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Arizona republican., 1920-10-09
BULL KILLS HORSE;
 OWNER IS FINED

T. B. Warnick yesterday was found guilty by Justice Wheeler of main taininE a public nuisance. He was charged with permitting a vicious bull % Dc at large on a public highway. WarnlCk was fined S25 or % days in jail. He gave notice of appeal
 According to the testimony. Jose Sanchez. while leading two horses passed James Warnick. Jr, n years old. on tho Henshaw road. who was driving a herd of about 70 cows and a large bull. As the herd neared. san cher said. the bull lunged at ono of the horses he was leading. hooking 1t on his horns and carrying it about 45 feet. The horse later died. Young Warnick testified that the bull previously had gorcd mule.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-09
COLORED OUTING FLANNEL

COLORED OUTING FLANNEL Dark and medium light outing flannels in assorted patterns and colors, tub proof, absolutely CC1hc fast, extra special per yard ........... AA ~ LINGERIE WAISTS
 clean up of fine lingerie waists in all white and neat colored effects, pretty trimmed in fine faces and embroideries long and half sleeves, sizes OQc a up to 46. Values up to $2.00 special OO~ CoTToNBATTS
 The best value cotton comfort batts in America. All of selected cotton, full size and weight.
 Comfort Size, not stitched .$1.19
 Comfort Size stitched .......... $1.35
 Extra large, stitched ........... $198 BOYS OVERALLS
 Boys overals-The Boston Store special-made of good quality blue denms, bib style double stitched
 Sizes to 10 years s.............. .$l39
 Sizes Il to IA years s..............$ .$149 MEMS WORKK SHIRTS
 Mems work shirts made of extra good quality mail carriers blue cheviots, cut very full and roomy- All sizes. Collar attached extra CT OR special value, each ................. VA'Ac CORSET SPECIAL
 A special clean up of number of ''R and C. and Warmers" corsets both in white and pink coutile. All sizes-Corsets formerly selling CT 60 up to $2.5O, special .................. VA'VO
Arizona republican., 1920-10-09
Blankets and Conforters

stock of Blankets and Comforts the grade from the all cotton blanket the heavy all from the filled choicest lambs wool filled silk and satin coveredAH nowNo reserve choi
Arizona republican., 1920-10-09

Tn one of the towns of Oregon cat fish are helped to clean the clogged sewers ssa
Arizona republican., 1920-10-09
CLUB CHEERS
 MARIE TIFFANY AS SHE SINGS FUR THEM

The beautiful tones of her mar vicious voice still ringing through the lobby of the Y. M. C. A., members of the Rotary club to a man yesterday leaped to the1r feet and shouted and cheered for Marie Tiffany. who was
Arizona republican., 1920-10-09

An East African plantation owner has hobby of domesticating wild anil msls of the jungle.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-09

Ants use their feciers as means of communication.
Arizona republican., 1920-10-09
2OM Discount
REDUCTION OF FALL PRICES

YARD WIDE CHALLIES Best quality yard wide chales-extra good in dark and medium light colors-assorted patterns-the fasm.sis idsal sGmdGFt aad z, sossrins' ser 271ac DRESS GINGHAMS
 Absolutely fast colored dress ginghams in assorted fancy plaids, medium and dark styles OEo ging ghams formerly selling at 39c, special. AoS DRESS PERCALES
 Special quality fine percales in navy blue and grey grounds Colors positively and absolutely fast full 36 inches wide nice assortment of 0Rc patterns; regular 49c quality special. ccN AMERICAN DRESS CALICOES
 Best quality American cacoes full standards in navy blues, cardinals turkey reds, greys, blacks and whites and Gale utta the best of all American % a made calicoes. Special per yard ......... AcS BUNGALOW DRAPERIES
 The newest style Bungalow Draperies The dark ground effects in big variety of patterns and mercerized Marquisettes, 36 inches wide-a QO0 full 60c value, special per yard ......... cON DOVER" BLEACHED MUSLIN
 special quality, full yard wide, soft finished bleached muslin-no dressing, specially good for every day purposes formerly CO1Zc sold at 35c yard ..................SA SA ~ WHITE OUTING; FLANNELS
 An exceptionally good plain white twed outing flannel, for childrens wear and night gowns, CSc | formerly sold at 39c yard, special ..........
Arizona republican., 1920-10-09
ssReducti0m of Fall Prices''
New Fall Millinery

 sand and late models received medium fine Velvet | Tams-Aso a big assortment of chidrens "A at
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25
Music and Art

