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The Raymer enterprise., 1912-09-26
LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST
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Frost.
Register.
Corn is ripe.
Buy your coal.
Register October Is.
Equal days and equal nights.
Cold weather for September.
A heavy fHfast tuesday night. ifS8
Sunday school election next Sunday.
MI. Allen received car of coal on
Thursday. 81
Be sure your name is written on the
registration books.
Chas. Scott returned last Thursday
from a trip'to Sterling.
James Tighe returned to Sterling to-
day where he is employed.
If you have not registered. be sure
you do so the 10th of October.
Be on hand te register October 18th,
If you have not already done so.
Mrs Zilk and Lois White were
guests Of Mrs. Henry Friday night.
The Post-office will be moved to the
Lumber Office the first of the week.
Mrs. c. l. Dunbar and Mrs. Beau
!, champ we're in Buckingham Monday.
The Enterprise man drove to Buck
ingham Monday late in the afternoon.
Misses Bertha and Carrie Nickerson
arrived home from their trip Thursday.
Rev. Joveless Of Snyder called at
the Nickerson home the first of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cutler were Sterling
passengers the latter part of the week
returning Saturday.
Mr.. Nickerson lett yesterday morn
ing for Snyder, where he expects to
drill well at that place.
MI. and Mrs. Niekerson drove up to
Keota last Thursday to make yearly
proof on their desert claim.
A car Of lumber was received last
Saturday at this place and Mr.. Wag-
ner has been unloading 1t for Mr.. Allen
Mrs. McCone and daughter returned
from Julesburg, Colo, accompanied by
. a brother, who will visit short time.
Mr. A. ]. Petrie and daughter came
up from Morgan Thursday to stay on
their dsim while and put in some
winter wheat.
Mra Jesse Gardners parents and her
sister who had been visiting her for a
couple Of weeks, left last Thursday for
their home At haywood, Nebraska.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-09-26
You will have another chance to reg.
lister October Is.

Mrs. Gross of Omaha, Nebr., arrived
in Raymer last Saturday and is visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Miller south
of town.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-09-26
Time Table

All the news In The Enterprise.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-09-26

Miss Elsie Powell of Illinois who has
been spending the past three weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Hobbs at the
Fairview Ranch spent few days the
first of the week with Mrs. Jno. Mark
c', her niece of Messex, and from
there went to Denver for short visit
with friend and see the sights; from
there she will return by way of Okla
homa where she will stop to see a
brother. Miss Powell not only enjoy
ed visiting with relatives. but ex-
pressed much pleasure in meeting the
people Of the neighborhood whom she
met socially, and is very enthusiastic
over the prospects Of this country, al
tho she most froze when the snow came
so unexpectedly.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-09-26

Chas. Scott is getting over those
cracked.ribs nicely, but he still thinks
that if the Democratic donkey can put
in such licks as the one he came in
contact with, it's good day to Taft and
Teddy when election comes.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-09-26

The next date to register is October
18th, and if you have not already done
so, you should attend to this important
duty on that date.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-09-26

Dr. Morris, who had been in these
parts since the Sunday before, started
for his home at Oshkosh, Neb., Thurs
day. His sister, Mrs. Henry and Mrs.
E. Murphy went down as far as Ster-
ing with him and returned the next day.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-09-26
LEGISLATiYit

National Congress for LIST district,
Attorson w. Rucker. Denver.
{. State Senator, d. u. Carpenter,
Of; Greeley. .t,G..
State Representatives. U. L. Mad.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-09-26

JUDICIAL
District Judges, Harry p. Gamble,
n Boulder; and Neil p. Graham, Of
IT. Collins.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-09-26

Mrs. Noble. who has been visiting
with her daughter Mrs. Arleigh- ST.
Clair the past month. returned to her
nome in Berthord last Thursday. Mrs.
st Clair accompanied>he- home to stay
until her husband is ready to come
home.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-09-26

Some of the school tax for this school
district must have been paid in as the
treasurer Of the county has recently
called in nearly $1,000 in registered
warrants of the district. Interest has
ceased on these warrants, and. if you
happen to hold one of them, you may
just as well get your money. We have
the paper giving number of warrants
called, so if you are interested, call and
consult the list.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-09-26

The samples of winter weather which
we are getting this month, makes a
man think of his old heavy coat and
warm underwear. Lucky the fellow
who finds them in good condition.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-09-26

Mrs Jesse Garlner's parents and her
sister who had been visiting her for a
couple Of weeks, left last Thursday for
their home At haywood, Nebraska.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-09-26

