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WOOL


BOSTON. March 2.-The C"mmcrcli''
isullstin will say tomorrow:
There ;TaS LITTLE activity IN inc l"rt'
,.,,nI ,n,rk.; mis- week. although mills
tonk \ fn': uusniity at wool and some
huying arnouG dealers was nG'"d. Prices
,ycre lirn cont ructinT in IN" west mas
hean rather keen. iu" largely I" l"cn
sn,ruiatorS, Prices ranged generally
from 40 10 - cents for iiE" |" n"diuh'
rl,uS. Manufacturers ar" engaged OF
nI. contracts and ar" obtaining som%
.,..,. "r.l"r.s hui u" great N"'Um" o.
hu sinsSS is hcin:: placed
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on Tho part OF Washington. as Won AZ
nuslv awaited If 1t determined that nm
extra session of congress Will not DE-
called in the near future. an lncentlv,
will probably be provided to "NranH
,I,alinys on The long sid" Of tn" STOCK
isl. Specially as liquidation has been
rather complete. Even 50. h"wcvcr. u
dos not appear as if much advantage"
will accrue 10 sellers 1T this !"Fc''
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MEALS

NEW YORK. March "copper" frm ;
clecirorytIc. spot and nearly: noInIiIai :
mi. Ihir, quarter :31 90 TO $3.50.
iron ilrm and unchanged. Metal ex-
change quotes tin strong: snot. $500 TO
$50. %. ,,oo f.
At London. spot copper. tim''
turns r;9G ms. nlcctrolytir. tl31. Spot
lin. tl9g los: FUTURES. tl9a los.
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MARrNS FERRY,

-. Iohn'S Evangelical Lutheran Churcn
of Mirrir%. Ferry, North Fourth street
G Frederick Frank. pastor-Sccond sun :
u:,l ia Lent Erminiscerr. Eiole Scnoni
IG.9n - m. subject. "a Woman OF
pnwnr Junior Luther league at $50
r. IN. vcsprr service at $50 p. m.' SUD-
100, Tho Sons Of Night
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hogan 3 Rrvan.s c1otng stoek Letter.

BY privat., w:rc ~ y. =. NNSlEW ( 'N..J
NEW Yp!:k. March 2.--'Tht market
was higher Tho buying :nr whit.
was iarc"l: Il, H. nature of short COW
-rinr hat aS ia. session progressed tl'''
firnluesS attracted 4 E",i"rat" ;r'r"a:>"
in III" nutSit" dn';,nd. T'i"' n''N' ''":'''
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SUGAR

NEW WORK.. March c.-Eaw sugar
sroad,: centrifugal S5."9:. m"iaSSGs So
-. ra.in"d strndy. fine Granul:.i"d s1:0V
IT 6 III
Sugar futures w"r" quiet carly. orer-
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80 PER CENT JUMP
IN the CLEARlNCS
Total for Friday S5ol,l32.l4. Compared
with SGT5,66l.75 Last yea

Fridays Wheeling hIni;lnG "!"arinS>
r. :,rh"d SOL. I%2.li. compared Win
$%7i.6h!.,1 ne, sim" DAY las' March. am
iurr.;.:,'. Of Slc5.i,D -. "r 50. PER cent.
Tic total f"r tho month Of March q"
di,t,-.'w" hauhIu;; dayS--Is Si."""." -
-. compared with $h12,1%G.O'. an ~
rr"nN.' OF SlH1.3HU.lG III. or 2l.6 per ""ni
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WHEELING. w va. March .. !
Furnished The Inrelr.cncer. by y. K.
Hla$tem X 20. members New iork STOCK
Exchange" National Bank or West Wiz
gIn:I bill ling. Wheeling. W. Va LOUIS
r. Brand. RlanaGcr.
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Outside OIL Stocks.
Standard Oil Subsidiary Stocks

WHEELING. ". VA. March .. ~.
Furnished The IntelTgencer by 4. +.
Masten & Co. members New York Stock
Exrhancc, National Bank Of West Fir-
GINA building. Wheeling. ". Va. Louis
T. Hrrnd. manager.
S--hrL.c Bid Ask
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

WHEELING. W Va. March :. -.
FURNISHED The Intn1llGencer by y. r.
Ma..tr:l E. co. members New York Stock
Exchange. National RInk or West VIZ
yinia building. Wheeling. W. Va Louis
j. Brad manager
L-l,an1 : IIi.rh ! 1.n1y -L'lnaa
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TICKER TALK

