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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-07-05
POLICE CHIEF QUITS
Duties of Office Are Too Strenuous
for Charlie Lane


for Charlie Lane
The city aldermen were exceedingly
surprised at the meeting last Friday
evening when rendered the resignation by
Charlie Lane of the hyphenated position
of chief of police and street commission
er, as it was supposed that he was fill
ing the job quite aooeptably. But Chief
Lane said the duties were altogether too
arduous during the summer months and
he'd like to quit the job about next
council meeting time. which after some
hesitation wa, agreed to by the aldermen.
The job Of patrolling the streets and
keeping them In shape as we'll as to look
after the multitudiuous duties of the
chief of police is certainly no sineoure and
the council is so we'll aware of the fact
that they are casting about for another
arrangement of officers without having to
pay an additional salary-as economy is
the keynote of the tune that the admins
ira lion is now playing.
rhe latest plan is to combine the offices
of fire and police chief, fire the present
street cleaner and give the job Of street
commissioner to man who owns his
own team so that he can do the work
himself, and then hire girl to act as
assistant to Water Commissioner roster,
which position is now filled by Fire Chief
Tinsley.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-07-05

A sort of Fourth of July family reunion
was held at the Paul |. Goblin home on
Swink avenue yesterday evening. when
members of the Goblin and Umbarger
families and connections to the number
of about forty gathered and heartily en-
joyed the splendid refreshments served
by the young host and hostess. A pleas
ant social hour brought to close this
memorable affair
The Christian Endeavor Of the Presby-
i terian church on Monday evening elected
the following officers:
President-Robert McCloud.
Vice President-Gladys Baxter.
Secretary-Hazel St John.
Treasurer Frank Latson.
The intermediate league of the M. E..
church had a most enjoyable time at
! their social Tuesday evening evening on
the park across from the parsonage. A
large crowd of young people was present.
Rev. and Mrs. o. L. Orton entertained
Chancellor Bradford of Oklahoma and
Rev. F. E. Gordon at dinner last Thurs
day.
Miss Grace Hoffman took an auto load
of boys composing her Sunday Schoel
class out to the river, where they enjoyed
a merry all-day picnic on Tuesday.
The Methodist Sunday School board
were delightfully."- entertained on Monday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Boggs.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-07-05
FRIDAY. JULY 5, 1912
Subscription Rates.
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IN THE SOCIETY WORLD
1Ds'

Through the kindness of Librarian Geo.
H. Taylor. who is now sojourning in San
Diego, Calf, the Enterprise society editor
is indebted for the following account of
romantic wedding in which Prof. Worsley,
former instructor in science in the Rocky
Ford high school was one Of the princi-
pals. The article appeared in the San
Diego Union of June 2e. and was noticed
by Mr.. Taylor. as he says while search
ing the papers for the doings at Balti-
more" in which he as we'll as all good
democrats were vitality interested. Here
is the article:
QUAINT CASTLE IN CANYON SCENE OF ROMAN
TIC WEDDING
"Escondido, June 28.-Woreland Castle
the quaint and unique home of Isaac Fra
zee, the Sage of Moosa Canyon" was
the scene of an interesting wedding at
1880 yesterday morning. Miss Eliza
beth Frazee, the daughter OF the Sage.
became the bride of Prof Christian A.
Worsley, for some time instructor in
science in the Escondido High school. and
now of the Anaheim. CAL. faculty. The
bride was a teacher in the Escondido
Grammar school and the wedding is the
outcome of pedagogical romance"
Only a few intimates witnessed the
ceremony. Rev. Frederick A. Juny of
the Escondido Protestant Episcopal
church officiated.
While the bridal music was being played
by Miss Ruth C. Mills of San Diego the
party entered. IN procession, the flower
bedecked hall of the castle. First walked
a ring bearer, Edithe Lou Frazee. little
sister of the bride, carrying a rose and
in its heart the golden symbol. Next
were the maids of honor, Helen and
Mazda Frazee. elder sisters Of the bride.
the one in pink and the other in white.
Then came the bride on the arm Of her
father. She was gowned in white liberty
silk and white lace. with train. but no
veil. She had bouquet Of white straw
flowers and wore few rosebuds at her
corsage, the flowers worn by her mother
when bride 81 years ago. A little lad.
cousin of the bride. attended as page.
The bridegroom met the party at the
altar. being accompanied byNorrisFrazee.
brother of the bride, as best man.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-07-05
CONDEMN THE GOVERNOR
Continued From First Page

caused the people of every civilized ma
ton on the globe to sit up and take notice.
This question has to do with the produc-
ton of supply of foodstuff sufficient for
the nourshment of the human family.
The authorities agree that the population
of the earth is increasing more rapidly
than is the production of things to eat.
1t does not require that man shall have
had course in political economy to see
that dire distress will be the result. un-
less the condition is changed, We may
not feel the effect of this burning the
candle at both ends; our children may
not feel it. but at the rate the candle is
burning. our children's children will begin
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-07-05
LET'S HAVE LIGHT
Electric Company VIII Have New
System Installed This Week

