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The Holly chieftain., 1912-09-27
Mothers Meeting.

The Mothers meeting will be
held on Friday, Oct. 4, at $3.50 p.
m. at the school house. The follow
ing program will be rendered:
Instrumental music-Mrs. J. d. Shull.
Paper-Mr. c. l. Collins.
Question Box.
Instrumental music-Miss Woodrinf.
Mothers and.every one interest.
ed in the schools are invited.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-09-27
A POLITICAL BUzzARD.

The Lamar News (which has
the political complexion of the
zebra, and is used chiefly for do
mestic purposes) appears to be
working overtime in vain attempt
to make candidates for county Of
fees "come across" with the filthy
lucre. But it now looks as though
Crary's pie was dough, as they are
wise to this badger game" as
played by the cub who relies up
on a wealthy parent to finance a
newspaper "joke."
Crary's' latest stunt was to
switch over to the Democratic side,
using Attorney Gorden { (Republi.
can candidate for county judge)
as a cat'spaw in the shuffie-but
it has only created sympathy for
Lamar's promising young attor-
ney, who will be our next county
Judge unless all signs fail.
Candidates who do not promptly
come across" are blackmailed by
this modern pirate, who possesses
the eye of the eagle bird but the
character of the vuIture.
Pirate Crary has but one imita-
tor in the county, both being 90
envious of successful newspapers
that blasphemy has become second
nature to them-and this persons
coarse work may cost Mr.. j. A.
Pierce the commissionership un.
less a muzzle is placed upon him
ut once.
Whereupon The Holly Chieftain
raises the question: What other
county seat is there in Colorado
that would stand for the kind of
daily" this pirate crew is print
ingY
The News viii be ready for the
junk heap when Editor Crarys
lease expires, and Col. G. Frost
Liggett will again be holding the
sack,
The Holly chieftain., 1912-09-27

An article that has real merit should 10
time become popular. That such Is the
case with Chamberlain Couth Remedy
has been attested by many dealers. Here
is one of them. ii. W. Herickson, Ohio
Falls, Ind, writes "Chamberlain' s Cough
Remedy is the best for coughs. colds. and
Group, and is my best seller" For sale
by The Holly Pharmacy, lkelmsn Bros,
props.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-09-27
UNITE TO SAVE
THE HORSES.
ProWers, Bent and otero coun.
ties Pool Issues to Stamp
Out Disease.

Agreeable to suggestion made
by Representative John Hastv
the county commissioners of
Prowers, Bent, and Otero counties
met here last Monday at the Holly
Commercial club to inaugurate
campaign of experiment and vac
cination to save the horses from
the dreaded disease germ which is
carrying them off by the hundreds
in Kansas.
The three counties have provided
funds jointly for these experiments
and from the present indications
they will not cease their vigilance
until every animal is either cured
or vtccinated.
Both Doctor Glover and Doctor
Kaupp delivered able addresses,
and the citizens of Holly promised
to cooperate with them in provid.
ing horses for preliminary expert
ments.
Among the distinguished visi-'
tors We're: Federal Inspector B. W.
Murphy of st. Joe, Me-; County
Commissioners Manville, Reynolds
and Samuel Higbee, representing
Prowers county: Commissioners &.
N. Troupe. Of La, Anima,, repre-
rese ting Bent county; and Com
missioner F. M. Harsin of Rocky
Fo,d, representing Otero; Doctors
Glover, Kaupp, Yard and Williams.
DR.. Clarence Williams, the able
veterinarian appointed to assist in
these experiments, is graduate of
the Fort Collins college and iscsas,'
sidered an expert in that line.
A number of experiments were
made on animals in this vicinity,
which, it is hoped, may have bene.
fetal results
Hello, kid! Where did you get
The Holly chieftain., 1912-09-27
Rally Day

