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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-06-13

llas el comandante del submari--
ITO, Prioul, joven abanderado.
la maniobra que Sc practicaba
en- Ell desastre era ejecutada por
el tercer escuadr6n naval, y sc
simulaba un ataque de los SUBJ
malinos dc la estaci6n de Cher
bourg al barco de guerra gram
de, durante cuyo simulacro ell
submarine Vendemiaire cometi0
el error de asomar sobre las a.
e'uas frente la proa del gran
barco, sufriendo una terrible EN-.
bestida que 10 sumergi6 y destru
SO.
La marina francesa ha sufrido
"a varios reveses en- la serie de
barcos del tipo Vendemiaire, sien
Edo este iiltimo destruido ell sexto
EN- el orden numeral de este nom,
hre de submarines.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-06-13
Afo "a. No. ll63

La nocho del domin--
go nueve de Junio actual
fue asesinada toda una familia
de s personas ell Villisca, Iowa,
cmpleando el asesino una hacha
en- la eiecuci6n de su nefando y
repugnante crimen. Los nombres
Gle las victimas son: Joseph B.
Moore, jefe de la casa, SUI esposa
v cuatro hijos, Herman, de once
amos, Kathcriuo, de nueve amos,
Bold, de siete amos, y Paul, de
seis amos, y mas dos senoritas
hermanas due esa noche dorminn
allf de vista v cuyos nombres
son Ina y Lena Stillings, la pri--
mera de ounce amos y la segunds
de diez.
Segin los detalles recogidos en-
la casa de los asesiratos. ell ase--
sino aparentemente llev6 llave pa
ra abrir la puerta de entrada,
pues todas las demas puertas y
ventanas, excepto dos de estas, es
taban cerradas. y la repugnante
tragedia SO llev6 & cabo con tran
quilidad y reposo, sin que los We
cinos, que es un numeroso case
,io. oyeran el mas lieero critic
de dolor arrancado del pecho de
las victimas.
Ademas, el criminal cerr6 to-
das las celosias, bai6 todas las
cortinas de las ventanas v puso
enaguas en- las rerdij"s para en-
pear su proditorio delito. Las
autoridades no han podido ira
zar las huellas del cobarde y ale,
voso asesino.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-06-13
La Fami|ia de OrOzCO en-
NuCva Orleans

: La nochc del jucves de Ia Sc
mana pasada pas6 por esta ciu-
dad la csposa del general Pas
cual Orozco, jefe dc la rcvuelta
de chihuahua.
La sciIora OrozcO iba con sus
Aifios con boleto de pasaje para
Nueva Orleans, mas 10 quisO dar
detallcs de su viaje final 8 lugar
de Ultima residencia, aunque Sc
rumoraba entire los pasaieros que
la famil;a iba 4 cmbarcarse en-
Nueva Orleans para Europa, cosa
que no pudo fundarse On decla--
s8aci6n desia sciiora Orozco, ,por.
que, como sc dijo arriba, no de
clar6 NADIA Ell este respecto. Sc
dijo en- El Paso que 81 la reyolu-
ci6n oroznuista fracasn cstos
dias bajo el impulse de ms ar
mas del gobicrno de Mexico, o.
rocco escaparh 4 I'M pals donde
no pueda ser aprchendidO por las
'Altoridadcs meXicanas. y cs bicn
sabido que el leader ticne gran
DIES sumas eli dep6sito en- El Pa,
so, Texas, Y cl mismo Orozco cx-
prcs6 tambi6n que el viajc dc stl
rsposa no pcrturba on 10 mas mi.
nImo cl curso dc las opcracioncs
Fcb"ldes que tienc su cargo cn
Chihuahua.
FL serWicio s"crcto dc los agcn
les de los Estados Unidos no A.
cicrta 4 trazar la ruta que linva
Ia fanilia del general Pascual O.
rocco, y el asunto presenta cl
Ssp"cto dc puras conjeturas has
tn ell presentc.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-06-13
Combates EN- Casas Grandes
trescientos refugiados en-
Juarez,

