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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-25
STATE OF WISCONSIN,

STATE OF WISCONSIN.
County Court. La Crosse County. S.
IN PROBATE.
In the matter of the estate of Daniel Thomas
deceased. "'
Letters Of administration in said matter havinf
been granted to John Bosshard of the Village q
sanger notice Is hereby given that Of,
months after the 18th day Of December. A d 1914
are allowed to creditors to present their claim,
against said deceased for examination and allow
ance; and that said Court will on the 22nd day Of
June, A. d. 1915. at 10 O'clock A M ~ ,,;c
day. at the Court Room of said Court in the c IN
House in the City of La Crosse, in said County
examine and adjust all claims and demands of al
persons against said deceased,
By the Court,
JOHN BRINDLEY.
D.. County Judge.
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Sobesidatten.

Sn eincM hiciiaen Spital itarh
ssrau M . obenloer mad,
eincr aroufbeit Don II Sobral.
gle miro bctrolert pom ibremt 0atte.
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SergHisuuss=8esweiie

9iaistir. Seneu siGdmittag NIB Sbcno
EoihepiGe.
Siiun. Seeen Giahmittng uHo Ibeno
@aneeibileer.
Sgrie. Secen Hadmittag nno abeno
&anDclbiloer.
6ainD. SeOen &ndJmittng mn Hbenb
BanoelbilDer.
Gtar. Seoeu Radmittag uno Sbeno
@anDclbiloer.
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YtIonalia.

1Srnu NIB. Ylot bon Bill.
Iings. Mont., iii nod cincn 9eiudl bon
uuebrercn @od)en nod Dem @eiten
Gclmgetebrt.
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Sob oes Nnto . GRINDERS +,

Cob oes Nnto Grflnoers S1l
Cibfolb fam aus Son Antonio,
(cros, ole aunoe pom Dem BORT er-
folgten Ableben pom 3 T.. 5. ".
Gorbart. Dem b~efonnten iriibereit
gr3t. @eiitIihen uno Grfinoer. 1r.
edrbart, Der friiber longe Sabre i'll
Gibtoib qelcbt bate, gilt ais Der go
Ter oes Autos. olS lcin Grinder. Gr
bate leimer3cit ods critic lid lelbcr
iortbeluegenoe Tebifel erfunocL oos
lp1tcr intner mIehr uerbeiiert mlir
DC, bis es enolih lenes @efdbrt MIR.
DC. oas man bellte Autonobil nennt.
Crit fllr5tid, ehrte ocn g~reilen Wolul
Die National AiiociotIon Of Automo-
bile Manufacturers ourd cine BON iDr
augenommcneu HeIolutiorl, in Der or
oIs Der Eionier ser Iutonobilinoulr
RE aucrtannt muroe. Ir. Garbort
lit 81 Sabre alt %Qerporoen. Gr mar
friiber ein befannter 9Ir5t mo aud
bernad ein ~nomboItcr 8ciitlider.
Aud in 8deiuc butte or ais SeeIior=
ger gcuirft unb ihm bat es oieie
Sta0t Ill erlter Ginie 81 beroonfen,
0aB tic helIt8utooe cine 70 beocutnoe
Observation-Disclosures bciiet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-25
F Sett lit es 3eit SIRE Geiis
in planen
nm mir


nm bic
&nnberUpllen Nnsitelnnaen in Goli.
~furnien nno oas eranifenoe Alimn
in Californian udbrenn Der @im-
termunate su eemicien.
@coertcno reou5irte Hunorcile-
3aten. cine IuspobI BON 8obnltrcf.
fen hurbieteno. NIT 9i,nitiacn Stop
rpcr GripiIegien uuo IiberoIcr Hc-
iourfahrts @illtigfeit. iiuo fiir oieiC
MnIdiic in aroft.
YaIien Sic unS SSbuen bel ocnl
EIoncn Sbrcr Reiie hclfen uno Shs
nen gin5eIheitcn betreifcno &atcr
unb 6ohrSciten gcben iomic nu5ie-
bcin init SllrItrotionen ncriehenc-
ne Grudinhcn. Die Ausitcllungeu be-
ltrcihenh.
Meuben Sic iidl an iroeno cilcil
Sitct Aacntcn Der Gbicoqc 4 Gortb.
rcitcrn @ohn. oocr idreibt arl 6. VI.
Cairns. Is. 7. & Z. a.. 6. < q.
-. Nh. 226 W. Sadinn Str, Gbiea.
&c, IN.
VI. &. d.,
Sidct Ygent.
%bonc 332 oSer Rco 800.
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Teucr ~ Cnalasfa

