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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-02-09
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Nnf Der 8eiie mad sSueiauasslis sn
Der Nrbeiterfsniereus.

Chicago, 5. Gtbr. syrunt 81.
Rpan, Der grdfosnt Der .sSnternds
tisnal Qfocidtion Of Bridge ano
Strueturol syron Woriers", Der erIt
am p.rgangsnsn Counting aus Dem
3uHtbdufe in 2eaoeHnorib aeoen
9iirgfdaft enilaiTsr fpur6s, frof gee
tern bier Elm unb rsifts mad fur3sm
@ufeniboIt ud6 5noian0poIis Deis
ter, I'm Der bort augeHblidiih tooens
Den Qr6sittrtoniers#s bei3uiDobnsn.
er iooie. 6aB Die 5aft i'm 3u6tbaui.
ibm poEi aston babt. Dsil ibm bort
oeniigsno 3tit stsebsn norben i,i,
nus3uruben. 6riiber BABE .r is95sbn
Stnn6en psr Gag nr6eiten miiiTtn.
5m 3u9t6duIs lei feline Nrbsitsssit
nur odt Gtuneen esfpefse Die iibri.
ae 3sit bdbs tr nit 9eisa gutter Bis
der s::-,a eshiafsn 3ubrnsssn t5nnsn.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-02-09
Nadl Der 6ront.
Snrfii6er 0rOblueIir
plOtlib abgereiIt.
anidlsineHO slnsrifi ssplant.

Dan slaubt, Saf Die farfiidjen Srnp.
pen on Oen sidlataloida 9tni:S
elaeH &orftOk uaeeu iuerDeH.
Sas SUmbaroemerf anf IsrianU.
pei, oas ieit ndltHnSsierSia Stnu-
cen bon ben Snlgareu mnO ben
Serbeu f0rteeiest iuurota lit, bat
bis Jest nnr iebr lusniet Cpfer an
Nlendleuleben arfurSert - Gadl
einem Seridlt hes N5ilitfsmman.
oiereHSen iinO in Scr Stast adDt
gtaHn sefalleH nnS eli prrmanOet.
Weriidlt, Ouf Die SaIanren SUm-
barSement einseiteIlt ba6fn, lit
erfnnOen.
sfonifaniinopel, 5. 6tbr. Mldbmuo
Shefiet Pafda. Der tiirtiIHe groBs
ipeiir uno 8rieasminifsr, bteob Iich
bente bon bier ouf ben arieqsfhaus
plaB. Seine pI6BIi9e abrtiIe fcbeini
oarauf binsuoeutsn, oaB ole SirIen
einsn glngriff bon SidtataIoi6a aus
peapltcntIgen,
Sofia. 8uIgarisn, 5. ssebr. Oos
Bombdr0emenf nor gloridnopeI tpurz
De beute ouF allen Seiten Der sseItune
fort9siebt, Die BON oen Serben aufa
geiieIIten mG6tissn gsIoasrrnsssss
tdube puroen Dor allen gseen Die
Souptaebduos in Ser belagertenStaot
in .,Sdtiet,it eeIebt". 9lus benz bula
gdriIden Sauptquartier traf beute
bier Die Rodridt elm, ooB geItern
an ben giCbd.olOIau 2initn tsin,
SdmpFs fnttfluoen.
9onoon. 5. sebr. Ssute trdf bier
Die Ra9ri9t elm, oob ole 8ulsarsn
beid1loHen bdtten. ibre Sperationen
"a Stunoen lang sin3uiteIIsn, um
Der tiirtiI6sn @orniTon bon glorids
nobel Geleaenb.it 8u aefeu, su topiz
tulieren. DisIe Ro6ridbt III pff.us
bar foIfd, ipie iibsrhoupt bttrsfFs Der
9tlaasrung Ser Sefuno QOriauopel
fnit tdeIib oIIeriei geriidte uusees
fprenot ipsrosn, bic i,osr 8,sriinoung
sntbe6ren.
Cine aus 9eIerdo, Gsrbien, beut.
bier eingstroffsne 9.peI6e mtIoet,
oaB iid bei einem glAsriIf auf ole
duberen Sort bon @oridnopeI beIons
otrs stpei ferbig6e Msqimenter ausz
gt3tihnet babtn. Die Romen Der
R,aimenter tperbeu niht aenunut;
aud miro nidbt ertpdbnt, ouf ipsIdle
fSort Der Nngriff untsrnommsn tpurs
De.
8OnTtuntinOpel, s. Sebr. Dds bon
ben buIaoriftben uno ferbiIten Srups
pen eroffnete 8omoarbemsnt ouf
aoriunOpeI. 6as iebt AZ Stuuosn
ununttrbrodrn ssbdutrt bat, bat nur
tp.nige Spfer geforoert. SIN Der
Sta6t iin6 aht munn gefaneu
G6utri paIl5a, Der 9,feblsbaber Der
Sruppen in Qorianoptl, Bat Dem
arieesminiItsr in apniiontinopeI
heute Die foIgeno. Melouna augtben
laiItn: Der 5eino unterbGIt elm
8Onbdrbement ouf ole Gto0i. Gins
bun0srt uno oreibis getp0bnlihe @ss
fdoiTs uno Elf G6rapneIIs fin in Die
Staot gsfollen. 2ldt Wann lpuroen
eet0tet uno eli perlebt. Cine @n5abl
ben 9duiern itebt in 6lommen."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-02-09
Sfrtif wiro Eeiatltat.

