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The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11
No woodsr rhst People wo,s.,

'h" Kansas court says ih. stat,
public utilities commission atom. can
M Eas rates and saothpr ksusa-
court says 'h' commission cannot IN
the sas rates And then rourt- and
lawyers wonder that the people a-a
not thoroughly content vith reputation
hN lawsuit Kansas Ciy Post
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

Former senator Joseph " Bailey
OF Texas says he may b. candidate
Tor the scns,e 10 order to nsht 10
claiism Men hkc bailey are tho
greatest makers Of sociAlls, srnti
mont Kansas Cib Times
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

President Wilson 10 approachins the
biz question 0f national defense with
the same steady farseeing direct
ness toward the b"art OF the question
that has mad him a nsurc tor his
tory Kansas cts Post
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

The increase .n American sbirs and
Tomas" 1. tough luck tor the shipping
trust whose argument against the nos
N"am"ns Law ~ That A. D. driving the
American nse on the seas Kansas
Clty Times
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11
TEDDY Need Net CO

The kaiser himself pledges fun PRO
lection TO Americans aud We viii NOT
ha'" 10 send Teddy over thcro to a.
''nd TO matters after ali Linueus
Bulletin
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

The way the several European na
tons are ser.ng peace movies %
rhSi ihs other nations ssy or DO msr
mean that they are all looking tor
peace moves ~ .louls Kspghlc
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11
Cong, in u. p,rl.l,

F-ri,-ir frniiEdegs that Mf Mc.
Cou.h- u The Democratic Bst.0nAi
chairman c0ne 10 denials that be is TO
resign or b. removed Kansas City
Times
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11
LLvIns or a volesna., 1aa.

LI'ing on The edge OF a volcano hAs
generally been accepted a. the jimi, q,
rec kl"ssness Perhaps this classical
phrase via nov give way TO another
d"s'r'pd'" TO those persons who have
their homes In the vicinity OF pow
der MN making ammunition Ter the
Aliirs Brooknold Budget
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11
No oeUbt the Nolsy Knows

The activity Colonel Rooseyrt is
displaying 30 his criticisms OF co. ad
min,s,rsflon At Washington might lesd
one To suspect thst The colonel knous
who VII b. thc next Buu Moose nom
in"e NodA~ay Democrat Forum
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

Ma. Miss Hannah. ygu oan positive
iy sst that Missouri never had An,
'hine itk" q gearral crop failure
Then you can also t'll them that Mis-
souu leads every state tn the produc
ton OF apples, peaches. stravbotrtes
"aiefmrlons. chict-ns aud eggs
Platte County Landmark
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

q Ia really refrcshing 10 note ths
surprise Of the 'steemsd Gazette over
IonErsssmsu lt0ohefs desire 20 DO
a. the psppl, of bio district ~'sh
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

Faf Easl whnt wtli b. uaeSssred ~
ths goal Of these efforts snss the ~Gs
10 over and Japan u iss Aiilss win
si's N ihs council aad asks bsr share
~ the spons'
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

N,o-pcs William y Tim alr,ost
broke az that ncyth ~ Joseph bond
meeting the other nigh, whcn ~
Assrd simple hasln~ss question Il
pst the question ans~crers 90 the
rack
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11
loor OF rsr rs,eviNo JAps

L INN. pN INt FNtEkiNG IAps
'fr '.rrs.H tt o. ta r..u,,
s.,au.a ut ths n Tary ~ ir, world
t Hfss ta ae'ooi rer rrott f,- vs'l.
ahj. s-r,.sas rendered ta tr. entente
allies Japanese nevspsp~rs ard
statesmen At hars are quots1 a. h4
einninE 'o speculate ob shsf Jaren
s i' ar' olt % tho uar fftr Allies
~'a Vow comes Rssoa U.ysshi
'apsrvs" amhs hs,sAacr 10 IIal, VIII
this statement,
"" have NOT c"sssd 90 coita barste
Wfh car ailfes tN tho extent asslrnef
O" zee The vogid sili b. sstonishad
sh"n kaoes Nhaf ~ have done
Saai ~ Are doua ana what We 49,
wNline tu do Rest assured that Il Il
10 rroatesi dHsirr - Japan tc sssipf
To thr sarrs,i cause Of civtisat on
i,'t jhrs7 rrt lhrestsnea inNosii
H'eN ~ apv - The repiorjy aspirs
,bons Which h,t European allies ss,
tor' b a. ihs hAslr rAussr o. war. r.
-~' r"e-,fy accredited with hsias 90
s't'H's'iC JsVsn ts ~nInS "a dn
rv' -nsi q ~ b. tho prtrss
rhere hss been TIE stisck apor CAra
an attach No lcts b.caase Diplomatic
than 70 q had hssn hy for,r - arms
There y ths turtAevancs 81 rhe Par.
Oriental PCapAsands througsout tbe
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