Clement A. Evans chapter, United
baughterH Of the CunfcderaUy we're
rc1ponsiblc FOR giving quito deal
of pleasure TO music lovers the past
wock, when on Wednesday after
noon they brought Miei pona
.Crisinan Gullcy, contralto here In
recital for the benefit OF The educa-
tional work OF the chapter. Mrs.
Emmett Ioe Merry was In charge
assisted by her committee of women
and officers Of the chapter. Through
the courtesy OF the Elks, tho ball
room of their home was loaned for
the occasion. Miss Gulley sunng with
infinite tendornesa and irtorprctn- 10
lions ana gave several encore num-
bers, singing songs of the south
land. Flowers In red and white
sraccd the ballroom ana littlo NJ ISIS
l'yOtt, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs T.
~. pyoatt, presented Miss Gulloy with
carnations In rcd aud white, the
colors OF the Confedcracy. Miss
Gulley and her accompanied were
presented by Mira Ned g. Rigsbce
Miss Bess II. Roberts will prcsont
her dance pupils In The Doll shop" ."
n three-act ballet for the benefit OF
Trinity Episcopal church on the
evening OF Wednesday. April 20, at
S:l5 o'clock. The personnel OF the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25
LiDcheOns

Mrs Edward H. Mcl'arlin brought
group of matrons together on
Wednesday for luncheon In her
homo, honorinR Mrs H. J Twogood
OF Kansas city who lH her guest
Rcd roscbuds formed an attractive
floral center for the beautifully ap.
pointed table and enjoying tho hos.
pitaiity werc Mra Twogood, Mrs.
Robert NJ. Mctariin, Mrs. Jamca A.
Chapman, Mrs. John W. Gilliland.
Mrs. Earl l.. IIArwell and sister,
Miss Evelyn Kcesoe of Dallas. Mrs.
George NJ Canterbury. Mrs O. G..
Staples. Mrs. Il. O. llollcrOn, Mrs.
Albert III. Rogers ana Mira A. I.
Allison.
beautiful social courtesy has boon
paid Mrs T.. H. ChilCutt Of SDa tie,
wash. tho guest of Mrs. O. \. Wall
during the past few dt,Ys since she
arrived to visit this matfon. Mrs.
Edmund Hugll vas losteHs Satur-
day az luncheon Ia her homo ut II ~
South Boulder avenue. Pink roses
clustered IN "a deep vago held tho
center OF tho table Ia point Of beauty
and aeatod here were Mcsdun.a liu-
gill, Chilcott, Marsh Cannon, Plum
mer ~. I'M. @. 4. Wall, W. a Moore.
Henry MCClclland John Sloan,
Thomas Hnakins and Miss Minnie
Iueiil Of Clarksburgh, West Virgin
la. Mrs. plummcr u. lbl gave a
luncheon Friday for Mrs Chilcott In
the Tea Cup Inn Sweet peas and
roses beautified tho board corHage
favors Of sweet poaso were presented
each guest. covers being laid for sin
Mrs q. A wall honorcd her guest.
MB. ". IL ChllCott OF Seattle.
Wash, with n beautiful luncheon
party In tho Kennedy restaurant on
Thursday. including as honorccs.
Mrs. Frank q. WallinK and Mrs
Lawrence Il. Nols OF Oklahoma city
Pink roses formed centerpioco
Rracing the large circular table and
corsago bouquets OF sweet peas In
pink tInts, were at zach plate. The
place cards were miniature umbrol-
Las In the colorh Mira Wallis guests
we're, besides the honoros Mes
danes John ~. Means. j. Raymond
Budrick, iecha Stanley lawhon, ID.
G. Richardson. jr.. l. q. Roascr, Ben
iamin VI. Curtis, Clarence III. Taylor.
w. A. Moore. q. 4. ~. Thomas, w.
r. Brown and. Mrs. Piummer u I'M.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25
w Q M AN S
WORLD AND
WORK
&0C1ET ,
SIiLILAS CRAWFORD PERKINS