September 29, will be observed o. Rally
Day at the Presbyterian church. A spec.
ial Sunday School and church service
combined will be held, beginning at ten
o'clock, which will be the only service Of
the morning. All the members of the
church aud Sunday school are invited, To-
cluding the babies of the Cradle Roll and
their parents, the members of the Home
department, and the fathers and also
mothers Of the children in the Sunday
school. There will be q roll cell Of elias.
ses the report of each class to be kiven
by the pupil having the best attendance
record for rhe past quarter. The Score
tary and Treasurer, Mr.. W. G. Pldley,
will present 40 annual report. Mrs. J.
W. Robson will report for the Home
Department, and Mrs. W.K. Wright. for
the Cradle Roll and Beginners Depart.
ments. An explanation Of the; graded
system and announcement Of promotions
will be made, and class motto.verses for
coming year recited. "Our Sunday
School During the Coming Year" will be
the subject Of two addresses, one by
Henry Bosue, who will speak for the pu.
pills, and one by Mrs. W. X. Wright for
teachers. There will be special music
including solo by Janet Duncan and sing
inf by chorus Of girls. Mrs. Harry
Ogden will sint q solo. The pastor will
speak ON the subject: why Should
Adult Christians Study the Bible?' The
offering will be for Home Missions.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-09-27
He Got tho Habit.

Charles Lindsey Of Wellington. Kan,
was shown copy Of The Holly Chief
tain by a neighbor last week and after
talking it over with his family, decided
to come out and see the country that
people talked 80 much about. Mr..
Lindsey and daughter. Leona. arrived
yesterday and mage arrangements to
move their belongings here at an early
date. He subscribed for this paper
at once.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-09-27
MEN AND THINGS
M MINERAL
Epitoms Of ~ Weeks Doinxs
In Isollv - Vicinity


Proprietor Va Wey of the 10.
tel Grand left toe, Los Angeles last
Sunday. on sdp0dnt of failing
health. He viii remain on the
coast indefinitsly. until a marked
improvement - 10.
Protect your hpl)es from disease
by disinfsctinl uith Monarch Dip.
For sale by Hotiy Hardware Co.
Among the e4ractively dis
played windows ! D Main street
are those of WhAe Bros, Holly
Hardware Co, ally Pharmacy,
and Appel's clothitg store. All
are up-to.dste aud 3how taste and
ingenuity In drsse(Sg.
Our line Of chiM1en's 9, misses and
women's sweatesS unsurpassed.
White Bros.
Wanted Plain sewing. Mn.
George Osterman.s
Col. J. M. Sass 4 Pueblo, peri.
patetic politiciaa ~ in town yes
terday on business
Fred Perdue. th6 ,bustline auc-
tioneer of Rocky Ford, blew in
last Wednesday, rpesing aoquain-
tanceship iu tAia apak.o '-the.woods.
Fred is a bale fsli1~ Fell met and is
known as a sood 4 aian wherever
he hangs his bat.
Nothing too sso4 lpr our patrons.
Farmers pharnsAl1 no. P. Weston,
.-alanaGss. ~ s--a--..-
IL washday struggle with your
Then procure an electric fat iron
from Borstner & Scott, and "blue
Monday" will vanish like dew be-
fore the sun.
Cool, refreshing, drinks and
delicious ice.cream at Farmers
pharmacy, 0. P.Weston, manager.
Editor w. q. Ham of the Sagu.
ache (Colo.) Crescent was in town
last Friday looking over the scenes
around Holly, familiar to him in
the palmy days of 1903, when he
was managing editor of the Holly
News-long since defunct. Glad
to see you Ham we'll come
again.
Our line of ladies' Athena un.
derwear is complete.
White Bros. \
Jack" Cullen, we'll and favorab.
ly known throughout the Holly
district, who visited his old home
iu Fulda, Mimi, recently, is now
at Las Animas, Colo, where he
has splendid position with the
A. B. S. Co.
Thanks to the untiring efforts Of
Manager McNeen of the La Junta
Brick and Tile Co., the brick fol
Holly's new armory will come from
that yard, which is a guarantee in
itself.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid
society will serve coffee, sand.
wiches, and fried cakes on election
day, Nov. 5th.
The new toes in shoes this fall
are: Derby. Bullfrog, Empire and
Bristol. They are the latest in the
celebrated w. L. Douglass make
White Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-09-27

