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The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1912-07-03
OLD RELIABLE
Druggist. Statioaer, J.weIer

daughter are in Lamar this week
and will probably locate here.
H. j. Johnson and wife came up
from Two Buttes last week and
have been spending several days
visiting friends in Lamar
A. C. Mitchell and Jack Creaghe
have Joined the auto enthusiasts
and thus another blow has been
struck at the poor old horse.
Johnny Cooper. formerly of La
mar. has been visiting with his
sisters, Mrs. Ora Everett and Mrs.
Allen Skinner. the past week.
Allen Curry, prosperous farmer
from Great Bend. Kansas. arrived
in Lamar this week and Is visiting
with his brother. John F. Curry.
A. l.. Beavers came down from
Denver on Tuesday and was the
only democrat who could get up
q smile over Wilson's nomination.
G. NJ. Davis of Kansas City. one
of the leading bankers of that city.
was in Lamar the first of the
week looking after his interests
here.
The commissioners were in ses-
sion on Monday and Tuesday trans
acting the usual routine business
and going out in the country to ex-
anime the road work. Messrs. Man
vile. Reynolds and Higbee were
all present.
Senator A. N. Parrish returned
last week from the Chicago con-
vention and brought Mrs. Parrish
and Miss Gail with him. They had
been visiting relatives in Missouri
for several months.
Mrs. d. H. Dickinson and child
rem, who have been visiting with
Judge and Mrs. d. w. Robinson. re-
turned to Denver thisweek. They
were accompanied by Howard Koen
Jr., who will visit with them.
DR.. E. Z. Bartlett is at home again
He found second operation would
be unnecessary. and he is rapidly
improving now his friends are glad
to note. He will soon be able to
resume his practice in Lamar
c. l. Hutchins of Topeka, Kan
sas, a former citizen of Granada
and well known here. has been In
Lamar several days this week. He
Is interested in a mining PROPOSE
ton in the south part of the coun-
ty and expects to commence devel-
opment work at once.
tire were LIS week sold to Mr.. ].
II Hyland. u correspondent of the
Omaha Bee. who has leased the
theatre frcm the fratel nal associa-
{. y and is having it refitted to
. rem up as first-class picture and
show house. He has had
in the show line and will
make a success of the new theatre.
Married-On last Thursday even
ing. June 81, Mr.. Ray Gould and
Miss Dixie Davis. Rev. E. q. Brace
The happy young cou-
pie are now at home at their res
idence on North Seventh street.
The groom Is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. w. C. Gould and 10 one OF
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1912-07-03

The Beauty Shop u again ready
for work. Phone Lamar SO. Hair
and shop goods at a discount this
month.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1912-07-03
For Rent

Modern room brick residence.
bath. cistern. hot and cold water.
nice lawn and shade trees. Close
in. Inquire of N. N. Mclean.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1912-07-03

Beauty shop for sale-Well es-
tablished business. Call at rooms
1914 First National Bank Bldg.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1912-07-03
Fort Bent SiphDn

The laying of the siphon south
of town to replace the old flume
that has been a landmark there
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1912-07-03

Groom house and lot for sale.
Call at Register office.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1912-07-03
Masonic Boom

The biggest boom in Lamar just
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Gine Oringe1oe geotluenoigfeit.

