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ness. Mrs. Ollie Runner had charge
OF the program. which was as follows:
AT the Husking Bee"-Phono-
graph.
Recitation. Alta Pitnan.
Piano solo. Clara Caldwell and
Helen Lineer-
Reading. Earl IAmbuth.
Dialogue. Merle Wilson, Homer
Runner. Ollie Runner.
Song. "oid Folks at Home David
Mcintyre.
Reading. II Like the state OF Kan
sas. John Huxley.
Several records were played while
the refreshments were being pre-
pared.
Mr.. and Ars. VIII Reed returned
home after a few days visit in Pueb-
TO- They accompanied Mr.. and Mrs.
+. n Biddie and sons. Edward and
Herbert Mrs. H D. Biddie and daugh-
ter Gladys to Pueblo after a days Wis
II with the Reeds at their home. cor.
ner Main and Raynolds
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hall and little
son. John Robert. left last week for
Concrete, where they will make their
home Mr. Hall has been employed at
the Rocksfe,low ranch for some time.
but has taken a position in the mill at
Concrete.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tobcas Fre;,eweh of
breckenridge. Colo. have moved on
10 the place recently owned and oc-
cupied by the Eaton family. Mr.. W. II.
Brehmer. a friend of Mrs. Freiieweh
who came with them returned to
breckenridge "Wednesday.
Mrs. r.. J. Mccall from Topeka,
Kansas. Who had been visiting in
Howard. Colorado. stopped over in
Canon while on her way home to visit
day with Mrs. ]. l. Hastings OF
Rhodes avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Ramsey OF
Sharpsvile. Ind. are visiting at the
home OF their cousins. Mr.. and Mrs
J. l.. Hastings on Rhodes avenue.
Mr.. r. NJ. heitn Is uftsine l"o
ton Kissel truck which he is using to
haul apples and vegetables TO Pueblo
and Colorado Springs
Mr.. r. A Diiley who was so unfor
tunate us to run into limb OF tree
while riding n horse. is suffering with
badly bruised eye. but is convalcsc
ing nicely and is able to be taken to
his physician to have the eve dressed
We hope for his complete recovery
soon.
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s,Lrs ALLOWED.

Canon city. Colorado. October g.
'rhe foiiowins ss a It's; Of bills rafa
hx the city Council. Canon city. Colo
rado. at its meeiingr september f1ih
aud October !. 1917
waser shaking Fund uninves,ed.
saisry Fund-p y. Cooper $500.
~ Anderson sisea; LATE Combs
jR-on siS.os: John Hamiiiou sis. 90; ".
c. Hun,oon sis.ee; c. y Reeves $500: /:
\. J. Turner tis.eo; ] seaman t5o.eo;
street. Allex s Bridge Funs-Teni
farkes $1,000; A. , ,Thorp sss.ss
" q. canapseii ,5i.so; w. y. Rsitsr
,isoo. John Hundi.y sis.se. W. 4.
Moiict, ,sl 90: n sImnson sec: Geo.
National Bank sso.ee. Blgss Lumber
co. fssfs. J. NJ. Anderson a 60. $500
G. ~ Eesx., 'ieA''' Canon city
Iarh fana-Hsrve pirbee $1,000:
Richard Houis i.o-ts; Morgan Faint
asssr.se aS ,1:s1 ! co. y ,isc hsSe'"f' ''''' W, h
@ ]. raaseit,, ,7Oo ciinord sage .ssag;
{. Iiu,ehison s9.eo: ]. u. Govern 1900.
Y.iti- 4 Hood ase. York Auto Co ft-se:
y ". Anderson a co. icc; V. II. Arnes
reiic. Funs-s.. y. skinner $4,000:
terry Moran 5000; Morgan Paint CO
nan uaii $3.50: 4. II. Rals,on $3.50:
Harding Hdw. co. ta.oe. J. seaman
firh,ing Fund--Ark. Valley Ry. L
and T. co. f5eb,os.
I,brary Fund--Mrs. julia Mack.
Health Funa--i:. c, Webb $500
MISCELLANEOUS Fund - Aug Peas
ss4sss; nrookridc Coal Mining GO.
s.s.to, city clerk $40; +. whlppi'
sewer District No. city Treasurer
.A
Water Fund-Iphn chet.ist tiss.ao;
i.er wynkoop tss.oei porteous
ass 90: Cleo Combs $3.50; seamn =
s4soo. Thro. Shoemaker $500: Park
Aiuron sis.sc: NJ. : Beach tis.sa; W.
4, Carton 500; Harding tdw, -;
ri7 i-s Ark V, ky.. T. and y. CO. sisiv'
s,i,y Cirrk tio, ~; H. ". Bancroft iidw.
CO. si.ss. Elils & i,eod ie.i; rrs,
Satl funk 500; y. Mn,ps,a,n pm,, s5i,ss,
S-Ity Treasurer ssI5i ~ -,.
j. SEAMAN. city Clerk.
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DADDEWNIN
AR TALL H1
POULTRY SHOW.
~ MARY GRAHANRQNNER

