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The Glenwood post., 1914-03-28
P0UtMY SElF.FEEDER
oeviee ~ eeHAs 70 oaiaAeG
noir 0Ha AatieA.
ossta0 ~ WAsAss esa0asensns
oAo~a6 y ebesad v1loh csuaha1
oysAoe oAo1Aa AesG ossa0A
e10sop 80 0Pouad eOoA

WA - anA00aGts hDoAse hGeOWtGA
llnstsafsA. - 1ovis 90 balaADs tAsir
ssl soGAaa- Il aAves easo ~ vofk
~ ~ Dsa1esynaa- II vtaGsr ths
ssooaFtnaot aA0al1 - ksS3 AlIs1
vith eF1ahaA eystse sAsaAs. 0aat
seraSa. ~. easvsr ~ sssa.A tssA.
Git eaa - ks0t = ~ iss6sr o.
fe1 sspafatsay fFso . SMALLER oss-
compartment fssAer. 80 vhoss
graia shsall - I'd n stsaw 70 In
dsos sIsre1sa. writes J. q. Allshsass.
II the YAF0 aAA Ho0s. In saA0or
whsa fowls aFo - frse mage. Whsas
srains eaa - ks0< In tAs asto0aktc
feelsr instead q ths clover anA
ground mixture.
II eaa - naAo sxaetly Of ths dimaa-
sions aAa DlaA n the eut. or the i6oA
caa - aAoDtsA With noAiAeatioa1.
TAses ars foar equal os0partDsoks.
thrss havtag oDeainss sxle inehss -
oas SxS iAeAsa. tAs latter for erushed
shells. ODsaiass for scraps aa1
EroaaA essA are covered With thFse,
sighths ineh Dssh netting. and thsss
foe shslls a0A elovsr With oashAll
inch nssA.
When useA for whole graia fss1ing,
sthDs Of wood eaa b tssksA over Daft
Of opsaiAss II graia fssAs too freely.
The cover and bottom sohat - illos-
The Glenwood post., 1914-03-28
R2Il1o MOOD AID SYSTEM
CI1RAlr018

During the winter months impurities
accunulste, your blood becomes in
pure and thick, your kidneys, liver anil
bowels fail to work, causing so-calle
"Spring Fever" You feel tired,
weak and lazy. Electric Bitters-tds
spring tonic and system cleaners
what you need; they stimulate the kid.
neys, liver and bowels to healthy &C.
tion, expel blood impurities and restore
your health, strength and a.bition.
Electric Bitters makes you feel like
new. Start . four weeks treatment
it will put you in fine shape for your
spring work. Guaranteed. All drug
gists. Soc and e1.0O. H. E. Bucklen
L Co., Philadelphia or st. Louis.
A dellss spent with The home ner-
chant eirculates At home and helps
home trade.
The Glenwood post., 1914-03-28
LINEN For THE SeDaooals
Wtu oSts'aas ~ lsaAss -
e~rprisis0 extssA

There are peepae born With silver
vAsnt saying goes-anA there are folk
hkswise Who are b0rn to slseD under
hnaa shssts- AAA to tAoss vho have
eaae become aceusGo0sA 70 tie Good.
sstiay laxHry q hAea sAests aAA ~
iov sli1s. oottoe ~ earaishns.ts -
~ eset are ovoa a tntaaseahas ~
Ssianisa. - 0all1AG = endure -
ssah - bs41AaS q saekcaoeh -
tAaas Injured 70 osttea-
Yet hnsa sAes4s aAA Dillov slADs
ars nOt - excessively coaEly that thsy
are hoDeasosly bsyoa1 tAs reacA Of
tAeae u no1ssa1say af1vsat circsn-
stances: and . pair a good liaon
shssts will wear for years, standing
the strain Of launAering anA tuSgiAg
At ciothsslinss o. breesy days eAr
more satisfactorily than cotton oaes.
A pair Of linsa shssts. hemstitchsA at
oas eaA costs abost es. but the sheets
may b made up much more cheaply
BY baytng the vide linen which comes
for the purpose and hemstitching. OF
henmins the ends BY hand ones self
Particularly handsoms. and aAmirabls
for wedding gifts are the linea bsd
sets. comprising two vide shests and
I've rosny pillow slips. all haad hem
sttecAed And decorated with Ane
nss1lspoint embroaAsry. Such ssGs
packed In aat white hoxss and the
nssllsvork set OF By . pink Or blue
ttsese paper liaing cost from olO tr
The Glenwood post., 1914-03-28
SEPARATE YOUNG FROM OLD
During orswiWO Pssisd vsvNS seseis
Nsets - d Prstseesa ersM Old
oNeo - Provoat Abveo.

