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THREE CLUBS TO
QUIT THE LEAGUE
Imlianapoli*, Louisville and r<>-
l«-do Plan To Join With
The Internationals
LOtnaVtlXE. K>.. Nov. 14 -Own
#>r* of the bapeb* I etoba In '*•
American asaociatlon met here ye
n-day afternoon and after a brief
adjourned until Wedneadio
*o await action of th* National A 1
venation of l*rofwKmal Ha .ball
I’bhj* whlrh will meet on Tuesday.
James C. McGill. president of »h*
lianapolJ* dub. nuggeated *h.c' •«
ar league be formed, but no a ' lon
fuk«n on the nnggrrHon. IT. -*■
H». key. of the . rO. al ( )lt. '
'alk of lndlanapol Ton «i<>
.u.:vilJ.* club.i wiihdta wit *. an :
.inlna with certain of th* c :ub. j in
he Internationa! I»•««;«" "' h ,fl *
idea of forming a third major !*-**»
\ a* losing force, and h* predlc *•'•
hat the association would open th*
’ 'V' reason intad It believ* !
■\r> three clubs named will t*K>
boir light to the National asVocu
‘lon.
Several of the magnates * -*pr* •’<!
11 emselves as being in favor
•cas>on of 14 ft gano* in '-ad of i. r -4
•ut no definite action w taken cn
> eubj«ct.
BLGOBEDHORSES
ARE SOLD GHEAP
Belie Meade Stud and Other
Thorobreds Find Poor
Market
LRINGTON, Ky.. Nov 13 The
disposal sale of the Pclle Meade*
i-tud thorobreds and other thoro
l-reds from Tennessee, which was
held in Tattersalls yesterday, failed
to conic up to the expectations o'
Messrs. Walter O. Farmer, George
M Hendrle. the estate ot E. »
Gardner, and also Messrs W L
Powers and Stewart Hunter, of the
Powers Hunter company, under
whose auspices the sale was con
ducted.
Twenty-three of the 104 head that
were offered w-ere paused out of the
ring without a bid. It was stated
that the 13 knocked down to W
Porter are retained by their con
signors. For the 79 which pas-ed
under the hamme'- an aggregate of
$2'.,027* wa« obtained, an average
of $304. They were individuals of
the better class, but there »a* ab
f olutely no market for old mare*
and unlikely weanling*
The top price was $.',125 for lb**
Trap Reck-My Bessie weanling
colt. John K. M idden ar.d Rod*
Latlll bought him iu partner:hip
W. B. Miller «cot Sweet Story (hair
• Ist or to Balvidoref for $1,700, and
(,'olonlal (dam of HesMan and Mary
t'avls) for $1,600.
"HITMAN IS NOT
AGAINST BOXING
BUFFALO, N. Y., Nov. 14—Gov.
VTiltman, who was in Buffalo last
right, declared that he was not op
posed to boving bouts in legitimate
clubs in New York and would not
prevent them being held when the*
are conducted by responsible club*
end for the members ot the clubs
This statement ha;, given fan* of
the boxing game new hope that box
ing may be revived in this state
°ACKEY AND MIKE
TO FIGHT AGAIN
Paekey McFarland and Mike (lib
b ins are going to meet '.gain *n the
ring. They will face each other in
: id round bout In Who, T«*x.. on
T hankspivlng day. The money r*-
f“1 ved will be turned over to the
-oldlore' athletic funds of Camp Mc-
Arthur and Fort Riley, where the
two star pugilists are boxing instruc
i m,
:COTT NEARING
UNDER ARREST
’ "lice Raid Secret Pacifist
Meeting He < onducted In
Duluth Suburb
'T" T *T , f. Nov IJ. «s"ott
K'-Hrinc, eh»lrtnnn *»f th*- < m miv
litTorwracy nnu i J enc**' was Hr
*»il laid night wbi!*- conducting
* -trot notion of the council in a
ilmn hall her*. Nearing; and two
bin companion* are rharg* 1 with
•• * rug seditious atatement*.
r iik i* held* without bail IT*
he turned over to federal »u
--. <unities.
