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La Junta tribune., 1914-09-26
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A meeting Of the Republican
County Central COMMITTEES vas held
In Rocky Ford last Monday evening.
and an orGanisation for he coming
campaign perfected By elscting Of.
ficers ~ follows: Cnairmaa, WI.
liam b. Winchsli :vics chairman, Mn.
X. e. Inge: secretary r. q. Daltoa:
executive committee. Dr.. a. L.
Stubbs. Of L. Junta: y. U. Randall
and 8. w. Greasy. Of Rocky Ford:
w. w. Spencer. Of Mansauols, and G.
9. Kckinley. Of Fowler.
Il II the intention to open heed.
qusrtsn IN both Il Junta asA Roealy
Ford at once and commence Q yig.
orous campaign which viii result d
the election Of the counsy ticket h
its entirety. Not . thing lees thaa
. clean sweep will b. satissactory 70
the managers Of the campaign.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-26
Crowley Cos..y to Re E.l.rssd.


A large number Of the citisens Who
live Just over the north line Of
Crowley county are agitating . move
ment looking to tho striking off Of
. strip Of territory from the south
part Of Lincoln county. and sdding
II TO Crowley county. Just how far
this has gone. or may yet bs push
cd, We are not advised. Certainly
Crowley county would gladly add
the strip to the county - now consti-
tutsd. The strip proposed To -
'aSds1> 4uaalA - Dafxsnsx.eour nilss
wide and forty-slght miles long. In
other words. Il would make Crowley
county twenty.four miles longer
north and south. and the forty
eight mile dimenslons. east and west,
would lap over on the north line Of
Kiowa county eighteen miles. This
II rich land for farming and grax-
Ing purposes. and would b . valu-
able acquisition to Crowley county
Ordway Call.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-26
- wlss /. de- co..sy cs.rt


The booze session Of the county
court which has been on during the
past ten days. came 70 IN abrupt
tsrnination Thursday night, after
~ jary had returned . verdict OF
not guilty In the case against 0lys-
ron Brothers. Of Swink. charged
with sailing liquor 70 minors. Yes
to-day mor.ing the jury was dis
charged from further attendance at
court. and the casss against Al Ra-
sof. charged with selling liquor In
dry territory, were nollisd. The
ease against Fox 4 Jonss. charged
With selling booze In dry territory
was continued for the term and this
will probably b the end OF It.
Out Of the fourteen informations
filed In the county court charging
the Swink saloonkeepers with vari-
Gus and sundry infractions OF the law
only two convictions were secured.
This was the case in which Fog 4
Joaes were charged with selling TO
minors. Last Saturday morning the
Jury brought in q verdict OF guilty
after being out all night. The PEN
atty b fine OF from 96 TO $50.
The attorneys for the Swink booze
artists. Sabin. Chambers 4 Co.,
wsre given ten days In which to file
. motion for . new trial.
Tho case against 0lysson Bros,
In which they were charged with
selling liquor In dry territory-re-
eeiving orders In La Junta and de-
livering the goods by means Of
Swink dray-was tried last Tues
day and Wednesday. and in this
case Judge Mcdaniel Instructed the
jury TO bring In . verdict OF mot
guilty." on the ground that there
was NO evidence to show that Rasor.
the drayman. was an agent Of Clys-
son Bros, and also on the ground
that where an officer OF the law has
been . party 70 procuring the viola
tion Of = Law . prosecution cannot
be had-according TO the supreme
court In this case e. A. vallous
who holds . commission ~ deputy
sheriff BY virtue OF hfs being bailiff
OF the district court. assisted the de-
tectivss, -Shasp anA .Thackss, IN prn-.
curing Tie necessary svidsncs.
And thus eadsth the booss trials.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-26
csssasospe Bssisess PtckiaG Up.

Now that the cantaloupe season II
over and Thousands Of cantaloupes
are rotting In the fields. Il IL report
cd that the price has picked up and
that the demand In Chicago Ii great.
" In excess Of the supply. A teis-
gram was received from Orviile
Wood last Wednesday that standard
crates were selling In Chicago for a..
and that the demand was good with
prospect Of even bssssr prices. He
wanted the L. Junta growers 70 ship
another carload n Il was possible to
secure them. but according 70 the
growers this II satirsly out Of the
question. ~ most Of the fields were
abandoned two weeks ago.
The Ia Junta growers still have
thirty-one cars 70 hear from. and Il
IL hoped that The price on thess Will
show . material advance. The last
two carloads on which returns were
received showed . very decided sd.
vance. the net returns 20 the grower
being 10 cents for standards and ~
cents for ponies. Previous 10 this.
however. there was carload after car.
load that did not bring enough 70 pay
the freight. This Ii going 70 bs tho
most disastrous cantaloups season
that the growers Of La Junta. - we'll
- the Arkansas Valley. have ever
known.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-26
soyw Club DEPARTMENT..

