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Hauck and Hart WI. shoot.

NEWARK. n. j.. Feb. 2s.-Peter Hauck,
Jr. and James A. Hart WON the feature
event at the trapshooting meeting OF the
Essex County Country Club to-day, n
two man team shoot. each man shooting
I'm strings OF IS birds. The winning team
started from scratch and broke ~ Of the
possible SO. Peter Hauck with a handicap
Of s targets won the sweepstakes with u
score Of rs. while Hart WAS hrst In the
Olympic shoot with Is from scratch. c,
H. DAILY from scratch won the season
trophy event. also at IS targets, with a 20.
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Halpin Rams in Hub
and Here Same Day

p INNING a pair Of great middle
~ distance races in one day on
indoor tracks over 200 miles apart
forms tho latest worlds record for
Tom Halpin, who turned the trick
yesterday. In the afternoon the
Harvard relay team made a new
amateur record Of 800 to win from
the Boston A. A., for which Halpin
was third man. the others being
Bill Meanix. Burns and Mcrrihew.
Halpin and Meanix hoped on fast
train to New York, where, with
Burke and Mahoney as mates. they
beat the N. Y. A. G. relay team at
the Fordham games last night.
Halpin's quarter being timed in
80 2-5 seconds.
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BOXING BOUTS LAST NIGHT.

Al Vanderbilt a. C,-Jack Keatins knocked
out Jack Robbers In the nr.t round.
pointed the Zulu Kid.
At the Broadway A. Goo Chip out.
pointed Al Mccoy,
Al the Gowanus A. c.-chsriis Barry
outpointed Eddie sammon,
knocked out Patsy Deiucs IN the 'ouvth
refund.
At tho Fsiymont A. c.--Young Monday
outppin ted Johnny Daily.
Al the Atlantic Garden A. C,--Joe Wagner
made YOUNG Rose quit In the third round.
Al Browns uymnasium--kid Black out
pointed Young Drummis
sA ~. Ssss; 10y. v S9' Ss 1890: Gun
e'f 10y - q xsSsSsa sEsx Is
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NEWARK, N. j.. Feb. ga tie has been
created IN the basketball championship
tournament OF tho New Jersey Interscho-
lastic League. Tho teams tied are the
Fast Orange and Montclair fves, each
having won Ave games and lost one, Tho
teams will play or for the title on Fri
day afternoon on the court of the Bloom
field High School. considered az neutral
territory,
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HAMILTON. ". Y, Feb. es,-Colgate
closed its basketball season by defeating
the fast Wesleyan quintet here tonight
20 to IS. This Ia the first game won by
Colgate In the Northeastern Intercol-
legiate Basketball League Wesleyan led
the league until last night when de-
feated by Union. williams now leads and
Union ana Wesleyan are tied for second
Mace
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MONTE CARLO TENNIS RESULTS
Fosrte~u-Y EnGlish GtrI Put
Ont by American.

MONTE CARLO. Feb. 2s.-The fourth
round of tho mems singles in the inter
national tennis tournament was completed
to-day. A. i. Wilding beat kleinschroth.
81, 6--2. Kleinschroth beat Decugis.
81. Ct.
In the second round of the mems doubles
roulin and Kleinschroth beat Allrecht and
Glen Walker, 6-i, 6--S. Decugis and
Count Salm Hoogstraeten defeated Klein
schroth and o. Kreuzer. "a, IS.
Wilding and Craig Biddle beat Swinton
and G. II. Northrop, 81. 60.
Miss Lenglen. the fourteen-year-olds girl
who beat Miss Hardcastle OF England
20 easily yesterday. lost to Miss Ryan, an
American. to-day, by Ga, Ct
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STANFORD FINALLY FALLS.
Peekskill's ~ 20 n Victory Ends
strins Of Fifteen Wins.

