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The Keota news., 1914-06-12
The Joy of Dancing Exercise

Vegy fgw Woanen Or men eeem 30 care to Tango o.
~ dancing exercise unless tAey are sssursd the
the antiaeptic powder 10 Be shaken Into the shoes.
always eivss. Since the Tendency % bold dancing
parties has become Amose daily and hourly neees-
E1ee % the druessts reDest. has reached the hig-
vva6s1 aaTi. Sold eveTyWhsse 2Sc. Ttial PACKAGE
The Keota news., 1914-06-12
Notiee for Publieat3oa
DepaYtneot of the Interior
u. 8. Land Once at Deov~r. Colo .
Me- N MA

Nay %. l0s4
Noa1oe h hareSy avea tAaA Ps1nk l. Ml1khan
of Esofa. Ceiss11o, No g Nev. lo. 1909. nd:
Homas1sal Entsy No. 0o8AS. Sos loes and 4; and
z e 6W k See so 1od Iots I aad 2 and 2 L2
NV - Seetioa 81. Township . N. Ranoe go We +
Mesidaaa kas 1ied aotice q ntsatioo 10 make ma!
th1es yses proof, % setabech CHI 20 tne !ana
mhsioass. At keeta. Csio. % the 1ss day Of July.
1914.
KEb Lon0vogtA Otves Exnst JoAa MeMian. all of
S5 MARY WOLFE DARCIN. REGISTER.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-05
BANKERS WILL MAKE WEEKS
TRIP ALONG TEXAS COAST
joe Hfarh. Caesar Kicbrra and Tom
Armstrong vii &c Members
Of Party

rHn. uf lfe Fttue
nHH mY.ed ~ .m,
FOREMOST utnt'r Nd
Nn. $500 Har as l.rr
u. n,d iansrrs
'ftI-.H Nf 1854 mmorrr n
fr.m 8..t t.u nforr thr
H.N nuer.sstus Cor thf
IH us, uHt b., fup down
.farpns tf tHr resort
r" nr.udne Rpkpori and Tarpon
isHn urI wul wind up ui corpus
'N ahnuf f. week
'r klebers no the santa Gor-
ii.f rHu.h Thunas Armsfrmp ~
A-Huur T.v4s Hnd Ioc IBirsch Vice.
ltrrt 90 th, Corpus CHRISTI Natipn4
OF iHnk .en iast nisHl for Galveston.
""rr tn5 vnl JOHN Bred Hopes see
"'fr lnd Andrew pondrom president
" GOO Texas Bankers Association. and
nar'N distinguished bankers ~ me
wh0ro fn, start 0n thc cruise ~ih
p made Tho party win usa mo mag
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-05
MEXICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL
WORKERS HERE FOR SESSION
Annual Convention Teas interdenonn
national Association Meets To.
day ior Five Days Session.

Tho annual convention ~ iho Boa
tordouominauonal MeNican SUNDAY
school Ansucgaiion m Texas commences
in ihls oity tomorrow aud wnl extend
for flr. dns. until Friday nirhi IT,
ihia convention there viii come boz tho
ntrhhorhnol 90 900, hundred and mes
Iclegutcs rrum tho different pafis OF
lhc state where there are MeNioan sun
laN sehouis the argpst number pfoh-
aht oomnr from the 1850 Grand VAIL
ln
l.nft lrtr thf convention wtH bold ln
San Antonio and al tne close 30 was
decided gao come to Corpus christi fof
ltif Thr m,,tnln Vu boz presided
.t,f hN H. % 10 Campbell pastor
nf the Mraicau lrcrhFt,nan church
u san Antonio who o. president ~ thr
organization s ur0Eram has been af.
unEsd for thc convention during thc
esck which VIII contain buFinoas
seaslnur durnF the mnrnlns and even
mr leaving iho afternoon SESSIONS Tor
recreation sud pleasure Bathing
narties win Boz prganlreh for ihe ENTER
'amm,nf 90 the drleFatcr. man, ~
whom Hrr counting tu Corpus Christi
Tor thrir first trips
Mayor Miller will deliver she address
tiator MILLER will deh,ed che address
~ welcome. whioh VIII he fesaoaSsi
i0 b., onr ~ the dclsraiss 1'hc rrn
teutlon sessions syiil ho hold in Alcn1r
hath uu Antolnrs street Nhrre large
seating capsoity b. possible. The Cor,
nu- Christi cnmmrrrisi tinh has ~
f-fod Co provide an excursion on the
pst Rnd assist iu having couf'cHicr
attended lht delegates Ehue theY are
mere
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-05
PROMINENT STAGE PEOPLE
CORPUS CHRISTI VISITORS
NJ sna srs. eugene Walter, wsr, IN
Corpus chrssa After Trip to
Pert Aransas