(Ry privat" Wire to Finance E"D
Dow Jones Says: Standard OIL co. or
Indiana stockholders expect "3S l-5 per
cent stock dividend absorbing the full
sT0.hUO.0 900 now stock. They also expect
company will put $4,000. mo into the
Burton process making total assets
SlnO. 900. 900
Pittsburgh Plate Glass declared regu-
lar annual dividend OF - per cent on
preferred stock. payable March 81 70
stock record March 10. At option OF
stockholders this dividend will no paid
80 IN cnm,n6n stock at par and l-h IN
cash or entirely IN cash. Usually quart
erly dividend at ~ per cent will BE-
paid on common stock March 81 I" stock
record March Ia. \ common stock divi-
dend OF In per cont out Of earnings from
1898 20 1871" both in"iusiv" will b" paid
on c"rGnr"n stock April |" stock record
Mnr,h IL
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. March -. -
Furnished The TntclnErncer by 4. r
Mayt"n 4 20. mrmherS New York Stock
E,xchanEr National Rank Of West Nlr-
.iuia building. Wheeling. w. Va. Louis
t. Eraud. manager.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
IN The CHURCHES
(ccr:4uuel from Page Eighty

prllrd" Munday 1T $40 p. M. mhathlF
m,,.tiu1. -" rlI,, official board "f IN"
church.. Wednesday. training Tor crs-
Vie. claS~. teacher. the pastor.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va. March =: -.
Furnished The lntrlllgeucer b. A f..
Masten & Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. National Rank or West Nir-
g!nia building. Wheeling, W. Va. Louis
Nd
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va. March .. II.
Furnished The Intelligencer by A. T..
MaSten e Co. members New York Stock
Exchange National Bank Of West VIr-
ginia building. Wheeling. W. Va Louis
f Brand. manager.
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WILDWOOD CHURCHES

Warwnnt Lutheran church.. In" en-
tor srhmnl piac" oC meeting. Rev. fa'pn
\. IIarsi;mar. pastor. March 4. Second
SuurIay H. I..r,:. Divine worship WIN
SERMON by IT," pa.r6s' nj l9:S9 r. m.
subject. our i::dr"m"r.;' Mid-weck
!..mtnn s"ryir" on Thursday nj 80 D..
Suhi.,.t. "Our Saurtin"r. SnndaE
school n: go " nv. which viii pc inc
sl.rriaI Foreign Mission scrN!""
Warwood NJ l.. church. NarW"od
ayenGc and Fourr"eTih street. NarW"nn'
R.v. !. g. Buckiry. pastor. r"SIdcn%" '"l
Nir"t"onlh srrr"i E"Il phone l"2-R.--
Sunday school. 9:i5 q. m T. {; Leon
tar. superintendent, classes Tor ~,
ag,.s. .ruh!ic Worship n ! IL. ~. ana
- -. m conducted by pastor. Morn
.r: ,.Ini,ai. "'rh" T:"Iy for 'i"I. t;yrn-
ing ,H.in~. "A World for L Lite Mon-
,s:.y. "a - III. monthly meeting "L the
nr!cIal board Tuesday 30 p. NJ
meeting cf Ladies Md society In me
church. Wednesday. 80 p. M, md
,:c"k service by pastor. subject. ''nh
ii"lr in Temporal AnNi"iieS.
Warwr"d christian Church.. Seven
r",.'i siy."i Francis NJ. Biddl" MN,
isi, - nl:i" school. ?:i5 a. M, Hati
i'"raii.. -. superintendent: l:ords Snl
,.r Az. sermon. / H. M. subject. tiar
i.;r.r,; Fruit" Song service and Scrmc
u, - T.. M. Harry +. Boyd. choristf
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CLOSING STOCK MARKET

