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The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-07
MEN AND THINGS
Epitone Of The Weeks Doinis in
Hollv snd Vicinity
IN 0GM ERAl


accompanied his wife to Ada,
Kansas, last week. returned yes
terday Mrs. Price. while slightly
improved, will have to be under
the phi hyficians' care for couple of
months ut least. is The latest di,.
tum. consequently the bachelor
coterie will have another recruit
for a period.
j. w. Ikelman of the Holly
pharmacy returned from Denver
and Boulder last Tuesday, visiting
his family in the latter town and
shaking hands with the Good In
dians in both, a. his friends are
legion.
Lost Lady's gold bar pin.
Finder please leave at Chieftain
Office and receive reward.
Lost...2 year old heifer. white
and red. Apply to Chieftain office.
Brother WE. Cooper of Pueblo,
grand Masonic lecturer of Colora-
do, was a guest Of the local lodge
last week, enlightening the BROTH
ers on Masonic work.
Wanted-To buy dry land in
Colorado. Please give description
and price in first letter. Address
Box 2O6 Stafford, Kansas.
Nearly new, fine upright piano
t125. Apply ut Chieftain office.
Mr.. Clarence u Moed has been
placed in charge of the sewer, con-
struction by Engineer w. K. Pal
mer, having succeeded Louis Myer,
who has been recalled to Kansas
City.
The veteran farmer and beet
raiser, Mr.. J. B. Fryberger. of
Powers, Colo, was in town last
Monday and paid respects to his
many friends. He was accom-
panied by his son Roy, who come
all the wav from Ely, Nevada, to
eat Christmas dinner with his par
ents, after an absence of over six
years. He is now prominent
millwright and civil engineer, and
was impressed with the improve
ment of Holly since his departure.
New subscribers are coming in
constantly. We will always ELL
deavor to give them their moneys
worth.
Wanted-A small furnished cot
tage or a couple of furnished rooms
for light housekeeping by a young
couple. Address, stating terms,
V. L., Chieftain.
Mr.. Aria Fidler, who recently
came here from St. Joe, Mo-, has
accepted position with the Holly
Investment & Loan Co., and will
be in charge of the office during
President Davis absence.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-07
CITY COUNCIL MEETS

The city dads were in executive
session last Monday evening, al
though little save routine matters
was up for discussion.
The difference of opinion
shared by the engineers in the
sewer drain seemed a feature of
evening, the council believing that
if any changes were contemplated
they at first should have the sane.
ton of Engineer-in-charge W. K.
Palmer.
George w. Stevens of the Holly
State bank was elected town trea-
surer, to succeed L. M. Appel, re-
signed. He will qualify under a
surety bond of 5000, it is re-
ported.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-07


The Electric theatre has become
the popular resort to spend il pleas
ant evening. Take the children
with you.
Copies of The Holly Chieftain may be
found at the Office Of the Colorado State
Commercial Assn, of which we are a
member, at No. 1896 Stout street, Den
yer, where you can read them at your
leisure. This paper is kept on file there
for two weeks.
Come and hear the latest songs
at the Electric theatre. Admission
lOc.
Col. W. q. Fidler. the affable
gentleman who purchased the
splendid A. l.. Fryberger ranch
near Hartman. arrived last Friday
from his old home in St. Joe, Mo,
and will at once proceed to im-
prove the place for his family.
An elopement with all the inter-
esting sidelights that generally ac-
company it, was enacted at the de-
pot last Friday evening. The girl
in the case was influenced by
moral suasion to return home. and
her quondam admirer was allowed
to 90 his way. No arrests.
Mr.. Harry Moran of Colorado
Springs, is the cashier of the
new State Bank at Bristol, and he
is d young man Of exceptional
ability In the banking business.
Ed Jones contemplates erecting
an up-to-date bungalow Just as
soon as the weather permits.
Aaent Wanted Lady or gentle
man. For particulars call at
Lee Studio, Holly.
All the latest and greatest songs
of the day are being sung at the
Electric theatre. Don't miss it. It's
rare treat. Admission l0c.
VIM. Mazda, assistant to Fore.
man Readhaar of the sewer CON
struction gang, arrived lsst Friday
from Joplin. Mo-, and is already
at work
Clarence Pike and Ivan Thomp-
son have given up the idea of join
ing the navy, and will continue to
lead the humdrum life Of landlub.
bers.
Two replies have already been re-
ceived from the Holly advt. in
the New Years Rocky Mountain
News, for a painter and wall paper
dealer, and the probabilities are,
more are on the way. 1t psys to
advertise.
Messrs. George Ikelman John
Schlager, Col. Theodore Flick and
John Bragg leave Saturday for
their annual visit to the Stock
show at Denver. Before their re.
turn Doc" Ikelman will visit his
family at Boulder, and the rest of
the party will take lin the sigth
of the capital city,
Col. Sam Elwood of the A. V.
S. B. e. |. Land Co., arrived yes.
terday from tour of northern
Colorado
Start the New Year right, and
use the Holly Souvenir Envelopes.
One hundred of them with every
subscription to The Holly Chief
tain.
Holly WOman'S Cluh
The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-07