PErKsEILL, Feb 1s.-The stamford
High School basketball team, after win
ming fifteen straight games. suffered Its
first defeat Of the season at the hands OF
the Peekskili Military Academy Ave here
to-day by a score Of % to 81. Although
the home team had a lead of rs TO 10 at
the end OF the hrst half. the visitors came
along strongly in the second period and
the result waa IN doubt until the hnal
whistle blow. The lIneup:
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CHicAGo. Feb. 2s,-Fred Becl, Wiscon-
sin mat artist, signed articles tonight
To wrestie Americas OF Baltimore at Kan
sas City on March IL
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

HOUsEWORKERS. COLORED-Several
neat Sirs. experienced good references.
thoroughly Investigated. want places: other
southern help furnished. LINCOLN INDUS
TRIAL EXCHANGE tagsncy), ala West
tsth Phone to22 Columbus. Established
1892
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises. =. - sun 81. .,sz7I.ess ..,.-a&
HIGH WATER THIS DAY
Sand, NJ. 40 4. % Gov r.,,na,oh ~ n.,, CAT. .,sI
EOw WATER THIS DAY.
Sand, Hs a. As Gov Island. ! Il. \ He'd o.... ~
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COUNTRY BOAxDERs WANTED.

THE MARY FISHER HOME. Tenany. N J
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Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON, Feb 2s--Thsss army
orders were issued to-day;
Col Frederick Won Schraeder, Quarter
master Corps. win report TO army reir'nx
board At Washington, u. G., for examination.
col T. h. Green Tenth Infantry, from
command Of Tenth Regiment TO Chicago, 70
assume charge business pertsininE to militia
within limits Of central department
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BOARDERs WANTED.

eIST ST. l5s EAST-BeAutifui furnished
large rooms, steam hsated. all convenIences
excellent table. WEINBERG.
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REAL ESTATE ron SALE.

FARM FOR BALE-Stocked register ed
Holstein cattle; southern New Hampshirs
near Worcester, Mass. buiidines good con-
ditiont one hundred. acres southern slope:
terms reasonable. L. NJ. SYSiMEs. IFS Broad.
way, Now York. ~. Y.
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Arrived-sATVRDAYF ebruefy =.
S. Animal. 10 20 a. n, Ps,ras. Febr;nTys.
So Armenia. y 4. HambYrs: reeryary l.
= iSn1snsic ,o 80 NJ N .sssu. ebrssrs
IS fsperanra. 1910 4. N Hs vssa. fsbrusrv h
s. f% 1ss p Bc5% mud, ySSruasS q
So Kathlanbs, Boston. February y.
s. NS,,nwes,efn psilssd ssiSs S.s.s:rZA
IS jamestown. Norfolk. February 81.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

HELP wANTED-MALE.
CABLE CLERK wanted by banking house.
one with experience; state salary and ex.
perience. H., box 152 sun once.
YOUNG MAN, strong, able, about Is, to do
porter's work In mems neckwoar factory.
BLANCHARD & PRICE. lea 5th Ave.
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ARRIVED FROM NEW YORW

ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
So America. at Genoa,
IS Primers Irene, at Genoa.
IS America. at HAMBURG.
IS kronprinIessin Cecilie. ~ 0ro0ea.
IS ST LOUIS. at Southampton.
Sc Chester. at Antwerp.
SAILED POR NEW YoRR.
s. Lusitanla. from Liverpool
80 finls nd. from Antwerp.
IS Bremen, from Bremen.
So Camcronia, from Glasg gov
SIS Ia Savoic, from Havre
- Pretoria, from Hamburg
50 Saratoga. from liza vans
s. bermudlan. from Bermuda.
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NormlHagc gbFa1rt ..........,.. .8.45 @prm
glDcnos sgIbiaDrt. ..................S 500 MDcnDa
gllle SDldeitcr GO.'s yOOtc
ialren nad1 Solnener an
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gas ncue orobe 9aOc0aus 1T ierta unS
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@e6alici bic 8eit in eeod6tnibi $40 gprm
uno Nnujnt.
&erQebt niht ieile
YerHbmteu 75e. Wla5lSeiteM.
gi1is beiieres aIs ene 5a6ri oie Bat bina6
anf oer ggouiie". At6mct bic tiipIen AriIen
uno Sdl6hit.
Qieine Serren; Gneaoiren Gle Sbre Dame
iiir ben nidiicn IunB ,p6rt bic @loden Idu
ten" Sies eiiuqs ifl @an9e aui Der geoWIe@
Se99 9v einc Ndbrt Sie S Sa b bnnb oaT Ssr HiHn
Nles oiien IN GoI1eiier. Belt: S.45 @urut
uno Nadjm.
@ilete 25c.
(Na2i-)
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Stol5 gciDonneu, uno Die 9legiarlnq,
melde ioIhe Goroerlmgeu uie Sic
bon Geltcrreid geiteHten. belpiaiaeu
milroe fouute iid foum bolten. Ger.
biens fIeincr @unoesgenoie, W9on.
teue9ro, ideint rutihIoHeu az ieiu,
iid ouf Seiten Serbiens Su IteIIen.
Serbenirelrnoe i'm glusIono aeben
Der 2Iniidt 9Iusorud. oaB OeIterreidj
entidlohen lit, ieinem 94odbar, Ser
ibm lauge ihon Elm Corn int gluoe
mor, eiuen entideioenoen GdIaa Al
nerleben lmo oo5u eiueu 9eitpuuft
gepdblt 5at pamn oie D}atiouen 0es
Ireiper6anoes ourd on0ere llnqe.
legenbeiten bebinoert Iino 9}uB.
LAMB ourt Die Strifeiuirrcn, gSronf.
reid ourd cine politiIhe erbe6uns
nno @roBbritaunien our6 0en oro.
benoen 9iiraerfriee IN llIlier.
@nglono 5eigt feinen GntbuIioe.
mus ongeIibtS Der Dl0glidfcit III
einen arieG perluidelt 5u werocn, Der
iib ais cine Solonit1t fit Icinc Su.
tcreiicu eriueiien moa. 5olpeit bier
Elm llrtbeil iibcr Die Stimnuna az.
iamnelt meroen fom ideint lido Die
oIlgenTcinc @leinuna alf sic Seiie
GeIterreids 81 neiaeu. Dieie Stinl.
mtng baiirt mlf Der 0lnhtbt, oaB
Serbiens Sntriguen lUeId1e oorauf
bin5ieItcn Geiierreih ourd cine ban.
iIaOiitiihe 8emegung ali unterinini.
rem lebtbiu 70 OelItlih 3n &oee tra.
teI Dab feline gtation Iih oipIeIbe Qe.
fallen laIier baben lpiir0e.
Sin NeiuItat ser pl0bIih ongqc.
toiidten @efabr interuoiionaIer
Gouplitatioueu III Der llmfouo, oaB
Die irilde 6roae pI0tIid aus benz
@rcunplntt oes SiitercIIes per.
ordnat it, Sa oie cage Ser Dinae
mag iogar ole britiiben Gaftionen
