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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-09
and
i THINKLINGS
BIZ wEx JONES.

Very unfair world. Fool. useless
grounding gets pages Of publicity.
while nobody ever gives line TO real
hog that provides partner FOR our
breakfast eggs.
Speaking Of selling short" how
about some OF these sport skirts?
II they set the clock an hour ahead.
itn make one awfully early getting
Wonder what Col House has decided
We should do with Germany?
Appears that some states which had
absolute prohibition" are now going
to have bone dry prohibition" II that
isn't enough, they'll have 10 try crema-
ton
Here's clipping aprOpOs OF leaks
and panics and SO forth:
The successful stockOroker was asked
WHIST is your rule Of business-your
Very simple" he replied Il pay fo-
something I can't get with money that I
haven't got and then sell what I never had
for more than it cost
Chicago professor says Milton stole
Paradise Lost" And. very likely, John
overlooked something valuable
Kansas City woman slppeQ on 2
cranberry, and broke her leg You'd
think il would be enough, even for this
maleficent fruit. 10 spoil the taste OF
countless turkeys
Carranza is to have 'Tuu reeognI-
ton Must be goingNto shave
Ience 10 both the letter and the spirit
OF the Law governing primary elections
when they refused 70 arrange the Off
cial ballot in the order demanded by
Messrs. McChesney and Horo.
Thanking my friends. 1 beg to sub
scribe myself,
Sincerely.
John H Harper.
Mrs Florence Kelly, general sscre-
tary OF the National Consumers league
and leader in all movements for the
betterment of conditions for working
women, was instrumental in breaking
up the traffic in child labor in glass
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-09

There is grave suspicion kaiser also getting
N duteh with Brasil Argentina and Chile and few Of his
aesrer neiEAbors-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-09

Even telegraph operators have their moments OF huor
Sunday night this flash the wire: Americans
Capture Milwaukee
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-09

svey natural advantage needed for progress
sad energetic people TO utilize those advantages to the
utrnoSf.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-09

Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Marshall,
wives OF the president and vice presi-
dent. respectively, will ride with their
husbands in the inaugural parade
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-09

Tell Binkley has exchanged his Christi
mas slippers cause he lives so fer from
a nickel the-ater "LOve may be blind,
but it seems Z pick off all tn swellers,"
said Miss Fawn Lippincut, t'day.
Copyright National Newspaper Services.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-09
T ETTERS to THE
IL HERALD

GAll communications must bear the
signature OF tho writer. but the nsBso
viii be withheld IL reauested)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-09
BY
COLEMAN
A FEW TIPS FOR YOU

copyright 1917. International News Service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-09

.HE diplomat holds a high place in
L business affairs and it is well
= to understand what constitutes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-09

Kansas City woman slipped on =
cranberry and broke her leg. You'd
think il would be enough, even for this
maleficent fruit. TO spoil the taste OF
countless turkeys.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-09

a cSnSL DRmHs
EhoUSA At or
Tire 70 CARRY
NI4 UHRoc 81 lhs
HARD DRY THP
9HAS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-09

Csrranza is TO have ''fun recOgni-
ton Must be gOingNto shave
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-09

Chicago professor says Milton stole
Paradise Lost" And. very likely, John
overlooked something valuable
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-02-09

cek,rieAs bs Cssrss Ks'fksr Ass~s
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-01-17
MATCHLESS IN STYLE

In selling the productions of such well-SnowI
ufacturers as Hart Scbafner & Marx Society Bra
Clothcraft we can present for your inspection th
up-to-date fashions and clever and skillfu vvorSm
to substantiate what we declare is matchless in S
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-01-17
MATCHLEsS IN QUALITY

M. & k. are selling garments made only fro
terals Of pure vvorsteds and silk and vvorsted mi
the same qualities that have built up our extensv
ness and which we can back up with our reputat
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-01-17

Under the present conditions, when advances on
all fabrics for mems clothing has been radical than
ever known, there has been tendency to place on
the market fabrics soft IN texture and unsatisfactory in
wear The public have come to look to the M. & k for
protection against inferior and manipulated fabrics and
IN hs great clearance sale present garments that are:
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-08-18
oirtrios ~ PvsLicArios

