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The La Jara chronicle., 1910-01-28
| EVENTS OF THE WEEK !

We are Sidu 10 report tne SICK
all improving.
Felis Gallegos was a Denver
visitor this week.
c. Abeyta made business trip
to Alamosa this week
See A. E. Mead who will cry
public sales at La Jara.
James r. Dougan of Denver
was here the first of the week.
O. P. Leon. practical watch
maker and jeweler. At Hamilton's
drug store, La Jara.
Genuine peach brandy, for
medicinal, family or ishermen's
use. Guaranteed. At Club Saloon.
Young men, our box stationery
is being watched by the girls.
Don't wait long. Hamilton Drug
Store.
Mrs. Robert Lyons was the guest
of Mrs, j. d. Pitcher the first of
the week, returning to visit her
sister, Mrs. James McKelvey.
Lots, acreage property, chicken
ranches, small farms, all on the
La Jara Townsite property Watch
for the new advertisement of the
7 NJ. l. Co.
Resolved that it is not a good
policy to be without fire protec-
tion. but that it is one of the best
kind of Policies if it is in one of
kavalec's good old reliable COM
panies.
DIR. Davis, the Alamosa dentist,
was obliged to omit his visit to
La Jara this week Thursday. On
account of the critical illness of
his father he was summoned to
Des Monies, Iowa.
Ira Nelson, who recently pur-
chased farm on the Harvey
ranch, arrived last Sunday morn
ing with his outfit from Toronto,
Kansas Mr.. Nelson is the right
kind and will make success. His
family will follow him shortly and
they will buiid new home on
their farm. Let everyone make
these newcomers feel welcome.
That comet, looks very much
like the pictures on the Sunday
school cards of the star of Beth
lehem. The first of the week, from
this point of view, it seemed to be
pointing right over VIM. Neff' S.
Later it worked over toward Joe
Pursley's and next week will be
about over Sid Lovett's place
Some of you boys out there look
in the nanger.
James a Stimson, who for three
years was civil engineer for the
Wheatland Investment Co. in
northwestern Texas. arrived this
week to handle the transit for the
Trans Mississippi Investment Co.
Mr.. Stimson is Il surveyor of ex-
perience and knows how to do
good work He began his labors
here by surveying and plating
the acreage property of the La
lara Townsite Co. which property
has been bought by the Trans
Mississippi Investment Co.
The comet seen these evenings
in the western sky is not Halley's.
While astronomers We're straining
their eyes over the other. this huge,
new visitor slipped out from behind
the sun and unnnnounced sprang
into the view of the most humble
The learned are as ignorant of its
origin and its orbit as the lsping
child but none can help but be
iunpes sed us it oms out of the
twilight an awe inspiring express
sion of creative power: ominously y
it hangs there. fearfully, Won
drously made \ body of incon-
ceivable magnitude shooting
through SPACE at a speed earthly
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Mrs. Z. l.. Blackburn went to
Del Norte Wednesday.

Mrs. Z. l.. Blackburn went to
Del Norte Wednesday.
Furniture. a new car load Just
received at Murphy-N -Newcomb's.
h. l.. Moore and Sam j. Nut
ting left Wednesday for Dalhart,
| Texas.
Kavalec has the most complete
line of legal and conveyance blanks
in the county. See him.
Buggies, car load just received
at the Murphy Newcomb store on
the corner. The kind you want
Plenty of cheap money to let on
Conejos county ranches for l, 2. 3,
or 3 years by The La Jara State
Bank.
Romualdo Ortiz and }. Luis
Rivera made a business trip to
Denver the first of the week, Mr..
Ortiz returning Wednesday.
]
Ask Kavalec for one of those
large new 1910 calendars and at
the same time inquire about rates
on insurance. He's got something
special.
Knowing that many of my pat
rons will smoke only the best ci-
gars made, | have put in large
line of those celebrated brands, the
Flor de Mandel and Martinez
W. w. Seyfer at the La Jara Drug
Store.
Last week we made mention that
Guy Miller was in charge of the
blacksmith shop of the late Frank
Brumbly. The name should have
been Guy Wilson. He is running
the shop for Mrs. Brumbly.
George Propp and family of
Marion, Kansas, arrived this week
with two cars of immigrant outfit
which they moved to the Harvey
ranch. Mr. Propp is one of eastern
Kansas best farmers and will
make his farm of 800 acres on the
Harvey ranch bloom like "A garden.
Watch the La Jara country grow
Sam j. Nutting, secretary of the
Trans Mississippi Investment Co,
arrived this week from Dalhart,
Texas, where he has had charge of
the company's Texas business
He will have charge, in conjunc-
tion with James A. Stimson, of
the surveying and plating of the
Austin ranch.
-Four Chicago & Northwestern
box cars came in Monday loaded
with goods belonging to four Iowa
men who will settle in this vicinity
Mr.. B. r. Sim comes from Shen-
andoah, Iowa. He bought farm
in the Morgan district from the
Hagadorn people last fall j.
l.. Jones is located in the same
district. j. HI. Laurance has a
farm between Bountiful and
Romeo. E. Il. Roarback will lease
having not yet made up his mind
to buy. Their cars were part OF
a solid train made up. of Iowa
people moving to Colorado, not
withstanding which they were over
ii week on the road and endured
many hardships. The railroad
sent a gang of Alamosa freight
handlers along with the cars and
it took them less than two hours
to unload the outfit. Household
goods, wagons, farm machinery,
chickens, dogs, COWS, horses and
mules were dumped in confused
mass upon the ground and it was
a couple of days before the strang-
ers got Strengthened out. One of
them, fortunately, had rented the
Payne property formerly occupied
by Roscoe LaRue and he befriend-
ed his less fortunate companions,
The women and children of the
party will not arrive for several
days.
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No. II

