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Show Eo ALRITE TV SALT HERALD-REPUBLICAN: THE 16 LAKE CITY, UTAH, a |Searchlights HOLD (IP to Reveal Plot earchlights Spanish Railroad—Supplies Bh Two With j >)Shotguns Get $7,000 From Valley Bank of Santa Clara a ‘ . P tives Show at Fair Grounds. . | PE BANDITS San. While AN AUTO : ee ane SURRENDER Francisco Aug ~ shotguns. attempting rod Fair grounds at the Wild Fa ounds t t pony : State ER AFT rles Charles Acor A . row Cao . . to of the le aAco a San bring in reports 7 ; rl of Sapir Nt |} dl Cheyenne, Wyo icing seore cf cing: a 01 1909. ‘shot l ten Sam Smith | end pnd| harg jeharges in a Ww Asdespei ito J ; r “ st, é stro ig the] . ae which ‘ the est Bei f ena in . y i eri: Dares | He Will ever Imposed 4 dav ida arged the an outlaw é ae take refuge, jae when emerging thi asshaca a LEAVES TONIGHT FOR HOME| : showafternoon, at the/ading is ie over yesterday | , pe Spanish rallroad 2yt Jast ona night] ee | WILL STRIVE—_—TO FOLLOW OUT West sh . The Moors made an attempay : y : f i ; aaly » « > evealed their f purpose, LINES OF LEADERS Cheyenne, Wyo., Wa&8| however, revenler ind. rolled upon by | Were driven i: k rollet : of the riders . f : which, P rove who “ing There is a Fee no evidence ies fa va at has Supplies 4 Morocco, .| mn | her |the beginning of- General Marinas’ i into the interior ae aera | ; ug $ 1 ue weLITEU ree ThelG. 1T > Saad. A.J Van San t ‘ of : Eco leaves: this: burglary, ; ing | rc ‘ee tai evening. for’ . 7 the of pee Pe Mis « o the b mn ‘3 r Chin m TN 1a Ra ere ae Oe a wal utomobile | Wyoming, was then taken Into feded in| boat, Pingon. | The , Meeventing the land-| lavish in his’ praise of Salt Lake and between Tenth and Eleventh | South injured They even were being amateurish their faces| not concealed bold, Without an preliminaries, the ned the thre a against the ¥ all a ae p i. ing pas muzzle of of them a : lotgun s I tirge commanded : to :: Birs nd 0 Be Quick ou; quick] cement it. cenoqusand , | about If it‘'a dollars ehy,'* I aniadded, blow the top of vour head off rs I'l Getaway. lunged lighted hh on pa apt rlbnsi feet and forward, then tumbled ad onto his head. The rider was Ae upon his head and the pore oe sea hir him Several z are an dac ee eee lotr ee ane ores man { the attendants 7 and and thehe side id Minear, to N. 1 st he >( 0. co mply, ) B tirge hastened placing that - t ‘ delivering amount in a sack and deliv pee butld-to the bandit. The men ran from th l ing jumped into a waiting automoft of to thefs injured jur conscious1 Dr. A. te 1, . v aa oe ’ PE xP a Virginia His iff ; ys qr | am one ¥ MERs oy. pad fo hy ¢ 4 and s ac ; M ae : oh ime | the ince: : m heatatis 3r rushec 7 cz carried him un- } ofie i © corral vas in the : 10 ae : aera | | al | treatment, Dea ns but 7 fesseng \i p Ss 5 er Causes ° Tailor for , ee 1 br x him | charged of Moe Ay 344I ested Be a out,’’ out,’ her andan of heescription atin wiry the the yee » car a heavy heavy an end as dashed | car it Lu re ee: OEE OE Cimon ceeted in eareule” ‘The| wes an Francisco and two Oakland also notified, and heavy police car s_were| full} of armed detectives were sent out from ee ’ brain, sibility aly ek ; that aehe Charles oe ot rsig = ett had o f cl NM sustained: 1eye nne, e, some Wy yO cal i,n_| him }lips in has as ; _ theTheold man plan had was told toabout get the $200 the. boy outdone have 1a. forgiven git our your by homes, |.) 7 short shorteo ming gs | miles. out ee of town, Dwr elther broke down lesire that Your city, you in have the not. heart anticipated of th took to the thetee, Derren fields ihe atewas] Their direction s tained, and shortly after they were overt cnLowell ' and Mr ties aiden Sheriff = n, a citl}zen, on the banks of Moody cree The men were exhausted by their filght and submitted without resistance Then the fugitives surrendered to the menacing influence as discov over eae 4 that many larger int into numberwrettier of visitors. city of rifles and shotguns that they were little ean > I a5 I cess a the pre atv ted