Corpus christi and th, Nreee. h.t.i
yesterday had snmt distlneu. shed
gpesis from me theatrical snd aram
Alc wofid 81 she psgsons of 81 and
Nfs EaRcue Walters ihs iorrnsf l,.ns
Won hnuwu ts dfhmauH ana pis,
"isht and the latter tslne BETTER
Shown as Mise Chstloiic walker Who
'aftei ln rho rnH of ths Iont
s"nio lfnr ana ather suetcsscs
Fhr ooupie have been over at Port
NfaHsas iass. nehlnr ana Mf Wal.
i're was displaying tcf proudN a
button De- haa ~un for wrug oas 81
these naulirsi trouchns with uem
0tIehi Nue whth ,ntItles hnn ia wear
Va huiton They lame utsf ffem Fort
Aansas hv nsat ana Vsrc st the
NncCcs hetsi a. short tmo h,furs toaA
.nr % san Antonl,,
Nls. Waitrr Mrs wsuersl 49, "a
Texas sirl born and brouehi up m
'isls eHfrn. Hrt FcCcitod hof education
in couveut 90 san Antonl,. urt
sre1i succcss on ibs siaro was u,sas
wlyn She 80 rcailsucau, took ihe psri
of'-Iune in thsi famous novel o.,
donn FoN 81 and won iho hoaNs vf
thousands ~ thoairc sorrs y, h,f
versatile uciine Miss Walker b. b.
rharn'lnr ynune lad, and sie uis fht
pafi she risRs tr Perfection. THAI 20
tno innocent elrl ~ iho Cumhofundf
some time This nn am plannine
a. ro o. those mounnine sb, SAILS.
"ind sec Just how ibo' r,an d. lo,.i.
lu 5000 mpln tn es, chat 500 have
never visited 'hr soou,s SOFA sre pof
traNlng she was asked
No ! am sorry aud ashamed to
.a' thai mover have Nui 6 Eucss ihc
reason 3 $3.50 500 weu without ss.lnr
fhus' places Is because n,n m lo,t
wth tbo part from the nrsi. ana you
Rnov one can do anfthnr so much
Nciicr whom thc, really iuN,lt Oh ,es
q tm romire lnrt to thla hotc and
fhls na, surely nest vmnmer and 9
tm SOWING to sprnd two weeks h,rc Boz
CORPUS christi So have io BREAK no
end of engagements to So o. .ho CON
tiutlet
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-05

nn.0nf Turbine steam ta0ht ~ IiWlu
Itaunnf 90 fueru.
Amone those n the part viii hr vs.
u peNeb president of thr prkcib
EAghansc nsuh al nckclh Tosas A.
T kHHn msh.or of the Commercial
Nnnouh uaua 90 shreveport W o.
Tulnr assistant cashier 20 the uoai
men. National Hank ~ St Louie
u Ltuou assistant cashicr ~ the
Mechanics American National inuf 70
s Iou.s aui mann o'hera including
il.ur UsfE HDnW whom ST. irsi h
.aid before lcHtine that ho would hc
fumlestcd and fid of 600 rata before
tho hoat starts tlus eliminating aii
fcaI 20 tho huhanir plague
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-05