8equemli9teit, es ift cine pIpdolosiz
ide gisentiimlidteit. iiber Die man
ni6t bintpegfommen tdnn.
Sm @taate Obio lit bic iO5iuliittz
fde 8spegung bon gana Imerita am
belten enttpidelt. Mebr als Elm 8ierz
tel Der Mrbsiter iinb bier ieboa frembz
ipradis, on iie beranSutommen, iis
fir Die Mrbeiterbepegung gu eetptnz
nen, beIonbers aber bic beutf6en Or
better gu orsaniiiersn, lit eine Der
ipihtisiten Nufsuben, bic gu letiten
Iinb.
Die pereini9ten bsuti9en So5iali=
fen Glepelanbs baben oie ROttpsnbis'
felt bieIer Mrteit ME pertannt. Sic
baben itets ibr 8eites bafiir setun.
Gs gibt iebo9 tsinen 3tpeifel, es mub
nod mehr seI9eben als bisber ihon
gefdeEen lit. Don bieier Grtenntnis
auseebenb, bat bic lebte gemeiniame
8erIammlung Der pereinisten beut5
'Iaen So5ialilten glebelanbs beiAloiz
| len, bic 8prorbeiten fir bic 9riinz
ouna zines beutI9en Staats Qgituz
tionsfomitees in bic 9anb gu nebmen,
| 10 lpie oies in ben Oftftuaten in leBz
ter 3eit sef9eben lit, ipomit tatid4z
li6 bic beften Grfahrungen gemaht
tporoen iinb.
Mit Der Sur9fiibrung Der notipenz
bioen 8orarbeiten ipurbe Sen. Soolz
bauer, Der Hebafteur bes ng4o" be-
auftroot. On ben 9enoHen allerorts
liegt es nun, bierau bilfreihe 5ant
gu aeben. Wenn bic benffben Genof
fen, Die beute fdon oreunifiert iino
ii6 um bic Sa6e tiimmern, bic bette;
benben beutiten parteibrandes lid
in benz Msitationstomitee 5ufammen
;. i9lieBen, lit bereits Die erite notlpen
bise 8orarbeit gema6t. Dies iol
ieep4 Iofort unb pbne Iuff6ub ge
I6e6en. 9lles Weitere ipirb lid ban,
Ie6r balb finpen. @on biefem 8Drpe
aus fonnen ale ipeiteren Irbeiten &c
leiltet, Rebner auseeidtdt, 8eriamm
lunsen arransiert nerben, ohne baI
beneutenhere Soften entiteben,> bi
&rdfte bierfiir limb i'm Staate Obi
: pprbanben, iie miihen nur in geipe
gung seieBt b. +. mobil gema6t iper
ben.
Genohsn a0erorts, friih ans Werf
/ Gine bote Nufgube 1T es, Die mir 8
erfiillen baben. Die 3eit Die ppr IN
: 1isst lit giinitis. gtiiBt tie aus, be
: grfplg muB unfer fein.
Ollie 9lnfrasen in bieier Sa4e, al
{ barauf be5uebabenben Mitteilunse
t linb su ridten on: Sos. SoblbalR1
{ 235 90. superior Npe., Glepelanl
: .. Iustiinfte tperben ruI4eitens er
r teilt.
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SAT- eine balbe Mtllion sdblen bic
eingepanoerten OeutI4en in bieiem
Stoate. sic fommen ale aus DEM
beuti9en Reide, aus Seiterreih, aus
llnearn, allo aus 2dnbsrn, mo bas
arbeitenbe 8olt ldngit barangegangen
lit, ii9 1einer 9aut gu pebren, als
fosialiitifae partei orsdniiiert, i'm
lteten Sample sesen feline 9lusbeuter
i'm Jelbe itebt. @s beriibrt eisentiimz
li9, bab trob bieies umitanbes. bic
Dsuti9en Mrbeiter. bic i'm Staate
Obio ipobnen, nidt piHen mas iis
bier gu tun baben, iie bier peber Der
rerti9aftlihen nod Der politifaen
Organization Der 2lrbeiter anseb0ren.
3u Der Stdrfe Der engltihen
fpsialiIti16en 8etpegung bieles
2anbes itebt bic Organization ber
beutI6en Mrbeiter in einem 1dretene
Den miBperbGltnis. 0abei iparen es
bic beutIden Irbeiter, bic in bielem
2anbe ben @ebanfen bes So5ialtsmus
5uerit pertreten baben, fir bic 4us=
breitung bes So5iulismus bier ole
eriten Opfer brudten. Opfer, beren
man in Der 9eI4i9te Der Irbeiterbe@
lpesung bieIes 2anbes bauernp rib
menb seoenten ipirb.
@s 1T eine srobe 9erfennuns Der
Satia9en gu faeen. bab Die beutl9e,
IosialiItii9e 8epegung in bisEem
Staate, 10 pie i'm ean5en 2anbe in
Der eneliIhen ioSialiitii6en 8epeguna
/ aufeeeaneen lei. Gs lit nur elm gan5
j fleiner 8ruhteil Der beutfhen @rbeiz
! ter biefes Staates, tpie bies ia uuf
fir bas ganae 2anb autrifft, Der in.
nerbalb Der enslifden, io5idliitif6er
8epe9ung tdtis lit, bort audi tatfdd:
lid bon unb gana fsinen Wfunn itelt
Die groBe MaFe Der .beuti4en Irbel.
ter ftebt jebod tatidalid auberbalf
ieber Organization.
Oiefe @rbsiter gu prganiiieren, il
fir bic 3pede oer 4rbeiterbepesun!
gu gepinnen, lit senau 70 piatis ali
es fir bic Yartei lpi4tig lit, Die tnbtf
ferenten ensliiden Irbeiter auf5utld
Z rem, lie seipertfdaftli4 uno politifd
gu organiiieren, ite gu &dmpfern fiji
bic SaGe oes proleturiuts gu gefpin
: nen.
9ieies 3iel tann ni4t anDers er
: rei9t ipsrben, als babur6, bab maj
) gu i6nen Die glsitution genuu 10 bin
I aus trdst, ipie 81 ben ancsren Irbei
E tern bieies Staates, oes gdnsen San
: bes. OieIe 2lrbeit piro fompltSter
3 bur1 ben umitanb, baB Die Sprat
" in Der bieie Nrbeiter benten, felb'
4 ipenn iie nod 10 lanse I'M 2anb
: iinb, bon Der 2anbes Spra4e psr1dis
ben lit. Oas 1T nidt eine Saae De
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Segalc Anardic.