nv TIT! ~ W. III III'II''7- ~
NEW YORK; March :.---rric"s ruled
strong ;n!ay IN ti. hh$"tsr" IF any ru~-
tier unraYuvahlr d.':"l"r"Hrn'*.. Ann
eriran Wnni"n and C"r'~Hl Leather 20.
with the r"op''rS "cr" features. Should
this rOlir,rS h"rn::!' "n;;:I god IL tn
''w"rih wi." Urbt":l s:n'ri.>" these INDUS
tral:; would h.n"ii' 1V..;l larger than NJ
present. ,itirnu1i 49,: may not l." n''r-
united ~ nn!ir :h.' Fabulous profits that
the hnv.. our "f foreign contracts
From harris Winthrop X CO..
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MEM YORK. March The metal cX-
chanr,r quotes lead firm. 3H.3I TO STD;
o. iOi. 20 1Hs,r At London. lead
$40 ihS: srritcr. IA
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Totals. 81 .p6n."lG.23 ST2.1%G,oI II.
...$tSTINv.i
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ators awaiting fresh Developments Az
noon prices were pre- point lower to onei
higher. -.
Later the Iist advanced on buying o!
Cuban interests 5n.d covering: Closed
tlrm and SOLO points higher. Salss b.,
zoo tons. May $3.50; July $4-65; Sop
tember St.f1. 49,. :.
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GOYKEH

NEW YORK. March 2-coftee No. Z.
o4c; futures barely steady. May s7.s6;
July $3.50.
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Chicago rebuilt: Sypewriters are ind
ing a market in Efru.
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Consolation of a Sort.

Bayard Swope, n New York jour
nalist, was talking about his recent
German visit.
you see III Germany" he said. "in-
Vulnerable mutilated young men.
These young men, no matter how
severe their mutilatiOns, are cheerful.
They know other young men, you see,
who are UNNECESSARILY worse or than
themselves"
Mr.. Swopc shook his head.
UNNECESSARILY worse on" he re-
peatcd. And he went on:
"A CHEEKY young BaVarian captain
who had lost his sight put the matter
to me in n provcrb which runs:
81 had no boots to my feet and
murmured, until | met n man upon the
road who had no feet"
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O CENT "CASCARETS"
FOR LIVER AND BOWELS
Cure Sick Headache. Constipation
Biliousncss, Sour Stomach, Bad
Breath-Candy Cathartic.

No odds how bad your liver. stom-
aCh or bowels; how much your head
aches, how miserable you are from
constipation, Indigestion. billousncss
and sluggish bowcls-you always get
relief with Cnscnrcts. They immc-
diatoly cleanse and regulate the stom-
aCh, remove the sour, fcrmcnting food
and foul gases: take the excess bile
from the liver and carry Off the con
stipatcd waste matter and poison
from the intcstincs and bowels. A
lO-Ccnt box from your druggist will
keep your liver and bowels clean
stomach sweet and head clear fol
months. They work while you sleep
ADV.
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IF YOUR CHILD is CROSS,
FEVERISH, CONSTIPATED
Look Mother! II tongue is coated,
cleanse little bowels with "CaIi-
fornia Syrup of Figs"

Mothers can rest easy after giving
california Syrup of Figs" because in
few hours all the clogged-up waste,
sour bile and fcrmenting food gently
moves out of the bowels. and you have
a well, playful child again.
Sick children needn't be coaxed to
take this harmless fruit laxative"
Millions of mothers keep it handy be-
cause they know It's action on the
stomach, liver and bowels is prompt
and sure.
Ask your druggist for n 5O-cent bot
tie Of california Syrup of Figs" which
contains directions for babies. children
OF all ages and for grown-ups.-Adv.
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Governor Guntcr RcNirvs Prosper
ity and Growth Of Centennial

Forty years August last the ter
ritory of Colorado became "A soVcr-
eign state. Population then. 10000;
now 100000. Less than ) per cent
of the realty then In title and less
than | per cent materially improved.
Now one-third of the state taxable
and 10 per cent of the land well i'm
proved. Assessed valuation then less
than $i5,OOO,O0O now more than 81
Il 100000. Total production of the
state then; 100000 900. The finished
steel product Of one company this
year equals the entire production of
1876. This years sugar output is
twice as great: livestock three times
as great: minerals two and half
times as great and agriculture more
than five times AS much. The first
year of statehood the mines pro-
duC"d SG,O00,OOO; this year an excess
of S53,OOO,OOO. In 1877. $50 miles of
railroad. assessed valuation $4,000
600. in 1915. $500 miles OF railroad.
assessed valuation SlT3.OOO. 600
From Governor GuHtcr's inaugural
address.
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A Great Discovery


