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The daily sentinel., 1913-02-21
Entire Change Tonight.

An entire change of pictures at the
Majestic tonight and again tomorrow
night. How Father Accomplished
His Work" roaring farce comedy,
tonight. Come all. Sans advertise
ment
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-21
All IlnV Meeting

The ladies of the Aid society of
ihe CONGREGATIONAL church will hold
an all day work meeting tomorrow
at the home OF Miss Julia McCune,
corner of Sixth and Rood avenue.
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Benton Goes to Denver.

II. Benton, who has been store
keeper for the Rio Grande at the local
shops in this city for nearly two
years. left yesterday for Denver with
his wife. to accept the new position
that he has been given under Cen
eral Storekeeper W. B. Hall in the
head office in Denver
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-21

Hundreds of people are taking ad-
vantage of our Big Shoe saving sale.
and why shouldn't they? Mcconnell
& Lowe.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-21

stol, Fred Coe, win Baylis. j. e.
Billings. l.. r. Thomas and the Miss
es Rowena Wheeler. Ada Richards,
Pearl Shores, Alberta Rogers. Lila
Shackleford and Or. Isabelle More
lock
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-21

IL Is the Talk of the Town.
Our Ladies' Tailoring Department
mas made n big hit. Order your
suit early.
2-3-1mo Palmer q Bradford.
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"statistics Prove"


Statistics prove so many things:
The size Of towns the height OF king
The age of children in the schools,
The skull development of fools.
The salaries that parsons get,
The number of abodes to let.
The wealth of lucky millionaires,
The price of hens and mining shares
All things below and things above.
II seems TO be, statistics prove"
But no! statistics never yet
Appraised a single violet,
Measured the glanecs of an eye.
Or probed the sorrow of a sigh.
Statistics never caught the CLEAN
That dances on q meadow stream.
Or weighed the anthem of bird
In forest aisles duy0utly heard.
Statistics never proved a soul.
In high or low in part or whole.
Sin, beauty, passion. honor, love
How much statistics cHnno, prove!
Amos r Wells, in Life.
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Leave for Pacific Cnnst.

d. c. Mccarthy and wife and
daughter leave tonight for San Fran
cisco and other points along the
Pacific coast to make an extended
visit.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-21
Horahan 10 GIenyyood.

c. s. Horahan left for Glenwood
this afternoon to attend to insurance
matters in the spa.
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Goes to PaIisadc.
Arthur Richardson went to Pali-
sade this afternon to visit and attend
the business transactions.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-21
Blivcn Goes Fast.

w. f. Bliyen of this city left this
afternoon for tho east to spend five
or six weeks visiting several differ
ent cities.
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-21
Yeomen Celebrate Anniversary.

Last evening the local brotherhood
of American Yeomen celebrated the
10th anniversary of the organization
with delightful social at Margery
The daily sentinel., 1913-02-21
Reed in Denver.

I heeu IN lpenNef.
l.. II. Reed. chief clerk to Master
Mechanic J. l.. Pagan, is in Denver
this week on company business.
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-20
WHAT II A cHowDa

To foreigner, anxious to learn tho
language, it was explained that =
crowd of ships is termed fleet, while
fleet of sheep is called 4 flock.
Further, flock of girls is called .
bevy, = bevy Of wolves a pack, and =
pack Of thieves is called gang, and =
gang Of angels is called . host, and
host of porpoises is called a shoal, and
a shoal of buhaloes is called q herd,
and a herd of children 10 called trop,
and a troop of partridges is called a
eovey, and q covey Of beauties is called
= galaxy.
A galaxy of ruhfians is called
horde, and 4 horde Of rubbish is called
heap, and q heap Of oxen is called q
drove, asd drove Of blaekguards is
called . mob, and = mob Of whales IL
called = school, and . school Of wor-
sAipers is called eessresatioa, AID
eongresatioa Of eaginsers ID called .
corps, and . essps sf roAhsss = eallsl
. band, AID banA Il bsss b eAllsa .
swarn, asd . swarm u pesple = .sa1sa
. crowd. a..
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-20
aA1Io.s leAnnas 1u1EDups

