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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-13
SCOTT ON WAY TO
D. G. AFTER TREATY
Chief of Staff of U. S. Army Is Re-
turning After Reaching Peace
Agreement.

Ell PASO, Texas, Jan 12.-General
Hugh l.. Scott, chief Of staff Of the
U. s. army, passed through here to-
day on his return to Washington
from Naco, Arizona, where he Sc
cured the signature of Governor May
torena to the agreement designed to
prevent border fighting.
General Hill, the deposed COM
mapder of the Carranza troops de-
Tending Naco Sonora, remained here
today. He is en- route to Galveston,
Texas on special permit from the
American state department. The rea-
son for his presence in FL Paso was
not made known. Hill has been or
dered by the first chief to join him
at Vera Cruz.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-13
DOESN'T INCLUDE POP.


PHOENIX. Jan. 12.-Wiley
Jones, attorney general OF ART
zona. rendered an opinion today
that the new Arizona prohibition
law could not be suspended In
favor Of egg-nogg TO relieve q
wife's weak heart, or OF lemon
extract containing a little alcohol,
which a woman needed TO flavor
bakery cakes. Concentrated cof-
fec also came under the ban.
The attorney general gave the
opinion in reply 10 a large num-
Der OF inquiries concerning the
scope of the law.
Nothing that anyone can use
as a beverage which may intoM-
cate him can be used or intro
duced into the state" was his
sweeping ruling.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-13

approval Of its many patrons. includ.
ing a two-part drama by the New
York Moving Picture Corporation en-.
titled, "rhe ScOurge OF the Desert
thrilling romance OF the Arizona
Staked Plains. written and directed
by William II. Clifford and Thomas
n. lnce OF the Broncho studios, fea~
turing William s. Hart. Gorden Mul-
len and Rea Mitchell. Today's Key
stone comedy Is a first-run comedy
entitled, Her Winning Punch" fea.
turing Charles Murray.
The Electric Feature Firm Corpo.
ration presents The silent Accuser. &"
a three-part drama full Of thrills and
heart thrObs.
Coming next Saturday Wallace Reid
in Tho Three Brothers"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-13
PALACE.

For today we offer a program OF
selected reels that should meet the
approval Of Tulsa's theatregoers. Pal
ace Travel weekly, a two-reel Key.
stone, "Mabels New job, and two
other excellent pictures including a
Pathe travelouge. storm on the
Welsh Coast
vid Belasco's five-reol Paramount pic.
ture. Rose OF the Rancho" taken
in Lower California by the Jesse l..
Lasky company.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-13
ORPITIcUNI.

II possible, the bill at the Orpheum
this week surpasses that of last, and
the Orpheum is getting crowds In
keeping with the worth OF the enter
tainment afforded. II Gregg pays at
tention TO the desires Of his patrons
he will not wander from the paths Of
first-c class vaudeville. but will continue
dishlng out programs like the one
showing now.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-13
MAGNATES PLAN
DEFENSE IN SUIT
Representatives of Organized Base
ball Frame Up Their
Defense.

CHICAGO, Jan. 12,-Represonta-
tives Of organized baseball met here
today and planned the defense Of the
suit brought by the Federal league un-
der the Sherman antitrust law which
comes up before United States Dis
trict Judge lands on Janaury 20.
with the attorneys were Ban john
son. president of the American league
and President Thomas OF the Chicago
National league club.
August Hermann, chairman Of the
national commission, is expected to
arrive here tomorrow, when another
conference will be held.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-13
LYRIC

Leroy. the handcuff king. ends his
engagement at the Lyric tonight in
a performance that promises 10 be Of
unusual interest. LeROy's work has
attracted attention from the police de-
partment and he is going To try out
his ability to get out OF handouts
furnished by the police. The Lyric Is
certainly getting back its old-time
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-13
BAN on EXPECTORATTON.

There will be no more spit
ting on the sidewalks" said
Thomas Quinn, police commits
sloner yesterday. The condition
has come to such a pass as 10
warrant some real action from
our department will imme-
diately instruct the chief TO have
the officers keep a close watch
out for violators. There is a
five-dOllar fine for violation OF
the ordinance. | intend to do my
share in keeping the city clean
and sanitary"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-13
A Worse Loss.

