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The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
Women of Ann Arbor Form
League to Battle High Food
Prices; Students Give Aid

BY JAMES SCHERMERHORN, JR.
tStan Correspondent Detroit Times)
ANN AItBOR, Mich. Dee, 6.-Fol.
lowing The organization OF the wo-
men Of Ann Arbor. Tuesday after
loon, into the Housewives league.
t. buck high prices. and the election
OF officers for the organization, the
secretary was instructed to commu-
ricate with the women In charge
Cf the hoycotts In other cltles and
states. that the action may be made
nationwide. Another meeting viii
be held Lee. 10, when further steps
will be taken.
Fear OF the opposition OF the Ann
hlbor merchants has temporarily
delayed any definite boycott. altho
the sale OF butter and eggs has fall.
en- OF materially.
The university women we're repre-
scented IN tho discussion By Mar.
ERret Reynolds, senior In the liter
AIRY college, and resident OF Ann
Arbor Members of ever woman's
Crganlzation in Ann Arbor were
present and the representation
makes II seem that the battle
rgainst high food prices viii extend
thruout The city
Fraternity and sorority houses In
the university have co-operated 10 a
great extent IN the movement. the
majority ~ the organizations refus.
ing the purchase ~ eggs and butter
The substitutes for the latter have
teen in use nearly all fall in All
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06

boarding houses and fraternity
houses. l'he combined action OF
these bodies is bound to have a
great effect. for the students are the
greatest consumers in Ann Arbor
Many merchants are absolutely de-
pendent upon student purchases for
their business.
The following women were chos
on from The Is present in Tuesday s
meeting 10 head the Housewives
league President, Mrs. f. NJ
Richar, epresident. Miss Martha
Hills; secretary, Mrs D. ) Fogge.
Mrs. A f. Shull was temporary
chairman OF the meeting
Those who have given tfeir names
as charter members Of the organiza
ton are Mrs Carlton Kemp. Mrs
n NJ. Randall Mrs A + Shull
Miss Margaret Reynolds. Mrs. +. r
Perry. Mrs A. r. Schuyler. Mrs
Maria Peel. Mrs l.. NJ Clarke. Mrs
j Il. Nelson, Mrs. II NJ Russ ell
Mrs. NJ j Taft. Mrs Z. F Free
man Miss NJ S. Hills, Mrs T NJ
Plunkett. Mrs w v Brace, Mrs
q c. Lindsay, Mrs r n Krause
Mrs. II G. Hall. Mrs l. p Jocelyn
Mrs F l.. Mummery, Miss s NJ
Brown. Mrs Wegener, Mrs NJ. G
Goddard. Mrs VI + Goddard, Mrs
H ]. Quarry. Mrs James Knox
Mrs. u O Carey. Mrs " r
Humphries. Mrs. r A Tinker, Mrs
f r Ward. Mrs y A Wood, Mrs
n c Freeman Mrs. E NJ Richar
Mrs. y s Fogge
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
ALLEGED ROBBER
GOES TO ASYLUM

HILLSDALE. Dec. e.-(SpeciaD- --
Frank Rainey, OF Hillsdale. accused
OF robbing the Eau Claire bank OF
$4,000, has been committed to the
Ionia state hospital for the insane.
Before commitment he was identi-
fed by several Flint residents as
the man believed 10 have slain Neal
J Berston. wealthy Flint real estate
man. When released from the lonia
hospital. II no is not tried for rob.
berry, he will be charged with kill.
ing.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
MAY OPERATE ON
FOXHALL p. KEENE

BALTIMORE. Nd. Dec. s Physi.
clans attending Foyhall p. Keene,
who was thrown from his horse
while participating in chase near
The Hartford gunt club Yesterday
afternoon. refused 10 discuss the
extent Of Keene's injuries today
Preparations at the club indicat-
ed that Keene would be brought 10
Baltimore. II Is believed that an
operation will be necessary Keene
is known 20 have been seriously
hurt about the head and badly shak-
en- up.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
Homeless Man Found Dead

William Burke. no home, about
80 years old. was found dead in an
alley on Bates.st., between Farmer
~. and Cadillac.sQ. AZ Z o'clock
Wednesday morning. The man had
slept in the central station until
sl5 Wednesday. and had left TO
go to work Coroner RothacheT
ordered the body removed 10 the
county morgue. Death Is believed
10 have been due TO asthma
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sIeutbs To Guard Shoppers.

