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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-08-30
4 Message to Mothers

around nsighbshocd
Of dsh and blood Just the doctors With
responding IN
broad dayHght hey
doing
yin do thsT experience and their love for children
Fsehers castcEia nothing We not skng .
We impress the importance
Of buying Fetcher'a
physician this, be there .
br Of ths market and hs particularly interested IN
IL welfare Of your baby
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Poor ComparIoon.

Poor Comparison.
Caroline was eating a green apple,
and her mother said, 20, dearie, don't
eat that. It will make you sick as a
dogi" Caroline's reply was prompt and
logical. "Our dog is the wellest one
Of the family"
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A Bright Pupil.
Teache-Into what two great class
es is the human race divdedf
Pupil-Notorists and pedestr1anA.
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United States In 1917 consumed 3D.
0OO, 900, 900 cigarettes.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-08-30

Ten anilss fee . aieksl Always buy nsd
C.c. B.g Blue;, have beautiful. elss,
vhtts clothes. Adv.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-08-30

Chicagoans reported 16 dog-bite
cases In one day recently.
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FAVORED At ONCE
Gompers Tells of Growth Of Labor
Day Celebration.
First Suggested, He Says, BY p. J. Me-
Guire. Then Secretary United
Brotherhood Of carpentsrs.

Samuel Gompers. founder and presi.
dent Of the American Federation Of
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-08-30

Wen say this for money. It's the
only thing that will make some fellows
work.
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Labor Day

0N this day each America labor doe. ~.
With special sincerity because Community Of
work There 10 no leisure class of th.
country, which thinking whenever We Consider our
many shinea may ind many interests el.sns
ceetns that deeper than al differences the common
which ea0 America 0 - - '0o
nj EVER since the 6rse Labor Day celebrated has
NJ this truth come home it time
often forget that all laboref job today We
remember that inspiring
Of America and America TO
and what 81
e forces and the the lathe throttle the esntsn
o INDUSTRY and the who sells across
te counter the Judge the bench the pio
doctor In the sick the laborf
s woan IN the nursery. the Kitchen the school shop or
ABOR Day this year 10 q to be long reneunhered n
IL day Of a:e.asea day Of elasPed h.nds and uPIised
f ..Scs - OF unaon OF nnw1venY resolution.
pieS foe an ~'' ' -S
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. June 12.-More favorah
weather and crop advices led TO increas(
offerings In the cotton market early n
day. Except for a little precipitation
New Orleans, the early weather md
showed generally clear weathe In n
south and II was rumored that prelirI
mary mid month returns to one OF u
southern authorities indicated a cond
tlon OF S5.5 compared with Its report
s2.1 at the end OF May. The mark
opened steady Mt decline OF 10 to
points, rallied few points on coveri{ !
or buying by spot house brokers'. b1
soon eased Off again under llquidatiol
July declined to 255sc and October
80 73c, or about "a TO rs points net lowd
The weekly report OF the weather bt
renu was more favorable than expect(
with the decline extending 10 rs. .b5c q
July and 22.3Oc for December during n
middle OF the morning. or about II to
points net lower. There was enouq
covering at this level to cause rallies
several points later. with July relative|
firm on bulllsh spot advices. but othel
wise there was little support and pricI
were stlll IS to 81 points net lower
midday.
Trading was quiet later with the tot
fairly steady, particularly on new poo
tions which were influenced by coverinl
July held around 256ic toward o'clocl
or about 30 points net lower, while lati
months were II to 90 points lower, wit
october selling at 23 sec.
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Initial Gains at Opening Are
Soon Offset,
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO. June 12.-Rellef from eN-
cessive heat turned the corn market
downward today. The bears were also
favored by n continuance of liberal re-
ceipts, On the extreme decline, many
commission houses swung TO the buying
side and caused sharp rally but fresh
breaks ensued Opening figures, which
varied from Nc 10 Ac lower, with July
So TO Sac and August sl,42x. were
followed by an upturn to well above yes
terday's finish and then by setbacks
much below the initial range,
Oats were governed by the action OF
corn. Trade was light. After opening
unchanged to iAc lower. with July 70A c
10 7Osic, the market scored material
advance. which. however, was soon lost.
Business In provisions was almost at n
standstill. Small gains resulted from
absence OF selling pressure,
Selling was overdone, for when n let
up In offerings took place shorts who
tried to cover found great difficulty and
a sharp>advance resulted The close was
strong, 2&C to 2kc net higher, with
July tit% to S45 and August, {146%
to Sl.46la
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Closing Quotations.

