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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-06-24
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE

WHEREAS. on the sist day Of February. A.
l.a .. Is.g yohn !yj Gwysrj Of Bent County: Colo
tain trust deed. ihcreafter recorded In the
I,ent County. Coiorsda. 10 BOOK |. a psse
:ot. whereby he conveyed to- tho said Henry
land. situate. lying and being AZ that tine 10
County. Colorado. to-wit: m. east half Of
southeast quarter Of the Norihwest Quarter
Ia sSass Rsnrs 9, we.s 81 eSs
sixth PRINCIPAL Meridian. for the purpose
on on iss asg p; ;se Sns ISr
he sum Of thrs.e hundred and sfty dollars. M
pons thereto attached, provided:
And WI; reas. It Is provided in said trust
refusal to act. oI the said Henry j. Xidr,ch,
trustee. at any time when action under the
and ,s%'; By s.ia ,.ps, deed siyss
any person In place Of the said Henry J.
sdsed and sseiess 1a ;ss ..id d'i Hsnrs sS.nox s. x
drich Is permanently absent from the United
and ,he .ss E soS
ssssd: q. s.IsssisTs cSa.:,.s.:d and 2 .peolSsed
of the said Henry }; Aidrich;
Al, And wheres. =, Il is provided in said trus.
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OF the principal or interest OF said note. IL
shall and may be lawful for said trustee or
the per-on substituted by the holder Of said
note; upoa request OF the holder Of said note.
10 eeii said premises at public auction to the
highest and best bidder for cash, a the door
q the court house In the CITY Of Denver,
Colorado. thirty days notice Of said sale hav.
ing been heretofore given by publication in
Newspaper published In tho county where
The premises are situated:
And whereas. said note and tho Interest
thereon has not been paid. and the same is
now long past due; and whereas, the Legal
holder OF said note has requested the under.
signed to advertise and sell ssid land, pur-
snant to the provisions Of eaid trust deed for
the purp3se OF paying said note and interest;
Now. Therefore, public notice SIS hereby
Tiven that viii on Saturday, tho End day 81
July A.D.lpiO. atthe hour OF ten o'clock in the
forenoon. at the fremont street door OF the
court house In the city OF Denver. Colorado
proceed to sell tho lnRd hereina boye de-
scIibed: at public auction. to the highest
biaaer Tor cash, Tor the purpose Of Satisfying
said note and interest. and the cost OF cT-
ecutnx the said trust,
Dated at Denver, Colorado. this 2lst day Of
~. a. ID. Dte JOHN v. MAIL.
~S Substituted Trustee.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-06-24
NEWDALE.

Mrs. Gus Lister Of Manzanola spsnt
Sunday at A. H. Booksrs.
Ike Young and wife Of Rocky Ford.
spsnt Sunday with Mrs. Jaekman.
Sam Lane sold his driving horse to Mr..
Umstsad and purchased another from
Al. Norman.
Mr.. Hseerman. the section boss at
Nswdais. moved his family to Pueblo
where he will locate. and will continue
working on the road.
Clarence WATSON Of Holbrook spsnt
Sunday evening with Nswdals friends.
Mrs. c. W. Johns spent Sunday with
Mrs. Vaneusllan Of HoIbrook.
Mr.. Alderman purchased . new auto
last week.
Miss Jennie Grove is very proud Of
her new auto.
Mrs. Jno. Jaekman spent = few days
Of this week in Rocky Ford with her
daughter. Mrs. Earnest Eads.
Sam and Ed Lane and John Gay went
fishing over to the Holbrook lake Sunday.
They brought home several fish.
A nice little program was prepared in
honor Of Children's Day. at the Nswdals
school house.
Mrs. Jaekman and Hazel spent We'd
nssday afternoon with Mrs. Clarence
Southerland.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-06-24
EUREKA.