The Honor Court held q meeting
"Wednesday night for the purpose Of
outlining the policy for the years
work. The principal matter Of bus
insss dispossd Of was the perfection
Of . schedule for the try.outs for
coups.
Coup. pronounced koo. u . French
word. also used By the Sioux lndi-
ans. meaning Decd" The boys
ass, divided Into honor groups. &C.
eoedlng 70 he number Of coups they
have earned.
It was decided In Wednesdays
nsssiag % make saturday. 0ctobsr
-, . ssssrai eoup day. at which
tine any elub member may ~ out
IT. ~ aeeonpllshmsat es any deeds
Gee which eeups sss givsa. A few
eDeelal 1sys fes certain svspts were
GoG1Gnaled also % fellows:
oeeetee etA-HiOh junD. broad
1umD. eAot put, aad 1lseus tArow.
oeeetee oth-Threwing sa1 bat-
~ basstsil. psntlas aal dFoS
h1Gk1ag feettal1. itft
0o(oooe 9oth-oAe hous waltz.
0oooees 9otA- 0ae nile walk.
~ seAeluIe has besa seaDlelsd
- - SoauAsy. ~ Noveabee n
= G1nl1ns - ~ 0eso iosooslves
- ~ ~. oeoeeses - ~ ~.
ul1oP = y eo0Doeel 0es(1y q
q 1noe1so 49,.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-26
COMING EVENTS.

The Nude Club viii meet with Mrn.
r. q. Woodbridge Monday aficrnoon
September Seth.
The flrst meeting Of the woman's
Club 10 b. held this season will b
held o. Friday aftssnooa with Mrs.
Ella Nght..
~ Dirthday Club win hold the
fisse nestins Of Tie ssasoa With Mrs.
Ella Llght Tussday Afternoon Sep
tsmhes 3Sth.
Ths Parish Ala Of TIE Prssby tsr.
Ian ehurch viii mest Thursday a.
tsfnesa VIII Mn. D. \. MeCune %
Cassea aveaue.
Ths Wsaaas' llisleassy Society q
ths DaDtise shursh viii meet nsxs
Thussday Win Mn. seufus Phillipss
q ~ Dslievisw svsaus. Y
~ LAAios Az 0osssev Of u
ChslBtAa eAussA W111 oeet Thur.
~ aeleeseoa wooA Nh 4. q. ~
~ g ~ oasssa svsoue.
~ oeasual ~ = ~ Methods
sAussh M 49, ~ 1Aassday =
~ tassneas g ~ eev eAureh. p.
viGloa NJ. : vil1 - ~ Aeslsss.
~ cnslellaa WeGaae Beard y
l1lG1looo g ~ onGogo0na oAufch n
~ - y5l1oV o1o1eDoea ~
~ 06ooDo ~. ~ 1sAa Lo6o
= : = - - es'saas.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-26
l.yc..m E.s.rsa,ans.s Co.rss.

n II might b well TO NY few
cords Il this dime about the Lycs-
nm entertainment courss that We
prs to have during the winter months.
Qaite = number Of inquiries have
epme in ~ to whether the course
was going to materialiss or not. TO
M such inquiries We wish 70 say that
|ehe course ID an assured fact. The
FIRST number will b. given ON We'd
Enesday evening. October 3lst. at the
baptist church. Miss Fay Hancock,
Ea representative Of the Midland Bu-
Seau secured enough names to make
the course . certainty. Some have
.mosed away since they signed. but
Eenough new names can be secured to
more than make up the loss.
The people responded in 4 noble
fashion. which Is an indication that
the good people Of our city appreci-
At such talent ~ IL brought here
by the lyceum bureaus. The mana
gers have always tried to get the best
talent available for the amount Of
money invested. and this year will be
no exception. There was one num-
Der Of the regular course which might
not appeal to our people. 70 We ask
ed for q change. this change cost us
$40. Nevsrthesess We would rath-
er do this and have satisfied crowd
of people At the seasons close.
We simply mention this one item
that the people might know We are
doing our best TO please them. For
this reason we ask the cooperation
Of all In order to make the thing a
success. SO that We might close the
season without deficit.
The course this year consists Of
the following numbers: Meister-
singers Male Quartette: Hon. Gran
vile Jones. lecturer and humorist:
the Sarah Bates Concert Company:
Arthur Rachel. enactor Of plays. and
Whites Star Concert Company.
More will be said concerning the
ability and record of each number At
a latter date. The entertainments
will be held in the auditorium Of
the. Baptist church this year. The
price Of tickets will be the same ~
hssseofere. sssely. $3.50 for ahe
I'VE numbsrs. Students Of our pSb-
lie schools. half price, Tickets may
b secured from either the r. NJ.
Stark Furnitue Company. or the
manager.
EMMANUEL PAYNE.
Manager.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-26
MADE 4 BLUFF WORK.
Two Deadbeats who Attempled "a
SKIP ~ Town Rounded Up q
6ssar City-Made 70 Diagorge