un ihr tao accidental o,esstoas
sh"u lbe Republicans utsr,pre4,utrd
THIS District tn cpnsrvss the gatrlt,.s
ideas uf q conrressmAn Vrrv carried
ouf their representative, listened 10
tho voice Of the bosses and NOT oi tbo
people
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11
The csler., WI e,,,...r.

Colonel Roosevelt continues A. frs
gaeni Intervals 70 afford the paopis
intense Satisfaction over their failure
TO fe."is't htm president . Henry
Ccgniy pamnCrai
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11
NAV bLL srAso Toe Wtsos

TsGV sLL srbso roe WiLsos
Unarf ths lsassrship u oiiis Isnae'
~ ksntaety dslsesfioa "a ihe nAiii
noDss roBssntisn sheh sss scid fOg
sisseaffs SfsA' san. champ Glars,
.ioDd sogiaiy Tor risrk % iehs %
ihsfs sas . chance fns bic nSmina
ilsa Ths gthsf dAy ihs Democrats
~ Esstasky IN stats conysa,lon. o..
sisfs5 vnsalmSasiy fef The fsMsmisa
ilas - wssqf0s wilson
rAdef ths les6srstip ~ nossF gal.
'iyss, ths Illinois ssissafion "a Bani
more ibstfsctsd for fiars shea y also
gistgvsfrs that thsFs Eas no shus
10 fbs NissogFiah vtoiatrd - ia
s'rati.sns, and sns other and parts
~ nibsf state asisRstions seat over
iD Rlisoa. ana hf -ss dominated u
- ag~ saaguHsad ~ lhs lssders of
is1ts factioAs IN niineis Democratic
gtiHiss ihNt every csbd idsle foi slor
lion - dsS+Fats 20 ths grtt as
ijonai eolyont,on sHi b. sand,dstr
,iedssd ~ adyanrs 10 Wilson's oon
iustioa
aud ~ it suvs Prom ps~ssat iAdl
rsiipns rrssident Wllsoas fenaminA.
llaa sHi b. aHsnin'Uus ona There
D. no anr DHbsisy aspiring 10 (hs
ae,G.nsti0n aEsinst blr,. Aod 70 there
b- aAyOnr s-ctsuY aspiring there is
uyt its .iizb,e1 iodIeafioE hat his
aspirstioBs rHi ." encouraged by he
tysat Luiy ~ Democratic toirts
Speaker iIsSs .aid good ~hlis sso
tbrt 70 Wilrou made Food he ~auid b.
fsnomlnat.d and ihai u be- failed 90
make good the nomination soald b"
Hufffiras 10 soy othrf Democrat
ftat srcirsteiy slfed up tbe sltpAtion
t~s and as~s 80 sili
NHt wilson 10 rskinE rood More
usu an other pfrsiirnt ~ recent
f.afs he be- mssing good iir has ihs
fonnt,He. pr3 respect oi 'hs rpsntf,
ra.sr8l.-s ~ psfs unes And more
hen tbat br spp~sis 20 ~. ldrauau
~ ths .aup,ry &c. ,asp.,.a tbs trgag
sssion " yogfb A. h, same ,ir1s
1~ spptais To- 'be Judgment ~ older
snd uorr conservative mon - one
both .hfs aud san. Nn other Am,fI
ra7 usirymau bosios ip command
......t.g,ff su,.rg E4rh tUoa.f. .ft.ts aud
'r1'''if %" th" r','ot 'hsi W"'df'"
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The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

n yoa have ass doubt a. 10 the stA.
bii.fy of st Joseph. rad The state
meRts ~ the nsiionai bsaks % This
slig - prihted this week
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

Wnh champ clara SENATOR stone
and Rcd Governor MAJOR ard half
doi~B congrvssmen here on October /
there ~il b. no reason sh, sU sood
Democrats should rot fo,l happy and
t0rgvt last Tursdsy
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

EvefS Democrat 'n fhr entire north
~,st part of Missour, is invited 10 S'
Joseph October ~ hear clark and
he fs,iDa orators
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

