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APPRAlSALS OF ESTATES.

~. Louise Champion. died May 1
~ total estate. &.7bl; net value. assn
~. Nisa I. Lowdan. died June =.
~; total estate. eN.Se5; net value
Ma. csthasans M. Mcoee. died June
a. a'' "''- ' ' nv '''
teanna shea, disd Jan. u. 1sn: total
egeaAe. deposits. 900; net value. S7eo.
0Attie Levtson. died April Z. 1S13: 10
- sstatss e>6.s0: net valus. sl3.472.
O30rencs Koehlsr. died Jan. I. 1910;
~ estate. Q2.s74: net value LISA
: 2Argasooa Cootikyan, died July Il
-, totA estate. $ao.6ss: net value
M 8snsstta rsist. died April .
- Netaa estate. s1G7D; net value
IIlshs Dunn Of eprngfssid. Mass.
~ March =. 1857: entire personal e.
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- state stoekA >i2.ess: net value
johanna Wissun. disd FEB. y. 1873
teto sssa6e. ei.oei: net value. es.6%s.
0opoeD ~ Appraiser Cuddihy shov
Nsot no aaists were found which BE-
SeaOsd ~ me following dscedsnta
SeAstts 0Asehossr. died Feb. a. 1875
W1liam Courtney. died Oct I, 1900
CaeAsstns A. Humphrsys. died Feb. II
iSol: Caroline Ksmpen. died April 10
1870 Martha A. Torney. died March II
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-01-15
SMzED IN DOORWAY
G LOFT BUILDING ARE
7 HELD AS BURGLARS
M Report Capture Of Tools
- Dynamite - Believe
= 1len Old Offenders.

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= 3 01a1ese at No. n wavsriy place;
~ 0Dnsotkouski. same aAdrsas. end
~ 0sAmsat. calling himself . IRE
- cot ef Z Job and homeless. were
oguolNsl u Jefferson Market Court
~ 0osainy on q charge OF attempted
tuolAsy.
yoAer md sisnontsouoA were -.
poGoD1 at . o'eiooa In the doorway q .
eoa-story iofs building. No. n wav-
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G1Dooe SlAt1oa totsthse wetA . ~ q
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II hour later Schmidt was taAsa 4
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- thrss men wsre traded ~ 1oiise'
IN ehssdy ana Schrasdsr and Joha
0u0t . private Waterman. through Xsr-
~ street to waverly place and 70 the
Aooewsy where they were taken.
ohmidt was permitted TO leave the
eeAsr two and walk over to Broadway,
Whers he took q car. His companion
hA~lng failed to explain the burglars
oesis. were locked UP at the station.
Then the police went back to We,
very place and waited for Schmidt
n the course Of An hour he appeared
- was arrested. Though he said b
WNo homeless. the other men dsolars<
~ he lived with them.
Tue Mercer street police think III,
tAsss are old burglars. we'll acquainted
M he neishborhood. In which thsr,
0eo many large manufacturing giants.
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DIMPLES and blackheads dis
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IONS become clean, clear, and
velvety, and hair health and
beauty are promoted BY the reg
ular uss Of Rssinol Soap and a
occasional application Of Resincl
Ointment These soothing. heal.
ipg preparations do their work
easily. quickly and at little cost
when even the most expansive
eosmeties and complicated
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Eessy druggist cells Rssinol
Rssass, osap 81 o,as:sas Asai CESSNA ssl
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bstla. pilss. 80. Pr thai else. frs& WFsss
Assinol Dept los. Baltinera Nd.
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Million Dollar Receivers SdlQI

Bulletin for FRIDAY ShO
Look for the NEW Bargains Look for the NEW Special Put
dollars worth Receiver Sale Bargains heretofore advertised
spicy columns to-day for Friday shoppers.
MORE MILLION DOLLARS WORTH
MERCHANDISE
MARBLE
o chamber Of the UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-11-06

FoRTy.EIGHT TO NOTHING
Is the Way the Rocky Ford Boys
Trimmed Ration in Football
Game Here Saturday

After two attempts had failed-be,
cause of bad weather-a football game
was at last pulled off upon the local
gridiron on Saturday afternoon.
In this game the Rocky Ford high
school boys had for their opponents the
Ration team whom they took into camp
with very slight apparent effort.
The home boys appeared in fine form
and played "ring-around" with the
Ration squad, building up score of 4s
while their opponents tally on the score
card bore the general contour of a
goose egg. -
According to the schedule of the
Southern Colorado Northern New Mex
leo Interscholastic league the Rocky
Ford team will play at Trinidad to-
morrow, and it is expected that they
will acquit themselves SO as to win the
appreciation of the home folk.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-11-06
GAS PLANT GOING UP
Contract Has Been Let to a Cali
fornia Company

