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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-03-26
GOOD SHOW, PRETTY
GIRLS AND CAPACITY
HOUSES AT BONITA

The Empire Musical Comedy
Company plays TO capacity houses
at the Bonita at every perform
ance, the show being good, the COM
edians away above the average. the
singing the best ever heard in tab
loid musical comedy in Atlanta, and
the show girls are pretty. neat and
graceful. Can you beat that COM
bination2
Almost every act and song gets
an encore, and the players respond
literally.
If you want to drive away dull
care, go to the Bonita.
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PERSONAL

Miss JOY Harper of Rome. is at the
Piedmont for a few days.
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Miss Agnes Harrison, who has been
studying dramatic art in New York for
over a year, is at home on a visit to her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. q. d. Harrison, at
Fernbank
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Major E. n Jones will leave in few
days to join the general staff corps il
Washington, d. c.
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Mrs. George Sutton. who was called
to her home in Missouri on account Of
serious Illness in her family, will not
return to Atlanta for several weeks
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Mrs. L. E. Cothran, Of New York,
and Miss Laura Graves will arrive Sat
urday from New Orleans, to be the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. b. c. Cothran.
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SOLD THE STIRRUP RANCH

County Commissioner W. II. Pigg
has traded the famous Stirrup ranch
In the Black Mountain district TO J. }.
Peters OF St Joe. Missouri. for four
hundred acre corn and alfalfa farm IN
the Missouri river bottoms three
miles from the city limits OF ST. Joe.
Ia addition to the broad acres" Of
the ranch there passes into the pos
session OF Mr.. Peters as a resul, OF
the deal seyeniy-hye head Of elk. thir-
" bead OF deer and most OF the othsr
live stock an the place In fact the
only reservation made by Mr.. Pigg
In disposing Of the ranch vas four
head OF horses for private use and
one elk. the latter OF which Viii be
barbacued and eaten at the top of the
Royal Gorge on the occasion of the
meeting OF the various governors "
the United States there In August
Mr.. PigE has devoted himself to the
growing OF elk and deer for a number
OF years past and established In this
county what was. perhaps. the largest
and most successful geological farm
in the west The srrrup ranch is one
of the best known properties OF the
kind in southern Colorado and vas
purchased by Mr.. PiEg years ago from
Alex Mermod OF ST Louis. Although
the place and the cattle connected
with Il cost Mr.. Mermod something
like $4,000 Mr.. Pigg secured title 20
It for a small fraction Of that amount;
The consideration involved. so far as
the stirrup ranch Is concerned. In the
deal with Mr.. Peters was ISL 900. Mr..
Pige says that he intends to continue
to be a resident OF Fremont county.
sl,hough he expects to give some per-
sonai attention 10 his newly acquired
farm in the Missouri titer bottoms
He says he viii establish some sort
Of domicii IN the northern part Of
the eosaty If 1t is nothing more than
a tent
A son Of Mr.. Peters. who has made
hls home In Boulder and vicinity dur
ing the last year or two on account
Of his health. will shortly take charge
OF the stirrup ranch.
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IRAlA. BURR AND MISS
ELMA De WEESE WEDDED

Ira A. Burr and Miss EIna C. De-
weese. both OF South Canon. wei e
married by Rev. o. S. Reed. pastor of
the Christian church. at $50 o'clock
Thursday evening The wedding took
place at the residence OF Rev and
Mrs. Reed and was a very pleasant
AFFAIR. The contracting couple were
attended by Miss Jessie Houldon as
bridesmaid and William Kutzieb rs
best man Esteeming the members OF
the wedding party as her guests Mrs
Reed had the parlors whers the nLp-
tial ceremony was celebrated special
ly decorated for the occasion. and.
following the congratulations Of the
bride and groom. served ice cream.
cake and other light refreshments Mr..
and Mrs. Burr. who are mos; estlma-
BILE young people. will make their
home in this community.
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BIG GROWTH OF
AGRICULTURAL C0llEGE

The State Board OF Agricultural had
its annual meeting at Fort Collins
last week and according to President
Edwards Of the Board. the Agri-
cultural College has had an unprece-
dented growth during the last four
years. The total number OF students
on the campus during the past year
has been sss. with eeS. $50 for the
three preceding years. At the same
time there has been less than ten
percent annual increase In the funds
available for the institution. p
The last general assembly also
greatly increased the work OF the
State Board and the College by asoi-
ishing the State Board OF Horticul-
tnre and turning the work over 10 tho
college without an appropriation for
carrying It on. Also by requiring an
examination OF seed potatoes shipped
into the state and the tabuiation OF
agricultural statistics OF the state by
the Secretary OF the Board. The work
Of State Dairy Inspection. which has
heretofor,s carried with 1t an appro-
prlation Of $1,000 was also turned
over to the State Board OF Agricnl-
ture with an appropriation OF only
$500.
The board has certainly made an
enviable record with the limited re-
sources at its command
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TAI. Interest. Every Woman.

