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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-22
TAFT MAY VETO KENYON BILL.
President Said to Contemplate Oissp'
nroval OF LIQUOR Measure.


WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-Uness further
inquiry should cause a modification oil
his views, President TAFT will veto tbs
Kenyon Webb liquor bill! prohibi>inG
interstate shipment Of liquors except
in accordance with the laws OF the
states.
The president believes the legislation
is unconstitutional, but il or0er ina
he may be supported by legal oplhio'.
he has called upon Attorney Gensra'
Wio,lersilam for a report. MI. NICK
e1sham's investigation is praclca!i!
concluded, and from all that can ne
learned he will advise MIR. TAFT to MS
approve the measure.
Sould this action he ,aaefl K Is me
purpose of Senator Kenyon and rep
resentative Webb at once TO move IN
the senate and house that the oiil De
passed over the presidents veto. II
vote can be had there IS little 0ouot
that this will be done and the measure
vii, become law.
The constitutional question involved
liz the legislation, wllic: is responsive
for tie presidents attitude o. Oppose
ticn is not whether state promotion
laws are desirable. but whether, eVe..
il they are not desirable. the tecefai
government should refrain from inter
ference III the enforcement 9. mos
laws.
There are many temperance support
ers who believe it to be the duty OF inc
federal go>e1TIicG. 70 nt'ltZe every
power available to suppress the use on
liquor. They insist that federal action
is neces sary in order to permit pro-
hibition states and local option terri
tory 10 enforce their own policies.
The men and women behind the leg
islation claim the law would be upheiu
as constitutional because congress mas
full power over interstate commerce
and that it's authority goes to the ex-
tent of forbidding such commerce on
single articles. as for example, lotter!
tickets If interstate commerce In iot
terv tickets can be prohibited. II Is
claimed an, other such commerce can
De prohibited.
The constitutional objections TO the
bill lie largely in the claim iha' ihs
hill will delegate to the states powers
which belong alone. 70, ccngre ss, aho
that i. substitutes the will OF the stats
for the VIII of the federal government
in the regulation OF interstate com
,rerce Moreover it is declared TO be
an accepted principle OF constitutions
lax there is no regulation whatsoever
in Interstate commerce when there Is
not national regulation.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-22
VISITED WIFE; SHOT HUSBAND.
stauntcn, Va, Merchant May Die a
Result of Mounds.

stanton. Va. Feb. 21.-Luther B
Rosserman. a merchant here. lies in a
critical condition in hospital as a
result of bullet wounds inflicted by a
D Worth. hotel clerk.
Returning TO his home Bossermar
found Worth in the company of his
wife. When he saw BOSS rman. Worth
drew a revolver. fired four shots, two
~ them taking effect. Worth and Mrs
Rosserman were arrested, the latter as
an accessory.
Last week Bosserman in vain en-.
deavor 10 save the life Of his only chdo
submitted to blood TRANSMISSION anc
it e feared that in his weakened con
dition his wounds may prove 1atai.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-22
Clinton Shops to Be Rebuilt.

Clinton. Feb. 21-Plans have been
perfected by the management of the
Chicago & Northwestern railway for
the construction of new repair shops
al Clinton. which. when fully equipped,
will cost about 100000. Contracts for
the improvement win be let within a
short time.
The shops will be located east Of the
roundhouse in the west part of Clinton.
A statement issued by the company
yesterday says: The first step in the
way of new passenger station is the
removal Of the shops from the present
loca ton"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-22
Steers for Sale

have some selected stockers and
feeders In one two and three carload
lots That am very anxious to sell {:
both Angus and Shorthorn. Also know
Of other large punches that are Tor
sale Will show you all OF them. Can
get any weights you prefer from eoo
to 900 pounds. Each bunch you VIII
ind uniform in size and in good strong,
thriftv condition. Write number and
weights YOU prefer. Address
VAN v. BALDWIN, Selma. Van Buren,
County. Iowa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-22
Hou.eseeper Heir TO Fortune.

Keokuk. Feb. 21-Mrs. Ella Evans,
ho,sekeeper at the home OF Jacob
Ca ble. Jr. was doing her housework
w,hen she received a telegram an
nouncing that an uncle in flt'soursh'
Pa. a millionaire" had dleo. lea'ihs
hey fortune of $4,000 She VIII iea'e
at once TO claim her inheritance.
She has not seen her uncle SINCE sue
was a small child and mas no recoi-
lection Of him.
She has no children does not NV
with her husband, and declares that
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-22
Boone County Teachers Meeting.

