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The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-09-14
SCHOOL NOTES.
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four are enrolled.
Helen Forsberg has been absent
several days.
The room occupied by the seventh
and eighth grades has no vacant
seats. It is full Of scholars who are
full Of go"
This room also has It's bright spots.
Lois White Of the seventh grade ia
the shining light In arithmetic while
Lena Fritz Of the eighth is the star
speller. In the test given Lena Fritz
had perfect record. In drawing
Ethel Myers takes first place easily.
The girls are not alone in their
brilliancy. Glenn Macklin, who sat
at the back Of the room in q seat
selected by himself, has been pro-
noted. He now occupies front seat.
There are others in the back seats
who are about due for promotion.
We understand that Glenn Kirk
and Robert Conklin have gone to
Greeley on important business. Oh,
the persistency Of Cupid! However,
we must not discourage youth.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-09-14

One who was born In Kansas City,
Mo-, and spent much Of his young life
farther west; who ran away from
school and became q clown IN q cir.
Gus; who later graduated into q spe.
cial writer on the Kansas City Star,
New York World, Denver Post and
Chicago Tribune, and who has writ.
ten over 200 stories for magazines,
would seem to know something of
life and how to interpret It in an in.
teresting manner. You will think 50
II you read bis excellent mining 70.
nance entitled 1.-THE Cross-C Cut"
which Il soon TO start IN this paper.
Let's not dismiss his experiences
with the above brief summary. After
Glowing, Mr.. Cooper became the
press representative Of the Sells.
Floto circus and later With Col. W. F.
Cody buffalo Billy. In 1918 be BE-
came private In the U. s. Marines,
and afterwards was commissioned
second lieutenant and sent to France
to collate historical matter concern.
ing the Marines. He 10 the author Of
Shoe String Charlie" 1.-THE Eagles
Eye" Dear Folks At Home" and
other stories. ~ well % several sue
cessful plays. With Mrs. W. F. Cody.
he wrote Memories Of Buffalo Bill"
Also writes under the pen names Of
Barney Furey. William D. Grenolds
and Jack Harlow Don't fail 10 reai
The Cross-Cut."
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-09-14
PUBLIC SALE

The undersigned will seal at pub
Tic sale on his farm 10 miles North
and miles east East of Raymer, com
mencing at 1000 A. M. on
Monday September IS, 1922.
The following described property:
IA HEAD OF CATTLE IA
II Mich Cows, from 2 to 8 yrs, good
stock, some to freshen soon; 3 heif-
err calves.
IL Head OF Horses and Mules II
Driving team mare mules. we'll broke
and gentle, I years; Black mule,
4 years; sucking mule colts; bay
mare, years, VT. 1000; 2 colts. 2
years; colt 2 years, yearling colt;
mare, smooth mouth.
I. o. c. Brood SOW and 5 pigs eligi-
BILE to register; black barrow. VT.
100
Machinery, Household Goods. etc
Two farm wagons, spring wagon,
light wagon, sand bucket, well and
about 100 feet couplings; 4 sets har-
ness. scraper, 2 garden plows. 8
grain drills, disc pillow. gang disc
plow, riding mold-board pillow, 2
discs. 2-sectiOn harrow, 3-section
harrow, Mccormick mower. hay
rack, grind stone. derrick, Q carts,
Emerson disc pillow. 2 disc cultiva-
tors. corn planter with 80 rods wire.
ETerson lister. 16-inch walking
pillow, 2 kitchen cabinets, cupboard,
2 tables, 2 extension tables, 8 din
ing chairs nearly new, chairs. 2
rockers, dressers. cook stove. heat
Ing stove washing machine, high
chair. 10 gallon cream can. oil stove,
stand. bedstead and springs. 2 cots,
Queen Incubator; Q and liz doz. old
hens and doz. spring chickens and
other articles to numerous to men
ton.
Terms: Cash. All goods must be
settled for before being removed.
Free Lunch at Noon. Bring cups.
]. L ROBBINS.
II. H. NORTHUP, Auctioneer.
E. F. Tighe, Clerk.
WANTED:-Pupils for piano IA
ctruction. Mrs. John Albright.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-09-14
Surprise Mrs. Kelley.