az elnen Goinprouib Sminaen.
@s 1T mebr ais 8mcifclboFi, ob
leIbit Ole 6itteritor 6cin6e SCR Me.
gieriug cine glen0erune in Dem Ga
binct uno oie GiuIcitng elmer bcf.
tigen poIitiiden Gampaene al elmer
3eit miinideu miiroen ga ole Nati0m
ibre &anoe gum Sduse ibrer euro
Fdildcn &oiition frei bnIten uuB.
&rtegsred]t in 0eferrefa
ertIdrt.
gSien, 25. SnIi. Neitc NbcuO
1T fir oie gon5e 6Iterreihiidaineari.
lde Nionardlic oas erieesredDt pro.
flanirt mor0en.
SerbifHer GIeneruItabs. :
GbefOerbaftet2
@erlin, 25. &uli Cine Tepc.
(6ortietnns fieBc 2. Seite.l
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Gon0on, %. Suli. Die 0un.
feIite arieesipolfe, peI9e ie an euro.
pdiihen Sori5ont oufItieg, felt
Gcllti1lano I'M Sabre 1911 SriegS.
idiffe nad 9Igooir ianote, lit inner.
bolb Scr lebten AS Stunoen cridic.
men, Ole ierbiide 9legierlmg bat iid
eeweigert, 0eitrei4's 6orOeruuecn
5i erfiiuen, pelhe oielleiAt oie oc.
miitbigenoiten paren lpelbe ie elmer
mobbdueigen 9lation oeiteat wnr-
ben.
lin 8 ll6r so 6eute g[6eno. mann
Die 6riIt 0es oitreic6iIGen Ultima
tiuns ablief iiberrei9te ser Ierbiide
8remierminiiter Dem oitrcicbiiben
@eianoten IN 8elgroo 5erbien'S 2lnt-
llort. Ger @eionote brad oarouf6in
unDer5iiglid oie oiplomatiiben Be
6iebmlgen al ln0 trat sic Seim-
reiie all.
Ger Snbolt scr 9lote lit nid)t be.
fnimt gegebcn uoroen; oo1 sic Ierbi-
ihe @eiauotiHait IN 2onoon BAT Syn-
formation, ooB oic 9lutport einen
E6eil ser @c0ingimgeu 9cltreib's 5
anninnit uno einen I6eil pcrlpirit.
Siienbor mar Seitrci6 entidIoiicn,
feline ieiner 5oroerlngen fallen 81
Iaiien.
@ic bitole sSraae fir europa III
iebt oie, Oh 9luBIouo ieinem fleiuen
flapiiden gruoer 81 Siilie fonmcn
miro, moourd oie anoeren europdi-
icben WG9te inDoIpirt peroen mir.
oen.
geri1te bon petersburg beiagcn,
0oB 9luBInn0 mobil madt; ooH eS
bleibt 81 erinnern Dab 9iuBlanO me6.
rere g[rmeecorpS mobil mo6te. ais
9eiireb @osnina ameftirte irno ais
ser 0citihc &aier, on sic Seitc Iei-
mes NilAoeSgen0nen treteno, rlIlltlbc
Nslrpentiou petirte.
Gciierreid itn0 Ser6ien MAIDEN
beioe mo6iI. ODD ser llmitono. OoB
ale Gepeiden iid iiber Die militdri.
idlen Riiitmgcu ousibmeioeu, oeu.
tete flor on, ooB in beioeu 2duoern
cine rigoroie Geniur geiibt miro
Gie Serbcn babeu beidIoiicn BEL
grao niht 81 pertbeioigeH- Iie @or.
niion lit nah g9ieuersWleIomgeu be-
reits 5lriidae5ooen iporoen unO Der
Git Der 9legierimg lit bon 9elgroo
nod aeaQuDepob, einem ltorfen itra-
tegiihen 3unft ieh5ig Wieilen ills.
lih perlegt moroen
Serbien's @eiaerlina iid oerorl
sn oemiitbioeu pie iein GROCER 9lah,
bar 0os perlougt botte, fam nidt I'M,
crwartet Gie Serbeu boben felt if.
rem GrioIgcn I'M @altorfrieoe an
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SenW.
Sompfer nGrennllnuo"'
g.rlaNi VIrr am sui v0n l8FaaSwaa.