John 8. Robinsou and n. r. Stew
art. two young men who have been
working ON the Santa Fe rip track"
during the past two months. drew
their time last Thursday morning.
casAsd In and made an effort to beat
Il out Of the country. After pack
ing their belongings in . suitcase
which they borrowed from = friend
who roomed at the same house.
they hired an automobile and skid
dooed across the country to Sugar
City. where they intended to take
the Missouri Pacific for fields
green and pastures new.
An acquaintance who knew they
were indebted to two local mer-
chants for about $50 worth Of cloth
Ing. which they had secured on cred
II through the good offices Of 4 young
man named Ryan. who stood good
for them. happened TO observe them
while they were cashing their dts
charge checks. and he Immediately.
notified the two merchants to whom
they were indehtsd-Wm. Chutcow
and N. Goodman. They were not
much concerned over the matter. ~
they were confident that youug -Ry-
IN would pay tho I'LL which he had
stood good for. but flaally Mr.. Good
man consented to provide an automo-
bile and accompany young Ryan and
his friend on trip to Sugar Cs&y in
an effort to make the deadbeats disr
gorge II II was possible to make that
kind OF a bluff stick.
The journey over To Sugar City
was made In the best time possible
with Ford machine. and the sleuth-
ing party arrived Just = few minutes
after the first automobile had reach
ed It's destination. The sleuths sep
arated and started out ON = round up
Of tho town. taking u Al the saloons
and other resortS gvl6ga II was
thought the two young men we're In
BILE TO be. They wets vasy, quick
y located. and q tiFst showed an in
elination To fight. but when notified
4eat ths. lnAfahal ,of !. La Junta
had tslsphonsd TO tie iSafskat 81
Sugar City and that they were lia-
bic to be arrested At any minute.
they both weakened and promptly
paid over 3l9.60-32+.60 for Good
man and SIS for Chutcow. This
was one instance where bluff
worked. ~ II Ia very doubtful
whether there was any legal method
by which the two desdbcats could
have been made 70 dissorge.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-26
Te.pera.ce ..d r..-..

In 1850. under license. the Kansas
tax rate for state purposes Vas SIS
mills on the dollar. The Nebraska
rate was only 80 mills. In 1881.
under prohibition. the Kansas rate
dropped 70 50 mills. while the Ne
braska rate Increased TO e.l. In
1859 the figures stood Kansas IS:
Nsbeaska 10. In isss the Kansas
rate had further dropped 70 80. but
Nebrasks, with saloons 70 Day part
Of her rsvsaue. had osen compelled
% raise hse rate 70 ~.
In 1914 Kansas had reached the
rsaaskably low figure Of l.s mills.
whils Nebeaska. whose people doubt
lsss failed % follow Kansas sxamDls
n outiawiag saloons bscauss Of the
argunsat that prohibition raises The
tax rate. were suffering under . rate
oe 10 Mills.
Ard ~ ~ bsess representatives
in local eDsiea eeatssss have the sf.
frontssy % warn psoDls against out
lavins The salooa besanss you viii
have % ~ nees tssssl" Z
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-26
sa,oo. = Dsssssl.

