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Another Compensation Problem.

At a meeting yesterday OF the
WorlImen's Compensation Commission
the question was raised whether a man
who is injured and continues at work
for ~ number ". days until tho de-
veopmont OF disability is entitled 20 have
his compensation date from tho time
of his accident or the time Of his dis
ability. Decision was reserved
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Loyola School and america. -

To TINE EDITOR or The SuN--Sr. Apropos
OF TnI SuNs article on Faculty Changes
at Jesuit Colleges" may | point out that
neither nor the associate editors OF America
have any connection with 'St. IEnatius col
lege"7 Tho accident OF temporary loca-
tion puts near Loyola School, but our
work is entirely editorial.
r. II. TlgRSEr.
NEW YoRK August g. Editor OF America.
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If the wisdom OF the Hon. JOHN SHARP
WILLIAMS were In proportion to the
number OF universities where he has
been a student, his resignation from
the Senate Committee on Foreign Rela-
tons might have been OF some moment
outside Of Yazoo.
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The plight Of the overturned epicures
is most !amentable. now that the knights
OF the skillet have to drop their favorite
weapon for the rifle and sabre. They
will actually be forced to eat wholesome
food. Meanwhile there is IA new prob
lem for statisticians as to whether the
world curve OF mortality will be ele-
waited or depressed by the change in
occupation OF the chefs.
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Scientists say that the experiments
have proved that the rays XIII the germs
in the water. They point out that the sys
TEN is cheap and more effective than boil
Ing water.
The steril'zcr Is worked by a dynamo
and the power for the pump Is created
by small gasolene engine. The steril-
izers used In the army may all be packed
into a vehicle about the Size OF au ann
bulance. such a device supplies 30 gal
Ions an hour. OF course much large
sterilizcrs are built for use in towns ard
cities and much larger apparatus could
be handled effectively by armies. Th"
X. 4. V. system however. has been p'r-
fcctcd only a short time and its adoN-
ton by the two armies has been COM
paratively recent.
II the water is muddy or contains much
suspended matter II Is usually filtered
So effective has tho system worked Mat
the West side y. VI. &, \. has put IN"
of the sterilizers IN its swimming tanl'
thus making the water In tho Swimm NJ
pool more nearly pure than tho water you
drink.
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spus. Plan Christina. Early.

Although Christmas Is a long way m
the Spugs are beginning 10 be heard fror,
again. A pantomime ballet of Pandora
box and ball will be given for them
the first week OF December, with the
aid OF 100 amateur society danoers-
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His Choice.

"A million dollars lett to me.
vein Of gold I've struck.
Thank God for such a legacy
THANK God for such good luck"
But In his face the other read
Disease despite his wealth,
Smiled checked himself and quietly said
Thank God ! have my hsalth"
La ropcHl HANCOCK.
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The Republican primaries will be WIS.,
tied to-day by 200 members OF the
Woman Suffrage party armed with yell
low leaflets, Every polling place will
be plcketed and each politician will be
asked to elect a delegate who will be IN
favor Of suffrage.
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~ our Jv1ends uho favor W. toth manuscripts
aud tnusfyations fov publication pish TO hsre
rejected articles returned they must IN oil cases
ssad stamps for fhas purpose
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-08-06

British cable censors order baseball
scores discontinued, -- Headline.
Such are the hardships of war.
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summer months can have the daily and sun
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as often desired. ORDER through news
dealer or directly OF Publication once. teie.
phone ZOO Hickman
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HrNMAN still opposes initiative and re-
call Headline.
The only initiative that has any right
of existence is the unanimous one which
radates from oyster Bay.
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PURE WATER IN FIELD
BY ULTRA VIOLET RAY
New Sterilizing Device TO Rout
Typhoid, Worst Foe Of
Soldiers.
TWO NATIONS ADOPT PLAN
French and Austrian Armies
Have Remarkable Germ
Killing Invention.
TWO NATIONS ADOPT PLAN