* WD OPERA IS
MADE PATRIOTIC!
NEW YORK. Nov. 13.—Patriots
• P n 1 <*ti*'r t v m full '»•■*-. n
'< w York today. \ star spnr>g!*»d
t ttch waa lent Aida at iii» on* olng
i* 'he Metropolitan opera bon:***
w"n Caruao led in *lng*ng th nt
sal anth*-tn. The occupant* of th<-
e-iond hnraeahoe stood up and
i.eorvd.
CHICAGO, Nov. 13.—The Chicago
rrand opera aaMMiii wa* opened laid
did with the “Star Spangled Ban
• 1 t” leii by Mias Rosa Raisa, prlma
tuna in Maacagni's "leaheau.**
The Illinois State federation of
' Ywnsn'a Clubs is to he entertained
n annual convention at Chicago d>ir- 1
y ov the threejjays beginning today.
tbs Mlseis**ipp| river commiralon
laid* its fall session today at St
onia. preliminary to beginning its
tnnual trip of inspection of the
MiaafMlppl river from St. I>otiis to
Vew Orleans.
i»tn'n cm* kln4—fknt
■ r*ftk« —Time** Jek !)fp(—Nil* 4Uk
COMEDIES OF CAMP CCSTER
<*>• 'TT^^fer'
j i' j. '' v
i s?3S
MkL Ijpg
D ujl. _
-so 1 : We maintain a -secret service .department." DO WL"
Don’t Worry, Good People;
All This Talk About Salt
Famine is Just Buncombe
There is quite as much salt in ’he j
sea and in the earth as ev*r before,
according to big dealers, notv/af :
standing rumors that have spread j
all over the country that the >up; !•' j
was becoming exhausted rapidly
The salt scare has been a serious
one. Many believe, and with aom*
truth, that life cannot be long con
llnued without salt. The expression
ages old, "as necessary as the -a.t
of the earth." seemed to exp-re--
ths extreme “umin't of n**c*--sit-
Consequently when jt became
whispered about that the -ai was
petering ou’ provtd*nt hous* w r
began to take alarm. At once there
was a salt run on the grocery store*
with the result that they were »<>on
sold out. Other customers, finding
no salt in the grocery s'ore, v.ere
certain that the famine was already
on the land
This rumor has spread from const
to coast, with the result that .. »r
CHARTER VOTE
NEXT FALL IS
PROSPECT NOW
The election commission met Mon
day afternoon and certifl* 1 jthat the
various amendments to th* charter
hal passed uith an exception of that
rrovidinr for a bond -su< for a n<-»
Belle Isle !.r:< v The comm Jr - lon
decided 'hat this propos'd amend
ment wa* defeated boo (us" it did
not get a three-fifths vote The rom-
I mission dao cnr’4ft* , tr th* *»• tion
of the nine members of ihe charter
• '•ev.sicn cotnmis*ion Corporation
I Counsel Idnaeman did not fib a rul
■ lng on the bridge amendment, but
, said he ‘would do so on Tuesdav.
Meanwhile h* signed the certificate
with th** oth»r members of the com
j mission, indicating what his formal 1
! opinion e on id be
It is believed that the charter com- !
mission will have th** r« vised char !
ter ready for submission n*-*t fall 1
Th«re has been agitation in favor ;
rylng to adopt the n* charter
.n a »pecinl «pnng *-lo< tion. but as )♦ i
must be file*! with th** city cleric 90 j
days before it can be voted upon
th* re is no chare*- of voting on It j
until fail.
"Our social problems i*rder war
conditions" i« to b*- * -.e general
them* of th* Soo’h < arolina State!
Confer*-nc*' of <hur;ti*- and Correc j
tions, meeting in annual *«••* ion »<>
day at Aiken.