on a one-quarter and a thre i an nnv yro- | quarters basis. Phillips 4 nl 7 : i , ips will w be be charge me ] Te Y Pe aledohere ; ith ie and will be given a abe: a grand At eG ae 25c; | at out of ‘town stands Pena and one boxes, 50 5 floater o a eS a BRONCO RIDER FORGETS | s HE IS IN QUIET CITY | eee | = Re ison, one of the bronco | an at fete taken Lehi City Sells7 to 7 County * é iS Soe cerounda . y was ina tac ews School » eitate Seats sf ace and ie wns| condition Friday night ‘The'man toon | elghteen cnn ; years ae eee of f age, fe an¢ attempt at i was | condition con on such 4) ofathe gold, which one of the youths pro; ea, rhe on on, ve the pros Z aken from] See Reet thiss {isteis te ANG ie the ne amountea taken ‘s ee fr The two prisoners were started for the| a rapidly growingctowd: crowd. vier Upon crate arriving Seaaittererieiog ae at separate the jail incells San Jose they were placed his ae four pee F ay Friday horses et ght. night. and er The came to pean man town te District City Jail Property tookrR a verre :a ~ | quantity hole encampments cities. Many ’o dies : sats ug. Is Lehi office | : City has sold aa thta Some brought But none vhere the rh to}‘alrs oe had + nd of by dirt wa means was notified| Sangh eto: ee srow! rown of ropes |? | nd un into the th 1 a : an brother in this | is a country. ig argo Tittle. e+] wag n Another cnown wha 4 vith ldeas being - son WRB PS re as of Heng) was r 1e6 IN — President . Sh erman Vi iewsr Utica Chamber of fore B Be i d Chane Pes < in ONO | are ieaah? pen é ' neariy Benth1ds hie vhiect 3 mid al a na1d aH as rae g t th e a s he a EY s. ninth luk ae deanl , oa he | thas the } of = He | th He SU ete n ded in ee a work of x th e.8 Leet 1 Bile very presens 7 ellen ym e 0 apo ett SiNRanaP at: schools o ie “Their. o1 ucheAl phe more exte ee, lic | nation lone tI || the she inning ciolozical problems § 1 fa i at Mr ova ee declare |in introducing geet ed rt - Lo Reasat } ‘ S dounes 1e greatest stant Hie OW Br ind uni- BIG zg 3 joined . I Fer ns Lod as g Many making the xa oe: : Ohfoans were presen ues Ae eC a Sapa tt Rey. William Thurston ee ot v 3 sé nt lth 1 Fig Pennsylvania | ALI ENATION ae oe at a at Vice . veh Decmipenaey people from evening until eit tio koa ) eet quarte1 ed lucated | ig PLEA sAlLIMOre : Canitors: Hawalian Trouba ut the reception aand refreshments ut HAG ad A CoE ee eae Yorn ; a consisting of punch, sar mt ines | idents Ms AS t perfect on ipa Speupon 4 the o sere Eth . 4 Mee Ctr | touched reterBeas ral|’ans in a new Re t eae ssp ‘ lonlyv the s ay rs 0 ; Nie aa nest in. the Luucated | war iistory ‘ oO 18 rid, bu ! AGE oe Ehigliah, i ympath tard. ens dies aie ten eraduate FILES years and t's Soe ? Ahead this unt chil-)} versity patrol itrol | | ay ae ire an The 1 } x thronged by 71 o'clock in the aDht a | hie | crane ho as ill. In is Ting recarded I WW : 1 yment - Tang otek in wit! n the } Chane generalls iorse ut The mother and placed +h ven 1; 1 ‘inin tl 1¢ driven to dhe: home ae geek has toac a verlargerin | | there veral- n rps ace vie. > Whi been'l. | Sait x ' ER e “Taiteta es ren nt sm of the greatest lessons in pa this city people were ever given, gpenter of this city Pus adie sWedhal Goraniinene |. Rev. Colonel | Ohio John 1e of re Hay Brow n was follows a 1 Kissano of a Pe ee the favorites lernor Frank Brown ty filed his ERE Buckeye veterans. || his pleas da to iter-Ir the $100.000alienation. suit I , : nitise th‘ : iy: ; as ni s daughter-In-law 1th hi 1a" A i, 's. Prank Frank S. S. R.| hacanGheent I have attended every leeatrita.nuahank eanlont Har | have visited. every large oO 1 1 g 1e G. isA, Te vR. 5 en- “th eee RS an I city ee ? f saith. eaiat; ect ct west, a 1 Commerce. I he a Br bad a 7 4 : in all _my travels as a veteran have 1, eR . Auge. /13.—Vice President 1 Oelomds, Deen > a ecorded i reache1 i j r ye alPane! ] : such an : ui : a ' ei rathvenad: a) ck ae te in t 1] icicall I 2 iastle welcome and such genuine qiges SS eerms Bory Gres te ae . Phe paper in the a ce procedings | te tainment as here in Salt Lake City on the recently enacted tariff law to-|of My Brown filed Inst he hus entertain -tv-third naa oecasion of 7 the os forty-third 1 ;the rE } i ban night before Utica chamber of; com a e“rank BaiSs Fe RB . VI . [tend =. 