Tfg gTATE ur TEXAS
IT, tte shsnn nr ems runFfailf -
Nusoes Counfb nfssiinF
Won are hsrehr rhfuma r1fh i' fAn
MIN furt f'ard bs mhsinF inhn oaiini
q fhls Cltanau aros in rafh NFfk ~
for- sarreaslrs vfskf pre- ioas 49, ih'
return day hereof hi safns 49, tiap =
pabiished iu yoar saunif fhfff p.
new spafsos published thsfein ~ =
No. fitsu in nnf nnvafnpfr pa"iisi''l
Isl the gsth luairiul lAriFl1 pni p
fh.rs .s 49, ne~ spalsff p1hisff'N ih
80 Judicial u4sififf thsn be- ness
napsf puhilshed 10 ihs nfaresi iliHif'f 2
A. aid sssa 1sdlrlai Disfriti 20 ali,ftf
Al the nsri regular term - -. 'fi'"-
lnal plsarsri Coert ~ Nssofs '"9Nil
10 t,s hsidsn AZ fhs couribovse ii'Ff-.'
n corpas CHRISTI Tsrss or ih'
Twstfsh NOndag afdsr ths Las St"i'e-f
IA Iuty. A D. 1877 fhs saips i'sina ii.
ss,d say a oriotsff ifi
nrd tberr 90 snsaef = pefiii@n ii,sHa ~
s.id cn5rt 90 fbs 4lfh az - ipfs -
% 1917 ln suit nsmtsTsa % 10
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-08-18
harlcn M pnoeAru

TiiN hTATE pf Tl-HAh
TO fhs Fhffn ~ ans tensialif ~
A iisrTs cuuHfF nfeeflnF
fou sfe hsfessf commanded that ~
faakira If1iiirsfian "a tills npfiea fef
SEQ 1HFs 10 sOua nfwapapsf pAtaisiita
ln to4f ceFlafI this Writ lua sufnfnon
~ gffsouf ifitrsettfG IN an f~iafe -
ffittl,sft pfaGff - answer a. 4ppll
raiton filed d, ffanh sifdrff IN 49,
fassrft c0aff - Nssfrp County. % tns
isfh dat ~ ApFBsi. 1911. Tor the pfo-
hafirs - fhe WA sd f.etfefN Teefa ?
nssnfaFs. pnifh p,li 30 heard ~ said
Court On the i7ia caf - september.
1911. - the coert ifoasf ~ eAid ceun
a.. In Corpus chrssfi TehaA a whlr B
filns ~ pespona Interested 10 said Es-
t1ts may Hppeaf and copfsts sald ap-
i,iisatien N They ss~ pft4fr
Herein fAll noL bal have goa b..
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-08-18


li.-f.i i.. fH.t arf refused f. ga,
ur .. anN I.f tt.r.f ri.t on
tu.U- fsIs I.f.ri.rt surt.r
..aIt ,a..ataI AND delivered Dob t..
andauf W 1s N.ri.n 3D.. rr..f.. f.r
I,fulart D. N... t..i. az f,,.,
r above 3d.. rH..I ..t. 81. ....r. ine
..trl.uf ora r.f. f., sr1u dine. to ..f..,.
f.r u.t. Tfuf .sH decd 10 r...t ia
secondary .,. ID. .lfaIrffr. .t.nlor..
.. t..r.sr That 0n -stf.rnb., 10
4Ir Defendant guntsr executed ana
.U,.f.d tn. defendant a. d. Ynttor a.
rfstar Cor d.fanannfa D. R Yoanr
d T NJ fAahffnaf "A deed ~ TRUST
above dos. rhsa lots 90 ssegre IN.
I'D defendant. in th, p.,merf - a
r ts for sos to and that said deed 81
f..sf Is Ia stgnraar, len t1 plalutiffs
N.n herein Tint thereafter on ssp.
o.. .Her 70 1tfE rlia a.f,rA.ots "A
Sd I..htf,.i ffnn.f.rr,d hi, I.t,r..t
|- ..tt decd ~ funsf 90 e,id B. q
.p and u.d D. n Young trans
f.r..I i.s lrftresi therein Co defendant
b. S. r,f,re, .,rI thai s,td decd az
tr..t and asslenments are sccondsr,
to i1aintlfrs lion herein. and plsintiff
Navy a WILKINSON Is entitled 10 fore.
rfa. 81. " such l,en against aii Of said
1.r .i.rf. aad to ham, hon fiahts ad
.Ill..t..i bt d..r.r. 10 Ed. Csart That
.r f,rrar, "a 1915. attendant Alice
e.f. Hank A. Trust company r.cov
.r.a judgement boz District Court ~
I,. N.I. ro,tr, v,,.r arntr.t a.
f.nl.rt Counter ar t-d.sfa and flaeg
.u.f. ana I0 percent Interest aud
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-08-18

