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The Holly chieftain., 1924-04-17
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior

Department Of the Interior
IT, s. Land Office at Lamar, Colo.
RADIO, February II. 1924.
Notice is hereby given that Law,
renee DeBus of Holly. Colorado,
who on April %, 1920 made Home.
stead Entry No. 02743l for Lots /.
2, and E2NWA of Section 30 town
ship "a South, Range ~ West, 9th.
Principal Meridian has filed notice
OF intention to make Final Three
Year Proof, to establish claim to
the land above described before
the Register U, s. Land Office,
Lamar, Colorado, on the 26th. day
of April 1924.
Claimant names as. witnesses:
a. j Cline. Holly. Colorado.
Benjamin .Lindaurer, Holly, Colo.
elem Leonard, Holly, Colorado.
Paul Shivley, Holly, Colorado.
sILAs e. SPECKMANN,
Register
First published March 13, 1924
Last published April II, 1924.
The Holly chieftain., 1924-04-17

barriers and for IA time poured it,
great flood into SaIton Basin with
destructive results.
An Illustrated Report on the
Region
report on this region, prepared
by John S. Brown. has just been
issued by the Geological Survey.
Department of the Interior. as
Water-Supply Paper 497. This re-
port gives an outline of the his
tory of the Saiton Sea region and
brief descriptions of its climate.
nora, fauna, physiography, drain
age, geology, and mineral resources.
The existing water supplies are de
scribed in detail and the prospects
OF developing additional supplies
In all parts of the region are con.
sidered. The report contains logs
or all the roads in the region and
detailed descriptions of the water
ing places in the area traversed by
each road. Analyses of 60 samples
of water collected in the region are
forms book of 292 pages. and III.
tains large maps and 81 other il.
Illustrations
The Holly chieftain., 1924-04-17
NOTICE

According to the provisions of Il
City Ordinance which became eff
fective April 1st. all chickens must
be penned up, all hogs removed
from the city limits and tax paid
on all dogs harbored Citizens
will govern themselves according.
ly.
BY Order of Board of Trustees
Fred Cores, City Marshal
The Holly chieftain., 1924-04-17
DIR. KALMEN G. sApERo

The well known Denver Specialist
in the Ear, Eye. Nose and Throat
will again visit Holly. one day, Fri
day, May 2, at the Hotel Grand
Consultation and examination fol
glasses free. Call early. 44,45
The Holly chieftain., 1924-04-17

In these days when fellow says
he's in the air service they ask
him whether 1t is the senate or the
house
The trouble with congress is just
what Mark Twain said was the
trouble with the weather--eyery-
body talks about it. but nobody
does anything about IL.
1t will soon be hot enough so we
can forg~. oil Investigations and cuss
the weather.
Perhaps the nation owes vote
of thanks to Clara Smith Hamon
after all.
According to press dispatches the
Prince of Wales is the original fall
guy.
Can't the Prince be persuaded to
take up something relatively safe
like looping the loop in an air
plane.
Scientists say we will be able To
see by radio some day. but most oi
us would be well satisfied to hem
by it,
Sweet: The public debt Of the
United States is about $500 million
The Holly chieftain., 1924-04-17
WANT ADS
All want ads will be charged fol
at the rate of five cents per line
six words to the line.

Purebred Light Brahma eggs for
Matching $50 for Is; 30 for S2.75;
$3.50 per hundred.
Gail b. Watts, Ordwya, Colo. 434
The Holly chieftain., 1924-04-17
.oRK AT HOME;

LADIES WORK AT HOME
pleasant, easy sewing on your
machine, Whole or part time
Highest possible prices paid. For
full information address L. Jones,
Box Oiney. ILL.,
The Holly chieftain., 1924-04-17
NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY
Estate Of Sarah 7. McMurtry, De.
ceased,

All persons having, claims against
said estate are hereby notified to
present them for adjustment to
the County Court of Prowers
County, Colorado, on the 5th. day
of May A. d. 1924
Charles NJ. Witty, Administrator.
First published March q, 1924
Last published April "A, 1924
The Holly chieftain., 1924-04-17

