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Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-07-13

Frank Stephenson of the Pueblo
Wholesale House. Pueblo. was In
town on business Wednesday.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-07-13

Mrs. r. r. Mitchell went to Den.
ver Monday evening to attend the
funeral OF the late Harry Morrison.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-07-13

Stock Shipments-J. H. Shem.
we'll. 2 cars OF hogs to Cactus. Ariz.
Tuesday. July 10.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-07-13

E. H. Minor Of Denver was Z
business visitor on Tuesday.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-07-13

Get yoar Kodak ready for ths
Stampede. Wen fix + up for yess
Fuller Drug Go. 4
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-07-13

J. r. Cheney Of Durango was Z
visitor on Wednesday.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-07-13

Your drug store open, every day
y the year. Then why not the drug
store first.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-07-13

L. r. Davies OF Ft. Collins was In
town on business Wednesday.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-07-13

Mrs. Bart Rose of Alamosa was
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Fogle, Tuesday.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-07-13
NOTICE TO POTATO GROWERS

All potato growers who load at
Freeman, Haywood. Torres. Monte
Vista, Zinser. Parma. Ansel. Dunul
or Vastine. please come in and reg
lister your potato acreage at the
Monte Vista Commercial Club rooms
at your earliest convenience.
Remember II will be necessary to
register your acreage to get on the
car distribution lists this fall.
GEORGE d. ELLIS,
Secretary.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-07-13

Mrs. J. J. Montgomery and son
are reported i'll with the mumps
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-07-13
No. m.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF

The wallace State Rank. At Monte Vista. in
the State OF Colorado. At the close Of business
June Soth, ie91
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-07-13

Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Whitney Of
Pueblo were visitors on Sunday.
E. Ray Howell Of Topeka. Kansas
was in town on business Wednes-
day.
Ray Spencer returned Wednes-
day from Denver after a few days
business trip.
Herbert Martin returned last
week from Denver after taking the
Bar examination.
John Glendenning OF Colorado
Springs came in Tuesday for a few
days on business.
Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1923-07-13

State Of Colorado. -
County Of Rio GrAnde.
1. Stitt. Cashier. OF the above named Bank.
is true to the best Of our knowledge and be
lief.
CHARLES EDMAN. II. l.. STlT-r.
Vice President Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
i2th day Of July, iys1 My Commission ex.
pirea Dec. u. iSa6
RALPH BAILS.
lsKALl Notary Public.
Attest: westei wallace. II. l. stiit. Charles
Edman. Chris Sellers. W. II. EAssett
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-15
S6OO.OO

Five-room, semi -modern bungalow: Win
throp Ave lot 4ox160; $3.50; balance S33
per month. Mr.. Quinn, evenings Kenwood
1851.
SCHMID & SMITH. INC, REALTORS.
Let's Talk 1t Over"
100 y. Delaware st. Main 40Ss
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-15
North East

Five-room house. in good condition; very
large rooms. electric lights. front and rear
porches; lot about 44xl42: garage, east
front; just outside city: $1,000. terms. Call
FOREMAN. Main DISC. evenings Stewart
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-15
Ads Change Constantly-Tha Means Results
80 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
c-TruckS

FOR SALE-Cheap for cash. International
1 Il ton truck. 1t is owned by private
owner. The owner just spent $62 for over
hauling motor. Truck can be seen at 342
Beauty Ave. any evening. l have no use
for truck and will sell it awfulY cheap for
cash, as l need the money. AIRY one haul
ing coal or cinders needs this tr lex. 1t will
give you wonderful service this fall or win
ter This truck has steel body and solid
rubber tires A wonderful bargain for
$500. See HENRY HAAS. 342 Beauty Ave.
Call Main 90S1.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-15
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
h-HouSeS
New Colonial

Beautiful new. six-room Colonial, north
east: never occupied full basement, bath,
rored door, broom closet. laundry chute.
nicely decorated; window. shades; all ready
to move in. Price now molly $3.50, 81 900
cash. balance SAT so per month See this
very attractive home Mr.. Young.
THE KINNEAR COMPANY.
Main 14O9. Evenings Washington 1873
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-15
Cozy Bungalow, North

A new. never occupied bungalow. This
is a good one possibly the you have
been looking for and at price and terms
that should interest you. Has five rooms,
breakfast room, fun basement. laundry.
Full lot. Garage. Beautifully finished and
decorated Price now only 81 500. terms
Mr. Young with
THE KINNEAR COMPANY.
Main 1909 Residence Washington 1919.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-15
DEATH NOTICES

