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Phillips County herald., 1924-08-07

town who dlslikes very much TO sea
them leave Holyoko and Hbv wish
them abundant of success IN their
new home. Before leaving. Jerry
Oliver. who Is an old time subscriber
OF the Herald. ordered the paper
sent TO him In order that he might
keep posted on the news at Holyoke
I'd Walker Amherst ontorprlsing
merchant. was In iiolyoke on bust
ness Wednesday.
r. ]. Bcggs OF Sandy Lake. Pa. 10
visiting with the family OF his broth
or. S W Beggs OF llolyoko. Mr.
Beggs has a timber claim In THIS
county and viii make proof on Il be.
foro returning home.
q. w shuler turned the Holyoke
post office over TO HIS successor.
Otis cas,ettcf Wednesday OF this
week. Mr.. Ahulor has been a care.
ful aud accommodating postmaster and
the manner In which he and Mrs,
shuler performed tho duties OF the
office gave general satisfaction 10
the people Of the town and county.
The coming winter will bo try
ing one 10 the homastaadora that
stay. As there Ia no feed. or least
very little and there ara but few
that have succeeded In raising any.
thing 10 maintain their families,
Phillips County herald., 1924-08-07

Sante Fe trail on to Los Angeles and
thence to San Francisco.
The campaign to raise the budget
for the Nebraska-Colo,a ado Division
starts August 1st. The officials of
the Division have budgeted the
amount to be raised among the diff
ferent towns and counties of the
Division. otoe County has taken the
lead and has raised the major portion
of their allotment-S6,O00OO. County
organizations are urged as the most
logical way of carrying on the cam
paign. An honor roll will be kept,
showing the counties and towns
which raise their allotment. Sub
scriptions cover a period of three
years-l924. 1925 and 1926.
A moving picture OF the Nebraska
Colorado Division will be taken dur
ing the month OF August. starting
with the Missouri River at Nebraska
City and ending with the snow-clad
mountains west of Denver. This
picture will be taken under the sup
erylsion OF DIR. G, L. Condra OF the
State University at Lincoln. The
moving picture viii be used for east
ern and western advertising purposes
during the following months. Advance
notice will be given each town OF q
hours or longer OF the time the NOV
ing picture party will visit the town
The Harding Highway will event
ually become the main Travelled trans
continental route, But il Will take
organized and cooperation to make
It so-from the smallest hamlet on
the route TO the largest city, The
financial budget must be raised and
the highway must be kept in the best
of shape. Do your part and the other
fellow will do his. LET'S CO.
Phillips County herald., 1924-08-07
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY
CONVENTION SATURDAY

Phillips county democrats held their
annual assembly last Saturday at the
courthouse for the purpose of endors-
Ing their candidates for county otI-
ces at the primaries.
Fifty-one delegates were present
from the precincts OF the county.
u. l., Garman was elected temper
AIRY chairman and W. l. Correll and
George zeiler were appointed sec.
retary and assistant SECRETARY. These
officers were made permanent at the
afternoon session.
The following designations were
then made:
For County Clerk James VIM,
IIaxtun. unanimous by aoclamatlon.
For County T.aasTcr-T. II
flarsreaYcu. Unanimous by aelama-
tion.
For County Judge -G - Weir.
Holyoke. unanimous by acolamation.
70 rcounty superintendent OF
Schools Charles II Peter, Ifolyokc,
unanimous by aeelamntlon.
For County Aaaoaaor-J. Il. Slack
Holyoke. 90. n. s. Grow. faxtun.
10.
For County Sheriff W l.. Kramer.
nolyoke. 26H; John zeller, 2th.
For County Coroner-H. u Rad.
ford lisxtun. unanimous by accla-
nation.
For County Surveyor A. uuan.
pey. Holyoke. unanimous by aeclama.
iion.
Fur County Commissioner. snd
Phillips County herald., 1924-08-07
NEWS ITEMS OF HOLYOKE'S PIONEER DAY.