8ofion. 5. gebr. oisfig. Qr6eiisrs
fiibrer Ioosn cine baloiss Btsnoisuna
oes Strsitg oer 5000 Gleibermd6sr
porous. Ssh5eEn girmen. Die sufams
men 1000 Berionen belhGftissn, baz
Ben bic 6OrosrungsH Der StEsitsr be-
fulaisi.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-02-09
Sine SdDlappe.
Seine GeSeireiheit in Der rniiis
idlen 9nma.
glerf~arsiae Gntlaeisnnasn.

Ct, Petersburg, 5. 6ebt Gi.itnis
zen Dlitelieoer Der raiiildsn Reihss
0uma. peIhs fir Frsiers R,be in sen
SiBunoen Der Gnna einirgfen, erIits
ten beute sine smpfinnIide Shlapp,.
als Der 3einsrot, Der ols oberiter
Geridtsb0f taese. Die gtuseHisrung
oes foSidiiitiIdben Qlhqsornnet,n 9Ebs
nesoff ipsesn gsIsiniaung perIigst.
GnBHsSoFf belt Dor einiaer 3eit in
elmer SiBuns Der Rsi6sbuma cine
9isoe. in Der II tin anoerss Wlitsliso
Der GGrpsrIhai. aafs gr0blihIts he=
Itioiete. Der Rsihsrat in fsinsr
GigtnInaft dls obe-Ftes Geidsgerift
berfiiate sbenfalls cine Qrdiiminars
nptsriuhuna. rft feit3ufsten, in ipels
dem @raoe oisieniosn 348 MitaIiso,r
Der 9umo fhuloie fino. peIdae cine
SRterpsIlation nnterseidhnsten, In hsr
gsfaat mar. eob gntIhsieang,u. Iaut
tpslhen bic Reoen BON DumomitoIits
bern fir beIeioiqsno srfIart ipsrosn,
feine pdrldmsntarifcbs StrafloIigitit
in 8uBldnb suIaiien.
Sur Islbsn 3sit beItGtiate Der Ct
nat Ben Mabrfprun 0ss uRteren 6es
rid)ts. laut peld6em Der 6erausg,s
Der elmer poInifben 3eitung in
Morfdou ftuIbig befunhsn ipurb,,
oie auTiih=8olsn 8ur SeinbiGait
asaen 0ie Nteisruna ouFqsrsist gu has
ben. einfo9 neil er linen iicnogros
pbiffsn 9erid1t bon einer Rens. ois
in Ser 9umd eebaitsn ipprosr ipor.
in feinsr 9eifunn ner1ffsntIidf hatts.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-02-09