Semrr III Cnalasfd 3tm eritcn
RoIe felt onOertbolb ,Sohrcn bradl IN
nniercm RodborltGofG,cn Gin 6eller
aus. Ter Sbertbeil oes non 6rou Ab
ner Shutting %neluobnten 0oiIies inur
DC %lan1iHt SnboIt pom ,Scner scr
itnrt, betrGdtlidlen Sdd0en onridl.
tcno, Der ieood) ourcb &criiheruug
Aeocaft 1t.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-25

es &er Seller gu mdBisen Gin.
len leihen modhte. einen %nerldBlidJer
8atheeber fur 9eeos unb @iortqaaes
brandlt. ooer 'ScIo auf quite Gld,er1eii
1Hsieiben ptn. ipenne iidl an ". :.
0idil i. 203 g. 4. Strabe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-25

ey q. s. SoI5. 9gent fir Sic
Nem enei7no @utuoI 2ife. Ger 0Ite.
Itct iG1rllten Giuioenoen @eienihait
III Nmerica. hat Gin Grntnr i'm 2irr.
rler PIP Stntc @onf @ebduoe croft.
net. ut1h penn Sic iih fiir 2ebens.
rerlidcriind iitereiiirer. 10 miro es
bun %ertheil fur sic iein iid NIT ibm
in Serbinouna su ieseu.
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@eidaffs Nptisen.

EsY7 Ser bette autidenz une Ges
pddpnaehnienit in Der Stdot ,piro Shnen
ocn Der d ateran Gitp Grams
r s .. DelieierI. Shunes 179.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-25
50 K S.

6inen Gag fraber Ges &eib-
nohtsieiertaseS mcact ipir6 Der
.,3oroitern" anltott 6reitng Worgen
bereits on Dcnneritag Wtittag CT
peoirt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-25

eFP 6. z. gan Guteu. &eriiher
:lnGs agent; &araidlaftse ooer Cider
beits Souos. 22S YenrI StrnBe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-25

Die Sa Grohe Bling So. bat ibr
Capital non 100000 otf 100000
.rbobt. Gieie 6irma lit cine Der er.
folarcidliten SSnouitrien in ga Groiie
unh madlt rapioe 6ortid)ritte.
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clrtrnIit1t.

rlttrolit0t. ipoDrC
onlerifalrii6e Hal.
tralit6t lit bentc
oieielbe. Die tic
Sitr 3eit 6cs CT
item Yraiioentel1
" q | + i II @ :
tons, oeS &a'
tcrs unicres St.n.
0es. NOR.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-25

GScl0e Der Ghre meilen, 0llrte1 ne aber
oudl nid)t pergelien. 0aB Dos Melb
nuhtsieit Der Siebc mo Elm 6clr Der
ainocr insbeionoere lit nno aud I'M
ciaenen 2onhe, in Der eigenen oinot
uno i'm eigetlen sfomillen- INN
Sr~eun6esircile mel gu tbrrn ut. nm be
itcbenoe 9totb mo Gleno nadl Wog-
lidfcit 81 Iinoern. Seit pielen SAB
rem lit fir gang Amcrito fem lold1
irnurigcs &Seibnnhten angcbrodlen.
ais bas q%egcnudrtige lid 81 geltoltell
eroht. 3ie engliide Yreiie bat imater
mieocr Die on9eblih bier %beltebcllot
Qroipcritdt bod in Den Simllel sc.
boben. III Ian9en Artlfclu oar5u!eBel,
ueriud)t, oar gtotb mo eleno turtnI
eriItiere.
4bcr in Sen @roEItGoten unieres
9onoes aibt lid bittere 9toth tuno.
mo iur pieIe Miaionen %criltirt oil
Qroiperitai uid)t einmol in Der Gin.
bilonng
.0eben III leltgcr OILS neDEieft..
iogt ifon Die beiIigc Sdlriit, uno in
oicierl gimme modlten mir unieren lie
ben 2elcrn nieics SSeibnaf,tsieii
erinncrn. Sit genitgt Elm %irctnoli'
der 3ulprltd). nm unenolid piel @u.
tes 81 thum un6 ein gefnidtes
NenlhctherS mieoer nui5uridlten,
oamit IS Oertrallensnou i'll ole 81.
tunft id,olcn fam pom Der Sober
mann it'd 0oh niir bas Bette mllnidlt
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GIN Snicmcitt.
2~Seibuodjto: Nuoeittit1taen.

