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The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-05
Metal Market

New York March 4-The metal ex- change quotes lead firm: spot. q. .5oQ |7.75 spelter. steady; East St. Louis de- livery, spot. offered at G.7o At London, spot copper, fll0: futures. 4110; electro lytic. e125; spot tin. R3ls los; futures,
 f3l5 1os; lead spot Re9 10s: futures, ff2s 1Os spelter spot, f54; futures, ESQ.
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Fruits and Produce

CoCOanuts-Sc each. Bananas-s1 .7Sd2 .25. Bananas. Jumbo-s2 5Od3. Fresh Peanuts-l31xQt141sc lb. Oranges-California. $4. Limes-Imported, 906S1. Colorado Celery-$161. .z5 dox., s .5Od6. co crate.
 Cranberries-s3 50 per crate.
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Cotton Seed Oil

l New York, March 4.--There was a mod crate change in cotton oil today in li-
 quidation of outstanding contracts. March sold at 19.S0c. and May at 20c. Final bids
 were unchanged to 10 points net lower. Sales, 100 barrels. No tenders were put out. Prime crude, 17.5Oc.
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Rice Market

New Orleans, March 4-Rough and clean rice were strong today. Receipts: Rough. 7l95 sacks; millers 7127 pockets Sales: Clean Honduras, 544 pockets Ja- pan, S09 pockets; Blue Rose, 1861 pock- cts. Quote: Rough Honduras. s6.5Od6 60; Japan, T.25aS0O; Blue Rose, s725@s 15. i. clean Hondurasi 7%sgsNc: Japan. TAO FAC; Blue Rose. 7lk@7Nc. Polish per ton, $65@66; bran, $4594s
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Produce Market

New York, March 4.-Butter firm; re- ceipts, 10000. Creamery, higher than ex- tras, 4S@4S1ac; creamery extras. 92 score, 471sc; firsts, 46Q47c. Eggs irregular; re- ceipts. 30184; fresh gathered extras 960 SIC; extra firsts, S51ac; firsts, S4%Q35c. Cheese easy; receipts. ss3.. state held specials, 2oAG261ac; do average run, s5@ 26c. Live poultry unsettled, no prices quoted. Dressed firm; chickens, 27@39c; fowls, 29Q35c; turkeys. 24G3Sc.
 Chicago, March 4-Butter steady; creamery, 42laQ45l1c. Eggs steady; re- ceipts, 557 cases; firsts soc; ordinary firsts, 32@33c; at mark, cases included, S2@3Sc. Potatoes lower: receipts 6y cars. Wisconsin, Michigan and Minne- osta, bulk, s1.20G1.2o; do sacks, sl.25Ql 30. Poultry firm; young roosters, 2sc.
 St. Louis, March 4.-Poultry, springs, 2oc; turkeys, 26c; ducks, 30lac; geese, 231sc. Butter. creamery, 4Sc Eggs, 32c.
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"CaIl Rule" Goes

Washington, March A-The .'call rule" for grain Ito arrive" estab- lished in 1906 by the Chicago Board of Trade. was held by the supreme court today not to be in restraint of trade under the antitrust law.
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New Orleans Futures
Spot Cotton

New Orleans, March 4.-Spot cotton. steady; s points up. Sales on the spot, 1157; to arrive. 1887. Low mddling, 30 63c middling, S23Sc; good miodling, 3.3c, Receipts, 7003; stock, 46o,269.
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Florida OraugeS-S box Lemons-S.50. Garl.c-1214c lb.
 Birmingham Live Stock
 Union Stockyards) Fed Steers: Good to Choice-S1sq9hc Medium to Good--715Q5Slsc. Common to Medium-61x 1xg71ac. Grass cattle, according 90 weight. Qual- ity and flash: Steers--71xQS1ac. Fat Cows-7D7hc. Medium Cows-61a97c> Cutters-6d61ac Canners-5Q6c. Heavy Bulls-7971kc. Light Bulls--6Gp7c. A Oxen--4H9f7lfc. Fat Yearlings-19dc. s Medium Yearlings-6GpTc. Vcalers-SG9c. Hogs: Choice Corn Fed Hogs. 1e5 and up--14 Q15c.
 Choice Corn Fed Hogs. is5 to 1s5-is @14c. N Choice Corn Fed Hogs. 90 to 135-12h 0lStzc. Light Pigs, 90 pounds down-12c. Best Heavy Rough Hogs--lSc. Half Fat Rough Hoss-12c. Soft and oil hogs from 1c to 20 per pound less above prices
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Local Cotton Fluctuates With Wall
 Street and Goes Over Top For 32c
By JOHN c. MOSES

