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Buckingham, Celebrates.

Celebrates ID right when il comes
to teIt about the events OF last Monday
i'll Buckingham. The day YVES IDEAL.
the crowd was large ami the events
We're of 4 kind 10 please the people who
were al the village Of Buckingham.
We have not the time 10 speak in de-
taiI of aEl the events. but the day was
full Of good clean amusement from
early in the morning To late AT night,
and We presume until early the next
morning
The Chain Of Lakes won both ball
games, defeating the Raymer team in
the morning and Buckingham in the af-
ternnon. Our boys take the blame Of
their defeat OF themselves. At one
time Hagmer had the game easy. but
then the players seemed to try and see
which could kick the ball around The
must and throw il the farthel est away.
When they woke up to the fact that II
was ndt foot hall game the other side
had sixteen fo1t board cut full OF
notehes to indicate thair score.
The afternoon game was better on
the start. but even the veterans nf the
buckingham team got in, the air and
seemed 10 try and outdo our boys.
Notwithstanding ulI this the crowd
seemed to enjoy the event hugely.
There was IN addition to the above a
running race with horses. n potato race.
Fopsiag exhitiaas. etc, 50 that each
seemed lie tini the amusement suited to
his or her taste.
Earlg in the day 1856 teams were
counted, We counted II automobiles at
one time in tha afternoon. several mo-
toregeles were present. and there were
- many saddle horses that @e could
not count them. II WAS the largest
crowd Buckingham ever aaw. and the
best Of il was that rigs. teams. people
and everything indicated as prosperous
a body of eiti4e1s as We eyer saw as
senbled in the towns af the east en a
similar occasion
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Tim Moynihan has bought snorher
horse.
L. Tuyne is busy hauling sand these
days.
Waiter Evans went to Buckingham
Saturday.
Tim Moynihan drove to Wedona oGe
day recently.
Robert Jones called recently ut the
Fades home.
Rob Neal took dinner with the Toyne
family Friday.
Frank RiGsbg was recent caller at
the Tuyue Ranch.
Emerson Aaudrews has been working
d. l.. Jones Of late.
Abe Patterson was q business caller
at senstoeks. Monday.
HuIda Eades was a recent visitor at
the Lydia Beson home.
John Senstoek was caller at The
Patterson home recently.
A few from here attended lhe Pro-
gram at Raymer Sunday.
Mrs. Nedder and daughter Ruby
drove to Raymer one day last week.
Rosa Wilcox, Lynn Swan and John
Senasock visited Moniay evening with
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dairy purposes and was intended by
the Creator for The haaitation Of the
home builder and agFieniInFiss and any
condition that is hindraAce to these
ends ls against tie best interests 81
this community as well rs against the
BEST interests Of the State Of Colorado.
Ihe arbitrary sway Of the The one
time Cattle King who exercised
ownership over The vast pfaifies oi
eastern Colorado. not BY any right
granted taem Dy the government Of The
state. but by reason vi might must
give way 10 the march Of 2gtEf Century
civilization and these pfairles t1at Tor
merry supported countless numbers af
range cattle are fast becoming the
homes ot prosperous American citizens.
And this association pledges tfs sup
port for tie enactment Of more equit.
able laws suitable to conditions lnat
progressive civilization and gdud clti-
zenship demand.
1t snail be the duty Of this asForia-
tion 10 settle any grievances between
tie cattle owners and the members
hereof whenever the member so
aggfieyed shall report the same 10 the
z44,trf5 5ststF tI4E4 A Af,4++,..5F,.5+z
Upon receipt Of such notice the Pres.
ident shall Immediately cali meeting
Of the entire membership at when
meeting the same shall be lnYestiga-
ted and discussed, after wnirh II Gre
vance Committee shall be appointed
whose duty il shall bs 10 call upon tne
parties SO offending and adjust suen
differences and report the same 10 the
next regular VI special meeting uf the
Association.
In case the Grievance Committee
shall fail 10 adjust the matter II shall
be dealt with By a majority vote of
the entire membership al Il regular OF
special meeting Of the Association af-
ter every member has had i've days
notice in writing Of such special meet
ing ard the object Of the same or ID at
a regular meeting. the five days notice
setting forth the matter TO be adjusted
shall be given each member before tile
same can be acted upon the same az is
Case Of special meeting.
Prompted by spirit Of justice and
having for aur object the peace, pros
perity and the upbuildinR uf North
East Weld County.
We invite every law abiding citizen
who believes in the justice uf the above
principals to join with us.
by Committee.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-07-08
NOTICE aE t.nNIf.sr.


