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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-09-20

world, as far as know-no near rel
Iatives, at least. He's Junior partner
In a young law firm down-town-sehior
a friend or classmate of his, 1 under
stand: Drummond & Whitaker. Moves
with the right sort of people. Young
Stark-Peter Stark-is his closet
friend"
Hugh Whitaker stood for a long
time-how long he never knew-bare-
headed on a corner, just as he had
left Greyerson's office: scowling at
nothing, considering the enormity of
the wrong that had been put upon him.
Later, realizing that people were star
Ing, he clapped on his hat to satisfy
them and strobe aimlessly down Sixth
Avenue.
He turned across town toward Fifth
Avenue, came to his club, and went in.
Passing through the Office, force OF
habit swung his gaze to the letter-rack.
There was square white envelope in
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-09-20
CHAPTER ~
"Mrs. Morten.u

1t was three in the morning before
Peter Stark, having to the best of his
endurance and judgment tired Whit
aker out with talking. took his hat and
his departure from Whitaker's bach
elor rooms. Whitaker shut the hall
door and turned back YEARLY into his
living-room. 1t was three in the MORN
ing, his body ached with fatigue, yet
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-09-20

woman. 1t seemed as If the high gods
were hardly playing fair, to throw
fainting woman on his hands just then.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-22

arbeioe. Guoerlehes nu. Sdrmernc
lnnes Iiselom at uoicre III arbeioe /
lteoenoe Stiling; bare at iiooe ! ct
S~priraiGoe % ficre Seiteuc o. brlae
Socbcu liot ibluuot Site at tale ont
Selobinoere % SInattemaitiner; &c bar
"a pCret i BRIG / en- 89ite al aar.
Ren M CT Der Ntaitiner Ill at IGsie
0eet pdd &osnsn 90 li0eIeoes I'll al
o'lrele ret iaien, ON 'ad Sanoeoeren
or en- 300 SOB oppe / Soppen pna
Saaoen; % Iaiiinc ii. at briuas @res
net iuN / Siueen. eiter al Oct or trrs
ilci; Naitine III az pldute Soteter
mco % Tdiiine I'll at toge Dem ~ MED
om 6piten % briuae Dem ligc ! Bog
men; ia cnoos @tdiiirc I'll at orrbe
Snictter, iom lG99cr iig pda Yotetes'
9rrSict ON 5ommercn. Neliemdiinc
or o9iao tourmet meget ! Srug. lGn als
rene fan meItes meo ell uic9ct cto'
nomif Naiiiue. o8 3eI,cren tan ltdd
oeo Chen mugeIigt on Ie pon.
90 Den 'orbauisrOe tore Sorlilel
paa neutrality-suspicious., a &eiene
ira Surmeu til @neruc. maa pi ic
liot pdd. Nu or Del Iiqc lad dlmtu'
oelisr for 6urmerue iom for 9pmon
ocu at cic automohjI. Nieo neuue Tan
Sormcrcn aisre i'm gnnr meset bur
tiat. ton fisre ira 20 Ill % Nil | St'
men, ON ban clers bar 0dltuert. Mert
lpor mcget 0nitpert VI enc hunoe bare
i @ionceroogene. ipntcS hi. Oct pdr
gpot 0iort nnor pore Dome Srer iun'
Be tilbagcIGgge en- 30 NiI poa fire III
mcr. altina Ell tor SoritlcI paa 6ors
tio oa Nutib / ale mlli8e Sing. "a
Den itore Soritiel pnu al tiere l en-
icritetlasics automobil iutop al ilere
meh ct Yar orange, Nonnc Srer mer
en- aubberrle. bill 2Gicren lettere olTts
te, eno ieg fan beitriue oet.
en- uenlio Silieu iii "Secordbs 80
ten" o. pcnS tulrigc Srietrtos.
6. Y. Hemme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-22
IRA 1ennifon, W n

