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The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-09-16

| PLEASE DON'T USE THAT TERN AGAIN r
/ pair. and now I am twenty-five years
old, and / haven't anything to my
name except one black mare and S1G1
| Ia the bank"
.'Property's gone up since I made
| that promise" said Uncle Peter war;
Il. 7 couldn't give you no half inter
est in farm that's with twice as
much now as it was ten years ago.
| Dan stared resentfully at his rela-
tive Il don't suppose you could.
Some men might" he sneered. If
they'd promised"
HUM" calculated Peter Cook, some
what nonplused at this attitude dis
played By the long suffering Dan I'll
| tell you what I'll do, Dan'I''-
You needn't trouble to make me an
offer said the young man hotly. .I'll
just take my 500 and 60 east There's
money to be made back there
| Uncle Peter shook his head cts
the Cottreu streak a-cropping out.
Your father was that way-a wander
er, running to and fro over the earth
looking for fortune when one was to
be made at home. / told Mary before
she died that l hoped the CottreII
streak wouldn't crop ont in you.
Dan1"
and what did my mother say to
that?" demanded Dan, bis brows
drawing together
HUM coughed Uncle Peter, fdg-
citing in his cushioned chair. Seems
to me Mary said If the Cottrell streak
would make you like your pa and
your grandpa Cotuen she prayed that
you'd be badly streaked with it. But
your mother didn't have no judgment,
pan1." Mr.. Cook wagged his head re-
gretfully.
She was not IL the least like you,
Uncle Heter, II that is what you
mean," said Daniel, quietly facing his
mothers brother with contempt ii his
honest eyes. I've tried to keep my
promise to you, Uncle Peter. I can't
believe that you're not going to make
good your word to me-"
A heavy silence fell between them.
The old man fdgeted with the books
and papers on his worm eaten desk,
while the sturdy young man stared out
Of the window across the grasses wav-
ing in the south wind to where the
blot on the farm darkened the fer
tile acres.
The "blot'' consisted Of a fifty acre
Hact comprising broken, rocky hills,
among the crevices OF which grew
gaunt and twisted cottonwoods They
called 1t the "blot' because 1t was the
Only bit of acreage on the big farm
that would not yield returns to its
ayaricious owner. 1t was a strange
formation cast up by some freakish
CONFUSION of nature, and it formed
the southern boundary Of the Cook
farm. Time and again old Peter had
tried to palm It of on an unsuspecting
tenderfoot, but always the victim had
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-09-16
The C0ttrell
Streak
Dame Fortune Makes an In
expected Visit
By JAMES A. RELLi-k
By JAMES A R5LLI-k

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Pay ne fairly for the vorE ana III
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Peter said Dan, controlling his ilpa-
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father died that f would come e voE
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al equal share Il the farm. re
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I've kept al the farm buildings il re-
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-09-16
SheriT's Sale.

No t1i4i-In the First Ja1GIaI Ms
trict Court Of CadIo Parish, La:
J. J. Lyon vs. y J. McLa~ty
By virtue Of 4 writ Of seizure and
sale to me directed from the Hoaor-
able First judicial district Cour1 Of
Caddo Parish, La, il the above
numbered and entitled >tit. | have
seized and Will offer for sale al pub
lie auction for cash and Oh Terms If
credit without the benefit Of ap-
Traiselnent at the principal front
door Of the court house q Ca@ls.5
Parish, La, during the legal lo0r>
of sales, on
SATURDAY, OCT I. 1918.
Lots IS, 70 and 20. Of block I If he
Howard Cole Subdivision Of DE City
Of Shreveport, La. as per map Of
said addition in conveyance book ~
page -, of the records Of Caddo
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-09-16
Tax Notice

To James L. Manning: You art
hereby notified that at tax sale for
unpaid State and parish taxes for
the year 1912 | purchased the fol-
lowing property sssessed in the
name OF James L. Manning: Lot 20,
block IL. Allendale Heights. Sale
18th day Of June 1913, to E. W.
Jones. recorded in conveyance book
So, page II. Done and passed 2ist
day Of June 1913. Taxes, interest and
cost $1,000. Filed July 8. 1913.
E. w. JONES.
Caucasian, Sept. II, 1913.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-09-16

