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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1915-10-29
Congress and Preparedness

With all the discussion regarding larger army and navy and
adequate preparedness for national defense interesting to
how members whom responsibility de
the feel upon the subject average
congressman is a cautious individual He is not given 70 d;l
until he how the people DISPOSED
stand proposition for he is, after ALL merely He
maintain himself favor, basic re-
quremento of diplomacy politics.
poll taken by Chicago newspaper that 173 mem
have declared themselves unquafedy favor of in
creasing Divided comprise 14 represen
aes and 80 majority to be but impressive
that indicates pretty the congress
policy during the coming session will substantial in
in the military of the nation. be ex
planned Also that these expressions Pes
dent Wilson's declaration for thorough preparedness
defense The latter factor will doubtless the mo-
mentu the preparedness
Indeed it is doubtful if the pronounced acfciss will
objection and they be made
along and there likelihood congress will he nj
stampede itself into thing that snacks of mi]arm nc
the term is known abroad While PROVIDING roner til
guards preservation there no expectation
heavy burden will be imposed departure from the
policy which stood
years of its existence
Those who have deudl themselves idea that all t
possible and taxes had been
haud will be under necessity revising their estimates
Some New York genius has proposed hbaton as an equitable
and effective of raising CITY, in which man
would be assessed IN proportion the sort of place
occupies whether be howell mansion hotel and whether
be owned merely rented by the occupant short his tax as
sessmen would be oponate the value property he oc
home regardless of who of the proner
occupied Still if half the things about New York ae
true is difficult to unesa why should willing to pa
to live there.
News from Washington to the that Mrs Gait
designing her for her wedding president and M
definite of the nupta expected within
few days With these details safely way one will; have
nothing further to about the question an
the ceremony
The United States Brewers
Springfield Mass complains bitterly an undulv
heavy burden imposed its business Taking into m
count the oswep OF the " movement the
Of tho 1.or
makers
beetle tbesa dave
But oneh of the crop has been harvested and
50 80 day and board for help CROP II
proving difficult sufficient labor
that much of the crop may be lost.
London food break all records showing general
of cent since the beginning the tax on i'm
ported articles will tend 10 further elevate prices
Williams Jennings Bryan leading the fight pro-
hbon Ohio and vigorous being the
state dry Nov g
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1915-10-29
Notice of Adjustment Day

Estate Of Johanna Olson, deceased.
The undersigned, having been appointed ad-
ministrator Of the estate of Johanna Olson, late
OF the County Of Clear Creek, in the State Of
Colorado. deceased. hereby gives notice that he
viii appear before the County Court of said
Clear Creek County, at the Court House in
Georgetown. in said County. on Monday, the sth
day OF November, A. D. 1915. at the hour of
O'Clock P. NJ. Of said day. at which time all per.
sons having claims against said estate are mott.
fed and requested to attend for he purpose of
having the same adjusted. All persons indebted
to the said estate are requested to make i'm
mediate payment to the undersigned,
Dated at Idaho Springs. Colorado, this 14th
day Of October. A, D. 1875
MIS- OLSON,
Administrator of the estate Of johanna a,
son. deceased.
F. L. colLoM. Attorney
First Pub. Oct. Is. 1915
Last Pub. Nov. 8, 1915.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1915-10-29

FOR RENT-A sikh room modern cot.
tage, newly painted and decorated,
Mrs. Vivian, 1897 Colorado street.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1915-10-29

FOR RENT-Unfurnished house in
Sunnyside, rooms, $3.50. The Bush
& Bonner Agency Co.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1915-10-29

The Siftings Office has turned
out an unusually nice Let of lob
printing this week.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1915-10-29

THE Kennedy fotation machine and
the Simplex canvas vanper will over
come your losses. For sale by Horn &
Horn, Ferguson Bldg, Denver.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1915-10-29

News from Washington the general that Mrs Gait 10
designing her for her wedding president and
definite of the nupil expected within
few days With these details safely way one will
nothing further to worry about save the question getting
ton to the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-14
for thirty as soon as funds arc avail

