davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-10-23

Our work is the best Frank E. Clarity
sos S. Main. Cleaning. pressing ano
repairing. Phone West 200.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-10-23
For Sale.

500 to zoo lambs and and about IS
steers from to 2 years; about 20 short,
norm and Holstein milk COWS, not over 5
years old. Frank Montana
Seven miles south of Sugar City on the
Rocky Ford road
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-10-23
Strayed or Stolen

From his stable on Tuesday night, a
roam horse. weight about 1000 pounds.
Reward will be given for information
leading to his return.
Central Market. Ford l59
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-10-23

Handpicked assorted Apples. SOC. a
box. 1904 Washington Ave. or at the
Badger ranch %
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-10-23

Beauty Culture and Hair Weaving
f. E. Brown SOP South Tenth. Phone
Ford 265. -6tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-10-23

For Sale Cheap Studebaker- Flanders
2O-horsepower roadster. See F. w.
Welland at New Method Laundry 2ltf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-10-23
Want Fire Insurance Agent Here

For 2 million dollar company. Handle
wiki other business. Write Forester &
Co., Denver
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-10-23

Don't forget that you get mild ouree
ham and bacon at Starffers
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-10-23

New double-barrel hammerless shot
gun TO trade for repeater. G.P. Randall
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-10-23

For Rent-Room on Main street suit
able for office or small store. See Black
the Jeweler, sos N. Main St. l9tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-10-23

For Sale.-Some very fine young COW.
coming fresh. C. W. Irwin. Phone Whit'
SOL l8tf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-10-23

For Sale-Thoroughbred Scotch collie
pups. at the Experiment Station. Phone
Blue 2e5. or address Warren c. Blinn.
Rocky Ford 22p
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-10-23
Want Fire Insurance Agent Here

For million dollar company. Handle
with other business. Write Forester &
Co, Denver
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-10-23

Small shoats for Sale. Inquire Of
Hannah Swink Conner, east end of Swink
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-10-23

Eight room house for rent. Phone
West 2l0
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-10-23

Found.-A ladies handbag. Owner may
have same upon calling at this office and
proving property.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-10-23
-n n
w A Mt ADS.
W

You get that extra fancy steer beef at
Stauffers
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-10-23

The o. d. T. Club met with Mrs.
George Maxwell on Tuesday afternoon.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-10-23

Mr.. and Mrs, q. w. Lewis entertain.
ed ihe Five Hundred Club on Monday
evening.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-10-23

w. J, Cleveland, D. v. M.
Graduate Veterinarian
Phone Ford 6l5, Office 4ll So Main
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-16
CAIRO BANKER
MADE SECRETARY
Of GROUP TIN
At Meeting of That Auxiliary Of
Illinois Bankers Association
At Golconda.

Ellis L. Cox, cashier of the Cairo
National Bank, was elected sccre-
t2ry of Groupe TO Of the Illinois
Bankers Association at its annual
meeting held at GolIonda Thursday.
other members present at The meet
ing were President j, s. Aisthorpe
Of the First Bank and Trust Co. and
H. r. Aisthorpc the gasaiar. ]. s.
Aisthorpe as vice president of the
Illinois Bankers Association repre-
sented that body at the meeting
One hundred and seventy-fivc
members Of the Group attended the
meeting representing almost every
bank in the district which is cont
posed Of fourteen Of th southern
most counties in the state.
Tho Golconda people entertained
the members by giving them a bar
hec1c on board a steamer and a trip
to the faurspar mines Mt Rose Clare
about 0 miles north of the city on
tho Ohio.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-16
WILLIAM OHLER
FUNERAL OCCURS
SATURDAY MORN
Services Will Be Held at st, JOS
eph's Chureh--Intermen.
at Villa Ridge

The funeral services Of William
0chle", who died Wednesday morn
ins, wii take place this morning.
The funeral cortege viii leave the
residence 592 Commercial avenue
Ma street cars at 7:30 o'clock this
morning for st. Josepbs church.
where at s o'clock Solemn Requiem
Mass VIII be SAID. The services will
be conducted by Rev. Father James
Gillen, priest Of the parish, ass sted
hy Father Tecklcnhurg Of Mound
city and Father Tragresscr Of Grand
hahn,
From the church the cortege viii
he taken via street cars to Four
tnenth street whore a special train
on the Illinois Central will convey
tie funeral party to Villa Ridge.
lntaruont will be made in Calvary
cemetery.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-16
Says Rose Urged Killing of Rosen-
thai Becaue Lieutenant
Wanted 1t Done.
OVERHEARD PLOT AND
SAW MONEY DIVIDED
Declares She Lied at Husbands
Trial to Save Hin From
Electric Chair.