The nrst batch OF detectives and
patrolmen assigned TO protect
Christmas shoppers has been an.
nounced by Supt Marquardt They
are Patrolmen Heffron. Garvin and
Mcpherson. ~ the cleanup squad
Straith. OF the Grand River-ave. sta.
ton: Foley. Of the Trumbull. and
benjamin Smith, OF the Chene-st
station. WHO have been assigned TO
rlain clothes duty and will work
from the central station during the
Holiday shopping days. supt Mar.
quardt exrects 10 detail so detee.
tives to protect both the shoppers
and the stores.
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she died a~few hours after the at.
tack. Her husband said he had been
called away from home by a phone
call On his return be said he had
been shot at The crime was laid
by him at the doors OF gang which
he had prosecuted for law viola
tiOns
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the regiment who have no families
20 care for are having a good time.
but tho older men are more than
anxious 20 get home" said DN
Barton, Il was opposed 10 uni.
versal military training before J
went 90 Mexico. but now am cou~
vinced that n Is the only possible
solution OF the Mexican situation-~
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N,IIh nn the afrcrfa of net rnlI nnd

expect them 10 remain vlrtuOus.
Judge sullivan said Tuesday in the
course OF a lecture 90 two hovs who
had led girls astray and were be-
fore the court for trial lie chas-
tised the youths, but put some Of
the blame on the mothers whom he
declared were partly responsible
thru their neglect
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year" said Mr.. Vaughn 1T is
necessary for every car on the
streets 20 have the 1872 license at
tached on Jan
Persons anxious 10 involve Arnold
Iumstein In trouble largely were
responsible for the suit brought
against him by Miss Helene Who'll
Ford, cabaret dancer and vaudeville
performer. for breach of promise
She declared Tuesday when tho suit
was Discontinued. "T think TOO
much of him 90 sue him she said
Miss Wholford appeared at the
Miles last week. billed az The
$4,000 girl" Her lawyers declare
there was no monetary considera-
tlon for the iscontinuance Of the
suit.
The majority Of the men 90 the Tbir-
ty-nrst Michigan infantry now on
the border arc anxious 70 return
home, according 10 statement made
hy Dr Charles Barton recently dis
charged as hrst lieutenant IN the
medical corps. THE young men in
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06

Women nov represent 10 per cent
of the total number OF French rail-
way employees.
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prof. ". ". Humphreys. Of the nj
Nersit, of Michigan. viii siNe r
lecture ON The Book - Judges
Thursdav evening. in tho gymua-
.ium ~ Shaarey Zedsk institute.
under the auspices of the Young
Mems Hebrew association.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
George ~. Harbour obtained \ verdict
nL N..- n. Lr--.L I'm. Lu.-Ln.. Inh

tors coHrt FOR damages done hts
automobile On q collision with = car
owned hv Wilma Fllnk The acct
dent occurred ON Lake Shore drive
June ~. 1913 Mrs Flnk was the
aRgrcssor iu the suit Barbour OBJ
"a ming his verdict on "a. cross-hill
The entire session ~ court was
consumed hv the case
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
DtnutIe. wlIIIam RnnEt nnd JohI

Clements took - party Of Jurors 10
crosse Tie Monday. 20 inspect land
adjacent 20 he Crosse lie school.
condemnation proceedings for
which havc been started IN the cir
cult court Property owners insis ST
on the purchase by the township ~
Hr entire plot at value set al
500 600 A small section only ~
tie property is wanted 10 enlarge
The playground
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06

John W Pickering had his name on
the ballot nnd didnd know it until
DO NsUt tO the voting booth DU
election day he declares in n stat"-
mont flrd iu tho county cierilH
office Tuesday. tte WAS nominated
as "a Socialist candidate for tlr
legislature
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
Ala. Joseph schemnnsl<y proposed 10
tnkc parting shot at the II. 4. II.