for thirty AS soon as funds arc avail
able.
The advisory board or the federation
is composed of the following members:
Colonel Thomas Is. Mc.\damS. Alvin NJ.
Smith, ordwIy pullcr. Horny :. liutz-
Ter. David NJ White and pr J. McCaw
TompkinS.
Board OF directors -Mrs. Tyler job
son. Mrs r. Il y. Euvl>e. Mrs. Charles
seldom, Mrs. Alma de Milhau Mrs, John
Murphy, Mrs. Warner Moore. Mrs. t..
4 Mn. MtS. Ida Clarke, Mrs. Charles
Mason. Airs, w. II. Hountrec. Miss CalIy
iylaud. Or. Margaret kuNk. Mrs. Cp-
shur Bowen Mrs. w. II Adams. Mrs.
Thomas Murrcl. Mrs X. IL. Flanua-
gam Mrs. 7, L. Johson, Mrs. II. T..
Hooker Mrs, McEea. Mrs, Alvin Goode.
Mrs. {. Y. Meredith. Miss Alvin Doolry,
Miss Lynda Noiner, Miss Marie Leohey,
Mrs Henry w. Sampson. Mrs. W. ~
Burrows. Mrs. Lila Rider. Mrs. !. w.
liundleN. Mrs, X. +. Hudson, Mrs.
sam Cohen. Mrs. :, l.. Thomas aud
Mrs. Robert Beverly.
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ALTAVlSTA
SrecIal Ia The TImes. pispatchl

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
ALTANISTA. VA, November ID
Miss Eva McCutcE.u returned on Sat
urday from a visit to I.yuchburg.
pr. W. Q. Smith ana wife visited in
Richmond the latter part OF last week.
!. l.. Arthur went to Charlottes
willie on Wednesday 10 yet her little
shirley snyder.
Mrs. y. u. Bell and son. Gilbert, who
have been visiting i'll Scottsv:lle. re
turned home on Monday. rhcy were
accompanied by the formers sister.
Mrs. Powers.
Professor l. T. Wilkinson. county SUI
rerintendeut OF schools Of LunenburE
County. was In town OIL saturday
Mayor w. l.. NJ Thornton returned
on sunday from a visit of some length
10 his son, DR.. Walden Thornton. at
stony Creek
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TWO CIIuRCII SOCIETIES
ANNOUNCE HOLIDAY SALES

The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Grace
Covenant Presbyterian Church an
nounccs its annual Christmas Sale 10
be given in the old Grace street Church
building. belonging To this cour,o-
CATION at Fourth and Grace Streets. on
Thursday and Friday from 10 To :
O'Clock. Luncheon Will he served each
day from L. TO $. The Christmas gifts
inclrd" mn attractive assortment OF
useful and fancy articles. Among those
interested in the work arc Mrs George
Bryan, Mrs William Todd, Mrs H.
stuart MacLeam Mrs. j. w Snton.
Mrs. chiles VI. Terrell. Mrs j. Scott
Parrish ana others.
Following custom Of many Years
the Ladies' Aid Society OF the second
Presbyterian Church. Fifth Street near
Main, VIII have on sale this week
home made fruit cakes. These cakes
are made from a receipt peculiar 10
,a.s society and have au established
reputation.
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Mrs. BEATRICE HALE
To DELIVER LECTURE

Another attraction OF the night mass
meetings VIII bc Il speech by Mrs Sea
trice Forbes obortSou Hale, niece of
the actor, and a very popular and at
tractive lecturer. Mrs. Hale, who VIII
make the trip from New York. 10 speak
before Virginia suitraS:Sts, has been
very active in the recent northern cam
paigns, and spoke last week 1T a huge
mass meeting I'm New York as re-
suit OF which 100000 was raised for
the suffrage cause.
Delegates from fifteen Of the South
ern States VIII arrive in Richmond
on December 10. and the Southern
Saturday. Sunday afternoon there viii
be another mass-mceting. at which Il
number OF addresses will he made by
leading ministers and social workers
in the city, showing the religious. So
cial and phlanthropic side of suffrage.
Business meetings of the Southern
States Conference will continue
through Monday and Monday night
the delegates Will leave for the Ma
tional Convention 10 be held in Wash
ington, which will thus be n grand
climax 10 the continuous series OF suf-
fracc meetings and conventions.
Richmond suflrag!sts are, Of course,
very busy preparing Ia give the state
and Southern DELEGATES q warm well
come. Most OF the principal stores
along Broad street have already, not
only promised To decorate in the suf-
fragc colors but have contributed gem
erously toward the entertainment Of
the guests
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Tonight sure. Remove the liver
anu bo""! poison which is keeping
your head dizzy. your tongue coated.
breath offensive and stomach sour.
Don'r stay bilious, sick. headachy, con-
s,ipated and fun OF cold. why don't
you get 3 box OF Cascarets from the
drug store now? Eat one or two to-
night ana enjoy the incest. gentlest
liver and bowel cleansing you ever
experienced. You viii wake up feel
Ing II and Gne. Cascarcts never gripe
cr bother you al the next day like
calofne!. salts and pills. They act
gently hut thoroughly. Mothers should
give cross, sick, bilious or fcverish
children whole Cascaret any time
Tney arc harmless and children love
than.
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Wonnem's Coats
Newest Styles,
$l9.z5