MOSES Snap Beans-$5 hamper.
 Charcoal iron ..........,...... $500 Florida Orauges-S box Lemons-N.50. Garl.c-1214c lb.
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Hubbard Bros. & Co.'S Letter

New York, March 4.-Today's market was firm and advancing one. closing at the highest prices on record, with the trade bullish and looking for a further advance, on the belief that the high prices paid for cotton goods will cause higher prices despite the difficulties Of export and the accumulation of stocks in the country. No general rain fell Tn Texas over Sunday, some scattered show CTS were reported by the government. and 1t is reported that enough rain has fallen to start preparations for the new crop. Spinners were buyers of spots in the south. the selling out of their hedses gave Liverpool and the buyers of today the contracts they desired.
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Port Cotton

New York, March 4.-Cotton spot steady; middling, 3S50c
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C0ffee Market

New York, March z.-rhe market for coffee futures were quiet again today
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CSC. Government bonds heavy. Railroad
 bonds irregular
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London, March 4.-Bar silver, 421s pence per ounce. Money, per cent. Discount rates: Short bills, ass per cent; .hree months. 3ss per cent.
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Hides and Tallox

dkQe0 ana IallOW Green Salt Hides-11Q1ec. Half Cured--10Q11c. Green Hides-9@10c. Dry Flint Hides-27@2Sc. Dry Salt Hides-23925c. Damaged-H Half price. Sheep Skins -25.I$1. 1.2S. Horse Hides-$104. Ginseng-s7Q8. Colt Skins--25050c. Sherlings-25@76c. Goat fSkins-4OQ60c. Hog Skins--10@25c. Beeswax-3Q32c. Tallow-12914c. Washed Wool--70050o. Clear Unwashed Wool--50Q55c. Bury Wool-35Q40c.
 Cotton Good mfddling ................... 2 Strict middling ................. 3l& Mlddllng ......................... olt2 Strict low middling ............ 30
 Pig Iron
 (Under Government Bass) Coke iron No. l ............. $33.00
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cranberries-sa.5o per crate.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-06-20

julius kesen"ai. president Sears Roebuck Il Company
new serving mrmlrr OF the advisory the
c OF National Defense has frequently belief that our
victory the eutonc powers will be won the sooner il ali Of
follow tho practice OF buying only those things which we need
tic said recentyi
we can finance the of this spending
only Tor the things need noby spending the tg de-
re Just so long continue spend for things VIZ
need Just that long dn ppongt h.wsr trccnd
ous sacrifice u life and property Not until all Of realize
stern tact that all spending consumes labor
and material and that labor and material essentials II
tory VIII we be awake to the furdapcnas grave sa
ton When ws do thoroughly this truth and then
o"r conscience and patriotism prompt shall longer
spend except for those things health and general
wegcng And health and general wclbcinp do not require
many things which through life have t., .,
scr ms necessities mxrics be aside
must be continued would he grave disaster II the home
ayng population by foolish sacrifice kept III for is all
important task OF supporting armies in the field
And this thing above ALL remember: Saving for the
war can not he confined only certain
Everyone women and children the dwcc in the naaa
mansion and tho resident Of the humc must save
hat man financially able indulge himself in uxurcs has the
least excuse for doing In time times wealth no
excuse for extravaganza II makes difference who !, is wo
buys the non-csscnta the buying of labor and
needed for war purposes" ~
Mr. Roscnwald who speaks both busncs. man and ~ an
ADVISOR war industry matters also tha, by following
e Pactc at buying only those things which we ouv
ass'se o"r hut savings which we can
invest In War Savings Stamps and in that do good turn for
ourselves ' "
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REGULATIONS GOVERNING THE
PURCHASE OF EGGS IN
- col RADIO

