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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-03-03

James Hartness of Springfield,
one of Vermont's leading industrial
lists, Feb. "a, announced his candidacy
for the Republication nomination to
the Office of governor. Mr.. Hartness
says that it is his intention to make a
campaign on a grogram Of progress
that will solve many of our state pro-
blems and that within short time he
will submit this program to the con-
sideration of the people.
Frederick II. Babbitt of Bellows
Falls, on the same day announced his
candidacy for the Republican nomina-
ton for governor. He has not yet for
mulated the platform on which he will
make his campaign but says that the
issues of good roads, increased teach
ers' salaries, and the continuance OF
the state board of control will proba-
bly, constitute important planks there
in.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-03-03

and nd@ILNFED - Calfskins, carcass,
mn. mn morse hides, also all kinds of
ton II, =: Solomon, Water St., Bar
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-03-03

l., ,LAB0RERS WANTEDin the mar
W.,b41ll mus and quarries by Vermont
Sfa.SlEe company, Proctor, Vermont.
~Iy work, good wages. SIT
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-03-03

~. MANIED-Girl or woman for gen
80 WORK IN restaurant. No cooking,
go 80 pay to right party. Normandy
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Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-12-03
Mrs. Rhudy is still improving.


Mrs. D. r.. Baldwin is spending {
1 few days visiting in Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ. Maroon were
3hoping in Denver this week
A Flour Mill is to be built in
Elizabeth in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kellogg spent Sat
lurday and part of Sunday in Colo
ado Springs.
vern Mundy arrived home Sunday
from an extended visit with relatives
It Mt. Carmel, Illinois.
E!vin Brace of Fort Collins spent
Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J.C Brace.
FOUND-A muff, while returning
from the Melburn funeral, owner
may have same by describing and
paying for this ad.
Orley Crouch has severed his con-
nection with the Ebert Lumber Co.
and Jos. Purden, an old hand at the
elevator business has taken his place
A. G .Cornforth, Monday, received
a photograph of the beautiful Short
horn bull he purchased in Kansas
city. which is one of the finest anil
mails we have ever looked at being
only fourteen months old.
Mr.. jerks, an experienced coal
miner has leased the tanner mine,
one mile south of Fondis. You
ran get good Ignite coal at SEQ
per ton at the mine.
An attempt to rob bank at Chey-
enne Wells was made Monday night,
but the robbers were frightened
way by members returning late
from lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Carey spent
Thanksgiving in Colorado Springs.
Mrs. McCauley and children ex-
pect to leave soon for Proctor, Colo
rado, to spend the Christmas Holi-
days with home folks.
Buster Throop, while going after
cows in Ed Orin's pasture. found a
large suitcase containing blowpipes
and apparatus which the Elbert burg
lars hid in their flight from Roy
Brown and his deputies on that fate
full night of bank robbery.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-12-03
This Page used for Ebert
Exclusive
Ebert

DR.. Rogers made an official trip
east of Ebert Tuesday.
November has gone and left us the
memory of a pleasant month.
Msr. Daharsh received telegram
that her mother was very low in Ne
braska.
Wbooping cough is raging among
the children, In district east of Ell
bert.
Miss Alice Carver of Denver spent
j. Elsner
DR.. and Mrs. Denny and family
ate Thanksgiving dinner at the orin
home.
Miss Veneta Burnside and friend
spent Thanksgiving vacation in Ell
bert.
Mrs. S. B. Mowery has been quite
i'll the past week. she is now able to
ne about again.
Ed Phillips of Elizabeth. was
business visitor at the Tribune Of
ice Saturday
w. f Carver, Walter Carver and
wife and Mrs Hooper were Sunday
'isitors at the Carver home.
Ed Epler. who recently arrived
rom Idaho. will farm the old Epler
lace, vacated by Oscar Carlson.
JOS Helgeth's little child is still
the Children's Hospital in Den
ser and is reported somewhat better
Helgeth Brothers and George Sultz
ach shipped a car of cattle Tuesday
md Roy Brown shipped one Monday
Mrs. Gertrude Green left for Ord,
Nebraska, Saturday. for an extended
list with her son Albert and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Kellogg of San
Acacia. Colorado. Parents of Mr.. w.
.. Kellogg. spent Thanksgiving holi-
| lays In Ebert
Mia Allison from Colorado Springs
Business College spent Thanksgir-
ing with home folks at tn. Allison
ranch.
John Woodard and family of the
Bijou Valley and the Neuamn -Wrock-
loft family spent Thanksgiving at
the AL Neuman home.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-12-03
SCHOOL NOTES.

