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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-08-11
Card OF Thanks.

We wish to thank our friends for
the many kind deeds that was done
for US during the short illness and
loss Of our little daughter, Mary
Bayne.
Mr.. and Mrs. W NJ. Metcalf.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-08-11
Loses Home BY Fire.

The home o. Mr. Virgil Gastineau
was destroyed by fire this morning
about six o'clock. The origin q the
fire was not determined as We go 20
press. lie had some insurance. Mr..
Gastineau lost his home on the Rich
mond pike several years ago. His
present home is the old West property
on the Kirksville pike.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-08-11

FOR RENT;-Two office rooms
over Mounts hardware store. I'm
mediate possession. | have moved
to rooms vacated by Or. Gilbert.
(s-ii-3tb DIR. J. L. ,Edwards
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1921-08-11

FOR SALE;-Deering Hemp ma
chine: Gu, only 20 acres.
lS-ll-2tD W. h. Moss
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-07-28
PLANS ElNG MADE
FOR High nay MEETING
IN JU)IkBURG AUG. 4

[Julesburg, the Gateway City of Colo
rado. OF course We are all for the
new Gulf Plains Canadian Highway
we wouldn't have an ounce of pro-
kressive blood in US il we were not,
because this new highway means much
nnr tfiis section, In ways too numerous
to enumerate. Then if that be the
case, why of course we are all for the
big meeting to be held here August
4th, when another link will be welded
into the splendid progress already
made at previous meetings of the pro-
moters held at Burlington and Wray.
Representatives from Julesburg were
in attendance at these meetings and
report them as having been very en-
thusiastic ones.
The Gulf Plains Canadian Highway
is about the biggest project that has
hit this section for some time, and
we believe the progressive citizens
of this community thoroughly real
ize this fact. We are glad that
Julesburg has been designated as the
next meeting place, and that the date
is not far off-Thursday, August 4th.
In behalf of the citizens of Julesburg
and community, the Grit-Advocate ex-
tends a hearty welcome to the High
way Boosters. The latch-string hangs
out and we will be ready for you, both
YOU Coloradoans and Nebraskans.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-07-28
MONEY DRAWER LOOTED
Suspects Are Arrested at North Platte, Nebr.;
Deputy Sheriff H. c. kinsman, Accom-
panied By Mr.. Phelps Left Today
To Identify Prisoners

The Phelps pool hall in Julesburg
was burglarized Tuesday night and
about $84.5O in money. q revolver and
razor was taken by the burglars. who
made their escape before the robbery
was discovered, which was not until
Wednesday morning, when Mr.
Phelps, owner Of the pool hall opened
up his place of business.
building through the back door in the
alley by prying the door open. An
iron bar was used to break open the
money drawer under the counter in
the front end. The robbers overlook
ed taking some gold pieces which were
in another drawer. The razor was
taken from q drawer in the wall case
of the Franklin barber shop, which
is located in the front and on the east
side of the room.
Mr.. Phelps is positive that he knows
the identity of the robbers and two
hoboes, who frequented the hall
Tuesday and Tuesday evening are
suspected. These men acted suspi-
cious and seemed to be familarizing
themselves with the front and back
ends of the building. A description
of these men was given to the officers
Wednesday morning, but they could
not be found here, they apparently
having made their getaway shortly
after the robbery was committed.
The officers Immediately notified
the officers in other towns, giving
the description of the men suspected
Wednesday word was received from
the Chief Of Police at North Platte
that he had arrested and was holding
two men who answered the descrip-
tion given by the local authorities;
that razor, revolver and $500
had been found on their person. 1t
is thought that the men under arrest
at North Platte are the right ones,
and deputy sheriff H. C. Kinsman
and Mr.. Phelps left this Thursday
morning for that place to make an
investigation. 1t is probable that the
prisoners will be brought back this
evening.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-07-28
AN ALARMING SITUATION