Looks like a loss OF good material
TO see two girls kissing"
"How about our congressman
wasting their valuable Oratory on
each other? ?"-ansaKs city Journal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-02
SERMONS AND MUSIC IN
CHURCHES HERE TOMORROW

and l will bless Thy name forever and
ever"
OLD TR1NITY-The REV. william T
Manning, d. n, rector will preach on sun
day at II \. NJ. the Rev. John Woodbridge,
II. D., vicar al $3.50 T.. NJ, and the Rev.
Edmund stills. curate. at H. NJ
FREE SYNAGOGUE-Carne Hall Sun
day morning the address viii be given by
Rabbi Martin a. Never NJ Temple Emanuel
san Francisco. on the theme. The Uncon-
uuerablc Soul"
NEW YORK CITY TEMpLE-west sixty
third street. Pastor Russelrs topic on sun
day evening will be Worldwide Autocrncy
Is Coming and Near"
ALL ANGELS CHURCH--West Eighty
first street special musical service at
i. NJ. ancient ana modern carols and
cantdta. 'rhe Manager child" chorus Of
forty men and boys, cello ana organ ac-
compartment.
THE CHURCH OF THE TRANsFtGURA-
TfoN-East Twonty-nintn street, between
Firth and Madison avenues Second Sunday
after Christmas January 9. Maths 1880
A. NJ
Professional. Jesus. Name of wondrous
Love ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Rodhcad
&c behm. '''''''',...'....,... .....,......
beheulcte '''''''''''.s.'....,,. .....,..,.
Choral Celebration.
EucharistiC Once In D................Mo NOR
sermon ................,....B BY the Rector
Onertorium Before the Heavens Were
Spread Abroad' ...................Pa Parker
RecessionaI, TO the Name Of our saliva
tion" Observation-Disclosures. Nt,nl,
Choral Evensong at o'clock.
Proces'ional. 'Hark' the Herald Angels
sing ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .Mendelssohn
Msgnihcat and Nunc Dimittis In II Marks
Anthem, 10 God our God Has Come"
Haynes
Ofsrtor.un. Nazareth" ............ ,;nrr1 4
| Evening Hymn, Thou DiIst Leave Thy
Throne Observation-Disclosures. Na-fA,v..
Bcnediction once
ONCE Hymn zone Holds Ne Vast" clark
R"ces'onsL Saviour Blessed Saviour.
S'ubts
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EnRECLosrRE sAIEa


SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF S.w
YOHH-EdWarI j. O'Gorman and another
az Executors, etc, Plaintiffs agalnsj Mexican
Realty Company and another, Defendants
In pursuance OF q judgment Of foreClosurs
and sale duly made and entered In tbs
1Oth day 81 December 1919, I, the under.
signed. the referee IN said judgment named
Will sell at public auction, at the EXCHANGE
Salesroom, No. ii-i6 Nesey Street IN IL.
Borough " Manhattan. city OF New Yorh
the 2lst day u January, 1915. a. II
o'clock noon on that day, by JACOB IL
NAlERS. Aurtionccr the premises directed
10y said judgment to be sold. and therein
described ~ follows: ALL that certain 'o'
piece or parcel ~ land with tho building,
wing and being I'm the Borough OF Man.
haitian, CRY o. New York. bounded ana H..
scrlhod as follows: BEGINNING ~ a poiu,
on the southerly side of lO6th street distant
two hundred AVID clEhty-threc t2s1b fast
,astcrly from the corner formed 10y tho n,
tersrcticn ~ thc southerlN Side ~ t1..b
street with the eastcrly side Of Rivors'ds
Drive. running thence souther'v psrofIr.
with Riverside Drive ana part 81 Tho G!s.
lance through a party wall one hundred
line Of the block, thence easterly along Ia
centre line OF the block seventeen ti7I tee,
thence northcrly again parallel with River
eide Drive ono hundred t!0Ob feet eleven
Oh inches to the southetly side Of lOsth
street and thence westerly along the sug.h.
erly side Of lO5th stree seventeen O7i fast
10 the point mr. place Of beginning.
Dated, New York, December SO, 1914
pErER l. MtLLALl, Referee
HALSEY, ElERNAN q oKEEFFE. A''or.
neys for Plaintlns, III BroadUry. Man.
haitian Nrw York CITY.
Tho following g. a diagram OF the properly
70 be erld; its street Number II So2 West
Tooth street:
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HNNEMEN Ell. EMILE DE LOOsEY.--Iu
puf suauC, of an OTdeT Of Honorable John 7.
IohalHn. o. surrogate 81 the County OF Sew
York. NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
having claims against Emilie de l.oossy
Hay,Iueycr, late Of the County OF BERGEN,
state OF New Jersey, deceased, 70 present
the same with vouchers thereof 20 the sub
scrihvrs. A. their place Of trausacting husi-
ness, No - Cortlandt street, In the CITY OF
Sew York, on or before the l.th day OF June
mex. Dated. New York, the I'd day OF be-
cembrr. lHlt THEODORE a HAVE
MEN Err. WILLIAM BGTLEk DUNCAN. An
cllllry Executors. PARSONS, CLQSSOS 4
NICKNAME, Attorneys for Executors, So
william street, Borough Of Manhattan, New
York city.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

