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Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-30
LOCAL ITEMS.

Bushes men of the city take kindly i0 the idea of substituting stage line to make weekly trips between this point and Willow creek. It Is fiugrcd that if the Trail Is kept open at least 75 per cent of the travel in private con- vcyanccS will come this way in stead of taking the uncertain route via the Copper River rail- road. Besides, it is much cheap CT to winter stock in Valdez than 1t is in Chitina. MT. Mcintosh ex- presses his willingness to under lake running weekly stage into the interior, if the business men will give him the necessary hcIp.
 Tomorrow night the Arctic Brotherhood will hold their an nual election of officers, after which the newly elected will be duly installed. The retiring off COTS then will entertain the members of the order at a smok- CT, lunch being a part of inc evenings program. It is hoped that the membership of the camp will turn out on this occasion to give the new officers a start on their term of office.
 James DOggett came in from Slate creek, arriving here at noon on Sunday. MT. Doggett came in from Copper Center on a bicycle, making the trip in two days. He .eft Wortmans at o'clock in the morning, making the trip in four hours. He reports the trail quite heavy from Teikhell in, but says beyond that point the road is in splendid condition.
 Ed. Wood has all his govern ment freight cached at Sana. On his return to Valdez, within a few days, he will freight in one hun- dred and nine sacks of ore for Charles Whitzler for shipment outside.
 A wireless received by the mar 'hars office states that tho steamer Dora left Unalaska forI
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-09-30

Laundrys. Independent Laundry.
 Life Insurance. w. H. Crary.
 Launches. Three M.
 Moving Picture Shows. Majestic.
 Manufacturers. Copper River Lumber Co. Chas. R. Crawford. Alaska Water Light 6 Power Co. Valdez Sheet Metal Works.
 Newspapers. Prospcctor, Daily. Miner Sunday, Weekly. Pool and Billiard Rooms. Copper Block. Ingram 6 Bush.
 Roadhouses. Camp Comfort. Ho8I E6tat0 agencies. Valdez Real Estate Agency.
 Restaurants. Valdez Cafe.
 Stamp Mills. Seattle Drydock Construction Co.
 Manlouring. Senorita Mendez.
 atsamshIp Llnes. Alaska Coast Co. Alaska Steamship Co.
 8heet Metal Works. Valdez Sheet Metal Works. Transfer Companies. Copper River Draying Go. Valdez Transfer Go.
 Telephones. Alaska Water, Light & Tele- phone Go. Wholesale Cigar Merchants. Ingram & Bush.
New Ulm review., 1912-09-11

~ W. ~ I1|lI1| l : ~ ~
-SIla4Kt StB6S u ~ n5u ny ii
r54lla long liafsoee, - n 49, NJ.
azyoos vitAia txsnty yards VII
hadn't ASaId HIN hat person mus
have besns sto6e Aea1 gfsoah GAlldAood
,BToekstt, nervous saAA agltate0 at this
loud announesmsnt Of his NAME ye,
aecfstly pleased at the patronage or
The grsat Old warrior. AusAed and
stammess1. Wills eolans's eyes ~
spoke chagrin and apprehsnsSon. ss.
Tell you something, Brockstt, the
Iron Man went on, Il know . balI
player when I sse one. and II you want
70 take up the game you don't have
to start With any Glass 2 lsaguss. I11
take you. On tomorrow. sifr Jon WANT
Come 80 me IN Newark during tA0
day. win youf" ,,.s sesa, 81 .Fea
eolano's eyes telegraphsd . mes
sage. and Brockett understood. SPEAK
ing in . voice loud saough 10 10
heard halfway 70 the granAstand. 10
answered: Yes. Two o'clock b All
right? III b there. .all then. shak-
ing the Iron Mans AAnd, retrsatsd
once more to the shelter o4 the crowd
no BE CONTINUED)
New Ulm review., 1912-09-11