Both the Austrian and the French r-.
mics now engaged In the great con"
OF nations in Europe have special dew, &,
for steriliZing the water that the soldi,
use. The device is OF unusual iutere..
for 1t enables the soldiers TO get ffe .
absolutely pure water in their campair
without any danger OF Infection from T..
phoid. cholera and dysentery.
Tho sterilization OF the water IL dors
by ultra violet rays. and tho device Is made
by the r. L. v. Company OF 80 Broad
street. the French branch OF which la,
supplied the machines not only to tho
French and Austrian armies but has also
Installed the device In Luneville, France.
which has been the scene OF German.
French hostilities In the last few days
In Luneville typhoid has been elirnl-
mated entirely In the last few months.
and the reports OF the medical officers
of both tho French and tho Austrian
armies show that the scheme has been
effective.
1t was learned yesterday that aoou,
two months ago Austria ordered twenty
more sterilizers for use by It's army. and
while some of them were delivered IT is
regarded as likely that the remainder will
be seized by the French Government for
its own army. IL was learned also That
the Austrian and the French soldiers
were compelled to 30 through special
drill, by which they learned to nj their
canteens quickly at the sterillzer
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London once. Efnnsham House. 1 Arundel
street. strand.
Paris ONCE. Rue de Ia Michodiere. OF
Rue du Qustre Septembre.
Washington ONCE. Hlbbs Building.
Brooklyn once, ZOE Livingston street.
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Value Proved in Morocco.

Enough sterillzers to supply both ar
mics were not turned out prior to tbs
war. but those now In use or IN process
OF manufacture will be sufficient to IN
sure pure water for the injured and for
aseptic purposes In bandaging the
wounded. The French used one Of IA,
sterll!aers In Morocco, a camel being EN-.
pOyed to cart 1t around. Dr. Tauton.
who had charge of II for the French.
reported that u was invaluable IN O..
abllng him to get pure water for wash.
ing wounds The .Austrans used one Of
The stcrli2ers IN the Bulgarian camps gu.
Credit for solving the problem Of up-
plying the ultra violet rays TO tho ster-
ili1ation Of water belongs 10 Victor Henri
OF Paris and Max Won Reckiinghausen
or Strasshurg. Germany. The prime fac.
tor OF their apparatus is a mercury vapor
nro enclosed In "A fused rock crystal lamp
built by tie Westinghouse Cooper Hewitt
Company OF Europe. This rock crystal
or quartz glass allows the ultra violet
light to radiaie freely. striking tho bac-
terla in the water that flows past II.
IL necessary the water can b. made to
pass several times past the lights. thus
insur.ng that all the bacteria arc killed.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-04-10
HAB1GER-RoHRIG

Miss Johanna Habiger and Fred
Rohrig. Of this town, were mar
ried at Lamar last Tuesday after
noon. coming down on the even
ing train to this town, where they
will reside in the future.
Mrs. Rohrig is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Habiger Of
Granada, and has lived in this
town for several years, having
been employed at the local tele-
phone exchange as an operator
for a long period. She is a beau
tiful bride and a popular girl.
Fred Rohrig is associated with
his brother in business here and
the happy young couple have the
best wishes of a host of friends,
in which The Chieftian joins.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-04-10
A big lot Of l24 cent dress iini
hams now 81 cents, at
White Bros.
PUPILS RECITAL

An enjoyable evening was spent
by the music lovers last Friday
at the High School auditorium,
the occasion being a recital by
the pupils of Miss Woodring.
The program was an excellent
one, and reflects great credit up
on Miss Woodring for her careful
training and speaks we'll of her
ability as a teacher. The pupils
rendered their parts in a very
creditable manner and the audi
ence was more than pleased.
At the conclusion of the pro-
gram dainty refreshments were
served. =
Holly people are to be congra-
tulated upon having such fine
work in the local schools as has
been done in all departments
this year.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-04-10
NEW RAILROAD SURE

