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The state herald., 1912-09-27
Take Notice.

To whom it may concern:-Notice /,
hereby given that Phillips county. Colo
has been invited by the Mountain anc
Plain Festival Association, of Denver
Colo, to select Maid Of Honor to at
tend upon her Majesty. The Queen ol
the Festival, at Denver. Colo, Oct. Is
l6. II. and IS, 1912.
The Festival Board will take pleasur,
in furnishing transportation to Denver
and return from her nearest railwa,
station. The lady will also be provided
with hotel accommodations during tn,
festival. and every courtesy and atten
ton will be given.
The Maid of Honor will be selecte,
by newspaper ballot the counting o.
which and the final decision thereon
will be under the direction OF the boar,
Of county commissioners Of Phillips
county, which decision shall be final anc
unqucstioned by the festival board.
II is requested by the festival boarc
that the maid selected come provide,
with white dress and white shoes IL
order TO assure uniformity Of appear
ance. II is also requested that as soor
as the maid shall have been selected
that she furnish the festival board witt
photographs Of herself for publication
in the Denver papers. and notify Chas
A. johnson, chairman Of the Queen
committee as to the time she will mr.,
rive In Denver, so that the proper com.
mittee may meet her at the depot and
take care Of her. as she will be their
guest during the festival.
The committee selected 10 look after
the welfare OF the maids and her mai.
es,y will be chosen from the most prom
nent ladies OF Denver.
A ballot will be kept at the Office Of
the county clerk where ballots may be
deposited any day OF the week, during
the Office hours up To Saturday noon at
" O'Clock Oct. 9. 1912. All o'clock D.
IN. Of the same day. the board Of eoun
~ commissioner, and the county clerk
viii proceed TO count the ballots and de
termine who is elected. Each eandI.
date Is given the privilege Of having a
a representative present at the count. /.
ing Of the ballots, so they may know
That the count has bocn conducted fair.
ly.
The county Is invited To furnish an
exhibit OF the county productions n,
this fair " they 30 desire.
ny order Of the board Of county com
$. c. Evans,
County Clerk.
The state herald., 1912-09-27

Mr., and Mrs, II. ". Eaton returned
Tuesday from trip to Ohio where
they thought probably they would dc.
code to make their home. But, with
hom as with many Others, after living
n Colorado Tor a few years they find
hat the Colorado home has It's attrae.
lions.
This worthy couple have host of
friends who will be glad to know that
they are back again aa residents Of our
town.
The state herald., 1912-09-27

Harry Colver has made a good record
as county treasurer He has done what
his democratic predecessor failed to do
IN his last term. collect interest from
the banks on county deposits and during
the two years Of his term has turned
into the county treasury bout sll0O. 20
IN interest. His work has been salts
factory and there is every reason TO be-
lieve that second term would be equal
ly as satisfactory.
The state herald., 1912-09-27

The special temperance program Civ.
en- at the auditorium last Friday even.
ing was well attended and highly ap.
preeiated by the audience. The pro,
gram was a good one and it was well
rendered. Judge Warley gave a good
talk on temperance. These special
temperance meetings are very bene6.
eial for the purpose OF educating the
young people and stirring up enthusi-
asm among uhe older In temperance
work.
The state herald., 1912-09-27

Charles Patmon, accompanied by hi,
father and mother MIR. andlMrs. W.T..
Patmonl and his little sister left Hol.
yoke Wednesday for southern Californ.
a. The residence property wop sold 70
George Stewart and Mr. and Mru. W.
=. Paimon will make their home with
their son In California.
Mr. Patmen was among the first
homerteadoru OF Phillips county and
has host Of friends In the town and
county who hope that the change Of
climate may prove beneficial 10 his
health an ha has been failing in health
ior fow yrarr.l
The state herald., 1912-09-27

Mrs. X. NJ. Trego, republican candi-
date for county superintendent, has
been one of the successful teachers in
this part of the state and is in every
way well qualified for this important
office. You Will make no mistake by
voting for her.
The state herald., 1912-09-27

George A. Lockwood of Hubbel, Neb.
has purchased the Truman Barnes farm
southeast of Holyoke and was here
this week closing the deal. He will
take possession of the farm about Feb
ruary LIST.
The state herald., 1912-09-27
Highway Notice.