New York, May 15.-Nrs. Lillian
Ro cnburs, Yong widow OF Lefty
Louie" one Of the four gunmcn cleo
trocutcd last month for The part h.
played in the murder Of Herman
Roecuthal, today was witness for
the state at the trial of Chas. Peck
en-. charged with being the in
stieator of the plot her husband
helped to carry out.
She swore she heard Jack Rose
urge her husband and his three com
panions to Kill Rosonthal because
Bctkar wanted them TO AMI that
she saw the quartet divide tho
money they received in payment for
the crime. The widow Of the dead
gunman directly contradioted the
testimony she gave at his trial and
furnished what District Attorney
Whitman declared to be "tr1th be-
yond all doubt The witness for tho
state has told the truth.
On cross examination the widow
Of Lofty Louie" was asked why
she had not testified at the rial of
thegurmen as she did ioday With
tears it, her eyes she answered:
Il led then because | wanted to
save the man ] loved frem the cleo
trio chair
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-16
w. B. Hayes of Poplar Bluff Tiel
to Purchase Stock of Presi-
dent Becker in
ANDREW L0HR I]TTIING co.
BIGGEST O. LlhD IN U. S.
Would Have Closed Friday Had
Becker Agreed ", 70 Re-
Enter Same Bsinc5s.

Plans ha"e bon under way for
tho pact t '- 20 purchase the
plant Of tn, Andrew I.ohr Bottling
"c2~aa.
W, B. l1s~-s, rc~ of the Mis-
souri, Loeis a,mc en- owner CT the
Hayes Pottling Works at Foclar
Dlrf, Mo-. has been in tho city sew =
cral days trying to make a deal
Mr.. Hayes was also represented
hcnc by several lIwyers and ac-
,@ant7ats from s., Louis.
Il w2s expected that the deal
would be closed Friday at noon, b1t
there was a hitch in the proceed
ings and the deal was called off.
1t is undcrgtood that every
;iing was agreeable with Mr.. Beck
or of the Andrew Lohr rotuing
Company, win the exception that he
was asked 10 put IN a waiver OK
empting him from going into the
same line of business within a GER
tain specified time. This Mr., Becker
refsse1 to do and on this account
the deal was declared off.
Mr.. Hayes is a trother-in-law of
a. f. Staehle the prominent clothing
merchant cf Commercial avenue.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-16
SUNDAY ferry
BFC'Ns MAY II
CITY OF CAIRO
SUNDAY FERRY ...a... 49,.
-y----v"~Y-srg~y<ErE1 StTsa@IG
@ 4srasss as ssasF sssas
Capt. Arntzen. Owner of the Boat,
VIII Make Three Trips
Each Sunday.

For the convenience of the Ken
lucky and Missouri people who wish
to witness baseball in Cairo and II
ali who wish to spend the day or a
portion of the day here, Capt Arnt
zen Of the ferryboat City of Cairo
Will beginning next Sunday aud
every Sunday thereafter until fur
ther notice make three trips as fol-
lows.
Leave Cairo at Q a. m. return at
1880; leave Cairo at u. m. return
at 2; leave Cairo at 6:30pm. retur1
at 7:30.
These trips vii! include Birds
Point and Wickliffe.
This will be o big boost to base
ball and will help much in increas-
ing the Sunday attendance.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-16

Kermit Roosevelt will arrive at
Lisbon i1m South America on May
90 for his wedding with Miss Belle
Willard, daughter of Ambassador
Willard.
The Roosevelt party on its return
from South America will separate at
Barbados. Kermit Roosevelt will
take steamer there for Lisbon, while
Colonel Roosevelt will proceed to
New York The Willard family
think he will remain in New York
for ten days or two weeks and will
then start for Madrid, where he will
meet his son about June s.
The marriage will take place
pd0baDly the second week OF June
in the Episcopal church in the build
ing of the British embassy in
adrid.
81 - M-~asL... o.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-16
Disappearance of Private Parks at
Vera Cruz Subject of Strong
Representations.
SlLLIMAN REPORTED TO BE
ON WAY TO MEXICO CITY
Wilson and Bryan More Hopeful
Than Formerly That Mediation
Will Be Successful.

