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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-17
II LONDON STOPS WORK TO
GOSSIP AS DUKE DECIDES
ON MATRIMONIAL CAREER
Cockneys, Newspapers, Nobility, Even the Queen, i
Is Said. Talk of Nothing But the Coming Marriage,
Which Bride Decided On Only After the Third
Proposal, When the Duke Failed to Bring Ring

$50 far as Lnow," said Lady Eliza
beth's father today, "the ring has not
been purchased. The prince did not
bring one in his pocket"
Asked whether York betrayed the
nervousness common those seeking n
daughters hand of a parent, Strath-
more said: "Oh, the prince was not in
the least nervousness, only in his usual
ly good spirits"
On Monday Prince Albert hurried TO
Sandringham TO get his parents APP
prevail and his successful accomplish
ment of this was announced an hour
later in the court circular. Yesterday
lie and Lady Elizabeth and her mother
lunched at the Strathmore town house.
Met Her When a Child.
81 had the first news from my wife,
who had been TO London" the earl said,
Il think the Queen wants them TO be
married fairly soon, maybe in six
months time, but / am not certain"
The common belief is that the date
of the wedding will be announced in a
few days, and will likely be set for May
or June in Westminster Abbey.
Prince Albert first met Lady Eliza
beth at, children's party given By
Lady Leicester, when Elizabeth was 8
or q years of age, and the prince was a
school boy.
Lady Elizabeth Dowes-Lyon's mar
riage TO an English prince will be far
cry from the days of her forebears,
three of whom fell at Flodden in the
historic encounter between the Scotch
and English. in which thousands Of the
Scottish nobility persisted.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-17
By the Associated Press.

London, Jan. 17.-Everybody in Lon
don from the cockiest Cockney TO the
most altitudinous aristocrats is 100 per
cent agog over the announcement of tho
Duke of YorfS engagement. People
talked of it everywhere, in subways, IN
fife street buses, in their homes and IN
the most gossipy of all places, the ubi'
quitous tea room.
Early conversation, OF course, soon
got TO the point where the remarks
we're prefaced with II see by the pa
pers"-and then plunged boldly into de-
tails.
Here are some of the things regarding
Prince Albert's engagement to Lady
Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon, daughter of the
Earl of Strathmore that one sees in the
papers:
"The Duke of York popped the ques.
ton three times before he succeeded in
getting yes for an answer-the first
time he proposed at a dance after Prin'
cess Mary's wedding; the second, while
golfing last September, and thirdly, last
Sunday, when he was the weekend
guest at the Hertfordshire home of the
Earl.
Perfectly Right, Says Queen.
at is said that after turning down
the proffer, Lady Elizabeth received
a letter from the queen. saying she was
perfectly right not TO marry the Duke
unless she loved him.
perhaps the young duke was sur
prised by being accepted on Sunday. as
he had not brought the engagement ring
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-17
Widespread Health
Campaign Begins Here
Every Woman in Texas Is Asked to Join In Movement
to Lessen Female Suffering Through
Stella Vitae Treatment

found to produce in cases of female
suffering. All druggists are making
special displays and cooperating in
every way to insure distribution of
the preparation to every woman who
desires to try it.
In addition, the Thatcher Labora-
tories, who maintain exclusive super
vision Of the preparation of Stella
Vitae. announce that they have had
published, interesting and valuable
booklets, giving complete details in
connection with Female Diseases
and their proper treatment. These
booklets will be mailed free to any
address upon request.
1t is confidently hoped that women
as a whole viii realize the duty they
owe to themselves and to their loved
ones by obtaining this information
and terrifying themselves against the
ravages of disease with a thorough
knowledge of the symptoms and meth
DDS Of relief.
Women everywhere are urged to
join in this campaign for better health
and advise their friends and neigh
bors who are suffering to go to the
nearest druggist and obtain a supply
of Stella Vitae and make the effort
to obtain the relief that so many
thousands of other women have testi-
fled they have experienced.
Note-Stella Vitae may be obtained
from any druggist and is sold upon a
positive guarantee to bring relief or
the purchase price will be refunded.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-17
CONCERT SINGER SHOT
Italian Names Brother.in.Law as His
Assailant.