I'rlullßf—lk* plain next k)n*t—that
|a rlakt—Times J#>W ll*p* —Muln IS2C* j
sac has been sold in *h<
days than in the p.---«>-dsiu
laonths for household i- .rp-
I r-i'pe *hi« abtM.nna! deni'iDu f* ;
!rh na* b* • r no n> •> ■ :i , " *
i and there will not be. .wording •<
I Many house ioMh h ii. a.
i ready laid in enoug: salt to season
their e-;jr« and potn'oe- fur a y>
or r or**, -o *h. a- o* • xp*
•lump in the (Tre table varieties
I David p. Cady, vo *-?:< *.d. ;.; of Li **
■ A Cadv wholesale grocers on i U-ge
(desleri in -ai*. declare* tiiere m no
rea«on for rhi - ire and h-' Cannot
arc unt for such a rumor being
*pread
Bee,ms • ,\f f\ lack cf fr* gh* c?r
rnd -low i ransport*t|on of .1! v *'rti
J of commodities wholesaler* #*'■■ -alt,
•;<*• o*ner staph-s. is slow in comiiis
in. bur they insist tl:> >• is enough
salt in Tvt-oit now to r-r s serve th» i
whole population und thnt mote i.-
coming all th** T int*c so that salt ;
ore thing not_to worry about
LARNED BOOSTS
VICTORY LOAN TO
WINDSOR PEOPLE
Allies to thr last initn th**
dollar,'* Abner E lArned told a gath-
I Windsor armor.M**nd - -i> night
Mr Earned *\a* *-p> filing .nd*-t th*
j r.uapice-t •of th* iy.s -*x <'tiun’v V*.
j tory Loan committee
Il n predh ted a concer » est r*
rer year br* • •• ■' >*"h' *;* • a:»v
j defenses, and anv*- h* art to *!** t'
J radians hy as>*>rting that the A' ;* -
j mu«t not bed and it the Ku«
sian situation or ill** defeats of ’he
j Italian arnii* 1 *
Mr. Earned'-* speech w :<s pir* r>f
! 'he opening dav -■ program in 'he
[campaign *o r* i ■>» *2 «*f*o.*">n towards
I Canada s ha Mvlifior Vi* torv l«*an in
Essex county. Every indication wa*
given tha' the m<*rk would b* i vpr
• hot. Mor* tban s}',(*'"* was uh
scribed Monday bj jjersor.s who vis
i*ed headiuar*ers unsolicited.
The National T-*t as-o<iH' ion.
which aims to pron ou* th«* active
and intelligent discussion of th* |
pressing question* connert*d wfth
the lew and collection of federal..
«t*fe nn*l local '»xe«, me**, at At
lanta today for Ps eleventh annual
confer* nee.
Th* arnual meeting <>f ’he g«-n \
♦ jut* fnee**. at Paducah *o*lay for a
thr*e.da> session.
THE WAR WILL STOP DETROIT WILL NOT
Bui Id-Repair Borrow-Lend
Buy Sell Venture-Trust
MORE THAN USUAL
United Fuel & Supply (o.
DETROIT TIMES
50 CENT SPUDS
ARE ADVOCATED
i ( ’ 1 "'' "
I*rice of $1.40 IVr Bushel Much
Tih> Hiifh, Sa>* Vrmour
Grain Cos.
OHB"*AGO. N'o\ 1' The Armour
*>«»p company today declared that
'h. :.*duc‘ton of .. to
>’ a bushel wd| prevent fullv 100.-
b».shelf, of i!ie nr w erop from
•iru. or being fed to livestock
*n-*.:i.'.'iA rulii t"i;. them at
I' i t‘U-liel nearly .lii of the ini
11 'i> troj. w aild b* consumed.
sin; a great saving in wheat and
*th*r :.o<kl-. on which the govern
• - r.* ■* economizing." declared a
'a;. ::* n* b> th* Armour concern
*• ;t • .i‘-timers are pavirg around
II I .* b'ishel and are. therefore,
„usmg ’hem \<*ry sparingly. The
government estimate.! tiie potato
r. : .)•* arm- at t 4..io rt i ''i“ bus*'.*ls
. hsn las' iiar and that, added
big ’war garden’ "rap makes
i very ~* , .* r ge amount over las* year's
Th.* food administration has an I
:..*tip--.*d .V. aPi "intnierit of oanmpl
t v.nevuv of w scon*in. as "potato 1
<-» >r for 'his ~.‘C* ,n He win tn
pe, • »»\ ««rv ear 'ha' is unloaded to ,
■ fir •
f r > naumptton are l. ft ir. it.