NoS 1853 and i3t04-In the FRS
Judicial District Court of Caddt
Parish La: City Of Shreveport
y. s.. Joseph Catholic Cemetery
81 virtue Of two NrltS Of fer
5aeias 10 me directed from the Hon
9ralle First Judicial District Ceuft
II Calido Parish, La, in the above
numbered and entitled eases. I have
seized and viii offer for sale at pub
lie auction for cash and according
% -aN al the principal front door Of
he court house Of Caddo Parish
La, during the legal hours Of sales
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-09-16
I.lr.-n

Parish. IA With Ill tb, buildings
aI1 improvements thereon. SAID
'as"ptft> seized j. hetou-6o1 IS The
aS."Ne aaMe3 defendant and IA he
sid e lA1< aml SATISFY the debt as
Specified II SAIL MI, Ior east, 10
hdN II" sum 81 >>>a.o155.eA now due.
.a-et'ler Wath 5 per cent par annunt
interest from March =. 1911. anil on
terms of credit IL meet tle four
Holes 'ltn Respectively al ~. 50, 81
ah'I - mouths from Marcia Is. 1911.
tnf S,'ao With nee cent interest
rom March Is. lYtt. and ali costs
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sad principal and interest as attor-
hey ices. j. T. ILoTRNDY.
slei'n. eN-ofieio Nnttioneet.
Caucasian. August 81. 1913.
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Sherif's Sale.
Caucasian, Sept. 8. 1918.

No. i1.iI In the First Judicial
District Court of CaddO Parish,
Louisiana: James Riley vs.. j. A.
Selby.
By virtue Of a writ of seizure and
sale to me directed from the Hon
Orable the First Judicial District
Court Of Caddo Parish, Louisiana,
in the above numbered and entitled
suit have seized and will sell at
public auction, for cash and with
out the benefit Of appraisement, at
the principal front door Of the
Court House Of Caddo Parish, Louis
LANA. during the legal hours Of sales
lon
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 4, 1913
Lot fourteen Of the Keith subdivis-
ion Of the City Of Shreveport, Lou
iSiana. as per map filed and record
ed in Conveyance Book 6, page t45,
of the records Of Caddo Parish, Lou
isiana. together with all the build
ings and improvements thereon.
Said property seized as belonging to
the above named defendant and to
be sold to pay and satisfy the debt
as specified in said writ, say in the
sum Of Three Hundred and forty
eight and no-iOO dollars with eight
per cent per annum interest there
on and all costs Of suit and ten per
cent interest on said amount of
principal and interest as attorneys
fees. J. P. FLOURNOY,
Sheriff, ex-Sficio Auctioneer.
CAUCASIAN, Sept 2, 1913.
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SIlerife Sale

Caucasian. August 26, 1913.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1913-09-16

No. t1.iI In the First Judicial
District Court of Caddo Parish,
Louisiana: James Riley vs.. ]. A.
The evening world., 1913-06-10

