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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-26
Soda Fountains, Drug and confse.
ionery Fixtures

SODA FOUNTAINS and carbonators al
kinds and prices
International Brokerage Co. II Paso, Tex.
SODA FOUNTAIN, drug ana cknfectionsTy
I1tures. latest design. both exposed and
eiosec jar types. ranging in length OF 6. S
10. i, l5 and 20 feet. Can save YOU 20 10
AZ percent; small cash payment down. bal
ance easy payments can include show
cases. shelving. tables. chairs. carbonasor
n contract All fixtures necessary to open
up drug and confectionery store Pro1pt
Shipment Write or wire for price lists.
& F. Commission Co 200 Herald BLDG
Agents CarOErnau Fnsfufaf, =,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-01-26

IDA DAVIS. POI san Francisco ST. Ais
tewelry and novelties Phone 1854.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1918-04-11
County Goes "Over the Top" On Liberty Day

they paid their membership duas 70
date. That meant that they had %
dig up another SIG. In my own case
l had not paid the membership dues,
ard | wasn't asked to do so. That too,
made me suspicious, and made me feel
that / was simply being used to fur
ther the store proposition. l did not
go into the league with the idea of
building up any wildcat proposition
such as this store scheme is. I could
not see for the life of me where the
farmers were getting any benefit ou:
of this store proposition, and when
saw The organizer trying to get men
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1918-04-11

A mystery surrounds the death of
Elige Shearer, whose body was found
at the Shearer home about IA miles
southeast of Julesburg last Friday
morning by his neighbor, George M.
Baxter, who had gone to the Shearer
farm to get Mr.. Shearer to go to the
Baxter place to help butcher. A few
days previous Mr.. Shearer had prom
ised Mr.. Baxter that he would come
to the Baxter place to help Mr.. Bax-
ter do some butchering on Thursday.
Mr.. Shearer did not show up at the
Baxter farm Thursday, and Friday
morning Mr.. Baxter went over to see
if he could not get Mr.. Shearer to go
over to his place and help him that
day.
Mr.. Baxter knocked on the door at
the Shearer house, but received no re-
sponse, and noticing there was cloth
stuck under the door, he supposed Mr..
Shearer was in the house asleep. He
entered the house and discovered Mr..
Shearer lying on the bed dead with a
bullet hole through his head. Mr..
Baxter Immediately summoned aid and
the authorities here were notified.
Sheriff Thunderstorm and Coroner
Ewing went out to the scene 1t was
discovered that the left hand grpped
a 32-calibre revolver, part of the arm
being covered by the bed clothing, in
dicating that the dead man had not
made struggle.
The body was brought to the W. q
Carson undertaking parlors in Jules
burg, and Saturday afternoon coro-
ner's inquest was conducted over the
body, being directed by District Robt.
NJ. Work of Ft. Morgan. A number
Of witnesses testified, the last man to
testify being A. B. Flora, a near neigh
Dor of Mr.. Shearer. Mr.. Flora stated
that he had last seen Mr.. Shearer on
the Wednesday evening prior to last
Friday morning, when the body vas
discovered. This seems to be the last
time Mr.. Shcarer was seen alive by
any person. After taking the evidence
the coroner's jury rendered verdict
Of suicide, which seems to be the
unanimous opinion of all who know
the circumstances.
About six weeks ago the 16-year- old
son Of Mr.. Shearer, Emery by name,
mysterious,y disappeared from home
one stormy night and up until this
time no trace has been found of him.
The boy and father lived alone, the
mother having died years ago. No one
saw the boy leave home and in this
connection deep mystery is woven,
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1918-04-11
$1os,s0O