before retiring from the cOuhtil.
TIc has introduced "a resolution call
ing for the reroutinB Of the Brush
car line 40 that the numerous
Ss.ves ~ the present route VIII be
minated Schemansky says MS
resolution Hs a safety first measure,
az street car men and passengers
alike are endangered when the cars
make the numerous curves. The
committee on public utilities was
placed I'm charge of the funeral ar
ranEements for the resolution.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
Frank WiSnecki, No. ala WiIlis-sve.
cnsi. Axna fneh 225 by Jndge Soil

ors in police court Tuesday. when
he was found guilty OF speeding
rs miles an hour. Nov. 2S. In at
tempting TO escape after striking
stephen Burns with a truck. Burns
was not seriously injured. The
fine g the limit set for first of
fcDse
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
For tho slxth cons.ecutiye time stan

president ~ the street Railway
Employees association Business
Agent Fred W Caststor. Secretary
Neil Mcclellan and Vice President
Stfmgon were all re- elelcted. Her
bert Lee was chosen sergcant-at-
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
Nearly 5000 ordinance cases arc
.LLL..-- LrLnI -. III. L.

awaiting trial iu the recorders
court Judge Jc0rieF. who return
cd 20 the bench Monday afternoon.
ie turning his room into traffic
g court and ls hrRrluE am ~ them.
About a. cases are disposed " each
day while that many Jnore CON
tinuo o. rIlo up.
given o. hearing on the same day
Judge Nsn /iIc. returned 90 the bench
TucSslat- after an absence of -
U.pct. dga 10 cold He is thor
ouEhN recovered
SlN thousand pounds Of brass valued
at 81 OOD II ALLEGED Ia have been
stolen from n Grand Trunk freight
car by Frank ToW8 rzewski John
Tvhorslti. Leonard PiaseckL Vim
cent W9etowski. William Karczin-
sl<f and Joseph Kryzau. who were
arrniRnod }u police court Tuesday
Tho men pleaded not guilty and
were romandcd go Sail ENamina-
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
William n. Wood was chosen poten-
tnte of MosIem temple, Mobiles of
The Detroit Burns cIub will give n
concert aud dance Friday evening
Detroit automobile ouners arc pay |
ing llttIe attention 10 the neceasItx |

OF securing their 1917 licenses. ac-
cording 90 Coleman g. Vaughn. sec
retary OF state out OF the 40, 600
owners in the city less than 400
new licenses have been given out
since the new license office was
opened in the Majestic building on
Nov 7 Unless owners hurry a
ltt1e the office VIII probably not
be able 10 handle tho rrNh OF husi-
ness ON tho last few days OF the
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
PIans Tor tho proposed new nltrntIon
The wolverine Automobile club elect

The wolverine Automobile club elect
cd the following officers Tuesday
night. Directors. W. J. Hart q.
David NJ Kerr and Eugene l. Mis-
tersky auditors. Louis l. Frank. A
T. Kennedy and Frank A. Walsh.
The treasurer report showed
surplus of IS 600.
The Detroit times., 1916-12-06
e.. \. NIlIer. Inspector from the bu-
rrnm Of eNnIoaINes. npcrntLnE under

rrhu "i ehnIosiNes' "pe'Hp"S uh"fE
tho interstate commerce commits
sion. Viii give an illustrated lee
ture "Wednesday evening IN the Y.
VI c. A. The lecture viii be in
tereStinc 20 shippers of explosives
~ AnNrn1 mnterials
The Holly chieftain. (Holly, Colo.) 1897-1987, 1916-12-15
THE OLD COW DID IT.

C. r. Williams of the Colorado
Rubber Co. of Denver, made this
statement while here on business
visit Monday, says the Ordway New
Era.
THE livest town in all the Ar
kansas Valley is Lamar. 1t is up
and coming, and the sole reason
for its prosperity is the dairy COW.
Everyone can pay cash there be-
cause the farmers have their mon
ey coming in monthly, and good
amount of it at that. 1t is a pros
porous place and the COW is to- be
credited with it ALL
We have been trying to find some
one who travels the state over and
who is observing, who will say that
there is no money in dairy cows.
So far the man who will make
such a statement is yet to be found.
Every commercial traveller, every
man who, in any degree, comes in
contact with the retail trade over
the country is profuse in his praise
of the old COW.
The Holly chieftain. (Holly, Colo.) 1897-1987, 1916-12-15
Wednesday, Dec. 20, '16