There is but a single firm in the city
in the business of distributing milk
Ihat is able To absolutely guarantee q
pure product The distributing pom. OF
this firm is on Colby avenue Oh The
corner of 23ri, and daily $50 gallons Of
milk are sem cut. The milk distributed
~ this firm Is received twice each day
from the Cavalier ranch and is so care
fully and scientifically handled that it
reaches the customer in the best pos
sille condition In addition to the milk
sold, this firm handles ice cream. cream
for whipping ano fresh ranch eggs. NJ
pains are spared here in making salts
fled cutomers, and the delivery service
afforded here is the very best Orders
.veeeired by telephone receive the same
careful attention as orders personally
given This firm enjoys an extensive
trade with the union sympathizers Of
Everett because their slogan is the
same, Sanitary conditions"
/. Give name Of firm. ?, Tell why the
milk handled by this firm is the best
and most hsalthful sold in Everett.
Answer-1. Everett Dairy; ., Be
cause il is Pasteuri1ed.
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Meet me at-----------"
Who IN Everett mas not heard The
foregoing a stranger IN the city
meets a friend.
Where viii I be able 10 see YOU To-
nighr?' asks the stranger.
Meet me at--------' is the prompt
reply.
il is easy 10 FL IN the blank. Ev-
erg one ia Everett knows the most
popular cigar store IN the city. II II
located on Hewitt avenue on one Of the
most prominent corners. The secret
u The popularity Of this store is the
UNION MADE sentiment Of the pro
pretor and manager Of the business
Ia addition to the store where are car
ried the best known brands Of tobae-
c0 the store owner is the manufacture
If well known brands Of UNION MADE
cigars notable among which are the
IL >Judsn" william Blackman,
named for the popular labor leader, and
the ~Gilt Edge This firm also makes
the most popular cent cigar sold in
Everett. l. r. good smoke and
strictly UNION MADE
Give name Of cigar store. 2, Giys
name Of popular cent cigar.
Answer VIM. Haferkoru; ., Hat
erkorn's Seal
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Hewitt avenue at number l2l6, where
are displayed fabrics in all the latest
shades and designs Notable among
these and popular at this time Of the
year are greys and snuff colored browns.
At this store special price win be
made to union men and their friends
in these shades for a short time OF
course. all Of the standard shades Of
goods are carried in stock here and
every union man in the city knows the
quality of workmanship. 1t is the
standard Of tailors Of the best class,
whether in Everett or any Of the big
centers. No cheap, limitations are
handed out here, but everything is
Just as you, Mr.. Union Man, should
have it.
!. Give name of proprietor Of this
tailor shop ? Tell special price to be
made to union men and their friends on
a good serviceable suit of clothes for
few days.
Answer. C. W. Rose; ?. $50.
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carry lines Of UNION MADE goods
as ii is that they observe the require
ments Of their own union. Many
workers are not informed IS to what
lines are made under fair working con-
ditions. There L. store on Hewitt
avenue, 1907 is the number, where are
carried some strictly UNION MADE
lines. Notable among these are Salmon
& Cook hats, Crown overalls and shirts,
Victor shoes and Cutter & Crossette
shirts This store is the exclusive
agency in Everett for one Of the best
known lines Of UNION MADE clothing
in the country. The line is complete
and every worker in the city viii find
his fit AS result of the known
union sympathies Of the proprietor Of
this establishment, this store is en-
titled to the patronage of the union
men Of the city.
Give name If store. 2. Give name
Of line Of clothing.
Answer The Togeery; 2 Held
man Heldman.
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No. 18.