JIOLYBENDI^I
WIN W \R,
SAYS ENGINEER
(’iHGAt'O. Nov l? Molybdenum
T ’ • ’* . htr •* ill wm the war. ao
'rite •-< Mu* TV A Mench. i •
; rung t ngir. . r fr ».u San Piegp,
who wm* enrout* to Washington
•<’. v to conf*r with the government
wa*- btiai and abot>’ "moly "
H • * nd :i la*a-*
antit.es -i 'h far northwest and
<1 cv< 1 ’ ip. and 11 p _ ove more effe*
•** n- :: u.’.bna. gun-r.iaking. and
■ airships j*r, I anbtr.v'ines *han our
f.! es* steel,” -ai! Mench
i> w. 1 cost !*-s» weigh less and
, more efficient.
JAC KIE VICTIM
OF BADGER GAME
CHICAGO. 13. The police
” * rk r.v on the theory today
:h t Jam* ; !’ rk r, murdered Jackie
'r T . '■ (>- .* Lak.s n • val trnin
ng station, vis the victim of th*
>»d * b-.,1 g**r g.am® ”
;h* b«l >v« wgs lured to
•' id.'n. *here his T»odv »a«
• ;? i- ,nt !alter, an ‘outraa-d
j . ■" *pi • r»-d and demand* and
tr • Or. F’* •. r'« refusal, a fight
a:t*-.! ml rfcr jnckit* was beaten
*i> dea'h
Th dv < 7 Becker has been sent
to >t. lapi:*-. w re his parent* r*-
N* * ir ; N .1 today w*;■ e : e< tr
f.rst officials finder the recent’y
adopiect comm.- ion plan of e.n
j ernment.
Spend the Winter v.
in the South!
Why endure the discomforts of a Northern
winter when only a few hours separate
you from the sunshine and the delightful
climate of the South?
Winter Tourist Tickets
ON SALE DAILY
no
Southern Railway System
Aah«*ville, N. C.
ChArleaton. S.C.
Daytona, Fla.
Havana, Cuba
Ft. Myers, Fla.
Jackaonvllle, Fla.
Miami, Fla.
* nf l '.her Southern Recorti.
Libmral *.»» »*«*»; return limit.
For fare*. bo*>k!e*» and • *ep
ir ■ ( a-- »
your Local T<c ket Agent or
add; rv
MARRY J. NEW
DiateVct P ■ wen far A*«nt
9 Fart St. W aa* Dateac MvrK.
Taia*La«a Ma*a MS 7
TTTTmTi
I*— I
( l '•#?* Mic twcope
On Nation’s I ihhl
jtw»
D'R T’HOS*. CJ-WVLI-
Ilr. Hull pnla (»<wi under (Iff min
nlf < Inn 4lf< • * not It I* skori.
••r t»> make iKr aup|'!> l»»K MiU'r.
hwl hri'miar hr la ■ f.M*«l at initial
Hr *. Ml pl.’itt an at illm’l thr rah; la if*
Ihr (»!•<) -ailmlnthf rhtton »»11l dlapll?
In nil part« of Ihr rhinlr*
ISKKF W VS SPOILED
SO SHE RO VSTS
FRIEND HUSBAND
nil" V - ’ N> l v t* Mrs Tho:r:a
fifl J U'.fl ■
i ■ ; I J .la. .<■•• k •• wv :
| Ii J '.i .- •• Oril* • u I •' •DIM ® T
li' \ w .«a • a.»r <1 fat .ily’s upkeep.