Wednesday, Dec. 20, 16
PROGRAM
Stars and Stripes Sousa
instrumental Quartet
Long, Long Trail" Whitmark
Insts. and voices
Hark, The Trumpet Calleth' Dud-
ley Buck
Lead Kindly Light Dudley Buck
Male Quartet
Simple Confession" Cello solo)
Thome
Mexican Nightingale (Whistling
Solo, DeGorza
Paul Fairchild
American Indian" (Crayon Con-
ception) Clayton Conard
"Salut D'Amour' Elgar
Hungarian Dance" No. Brahms
Violin, cello, piano.
Shooting of Dan McGrew" R. w.
Service. IL. E. Gilbert
Somewhere = Voice j. Calling"
Tate
Boys of the Old Brigade" Parks
Male Quartet.
Polish Dance" violin solo) Wien
owski L. E. Gilbert
Little Children of the War" Gray
on Conception). Clayton
COnard
Harry U. Thomson.
Medley of Popular Songs Whit
mark Insts. and voices
Perfect Day" Carrie Jacobs Bond
Insts voices
Illustrated by Clayton Conrad.
PERSONNEL:
H. U. Thomson, first tenor and
pianist.
Clayton Conrad, second tenor,
Saxaphone and cartoonist.
Paul Fairchild, Baritone Celloist
and Whistler.
L. E. Gilbert (Bassol. Reader and
violinist.
The Holly chieftain. (Holly, Colo.) 1897-1987, 1916-12-15
NUMBER %
cHR1srMAs TREE

The organizations of Holly in
Guiding the town, churches, clubs,
civic and commercial societies, join
in an invitation to all asking you
to meet with us at the High School
building. Monday, Dec. 25th, at p.
M, in the celebration of a Munich
pal Christmas Program in the
High School Auditorium. A pro-
gram will be given by the children
and others A beautiful decorated
tree and treats for all the children
will be included 1t is hoped every
one will come. The country people
are especially invited. Come and
bring the children. Help us to
make this a Christmas extraordin-
airy and one to be remembered in
after years.
The Holly chieftain. (Holly, Colo.) 1897-1987, 1916-12-15
KNOW suca A MAN,

Wanted-A friend who will reco-
gnize me when compelled to wear
patched pants; who will take my
hand when am sliding down hill,
instead Of giving me kick to has
ten my descent; who will lend me
dollar without two dollar security:
who viii pull OF his cost when
odds are two to one; who win talk
OF ma behind my back q he does to
mKf ncA a-6aaeh. a heinx N .sEsntsd
BY ten thousand hunnsn beings
throughout the world.-Ex.
The Holly chieftain. (Holly, Colo.) 1897-1987, 1916-12-15
Q. D. MosIER, GROCER


Purchases the Butler Grocery
On Tueday lat c. B. Mosier, the
baker, purchased the Butler groc-
cry, the consideration running into
the thouands,. He then rolled up
his sleeves and went to work in
dead earnest, and at this writing
is still at work, preparing for the
holiday trade When asked as to
his future policy, Mr.. Mosier stated
that he would conduct the store on
business principles solely, and
would always give 9 dollars worth
for dollar.
Mr.. Butler will return to the cat
tie business having recently added
an immense herd to his already
large string.
The Holly chieftain. (Holly, Colo.) 1897-1987, 1916-12-15
His 18th Birthday

Honoring Mr.. c. A. Erickson OF
Amity, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Har-
greaves gave party for Mr.. C. A.
Erickson last evening at their home
in Amity, in honorof his 18th
birthday. Mr.. Erickson is one of
the Oldest settlers in the Amity col
ony and is esteemed by all who
know him. All present report
most enjoyable evening
The Holly chieftain. (Holly, Colo.) 1897-1987, 1916-12-15
Auto Party

On Thurday last DR.. e M. Sher'
man and wife chaperoned a merry
auto party to Lamar, to hear
Hahnn's Jubilee Singers, who made
such a furore in the West the past
season. The party returned the
same night and report a most en-
joyable time. Those comprising
the party were:.. Mr.. and Mr.. Ed
Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lee and
Miss Evelyn Haberstroh and Miss
Ida Herde and DR.. and Mrs. Sher-
man.
The Holly chieftain. (Holly, Colo.) 1897-1987, 1916-12-15
ALL COMPASS BUT TWO
Sheriff Downing Has Ten Mon On.
der Arrest for Slaughtsring
0>.~> N~kAS~

der Arrest for slaughtsring
Range Cattle.
The wholesale slaughter of beeves,
as published exclusively in this pa
per last week, has become popu-
lar pastime in certain localities.
but largely thru the vigilance OF
Sheriff Cal Downing, State Inspec-
tor Jim Smith and others, the sea
son" has been declared closed-and
ten of the culprits are in durance
vile, eight Of whom have confessed.
The names Of those under arrest
are: Lyman Hopkins, Mirble Hop.
kins, Henry Thompson. and Messrs.
Bezoni, Weymeyer, Garrett Stock
ton and King. George O'Dell, who
was arrested last week, was freed
by Sheriff Downing. the latter con.
tending that his arrest was mis-.
take. +
The Holly chieftain. (Holly, Colo.) 1897-1987, 1916-12-15
SPECIAL
Indepeudent Mill

