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IbSIldlth
WANTED. u competent chauffeur. Must
,undrrstand engine. Apply G0i West
Franklin Street.
WANTED. men to advertise tho washing
value OF Fcls Naptha Soaps. No selling.
SALARY. ofrc hours I:30 To s a. NJ. and
10 r. NJ. = West. Main Street
WANTED, phntorrnphcr tn assist In all
around photographic work. Amply 10 MIR.
". ~. Duncker, Novelty Photo Studio, G2I
East Broad street.
WANTED. experienced carriage trimmer.
C0nrnh GROSS. al0 North Adams street.
WANTED registered or registered as.
sisiHnt drug clerk. L. 500. care Times
So LES MANAGER
MANlFAcTtI;I;lt nf automobile inner tubes
wants man over 80 years Of age capable
If taking charge Of their wholesale bust,
ness I'm RichnoUd and vicinity; experience
in line not rcuuirci: business ability and
good references essential. This is an excel
lent. PERMANENT proposition. with future.
only = man with clean record ana sufficient
initiative to takc charge or branch bust
moss considered Small amount OF cash
necessary 10 cover goods carried on hand
For interview telephone Room ;7S. Hotel
49,
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IN NENIOl,IAM

GARRETT In SAD IN, ioyipt reue!n-
GAnNErr NO oisd ;ouf years ago, FEB
TuBrs J. l'li.
We ala no, know Evw tear he Was
Tiii No laIG nim dpwu 1" rest
Till the warm hands mat to!led f"r NJ
W.r. iu"ckly fuiGcd upun hi- nrea-t
ny his NiTE AND HAUGiiFik
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~ THE DISTRICT COURT of THE
l'NlTliD STATES FOR THE EAST
MRN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

i. w UTLi:Y.
GENERAL. CONTRACTOR
Phone Madison I53l
9S6 East Main Street. Second Floor
IjcutnnnI Va
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NOTICE-B.NNKRUPT.
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS


To the creditors OF Il 4: CREDIBLE.
OF Richmond. in the County OF Hen
rico. and district aforcsaid-Bank-
No t." j. hereby given that on tho
2ith gay al january. \. l.. 1917. the said
Il H. CREDIBLE Was duly adjudi-
catcd bankruri. aud that the first
meeting Of his creditors viii 10 held in
my Office; Boom Ills Mutual Building.
Hichmond. Va, on the 10TH DAY or
FEHRl AIRY. y. y. 1917. al 10 oclocl,
in the forenoon, at which time the said
ctcuilo"S may attend. prove their
Slaims, appoint trustee. examine the
bankrupt. and transact such other
business as may properly come before
said meeting.
THOS. r. SNEAD
Referee in Bankruptcy.
January 81. 1917.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l,NlTliJ STATES FOR THE EAST
LRN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
In the matter of No oO5o.
LAURA HAWKINS in
Bankrupt. Bankruptcy
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING; or
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OLD rugs and carpets made over Into new
Street Madison clS2
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- - 70
re ONiS WITH BOARD.

ROOM and board. 20. South Thru Str-er.
central hot water heat. elcc;rc, lights.
ms dinner. Accommodation Tor tTaus!cnts.
Reasonable rstcs
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y: III sell hudson -Four touring car
, iidN" ~" use for it, can he seen AT
Motor Co. 81 East Broad First
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wAMTED YoU TO Know THAT EVERY
CoWAHpIN 6 son. isia EAST: MAlN." iiAs
81 EiE GuAEANTEL BEnIND II: WHY
UPTOWN?
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WANTED-Roard and Room
SUMNER BOARDING

WANTED. furnished from, room win ,ni
vonieuCes ANA board. ny vpuu" coupl
Central @. West End Madison dSil.
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WE have in stock several 5-pa sscnecr Ford
lni"-!. bodies. also several runa bout bndies
VIII 10" sold cheap. Body put on the dny
order la received. Headquarters for Ford
bodies y. Meyers Son. al East cary stree
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FOR SALii-itcul Estate.

