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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-02-21
PeddIing Without License.

A man named D. Epstein. in the employ
of the L. B. Price Mercantile company of
Pueblo. was arrested Tuesday afternoon
by Chief Potter on warrant charging
him with violation Of the ordinance relat-
ing to peddllng without license. Epstein
claimed to the police that he was simply
taking orders and all the goods would be
delivered later, but the police claim to
have evidence Of his having made direct
sales.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-02-21
Friday Feb. 70

Friday Feb. 2S
MORNING
Song Service, E. c. Shelton
works with faithful teacher" Rev. r,
E. Bird, Manzanola
Question Conference on Sunday Schoo
Work for Big Boys and Girls. Cues
lions answered by John L. Alexander
international Sup't,. Secondary Division
A Review Of the Past Year by the Coun-
ty Association Officers
Address, THE Church's Big Chance,
John c. Carman. State Superintendent
AFTERNOON
Praise and Devotion, Mr.. Roy Miller
Teachers Conference Leader, Johr
L. Alexander
Election and Installation of Officers
Roll Call and Pledges for the New Year
Music
Home Department Conference. led by
Rev. j. c. Carman, State Sup't
Missionary Department Conference. led
by Mrs Freyhofer. Colorado Springs
Address. "The Supr eme Privilege of being
Teacher" Rev. Otis G. Dale, LaJunta
intermediate Boys Conference, Method
ist Church Address. Life" by John
L. Alexander
Praise and Devotion, Leader. J. W. Max
ey, Fowler
Announcements and Offerings
Report OF Committee on Resolutions
Music
Address. THE Spiritual Life of the
Teens" by John L. Alexander
Closing Moments of Conservation and
Prayer
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-02-21
AericuIturist at Holly

Phil Errioson left on Monday for Holly.
to assume his duties as chief agriculturist
OF that district for Holly-Swink Sugar Co.
to which position he on Friday last was
notified he had been appointed,
Phil is good capable man and will fill
the responsible position with credit to
himself and the company.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-02-21
Hearing is Postponed.

The preliminary hearing in the Blaneh-
ard-Caldwell case. that was to be held
at Fowler on Monday. was postponed by
agreement between both sides. This is
the case in which Mrs. Blanchard and
Caldwell are accused of poisoning Mr.
Blanchard. as reported in the Enterprise
last week.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-02-21
BARBECUE
Factory Boys Sustain and
Beat all Records
MINSTREL SHOW
WAS A HUMMER
Big Crowd Enjoyed Feed and En-
tertainment at Most Successful
Annual Open House

AS intimated by The Enterprise
last week, those who had the op-
portunity of attending the barbe-
cue and entertainment given by
the Foremen's Club of the Ameri-
can Beet Sugar Company's local
factory on last Friday evening had
one of the best feeds and jolliest
times they have ever enjoyed.
With each succeeding year the
factory boys have become more
expert in the art of entertainment
until they have now reached a
point where even they have reach
ed the limit, and they will find it
impossible to provide anything
that will excel the "big doings"
of last Friday night.
In the factory building the bar
becue was served to crowd of
almost 400 factory boys and their
families and guests. amongst
whom were Manager Noble and
his Rocky Ford assistants in field
and on the farm, Assistant Manag-
er Gerecke and bunch of factory
boys from Lamar, Superintendent
Ryan from the company's big farm
near Granada, Mayor Coffman and
the city editors.
After the barbecue w hich con-
sisted of an immense quantity of
the choicest cuts of steak, done
to a turn" on the huge salamanca
ers and served with all the fix
ings" any one could wish for-the
tables were speedily cleared away
and a first-class minstrel show was
put on under the tutelage of Her.
man Zitkowski as interlocutor.
The end men were Steve Kelso
and Billy Parks, who were sup
ported by such eminent black-face
talent as Henderson, Hawley, Ed
wards, Devine, Firman, Page,
Virgins, Blacker, Snyder, Porter,
etc, who sang plantation melo-
dies and cracked Jokes in manner
worthy of Al G. Fields best min
strels and that kept their audience
convulsed with laughter.
The entertainment was divided
into two parts, and in between the
crowd was kept in good humor
by such touching melodies as
"Humpty Dumpty, Kentucky
Babe" ETC., sung by the female
factory force headed byMrs. Barte-
lette aud Miss Holmes.
The second part of the program
was a scene presumably from Uncle
Toms Cabin, in which j. s. Hem
derson, the ''nigger nanny"
Jim Welch and other "piccanin-
MES" played star parts and kept
the enjoyment at high pitch.
At the conclusion of the enter
tainment another portion of the
factory building was thrown open
for those who wished to dance,
and there was goodly number
who 'tripped the light fantastic"
to the splendid music furnished by
the factory orchestra consisting of
Messrs. Dent and Gladney, Mrs.
Dent and Miss Vaughn, and as we
wended our way homeward close
to the midnight hour we could still
hear Church and Morse calling
Off for those who could not break
away from one of the most enjoy
able evenings they had ever spent.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-02-21
MAYOR Will
ENTERTAIN
Agricultural Experts With
Demonstration Train
HAS ARRANGED FOR
A FINE BANQUET
There Will be Speechifyine a-Plen-
ty With Mayor coffman as
the General Toastmaster