The Independent Alfalfa Milling
Company, Main office Holly, Colo.)
has bought five acres of land on
the Arkansas Valley branch, one
mile south of the Wildwood beet
dump. They propose to build
thereon five-ton alfalfa milling
plant. We are informed they expect
to have the new equipment ready
for milling by the first of July next.
The Holly chieftain. (Holly, Colo.) 1897-1987, 1916-12-15
MEN AND THINGS
IN oeM ERAL.

Mrs. Willard H. Berry returned
last Friday nom her old home in
Missouri, after . three weeks So
journ, after witnessing the last sad
rites Of her father. who breathed
his last several weeks ago.
w. 6. Partridge was again made q
director Of the Fort Lyon 1t the
annual meeting ut Las Animas
last week.
Frank Butler purchased an i'm
mense herd OF steers the fore part
Of the week. and st this writing is
one Of the busiest men in the Holly
district.
Tie attractive display in the win.
dows Of the Holly pharmacy is the
talk of the town. When it comes
to window dressing. doc" Bean
and doc" Haskins are there with
bells on.
y, A. snyder I'D sfamiy contsm.
plate spending Crfstmas with the
formers parents ct Florence. Colo,
travelling in their trusty auto as
they did last year.
George Poor dropped down last
Wednesday from Illinois, &C
companied by his mother, who will
spend the winter at Mr.. Poor's
home in Pueblo.
Charley Hinton, the. affable agri-
culturist, returned on Sunday from
Swink, where he was the guest OF
Ed Gauger Of the Holly Sugar COM
pany.
w. F. McCue the live wire of the
Dickinson store at Lamar. has de
cided to remove to Denver. where
he has purchased an interest in a
big automobile business.
C. w. Merwin, the affable farmer
north Of town has Joined the speed
class, having purchased Ford
touring car last week, and now
takes life easy.
Stock tanks and pump, pipe and
well supplies. at Holly Hardware
company.
Mrs. C. w. Merwin, who spent
several weeks at her old home IN
Sheldon, Iowa, has returned home
the trip making her q still more
vigorous Holly booster
Manager N. E. Berry Of the Holly
Lumber & Supplies Co. returned
from La Junta Wednesday, where
he has been closing up the sale OF
the La Junta Lumber Company OF
which he was q part owner.
An interesting visitor here recent
" was L M. Bennett, son OF our e.
teemed citizen, Bee" Bennett, hail
ing nom Waterloo. Iowa, and ne
was greatly impressed with farm
ing conditions here.
Manager George Miller OF the
Bristol alfalfa mill is wearing
broad smile these days. The cause
ia said to be the advent OF hand
some baby girl, born last week at
the Lamar hospital.
u. s. Marshal Sam Burris, who
knows every man, woman, chlid
and dog in the Arkansas valley,
'dronped down from Pueblo last
Friday, on q business matter.
Zensal will stop that itching.
Sold by Holly Pharmacy.
The Holly chieftain. (Holly, Colo.) 1897-1987, 1916-12-15
HOLLY, COLORADO, FRIDAY, DEC, IS, 1916
SUNDAY At 71H cHu1cHxs
PREsBYTERIAN cHuRCH

PREEBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Two Christmas services will be
preached by the pastor. the Rev.
Wiley X. Wright. on Sunday morn.
ings. Dec. II and "a. Subject next
Sunday morning at 1890. unto
You Is Born Q Saviour" The
Young Peoples Cottage meeting
will be held at 4 o'clock Sunday af.
ternoon at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. 8. Wilson. Union evening
service at 1880 at the Baptist
church. Everybody invited.
The Holly chieftain. (Holly, Colo.) 1897-1987, 1916-12-15
Bring Your School Children

Have their eyes, ears, nose and
throat examined free by DR.. X. c.
Sapero, the we'll known Denver spe-
cialist. Also glasses scientifically
fitted. Holly Friday Dec. 22nd, at
Hotel Grand. Over 10000 patients
in Colorado.
The Holly chieftain. (Holly, Colo.) 1897-1987, 1916-12-15
AMERICAN QUARTET

