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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-08-31

State Of Colorado.
Sedgwick County.
In the District Court
The People of the State\
of Colorado for the use
of John Brown. Plaintiff.
Mark Burke. G. F. Par SUMMONS
ker and L. E. Love-
land.
Defendants.
The people Of the State of Colorado
To the defendants above named. Greeting:
You are horeby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above named plaintiff
in the District Court of the County Of Sedgwick
state of Colorado. and answer the complaint
therein within twenty days after the service
hereof. II you are served within this County: if
served out of this County or by publication
within thirty days after the service hereof, ex-
elusive Of the day Of service: Judgment by de-
fault will be taken against you according to the
prayer Of the complaint. If a copy of the
complaint be not served upon you herewith, or If
the service hereof be made out Of the State of
Colorado ten days additional time to that
above specified shall be allowed for your appear
ance and answer in said action.
This is an action brought to recover the sum of
$l9l-26 together with interest thereon at SO per
annum from May II. 1906. on account Of the
breach of q certain bond executed by the above
defendants to the above plaintiff.
Witness my hand At my ONCE in Denver. Colo
rado this 18th day of July, A. d. 1911.
1916 CHARLES L. ALLEN,
OF Allen 4 Webster. Attys for Plaintiff.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-08-31
Summon

State of Colorado. -.
Sedgwick County. %
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ForSale

One gram seeder. with Alfalfa attach.
sc Harrow. % Float. ta 6o%den potato Potato Digger. s:
H,t Hay Stacker so,ad and s sweep, Hay rake rake:
seeder, 20 bu. fall rye seed, Heavy
Inquire of L. G. Burrows.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-08-31
Taft Opposes Recall of Judges

In his veto message congress, the Arizona statehood
b President TAFT vigorously opposes the radical feature. Of
the proposed constitution which provides for the recall Of state
Judges His comment given the following paragraph:
This provision Of the Arizona constitution, its application
to county and state Judges to penciou ef
fect destructive Of independence the judiciary 50 key
the rights Of the Individual the possible tyranny Of
Of popular majority and therefore. to be injurious the
Of free government that must sapprove construction
containing it.
All have reconized that the majority people, unrestrain-
ed BY law when aroused and without the soberns eject Of
deibe1ahon and discussion, may do injustice the minority
o. the individual when the selfish interest ofthe majority prompts
Hence arises the necessity for constitution by which the vii;
Of the majority shall be permitted provide the course Of the
government only under controlling checks that experience has
shown be for the minority its share Of the
benefits the that popular governments establish.
ed to besow.
The enactment Of the law increasing the number OF
bers Of the National House Of Representatives and giving Colo
rado four has caused revival Of the discussion that pehaps
extra session Of the legislature will be called to treat with various
pending subjects. Those subjects The election of
United States Senator; The confirmation by the senate Of
Covenor Shafots appointee the Court Of Appeals and
the redisncng Of the state congresaona At the present
tune Colorado elects Congressman from the first district one
nom the second and large Under her new allotment
she will have elect two large unless the rescted
Already beng brought bear Covenor Shafro
to convene his assembly for the settlement Of heeee questions.
Denver with her population secure two Of the coneresmen
any time she 50 desires.
unfortunate for Oklahoma that she statehood
in 1907 If she had waited for President Tas Judicial wisdom
the state might have been saved many Of the freak features that
were incorporated in her constitution Commercial West
In proper sense, judges servants Of the people But
they are popular Representatives On the contrary M their
Office properly they mus. be independent They must decide
every question according to law and justice.
the increase Of cost to the running the govern
men under Democracy than the total cost Of running
under Govenor Bochtel, why return oom Preacher
DAYS"
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