Farm WaEted:-I want farms for
cash buyers. Describe and state
price.-R. McNown, l63 Wilkinson
Bldg, OMAHA, Neb, 4243
The Holly chieftain., 1924-04-17

The Baptist Ladies will hold a
Rummage Sale on April 26th.-
Watch for their window.
The Holly chieftain., 1924-04-17

For genuine Canon City coal see
The Mckinley Land and Lumber
Company
The Holly chieftain., 1924-04-17

For loans on town property see
T. H. Allen.
The Holly chieftain., 1924-04-17

For Rent:-GoOd farm for rent,
can have all you raise by little
extra Work.-W. ]. Pratt. "A
The Holly chieftain., 1924-04-17
~
WANTED

Men, women and children in every
community to send post card for
SUNSETS lbig, interesting Gift
Catalog-just out. Hundreds of
useful. valuable rewards in return
for little spare time" Address.
Catalogue Department; SUNSET
MAGAZINE. San Francisco.-tf-pd
The Holly chieftain., 1924-04-17

Most of the mortgages on homes
are given by people who wonder
what they are going to do to kill
time this evening.
The Holly chieftain., 1924-04-17

To Trade:-Good auto to trade
for tractor and plow-W. j. Pratt,
Holly, Colorado. A
The Holly chieftain., 1924-04-17

Another nice thing about being
poor is that your friends don't in
-inuate that you are a liar when
you say you haven't the ten dollars
to spare.
The Holly chieftain., 1924-04-17

dollars less than it was four years
ago,
Bitter: Uncle Sans future still
is mortaged for over six times that
much
Consolation: If the reduction
continues at the same rate as since
1919, the debt would be wiped out
in 1850.
Then well begin saving up for
another big war. ir times run true
to the precedent of history.
The Holly chieftain., 1924-04-17

reading about it.
Vast Stretches of Desert In the
United States
The desert areas OF the United
States are included within great
triangle whose base, 500 miles long,
rests upon the. Mexican border in
California, Arizona, and New Mex
leo, and Texas. and whose apex is
in north-central Oregon.
For many years the Department
OF the interior, through the Geo
logical Survey, has carried on in
vestigations OF the water resources
OF the arid part OF the United
States. Most of the water In this
and other arid regions, lies below
the surface. The investigations of
these hidden supplies have CON
sisted chiefly of reconnaissance
surveys and have been embodied
in reports OF rather distinctive
type, in which the geography. geo.
logy, and NEUROLOGY of large parts
of the desert are, described.
salton Sea Region like Deserts
OF the Old World
a reconnaissance survey of this
kind has been made of the Salton
Sea region. which covers about
10000 square miles in southern Cal.
fornia- This region, more than
any other In the United States, has
the textures of II genuine desert
hot climate, great tracts of drift
ing sand, palm-tree oasls--all sug.
gesting the typical deserts of the
Old World. The Sulton Sea lies
far below sen level in closed de.
sert basin that was once contin
uation of the Gulf OF California.
In this region also is the famous
lmprial Valley one of the largest
irrigation districts In the country.
Here we see one of the most i'm
pressive encronchments upon the
desert yet made by man. The val
ley is bordered by the mighty Colo,
rado. which furnishes water in IL
bundance to Imperial Valley but
which, in 1906, broke through its
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-18
La ERMITA DE San JOSE

Colberg, B. Javier y Jose G. Mo-
rales. almas de grandes vuelos, ellOs
toca revivir en- sus versos azules la
silueta sombr.a de las ru mas. mo SEN
It's una lenta rnnzada de dolor ante
la irreparab'e perdida? Jay, 81, dejad
que las musas murmuren vuestros
oidos IN hermoso poema, dejad al
pasado que escriba unas estrofas y que
la solitaria ermita sea lobjeto de
la inspiration.
Espaiia, ilastima grande que no sa-
bemos conservar NADIA que nos liable
del paso de tn raza por nuestras mon
tafas
mi las ruunas! Todo 10 trocamos
por .utilidad "GEs que en- nosotros
dormita de amor a la Belleza?"
Ros:ta silva de QUrNoNEs.
Santyrce, julio, 1924.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-18
LAS ANTIILAS