~. u No. iii Amsterdam avenue;
posaled guilty assault on younU giri:
AWt offence; Eimira Rsformatory.
Ferdinand Schecie. nineteen years old.
Of Houston street and Bowery: pleaded
guilty carrying brass knuo.les; second
offensc: Elmira Reformatory.
~ JUDGE MALONE.
Thomas Lucchese, nineteen years old,
OF No. sol East One Hundred and sixth
street; pleaded guilty carrying . re-
volver. nrst ofYense: penitentiary three
months.
Patsy vsnaccio. seventeen years oid,
Of No. 40 East Ono Hundred and
Twelfth street, pleaded guilty, carrying
a revolver: fret offense; pcnNentiary
three months
~ JUsricGs zGllGR, ogVgL
AND MvNgNNGV.
Philip Todd. No. iSS wsst Twenty
Arst street. pleaded Guiity 70 having
door locked In worhroom Of suit factory;
fined eas or Ave days In prison.
Abraham 6eparAsky, No. II Wooster
street. pleaded guilty to employing hoy
In underwear factory AFTER hours; fined
$40.
Bernard Coidstein, No. iSs West
Twsnty.hrst street. pleaded guilty TO
employing sirl In underwear factory on
Saturday: hssd ose.
Edward Nth, No. 10 Second ave.
nue.. pleaded suiity smpioyias siri In
pants factory AFTER hoars; Ansd 80.
Aaron Frsydbsrs. No. ~ Wsst
Eightssnth strssG convicted a employ.
ing boy under sixtssn ysArs In braid
factory; sentence suspended.
The Aero Waist Company. No. = West
sixteenth street; convicted OF employing
Giri under sixtsn years v thout proper
working papers; sentence suspended.
Henry BissArri. Ne. . Spring street:
plsadsd suity 10 having door locked In
workrooa Of coil factory; fined -.
Michael N. Arisla. No. ~ West rwan.
ty-sscon1 street; pleaded guilty to EN-.
pioy!nG .Siri under sixtssn yssrs In HI.
mono factory after hours; ilnsd ~.
Joseph Cravis. No. iis West Twenty.
ninth strs>l; pleaded siulty to smpioys,
Ing girl after hevs In arsss factory;
sentsnce suspended.
Joseph vaisnti. No. 4 West Twenty.
n1t street; pleaded guilty employing
giri under sixteen after hours N orns.
msn< factory; Ahsd ~.
L. w. Hornthai, No. - East Four.
tsenth street: pleaded guilty smp,oyins
Giri In clothing factory after hours;
sentence suspended.
Myren owissN. No. . West w.
The evening world., 1913-06-10
FINES IMPOSED
UPON DEALERS N
/. | IMPURE IMPURE FOODS
Alternative Of Short Prison
Terms Added by Judges in
4 Some Cases.

1ne prisoners we're arraiGned yester.
81 In the supreme Court and Gen
80 Sessions for sentence In the
cses Of Special Sessions nfty-nve
- arraignsd. The disposition Of
- was - follows:
~ Jvevlcg ooFe.
(baslss NiensSsr. forty.two years
11d3ee no. i7l g. AIMS avenue: Coz
49, assasitins John Maursr Of No.
ooet last One Hundred and Thirty.
Gl41h street. with . olVb: nfst offsnss;
/, oqoeoatlery eight months.
Jhusoo Pollard. twsnty.nins years
~. q No. 70 West One Hundred and
Th1eay.fousth street: convicted cf
GaeotiAG Andrew Norton Of No mast
0ue lunAssd and Thirty.sseond strsst
% one Hundred and Thirty-ssvsnth
ssrest ana firth avenue; state prison
sous to ave years.
WIIliam staigsr. forty-one years OLD.
% re. ] Chatham square; Indicted for
mutoor Arst degree; shot ana killed
yooh xavea at No. ~ south street
No ~: Flooded guilty murder second
oodDbe; arst oafsnss: state prison
t1dlAey years 70 end Of life.
L ~ JUoog GRAIN.
JGAn Nsamsa. twsaty-two ysass o,d.
q 10. ~ East One Hundred and
Mlety-a rst street: pleaded guilty burs.
ias3 st Nc. ~ Morris avenue: ART
o0u1ne; Elmlss Rssermatsry.
n1mael NurpAy. thirty.thres years
go - "a. ~ Dighth svsavs: con.
voG111 tha1 % 60 werth q cigarsttss
fsus ~. ~ Wsse One Hundred ana
uoO1ky.ax4h strsst: hrst ofeaSs: sen.
Is ~ JUDGE oNVAltN.
Asoele ca~saSe. swsnty'tarss ysers
The evening world., 1913-06-10