Whether or mot ths thousan1thI
man or the thousandth wouAn -
lieves in national prohibltion. e ri
~ Inevitable q tomorrow's aansine.
Although the Thousands of ealooa1
in the vet states stun ars nak1nG
drunkards aud worse than drunk
ards Of thousands OF otherwise -
ceut and useful American citissas,
national prohibition has a1sea1y
been declared BY the business woe1As
From Maine to California Il b NJ
tually impossible for known drink
ing man to get Job. How long q
will take the slower moving law 70
supplement nationwide economic
prohibition with nation wide moral
prohibition, depends ON W. ON such
states as Kansas.
We must have saioonless nation.
We must have II not only to protect
the manhood and tho usefulness Of
the man ON the job. but to save
every year thousands Of womsa
from moral shipwreck. II Il true
saough to say that NO girl and few
women ever entered the downward
path who did not first pass through
. wine room or drink too deeply oe
liquor on the way.
II Il trite 70 say that the grsatsst
promoter Of crime. Of poverty. Of
disease. Of degeneracy, and OF social
evil in America ID the saloon. Nv
erybody knows II. Il ruins more
boys. moro girls. more men and more
women every year than all the other
kinds Of evil put ether.-Topeka
Capital.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-26
so.a..s. no. ,s...o.r,.

The. 0asstts ID under obligations
- Mrs. n. n. CLARK. who though
for many yeas . resident Of far-off
Colorado seili rensmhsfs BrookflsId.
Tor ~ illustfatsd coy Of ~ L.
Juata Tribune. which Dapss. n ~
way. hss doas flae end artistic
Dlscs Of wesk II ths way Of furnish
iag the two hunlre1 mlnislsss vho
~ attending TIE asnusl eeofss.
seee q ~ Msthedlse npleeeoal
church n ~ DIV with . seuvsais
~ the oeeaslea.
u Il Junta y . sltv neasusso %
- ~ Tslbuse - . neweDaooe. anl
~ Dsee1ne n lees, tAeeo ~ Z
oAlnG ~ natlss M II Juo1A.
1haaks, Nh ClosoI.-Ddboolla
(me.) oaso(oA
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-26
FLOWER AND GARDEN ExHInzE.
Ks1nes Awardsd ~ First Natisaal
DAnk = Flower I'D GaFdea
Isuek Cuaesse.

All day long last saturday the
lobby Of the First National Bank 10
ssmbsd an agricultural and fioricul-
tnfAl hall a. = STATE fair. Many
large tables we're loaded with . won-
dsrful display Of garden truck
grown BY the kids" OF La Junta
during the past season. the exhibit
including almost everything known
to the vegetable kingdom. Accom-
panying It was . wealth Of beauti-
full flowers-more flowers than La
Junta has ever known before In one
brief summer. the display including
almost every variety known to flori-
culture At this season OF the year
even TO angels trumpets." which
was something new under the sun
TO some OF 10 at least.
Last Nay the First National Bank
issued . little booklet entitled "Ag-
riculture and Money Culture" in
which they announced their belief
that the future Of this country de-
pends ON agriculture and the future
Of Agriculture depends ON the right
training Of the boys and siris." In
order to encourage interest among
the boys and girls and Induce them
to make back yards bloom and bios
som and cultivate vacant lot gardens.
the bank offered 500 In prises to
the pupils Of School District No. IL.
competition to be open TO all pupils
resident and enrolled In the element
ary schools. and all exhibits to be the
result Of . given pupils own labor.
The prizes were awarded 10 those
pupils. regardless Of grade in school.
who made and maintained the first
best. second best. third best and
fourth best garden Of not less than
fifty square feet in area throughout
the season. Decisions were based
on thrse oso>ctions OF the gardens
one In J1ne. another In July and
another In August.
The school children entitled to the
geasral prizes offered -bx The; First
Nationsl Bank for the four best ear-
dsns a. dsc1ded by sAs isdsss aD-
pointed IN accordance With the plan
outlined ia "Agriculturs and Money
Culture" are - follows:
First prise-Ardery Renick. South
La Junta. SO.
Second prise-John Donaldson.
Smithland avenue. $500.
Third prize - Bernics Owynn.
North La Junta. $500.
Fourth prise-Chariss Lewis.
South L. Jnnta. $500.
In addition 70 these the following
had excellent gardens and are consid-
cred worthy Of. special mention:
Daniel Coleman. Grant Brags. Eu-
gene vallew. Clarsnce Priastsr. Win.
iftsd Elder. Edith Elder. Eda
sciumbato. Stanley 0sodali. Allen
Marshall. GLADYS OilcArist. Bertha
Lawson. Gertrude Yroass. Garnet
Torrsncs. Nell Tosssacs. nj ecasf.
Nell Wright. Fiossacs Bomsardssr.
Charles wright. Lasrsa W1nsAiD
and Mabel Fleming
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-26
'A-.,, ard r'.s'...'. x...'.s.