Prices NJ the various grades Of cattle ar,
approximately as follows.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Juno 12--HOGS Receipts,
10000. strong; lOc higher than yester-
days extreme close; packers buying
sparingly. bulk OF sales. tl6.35nl6 so,
butcher hogs, tl635Q 1850, packing hogs
tlb.s0ql6.35, light hogs, $4,000 10 10;
rough, {l5.50gij.S0; pigs. tl625al6.75 10.
CATTLE. Receipts. 1000 steady TO
strong on good cattle. others generally
stendy; beef cattle. good. choice and
prime. tl6509i79j common and medium,
ti2b0u 1850, butcher stock. cows and
heifers, ts25ml550; Gamers and cutters,
T00GS.2b; stockers and feeders. good,
choice and fancy selected. Sli.7bdt3.50;
Inferior. common and medium, $500
li.7bi veal calves, good and choice. SIS 25
nl60O. SHEEP: Receipts, 1000; steady
TO strong on bulk. some spring lambs
2bc higher; shorn lambs. choice and
prime. sl7sOG 1900: medium and good.
ti6 00al7b0 culls. tl2O0q135O; spring
lambs. good and choice. ,le.75G 2o5O, p,
ewes, choice and prime, tlI00Qli50 me
dlum and good, ti2OO6 400, culls, $500
$500.
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COTTON SCARS /
after DECL|Nl
Market Goes Up 80 Point
After Initial Setback,
NEW oRLEANs COTTON FUTURE
NEW ORLEANS. June l2-Cottd
closed steady. u points up TO 20 point
down net
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURE
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NEW YORK. June ls.-cOtton clos
NEW ORLEANS. June la.-After ID

NEW ORLEANS, June I2.--After a ril
OF 2 to 3 points on the nearer months n
day, the cotton market fell off under n
vorable weather over the belt and prorl
ise Of more 10 come. AZ the end OF q
first half hour OF business prices wei
TO is points under the close OF yestej
day
After reading the weekly crop report
which were considered very favorabl
the decline was widened 10 4 10 81 poin(
July alone showing resistance TO sell
pressure Toward noon the mark
steadled up and July went 81 points owl
yesterdays close and the new crops
within points OF yesterdays final pricd
Spot cotton steady. IL points up. Sail
on the spot. 29l; TO arrive, none, Id
midding. 2S0Oc; mlddling. 30 soc; go\
mlddllng, 3l75c. Receipts, 2,sSs; stoc|
3g6.Si5
The market took quiet turn and prii
changes became narrow. Al | o'clo(
the active months were II points up
IL points off compared with the fin
prices OF yesterday,
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ST. LOUIS.

