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The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-11-08

take her in moro readily. IL we be-
Heved her a mere child"
Does Mr.. Gregory know that?'
Il haven't told him; l don't know
whether Fran has or not"
You haven't told him!" Grace was
speechless. You knew it, and haven't
told him? What ought l to do?"
You ought to keep your promise. "
Abbott retorted holly.
Sitting on that bridge at midgnight,
alone, telling peoples fortunes by
cards Professor Ashton
Mrs. Gregory" Grace exclaimed, with
one Of those flashes of inspiration pc
culiar to her sex, that Fran is show.
grill"
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-11-08
Had a kIck Comma.

Yes, it's nice out there, isn't It!
The only drawback is that the last
few nights a stupid nightingale has
been singing so that We couldn't hear
our neghbor's graphophone.-Pele
Mele
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-11-08
In Real Life,

Hear you had a romance at the
beach. Rescued by handsome
young man, eh?"
"Oh, no romance. He wasn't hand
some, and he had been eating linn
burger"
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-11-08
Two Years Has a Great Idea.

Two years ffds Sredt 'oed'
1t had been a hard afternoon for 6|
seph. His mother had taken him down
town shopping with her, and as the
were crossing Gladstone bouleyai|
on the way home his little feet begs
to lag. Joseph Is two years old.
Garry me, mamma" he said.
But / can't, Joseph she san
Don't you see mamma has her bus
dies and her pocketbook to carry! III
only a little piece now"
Joseph trudged a bit further an
then he had an idea.
"You put your pocketbook and bus
dies down and let them walk," y
said. Then you can carry me" $
she found room for him.-Kansas Cu
Star.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-11-08
Queer Uses for the croeus.

The crocus is nowadays held to
justify its existence by its beauty
but in bygone centuries It was cult
waited with an eye to pront-its saffron
being In high demand both a. an
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-11-08

wright's Indian Vegetable Pills are SOLD
with and without soluble sugar coating.
They regulate the bowels, invigorate the
liver and purify the blood. Adv.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-11-08

But occasionally the ONCE W. ~
tends the wrong funeral-tha' =. ,,...
home team instead OF the
team.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-11-08

Not because she wants the last
word is woman dreadful, but because
she wants the last cent.-Smart Set.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-11-08

Moralist-"The outsider who buys
stocks is a gambler, pure and simple.
Ticker-"Especially simple. Judge.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-11-08
When a girl begins to call a young
man by his first name she has designs
on his last.

Worms expelled promptly from the human
system with DR.. Peery's vermifuge Deao
Shot" Adv.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-11-08

Red Cross Ball Blue gives double value
for your money, goes twice as lar as any
other. Ask your grocer. Adv.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-11-08

important to Mothers
Examine carefully every bottle OF
CASTORIA, a safe and sure remedy for
infants and children, and see that 1t
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1913-11-08

CTO BE CONTINUED)
The day book., 1913-10-21
PLAN CONFERENCE

The International Brotherhood
Welfare Assn and the unemployed
held a meeting at Hull House last
night. Plans weer made for holding
a large conference of the unemployed
and the opening of the new head,
quarters of the brotherhood
The day book., 1913-10-21
PUTERBAUGH LoSES-AND ALL
CREDIT GOES TO WOMEN

The women of Illinois won their
fight to keep the corporation-bound
Judge Puterbaugh off the Illinois su-
preem court bench.
True the candidate they support
ed, Arthur Shay, was defeated, but
their fight was not so much to put
Shay on the bench as to keep Puter-
baugh off. For they knew that Puter-
baugh was pledged to interests dia-
metrically opposed to real progress.
There is much weeping and wailing
and gnashing of teeth among the
hide-bound Republican leaders over
the victory of Col. Charles C. Craig,
the Democratic candidate.
1t looked as though Puterbaugh
would win hands down until the wo-
men stepped into the fight and took
up the cause of Shay.
But Mrs. Mccormick, Mrs. Funk,
Raymond Robins and Marion Biel
got busy and proved conclusiyely that
women will be power in Illinois
The day book., 1913-10-21
Auditorium, Ogden and Kedzie