VISION, FIRST DEPARTMENT-fN THE
MATTER o. tho Application Of INTER.
BOROUGH RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY
90 determine and repor, whether IT, elevated
railroad cS'ou.lous known rcspect'yeiy -
nc Webster Avenue I'm" ana 'Le West
F.rms subway Connection. IN the Borough
o. The Bronx. city Of %cw York. as med
and determined 10y the Public Service COM
mission for The First District of the stats
operated. Webster Avenue Line. West Farms
su6Ts q, >, ,,,pr,,. ,,,-,.>,
Julian VI. Wright aad Harry ". Forbe,
has'.r .F an order ut the Appellate Division
Of ~. Supreme Court lu and Tor tho F.rH
entitled proc. ed!ug on the l9th day OF lie.
CcThpr. ''li bearing uatc october 18th.
lylt been appolnted comm. ssioners 20 ds-
termiue and report attr' due hearing whether
The said railroads aud facilities upon he
said webster AN'Hu" Line ana The West
Farms subway Connection, respectively. 20
sion for flD Fi.gt District Of the state o.
Nrw York set forth 10 the petition Of Inter.
20 'hc ia Appellate Division on the in
day NJ July. 1914 an' hied IN the once ~
80" t.o"k o' NH.t Court ON the zane ds %.
olgh' 3" h. '1ns-...rt"l and operated 10
January. 1915. a. urturk iu ~, afternoon
OF that dag. st -" "u'r" o. Joseph r. TIusp.
pace for tho urst Sfuur and thit al sI,
sitting aud such adjourned .sittlrgs as may
b. M GREATER held they viii hear all persons
int.r.stel iu the saId matter
IoSrru 3 TRrEspAIE.
imiI.RH y WT 6RBh9'
JAMES =. Qt'NtEEN Bt-SF. ATTORNEY for
tuforhoronrh Bapl TRANSIT Company.
- Rroa dw,tr. Borough OK Manhattan,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-02
HANLEY. EpwARp-1n pur,u.no. o, 81

ort hHN 81 Honor nc Robert EndloW fo%lsS
q Surrogate of the County OF New YORK
Notice Is hereby given to all persons hs7tSs
claims against Edward Hanley, late OF the
County of New York deceased. TO present
the same with vouchers thereof, 10 the sub
scTlher, AZ her place OF traUsacting business
at the once Of Mcclure & Prentice, her at
torneys, No. 81 Broadway. Borough OF Man
haitian In tho CITY % New York on OF
before the goth day Of June next Dated
New York the 18TH day OF December, 1914
CATHERINE CONWAY HANLEY
Administrators.
MCCLURE & PRENTICE.
ATTORNEYS for AdministratriT,
81 Broadway Ssw NN"E CIV
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Tho approximate amount OF the Hen or
charge. ?" satisfy which tho sboyo-isscribod
teres; thereon from tho SIN day Of October
1914. together With tn. costs and sflDuar 4
mounting Go Saui.60. with interest from ps.
He'uher 30. 1874. together with tho expense,
OF the sale. The approximate amount ~ -
taxes, assessments and water rates us other
liens, vhich are to loo allowed 90 tine pVfs
chaser out Of tho purchase money or paid
by the Referee. b. tl.i3s and interest
Dated, New YpIb December no. 1914
pETEH T. MrLLALY. Referee
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uoYT, REUBEN Mn pursuance an