The board OF county commissioners Of
Phillips county, Colorado have fixed on
Monday. October Z. 1912. at two O'Clock
p. m. to hear testimony and take aiIi-
davits and proofs from competent par
ties, in regard to the establishing Of a
public highway on the section line us
follows, to-wit.
Commencing at the southwest cor
ner Of section twenty (2o) In township
seven (O north Of range forty-sis (i6l
west OF the sixth principal meridian and
from this point running due east on
the section line. for distance Of two
miles, between sections twenty (2o)
and twenty.nine (29) twcnty-onc (2D
and twenty eight t2s) To the s,uth.
cast corner Of section twenty one (2D
In township seven t7) north OF range
for,y-six ti6) west Of the sixth p. m.
The petitioner Of said road. James
Hamilton) alleges that the said line
sought To be dedicated as a public high.
way has been open. hostile and adverse
and travelled as n public road for more
than twenty years last past.
Al the time ofprcSen,lng this petition
the petitioner beicvea that none Of the
land owners whose land Ia crossed by
this road, make any objections To the
laying out Of said road. as herein petl.
Toned. Therefore the petitioner praya
that the Hon. Board Of County Com.
OF this county take such nc
ion as Is necessary To open and estab
lsh legal public highway by prascrip.
ion and user, on the line prayed for In
il' petition. S. c. Evans,
County Clerk.
The state herald., 1912-09-27

DR.. and Mrs. P. S. Struble and Mr..
and Mrs. George Heginbotham return
ed Monday from Denver in new Over
land automobile purchased by DR.. Stru-
BILE while in Denver.
The state herald., 1912-09-27

Ed James has made an exceptionally
satisfactory record in the sheriff office
and he is better qualified for satistac-
tory work in the office for the next two
years than he was for the past two.
The state herald., 1912-09-27

E. b. Pratt OF Paw Paw. H.. was In
Holyoke few days last week. lie wan
one Of the earliest homcatcadcrn Of our
county and s,ill owns some land few
miles north Of town.
The state herald., 1912-09-27

Captain 7. ]. Mitts, the republican
candidate for county judge came to Col
orado from Oklahoma few years ago
and filed on land just over the county
line in Yuma county and after making
proof on his claim moved into our coun.
ty. He is an old soldier and man of
pretty wide experience in business and
in holding official positions. He holds
and does not hesitate to express clear
and well defined ideas on the question
of justice between man and man. He
has the necessary qualifications for CIV
ing satisfaction as a county judge.
The present board of county commis-
sioners have been giving the tax payers
of the county very satisfactory ad-
ministration.
Two of the present board, Gust John.
son and Newton Morrison, are candi-
dates for reelection and the voters of
the county cannot do better than to re-
elect them to that office. They are
men who do their own thinking. They
always give respectful attention to ad-
vice offered them but they never take
orders from any man no matter who he
is or what his influence may be in the
county.
In that respect they are certainly the
kind of men the voters always want in
the Office of county commissioners for
one-.of the most common criticisms
passed upon county commissioners is
that they are too much under the orders
of some man or set of men in the coun-
ty. You will not hear this charge made
against these two candidates.
The state herald., 1912-09-27

MIR. and Mrs. Hugh Parrish of Henri.
eta. Texas, who mad been whiting rel
aiives In Hoyoke left Saturday fol.
lAeI. hl.ns.
The state herald., 1912-09-27

ID. d. Finch Of Haxtun went through
Holyoke Monday on his return from "A
trip into states farther east :
The state herald., 1912-09-27

Tho new county democratic orgnniza-
ton was recently effected by the clen
ton OF g. u Weir. chairman. Mira
Mary Z. Wood vicc-ehairmau and MIN
Belle James secretary.
The state herald., 1912-09-27