All licensees shall, between this
date and December IL, 1918
4, Purchase eggs only on q can
died basis IND siAks no payment Ell
Their in cash Or merchandise, for
those that are unfit for food.
2. A statement shall be given to
each customer from whom eggs are
purchased showing the number OF
good. damaged and bad eggs in each
lot. -.t ~ :,
s. A copy Of each statement shall
be kept for the duration Of each can
dag seeson and be subject to an ex-
animation BY t6s U. s. government,
state, county and nNklsisA {9ed in
spectors.
1. All eggs shall be packed In
good strong standard egg cases, and
filters, and in accordance with rail-
road specifications, carefully protec-
Ted ~ prevent breakages. -
S. Easa case Of eggs shall con-
tain . signed ...st;aS certificate
form of which supply wtii ~ JUN
ished by this office. ']
8. Eggs shall be kept during hot
weather in 4 cool place a. possible,
away from dies and marketed fire.
qusntly.
The above regulations are effect
i've Immediately.
WILLIAM WOODS.
Food Administrator, Jefferson Co.
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vur postmaster, II. l.. Newton unt
Mr.. Larson are recognized rs the ex
pert fishermen Of this section. The,
Went out to a private lake last Sat.
urday evening and bagged thirty O,
or more perch. A carp weighing in
the neighborhood of four hounds,
took mean advantage of Mr.. Lar.
son, and "snuck up when ho WASH t
looking and made on with hrs bate
hook' lne aud all. Mr.. Newton rnr
70 the rescue and while doinr thc
kindly act another carp came along
and tasL his bate, poie md MI. Now
ton waited around awhile and when
the kindhcnrted fish saw that he wnr
spo,l'ng his evenings sport hN .~.m
NJ, Novsas ly@ 1 s~ 70 o1 m"eh S for
ne tatR NJ It'd to get his pole back.
~ ne has lost his recipe for cooking
for cooking the blamed thing.
We are in recent - u very cour-
teous letter fsam John C. Vivian, for
rrHsr FOOD Administrator Of Jefferson
County, thanking us for assisting him
IN carrying out the plans ot hjn o,,,ce
and bespeaks the sa,re support for
h's suesssssH WIN. Woods Of Gold
.n' who has been his able assistant
Mr.. Vivian left the latter part Of the
week for Mare Island. Calf, wh..c
he went with a view to ent~s,nr The
naxt ofacers 4raits ~ tamp in the u
s. Marins t-arps.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-06-20
MUST BACK THE GOVERNMENT WITTY All o1,p
... STRENr,Tu
STRENGTH,

Few people in deed this country now fail To- tha We
are fighting brutal relentless enemy Ihs nftmet against
ne pn ktaW anssr syyfy day Fly absolutely devoid q pity
or ~ Adef,pan snrrtshnle reports
with crippled British officer who after long stav in German
prison pens has been exchanged - "
The officer told OF feeble from lack of food and bad
conditions to be able scarcely being forced to WORK NJ
inc point OF bayone until they dropped o; sheer wcakrcs
OF badly set gu-fracurcd anil legs soldiers buried IA til,
n nesoma. . % e lee u German sode ,e os jour
"!s OF Tue Dan'y ~uunpd without RELIEF dressings fool
Water OF wounded prisoners marched exhaustion and then shot
Gown like dogs when they longer could walk ii prisoners put
intc camps where typhn,s rageG ~
his is the kind OF enemy fighting why all
us must get down and bit strength back the
Government For thing only those thux. nee
essay TO MAINTAIN ourselves III the ~ eH.eisu condition That
VIII sNe ths Government ahor and
poses And then viii, savings savings stamps
nat will give the Government current funds with which
labor and materials in The successful prosecution the
do President Wilson asks do in his messapeple Ice
on or before June % 10 constantly and
ary Government securities We shall then be doing qpr part
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NuyTpAIE BLOSSOMS.