A good many DsoDls who might 9TH
erwiss b vsry succsssful with poultry
have their Dro0t decreased because
they allow tie yoaAg a1l IL Cd stock
to remain sAAiviAo1 In tAs sane
hoass. q, yarA. q bstA. D1Rtag ths
growing Dsfsod tAs yoang Stock needs
. great 6eal q feo1 aaA neods to b
Drotscts1 fro0 tAs oi1 oass. which, II
allowed 70 . %. win abass them
more q lsos. II ffee raAGe b inDos.
sibse. Drevi4o se1aFats yar1s sai Al
vays kssD - yoaAg in . ssDarass
bsijaiag. II DossgbaA - in . ssSaraas
ros0 at Isas&. PalIses esttiag rsaAy
to lay nss1 noeo tseA - . rule than
hsas whieA have oealtsl oat well.
bseasss tAs D1lIses nso1 b AaisA tAsir
growth aAA Dae11ity. = vea - make
eeoD. This = aA0tAsr rsassa Why
the yong aa1 ~ osd shssA - ks0e
separate.
The Glenwood post., 1914-03-28
UDILCxfY
RoaGo4D1
100XRI1Y
ron aAIK, RXcHAMoR on LRA4E

Ho1 aAIx, RXCHANoI on LEAAE
A cattle ranch of 32O scres close n
one Of the 6nest ranges in Colorado.
Has ESQ acres under ditch; about $50
under cultivation; close to good mar
kets. Fully equipped with farm ma
ehinery and stock for running the
sans.
This Is . rare bargain - the land
will grow anything from grain and
Alfalfa to potatoes.
For particulars address K Y z care
Glenwood Post.
The Glenwood post., 1914-03-28
70 Noose OesR.

rake any kind OF . good piecs Of
bSsf 70 roast. put In roasting pan. SEA-
soa with salt. pepper and little onion
salt The length Of time for roasting
depends on the number Of pounds.
Beet, sirioin or rib. rare, weight i've
pounds. one hour i've minutes: ten
pounds. one hour 30 minutes: we'll
done. hve pounds. one hour 20 min.
utes: ten pounds. one hour 80 min.
utes: rump. rare. i've pounds. one
hour IS minutes: ten pounds. one hour
IS minutes. About 20 minutes before
the roast Il ready to take from the
oven skim OF one-hak cup Of beef fat
from the gravy in the pan. Put this
fat into . small pan Il use . bread
pan) into which you will pour the pud-
ding batter.
The Glenwood post., 1914-03-28
DRiaMT l00k For SHEEP
Penn 10 asee coM0ssee WltkeSe q
lsose . Pew - ARiasese-rhsy 4 A.
Gneoilo0e AD0aev h0skesO.

Frank KlsaaAsdna. . Wisooosin
sAeepmaA. writes Fam Ho0s - foa.
loWs: rhsre hos 1svse bssn. st loaoe
not for the last ten q twelve ysafs.
. better and orightse outlook for
sAssp Industry thaa at tAs prsesat
tine. II one stsdiss sxisting ooo1t
ttoas and Ieeks forward IN tAs future.
one eaA easily forecast that sAss0 VIII
- vsey peo0tabIo foe ysars 70 oo0s.
II Il ~ to tie smaller fas1sr -
The Glenwood post., 1914-03-28
Fusta ron HoLloAva.