ST LOUIS. June i2.-HoGs: Receipts.
i51S HG pss sIS7SSisis, is SH s% mixed a'1SS and
butchers. SIC. l0al63b; good heavy.
ii6 6.ioq 1920 hulk. Si6.OOqi6-SO. CATTLE.
Receipts, 900: good cattle l5c higher,
others steedy: yearling steers and helf-
s::kers s' SSa feeders SoG 1ag %
prime southern beef steers. SO. .009i5 so
beef cows and heifors. t6OOUi3 80: ma
tive calves, F76Gli0O. SHEEP: Re
Ceipts. 1000; prospects steady 10 strong
lambs. {l700m2026 ewes, Si200pliOO
Gamers and choppers. T.0OulO00.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, June l2-BUTTER; highe
creamery, 35M42c. EGGS: Receipt
SO,iS9 cases; unchanged. POTATOES
Lower: new, receipts. SO cars: Texas an
Louisiana, sacked Triumphs. 81 60d2 %
old, receipts. ~ cars: Wisconsin. Mich
igau and Minnesota, bulk, 81 6OTl7h
Wisconsin, Michigan and Minnesot
sacks, N75dl90. POULTRY: Aliv(
lower: fowls, &c.
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. June l2-Cotton, spI
quiet, prices unchanged Good middlin|
90 SD; middling. 81 9Sd: low middlin|
good ordinary, 2Otld. Sales. s,0|
bales, Including 400 American. Receipt
2 600. American 2,4O0. Futures closed II
settled; new contracts: June, 2250d: JUL
81 sod: August, 20.6ld: September, 49, 6lI
October, l91ld Old contracts fix(
prices; June. 30 SD: June-July, 2O.6od
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KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY, Mo. June u HOGS
Receipts. 10000; DC to Zoe lower. bulk
SO 900 1885; heavy. ii6.i0dl0.65. pack
ers and butchers, ti6 5Oai6sO. light.
ZIG ESQ 1850; pigs, tiS.26@l6.7b. CAT
TIE Receipts. 5000 strong; prime fed
Sis o0a Is 90, southern steers 5000
1850, cows. $3.50 10 80; heifers, $4,000
1925; stookers, ts00dIi calves. $3.50
ql3 10. SHEEP: Receipts. 1000; steady
TO weak lambs. SIS O0d 20'IO, yearlings.
ttO0qlS00 wethers. $4,000 q 16. 900;
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KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY, June 12.-CORN: Cash,
stendy; No. 2 mixed, Sl6ldl l.63; No.
white, H.S4IiS1; No, 2 yellow. {l.62G
1A OATS; Higher; No 2 white. 7Sc:
No 2 mixed. 75G76c RYE. 1850
ls5 KAFiR AND MILO MAIZE: sass
0276
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N'lNNis bf SAIL.
Notice II hereby given that IN pursu-
ance Of a Judgment and order made by
the county court Of Oklahoma county,
state Of Oklahoma on the 29th day Of
April, 1918. I'm an action therein pending.
wherein the state of Oklahoma In plain
I'M, Harry Myers and one Ford Taxi Cab
are defendants, an the New state Motor
company a corporation et al are In
tervenors, same being No 4SlqiS In said
court we. the Board OF County Commits
sioners Of oklahoma county State Of
oklahoma. the officers having the fol-
lowing described prope in charge, Will
ON the 20th day Of June. 1913. at 2
o'clock, y m, Of said day M the west
front door OF the county inU i'm okla
homa city, oklahoma county and state
of oklahoma, sell to the highest bidder
FOR cash In hand one Ford Taxi Cab.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
By F. l.. Sheldon. Chairman.
Attest Tom Bodine, County Clerk.
(SEAL)
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
$500 CASH

Balance like rent buys new 6-room
modern bungalow, two south front lots
near car and paved street, price 50, 500
Mr. West Walnut 2l25
NEW BUNGALOW for sale by owner,
five rooms. breakfast room and sleep
Ing porch, two rooms In oak; east front
one block from Classen boulevard, In
best northwest section price. s3,25O $3.50
cash, balance easy. Address Z-3l, care
Oklahoman,
WILL SELL equity In my 5-roOm bunga-
low with garage; all the late built in
features For informa uon call Walnut
7356-R
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Outside Livestock
FORT WORTH.