FOR sale. BuCkro. Beach tncnr Government
Aviation SchOnD. S-roOin AMI bath cottage.
also Groom and toilet Lungalow Both tur-
i,iShcd: .nSi=j feet waterfront lot. VIII sell
~ sacrifice All buildings new. ID. L.
llNNN, min 90 IA
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HELP Northumberland.

WANTED. quick. experienced female ~tcro.
sraphcr Must hc fast. also uuicls and nc-
CurAte on nEurcs: neat appearance. No
H ,la, e cd, appiT coburn sales Corpora
SALESl.ADIES Saturdays only. cnndA.
. millinery and other departments. 3 x
iircsae Co zic and soc Department, Store.
cOMtErENT saicsiad,es for icweiry. ncck-
:. N"dt AMI millinery department. ;. y
Nr.sEc 20. 21c and Soc eDpartmcnt Store.
WE want refined young ladies for PLEASANT
ana profitable employment In our modern
ing conditions. lunchroonn operated At cost
NrIt" Ia az call Ut of'lc. Of British -Amcri-
can Tobacco Co Ith.. 800 North Lom-
hardN Stc"t. Richmond. Va.
WANTED ut once. II ilrst-rIass cook APP
ply AT .o3 Wesr Franklin.
c,c.s EOS EaSt Franklin Street.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WANTED automobile salesman. experience
not necessary. Insurance or speciality
$. l"siuhn preferred. ABBY Terminal Motor
WANTED thoroughly experienced travelling
salesman in Ecneia manufacturing sta
lion"ry IL" az printing. iith2graph:Jn,r: Loose
references Address Walker. Evans x Cogs-
VOL 60. chmrleston. $. 9.
WANTED. statesmen or broker with good
reputation and acQnaintance among th"
grocery. drug and confectionery trace In
c!ty and surrounding towns To represent &.
If FOOD prod"e,s Address Ernn Is Iiook
q 90. inc. Cheansidc. Baltimore. Md.
sALt:SMEN wanted lave wire that can
something better. Address - Sol care
Times. Dispatch.
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AWNINGS. AWNINGS
PLACE. Nonr order now. Avoid tho RI III
W. w. Moselcr & Co., III North FL st
street Phone Madison 2ise
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FOR RENT-Rooms
BOARDING.

BEAUTIFUL. hot-vatcr heated from; room
wiz hoard ;l0 West Grace
FIHST;ILAsi recommendations. rooms with
or "itnpHt pam thc!e board evening u!n-
ford Jones 20 Franklin street. west
rs f:as, Frankln For rent. : large nenIy
furnished rooms With private bath. steam
heat. electric light win board: ais" table
board. Mr- e.. = Evans
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HHN'fED-t"en,s.

aud mems wear trade 10 sell factory
yn. or cloth caps. Liberal commissions
ibid. submit references. Upgrade Hat
MorEs. Jersey City. -. i.
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BIJOU CAFE

rs row open al 500 West Broad Street, with
az the leNcacies al the season. and first
"!a5s service Special tables for iadies
Erank l.u.CheSi. Proprietor.
RlNEN.
THIS i substitute for leather: lighter
waterDEoof nonslip. and guaranteed to
outWear leather. Used ana recommended
by j. G.. Leland. 81 %orth Fifth Street
i,hone Csc Also disifihutcr.
ShainpoolnE Hi!rdrassing
"Ciai Massage Man!curinS
HUGHES, HAIRDRESSIEG rAKLORS.
100 N"rih Third street.
SPECIAL IL the Ladies':
nave lust returned from New York with
Wonderful collection az newest fabrics of
mo most APPROVED designs Of the season
! am now making these beautiful materials
N IN" most advanced STYLES greatly re-
duccd prices.
H. LEWIS.
RICHMOND : Most Fashionable Ladies' Tailor
Lnnt.ncrcial Hui.dns 2i1 y. Second st.
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BOZ liNAEp iNN. ON Hampton Roads.
country ana seashor- combined with city
conNcn!"nCes Excellent table 5. ti2
per week Write Misses TaDb. Boulevard
4.
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FOREMAN Tor, small gray iron iohbing
FOUNDRY III Virginia. Permanent position
for right man. Apply Box l.. care Times.
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Wanted
Electrician

The Cohen Co
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STORAGE AND MOVING.

