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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-03
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Dor treble Samling al uOoalgte
Stpffer poslenoe til grug peo Sli.
letrG. Setter og orrongeret til 5rem-
iigelie oels al e%nfelte, oels af@rup-
per al 9ern, forelie9er MI og foiter
ligeiom DC tioligere Samlinger 10
Gts. 10 gfscmplarer for $t.00.
SpecieIt 3~ilbuo:
Suleoeflonlationer 1, 2 % 3 til
iommen 20 GtS. 7 al bber for 81.
Gan. 2utb. gubI. Sou e
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-03
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Bort SnIefotaIog for 1913 no
fommer | TO Dele = 0anif og On.
gelif bper for fig.
Oct i~nocboIoer SortegneIie ober
= og til 9eIs @eifripeIie al = en-
Ipnebc imrffe og pasienbc @one.
bsgcr babe for gsrn og botsne.
@eoge 9ele ienbes grotis til en-.
hocr pao Gorlongenoe.
DAN. 0nt9. Tnbl. Sonic
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-03
NjsGonen blan6t
Gf0m0inaber
II. Oct reIiaisie eiO:
u. Z NmftraIien:

GoIfene poa 2anoet er ale Steoer
mere c~onierpatipe END 0pfolfene,
men SorifeIen I relisiss Senieenoe
iineIem Sfonoinaperne I auitralicn,
Tom Dor poa 0anbet os benz ! be
itbrre gper, er mere END aIminoe.
ia flor. Gorfferen lieeer maaife l.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-03

for bans Giges ~uobreoeIie blanot
ifanoinaniife 2anosm9no /
auitrnlien og paa Rep 3ealanO.
@oers / &riltus
Yeter Is. 9igooro.
8rinitD Seminary, Blair, 9eb
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-03

Sor 9e Lett Sobn Gar.
800 rWormonismen afils.
ret"? SbiS life, iaa fsb Den % lns
Den. goeen iparer til fin TitcI %
bill tiene til at ifabe SntcreSfe for
Mormonntisiioncn.
gogen er paa 1874 Siocr % foitcr
/ Omilag % Cts.
Dan 2utb. HnbI. Soufe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-12-03
SAMLERbIND

eller selvbindende Bogbind hvori DE
selv i ct 0ieblik kan indbinde Deres
Blade, laves til allie Sterrelser. Vinder
kollosal Udbredelse over alt. For at
gore wort Kirkefolk bekendt med Bin
denes Fortrinlighed sendes disse for
en- It'd portifrit til fslgende Priser:
Dansk Luth. Kirkeblad. ..... 80 Cts.
Kirke og Folk ............ 35 Cts.
B~srnebladet -. ............. 40 Cts.
Bestil direkte fra ForferdiReren
P. H. HANSEN,
POLL Wabansia Ave, Chicago, Ill.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-10
TO POST COTTON
STATISTICS AT
The POSTOFFICE

WashIngion. Dec. ie-IAe affaase
nenn made b. Wm. : Harris director
of the census Tor me wider di
lion q statistics collected NJ aist.s
concerning ihe qaaas4ty 81 cotton
ginned. The quantity d cotton coaAun'
a montaly. and he stocks o. ceties
On hand a the end u each month has
met vita general approval iAro1saout
the cotton growing states.
he has received nnmerous Ausges.
lions concerning q sfili ~ider dlsiriba-
tlou of these statiatics. and BE- has
made arrangements Hfitn tae posimas.
Ter general d allow TIE Dostmastera
IN every YoetOffice II eoantiee where
cotron Is grown 70 post in ccaspien
Gus place copies Of the reports contain
INK statistics of cottoon. These copifs
viii Be printed on extra large cards. -
the rgners can b. easily read. NJ
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-10

harris hopes that in tAia manner b.
viii b. able 70 give The farmers. and
ai others. access ~ The valuable sta-
fifiies collected D. this gureaB Here.
i6fofe tie reports have beeea given by
iae 3areau u the cenlus - 1ewspapsr
feDrsehtsnfes and 10 the different
ieiefgsSa companies fcr distribution-
Following this distnDuflon copies of
ne repoFts have bern mailed 70 tAe
slnners. maaaisfiurers and ware house
pef Da there has been no practical
sihod devised ior the DISTRIBUTION 3.
sae Attenuation directly = the farm.
ers X i Mr Harris purpose 70 give
re statistic ~ the fafmers ao tAey
ran take adsantage " the Information
cole ied - fhe federal government
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-10
SAFETY OF
WORKERS
DISCUSSED