Chairman Roy 7. johnson is to be
given great credit for the efficient or
ganization affected all over the coun-
ty, as likewise great credit is due to
the scores of workers in the big drive
for subscriptions to the Third Liberty
Loan Bonds. Sedgwick county stands
out among the other counties in the
state as being among the first to ov-
erscribe the allotted quota, and it is
feat to indeed be proud Of by every
citizen of the county. Subscriptions
are coming in every day, and it is es-
timated that before the campaign is
closed on May 4th for the Third Lib
erty Loan, that the subscriptions in
Sedgwick county will total $125 ,00O. 90
or $4,000 above our allotted quota.
County chairman Roy T. johnson
has received number of kilograms
and letters from the state headquar-
ters of the Third Liberty Loan Com
mittee congratulating Sedgwick coun-
ty upon the splendid work accom-
plished by the people of this county
in making their subscriptions to the
Third Liberty Loan, the reports from
this county sent into the state head
quarters ranking at the very top.
Sedgwick county is now entitled t..
an Honor Flag, which will be greatly
appreciated by all of our citizens.
Liberty" Day was celebrated by pa
triotic demonstrations in the various
parts Of the county. In Julesburg, Ovid
and Sedgwick the business houses
closed up part of the day. At 1870
in the morning patriotic parade was
held in Julesburg, and it was a big
success. The Julesburg Concert Band
furnished an abundance of music, the
band being provided with an auto
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1918-04-11

A gentleman by the name of Da-
con has been soliciting memberships
to the Non-Partisan League in the
south and west part of Sedgwick
county during the past week, said
memberships being taken at $1,000 a
throw, and no doubt the solicitor get
ting a good share of the coin.
No doubt large number of our
readers have read more or less abort
the much touted Non Partisan league
and from all information we can
gain the organization is simply one to
create strife and dissention betwee.
the farmers and citizens who follow
other vocations of life. The heads OF
the organization are spreading lot
of Smooth" talk to the farmers, and
endeavoring to extract $1,000 per fol
their trouble.
If we are to make a success in any
enterprise cooperation upon the part
of both the farmer and his fellow
men following other vocations of life
is entirely essential. If we were te
divide ourselves into classes and figh,
each other we would soon meet with
disaster on all sides-a strife would
prevail which would be detrimental tx
all humanity The principles of the
Non-Partisan League have all the ele'
ments of creating a condition which
would be detrimental to any com:nr'
nity--to the farmer as well as to his
fellow men.
At this time especially during 6
grave war crisis absolute harmony is
most essential for the welfare of oul
government, when every man, woman
and child should work shoulder K
shoulder in the various war relief &C
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1918-04-11
MYSTERY SURROUNDS SUICIDE OF FAITH
ER AND DISAPPEARANCE OF YOUNG BOY
BULLET THROUGH HEAD BY OWN HAND ENDS LIFE OF
ELIGE sHEARER AFTER HIS SON DISAPPEARS
Searching Was Organized Hunt Body of Boy While
the Father Lay in Morgue but No Trace Evidence of
Foul Play Has Ever Been Found Relative to the
Disappearance of Young Shearer

which. all Indications point, is going
to be hard problem to solve.
On the following Saturday after the
son disappeared on Wednesday, the
father, Elige Shearer notified two or
three of his neighbors that the boy
was missing, and was at loss to
know where he had gone. The follow
ing week a thorough search was con-
Quoted by TIE father and neighbors for
the boy; the authorities were notified
and everything possible done to To-
cate the boy, but to no avail. The
boy did not take his good clothes OF
quite little sum of money which he
had, but instead the father said he
wore pair of shoes that were not
mates and had on an old coat belong
ing to the father.
Since the disappearance of Emery
Shearer, the father had been quite
despondent, and his neighbors testi-
fled at the inquest that he worried
considerable about the boy. No motive
could be ascertained for the boy leav
ing home as the father stated they
had had no trouble. 1t was first
thought that he had been kidnapped
or had met with foul play, and the
latter theory seems to be the opir-
ion of great many at this time.
A searching marty consisting of ov-
er sixty men went to the Shearer farm
last Monday morning and made a
very thorough search for the body Of
the boy, as it was thought by some
that the boy might have been killed
and buried somewhere on the farm
No trace of the body was found by
the searching party.
Two brothers Of the deceased Elige
Shearer arrived here Sunday morning
from Lorimor, Iowa. and accompanied
the body back to that place where it
was taken for burial Monday even
ing.
The deceased was a man about for
ty-six years of age, and was pros
porous and Industrious farmer. being
well liked by all who knew him he
was not known to have had an enemy
and this fact substantiates the suicide
theory more fully. He came here in
1906 and during his residence in IN!
section, made host of friends, who
deeply regret his death.
A diligent effort is being made to
find the missing son, Emery Shearer
in which event would have a great
tendency to solve the mystery which
is apparently deeply woven, battling
all who have made an attempt to solve
it thus far.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1918-04-11
TRANSFERS RE-
CORDED DURING
THE PAST WEEK