W FIRED. kicitAHDSOS. No .Oi -6Oa
West Main Stree. frcpsooi storage for
household soods Moving. packing and
shipDins. Isani"lpi Si3.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-12-13

| |erai members o. the PreiN6ff County
Bar association left Tor westoiiae on
Monday afternoon in readiness 70 at.
tend It's sessions. Among the attor-
neys in tho party vera RintEiet ar
torney ri Lee witchei tsid '1ndse 4.
lWs Ibbotson ofsthis city and Judges5-
g. Schweigert ofsDenver. r
BEAUTIFUL INTERIOR y
fsToRE DECORATIONS.
The Nowels-Stockton store this year
presents very pretty yuietide atmos-
phere. Messrs. Knowiton and Meyers
have utilized their artistic. and; decor
ative ability very efficiently. s.
The main aisle is q perfect bower
OF Christmas green's with here and
there a touch of red to lend contrast.
But the main aisle IL not All that was
touched by their magic forsevezy part
OF the store has assumed the Christ
mas spirit and the interior possesses
a pleasant appearance ASIA result. as
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frLo~ENcg sEhos' : =.
MORE NAVAL RgcRuITs.

Seven naval recruits from Elprence
left for Pueblo. on .sundpy to take the
sxamlnation. and. ip the event they.
pass. they will GO on 70 Denver Tor
anaf examination. The recruits com
prise Lew NJ. Hutton. Albert Carlson.
Philip Arnold. Ben Compors. y Albert
Martinez. Mel Lopez and Sanity De-
herra. There was a large delegation
at the train to bid the boys farewell
and they were all in the very best. OF
spirits. Lopez. upon examination was
found to be suffering with hernia. and
he was sent to Saiida for treatment
by the military authorities and he will
be ready to make the trip to San Fran
cisco in short time. Lew Hutton Ii
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Hutton.
of West Florence. and up to the time
of his departure was employed ut tho
smelter.-Florence Citizen.
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News Notes
MONDAY
VISITED AT coToPAxi.