st. Louis. Jan. 17-Giuseppe Carollo
30 years old. concert singer, was shot
and killed on the street here last night
the slayer escaping. Police announced
that Carollo in dying statement named
his brother-in-law. Nick Palazzalo, as
his assailGIt. Witnesses said CarollO
and Palazzalo engaged in an alteration
about girl.
Carollo, a tenor. is said TO have come
to t,.c United States about year ago
from Milan, Italy. where he is said TO
have been a member of a wealthy fam
lily, and that he hoped TO become estab-
lished on the concert stage in America.
He appeared at Cleveland and Chicago
and came TO st. Louis a week ago.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-17

vile today is recovering from n fire
late last night which ragged over an area
Of approximately three blocks and
threatened portion of the business
section of the city.
The fire was brought under control
at J o'clock this morning after an en-
tire block had been wiped out.
The fire. originating in a pressing
club, spread quickly TO business houses
and residences. Seven negro and three
white residents were consumed, along
with seven negro business houses. 4
tobacco factory, a warehouse and To-
cal hotel were destroyed.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-17

Such tremendous success has been
achieved by the Stella Vitae treatment
I'm restoring weak, rundown, suffering
'women to the happiness OF normal
health, strength and beauty that a
statewide campaign is to be conducted
with the object of acquainting every
woman in Texas with the dangers in
letting Female Troubles" just run on.
1t is pointed out that heretofore,
entirely too much false pride has ex.
listed in connection with such diseases.
And as a result literally thousands Of
women have gone on suffering in silent
misery and taking the chance of COM
pletely wrecking their health, simply
because they haven't known their trou-
BILE or where to turn for relief.
Fortunately, however, since the
Stella Vitae treatment has proven so
efficient in correcting the troubles pc
culiar to women. the public is now be-
coming so well informed upon this sub
ject that the old idea Of secrecy is
breaking down. 1t is believed that
womankind is at last offered an OPP
portunity of regaining the physical
perfection that was once hers, and duty
to humanity demands that every effort
be made to encourage the use of Stella
Vitae.
Every effort is being made to supply
each home in Texas with complete
information regarding the Stella Vitae
treatment and the effects it has been
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-17
BAL T|MORE HAS
1.-TWO BIC FIRES
| ON SAME NIGHT
Of 1904 Disas-
ter Threatened in
\ Business District.
CHURCH SCHOOL BURNS
|Scientific Apparatus and
| $4,000 Books Saved
4 From Flames.
CHURCH SCHOOL BURNS
Baltimore, Md, Jan. IA repeti,

Baltimore, Md, Jan. IA repeti-
HON of the conflagration of 1904, when
practically the entire downtown section
bf this city was destroyed, was threat
hned by fire early today, when two five
Etory brick buildings in the heart of
HE clothing and warehouse district
xxre destroyed. The loss was estimated
ht approximately 100000, partly COW
Bred by insurance. There we're no cas-
Rialties. The cause of the fire has not
been determined.
The flames had made such Roadway
that six alarms, calling out all avail.
bible apparatus, were sounded. Cold
And ice handicapped the fire fighters.
When it was seen that the two build
Engs could not be saved the firemen con-
|fentrated their efforts on the surround
Ing buildings, mostly warehouses. Slight
Ilamage by smoke and water was re-
ported by the latter owners.
At 3 a. N. the blaze was under con-
trol.
Only the gray granite walls Of Rock
Hill College at Endicott City, suburb.
the last of the notable Howard County
Catholic institutions, remain standing
today, as a result of fire last night
(which destroyed the administration
building and the college dormitory,
|three-story structures. Brother Felician,
president of the institution, estimated
|the loss to the buildings at 100000.
which, he said. was party covered by
Insurance. The cause Of the blaze has
mot been determined.
Brother Felician announced today
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-17

that practically all Of the personal be-
longings Of the student body and faculty
members had been saved. together with
valuable scientific and laboratory equip
ment. He also announced the library,
containing 10000 volumes, collected by
brothers at Rock Hill during the last
60 years. also had been saved.
This was to have been the last term
of Rock Hill at Endicott City as a new
college is now under construction near
Washington.
Fire in North Carolina.
Statesville, n. C., Jan. 17.-States-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-17
NO PLACE TO MEET
EIgn Engages Speaker but Cannot Find
Hall.

Bakersfield. Cal, Jan. 1.-THE Ku
Elux Khan were denied the use of the
Women's Club auditorium here for a
lecture last night by Rev. John C..
Moore of Pine Bluff, Ark, following a
conference between officials of the
WOman's Club and x. II. Harden and
W. Il. Moody, members of the khan,
who arranged to have Mr.. Moore deliver
a lecture here in defense of the organ
ization.
Efforts TO have the lecturer speak in
other halls Of the city this evening were
without avail.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-17
STORM HELPS CROPS
Gale in Hawaiian Islands Does Dam.
age, But More Good.
By the Associated Press.

