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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-16

the nee amount received from the
moving pte,urss 10 be ,akrn OF the
eousCz;
THE party hereto Of the hss'
par, agrees TO select The location for
the conses, not la,oE than Feb, l.
1918. And to notify tho party OF the
second par, in writing or by cable.
care American Express Co. Loudon.
unless otherwise requested by the
said Jack johnsoa
S-The party hereto Of The ars'
part agrees 20 hold Tho coates, BE-
tween March IS and March 10. 1915.
and 20 no,ify the party hereto OF the
second part the exact date 40, less
than ono lunar month before The
match
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-16

Hero Is the agrvemens between
Jack CUrley. the Chicago promoter,
and Jaek Johnson. the black cham
ploa. geF aShi for the eaampsonship
og the world CGg.sy ~sat to Loadon
in November. TO which city johnson
had sone. despite hts assertions oi
Trvaca patriotism. and there sot the
p,s black to agree to meet the Amcr,
.can giant, Tho aEh, viii To acid IN
the latter part OF March. aud will run
from twenty 10 ioro-aNs rounds, ae'
sordlnx TO the deeisioa et Caricy
he has not yel chosen place Tor
the contest. II may 80 TO Mexico or
Cuba. Had not the women OF Cali.
loFnla voted In favor OF tho eonstita-
tionai amendment to abolish boxing
thorc. tho Golden gate state might
have 90, the match. As it 10. Amer
,eaas. who are chiefly Interested. viii
probably have to go long distance
~ Wv AAc ehaS NV Ah's0~Ss@s w.
lows
Th.s agreement, made on the 18TH
day OF November. one thousand nIne
hundred and fourteen. between Jack
CaEscs of New York City. U. 8. A.
OF the arst part. aud Jack Johnson.
at present Of London. England. of the
second part.
Whereby II is agreed as fol!oss
The said Jack Johnson agrees
with the said Jack curiey 10 engage
Marquis Queeasberry rules. With ave.
ounce gloves. With one Jcss willard
OF America The said eontcst TO Do
scheduled for from twenty rounds TO
torty.aye rounds at the direction and
discretion OF the said Jack carlcy.
2-The party hereto OF the second
part TO b allowed to wear soft band
ages on his hands. II be so desGcs
3-The party hereto of th. hrst
part agrees to promote said contest
and 10 pay the party hereto Of the
second part for his services tho sum
o! $ao.eoe t,hirty thousand doiiarsl
In American legal ,ender. Aud fur
ther agrees TO pay him one-half OF
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-16

~ Illinois. by any chance, is ad.
ded TO the repertoire of Eastern col
lcges next fall. the West stands more
than an even chance Of evening up
tho hnnl tally In the interseetionai
melee. Michigan should give any
Eastern team. Harvard included. a
bitter nght unless seven or eight OF
those who are booked 10 return lose
their eyesight or leg or two. No,re
Dame. alco should be stronger than
she was In 1914. An tor Illinois. II
Zuppke does only as well next year
hs he did last fall any Eastern eleven
that faces the Hint will know the,
haven't been playing tiddie-de-win
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-16
STOPS HEADACHE,
PAIN, NEURALGIA
Doat suffer- O., . dime pack.
Of DR., Jasnea' Headache
Powder.

Yea esa slsas ypaI As4a Ass rslisrs
dali. spilstiss VI steiea. ,hs1hhiss
haaiasks in = psosnSas ~iA . pt.
jaasss' ffsaaashs y'owisr rkss Old
tisse hx4aashs tsllss se.s siszass e.ssss
eaily N~ai sam4s aas 10 shr drag ssafs
aa~ fos ainzs package ssa tsv no
tasats 4ftss yg-s taks pAwfss yva
@tU Wpaasf shat tevsasr ut tho kpsi.
shs. rezFvslsis ssl pate . Step ssrss
tfe "a Hsss'issss IL sass yl;s, gss skat
sa SD iH,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-16
i,..,ss Hun. In .,rr~.