Taken from the hles OF The Herald during 1906
pioneers Phillips County
Phillips County herald., 1924-08-07

District. II. Guernsey Holyoke,
10 2.3; John o. Carlson, Holyoke,
10 2-3; Dave Lounsberry Holyoke
II 20.
For County Commissioner. srd
District -- Steve Meakins, Haxtun,
unanimous by aoclamation.
The following delegates and al
ternates to the state and congress-
lonal assemblies were chosen;
Delegatos-A. r. searle. Perry
Brooks. r c. crlst. Mrs. q II. Weir.
W. l. correll. II n. white. W, d.
Kelsey
Alternates-Mr Etholyn Butter
field. l.. 4. Taylor W c. Heller II.
Poe. T. W. Lindberg. l.. II House.
Ernest Rehfeld
AZ tho representative assembly At
wray last Saturday for Yuma and
Phillips Counties. j. l.. Dalrymple, OF
wray and Perry Brooks. Of Haxtnh.
we're designsted as candidates for
nomination for state representative
from this district. Tho former II
the present ret cseuiatlvo and y
mp for reelection.
Phillips County herald., 1924-08-07
IN
STATE ASSEMBLY
NAME TICKET
RALPH RoBB, PHILLIPS COUNTY
SCHOOL MAN NAMED
FOR REGENT

Phillips County's republican dele-
cation, consisting Of DR.. F. NJ. Means.
chairman. and Messs. o. ]. Colve,,
G. l.. King, ]. S. Fletcher, z. Nj,
Sickles, E. Brundige, Clithro Barkey,
Nels Bentson and Emil Larson went
to Denver the first Of this weels
where they attended the state and
congressional assembly which met IL,
designate the candidates to go on tha
republican ballot at the primaries
Sept. 9th.
These gentlemen report an inter
esting convention of over a thousand
delegates, with party harmony pre-.
vailing throughout the session. Only
in two or three cases was there any
thing resembling a contest and then
only the friendliest of competition.
Robert E. Rockwell, Lieutenant,
governor, of Paonia, and judge
Charles j. Morley, of Denver. wera
endorsed for governor, by the as
sembly, Phillips County's delegation
casting their votes for Morley. In
the three cornered race for the short
term OF U. S. Senator, between Moy-
nihan, Waterman and Means, the
Phillips County delegation voted for
Means.
The local delegation distinguished
themselves when they nominated
Ralph Robb, superintendent of thu
Phillips County high school systen.
for university regent and succeeded
in getting strong support for him
His name will be on the ballot with
what is thought excellent prospects
for election at the primaries. Phil,
lips County residents should feel
proud thst Mr.. Robb is considered
/ for this important office and do all
they can toward putting him across
at the polls.
All of the delegates except ]. s.
Fletcher returned today. Mr.. Flet-
cher viii spend several days In the
Craig vicinity attending to business
matters. .-s4
Senator Phipps candidate for tho
long term as senator was given the
unanimous vote OF the convention.
he having no opposition. senator
Phipps was given a great ovation fol.
lowing his nomination.
Other candidates who weer endors
cd are: Lieut. Governor, Mestou
MIllard and wollingcr; Secretary
State, Milliken and Troustine: Aud
tor, Davis: Treasurer Ralph, Nc
Ginnis and Strong: Attorney Genera
Boatright and Layton; Supt. OF Pub
lie Instruction. Mrs Elsie Robins am
Miss Katherine =. Craig: UNIVERSITY
REGIMENTS; Means. Parks. Robb AZ
Catlin.
Phillips County herald., 1924-08-07

double plays: Greenfield to Logan
to Greenfield; Carol to Logan to
Greenfield; Bases on balls off Wilcox
2; hit by pitcher, by Wilcox ., by Car.
rol l; struck out by Wilcox 4. by
Carroll 10: left ON bases. Haigler 7,
Holyoke 6; sacrifice hits. Long. Al
lison; umplres Drummond and John.
son; scorer Taylor.
The Cubs will go to Imperial. Neb..
next Sunday with tile expectations OF
giving the Imps another drubbing
The Cubs defeated the Imps two
weeks ago with a to score on the
local diamond and they expect to do
even better than this next Sunday,
but viii meet with some keen com.
pltion. as the Imps have defeated
Halgler two times this season. so a
battle for superiorship Is expected,
Phillips County herald., 1924-08-07
MRS. ALBERT REHFELD
succUMBs FRIDAY