on earth was the idea in that big fel.
lows head. I'd like to know?"
III your top-piece isn't solid ivory"
returned Solano, you know well
enough. It's dollar to crushed
lemon that our Japanese friend was
waiting round the next corner to grab
the papers, and I'd risk little some
thing that those policemen were
planted ahead of time where they
could come forward in hurry"
"You slid beautifully, Ramon"
laughed l3rockett as they resumed
their march, Jogging along at fairly
rapid gait. IF you had only slid home
that way when we needed it on about
ten afternoons I could mention. we
could have saved flock of games"
The Cuban flushed, and then laughed
back at his friend.
This was different occasion, Har
~. I felt more as If were sliding
at an umpire this time. Somehow or
other I never could bear the idea OF
spiking an inflelder, and that's why
slowed up so often when I should
have hit the grit"
"This time, though" Brockett
chuckled, "you slid for keeps. shud
der to think what would have hap
pened to that policeman If you had
only had your spikes on
Solano stopped, and lifted one foot
Something flashed keenly, venomous
ly, from the sole and heel.
II had them on" confessed the Gu.
ban, "and that officer must have the
worst-looking pair of shins that were
ever taken to q hospital. Honestly,
Harry, I'd feel like brute if it wasn't
for the circumstances and for the
value of the work that We have set
ourselves to do"
Silently Brockett shook the Cuban's
hand, and the youngsters, fully rested
from their run, logged onward to the
railroad station.
New Ulm review., 1912-09-11

felony" hs purrsd. "sun. would be
easy NIT you II do E.se efer game to
. drial. We're iss my bapersr
Brocks&t began fumbling In his
waistcoat. Baron Zollern. smiling
broadly, stood By with extended hand,
and the ofneer dropped his paw from
the captive's shoulder, Brockstt delved
through his vest pockets for . mo-
ment, brought up his empty hand. and
then, with tho speed Of . pouncing
leopard, flung himself to his knees,
seized Baron Zollern1 ankles, and
pulled savagely.
The huge German, With . roar Of
surprise and helpless rage, toppled
backward, landing on the base of his
spine with crash that fairly shook
the street. Brokett, regaining his feet
at once, made half turn, and darted
OF, while the astounded policeman.
making one wild clutch In the air,
managed to catch his toe against the
PROSTATE form of the baron, and fell
heavily upon him. The grunt With
which the baron hailed the advent of
tAs omcer upon his stomach vas Q
New Ulm review., 1912-09-11
Catarrh c,sp,t be Cured

with local applications as they cannot
eiood or and s
order to cure it you must take internal
lem edies. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally. and acts DIRECTLY. on the ,blood
is not quack medicine. 1t was prescribed
by one Of the best physicians in this coun-
try for years and is a regular prescription.
combined with the best blood puriiersr
acting directly on the mucous surfaces
The perfect combination of the two ingre-
dients is what produces such wonderful
results in curing Catarrh. Send for testi-
monials free. ~
FL. CHENEY & Co., Props, Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, price 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills tor Constipa-
ion.
New Ulm review., 1912-09-11
CHAPTER Viii.

The Journey north was made with.
out special incident, and the time was
spent in figuring out as complex and
ramifled a route as possible. With
railroad maps and time tables, the
boys outlined a tour that would twist
and turn like collection of SIS, and
yet, even with due allowance for de-
layed trains and possible intervals on
foot or on horseback, would land them
at Rancho Nogal within the time
limit set by their superiors. Neither
of the youngsters was so optimistic
as to expect a smooth, uninterrupted
journey, and each, as he speculated
upon the chance of trouble. was men,
tally thankful for the presence Of the
strong. nervy, capable youth beside
him.
Brockstt. With . good-sizsd map in
hand, drew out . pencil, and began
marking down . few lines of connec-
tion, whom the Cuban, with ono quick
Jerk. wrssted tho pencil from his hand.
Harry. you need guardian. Your
mentality II just about At for the
dotty.houss." su .a
why. what's agitating youf"
queried Brockett, astounded and some.
what Jared. The Cuban smiled do
risively. .-
You should know better, Harry,
than to mark out our real route on
any map or sheet of paper. We don't
believe, Of course, that there is any
one on this train who is on our track
and yet our best policy is to believe
It up to the minute we reach Jersey
City. Just for an experiment, we'll
ray, I have an idea"
why not have it toasted. with
on the side? I'm hungry
enough to eat It." 1917 .
''Well. the African brother Just an
Dounced that lunch am, now sOhvo6
New Ulm review., 1912-09-11
Cure Your Backache
and Rheu1naism
FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
Rackaehe drags on your vitality. Saps