uns knAafed aai eIsAtf dead snls
asefs Is tAs nc, result sf tho snssss
men, bsswsea aid ueassai nuNsss aaa
nasshal Williams sai Siaht osisss
kstsa Although .hSsp vas a s,saa
deal Of shgusins tFoaa shess ~h1 ~sss
ou, %. HFing als,aass ssi 90 ,hs eide
.ihpa. ssn actual egahlst rfessUd He
upsuaF Mote tkaA see Rgogis sa,s'
esca Ia lroas os IAs slss bell 90 wlI'
asss Ihs destruction u iwa bsgFpis Of
best. "a quarts aaa - piEss Sg "hls'
kpy @htgh ~sss eahgased fsusa J VI
apaasshs ssp aays asa $50 Hssshass
News
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-16
Jess Willard, Who Is to Fight Johnson

THO par,y hess'o o' tho a's'
uar, asrss. To pay ths party 'hass''
~ IN, second part oas thosssaa "N'
,.,. r,psnss mousy. 90 aenaa1'
through taS Asasfiean hsp'V'. w,
t,,aea. any .lsas after tho s1ss'nk "'
,,, Axsssmsut The ssid Jaes vas1eS
ssssss TO pay the said JaeA ''sas"a
ar to his order sne above 'nen''"asa
tso. 900 CIh,g,y thousand del'as"' TOT
M. service. srtoso he soes IN Tho
rtns
The ryfegos ahail DO matas''
.x,,.a upoa b.twesu the s~o aa"'e
mentioned parties aud jeas ""'afa'
,y his authuyIssd representative. AZ
i.as, two weeks before the seates''
Tho parsy hereto ot The sSs"na
pars Agrees not to ensaxo IN aS
sa,inx eoa,sat e~ture tho faihina"a'
Of this agreement ws,aaat tho s"1'
son, In writing OF the said jaeA csf'
ley
Sit il hssoby aGtc~d apon tha'
both contestants shalt soar cup 10
psotse, themselves fSom fouls
Sit IL horeby agreed saa' sh"
aid Jack Iohnsoa AID teaa w'siasa.
tho contestants. mas, be opsa fsf
paellr ,saiains. saa to Aatnit thereto
ali authorized newspaper representa-
,lrea. and 20 anaesso q medical ssafs''
tsatioa on ,hs t.asess os the said
lack CaTtsy onsp = week foe tho four
weeks Immediately preceding The esa'
test
Each party sars~tn astoDs TO de-
; posit within toustsen days ffan' ssr
date hereof the sum Of $4,000 th's
thousand dottaTsi -ith Robert g
vsrnoa Of Srw fsra city
Ill, 10 hereby mutually agreed
between the parties hereto that 70
case ANY aispp,s or differences shsl'
. arise ~t,h reference TO ,hls agree
nrnt. said dispute or difference saAi
be referred to Tho said Rohssi g
} veraoa a. arbitrator. aad both part
los agree that they will srsers as,
J award m.sa By hiu ~ith references u
Tho deposl, moasy 80 anai.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-16
Scattered Shots .

THE SUDDEN sending OF troopers
To the border Sith real bullets causes
people TO wonder what relative Of the
pTss.dents was hit by q greaser
bullet.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-16

QUITE A BUNCH Of clever people
are devoting much Of their spare time
to getting q klamath exhibit At the
Panama-Paciic fair by preparing q
good theatrical performance. You
can do SO by Just purchasing tickets.
and In addition. you will bs assured
OF a highly sntoyabls evening.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-16

EVERY DAY secs the assortment
of Christmas goods at our stores be-
coming smaller. Shop at once II you
v ant TO get q little choice. for stock
ing day IL but nine days on.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-16

AND STILL NOTHING done local
ly toward the road which will open
the Modoc Lava Beds and attract still
more tourists TO the klamath country.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-16

THE PRESIDENT apparently loves
peace 10 such an extent that he Is
willing 10 have the army fight for It.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-16

TO CAUSE q woman TO forgive
your past give her presents.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-16

WHEN WE TALK OF money troubles
wo mostly mean lack Of none,
troubles.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-16

n n'. ~ossh a~stas. %. w.sth IN.
.ast.sa s~- Shilsss-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-16