Lost. Wide fat gold bracelet,
one-half fancily engraved. Call
Holly 9. Mrs. G. L. Walter.
Miss Nell Waugh of Yelling
ton, Kan, was the guest of Miss
Myrtle Else during the past week.
If you are seeking comfort this
cold weather purchase pair of our
Comfy" slippers and enjoy life.
White Bros.
Rex Kirkhart is one of the bus
lest of the highschool boys. Aside
from his duties at home and school
he opens and closes a lumber yard.
acts as night clerk in hotel and
does the heavy work on the foot
ball team.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-09-27
Running up and down stairs, sweeping

Runninl up and down stairs, sweeping
make woman healthy or beautiful. She
must let out Of doors, walk mile or two
every day and take Chamberlain Tablets
to improve her digestion and regulate hsr
bowels. For ssls by The Holly Pharm.
coy, Ikslmsa Rsos, Props.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-09-27
Uncle Zera SAYS

at don't take more'n till's effort to
tit folks into . peck of trouble" sad
little neglect Of constipation, biliousness,
indigestion or other liver derankement will
do the same II aiiink, take DR.. KinS's
New Life Pills for quick results. Easy
safe, sure, and only Is cents At oil drug.
gists.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-09-27

Mrs. T.. Pinkham returned this
week from months eastern trip
through Nebraska and Kansas.
Her friends. will be glad to note
her return and all Holly will rejoice
to see the smile come back to her
husbands beaming countenance.
1t is reported that Marmie
Shields has acquired an interest
in the W. j. Pratt grocery.
The mess" house of the Holly
Sugar Co. is again in full blast,
and once more the boys are happy.
Those mems silk-lined SIS suits
are making a big hit. White Bros.
is the only place you can purchase
them.
Mrs. Ed Brady, with her daugh-
ter Mrs. Anne Gavigan and Mrs.
Gavigan's little son, were guests
this week of Mrs. AL Thomas of
Holly. They are enroute to their
nome in st. Louis Mo-, after an ex-
tended trip through Nebraska and
Colorado. Mrs. Brady and Mrs.
Thomas were girlhood friends and
took this opportunity of renewing
the f.isndship ,<....s-,,-..s,s.s...sss,ssls. .s..ss,s : rs
a Ii yon want tos work, get you q
suit of Lakin.McKey overalls.
You won't be greasy when night
comes. White Bros.
L. S. Doane, An extensive prop
erty owner in the Holly district,
blew in last Saturday from Jack
sonville, ILL.,. and after looking over
his holdings, returned to his home
thoroughly satisfied with the coun.
try's progress.
Children's coats mail sizes and
latest patterns, just received.
White Bros.
Chas. Scarlett, the pioneer ditch
rider, has rendered his resignation
to the Amity Canal management,
effective Sept. 3Oth. and will devote
his time to the business of the
Landover Information Co., at the
same time operating the Silver
Leaf Hotel at Coolidge Jointly with
his sister, Mrs. Pearl Campbell.
Born-To Mr., and Mrs. James
Powers. on Monday last, hand.
some baby girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Miller
came down from Wiley last Sun.
day to visit the latter's sister, Mrs.
Joe Vavra, Mr.. Miller returning on
Monday.
Get your boy a Jersey sweater,
only Is cents White Bros.
The G. g. G. Club was royalty
entertained at the home of Misses
Haberstrob on Thursday evening
of last week. Those present were:
Misses Myrtle Else, nellie Waugh,
Johanna Habiger, Agnes and Eliz.
abeth DeBus. Margaret Nolan, Eel.
la Wood, Grace Ikelman, Della and
Evelyn Haberstroh, Phoebe Web.
ster and Louise Clay. =.
Comforters in all varieties, just
received at White Bros.
For Sale--Oliver visible type.
writer, in good condition, cheap.
Call or phone, Chieftain Office.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-09-27
Methodist Church Services.