FoIey's Kidney Remedy will cure any case Of
kidney or bladder trouble that is not beyond the
reach OF medicine. l., invigorates the entire
syst m and strengthens the kidneys so they
eliminate the impurities from the blood. Back
ache, rheumatism. kidney and bladder troubles
are all Gu. ed by this great medi inc. Holly
Pharmacy. Ikelmsn Bros. propu.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-07

VIC uoOs sn1k0tous VI oSA - prayer.
Pray, and if the people will coop
crate with their pastors and teach
en. God 10 going to bless the
people Of this city and community
and get many ready for the King
dom of God.
Don't criticise. but help, for it is
better to do the work this way
than the way the critic DOES not
do it.
When horse is kicking he is
not pulling" Pull. don't kick.
Assist by your presence at the
meeting. Nothing draws crowd
like crowd. Everybody welcome.
For II short me- only. 100 Beau
tifnl Souvenir Envelopes with
every subscription to The Holly
Chiefta.n.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. J. C.
Bell. on Tuesday. a handsome baby
girl weighing 10 pounds. At last
accounts the little one had taken
complete possession Of the Bell
home, and all is mirth and pleas
antry.
A wedding of more than ordin-
ary interest to Holly folks is sched.
nled to take place shortly.
L. NJ. Appel, formerly town
treasurer. has departed for the east
to engage in the manufacture of
automobiles.
The State Bank of Bristol op.
ened for business last Tuesday in
that thriving town.
Aessrs. A. d. Plank and John
Shelter, are still at work on the
Garrison residsnoe. which may
take another month for oomple-
ton. 1t 10 considered one OF the
best residence in Holly.
Floyd Groninger, son of Mrs. j.
F. Van Wey, left for St. Joe, Mo,
last Sunday. where splendid po.
sition awaits him.
Ed. Haberstroh. Jr., the new
owner of the old Chieftain pro-
perty on Main street, contem-
plates erecting handsome block
thereon sas soon as the weather
permits.
Little Vera Athey, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Athey accompan-
led her grsndama, Mrs. M. A.
Wood, to Denver last Monday,
where the little miss will attend
school the ensuing year.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-07

Chamberlin' Cough Remedy is not
common everyday cough mixture. 1t is
meritorious remedy for all the trouble
some and DANGEROUS complications result.
ing from cold in the head throat, chest,
or lungs. Sold by The Holly Pharmacy,
lkelman Bros. propr's.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-07

Forty.acre farm for sale or rent.
ut NllwOod beet. dump, near good
school. Inquire of
T. Lynch, Grand Mound, Iowa.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-07
School Notes

