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The Raymer enterprise., 1921-03-03
The Vote on County Division

1T Is to be regretted that q more
thorough vote has not been recorded
to show the real wishes Of the peo-
pie Of the proposed new county Of
Pawnee on county division. From
statements made at the hearing be-
fore the senate committee last week
we do not believe a majority OF the
real farmers living In, the district,
who have no ambitions regarding the
location OF the county seat, have
spoken The matter Is OF the most
serious importance and as 1t Is APP
parent that the senate wants to be
guided by the real wishes Of the peo-
pie most concerned II Is too bad that
a better understanding OF their feel
ings cannot be had In time to be OF
any value. II they want separate
county we believe they should have
It, and II a majority do not want It
we do not believe they should be
forced into It by the enthusiasm OF
the county seat aspirants II Is ey-
ident that no real expression from
the silent vote OF the district has
been had up to the present time. -
Weld County News.
II the News will tell us OF any
way by which 1t Is possible to get
an expression from the silent vote
OF this or any district, We would ad-
nit that there was merit to its con-
tention.
Not until the past two or three
weeks has there been any attempt
to discredit the election held last
spring at the time OF the school cleo
ton. Now at the eleventh hour. up
hobs this last desperate effort to
thwart the will OF the people who
have spoken.
We are surprised that the News,
usually our fairest Greeley critic
should fall for such stuff
The election followed most ex-
haustive discussion OF the whole
question. 1t might be well to pub
lish again the result Of that election
30 that 1t may again show how de-
cisiye 1t was.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-03-03
Stoneham Men Injured

Saturday afternoon while driving
a Haynes car. John Dugan and two
companion capsized on the highway
about a half mile east Of Roymer.
The car turned a complete sum
mer-sault. Mr.. Dugan had one hand
badly cut. Mr.. Cossleman was hurt
internally, but c. +. Hobbs who was
In the back seat was thrown clear OF
the car and escaped with only sort
20 shuck-up" sensation
The car was considerably dana
sed. but It was very fortunate that
none were killed.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-03-03
JOE Filler Is INTERVIEWED

II have been against county :liyis
ion first, last and all the time the
speaker was Joe Filler Prominent fer
Ter and cattleman who lives Two and
oDe-half miles north Il Buckingham
and 10 miles south OF Pawnee Duties
in the heart Of he pr,ppsel Paw
lee county
The advoo .tes u this new comfy
for the most pIft have got tc tire
Llace where tr.y must ret ,a.hIir
Job or leave he country II yo.. tate
tie fellows wh have lined them
selves up 70" tons AMI the men who
expect to riike some money from
~ location II a 1nnty sal iNav
lrcn. the county division movement
you won't have anything left. Most
OF the large taxpayers are dead
against county division" declared
Filler.
Mr.. Filler expressed surprise and
concern when in answer to Inquiries
as to the county division movement
he learned that II, n. Harbanch,
the Greeley representative was as.
sisting in putting the pawnea cuun-
~ bill through the legislature --
Greeley Tribune-Republican.
The above Is the same story thai
Filler was telling six and four years
ago, He has told 1t so often that we
think he really believes 1t is SO. and
that he expects that he alone OF all
the people will be left to pay the
taxes that the Buckingham school
house cost. sr
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-03-03

The committee appointed at the
Greeley Tax Payers meeting to con-
suit with the school board. town
board and county commissioners in
sist on six mill decrease In taxes,
is meeting the various boards with
uniform success. The town board in
sist that they are using as little mon
ey as possible and the committee
report that the town has had very
efficient government: the school
ard likewise insist that their eff
forts have all been exerted to keep
down expenditures to the loves,
possible notch compatible with good
schools and the committe concludes
that there too the school are to be
congratulated on the efficiency with
which the affairs are conducted. II
seems that the only place left for
economizing is to stop spending the
annual thirty cent appropriation for
roads in the remote eastern part OF
the county, and discontinue the 9TH
er twenty cents now expended by
the county In rendering assistance to
farms and schools In said section.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-03-03