Scr hapoe ri Ell folo o. len Vanr.
meo ne9eu Reen ueoper %udren og
SommererL men Suli Mamrep be9bnotc
neo ltrena &eoe, iom odreoe I IatiG
Gin. iaa at Smaaereu mobneoes for
burtigt. % ell Sci Nult latte ino, ldd
at Smaa0rcnct bleu ~lettere, eno oct
aImiuoeliot pleier al oGre; men 'ad
er Yriieruc ian oooe. at hi ltdor os pdn
Oct olli9epel. Set bar prret gdn'te
tort M en- Iaaneb5 SiO. Meu MI M
lig bar hi bdpt goot Hegu.
Seq bar eli Sur on Ill Nortb Gatoid
/ Suni Rdancb, nTiteu NJ I'll Canada.
Scr ian ieg forifieaigt Sdnb eIter
Seien; bet bar oeIs liaot % tlloels
bslsciormist meo tore 6uiaer og
ShIcr iblanot. Sna par Der Stop meo
S1tolieer iblanbi, iau set bar morlomt
ar ie, hporoan bet cr andre Steoer ogs
iad.
Sen 10be Sept. oar Oct Siamdnts
brnnuv nos ears 6. Seire % Snltrn
Nunc ! ocreS 6iem her | Sang We
uio6eb, @ooNbue 60, Iiut. Sroes Ell
Gel Nesu % @ino lna piloe png oeres
m,anae Venner % Slrgtniuger msoe
Der for at piic bisie Spbersiolt i'm
Snloeit. Sc Ileite al here's @ern o9
@srnebsrn bar tiliteSe, cs Der q ell
ouulfc COR SpriamIina. Spinoerne lers
perte 0tipnoa. Gercirer bolotes Saler
al Sicpets 9rcit. u. 0auae, % AZ Srls
Separrets Spigerim Yrof. 5. " atl'
Sobl. @ee9e Salere tdite tlGrli9e, tres
itenoe 90 opmurtreuSe Sro nj Sta'
n,ant6ruocparret % Soridmlin9eu. Se7
res Seleisreer, u. Sni9e, ro'tc o'Sle
Nomle Tor here's frilteIiac @nnoel o1
aittioe airfeieguiug % @rus az Ndo0e
niolcrne o9 iaa Irttebc DC meo at on
ife Dem alt goot for Sio o9 e'ta1eo'
7crpno p~perrafie &oitoren benz en- YEN
oeoupe ira DC tiIiteScuGrenne III erlns
Srino ON beune 0iinoeoa9 boorIot
sr%ubeparret iaeoe lin bierteltge Sa''
ears 6. Seiue er MI 50 adr' o9
hams Suitru Slime SO, 90 DC bdr perf
iii @ono Weuiabeo Der omtreut IRA
hens 9~eonubelie. Sua mantte u h'!'
leg neo oisle 6}omIe meo gn'iei ON
en- lnttelie oa Bib McerNom 90 'al'9
fpiIe / Sub meo Saab ON al 'dl''eS
n,cb ale tine rsO Somnrets tore Sfp''
lup5ieIt. Y ~ e""
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-22
1rsmoerne % Soban selnes.