Hampers you in your work.
Besides that, it means some
thing wrong with your
Kidneys; . weakness, an
inflammation, q breaking
down, may be, Of the kidney
tissues. Foley Kidney Pins
10 the true answer. They
will help you QUICKLY
strengthen and heal your
kidneys, regulate the action
Of your bladder, and drive
!, and Rheumatism. They
strong, wen man Of you.
aing dsugs T7 them.
New Ulm review., 1912-09-11

F1I11D1 GI1G
sealless y hlae E1nTq
/ ~ iyA1r-a elpSSs 1t ~ cSiS7
tAiAks w11l y absoiutsay iasapabls Il
s'1. !s':1.sles''a = = 49, sap'ev'dsa v'ta
''Uad det ~. ny asas Msss LaS,
sonf'' Y
j .1haA Basoa zo,isss, = ssnsta1nG
1Aae win bo hard % ebtain.s
! sUndos1tsdly. No. LA1seA ID
Ae rsmu1ssanhsl ~ M 1e vost1
q lrouh3o.s @ s !.
ny ! si1sefsly Aepe ~ DlHoa. I
,wouldnt care 20 take joA0 shaaeea
otherwise"
Have you obtaiasd nowIsdge q
rsA accuracy. Miss LAwooo," spoke
up Mr.. Yas1moto, "ol Tie timo when
The 10 trustworthy Ar. Broekett goes
away, q o. thc route over which Ae
= Win oedses 20 mako he 3ous1sy.
'lngf" ~ af &as1
mo, NJ. Yasimoto excepting tAas
- willt aOo Sasiy tcnesrow mosaing.
that 10 win Aave AR. Ramoa eolano
% his travelling oompanion, and that
Ae win have secret documents q the
new cipher IN his possession"
Do knowledge Les amply shum-
chent," said Baron Zollern. TT iss
lmberatife und essenchul dot W bos.
sess ourssllufs Of do cipher und Dc
messages derein. Do fate Of nachuns
-ein, swei, drei-ach, Cot, mohr -
New Ulm review., 1912-09-11
I goes with the honorably youthful
SBrockett where he may be command

goes with the honorably youthful
Rbrockett where he may be command
|bd!"
\ "Dis Solano-he iss-"
~Of tho Cuban nation. Herr Baron.
Ho n Of richness. remarkably much" "
"Und i'd vas die solano dot berson-
my attend to dc shastisings Of our
rsnt, senor Aguilar. How know
aotf BY dc annoyed und poisonous
pxbression dot como ubon do face q
Benor Aguilar ven do name iss men
1bhued. Ha ha! Hat read Cheriock
Holmes, for nodingsr'
y There was . faint tapping upon tho
1oor; the negro attendant stepFod st.
Pently to his post and Miss Lawson-
lho stenographer Of tho secret service
1omoe-Was admitted.
"Goot efening, Mees Lawson" the
German greeted her. We are re-
Phoiced dot ve now again beholt you.
Hat you goot news for us!"
WAS the carbon copy that I gave
hdr. Yazimoto of any value? No? That
Toung Brockett is shrewder than /
thought. Here Il . bit Of informa.
hon, though. that may be worth your
lime: young Brockett goes away from
Warrington tomorrow, on some sort
secret mission. and ono Of ooosa6
New Ulm review., 1912-09-11
CHAPTER VII.

Solano must have conspired with
the sun, for he appeared at Brock.
ett's home the next morning before
the day had fairly dawned. The Gu.
ban was unable to surprise his friend,
however-Harry had been stirring for
an hour. and was fully equipped for
the journey when Ramon's ring was
heard. Farewells were quickly said.
Mrs. Brockett and Bertha bravely
struggling to keep back the tears that
insisted on coming to the surface, and
the youngsters were soon upon their
way-messengers of peace or war.
guardians Of . nations secret docu-
ments, and keepers Of q cipher that
was destined to bewilder the ablest
Interpreters Of Germany and Of Japan.
Brockett had figured on catching the
earliest morning train to New York,
and tho boys further agrsod that, In
stead Of riding clear through to the
new terminals in tho metropolis, they
would drop OF I'm Jersey City, spend
an hour In circling round that busy
burg, and then take one OF tho for.
ries to Manhattan, thus banning any
enemies who might be tipped to await
them at the great railroad station.
They were blocking out additional
plans, when they were suddenly in
tercepted by a huge man Of rather
more than middle age-a gigantic
German, white Of mustache and
shaggy as to brows-a Bismarck como
to life, and doubled In his bulky power.
The immense German came loiter-
ing down the street, almost deserted
ut this early hour, and almost collided
with solano. The Cuban respectfully
oidestepped to permit the old gentle
New Ulm review., 1912-09-11

