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The Raymer enterprise., 1914-07-02
AT. BROWNS, Register.

Sterling, CoIo., June 26, 19l4.
Notice of the above selection will be
published in The Raymer Enterprise,
New Raymer, Colorado, for a period Of
5 consecutive weeks, which ! hereby
designate as the newspaper nearest
the land above described.
A. +. BROWNS Register.
First sublicrticn July 2. last July 30.
The Raymer enterprise., 1914-07-02

Mrs. Wanser and niece, Miss Taylor
returned Saturday from Cheyenne.
where they spent two or three weeks.
The Raymer enterprise., 1914-07-02

Frank Turner played ball with the
Sterling team at Brush last Sunday.
He was accompanied by Miss NADIA
Barker.
The Raymer enterprise., 1914-07-02

|. N. Vik was passenger to Sterling
Tuesday returning yesterday.
The Raymer enterprise., 1914-07-02

L. Q. Bly, who was called 10 Chicago
some time ago by the sickness Of his
brother. returned home Monday. His
brother was dead and buried before he
reached Chicago. While there he was
taken sick with sciatic rheumatism
and 10 still obliged to use crutches.
The Raymer enterprise., 1914-07-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Miller entertained
q company Of young people last Friday
evening in honor Of their cousin, Miss
Leota Cutler of Carthage, Illinois. A
very pleasant evening was spent in
games and music after a fine dinner
served by Mesdames Miller and Knapp
An excellent time was reported.
The Raymer enterprise., 1914-07-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
o2il50
: United States Land Office, Sterling.
Colo, June rs. 1914.
NOTICE is hereby given that Emily
c. Knudson Of Sterling, County of Lo-
gan, Stale Of Colorado, has filed in this
Office her application to enter select
locate under the provisions Of Sections
1906 and 2307 Revised Statutes of
Uunited States, the following describ-
ell land, viz: Souta East quarter of the
South East quarter of Section Twenty
(2W, Township Seven ~ N, Range
Fifty-six (56) w., 6P. M.
Any and all persons claiming ad-
versely the lands described, or desiring
to object, because Of the mineral char
acter Of the land, or for any other rea-
son, to the disposal to applicant, should
file their affidavits of protests in this
Office, on or before the 1st day of
Aug, 1914.
The Raymer enterprise., 1914-07-02

Mrs. Murphy was Sterling passen-
ger Tuesday morning.
The Raymer enterprise., 1914-07-02

Fred Knapp buys cream every day,
but says he is going to take vacation
on the Fourth, so do not bring in your
cream on that day.
The Raymer enterprise., 1914-07-02

District Attorney Van Bradt and
Sheriff Lamb of TT. Morgan were in
town Monday looking up evidence In
regard to some Russians who passed
thru here last spring.
The Raymer enterprise., 1914-07-02

Catholic services viii be held in
Stoncham, Thursday, July 10th. I'm
portant business will be transacted and
ell members should try and be present.
The Raymer enterprise., 1914-07-02
LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST
Doing: u ~ Psopie Of Rayner and Vicinity Tor Past
Neck told in srief

Patriotism is above all this week.
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PUBLIC UTILITIES
COMMISSION WOULD
HASTEN B. I. BILL

j. N. s. Williams. acting chairman
Of the public utilities commission, re-
ported at a meeting this afternoon
that the members of the commission
and representatives OF the Rapid Tran
sit and Land Company held confer
ence with Governor Pinkham Monday
to ascertain whether 1t is possible to
facilitate action IN the matter Of the
Rapid Transit franchise which was
passed BY the last legislature and
which is now before Congress for ap-
prevail
Commissioner A. J. GignOux stated
that two other franehfses-th Hilo
Gas Company franchise and the Wal
n1ea, Kauai, electric franchise now
are pending before Congress. The
commission decided not to take any
action In these matters at the present
time The Waipahu Ice and Electric
Company, a part-utility organization,
will be requested to furnish the com.
mission with data regarding its capi.
tai stock, etc, in order that 1t may be
placed on the list of other corpora
tons coming under the jurisdiction
Of the commission
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HARRY MURRAY
|. TURNED down BY
THE SUPERVISORS
Japanese Aviator Refused Per.
NIT to Make Flights From
Kapiolani Park

