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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-04-05
He Paid for the Buggy.

Indian Agent Collins got a new harness
for his team the other day. and got it
without blinders. Coming down South
Main street last Tuesday they took fright
at something and got beyond control.
Near the opera house they took plunge
toward the side walk and collided with a
single rig tied there. The double team
and heavy wagon literally straddled the
single rig. horse and buggy, and the
tongue striking the hitching post brought
things to standstill. When the mix-up
was untanged the buggy was practically
reduced to kindlng wood and MIR. Collins
took out his check book and gave Mrs.
Dora Howard check for tho value of
her vehicle.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-04-05
A ss,spsiss 1.rey..

4 surprise party that really was . sur
prise occurred on the 2Srd inst. when
The friends and nsighbors Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. M.Kslssy dropped In upon them ~
. reminder that Il was the twentieth ami
vsrsary Of their marriage. The evening
was pleasantly spsnt in playing games
and listening to Mr.. Shank's phonograph.
A lap supper was served. consisting Of
CO cream and cake. the former furnished
by Harry Kelsey; the latter by the visit
ing ladies. When It came near home
going hour Mr.. and Mrs. Kelsey were es-
courtcd to the dining room and there pre-
sented with handsome china set, gift
from their guests collectively. The honor
Of making the presentation opeech was
conferred upon Mrs. J. c. Ginter, Mr.
Kelsey replying in very appropriate
manner. Com.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-04-05
A Railroad for Grand Valley.

The residents of Grand Valley neigh
borhood had railroad meeting at the
Best school house last Friday night. The
project of branch railroad into that
section, leaving the main line Of the
Santa Fe just west Of Newdale, has been
talked up for some weeks. Tne talk
materiallzed Friday night in meeting
that subscribed Sl,oo5 toward the pur-
chase of right-of-way. The sum re-
ouired is about $4,000. Letters were
read from the Santa Fe authorities say
ing they were ready to go ahead with
the building OF the road just as soon the
right was guaranteed. The sur
yey has been made some time.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-04-05
AN EAsrERrIDE PARTY.
Mrs. Anderson Gives Her Friends =
Most Enjoyable Evening.

Mrs. NJ. J. Anderson deserted the
strenuous activities OF her loan and
insurance office down town long
enough last Friday TO give some fifty
or more OF her friends a social time.
ls was Eas,sr,idc and her home was
beautifully decorated with Easter
lilies and other flowers cmblcma,ie
Of the season. A novel feature OF the
table decorations was a real duck
pond with real stuffed ducklings
floating on the waters. This was in
the dining room. In the parlor a
conspicuous decoration was n doll in
Easter dress being drawn in a car.
rage by Easter birds. Smilax twincd
iuxuriantly with the floral dceora-
tions gave an air Of springtimc TO
the house interior. The menu led oh
with mushrooms and chicken patties
and erdcd up with ice cream in Eas-
ter colors. red and yellow and green.
The customary guessing game was
answered by titles to popular songs
and the prize a gorgeous Easter egg
was won by Mrs. Van Hendricks. The
affair was ''just lovely" is the popu-
lar verdict.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-04-05
Trails pulssI on.

Rocky Ford 10 little worse on than Il
was week ago - 70 train seeommoda-
ton. After long delay they gave Us mail
faeilitiss. u not passenger travel. on ths
1910 p. m. west rsesatly. and We were
happy 10 The chances Il gave % Of .
Jump Oh from Il Juata In he. evening
and he EXTRA mail service. But even
that sest ef Recommendation oaiy lastsd .
couple q weeks. he 1910 train being
pulled Oh entirely now. That means
that We not oaly loss our evening mail
again west bst w loss its dewa trip. The
l:ae .. n. east But there are promises
Of . revised traia schedule in . few
wssks. Lss % hops tAss 4 VIII give
Rseky Ford seaasshing bsttsr than Il has
bssa SstsiAg h accommodations west
ward. beeh mail and pssssngsr.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-04-05
AN INTERESTING TALK.
Judge Lindsey Lectures Upon Juvs-
nile Court Matters.