''The poultry show The poultry
show y shouted the children. "We're
ail going to the poultry show"
Alice. u little girl who loved rab-
bits better than any other animals.
said:
"oh, / wonder Il there will be any
rabbits at the poultry showi"
'Yes, indeed said her teacher. who
was taking the whole class to the
poultry show. There sill be rabbits.
ducks, chickens. roosters. pigeons and
cats. Lots OF animals will be at this
poultry show
As soon as they got inside the big
building where the poultry show was
beirg held they knew this to he quite
true. For all the animals were talk
ing IN their own voices and their own
languages. None Of them tried TO copy
the others-they were all quite pleased
with their own manner of speech.
TITS 80 silly" cackied Mrs. Goose.
"to try TO talk like something you are
not"
"Who would do anything like
thatT' asked Mr.. Gander.
-why. I've often heard growr-ups
and children. too said Mrs. Goose.
talk In the most foolish way. They
try to copy each other and are 50 af-
fected- One OF them will say some
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ROCKvALE NEWS
(By Roy Exerly)

There were III present at the NJ.
T. Sunday school las, Sabbath.
John Husband and wife were in
Coal Greek Sunday visiting relatives
Rev. W. f. Roye held services al the
NJ. r. church Sunday evening.
Quite n number Of children OF Bear
GuIch attended the NJ. L. Sunday
school last sabbath and they certain.
iy were glad to have them as mem
bers of this sabbath school.
Rev. W. Z. Rowe is holding revival
meetings every night this week. BE
sure and come TO hear him as il will
do you = lot OF good.
Alfonso Fatera,io Was Florence
visitor Monday.
Max Rathovitch was in Florence
Monday
Mike Philip visited in Canon City
Monday.
Mr.. John Grady left Monday for sa-
Ida.
Red ashes are being put on the
stretch OF road between the big
Bridge" and the ranroad tracks.
Mr and Mrs. David Evans OF Bear
Guich were over visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Phillip Tanner Sunday.
Miss Anna Fabnzxio of Coal Creek
was n Canon City visitor Tuesday.
! James r. Watkins was Florence
visitor Tuesday.
7 Senator F. A. Moore. editor of Par.
adox. was in Rockvale Tuesday
Every one try and come to the NJ
f. sunday school Sunday. Oct. II.
This day Is known as rally Sunday,
he sure and come. We want TO mako
+ 200 rs our standard honor roll.
Mrs. Richard Goodhead of Florence,
was in town Tuesday visiting with
relatives.
! Daniel Price was Florence visitor
Tuesday.
{ a. p. Easton has an Oakland Six
new model.
I Robert Easton and Herbert Jones
are down from verdsn.
a new pump and other fixtures OF
machinery will soon be taken to the
vertien Mining company claim on the
range.
Mr.. s. browning and f. II. Donald
son left Tuesday for Westciiffe on y
business trip.
The burstcd pipe lire In from, oi
Donnldson's temperance place has
been repaired.
4 DO not forget to come TO the NJ L
sunday school next Sunday. October
IA. Everyone cordially invited to com,
and be- one OF the honor roll.
Charles sardino had his foot badly
crushed In the mine the hrst of the
week. Il
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Mint Jelly From Apples.