VISITED AT COTOPANt.
Leslie Dryden spent the week end at
Cotopaxi-
VISITING MOTHER HERE.
Mrs. Pollard and little son Jack. of
Ely, Nevada. are here for q little visit
with Mrs. Pollard's mother, Mrs. Lay
man at 3i4 Main street.
MoToRED TO DENVER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Steel and lit
tie daughter Catherine and Miss Lii
liam Clucas motored to Denver on a
business and pleasure trip Wednes-
day of last week. &
MRS. STRislEN VISITS
DAUGHTER HERE.
Mrs. Saiiie B. Striblen Of Denver is
here to spend the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. Chas. II. Duncan and
family on North Sixth street.
WoMAN,s CLUB POSTPONE
MUSICAL TO DECEMBER 10.
The Woman's Club will postpone
the musical at the home of Mrs. Hard
ing till Tuesday December 1S. and will
sew at Red Cross rooms as usual this
week. i'-a''-
MRS. MAY E. HALL a--i
VISITS HERE. ''e
Mrs. May Hall of Del Norte. Colo.
is in Canon City visiting with rela-
tives and friends en- route to Aber-
deem, Wash, where she will visit her
daughter. Mrs. Gertrude Johnson.
TWO CANON BOYS
ENLIST IN ARMY.
Edward F. Stultz and William F.
Stultz of Canon City, both black
smiths and horseshoers. volunteered
for service in the regular army here
last Thursday and left for Pueblo the
following day for examination. 1t is
understood that they were accepted
for military duty and were assigned
to the mechanical division of the quar-
termaster's department
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clean. comfortable and1plesssnt sstah-
lishment where soe6 mselS vel,
cooked. will be served
Mrs. Snyder. who has recently re-
covered from severe burn. win rest
up fa,r a few months. .s;s
MR.. AND MRS. RAY ~ ~
8oTTENEIELp ENrERTAiNs ssss
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Bottenfield charm
ingly entertained number OF friends
at cards at their home 8ll River
street, Thursday evening. Five Hun
dred' was the diversion of the even
ing. There were three tables Miss
Eta Walton and Mr.. Ben Nitchen re-
ceived prizes for high score. and Elsie
Bower and George Hicham received
consolation prizes. A very delicious
luncheon was served later in the ev-
ening. The holiday colors of red and
green being used as decorations.
IA MISSIONARY TO SIS -
LIBERIA, AFRICA.
Archdeacon Thomas A. Schofeld of
Denver. well known in Canon City by
members of the Episcopal church, left
recently for Liberia. Africa, where he
will engage in religious work among
the native people as a missionary.
Archdeacon Schofield was resident
of Colorado for twenty years or more
and was at one time rector of the
Episcopal congregation In Cripple
Creek. As missionary worker his
enterprises extended to all parts of
the state. He expects to return to
the United States in the course of the
next twelve or fifteen months. His
wife will remain in Denver In the
meantime.
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TUESDAY
MISSOURI FAMILY TO
MAKE HOME HERE.

MAKE HOME HERE.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hay and family,
late residents of Macon. Missouri, ar
rived here few days ago with a car
load of household goods and livestock.
They were induced to come to Canon
City to make their home thru the eff
forts of the chamber of commerce.
CHRISTMAS SHOP
THURSDAY, THE 18TH.
At the NJ. E. church will be held the
annual Christmas shop. Many useful
and attractive articles will be for sale.
In connection with the sale there will
be Tea Room, Christmas tree and
a Jack Horner Pie. Cooked food will
be served ct one booth. At noon q
cafeterian lunch will be served, con-
sisting of hot chicken sandwiches.
baked beans. salad. desert and hot
coffee The public is invited. 2s1t2
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DONALD MONTGOMERY
IN THE HOSPITAL.

Donald Montgomery. formerly of
this city but at present undergoing
army training in one of the military
camps in the east, recently had one
of his ankles broken in football
game and is now undergoing treat
ment at United States army hospital
at Gunhill, New York. Donald volun-
teered for the military service in Cal
ifornia, but was transferred with his
regiment some time ago to a training
camp in one of the states on the At
lantic coast
A. G. PIPPiN BUYS
HOME RESTAURANT.
Mr.. A. G. Pippin. who formerly
lived at 407 Pike avenue, has pur-
chased the Home Restaurant of Mrs.
Snyder. 1t is Mr.. Pippin's intention
to run first-class short order counter
as we'll as serve regular meals and
the Home Restaurant hereafter will
be open from in the morning until
midnight The place Is being given a
thoro overhauling and cleaning. 1t
is Mr.. Pippin's intention to run a
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iyQ DgctoE ON 4
COUNTY FAIR.