Good Job work is tn. kind we ao..
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-09-26

Mr.. Will Keho of Auburn, Neb., ac-
companied by two or three parties of
that state, were in Raymer last week,
having located one of the men on a
claim north of here.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-09-26

There has been an unusual demand
for flour the past week. C. w. Hurt
gen received consignment Friday
morning, and by Saturday morning>it
was gone, and as further shipment was
not received until Tuesday, visions of
bread famine sent some to neighbor-
ing towns for the whercwithal to make
the staff of life.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-09-26

Our ready prints failed to arrive We'd
nesday and SO the editor just took ad-
vantage of connitions and took the noon
train for Greeley with the ballot bexes
and returns. He will be back on Fri
day. That will explain why the paper
is late again this week.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-09-26

Harold Scott left Wednesday noon
for Sterling, where he will spend few
days with his mother before leaving
for Ft Collins where he will take a
course in the Agricultural School.
The Raymer enterprise., 1912-09-26

Mr.. and Mrs. j.. ". Hobbs accom-
panied by Miss Powell drove to Messex
Sunday and made the acquaintance of
that new grandson.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-24
MONTENEGRINS AND
TURKS NEAR CLASH;
PREPARED FOR WAR

VIENNA, Aug. 24.-War between
Montenegro and Turkey is inevitable
unless the other powers intervene, ac-
cording to a dispatch from, Cettinje, re-
ceived here today. This message said
King Nicholas, yielding to popular
clamor, has signed a decree modifying
the Montenegrin army. Fighting be-
tween Montenegrin soldiers and Turk
ish gendarmes along the frontier has
been continuous for several weeks 1t
is expected formal declaration of hos
tiities will be made now.
The message. also says Austria has
sent troops to occupy the commune Of
Novibazar. There previously was an
Austrian garrison in the town Of No
vibazar, the capital Of the commune, a
town Of T. 900.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-24

sion fund. AS originally passed in the
house the measure carried about $50.
600, 900
children's bureau in the depart
ment OF commerce and labor to study
the problems of child life was created
The sum of 100000 was appropri-
ated to equip army transports with
Hfeboats.
Poisonous white phosphorus matches
were taxed out of existence.
An industrial commission to make a
three years study of the causes of in
dustrial unrest and the relations be-
tween labor and capital was author
lied
The treaty with Russia was abro-
gated because Of that countrys refusal
ton honor the passports OF American
citizens of Jewish faith
The senate adopted a re olution de-
claring this nation would resent the
occupation by any foreign corporation
Of strategic. military or naval base on
our coasts.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-24
BANDIT SHOT BY HIS
OWN GUN CONFESSES
ST, 400 TRAIN ROBBERY

Topeka KANS. Aug. 24.-The
young man who robbed the mail car on
the Union Pacific train out of Kansas
City early Friday and was shot with
his own pistol after he hid in a Pull
man berth on the train, today gave his
name as Wells Lounsberry, Of Medford,
Greg. and confessed he had held up
several trains. He said he had never
been caught before His best haul, he
said was $1,4OO taken from a mail car
on the Southern Pacific train near Red
Bluff, Cal.
At the hospital it was said today that
the man would recover.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-24
ROBERT GOBLET
DYING FROM CANCER:
SON CALLED TO PARIS

PARIS. Aug. 24.-Mrs. Robert Goelet
the wealthy American who is supposed
to be dying from malignant cancer, ar
rived mere today from Havre under the
care Of physicians and nurses, She was
met by her son, Robert Goelet, Jr., who
had just arrived from New York. call
ed by the serious condition of his
mother. A report from Havre stated
that the private million dollar yacht
Namaha, upon which Mrs. Goelet has
been cruising, was put into dry dock
in the basin there. apparently for d
long period.
Mrs. Goelet has already undergone
three operations for cancer. the disease
which caused the death of her bus
band.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-24
AGENT STREET CAR
FARE IN MILWAUKEE

MADISON, WIS, Aug. 24.-What is
in effect four cent street car fare in
Milwaukee and suburbs on lines of the
Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light
Company and the Milwaukee Light,
Heat and Traction Company, was or
dered by the state railroad commission
today. In six decisions the commission
ordered improvement in the service.
BY the order the street car companies
must give 10 tickets for so cents
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-24
The Trials of a Traveller.