Throw away your wash tubs; Tor
get your regular Monday toll; do not
worry about clean clothes for the rest
Of the week"
This j. the advice 10 Everett house
wives By an enterprising laundry
manager Of the city. He has decided
to inaugurate system Of wet" wash
ing for his patrons. Do you know what
this means! MOI Well, here you are.
This particular laundry viii send a
wagon 10 your house, get whatever
laundry you have, and in a few house
return same 10 you washed and
ringed." By "ringed" is meant pTae-
tically dried out With the modern
wringing machines the process Of wiring
ing H. equivalent to actual drying" in
many Of our homes. Anyway it means
big saving 10 every housewife 70 look
up this offer. This laundry il located
On the Riverside and If you are in doubt
about the name ask some astronomer.
ANY one viii tel you that stars are
bright and the manager Of this concern
gave his business a bright name.
In addition this laundry has estab-
lished q reputation for bundle work
and prompt service, the best work and
speed are guaranteed.
Give name Of laundry. 2, Tell how
this laundry win charge for "wet"
washing.
Answer star Steam Laundry: 2,
Three and one-half cents per pound.
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No. 81.

With the facilities unequalled by any
other similar establishment in the
Northwest, there is concern doing
business in Everett with branch houses
in Seattle, Tacoma. Bremerton. Belling
ham, South Bellingham and Port
Townsend. that makes it possible for
union workers in the city to enjoy the
best meats. In addition to fresh meats.
butchered under the most sanitary con-
ditions, this firm manufacturers several
brands q hams, bacon and lard. white
Rose, one of the brands OF lard is
rated as the purest on the market in
any section. 1t is produced under the
most favorable conditions and contains
nothing but the best materials. In
hams and bacon this firm has the well
known Grown brand. high-class
product in every respect a popular
product handled by this firm is lard
substitute, an article that meets with
the requirements Of many and one that
is absolutely healthful. The place of
business of the firm above referred to
Is on Hewitt avenue, near the yiaduct
J. Give name Of firm. ., Give name
Of one brand Of lard and one brand Of
hams and bacon not above named.
Answer. Frye & Brnhn. Inc; .
hoseleai; f.-B. Hams and Bacon.
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Candies, Tie best-uade IL the most
sanitary factory IL TIE Northwest
This is not az idle boast. Il is the
plain statement q fact Of the leading
druggist iu Everett who owns and
operates the Everett factory for the
Manufacture Cf This line Of homemade
sweets. This store De- located Oh Hewitt
avenue ia The middle 81 one of the most
important blocks IN the retail district.
Tired after several hours Of shopping
MANY E<erett women have taken ad-
vantage Of the comfort afforded ia the
rsiIeshment parl9rs IN the store. There
over cup OF hot Tea, coffee, c10co-
late OF q sparkling glass Of ice cold
soca water fa-5 que ia- vanished And
a. place 60 re.- while waiting iJr the
filling Of q prescription. rlr which this
store has bong been known for rals-
bilitv and fair dealing tne refresb-
ment parlor. have proven Ideal The
members " unions il Everett their
families and friends, age invited % par
tieira-e iu r1e hospitality afforded al
this store with the assurance that they
wil be treated cordially and fairly,
whether they make purchase or not
We have music every Saturday night
Give name ri store: ? Tell why
this store is best place 10 have pres
criptinu filled
Ansv el-1 Roberts Bros Drug
Stu~es 2 1ur dr9gs are fresh and we
are reliable
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NOTICE OF MEETING OF STOCK
HOLDERS OF THE EVERETT
TRADES BUILDING ASSOCIATION
A CORPORATION.

Notice is hereby given that in pur-
suance to a resolution of the Board OF
Directors of the Everett Trades Build
ing Association, corporation, organized
and existing under and by virtue of the
laws Of the State of Washington, hav-
ing its principal place of business at
Everett, Washington, adopted at a
meeting of said board duly held in regu-
lar manner on the 18th day of April
1910; at the principal place of busi.
ness Of said corporation in Everett. sno.
homish County, Washington; a meeting
OF the stockholders of said corporation
i hereby called for and viii be held ~
the principal place of business Of said
corporation at No. 2S14 Lombard Ave
nue., Everett, Snohomish County. wash.
ngton, on Wednesday, the 22d day Of
June; lsIV' at the hour Of eight p. m.
on that day for the purpose of con.
ssiidering and acting upon the proposi.
non OF increasing the capital stock Of
saia corporation from 100000, the
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No. IS.