It had been the intention of the
Otero Agricultural association to
entertain the representatives of
the State Agricultural College and
the United States Department of
Agriculture who will be in Rocky
Ford with the special agricultural
demonstration train dnring the
night of next Friday, Feb. 90, but
the mayor has taken that duty
from the farmers for few hours
at least.
On the arrival Of the train,
which will be about 6p. M, the
officials in Charge of the several
cars will become the guests of
Mayor Coffman and will be taken
to the Rocky Ford cafe where a
banquet will be served and the
visitors otherwise entertained.
AS additional guests, the mayor
will have the officers of the Otero
Agricultural association, the MEM
bers of the city council, newspaper
men and few others. The visit
ors from out of town will be shown
what a hearty welcome 1t is possi-
BILE for the chief executive of
Rocky Ford to extend to strangers
within the gates of the city over
which he presides.
Following will be the toasts at
the banquet over which Mayor
Coffman will preside as toastmas-
ter.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-02-21
PLAY GREAT BALL
Rocky Ford Wins Four More Games
of Basket Ball.

The local basket ball sharks have
formed habit Of winning every game
which comes along. Two girls were all
that was ssquired IA ths game Friday
night, Our tall and.s1stsly esntar. Miss
Kate Goblin. tossed the ball to her sister
Lucille. and Mr.. Seoreman added two
more points for Rocky Ford. Or should
she toss the ball to Aileen Spencer or
Bernice Holder the adding Of the points
still went on, while the local guards alb
solutely refused to allow the visitors but
one solitary basket. So to change the
monotony, Referee Ripper would OCCASION
ally cali foul. at least giving the visit
ors chance to get few needed points
The lineup:
ROCKY FORD LAS AHImAs
Gooln. Center. Brown
sayers. Running Center. Gaines
Spenoer-Holder, Forward, Thompson
Harris. Guard. Aboshan- Pennington
Crosier, Guard, Dorsey
Score: Rocky Ford 6; Las Animas a..
The local male quintet made things
more exciting for the rooters by winning
in fast game to the tune of % to / o..
The speed and teamwork of the locals
clearly outclassed their rivals. playing
them off their feet every minute of the
game and allowing only two goals and
six fouls,
The lineup:
ROCKY FoRp LAS ANiaAs
Cover. Center, Rogers
Spencer, Forward, w Sweetman
Lawrence. Forward. R Sweetman
Hill. Guard. Hickman
Ritchie. Guard, Warner
Seore:-Roeky Ford Goals. Cover 5.
Spencer 2. Hill 2, Lawrence /; Fouls.
Cover 6. Lawrence Total %. Las
Animas Goals. Rogers / R Sweetman l.;
Fouls. w Sweetman 6-Total 10.
The teams journeyed to the distant
valley Of Fowler Saturday and defeated
their opponents in two we'll played games.
At no time during the games was either
Rocky Ford team worked hard. Owing
to the size and condition of the floor the
local teams were not able to show the
team work they are capable of showing.
The girls team won by score of 80 to
l 6, the boys 29 to 9.
The line ups were as follows:
BOYS
Rocky Ford Fowler
Robbins. Center. Phelps
Sev6f-Lawrence, Forwards, Higbe-Lay
Hill-Ritchie, Guards, Hyde-Sharpnach
X Goblin, Center, Mandell
Sayers, Running Center. Lewis
Spencer Holder, F.. Sharpnach-K Kenison
Harris-Crosier. g., Kendricks-Fosdick
Tonight, Friday. Feb. 81. comes the
big event o: the season. the Lamar Saw
ages versus the Local Quintet. also the
Trinidad versus the Rocky Ford High
School girls. The local teams have been
defeated by both the visiting teams on the
visitors floor and with close scores for
both games, so two OF the best games OF
basket ball ever seen on the local floor
are expected. Come and give the teams
your support.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-02-21

