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10 the purchase o. prepefty on upper
Cottonwood creek they VIII take up .
sovernunent hoinestead there.
HERE ON THEIR WAY 70 kAMe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chapson. late
residents Of. Archuleta county.
are spending the week here as
the guests OF the formers brother. w.
A. Chapson. and wife on North Fifth
street while on their way to Highland.
Kansas. where they will visit their
daughter and family during the Christ
mas holidays. They have sold their
ranch, ten miles north OF Pagosa
Springs. and are undecided where they
will make their home. although It Is
probable they. will select Alamosa for
that purpose as they have residence
property there.
GUESTS or MR.. AND MRS. COOPER
SUNDAY.
Mr. and Mrs. George b. Clark Of
Florence spent Sunday In Canon City
las the guests of Postmaster and Mrs.
Clark Cooper at their home. So3
Greenwood avenue. Mr. Clark Is the
assayer at the Riverside Smeiter at
Florence.
RETURNED FROM WEsTcLiFFE ON
MONDAY.
Rev s. H. Sperry returned to
Canon City Monday afternoon from
westcliffe. where he filled his regular
ministerial appointment on Sunday
Re-. Sperry will go to Hillside on
Wednesday where he will do some
missionary work preliminary to pub
lie box supper social at the village
hall on Friday evening OF this week,
BABY DAUGHTER BORN MONDAY
Mr.. and Mrs, T. A. Haynes Of 702
Allison avenue are the parents OF a
handsome baby daughter. born to them
this morning. Mother and infant. who
are at the hospital are reported to be
doing nicely.
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WEDNESDAY
ILLINOIS CENTRAL AGENT HERE
TODAY.

ILLINOIS CENTRAL AGENT HERE
TODAY.
c. NJ Low of Denver. general west
ern freight and passenger agent for,
Ithe Illinois Central Railroad company.
was a business visitor in Canon City
this morning.
LEFT TUESDAY FOR THE PACIFIC
COAST.
]. T. Corrin left Tuesday afternoon
for Salt lake City on his way TO the
Pacific coast where he will spend ser-
eral weeks. devoting the greater part
OF the time to visiting the expositions
at San Francisco and San Diego.
GOT MARRIAGE LICENSE AT THE
SPRINGS.
marriage license was issued from
the office Of the county clerk here
on Monday to Everett e. Jones. 2i.
and Miss Adelaide NJ. Snider. 20. both
OF Canon City. Colorado Springs
Telegraph.
RETURNED TO VICTOR MONDAY
Mrs. J. J. o.Donnell returned here
on Monday from a visit OF a weeks
duration with her parents at Canon
City.-victor Record.
RETURNED TO PUEBLO SUNDAY.
Miss Alice Ewing returned to her
home in Pueblo last Sunday after a
pleasant visit Of couple of weeks
with frfenda in this city
VISITING SISTER.
Mrs. J. A. ST. Clair OF Lonrmont.
Colorado. arrived Friday to spend
a week or SO with her sister, Mrs. J.
G. Schweisert Of this city.
IS GUEST OF Miss KATE sARroR
Miss Carolyn Scott is visiting Miss
Kate Sartor in Canon City on her way
home from Oklahoma. She will ar
rive in Salida the middle of the week
.ASaIida Mail.
HERE FOR FEW DAYS
VISIT WITH FRIENDS
Mrs. S. II. Atwater and daughter.
Miss winnifred. of Colorado Springs.
are spending a few days here visiting
friends. They will he remembered as
former residents OF Canon City.
WAS BUSINESS VISITOR TUESDAY.
Rev. o. s. Reed. formerly pastor
OF the Christian church here. but now
resident OF Manzapola was bus
iness visitor in Canon City on Tues
day lie LEFT ioi home this morning.
nrring his sta: in town he was the
guest # ,ir tad Mrs. &C. H. Rau.
FUNERAL TO BE HELD THURSDAY
The funeral OF the late Thomas
Price OF Cottonwood ave. East Can
on. whose sudden death last Saturday
was such n shock to the community.
Will take place from Wilson's under.
taing chapel at o'clock Thursday
afternoon. Friends OF the family In.
yi,ed TO the obsequies.
HERE FOR cHRIsTMAs HOLIDAYS
MIR. and Mrs. Burnie j. Craig and
little son, Burnie Mack. OF Washington
D. C., arrived here from the east Tues.
day afternoon ard will visit relatives
and friends until after the Christmas
holidays. Mr.. Craig holds respon.
sihle and remunerative civil service
position in the Patent office Of tho
government. While here they will b.
the guests at the home OF Mr.. Craig,s
parents. County Assessor ana Mrs. II.
J. Craig. OF East Canon and Mrs.
cratg's parents. Mr.tsnd Mn. II. G.
Webster. on Greenwood ave.
MEGviMo o. PNooRgo6 cLua.
The membes of the Progress club
heid their regular msetlhg Monday
escnins a. the homs q Miss wHsht
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take place. TSe father o. the de-
ceased Is q prominent real estate
dealer at Reno.
DOWN FROM sALIDA
FOR THANKSGIVING
Prof. T. N. Mcdonald. formerly in
structor in science In the Canon City.
high school and for the last three
years holding similar position In the
high school at Salida. is spending the
Thanksgiving holidays here visiting
his cousin. Mrs J. F. Pettus, at SIS
Cooper avenue. He will remain here
until Sunday afternoon.
GUESTS OF Mr.. AND MRS. p. D.
HICKS.
Mr. and Mrs. George jackson of
Lincoln. Nebraska. on the way home
from visit to the California exposi-
tions are spending few days here
as the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. P. D.
Hicks. Mrs. Walter Calnon of Lead
vile. is also guest in the Hicks fam
lily. Mrs. Jackson. Mrs. Calnon and
Mrs. Hicks are sisters and they are
greatly enjoying the renewal OF old
associations.
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wASTED-Good horse about 100
weight. nine or ten years old.
Canon Steam Laundry 274tf.
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FoUND-Bro~n gauntlet glove. right
hand. caii Record Office. and get
property and pay for ad. ESQ
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FoUND-smail leather hand bag con
tanning coin purse and small change
Record. esOtf.
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Misses Flossie and Louisa Goss ar.
rived last Tuesday to spend the
Thanksgiving holidays with their folks.
They returned to Pueblo Sunday.
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Afr md Mrs. fiersilner- and family
enjoyed Thankssivins turkey with
mother ana father Woods Of South
Canon. .~z
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HELP wAETED-For family Of two,
.Middle-aged woman preferred. good
home. fair wages. sl3 River. 275p6t
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WANTED

