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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-08
No. Sll7
No. Sll7
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE
OF COMPTROLLER OF TfiR
CURRENCY =
wAsuINoroH. D. Q. Apsii a,

WAshiNofoH, d. q. zpfil q. lSoo
wnEa1As. By satisfactory evtds0cs pro
scntcd to tho undcrriEned. u has becu made
Hank" In tho City OF Rocky Ford. in the
County OF otrro aud state Of Colorado, has
complied with all the provisions Of The stas.
piled with before an association shall oc Au.
thoriiod Ia commence the business Of Bank.
ing.
Now therefore. !. Thomas r. Kane, Deputy
and Actin. Com ptroller Of the Currency. Do
hereby certify that The Rocky furd Nation.
al Bank" In the City Of Rocky Rord, ia the
County OF otcro and State Of Colorado, il
authorized TO commence tho business OF
Banking. ms provided In section fifty one
hundred and sixty-ninc OF tho RSviscd Ssst.
utcs of the United States.
In testimony whereof witness
tsEALl my hand and seal OF once
this 27th day OF April. iaB.
T. r. KANE,
rcncy. ks-s
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-08
Notice Of Special Meeting os Stock.
holders Of tiss Tlmoas Greek Res.
eSvotr, Ditch aod Lad cowpooy,

Notice 10 h.rvhy stvea that special meet.
Ing OF tho stock ho,d.!s OF ms Tfapas Crsek
Reservoir. piich and lAnd company. vii 30
Rocky vord. colorado. oa saturday. Nay q
ier. At the hour OF sp. o..
said meeting ts called foe the purpnae OF
approving OF rryecsia9 the PROPOSED COZ.
tract bctucvn Acasss 4 leo. .Naihsvs. RsHtes.
ton Lancsty and the Company. ss the satsc
Hear, % b,isc!cr. ot g: conpsay called q
Company in iSs sum Of Silo@ 70 meSs Is
payments In said prupoaed cpatracs. and 20
provide fund for inctdeoSal and easiaess.
cages and other cuuyeEAnooa necessary %
secure aaid bonds. and 10 Ssanaacs any osher
sorth yhirh msv nsrsSe,v cesSs n.SsNH ~
meeting. H.. L. BRAkNAN. rrea-
(ssAiS X. q. B~aii. secy. .
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-08
C0O0ooonDl1o0.

Sehoo, election has agaia esns and
shs mis6s ef many psseas are ss rssk ere
vsy a. ~ slhss.
while ] ~ sn b NJ pevss y kssp
down tAis sshes, AgA1 hsviag esas 70
Psossss~ Bsnss toe diassss9 6sssa uss.
ing him 3 hand b HE rssigastioa pagers.
but b rsfussd 70 % l. BY this. yes 80.
b threw ne n ths aGhs Ia spias d all
! could - WAiis vss NJ alssA d il.
stili i vssA have bssa bskAss haA speh .
hght nevss hseeeae1.
Nov. sinss ~ agh4 b ovss ~ Sili
msnd Old sosss and asevo alsnR jsss rs
though nothiag bad happsasA
We have aee yss vets1 fsg . supssin-
tsodsne nor Do ve intsoA b b ia .
hurry 70 Do -. We have . fsv app,ieA-
tons which We looked over Wednesday
night. but did &c. take vote On than.
So far a. Professor Boiiss b eonessnsd
thsss are some things about him do 10.
like. and as repeatedly said before the
election. IL we sssld get . bsltss man. !
am for him. but understand. The person
who tstss PTsfsssss Bellss' place. mus,
shsw up In sssd shsps. People mus, re-
msmbsf that cor schools are marked up
to the No. mark In our STATE Supsfin-
ssadsnt's Office. Tins is . matisr Of re-
cord. which you nor have anything TO
do with the making.
Now TO the public. wish 70 impress On
your minds that you have . school board.
yor have elected Il. you elected me las,
Monday. and am going To serve yoa the
best Can. u you have any grisvaness.
don't be backward in telling me. nor aay
member Of the board. Of them. Cons 10
the board meetings. vs never have any
sse,st meetings. 10 At any time you wan.
to come u you will call up any member
Of the board you wiii b told lust when
We meet. b sure and come out We have
no ssntiasls Al The dooss. nor do yoa have
To gain admission BY and number Of taps
on the door. Just opsn shs door and walk
In and Join us. you wiil b given The bss,
we have In the shop. Remember these
meetings are voora, tell us what you
want and you viii b given he 6ssi q
attention. People please do this. psa't
b AFRAID Of yesr school board Come
and - ~ Don't - On stFsss corners
and white up boxes and curse your own
servants. Try this eoorss. So u Il won't
work. and you have no idsa how your
board Of directors will appreciate h. and
you will fssl . thousand umss bstssr.
Now. TO the many friends who sup
ported me In last hoedays election. let
ne extend 70 you my many thanks. Il
shows what can b done whsn 70 are
aroused and Try. and 70 those whs opposed
ne. don't think hold . grudgs against
you. for doa't. know you did all you
could. but your ammunitioa gave out .
little too soon.
You must all come 70 our meetings un-
VI We adjourn. - what ws do. and when
We get through you can appreciate our
work better.
F. n. Harsin.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-08
FARMeR&