Judge Lindsey lectured at the n.
E. church Friday night in the Ep-
worth League Course. His subject
was the work OF the Juvenile Court
Of Denver over which he presides
and which his genius for dealing with
juvenile offenders has brought into
national prominence. The lecture
was necessarily recital OF his own
personal experience mainly. and the
extreme modesty with which the
Judge told his story and kept himself
in the background was \ matter oi
note by many OF his hearers. He
must have astonished many OF them.
too. with the figures he gave relative
to the amount Of juvenile criminality
coming to the notice OF the courts.
He said that in the Unitsi States
10000 boys were charged with
crime during q year. He said more
boys than men were arrested Tor
stealing in the course OF the year:
more children than adults were
charged with murder in our courts In
the course OF year. In Denver a.
56S children were put in iail IN the
course OF year. He then pointed
out that in the matter Of child control
the state was supreme. When par.
ents showed themselves capable Of
taking proper care OF their children
society agreed that they were the
proper persons to have charge OF
them. but where the parent failed the
state exercised the right to step In
and take charge OF the child. In DO
ing so however. the state had acted
mainly with 4 view to protecting
itself. Of guarding the rights Of prop
erty. rather than Of guarding the
child. Now the sentiment was chang
ing. and the distinctive difference.
which was being effected. and large
ly through the agency Of juvenile
courts. was that the guarding OF the
child was taking precedence over the
guarding OF property. The age was
coming to .hc belief that the child
was of more value than the dollar.
Along this line the lecturer talked
for an hour or more. weaving in lew
humorous and few pathetic incl
dents OF his contact with the boys.
which could not fail to touch the
hcartstrings Of many OF his auditors.
and contribute something to the
growth of tho conviction that the boy
Is OF more Importance than the dol
lar. y
The audience was a fair one in at-
tendance and those who went for edi-
6cation rather than for oratorieal en-
tertainment were pleased with the
lecture.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-04-05
Tas eesy - ~ prsssssr.

a would-bs .assrsr Of the Word"
writes the Enterprise very psrtinsntly on
. delicate subjset. He says:-
at one Of our churches last Sunday .
mother allowed her babs to trot along
the aislss for = long time to the great
annoyance Of large portion Of the con-
grsgation. Children ought to bs taken to
church. Their church attendance ought
to begin at very early age. But the
best interests Of the child as well as the
rights Of the congregation demand that it
observe decorum. Only in rare cases
need the parents have difficulty in secur-
ing quetness on the part Of the children.
but as soon as the child's prattle, crying.
or visiting from pew to pew. interferes
with the service-then an adjournment
should be made to our church parlors or
to the open air. We knew one minister
who when asked If crying babies did not
disturb him. said: "No.tha he could make
more noise than any baby" True, but
think of the suffering congregation hav-
ing to listen not only to the crying baby.
but to this extra lung display made by
the preacher to drown the noise OF the
infant. Yes, take the babies to church,
but teach them to be quiet.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-04-05
STAR VALLEY.
Annual Banquet Of the Twentieth
Century Club.

