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The Seward gateway., 1916-06-22
MURANE PROBABLY
 PREFERRED GILMORE

SEATTLE, June 8. - Republican politicians were surprised today to find that William A. Gilmore, U- stead of Judge Murane, had been na- tional committeeman for Alaska, sue ceeding Lewis P. Shackleford of Ju. neau. who has been committeeman for the last eight years, says the Seattle Times. It was generally m- derstood SbacNcford was to retire. but as Judge )Jurauc had been eu- dorsed for committeeman by the Al aska Republican convention he was expected to receive Che job. (Gilmorc has succeeded W. $. Bayless.
 As the situation is interpreted here, it is believed that Judge Nu- rane, now a resident of Juneau. will seek rc-appoiutment as federal court judge in the event of RepubIi. can national victory lt is believed Nmne decided that his chances fo' appointment are brighter # he holds no political position and that he con scented Co the change in the program He is in Chicago and before Che AL assa delegation lc-, for there 1t was in perfect accord so whatever has oc .r-rnl ha. h-nnaraI with NLurane.
The Seward gateway., 1916-06-22

a term of the District Court for the Territory of Alaska, Third Division, has been called and will be held in Seward, Alaska, beginning on the 27th day of July, 1916, and will continue as long thereafter as the public wei fare may require.
 Dated at Seward, Alaska, this 2Oth day of June, 1916.
 FRED M. BROWN,
 DISTRICT JUDGE (Seal of District Court) ATTEST:
 ARTHUR LANG, Clerk, By T. P. GERAGHTY, Deputy. First publication June 21, 1916. Last publication July IT, 1916.
The Seward gateway., 1916-06-22
CAME FROM WEST

The following arrived from the west on the Northwestern yesterday after noon: Genevieve Parka, II. Peters, Mrs. E. Forgy A. II. Clough, c. w. Estes.
The Seward gateway., 1916-06-22

New "Duxbak" hunting and norfolk coats. lace leg and regular pants. Mems special puttees. Brown X Hawkins. Quality First.
The Seward gateway., 1916-06-22

Spalding's Gloves, Bats, Baseballs, Tennis Balls, Etc. We have the Spalding agency. Brown & Hawkins, Quality First
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Boys Blouses, all weights, colorS, and prices, large assortment to select from. Brown & Hawkins" Quality First"
The Seward gateway., 1916-06-22

EMO" Coffee, 30 cents a pOund.- Brown & Hawkins, Quality First"
The Seward gateway., 1916-06-22
JUST ARRIVED AT HALLETT & SCOTPS

White Striped Dimity Mercerized VOile Single and Double Flannel 90 in. Linen Sheeting 40 in. Linen Sheeting 36 in. Hankf Linen Hydegrade Lining in Blue, Gray,
 Black and Tan. Atlas Sateen Velvet Ribbon all Collars and Widths Nliddy LaceS all COlOrs Six Strand Floss Knitting and Crochet Silks all Shades Capitol InsOles for Slippers.
The Seward gateway., 1916-06-22
NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS

NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS constructed of
 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIyEN: to Railroad Avenue, That at meeting of the common the plans Seward Al specifications no" on he m the o oska the following resolution was City Engineer All passed sons 0OJecung to the 'oa'O'"0" 0'
 RE TT RESOLVED by the common said objections counI of the town of Seward AL Municipal Clerk before wheea the of the hour o egh oc0c r. N June thirds yaue of the 6 1916 or appear m person O property abutng the fore the council at that time and make improvernent have signed a petition their objection
 the clerk instructed publish alley Fifth Sixth copy this provided by Avenues in the Seward ordinance. said ginning sevenyseven dollar eighty the North line per running said alley the abutng to Railroad Avenue $L26 per an opening into Resurrection Bay, O. H POEHLMANN, tyO-hrds of the cost thereof 10 (SEAD Municipal Clerk against abutng property First publication June 2 1916
The Seward gateway., 1916-06-22

Long distance re!ephone booth al The Branch.
The Seward gateway., 1916-06-22

Oyster Cocktails at "The Branch. "
The Seward gateway., 1916-06-22

Job printing of every description at The Gateway.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-13
Cruelty TO Hog Is
Alleged in Warrant
j. NJ. Ca,mcu A,rcstcd ON Com
plaini Of Ncighbor, Whose
fog He Had Locked Up.