80 @nuee icr bar ieg lirepct t 9Iu
oeuc % anmonet Srenoerue on at tom
me Den igge 6oriatter os Iieter 60
ban Selues ri 0iGIp peo at ,rre meo
% betdIe bans SunntoricopboIo. Ren
htNtiI bar oere. iiTre Srsubere. prret
nte9et iparlommclig meo at bic eper
a "9ecorab Yoitcn"S Snbiomlirgss
lite. Settle er liot urocrIig. times
ieg. SeIneS er 10 ielp Srsnoer. Ga
ocrfor hurhc net bel uGre pau lin
@laoS, ON (renNernc aicroe noeet for
ham. Nnultc Ser er Here iom lnnes
Tom ieg / bette Stptfe. 5porodu oet
cnb er. bsr oi iIpuoe os % founte
Soriotteren til SiGlp MI ~iunreit mus
lie. iaa al ban fan blipe iriif og idd
Sop til at uoisre oen itore Sipsglcrs
ming, ban al @uo bar rnoct iaa riac
eouer iii; oen al briiiac ems % OLE
De iuo | Sienmenc. at p9tte ltore on
imdd. mlae og gamIe I'll ali roeIt.
goot % iturt. III IGie bans Si9te er
iont at tale mec Sonobeoeu ieIp. ser
auar Ell llnnerlirsm Al ionn 8lroc"
0nab OF aiGrligbeb gleuutm alt, ban
ifriber. Set or ION Ct 6rrraab I'll
Nriircubeoeu ON ar bliue 900. blue bra
MOI Jig ieIp, lin @ub % RriIc. Ser
Tor lao %, Srgunere, Oh ale notlts
Solt / amertia. barre meo % hfrlpe
bam. Set er Ill bort eget ldnoe beos
tic. hi eier Net, og pi idn pel life ans
lie al orre meo I'll nu9et herliGerc emo
dt %irenin,e Oct gobe % Ianoe | Slpet.
@oo Us berior tnge en- Iloen Gel | Den
itore 8jeruina SeIues bar bespunt pua.
% iom ban ind iuocrlig eriier ar
iurtiGtte, bare III pl lnoe hont idd
Qop til at iortiGtte. bare pi oil idhe
bam iaa 2op til ar lepe. 5oprodn er
ret mep Srenoerlaaet / Nmeritn? SfnIs
DC life set inune noreitc noqet ! oenne
Sdg2 Ser ian 10 le unoerlia no Tor
&c andre SngoeIaa og 6orentnger. loni
bar hiulpet SelueS. az life Srsuoernc
ilaar til 2bh ior baur, rlGr mn "a Sc
corabs Yuiten" dppellerer ldu iuoltGnr
oio ill ale ont ar fomnre Soriotterer
til 0irlp. gro. ON pi life ltadr o. be-
Dre puu ua itiller oS / ct glinltlgere
9nS pep at tdsc Gel / Sdgeu og hoe
oort @iorng, Der bare ltort eiler lioet,
iau mari iont muliG. beIere enc at
ueobIiue al briliere meo Dor 6raprs
relic, iom oi biNtil bar giortI Sao oS
piie. at Sreuoerue M, iom / gontle
Sage. tan iIou liz lau5, uaar Oct gjrls
ser nogct. gao oS rrite 1e!ues ben
6iplp. ban enom trpuaer for al blipc
irtit. 50, fommcr 0ere life M, (rsns
Oere. / Slot % Selge meo 5lr!p nj
Ell ipg 9rooer, ina betpoer Der peI. at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-22
..surpreiSe" for @aftor o..
=, 2oejoo, 6lenwcoo, VIM

Sen lobe September iioitIebeu bar
en- Ssitiosona for Sion5 g~3eni9beo,
@eloraoe. W4inn. ZEN al Vn'tor aoe'
fobs ReniobeSer. Raitoreu bar be-
tient @enig6eneu iiOeu pens Sttttelle
% aar 90 4 Raaneoer. % tunoe que
reSe ben 3bie 5eptember D. Var bare
feiret lin 70pe 6soielsodg. men oa
hans 5eineite / hans aalo onoenreos
trrpeSes, ubintfes Seireu I'll Den fooe
IS. 6eIten beapuotc med oetmesle'
@uSsticneite til a%lmiuocIig lto. boors
efter @reit og gleui96co, inoitereoe9
AZ Weniane6cns Misunderstanding III al
Ipiie Riocug / airteu. yleo faa Sro
frembolbt llncerte9ucNe for @eburtss
o~nosbaruet. hoorior oeune Seit a ar
rarQeret. I~euisbeocu oiIoe uenlIi8
piic lin Brett al ban er oiholot o. ell
itet al fin Wenigheo her, al hans @iers
nina / Ieuigbeoen. al prGoite CUBS
Cro oo iorodlte Sa~tramenterne. sr
pnoitiennet; buorior Weuigheoen ptloe
tdtte 6un. iom ieuotc Dem en- tro Slss
ner. o. ioag frembrre ell @ape paa
Raitorens 70oe SeoieIsods, Iom Ct
Nibnesbpro ON @enigbeoens 6std9teIie
% airrliabeD for lin Sreit. or. I. y.
G.uisbera, Snoidmlereu al @noen %
r[Site Reolem AZ Renigheoen. frens
bar So Gapeu tsf12). 8ert tatteee
GeburtsSaos6arnet isrit % frer't CUB
Tor al hans @obbeb % aiGrligheo imoo
bam / ale hisie Aar % / bans @lers
nina her. 5au gioree 8uosmanoen5
SrS iii inc uaar benue Tiger: "Ses
or rinaere eno al rim Riitunoheo 90
Sroinithep" DIR. oan oioIie 9ooI ON
line S~trsbelie6eoer o. Rangler. men
ejups QauSe % ajGrligheo tiIgtper alt
FOR Rein Stnlo. SerrGi. tatieee ban
Reniabebeu Tor oens gelpiIie os al9rs
liabeo beoiit BAN / ale oisie War. be-
piit BAN CuerbGreuheo OF Seluille
hans Stre6eliaheo og FrGugllet 500
uilDe ban bdabe az bans @lerning
maalIe haze baaret Hoaen SrugI. lonr
oil piie zig q bin ben lIors Sds.
9ereiisr luite ban 0errens S~eligHelle
oper Soriamliussu. YiiScas bleU M
~ierperei / Airien.
On meget lterre 6orianlIng pilSe
,Grer rilreoe ON life liGrtt Negn ira
Roraenen nj. ia belle Sagen bapae
binsret. en- Stmis tiIprastes mce
SamtaIcr. % "a 6oriamIin9en oiIee
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-22