BENSON, IRENE-Daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. E. Benson. died at Barnes Hos
pital. Monday at p. m. Funeral notice
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-24
FULL OF LIFE
AGAIN after
TAKING ALVITA

Overcoming series of compiled
lions and general poisoned con.
dition OF his entire system. II $.
HUFF OF Long Beach, California,
now feels rulI OF lie again after
taking Alvita.
For long time have been
troubled with Indigestion. palm IN
my back and sides. high blood press
ure ana a general poisoned condl.
ton Of ms entire system. Since
using the Alvita Tablets and Tea l
feel fun OF life again, my stomach
Is free from distress and the pains
about ms body are about gone and
have lost more than 40 pounds OF
surplus flesh. which Ia itself Is a
grea, blessing. so why should I not
be a booster Tor Alvita1"
Alvita Is the recent scientific dls.
covcry. which brings lime, iron and
phosptates ta sou in vegetable
form which can be assimllated Al.
vita j. prepared in convenient.
highly concentrated tablet form
from the deeprooted alfalfa plau,.
Which. Science discovered. Is a rich
storehouse OF the vital mineral salts
No matter II you have tried many
remedies. try this tonic OF nature
now. A dollar buys a box OF Aivita
Tablets ar any drug store. Adycr.
tisemcut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-24
NEURITIS THE
NERVE-WRECKER

Those who have experienced the
agony Of n welldeveloped case o.
neuritis know ia hanetul influence
upon the eutirs nervous system
Many sufferers. tortured in mind
and body and driven 20 despair by
the .rayaEes OF this inAidlous dis
case. have finally sought relief thru
selfdestruction.
The FIRST indication OF nenrita
IS usually a sharp. cutting pain Ia
the shoulder. neck. forearm. thigh
or leg. sometimes accompanied by
soreness in the muscss. stiffness In
the joints or numbness In the hands
or feet
II you suffer from neuritis. don't
experiment. Take Eopa Neuritis
Tablets treatment that has prov.
en- It's merit in hundreds Of stub
born cases. Endorsed by many
leading physicians. Guaranteed TO
be free from narcotics and coal tar
products. Price 81. Sold In Seattle
by Bartell Drug Stores: Boericke
and RunyOn Co. manufacturers.
san Francisco Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-24

Editor The Star. l have hccn re-
quested BY the italian Commercial
club TO inform you OF their resent
mcnt for the attitude taken by your
paper regarding Italy and, more es-
pevially, FOR the insulting reference
10 italian honor contained In para
graph In the editorial column OF your
issue ot the 18th. inst, running some
what like thiss; q quote from men,
oryl An Italian prince caught
cheating at cards has been expelled
from France. Mussoliul viii prob.
ably do nothing about Il, because
France Is a fighting nation
contended, at the club, that the
whole paragraph Is SO idiotie that II
was hardly worth being discussed,
hut while my contention was admit
ted. l was oycrruled on the ground
that the last part Of It was 81 owl
IDENTITY insulting TO the honor Of our
country as to call for AN expression
OF protest from the Italians
Now, dear sir, Il is pleasant and
profitable To discuss question when
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-24
Plymouth Clinic
I GOT ssogs FOR TH1
IS@HoIt FNrilIN WITHOUT
lSIrrlN6 nlckIp vRN tOal

we are frequently asked what
plymouth Clinic IL doing and whAt
principtcs 10 represents our answer
is that II Is an attempt To combine
all that Is good in The treatment ot
disease
We believe that there is much
that Is good ia the healing cults
They often succeed in healing men
because they recognize that man is
la spiritual being. and they FREE
quently supply those spiritual forces
which make him better and
healthier man We believe they.
also. do much harm By falling 70
utilize the results 90 modern science
To the treatment % disease
We believe that there Vs. much
that Is good In the new psychology
II has made men aware 81 the power
of mind over Abe body and has often
helped men 20 better attitudes
~ hich have contributed toward their
recovery We know that too much
when this Is done. evil may result
by leading people to forget that
they have bodies "a well a. minds
We believe that faith IN God Ut
love. that hope and eourhgs created
by this fRfth. are mighty factors IN
healing the souls as well nS the
bodies % men. when faith becomes
the sole healing agency we are
claiming 4oO much FOR IL. Faith can
never take the place OF hard work
IN planting and harvesting for the
farmer. neither Is faith 10 be sub
atituted for scientific knowledge
"a hen the latter ~ al ogr disposal.
We believe that God has given us
a wonderful knowledge of His ways
through the sole nee Of surgery and
medicine. To shut our eyes to the
fact that man has body as well
a. a soul. and that science has made
marvellous strides tn the under
one 81 the greatest facts Of our day.
Our purpose is 70 combine what
Is good In all Of these things. Man
s. both body and soul and he needs
what both science and religion have
to offer. We have associated with
us a group OF the best physicians.
representing every phase Of medi-
cine and also group OF pEychclo-
gists. az well as ciergymen.
Diagnosis. based on the most
paiuAtaking and thorough physical.
mental and spiritual examination, "
our first work. II the examination
shows that the patient needs phys
teal treatment then the proper
physical remedies are given. But
every man has his spiritual side
and. however physical his Illness.
there is no man who cannot he still
further helped b. revitalizing his
spiritual scIf Both of these tasks
are the work Of the Clinic
The Clinic is open to all classes
Of people who are seeking help.
The best way TO secure our services
is to call by telephone. Plymouth
Church. MA in-t7e5. and make an
appointment TO meet one 81 our
staff
II you do not need the service ~
the Clinic, but are seeking n revit-
alizing Of your spiritual scif. we
invite you 20 Join our class IN The
Study and Practice Of Prayer"
which will meet on Thursday after
Moons at o'clock Call the Church
IN you wish 10 Join this class
Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-24
Calls MussOlini Greater
Than Caesar or Napoleon
Local Italian Editor Asserts That Present
Government Head Is Idolized by People