Miss Carrie Ramsey started for her
home in Breekinridgs. NO.. today. She
has position in the city school there for
the coming year. which means nine
months Of her favorits employment.
J. W. Edgar believes In If at first you
don't succeed. try. try again.. He did
Mt quite lay himself out, 20 10 out in the
hay field driving the stacker.
Mrs. Eugene Hams Of Maxwell. New
Mexico. and children are visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. Irving Hainss. From here she
goes to Denver to visit.
J. M. Shaulis says that they are maxi
ing cherry preserves by the barrel At the
canning factory. Some Of our farmers
are furnishing cherries.
D. n. Walker and wife. parents Of Mrs.
Miller. and J. L. kinssl Of Somerset
county. Penn. are visiting N. J. Miller
and family. .... .-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-06-24
TEACHERS FORM ALLIANCE
Former Rocky Ford Schoolmam Is
Happily Wed

From the Carrollton tIll.) Patriot we
CLEAN the following account Of wedding
Of interest to Rocky Ford readers:
"Chas. W. Smith Of this city and Miss
Myra Jones Of Kane. two popular and
well known teachers. slipped quietly away
to Springfield Saturday morning. and were
united in marriage there that afternoon.
The ceremony was performed byRev.L.H.
Williams in the pastors study at the South
Seventh Street Baptist church. at 2:5o
After the ceremony they remained in
IN Springfield until Monday noon. when
they left for Chicago. where they will
spend the summer. MIR. Smith pursuing a
special course Of study in Chicago
university.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith are graduates Of
the Carrollton High School. classes Of 's2
and'o respectively. and both have taught
almost continuously since graduation.
Mr.. Smith had charge Of the eighth!grade
in the Carrollton school for several years.
previously taught rural schools. He was
afterwards principal at Kane, and later
Manchester. the young lady who is nav
his bride being a teacher in the latter.
During the past year he has been principal
Of the Mantle school. and has been re-
employed for next year. Miss Jones
taught also at Kane three years. and
one year-her last term-at Rocky Ford
Colo. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith are both par
tieularly bright young people. possessing
qualities that have made them useful and
popular. The congratulations Of many
friends here and else where will follow
them"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-06-24
DOCTORS MEET
And Chain Our Health Offieer-Hear
Fine Address.

The best attended meeting OF the
Otcro County Medical Society was
held in the FL Captain hotel las,
Thursday evening. there being only
four members of the society absent.
In several respects this meeting
was the most memorable ever held, a
not only was the membership ont in
force, but they heard very instruct
i've address from a physician of world
wide reputation-Dr. Gerald r. Webb
OF Colorado Springs-and also pre-
sentcd their president with an elegant
token of their esteem.
After a fine o'clock dinner and
the after-dinner address by DR.. Webb
the Vicc-Prcsident. DIR. Jessie Z
Stubbs OF La Junta usurped the pre-
rogative of the presiding officer and
took the meeting in charge long
enough to call the president UP on
the carpet and inform him that the
association had learned that this was
his fifticth birthday. and in remcm.
brance of his having reached the half.
centur~ mark. as well as for the ca.
pahlc service he had rendered the So
cicty, they desired him to accept OF
the memento offercd-a handsome
gold watch chain.
DR.. l.. p Barbour. our effcien,
health officer and president OF the so.
ciety. for once in his career had tu
acknowledge the lack of language to
express his feelings but he ncvcrthe.
less managed to let the members
know that he apprc ciatcd and most
heartily thanked them for the gift.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-06-24
MARRIAGES
Cupid Has Been Somewhat Busy thi.
Week

Cupid Has Been Somewhat Busy this
Week
On Monday evening Dr.. J. c. Rollins
united in the bonds Of matrimony Richard
Farris and Mrs. Viola McClain. The eers-
mony took place in the Berkeley hotel
parlor and was quiet affair, none but
intimate friends being present. The hap
py couple are at home to friends at the
Berkeley. and are receiving the hearty
congratulations OF host Of friends. The
Enterprise wishes "Diek" and his bride
every joy and happiness.
News was received early in the week
that Ben Cook and Miss Myra Cheek
we're married at San Jose. Cal. on Sun
day. The happy young couple will be
given hearty welcome upon their return.
which will be about July !.
Word comes from Longmont that Glenn
Porter and Miss Norma Clarke were
married Wednesday afternoon. No inti-
nation is given when the newly-weds
will reach Rocky Ford. but Joyous re-
esption awaits them whsn they coma.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-06-24

There are seventy democratic members
Of the Colorado legislature. and about
fifty Of these will come up for reelection
this fall. 1t is against the law for anyone
to contribute to campaign expenses. so
"Dishonestjohn" arranged to call the
members together without any excuse so
that they can have mileage at fifteen
cents per. and pay at seven dollars per
so they can enter the coming campaign
with funds to carry them through. And
you. reader. whether you are Democrat
or Republican. pay the bill.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-06-24
FRIDAY, JUNE "a, 1910
Subscription Rates.