FORT WORTH, Texas. June ia.-CAT.
TIE. Receipts, 1900. active and strong
hfsyos, 5000 1910. HOGS Receipts
500 l0c lOwet heavy. ls6Og 1870,
SHEEP: Receipts. $500. unchanged,
lambs. tl6.00gi1bO
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Home Builders-iIome Sltes-Realtors.
~ North Harvey,
Office Telenhone pBN-l


BUY A HOME
SiX-room modern home, on 10th near
Shnrte. for only $3.50 $500 cash. terms
to suit. can Mr. Morgan.
Nine-room super modern home with
built-in features, nice lots, garage and
servants quarters; an extra bargain.
STOP LlSTEN-Five- room home. near
18th and Robinson, only $4,000, $3.50 cash,
balance $3.50 per month.
Extra large i-room modern home with
sleeping porch near Classcn boulevard,
on 18th, only 81 800; $3.50 cash, balance
$50 per month. Call Mr. Morgan
CAPITOL NIL home Of four large
rooms. immediate possession; two lots,
barn, cement sidewalks, u block Of car
line, 5000 cash, balance SIS per month.
Can MIR Clark
Five room modern home on pavement,
y block OF car line, two full lots. for
only S2,25O, $3.50 cash. balance $40 per
month Call MIR Morgan.
Eight room modern home on 62xi40
feet on corner northwest, extra fine in
yestigate; sacrifice price $500, $3.50 cash.
balance to suit
For Insurance. think NJ us
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY
50S-l0 Insurance Bldg. Maple 36
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Produce Provision
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, June l2.-BUJ
SER AND POULTRY; Unchanged. EGG
Frsts, 29c, seconds. 2ic. POTATOE4
Firm; old, $3.50; new. 2.75q300
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
GOOD HOMES

1904 W 18th 90 Fiye.room bungalow
all built-in features, hardwood floors. soo
this.
322 Fast 18th Nlne-room two-story
basement, garage and driveway; not
quite finlnhod; win make special price
for immediate sale,
at East l1th-slx room and breakfast
room bungalow. basement, garage and
driveway. Select your own choice Of
decorations and fixtures.
other homes Of true value At various
prices In keeping with location and class
Of home.
MIR. l. l.. HENSLEY. Walnut 1855
MIR. II. II. BhADBURN. Walnut 3Osb
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. June 1-CORN: No. 2 yell
low, {l6Sfpl69 OATS: Standard. 7Sh
a79hc RYE. No. 2, $3.50. BARLEY:
81 l00Gl35. TIMOTHY: t500dS0O
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ST. LOUIS.

ST LOUIS, June 17-POULTRY:
Higher hens. Csc turkeys, Csc. ducks.
22isc. BUTTER: A2c. EGGS: I'm
changed
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

WANTED TO BUY from owner, fur
nished 6-room bungalow: must have
garage and basement. Phone Maple 22S9.
+ you have real estate bargain and
want quick action. ask Mr.. Pope, Ma
pie 1850
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ST. LOUIS,

ct. LOUIS, June 12.-CORN. STEADY:
No . track, Sl62; No. 2 white. 81 so.
OATS: Steady No. track 75c; No. 3
white, 7sM7shc
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

CHOICE BUILDING SITES for $500
high ground; close In. modern and re-
stricted dStrlctI bungalows of good class
permitted; lead water service N To prop
ery line ~ Eastman, 22s Loo Bldg
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LEGALS


ounty, Oklahoma, will, on June IS. 1918
az o'clCDk y. M. at the county clerk =
office, at Purcell, receive and consider
written. sealed bids for the construction
Of any or all OF the following state aid
projects upon the state roads OF NC
Claim county:
No l-20-foot Dept OF Highways,
Standard arch, SO series, north OF Sec
No, 2-same Secs. 1856, So w
No. 3--l0-foot Dept. Highways stand
ard arch, SO series. north OF Sec s..
No. 4standard 5-foot arch, Secs. So.
No. 1.-TWO STANDARD lO-foot arches.
Secs. 1874. Twp. SO w
No. S--One 6-foot. one ~ foot arches
and about 700 cy earthworks. Sec. 80,
Twp. 81 T..
Plans OF the work may he seen at the
office OF the county clerk or the county
engineer The competency and RESPONSE
bllity OF bidders Will he carefully CON
sidered In recommending the award Of
any OF this work, The commissioners
may, at their discretion, select any part
Of the work to be awarded to the person
bidding.
Lump-sum or unlt-price bids nre re-
quired A certified check I'm 10 percent
Of the lump-sum bid must accompany
each bid, 20 be forfeited IN case the bid
der refuses or negleCts TO enter promptly
Into a contract In CRse any work s
awarded to him. Under unit-pricc bids
the certified check shall be not less than
$3.50. but all these checks shall be
promptly returned when contract has
been entered into with the successful
bidder or when the bids accompanying
II shall have been duly considered and
rejected. Contractors will be required to
make such bonds or other security as the
state highway department or other cir
CumstRnces require.
J. PATE YOUNG.
County Clerk
]. I TUCKER
County Engineer
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STRONGER TONE
seen IN STOCKS
Speculative Issues Register
Most Gains,