Special % IIMeS- he UDIlCdII
Ogden, Feb. 22.-The Boone County
Teachers Association closed a two
days successful meeting mere Friday.
The meetings were well attended and
much interest manifested.
The program as arrenged was carried
out Miss Laura Early and Miss FATE
Garrett, local teachers, received much
comment on their papers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-22
Liverpool Grain.

LlVe! pDCI, r I'd. =.
N-heat-Spot steady; No. Manitoba
rs I'd: No Manitoba. IS Sd: futures.
quiet: March, IS Esd; May, as SD;
Corn-Spor quiet: new American
mixed. As lod: old. IS load: new. via
Galve ston. IS Sd: futures, quiet: March.
Ia Plata. 5s 4s.d; May, American
mixed IS.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-22
LOCAL LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Prices Paid for Cattle. Hogs and
Sheep on Local Market.
Marshalltown prices OF livestock
we're quoted by Britain & Co.. today
IS follows:
HOGS.
Premium hogs. over 160-I.9o.
Premium hogs. 140 TO 160-1.50.
Hogs, 120 to 140-6-2o,
Good packers-7.50
CATTLE.
Good fat cows and heiters-2.5oa
$50.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-22
Wednesday, Feb. rs
HEAD on hoRaEa


Consisting Of one bay mare coming
s years old. sound, with foal. weight
1900; one gray horse coming years
old, sound; one gray mare coming 8
years old, in foal, weight about 1850:
black horse coming 8 years old, sound,
weight 1900: one gray mare years old.
sound. weight 1900; one mare colt.
Norman, and a good one.
3. HEAD OF CATTLE
Consisting OF three yearling heiters:
one coming 2-year- old heifer, will be
fresh soon; one young heifer calf; three
fresh young cows. These are high
grade Holsteins-can't be beat for milk.
30 HEAD OF HOGS 30
Consisting Of five full blood Duroc
sows. bred; five pedigreed Chester
White bred to pedigreed boar; four
pedigreed Chester Whit, hoars weight
about 125 lbs; three sows of same litter
and size; thirteen fall pigs, good thrifty
ones.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Consisting of new GAINESVILLE gang
pillow, never been in ground; one Dead
Easy cultivator; one spring wagon. one
truck wagon, steel wheels: one hay
rack and hog rack combined; a lot of
good seed corn. early white and calico.
the kind that always gets ripe; lot Of
Leghorn chickens and many other
articles.
J. N. GROVE
OWEN WHITE, Auet.
e. [. GUILD, Clerk.
USUAL TERMS.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-22

Governor Names Iowa DsisSatss.
Des Moines. Feb. 22.-Governor
Clarke has appointed for the purpose
of representing Iowa as delegates to
the ninth annual conference OF the ma
tional child labor committee to be held
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-22
ROCK ISLAND MAY EXTEND.
Probable That Cut Off viii Be Bull:
From Manly to Forest City.

Mason City, Feb. 22.-New railroad
propositions are being discussed III
capitaiistic circles and the coming sea-
son promises to see at least start
made OH some OF the enterprises.
prominent Rock Island official made
the statement a few days ago that
the Rock Island was tired of doubling
its freight and passenger traffic TO the
northwest By taking il hundred miles
out Of the way via the Iowa Falls loop
and would soon start something that
would reduce this unnecessary wear
and tear on it's equipment. When asked
il he had in mind the Forest City cut
off he declined to make any statement.
He said however, that cut off be-
tween Forest City and Manly or Mason
City would pay for itself in one sea-
son. Those who are in position to know
say that one of the reasons for placing
the great shops a; Manly was to merge
other divisions there beside those
which are centered in Manly at the
present time The shops and officials at
Manly expect to do the work for the
Dakota divisions and it is not likely
that the company will keep automo-
biles on hand carry the officials ane
train men over to Forest City every
time they have to make trip to the
northwest.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-22
cb;ca,o Potato Market.