The following pupils took high
est rank in their respective classes
for the month of December:
IA, Billy Wilsss.
IB, Lilliss Bssil.
"a. Asbsl Dsvis.
3B, NsAs Vidal.
"a, Irva bssil.
81, Joha Jordan.
"a. Rsth Josdas.
n, Hcass Rowe.
7, Clsa Piakhsn.
9, Grover MeGraw.
=, Robsn Fsstuson.
10, Lsths Shields.
IL, Everett BsekIss.
3. ASass Dsbvs.
The Senior class has organized
with Maurice Reynolds as Presi.
dent and Anna Bryce as Secretary
treasurer.
Supt. c. I Collins and the
Misses Flueckiger, Purdy and Ev.
erett attended the meeting of the
State teachers Association in Den
YER last week.
Will Terrence, Of district No.26,
entered high school this week.
Horace Newbanks has returned to
his work in the ninth grade. after
working for the Holly Sugar Co.
during the campaign.
Pupils are oil working bard in
anticipation of the Semester ex-
aminaticns which &C me nt 1t week
The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-07

It costs but little more than
plain paper. Your name and ad-
dress neatly printed on 100 note
heads and envelopes for only
81.
The tender lesvss Of harmless Iuns. .heains
mountsissus shrub. give to Dr.. Shops Cough
Remedy its marvellous curative properties.
Tight. tickling. or distressing coughs, quickly
Yield to the healing. soothing action Of thi.
splendid prescriptions Shops Cough Rem
edy. And ii is 30 safe and good for children.
- well. Containing no opium chloroform. or
slwys don,.nd Dr.. Shoop's. II other remsdies
arc offered. tell them Mol Be- your own Judge!
Sold BY all dealers.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-07
For Sale.

Pure bred black Langshan and
blue Andalusian cockerels, Fifty
cents to oue dollar each.
Frank Hiney. Holly.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-07
Old Time Snake Remedies.

There was Il time when few first
class remedies for really serious mala-
dies did not include some portion of Il
snake powdered Snake broth itself
was sovereign for many ills. The
snake with its tail in its mouth is the
symbol of eternity. and as by casting
its skin it 'renews its youth it has
since the days Of Aesculapius been the
chosen emblem Of the medical frater-
nifty. while Mercury's caduceus. with
its wreathed snakes, typical of peace,
has been used rs the badge OF COM
merce. In this same field. however.
the snake possesses an even mightier
significance. for the dollar mark Is, is
but the serpent intwincd about the pil-
lars of Hercules. as it may be seen
minted on the Spanish peso today.
The Holly chieftain., 1910-01-07
The Question.

Stella You have two proposa,s.
Bella Yes; can't decide whic ii to
marry tirSt.-New York Sun.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-13
Frisco Police Commissioner
Wants Native Son to
Handle Bout.
GLEASON FAVORED
AS THE PROMOTER
Contest Can Take Place in CITY If
He Is Declared
In.

san FRANCISCO. Jan I2.-Tex Rick
ard, whose bid for the Jeffries-Johnson
bout was accepted, and who has been
active IN the management OF the affair.
may be sidetracked. for unless a local
man directs the match in future there
xiii be no chance OF il being held in
this city This has been definitely set
forth bv Peter L HerEeJ- chairman OF
the police commission OF the board OF
Supervisors. which has the granting Oh
permits for boxing contests. herSet
declared that unless the contest was
managed by 4 local man. he would re-
fuse 20 grant permit
As Jack Gleason. who joined KICK
srd IN his bio, IS n local man, % looks
very much as # there - ere a plan on
foot TO sidetIslCk RiCkard ana place the
mana cement in the hands Of Gleason
So far IL has been the custom or the
supervisor to restrict the bouts 20
twenty rounds, and. as the articles OF
agreement signed by JefTieS and john
con call for forty-five rounds. the bout
could only be held within the city linn
its. provided permission we're granted TO
extend the limit TO foTyy-1ive rounds It
z understood that IT Richard takes a
hack seat TIerSer viii consent TO extend
IRE limit and grant the permit
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-13
HIDDIES WILL ROW
GEORGETOWN CREW
To Race on Severn River,
But Date Is Yet
Unsettled.