Entry alaHa tFar Fatiicatius.l C. u. ee67
EepaetiHenI IL the Interior.
united States Land ntiae at Sterling GglsFsrda.
Jaue 2sth. 1915.
IL Jesse G. Young. II Lexington. Nebrasl.a,
c1utestse:
You are hereby notified that Charles j.. mcIn-
tash vino gives Council Biuigs. lava as his post
offer address. did on June aih. 1916, file in this
Office his duly carrnhoratsd application t. contost
and secure the cancellation uf your Homes stead
Entry. No. Serial No. 1l2Ii9. made April sth
l9lgi fer si-z. seetian a5. Township IL North,
Range ~ West. 6th r. Alsridian. and a. grounds
fpr his contest he alleges that Jesse O. Young has
wholly abandoned tho shove described lEad. hag-
ing faiisa 70 re4ie upon improve Of cultivate any
pefti9n of "a. abave described land for a perl0d
of more than three years last past aad ~. ii the
aI.l.e failures atiIl exlat tcdate
fpa are. therefore, further notified that the
saisi allegations Nill be taken as eonfesst /. and
your said entry will be cancelled without further
right u he heard. either before ,hi. office or on
appeal. II YOU faii 10 lie in this csiiee within
twenty days after the FOURTH publication u
hisnutiee, shown below, yaur answer. under
oath snsciheaiIy responding 10 these allegations
If contest. together with due proof that you nave
served euus II spgr answer on the said contests
Mit either in parsen Il BY tslisteged mail
fqn should state in your answer the name af
the postotiica - which you desire future noticee.
70 be sent 10 you.
A. r. BROWNS. Register.
Date of first publication July |. 1916 =
'' '' second July i. 1915. IL
third July Is, 1916.
fourth July u, ISIS
JOHN ", CLpfD, Rsee.sar. s
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the Togne family. The evening WAS
spent with music.
5ir Boalss and friend passed thru
tfis vicinity recently huhting'f for h9fsr
c..
Mesdanes Charles and Carl Agev and
babys wes3 callers al the Toyne home
recently.
Several from here attended the dance
given Il Youngs BY the Wildcat Base
Sail Team.
Abe patterson aad family and Wal
ter Evans were Callers al tho Toyne
RANCH one day last week.
Quite few cattle are dying in the
Jack Pct Reservoir this year. They
get in the quick sands and cannot get
out ard no one dares get TOO close 10
help them. The cattle sink very rapid
lv after stepping on the sand.
Two very guear looking rats were
rfaaGh3 at the Tngn. homestead Friday
night. One was brown with two white
stripes running from it's nose To its
ears. The other was white with a
brown head ard tall and an arrow
stripe part way down it, back. They
were odd in appearance but they liked
turkey, chicks ete. az well as other
rats,
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-07-08
NOTICE IOts PTHLIElrfeN.

M.PL ffaLIisherl Serial psssss5
department of thr Interior.
l.. 8 Land Office III Sterling, Colorado.
May u, 1915.
AoTIcE fs hereby given that Gle III.
Olson. Of stoneham. Colorado. who on
July ~. 1909. made Homestead Entry
No 08Z65. Tor Vest half Of Section Il.
Township Z North, Range 81 West. 9th
Principal Meridian, has filed notice Of
intention IL make f8iaal Five Year
Proof, 10 establish claim to the land
aboye described. before 4. Commits
sionef, Clyde L. Stanley, at New Ray
mer. Colorado, On the 20th day Of July,
1915.
cEHimHBt names as Witnesses
Esisatd II HarWuad ri atunshati, Gslo.
Gis,.sleF Il: Carlson. II
E,lsaId T. Waeslas. Ut b-I
I.ail liaske ~ ii
A +. BROWNS. Ressiaiar.
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THURSDAY, JULY s. l9ls.
Homestenoers Organize