Mcsdamcs a NJ Ballard. G. q ErIy
and MIS- walter Album.
About 40 members Of tho Grrok
letter soolctios of Kendall college
were present nt the reception EIVcn
by tho Theta Beta Ihi aUropy Tor
the Alpha Gamma sorority IctH ~
fraternity and PM Delta fraternity.
Friday evening in the home Of MNs
Josephine layWun, president uf mo
Theta Beta rhi sorority Alumni
Theta Beta Phi were assisting hos
tesses for tho occasion Heading
tho receiving line were present Of
ficers and past presidents ~ The SO
rority. Misses ,Nuby May Jones.
Euuico Macarthur. Margaret Wng-
Rhner, ana Josophine layman, Mrs.
Henilmau Springer ana Mrs. J., G..
Murray. The sorority culur8. Grim
son ana gold. were carried OUT in
bouquets Of crimson carnations ana
roses decorated In gold ribbon. Tho
tcfrcshment course consisted of Ices
In Tho shape OF pink roses, Cpffoo,
cakes. oporn sticks ana nuts a
short program opened with the rem
ditiOn Of song in honor ~ tho
Cuort Greek lottor societies by young
women OF the Theta Beta phi soror-
ity Succeeding members ON tho
program were. Vocal solo zone
Finc Day" tMadamo Butterfly go.
TuCClnD by Miss Louise wood read
ing, "Ilow Beauty Won tho Beast 4"
hy Mas Eunlco Macarthur. vocal
solo, "rhe Arab Love Song" Ger
rarD and Love" 0IuortorJ by
Mrs l.. g. Murray, violin solo.
"Humoresque." canton Dvorsb by
Miss Elvira Jones'. and Theta Beta
Phi sorority song. by members
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25

ballet viii be composed ~ children
from prominent Tulsa homes who
are gifted IN tcrpsichorcan art Tho
benefit promises to be- largely at.
t"udcd ana among the lovely and IA
tcroHtlug events ~ the coming week
Miss Ninifrcd byrd bianist. and
NJ Clarence WLitchil, baritone
who arc on the Robert Boicc Carson
concert course. will appear hero In
joint recital on Thursdly evening I'm
Convention hail The program will
be-.
ca Prelude. Dcbussy ,bJ Presto
Evurl,ttt tcJ Turkish March from
EuIus uf Athens" Boothoycns Run
inst,iu. Miss HSrd Credo. from
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25
With Commencement
Time Approaching

The girls are planning frocks
to wear to the various func-
tions that have already been
scheduled
What could be more sheer
and dainty than a simple
froCk of organdy or dotted
swiss. and they are really not
expensive because ruffles Of
the same material may form
the only trimming If one so
desires, and we know of sew
eral girls who are making
their own dresses. These ma
terials are just right.
Transparent Swiss Organdies In
plain white domestic and inn
ported In all qualities 40 and 40
Inches wide.
D0c gradually up to $500 yd.
aO-inch Fancy OrEnndies--T Ira MS
parent Organdies with fine woven
stripes and checks, In Jade,
Heart-of France, Maize, Coral aud
white. $3.50 and $500 I'd.
CoIored Organdics --- Transparent
imported Organdies In Maize,
Jade, Lavender, Pink, American
Beauty and Navy.
800. $3.50 and s2.T5 yd.
Embroidered and shadow Woven
Organdirs--Fine i5-inch organ
dies. all over Embroidery patterns
and shadow woven fiutai and con
ventional patterns,
s2.s5 to si.15 I'D.
Imported swisses --- Embroidered
dots In assorted sizes. white and
eolors on Tan, Navy. Maize, Jade,
Coral and white ground.
sees to secs I'D.
Main floor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25
TULSA Daily WORLD, SUNDAY, April 25, 1927

that her father Mr Vs. II Gardner,
Mrs. T. H. Twogood, who has
boon the guest OF Mrs Edward u.
McFarliu. returned Saturday TO her
home ln Kansas CITY
Mrs John J Blair was called 10
Frankfort Kan. Friday nigh Boy
death Of her brother Mt Thomas
Farrell
who BE- in lu hospital there was
not improving as well as had been
expected.
Mr 1nd Mrs pcrCVll E MaEco
and children who have b,euapoudiuR
some .imo In Los Angeles with rclu-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25

uyes. are expected 20 return TO Tul a
this week The new daughter in the
Magce home has been named
Patricia. ----
MIR Frank Darais and bride have
arrived IN Tulsa and after May l.
win be AT home at 20 south Phoenix.
Mrp Barais was formerly Miss
Birdella Baron Of papineau, Ill. the
wedding taking place on April 10.
Mr.. 4. T.. Farmer and infant
daughter. Ray Moore Farmer, were
expected go arrive today from Bat
ne creek. Mich.
Mr. and Mrs T.. VI bennett. who
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25