During the afternoon OF Monday
Mrs. Kelley was heard to make the
remark, that she had been surprised
on herr birthday SO that seemed to
put an idea in some Of the ladies
heads and they at once set about ar
ranging party. At $40 several Of
them got together and walked In an
the lady having gathered up few
eatables among them. They prepared
a fine lunch and all had a very en-
joyable evening.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-09-14
CONFERENCE APPOINTMENTS,

The list of appointments made by
the Methodist conference was given
in the Rocky Mountain News Of last
Tuesday morning.
Among the appointments we mo-
tice the following that will be Of In
tcrest to our readers:
Messex. d. R. Burkey; Keota. John
Winterbourne; Grover. r. q. Row;
Hudson, r. F. Mosley; Platteville, q.
10. Ingraham; Raymer. John r. WOOD.
We presume that Rev. Wood will
be here for the coming Sunday, but
lar not advised at this time.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-09-14
Cooler weather.
Fall is in the air.

| ou 10 Ia tu0 Oil.
Latest in house dresses. 9S cents
to $1.98.-Seldin's.
Miss Ivle White visited her par
ents over Sunday
Mrs William White. mother of ].
W. White. came yesterday for visit
with her son.
Miss Merna White and Ruth
Graves visited Ivle Whites school at
Hope View Friday afternoon.
A. Fike and Mrs. Bertha Walker
visited in Raymer Monday. They
drove from Denver where they now
reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Kirkwood
left for Curtis, Neb., this morning,
where Observation-Disclosures zee
where they will make their home in
future
II you read the Doctors prayer In
last weeks paper, you thought per-
hap It was quite joke; but 1t often
Is more than a joke, as you would
know II you were In the doctors
place. Raymer was without a doctor
Tor a good spell and We know what
an Inconvenience 1t was. Rumor has
said that we might be without again,
III, we do not credit the rumor, at
lest net for some time to come.
However. just remember that the
prayer is not all a joke. Treat the
dsetos the same as you do the other
men you do business with.
Our new serial, THE. Cross Cut"
vii, Tart next week. Watch for It.
It is a story Of Colorado mining days
and is full Of pep and thrills. Don't
miss the firts installment. Now Is
the time to subscribe for The Enter
prise and get the story free. Only So
for a whole year, or we will give you
subscription from now until January
l. 1928. Only cents per week.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-09-14
LOCAL NEWS OF INTEREST
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Msek ield b Dra
Crash for toweling, 10c per yard
-Seldin.
J. N. Quinn and friends came up
from Littleton on business the first
OF the week.
Miss jamie Johnston Is helping In
The Kile Cafe In the absence Of Mrs.
Ficken this week.
Phil Seavy came over from Fort
Collins last week to get some more
Of their belongings.
Stockings all sizes and colors at
popular prices-Seldin's
Miss Merna White left Saturday
morning for Dubuque. Ia. via Fl.
Morgan after three weeks visit with
her parents.
There were two parties lest even
! ing for the young people. One at
4 Mrs. Norberg's home and one at Sher-
man Ducker's.
Since our last issue little daugh-
ter arrived at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs.. w. w. Lafferty. Her name to
be Annetia yondean.
Mr.. Sweigard and Tim arrived
home last week frcm Iowa but Mrs.
lSweigard stopped at Fremont to take
care of her mother few days. as she
is i'll.
John Graves arrived home IRON
Geneva. Neb., Friday morning. The
weather there was very hot. Moth
ing like Colorado for weather, though
the changes are rather Sudden.
]. o. Smathers arrived home Mon
day evening from the state fair at
Lincoln, Nebraska. He accompanied
Mrs. J. r. Smathers' brother when he
returned home from a visit here.
pSstt n~a ryAo sat I'D -
Collins Monday to attend the Con-
servatory this year. From Collins
We took trip up the Thompson can
yon to see the sights which we en-
joyed greatly.
Rally day program and community
dinner at the school house next Sum-
day Everybody is cordially invited
Each one is expected to bring some
thing to eat, then have dinner togeth-
err.
The Ladies OF the Aid Society who
served lunch at the sale north Of
town Monday did not have very
large attendance. Therefore, proceeds
were not anything great They had
very enjoyable time while there,
however.
A good attendance Of the Raymer
Sunday schools were present at the
convention in Stoneham last Sun
day and those who were there were
well repaid for going. The music
and the speeches from the different
ones were well received.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley and family
expect to leave Friday for Loveland
where they will visit>over the week
end and Mrs. kelly's sister, Miss Mar
tina Black will return to her home
in Pittsburg. Penn, after a short
3 visit with relatives there and in Dem
yer.
Having received the sad news Of
the death Of Mrs. Harry Brown, form
erly Of this place, Mr.. and Mrs. Bosom
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ficken left Mon
day evening for Laramie, Wyo., to at
tend the funeral. We have not the
particulars. only that her death
came suddenly.
At the reception for the teachers
at the Macklin home Friday night a
fair crowd Of the patrons attended.
Ai,the teachers except Miss Bruce
andAMr. Leach were present. The
evening was spent in conversation,
short talks and music and everybody
seemed to have an Enjoyable time
Refreshments OF cake Ice cream and
coffee were served.
Surprise Mrs. Kelley.
During the afternoon Of Monday
Mrs. Kelley was heard to make the
remark, that she had been surprised
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-09-14