The ao,h Century club Of Star
Valley enjoyed its Ath annual BAN
Quet at the beautiful country home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Egberi. Satur-
day evening. March 10Th. Beng the
evening before 81. Patrick's day the
color scheme was green. The wealth
er being all tina, could be desired the
guests came early. prepared to have
= good time. After being served to
. glass OF most delicious soth CEN
tury punch we enjoyed very finc
program. A short history Of the
clubs work for the year was fol-
lowed by several songs and recita-
tions. The dining room doors were
then thrown open and the hostess
announced dinner. The dining room
was a thing OF beauty" The ta-
bles were laid with white linen
cloths. covered with green netting.
with doilics and centcrpieees OF
Battenberg and point lace and large
punches OF red carnations and fern
leaves. The ceiling Of the room was
hung with squares OF crepe paper. Al
the corner OF each OF the sixteen
squares was suspended bright red
BELL Of Shandon." with a larger
bell from the chandelier. giving the
room u most beautiful appearance.
The menu cards were very artistic
and contained full five course din
nef. But the most unique feature OF
the evening was the place cards.
These were cut from green card
board in the shape OF the Shamrock.
with penny and n pencil attached.
the seventeen diifcrcn; things that
are on the penny were to be found
and written on the card. The one
getting all seventeen righ; received
a prize. Each penny had its dupii-
cate date: one being given to the
ladies and the other To the gentle
men. The matching OF pennies" TO
find partner for dinner created
much mcTrimcn,. There were num-
bcr OF guests from Rocky Ford and
from Msnxanola. and all compli-
mrnied the ladies oi the Twentieth
Century club on their ability and
originality As well rs liberai'iy. for
after ifty-two appeii,es had been
satisfied there remained quantities
OF good things to cat.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-04-05
rusas TAs,r LatsraIs.
Two sntsrprising farmers, two ant

Two sntsrpsising farmers. two and one
half miles west Of town. are making an
improvement in their irrigation work
which 10 worthy ef widespread follow
ing. Walter Bishop and Lon Hsdlsy are
laying one mile Of l2-ineh tile to convey
water from the High Line Canal to their
farms, which aggregate 2l5 acres. This
will take the place Of the open lateral and
will learry to their farm all the water taken
at their headgate. This economical meth
cd Of handling water is practlced extern
sively in California and other localities
where water is specially valuable. and
will gradually come to be the rule rather
than the exception in the Arkansas VAL
ley.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-04-05
Rocky Ford postofflce Business.

A comparative statement of the busi-
ness Of the Rocky Ford postoffice for tho
year ending March 81, 1907, gives the
following excellent showing for the last
year:
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-04-05
IN SCHOOL. CIRCLES.
Rocky Ford to Have the Next Sum-
mer Normal,

Plans are making by the executive
officers Of this Normal Dis,rie, 70 hold tho
coming Normal Institute in Rocky Ford
this year. This meeting brings together
$50 or moro teachers for two weeks
meeting. It also brings as lecturers
several Of tho leading school mon OF the
state. Tho meeting Is hold in Juno.
Tho March number Of tho Rocky
Mountain Educator has this to say OF
Rocky Ford schools:
I'VE dropped In on Supt. Bolles o!
Rocky Ford tho other day and had tho
opportunity Of q brief glance at tho
commercial and manual training depart-
msnts. In his modest and quiet way
Supt Bolles Is doing most excellent work
aAd the Rocky Ford schools arc among
the best IN Colorado. The town is grow
ing rapidly and another new building 10
being planned to Be ready Ssptsmbsr
nsxt. Supt. Rolles has promised Us an
outline Of the Rocky F,rd schools for our
April number.
The pupils Of Principal Jones' room
at The Washington building. arranged =
little surprise for him last Monday. In
der The direction Of Miss Dean. they ar
ranged nice spread In the primary room
and At the noon dismissal he was In
vitsd 70 partaks Of the many good things.
Prot. Jones feels very much eratiiisd over
he harmony existing between pupils and
tsaeAsrs.
Mrs. z. 7. Ksidsr. wsshingtoa avenue
gave joyous ehildrsn's party last Mon
day. tn hooos-so uss The seavsotiooai
phrsss-os the little folks Of hss house.
held. Il being ths birthday Of oss es them.
he guests Of The occasion wsss the pupils
Of Mics Dsen's room Ia he Wsshingtsa
school. The tabls wss dseesatsd Ia eo,ors
and dimly lighted with candles for The
fses. and he birthday ssks was duly sut.
~ svsdmoss duly sstso. end The event
was IN stogsthss happy ens.
Mn; tprl J. 7. Smith. Of Doaaldsoa.
La- his bssn spssding . few days ia
Mrs. Tayler's room this week. taking
sotss Of northern ssheo, msehods. Mrs.
Smith b an aunt Of our ooodnsr Broth
ers and is taking rsspts,from her sehoo,
work In the south and visiting her nephew
Priaeipal Ward Of the Fountain school
and little son visited the family os WIN.
Deal last week. He visited the Rocky
Ford sehsols while here and was very
much pleased with the werk seen. Mr..
Ward has been in the Pueblo school for
the past twenty years.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-04-05