The High School students are pre-
pairing a play entitled Safety First
which is to be given soon.
Eunice Royal, Ida Dietrich and
Byron Taylor have been absent from
school for several days. 1t appears
that they had too much Thanksgiv-
ing.
Miss Garrett has filed the vacancy
of the primary room, as Miss Beer
the former teacher has resigned.
The Elbert School has established
a plan to serve the pupils of the
school with something hot, either
soup or cocoa at noon hour The
High School girls viii have charge
of the work.
Edna Knight and Esther Beckman
have charge of the lunch Alterna-
ting it, so that each child will bring
his share. A gasoline stove furn-
ished by Walter Pierce was used un-
til ther ange, which Mrs. Beckman
donated was set up.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-12-03

bers, and in the last days Of July Of
that year destroyed the Gothic
power in three days fight on the
banks of the River Guadalete near
where Jerez de la Frontera now
stands. The Moorish castle, COM
pleted in the year ZAP A. d. is still
standing on the rock
Gibraltar has been the guiding
star for ships since the earliest days
of navigation II has held aloft
vantage point for the sea-farer who
ventured on the broad Atlantic even
before Columbus sailed for the new
world. The Amrican tourist who
has made more than one trip across
the ocean, welcomes the sight of the
lofty pinnacle as 1t looms like
great statue above the blue waters
When the great throngs of Amer
lean travellers migrate to the Riviera
CT Southern France they always
make a short stop at Gibraltar. This
mot only gives them chance to
stretch their "sea-legs" but also to
inspect the giant rock. A very
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-12-03
LOCAL NEWS.

John Lunyd has been ON the sick
list with a bad cold.
Roy Brown made an official trip
to Simla Wednesday
Mrs Anna Peterson was passen-
ger for Denver Monday.
Oscar Carlson held his public sale
Monday and is going east.
Dr. Elder preached here Sunday
both Morning and Evening
AIr. and Mrs. Paul Close visited at
the Ed Orin home Tuesday.
Mrs. Lucy Whiting is visiting with
the l.. G. Taylor family.
Theo. Neuman is going to modern
i@e his beautiful home by putting in
an electric lighting system.
Grandma McBreen and daughter.
barbara, spent Thanksgiving at the
Il. T. Harper home
Miss Bessie Garrett of Denver took
charge of the Primary Department,
upon resignation of Miss Beer.
Miss Doris Everitt of Denver spent
Thanksgiving with her school mate
Miss Ella Burnside. in Ebert.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-12-03

funny rumor is always circulated
about ship, passenger or man-o'-
war. to the effect that the passengers
will see the largest sign in the
world painted by life insurance
company on the northern side.
There are usually a few British
ships in port when the American
warships stop for a few days, and
the English and American bluejac-
kets inspect every part of the big
boulder" as the British sailors refer
to it. A trip to Tagier, Morocco,
which is just across the strait, or a
bull fight in Spanishtown is not an
uncommon occurrence for American
sailors.
The left hand picture gives a very
fine idea of the rock OF Gibraltar
with one of our biuejackets in the
foreground. The one on the right
shows a typical street scene while
the insert Ia snapshot of our blue
Jackets EN- route to a baseball game
given by two American memo war
for the benefit of the Red Cross.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-12-03
THE ROCK OF GIBRALTAR.