Ths sssse AsilA.ae bsiag ssssssl II,
jaesst - H. Guy nasAse ss1 1Pssssy
~ Asassw esal1s psseaAly WiA - ~
nsse saastansiai sea1sesss h IL IVA.
st is Z. b 4 nassh vaxs 81 fsss1a
tsna, a .tosy ssl . hak h hsigAA 81
sixty fest II l. 1gtA lls. 0Alls ssssrs1
~ nArsls = bsill ~. sos1sssss Viii
ffsa ~ tsissAAs-Yals lfase1s ssnsar
~. Evsa H. aasssse WIN - lsegsa1
|ef Rassss. II wM Yssssee sstaGR
hasessns at,aasanes WAsa 6na1sa -
win aad nseA - ~ nqpeaafa6o -
lgain sEsesk NJ H. 0sa< saA1sehst
|feafife ~ tAs Asil1fa1 - ~ ssAef
.ssshAsAs Is ~ Siesh = ~ tsa1saaR
|A NJ Aase - lsUss - hsnsnaea
saAss . ~ tlss1. Ds1lg e11ulto
|sAsae n11wsv q ~ lnsSA, - dooo
|UslAyn slsvs = pns1see
- - - ~ 11esG N
- - - -
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-20
0Doo0B HAR093 D0AD

InfoRnatioa was received In this saty
early this week that Gssres Haslstt ~
died September 10 at the hsDe - ~
sister at Marion, Iowa, and that -
Friday, September IL, he was bSsisd
in the family lot by the eide sf M
father and mother. He Was bedFiddss
during the last four months Of his life
and literally slept himself away.
George Hazlett was well known In
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-20
MRS. MAPH1 uoNoexD
~ 1A0118N STAB

By almost . unanimOus vote Of the
delegates to the grand chapter Of the
state Order of Eastern Star at Grand
Junction, Mrs. B. T. Napier Of Glen
wood was elected grand worthy matron
Of the state organization at the session
Thursday afternoon.
J. W. Rhodes Of Denver was elected
grand worthy patron.
Other elections resulted ~ foliows:
Mrs. Nina Weiss Of Del Norte, associ-
ate grand worthy natron; II. h. Flynn
Of Grand Junction, associate grand
worthy patron; Mrs. Eliza Coen Of
Colorado Springs, grand secretary;
Ernestine Kuehl of Leadville, grand
treasurer. Mrs. Gertie Fimble Of Pueb-
10, grand conductress and Mrs. Katie
Davis, Denver, associate grand con
ductress.
Upoa her election to the high oRies
Mrs. Napier was peesented BY her s~s
lodge with . beautiful bracelet. II
making her appointments Mn. Nspisl
hopercd her lodgs BY naming MfA 81.
rah s&sart Of Gleavsed te ths s9ics u
Gra.l RstA. Thess W. attsalsl ~
session ass Is1A in their psaiss q ~
Easesen Otass e 0nsd JWstasa ~
sAsir sPassAiA Asepitality. Ths nszt
ssssfsa = - ssasA eAaptse win b
|hi0 a Ch1an CIV.
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-20

rood and throaghost CsassaAs, e.
Z lily to patrons Of ths Glsawoa Hst
blpgs company BY which company b
- employed many years. He was .
aAAie and psinstaking enploye aad
~ many friends among the patrons
o4EAve No. which was in his charge
A1otaH his service here. His health
fq43ng about two years ago he returned
teltb eastern home where he has since
6lea .pnder the care of his relatives.
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-20
~ xoe9 eeso - aaADy