en @iibtolifornien bsrridt cine
blutriinittse 9lnarhie oes Orb
nunesseiinbels. 9lnoers laf1en llh
bic Oinge ni6t ertlGren, Die BON
bort semelbet tperben. Sn Der per=
oonaenen Mohe lpurbe in San Diego
bic betannts Mnarhiitin @mma 8plo@
mann aus bem 9Otel sebolt uno se=
smunsen. bic Stabt iofort gu per=
lahen. Sbr 8esleiter Or. Rsits
mann purbs in f9dnblidfter Weife
mibbonbelt. Gr purpe enttleioet
setsert uno ssfsbert. ibm nit elmer
brennsnosn 3isarre bic 8uditaber
s. 90. 90. in ben Riiden sebrannt
unb Bel bieien Mibbanolunsen ein'
| 5ano sebro9en. Illes bies aus
bem einen 9runoe, neil elm anar4i
itifder 8prtras itattfinoen follte.
Hebofteur Gauer bonn San Oiegl
.Seralb", Der BON iogenannten gi
ailontes BON Ieinem 6eim setpaltfan
/ entFiibrt unb unter 9fnbrobuns De
sobesfrofe DOR elmer Hiidtebr nac
Gan Diego eetparnt lporben par
bat Yidb burh bic brutalen Mnsriff
ienes 2umpenseIinbeis Der befbenoe
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1912-05-25