pefing, 8. sebr. 9as 2(nIei6eabs
fommen SpiIhen Der Stdsmd6tes
eruppe BON 8anttn unb Der 4ineTis
lhsn Reeierung 1T obosI6IoiIen unh
Ioa, peun irsenbm6sIi6. beute i6on
untsrSeihnet perplu. 9as glbtomz
men gilt fir cine 4nIei5e, bic aIs
.bie htneiiIde fiinfeinbal6prp3entige
Reorganifatinns @oloonItibs Der
Asgisrung" be3si6net tpitb unb itn
ouf $125, 100000 bslGuft. IS ents
tdlt bic 3psde, fir bic bic qtnIsibe
bsrpsnoet tpsrben Ion, gu 5nren aud
hie GHtIaiIung Der Sruppeu nnb bic
Reorganization Der GoI8fisuer e,b6s
rem. Die QnIsibs 1T bur6 bic Golss
fteuer fid5sresitent, bod tpirb auBers
Rem beftimnlt, boB iebtr tiinftiae
Iebsrfhub Der Gee50IIe fir bic 2lnz
lsibe pertpenbst fpsrbsn ioa, 70 bag
eiu Sell Der SaIoitsuer fiji onbere
Rsgierungs3pede frei pirb.
Die Gsdsmdhiserupps oerifebt Ii6
gu einsfn @orfhub bon $4,000, 600,
feGcIb bic gbmaduno unter7eihntt
iit, gu rsiteren $10,000,000 Ipdter
i'm s5ebruar uno $15,O0O,000 i'm
Wdr5. foas bic JliiITigmodune Der
qnl.ibe burtb irgenb cine unporbere
aeiebene urfane per30qert fperben
folIte. Die QlnIeibe lduft fiinFsiq
eSabre, bod Bat bic dinefiihe Reaies
rune bas Re6t, fit mad 5edsmonafs
liher aiinbieuns Su tonrerlieren
Uoer gum poriipert ein3uI6Ien. Soz
lange aopital unb 3inIen reatImds
Big nbgesahIt peroen, uirb ufht an
Der 8erpnItung Der Golsfieuer o.s
riihrt. bod BEL Niht3obiuna Dirb bic
Steusr our6 bic SessouDerpaItuua
I'm Snterefe Der 9onbsinba6er opss
riert psreen.
Die R,gisrunr psrpfli6iet ii5, stns
nen feds W0naien tsins aabre
6Hrd bic SaI5it.uer i,fsrs
eeiiente 4Elsibe ouFsunehmsn
cine Der Se1smdhiearupbe bos
@orredt 8u loiien. Die grnennunoen
bes 9dHsn 8. 3. CieFsn gum Gaiss
Fteutr sSnipsttor uno beg Deutlhen
aomp 5rm SuperDtfor Der gsepiEs
0ugobteilung finb bsitatisi Doroen.
GsuptmaHH beItraft.
Berlin, 4. 6tbr. ggis aug Gtsitin
oemeiost mir0 1T Der 5yau1tu1onn
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-02-09
GauptmaHH beitraft.

Berlin, 4. 6tbr. gaIe aug Sieitin
esmsIost miro 1T Der 5GupimonH
5irist0rR non Dem BORT sarniFsrenoen
4S0mmsriden gionier Battalion 1r.
2 idTDer gemaBrsssli tporoen. 5aupts
mann 5iristOrH muroe lpsgsu tpiiisRts
Ist fclifer 4RihuIoieuns 81 8fpei
U1OndisH GefdHgnis uno entlaTang
aus BEN 6esrtsrtrbaBp psrnrtsiIt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-02-09

Berlin, 5. 5ebr. Raifer @iIleIm
Eat ben nGdften @srponbttn bes
bahingeidiebenen friiberen oentihen
9otfhofters in Mofbinaton. Or. Sb.
D 6oIIeben. teIsqrapbifh fein tieFss
gsbouern unb pGrmifes Beileio aus
asbriidt Die treuen 9isnite", Iogt
fds Seleqromm, bic Der @ersipigte
mtinsm 5oufe uno Dem @aterlonbe
tpdbrenb ieines orbeitsreiden 9ebens
in 8rieg unb 5risben geleiitst, II
dsrn ihm BEL mir Elm boptbores 9lnz
tentsn." 90nig @itbelm III. pon
Wiirttembtrg. an 0sTfsn Sof 6err b.
Splltben in ben neun3iesr Snbrsn ors
preuBifher @sIonbter pirtte, Reidsz
ten3ler Or. b. s8ethmann 6oIItpsa.
her SfontsfsfretGr oes @eub.rn s..
b. Sngotp, Der StoatsfetretGr bes
aolonioTnultes 9r, SoIf unb onb.re
hohitehsnbe Qerf6nIinteiten haben in
Ghnlider Meiie ibrem 9eiI.io glugs
frut eea.ben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1913-02-09
SnbildnmSjabr.
MiiiuSem mnO MteOailz
len iuerOeil gepragt.
3u episem GeOsufen.