The Lyon&cogsIns cantaloups League
has taken the store room In the rear Of
Awards pharmacy as permanent ONCE
and Il 10 being furnished this week for
the Leagues use. p. J. Mounts 10 In
Charge.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-04-05

W. G. Brown the electrician of the
Swink sugar factory has been awarded
the contract for wiring the new Presby-
terian church. His tender was $500.
This includes the furnishing Of the chan
deliers, in fact everything In the way of
material and labor.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-04-05

W. H. Hickox. having sold his residence
in town is going to take to rural pursuits
Of the Clute place just little southwest
Of town. Whether our retiring alderman
will hold the plow handles, or simply boss
the job, deponent saith not
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-04-05

A would-bs .Hssrsr Of the Word"
writes the Enterprise very psrtinsntly on
n da1teaea s,,hSarA Is aavs.-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-04-05

Percentage of gain in various depart
ments: Receipts, 2z; Money orders is
sued, / l.; Money orders paid, 6; Reg
is,ers dispatched. %; Registers received.
Is
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-12-13
MAN
GIVEN OFFICE

Walla Walla, Dec. 11.-All kinds
of trouble was aroused today when
lie board of education me. and ca
v4ssed the returns of the SCHOOL
election held Saturday, and declared
DR.. C. B. Stewart duly elected.
Fred Glafke was given SO votes at
the election, while DR.. Stewart Sc
cured but 26, and thes question prop
;b,v will be carried into the coirts
rs Mr.. Glafkes iriends.f DR.. Stew
;rt Was the only candidate fol- tleT
jtion. and his name was the only one
ION the ballot. So sure were his
friends of his election that only
few of them voted and number o
people who were dissatisfied by the
actions of the school board in th'
mast got together and concentrate
their votes on Mr. Glafke, his nam
being inserted on the line LETT 10
that purpose.
The school board contends that Dr
Stewart was the only regularly nom
,nated candidate and in the coun
today ignored the votes cast ioi MI
c,afke who received a majority c
70 yotas Mr.. Clafke is out of tn
o;+v and Dr. Stewart refuses to max
statement. P Prosecuting Attorne
punn advised that the board coul
on,v make returns according to tn
votes which woul ID nave electeo oia
,-o hut the boa I'd issued the sert
ficates to DR.. Stewart.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-12-13
MARRIAGE
CLOUDED
COulee City Quiet.

Pittsburg, Dec. 1.-Two thoua-
and Pittsburg couples, who have
seusns Western Pensylvania's Gret-
ma Green at Youngstown, Ohio, dur
ing the past year to be married by
the I-ask-you-no-questi parson OF
that town, are pondering the ruling
made by Common Pleas Judge D1env
Rogers at Youngstown yesterday
that a marriage is not legal under
Ohio or Pennsylvania law when the
bride falsely swears to her residence
in obtaining the marriage license.
To obtain a license in Youngstown
it is necessary for the parties to the
contract to swear that the bride Il
! a resident of Ohio. Local legal au
thorities increased the panic anon:
recent elopers by declaring that Will
a cloud over her marriage, Wloo'
could be defeated in her attempt U
collect damages for her husband
death or a pension.
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New Studio.