l....,t of,,t. ...f. >.. t.U un.It|n|
It Fara IF. l.I...un aUt I..t I.fH
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I.. u..f ,l...tIr .NI t.f,naan. nt..
I...f...l s.,t,..f.., De- ltsH In 5000
....., k.rt..t. Y..f . tu...
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.f.nr,n ana ha. fsaf..f IffsDHaat
a.it. alufr.a. ai.i f.fI..afarrr .nd ha.
t..e t,ait, g Bal. a nrinssua ahD.it
f,. N.r,Ir.u.r tssrf.tra au and
omissions 10. ,..tf 0f asfrnaani rhaf
nf.totlff s.s .i.iIe,..i. t., i,a., ni. n.fne
anh s.fe,,a.rf Anal fbar l,rsu..
.fl., .....i ,r,.tn,.t.f taosri tIn, tn.
nstu,. ~hsreaf as. la u.ri 80 nafr.n
.r., related .n q winch .ff,rss. g..
t,. u.flrff.fst .s.Insf nsn. aA.ftH
t,. .t st......, end ,,ss.b rmtrit,
49,. ..iei a.. o.alt has. NtsNfi.s di
.lf... iu nt. f.tnr srsIn.t 49, nnh ni
ehIh aDr.iitut.i on hsr pstt a Isat
tns ar 49, had srd ia.fa 81, ,ita ,,a.s
a Y..f. tttr ttr,, ..st. assn intent
.p b,, naft a. ,.rftna,.trri, ui..na.n
l.a tls,rtff qaaf thr ADJ. ur Dalf
~ t.f.raart v.tf.h shalt h,f.taaftof
IA nan Isl r.G.fr.d alsn ..usiltui,
.f..iis vbl.i 81, ~ ..tfh d naf,ff. Ia. D..
..rsrf th.lr ID .rs ,.s.th.,. intant,att
iani. Yt.t DO. u,. .,.t lsHt rl.sftft
ua. raiI.s s.ntai atssitas ana an
..tet r.nt..t,l fIt..,f hso1fatlt and
4nretr, b.t natulthsfandinr thi.
f t,f,ra.rt ,era,i.,a tt. ul.isA,o tasl
} fhat y. v.s rrt,,Itr the faears II it 4.
3 t..e s,l,n vtau, hs uaas ht.a,tf Otta
,,,s.t tn 49, ..tt h,.ei .aure,fi.sts
-, that AZ h., Aift.rrs-. arf rsiifnf
.ss.,iion. ~ IA. ImnrUnrt.tl.. b. wat
I .tne.f
saa ..f.,....f f...a e.n t..i...
s,..s "a. u.st. rfat.... tt.f
liaisfff Lad no rest faf mann datr af
Nm. qN.t in DO ..., laas riairt.fi
w..f uitt ,stti. ne a.. sbienins ia
omaha N,Dr.rta s.h,rs h. dirta..sa
IN same and ,.tatn.a si or - nis
home fhai AsfroAant FOE nrat few
sne. essr,.s t,m Nh. 'Hi.t r.isiI.r.
vth a,t.r e,m.n sna hsfsra t.n
pIfh uuiossitg fn hsr aN without Zee
~, or f.,.f .aus. Ttst elairufr.
..tls. a.. tt.t ~ fs,m.f and +,
- g,,.n ,o.s..at, for hin ta i.f,t
.,.t,s a. Sac n,ais % q, fsfi Itliisr ,.nr
.taaa rr ftapun ~ aufh fact attendant
vneis cad .f.r ,,is naiaca. ana quarrel
,.t,t st,, st.a MAS, If. most fl.l.af.. t...
~, so, mas ~. f.iiousa a,t.n sa.,f.s
....s,.,tt,. .,,s .t,fa.,t t..afas .sa.
-, ~ m.,. s..ini atm..t,i..f.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-08-18
NOTICE OF snsHlFrs SALE