March 29-T. P. Scott to Peter L.
Volz, S1a 29-1O-45, consideration &c.
400.
March 29-Peter l.. Volz to B. A
Volz NWA 34-11-43, consideration
$l.O0 and other valuable considera-
tions.
March 29-Henry w. Eversman ct
al. to G. w. Stanford, SWA 24-10-45,
consideration $1.00 and other valuable
consideration.
March 29-Wm. Ketterhenry and
Frederick Ketterhenry to Frank N.
Waite, SWA, 3O-10-43, consideration
S1.0O and other valuable consideration.
March 3O-Wilhelmine Krumrey to
The Parker Bros. Land Co., all 49,
"a, consideration $1.O0 and other val
liable considerations.
April &c. j. Lane to F. c. Both
el SWA 18-1O-46, consideration $4,-
800.
April 2-M. T. Convey and G. A.
Convey to The Parker Bros. Land Co.,
NWA 15-19-45, consideration $1.00
and other valuable consideration.
April 3-Sarah J. Burris to Ben J.
Cunningham SWA 14-9-45, considera-
ton $1.OO and other valuable consid-
erations.
April 3-Charles A. Stamm to Be
J. Cunningham, SEA 15-9-45, consid-
Grafton $4,000.
April 3Joseph Tschabrum to Mar
Gus R. Durkee, lots 10 and IL, blk.
Al Clks. 1st, consideration $1,000.
April 3-W. E. Brock and wife to
Ethan Carroll and Roy Warren, lots
l and 2, blk. 12, Ovid, consideration
$1.OO and other valuable considera-
tions.
March 3O-J. S. Oberlander and
wife and Edward Baumann to B. J.
Bates, all 21-1O-44, consideration &c.,
900.
March 3O-Wm. Edlund to Charlie
Evans NEA 6-9-47, consideration 81 ).
600.
March 3O-Wm. Gartner and wife to
c. ]. Furer 81 12-9-43, consideration
$4,000.
March &C. Z. Scheer and wife to
VIM, Lewis NJ 26-10-43, considera-
ton 5000.
April 2-KatheriEe Howell to c. L.
Tlte and R. F. Gaines Sh 27-1O-4S
co,. liberation $4,000.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1918-04-11

Sedgwck County went "Over the Top last
Saturday, Liberty Day" in grand and glorious
manner. With whirlwnd of patriotism such as
this county never before witnessed the campaign
for subscriptions to the Third Liberty Loan was
launched, and the returns show that 1925 of Sedg-
wick county's citizens purchased the magnificent
sum of 900.00 worth Of Liberty Bonds, over
subscribing our quota of S85,O0O.OO in the one
days drive. The day will be memorable in the
history of Sedgwick county as day Of great
demonstrations expressing the loyalty of our citi
and their determination to back government
of their ability with their their productive and
with the that needed to put victory deoc
racy and humanity.
Last Saturday, April Liberty Day." anniversary
the American citizens sedw working
together in the various school districts the making their
subscriptions to the Third Liberty Loan and urging others do
All counted their this
their b" to help the nation Liberty
Loan of $3,O0O,OO0
the
School M Subs led by Mayor Flleman,
(ConfiruaI Ion YoSfp.n
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1918-04-11
MARRIAGE LICENSES

April 6th-Lewis G. Anderson Of
Julesburg and Zella Stone of Jules
burg.
April 9th-Harry Adle of Cozad,
Nebr. to Maude Palmer of Boelus, Ne
braska. They were marrid by Rev.
VIM P Napier, pastor of the Congre
gational church in this city.
April 9th-Claude W. Nelson, Den
yer to Cordelia H. Swygard of Cedar
Rapids, Iowa Rev. VIM P. Napier,
pastor of the Congregational church,
performing the ceremon "
April 9th-John Reed Of Cheyenne,
Wyo. to Lula Denison of Cheyenne,
Wyo.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1918-04-11

INTO the league by getting their 500,
and then demanding SIG more, was
pretty hot under the collar But l
didn't say anything.
We'll, things went along after the
Continued on :ast Dage)
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1918-04-11
PINTO BEANS