Mrs. Albert Rehfeld, we'll known
resident Of this county passed away
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Rex c. Evans, last Friday following
a lingering illness. Mrs. Rehfeld
spent many years with her husband
and family on farm three miles
north Of Holyoke, but for the past
year she and Mr.. Rehfeld have made
their home here with their daughter,
Mrs. Rehfeld being in very poor
health
The funeral was held Sunady at the
Holyoke Presbyterian church, con-
Quoted by the Rev. Mr.. Hansel of
the Sterling Lutheran church, and in
terment was made in the Holyoke
cemetery.
Anna Bucholz was born in Dam
merow near Negardt, Pommer. Ger
many on Dec. 9th, 1866. She came
to the United States when seventeen
years old in company with her sis
tire, Mrs. Erdmann. They came to
Plainview, Nebraska, where she was
united in marriage to Albert Rehfeld
on November IA. 1884, and lived there
until 1905 when they moved to Nor
folk, Nebraska, living there two years
then moving to Phillips County, Colo
RADIO, where they resided until the
time of her death.
To this Union was born seven
children, two who have preceded her
in answering the death call, Herbert
a son and Rozella a daughter. She
is survived by her husband, Albert
Rehfeld; two sons. Frank of Imperial.
Nebraska and Emil of Towner, Colo.
rado; three daughters, Mrs. Sam
Stetter of Holyoke, Colo, Mrs. Ray
Goddard of Enid. Oklahoma. and Mrs.
Rex C. Evans of Holyoke, Colorado: {:
sixteen grandchildren; a brother.
August Bucholz of Tilden, Nebr.. two
sisters. Mrs. Julius Fisher Of Nor
folk, Nebr. and Mrs. August Erdman
of Amherst, Colorado.
Mrs. Rehfeld died Aug. /, 1924 at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Rex
Evans, after a lingering Illness.
Phillips County herald., 1924-08-07
PHILLIPS COUNTY FAIR BIGGER
AND BETTER THIS YEAR

Plans for bigger and better
Phillips County Fair this year are
about complete, and manager, Star
buck, with the assistance Of former
manager. F. E, Brolliar, are hard at
work putting out advertising matter
and completing arrangements.
An especial appeal is being extend
ed to the farmers and those who are
in for anything in the line of exhibits
to have their lines ready to bring in,
as liberal premiums are offered this
year as heretofore. The management
wish to make this a record fair and
such a thing is impossible without
the aid Of those who have exhibits,
as the more exhibits we have out
there. the better showing our country
will make to outsiders who are in
terested, and to those here who have
almost lost hope. So bring in your
exhibits, no matter how large or
small.
The races for this year are compos-
of two days of horse races and the
last day of the fair there will be
four auto races, which We think will
be real good.
The free attractions have been en-
gagged and are considered as good, il
not better, than in previous years.
Talk 1t up folks, and let's put it
over this year in bigger and better
shape than heretofore.
Phillips County herald., 1924-08-07
ROY VAN DYKE PURCHASED
cHlLDERS TAILOR SHOP

Ezra Childers, who for the past
few years has conducted the Holyoke
Tailor shop, disposed of his inter-
ests in that establishment the latter
part of last week to Mr.. Roy Van
Dyke, of Denver. who took charge
Immediately.
Mr.. Childers will not leave Hol.
yoke, however. as he has opened an
other tailor shop half block west of
the First National bank coner and
will do a general tailoring business.
Mr. Van Dyke is experinced in the
tailoring and cleaning business. hay.
ing been employed in that line in
Denver for several years prior to
locating here. They are former res
idents OF this city. but it has been
several years since they resided heer.
Phillips County herald., 1924-08-07
BRuNoleE AND ELLIS ENDORSED
foR STATE REPRESENTATIVE

y Brundige, OF fIolyoke. and Mr..
Ellis. ~ wray. were endorsed by the
republican representative assembly at
wray last Friday ~ tho candidates
to so on the ballot for state repre-
sentative at the primaries. Nine
delegates from Phihips county and
eleven from Yuma county composed
the assembly.
Phillips County herald., 1924-08-07
IIoLYoKE