The hoboes are thick and getting
thicker here, and it seems that some
drastic action is going to be neces-
sary to cope with the situation. It
is not an uncommon occurrence for
some homes in our city to receive ~
high rs half dozen back door" calls
from hobOes who request y hand-ou
1t is surprising that there have not
been more rObberies and petty thiev-
cry, and when harvest season is at an
end it is predicted that the situation
will become worse. What is to be
done with the hOboes? That is the
question that is bothering the officials
of great many towns and cities right
now. Some of them will work If they
can secure work. and this class is de-
serving of sympathy. On the other
hand there is large number Of these
knights of the road" who do not want
to work, and would rather plunder
than to make q livlihood by the sweat
of the brow. This class is the dan
gerous kind, and when they become
desperate, plying at the lowly trade.
they are hard to handle, especially in
such large numbers.
The city authorities of Julesburg
nave hard problem to solve mas
much as the hoboes seem to be max
ing rendezvous of our town. One
would think that convention was
being held in making visit to the
railroad park, they having practically
taken possession Of this habitation.
What ID 70 be- done to solve the prob
lem! That is the question which is
worthy Of solution before the sit
uation becomes worse. We are not q
believer of prosecuting the man who
is unfortunate and "down-and OUT"
he should be helped if possible. But
the protection of life and property
from the ravages of an Indifferent
and desperate class which harbors
the criminals is the paramount issue
before those who are entrusted to en-
force the law and to look after the
destinies of this community.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-07-28
ROZELL CLOTHING
STORE SOLD TO
NEBRASKA MAN

The stock and fixtures of the Ro-
zell Clothing store in Julesburg have
been purchased by A. Galusha, who
comes to this city from McCook, Nebr.
The store is now closed for invoic-
ing, and we are informed that this es-
tablishment will be open and ready for
business under the new management
tomorrow FRIDAY.
Mr.. Galusha is an experienced cloth
ing merchant. and no doubt will make
a success of his new venture here. We
are glad to welcome him to the bust
ness circles of Julesburg.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-07-28

parkway or isle of safety unless 9th.
erwise directed by the provisions OF
any ordinance, rule or regulation OF
competent local authorities.
(D As between vehicles meeting on
mountain highways having grade OF
10 per cent or more, ascending vehicle
shall have the right of way over de-
scending vehicles, except where 1t Is
more practicable for the ascending We
hicle to return to a turnout.
Section 4. (a) No person shall OPP
crate a vehicle upon any public high
w-av while in any degree under the IN
fluence of any alcoholic drink or any
narcotic or exhilerating drug.
(b) In all passing and overtaklng
such assistance shall be given the oc-
cupants of each vehicle respectively
to the other as the circumstances shall
reasonably demand in order to OBTAIN
CLEARANCE and avoid accidents; every
nerson having control or charge OF any
Vehicle upon any public highway and
annroaching any vehicle drawn by
horse or horses, or any horse upon
which any person 10 ii"S'
crate. manage and control such We
hicle in such a manner as to exercise
every reasonable precautlon 10 pre-
vent the frightening Of any morse or
horses and to insure the safety ana
rotection of any person riding or oriH-
inp the same; and if such horse or
horses appear frightened the person
nv an+roI NJ such vehicle shall reduce
it's sneed, and if requested by signal
or otherwise by the driver or rlder
" snch horse or horses shall not pro
m oaoJ further toward such animal or
animals unless such movement be nee
essary to avoid accident or injury uh- IN
II such ANIMAL or ANNALS be under the
control of the driver or rider thereof
r., The person in charge OF any
vehicle in or upon any public highway
before turning, stopping or cndls nntne lns
tha course of such vehicle, and before
tmrnine t such vehicle when starting the
same. shall see first that there Is SUI. u
f;cient space for such movement 10 oot ut
made in safety and if the movemei. III
~ operation of other vehicles may oe
rea sonably affected by such turning npi i
stann;np or changing of course shaIi
rive plainly visible signal 10 tne pei ~
s sans pnerating, driving or in charge Oh Oh
sucb Vehicles of his intention SO %
CONTINUED on page o.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-07-28