1t has been definitely given out that
LaJunta is going to realize on the gas
franchies, granted to the Rocky Noun
tain Gas Company nearly year ago.
A company composed mostly of LaJun-
ia citizens have secured possession of
the franchise and the contract for its
construction has been let to large
California company.
The work of construction is expected
to begin within few weeks and the
plant be ready for business during the
coming spring or early summer.
The Rocky Mountain people seemed
unable to finance the proposition and as
the franchise expires some time in
December, they decided to get from
under" and turn the deal over to some
one who had the money to put it
through. .-LaJunta Free Press.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-11-06
TWO WEDDINGS
In Which the People of This City are
More or Less Interested

From the Steamboat Springs Senti-
mel of last Friday The Enterprise
CLEANS the following:
Holloway Garrette. who holds re-
sponsible position with the Routt Coun-
ty Fuel company, and Miss Lottie Lo-
pez, who arrived on the evening train
from Rocky Ford, were united in mar
riage last evening, the ceremony being
performed by Rev. j. j. Meyers of
Steamboat Springs, at the residence of
Superintendent J A. Halburt.
The happy bride is neice of Sam
Lopez, our well-known grocer, and she
has for some time been intimately in
terested in the successful conduct of
the grocery business of Denny & Lopez.
She has a large number of friends in
this city who wish her every happiness
in her new relations.
Amongst the Society" news in the
Pueblo Chieftain of Sunday was the
following:
Charles E. Brown of Rocky Ford
and Ethel Paul of Ellis, Kan., were
married by Justice Carlson at the home
of John l. Davies, 1919 Evans avenue,
at 1880 yesterday morning. The we'd
ding party was delightfully."- entertained
at 1913 Evans avenue. where they en-
joyed themselves till a late hour. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Hart, Mr..
and Mrs. Carnahan, j. H. Doherty,
Mr.. Harms, Mrs. Morrison, Mr.. and
Mrs. John l. Davies, Blodven Davies,
Lizzetta-Jennett Davies. The bride
and bridegroom will leave for Denver
this morning for their wedding trip"
The groom is the only son of Post
master Brown and the bride is also
quite well known in this city, having
recently resided with her aunt.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-11-06
NAME FOR EVERY FARM
A Custom That is Spreading All Over
The Country

The custom OF naming the farm is
spreading all over the United States.
Iowa is probably ahead OF other
states at present but its lead is
threatened. The farmers are not
naming their places for mere senti-
ment sake, although that has lot
to do with the choice OF names. The
farmer recognizes the advertising val
ue that a good farm name creates.
Charles Dillon. OF the Kansas Agri-
cultural College, pointed to this feat
urc when he said:
why don't you advertise, Mr..
Farmer? Get name for your farm
and then advertise your farm by that
name. Suppose you choose the name
Fairview. Then buy under the name
Fairview, sell under the name Fair
view. have your butter marked Fair
view. print taIrvIew on your berry
boxes and have eggs marked Fair
view. paint Fairview on your wagon
boxes and have Fairview printed on
your letter heads and envelopes. 1t
won't be long before the name of
your farm is known and the people
will be calling for your products.
The town merchant advertises and the
farmer can just as well advertise his
butter, eggs and produce"
Let the progressive farmers of this
|neighborhood name their farms. Pick
out a good name and let us know.
We will publish it and that will pre-
cmpt the title for your sole use. just
for starter we will suggest a few
names:
Brookfeld, Brookside. Blue Grass.
Brushville, Buckeye. Cedar Ridge,
Clover Dale. Clover Wave. Country
Maze. Cedarhurst. Crows Nest, Cher
ry Grove. Elmhurst.
Forest Lawn. Fruit Hill, Gladbrook
Glendale, Green Hills, Gold Sheaf
Golden Rule. Highland, bonneville,
Honeycomb. Home-again. Hillcrest
Hoosier Hill. Honeysuckle Lodge:
Jersey Fruit Farm, Lonetree. Lib
erty Holl, Locust Grove, Maple Lane,
Maple Lawn. Maplehurst, Meadow
Brook. Maple Crest, Manhattan. New
Era, Oak Grove, Pinehurst. Poplars,
Prospect Place.
Ravenwood. River View, Riverdale,
Roseland. Sycamore, Shorthorn,
Shadyside. Sleepy Hollow, Shep-
herds Retreat, Shady Valley, The
Elms. The Naples, The Locusts. The
Meadows. Walnut Lane. Water Edge.
Weeping Willow, Woodcrest, Wood
caves.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-11-06
A FACTORY ON THE FARM
Is the Very Latest Definition o.