A family doctor said recently that
women come TO him thinking that
they have female trouble. but when he
treats them for their kidney and hiad-
der. they soon recover. This is worth
knowing. and also that Foley Kidney
pills are the best and safest medicine
at such times. You cannot get better
purer medicine for baokache. weary
dragged out feeling. aching joints. ir-
regular kidney and bladder action and
nervousness due to kidney troubles
Try them. They are tonic In action
quick in rcsults.--corncr Drug store
--edv.
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Amnons Inspcets Roads.

Denver. June 2i.--Governor AM
mons left yesterday by automobile for
an inspection OF the state roads be-
tween Denver and Sterling and in the
Fort Morgan district He was ac-
oompanied by Thomas Ehrhart. state
highway commissioner.
Good roads Ia one of the governors
hobbies. lie is responsible for the
new highway laws OF the state. with
the creation of a highway commission
consisting OF commissioner and an
advisory board composed of repre-
sentative from six different sections
OF the state.
He will. within tho next sixty days
inspect the moro important roads over
the state and will personally supervise
the distribution Of the si.eeo.coc state
road fund.
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ATTEMPT TO BLOW up RIO
GRANDE TRAIN THWARTED

Evidence OF what is thought TO
have been a daring attempt to blow
up a Rio Grande passenger train. was
discovered shortly after IL O'Clock
today by George Peterson. an employe
OF the Portland plant. on his way
from Concrete to Portland. Peterson
was riding bicycle to Portland aud
had occasion to stop at the culyert
crossing the railroad track about one
quarter OF q mile from town to ad-
just his wheel. While STOPPING down
he found hidden near the abutment
eight sticks of dynamite. fifteen caps.
two feet OF fuse. and a revolver. Pet
erson hurried to Portland and nod-
fed Deputy Sheriff Fountain Of the
discovery. The officer in company
with Peterson visited the spot and
took charge Of the OUTFIT.
The authorities are of the opinion
that the explosives were to be used 10
blow up a train somewhere in that
vicinity. but in all probability the
person who planned the deed was
frightened away. Fountain and Peter
son made the trip to the scene of the
hiding place on passenger train No.
4 and there was great excitement
among the passengers when their
became known.-Fiorence
Citizen.
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AID THE KIDNEYS.
Do Not Endanger Life When q Canon
City Citizen Shows You the Way
10 Avoid It

Why will the people continue 20
suffer the Sgonies OF kidney complaint.
backaehe. urinary disorders. iameness.
headaches, languor, Why allow them
selves to become chronic invaiids.
when a tested remedy Is offered them,
Doan's Kidney Pills have been used
in kidney trouble over so years. have
been tested in thousands OF cases.
II you have any. even one. Of the
symptoms OF kidney diseases. act now,
Dropsy or Bright's disease may set In
and make neglect dangerous. Read
this Canon City testimony.
William T. Lott. ialo Greenwood
Ave. Canon City. Colo. says: MY
hack was lame and the action Of m,
kldneys was Irregular. had to sci
iup several times at night. I hnaii,
go, poan's kidney Pills and they tool
the soreness out OF my back. They IL
so regulated the action OF my kid
neys"
For sale by all dealers. Price 81
cents. Foster-Miiourn Co. Buffalo
New York. sole agents for the Units
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-aa'
take no other.-adv.
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COLORADO HIGnWAYS
TO GET s2.250,000