La rechaza dc los federaIes en-
Casas drandes el jueves 6ltimo
restllt6 en- un nuevo ataque fe-
deral sobre los rebeldes otro dfa
Vierfles Z del actual. los fede..
rales cor refuerzos volvieron 4
la carga destrtiyendo los parape.
tos al enemiRo Y obligAndolo 4
evacuar FL pueblo
los rebeides on cindod JuArez
tenen cue los gobiernistas triun.
fantes aganeen Ill bOrde del Brn.
vo, y Enrique G. CroeI, antes
Fmbaiedor mexieano en- Was.
lingten, y su lermHno Juan
Creel, banquoro de Chihuatua.
eDviaron sus families El pago.
.Juan CFeel tambien os refugiado
en- EI Peso.
Llegarofa treaeientos refugia-
dos 4 I'D paso Ii nochc del sois
del actual linyendo do ciudad
.Chl'luahlias Biendo astos refugia-
dos of, 81 mayor parte familiaa, u
.estan eontfnuamentc lIegando
refngiados dc Gasas Hrafaies.
~ RlsNTb al4i8 casH de eiiaeo
.0tlarlas etl eHife 81. Laredo nnlme.
|ge 5fs Ilff6F3Heae oil ii MINORS
d0a Main Plaza.
I'ei6foHp Ntei0 6l12a
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-06-13

La tardc del martes Gltimo, dia
~ del mes que corrc, caycron de
una altura de mil pies y sc ma
taron los aeroplanistas subtenien-
t" leighton ". Hazlchurst Y Ell
maestro de aviaci6n A. l.. Wclch
nientras cjccutaban vuclos de
practiea Ell los cHmpOs del Cole
&c Park en- el IIstado de Mary
land
HaHichurst era un joven dc 25
aiioS Que habia hccho sus cstu-
dos militares en- West Point don
de fuS graduado en- 1908, Y en-.
ir0 al servicio del ciercito ell ella.
Sc q" subteniontc en- cl Shptimo
de Enfantcl'fa, Wclch era lin ha-
hill maestro del arte dc aviaci6n Y
director de vuclos en- toda clase
dc maGuinas. El aeroplano que
conducia al dia de Ia desgracia,
era del tipo de los inventados
por e1 difunto Wright, Ell el que
habfa hecho excelentes ascensio.
nes de pruebDs sin novedad al-
guna. El dia del siniestro le
acompaii6 ell subteniente Halle.
hurst ON clase lie discfpulo Y to-
mo asiento junto al maestro
WEIGH en- la fatal manuina aerca.
la maquinaria del biplano, que
tamb1kai asf sc lie llama & esa ella
Sc de aparatos que llevan dos
pianos, estaba en- aparente esta-
do normal, Y no sc notaba deg
eompoatur0 alauna en- sti fneca.-
nis,no
M aAropianista Weich sc ha.-
ilaba eontrariado y desesperado
Il casssA tie habcr tropeaado con
nlgnnas dificnltAdcs on sis tilts.
mas ff'ucbas Que lo recomeud6
Il nepnrtament0 de Guerra de
Washington, partieularmente iii
yucio de dos mil pies dc aitura
IN dieg mintitoa con I'M peso he
cnatrseientas cineuenta Iibraa, 10
cual no piido ejesutAr con ia pre-
cisi6n exigida oflcialmente. Este
heclso apit6 s,is flervios VI por all
g,inos dias lsseh6 on Ell aira con
s,i maanina sin obtenaf compile.
to 6xfto
DiJo sntonces "que estaba can.
sado de due Ell aptrato volador 10
hiciera tonic, v d iba por fin &
ver ii poroue de oste error
Tlos oficiaies militarea v mi con
curse nninefoso se habian realst
lsido en- los eampos de- las pfite.
bas para mirHr los ynelos del eSs
perto a8eensio1iista 4 las seiB s.
Essinwsoa do ia tarde 8e elev0 en-
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-06-13
Deception de Ia Liga de Ia
DefenSa Social

