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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-07
Visits San Diego.

While on the coast Mr.. Fetzer also
visited the exposition grounds at San
Diego where the California Pa cific expo
sition Is to be held IN 1915 Here one ot
the finest lots on the exposition grounds
siirrnounting commanding knoll llas
been selected for the Utah building. Nc
arrangements have yet been made for
the construction OF g Utah building at the
San Diego exposition as the commission
has not yet determined how much Will
he available for that purpose. Mr.. Tet-
zer said that the san Diego exposition
francisco fair. He said there was no RI
valry between the two expositIons, tha,
each was boosting for the other
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-07
MUNICIPAL MABl
IS TAKING i
Commissioners Well
Site at First South
Second West Sre
BUILDING is PRO
Farmers Anxious "a
Such a Structure, and
ing to Pay Rent
BUILDING is PRO

Out of all the agitation
past two years III favor of q
public market in Salt Iakc
sioner Heber NJ. Wells bua
plan for the establishment
market on scale which n
will materially reduce the h;
living.
Commissioner Wells is =.
with several property owns,
ond West street. who plan b
n building at the portheast
Second West and First So,.
designed specially for pub
purposes. The owners of th.
principal owner of which IA
ball, propose 10 erect the n
rental to the farmers and
the city will agree to assn
and direct supervision OF The
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-07
Site Is Desirable.

The site of the Utah building at the
head OF the avenue OF the states at the
exposition grounds at San Francisco,
is one of the most desirable to be had.
However, the prominence of the site
necessitates the construction OF build
ing OH scale larger than originally
contemplated. The building will be
placed at point on the grounds where
il will be seen by every visitor to the
exposition. The site will give the Utah
building more prominence in the group
of state buildings than any other state,
with the exception of one or two.
AZ the head OF the avenue OF the states.
a beautiful paved street, near the center
OF the exposition grounds, a circle has
been laid out. Al the point on the cir
cumference OF this circle opposite the head
OF the avenue is the quarter of million
dollar Massa chusetts building. On one
side of this circle Is the Sl20 900 Wash
ington building Opposite this build
ing Us one of the United States govern
inent buildings 10 be QUILT at cost of
s120.000.
The entrance to the circle ut the head
OF the avenue OF the states will I've be-
tween two buildings of similar architec-
tural design, These buildings will be for
the states OF Indiana and Utah. These
two buildings. while much smaller than
the three large buildings on the circle
Will he constructed with view to hav
ing the architecture OF the two conform
tu that OF the three big buildings,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-07
UTAH MATERIAL FOR
THE UTAH BUILDING
Structure at Panama-Pacihc
Exposition to Be Home
Product Creation.
SITE IS DESIRABLE ONE
Manufacturers to Be Asked
to Assist in Matter of
Supplies.
SITE IS DESIRABLE ONE.


the construction of the Utah building
at the big Panama canal exposition
Utah marble. Utah granite, Utah ce-
ment, Utah plaster, Utah bricks and
other Utah products will be placed IN
the building The building is to be
designed by Utah architect, and will
probably be built by a Utah contractor.
John Fetzer of the firm of Cannon
& Fetzcr. the architects who have been
chosen TO prepare the plans for the
Utah building. who has just returned
from a trim to san Francisco. said yes
terday that it would probably be neces-
sary for the expositions commission to
appeal TO the patriotism and local
pride of Utah manufacturers In order
10 enable the state TO have at The eX-
position building that will do justice
10 the state.
The funds at the command of the
commission are so limited that IL has
been able to appropriate only Sl3,u0o
for the construction of the building at
the San Francisco fair. This amount
will prove inadequate to give to Utah
the proper representation among the
buildings of the other states IN the
union 1t is therefore proposed to In
yite the manufacturers of the state to
assist the commission by donating
building materials. which will serve the
double purpose of aiding the state IN
the construction Of suitable building
and of advertising the products of the
state as well as the firms contributing
the materials.
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-20