Al fuSds vin lead 90 ST. Joseph
October I uben Mi.somFs great soa
Champ Clafs wiii thik 70 The ssser.
blrd hosts oi o,.mo,rary
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

n orator peliord really isvors the
bonda his eouplins ~ MAYOR Mar
shslfs name vttb % - an endorse
nisni - iresdins on danEsroas rrogud
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

You NAV not b. Pap vita tho Isrt
in IN" morn'us c,ca 70 yug vere on,
on ore th" 't"uiug before Atch.sou
coany Mail
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

~ Ioseph vui vrtsud = aitins Ssi'
cuns 10 the mvmbsss of the German
Amsfiesn AlllAacs. Who wiIi meet
bsrs N eonssstioo tosuoSrow SD Best
ca
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

And no~ 18th thst billion bgahei
rtup of wheat Shsf. does the ReVub
ncan party ~hich made the ,ln shine
and the rains tan stsnd'
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

p ioohs a. 10 ihc proud pound stsr
Inns "a, uNine 30 hrcsk into the class
with Niia none, Kansas city
Tlmos
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

Maybe Nr ljsav Ford ls uuvnuus
io D, aaldI,r for fear Do vHi hr o.
un soldier NsryslUu" Mirror
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

Tn" n~mccrkey of Northwest Ms
sour ulll BY oc,Ober 1 retrieve IN
psrt ss lsAsi the great disaster q ,as,
l'ussda, shea Ne Babl.ss carried
Misr1uri
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

Ihs' Nss mou Ugpepdous VIC
fof, that thr Republicans won last
rursda} they carried all oi Missouri
except Platte counts
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

sersiss ~ fssiogias sese~ 10 veil
ksssn - ~ ~ sarasss - tsai q ths
psDs hisesf
Tao asHitAs sarld seesiAr aad 70
ligioss 10 bopsng and prayins tos
pears before ne NF-skas~ ~ Larop~
slah bafe Been t0ssunmAled There
is afay frassn - believe ih.t Oct
Bsay siis her aiiiss m ready sha
viiilcs 20 disfass terms TIE fsf
tun"s ~ he year - var have soHs
sffeHgiy 9Th Oegmasy ard ~ logi
al rtgectaiiuH wogid b. lhat paAse.
s0aeisdfd no~ ~osld b. 90 terms Il
rafahir 20 thr Tsu,cair siiies For
fhst fesY frason. and lust a. logifali,
fhf Tripis EuiSnss siiiss logk On ne
prraPri ~ 80 carts p'Nr~ ui,h sypre
heHsion aaS az iitiis a-ssee 81 rspur
sause Aef bsesuse they 10 ~ pfrs
.8eHt IL is "suih0fiisuteiy rebortef
b~sNsfss 20 fobpw bic offer As pface
rssrf 1nfh boih sidss 70 the dfoad
fn eUrdift ibflsstS dlspoeifinr 70
listen 20 the voice ~ sisa0fn i,-t b.
s'stfn, bls staadlos snd ibagsr,s a.
mediator shess nsu'ysity snd im
~Nuiaiuy wili b. recognized and
trusted b. sli the b,llir9snts
The situation even 80 81 far irugn
pop-lrss Thc repentance oi the
allies 20 ,oatider psas5 prorossl.
tauH INSET D, irinP,rsd ty thsE fe
p8eaanc4 20 confo0ins ths var.
thruush anothe' winter probably
tafo4sh icn other winters II tht5 rn
teftsIn rsasonahl. etpectAn,y %
uau;ag 'b"msslffs un an even foot.
lag uHh fhe enemy before peace
frrms aIs tu b. ARRANGED Tho ,nst
~ 'bs Waf s bs,oming more iuzht
ih not onl, on thr rsids ~ haiIle
1ui .u tho homes and indlsifirs and
shogs ~ 90 trs untioas and 10 is.
b,a.nnus ~ ,nfea'eu enancisi chaos
% fsa question of how much human
endurance ran stand The probability
is louu.ot Goo r. certainty that g.sr. .
ruHlIutal t"tufr Nfnt.r even El,h
Grrmauy 100 tts as,tndsusf voUf hr .
wore faiusbl- sud lrs. costly 90 Great.
Hun.n ard hos allies than peace cot
.'uisd 'soBss5 hence win Gstusn,. F.
rousrnhtjN hy that time driven back Z
tn and drtsuinf t'r opu frontl,s I
N..E .f ,...t.fH ....,. t-a.s a . "a
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11
Sayings Of Missouri Editors


4 bu,oa husbJ wheat crop is real
prosperity Forrest r.fs N,N-
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