Wash two quarts OF green apples.
cut In quarters. remove stem and bios.
som. not the core, put Into saucepan
with two cupfuls OF water, cover and
bring TO boil. As.soon as the apple be-
gins to boil remove cover aud mash
with potato mashcr. Put pulp into
piece OF checseclcth, lot Il hang over
night. Next morning add one cupful
% warmer sugar to each cupful OF
juice. Return 10 Gre aud add two cup-
fuis " fresh mint leaves thnt have
been chopped very finc and loosely tied
IN piece ~ che~sccloth. Bcii eight or
ten minutes; skim carefully. press the
mint every time n II skinned.
tpv ten drops ~ spesrmInt can BE-
added whom fre~h ninf 10 not obtain.
nDls.
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e~raaY ApyEnrssEwENr

Notice IL hereby given TO whom IL
may concern that the following de-
scribcd sstray animal was taken up
near Texas Greek. Fremont County.
colo. on about Oct. 1. 1917. To-wif
One ycarilnE whit--face steer. I'm
branded said animal being nnknown
60 this Board. uni~sS claimed by own
&c on or before Oct. -, 1917. aAid
-.trEy viii he sold By ;h.r Roafd for
IN. b-nent OF the owner rhcn found.
STATE BOARD or STOCK fSSPEC-
.TtoN COMMISSIONERS.
Denver. Colorado.
Firrf pub. Oct II. isis.
last pub. Oct ~. 1917.
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thing In a certain tone of voice and
then smother will copy. Not the least
hit natural"
-very silly" shrieked Mr.. Gsnder in
his hard. shrill. ugly voice. I'm glad
I am an animal and sensible
swell, We are that" crowed the
roosters from where they were I'VE
don't try to sing like birds We crow
like roosterr-just ns we are The
best stu most sensible way"
The idea OF trying to chirp Ike n
robin said Mrs. Hen. All the hens
were cackiing AWAY aud having fine
time. The doves and pigeons were
cooling and talking In their soft. low
voices. The rabbits were making
their strange little sounds and the
cats were meowing from the soft pill
lows upon which they were lying.
"I wonder II ! will get prize" said
Father Plymouth Rock. My red hat
is So very handsome"
The buff-colored rodsters are pref
~ good looking" said Alice.
And the bun Plymouth Rocks
crowed with giee. -Ah. they like us"
they said.
Never mind" said the White Roos-
tiers. They don't decide on the
prizes
That's So" quacked Mrs. Duck.
The ducks were In n pond and around
Il WAS q walk made out of stone. They
were strutting around. throwing back
their heads and quack-quacking for
all they were worth. Some smaller
ones had lovely green wings, with
white and gray under their beaks.
But the children had gone to see
the rabbits. led by Alice. There were
black rabbits. gray ones and white
long ears. One old rabbit had one
ear up and one down for he was try
ing TO listen TO Father Black Rab-
hits story Of his last great adventure.
Father Black Rabbit was always hav-
ing adventures and marvellous es-
capes.
All the rabbits were munchtng and
talking as they ate. They were hav-
ing fine time and thought a poultry
show was splendid thing.
Little Bunnie Bonnie-thc grind
child OF old Bunnie Bonnie-was wig
Cling his nose with excitement.
"whnt Is the matterr" asked queer
gray dove who had marks around his
beak and eyes which looked like
sugared candy.
"I am wondering" said Bunnie
Bonnie. "if I'll get prize"
"Now listen to me-" said Mrs. Fuzzy
Foot Pigeon. at doesn't make n
scrap OF difference whether we get
prizes or not. OF course it's nice for
our masters because II makes them
happy. But of what use are red rib
hons or blue ribbens or any coiored
ribbons TO usY We're herr. being ex-
tremc,y well fed and having n hne
sociuble time. Grown-Ups' afternoon
teas aren't to he compared with poul-
try show"
'That's true" said Runnic Brownie
'why, poultry shows are even better
than chiidrcn's parties"
So they ali decided that the fun OF
n poultry show wns seeing zach other
and having goodies TO eat--that prizes
after all tiid not amount 10 much ~
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For the most part tailored suits
have been things taboo for the large
woman. They were all right for the
slim sister. but she was barred by her
hulk. That has all been changed and
the large woman may now wear n
strictly tailored suit secure in the
knowledge that IL will make her ap-
pear simmer instead of stouter. II
Is all matter OF scientific tailoring.
II the suit be correctly cut accord
Ing tn the new scientific system OF
svcltline designing. strictly tailored
suit. that even the largest woman may
wear. will he produced. A whole ward
robe. including undergarments. has
been evolved by this method TO fur
nIsh the woman OF ample proportions
with the slender appearance and fash
ionnbic silhouette that sbe has envicd
In the slim woman.
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deemed. all. or so many of the shares
of stock of this Company may be
required. standing In the name Of the
stockholders hereinafter named. as
may be sufficient to satisfy the unpaid
assessments on the shares of stock of
said stockholders. together with inter
est legally accrued. and the expenses
of this advertisement
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no clsan Pasent Leather.