OF the facts gentlemen go when they
try to discredit any matter from ru-
mors and by guess
II the election last spring did net
furnish fair chance for an express
sion OF honest conviction OF the peo-
pie, We don't know how 1t can be OBJ
tanned. We are not going u die Of
a broken heart IL county division Is
defeated; We have survived such ca
tastrophe twice and been reasonably
happy and contented; but II the In
tent or conduct Of the election on
county division last spring is aues-
toned SO far as the sponsors Of the
movement Is concerned. we snail pro-
test vigorously. 1t was fair aud it
was honest. II we ,belieyed there
was doubt OF the sentiment we
would gladly welcome another cleo
ton to determi q the mater.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-03-03
SHERIrP's SALE

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The Raymer enterprise., 1921-03-03

This makes total vote OF 1878
That Is larger vote than has
been cast for several members OF
the legislature now sitting In Dem
yer
II Is true that for governor last
election, there were about 1900 votes
cast. but Is 1t fair to assume that
these would all be against the move
ment' Still that Is what 1t would
require to make a majority against
it, We believe that had 1t been pos
sible to have had the election at the
time OF the general election the vote
would have been fully as decisive as
1t was in the spring.
But call attention to the vote OF
the various school districts as proof
that county division did not get its
strongest vote In the town that hop
ed to land the county seat.
Graham has no town, Is all farm
ers. and the same is true oDistrict
80. l20, l22 and 1928. These dis
tricts gave 20 to 1 for division.
The only district without a town
shat went against division was lii,
and q petition cirulatoi this tall In
that district was signed largely ask
ing for the passage OF the bill.
Sligo was solid for the proposal
Keota, considered by many rs the
most logical place for the county
seat barely carried for division pr
Buckingham. also strong can
didate for the place six years ago
and probably still willing. cast laore
votes against than for division;
while Raymer which has never ask
ed vote for the place, was six to
enc for division.
The figures show that the farmers
are the ones who are strongest for
the movement.
II 10 Just as absurd to accuse the
bankers Of being the originators OF
the movement. As class they have
been indifferent or hostile. aud have
not liant the assistance t. the project
that they usually do: although they
would bensflt beyond any other class
We do not mention these things
IN criticism. but to shaw how wide
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-03-03
Buckingham Bank Paws

Upon order OF Judge Neil F.. Ora
ham, deputy bank commissioner in
charge of the Buckingham Bank has
paid depositors 80 per cent, and the
other ten per cent will be paid as
the necessary notices can he pub
lished
The closing will therefore cause
no loss TO any depositor. and leaves
no prejudice to overcome when 1t
comes to reopen the institution.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-03-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
tPublhhsr)

U. 8. Land once At Sterling. Colorado.
February IS, 1921.
Notice Is herby given that Bernard r. KEEL.
so. Of West Plains. Colorado. who. on De-
tober 80. 1919. made Hmstead Entry. Serial
No. o277s7, for shswA. swksEh. Sec,
u: NwA NEh. Nwk. Section 20. Town
ship II North Range Sc W1t 9Th Principal
Meridian. has nled notice Of intention to
make Final Three Year Proof. 70 establish
claim to the land above described. before the
Register and Receiver, United States Land
Office. at Sterling. Colorado, on the 9Th day
Of April. 1921.
Claimant namss - witna0:
Emil @. Seizure, Of West Plains. Colorado.
Harry Collins, John Tuttle. and Simon Kel-
ley. all Of KimbsIl. Nebraska 2-2< s-24
4. ?. BROWNS. Rsghtsr.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-03-03

When they talk OF law pel.aliz-
Ing making false representations 10
selling sto'i;s and bLnds p.nlsh-
able oaensa W. are CAD that ". have
constitutional provbi)n tina. ouch
law can hot be retroactive; fr
we sold g.r rnment bonds ADVISING
that thel we're worth face. and IT,
day they are deprecated nearly one
fifth.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-03-03

