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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-23
BASEBALL RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGuE-


At Chicago r. H E.
Rnllduelpnla .-.-...-. .-.-.....z . 1
ChlcaSO ---..1
Batteries Philadelphia, Houck,
Plank and Schang; Chicago. Russell,
CicOtte and Schalk.
At St Louis r. H E.
washington .---..s...........O D
81. LOUIS $500. ...-...S II U
Batteries: Washington, Boehling
and Henry; st. Louis, Mitchell and Ag-
new.
At Cleveland r. H. E
Boston .----s-.-...-...-. -
Cleveland .-.--..--.l
Batteries: Boston, Bedient and Car
rigan; Cleveland. Gregg, CullOp and
O'Neil.
At Detroit Cfirst game) HE.
New York ---.------.-.-.-..4 s
Detroit -----...-t II
Batteries: New York Ford, Heating,
Mcconnell and Sweeney; Detroit, VIII
lett and Mckee.
(SecOnd game) r. H. E.
New York .................12 y
Detroit .-...........--..-- -
Batteries: New York, Schulz and
Gossett; Detroit North, House and
Stanage-
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y two games scheduled.
Western League Standings

Where They Play Sunday.
Wichita at Denver
Sioux City at St Joseph
Topeka at Lincoln.
Omaha at Des MoineA
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Kansas City-Minneapolis, 3; KAN
sas City, D..
LouisvilIe-Indianap olis-LOuisville
game postponed; rain.
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FRIDAYS GAMES
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At Boston r. H E.
St. Louis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3
Boston 10 ?
Batteries: St Louis DOak, Geyer
and WingO. Roberts; Boston, Rudolph
and Whaling.
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Where They Play Sunday.
Fort Worth at Waco.
Dallas at Austin.
Galveston at Beaumont.
Houston at San Antonio.
Where They Play Monday.
Galveston at San Antonio.
Houston at Beaumont.
Fort Worth at Austin
Dallas at Austin.
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Where They Play Sunday.
Boston at Detroit.
Washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia at St Louis
New York at Cleveland
Scheduled to play Monday at same
cities as on Sunday.
PHONE FOR LIMOUsINE.-Adver-
tiSement.
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Const League STANDINGS.

Where They Play Sunday.
Oakland at San Francisco.
y Los Angeles at Portland
Sacramento at Venice.
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Where They Play Monday.
Pittsburg at Boston.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
St. Louis at Philadelphia
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National League Standings.

Where They Play Sunday.
10 games scheduled.
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COAST LEAGUE

COAST LEAGUE
At Los Angeles. X n. E
Sacramento ...........2 2
Batteries: Sacramento, Stroud and
Bliss; Venice, Raleigh. Klepfer and Ell
lott
At Portland X h T..
Los Angeles .-'''''''-
Portland 80. L
Batteries: Los Angeles, Perritt, Tozer
and Arbogast; Portland. Htgginbotham
and Berry.
A. San Francisco. R H. E.
Oakland .... ..----.-'..'..'.- -
San Francisco .....-.----..-.- II
Batteries: Oakland Pruitt Malarkey
and Rohrer Kreitz; San Francisco,
Baker. Henley and Clarke.
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WESTFRN LEAGUE.

WESTERN LEAGUE.
At St. Joseph. R. H E.
Topeka 80. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 8 2
St. Joseph ....................1O II 0
Batteries: Topeka. Reynolds, Fuller
ton and Sweet; ST Joseph, Bell and
Schang.
At Lincoln. r. H. Z.
Sioux city ..-.....-.........
Lincoln
Batteries: Sioux City, Elder and
Rapp, Vann; Lincoln. Gilman and
Baker.
Only two games scheduled
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Darkness TpelDe-Lnng the Pirates and Phe
DOnlin To Enter Ranks Of Pinch Hitters
By DAMON RUNYOE

John the Pinch Hitter Every the
Country Has Adopted the Plan-SpOrt Gossip.
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At New York
R. H. E

Shlcago --'.--.'''.''''..d l
New AOrk -.-...-.6
Batteries: Chicago Cheney, Vaughn
and Archer; New York, Tesreau and
Mclean
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R. H. Z.