Parties wishing extra copies of the
paper containing the maid of honor
ballot should order them soon as no ex-
ira copies will be printed unles ordered
and the ballot win be printed in only
two more issues of the paper.
The state herald., 1912-09-27

BRING THE SCHOOL CHILDREN.
To the Sears Hotel Oct. a Is 1912
where DR.. Sapero, the well-known eye,
ear, nose and throat specialist of Dem
yer, will examine their eyes and yours
free. Come early.
The state herald., 1912-09-27

Mrs. NJ. Lawrence who has been max
ing her home with her daughter, Mrs.
c. R. Sears, left Wednesday for San
Francisco where she will make her home
with a daughter.
The state herald., 1912-09-27

DIR, james Hin returned Tuesday
from attendance upon a meeting Of tho
Presbytory at Berthoud.
The state herald., 1912-09-27

Dr. +. NJ. Smith attended meeting
OF the republican state central commit.
tee at Denver this week.
The state herald., 1912-09-27
DIR. K.C. SAPERO'

Eye, ear, nose and throat specialist of
Denver, viii be in Holyoke, on Oct. 4.
5, 1912, at the Sears Hotel. consulta-
ton and examination for glasses free
The state herald., 1912-09-27

viii johnson left Tuesday for Hayes
Springs, Neb., where he has accepted
position in the Central Lumber Co.
yards.
The state herald., 1912-09-27

Gust Westman, republican candida tc
for county clerk spent Saturday in Hol.
yoke.
The state herald., 1912-09-27

+. L. Tate OF Denver. piano tuner.
was IN Holyoke few days last week.
The state herald., 1912-09-27

&John Peterson went to Denver satur,
day evening.
The state herald., 1912-09-27
Open For Business.

The Van Horn Art Studio is again o.
pen for business after my summer va
cation. ]. H. Van Horn.
The state herald., 1912-09-27

Gust Westman is well qualified for the
duties of the office OF county clerk for
which he is a candidate on the republi
can ticket. He has had considerable
experience in book work which rs a
great advantage to a man in that office.
lie is sociable, accommodating young
man and will, without doubt, give good
satisfaction in the office of county clerk
The state herald., 1912-09-27

Walter l.. kilbourne, republican can
didate for assessor, is a successful
farmer and business man, has good
knowledge of property values in our
county ard, in making his assessments,
would act fairly between the county
and the taxpayer. He will make very
satisfa story assessor.
The state herald., 1912-09-27

Ivan Correll has accepted position
in the Central Lumber Co. yard at Hax
tun.
The state herald., 1912-09-27

For President:
WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT.
For Vice-President:
JAMES S. SHERMAN.
State Ticket.
U. S. Senator Long Term
Clyde C. Dawson.
U. S, Senator Short Term
C. w. Waterman.
Congressman at Large
s. H. Kingsley.
]. j.. Laton.
Congressman First Dist.
R. W. Means.
Supreme Judge
John Campbell.
Governor
C. C. Parks.
Lieutenant Governor
E. 7. Elliott.
Secretary of State
John E. Ramer.
Auditor
B. c. Catren.
Treasurer
j. B. Dick.
Attorney General
Superintendent Public instruction
Helen NJ. Wilson.
Regents of University long term
c. r. Dudley.
George D. Stattler.
Regent of University short term
o.. j. Pfeifer.
Repres entative
DR.. Frederick W. Buck.
State Senator
Roy E, Howser
Judge District Court
H. p. Burke.
District Attorney
Robert NJ. Work.
County Ticket.
County Judge
T. ]. Mitts.
Clerk and Recorder
Gust Westman.
Sheriff
Ed W. james.
Treasurer
Harry l.. Colyer'
Assessor
Walter l. Kilbourne.
supt. Of Schools
Katherine N. Trogo.
Surveyor
C. A. Guernsey.
Coroner
George S. Trego.
Commissioner md district
Gust johnson
Commissioner Bird district
Newton Morrison.
Ns.S.s>'s.>.N>sN.>sNsNNa
The state herald., 1912-09-27