Prof. E. Crane is to have new
studio. The building is being remod-
eled to suit his needs, and within
few days it will be ready for occu-
pancy. In this studio, when complet-
ed. may be seen some of the magnl-
ficept pictures which he is capable
Of nroducing and has made a life
study. The building in which the
studio is located was formerly occ'l-
MED by B. C. Collier as a photograph
gallery.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-12-13
ECG|MAN FUNERAL

The death Of c. Eggiman, father
of C. F. Eggiman of this city oc-
Cured yesterday at Soap Lake
where he had gone in the hope that
some time spent there would bene-
fit his health. He had been at the
lake but about twelve hours before
he died.
Deceased came from Fort Wayne,
Indiana, about three months ago,
and during that time he has made
his home with his son in this city.
His death occurred on his birthday.
he having reached his sixty-first
milestone. Paralysis was the malady.
He leaves two sons and a daugn-
ter to mourn his loss. One son ana
the daughter are now residing at Fit.
Wayne.
! The funeral will be held from
Halls Undertaking Parlors. Rev.
Mr.. Beightol of the Methodist churcn
will conduct the services.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-12-13
CEASE WORK
ON DITCH

Ezra Miller, who has been given
charge of the ditch work at Eas!
Wenatchee, has suspended operations
for the winter on account of the mud
and snow.
MI. Miller will &C to Seattle for
the winter, and in the spring will re.
turn with his family to take up his
permanent residence here on a tract
of land across the Columbia, which
he has already set to trees.
1--WE have completed about eight
miles of ditch" said Mr.. Miller this
morning while in the World office,
"and have decided to cease opera
tions for this year. There is still
about seven miles Of ditch to be COM
pleted. The work will be resumed
as soon as the weather will permit
in the spring."
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-12-13

The hunt for the bandits who
burglarized the Mcdonald store at
Coulee City yesterday morning still
continues up to a late hour today.
Making their way to Krupp the rob-
bers abandoned their horses and took
the eastbound train into Spokane.
They ate dinner at Krupp last even
ing and took the G.. N. train.
Following the robbery yesterday
morning, after the whole town was
awakened, the citizens organized
themselves into a posse for the pur-
suit. They deemed it unwise to start
i til morning. Between fifty and sixty
men joined in the chase.
Tracked Them to Adrian.
The posse tracked their men tt
Adrian. Harry Draper's bloodhound:
we're brought up on the train from
Spokane. On finding that the mel
had taken the train for Spokane las
night the hounds have been glvel
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-12-13
bICkmAN-bRAD-
FORD NUPTIALS

The marriage of Clare Bradford
and Miss lone Hickman was soleH-
nized yesterday. Only the immediate
families of the contracting parties
were present at the ceremony. Rev.
N. D. Titchenal of the Church of God
tied the knot Both young people
are members of we'll known families,
of sterling worth, and the World
ioins in wishing for them a long
prosperous and useful welded life.
They will take up their residence
in the city, two blocks south OF the
court house. Mr.. Bradford has takeI
q nosition with the Lf1tle-Wetsel co
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-12-13
and STILL
THEY COME

v. l.. Chestnut, young man from
Seattle. is in the valley and expects
TO buy a fruit ranch in this section.
His family will follow later.
George Hughes, who has been vis-
iting his daughter, Mrs. ]. E. Gal
braith of Seattle, arrived here last
evening to make his permanent resi-
dence with his daughter, Mrs. W.
M. Kenna of this city. Mrs. Gal
braith accompanied him and will Wis
it for two weeks in the city.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-12-13
0KANOCAN
SHERIFF HERE

Deputy Sheriff Mark Thomas Of
Conconully, who, with his father, the
sheriff of Okanogan, have corralled
most every bad man they have gone
after. is in the city today.
These men, together with Judge r.
S. Steiner, have been most successful
in Kidding the hills of the Okanogan
of several bands of cattle and horse
thieves. a fact which is much appre-
ciated by the people of that section
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-12-13

To ascertain the real feeling OF the
neonle of the northend of the city
in reference to the extension OF the
city limits the Daily World will con-
duct a ballot in which all residents
OF Garden Home, Suburban Home
Second Suburban Home and Smith
Park will be given an opportunity TO
express their real feelings in the
matter.
The question of extension OF the
CITY limits has been discussed for
many months, and it is now time TO
get together on the question ol