GoicroIeS ST 80. $t.75. $3.50 uHD 500: &ono 2ompcn 81, IA;
gSeor. @uer aluminium. SbcrfeieI $3.50. 1915. $500 uno $500;
Aiiuminunt Sbefopie $1.75. $500 unh $3.50; aaifatopc $500
mo $50; Goiter Gets $500. $500 uo $3.50. @ir hobet it1.
ne 9orselonelT 50c. 75c. 500, St.25 bis $500; SaloH @oglen
SOC. 75e mo $t.00: 6iid) @omlen 25c SOC mb 75c. Sn Snic
iodsn boben mir Ynppen, Bidder. Spiclc @cihirr, @etiteloa
Siihc uno StIble.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-25

~ Gic mouotIihe &eriammlung
Der 90 GroiIe Wutuol 2oon &
9uiloiua Aiociotion iin0et an
9Pouto9 Abcno itott. lSlt oicler Ser
iannlung merben Ganniooten fitr
nos 3irefturium oufaciteui.
" M. 2ueninq, Sefr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-25
IS mutt nidt SIT arsnmentiren.

9eller it es uns cine Strobe geltel.
Iune 81, 9eben. Sine llnse 3uTrieoen.
belt lit cine Come augmentation
mcrtb. llnlere @reiie iino nieorig nrs
infer MoterioI bon boditer @itte-
Sdreincr arbciten gerne bamit, oa ne
cine quite Arbcit oamit sllluege brln-
|aen. Spred,cr Sic Dor uno nberdeit.
gen Sic iiG,.
Senlter;L 5Sbiircn. Soften, BLINDS,
|NortboIs 6uBbooen, Stunt : @lns,
ih0ne aSnren 0artbols . 4rbeiten
|So0en : Gomtor-. 8ant- uno 8lrth.
idofts : Ginridtungen, 1adbeflei-
0ungen II. !. in.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-25

3nberobe @lonfets @tocon j. eS ebt feline bcierCn idmer
meid, boudhia m6 e6tfurbta; 81 - uno So. 40 NIT buSn PATHFINDER
Sd,nur mo Guote umipnh; mir moden oorouS cine @nocrobc fr
uno fertig fir Sic.
@oIIenc 0ortb Star @Iontet@ lmb quite @lunfct&. Is oit feline.
Die better onscfcrti9t iinb, aau5 &oue, YluioS. W $500; nubcrr jill
$500
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-25
9as Teit Der 9iebe uno Sarnl=
ber5isfeit!

o~niequenter &cl'
ie. menn Die @e.
0onten ser 9eut-
lhen Der gon-
3en &elt III &c.
a e II 10 u / i.
ger @eibnabts'
3eit bel ibrer
g4ruoern IN
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-12-25
Die(er Saoen miro Samfas 2aorsens
nm 9 2t6r geofnet.

Ter 8eitnohtsaeiit idmebt in ser 2uit. 90
Die Strange our 9orie MIR fir Den Ginfoui b
t1o IN anbetratt oieier Ibatinde lit unier ga
Vorrdth ncrieben lnorocu. 6iir Die fuIten gSil
me 2leioungsitiidc Die nnqenebmlten (r0icntc.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-21

Catholic church and have son Rus
sell baptized upon return to New
York
Fort Worth, Tex.-Bodies of John
Taylor, his wife and two children
were found in their home. Had been
dead several weeks. Thought poi-R
soned. (
yWeIlsWiIIe, N. Y.-The National
Aluminium Works, occupying city !
block, destroyed by fire. $250,000s
loss.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Shelby
M. Cullom, 49,, reported very seEious-
ly i'll. Condition critical
st. Louis, Mo.-Attacked by news-s
paper as "quack," DR.. ]. ]. Miller sui-gs
cided.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-21
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