While tho ohicc; of his ALLEGED,
ihhnhan treatment, lay lazilN in his
Darn at home, eating Il half -busbc,
OF corn during the twcnty-four hours
"' Inc day. j. NJ. Caunctt. owner ar
Il iiiuc farm near Highland Springs
spent several hours yesterday i'm Hen
rico county Iail. on authority of ,
writ charging him with Cruelty treat
me and mistrcatinc generally an all
Wnl'c hoS weighing 100 pounds"
Early i'll the afternoon. however :,
nciGhhor "f the incarccratcu man M.
reared at the jail with an offer of ser
Wees ana the result was that Gan
hc't was hnilcd in the sum OF $50 for
ms appearances III the m;lciStrrtc.v
COURT on saturday morning
Inc writ. which was sworn on, nv
w w TNlcr. owner of the hog. ana
ISSUED by Ma%iStrIt. H. w Hardy
'harScd ''annctt not only with rrucIiv
m'Sircaiin: the animal. but with con-
'c"iihS MN on his pltcc. and c.unoy
cred Policeman Bc;,d!cs to rr..,, 49,.
session forthwith
'iannctt says he housed the bo,, r,r
Il h"uhic purroSv. 10 protect his ,r,,,
ana TO protect his children. ana maj
II" informed Tyler within thirt, min
i'cS after n. had driven him into thc
"'rh OF ms Whereabouts. Tyler cana
'Ncr 'hat night. Guunctt asked *
uahii ScS Fyl.r Ivccdcd Ia ma 40
niatdS. ana said n" would come ny,r
'''' h'N' morning af,.r the ro,ni,,,
,'"S, ll"' u" did appear. a,.rr,jin.-
- VI" story. u" cam" with the noli,,
''"h' wh" Was armed with an .,rr,y,
Warrant, ana two other I,Ict,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-13

passing: that the tau is not upon the
bonds nor upon the United Status. hut
upon the right Ia transmit the Sccuri-
TIES. and that the incidental fact that
Snch properly rs composed. in whole or
IN part. of Federal or state sn.t,ri-
Ties. does not inNalidatc the tax or tho
law under which II IL imposed
Under The above decisions. the tax
rs upon the right TO transmit the Sc
'hrlticS. aud not upon the securities
themselves. ana the state may lawfully
hlcasur" az hN tho amount OF tax by
referring Ia the value uf the bonds
whether state or Federal. even though
me bonds themselves arc cxcrnptcd
from TAXATION IS property aud The
imposition Of the tax. measured az
'""N"' ~ ~" way impairs the obIiEa-
non 81 the contract involved in tho
bonds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-13
WANT RESOLUTION ENLARGED
city Pnss Emplnycrs Called - Collars
ijut Not Those Who JOINED
Inf

y T"ao!un"n waa, adOptcd Yesterday
b. nc Administrative" Hca.d and
s"ri 20 thc Council rcqucn'iue an.
rf .ltI cement IN n" resolution ;.dDi,,cd
'."' TIN" aFo providing for ma pay
.n' II all SALARIES uf city "uplovceg
.n' responded :" tho cali 10 arms o.
'h Ndtiona! Guard % Virginia. mat
'"' Ilc1nbnrs "i the City Engineering
i"rartm"nt might t.. pald for ,hcir
'fHe. 1t developed that As-!stant i.,.-
ne"Fs k"csan and Hughes Joined tn.
e'!'-s after qualifications orders had
t"tn Issued. but that they we're no,
iH"WhcTr ~ a militia organization
pr'viDus 70 that time.
- Auditor Crcnahaw. Following an
QUIZ iru from III. CITY ATTORNEY. would
not pay over their salaries Alton.
tton az the board was brought 10 tho
matter, with the rcaul' that action way
taken I" enlarge tho scope Of The rcgo-
t''rn The Council Is expected TO
aw"nH the resolution without opposi-
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-13
UPHOLOS TAX BOARD
Executive assistant tHrnrtt KrEnrdS
Judge tnrdNrlr- Opinion az I.und-
muri. in Iu, system.