Park Auditorium, Ogden and Kedzie
avs. -
Aid. Mace says equal suffrage will
help solve all of Chicago's problems.
Favors three garbage plants for city.
Traffic delayed by snowstorm this
morning. ...t
Marie Golfers, who ran away be-
cause people spurned her thinking
she was leper, has returned. Says
she may devote rest of life to lepers.
VIM. Petzinger, 81, 3435 N. Troy
ST., knocked down and leg broken by
three hold-up men at Harrison and
Desplaines SITS. $25 and gold watch.
Sanitary district objects to ITS en-
ployes turning in expense accounts
for 81 lunches.
Rev. VIM. e. Barton says John
Sargent's paintings of preachers are
ibelous.
Jos. Perkins, 80, 14o7 Washington
blvd, thrown from vehicle and in
jured when horses he was driving be-
came frightened at auto.
Unidentified man killed by Lake
Shore train near Calumet river.
The day book., 1913-10-21


story: Craig, 1896; Puterbaugh,
14,056; Shay, 9,158.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
That Ritual Case.
Editor Day Book:
Once more some excited person.
ages are holding meetings over the
case of human being, accused of
shedding blood in far-off Russia. Will
it never enter their minds that hu-
man life is, and can, be just as sure
ly taken without the spilling of
blood?
Right here in America human
blood is shed in the name of law and
order, and people are committing sui
eide eevry day for want of the neces-
saries of life, and it is time indeed
that someone told them to look at
home before they criticize foreign
powers.
With all the wealth that they see
around them, the stores laden down
with all the necessaries of life in
abundance, plenty of homes to live
in, and plenty more that can be read
lily produced, they cannot or will not
conceive of a better system to live
than by route of bloodless cannibal-
ism, founded on ignorance of the
universe they live in, and methods
that unnecessarily embitter the
struggle for existence.
Everyone knows right from wrong.
An act once committed can never be-
recalled. In any religion, and 1 don't
care what brand it is, you will merely
find that it is something that the 9TH
er fellow wants you to believe for his
own good. John Ellis, :
66o N. Clark St.
-O-O-
PLAN CONEFPENcE
The day book., 1913-10-21

politics. And they have sounded the
death knell of the reactionary bosses.
4 The result of the election tells the
story: Craig, 1896; Puterbaugh,
14,056; Shay, 9,158.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-11-06
Delinquent Tax List
Taxes For 1912
LANDS AND rows 10 rs AND CITY LOTS FOR TAXES.
SALE OF LANDS AND
STATE OF COLORADO.
county of Fremont
rreasurer's once.

thereby
Of
NJ Of
in set down to-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-11-06

Adair. Lockett- 80. EN- HWh NEh
Adama. Chas n. ,I.ofs 1-2-3 and SE&
NWh .....-.....- --...-.-- ..-.--
Adams. v. BIN M lot Canon
Gardens Begin. 3o6 n g. OF NV Cor
Lot 3 Thence T. 1898 r. n u n
W. Iss.S3 n 8. 81 n to beg-......-..
Adamson. R--Impts. on Public Land
Atkinson. Dr.. Royal c-......--.zs-zs
Ala. Mary .---........-..-.
Alden, y. H-.....zs and w. IL ~ -
Alexander. Mrs. AarEAret-.n shA
NEh ...-......---..- ....' -
Begin. 60 n w. Of Sc Cor NEh Sec.
? Thence W. 75o n y. 5o3 and e-I
n. L. 7sz.s 8. 5oe-s5 n bearing W.
TO begin. except RI W.. for ditch
and road .--..-..-- ---.-..-------
Allen Mrs. Annie E.-SEh HWh. Et1
swA. swl swh Less acres.
- .SEA SWA
Alfred. w. R------.---..-SMh SEz SE
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-11-06
Name Of Owner

Nwh Thence s. co rods W. &c rods
\. GO rods +. &c rods to beg. except
bitches ...... ....................
Carter. =. E..-.....-..ln In SEX MEX
Beg'n at Sc Cor. sen NEh Thence
W. 20 rods \. co rods T. 20 rods s.
60 rods to begin. except streets and
bitches .as.., ...............
Carter. Edward Il. and Roland II.
Smith. ............. In Nwk Swh
Begin at NV Cor. NwA SwL
Thence \. 20 rods T. as rods ~ 20
rods w. IS rods TO begin. except
streets and bitches. s................
Cassedy. Geo. R.......-.w WI WI 10
Chambers. l. f. .......-.......i Il
Champion. Sarah .i5-i6
Chapson. Lirxic K--sEh SEk. Et
SIM .......... ..................
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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-11-06

Bsbcr. n. b.. B.........in sen SEh
Beg - rods W. OF Ne Cor SEX sE
y Thence 3. 40 rods T. = rods 5. 20
rods W. 20 rods " 20 rods r -
rods 10 beg. Surface only and cxcept
streets and bitches ..............
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-11-06