Vel, 0asftea1 sssaty ~ hsss mild
y KsesAasaa 81 sfAss tAsss aays'
sssanes st 0assUssi 80 anstAas q
BID DaaAy ssys ~ sss ~ - vssse.
At lsast tAa4 . ahsst tAs nsaaing 1t
Wat - said whs. he hft 0lssvsed.
We dsn I knov what he aid or wha.
- thought after his visit to RiAe and
after coming in es.taet With thess who
seek the recall Of Csnnissieser Ne
Learn.
Il will be renAenbsred that the real
piece de resistenee in the whole aRair
was Ed NeIsasn Of Rife. Gome Of
Ed 3 friends in the RiAe section who
wish that Mr.. n Learn might have re-
eeived = few less votes last fall have
recently sisnsA . pstitio. indicating
that his recall vsaA b shout the very
hsst 0svs tAat essN psssisly happen.
fAs pssPls e 0lsavssl havs ~ yet
bsen sbas T. lasr. exsstly vAsre tAst
petition esisiaetsl, bst sens ssy At
RiAs whsrs Mr.. N1Isss~ hss nasy
enemies while sthess credit Il T.
0ssa1 Valley whore lives jim Bess.ar.
former county commissioner, and BY ro
means . frissl - NeIearr II runor
10 to be credited.
At all events the investigation has
been held. Roedy brought with him
two auditors and employed = stenog
rspher after he reached Glenwood and
he carefully went over the work of the
commissioners in the letting Of several
bridge contracts and especially as to
their business transactions with one C..
g. Shelley, now Of Denver but late Of
Canon City.
The present board or commissioners
- we'll rs former Commissioners Bren.
nan and Switzer were on the carpet
before the royal expert who threw up
his hands in horror ct some Of the con-
duet Of the pest, bat whsa he departed
h said - was glad b came, anl We
don Z dssbt it. Why Shouldn't ~ bsi
On more link hes besa adlsl = his
chain sf eanpsissi.s for ~ fsesss,
snd - As sAssk Aaads WITH tie ess..
hssss bs.eA - saia, "Dyss, yfs an
lsisst. Of censss thsa bsiAess sese -
nssA nsssy, bst ivssythiag sssos -
- rgslas esd IN hsvs = - X I
leonp ~ 4 e11n,uG - -
about IT," ana With 49, - hsssssd
dswn - 1iAs 70 - wAat Useis Jeha
Cook aad John Hisknaa sad . fsw
otheFs kHow abeat tAe NeIsafn end eS
the Investigation. Goodbye, Roady,
call again.
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-20
e. lfor1stsr ersvss SsysE
4rtnsat k Fl Dsst
ls'sst + hk
n s~-.s-r

| Desvss, Sept l7.|TAs press,t sys-
tenn e esetrolliag s.d operating the
national forests can only result in
grest prosperity for Colorado, according
to HsaTy g. Graves, chief forester Of
the United States, in Denver today.
who beeaa work that will keep him in
the state fer some time.
"fhs forest service is working al
ways for the greatest good to the pub
lic," be said today, "and NO changes
are contemplated in the present sys-
tenn.
"We believe in letting the people
get all possible benefits from the for
ests at present, instead Of keeping the
timber which is now ripe and available
for ssne future generation to cut and
use. BY carefa supervision timber
can Be used at present without spoil
ing the future value Of the forests and
this can mean only enormous future
benefits to Colorado.
"When the government sells an op-
epator some timber it sells him only
the right to use = certain amount,
which is carefully measured, and 10
Gates . place for his sawmill. When
hs hAs eat his sllotment Ae has no
further rights On the land.
ssTAe forest service takes pains 70
- Nat saly The ripe timber is cut and
~ while tie ether II lefs standing.
L2Ue assas aFs never stripped, bst
rs0sol6aa = always nads 70 leavs near
hy ts1s4s e sssl trsss 10 assist 1. the
seessss1aAiss.
"olssA sss.i.g r esssfally ss.tssl-
~ - ~ nseisaal fsssses Win Wy
leaGnslaa ssslDAa IT. siviag = ~.
u11f = riOsssssiy esatsss3sa - tAai
|n - = sssegEsssa- Qaits at4sssst
= 1ag - - pubtie domain, whsss
tAaFNs - rssesistisaA
Nh sss.h b tha4 ~ Pastssaes n
- lssssls = sapslly i.pssvi,G Nm
- rassssass - tae pshais ssaaia b
As1s,aaAlAe.
ss00e - \ - assise ssttlsgs q
- = pssafbae. 1inssal slaias IN
t1s1a1 sanAtly - - tAe Psehs %
- aeA ssseisas sf aGEis1atssal 1aad
IL ~ 1sssses ass tasswS spsa - fa1
~ - pssslAss."
sssss ssA.lsl DeAvSr ysstsraay
- win - haA, ssins svss ~ af
1n1H = H. 1seal sRisss M aaalsl
~ 0shtA 1ssssass, ssen rstsa,
1el1 \ M aaaseo ~ oAaa
- 0o.1ssss = - Wesn1 tseel
kNk1lA - - - -
= - - 1psa1
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-20
4HATos SAMUEL I. HA1.1sr