HONT, REUBEN Mn pursuance an
order 81 hou. Robert Ludlow Fowler, a
TIrE Is hereby given to all persons having
claims against Reuben NJ. Hoyt. late ~ 80
the Same with vouchers thereof to the sub
scribCr at her place Of traHsaCting business.
a. the orico 90 II. 4 Cushing, No 40 cedar
Street, Borough a. Manhattan. In the city Of
New YORK On or before tho tenth day OF
February next
Dated New York. 'he 3nth gay Of ny l)it
VAVIS PETERSEN HOYT, ENecutrlE.
II. A. CT. SLING. ATTORNEY for EHccutrix.
~ Cedar street. Borough OF Nsnhat;A .
New York city.
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In Pursuance OF an order Of Hen. Robert
Ludlow Fowler. Surrogate of the County OF
New York. NOTICE IL hereby given to all
persons having claims against Edward {.
Pics late OF The County ~ New York. de-
CensNd 10 present the same with vouchers
thereof 10 the subscribers, 81 their place OF
York Produce Exchange, Nos. q T. and
broadway, in the civ Of New York on or
New. York, the alst day o. July. 1914
EDWARD c. RICE. JR., Administrator,
with the will % Edward c. Rice annexed.
City.
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TOURS.
suRRoGATE's NOTICES.

SN~~~~~~-~>>>>
HAYS r.. ST JOHN.--ln pursuance OF an
order Of HONORABLE ROBERT LUDLOW
FOWLER, Il Surrogate Of the County Of New
ork, NOTICE ia hereby blvea 70 all per
HAYS. late OF the County Of New York
dcCepsed to present the same with vouchers
thereof to tho subscribers az their y ace Of
trRnsacting business, at the othCo OF FOLEY
" pow EIlL, No. 200 Broadway. in the
borough Of Manhattan, CITY Of New York
on or before the 3rd day Of July, ncyt
Dated, New York, the 3lsi day % De
cemhcT. 1874.
KATE + HAYS
MARY HAYS pATER,
JAMES g. AFFLECN,
Executors
FOLEY 4 POWELL. Attorneys for ENacu-
tore, 206 broadway Manhattan New
York city, y, Y,
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Dated Nsw York. December 4, 1914.
MORGAN II. HOWE.

MORRISON nA MOIor. R.ip gursu.peS -
Fowler, a Surrogate OF the County OF New
York. NOTICE Is hereby given 10 all per
son. late OF the County OF New York de-
ceased. to present the Same with vouohsrs
ransactinE business. No 2 Rector Street.
IN the city OF New York. on or before the
l1th day OF June. 1915, newt Dated. New
York, the 10th day OF December 1914
CHARLES Y LYDECKER. Executor LEIGH
X. LYDECKER, Attorney for Executor.
Rector ST. New York city.
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suRRoGATE's NOTICES.

HOLME. LlIEIE H-.tn pursuance % an
order ~ Honorable Robert Ludlow Toty. 81
a SurroRat" Of the County OF Sew YORK
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons hly-
'uE claims against Lizzie II. HORNE late ~
tn" county az Ncv York decreased. 80
present the same With vouchers thereof tp
the subscribers at thelr place Of transar. .ng
business, at m" once ~ their sttornar.,
Noriti & Rogers. No. 100 Broudpav.
Borough Of Manhattan. IN tho cry OF New
york. on ur before tho -Ivt day of Jun.
uoS' Dated. New York. me nth day OF
December. 1879. CLINTON NJ psTRANpER.
EDWIS e. Hall Tcmporqry hdmlris.ra.
tors MERRILL 4 ROGERS. Attys for
Temporary Administrators No. 100 Rroad-
way. Manhattan. New YORK city.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF Honorsbls
John p. Cohalan, Surrogate NJ the County
OF New York NOTICE Ia hereby given 30 all
persons having claims against y Morgan
Howe. late OF the County Of New York. DE-
ceased 20 present the same with vouchers
thereof TO the subscribers a. their place 81
transaCtinF business at tho orioe Of their
attorney. Hector W. Thomas, 48 Cedar strest.
Borough OF Manhattan, IN tho city Of Nsw
York. on before the 22nd day OF Juns
next.
Dated New York, December 4, 1914
MORGAN II. HOWE,
EMILY PAINE HOWE,
EeouooFs,
HECTOR W. THOMAS Attorney for Dr.
ocutorS IS Cedar street AanhattAn, Nv
York City,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-02