Por una conversation que ha--
ce POGO fue escuchada entire dos
Diputados del Congreso nacional
Ell la ciudad de Mexico, sc sabe
que el Sr. Presidente Madero ne
go la audiencia solicitada por los
miembros de la Defensa Social
que hace POGO fueron 4 conferen-
ciar con Pascual Orozco.
Uno de los referidos diputados
decia con augusta sericdad:
"Si el Sr. Presidente de la Re.
pnblica Sc MEGA & escuchar las
declaraciones de Orozco, induda,
blemente que la revoluci6n no
terminara y por el contrario, mus
pronto los rebcldes tomaran &
esta capital. :"
Y el otro Padre de la Patria,
atuzandose ell sedoso bigotc, con
test6 en- tono apost6lico y grave
LAS gestiones pacificas de Naes-
tros compa6eros dc la Liga, son
de todo punto satisfactorias (?)
y haccrles csc desaire cs COM
promoter mas Ia situaci6n." co
Los dos seflores diputadoss, Quc
dicho sea dc paso en- su picl a
pergaminada SO notaba una pail.
dcz v una aflicci6n que cl rcp6r-
ter no sc puede explicar, siguic--
ron conversando Y lamentando
que sus grandcs trabajos (9) NJ
los haya sabido aprovcchar cl go
hierno.
Fin seguida los padres Gle In pa
tria sc despidieron, Y subiendo
en- un autom6Vil, cl del sedoso
bigote diio: "Tanto gasto para
nadal"
Por la tardc los micmbros dc
ia Liga (Y) tuvieron una asam-
hlea, en- la que dictaminaron so.
hre la cnergiea (Y) actitud que
deberAn asumir en- 10 future.
Y nosotros preguntamos, no
quorran los se1ores de In Defen.
sa Social IT, 4 entrevistar & IA.
pata9 $
"Diario del Hogar. .
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-06-13
"Diario def Hogar. .
Apprehension de un criminal Que
hufa,

AAkHs
La noche del domingo tiltimo
cl Sheriff j. w. Tobin arrest6 en-
tsta ciudad & I'm hofnbre & quien
SO acusa de haber asesinado ri
afio pasado & Gregorio Tenorio,
cuando este filtimo se paseaba
aqui entire las mnltitudes duran
tie Ia fiesta del carnaval. u dos.
pues Gle III, altereado, su agresor
10 di6 varias p1tiialadas, de euyas
lteridao Tenorio muri6 en- el acto.
Hl aseaino escape, y no Sc vol.
vi6 4 anber mas de tl; pero las
attoridadea rfcogieron una com.
pleta description Gle au figura.
El domingo pasado fu6 aviaa--
do la oficina del Sheriff de 6sta
Tcindad quo andaba on las caIles
tln honbre que respondia exae~.
'amente 4 la fslaei6n del aseaino
&c TanGrio, y al mofneflto ell She.
riff en- cofnpatiia do Ia1is Witto..
man Y otroa, Euaed III presunfo
.delinctlcnte. Fode6 In easa en que
estaba. Y l,fego prnetieaross IN
ssateo. 10 efieontranaO ninauna
persona adaHtro fie Ii residaneia :
pero laego llaalar0n III presanfo
aaesiIle asoendido en glnas mstaa
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-06-13

de calabaza Ell el solar, cl que
ahora so halla proso como respon-
sable del crimen arriba mcncio..
nad0. .
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1912-06-13

I A1los anunciado {
.EL REGIDoR' tiene mayc1&
circulation que cualquiern de 9lc01
peri6d 6dicos que 60 publican en- ED.4
pafiOl an Texas. NuestrOs libGcA4 3
est4n & la vista de Quien quis ~
inspec ccionarlos. :
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-05-31
CORRESPONDENCE.
WEITZER

Rev Collins. the Christian minister of
Rocky Ford. will preach at the school
house next Sunday,
Mr.. W. F. Sickenberger went to Pueblo
Saturday to spend Sunday with his wife.
who is in the hospital in Pueblo.
W. H. Rubey spent few days in
Pueblo last week,
Mrs. Doyle and son Harry spent Sun
day with the formers brother-ln-law,B Bud
Doyle and family of Fowler.
Mrs. w. R. johnson entertained her
mother. Mrs. Cassat, and Mrs. D. Lyle
and daughter of Manzanola on Sunday
W. L. Siokenberger and wife entertain
ed few relatives and Mr.. and Mrs. P. j.,
Stanley and Mr.. and Mrs. Lindeorantz. all
of Manzanola on Sunday.
B, F, Zimmerman is having an addition
built on his store and having a large eel
lar built,
Things are coming some here at Weitzer
Friends of Mrs. Eula Gresham will be
grieved to hear that she has been serious
ly i'll the last few days,
Miss Grace Robbins is spending a few
days with her brother, Bert Robbins and
family this week.
Mrs. W. L. Siokenberger entertained
the Progressive dinner club at her home
last Friday. IL members were present
and partook of chicken dinner. Every
one present had fine time.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-05-31
Progressive Republican Platform,