Methodist Church Services.
Sunday, September 10Th.
10 a. m. Sunday School.
Ii a. M. Sermon by the pastor,
the words OF Jesus. Bring Thou
Thither to Me-"
I p. N. Epworth League. Leader,
Arthur Cage. All young people
are cordially invited.
1880 p. N. sermon by DR.. Henry
M. Mayo. At this service the
Lords Supper will be admins.
tered.
A cordial invitation to all.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-09-27

The implicit confidence that many peo.
pie have in Chamberlain Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy is founded on their
experience in the use Of that remedy ard
their knowledge Of the many remarkable
cures Of collie, diarrhoea and dysentery
that it hss effected. For sale by IksImsa
Bros', Props. The Holly Pharmacy.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-09-27
Cash for Produce,

Bring us your poultry, eggs,
hides and cream. Highest market
price. Holly Produce Co.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-09-27

Hello, kid! Where did you get
that brown suit? At White Bros.
of course.
The Holly chieftain., 1912-09-27
Poe7AGAsrERs TO HAVE LIFE
JOBS.

3W00ptnG Edict to 0o Issued by
,Prostdont TAFT.
tive order piaeisa fourth class postmastsrs
j. the elassifsd service. This order will
relieve y, ,03S postnsstsrs froa the va
esrtsisty Of political appoiatmsas.
Both ths PRECEDENT asd Postmaster
Csssrsl Hitchcock have rseomassdsd 70
sos6rsss that oil postnastsrs be converted
isto the slsssi6sd service asd that 20 far
% possible the entire personnel Of the
postal ssrvies BE- renovsd from political
inAunoae
The Washington herald., 1912-03-05
WILL Be SWORN In
NEXT 18th OF MARCH
Director Mckinley Makes Predic-
ton as to Taft's Nomina-
ton and Election.

Yesterday was a busy day at the head
quarters of the Taft national bureau. Dr.
rector Mckinley began the day with is
suing this positive prediction:
"A year from to-day William II. Taft
for the second time will take the oath Of
Office as President of the United States"
Not only this, but Mr.. Mckinley added
that Mr. Taft has already won the NOM
iaation and viii win the election and
prophesied that the President will have
more than two-thirds of the delegates to
the Chicago convention. Mr.. Mckinley
also issued n statement showing that a
large number OF counties in Iowa have
already declared for Taft and asserting
that the delegation would stand sixteen
o. ten in favor of the President. Other
encouraging information was contained
IA the followingg:
Representative NJ E.. Driscoli, who
spent last week at his home in Syracuse,
n. Y, returned to-day and declares that
the Republican, sentiment in his home city
g practically unanimous for Taft"
publican who can carry the East and
the doubtful States, is the contention of
Representative Roberts. of Massachu-
setts, who has just returned from a trip
through New England"
Representative Burke, of South Da-
kota, who has been accounted as friend
~ to Col Roosevelt, explained to-day the
reasons for his recent announcement
that he would work for the reorganization
and reelection OF President Taft
The Washington herald., 1912-03-05

ample ground to take umbrage at Roose-
Welt. The la Toilette managers have
been contending that Roosevelt encour-
aged La Toilette to enter the fight. and
then Immediately began to cut the ground
under the Wisconsin Senator's feet. The
La Toilette people were the ones who
were chiefly concerned over the publica-
tiOn in June OF the Associated Press dis
patch, and there $ an impression here
that the Roosevelt letter was written
partly because of the insistence of the
La Toilette people for information as to
Just where he stood. Ia Toilette and
his managers declined TO make any state
msnt last night but II is known that
they regard the Roosevelt letter as suf-
ficient proof OF their contention that La
Toilette had been given assurances that
Roosevelt would not run. The Philadel-
phia North American was at that time
supporting La Toilette for President.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-05
ILLINOIS FOR ROosEvELTa
Banker Says that Sentiment Is Gen.
eraI Throughout state. I