the divergence of opinions Is such az T
can bo hridscd 10y common reasoning, .
thore IN also hope OF carrying convlc' /.
ton when you are only confronted boy /,
ignorance OF the subject. but, hate
ful as the thought ~ 20 mo, the edi- T.
tnrial policy Of your paper towards I
Italy can hardly leave any doubt !
that Il ID prompted by had iRith' Z
which cannot Doc changed 10y pefhnh''
ion,
othcrwisc. how could YOU make ale I
lusions 10 the cowardicc OF a nation
which has left ON the battlefield Ioo,'
600 dead TO vanqulsh, unaldcd, the
mighty Austros Hungarian empire. a
nation which has made greater sac
rilices. prpportionHtcly 10 her roe
sources than any other Of your al.
lies. 10 nrht sour very foe; nation
witch. blrd 90 death hy The war. has
made the most wonderful fight to-
wards recovery; nation that ON the
verge OF exhaustion has sim found
enough vitality 10 NUuquiah her
most powerful enemy; her informal
locs7
Il b. true, you mention MuaaolinL
aud not the Italians; but remember
that Mussolni H. not only The nc
ccptcd aud recognized head OF the
Italian government. hut also the
ldnliEed leader u $4,000. 900 Italians,
You may ridieule him hy putting
him In the shoes or Napoleon on un-
der the helmet OF Caesar, hut you
will ind In time that ho viii pass
in history as greater than both be-
/ cause. while possessing a mentality,
a geniaiity. yigor fully as great as
theirs. he is prompted hy an honesty
~ purpose. hX q love Tor the wrl-
fare Of his country ana his people as
neither Caesar nor Napoleon over
dreamed Or
Undcr his leadership Italy rs tax
/ Ing smch commanding position In
International affairs that the older
{ powers find themselves ill az ease.
but Italy and the Italians only ask
Tor light and knowledge Of their IN.
tentIons aud deeds with tho truth
win arise their justification. They
can conquer Ignorance. but not pre-
I iudiee and had faith
That Us why | coutcndrd NJ the
I Italian Commercial club that it would
b. useless 10 write YOU this letter.
In the hope Of being mistaken. I
remain. dear sir
Yours very truly.
+. NJ. BASsETTT.
Editor. GaEctta ltallana.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-24
Getting Wardrobe
Ready Is Fun

Hello. Ada How soon arc you
starting on that trip EastT''
Next wVek. ! am almost ready
Come on 40 and sec ms new
clothes haven't great lot, but
do have a few pretty things"
"of course IN be delighted to sse
your clothes | love TO look ~
them. even though I haven't
chance In n hundred Of having any.
thing new myself for another tn
years"
"oh come now. I'll toll sou how
you cnn. But when viii you be
up7"
This evening II you're home.
You surely arc fortunate to haye n
kind aunt who Is taking you with
her to all those interesting cities.
ia turn green with envy II wasn't
sincerely glad for YOU You have
worked 30 hard in tlrc office the
pas, year. you have real vacation
coming to you"
Yes, and wasn't lucky to get
Of three whole weeks / think the
boss rs a peach to allow il. II has
been 20 much fun getting ready !
do hope l have wonderful time.
"oh. you win. without doubt
But about your clothes, what are
you wearing on the train?"
we are going BY way OF Canada
and hope Il viii be reasonably cool
SO ! got the best looking suit and
hat TO match. Then / have a--but
wait TIL you SEQ them. And got
everything at Cherrys They have
such up.to-the.mlnuie styles and so
reasonably priced. Their new fall
garments are In. They are at 1915
Second ave. In the Rialto Bldg.
just over the pig'n Whistle. Take
elevator You known you can buy
on credit, too, II you ike Adver.
tiaement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-24
|. ITCHY P|MP[ES
|. ALL OVER FACE
Spread and Eruptions
Formed. CuticuraH Healed.