Il am a travelling salesman" writes
E. Z. Youngs, E. Berkshire, VT, land
was often troubled with constipation
and indigestion till | began to use Dr.
Kings New Life Pills, which l have
found an excellent remedy" For all
stomach. liver or kidney troubles they
are unequaled. Only rs cents at all
druggists. $50
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-24
PROBE INTO WORKING
CONDITIONS AT STEEL
PLANTS COMPLETED

CHICAGO, Aug 24.-The invesiga-
ton of working conditions at steel
plants undertaken by the department of
commerce and labor on a resolution by
Senator. Borah has been completed The
last work of the agents of the depart
ment was done at the plants of the Hi
Ind.
The investigation has been going on
for two years. The agents of the de-
partment returned TO Washington to-
day and will begin work at once on
their report.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-24
IfNou are PayingMo than $1,000
for a Car, You are Entitled to Six

THIS REDUCED TO FEW WORDS is the keynote to the 1913
States about September fifteenth
TO TEAL YOU MORE competitors,
and that desire
hem wena for you
THIS MUCH WE WILL SAY exclusively
starting any and at any price the
logical the utimate-the inevitable
IN THE BUSINESS since its brtf-wahed every
change-ed the of them And can't
two religions and worship sincerely both hnes faith
in the future to exclusively Sexes,
WHILE WON'T PROMISE to give you Six at exactly the
complete
hem n Six XIV every daSs will give you one at
can afford car of more than IS horsepower at all
NO. NohYoU ARE WRONG AGAIN DON'T jump to conclusions
That isn't the the horsepower Guess But won't
competitors-who always
o US to show the and then try to get on the band
guess what this Flanders organization has its sleeve this time
be Flanders Skies. of these will be passenger
of such and quality and such you'd be foolish
TO buy a four
HARD ENOUGH TO SELL FoURS Now-for everybody sees
the writing the wall will be lot harder to sell second
md buy
EVERY MAKER KNOWS obsolete
But the others afford admit that they
their floors of Fou their
make Skies They all year
so THIS AID is JUST TO WARN YOU After reading you
have only yourself to blame buy obsolete Four
price for it that entities you a better a Six
FOR WE PROMISE YOU the immediate
youa Six of the quality you expect
backed by name andg guarantee of Flanders
YOU KNOW THE MEN back of this
Flanders Kelly Paul Smith, Peleierhe
four revouoned an industry and
quality that others following haven't caught
who made EMF 80 the of its
THESE MEN, HAPPILY UNITED and supplemented by
specialists of equal skill and Fred iawes
chief of the Cadillac Company Bruce Off,
trade be the body desgnerhe
that doed car; Richard Miles, the foremost metalurgis
A. BURWELL, Jr., Distri
FLANDERS MOTOR G
565 East Mil
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-24

Il was cured OF dIarrhoea by one
dose of ChamDerlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy" writes NJ. e.
Gebhardt, Oriole, Pa. There is moth
ing better For sale by all dealers 50"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-24

THESE THE HOST OF ExPERTs-topnotchers
stue the Flanders organization contributed make the
Forthcoming Flanders Skies incompatible all those dear
the hearts of fastdiou motorists and satisfying the and the
standards of experts
SUBMIT that these men do not know how to make
market automobiles take their aterward
then of does know If history doesn't repeat itself
this then skill for naugh experience of time,
there strength unity and business
BUT BUSINESS IS AN EXACT SCIENCE experience is
accurate guide-s assehe united skill and experience of
the Fldrs pii and be Flanders d St f the og Ss will
work revolution the automobile industry did the
of 3o and of the beautiful Flanders
Electric recently.
THESE MEN HEADED BY FLANDERS have led so long they have
forgotten how follow if indeed they knew Their
is series of Failure has turned under their
touch Their reputation worldwide and their friends
they automobiles
every cal they have madeh friend.
WE ARE NATURALLY EAGER to tell you all nowbu we refrain
for the We refrain here be models
of Flanders Skies One luxurious sevenpassenger of high
power, body equipment
degree faddishne utility
sell that will impossible for
for paying higher price for earth
READ THAT LAST PARAGRAPH AGAIN It's trife involved
and there's it than appears the surface.
THE OTHER FLANDERS SIX will be passenger car an exact
duplicate in detail of design and finish and equipment
THAT'S ALL THE PRESENT surnse all you will Piece the
fragments Let your imagination have u sway You know
Flanders and the Flanders forecast what they
will still be far short of the splendid reality. That, full
be about September fifteenth
WATCH FOR THERE And if you desire lead instead of follow
you want of the future and of the pas-wait for
DEALERs-r4Is FOR YOU
The Flanders Motor Company will make six thousand Skies for 1918 That
co"psny Pss. producer
the
sssss e.: ss!;. s:: 5
thousands file already Being able pick
howIp
and product locally. think
o. a uston1er
think in
district manager-his word law there He
his whole
Better him before he closes
address below.
Manager, Charlotte, N. c.
)MPANY, Detroit, Mich.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-17
The House.