To Glenn patent leather rub II with
little milk ur little vaselins very
sparingly worked Into the leather. OF
course. you must use only little vas
cline 30 that there will be no appear
nncs Of Erensine-s. Very dull patent
i,athsr csn b. brightrnssi by rubling
u with tnrpsnllsc on a sofi eiots.
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c,sssle Esue.sier.

Ail.s PhiIadclphin n--"And so you en-
,.yed your tour to Eurnp@r Miss
nasfon---''oh. iudeserihsbly" "pid
you see the saueducss at Remer' "ve~
and they swan beautifully" "n~sm
what swsmf' '-rhs Huue-ducks, Of
-@-s~s"
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STATEN EMIT

of the ownership. management. circu-
lation. etc. required by the act Of
August24. 1912. OF the Canon City
Record. published weekly at Canon
City. Colo, for October l. 1916.
Editor. W. W. Emmerson. Canon
City. Colorado.
Managing Editor. BUSINESS Mana
ger. Publisher and Owner, Guy u.
Hardy. Canon CITY. Colorado.
Known bondhoiders. MORTGAGES
and other security holders. etc.
None.
GUY Z. HARDY.
Sworn to and subscribed before mo
this 10th day OF October. 1917.
tSEAf.t
EUGENE A. BRADBURY.
Notary Public.
My commission expires, Nov n. 1877.
asssrs want Aas ere ssss - sssas
e00s
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NOTICE of SALE or DELINauEST

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. that
the PARK CENTER LAND AND WA
TER COMPANY. Will sell az public
auction on the 10th day of November.
flee OF the Company. 1fs North Fifth
~. Canon City. Colo. IL not sooner re-
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EAST CANON /,
news NOTES
tnv Mrs. Z. Z. lsu,nuthl
tay Mrs. 9. 9. Ismhushl

Tho meeting OF the Farmers club
Witch Sas held iasi week n, -,s
Fvs,smete school house Was yer,
marh enioynd by eli pressn'' Ai,ei
roll can and . few minutes II busi
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FOR SALE-Nice culls Jonathan ap-
pies. sec per box. W. S. Post. Dozier
avenue Phone C130Jl. 238PS
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WANTED furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. close in
Howard Sherman. at Canon Auto
Co. 23Spe
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kltty--I must have reminded him "
sems beautiful woman In history. Ne
said had q historical face.
Daisy Are you sure he didat ~
pr>historjr. ny dsass
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-23
May Play
Yale Next Season