Eaton which claims to be taxed
the lowest OF any part OF Weld coun-
ty also protests high taxes. and SOL
EMMY resolutes against the consol-
idated schools which they don't have
or pay for but says never word
about the improvements made on the
roads running through Eaton which
they do have and the whole coun-
ty helps pay for.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-03-03

Every man who fights County Di-
vision claims that he is doing 1t to
keep down taxes, Four years ago we
were paying from the proposed coun-
ty less than $4,000. This year We
will pay right at 100000 or IN
times what we did four years ago.
Still We must remain in Weld Corn-
ty to keep taxes down Queer ar
gument.
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-03-03
NOTICE 7oR PUBLICATION
(PublkhR)

Department Of The iatsriss
U. 8. Land 0mes ct st~ling. Colerado,
February Is. 1921.
Notice Is hereby given that Delbert Hi.
born. Of stoneham. Colorado, who. on Janu.
AIRY 2. 1915. made Homestead Entry. Serial
No. o2ssoa. for E1l Nwh. and Lott and e.
Section Z. Township Q North. Range 50 West
9Th Principal Meridian. has hled notice Of
intention to make final three year Proof. 10
establish claim to the land above described
before Clyde L. STANLEY. U. s. Commissioner.
at New Raymer. Colorado. on the 5th day Of
April 1921.
Claimant names 4 witnssa:
john Hieber. Herman Zuhlke Frank Dan.
lei. Andrew Hansen, al OF stonhsm. Colorado
"a 8-2l A. p. BROWNS. Register
The Raymer enterprise., 1921-03-03

;. c. BUFF oRPHIsGToN EGGS;
Is. $3.50: 100 Sc 90. white Pc
kin Duck eggs. IL .sl,5e Cas-
MI orders now. Mrs. r N WA !
49,
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-09-14
TERRITORIAL TATTLE

The Misses Edna su Char Auenbaush committed otte Swift Of St been MoIRngse Anchorage making Interior Alaska 16 died recently
 Mrs Gussie Boden dischars forest fire the
 from Mornngd sntarum the Yukon miles July 26 as cuIsd She did considerable damage
 nltted from Fairbanks a gold quartz dis the practice He Chchaeof island were that retired brought recently politics but keeping his powder Mrs Claude Baker recently ay Idy ed at Nenana with the body of her
 ThstrawbeE the Haine husband died district suffered heavy loss from ago taking the body wet weather according southern outside burial Alaska which claim that Ms Henry Holt for numher least 800 dead loss of year a resident of nen died
 Mrs Charles Taylor wife of recently in Mansfield Ore where the well known Seattle and da her Martin Holt linotype rod oneyis reported have operator employed paper died recently Seattle She owned by publish sister of Mas. James Wickersham CT, AR0Bven
 and had many friends in the Inter clearing aree tract or where she lived for number on the Gaen Island side R ef years slough as Fairbanks be used as
 The Alaska Road Commission landing alplans is Fairbanks district road improve import flying The Richardson highway between that city and to the south and the Fox road to the
 being covered with The Fairbanks News has the Esther creek again dropoed from daily m
 mas been "deheo ana eaSeo A tweeky publication and if new road IS no" eg constructed patronage further mshs to connect the Esther road with will be printed less the Fox road take in the quen The farms that skirt the hills the only daily paper Interior AL in that part of the valley asha for year or noye
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-09-14
SALMON RIVER BANKING co,
OF HYDER

Incorporated under the laws of Alaska Capital Paid Up S15,0O0. % Commercial and Savings Departments Domestic and Foreign Exchange Money Photographed to all Parts of the
 United States
Hyder Alaska miner., 1921-09-14

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New-York tribune., 1921-05-15

Joe missed the last
car and they made
up the cosiest little
nest imaginable for
him in the library
out Of a very short
lounge and an arm
chair. 1t worked
splendidly till the
arm chair slid away.
Joe is listening to
the little French
clock which strikes
every quarter hour.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-15