On Wednesday the Arkansas Valley
Railway, Light & Power Co. 'cut over"
onto the new service in the northwest
portion of the city. and that section Of
Rocky Ford has since been ''in the light"
to the envy of its neighbors.
Another district will be "cut over" to-
day, it is promised. and by the END Of the
week Superintendent Devore hopes to
have the new life injected into the entire
system. excepting perhaps a portion OF
Main street, which because of the num-
ber of motors that it would be necessary
to put out of business for time, may not
receive the power from the new trans
mission line until Sunday. when the busi-
ness houses are idle.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-07-05


to feel it. We owe it to our posterity to
prevent the impending trouble by putting
fourth every effort within our power. to
increase the productiveness of the soil.
81 predict that you. as pace setters'
will continue along the lines which have
made your valley rich and famous. and
that you will always be found in the
front ranks of those who are fighting for
a better world and higher civilization.
"The Santa Fe wants YOU men OF the
Arkansas valley to regard it as in har-
mony with your interests. Our officials
are ready to meet you on every PROPOSE
ton in the spirit of friendship. We ask
you to keep in touch with us. and give
our people an opportunity to keep in
touch with you. We appreciate meet
ings of this kind. and we will never fail
to be represented"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1912-07-05

Immediately after the vows were ex-
changed the party repaired to the castle
court where. under green vines. ban
quet had been spread. Professor and
Mrs. Worsley were later conveyed by
automobile to Ooeanside. where they
boarded the train for Los Angeles. During
this summer they will reside in newly
built "lodge" at Moosa, but IN the winter
will dwell in Anaheim."
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs were out
in force on Tuesday evening to the
joint installation of officers Of Rocky
Ford Lodge No. 81, I.o.o.F.. and Violet
Rebekah Lodge No. 4. D. of R.
A. C. Sloan, D.D.G.M.. assisted by
Messrs. Cartwright. Jamison. Jorgenson.
Kitchen and Rasmussen as deputy grand
officers, performed the ceremony of in
stallation upon the following newly-elect
and appointive officers of the OddFellows:
P. GA. H. Peterson
N. CIV. E. Brown
r. S. N. G.-Daniel Ward
L. S. N. G.-Arthur Brokaw
G.-Bert H, Carter
RS, v. G.-Frank John
L. S. v. G.-Reid Galbreath
Chaplain H. Blakely
R. S. S.-Ambrose Mellon
l. S. S.-Hunter James
Conductor-A. s. Beymer
Warden-E. S. Woodside
|. G.-Harry Kslsay
o. G.-S. 3. Holder
The following deputy grand officers
installed the officers of Violet Rebekah
Lodge: Mesdames Boyd. Kane. crosier.
Holder and Woodside. The officers in
stalled were:
P. G.-Mrs. S. B. Holder
N. G-Miss o. Lance
R. S. N. G.-Mrs. A. Mellon
LIS, N. G.-Mrs. W. Boyd
v. G.-Mrs. A. S. Beymer
R. S. v. G.-Mrs. j. F. Forbes
L. L.S.V. G.-Mrs. E. S. Woodside
Chaplain-Mrs. B. G. Wilson
Warden-Ella Barrow
Conductress-Mrs. J. P. S. Goblin
|. .G.-Mrs. F. j. Crosier
o. G.-Mrs. F. W. Higgins
After the ceremonies Of installation
splendid refreshments were served and
the large crowd present had a most en-
joyable time until the midnight hour.
John Richert, assistant cashier Of the
First National bank, and Miss Ella Grothe.
an estimable young lady of Lehigh. Kan,
were united in marriage at the home Of
the brides parents on the last day oi
June. Unexpected and unannounced Mr..
Riohert and his bride dropped in on Tues
day and next day quietly stole away
again before the many friends of the
happy groom could give expression tc
their congratulations. But the welcome
will likely be more fervid tomorrow even
ing, when the Enterprise reporter has
heard that the newlyweds will be back
from Colorado Springs and getting settled
in their cozy home on South Eleventh
street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26
ACT QUICKLY
Delay Has Been Dangerous In
Wheeling.