+ + + + + i. + + + + 1. + + + + + + + -.
J. C. Thornton from near Sedg-
wick was attending to legal bust
ness IN Julesburg on Tuesday.
Miss Stevens formerly with the
p. Petersen Mercantile Co. mas
accepted II position in Cheyenne.
Mrs. Hilsabeck of Holdredge.
Neb,. came in Monday night to
visit her friend Miss Alice Parker.
Mr.. Carl Miller, of Grand Is
land, Nebr., is spending a few
days at the Hamilton home this
week.
Dr.. and Mrs. c. w. Rook are
entertaining their daughter and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Templeton
of Boulder.
Mrs. Earl Harris ard daughter
are visiting in Denver this week.
Earl went into Denver Sunday
with car of stock.
T. A. Smith brought in a sugar
beet last week weighing two
pounds and eight ounces. 1t was
grown by T. E. Davis.
Family affairs, a local talent
show under the directions of R. E.
Truax will be put on at the Opera
House in ChappeA Saturday night.
Messrs Soule 4 Mason have con-
sented to let the Commercial Club
have their Vaudeville stunt and
sparring match in connection with
picture his show on next Monday
night. This will be "a hummer and
every one should be there.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-08-31
Notice for Publication

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
o. 9. Land Once At Sterling. Colo. Aug. 7,lsll
Notice Is hereby siven that Jennie Tvomey,
q JuleeeurE. Colorado who on September Il,
g. W. y. section 8. Townahip 10 n, Ranee q
w.. &h Principal Meridian. has died pOtica of
intentton 70 make dnal Ave year proof to es-
ta6i.h claim TO the land above described, be-
The 9Th day Of September, 1871,
Claim1nt names - 0ttQQanes;
Full Neuee6suer. yoeaph. Frederick. Adolph
Eekhout and jacob krisl all Of Juies6Qne.
= ". b. FOUND, Register.
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Notice for Publication

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
U; s. Land ONCE II Sterling. Colo. Aug. I, 1911
Notice Is hereby siven that Jeremiah F.
tember II. 1905. Made homestead entry No. 3see
Tor n. =. Y. Section le. Township 10 n, Range
S W., 9Th Principal Meridian, has fled notice
OF intention to make Anal i've year Proof 70
establish claim to the land above described,
before County Judee. At Julesburs, Colorado.
on the 18th day Of September. 1911,
Claimant names ~ witnesses:
Emil Neafebauer. Joseph B. Frederick,
Adolph Eckhout, and Jacob krist, ali OF
e ". H. POUND. Reeis,e,.
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EntertaininR Relatives

Mr.. John Porter and family
havebeen entertaining Mr.. Porter's
nephew and wife Mr.. and Ms.
n. o. Porter of Scranton, Iowa.
They returned to their home Fri
day night.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-08-31
Have Moved to Julesburx

Mrs. Jane Dutton and family
have moved from Ovid to Jules
burg. They come to Julesburg
to give the young people the ad-
vantages of our schools.
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(Madere 56926)
Will make the season of 1911, at Spans
Livery Barn, Terms; $l2.oo for colt to
stand and suck; 5000 to insure with
foal. Care will be taken to prevent
accidents, but will. not be responsible
should any occur. Service will become
due for all mares sold or removed from
County at time of removal.
Owners, DeLaet & Holden.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-08-31
Seed Wheat

Pure Turkey Red Seed Wheat 80 cent
per. bushel in lots Of 100 bushels or
over.
T.R. Liddle.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-08-31
STORAGE

STORAGE
Leave exhibits for the State Fair at
Mr.. Moline's shop a. l have storage
room there.
H. H. Smelser, Exhibitor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-17
Godfather Off With This

Fathers come gather about until tell YOU about tho
Happy the Paradise Earth the Utopia OF which
may OH have dreamed. DR. W. III. Furness tells IN Youths
Companion found Tap OF the Caroline islands
In Tap, children practically public property They
fall of the island and they live and play wherever they
like find food and don't need shelter Their
clothing grows the bushes There beasts snakes
them You take what the ork brings and 1t
outdoors
You'd think this would kill the laps emotion Of parental
love doesn't II the Tap hasn't his children in the
house somebody else and he lock
upon all children his and he loves them and treats them
harshIy.
Upon arising. Father Zap his wife and children
&c shake breakfast from the gather
from the thcke and the Of the day long
dream OF leisure for father.
course life like this doesn't spur father TO invcnting
acropancs breeding spncless caetl because life
consisting lying ones back fighting the lilies not
high intellectually and enterprise But this picture
Of Tap good for any Of father while the hot
waving. isn't III
It's just enough in Seattle realize the mortal suffer
ing being endured by the people in the East
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-17
Observations