eamue II. Hallett, former senator
from Pitkin county and . member at
the time Of his death Of tie board Of
regents Of the University Of Colorado,
died At his former hsas in Aspen last
Sunday night from IN astaek Of s.,ts
isdigsstisa snd hesst fsilure,
Mr.. Halls4t wss 81 ysars "a at II
tine Of his asatA. He located 4. Asp.
ea n 1oog whs1 IT, tSvH v.s IA,
fsrgisg ints fans - eas - ~ sreat.
~ mining sanPs II ~ void al tssa
. pssitisa = sAise asssa,Aant u u,
|e.sGgiss Ai.iag es.ps.y. He laAss
hssans nanaesr e. - ssapa.y a.l
sssiG1sa tAae Pssitisa h 1871 - taks
|eanfge < - ssst Oanp Md issp.
Isssy q Onay. Hs ssevsa - seaas -
asse h ~ lsOialaaivs sssslsas u lse1
asa No. VITA sRsaik - Aanss8 81
~ parsy whisa sasetsa NJ b =,
pssitisa.
Fs ssvssal ysass - - - n.
Asos IN Dsavse - 81 Asasa sassse
fbst h sssla nsvse lsegst ~ sauav .
sssiaeasas 81 ~ ffssons q ~ ~,
aays b ossssads asd eAmrfp,e -,
ipassssa . nahs > <sip - Aspsn = SRs,.
= psaihas Al e ~ wAS,e = - :,
49, pasasase ezips 49, - - -,
asA . ussesl - - eseesl
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-20
y II \ Asg1s

n s1ats had bsas1 ~ . Ussl deal
ts ~, - - Isase ~ Dssvse psPen
sfs naking tAsa say, eSsst ~ Cassy
sst projects, s'If 0svsease Anosas ~
ID sessag Assiss fos II aaaisistsatisa
10 sasaa - - Cazsy 81 res5ssts II
llssan . II - wsala havs alPsisAs1 .
li6asst ssgistse - tAs haa bsasa.
Annsos talAs sbsat esesssvstisa .
WIKI ~ he ~ ~ aeas psopss
|sAssll Aavs tAstf lasa sss1sssA - TARA
|hn ~ PiasAeE fsalswses asA ~ ~ Vim
(ssS tsaa HI hasa syR = Bssssss hAi
Ito. th-. desr.faap,e xhlss has been geh
|bssl = ~ - spsseaneiaG Csssy ae4
vps3ssAA H ~ seta fassas 40 ~
|pein1s {, yan - hsaA q ~ - lssfa
|uas = sAast kas~a = : esdslllaess.
In ~ nssn1sls = ~ ~ - :.
feGSa = $500 - ls1h1lA - -.
= J = : \ - 8
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-20

eseo 1soeo n300 a. 0Dotf 8o on11
sssasss Il wss his- However, .. 0sps.
7th Hines lift tAs raseh for GIsnwesd
with some toufists, and about II s'eloek
that day, BY. . strange coincidence, the
game warden came riding by, NV tie
meat from his horse. at once recognized
it - elk meat, eonfiscated it, took il
to Aeeker, what he had left after he
had fried mess on the road, tele.
phoned over to the sheriff At Glenvood
to hold Hines, came over and made
complaint before Justice Of the peace
against Hines for having elk meat in
his possession, had the examination
postponed until the unlucky 18th, and
then had Hines bound over to appea.
at the next term Of the district court.
Whose elk was itl Did il belong To
Hines or to the statef II it belonged
to the state will the game warden ees
the reward Of 800 offered for the con.
viction Of one killing an elk, and one
third of the fine assessed, or will the
game warden be compelled to nav Hime.
for the meat taken from the meat
house, and damages for false impr;son.
ment! Don't all answer at once.
INQUIsITIvE.
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-20

i. Diges was senteae to-day {
Dtes district court to twO years
FLOR violation Of the white slave
4 to IS months and fined tl,50O &
and Diggs was admitted to t15,- {
Me stay was granted in order Z
bppsal to the United States cir I
{nn arrest of Judgment were de- Z
srneys for the defense that,
Ay in the discretion Of the court
nfher than the federal prison. I
fin. .
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-20
WIn1f SLAVE GET SENTENCE

D 81. Francisco, sspt. IT,
. by Judge Vaa Fieet in the Uose
. in the peaiteatiary and fiasa ~
3 NV.
o +. Drew Csainetti was sso4ee
D fer . sinihF O6ease.
o A stay of ten days was ooa4
o 600 and Caninstti to elOy0oo 49,
o to permit the Aefenss TO Psslsse =
o cult court Of appeals for . VIZ -
D Motions for . new trial aa4 \
o nied.
o The court heard ssgansnAs ~
. should ths saatesee exceed . yaoes
o 10 Aesigaaes . stats ~ ssan1y ~
. The defe.Aasts vsss ssst - -
q q n a n . = q = = = = = . -
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-20
HIGH SCHOOL
SITE CHOSEN
Ilsu Dll1ag mh l1eal.l
b nDg0 oDaueod q
- n.1lsa 1tset
UHeoDgotn ~