2lm Wlittpoh, ben Is. Mai b. S.,
toste in Nep Dort bic oiesidbrige
aonpention Der Mrbeiter aranfenz
unb StsrbefaHe fir Imerita.. Die
&onpention purbe Inn etpu 91a ulr
bur9 ssinan5zSetretdr Wm. Wleper
sur Orbnuns serufen, Der babel
barauf peripiss, BOP pen:s auA bic
aoiIen aonpention itotutensemdb
nur bic burh urabitimmuns porsez
npmmene Wabl Der 8eumten gu be-
itdtissn babe, es bod pohl am plobe
lein piirbe, Der 3ur sleiden 3eit in
Snbionapolis togenoen Nationolz
aonpention Der 6. g. 9liidipiinfhc
gu entbieten, iintemulen gerabe bte1s
4onpention Der partei bon unseheu'
rem ginflub auf bic fernere gntpit.
feluns Der bieiieen grbeiterbepesuna
Iopobl pie au9 auf bic politifh
@ntpideluns Der Ser. Stauten feir
unb pielleiht balb cine 3eriplitterun!
ser beiben alten parteien i'm 8efolg
)aben tperbe.
On Der &onpention nubmen % Oe
!esaten unb je Elm 8ertreter Der yea
tionalzGretutipe unb bes aontrollto
mitees tell. 0on ben 8ranhes In
oberen Gtoat Obio par Sen. 5ran
@rben aus glepelanb bel Der 8onpen
tipn als Oelegot onpeienb.
Die l1rabltimmuns batte ersebsr
bob bic bon 26 8randes in einel
Shreiben an bic Mitglieber empfof
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Tiir Ginigfeit nuo Torti6ritt.

lenen &onbipaten nit srober Webrz
belt sepdblt ipuroen. sSn Der Som
pention fam audi bic burh mebrz
ieitise 9eraussabe bon 5lusblattern
betriebene Wablasitation sur Spra=
9e, nobel bic auf Gruno folIder
Ooritellunsen betriebene ungeb0rige
Wablbseinflufuns idarf fritiiiert,
anbererIeits aber berporgeboben purz
be, baB ss ipsber ansdnslid nod
spedmdbis fem ipiirps, cine aritit
Der aufseitellten aanbioaten unterz
oriiden gu ipollen uno ipuroe baraufz
bin iiber bic nohfolsenben &onoioaz
tsn,, tpelde bic meiiten Stimmen err
balten batten, ein3eln per Mtflamaz
tion obeeitimmt unb erbielten ollie.
nit Musnabme bon Stephan 8aher
unb 9bolf Sturm, nelhe nur q
Stimmen auf iid pereinisten, q
Stimmen.
Die folder Weiie fir ben Sermir
1912-1913 ols eripGblt ertldrter
8eamten fno:
Sir National=Grefutipe: 8orfisen
Der. paul Jldfdel BON Sr. "a. 9ar
lem; 6inonsfetretdr. Wm. Meper pol
8r. ITO, Nprtb Morriiania; S9aB
meifter. Stephan 8aher. bon 8r. rs
9uitipid; prototon= =9etretdr. aor
Wagler BON 8r. II, Gaft Stem Oorf
observation-disclosures: %. S. Shramn
gr. II. Gait Rsp Dort; aarl Starl
8r. 19, Union 9ill; Wm. Sddfel
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Br. %, 8loominsbole; 2ubtpig
Shmiot, 8r. 70. Mt. Morris, unb
Grnlt 4ereboe, Br. "a, 6orlem.
Sir aontrollz zaomitee: 6ermann