TLoasaads 81 easilsh. fsaaeh, nas'
siaa Aad taa,ap soldiers engaged IN
tho EuFopsaa pag ulll 10 sisea
Rasue River Valley apples za treat
;tom tho Enstish s0Sssa,asat chtiss,
isaa day Assariihs 10 report ssa
evlrui To- ,bss s.ty, ableh "a sashoatIs.
small baskets es ,As truu ~lil hs sis
en- 20 each soldier. Hegas River Vat
lrY aPplos uiii se placed Ia eaeh tas.
kss A eagiusa af tgut, slIi DO shIF'
eSa ffum The 'aIisy tsamsdlassir r
Ms.iiurd Eua
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-16
News Of Our Neighbors
'lss.ip aud ttesr~ss cf Ncas6y
,ummunitio. a. thvostst~ss
tn tho tr~~s,
Absn.ioa the Aa,o

rhv suow 10 reported ta DO osoE a
suo, deep ou ,bs moaaialn between
the New oil s,atIua aud MY, sad tho
atake rampaay IA aUW aslas hetsps
sud s,oieha bot~ssh those poIsss The
aptu stage sonllaaVs 10 operate be-
tv 81 t.skeSisv ssa tho bFvsa VAL
isY station take couH,y Esamlaer
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-12-16

rsasys ss-s teasy ts re nsssie
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-12-17
SPORT.

The Denver Bears may train in
Phoenix. Arix. They are scheduled to
90 there in 1915.
Quarterback Pete Russell oe the
University Of Chicago was elected to
lead the Maroous In 1915.
The San Francisco Club won 26 and
lost 20 shutout games. leading the
Coast league In both respects.
The Harvard association football
team defeated Columbia two goals to
none in an Intercollegiate league game
at Cambridge, Mass.
At Annapolis, Nd, Arthur c. Miles
Of Colorado. quarterback Of the Navy
football team during the past season.
was elected captain for 1918.
John Albert. said by Coach stagg Of
the University Of Chicago to be the
most promising football material hs
had ever seen. died at Battle Greek.
Mich.
Harry Bramer was awarded the DE-
cision over Norris Burke In the
eighth round Of . ten-round bout 1t
the big smoker given by the Larimer
street business men at the clubrooms
in Denver.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-12-17
WARRINGTON.

Secretary McAdoo has submitted
the treasury estimate for government
expense for the fiscal year beginning
July 1, 1915. The total is $1,O9O,77
1874. four million dollars under last
year.
Senator Shafroth introduced q bill
throwing water power site with
drawals open to entry under restric-
tions against monopoly and placing
them under the State Utility Commits
sions.
The Turkish government, through
Ambassador Morgenthau, has signi-
fled to the State Department it's
willingness that an expedition be sent
to the relief Of the people of Jeru-
salem.
Provisional President Gutierrez has
ordered Governor Maytorena, COM
manding his forces at Naco, to avoid
operations altogether, IL he cannot
confine his fire within Mexican
borders.
The national rivers and harhors
congress adjourned after adopting
resolutions favoring the building of a
comprehensive system of water trans
portation at annual expenditure by the
government of not less than 35O,o0O,-
600.
President Wilson told Senator New
lands he approved many features of
his plan for co-ordinary river and har-
bor Improvements into broad nation.
al policy, and rs result the senator
announced he would press his bill on
the subject at this session. Newlands'
plan contemplates a commission to CO.
ordinate the projects and to super
wise the expenditure of 100000 a
year for a period Of ten years in i'm
proving the various river systems from
their sources to their outlets.
Representative Serene f. Payne of
New York died suddenly of heart fail
ure at his apartment in WASHINGTON.
President Wilson attended the
funeral of Representative Serene
Payne Of New York in the House
chamber. He ordered a wreath of
flowers for the cauket.
Economy In the public service ia the
keynote Of the annual report Of Sec.
retary Redfield, Of the Department Of
Commerce. In summarizing the work
OF the many bureaus Of his depart.
ment, he undertakes to suggest 4 wise
use Of government funds.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-12-17
lDs.les's aale pr.1.eIae Lsi1e.

oeaesaD oale pss6SelAo leke.
Though Mexico o9ses many vonders
for the inspection q ~ traveller none
ID more Interesting o. peculiar than
the salt-prodvetng lakss near Salinas
station. on the fa0Dteo division Of tAs
AsxieaA CsntEal railway. u niles vest
OF Gan Luis Potod. II may we'll b
termed . tvostory lake. for at times
there 10 . lake OF fresh water over
lying the salt lake. A vater-tight
roof of green mud separates the fresh
from the salt water. Fos . large
part Of The year there 10 no fresh
water lake there. Ths o.. heks II up
soon after the rainy ssassa b ever.
The salt secured from this lAke goss
all over Mexico. The lake has hsea
worried about sixty-avo years. fAs
whole tow1 a S.ooo peoSls makes IT.
living from the salt The property
10 owned BY . family or estate. bst
II u SAID that not one Of the owas9S
has hved there Tor ysass-
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-12-17
GENERAL.