AAASIN<41 H D1A4ASA ~
New York.-3oo men thrown out
of work, 100000 damage when
foundry of Whale Creek Iron Works,
Williamsburg, was destroyed by fire.
Washington. - Gallery observers
made notes on Pres. Wilson's pro-
nunciation in reading trust message.
Either pronounced eyether; been pro-
nounced bean; personnel pronounced
pare-so-nel.
New York.-"BaIdy," simian of
New York zoo for whom $4,000 has
been offered, and who recently
knocked cut keeper, dead. White
plague.
Bridgeport, conn.-Wm. Lundberg
advertised for IAN educated man" to
shovel snow off his wife's grave
Garfield, N. J.-PIunging into cold
bath, Frank Sidders, 10, died of
shock.
Hoboksn, N. Jon charge that
he embraced scrubwoman in class
room during school hours, Prof. La
fayette Talbot, principal of Public
School No. 8, suspended.
London.-MedicaI board ordered
pensions for 2 women, themselves
healthy, who carry enteric germs in
their clothes. 60 cases of disease
traced to one of them.
Champaign, III,-Frank Maskate,
Italian fruit vender held on suspicion,
following shooting of Charles Cath
len, fruit vender.
South Bend, Ind.-John Heighan,
IS, ex-city engineer, fatally wounded,
and son, John Meighan, Jr.. 81, seri-
ously wounded when another son,
Edward, %, shot them as they were
sleeping. Believed insane. Arrested.
Harrisonburg, IlI.-Ed Whenton
and Frank Torricelli, two men who
robbed bank at Springerton, Ill, and
escaped from White county Jail last
Saturday night, captured.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-21
THIs OUGHT 10 SAVE LIVES

New York, Jan. 21.-Resolutions
seeking from the legislatures of all
states laws requiring drug manufac-
turers and wholesale and retail drug
gists to adopt a special form of re-
ceptacle for bichloride of mercury to-
day were presented at the sessions
of the New York Pharmaceutical AS
ISOLATION, which is holding its annual
convention in Madison Square Gar
den.
In connection with the resolutions
presented, the attention of delegates
and visitors was called to the exhibit
of patent bottles, boxes and capsules
designed to hold bichloride of mer-
curry and other poisonous drugs and
medicines. Standard shapes of re-
ceptacles, boxes and capsules for the
various poisons and drugs, it was
argued, would do away almost en-
tirely with accidental deaths by these
poisOns. There was every indication
today that the resolutions would be
adopted and the officials of the asso-
citation ordered to send them to the
legislatures of all the states in the
union.
Oregon has a wife's con1Densation
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-21

Oregon has wife's compensation
bill. It requires that saloonkeepers,
give compensation in cases where
husbands die from alcoholism. ,.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1914-09-01
Toothache Is Ancient.

It has been discovered that hun.
dreds OF years before Columbus dis
covered America the aborigines OF
this continent employed, not to say
tolerated. dentists. And only while
ago 1t was discovered that dentists
fiourished in ancient Egypt long be-
fore Moses was found in HIS basket OF
rushes beside the Nile, The ancient
American dentists practiced the art
of filing teeth. Some of their work
has lasted to this day in skulls found
In old burial mounds by Prof. M. II.
Saville of Columbus university. These
discoveries prove the antiquity OF
toothache-and reveal to us the fact
that these men of hundreds and thou
sands of years ago probably APP
preached the shop Of the dentist with
about the same feelings as possess
the man of today. All Of which Is OF
no particular account to the man who
knows he must soon approach that or
deal, Is 1t?
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1914-09-01
ea.om.ter slunn for AxIators.

Mr.. w. ]. Lugard. representing the
Tourist club Of Holland, recently made
an interesting proposal at meeting OF
the congress of the League OF Interna-
tlonal Touring associations, says Lon
don Answers.
Aviators experience much difficulty
in ascertaining their whereabouts
when flying over towns and villages at
a considerable height. and Mr.. Lugard
suggested that at the top Of every
gasometer a large arrow should be
painted with the tip pointing north.
His scheme includes the use of index
letters and reference numbers. For
example, If SIX were index letters rep
resenting Sussex. and Horsham were
No. 8 on the list OF towns in that coun-
ty, the local gasometer would be
marked SSX.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1914-09-01
DID UP THE CHAM ION
AMERICAN SOLDIERS HAD BIRD
THAT WAS SOME FIGHTER.
Some Might Have Called Il "Rinaer,"
But Main Thing Was That II
Lowered the Pride Of the
Flllplnos.