After a year Of practical inactivity
in squatics a Georgetown crew viii row
against the Annapolis midshipmen on
the Severn river in April or May.
No definite date has Is yet been ar
ranged. nor is il likely to be until Coach
Dempsey has had a better opportunity
TO form some estiu1ste OF the material
at the university. Candidates for the
crew have been rowing regularly since
last Sunday. but as vet all Of the men
who are expected - become candidates
for seats in the varsity shell nave not
reported.
An Annapolis work has not yet com
menced. Captain Ainsworth, Of the
Academy crew. viii call out the rowing
squad within few days. ana Lieutenant
GIendon. the coach, is expected in
Annapolis before the end OF the month.
II is now probable that the last race
Of the season viii be with Syracuse
a ID Will be on either May Il or u The
races have not been fixed, though it
is certain that Syracuse viii row at An
uapOIis. The other crews which will
prObab big contest with the midshipnen
on the Severn are Columbia and New
York University There VIII also be
a. number Of races for the second and
third crews and the crew OF the fourth
class.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-13
SCHOOL ATHLETES
LOSING INTEREST
Hopes of Scholastic Basket
ball League Are Now on
the Wane.

All hopes OF the organization OF a
high school basketball league seem 70
have gone agiimmering, at least the
players themselves entertain but little
thought OF the project materiaIizing.
With the opening OF the season each
Of the schools, with the exception OF
Central. promptly began practic!ng. firm
~ convinced that the athletic authori-
ties would al last aCCede 10 popular de-
mand aid place the indoor game on the
school sport calendar. Such did not
happen, and the Encouragement OF the
players has subsequently been very
plainly shown by the frequent CanceIla-
ton OF the games which the various
managers had arranged independently
Eastern's failure 10 appear for several
OF It's scheduled games was thought due
20 the weakness Of its team, but when
western did not make an appearance for
IT'S contest with Business yesterday It
was generally figured that the posi-
Dlllty OF the proposed organization has
petered out Business has cana BILE
team, and is clinEiug on TO the last ray
on nope. but even It fails TO see where
tle future can better present conditions
Inc SleuOgTap piers. according TO its man
ayr ana captain. viii make q last Ges-
perate stand 10 revive interest In TN.
game auQs II unsuccessful I'm r0rraITfu-y
the other scholastic Quints. viii 20 prev
searching into the camps OF auv or The
NSnter OF the league and inde1erdeuf
teams or the District
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-13
BOCOCK TO RESIGN
AS FOOTBALL COACH
Most Successful Gridiron Expert Ever Graduated From
Georgetown Accepts Legal Position in Portland Ore.
Horace FogeI Denies Being Here Tuesday

The Eridiron has seen the last OF
Branch Bocock as a football coach.
Captain OF the Georgetown team Of
1906 and since then the best football
coach who has ever graduated from
the university. BOcock has declined to
renew "a contract with the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute and has accepted
an invitation TO enter a legal firm IN
Portland. O.e-. to practice his profes-
sion.
The success Of the Georgetown man
has been most pronounced AT George
town t. has been conceded that IL was
principally through the ability of BO-
cock as a leader that a victory WAS
scored over George Washington on
7 Thanksgiving Day. 1906. when II was
the opinion or many that the down
town university had the stronger team
Upon his graduation BOcock took
charge Of the Western High School
squad and developed a winner. He
went South to accept a business posi-
ton and was Immediately signed By
the University Of Georgia, where he did
so well he was rendered contract by
Y P J.. and last fall brought out a
team that was robbed Of a much
coveted victory over Princeton only
through the clever drop kicking Of 10
gan Cunningham. a Washington man
Among the alumni and undergraduates
at Georgetown, Bacock has long had
following which was most anxious to
have him return 10 direct the football
fOTtupes us his alma mater. but the an
uOuncemeut % mis- proposed move to the
PSciic coast means the passing for this
section or his teams and his methods
-
Horace FoEel. president Of the Phil
adelphia National League club, has is
sued q statement in which he SAYS ne
was not in Washington last Tuesday.
Gs reported but was IN New York, on a
business trip
Jack Flynn. the new first baseman Of
the worlds champion Pit1sbuTg team,
comes OF a baseball family. The yOuu-
er Flynn. who Is spending the winter
IN washington, taking a course IL law.
IS the son Of a former Chicago National
first baseman-
Jack Flynn started out as a catcher
at Holy Cross College and was grabbed
I'D BY the Boston Americans He was
pronounced too slow for the ma for
leagues and was shipped TO Toledo, but
II half the good things that are being
said about him turn out TO bs true he
should make a most valuable aCGuiSI-
ticn for Pittsburg-
Ban Johnson says he never signs a con
tract with his Umplres- He declares
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-13