wANrED-A competent girl for work
in front room Canon 4ts. a. p.
NELSON & co. 27St2.
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FOR SAI4E-An acre OF land on 18th
street: or trade for apples. Write
or phone Nelson Produce Co., SIC W.
5th St. Pueblo. Colo, or Nelson's
Bakery. Canon 4ii. 277p5tditw
-es~e~%oSsS~~N~>~~o~>o~~&s
on Macon avenue. Mrs. C. II. wtikin-
son read an article from the pen Of
irwin S. Cobb. entitled. 'speaking OF
Operations which was greatly en-
joyed by all. At the close OF the even
ing's program those present were call
cd TO the dining room where refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
GONE TO THE SPRINGS.
Mr.. and Mrs, ). II. Spencer. who
nave been spending the Thanksgiving
holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Bailey. have returned TO their home
in Colorado Springs.
RETURNED TO SALT LAKE. (.
Mrs. Warren Sells and daughter
returned to Salt Lake City Sunday.
after spending Thanksgiving with the
formers mother Mrs Bailey. OF this
city. -
MoToREo HERE FOR DANCE ON
MONDAY NioHT.
Mr. Leo Kelley. Mr.. Grover spoor.
MIR. Ray 0vinu and Mr.. Albert Rickett
motored to Canon City yesterday
where they attended dance In tho
evening Pueblo chieftain.
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Thanksgiving eve Mr.. and Mrs.
Osborn OF Eight Nile Park were very
pleasantly surprised by the neighbors
and friends in the community. Those
present we're Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. volk
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. a. Mickseli.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Cowcn and fam
fly. Mr.. and Mrs. Sullivan and daugh-
:e=. Mrs. 8. A. cowen. Mr. and Mrs.
Hershner and daughter and Misses
Wood. Mickseli. Wilson. Bigneli. Stock
well. and Messrs Smith and Ahart.
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FoUND-sirk fur mum on sth stroet
near Methodist church Call at Rec.
ord. s7SW.
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IoToRED HERE FOR DANCE ON
MoNDAv hIoHT.
EIGHT MILE
PARK NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mickssii vefy spien-
didiy entertained, number OF their
friends at THANKSGIVING dinner 1t
their new home on Eight Mile Park
The table was very prettiIy decor.
ated- The center piece was composed
Of huge pumpkin cut IN half. ladec
with fruit. which was very beautiful
Carnations and ferns also formed part
OF the decoratious. : A Avn course din.
ner was served after which the guests
enjoyed music and good time.
Those who enjoyed the Thanksgiv.
ing turkey were Mr. and Mrs. J. X.
cowen and daughters. Margaret. Anna
and Grace. Mrs s. A. co~en. Mr.. w.
T. Smith. Miss Blgnell. Miss Stock
well and Miss wiisof.
They all declared Mr.. and Mrs.
AIickser delightfui entertainers and
wish to make them welcome in the
community
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FOR SALE Good pigs. Sam Hoffman
Blue 1883. 2s7tf.
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girl Of general
housework. Frank Singer. 274f.
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WANTED To buy. couple OF good
pool tables. Geo. Richardson. r, F.
D.. Box 24s.. Brookside. Colo. 277pst
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&c, your pictures fnmed carly :,
whipples. ~. 1oo
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20 U y D

