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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-07
Gast Tort Chester, Conn.
Soa Seimonen.

SeeiufIen fGsfp: "Saarnatfaa
epanfeliumia faifille lroouille", on
oiofii toteentunllt tGdllGfin. Talld
paiffafunnalla ei ole ennen elpanfe-
liiimia ioarnattu liomenfielellG, fun
MT masta faboen fltufoltoen o%ialln.
@ifd Slimalan Jana ole iGGnpt mai-
futtamotta, iinG elof. 90 p. perustet-
tim leilrafltnto, jofa beti p1Gtti lit
tpG faniallisfirffofuntoan. SGmd
le%urofunta tunnetoan nimellG: quo
malainen gm. 2ittb. &anlaIlisl eilra-
funta Sort GbesterisiG ia @reen-
poooisia, Conn. Slimalanpolpellf.
ia pioetGGn Cast G~beSteriSiG 9ela.
man openiien iloapilailesla eip. Tut.
firfosia.
Seurafunnan nirfailijat oipat Ell.
mics 8m. Sill, firjuri Senrp Sapo-
men ia folebto0rit 9. Saapala jamrs.
Suojaner, iefG papifii allefirioitta.
nut.
Scum npt olemme %iaaneet ieura-
Human ia iaanmte toimia fatniisia
firfosia min toitponi on, ettG fania.
laiiet pfiimieIiiend Iiittpmdt tefe.
mddn tpotG, ettd &ristufien oppi fai.
Fl moittoia ia fiind on meilId tdmarl
= iefd tiiIetpan eIdmdn Iupaiis.
M. @nttoner.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-07
Sertuebtbs SnmaIan Iapiille!

Irntoa ia ralibaa SiGlt6 ia Serial
famine Seeiufieltal aitn olen betfefii
iortrnlt pfiin pois Simalan Iasten
ioufosto min tunnen ipo1mesiGni
bolrn t%eripebtGd toiiia pfiinGiiid, ia
niita bartpoia Srmalan lopiio, iotfa
SiimoIa on ioanut ipnnpttGG benfen-
I'd faiitto, totliiten %ianolIo elGp1Gn
isfoon Seeiufiesia. Niin ettd be moi.
mot ionoa: nina tieoGn fenen pGGle
nina usfor, ia mibin nina tirtpoan
Sin6 me emtnre ole %faaneet mail.
man benfed, main fen bengen, iofa
on SimaIasto, eta tietdiiimme mitd
on nellie Iobioittantt, 1
@or. 2:.12. SilS aristlifiesia See.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-07

Terpebops Muttajan toimittaialle
ia laaialle l%ufiafrnnalla ia erittGin
mile, iotfa meioGn Serraamme See.
iusta Acknowledgements ooottapat
@iattelin piirtGd i%onfun ripin tuoS-
ia minulle r%affaafii tulleesta ppba.
foulusta, fosfa MT taas iDfiD ioutlu
ia luontofin riiiuu pois iublaplifun.
ia. Slmat miuttuu w%iiledfii ia Poi.
mGt lpbenee. EGmGn mlIutofien iuar-
moan buomaa ainafin ola pienofai-
iistafin. lllfona leiffiminen ei ipfipn
fplmGll1 fGp min reippaasti fuin fe-
ian ldmpoiiellG. gtiinpG taas alotdm-
me Seeiufien nimesiG fnlliin pDbd-
foulutpomme, jofa tGGlla Warquet'
tesiafin on ollut ieiiaufiesia eta 10
monifin lapii iloitcn tulee taas pp'
bGfouluun. Seille lastcn Wanbem-
mat boluan painoa mieliin mullta-
mia %ianoja, nimittGin iiita tdrfedsto
aiiasta, ettG cnnen fniffia fo%ittaiiit-
tie lGbettGG lapienne ppbafoulunr
min iGGnnolliiesti, FUN muan NAB,
oollista on. ga, ettG te raffnat man.
bemmat itIefin tefiiitten fotonn iel'
mGfii tGtG follista ppbGfoulu aiiaa
grittGin te iellaiiet lpanbemmat, joi'
ten IilmGt Sierra on iaanut amato
nGfemGGn ibmeitG SGnen i~onasiaan
SeiuG on iuuria melmolliiuufiic
lapiianne fobtaan, jos annatte pbte.
nd ppbGnG beioGn mennd omillc tell
lie, min iinne be menee t~oiienafin
@oan muistofaa, cttG iilloin olett(
tcbneet mGarppttG Sumalan malta'
funalle ia ie merfitiee polion. Wtt
%manbemmot tieoGmme miten mGbGr
lapiet pleeniG pmmGrtdd arpostello
%alioito, mitfG nellie on falliita. Wflit.
ia fun me Serran amrlla ndistG
aiioista BELLE teemme ielmdG, min
fplIG lapietfin %pmmGrtGG, pipatpc
josfuS miiiaammat nellpojaanlatin
YppoGn teitG lasten manbemmat ole
maon nellie apitna tGsiG iuuresit
Slimolnn m%altafunnan tDosI1, lillt
me ppb1foulun opettajat tnnnemm'
itiemme Min pienifii moimattomifi
tpomme Iu~uruuteen nG1ben. Sitten
fin ionomme, ettG &ristuflen ruf
fous maotii meit1, iilld me taboom
me faifista pliuteistamme bnolimat
ia oioittaa pienille tietd Seeiltffer
mo.
SSoa Seimonen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-07
Sermebops Serran omilGel