PANAMA and West Indies Cruises. Three
sailiugs every week. send for hook cts.
United Fruit Company, - Battery Place NY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-02
METROPOLITAN S6TTssi;

Today Magic Flute. Gadski. Hempel. Schu-
mann. Urlus. Braun, Gorits Rclss. Cond.. Hertz.
Tonight sl5 use to tA-Butterfly. FarrHr.
Fornia Botta. Scott BAda. Cond.. Tosranlul
sun. Eve. Concert pablo Casals. Cellist.
Destinn: BottA. Emit orch. Cond.. Hagcman.
Next Mon, at AIDA. pestnn. MatsenAuer;
Carl 40. Amato. Didur Cond.. ToScanini.
Wed. AZ Si5-ToscR. FArrar. Mart!nclll Scott
Lcunhardt. NoSsl. Cond., Toscannl.
Thurs. AZ 7i5 HIohenRrin. Destlnn, Ober:
Urus. Braun. W ell. Middleton. Cord. Hertz.
FRI. Mt SIa-Noheme. Aida, Schuwnnn: Botta
Scott, Tcgaul, ScFurolA. Cord. rolacco.
Sat. at 30 Sirgfrie GadsEi, Obcr. Schu-
mann: Urus. Braun. Ress Goritz. Cond.. orts
Sat. ats Spec. Perfcc-t armcn. Tarrar. Bort.
Sparks, Braslau. CarusO AnAtO. Rothicr, Bhda
LeonhArdt Coud., ToscRnui
HARDMAN lIANO USED.
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90 TO BERMUDA by :. :. "BERMUDIAN''
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prslude--Prayer, Northumberland ache
Anthem---"The Ycl- Hath Reached" schultz
onsrtory---"Lead Thou Me" ...,.....sr hrcck
I1ostlude-Cari!lons .............. Boellman
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~. Matthews Church, 20 West sith 81,
Rev. Arthur H. Judge Services 8, II ana 3,
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-12-30
MuInix Holds Up Salary Vouchers.

State Auditor II. E. Mulnix has an
nounced that no more salary vouch-
ers for employees of state departments
for which appropriations were vetoed
last spring, but who have been draw
ing pay because they hold statutory
offices, will be honored by his depart
ment. State Boiler Inspector G. E.
CosseboOm. his two deputies, the
clerk in his office, and Horace Ha-
vens, superintendent of the Mineral
Department of the State Land Board,
will be unable to draw their pay un-
der this decision. Appropriations for
the boiler department and for the po-
sition Havens holds were vetoed by
the governor. Because all five OF the
offices are statutory the employees
continued to draw pay. NO provis-
ion was made for these departments
and the resources of the state are not
sufficient to warrant an unnecessary
strain" stated Mulnix. Some other
way will have to be found to satisfy
the claims of these employees. l have
held up their vouchers for November
and December and intend to hold
them up for other months Either the
Legislature will have to pass an ap-
preparation to provide for them or the
state can issue certificates of indebt-
edness to them"
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-12-30
Air-ri,h. Liquor Rule for Doctors.

Secretary of State Ramer sent to
1000 physicians OF Colorado circu-
lar letter regarding the prescribing
of liquor after jan l. All blanks for
the pui pose must be obtained from
the state. The forms are numbered
Each physician will have a serial
number, non-transferable. Mr.. Ramer
says each physician must sign his full
name to each such prescription, the
hour and the ailment for which it is
issued. The true name and address
OF each patient must be given with
all dates and numbers of previous
prescriptions for the same person
The pharmacist must keep the pre-
scription on file two years. Four
ounces is the limit and the prescrip-
tion's life forty-eight hours. The sec
retary also sent circulars to 400
pharmacists with blank application
to sell intoxicating liquors on pre-
scription. A fee of s. is charged for
each license and none may carry
more than one per cent of his stool;
in liquor.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-12-30
DISTINCTLY A WAR EABY'
Kittens StrisS Of Names Left RIO
Ooubt ~ 70 the sympathies Of
It's Small Owner