Several Of the farmers and home
steaders, mostly from north Of Raymer,
met III the school house last Saturday
u consider the best means OF protect
ing their rights against the encroaeh-
ment Of stock running at large.
II II. Aofthup was elected President
and Z. E. Wofsfold. secretary. The
resolutions adopted threaten no lives.
they are neither blood curdling nor
blood thirsty.
Following are the resolutions adopted:
Resolved: That owing 10 conditions
that noa exist in certain localities. We
feel II our duty as citizens and la1pag.
ers 10 gnite in an organization 10 Ire
called The Homestaader' Protective
Association that We may be better
able 10 preserve Law and Order in this
community and protect its members
from lnJustices al the hands Of those
who disregard the rights Of the hnme-
steader TO the Use Of his own land or
the properly he may possess.
Its object shall be to promote the
best interests Of the hamesteader, the
enforcement OF Law and Order In
North East Weld County and to assist
its members in protecting their crops
and other property from destruction or
damage BY range cattle which may be
permitted to run at large without re-
gard 10 the rights Of the settler 10 his
own lands or the crops he has planted.
Private lands owned and occupied ~
the settler are not open range" and
do not come within the meaning Of the
Statutes applying 10 Ranges or Range
l.1nd'
The 5ettEera homestead and his hah.
itatlon, neager and acantg tho it lie, ia
his castle and no person ur set Of per
SONS hage a night legally OF morally To
hAf'+4ss h.adef DF Interfere with him
in the enjoyment Of that home or his
inallsnahie right to cat the bread his
own hands earn.
Northeast Weld County With Its fer
tile soil and climatic advantages is es-
peeialiy adapted for agriculture and
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NOTICE Fog PUBLICATION

NOTICE fog PUBLICATION
HFL traa..sHe.t ssti.I a.Gs.a
Uraarsmrnt al the Interior
r. :. taud Office al sLerlaa4. EttiDl ado.
June Z, 1875.
NorIcE Ii hereby given that Marie
Martha Anon. tlormerlg Marie Marina
Benson. OF stnaehAm, Colorado, VIII j
on October ri. 1911, made Homestead
Entry, No, 0le543, lof South half ct
the South Half Of sestian u, TOWN
snip North. Range 5s West. Gta frin-
eipd Meridian. has filed nG.tee vi i'll
tentian 10 make Eieal Three Year
Proof. to establish ci4i.n u the land
above deserine4, beilge u. i. Conn
missioner, ctyde L, Stanley, at aew
Raymer. Colorado, VI Gs.e ztta day ui
juig, 1915.
taimaHl mines : Witnesses
William u. hurtArz.. Ii staas..4l. fss- -ars.!a.
isnn pug-n. 81
haWia Il. Whistler. a Ii "a en-
e6artaa J D'Ff4ss. Of az - 5.l5
A.F, IGaaE., Register.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-07-08
. COUNTRY NEWS LETTERS !
!. sas-.ssss h'aafisf: III asrs1 a' fsspIs sai !.
{ siisaa asa IA st.f N faasss I
Paradsre Valley

q. 9. Big has erected neg wind.
mil.
Geo. Beslock and Howard Salmon
drove down 10 Morgan Saturday.
VIII Thompson lost one Of his driving
horses last week frnm causes Unknown.
Chas. Hutton eame in from Brush
Saturday 10 visit wlth home folks un-
til Tuesdag.
Messrs LundYall. Salmon and John
son bought 4 header ul Frank Fritz
last Monday.
Mrs. yanek and children called at
the Richard, Thompson, ard Hutton
homes last Sunday.
Erank and chas. Richard motorei
oser T. KifE's Sunday and reported
that the hail made thirgs look pretty
sick ages That way.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-07-08
NOTICE tun I.Int..C ArinN.

Mp. Ia efaBdsgHr3 s=fi .s-al91 4
lsuuriMeni nj the iaterimr.
L. ), t-algd Qt.ice iii sterling, sstfbt ado.
July G. 1915.
hoTscE il hereby given that Nicholas
Cummings. ol Buckingham. Colorado.
VINO on February i. l9l1. made Homt e
stead Entry No. 0lfa08 for Lot -Four
sWi-4 NWl-8,= and Wiz sM1-4 of
Section 5. Township North. Range 50
West, 9Th Principal Meridian, has fled
notice Of intention ta make Eiunl Three
Year Proof, tn establish claim To the
Land above described, before United
States Commissioner 4 lyde L. Stanley
at keuta Colorado. on the lst day of
September. 1918.
e1almaHt naIaes ~ Witnesses
John Esaerv. nj Rus kihaAans. G5ls rs.ll.
EmaaA EsfHnatF
William A. Lil llEbaanl Of - 7.R
ssa,puel r. Deaa. of E2
A, + BROWNS. Register.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-07-08
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.