At Brooklyn R. H E.
Cincinnati Observation-Disclosures 9 0
Brooklyn II
Batteries: Cincinnati. Johnson and
King; Brooklyn, Allen, Rucker and
Miller.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-23

At PhiladeIphia R H =.
Pittsburg Observation-Disclosures. 10 >
Philadelphia
Batteries: Pittsburg Adams, Rob
insOn, Camnitz and Gibson, Simon;
Philadelphia. Mayer, SeatOn and Kill
fer. Called at end of the 18th; dark
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-08-23

TEW YORK. Aug. 23.-While it is !
] fortunate for New York that the
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PhpIies are losing ground. sim
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MASONIC BODIES
ELECT OFFICERS

The members Of Mount Aoriah
Lodge. No. 10. Ancient Free and Ac-
cepted Masons. have elected the fol-
lowing roster OF officers for the en-
suing term: Jas. A. Stump. master:
T. L. witcher. senior warden; A. s.
Lonnacker. Junior warden; Geo. W.
Bethel. treasurer; Theodore Shoemak-
er. secretary. The appointive officers
have not yet been announced.
The members Of Canon City Chapter
No. II. Royal Arch Masons. have elect
ed officers as follows: W. T Bridwell.
high priest: NJ ]. Evans. king: Walter
F. Agne~. scribe; Theodore Shoemak-
er. secretary: W. J. Davis. captain OF
the host: W. II. Trout. principal So
journer; r. E Holmes. royal arch
captain: Geo. W. Bethel. ]. D. Russell
and Jay d. sidebottom. masters OF the
wells.
The members of Canon City Com
mandry. No. 5. Knights Tempiar. will
elect its corps of officers on Thurs
day night OF next week
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BRIDEGROOM. &c, MUST
PAY WIFE $500 NOTE.

Cheyenne, wyo. Dec. iS.-Henry
Smith. Ts-year-old bridegroom. must
pay a note for s2.5oo which he gave
to his bride. Olga wurst, on their we'd
ding day. The bride is s5 years old
Smith sued to have the note cancelled
on the ground that Mrs. Smith OBJ
tAined from him by misrepresenta-
tion. Judge W. c. Mentzer OF the dis
trict court. in decision handed down
last evening. finds that no evidence
of fraud has been shown and that the
note must be paid.
Smith also is suing Mrs. Smith for
divorce.
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70 SUPPORT PUBLIC
BANDlCONCERTS

A committee was appointed from the
membership of the Chamber OF Com
merce a few days ago to take up the
matter OF providing the people OF Can
on City with free open air band con-
certs in the city park next summer.
While the committee has not had time
to formulate a plan by which the
proposition can be carried out. II Is
hoped that it will receive favorable
consideration and that steps will be
taken to assure its success. The COM
mittee was appointed at the instance
OF Prof. II. C. Tremaine, who is work
Ing hard to give Canon City a splendid
band and is willing to give the public
high class concerts provided he is ac-
corded the cooperation and support
his enterprise deserves
Prof. Tremaine Is a bandmaster OF
acknowledged ability and expresses
confidence with the material at his
command to give the people of Canon
City a musical organization OF which
they viii be proud. It takes money to
support n band. as well as any other
undertaking. but not so much OF it as
to be prohibitive TO a community Of
this size. and IL is invariably found to
be sood investment. especially in a
town like Canon City. which attracts
hundreds Of tourists every summer.
Visitors here are sometimes dis
posed to complain OF lack Of enter
tainment and public band concerts
would materially contribute TO their
pleasure and to the length OF their
stay in town. The proposition of Prof
Tremaine ought TO be given general
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Mss Tucker Hostess.

Miss Tucker Hostess.
The members OF Mrs. Marie era
ven's Sunday school class OF the NJ.
church held their regular meeting with
Miss Mary Tucker. ia College. Tues
day evening.
Aside from the regular order Of
business. arrangements were made for
the Christmas eve program and plans
laid for scattering 4 little Christmas
cheer among the needy and sick
Later in the evening a tempting chat
ing dish luncheon WIS served. the
hostess being assisted by her sister.
Mrs. Roy wenzei.
Tho next business meeting OF the
class will be held with Miss Star Freye
on Jan. 9th.
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Gate City Circle.

Gate City Circle.
Gate City Circle No. 12o held its
regular session Monday evening at
woodman hall, Past Guardian Neigh
Dor susannah Meichi presiding.
The Odd Fellows desiring to hold
the meetings of the encampment in the
hall on the second and fourth Mon
days OF each month. It was voted to
hold but two meetings monthly. re-
serving the hfth Monday. when it oc-
ours. for social purposes.
1t was reported that Guardian
Neighbor Ward was detained at home
on account of the accident befaiIine
her father. who fell down stairs and
broke a rib last Saturday.
The members were invited to re-
main for a social after the session.
during which Mrs. Maniove served
eoRee and cake.
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sIebrate Birthdays.