Are yoa Interested In good fsnesS a
fence you can weave yoogss,f. st . eosi
Of aboa. one half vhs4 tie Fssdy woven
fence costs you? We have . pssstissl.
durable and economical fence tos sii pas-
poses on the farm. lt b msdssn and b.
yond eompssitioa. Il nsvss sass or loops.
No hog can 'siss il viii posts every rod.
1t stands for yssrs vithsut getting 'oess.
Our contraction and sspaaslea b ths real
thing; il 10 supported.
the os1Ayssy ADVANCES.
We have made The greatest advance ia
fence ever made. promoted By practical
farmer who knew what hs was dong
Geo. p. A. wsissnbosn. Of cisFsnes. No.
HE fence and method have bssa spprov-
cd by thousands upon thousands Of ths
bss, farmers in the United States. from
the Dominion Of canada 70 oh Mszieo.
and from the Atlantic to the Pacific. the
wsissnborn Wire Fence Machine has
won the hearts Of many Of the best far
mers the country affords Not only the
popular price has made Il . machine
without nsal. but the economical 70,
humane way !, goes about is work. using
up your old barbed wire. making HARM
less fence. yet as strong as new. viz:
4 y FOO, fence. strength over sig tons,
systematically distributed. hog tight.
wi'hou, a rival at cost Of IL cents Per
rod; 20 inch fence. IL cents per rod. put
up as quickly as ready made fence. Can
DO stretched.
The machine is simple yet durable and
will las, life time and the cost Is within
tho reach Of all. fully guaranteed.
II you have fence to build SEQ this
machine or write for an illustrated easa-
loge. sent free.
WONDER FENCE MACHINE CO.
G. 3. FoRnxs. Special Agent.
Rocky Ford. Colo.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-08
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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-08
Nos,es Of Alisss.sss 0Sy.

g &. sss:s s:.ss q IL
Colorado. decssssd. hsrs6y eivys noiscs that
he vill appesr bsfoes the County Court Of
eaid Oteru County. q Tie Court House In Ia
Junta, In said County. on Monday. the 18th
day OF May. A. d. ieS et tho hour Of 10 O'Clock
,. n. OF said day. at which tiuac all pcr~oas
having the samc adjusted. All pcrpons In.
dcbtrd TO said estate aru requested 10 make
immediate pay tncut toShc uudcrSi.ucd.
Dated At La Junta. Colorado. this islh day
OF April. A. d. ieeL CHAS. Z. COOK.
Administrator Of the estate Of
Edwin r. Cook. deceased.
Minor & North. Attorucys. S7.S
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-08
MATRlM0NiAL
a Pretty Cottage wssSsss ws1sss
Day nosoaag.