Garfield County, will ssll ths absvs
described lad for easA, at public aas-
tion, to tho highest bidder at the front
door Of the Ooanty Court Hesss, in
Glenwood SPRING. in tas County Of
Garfield ed STATE Of Celoeado, o.
Monday, TIE Sixth day Of July, A. ID.
1914, 1t 1000 O'clock in The feeesooa
for The purpose Of paying aid sote,
interest to d.es Of ssle, tsxss e,d ths
expenses et tAie sals, ssd will give to
purchase therefor e prsvided BY law.
Dated Juns 81, 1914.
G. ". GNITH,
Public TnDtss Il Garfield Csanty,
Colorado.
First publication June 9Th, 1914.
Last publication June eth, 1914.
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-20
MOTTO. q 1.usru.s aAIs

Default having been made by Matte
Wulff ard her assigns in the payment
Of interest due June l, 1918, On her
certain pronissory note payable to
The Logan Investment Company, se'
cured by her certain deed Of trust
dated December II, 1910, recorded D..
cen,bcr 1880, in Book %, Pass 35S,
Q: the GarfisA County, Cslssads, rec.
orJs. by rssssa Of which Asfaslt u,
legal Asldes et sid aoes has dselassl
all Of sail indsbtsl.ess nsatisasd
in tAs aid trust dseA anA ssesssd
thsrsby das aaa payable s.A rsgsssAsd
tAis feeselee1ss,
New, tAsssfsre, fsss wssks psAlie
nsties y Assshy 4ivsa thet !, ~ -.
Asssipsa, - 1tusess q saiA Asea q
tzuse, Al s,ase its pswsss - -.
thssi1y esl ~ ssss 81 ysPsso tAsss-
b sesAs4 vm IN e 1slais osseisa
1se H. AgAsse 81 - psiss ~ snAa
Win hsine h sasA, = ~ ~ ~ q
Juns, l0fA, . ~ heR e 10 osG1sGA
Z =, q ~ lssot 49, q ~ Csun1y
0sust Hsuss h ~ toUn e oDsnuUoa
0Dsia4 0sasly, e eoelisia 81 oon1l
4 Cs3ssllA 81 - fs1swiae 1assllsa
psssseW q ~ ~ ~ - Z 6nll
esaV1ys1, tlt4aesa b oas13i1o CsunaH
0enas e Os1ssa1s, eo-Wies
n Wase 0as-Aak e ~. .leageAua(
Q1asess Wk NW.6l, osslisa -
(S), Ts~nsAip 9svsa ~ osseA, 1Anel
Nfnsey-fsss (el) Wsss Z ~ q
HsiAefpal 19iaiAa; teGsehse w1tA ~
shessese - ~ p91y Z ~ dnt paal
Il tAs ssDsAaagDne14s - ~ 1G6se1n
aaA Ksans1y 0i4sA hsa 0AdAG 01Sk
Datsa . o1snwoeA 9Rsln4 0s1ss
=. III iAef ~ = - -
Rs1ns 1slsHss = 0as6a1a 0sanl6
=: e: -: -: - |.
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-20

~ . essnsa hntfss = fesi1Rass
.pssasa = ~ - ss.us - vsssa
- - AG1t ~ = snnAss = -
- - q - NenA
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-20

six per cent loass nay b ssssssd
for inpss~sasnt q ether psspesss, ~
farms, srshsfd lsada, Susi.sss = sssi-
dsnt property a.A - sxtssA q ssPay
nsst0gss o. stAsr sxistiAg sesso-
bra.sss, terms satsastivs, special -.
tioas. CssfsaPssdsnes eeasitsA, -.
Arsss Se7 0as s,A E,setsis 1sillins,
Dsavss, Cslseaas... 6-le@1
YUGD 1Alo9 Noo aAI3
l1e assss, 3 nilss frsa oasbseaais,
y nils ffsa lseaing sta<isa, s-sssa
~ hesss, cellar, basn fer . AsaA sf
stsek cd sthss ostbsilai1U.
Absolutely fisstsla0 vssss rigat,
saly fSsf swssss h ditch wtisA i
saly - nile lsaG sst Il Bearing
Hssk slvse.
1S essss e.ltivstsd, - sssss saa b
cultivated, ba,a.ss pasture had.
AAsst - sssss sss1sl - sIsvss and
sl1AlAA.
Price e4,9oo, AaH eash a,l . =
ysass - Aals.ss to fisAt party. For
f1sthse Pastieslass aAl.ssa
4. J. DlCDD0N,
oisswssl oPsiA0. Csis.
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-20
Fu11.1c 11ustR's ana