Two and a quarter millions OF dol
lars-the largest sum ever exp=nde1
for the purpose in the states history
will be used for the building and
improvement OF roads in Colorado this
year, according to the announcement
made today by State Highway Com
missioner Ehrhart The estimate was
made following notice received 4. the
office OF the highway commissi n this
morning that the last OF the cpu.' i-.s
of the state had agreed to the accept
ance of their apportionments froIn the
state highway fund.
Through the agreement of every
county in Colorado to accept its shar.
of the state fund the latter. amounting
to 1884. 600. will go in its entirety into
good roads building this yea. Its ac-
ceptance also means that the counties
themselves will spend for ,hs same
purposes a sum which vii: make the
total approximately s1.oo0.eOo.
This million dollars will be spent
on state highways alone. .Fo' county
roads it Is estimated n, sarioas
counties viii expend in all sl.25o.0eC.
increasing the total for good road pur-
poses to s2.25o.OOO. The result Will
mean the building OF 700 ni es Of state
highways and nearly 1000 miles OF
county highways during 1913, vniIe at
the same time the number OF men en-
ployed in this manner viii be the
largest In the states history
An example of the good roads ac-
tivity over the state is cited in the
fact that within the last few days
Douglas county has advertised for bids
for the construction of five mhe5 Il
state highway at a cost of sS.0aO. Pit
kin county for the construction of
twenty miles. to cost 1900. and ssr
Miguel for $4,000 worth of road
building.
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Entertained Porch Party.

Miss Geneva Huntoon entertained
fourteen guests in a most charming
manner this morning at her home on
Fifteenth street
Tho tables Tor card playing we're
placed on the porch ana there for a
couple OF hours ths guests were high
Iy entertained al the fascinating game
Of hearth. Mrs. Porter Lyon was
the successful winner OF the prize for
high score and the two honor guests,
Msses Bernice Richardson and Mar
sareue Twitcheil. brides OF the CON-
ing week. were each presented with
dainty souvenirs of the happy occa-
sion. Al twelve o'clock delicious
three-course luncheon wns served
the color combination of pink and
white being carried out in many pref
v ways.
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Afternoon for Mrs. Merritt.

A very pleasant gathering was
given by Airs. John W. Emmerson. i3I
Pike avenue. from to $3.50 o'clock
Friday afternoon In honor OF Mrs.
Joseph d. Merritt of St Paul. MINI.
Illustrated songs were n feature OF
the entertainment program and proved
10 be n highly diyerting incident Of
the occasion. Each guest was given
n number and asked to hnd some
where In the house a slip OF paper on
which was written a corresponding
numeral and the title OF some popular
song which they we're required to
sketch on paper. Others than those
who made the sketch endeavored and.
IN some cases. succeeded In guessing
the name Of the song from the draw
ing. The contest evoked a great deal
OF merrlmcnt Refreshments were
serred at miniature tables under the
shade OF the old apple tree on the
lawn at the back of the house.
The guests were. Mrs II. s. Beall.
Mrs. Sam Bash. Mrs. Frank Emmer-
son. Mrs. II. J. Craig. Mrs George
Emmerson. Mrs. W. C Thomas. Miss
Hendriekson. Mrs. W. W. Emmerson.
Mrs. Floyd Campbell. Mrs. j. d. Mer-
ritt. Miss Emma Galley. Mrs, o. S.
Reed. Miss Beuiah Emmerson and
Mrs. c. II. Rau.
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Enehre Party.

The home of Miss blanche Steven
soa was the setting for a delightful
party Wednesday afternoon. The
guests devoted the hours to six hand
ed euchre. Mrs. Harry Combs being
lie champion of the game.
A tempting three-course luncheon
vas served In the dining room where
the table decorations we're extremely
fetching. A large bunch of pink
pconies formed the center piece and
pink roses were used profusely about
the living and dining rooms. The
huss OF pink and white were alss
prevalent In the luncheon menu. Miss
Margarettc Twitcheli was the motif
for the mos, pleasing gathering.
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NO FUNDS FOR THIRD
CLASS APPROPRIATIONS