Washington, May 15.-The
United States today demanded of
the Hlucrtd government news of the
fate of Private Parks, American in
fantyman who strayed into the
Mexican lines near Vera Cruz. de-
claring that nnless information was
given about him Immediately the
American government would con-
slider that an "uniriendly and hos
tile act" had been committed in vio-
latlon of the understanding for Co.'S
cation Of host.ltlcs PENDING med a
tion.
"9tsiGent wilson and Secrets.
Rr, ~, i, was ico-nea tonight. dat.
ell \ stlong % ,mra cation after re-
ceiNirg word f,t;a the Ilra,iii.'
II y i9iet in Mex'eo City that Private
arkS lad beal ,1eorted."
No mention was made in the min
ister's report as to whether ne was
shot as a spy after a court martial
or whether his body was burned as
had been reported lpersistently to
| General Funston.
The American government cabled
| the Brazilian government of the
strong feeling of the United States in
the matter, directing them to make
a vigorous representation concern
ing the incident
The note asked the minister to
protest to the Hurta government.
that if Parks were alive the failure
to explain his wherea bouts was an
lunfriendly attitude in itself and
that if the soldier had been execut-
cd. as has been reported, the execu-
tion Of the man, who came into the
Mexican lines in full uniform. was
contrary to military procedure of
civilized nations.
| No mention was made In the
American note of the course the
United States intends to pursue in
the matter but an official close to
the president tonight said ii was
one of the things which would be
held up asaiust the lIuerta govern
ment when the final reckoning
came.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-16
'DR. RENDLEMAN
SELLS SHARES IN
ANDREW L0HR CO.
DR.. J. ]. Rendleman Sells His Entire
Holdings to Prosperous
Concern.
PRESIDENT GEO. J. BECKER
NOW OWNS ENTIRE STOCK
Condition of Sale That ALI Litiga-
ton Now Pending Be Dis
missed From Courts.

A sale was consummated yester-
day by which Geo J. Becker pur-
chased the entire holdings of DR..
j. j. Rendleman in the Andrew
L0hr Bottling Company.
The stock of this company is
divided into so shares OF which DR.
Rendleman owned 2i5 shares ant
Mr.. Becker 25j shares.
The condition under which the
sale was made was that DR.. Rendle
man shall stop all litigation against
Becker or any member of his fam
lily.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-16
K. |. I. Standing.
Games To-day.
Henderson at Cairo.
Paducah at Ciarksyjllc.
Owensboro at Hopkinsyillc.