a Pretty Cottage Wed1eaE W06oos-
6ay nssa,ag.
chas. o. whipp,s q Southwest Rocky
Ford and Miss Esshss SEVERN Of Halo
well kans. were married Wednesday
morning At he hems Of the groom's
brother. lra q. whipp's. Rev. z. r.
Shups Of Denver psssosmsd ths care
meay.
The young couple are catering upoa
their new dutiss with he hearty seagFa-
tulatsoas and well wishes d their many
friends. Thsy VIII visit sriseds Tor . few
days and then 90 % The ranch southwsss
Of town 70 make thsss future home.
Marriage liesoss permits were issusd
during The past week % Jack Smith and
and Hattie Bailey: y. Everett Virgins
and Mauds Lss Twitehsll al os Rocky
Ford.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-08

Flock Of white LeGhoeas for Sale.
Ten hens and roosssr. thosobrsds. S6.6c
10 taken quick. Enquire Of Enterprise.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-08

Choice Kentucky Blue Grass
seed. genuine NEW crop from
Bourbon county. Kentucky.
The Ebbert Seed Co.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-12
RIFLE SHOOT ENTRANTS
TO USE SERVICE ARM

The National Board for the Promo
ton Of Rifle Practice, at its annual ses-
sion In the office Of Acting Secretary
OF War Oliver. decided that all ammu-
milton to be used in the national match
is 10 be the service cartridge as man
ufactured and issued by th-s Ordinances
Department. United States Army.
Teams are 10 be permitted to bring
ammunition in original sealed packages
to the match, and there turn It over to
the proper officials. Provision is 10 be
made to insure that each team receives
the ammunition it brings 70 the match.
The United States service Springfield
rife model OF 1853 VIII be used.
The match will be held at Camp
Perry, Ottawa county, Ohio, beginning
Augusi "A. in the nal0nal individual
match the prizes have b,en increased
to twelve gold medals, twelve silver
medals, and twelve brcnze medals. Cash
prizes in the national match Will remain
the same as heretofore.
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Says Law She Wrote
of Doesn't Apply to
Grocers Daughter.
Viii Return for Brief
Visit Before Rejoin-
ing Family.
Mrs. Glyn's Epigrams