MISSOURI judge rules that may spank his wife.
~Afay,v mind you, can"
DIVA EMMA EAMES has finally married Baritone De
Cogorza we'll know what Mrs DE Gogorxa really
divorce petition when she called Emma psychic
correspondent"
Of CleyeIands baseball catcers has been let for
hitting gate keeper the This il important be-
only Clevcland had in 40 years who could
hit anything the
CALIFORNIA supreme learned that Judge Hail. oi
appellate which pass the Frisco graft
Of the attorneys and appointed Judge Chip
in Halls place may recall judge
HAVING announced that James Petit smart that
nobody could succeed him president that Peavey Grain Co Of
Chicago discovers that lanes million dollars short
his But fellow who stick Chcagoaus for
million really is smart.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-17
Who's ZOO--and the Reason

a day TO q very lucrative law practice. no may be
aa good 10 his family any other man-ihnt IN not
for ia 10 say. hut there IL nothing In the vide.
wide world that Possesses such lure for John r.
Hnmphries a. a secret society. He'd rather be Lord
High chefain OF the Gregafious Ginka 81 the World
than 10 be President of the Congo Free State or
Twenty.Fonr Hour Dictator OF Venezuela. .
Here are Just few Of fhe secret societies that
John belongs to. Knights OF Pythiss. Woodmen Of
the World a. r. O. Eiks. Frafsrnai Order Of Eagles
Woodmen Of America. the Red Men, the Druds the
- o. X X. further particulars Of this one unhnownD
Uniformed Rank No /. Knights Of Pythias. and some
score more Of them His bedroom ID aFtistieaily
pa pered In bas relief with membership certificateA
aud IL HUMPHREYS were to attend the regular lodge
night sessions OF all HIS societies he'd have To crowd
II nights into each week somehow.
The liner herein embaz0Bed with the lasting seai
Of fame was born In Calhoun Ill. on Saint Parfcks
das the year 1867 He took the little red school
house route 10 wisdom and the Indiana state Uni
Yersity al Rockville. Indiana. proudly graduated him
Ia 1871 lie started TO practice Law right away and
has since been at that delectabIe and Interesting
work. that is whenever be wasn't Joining secret
eocteties lie came 20 Washington IN territorial
DAYS and wears a Benatorialookfng open-faced collar
and white neclstie all occasions. He has been
candidate for-weii. something or other.
That he IL seaie'a biggest and heftiest and most
frreaching liner is quite enough reason. we trow.
why be should fi niche In this little gallery In
the mpotehts glare.
And Incidentally he will fill his niche TO the utter
most since he tips the beam 20 some bit OF weight
over 250 pounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-17
The True Potlatch Spirit


Which means big dongs"
And that's the watchword for Seattle this week.
Yes all know that today marks the beginning OF the
Iotlatch festivities But it's up to that do OUR
share TO make the week the biggest kind OF big
First OF ALL visitors Seattle be made feel that
people here little cordial and friendly than those
Of other they have Struck clerks and business
and Mattresses and conductors and policemen and
In short all with whom the visitors in polite
and ohging you've really idea what impression Seattle
will make and how the fame OF treatment received here will
spread
Preparations for the Potlatch celebration be very
elaborate and complete the smallest detail With proper
spirit and support there why this annual
should rank with Poauds festival Pasadenas flower
carnival. and New Orleans Mardi Gras
"Potatch literally TO give So show the Pot
atch spirit toward your fellow cxensand the visitors within
Your gates.
The department did better than promised Several
torpedo boats scheduled here for Poateh week
But in addition those little weapons OF destruction. the
Colorado and West Virginia the gunboat Concord and
the monitor Cheyenne will bedeck the harbo Look your
property while they're here people
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-17
Get Out the Broom

a they're unable find showing that Charley
TAFT tried exercise pull President VIM Taft in behalf
OF Guggenheim designs that Controller Bay habo Charley
hasn't It in his files and Bill doesn't remember thing
about IT,
Perfectly wonderful how documents disappear, this adj
mnstrafon advise the investigators who nosing
xung family trail to have the department floors
swept before they give up Maybe that letter lying right
beside department subordnates desk this very minute
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-17
WHY NOT SMILE AWHILE?
Particularly Painful Pests
an IoHN coPLEY