2 hCEIO HEL Ss Ure See th on. the ecicaienee, occasion of t .EHO “olone ree 1: wratia | . i natibe cativnad to court wu Mr | opening remark F it 1 } nersona 1 ca10 ur . ir Mirs.;) pen é Se elci tent tila rola ae tion, y that I have | Brown's attorney retur g om M P fase BR. pret See ctakiat HaGGeEeNe aad had ss up of the| when. the decree o divorce will bel] w hole, h i ‘ Seat SIRS cre by hich | signer such wholesaleer any corevio SuCh. i I — ney tos m1ei ie ae : al ¢ nable a at Sl Se aaa Sanat | never been the part are re S a se i” ct siness af-|in the policy of protectio s advocata apged:. peste Shaatmmrrer Eg I telegraphed my busin { tection ad { | continued T ii f Ohj but £0 ; eee gh Ueber i e| ed by the dominant political party, | THOUGHT TO BE LOST | eit J. ob oppor > manele were J mineme’? Salt Lake Pinte Dilehes Bev tes " | due ‘ narvelous yrosperity o this oceania if the pe S F t said : ; \ : i Speaks of Administration. “Trt administration is in any demy , admini ‘< s 7 , } eres. GW throug me ree a through the] splendid success examples it ofwillthe be illustrious men | vho preceded me in this high office whi enh ych ays olicw out-the“lines alone | - ro a to f ou - Se d’and 1} * ilct 4 ewe a ka ee tire ee t| know tha succeed in Ss pur learning my election to will“oO -have made ofa ‘success thiig || | oe el | se lights \ ma been notified and will come to Salt Lake| Th \ a n, and while Phillips held | °? ee reece st: : . a : t> ‘the ook > he terests of the man. | 2 conversation, < ak retaway | ol the city contributed more 1e | to Continuation look pao rte ee oO — mae yaae ‘was toAfter maketh ea LtVOY of cowboy sports and | him with the the boy money et hee magnificent success of the encamp- |' naan ’ fair grounds. Consolation| secured the money he was iS pa Of his coming administration as thi | en : : ate ot | Phillips and the money was then’ to be head of the Grand Army Governor AG! f however, the 5 | Pune aesg yeve the driver | tournament or the connections Red of lights ha ) but Liat h ile 1 on two sides the hole, o- indbe speak in wera in’ front Grow did not see] policy of adoptin the Van Some machine means : } nla Wire |‘ ane: nificent mountains, is as beautiful a . k ) 0. r nas one : hophope the) aren could to find 1 In in the| )"" i wer world and your people are unexceller Seon and AsaG. J R. man I have attended . - idl peddler were have dreamed given us of so expecting, much mste thatth | Che police department ever | | 1 > 26 ‘ would. bé Impossible to conjure up any | ind 22° Patt 1tro ere fllispi ve7 ry Our: ¢ oe consi uD Polféeiman with of souvenirs welcome ° Lake hospitality have taken us into you we tailor, was : taken to Friday. night tid riday Aiea as er a‘ peddler jsrob sald to have o kindly ein ‘ you vagrenc y >; I hi a Mali Hired. from @, Gan Jose) some time, but was unable to bring | caught by Detective E. Ripley on Main parage. “‘fhisThe morning regular garage driver was) pack to consciousness. Last night the | S*ree~ treet A complaint to the} mn the machine, which had been left half] 47, tor stated that he thought the man , he man waswas made attempting eee eck 20 rav. en T aursting Saar oc 2 on gun him in the|“ age detective é dias 2 to] ™ = Sa Papen ertne eke ‘ = aval us a e . on | ito get onethatof the the messenger to ae “Jet o; a E |} the Salt “You Vagrancy. as he was unable ae eee le to< be t revived he was Ver Weare | £ ‘ sent to the Holy Cross ; hospital Phe e | Moe Phillips, a ent with the ambulance to the} k : n tor wen SoA leh ae @usaiarar ithe police station eat to ut best “wert avere | halls Gg t| é ntil October || royally But I was generous not pre- | tamily capedbh pared unharmed forentertained such warm-hearted Gr hat: in: th ity and w 18] | | hospitality. as we have experienced in|... 