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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-03
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Worlds Champion

Flanders so" USED TO jealous of the victories os
Its bigger brother-E-M-F "30".
BUT NOW IT'S DIFFERENT .-.or ho,a III
worlds records up to 20 miles on the rnd
sds speeaway-]ust as complete cleanup $50"
NOT ONLY AT RACING but at b,1 c,,,bin , .,; u,s
demonstrated Its prouessits superiority com
Americas great hill climbing elasse-and seo ~ nss
events az, important ~ " o'ie'
THEN HEN TAKE ROAD RuNs-sueh as the gruelllng race
5000 fell by the wayde this great light car
splendid of herself 60 I gave
pEkhAPs TME GREATEST OF ALL great fcats tho
FLANDERS 10 has performed First to Hazleton"
run when this undertook the laying out road
that other had attempt during the two vess
that trophy had been offered for the accomplishment
YOU CANNOT APPRECIATE the conditions unless you
nave been thec We have little illustrated booklet that
shows some OF the seemingly impossible roads and the
Da1'eIs that ths can sirmountrd Let to you
hesated to buy automobile because you you couldn't
afford a hghcr-preed car-such EMF go" for
small that right on paved streets
or good roads but utterly incapable tacking really
hard job Of touring over bad roads ''a-AS
IF YOU HAVE HAD THAT IDEA in your mind let us send
two bookletsone entitled Hazleton and the
radical change of heart.
DOWN THE DIXIE TRAIL Is an account Of The c,;das,
Pa.hhnding Trip. Of Flanders in which she again
essayed feat of hard road work that before had
been performed by light did it 40 we'll she mad.
performances of $4,000 look like proverba thirty
cents-plugged. S
Flanders 20 1t is just good in every detail as EMP
80" little smaller that's all. And owners either Of
these know they cay go horsepower
cars costing $4,000 "ead the wayne viii follow
and we will arrive with ahead of yous
POWER ALONE DOESN'T MAKE EFFIcIENcY-its tho
relation between and weight. So il that EMP
go" will go anywhere 80 will go-snd the "2o" win
follow just easily and OF Of the coss
per passenger mile
OF COURSE SPEED DOESN'T necessarily prove quality.
In freak racer it certainly does in stocfs
model doesand that the his com
mand at all times power in excess of his ordinary needs
BUT ROAD TESTS DO-tests such as the Hazleton or
Gldden--these do quality in every part. And So
until other selling for 81 600 has duplicated
o at least attemptedhe feats of endurance Flanders
100 has accomplished will justified In usine ,ha
superave and proclanng this Greatest Light Family
Touring Car Earth"
AID 1T SELLS FOR $500 b. factory and carries with
it full years guarantee Your dealer can tell vo
how he deliverbetter get his hands
now and not be compelled to wait three months accept
second best substitute
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-03
POLICE PATROL
THROUGHOUT CITY
Rebels in Possession OF Marking
and Conditions Almost
Normal.
GENERAL CHANG ESCAPES
Revolutionaries Now Control
Waterway From Shanghai
q to Hankow.

Eenkins, December $50 A. M.-condi-
tone in Marking are now almost normal.
The revoluticnares who took possession of
tho city yesterday after pariey with tho I'm
perial government forces have placed po-
lice patrols throughout the city. General
Chang. ;he imperial commander, escaped
across tho river TO Pukow the night before
the revolutionary forces entered the city
with the consent and connIvance, 1t IS be-
iieved. Of tho rebel commanders. From
Pukow General Chang. accompanied by Loco
picked troops from the garrison of that
town. proceeded northward. II ia thought
through Shnntung
The foreign warships have returned to
their anchorage opposite Shai-Kwan. The
lending hulls will return to-day Trains
have commenced to run into Marking
Reports from Ssechuen province are not
feassuring. Many foreigners are unable to
leave becaus tho governors ind protection
from having foreigners within tho various
towne. which guarantees against attack. 1t
is suggested that the foreign governments
request Premier Yuan Shi Ilai to ask Gem
eral Il. the revolutionary commander, to
furnish an escort for Isolated foreigners to
places OF safety.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-03
Placed ON Honor liz,

san Francisco. Cal. December .-Tb.
n woI MIN, Chinese national society. which
- raising innds in America for the reyolu-
Sou'sts, placed on It's roll of honor In div
uan Moi-She and Yun-MIn, Chineso
T:Ssh and daushter, residing in Boston.
tH.E hHFins no money to Give tcndered
their tewelry for the cause banGsn,,,i
Eol4 hair ornament was received from ono
anu gold badge from the other
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-12-03
Situation Is Changed,