Towering 1,40S feet above tho
level of the sea stands the mighty
rock of Gibraltar, a British fortress
and colony at the western entran 'e
of the Mediterrean Sea. There Is
more history connected with this IA
nous stronghold than is generally
known by the average person, ana
an American navalman. ever visit
ing the strange lands of the world,
has given an interesting account Of
1t which we believe will convey to
those not go fortunate. lasting inn
preston OF this wonderful sentinel
he rock itself is about 1-2 miirs
in length, and at lite northern end
rises almost perpendicularly from
the strip OF fiat sandy ground. which
connects it with the Spanish main
land. Gibraltar is called after
Tariq ben zaid, its name being a
corruption of label Tariq. Tariq
invaded Andalusia in A. ID. I'll with
an army of IL 900 Arabs and Ber-
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-12-03

days, or subject to 80 days
or more Notice, and Post
al Savings)); Certificates
of Deposits (other than for
money Borowed) $780, 4,904.S1
Other Time Deposits - 7134.63
Total Time Deposits sub
ject to Reserve s12,039.44
TOTAL $60,267.14
State OF Colorado, County of Elbert,
IS. /. A. w. McAuley, Cashier
of the above named bank, do SOL
emily swear that the above statement
is true to the best of my knowledge
and belief.
A. w. McAULEY, Cashier
Correct ATTEST: Theo. Neuman,
p. H. Mulligan, r. Elsner, Direc-
tors.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 27th day of November, 1920
WALTER /. BLACK,
Notary Public.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-12-03

Mrs d. C. Corbett passed away
last Thursday. November %, in a
hospital in Denver She leaves a
husband and three daughters to
mourn her loss. The bereaved fam
lily have the sympathy of a host of
friends in their time of trial The
funeral was held in Ebert Monday.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1920-12-03
NOTICE.

The cable that was cut by the
Colorado Springs bank robbers, Octo-
Der 18th, was repaired at cost of
SALE, equalizing it, will make an
assessment of 25 cents each for reis-
dent and 50cents for business phones
Please come in and pay at once as I
am required to pay the amount at
once.
TINA CpJEETN
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-14
YOUNGSTOWN Y
HERE TONIGHT
Auditorium Five to Play Stats
Association Champs

The 1918-19 champion z. NJ. G. A.
basketball team of the state, from
Morristown, will play the crack Audi
forum outfit on the Auditorium court
tonight, in what Is expected to be the
fastest game ever witnessed on the
local court. The association team
with eighteen victories out of twentw
starts this season, 7 looming up
as real state "Y" chaompions again
his season.
Manager "Pox' BOoz OF the local
Victories out of thirty eight games, is
meeting the best teams on the basket
ball court today, and the booking Of
the crack Morristown aggregation for
a Saturday night game should draw
one Of the largest crowds OF the sea-
son. Manager Boo will throw his
full strength against the association
team in the hope of increasing the
Auditoriums list Of wins. The expect
ed lineup for the start of this game
Is: Regain and ans, forwards, Thorn
as, center, Hanson and Nichols, guards.
McCreery and Mcintyre may get the
game at the start of hostilities.
Hobert Coutts, assistant physical
director of the Morristown team will
bring a strong outfit TO town In an
endeavor to be chosen fromTAOIN
endeavor to hand a trimming to the
local outfit. The Morristown outfit will
be chosen from the following men:
Beethoven, Michelfelder, Davis, Meyers
Buthera, Mcintyre and Mitchell. This
is the same combination that defeated
the crack PAGER Big Five OF. this city
in two straight games.
Van Mulchahey win be the elenv-
enth man on the floor in this contest
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-14
BEAT LEGION
FIVE OF ESBURY PARK ,4l-29