Harry Murray vas denied conees-
sion at Aala park. for certain amuse-
ment devices which he proposed in
stalling there, the proposition of a
public dance hall at the same park
was bequeathed 10 the next board, and
the application Of two Japanese ava
tors for a permit to fly at Kapiolani
park next Sunday was denied by the
city and county supervisors at their
session this afternoon.
The meeting was policy session,
at which weighty questions OF prece-
dent were discussed with more or
less warmth and at great length. The
debate on Harry Murray's application
waxed and waned for more than an
hour, In the course Of which Supervis-
or Pacheco announced his opposition
and won sufficient support to defeat
It by declaring that public parks must
not be converted to the interests Of
private enterprise, and vowed that IL
the board granted the concession he
would make II an issue in the Demo
cratic campaign, now supposed to be
IN fuli DiaSt.
The vote was close, Petrie and
Markham voting with Paeheco. thus
making it q tie OF 3 to 8: whereupon
Mayor Fern declared the motion to
grant the concession was lost.
Lester Petrie, chairman of the road
and park committee. recommended
that the matter OF public dance hall
at Aala park be indefinitely postponed,
leaving il to be disposed of by the
next board. The hall would cost about
$4,000 and could scarcely be finished
before the present board disintegfates
He thought the dance hall, as an In
stftution, should be left for the new
members to consider.
The application Of the Japanese
aviators for permission to give an ex-
hibition at Kapiulani park next Sun
day was denied after brief discussion,
the members agreeing quite unani-:
mously that the flights would endan-,
ger the lives OF many people.
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FRONT STREET, HlLo,
SOON TO BE WlDENED

The proposition to widen. Front
street, Hilo, at last is definitely set
tied and the. actual work of removing
buildings along that thoroughfare and
opposite Church street will begin
within the next few days. Such is the
statement today OF Territorial Seere-
tary Thayer, who returned from the
Crescent City this morning. He
brought back the deeds to. the T. X.
Laiakea and Alvira H. Richardson
properties, for. which the territory is
to pay at the rate OF 81 per square
foot, or a total of about $500. and
the question of title between the ter
ritory and Mrs. Sarah Coan Waters
has been amicably and finally disposed
OF.
These people are to undertake the
expense temporarily or removing the
structures now on the street, to be
reimbursed by Hawaii county next
year
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P. N. 5. 5. nile IS
EN- ROUTE ID
EUROPE

Believed 70 have reached a British
or continental port. the p. M. s. s,
Nile, which had been withdrawn from
the transpacific service with the be.
ginning Of hostilfties between the Eu.
ropean powers because OF its British
registry, Is now known to have been
pressed into service as troop carrier
Officers IN the Japanese steamer
Shinyo Maru that departed for San
Francisco on Sunday afternoon stated
that at the time the sfinyo remained
at Nagasaki undergoing repairs the
Nile had been despatched from Hong
kong taking a large company OF re.
sefvists and others to Join the colofs
with British and French military or.
carnations,
II was first stated the Nile would
be operated by the British government
as scout vessel plying along the
China coast to India. The vessel IS
not credited with an extraordinary
amount or speed and II was mainly
for TINS reason that larger and fast.
ef vessel was substitiiteu
The Persia, also Of British registry,
which had been Withdrawn By the Pa
cific Mail when Germany ana the Al
lies went to war, Is still detained at
San Francisco to be despatched for
the Orient on November Z
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BRITISH WARSHIP
HAL1S AMERICAN
STEAMER

When offcefs nom The converted
British scout cruiser Himalaya board
ed the American coasting steamer Gov
ernor Forbes, at q point said to be
within the three-mile limit to the Phil.
ippine islands, far eastern shipping sat
up and took immediate notice. The
Himalaya accompanied by four other
British fighting craft assisted in over
hauling the steamer bearing the stars
and stripes. ..
The Governor Forbes was plying her
way peacefully from the south, and as
she was nearing port played her pow
erful searchlight, which happened to
focus on the men-of.war lying in the
darkness of her port bow. A shot
was fired as a warning to stop, which
was promptly obeyed. and then. the
four ships of war eflveloped her in the
glare OF their own dazzling search.
lights. As the Forbes lay to about
three miles north of Fortune island
she was boarded by Lieut.. A. Hooper,
r. N. r.. and a number Of British
sailors from one Of the war vessels,
which proved to be the auxiliary crllis-
er HimaIaya, formerly the p. & o.
liner
Lieutenant Hooper demanded to
know why the Forbes searchlight had
been turned on the men-of.war. Cap
tain Berciarte replied that he had been
Instructed to keep a sharp lookout.
After satisfying himself as to the neu
tra1fty Of the intefisland steamer the
lieutenant entered In the ships log
the following:
This is to certify that boarded
and examined the papers of this ship
and found everything satisfactory.
After afffxing his signature to this
entry Lieutenant Hooper and his men
left the ship ana the Governor Forbes
proceeded on her way to Manila Upon
her arrival Captain Berciarte rendered
a report of the occurrence to the col.
lect0r. of customs.
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CHINESE CONTRIBUTE
$3.50 TO. WAR RELIEF
FUND BEING COLLECTED