Westaway F.jnera , Wednesday
| <irea> W .'m and linnd TA NARUS::
I 1 ... .Jit■: Sunday will he held V’
\ *D»rnoon and hnfmi ts ( ||
■n : - —< * niV(» ’>• \::'.h» rv !■
i .v*-«t,iw »v w.,« born tn Sandw
! m is-.::. Hr -.perm'ended the *
! air. • of »h»- first car f*-rri»
I th« I tri.'.t ; iv»»r and wa» 11** t
nr;.nd‘-r of the Great We
|,i.r h- w. - p i in t hart*
| «• n boat* in the Grand Tru
TO
Ormond, Fla.
Palm Beach, Fla.
.Savannah,- Gn.
St. Pateraburg, Fla.
St. Augciatine, Fla.
Tampa, Fla.
New Orleans, I~a.
SOUTHERN
RAILWAY
SYSTEM
\V. 11. MoINTKK.
RICH ARTIST. IS
TAKKN BY DEATH
William H Mcln»i*«', one of the
leading e virulent a of the Hougeregu
-i H.*'> ■' v •' vv * < known A- file
’ trrH*i\<* arust.” died. Monday. In
Harper hospital, follow inar a long
period of tllne*' M.- war said to
have «n annual income of s»;■>.mut
from hi* work*
Horn in \lnu>nt M <h ut HM. he
went abroad > .re .tgo. ll**
.' 1
* w v tvr •n ’
'
returned to \n «r •« three yea*-*
a o »■ ' • *: tat h* .! h*.- rt Mdenc»* In
\ev Y ‘ < v
V.tr. a* ►; nr K . time between
I ,nd ** and r r - Mr '!«*'*«*• mar
! * ’ Mr*
'am* ' It N • it! V|. i Winona ave .
Hi. ,nd H Fo; Ho last two
, #n . » .h. *nt hi* * m between
!*etroit and New > ork, and in the
-ouih n cup* rat ins 1* in'fanl h\
h,’ ( r,n - .*'hii b»> never recovered
otufde* * ’y from the shock of hls
w ife « death in i:»U.
■||. »*n of Tro; and ‘'He* M> a
d'uue* ” ‘wo of hi* heat known
pa ntini* wr. ac* **.d t the
• * sai >n i*' ' }i!> v * itn
portant w - Trur-it op ‘ 1* now
>n exhibition In tb* Grand I’eoiral
i* . , tr t »p 1: hi* in V. w York
n*. fiir. .< w ill be id Wed It • *
dav af'erm from H . residence of
1 ir*. * U Mel It MtrlH mil Park and
**rv 1r • -A ;i 'eld n Hamdron
chape! Alexandrine an l Gass ave*
Boy Shoots But er
lioSTON No\ \‘2 H* nrv S« irtr
i*., was arraigned in ’hr juvenile
. ■ . ' f *l'<*
**• ..i :jr r ■ S.t * •
Nanai butler in 'h* honv of Mrs
Mabel Hunt Sia’m tn Mrookiyn He
wa* held md.r S.o" ml* fo.r
Strictly a Savings Bank
The assets of this Bank consist wholly of I \ S. and
municipal bonds, real estate morterag-es and cash
on hand and in banks. In choosing a bank for
your savings, why not consider the character of
the resources which would protect your deposits?
THE UNITED SAVINGS BANK
OF DETROIT
204-206 Griswold Street
Ws
Op*n Monday Evening* 6 to 8 o’clock. Get Our Booklet Banking By Mali.
Don’t Fail To Buy a Liberty Bond
On Our Weekly Payment Plan.
PHO|M>* % 1,1 Lull n HM'IIIN*.
M M THII %1. I.m mil M
''*• ;* 1•* ! |> r p■*a I • lw •• ■ ■, v la I
.u „ . i,t tha H nrd of fourty Au*
1 Iti• r•! until M'»n*'*v N v I<*. 1 !»'i 7 at
> : rk, at wh • ?'» t‘iry t» ;| be
.{■.on'-'I f r turn > Inir <l*l A '-‘lv* • n<t
lighting panda (•<i tha <‘ounty Itutld*
- g i ■ f- '' •
~f♦ 7 10-22 V-<H 3 Wire Mn u* 2W<ra
Bran ’ • *, fum'd mi'n •»if at »ha
Not tom Poubi* I* >i» I* ! «)• *<*it»'h«-a
■, ’ ntnp'il f ' p’ u g !n 'ho hranchaa.