Inc guest,room bathrobe--very shaggy-which
was was once dark blue. Many trips to the laundry
nave nave turned n it pale gray. Mr.. DAHL the light
New-York tribune., 1921-05-15

Aunt Lot asked Cousin for the night and
help ward off thieves and while Uncle Waldo is away
FOR the third time since retiring Aunt Lotte burglars
down the front porch can onv wake her
Cousin Lou will be delegated go and make sure that he
self. - NN's-N "'' nave " go ooWh her-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-06
GREEN COUNTY MAN
ENDS HIS OWN LIFE

l.Succi1l - Tho Timcs- Dlspatcnl
CiiNRiDT"ESVI VA, Dee. :.
John +. Richnrds, prosperous
mcrchhn, and one OF The mos; non,
rlar young men Of the Southeastern
sectlonn OF Greene County, is dead by
MS own hand. He had suffered from
a mental anliction :or years and had
complained OF feeling unwell for the
last week.
Mr.. Richards. who was unmarried
lived with his mother. Hc,appcared
nj the supper table Friday night, but
curing the temporary absence of his
mother, disappeared, \ search was
mace when he did not respond to
calls and he was found only n short
distance from the house BLEEDING
from bullet wound In the head. He
was carried into the house uncon-
scious and remained so un,n his
death several hous later. An ex-
animation showed that n bullet from
n .aS-calibcr revolver had entered the
top of the head and Units downward
curse had lodged in the brain, caus
inc hcmUrEhagcS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-06
LEAVES GIRL WHErj
OFFICERS APPROACH

DANNIIL>Es VA. saee S.L.s,aa1e:,
Campbell, a youth cough: by she ne,
lice for the pass ,;,ren weeks ca no
charge OF violating The M.rn a.,
broke company from the yoa.,.1s.
oman with whom he was 90, wa,:s>
ing yesterday in aran,a;,, :s.a!,s,
They were walking on Nro.; Main
street when Two otscera ,ve-, seen
approaching, Camahc.>, w:.saa, a
word OF explanation. da-,", across
The street and hea to- sca,e vines.
the police giving chae-. y ScAoo!-
field policeman also TOOK part n ,,.S
foot race, which covered a mn~ anI
half before the fugitive. thorough
ly exhausted. was overhauied HI
vas taken TO jail. and is now await
ing trial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-06
Chicago, Ill.

only medicine OF truly wonder
full merit could have done what Tan
lac did for me and there is nothing
half rood enough for me to say about
1t, said Miss Frances Newman. 2Ga9
iiirsch ST.. ChicaGO.>
II don't think anybody ever suf-
fcrcd any more from indigestion than
] did and for over year I was in
wretchcd health. had smothering
spells and my heart palnitatcd so vio-
lently | thought | had heart trouble.
but ] know now IL was NIL caused
from my stomach.
since taking Tanlac feel and
look like n different person. I have
q splendid appetite and my digestion
is just perfect. l sleep eight or nine
hours every night and get up In tho
morning feeling flesh and happy. My
friends tell me I'm always smiling
now and certainly ought to be, for
I'm enjoying lifo again."
Tanlac is sold in Richmond by tho
Tragic Drug COMPANY. and tho Grant
cycrywherc,--Ad - !, y =, lS y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-06
PAY 50 GAS RATE UNTIL
COURT RULES ON CASE

PETERSBURG, Dec 5.-Gas con
suiners OF thia city continue TO pay
So per 1000 feet To the local gas com
many. pending decision from the
Court Of Appeals. When a decision
will be made is a matter of conjec-
ture, but there has been much dis
cussion here over the rate.
Several months ago, the local com
pany appealed TO the State. Corpora
ton Commission to inrcase its rate
TO s2.35, but the commission set the
rate AT s1.75. The company then APP
pealed 10 the Court Of Appeals for
the higher rate, in the meantime TX
ing the rate at So and posting bond
TO cover the difference I'm rates in
case the decision was to let the s1.75
rate stand. In case the lower rate
i. is set by the court. local consumers
will get refsnd-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-06
HOLD MAN ON MURDER
CHARGE IN DANv!lLE
E. G. Skinner, of Danville,
Dies of Bullet Wounds In.
flictcd Sunday.
Especin, TO The Times-D,sua,c