The majority read and under
stand. The minority don't read
but criticise.
Criticisms Of ignorant persons
are like the buzzing of gnats or
bites of mosquitoes. They irri-
tate for the moment, but are
soon forgotten.
Absence of caste is all right for
a new country.
Nothing could be said of the
absence of class distinction if it
was employed to show universal
good breeding. 1 don't approve
of it to show universal rudeness.
Marriage is what holds the
world together. 1t is a sacred
tie.
Rules made for special cases
should not be applied to the gen.
eral.
One thing the person writing
of a large subject must take into
consideration is the appalling
ignorance Of some persons.
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Mrs. Elinor Glyn, author of Three
Weeks" the most widely read novel OF
the day, left Washington yesterday az
ternoon. having been entertained for
seven days by the most exclusive So
ciety Of the city.
Mrs. GIN went to New York on the
O'Clock train and arrived there ct II
O'Clock last evening She will remain
there until the end Of the month. when
she win return to Washington for a
stay of three weeks. Her sister. Lady
Duff Gordon, viii leave New York for
England February !.
Mrs. Glyn took luncheon yesterday
afternoon With a friend on Connecticut
avenue. During her stay here she was
entertained at luncheon or dinner by
Ambassador Bryce and Mrs. Bryce,
Mrs Henry May, the Misses Patten,
Henry Adams. Senator Warren. and
several other society people. She at
tended the banquet OF the Naval League
on Friday night, and Friday afternoon
she took luncheon at the Senate res
taurant with a number Of Senators
with whom she is well acquainted. At
each Of the functions a distinguished
party Of Washington's best society folk
was present
Enjoyed Washington Stay.
Before leaving Washington, Mrs. Glyn
said she had a delightful time and was
most deeply impressed with the man
neTs. hospitality and cordially OF
Washington people.
The people have met here are most
charming" said Mrs Glyn. II Ike your
city, too. It must be beautiful when
the trees and flowers are IN bloom. but,
like most things which are beautiful in
spring and summer, it is dreary and
desolate during the winter
Mrs. Glyn was led to speak again
about her book and critics. She was
reluctant 20 reply TO adverse criticisms
of her book, Three Weeks preferring
10 take large, broad view Of the sting
ing remarks made about the volume and
herself.
Ignorance Of Some Appalling.
THE ignorance of some people is ap-
palling," said Mrs. Glyn. ut must ever
be borne in mind when one tackles a
large subject that is not ordinary. It
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absolute truths OF human nature. / viii
argue this question with any logician,
thecI6gian, lawyer, or anyone else you
may find 10 dispute me. Three Weeks
is a story OF an intense Russian princess
and her great love for Paul
When YOU start out 10 argue about
table. why not stick 10 the table and
not talk about chairs or carpets? I
started out 10 talk about Gods laws,
natures laws. the higher laws. II
ignorant peOule do not understand that
those laws exist or what they mean
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sold on the market Of the needs OF her
country to the man who called her
wife. She never loved him, and her
rich, full nature never expressed itself
in his company. She was not bound
to MIN By any law but that Of man.
and what right has man 20 make laws
contrary 10 those Of God and nature?
What difference If the laws contrary
10 Gods and natures are nader VIII
intelligent people heed them? VIII
thinking people with big, right, full
natures heed them?
I have written OF love. This has
been written Of since writing first DC
came known. / have never written on
anything new, but have expressed my
views Of the emotions which have lived
for centuries and will continue 10 live.
Nv book contains the absolute truth,
end will also live many, many years
Doesn't Apply to Common Mortals.
when write a book about a royal
princess Of high breeding and intense
nature, what right have you or anyone
else to say, Wen, IL this is true OF THE
princess it must be true. Of Miss Smith
or Mrs Brown. the c rner groceTs
daughter or wife?'
.eFhe lady in my book figures in q
chain of exceptional circumstances The
whole book Is exceptional. Then where
is the fairness Of applying a rule
made for a special case 10 general
things? Because this woman 8 skin was
white and Of European birth, everyone
begins 10 compare her with the women
Of Europe or America Had I made
her a Hindoo. or a Korean. or OF some
other coIored race of Inferior quality,
perhaps those comparisons would not
have been drawn.
Cares Not for Criticisms.
saThe lady in my book cannot be COM
pared 10 The daughter OF a plumber.
/ bricklayer, or hodcarrier. She was q
/ lady in every respect. and with q beau
tiful soul and nature. J do not care
what criticism is passed on my book.
I am satisfied with It. My book is the
mirror OF truth and not a syllable Of
/ it can be successfully copUadicted.
] That always has been my position re
/ garding Three Weeks ard always win
/ be. il is evidently too delicate. too fine,
/ too noble and lofty for the critics who
| have Condemned Il. The majority read
and appreciate, but the minority does
not read. but criucises."
| Mrs. Glyn saws she Will meet her
/ mother, husband. and two daughters
in san Francisco in May. At present
I her relatives arr in Egypt Next they
visit CeylCn and will afterWard 90 20
/ Japan. 4 must be home in June,
| said MIS- Cslyn- She explained that she
/ has a beautiful home called Shirley in
/ Harlow, Essex county. England
! IT have Just had a new hedge Of roses
! an6 other flowers planted and want 70
4 be there in June TO see the bushes IN
/ bloom, and to rearrange my household,
/ which I have not seen since October"
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why don't tie fools stop talking about
my book.
This story is Of woman who was
faithful to one man"
Welded in Name Only.
But. Mrs. GIyn, If the lady was not
faithful 10 her own husband TO whom
she was lawfully welded, who can say
that she would have been faithful TO
PauI2' her interviewer asked
'She was never married to her hus-
band. Not in the eyes Of God. She was
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seems as though they refuse to under
stand.
''The criticisms are like the buzZing
of gnats or bites Of mosquitoes. They
irritate for the nonce, but are soon for
gotten. These things they say about
my book make me laugh They amuse
me. but ali the while I am wondering
why the fools who cannot understand
do not keep their mouths shut and cease
this silly prattIe.
Reckoning on the theory that the
foundation stone of civilization and the
home is the purity and virtue Of cur
wonankind, what would you say if ac-
cused of tsmpering with the foundation
stone?' Mrs. Glyp was asked.
Il would say that such a thing was
laughably absurd. have tempered with
nothing but truth
Marriage a'SacTed Tie.
What would you think OF marriage?''
Marriage is a sacred tie. 1t is a
necessary institution. Marriage is what
holds the world together. have moth
ing to say against it."
Mrs. Glyn, whose remarkable beauty
was enhanced by a black velvet ana
plumed toque and lace waist, has sell
dom been so dramatic as when she
touched on the truth Of her novel
ct have never written anything bat
the truth in any of my books and I
never shall. Three Weeks is based or
Evening journal., 1908-12-09
Commercial Markets