Panels « > nr<»' * i>r» and aqufn
• \ *c V /< ■" %-urthe: ‘ yj*
H , ~, r ,„ s 1,,. >.«-ive<l upon \j.i>i
r, at I*l. n- art: f • nntv Audit
•a Tha p.iard f r.njnty And'' r*
*• O - r'gh’ ' v * » anv and
: ,H htd* IT a rn of C mty Auditor*.
»■ <• a* A Ruhrar. x*-r.t»ry.
I. P. NORTON
1467 Grand Phone Grand 5968
I own and conduct the largest Undertaking Establishment in
Detroit and can save you more than half the high cost of a
funeral.
S3(T A Beautiful Casket S3O
This is the best broadcloth Casket ever sold in this or any
other city—and never sold for less than $75. Our price is S3O.
We have Caskets in the costliest woods, such as Mahogany,
Circassian Walnut, Oak, etc., the finest cloths, Silk, Plush, and
Metal cases at corresponding low prices.
Use of our beautiful new Funeral Church FREE TO
PATRONS.
I am as near you as your Telephone—
I D MADTAKI INDEPENDENT
I. r. nlUfl I UH, undertaker
761 Michigan Avenue
TUESDAY*. NOVEMBER 13. 1917.’
Grocers' Price War
Proves Great Boon
To the Housewives
IFiUsew ive* residing lit th»* vU ln
-* nf Grand jjuer and Qiilnry-atiM ,
have areat faith In the potency of
i competition, particularly when It
j break* out In two un>cery More*.
a* If did Saturday nl*ht opposite
I the car loop on Grand Kivrruxe
1 nd* r the oonniant hammering of
price*, eg*;* and butter dropped cent
l !*> cent until >.»ld for .in cen' •
per dozen and butter nt !tn cent* a
po'tnd
i’.ach proprietor, armed with pain'
ttid hruah. **tood b* for»v hi* reaper
i .«* ‘.tut *• window and rubbed out
ud p:iin*ed on new fiaure* It wa*
• n M'joyiible and profitable evening
| .or the neighborhood
litre* and loiter *taried to d*
cline from 40 cent* Each man wa>
making h bid for the Saiur<la> night
ir.ol* rhe war started when on*
proprietor discovered the other had
'Heed a c*nt from the price of egg .
So he took up hi* brush and
*•• a: k**d hoi *1 in. ; *j t . r w\A nii
* ceji - The other promptly r-
I duced hi* price* to its « **n*.'* And
*0 It w.>rk**l all evening K\* r>
few minute* there war a change of
figure* Word spread thru tb*
neighborhood of the rap «11 y Hiding
prices and hous* wlve» r»--ponded to
! 'he r »l!
I loth *tore* (p(j a thru ing hi**
ties | itt.*r w - houg'n in ••\.ra!
IKiitnd «iunntities and or. to th<
tVat*• How much lower the price.
in CRH mol I I I tM ’O to HIM 1 u I I I K\l t
THE DITHESS OF DETROIT
_ UII O dyeing
Murk, t ‘ : 4 % &•<! af and Oiir tn In*
III 1 CLEANING CO.—
B F 17-19 HORTON WOODWARD——>
ProitnMU Tor Enrnl<hlni W irr
liM«r<l» at lha < iiwnl) Jitll
a I a«l u ;>• .aI « \* ill to* i»c*|vnl
Audit- r* until M< nda.v V >v I*,
h n.fic At wb'f h Uiajr x .1^
, r ..panad, f r '•* T’. .»,!>.* d-iivrrißff
*n<l rr*! ting In placa Jfi t*ira guard*
v* 11 , «Rt> :, fr• i‘ • ma■ I» ■ * ♦
nianh N II *taa( cloth, and «1«> 7
u ,aid« ♦ ma»n V.i !2 wi-«* rl ith w>(h
wngla !r«n frame for *h»
Ain! ah nt tha inun'y fail. a <'«>rd
tnjt m lha n* on flla in tha
»ffi .• of tha Hoard of courtiv Audit
r. Tha n‘a»j»uram»nt' are to !>•
fahar m * fha «' •mi ■ • 'nil ar I the
pri'-a. t-. oo\rr F’arkara Huai Proof
it and final t'Aitit ne *f fha guard* ’*t»h
■ i •> i' t f grapntta j-aln’ and all 'a
Imr 'n I'onna. *u<n (h»r»»ltli Tha
fl- ard of ■ ii'irtlv A 'dlt-r. r nrf **
ih* 1 ?l i t ' rajc- t any and all Md"
Ri «rd f County Auditor.*, hy 1 ha*.