FoUND-Auto tail light and number.
Get at Record. zeots
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FOR SALE-Smith q Barnes piano.
in good condition. $4,000. Robert
d. Sharp Music Co.. 4o5 Main St
s77ts
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week, but was Iocatsa ui;ess n could
do but Little. Il any. damase- i
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FOUSD-Iock chain ct top OF F,ump
hill Apply Record. ae6tf.
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FOR 6ALE-Good 1912 second-AAnA
Ford. See Joe Myers. csskf
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Mr.. and Mrs. f.. C.. volk and family
we're the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. os
born to Thanksgiving dinner.
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FOUND Black KID glove. Record Of.
flce. 2eltf.
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wANTED-Bulk Apples. loading ett
street. D. & r. G. Phone Canor
362. two rings. C. A. FORD. 276tf
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tn . R;sost wsss ~xA
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LoST-Roli OF roofing between d. 4
r. @. freight office and oreydens ave.
AZ J. Morrison. so4 0reydene. f7sta
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News Notes
FRIDAY
VISITING FRIENDS.

Mr.. Leon Watson of wetmore, Colo.
RADIO, is spending few days In Canon
Citv
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LOST

tosr-Pocketbook containing $1,000
bill. Reward. Record office. 27sti
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FoUHD-On Main street, a tie rope.
Call at Record. 26otf.
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FOR RENT-House at 7i2 Nsoou,
Furnshed or unfuruished. Mrs.. T. d.
Palmer. 177pes
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FURNISHED HOUSES

FOR RENT room house furnished.
al Macon Ave. 2sopIst.
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FOR sALE-Miscellaneou.-

FOR SALE-Miscellaneon-
FOR SALE Good 1912 second-AAnA
Ford See Joe Myers. csskf
FOR SALE Good pigs. Sam Holman.
Blue 1858. 2s7H.
FOR SALE-Smith q Barnes piano.
in good condition, $4,000 Robert
d. Sharp Music Co. 4o5 Main 81
5T73
FOR SALD-Brand new t1o2.to typs-
writer. latest model Fifty doiiAn
cash. Address W. B. C. lcare Tia
Record). s7sS.
FOR sALB-Pigs. shoats and fA.
hogs. NJ. Madsen. Phone White
14o4. 2sond1tw.
FOR SALE-At a bargain, compssts
outfit, team, new harness and wagon
Bargain Of n lifetime. See Rasmun-
sen. at Baiiey-s Feed Store. f7Tp1
FOR SALE-s Smith Premier typewrst
er. No. 10. wide carriage. nearly
new. Come and sec II and make an
oner. Record office. 236ptf
te~~~~~~~>~oo~S
FOR ENT
FOR RENT room brick house
1919 Prescott avenue. Apply Sls
Prescott ave- a4'p4a
FOR RENT-Good front ofiIco room
in Record block. upstairs. Apply at
Record Office. i42d
-e.ess~~~sesss~ssssees<e% <e%s
FURNISHED ROOMS
FOR RENT. nicely furnishsd
rooms for light Housekeeping. mod.
ern- 900 Harrison ave 2ispsst.
FOR RENT-A nice large, pleasant
front room, reasonable 40 North
9th 81. 7tfpls
= -~~~>eSs~>>~4~~~@~~~~S
FURNISHED HOUSES
FOR RENT room house Furnished.
III Macon Are, 2soplst-
FOR RENr-House at 7l2 Naeou,
Furnshed or unfuruished. Mrs.. T. d.
Palmer. 777pss
FOR RENT room furnished house.
close In: good location. fair hone.
si2 a month. Record ofaee. a7esS.
FOR REHT-Three rooms for ugnt.
z. Housekeeping. clean and light aiso
sleeping room reasonable. IA River
st~et. 2ssp4se
.es~~Sss~Soe>~.e>ssseseess
LOST
,lo8T-on North 7th 81. l3.oo worth
! OF &c s.amps Return 20 Batchesors
Hoosicr Market Reward. 37st2
tosT-Pocketbook containing $1,000
bill. Reward. Record office. 27eti
LoST-Roli OF roofing between d. 4
r. @. freight office and 0reydens ave.
A. ]. Morrison, soi 0reydene. 17sta
-~~~S~~~v~O100S
p - ~ n n
FoUND--Auto tail light and number.
Get at Record. zeots
leather hand bag con
tanning coin purse and small change
Record. e9Ot3.
gauntlet glove. right
hand. Cali Record Office. and get
property and pay for ad. ESQ
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REruRNEp no PUEBLO.