Chicago, Feb. 22.-Poratoes, steady:
Michigan. 4s@4S: Minnesota. 43a IS;
Wisconsin, 45d4S. Receipts, 81 cars
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-22

the only; change tho fortune VIII make
IA her mode of living - 20 move into
a modern house near the center Of the
city
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-22
Chicago Pro duce.

Chicago. Feh. y.
Paultrv-Steady: turkeys dressed.
q: chickens, alive. IA; springs, alive,
l4ia
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-22

Chicago, Feb. 2e.-There was no ses-
sion of the grain board today. because
of Washington's anniversary and the
legal holiday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-22
Public Sale

AZ I am moving on smaller farm I
will sell at public auction on the Leb
Bash farm, ten miles north OF Mar
shalltown, Az miles southwest Of Con-
rad, four miles east Of Liscomb, at
O'clock sharp. on
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-22

Conductor s. L. Miller. Norfolk. Neb..
on Bonesteel Division of c. & N. W.
Ry Co, recommends Foley Kidney Pills
and says: II have used Foley Kidney
Pills with very satisfactory results and
endorse their use for any one afflicted
with kidney trouble. They are all
right" Mcbride Will Drug Company
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-22
Representative Hog Sales.
Nhirupn ENah

Below are quoted a few OF the repre-
sentative hog sales for today:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-22
Omaha Livestock

Omaha, Feb. 22-Cattle-Estim
receipts for today, 100; market opened
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1913-09-12
Church Notes.

The Congregational Ladies Aid
met in h e basement Of their
church Thursday afternoon, last
week, for the first time since their
summer vacation. The ladies had
a pleasant time and planned their
work for the coming months. Re-
freshments were served.
The Ladies Aid of the Method
list church met at the home
of Mrs. w. Il. thinner yesterday
afternoon. The time was passed
pleasantly and profitably by all the
ladies present.
DR.. G.. c. Warner, the new
pastor of the Congregational
church, preached his first sermon
in this city Sunday forenoon.
There was large congregation
present at both the morning and
evening services and those present
found DR.. Warmers talks very
instructive and interesting.
Rev, w. J. Wicks of Lennon
will hold Episcopal services at the
Norwegian Lutheran church in
this city at II O'Clock Sunday
forenoon, Sept. 14th. a cordial
invitation to attend is extended.
Congregational church services
for next Sunday will be as follows:
Sunday school, 1000 a. m. NOR
ming worship, Hoo a. m; En-
deavor society, 7:15 p. M; evening
worship, 800 p. m.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1913-09-12

Jas. Townsend of Canon City,
Colorado, stopped off in Mobridsc
Saturday and Sunday for a visit
with his son Horace, who is ar
engineer on the Milwaukee.
f. A. Walsh of Chicago has ac-
cepted a position as day clerk at
the Hotel Pierce, and is now on
duty. Mr.. Walsh is a very pleas
ant young man to meet and under
stands his duties.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1913-09-12
Local News Items

Atty. w. NJ. Potts and Anton
Runbeck attended to legal matters
at Lite Eagle yesterday.
DR.. G. c. Warner, pastor at the
Congregational church, made a
business trip to Aberdeen Tuesday,
Lars Larson returned from his
business and pleasure trip to the
Twin Cities the latter part of last
week.
Miss Selma Ostlund left Tuesday
fer her home in Minneapolis after
visit in this city with Miss Dora
Larson.
The Mobridge band gave another
of their fine open air concerts in
front Of the Mascot theatre Satur-
day evening.
VIM. Davis spent the week at
New England hunting and it is
safe to say that he had IA good time
and secured IA fair number Of birds
Mrs. NJ. 7. Woods and childlen
who had been visiting with rela-
tiveS at Pender, Nebraska, returned
to Mobridge Sunday morning on
No. 3.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1913-09-12
Instructor in Music.

| am now prepared to start
teaching on violin and piano, and
wish to say to any interested par
ties, that | have received the best
of education in music in Europe,
having studied four years at Leip-
sig, Germany, and two years in
Prague. Austria. and have ten
years experience in teaching.
Anyone wishing to take lessons
on either one of above named in
struments please leave orders and
address at the Loveridge Music
Store. The best music furnished
FOR dances, banquets. etc.
Respectfully,
Carl r. Rust,
adv't. Mobridge, S. d.
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1913-09-12
Card of Thanks.