0erlDeDODs Qerrul DIllllel
SO nptpGs minullo onfin ferto.
mista niinpoIjon iIoa, josfin ilirno,
@niin fititenfin tob6on fertoo iloSta.
Nptp6 iofit aiattelee: mitdban eri-
tpistG iIoa, npt oifeen onfoon Sair-
portisia2 GipG mit1Gn liiitta, tuota
nonbaa, mitta iamoIIa riitta lion.
aibetta. Samaa mit6 enfeIit iorIii.
ponnG faarnniimat p~aimeniIIe: Teil.
lie on ipntpnpt @opabtoia ia enfeIit
ianoiipot tdrtGrt oIetpon fuaren lion.
@mmef0 mefin iitte min ioa ionoa2
Sammepa tdpoestd ipodmestd, fila
iiindpd oifeo Ito onfin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-07
Before
Treat.
ment

Lahteek0 tukkanne? Onko tukkan
ne kaynyt harmaaksi? Onko tukkan-
ne tahmea? Onko ~paassanne k6hnaa,
tai kutittaako sta? Oleteko kalju-
painen tai tulossa siksi?
Jos teita vaivaa joku yllamainituis-
ia hiustaudeista min alkaa olko leva-
Perainen, vaan koetelkaa parantaa sc
heti. Viivytteleminen on vaarallista.
Pyytakaa heti kuvitettua kirjastamme,
The Triumph Of Science Over
Badness"
(kuuluisan Europpalaisen erikois-
laakarin tekema.)
VAPAA HOITO.
Haluamme todistaa omalla vastuul-
Iamme eta Calvacura Hair Treat
ment lOpettaa tukan lahd0n, havittaa
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-07
Kansan Kfrjeitd