One nay always ssG - h nsA
hotels o. Friday. u 10 otAse Aay
in IL week. - % nAay peoDas
sschsw neat o. tAa& 1Ay.
Fur tie real Ash lovsr tAses = ns<A.
lag equal to The paDsr bas fer rsass-
Ing Ash. - It keeDs II svssy ~ q
ths Characteristic Aavor. Grease ths
bag and place The AsA. stuffed a.1
seasoned. in the bAg. Lay tAs bag o.
the oven rack. % that II eaa b easily
drawn out. Whsa . slice ot halihat
u to b baked. place . few slioss q
tomato. and bake in the bag. TAe
sauce which will b. foaDA IN tAs bag
AFTER roasting nay b poured over tAs
AsA whsa serving.
Fresh perch are Q me Favored AsA
II well dressed and cooked. A little
salt pork tried out to fry then In s.l
. bit Of onion to add favor. Roll tie
ash in seasoned coenAsal before pat
ting to ny.
crssmy crsQvsttss-F1sh Gro
auettes which are soft and creamy
may be made 20 in two ways. II they
are made with . white sauce. not too
thick and thoroughly chilled before
cooking, when dropped into the hot
fat the outside will be brown before
the sauce has softened much. Anoth-
er mothed 10 to add . little gelatine to
the white sauce, which will keep them
frm and quite stin until after they
are fried. A teaspoonful Of gelatine
will be sufficient.
Ffnnan haddie 10 fine cooked In milk
and few strips Of green peppers laid
over 1t for flavor.
II hsh have . muddy favor, try
soaking them, before cooking. for an
hour in water with Q little lemon juice
added.
A very dainty vay 10 sssvs Allsts
Of nsh 10 to add to saoA layer Of AsA
. layer Of stuAng oe any kind: fold Or
roll the flllet around the forcsnsat,
and fastea with . wooden sksver.
Squeeze lemon Juice over and cover
with . battered paper: bake ten to
twenty minutes, according to tie
thickness Of the nah.
Water cress. lsmoa slioss, csesAbse
and radisAss, - well - Darsisy. nAy
al ~ ussa for . gazaisA for -.
AEkez zk1a.u&>
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The Glenwood post., 1914-03-28
Paoenf1A wAlrf.D

1 want some Glenwood Springs Or
close in propsrtiss in partial exchange
for fruit raaehes, stock ranches, hay
and potato rs.ches we'll located. Also
will list soas good ranch property for
sale. have Inquiries for such proper
y a.d . gsed chance to sell II prices
are right. Give full and accurate des-
cfiption, direction and distance from
nearest town. State what improve
ments are On the place and give your
lowest price and terms Of sale. II
incumbered state amount, rate Of in
terest and when due. If you will ex-
change for other property, state the
kind wanted and your preference ~ to
location. Don't put . fictitious value
ON your property If you want to sell.
A. J. DICKSON,
Glenwood Springs, Colorado.
Good Advertising 10 never an eH-
pcnse. It always more than pays for
itself.
The Glenwood post., 1914-03-28
0WOsrsrssA.

This recipe. II once used. will b.
come . standard one in your home.
Sist thres-Quarters Of pound Of -four
in . bowl: add one-half . teaspoonful
sacA of salt and carbonate Of soda. one
tsaspoonful OF grounA ginser. one tea
spoonful Of allspico. oae-Aalf teaspoon
nj of groun4 cinnamon and . little
nutmeg.
Melt together in . saucepan . cup
I'll q molassea, . quarter Of . pound
u ssgar. quarter of DosnA of bat
tse. and oosAah . cup ee nllk. Lst
this coei ~ 80 to tAs lfy iasrsai-
'Sats: also ~ two wsll-bsatsa eGgs.
Mn wsil aAA pour b wsil-battsrod
cake tins and bak1 slowly tse throe.
SuArts1 q a. hoar.
The Glenwood post., 1914-03-28
oae0aa1 css1sSeA

Cream scaat half cup bsttse. oos caD
q s1GAr. ysak q - 80, sos tabss-
speeafsl Il Dalk. oos tabaespeoafal Va
ana sxeract po0cA q sak. Al bsatsa
VAlts e 90. tAso tvo oaDs rosBs1
0AGs, WITH two tsasDooafals e bakiag
povAse. sae-AA1 cup Asaf. Deoe o.
tigAtly AoaroA tin shosts . GOD tsa-
sDsoafsl or ons-AAn taaspooafsl. &c
csrding te sess De0fsnsl. Cake sagAt
or tsa minutes in . moderate oven. Lift
frsn tta sAset WITH . knifs. They win
b. soft whan they cone from ovea.
bot oooa haroeA.
The Glenwood post., 1914-03-28
SOME DISEASES OF POULTRY
Uesaattssy sSrrssaAinss, sSsiIsd
esed, lmpsr0 Wator sNd Psse voo-
tilseiea Az AmsNS caWssa