PHILADELPHIA Dec. 9-FEED sold
fairly and ruled firm under light offer
lngs. We quote car lots.
Winter bran. In bulk, per ton. $4,000
2i.50 spring bran. in sacks. as 10 size.
per ton. S24OOd2i5o.
WHEAT There was little trading but
offerings were only moderate and prices
ruled steady. NO. red was quoted as
follows:
December. Si.O5al.05lk; Spot car lots in
export clevator-No. . red, S1.05a1.o5ls:
No 2 Southern red. sl.osal 0ais; steamer
No. red. Sl.02ikal.OS; No. red, Sl.o2a
i.02iz.
CORN-The market further declined izo
under light demand and bearish specu-
ation in other home grain centres. Flu
lures Of No. mixed were quoted as fol-
lows:
December. G5i5a6sc; January e5ae5isci
car lots in export elevator-No ., CSC
steamer Sc: No. 8, 62c.
OTs-rrade was fairly active anc
ssulISuo lusH La7un mIU psInI ssoIIC
We quote as 20 location;
No. white. SIC; standard white, 55c
No white. 54c; rejected, 52a53c.
POULTRN.--Li OF desirable quality
was kept well cleaned up at the recen
advance: uotations; lowls, as 20 siz'
and quality. liikal2isc. Old roosters, III
d12i5c.
Evening journal., 1908-12-09
BOMB EXPLODES;
TWENTY HURT
BY United Press Leased Special Wire.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK. Dec. 9.-Twenty per-
sons were injured and a panic started
in a convent carly to-day when a
bomb wrecked five-story Italian
tenement on East Sixty third street
Five Of tho victims of the Black Hand
outrage are in a hospital, suffering
from serious injuries. They are Pietro
Giano, %; Maitino Giano. IS: Vito
Glano. 81; Salvatore Lamberto. 54;
Dominica Vito. A.
The tenement was occupied by is
families, nearly 100 persons. The bomb
was dropped from the roof Of an ad-
joining building down the air shaft Of
the tenement and exploded with terrific
force. The plaster was blown from the
walls throughout the structure. every
window was broken and the doors OF
the rooms torn from their fastenings.
The shock Of the explosion terrified
the Sisters Of the Holy Rosary, whose
convent stands across the street from
the wrecked tenement, and they fed TO
the street i'm a panic.
The bomb thrower IS believed to
have been member OF the Black
Hand. which is said to have been
THROWN at Francesca DeAngelo. who
had a grocery store in the basement Of
the building and who refused the de-
mands Of the society.
Evening journal., 1908-12-09
GRANGE SHOWS
A Big INCREASE
Interesting Report Submitted
by Secretary Wesley
Webb at Dover