Episodes de la bonita cinta: Mora
del Norte" y una comica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-18

Hoy con inncnso dolor he recibtoo
una notic'a Van a demOler esas r1Ii-
ras sagradas. va resuena el pico de
lbs traba 'adores en- el reclIto solita-
RIO. GuiEa, a La hora que escr-bo no
quede una sola de sus paroles. IQue
dra la yoz del s'lepci0? 'GQu@ vaiS
a hacer de mi, yo pobre v sileqciosa,
acostpmbrada al gorjeo de las aves y
al beco de las estrellas?'' ''vas a ser-
vir-dice Ell hombre-vas a ser iltii. -
Y la insonora voz gime
La ernnita Sc convertira en- ho3pi-
til. Noble obra: la de una casa de
enfecmosl Hay otros hermosos para
jes propios para pn edifeio de esta cla-
Sc. No es necesario sacrifcar las ru:-
mas tristes. Ricos propietarios como
Don Juan Carmen Sosa, Don Miguel
Carlo, Don r Lopez Don Juan
Arroyo no sc negarian ceder un Pc
dazo de sus tierras para en- el fabrtcar
.el .edifc;o de Carload. Seria esta una
oportunidad para practicar ell bien;
divina semilla que todo coraz6n huma-
no debe sembrar. icon cu&nta algeria
una mafiana verian entire palmeras Y
almendroS, como una nube blanca, el
hospital sohado! Los pal.dos labios de
los enfermos bendecirian en- sus ulti-
mos dias, ell nombre de su bienhechor.
loh, 81, que Ell hospital dsscanse sobre
otra colina besada por Ell sol; que la
ant qua ermita no sea sacrificada ha-
biendo otros lugares risueiios, no me-
lanc6licos, perfumados por La leyenda,
ly el olvido.
Mas, 81 va la ermita ha caido, heri-
dLa .por los brazos de los trabajadores,
81 va su sDmbra no la dibuja el sol
sobre las rocas; entonces, poetas deli
cados. como r del Toro Soler, Andres
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-18
BARCOS AMERICANOS SAL
DRAM "A RECIBIR A LOS
AVIADORES

WASHINGTON, julio II. Omitted
Press).-El Departamento de Mari
ma ha anunciado que Sc propone es-
tacionar varios destroyers en- ell ira
veto comprendido entire Inglaterra
y. Boston para que los aviadores
athericanos sean escoltados por ellos
II Almirante Magruder embarca-
IA en- ell Richmond el dia veinte de
este mes para dejarlo todo arrc-
glado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-18
LA QUESTION DE LAS EMIGRA
Clones

Mayaguez, P. T.,
Julio IA, 1924.
Sr. Don Federico voll-Spinosa,
San Juan, P. +.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-18
TEATRo TRES BANDERAs:

''Matar Morir'', en- 8 actos. Pro
grama G!usty.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-18