MeDer, 8r. 13O, gpersreen; 9erm.
Oftermonn, 8r. 81, Monbattanoille;
Mbolf Sturm. 8r. 81, Wanbattan=
billie; Dug. Oeutfdmann, 8r. "a,
!Sarlem; Otto &noll, 8r. 25; Dort=
billie; 0ermann Worm. gr. IA,
9reenpoint; 9lug. Meber, 8r. II,
Gaft Hep gort; Senrp StideI. 8r.
80, Soutb Netpart, unb 5rnn3
8nopf, 8r. SO, Ribspoob.
Sn Der No4mittassiiBuns, bic um
2 ubr ibren Nnfun9 nabm, puroe
auf gmpfebluns Dss Heiolutionsz8oz
mites befdloHen, fOlsenoes 9elez
sramm Iofort obSuienoen:
PIN bic &onbention Der Socialiit
partp. 9umlinion Soll. Snoionopoz
liz, Snb.
genoHen!
~Wir, bic Oelegoten Der 4rb. 8r.
&c ct. &. fir bic Ser. Stodten BON
2lmerita in aonbsntion oeriummelt
i'm 2abor Semple, Netp Yort Gitp,
entienben Gud, Oelesuten our aons
pention Der g. g., uniere ber5lihiten
9riiBe unb 9liidpiinl4e, in Der iiae=
rem grnartung, bnB Cure Irbeit bas
eble 8ulturiperf bes Soaielismus eis
men md9tigen Shrttt portpdrts treis
ben pirb, unb mir iinb nit Gud i'm
aampfe fir bic eroBe So6e."
5erner lpurbe auf Gmpfeblung oes.
ielben aomitees cine Sabels=Reiolus
tion eesen Ri6ter 5anforo aneenom.
men, neil berIeIbe benz So3ialiiter
Sleipn raoitalsr 9lnIdauungen bal;
Der bas 8iirgerreht obertannte uni
Ioll bic ReIolution benz Sen. apn:
sreBmonn 8ietor Berger beblfs ge
eigneter 8ertpertuns 5assfaHot iper
ben.
sSm ipeiteren ipurbe etne He1oluttol
gegen Die 0illingbamzRoot Ginpan
berungs z9eIeBespprlage un9enommel
unb Die Gretutibe beouftrast, oieielb
ben 8unbesbebDrben in Wafbingtol
| tpie au9 ben &ongreBz zReprdientun
ten 5u5uIenben uno iino ali
8ran6es Der & afie IL d
elm 9lei6es Su tun.
9eSiiglih Der ungere6ten 9erbaf
tung ppn Soiepb S. Gttor uno Ir
turo 9iopanitti onldBlih Des Serttl
arbeiterzStreifs in 2oprence, W2af
purbe Die bon Der 2ocal Nep Yori
: g. g., angenommene &eiolution in
: bo1isrt. sserner puroe beIalpfer
in Der ,Soliboritdt" cine Reiolutio
au perDffentli6en, laut tpel6er b
! Dirt unp Weiie, ipis in ben leBte
slpei Sa6ren aontroperien gum @us
trog eebruht ipuroen, eetuoelt tpirl
osn 9erbinbune bnmit iollen 8rar
Dies unb Mitslieoer aufgeforoert mel
u ben, in 3ufunf ibre segenteiligen @r
;, Ii9ten in elmer WeiIe gu erleoigel
}, ourh Die ni6t bic SntereHen b
Safe eeihdbigt iueroen.
Nahbem nod Der 8eri6t oes 3l
mitees fir Mittel unb gBege entg
aeneenommen unb bic bon oemielbs
fir ribtis befunoenen Rednunsen b,
einSelnen Oelegaten gum 9eiamm
betrose bon $514.84 CUR Ius3ahlur
: beorbert tporben, erfolste @ertasun
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2(rbeiter, aeitiert fiir Cure preiie!

