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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-04

NATIONAL LEAGCE.


Thursdays Games
At St Louis-lst Game . -
Fltt9ourg 5000 III w w sS7 II (
Batteries: Pittsburg. Cooper. Harmon and and
Coleman: St Louis Perdue' 6oolnsoI' f7i-
rift, Williams and Snyder hinEo-
Second game. * a. =,
81 I .o71is 600 10 10
Batteries: Pittsburg, KantlehneT ana llo-
son; St Louis, Griners Nienaus anu 1'0-i7-
Called end OF eighth; darkness
At Brooklyn-1st Game a.. X u =
New York - 900 240 o0o-6 ~
Brooklyn ...-.- 900 101 ool-S -
Batteries: New York Mashewson and
Meyers. Mclean: Brooklyn, Regain, Schmitz,
McCarty and Fisher
At Brooklyn-2nd Game. -, r II =;
New York $500 ------199 IVY - a.
BsttSries: New York Tesrsau and Meyers;
Brooklyn. Aitchison. steele ana AcCaF1S-
At pbuass,nbia RHE
BestoR --------ee9gS SSy CO. II
i5laqslPhie no., Ter DAVIS. coohre
ham and Gowdy Whaling Philadelphia,
Alexander and Killifer-
c6 At Cincinnati ....ol1 1o4 ooo-z Is &, e
Cincinnati -. 200 900 600
Batteries: Chicago. HUMPHREYS and
Archer: Cincinnati. Schneider. Fahrer and
Clarke. Gonzales
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Thursdays Games.
At Buffalo-1st Game go < Il =
| Brooklyn .--.-- ------gd9 ~ g95--0 a
Batteries: Brooklyn. Maxwell and Land;
Buffalo. Moran. Woodman and Blair.
Er 90 zoe 100 ooo-I
Batteries. BROOKLYN. Chapeue and wat
son: Buffalo. Anderson and Lavigne-
At Pittsburg-1st Game RHE
Baltimore ....-- -..---OO2 0o2 001-5
Pittsburg 80 900 100 01O-3 ?
Batteries: Baltimore. Bailey. Wilhelm
and Russell; Pittsburg, Walker and Berry.
F7sitim 5,re7''.- 900 90 ooo-i
Batteries: Baltimore. Conley and Jack
/ litsch; Pittsburs. Barger and Kerr
At Chicago R-HE
! Indianapolis 5000 ----11O 001 20O-5 3 I
I Chicago -. .---.---10O 600 500 5
Batteries. Indianapolis. Billiard. Falken-
I berg and Rariden; Chicago. johnson and
( Wilson
At St. Louis. RHE
I Kansas City .-----s03 o01 900 2os-12 - 9
/ St. Louis -....---- coo 100 go 200 II 4
! Batteries: Kansas City. Packard and En-
zenrothi St Louis Keupper. Willett Daven-
! port and Hartley, Chapman
TEXAS LEAGUE
Thursdays Games.
! A. Dallas X n z
Dallas ..-- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Batteries: Dallas. Mullins. Edwards and
Query, Austin. Hoffman and Lewis
Second game. r. H Z.
Dallas 80. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Batteries: Dallas. Mullins and Glass; Aus
tin. Bowen and Lewis
Both seven innings by agreement
At Houston RI z.
Houston ton, ----------------------5
san AlLQulo Il 3
Batteries; Houston. Ware and Kitchens;
San Antonio. Countrymand and Hauenstein.
At Galveston Ri Z
Galveston .-.- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 13
Beaumont .-.. ---.--..----8
Batteries: Galveston. Barfoot and Noyes;
Beaumont. Martina and Bobo.
At Waco. p HE
Waco ---. ---------.--.----.....Z
Fort " orth -..-------- --------Z
Batteries Waco. sage and Carson; Fort
Worth. Appleton and HaiEh-
Called in 18th inning on account OF dark
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-04
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Thursdavfs Game

At indianapolis r H 2
Kansas CITY 5000. - 600 100 007-q
Indianapolis ------ ----5O2 10 O0x-7 10
Batteries Kansas City, Baskette. N-Co
and Geibel; Indianapolis, Willis and Living
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-04
WESTERN LEAGUE STANDINGS.
ere They Play satnrdnr.