1I&X TD@StSS w -
lQ0ukrV FAIR.
a public meeting viii be held In the
district court room at 8 o'clock this
(Tuesday) evening to complete ar
rangements, cor the organizaticn. .of a
county fair association ReprsHents;
tives from all parts of the county viii
The in attendance and reports ofScom.
mittees on ways and means win be
presented. The, meeting will be held
under the auspices Of the Fremont
County Farm Bureau. Everybody is in
vited to be present.
STAB MARKET iNsrALLs
NEW SCALE.
Absolutely correct weight To the
18th of an ounce is assured the Gus
toners of the Star Market A Detroit
Automatic. computing springless scale
with the popular fan dial has been in
stalled and is now in operation.
The new scale is the latest product
of the manufacturers and possesses
every advantageous idea known up to
this time. M
Geo. Duncan is as tickied as a child
with toy with this "scaie which tells
the truth
IA STORY TOLD
IN FEW WORDS.
Robert Underwood. window decor
ator of The Felter Clothing company.
has the knack OF telling the story in
few words. Another way Of bringing
out the same meaning would be to say
that he makes the merchandise Of tine
store tell the numerous gift poesibil-
tiles they possess.
In the first place he has some Of the
best windows in town to dress and in
the second place he has the goods
with which to dress them and in the
third place he has the ability TO do It.
STOCK CERTIFICATES
REQUIRE WAR STAMPS.
Beginning last Saturday December
first) and continuing until the law is
repealed every transfer of stock GER
tificates must bear internal revenue
stamps OF two cents for each 800
worth of stock. or fraction thereof. the
responsibility of placing the stamps
resting with the seller.
Stock issued by the treasury OF
company requires n Scent stamp for
each 800 worth. or fraction thereof.
Brokers are required to register with
the internal revenue office.
COURT AT SILVER
CLIFF THIS WEEK.
The December term of the Custer
county district court convened at
Silver CHI at 10 o'clock this morning
and Judge Cooper. his official steno-
grapher. Arthur Fredrichson. and sew.
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PU Lie "A U c T 1 ON
Hundreds Are Getting Big Values

are adwM d,eachd Of
5 20 until the entire stock disposed Of Ladies especially invited Comfortable
I and on the last night Diamond Ring will be absolutely FREE
IS
The auction is necessary account Of Mr. Boyss falling health
prsen a own pnc.
Remember the dme23o and 73o each day. M
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coNNALEeciN6 AT
The HOSPITAL,

Mrs. Edwin F. Gallon Of Meeker.
Colorado. and Miss veresene Cole
mond of Cotopad. Colo. are GONZALES
cling at the Graves hospital from the
effects of recent operations for appen-
dicitis.
GUEST or MRS. sARToR-
Will Terry, wife and two children
motored from Silverton Saturday and
were the guests of Mrs. Harriet Sar-
tor and family. 1912 Macon avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Terry were enroute to
Colorado Springs. where they will
make their home in the future.
HERE FROM MISSOURI
TO MAKE HOME.
Wilson Cole. wife and daughter.
Miss Mamie, of near Hickory. No..
have come to Canon City to make
their home. Mr.. Cole visited here
last summer and liked it SO well he
has decided to make his home here.
They will live at 12S Bennett street.
A. L. T. CLUB ENTERTAIN
THE r. J. v CLUB.
The young ladies of the A. L. T.
club entertained the young gentlemen
of the r. ]. ". club at the home of
Miss Louise Pigg. S15 Hazel avenue.
Friday evening. There were about
twenty-five present. The evening was
spent In dancing. for which Fred Joel
furnished the music. Ice cream and
cake was served late in the evening
and a royal good time was enjoyed by
all present.
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The December term Of the Custer
county district court convened at
Silver CHI at 10 o'clock this morning
and Judge Cooper. his official steno-
grapher. Arthur Fredrichson. and sew
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-08-09
CHINA ANNOUNCES
new BANKING LAW

Peking, Aug. S.--China has new
banking INV. Among other things
It provides that II, the bank 'sa lin
tied liability company It must have a
capital Of at least 100000 and II II
Is not. a capital of $4,000; that no
banknotes shall be issued without
special legal permission; that a half
yearly return shall be published In
connection with its business trans
actions. and the ministry OF finance
shall have the right to inspect such
reports; that with the exception OF
holidays banks shall never close on
business days without special per-
mission from the local authorities;
that the ministry Of finance from
time to time shall appoint oficials
to audit the accounts and books OF
the bank; and that In case OF bank
ruptcy and liquidation a detailed re-
port Of the circumstances shall be
submitted to the ministry Of finance.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-08-09
.HA|G KEEPS MAKING
| GAINS ALONG LINE