'baited for Kelsey in ninth.
Score by innings:
Holyoke 600 OIL 0OO-2
haigler 22O 200 OOO-G
summary: Stolen bases: Kelsey.
Pillard. Long, Ballard. +. Pemder;
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CeegIamS TO Mclean warning and advising hin, 81 A.
same time that Coolidge sent his warning and aJyse
kilograms to Mclean? 0lis
Truly the president Of the United States is in rood
company! Mr. Mclean must know great doI e $50
must have lot of power if everyone in waebina+nS
HaSVenS to ms ald the retained lawyers the secret
vice men, the chief of theIdetective bureau Of t r.
partment OF Justice, eX-secret service men who orc 49,:
now by Mclean journalists of doubtful calling indi-
" uGS VINO would be thrown into the greatest qandaT
Il tney were asked what their profession is and 49,
president of the United States 'h7
Whefe IS the expert who could tell TODAY ybo,o +b
WHITE House ends and the private business Of MAJ o
DeginS! The chief of communication of the Witt
mousse T. W. Smithers, is also the employee of tho MI
vate WIRE oil Mr. Mclean, to make "easy access" - H.
"hlIe house possible for the proven liar of the Fall -
Vestgatlon Bascom Semp, the private secretary of o
president PUSHES to Florida to Mclean and if tho i
oehG wants to communicate with his private secretary 10
SENDS ms wires to Mclean because it is not fba ,i
out Mclean who knows the private address Of tho MI
Vate secretary of the president The chief Of tho 1
d the WHITE House, McKenna, renders his services t
ony TO the president but busy advising Mel can obo
me gongS and cOmings of the private secretary f 49,
PRESIDENT The thousand times secret code of the De-
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parment of Justice is not only placed at the disposal Of
the government but at the same time is placed at the
unrestricted disposal of Mr. Mclean and his employees of
various kinds and shades Where is the expert who
could tell where the public sphere of the White House
ends and the private sphere Of Mr.. Mclean begins?
One OF the employees of Mr. Mclean wired to Florida
that he saw the principal" who assured him that there
VIII be rocking Of his boat and no designations or re
moyas, and that the oil scandal will be smoothed over
Who is this Prncipal? Senators have asserted that the
"PrmcpaI of the wire to Mclean is 10 less than the
Principal of the American nation the president of the
United States.
Calvin Coolidge is the Principal of the oil scandal
and OF the United States. Who believes that it was an
accident that Calvin Coolidge named as counsel of the
government one after another men about whom it was
proven that they were connected with oil interests? Who
oeheVes that was accident that while forced to ac
cepI the resignation Of Denby Coolidge expressed his
Soaly with his Secretary of Navy who is one of the
guilty ones of the oil corruption? Who believes that
Coohdge has not very important reasons for not forcing
Jhe resignation OF Daughery, the head of the Depart
nent OF Justice who neglected to prosecute the criminals
IF the oil corruption?
we ask and the whole nation must ask the question:
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ana VolatorS OF the law to join his cOtere so that he
may CLAIM shade of responsibility for himself by which
ne hopes TO chlOrOfOm many of the unsuspectn as
possible double crossing them at the first opportunity in
FAVOR Oh some one acceptable to his masters He has no
principle, no honor, footing on the plank Of honesty
mas demonstrated his unftness for anyones friendship
confidence or help He has branded bir,oolf III I
letters TRAITOR 90 9
DuC VINO IS this Bully Bowler? Have not heard
ms name mentioned before from across the border Of
hlIg georges domain? Yes you have and we will try
" give a lew incidental accounts of his operations
Inc nlst we hear of this Knight of the Green Table
nc Peuong watches and trinkets to Canadian Lumber
SackS' presumably defunct stock of some pawn sbon
~ we ma MN having cold shvers and turning yellow
d. Tie ring OF the trumpets of King GEORGE caino oil
Ihe youths OF the land to the Coors-the Union T9c
~! Une deIenSe OF His Majesty Next we find hin, on
0 sue Oh ue international Boundary line operatino
pawn-shop or watch Hitting shop or something on that
oIoer IN the village of Flaxville
by Gne way His Majesty had to fight his own bat
ueS' the Knight of the Green Table in our story b,s
Oeen able to keep out of the range Of tho b,lo+ e
Afterwards we find him trying to onora+o ..
rIlnCerS Devil on the Flaxvle Democrat his Littnc -
pa"hlhg business having gone defunct Then ooi ~
$50 31 Ye Hlln Trying to run newspaper at An+olono
Piilg SANDERS and lies and fighting the farroor 49,
IsaHlauon This business also became def,,nct
for 10y Lily else thls Knight has attempted and af
-: Ie" miserable months at that place most Of +b
IlIe' we are told, having been absorbed in rooi 1I
70 the winner he became connected with the
-: IouiiCy printing artist, Joe Don and no 1
us handy-man during the time Joe niferoJ cl was
1ouly Then also including major portion Of Danio1a
5Oul NY 70 the tune of 100000 per claim. biborna+i
or the most part in gambling dives and tbasa1oo
1ooo with the then Plentywood Underworld Fary,
-, ~ - was given trial on the Producers No,,s ~ !
~ a. 'el ne had told him of his trials and trih
tlonS and that he had nothing to eat This uaa
'e 70 by the foreman but for the sake of moor 49,
ne arrangement finally made. Aftor g pun nooo
ell taylor secured position for him on tbe Son
rdo 5n+ men under the management of c. A. Miller IN
the 0IS 1lS piece OF drftwoOd again on the sea
72O-21 '-iei GUS curing the winter of :
o+s LEW writer IS able to tell some more in+o,oa4
''S ABOUT this knight of the Green Table and
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lead VI The Government Tail OF Finance CAPITAL BY John @