Copies % tho opinion rendered hy
Judge Car iwel. of the state supreme
Court. at Stauutou. i'm the case Of the
Commonwealth against the United
Cigarette Machine COMPANY. Limited
received Yesterday hy the state Tax
BOARD confirm iu every rcspcc; the
contentious set Up 10y the board
through Executive Assistant Christie
ph"r T.. Garnctt
rntll the copy of the opinion was
received. the 'l'av Board was not ad
viscd Of the full import OF the dcci-
zion. According 10 Mr.. Gaructt, Judge
rdwcl's holdings establish prcc"-
dents which az" p"nun" landmarks in
tn" adjustment nf ,Ec states taX sys-
tom.
II establishes first "f all III" liahil-
i,y oil foreign corporations doing bust :
moss tn Virginia for TAXATION on all
capital and credits arising rrom bust
ness done IN THIS state. |, settles -
disputed hctiiition of capital by hold
ing that materials intended for manu-
fnct'r". parts and manufactured arti-
clos are 10 b." regarded as capital aud
not as 'augihl" property In tn" third
place. tho court uph"ids the right of
the state I" impo4o penalties f"r ard
collect interest on omitted taxes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-13
GOVERNMENT BONDS ARE
TAXABLE AS INHERITANCE
Important Opinion Is Given 10y As-
Sistant .tttorncy-Gcncral les
lie &. Gnrnctt.
DOES NOT lMrAIK CONTRACT
Tax Is Not ON Bonds, Which, on
Their Face. Are Exempt From
TuNation, hut on Right to Trans
nit Such Securities.

Ruling upon tho question as to
whether or not AN estate or part al!
an estate which consists "f hond. Of
the United States or bonds of tho State
OF Virginia. is exempt from the inherit
ian"c taN imposed by the amended tax
laws. section IS. Nssistan, Attorney
General ';aruct,. Yesterday. gave to
state Auditor Moore an opinion hold.
inI. substantially. that securities 50
held conn under the application "t tho
law
The ruling is regarded as OF tho
first imp"rtauc" 10y ~" taN authorities
aud clears NJ point about which
imposition ~ TIN" ,nh"ritauc" tax. uu-
der these circumstances. Nj Garu"tt
holds further. does not Iu aut NAY iu-
pair the obligation of tho contract in
tn. bonds.
In his written opiuhon ON tn" points
raised. til" Assistant Attorney -t;"ucr-
al says. ia part:
This identical question has been
fr"uuenty passed Uppn by tho courts
Of various STATES and 10y the t'uitcd
states supreme Court TN" general
doctrine Is laid duNri ina i:iakcnorc
and Bancroft on Inheritance TaN"s,
~. as follows:
Under tho prevailing theory tina,
In" iuh"ritauc" iaN Is burden ON th"
tax may II" levied. although III" fluids
az the estate may bc Invested i'm gov
crnn"nt bonds ~ various kiuI-. rhus
United states bonds 'u:,r he ;pN3hl'. nu-
dor a state TAN, ~ under tn" Federal
tax. state and municipal bonds arc
also taxable under S'a'" lax SUCH
taxation docs not conStitut" :, breach
of the obligation Of Tho contract Of
exemption in the bonds under the
Fedora constitution"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-13
UTMOST VIGILANCE: Will. UE
ECO Ill:U DE tOI.I.I:l .'INIiS