My trouble frs, started with
little pimples that broke out all over
my face. Later the pimples would
break open and itch badly and
when scratched them they would
spread and sore sruptions formed.
The trouble lasted about year n
began using Cutieura Soap and
Ointment and the pimples began to
improve continued using them
and now / am completely healed"
iSigncd) John Hartman. 3iio N.
2is, St, Kansas City, Kansas.
Clear the pores OF impurities by
daily use Of Cutieura Soap and oe-
easionsl touches OF Cu,ieura ONT
ment as needed to soften, soothe
and heal. They are ideal for the
toilet, as is also Cutieurs Tsleum
for peffuming.
ssnyiss IRE. By Mali Address. "cstie,ra Lah.r.
stsri.s. pspt n. hslssn 80, nas," Sold every.
yhsys Soap Re. Ointnsni p sndtoc Tsl-un Re
- Cutieurs Soap shsyss without mug
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-24
Failing Health Is
Held Suicide Cause

James Hamilton. 76. ended his life
at tho Grafton hotel 5ag5 Ballard
ave. sunday morning. by opening
a gas jet on his range namil,ous
body was found when tho proprietor
entered the room several hours later.
Hamilton h. supposed 10 havc been
respondent over failing health.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-24

The star Is glad. Of course. 20
print this letter. but Il must add that
Il stands on i,s original statement.
which as quoted dlseurnes Muuolini.
and not the ftRlihn nation nor tho
Italian people Also Tho star declines
10 agree with the writer that Musso-
llni n greater than Napoleon or
Caesar ~ Editor
New Britain herald., 1923-12-14
Hawkers of German Money
 Driven From Paris Streets

Paris Dec. 14.-Gernar bank notes, mostly in millions and billions. have been driven off the streets Of Paris by the police. They were sold chiefly as souvenirs or given as premiums, but the city authorities. discovered a wartime law forbidding traffic in foreign moneys except under license, and they have applied it.
 Just why this law should have been dug np now. after German currency had been circulating widely for sey- eral years. puzzled the curious. as they felt 1t to be quite worth while for the French to see to what depths the mark had fallen. The authorities, however thought the influence of the depreciated German money was bad for 1t could not stimulate the peoples confidence in governments or cur rencies. even their own. to have be- fore them the evidence of a once great nation in the depths Of despair.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-14
Gifts For BABIES

Eiderdown baby buntings, hannelette lined, bound in pink or blue silk ribon S3.95 Bunnies and dolls made of fine ratine 59c Gray angora tams forLhe girls, sizes 3 to 6 years .................. S4.35 Children's panty dresses in check ging hams and plain chambrays with touches of hand work. to 8 years ........... Sl.50 Creepers in check ginghams and plain chanrbrays. sizes and years w s1.00 Angora helmets with rosettes in white pink and blue ribbons. months to ? years.
 S69j Infants sweaters in coat and slip-on styles in pink. blue and white ............. S3.00 Hand made helmets in white trimmed with pink and blue ............... S2.25 Smart little brushed knitted sets. jacket. leggings, mittens and hat, years to 6 years ............,.-...-. sb.95
 Second Folor
New Britain herald., 1923-12-14
TOYLAND
Gifts For MEN

Mems silk stripe madras shirts in an ex- cellent assortment of patterns, Exceptional values at each S2.00 Mems holiday neckwear in the popular silk and wool fabric all new patterns in gift boxes ................... Each S1.0O Mems Phoenix Silk Hose in black and col ors .................... Per Pair 5c
 Main Floor
New Britain herald., 1923-12-14
ULSTER BUYS MANSION

Belfast. Dac. 1.-The Ulster gov. ernInent has purchased Hiilsborougll Castle. County Down. as an official residence for the governor general. the Duke of Abercorn. whose seat. "Baron's Court" is too remote from Beifast. Hillsborough Castle is one Of the most beautiful of Irish mansions is the ancestral home Of the Down. shire family.
New Britain herald., 1923-12-14
Gifts of HOSIERY