Fourth Plank.-A Primary Election
Law without the convention feature.
The Primary Election Law OF Col
orado as first proposed to the legis-
lature of the state was without the
convention or assembly feature. This
law made all nominations for the pri-
mary election by petition OF a certain
proportion of the legal voters OF the
party.
But the friends of the law were
not in control OF the legislature. In
order to get votes enough 10 pass
the measure it became necessary to
compromise with its opponents. This
compromise resulted i'll the assembly
feature being added. Under this pro-
vision the list OF candidates for the
primary ticket may be made by as
semblies of the several parties as
specified by the rules and regula-
tions of the several parties or as here
after may be provided by the several
parties" etc.
Notice that the election of dele
gates to the assembly" is held I'M
der party rules, and not under state
laws. There is no punishment for
ballot box stuffing or like offenses.
And no date for holding the election
OF assembly delegates is fixed by
law. Snap elections can be held I'M
der it as under the old caucus sys-
tenn.
Briefly the addition of the assem-
bly," feature is plain attempt to per-
petuate the conditions that prevailed
previous to the passage of the pri-
mary law. All the old evils are lat
ent in this feature. 1t is not neces-
sary to say more.
There is no necessity whatever for
1t; no good can be accomplished by
1t. With no possibility of good in ii
and with abundant possibility of evil.
II follows that it should be eliminated.
An opportunity to strike out the as
sembly will be given the voters at
the general election in November,
thanks to tho initiative law. An
maxine the primary law
a workable, efficient law, without the
Objectionable assembly, will be sub
mitted to the voters at that time.
Don't forget to vote for it.
Voters should remember that this
assembly part was tackled on the
original law by the insistence of the
Denver members of the legislature.
One can see the fine Italian hand"
of Evans and Speer back of those
Denver members. add this feature"
said the big bosses. "or we will defeat
the whole measure"
We can imagine that this Denver
bipartisan crowd. possibly advocate
good thing. We have never known
them to do so. Especially do they
oppose anything and everything that
gives increased power to the people
the rank and file OF citizens. In
creased power to the people means
decreased power 10 the bosses.
DAVID.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-05-31
Gets Columbia Scholarship

Rocky Ford friends of our young
athletic instructor will be interested in
the following item from Mondays Denver
Republican;
The committee on the alumni scholar
ship at Columbia placed at the disposal
of the Columbia alumni ASSOCIATION in
Colorado has awarded the prize 10 Har-
old H. Healy. Healy graduated in arts
at the University of Colorado and is
candidate for admission to the school of
law at Columbia. During the past year
he has been teaching in the High school
at Rocky Ford"
This probably means that we are to
loss our popular young teacher.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-05-31
~
IN THE SOCIETY WORLD


Mrs. Lewis Swink was the charming
hostess at seven o'clock dinner last
Monday evening to the young gentlemen
of the high school track team. The table
was beautiful with its brilliant center
piece of red carnations and the high
school colors of red and gold were carried
out in full in all the appointments. The
guests were: Rev.O. L. Orion. Dean Law
renee. Roy Ginter, Harry KEEPER. Lee
Cover, Carl Cline, Ralph Collins. Ralph
Ripper, and Ralph Swink. After dinner
the boys snapped yarns and were delight
fully entertained by their young host who
gave them several selections on the piano,
much to their surprise. as Ralph had not
mentioned piano playing among his
accomplishments while practising on the
track team.
In honor of the following young ladies'
Misses Ethel Smith. Rhea Wilson. Bertha
Ginter, Blanche Rex. Clara Dau. Nell
Hickey and Maude Monkman-who were
in the graduating class Of last week and
who are members of her class in the M.
E. Sunday school. Mrs. o. G. Dukate de-
ightfully entertained the Queen Esther
class of young ladies at an deliberately ap-
pointed seven o'clock dinner on Thurs
day evening. Covers were laid for
twenty.
DR.. and Mrs. w. E. Fenton entertained
at dinner last Friday evening in honor Of
their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary.
After dinner some twenty five of their
neighbors and friends INDUCED in good
old fashioned charivari which was not
marked down.in the evenings performance
This extremely pleasant and informal
evening ended by everybody going to the
picture show.
On Saturday morning the Senior class
of the high school enjoyed hay rack ride
to the river where they "p;cniced" for the
day, Under the efficient chaperonage Of
Miss Fraseur and Prof. Branson the
class of 1912 had merry time swim
ming. wading and picture taking. The
crowd arrived home late in the evening,
telling Of the jolly good time they had.
A welcome home" party was given
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Press
nall on Wednesday evening. in honor Of
their daughter MISS lnez. who returned
laet veek frou CalifoYnia
The Roena Circle will meet at the
home of Mrs. A. w. Buck. SOP Elm ave.,
on Tuesday afternoon. June 4.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-05-31
Big Log Rolling

