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AUTOMOBILES roR SALE

~ f'h Ff't "
COLE EIGHT chummy new cord uros.
rcai bargain Phone Usage $50.
FOR SALE Fords. DodEcs. Bucks aud
many other good makoH, CvCry car a
bargain. terms tp suit Used car GN.
change, 40 N. MAN. oHags AIos.
FOHD coupe four months old, Al con.
ditlou. shock absufbers large steering
wheel with Decker lock $3.50 cash or
t"rms. smith, Osare $500.
FOR SALE -Studebaker passenger, bar.
gain. Cali 2Co3 y. Hodge.
ron sALE-Two Dodge trucks, one -
ton Hcthlrhomt all IN perfect shape
good rubber. Priced right. Bovo Co.
Hl3 u. FIRST.
ron SALE Early 1891 model Ford tour.
Ing car. fino shape, $500. can ba seen
ht 1884 rast Admiral
FonD ROADSTER. new tor good tires.
1850, easy terms. Lewis- Marsh Corpor-
alton 1907 s. Main ST. Usage $3.50
FORD TOURING. good condition good
paint ana tires $50 easy terms Lewis.
Marsh Corporation. 1901 r. Main, Usage
1870.
FOR sALE--second- hand international
usnge t752.
FORD delivery car late model with
starter WIN sell cheap. iOt u. SEQ
FORD TOURING end Ford roadster. both
equipped with starters, Premocar Mo-
tor 90, Cedar 2Gb6. lo9 West second.
OWNER WILL SACRIFICE 1870 Maxwell
touring " sold At once, good condition.
ia3J. oil Usage 2iS9-h,
PATTERSON, 1891 touring, looks almost
nkc new, will sell for considerably less
than half price, promocRr motor Co,
iba W. second So Cedar 265'
REQ SEDAN. new paint Job. tG9O.
premocor Motor Co. i03 w Second St
Cedar 265B
sTUpEBAKER special 'slS" 5-passenger.
1890 model, fine condition. bought new
and used by owner only II sold today.
win take $500 cash. Room 10. 2Osh $.
Main. .i
WE MAKE your Ford start easy by ro.
charging your magnetic, IS. Saves time
ERH. trouble and batteries. SatisfaC-
SNGl
90 CHEVROLET touring. self starter.
good running order good tires, 5000
easy terms Lewis Marsh Corporation.
1901 4. Main. Usage 3j10
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BUSINESS SERVICE
PAINTING Am nrCoRAriN

ROOMS TAPEKED
Including paper foi s. and up. House
decorating In all It's branches, estimates
cheerfully given, ala work guaranteed
y $. Sutherland, GIG W. Third. Usage
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ROOMS AND BOARD
ROOMS WITH HOARD

ROOMS WITH BOARD ~"
CHEYENNE. g.. l2ti--Room and board In
private home. close IN Usage 61S9.
DESVgR s., 0Ob-Vcry nico sleeping
room for rent. reasonable. moalA II dc.
sired. tHaEe bl62.
ROOM AND HOARD. 1850 and $40 a
week. Gii y Boston. Phone Usage 32i
WANTED TO beard little child. washing
ana Ironing 81 per week. Cedar 2171
wANTED-ROOMs OR BOARD ag
WANTED to rent light housekeeping rooms
with two beds, where landlady can see
after ChllIircn after school hours. can
cedar 2G3s.
NANTEba-A number of sleeping rooms
within ffur blocks OF s3i \. Boulder.
must be clean and In real nome. where
girls have privileges OF living room.
call Oango 91l1
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mELP wANTED-MAIE

may earn 500 to $500 monthly cor
responding for newspapers. So TO SIS
per column. all or spare time; experience
unnecessary. no cauvassing. send for
paruculars National Press Bureau
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AUTOMOBILES