At the reception for the teachers
at the Macklin home Friday night q
fair crowd OF the patrons attended.
Ah,the teachers except Miss Bruce
andAMr. Leach were present. The
evening was spent in conversation
short talks and music and everybody
seemed to have an Enjoyable time.
Refreshments Of cake ice cream and
coffee were served.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-09-14

The Pawnee Farmers Elevator
and Supply Co., will ship hogs
Monday, September Is. We still
have room for a few head. If you
want in on this shipmen', see Us
before Monday.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-09-14
Special Low Railway Rates
to Western Canada
$54.75

ROUND TRIP-cMAHA TO EDMuNToN AND RETURN
CANADA seems long way of to you Home
seekers That you should Of a Pleas
which thought profanity
But here is different Of looking It, Most every
his holiday the That time Of year is
less wished on him by Nature In winter there
not places in this country the Pacific
unless you in winter sports they have
in Western Canada. .s
And that where thousands go now every year. Why?
Because the climate Of Western Canada something different
beautiful mild weather tempered by the Chinook winds
the Japan Current where people enjoy kinds
practically all wnterwhere charming hospitality
delightful environment invest every day pleasure
Canada is far True II be longer ride than your
weekly trip but II other Homeseekers not
far why should you? Comfortable and speedy Can
adan Pacific trains through magnificent scenery
praes through fine large farms and beau
tfu lakes.
This little holiday coming you-make It real hol
day this that will live perpetualy your memory
pleasure we'll business trip becuse you will
try ordinarily your own surround
ings, but which is still part Of this great country
Take advantage railway rates. which are to be
had this fall to inspect Western Canada lands examine
their and the profits easily to be obtained
This district well sunny
winters An ideal place for mixed farming raising
We have parties going soon IT to enjoy this
wonderful trip let know and will call personally
and give all the information you desire.
Write illustrated literature booklets pamph-
and describing this wonderful which the
Canadian Pscfc is opening up for settlement all free
F. L. Baker, Potter, Nebr.
Authorized Agent Pacific Railway copanys Lands
9=-@
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-09-14

WANTED:-Pupils for piano n,
ctruction. Mrs. John Albright.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-09-14

! Having received the sad news Of
the death Of Mrs. Harry Brown, form
erly Of this place, Mr.. and Mrs. Bosom
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ficken left Mon
day evening for Laramie, Wyo., to at
tend the funeral. We have not the
particulars. only that her death
came suddenly.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-09-14

j. o. Smathers arrived home Mon
day evening from the state fair at
Lincoln, Nebraska. He accompanied
Mrs. ]. R. Smathers' brother when he
returned home from visit here.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-09-14

John Graves arrived home from
Geneva, Neb., Friday morning. The
weather there was very hot. Moth
ing like Colorado for weather, though
the changes are rather sudden.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-09-14

Miss Ruth Graves returned to Fl.
Collins Monday to attend the Con-
servatory this year. From Collins
we took trip up the Thompson can
yon to see the sights which we en-
joyed greatly.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-09-14

A good attendance of the Raymer
Sunday schools were present at the
convention in Stoneham last Sum
day and those who were there were
well repaid for going. The music
and the speeches from the different
ones were well received.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-09-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley and family
expect to leave Friday for Loveland
where they will visit>.over the week
end and Mrs. kelly's sister, Miss Mar
tina Black will return to her home
in Pittsburg. Penn, after a short
visit with relatives there and in Dem
yer.
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-09-14

Rally day program and community
dinner at the school house next SUM-
day Everybody is cordially invited
Each one is expected to bring some
thins to eat, then have dinner togeth-
The Raymer enterprise. (New Raymer, Weld County, Colo.) 1910-19??, 1922-09-14

