The La Jara chronicle., 1910-07-08

divers meat market.
Dr. Davis. the Alamosa dentist, at
La lara every Thursday at Hamil-
tons drug store All work guaranteed.
II you want notary of many years
of experience. go to R. j. Kavalec.
He understands all kinds of convey
ancing.
Rass Pursley went to Denver Mon
day night where he will spend
couple of weeks receiving treatment
f7r an eye trouble.
Mrs. Wm. Gierke, of Burlington,
Iowa. arrived last week and is Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. H. j. Rieke,
al their farm near Bountiful.
Jas. A. Watson went to Denver
Saturday night, attended a conven-
ton of rural mail carriers, and re
turned home Tuesday morning.
Miss Rachel Garrett, Cora and Mrs.
Maxfield drove over from Monte Vista
last Saturday and visited friends in
the city, returning home Tuesday.
The Christy Comedy Company is
billed for Monday and Tuesday of
next week. They were here last
year for several nights and gave good
satisfaction
Mr.. and Mrs. Young and daughter,
who have been guests at the home
Of Brig. Young of Sanford for several
weeks left Tuesday morning for
Pennington, N. NJ.
The surveying corps have finished
their work on the proposed telephone
line between Alamosa and Pagosa
Springs and it is now up to the con-
struction gang to get busy.
The Ladies' of the Maccabees have
decided to hold their ice cream socia
al the home of Mrs. w w. Seyfer
on Saturday evening, July 9Th, from
7;3O to II o'clock. All are invited to
attend
Notwithstanding the effort to re-
duce the "cost of living the i'm
ports from France. most of them
being luxuries, are touching the high
est figures ever reached by the u
nited States.
One of the features of the celebra-
ton at Capulin, was family row,
and the principals came before Judge
McCunniff next day to air their diff
ferences. The judge gave them some
friendly advice and induced them to
shake hands and go peacefully on
their way
C. L. Smiths strawberry patch did
not bear quite as well this year as
usual, many of the plants winter
killed. \ number of boxes have been
picked, however, since the 1st of the
month. Some of our farmers should
go more extensively into strawberry
growing Think of the price that
nice fresh berries would command
on the market at the present time.
Last Sunday some young men of
Blanca went outing. They took ma
chinery for amusement, among which
was an ugly-loOking 80. After wear
ing the edges off by shooting at a
mark, one venturesome lad held a.
oft his hat and told a companion to
plug away. He plugged. The boy
mounted a horse and beat it to the
doctors, who bandaged the right arm
Just above the wrist.-Blanca News.
Miss Maud Butler has been elected
to teach in the La Jara schools as
assistant in the primary room. The
young lady has shown marked ability
along educational lines, and we pre-
dict a successful year for her. She
is one whom to know is a pleasure,
as the people of our neighborins
town will soon learn, and we trust
that they will realize this fact to
such an extent that her stay with
them will be made especially pleasant
-Alamosa Independent Journal.
The result at Reno while it leaves
the black man undisputed champion
of the world, has no bearing what
ever upon the race problem, which
year by year is becoming to be one
of the greatest problems that confront
the American people. Jeffries proved
to be but an empty shell, minus all
his former strength and speed, he
was far from being the white mans
hope" he fondly pictured himself.
Time alone can solve the race prob
lem. The survival of the fittest is
the first of natures laws and if the