After considerable vexatieas delay,
resulting IN ths investigator Of every
site mentioned, both suitable aad IN
suitable, the Garfield County High
school board at session hast Saturday
which lasted well into the night, de-
cided upon . location for the high
school building authorized by the coun-
ty high school district by the vote of
the taxpayess last Nay.
It must be admitted in the first
place that Glenwood Springs is not
blessed with a. oversupply Of good
sites for such . building. In fact,
most people are agreed that We have
NO ideal site. For this reason the
board has had anything but an easy
task in trying to choose the most suit
able site for the high school building
which We 20 badly need.
President Smith has always favored
that portion Of the Morton tract just
south Of the ball park, but on account
Of the fact that this land h low and
unsightly and The environnents are not
the best there has been very serious
objection offered 70 this location.
Then the Bollss tfaet - South Grand
avense aAd within ths fais grounds
fence vas eo.sidsssd, bst tAs original
price Il el.0oo N asrs a.A ~ later
psiss - e7So wsss bseA sseaeded as
|sssessivA, bsiaas tAsss was fear that,
swia0 - ~ sAassssss 4 ~ ell at
~ P,ase, Z nigAe - AiAisak y -.
euss . hsst-sanss fss.latisa, caused
- aajseley Il ~ Asasl = Issk upoa
III trest . saavsflaAaa.
1As bseea ~ sssk ssllsats aetion
|aaa stlssesa . nvs-ssss ~ fssa the
aGsetss tsase - H. ssssA - Il II.
0sasA ssvss 81 - sssaA e Jsdss
Dsalissas rsstassSa. fhsy assiasd h
nahs ~. Nsetsa ~ go q $50 IN
|ssss Sse ~ las1 81 hsps - ~ Sesspt
tia Aat sAsa11 - ~ = = tAsy win
|stass ssaasaasAssa psssssalaos nd 6,
tslsal. vleA ~ osestz.seisa e -
banaine afsss snsslpasossy ssstzsetl
iAavs bssa sssDoa
\
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-20
Dprtbolu eolD91iD eok coagt
b Cast xCbvsy...@-
1eo q ShlS Snulbod
IMR0Uen WYOMING

Dstrsik, Nieh, GsSt. ll.-rAiFtsss
states viii - tssvssssA by ths LinsslA
highway, tAs rosts Of which was, Diff
.itsly aasessesA Saturday in . pes-
elanatisa issued frsa ths satisasl e.
fees Of the lincoln Highway assoeia-
tion here in tAs Dine Baak building.
The states which will be honored BY
this memorial to Amman Lincoln ars
New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvsnia.
Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska, Wy
oming, Colorado, Utah, Nevada sad
California.
Starting in New York City the high
way passes through Jersey City, New.
ark and Trenton to Philadelphia, then
west to Pittsburg, through the north
central section Of Ohio, over to Fort
Wayne and South Bend, skirts Chicago,
enters Joliet, Rochelle, Sterling and
other Illinois cities, reaches Iowa ar
Clinton and leaves at Council Bluffs.
passes through Omaha, goes to Denver
and north to Cheyenne, west through
Green River and Evanston to Salt Lake
City, finds its way into Nevsde BY way
!, Of Tippet's ranch and after rsaehing
Reno, goes to Lake TaAoe, Califsenia,
finally ending o. ths Pacific seessefa
at Oakla.A and ean Fsaneisee.
The difeetsss ef ths kDesaa- aigA.
Iwsy assoeiatiea have snAaavecsa - -.
lsst sssts = 0sy gsaAss yst ssa-
haaiAg tAs ssesis sBaseAess 4 ~
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-20

insssa, oioasa, ~ ssssoae -SaueS =
Mckinley, ~ AaoaseA Cave - Kss--
tseky, IT, Asne Of lincoln in Spring
field, III, KaesaA's bistAplaes in Kss-
tscky, ths scenic splssAsss Of Csaorsaa,
the Grand CAnon Of Colorado, aad the
many and varied wonders Of Utah, Ne
vada and California.
The route through Colorado is BY way
of Julesburg, Sterling, Fort Morgan,
Denver aAd Fort Collins.
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-20