AUTOMOBILES
Au1OMOBLLEs FOH sAIE 10
USED CARS FOR SALE
1918 7-passcngcr Marmon Touring
Car, In excellent condition. $3.50.
WELSH McNULTY MOTOR
COMPANY
Fourth and Frankfort
AUTOS FoR nIHE--0ARAGEs ie
HESFEH. N. bus- Gnrage for rent cedar
DENVER. g.. isi5-0no or w. garages.
on paved allcy. Usage 6ibo-J
ELGtN. s.. go Garage for rent eau
wANTED-AuToMoB -
WANTED 70 buy Ford coupe 1871 model.
100 down, Wv per month. Central Ca
rage. ms y, Cheyenne. Usage 1851
WANTED food 7-passcnger hudson or
studcbaker must be cheap Tor cash.
ROOMS AND BOARD
HOTELS 10
la MONTE HOTEL
Rooms Ibo per night t9.JO per week
I02b n Main,
Ia SALE HOTEL
tlb g. Denver. Usage 1908. Exclusive fam.
ily hotel piLing roam attached.
rfTZ
sol East Third Street
respectable HOTEL, for respectable
Special rate. PEOPLE IdG bs5G,,.,, guest,
reasonable rate By day or week.
WHY SUFFER-
WITH COLD2
ELEGANT ROOMS
80 WEEKLY 50
steam heat running water outside
rooms, free bath cleanrst hotel ~
Tulsa, Cafo In connection. famA
tly style. big chicken dinner soc.
TERMINAL HOTEL
Main Street opposite Frisco 'tation.
WESTLAND HOTEL 2o5is = third, hot
ana cold water. steam heat. rooms So
to s.. private and connecting bath. SiO
b to ils' Usage la7s.
IIGUTHOusEKEEPIN ROOMS rs
ADMIRAL. ~, isos--Thrre nice house.
keeping rooms, modern. close In. Usage
ARGHER. r.. l7h Light houseke,ping
rooms. under new management, Cedar
BOULDER. y. 7oO-Two front. light
housekeeping rooms FOR man and wife,
BOSTON, s., 11t6-Two large south rooms
ana lncluSed sleeping porch, furnished
for Housekeeping; piano. front and rear
entrance raraBrs COED we'll. also two
Usage iai2
BoULpER. s., lio6-TSo.room apart,
nnn mrgne, co,s w yn,or pain over garage not
'p e",N D." --...-.-
CLOSE 1N--rwo furnished Housekeeping
r~Snnlfs,,,, p'"A'" entrance 4Oo East
,i,t -.
rosn's and sleeping perch.
ELwOOD ~. gOs-- Nicely furnished 4
room apartment. private hath. close ia.
hlb per week. Usage e7si.
EIWoop, NJ gl2-rwo modern rooms
la,,nH IRON, slose IN, ..--
nlshed basement rooms, IN private fam
NY no ehlldten; osase glsl, ----
FIFTH. w, S2l-Two modern house
Srep'hs rooms 10 couple without oh'l'
-. ",'u. 's.oV yer wees
FoR RhNr-kooms furnished for house
ssil or 'lsase sete. ...----..--
FOuRIH, W ils-Llylns room, bedroom.
connecting bath.
FRISCO, y, i04 Furnished rooms for
ught housekeeping, close 10 bath.
GUTHRIE s. aO2--For rent. two fur.
ulahed rooms over garage close in
Usage 22bS
/ tTo.srErtspINa pooNs ci,.. IN ,,,,,.t
be seen To be appreciated front and
rqar entrance, 2l2 W, Haskell
/ yACKSnN ~ 7ii-Two hnusskeeujpV
rooms walking distance. osSge $3.50
IARGE h,usel.,ut,,s r,o,, ,,I,h LI,cb.r,,
modern and clean sii " Easton place,
/ Usage sC37.
/ MAIN n 70g-On. ntrclv furniabod
! housekeeping room. private entrance.
! ground floor rent fcasonsble
MAfIELL' :. 2s-rwo large, modern
VI hEil, y, % "o rooms lor HBht
] h"usehe'plhg 90,
/ NodALES, S. 1.-Two nice moderr
! rooms fot light Housekeeping; also
nished for light hpusekeeping Si6 per
month can Usage abl3.
| PHOENIN H. il2-Nooms for uqht
housekeeping, cedar 1850.
! QUAKER. a.. E?0-For rent ON BeiivieW
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EMPLOYMENT

SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE As
An INTELLIGENT YOUNG LADY desires
position as Doctors assistant OF L. u. Y.
operator. References. Call Miss Hoover
g1EA
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/ FOR SALE-Seven rooms, light housc.
keeping furniture. house Tor rent 464
$. Detroit. Phone Usage 3sof
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FOR SALE--Good rooming house. gooa
location. Address box 1873. pawbuska.
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PArENT ATroRNEy

pN'rENTS-TNNDEN
Ask US whether your trademarks are
protected In South America. Write Tor
Patent Hand Book Prompt, skilIful
service. Mum & 90, Scientific Ancr!-
can ildg, Washington. n. e., and 23g
MnnlMnrih IlllE- Now Nnrt N Y
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For SALE-On easy payments a. 700.
ing house, 10 rooms, close iu or We
First; rent reasonable. price right Csfi
owner. Cedar sos
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HOTELs-RooMING HOUSES :