~" Treasury Departments from
witch % cony Of tho act WAS received
yCStcrda, ny Collector Of Internal
Revenue Noucur". states thai II 10
clear that. iu order to collect tn. tax
duo on propcr,y not in charge OF cxc-
cutnrs and administrations I'll" utmost
vigilance VIII l.. required If all IN
formal rrv"uuc officers Each collector
diat"ly 20 proceed TO prcpsr" IN hn
Office = NNs'cn Of SECURING and Ming
dat" ,lafiNc 20 rif'g and transfers ~
propcrt' - material value. and with
regard 10 all property owned Within
tho United S.ai"s. Hawaii aud Alaska
hv MON cSjd"uts IN this ri" iH :" 10
Included :'ll Information available that
MAY IT," of assistance III locating o.
'ates or property that may bc or may
become linhlo for estate tax.
General REGULATIONS and blank re-
turns VIII II" issued bv tn" Treasury
p"nHr'mcut as soon SIS possible.
Ia tho u"ticc iSSuc.l Yesterday tho
srccial attention ~ collectors il called
10 til" requirement. that executors aud
administrators ~ estates liable TO tax.
vi,hiu rbi~tv daye ~ aorointmcrt or
tho rcc"iU, ~ rronc~,v. Whichever hap
tho fac, Where there is no executor
q" administrator. tho person comiui,
rrst after tho h"ccdcn, int" possession
Of ,bo Dr"u"";v must nlo q notice
Concc,or Noncurc Will make ~
~,rcciron'~ eor COLLECTION ~ tho now
lcvi"s as soon as possible
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-13
ASKS Ntf.ING - 40
ADVERTISING - NEWSPAPERS

y ruling is requested ais" on section
!? Of the prohibition act prohibiting
Tho Advertising nj iu'oN icauts in this
state. except ~ the columns Of news
papers and periodicals published beyond
the confines Of tn. state for which
an obligation has boon incurred or
money paid Mr. peIcrs wants :" know
whether this section permits paid
ncwspapor Advertising. even though
tho advertising to printed I'm the state
Of Virginia. Aruar"ntly, Tho Uucs-
tion has been raised hv periodicals thar
have q publishing ctlice out W tho state
but which ar" printed in Virginia
Representatives, Of tho Southern and
Adams Express Companies, Mr. Peters
reports. have complained 10 him that,
iu largo cou'ors like Richmond and
Norfolk It viii 10 practically impossi-
hlc for thou literally to carry ont Tho
provisions Of tho act requiring each
az th"jr agencies to keen book. AL
rilahctically arranged in which to
record liquor shipments made to iudi-
vidunls.
These representatives hay. per-
sUahcd INC that u bound book oven
though there 10. book for each letter
In the alphabet. will 10, impracti"ahlc"
writes Nh letters. II am writing 10
on TO ASH II these companies use
leaves or cards and at tho cnd ot each
month have these loose leaves or cards
bound together in Alphabetical order
with good stout thick mauila binding.
II such hound forms would meet with
TN" requirements "f tho Law. and. II
such binding might hc dnnc at The
cud of each calendar month"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-13
REVENUE act CHANGES
TAX ON |NHER|TANCEs
Property OF Dccctlent to BE Assessed
Whether In Hands of ENcCu-
tor or Not.
UTMOST VIGILANCE REQUIRED
VIII Include Property Transferred
by Deed of Trust Made in Com
temptation of Death or Intended
to lIffcctuate Transfer AT Death.

The revenue act passed bv the late
inheritance tax so that tax is levied.
not only upon transfers OF estates in
charge Of executors and administrators.
but upon transfers of certain other
property of 81 dcccdcnt. which property
may not come into the executors or
administrators possession. and OF
which they nay not have knowledge.
The new subject OF taxation includes
property transferred by deed "t trust.
or other instrument. made in contcm-
platiou Of death or intended to cffcc-
tuaic Il transfer OF the property at
death. This includes gifts Of a ma
tcrial part of the dcccd"nt's property
made Within two years prior To day OF
death. except where there is con-
elusive showing .hat the gift was
not mad" in contemplation Of death.
Bona Gd" sales are not included
The interest of the dcccdcnt in joint
bank accounts or amy other property
held jointly with others as tenants
IN entirety IS also included Such
property rs 20 L." aggregated with the
portion "f ~" estate in charge Of
executors - administrations. in orlcr
10 determine II raN ~ due. and II so.
tho amount Of the taN. Executors ard
ADMINISTRATORS ~ estates Of residents
vnunot. how over. H.. forced to mako
returns unless the property OF all
kinds i,asSiur from tho dnccdcut rN-
cceds StO.uU" iu cross value. ar $4,000
in not value. Nh property cf - non
resident d"ecdcu;. however conveyed
or administered is subject L. tax
Tho tax vi'l 10 levied only ON estates
OF those dyiul; after September 8. 1915
- i.G
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-13
ALL BIDS PASSED BY
cost at Fr"n">rd cit. Storcbou>. v,,,
Far Exceed ,NniInhlc
Appropriations.