Denver. June 2a.-Roady Kenehan,
state auditor, told rhe heads OF all ed
ucational state institutions on We'd
nesday that not a dollar of third class
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES up OF special ap-
ipropriations for state educational in
stitutions-would be available this
year. The educators made pIe1 for
the auditor to devise some way oy
which he could help them over The
hard financial stretches, but Kenehan
assured them that the case was hop,,-
less.
Personally. l would like to help
out. but We have not the money for
this class Of appropriations. we can
not pay out money when we have no
money" he said.
Failure to get this money wiz
prove a great handicap to the institu-
tions." said Charles A. Lory, president
of the State Agricultural college For
US. 1t will mean that the demonstra-
ton train and virtually all our ex-
tension work must be discontinued.
So far as 1 can see at this time, il
will mean the closing of the Fort
Lewis agricultural school and the
Gunnison Normal, two state institu-
tons that do not have the benefit OF
a one-fifth of a mill levy and must de-
pend upon. these special appropria-
tons for maintenance"
The state university receives. by
two-fifths Of a mill levey. sI65. 900. and
other state educational institutions,
with the exception of the Fort Lewis
agricultural college and the Gunnison
Normal. receive ss2 900 through a one
fifth of a mill levy.
Special appropriations made by the
nineteenth general assembly for thsss
institutions. and no part OF which they
will receive this year. were as fol-
lows: State Teachers college. Cree
ley. s2s.75o; Fort Collins Agricultural
college. ssi.sos: State university.
$4,000: Gunnison Normal. $4,000;
Fort Lewis Agricultural. $4,000: state
board of agriculture. $4,000; instita-
ton for the deaf and blind. s15.s50;
for apiary inspection. $500; for
dairy inspection. $4,000: horticultural
board. s2.1oo; state geologist. si7.24os
travelling library. $4,000; state his
torIeai society. $500; total OF
sios.44s
Whether any OF this class of
appropriations is paid next year de-
pends entirely upon the excess 2 tns
money-raising plans OF the state tax
commission" said Auditor Kenehan-
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Mayor v. A. Hutton. J. V. Mecand-
less. +. f. Knoch and Russell Nc
candiess OF Portland. comprised an
auto party to the county seat last
night where they attended the meet
ing OF Canon City commsndary No.
.. Knights Tcmplar. The Red Cross
degree was conferred upon Sheriff
VIM. Neweomb.- Florence Citizen.
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One out when game was called
Two-base hits: Huiing. Frew. First
on balls: Foss ?: Angelo s. Carr =
Left on bases: Canon 10; Coal Greek
>. Wild pitches: Eoss. Carr. First
base ON errors: Canon 8; Coal Creek
3. struckout: by Dcbcpham !. Pass
ed halls: Brcckey . III, by pitcher
by Debenham: Maxwell.
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on safely when Hannigan buttered his

on safely when Hannigan buttered his
easy offering; Foss passed out, n
fielder's choice. Jip struck out and
Carr flied to center. falling in the
well. No runs. no hits. two errors.
And then in the skyhner's half came
the denouement for the Gold Labels.
like a tightening flash. Angeles hapl
py. Confident smile changed to a hor-
rible grin and then to a look of mis-
cry. Debenham tongued a long one
to center and took second and third
on a muffed throw to Maxwell. Lutz
and Duncan went out In easy success
sion. Deoenham scoring on Duncan's
fly Then came the Joy unconined.
Huling singled. SO did Thompson and
Hawkey walked and the bases were
,soused. 1t was intensely exciting and
when Bash cracked a short Jagged
whack. HulIng came in and the bases
were still on a spree. Frabrizzio let
Bowers walk and the victory bedaub-
ed numeral was actually forced in,
Thompson fetching it with him. Haw-
key and Bash both scored on Hanni-
gan's grounder to right. Hannigan
was later caught at first. -Four scores,
four hits, two errors.
johnson ambled for drink number
three.
Debenham and his trusty warriors
in the fourth got Jones and Maxwell
but Frew doubled II was lifeless,
however. for Angelo popped out the
next minute. No runs, one hit. no
errors.
The skyliner's half netted them an
other marker. when Carr substituted
for Frabrizzio on the slab. Deben-
ham got to going because S. Frabriz-
zio fumbtd his liner. He reached
second on Lutz' walk and finished the
circuit on Huling's single and Thomp-
sons choice. Lutz was caught at
third. Duncan flew out and Hawkey
was a victim at first. One run. one.
hit. one error.
The Burro Drivers vent out. cae
two. three in the fifth but the skyIin-
ers III into Carr with vengeance and
Bash. Hannigan. Debenham and Lutz
scored. Bowers went out on a pop-up.
second man up. The batting list had
shifted down to Huling. who khocke1
out a double when 1t started to raj,
And !, poured
Johnson's thirst was quenched-
The Miners were forced to use three
pitehers In the fve innings. Foss was
inserted to twist the pill because the
Gold Labels were confident Of wiz
ning and had US price marked Easy
Ones ], took Just one inning to hud
out that their dope was full of holes
Fabrizzio was batted out ard c7rr
vas also doomed but the :ain .nte;.
vened.
There was no betting but enough n
the bank fodder was in sight TO choke
Grimes goat. When thi Gaio Labels
we're in the lead it was all Coal
Creek money. and VIXEN the fortunes
OF war smiled upon the locals it ~as
all Canon City coin. Yes. that's right.
CANON CITY MONEY. 1t takes a
ball game to prove that there Is real
money In Canon City.
The score;
rkNaN CITY
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Trousseau Tea.