London, Aug. s.---General Haig
reported today that new tains had
been made northwest Of Bixehote on
the Belgian front.
Extensive movements behind the
German lines is believed TO Indicate
q growing nervousness OF the enemy
as days have passed without n re-
sumption Of the Flanders offensive.
Near the coast the British have
been successful In raid Into the
German lines near Iombaertzyde.
Berlin oficially describes this oper-
alton as an attack In force. which It
SAYS the Germans beat OF In hand to
hand fighting. The Teutons also re-
cord the repulse Of local attacks by
the British between Dixmude and
Ypres.
Along the Aisne front and the
right bank OF the Msuse. northwest
OF verdun. violent artillery activity
continues on both sides. The Ger
man crown prince has not followed
up his attacks on the Aisue 'front.'
where he was repulsed east Of Vaux.
aillon and west Of the California pla-
teau.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-08-09
A CANNING RoUNDELAY

A CANNING RouNDELAY
There's something doing in the
land. You'll find the signs on every
hand. There's something in the air.
The folks have formed kitchen
guard and everybody's worrying;
they're busy everywhere.
And what like about the bunch
b that they've got the proper hunch
about the things wen eat. They're
canning corn and peas and beans.
they'er drying pumpkin. squash and
green's. they've got the food game
beat.
They're canning every thing they
can. to please and feed the inner man
end keep the wolf away. They're
drying stuff in wholesale lots and
taking steps to knock the spots from
winters rainy day. i,s' ~VF
They've viewed the mammoth gar
den crop and vowed that they will put
. stop to all the waste of food
that's taken place from year to year
and made the winter living dear for
every household brood.
No more we'll sc tomatoes fine
decaying on the fruitful vine, nor
apples on the trees; no more we'll
see things line and rot within a
garden spot while mothers out at
teas.
For every woman In the town has
dressed herself in kitchen gown and
works with all her might to can and
dry the things she'll need her hungry
family to feed. with winter days In
sight.
The girls have taken mothers cue
and dad and all the brothers too hav,
set themselves to work, because the!
know that wartime thrift must b,
the patriotic gift which none of n
may shirk.
They know the nation must pro
vide the food that's either canned o
dried to fill the household stores II
order that the stuff we've raised ma
make our country's name be praise
on European shores;
They know that we must feed th
troops in many-milllon numbere
groups that they may win tn
Tight; that they may win their bal
tie brave the democratic flag to cav
and thus maintain the right.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-08-09
ARIZONA INDIANS
HAVE Been QU|ETED

Globe. Arix.. Aug. s.--The upris-
Ing OF striking Indians and Mexi-
cans at the mines OF the United
States Asbestos company. high up In
the Sierra Anchas mountains. 80
miles from here. was successfully
quelled today by the arrival OF seven
forest rangers and number OF arm
ed ranchers. All OF the Indians
were driven from the company pro-
perty today by deputy sheriffs, who
arrested an Indian named Montana
and another Apache known as
Johnny Cook, These two men viii
be brought to this city.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-08-09
ROAD TALK

Word comes to this city that there
is move on foot at Crescent City
and north Of that city. to divert
the main north and south highway
connecting Oregon and California
from the Pacific highway to the So
called coast route"
There is no occasion for anyone
getting excited. There may some
day be good highway up the coast,
but II will always be secondary to
the one now known as the Pacific
highway. Wagon roads, like rail-
roads, go where the people live.
Wagon roads must be supported by
taxable wealth and must be used by
actual inhabitants q. the territory
through which they pass. This meaps