A silo is a factory on the farm
and therefore lends itself to corporation
Of the commercial and agricultural in
terests. The farmer gets the profit OF
both producer and consumer.
We need more of these twin
agencies Of prosperity on the farms OF
Colorado and business men cannot rend-
er better service to their communities
than in encouraging the building of slos.
The silo is great business educator. 1t
arouses the spirit Of enterprise. develops
business ingenuity and awakens the joy
Of ownership.
A farmer can build silo for two or
three hundred dollars, and it will, under
ordinary conditions, pay dividend OF 40
per cent where It is run to capacity.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-11-06
NEW DIRECTORS ELECTED
At Annual Stockholders Meeting of
the Swink Ditch and Reservoir
Co. on Monday

The annual stockholders meeting of
the Swink Ditch and Reservoir Co. was
held in this city on Monday and called
forth full representation of those in
terested in the late Senator Swink S
pet project.
The chief business of the meeting
was the election of board of directors
which resulted in the selection of the
following: Lewis Swink and Belle Dar-
ing of Rocky Ford; W. A. Smith, Den
yer; James S. Cowen and Mabel S.
Henry of Pueblo.
To meet the expenses of the reservoir
system the first assessment called by
the company was authorized and after
the organization of the board, which
followed the annual meeting, the direc-
tors levied an assessment of SO cents
upon each share of stock.
The following officers were chosen:
President S. Cowen
Vice President-LewisS Swink
Secretary-Treasurer- Belle Daring
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-11-06
REPUBLICANS VICTORIOUS
Law and Order Party Successful
in Colorado
STATE SAFELY LANDED IN DRY COLUMN
Good Gains Are Made by G. 0. P. in Otero
County---In National Affairs the Tariff
Tinkers Get Severe Setback

Latest reports Denver continue confirm the early ndca
on of sweeping Republican victory ruou Colorado and each
county toaed the law gains increased
until there longer the possibility doubt but that
and branch of the old gang will be
itol building given such cleansing has not received
years.
only headed by Governor
Legislature sufficiently permeated
blood insure the placing the ship sound
panks taken from the Republican platform
The Enterprise has further rejoice the
the election because of the glorious victory Colorado gained
by the aheents of statewide prohibition desperate
AMI instances lying and spcabe tactics
brewery interests the white ribbon
fare and thus able spread the glad and after
JAN 1876 will be against the law make sell Intoxicating
liquor in the state of Colorado.
In Colorado candidate for the United senate
Work. the spirited
cratic incumbent Charles s. Thomas FL keatng
bent who has misrepresente this district will shortly
be forced his greatly ovwod frankng privilege and
make place Neil Mclean In the second congressional district
the Republican candidates also been safely seated there
possibility that Congressman Taylor place to j. H. Baird
the Republican nominee in the fourth district
As Colorado thruout the country the elections
Iof Tuesday significant demonstrators President his
gang disrepute Republican gains
section of the country and there that the
Democratic majority Congress be Actual
Republican of "a seats This makes difference
of l0S the house majority and reduces 49, and
majority will be reduced may
be wiped out altogether.
Another significant feature of the recent election the dwn
ling of the Progressive party Returns from section of
the country bring like those of Colorado that there
cepon California where Hiram Johnson has apparently
alec
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-11-06
ANOTHER COAL BUSINESS DEAL.
fiauck and nandeville Are Owners of
Bryant's Coal and Feed Store

Through deal which went through
last Saturday F. Y. Hauck and w. b.
Vaudeville became possessed of the
George E. Bryant coal and feed busi-
ness, which a few days before Mr..
Bryant had transferred to the Star
Land Co., as reported in The Enterprise
last week.
In the deal Messrs Hauck and Man.
deville traded in their land near Browns
vile, Tex, and besides the business
took over all of Mr.. Bryant's holdings
in this city, which included the Bryant
home on South Thirteenth street, the
corral and stables on Railroad avenue
together with the live stock. etc.
For the present at least the business
will be in charge of Frank John, who
for years has been in the employ OF
George Bryant and knows the business
from the ground up.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-11-06
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Francis Hester Of Rocky Ford visited
Wiley this week. says the Journal.
Mrs. B.W. Rinehart and sister, Miss
Verna Bxler. were visiting IN Rocky
Ford Wednesday.-Swink Advocate.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. 3. Suter came down
from Rocky Ford this morning to take
charge of the Wiley Hotel which they re-
Gently leased. reports the Lamar Daily
News last Friday.
Tom flanagan has returned from a
trip to Denver and the northern part of
the state. He tells US that things look
pretty good in that section. but not any
better than down here. Even after all Of
Toms running around the past few weeks
he still comes back to the Arkansas
valley and to Swink. and says that he
has hardly decided that there is any bet
ed States.-Swink Advocate.
The Manzanola Sun reports as follows
upon the dedication OF the new Christian
church in that town: After several
months of concerted effort on the part OF
the trustees and members of the church
organization thesegood people have reap
ed their reward in the completion of the
handsome new church building which
was formally dedicated to public use on
Monday evening; October 26. The serv-
ice was delayed nearly a week after the
completion of the building in order that
DR.. Seoville. the world renowned evan
gelist who is conducting meetings at Pue-
bio, might be present and have charge.
The new building. which stands in the
place of the old one that for twenty-one
years served as house of worship. is a
frame structure. very wisely arranged,
and is one to which every citizen of our
community can point with pride. The
auditorium has a seating capacity of six
hundred and is adorned with beautiful
stained windows and electric chandeliers
Besides this it contains Sunday school
rooms and basement which will be used
as a gymnasium for the boys"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-11-06