LOS ANGELES, Cal-Before the
University of Oregon football team
left here for home the Pasadena Tour
nament of Roses committee invited
the Oregonians to return next New
Years Day to tackle the best Eastern
eleven that can be signed to come
West. a.. -
THAT the. 1917 oregon football eleven
will be considerably stronger than
this seasons aggregation was the
statement Of Coach Bezdek before
leaving. Mr.. Bezdek said that he
would be more than glad to bring his
proteges here for another contest.
That the very best university eleven
in the East would be brought to Pasa-
dena for next years contest was the
assertion tonight of e. J. Bortonneau,
chairman of the rose committee The
Pasadena officials hope to bring Har-
ward or, Yale out for the 1918 classic
Cornell also is being considered.
The most impressive eleven that
ever appeared in action upon south
ern gridiron- that's the opinion of the
football experts and fans who Monday
watched Oregon wallop the University
of Pennsylvania machine.
One of the freak wagers on the
game was between David Boiee, assist
ant manager Of the Hotel Green, and
his barber. According to the wager,
Mr.. Boice was to receive free shaves
for q year II the Pennsylvania team
won, but was to pay SIS for shave
II. the Oregon team won. Mr.. Boice
paid for his expensive shave yester-
day.
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RED SOK DEFEAT
DODGERS IN BIG
STRANGE?

The Red Sox Club, American
League champions, defeated the Dodg-
ers, National League champions, in
both basketball and volleyball at the
Y. NJ. c. A. last night and by these
victories won the championship Of the
boys department in these two sports
They also received the Phillip c.
Hall loving cup. The scores were:
Red Sox IL, Dodgers in the basket
ball and in volleyball II was Is to
and Is to II in the favor Of the Sox,
it being necessary to play only two
games here. ~z-.r
Both contests were marked by fine
team work on the part OF the Red Sox,
the boys Of this team playing we'll
together. In the basketball game the
Dodgers also showed good team work
and made the Red Sox hustle for the
victory. Charley Dudoit and Capt
Clarence Silva did all the scoring for
the Red Sox, and Capt, Lyman Park;
er and Manuel Sierra were the point
getters for the Dodgers.
Both Capt. Silva and Capt. Parker
deserve much credit for holding their
teams so well together throughout the
season. Parker went Silva one bet.
ter, though, in club attendance, hav.
ing always a full membership pres
ent at the regular weekly meetings,
when the boys took up their Bible
study.
Now that basketball and volleyball
are over the boys will start in on their
indoor baseball schedule next Mon
day. "
Lineups last night were:
Red Sox--Armstrong Kanuha, Abra.
ham Kaliekau, Charley Dudoit, for
wards: Arson Dorego, center; Capt.
Clarence Silva, Abel Phillips, guards.
Dodgers-S, Hasimoto, Capt. L. Park
er, NJ. Vierra, forwards; p. Karratti.
Frank Martin. Jake Akiona, Jack
Hjorth. guards
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YAPP WILL LEAD
CUBS THIS YEAR