Where They Play Saturday.
Topeka al Denver.
Lincoln at Wichita
Sioux City at Des 1foines-
St Joseph at Omaha
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-04
TENAs LEAGUE sTANDINGs
where They Play saturday.

Waco at Fort Worth
Beaumont at Galveston
san Antonio at Houston.
Austin at Dallas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-04

p = Il

90 Al eolu lnpus R. H E.
columbus $500 100 900 2Os-s ID 8
batteries; St Paul. Walker and James.
Columbus. Goshora- Cook and smith
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-04

~ -NllaEllle
Milwaukee -.--.. .-..OsO COO 221-1I Il 1
LOUISVILLE $500 ----.O14 900 100 u >
Belter1es: Milwaukee. Young, Cutting.
5ovllk and Hughes. Louisville. LoudermiIk.
Toney and SeveroId
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-04
AssoCIATIoN srANnENGs.

Where They Play Saturday.
Columbus at Louisville
Cleveland at Indianapolis.
Kansas City at Milwaukee.
Minneapolis at St. Paul.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-04
BASEBALL
u RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDINGS

Standing Of Clubs ana Schedule Of Games
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-04
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At Boston-1st Game RI E
Philadelphia --... 100 600 100 2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-04
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Thnrslar,s Games.

At Ruffa1o-1st came r H z.
Rrool,Iy1 .O1O $50 OO4-10 II 3
RBffaI0 49, .OO2 600 600
Batteries: Brooklyn. Maxwell and Land
Buffalo. Moran. WoOdman and Blair.
A. Buffalo-2nd Game r. II z.
Buffal5 -. 100 81 OOx-5 3
Batteries Brooklyn, Chapeue and Wat
son; Buffalo. Anderson and Lavigne-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-04

At Chicago p Il E
Chicago ....-- ----.---100 600 500 5 8
Batteries Indianapolis Billiard. Falken-
Wilsol-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-04

Nice hens, alive OF dressed to order,
It Opitz Market. phone 136.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-04

Kansas city sos o01 600 eos-I2 I5 4
St. Louis -..------ coo 100 90 200 II &
Batteries: Kansas City. Packard and En-
zeuroth- st. Louis. Eeupper. Willett, Daven-
port and Hartley. Chapman
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-04

At Brooklyn-1st Game X y =
New York --.--- ------09gg99 az az SSY-S is
Batteries. New York. MstheWson ana
Meyers. Mclean; Brooklyn Regain Schrnltz,
AicCarty and Fisher.
At Brooklyn-2nd Game r II =,
prool-Iyn p10 600 DOL o
Batteries New York. Tesreau ana Meyers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-04

At ELllld4etp lla
Boston 5000 --------0ON uuu uuH-E 10 3
Philadelphia $1,000 10 uoL lux Il
Batteries: Boston. Tier DAVIS. S9c1Ee-
ham and Gowdv. Whaling Philadelphia,
Alexander and killifer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-04

At PittsburE-1st Game RI z.
Baltimore 1890 ------Vu- u0- WI z
PittsburE - 900 100 01O-3 2
Batteries: Baltimore. Bailey. Wilhelm
and Russell. PittsburE, Walker and Berry
At Pittsburg-2nd Game r Il z
Pittsburg ..---- oh COL ok 10 o
Batteries Baltimore, Conley and Jack
ntsch. Pittsburs. Bauer and kerr-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-04

At Cincinnati K ~ E
cincinnati -. 600 600 900 8
Batteries. Chicago. HUMPHREYS and
Archer; Cincinnati, Schneider, tanrer and
Clarke. Gonzales
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-04

A. & ro,,isIIe $50 r. II. z.
riffsb41-g 10T 90 sse-11 II 2
81 T.ouis 600 600 SOL II &
Coleman. s. TouTe Psrdue- Robinson. Per
rift. Williams and Snyder, NinEo-
s.co,5 -,-,e r II. E.
Alma record., 1914-05-21