II. T. L. tiublisher, serial-ul57ss
Department of thc Interior.
u, s. Land odic- at Sterling. GoloraGu,
June 2, 1915.
h5TicE Is hereby given that Mamie
Dueker, Of 5toneham, Colorado, who
"a April IA, 1911. made Homestead En-
try, No. ol573s, for North Half of,
Section 50. Township 5 North. Range
81 West, 9Th Principal Meridian, has
filed notice Of intention to make Final
Three Year Proof to establish claim to
the land above described, before Unit
ed States Commissioner. Clyde l..
Stanley, at New Raymer, Colorado, on
the 9th day Of July, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses: +.
Edward Vpsel Of stonchamam. Colon ado
Grant Mercer. Of New Raysner. Colorado,
William stameerkIe. Of = =" 6slu
Charlie knth, 81 :itpneham. Caln. 7-l5
A. F. BROWNS Register.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-07-08
Notice Of Application to Leass
State Lands

Office Of Ire STAG Board of Land Commissioners,
Derlsr, Colo. Jung lsth, lois.
Notice is hereby given that John r. Gauger
whose postottee address Il stonehaln. Colo. has
made application No. Aa5is to lease the following
defes.bad School Lands situate in Weld coun-
y, caloraaa to-wits
Al u sefsion ie. Town ! ". Range IS W.
Notice is further hereby given that all other
persons desiring to file an application to lease this
tract Of land must file the same in this Office prior
se July END 1915, as other application to lease
nc above described lands will be considered after
said date.
John f. Vivian. Register
State Board Land Cummis5ionsr3.
Publish June Gsth. July /, G, u,
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Notice of Application to Lease
State Lands

Office of inc state Board af Land Commissions
ncnset Colo. July lst. 1915.
Nstiee il hereby giyan that r. vi. Hand sshose
ppsiuise aadrsss il Sterling. Cnlls has male ap-
pliealian No. Aila i, lease the following aescrb-
cd School Las .s. situate ii Weld County, cuIafa-
do ta-wit;
All Of Section IL. Town, aN. Range 5iW.
Notice ia further hereby given thai all ather
persons desiring u ile an application to lease this
tract Of land must ic the same IN this Office prior
tp Aug 5th isls as no other application to loaze
the ahoya described lanbs will bs considered after
said date.
j. y. Vivian, Register.
state Board Land Commissioners
Publish Jeiy g. is. n. r.
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Teachers, Examination

A hrsnsh examination will hc held on
August 10 and 20. in rilher Keota or
Grover according to which will ae om-
qdate the largest number of teachers.
VIII teachers in the eastern part oil
Weld County who wish 10 take the ex-
aminatiuu write ms ut once Stating
when place they pfefert Those in the
extreme eastern part of the county
may take their examinations in Siar-
ling or Fort Morgan and ha7e their pa-
pers sent to me- ii the eapefinteaients
Of Logan and Morgan counties are sill
lng,
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4 L. Copeland,
supl. Schools Weld County.
NOTICE Fuis iIHl.lt ACTON.

NOTICE FOR rtHllt aF:nA.
NIL lFahil4hsrl serial ui5a. q
department of The tntersur.
II, !. Land oiiite at Sterling, C8iofado,
July 8, 1915.
hoGlcEi Is hereby given that James F..
Robinson Ell Buckingham, Colorado,
who on March q, l9lt, made Home
stead Entry, No. dl5a60. for Lots J, a.
., 4. Z, and Ll-2 sMI-4. and Sell
hMl-4 Section f, Township I North.
Range 81 West, 9th Principal Meridian,
has flied notice of intention to make
final Three Year Proof. to establish
claim 70 the Land above described. be-
fore Clyde l.. Stanley, III. :. Com
misslonef,i ut keota, Colorado, on the
18th day ofAugus 1915.
GIaiaant naguea IS witnesses:
Abraham D tlsh N Buckingham, caia.
M4iaee A. Liss, af
hftauf /. Enpe OF ~
" iliissa II. Ratinaan. as +" '- 7=l2
A. Il. Browns. Register.
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Time 10 Pay Taxes