DEMOCRATIC ANNOUNCEMENTS
I hereby Hnnnanct myself a. a ran
didate Tor Member ~ Cobrress frcm
ths fcarts Congrrssinnsi District 81
Missouri. suhl~rt 70 ths primary ciec.
ticn, August : 1918
ROBERT ! YOUNG.
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

e''i'aN htIiefa
Nach 10 re disappo.ntmsu, ~ hose
Toe r7o1 vho ~satea sar a. ar, cost
Germany spp'ars ta b. r5arH.a,5rv
lHuuFgs puyrffr
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

q truly was iriHy selfish ou the
part ~ Platte count, 20 rluse 20
mase that last Tuesday Republican
V,torS unanimous
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

i'y VHat authority does thi. noe
upr Nlilmoary 4a,stiou ta, uEat al
such socd ctnsns d. poefor ro,rta
ssitc GrotEc "a Rsk,r. smith Iyr
peg aUd D N lJndsay 90 81 a. meta
brrs ct state hospital board No '
Lnoks az though 30 has some .r,
cisl idea 81 hts ouu impoIJauy. aat
a ercrn wefHber AZ that
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

The common public To- much mys'i
hrd and confused over the nuctua
tious " exchange in New York
Thr'. Af~ no questions Of neutrality iu
lh,s matter Everyone can rest as
sur~d that Vail street viii skin every
bnd, a!ks AMI 80 the limit Wall
-treet tss uo sentiment u is after
M. dollar ard ~ctid skiu the Allies
as quirkiy Ar tlr Iru,uus
Tie thIas mat most mystiHes the
common man ~ how pound sterling
srl,h has tlNI ~orth Of gold Ia IL
aan D. rold on The Srv Nork market
ioJ about ttao ThoY say why not
AK" the Eugiis1 pound to tho mint
and have % coined luiu dollars tor
the mint coins soid free The tact ls
thst th' gold round hiss rot declined
The ssil' ~ Kold is nS-d by weight
The world over. and t does not mat
iet What stamp 10 bears n ls not the
gold pound that these chaps IN Wsn
street afr baynE and selling Il Is
orders for thcig delivery 10 other
words It 10 ~tr"ditF that is being
bought aud sold and Engiish credit -
at discount $50 IS the credit a.
r''rr European nation vhrn com
pared With tho credit ~ the United
Sistys
Wall street o., ern,,sl' opposed 20
shppir. srra' quantities Of gold here
~ that suuld Inr.labiy rails, ggi,ys
The ..rcSsou th,, assiku is tbst %
would l1rrea., Ihc cost OF living
cause strikes AMI mak, a lot 30 frou
nIr. but the real reason DO that it
s'uld decrease o., purchasing power
ut Incomes frun tsyd Investments
lh'' could uut bu, so many su'omo
h.lrs s4i other lu,ufiys with their 100
'aIn', i,pm Investment, n pu,rs
-.o"la LARGELY advance Europ, ia 81.
.'HdY Pstmt I Cuumutrd 90 n,ir
nau uour,. much Nor, tor soods ihau
before thr ~ar and % m, coat Of
.hHasius ih'r owu mona, into
tmefl.au dollars increases. Wall
-'rr.- -sss Europe wH' qut buying
.s'" o. eii nos do ANYTHING OF the
s.ai lnJ ihe reason that the snods
saa D, purchased rowbe;o else
lhs uhpi' affair is matter Of
..,sis oi fhs wnn'1 changers Nhu
collect ire same tribute that they did
ben the' we've driven oat of the l-m
I." vth a whip made 81 small
CORDS Al present TIE powsr of these
reb iS Tar Flrstrr thsn a, tHat ure
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

Md 81 really Wss election day
Tuosday when Missouri vss carried
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

What b., 'bcr, IN ,ha, old story Of
lh, fall ot nahlc on
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-09-11

Come to $, Joseph Oc'ot.r end
h'sr tHaHp CLARK
The Holly chieftain., 1915-08-27
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO
LEASE STATE LANDS.
Office of the State Board
of Land Commissioners ,

Denver, Colo, Aug. 9, 1915
Notice 10 hereby given that application
has been made to lease'the following des-
cribed school lands, situate in Prowers
County, Colorado, to.wit:
The Holly chieftain., 1915-08-27
SOUTHSIDE NOTES
District No. 80

Mr.. and Mrs.F. Tapley visited on Sun.
day with the Tom Woods family.
Miss Mae Bueker is visiting her friend
Mrs. Cartwright, north Of Holly.
W. P. Steele has been i'll for some time
past, suffering from asthma.
Mrs. Willis Thompson left Sunday for
Missouri, to visit her relatives. Her
brothers two small children will return
with her.
Rain, rain, rain!
Miss Lelia Fowler was in Holly Satur.
day to meet her sister, Mabel. who had
been taking the County Te achers' exam.
ination in Lamar.
Ask Henry Thompson why he was
driving SO swiftly down Main street Sat.
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Moore with their
little grandson, Curtis, were callers at
the Wood home Friday.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-08-27
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Kendall and Coolidge Circuit.