After coping eleven straight vic
tories over some of the best court
teams in the state, the American
Legion of Asbury Park bowed in de-
feat to the tune of 41-29 to the Riv-
ersides OF South A1nboy last night on
the Auditorium court. Schwaos
scoring and Handerhan's floor work
were responsible for the initial down
FALL of the seashore combination.
Clancy was high score man for the
losing team, counting twenty-one
points out of their twenty-nine.
Schelling changed the scoring gong
for the first time In the game when
he dropped in a free throw from the
ffteen-foot line, and he increased the
RIVE LEAD with his first field goal of
the night. Handerhan added two
points to the South Amboy clans
score when he dropped in a pretty
held goal from a difficult angle of the
door. The first score by the Asbury
contingent was made by Clancy who
dropped in a foul goal. The Rivies
held the upper hand by a noticeable
margin throughout the initial session
which ended 2S-16.
The scoring in the first half for
the Rivtes was divided among the
Ave mon. Schwab scored five big
counters, Allen, Schelling and Hand
erhan each accounted for q field goal
and Schelling scored three foul goals
out IF seven attempts. For h AS
bury Park combination Clancy ac-
counted for three field goals, Knterim
two and Fairy one double counter.
Clancy also scored three foul goals
out of six attempts.
Although Clancy dropped In a foul
goal to start the session the seashore
team was W able to edge up on
the Rivies' lead OF the first half. The
going was interesting for a few min
utes In the last session while the
Asbury Park team could keep up
with the Rivies scoring machine, but
schwab soon RAJ wild and the Rivies
Increased their lead.
During the final session Schwab
Iadded four baskets and two foul
! goals to his score, Schelling dropped
In two big ones, while CANTON and
Allen each added o double counter
Ito their tally. Handerhan figured in
lnearly all the plays in this session,
playing q defensive game the entire
session.
Clancy, the shining light in the
ssashore makeup, scored five field
goals in this session, Fairy accounted
ISor the other double counter. Clancy
Emade two foul goals out Of eight
tries, missing six in a row.
Van Mulchahey refereed the game,
calling fourteen fouls on the Rivies,
Ave of which were made, n nine
on the visitors, five Of which were
scored.
The scorei
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-14
g0KNe MuNlMS E44zSSPORTSAA lgoNl!NdL zAENAEEINE
A. S. & R. and Row ARRANGE
THREE CORNERED TOURNEY

Rival Factory Teams to Compete in
Basketball, Bowling n Pool; First
Court Game I'm Palace Hall Tuesday
The athletic association of the Rari-
tan Copper Works and the American
Smelling g. Refining Company have
arranged q three-cornered tourney,
the first event Of which will be a bas-
ketball game in Palace Hall on Tues
day night. The representative court
teams Of the IVA factories Will meet
In three basketball games, the dates
or the second two not having as yet
been decided,
In addition TO the basketball games
there will also be three i~nter-factory
bowling matches, each consisting of
three games, to be rolled with ave-
mel teams. The third event on the
program will be a 500 point pool
match between the cue artists of the
two big factories.
Both the Ingots and Shelters can
boast of having cracks in all lines
of sport so that the triple series looks
interesting. 1t would be a difficult
matter to prophesy the winner in n
of the contests owing to the opposing
combinations being about equal.
The game Tuesday night in Palace
Hall is scheduled to start about Q
O'Clock and there viii be dancing be-
fore and after as an added attraction
to interest the fair sex.
The Shelters in Tuesdays game will
lineup with Bob Macan and 'Yf'
Hubbard. forwards, Wilson center and
De Leon and Harry Macan, guards.
Manager Joe Mullen believes that
with this combination working right
the r.. C. w. crew VIII be swamped.
On the other hand Austin Hornsby
has been made captain of the Ingots
and with foul other men chosen from
Loeser. Miller. Seger, Christoffersen,
Won Dagenhausen and Stinson, he be-
lieves there can be but one result
an Ingot victory.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-14
ZWTdZ0RGIoIo

England bids fair to play an i'm
portant part in the ring history of
the future. The Bureau Of the In
ternational Boxing Union, which was
recently formed at Paris, selected
Lord Lonsdale as Great Britain's
representative. He was named vice
president. The Prince of Wales has
been offered the presidency of the
organization. Also headquarters of
the bureau will be at London. Paul
Rosseau was named vice president to
represent France. The position OF
third vice president has been offered
to tho United States to fill.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-14

Now that the American League Is
in a partly settled condition, a num-
Der of trades are reported in the maxi
ing. Boston wants to trade Sam
Jones. pitcher. to Cleveland for ole
Harris, first baseman, and Stuffy Nc
Innis to Detroit for Harry Holman.
outielder and first baseman.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-14
Trenton Bowlors Here Toniebt

The Cunningham bowling team will
oppose the crack Trenton bowling.
team in q match on the Cunningham
Alleys tonight. This IS return match
the local team coping the other set
by a slight margin on the Trenton
alleys. The local team will be chosen
from A. SimOnsen, II. Simonsen, Rich
ards, J%orgenson. EYerkus and Larsons
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-14
Now that the representative volley
no cr1ARn AGAINST INFLUENZA