dot-de fate Of half de world may be
by dose messages involved. Tomor'
row, ve must watch and follow dis
young man und his frent-und by de
efening after, We must hat de cipher"
"How do you expect-by what
means-how can you trap him?"
queried Miss Lawson. wonderingly.
The huge German grinned amiably.
but the quizzical good humor was fad
ing from his face. s~ ,e~
dot shall be Of small difficulty,
my dear Mees Lawson. We viii get
him. und We cannot be particular % to
de way. It may be RAIDER sefere for
him und his trent. Senior Solano. but
necessity knows no daintiness."
And the Filipino, Aguilar, still nurs
ing his bruises. smiled venomously a
the baron spoke. Mr.. Yazimoto hest
tated, seemed about to speak. and then
subsided as Miss Lawson opened q lit
tie silver mesh-bag.
Il almost forgot something, baron
This little scrap Of paper; I think.
must contain bit of the cipher,
though it is probably too small to be
of actual value. I found It near Chief
wilkins desk"
Baron Zollern took the bit Of paper
and stared at 1t with wrinkled brows
while Aguilar and Yazimoto bent over
his shoulders.
"A SH L L Pos 2BH SH TC e BIB
Pos WP w SH l. Fin PO TO L Pos
e HB HR TIC Fin L PO WP Pos BIB
Pos HR TO SH BH."
The great German scowled till his
thick white eyebrows almost joined
together. II haf seen many ciphers.
Und many addempts at ciphers. Aber
dis ist de master of dem all. My
frents. it matters nod how de ting iss
done-ve musd hat de cipher dot iss
In de possession of dis young man,
und de messaches he carries. irresbec.
tife Of de ways und means!"
New Ulm review., 1912-09-11
.BYW. A. PHEI:1 on
CONTINUED

(coNTINuED.l
I - Uear GERMAN nugnea, sounu
leosly, interiorly, his vast form quiv
srlng like . succession Of jelly-waves
Wait, vait." he commanded, when
the tempest OF mirth had passed. al
low me dot bictnre to you und to
minsself do efents Of de choyous efen'
ng. You virsdt attempted de setuo
kions Of vinance. So? Und de young
man repuffed you, so? Und den, sub
bosing dot he would haf documents OF
value concealed ubon his berson, you
Naylaid him CLOSE by his home. So!
Iss Id nod correct? But dis young
man iss adletic-ha ha! Und he hass
irents also, vot de Americans call
husky, CLOSE by hand. Und de- young
man. und his frents. dey beat de very
lie from aus de brilliant young Chap
lnese und de ambitchus Vilibino, but
hoy do not hat de bolice dake hand
Tor manifesd reasons! Hat nod brob.
srly Displayed de bicture? Ha ha ha-
beg OF you, bardon de laughings!"
Mr.. Yazimoto's amiability remained
pnrumed, although Senior Aguilar
seemed decidedly irritated.
'"The Herr Baren," smiled Mr.. Yazi-
motto. might have even been honor
ably present, 1t is with such correct
ness Of description that he speaks. It
was not the admirable fortune Of Herr
Baron. however, to have participation
In tho notable combat, and Of conse-
Quence there was not the fascinatio
pf seeing one honorable elephant roll
upon the much-annoying pavement. It
% Of deep regret, most truthfully."
The huge German laughed again,
the same beef-shaking quake of the
mteIior departments.
1T iss veil dot you, und I. are of
|de few vot haf de real abbreciation OF
comedy. Our vilibino frent-ach, hui
NOR iss deflchient in his gombosichun.
Ah, vell-vorget it. Led us to bitz-
ness be attentif. I chudge dot you hat
agomblished nodings NIT de young
man? Hat you any babers, documents.
goot news of any kind for de days
laborings?" .......
Exhibit One," said Mr.. Yazimoto,
arawing few folds Of paper from an
9bnside. pocket, lis q carbon-copy Of
yImost curious sentences, written by the
Honorable youth at his employment
2place. and for me secured by the most
\ Excellent Miss Lawson. After exam
lnation of exceeding briefness I am
force to think this only joke, and not
importance in the least of measure"
The German glanced over the first
Exhibit" and confirmed his colleagues
verdict with an emphatic nod.
DE poy iss wise as veil as forci.
ble," he commented. "Vot else?"
"A copy of an Insignificant message
sent to Cuba by the friend of tho
young Mr.. Brockett. It is of no ap.
parent value, excepting to show that
khis other young man, one sDlano,
New Ulm review., 1912-09-11
Nearer tho Ground.