Roy Vandermark was in Riverdale on
business Saturday.
VIII Wilson of St. Louis was in the
city on business Saturday.
Mrs. c. +. Barnes returned to her
home in Ottawa, Ohio, Friday.
Robert Hamp of St. Louis was in Al
ma on business Saturday.
Miss Carrie E. Luck went to Middle
ton the first of the week.
w. A. Colwallader Of Owosso was in
Alma on business Thursday.
Mrs. Cassie Kelley OF Belding spent
last week with friends in town.
Miss Anna Hamilton of Shepherd at
tended the May Festival in this city.
John Miner Of St. Louis was in FL
well and Alma on business Saturday.
Merritt Miller, Robert Notestein and
L. Frickholm were in Saginaw Satur-
day.
Mrs. Put Taylor Of .Elwell is the
guest of her parents in Portland, Mich,
TINS week.
Miss Jennie Mllard of Appleton, Wis,
was the guest OF her cousin, Don Far
rough, Friday
Mr. and Mrs Maynard Pringle spent
Sunday in Clare the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Caple.
Mr.. and Mrs John Jarvis of New Ha-
ven spent the last half Of last week with
relatives in the city
The L, B. Ladies' Aid will meet
Thursday afternoon. May 2lst, at the
home of Mrs. NJ. A. Miller, 604 Pine
Ave
Lee Howland of Charlevoix was in
Alma Monday. Mr.. Rowland is the
contractor who laid the Michigan Ave
nue. pavement.
c. A. Green, the we'll known piano
tuner, will be in Alma very soon to at
tend to anything in his line. Leave or
ders at Losey's jewelry store. 1882
Alma record., 1914-05-21

George Maier was in Saginaw Sun
day
George Moore was in Saginaw on bus
mess Monday.
r. V. Lott spent Sunday with his par
! ents in ST. Louis.
Glenn Ritter and Carl Harry were
Clare visitors Sunday.
George Sharrar was Merrill visitor
Monday of this week.
Miss jeanette Kellogg was the guest
of Lansing friends over Sunday.
Clifford Allen and Max Fulcher of St.
Louis were Alma visitors Sunday.
A premium paid on Owosso Butter
Crust Bread wrappers at NJ A. Med
ler's. X
St. Louis High was defeated in base
ball Saturday by Bay City at Bay City
Score 8 to IA.
Frank Hurst, former Alma coach,
spent Saturday in Alma and had charge
of the track meet.
rage, the hardware merchant, has the
contract to install furnace in the
church at Sumnerton.
Charles Button sang at a sorority party
at the Central State Normal at Mt.
Pleasant Saturday night.
The Frances Willard Union will meet
with Mrs. G. F. Renner Center ST., on
Saturday afternoon, May q.
Mrs. Walter Vliet and son, Stanley,
spent the last of the week and over Sun
day with Mr. .Vliet in Chicago.
Miss Harriet McGreaham returned the
first of the week from Ann Arbor where
she attended the May Musical Festival.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Montague spent the
first of the week in Cadillac with their
son and family, who are visiting in that
city.
Mrs. Harry Gerber entertained at
cards last Tuesday afternoon at her
home on East Center street. A most
enjoyable time is reported by those pres
ent.
Alma record., 1914-05-21
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

A. T. Miller spent Friday in Ithaca
on business.
John Spinney transacted business in
Ithaca Friday.
Ben Mindell was IN Grand Rapids on
business Friday.
George Sharrar was in Merrill Tues
day on business.
Miss Faye Bruce of Crystal spent two
weeks with Mrs. c. II. Briggs
Cecil Johnson was in Detroit on busi-
ness with the Ford people last week.
Mrs. Cora Gardner of North Star Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Gardner Sat-
urday.
Willis Hopkins returned to St. Johns
Friday after short visit with his fam
lily near Alma.
Mrs. Frank Nesen of St. Louis spent
Saturday afternoon in Alma en- route
to Cadillac to visit her son, William and
wife
Alma record., 1914-05-21