NEW YORK. June 12-All sections OF
the stock market we're strengthened at
the opening OF today's trading. the i'm
provement being ascribed TO over night
war news Greatest gains were scored
~ speculative issues, however, especial
v tobaCcos, Sumatra making a new max
mum at l45x Steels, coppers Colorado
rs, Great Northern ore. Baldwin Lo-
comotve and American Car made ap-
,reCjable advances with Marine pre-
erred, Mexican Petroleum, Reading and
rnion Pacific. Pittsburgh and West
Virginia again led the low price Of rails
Liberty bonds eRsed slightly
Trading Hnguished In the early after
noon but further gains were registered
under the guidance OF steel and other
leaders Sugars. American Wool, Marine
preferred and Hide g. Lenther preferred
advanced TO 2 points over yesterdays
closing prices
Reading was the only representative Is
sue to extend It's gain In the last hour.
other leaders reactlng 1 to 3 points. The
closing was firm. Liberty Sia's sold at
% bsc to 80 zee. first as al % 7sc TO
% soc. second IS at el54c to % zoe and
tL's at SO Toe 10 96 SIC
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New York Stock List

NEW YORK June 12.--Closing priceI
on the New York stock exchange toda
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HOG and CATTLE
TRADING ACTIVE
Cattle Prices GO Up But Hogs
Sell Cheaper,
TopAY's RECEIPTS.

CATTLE Packers buyers stepped
about In n lively fashion here this morn
ing and grabbed most OF the local sup
ply nt prices strong TO 10 cents higher
In the 1000 head coming. around 300
head were shipped direct TO packers The
early top on steers was ti4.25 with the
bulk going al, 'li.oo to 1890 The butcher
market was active 10 strong Heavy
COWS sold around 1000 and fat heifers
as high M ii2.OO. the bulk going st from
$3.50 10 81 90. Gamers and cutters sold
ht $3.50 10 t725, bulls at 5000 and
calves at tl2OO.
Closing Quotations.
Prices NJ the various grades Of cattle are
approximately rs follows.
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To the Health Seeker

Or anyone wanting q pleasant sli-ycar-
round climate. For sale. an attractive,
newly furnished cottage, solldly built.
concrete cellar and foundation. bedroom,
hrre screened In sleeping porch, new
garage. splendid corner lot. shaded by
nvsoaks. This Is ono Of the best known
climates for -tubercular patients. Ideal
summer resort and mild winters: 10 miles
eood road TO San Antonio, on beautiful
Guadalupe river In the hill country; good
SIS. Kerrviile. Texas
FOR SALE on TRAbE-Nice Groom
frame dwelling; s lots Main ST., Waph-
Nucha, OKLA. d, w. Hodges. Olncy, Okla,
SGMMER HOME at Green Mountain
y Falls, Col, for sale. z-36. care okla
homan. t'.
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President Thomas of Middlebury col
lege says that the war will lead Us to
revise our oatalog Of virtues, giving
stronger emphasis to some elemental
qualities of manhood and Judging less
strictly the omission OF more cultivated
RraCes
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oUT-oF-rowN REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE OR RENT-sIx- room bunsa-
low; barn. cistern, we'll, cave, poultry
In Wheatland, Okla; price $3.50. Call,
write or phones55b2 whestland. Chas.
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