Are sou run duwr Nervous Tlred
o. "a erYfhinr lpu o. an rftstt7 You
ere not lsyf Fnu are Hiek Your
stomwR iAYef kidneys and whole
system nerd Tonic A Tonic nnd
ucAph Builder % drive GOT the waste
matter build fou up md rcncg your
strength Nothing better than Eior-
trc Blucra start 90 day Mrs James
nunosn. naynssi ne. Nc ethep
"rnmplsiely cured no after several
doctors gave me up t0c ard 81 co. At
your DfusEi1i
Huckirn's Arulca Eaiso fpr Cuiu.
Advertisement cad
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-05
Cures stubborn. l,shy skin rrousI..

"a could scratch myself No. pieces. i1
often hcard from sufferers ~ EcEcma
Tottrr. Ifch and similar SKIN Erup.
sions pons scratch stop ne Itch.
ing az once with Dr. Hooson's Ecrema
Ointment Ia FIRST application starts
heahug. the ROD RopEh scaly. itch-
me Skin Is sooibed by the iieaiins
ana Cooling Medicines airs e. a.
Enfeldf R,Wk Island iiL. after uslne
Dr. IlshaoHf Ecgsrua Ointment
writes. "Tffs lr tlSe frHt iirns 10 nins
years 2 hpNr been free from the
dreadful almcri~ doamniesa tec
4, yoff prueeisf Aafef,inemsnt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-05
Mo R.nala. a.nd Proat.n

There Win Boa no reguinf prngram
reudcrs.I ai mo Naud ronccri ~ th,
corpus christ Marine BAND SUNDAY
evening owing Go ih" fsct thst theftmi
religious patriotic chorus viii begin
ar $50 p m which o. shortly afiei
fh. regular time fnr tho lssua CON
ert ~ o BRADLEY. Dire co.,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-05
CHURCH SERVICES
WHERE TO WORSHIP TODAY
In Corpus Christi


SUNDAY scttcol Tits morplne az 80
i'tea"nins 3, tho pastor a. a o'cisck
fhs administration "a thv l.ords sup.
PEE WI ccVar a. tnc csose "a ths
SERMON.
W g sooiety meets a, al 80 ,bl'
afisrr,~,n
tpwVrsh AcAsuc meets ~ q 90 thi'
- enlnE
frvo,hins b, 90, rssioF At % thi,
cgtnlnr
Tho paplh v EeneIails invited % Ut.
ten1 ~ ~ she at,osr ror, ls,r
ncV r q soslous. i,slog
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-05
COURT TO
Open JULY TERN ON
TOMORROW MORNING
MANY IMPORTANT CASES on
olVi1 AND CRIMINAL oocKEr.
Ssand JurS VIII be gyrparslisd Nor
dsS Mcrr,Ha--lurcrs suu.
rncned Ter the TERN

l'lFtfilt roNft upfps iomprftN fer
% n,r voeks term wlgh 1v.lr, N ~
ilopilns rr,sidne art a bas, term D.
assured AZ both ihc t,u ani ,fimiasi
daktis ate en,wdci Ths GRAND lurs
Wiz b., emluneilod MondaY morrlne
ai 90 oglc,h ard thrs viii 40 oncc
retire iaf thef dtUhrrailras slnec
iho aet Inn os district court b. "a.
ammlns ulais ha,, heon heid hsfore
iudg, Wht,au aud ~ 80 ihess cases
0i' ht takeu ur Is, ihr ersnd iu.ors
Two n ,he cfinnal eases bn uie
, ,nminai dorhri win ne wIrod 80 Us
r,a-nn ~ ihe fsrt that the two d.fau
d.ni. nsee born mrt death uu,f hsms
Indicted rhcodorr MERTON mal,tcd
h, tht iav liand BORIS Coz ho iuuri,f
uf a. o. FULTON committed sulaids
whiie "a pusencr in ihr ,ouni, hH
lnd Do, rufns charged with rshhcfs
was shol e. death while rohanr a
] nll..n
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-05