PRESSING business Yesterday led tho
.Nn''h'Str"l '" E"hri t" pass by for
iH'ui' '"nSid"rat'uu the bids suhuit,cJ
10y constructors for the cous,ructin,, NJ
Guy St"r"h"us". which were return,
cd Nv Euliding Inspector Eutl.r ,r,cr
being iahuia;"d Mi bids sulmi,,ch
great y "N"""d tho sum appropriated
"' IN" new hniiding. aud. unless I'm
additional apprupriatiun is m.,,I. 49,,
Storch"uSc cannot bc erected this v,.,r
commissioner Mccarthy voiced com
rlaiut against tho site selected for tho
now building. which is owned Nv Tho
city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-13

'"rrv Ritter w"s Tr"d .'oh a"d
,"sie "ud sentenced - i:il for ten Havs
hv .Iusti.c C;riCrs in tho Polite" Court
vee.crdnv on = charge or maintaining
- disordcrlv house at laos Fist Main
- rect The house was raid"i several
ri"h's ago hv Policemen Swcc, and
T.urnpltju Ritter noted an appeal in
tho case
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-13
COMMISSIONER PETERS
ASKS FOR LEGAL ADVICE
Calls on Acknowledgement Pollard
for Ruling as to Obscure Points
in New Law.
MALT SECTION QUESTIONED
May Citizen Import One Quart of
whisky and Three Gallons of
Beer. or Is lie Limited 10 one or
the Othcrc

In series of official commune 81 ions
TO Attorney General Pollard. rrohibi-
non Commissioner rctcrS asks for rul-
'nsS on apparently obscure provisions
= tn" prohibition law in order that
nc may properly dispos, Of trouble
SONS objections that have been brought
!" MS notice. II is the commissioners
irSt appeal To the Attoru"y-Grucral'a
ONO" tor guidance in the discharge of
the ncw law. and Will hc referred to
Mr.. Pollard when he returns To the
city.
1T Is seriously cnt,ndvd 10y some
rcopic, Commissioner Peters writes,
that under chapter 1iG al the Acts
OF the Assembly. 1916. - PERSON may
order and receive. and q common car
rier may carry. within one month ono
quart of distilled liquor and three sal.
IONS OF beer and one gallon OF wine:
by others that they may not order All
three Of tho above i'm ono mouth. hut
only ono Of the three above ma med
kinds OF ardent spirits viii thank
YOU 10 construr the act ~ mis- par
'lcuiar for my "uidancc
Mr. Peters seeks advice ais" ON tho
construction at th" first S,etiuu OF the
prohibition law relating :" malt Ii
unors. Manufacturers OF NAL, bcvcr-
ages made wlthou; fermentation aud
containing absolutely u" alcohol are
proceeding ON tho assumption that
their product viii o." allowed to l."
sold after NoN"ml."r Snuc nf them
have already launrh"d extensive ad-
NertiSinG rtu,l,3ia,US tp pupularj2o their
Temperance" drinks Mr. letters ask
the Attorney -,;euorul {" rule on their
admiss hility under tho law
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-13

CIV F.uGiUccr Eollir~ was INSTRUCTED
Yesterday Icy The Administrative Board
{" contract with y. w M"vu"rd for
~" CONSUMPTION of q sewer IN Twenty
sc,nnI Street. from " 10 y Strcct
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-09-13
Ilnl, Mad. \.,iunn, ,,

81 meeting ar the boara ~ ...
tors Of Tia" First National G.U, I.d
yesterday. james - sail. Jr vat
pointed as ono % Tie aas!9tant. ca-hI,,.
Cheyenne record., 1916-09-14
GRAND VIEW

The who do class and Dempsey
Pfost went to Sheridan Lake tc
hear Mr.. Frank Coats preach h
last Sunday.
Every body went to the elect
ion Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Simison and son.
Miss Grace Dennison' Madeline
Gregg, ane Jennette Nonine took
dinner at the Pfost home last
Sunday.
Mrs. Bruner and children took
dinner with Mrs. Comber last
Sunday.
There was warm ball game
between the young boys and aar
ried men last Sunday.
Cheyenne record., 1916-09-14
FIRST VIEW NEWS