tysfrst strset: convicted employing siri
In coat factory on Saturday; sentence
suspended.
Fannie Chorba. No. % West rwen-
tieth street. pleaded guilty TO employ
lns girl In cap factory after hours.
Fined ~.
Antonio Ferrara. No. 1a5 Grand street,
pleaded guilty TO giving on opera in a
Bowery theatre on Sunday. Sentences
suspended.
Elias Edelsack. No I2 West Twenty.
nrst street. pleaded guilty employing
Girl In factory on Saturday. Fined $40
~ svsr'css couLINs. NOES
AND PoRkgR.
Ernest BiumsnthaL No. - East
Twsnty.sscond street, pleaded guilty to
employing girl .usder sixteen years In
drsss factory after hours. Sentence
suspended.
Max Leidenhopf. No. D1 Cherry
street., pleaded guilty to employing boy
under fourteen years In trousers fac.
tory. for which labor he paid 10 cents
an evening. Fined 90.
Lena Segreto. No. "a East Twenty
second street. pleaded guilty TO employ.
Ing Giri In smbroidery factory after
hours. Sentence suspended.
Disderich Blanks, No. "a Columbus
avenue: p'saAsd suiity 70 employing
SRI under sixteen years IN confectionery
store; sentence suspended.
AM1sSo Rocco. No. ~ East One Hun.
drsd and Thirty-fourth street: con.
v'ctsd using false scale in metal shop;
hnsd 90 Or three Days IN prison.
Henry Kafs. No. lot Christopher
street: pleaded guilty 10 Offering spoiled
best and rotten tomatoes for sale: fined
eD.
Anthony Rvbino. No. ~ East Fifty.
sixth street: pleaded 9uiity to offering
spoiled bloatsrs. psppers and onions for
sale: hned 90 or four days In prison.
Fred J. F1ttmann. No. ~ East Fifty.
sixth street: pisadsd guilty offering
spoilsl on.ons for sale; sentence GUS.
psndd.
Charles e. echuits. No. ~ West
Twentieth street; pleaded guilty q to
operating . lottery; fined S1s or three
days In prison.
Gene Cohen. Ne. 80 EAa Ninetisth
strsst; pleaded guilty TO operating q
lottery; hnsd Us or three days in
psison.
Henry Ksre. No. ~ Tenth avenue:
employed boy under sixtsea years In
Grocsry; sentence suspended.
Henry Won Oshsen. No. tis West
Forty-fourth street: employed boy In
0focsry unAsr sixteen year, Of age:
ansd ~ or four days In prison.
The evening world., 1913-06-10

At 4.5O and regularly priced $500
Fine Verase insertion and embroidery
are combined in this dainty blouse Of French
6atiste. -Four new models are made of
the fashionable white habutai: frills and
hemstitchins on collar and cuffs.
At 500 and eonserpattoek ealued $500
in IN exquisite blouse Of fine batiste; entire
front Of fine embroidery and lace. pretty
collar. lace trimmed.
Al ESQ We'll porth The }os"g price 1915
Clusters Of, tAckins and embroidery are
combined IN this pleasing blouse Of batiste.
On Sale IN the Waist Shop, I'd Floor
The evening world., 1913-06-10
FOUNDED 1877

Last weeks Sale OF Wolfe blou
ing !: an inspiration, You willshare
new Blous4 received today. all Of
each with an INDISPENSABLE charm.
blouscs last received from Paris.
A blouse Of exceptional grace is made Of
allover embroidered wolfe. eyelet effect.
with corded yoke. turnover collar and en-
broidered cuffs. edged with plated frill;
double frill in front: cravat Of old blue
velvet: large crochet buttons.
Panels Of shadow embroidery form .
vest in q blouse Of beautiful simplicity:
corded yoke. slashed collar with revers
and turnover corded cuff.
The evening world., 1913-06-10

At ZOO These Waists are soovth $780,
White dotted Swiss Is always cool and
charming for summer blouses. and this
dainty model with turnover collar and silk
tie is a pretty example.
Fancy buttons and fine tuckins give a
note Of distinction to this simple. we'll cut
blouse Of Swiss wolfe.
The useful wash silk blouse with patch
pocket has charming individuality.
Three pretty models Of white batiste.
trimmed with lace. one hand-embroidered.
with turnover collar.
Tomorrow, the price Z.UO
Ion Sale 18th Street Annax, LIST Floor
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-13
NQT1cE FOR Mps