Where's, WilliaA ]. PeaFDou, WAoss
address 10 RiAs, Gasfisld Ceunty, Colo
4ado, grantoe BY ~ Trust Dsed, dated
Nay 95tA, l9l1, I'D rseseded Nay
3lst, 1911, In the ekfice ot tAs Clerk
and Reesrdsr Of Garfield Cosaty, Colo
rado, IN Book d 4 Pags 3se Of the
records Il said Csa.ty, conveyed to the
lowing lad in said County, to-wit:
Lot No. One (1), and the southeast quar-
ter (6 E. ~ Of Section No. -Four ~,
Township No. Seven ~, South, Range
No. Ninety-three 1857 West Of the
Sixth Principal Nssidian, containing
one hundred and eieatyoae and thirty
five one e-hundredth (lS1.35l aeres, more
or less; together with a. undivided
one-eighth (H) i.eersst in and 70 the
Beaver Creek Gfa0 Nsss Ditch AID
~ woAsf siehts appsrtaining thersto,
aAd ~ anA al skhsf 1itehss aAd
ditch. a1d waE9 rigAAs seaDseted With
Of apuztsaaat 70 sail described la.As,
in tsust - sscsss ~ Pay1eat q his
Sae peinsiyal nets q ovea AaAe With
saiA Tr~sE Dssl fse ol,1ooee, payable
- ~ seise ef J. ". 1ittse aaA J. 4.
Has1aA - - bsfsss dvo ysaD aeese
Ao4e vi1A inAaust thsseaa As4 enee
q ~ saas e - ~ sss9 PR aaas1
SayNAas ssaiaaas6l@ 81 sv6asasea
81 saiA nses.
A vAsesaA Dseaale - 49, na1s
" ~ soiA GIaa1ss - - 0ssa =
- pse1ssnAaee e ~ essgaA11s -
eeoift3sas inQssoa 0psa ~ ~ ~
Ssens II ~ 1sass 0ssa h - -
M: fAaa III esaa1R - 1ailsA -
ny ~ ss0kAnanna iA1esale - -
said pshnjpal as4e - Esss0eR 1stA,
1911, aAA 1Asaoo21ss.
Ala wAesaA n ls0al Asa1he ~ ~
inAsbts1,an rsPssssaAsa ~ saaA ~
- flea ~ ~ IaAHe 3s1s1ss -
tiss 81 asaaAl h wslaink AssaasiAS
aid dstask ssa sasst1ne = oselare
tie whoas dsbk sspeesan1oa ~ eat4
note and intsreet tAssOsa - - Il
ale due and payabss, - Asaan1an@
H. sals - ssia lAAA ua1se ~ Tt1se
Nsw, sAsrsssss, fsAss sseiss I
Asssby sivsa ~, puuu1ae - 81
nseies, ekes1fsa - 1nalA - 0e1{
- r. vaitao = - al1AGg1l9 v19lo9
r - tv0la 3suse - - - ~
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The Glenwood post., 1914-06-20
NATIONAL PARIS Yon Al0RIcA