DR.. G. R. Hickock, formerly of
Ulysses, at present located at
Satanta, on the new railroad, and
Mr.. SWartz, also of Satanta, were
in Johnson Wednesday on bust
ness. These two gentlemen came
to our Office to renew old acquain-
tance and in the course of con-
versation the doctor informed US
that Mr.. Storey, second vice
president of the Santa Fe, as
sured him positively that the pro-
jected route west from Satanta,.
shown on the new time tables,
IN be- abufleawit ithgut fail l.a.sIaf
course" Story said, 1T may be
some time. but there is no doubt
that this road will be built. -
Johnson (Kans.) Journal.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-04-10
AVERAGES es%

Prof. H. E. Clewell this week
received a first grade certificate
from the county superintendent
of schools, showing his average
for the examination to be SO per
cent, with a perfect score in six
of the studies.
Prof. CIewell, coming to this
state from Kansas, with several
diplomas from various Normal
Schools, was not required by law
to take this examinatson, but
felt that he should have a Colo
rado certificate, and this splen-
did average proves beyond a
doubt his ability in his chosen
profession.
Prof. Clewell will also attend
the Colorado State Normal this
year.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-04-10
BIG CONTEST CLOSES
ON SATURDAY NIGHT
Leaders Practically Even and tho
Winner Rests with Number
of Her Friends

On the last lap with nobody in
the lead, an open field and the
races goes to the swift there is
no favorite.
The big piano contest closes
Saturday evening and while only
today and tomorrow remain in
which to win same still there is
time for any one of the contes-
tants to spring some remarkable
surprises.
Friends of the contestants are
legion and are working might and
main for their favorives; the con-
testants themselves are leaving
no stone unturned to win this
fine prize. Hurrah for the one
who wins.
It's been good race, a fast
race, a clean race and an honest
one and the lady who wins will
indeed be fortunate.
Have you helped your favorite?
It's up to you as to whether or
not she be the winner. A few
thousand votes for her right now
may be the means of her getting
this piano. One new subscription
to The Chieftain may be all that
is needed to turn the race in her
favor. Ten subscriptions would
mean $50, 900 votes for her and
who can say that there will be
that many votes between the
leaders at the close of this con-
test?
Get up and hustle! Play the
game and watch your favorite
forge to the front.
and Saturday. .Aprill1th is the.
day.
And perhaps yourvotes may be
the means of winning your best
friend one of the handsomest
pianos ever brought to this town.
Anyhow, it's up to you.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-04-10
CITIZENS TICKET
PROVES VICTORIOUS
With But One Exception Above
Party Is Proven to be Easy
Winner Tuesday

Out of the total registration of
$50 Holly citizens cast 256 votes
at the town election last Tuesday,
the Citizens ticket proving an
easy winner over the Peoples
ticket with but one exception,
Chas. Witty winning his election
from that party by l3 votes over
T. G. Demaray.
The election promises to be a
rather tame affair unit! about the
middle of the afternoon. the
votes coming in slowly, but at
that time both sides proceeded to
get busy and the votes began to
roll in quite rapidly until after
five o'clock, when but a few
stragglers remained.
Both sides made but little prep
aration for the election, each
seemingly being satisfied to leave
the matter to the judgement of
the citizens, and therefore but
very little ill-will results from
this election, the losers taking the
defeat with good spirit and in the
manner of thoroughbreds.
The following is the official
count:
Mayor. B. Harden, ITS
w. j. Pratt, "a
Councilmen, two year term;
Edmund Haberstroh, 156
-Chas. Witty, 1874
Robert King, 1913
II. G.. Demaray, 121
VIM. Baker, 113
IT. w. Emery, 1O3
Councilmen, one year term;
"A. D. Plank, 145
DIR. c. E. DUNCAN, 106
The election judges were Harry
Pettee, Ray Appel and John G.
Schlager, while Marmie Shields
and Joe Habiger acted at clerks.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-04-10
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SERVICE