Gikk
The oink joint entanling ON sn tizk
tYeu know WI might point relating to bis bhD
CROUCH
The Of the weather hot aud sticky ea 10 tell
a It's circumstance 70 Ut
THE 0oop
eheuot Inches from hN faee
a like convenient PLACED
CHAP
The CHAN who ~ads your evening staring neck
From you the deserves the hook by hecki
cHuMp
tries make mash ON syry E that SHOWS
Ipon thu scene deserves n his risky nose
The CHICK
old maid OF forty-two, who tries 70 be ehick
by gosh abe makes siekl
THE CHIT
The Chit may her hair sl IN brad)
And a a hobble skirt is II Tddy I'm afraid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-17

NAhSbHk phitithta
Now n Seattle
were TO give a
similar homage
10 the Prime aud
Principal liner Of
this metropolis
we frow tho hon
or would besiow
most becomingiy
and appropriately
upon tbs Honor
abs John r.
iinmphries. whoHe
fine opsn coufi
tenance you VIII
observe Iust "A
few BREWER lines
20 the tight
The liner has
no ambition 40
great. no aim
m ore a fully
v~rpo " q r ing
than TO discover
some secret 80
clety OF which he
In not nov q mem
Der True. he may
give a few hours
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-17
MOST ANYTH|hG

Now Fatty. who plays. paints and
nings.
Asks. Where can buy violin
stringag.'
We don't really know.
Hut we'd think abe would go
To the blacksmith shop for such
thinEa
An Iowa man broke his wrist
hwatting a NY but that's no ar.
sumont.
Paris Is short on baths. says q
report from tho consinoax Why
fret ms long aa tho perfume stock
holds outf
Ths average family income IL
less than $500. according 20 the
experts Of the Sage Foundation.
Haiti's new navy. the warnhip
Antoine Simon bought from Italy,
has been destroyed. The Haitien
crew ran Il onto the rocks.
ehetfahh phiu t@,5e apiece Tor
the privilege Of touching King
Georges coronation chair.
Popular these days. Burned
bar.
Manager Chance Of the Chicago
Cubs has been hit on this head by
"a baseball l1s fimsa.
Lillian Clark. New York
actress. married Qua Pontius as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-17
THE liners STANDBY

In tho quiet hamlet of Gardiner. ksnnebec county,
state Of Maine whore first stored away the rudi
ments OF erudition the Village liner occupied the
same relative position Gardiner does the statue
Of Lincoln Freeing the slaves In Boston and Chris
tophsr Columbus In Chicago.
The Village liner the main squeeze In every
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-17

It's just warm enough in Seattle to realize the NOR
Ing being endured by the people in the East
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-17

Manager Chance Of the Chicago
Cuhs has been hit ON tho head by
baseball i1s fiinaa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-17

An Iowa man broke his wrist
hwatting a NY but that's no ar.
gunont.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-05-27
DO YOUR BEST, CUT OUT THE
REST.

The Lake Charles Times, j
seems. is having some of the same
experiences that many another
papers has had, and is having
That is, getting free advice as tC
how to conduct the paper. and as
to what you "should say and sc
on. The Times says:
There is never a day that the
editor is not approached by some
individual who is desriOus of hay
ing him take up some matter for
public discussion which this in
dividual would be afraid to
breathe out loud. Lake Charles is
full of such parties. They have
grievances which they wish to
have aired in no uncertain tones.
They deem it right that the public
should know this and that. They
whisper it quietly because they
don't care to be "mixed up in it, "
Strange, isn't it. how it Is pos
sible for newspaper, hampered
on all sides by libel laws, to come
cut, jump on. roast, roll, rub up
and skin the shins of people when
the party who requests it can not
afford even to have his name
mentioned? Strange, very, very
strange.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-05-27
POLITICAL NOTES.

Much gossip in political circles
as to the probable appointee to the
office of secretary of state, has
followed the announcement that
John r. Michel would tender his
resignation from Office upon be-
ginning actively his campaign for
governor
Though the political leaders de-
clare that they have not as yet
considered the question, still a
number of possible successors are
being talked of. Among these is
State Senator Joseph Voegtle. 1t
is said that Mayor Behrman would
like to see him receive the ap-
pointment.
Alvin f. Hebert who will be
candidate for tfhe next regular
term of secretary of state, viii
also likely seek the appointment.
State Senator Adam Estopinal
and A. Where, clerk of the court
in West Feliciana parish, are 9TH
ers who have been mentioned
among the possibilities.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-05-27
GOULD AND THE MISSOURI
PACIFIC.