A Muhrar, Ha<-ratary.
would have golte I* probh mat Ual
for when the IlkMll level whi
atritck, both store* were cleaned «•
both commodities
The neighborhood la waiting foi
ne\t Saturdav night with the expo.:
of gnother price war.
The l’nlted Iktughter of the Ton
feder.tcv today opens it* l Went)
fourth general convention at Chat
tanoosH.
Let a Real Ho»t Escort
You to California
You will find tt a refreshing exp#-
rlenee to tour through the West to Cfil-
Ifornia n* a ni*mt><*i of one of the Bur
lington'* “t'eraonally Conducted'' Hur
tle*.
Tti* Burlington net* the part of a
real host all ih.» way, St*e< ihliv trained
guide* c«»urteou*. Intel •*tlt*g men
whom you will like—perform u hun
dred and one little Rt-rv • *•* tit make
you comfortable and ut ♦*»«.
Nothing I inn muh trouble for
them; it in their j b to entertain, arid
they do tt ro>all>
Thev point out mid explain the many
wonderful elghta along the w.«v I>• ri
ver. the HiKe * Peak region, the Royal
Gorge. *h* Helorndo Itockb'*. Salt lutke
Ctt>, the Sierra Nevada* Alt these
inter*sting feature* can be >i<n by
day light.
The trip I* made on comfortahty
•quipped through Pullman tourist sleep
ing-car*. Hfld what * more all thin
extra *ervke costs >ou nothing
l.et me exjd.Hn the trip In detail—■
mall n p stal r> r ar Illustrated di-s< rlp
tlve folder. » it! li:.lf>* Mill *ll '<m
should know-, free |'lea*-e mnemt*?r
that I am to*re to w*ru- vou
.1 Francl*. '.eneral Pass'r tr nl. <’
H X ij. K K Ml \\ Jackson Hlvd.,
Ch;. ago.
ITtorn* \| % I oil 111 I IM. IMI
I’RIM IM. I’ \ I*l II
s. a lad I r |. Mil « and ha la, , V. and tit
‘ lha nfftrr f tha Hoard of Co-mtV AU
• and t-.r« -ttf 1 M n'» N- ■ I •*. ■ -it
| 1 fiVlof-h. at wVtU-h lima th»'V trill ha
I opar.-d f• ■ fur n •’> ny ri. .7 nr and
i printing M) '■ "• ' '--of - to
I ti.tad In tha Tract lud< » I•. jn« • trn» r.t
of tha c. unty of w ivn* In n cord
aroa with th* aiimjda- n tila n t ■
I offli'a of tha Tr» f lit.* l ' I-opar ts o rit
Trapc n*i« vlll >•« f■ r alvad for 1A
I Bvfon Want n * til|> »n •. I.■ n< n I!a. .o and
•atol U !, Pruwn Pup.r rrn• hn\ !.,n.
an 1.. dli* r Thrri' ah. -*. Illiltt ha
! ptmrl.nl to ha tool n II ud< r.
I not* fl lira In tha T’hol Inrta\ la
- ttnant a aarripla f wu•> h hi ■ ■•>
on fir Tha flr.il r»t r.f C if,. \od|t-
I . ra.ar\a. tha iigf;t to rob ot nnv
I i% nd <• 11 b»d« 1 <'f < ‘lf r% \ *; t
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