Spec'hi TO The Times Dispatch.1
LFNCHBuRG, VA. Dec. 81, w,
Mulicne, of Washington, is n prIsop-
er In the city Jail here tonight, ana
r.. g. Skinner, of DanvIlic. Is deuJ ~,
The IEnchhurg Hospital, haY!nu been
$40! ,nie las! night by hIu,;ens, In
the lntter's room as the lio;e, Car.
roll here.
The men met after Muilens regis
tered at IL O'Clock. aud went to
Mullena .oom where they .lrans In.
Gcthcr for a time An argument en-
sued over 81 ,ritic. and Mu,!ens ella Inns
Skinner tried TO cu, HIM over thc
heart. ana he fired, tho bullet e,rIk.
ing Skinner IN the abdomen. Skinner
was moved To tn. hospital. and wac
not thought TO he Heriousiv injured
hut his death come suddenly Ia,e
today, Mu!icns has "a rlieh, cat,
wound about two and q half inche.
over his heart. which he clai,na wae
Inflicted by Skinner just before he
used hie revolver.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-06
NEWS GATHERED FROM ALL PARTS OF VIRGINIA

Ing the position, lie also served as
memb'" OF the city school board
ana was at one time secretary OF til.
Mechanics Association here,
lie was Cl years OF nge and leaves
MS VIE aud two children, Mre.
THOMAS Ia Radcliffe and william Il.
Meredith, both Of this city.
His widow was stricken with
paralysis Yesterday afternoon at her
home and tonight IL In n critical
conditions She IL Go years OF axe. and
the shock OF her husbands death IL.
believed 10 have been too much for
her.
Mr. Mered!,hs death was unex-
pccted. lie had been under the care
Of physician for abou, "a year, bu,
thursday was stricken at his work
ana brought To his residence, where
MS condition gradually grow worsc
until the end Saturday afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-06
THOMAS ]. MEREDITH
DIES IN PETERSBURG
hc~aer oc city Carncn cad Eo-t.
Year, ). neeon;: !'?es3-t ,ri:a
Church t>ao.-.

!>:noc.a: 80 TIE 'rlr. :S!svs::H.i
n>,wEHsI,:::.:. ~. Dc. .
.-uaeSa, services "a -'Aon>as -:
.c-san Ncrc1!A, O.: o tH!7 c.ty'"
.%-o Co:HcMa.sn. who aleI Sa;rrar9
-. rcocn "a ~ .o.;c. :2Ij Wel;
.:..A Stree. were a.! ta.i G.:,r-
nuon tsa~> 30 Second .'rrE:.y:e-ica
CaurcA. O. &.!cl -. Gec-a.-,. ,ic':
ot-.a u ,,'c:,.er, Az! Ha-''iSc-' o, the
-Soir cor "-a-.y -o.t" wears. .9;er-
,rem. WIS ,ncG. Z: G!a1!so-i Cane
.c-,.. tive c.2.cn:c or:c:. o: w'i!c:i
. w:5 = member. A.".rS caa-"c.
NJ. Meredith was 2 Er.:Yc o. Pc
.Srshu-;: and was one % the c!.y':'
r>ost prominent citizens. He served
thret. terms IN the old Common Conn-
ell and was nominated as one OF the
Eve city CouDciiruen under the new
o., q -n-a-n mon. WithoMt sock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-06
WRITER'S DENIES NEW
TRIAL FOR ". Y. NOEL
Gets Heavy Fine and r.
Month Sentence for Al
lacking Girl; Appeals.
Especial 10 The Times. Dispntch.