0eS SefreIllngsfrIeges. - Me0nIile
1T sur &erleibuag an Seantie, Gf-
fiairre unO ioIdje 3ipiIperiOneu be-
ffimmt, Die in beiDnoeren Seiie-
bnngem snm Gaiicrbnnic itelcn,
Saiier &iIbelm Sriidt ben gluge.
bOriaen oes nsritUrbeuen friiEeren
Sentldlen Sotldjafters in @albing.
trH, Or. Sb. uon SoIlcbea, lein
fiefites SeiIeio ans. &efannter
Sagnmaler, 9SrOf. Gbriitinn 9r0-
ner, friert icineH 75iten @sburts-
tag.
Berlin, 5. Ftbr. 8ie glbiift, su
Ten beiben SubiIden oes Iaufenb.n
Sobres, Die Sunosrtiabrfeier bes
8efreiungstrieaes uno nus iiIbsrne
Regierunosiubildum Raifer gBiIz
helms. befpnbere Mliin3sn sur grin=
nerung fir fpdtere Gienerafionen
fthIoeen 8u laiIen pirb npnmehr
nsrspirfIi6t. Der gunnesrat, Der in
Der MneeIeasnbeit oas lebte @ort Su
iprethen bate. bat Die 8rG9ung RON
iehs NiilIionen Mart in 9entntiinz
gen fir bic sseier bon 1913 unb feAs
Wlilionen Mart in Dentalin3en fir
Dos SaiferiubiIGlm qsns9miat.
Die 9enfnlinssn fir oag R.aie=
runosjubildum tperoen oas Bib oes
8oiiers in Der Uniform bes @aroes
Observation-Disclosures aeigen. Das
WlObsn fir bos neue. eiesns fir bieie
Wliin3en oufqenommene Meboilon,
bnt Der MoosIleur profsFor Sturm
I'M Quftrog oes &aiiers eelisfert.
prof. Sturm bate benz WpEorhen
lHsbrsre 8ilbnisentfuiirFe poreeleat,
unter benen Der &diIsr feline 9luss
tpobl aetrpffen bat.
gluh bic Gnoffung elmer MebaiIle
fir bos Rsqieruno8iubilGum bat fez
itsrs Gefolt ongsnommen. Die
@riinbuna bieIer MeooilIe 1T sur
0erIeibung on 8eomts, Sffisisre unb
9ipilperFonsn. bic in beionberen 8tz
Iiebuneen gum &oiferbaus itsben, be-
ftimmt.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-12-05
A COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS TREE

Emulating example of New York City Boston, Denver
made that Rocky Ford celebrate
that for the months
kept in by having community Christmas
beautiful idea is this community Christmas many
children deprived the joy and happiness of the Christmas
family The child
belong we'll their parents They
of the community and obligation
community that of making better c
The Christmas spirit contributes greatly
ward this end and The Enterprise heartily the community
Christmas proposition and would suggest that Mayor Roberts
call citizens meeting the future when the idea be dis
and be perfected for carrying through the eebra
ton, if deemed advisable.
filling helped Christmas
every child city would be greater for the
community celebration could be keeping with
which, everyone that other
of the country during happy Christmas
tide
AS the the festivities the decorations The En-
pise commends the suggestions of Secretary Miller of the Oero
Agricultural association originated the following:
Rocky Ford has beautiful park which erect the
ideal such celebration be found the The
city plenty of wire and coored lights with which to light the
Light company the city has equal the
artistic electric light decorator Without doubt
the public schools would furnish who
would Christmas carols the musical of the Music
probably
nuous musical duration could be given that
would be highly entertaining
Superintendent informed The Enterprise
will contribute his time decorating the and the will
furnish the Juice to light gratis And other public
spirited citizens will donate the tree and bring
thing will be arranged for but the stufing and program
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-12-05
Will
Meet TOMORROW
To Transact Important Busi-
ness of Association
SANTA FE OFFICIALS
HERE NEXT TUESDAY
Farmers VIII Hear Plans to
Their Advantage

After an extended rest, due in
part to the restrictions of the city
board of health and added to by
the fact that the farmers have
been very busy harvesting their
beet crop the regular meetings of
the O.ero County Agricultural
association will be resumed and it
is expected that within very
short time the members will again
be discussing questions of moment
such as made the meetings of last
winter of such interest and i'm
portance to all who belonged.
A meeting of the Otero County
Agricultural association is called
for Saturday Dec. 6, at 2:3O p M,
where it is hoped that every men,
ber will be present, as there are a
number of important questions to
come before the meeting in which
everyone should be interested. 1t
is important that the meeting
should be called promptly on time
in order to get through with all
the business.
At this meeting the association
will have a lot of choice seed'which
was raised upon the experimental
farm and this will be sold to the
members who may wish to take
advantage of the tests made by the
association.
On Tuesday, Dec. 10. the Santa
Fe officials will be at the rooms of
the association aud will present
the subject of the shipment of
garden truck and fruit in small
lots and under different conditions
from those existing in the past,
and as this is a question in which
every farmer is interested every
one is invited to attend the meet
ing, which will be called at 80,
as the officials will go from here
to Swink where meeting will be
held later in the afternoon.
The ladies' are ESPECIALLY invited
to attend this meeting.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-12-05