Telegam by United Press
New York Dec TO- Safety ior The
workers Of The United States and shat
Il means 10 Their families and employ
ers. the Relationship between employer
ana employee. welfare benefit and com
pens Alion wcFk were some 81 the
topics 10 81 Considered at the first
international Exposition Of Safety and
sanitation which opened here today
Men and Woman prominent Ia these
llnes ~ work ID every state in the
gnion were present today. All forms
u sanitation aud hygienic systems for
improyiue conditions I'll factories.
workshops ano the hoIAes of workers
wili b. presented by eininent authori
ties. There WA Be morning ana after
noon sessions ior three days. foday's
niain topic was industrial Accidents.
Il was divided into the following sub
topics Nith dses Following speakers.
( safer SHOES presented BY Dr NIL
liam II yciman. director OF the Amer
lcau Museum of safety. Human
Vsmes, pre- ated by Don G. seitz
/ editor Of tie New York World, and
discussion bg Mrs. Florence Kelly, sec
rotary 81 the National Consumers
league George Gilmonr, James l.
laackenbnsh } F Conner and Il. r
J. Porter
The afternoon topics today we're
Accident Prevention and the Public
Problems 81 TRANSPORTATION. prese1t
cd By a representative OF the Pensyl
Yania railroad Care Of the Injured,
b. Dr. William o'Neiii sherman, chic
surgeon 81 the Carnegie steel coie
pany Taking Chances by p Luciai
S. CLANCY Of the united states Pc
partment Of Labor The dlscussio.
vas lead by Rhhleiand Waldo, polie'
commissioner Of New York. james G
Fagan and N. A. Dow
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-10
GROUP AND COUGH REMEDY.

Group rs q terrible disease, i attacks
children - suddenly they are very apt
to choke unsess given the proper rem
edy at once There is nothing better
ia the world that Dr. Kings New Dis
coyery. Lewis Chamberlain Of Man
chester. Ohio, writes about his chill
dren. Sometimes in severe attacks
we were afraid they would die, bnt
since we proved what certain rene
dy Dr. Kings New Discovery is, we
have no fear. We rely on it for eroup'
coughs and colds SO can YOU soc
and 800. A bottle should be in every
home. At all druggists. H. Z. Buck
len & Co, Philadelphia and 81. Louis
ADV as"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-10

Remember Wnen ordering
Groceries that you get b0Ee {
weight and measure slong with
first quality merchandise x
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-10

The word dean. "a applied 10 f-i
dean Of the diplomatic corps, q cea-
of faculty was derived from tIf
Latin deeem. ten. and It's orlGina
sense was a chief oi Ten. an eaEig aic
tienary defines it Of an eceles sastica
mari s,rate vho hath power orer iet
eanoae ~ re ieaatr Gfaaaaiiy y
eae to mean the head q an eslNa
ized body the Oldest .l erfie@
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-10
In
SIGHT YET

TAe revival meeting s. ne cAristizH
charch refuses Is - e-esed ca[ IL
s-esa each service ssozs stronger ana
srse zad senui4e revival spirit pre-
sals n every para d sacA service.
TIE sd seems taFtAeF OF nov tAan
b DID 4 EesE ago Hse persons r.
spondAl % rns Invitation last nigA-
and many mere ueEe zlm0s- puEsuad-
I'd. Nr Marshall lzel the n0Eel sas-
iect Two 10 one. hai when arsl
ments psse pre.snssd i seemed nat .
% other n4ms rould iii Hs said in
Dar
Ihs inldel says thai Christ il a
myih. tie Bible false. ne church 3
fake. and that there Is no God no
hessen. no he'll The Christian. nog
from ersdality. blt fram . vel g0uad
e1 failh produced b. revelation ana
reason. takes the opposite riew. Which
shall ne accept and practices We
viii make the standard ioR suppose
thAt Il turns olt thai tie iufidel is
rlght-has the Christian lost anything
No. noshiue lo lose. Bur ~ ne Chris
tian is right what Las the infidei iostz
Everything. The Christian has al
that the infidel has, and all that ne
does not have. 50 the Christian has
Two chances 10 the infioeIs one 'TFo
( 70 one
THE Iniyersaiist says that al viii
81 saved while the orthodox teach
that those nho die - their sins. viii
be- lost for all eternity II the tai
gefsalist IS right then the orthodox
Christian can lose nothing -imposss
BE. 50 W. have all that the Universal
ist has ana an that be does not have
So We have two chances 10 his one
Tie foreordainizt teaches that the
destiny Of every human being wa
sealed long before the world was ere
aied. 60 NOT believe This. beliegi
: that vhosoever win gives every sin
2 ner chance to Be saved. Il al
wrong. and the calyinist docuin'
turns out to be true IN an It's liy'
points. my faith will not IN any wal
change Gods decree SO ! am goini
: 10 choose the Lord. then II be choose
p me. there win b. two choosing. whil
on the other side there viii be onl
one. 70 DO The choosing.
is water baptism essentialg w
are all agreed that it is not slr
Jesus says IT you love me ye VIII kee
Y my commandment When We aEl
baptized the question is removed an
r We take no chances on this point
what is the form Ct baptism Leav
- out the Bible teaching entirely an
q take that moes o. water baptism ths
. an teachers preachers and denomini
tions have accepted and will accept q
: valid baptism This is safe and wi
= satisfy the demand OF scripture an
conscience.
subject tonight Gods oven, nj
2 Wita Man
sfr Marshall win sing, 70 Make Ai
!. Pure
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-10
Two NotsbIe Monuments.