Francis McAdoo, eldest son Of Sec.
retary McAdoo Of the Treasury b.
partment, was operated ON for appoa.
dicitis at Philadelphia.
Six thousand persons crowded Cen.
trail armory in Cleveland, Ohio, at the
public reception given in honor Of the
homecoming Of Myron T. Herrick,
former ambassador to France.
Two more persons were struck by
STRAY" Mexican bullets from the
siege of Naco, Sonora, while the U.
s. army is concentrating q force to
put q stop to sniping.
Frank Dieter. a resident of Merna,
ten miles northwest Of Broken Bow,
Neb. sent four bullets into the body
of his wife, then shot himself twice
in the left breast, from the effect Of
which he died.
Kane Mcknight, charged with par.
ticipation in the murder Of Charles n.
Hicks, postmaster and merchant II
Sylvester Station, La, was lynched,
making the third negro to be hanged
by a mob for the crime.
Gov. Cole L. Blease Of South Caro-
lima since 1911 has shown clemency
to 1.430 men. Only fifty prisoners are
now left in the penitentiary. and the
governor announces that he will give
them their freedom as q Christmas
gift.
Leo M. Frank was sentenced. at At
lanta. Ca. In Fulton County Superior
Court to be hanged On Friday, Jan. ~,
for the murder in April, 1918, OF Mary
Phasan. 14-year-old factory girl. Be-
fore being sentenced Frank again pro
claimed his innocence.
Mrs. Francis B. sayre. daughter q
President Wilson. is expected at the
White House for Christmas and to ~
main there for some time afterward.
The President has decided not to 20
away from Washington for the holi
days, but will spead the day 1t home
with his family.
Joseph Smith. president Of the Re.
organized Church Of Latter Day
Saints, died at his home in 1ndepear
dence, Mo. At his bedside was his
son, Frederick M. Smith. who will sue
coed him as president Of the church,
and other members Of his family.
Mamie Stricklin. IL, was shot and
killed in the front yard Of her home
in st. Louis by Robert Bailey, 35. .
deacon at a mission, after the giri's
parents had refused to allow him %
adopt her. Bailey then shot himself
and was taken to hospital in 4 dyinS
condition
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-12-17
cr..se. s.r,k. Show. Wild. Or. Vein

Cripple Creek.-One Of the most
prominent mining experts in the Grip
pie Creek district was shown tho
strike in the Cresson mine. When he
returned to the surface he declared
that the strike was the biggest he had
ever seen. Besides the enormously
rich sylvanite vein. which IL said to
contain two inches of solid sylvanite
in some places. body Of good aver
age ore has been discovered In the
twelfth level, which is 100 feet wide
and 500 feet long, according TO reliable
statements. This is tremendous
width for an ore body. Ore has also
been discovered in the thirteenth
level Of the mine. It is estimated that
the high grade shipment. for which
sacking is being made In the interior
of the mine. Will be worth more than
100000. Although all details Of the
strike are carefully guarded the ipfor-
nation obtainable is causing one of
the biggest sensations ever known
here.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-12-17

western Nesspapsr Uaiea Nsvs Service.
Montrose. CoIe. Suit for S0.0eo
4amages in which defanatioa OF char
aeesr is charged. Aas bssa filed IN
he Montrose District Cesrt ~ ths
esv. Father C. =. OTa1rsil. pastor ef
se- Msry's Catholic church agaisst
Proe. d. e. Wei4naa. ssDssintssdsat
q the Montrose city scAsoas.
The suit 10 tAs outcome a . oea-
vsssation said 10 have talsa p,acs ~
tween Harry NetAsFtoa. seveateen, q
oendent, and Prof. WeidmAn. IN which
Il 10 alleged the name Of Father ORR
rell was linked With that Of Emna
HUI. seventeen. also . studesk to
whom Netherton had been paying at-
tsution.
Prof. Weidman. according to the
Dsiests complaint, advised Nethert0n
70 inform his parents Of certain visits
between the girl and the priest to
save himself from Disgrace. THIS ID
eaid to have occurred about Nov. l.
Father O'Farreil. upon learning this.
Il is declared. went to Prof. Weidman
and demanded . retraction OF re.
marks passed In the conversation
Prof. Weidman ID said to have apollo
gized and declared that the priest was
mistaken as to certain illusions made
70 him in the conversation.
When rumors concerning the priest
became widely circulated. weidman
sent a written apology to Father
OFarrell in which he declared the
numerous statements he had made
we're mere hearsay. that he did not
wish to injure Father O'Farrell's repu'
tation. The apology was printed In q
local paper and the suit followed.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-12-17
Fo0g0l.