For the past few weeks the Congress-
ional Record has been really interesting.
There was the debate on the railroad bill
there were speeches on conservation.
and on the postal savings bank bill. and
besides these measures Of popular inter-
est, the great appropriation bills rave
been coming up. one after another. and
most Of them have gone to conference
aud are ready to begin their active legal
existence with the beginning Of the fiscal
year. This congress has certainly worked
hard. and we believe the Democratic
members will agree that it has really
remarkable record Of accomplishment.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-06-24
Notice of Adjustment Day
Estate John L. Whitehead. D. ceased.

Estate John L. Whitehead. DFcelscd.
The undrr-i sne'i. haNi been appointed
Adminl-tratrIN nf the k-t tie of John L..
Whitehead. deceased. late Of the County ~
DI.ru. In tn. State OF Colnradn. decea~s d.
hereby gives notice that she will appear be-
lore the County Cnurt OF said DterO County.
at the CoUrt House In La JuHta- in said
county. un Monday. the lat day OF August.
A ID 1910. mt the rt,tur 1T ~ U'c Bck A NJ. OF
said day. at which tine all persons having
Chains against st d estate are notified and
requested To attend Tor the DurpIsc of haS-
Ing the same dju-ted. All persons indie bted
To .aId estate are requested To tnake IIu.IICuI-
ate payment to the unieF-igucd.
Dated at kOcky Ford. to.orado. this SJrd
day oI June. A. y. 1910
MahY z WHITEHEAD AdministrarliN
OF the estate OF John l. Whitehead.
deceased.
Glenn, ue.lI 4 Goblin. Attorneys. i
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-06-24
Bids Wanted for Building Grand
Stand.

Rocky Ford. colo.. June l6. 1910.
Proposals are invited for the eonstrue-
Of new grand stand in accordance with
the plans and specifications therefor now
on file at the Office Of @. M. Hall. Gil
Elm avenue.
The new stand is to be built entirely Of
new material; the old stand will be re-
moved by the association. The work Is
to be completed on or before August 20
The successful bidder will bs required to
give satisfactory personal or surety
bonds for the completion Of the work.
according TO the plans and specifications.
by the said date.
Bids will be opened at the Office Of the
secretary. at 2:5o p. m, Saturday.
June 25.
The ARKANSAS VALLEY FAIR ASSOCIATION
a BY @. M. HALL. Sec.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-06-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Intssioe.
U. S. Land Office at Pueblo. Colo,

Notics Is hereby given that oliver Adam
Winner Of Rocky Ford. Colorado. VINO on
81. Serial No. oqs. for " Is sw Y. Section q,
Township = South. Range IS West 6th Prin.
to make nnal proof. TO establish claim to the
land above Described. bef0re the Clerk OF the
District Court: At La Junta. Colorado. On the
9th day Of July. 1910.
Claimant nau1~a witnesses: William D.
Smith OF R~csy Ford. Colorado: David Carbon
Of Rocky Ford. Colorado: Albert Nicholas OF
La Junta. Colorado: William r. Osborne OF
Rocky Ford. Colorado.
Not coal land.
-tp 8. A. ABBEY, REGISTER
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-06-24
Test the Water In Your cisterns.

ANY citrzsn OF Rocky Ford or vicinity
can have the water IN his eistern tested
by mailing a request to the health officer.
giving name and number Of residence.
Remember. too. that typhoid fever and
diarrheal diseases may be carried by
o;her means than by the water Flies are
becom ng numerous. and should be
screened from the house very carefully.
Throw away any food or milk on which
or in which flies have been.
l. p. Barbour.
Health Offieer
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-06-24
Serial 0sias
Notice for Publication n-lsolatcdTract
PUBLIC LAND SALE
. DEPAHTNE>r oY THE ISTE1toR,
J. 2. Land Office. Pueblo, Colo, June 6