On August 29th, at Kendall. KAN
Sunday school every Sunday at 10 o'clock. }.
E. Johnson. Supt. Glass meeting at IL a. m.
led by G. W. Goostree. Epworth league every
Sunday evening at 1880. T. A. Wells. Pres.
Mid-Week services led by the pastor every
Thursday evening at g.
At Medway. Kan. Sunday school at 10
a. m. every Sunday. F. Padley. Supt. Preach
ing by the pastor at 8 o'clock a. m.
At Coolidge Sunday school every
Sunday at 10 a. m. Chas. Ross. Supt. Preach
ing BY the pastor at II a, M and 8 pm. Young
Peoples society at 1880 p, m. 7. S. Mason.
Pres. There will be an election Of trustees on
Monday forenoon. Angus, Both, at ten O'Clock
in tho Presbyterian church.
At Sugar Beet ranch--Sundsy school
every Sunday afternoon at 2:30. Mrs j. II
Maxey. Supt. Preaching by pastor at $3.50 p. M
At Prairie Vale School house. rs
miles north Of KendaIl-Sunday school every
Sunday afternoon at 230. D. H. Turner. Supt.
REV. M. S. BLAIR. Pastor.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-08-27
COLORADO STATE FAIR

More entries than ever before
in the history of a race meet in
Colorado have been received by
the Colorado State fair for the
races to be held in Pueblo during
the week of September 18th.
The horses that will compete
in Pueblo this year will be among
the best in the country. Never
before has such an assortment OF
widely known harness horses
been scheduled to race in Colo
RADIO. The early and late closing
entries brought in total OF l56
entries, over twice as many as
have ever been received by the
fair association before.
Some of the horses that will
meet in Pueblo during fair week
are at present racing in the Grand
circuit, in Canada, Iowa and
Minnesota. The others will be
the pick of the Santa Fe and
Colorado-Wyoming circuits.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-08-27
IT'S DIFFERENT NOW

In days of old when pastors bold ripped
all our nerves asunder, stern threats OF
doom beyond the tomb he rosred in tones
Of thunder. He paved the air and preach
ed despair, this man Of worth and learn.
ing; he scared US stiff, we seemed to sn'h
the fumes of birthstone burning. He
preached away for half day. besinnint
at eleven; the book he cu6ed, he howled
and bluGed, and scared folks into Heaven.
His theme was hell, he would not dwell
on Canaan's thyme and clover; ! wonder
now, quite often. how the food man put
it over. Now pastors plead and try to
lead them on to paths Elysian; they talk
Of love and things above, and thus i'm.
prove our vision. For love is all this side
the wall, dividing US from Aidenn; and
over there in "mansions fair, all souls
with Love are laden. Love make us
blest-of creeds the test-of life the hope
and leayen; not threats of pain or hope
Of gain can Guide our steps to Heaven
Exchange.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-08-27
WEBB ITEMS

Mr.. Bsusher has been building house
on his claim near Butte Springs, the past
week.
Mrs. H. Russell visited with Mrs. HUI
bert last Thursday.
Miss Florence Austin of Fl. Scott, Ks.
is visiting her aunt and family, Mrs.
Perry McAIexancer.
Mrs. H. Dudley GENE home from St.
Charles, Mo-, Saturday.. where she has
been visiting with her father, who wss III.
The General opinion is that il the frost
doesn't come too early. this years crops
on the dry land will be record breakers.
Mrs. J. Wsine was on the sick list last
week.
New settlers are coming in every day.
Those that fot here too late to put in
crop are busy putting up prairie hay.
Mrs. C. Starkey was in Holly, shopping
last Monday.
Curtis Oliver and family. from Alva.
Okla, are here visiting John Owens and
family, with q view of locating.
New houses and fences are beins built
all over the country and spelling most Of
our angling roads.
Mrs. A. Farrell, who has been visitint
the Georee Griffith family, returned Mon.
day to her home in Shawnee, Okla.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-08-27
UMBRELLA LANGUAGE