A certain little Philadelphia girl is
distinguished chiefly by her fOndness
for cats and Kittens. which she much
prefers 10 dolls.
Several days ago she Was sitting on
the sunny steps of the front porch.
tenderly nursing on her lap . coal
black kitten: very srlall AZ yet. but
sturdy and full OF promise
What pretty Kitten" remarked .
neishbor in passing. What do you
call him. my dear!"
Il call him Allies" was the reply.
Allies! think you must mean
Alice. do you not?" suggested the lady
with smile.
"Oh. no. not Alice! His name 10 A.
lies" corrected the child. His right
name." proudly. rs George Albert
Nicholas Peter Victor Emmanuel JOf-
fire: but father says thst 10 = heavy
load for such . little fellow to carry.
80 ! call him Allies for short
As the lady proceeded up the
street she heard a childish voice say
tenderly: Come. Allies. we must 20
In. 1t is time for you to have your
rations."
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-12-30
sPoR1IvE CAREER NEAR EMO
NJ. PipwIIIow Wss In Position to
Prsehssy Win cssss6s~es -
70 kittyS Fvtvra.

MIR. PipWili0v looked At his gar
den. shook his hgt at his neixhbor's
cat. then. hulDming . hymn OF feline
hate. made his way TO the nearest
drug store.
Ten minutes later hs Was tempting
the offender 10 his garden once mare
with . saucer Of milk and something
which came frcm 4 bottle bearing .
rcd label.
"HaliOa!" came his neighbOr's vOice.
blithely. over the fence. my cat been
troubling you again. eh? It's a play
full little way o eats 10 make . rae.
ing track o next-iOOr's cabbage
patch"
Il suppose IL is." said PipwillOw.
gently. as tabby was purring over the
saucer. perhaps yours has nearly
finished his training gallops.
wouldn't be surprised IL he's doing his
lest lap nOw!"
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-12-30
FIVE BILLION WAR TRADE.
Records for November Exports Show
Unprecedented Gains.

Foreign trade Of the
United States in November jumped
to the unprecedented total of $780,
000.0o0. A Department of Commerce
statement shows that imports us we'll
as exports broke records for the
month A record OF $4,000, 900, 900
fer the past twelve months exports
ana imports was set.
November imports were s1G4,S19,
1C9, mere by sll 100000 than the pre-
vious Move mber record, made in
1912. November exports of 1881 ,144.-
527 were the greatest OF any month
in the country's history. The best
previous month was last October,
when exports were $32S.O3G,2S1.
Twelve months imports to Nov 30
aggregated s1,730.243.229, against 81
S5s,G45.o27 for the preceding year.
The years exports were $3,437 .292.-
53S, S1.50o 100000 more than the pre-
cedins year, and nearly $1,000, ,O90.-
900 more then two years ago
Twelve months imports of gold as
gregatee s410,65o.976. compared with
s5S.S5a.035 in 1914.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-12-30
Didn't Need the BALL.

Two neighbOring football clubs had
been drawn together. Local rivalry
ran riot with the feelings of the play.
ers, and hard knocks were the order
Of the day. At the end of the first
half each side had scored a goal. and
several men had beeL wounded and
winded iu the fray.
Neither side being able to add to
the score, the game resolved itself
into free fight. At last the hall col
lapsed, and someone volunteered to
60 for a new one.
"Oh, never mind q ball." shouted a
player from behind bundle of ban
dages; lets go on with the game!"
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-12-30
Trains Must Run on Schedules.

Hereafter, when railroad in Colo
RADIO issues a time table, it will be
expected to operate its trains in
strict conformity with the hours Of
train arrivals ana departures as set
forth il. the time table. Those which
canno: do so Will be ordered by the
State Utilities Commission either to
revise their time cards TO conform
with tie actual running of trains or
else increase their working forces or
number of trains Inspectors for the
commission have been keeping in
touch with train movements for
three months.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-12-30
oieken. Enters mot Guilty" Plea.

Boulder. Colo.-Rienzi c. Dickens,
accused of the murder of his father,
w. H. Dickens. at Longmont, the
night of Nov. 80, pleaded not guilty"
when arraigned in the District Court
before Judge Robert G. Strong. Dick
would file an application for bond
and asked that day be set when
the application might be argued. The
court agreed to hold such hearing.
The prisoner was accompanied by his
older brother, William Dickens.