San Juan, P. +.
Mi ,e-tilnado Seiior;
Por la prensa ultimamente reci-
b;da en- esta ciudad, me entero con
gran satisfaction de su noble y pa
triotica actitud, oponi6ndose a la
emigration de trabajadores agricola
del pals las islas del Hawaii Y
t'ene I'd. raz6n. Es realmente un
absprdo iniciar semejante moyimien-
to en- un pals esencialmente agrico-
La como ell nuestro, en- donde nueS-
ira agriculture en- general decae
POGO a POGO va desapareciendo por
FALTA DE BRAzOS. Como I'd. 10
oye, Sr. Spinosa, asi como suena, POI
falta de brazos. Los agricultores de
cafe no contamos en- la actualidad,
con ell ntlmero adecuado de trabaja-
dores que requieren nuestras faenas
agricolas. Encuentra I'd. HaciendRs
de cafe ..en esta jurisdiction, donde
apenas Sc cuentan cinco peones,
cuando debieran ,haber treinta y asi
por ,el estilo en- fincas de menos i'm
portancia. Aqui. en- la altura paga-
mos nosotros cincuenta centavos de
jornal, los guineos que representan
veinte centavos, la casa diez centa-
vos, ell combustible y aqua diez cen
tavos y las frutas en- general etc.
diez centavos que compone I'm do
lar diario y adenas le suministramos
medico y medicinas traslado al Eos-
pital cuando es necesario y soSteni
miento de la familia' mientras Sc po-
ne bueno Ell individuo. Y apesar de
todas estas ventsjas; de trabajar
de viyir en- casas absolutamente CO.
modas e higienicas, tai como nos 10
exige la Sanidad, de tener conuco,
sn .cabra, cerdos, aves y otros anirna-
les, asi TODD senior, nos abandonan
estas gentes, para venirse a las ciu-
dades "chiripiar'' como dicen
ellos, y La familia trabajar en- los
talleres de costrras bordados, sin
-terer en- cuenta para NADIA nuestra
desesperante sttraci6n en- la 6nca
Olga I'd. senior, a esos redentores
de la patria, que traten de arrebatar-
nos nuestros pocos braceros para lle-
varIos a pasar vicisitudes niiserias
q lcjanas tierras, que aqui, en- la in
r!sdiccion dc Mayaguez solamente.
podemos darle albergue y trabaio a
$500 trabajadores baio las condicio-
mes y terminus que dejo apuntado y
que Ell primer niicleo de 25, me los
pn"den mandar por mi cpenta, a la
Hacienda "san Carlos" barrio Rio
cslas Arriba, de esta ciudad
Esa es la verdadera situaci6n.. Sr.
Vall-Spinosa. Es necesario recorrer cs-
tas alt'1ras, investigar, cambiar de i'm
presiones con los agricultores des-
pues actuar ell la manera Y forma
orc demanden las CIRCUMSTANCES.
Mientras tanto, no debe pensarse
por un momento en- empresa de tai
naturaleza, que resulta periudicial y
ruiuosa para ell agricultor nativo.
de I'd. muy alto. amigo s. 8.
Guiler1no MOSCOSO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-18

"Hombre contra Fiera' en- 7 par
tes, por Martin johnson.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-07-18