Thsse Willie tig sn,esk =
Julseaarx nx1t Thursday evlee,
whes dsieeakious from various =
in Colorado and Nebraska asst
hese b fur<l4f di1eess, ths ngoaneg
of. ~ tekss CrH- elainasc caaeAa
1hs SetCA. -ana -sSaeAs r6Ad
traversing the east end of Colorado,
Western Nebraska, Montana to the
Canadian border, and south across
Oklahoma and Texas to the Gulf OF
Mexico.
Enthusiasm over this new highway
is growing right along, and next
Thursday evening, August 4th, will be
big event in our city. And Jules
burg is going to bend every effort to
see that the delegates are made vel
come during their stay here. Earl
C. Hamilton, county road supervisor,
is chairman of the local committee in
charge of arrangements. 1t be-
hooves all of our citizens to lend their
hearty cooperation to the committee,
and if called upon to assist them, do
so cheerfully, as you will be working
for a good cause.
Let's all get into the boosting spirit
for next Thursday evenings meeting
and give the delegates royal en-
tertainment. Let's send them home
talking about the hospitality Of
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-07-28
RELICS FOUND
in RIVER BED
SOUTH OF OVID
Ovid, Colo, July "a, 1921.
Mr.. P. R. Mcdowell,

Ovid, Colo, July "a, 1921.
Mr.. P. R. Mcdowell,
Editor of the Julesburg
Grit-Advocate.
Dear Sir: Thinking perhaps that
the following news might be Of inter-
est to the readers of the Grit-Advo-
cate, especially the early settlers of
Sedgwick county, wish to state, that
while upon fishing trip recently on
the South Platte river near Ovid, di-
rectly opposite the site of old Fort
Sedgwick, found several relics of the
days following the Civil War
AS we had been unsuccessful fish
ing. suggested to Mr.. Cloud, who
was with me that we make a search
for the safe of money supposed to
have been buried in the river bed
near where We were standing And
in wading along a new channel made
by the recent flood, l noticed a curry
comb sticking out of the mud and
gravel and upon close examination we
dug up about three dozen curry combs,
six axe blades, half of bride bit,
bar with two links attached of a
chain halter. brass blind off of a
bride and two army canteens, such
as were used by the soldiers at that
time.
Upon removing the formation from
the handle of one of the curry combs
l found brass tag with the follow
ing inscription upon it: "Pat. June %,
1861. S. J. Wheeler and H. NJ.
Ruccles, makers, 400 Moulbuey."
This made it possible for them to have
been buried fifty years or more, as
the new channel is several feet deep
where they had been buried The
road leading to the ford in the river
which the soldiers and freighters used
is still noticeable. And we found
these relics within few feet of where
the road entered the river.
Yours truly,
BLAINE CANNADY.
T. S. When l come to Julesburp
someday soon l will bring one of the
axe blades to you.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-07-28

A meeting of the Julesburg Com
munity Club was held at the First
National Bank last Monday evening.
A fairly good representation of the
business men of our city was present.
w. J. Mccoy, formerly vice-president,
but who automatically takes the
presidency on account of the death
of the president, presided at the
meeting.
The matter of arranging for the
Gulf-Plains-Ca Canadian Highway meet
ing to be held here Thursday evening,
August 4th, was discussed at length,
and upon motion, seconded and duly
carried, E. C. Hamilton was selected
as chairman of the committee to have
charge of the arrangements, Mr..
Hamilton to select other members Of
the committee.
Another road proposition, that Of
the Lincoln Highway west of Jules
burg, which is now being rebuilt, was
discussed at length, there being con-
siderable dissatisfaction in regard to
way the work was being done. Fol-
lowing this discussion committee
composed of C. F. Parker, H. H.
Hodges and z. N Cleveland was ap.
pointed to make an investigation and
ascertain if better results cannot be
obtained. This committee was in
structed to take the matter up with
the State Highway Commission if
necessary with a view of securing
good permanent road west on the Lin
coin Highway.
The next matter to be discussed was
the Sedgwick County Fair. A large
majority of those present were in fav-
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-07-28
.JlLESBIRG COMMUNITY
Glib DISCUSSES ROADS
AND THE COUNTY FAIR

or of holding fair this fall, and af-
ter a lengthy discussion on various
details, a committee composed Of
Messrs. Jacob Frickel. Jr. and W. W.
Vaught was appointed to canvas the
business men with a view of ascer-
tanning what financial assistance
could be obtained for the fair. This
committee signified their willingness
to get busy at once, and will make
report to the officers of the Sedgwick
County Fair Association at an early
date. It would seem that the matter
of holding a fair this fall depends
upon what results this committee OBJ
tains in the way of financial pledges
from the business men of Julesburg.
This matter will be settled at an early
date,
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-07-28
WHITE WAY" IS
BEING OVERHAUL
ED in THIS CITY

