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mittes bes Oaptoner Stabtratbs lit
NIT bem gntiperfen Der Yldne uno
Speaifitationen fir ben Spieplas am
SluBufer bsi4dftist. Die arbeit foG
in ansriff senommen lp.rben, fobuID
bag Wetter siinitis 1T.
9as 2ei9snbesdneniB Der bers
itorbenen frau &nnu Wisbsrs finbet
am 0ienitda Ra6mittag I'M 1 llbr
DON ibrer Wobnung, go. 321 10 2lD.
in 0abtpn, aus itatt unb 1T bic 9eis
6enfeier Inn 3 llbr Radmittags in ber
Spring 8rope &apslle.
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8 q M iltp n.

1inier ggent in Samilton ii
Scrr Gonarb grnG, 449 Siio Jiinit,
Strafe. gea Sci. 476 8., SDm,
gbune 1851 u.
gteuer Not m innerit a III M
SmIilton miro einen neuer
StauHn Der oe1itiflen Rotbutditner er
balten. Sas lit 9batiafe. SSh 4apie,
Dfeper's Saae, gio. 124 9toro Dionu
ment apenlte, iano geitern RddImit
tag cine elltbniiaitiid)e 8eriamnlluur
itatt, in Der Der Gr.9bief bon
Cbio, Otto Babmarf, 6eu 8oriit
fiibrte, ilno ser SberaGbief BON Ohio
Ssobn gmningbcl5, Der Sber.9biei
oes Gintrad,t StanrmeS bon 9inciii.
nati, Seii1ridj Spermaun, Die Suoia,
rer Seuning. Utiieller imo Roeders
glniprad)en bielten. 2eiber erIitt Der
@eiuh Surd Die 0iitriftaunoentior
oes 0eutid,en ltnteritiiBrnigs 9Iinoes
einen gItbrlh, bod erfldrten ii6 t5
9eiitife orrd) ltnteridriit 5urI gei.
tritt bereit. Die tempordre Srganiiu.
ton eraab ioleenpes gieiuliat: JeH'
por1rcr gpriiber. go. Dhleaer; temp.
SefretGr, Mlar 5inga; temp. Shas.
nleiiter. anton Weoer. gs ipllroe be.
iddciien, nm ndd,iten Sonntag cine
Ueitere Srgnniiationsberinunnling
ab5ubalten, an Del6er auber ben
@robbeamten aud bic Ssn6idner Sen.
Ming imo Hoeiers tbeilnebmen per.
BEN. sSait ale 9lnpeienben erfldrten
iid 6ereit, Ger geriammllng oes
@roblStammes I'M Iugult in IoIeOo
bei5iupobner. fSolgen6e Serren pon
Cincinnati pobnten Der Srganiia.
tionsberialumlilng BEL: Ober.Gbiei
bon Ohio SSobn gmningboI3, er.
Ober. .Ghief bon Ohio Otto gabmnrf,
Sber. .Gbiei bes @intrad)t. .Stanrnes
BON Cincinnati Seinri6 Goermam,
lno ioIgenoe Dlitalie6er ieines
Stammes. Ssaecb Wlueiler, Snus cd,
SerInan Roeders. gluguit 3ahop.
2ouis Siegel, sluguit Hotbenberg
unb Wtar SEEMING.
5rau aatberiie RaDmono BON
724 Sii0 s. Strabe ipiiroe am Gam
itng abetS in Dem @ooliportbifen
2aSen in Der Sieb StrnBe eiu san5er
SdinfeH aug ibren Warfttorb de.
itoblen. sic meloete ser goIijei if.
ren gerlnit.
aotheri,te Weili, sic @itttpe
bes Dor s Saeei peritorberen Ru-
oolpb Wieiii, itarb porleste yeudJt, an
ibrem 66. @ebiirtstag, in Der @ob.
nung Der esrau Sttilia 8eibbaar,
gec. 6f3 Siio II. Strabe. OIL Der
2ungrnent5iinoung. eie birterl1bt
A Sobne, 5 Softer, 81 @rifeI uno
cine S6!peiter, 6rau 8ottlieb Chr.
cart bon Cincinnati.
- 9ic 8oli5ei rpurSe borgeitern
Noraen BON Cincinnati aus aiifse.
forhert, naf einem Gfero lino Buggy
iotpie siuei 9ferbe5edeil bier llniidan
81 bdIten. Sns 5nbripert eebort Dem
8robihnIieo SSames s. Soipdr6 bon
Cincinnati uno Der Same oes 1icbes
IpurSe aIS @iaiam grefper angrac-
ben. Die Goli3ei fano idllieBlif ant
1eiterisen Wotgen oas SubrIperf I'M
geiig BON Gam @eit, ipeld)er in
Beds slooition .lpobnt uno onsielba
iiir cine aoIoene 3nideniibr gefnuft
5aben iuoIlte. 0us 5ubr,perf ruuroe
pom Der PoIi5ei IN geiis senommen.
- Gie 8euerlpebr ipiirbe geiterH
DSorgen rnh Der gde Der 10. lno|
oenton StraBe, mo- bus 9udJ zines
1auies brnnnte, eerlifen. 3os 5eiier
puroe, ebe nernensipertber Sduoen
tuurSe, seIoitt,
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rdumt unb ale in Der Stride dntpeIens