Honolulu, Jan. 1.-THE storm which
ragged in the Hawaiian Islands Sunday
and Monday did thousands of dollars
of damage throughout the island, &C.
cording to advices received here, but it
is worth a million dollars day TO the
crops, planters said.
Only one life, that of a Japanese
woman in Honolulu, is known TO have
been lost, but buildings and wharyeS
suffered heavily, while telephone and
telegraph lines and street car SER
vice were crippled.
The wind and sea have subsidized to
such an extent that the Inter-Island
Navigation Company has announced
resumption of its sNing, suspended
during the height of the gale.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-17
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
"a huge tableful of under garments!

In the lot are womens boomers made of
sateen or witchery crepe in white flesh; knicker
chemise made of striped wolfe or nainsook in flesh
big group of night gowns and ''teddies" of many
styles-an odd lot of garments left from the JAN
uary White Sale, some of them selling previously
at many times 81. Any garment on the table Thurs
day for 81.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-17
Even Cross, Feverish, Sick Children Love its Taste
and it Never Fails to Empty Little Bowels

A teaspoonful of California Fig
Syrup" now will quickly start liver
and bowel action and in few hours
you have a well. playful child again.
Mothers can rest aesy after giving
'-csfifornia Fig Syrup" because it
never fails to work the sour bile and
constipatino poison right out of the
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-17
Children's Undertakings

Outing flannel "Sleepers,"
sizes 8 to IA years
Children's medium weight
vest and pants, regularly soc
garment, 8 for
FOR INFANTS
Infants white dropstitch
ribbed hose, sizes Az to 612.
Thursday, 8 pair for
SOC COMO" rubber cloth
baby pants, white only, for
Thursday, 3 for
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-17

little stomach and bowels without
cramping or Overacting.
Tell your druggist you want only the
genuine California Fig Syrup" which
has directions for babies and children
of all ages printed en- bottle. Mother,
you must say California" Refuse any
imitation.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-01-17

n penny Sdgcd is t1ro pence clear" =
FRANKLIN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-16
DEMOCRATS TO
HEAR LEADERS
State Chairman One OF
Saturdays Speakers

Clarence u. Martin, OF Cheney,
chairman OF tho democratic state
committed, Senator George II. Chris.
tenuen. OF Stevenson, democratic mn.
tionh committeeman for the state OF
Washington, and n. ID. Merritt. OF
Spokane. executive aeorctary OF the
state organization. win BIO honor
guests and principal speakers at tho
weekly meeting OF the King County
Democratic club at Dartnaii'H cnfc.
torla Saturday noon. which has been
designated state organization day"
Prominent democrats from West.
crn Washington are expected 20 be
present 10 greet Chairman Martin.
who Is making HIS first official Wait
10 Seattle since his election as head
OF tho state organization.
A large delegation OF the King
County Democratic club drove over
20 Tacoma Friday morning TO attend
the meeting OF tho Pierce County
Democratic club, at which Seattle
democrats arc 10 he guests OF honor.
Mayor Brown. Judge stephen j.
Chadwick. President George 10. Ryan.
l.. II. sohwellenbaeh and Robert u.
Oldham arc on tho speaking pro
gram. while Ruth Osborne Boyer.
popular harplst. OF Seattle. viii fen
turo tho musical program. Twenty
members of the womon's Democratic
Glib and womsn's Wilson league nc.
eompanied the King County Demo,
cratic club delegation on tho auto
trip 60 Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-16

Preserved Figs, large jar. ;. .35c
Bakers Cocoa, W h., 21c; ID. .41c
Bakers Premium Chocolate,
"a Id. Zoe
Pure Bulk Cocoa, 2 lbs... .15c
s lbs. ................ .33c
Eagle Sweet Chocolate, ID. cakes 20c
Dot Sweet Chocolate, u h.. :. PIE
Quick Quaker Oats. 13c and 29c
Post Bran Flakes, pkg. ...... .13c
Cream of Wheat, pkg. .19c
Kingford's Starch, Corn or
Gloss, pkg. ...............1 lie
Limit Starch, pkgs.. ...... .25c
Del Monte Pumpkin, Is, for. .25c
21as, TIC, 2 for. ...........3 Bic
Fancy Eastern Pumpkin, rs. lie
3s .22c
Green Lima Beans, No. 2 cans. .1Sc
Tor DOC
Golden Bantam Corn, New
York, can ..........>. .Z3c
Peas. ..........15c, 23c and zoe
Green Beans. .121ac and 24c
Wax Beans, whole. zoe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-16
Demonstrate New
Stump Explosive