- CALVIN Coolidge the chief executive Of the nation :;
HAelSe the chief executive of the TEAPOT Dome Sc
investigation ee0'v ieouIC OL Che. senate
Ooondge the president Of the United States bv the
grace Oh wan Street sent his private secretary Bascob
ton. y UIe ." coTfup-
+ Coolidge the head Of the United States and the
c o. 1ance capital sent secret messages to FJoida Of
Ierng his help and protection to McTea VIII - o.
same Ilne the publisher Of badsneing paper one
ooar year secret service and proven liar bv the
one day Mclean is forced to admit that he lied bo
lore lore te whole nation that he did not give the $1,000
loan TO Fan And the next day Calvin CooIidoo soJ
nl ms telegram Of sympathy his message Of sodaTit
and assurance Of help. y '0i'o0ily
- me custom in political history of the Tinted
11eS lor the president to send messages to Conoros
Olgn Coolidge has inflated new political customs He
'eii'S messages to the criminals of corruption
Where is there the innocent child who boo,oa +to4
uelenoefs OF President Coolidge in the senate +15
0 1iuCn ABOUT the reasons and circumstances Of C1
lose messages to Mclean? Who believes that ito oD1
al ACCIDENT That Iwayers, secret service men, enonlo1 81
anu secret service women sent hundreds of
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better. Just Today, mother read that
ne is already in New York and viii
give examinations to children. whose
parents are unable to pay for such
operations, at the ex-hospia . week
rom today. Oh Jenny l could inst
ldbe OF JOY to think I NAV vet he 9bio
70 Iomp and play like other children ,
Inez, l am so glad-but Ill, snealr
too" mn 'aAe me
I'm SO sorry Jenny, I don't ike 10
say anything that will hurt Won hut
ne Will only treat children whose mar.
ts are 90 poor to pay other doc
loTS' Don't give up hope thougb IN
, ASK my mother about it and perbane
you might go as my sister"
Jenny smiled at this last rppa,.l,
~, Jue nevertheless her heart warmed ~
sIe KInd scIicitUde of her little italian
reno. Of course the doctor vii
'ure Inez( but Pm going to talk -
NY "a her about him anyway; he'll |
mat night as Mr.. Fisher sat IN
rs norary, Jenny stole quietly in and
- on ms lap, as she had done MANY
ines before, and said, "Fatber
ave great news, little Inez Is about
pc cured, and if I were no COZ =
rOOaoly could be cured also"
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SngnCeSC confidence in him. He was known, n A.
elecIlon TO have doublecrossed his own candidates 1
foo 49, 800 81 ei1UIShlg IN the County Convention be-
IOie CIe General Election was even approaching
lie would center his wrath upon ono ~. 80. r !,
cUOIS d. q Cne and on one occasion he sIccoodod -
ge'Clng TWO OF them removed. He would yvbisno, f1
1919 mo Ce ear OF one person and the next minute
oVuU Whisper some more falsehoods into the ear Of
ne suspected that the first persons was sls.
P0ioNS u Che second The writer became his taro+ f
SANDER intrigue and libel almost at first ob+ 80 ~
cV ana privately for no other reason than tba+ 10 -