Miss Mamie Devol returned to Pu-
eblo on Wednesday after visit here
with her parents and other relatives.
MISS AEBEksoLD BETTER.
Miss Laura Aebersold has been
quite sick with bad cold for several
days. Although she is not able to be
out, we are glad to know that she is
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FOR snhNcE-t svsaro,d rosis-
tercA Jerssy Dull. os.ee scr soasen.
=. A. nIlsy. Rayne,te- Ave- -
csaen. s' aes1Wee.
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HERE FOR THANKSGIVING.

Carl and Herman Graves. both stu.
dents at the University of Colorado at
Boulder, are spending the Thanksgiv-
ing vacation at home as the guests
OF their parents, DR.. and Mrs. c.
Herman Graves. .
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MISCELLANEOUS

KEEP youF ke4n keye and counsel b.
renting . steel safsty boz q ~
Fremont County National Bank. -
To- - per ysar. ~
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Sir. and Mrs. George F. Case cf Boul-
der. Colombo. have purchased ranch
between Cottonwood and Taitahassee
creeks In the northern part o. this
county and vim shortly remcss thsre
to make their home. Mt. ana Mrs.
Case. Who hase been here Scg I couple
q days. isft scf Boulder .ii tleif au's.
mobile dis aftefnocn. q addition
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FOR sALD-Brand new s1o2.6e typs-
writer. latest model Fifty doilan
cash. Address W. B. C. lcars TAs
Record). 37etS.
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FOR SALB-Pigs. shoats and fAt
hogs. NJ. Madsen. Phone White
1404 2s0dd1tw
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FOR RERT-Three rooms for ngns-
Housekeeping. clean and light aiso
sleeping room reasonable. ia River
sv~e.. sssp4st
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take place. Tse father q the de-
ceased Is q prominent real estate
daaier AZ Rano
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FOR RENT-A nice large. pleasant
front room. reasonable. 40 North
9th ST. 7&9pls
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27
Crowds Head For Prescott Frontier Day Sports Are Outlined

! Already, many visitors have arrived from eastern states and various points in Arizona to attend the 1915
 Frontier Days celebration, to be held | in Prescott July 3, and 3. Fifty head of the widest broncs obtainable ! in the southwest are at the Frontier | days arena, waiting anxiously for the Ibig contests Numerous contestants l from outside Arizona are already on the ground and each day brings new 1 riders. Prescott will be the fiesta city of Arizona during Frontier Days and all care will be laid aside during the celebration, which has made the Mile High city famous, and Prescott, which was one of the best frontier GaY towns in the west, will haTI back to the period when every man was judged according to his strength. Prescott will be ablaze with the national and official colors. The dec orations committee has taken means to insure that Prescott will be gay with the purple and gold. Cowboy hats will force straw bonnets into the discard and chaps and spurs will be the ruling sartorial decorations.
 Every detail has been completed by the various committees. working un der the directCTShip of F.. A. Kast- ner. Besides the contests and sports at the Frontier days grounds. evening entertainments are planned, includ-
 ing band concerts. out-of door dan cing, etc. Comfortable accommoda tions are assured every one attending the celebration and there will be no .overcharging for rooms or meals. The same prices will prevail that are charged during each day in the year Concessions are being let daily by Chairman Frank Whisman and all forms of entertainment will be had in the Mile High city.
 Keen rivalry exists among the cow men in the different sections of Ari- zona with respect to the prizes which will be awarded the five horsemen appearing in all three days parade having the most handsome outfit and horse and displaying the best horse manship. The prizes offered are S25 S2O. $15. $1O and s5 and the winners will be photographed before the cen tral grandstand and their pictures sent to the leading papers in the United States.
 over 5000 in prizes will be given in the general contests The worlds championship broncho busting con test .s attracting riders from every section of the United States. south America and Canada. Harry Hen
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27