7 as ord The telegraph com-| Salt. Lake I found that though I had n had excavated the hole on Third | PI V1 il - | learned of western rnec my western hospitality ideals |}West : pitahty n street foraa the purpose making | | ater Gat araeie viatayal sa 0 — é hile wife and | of vas £ . ley oflay. Santa] been riding . bank theYesterday wild horsesaftern and,| during past week the Alhuceny» a i conatant Spanish forces fire I last MIENC) northwest, to his ntest home. With , Wwhil 1 4 en route t} . h a ce : Fecollectraits | Minister Wu.. eee 0 ce ay. resterda) er ee nie! | onemys epee uy 3 Toda tn ji famil family o n intThird& West. between Second hits mi who JsYU ne : on cashier and his three cler ; th eh “Silver.”the an worst outh horsefrom. ates nition, ee arrived escortedprovisions eh the ¢_ + || tions of = hi stay. ae in Salt ee Lake He is oath Third es: sedge streets, a als last cae xvill’ hast as g9 Washing ani cashfer'and Steamboat,” fe ille, carrying) prc . and South night, y es ery | ene his three 1< lerks, P | Tode © Corre Se , ¢ 0 ATU aoe r r ve directed | 5 . enry rTOW, , _ = g aes | money they fled in a waiting automo» ral in a few minutes succeeded ersIM | tpeir te sev i al <and , efforts e supplies At fir t they J ; : streets. offa Second ‘W Tost. t. a rat e iinto toware were] | {ts people, are a he ¢ lose’ to th hi- | See EE eee submitting miles inv teing- with: from ee town, ee ec, the hers without ré Acor then iy ort mounted our aa the landing ee :en oo tebe ‘Lam Vana western cn man," I thought ae ie declared that combined Gov- I hole fire of wasthe | | ernor eight byfeet the square which Union Sant had} and yn be] Wu huan | about L_ t! be ¢ | tvated sistance Western: , nimal gave a Peking w wild lunges, i Mr. icludir but was | el a pe he forts knew something of western hospitality «or na ea ca AED and a tha:.l ¢ Chin whi Cashier hadoe mt ban at annul the man. the Pann a sist ID sistants begunanntered the and day's bus!-|' ; to dismount eat the horse With suddenly ung Scrat T bad i arneps | At ejust bandits | When; J ‘ is ‘ coming the to a Salt Lake quickness oof — — -wwere-/broke i r ' rf ‘ican i te : ie and the Pa b ins sg m hen he was| }expected tha the veterar wo hors is slightly peeing. Tenderec change In. thehere Chi today | reception : Z he ee Eagles vident to visiting of the 4 oom ihn ae Be all- | Eagles and their rk R. friends at Or ihe cmbcand rh Len acd indent alee ones Baa | of a cablegrar ag f i: ni sac ) n Leg luat ae tastefully Aedérated kine : nls Functio s Aue a4 University Wy of " - a vies = sate ced rs }| riously . sly Injured. e drivir wit his ea aes walked : Oey covering the Coe any earn’ Enjoyable Visiting G. A. R. Eagles Friends.and - 1 be salon a complete. ee gatio 4 eee eR |ing by the receipt } ap Peking Henry ¢ Grow ; and Family Have $ T : aves None hap Which Leaves Se I Wash- se : ee Ge Pry ineapolis, Minneapolis tncohiel entered in ingtong on byznChang c Yin Washinet S Wyoming with. 7 Succeeded ind 14¢t L3tt . cl marc) tn Be ac"ag guile sath thak aida Wao | ne | | } BIG RECEPTION 10 MINISTER WU Aug. 1 burglaryy who pt wasto exetwiceube : ride ground, ne Gna one ws aus subterranean » loc ons ideale to -lis } horse : and and susts sustainedaxnectec injuries while they are= {not expt . an naked, | . iy inmaskec and i Cut to | ormnjcas of ite, am the Rites Have yait] Peper MOBILE ESCA 14, Charles Acor Receives Rec elves id WestSerious; F er SpanishMorocco, ForcesAug, Have13.—Friendly Arrived. ; Elected Commander 1 1in Praise i -in- | vinegar nt lk )His sentence n hospital atetm theakand.‘shart-| jalie| Meliila, 18—Friendly nana- Newly Chief Is Lavish itingthe trial. Injuries During Wild Wes Spanish artillery fire isd not causing | of City. |r dary Fer ee ny ean eibtieetidon | j an AUGUST | ne eee I eee ieed ate | spring Up and. flourish, T believe that | TWELWVE-YEAR-OLD GIRL [encampment so tar as 1 remember,” he t (i street with ” The| 1 |joffor the Republic coming year to the Grand Army | ‘ue the m ' ; , \ id henceforth be my home South his pranks. ~ oan : the It has SCR | Country in. worden’ I hill oes meee a sleeping. pees “The | the the ~home Lehi school last | puorite.