THE STATE oF TEXAS
county ~ Nneces 49, -
IS irius = an order y sA,s 1870 !,
cu, - trs Honorahls Disiricf Soef' y,
Nueoes County on ths leia ~ ~
,mr.., A r. 1917 hy ths clerk itsfs p
!, M the case O., ~ M Hoidsn ftfs9s
W 81 wasson. n. n Roper and " v.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-08-18
srlr ~ssrtb-@ALt

ugxf LEARN uAnEEitiS0 - PES
weeks FefH stHs isaFnsfit. iAghiff
wf~t hsstsr pay rnfs iotst WnN
n,.iss Bafi.sf college 12f W Com
w..ses ~. hsa Auipuio. W.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-08-18
CALLER WANT ADS
Bring Results Because

They 81 ach the ewes ~ thou-
Sands 90 people iu thr comman-
}rF
They reach so many more
h.n r h uuseihio to reach in
ruY other way char rftflnnt
who has ever used WAIST ADS
at al soon was convinced thai
caller WANT ADS were ihe
most profitable.
You cannot begin to duplicate
Ir ang other way che ssesa Aiil
vhIch SOU ret action from
caller want r1
You cannot polbiy flni WY
~ reaching thc general pubic
with such certainty, % sneA
sr,Au espease, Hnd win alcn
sra,fyins results on through
Caller want ada
n its more CONVEX iani nno0e
ysur want sds 10 tne caileF'
Phone tN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-08-18
poslrios wbsrHo--psIs

Co.lngstfIi liisasssessf NaHts sfiiril
49, ~ bosas ~ ee.y evenings hlfni
srfhshRs asrtlrrH ~ neffh ufiHf
Feassssatds ifsrur i'esf f~feIeflnss
fsfkj
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-08-18
sslp wAsrro-Fe~ALG

WASTED Az uFirc fraheftd Hhit'
asfnaa 70 90 Ern.fs hoHHfHarf -
fasn.n - three kpflg ifg Carrie
sfffsf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-08-18

hsv sahi Court. ON me kaie first AAs
x a.. nest term ihftsof. this writ With
Auar return thereon Nhswinr how snu
ha,e sNeeuted thr same.
Wtnrss my hand anA cfrislal zeal.
"a ,ssnfu- thtsstL Texas. ihir 18th dag
20 taHist A ~. 1911
a. ~ uli.nlNT MeugsoiN. Cisss
gsonty s'ouft Nucccs County
Ns ara rfifffN0fR nptasts
tr,is copy ! ceftlf>s FRANK a.
NNNlN SNN. sheriff
ts t it NfAnwston. nepsny.
Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-08-18
MlhcrllAnrous Manic

WASTED Naam Rnd ftafd ht iRdA
aud $500 rnHien etfIn ealhinF dis.
furce uf HaH.h ffatir iuHaiIun
musi o. EfII reasonable Address iiUii
Nandat ipl b. ftb Nt Nant TetRa
testI
WANTED 90 nrY iiisrssf eash pfl',
paid ~ naFts bones sna uaitiss fah
boz raNH rope 3Huh - ~ Hiii'ia
sshwari rhoa, 'oe 1870 firsf sc
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-08-18
FoR Isorsrau
oil LEASES.