Chinese citizens OF Honolulu have
added the sum OF 1920 TO the War
Relief fund, the solicitation for this
money having been under the general
direction of b special committee Of
which Ghu Gem Is chairman and Ching
Sal treasurer. In addition TO the work
already done il is understood that the
Chinese women will undertake a col
lection OF additional funds from the
Chinese for the women and children
sufferers in the nations now at war $
A meeting of the War Relief Com
mittee was held this aftrenoon when II
was decided to send out tomorrow a
total of four Thousand dollars to be
evenly divided between Belgium,
France. Austria and Servia The
money will be sent TO the state depart.
ment with the request that 1t be for.
warded by the most direct route to the
women and children for whom It. is
intended
Thus far no money has been sent
from this fund to England or Germany
because the citizens of these countries
collected large sums which have been
forwarded. Later contributions sent
to the War helief committee win be
sent to Germany. Englsnd and Japan
in proportions that are appropriate.
OF the sums which have come In with
specific directions. Belgium has re-
ceiyed the largest amount.
The total received By this commit.
tee to date is S7.6S1.O5. There has
not been one dollar charge of expense
against this sum for handling IL. every
item OF expense being contributed even
to the exchange charge for forwarding
the money TO the secretary Of state
The one mean thing which has hap
pened IN the whole canvass Is the
stealing one OF the War Relief boxes
which was located In the Kalihi dis.
trfct. This shows that there are
ghouls in Honolulu as well as In the
midst Of the suffering soldiers, their
widows and orphans. The committee
intends TO give the thieves special
treatment once they are located
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rs % DISCOUNT
on all Of our 100
MONUMENTS

! Beginning Monday, October
-, beautiful 500 marble me.
mortal for SIS; $50 one for s45
Why allow the last resting.
place Of your loved one to re,
main unmarked Service and
satisfaction has built our reph.
tation and the lowering Of
prices is to make room for mar,
bic saws and polishing ma
chinery.
HONOLULU MONUMENT
WORKS, LTD.
King and PunchboWI SIS
r. o. Box 49,
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SEAMEN Defer
Fight UNTIL
MAKING SOUND

when Capt. r. II. Schiadser. mas
Ger Of the American schooner Andy
Maboney emerged from terrific en-
counter with one Of his officers and
several seamen yesterday afternoon, ne
appeared much the worse for the bat
fle that had ragged for some time over
fhe decks Of the lumber carrier.
A rrudge OF long standing was taken
mn anew when with bare fists Mate
Martin Benson began opening HOSTILE
ties upon the skipper. the night being
waeed 10 4 point where the men be-
longing 10 the crew were drawn into
the thick OF the fray.
A riot call was sent into police head
quarters Just before dark, and wagon
load OF officers rushed to the assist
snce Of Harbor Officer Carter, who had
heard the noise OF conlact from afar,
and had rushed into the thickest OF
the fight.
Carter succeeded IN persuading the
mate 10 accompany him to the CEN
traI station. The officer Immediately
eWore out warrant for the arrest OF
Captain Scnulntef upon charge OF
assault and battery. A couhtefcharge
was fled by the captain against Ben
son.
Captain and mate faced District
MAGISTRATE Monsarrat this morning.
During the night an agreement had
been reached whereby each participant
he'd aereed 10 . peace pact pending
the return u the Sound IN each in
rfnnca ffe case was dismissed
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VOLCANO Flames
CLIMB HIGHER,
REPORTS ThAYER