ben Yerionen mubten OieIelbe duf @es
beiB Der antpeien0en S4uBleate pera
luiIen. Sn Der @emeinoe bsrri4te
ihOn Ieit geraumer 3eit cine feiuDli4e
Stimmung 5ipiiden ben oeutiAen unb
ben polnii9en @emeinoemitglieoern,
unb ndbreno oes !SO6amts am Son-
tag erbOb iih mitten in Der Prebigt
elm Yole unD polte Elm 2lrgument nit
benz pfarrer beginner. Der 8tettOr
mar ieDO6 por6er bon beIer geplan-
ten Interbre6ung oes @ottesbisnItes
geparnt porben uHD auf Iein 9tnIu@
den 6atten ii6 eine 4n3a6l Boli5iIteH
in Der Stride eingefunOen, Die Odnu
Ipfort nit Der Rdumung Der Stride
begannen, bic aud ubne erniten 3pis
fhepfoQ ppr ii6 alma.
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bic an Sumitdg Die Gr6eit niebergelegt
1atten, iueil bic @eIeaf6aft ii6 ongebs
li9 geipeigert bate, bic 1Glle BON brei
entfaHenen 2euten bur9 ein Sdebs.
gerf9t srlebigen 81 laiieu, baben am
Sonntag @orlobungen Dor bas Bum
oesgeri4t in Snoinnopolis er6alten.
Dor mebreren Monaten bro6te bier
elm StraBen6obudusItanO unb Die
Sa9e ipurbe bor oas gunbesgeribt
9ebra6t, DOr lDeldem bic GeTelI6aft
einen @inhaltsbefebl gegen Qrbsiters
fiibrer ertpirten poGte, odmit bieie
tetnen Streit anorbnen fonnten. eyn
8eridt ipurbe Dunn Oas 46tommen
getroffen, buB fplauge Der Sdq in Der
SApe6s 1T, teine partei peitere
S6ritte tbun ipole.
2fm Sonntag berte6rten nur Te6r
tpenige StraBenbabnnagen unter polie
5eiliter 8ebedung, beF0rbertsn ieDo9
feline pofiagiere, ba giemdnbem gu
tritt gu ben Wdgen aeItattet tpurbe.
2fu6 biefe tpenigen @agen fu9rsn am
Q6en6 Inn feds 1br in bic Rsmiien.
30 Weritanif4e 8anbiten
unb 8ranb ittfter.
San 9ieqo, Sal, Is. MGra.
9as Der. Staaten gpitamt uno 3ou.
amt in Socate plfoen in Der Ra6t
bon Samita1 auf SDnntag Don 8orz
biten nisberqebrannt, bic audi ben
9oitmeiitsr Srant 9. csobnfon sr.
i4oien. Die 9anbiten tparen anoebs
Ii6 Msritaner.
gei Sagesarlbrlt6 nohm Elm 8ir'
geraufgebot Die @erfolqung Der Ban.
0iten auf. g9ie in @rfabriutg ge.
bradt mur6e, fualten oie 8urf6en
SS5pbnIton nieoer, neil er iicb peigerte,
ibnen 0ic aombination oeS @elb.
Idrmlfs 5lt oerratben. elliott ..
S5obniton Der @ruocr oes @rror6e.
ten, bat al StaatsIefretdr 8rDan
lno al 8oiloerneur 6iram Solution
0epeihirt uno cine einQeben0e llnters
ill6lng Ser @rnorolrHg ielnes ,8ru-
oers berlangt.
Can 9tego, Gal., 10. MGr5
Wiaior 9nDis, Der &ommanbeur DON
Sort Roiecrans, 1T nit mebrsren Sfz
fi3ieren unb elmer 2lbtbeilung Solbu>
ten per gutomobil mad Secate gefubz
rem, I'M bort Iofort cine lnteriuhung
iiber bic grmprouna bes BoitmeiIters
Sobniton por3unebmen unD pann an
bas &riegsoepartement 3u beri4ten.
Gin DonaergeI DENT.
Nep gort, Is. Wdr5. - 2tn
9oro oes 0ampfers ,geroi", Ger am
Sonntag aus iiiOamerJtaniiden SGe
fen eintraf, befinbet iid auBer elmer
Qtn3abl 5biereu, bic fir ben 3poIogis
ihen @arten in &anias @itp beitimmt
iinb, Elm 9lamu, oas Der gurgermeis
iter DON 9uenos 2tires als 9efAent
fir StaatsIetretdr 9rpan geianot
bat. gIs 6err 8rpun Ieinsr3eii 8uez
nos Qires beIu6te, CAB er oem Wunl9
Qtusorud, Elm >2lamu fiir feline 6urm
in Rebrasfa 81 bsiiseH uno tufoI9es
befien bat ibm nun Der 8iirgermeiiter
DON guenos 2lire5 pas 5bier dIs 9es
ihent geianot.
6err grnan biirfte iebo6 an Dem
@eIhent nift piel 5reuoc baben, oenn
cine llntsrfudung be5 Sbieres bur4
3. i. Sorne pom Bureau Der S6iers
infpettipn ergab, baB eos S6ier nit
Der Maulz uno &lausnieu6e bebuftet
1T uno baber niht gelanbet lperben
bari.
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Jn(an0 ge(egrap6
Die 9runotatuitr itrop6e in
ct. Qouis.