tSpeciai 10 Inc TfmeS-biSputch.l
DANVlLLE. VA. Dec. 5.-Judgc d.
Price Wlthers today overru!ed the
motion made n month ago br coun-
gel for W. Y; NoeII for n new trial,
and The Gaze iii now go To the VII.
S!n!a Supreme Court. Noeil was
convic'cd Of a simple assault on Lora
Gee. girl In his tobacco factory,
was fined heavily and sentenced 20
serve twclEe months I'm Jail Briefs
we're submitted In the supper, OF
subsequent motions for tho ncH trial
sHd these have been under consiIcra-
ton by the cour, for mouth.
Judge Withcrs In making his rul-
Ing. cited the case OF Price w. Com
monwcalth. "a case In which an ne.
cused man charged with murder WAS
convicted Of Involuntary rannsiaush-
ter Price appealed on the ground
mat he was not present when the
judgment was entered up. The cour.
sustained the original verdict main
tanning that as he was convicted of
inisdemchnor and not felony Il
was not necessary for him 20 be presi
cnt at any stage Of the proceedings.
II was held therefore by Judge
"ithers. TINT as NOEL was convicted
OF n inisdcmeenor and not II felony
II was not necessary for him TO ac-
company the jury 20 his factory when
II viewed the scene Of the alleged
crime. The giSunds for the ncw trial
were thai the Jury had gone there
",thcnt being accompanied by tn
defendant ~ had made certain,
sound tests ~ the building.
NoelrH bond OF $4,000. w. -. III
security. wha renewed this ,no~nino
after the court hpd ordered entered
sta? In execution. peading the prcp.
araticn Of papers for the Virginia
Appellate Court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-06
WARSAW MASONS HOLD
PUBLIC INSTALLATION
L!k,eolal to The Timea.Dlrna,ehl

f!Sjec!al 20 The Times. Dirpateh,l
WARSAW. VA, Dec, 5,--Wareaw
lodge no. 1892. a, T., IS A. sc. hc;l \
public Installation of officers Ia t.,
odse-room AT Wareaw on laat Fri
lay evening The Warsaw lodge IL
ne Of the youngest Masonic lodges
the state. hav wing been chartered
: the las, annual communication 81
he Grand Lodge Of Virginia The
installation exercises were preceded
~ "A banquet witch was served IL,
he same building.
The ceremonies were enjoyed 10y
many iucni Masons and their !an,i-
los who attended. The following
7romin"n: Ma&ouG from other see
IONS oc tn. STATE were prcsen, and
made addresses: John = Bottimorc
of Tazcwell. grand muster of the
Grand Lodge % Virginia; Coionc, W.
:. Shelly, 81 Arlington Count: w
J. Phillips. w. u. Carter and DIT
f.an!er. Of Fredericksburg. Va. and
Captain Hooper. OF CuiDcper.
The following officers were in
stalled: worshlpfn. master. Rodney
NJ. Coggint senior warden, Frank
Garland; junior warden, George p
nalderson: senior deacon. aam.s e,
Lambs junior deacon, 9o:in Monroe
treasurer. r. j. Mn!ert seereta.S, 4,
y. Delano; chaplain, y. y, Goa lwsn.
tiler, w, IL. Rice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-06
WIN Create. Arr Lecture I,una

~ NNNNN GIN, Dec. O.-Thc will
* Mrs. Louisa Porter Minis was flcd
ior probate here today. II creates A
iund OF $4,000. TO be known ms 1.-THE
''iiincr lectures" to he employed in
bringing lecturers "a the Tcitair
Academy OF Arts and Sciences In
savannah. 4 similar fund is cree
ated to send graduate OF the
Savannah High School tn Yale or
Harvard and the Massachusetts In
sututc OF Technology These ore to
be known as tn. Anthony Porter
scholarships" The Georgia Norm a;
Industrial School AT MillcdgcvilIe IL
left $4,000. as is the Taliulah Falls
school. in Habcrs!sam County.