Registered lIeriorl bulls for sale. -
o II. Sholoa.
The state herald., 1912-09-27
MAID OF HONOR
PHILLIPS COUNTY
ONE VOTE iFOR

FESTIVAL OF MOUNTAIN AND PLAIN
To be held at Denver, Colo.
October 10, 16, II, and Is, 1912.
Cut from State Herald, Holyoke. Colo.
The state herald., 1912-09-27

R. N. White made trip to Denver
this week.
The state herald., 1912-09-27

George S. Trego.
Commissioner End district
Gust johnson
Commissioner Bird district
Newton Morrison.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-12-21
: illustrated With Actual Wartime Photos
This thrilling novezation by Bronson Howard and
Henry Tyrrel, of the noted play of the name is
the literary sensation of the hour - ~ - -

their expenses to this board Carried
Moved by Supervisor Neugebauer
and supported by supervisor Jacka that
we reconsider the motion of the pre-.
vious meeting as 20 the fixing OF the
SUN per day for the board OF prison.
erH. Carried
Moved by supervisor Dawson and
supported hv supervisor Hughes that
we fix the sum OF sixty.fve cents per
day for the board of prisoners from
January 1st 1913.
Roll called on the above motion as
follows: Yeas Supervisors Olson. Nc,
Laren. Mason, Neugebauer. Nettle,
Jacka. Quirt, Hughes. Dawson. Rich
ards. Nays--none Carried.
Moved by supervisor 1acka and sup
ported by supervisor Neugebauer that
we allow the Inspector of Mines the
sum of $G6. 66 for expenses 10 January
lst, 1913.
Roll called on the above motion as
follows Yeas Supervisors Olson. Nc
Laren. Mason. Neugbeauer Nettle,
Jacka, Quirt. Hughes. Dawson, Rich.
ards Nays-none. Carried.
Moved by supervisor McLaren and
supported by supervisor Olson that we
allow the Poor Commissioners 800 90
each for services.
Roll called on the above motion IA
follows: as-supervisor Olson, Nc
Laren, Mason, Neugebauer, Nettle.
Jacka. Quirt. Hughes. Dawson. Rich
RAIDS Nays--none. Carried.
Moved by supervisor Quirt and sup.
ported by supervisor Jacka that we al
low the Deputy County Clerk the sum
OF $50. 90 for services Carried
Moved by supervisor McLaren and
supported by supervisor Olson that we
Recommend that W. II. Jobe and w A
Holmes be allowed the sum OF $1,000. 0O
each and +. A. Morrison $500 90 for
services as county road commissioners
the same TO be drawn upon the county
road fund Roll called on tho above
motion as follows: Yeas supervisor
Olson. McLaren. Mason, Neugebauer.
Nettle, Jacka. Quirt. Hughes. Dawson.
Richards. Nays none. Carried.
] Moved by supervisor Jacka and sup
ported by supervisor Dawson that we
allow Robert Wilson the sum OF $ie'
for services as game warden.
Roll called on the above motion a'
follows Yeas--superviscr Olson, Nc
Laren. Mason. Neugebauer. Netile,
Jacka. Quirt. Hughes, Dawson, Rich
ards. Carried.
On motion the board adjourned unit
January 25th, 1913. at ten o'clock a. IN
Il w. j. Ricnards. John Wall.
Chairman. Clerk.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-12-21
Board of Supervisors