A separate Coat will be
an almost indispensable part
OF n woman's wardrobe this
winter.
The maximum of style,
quality and variety is COM
bincd In this lot at S10.75,
which includes Golflex and
fancy mixtures for women
who will motor or golf; also
plain Chevoits and Broad
cloths for those of quietcr
tastes; convertible collars.
The colors are black,
navy, brown and green, In
addition to the mixtures.
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Latest French Creations in
Our Dressmaking Salon

We are in a most advantageous position make exact
copies and adaptations of the creations
including Theater, Dinner and Ball Gowns
Dresses, Dancing Frocks, etc
The copies of imported models
from which they made but models will also be
sold at very much prices
Our Dressmaking Department under the MANAGEMENT
Of Alstrom & Co.. the welknown ailors
of Baltimore,
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Afternoon and Street
Frocks, Special SIS

we have taken few show pieces and other
exclusive style models from our regular stock
and marked them at $500 for quick cleanup.
These garments are the last word in high
class dressmaking. and are worth far more than
we are asking for them.
One Dress of kind in Crepe de Chine Satin,
Taffeta, Net Brocaded Velvet and plain Chiffon
Velvet
The leading fall shades and combinations Of
sand, plum brown and black are in the lot
The quantity is limited. Don't let such an
opportunity pass by.
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$29. rs

Exclusive styles in Broadcloth,
Whipcord. Serge, Gabardine and Pop-
lin, in the new browns, greens, navy,
ficldmouse and black. Fur enters
largely into the trimming of these
Suits; also Velvet and Silk Braid. In
dividuality of style Is a marked charac-
teristic of these garments
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WomemAreL Lavish
i'm Their Praise of
Our $5.98 Waists

And not without good rea-
son-they are the smartest
styles we have seen this
fall. and exclusively at
Mosby's.
Georgette Crepe, Crepe
de Chimes. Chiffon Laces,
Pussy Willow Taffetas, plain
and striped Taffetas and
Radiums. in all the new
shades and combinations.
Many styles, including ac-
Gordon plated, tucked and
plain blouse effects, with
convertible collar.
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$500

Exceptionally dressy, smart-looking
Suits at this price, Of Broadcloth Pop
lin, Whipcords. Gabardncs and u few
Mixtures and Checks
The shades include battleship gray,
fieldmouse. Boiling green, African
brown, navy and black.
FASHIONS latest conceits in Fur and
Braid trimming are to be found In this
lot.
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$25.OO

Whipcords. Serges and Poplins, IN
black, green. African brown. navy and
tan; also black and white check Velours
and handsome English mixtures. are
included in this lot
Belted and Russian Blouse Coats
with Fur or Velvet collars: some with
Velvet cuffs, others trimmed with
Braid; very jaunty.
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22-inch Black Eelveteen,
fast color and pile, $500
and S1.25 yard.
24-inch Nelve teen, in
black, plum, dark green.
crow swing blue, cerise,
navy, etc, S1.5O yard.
42-inch Black chiffon
Nelvets. $500, $500 and
5000 yard.
lS-inch Black Velvet,
500, S1.5O, $500 up to
$500 yard.
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lay De III SelNetS, IL can
27-inch Black Eclveteen,
S1.75, and $500 yard.
44-inch Black Velveteen,
Si.25 yard.
each grade represents
an exceptional value at the
price,
42-inch Colored Chiffon
Vclvcts, in myrtle. Copen-
hagen, raisin. midnight blue,
old rose, mulberry. pink,
light blue, etc, $500, $500
and 5000 yard.
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4 Fatal " cakness in
Retail Methods
hchs Tie First Of Series Articles the Use and
Abuse of ''Thc Approval and Returned
Goods Iriyicyc.'

Goods Priyilcsc.'
whether due TO "thoughtlessncss" on the part
oi ah unusually large number Of people, or to over
iehchcy on the part OF the merchants who permit
H. on both, tacr" is no denying of the fac. that
Nlefe exists the tOo-frcqucnt practice of having
numbers Oh articles sent approval, or charged
ana then, after much delay, the sending of the
goods back for credit account exchange for
other goods or refund Of money the said articles
oiltHncs showing the marks Of much handling
therefore their unfitncss to again be placed in
Regular Stock.
>" numerous and fragrant have become the
abuse Oh what IS known as the approval and Re-
turned Goods Privilege" with its burden of loss
running INTO thousands Of dollars Annually the
merchants nave resolved that they must in thc
interest OF good merchandising abolish or at least
minimize it's practice
ne merchants are ever willing TO accede TO
an reasonable requests OF their patrons--to meet
.n'" Il l't'le more than half way in any transac-
''o' louf support and influence i'm this matter
you help? WIN
'''' "A ""ods, W"mcn's Wear Millinery
stores Richmond.
(Menbcrs Retail Merchants Associatfonl
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J.B,Me$by&&e.
A Wonderful Choosing i'm Women's
New Tailored Suits
At $25.00, $29.75 and $500

tne manufacturers
them hundn
Ihd
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New Blankets at Special
PrIlces