Cairo took th' second game Of
the series from Henderson Yesterday
by score of , to 2. rhis makes the
two teams even en- the series with
one more game to play.
The contest was goQd one and
the fans wore pleased with the eN-
hibition. Bo:h sides PLAYED erro"-
less ball, but two passed balls by
Peck figured in the scoring of the
locals. Another pitchers battle was
staged yesterday. this time between
Forrest and Britten. They yielded
more swats than either Of the Pitch
ers the day before, but at thai, both
pitched alright ball.
Cairo made but Your hits, while
Forrest allowed Henderson only six.
Forrest strt3k out seven batsmen
and Brftten three. The Cairo south
paw was. more generous with his
walks giving seven henderson bat
ters free transportation. Brittcn
walked two. Both were tight in
pinches and kept the opposing side
from scoring by some fancy slab
work, but thcre were only few
times that any real chance to score
presented itself
Forrest was i'll serious trorblc in
the first inning, after he had struck
out the first two batters to face him.
With Schlensker and Cahll both out
Of the way, Mercer poled a three
Dagger to right Spare walked and
stole second Toner also walked.
filling the bases. Things look dark
for that second game with Hender-
son about then, but Forrest made
Snyder hit on the ground to Her.
bert, who threw him out to Coy,
Cairo made her first hit in the
first innig. dandy two bagger by
Herbert. but it failed to ploduce
anything tangible in the way OF
scores. Both kcssling and Walliscr
had flied out to Carroll and with
Herbert on. the best Gov c~uld get
was a fly that Spare cam7rd under.
Neither side made a hit in the
next two innings, but in ~ fo'rth
Cairo got two waits, which in con
junction with Mr.. Peck's cca""N S
p. BIS allowed three runs to tickle
across the home station Herbert
flew to Mercer and Coys dy vas
nabbed by Spare Horan's grounder
was too hot for Britten and the bis
left fielder was safe. Wise singled
to right, Horan going to third Wise
stole. Sargent walked, filling the
sacks. Peck let the ball get past
him and everybody advanced. Ho-
ran and Wise coming in. Another
passed ball allowed Sargent to score
McCann struck out.
Britten got single to left in
the fifth. but it did no harm. Hen
derson made the first of her two
runs in the seventh. Peck was
thrown out by Herbert. Britten
Whitfield. Schlensker poled two
Dagger to left field and scored on d
double to center by Cahill. Mercer
grounded out. Walliser to Coy.
Two more hits and another run
were made by Henderson in the
eighth, but that was the best the
visitors could do. Spare flew TO
kessling Toner singled to right. Sar-
gent caught Snyder's foul near the
line. Carroll doubled between right
and eeuter, scoring Toner, but was
caught at third himself.
Peck grounded out in the ninth
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-16

Washington. May 15.-Ameriean
Vice Consul Sillimau ct Saltillo, who
was arrested by Mexican Federal
officials and over whose fate there
have been grave fears left Saltillo
yesterday fer Mexico City. according
10 a telegram to Ar'hassnfov Shrine
Rice from the British minister at
Mexico City
Postporement Of the Niagara Falls
Mexican mediation conferences from
next Monday to the following We'd
1esday at the request of the HJcrta
cnvoys changed the plan Of the
South American mediatcrs and the
American representatives for depar-
tdra tomorrow There has been
much speculation as to the possible
significance in the delay
Later the Spanish Ambassador here
who is caring for the interests af
Mexico in the United States. au-
thorizcd the statement that the de-
lay meant merely that Haerta's
agents wanted brief rest The
Spanish ambassador will give tho
Mexican representatives a dinner
here Saturday night after which
they will proceed to Niagara Falls.
The three South American mediators
and tho Americar commissioners
will leave Sunday The three
mediators through the state Depart
ment, announced today that the Lo-
| bos Island incident had been cleared
up. They have informed President
| liuerta that Mexicans were free to
return to the lighthouse whenever
they chose
| On the whole. President Wilson
| and his cabinet today took more
hopeful view of the entire Mexican
situation than they had in many
weeks. They are con fdent the
mediation will accomplish same-
th;ns toward the settlement of the
Mexican problems.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-16
MAYORS PROCLAMATION.

Cofro M Nav n 1g14
OFico of tho Mavo~
~ tho interest of the bealth of
our citizane ana "a imnrova mo an
,aar,rco of ON. citv bcrrbv d..
gierata tho weok heoinninp Monday
Nav te tQta nc .trIeor-pnn veel,
o,d do most raenoctfnllv n,aa all
,nb1ic eniritoa citizone IA assist in
tbie movement nv remoyinp from
tbelr nramises ALI rubbish ANA re-
fpea from, vacant lots as won ~
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-16
Files Hnnl fcr $50. 900.