A. la entarda del pueblo de C2Do
Rojo, sobre una colina cubierta de
rocas, Sc slza triste y solitaria, la rui-
nosa ermita Ell tempo ha colorcado
sus paredes con ese tinte oscuro aue
500 su mag CO pncel sabs dar; ent-a
| las grietas, como heridas tremenda:,
oreeen lozanas infnidad de plantas sill
vestres. FL morivivi que cierra sus
hoiitss como los parpados de un niflo
somnolento, Ell cardo, la malya y IL
phierba frssca blanda tapizan Ell sue
10, donde antes las rod las de is Gre
yentes Sc doblaron para ocar. Cam
panillas azules tocan misa; en- idea
les cantos Sc oye elevarse cl TIE Deum
que entonan las forecillas y Ell hosan-
ma que cartan los botones de ORC.
Los huecos de las puertas veata-
mas parcce Que nos hablan en- su le@-
fuaje extrafo Son como bocas de ca
daveres, donde la muerte ha dejaao
una sonrisa helada. "PaSa adelante
eutra en- esta soledad propicia los
suefios '.-semeja decir una. Gwen,
adorua con tu rostro mi marco vacio'
-quiers murmurar La otra. Para
auuollos espiritus delicados Sensi-
tl,s la ermita sabe hab1arles en- esa
vcz irsoncra que sue'en Hamar La Voz
del Silencio Asi Dante, Horacio y
Virgi'io nysron su ofdo voces divi-
mas, etern"s.
NADIA mas conmovedor que las rui-
mas de la ermita, mostrandO las l!neaS
de cu arrutectura siempre erguida,
majestuosa y serena. Ocirreme pen
sar en- una mujer celebre Y bella a
Cuien solo queda, ell rcsplandcr de un
parade gloYicso.
Fara ell corazon del artista, esas
paredes desafando los amos, esas
p"ertas vacias Y tsos goznes que gol-
peando al impulse del vien'o; TODD,
tasta la hierba mas insignificante al
parecer, reya su alma una dulce
scnsa cion de be'leza.
Por la noche 81 creplsculo deja su
Ii tina lagrima sobre las zarz s rebel
des; los rincones Sc pueblan de SOM
fras; al salir la luna la enyuelve en-
su luz como un sudario frio. A esa
bora, la bendici6n del cleo cae sobre
ella, ell anna de los padres que ALI ora
ron con fervor sagrado, surge de las
rui lss como humo de incienso elevan-
dose apaciblemente hasta el reino del
SeEor.
fSantss ruiuas! iDulce recuerdo de
Ia raza espaholai Noble estirpe a
qu'en no rocordamos 10 sufciente-
mente.
mo es .un .sagrado deber .amar esas
rl' mas amanda tambien Ia memcria
de nuestros .aptepasa dos? Existe cier-
ia seme; auza en- el amor las ruinas y
IL amor a nuestros mobiles gmuertos.
Tor ESQ, lector, 81 algln dia te acercaS
a ese pueblo ueno de encantos, al pa
ssr por la .erm:ta, otras imagenes sur
giran a tn memoria. Betances y Brau
tanb:en estan ali.
Evening star., 1924-10-23
ANDERSON'S CONVICTION
UPHELD BY TRIBUNAL
New York Appellate Court Rules
Dry Leader Must Serve
Prison Term.

Ey the Associa ted Press.
ALBANY. n. Y, October 23. - The
Court of Appeals, in a decision yes
terday confirmed unanimously, but
without opinion. the conviction of
William II. Anderson, former super
intendent of the New York Anti-Sa-
loon League. for third degree forgery
in New York County. The decision in
main in Sing Sing prison until the
expiration of his one-totwo-year term
The ruling of the Court of Appeals
upholds that of the appellate divi-
sion, first department, which first re
viewed the case. Anderson was com
PEELED to begin serving his term
pending the appeal, as application o
his counsel former Gov. Charles 5.
Whitman, for a certificate of reason
able doubt permitting him to be re
leased on bail was denied.
Anderson's indictment resulted from
disclosures by o. Bertsall Phillips, after
his dismissal by Anderson from IA po-
sition as assistant superintendent EN-
ployed to solicit funds for the league,
that Anderson was demanding a
share in his receipts. Several indict-
ments We're returned, but the spe-
citic charge on which he was con
Victed was forgery in making a
false entry on the league book of
about $4,000, which was charged to
Phillips expense, but which Ander-
son was said to have retained for his
own use.
Evening star., 1924-10-23
AID FROM LEAGUE
SOUGHT BY GREECE
Arrest and Expulsion of Ma
tionaIs in Turkey Brings
Intervention Plea.
Ry tho Associated Press.