"Othcllo," Verdi. Mr.. WhitthtIl,
Legend, 81 Francis Walking on tho
Waters. Liszt. Miss byrd. tal Ia
Tourninc from "pauuryc." MaHscnet
tbb Tho Isle. HachmHuinpff CcJ Ny
Native Land Crctchaulnpff. MIR
Whitrhll. tnJ Nocturnc. CrieR. CD
papiilons Olson. tcj La Campauella
List, Miss byrd taJ Since You
Went Away. Johnson Oh Down by
the Sally Gardens Arr Hughes. co.
ballynure Ballad, Dld IRISH. NJ
Whitehill
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25

have been spending the winter here
with their daughter, Mrs. o. H.
Leonard, have returned 20 their
home in Cedar Rapids. Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank l. Louis are
leaving shortly to visit points in IN
diana.
Mrs. Frank l.. Bartlett is visiting
In Excelsior Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elston Everett are
spending few days with friends In
Okmulgee.
Mrs. owen owen returned Friday
from a visit TO Battle Creek, Mich.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25

TNIIE interdepcndence OF In
dustrios makes Il impos
sible for ono to thrive
without all others.
Whatever affects one. must
either directly on indirectly at
feet the W Who q commercial
world.
Prosperity is the result Of well
organized Industrial systcm--
pricc initiation at one point
means initiation all along the
line.
II ratios nre duly considered.
they will be found To vary little.
whether 1t Is a high price or "A
low price.
Tho present situation is tho cul-
mination OF abnormal demand
upon sub-uormal production,
and the solution lies within and
not without.
THE EDITOR.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25
Good Hosiery at
Moderate Prices

Good Cotton Iisle Hose
and mcrCrriZet lisla
Hose IN Black and
White tn an sizes.
SOC, zoe, 6Oc, i5c 81 pr,
FUN Fashioned silk
Iisle lIOse--Flue gauge
llslc, Black, Brown,
Gray and white includ-
ed $3.50. si.55, $500 pr.
Iiher silk and Thread
silk Hose with wide
Lislc garter top. fash
toned ankle, Black aud
white.
5000. $3.50 and S2.T5 pr.
Lace Drop stitch sin
and Fiber silk Hose
with Lisle tops full
fashioned ankle. Hssort-,
ed CUlurs.
Momens SusPttes or
SoN OF SILK and Fiber
SiIE. plain and lace
drop-siitch, plain and
roll tops. Black. Navy.
ltTDWu and White all
siZps. S2.s5 pr.
Hosiery Sectl0n-Maln
FLOOR
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25
Speaking Of Economics
A SUeuter and
Blouse in One

Is rNally quite an econ
oWY especially u you
knit one for yourself
The new Knitting books
contain dozens of clever
Ideas that you may copy
with the assistance Of
our instructors whose
services are free aud
When it comes 10 select
Ing yarns yuUli find pll
the fascinating shades
beginning with pHatelles
and running through an
the new brilliant shades
Art Ncrdlework Dept.
MeJInnine FLOOR.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25
Clubs

sixteen OF the high school faculty
we're pleasantly entertained at pro-
gressive 500. on Friday evening In
tho home OF Mrs. G. q. Roberts
Thirty-two mombers OF the Beth
any Bible class OF the FIRST Pres
byterian church, met In the home OF
MrN E. T.. Bowen on Thursday aft
ernoon and hemmcd towels for the
Frances willard Home. A pleasing
diversion from tho task OF the aft
ernoon's meeting was a musical con-
test. Refreshments were served by
the hostess. Assistant hostesses.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25
The Designers of
CrOuIcy
NeCkUedr

" u q iItlfu
every wilim Of fash
ION.
We have many new,
becoming ncckwoar
STYLES lr collar and
cuff sets. gulupes
and Cilcts,
OrEaudy uNerhlouse
effects I'm white and
COlurs may entirely
trim a plain silk or
linen frock - while
one il r h o W n IN
striped pussy willow
taffeta.
Embroidered linen
collar ana cuff sets,
circUllr 'ol,als N,sh
points embroidered
I'm Colors.
NCCkwcar Section
Main Floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25