Our advice is Buy now whether you need
Blankets or not, as prices at the mills are advanc-
I, ing rapidly. These lots were purchased nearly a
year ago.
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Sc Blankets, $4E.@9

Made OF fine selected pure White Wool tiny
Cotton chain good large size. 7OxS2 inches;
Pinch Silk Galloon binding; pink and blue borders This
is a real $500 Blanket that offer $500.
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Complete Stock of Welvets

Whatever your need may be in Vevets, it cal
be met with this stock
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27
HOW THEY BAT

All set for the benefit game at Riverside Park this afternoon In spite of his erumhles Joe Ellis has weeded out the garden spot ot the valley. and today will put some kal- solnine on the lines So the park is ready. even il some of the old favor ties who will perform this afternoon are little stiff in their jints.
 Mesa is coming over with an evil grin, for Mesa knows that there are not enough regulars in Phoenix ,o wod a fortv-tNo centimeter siege gun. And il looks Very much like a victory for the visitors. IIut. hist There k Kid Krause to figure on, ana this same Krause once famed eighteen or two dozen Mesa Jewels in one game. Just think of that.
 smiley will be on hand to take up the burden ii Phoenix needs him
 Pitcher Herb Hall who finished his stint of work at Tucson Friday, arrived last night and will watch today's game.
 Gil Putnam is back from Hayden, where he went to play with the Snelter team. and will probably be a spectator today.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27
HAGEMAN ECONOMIES
 SOME MORE ID TUCSON
Franklin Man to Make Run to Old Pueblo With Sealed Gas Tank-Gas
 Trial Under New Conditions
BY LYLE AROTT

Being willing to spend considerable money in cconomizing. George Hage- man is leaving this morning for Tue son. Hageman is only going to take one tankful of gasoline with him, with the iGea of forcing that tank to last him all the way to the old town. Hage- man is travelling in q Franklin motor car.
 Hageman's latest stunt is different. An arrangement has been made be- tween the Arizona Daily Star and The Republican to check the contents of the gas tank. Late last evening, the said receptacle was filled to the brim, and a wire solGered over the opening. over the ends of this wire. Harold Wells placed gobs of sealing wax and in this wax was pressed a seal ring belonging to us. Beside being a safe guard against anybody blowing in the tank to make the gas last longer, this sealing stunt gives us an opportunity to let the world know we possess such a bauble.
 The seal will be broken in Tucson and the tank refilled. The amount of juice it takes to fill the tank will be the amount used on the trip. The mile age will be checked very carefully.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27
0'P0PT::--
 NC0MMEN

There was m interesting set of pitching in the big leagues yesterday. Eddie Plank and G. Cleveland Alexan- der each got no hit games. In the American, three hard hitting teams got but five bingles apiece: Chicago off Walker. Washington off Bush and Bos- ton eff Brown, a newcomer in the cir cult. Weilman tanned the Tigers with six hits. Renz gave the Indians four safeties and lost nis game.
 (BaiI Game TodaY
 The league race ought tO be cinChed mp tight again by the time the SoIons get home. They have now drawn up even with themselves. while Albuquer- que and Fl Paso have vet another ser ies in which to slaughter each other Meanwhile. Tucson is likely to prove pickings here.
 (Ball Game Today
 Roy Brashear will probably have many extra pale complexioned hairs when he gets through the umpiring season. In yesterdays game at Tue son. he had q couple of near decisions and then look at the regularity with which that old protested play comes up. Tn the third with two down. the
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27
Phoenix Catcher and His Relief Man Each Acquire llmncrs. and So Does Callan-B BackstOps Sure Hit the Ball
SNAPPY FIELDING
 FEATURE OF GAME
AicCrcery Hits Ban Over Fence. But Stadclli Knocks It Down With Glove and Pitcher Only Makes Second on Blow
Special to The Republican,