The Boveric. Captain Harper. Brit.
fish steamship. which lay at the Ameri-
can piers, Tompkinsville. n. Y.
brought from the far East yarn con.
corning several United States infantry
men in Manila, one bald-headed eagle.
guileless Fllipinos.
According to the story the Boveric's
officers went to cooking main at Ma
Mia. AS they entered the enclosure
the sailors met party of United
States infantrymen, one of whom car.
rled under his arm canvas bag.
Several fights took place of minor
Importance. During this time more
soldiers kept entering until there were
more than hundred in the enclosure.
Finally Filipino, bearing under his
arm a beautiful fowl. stepped into the
place and made an announcement that
caused much excitement.
That's the champion bird around
here" a sergeant told the Boveric's
people. Hes beaten everything that
has been put up against him. but now
he's going to get what is coming to
him. Here goes" and he clambered
down into the plaza.
The owner of the game cock had
Just finished challenging all corners,
when the sergeant, his bag under his
arm. clambered down beside linn and
dumped its contents on the ground.
The contents consisted Of one bird. the
most disreputable fowl that anyone in
the assemblage ever laid eyes ON. A
howl Of derision greeted the appear
ance OF the strange object as 1t stag.
gered to its feet and gazed about.
The Filipino readily agreed to match
his beautiful bird against the shape
less mass of feathers that huddled in
the pit The bets were made, spurs
were put on both birds and they were
left alone in the ring,
The American bird shook his legs
couple of times, then huddled again.
The Filipino cock saw the other fowl
and walked about him a couple OF
times. then, lowering his head, made a
vicious run for him. The American
bird went rolling at the shock, picked
himself up, and again composed him
self.
Once more the Filipino bird ran at
him, this time the sharp steels strik-
ing home. Out Of the tangle OF feath-
ers large claw reached out, pinning
the Filipino champion to the ground,
Then head shot viciously from the
dirty ruffied plumage of the American
bird, curved beak grasped the head
of the gamecock and wrenched it from
its body.
Not till saw that head and beak
in action did | realize just what 1t
was" said one of the Boveric's officers,
in telling the story. Those Yankee
soldiers had slipped in bald-headed
eagle. They told me afterward 1t was
their regimental mascot. The Filipfnos
were a sore lot, but they paid up"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1914-09-01

(took stoves aud ranges marked down TO
Simake room for fall heaters, A big line,
call and see them. w z. YESTERDAY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1914-09-01
Money to Loan on approved real estate

Money to Loan on approved real estate
security. @. M. Beltzhoovsr. Jr.
We are showing the most elaborate die.
play of meus and boys shoes ever plasea
on sale IN this city.
Kahn's. Sadler Block.
Majestic and Laurel ranges also coal Oh
stoves in stock and will erect in your house
on short notice. John c. Burns & Co,
Toilet articles are always cheaper at the
A b Dept Store.
The B Dept Store has the best line Of
ladies' muslin underwear ia town.
Thermos bottle keep liquids cold. ask
Miller's Pharmacy.
For summer time, use an Ingersell watch.
Ask MiIler's Pharmacy
Parties having money TO loan should see
me. / can give them an attractive per
cent investment. w o Norris.
If you need truss go to see DR.. Scott At
DR.. Pittman's old stand. Large stock aud
low prices.
sat.yet will rid your hogs of worms.
CT Wall Co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1914-09-01

The ladies of the Leetown Metho-
dist church will hold a festival on
the lawn at the home Of Miss Sailie
Watson at Leetown on Thursday
evening, September 10. The public is
cordially invited. The Sunday School
will picnic on the property Of Ar.
Z c. Watson on Saturday, Aug. y.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1914-09-01
Explained at Last.

BIZ wonder why woman never
throws straight. Do you suppose it is
due to some fault IN the construction
of her arms?
Dix-Net at ALL 1t Is due to the fact
that woman never throws things un-
til she is SO mad she cannot see
straight.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1914-09-01

OF all kinds done promptly. neatly
and at Lowest Prices Il The
SPIRIT OFFICE.
Handsome new faees OF --latest
Style Type recently aaded 10 ota
already excellent job e.n
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1914-09-01

Something for nothing every Saturday at
A B Dept Store. Just make 81 purchase.
Lilly Separators, the kind thataiways
pleases and never any complaints. Sold
John G. burns & Co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1914-09-01
Not 4 Mathematician