WANTEp--Aoresge on drilling pronosi.
ticu. Address Box 990-M. World
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PURELY PERSONAL

fthFIh fEkSoNht
DIR. r. J, nUBECK. usteopabhic phyHi-
clan, has moved from apartment !,
Temple apartments, 100 ", Fifth street
20 suite 2iO New Daniel building. OF
flee phone Cedar 2O92.
FAIRMoNT MATERNITY HOSPITAL Tor
confinement. private; prices reasonable 4.
Nay "prN lnt ooSiI bApies adopted
All y. Twenty Seventh 81. Kansas
city, No.
MEN Prof. osLorne's Vacumotcr Perfect
Physical Guturr Appliance. Os-
borne Co, 27si Park Ave. 81. I.outs.
Mo. Send for free book on development
WEST MAIN MATERNITY sANITARtUM
A home for the care aud protection OF
young women, rates reasonable; babies
adopted, Dr. NJ. n. Newman. medical
diroctor. lht1 W. Main, oklahoma city.
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WANTED-A drilling cnntract nn Ie9-
acre lease, Usage county " Il
1929. Address G. n. Hefferltn Is -
ingston. Mont. '"''
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TANNING
EMPLOYMENT

TANNING simplltied, tools, materials. on
recipe free. Cheap. quick way Agent
wanted. X. n. Gilicy. Carltol. Texas
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ATTRACTIVE front bedroom for gentle
men. private family, private entrance,
close in, Cedar gil,
BALTIMORE. s., t2it---Large sleeping
room, furnace heat. call Usage tas5,
BAi.TIMORE. s., Furnished front
room, for gentlemen, In private home.
References required Usage 1851.
nOsTON. s.. t737- Elegantly furnished
southeast bedroom, adjoining bath, pri'
vete family. Usage s2b6
BOULDER, s.. si5--Attrsctivo tving and
bedroom nicely furnished four large
windows, hardwood floors ossge 6lls,
BOULDER. - 7Ol--For rent comfortably
furnished sleeping room, also Lear ga
rage. Usage 2Ss9.
BOULDER, s. H5-sleeplng room. IS
per week Usage 677s.
BURNETTE, T.. latO-Front room, ivory
suite, connecting bath, private family,
also garage. Usage slSt u no answer
call Usage liPA.
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EIGHT ROOMS OF good furniture 5000,
permanent roomers, low rent Osags
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FINANCIAL,