arlrtt-tfA ER ne 1ttlfNblltaul
 TUCSON. June e6. - The Phoenix Slat.-- made ,ooi their reputation -sr ending series by acquiring aae~iiy for their batting averages -.l-u rL.v went after Red tulwider today and assaulted him for thirteen safe blows. E-aHy of them for extra l~t-- Coupled with the excellent work .5 Ed NcCreery on the slab for 5re visitors, all this snashfest re- suited u 5-t"-a victory for the Eao,ulei-us-
 The same Will Ice protested on the same grounds as that of yesterday. cT-.-a-er Brown cannot be satisfied slat th. league has officially raised gfe suspension of Catcher Byrd Lynn.
 -Neari. ever- body had luck off Full wider today Red improved rapidly Ssuce his ankle was wrenched cay be 1.re yesterday in right field. and went iu rl- game confident of showing the S.Ie1~ something. Even McCrcery. who .> uotoriously weak hitter. smashed the ball auc. as a matter o- fact. would have scored a homer except for highway broad daylight rutaery committed by Stadelli. The 1.Eejsl-au picked aIack'S tong drive oll 1he top of the ieft field fence vcl his leather hand and thereby r-c.eut.d a circuit smash. As it was. Ed got to second proving the a assertion ;nat he has got Jo hit home run t1 make more than one baS-
 Phoenix never got headed. The vhite-cl3d chaps scored in the first when 1IcArd'e got to first. Stroloff losing ;. grounder on a bad hop. Mutt T.4sted a single to center, which Felts ualbed with one hand but Mack made second. Demagsio then doubled e. 1eit. scoring HonUs.
 The second SoIon score came or I-rnn-s long homer iu the second in uins. with nobody on. and John Mutt repeated the stunt in the very next frame. with a solid wallop over cen te--n-Id fence
 The Senators went after Red hard in the fIfth. After Bowling hac f1uIed out to Calian. NcArdle got a hot IIt past second that Dan Rader Knocked down. but could not peg. Nu.t th,n doubled tC left and Harry went to third.
 Demaggio got timely single that counted Mack. Mutt taking third. Me Guvrav then lifted a long sacrifice siy to Felts in center, and Mutt scored on the play. Demaggio was caught mapping off first. ending the tune for that inning.
 So'ons Get Men On
 The Senators got runners on the paths in every inning during the re-
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27
New MeXicans Clean Up In
 Eighth Of Stoney M'Glynn

luck a-tall. The Mackmen's lead dWindled aNfully when French and Davis performed successive singles scoring Murphy and NIcNen. the new chap secured the bases clean witsl q two bagger.
 Fl Paso hit Jordan and Irion with great vigor but in spite of the seven teen hits. could only push seven men across the plate. while the locals, punching their hits to better advantage, made a dozen safeties count for ten scores.
 Score R. 1T. F. Fl Paso .... .oS2 O1o 1oO-7 r } Albuquerque 42o GOO 04x-1o r
 Batteries-McGlynn and Bliss: Jor- dan. Irion and Raedel.
 Umpire-Quigley.
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27

are known to local fans. Ramos 3b and Stanfield pitcher are with the Miami club Miller. Duke Whit, Jack Spikes and others we all know, are with Globe. Pittman, Toots Bliss and Miller are with the Shelter nine. and also Pitcher Hatch and Bud Bernstein sometimes perambulate with the Globeites.
 (Ball Game TodaO
 "I didn't raise my Ford tp be a Jit- ney,"
 (BaII Game TodaD
 Second hand news of the Rio Grande Association is getting to be the rage on this circuit. Some papers print more clipped stuff than legitimate and some don't. Of the latter class one prints NOTHING but what it cribs.
 (Ball Game Today)
 l. Is to emit cachinna tions concern ing OUT league secretary. The L. <. was dubious about allowing the No-Hit game Han pitched here against the Mackren. but in the recentest issue of sporting Life. the great baseball paper, he plays up the Phoenix wonder and credit. him with the hitless perform ? ance.
 (RalI Game Today)
 Honest, your peso will do a lot more good if ft is paid to some young woman between now and next Sunday. than if you merely slap it down on the shelf at the ticket window Every dollar that is paid for advance tickets to the
Arizona republican., 1915-06-27

bases full and two strikes and three balls on Mcconnell Mac Murdo tried to steal home. Hall stood stiff legged on the rubber pitched over a perfect strike and retired the side. Tucson fans claimed this duplicated the fam ous play of a month ago. when Kane got in bad by calling the runner ont on a thrown assist
 (Ball Game Today
 We note the name Of one Whalem right field for Shelter in certain box scores. The black marks opposite his name indicate that he is one of them there things
 (BaII Game TodaY
 The mining city teams number a lot of ball players in their line-ups. who