The first Half Of Zach years taxes
are due aud payable January tile
SECOND hart dne aud payable July 4.
OF each year and the Fir. L half be-
eome delinquent Feby rs. and the
md half hec6me delinquent Juty I'll.
Of eaeH year AMI draw Interest af-
ter said dates, All taxes paid
10 County Treasurer.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-20
RELATIVE OF LOCAL
DOCTOR KILLED IN
WRECK NEAR BORDER

~ E s. Mccain OF Brownsville.
Tcx who wus fatally shot hy NeN-
cans after the VrecNng OF q train
near Brownsville raIN yesterday
morning WIS q brolher-in-aw of pr
W n provinces. OF mis- city DIR Pro.
vines received telegram yesterday
afternoon saying that Dr Mccain had
hcon shot and no hope wus held for
his recovery. a press dispatch, which
ama later brought the news thar ne
had died
ur Mcruin was on the way from
UcWpio to BruVusNlle lIo was m
thc smoothing Compartment when the
train was wrecked when Mcxlcana
entered tho cor the physician ana am.
other man went into th, toilet. ac.
cordnr 90 Tine press account A Young
Mexican is said to- have told where
thct we're rhcv vco commanded
rs open mo door ANA upon thour fail
urc SHOTS wcr. fired through the door
ou andug pr Mccain iu the uhdo.
meu
IN Mot1ns homc WAS u uroWns.
willie ne vas deputy state health
officer OF rcWs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-20
LOCAL ITEMS
or Int REST.

Herboth. painting Signs ph. l496J
The q. Il T. wIu meet at O'Clock
tonight n the w q W. han a
large class Is 90 be- initiated
Mrs. J 81 Kelly wife ot Jhc sanm
Zee RAILWAYS ueent Flagstaff Atlh.
is visiting her sister, Mrs Vs. g.
Adams
M and Mrs y s. Brown. 2o2
North Afno street AiIl leave today
Tor i months visit Do Missouri and
Illinois
fhc fratornu Mystic circle VIII
hold dance tonight ut ita hoI Mcm-
beers are requested to attend and each
90 hriug e friend
Albuquerqu, ltncmpmwt So. a.
J. . @. y. VIII meet 40 $3.50 o'clock
tonight nt tb, j d d hall There
vlll he degree wark and Other lm
portant business 90 come before mo
lodee
fhe following tclcer1ms 1901. udr-
lNored at Western Union lloR E
Potter Willie Taylor Frank CLANCY.
Dan NlWnu Lewis II MuuEur Nr.
Louise ward Tom Quuum " Ej
Wrght, Jr
MANY visitors inspected tbr N
q a building ar wcrk Nmons
thCm wrIe several members oud -ufN-
c.rn of ihe association Who hld hoard
of th. Albuquerque building ANA who
were luNIoue % soc ~
Cottonwood GROVE 80 O. wood
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-20
BOYS PRESENT STOLEN
TICKETS AT MOVIE
THEATER; ARRESTED

Two uo about M or ~ years old.
entered 'he p1atme theator ast n2ht
THE uohct Akrr noticed that their
tickets bore le numbers of stolen
'pHstcbuHrdH Sergeant Ed Bona
hue ana rattnlman Charles ManE
wore saiiya pud took ,ho beys ~ ial
where thc> gave their names as doe
mHn ANA Victor Garcia
THE boys admitted the thett of the
u,kcts nu sand third was with
r1pn Forty tickets were missing
ThN reached through the opening of
ono window of "a office aud tore
them or the roII Yesterday morning
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-20
BURGLAR MAKES HAUL
OF JEWELRY IN DEFINING

pcming s. VI, oct l9- There was
a hold burglary Ia Deming Saturday,
between III a M and p M The
store Of Whemhouer and FahiNe.
corner 81 silver avenue and Spruce
street being broken into and goods,
consisting mostly OF jcwclry 70 The
value of $50 or 500 were taken from
the showcase THE only other artt-
cles taken. as far as known, was "A
hunk Of cheese but this evidently was
mot the kind of cheese the thief liked,
for il was found IN Che alley after be-
ing sampled
Entrance was gained uy cutting The
wire screen IN the rear Of the store.
removing "a light of 4lass from the
door and then unlocking the door
from thg inside
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-20
Y. w. c. A. GYMNASIUM
CLASS BEGINS WORK
FOR WINTER SEASON