Mrs. ]. W. Ground OF joplin. "
arrived yesterday 90 visit ger Ia
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs, J f. Wa
Miss Rhca walker. who has h
visiting her sister, returned VI
hcr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25
Personals

Miss Ida Gardner wa called io
Jackson, Miss. on Friday by u wfe
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25

Misses Callle and CorucNa q.
ton entertained with au irfo.,.
500 party on Thursday evening
their home. 1O11 South omc.r..
avenue, honoring Mr.. and Mr,
Vaughan.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25

Heet tHe SteeIeS-
But IT'S only "A pretense, for
in IN ost instances the
sleeve doesn't come hair
way.
The Fight-Button Length
seems to be most popular.
s-Button Kid Gloves with
self-cmhroidered backs
brown, black and white
i'm all sizes
$3.50 and $500 pair
a-Clasp Dress Gloves OF
fine French kid, in brown
and white. with self and
contrasting embroidery
$3.50 and $500 pair.
Champagne Kid Dress
Gloves, wi n twu-tone
brown or green and tan
embroidered back, at $3.50
pair,
~ and i6-ButtOn white
silk SloNcS-S2.5O S2.75
and s3.5O pair.
A good selection Of short
SILK Gloves in white and
colors, st.25, $3.50. si,75
and $500 pair.
Glove ScCtiOn---Main Floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25

Mrs. Sara Eeyucr Of I'. wo n.
has been visiting Mr and Nrs p
Hickey, has returned hon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25
Van Rddife Wells
and Veiiings

Ready Made Wells In square.
circular ana drApcd styles an
oil popular shades and new
m.-h auI border cffccts-.-
$3.50 to $500
Ncilings 10y the yard \ big
assortment Of tho newest
patterns -- fine hcXagon
mcshcs. chenille dots. largo
ana small embroidered de
.ipns and border effects. All
popular shades
-75c to $3.50 yd.
yelling SectiOn--Main Floor
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25
Tdffeta Dresses

Navy, Copcn. black and other
shades varying in style from sim
pie frocks for all-purpose wear to
beruffled. tucked and embroidered
models for drossier occasions.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-10-30

~ decide cha, law. shall BE- I, viii
he legitimate for ms to Invoke publ,
opinion for their enactment. bu, such
cs'' to public opinion must he ss ,-.
more upon the duty " the Executive
Of the nation TO xi,c fact. to tn, p-,
pie than upon IN drsirv TO give opin
Ion theory and propaganda. Th. en-
sorc-msn, OF he Law IL sa Elscuti,,
responsibility aud mus, BE- under
taken b, the Lsecutls. without regard
Tor his personal approval or dlsap
pro'ni ~ the law. which Il has been
the peoples Will io enact"
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-10-30
Guy u. Hardy
Representative in Congress
Should Be Reelected
Was elected in 1918.


as done more for people in the time he has been
congress than any Congressman this district has had
Has Helped Thousands of Elk Service Men get their
settled up and has been Of Hundreds of Home
seaders. - ~
on the Post Office and Post Roads Committee and has
been OF material assistance many localities getting rural
mail service improved and extended
Has taken keen interest affairs of Congress and in
the business of the people of the district.
Has been on the job all the time.
you have delays with your business any branch of the
Government write to Congressman Guy u. Hardy
you think he should be reelected-Te your neghbors
Why trade horses while crossing the sream-Th district
VIII surely be better better
taken care OF by the reelection Of Guy Hardy by the
election of any man.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-10-30

Mr., Fred Folsom. democratic
candidate for Judge Of IN. supreme
Court. and Mr.. shafro,h. democratic
candidate for Attorney 0enerai.
we're In town Wednesday In the In
iutust OF their party.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-10-30