WILL LEASE 40 or SO acres Tor im,,.--
date drilllngs. live miles southeast ~
production. Address Ell Ricn rd,,, '"'
Broken Arrow, Okla 'N
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hams are charming for tic purpose,
. hut a pink and white or lavender
and white gipgham enchanting az II
may be with a fresh morning apron
and u fresh morning face. will hard
ly go through a week OF morning
work uuscathed; and soiled frock
that Is meant to he fresh and dainty
IL abominahlc. So It is better g.
have the frock dark OF neutral in
tone and put the daintiress In your
apron Three aprons Of the sort pie
turcd with the polka dotted frock
can be done up I'm a few minutes.
ana one can don a clean apron every
other morning at least.
Tho picture shows how this apron
Is made Just a straight breadth OF
the linen, cut out IN an oblong open
ing at the TOP to make u suun Hc
neck effect. The back OF the oblong
fts acrosa the back of the neck and
Is snap .buttoned To make the fasteh-
ing: or II preferred the apron may
bc slipped Ner the head without
any fastening. SlaHhes ia the apron
are placed so that the belt takes an
oblique linc-more graceful than a
Htralght-across bclt--and tho ends
OF the belt f0sten with snap but
ton In front This apron Is OF white
linen, hCmmed by hand around the
edges and neck opening. and en-
broidOred with pink and black wool
In a charming pctunia pattern.
The other apron Is more OF a
dress-up affair, TO be donncd over
ones afternoon costume W h g n
friends drop In for tea. The youth
iul matron In the picture wears her
apron over a shirtwaist and linen
skirt but the apron would look Just
ms well over n moro elaborate frook
u ls made OF white linen, with rose
pink linen trimming on bib and
pocket and the pink linen part In
decorated with lines OF black I'm
darning stitch and by embroidered
motifs Ia rosettc effect. In pink.
white and black. This apron was
cut from a breadth OF 40-inch Wide
linen and the pockets came of the
part that way cut away from u
under-arm curve, The shoulder
straps are of homnod linen and the
apron snap-fastcns at the back OF
the hips,
Any house apron should have
bib. but the bib may he made rs
ornamental an adjunct AK possible.
a hibless apron IL all very well for
sewing, but when you are STOPPING
over a sink or brushing up against
gas range you want some protec-
tlon for the blouso-front or bodice
front. Straight aprons Of the SOFT
pictured have the bib all-in -ono with
the skirt part and are very eaHv to
iron.
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up under his own power over rough
roads and mounting obstacles.
lie was born at Fort Dodge. Iowa.
on February 10, 1867. Ills parents
were NorweSians They settled I'm
Iowa shortly after the civil war. His
father, "A school teacher. died when
he was but years old. His mother
died when he was II years old IL
was then that the orphaned boy
round n Job IN Denver drug store.
From washing bottles there he
turned TO washing dishes and wait
ing upon tables In the English
kitchen, once famous purycyor OF
food In that city, he found employ
mont. After toiling all day and
into the night he snatchcd an cdu.
cation from his spare moments.
At the age Of II he found his way
to New Mexico from Denver to work
In "a store at Carthage. Socorro coun-
~ owned by an uncle. He was able
to attend a public school at San An
tonic when he was not working.
Handled Freight.
When he reached manhood Bur
sum landed q freight handling con.
tract at the military post of Fort
Wlngate. lie worked four six-mulc
outfits between the post and the
nearest railroad. He later became
railroad construction foreman,
and from this occupation he entered
the sheep business, in which he has
been engaged ever since. and In
which he Is said to have amassed n
fortune
Bursum married I'm 1898 and has
three daughters. two of them OF
whom are students at Leland Stan.
ford university. Cal. and n son,
Holm .. Bursum, Jr., II years old
Since his election az sheriff of So
corro county. in 1894, Bursum has
made rapid strides in New Mexico
politics. lie was "A member OF the
territorial Legislature in 1898, war
den OF the state prison from 1899
to 1906 and I'm 1904 was chosen re-
publican state chairman. In 1911 he
became his party's choice for COVER
nor. DE was defeated by a coalition
OF democrats and republicans
As delegate TO the republican
national convention I'm 1908 he se-
cured thcNadoption OF plank pledg-
ing statehood for New Mexico and
Arizona, after bitter conteG, in
which he formed n combination Of
delegates from all the territories In
Guiding Porto Rico and Hawaii He
was again defeated az candidate
for governor in 1916, but kept plung-
ing deeper into New Mexico politics
and despite the factional strife so
often rending the republican ranks
In that state, finally became the re-
publican national committeeman
and then a fun fledged republican
senator.
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Russ Reaction
Hits the Stage
by J. c. sEGRUE.

Written for 1nternatiopal News Service.
LONDON.-The reaction against
the extreme tendencies I'm religion,
family life, marriage and politics,
which is now occurring in Russia
has also had an influence ujon the
stage
In Petrograd, and to a lesser de-
gree in Moscow, the public clamore
for the old classical plays, and,
Notwithstanding the admonitions Of
the Communist theatrical critics
the only type Of critic which finds
a platform nj present in Russia-re-
fuses TO display enthusiasm for new
revolutionary forms of stagecraft or
stage scenery. The Russian ballet,
moreover, has definitely rid Itself
Of the foreign influences which crept
In towards the end OF the old regime
and is now thoroughly national.
Secs 18Th Century Play.
| purposely delayed my departure
from Russia In order to attend the
opening OF the Petrograd ballet sea-
son, but an indefinite postponement
caused by the Illness OF several Of
the principals deprived me OF that
pleasure Instead | attended the
first performance Of the present
season In the Academic theater
when a Russian eighteenth century
masterpiece The Fruits Of I'm.
wisdom" was played, The audience
from the point Of view OF the spec
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New York Health Head
Tells Extremely Fat Folk
How to Reduce Weight