DEPAHTNt>r Df Tut lSTEntoR.
q. 3. Land Office. Pueblo. Colo. June 1910
Notice IL hereby given that. as dircrtci by
the Com nIt-- Homer OF the General Land Offir..,
under the provisions OF tho Act Of Congress
approved June =. 1875 81 stats. sitt, We vi III
offer at public sale TO the highest bidder. ut
10 o'clock AN, on the 18th day uf July. next
Mt this utfice. the following tract of land /:
SWia NEia. Sec. ): Lot I. Sec. :. T 2iS.. 5iw
Amy petsDns claiming adversely the above
d. -cribed lands are advised to file their
claims nr objections on or before the time
d.-tcnared tor sale
To be published for Eve consecutive weeks
ln ! he kockN Ford Enterprise. published at
Rocky f"ri. Colorado,
5 A. ABBEY. Register.
J. J. LAMBERT Receiver. 6
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-06-24
Preparing for ElkS

Boulder is making preparations for a
great jubilee Of the Eks Of Colorado at
the state reunion. Ang. 25-26-2z. A
handsome and costly booklet issued by
Boulder lodge No. 566. setting forth the
beauties Of Boulder attest the appreciation
Of that lodge Of its selection to be hosts to
Colorado Eiks this year.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-06-24
NOIi~E ron ruBiicATION.
DEPAnTsE>T oF TnE INTERIOR.
Land Office at Pueblo. Colorado.
MaN 81 tplU

Notice Is hereby given that Daniel Webster
1aIbcrt OF Rocky Ford. Colorado. who. on
April IL 1905. made Homestead Entry No.
isipl- Serial No. U6iGl tor Ne a sW Il. =
sw i. section ~. SEA Sc a, Section 10.
Township - south Hanec ID " c-t. 9th Prin-
cipal Meridian. has filed notice OF Intention to
make nnnl communication proof. to establish
claim tu the land above described. before tn.
Clerk of the District Court ut La Junta. Colo
RADIO. on the 18th day OF July. 1915.
Glsimant nHme- witnesses: Ss'nuel
Holder. Edward Barnes George sears. LOUIS
II. Wicker. All OF Iocky Fora. Colorado.
Not co.i land.
In A AUHEY. REGISTER.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-06-24
Federation Notes.

The Federation will meet this Satur-
day. June 25th. in the Library at 2:5c.
All memoers and those interested in
civic improvement are cordially invited
to attend this meeting.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-06-24

The best easy payment loans to be had
can be found at the Carlton building.
The Inland Realty company.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-06-24
CHAUTAuQuA
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPAHrNESr Or THE ISTERIoR.
Land Office at Pueblo. Colorado,
Nav 81 IplU

May Il. tpl0- I
Notice IL hereby given that William Frank
Rcetz Of La yunta. Colorado. who. on May 20.
1879. made Homestead Entry No. 0st.I. for
NwL NEt. SIi SEia. Section q. Township
- South. Range 3. West6th Principal Mer-
!dian. has fled notice Of intentIon To make
nnAl CONN utntinn proof to establish claim to
the land above described. before the Clerk Of
the District Court at La Juntn. Colorado. on
the 18th day of July. 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses: Robert l..
pikc. Abbey Hains-- robert T. n ooi-. Georp,
Blienbuchcr. all OF Rocky Ford. Colorado.
Snt coal land.
-tp y. A. ANVES. Rsgtafsr-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-06-24

Harold Morton Kramer knocked
about as cowboy, lumber Jack and
. miner. His friends discovered that
he had genius as writer, so he went
to school, secured an education, and
became a newspaper man, later sue
Ieessfui novelist.
His platform work Is highly success.
full and his time 10 much In demand at
summer assemblies all over the land.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-06-24

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-25
WEST VIRGINIA
| IN THIRD PLACE
IsATTLEsHlP IDAHO THE BEST
HITTER THE AMERICAN NAVY.
WITH The MARYLAND
SECOND.