Cross society has this of placing itself its
public These seals EACH Every
expended
better work be done with the money?
We appeal reader purchase supply of these seals
and "Place One On Every Package"
low To
Obey postoce order and place them only
matter going by mail.
Place them anywhere matter going by express
Use seals letter package
Don't seals around packages this seals pack
age and makes it take higher postage rate
Use seals the face of checks bills legal documents any
paper.
may side going
Austria Germany Great Britain aud the British colonies
except India and Australia.
Don't put seals mail matter going Guatemala Uruguay
Portugal. These countries won't stand for it.
Red Cross Seals postage. They mail
matter but any mail matter will carry them
Remember that every seal is bullet in the against
culosis.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-12-05
FAIR DIRECTORS nEET
Elect Officers and Confirm Dates For
Twenty-Thlrd Annual Fair

Pursuant to call the directors Of the
Arkansas Vaily Fair association. met at
the office of G. M. Hall. on Saturday.
H. A. Dawley was elected chairman
and G. NJ. Hall secretary of the meeting.
Election of officers followed resulting in
the section of the following:
President-Lewis Swink
Vice President-Charles Recker
Treasurer-H. A. Dawley
Executive Committee-C. W. Cover.
w. L, Sickenberger. Chas. Recker. H. A.
Dawley. w. }, Brown. Lewis Swink and
Jas. B. Ryan.
The election of secretary was defer
red till future meeting.
! Consider alton was given to represent
alton Of the association at the annual
meeting of the Santa Fe Racing circuit
to be held at Pueblo on Tuesday Dec. g.
and it was ordered. THAT President
Lewis Swink and Acting Secretary G. M:
Hall be delegated to accompany W. j..
Brown. president of the Racing Circuit.
and participate in arrangement Of dates
and purses to be offered for 1914
events"
The dates for the twenty-third annual
fair were fixed as Sept. /. 2. and 4.
1914. Watermelon Day. Thursday Sept.
5rd.
The Secretary was instructed to pro-
cure from superintendants and assistants
suggestions regarding revision Of the
premium list for 1914.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-12-05
GOOD ROADS MEETING
Colorado Association will hold Annual
Convention In Colorado Springs

The fourth annual convention of the
Colorado Good Roads Association will be
held at Colorado Springs. Jan. / S and le
1914. For this meeting the railroads
have been asked and will probably grant
a rate Of one fare for the round trip from
all state points.
The convention will be the most import
ant ever held in this state. This is be-
cause Colorado is now facing the problem
of devisinR some means of insuring the
continuation Of its system OF state aid for
road building. After Jan. /. 1915. the
fund available for state aid to the eoun-
ties is less than $4,000 per county
This is insufficient to carry on the work
as now outlined and under way. Unless
something is done during the coming year
to furnish the proper financial aid to con-
tinue road work in Colorado no measure
can be enacted for this purpose which
would become effective before 1918.
1t has been proposed that a bill provid-
ing for half mill levy for road building
purposes be initiated. Such measure is
favored in many of the counties Of the
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-12-05
CATLiN CANAL co.
Holds Annual Meeting and Elects
Board of Directors

The annual meeting Of the Catlin Con-
solidated Canal Co. was held in X. Of P.
hall on Monday afternoon, when the fol-
lowing board Of directors was elected: }.
E. GauRer. J. N. Beatty. John vroman. H.
c. Marshall and D. D. Wiley.
The officers reports made most salts
factory showing, as they well might. with
the ditch free from debt and having a
balance of $l.loo to 60 on. so an assess
ment Of SO cents per share was all that
was considered necessary for the coming
year.
Immediately after the stockholders
meeting the board Of directors met and
organized with the following officers:
President-J. E. Gauaer
Vice President-D. D. Wiley
Seeretary-Treasurer-J.N N. Beatty
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-12-05
BASEBALL LEAGUE
or Principal Arkansas Valley Towns
Is Proposed