Az Wmuaf SUNDAY softirra VIII h'
hrid az the iunt baptist church
The SUNDAY rehool wili opou at b "a
m
rht iunncams meet ai
The iuiof % g. 81 o. VIII meet
lf % co.
Tho Senior D. s. o. ~ sll mcel
W ~
Thwo win ho prsa hlng az ~ m
and m
There eiU lir splendid must ni huff
rertlccs Tho Ladies' guarle'i VII
slug cone Fucrti, solcmn rhouFh,
ni tas moTnlnE service
We ~adlaliY invite ~ ~ho deslr,
in attend
spcriai Invitation 10 eAtsnisd 90 ih'
lsiiuTn IN Che cnf
a. n south. Iahtug
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-05

,Cor Chapafrni and rayior strl
. 30 q. m SUNDAY school
~ 90 a. an Service and sermon
500 y - Etcnns prayer and sor
mon
Good music
ser.ioos vii be boz kooiing with u'
season
Az wm viii afo ,unlhll invited
&C. worship with ua.
SoaiH free
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-05

oe M trN Mass
500 M chihiunn Mass ana in
s,rietion
no. oo a. M last Mass and sefinon
ndrlng thc ~ecs Masses afc a oo
snd see m
rsoOipe srnioga SUNDAY c,snms
~ ,i2e ResAs, ia-in,tue ana nsns
d.. iiuh 90 %. No-, l,i,.ass sacrament
ruo-.iay escnipg ai itt le4uin
class 81 ihe caths~irsi rhls ,lAss ~
uuisr she airc,iion 40 tho ahio Father
Mafk q g. and b. intended ftI Ni
e'ho sofiousn seok inf,fmatlUn rosagd
lns the dstrnss ~ the Cpihoii,
ehuruh hecip pca, b welcome
Fhur-iaf otcniag az tso ilcN
Iloar
fni FRIDAY ~ the Month ~ i.tt
50 90 epeeiei ssf,ic,s m henOa az lhs
sacissi eltert
urder ~ NroiinEs Altar solsiN
morts ln tee d ~ e. hali even fret
snndaf ~ tho wonih Immediately az
ter h,pvdiptuh
Tho Corpus ChunI Catholic Cluf
mcois stef, flvt SUNDAY ~ the nuu,h
ln lhs y ~ e ball immediately aitel
tbo last mass
Fhr Catholic Cemetery Asso, iatiun
meets o,cr, thlri sun,ial ~ ga. mnmt
in enc school 'uomf lnsinedistei, after
the last mass
The - Ne y soauN meets in ems
rhurcn ever. thud SUNDAY NJ ~,
month IA 7a0 ~
The KWghis ~ Columbus mcot b.
uliar hau every srrund alnl flufil
TUESDAY ~ The ponih. at s.oa M
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-05

thF"tfan Htiencf oefNfse
sven SUNDAY al N a m Satic,
teda, Cpd
SUNDAY s,hoo az ie a. IN
"Wednesday t,cnink msctlns al 4
on
i,caaiug uovm open fcem o. q
90 A. ~.
eos Shatael street
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-05
d. sluhhl.lI.ld Do pl,aeh.