Territorial secfetafy w W. Thayeri
who returned this morning from Hilo,
reports that the volcano b more active
now than II has been since December,
1912, and that the people of Hilo are
visiting II In great crowds. Secretary
Thayer visited the crater Sunday and
saw great blazing area several acres
IN extent. There were very little and
at some times absolutely no fumes TO
obscure the view. The lava still is
at low level, but very brilliant and
the most picturesque he has Witnessed
In two years.
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Per stmr, Kilauea from Hilo and
way ports From f9ilo-F. 9. Hummel
and wife. Miss NJ. Mitchell, r. A.
Cloves, John Fraser, G. w. Alden and
wife, w. H. Multhrope, e. I. Westly
and wife. @. c. Hofgaard. Mrs. s. Vow.
en- and son. Mrs. w. Stone, e. N.
Holmes, VIM. Roth. J. c. Foss, Jf.. Al.
Grandhomme. O. Gieonetti. j. b Fer
nandez and wife. Mrs Il Maluo and
son, J. X. Zumwalt, F. w. Holland,
mrs. W. Cahfil, w. w. Thayef. j. j.
smiddy, Miss M. Mitchell. From La
hama III. Jones. w. l. Barrus, ]. L.
FIening and daughter, X 1mamura,
W p Jarrett A. A. Wilson, Geo o.
Cooper. d. H. Kahaulelio.
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Per Str. Mikahala for Maui. Molokal
and Lanai ports October Poi a
Hatch, Mrs. G. 9. Conradt, child and
nurse.
Per ST. Claudine for Maui ports oc
lob1f zo.z-W A. Anderson. X crast
h Fn0ne Saw. 4. Andrade ana wife
Antoine Anfrade and vile, A. G. Hee
i. n. Tougher, John Murray, \. 4
Inefb6ch. w. Chalmers, Joe Chalmers
Mrs. N1saki, s. MasalZL Miss Masaki
Per ST. Kinau Tor Kauai ports 0cfo'
Der 20 n w. Wichmbn, r. II MOhn,
q rusfnrd. Rev. n. p Jund Rev. ],
w. Wadinhh. Mrs. w. Pillar, w A,
Aldrich. r. g. Laeseh. Miss J. Mendi0'
Ia. Antoine Kwaa. Henry Maui. p. Ka,
lau. Mrs A. Homer, w 7. Frost. Sid
EnIi1or. Miss j. soper. r. Mkt, M
osaki. Miss M. J. Pereifa. D. H Hitch:
cock. i. ]. Warren, Miss Esther Adol
mo. Miss Esther Huh. Mrs Kaua Kai
wi Mrs James n. X. KaiwI Alexan'
Der k1iNi. Rev. J ?. Erdman Leone
Per ctr. Kilaoea for HiIo and way
ports October 21.Chas Gay and wife
800 = -.
Lindsay Miss 1Ae hlnosay = g
scott. 3 q wallace MIS- Y. AI'es ., ~
Miss M de kocknef. 4. Crawford. Choy
Zane. ] N. s. Williams, P. r. Hasson'
Geo. Snythe. Mrs HelFie.
Per N. n. s. s. Matsonia for San
Francisco October II John Twomeys
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oe1,s' - 4. 0nsls ~, ~ " S :. = - z
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NoNaro n'.ls. MISS ~ iynon MISS
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4sie Afs. 4: r ell''s Mss s>'.'
ne Natee Ms. = AefeA Mrs: =: q
Lyon. Mss Aatnei.le 1aftiand' HIs
~ =. lsNe{t MIS-. ~ Ans.ln. MI :
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Miss Crimes MS seeeef MISS
A4ff : roster ~ ana MIS-. =
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MISS g y LQu9niin Fred Boyd
Lester n cafasan mrs. q Car
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The Music Lovers.

She Did You enjoy the opera last
night, Herr Schwartz?
He-No; ! couldn't hear anything.
She Why not?
He-Two ladies sat in front OF me
and chatted the whole evening about
how much they loved music.
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HESS PROMOTOGRAM.


After departine sfrnm Honolulu fol
lowing the discharee of GOO tons Of
Australian coal the British freightel
strst hsafty Il reported 10 have mel
with l6isf0fthnt and consid efable
damage b going ashore at Point Hud
son. near Ftft Townsend, Wash. The
vessel has been reiioated, Nithoht as
distance. The stfdthfafTy remained
a1fonhd FOR some days but IS slated t.
have pfoceeded to It's dest inati6n. The
STRAIT garry ste6In3d from Honolulu
f0f Eureka. Cal. Where d portion 81
4 shipment Of lumber was loaded The
vessel Nas scheduled to tomplate car
60 ~ sound ports.
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VESSELS TO AND ]
FROM THE ISLANDS
Especial Wireless 20 Merchants
Exchange.
TueerI.v October %

Tuesdsr, October 20.
NEWcASTLErSailed. October -. s
S. Sfrathairly. for Honolulu.
Sailed. October IS. s, s. strath-
blame. Ter H6ncinln (pof pfevi0usl
Y0K0Hk E1iIed. October ~ s. S
Korea I6r HoIoInIn
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The Bank Of Engsand was large
purchaser OF gold and took l71.eo0
pounds United States gold coin and
10000 pounds bar gold.
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Hawaii sugar Reocrt.