san Francisco, June ls.-Pians in.
vOlving radical changes in tie man.
agenep4 Of The rational parks were
announced today by Mark Daniais.
whom President Wilson recently put
in the newly crsated Office Of lad
scape e.gineer aad gsnsral sursrin
tesdslt Of national park.
"Withia t&e o. thrss ysaEs the Do.
partasnt Of the interior hopes to pop
uhrise the parks for tourists asd Keep
in the Usited Statss ct least 1.OO, ,OOO,
900 year Of ths ets0, ,000, ,o0O that il
snasally expsnded abread BY Aneri.
esns, {" saiA Danisls.
Anosy tAs changes Daniels has set
eut = aSeeaPlish ssss
"nseaAlisAnsat q Pssna.sat hsad-
quartsss Of ~ nsGieesl park syrtsn
in 6aA FtsReiseo.
HakiaV tie parks vastly more pop
ular ~ rssorts by atteaeting builders
Of Ans hotek through loas term leases
N ptace et toe present yeaf-eo-yeaF
leases.
The organization Of . single admin.
istrative system for all parks.
Ultimate elimination Of tie ara,y
and substitutioa Of force Of mounted
police similar to the Caasdiaa soetb.
west moanted police.
Elimination Of ugly structures and
adoption of . type Of artistic architec-
tuFs that will harmonic with the en-
vironaeat Of rational beauty.
Better seeessibil*y y the parks,
through tie building Of more roads
Al tsaih.
Dsaieas said that his appointment
was step toward tAs establishaest
Of osresa Of ss&ienal pexks.
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-20

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The Glenwood post., 1914-06-20
IDoGU1 n" WAITED


I want ssas 0lsawsel 0PsiAss =
slsss IN psspsstass h pastial sxeAaa0s
fse fruit sa.shss, stsek saAsAsA ~
asd psea*o sa1sAss Wsu lssaAsa. Ala
win H ssns go ss.sA psspssty -
sals. I have i.qsiriss fer s.sA psepsR-
Y aaa . essl sAa.ss - ssll II psisss
are right Give fsll and aessssts -
esiptisa, dirsetisa sal Distance esan
nearest tswa. 0eass wAat iAprsvs-
nsnts are - tAs plaes aAd givs ysss
lowest price ead tsfns II sals. II
inesabsred s4a4s anount. fate 1t =
tsrsst sAA wAsa dns. II ~ win a.
eAaaes for seasr property, saaAs ~
kinl wanted aaA yssf pesfsssoss - y
lsea4isa. Dsa< PIT . 1s$itisss va,.a
- ysss prspssty u ~ wsas - -
4. ]. DeOD00,
o3saWssa 0PsiaQ, 0sosso1A
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-20
n1E6Wooo y0o001Y - 11ADa

PsFtsss hsviaS oss1s'A sssasy
aasAas - ehpsss q ~ viu so6s
- payasos aesisabss 0sssWseA ~
pssty ~ - ~ - oahs thsis vaaas
h1svs - - Z I heve . ~ eso1s
|se 49, kin1 = vtsW.
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-20
RIm1nO- IIIIL8 aAIecR

0GUU- A4xk8 1AlD08
Here - ssastAiAs jsst fieAt u -
Nv sf . snail fssn, vssy eloss - eilt
OF ~ q sssss sas-Aah y u sal1iva'
tisa, 10 sssss IN alfalfa, six q ssvsa
sssss q spsA - gaia lad aad 1,eo0
fruit tsssa 0ssa S-sssa hsass, bssa,
milk Assss ead sistss., With vstss
pipsd i.ts ~ hssss; gosd water right,
3 Aessss. waesn, sasish, paow, harrow
and nunbss Il Nsll inplsnsats. Thi.
property esst tAs owner nearly $500
bat - y not . farmer aad has asked
~ = ssll Il fss e9,5oo, and IL = q
great befsaia q Nat $1,000 saa stasd
IN . nestsass II ssyef dssirss.
4. J. DICKSON.
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-20
suL1Hu1 ADvns1D
Hoo 1oWD0Y 6oAD