Thursday Feb. ~
AFTERNOON
The KEYNOTE by the County President.
Mr.. Frank Latson
Bible Reading and Prayer by Rev. c. B.
Martin, Swink
Enrolment of Delegates
What's What IN the Sunday Schools of
Otero County A three minute
Message from the Superintendents
"How the Sunday School can find and
train the coming leaders OF the Church.
Rev. S. B. Warner. Rocky Ford
appointment of Committees
Elementary Division Conference, Christ
ian Church Leaders, Mrs. Walker,
Mrs. Freyhofer. Mrs. KEEPER
The Rural School
la) How to Win Attendance" Mrs.
Ella Dllon-Martin, Cheraw
tb) How to Win Workers." Mrs. j. F,
Sickenberger, Wietzer
c)"How to Win Preparation" Mrs. E.
c. Rockafellar, Riverside
Question Box NcTE: Write out and
bring with you any question you wish
answered at this conference
Superintendent Dinner
EVENING
Praise and Testimony upon THE Joy OF
the Bible School Worker" Mr.. w. W.
Vandiver. LaJunta
The Adult Bible Class Movement. Brief
reports Of number of the Organi-
zed Adult Bible Glasses in the County
Music
Address. adult Glass Activities" Rev.
Lin D. Cartwright, Fowler
Social half-hour
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-02-21
Otero County
Sunday School
Convention
In First Presbyterian
Church, Rocky Ford,
Thursday and
Friday,
Feb. 27 and %
Feb. 27 and 2S

Following is the program of the Oero County Sunday School
convention which will be held this city Thursday and Friday
Each school in the county entitled to four delegates
tiona for enrolment
there will be attendance.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1913-02-21

"Our Guests" r. Dye
Response PROF. Hinman
THE Knockers" rs"J. W. Edgar
THE Boosters" H. Crowley
THE Beet t''---------Fred Noble
THE Cantaloupe" -------S. A. Mathews
"A Good Story Horace Dye
After the banquet the mayor
has arranged for the use of Grand
opera house, where everyone may
avail themselves of the opportuni-
ty to hear some of the distinguish
ed speakers that accompany the
train.
This will keep the visitors fully
engaged during their waking
hours of Feb. % spent in this city,
and on the morning of March l
the lecture of special interest to
the farmers of this vicinity-"Silo
Construction"-will be given in
the train. This is subject that
the members of the Otero Agricul-
tural association are now engaged
in studying and there will likely
be great crowd at the train to
hear it discussed by experts.
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c.ta MODERN no.omr NoH
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-12
MYSTERY IN BARTA DEATH