FnN iIAFI flaht iofs Nasrfs GOA
fompant rHilaSiilgn et Wb1f i'nini
iafsr sitofigh a. dpii fwa seth eesrit
fts ui aanH ~as f9urd 81 1880 fffi
snail ptpdpeer 80 90 nfaHs hiH
mouoY 90 aui,h eriior telf af iHt
a. ttts gtatfs gHe. Texas ttfuI
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-08-18

wtSrrp NU ms hIfteaf i.irfs anr
second hnnd .iUhss rhe ois iqit
anps Itmf lit fil
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-08-18

run FALE rhfap n lafsf a. enfs
.par ~ iarrs haflsa Tbe Tets. ~
fffeI
FDn HAf.E oH TRADE HrriiF family
mare h.rrain 80 VnF nehtins .
tsfs and nifs Sfisina ANIMAL AiAp a
Covered srstnx wsTee can nss"ts
Tsxaf Lumber CO. tsSi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-08-18

ne Caller having 80 isfresf sif-
.-uisfion gives hssf sdFsftisinE results
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-08-18
ClaSSifiedAdS



Foe sssr.
'NE NrNr t'ami,gtatie apd sstrae, I.
we East fl,sni az stairs hs.i r,eln
ihTea, fusrlslisi in private nvng wnh
y mq.i~fn esnNsNitnUes Nipe weik
"a dtstanat and 90 VA Inc Nrm
tAspnatis NsFafe H tfsuea sit
Nncsl fhons 81 So a. tssfi
AiN NsNr tarss rsaius apatl
nent m.-ifr to ltmaNsnt parties
easonstie Ho eh1arn fhose lis
= esu al rsA N N AVe fHf iRt.fnss
- 'ssn
.VK EENs re mran o. ows,sr
zoe nsF r-an st,.isfn tsrnIshti fsuse
Ieteue fsf tsgll
.Nik NtNT captain Naaeft.e t.F.ssm
ptfafr fef fsni Uu tht i.ath ff
"a'5 li''ne ~ ESQ
.uR rrNr ou, ao, farnishsa psa
aen an u.nttnIrast ar talfs fii f.
\ liNa9~t'
FN nifNr Slice o,n ,oa .ssi
i.ttrsofn ~.fh nsth aua 800 pan,fnl
sn4es Wee, asnrrnIeai ie.aiioh 40
ri, tis tao Nto ,3f
fuN tfAsr r,sftars esli watgroa
ftn,h itHut .,fr. H uutai county
rtFHa st uHH ff.In faNf..at siaeH
Aa sfef fHsiaft Immediate rtassfs
sion FiNfN F.sHi ffaHr .Hd hfuah
wfu iaurnttf fl ei H maut 4aa.
tNfes .or pef asr ru fsN Aame
ltnRilnfte tH. MAAt iHae asa AS
fUtfo Issaa pls
run NENq Furnished f.,an, heuss
oa th, ra, hset ..ss af rsfh fNur
fuana caitAft Wilt mtN a. rWlel
s,it,t -
roH HfN1 Modern n,s tnam co,
iatr .rse D. chesp Els ustt parts
'is s'aSF stfsi tfDnf asa. $40
TuR nEST ons roesn house all
moisru eoaNsuienrss Phons 81. uea
g.. nAvn
Furnished % r..m hout tp rnt
vn.s fee~uails rHuu' ist fss
r. NM Akt y q Nf't'fN iHfht"i'ft
HHitsres on ihs hsatr amos Moore
e. 20 tsssl
run RrNT rWo siraAnu, f4nl.na1
,si, coed roams fs,ins p4ra iot ara
cold water Nau ss1 Mesquite "a
ruu nrNq mt,ns Apartments eam
piotrll fufniahs1 Win path n eon
arhfimsnt inaulr. sot thRfatral &C.
ui Inans gi tsAsl
toH nrSI setsroan snd rafare
fotmcgla ue nilrt pt Dhad1itA Carter
1--we address o uos els 'a'
/ rUW nENT Nlce mrnish,d apaft
nrnfs uhpfnuahiY mnacin s'rn
room an,sase o. nH psi m"nth iNt
Chapafrai ihuu' ga nttf
ruR KNNI s.ooom hapaaiaw. ave
a Nuuh ursfh Uir1s ffniaNeh fff.
mansnt tfnafi. $50 .nhhf0u thnnr
Itlt tPffI
/ FoE usCrerdt
lrm ruApi Want aH. eaa
hufst CO. Baad st.rnH h.nH Iit .af
( Soc Inrdt AH.r afnItNIt Hf
: psndoss lien uoie fens SOC cent
IrIu ,Ara security fo ttadr fHf real
estate , o. Nesss fglt Hln.nH pa
60 TNknf acfss foaf and uu"u
/ cHiuhffrd. or paaasnftf 600 muHi l~
4 In as,,d raniiiiun and iafe fneisi "a
Trees CatsT isubiithlnH 60. uUt iti
.s-l-aF-sa--asa. sa - 80
ruu TRADE NM tfaaa equity in
I Rinsnn lef ~ lsts m1i1 fprd in tnua
tonaiiior lfof llA luftiHnd lessn ksi
: ...ssasas-ss--.-s..a. a-sa-.as-s ..ss 1871
Gilpin observer., 1917-08-09
SISTERS APPRECIATE
KINDNESS SHOWN THEM