The undersigned take this means
of expressing their fullest appre-
citation for the many kind words
and acts rendered to them during
the illness and recent death of
their beloved relative, Charlotte f..
Stuart.
MIR. AND Mrs. &. Il. STUART
CORAELLE STUART
The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1913-09-12
Tie
Sanitary Laundry
Means Clean Linen


Miss Edna Zimmer entertained
for few days this week Miss
Renderneck of Mcintosh. Miss
Rcnderneck left for Morristown
Tuesday.
Calder Yerger left the latter
part of last week for Sigourney,
Iowa, where he will attend school.
He had been visiting here at the
home of his brother Fay for about
two months.
Mr and Mrs. l. l.. Dickey re-
turned Friday from their visit to
the Minnesota state fair and the
Twin Cities. They state that they
had very pleasant time while
away and on the road.
Mrs. E. +. Empey and their two
children have returned from a
couple of weeks visit with Mr..
Empey's parents at Lake Mime
tonka, Minnesota. They enjoyed
the trip and time spent at the
lake.
Mrs. Campbell of Glenham, ar
rived in the city Saturday evening
and is stopping at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. e. w. Burton
Mrs. Campbell is in very poor
health and she preferred to be at
her daughters home for the
present.
Mrs. G. G. Warner and daugh-
ter, Miss Marjorie. arrived from
Grand Forks, n ort h Dakota,
Saturday. For the present they
are stopping at the home of j. E.
Glendy but expect their furniture
within short time when they will
move into house of their own.
Miss Kate Heneger of Pukwana,
this state, arrived in Mobridge
the latter part of last week for an
extended visit at the homes of her
sisters, Mesdames Nichols and
thinner. Miss Heneger's coming
was unexpected and proved a very
pleasant surprise for her sisters.
John Barthold, interested with
Mr.. Kennedy in the new hotel
block, arrived in the city Saturday
evening from his ranch in Perkins
county. He will remain for some
time to help with the plans and
supervision Of the new building
Mrs. Barthold accompanied her
husband and will visit with her
sister, Mrs. Jenkins.
Mrs. Ashley and son Robert left
for Mobridge Tuesday. where the
latter will visit for a couple of
days with his brother Ed. and
then 90 on to Waterloo, Iowa,
where he has q position in a man
ual training school. Mrs. Ashley
will remain in Mobridge week or
more to visit with Ed. and his
family. Forest City Press.
The News representative
dropped into Smiths Smoke House
Tuesday morning and found the
proprietor, the genial q. W., busy
bedecking himself in full hunting
uniform. At the time we arrived
he was oiling a brand new pair of
nice yellow high top boots fixing
them so that he could slip up on
the wiley prairie hen. Il, w. sure
looks fue in hunting togs.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-09

words ~AIlh united this pr,m!nsnt
eouoie xefe pronounee1 by Rabbi l.
Fre1denihal.
Only imHed.st. relatives were IA
Attendance After -sse ceremony =
'Ti- course a.aner Vas served AZ the
.Caraenas .o- IN. newly married eor-
pie and ,hei. relatives
Arthur Iafis. brother OF the bride.
-sn tes. m.n. TAe brice was una
tended. Before and during the e-r--
nosy Nils Miriam Levy Of Denver
PLAYED beautifully on the cello.
TIE bride ~or- white b,oeideI
sa,ln trimmed with rich pearl trim
min-s snd Da,eh lace worn Dy her
mother. Mrs Minton Vas married
In the home N which she ~as bora
aae reared The bride 10 the only
tiEsE,.r Of Sol II. JaNfs. one Of the
city's pioneer residents The family
Is widely knosn and honorsd
throughout ,h. roaths.ss. After an
eri~nsiye tour o! this s;ai. Professor
snd Mr. Minton will make ih..i
Aorre With Nr. SOL n Jaffs. father
OF the b:Iis. Professor Ninion 10 Ia
cAar:. o. II. science department Of
the local high schooI. Ne 3. = ns,irs
OF S.x Soft'sad has lived In this
city for ;hr~- yea-s Many oui-o!-
io-a guess attended the Wedding.
among whom are Dr.. and Ms Rob
er; Ley sad ;~o Children. o: Den
y-r: NJ. and Ms. Nathan Ja!ia and
children Of Ros~.il. Ne. MEXICO:
Denver
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-09
powr1 co. .: MORLEY 2.