--r--- $0OSTOAl-E BLOSSOMS.
Mr., HArlsm and family have NOV
"a INTO Mfs. Roweb house Ut Lee'a
corner. 81 .4iGI
Mr.un Mrs. eeriviner and son
Horace Of Akren, Ohio, were guests
at the Mullhollen home tas latter
part of last week. GfiF gD9Dr d.
Miss Gertrude Bcwden returned
TO her home In Central City. after a
short visit with friends Of Fruitdale.
Mrs. e. r. Alto and daughter
Hazel took trip to 0snesses Park
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sivers and children
spent Sunday afternoon with the
Mulhollen family. b.! ..JlL- ....
Charles Lewis and family Of Kan
sas are visiting at the home Of his
parents, Mr.. snd Mrs. J. A. Lewis.
Mrr. Donald McKritchie and son
Louis Of Denver visited IT ths Alto
home Sunday afternoon.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-06-20
June % War Saw.
! ings Pledge Day

Friday, June 28th will be pledge
day" according to the universal plan
Of securing pledges for the War Saw
ings Drive, which is now on. All OF
the school boards have been made
Uncle, SAINTS Agents in conducting
the drive, and the school houses will
be opened to the public all over the
Nation At two o'clock On Friday, the
2eth of June and all those who have
not already pledged to take War H.
wings certificates will be expected -
do 50 then or sign . card giving .
valid excuse, which will be forwarded
~ Washington, we are told. ThssS
Nsx Savings Certificates can be pur-
chased now with the privilege Of pay
ing for them on deferred payments,
or by the end Of the year 1918.
For further Information concern
mg denominations, &C., see the du-
pkcate of certificates and tks various
other points concerning them ~ NJ
other celumn Of this issue.
n The local school board will have
the fourth-gE1de school open at 2
o'clock Friday sfserp DON, June 2sth,
md there will be clerks there who
WIN supply you with applications
Oh&hX8 OF WuAtSFcE UAauAS y0& Will
require. or if in the meantime yss
can find Il convenient to do so, you
can. subscribe Nv calling at the banks
or at most any e6ay business house
in town, which we .adxfytand are to
be furnished with blanks. xSlicitors
viii also be among the people, SO inst
no doubt all will have ample oppor-
,tunihy to get certificate. If you
wish you can call on School Secretary
III. Webber or School Treasurer ].
e. Hunal, at his place Of business or
upon A. H. Barth, whose services
have been enlisted IN this work.
Don't fail to read the aAvsstise-
msnt elsewhere in order to iA1os~
yourself rs to what Is expected Of ev-
cry American citizen. and govern
yourself accordingly. While we have
not sven officially informed, we I'M
derstand Ghst Uncle Sam has instruc-
ted his agents - report any disloyl
remarks that may b Asasd with ref.
erenee to the War Savings drive. and
due to the fact that these stamps are
are Of small denominations they are
intended to reach a class that could
not avail themselves of the Liberty
Bends, or at least feel that they can
not. ,,,-,, "l
!, We unAsrstand also that Jeffer-
son. Countys 4Hota IN this drive is
much larger thaa say quota we have
vt had. 49, 10 epic 81 |
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BLOOMFIELD BUDS