To place your umbrella in . rack indi-
Gates that 10 sbcut to change owners; an
umbrells carried over q woman, the man
Getting nothin9 but the drippinEs of the
rain sifnifes courtsh;p; when the man has
the umbrella and the woman the crippinss,
it indicates marriage; to carry it at an
angle under the arm signifies that an eye
is to be lost by the man who follows you;
to put cotton umbrella by the side OF
silk one means "exchanle is no robbery
to lend an umbreIls may be Interpreted.
81 am q fool;' to carry an umbrella just
hish enough to tear out mems eyes and
knock Of mems hats signifies II sm
woman. ."-Exchanfe.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-08-27

Don't forget that we handle
fresh garden produce, as we'll as
fruits of all kinds. Cash Grocery.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-08-27
THE AUTO
and It's Possibilities

The automobile annihilates distance sad
has taken from farm life its enforced $50.
Istion.
The country dwelier is exenpt froo
forced contact with people BY the very
nature of his occupation. ssys the Ksasss
Farmer. People of the city ksow sea
while the farmer possesses deep kaowl.
edge Of Mature.
A wider and deeper rural scqusistsacs
is fundamental to the upbuiidinl Of
wholesome community life. The sharist
of common experiences and the fsein6 Of
unexpected opportunities together give
people new visions of the mestsl and
moral powers of their companioss.
When people of the farms osee vividly
see that the homes Of tiven ares 10 the
country can possess . unity % real -
that Of . froup Of city hones, distinctly
rural social institutions will soos sppsar.
The automobile with its possibilities in
brinkinE people closer together 10 haste o.
ind the day when such Institutions will
exist all over the land.
A happy. contented family 10 joy for.
ever and the motor car 10 Q mighty force
n the culture Of this best crop Of all.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-08-27

Splendid wall map of Colorado.
also cloth book map, for sale.
Latest map of the Arkansas Valley.
Chieftain office.
We carry complete stock of
rope, leather and harness supplies
at the Cash Grocery.
F. Il. Allen-notary public, rent.
ais and collections.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-08-27

Mr.. and Mr.. VIM. Riddle, from
north of town, came in to welcome
the latters mother, sister and bro.
ther (Mrs. G. r. Sturtz, Mrs. B.L.
Munsey and w. A. Sturtz of Kan
sas City,. They will spend few
weeks here visiting and seeing the
sights of this fertile country.
Last Saturday and Sunday mark.
ed the advent of three handsome
girls in this section, and the census
man has already been given the tip.
The first one blessed the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lane, the
second the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Manning at Amity, and the
last visit of the stork blessed the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Kirk
patrick.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-08-27
axe Notice

This Office frequently receives
from different parts of the county
we'll written items for publication
to which the writer's names are
not signed. Correspondents are
earnestly requested to attach the
name of writer-not necessarily
for publication, but simply as 4
guarantee of good faith. Remem-
Der also that communications
should reach US as early as We'd
nesday.
Are you ready to make final
proof on your homestead? Papers
carefully prepared. U. S. Commis.
sioner, Chieftain office.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-08-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior.
U. S. Land Office at Lamar. Colo.
ILL., u 1Ote

Department OF the IhterIor,
u S. Land Office at Lamar. Colo.
July 81. 1915.
Notice is hereby given that Edith Glare Hays
Of Webb. Colo. who. on March 80. 1912, made
homestead entry. serial No. O115O1. for south.
east quarter. east half southwest quarter and
south half northeast quarter. section 80, town.
ship 26 south. range Al west. 9th principal
meridian. has filed notice Of intention to make
tAree year proof. to establish claim to the land
above described. before the Register and Re.
ceiver at Lamar. Colorado. on the 10Th day Of
September. 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses: Mrs J. W. Houl-
ton. of Holly. Colo Mrs. H. M. Hutchison Of
Hatton, Kan; E. W. Barnes and c. H. Moore
both Of Webb, Colo.
lois A. L. Beavers Register.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-08-27
FANCY STATIONERY

Let us get you up some sta
tionery that will be a credit to
your business-nol a detriment.
The price will be practically the
iame. and you'll have something
You'll be proud of. The Holly
Chieftain Printerv.
The Holly chieftain., 1915-08-27

This paper is boosting for Hol-
ly because its success depends
upon Holly's growth and pros
perity. 1t may be a personal
motive but it is far-sighted one.