gen iinb nun nominiert. Ser 3ampf
fann lossebsn. Die 3eit 1T siinitig.
SEPT beiBt es Die alinse fdurf uno
bas Yulper troden sebalten. @s
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miro einen 8ries seben. Bel Dem Die
fapitaliftiIde 8laKe bieies 2anoes fez
fen miro. oaB bas Gnoe ihrer 9errs
Ihaft INNER nGber fpnimt.
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(oort;ebm,s auf Scitc 81
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t8prtiesnns anf Seite A.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-02-22
SATURDAY WAS MARKET DAY.
Sales Were GOod--Abilene Military
Band Played.

Saturday was market and sales day
and the weatherman could not have
furnished better weather for the oc-
casion. The only bad feature OF
the day was the heavy muddy roads
which kept the farmer who lived a
great distance from Abilene from
coming to town. However, a large
crowd Of farmers braved the muddy
Dads snd came to town. The mer-
chants offered many fine bargains
and they report a good trade.
The market sale was well attended
and Auctioneer j. G. Engle brought
the highest prices possible for the
goods on sale. The Abilene military
band gave concert at 1880 O'Clock
this afternoon and was heartily ap-
plauded. This is the first appearance
this year for the band and Judging
from the music today, by concert
season Abilene will have the privil-
eye of hearing one of the best town
bands in the state.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-02-22

The Horse Review Of Chicago has
a fine article on Abilene's racing
horses and their records. 1t says:
The opening meeting Of the Kan
sas and Oklahoma Circuit of 1912
will be held in this beautiful city,
the week of July 3-6, and the occa-
sion should prove red letter event
in the history of light harness rae
ing in the Smoky Hill valley. Abilene
will start the circuit with first
class meeting. held on grounds as
fine as any in the circuit and very
conveniently located. The railroad
facilities at this city are adequate
and no long hauls will be found be-
tween freight depots and the grounds.
The local association will prepare
an excellent racing program and Is
talking of having no purse for less
amount than $40O. With Abilene,
Council Grove and Herington, all
within easy access of each other
starting off the grand old Kansas ana
Oklahoma. circuit with three early
July meetings, prospects for harness
racing in Kansas are indeed flatter-
ing.
George Etherington of Abilene,
loyal supporter of harness racing mas
a most excellent two-yenr-old colt
trotter by Wilkhurst 2:17A. dam
that good race trotting mare Minnie
H. 2:18A, by Rayon; grandam Tiny
Rogers $3.50, by Prairie Star 2:27'
l.. H. Clewell still owns the hand
some and freelegged pacing stallion
Colonel Robert 2:1Sh, by Colonel
Cochran 2:1OA, dam by Combat Jr.,
1922 and grandam by Macon Harry
6557.
Harry Keel, another OF the "old
Guard" at Abilene. has three-year-
old colt by symboleer. p. 2;Osh,
! that suits him as well or better than
| any colt he ever owned, and he has
lhad several good ones.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-02-22
PROF. W. A. SCOTT AT ABILENE.
Noted Economist to Talk to BUSINESS
men on Monetary Reform.

Prof. w. A. Scott, head OF the
economics department of the Univer-
sity of Wisconsin, will address the
businessmen and farmers Of Abilene
at the Commercial club rooms Thurs
day evening, February 29th. This
meeting will be free and every busi-
nessman and farmer Is invited to at
tend. His subject will be Monetary
Reform" and he will discuss the
needs and advantages of such changes
in our currency and monetary system
as will benefit business interests ev-
erywhere.
Mr.. Scott comes under the aus
pices OF the National Citizens Lea
que and several addresses have been
arranged for him by the Kansas sec
tion Of the League. 1t Is generally
admitted that something is necessary
to give US better currency system
and a bill to that effect is already
before congress. Every businessman
and farmer will want to inform him
self on the subject and no better OPP
.portunity will be given than to hear
Professor Scott, who ranks as one OF
the most capable economists OF the
country.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-02-22
To the Woodinen.

II you are member of the Mod
ern Woodmen Of America 1t will pay
you to go slow about seeding"
from that order and transferring to
some other. Life insurance has a
certain definite ascertainable value.
Your policy is sure to become worth
less In time unless you pay what it
is worth. The proposed new rates
in the Woodmen are the result Of
long and careful study Of life insur-
ance by a special committee with
Woodmen conditions in view. The
problem for the Woodmen is one of
straight business. 1t would be a
fraud on the membership to attempt
to continue business under the old
rates and fraud that the law would
ultimately take notice of and end.
For some time the order has been
selling life insurance for considerably
less than its true value. That sort Of
business must eventually end in ruin
for whoever engages in 1t. The
Modern Woodmen Of America can in
sure the lives of its members for
smaller premiums than are asked by
so called old line life insurance come
panies. This is not because Of the
nature OF the policy or Of the or
ganization but for the reason that Il
carries on its business at q much
lower expense rate than do the regu-
lar companies. II you have a policy
in the Woodmen stick to It. You
cannot do better in any other fra
ternal order or as well in a regular
company. -Salina Union. dw
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-02-22
DiCkinsOn's Horses Get
a Fine Send Off