Before taking leave of Central City
We wish to express our gratitude to
the people of Giapin county, for all
the kindness they have shown us
since we first came to you fortytwo
years ago. Now that the time has
come when the Superiors of our COM
munity are Obliged to withdraw US we
must SAY that both they and we re-
gret the separation very much. 1t has
been great pleasure to have been
with you and to have worked among
you. We appreciate the many sacri-
fices that you have made to assist
us for without your cooperation we
could not have accomplished muoh.
Though we may be gone from you,
you will ever be remembered in our
prayers and II at any time we can
be of service to anyone in Central
City or Gilpin county, we will be
pla aeeed to do it.
With many thanks. praying God to
bless you each and all, we are
Gratefully and sincerely yours.
SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH.
Gilpin observer., 1917-08-09
IN RUSSELL GULCH.

Mrs. john w. Jones and Mrs. Hugh
Hughes went to Denver last Friday
Mr.. Chestnut and party were up
frcm Denver Sunday on mining bust
ness.
Mrs. L. Askew was a passenger to
Denver Saturday
w. NJ. Kirk came up frcm Denver
the latter part Of the week. He
bought new wagon buggy and is
making some splurge.
Men are scarce in the Gulch and
anyone knowing OF men who want
work, send them up.
The Fairfield mine will start pull
ing water next Monday.
Mrs. E. L. Williams, of Denver, is
visiting her daughters, Mrs. Richard
Hughes and Mrs. viii Tamblyn.
Robt. Williams came up from Den
YER to be examined under the army
draft.
Gilpin observer., 1917-08-09

Many tourists from outside points
are spending the summer at the at
tractive mountain resort of Baltimore
In the northern end Of the county.
Several Of those who are occupying
the cottages are possessed of rare
musical and literary talent and the
time is given over TO various festivi-
ties at which the accomplished ones
do themselves proud. Among those
who are enjoying themselves at Bal
timore are: Misses Winifred and
Bessie Shackell. MIR. and Mrs. P. T.
Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. d. E. Bradner,
Mrs. A. e. Drake. Mrs. May Gardner,
Mrs. H. Boldus. Mrs. c. M. Paine.
Mrs. Ruth Paine, Walter Breining,
Lester Duncan. Mr.. and Mrs. L. e.
Sawyer.
Gilpin observer., 1917-08-09

The Sisters of ST. Joseph, who will
leave st. Aloysius' academy within a
short time and go to Denver and 9th
er places, are disposing of what fur
nishings they can to forego the ex-
pense of storing. They have some
beautiful pictures and o.her artistic
furnishings beside the heavy furni-
ture which they are selling at very
low price. The school win be closed
the coming term, but how long 1t
viii remain closed after that is not
known. The community keenly re-
grets the departure OF the good Sis
ters and the abandoning Of the
school. as both have contributed in
a high degree to the spiritual and
advancement of the boys
and girls during the forty years or
more since the establishment of the
school.
Gilpin observer., 1917-08-09
VISIT GOLD
CUP OPERATIONS