Sugar awaiting shipment on the
island Of Hawaii includes the follow
Ing lots according TO q report brought
to Honolulu BY Purser Phillips of the
steamer Kilauea: Hakalau 1928, Kai.
wiki 1913. Hamakua Mill 1856, Puma
iuu 1888 and Honuapo 2396 sacks.
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sLAvs SUFFER HEAVY LOSS
IN PRZEMYSL ATTACK.

VIENNA, Austria, (via Amsterdam
and Londonl, Oct 19.-The Austrian
general staff estimates that the Rus
slams lost 1000 men IN their attack
On Przenysl.
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'Aysdes Now Heard From.

The Matson Navigation steamer
Hyades has been heard from through
a message 20 the agency OF Castle &
Cooke, which states that the vessel m
clearing the sound had been supplied
with 34N0 tons Of cargo for Honolulu.
as tons for Port Allen, 800 tons for
RahuluI. sT5 tens for TIilo and Is tons
for KaanapalI A shipment Of live
stock Is due to arrive n the vessel
The Hyades should reach here within
"a hours
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Deserter L caaehs On pronto.

Besertef = Canaht on Pronto.
The Norwegian steamer Prouto
proved the undoing Of Private H. B.
keAthleg Of Company X Isl infantry,
who to-day was turned over to the mili-
tary authorities upon a charge Of de-
sertion. KeatAley had discarded his
United States army uniform for blue
dangarees and had shipped as a fore-
mast hand In the Norwegian freighter
Pronto. whoeh steamed for Makatea
island yesterday afternoon. Harhor
Officer Carter discovered the uniform
belonging 20 Keathley on board the
schooner Andy Mahoney The police
are led to believe that the soldier
failed In his attempt to stow away
on the windiammer.
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Hugh Rodlnan IS the real sail0rmap
among the BIG Guns, 50 to SPEAK, IN
the navy. Even the fear.admifais.
who top off Uncle Sans great naval
service, do not come up to Rodman
for love Of the sen, II the proof OF the
act is the doing thereof. For Hugh
Rodman. captain Ia the navy. who has
taken charge OF the important respon-
sibility Of looking after the shipping
that goes through The Panama canal,
boasts Of longer sea services than any
other officer on the active list Of the
United States navy. Rodman has
been at sea considerably more than Is
years, which is Just half his lifetime
He Is a KentuckIan-bofn and has
been IN the navy since September,
1876. His last assignment was n com.
|mand Of the b1ttleship Delagafe.
Then Colonel 0oe1naIs wanted d 6ith
officer Of the navy to take charge oi
the handling Of shipping through the
great waterway and picked Captain
Ro1man as his choice. 1t Is 3 mark
81 distinction ana hodrnan likes It.
esri eeri On csrman stestners.
Reports have been received in Ma
mia 70 the effect that On one OF the
three German. ships now taking re-
fuge In Eamboanea beri beri has brek4
"a out among the ia Chinese passen-
gers aboard and That seven have a.
ready died.
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Bowl On the Y. n. c. 4. aIlsy..--Ady.
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Enterprise DUE Thursday.

Enterprise Due Thursday.
The Matson Navigation steamer En-
tefprise has been delayed in arrival at
Honolulu. presumably because Of bad
weather. A late, wireless message re.
ceited at the agency of Castle 4
Cooke last evening states that the yes.
sci with no passengers. but q large
cargo, may be expected to arrive from
San Francisco on Thursday morning.
The Enterprise is reported bringing
1909 tons OF cargo for Honolulu and
657 tons freight for discharge at Ka-
hu1ni. Included In This amount are
Is automobiles and 47S6 barrels OF
cement The vessel was supplied with
as sacks OF later mail from the coast
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Jspsnese Coal German steaner.
Poverty, war and business make
queer bedfelloWs and the spectacle
Of the German freighter Elmshorn and
the japanese collier K0sfu Maru lying
ii the Manila bay snug up to each
other recently caused considerable
comment. The Koshu Maru was sefy.
ine her enemy's shin with mnch-needed
black diamonds.
IT IS stated that the move vas made
70 avoid the expense Of lighterage.
American elso On German Frei6htsr.
The German steamer Clara Jebsen,
which vas recently purchased .by the
Don steamsip Company, and Re.
named The Don Neal. has been
despatched from Manila for 11oilo,
Cetu zaniboanga and Mindanao lum.
bet ports Capfain EnriQ1e Ofozco
formerly Ia charge Of the inter1slahc
ste6fner Oh6ffnca. was IN command
81 the Don Men On her maiden trip
Tor the south.