WsSss spSosAe representative
for Brasnxska aad Vicinity, spec.
'ai :sssstisa gavsa to ssbscriptions
Wsst ssd Display Ads. g.. 80.
Phone Broom6.Id 2Jii.
II this paper is worth the price of
subscription, mail the editor vs,,r
check. or else mskA r~ur wants
known to d. \, H~reer, phons Pill
ASplaI ana wsnt ads given special
attention. In,
Among those who were shoppinp
In Denver Thursday Of last week,
We're Mrs. c. 4. Hoffnaglc. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gard Bonar, Mrs. 4. T.. Archer,
Marion and N9yiHe Fulkerson, Mrs.
J.. J. Dreiey, Mabel Cochran and Mrs,
Clara Nc kee. - '''
A near accident happened at 3 n.
m. ThuFsday on the Broomficld
crossing, the uth-bound electric cur
colliding with n five passenger Ford
which was being driven by u sa!cs-
man from the Morcy Mercantile Co.
Of Denver, who claims he was urn.
ware Of the gong being pSuNdsd nor
OF the cur approaching. because his
attention wpa attracted elscwhers.
The Fefl viii ussd new fender, in.
n~v,sabs And wheel, while the occu-
fnant WAS uninjurcd. lie saws he WINS
wholly ut fault. Both were going mt
the rate of about five miles per hour.
o. J.. and Henry Mayor and d. b.
Porter have been appointed on u
committee BY the Grange to have
charge Of War Savings and Thrift
Stamps at nm open meeting Friday
evening, June 2sth, mt which time
everyone IN invited I, attend. Prep
arations IRE being mrde for n spec.
ial entertainment, which will he free.
Remember tho date. v week from
Friday evening of this week, or on
June 2Sth.
Boy Scouts meet each Monday cv-
ening; regular Grange Drill Team
practice every Tuesday evening, and
Red Cross meets Thursday afternoon
| Of cnch week. t-Na
Word has recently been received
from Nels r. Jorgcnscn ut Camp CO.
dy. N. NJ, that he IN just recovering
from n recent nNoeulntion and that
Ed Wilc9A wns recently transferred
temporarily to another company.
Clarence Graves reports from r..
Douglns, Utah, TINT he has besr nut
IN with the REGULARS" and is getting
along u. X
Blacksmith Fred c. Brcstcl and
family motorcd up 10 idnho Springs
and return last Sunday. spending "a
pleasant sightseeing trip.
ID. d. Porter was obliged to leave
his auto in the Graves Garage IN
Arvnda Saturday evening ~ account
Of n broken axle.
Saturday all AAy and evening, July
18th. IL III. dnte set by Dry Creek
Valley kAd Cross for tho auction.
svtartainnant and dnncc. which will
W. hssi " tho Wilcox Farm Dairy
hs.a. Fuil particulars will he an
nounrcd later and n larpe attendance
Is expected. Calves. pigs. chickens,
colts. fancy. work. md other articles
too numerous Ia mention will be do.
mated and avctioned or. The psv.
eceds will 20 70 the above Rod Cross.
Gins. Shenoid received word Sat
urdsy TINT he woSlA ~ required y,
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FOURTH OF NV PROCLAMATION
EXECUTIVE oRpER


THE celebration of this Fourth Of
July should be the most sacred anu
impressive Of our history. We should
greet its coming with the deepest
sense Of grave responsibility to our
pwp citizenship, the alien within our
boarders, our allies, and to all the ma
tions Of The earth holy day. one
to be given to grave contemplation,
to patriotic, Inspiring memories and
purposes. Let 1t be known ~ "Loy-
atty Day" for the forsipN.bom citi.
sens to demonstrate their love eHd
devotion to the country Of thsas sdop-
ton.
"America Is giving her life-blood in
most loyal allegiance to our allies
that liberty, justice and peace may
abide on earth. Ma issue so moment.
Gus to humanity was svss tssdsrsd
In battle. A unity Of purpoSe must
weld together these native and for
sjgn born struggling in this right
sous oansa,
NEW, Therefore, !, Julius c. Gun
tss, Governor Of the 0tsts ef tslsra-
do, In Response TO duty and the nat.
ional request. do hereby declare the
Fourth Day Of July, A. d. 1918. to
b . legal holiday and call upon our
citisens, and oil others within our
borders. to resemble and to seriously
and earnestly unite in celebrating
this day IN manner worthy Of our
history. our eitixsnry. our soldiery.
aAd the great csuss for which We aud
our allies are making and will
make every sacrifice which patriotic
peoples can offer.
"In Witness Whereof. I have here.
unto set my hand and caused the
Great Seal Of State to be affixed at
the State Capitol In Denver this 18th
dav Of June. A. D. 1918.
(siRnsd) JULIUS c. GUNTER.
Governor.
Attest:
tsigned) James r. holland
Secretary Of State"
Robert Biibbroush has been assist
Ing Luther ssersst In the best fields.
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10 ALL LisENsEN
DEALERS IN EGGS