emGntiG ferG1ntpnpt ompelnienraan
Hainesmilleen s. Salmiien lnofie ia
mitd bausfinta, fun meta Eaines-
willen tpttoid iinne ebti, iiella par-
baallaan oil pubumasia nell Us.
Saarala iefa iaimme pield frulla
pastori llrpilaista, ioten betl trlim-
me oifeen iublatuulelle. Wtind fui-
tenfin din mGb1n utelias, fun 600.
tin torstaipGiwGG, ippsta, eta faiffi
pubujat olimat minulle tuntematto.
mia. @n fuitenfaan pettpnpt toiipeis.
Iaui. Smpeluieura talosta menim-
ME aicmalle mastaan pastori ia rou'
~ 8iIceniG, iillG be iaapuimat Sar-
borista, nellie faswoista tuntemat.
tomat, paan fuitenfin beti olimme,
fun idman perbeen idienet ainatin ia
niinbGn tuIcefin ollo, fun olemme
pboen liam lapiia. Sapaiimme mpos-
fin ielldifen fatulpaunlid ipartomas-
ia. GmGntd Yunfarin ia bGnen poi.
faniu Goniartista, oliput mp0sfin
iaapuneet iublimaan iefd iisfot Gle.
~belanoista, ndmGt faiffi 10 tefi jnb-
latuulelle. @uistuipa eldpGsti mic
leeni ne monet enanfeliimiiublat
Suomesia. Sbana m Serran fonlon
oia. Slta ioitui, jolloin iuariinaiIet
iublat alfoiipat; en- fpfene ttomaon
ilmi iitG, mitG iilloin fuiilimme. CID.
mGnG fuifuf fauoma. &aritian ipoi.
tosta ia lapIeltemme Darmuloesta.
@armoan fplminfin ipoGn ldmpeni.
&uinfa ibona onfin istua iiind
popoGsiG, misid lite tailuam Sfd on
berffuin jafoiana. TGlfdinen, iepa
pifeen abmiifin, paat CT %fuitenfaon
iiinG mielesiG, ettci tuo toinen iaiii
Min palion. 81, maan iuiii, eta faiffi
nauttiiiipat ia iIoitliiipot 10, iooouis.
ia labjosta. &aiffein publ5ain pG1-
iGmeleenG of lpnnit Seeiufien fuo.
losio ia meresi6 ijGti fuitattl ia on
teefii onnettu. SGt1pd Sierra fGsfi
10 manbanIiiton aifana ilmoittaa. Sc.
iajon 40 I. luemme: 2obouttafoat
| mimin faniaani piibitfaat ipodmmel-
liiesti SernIalemille, jnlistafaat fiji.
le, eta fen iotiminen on taptcttp ia
pabat teot mafiettu, ettG on iaanut
Serran fGoestG foflinfertaiiesti faif-
| fien IpntienIG t1boen. SGm1pa onfin,
mifd iloa %ipnnptt1d murbeelliieslo
iielnsia. &uinfa bppG ia armollinen
or Sumala. Sdn antao riemumliooen
| paInnain faifra fesfuuoesiomme, CT
t1 fuolIeet liiut olfaiiipat liiffua ia
oifeenpa riipeaiiimat eldmGGn ia fiji
tosta meiiaamoan &aritialle, jofo to-
| petta on mailman alusia, josia o.
Iemmefin outullteen malittu 10 ennen
5pntpmistGmme. Niinpd mielG per-
jantaina iaimme jublia, tefipG mic
Ieni ~buioobtaa niinfuin ennen ope.
tusIapIet firfastrtsmiiorello: Ser
ra, tGslG on meioGn bpma olla, teb-
oGGn t1bGn maia misiG alma laiiim-
me ola naitttien eldm1d ia aiitlintta.
SHnnuntona mield i%aornaa-
Il postori 8ilen. OstGmGt fertoipat,
| eta be oliipot ainan juopifiisla
| Serran runlaista taparoista. Nsain
pGGttpi jublamme ia iofapaipdilpps
on eoeSiG, ipaan fuitenfin Seeins on
Iama, iilloinpa on alma jnblaa, fun
Seeiiis on fonsiamme Sierra on III
meIlinen ppbGinia fesfuuoesia. &ii.
tos teille iiiblapubuiot, waan plin
fiitos SiGIIe, jofa ammonia on neil
Re oIoittomntl &titenfin lauinn par-
baot fiitofiet pastori ia roitipa Wi'
Ienille fapnnistdnne tdGIIal Monet
terpeiiemme faiffein puolesta lauiiit.
tuna. Stl1d.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1916-09-07
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MENESTYKSELLINEN TITEELLIN EN- HOITO yAPAASTI;
ANHOILLE LA NUORIIIE. KuMMALLEKINS UKUPUOLELLE.
Fourth
Week

JMMALLEKIN SUKUPUOLELLE.
k0hnan ia ihottuman ia panee nuden
tukan kasvamaan. Lahetamme Teille
LOO laatikon Calvacura No. I, "The
Triumph of Science over BaIdnes" kr-
jasen kanssa, jos lahetatte nimenne il
osoitteenne seka 10 senttia hopeassa
tai p~ostimerkeissa Observation-Disclosures
ten korvaukseksi.
Leikatkaa irti ~allaoleva kuponh u
lahettakaa jo tanaAn o~so1tteeiie;
UNION LABORATORY, BOX 4lS'
UNION, N. Y.
WESTMINSTER peittamiseksi. Lahetta-
kaa minulle $1.OO Calvacurs Ne. /,
seka kirjasenne "The Triumph OF
Science Over Badness" (Paukss t.
ma kuponki kir~jeeseenne).
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-08-30