Mystery surrounds the death of
Frank Barta, clerk at the Maxwell
street court, who was found shot and
dying in Davis Bros. saloon, across
from the Maxwell street police sta
ton, last night.
Barta died on his way to the hos
pital from the effects of bullet
wound. He has a wife and two chill
dren, living at 2314 s.. Kedzie avenue.
''He shot himself because he
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-12

who attempts to do charity work
without permission from the pluto
cratic charity trust.
If this bunch Of plutes would pay
living wages to the men, women and
children who work for them, and see
that others did the same, there would
be much less need for charity in Chi
Cago.
Having. wrecked human lives for
their own enrichment, they are mere
ly trying to chloroform their own
conscience, or what little there is left
of it.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-12
MEXICAN DoINos

NogaIes, Sonora, Mexico, Nov. r.
William Bayard Hale is in confer
ence with Gen. Carranza, leader of
the constitutional forces, who has
petitioned for the right to import
arms into Mexico.
1t is rumored, but not officially
confirmed, that Hale is in Mexico as
an unofficial envoy to report on the
personal characteristics of CarTanzas
whether he has the united support Of
all constitutionalists and whether, if
successful by arms, he would estab%
fish a provisional government that
would guarantee a fair and free cleo
ton.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-12

wasn't free to marry me" asserted
Title Novack, "a, 1914 S. Kaskaskia
avenue, who was with him at the
time of the shooting. .,..
A number of Municipal Court at
taches are said to have been in the
place at the time.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-11-12


SOCIETY MEETS HERE
The Catholic Colonization Society
of the United States is holding it's
second annual convention at the Wo-
mans Temple this week.
The delegates plan to extend the
colonizing work by the establishment
of suburban colonies.
1.-The plan to establish suburban or
industrial colonies promises to de-
velop into proportions of great mag
nitude,'' said Archbishop John ].
Glennon, st. Louis, who made the
opening address. "The purpose is to
induce workingmen or tradesmen
now living in densely-populated
neighborhoods in large cities, or
newcomers about to begin life in the
crowded tenement districts of a large
city, to take up their residence in a
suburban colony" . I
Many prominent churchmen are
attending the convention. 1t is said
that colony may be started in Gary,
Ind.
MYSTERY IN BARTA DEATH
Mystery surrounds the death of
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-03
SYNOPSIS
+, Coplrlcht ep podd. tiead 6 Co

Roxbury Medcroft persuades his friend
Brock TO publicly itrpersonate him In vi
emma as the husband OF Medcroft's wife.
Edith. while Medcroft remains in London
Brock meets Edith and. lacking sepa-
rate Accommodations. has to sit up alone
all night in the sleeping car.
He makes many amusing mistakes and
meets Constance. his alleged sister-in-
law, who insists that he call her Con
ME-.
The party meet tie Rodneys and FRED
die Ulstervelt. who almost discovers that
Brock is an impestor
Freddie annoys Brock by counting Con-
perately Ia love.
"Oh. ! say. Etita." exclaimed Brock.
with a dark frown. I'D rather you
wouldn't be forever extolIing the good
qualities OF my predecessor It's very
bad taste Very much like the pies
mother used To make"
silly" cried Medcroft's wife, now
in fine humor.
Besides, Rox Is an Englishman It
would take hin year IL produce q
quarrel. Tie American hnsband is not
so confounded STOW. ! won't live up
to Roxbnry in everything"
1t was decided that Constance should
greet the Rodneys upon their arrival.
The MedcFofts We're lot to appear IN
til dinner time. Afterwurd the entire
party would attend the opera. which
was then In the closing week Brock
with splendid prodigality shad taken Il
box for the final performance Of
Tristan und Isolde" It IS-not out OF
place TO remark that Brock leaihed
the Wagnerian opera He was OF
The Mikado" cult He took the seats
with definite purpose In mind to cast
the burden OF responsibility upon his
wife. who would be forced to extend
herself In the capacity of hostess. CIV.
ing him the much needed opportunity
to secure safe footing In the dark area
OF uncertainty. He believed himself
capable of diverting the youthful Miss
Rodney and his discreet sister-in law
but he was consumed by an uuholy
dread OF Rodney pere. Something told
him that this shrewd American bust
ness man was not the kind who would
, have the wool pulled over bis eyes by
any one. Brock felt that the support
of Constance was of greater value
than that OF Edith at any stage or In
any emergency.
Resides. he was now quite palpa bly,
in love with her I've got It bud!" he
reflected in sober consideration of his
plight; but" came the ironic Justllca-
ton. I'm able to confne 1t to the i'm
mediate family That's more than
most husbands can say"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-03
YOUR FORTUNE TOLD FREE
Amusements.