The Ladies OF the Aid Society who
served lunch at the sale north Of
town Monday did not have a very
large attendance. Therefore, proceeds
were not anything great. They had
very enjoyable time while there,
however.
The commonwealth., 1922-08-15
Con TRACT LET.
FOR THE POTATO.
STORAGE HOUSE
WORK HAS ALREADY COM
,lIENCEDs AND Will, sRE
PUSHED TO COMPILE
TION

The Directors Of the Sweet
Potato Growers Association have
let a contract to a local contrac-
tor, Mr.. Jere Bunch, for the con
struction Of the Sweet Potato
Storage Warehouse, a lot at the
corner Of 18th Street and the
railroad having been secured
Work has already commenced
and will be rushed to compile
ton. The building will be avail
able to receive potatoes when
the crop is harvested.
The capacity Of the building
will be for the storage Of 10000
bushels and is built in units Of
five thouand bushels each
Additional units can be added as
demand requires.
The commonwealth., 1922-08-15
THE OPENING Of
THE 7 D B A Geo
MARKETSCREATE
MUCH INTEREST

The opening t-ay of the
North Carolina Bright Tobacco
markets in the Eastern part of
the State attracted unusual at
tentlon, because Of the organiza
ton since last season Of the To
baccc Growers Cooperative AS
ISOLATION, claiming eighty thou
sand members in Virginia and
The Carolinas.
The warehouses at Rocky
Mount, Greenville, Wilson and
ether large markets opened for
sales at auction
Reports from Wilson are that
about million pounds will be
handled today, and about $780,
GOO pounds at Rocky Mount.
These reports also state that
the price on good grades is
about the same last years open
ing, while the lower grades are
bringing better prices.
The commonwealth., 1922-08-15
GERMAN A|RSHIP
BUILDERS DECLINE
BRITISH PROPOSALS

Berlin, Aug. -English in
terests have failed recently jn
efforts to enlist the aid of Ger
many's 3 three largest airship con-
structors in the Establishment
and maintenance Of an aerial
service between England, Egypt.
india, and Australia, under Brit
lsh auspices, according to Direr-
tor Johann Schuette Of the Schu-
ette-Lanz. works. Herr Schuette
has recently returned from the
United States after concluding
negotiations for the founding OF
> German-American company to
conduct a European-Americap
air line.
The director intimated that
the English project was launched
in an attempt to divert the close
connections which : now have
been established between Ameri-
can and German undertake ingr grs
and to substitute for them a Brit
ish leadership in airship construc-
ton (which does not exist. he
says.
According to Herr Schuette
British interests made proposals
TO three German companies look
ing to cooperative construction
Mint in each case the offer was
declined.
| Herr Schuette OWNED in the
project an effort to reap the ad
<antages Of Germanys exper-
ience IN airship construction with
the object Of ultimately taking
| over the German leadership il
r..ls department. He declared
It's Illustration signified the i'm
| practisability Of the entire plan
| Asserting the English builders
have repeatedly failed to produce
! satisfactory results, he declared
the English now have at then
disposal only two serviceable Yep
pelins built for use in the war
and that the cell-bodies Of these
are no longer trustworthy. These
he said, would not suffice ever
for a service between England
and Egypt.
Herr Schuette said that Amer
leans have had their eyes open
ed by the fate Of the R-38, anc
that they will now force way
for world advantages to accrue
| from the German industry which
despite the sobstacles Of the Yer
sailles treaty, has built so first
class Zeppelins and 20 Schuette
LAM ships.
The commonwealth., 1922-08-15
England Doubtful
Market For u.
S. Radio Sets
by Associated Press)

London. Aug. 10.-American
and other foreign wireless .appa-
ratus will be excluded from use
by British broadcasting firms il
a recommendation Of Postmaster
General kellaway is adopted by
tie Cabinet. Mr.. Kellaway ur
ses that for d period Of two
years licenses for broadcasting
should contain provision that
only British Instruments be used.
Following the example OF
American journals, the British
newspapers and magazines are
deyotlng columns and pages to
wireless topics. But broadcast
no N this country is IN an al
most nebulous stage, and wire
less receiving by the masses has
not attained anything like the
popularity it enjoys in the Unit
ed States. The government is
slow N lnaugurating a general
broadcastine scheme.
Some newspapers are warning
amateurs to be careful about
'heap receiving sets-some Of
'hem OF American and French
oflsln-Which are being widely
offered.
If oroadcasting were official
y established in England the
"h'le position would become
g'earer. u. ". Drury. mamag
cg ,4g director OF the Marco1ll
company, said recently. Glow
ever, The Marconi Company anti
rlpd(eS large demand in the
;'' "re Tor receiving sets and it
a. turning out many thousands Of
.AelA. When the winter evenings
be S9lae and people want to sit at
no'1e and listen to the outsiu~
;.Ilo' there will be great
'@rtase III the demand.'
The commonwealth., 1922-08-15
NOTORIOUS ROBBERS
IN THE RALEIGH JA|!
(By Maxwell Gorman)