cEeopatra's needle is sixty-eight feet
high. and weighs I40 tons. The Luxor
monument in Paris, also a single stone,
IS seyenty-six feet high and weigns
2io tons.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-10

FOR SALE pure bred Bronze tl-
keys can IS " phone 3 ss Mrs H
r shuil - Grand View farm. three
miles southeast of Chiekasaa
i2i0st
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-10
relerram ~ rnltea Press.

-T-I III p .-77777-7
New York. Dec. TO- Discussion Of
the new Democratic tariff was expect
ed to be the important topic today
when the National Association Of
Brass Manufacturers opened their an
nual convention here The sessions
will adjourn tomorrow
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-10

Many a man thinks be II GOOD
Drosider becauae he occasionally
brings hls wife q cheese sandwich at
ii p m.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-10

New York. Dec. 10 -With delegates
from scores Of states attending, the
annual convention Of the American In
atinite Of Chemical Engineers opened
here today
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-10

Get re1r for Caring.
The after1co1 mzti4ee + becoming
uc1e sad more 5llleE aro1na police
headquarters and S tasr replaeins tAf
1me aQncred morning shoF ihis
morning only on @et reDo-te1 ready
% so on desp-ts lAe iact thsf ne
1iH eenslftef q nF= processing Tea
lures Bis OreTsreet On eaarse q
s4sr4ney was flaed fi5 and i ncr
guest q tka cifg Carried oFes natl
this afternocn. aere four cases o.
gaming. al siats1 .or 3 o'cloek lH
each instsnce e casa bond of SO "a.
postad for ap1slrance a. thar time
The quartet are Pen Neville J JcneH
p. {. nossn and Jim Jones
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-12-10
RAGS wKNTE0.

cash paid for clean cotton rags Al
Express cfslee
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-17
A FITTING TRIBUTE TO
 THE PRosPEcToR.

Every man who has sought to wrest natures mineral wealth from the rocky vaults of the western mountains knows the prospector. the real pic neer in the development of the great western empire. His courage and hopeful persistence cannot be seen without being admired. In ar address before the |. s. senate. Senator Bo. rah, Of Idaho recently paid this pass ing character the following fitting trib- ute:
 "The prospector is one Of the unique, one of the most exceptional and most worthy of all those remark able characters who have exploited and led the way for the development of the west. The west owes him debt of gratitude which the west can never pay. Always poor, often homeless, self-reiIaut hopeful. generous and brave. he has been the solitary ex- piorer Of desert and mountain fsstness. es: the mag who has unlocked from its imprisoned silence the countless millions of what is now the world $ wealth. He penetrates the most re- mote and inaccessible regions, defies hunger and storms alike. sleeps upon rhe mountain side or in improvised cabins, restlessly wanders and searches through weeks and months and years for natures hidden and boarded ueasurers. Oftentimes his search ends in poverty and distress and failure, sometimes in success. Without the prospector-this poor iso- lated wanderer-the great mining cen- tars of the west would not exist. With out his uneasy neveTtiring efforts millions of dollars now on their way to minister to the happiness and com fort of the race would never have been poured into the channels of bus mess and commerce"
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-17
On The Spur iOf The Moment
 nu Rnu K Mouiton
By Roy X. Moulton

From the HiekeyVilIs Clarion.
 Lem Higgins never travelled on |; rarrud train for fear of accidents SO be stayed at home and a chimnes fen on him and landed him in tht hospital
 \ feller came along here and trle1 to git a movin' pitcher Of the to"h marshal Of Hickeyyille, but the mar shsa didn't move fer three days anu ths feIler went away disgusted-
 ii looks as though there Wouidn be much farmin' done in our vicinits fhis summer. Nearly every Teller ; settiu' around the general store val in fer a letter from Washington al pointing him postmaster of our VII lsge.
 Deacon PTingIe has got a me~ which is the stud bornest eritter y our township. whes aths asases wants the mewl otsnp he helief' S(;ieap. and when he wants the Inss ,o start he hollers Whoa, so th' msxl does just what the deacon want him to without knowin' iu The dea con uses the same system on ms wli' Hank Tums says he has practiev' nntiI he can be polite to anyoouy eA ee,eiug s life insurance agent.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-17
DIVIDENDS OF MINES AND WORKS.