Hon, Earl 81 cranston Of Don
scr came In Thursday morning. lie
spoke at the Town Hall In the Astss.
noon TO ladies only on tho League
OF Nations and In the evening spoke
at Sargent on the important Issues
OF the campaign, Ne Il her. In the
interest OF tn. Republican party.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-10-30
Thirteen Reasons Why You
Should Vote YES
On the Chiropractic Bill
humber 2 on tie Ballot

tn. the licensing OF Chitopac,ors
according section 81. Article " OF the
Statutes OF the State OF Colorado.
being asking that the Jurisdiction
held under Medical Board be transferred Chropraec
qualifications,
addition examination chroprncc subjects which
CURED
lb Law applicant to be
Section provides that he
ymp,omaoiosy hygiene. Chopracc
or,hopcds tracing daxnoscs and adjustments
"A Medical Examiners the specialized
knowledge examine Chiropraetors
spcnst opomctris mscisss and -mbamer hav. their
Chiropractors'
s-Win the board win soaup
Twenty Chropracors recognition
this initiated he made Law.
judge and jury
should be denied the Of their hoiec
Incidental with said board
oTHERwIsE' Above quotation
will he
l:-If FAIR PLAY SQUARE DEAL
quoting law.
their
OF Of
COLORADO CHIRoPRACrlC ASSOCIATION.
~ Publicity Committee.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-10-30

u, u ltaicy and family have gone
from Colorado Springs to Roswell,
y. NJ. to spend the wlat,r month";,
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-10-30

MIR and Mira, w.dg. and children
Of Center visited Mrs Frank shor,
Sunday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-10-30
Open Your E yes, MIR. Taxpayer
TRl TUNNEL SCHEME WILL COST $64925O00

The of the Monat railroad
bond OF SsbbOOOO SO interest
FIGURE YOURSELF Interest, on SIS 300 at
ONE the princey ss2750o and nifty
WOULD STILL OWE THE PRIScIPA Which when added to the In
tere, makes the stupendous sum of ss4s25ooo
the Monat railroad know that their
these bonds by the fact tina. they have inserted
clause in the ] wnen TPs the state 10 LEVY
Iioosuc Tunnel Cost sis.OOO.oOO Forty Years Ago
Tunnel approaches
900 forty years Or almost s3ooOOoo mile II
NOW and the
TrTunne is be of TWO MILES LONG each
% e Mon nan oad Su, THEIR BIZ
Ho ess tunnel S S..
STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS HAD TO PAY THE BILL and MasHa
Good Roads me- All Property.
could be expended for good roads dur
1 se co BE- % IN All OF
Enough to riss-cro the state half a dozen times
The expenditure proposed
E rS are The H
TATloN DIFFICULTIES of the railroads in question
value OF farm property in
They make vehicle transportation cheaper easier safer
and quicker
Good roads bring MORE COLORADO EVERY
railroad sections
named could possibly brng in
DIRECTLY TRAvERsED BY THE MoFEAT ROAD THE OTHER
highways practical and
oSn % ransportation dnule they
holde Of securities OF the railroads
Educational and Penal Institu Need Money.
Inv, n Ths nspa institutions ALL
Put the Proposed Tri-Iunl
No%o Nh m
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-10-30

Walter oiin. Fairbanks. Mors. 4
company representative. was trans
acting business In town Monday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-10-30

should have BUT the
s OF aoo Pey s nr Snns W @
AL AND PENAL INSTITUTIONS EVERY INDIVIDUAL WHO
and the handicap
Feasibility" Of the Tunnels
proposed There Just ONE
ns by for the sorRies cox The and 's or By
any representative of the People Of Colorado
To swim the rapids Nia:rn FAN. feasible.
ADVANTAGE could the sum Of
ss+.s25ooo years
People Are Against, lass Socialism
Recently alleged
was only FORM of The Tunnel Ans
srS ALL Gge Ts rsop r' the
OF pSn Ale S %s @ @ Ss
people Amy propossion Which Si chs h
'Se to of an all ns people to issue
% csap9ra aa good or seeks to
credit ssa ,sa the sors
is socialism "'''''''s 10 not ""a or That
Tunnel Commission Constit tionalO Officers.
Under the provisions OF TrTunnei the
s 's III bill The
~ou be s AaA1N S s h sI be n from ONCE
Washington and other distinguished ,,o,o. franz,
the Constitution they did not make TEM
States consider ~ ' VI '"' oh'eo
TriTunncl Scheme IL Now Illegal,
s :~ sD n sa%rs
the promoters OF the Mons the credit Of
prneip. on the Sona them mem MI
rat tunnel would not be asking Of
el Millions to Better Use--
Amendment S
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