Fred Rogers spent Sunday in Grand
Rapids.
Ray Tomlin was Mt Pleasant visi-
tor Sunday
George Brown made business trip
to Merrill Monday.
Ralph Goggins was in Mt. Pleasant
the first of the week
Robert Foster of St. Louis transacted
business in Alma Monday.
Erwin Dursham Of St. Louis was in
Alma on business Monday.
Eat Owosso Butter Crust Bread from
Medler's and save the wrappers X
George w. Moore spent the first of
the week in Ann Arbor on business.
Get your lawn mower sharpened and
repaired at Forquer's, Redman Block.
Blanche Wheeler OF Meesick visited
relatives in Alma the first of this week.
Miss Fern Rule is spending a two
weeks vacation in Toledo with rela-
tives
Miss Zoa Wheaton spent Sunday in
Forest Hill in company with Miss Beu-
lah Brown.
Herbert Montague returned Saturday
from Travrse City where he spent last
week with friends.
Mrs. W. d. Kathan of Grand Rapids
is spending this week with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Leon Stinchcomb.
McPhaul and Whiten's Barber Shop,
the Saad building and Miners cafe have
all received a fresh coat of paint.
Miss Hattie Mills of the Stanton High
school faculty was the guest of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. !. +. Mills Saturday
and Sunday.
Prof. and Mrs A. p. Cook left this
afternoon to attend the Annual May
Fete of the University of Wisconsin,
where their son, Maynard, is a student.
Alma record., 1914-05-21

William stigert at the Masonic Home
is ILL.,
The Masonic Home is receiving coat
OF paint
Mrs. John Estep is spending this week
in lonia.
Roy Bayles OF Ithaca was in the city
Tuesday.
Mrs. H. Kimball was in Palo the first
OF the week.
Mrs. l.. B. Schatzer was a Wheeler
visitor Tuesday.
William O'Reilly OF St. Louis was in
the city Tuesday.
J. c. Foster was in Elwell on a busi-
ness trip Tuesday.
Miss Lily Gearing is enjoying a weeks
visit at Traverse City.
Rev. Green of Mt. Pleasant was an
Alma visitor Tuesday.
John Mcintosh of Sparta was the
guest of Miss Mable Ramay over Sun
day.
Mrs. Ida A. Lyall, chiropractor of
Ashley was in the city on business Tues
day.
Mrs. H. Hopkins of Shepherd was
called to Grand Rapids Tuesday by the
illness of her son.
The fire department may worthily be
praised for their quick, careful methods
in extinguishing the blaze at the resi-
dence of ]. Sparkling. 220 Woodwork
avenue Monday afternoon. The roof
caught fire on the south side from
spark from a switch engine. The fire
was reported after it had gained some
headway, burning through the roof and
setting fire to the attic. Two streams of
hose were turned on the roof and holes
were Clipped allowing chemicals to be
used. The furnishings were carried
from the house and only a small amount
of damage was done by water.
Alma record., 1914-05-21
DECORATION DAY, MAY 80.

Those having flowers to spare, and
will donate same for decorating soldiers
graves on Decoration Day, May 30th,
will kindly send them to G. A. X. hall
over l.. n. Bakers store early on the
morning of the 5Oth Instant.
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First Presbyterian Church.

Rev. 4. y. Chandler will occur,
his pulpit ct ~ u. ~. and 1:3O p.
m. The subject Of the morning dis
course " III l,c NO Mans Day" In
the evening he will deliver a tor
minute address, on God Working
With Man" This service will he
followed by the report Of the Com.
snittcc Of Forty. which IL to canvass
the members Of the church in the
afternoon. This committee will en-
deavor to secure sufficient pledges
between the hours OF ahd 8 o'clock.
10 cover all the current years cx-
pcnscs ms we'll as the appor ortionment
for benevolcnces. In order to facili-
tate this work every member Of the
church who il not on the committee
Ia akscd to remain at home during
the hours above mentioned.
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WORLDS BASEBALL
TOURISTS GATHER
At B6 BANQUET