H. al Ma Al niyss e Sweet
vaAsR vsus h 0sssvasa lGsa1ay to
meet a government posSas AssAs asia
diss1s VIA ~ . s1sla nnfl rosie
fssa 0ypsn - Uusstea1se creek.
- 4 Aseets wten Igsvs . elsas ess.
vsasse = - eesqb = ~ ssesisn
|sa1 - saieop1p e - uDsl1sa -
I - = 3 ssaa1
49, 1ys
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-20

taet sssel8 y o1pleapass -. -.
l&Re1 - OpMos1 - - - -
- = osss1aD - A316iv
The Glenwood post., 1913-09-20
vns0 NJ vAs n,

In the SIMMER Of 1905 an orphan elk
calf eane to the sa.eh Of 6an Hinss
on White river near TrapPers lake, s.d
Hines adopted il and psoesedsl to
bring it up in tie vay elks sAsslA g.
in August, on the llth, 1907, . game
warden cane along, seized the elk -
the pr .perty of the state, and announe-
ed that he was going to send it to the
city park at Denver. Hines demurred.
and wound up by purchasing the elk,
paying t25 therefor, and the game
warden gave him an absolute bill of
sale for the elk ON . regular printed
form used by the game department il
such eases, and left the elk in the pos
session of Hines. On the 18th Of Au-
gust of the sane year Hines was cou,-
PEELED 10 take eat vAAt h called =
park Res.as II - wanted - kssp ths
elk. He seeseaiagly IA ., payi.s
~ fss 49, Disss - paess. n -
tA'ived Al gssw, ksspiag shout the Aay
staeks ed stask yard Auri.g ~ vie
tss aad gsaxisag on the forest rsserv,
nsas tAs raseA AasiAg IL summer, ald
Hines paid . sFa.insg tag ssA alsa
county taxes o. the elk s.ppossl to b..
losg to hin fer several ysars. The ell
bseans sttaeAsa - The nerves On tn.
place, and at one time one Of the horse.
resented the growing intimacy Of the
elk and kicked him 50 badly that he
was laid up and carefully nursed for
= spell, and when he recovered he had
. lump on his stihe by which he W..
identified at the time he was killed
1t was common knowledge in the White
river country that Hines had . captive
elk, and not = single game warden in
terfered with him in any way, and
early this year Hines told the game
warden that he, Hines, was going Il
kill his elk this fall a. soon q be eot
. chance, and 80 about the first Of Sep
tember Hines saw his elk on the ride,
shove his house, got his trusty riAe
walked to within thirty yards Of hi,
slkship, recognized It - the one b,
had bought, paid for And saised, kilisi
T. dressed Il, packed II - ~ house 1,
broad daylight a.A hang II up in ,
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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1913-10-30

lis great to he q kid once NOR
an hear the Ijors rronl aud roar
aud see rh4 bears and iced the monk,
aud sprinkle peanuts on the rrUul4 Of
The elephants all in a row that k~er
a-s~ingina 10 and fro; its Graod vo'
know to be a kid and see TINT biz
Hagenbeck Wallace Circus Show.
It's great to cit and watch the clowns
perform their funny ups and downs,
and 'ee them laugh and hear th-n
chaH until YOU spin your SIDES IN
bali; and watch those bIokes pIa,
wi ked jokes upon some o~asuspect-
Ing mokes. as fat and thin they ambIe
IN, 10 make you sQleaI and smile and
grim.
lis fine to sit and wa.b he rugs,
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)NOLONA MISS. OCT. %. 1913
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1913-10-30
w. F. Buchanan.


Circuit court convened here Mon
AZ morning with all the officers it,
,eir places and ready tor business.
he grand jury was drawn and
argcd and the petty juries sworn in
the noon hour. Afternoon, the
vii docket was called and cases set
, suited counsel and some motions
cre heard. Tuesday the criminal
ockct was sounded and such com
uisory process issued as the artorn.
$ requested.
Among the first business Of the
,nrl Monday was the call # the
,arl,r ease watch was set tor cal
tie FIST day Of this term. Some
illnesses we're tot in their pieces
some ne~ Witnesses were wanted,
mt an agreement was had 10 begin
e trial on M.udey Of next week and
, special %veuiry Of $50 was drawn
{ IN pbc body Of the county, onjy 80
.,r.ne rem dis district.
TLn rr,,d ;,ry relprnnd a hill
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1913-10-30

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