The treasurer fer the ScAool Trus-
tees gives a big bond John T.
Brown who was appointed to sue.
coed Judge John NJ Lansden has
fled a bond to this amount and is
recorded on the Circuit Clerks rec
ord.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-16
S. J. NICHOLSON BUYS
FINE CADILLAC CAR

s. J. Nicholson, the jeweler. pur-
chased yesterday fronf the Cairo
Motor Co. a 1914 model Cadillac
touring car. 1t has so horse power
motor and is a five seated car.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-16
One Thinu That Sticks,

A woman may not be able to recorf
what her husband said when he pro-
posed, hut she can always remember
what dress she wore at the tIua
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-16
Rinr Forecast

No very important change is eX-
pected during the next day or two
in the Mississippi from below st.
Louis to above Cairo. with falling
stages throughout the remainder OF
this river district.
X. r LINDLEY,
Local Forecaster.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-16

Some people put OF till tomorrow
the things they should have done last
week.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-16

CONCLUDED on Sixth PaEs,l
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-16
Local nata.
Sunrise aud Sunset.

Weather Forecast.
Cairo and vicinity: Fair and
slightly warmer Saturday.
The record., 1914-02-12

There is an interesting device to
make the preparation Of the breakfast
apple easy 70 begin with, there is a
little circular hoard on which the up
pie is placed Then there is circular
band Ct steel. with three or four
cross pieces CT metal, sharp on the
lower edge. fastened az each end to
the steel circle aud bisecting eaclso,h-
er in the middle The big circle Is
placed outside the apple which is now
on the little beard. and then Is pushed
dowa to the board. The cross pieces
cut the aDple into segmeuts, each just
the light size 10 pare and eat-or to
cat impaired ii you have a taste for
apple SKIN
The record., 1914-02-12

IN oven Indicator is q cicCEliSe ar
rsnrcucat that Gt5 i!'.o the oven door
The spring EXPANDS @. looseus accord
ing 70 the auount ci heat in the oven
and in turn moves jEo hand On its
face The face lcc&s ike that o.
c'9cE. tav!ls numbers On it which
range frop C-e TO twelve and the
moment the hand moves the house.
viic can tell whether The oven is too
hot or t1o cold thus Cty'at,ng the
necessity Of oFau,uS the even door 10
obtain ih's isforu.t'ca cra thereby
cooling the even 1t also warns Of toe
great heat which ,Eelus O. waste n!
coal or FGs. As tho indicator dictates
80 the drafts in Z cCai stove are ad
iustcd, o, lie gas il = Ea5 stove turn
Cd up % down 90 Increase or diminish
the heat IS may De required.
The record., 1914-02-12
Eauoritc Ca,.c.

One cup of sugar, scant Lalf cup of
butter creameG, three eG53 Lcat in
one n time tahoie), one cgp "a pas
Try -four. three tablespoons OF milk,
oue-fCurth teaspoon Of baking powder.
Flavor With. lemon. Iako in angel
cake tin in q yoiy slow oven about
thrSe-quarters a an hour. This must
bo baked slowly, as there is only cne-
fourth of teaspoon CT baking powder
in it, which IS correct"
The record., 1914-02-12


49,, .-.
80,
go. ......... 81. --- .--
,.,-....-
-,
s.. s..
The record., 1914-02-12
NAYo or sERvIra APPLES.

Aurics cre >ae CT cur common aaG
usc-lr .cH--p G.its. There are so
aa-- y ays Of uesng them as desserts,
soups ans 80 l., in lis natural
e.a,c IN o!3-iashieaed spuddiRs
Nhieh 4 vel liked by nesFly every
body ia
Baked apple s0ucc l. delicious. Cut
the srr,ss "a Oishls and pat them
mo z covered be1G Po. 60 stew. Let
cock .or hours, \ clt covered; add ST.
SCR Snd cock Uatil well drowned.
'c- Il li.ing Cor layer Cake there
S nothing moro delicious than .
81 'ted a2ple ADDED 70 an egg white
ana sugar beaten Uatil stif. Flavor
with three drops q alGoaG extract.
s.-~ed baked ar2,os are also G5ii-
oiclr. Core good sized apples aad III
ihe cc-tcrs with r&3iLs. sugar lis
Of butter and dash Of cinnamon.
Take and basto with water during the
baking.
Pretty red apples holioGea out sn1
tllen 1geS AZ cups Tor salsd arc most
attractive : mix Uro Ct mats. chopped
.E1.af M Ger A0cA .|A i--Att-sss wa
any kind q salad dressing desired,
may be used
Sour apples fr.sl With onions ar7
rcoe: 3 bit cf bgtrr add, and he eu-e
= have The fat hot when the apples
aa5 o1icas are pnt !a. ~ taey VII.
rcE a-orn
psr .iaA apples pccl The sppies
coz thcu ri'h q Potato ball
teT into small fs'i- Pat 70 cook
l. q rich strip Glgc7aa with leE.oa
ice When tender ccci and serve
..a.bet glasses with the juice
poured over them and spoonful of
sWeetened whipped cream for . gar-
nish.
Apples baked with rice make { most
satisfying dessert. and is especially
nice for the cinldren's dessert, served
with cream.
The record., 1914-02-12
10 Com Sil.er.