there is simply an understanding, and
ne reserves the right TO dispense with
the services Of any of the arbiters on A
twelve-hour notice Twelve hours is too
long for some OF them.
GrantIsnd Rice. in the Nash ilie-Ten-
nesesn. takes the following v acclaimed
shot:
on Christmas Eve. near Youngstown,
Ohio. an Italian, inspecting mis- Christ
mas tree at ] a m. set fire TO the
cotton trappings with a candle and
eight deaths resulted
7This is only a single instance OF the
destruction of life and property rom
fireworks, Christmas tree ignition
shooting SCrapes, and other details.
which sent the detah list up 10 a nun
dFed or more.
In other words, there were more
people killed and manned through Christ
mas celebrations than football has put
away in the last five years
IN the list were men, women she
children burned, manned. and wrecked
for life-houses bt rued down and count
less thousands of dollFTs' WOcth OF prop
erty destroyed. Five times the physica!
damage IN TWO days over football for
year-not Including the property loss
Yet We hear nothing about the de
EQUALIZATION of Christmas n compari-
son with the weird wal raised against
II We are going into this "debrutaliz-
ing business 40 ALL Why not 20 IN upon
= big scale and dcbrutallZe the whole
busiuesS-IoOthall. baseball auto racing
Christmas festivities. OyerCdtlnE, over
drinking hunting. swimming TlClnE,
Fourth Cf July celebrations. IOEinE and
20 or 50 other forms Of amusement AMI
entertainment now wrsakiuE havoc with
the human race
Let us abolish al these pastimes and
build an iron C8Ce for everyone TO live
ia, where the occupant thereof may not
be run over by a street car nor tumble
down the stairway while beating u To
HE dining room
It isn't thai we object to the debr7I-
talking of football. Far from IL Go
the limit But why play favOrltesE The
list or lle-wTeCAEug CnuScmeutS Is q
long one Partially enumerated above
Why sinEIe-shot on foot baii2 Why
not 20 in for general hOuse-CleaninG
ff we are really looking toward an eE-
IS euCe absolutely safeEuarded in every
detail and free from any chance OF in
jury or misfortIne2
Our SUGGESTION j. the iron cage for
every re5-bIoOded human outside Of
working hours Otherwise ne might get
out and trip over a car track OF alb
sorb q splinter IN his thumb.
But we already hear one Of the
wise ones remark. Christmas IS q
different thing from football
Sure 70 Is. but the list Of killed and
wounded isn't different, except 10 a
greater degree T X
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-13
PHIL KING WANTED
As MISSOURI COACH
Washington Man Being Con-
Sidered AS Successor
To Roper.

COLUMBIA, No. Jan l3.-Tle afH-
ielic committee o. the University Of Mis-
soufl has received word from ". ~
roper coach OF the indicated Missouri
Tigers Of 100, that he VIII not return
next Tat He has accepted rhe offer OF
princeton, w. he viii be head coacF
for the entire ear
W Bile missouri was waiting for Eop-
er's answer, Howard Jones. who Sue
Cessfuliy coached y. Te last fall. made "a
contract with Ohio SAFE Cniversftr
Prof w G Gdnly, MO aas been en-
powered 10 -lire a coach, wired JOues as
soon - ne heard from Roper asking Il
he was Op.sD 10 an offer The Missouri
students mad been hOFetGl. OF Eertirz
Jones Prof Manly said today that He
viii try 10 get a Princeton man for the
football team next SEPTEMBER
At present four Nassau coaches are
said TO be aTaiiabie-Phu King, Doc
HiIdebrand, Bunny Booth, a-J
Ralph NJ Brown
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-13
ZBYSCO IS READY
TO MEET ROLLER
Wrestlers May Be Matched for
Bout in the Near
Future.