Mrs. R. Grippen and children
have moved into the Fritts house
in order to be near school.
Virgel Hull and family were
in the county seat Saturday.
Howard Cheney left last Satur
day to take charge of a school
south of Cheyenne Wells.
The election board was busy
Tuesday of last week and this
Monday getting the voters regis
tered.
One of our little girls a begin
ner in the primary class, came
home the first day seemingly dis
gusted; Our teacher don't
know anything she said" He has
to ask US all he wants to know.
Just asks questions all the time.
Mrs. ]. D. Pickering was a
caller at the Melton home Sun
day.
Lucille Woodrow spent Saturday
and Sunday at home returning to
her High School work Monday
Lee Roush and Guy Robinson
were among thos. in town Mon
day.
Cheyenne record., 1916-09-14

The Better Babies Contest is
something that we would like to
especially empathize. This con-
test is a real educational feature
of the Fair, in which the mother
can get pointers of true worth
for herself and her child. An
expert Judge of babies and a
Better Babies Bureau" organi-
ger will be on hand and show you
the weak points of your child as
well as the strong points; and
will tell you how you may inn
prove the condition of your child
The doctors of the county will
assist the Judge in the examina-
ton of the children in the contest
helping to determine the score.
A committee of five ladies will
be on hand to see that your child
is properly entered in the con-
test and assist in keeping the
records and distributing printed
matter on child hygiene. Be
sure to visit the Better Babies
department and get familiar with
their work and the practical good
hat they stand for.
Cheyenne record., 1916-09-14

team with lfberaf expense money
for each team engaged. Four
teams will enter for the purse.
the teams playing in pairs, one
pair Thursday and the other Fri
day and the winning teams of the
two days will play on Saturday.
The winning team in Saturdays
game taking the money. The
teams that are to play for this
money are all good strong teams
and the fact that they are very
evenly matched in strength in
sures us of most exciting games.
During the Fair. beginning with
September Goth. there will be ex
cursion rat es of one third fare
for the round trip, return limit
to the oath, of September. These
rates apply to all points on the
Union Pacific System. between
Arapahoe, Colorado, and Hugo
Colorado, inclusive. on page 45 of
the Fair Book you will find the
Union Pacific time table for this
county.
The races this year will be as
novel as they are interesting.
| All home horses and their riders
and drivers are home talent.
The purses for the races may
look small, but the fact that there
are almost no race horses on the
circuit this year. induced US to
reduce the appropriation for rae
ing, but we are maintaining full
race schduIe, and thus give our
home people with horses of mod
crate speed to get on the track,
and perchance discover that they
have a promising horse, that
otherwise would not be brought
to any ones attention. A pulling
race or contest will be of much
interest. There will be $1,000
given to the best pulling team
and S.. 100 to the second best and
81. so for the team that can move
the largest load. There is to be
novelty races of various kinds in
cludeing foot racing, moter ra ces
relay races, running. paci"g, and
troting races, and fast and slow
races of all kinds.
The Improvement at the Fair
grounds will be very noticeable
to those that have been attending
the Fair each year. An addition
of thirty-two feet has been built
onto the east end of the Grand
stand so that it is now 80 it long
and has a seating capacity of
about 500 people. The seats have
been changed so it will be a real
comfort to sit in the Grand-stand
this year. The grounds have
been enlarged by taking in some
of rhe experiment station proper
ty, and one can enjoy the shade
of the trees, a real luxury to the
average people of the Colorado
prairie. On the experiment sta
ton Farm one can inspect the
adobe buildings, both solid work
and block work, note the pit silo
and the method of construction,
the dairy equipment with its milk
ing machine. in operation, the
grinding of feed by a burrless
grinder, the plowing of the field
with an engine, etc.
Governor Carlson will be at the
Fair grounds on Friday the 22nd
and give US a speech at o'clock
p. m. in front of the Grandstand
Everybody will want to hear him
He will also speak at the Court
House in the evening.
The Better Babies Contest is
something that we would like to