- SN -. Ma So SW = SN = ..--
Curtis. Jennie L. .... .SWL NEL
Dabney. J. r. Isis
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.--.--.. ..-...--..--- --..--....- -
Daniels. J. II. ...........l lS-le
Daniels. Lew ...........-l -ls-i{
David. c. VI. .......-...... $3.50. ~
Davis. David Observation-Disclosures j.. 1913
Davis. Ralph ......-In SWh NWh
Begin. on W line ID. & r. G. R-R.
Rt Way about SIS IT, W. OF Sc Cor
Sw-. SwL Thence W. 2S3 II. to
Ark River up river \. tif n +. i6o
IT. to ID. a r. G. Rt. OF Wy. S. 81 de-
grees Is minutes <. t6t II. to begn.
Davis. Thos w.. lmpts Nwh Swh
Davis. W. j.. .......--.---.. W. ~ II.
Day. Moore a Stewart to "a To
81 Incl 5s-Se. --..--.. ...-.--.-..-..
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........-.13 TO l6 incl.
..s.............4 As Eh 1o-is-e5
$500. -.sss...s--. '--''.-."
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-11-06

q
Begin. at point on W. line said NV
l. 256 H. ;. from the NV Cor
Thence r $50 n 5 17s IT. W. $50
IT. y. lsS II TO begn-.
Craighead. J. A. and Martha Mays
Craw. Minnie B....In NEL SEL
Begin a. rods y. of SW. Cor NEi.
SEL Thence z 40 rods y. rods W.
40 rods ;. 4 rods TO begn. except
streets and bitches ......-.-
Craw. Clara M.-..In NEA. SEL
Begn. 40 rods y. OF the Sw Cor. Ne
y sen Thence F. 40 rods y. rods
W. 30 rods S. rods to begn. Except
streets and bitches ......
Crawford. A. So
Crawford. J. E.-Nis Tract 55 Beaver
Park .--.......-. --.-...........-
.....-..Eia Tract ~ Beaver Park
Crawford. Minnie D-Tract So Beaver
........w,s Trac, SO Beaver Park
Greek. Arthur-wh Tract % Beaver
Park. -.-... -.-....-..-
Cressweli. J. H.. und- y 81
cresswell. Joseph-Ethel Lode Sur.
1890 ..-....--... .-.---........-.--
Crist. John and Crist. Stalekis-NWL
tract 50 Beaver Park ....-..
.......S .SwA tract SO Beaver Park
Crouch. 7. .5
Curtaz. Peter-ws NEta NEis and
NEh NEA NEA .....,.......
Curtis. Nathan Z. aud Aiice-ln Sw
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-11-06

~ @ft~& Wv =
Beg. 80 H. s. OF the Sw Cor Sec. 81
T.honcr S. 80 degrees 30 minutes +.
81 n. 10 beg. for this tract thence
4. 20 degrees 30 minutes e. 393 n.
y. 10 degrees 10 minutes W. $40 =.
.. 46 degrees 30 minutes W. 26s It.
s. s degrees T.. s45 n. to beg. except
platt Of Halls Add. to SO. Canon. -.
5-6
............ .....-........-- 11-i@
............ .f3-ft-l5 except street
.................... to f3 incl.
1s. except part sold to Frisbie a
Boston Land a Cattle Co.--Nif SEX.
So MEN. NEk swh. Nwi4
NWa ..-......... ..... ........-.
Eh NEh. sis sEn, SEA swh.
NEA SEL ..-s.......-..s.t..
.......,. .Nwk Nwh. Swh SwA
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The Arvada enterprise., 1913-09-04
School Begins; :
Attendance Large.

The morning and evenings are
made much brighter and the
streets livelier by the beaming
faces of youth with their merry
chatter and the scufle Of feet as
they trudge their way to and
from school.
The beginning of school each
year is an epoch in each young
life. 1t is beginning for the
boy or girl Of tender age which
has it's mysteries and misgivings
it's trials and its trepedations.
To the older ones whose eyes
are beaming with the hopes and
ambitions of youth and what the
future holds in its storehouse of
knowledge and success, it is the
beginning Of the end of high
school days and the thought is
bound to fill the heart with more
or less sadness and the mind
with a desire for a more com
prehensive view of the stern
realities of life.
The enrolment is larger all
through than any previous year.
Up to date there are 425 pupils
enrolled, SO of whom are in the
high school and there are sever
al more to come. This is an in
crease of ten in this department
over any previous year.
The teachers are all in their
respective places and the work
is moving off very satisfactorily,
according to Frof. brakes state
ment.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-09-04
Doud-Mitchell.