Nearer tho Ground.
Edwin, aged seven, noticed grandpa
trying to stoop to pick up somethine
which had fallen to the ground, sud-
denly said: %. wait, grandpa, let mo
pick it up for you haven't 20 faS
to Stoop." EE@
New Ulm review., 1912-09-11
Selling Horse Flesh.

Dealers selling horse flesh in Paris
are required to indicate the nature of
their business by placing a horses
head In conspicuous position. 30 that
1t can readily be seen by purchasers.
Annually $29. 100000 pounds of horse
and mule meat are sold. representing
slaughter of $1,000 animals.
New Ulm review., 1912-09-11
$s0,0o0, ,0oo.oo Lost Annually by WaIe

DR.. Sadler estimates that about
$50, 600, ,OC0. 90 in wages is lost annually
to the American people as q direct
result of colds. Lost time means lost
wages and doctoripg is expensive
Use Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound promptly. 1t will stop the
cough and heal and sooth the sore and
inflamed air passages. o. M. Olsen.
New Ulm review., 1912-09-11
1g aaessln 8 - 60 = e

g ~ naR 6 - tol Z -
fSaS1dftllll s6s W ~ "A 4
lAls laaAed altR - nssaA -
~ escond policeman sprsng oagssiy'
- Ateecept him. Brooksel odaasans
bask h full AigAa, 'sav ~ pesdlSaa
nsus q The Cuban, and, halting SoP a.
instant shouted. "enda nAmon,
eldAoIs .a
Dolano vent 70 TIE pavement ln Z
sompact. moving mass, and shot along
~ stones. fest arst The onoomlnS
shoes caught tho policeman On The
hU.s He rose IKE some light and Joy.
Gus bird. shot through The air with O
howl Of dismay. and Joined the popu.
lar assembly on the stony ground. Bs,
fore any Of the three fallen men could
pull bis senses together Or oveo 0tSug.'
glo 70 his feet 'Brockstt and oolano
had turned the nearest corner, dodged
up IN alley, and headed down q side
street. AZ they ran they heard 6oafse
b1llOvinc, the shrilling q whistles,
ana the thuddiaG Of clubs upoa ths
pavement. but the sounds srsw faint
q. fainter, faded to . whisper and
died away. The boys pulled up IN the
shadow Of . dat-building. and regainsd
their wind. s3.I t
I'm sorry for tho big German" 10.
marked Brockett. THAT bump viii
keep him in bed . week. II It doesn't
cripple him for life. It's q vicious
trick. devils own bit Of work. but
couldn't see any other chance. What
New Ulm review., 1912-09-11