y Az d e b. ~ ~ N. i i
\. wAsHN GToN June 25- The bat
tleship idaho is to enjoy for q y!e'f
The g1yetel honor Of tgtng the h
inter IN the American navy a
comparlson Of the Shooting perfor
nance Of the battlesh,ps this veal h,is
INST been made piibllS at the Navy
Department. The. Idaho made q score
with her guns Of 4O1sl,
! unae sans big battlesaips are
competing for a trophy their rank d ltc-
pending not only upoa the hits Of tn,
guns, but upon their work with mines
,IstItl jSFTadoes. While the target
practice has been concluded only q
lew have done the Fequifed tliltlililss,
the gtStpHsiR 18th nd ~ wy
8hsaa pt those Witch have conpi ls,ssll \
8tiie combetition WITH d score az Y
S3is the l.IafsiatH secpn Win ~
$50 and We Nea ylSslhia thira ''''A
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-25
CANNOT opEN.soxEs
,Pee1iIar phase Of Blacks Contest oi
lie Nornlnation ii Congress
man palzeII.

!
SRITTsBiJR q, Pa June q, lI 4 re;
stfainihg Older handed down b Jrdge
Josiah Cohen ID common pleas court
tic commits sioners III Allegheny
county are permanently Strained =
from opening the ballot boxes In the
Thirtietli COM ressionaI district and
fecountlhg the vote cast in SO pre-.
cincts contested by Dr. Robert ].
BLACK, and % precincts contested BY
John Dslzell, both Of whom, With
Clarence v. There's, were candidates
Tor the Republican nomination Of the
district IN the primaries q June 4tf.s
Unless attorneys for Or. Black az.
peal 10 the higher court, the vote an,
bounced by the county commissi oners
shortly after die primary now stands
Ind Congressman Dalzell receives the
Nomination.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-25
YOUNG WOMAN
ACID THROWER
BAD METHOD OF GETTING
EVEN WITH ALLEGED )
FATHER OF HER
CHILD.

MoRGANTowN. June 25-Milton
Baremore was burned slightly on che
right side Of mis- face and on his right
shoulder at Jimtown by a quantity u
carbollc acid dashed on him by Mis-
Bertha Pyles. Mr.. Barcmore was e.
turning from work at the shriyeT
Lumber company's factory at Str
city and had stopped on the porch a
Lemleys store when the girl who Is
about % years Of age threw the ac'1
on him.
About two years ago a. bastardy
charge was preferred against Bare
more by the Pyles girl. AT tho
time the warrant was swore out the
young man was in Iowa, but he 70.
turned at the request Of his father ard
tine case never came to trial. The sch'l
was left on the steps in front Of th.
home Of the Baresmores one COLI
morning, and since then has been
cared for by Mr.. Baremore and his
parents,
It Is said that tho girl wanted Nj,
/ Baremore to marry her, aud she claim
that he promised to do so, For SOFA
time she has been in Ohio and re.
turned only recently. She went to th5
store in Jimtown last night, carrying
coat over one arm, with the othcf
hand In which she carried the glass Of
carbollc acid covered by the cos
When she reached the store she dash
ed the acid on the man aiming at his
pfce. He lodged however and escaped
most Of the contents Of the glass.
The Young man came to ∨:d'i-
town betweent and 0 o'clock and
swore out a warrant for the woman.
Constable Philips Deputy Claude F.
Henry aud Assistant Prosecutor Frank
Brand went to JImtown at once and
returned to Morgantown with the wo'
man at midnight, She told the Office
on her way to the jail that she was
10 ry she did not finish the wor Tiie
crime with which she will be chargtfl
Is a serious ne, and a severe penalty
can be inflicted.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-25
feminine CHAT
AND CHATTER
GOSSIP AND ADVICE FOR THE
WORLD or WOMEN