Gen. Eslalka osAtsssas vas insaalSsA
- Deesiataaal Psssi1so9 g l1aa1sA
IN . TN oshi.st-
0efieial aaasaacsasoG = naAo .
u aD0o1ntDsot of 0ir HaaSy 6ovoc0
- 1sitish niaister 70 ths Vatican.
EaFisHs JioAass, ssDAev a Jua.
L JiDsoss. tAs asv prssalsat q ~
DoninieaA rsSsbHe. has bseA -
pointsA Diaistsr st WasAiAgtoa.
NieAolas Ahlera. feeosr German
esassl = 0sAAssiaDA bsresgh. ~
eeovSets1 by ths DugAaA asslsss q
aigA treasoa an1 ssatsacsd to AsetA.
An sasthssaks ~ eoasidssahss
damage TO- H. htss3oe towns a
LA0Da, Gotta anA RanaA, Resu. Hosty
bodies have bssa recovered frsa ~
rsias oe vrseksA houses.
fhs Neevsgiaa staaAsr HyeaasA.
fre0 Peaaaoe,a, Oct u. rsDertsl
ashore oa3s11s DlsbjseG. Deanask.
peeA has broksa h tvo. Her eae0s
oe eettoa = bsinE washed ashore.
Brig. 0sa. Christian HfsAsgieA
Rsyers. oos Of the loadsrs ol tAs ~
bsllioa In The Unioa q SostA AfEisa
has besn shot. II i OFFICIALLY -
nounoed. aad u bslieveA 70 - 1saA.
In . report a sxpsaditurss a tn
c0vernnent. Il = shown that 1aGiaA1
speat upwards Of "a. 900 in ooavsyinl
to the United States the body oe TN
late American ambassador. WhitelaN
Reid.
A German steamer with . cargo a
1000 tons Of oil. proceeding to Italy
from the United States. has bses
seized at Gibraltar by . British war
ship. according to reports received u
Loodoa from Berlin.
Jose Naytorsna, insurgent governo,
Of Sonora, who has been besieging thl
Carranza garrison Of Naco. Sonora
since September. declared Saturday
that he had received no order froH
Provisional President 0uitsrres Il
stop firing. in order to prevent bullsel
striking in American territory. Unit
he does receive such order. he will
continue his attack.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-12-17
HaoM v0lgoaASNte o9Do0vo
vHAY eovGa Yss0 WG0ko
9N0MYo.
Of MOST INTEREST
W0GDseo0 Yss0 a9A060 eo0v0O
Oos MOST iMooavAWv
eUaagMy Yoesco.
Vssasra Dssvspaoss Unssa Hsvs assvsos-
WgoYG0M.