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- ~ Nn4sa. NS.TsI S,sySesSS tS..e
naaa - ~ a..A Ha.Hsee ~
fhal 1she tAss ,s1ti~ ,a.As.. ..Aa-n
6oiA +. enA go a. 80 nhaie ~
each - AZ IN Gme.4aloe Anv.
c.~ ~ 49,. -. .s..s.h,. -.
~ nostaee s1snns / ! - lls3sSsse ~
a4fanA a ~ reAso.ss ~ "a y :
{ ~ hoya Ai6 f,,ii ,,,a4io> - &Aaap
lunch. IA san.tared henk - tAear
saata. Thalr nana - nanaea NJ
apnarantly vnAiafnsAe6s - a 1eaa.a
oontranfe6 A. hlaoa, .veAenv. as,eN.
nantly a - eramina6 ~ Nm 4ehie
Il IA .haan opened. ~ ~ hanAins
a&annn haA hnnn torn n go sI5 -
.atiili ~ a. ol6 nanII = ,asna,a,aA
tha Cuhan. mo. IA. don.t hLsten M
nharloch Homo, ~ unon ~ -othar
naasansara.s nonr. ahov s eisn ~ ~.
pr1se a. vorrr. rhaA voan s. nlay.
ins rlsht INTO fh1lr hiand. IistalIns.
nov: vhan u r,iIaxu!1h Hal1,n1lv Caay, lat,s
makes lishtnine exit without vaifine
Tor the train "a reach ~ vest,shore
terminals. Let's take chance On get.
ting our clothes dusty. II anyone 10
fool enough to rush out after a.. Wo
have him spotted-if he stays, on the
train We have Q lot more chance to
get away before he can land In the
station" .#..
wish ve had hoped OF at Phil
adelphia." sighed Brockett. Tn q city
Of that size We might have made .
better escape, and I happen to know
the streets Of the burg pretty well.
Well have to make the best Of It now.
though. The moment we hit the sod
we'll run so fast we'll discover sev.
eral new streets In Jersey City,"
Solano was silent for q few min
utes, and then his features lighted up.
DO you happen to have an Eastern
league schedule about you?" he de.
manded.
Think I have. Got one with sched.
ules Of twenty leagues In it-this note
book. What's the idea?"
rs Jersey City playing at home to-
dayT
"Yes-playing Newark. Some fun
there. That's old Iron Man McGin.
nity's team"
"Good stuff. Well, how's this for q
supplement to our first idea. then: 70
right out to the ball park. buy bleach.
er seats. and mix in with the crowd.
It's hard, awfully hard. to locate any.
body In a ball park. and the task would
be twice as hard for some foreigner.
who wouldn't even know how to find
his way around the stands. We want
ed to kill time In Jersey City till eve.
ning-where could We kill It more
pleasantly or more safely?"
"Some of your ideas, dear Ramon.
denote almost human intelligence. Il
listens good to me. But. say-we are
iust rolling into Jersey City now. Wait
q bit-shell slacken q little-NOW!"
The boys sprane from their chairs
and bolted down the aisle. An az.
tonished negro tried to intercept them
with a cry of Hold on boss-we amt
In de station yeti" but only received
a shoulder and an elbow as reward.
Solano unhesitatingly leaped. struck
on a gravelly spot. went to his knees.
and then shot forward on his palms.
Brockett swung of a shade more care.
fully. landed fairly on his feet. and.
after staggering a dozen yards. re.
gained his balance. a.'
"Any bones broken. Ramon?"
"Nothine but a susnender and nv
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-16
+++
Mrs. Sabin Entertsirs.

Mrs. Fred Sahin entertained the
members OF the Four O'Clock Club
on Friday afternoon Of last week
at her pretty home on Colorado ave
nue. The affair was to honor Mrs
J. A. kincaid. wio will leave soon
for her new home In Pocatsllo. Ida
no, and who Is a charter member Of
the club Mrs. W. u. McCarty. n
former member OF the club. but who
has lived In Michigan for n number
OF years aud has now returned to
the city to make her home. was the
other guest Of honor. Auction bridge
was the ent rtainment of the after
noon. and at the conclusion Of an In
t.resting game. refreshments We're
served
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-16
Mrs. Ed~a, d's Rejection.

Immediately following the Music
Club concert on Monday nj yht, the
members Of the club and the must
clans who took part in the concert
were entertained most deli ightfully
al the home of Dr. and Mrs. +. Gard
Edwards.
The pretty home was effectively
decorated with cut flowers and
ferns. while sweet strains OF music
were furnished throughout the hours
OF the reception by members Of
the Wonderly orchestra Some OF
the members of the Music Club as
sisted Mrs Edwards in welcoming
the guests The library was decorat.
ID with yellow chry a1ihemums. while
In the dining room lovely pink ear
nations gra-ei the table where punch
aud waters were served by Miss
Adeline Albera. Miss Clarice Cook
and Miss Hazel Lee.
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-16
80
Armory Reception and Dance.

What promises 10 be brilliant
social event will take place the cv.
ening Of Tuesday. December I'd. at
the new armory OF the local company
of the National Guard of Colorado.
On this occasion. the members OF
Company ". win give reception 10
their friends. To he followed by a
dancing party. This In to BE- a strict
ly social affair. In the nature Of a
house warming. and no admission
fee is to be asked.
The new armory which is located
at the corner of Ration avenue and
Second street. has been occupied by
Company II. for several months. al
though II does not as We, present n
finished appearance. All alterations
and interior work viii be In readI.
ness. however. for the event Of De
cember I'd. and the Indications are
tina, large and representative con-
course Of guests and members will
be present