The tsmpsraace meeting held al
the rest rooms on Tuesday afternoon
was we'll attended. ana was a'liyely
and profitable oae. Several mem-
bsrs Of the committee for orGanir.
lag The young canDaignsrs were
present and formulated plans 70
carry on the WORK.
The prssidsnt. Mrs. Masy Wilson.
and vice prssidsat Ars. Hlla coder.
ars 70 b our delegates at the oom-
lag convsntion. which b 70 BE- held
II saIlda. Ssptsmber seth and oc-
tobee lst and "a. Two new mein'
bsrs we're added 70 our nvmbers. and
six honorary nsmbsrs.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-26
.0ss q - aIIa6sw."

The Tribune issssd froa its prsss
rooms . few days ago . nsat thirty
six Page book. ''0ut Of Tie shadow. .''
By J. L. woodbridge. Of ths Fowler
Eeg Farm. Ths seosy vas first
publishsd II the Kansas City oear
some tims aso. asd sascs tAaa tine
Mr.. Woodbeidge has had - many ~
guests sos eepiss Of tAs papse co.
tainias sans that tAe suDDly sooa
became sxhausesd. Ths stesy was
thsa pit II beek form Tor the beneflt
a suffering humanity thsougAost
ths couatsy. ~ seosy. vhisA ~
cords llr. WeelbsSlss's experiences
vhile lishsisg ~ wsy thFoush ~
beesulosls = health. has alroa1y
bssa ths nsaas e dlssetisg aaay
eehses, similarly al1llees1. - ~
hsaith:rssaeFlas ellnses g Cejesa-
-. Our fellow eownsnaa ~ soeat
- sDall aneuat g 0eaey = boAals
q ouf1seias hsnanily. tAsesgA ~
e1guulaalea q III soesys ~ ~
thgouGA tossssoesleneo - eohGg
ennnasos q hsloeulseas.-Sevleg
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-26
FLOWB1ea.

Cnasmhaan. Flrst 0saAs.
D-Any Flower. Jack Bsadish. ell
Ratoa.
D-ziaaia. ines Ritter. 7ss cin.
isron.
+opscisl Display Miilis wins-
grad. 10 oaithlaad.
Pask. ssesaA GsaAs.
A-svsst nsas. .Oraat Bragg.
South Ratoa.
R-As.srs. oraas Bnss. sostA
D-Aay Flower. oraa. Brass.
0outh Rstea.
E-spseiai Display. Ruth 0sis-
som. 1914 South Bsilsvisw.
IAnceas. 1hlP1 Oss1e.
D-Any Flower. 0sosge Coleman.
Barnes svsaus.
D-Aay piewss-Edward Fusit.
31l West Third stsess.
Cslamblan. v6oseh 0sa1s.
D-Astsss PAyilis 1kias. go oaa-
= ~ svssss.
C-ssasssrsisns. PAyiiis King.
ooe oaata ~ avsaus.
D-Aay Flewsf. Hslsa Pc. 1888
oootA ~ Jsaa avoaus.
A g ~ abovo wese ewar1e1
ps1ees g ol.eo - flewess.
Nnoson. V1luh 0Bo1A
A-ouooe Psas, 0lalye 0sDsAs1se.
80 Do11ovlew ovoouo.
1-Aaesst oialys olDsAsist 80
De11ovjew avs1ss. 9
HnA II Su1h (.
oCae1neo1ons, Ga ~ -
DAg ylsvss. c.asa ~ -
oo@11-1,o p ~ -,
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-26
o.-ro co...y .. s.... v.,r.

Otero county carried of fifty-two
first premiums. ninstssn ssconds asl
elk thirds. besides swsspseakes u
the best collection OF native grasses
tios In aiiD. swsspssakss o. ~
collection Of corn. and elfst o. tho
bsst county display o. ceuaty es.'
hibias Which probably 70 this eeun-
W's sreatsst dlseineelon.
Frank Burke. Of Duroe Jerry
fame. captured two gnan1 ehaapeea
and four ehsmDiea psiDss q ~
state fair and brought hene ~ q.
yer trcphy. NJ. DusAs's e1eek 49,
slevsa first and slx sssoo1 ogooog,
aad hs sold his srand shaolea booe
70 TIE Riley bFothers = rovloe. -
Rocky Ford osseets. (.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-26
- I. nsssvW.