DO the right thing AZ the rirht limo
Act quickly in time OF danger.
Backache Is kidney danger
Doan's Kidney Pills act quickly
Plenty or evidence 10 prove this
J. H. Sutton. OBS Forty seventh 81
Bellaire. Ohio. SAYS: For ten wears
l was afflicted with kidney disease
and believe that constant sitting vos
the cause OF my trouble. I suffered
severely from sharp. shooting pains in
the small OF my back. aud II MADE
a sudden movement. the trouble ,yas
aggravated The kidney secre,ions
were highly colored and too frequent
In passage. causing me 20 arise many
times during the night ! used nun.
Der OF remedies and tried lnimants
and plasters. but nothing helued mo
until / began using Deans kidney
Pills. The contents OF the fr-t box
helped me so greatly that I continued
taking the remedy until / Was com.
pletely cured"
The above statement was given ON
September S, 1906. and on July ) 1905
Mr.. sutton said Il value Dosn's
Kidney pills more highly today than
when publicly recommended them
In 1906"
For sale by all dealers. Price 20
cents. Foster-Mllburn Co. Buffalo
New York. sole agents for the United
States
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26

Eliza Adams returned 90 hts home IN
-onf"rsFlllv. w. Va. Yesterday. after
daughter. Mrs. r 81. Ross. al her home
Samuel Ru-seu. o. West Alexander.
Pa. i@ moving his family To his new
Res ieucr Son Springdale
e.. d. Iutttrr+lI o. representa- OF
fhe EeNll Remedy Companies OF
Charleston, was guest az The Dudley
lhArinncF. at Elm Grove yesterday. lie
paid a. visit fp tho different business
tol IS while iu town.
Mrs Mi4t sample. ~ West Alexander.
] a.. Us Spending a ffw dn~s the guest
OF her uncle Daniel Maxwell at his
home near Rouey'- Point.
walter Thompson U.s. able N DO about
again. after being confined 90 his horne
~ West AleNander. for tho past few
DAYS 81
8 number OF tho out-the-pike resi-
dents viii attend the fair. az Smith
cral horses from the out-the-piks dis
rlgf arc entered in the races
Town Marshal. ~ Elm Grove. James
y rtzr'. VII De az ne Mayors onice
lect tax bills Au persons wishing 20
take advantage ot the discount will Do
given an "rrurturity 90 do 80 thfs week
Harry Arhe. ~ Washington. Pa is
spending H f"w DAYS the guest OF reia-
tiNee. no Trilfsiphia.
Miss Daisy TImmous has returned
o. I.r home ~ cleveland. ohio. after
spending frw DAYS the guest ~ her
Richard Gibbs. % MourdsvuIe. was
business caller in the out-tho-pike
George b. Sun i~ having o fine new
p. com f'"' road tuilt no bis resi-
derre geo Pheasant valley
AIh.r' earle. o. Underwood. left
Yesterday. fnr Washington. Pa and
VIII take up h.e studies at the Wash
.ngton and Jenersou college
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OFFERS


FUAELf@T0N 49, Va Sept ---
Or mon of this rIfy arc aga'n tu a lu.
hI.ant mood over the discovery ~ oil
five miles e0rtrucsf OF Chariaafor.
arl about fuerfr miles aor'huc,t 90
'ra Blue Crook oH feiIa Tho uou
fr.f has caused fha excitement wss
drilled 0r fne property .f H0u % D.
HuHrg and 1frers. and raa reached
at .esF fh.r seven hundred feat .n fHn
Cow H1n -arI Tho drilling company
Iaa lu-f made arrangement. fo- fin
drilling 0f thirty ueIia on tre tract
~ fo~r'..rr over ar.l.n f.lfrrI
acres offr- rr1perfr owners ir ffrf
section arc alec rorf.ur. HfIrs DRILL.
irr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26

J. j. Fitzsimmous OF NcNfechcn
who b. employed 200 The local 70 a. %
rouudhouse. sustained very bad
cash on the head yesterday bur his
condition is not considered serious
Harry NcihergaiI and Charles Lang
stran have returned from a hunting
trip down Boo tho southern part OF this
county.
Might Lieutenant Straghu is on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26
% His cuffs Need 4 shav.,