26S3; Woodbridge, R., 2299.
Upon the statewide prohibition
question Otero county gave ma.
iority of over 1000 for the drys.
Following is the complete vote
upon county officers, the first men.
toned for each Office being the
Republican nominee:
Clerk and Recorder-James E. Lewis
2zl5; Geo. E. McCauley. 1914.
County Treasurer-C. A. Beerbohm
1856; Benj G. Wilson. 5442.
County Sheriff-Alex Yant. 5z7e;
NJ. A. Lee. 25z2.
County Commissioner-W. Frank
Green. 5lz5; H. A. Dawley. 1898.
Comfy Assessor-Robert 3. Edwards
20o4; c. c. Buchanan, 2zl5; J. A.
Gauger, 1873.
County Superin.sndent-Ella D. Mar
tin. 269l; S. S. Phillips, 1878.
County coroner-H. M.Newkirk. 26ol;
R. D. Thompson. 5l4o.
j. M. Chritton, the staunch old
Republican, was reelected to the
office of justice of the peace for
this Justice precinct, and r. W.
Boney, his Democratic running
mate, was also chosen.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-11-06
WORLDS FLYING
RECORD BROKEN
BY the Aviator Who Will
Appear Here Tomorrow
BILL HETH FLIES 5000
FEET ABOVE DENVER
Carries Passenger with Him, Pays
Respects to Clouds, Circles SpiraIs
and Dips While Throng Cheers

Altho many other places have
endeavored to pull off flying eX-
hibitions it looks as if Rocky
Ford would lead in this-as in
everything else of public interest
attempted-and will tomorrow af-
ternoon, under the auspices of
the Elks, have the most success
full aviation exhibition ever pre-
seuted in the Arkansas Valley.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-11-06

This inference is drawn from
the record breaking flights made
by the birdman who will make his
appearance here on Saturday and
Sunday-Bill Heth, aviator of the
Berger Aviation Co.-who on Sat
urday last in Denver broke the
worlds record for high flying.
Following is the account of
Heth's sensational performance
with his sky-steed taken from the
! Denver Post of Sunday:
Across the wind-swept clouds he flew,
high, high above the citY's haze. The sill
ent thousands-silent because they fear
ed for his life and the life of the man
who rode beside him-watched him rise
and turn. Then he glided in to the sunset.
and for the first time in the history of
Denver an aeroplane eircled the business
| district as a cheer went up from the
great throng. who had come to see Daring
| Bill Heth play with the sky.
"A worlds altitude record for an aero
plane carrying passenger was without
doubt shattered today" said Jack Ber-
ger,head Of the BergerAyiation company.
and the man who flew with Heth.
IAN aviator apd passenger have never
gone higher than 5000 feet at sea level.
and Heth says we were 5000 feet in
the air this afternoon.
This is the most wonderful flight ever
made with passenger. You must remem-
ber that Denver is about mile about
able to rise nearly another mile above
that in this altitude is simply wonderful.
1t was after two of the most sensation
al flights ever executed in the West,
with ocean rolls, dip-the- e-dip and spirals.
that Bill Heth announced he would take
Jack Berger for 10y ride about the
city"
Those who pressed close to the Wright
biplane throught the neryy aviator was
Kidding"
Come on" boss take joy ride."
laughed Heth.
YOU'RE on" answered Berger, as he
clambered into the seat next to that of
the pilot.
Thousands eraqsd their neeks when
they saw two men occupy the seat where
Heth had jtst emerged from death defy
ing feats Of skill.
"Foosl" said one bystandsr.
Are we. tho?" asked Heth.who was
leaning on support. Are we fools or
men who understand the air just as you
understand the roads you travel with
your maohine9 guess well try for this
flight. whether we are fools or not. for
it will be record. No one has ever flown
about the business district and | gtoss it
will be a long time before biplane with
passenger will turn the trick again.
Let 'er go. boys!"
Thirty minutes later Heth and Berger
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