Poultry Diseases. Just Hike otAsr de-
easss, are favored By snsanitazy ssr-
rosndinss, sposlsd food, style and dirty
aFinkiAg waesr. sna poorly vsstflats1
aAA ins11eieatly hsAteA ooops.
03ek birds sAoah - rsDoved fFo0
tAs Aoek. aoA 1saA eaes bafasA, b a
oatbreak q any 1lDoase.
WAits aiasfAsa q eAieks b essssl
by gss1 WAieA = oetsa passsA fEo0
tAs Aea b - chick tAFo1gA- ~ .aeg.
Vessels cd tF0aSAs h WhicA fee1
70 DaAesd sAeal1 - fFel1satly seaI1s1,
q Asiafsctsl With . Avs Dse csat -
i1k1oa q eoSool1e aO1A.
b b . wise psosaatisa 70 fsal0nss
yesf t.csbassr VIII DssnajAsAyAs eas
bsaprs Dloe1ng tAs soO II Il lne hakeA-
iAG.
D careful b iatro6sc1AG nsw bar1s
into yoGr Sock - 80 tAat tAay are
perfectly healthy. aAA ne< Hhsly q
betAG disaa0o With tAe0.
The Glenwood post., 1914-03-28
.CKAPoo WORN Killer
KXFELS WORMS

The cause Of your chid's ills-The
foul, fetid, offensive breath-The start
;ng up with terror and grinding Of
teeth while asleep-The sallow COM
plexion-The dark circles under the
eyes-are all indications Of worms.
Kickapoo Worm Killer is what your
child needs; it enpels the worms, the
cause Of the cAild's unhealthy condi-
tion. For the rs0sval. Of seat, ston-
ach and pin worns, Kickapoo Worm
Killer gives sure relief. Its laxative
effect adds tone to the general system.
Supplied - . candy esnfection-chi:-
dren like II. Safe and sure relief.
Guaranteed. Bay . box today. Price
Csc. All druggists q by .ail. Iieka-
- IAAiaa lGs1IeaDs O., HMlaAslpAa
q D. Lssta
The Glenwood post., 1914-03-28

II yos sfs isekinS f0r - - vaaD
- hire help u II 20 havs saytAia0 -
ssal q wa.t - psrshass, ysa 90 ssso
ese astisa tArsasA tAo esaaDs e ~
essG OtAsn havs foaAA tAio 01A
q vih ssse - bst littss-
The Glenwood post., 1914-03-28
srooK IA1vw 1oa sAIR

$50 aeres located four miles from
New Castle, % acres In cultivation, 45
acres in alfalfa, cultivated land can bs
increased to shout 10 acres. Always
plenty Of water for two good crops Of
hay; also grown COED petatoea Fsirly
good house, stab3sa euthouses, etc
Spring water piped to Aoese. 100 bear
ing fruit trees. Tais property is stu
ated adjacent to sxeeIIsnt free rang.
and will make = splenaid stock ranch.
5000 cash win swing IL asal. balance
o. easy terms. II inesesseea addrsss
4. J. DGCO0M,
oasVuo1 o1Qon0. Oh.
The Glenwood post., 1914-03-28
VtilIty q Ftxlt Ihlaa,na.