Concluded from Page Four
singing and talking act head the bill
They also possess a variety of orig
inal PAROLES and songs.
jerome & Jerome, the Fisherman
and the eccentreic Frog are clever
the high class. Lang and Coulter.
coined ans in burn cork are top
notchers, featuring impersonation
OF the oldtime southern darkey and
having been headiners on the vau-
deville stages OF many of the larger
cities and should serve to make the
present bill at the Kimmel, one OF
the best in Cairo for some time.
In the motion picture bill there
will be the regular Sunday Mutual
reel Of current happenings featuring
several events of note receiving
mention in the newspaper columns of
the week, a Reliance two reel sub
iect, 1.-THE Higher Justice" written
by Forrest Halsey and featuring an
interesting situation in which a
rich man is the victim of his own de-
sires, and comedy reel.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-03
CHAPTER vi.
Freddie uIsterveIt,

T%HE Rodneys descended upon
the Bristol at o'clock, rush
n ing down from the Nord-
Bahnhof as If there was not
a minute to spare. Constance pursued
Katherine to her room. where they
revelled In the delights OF reunion,
gradually coming out of Its throes as
the hour for dressing approached.
"We dine early. dear" said Con-
stance, with supper after the opera.
| must be Off to dress"
II am so eager to meet Mr.. Medcroft
Is he nicer
He's the dearest thing In the worldr
cried the other, her cheeks aglow.
I'm so glad. on Edith's account
Most of these English matches turn
out abomlnably." commented Miss
Rodney, who was twenty. very pretty
and very worldly. "Oh, did tell you
that Freddie Ulstervelt is with us2"
"Nop
I'VE came across him In Berlin, and
dad asked him to join US IL he had
nothing better to do, so he said he
would. He was with us In Dresden
and Prague and--don't you think he's
awfully jollyY
"Ripping!' said Constance with de-
plorable fervor.
How awfuIIy English! He said he'&
seen you IN Paris this spring"
Yes" said Miss Fowler. her cheeks
going red suddenly 81 told him you'd
asked me to be with You in June"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-03

the family of c. D. Atkins at Yer
gennes. Ill.
Ray Rooney. who was transferred
from the Mississippi division of the
Illinois Central TO Carbonate was
again transferred Saturday 10
Mounds. H.. where he has a position
in the office of the new construction
work.
Al the opening OF the new Lyric
theater last "Wednesday Manager
Lind reports the sale OF e05 tickets.
Mr.. Lind will get on the vaudeville
circuit by the Anna fair dates.
The Anna Concert band went TO
Golden Thursday evening and gave
a concert at the annual Catholic
Lawn social. A part of the receipts
of the esening were turned over 70
the band. = = $
r. Cav Ptekerell. who recently
resigned his position as assistant
postmaster at Anna left for Decatur
Friday evening. MIR. PiekereIl Will
engage in business there for him
self.
Leslie Willard, who has been
manager of the Willard store for
many years will go to Herrin next
week to take charge of a clothing
store in that city.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-03
A mr. aAl RaNlR
MADE IN UIxIt
BY DIXIE PEOPLE