Second number of the Lyceum
Series)
The Holly chieftain. (Holly, Colo.) 1897-1987, 1916-12-15
SANTA FEES
employees TO
RECEIVE PRESENT
VOLUME Xxx

Company Announces Ten Percent
Bonus to Msn-0rdsE Covers
Those Receiving Less Than
$500 in Service Two
Years or Moro.
Mr.. E. P. Ripley, President of
The Atchison, Topeka and Santa
Fe Railway Company, gave out the
following statement in New York
Tuesday afternoon December fifth.
In the last two years. especially
since the influence of the European
war has been fully felt, our railway
system has enjoyed what appears
to be an abnormal prosperity. The
same factors which have produced
this prosperity have made substan-
tialancrsn0oe in the cost Of living
- ai kiIaid viii be temper
airy. In recognition Of these condi-
lions our board Of directors today
authorized US to make in . lump
sum the distribution of additional
compensation equal to ten percent
Of . years pay to all employees who
have been in the service Of The
Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe
System for at least two years and
whose annual compensation does
not exceed two thousand five hun
.dred dollars and whose compensa-
ton Is not paid according to pres
ent or former contract schedules.
The payments of the amounts thus
authorized will be made as soon as
the necessary computations can be
completed. It is estimated that
the amount thus to be distributed
will be approximately two million
seven hundred and fifty thousand
dollars.
1T is President Ripley's inten-
ton to have the distribution made
during the holidays"
The Holly chieftain. (Holly, Colo.) 1897-1987, 1916-12-15
Iastssn Star Dsll

SAStoyn SeaI 01u
The ladies Of Holly Chapter No.,
50, o. Z. g., win give their annual
ball ut the Holly armory on Christ
mas night. Monday. Dec. 18th. Spe-
cial music has been engaged for
this occasion. Admission 500.
Everyone Is cordially invited.
The Holly chieftain. (Holly, Colo.) 1897-1987, 1916-12-15
NOTICE

To our Customers and Friends.
After Dec 81, The Holly Lumber
and Supplies Co. will be known as
The w. f. McCue Mercantile Co.
and owing to this change it will be
come necessary for all those know
ing themselves indebted to us to
settle their accounts before Dec 81
Yours truly
Holly Lumber & Supplies Co.
n f. Berry, Mgr
The Holly chieftain. (Holly, Colo.) 1897-1987, 1916-12-15


Miss Irene johnson, chief of the
local telephone exchange, is employ
ing her spare moments in literary
affairs, it is said.
Messrs. Ed and John Mitchell,
former residents of Holly, who have
been specializing in Arizona the
past few years, were guests of their
sister, Mrs NJ. A. Kendall, last week
A. w. Wright. representing the
Canadian Pacific railroad, was in
town the fore part of the week, con-
sulting with C. A. Pinkham, local
representative.
Read our Gigantic Free Gift
proposition in another column.
The Capper publications and The
Chieftain are working together.
Take advantage Of this liberal offer
while it lasts.
Legal papers properly executed
]. P. Linville. notary public.
Try ZENSAL for all skin
troubles. Sold by Holly Pharmacy.
SPECIAL
1915 Hamilton Piano, Christmas
Cash Price, $275. $3.50 Howard Pia-
no, Christmas Cash Price $3.50. Ad-
amek's Jewelry and Music Store.
The Holly chieftain. (Holly, Colo.) 1897-1987, 1916-12-15
Coolidge Was Host

The Masonic lodge Of Coolidge
turned host last Saturday night.
when the third degree was exempli.
fed in q thoro manner. Refresh
ments were served and Q pleasant
evening enjoyed by all. Among the
Holly brethren in attendance were:
s. p. Hornbeck, A. P. Knuckey, w.
H. Dicks, j. s. McMurtry. Dr. R. d.
Wilson, A. W. Hornbeck. J. L. Will
son. VIM. Baker. J. E. Murphy and
W. w. Reynolds.
Eugene Bell, county surveyor.
was in town Friday.
Mrs. j. r. Agnew of the Mountain
States Telephone company at Pueb-
10, was here last Friday. checking
up local accounts.
/ G. 3. Advertising Course
For Sale. This course is said by ex-
perts to be the best and most
thorough in the United States to-
day. Bargain II taken at once.
Chieftain,