OusSsy ~ ee0W uWe0osN0.
Fruit thinning Pays In no0sy -
turns the nrst year.
The earlier the thinning can be done
the better will Be the returns.
The best results arc obtained BY
leaving the apples from nine to ten
inches apart
thinning does much toward securing
an annual crop.
The Glenwood post., 1914-03-28
HBBRaE[sBBY1
6AHNET5

EACH ~ 1sligAt h a0oa
thinOa.
AAA 0lFth that ha1 ~ beetsP aDAaD;
Forglvoaas frss Of evil Ao0a.
And lsvs 70 all Esa 'Dsa&A ths saa!
-KiDaag.
Look ak. think Of. DO aA1 0s0osfsl
se0sthing bsautiful each day.
Alice Froe0AA PalAse.
The Glenwood post., 1914-03-28
psaa ~ oseasss q ss,s.Fsssss.

tratsd. aAA eovoe y Aia0s1 at lever
slss. TAs troo0A u ffoat y IN
iacAss AsoD. aAA . NARROW wooden
strip should Deojoot over iaAo trough
abost a ineA . Desvsot tho tosd ~
ing wasss1. C0vse ~ botto0 q
teoasA WITH Ia.
The Glenwood post., 1914-03-28
eroseoA Appss Pie.

Six medium sized apples. steamed
and s;fted, yolks OF two eggs. sweeten
to taste. favor with lemon extract.
Bake witt one crust; when pie 10
baked and partly cool, frost with the
whites Of two eggs and little sugar.
return to oven and brown slightly
The Glenwood post., 1914-03-28
Fsrmsr poueesy psieea

Feathers are al right: pureSeed
fowls are al right: bat the question
10, shall the farmer make feathers
and fancy points OF primary or secon-
dary importance? II IL no use talking
about fancy points. or about standard
Of perfection. unless We can show the
farmer that there IL some connection
between them and the productive quail
tiles. He ID not concerned about such
things. He ID concerned about supply
Ing the market with poultry and eggs.
The Glenwood post., 1914-03-28
Peer Eaedllxe6.

Certain entesprising fertilisse men
IN the west are selling he groanA
rock and sanA - fsrtilissr. 0sos q
this stn4 tAag can steoe 1eal anA
stooe auoe
The Glenwood post., 1914-03-28

Ten ninatss epsnt Fsadiag the I'D
vertiseneats In this paper may nss
ten dollsrs gai.sa.
The Glenwood post., 1914-03-28
uss .er Potato Water.

Save the water in which potatoes
have been boiled. and use II for caean-
ing silver sPocrs, knives and forks.
This b excel en-. AZ II hrightsas IL
asvae anh removes all stains
The Glenwood post., 1914-03-28

Ability - Average Hen.
The average hen lays about - eGgs
Q year. bst Q natr avesage which they
onght b eQaal - AAoat twice tAA&.
The Glenwood post., 1914-03-28
MUCH coaaeoRT FOR POULTRY

otis a1sa kss0s Laysa0 hsas oSsJ
Az oay oses1shsaO ~ oeosa
oooe1oeo1 oovoeol 1l@oo.
The Glenwood post., 1914-03-28

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The chronicle=news., 1914-06-13

the church of 81, Mary of Suffsage
and DESTROYED the sacred objects aac
stnis the pictures and alarm 'oses.
They removed sonfessionais. benches
and pulpit and formed a barrisahe
with them arro.s the street. films
In the open spaces with chairs. stat
ues. sandeistieks and erueifiSes-
Another mob invaded the eons,iin-
iionai club. where the orgy Of de
siruci ion WAS continued. The furni-
iure MAS used to bniid another bar
ricad.,. sn top of which the national
FLAG Was burned.
Cavalry and Infantry with fixed
bsyonets attacked H.. barrisade in
the fare of ,oil.yh of stones and 9TH
er missiles while the rioters shouted.
''iOrg live the r'.Soiui lon" ''i-ons
live III. so@iai republic" and ''ions
live anarchy,
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-13
Miss Ceaeua Ssodsrass
Joins C..M. Family

During the summer m"a,hs Allies
G-a-ys saas,srs.. ~iil b- . nsra,i'-r
af the chr.nici-- News family Miss
sno-ixra.s oa M.ndag assumes The
position ot .s-ri-t> REPORTER aud -iil
devote her -n,irv time To ta.> DE-
rartn-n, "f the nrs.rsp-f.
Mi.s snoi.sa.. IA ~-ii knoan In
Triuiiad and IL a teacher al the
Rice sshnol. She .a = must Capable
,ouax woman ssd viii L~ - ssi.asi.
acquisition sn tho fas.r. She is
sister cf u. ". snndsrsss. .n.-'in-
t-ai-n, at the virlnrs sAm-risan Fuel
Company mine at i'~iasua. f-","iar
socially and -iii doubtless Il. much
Ia make the sa.i-iy columns If mos.
interest and aiira"tis-n-s.,
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-13