AND WOhkS
 An industry that furnishes fully 65 per cent of all the freight eraried by railroads Of America and that gives employment to over 2.Ooe.eO0 men. must be remuneratlve else such re suits would be impossible of attain ment And when 14l companies which derive their profits from the result Of mine operations, pay dividends during ; the first 5 months of 1913 of s51, ,Gs2 . col it is evident that remuneration is lot restricted to limited lines. Accord ing to returns made to Mining and Engineering World these Al com. panies haze paid dividends since their incorporation totaling sf.0i4633,TO9
 Despite these unprecedented statis tics certain publications take pious care in warning their readers to be. ware of mining investments, portray ing the mines as diabolicai contriv. aHees to tempt the dollars of credulous investors from so-called legitimate channels of enterprise and have gone to considerable expense and trouble to warn intending investors from the attraction of mining investments. Con- ducted on a legitimate basis mining offers the greatest Inducements alike to the wealthy as well as the man of small means. Take for instance such mines as the Anaconda, Calumet & Hecla United Verde, Goldheld Con. Bunker Hill & Sullican and hundreds If others. which have yielded greater returns to investors, per capitalization than any other industrial or commer. ciaI enterprise.
 Of more than passing interest is the dividends paid by American mines and works during the first months Of 1913. Of the Al companies mentioned above. 21 operate copper properties. all but three in the United States. These 31 companies have. indeed. an enyiable financial record fer diT- dends have been disbursed this year totaling 2o,297 4sS To prove that such dividends are of regular occur ence, Mining and Engineering World is able 10 show that these 31 compa. nies have paid dividends since their incorporation. totaIing no less than e4l1.eOs.7 TOP This is a return of s1s5.- Ss7.7o1 in excess of their outstanding share capital.
 Ninety-seven of the Al companies mentioned above are classed as gold siIverlead-zinc producers and they lave to their credit during the frsi months of 1913. dividend payments totaling s1s $50 25I. To date. these companies have enriched sharehold- CTS to the extent of $sos. .o3s.f14. a re. torn of s54.915.1f3 in excess of thei: outstanding capital The metaiiurgical works. five in number were by req son of the activity of mines able to divide g O7s.ss2 among shareholders Since incorporation. however, these five companies have disbzursed divi dends totaling stS3.ss74se.
 Eight commissioning corpora tions. those organizations looking fol profits principally from holdings fl operating companies. were able t' pay dividends during the past months totaling S9 6e5,o7O. Since in corporation these companies have ra,e sdiYidesdsi lotslinG s1sissl427.
 What furthef. evidence is needed t' prove that mining. when carried on II a sane and safe manner, is one of the most. if not the most profitable O American industries Mining aad En giaeering World
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-17

Hon. Thos. F. Parish mas been ap- pointed as state historian by Governor Hunt. We doubt if the governor could have selected more competent maa for this position in the state. Mir. Far ish is one of the pioneers of the state and for many years was very promin- ent in the politics Of the old territory. His knowledge of the history of this state and the west is vast and he is writer of distinguished ability. With wide acquaintance among the pic. Eeers of the state it will be easy for him to compile a truthful and inter esting history.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-15
ROYAL PACKED BY
 CROWDS ID SEE DANTE
Extra Performances Fail to Accommodate All = Big
 and Pleasing Attraction

Hundreds of people thronged the sidewalk for half a block up and down Main street last night await. ing chance to get in the Royal thea ter 10 witness the great Dante reels. Many. tired of waiting m turn, left before they got opportunity to enter the packed house. although the man agement put on an extra show to ac. eommodate still waiting crowds al the usual closing time. The after noon performance had much the same experience.
 Those who have not yet seen the show will have to solace themselves with attempt to get in this afternoon at< the matinee performances or at the evening performances. Good ad- vice is to arrive early. Tke picture is the greatect drawing card that has been brought to the city by the enter Prising Royal management. And Il pleases just as strongly as 1t draws.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-15
Admission Day.