the best ball of his career, but while
Demaree and Rixey aid him on occa-
sions, there are no other boxmen
who can consistently pitch winning
ball The team is woefuIly weak in
many spots.\
On the North Side our pennant
dreams faded to cold drab weeks
ago. So far as the standing of the
clubs is concerned the season is a
total loss and no insurance. Tinker
bids fair to finish farther down the
ladder than any Cub leader in the
past II years.
Even so, the club has not played
bad ball. Joe had as good a pitching
staff as any team in the league, it
was well handled, and, until recently,
was losing only because the other
fellows on the team were unable to
hit. Naturally, some of the boxmen
have lost heart to an extent and are
not pitching as competently as they
did They do not deserve criticism
now, rather commentator for the
way they have gone over the course
OF the year.
This is the time to try the new
men. Doyle arrives today and will
Immediately go to work. HUNTER
should have a chance at first, and
Sticking and Pechous should also be
used. All we have to bank on is next
season and men must be developed
for the 1917 campaign.
PhiIs won yesterday because they
hit Vaughn hard. Luderus got four
blows.
One day completely gummed the
conglomerate race in the American
league, and the White Sox were the
only westerners who failed to take
advantage of the misfortune of the
Boston Red Sox. The pennant dash
is more Of a pop-eyed scramble than
it has been at any time this year, and
will probably remain so down to the
Il e.
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the other hand the Rowlands have
dropped two full games farther be-
hind the leaders.
Detroit and the Browns are not
playing f1ukey ball. They have not
fattened at the expense of the Mack
men but have trimmed the other
fasteners with regularity. Jen-,
nings got an even break in Boston,
took the Washington and Athletic
series and if off to a double win over
the Yanks, with two more to play.
st. Louis cleaned up Washington,
New York and Philadelphia, winning
each series, and has won both games
played with the Red Sox. The South
Siders broke even with the Boston
csc, but lost in both New York and
Washington.
Detroit is getting better pitching
than at any time this season. DaUss
is once more effective, CoVeleskie is
as good as he has been all year, and,
James and Dubuc have improved.
Jones is winning because his team is
playing the best baseball in the =
league from every standpoint.
This trip is telling a lot about the
final resting place of the pannant,
but an opinion as to its ultimate
home will come better afteTthe east.
ern and western teams are through
playing among themselves in the
next two weeks. st. Louis and the
Sox have eight games together in
that time. Boston will be on the road
meeting the other eastern teams and
the prospect should not encourage
the CarTigans.
MacI<s cracked Cicotte and Will
iams. Johnson, a rookie, was puz-
zIe to the South Siders. Jack Ness
had two chances to bust the game
and failed. .-...
Veach, Cobb and Young helped to
drive Cullop' and Mogridge from the
mound in double bill between Tigers
DnT
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-06
KITCHENER, ENGLAND'S WAR
BROWNS WHEN CRUISER SINKS
LORD

London, June 6-PubHc conster-
nation and amazement today fol-
lowed the announcement that Lord
Kitchener and his staff went to their
deaths by a mine or torpedo which
blew up the cruiser Hampshire off
the Orkney islands last night.
Crowds gathered in Whitehall
about the postoffice, seeking further
details.
A later announcement from the
admiralty said that searching parties
sent out along the coast had found
only bodies of the drowned and one
capsized boat. There was still the
faint hope that possibly some might
have reached shore and proceeded
inland in search of aid. On account
of the high sea, however, this was
not considered likely and the admir-
atty did not encourage the hope Of
any survivor being found.
It was staed that the Hampshire
was on her way to Russia, where
Kitchener was to hold conferences
with the officials at PetrOgrad.
Surprise was expressed that
cruiser bearing the minister Of war
could have been destroyed by a tor
pedo or a mine. It is probable that
the question whether the cruiser had
an escort and whether she was pro-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-06
CHIEF,

Vded with any protection against
submarines will be put direct to the
government.
Four boats were seen by Observ-
ers on the shore to leave the ship.
Heavy seas were running, but patrol
vessels and destrOyeTs at once pro-
ceeded to the scene.
Main base of British high seas
fleet is supposed to be in neighbour
hood of islands north of Scotland.
For this reason, it is believed, Lord
Kitchener with his staff went to the
Orkney islands for purpose of re-
viewing battle fleet after the Jutland
engagement It is considered prob
able also that he was engaged in
conference with other high officials
regarding the program to be fol-
lowed to meet any new move from
Germany. AS minister of war
Kitchener was responsible for the
defense Of England in event Of any
attempt at invasion.
The Hampshire was a British
cruiser Of the Argyll type. Her COM
plement was 655 officers and men.
There has been no mention in the
cables or wireless Of cruiser Hamp-
shire having taken part in great sea
battle last week off Jutland First
announcement from London did not
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-06

than the factions IN
The Suans Taggarts Old
the will dictate
hence and the Democratic will through the
the Republican party through in 1912
if the swallows a win
have to be born agOne that will take all the progves both Of
parties.
nothing anything
Teddy
easy
used be- There the delegates
They nominate their ticket and hOmeeavng the Old Guard
think
party for the future, though defeat this year
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-01-07
GROCERS AND BUTCHERS
Will Hold Their Annual Convention
in Pueblo.