I derson, winner of the championship l in 1914 will again contest this year. l PreScotts claim to the worlds cham
 pionship is based upon the fact that the winner of the first prize and gold medal must contest for the medal and his title as champion at any place in the world where as high a purse is offered and the same riding rules govern. If no other Organiza tion makes a bid for the champion ship the holder of the title and medal must contest for the same at Pres colt, 1916. The first rider to win the medal two consecutive years will retain it as his property and the
 Frontier days management will pro- vide a new medal for the following years championship contest or con tests. The first prize in this big , event will be $500 cash and the dia- mond- studded worlds championship
 gold medal; second, $500; third, $2O0;
 fourth. $10O; fifth. $50. These prizes will be awarded at the end of the contest. July . In addition there will be awarded to the four riders
 making the best showing each day the sum of $100 divided equally The
 total day money amounts to $4OO;
 and final prizes $1,350. Entrance fee
 in this event is $25 with twenty one chances to win it back.
 Relay and pony express races will be run daily. Purses in each event
 will be for total $24O divided as follows: $40, $25, $25, BIO. Entrance
 fee will S1O in each event for the
 three days. Only neck refined cow
 horses will be entered Combina-
 tion race horses and COW horses are
 barred. Free for all ladies' race.
 purse, S100. with entrance fee of &,
 will he run on Monday July }. and
 no less than five horses will make
 the start Cow pony races. prizes each day for three days, $3O, SEQ
 $15. $1O: entrance fee for all three days racing will be run. Only neck
 reined cow ponics which are actual ly being used for rough cow-Wo1lI and have not been worked out as race horses will be allowed in these
 events. Following is a list of cow
 pony races: July 3, cowboy race,
 one-fourth mile; July 4, cowgirl race, three -eights mile: July ,, cow boy race one-fourth mile Steer riding contest. first prize SEQ; sec
 ond, $1O. with not entrance fee, will
 be staged daily and prizes awarded
 daily. The steer will be allowed to
 buck with head free and must he ridden with rope surcingle furnished
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27
CIVILIANS ID GET NO
 FLOUR VILLAS ORDER
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATcHI

DOUGLAS. June 26.-AIl flour mill owners in Sonora, have been notified by Villa authorities not to sell flour to civilians under any circumstances as it is needed for the army, accord ing to reports brought here. The grain crops in many districts are go- ing to ruin because of the lack of labor to gather the harvest
 Because of these orders farmers are making theis own flour in primitive stone mills. They have ceased sell ing to the mills, it is said. Laborers in southern Moctezuma and northern Sahuaripa districts are refusing to accept issues of scrip and are de- handing wheat in payment of their wages.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27

having the best average will rope for the money onth 5th.
 Numerous laughable and exciting contests will be introduced each day to keep the spectators interested and there will be something for ev- erybody.
 Low excursion rates have been published from all points in Arizona and a good time is assured every one who attends the Prescott Frontier days festival.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27

by the management. Bareback bron- cho riding, first prize, $125; second, $25: third, $40 and entrance fee $S will also he among the daily feat ures Prizes will be awarded at the end of the threedays' contest to con testant making the best showing. Steer roping contest, first prize, $2o0; second, Sl00: third, $75; fourth, $50; fifth. s25, with entrance fee of SIP. ,cach roper will rope July and 1.
 ono steer each day. and the ten men
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27
JITNEY's FORGE RATES DOWN

Because of the competition of the jit- ney busses, the British Columbia E1ec- tric Railway, which operates the city and suburban lines in Vancouver and Victoria, has reduced it's rates from 5 cent fares on transfers to 3h cents. or eight tickets for quarter. without transfers.-From Commerce Reports.