Womens pure silk and fibre hosiery in durable weight, with mercerized tops and soes, mock seam, seamless in black and col ors. Special per pair .............. S1.O8
New Britain herald., 1923-12-14
Gifts of HOSIERY

Women's fine gage medium weight pure silk hose in all black, and new browns. The black have mercerized tops. Ex- cellent qualities at a special price .........+........ Sl.SJ
 Main Floor
New Britain herald., 1923-12-14
Gifts of NEGLIGEE

Wide silk ribbon trimmed women's bath robes in the lat est designs in such gorgeous col ors as sky blue, copen, hello, old rose, navy and red. Full cut. sizes 36 to II, at a very low price ................ S3.95 Other models s2.95 to SlO.95
 Full cut corduroy robes lined or unlined. V-neck. round or shawl collar, some ribbon trim med. all sizes and colors. From S3.95 to S15.95.
 Silk negligee in all the most wanted shades. lace and fur trimmed. albatross lined, afford ing warmth for evening wear. Also a good choice of unlined robes. priced from SS.95 to s67.95.
 Down Stairs
New Britain herald., 1923-12-14
Gifts of SLIPPERS
Gifts For BOYS
Offers low priced Ivory and
 Perfume Gift Sets

Big values too, in an odd lot of two trouser suits in cheviots, tweeds and herringbones, in late winter modes, coats and trous- CTS are fully lined. Broken sizes, ' to Is years. S12.95 value ............. SS.SJ
 A very large assortment of boys Beacon blanket bath robes in the latest Indian designs with patch pockets and silk cords, sizes 1 to IS years, S3.95
 Boys sheep lined Overcoats make a wonderful gift. They are made with a heavy mole- skin shell. Beaverized collars in sizes 6 to IS years. Value S10.50. Special at .... s7.9j
 Second Floor
New Britain herald., 1923-12-14
Gifts of UNDERWEAR

Women's glove silk step-in combinations in pretty contrast ing shades of pink, white, peach and orchid. They are cut full in length and width. Very special dL ............ sZ.JJ
 Main Floor
New Britain herald., 1923-12-14
Gifts of NAH .JONGG

In the Nah Jongg booth this most desirable of Christmas gifts can be selected from a wonderful collection of sets ranging in price from S3.50 to S100.00.
 Main Floor
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1923-08-23
BIGGEST MOONSHINE
HAUL YET in IDAHO
1OO-GALL0N STILL AND 279 GAL
Ions BOOZE TAKEN BY OFFI-
GERS NEAR LEWISTON

The largest amount of rectified
moonshine whiskey ever captured at
one time by the federal prohibition
agents operating in the state of Idaho,
according to statements coming from
the officers themselves, was that
found in the basement part of the
dwelling of Mr.. and Mrs. Aloyse Wal
ter, residing on the Lindsay creek
road east of the city, says the Lewis
ton Tribune, and the officers also
state that the boiler used for handling
mash that was found in the house
was the largest they ever encountered
in pursuance of their work.
The raid on the Walter home was
conducted by Federal Prohibition
Agents Frank Marler, E. L. Marston,
and James F. Rice, and had been
planned for some time. When the
car containing the raiding party drew
near to the place one of the younger
members of the family saw the Off
GERS and Immediately rushed back
into the house, according to a state
ment made by the agents, and this,
they said, was sure sign to them
that their work would be productive
of good results.
They rushed in on the home and
found the two daughters of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter in charge, and a short
time afterward Mrs. Walter appeared.
Mr.. Walter was not present, but when
those arrested were taken before
United States Commissioner O'Neill
for arraignment Mr. Walter was there.
and his presence resulted in the two
daughters being discharged from GUS
tody, there being no desire on the
part of the officers to connect these
with the alleged violation of the law.
Earl Brown, a young man employed
on the Walter place, was also ar
rested.
The agents stated that the 279 gal
Ions of liquor confiscated was con-
tanned in four 52-gallon barrels and
a number of jugs. all Of which were
in the basement, they said In an
other place they came across ten 81
gallon empty whiskey barrels and "a
barrels of like CAPACITY that but re-
Gently contained mash, according to
their judgment.
The still was one of 100-gallon ca
pacity, the officers state, and was so
as to be operated with
either a condensing top or hose.
the former being in place when the
still was destroyed. The still was en-
cased with a box-like covering, the
officers said, and covered with sacks
at the time of their arrival. The
heating apparatus connected with the
still was one of brick built in the
basement, in which coal was used. A
quantity of charcoal used for purify
ing purposes was also seized.
The three officers, according to
heir statement labored hard for three
hours to destroy the still, heater,
barrels and all else they
considered of a contraband nature
,ound on the place.