eonnidos. 2euItoos. miitpods, Nonncriiaas
1880 &ornl SnniiaaS, 40 Nannl, 6Oc.
gl0enbS 25e GibeIoIer SiSionic iiir DreanNq'
ttpnen NSuhlO-)
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Gritaipn qine.


bad @bilnoelpbin,
nQoro Baltimore" uilo Bem" llbr WIor
iimore SiuBe. Sbbne gSalietronie ourcb ben
@beiapeaie uno Seauare.Slanal 81lten in
81 25 Sinrciie; Minoinbrt $2 @hliiQ 3ur
Ndi0Dtt per Gag oocr giaDibooi ooer per
~ q % sNn0n" $3.50.
SpeSiarnie fiji cincn geca, nnr ani Inaf
boot nad &Bilaoclpbia aiiliD 50c, seine ball
Dcn Sttrte. Scocn Wioniaa uno 6reilna i'm
Sit.
Gnen QSco 50c Nincle 3iint &erlalii ir
@Otia0clp6ia na0 Baltimore nur 0iiltin aul
Inebopicn niiliiN nit Nbiabri s &ornt an ie'
0eni Wiiitluob nno 5rcliaa i'm Niili
Nadihuute iabreH i09lb. Sotni1ae nueac'
nonrnen, ll0r Nn0nL NurMg0npe .1iueie 8s
nlcori0ei 0lnien ne gllbdnpbs nuD gNlaAlic
Gin Cape lliar. glSbllrU $arI, HpHA Srenu
Qclp 0Orf ggluGib. IruD un0 nOtoltheH Rhlh'
ten Nla6l5eien 70c 6radt 81 nleorlaeter
9inien ais per Nabn dnauonlnlen uho pelor'
bcrt Slhrcibt int Nellclnbrct
Clarence e1riueE gIeent.
(Nun,t 3Q(te)
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0elterrei6, @erBten tno 2Ruh=
cano 11tad5en tno6ic
aHasmeIne europaifde eouaaaraton in OroBsuor glaOe

Die @ea5r zines aregeS, Ser id uieledt 5m BEN Fnr
barteH in Der %egeddc utuideu fauu bat H6er europa
lire Sdjatteu geuDrfcn
Serbieu bat Die SeOiHaMngH SeS i6r bOu CetreidlIu.
aarn hbermtteIteH llItmatms 5nradseueen
Seircd bat Oaranf6u feline OipIumahdeu gesie6mueem
NIT SerOen abGebrudeu nuO Ser 5redie cauSte 6a ge
arab DerIaien
NOHig Eeer bun Scbicn bat Sic 0anptIaOt DeaIem nno
Der st Der Gideu 9esernun il nad araaVOat psrIest
uOrOen
Sered nuO Serbieu 6a6eu 6rets nit Der rDlO6lmadmua
beaOhnen nnO Serdten aus Fetersbrs nOse bat aud bic
raiNde grnec ben MObilma6mnesbecbl cr6aten
SH SSea nnO in Berlin pieIeu Fd Hud grtanutuerOeu
Der GntaeSnne Sabeus pUutaue patruIdc 0smOnratiu.
a6 9n 6eOcm Stdoten idaet Die areas geasiherna
6oBe @Uaeu.
Snf ben staFeu uOu gnOape dreit bic Waenss; OROsr
init Serbieu!"
Naer gSiIbem bat in Nnbetrad Der bt01enben zit,aion
OOn ScrseH sOr~ceen bic Gfrriie uad Berlin aneetreten
anrsair5e an ben gOrien Der curOpdiIden @rosaabte
ipicsen ben Gruit Der Sadngc huber
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s'"isI'saeas s"aaia, im ,Suli=9luSOtrtanl
9lnos, Wlatfen, 1ylicacn0itier.

9inas, Wiatten S5licgenaitter.
$3.50 g8oafi6er 9hias . $3.50
G6ina NlattelL Doro 17c.; &oae
BON 40 9)arOS .... $3.50
SOC. Sinolem1, GuaoratparO. 29c.
6enIter 8liegeugitter, "a Del 33
3oll, 22c.; "a bel 81 3oa, 25c.; 30
lei 81 3oa, 31c.; 80 6ei 45 3oa, 39r.
$3.50 @atteu-Soonotaiben 9Sc.
$4 Sap @latteu-9hu9s 49,. .$t.95
5sStiid @}0bel6e5iiae m .$4.69
&crtauf rOu GOriets.
So g}r. 1924 9iemo @orietS ans iei-
ner gotiIte. ........,. .$2.49
Wiusliu-llntCr5cn9.
Grtra groBe @omns, iiir 6rauen
9}rn. Is bis 20. ......... 59c.
llutcrrodc iiir bcleibte 6raiien;
me6rcrc @r0Brn ....... ..9oc.
@owus aus gloinioof . 59c.
Gou6ric-1cnter6oien ..... 29c.
llntcrtuillen .......... Zoe.
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$500 ncMc GommcrflciOcr.