NEW YORK-A great many fat
people in the United States and
Canada avowedly want to become
Nin, but don't know how. BY the
hundreds they have been confessing
lhis desire in letters to City Health
Commissioner Copeland Their Sc
eeuon OF him as the person who
might take great weight off their
sh0iidefs was suggested by accounts
o. his recent mobilization OF a re-
sucing squad of so fat men and so
Nt women in New York.
These hundred heavyweights have
oeen shrinking daily and the letters
nom outside New York inquire how
poctor Copeland does it. It's sim
Ple, ne Gays. Proper diet, regular
&ercise and proper living habits are
hl that is necessary.
You cannot be happy unless
pQr stomach is fun" the doctor
ss fat folks. Then he explains
nat foods they. should eat to keep
happy eliminating all those which
produces fat. Some of Foods they
may eat in abundance are celery.
eluermilk, radishes, endive, letturo.
wmatNs, watercress, clans, whites
% eggs chicken without the skin,
mad' white meat of lobster, Goldfish,
pears apples, grapefruit, lemons,
ranges rhubarb, lean meat and
SKINNED milk.
The greatest mistake people
MAKE is the selection of their food ="
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DR.. Copeland contends. "The aver
age meal is poorly balanced. This Is
particularly so OF breakfast. Imig-
inc wanting to get thin on a break
fast like this: Cereal and cream, hot
mullins with butter and honey, sau-
sage and possibly some fruit covered
with sugar This entire meal Is made
up Of starches and sugar, which adds
flesh and very often as an added Of
fense 1t is washed down with tea,
coffee or cocoa saturated with
sugar"
Doctor Copeland let's his squad
eat fruit for breakfast. except ba-
nanas. He bars sugar, prohibits
white bread and opposes the drink
ing OF water with meals because that
makes the room and inclination for
more food. Cereals are all right, he
says, If a tablespoon of bran is added
instead of sugar.
lie recommends Swedish exercises.
But IL the ambitious heavy insists
on his caiisthenics being 100 per
cent American, the United States
army exercises are just as good as
any other. These can be practiced
within the privacy of the home pro-
vided the home Is of sound copstruc-
tion and the neighbors pleasant. one
Of DR.. Copeland's squad cOnfided
that every time she began bending
and jumping there came complaints
from the occupant OF the apart
ment below.
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Dancing Mnsks rrnm PnrLs.

one OF the latest Parts cccentricl-
ties Is the dancing mask. II 1oes
not disguise It's wearer In the ,east
but is worn merely 'as a notion" as
your dOwneaster would put il, Tho
mask is made OF black velvet and
the eyeholos are not mere slits as In
the ordinary mask, but good, big
openings that permit the whole OF
the eye to be seen; and eyc-Opcn-
ings and mask are edged with imi-
tation jewels. At either side, where
the mask fastens over the ears, are
long towoled tassels which have the
effect massive earrings. The
mask is always of black velvet but
the jeweled trimming varies In color
Sometimes tho jewels pretend to be
diamonds, sometimes rubieE, some
times emcralds and sometimes sov.
eral colors are combined.
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DON'T RUSH THE KIDS
Children should lie Allowed To De-
yciOp slowly and Naturally.

CHICAGO, Nov. 26.--"Don't tell
your child to be little man or a
little lady"
Mrs. Mariette johnson gave this
advice AT Il meeting FOR mothers
hold by the Chicago League OF
Women Voters.
we have enough little mem and
little ladies'--I mean spiritually and
socially, not physically" she de-
clarcd. 'lle's little boy and she's
a little girl. and each is as different
from an adult ns green persim-
mon from a ripe one.
mo mother should he proud OF
the precocious child, because "a child
who IL overdeyelopcd IN ono sense
is undordovcloped In another. The
nope or the race In In proionging
childhood"
Too many parents, according 70
Mrs. Johnson, have their children
in college before they're q year old"
Parcnts have no right to deter
mine what the child is going TO be,
she sand. They should not try "a
make" musicians or lawyers OF
anything else out OF children. Their
concern. In the opinion OF Mrs. John.
son, IL with the present, not with
the future Of the child The kiddies
should be permitted to gradually de
velop themselves.
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Britain May ReUiSe Gaming Lars

LONDON --DespIte the recent
betting bY check ease in the house
of lords whereby the recovery of
bets paid by check was made pos
sible, bOokmakers here do not anti"i-
pate many applications for the re-
turn Of their money or that many
complications viii ensue as a result
of the decision.
An agitation has recently been
started with the object Of !5gs'izing
the system OF betting by check aGd
the National Sporting league, to
which practically all bookmakers are
affiliated, has made arrangements
with two prominent members OF
parliament to introduce in the house
OF commons n short bill on that sub
ject. A bill with the object In Wow
has already been introduced to the
house OF lords
The Judgment that n bet pald by
check can be recovered by the man
who pays 1t came at first as "a bomb
shell 10 the gambling fraternity but,
In the light Of subsequent happen
ings. II has appeared TO them to be
a blessing in disguise inasmuch as'
II has shown up what they regard
as the many anomalies which exist
under the present betting laws Of
Great Britain. The lord chancellor
UOrd BirkenhoadJ when he was
delivering the judgment In the case
referred TO. said he would support
any bill TO revise the gaming act.
The position AT present Is that the
government allows betting under
certain conditions. A person desir-
Gus Of placing a bet must not hand
slip OF paper with the bet thereon
10 "A bunkmaker In the street or any