)wNS7R transferred 10 wicbi,, o,t.,,
9-room home on E 10th at bstgaIn. lo,
fSr705; i.250 cash. balance easy. nov
Walnut 11f5; Maple 20bf
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REAL ESTATE TO TRADE
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
OR TRADE

GOOD FARM for sale, on intcrurban be-
tween Ell Reno and Oklahoma City.
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FOR SALE 1So 5S owne1 stnn @ @nys-r9om, modern
rent u II. Bml" 1873 W, lsL
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Rhons Waluu. l-la OF los
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Bungalow Bargain

ROOM cottage, northwest trade for
two acres or take Ford car part pny-
ment Ask Mr. Pope. Manle 2hbN.
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Proven Oil Lease

b hvs n exceptionally well located
proven oil lAase In the shallow Nowata
pii fSeld 1his lease 10 absolutely proven
for oil and viii sell cheap. Address NJ
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Owners Moved Away
/ wo Honaes

Rest part of 18th and 18th Rts; can
save you $4,000, Call Wanut. .il75 own
Cr leDNlng CItN.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-07-03

Three Middlebury girls have gone to
attend the training camp for nurses at
Vassar college They are Misses Mar
iorie Wright, daughter Of Prof. Charles
B. Wright of Middlebury college, Alice
Hartman, daughter of Prof A. S. Harri-
man and Dorothy Brewster, daughter of
William H. Brewster.
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Personal Property
- AT -
AUCTION

On account of old age and being I'M
able to do my work, l have decided to
sell at public auction to the highest bid.
der on the premises where nov live in
Williamstown, on the road to Washing
ton, 31a miles from WiIiiamstown vii
lage, 21a miles TO Graniteville and the
same distance from Washington village,
on
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-07-03
DIED FROM BULLET WOUND.
Loaded Gun Left Standing on Piazza and
Child Was Killed.

Orwell, July 3-Luthera Coolidge, aged
seven years, who lived at the home of
Alfred LaDue, was fatally wounded july
], when a shotgun was discharged, and
died within few hours at the Moses
hospital in Ticonderoga, N. Y, where she
was rushed by automobile.
Mr.. LaDuc had used the gun Monday
morning TO shoot crows and when he re-
turned with it set the loaded weapon on
the piazza. As the Coolidge girl and an
other child were at play near by, the
jar knocked down the gun, which was
discharged, the cartridge striking the
former girl just above the heart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coolidge formerly lived
in Orwell for about two years, but the
father now lives in North Hero and the
mother at Hudson, Mass.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-07-03
" UT W. NJ 2
Natural ne-rlay.
CORINTH

Miss Rens Eastman of Newport, N. Fl.
is visiting friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Jacobs were il
Chelsea Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs w. T. Fits, Sarah Fits
Bryan Fits and Carl j. Sykes Of Wind
sor were at Mrs. A. NJ, Darling's Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Plumney Norris and Per
ley Norris of Vershire visited at Frank
Lsckey's Sunday.
Lewis True carried Mrs, F. ]. Huttor
and Mrs Linus Edison to Barre Sun
day Mrs. Edison visited at George Ed
sons. On their way back they called
on Mrs. Warner and Mrs. Lizzie Avery
at Washington.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-07-03
School Mites

The school at Cookville closed on Sat.
urday, june 20, for the summer vacation
Eleanor Chalmers was the only pupil
without an absent mark She has never
been tardy or absent since she began to
90 to school
The pupils OF the school have pur.
chased thrift stamps and war savings
stamps TO the amount of 1924 in the
last ten weeks. Two Of the pupils also
own $50 Liberty bonds.
From the money which the pupils
earned at their Halloween party, the
following articles have been purchased
for the schoolroom: An eight day clock
dictionary stand, wire paper basket
paint for stating blackboard and one
quart of wall paint
The pupils gave their teacher, Mrs.
Swift, several gifts, among them leath-
err bag