The United States Feed AAuiais-
tration considers poultry and Eggs
such important foods that i reqsisss
all persons. storskeepsrs, huekstsrf,
1As&lsfs, etc, not now under license.
WHO buy sd sell eggs and poultry to
take out q iiesnss Hgder the Food
Administration law. This Sxyy not
refer to farmers and consumsrs.. Nor
10 retailers unless they sell to others
than e0nsumSrp.
Appiieattea ,ks.sld be made to the
License Division Law 0sS4ftmspt,
u. 8. Food Administration, Wsshiae.
ton, D. c., asking for license to buy
and sell poultry and sggs..
Pending receipts Of license all
those mentioned above shall be sub.
iset to the rulss and regulations the
...s .. n lisessss bad bee. rseeiv'
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ARMADA COLORADO! THURSDAY. JUNE 20. 1918
SHIPPERS SHOULD AVOID
LOSSES OF FOOD BY WASTE

During the shipping season of
1917, thousands of dollars worth Of
valuable food products were lost or
wasted on account of the inability of
the producsra to secure containers.
Shippers should take immediate
steps to prevent food Losses during
the coming season, by providing
crates, boxes, baskets, sacks, aad
other styles Of containers before the
shipping season begins.
We must remember that orders
cannot be placed as in normal times,
and growers should anticipate their
requirements and give orders in ad-
vance, and for prompt shipment.
WhsH the movement of farm pro-
ducts PsSRt, " will tax transporta !.
r be found faGSaaF fss4s * as
livery containers.
The Fosd Administration in con-
junction with the Butssa Of Mar
kets, Department Of Agriculture ahd
the railroad administration, will en-
deavor to assist the growers.
Please investigate conditions in
ysYr district and advise.
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R. L. Newton our postmaster. has
purchased Joseph Flaherty's beauti-
full home on Grandview Avenue.
and expects to occupy aame about
Nov. list. The deal was madethru
Z. 8. Knapp.
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Denver Eiew Red Cross will give
. strawberry social on Thos. Kim
nAstt's lawn, Saturday evening,
June 22nd. to which everyone Is
invited. The Frsmoat Grange will
give dance the same evening.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-06-20

H6enG Robert Swadlsy has taker
up the snschsnics' trade and ID help
ing In the Arvada Garage.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1918-06-20

McFaddsn 10 assistant soda
fountain CLERK a Aahannsh's drug
Store.
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PUBLIC WARNING,
REGARDING HYDRoPHoBIA

= This disease is far too pr.v..
!, y lent tor public safety. Within
: inc last few weeks a dog h..
been found in Arvada suffering
with rabies and ordered killed
ny the veterinarian in attend.
snee. Last summer a farmer.
less than IL miles from here
lost $500 worth Of cattle. lii.
ten ny dog with rabies. Tn.
disease Is known to have existed
IN thi. mountain region a. early
!" 1883. 1t can be prevented,
but not cured.
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Hon. and hrs. Charles a. hrpdley
Of Florence, Colorado, arbi dNAsjting
their daughter, Mrs. ChasHAItlsanch,
Of BSesAlAnd farm.
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Stors.
Mrs.. w. n. Ellis received word
from her son Frank, reporting him
still At CampMsiEy, D. c. He is in .
Laundry school for The present, bat
expects soon to be on his way 70
France.
Mis- Hsssll Bennett from Dem
yer Will sing couple Of solos at the
Denver View church services next
Sunday afternoon 1t : o'clock. Rev.
Drawn will preach. Sunday School
after church services. Evssyoas 10
cordially invited 70 sttsnd all ssrv.
Ices each Sunday lN.U1
The big bulldog belonging TO Mr..
Scheppley In the west mart Of town.
caused q commotion Wednesday by
chewing IN the little white dog be-
longing to the Crowfoot family In the
pressncs Of number Of women and
small boys In the neighborhood. He
had q death grin on the poor little
deg and but for the presence Of mind
Of Nra. John Bennett. would prob.
ably have tiiisA che little fellow. Mrs.
Bennett Mghteh . match rad bravely
Heqaied Il 70 the big dogs ssss asd
cSssoeN hAn 20 release his hold. 9th
q ladies and he boys beat him with
Auee eps seonss ..s.-......ss..s.-.
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MUZzLE YOUR DOG
By order of the Board Of
Health.
RICHARD RUSSELL. M. D.,
Mayor.
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Robert Biibbroush has been assist
Ing Luther Sscrsst In the beet fields.
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The following the Colorado
Peetsd sign the War Savings Meetings June "a