Swollen hand. ankle, frnl AFRO due n
n drup.Ical condition. often caused w.
dHprInfnd Kidneys Naturally whom tho
sidney nrr durnugrd tho h'pud Ia nIlrI
with poisonous waste mniurr, which rot
Ties IN the frnt, ankles md wrl.ui ~
unI"r tho "yos In bng IIfn formations.
a. a remedy Tor thpao costly rorpg
nihd Hymp'umH ~ Inflammation raua'd
ny uric hr.d o.. arud.ug urine, hurHs
nchn mud frequent urIuurIun, aH wrIl ne
sediment IN tIn uriuo, NJ II uric nr.I IN
tho blp0d has cuurd ,hrumhlInm um.
bngp, HrIatirh, govt, n ~ simply womb g.
fuI how quickly hmurIr nrn Tho palm,
and stiffness rapidly disappear,
Take a glass ~ bot watrr before muaIb
hni hnuflc ~ nuHh tho kidneys.
step into any drug store aud ask for
hnufc, many times moro potent than
llthla aud eliminates uric sclJ ~ hot
water moILs sugar.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-01-11

state from ADJOINING states. various
proposed statutes In aid of our prOhi-
bition law VIII be submitted to you for
consideration. Give these various pro-
posed bills hearing. and after being
fully advised. "" urg" upon YOU such
legislation as Will make the purpose
Uf our prohibition law effective.
Protect initinii'c and Referendum.
The rights given under tho initiative"
and referendum Statut" should be pro-
tcCtcd from abuse, Various sugEoH-
tiuns have been made as to the means
Whereby this purpus" can u" effected.
Nuur Of them have been so Thoroughly
considered TINT any specific measure"
can he recommended to YOU. We leave
the matter 1" your wisd"m, urging
som" Hmcndni"Ty statute which. while
permitting the "N'Tcis" Of tn" right.
shall 80 safeguard tho right as to pre-
vent It's abuse.
Abuses Of rrimnr, Inv
The pTimUrE law. recent In It's enact
m"ni, has not yet been thoroughly
tried out In Colorado. lufirmitios.
however, huy" been developed which
ought to be- cured For example II
should not b." In tn" power Of thuH" Of
one political faith to rhuuSr. In tho
primaries tho candidates Of those Of
another political b,i'f
II IA" people ar" to know tho Dhur-
meter Of n" candidates. abundant
time should ho allowed between the
HuiuE of Ia" assembly uud the prl-
'npItoi L. O,crrr"vdrd.
W" recommend tu YOUR consideration
IN" adyisnhlIlty Of nm appropriation nf
o specific sum fur tn" pur. has" Of lots
,uurs" Of y'Hrs tho uorrsrItlra OF the
state viii rrpuir" an rN"rullN" man
sion Ihusr l"iH should be- command
Ing In location. uWpl" iU size mud ,uU
Nrui'ut to fhr rnpItuI. ThuH are anvil
able nov. they VIII not b" uH IN" YEARS
80 ON.
"" submit f"r your consideration the
"hNlrahil'i" u' making prov IHIuu for
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Far.Sishted Lad.

Raymond, siX-year-old pride of an
IrvinGton family, strcnuously objected
few nights ago, when his mother
asked him TO 90 on an crrund to the
corner grocery.
After considerable questioning, the
lad explained that he wouldn't mind
going II he didn't have to pass by n
lumber yard, which is situated between
the grocery and his home.
"Why. you're not afraid of those
stacks Of lumber, nre you? qucricd his
mother.
ITS not the stacks, mamma, It's
what's behind EN-" answered Ray
mond.-Indannpoll News.
Russia Is II large producer Of ms.
bcstos.
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ACTRESS TELLS SECRET.