Die 8run0tataf ftrOp6e in
ct. 2ouis.
ct. 2ouis, no, Is. Uidr8. Qlus
ben granbruinen bes Ulifouri 2tt6@
lstic Club, Der am Sonntag Dor d6t
9agen eingeditert poroen, ipur0en
am Sonntag ipeiters orsi 2si9en
berdusaebolt. IooaB bic 3abl Der ios
melt qebOrsenen 2eiten Der Opfer Der
aataitrppbe ii9 auf 90 belduft. Sine
Der am Sonutag sefunosneu 2ei6en
purbe aIs bic Don Qllan Sancod BON
bier ibenttfi3irt. Rsun Der 2eiteH
barren nod INNER Der SoeHtifi5truHg.
Di4tis fir Garmer.
@uibington, ,, g., 15. MGr5.
9eneralpoIimeiiter 8ureIon fat am
GonntaQ cine 4meubirung Der Yatz
Experimentation iauttipnirt, Die fir
Farmer poH groBsr Nihtigteit lit.
Qaut bieier ueusn 8eftimmung tonnen
Butter, gier, Sbit, Semitic, 9efliiseI
uno anosre Sa4en in podeten i'm 9ez
pit,t pon 20 6is 30 g}funO in Der err
ten uno 5ueitsn gone in &titen uno
.grdtes" perIdnot tpsrcen, Gbnli9
penen, bic Don ben Grprebgsieqi9afs
ten our gef0rOerung angenommen
lperben. @Iai6Seitig beibt es in Der
geftimmun9 nod, baB Yudete, bic 20
9funb obsr treniaer tpiegen, gendu
ipie bisbsr gebaHbbu6t ireroen unb oaz
ber iorgfdltig perpadt ieiu miiiien,
oamit Der Snbdlt in ben YoitiGten
tsintn S6doen nimmt.
0eutf9er @eiftli6et auf
Der Sar5el eeitorben.
SpringfielO, Obio, 10. Wdr3.
Bd6renb er am Sonrtas in Der beuts
f9en gaptiiten 9irhe preDigte, brad
Rep. 4arun 5raus, pom Salage 9e-
rubrt, suIammen lmb mar binnen ipes
niger Minuten tobt. Der geritor6sne,
Der bas bobe Qlter BON "a 5abren err
rei6t bate, beoiente bic 9Gptiitenges
msinoe iett 40 Sabren.
Oes mort bes bei6ulOtqt.
OdtGreet, Golp.. 10. Wtdrs.
u. 8. Souie unO u. D. qertins. setpi
in Der DAT Greet gru6e beidGftiote
Strcitbreher, ipurben AM Samitdq
unter her glutlage bes Worbes unb
res MorbperIuts perhaftet. Sic iolz
len am Samitaa gtbeno aeleaentlih
zines StraBentumpfes. einen Strei-
fer erfdofen unb einen 5tpeiten Streis
ter t0otIih Deripunoet bdben. 9eibe
betbsuern ibre unidulo, obf6on lie
pom 5batort oom Sheriff perfolat
uno am Ginaana aur SobIsnarube
oindfeit aeuiodt rpltrDen.
gafe6all pirb in Grant-
reid populdr.
Rem gort, 10. WGr3. = Dem
gaIebaGIpiel piomst man ii3 ieBt in
iyranireia nit grpbem Gntbuiiasmus
uuo ols Spiel tpirb bort fe6r balo su
ben populdritsn Sports seb0rsn 60
perii4ert SO. $. 9urgeb. Der prGiis
bent bes 9aIebaatIubs in @eiinet,
5rantreidl Der am Sonntas bier NIT
Dem Dampfer ga lorraine" einges
trOffen lit. Girem tiirSIi9 in Oispps
itattgebabteu gaIebaaipiel spiiden
oen bortieen Spielern uuo benz
,,5sam~ bon 9siinet, ipobntsn. ipie
Serr gurgsb perii6erte, iibsr 5000
3uIaauer BEL. 9s3iisIid Der 9oItIs
mirung iinb bic 5ran5oien nitt benz
ameritanii9en @orbilbe gefolet. Ipnz
bern babsn elm leibteres Softiim ses
ipGblt, bas isbr benz Soitiim Gbnelt.
bas bier ppN S9nellGuferu setrasett
ipiro.
StraBenb b 9nftrett.
Serre Sdute, Snb., 10. Mdr5.
Die 5iibrer Der ausitdnbisen 4nees
itelIten Der 5srre 9aute Snbianopolis
auO GaiterH Snbiana Sraetipu Co..
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GasCa RoQa( giQeH
(ei6te, g(alte Wir6ung
SeTcr ais 9ibisinusOl nnb leidlt 3u
nebmcu. - @Or5iiglides Star.
fuugS. nnS SlutrrinisungsmitteI.
- ErObircr Sic Elm Tafet, nm
iid) IN iiberjen9rn. - 6elO 5uriif,
iuenn selpiinIdlt.