Net at noon.
Resumed consideration of the District
of Columbia appropriation.
Rules committee heard reports and
others regarding money and shipping
trusts"
Arbuckle Bros. claimed slse,5Oo loss In
1910 from shipping syndicate combination
Foreign affairs committee heard Buf-
falo. Detroit and other interests advocat-
ing additional water power privileges at
Niagara Falls.
Representative Sherley Cky.l before
interstate commerce committee urged his
bill against patent medicines claiming
fraudulent curative properties.
Sugar Investigating committee lHtted
public hearings, barring testimony on
tariff and beet sugar conditions. Inde'
psndents protest in vain. Judiciary COM
mittee favorably acted on plan to change
presidential Inauguration TO last Thurs
day in April.
Representative Berger Cwis,. socialistl
proposed q constitutional amendment for
woman suffrage.
Representative Sherley (Ky.) asked an
appropriation OF slS,5o-equiyalent 10
years salary-for the widow OF TIE late
Justice Harlan Of the supreme court
Erban A. Walters Of Denver. before
civil service reform committee charged
that n7oOoooo had been Illegally ex-
pended for postal service in nonrstandari
railway cars.
Conference on popular election Of sena-
tors bill. Two amendments suggested
for submission to states.
Revised bill for Alaskan legislature and
council introduced by Delegate Wicker
sham.
steel trust investigation committee
TO resume next Monday with President
Farrell OF steel corporation on stand.
Naval affairs committee fayorably re-
ported resolution calling on secretary
OF the navy for report OF all expenditures
this year for arTnor, armor plate, am
nlunition, etc.
Adjourned at sos p. m. until noon
Wednesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-17
POINCARE OUTLPINES POLICY
New French Ministry Submits Plans
10 Parliament.
IS GIVEN VOTE OF CONFIDENCE
VIII RHtify Franeo-Germsn Agree
ment and Negotiate New
Understanding with
spain.

PARIS, Jan. 1.-THE Chamber Of Depu-
ties this afternoon passed a vote Of con-
fidence In the government by 40 to 6.
A ministerial declaration setting forth
the policy Of tie new French cabinet was
read in the Chamber Of Deputies today
by Premier Polncare and in the senate
by Minister Of Justice BRAND
The declaration insists that France in
tends TO remain faithful to its alliances
and friendships. and that 10 be strong
and respected II must have a government
that really governs
The first duty OF the government. ac-
eording to the declaration, will be that Of
ranfying the Franco-German record oil
the subject OF Morocco and negotiating
a loyal accord with spain. This will per.
nit France speedily to organize its pro-
tectorate over Morocco.
The development OF the workmen's pen
sions scheme is favored In the declars-
ton Il promises to defend the public
schools against all aggression and says
tnat the Strengthening of the army and
the navy will receive special attention.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-17
WOMEN OF SWEDEN WILL
BE GIVEN THE BALLOT

STOCKHOLM. jan. 1s.-women are
henceforth to take fun and equal share
with men in the political life Of Sweden.
The speech from the throne at the open
ing Of the Riksdsg today contained the
announcement that bill was to be In
troduced enfranchising women and
making them eligible at the elections TO
the Riksdag on the same conditions as
men.
Every swede over "A years Of age, and
not under any legal disability mas the
right to vote for members Of the second
CiIaHtDET.
On behalf OF the government il was
stated that King Gnstave. who opened the
sessions OF the Riksdsg in person, re-
CARDS It as right and in the best interest.
Of the state that women should be placed
on this equality with men.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-17
DR.. MCFARLAND REFUSES
TO TALK OF GIRLS DEATH