At the home of J. F. White
last Friday evening, Miss Floy
Zetta Doud, daughter of Attor-
ney A. L. Doud of Edgewater,
was united in marriage to Will
lam Mitchell whose parents live
in Arvada on E. Third street.
The groom is engaged inymining
at Boulder, where the happy
young couple will reside after a
short honeymoon. Their friends
are extending congratulations.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-09-04
Freddie Ferris is
Killed in Accident.

Coroner Burton received a
telephone message Friday even
ing, about 7 o'clock telling of a
distressing accident in which
Fred Ferris, the IL year old son
of Jerry A. Ferris, a well known
Democratic politician and farmer
living near Lock Lamond Grange
hall was killed. He went down
to the Ferris home and found the
fond parents distracted with
grief.
The accident occurred about 5
o'clock Friday evening about
half a mile from Bluff Station.
Mr.. Ferris and his son were haul
ing a cider press in a wagon and
it began to be wobbly. The boy
attempted to steady it and the
some way it and the boy and the
machine fell on top of the boy,
crushing his head and shoulders.
Mr.. Ferris put the boy in the
wagon and drove back home and
hurriedly called in a doctor, but
the little fellow was beyond all
physical aid by the time the doc
tor arrived.
The funeral took place Sunday
and was largely attended. Inter-
ment in Mt. Olivet cemetery.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-09-04
Teachers Entertain Children.

Last Friday afternoon, Mrs. J.
H. Watson, superintendent of
the Cradle Roll Of the Baptist
Sunday school. and Miss Nina
Murchison, teacher in the
Primary Department, entertain
the children of these depart
ment, entertained the children
of these departments and their
mothers, at the home of Mrs.
c. V. Jackson. There were
about forty present and after Il
song by the children, Pastor Be
night led the devotional service
and gave a short address to the
Mothers, Mrs. Benight read a
paper on the Cradle Roll Depart
ment of the Sunday School. The
children amused themselves by
swinging, searching for hidden
peanuts, and by a general good
time on the lawn. The older
folks spent the time socially en-
joying the rest and shade, and
by keeping tab on the little
folks. Last but not least were
the delicious refreshments, which
were served in bounteous supply.
Everyone present had a good
time. Thanks to Mrs. Jackson,
Mrs. Watson, and Miss Murchi,
son for the privilege of such en-.
tertainment.
Itv Tboir
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-09-04
Card of Thanks.

We wiso to thank our many
friends and neighbors for their
sympathy and kindness shown
us in our great sorrow in the
loss of our beloved son Freddie.
Also thank them for the beau
tiful flowers.
]. A. Ferris and Family.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-09-04
]. A. Ferris and Family.

Secrest Bros, shipped a car
load of cabbage to the Z. j. Fort
Produce company of Denver
Monday. 1t is understood that
they realize $50. 90 per ton on the
shipment.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-09-04
Arvada Losses Two
Games in Week.

The current events in the
realm of baseball have been so
fast and furious the past week,
that it leaves us in blue fog
let's see, we had Just finished
saying we believed our boys were
inVincible or something to that
effect, but now we are called up
on to state in all frankness that
we must have been slightly mis-
taken. Yes, we regret to record
two defeats within the week, one
in which Edgewater scored nine
to Arvada' S three, and the Sill
Vermoons eight to six.
However, there are a few un-
fortunate mishaps that might be
mentioned in the consolation role
that helps to bolster up our
spirits and give us a new lease
on life. In Sundays games the
first mishap was foul tip which
glanced and caved in the wicker
work of Catcher Lercher's mask
and did temporary injury to one
of his lamps" affecting the
nerves so that he was compelled
to relinquish his position to Frank
kaler and retire to the bench.
kaler had Just been added to
the team, taking e. Spencer's
place and had never caught be-
hind the bat. He did his best,
and while his work was credit
able, he was nevertheless a
handicap to Pitcher Nicolls who
has won most enviable reputa-
ton as a fan 'em-out' with
Lercher as his support.
Mondays game with the Sill
yer Moons also had it's disad-
vantages from the same source,
as another recruit was tried out
with similar results, and Curlee's
position had to be supplied, he
having gone to Arizona Sunday
night. So the organization of
the team, has been slightly de-
moralized, but the disadvanta-
geous effect is only temporary it
is believed.
There is no denying the fact
that both Edgewater and the
Silver Moons did classy work and
in as much as the doubleheader
game resulted in a give and take
go the boys are not complaining.
The first game was hard fought
battle and anybody's game un-
til the score was tied in the
eighth inning and it then re-
quired three more innings to de-
eide the contest, which gave Ar
vada two runs, leaving the score
eight to six.
The EdgeWater team also felt
the grip Of the Voodoo man when
its pitcher and catcher met in
collision while trying to catch a
! fly foul halfway between first
base and the home plate. Both
were knocked out temporarily
and the catcher was put on the
bench and a substitute supplied.
| SO about the only thing that can
be said is that in the last game
| Arvada was beaten fairly and
squarely by fast aggregation of
artists Very little complaint is
heard of the umpire's decisions
although at one time in the first
game Edgewater fans made quite
howl and things looked omin-
Gus.
Considerable friction was caus-
ed at the outset however, when
two wagon loads Of 'roOters"
attempted to rush the gatemen
and get free admission to the
grounds. Only a few succeeded
however, and their tactics were
not calculated to elevate them in
| the esteem Of fairminded people.
In Mondays game the Silver
Moons imported an umpire for
{ bases and after several very rank
decisions he was discarded by
common consent, but his decis-
ions which were acknowledged
a.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-09-04
luz THAR.