Fred Krause. the efficient and success
full manager Of our baseball team last
season. with other Rocky Ford enthus-
lasts Of the great American game. will
be in La Junta today to attend meeting
of those interested in the project of organ
izing the Arkansas Valley Baseball league.
to be composed Of the four principal
towns in the valley-Lamar. Las Animas.
La Junta and Rocky Ford.
1t is proposed to have each town
represented by a frst-class amateur
baseball team during the baseball sea-
son of 1914. Each team will be permit
ted to hire two professional baseball play
ers. il they so desire. but that will be the
limit. Games will be played during the
season on Sundays and holidays. and as
the train service, both east and west,
could not be better. it is almost sure
thing that the games will be we'll patron
lied. which will insure the financial sue
cess Of the league.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-12-05
MRS. HULSE GETS FURS
And Captures Party who Burglar
lied Her Store

Suspeoting her nephew Frank Swink-
the only disreputobls one Of the name
known hereabouts-as the party who
had some weeks ago entered her store
during the night and helped himself to
the contents Of her cash box. hand
some set Of furs. etc. Mrs. Matte Swink-
Hulse had since played the part Of de-
tective SO successfully that she on Fri
day last located the loot in Denver and
had Frank arrested as ne came in from
a run on the Moffat road.
Frank it seems. was infatuated with
fair divorcee by the name of Florence D.
Felker. with whom he became aequaint-
ed last September by means Of a Per-
sonal' in the Denver Post. IN which he
represented himself as lonely bachelor.
and to gain her affections he had stolen
the fufs and a couple of silk dresses.
which he persuaded her to accept by
representing that he had bought them
for small sum from travelling sales
man who was broke.
The articles were all recovered in
Miss Felker's room by eonstables from
Justice Stapleton's court and when ar
raigned before the Judge Frank pleaded
guilty to the charge of theft and was
bound over to the West side court. As
he was unable to put up bond he will
remain in Jail until his case comes up in
the January term Of court.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-12-05
Another New rlelon

From Grand Junction G. G. G. Gericke
sends The Enterprise the following ae-
count of his new improved melon:
-Four years ago my wife started the
Gem in the garden and crossed it with
the Rocky Ford oantaloupe. | found they
were not any earlier than other pink
meats, but worked on them until this
year when crossed them with another
vegetable and now have very superior
melon. an orange color. retted like a
eantaloupe. sweet and juicy. and keeps
long. Had them for table Aug. IL. 1918
Prominent men of Grand Junction who
have eaten my melon say thew never
tasted anything that came near 1t in
favor"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-12-05
DE MED REHEARINd
Supreme Court Refuses Petition
0oddinG Case

On Monday morning the supreme court
handed down the following decision:
The People, ETC., VS.. John E. GoddinR.
Error to the district court Of Otero county.
Petition for rehearing denied.
About month ago the court held that
the district court was in error in its dec
ision that the statue Of limitation was
effective and John E. Godding could not
be tried upon new charges Of having re-
eeived deposits in the State Bank of
Rocky Ford after he knew the same to be
insolvent,
Goddings attorneys. Glenn & Goblin,
petitioned the court for rehearng and
the above action denying the petition. in
effect remands the case TO the district
court for retrial.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-12-05

state. and the southern counties of Colo
rado at recent convention in Pueblo
passed resolutions asking the Colorado
Good Roads association to take up this
question. This matter will be thoroughly
discussed at the Colorado Springs con-
vention. and on the decision of the gather
ing depends the future action to be
taken.
1t is not unlikely that the County Com
missioner's association of the state will
also meet at Colorado Springs at the time
Of the good roads convention. The COM
missioners are mush interested in the
proposed half-mill levy for state road
purposes, and they will take a prominent
part in the movement to secure such a
measure.
The membership of the Colorado Good
Roads association now numbers. includ-
ing active and ex-offieio members. over
1000. In addition all road organizations
in the state will be requested to send
representatives te Colorado Springs.
The arrangements for the convention
are in charge Of the good roads committee
of the Colorado Springs Chamber Of
Commerce. and special preparations are
being made for the entertainment OF del
egates.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-12-05
Gets Back In The Game

Enterprise readers. all of whom are
acquainted with and friends Of our former
townsman, Col. Loekhart. will read with
interest the following item from the Dem
yer Field and Farm:
Colonel A. Loekhart, who was FORM
erly the biggest feeder of cattle in the
Arkansas valley. has purchased thous-
and acres Of the E ranch in the Middle
Park with an interest in the Ennis ditch.
He has already begun plans for the de-
yelopment OF the new estate and will get
back in the cattle game"