Al Elks park yesterday afternoon
the Power company team OF u"
county league defeated team from
Morley by the score 81 . to :. Tae
Morley team filled the aa;e on the
&c ehedulc 70. ;h. {. and 5. team.
which has dlsoandcd. The game
vas OF unusual interest to the spec
,asoss because OF tn. merry little
comedy With the officiating unptrcs
Whether or not the Morley team will
take the place Of the c. and 5. team
cn the seeiuie 10. she season Will
be decided st the next meeting Of the
city league.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-09
SlYpY.H HaY,y.

Aver choir practice =; the Frsi
Nethodis; church las; week Prof.
nd Mrs John \. porp --re delight
fully surprised BY o.sr one hrnd-
70! members Of the church. Prof
and Mira Dopp 1ill leave rhortL
Tor differ-n; places after which theJ
all make theft hon. In Oregon for
year. Prof Dopp. head Of the de-
?ar,n.nt 0: mathematics OF III. To-
cal high srho-ol vas recently grant
81 : years leave of absence.
Et hsngu.; g.opa.f.d by :ss 40
raeE of the church the Reverend r.
w. Br-inslI In behalf of ,h. eonrr--
cation pTes.ntci a ,c' OF sterling
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-09
Eate1taia 70. Xrs. Shy.

MrA q. wyli. Butler auG Miss
Nora Butler were kos'.ssss SAiur-
day afternoon at the residence OF
Mis- Butler. sss west Baea street
Tn. party r.s isssa in aono: Of
Mrs Yes; Shy. Visitor from Ash
laEd. Aoniaas. Tae parry vas IN
the natgYe OF ttimb!e party.
Taose persent afe the io.Io.iax:
The Misses Jessie BiEssDtl.i. Meta
Al:ord. Lola Sehsi-r. Ea-e Aaa ica
woieo;t. Mabel. Mar. Aily and AZ
"a Rla.. Grace Lille. S-lll. Sullivan
Mary Eaynor. ElIea Corich. NArEs--
ct Robtrtson. Emma white. Miss
ScTa EgiIsT. Esth-r White. Dsupaa
Eoaxs. The n.sdsne- H=r!o~ ben
nett. Chari-- fisllsy. Geork. CA-sry.
Charlie. Hinssbury. T. O. Balatr.tks.
Fraas Flynn. A Il Brosn. r u.
ksnt. Geo. i;A.n.E. MTs- Vest Shy.
the cues, o! hoao. aas Mrs. G. Wy
lie Butler.
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FAIR FEATURES PLANNED.

Tn. hundreds OF ylalto-s that VIII
be In Triaidad during the week Of
IN. county fair In September will be
entertained by = number OF aHus~
men, feature, outside O: the fair IT.
self The directors at : nssiin. on
Saturday night discuo~d the matter
of having 4 street carnival her.
and proposition was considered
from the Sog,h.rn SIrtcrrra; eo.a-
pany. \ committee coaslz;laE Of T.
A. Thompson. J. :. CE.Shsrn and
". l. wills vas named 10 IHTestl-
fa,. she carnival matter and report
4; the newt meeting.
4 solls.;inF committee was ap-
painted sna ;hc eaavafs FOR funds
v!il bo=ir In 4 f.r DAYS Wee pro-
i!en. Jan.z HeEeouZh named on
,ha. tn-niEIt'cr 3. =. E-aason. ".
M. JAMESON. {. II. Nichols. ]. II
,nrfasi. =. 4. Patterson. r. 8. Grey
c.y. ~. ". posman. J. $. GTishau
ane Charles Eail.y.
Tho secretary wEs authorized 70
look after the dis;ribgtlon of The
premium books = number OF mat
ters relating TO the care and i'm.
uro.smcat of the grounds were dis
cBfEcd.
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Published May ic-iune q. 1913.
STATE or COLORADO. COUNTY
OF LAS ASIMAS