N~~ York. March THE has
ssss tssisLs 81 which tho White ssns
asa lh. Gisais ~iii he the guests ot
hoNof siii siss- tho u-~k ot kssr-
hall ffshss thai has s.isned - Nes
SsSNs T.snssso~ ar NonaAf Nss-
sEsf MsGsas pishs is leave With hts
lsasiss players for MAsiin and O~s-
e. Coests4-s and tho White tsss viii
nsrab-ss sf IN. team ALREADY in sk-
ssSisiss sanP.
t-assai i1asa- officials. .ha tail
I'd To .ien . player IN sessssdAs' |.
rush. btt ~hu.- activity srss-d Ia
establish . he- hish s1Ark fos sAi.
ssiss. also -iii leave is~as
The sAisss Tsis Speaker i. To se.
eeis~ tsua the tssssaon Amsssraa
iessus siub ~ss to-day tho sasi-~s al
much spr~uiaiioa. Il is psaesssnn-a
that speaker. soassAet saiis for -
sssuAi sAissy at sis."sa OF sis.soo
asa 10 saai,ios To this hs sos .
es.ees eosas fos .isaias.
B~fnse sixaiss . Red Sps eoe,sass
xp~st~s iissrard Ia the r~dessi os.
fsss bai demanded . five year eoa.
Tract tass~sa a three yesrA tic sisu
demanded thr cilmsasiSoa os the
eiasss IL tho eoasrars ~hseh sive~
-ASlos- eAa psisiissv of aroepiss q
playss on tra DAYS nosirc.
TIE Nsttossi league a~rsis9 ~.
~oiied II no decision with sexard 10
tho chieaEo-iicssce club deal Tor the
services ot johasy t:svss aud II tiad.
lag . se~ o~acr for tho club. A..
t.. swo ieasthy s~~sioas tho hoard
at dis~eiosx announced that tho fin
al s~stiemcat ot thc Escrs trade had
bc~n left tn Pt-sidcas Trarr. A. ihc
.siiustion nov Stands. Evcss. s~cca.
~ aad t'rrduc arr stiii tho psupsst,
Of the iloston club.
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ChsSseiaa chsseh.

The aiaissrr siii o.eaPS his sal
pit bsth at ~ . ~. ssd 'sS p. as
sahJe., of sessoas3 Nossisx. 'Mss'
shipisx 0od NTH Our Gifts t:ssn
tss. ''Ndopsios is,s God. Family.
rhsse sjii br .s~riAi sasi. a, S.oss
services Mss tiisksss .insiss 10 ,h-
asessisk. ssa Misses ttisxsfsasff sse
.Slfosa siii .sss . duel Is ,ss esss
lag. Sasdsy school st SO. T. n
SD csstssiss Esdrs,es sns-tsss 81
s;ss p n. Our city siii be n.a.
better shsoaeA eds.siias il nssi.,
that u ~hss &c arc lsyiss 10 do ans
s~ issii- yoaf assistance. toe t:a.i
Nsia street. -ttsnaoiph Cook.
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eisa that az ssN~ ssf,~sas .s.i saArs Ha.sss
H. sl.Soszisai s.ss.eirs sSi iiEss~si. !ArJ
A.isrsiis ~rpasi siihsss ~ ssisA.s.f
stsp.s. aa4i ihSss ass Ssaiy tssash al sss&e'
., T. s~ssssas, ssiIskiAf sf~iss. bss sh~fr -
% ssiiss fss~stos frs,As hssssa. s..sss.isst.
yA~is lsysses atsas ,s, kas~s
n sssasisa 10. sl~ssfssr. sAe ~ -
hrsa.is.a tsyfs.i aesiSissstlse. sd - 80
Nsrss sshsa t~ Laid ara III ssAsssasi'
ise~-s3w skiRk . taSsA~f's keffy, f1ss
s4s4i .,s.t.s<isisa q kss at.Oa The hraish ssa
fsNxs.r~ Il lA-r <~A~fa.bsa ~ sSsAss-
A.. III 6N~i il % .,sLs 81 eli .tS,ss ss@ssrs
n 6l ~ . L.sssi<. Ndss to-day ts - Hsesa-
TIA k.fsi.lss a.. ED lsnsf luI<. A.
hSiA. ia. tsg - l0sirsselss kes6.
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E3 Excursions