BIaSburrs GGeca s'pbaI.EiGer eittboIieu nb.
fiibreube ielcsiatner. 'tdrierbe W2eoistHer unS
bIntreiniaeube D,eoi8inen. 2coe Goiis ~ asrda
subcreitet nm benz Wio8en. Der gebsr oen YIN
aepeloeu iirb oeui elm 8u bcIieu. mo cssbrIo
nrb He aud beilioinet als aetpoouItbe sqrbs
fiibr7nitteI" gle NHb bebhIilib .oas aGnse tn
mere suitem AT Iorriaireu. Sie iHeiicn riot
nod beriitiadeu iie liebeIieit. UliuioreH bon
Ra1efcu petbcn bfr1mIft urS bic Nabiraac
nimmt itetis sa. 1oe uub 25e IN aasH antsH
elpotbeieH,
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tolgs BON 8ernn6ldi>
iisuns OOer lleberan.
itrenSung bsrabseisms
men bin, nlein Gpp.tit
fbledt if uno id, ieues
SefIbt Der Sdpd6e,
Rattistsit unb fort.
iudbreuoer gthOigteit
babe, oeriaafTe ib mir
ein. sIai6e BON 2poia
6. Bintbam,S Ge9e
table GOmppnno, unb
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jrauen, we(t)e
INNER ernnd0et )ln0
WsDgen int biciem Sriefe
pile fiiioen.