Several hundred of the most en-
terprising grocers and meat market
men of the state of Colorado are ex-
pected to attend the sixteenth annual
convention of their state organiza-
ton at Pueblo on Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday, January II, IS and
10. Elaborate plans have been made
for the edifcation and entertainment
OF the merchants at this meeting.
All who have them are expected to
bring their wives. and special pains
have been taken by the committee in
charge to provide suitable entertain
ment for the ladies.
The convention sessions will be
held at No. 800 North Union avenue,
where spacious store rooms have
been set apart for an extensive food
exhibit OF goods manufactured in
Colorado. This exhibition is ex-
pected to be noteworthy in that it
has the active cooperation OF the
leading manufacturers of the state.
Governor Carlson will be the prin-
cipal speaker on Tuesday, Jan. IS,
and he has a message of Importance
to every merchant in the state.
Among the other speakers are the
following: w ]. H.. Doran, presi-
dent OF the Colorado State Manufac-
turcrs' association; A. X. Trimble,
president of the Colorado State Re
tail Mems association: Anderson
Pace OF Chicago, representing the IL
linoiS State Industrial Commission; !;
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-01-07
Notice tn NOn-Rcsident Of Pro-
hate, of viii

Motto. to Non-Rcsidens of Pro-
bate of viii
State Of 9, Colorado cpTSTI GouRr
The People of the State of Colorado to Flor
ence Elser Smith. Carrie l.. Elser NOW Car
rie L. Garne and John Bert Elser. Greeting
Whereas. 1t has been made to appear in the
County Court of Otero County. In the State of
COLORADO, 70 that you the said FIorenee Flor Elser
and John Bert Elser are heirs at-law of Aunie
B. Elser. deceased, and that you and each of
Now. Therefore. In accordance with the
provisions of the statute in such case made
and provided. and by order of Court duly
that an instrument of writing purportinR to
be the last will and testament of the sa i'd
Annie b. Elser, deceased. was presented to
said Court for probate on the 29th day of NO
vembcr. A. d. 1918. by Leroy b. Elser. resid-
that the said deccdent was. at the time of her
decease. a resident OF Rocky Ford. in the
seeordne ees to the said % alleged will devised and
figures following. to.wit: ITEM oSE--T give
Eser. my home in Rocky Ford. Colo: said
home consisting of brick house and one lot.
the town of Rocky Ford. The aforesaid Leroy
b. Elser to assume any incumbrance which
may be remaining ing upon above described
Two thousand dollar (s2OoO.00) insurance In
the order Women of Woodcraft. in the policy
hciary. be divided equally among my remain
ing four beloved children. viz. Florence Eiser
John Bert Elser. after first paying my legal
debts and expenses of my sickness and fun
eral from the same. ITEM THREE-It Ia also
my wish that. from my personal effects. my
| three sisters and one brother be given some
memento or keepsake.
You are hereby notified to be and appear
before said Court at the County Court Room
| in the Court House In LaJunta. in the County
of Otero. In the State of Colorado. on the 10th
day of january. A. d. 1915, then and there to
attend the hearing on the probate of the said
alleged last will and testament of the said
Annie b. Elser, deceased. and further to do
and perform what shall then, by the said
Court, be required and adjudRed.
In witness whereof. have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal of
( sEALS said Court ut my office In LaJ Junta
in said County. this 2ath day of
November, A. d. 1915.
E. W. MCDANIEL
Judge and Ex-Ufiicio Clerk of the County
Court of Otero County. Colorado
2S-3 BY MILDRED FIELD. Deputy
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-01-07
AGRICULTURAL PROSPERITY
Continued from Page one)