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del, Dec. 9.-That the mem
bership Of the State Grange has in
creased from 69i to 1892 in the past year
was one Of the interesting points Of the
report Of Secretary Wesley Webb.
''The amount received from dues is
SS2l7o; from other sources SllO97; max
ing total Of S9S5.07 all Of which has
been paid to brother Charles Barker,
treasurer Of the state grange"
Mrs. Peach Reports.
Mrs. Nellie Peach, state Ceres. to-day
made her report. She pointed out that
while industries in the cities had been
at a standstill the farms OF the country
the past year had produced eight bill
lions Of dollars worth Of products. She
emphasized that the farm is the place
for the young man. Mrs. Peach told OF
pound of timothy seed that had been
sent to the Department of Agriculture
at Washington, for examination, by
Harmony Grange, and which showed a
large presence Of noxious weeds.
Evening journal., 1908-12-09
GIFT GIVING TINE
IS NEARLY HERE

To most people December brings
more delights than summery June. be-
cause the opportunity OF exchanging
gifts at Christmas enables them 20 en-
gender and cement friendships with
some small or large token of esteem.
1t Is said that more money is spent
on present of jewelry at this season Of
tho year than on any other known
commodity. The holiday fever will
soon be upon everyone. Everybody
wants his money to go the farthest
and this is only natural.
Now Lyn Thomas. the hustling jew
eler Of 400 Market street. by his push
and attention to all parts of the bus,-
ness. has. by his foresight, seen the
possibility OF buying, for cash, goods
at a twenty per cent saving from man.
lufacturers who have been short OF
money. BY so doing for this Christmas
particularly. he viii have the articles
YOU are thinking of in jewelry, dia-
lmonds or cut glass at saving to one
| and all who win first make it then
business TO see his line when shop
ping.
There is no need TO go 20 Philadel-
phia 10 buy jewelry so long as Mr.
I Thomas keeps the "open door which
I he will. as he wants the people Of VII.
nlington 10 share in his own savinl
money IL they arc willing 70 make theli
purchasez at Ills store.
Evening journal., 1908-12-09
SNELLENBURGS' IN
CHRISTMAS GARB

Snellenburg's big store at Market and
Seventh streets is in its best holiday at
tire, the interior OF the store represent
ing arches formed from columns uni
quely made of fancy boxes and decora-
uons In colors, each of which is topped
of with large electric light. Suspended
from the ceiling the store over. are ever
green's all of which give the interior.
not only the look. but even the smell
OF the great day. 1t took several weeks
OF work TO arrange for the decorations.
and the store is the first Of all the local
ones to show off the rea Christmas spirit
in decorative garb
David Snellenhurg, the courteous man.
ager of the store. has arranged with the
Telmusci Company for its photographic
concerts and the patrons OF the store
can now enjoy free of cost, a concert
in which all the famous artists now b.
fore the public participate. The con-
cert is a big innovation and has proved
quite attractive to the large crowd who
daily shop there.
The windows Of the store are no less
attractive than the store itself and any
one perplexed about Christmas buying
in mems goods needs but look therein,
make a selection and go in the store to
buy. Christmas goods at Christmas
prices, which mean that you get the
same class Of goods at the same money
as you get in their big Philadelphia
store, that's the slogan Of Snellenburg' s
this Christmas.
Evening journal., 1908-12-09
CARPENTER WAS
AT THE PARTY

II Matthew Carpenter. colorel. hai
kept away from party that was being
given last evening everything might
have gone well with him. But he went
without an ivtation. Some of the
guests took exception to this informal
method and an argument was started
during which Carpenter was alleged to
have called several Of the guests many
varieties of names.
Patrolmnn Samuel l.. Ford heard
the noise and investigated. There was
general scattering Of guests wheL
the officer appeared. but he managed
to get a grip on Carpenter and wouldn't
let go.
The party was given in a house ~
Liberty street, and there were aboul
twenty-five colorel persons present
Among them was Mary L. Saunders,
colored. and everybody was having d
lovely time until Carpenter showed up
The colorod man was arraigned i,
City Court this morning, but Mary L
Saunders, who was TO have been wit
ness. wasn't there. Patroman Ford
was called and he told the story OF the
party and the fuss that followed. judge
Cochran imposed a fine Of $40 and cost,
on Carpenter.