Don't let the dread Influenza get you.
If you have even the slightest cough
or cold. better begin using Foley's
Honey and Tar at once. Henry Willis.
Sandy Point. Texas. Is one OF many
thousands who consider this remedy
lust fine" He says; 81 suffered sever
y with a bad cough; after four of five
dollars worth of different medicines
decided to try Foley's Honey and Tar.
one bottle gave relief. Best medicine
] ever used" Contains no opiates.
BARNEKOV & PETE.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-14
ElkS BOWlinQ
League Data
Standing in EIk's League

BY winning two out OF three games
from Howard Richards Baby Elks
the PAGERS broke the tie for fourth
place, dropping the Elks into fifth
position The PAGERS took the first
and final games OF the match. Cap
tain Weitzen of the winning team took
all honors for the match, coping
high honors with a score of 205 and
high average for the match with 176.
Howard Richards the Baby Elks
leader averaged 1875 for the match.
INC scores,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-14
plpn MaY Re Traded

It has been rumored in Chicago that
"Wally' Pipp, the crack first sacker
Of the Yankees would be traded to
Chicago for Happy Felsch out
fielder of the White Sox. If the deal
goes through Higgins viii use Ruth
or Meusel at the initial sack.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-14
sPEEDWAYs WIN, 1920
Central Railroad Team is Swamped I'm
Onc-Sided Game at y"

The Speedway basketball team In
coping their tenth straight victory.
ran up the largest score ever made on
the Y. NJ. G. A court. The victory
was secured over the Central Railroad
The Speedway lineup was made up of
Hanson, Hubbard, Brownmiller, Bren-
nan and Bradley. Hanson secured
seventeen baskets, Brownmiller,
eleven and Bradley ten in this game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-14
Giants PLAY Red Sox

The New York Giants and the Bos-
ton Red Sox will play twenty-one
games on their southern training trip
starting at Forth Worth, Texas on
March 20 and ending at the Polo
Grounds on April II.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-14
On The Strips
With The r C. W.
Standing in Ingots Bowling League

Last night In the Rarltan Copper
Works Bowling League Team No. s
replaced Team No. 3 as the occupant
of sixth place in the league standing
as the result of winning two out of
three games from that combination.
The games were rolled on the Cum
ningham alleys, Van Glider making
the highest score of the night, 202,
and also high average, $50. Koch,
the anchor man for Team No. 5, av-
eraged 173. 3
Tha- ncnrnr.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-14
Team No. 1 Wins Match

The A~quehonga bowling league of
Tottenville opened last night, Team
No. 1 taking two out of three games
from Team No. 2. The next match
will be rolled on Tuesday night when
Teams No. 2 and 8 clash.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-14
Sport DoingS
At Y. N. C.. 4

In the business mems volley ball
gamer last night Hanson crawIed up
OF Bawden's leading team by taking
two straight from Lesson. Bawden
and Comings broke even, the former
dropping in percentage. while the
latter maintained his 5000" stand
Ing.
Now that the representative volley
bal team Of the local "Y" Is again
back to Its normal strength, efforts
are being made by Capt. George w.
Sharp, Jr., to get the Greenwich.
Conn, and First Brooklyn Central
teams here for the games scheduled
with Amboy In the Inter-Association
League. When these two matches are
played Amboy will have completed
her schedule and at present there is
a chance for the local "Y" to win the
league honors, victories over both
Greenwich and Brooklyn being neces-
sary. however, In order to do this.
The Junior class basketball team
defeated the Junior Employed class
on the Y. M. C. A. court yesterday at
ernoon by a score of 1873.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-14
Frank Baker Loses wife

Announcement was received at the
office of the New York American base
ball club yesterday reporting the
death of the wife of Frank Baker,
Yankee third baseman. Mrs. Baker
died of pneumonia after a short ill-
ness. Bakers two children are also ILL
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-14
CarDentter Non tn Marry Vet

Georges Carpenter, Europe's heavy
weight champion boxer who leaves
France on March 18 to come to Ameri-
ca, denied a report that he was to
marry before he participated in the
title bout.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-14

Syracuse college basketball team de-
feated Union college at Schenectady
last night in. q hard played game by
q score of 22-12. Unions team was
in a crippled condition.