brnoc op. bIco pi al Sc aItopoireuoc
Gamer. mocrrctiet ON at Ui itulpe haze
N0fie % "2uuh" ier III itilte5. gfter
Nenne bar inotagct, 90 Salme 4t2 /
z. z a iuuect oa @eu al @aitoreu,
diIIuttches Seiteu. Eorbaabeutli0 oar
Zen ior aIle t~iliteoeprreroe en- @lUOess
ieit.
9natte bisie peIiigueOc Oh cuaaha
I0oc I'll Brett og 9tenigbeo: gel ou
gore % iro Sicuer, on bar brret tro
cpcr Iinet, ie9 uiI irtte pig opcr me
get, ant mo til Din 6erree @lroe".
On Weoudn0rer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-22
Sfslac Mcsoe,cIie fra gnteutnSDu,u

Sfslgc &cooe;clie fra SutentdoUutd,
ierne Niliumiou & Werhnut. 925-
e35 metropolitan 2iie 9Iog.. Iiuues
apoIis. Nimn., or Yatenter uoirroigct
Ill fsl9enoe 6piiuoerc I Riunciota.
NORTH Satotn % South 9u,ota:
z. y. Seuiorb Rinueapolis. Rinn..
animal 5rap; o., ., @rdmp. Sulut6.
Ninn., SdS Sroouesr; y. Y. 9ester.
SIedr Kate, z. 2, Rnil Dor @uppurt
anb Signal; n. y. 2isbrolp. ri. Ynil.
0inn, Gucumntic Wiliing S~pparntus.
". e. GitIcUiou. Cfpntonna. gtimn..
2oor &oct; 8. Y. Soebler. Cannon
Sdls. Ninu.. Semonrtablc gSbecl
Rim; s. ". ericSion. minneapolis.
@Pinu. Sootb Separntpr; IS. ". ".
0droen &c Ron. 9liun. SuiuldtiuJ
Wdteriul; 3 6elgetuo. minneapolis.
Niuu., Ydtbe Center; &. n. Scuct.
6olpe. u 3. GuueIop; i. Z. Rc9dus
len, Wlmenpolis.. Yiinu.. @ruppIe; Gt.
:. Riellou. minneapolis. Mimi. gult
Nprm; q. n. Nbeiuberaer, Il. Yaul,
Wiun.. 8rounb terminal; n. s. ger
mon. Sclr 7uIutb. Y}inu. Hobe
Clamp; i. u. 1ircf. Sous0ale, Niuu..
G.uoct @rai9 9raoitdtur; :. g. 5tels
mad. ScriuI. y, .. Zero Getting De-
vice; y. 8. Sremniu, minneapolis.
Min. Subrecdtiug Y~staniim for 60
eomotires.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-22