Stpan ereef, &id.-o,5b lam ,ybre gse.
oi5In nidt bod genug preii,n. 8enH i'd in.
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1inier gsent in Samilton 1T
Scrr GonarS grnd. 449 SiiS 1iinite
Strafe. gea Sci. 476 8., Sume
Yhone 1881 U.
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SerItn, 10. MGr5. Die fdtboIis
ihe ct. paulus 9irde fpurbe am
SDnntas Morssn Sur4 bic qOiisei sss
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Straben s a On itrett.

Serre Sauts, Snb., 10. MGrs.
Die Jiibrsr Der ausitdnbieen 4nses
itenten Der Ssrre 9oute Snpianopolis
unS GaitsrH Snbiaua araetipu Co..
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-30
VALUATION WILL STAND.

Commissioners Williams and
McClung and Assessor Davy were
in Denver on Monday attending
the meeting of the state board Of
equalization. They presented
the protest of Prowers county
against the raise in valuation or
dered by the state tax commits
sion, but the board decided to
make no change in any of the
counties affected by the commits
sion's orders.
The result of the increase in
valuation will be a slight raise in
the amount of state taxes paid by
each property owner. County,
city and school district levies
should be somewhat lower than
last year on account of the higher
valuation. In most instances
where the total amount of taxa
ton this year showed an increase
over the preceding year it was
due to the high levies made by
the school districts. The county
commissioners will make the an
nual levy next month. Lamar
Sparks.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-30
Why, Mr..
Syp? Why
this waste
of money :?
JAPANESE LECTURER

The second number of the High
School lecture coure was given last
Wednesday night. 1t was indeed
great lecture. Mr.. Ikemote the
Japanese lecturer showed himself
to he man of large ideas, a Chris.
tian and one in whom the higher
life is finding its influence.
Among other things said was
statement that the only way the
world could ever experience Uni
versal Brotherhood and> Universal
Peace was through the love and
inspiration of the Nazarene.
Mr.. Ikemoto was complimented
by all present and every one agreed
that the lecturer deserves much
credit for the mastery of his sub
ject and for the forceful way in
which he delivered the lecture.
He has made good. As true type
Of the Modern Japanese Mr.. Ikem.
oto stands as model. If all Japan
be filled with such as he this nation
may do well to cultivate their
friendship.
A capacity house heard the lee
ture.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-30

The commissioners Of this county, Q meeting time
ago. stated that the printing Of the st nominations would be en-.
y the hands Of County Clerk Sp that he had authority place
same wherever he saw 6t
generally believed that the list Of nominations would appear
Now comes the Lamar Dsiy News with the list Of nomination.,
therein and the will be called upon to pay bill Of nearly
$500 for publishing and how many our voters will receive
copy Of that paper?
Besides the printing Of the list the News directly against the
laws the state which the effect . h. list
be published Of opposite political faith and these papers
MUST the parties which the largest the
proceeding election The Supreme Court Of this state has held that the
Democratic FIRST this while the Republican party
But the News does represent these parties The News is
Progressive pa and Mr. has placed the list paper
regardless Of the laws Of the state.
Why Mr. Sp Do need the support the News to again
hoist Office? Are the be called upon
campaign bills? Have not made enough money the
which you have already served to expenses?
Mr. Syp the voters Of this county will stand for such
and you will feel their wrath at the polls next Tuesday
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-30
ture.
MRS. BUCK DIES