So, Sc SoruerfleiOer ans feiniten
GiiiueS, 9inuen &oiles, etc. Die
@critcuung aaein foIiet mebr ais Der
&erfouispreis. 9lr. 36 bis a. $1.35
&rrfanf 6caiuut $50. &eiuc s. .. ..
Seine umaetoaIdDt
$4, So wai4bcre &leioer aus Gin.
nen, GrepeS, Iinrities, 9fatines, Eii-
Iues, tG bis 49, .. $1.OO
$3.50 weiBe 9latine imO %iaues
9l5dc fiir......G GSc.
So, $3.50 weiBe 9latine un0 @ique
9l6de iiir $l.OO
$40, $l2 ibmar5c sap Seioe-4lei
Der, moraen. ............. $4.9S
SO G6ed @e6r6de, ibwar5 uno
weiB, etc....$2 ETC. $500
SIS, Sc ieporcte Dldntel $3.50
%5 Sinncn 9(lto-Qldntel $3.50
$15 bis $50 5rii6ja5rS- unO Som-
uer-9ln5iige ...... 5000
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Ole 6elteu laO beliebteiten


NnIcTInUrlCW UUN WnllINlpTc nWV
Deninucu Snmn0a, 90 Suni.
Sit pradti1eu &prt IepuHis uno Settcrtpit
cjrp6nrtiQe Gcenerie, @ehirQSsgheIl6ten ois
Qru6en Qriiden Nd)iS Dem Su5aucbunnasSuh
QleA gclieDier Sampler Sueqnebonno". Se'
Sen Nicniido, Sonncriiag uno S1nlling INN
ltbr WamnI. 81 Gauie nm 10.45 glbenoS.
MNtiiuodlS 8 &ornl. nno Snmlidea 10 BORN.
9tleie soc. lRuiif xDlmeitct 50,
(Sunit s, ,1&G, ,3Qdc)
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bic uet bic @ai binab rno 6hoptaut 9iiper
Nrsurnou, so 9Reilen; @Ql6pailer; ben ean1en
INQ Qeher5reiier iiir tlelne Sunoev Ter pe'
lie0ic Gnnpicr A0nlnn @ilcS" Sicnliuae uno
NonuerliaQS I'M nor NlorQcnS 5u Nunle
cpa 10 llbr glbenoS. 9Nude 5Qc. gcainn
al is. Suut, (0uHlls,U& ,3Wlfe)
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%GNc sur 9lciie in'S SIuslanS be.
iOret 6. Olaine, 9lr. 413, CitSalti-
mOre.5tr., uaBc GiitOm SOMic sIue.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-07-03
ANOTHER HAY MILL
rleaI Meal in Rich Hay Country South
of NewdaIe Station

Another big meal mill is soon to be
built in the valley, with Fowler men at
the head of the movement, says the
Tribune of that place last week.
Plans, specifications and blue prints
We're received for the construction of a
modern mill, two and one-half miles
south of Newdale. The promoters are
A. Waddington, C. T. Bauer, A. S.
Marshall and G. |. Boyd.
The new mill will cost $15, 900 and it
is the purpose of the promoters to
make it the most modern, convenient
and up-to-the- minute mill in the state.
1t will be equipped with a large hay
shed 40x140 feet in dimensions. This
will be built four feet in the ground,
making the unloading of hay easier
and more convenient. The hay shed
will be surrounded by driveway six
teen feet in width, and this will be
covered by a roof. The grinding
machinery will be electrically driven,
and the machinery for the plant has al
ready been contracted for. The ware
room will be 6Ox130, with the chute so
arranged that it will send the finished
product of the mill either into the car
or the storage room.
Work on the construction of the mill
will probably be begun within two
weeks. The sidetrack is already built
from Newdale to a point some six
miles south of that station. 1t trav
erses a country rich in alfalfa acreage,
and the promoters are confident there
is not another point so favorable for Il
mill as the one on which they will soon
commence the construction of this
modern manufactory.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-07-03
FRIDAY. JULY 3, 1914
Subscription Rates.
LOOKING FOR POLICE OFFICERS
Night rIarshal Wants to Quit and
Day Officer Is Temporary