cEaA sNaNts
In an interview yesterday b. +. Harris
president of the Illinois Bankers Asso.
ciation, declared that Illinois is over.
whelmingly for Roosevelt. Mr.. Harris
is progressive. He is president OF the
First National Bank, of Champaign. III.
He came to Washington 20 appear be-
fore committee OF Congress on legisla-
tion 10 extend Federal aid to agricultural
colleges. He resides in the home district
OF William Mckinley. manager OF Presi-
dent Taft's campaign.
Three out OF four of the Illinois Re
publicans are for Col Roosevelt" said
Mr.. Harris, AND It is my opinion that
we will elect two Roosevelt delegates
from Mr.. McKinley's Congressional dis
trict 1 know that the people are over
whelmingly for Roosevelt. but IL is q
question whether this sentiment can be
brought to bear on the selection OF dele
gates.
Personally, 1 am great friend OF MIR.
Mckinley. He came 10 Washington on
the same train with me. Mr. Mckinley
went out to his district to ascertain the
sentiment in regard TO President Taft. He
came away disappointed. He took the
sentiment of more than eighty local
leaders and found only eighteen of them
for the President. This is fair index OF
the public sentiment in our district
Il have told Mr.. Mckinley that ne
should get right. He is out OF touch with
the political sentiment in this district.
We are not standpatters any longer. We
are not for Cannon. Lorimer. or CuIlom.
This is true of the bankers as well as
other Republicans l am In touch with
members OF the Illinois Bankers Asso-
citation. and while in C,nTcago the senti-
ment is mostly for President Taft This
is not the rule throughout the State of
Illinois"
The Washington herald., 1912-03-05
AROUSED
AT LIQUOR HEARING
Father Meagher and Rev. A. H.
Thompson Are Storm Gen.
ters During Senate Inquiry.

Flat contradictions and warm rebukes
characterized the hearings before the
Senate subcommittee on liquor legislation
in the District yesterday morning. In
reply TO the assertion OF Rev. A. II.
Thompson. pastor Of the Waugh NJ. Z.
Church, that men frequently became in
toNicated in the Eagles Club on Sun
day. James L. Feeney stated emphati-
cally that il was not SO, and his tone
caused the minister to spring angrily to
his feet.
This followed stern rrbuke Of some
of his auditors by Father Meagher. pas
tor OF ST. Dominic's Catholic Church.
Father Maegher stated that there were
thirty-fOur saloon proprietors in his
parish. and they were comparable
with any other set of men in decency and
cleanliness.
A loud laugh rang out from the rear
OF the room as the priest finished his
sentence.
Laughter and scoffing," said Father
Maegher. turning toward that portion of
the room whence the sound came, ARE
not arguments. They are the weapons
of the ignorant
While the Senate subcommittee was
hearing testimony from ]. II. Adriaans.
Hugh T. Harvey, John H. Magruder. and
others. a committee of Marylanders.
headed by William II. Anderson. Of Bal
timore. appeared before the House Com
mittee on judiciary . ask that the meas
ures restricting liquor traffic pass.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-05
ENCOURAGED BY
NEWS FROM IOWA
Representative Pepper Says His
State wiz Send Clark
Delegation.


Iowa will follow Kansas Wisconsin.
and other Western States in sending
delegates TO the Baltimore convention
Instructed for the nomination Of Speaker
Clark, in the opinion OF Representative
L S. Pepper. OF Muscatine. the. only
Democratic member OF the Iowa dele
CATION In Congress.
Mr.. Pepper has long been an active
supporter Of Speaker Clark. He has
been making polls of the State through
correspondents. and finds, he says. an
overwhelming sentiment in favor OF the
Speakers nomination.
Ed A. Glenn, of Louisiana, No., who
managed the Clark campaign in Mis-
souri,, was a visitor at the Speakers
office yesterday, and later called at the
Clark headquarters in the New Ebbitt.
Mr.. Glenn assured the Speaker that
from the reports he had received from
Kansas there Is no doubt that the Sun
flower State will send an instructed
Clark delegation to the Baltimore con-
yention.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-05