Rev siubblsiisld 10 Preach.
HeN fdesfd stuhblsfl"ld. pastor ~
ibe first nfp,,ni ,hpr.h 81 Galveston
De- in thr city hud Wiii preach ~ The
l'ifal luiiai church. fH pasim y n
S0unih Sunday
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-05

fhose summoned for ihc eranh lHr,
af, o. uisou e. 4 Heath A. g.
cmirf Gtofse R ciafb % o wflrm
Nuis. Wei nynos Wright g. , Nnro.
a. iuunttrr e. e. nrrndlc Z W
lu1put , w Dalton W . Cod,. rred
rlitf iam,s M,lrdo aud y n siubhs.
rctt Jurors Summoned fr thy four
weeks ttf uf, far ih, steaad Wrch
d Len-rl M-nA-- L.N ID L--l-n-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-05
Fret prssbytssiau Church
tNwth urpadHay i'luffl

fNeffh itrpadHay. iiluff
sunday afhnnl a. m
MDruinr Hcrgiro ~ 90 m
subiefi THE Message t0 ihf
Nations"
t'isrenre Mage vui sins ~ an ~
fefinn "Thf I,Drd b. ~ iJEit. ~
Araion. piano accompaniment - SITE.
Lara li Tcispn ~ iious'hn
i.gsnins seeito &C q. o.
eahDoei -"The pfama - ths lif.ok
~ Job
Mgss winniffsd iifsd,sy viii play a
violin selection.
Friends and strangers welcome
Henri Aveiiu. Pastor,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-05

For campers there has been invented
a ardiron win Supports al either end
90 hold II over a ire.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-05

D. % pHis " e. liemnc lamrs
smiih o. o. prun % a. FULTON o a
I pawnot. a A. pare Va = Spear % vs.
KINNEY r. o Wafd r1u fiotl . a
Lowe tmrk Davis Dou .. Caldwell
~ r. ulades ~ q, Rsnuart a. a.
rr,lor Pr wehb g. u SietenH D.
- walker > a. rNans ~ q nirEs
F , q Olsen ~ = Cook 4 " Hattie
way. ~ rrler d. Garrett 4
/ Anhh, " n pnadernns
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-05

& Morrison F o. cridle - A
simrnsF o. o. Fuwh o. 50 rmnpps
W Mofaan q A. iludHpoih IS A.
wlnsots O. 9. cunningham. 81 4. Mer
ecr'n q, SWIM % s. Grave , s.
race vs. p Sims " D. cmf e. go.
Nopre b. ~ Baldwin Ffed ursFman.
vs. o. iu.c a. 81 Stafford q D.
Gresham isl s nunun D. lileh-
tower 81 wmnter ~ Corn
o. B.. caidno1 o. Ballard > o. NoI
tom q D. frfsrf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-05

+ u yvn have not nsea Mas,nslss Tolsi
Preparations gits them trial dis-
tines klnd fcT sgsry need. Guaranteed
Pore nnd Hsrmis,s Ideal Heir Par
Tor 90
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-05

T.. AshmmD s 81 Ynuns IS
Clan,snn A q tadd lohn Grant r.
nj wueit n q Graham vs. Nnn-
dushy T. " ilnatnoi " = Imlnor ~.
bert Maseo E y Warrington % ~
sfockion . Dufnth "a Stevenson
natncr . % Niinof ~ D. rtrfhHri
q W Mofark &C., Charr 81 ~
Richardson a ilafris. n 2 couhuH
e ~ puchannan , ~ psfnr, lred
Prior Emmri Jones = % Clergyman.
Use Hsrinslio Meteor Cream and 500
need NOT fear Tan or aunburn paal
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-05

Use Hsrinslio Meteor Cream and 900
need not fear Tan 20 auahurn. roal
utcb prosonts lt Idea liair rafiors
as
fAdEaFtlssr4sstl
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-08-29

There are some small people ir
the world and among them and
near the bottom Of the list are
those who will keep reading a pa
per month after month and veal
or more and then when they re
ceive a bill will 60 to the Postoffict
and have the paper marked Ere
fused" Wonder if such people
don't try their best to beat the
groceryman, meat man and othel
lines of business. 1t would be iIus'
as honorable tor them to do this
as to'beat the newspaper. The
remedy perhaps for such people
would be to publish their name:
90 good people can beware oi
them. It they want to stop
paper the honorable course would
be to pay up and stop it aud moi
get the advantage of it for yeai
or more amp then resort to the
pos:of6ce to stop it by having II
marked refused.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-08-29