When the militia left the district the strikers gathered up
their high power niles and following the battle Of Ludlow
through the killing and and teseins Trinidad
hundreds Of these outlaws who marched through the
carrying es and bags cartridges sung their shosl
de extremely dangerous during those few days for the
looms be in Of the possibility Of the lawls be-
ing further named BY liquor Hen precauton the saloons
closed They would have been closed the strikers had
conducted themselves like national and hwabdny eiti
is that the alooss under the order Mayor Dunlavy
eosed for about during the tine that eondonI e
col and when Major Hobsoek arrived he found every thirst enpo
sealsd dght drum.
when Major Holbrook landed with his federal
forces the situation quiet However he did tit permit
the saloons Conel James Loke who succeeded Hol
brook kept lid tight will receive
mittees discuss the matter. 30 theTe you
The official the Balkan may all
but frn the fact that owing to
condition brought entirely BY the hvaess Of the
up Trinidad the 1915 The
Chamber Commerce At the time aetuad oay By desire to
ssraId the citizens suaton that had beyond the
d the er authoes handle So the closing Of the saloons
calamity the respobty rests upon the hoEtak suelAs who
the yellow buttons.
all fairness and with all due the federal autho
toad down that point where the oreAias
the saloons would hart anything anybody and
hardship the business But Unele Sam is Sit
trg Ia and the nothing that Be DONE 30 what's the
use Of nunbing and sysnblinx about H.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-13
IN JUSTICE COURT

sam Hawkins. eoiorS,. and Pres
ton Do~i-. also eoiored. We're ar
raixn.d before jus,is. bowers this
morning. shars.i With assault with
int.n, To rob On. Blss,spon on the
seth of May. q, Forbes Hearing
Mas set for Jun. - aud bsai MAS
fixed at Ssoc each.
sam Hawkins Was also srrsIsnssi
ON the separate ehars- Of selling
liquor ~i,hoa, "a license al Posb-s,
Hawkins wss arrested BY sheriff
Gri.ham and a private OF the El.'-
-nth Cavalry stationed at Forbes
Hearing Was Sc, for June "a ans.
bond ON ihi. count "a. fixed at t:ce.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-13

county. should forthwith commence.
aud diligently prosecute, a vigorous
campaign. to the end tina, n full and
complete Republican ticket may he In
the field. both for the primary and
general elections. with candidates for
all offices cs-county. state. and fcdcr-
al-to he voted upon. pledged to the
maintenance of government. not only
adequate to its own preservation. but
also to the protection and prcscrva.
tion OF all consiitutionally Ruaran-
tocd personal rights and privileges:
now. therefore, II u
Resolved by the Executive Com
mittec Of the Republican State Cen
trail Committee. that the Republican
State Central Committee. that the
Republican committees. both state
and county, and their respective Of
ficers bc. and they are hereby re-
requested and urged to en-
ter forthwith upon an active. vigor-,
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-13
PASS
RESOLUTIONS FOR
Law AND ORDER