At last it appears that the white
way" lights are to be fixed in per-
manent manner. Representatives of
the Stearns- Rogers Co.. from Denver
have been busy the past several days
tearing out the big cement foundations
and replacing them with new ones. A
considerable amount of new cable is
also to be installed, and when this
work is completed, the white way
lights should give good service. Ever
since their installation by the sub-con-
tractor, the service has been anything
but satisfactory, and now the Stearns-
Rogers Co., who are held responsible
for the proper working of the system,
are going after the proposition and
apparently will make them right.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-07-28
JULESBURG WILL PLAY AT
KIMBALL NEXT SUNDAY

The Julesburg Lodge Pole Valley
league team will go to Kimball next
Sunday, where they will battle for
honors of the diamond with the fast
Kimball team. These teams have each
won one game apiece from each other
this season, and next Sundays game
promises to be a real thriller. The
boys will be pleased to have number
of the local fans accompany them to
Kimball and do some roofing.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-07-28
FORMAL 0lHRG
OF HOSPITAL IS
AmG SUCCESS
Large N1IAber of Peo-
, pie Visit New Institu.
ton And Are Well
Pleased

: The formal opening Of the Jules
botg Community Hospital WAS held
3ast Friday a4d Saturday, between
- hesss Il asse and mise o'clock p.
u. To ~ to this evssst was . sue
cess il skpeo = Il mildly, q Il was
Manage s. Finley Dye and her
ssGf1eaats spared no energy in
haStag svs9 - h tip-top shape,
tse1ea =: sPenias ."ess asrse.btz
.s :s...ss,ss E - - 9 .:1;st . and
rsa1r . lsolllk3 - - all the
1sdsee eonvies9 - esaeesy for
IN splts-4sts t6s0e116 Il his kiAd.
The s,,ssts ssessA tksssgh ths
spacioss rsespttsa - aad froo
there were coedae4sl 1peeh the
hospital by repfsosaeAalyls ief tAs ia-
stitution, who explaiasd ssssy rooR
in detail. These who psfAapA had
previous been skepkieal vefS esq
vinced by seeing with tks6 pWn ayss
q modern hospital, thoroughly e@ulp-
ped throughout in all Of lie appoint-
ments. 1t was q pleasing sight to tie
eyes of all public spirited pefsons, who
left the building with . feeding Of
pride. E,ss q
Punch was served to the guests, and
the management Of the hospital used
every effort to make the yisitoFs feed
at homef On large blackboard the
list Of kAhe. do1ors - DE A1atai
sapptafed n eonSpscious place in
the reception room. 1t was evidence
that the people of the community at
large are back Of this most worthy
community enterprise.
The Julesburg Community Hospital
takes its place in the front ranks Of
the various enterprises which are con-
sidered big asset to the community.
That this new institution will be a
success is a foregone conclusion, and
it is deserving of the hearty cooper
alton of all the progressive citizens OF
this section. The hospital has already
received several patients in the short
period of time which it has been oper-
ating, and everything is running along
smoothly. The management has the
best wishes of large number Of peo--
pie for the successful operation of
the institution.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-07-28
OPEN AIR BAND
CONCERT SUNDAY
AT 200 O'CLOCK

The Julesburg Band will give anoth-
er open air concert next Sunday af-
ternoon at 200 o'clock on the Court
House lawn and will be assisted by
several of the members of the Chap
pell Band. Since the harvest began
several of the Julesburg band mem
bers have been too busy harvesting
their crops to take part in the band
concerts regularly but say from now
on they will be present at the con-
cprtS.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-07-28
SHORT SESSION DISTRICT COURT

Judge H. E. Munson of Sterling was
Julesburg visitor last Friday, hold
ing short session of district court.
Some civil matters were DISPOSED of
for the local attorneys.
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