A demonstration OF sodatol. the
now explosive for stump blowing.
was held at Lacey Thursday under
the direction Of George II, Boyd. ex.
ploHlvo engineer OF the Y. 8. depart.
ment of agriculture. Governor Hart
and a number Of farmers were pres.
eut.
The explosive Is stronger than
dynamite and Is a mixture OF r. n. T.
and sodium nitrate and much cheap.
er than any OF the commercial eI.
plodvcs. II costs but $3.50 per 100
pounds (. o. b. Du Pont. Wash. The
explosive Is being sold direct by the
government at cost plus frelghtage.
Information as TO how II may DO oh.
tanned Is available at the office OF the
county agent In tho county.city build.
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-16
He AnsUers
Big Riddle
Solves Electricity;
Gets $4,000
ny HAROLD r.. swIsuER

Aunitrd Press Stair CorrsspbndenD
PASADENA. Cal. Nov. is.--gincs
tho day BENJAMIN Franklin pulled
down his kite string. an electric
spark from tho aklos. tho world has
sought tho answer 10 tho riddle Of
What y electricity 70
For answering tho riddle. Or. poA>
crt A. Aiillikan. chairman % tho OK.
ccutive council Of the California In.
stituio OF Technology here. has boon
awarded tho Nobel priKo OF $40. 900
for the greatest contribution 10
physical science IN 1898.
Electricity, he has established. II
an atomic force"--a force composed
% minute units called elcrtrunA.
II derives It's energy from tho nc.
tlvities OF these tiny particles.
DIR. AIiliikan Isolated and meas.
urcd them IN his laboratory here
becoming tho first man 10 800 tho
raw material" Of which electricity
IN made.
1t n easier. ! think. 60 win tho
prize than 10 tell how I did H." Or.
Millikan declared. and tho inter
viewer agreed.
II presume the prize was awarded
for my work In lsoiaiing and msan-
uring tho primordlal electrical. quito
commonly known as tho eloc,rou.
This constitutes and direct and con.
vincing proof Of the atomic character
OF the force we call electricity.
1T furnishes unnnblEious cvi.
denee that all electrical charges arc
aggregates % such discrcto electrical
particles and all electrical currents
movements Of such dlscrcts particles
over or thru conductors"
Which. reduced 10 laymnn'B Eng.
ilsh. means that electricity n a def.
nlto thing bull, Of many tiny pieces:
that when enough OF these units arc
concentrated In ono place they result
In an electrical charge such as In
the storage battery Of an AUTOMOBILES.
and that tho movements or vibra-
tons % these units give electricity
it's energy. and their fiow over n
wire or thru the atmosphere irons
IAN electrical current.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-16
Plan Amendment for
Zoning Ordinance

An amendment 10 the zoning ordi.
nance permitting tho construction OF
hlllboaris In tho restricted first
Eoning district In being prepared by
Deputy Corporation Counsel Walter
II. Beala nj the request Of Y. l.
Gaines. executive secretary OF the
coming commission. The amendment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-16

Edlnburgh--B Bring yopr pwfi cats
and drinks. That's mo cantnm AZ
tho fashionable ''paupSr hei<Ybelng
given at this season rifport North.
ern Scotland. Frequrut elfps,s In.
cludo Prince Henry. rt5rQ George
and others OF the royalty and no.
hllity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-16

Cornish school and Morgan Padel'
ford. Only ono set ls needcdi Il Is
tho managers room behind circus
ring. into which thu characters come
and go.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-16

Rood: a gentleman. Joe Grecnlsaf:
Baron Regnard. Philip Roche; Jack.
son. Ralph Medley; Es,elle. Babctte
plechner. Angelica. Eleanor oatrom.
a sword dancer. Aristotle Mcdonald.
a snake charmer. ophelia Burria:
Thomas. William Kimball: Henry,
Ben johnson: bareback rider. Van
Ring: usher. Charles Crouch: orches-
tra conductor. Albert ottenheImer;
walter. Dick shaw.
A miniature stage for the play viii
be designed by y. w. James OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-16
PICK ACTORS
FOR ~" PLAY

Characters for the University OF
Washington play. He Who Gets
Slapped" to be given in Meany hall
December 4. were announced Friday
by director Albert Lovejoy as FOL.
lows: Consuello. Ruth Height; Man.
cine. DIT. Blake: He" Albert Love.
Joy; Briquet. Salem Nourse; zlnlda.
Gertrude Dofson. Bezano. Sidney
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-16