Last Friday afternoon at the
family residence in Hartman,
Mrs. Louise Buck, wife of August
F. Buck, the druggist of that
town, passed into the last sleep,
death being being caused by an
attack of typhoid.
The Buck family have been
residents of this section for the
past sixteen years, and the fam
lily number their friends by the
hundreds. Mrs. Buck was a
Christian woman, a true wife and
a devoted mother.
Funeral services were held from
the residence Tuesday afternoon,
the Royal Neighbors conducting
same, and the body placed to rest
in Hartman cemetery, this being
the first burial in that cemetery.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-30
NEW RESIDENTS

This week the Holly section re.
cieved many new residents in its
midst, amongst them being the o.
s. Heasley and F. o. Bryant fam.
lilies.
These two families settled on
the Southside, some twelve miles
from town, where they will go into
the ranching business on an exten.
sive basis, they bringingwi them
some of the finest stock ever seen
here.
They come from Mercer county,
Missouri,
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-30
FOR REPRESENTATIVE

Ray McGrath, who resides some
eight miles northeast of Lamar, was
chosen by the Republicans as their
nominee for the state legislature from
the counties Of Prowers and Baca,
and no mistake was made in this Sc
lection.
A man who has made success of
his own life is indeed capable of max.
ing success Of public life. and Ray
McGrath is success in private life.
When McGrath was seventeen years
Of age his father died, leaving him the
oldest Of four sons and two daughters,
and it was upon his shoulders that the
burden Of raising the family was then
cast and he accepted the task with
the same determination which has
marked his every effort in life.
That he has succeeded is evidenced
by the fact that the McGrath Brothers
are known far and wide now as men
Of unquestioned integrity; that they feed
on their farm as high as 10000 sheep
each year; that the land once barren
waste is now one Of the most produc-
tive in this county. and that same was
only accomplished through the hardest
Of work.
Mr.. McGrath has been resident Of
this county for over fifteen years and
the friends Of Law and Order will see
to it that he be given an opportunity to
faithfully represent them.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-30
RALLY AT HARTMAN

The Republicans have arranged
for an old fashioned rally to be
held at Hartman Saturday night,
at which the Hon. A. B. Stude-
baker Of Denver, Hon. John S.
Hasty and Senator A. N. Parrish
of Lamar will be the principal
speakers.
A big street celebration will be
held before the speaking, bon
fires, horns and firecrackers will
be in evidence, and this promises
to be the best meeting yet held
in these parts.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-30
SPLENDID MEETING.

On account of the inclement
weather an audience of but about
forty people assembled at the
opera house last Friday evening to
listen to the addresses of Hon.
E. G. Cranston and VIM. B. Goblin,
the audience felt itself amply re-
paid for their time.
Mr.. Cranston made a very
strong address, presenting the
Republicans side of the question
in a very lucid manner, he MAX
ing comparisons which showed to
what extent the credit of the
state had been impaired by Dem
ocratic misrule and how, if re-
tanned in Office, this condition of
affairs would continue. He states
that the Republican party asks
the votes of the people on the
stand for law and order only.
Mr.. Goblin also showed how
extravaganza had plunged the
state into debt so far that no bid
ders can be found for the million
dollar bond issue, which was to
be used to pay the militia boys
for their services in the strike
district. Mr.. Goblin also pres
ented figures which showed that
the Democrats had used their
power to establish large number
of useless factory bureaus, whose
On1v uao Soema tO ho RI ho ahlo tn
draw pay from the state.
A large number of county nom-
inees on the Republican ticket
were present at the meeting, in
cluding J. S. Hasty, for state
senator; Ray McGrath, for the
legislature; Miss Mary 2. Lake,
for superintendent of schools,
Burr T. Beachel, for commits
sioner; Cal Downing. for sheriff;
and Chas. Hoag, for county treas
urer,
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-30
so SAYS JOE

The Holly Call has discontinued
publication, and the plant will be
removed to Syracuse. There is
no field in Holly for two news
papers and the Call was a losing
venture from the start. 1t was
launched by some disgruntled in
dividuals who wanted to drive the
Chieftain out of business. There
has never been an instance where
a newspaper started from spite
ever became a success. Lamar
Sharks
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-30
CIVIC CLUB