The names Of two lines Of groceries
should be burned into the memory of
every union worker in Everett. and, in
fact, into the memory Of every person
who, earning his living here, has the
best interests Of the city at heart. 1t
lis not meant that the mere names Of
the lines referred to shonld be remem-
bered because they are especially pref
~ in themselves, but because the goods
for which the names stand are the best.
Made under the best working conditions,
sanitary, the product Of the best ma
terials, the buying of these brands
means protection Of your own and your
family's health. But there is stil an
other reason. These brands are handled
exclusively here by a local wholesale
house, and when You get the best in the
line Of groceries, you patronize home
institution that is helping You. Not
long ago a committee representing the
different unions in the city investigat-
led the two brands referred to and its
report was so favorable that union men
give these brands the preference over all
Others. There viii be little difficulty
for you to discover the names of the
two brands above referred to. The best
grocery stores in the city and vicinity
handle both Of these lines. But if Won
are unable to discover the brands, call
up Everett's only wholesale grocery
house and inquire. You viii be treated
cordially and supplied with the infor-
nation.
l. Give name of wholesale grocery
house. 2. Give names of the two brands
above referred to.
Answer, Pacific Grocery Co; ..
"Everbest" and Equality"
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No. 90

Experts agree that the perfect family
flour is made from bluestem wheat so
ground, bolted and blended as to be
equally good for bread or pastry. This
result Is obtained by the only flour
mill in the city and is embodied in its
popular brand Of flour, known not only
to the Everett public but far and wide
in the northwest The bluestem flour
used by this mill is selected from mid
ding stock, purified by air currents
and the local mill is admitted to be the
cleanest in the state The flour of this
mil is neither bleached nor adulter-
ated. 1t is strictly a pure food and a
guarantee goes with every sack No
mill on the coast has better equipment
than the local mill The millers are all
men Of experience, and the operation is
directed by master hand. Every pro
cess in the making OF this flour is con
sistent with the requirements Of the
friends Of organized toll. and if there
ever was an institution in the city that
is deserving Of the support OF union
labor il Is this one
J.. Give name OF milling company. ,
Give name Of popular brand of flour
manufactured here.
Answer, Everett Flour Mill Co:
?. Rest Everett Flour
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ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE ON PETI.
TON FOR ORDER OF SALE OF
REAL PROPERTY.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
STATE OF WASHINGTON. IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF SNOHOAISH.

In the Matter of the Estate of Henry
Samuel Etzwiler, Deceased.
Ii appearing from the petition of D
w Locke. the duly appointed admin
istTator in the above entitled estate
that 1t Is necessary and would be bene-
fetal to said estate that the whole of
the real estate Of said estate should
be sold.
1t is therefore ordered that the heirs
OF said deceased lwho died inteststel
to-wit:
Henry Alvin Etzwiler, Stephen Doug
las Etzwiler. Manda Hall {nee Manda
ktzwilerl, George W, Etzwiler, and Ed
ma Gertrude Ward NEE Edna Gertrude
Etzwiler) all being over the age Of 2l
ySrs, and all perseAs Interested in
said estate, appear before this court
on the 2lst day Of May, 1910, to show
cause, if any there be, why such sale
should not be ordered, and that a COPY
OF this order be published in the Labor
journal newspaper printed and pub
iished IN said county, for four success
sive weeks immediately preceding The
time set for said hearing.
The order heretofore made herein
setting the 10th day Of June. 1910, as
the time for hearing Of order to show
cause on petition for order Of sale of
real property made on 2nd day of April.
1919, is hereby revoked.
Dated This 10th day Of April, 1910.
JOHN SANDIDGE,
Court Commissioner.
+. 7. WOODWARD.
Attorney for Administrator.
Everett, Washington.
published on April %. %. MAY c. l3.
20 1910.
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most prominent corners. Representing
a house that has long been recognized
as favorable TO the union labor move
ment. 4 - store is consistent and the
result Is that only such pianos as the
.-Steinway." "A. 3. Chase" Emerson"
''Kurtzman," "Estey," "Conover," -ET-
erett." Gable" and ''Kingsbury" are
carried in stock There are three other
well known makes carried here but not
mentioned above One Of the recognized
ana admitted features Of this store Is
that a child can shop here as well as
grown person. The lowest price pos
sible has been placed on each piano and
a wage Garner can buy at the same
price as 2 banker. In addition 10 j
general line Of musical instruments,
this store is headquarters for the ia
nous Victor Talking machines A
large stock Of the latest records are
constantly kept on hand.
Give name OF saore. ., Give names
Of three pianos carried and not men
toned above.
Answer. sherman, Clay q Co: 2.
Packard. Wellington, Ludwig.
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N0------
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
IN TIE SUPERIOR COURT OF THF
STATE OF WASHINGTON. N
AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF SNNIInNrTCu
OF SNOHOAUSH