Log Cabin Syrup. Pee, 400, 95c
New Crop White Figs, fancy
grade, 2 lbs. ............ 35c
New Crop Black Figs
Fancy grade, 2 lbs. ......... 30c
Choice grade. z lbs, ......... 29c
Package Figs. Sc and DC; 8 for 25c
Flour, 49-lb. bags, Fishers. $1.S5
Rex and SperTy's. S1.SO
Milk, Federal or Coop, 2 for. 19c
Bordens or Carnation, can. Zoe
Dromedary Dates, pkg. $3.50. .22c
Golden Dates, bulk, 2 lbs. -. .25c
Raisins, Sun-Maid, Seeded or
Seedless, pkg. 12c; for. .35c
Currants, pound package. -. .25c
Candied Peels, finest quality
Lemon and Orange, h.. -. .33c
Citron, Id. ................ 5Sc
Florida Grape Fruit, No. 2 cans. zoe
Tor ................ ooc
Mrs. Phelps Home Made" Jellies,
all varieties, glass. ......... .25e
Dunham's Cocoanut " lb..... .24e
round .................. hog
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-16
A Ia o,FErEkiA

viii como before the council public
safety committee next Monday.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-11-29
HOLLY'S INDUSTRIAL SUCCESS

Lam is fertile is ado
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of
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hd OBJ elbow chants
s more d Minr Advertise
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and industry setting apeson q example
The Holly chieftain., 1923-11-29
HOLLY PRODUCE COMPANY
Poultry bones and furs Highest
paid at all times

!920 leaving five children. Mr..
Swafisrd was married again in 1922
to Mrs. Lavenia Miller. Mr.. Swat
ford has plotted and sold two ad.
litions to the town of Holly.
The Holly Produce Company
handles all kinds of poultry, cream
and eggs, always paying tn etop
price. They are always ready and
willing to give you the latest quo
tations and those wishing to mar,
ket their produce to the best ad-
vantage will do well to get in
touch with this well known house
Since writing the above. Mr.
Swafford has sold his Produce
House to Ray Rainey who is now
in possession.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-11-29

Five years ago X. W. Afford came
here with his wife and daughter
from Missouri and settled at Rocky
Ford from whence two years later
he moved to Holly and established
the Cash Market and Grocery next
to the Chieftain office. Recently lie
moved his business to more com
modious quarters on the west side
of north Main Street. With the re-
moval came an expansion in busl-
ness and large and more varied
stock. Chief in the new equipment
is fine sanitary refrigerator dis
play case, insuring clean, fresh
and attractive meat display.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-11-29
M. S. DAVIS REPAIR
SH OP
Sheet metal work. Gasoline en-
gines repaired tools sharpened and
general repair work Of all kinds

This shop was established Feb.
1922 in the rear of the Holly Bar
gain Store and moved to its pre-
sent location in April of the same
year. Mr.. Davis has owned the shop
from the first, though at first he
was associated with his brother.
His old home was Trinidad. From
there he entered the navy and
served four months during 1921.
After his discharge he took up a
homestead south of town and
finally entered into business. He
still lives on his homestead. Be
fore opening his present shop he
was employed at the Electric light
plant. He has wife and three
children and is a member OF the
Christian church. He is a Modern
Woodman and a Pythian Knight.
Mr. Davis is a very busy man for
his work is growing in favor daily.
He is afraid to advertise for fear
he will have more on his hands
than he can do. Ii one asks, where
can I get this repaired?" the
answer Is invariably. See Davis. :
He is handy man, expert, court,
eous and fair in his prices,
The Holly chieftain., 1923-11-29
Holly Alfalfa Products
Company
W. s. PARTRIDGE, Pres.

The Holly Mill grinds and mar
kets alfalfa for this part OF the
country 1t is one OF large num-
ber of mills OF which southeast
Colorado is famous The irrigated
lands of this section seem special
ly adapted to this crop and there
are three or four cuttings.
The Holly Mill always pays the
top price and always gives the far
ner fair treatment. 1t turns over
upwards of 5000 tons annually.
This year 10000 tons are ex-
pected. The prices range from $40
to $12 per ton. During the season
for grinding 5000 day are put into
circulation among the farmers and
about 80 men are employed. 1t is
Holly's biggest industry. The mill
also grinds the farmers grain at
five cents per bushel.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-11-29

j. T. Saunders and Son, Ilnple-
ment dealers, is the largest strict
ly implement dealers in southeast
Colorado. Their offices and ware
houses cover nearly quarter Of
a block on Cheynne street. The
carry full line of machinery anf
machinery parts for the farm anG
reach territory seventy miles to
the south and sixty miles nOrtl
So acceptably has this firm served
the farmers that they have wen the
good will and patronage of thoG
sands of farmers in thi big ter
ritory
The business was established 8
years ago by j. T.. Saunders and
Son who came here from Ovid, Co,
dorado, whore they were engaged
in the same business, j. Il. Saund-