KANSAS CITY. Jan ls.-There is a
movement under way here among wresI-
Ing promoters TO bring aDout a match
between Zbysco. the Polish mat artist
and Dr. Roller. the Seattle wrestler
The strides taken b. the P8Iar1e-
since FIs appearance in this country
nave s.gfOTtShed wrestling sharps and
many claim that he has 2 good chance
to- acquire the title which Prank Cyof~b
nov holds GoJCh failed 10 throw
Zoysco IN a handicap bout held not long
dGp IT Buffalo. After that CofCH said
Cutler could defeat ZbySro. However.
the POlander showed that ne Is a good
man rs defeating Cutler in Chicago on
M0nca, night. Now word comes that
Roller is the man 10 shatter Zbysco- 8
Championship aspirations
me match were II arranged. would
prove a good drawing card, for Il IL be
licved that Roller would make the Pole
work hard FOR viCtorv.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-13
COLUMBIA CREW
BEGINS PRACTICE
Manager Announces Dual Meet
With Navy for
May !.

NEW YORK. Jan. IS.-With the start
Of indoor rowing practice AT columbia
comes the announcement by Manager
R n Mshou that the usual dual re-
Eafta between the Blue and White
rsity eight and the Annapolis first
crew had been arranged 10 take place
On Nay on the Severn
Indoor practice on the rowing ma
chimes N University Hall engaged the
attention Of forty candidates. mostly
-freshnen. who worked for twenty min
1ltes under Coach RiCe-s direction yes
rerday- This work viii be continued
daily until about March 3. when Rice
homes 70 boat the most promising men
for outdoor work on Jha Palisades
course, along the west bank Of the
Hudson. 4 straight fouT-nile course
running north from the Columbia barge
c bove the Fort Lee ferry landing has
been laid out
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-13
PEET WILL COACH
BUSINESS AGAIN
StenOgrsphers Retain Instructor of
Last Seasons Champion
Nine

Word vas received from Business
Eizh this morning that William Peet,
co=ch OF last seasons championship
baseball nine had consented 10 take
charge of the team this season.
4 call for candidates viii be made
s~Cn and. according 40 present plans,
Ire candidates for the battery VIII start
s-5oor work the early part or the COM
ing month
The team has lost the services OF
the majority Of its veterans. and the
coach viii be compelled J9 build his
nine OF nucleus composed of three
veteran players SHOTrSrCp Davis and
,7rffeIGerS <auELt0n- and WItmarsh-
The status Of these athletes is at the
present time doubtful which fact
places 4 rather serious light on Bust
ness prospects Il IS hard' probable
that CRptain-elect FeEan viii return to
ss-hc1I but q successor viii not be
elected until he renders a final deci-
sion.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-01-13
PRINCETON ADOPTS
TRAINING NOVELTY
Football Candidates Must Join
CrOss-Country Team in
Spring.

PRINCETON. Jan. 13-P-iuceton Is
RESPONSIBLE for a novelty in football
training Soon after the midvesr eN-
sminatiOns the candidates for the team
viii Re required 10 take I'D cross
couutrs running The work VIII be CON-
puIsOrv- and viii be kept VI through
the spring term, but every Effort viii
De made TO keep the run from being
bore.
The idea is 10 develop endurance. 50
that the next Tiger team that goes
on the field viii be sound a. wind and
Of great endurance Track teams have
been QUILT NJ bF this meth ID and It
viii be interesting 10 watch tls result
of its application to football
The football authorities believe too
tEat this form OF preliminary trainl1E
viii result in q fiuc team spirit