In a very INTEREST," ng game oi
base ball last Sunday between
Idaho Springs and the Cubanolas
of Denver, considered one of the
fastest teams in the state, the local
team took the latter into camp to
the tune of eight to six in favor
of the home team: The local boys
were never in danger until the
last innings when the visitors go,
to hitting the ball hard, up until
this inning Williams had them a,
his mercy. Davv Dodge of the
locals was the fielding star who
went back to the fence and grabbed
in fly ball that looked good 70,
three sacks. Sullivan of the Gu
banolas starred also with a few
hard chances at short stop in
which he felded nicely without an
error. The scores were as follows:
Idaho o 4 o o o 3 l o G
Cubano1as o1 90 o 4 z
Batteries, Williams and Menzimer
for Idaho and Surles, Chadwick
and Graham for the Cubanolas.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-08-29

Word was received on Monday
that Mrs. Jennie Powers died in
Seattle, Washington the 18th day
of August, her death being the re-
suit of blood poisoning. She was
cremated on August IS. Her
daughter, Mrs. D. j. Wilkins, re-
sides in Seattle and was with her
when she died. She leaves two
sons, Nap of California and Carl
of Seattle and another daughter,
Mrs. Nellie Warwick. They lived
here for number of years and
had many frien ds in this city.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-08-29
Mayor Receives Gratifying Telegram

The following telegram from Hon. Edward Keatng men,
Der of Congress for this district Hon. Geo.
Mayor of this city, explanatory and clearly
est that Mr. Keang taking in the safeguarding
ter sheds of this district and particularly of this city
also shows the interest Mayor taking in thfs
important matter in behalf of this community. 1t
important matter all of citizens question
Germs ourvals the conservation of wafer
We not notice it particularly but will
when these efforts this matter most gratefully
appreciated and the thanks the thanks future pop
ulaon will be lavishy bestowed for the foresight
behalf. The telegram follows expression
OF Congressman Keatng and his tender service
gratefully appreciated:
Washington D. c. August 2sh, 1874
Hon. Geo. E McClelland, Idaho Springs Colo.
Your letter received today. The district forester
at Denver has been instructed proceed Springs
and confer with concerning the safeguarding
supply. AS soon reach understanding l will
the this have reserved think
it might be we'll to include all the lands you
there may division authority in the
matter of administration. OF in every
guard the interests Of the miner and prospector
Edward Keang,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-08-29
Inn Changes Management

The Hot Springs Inn will be
taken over by the management of
the Hot Springs Hotel on Tues
day, Sept. 1st, the present lease
expiring on that date. Mrs
Evans who has been the lessee
has arranged to sever her connec-
ton with the Inn which hereafter
will be conducted by the hotel it.
self.
Madame Melody who for many
years has been with Daniels &
Fishers Tea Room in Denver will
have charge of the kitchen and
has already engaged a complete
new culinary staff. Mrs. Emma
DeHahn, also connected with
Daniels & Fishers will superin-
tend the dining room. In antici-
patton of the change. the Hot
Springs Co: has purchased an ell.
tirely new service of silver and
china for the dining room and has
installed the largest and NEST mo-
dern electrical cooking equipment
in the west.
The Inn hereafter will make q
feature of special dinners for auto
mobile parties and has already be,
gun syste attic effort to divert
more motor car traffic to Idaho
Springs. II is said that after the
first of the month the food and
service at the Inn will be the best
to be had In the Rocky Mour tair
region.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-08-29