For EASTER Sun, APR 18TH.
Special Easter servlces, with spc-
cial music Doth morning and even.
ing. Morning service at 1870.
Subject of the sermon, The Most
Significant Event in Human His
tory" Evening service at 7:3O. A
special song service with program
of music and short sermon on
"The Power of His Resurrection" "
Every body come.
The town of Brush has ordered
out 25O telephones, same to 90 into
effect May lst.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-04-10
TO BUILD sILo

L. H. kephart last Tuesday let
contract for a l50-ton concrete
silo, same to be completed in time
for this years crop, to H. C. Hin
man of Fort Collins.
This is the first of many silos
that will be built in this section
this year. and marks new era
of prosperity. Silos have proven
to be worth many times the cost
to the farmer and stock grower.
and in many instances have paid
the construction cost in the saw
ing for one year.
Especially have silos been found
practically of immeasurable worth
in a dairy section. which this
country is now entering into ex-
tensively, as through a silo
dairyman is able to supply the
right kind of feed at the proper
time, and thus keep his milk
stock up to the fullest standard
and his milk supply just what it
should be.
The Kephart farm is situated
about six miles northwest of town.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-04-10
EASTERN COLORADO
Telephone COMPANY
Will File Their Articles of Incor-
poration Next Week-to Cap
italize at SIS, 900

AL mass Dl6ellng OF the tele-
phone users of this town, called
by the committee. it was decided
to organize the Eastern Colorado
Telephone company, and articles
of Incorporation are now being
drawn up and will be filed with
the Secretary of State some time
next week. The meeting was
held Tuesday evening.
The people seem to be thor
oughly aroused over the situation
here at present and there is no
thought of compromise with the
Mountain States people. The
three towns of Holly, Granada
and Bristol will form the company
and build the lines. Hartman hav-
ing decided to go it alone with
their own system which is already
built and mostly owned by the
farmers and business men.
The Eastern Colorado company
will be formed with a capital of
$25, 600, shares being sold at $25
each and it is the present inten-
ton to have every subscriber to
the system to buy one share of
stock at that figure before he be
allowed the use Of a phone, in this
manner the control of the COM
pany will ever remain with the
subscribers and thus there will
be no opportunity for any person
or corporation to step in and get
the people in their grasp. How
ever the Chieftain does not guar
antee that it will be followed out,
it being the plan at present how
ever. IL ss 81.
The committee believes that
the new company will be able to
start in business with a list of
three hundred subscribers, a
great many business men at the
meeting signifying their willing
ness to enter into same, while the
farmers have made application in
large numbers. A rate has not
yet been decided upon nor will it
be until after the committee get
their figures for the construction
of the line.
By next week engineers will be
here to go over the field and sub
NIT figures for the construction
of the line. By that time also a
board of directors from the towns
will have been elected and work
placed on a. business basis.
1t is the intention of the new
company to build the very best
line that can be built. There
will be used in the construction
of same only the very best of
materials, ETC., and they ask all
people to be prepared to sign up
when they have their proposition
ready.
1t is only by sticking to-
gether" that the new system can
be made a success and the COM
mittee wishes to impress the fact
upon you that it is up to the peo-
pie here as to whether same be
made a success or whether it
fail.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-04-10
STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP,
MANAGEMENT, ETC.,

of The Holly Chieftain, publish
ed weekly at Holly, Colorado,
required by the Act of August,
"a, 1912.
Editor, Robt. E. Wilson, Holly, Colo.
Managing Editor, same.
Business Manager, same.
Publisher, same.
Lessee, under two.year lease, same.
Owner, l.. N. Zalinasr, Denver, Colo.
Known bondholders, MORTGAGES, and
other security holders, holding | per
cent or more of total amount of bonds,
mortgages, or other securities: None.
ROBT. +. WILSON.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
9th day Of April, 1914.
JOHN p. LINVILLE,
Notary Public.
My commission expires Dec. 20, 1917,
The Holly chieftain., 1914-04-10