Published May ic-iune q. 1913.
STATE or COLORADO. COUNTY
or LAS ASiMAs-u
~ TIE COUNTY COURT.
~ THE MATTER Or THE ESTATE
or ELF1DO E,sPINOSA. Dceeased
To the Unknown Heirs OF Said De
osassd.-Ofd-r tn Show Cause on
Petition for sale of Real Estate.
Thi, matter coming on IN be heard
on this ifih day Of May. A. d. 1913.
upon th. petition filed herein by u.
y. sipe. Administrator OF said estate.
Tor the sale OF tn. following d.scrib-
ed real cSeta;e. or = PORTION thereof.
fo-Si':
Lots &c and % In Block ;. In Cap
iiai Hili Addition TO the city o!
TT nidaf. Colorado. for the purpose
Of payin. ail claims filed ami all
owed against raid estate. and also
all expenses Of aGminis,ration.
And I; no~ appearing 30 the cour;
from IaIi petition sha, proper and
i.Tai grounds cr!f; for the tai- o. ali
or portion OF sal! real estate.
Neg, therefore. u is orisrri bv
the Cour; that a.! persons Who az.
i,saie.s or d.si~ecs OF ssid ~S'z;c n
any par; thereof or s-irs Os all de.
rsdrat. be and appc=r before said
Court 4; ,s. cour; room oi s,ia court
In the eity of Trinidad. "f i.ss Ani-
faas County and STATE afor.ra.i. o.
tie 10th day o: June, i. n. 1918, at
the hour OF Two O'Clock In the after
roon Of said day. then and there ,n
show cause. II any there be. wny an
order should not be mad. directing
the said u. u. SIpe. Administrator Of
said estate. tn sell the whole OF or
10 much of said real estate AZ NAV
b" necezx1ry for the purposcs spee!-
neh in said petition.
I; is further ORDER; that this or
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-09

''Lacaaslc. op..=-Kolliuk-Rae
Coc. "a-g Barrett. Gertrude Jacobs.
nuy!eai R'ciisilon-jones- es-Co1i-
rn.rclsl Ci1Fr r-PiaEis;. Ellen Corl,h
"Easr'7dic.. SO. s-I.Isr'-Ca-o-
linz Smith
'N.ghiinsale'- soa:. - vicotr
ME-ss 70 al. Czroi.nss Saith
gioli ls:. Prof Il. ozsaa.
Class Cd--juElors and SenIors-
"Rhapsodie" No. ii-Lisx'-Uuth
Donahuc.
Glass SonE-clats isi:-Pianisi.
Ruth Donahuc-Vioiinis George
Corioh. Fed. NimbalI.
Addrcss-Rev. wm. I>onerxan. s.
!.
Comforting CT Diplomas.
M; 81 Joseph Scholarship Award
Cd to Caroiin. Adelaide Smith.
Donors OF Class Pins
Rev. VIM. Lonc.-an. S. j.. Trini-
dad. Colo.
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BulaLAaaxp SCHOOL.

a reward Of S:5 has been offered
for the arnst aAA conviction Of the
vandais who broke into the Green
Vile school house at Ludlow some
time since the closing Of the schoo!
fro the summer. al bcsides stca!in.
Il number OF articles. damaged th.
school property and dcfaced tn.
walls with lc~d drawings aud writ
Ing. The reward 10 Offered by the
school board of district No. -.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-09

Rev. 4. Bruna.r. =. J.. Consjos.
Colo.
Mrs. e. A.axoa. Trinidad. Colo.
Nj. John Co.ieh. ~. Trinidad.
CcIc
Mr. lsacoic Klilon. ~ Paso. Tex.
NJ. John Hamilton. Rouse. Colo.
Mfs. 4. GaxIis.di. Trinidad. Colo.
Sir. AlphoEse Lajan TsisIdaf.
Cole.
NJ. Thomas Mooney. Springer. y.
Mey.
Mr. II. a. Naas!d. TiiaIaad. Colo.
Mr.. John Mcls:ilc. Trinidad. Colo.
Sir. John .so.an. Trinidad. Colo.
Z Mr.. l.. ~ Pratt. oseoola. N.b
NJ. :. Patrick. Trinidad. Colo.
AF. {. y. H9.scl!. stlaswan. Colo.
NJ. Peter sSireieh. wa,scab1rs.
Colo.
Miss Joanna sseshan. Cincinnati.
Chic.
Mr. wrn. sia'c:on. Trinidad. Colo.
PALMEj: GRADUATES.
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cornelia johnson
Clor,ndn Johnson
Gertrude Jacobs
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