The Misses Olive walch and Hello
sower charmingly enter tanned the
.oy and girl friends at a birthda
,arty Friday night at the 9ower hom
t 1902 Macon, their birthdays bein
lose together. The beautiful decora
lions were of the holiday scheme. Mu
&c and games were enjoyed durini
the evening. after which dainty re
freshments were served. All departes
with best wishes to tne two young la
dies for many more happy birthdays.
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Gard clan.

The meeting Of tho Card Club was
held this week with AFR. and Mrs.
George =. RockafelloW. Tho guests
arrived in time to partake Of SPLEEN
did dinner served In buffet style.
The evening hours we're pleasantly
passed Mt 500. Mrs. T. NJ. Harding Jr.
and Mr. Frank NcFarlane taking the
prizes
Mrs. Charles swanton and Mrs.
smith. who Is visiting Mrs J. l. Coo
per. we're special guests.
a delightful evening was enjoyed
by all.
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W. r. c. Elect. Omcer-.

Greenwood Corps No. %. W. r c.
met "Wednesday. Dec. 10. at Pythian
hall. with Hattie Ames. presiden, In
the chair.
The principal business transacted
was the election o. officers for the
ensuing year. The following wers
elected: Hattie Amcs. reelected prcf-
ident: Sarah 5. Dunlap. senior vice
president. Phoebe Bowlhy. junior VIC :
president: Lotre r Morgan. reelected
treasurer. n. J. Terry. chaplain; Els
Jukes. conductor. Susan jenkins.
guard. The other officers are appoint
ed. The following delegates wers
elected TO the department convention
10 Do held noxt year at Fort Morgan
Mrs. Bowiuy. Mrs. Lamb. Mrs. Earl.
Mrs. Terry. Airs. Dunlap; alternates
Mrs. Curtis. Mrs. Singer. Mrs. cou---
ney. Mrs. Jukes and Miss Cora Terry.
The president and past president are
Representatives entitled to a vote.
There enl be special meeting
wednesday afternoon. Dec. 81. for In
stsllstion and to transact any Other
business which may properly come
before the corps
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Reading clal Have Pleasant Meet.

Reading Clnh Have Pleasant Meet.
The Monday Reading Club met this
week with Mrs. Sadie McIain. Mrs.
okey. president. In the chair.
Mrs. shoemaker read the following
poems from Riley: I'm Bohemia. .
Homemade Fairy Tales and a
Tale OF Airly Days "A Singing
Lesson" BY Jean Ingeiow.' Il wish't
I'D Gone to Bed by Mrs. Felter. and
Little Brown Baby by the colored
poet, Paul Dunbar.
Mrs. Coulter read for Mrs Bailey
Seventy Seven Times Thankful a
sketch of the life OF Joel Chandler
Harris and one OF his productions,
Uncle Remus and the Telephone
There were twelve members and
two guests present. Mrs. Biggs and
Mrs. Mack.
Members responded to roll call with
Christmas quotations.
Mrs. okey read from an eneyelo-
pedia the origin Of Christmas and the
manner in which it is observed in dif-
ferent countries.
During the social following the pro-
gram dainty. appetlEing refreshments
were served.
The next meeting viii be held with
Mrs He,ty MeLain.
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s.s~rs.I. Card clsl.

On Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
W. n. Clark entertained the Evening
sara Club at their home on Green
wood avenue.
i've tables OF six-handed euehrs
were played. Mrs. +. NJ Harding Jr.
being successful In taking the iady's
prize. while the gentleman trophy
went to Mr.. wr. Boucher. The cut
trize was won by Mrs Dye.
Al q late hour an elaborate turkey
sinner was served
The occasion was one of much pleas
ure to all.
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LRes Canon City.