To initiate the candidates secured in
the roundup" at the picnic last week, as
well as to ceebr ate the twenty-seoond
anniversary of the order. Rocky Ford
Camp No. s5. w. o. W., will on next
Thursday night initiate class of 200
members.
A number Of the head camp officers
will be present and preparations are
under way to make this big log rolling
an event that will long be remembered by
Valley Woodmen.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-05-31
Belle kearney

Il followed his advice and turned
a deaf ear and blind eyes to the most
irresistible cries of the vendors. and
to the fascinating relics spread out
by the wayside.
"On our return from the tombs. my
donkey boy led me up, up, up to the
very top of high hill. There he said
to me. Get down from the donkey.
obeyed. He conducted me to a
square enclosure, where he knocked
The gate was opened instantly by an
Arab, and 1t was closed and locked
behind me.
81 was invited into a sort of a shed,
the roof of which was covered with
leaves. Several Arab men entered
and sat at my feet.
Were valuabIes There.
"One of these, who seemed to be
the spokesman and leader. said, Lady,
do you see those baskets on the shelf
up there over your head? Well. every
night, after the scientists leave the
tombs they have lately discovered,
these men and 1 go down into them
and get what we can of valuables. 1t
is a penitentiary offense. If it is
found out on us, we shall have to pay
the penalty. Are you going to tell
on us?'
"He placed several of these large
baskets before me and spread out the
contents. There were beautiful vases
Of alabaster. strings OF priceless beads
taken from the mummies, and innum-
cradle articles that would have given
worlds to possess.
1.-THE spokesman looked at mo In
tently and said. You must buy some
of these things
"'Why, but / cannot / said.
Setting his teeth fiercely, he re-
beated. You must buy some Of these
things
Realizing that was completely at
the mercy of those Arabs, / bought
some of those things coming away
rather ruefully with the painted coy
ering that had been taken from the
face of mummy, besides several
other articles.
These were later given to the mu.
scum of a college In my own state.
Mississippi"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-05-31
uets Meat Thieves

On Saturday last Marshal Lane picked
up ~ young fellow named Frank Sturgeon
who had skipped town after the robbery
of the Govreau slaughter house last Feb
ruary. and after a little pumping the
young fellow was persuaded to tell where
the last Of the quartet implicated in the
burglary was TO be found. which finally
places all implicated in the crime for
which two are already in the state
reformatory.
Through the information received the
marshal was able to locate JohnHopkins,
the man wanted. at Great Bend. Kan.,
and he has been brought to La Junta, to
stand trial with Sturgeon during this
term of district court.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-05-31
Notice of Adjustment Day

Estate of A. Lehman. Insane.
The undersigned, having been appointed
Conservator of the estate OLA .Lehma Insane,
of the County OF Otero. In the State of Colo
RADIO. hereby gives notice that he will appear
before the CountyCourt of saidOtero County
at the Court House In LaJunta, in said Coun-
ty, on Monday, the 10th day of June, A, D.
1872 at the hour of 10 O'Clock a. IN. Of said
day, at which time all persons having claims
against said estate are notified and requested
adjusted, All persons indebted to- said estate
are requested TO make immediate payment
to the Undersigned.
Dated at Rocky Ford Colorado. this End day
of May. A. ID. 1912.
a. d. SHERWOOD, Conservator
OF theestate of A. Lehman, Insane.
May 10 May 81.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-05-31
UP TO YOU.