traf De Z / Tpiternes Wotor: beres
gpparat falbt iom Ell Sten, men
merfelis nof lepeoe besae Sfiicerer.
ne. Seq gif NED meo nit apparut
PED Sibeu at Dem. gr De iaaret ?
ipurste iee. &c gioroe begge itran
ain Ist Sonnsr, % oen enc ipa.
reoe: "Sffe iaoret, men ipp aligIer
/ Motoren % libt ouot i Siertet!"
"@el", laebe ieg, mi er s beggc
mine Sanger, tom lao oS saa %
faa Ell Grinf". 90 ies loo Dem aao
ioran mig giennem Sfogen, til ri
ianot en- liben 9onoegaarb % Ell
Slate Sin. Gen &iitorie i~nobragte
mia al Den frantic Heeierina en- IN
0almle paa nit C~roenSbaouo + 30
Cages Arreit.
9tei, oct merfeligite, leg bar Ieet:
: bel 1000 Weter5 Ssioe trai ieg
Den tpite Sinner meo ct Sflio gien-
nem 9rnitet; han ialbt itenopo
irenlopcr Mattet, Gpporatet eioroe
aolbette, oa Den tpife Sbicrpatrr
lom life bapoe bunoet Jig foit, bleu
proiefteret paa &oocbet no al Nta'
ifinen. Der ialbt De begge, - ZIP
porotct meo Den bebe Sinner pco
Ruttet, % bans aomerot paa Sope'
oct - peo Sioen al, - 1000 Me'
ter neo siennem 2uiten. Seq tror
set er oct mbpgoell9Ite.
"8aa Sn~otogsoa8en, eiter Sci
rem bill leg flppe 9iennem Sriumf,
buen", Tiger Naparre. "Itit appa'
rat err Ipp os Ell bolo Wteter breot,
men Iabninsen / Sriumibuen er
tolp Dieter"
SrsiS 6rsislanb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-22
Nanarre.

Naris auauit 1915.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-22

life oil uGrc meo oa biGIpe Sels
neS. oG ldG nutter Oct Dcl lite at
ltrtoc mere ont bctte III eoerl
9en ica hddbcr. at Oct life mnu bare
iun,
Nieo ucuItg 0ilieu
Sdamdr ReloeI.
GLOON Kate. Mint, >cpt. 1916.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-22
Krieens "Slype".P eltc.
Meiterflpperen Naparre furtGler
"Seeurab-Euiten" ON fine aampe.
Spprban bet iples at brine Menneife-
jast | 1000 Mcters Spioc.

grep fra "Gecorabs9 oien"s Barrier.
Sorreiponoent, DR.. SreiS Sreisldno.
The Holly chieftain. (Holly, Colo.) 1897-1987, 1916-09-08
HOW MUCH? 0, how MUCH?
How Much 10 Now Left Of the BAL
tjmore Platform?

How Much 10 Now Left OF the BAL
timore Platform?
The President had boldly signed tbs
Pork River and Harbor bill. and his
facile pen is dripping with ink eager
to attach itself to . Pork Public
Buildings bill.
The friendliest apologists Of the
Presidents part in the profiigate
waste of money wrung from the PEG
ple BY oppressive taxation have moth.
ing better to say for him than that
1t is hardly fair to expect a man to
say 81 forbid" in this Presidential
year when he is candidate.
The foregoing words describing the
prohigate waste Of the peoples money
with Executive approval are taken
without change from . plank OF the
platform on which Woodrow Wilson
was elected In 1912:
I'VE denounce the prohigate waste
Of money wrung from the people by
oppressive taxation through the
lavish appropriations Of recent Re-
publican Congresses, which have
kept taxes high and reduced the
purchasing power Of the peoples
toll We demand . return to that
simplicity and economy which be-
ats democratic government"
How much is now left Of the prin
ciples declared and the promises reg
istered at Baltimore - inducements
to citizens to vote for Wilson.
Possibly 1t is because he and his
party have been such reckless. such
Wholesale regulators Of the pledges
Of 1912 that few people remember or
care to remember what pledges were
made in his behalf about forty days
aso 1t *. Louis.-New York Bun.
The Holly chieftain. (Holly, Colo.) 1897-1987, 1916-09-08
CIVIC CLUB

After vacation of three months
the Holly Woman's Civic club will
meet sgain on Tuesday, Sept. 18th,
in the Commercial club rooms. It
is the earnest desire of the board
of directors that all members be
present-with new member-if
possible, that all committees be
ready to report on the respective
work they have done during the
summer, and have some definite
plans for their work for the ensu-
ing year. Let US come together
filled with enthusiasm and ready to
work for better club, better
town and better community in
general. Remember the date -
Sept. 18th.
The Holly chieftain. (Holly, Colo.) 1897-1987, 1916-09-08
FREE ADVERTISING

The glad time of the year has ar
rived-when the country newspa-
per man is offered multitudes of
chances to give free advertising to
takers, expositions, festivals, pol
itics and other schemes for making
money for the other fellow. just
as soon as we complete arrange
ments for getting print paper free,
having our work in the office done
free, induce Uncle Sam to carry our
papers through the mails free, OBJ
tain free pass to the grocery and
the meat market, arrange with the
city for free water, with the tele-
phone companies for free service
and the light company for free
juice-just as soon as we get these
little details arranged, we are 60
ing to throw our columns open
and accept advertising free. But,
until that time, there's nothing
stirring, and our waste-basket will
continue to do yeomen service.
The Holly chieftain. (Holly, Colo.) 1897-1987, 1916-09-08
SAM NICHOLSON
IS OuTSPokEn
AND TRUTHFUL