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. Jan s-Rsy. W.
l.. Mcfarland declined today TO make any
statement concerning charges against him
in Pittsburgh in connection with the
death of Elsie Dodds Coe, his former
stenogI apher. Dr. Mcfarland is at Cedar
Creek, Greene county. near Greenevilie.
Il i stated that Mis- C0s has visited
the MeFarnsld home in Greene county.
DR.. Mcfarland resigned his position in a
public sc.-Ool at Pittsburgh. sccor4sng to
q Knoxy.Ile minister. because moral con-
ditions in the school woald not justly
him continuing there.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-17
TOLD OF HELPER BY M'NAMARL
Finds Accomplice According to Pre-
vious Arrangement.
BLOWING UP OF PLANT ASKED
Local Assistant Lacked Experience
to Do the Job.
WITNESS GIVES MORE DETAILS
McManiga1 Describes Orally HIS
Movements from Time He Was
Induced to Go Into the Dyna-
mitings Business.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Jan. 1S.-"when
you arrive in Omaha to blow up the
power house you will be met by some
body who will show you where it is"
That statement, said by ortie McMani-
gal, the confessed dynamiter. to have
been made to him by John J. MCNAMARA,
the convicted secretary-treasurer of the
International Association OF Bridge and
structural Iron Workers, was inquired
into by the federal grand jury's investi-
cation Of the dynamite conspiracy today.
McManigal said that in response to the
instructions from Mcnamara he went to
Omaha in july. 1910. to blow up the
power plant Of an open shop contractor
and was met by a man whose name he
gave.
McManigal said the man told him he
had communicated with Mcnamara about
the job TO be blown up. that the man
himself. could not do it because he was
not experienced in explosives, and 50 Nc
Msnigal was chosen.
The evidence was In line with that
being gathered by tie government to as
certain who, II anyone besides those al
ready known were implicated IN the 100
or more explosions scattered over the
country In the last five years.
1t was about tho time Of the Omaha
''iob.' according to McManigal, that Nc
Namsra said to him:
Il am going 10 get six or eight good
fellows and station them about the coun-
try so that explosions VIII take place
in different cities all in one night and
they won't know who is doing it,
McManigal is to be kept continuously
before the grand jury for the next three
days, describing orally. and more In de-
tail than was given in his written con-
fession bis movements from the time
he was induced to go into the dynamit-
ing business at Detroit In June. 1907, down
10 his arrest last April.
The nineteen days session of the grand
jury 50 far has disposed of about 400
witnesses. Moro than 100 witnesses xtili
are to- testify.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-17
WHARTON GETS POSTOFFICE
Omaha Plum Drops Into Basket OF
Well Known Attorney.
NAME SENT TO PRESIDENT
senator Drown Determines ON
Choice md Acts at Once In
NanhIns Successor 10 hen
> Thomas.

tFrom staff CorrespOndentl
WASHINGTON, Jan. l6.-tSpecial Tele-
gram.)-john c. Wharton Is to be post
master OF omaha 10 succeed p. T.
Thomas. whose term expires In February.
This solution TO the problem was
reached by Senator Brown today. who
dent Taft with the recommendation that
he be appointed to the place A number
Of other men had been suggested as
asplrants for the position and several
had endorsements on file. These were
not considered by senator Brown, who
had sought to secure for the position
some man who stood high In local busl-
ness circles and whose name would carry
weight and dignity with II. For this
reason he offered the appointment to
Robert Cowell. and when the latter de-
cllned the senator turned to Mr.. Wharton
as the most available. Mr.. wharton's
name will be sent to the senate without
delay.
Postmaster Thomas will be permitted
to serve out his term. The president
reached this. conclusion after a full eS-
animation Of the charges against Mr.
Thomas. deciding that nothing would be
gained by his removal, but determining
not to reappoint him. The others who
are involved In the charges with Thomas
will be continued In their employment on
probation under the new postmaster.
senator Browns Statement.
With reference to his decision Senator
Brown said:
Il intend TO ask the president to ap-
point John C. Wharton to be postmaster
at Omaha. After diligent inquiry since
Robert COwell feels unable to accept the
office. l am convinced that this will be
the most satisfactory appointment to
the patrons Of the office. Mr., Wharton
was not a candidate for the place. but
he seemed TO me the second choice OF
the friends OF the other candidates. One
thing is conceded By all. that he would
make a good and efficient officer"
1t is understood that Senator Brown
reached this conclusion after a confer
ence with the president on the matter.
and after ascertalning from his colleague,
Senator Hitchcock. that he had no OBJ
lection 70 the appointment OF Mr. WhaT-
ton. Senator Brown was at the White
House this morning for the purpose OF
presenting John o. Tucker OF Valentine
and It is supposed that he took the case
up with the president during his call
New North Platte Dam.
The Secretary Of the Interior Is asking
for bids for the construction Of an earth
dam and auxiliary works on the North
Platte Irrigation project. six miles north
OF Minatsre. Neb. Proposals win be
opened at the office Of reclamation serv-
ice, Mitchell. Neb.. February y The
purpose Of this dam is to create one Of a
series Of reservoirs on the interstate
canal. The water inpounded BY this
dam viii be used TO irrigate about 7O.oo0
acres of the lower end Of the North
Platte project.