For the AILMENTS Of DIXIE and
good anywhere. For Headaches. Sour
Stomach. Constipation. Biliousness
try ONE Bonn's Liver Pill. Keep your
Liver and Bowels right and you keep
well. ONE little PILL at bedtime viii
usually relieve niuetenths Of all all.
mentx Y5u xsks UP well. All drug.
.glSts. ss6 cents Insist on BONDS
:ptH 8, Notqthsr 'just as good" o
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-03

entrusted his custody es-
peeially to Great Britain.
INSTRUMENTATION war; the
French cross the frontier and
take the heights above Saar-
bruek; Emperor Napoleon
ILL.,, and the Prince Imperial
being present.
lS9f-The trial of Caserio Santo,
slayer OF President Carnot,
of the Republic OF France.
commenced in Lyons.
1911-President Simons of Haiti,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-03
. NEGLECTED ROAD


Sanduy
the almost impossible and The
public that some
VIII be the depth OF the Cache
junges misnformed farmer
bad the
made
mudho
automobile
through them The local
more thana In wheels
little
and while
magonoa would eliminate the mudho
could Tamm
sandusky without all tortu
of The
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-03
ANNA

At last the big rocky hills on the
St. Louis Cairo state road near Ma
kanda. which have been a terror to
all motorists will be cut down and
put in excellent condition. This
accomplished and all automobile
owners in Egypt will have good
roads 10 any point in Central or
Northern Illinois. In order that this
may be done the automobile owners
of Union county have started the
$500 fund that will be necessary
10 complete the work. This i'm
provement will be a big benefit TO
all Alexander county motorists.
who at present have to go 20 miles
out of the way by Grand Tower to
reach points north of Carbonate.
We expect a large number of con-
tributions from Alexander county
All contributions have been IS from
each owner thus far in Union coun-
~. Persons desiring to help this
work will send their money TO J.
B. Jackson, cashier of the Anna
National bank, Anna, H., Automo-
bile owners of Cairo get busy.
Mrs. A. NJ. Finch and children
are guests OF friends and relatives
in Alton, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. II. Atkins and
daughters, Marie and Ellen Jane.
spent Saturday and Sunday with
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-03
$500 REWARD.

The above reward Will be paid to
the person or persons furnishing
information leading to the arrest
and conviction of the person or per-
persons who threw tacks on the
on Eighth street the
evening of July goth, 1918.
WALTER H. WOOD.
Mayor
7-3l-4t
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-03
HALF HOLIDAY FOR BANK EMPLOYEES

freight railroad
terday nauguraed policy
hundred
the banks will be
With the banks question
bearing the following we close
deposors will adjust their that
the half holiday and they will do it ungrudgingy
close Saturdays
be be
hoove the bankers banks
IN
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-03
AUGUST 8 IN HISTORY.

1882-Bonaparte declared consul
of France for life.
1S04-War declared between Eng
land and the Marrata ruler
tIndia). Jesewunt Row Hol-
kar.
lSl5-Conyention between the rep
resentatives OF Great Britain,
Prussia, Austria and Russia
who declared Bonaparte to
be the prisoner of the allies
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-03

fed from Port-au-Prinee TO a
Government cruiser.
ILS1 Roosevelt published denet-
citation OF Republicans at
Chicago who re-nominated
President Taft.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-03
W. 0. w. NOTICE.

All members of the Woodmen or
the World are requested to meet at
Stafford hall at $3.50 p. IN. today to
accompany the remains of Sow. A.
S. Thompson, of Boonville, Ind, to
the Big Four depot.
J. w. HODGE, Clerk.
An advertisement In The Bulletin
brings results.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-03
SUNDAY HARBoR EXCURSION.

The steamer C. W. Robertson
will yun harbor excursions leaving
Cairo at p. NJ. Sunday. Aug. 3
and returning at p. NJ.
Hillman's famous Padueah band
win make music for the dancing.
S-2-2t
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1913-08-03

bigger than London In some ways.
Its bigger upward. Say. do you know.
you remind me of fellow ! knew In
Nesr vorLr'
ITO be continuedl