Bids will he received nj the offic.'
Of the Secretary Of the Trinidad-i.a1
AnImas County Fair Association.
Room I. Mccormick Building. for
the following concessions at the Fair
Grounds for and durinx the Fair 10
be held September 9Th. 10th. iith
and 18th. lst-tcc cream. Lemonade,
popcorn. chewing gum and sct'
drinks: :d-Hamburser. sandwiches
and coffee: 3d-saioon: tth--Novcl.
ties.
All bids must be sealed and In ,hs
hands Of the secretary ON or bcfor'
Saturday. August 18th. at 1: o'clock
noon. The Directors OF the Associa.
tion reserve the right to reject any
and all bids. Bids on any Of ih'
above concessions will be for cxcius.
I've privilege.
Trinidad. Colo. Aug. II. 1919.
CHARLES BAILEY. Secretary.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-13
N. N. Bar Assn.
Elects O6cer,

Ration. n. ~. August i:.-oficsrs
ofthe New Mexico state bar associa.
tion were elected this afternoon o.
follows:
President. Frances +. Wilson Of
Santa Fc.
Vice President. district. judge
Il. Wright. Santa Re.
second district vice president,
summer Burkhart. Albuquerque.
Third district vice president, z L.
Medier. Las Cruces. \. n.
Fourth district vice president. Her.
bert W. Clark. Las Vegas.
Fifth dhtrict vice prcsident. A.
R.chardson. Roswcil.
Sixth district vice president, A. r.
Ryan. Silver City.
Seventh district vice president. n
Z. Macham. Socorro.
Eighth district vice PRESIDENT Reed
Holloman. Tucumcari.
Secretary-trcasurer Mrs. Nellie c,
Pierce. Albuquerque.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-13
SALT LAKE CITY Is
BUSY WITH I. ". VS.

Salt Lake City. Aug. iJ.-Eaiea-
sivc preparations are bcinx made by
the salt Lake Ipiicc today TO pre-
vent further clashes with Industrial
Workers OF the World.
II is thought that all Of the six
who received bullet wounds last
last night will recover. although
Fred J. Clifford is iu u serious con-
dition and may lose his leg.
$. Scarlcti. secretary Of l.ocai No.
So. Industrial Workers Of the World.
announced officially At noon today
that the Industrial Workers would
attempt to hold street meetings 10.
nisht In the face of the police order
prohibiting them.
THE issue Ii not flags but pork.
chops" said Scarlet. You can
hang flags all over your home AMI
starvc to death. They cannot pre-.
vent us enjoying the right Of free
speech in behalf of the laborer.''
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-13
1aborate Bridge Party.

Mrs. Willie Mckenna presided over
one Of the seasons' smsrtcst auction
bridge parties this afternoon In hoa.
or Of the Misses Eeiicc and aDphnc
spinnett. OF Amarillo. Texas. at the
home OF T. r. Coulson on Prospect
street. The afternoon Was spent at
cards followed by dainty refresh.
mcnts bcinR served by the hostess as.
sisted by the Mesdamcs J. c. cou'-
son. A. l.. Dain. Maddox and Mis-
Gladys Branson. The house was at
tractiveiy decorated with bright col
orcd garden flowers. Tn. guest IT,,
Included the Misses Daphne and fc-
lice spinnc,t. the Mesdamcs o. l..
Davis. Jr.. Frank Duniavy. d. q.
Thompson. J. u. Drury. J. u. Turner.
Il. T. Ycaman. W. =. Lawicr. q. \.
VIII. G. W. Robinson. r. Il. Rose. ".
". Taylor. \. l.. Brsnson. \. r. Hoi-
lenbeck. \. n. Sears and mother.
Cook. Fred Clark and guest. Nrs.
W'althai. and the Misses Mildreu sud
Lillian Eastcy. Eina Anderson. Kate
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-13
srARXvILLE NEWS

horn. to Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Hamilton. a baby Rirl. Both con-
rcrncd doing nicely.
Mrs. r. Houston was u. visitor In
Trinidad Thursday.
Mr.. Fred wakstaff left for sufficid
where he will visit his borthcr and
family for the next week.
q Mrs. J. n. T.sum vase vlsiter In
Trinidad this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. wm. Chiids departed
Saturday evening Tor Denver where
they Will attend the knishts Temp
lar conclave.
II. J. Tammc also departed for
Denver.
Miss Sophia Oxrodowxki and sistcr
Mrs. v. P,achcck OF cokc'lalc spent
Sunday with their parents.
The Woodcran Circle Will give n
xrahd bali on Saturday. August i..
to which everybody II invited.
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-13