0To 70 place his stamp of approval upon tho o.ii1
e'nouS followed by this embarrassing artist WIZ
o1 puSSV-Iootng this bird would be gambIino 81 tho
DCepnenS pool hall and he would look after bnoir ,
U"o0e TWO Fecreatlons had taken his money and No
sooner lie was the prOverbia Benedict Grno1d oJ
A10puCln TO the farmers whom he was maid 70 eo,,o
0iy BOWER IS now in the employ of his feionad
I "!e DeheCC-Stephens crowd it is reported al
he Is using acres of space in the dirty rao NH
+o - tne Len OF Forty Thieves" to apologize for
1iVn hlmSel1 and his gambler friends "Bulv" Rovlo
VIII nave one foot in the grave before he is tb,oI
perpetrated "-i-'ii nc mas already
through the old gang organ at Plentvvood tbis
Ci IS attempting to write fasehood lies and sland
tor al l'yoL' the writer and all the others who af
1I al IS SAID and DONE helped him to secure the nosi+i
WHICH he came to hold on the Scobev Sentinel I
~ Cne very efforts of Senator Taylor he was sd
VIC unfortunate OF being left on the streets Of PLENTY
~ - Ie Ia OF 1920 without friend who was will
ng 70 nelp MN get job, without. dollar as ba bd
zanloed them all away at the Stewart Pool Hall and
means OF securing living The masters he now
eIVeS would not have anything to do with hin, IT,
lid not need him. " W WIFI nln They
Bully Bowler is now frequently in deep and u,bis
- IonVeTSatons with Jud Matkins Jack Bennett
oe Doln Joe Hooking and all the other old oonoto,
u MS UfIpS TO brentwood He hibernates with t6eno
vines and dimes with them tries to olive tbo i4
IONS now to successfully double cross doyoono+4I. :
lie 70 them, tries to tell them how to again oct NV
cai positions and once take their toll of oaft
rom Cne taxpayers He attempts to use distor+d 49,
aIped brain for the purpose of satisfying his bi4
nolClon-the attainment Of life certificate at the
saeI 14oe lie IS trying to get many persons as
ossble, who may be construed to be half ,Y 1 -
ward the honest people and away from the oanr E.
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Why dear child what has beinp
poor got to do with it?"
"lnez told me a great Russian doc.
tor just landed in New York and
vii cure only poor children.
Oh, yes" answered Mr.. Fisher 81
nave read of him but Jenny [ feel if
IS so useless. 1 cannot bear 10 see
you suffer more. You must trv tn
be reconciled to things as thew are
ana we will try and make your life
Jenny burst into tears and for =
Few moments her father said nothing
then he spoke in low tones:
Tell me exactly what Won tbinl,
about this, Jenny, and what it IS Won
wish me to do"
After my last operation I beoan
20 despair but. for only a moment. 7
10 not mind being blind for myself
am very happy and everyone is so
Allo' out l know my condition grieves
.ou and makes you sad. Some hing
las always whispered in nv heart
nat | would yet be able to see vonr
lear face and those of nv notber |
ma sisters. VIII you not ARRANGE # |
YIN lnez's mother and have me die
.ulsed and taken with Inez? IF SIGHT
given to me, how we shall work ~
lake others happy and help make