Campbellite branch of the Christian
Church. and the Campbellites OF the
country, both the Iaity and the preachers.
are enthusiastically supporting HIM for
the Presidential nomination.
Former United States Senator's Fred
T. Dubois and Z. +. Petugrew. national
managers OF Speaker Clarl's campaign.
had a prolonged conference to-day at
the Auditorium Hotel with a delegation
of Iowa Democrats.
kansas is safe Tor the Speaker. and
Iowa seems likely to be also, in the Clark
coItinin," said Mr.. Dubois tonight. I'VE
are not making any specific claims about
Illinois just YETI
The Washington herald., 1912-03-05
ROOSEVELT DRAWS
81 A DAY AS JUROR
Declines to Take Advantage of His
Exemption Privilege Because
of Military Service.

Oyster Bay, March 4-Col. Roosevelt
started drawing s. day as a juror to-
day in the Supreme Court at Mineola.
The ex-President had the option of TAX
ing exemption because of military serv-
ice, but he insisted that he wanted to
do his duty as a citizen. So he was
sworn in on the petty jury panel. along
with a bunch of farmers and fishermen.
A. throng in the corridors of the court
house greeted the ex-Presidcnt as he en-
tered and made his way TO Justice Put
mans court, where he took a seat after
announcing his intention of serving. The
colonel sat in the court room with a cal
endar in his hand while the cases 10
be tried during the term We're called OF
and the March grand jury was sworn
in. When the list OF petty jurors was
called the eN-President responded to his
name with gusty Here"
When four Jurors had been let OF with
various excuses. Justice Putnam turned
TO Roosevelt and said he understood the
colonel would prefer, on account Of prior
engagements, TO begin sitting on the
panel on Wednesday.
That would suit me better, slr.' as
serted the colonel The judge fixed II
that way. II is expected that the colonel
will wind up his jury career next week,
as the court calendar is extremely slim.
VIII your jury service interfere with
your political work. was asked
TT wouldn't make any difference IL II
did" replied Roosevelt. Il consider this
more important. 1 believe in 1t. They
have always accused me of fighting the
courts 1 think / have shown my obedi-
ence to them"
At Sycamore Hill. the colonel later in
the day h2d as a visitor B. F. Harris,
president of the Illinois State Bankers
Association, an ardent Roosevelt boomer.
who comes from the Congressional dis
trict Of Chairman Mckinley, the Taft
campaign naraGer. Harris told the ex-
President that Mr.. McKinley's statement
that his district was for Taft is all
wrong
The Washington herald., 1912-03-05
CAN VOTE IN OTHER STATES.
Representative Cary's Bill Permits
Entry of Affidavit of Residence.

i Representative Cary yesterday intro
duced a bill in the House making it
possible for those who are not able TO
visit their States during the Presiden-
tial elections to cast their ballot in
whatever State they happen 10 be. The
measure specifies that this privilege
shall Cnly be allowed on the ballot for
the Presidency.
According to the bill. the secretaries
OF state of the various States shall send
application blanks in the form OF affi-
dayits TO those persons whose employ
meat or business makes it impossible
fer them TO return to their place Of legal
residence.
The person who properly fills~out one
OF these athdavits may vote in another
State. y fine and imprisonment is at
tached FOR the issuance Of fraudulent
affidavits or the failure to properly re-
turn the same.
The measure was referred TO the Com
mittee n Privileges and Elections.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-05
TENER is FOR TAFT
FOR SECOND TERN

Philadelphia, March 4-"I have taken
of my coat for President Taft, and you
can say positively that I will use what
influence ] have to promote the Presi-
dents nomination for reelection"
This declaration was made to-day by
Gov. John Il. Tener. who is in this city.
In my mind said the governor. col
Roosevelts announcement that he will be
a candidate for 4, third term is unjusti-
fed. Like other good Presidents, Mr.
Taft should be elected a second term. ]
have noticed that instead OF a ground
swell of public opinion for Col. Roosevelt,
there has been a cavern OF loyalty which
is rapidly spreading all over the nation.
President Taft has been attacked be-