-Hales district the lot in the] (' he Rey bi cs 5 alway q0sganrcold lways been hope . 13.—MarI shall simriel find my Lake Colonel) Geneva, Wis Au Kissane e dre w t much eeapplause on ‘ 3 P Q é ‘ sees . Se ey) | nes yet aa A atc ; eep efo police lis: protec were e placed policy. to! pupil in of Hudson 2 thecalled ‘eorgé drunkand house Fellow centercityof town ardir 1 hi andThe on primary mph and _ was] which is located] : Cae the |the 1. this ambition jail since becoming alaymember | before school} of organization to Bi il of Mrs. to s a George Fellows’ boarding | with his complimentary BS at ich e owe this. so prmuch tivehas poll remarks ade been de-| schoo] for girls at Oak Bank, on the Many other dear Pe horses in the livery stable ae ce | building re is located on the same block. | its hea I have always Ronsidarss i stros Iwrant “SHORE TORO Lacan MGen ants, 4 alsa: | informal response when calle To SecureeH armony. for a new High school building, the] chief of the Grand Army o ie Retua AIA REE RL SCIIIGHL, | peared las! sl nd search for her ee rc s I Beslan desiring the city lot as a site HS greater honor P - SP Tep oe: St. John N. F< 133.— he >» co-, Sent es ¢ ‘ dec idea that the close St. prox- : | public a J Aug. be president a of the ere United <4, a than to ‘ wae ears will " ri Langford made every e t to} lonial cabinet has agreed to a renewal|imity of the jail to the school bullding pure cS i be peer ean at establish the {dentity of his prisoners, but|of the modus videndi between Great | Was very undesirable still be preside nts Ee he rreat War| they refused to give their 8 or fur-) Britaln and the United States regardThe school district has sold to the| time the last survivor of Ee erea i é Te é = * e s Ope , . C ‘enter streets 2 e i V >| taps." the erlmes en eee cae Peels waitin Goce Orr. ron | Canton atrents, whore the” aan poe re Seana On it eyes veevondcas’ SRC a ne eTeS roma, that witoti t Cs Picea Rss ce cra taeda . ah cae city will “ CET anon te identify either captains the government erect a . new: hall. cea ee jican Lic bareé ine 3 and the. Ce : city Fr“loating Saltair—it’s glorious j IAGof the robbers =OVva ;nt rec sity; he i at. Saltair—it’s gloriou -——_ —_ > My. be are aes ae WOULD YOU HESITATE? If the land were covered YOU HESITATE? with precious woods, COULD If you could buy land at the rate of 25c peracre If besides being covered with precious woods, this land were unsurpassed in fertility, Certainly not. Then what follows will interest YOU. Dare THE COLOMBIA LAND AND INVESTMENT COMPANY isa corporation with one million shares of the par value of $1.00 each, formed by men of known standing in this State. The Company owns, by unassailable title deeds, approximately TWO MILLION ACRES OF LAND IN THE REPUBLIC OF COLOMBIA. Of this vast acreage the greater part—estimated to exceed ninety per cent—is covered with VIRGIN FORESTS OF STANDING TIMBER IN MAHOGANY, SPANISH CEDAR, SATIN WOOD, EBONY, LIGNUM VITAE, PUVA AMORILLO AND DYEWOOD, besides other varieties of valuable timber. The Company’s lands are situated at the junction of the Magdalena and Cauca Rivers, whose arms and _ tributaries cross same in many places. Almost every portion of the tract is thus easily reached by steamer navigation, and therefore its products are accessible to all the world. Ships from every commercial country are now beginning to load the valuable woods of Colombia at the mouth of the Magdalena River and are freighting them to the various lumber markets of Europe and United States. The Colombia Land Investment Company purposes to hecome one of the great lumber sellers of the globe and if it only charged one-fourth of current market prices for the wood on iis property it could yet make enormous profits, equalling many times the cost of the land. We are authorized, for a limited period, to sell 50,000 shares of this stock at 50c per share. No other allotment of this stock will be sold at so