The Curlee family left Sunday
night for Douglas, Arizona.
They will be missed in Arvada.
W. M. Spencer had a letter
from his brother, f. Spencer,
reporting his arrival in Oakland,
California after a most enjoy
able stopover in Salt Lake City.
The attendance from Arvada
at the Democratic picnic at Lake
side Saturday afternoon was not
large. Those who did attend
had the honor and pleasure of
hearing Governors Mann of Vir-
ginia, Gilchrist Of Florida,
O'Neill of Alabama, EX-Gover-
nor Dix of New York, Coluuit of
Texas, Democratic Governors.
and Haines of Maine, Repubi-
can, also Congressman Edward
Keating Of Pueblo. Quite a
number of Golden and other
jefferson county Democrats as
well as several prominent Re
pubIicans Of the county were
present.
Theodore Simms returned the
latter part of the week from an
extended trip to various points
in the state whore he has been
putting in furnaces.
Mrs. Bertha Smith and Mrs.
Lena Griffin of Sterling, the lat
ter a sister Of Mrs. Richard
Rodda, are visiting at the Rodda
home this week. Mrs. Griffin
will visit relatives and friends iu
Central City
Rev. Rice Of Central City was
in town Tuesday morning on his
way to Boulder to attend confer
ence He left Arvada in COM
paoy with Rev. Cooper,
Arthur White is back at his
post in the First State Bank,
after two weeks vacation which
was spent on a ranch on Grand
river, near Hot Sulphur hunt
ing and fishing. He is much inn
proved in health.
Marguerite MoIlctt arrived the
latter part Of the week and en-
tered the Aryada High school
Her many friends welcome her
back.
GiImorc's restaurant opened
its doors again Tyesday and is
ready 10 serve the public.
We are glad to note The new
sidewalk whichis being put down
on Wadsworth avenue in front
of VIM. Aliens place.
Miss Isabelle Williams Is at
home this week spending her
vacation. She expects TO visit
next week at Idaho Springs,
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-09-04

Chas. Tyrrell, six miles north
of town, has been entertaining
his father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Tyrrell of Wichita,
Kansas, and his brother and sis
ter, Fred and Florence. Mr..
Tyrrell was a pioneer on the
Kansas plains and can relate in
teresting stories Of the days
when the Indians and the cow
boys and the buffalo were impor-
tant factors. He came to Colo
RADIO for his hay fever, but has
been on a hunting and fishing
trip over in the Williams Forks
country and has failed to get the
relief he should have gotten.
Mrs. PIN of Denver, who at
tended the ritualistic work Of the
Rebekah's Monday evening was
a guest of Mrs. Rodda.
Mrs. Margaret Thomas is at
tending conference at Boulder.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Rodda will go
up to Boulder Sunday on his
motorcycle and visit Mrs.
Thomas.
II. S. Bilbrough made a trip
to Denver "Wednesday, the first
in three months.
Milton Nicholson left Wedncs-
day morning for Ft. Collins,
where he will attend the agri-
culture college
North Evans and family spent
Sunday and Labor day with his
brother, Robt. Evans and family
on the St. Vrain river near Long
mont.
The Arvada enterprise., 1913-09-04

o. W. Afford is moving his
household goods from the Rev.
Voight's property into Denver
this week. They locate on Hum
boldt street.