Admission Day.
 Special programs at the city schools were given yesterday in honor of Ad- mission day. There was also nclud cd St. Valentines day celebration.
 Except in The schools the first cele- bratiOn of Admission day In Arizona was not generally observed an this .city The banks were closed as the day vas a legal holiday and the post .oflice was also closed. Tn many stores flags were displayed and flags also floated over the larger buildings. At the schools quite number of yisi- tors we're in attendance tc witness the spec a programs.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-15
HOUSEHOLD CARES Tax the Women of 6isbee the Same
 ss Elsewhere.


 Hard to attend to household duties With a constantly aching back.
 A woman should not have a bad back,
 And she seldom would if the kid neys were well.
 Deans Kidney Pills are endorsed by thousands.
 Have been used in kidney trouble over 50 years.
 Read what this Bisbee woman says: Mrs. C. Raniecie, GOA Brewery brought me no relief and ] felt dis two years ago l was afflicted with kid. ney trouble. The attack came on me suddenly and I was caused much dis. tress. My back pained me greatly in doing my hollsework and I was prac- tically helpless. Doctors medicine brought me no relief and I fel dis couTageG. Hearing of Doan's Kidney Pills. I procured a supply and began using them. The relief was noticea bIe at once and after had taken the contents of three boxes. was cured Since then l have been free from kid ncy complaint"
 For sale by all dealers. Price 60 cents. Foster-Nlbarn Co.,, Buhalo New York, sole agents for ths United States.
 Remember the nsme-Doau's- -anl take no other.-AdvertsDe'n
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-15
SAYGEL HAD HIGH
 BUT KELLY WINS
Results of Examination for Postmaster at Naco,
 First of Kind in State

A. C. SaygoL one of two applicants who took the examination in Decen. Der for the pos.tion of post master al Naco, has received word that his rating on the examination was 91.T5 considered exceptionally high.
 ". Kelly, of Naco. however. has teen appointed to the position. as the law provides that a man living on the route, or an ex-soldier or sailor. shall have preference over an outsider if he makes a percentage sof. 70 or above. Mir. Saygol is a Bisbee man.
 The examination held here was the first for the position Of fourth class postmaster to be held in Arizona \ similar examination wil be held at Phoenix later this month.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-15
SlOO Reward. S1eo

The readers of this paper will bs pleased to learn that there IS at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all It's stages. and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure Is the only positive cure now known 60 the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease requires e constitutional treat nent Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken in- ternaliy, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. there by destroying the foundation of the dis ease, and giving the patient strength by bufIding m the constitution and assisting nature in doing It's work. The proprietors have SO much faith in it's curative DOW CTS that they offer One Hundred Doliars for anv. ease that ft fails to cure. Send for list Of testimonials -.
 hedress r. j. CHENEY 6 CO, Toledo. Ohio
 Sold by all Druggist. s3c-
 TsEs aAll's Fanlly PiIs for constipation.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-15
Warren Ball Team

John Bankerd, Ot Warren, Is max ing preparations to form a Warren baseball team, which he intends to make the strongest tenn in the d S. trict. Mir Bankerd has some good material in view. said to be the pick of the district 1t is planned to form a league including Douglas, Cananea, Bisbee and Tucson. Fl Paso has written to the Warren club asking that they be allowed to have place ! Tn the league, but this is not regard | ed with favor by Warren fans. No ! final action has been taken.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-15
Coli Expert Arrives.

Jack Adams, popular golf ex. pert arrived last night, accompanied bY Mrs. Adams upon request Of the country ciub 10 teach members a few of the finer points of the Scotch game, and incidentally to interest others into taking up the sport Mr. Adilms has been connected With tbe Douglas club for some time and is well known here as a frequent visitor. His engagement in Warren is to be for one month.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-15
Knights pythias Will Celebrate.

The Knights Of Pythias will cele- brate their 18th ann.yersary next Tuesday evening, February IS with a program consisting Of dancing, ban quet music and speech making Eisi- tors VII be present from Tombstone, Douglas and Cananea. Installing Ice Chest
 An ice chest, to be connected with the new drinking fountain recently installed at the Y. NJ. C. A. is being put in.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-15
lniured in Eiaht.

Oscar Rufflager, a miner at the Lowell shaft. was ser.onsly hurt when a fellow worker. Willard Robin son warded of a yiciously plunged candle stick, it is alleged. with a shovel. falling his assailant Rufilag- CT was taken to the Copper Queen hospital. where his wounds were dressed. Robinson is held at Lowell awaiting hearing on a charge Of as- sault
Bisbee daily review., 1913-02-15
Local And Personal Notes

yesterday afternoon enEoute to Doug. las. where Troop M Is to be station ed in the future Troop M. has been doing garrison duty around Garden Canyon for the past four months. t is aAd that no troops will be station ed at Garden Canyon in future.