Whereas. The Republican Party
ha. ai~ay. soat-ndsi for and insist
-d upon the maintenance and en-.
iotr-r,-at of Law and order in this
state. aud when In .antrol "t state
affairs ha. always judici"a.iy and
f-srl--%iy exercised all the powers Of
so,ctnmcM for the full and adequate
protection Of all the people. in their
lives. liberties and property. and re-
tabli.hcd and maintained social and
industrial peace throughout the
state. and
Whereas. The present Democratic
state administration has confessed its
inability TO maintain stable aud cf-
fc.ti,c government and discipline
and to protect life and property in
portions Of the state. To such an cx-
tent that the capacity of the stat. a.
a sovereignty has been severely pu-s-
toned by the federal government to
the great and lasting injury Of the
commonwealth and her citizens: and
Whereas. Many members of the
party and large numbers Of iaw-abid-
ing. pcacc-lovinE citizens of the
state. irrespective OF political faith.
mindful or the ability and proven ca
paciiy of the Republican Party to re-
store Colorado and her citizens to
the conditions of peace aud prosper
ity to which they arc entitled. and
which they Away. enjoyed under RE-
publican administrations. are calling
upon and urging Republican orsaniz-
alton to bcstir itself and renew it's
control of the affairs Of the state. to
the end that Colorado may he re-
stored to her former position as q
sovereign state among the states of
the Union and. when restored. main
tained as such capable of sclf-gov-
ernmcnt: and
Whereas. the Welfare. happiness
and prosperity of our people depend
absolutely upon the maintenance and
enforcement OF the laws and the COM
plete protection Of every citizen in
the full exercise of all his constitu-
tional rights and privileges: and
Whereas. It is the sense of the Ex-
ecutive Committee of the Republic
an State Central Committee that the
Republican organizations, state and
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FREE PRESS AFFWAvITs ARE FAKES

son and told iha, one T.. \. Evans.
the correspondent ~ the D~ns-s ~
prr... desired tn s-r him. ihi. afn.
mt. Thereafter. this affian,. =. re-
au-si-d. met the said Evans. ~ho
iaid this affiani that h. desired him
80 ~ With him. the .sis Evans. To
tho office of the District Ntta'n-g.
Mr. J. J. Hcnartrk: that auisn' and
Evans vent io the office Of the .aia
pi.i'i-, Ns,orn-y. where said Esaas
related tho matters and ihisss set
forth in the affidavit herein referred
Ia: that the .am- ~as prepared IN
the form .f an affidavit and asfiahs
~as requested To sign IL. which he
did: that tho physical az, NJ sixns"s
tho affidavit I. practically all that
this affisnt had tn do With the mat
ter. and nj that this affiaat had 4"
4. with said affidavit ga. due To the
Iu-hriai-.s cond,,,oa In which tho
several days iadsis-a~~ had left
him.
Thi. affidavit ID n"~ made b, 'hi.
affiani after due i-iil~saiion and
careful con .ii-raiion. for the purpose
OF r-,tif,in. any injustice that may
have b-~n done Ia any p~rrnn or pr.
sons. and Ia coonirfari any effect
that ~rron-ou. sta'-mcni. ihrr-in
may have produced. fur'h.
cr affianl saSCth moi
VICTOR Ai.NRID.
suh.rrii~i and sworn to before me
th.. 18th day of NAV. A. u. 1914.
WILLIAM LiTTt.ErIk:t.b.
Notary Public.
Ny Commission ~spir-s February
seth. 1916.
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WHY THE SALOONS WERE CLOSED

Again naissnsd BY tie niasss family Journal that
Q conspiracy the Of committee q eight
~ sesss Of Tie city the lid eanped down tight
ny tell the that nakes material d'f.
isses hs psSae viii Pesdsat Wilson to miss
ss.s so simply ha, Yello~s Bstteas see the error
4 his v,ys asl pot hnseh right.
The saloons Of the city first ordered closed
q April % b. mayor apoa The Recommendation d the dee-
Chamber of Commerce Major W. Helseek command.
shs Nh cavalry catering the district % April 10 Issued
seaes ksepiaS The saloons clesed Indefinitely
Tn avesasss sken the Of the setiSn relative
b Tie aloeaa Fft
Ever the strike started the saloons have seea doing ee'
ps vhss Interference The militia handled the stuatiea
sss eoanesdbe and thss seess disturb
CITY, although Of the saleons hansosss fer
stss closed for few days b special eEde q As military
ashsies and saloon proprietor held military prisoner
fsr q fsw days for aiding abettias disorder.
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SOUTHWESTERN PACIFIC
RAlLl0AD INCORPORATES

Salt Lake city. June is.-AFii.i~s
of Incorporation for the Southwest
-rn Pacific railroad. which propose.
To build from Drawer through cslo-
RADIO. Southern Utah. Asisona and
Nevada into Han Diego. Cal. ~-s-
iiiei here to-day. y. e, Collier of
san bi-ss ~as chosen ps-.is~ns. The
company 1. espii siis-.i Al ". :"". GOO.