o. seees.t Of ~ possibility Of IL
feetion with powdefy sab, the dspart-
aent Is now recommending al potatn
growers to treat their Sod potatoes
with sulphur. This ID nade ezpslisnt
BY the fact that infected ssed pota
toes have been shipped out Of Maine
where powesry scab now exists. Re
ceat tests Justify tAe department Z
ssisatisas h ssesa.s.ding . sseroasa
dsstias with flswsss It sulphur aftss
~ Pstassss Asvs bssa eat - . pss.
cas<iss aosi1st tAe Aissase, bat tn
tssstnsat = ~ - 0saas iAtsadsl "a
aaks IL Paess Il fssaai6sAyas - q
gsassal disi.6setast. H. Aslaetosat
aAvisss ~ - e esGA 1ssnaloshyaa
- sslAse.
Dsesss estaiAG ~ pstsSsss sAssai
- ssAlsA 4se tws 6sus n . ss1u1iss
e pise - 1ssaa,1sAyas - - 0allsal
= w14se 1Asg sAs1A ~ - alsw
u = ~ Ssiskiy sitAs b ~ sPsa =
vAils sPesaA 81 = . slsaa 49,
NJ = hsWn - - s9sslivs aoaissl
ss1Asa ssaA sss alask - s.l
sAss14 tAsssfsss - sapssysA h "a
eesss. WhstAse = 10 sqlally s6ssaiv,
assinst pswSsy - y Aosbtfsl, cad
fse this rsesea ~ ~ ee splpAse 5.
strspgiy advised il adaitios. TAs p
tatses sAssA - cut As4 a1d thss
1nsesa tAssv~gAay wita Aswess ei
s.lpAar. A sssssal sss q tAis treat
nent = aavisea IT lGains.
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-20
@eA1sosr mann urD

NiAgars Falls, Oat, June ls.-The
AAss3saa dsle0a&isa to ths mediation
conference tonight made public . state.
0sa1 tssusd With Tie consent Of tn.
Wellington government, In reply "a
~ stsssnsst gives out last night by
: - Hsxicsa dsisRtion, eritisixing tn
plaa for the establishment Of . prsvis
ssasl president in Mexico With esa
stitationalist Ct it, Asad.
6aevsstioas that President Wilson
shAA a.y iatsat to destroy the elsetos.
ial lAssty II Mssiee ase 'sttssiy r.
psdistsd" BY ~ Anerieaa rsprsssa-
ta&ivss. The statsnsat eovers II.
wAsls saass Of criticism naAs By Hs.
ss1A aslsgstes.
Csaiag - ths eve Of tie fall ess.
fssssss tsaosrow Of neaitssoes asl
Asls011as = WA b - - Astseaiasi
wAsther there y any chance q ~
agreement tArsseh tie meditation sit
satisa, IL was istssprsted - fore
sAaAowing the u.alterable aad unyisld.
iAe position Of Tie. United States J,
futsss pazlsys. NJ statement in part
follsws:
"rhe American representatives do
not think it is conducive to The inter.
eesas sf mediation to publish during its
ps.dsecy ~ varioss plans o. tie con
tentis.s Of the parties, but - tie
1sxieaa representatives Aave give.
cut . fefaal statsaent e tAeir OBJ
4eet;ses 70 ths appointment Of . eoa-
staestasaalist pssvisis.al psssiAss& be-
saase. sAssg seAss' tAinss - slsetio.
conducted by sseA . provisional gov
srnAsat would not rspresent the viii
Of tAe Hsxiasa Pesple, it has been
tAessht necessary 70 give . part Of
tie sAswer b ~ letter written BY
M. Rahasa.
"1A ~ asswsg tAs American rep.
Fsssntasives utterly rsp.Aiats any sag.
gsstions that tie American president
AAs aay intent Of destroying the elsc-
tofal liberty Of Mexico, and insists
tha4 ~ Nsxissa representatives en-
tirely nisunds1tood tAe netives sA1
S63sets Of the president who FoeeI.
1ises the facts and sees in tAe past
sueoso Sf tho censtitutionalist army
inlispsesble evidsace Of the approval
e ~ Nexieaa psopae. Bat ~ alss
ssss tAas ~ fan tri1aPa Il thaa
afay nsans - i.dslsits esesiauanes
e ~ War Win ~ sa1ssing sal
AleedsAed and 1seEA wAisA every VA
iovUaVoa.
''TAss esassq.snsss ~ pessi4sai
sss1s = Pssvsae tAsssgA asaia&3sa
~ - oPsaaay lsas ~ ~ hsO.a0'
- ~ 1sxisas ~ implies 49, III
s0aese ~ - tAssstsA bssssss u
.nviniaonss - havs . sssst3esAkseal
~ . . Rsssiasat svsa tAssoA ~
pssisas - saly pssstasssas osesl
lysvaisA 49, hssssss 4 wae 80 b
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-20