One of the very swift ball teams
that has visited here to cross bats
with our home team came up
from Denver on Saturday with
the G. & S: railroad employees
and returned in the evening with
the Idaho scalp hanging to their
belt. They earned the victory
for the home team put up a most
gallant fight and this is the first
defeat they have met here this
season. The entire game was
good aud both teams can be proud
of their playing. Crowley pitched
good game tanning out twelve
of the locals. Quaiutarce for the
home team was up to business,
striking out eleven and allowing
but six scattered hits. The bat
teries were Crowley and Rannie
for the visitors and Quaintance
and Menzimer for the home team.
The visitors left amidst the cheers
o. the vanquished and with the
most cordial feelin gs and with
hopes OF their return another sea-
son. The score by innings was
c. & s -o2 2OI 90 o O O
Idaho 90 OOI o O
There was very good attend
ance Notwithstanding the threat
enlng rain,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-08-29

Hon James Easterling formerly
County Judge of Buffalo Co., Neb.
accompa MED by his wife and
little daughter arrived in the city
on ursday of last week and re-
mained here until Monday after
noon during which time he in
dulged in several hot baths This
is not his first visit here as he has
passed part of several summers
in the past and is an enthusiastic
aimirer of this section He is an
old friend of the editor of this ma
per and they had most pleasant
visits together and such az were
thoroughly appreciated: He is a
prince of good fellow a. well as
an able and prominent attorney
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-08-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Orville c. Tay.
lor, Mrs. Orriu Taylor and A. ]
Schoenecker left this morning for
their homes in Kansas. The two
former will 60 to Atcheson and
the former two to Holton While
here Mr: Taylor bought an Over.
land machine and the party will
drive through in it He owned a
Studebaker and exchanged it for
this one
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-08-29

G. A. 1ngam of Marquette, Nc
Pherson county Kan, is here tax.
ing baths and when he gets int
the pool the re is considerable rise
in the '.ater. He is ft 7 or 7 ft6
and is built in pr portion and
along with this longitude and equ;,
table avoirdupois he has a CORE.
spending disposition and is hav-
ing a good time and making his
friends enjoy the same amount of
happiness.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-08-29

Mr.. Ben J: Dawson and wife,
Henry Keller aud wife all of Hol-
ton, Kansas, Ross E. May and
daughter of Clay Center, Kansas,
arrived in the city on Thursday y
evening and left to day for Grand
Lake. Mrs. Dawson aud Mrs.
Slower are sisters and Mr.. May
is a sou-in-law of Mrs. Dawson
They drove through in a Cadillac
machine.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-08-29

Miss Sadie Atkinson and Miss
Bessie Dyer of Topeka. Kansas.
were guests of Mrs Will johnson
They left on Tuesday morning
for their home
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-08-29
Attention Woodmenl

Idaho Springs Camp No. 81,
Woodmeu of the World has Just
launched a campaign for new
bers which is very unique. The
membership OF the Camp has been
divided into 80 squads of three
men each these squads tobe known
as the Flying Squadron" Three
prizes for winning teams have
hung up and large amount of en-
thusiasm is being man ifest over
the outcome.
District Manager A. S. Rudd
IS on the ground and will assist
every team in the work of round
ing up the new Choppers" The
Woodmeu has the second largest
membership of any order in the
city, the Elks ranking first and
as an order in the fraternal bene-
hciary class in the nation the Pa
cifc Jurisdiction Woodmen of the
Worl has the largest per-capita
wealth OF any.
For this camp aign an extreme
ly low price to become a member
has been made to anyone desir.
Ing gilt edged protection this is an
opportunity that should not be
overlooked.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-08-29

Ed Cullen and wife were here
on Wednesday and Thursday on
a brief wedding trip: The newly.
weds were made one on Wednes-
day morning and Immediately
came here where Ed resided many
years. He is now credit man and
cashier for the Peoples Market
Co., of Denver and congratulations
are in order over his marriage as
we'll as over his success in the bust
ness line:
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1914-08-29

Hon. Ben c Catren passed
through the city on Wednesday
afternoon on trip of inspection
of his political fences. If Ben
runs as we'll in the primary and
general election as he did in the
Assembly, he can read his title
clear to an official te. M as State
Auditor and we believe be will do
so