George Gould was making one
of his last trips as president Of the
Missouri Pacific. His private ear
was laid out on a siding for some
reason or other and he got out to
stretch his legs. An old freshman
was tapping the wheels. Gould
went up to him.
Morning. How do you like
the wheels?"
"Not worth darn said the
Irishman.
"Well, how do you like the
carY'
cts good enough for the
wheels"
"What do you think of the
road?"
cit matches the ear. =
Gould looked at the old chap
for a minute.
"Maybe you don't know who |
am"
eyes. I do. ~ retorted the Irish
man. "You re George Gould,
and | knew your father when he
was president of the road. And,
by COB, he's doing to be president
of it again!"
"Why. my father is dead said
Mr.. Gould.
81 know that" replied the
Trishman. "and the road is going
to hell. Chicago Tribune.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-05-27
GOVERNMENT TO BOOM LOU
IoIANA.

That It is practically assured
that the advantages Of Louisiana
will be made known to almost
every immigrant who lands in the
United States, is the opinion OF
Mr.. Justin Denechaud, secretary
Of the state board of immigration.
Mr.. Denechaud said that
through Mr.. Il. O. Bruner, CON-
missioner of immigration at Ba-
ton Rouge. is in receipt Of a letter
from the federal department of
commerce and labor asking for
al available information with re-
gard to land and immigration con-
ditions in the state. Similar in
formation is being requested from
every state in the union. The de-
partment of commerce and labor
proposes to distribute this infor-
nation in pamphlet form to immi-
grants a. they land. it being the
desire Of the government TO send
the latter into the agricultural
sections so as to avoid congestion
IN the larger industrial centers.
Mr.. Denechaud also states that
information concerning large
tracts of land has been requested
Of him from one Of the largest con-
companies Of New York.
This company has done a great
deal Of large contracting work in
New Orleans and other Southern
cities. It appears from their re-
quest for information that they
intend entering the field Of land
reclamation,
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-05-27
FRIED STEAK.

The good wives Of Kansas arc
all agog over the bill that has
been introduced into the Legisla.
ture making it unlawful to fry
beefsteak, says a writer in Sue.
cess Magazine. In support of his
measure tho Kansas lswmaker
maintains that fried steak is un.
healthful, fruitful Of domestic
discord and a frequent cause Of
divorce. Whether it has any
thing to do with panics, bribery
or sunspots this reformer does not
state.
Steak friers are up in arms
against this threatened legislative
invasion Of the kitchen. Healthy
gentlemen who have lived long,
useful lives on beefsteak burned
hard and dry as shingles are
pushed forward as unwilling ex-
hibits. Testimony as to domestic
harmony is heard on all hands.
The unfortunate Solon's bill will
hardly pass, but if his agitation
results in the increased use Of the
broiler, he may feel that he has
not lived in vain.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1911-05-27
ming now,

ming now,
According to the ordinary un
Outstanding, a campaign manager
is an expensive necessity or lux
ury. whichever way a candidat,
thinks on that point. Mr.. Flaunt-
leroy has been with Mr.. RansdeII
SO long, that in some matters he is
as well informed as the Congress-
man. The Ransdell idea seems to
be that if Congressman RansdclI
is to win, the winning must be
accomplished by the same forces
that have been used in the cam
paIgns in the congressional dis
trict, and the main force in those
fights have been Mr.. Ransdell
and his lieutenant, Mr.. Fauntle-
roy.
All the avowed candidates and
representative Broussard, who is
not yet in that class. today receiv-
ed invitations to attend the big
Fourth of July celebration at Rus
ton. The probabilities are that
the invitation will be accepted
Ivy all, but there is no certainly
about it. The candidates who
happen to be in Congress cannot
BE said to be pining for an open
ing so long ahead of the primary.
1t is assumed here that the earlier
the fight opens the better Gov.
Sanders will like it, especially in
view of the large number of i'm
proved roads built by him and
the new automobile presented to
him by the members Of his staff.