A Chautauqua pledge: / am going
to start today planning for our Chau.
tauqua, which is only few days off
Unless I talk 1t up. it won't be a big
thing. It'll be fizzle. / must get
every man to want to go. as do my
self. The best advertising the Chau.
tauqua will get will be my own efforts
in swelling the crowd-in urging ev.
eryone I know to come along" I
can make it the biggest event our
town has known.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-05-31
Notice of Final Settlement and of
Application for Dissemination
of Heirship.

of Heirship.
STATE OF COLORADO SIS
IN THECOUNTY COURT IN PROBATE
In the Matter OF the Estate
Philo @. Buck, Deceased
To the Heirs ut Law of Philo G. Buck, De-
ceased, and to all whom 1t may concern.
Notice is hereby given that on Monday. the
oath day of Jnne. A. ID. 1912. ut the hour Of
ten O'Clock A. M. being one of the regular
days of the March term of County Court of
William II. Buck, administrator Of the saip
estate will appear before the Judge of said
court, present my final settlement as said
administrator. pray the approval of the same
and will then apply to be discharged az said
administrator. ut which time and place any
objections to the same IL any there be.
Further notice is hereby given that at
said time and place the court will receive
and hear proofe concerning the heirs of said
Kuce Buck. claimant. as heir at law OF said
deceased heretofore filed herein, asking for
judicial ascertainment and determination
of the helrship OF said deceased and from
which 1t appears that Kuce Buck. Olive Irene
Buck, Arta Frances Buck and Theodore
Philo Buck are heirs of said deceased.
Now. Therefore. any and all persons who
are or who claim . be heirs at law of the
said Philo G. Buck. deceased. are hereby re-
gulred t. he and appear thereat or abide the
determination of the Court thereon.
Dated at Pueblo. Colorado. this ninth day of
'""'' n - '' W. f. BUCK
Administrator OF the estate of
Philo c. Buck, deceased.
Nav 2i-June21 Claimant and Petitioner
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-05-31
EIks to Celebrate Flag Day

Rocky Ford Lodge No. ll4z, B. P.O.
E, will celebrate Flag day on the evening
of June IA. with an open meeting to be
held in Elks hall, to which the public is
cordially invited.
The program will include an address
on the American flag by Past Exalted
Ruler H. M. Minor. history of the flag
by Past Exalted Ruler Lloyd Pollock and
reeitations by Miss Hazel Kerney. The
exercises will be interspersed with mu-
sic.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-05-31
EUREKA

VIII and Ray Edgar came up from
Maxwell, N. NJ. and spent the week end
with their father, j. w. Edgar.
Miss Edna Yarberry of Manzanola
spent Sunday with Mrs. Dan Boyle.
Mrs. Harry Grantham has returned
from two months visit with her father
at Dodge City.
Joe Fleming will leave Saturday for
Brawley to work in tie cantaloupe fields.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-05-31
SHE WENT INTO
EGYPT'S TOMBS
And an Arab RuffIan Forced Hell
10 Buy Gems Taken from
The MummIes.
4 TRIP ALONG THE RIVER NILE,

SAdtnoT dHo tTdNCiCtp tCuo VI al
Experience She Had Near Luxor
Tho Kings Were Buried There.
Belle Kearney, southern lecturer.
author and traveller, who is to speak
here Chautauqua week. tells this story
of a trip she took across the desert
near Luxor on. the Nile river in Egypt,
to visit the tombs of the kings:
THE only companion l had" she
says. was a donkey boy. and 1t was
a long trip.
"On the way over to the tombs, the
boy said to me. Now lady, don't be
tempted to buy the things that will be
spread out before you as we go along.
but wait until we have visited the
tombs. On our return journey to
Luxor, will take you to a friend of
mine who lives out here in the hills,
and you can get the genuine articles
from him.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-05-31
Lost, Stray ed or Stolen

From pasture at Swink Reservoir No.
|, one bay mare, two year old; not pos
tive whether one or both hind feet are
white; not branded; weight about 200
pounds, Reward, Phone Ranch 1879.
c, H. Daring,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-05-31

For Sales room house. barn, CHECKER
house, lots and 20 fruit trees. o. E
Hoskln, BIS S. 9th St. 4etf
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-05-31
NOTICE

Parties wishing to snip melons with the
Rocky Ford Melon Growers Assn. will
find the office open on Saturday after
moons. ]. c. Fleming. Sec. -46tI
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-05-31

Stauffers are headquarters for fresh
vegetables and delicatessen goods.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-05-31

Eye. ear, nose and throat specialist Of
Denver. will again be in Rocky Ford. one
day. Tuesday, June II. at Ell Capitar
hotel. Consultation and examination fol
glasses free.