Thc KsoFceinI Wsman Keeps 8
satehel Packed for shorsnotics
Invitations What Is Always espt
intact for such Occasions tleves
use These TL,inss Except Fos
Euergenelss.
woman WIN work at day and
whose hours lor pleas TIE arelnst many
be secret BY which stehas been
able 70 lengtten cpnsiaefablY Til
little Joys which u come lonally.
like lowers along what 81 ofdinaflls
4 somewhat ittll patlways III 4
bureau ifawcr, sacred ID This piir.
pose, she Keeps q pair or two oi new
or al least perfectly lnended stock.
ings. a few Of her prettiest hand Her
chiefs, some necltweaf and d pretty
SCI Of andergarmeuts SIZE never uses
these things except for emergencies,
sudden Invitations and the like. Eyf
speifence has taught her what to all
to this resonrcefti1 drawer and even
d simple foulard dress, that she does
mot wear on expected occasions but
Keeps. for EsGddea calls is.kept tngSe
sometimes, Then, II the afternoon
has been produ4 tiye 81 an iny:t.it'on
Of which sha,had no thouhst In the
morning she Is able 10 take Q q ees
minutes rap--a wonderful rcii. gsnner
for an evenings rcyei-before lls.s
ing.
The practice of the trained nurse,
who alwasy keeps asatchel 3hacL ~
In readiness for a hasty SUNNI Il sl:s
also follows to a certain exte ! A
new tooth brush, packet Of t:t.e.iln,
unopened, and therefore not Z. e!yi
to spill; a tube of dental paste, some
new wash cloths, gloves worn btt
once or twlcc and stu quite fresh. a
night dress with ribbons run In "a !.
these ar in the suit case, and they
materially lessen her cares, and when
a sudden need for little Journey
chances to arise.
Our grandmotllers always had Tick.
up. work for the moments when the
unexpected caller dropped In, on tAen,
This woman utilized saeh niomen's
for the stitches needed to keep the
contents Of ner drawers and suit
Gaze in perfect order, 80 thatlno hlr-.
red stitches need to be taken at the
last moments,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-25
RefotrI,e. sweepIno,

In the first place supply your~elf
with sweeping sheets How many VI
you have them already? A substitute
is; sometimes supplied by using the
spiled sheets from the bed for coyer.
Ing the furniture, but thai Is not exs
actly clean method
Should yotSxish to buy new shesss
10y the course, iinhleaciali eottdti'
cloth, double width md blhd II .B,lti
turkey red! Make the sheets big
enough to cover the largest plece spi
FURNITURE YOU wish to protect n t1ls
way, A
w Dress Yourself for, yourS work be-
fore you begin NJ AZ cotton ftocki '@iits1
ats easily III lde waist and sleeves, 81
that your movements may not bs
hampersd; easy Shoes, sSeeftus
sap. which wlilBtoteet the hair ehttrs
lily, and II YOU are cafstulgts yoiis
hahdsa pair ii loose old glOsss.
q Cover closely With your sigeepiiig
sheets ill ths tntniture aAEcAss6h ntt
be removed usiHs st6ailsa# Sioths Sor
lfaptng pictures and other witt arna.
tactits wEiietgcaii rot reaailysbe aiSen
..dpwhs fiiss sHasthe Sillsc t8sgaiss
1hase tc sAkea out
gaslye reedy gour damp lea 3loaysa y
damp shredded piper iur sweeplns'
Neyerio dfy aweeplng- The dust iias
M mailar .Mnnl care Won -exar1lAe
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-25
PORT JEFFERSON EILL CLINE.
fay I7nInn AssonIated rreas y

3ttty tlInNtn 8faHNlrlllE ed flisel y sf n
NEW YORK, June rs. fifteen
events are carded for decision ito
days hill-climbing competition atPort
Jefferson, 4. T., the arst event Otis.
kind to be held under the auspices Of.
the Port Jefferson Automobile Club.
The Port Jefferson hill is an eS.
ceptional one to test the going upg
abilities of cars. The course has been
specially prepared for this first All,
nual event under the supervision ot
the Suffolk County Superintendent .ot
Highways. Peeksklll gravel, that has
ben rolled and hardened, has been
used in the building Of the road, with.
the result that the surface is ideal for
the purpose intended. Workmen made
a slight curve at the top Of the hill
to insure absolute safety to contest,
ants.
The hill is 2,000feet long and has
but two curves in its entire length.
The average grade Is 10 per cent,
while the greatest Is approximately
i5.Der cent. VI !
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-25

Pollock Of 8uckhanuon and the Rev
i. q. accleIland Of ihla city win con-
fer IN behalf Of The Presbyterian
Church
Tie p urpose Of the meeting is 70 50
syHlemliza The work and SO co-ope-
rate that the denominations win work
in greater harmony IN the smaller
PLACES Of The state tor the further
ancs oIthe chrIstIan cause.