Mobile ssd rs,sra ...,..Y54.OO
Jacksonville. Ma. ssd sets ~ I'D
Tallahassee Via. and return q. 30
Augusta. Ca. and seturS.. G3O.n
Savannah. Ga. ad sstass., IT, 70
rhomassiiis. ia. and Te.a 04.3O
Nes orleans. Ia. ssd ssts 81 80
Meridian. Miss. sna sstasn ~. 30
lA-taihs. y, ii. sha return II. 10
~ rasa. T~ss. ana resars,, II. 30
Aiksn. 4, r. ssa return. a. II
ckssiestsa. T. a.. aaa sesa q. .AS
coiahabis. T. C.. and Fetass a, Is
Aastis Tsxas. snd setasa., n 80
i,esamoss. Tex. ssa return n. 10
hso~ ~nssii's. Tes. ssd seta 0,4O
Csspas Chsissi. Tex. 4 ret 40. 90
DALLAS. Tes.. and sssafa... n. 90
" wosths Tst-. ssa Eetasa n, 90
TiSks,s % sale daily sstii April
80. lsis.
tIssi tLnis. June Z. isiS.
fos further particulars. cali % Of
sdaseSs the ssdessisAea.
=. ". HoY1. - c. d LITTLE
Assst. Ticket Assst
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Fra Il. Z Church.

Flint Aethodist Episcopal church
corner state sad Bsoom streets
frssk W. Bscsaaii. pastor. SUNDAY
srhooi as s:ss y. m. Ep~or,h t.~ssus
u $50 p. m. Prayer meeting We'd.
assday etsaiss ai ';5o. Mosnins
pscsrhlax at 100: Anth-m. "Ros,ad
About the Starry Throne ttinndsb
Solo. The Plains Of Psscc'' thar.
nard)-Mr. wa. Davies. sermon hy
the s's.tor. E,cnink service al ::1o
Anthem. selected. Soiu. Life ~.
Life" Nv. u. Poniiusl-Mr.. !. \.
i.Aushlin. sermon by tho pastor
founx Peoples Foreign Missionary
Socisty meets with Mis. Julia Dui.
Ing. t31 Colorado Avenue. Tuesday
svcnins. The woman's Foreign Mis-.
sionary Society will meet at the
church. present a program and serve
luncheon. ... ........
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Frs 4. Z ch.,ea. sss,h.

xuaaaS srhnnl ~ ssts. l. y Tiara
tsi. superintendent. Al tho .iu~e al
the i~ssoas sc ~iii have . shnss scsa
p~ssse- program. The ott.sisx ~ii
b. dssossd 10 the Temperance sss.~
Psrsrhtns st ~ a. m. ssd Z so T.. n,
~ The pastor. 1uaIoe l~ssse sI
s:ss r. sn.. Ms. Nsss,svs l,epkis.
ssPsstssssd~ss. aeaioe l~axs~ asso
ssnssi sssvses ~ s:as p. ~. t.ins-s
avenue Sunday srsoo, u ap -. Re-,
Torrss of old Mexico ~ ~ sp~ss
sheoash an iss-rps~trs. We cur
daily ias,i- you Ia sii Of our .-fs
teest We ~,ii give ,ou = tsi-nai,
~eleoae.-A. u. rvadi-soa. Pastor
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sAilAs I~ssrtA< ssA
.ssiiy t~ Assl.isd NJ
s.,a-,as .---i f~ar tke
slightest eis,sssf0rs II
si~ eiii f0rify kI-
sslf siIs TIE esli-
taosa ash sisa~kos-
0s-.i s~e&uifs -NsA
sss t'EisNi,~
ttis y . FSstfvt'
iss sxs,1Axi air1skiS0-
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Trinity E,isespsl cAs,vh.