low a figure. You Hesitate ? As the Company has practically 2,000,000 acres of land, as it is capitalized for 1,000,000 shares only at $1.00 per share, and as this allotment of stock may he had at 50c pei share, then the purchase of one share of this stock a ee per share is equivalent to securing, FOR 25c, ONE ACR , THE MOST FERTILE ACCESSIBLE LAND IN THE WORLD, COVERED WITH A GROWTH OF PRECIOUS WOODS of incalculable value. The conditions of sale are: _ Twenty cents per share cash with subscription. Fifteen cents per share at two months thereafter. Fifteen cents per share at four months thereafter. No subscription will be accepted for less than fifty shares. We handle no lands until we are assured they are worth what the purchaser pays for them. ment, these lands will, in thenear It is our deliberate judg- future, be worth from twenty to forty times the price at which this stock is now selling. No stock will be sold at 50c per share after the present allotment is disposed of. . _ This is not offered as a speculation. It is an unparalleled investment. Land is the world’s best and safest asset. Lumber on the land makes the asset still better. This is lumber land. | Send for free booklet. 2 SRS ESE Es SLOAN & CUTLER, Land Sellers, 506 McCornick Building. -—- | \ ug ; 3 r wo fas wo Coke Gar ne a 1 ere killed and property to the value] of $25,000 was destroyed in a powder | explosion at Aetna, Ind., today. i ‘ shock < broke = ; In windows . . "The glass for| | miles around, and in the city of ae ngow oe ecracely, a window glass remaine Salt Lake City, Utah. peared last night; and search for he talk | ae Ow aie ames Gesalis waa ee The Honorable John Barret, until recently United States Minister to Colombia, a leading authority on that country and its resources, and now director of the International Bureau of American Repubtics, says: “! call Colombia great.”’ “| desire to go upon recordthat Colombia will presently experience a material development like that of Mexico, which has astonished the world and attracted the investment of Six Hundred Millions Gold of United States Money. | HOLD THAT COLOMBIA IS THE RICHEST OF ALL THE AMERICAN REPUBLICS IN VARIETY ANDEXTENT OF UNDEVELOPED RESOURCES AND OPPORTUNITIES.” “Colombia is the only American country bordering on both the Atlantic and Pacific oceans and having immediate and direct access by the great highway of the seas to the markets of the entire world. She is nearer than Panama to the majority of Atlantic and gulf ports of the United States. In fact Colombia is at our very doors.” “The completion of the Panama canal will, moreover, strengthen this ideal position.” “Colombia is greatly favored with navigable rivers. By means of the mighty Magdalena flowing due north, and by its tributaries, over half of her area has a natural outlet and inlet to and from the sea.” “Three magnificent branches of the Andean Cordillera ex- tend right through Colombia and provide a mingling of tropical valleys and temperate plateaus unequaled in any other part of the world.” “How can any country fail to be immensel y rich which has these characteristics?” “The United States is Colombia’s best market. Not does this country buy more of Colombia’s products than only any other nation, but as time goes on Colombia is sure to depend more and more on the demands of American consumption. Thus both the United States and Colombia have vital and mutual interests.” “Today Colombia is selling the United States such exports 2s Mahogany, Cedar, Dyewoods, Coffee , Hides, Tobacco, Cocoa, Cocoanuts, Chocolate » Feathers, Gold in Bars and Dust, se b h omeee aa 6evening§ about sdi ww LIGHTLY ERAS ESTEEMED IN TEXAS. . Sunset without saying where she was (Houston — sretlowe en going Ted Robinson names Bay 1 the Over| The girl is the daughter of H. A.| candidate for eg i Wwhy omit that eves Haley, a traveling salesman for a ve ariaeh etesoarding eg house ton Sigss and cold beans ee = an peat es s meee auch mpany Her mother at ohh Greenleaf Whittle r? : in Sea ; : | ‘ ’ Platinum, etc.’ |