&. 4. pahlossa - n ~ t0ea
0onal ooooonVs = . elvll - ~
= - l611oe oDqse ~ eoooooon
~ oloocu. n, y . ~ teeodeeloo
- So1DQ1e = e1o1Doee Woek -
- = ~ oo1cs16t - - Doolnr
- ~ -
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-26
hs~sAa.a's a..sII's.

~ nsabsss e ~ l1esonGI1s
sselatisa q l. Suala ~ DogoDol
n . "Gnekeg'' y - G1voo ~ 4 &
ruff usll ~ T1oo11o toon1 y
~ 0e0boe g ~ 49,
peeoo1 y - Dgoo1i q ~ =
pssonneo ~ - NJ d ~
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1914-02-13

tnat the law was not to be enforced. An
other cause of misapprehension, according
to the department, is due to the SUPPOSE
ton that the department could change the
regulations at short notice, but the law
provides that before any proposed change
can become effective it must be published
Tor period of three months Consequently,
it is stated, it is impracticable to amend
the regulations this spring.
Under the law spring shooting is every
where prohibited and for the first time the
birds will have an opportunity to reach
their breeding grounds without being
slaughtered on their way.
Reports thus far received at the depart
ment indicate that water fowl wintered
well in most parts of the country and, if
the mild weather continues, are likely to
begin moving northward at an early date.
The department urges that sportsmen CO.
operate in giving the birds a complete
closed season this spring. thus allowing
them to reach their breeding grounds with
out the usual slaughter to which they
have been subjected in recent years.
1T is believed" says the department,
that if the cooperation of the sportsmen
generally can be secured and the migrating
water fowl be protected in their passage
north to their breeding grounds very few
seasons will see decided increase in their
number. 1t thus may be possible later to
modify present restrictions in the direc-
ton Of longer open seasons"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1914-02-13
PROPOSALS FOR OILNG.

Sealed proposals for oiling one section
Of State Highway ageregating about 71.76
miles in length and requiring approx
mately 224,405 gallons Of oil. as follows
Hyattsville residency; counties, Montgom-
gomery, Prince Georges. Anne Arundel,
Washington Boulevard miles, 71.76; gal
Ions, 224, 405, will be received by the State
Roads Commission at its offices, sol Gar
rett Building, Baltimore, Md. until IL M.
on the 26th day of February, 1914. at
which time and place they will be publicly
opened and read.
Bids must be made In writing for the
work outlined in above residency and
upon forms which will be furnished by the
State Roads Commission. Specifications
will be furnished by the commission upon
application.
The successful bidder will be required to
give a $4,000 bond and comply with the
Acts of the General Assembly respecting
contracts.
The commission reserves the right to re-
jeci any and all bids.
By order of the State Roads Commission
this 10th day Of February. 1914.
o. E. WELLER,
VIM. L. MARCY, Chairman.
Secretary.
feb l3-td
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1914-02-13
NOTICE OF SALE.

Notice is hereby given that if the taxes
shown to be due by the above list, together
with the interest accrued and the proper
tional cost Of advertising and fees, be not
paid on or before the second Monday In
April, in the year 1914. the same being the
18th day of April. A. D. 1914, the under
signed, Clerk to the County Commissioners
and ex-otticio Treasurer and Collector of
State and county taxes for MONTGOMERY
county, will on the second Monday Of April,
the same being the 18th day of April, A,
d. 1914, at the hour Of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, in
front OF the Court House. in the town of
Rockville, Md. proceed to offer each and
every Of the above-described piece or parcel
OF land and premises for sale to the high
est bidder for cash, beginning with the
first parcel on said list Of the First Elec-
ton District, and so on throughout the
several lists Of the several election districts,
as In the order named. and said sale will
be continued on each secular day. lesal
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1914-02-13
To Enforce The Game Law.

Reports that the Federal law for the
protection Of migratory birds would not be
enforced this spring are declared to be en-
tirely unfounded and misleading by the
Department Of Agriculture in a statement
calling attention to the fact that February
LIST marked the end Of the hunting season
in most Southern States and practically
throughout the country. Every effort. il
says. lis being made to enforce the law
so far as the limited means provided by
Congress- will permit"
The statement was issued to allay the
misapprehension caused in certain sections
Of the country by the circulation Of reports