OF SNOHOAIlSH
lnterarban Realty Company. a corpo.
ration Plaintiff, vs.. Richard O. Weltt
and Edith Welts, his wife. J. Baum
garten, Charles +. Rosengrend and
Jane Doe Resengrend, his wife.
WHOSE true Christian name is IN
known; also all other persons or
parties unknown, claiming any right.
TILE, estate, lien or interest in the
real Estate described in the complaint
herein, Defendants.
The State of Washington. TO Richard
~. Nelts and Edith Welts. his wife. ]
Baumgarten, Charles L. Rosencrend and
Jane Doe Rosengrend, his wife fwhose
true Christian name is unknown; also
all other persons or parties unknown
claiming any right, title. estate. lien OF
interest IN the real estate described In
the complaint herein. the said de.
PENDANTS:
You are hereby summoned to appear
within sixty days after the date of the
first publication of this summons. Ia.
wit: within Sixty days after the 29th
day of April, A. D. 1910, and defend
the above entitled action in the abova
entitled court, and answer the com
plant of the plaintiff. and serve a eonv
OF your answer upon the updeasiOna5
attorney for plaintiff. al his offire he.
low stated; and in case Of vonr failura
so to do, Judgment win IL ran5sras
against you according to the demand
% ,he complaint, which has been filed
with the clerk of said court
me object OF this action is to Quiet
sitie m the plaintiff, and 10 exclude tbs
u,elenaants, and each Of them, from any
elaim OF interest or lien, in and to The
iiohoWlng described real estate. sitnated
N enohomish County, State of Wash.
Inc Southwest Quarter of the North.
east Quarter and the North Half az tha
= Sou heast Quarter lSWH of MEL ana
!, o. sk'4l Of Section Thirteen fi3l
4 township Twenty-Five f2s) North
range Five t5l East Willamette AIar;
alan and East Half Of Northeast Ouar
yer RE12 OF NEAl OF Section T,renty
Jour t24l, Township Twentv.nina IoSA
North, Range Five 90 East, and Iots
Two ~, Three 10 and -Four f4l- nj
section Eighteen Igl. Townsh;r
llwenty-nine 1917 North. of Ranar
SIX t6l East Willamette Meridian al
LOIS one az, Two t2) and Three "a
md Northeast Quarter of the Nortl
vest Quarter lNE1s of NWHl of sec
,ion Nineteen tlsl, Towrthip Twent,
line ~ North. of Range SIX "a
East Willamette Meridian. W
ROBERT McAfURCHIE.
,,s Attorney for Plaintiff
'iiiee and Postoffiee Address. 414
American National Bank RuildIng
Everett, Washington.
o Late Of first publication April 20,
u
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Located OIL the most important cor
ner II Everett. Is EyeIstts greatest
mems and boys clothing and furnish
inr goods store. This store has long
been the buying Headquarters tor union
men of not only this city but the sur
rounding sections. As a result. Union
Made goods are here given the pref
erenee. Among the notable specials Of
this store, Union Made and entitled TO
the favor Of members Of all unions IL
the city are-It Is brand OF overalls
that vii attract especial attention OF
Everett workers and carried exclusive
~ By this store. This brand has long
been OF the market and its merit has
won recognition among all classes. An
inquiry at the store Will result in youI
becoming familiar with this garment
Give usme Of store. ., Give name
Of overall 8 Tell why the best
Answer Brodeck: g. Carrlart's
3. best material and made by The best
and highest priced union labor.
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in its spacious concrete home on the
Riverside is EreTetts greatest laundry
WITH the most modern facilities fos
turning ont work careful attention Of
the uagenent 10 the details, stric.
enforcement Of the rule 70 employ none
bur union help. this Laundry has built
W such q businss o. 10 warrant the
assertion that there are few concerns
lr the west is equal The Light. airy
and sanitary work rooms enable the
employee 10 perform their best work.
This laundry makes a speciality Of
family work, and the prices quoted
have induced many Of ETerett's house
wives 10 discontinue doing the usual
family washing There IS one feature
that charGcterizes this laundry as one
II the most progressive in the country.
u Is a convenience appreciated by it,
patrons
Give name Of laundry. 2. Tell
what convenience is referred 70 above.
Answer Independent Steam Lauu-
dry; 2 We mend AMI repair all
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