II - - hs&in6 ~ - - ~
- hire hsaP - e ysa hsvs aaytA1aeO
ssa - want - psFsAees, ~ - -
~ sseisa tArsagA ~ ssas1as e ~
essa 0ehsD have fs1AA ~ -
. vin ssss - hse litsss.
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-20
n yull10D A4AU

I havs SssiAsl - aOaaa - ~ ~
h 0asaWesA 81 have bs1GAt ~ go
fsstisassy t1sins0 e Fsaak Il. ~
hsssG - iaviAs Ill e ~ ~ fsissAs
81 S1aEoos0 - GaQ 81 ~ ~
I o4ost - 1ossy . eo09ooeo -
shsias Nh e fssit, sieasA ssAs -
saaay 81 ], vtn tsssG - dOh3
l.lS-tk 0D00o8 O0BY01.
0ooA oAVsst11iA! = nsV0e - -.
psass. n alW1VU nsss thaa ~ ~
iAssk
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-20
Ro0 1A1uR M aAxa

- AsssD lesa1oa 1e4 01D0 Ao0
Nsw 0ssloA - aasss = s11lavaAosa. .
aasoo - a11a1GA s111lva1sa ~ - -
i.0sasea - dbsse - aassa A1U1oD
pasa1v - wa1R ~ ~ - Osus =
~ - OswO - pso11ssA ~
~ AsssA sonAasA s11AnsaA -.
0Ps1Ag WsAR P1pso - 49, - -.
~ Aule tsssA - pssDae0 = ~
~ aajnssa1 - snsl1sne - s1aQ
|aal ~ 1a1s . spasa1la sessk saa1A.
|0eo - - s.eaG ~ -, talhess
|sa sasV tssuA r ln1ssssosa a11IDn
4. J. 1oCnDoQ,
OnWesa ops1nA o.
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-20
AAnx = ~ 21pasf'

Nh. Dssssas es,Asese vies sf
Ns6ak Z oIlAskuE disd at s:1s Wed
Aea1ay aeesRssse = ~ city ffon
eazDse Asn WaisA - had bssa great
sslBrse - osssB1l nsasAa a sistes
nslAg = - 8ssb esFivSa n 0lex-
wsal ysi1v svsnasg. n fazsssa NJ
naosnsn1s Aass- ~ ~ bsea ssn-
ge2 Asb;eusves IN psseasay b
The Glenwood post., 1914-06-20
RHWooD N1uro1

&xsssea oasawssd sssGasass - 80
sf tAs Asse seEsses IN ~ city. 4AlD
b elsss-in psspsf,V - . vsey Assfsa-
~ lseaTisA C1ky wa4se ~ S1ss1sis
HGhaA 0w.e nigAe tssae 1se . ssasA.
Wn y ~ - dAsw ~ ssspssey =
- - ianuss1sl -
Evening star., 1914-04-05
XXI. well. Hardly Ever

CHAPTER xxi. We'll. Hardly Ever
MINOT went below and sent two mes
A'A sages, one to Jephson, the other to
Thacker. The lobby of the De la Pax was
thronged with brilliantly attired wedding
guests, who metaphorically beat their breasts
in perplexity over the tidings that had come
even as they craned their necks to catch the
party. The lavishly decorated parlor that
was to have been the scene of the ceremony
stood tragically deserted. Minot cast one
look at it, and hurried again to his own par
ticular cell.
He took couple of timetables from his
Evening star., 1914-04-05

CYNTHIA!" cried Harrowby brokenly.
~ There was no reply. Old Meyrick
went out
@I'm sorry his Lordship said, 3sorry I
made such mess of 1.-THE more so because
love you, Cynthia-and always shall.
Goodby."
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-05-22
THE LUDLOW LAGOON WILL
OPEN SUNDAY, MAY "a.