Judge-What Is your occupation?
Witness-I'm an expert on figures. >
Judge-Oh, mathematician. Ell?
Witness-No, your honor ! select
the chorus girls for the musical come
dies"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1914-09-01
TAKE OFF THAT
BuLGING SHIRT

y = LNI A4NO . II N I
and put on this one that was Numbered at
the Charles Town Steam Laundry. Then
when You get to the theater you'll not
feel uucomfortable-your shirt will STAY
in its place. and the other fellow will
wonder why. The only reason is "laun-
dered at the Charles Town Steam Laun-
derry" 1fyou've never tried us do so
this week. aud you will see that the only
''hot air" we use is our irons We sew
on buttons and do reasonable repairing
free of charge.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1914-10-28

marked the other with n happy laugh.
"Say, Mr. Daw, I'm no prude about
my drinks. but think Id better stick
to just one color from now on" and he
surveyed doubtfully an amber cOlored
him.
Leave 1t to me-" begged the bar
tender with an engaging smile Il am
keeping strict tab on the state Of your
health and l guarantee you safe and
pleasant journey. You reach the apex
Of this with the rainbow bender, which
l will presently build for you. but be-
fore you begin to babble shall COM
mence to let you down with graded
fixers. Safe, sane and scientific. and
watch the effect OF each drink"
Mr.. Jackson laughed long and hearth
ly. 81 don't care what happens to me
now" he said. 81 never had a scien-
tifc jag in my life and I'm willing to
try anything once"
How will you go about 1t to get my
permit" asked Wallingford, watching
Blackie in fascination.
well. first, you give me 81 600" an
nounced Mr.. Jackson quite calmly. "fll
Just lug that 81 900 around and show 1t
to the boys and then they'll think you
mean business"
Wallingford chuckled. What right
has a man to be a stranger anyhow
he inquired. "will you excuse me a
moment while l step down to the
Officer
Certainly. You'll have to get Blount
II you want to open the safe
This is Mr.. wallingford, Mr.
Blount." said J. Rufus presently over
the telephone. "Can ! trust Charley
Jackson with S1.OOOY'
do you expect 1t back?" asked
Blount.
"Well. no.
"Then yes"
"will Mr. Jackson do what he prom
isesr
"Have you any more money!
Naturally
'-rhen yes"
Wallingford went back upstairs
where he found Blackie holding a
watch in his hand while Mr.. Jackson
drank the rainbow bender.
i've decided to hand you that
$1,000" wallingford announced with a
warning glance at Blackie and he
strobe to the buffet drawer. where he
obtained his wallet. You understand
what / want. don't you, Mr.. Jacksonf''
and he preferred two $500 bills.
Those bills disappeared so quickly
into Mr.. Jackson's pocket that they
must have been startled
Certainly I do" Mr. Jackson assur-
ed him You want to be allowed "A
chance at the peoples money and
you're willing to pay 20 per cent for
the privilege. You know, of course,
that some Of the boys will want to buy
up the land and sell 1t to you when
you pick out your location?'
Wallingford, smiling cheerfully, but
now can see how plausible it is. The
more 1 know OF your political system
the more 1 admire 1t. 1t Is SO careful.
SO clean and so thorough"
you'll like 1t better when you get
close to It," Jackson told him soberly.
LET me warn you of one thing. You
want to keep quiet about this scheme.
II Colop and Tunnison get wind OF
what you're doing before ! spring the
thing on the city council for an actual
vote they'll down us sure"
The telephone bell began to ring in
the Venetian suit as early as o'clock
the next morning. which was Sunday.
Wallingford. grooming with numb
d-oustnass dragged himself out of
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"You want to be allowed a chance Al
the peoples money"
the receiver and leaned heavily against
the telephone to gather up strength
enough to lurch back to the most de
licious spot in all the wide. wide world.
what time is ity'' came a comfort
ably drowsy voice from Blackie DAVIS
pink bedroom.
Eight oclockr' barked Wallingford.
then he paused to curse the represent
alive of the Trumpet. realizing. mean
while that he was doing but feeble
job of 1t. jackson or somebody has
hurried right to the papers with this
fool amusement park talk and saved
me the trouble of queering the game"
That's tough" Blaclic stated with
out opening his eyes. Now you can't
build that park. and ! wanted the first
ride on the roller COASTER"
oh you wouldn't have got 1t any
how returned Wallingford GROSSLY.
too miserable of body even to smile at
Blackie's inconsequentiality. II never
intended to build an amusement park.
That was only blind to get me into
the edge Of the game so could sink a
fork into something else. | intended to
slip the information to Collop and Tun-
nison tomorrow. but didn't figure on
having an Internal reporter get me out
of bed at 8 o'clock on Sunday morn.
ing"