Howard l.. Winchester, president tt
the Gold Cup Mining Co., accompan-
led by his wife and son, Marshall, ar
rived this week from Boston, Mass.
to inspect the property. Leon M.
Fobes, wife and son, of Portland, Me.
are also here. MIR. Fobes is one of
the directors. Geo. A. Packard, of
Boston, consulting engineer, will be
here two weeks, during which time
he will make thorough inspection
OF the operations and advise as to
future plans.
The electric power line onto the
company ground has been built and
the new compressor arrived this week
and is being installed. =. AS soon as
this machinery is in operation, which
will be about 10 days, two shifts
will be employed in sinking the main
shaft to depth of 500 feet The re-
markable ore bodies in the upper
workings warrants deeper develop
ment and with the shaft 500 feet and
the ground opened up the Gold Cup
should be wonder.
Gilpin observer., 1917-08-09
DR.. HANSEN TO SPEAK HERE

The National Welfare League is at
present conducting campaign in
Denver and throughout the state. A
large number Of the civic bodies In
Denver are associated with the work.
1t Is also indorsed by the Federal
Council of Churches in America. con.
sisting of all Evangelical bodies, Cath
olics and Jews.
DR.. Theodore Hansen, the national
now working In Den.
YER, will speak Sunday morning, Aug
ust 12th, at II a. m, at the M. q.
church. He requests all the church
es to meet in union.
All are cordially invited.
Sunday school picnic will be held
next week.
LAURENCE w. COFFMAN,
Gilpin observer., 1917-08-09
TUESDAYS MEETING or
HOME ECONOMICS BRANCH

On Tuesday afternoon, August 7th
the ladies of Gilpin county met at
the Red Cross headquarters. The
meeting was called to order by Mrs.
Parsons. The reading of the minutes
was postponed on account of the alb
sence of the secretary. Two very in
teresting papers were then given. One
by Mrs. Williams ON Care of food in
the home" In Mrs. Williams alb
sence, the paper was read by Miss
Lake. The second paper Potatoes
and other vegetables" by Miss Gladys
Matthews.
Later discussion of the papers
was given, and many valuable sugges
items were offered by the ladies. Then
two interesting demonstrations by
Miss Matthews, riced potatoes and
potato soup.
Mrs. Parsons informally during the
demonstration period gave some in
teresting facts in regard to cream
soups. Tomato, celery, onion, aspar-
oSuo, SduiailoWGI, clC., ulstht cACciitut
SOUPS, hut peas and beans make the
mest nu,ri:ious soups.
To keep tomato soup from curdling
cock tomatoes with seasoning, strain
Add soda to neutralize acid. Then
add milk.
Also 1t is a good idea to have
white sauce at the same temperature.
One should also pour tomatoes into
milk. These precautions will pre-
vent curdling.
Left over string beans, or onions
or cauliflower make good soup and
may be served with croutons.
Following is the recipe for potato
soup:
Salt pork. / or inches, table
spoons OF butter, / small onion, 1
tablespoon flour, pint milk, 2 or 3
boiled potatoes.
After a generous sampling Of the
demonstration and an expression of
satisfaction as guarantee of its
good qualities, the meeting adjourned
MRS. FRED CALDWELL,
Acting Secretary.
Gilpin observer., 1917-08-09
BEZANT COMPANY WILL
DRAIN MINE OF WATER

At meeting of the stockholders
OF the Bezant Mining company, held
in the office in this city, Tuesday
directors were elected and plans out
lined for future work. An electric
pump Is to be installed and the mine
drained of water to enable work in
the 16O-foot level where there is a
fine uranium streak; also in the 340-
foot level, where there is a good siz-
ed vein of gold, silver and copper
ore.
Those attending Tuesdays meeting
were: w. S. Judy, OF Denver; Mrs.
Mary v. Scott, Oklahoma City; DR..
w. F. Graham and wife. Atlantic. Ia; |;
o. l.. Benton, Overland, Kas.; j. A.
Gustavsou, Princeton, lii.
Gilpin observer., 1917-08-09
NINE DIVIDENDS

Fer the first six months of 1917.
dividends We're paid by the mines to-
falling $136,So6.522. or at the rate Of
$273,613,044 for the year, as compared
with total profit disbursements of
$1S2.556,615 during 1916. These fig
ures do not include numerous pri
ly owned mires which never issue
public statements CT their earnings or
dividends. The statistics given pres
ent a strong and irrefu.able argument
In favor Of mining shares as an in
vestment