L0O00 vN0 D VYJ0Oo,OO0 cAI80 -
tod fes ~ RELIEF e Belgium ths
steamer NaGkinonge sailed fro0 New
York.
Mrs. Katheeias 0palsts. on trial for
Aaving sAee ~ killed her husband o.
tbe street at Globe. Arix.. Last sum
0sr when As attacked her escort, was
acquitted.
Chicago club women were elated
over tho eass with which Mrs. Ella
TlaSg Young was reelected superin-
tendent OF schools e Q salary Of S10.-
e00 yeaf. a
Counterfeit silvet dollars, in an m
finished condition were discovered In
the house recently occupied BY Mike
Smith and Myroa Seitzoef, who we're
arrested 1t Beatrice. Neb.. By United
States secret service agents.
After spending tAs morning in buy
ing CHRISTMAS toys for Bonita, her
aine-ysar old daughter. Mrs. James W.
Burke. wife Of planning mill fore
0aa. returned to her hotel in ReddinE,
Cal. and shot her dead.
Otto Bellows. twenty.three years
cid. shot and killed his mother. Mrs.
Frank Bellows. at McCool Junction.
Neb.. wounded bis sister and then
sent . bullet into his head, causing q
wound which doctors says will result
fatally.
There will be NO hanging OF men at
Florence. Arix.. penitentiary Dec. 10.
Six persons condemned by the action
Of electorate in voting Nov. 3 against
abolishment Of capital punishment in
Arizona won the clsmency Of Cover
nor Hunt.
Harry x. Thaw. slayer Of Stanford
White on the Madison Square roof
garden. and escaped convict from
Matteawan asylum, now has q chance
to gain his freedom through pleading
guilty to = charge Of conspiracy b his
plans to flee from the asylum for the
criminal insane.
Fifteen hundred dollars In cur
rency. representing . part of the un.
covered portion Of $4,000 stolen from
the Walsenburg postoffice ON the
night Of Dec. :. was found by federal
inspectors in the stable Of Troop F
of the regular United States troops on
strike duty at Walsenburg, Colo.
R. e. Mole, sixteen.year-old son Of
. Laramie railroad man, was saved
from probable death beneath the
wheels of a moving freight train at
Laramie, Wyo., when he was rescued
by ]. NJ. Herbert, a Denver clubman
and president of the Colorado-Wyo-
ming and Eastern Railroad Company.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-12-17
R,rtbs Exceed Deaths

Boulder-A. E. Howe, registrar OF
vital statistics for Boulder county, re-
ports that there were eight deaths and
thirteen births in the unincorporated
districts Of the county during Novem,
boe.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-12-17
Train pseapItat.s Mexican.

Sugar City.-Joe Corella, Mexican,
thirty-five years old, was found dead
on the railroad track between here and
Ordway. His head was severed, toes
cut OF and several bones broken.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-12-17
F.. s.ehlas. e.srles e..In..

BstAs freely The affected surfaoe
With Cuticara Soap and hot water.
Dsy Without irritation and apply Cuti.
csra Ointmeat with finger or hand.
This treatment affords Immediate 70.
lief. permits rest and sleep and points
to speedy healment in most cases Of
!eczemas. rashes. itchings and irrita-
tions Of the skin and scalp Of infants
children and adults. Free sample each
with SIP. Skin Book II you wish. Ad
dress postcard: Cuticura, Dept. K
Boston. Sold everywhere.-Adv.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-12-17

Weeks Break up-A.coId Tablets
A guaranteed remedy for Colds and
La Grippe. Price Csc Of your druggist
It's good. Take nothing slse.-Adv.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-12-17

1t isn't always love that makes Q
man attentive to his wife. Maybe he
10 afraid Of her.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-12-17
stat. Gets s4.sss inhsritane. Tax.

Denver.-Leslie e. Hubbard, state
Inheritance tax appraiser. reports col.
lection Of the following inheritance
taxes for the state:
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-12-17
ASKS $4,000 DAMAGES
0oNrRosE PRIEST eUgS ocssool
MAN FoR slAA0GR.

osess His evit o. s&atsaseees o. e.
W'edman 10 AiIssst - Nave a1s6e
to studsses As0srdia0 Gin.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-12-17
Incline Depot Burns.

Incline Depot Burns.
Colorado Springs.-F1re of mysteri-
Gus origin destroyed the Manitou Sum-
nit Incline roads depot at the foot of
Moant Manitou.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-12-17

crais Funeral Held In Auditorium.
Denver.-The funeral OF Frank My
ron Craig. founder oe the Colony of
Brotherly Love. better known as
Craig Colony was held Sunday at the
Auditorium.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-12-17
He...m.c WIN. 10000 in VII, Suit.

Greeley. A. Davis Of Denver,
owner Of valuable string of fast
horses. wins 100000 by a decision Of
the District Court In his favor in his
suit to break the will Of his father.
w. A. Davis Of lone, who was drowned
by . fall into cistern some months
ago. The elder Davis left an estate
valued ON its face at 100000. worth
s240Je00 ut the present time, to his
three other children and cut J. A.
Davis off with SO on the ground that
the latter was not his son.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-12-17
How II daonanad. .

How did the cashier Of your banl
get into 3ail?"
Left the g OF speculation"
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-12-17

Total ................... .v$.see.lS
The largest tax was obtained from
the estate of John D. Best. the Denver
merchant who died recently.