Ry the Associated Press.
GENEVA, October 23.-With the re-
cent alleged wholesale arrests of
Greek residents of Constantinople
followed last night by a special re
quest from the Greek government
that the question of the expulsion of
Greeks from Turkey be placed on the
agenda of the special session of the
League of Nations council. which
opens in Brussels Monday. Greece has
invoked article NJ of the league COW
enant in the controversy.
This article is used as the basis for
the present action, Greece charging
that the expulsion of the Hellenic
population from CouStantinople is
contrary to the provisions Of the
special convention for the exchange
of Greek and Turkish populations
which was adopted at the Lausanne
conference as an annex TO the gem
eral treaty of peace.
Article NJ of the covenant declares
that any war, or threat of war, is a
matter of concern to the whole league,
which may take any action that il
deems wise and effective to safeguard
the peace of nations. 1t also declares
that it is the friendly right of each
member of the league to bring to
the attention of the assembly or the
council any circumstance whatever
GIL S>tAAl6 IAItti l4iIioliai PSh'e VI Soou
underSta ndng between nations.
The annex of the Lausanne treaty
provided for the compulsory ex-
change of Turks resident in Greece
with Greeks living in Turkey. but it
was expressly stipulated that those
Greeks who settled in COnstantinople
before 1918 should not be disturbed.
Recent advices from Constantinople
told of the wholesale arrest of Greek
residents and their imprisonment.
The League of Nations is aiding in
the work of carrying out the COM
pulsory exchange of populations.
Evening star., 1924-10-23
CALLS BOOM TOWN CLEAN.
Judges Threat Sends Underworld
Denizens Scampering.

WEWOKA, Okla, October "a
After closing a court of inquiry into
alleged vice and crime conditions in
Cromwell, boom oil town of Seminole
County, resulting in liquor law viola
tions and vagrancy charges being
placed against six persons, District
Judge George c. Crump of Holden
Vile declared
From what ] can learn, Crom
well is about, the cleanest town in
Oklahoma now"
They all heard about the court
and began to leave" Judge Crump
;aid. Fearing the now famous log
hahn which Judge Crump threatened
o put on the prisoners for march
o the Wewoka County Jail, members
IF the underworld staged a hasty
xodus when news of the court be-
gan to spread.
"As long as the town is unincor-
porated, l will keep it Clean" Judge
'rump declared.
Evening star., 1924-10-23
FORMS MOVIE FIRM.
Maude Adams Company to Film
Kipling's kim" First

NEW YORK, October 23.-Forma-
tion of the Maude Adams Company,
Inc, under Il Delaware charter, with
a capital of S3,500.000 to engage in
production of motion pictures was
announced last night.
Miss Adams. Since her retirement
from the stage, has been experiment.
ing with mechanical improvements
in the motion pictures and several
years ago evolved a new process of
color photography.
The first venture of the new cor
poration is expected to be the filming
of Rudyard kipling's kim" The
incorporators, named in the applica
tion for a charter at Dover, Del, are
Frank kewton and Thomas +. Comp
ton of New York and Leander +.
Sniffen of Yonkers, n. Y.
Evening star., 1924-10-23

Mrs. Margaret Allison of East st.
Louis, H., lays claim to being the
oldest Sunday school member in the
country. She is now past 50 years
of age and joined her first Sunday
school at the age of five.
Evening star., 1924-10-23

One of the greatest handicaps to
marriage is that the poor nut of a
husband learned to make love before
he learned TO make a living.
Evening star., 1924-10-23

An optimist is fellow who pays
dollar for a bottle of polish on the
-" - ~'''l make his car
look just like it did when it was new.
Evening star., 1924-10-23

Georgia has more than 100000
women who are eligible to vote.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-14
LUMBER TRADE EXPECTS
UPWARD REACTION SOON
Retailers Report Stocks Reduced to
Lowest Point.

No reportable change has occurred
in the lumber market during the last
week, demand remaining depressed
and price unimproved, says the
American Lumberman, Chicago. The
point has apparently been reached
where an upward reaction can be
expected, and the industry is taking
a more cheerful view Of the imme-
date future.
While retail dealers admit that
stocks have become reduced to a
minimum and that restocking would
BE desirable, they are still extremely
cautious in ali their buying trans
actions. The transportation situ
alton favors them in this policy, as
they find it possible to sell bill Of
material, order the lumber and re
ceive shipment on it in ample time
to deliver it when needed. The
stock situation at the mills is only
fair. however, and should there be a.
moderate increase in demand II
would become impossible to give all
orders the Npersent prompt atten-
ton. Industrial demand is spotty,
factory buyers also making hand-to-
mouth buying their policy, especially
at this time when the general bust
ness outlook is rather obscured.