Whether it is that the release of
''Nigger Bob" has had disturbing
effect upon the Rocky Ford police The
Enterprise would not presume to say,
but for some reason our city dads are
finding it some trouble to keep salts
factory policemen.
At the regular meeting of the council
on Friday evening the resignation of
Charles Lane as night marshal was
presented, but no action was taken as
MIR. Lane consented to fill the position
until his successor could be chosen.
Although there were several applica-
tions for the position of day marshal.
to fill the vacancy caused by the de-
parture of Mr.. Eichelberger, no ap-
pointment was made and Acting Mar
shal hampton will retain his position
until the next meeting.
At the adjourned meeting of the
council on Tuesday evening the curb
ing and gutter ordinance officially
designated as "An ordinance providing
for the construction and maintenance
of sidewalks, curbs and cutters in the
city of Rocky Ford"-was passed on
its first reading.
In the absence of City Clerk North
his stenographer, Miss Hilda KEEPER,
is appearing at the council meetings and
is satisfactorily filling the position of
clerk.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-07-03
LIBRARY NOTES.
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Report for june. lel4-During the
month of June there were 624 books
drawn out of the Library. OF these 585
were adult and l66 juvenile books; 523
were books of fiction; z. biographies; %,
historical books; l 8. scientific; 8. religious.
The most popular books among the child
rem are the Little Cousin" books and
fairy and folklore tales.
Fines collected for the month of June.
S266. Amount received from Seven Day
fee books, $3.50.
A number of new books were placed
on the shelves last week; eleven of these
we're the gift of the Christian Science
Society of Rocky Ford and are all the
works of Mary Baker Eddy; one, RE
trospection and lntrospection" is an
autobiography and was placed among the
biographical books; one is a dainty little
volume of Poems; the other nine are
books explaining the doctrines and works
OF the Christian Science Society.
Thanks are due Mr.. Orville Clark of
Clark's Music Store for four new books
christian Science as a Religious Belief
and Therapeutic Agent. and three
books of fiction to replace worn out copies
on the shelves. .Katherine's Sheaves",
Jewels Story Book and Jewel, a Chap
ter in her Life.
A very interesting little book that came
to US last week is an illustrated copy Of
Riddles OF Prehistoric Times" presented
to the Library by the author. James H
Anderson. Mr.. Anderson recently spent
thirty days in Rocky Ford looking over
the country. He is from Keokuk Iowa
and was for 40 years prominent law
yer IN that state, is recently retired BE-
cause of i'll health Besides the above
book he is the author of History of
the Bar OF Iowa.
Other new books have been received
through the Library Board, books for the
boys and girls this time as well as the
adults. These have not yet been listed
but will be catalogued and shelyed as
rapidly as possible.
Some very interesting bulletins have
also been recently received from the
Il United states Bureau OF EouCetlon. tne
University of Colorado and the Agricult-
ural College such as Physical Growth
and School Progress" by Bird Thomas
Baldwin; IAN Experimental Rural
School, by Mrs. Hetty S. Brown; Organ
ized Health Work in Schools" by Ernest
Bryant Hoag; The Reorganized School
Playground" by Henry S. Curtis; The
School Law of the State amended to date,
Jan. |. 1914. These are placed at the
east end of the book counter and are
available to readers.
Another evidence of Mr.. TaYlor's
though.fulnes of the Rocky Ford Library
was received few days ago-a little
cloth bound illustrated volume published
by the Chamber of Commerce of San
Diego and descriptive especially Of the
climate and weather conditions OF South
ern California, sent to the library at the
request of Mr.. Taylor
MRS. F. B. BoLEs
Asst Librarian