IN cid silk handkerchief wet with
kerosene is Ene fer cleaning silver.
Spots and stains that have Ions
darlened the silver win RAPIDLY disap.
pear with gentle irici1n and the ard-
cles viii remain bright for long
time
The record., 1914-02-12

Place the chops and slices of tart
apples in a frying pan with a little
hot fat, unless the pork is fat. Salt
(and pepper if you like 80 and fry.
Brown both chops and apples.
The record., 1914-02-12

Roil a new clothes line before using
it, as it prevents the line from
stretching aud makes 1t last longer
New props should be soaked in cold
water for several hours. as this pre-
vents them from splitting.
The record., 1914-02-12

~ ''' '''' =
',.' ',' ''i'' !"
'''' '''',.' o. 80
= '',l ~ i'i' J
'.''','' u '''''' ~
., ''.1 u'.'''' = ''''
49,
'' - i-i' "" NV
The record., 1914-02-12
pnnr Msranenent

Il made a humiliating mistake at
the shore this summer"
What was that?"
Il permitted a married man to res
cue me from drowning"
The record., 1914-02-12

Take some ripe qJiuccs, roast tfci#,
remove The cores and cut them ia
thin slices. Boil the ounces in q pint
of cream with ei-s r tAcn strain and
flavor with leaf sugar.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-09
WHY THE cIGARs?-Chief of I

WHY THE CIGARS?-Chief of Po- lice George Orelius Brisbois was pass ing out perfectly good cigars yester- day He said something about scales, names for girls and things. but didn't give any explicit reason for the to- bacco shower. Perhaps inquiry today may solve the mystery. Call SPA or 1920
Arizona republican., 1914-07-09
ARIZONA ElKS 1 INVADE DENVER
Delegation to Denver Ses- sions of Grand Lodge Will Make Elkdom Sit Up and Take NOtice-To Leave Friday.

In a special Pullman car, obtained for their use exclusively, the Arizona Elks delegates to the supreme lodge meeting in Denver, will leave Phoe- nix on the southbound Maricopa train on Friday evening" going over the Southern Pacific line to Deming, N. M, where they will be transferred to the Santa Fe and from thence travel over that system to the Mile High City of Colorado to join the great antlered herd in the annual big do- ings
 It is the intention of the Arizona crowd to make their presence felt in Colorado's capital city. More stunts are planned to show the Bills" of the United States that Phoenix is a live one than have been pulled away from Phoenix in some time. Past Exalted Ruler Cater of the Phoenix lodge has arranged for the transpor- tation connections and things of that sort and will be something of a gen.
 eral when he and his friends reach Denver.
 About tWen+y-two will leave Phoe-
 nix and more will be picked up at Marlcopa from Yuma lodge. At Tue son further delegates will join the crowd including the only Arizona grand lodge officer, Hon. F.. N. Dick erman, grand esteemed lecturing knight, and at Bowie the delegation from 1 Globe, headed by Joe " Prochastka
 past president of the Arizona Elks.
 At Albuquerque the northern Arizona
 Elks will join the gay cavalcade 1 Upon the evening of the fourteenth, 1 the Arizona Elks will entertain the
 officers of the grand lodge at a ban
 quet at which Arizona dishes will be
 the feature The place cards will con- slst of hand painted ostrich eggs
 and there will be Arizona cantaloupes 1 in the heart of the Rocky Ford market
 It is said that scrambled ostrich
 egg will be on the bill of fare. just to let the big nobs see something different. Anyway Arizona will be on | the map pretty much