Mr.. W. NJ. Newton Of si4 whipplc
avenue. who moved here from Bon
ham. Texas. about a month ago Is very
much pleased with Canon City and its
climate. Mr.. Newton has purchased the
s A. Van Buskirk property near the
skyline drive and will take possession
March /. 1914.
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iAISE. CANON CITY SCENERY

A couple OF eastern motorcycle
drists, who stopped OF here for a
~ or two early in October while
aking the run from Salt Lake CT
o Denver, sent Lee Morrison. ch
ERIK at the Strathmore hotel, one d
his week the following clipping fro
otor Field containing their impre
ions OF this part of Colorado. The
ay: "The descent OF the easter
lopes OF the Sangre de Christie rams
s rapid and salida is soon reache,
I is an attractive town OF six or sey
N thousand Inhabitants and is iocat
ed well UP towards the headwaters O.
he Arkansas river. Following down
the river the route Of travel is ex-
tremely pretty. with the Continental
divide rising like an impenetrable
wall behind.
The next stop Is Canon City. and
here II is advisable to spend a day or
SO. taking several side trips which
are too wonderful to overlook. Thirty
miles to the north OF Canon City lies
the famous mining camp OF Cripple
Greek, the road to which leads up
through the Phantom canon Of -Four
Mile Creek. This canyon trip is one
OF the prettiest along the entire route
and is well worth taking The seen
cry differs from that OF other can
yons farther west. and an added
charm IS the little stream. which goes
tumblIng down in almost a continuous
CASCADE. Another interesting side trip
from Canon City is the climb up
through Priest Canyon to the top OF
the Royal Gorge. about ten miles
from town. There are several obser-
walton points at the top. where II IS
possible TO overlook the edge.
straigbt down to the river. $500 feet
below. aad so narrow are the walls
that In some places the railroad at
the hottom is suspended over the wat
er. The third trip OF Importance Is
III Sky Line Drive. running for three
miles along the very top Of a steep
ridge. from where one can see for
miles over the country on both sides.
with Canon City almost directly be-
MEATH
leaving Canon City. there is a
choice Of two roads. One leads 20
Colorado SPRINGS. and the other to
Pueblo. each about ATTY miles dis
tant This completes the triangular
route through Colorado. OF over a
thousand miles. every mile of wlhieh
is aiIed with The finest scenery to be
seen anywhere in the world"
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sr,ith ind Miss Morrison played ,
piano duet.
The selection sang BY Mrs. schwe
CERT was one Of her own. with IN
words from the poem. "Just Beyon'
the Years.. by Dunbar.
The next meeting OF the club vii
be Jan. 9Th.
The woman's Club extends heart.
thanks to all those who took part b
the afternoons program
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ckins entertainments that was ever
ven in the club. All entered heartily
20 the spirit of the occasion and
sre youngsters again, playing tricks.
.ying and doing the most side-spiit-
ig things. "A little nonsense now
d then is relished by the best OF
en',-and women. too.
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lncOln Park Friday eveains.

incoln Park Friday evening.
The affair took the nature Of
,ower. complimentary to Miss N
srtney's approaching marriage
r. Dexter Eikins OF Rocky For
any dainty and useful articles we.
resented to the bride-eIect by he
.ests.
The evening was jolly one fro
art to finish. various pranks an
ames being enjoyed. and at a la
,ur the serving of splendid oyst
lpper completed the happy occasio
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ws-s..s Club Has Musical

THO music coramittec OF the wom-
ans Club. Mrs. Lewis. Mrs. carus.
Mrs. Sell and Mrs. Lamb. had charge
Of the afternoons meeting ani de.
lighted the members and their friends
with an excellent program.
The participants were as follows:
Prof. Trcmainc-cello solo.
Roger s'ndin-Piano Solo.
Miss Leora corrin-Readiny.
Miss Beuish Emmerson--Piano solo
Mrs. schweigcrt--vocal Solo.
Miss Eta waiton--Rcadme.
Mrs. Hyssong. Mrs. Henry. Nrs.
Logan. Mrs. sweeny served iain'y rs-
sresAncuss At this tims. Mlss Ruth
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NIs,Ienar, society Meets.

Thursday afternoon the Aid and
Missionary society of the Baptist
church met with Mrs. Bertha Lewis
on Harrison avenue.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: President. Mrs.
Eweii; vice president. Mrs. shirley;
recording secretary. Mrs. Lewis;
treasurer. Miss Bartlett; recording
secretary. Mrs. AcRay.
After a literary program delight
fui refreshments were served by the
hostess.
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SAVE Is PER
CENT on YOUR
BILL Of TREES
and PLANTS

hy ordering direct We
have no agents IN Colo.
at present and will give
YOU the commission OF on
orders placed now. We
are prepared to furnish
such varieties rs Colorado
Orange. Cedar Hill slack
and Sheriff propagated
from Csnon City Orchards
with Rond records, We
grow . general line and
can hsndIr your business
to ycur entire -atirfrction
send us your list ard let
us make you prscsN New
catalogue ready and will
be msik d free on request
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Afssrnoos Bridge.