The Civic club held its usual
meeting Tuesday, Oct. 9th, in the
club rooms. Mrs. Brown, the presi.
dent, presided Good reports from
standing committees were given.
Most of the afternoon was spent
in listening to the report of Mrs.
e. L. Brown, who was a delegate
to the State Federation at Greeley.
Hearing this report was a treat TO
the mamhazs present. Mrs. Brown
expressed herself 20 clearly that
during her talk the thoughts of the
members drifted along with her
until they too felt a. if they had
been attending the Federation of
Woman's clubs. 1t was moved and
carried that the delegates report
be placed on file.
Mrs. Brown was elected State
Chairman of Civios, which adds
another laurel to the Holly Civic
club, which already has such
good standing in the state.
During the afternoon Mrs. J. q.
Brown sang several songs which
pleased her audience very much.
Mrs. Allen played an instrumental
solo, which also had it's share of
appreciation.
Important business will be trans
acted at the next meeting, Nov. 10.
Everyone come.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-30
WHEN A MAN MAKES GOOD

II is the universal custom to further
advance an official who has proven
true to his people and his trust. and in
asking the people to vote for DR.. John
S. Hasty this paper believes that it re.
quests their support for man who has
been tried and found not wanting.
DR.. Hasty has lived in the Arkansas
Valley for the past 81 years. he being
a practicing physician for 20 years of
that period. but lately retiring from
practice and devoting himself to the
pursuit Of farming and stock raising, in
which he has made the same success
that he made Of his other business.
In public life the Doctor has served
two terms in the state legislature, and
his actions there meet with the approv-
al Of all who have the interests OF the
state at heart.
When the special session Of the
legislature was called to pass upon the
militia bills contracted during the strike
in the coal fields. Dr.. Hasty was the
minority leader Of the House. He and
his followers stood strongly behind
Gov. Ammons when the governor
own party deserted him and refused to
endorse his actions in restoring Law
and Order. In this we have the spec.
tacle Of a man who is strong enough
and brave enough to stand by gov
ernor, who though of opposite political
faith. was doing his best to enforce the
laws which he had sworn to enforce,
and which his party seemed to wish
to not have enforced.
1t was through the efforts Of Dr..
Hasty that the Fl. Collins Agricultural
college made special appropriation to
investigate the disease which killed so
many valuable horses in this section
several years ago and by which this
disease was fully eradicated. He is
responsible for the fact that the A. v.
railway now employs mail clerks. in
stead Of the old pouch" system; he
assisted materially in passing the bill
which provides that the funds Of the
state must be deposited in various
banks throughout the state instead of
in one Denver bank as heretofore he
made the fight to get the appropriation
passed with which the Attorney Gem
eral was enabled to get assistance in
fighting the State of Kansas ia their
efforts to steal the water from the State
Of Colorado.
Dr.. Hasty has made good in every
sense Of the word and you and all Of
you should endorse his action by see
ing that he is elected as Senator on the
Republican ticket from the 25th Sena-
torial district, as in him you also have
a man who is a strong advocate Of
Law and Order"
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-30
"cHEss" HOUSE DEAD

Word was received from Wash
ington last week that Winchester
Chess House, had passed away
at his home at Yakima, death being
caused by blood-poisoning.
"Chess" House was born on the
old "Yankee Ben" ranch near Holly
twenty-eight years ago, and until
two years ago was resident of
this section, being employed as
foreman by the Sugar Company
for number of years. Lately he
has been foreman Of large cattle
ranch in the above named state.
He was a brother Of Marshal E.
House of this town, and leaves q
wife and and two small children
to mourn his going, besides host
of friends in these parts.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-30
STILL LIKES US
Pierce City, Mo-,
Oct. "a, 1914

The Chieftain,
Holly, Colo,
Dear Mr.. Wilson:
Enclosed you will find $1.50
for the Chieftain. Don't want
to miss one issue for we like it
fine. Hurrah for the Southside
boost it more for you haven't
said enough for it yet.
Yours,
C. D. North.