The real name of Fred Mitchell
new manager OF the Cubs. is Yapp, but
lie changed il early in his baseball
career because, while some might con-
slider the name appropriate for pro-
fessional ball player. he thought ii
would make him too much of joke,
Fred Yapp was born in Allston,
Mass, a part of Boston, AZ years ago,
and lived in South Lawrence, Mass,
when a boy, his father running a rid
ing park.
Yapp attracted the attention Of a
big Lacquer when Jimmy Collins, man.
ager of the Boston Americans in the
first year Boston had q team in the
younger league, gave him trial. He
was a pitcher then, and one day when
he was warming up Collins called him
to one side and suggested a change
in his name. 49,
Given a Tip by Jimmy Collins 81
IF you ever get on this team" said
Collins, every fan in the country will
pan you with close your zap and
other such expressions" Fred took
the cue and adopted his mothers sur
name. "-.
He was not considered good enough
by Jimmy for the Boston Americans,
and he went bach to the Eastern
League. Backstops were In demand,
so Mitch went behind the bat. In
1909 he was the best hitter in the
league and was bought by the New
York Highlanders. .........
New York had surfeit of back
stops, so he was farmed out to
Rochester Of the international League
in 1911. Previous to this he held q
very brief career as a major league
pitcher with the Athletics and the
Phillies. He finished his work on the
mound on the Toronto clubs payroll
in 1908. From Rochester he went to
Buffalo as catcher.
Fright Eye" Of Stallings
When Stallings took charge of the
Braves in 1913 he brought Mitchell
with him. Mitch was used entirely
by Stallings as a coach, particularly
Of young pitchers, and the Miracle
Man termed him his right eve
c Mitch coached Harvard In 1916 and
the Crimson had one of its best years
On the diamond. Harvard wanted him
to coach again next year, but N Sep
TENDER Percy Haughton, despite his
Harvard affiliations, signed him for
three years as coach and scout, the
announcement being made that his
duties with the Braves would not per-
nit any leave of absence to coach
Harvard next spring. 49,
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WHERE the FISH ARE / AM GOING
SAYS JIMMY JUMP, NOTED ANGLER

dations here IN that I;ne for the. men
who have lots Of money to spend they
would all be en- the run for the is
lands"
Going Where Fish Are"
Where the fish are | am going"
might have been the tune Jump could
have whistled for that Is the most def
mite answer he gave of where he
would hang out" while In Hawaii.
In the Jump party are Mr.. and Mrs.
James w. Jump, Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Jump, little Miss Dorothy Jump, all
CT whom have been here before. and
Capt. X. S. Walker, skipper" Of the
Scout, whom Jump characteriZes as a
scracker-jack" seaman.
viii Try Sword Fish
Jumps eyes g.istened when he was
told OF the immense swordfish which
was caught here recently and also Of
the 'apopo, as Charles F. Chilling
worth terms big fellow his fisher
men tagged this week. ]z
I'm going to get swordfish and
all kinds of i:3h," he declared, lust
as soon as ] can find dock for the
Sea Scout and headquarters and &C
ccmmodations for my party" -..-
-Four hundred members of the Gaia
lima Tuna Club are all excited about
fishing here and have bombarded him
with queries while home In Los An
gees. ..1 ...
But to tell y3u the truth, IL you
must have It." he whispered, ''the
man who fishes for sport is
about so years old and has reached
the stage where he wants no hard
ships. They refuse to come over here
and go out In a sampan or to pay
about $500 each way on such boat
as mine. They know there are no
similar crafts here which are suitable,
hence they don't come"
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USED
FOR COLE LINKS,
SAYS ]. neville

Jack Neville. former Pacific coast
golf champion, who Is now In Hololu-
lu, believes that the golf course at Mt
Diablo Park m California will be one
Of the best In the world. The course
win be q seaside affair. such as they
have In the British Isles.
The idea Of the course was taken
from Seattle, and consists Of wash.
ing down q mountain Of sand by hy-
draulics and then filling In. This plan
will convert q rough waste place into
what Neville believes viii be the fore
most course In America. California
Is spending thousands or dollars on
courses, and this point has brought
out good tourist crop
Winter rains and torrential noun.
tain streams are to be utilized this
winter to carry thousands OF yards Of
sand, seooped out OF the hills, and car.
ried down to the plain. There. mixed
with the natural soil, rich mixture
will obtain for the development OF
turf. The sand win be distributed In
rifles, caused by the placing OF II
inch planks In tiers. Several mifts
of canals. fumes and rifles ~ %
already been built The water q BE.
ing impounded now IN huge dam.
I The idea Of impending and dlstriD-
nting this water originated with r. N.
Burgess. the founder and directing
genius OF the Mount Diablo estate.
which is developing the Mount Diablo
Park properties as the first unit Of
10,000-acre estate.
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