The popular Kentucky resort, The
Lagoon, opposite Cincinnati, will
open the regular season Sunday, May
"a. Hundreds of workmen are now
Transforming the resort into a veri-
table fairyland. The buildings are
being painted and thousands of
plants and flowers set out. The
amusements this season will be on a
large scale Free cabaret Perform
ances at the Club House and the
Roof Garden, big free acts both on
land and water, and motordrome
races every Wednesday, Saturday
and Sunday. The MotOrdrome has
been leased to John S. Prince, the
original builder of motordromes in
this country, and the public are as
sured of great sport conducted in
long distance bicycle races, walking
matches and other popular games and
amuSements will be shown. The La
COON and Ludlow cars at Fourth and
Vine streets, Cincinnati, run direct to
the grounds.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-05-22
STATE RATING BOARD
URGED TO KEEP UP FIGHT

Thousand of copies of letter writ
ten to Ruby Laffoon, Chairman of the
State Rating Board, by George H.
Holt, of Chicago, manager of the Pol
icy Holders Union, were mailed last
week by the Rating Board to holders
of fire insurance policies in Kentucky.
The Rating Board wrote Holt to con-
fer with men in Chicago having large
business interests, and discuss the
Kentucky situatoion with them, then
write the Board their expression of
opinion and give his advice. 1t was
in response to that request that Holt
has written the Board to keep up the
fight saying as he does, that the in
surance companies are trying to make
an example of Kentucky. Holt says:
"The question has resolved itself into
whether the Insurance Trust or the
people shall govern Kentucky"
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-05-22
CHILD CROSS? FEvERIsH? SICK?

A cross, peevish, listless child, with
coated tongue, pale, doesn't sleep,
eats sometimes very little, then again
ravenously; stomach sour; breath
fetid; fetid; pains in stomach, with
diarrhea; grinds teeth while asleep,
and starts up with terror-all suggest
a Worm Killer-something that expels
worms, and almost every child has
them. .KickapoO Worm Killer is
needed. Get box today. Start at
once. You won't have to coax, as
Kickapoo Worm Killer is candy con-
lection. Expels the worms, the cause
of your child's troubles. 25c. at your
druggists.
May (adv)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-05-22
DEPARTMENT CO.
OPERATES TO PREVENT FIRES.

The post-office department has just
repeated, in the current postal guide
supplement, the instructions through
which the rural carriers are to re-
port forest fires to the proper author
tiles during the coming season. The
instructions were first issued in May,
1912, and during the past two years
the cooperation has resulted in the
detection and suppression of many
fires.
State and Federal forest officers
will make a special effort this year to
get even more out of the service than
has been obtained heretofore. The
usual procedure has been for the
State Fire Wardens of Federal forest
officers to send to the pOstmasters
lists of local WardenS and PatrOlmen,
with their addresses and telephone
numbers. These lists are given to the
carriers with instructions to report
forest fires to men whose names ap-
pear thereon, or to other responsible
persons This year a special effort
will be made to follow up the sending
out of the lists by having the Patrol
men and Wardens meet the carriers
personally and to take the initiative
in arranging such meetings, and also
to map out plan of action to be
followed.
Cooperation between the rural car
riers and the Federal forest officers
will be effective in the twenty States
in which National forests exist and
with State forest officers in the TWEEN
ty States which have established their
own fire protective systems 1t is eX-
pected that the services of the car
rers will We particularly valuable in
helping to protect the new National
forest areas in the Southern Appa-
lachianS.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-05-22
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

The many testimonial letters that are continually pub.
fishing in the of them-are ali genu-
ine true and unsolicited expressions of heartfelt gratitude
for the freedom from suffering that has come to these
women solely through the of Lydia e. Pinkhams
Vegetable Compound.
Money could not buy any kind of influence obtain
such recommendations you may depend upon it that anv
testimonial publish is honest and rue you have any
doubt of this write to the whose true names and
addresses are always given, and learn for yourself.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1914-05-22
COUGHED FOR THREE YEARS

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May (adv)