The attempt of certain people to
mislead and falsify concerning the
position of Samuel D. Nicholson on
the liquor question will not sue
coed in face of the strong resOlu-
ton and pledge adopted at the
Republican state assembly which
was prepared and adopted by the
Nicholson majority in that assem-
bly,. The resolution is as follows:
'We pledge ourselves to the I'M
qualified and continued enforce
ment of the prohibition laws of
this state, and we oppose any and
all measures including the pro
posed initiative beer amendment
so called, which will in any man.
ner tend to abrogate or render in
efficient the provisions of the ex-
listing law, and declare that the
adoption of the sO-called beer
amendment will render the en-
forcement of the present prohibit
ton law practically impossible
Sam D. Nicholson, candidate for
the Republican nomination for
Governor is a big, broad, honest,
successful business man, gradu-
ate from the ranks of labor. He
insists that his campaign, like all
matters which he undertakes, shall
be conducted on a big, broad, hon
est and clean basis. AS q republi-
can he asks for the vote of all who
claim to be Republicans for the
nomination on the Republican
ticket and should his opponent be
successful at the primary election,
Mr. Nicholson has pleged him his
hearty and enthusiastic support.
For this stand, which Gov. Carlson
refuses to meet, Mr. Nicholson
should get every Republican vote
ssip alQrado on September 18th. !.
We have received all our fall ship
ments of merchandise. The strike
will have no effect, and dry goods
will be the same old price all win
ter. White Bros.
Mccormick binders a nd Irvine a
Holly Hardware Co
The Holly chieftain. (Holly, Colo.) 1897-1987, 1916-09-08
ENTERTAINED

Mrs. Florence Jones, the capa.
BILE lady farmer southeast of town.
was hostess to large number of
friends and neighbors last Sunday.
who came to make a social call and
partake of a bounteous dinner, for
which the lady is noted. The guests
enjoyed themselves to the utmost,
and when the clock struck the be-
witcbing hour, were 10th to leave
the pleasant surroundings, but
babe their hostess a fond good
night, hoping she might live to see
many more such enjoyable func-
tions as this one.
The Holly chieftain. (Holly, Colo.) 1897-1987, 1916-09-08
"DRY-LAMDER"
NOW 4 MAN
OF AFFAIRS
Dry Land Farmer Clears 5000 in
One Year.

That farming in the non-irri-
gated sections of Colorado can be
made as profitable as on the best
of Missouri valley farms is shown
by the record of Charles A. Macon
Der of Carr, Colo MIR. MacOmber
made homestead entry on 800
acre claim in Weld county, about
twelve miles east of Carr, Sept. Z,
1911, establishing his residence
there the following spring. This
year, in spite of the drought, the
profits from his crop will total
close to $1,000.
Yesterday Mr.. Macomber proved
up on his claim at the government
land office in the federal building
and produced his record In the
five years the land has not received
a drop of irrigation.
In 1912, his first crop, he Guilt
waited ten acres of corn and har-
vested ten loads of fodder.
The following year, 1918. saw 100
acres under cultivation. From the
eighty acres he had in wheat he
harvested 1850 bushels and from
the forty acres in oats twenty tons
of Oat hay.
The third year saw 100 acres cul-
tivated, eighty in wheat, sixty to
oats and twenty acres to alfalfa.
The harvest brought $50 bushels of
wheat, 375 bushels of oats and ten
loads of oats hay.
In 1915 he only cultivated sixty
acres but summer fallowed 12O. Di-
viding the sixty cultivated acres
equally between oats and corn and
wheat. He harvested $50 bushels of
spring, wheat, $50 bushels Of oats
and 500 bushels of corn Sss I
This year he cultivated 230 acres,
l4O in winter wheat, twenty-five to
harvest brought 10000 bushels of
winter wheat this fall and he es-
Inmates the spring wheat will make
:G5 bushels. He also made fair
corn crop and the oats totaled $50
bushels.
Mr.. Macomber is 81 years old and
his family consists of himself and
Wife-Denver Times.
The Holly chieftain. (Holly, Colo.) 1897-1987, 1916-09-08