S~saai Sunsss is i-ssi. Hell h.a'
esESse. ssao ., ~. 3onass school
s9is D. m,; mornins prayer and SET
mos. ~ ., -. Casttsnslisa ia.ssas-
sias. ; y, IN. tS~aiss s<stise ssa
sernsna. :ss;. G<ss-s s~rSi.-s Mes,
aesass ., m. aiss Friday. = ., m
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|srArH or COLORADO.
County Of Las Aaimas. =.
We, Joha Aisllo. Prssident. snd
VIM. O. Plsseed. Cashier. Of tie above
named pank, 10 aotsmnly swear that
the above .saatsmsat y tsus 10 the
best OF our knowlsdss aa1 belief.
JOHN AIlN.LO. President.
Vim. q. pLCSTED,, Cashier.
Attest: + .s.ss-.sf1
A. B. iGcCl-AsRAN.
J. j.. HHNnRicK,
!. @. NORThCUTT.
A.. W. McHENDRlE.
Directors.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me
this 7th day Of March, 1914.
~, .,y FLOYD H. RODE.
Notary Public.
NY comuissiou expires August 4.
iSE.t.i ~, ftt! 'Slrti5 2.
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FATAL INACTIVITY.

Hnwkins-"There goes 4 business
man who was ruined by advortss-
Ing"
Johnson-.'Impossible! How could
that happen!'
ilawkins-"Iie let his competitor
do II all
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Ne &lyal,aa AI1y.

~Ofss Air nAfeh. 10 .. tn: iisii-
ssss naestisE al hall. ~ =. m: sosar
pAss Ms@sisx. sssass school. ssS
p. mss Seass peoples ississ. .sz.
y M: asissiiss rally ssa halle fss
sneis. p, IL, Good nasSr ssa Esssi
sissisEs \ cordial ~elsosne To alt
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LISTEN FOR Tm .wms11l

Listen for the vnistlesi The en-
carrier boys now possess new whis-
tics. The boys Will blow the whistles
when they deliver papers. When
you hear the whistle tonight ana
nights hereaftsf 81 JONI, c-N Just
after It has osea- thspwa. x
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Lsthsra, Chueeh.

SUNDAY srhesi si Sac; disih. ssf-
vices ss - .. m. Sp~-iai i-sslss ser
asss- Al services in Essii.h. IA
eeiisas assie By our shais, After SsF-
vice sosseii neesiss, We eossialis
invite sos 10 wssship With us,-k
Walter 8rhn,ils. Pastor.
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Canada has a society Of forest cn.
Gtnser. DIR. u. =. rcrnow Of Tor
cato. b presidcut and =. W. u. ia.
cosnbe Of Ottawa. II secretary. ,-.i ..
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.,s:waAs 4 high rszad 1snploys7 Or
the boltsr SrsAs Of servants? Make
nse q Tho wAAt columns Of Tho
G Chronicle.News It
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N 1Nf CHURCHES
Chxiesiaa eeienee.

1hs CAstsaiss e<ssses soeis'y hold
regular services every Sssasy MORA
iss ss les West Pirss street. A0rs'
iss ssssies ~ ~ o'clock snd Sah1As
s<haoi at s;5s. Wednesday eses'sz
osssiass u 5 o'eissk. Al are vel
eosse-
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STATE ov COLORADO.
cesssy u LAs ADt0aA -.
We. J. c. csslsss. PrssiSssi. ssd
q. T.. asossl. cosAsss. es The above
ssaea hssk. - soes0siy swear that
the shsve sssssoSes IL ssus 70 the
bsss q ear kssvtsAos aaA be3ist.
J. e. coulA0N. Fssss6sss.
O, e. SAMUEL. cashtss.
ATTEST: r-. ....
D. ?. Joosua.
J. c. NcDeLo0H.
J. u. D1URf. Dtssrtssa
oubssstbe1 saA sworn - bssors 0s
shts III Aay os March. 1914.
~ Csooisslsa sspisss February
-. 1915.
WILLIAM LlT1t0r1klD.
tnAll Heeass esssse
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U1I11lA11oQAI O8X1B BAN.
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u The close a basi1on Mar. I. 1914.
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a, the close Of Dsi.issss Mar. I. islt,
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at the eiass a bsaisss Mar. Z. ISll.
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