Tho s. IS a. a gymnasium class
vs- ranpoaeH asi might foi the winter
.asou rb0 lass has permission to
tse %, h.7h nool gymnasium Miss
iNda Iduer physical director Of the
iuhle c0eos hats charge THE class
hts4a NIlu weulH members
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-20

come TO the turkey shoot az the
shooting gallery ia Old albuquerque.
shoot every day
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-20

Mr and Mrs Joe Gordon who
We're here for the satc fair left las!
night for Gallup Mys Gordon VIII
40 Ga california and Mir Gordon will
return 10 Albuquerque
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-20
Learn SPANISH!
Class Will Be Organized in A.
B. c., Monday, Oct. 25.

Increase your efficiency 10 business,
your profcsaIon trade. or occupation
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-20
H. NJ WILLIAMS
Dentist

Rooms I and 8. Whiting Building
Corner Second and Gold
Phone No. s8A
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-20

FOR RFNT--ltoom. sSx5O. facing
alley IN business section. suitable for
plumbing or tin shop, or storage (;
heat and water included Apply this
0ffien
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-20

'AXI SERNICF-D AND NIGHT
FARE, - CENTS.
STAND - GtiAHAM'S. PHONE Il.
EMIL GRIEGO.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-10-20
PHONE %

PHONE %
25-CENT TAM AM afro
iu} and Night
T. o. BAGA
Livery and ssdnis nors~s rrimbls's
Red Barn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-23
SHRIhERS HAVE BIG
TINE ON PILGRIMAGE
Young Ladies Have Tag Day and
Reap Harvest from Visiting
Mobiles.

When the Shriners returned from
Bristol and Norton they brought nine
teen scalps from Norton and seven
from Bristol, all of which tells pretty
tale in which many leading citizens.
all members of Acca Temple. figured.
Those who took part in the festivi-
ties stated yesterday that they would
require the time from now to July
to rest up before getting ready to
attend the great ITO do on the Pa
cific Coast. Among them were Mobiles
Jeter Jones, Tommy Palmatary, Eddie
Rose. Preston Belvin, Sammy Atkin-
son, Tom Whittet. and "Gawky." The
latter travelled in cog, and his real
cognomen will not be disclosed until
the next meeting of the Shrine, when
the new members from Bristol and
Norton may be present.
The ladies of Bristol had tag day,
and the way the Richmond Mobiles fell
for it. according to Palmatary. was a
caution, And said Thomas, they
were the prettiest girls ever saw out
side of Richmond OF course. the
married men don't want anything of
this said so please do not print any
thing about tag day."
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-06-23
ATTORNEYS N CLASH
OVER INGENUITY WI
CHARGES OF UNDUE INFLUEvc
ON AGED MAGNATE PRO-
woke ROW.

A near ist-fight developed durina
the recent hearing in the contest ove
the will of John J. McGinnity, nil
lionaire lumber king, of Denver, Z
a result of charges brought by III
attorney for the contestants.
The wealthy lumberman delays
the drawing of his will until just b.
fore death. at time when there W,
suspicion of his mental competenc.
The point Is raised that had he draw
his will early in life. naming as exect
tor self-perpetuating trust compani
such a contest would scarcely ha,
been possible.
Mr.. McGinnity In the will, whics
was drawn only a few hours befof|
his death, named william McPhet
son of his business partner. beneficiarI
in the estate to the extent of ss0o.0o9
Omar Garwood, the attorney VIII
filed the contest to break the viii d
behalf of six nieces and nephews d
Mr.. McGinnity who were disinheriteS
charged that McGinnity had been ''uY
duly influenced in drawing his Wi
through the administration of drugs
This provoked from James III. Bloos
attorney for McPhee and writer I
the McGinnity will. the hot retoinds
that Garwood was a 'despicable pc,
turer.''
Court attendants were called upo
TO separate the two attorneys W.T.
made an effort to come to blows
The cost of the contest will be borr
by the estate.--Adv.