rooms. All persons interested
are invited to attend. Several
other important matters will also
be taken up at this meeting.
The Prowers County Sunday
School convention will be held at
Wiley, Colorado, on Thursday and
Friday, April lG and II. A very
interesting program has been pre-
pared, and it is expected that the
usual large number of delegates
will 90 from the Sunday Schools of
Holly and the Eastern district of
the county.
WANTED-Girl for general house..
work. Mrs. j. F. Van Wey.
Sugar. 20 lbs for $l.0O Pratts.'
Help that girl friend win the
piano by paying your subscription.
The base ball players will meet
Sunday afternoon at 2:30 for
practice game.
A. l.. Seeley, of the Mountain
States Telephone company, arrived
in town Tuesday afternoon.
r. l.. Christy, county treasurer,
was in town Thursday on some
business matters pertaining to the
duties of his Office.
Capt. Hardy, the famous crack
shot, will give free exhibition of
shooting at 3 O'Clock, next Monday
afternoon, in this town.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Plank are
expected home almost any day
now with their little son, Willie,
who is slowly recovering from his
injuries,
The Holly chieftain., 1914-04-10

dad" Heckethorn is visiting in
Baca county for few days, he also
taking broom corn buyer along.
AS they are making the trip in
Ford it's "cinch" they will get
through alright, says the H.-B.
garage.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-04-10
SWINK STILL WET

The ''wet and dry" fight at Swink
last Tuesday resulted in victory
for the "wets" by a majority of
about q votes.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-04-10
WISH TO MAKE IT

Quite a few of the business men
have signified their willingness
to the Chieftain writer to make
the proposed Sociability run to
our neighbors on the South,
and it has been suggested that
same be made about the 5th of
next month, so as to reach the
town of Artesia at the time that
place is holding a celebration.
All persons interested should
get together on this proposition
at once if it is to made a success.
There is no doubt that the pro-
posed trip would mean the max
ing of hundreds of friends for
Holly-friends who always re-
main friends.
Are you interested? If so let
The Chieftain know.
John Kindell came up from Cool
idge Wednesday and punched the
clock 30 that she registered his
subscription one year ahead. He's
one of the boys that fears no noise.
Beans, l6 lbs. for $lOO. Pratt's.
The High School Glee club will
give an entertainment this evening
at the Opera house, and this pro-
misses to be one of the best of the
season, Everybody should attend.
Have you seen that beautiful line
Of ladies ready made dresses in
voiles, tissue ain9hams and Crepes.
White Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-04-10
STANDING OF CONTESTANTS
In the $500 Piano Contest.

See our line of fancy crepes, ra.
tines and voiles, all the newest CoIors
and patterns. White Bros,
The Holly chieftain., 1914-04-10


Miss Mabel Woodring.
Professional hymn. Grown
Him with Many Crowns.
---T The Choir.
Anthem. When | Survey the
Wondrous Cross" F" The Choir.
Solo, Rock of Ages. +"
--- Mrs. E. l.. Brown.
The Beginners" and Jun
iors will have part in this service.
1880 P. M.
Piano prelude ----
Miss Mabel Woodring.
Anthem, Day is Dying in the
West" The Choir.
Solo, Meath the Shadow of
Thy Wings" -
----M Miss Helen Jefferay.
Trio. THY Will is Best"
Misses Ruby, Marie and Della
Oelfke.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-04-10
EASTER PROGRAM

The following program of spe-
cial music will be given at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday:
1890 A. M.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-04-10

10 cent dress iinfhams End LIGHT
Colored madres on sale now al 81
cents per yard. White Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-04-10

Regular 81 cent apron finahams,
all fast Colors, now 81 cents per yd.
White Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-04-10

Is cent tissue iinihams in brown,
blue and pink on sale al IL cents per
yard. White Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-04-10

Now is the time to buy those bar
gains in Ginshams, at White Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1914-04-10
Just arrived, a new and complete
line Of ladies crepe pettiCoats.
White Bros.
cANTALoUPE GROWERS

A meeting of the cantaloupe
growers of this section is called
for next Tuesday evening to be
h e Id at the Commercial club
rooms. All persons interested
are invited to attend. Several
other important matters will also
be taken up at this meeting.