Ever notice sometimes "a mans
Guns have WHISPERS Ills collar. too2
Know what does that The shirt and
collar have been washed with yellow
soap. full OF rosiu and strong caustlcs.
and between them they can eat and
rot the finest linen ever made Try
cake az Easy Task Laundry Soap
II is friend 20 fabrics and am enemy
20 dirt it doesn't cost a whit more
than The bad kinds OF soaps but i-
pays Tor itself ton times over I'm the
saving o. clothes and trouble and
health.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26

The local high school members.
after considering tLe mailer for the
past few weeks decided 20 have no
football team on the gridiron this
coming season. The baseball team
viii play few games Vet This season
and the management is trying TO ar
range game with the Moundsyil.o
high.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26
Only One eame.

There is only one case ~ dipl-
iberia in this city and The city health
officer stated that it was OF mild
nature. and that there was no room
for fears OF the dreaded disease
Spreading Huch excitement prevailed
here ON Tuesday regarding tho diph-
iberia and many OF tho parents
threatened 20 take their children from
the schools A strict quarantine is
being established ON the lone case In
this city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26
For Satisfactory
Concrete Work, Call
THE c. 3. KIMBERLY co.
Office Schmulbach Building.
Both Phones.
Wen Known LADY paas.

Word was received by friends OF Mrs
Alexander VI Caldwell TO tho erect tina,
she had died in Pittsburgh. Pa. where
She had been making her home for tie
past several years. Mrs caldwell was
30 years OF age. and until Few yeare
ago she resided at Valley Grove. She
- survived by five sons and three
daughters The remains will be brought
TO West Alexander this morning and IN
tcrment VIII be made In the West Aler-
DER cemetery this afternoon. Services
VIII DE conducted at tae West Alava nder
l~csh yteriau church. by Rev. 81 81
Evans. pastor. assisted by Rev. Chus.
" Donald. Of Wheeling
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BEN WOOD


Inc program for the teachers paw
institute 10 be held tomorrow al The
new Sherrard high school luildlng
has been completed and will be dis
tributed today County Superintend
ent Harry Mcdowell assisted bv a
large corps of state instructors will
have charge OF the affair. tn local
teachers have made arrangements for
large picnic wagon 20 convey them
10 the building. They will also take
along their lunches and a basket pic
nc VIII be "a feature OF the meeting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26

duty The past few days with an III
ness
Police court was another blank last
evening
Large crowds attended che Great
Empire Carnival Company shows ~
the Holderman field last evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26
Now Owners OF Plant.

A deal was closed a Few DAYS ago bv
tn' Rice Realty Company. OF Elm Grove.
hereby the te cream plant oWned and
% Grated until recently by Charles W
Sivert. was sold TO y. .. Gibson lie
Viii remodel the plant throughout. but
VIII not open 70 until spring. Afr. Glib
son is tire well known ticket agent a. ne
B & -. ticket cffiCe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26
Drum Corps to Be oros,i,.d

About dozen young men OF This
CITY have purchased drums and viii
meet this evening az the city building
Tor the purpose of organizing % drum
corps FOR ;he coming campaign The
bows viii effect permanent oreani-
cation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26
Collide with Pols.

large touring car containing two
women and two men. coll!ded with a tel
"phune pole AT an early hour yesterday
mvrning near Monument Place a. Elm
Grove. The pole was cut IN twain. and
The gas line under the pole was broken
nom the impact OF the heavy machine
ne 'front.' or the machine WAS badly
broken. but the occupants escaped M
hurt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26
OUT,TKE-PIKE
injured az Founarv.

" Mt DE ChRntal. empioveJ a. tSs
+" heclinE Motd y Foundry. wna Painful
injured a. an early hour yesterday
turning wliie az work az the plant In
root pruising the member very badly.
lie was removed 10 the North Wheeliug
hospital
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26

Arrangements We're practically
completed last evening between the
management OF the local baseball
team and the Hodshons OF Wheeling
for n game 20 be played on mex, sun
day afternoon az the Forty-seventh
street grounds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26
Runaway at FULTON.

s horse hitcLed 20 a buggy ran away
last evening az Fulton. colliied with a
tree anl demolished the buggy. az a
point near Gleuwood station There was
no ono iu tre rig when tie horse started.
The animal was captured al Leather
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26
At the Majestic.