December 18th, 1912.
Adjourned meeting OF the Board of
Sunervisors of Iron County. Mich,
held in the supervisors room in the
court house in the City of Crystal
Falls this 7tb day Of December A. ID.
1919.
Tue meeting was called to order by
W. ]. Richards. chairman with all SUI
pervisors present
The minutes of the meetings OF &C.
er II, IS, 81. 90. ana November ist
Ma. were read and approved.
Moved by supervisor CURT and sup
ported by supervisor Jacka that the
chair appoint committee OF three to
investigate the following TOWNSHIP
plats, Carlson Maple Valley plat. Han
sons first addition and Bates plat.
Motion carried.
The chair appointed on the above
committee supervisors Mason, Quirt
and Olson.
The following resolution was offered
by supervisor Mason who moved It's
adoption and il was supported by su-
pervisor Neugebauer.
Resolved that we hereby approve the
plats Of Carlson Maple Valley. Han
sons first addition and the plat OF
Bates, copies of which have been refer
red TO this board and that the clerk be
instructed 20 sign the approval OF the
same. Resolution adopted,
The auditing committee made their
report 20 the board as follows
Mich state Tele. Go. rent % II
Mich. State Tele Co toll sl3O
Ruwitch q Co. supplies 90 W
VIM. Johns 81 Go. fees and
casket $500 LAID over
John Connolly digging
grave $500 laid over
]. Il. Udd. repairing windows 400
Coz Treasurer, expense for
month ~ o
Meltr a. wenthe, supplies h4'
Doubleday Bros. 81 Go. supplies 90. <
ID. J. O'Hara, testimony 5'o'
w. G. Eldred auto liverv oO.O'
Chas. Olson services on recount aO'
Aug. Krans wv
Conrad Krans wv
Dottard Norlin wv
ole Benson "
J. s Jacka ON
~ I Roaanko 81
G. Neugebauer 81
~ grihble 3.1I
O. NJ Brown o.
Jas II. Johnson S.r'
John ]. Smith, services l'V
Joseph Chero euto hire lo'V'
!. Elliot Fisher Co., supplies ~
.Gty OF G. Falls. Its. and water l4f.3'
4 Brooks plumbing TN
1fMose Johndrow a. Sons drayage 'O'
Wills Hdwe, Co. supplies 2Is'
Finnish a. Swedish Assn 30 II
w. ID. Hill. CO. examiner 700
II. M. Armstrong co, examiner AZ. "
w. III. lobe inins inspector s33'
~. II. Windsor casket and burial % II
Hotel Lockwood meals p
Richmond q Backus supplies wv
u. Miller 30
I'm Wal, dal eleot,on supplies $50
joni wall work on naturaliza-
kions oVV.V'
Remington Typewriter GO.
supplies lvV'W
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1912-12-21

publlSnlHR lol. Az
Auditing Committee
J. s. Jacka.
Chas. Neugebauer,
A. W. Quirt.
Moved by supervisor McIlaren and
supported by supervisor Hughes that
the report of the Auditing Committee
be approved and accepted and the clerk
and chairman instructed to draw orders
for the same.
Roll called ON the above motion as
follows Yeas-Supervisors Olson, Mc.
Laren, Mason. Neugebauer, Nettle,
Jacka. CURT, Hughes, Dawson, Rich.
ards Nays-none Carried
Moved by supervisor Jacka and sup.
ported by supervisor Dawson that we
adjourn until one. thirty o'clock a. m
Carried
One-thirty O'Clock .. IN. board met
pursuant TO adjournment
The meeting was called to order by
w. J. Richards chairman with all the
supervisors present.
Moved by supervisor McLaren and
supported by supervisor Dawson that
we fix the salary of the Circuit Court
Commissioner at the sum Of 5000. OF
per year from January lst, 1913. the
same TO he drawn upon the General
Fund of the County. and said Commits.
aioner IL 10 turn into the County
Treasurer of this county all fees col.
lected by him as Circuit Court Com
missioner.
Roll called ON the above motion as
follows; Yeas supervisor Olson. Nc.
Laren. Mason Neugebauer. Nettle,
Iacka, CURT. Hughes. Dawson. Rich
ards Nays-none. Carried.
Moved by supervisor Quirt and sup
ported by supervisor Olson That we en-
gage MIR J. A. Dresser 70 audit the
county accounts for the year 1919.
Carried.
Moved by supervisor Jacka and sup
ported by supervisor Nettle. that two
Of the county superintendent of ia,
Poor be instructed TO attend the Pota
superintendent convention to DO he'll
at Kalamazoo. Michigan, aud to repof
to this board and also TO make bill d
a
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-18