Trousseau Tea.
A social gathering OF unusual in
terest was enjoyed by fifty OF the lady
friends OF Miss Marguerite Twitcheii
Friday afternoon. The AFFAIR might
be termed a trousseau tea. the pretty
wedding garments being on display
during the afternoon
Miss Twitchell Is TO become the
bride Of Mr.. o. N. drummer of Fort
Collins on Wednesday OF next week.
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-
Foss. twirling for the Cold Ones.
was derrieked in the middle OF the
FIRST and Angelo was raised 10 the
hilltop. He tackled the Job with the
bases on a spree but got away vita
no damage sustained
In the second session Steve Fra
brizxio and Foss went out in order.
Jip drove a long one into right. took
second when Carr singled and both
advanced when Jones made dupli-
cate OF lips slam. Maxwell also
singled and Jip battered across the
log. Frew was thrown out. IL Was
the succession OF bingles that let him
count. One score. four hits. no er-
rors.
Umpire Johnson went for another
drink OF water.
In the locals half Hullng went out
foul. Thompson got the base ON Max
wells bungle OF his grounder. Haw-
key fouied out and Bash singled &c
center and stole second after he had
put Thompson on third with hi'
bingle. Bowers walked and was
tagged at second when Hannisan'
slam was picked up. No runs. on'
hit. one error.
At this point the Coal Creek con
tingent commenced to exhibit th'
long green in an entieing manner
There were no takers
The third showed Dcbcnham tight
cning up like n vice. Angelo was out
I.uiz TO Bowers: Briekey grasped th'
, initial point when Lutz threw hi
erounder wild. Steve Frabrizzio 70
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CANON CITY
TALENT TOO
MUCH FOR
COAL CREEK
BY PETER STERLING.


village of Coal Greek. over in the neck
OF woods to the south OF us are
saiaaming and kcwtowing to the god
of weather in thanksgiving for his
opportune intrusion upon the merry
little pastime OF Friday .. m. Had Il
not been for the inconsiderate pres
ence OF little. medium and big-sized
drops OF rain in the NTH inning the
Gold Labels would have ridden
gioomiiy back to their humble domi-
Giles with n record-breaking defeat
hanging over their heads
As 1t was their Waterloo was bad
enough. The local followers OF old
Dad anson handed 1t to the said Coal
Creek Gold labels In every form.
shape and manner. In the nth in
ming with the skyliners at bat 'and
with one out the score stood 3 to 2
and prospects for an increased show
ing was surprisingly good. But the
rain butted in.
The Coal Creek are in reality the
Coal Creek Giants. although they
posed here. and wore the suits OF the
Gold Labels.
Matters looked rather dubious for
the local timber at the outset Deben-
ham was hit pretty hard in the first
two stanzas and his support was sieve
like In the prelude Carr. for the
Cold Ones. "a synonym for Gold La
bel) hammered breezer over Hannl-
to Bowers. One score. two hits. one
error. .rt..
Umpire johnson went for a drink of
water.
Bowers. first man up for the Sky
liners. flew out to Angelo. Hannisan
singled getting second on a passed
ball. Debenham walked. Hannisan and
be both advancing on wild pitch
Lntx walked. thus making the bases
soused. HAnnigsn attempted to pill
Ter home but was pegsed out. 8. Fra
brizrie TO Brickey. Debenham Was
caught vide on third and was put out
gan and took second when Sam Jones
~as whipped out. Lutz to Bowers.
Maxwell got an earthquake in the
Stats and was showed up = notch
when Frew slammed a hot one at
Debenham which he could not handle
Angelo FrabriEzio drove a grass cut
ter into left and Maxwell came home.
Frew reaching third where he died
when Brickey was thrown out. Bash
on the seesaw play. No runs. one hit.
~ a~rore
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CANON CITY.
COAL CREEK.

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The score
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-03-12
HERE FROM NAPOLEON.

George Wentworth, the popular no.
tel man from Napoleon, has been in
the city for the past few days. Mr..
Wentworth was at one time assoc-
ated with A. C. Hinckley of this city
in the cattle business, until finally,
when the farmers became too plenti-
full for the cattle men, they left their
headquarters near the Fort Berthold
reservation and came to Eurleigh
county. Mr.. Wentworth afterwards
opened hotel at Napoleon, where
he has been since, while Mr.. Hinck-
ley went into the livery business in
ismarck. ------- ----