As usual. a line OF the finest and
newest films manufactured will be
shown In this Majestic Theater To-
might. The only theater here showing
IAN makes of pictures.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26
Setting ou-bs az Noun.

force Or men are busy setting the
curb stones on the Mt. De ChautAI road
ground and will be LAID starfln. tpc
later part of The week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26
Lscturs at Elm row.

Herman Reihnhardt. a well known
stoEie maker. OF Wheeling. will deliver
a lecture on Socialism this evening at
TIE baltimore & ohio railroad station a.
Elm Grove. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26

Hear Or. n. D. Hatfield Republican
nominee 70 Governor at tho Carroll
club this evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-09-26
NET EARNINGS OF B. & 0.
SHOW MARKED INCREASE
Also Decided Increase
Over the Same Period me Lastly ear-Fgures Given
However. Dc Not Include Operations

The Baltimore Companys earnings and
the
nl for the months OF the fiscal year
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ing does include Outside Operations" which ostima
70 for August. 1911.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-02-07
SIRES AND SONS.

Frederick L. Keppel, dean OF the
School of Arts of Columbia university.
has received the decoration Of the Le-
gion of Honor from the republic Of
France.
Lieutenant John Nj. Timmons, newly
appointed chief naval aid to President
Taft, is an athlete and something of a
man bird. At Annapolis he was cap
tain of the varsity crew in 1900.
Charles Lord of Ossulston, son OF
George Montagu Bennet, seventh earl
of Tankerviile, real English peer and
heir to vast ancestral estates in Eng
land, is attending Il private prepars
tory school in Boston incognito.
William Lowther, father of the
speaker OF the house of commons, ceie-
brated his ninetieth birthday recently
Mr.. Lowther was for many years in
diplomatic service and sat in parlia.
ment for more than twenty years as 6
representative Of Westmorland.
The new president Of Switzerland
has had a thorough training for the
pace. lie Is NJ. OTTeT, leNcIdl COuAI'
Cilor, and has served in every depart.
nent of the Swiss government, except
the treasury, and for the last five years
has been at the head of the postal and
railway departments.
George Bakhmetieff, the new Rus
sian ambassador. is no stranger al
Washington, having been secretary oi
the legation during the administration
of President Arthur. He speaks Eng
lish fuently, is man of broad ideas
and has wealth Of native wit ant
saving humor and an American wife.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-02-07
DANES AND DAUGHTERS.

Mrs. Harriet Stanton Blatch Ia In
charge of the plans for the big parade
which the suffragists OF New York
state are aiming TO give in New York
city early next spring
Miss Ethlyn Sven is the only girl in
the engineering department Of High
land Park college, Dcs Moines, la. She
is eighteen years old and is enthusias-
tic about engineering as q profession
for women.
Miss Helen NJ. Gould, daughter OF
Jay Gould, runs one Of the finest poul
try farms In New York state at her
Tarrytown estate. She keeps about
1000 chickens, and the eggs command
a premium.
Mrs. George A. Hibbard, widow OF a
former mayor of Boston, who became
an actress to support her children, left
the stage after thirty three weeks Of
professional experience, saying that
the work is too depressing and that
Bhe needs long rest.
Miss Adelaide Utter OF Kansas City.
who has the distinction OF being the
flrst woman to hold n federal court
clerkship, was retired from the govern.
ment service Jan. / because the office
she holds has been abolished. Miss
Utter was clerk in Kansas City for the
Eighth circuit for nearly a score of
vpnrs
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1912-02-07
NIGHT AIR,

Rid yourself of the old supersti-
tion that night air is harmful 1t
may be colder than day air, and oc-
casionally it may be damper, but it
is nothing to be frightened about.
Use a little common sense and dress
more warmly when you are obliged
to be out of doors at night, but don't
try to shut the night air out of your
home by closing all OF your windows.
You have to breathe at night just
as much as in the day time and night
air is the only kind OF air to be had
at night. AS a matter OF fact, it is
purer than day air There is less
dust, less smoke and fewer germs in
1t. The traffic and business, which
in day time stir up impurities from
the ground and fill the atmosphere
with them, cease at night and the
air becomes clearer.
The important thing that our
lungs take from the air is oxygen,
and there is as much oxygen in the
air at night as during the day. Air
is air, no matter what the hour may
be, but at night it is clearer than at
any other time, SO stop fearing
night air and take deep breaths OF it
whenever you can.-Karl de Sch
weinitz, Executive Secretary, Penn
sylyania Society for the Prevention
OF tuberculosis.