The home OF Mrs. James Turnbn'l
was the scene of happy party on
Tuesday afternoon. when a number
Of ladies xere cnterta ned at bridge
Miss Wreath Bogss OF Fairfield. Ill.
who las been visiting Mrs. Guy U.
HARDY. was the complimentary guest
Of the affair.
Prize for high score. large box OF
preserved fruits. was won BY MrA
0corEe Bethel Sr.. the consolation go
ing TO Mrs. +. L. Smith.
At 6 O'Clock an excellent hot supper
was served.
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Friends In Council Have Gay Time
Attending School.

Attending School.
The Friends in Council met Friday
afternoon in regular session at Pyth-
ian hall. with Mrs. Alice schweigert
presiding.
After the regular routine of business
was transacted the afternoon was
turned over to the History committee,
Mrs. Hart CoodIoe. chairman. for n
social.
In the front Of the room. painted In
large colored letters. was this In
scrip,ion placed on the wall. Back
ward. turn backward. oh time In your
flight; make me a child again just
for tonight
The secrctarys desk was arranged
with books and papers and bell TO
represent school teachers desk Mrs
Goodloe. with all the dignity II is
possible for her to assume. occupied
the teachers chair. The rest OF the
club members were the pupils
Late pupils were required to write
their names on a black board placed
on an easel under the Inscription.
sProcrastination is the thief OF time
and as punishment for their deiin-
quency recite from Mother Goose
rhymes
Twenty questions were given. This
is sample OF them. What Is the
ilshtest city in the world, Cork
What islands sing the best7 Canary.
What islands best describe the feel
ing existing in our elnbf Friendly. p
etc.
In the arithmetic lesson cards with
pencils attached. with six examples
to be answered In Roman numerals.
These are the nrst and last examples
plus 1900 equal vigor-viN. 6 plus
5 plus 1 plus 500 equal very bright
VIVID. Ethel Biggs was then permit
ted TO pass the water Lemonade in
a galvanized pail with long han
died dipper was passed One OF the
little girls piped up. My mother don't
allow me TO drink after other chill
drcn. She says IL isn't sanitary" so the
dipper was wiped after each drink
around the edge.
A short time was allowed for re-
cess and talking.
A-spelling school was the next on
the program. Ada Baker and Mary
whipple chose sides. In spelling the
word bum was substituted for the
voweis.
The rewards OF merit were then dis
tributed for exoeliency. Emma Hall
received that for. geography. a calen-
dar OF friendships: Mary Haines for
arithmetic. a Christmas card."A Pansy
for Thoughts and Mary whippie
captain of the side which stood the
longest. a linen A. d. c. book.
The teacher announced that 1t was
nearly time for school to be dismissed
and Anna Bell Stockton and Nellie
whippie may pass the luncheon Pa
per pals were passed containing two
small sandwiches. pickle. two tiny
sticks of candy. an apple and two
cookies. one diamond shaped. the 9TH
er round. Someone reminded the teach
or that they always spoke pieces on
Friday and several repeated recitA-
dons. the nrst they could remember
| to have given IN their early aAys.
| II vss 90 oe shs joalIsst most roll
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Five Hundred Party.

Five Hundred Parfy.
Complimentary to Miss harsarette
Chase OF San Jose. Caiif- twelve
young ladies' spent Thursday evening
with Miss Grace Schultz as their
hostess.
Five hundred occupied the time,
Miss Jessie Emmerson achieving high
score.
Light refreshments were served af-
ter the play.
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shower fer Mss NsCart.ey.

A surprise party that was real
surpriss was what sixteen Of the
young lady frisads os Miss Jeane Nc
carsasy tsaasrss her u her hone o
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encouragement and the concerts next
summer made a reality.
The Holly chieftain., 1913-08-08
Mont n.Conti6uous Homestead Bill Nav Pass.

The Secretary OF the Interior indicates through Senator
Wrens bill enlarged additional
contiguous the original that the Department opposed
10 lberaizing the present homestead laws.
Senator Warens bill provides that lands the original
the land originally may
under the enlarged homestead residence and cultivation Of the original
be deemed residence cultivation the additional
Secretary Lane Of the Interior Department the bill the
public lands that the Department believes
additional should be extended beyond
homestead laws He contends that that the bill would
acquisition additional cultivation and Improvement
Of the object contemplated by the original homestead which
designed primarily crop production
methods.
lis possible that the Senate public lands will avL
bill regardless
that the bill be note enacted