a well known actress gives tho follow
Ing recipe Tor gray hair: TO half pint of
water add ~, BAY Rum. "A small box of
Enrbo Compound. and :. og. OF glycerino.
Any druggist can put this up or you can
mix II at home nt very little cost. Full
directions for making and uso como In
each box of BHrbp Compound II will
gradually dnrkcn strcnlIcd, faded grny
hnir, and mako II soft and glossy, II will
not color the scalp. In not sticky o.
CREAMY. and does not rub on. Adv.
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arr llghWnod when hhn turns ~ ,h0 rich,
medicine. n her rElHirurn IN mad,
gloomy by tho chronic wruknoarg, doil.
cato d'rIuvrmrut, mud painful disorder,
That HlIlI"i her HnT, rho win ind rrllrfn ni
emancipation from hrr troubles In Dr,
UyrfwyriWd, nervous, ur rundown . IN,
md un# lltn and strength. iLHh l1wrr-
iul, luF.gDmiilR tonic and norylnn which
was Il rDyofod md up1d NY nm eminent
plyslglhn Tor many years, IN all eases III
female complaint" and wunknrsnt FOR
young girls Just entering wOnhnhpoI
ior women ht tho critical change u Nos
IN b"nfingdpwn RDnnti0ns. p.rlfLlraI
palms, liberation, Inflammation, and every
kindred hllm'nt, tho "inyOrltH prnurtS
ton" la guhfhnti,I 10 benefit or curn
Ur. Picfcus pvllok cure LilIv,lalsunA
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NEW STATE OFEIt ERS
mai Ct tTl:D.

tnNCrn"r-.Iulius 4. Cuntcr.
Lieutenant Governor james \.
IulliHm.
Secretary OF Stntc-.InmcS Il. No.
innd.
Attorney Gcncrni--Icslir l.. Hub
bard.
Ircnsurcr-Robcrt II. higgins.
Nudit"r-t hnrics II. Irckrnhy.
Supt. Of Public Iustrurtion-Mrs.
MARY I. {. RruuiurL.
supreme Court justices Morton
=. hnIlrH and George ". Alien.
Regents StHtr niNcrsltS-rhom-
as U. barnard and clifford ". Mills.
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operating under TINS law ought to
prov" a tremendous Influence for good
in tn" Industrial affairs OF our com
mouw,alth.
ono of the most important and con-
stiuCtlN. provisions in TINS act TClhtoB
to the power OF the industrial commits
sion to maintain Industrial peace Hs be
tween tn" employer and the "mpluy".
To promote tins end the commission IL
given power I" investigate Industrial
disputes ana during this time the en-
ploycr ~ forbidden to lock out the en-
plOy6 and the cmployC IN iurgidaCu
to 20 uu "A strike. In order to prevent
possible abuse and to not Interfere too
long with tn" liberty of each side to
take such measures Of relief rs the law
permits, "a mint should be set upon the
period Of time to h" consumed by the
commission In the Investigation Of any
particular Industrial dispute
Another amendment IL ont PROV idiug
that the state at it's own expense shah
furnish ana maintain few we'll
equipped rescue cars to say" tn" lives
OF w"lkn"u rntumb"d IN mines, tn.
control of which should be- under the
industrial commission
Tue law providing for the Public
sion HctinE th"rruud"r. lay" been Of
iuvnluahl" ',r'I,o t. the public and
70 the people "i th, state OF colorado
Material umrudru, uis should be made
sion Is urHHuaal ,nlargiuE las puN,rs
and promoting $ efficiency
Public Printing "a" Obsolete.
The statutes pertinent to public
employ terms no longer In use by
print'rH, II Is said that II would bee
absolutely Impossible. under the
changed conditions. Tor IA" state print
Ing commissioner to fulIuw the letter
Of H." statute under which he Is sup
posed to u"s.
Of unu"''".l.E printing liz done under
our present law These UuittTa are
referred to your Wise consideration.
Protect r"hii" Mineral in"d-.
IN" state, school and other trust
funds hold several hundred thousand
acres Of land which are chiefly yuiu-
abb" for the minerals hourulh tnum
At tho present tim" these minerals
ARE sold um u royalty basis and tho
revenue uHl into ih" Income fund nmd
used for general expenses The inter.
'sslt 81 lh" -'"l" and It's school "hll-
drou demand legislation which VIII
which ~ wa. intended
judicial ni-trir,- need Itr,I-inu.
me lNnI'ihl hl#itl'lH 'l the state
should be- r'urruuEod, the uot 10 take
ness of the district courts can b., dIr
Hld'd uu Co EiE" each judge uu 'qu.
amount uI work.
other Irgi-inii"n.
IhI" 'UtuIu. going into detail HH to
som" "iu'r matters which deserve
your confederation and action. such nH
par" rr"d hIIL nu appropriation for
for tho Hur,nI of CnIId aud Animal
Ir"i"' iI"M urd also an appropriation
Tor tho completion OF the Fall River
i"hh. 'l'h'i Hpr,'iI,aII' ct In '"nn"'.
hinge, s,-,"m i,g.d.
W. H"syfHf for your ,urrtHf rom
slh'ru'Iuu tho HuHufInn OF the u,r,H.
.'rN. l,tHImI"u fnr putting boo iur.r
ill.," budget nNat'm rur lr, Expenditure.
|fH HI o
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ore Found Worth $4,000 a Ton.