Dr. A. q. Davis of Wiley. candi-
date for representative, has a card
elsewhere in these columns. DR..
Davis is warmly commended by
the Wiley Journal. declaring him
to be On ideal andidate.
Vocal style player piano rolls,
at Adamek's Jewelry and Music
Store.
Suits, fifteen dollars, all wool, at
Dixon's.
Ladies skirts cleaned and pressed
fifty cents, at Dixon's.
Piano music rolls of artistic Sc
lection, SOC and up, at Adamek's
Jewelry and Music Store.
New Tin Shop on Sante Fe ave.
Fancy floral ribbons, all colors at
10 1-2c per yard at White Bros.
Mccormick binders and Irvine at
Holly Hardware Company.
Suits, fifteen dollars, all wool, at
Dixon's.
All kinds of Hay Machinery.
j. E. SAUNDERS.
81. W. Manning. the versatile
farmer north of town. came in last
Tuesday, his chest swelling with
pride, because his crops are excel
lent. Aside from ten acres of sugar
beets, for which he refused 5000,
Manning has patch of the finest
watermelons. cantaloupes and gar
den truck, to which The Chiettain
force can testify.
Stock tanks and pump. pipe and
we'll supplies. at Holly Hardware
Co.
New Hardware on Sante Fe ave-
The latest STYLES in ladies' hats
are now on display in the shop of
Miss Lizzie DeBus, over First Ma
sstional hank ss, II d. III E. q II /.
A violin Of the vintage Of 1917 is
among the treasured possessions of
our old friend, 81. W. Manning.
Altho 300 years old. the instrument
is remarkably we'll preserved, and
it's tone has been the envy of music
lovers here for many years.
New Tin Shon on Santa 70 ave
Boys suits, selection of twelve
patterns and two pair of pants,
$3.50. White Bros.
Miss Lizzie DeBus, the milliner,
has returned from her stock pur.
chasing tour at Denver, and now
has the latest creations. Over
First National bank.
All work guaranteed at Dixon's.
Twenty-Five pair of childrens' san
dals at CSC. White Bros.
The Holly chieftain. (Holly, Colo.) 1897-1987, 1916-09-08
NEW PASTOR

At the Colorado conference of the
NJ. E. church last week, Rev. II. A.
Wood was selected to fill the va
cancv in the local church, caused
by the reignation Of Rev, Spence.
Rev N. H. Lee is the new pas.
tor at Lamar. while Rev. Lucas
succeeds himself at Hartman.
The Holly chieftain. (Holly, Colo.) 1897-1987, 1916-09-08

He has achieved success,
who has lived we'll laughed
often. and loved much; who
has gained the respect Of in
telligent men and the love of
little children; who has
filled his niche and accom-
plished his task; Who has left
the world better than he
found it, whethe by an i'm
proved poppy, . erfect poem
or a rescued soul who has
never lacked prkeciation of
earth's beauty or eiled to ex-
press it: who las always
looked for the bel in Others,
and given the bet he had;
whose life was ~ inspira-
ton; whose membry a bene-
diction.
The Holly chieftain. (Holly, Colo.) 1897-1987, 1916-09-08
MISSION STUDY CLUB

The Mission Study club will
meet with Mrs. E. L. Brown, on
Thursday. Sept. 14th, at 2:30 pm.
sharp. The new study book,
Home Missions in Action" will
be commenced. A cordial invita-
ton is given to all to become mem
bers of this most interesting and
enjoyable club. Be sure to come
The Holly chieftain. (Holly, Colo.) 1897-1987, 1916-09-08
TEACHERS RECEPTION

The annual reception for the
teachers of the Holly public schools
will be held tonight at 500 O'Clock
in the auditorium. A short pro-
gram will be given, after which
light refreshments will be served
and social hour enjoyed by par
ents and teachers. Everyone is
cordially invited.
The Holly chieftain. (Holly, Colo.) 1897-1987, 1916-09-08
sRooMcoRN, $500 TON

Henry Kerns, the veteran farmer
south of town, has just returned
from Oklahoma, after prosperous
season. He hurried back to har-
vest his broomcorn which, he says.
is being sold there for 5000 q ton,
altho many of the growers are sit
ting tight, confident of an advance.