Mott .Thayer recently purchased a
stoutly built three-year-old colt trot-
ter by wilkhurst 2:17A, dam. Rosa
lind 2:25, by Rayon; grandam lone
(dam OF five). by Wapsie 6SS. Thay-
er likes this colt as we'll as any he
ever had in his stable and expects
to make valuable race trotter OF
him In time.
Bert Hockensmith has Adverton
2:21%, Ray Star p. 2:14A, and a
two-year-old colt trotter by Symbol
leer, that he is wintering. He will
add to his stable early in the spring
the three-year-old pacing filly Bon
ME Ray, by Ray Star. dam by Esco-
bar 2:13%; grandam by Silverthorn
2:I5, owned by DR.. T. r. Conklin.
This filly was worked some as
yearllng and two-year-old by Mr..
Hoekensmith. and acts very much
like she would prove factor In the
pacing division OF the Kansas and
Oklahoma futurity, to be raced at
Hutchinson this fall.
Or. T. r. Conklin is wintering at
his city stable Philhurst, by Wiki
hurst, Bonnie Ray by Ray Star. two
year-old filly by Pactolus Elwood
2:27N, three yearlings by Philhurst
and several choice brood mares. One
Of the yearlings was recently sold
to Mott Thayer and another to DR..
Conklins stable manager. and all
three will be placed in training with
the advent of warm weather.
The year Just closed was unusually
prosperous for the local contingent
at this good trotting horse center. a
number OF profitable sales having
been made and several good winners
sent out to the races Of 1911. This
condition has done lot for Abilene
| in the way Of boosting the industry,
and each OF the local trainers are
ready to purchase one or more good
tprospects
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PROGRAM FOR RACING
MEET JULY A ARRANGED.
Purses Are Large-Fair Races Are
Also Planned.

The directors of the Dickinson
county fair association at their meet
ing Wednesday adopted racing pro-
grams, selecting from the classifl'
cations fixed by the Kansas and Ok
lahoma circuit, for the early meet
ing to be held the week Of the 9Th
OF July. as follows;
Trotting-Two-y plds. stake
$500; three-year-olds, 2:3O, stake
$500; $3.50 purse $500; 2;24 purse
$500; 2:1S purse $4oo; 2:l57 purse
$4OO.
Pacing - Two-year-oids, stake
$500; three-year-olds, 1925. stake
$500; 2:25 purse $500; 2:17 purse
$500; 2:14 purse $500; 2'11 purse
$4OO.
For the late meeting October 2,
3 and as follows: Trotting-
1924 purse $500; 1920 purse $500;
2:18 purse $500; 2:15 purse $400.
Pacing-2:2O purse $500; 2;17
purse $500; 2:14 purse $4o0; 2:1l
purse $500; free-or-all purse $4OO.
]. e. Keel was appointed dele
gate to the meeting Of the North
Central Kansas circuit to be held at
salina Feb. ,21. This association has
been a member of the North Central
Kansas Circuit since its organfEa-
ton in 1906 and viii retain its mem
bership if dates are assigned in har-
mony with those already fixed by
the Kansas and Oklahoma Circuit.
This double connection will greatly
strengthen the Abilene association
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-02-22

This dispatch from Washington
was in today's papers:
''Representative Rees made the fol-
lowing postmaster recommendation
this week: ]. A. whitehair, at Chap
man. Dickinson county; Clyde Scott,
at Greenleaf, Washington county;
Robert T. Jellison, at Belleville. Re-
public county. and ]. w. Nutter, at
Cuba, Republic county. All are re-
appointments"
All these postmasters were origi-
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1912-02-22
Whitehair Postmaster
Again at Chapman

naliy Mr.. Calderhead's appointments
and Congressman Rees refused to
make any change. At Chapman e. F.
Fialbert, publisher of the Gazette,
has been q vigorous candidate for
the position and has been a radical
s.insurgent" but Rees evidently did
not take that into consideration.
s Representative Rees was in his
seat in the house last week after
an absence of nearly two weeks on
account of sickness.