RADIO be never again called into ques-
ton on account OF unmcritorious
propositions.
L he development OF greater Col
orado must proceed untrammcled by
any impediment whatever, and the
proper financial help must be made
easy to persons carrying forward le-
gitimate' propositions.
During 1915 the eastern and west
ern slopes have presented marked
contrasts as regards rainfall and crop
production. On the eastern slope
there has been an abundance Of rain
fall. The irrigation canals have been
full most OF the irrigation season, and
practically all the reservoirs have
been filled and some rcfilled. In fact,
after irrigation practically ceased this
fall nearly all the storage reservoirs
on the eastern slope were practically
filed to capacity. and those that were
not quite to capacity will be filed
this fall, and there will be an excess
of water which will pass to Kansas
and Nebraska. On the eastern slope
crop production has been in keeping
with the water supply and the yield
OF all kinds of crop has been much
above the average
On the western slope there was
experienced one of the dryest years
of record. Where bountcous crops
have been heretofore produced with
out irrigation, this year experienced
practically a total failure. The lands
on the western slope that were sub
ject to irrigation suffered but little,
there being, for the most part, suffi-
cicnt water in the streams to supply
all the demands. However, the Gun
nison river got SO low that all the
water was taken out by the Gunnison
tunnel for use on the Uncompahgre
valley project. This occasioned a
shortage in some instances further
down the river.
within itself. All that is needed to
make this country forge ahead is
proper railroad facilities, so that the
crops can be marketed without I'M
due delay. The new development
proposed by the Denver & Rio
Grande railroad company is to help
southwest Colorado very materially.
The coming year OF 1916 has in il
all the elements that make toward
success. The reservoirs are full. and
those projects having this auxiliary
supply are bound 10 duplicate the
year 1915 While there has been but
little moisture since August 1915, yet
it is unusually true that the lack of
snowfall is compensated by heavier
rainfall This was true in 1915. If
the supply OF the direct flow is thus
augmented by rainfall. the year 1916,
with the experience OF 1915 to guide.
will be another banner year for Col
orado farmers.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-01-07
: ARKANSAS VALLEY NOTES

The Misses Chambers and Slocum are
visiting at the Brubaker home in Rocky
Ford. says the Haswell Herald.
Mrs. ]. S. Scott of Seattle Washington,
was in this city a few days this week
visiting at the home OF her niece. Mrs.
|. B. johnson. Mrs. Scott has spent the
past month visiting relatives and friends
IN Rocky Ford and expects to leave the
last OF the week for Helena. Montana. 10
spend the remainder Of the winter.-La
Junta Free Press
The Pueblo Indicator is responsible for
the following account of a rovel story:
Erred Martinez and neighbor living
5 miles southwest of town in the cedars,
drove into town IN an open buggy Friday.
and although mercury was only 10 de-
grses above zero. they felt comfortable
sitting behind stove that they rigged up
out OF piece OF stove pipe. They had it
wired down to the buggy with baling
wire and occasionally chucked cedar
block into it. 1t was POGO FRO. said Fred
out they got along all right behind the
smoke"
From Rocky Ford comes rumor that
the Lamar sugar factory is to be moder
nized and placed in condition for regular
operation each year. No announcement
has yet been made by the company re-
garding Its plans. but it is to be hoped
that the rumor is not without foundation.
The American Beet Sugar company has
extensive land holdings in this county.
and it would seem to be to its interest to
use its Lamar factory regularly. The
beet acreage in this section will be largely
increased next year. and there should be
little difficulty in securing enough peets ir
this territory to keep the Lamar factory
busy during ninety day campaign
Lamar Sparks.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-01-07
Phone White 294

Winfield Hartzell. of Denver and
John II. Jenkins of Pueblo.
An invitation is extended to all OF
the merchants OF the state to visit
the convention to exchange IDEAS OF
the mercantile business; become bet
ter acquainted and have real rec
rcation. The Pueblo Commerce club
rooms will be open to the visitors
where hearty welcome awaits
them.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-01-07
Notice of Application to Lease
Sfn(e l.unsla

Office OF the State Board OF Land Commits
sioners, Denver. Colo. Dec. lIth. 1915
Notice Is hereby given that Plenderleith
and Round whose postoflice address is La
Junta. Colo. has made application No. ASIDE
TO lease the following described School Lands,
situate In Otero County, Colorado. to-wit:
All of Sec l6. Twp q s. Range 50 w.
Notice is further hereby given that all
other persons desiring TO ME an application
to lease this tract OF land must file the same
in this Office prior TO Jan. 2lst. 1916. as nc
other application to lease the above describ-
ed lands will be considered after said date.
JOHN +. VIVIAN, 30-33
Register State board Land Com ioners
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-01-07
Piano Instruction

Mrs. H. W. Randall. 1908 Washington
avenue. will take few pupils in piano
instruction. Call or telephone Ford so
for terms.