such credits as the farmers Of the
country most stand In need of-agri-
cultural credit ~ distinguished from
ordinary commercial aud Industrial
credits.
Such proposals. were not adopted
because such credits could boz only
imperfectiy provided for In such .
measure The scope and character
Of the bill. Its immediate aud chief
purpose. could not be made to reach
aS far Us the special Interests of the
farmer require.
Special machinery and . distinct
system of banking must bG provided
for n rural credits are to be success
fully snd adequately supplied. A
government commission II now In
Europe studying the interesting and
highly successful methods which
have neen employed In several coun-
tries Of the old world and its report
will be made 10 conkress at . regular
session next winter. II IL confident
ly to be expected that the congress
will at that session act ou tho rec.
concentrations OF that report aud e.
tablish . complete and adequate sys-
TEN OF rural credits. There 10 no
subject OF more Importance to the
welfare OF the Industrial develop
ment ofthe United States: there u
no reform In which ] would myself
feel II greater honor or privilege
to take part. because ! should feel
that ic was service to the whole
country OF the first magnitude and
Significance. Il should have ac-
companied and zone hand In hand
with the reform OF our tan.inx and
currency system II We had been rea-
dy to act wisely and with full kuowl-
edge OF what We were about.
There has been too little federal
icsislation framed to serve the far.
mer directly and with . deliberate
adjustment 10 Ills real needs. We
long ago fell into tho habit Of as
suminK that the farmers OF America
enjoyed such an Immense natural
advantage over the farmers ofthe
rest Of the world. were 10 in.leIli.
gent and 20 enterprisins and 20 q:
casc on the Incompatible soils OF
our great contineht that they could
feed the world and prosper NO matter
what handicap they carried. no mat.
ter what disai> antasc. whether Of
the law or Of natural circumstances.
they iai,orcd under. We have not
exaggerated"
The chronicle=news., 1913-08-13
THOUSANDS VIEW /
DRILL CONTESTS
tContinued from page ~

Gcthscmane Commandery No. rs.
Newton. Mas.
Ascaiou Commsmicry No. is. 81.
Louis.
81. Aidcmar commsndcry No. ls.
81. l.os,is.
Oriental Commandery No. 81, Kan
sas City.
Mount Oiivet Commandcry No. IL,
wichita. Kansas.
Newton Commandcry No. ., New.
ton. Kansas.
California Commando No. l. San
rrsncisco.
Kansas City Comma ndcry No. 10.
Kansas City.
The first prize is u i:-sallon s,cr-
ling silver punch-bowi and ladie.
with thirty silver drinking cups.
The thirty cups represent the thirty
constituent Communicates In Colora-
do. each bearing the name OF COM
mandcry and Its number. The bowl
IL engraved with famous scenes In
Colorado and bears the seal Of the
Granh commandcry OF Colorado In
coiored cnamels. The handles are
created with the knights helmets and
shields. The cups also bear the seal
xupported by n passion cross. all be.
Ing emblcms Of Temp,ary. The en-.
craving has the laurel. sisnifyins
victory. the oak leaves and branches
for strength. ana the grape for good
fellowship.
The second prize 10 a sterling oil.
yer loving cup. thirty inches high.
engraved with Colorado scenes. II,
cover is mounted knight.
The third prize is u parlor grand
plano. and the fourth and fifth prix.
es are silver loving cups.
The value OF the prizes are $1,000
$500. $1,000. $1,000 and $3.50.
Each member, regular and substt.
tute, OF every drill team competins
wiil receive handsome souvenir pas
sion cross. by 81 inches, cast Ia
bIonxe and beautifully engraved ant
bearing the emblem Of the Grand En-
campmcnt. the seal OF the Gran.
Comma ndcry Of Colorado. n mountet
knight and inscribed with the date o
the conclave. The Inscription Ii
wound about with the columbIne
the Colorado state flower.