IL ! ~
Let Her Gu.
Things have changed since Ar
ten1us Ward wrote the following
on woman's rights. He wrote it
some so years ago, but if we were
living and writing now he might
not be, so bold. He said:
Il pitcht my tent in small
town in Injianny one day last see
son & while l was standin at the
dore takin money, a deppytashun
of ladies came up & sed they wos
members of the Bunkumville
Female Reformin &. Wimmin's
Rites Association and they axed
me if they Good go in without
payin.
mot exactly" SEE l., '+but you
can pay without goin in"
Dew you know who we air ?"
said one of the wimin-a tall and
feroshus lookin critter.
"My impreshun is,"ssed I,
from a kersery view, that you
air females"
eve air, sur" said the Zero
shus woman-"we belong to a
society which believes wimin
has rites-whitch believes in raz-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-06-18

in her to her proper speer-
which believes she is endowed
with as much intelleck as man is
which believes she is trampled
on and aboozed-& who will re-
sist hense-4th & forever the in
croachments of proud & dom
ineering men,"
Il hopue, marrl," SEE l, chat
your intensions is honorable. I'm
a lone man hear in strange
place. Besides, I've a wife to
hum"
"& can't our sosiety go in free?''
asked the female.
mot if l know it," sed 1.
"Crooil, crooil manp she cried
& burst into tears.
Don't you let my darter. in ?"
sed another of the exsentric
wimin, takin me afeckshunitely
by the hand. 20, please let my
darter in-she's a sweet gushin
child of nature"
"Let her gush," roared I.
Whereupon they all sprung back
with the simultaneous observa-
shun that / was a beest.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1912-02-23

The great nations of the world are engaged in mad
competition to which build the powerful
battlehips, and many statesmen urge this the
only way to maintain peace. This armed peace is not
only doubtful method of preserving peace but its effect
be nothing else than national bankruptcy Another
much effective way of preserving peace is used
by France and the trouble with Germany the
Moroccan difficulty illustrates the method At that time
the Paris banks produced panic turnout Germany by
withdrawing their credit from industrial enterprises
that country. The effect instantaneous. Moreover
it is said that the French pleased with
the effect of this weapon that it has sharpened it
up for general international relations The French
government has taken large jurisdiction the ad-
mission and sale of foreign securities in the French
ket and of the thrift of the French people,
is certain that foreign securities held by the French
vesors will be effective of keeping France
out of trouble The United States is in much better
position than France avail itself of this bloodless
of securing it's rights instead Of engaging in the
mad toward national bankruptcy by spending millions
on useless battleships.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1912-02-23
COPPER RIVETS

To censure is a privilege; to praise is duty
lot of laughter is indication of little brain
great deal of talk often flows from an empty head
selfish man who seeks fame usually succeeds only
in becoming notorious.
Intemperance is the line between good and evil :
Many horse has died from eating good OATS
Show me man who is criticsing his friend and |
will show who is jealous of his friends sue
cess.
Those who maintain that everything happens thru
inevitable necessity, must me- for was not pre-
destined to believe in fate.
Many man has never occupied an eminent seat.
simply because he has always had the courage to say
Mo- when the place offered him.
Wearing ones most costly garments next ones skin is
an unmstakabe mark of true gentity The cheap would
De gentle always parade their best in outergarments
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1912-02-23

The Taft boom in this state launched at dinner
attended principally by the brewery bunch of politi
cians while the Roosevelt boom is entrusted to the hands
of the wel-known COL Rich who always conceals the
real reason for his latest allegiance behind bombasc
'front.' while the LaFoette boom has been tainted with
politicians long ago repudated Political conditions
much improve until candidates have the
to refuse this kind of proffered support.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1912-02-23

Down in Florada bunch of land sharks is selling
land in the Everglades by the gallon At least there
from six feet of the land which they
ndustriousy selling in ten tracks to suckers
all the northwest. There to be some class
the promoters for they influential enough
order from Sec of Agriculture Wilson suppressing
report made by government engineers in which it was
shown the Everglade lands still under water. The
Everglades may time be drained but engineers have
solved the problem yet. andt looks bad for Wilson
connve and cooperate with companies that selling
this land by the gallon all the United States-Pnt
County Farmer.