Raleigh, Aug. 15.-After a le-
gal battle lasting over two years
two Of the five men charged with
the largest postoffice robbery in
the history Of the United States,
from the standpoint Of money
unrecovered, have been logged in
Wake County Jail to await trial
at the regular November term
Of the United States District
Court in November.
The robbery occurred at Ok
ford on March 9, 1920, when the
postoffice safe was blown open
and about $4,000 extracted III
cash and government securities,
mono Of which has been recover
ed.
Never was a better illustra-
ton furnished Of the "long arm y
Of the law than in the battle with
the yeggmen who were brought
here, after having escaped from
jail in Booklyn, n. Y, where
they had successfully resisted
removal to New York for seven
teen months wing to a change Ii
the national administration, the
United States attorneys in New
York and North Carolina and
the marshals and their deputies
in both states who originally han
died the case are now out OF Of
flee ard the judge in New York
to whom the case was first refe,-
red and the attorney for the
prisoners are now dead. How
ever, the same postoffice inspec-
tors who originally trailed the
men to New York have remained
on the job all the while. They
effected their recapture IN Mem
phas, Tenn, about three weeks
ago, after prisoners had been at
large since October 81 of last
year.
The correct names Of the two
The commonwealth., 1922-08-15
DAMAGE
BY BOIL WEEv|L
FARMERS IN SEVERAL EAS
TERN COUNTIES COMBAT
PEST BY DIVERSIFI-
CATION

Goldsboro, Aug. 11.-Bon vice.
VII damage will average from 70
to ~ per cent in Robson, Scot
land, Bladen and New Hanover
counties, according to e. W.
Gather, distrirt demonstrator
for Is counties, who returned to
the city yesterday after an ex-
tended trip Of investigation
throughout this territory. Heavy
rains continue in many localities
to aid the boil weevil and to re-
tard the crop, while all through
the cotton section Of Wayne
county water is standing in the
middle Of the rows, said B. G..
Thompson, and this report is
verified by Mr.. Gather and
County Farm Demonstration A.
K. Robertson.
But down in Columbus, Edge
combe and Halifax counties the
faaaa.ers>- are not .hesll,.--agg theesl,,.--ag - s. SO.
much about the boil weevii.
They are thinking Of the hogs
they are shipping, Mr.. Gather
says. The boil weevil day have
the cotton and crops may be
spotted but it is not interfering
with the shipment Of hogs. Co.
lumbus county which got a taste
Of the boil weevA last year, did
not want any more Of him this
.ear, so instead Of growing 5000
bales Ct cotton this year they are
growing only 600, but they ship
ped two car loads Of hogs last
week for $4,000 The car they
shipped to Richmond sold for an
average Of 10 IA cents per pound
and the Car to Kinston for 10 and
7-1C cents per pound. Halifax
county has just shipped the first
car under the cooperative sys-
tenn. Mr.. Gather said but the
returns haven't been received.
Two carloads have just been
shipped from Speed in Edge
combe county, according to Mr.
Gather report, but no returns
have yet been received on them
A ear shipped a little earlier net
ted II cents gross.
In discussing the cotton situa
ton, Mr.. Gather said he founC
many Of the farmers were think
ing Of diversification while there
seemed some who didn't believe
anything they were told, but
seemed to think they could &C
ahead raising cotton just as they
always had.
The commonwealth., 1922-08-15
pIc FOUR BROTHERHOODS
ACTING AS STRIKE
MEDITATORS

Washington, Aug. 15.-The
visible activities here ID the rail-
strike situation were confined
today to continual mediation ef-
forts Of the Big Four Brother
hood organizations IN whose
hands tie striking shop crafts
men have placed their case.
L osAneeles, Cal, Aug. 15.-
All passenger trains stalled on
the lines Of the Sante Fe by the
valkout Of the members Of the
Bic -Four are runnn.7 today, 1t
is reported. Efforts are being
made to move all freight tied UP
from the same cause.