There will be car on track at Jules
burg for the receiving of the remain
der of the Pinto Beans on April Is and
l6. All those wishing to dispose of
their beans at eight cents per pound
cash, on a recleaned basis can deliv-
er on the above dates.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1918-04-11

BRITISH ARMY OFFICER WHO HAS RE.
GENTLY RETURNED FROM FRANCE TO
SPEAK AT LOVES HALL MONDAY EVE
MING. APRIL 18TH, AT EIGHT O'CLOCK
The Speakers Bureau of the Colorado Liberty Loan
Committee has made arrangements for Lieutenant w f.
ter of the British Army who has returned from
to stop at Juesburg, Monday, April 18th, his way
Colorado speaking tour in the interests of the Third Lib
ery Loan Sedgwick county to have the opportunity of
hearing straight from the lips and first hand from
has been through the He'll of the western Front just what
it is like to fight the Hun.
We will be permitted to hear from who has
Just what Sedgwck county Soldiers boys called
to do He will picture for their life in the trenches Lieu
tenant Nuter able speaker who has been detailed to do
this Liberty Loan work He will be in Colorado
only There will be good music and admission charge
will be made.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1918-04-11
SERVICEFLAGPRO-
GRAM AT OVID ON
SUNDAY, APRIL IA

The program and presentation Of
the Ovid Community Service flag viii
be held in the Ovid church next Sun
day, April l4th at 2:30 p. m. Follow
ing is the program:
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1918-04-11

Well, we have been having some
cold weather during the past week.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1918-04-11
$l09, 800 SUBSCRIBED IN THIS COUNTY
AS CITIZENS RALLY TO LIBERTY'S CAUSE
SEDGWICk COUNTY EXCEEDS QUOTA BY LARGE MARCH
AND is NOW ENTITLED TO THE HONOR FLAG

Whole County Celebrates Liberty Day Doing
It's Part TO Swat the Kaiser. Great Credit
and Workers for Efficient Manner in Which the
County Organized and in Helping !,
County Go Over the Top
Washington Journal., 1918-08-02
Ger orOfte Sultan.

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Dem nun bis DOR stli9en sSa6ren fat
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pobei man einen 25 &ilometer lan<
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pedte.
Washington Journal., 1918-08-02

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mid Der 9ottor bob nod wieosr
raus. Mutting, lab JdiolO'n AUDI
ni9t obne Roftee 9eben." 9ier ltobns
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benz 8erlu6. Der S9auoer, Der i'm
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taum trogen. @r pOpte naAoenten,
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Washington Journal., 1918-08-02

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bGngenoer, tIorer. @ls er fcrtig mar,
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tugeln.
nOb i6 mir midt 10 NOS &C.
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benz. Sic 1T bod 10 einfu9 trtldrs
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mann 8rond, tsnnt, ME Sic i'm
bod gut genug iennen. Bir sic
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Washington Journal., 1918-08-02
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Washington Journal., 1918-08-02

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mar er freunoli9. biIfrei9, gefdui9.
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Nodmittags ging Der Mmtsi9rei=
Der ni9t auf Die amtsftube. @s
mar pas bon Differs FER 10 Sbiers
pan3. unO poou audi? Sur 8epdl>
tigung Der Nrbeit puren Die 8prmit>
tagsitunOen reiGli9 eenug, 5umal
Der 4mtsf4reiber elm firer, poblse>
f9uIter unb routinierter Nr6eiter
mar, Der feline Saden aloeit in ORB
nung belt unb ME etpus auff9ob
unO liesen ieb. Oiefe freien NaGs
mittuge nuBte er oenn aud in Der
art fir ii4 aus. OuB sr 8efu8e in
Der llmgegenO BEL fcinen 5reunben
ma@te, beute bier. morgen bort. ii6ers
Washington Journal., 1918-08-02

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9of. Der 4mtmann pirft ii9
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rig aus"
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alien @liebern. Setn e;ngefieii4ter
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bo3u bequsmen, bic @rtldrung ais
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&c @eib Don benz Sput Oes limit
mann8 ssseben. Aber Die No4ts
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la9te.
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ben, 9ebeilt iein. lno morgen nafs
mittag gebsn Sic pieoer ben @mtmann
belu9en unb ftelen fi9, als pdren
sic beute gar ni9t oa gepeIen.