Grand Junction Miners reaching
horo report Hrlk" Of cnrnotl'u orc
Of fabulous value mHd" In nov soc.
ton about eighteen m,loa southeast Of
Gateway. Mesa county They brine
specimens OF the ore which nro far
richer than anything Of that character
ever shown hero. II In estimated that
much Of the now ore viii run 10 t2j,
600 ton at the present price Of ra'
dunn ores. The vein was struck In Il
property owned by George Pickett
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-01-11

ch''"unu Tho tap NJ pngu 100
both lIpumrH at noon Jan . brought
10 order M" Fourteenth Wyoming
Legislature for q forty day rn.mpn.
which viii end on Fob H. In tho
Senate The rny"l wnH wlnldn1 ng rrrn
id"n' lrp Ten james " ChrHmnn
Will" o iiFu rrryiCu uHa performed 100
m" ll0Uro by Secretary ~ glr'r
Frank l. llpuE m" main buHInrH
on the opening day was tho cOmplo
ton Of organization through the oloo.
ton Of officers Of both Houses and
naming Of clerks and other smployM
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Serious.

"Shc's only flirting with him.
ITS more serious than that. | saw
.cr looking up his rating"
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Jnr0u has % goldfish turn TINT hna
'"'u 10 continuous operation since
lTGY
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-01-11

" Won wish beautiful. clear white
clothes use Red croas Eng Blue A, all
good grpccra. ADV
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-01-11

Money tuiks," observed the Sngc.
"l"s." replied ~" Fool hut all
som" of rs hear rs the echo"
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-01-11

Send Zoe to DR. Pierce lnvalids' Hotel.
Buffalo, FOR large trial package Of Anurio
for kidneys cures hacl,nchc-Adv.
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Paradoxical Blame.

egg"
And he's fresh one, too"
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-01-11

The United States coastgunrI in 1918
saved ,IOT livc~.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-01-11

Denver, Jan. 1O.-Govcrnor Guntor's
inaugural address, delivered immedi-
atcly after all of the new state Off
GERS had taken the oath of office,
handled briefly but effectively almost
every Colorado public interest.
The address began with an appeal
for the educational. charitable and
penal institutions of the state. The
first two, said Governor Guntcr,
should be provided with funds TO put
them equal with any in the country.
The governor insisted that laws
should only be passed after thor
ough investigation had shown the
states need for such legislation. But
when once passed, he said, law
should not be idly repealed. If not
satisfactory at first, it should be
amended into workable and suitable
form. 1t should only be repealed when
found worthless or impossible of sat
lsiactory amendment
The governor urged adequate funds
for all departments of state, to be &C
cossible under the budget system, and
he declared that Colorado, through
fair taxation OF her citizens. Should be
placed high among the sisterhoOd of
states. His address in part follows:
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-01-11

Two Beauties OF This World.
Stella What Is always beautiful
Bella Snow and any woman who
gets In ia" papers.
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At the recent election the people
adopted an initiated measure uuthurlz-
lnE the IuHnIUg of TIA" school fund ON
farm lands Tue duty of administering
inns loan Is lodged with the state board
of Hand commissioners. The fund now
TO b" hauuIud is in excess of $4,000, 600.
In the course of time TINS fund viii be
much larger Under this board is also
the leasing and safe OF more than B.
uuO,unn acres OF state lands. In Wow OF
thls very large estate. which is rapid
~ INCREASING in NHIuC, 1t is imperative
that an organization should be per-
ftclrd along the IInCs OF modern bust
ness, capable Of its administration. no
effect this, WCIl-COnSidcrcd legislati ion
Will be- required and also an appropriate
ti"u from the general iuud OF the state
TO pay the salaries of tn" clerks and
empluycs and the expenses of the
bDg.u.
The Arvada enterprise., 1917-01-11

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