Shanghai, December 7.-The fall of Nam
kinE into the hands OF the rcvoiutionnrIes
mas again changed tho situation. The reyo-
iutionaries now absolutely control the water
way from shanghai to Hankow, with a fleet
O. twenty warships and number OF armed
juaks and forts
mere Is a base OF ample supplies avail
hoie whiie the funds hold out There is a
Ne.!-equipped arsenal at Shanghai and n bie
nilnt at NanktnE. where are also about fortS
The La Jara chronicle. (La Jara, Conejos County, Colo.) 1896-19??, 1911-11-24

The Rodda's were spending the
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Hess and did not hear the fire
alarm. Mr. and Mrs. 7. F. Walters,
who roomed in the building lost
all their clothing and other goods
to the value of $500. Miss Alice
Pfeifer of Alamosa, employed in
the restaurant, lost all her clothing
and several dollars in money.
Nothing was saved in the restau-
rant or harness shop.
Miss Clara ID. Cochran had $500
insurance on her millinery stock
and fixtures. A small part of the
stock was saved.
DR.. j. NJ. Blissard carried out
most of his instruments and books
but roll of bills amounting to
$40, his fishing poles and many
other valuables were forgotten.
Fred G. Kaser's bakery and the
Magnus building suffered a slight
loss incident to moving things
hurridly into the street.
Nearly every window in the
johnson Mercantile store across
the street was cracked by the heat,
as were one or two in the new
depot.
The building was an ancient
land mark, one of the first built
east of the railroad in the town
The La Jara chronicle. (La Jara, Conejos County, Colo.) 1896-19??, 1911-11-24

We are headquarters for all kinds
of confectionery Fresh supply
Just received, Kenton Bros.
Mrs. VIM. Forbes returned from
Pueblo the first part of the
week from Pueblo. Mrs. Forbes
is still in very poor health.
Mrs j. Gonzales has opened a
restaurant and lodging house at
Capulin. Read her announcement
in our advertising columns.
Mr. and Mrs. r. S, Shahan, Mr.
and Mrs. A. l.. Moss and Miss
Rauch were among the Alamosa
people who enjoyed the recital Of
last Tuesday night.
Babies born since Jan. !, 1909,
can be registered under the Stork
system of savings at any time at
our store. We will not close reg
istration for some time. Come in
and let us explain our system.
The w. A. johnson Mercantile Co
Geo. N. Seeley has prepared "A
case of samples of grains and
grasses grown around La Jara for
shipment to Prof. Spellman, head
of the farm management depart
ment. department of agriculture,
Washington, ID. G. Prof. Working
goes to Washington next week for
a conference and will arrange for
the display in the collection of the
department.
The La Jara chronicle. (La Jara, Conejos County, Colo.) 1896-19??, 1911-11-24
CATTLEMEN.

On Saturday afternoon, Dec, 2,
The La Jara Land and Leasing
Co., will sell about 35 head of full
blooded Hereford bulls from 3 to 3
years old These bulls are in fine
condition and in their prime as
breeders. If you need new blood
in your herd you cannot afford to
miss this opportunity. The sale
will take place at the stock yards
in La Jara.
The La Jara chronicle. (La Jara, Conejos County, Colo.) 1896-19??, 1911-11-24
] EVENTS OF THE WEEK !

Local views at Seyfer's.
Trade at Wilson's and you will
save money.
Money galore on Conejos county
farms. See La Jara State Bank
Stoves set up without profan-
ity Murphy-Neweomb Hardware
Co.
f you wish to rent or buy La
lara residence property, see Thos
McCunniff.
Leave orders at the postoftice for
fine home grown celery or call on
j. A. Watson.
We buy and pay cash for hides
and pelts. See us before selling.
City Meat Market.
Alfred Erlandson and Charles
johnson were down from the Nor
gan district to-day.
We give you our Morocco leather
folder and holder with every So
order. The Walters Studio, La Jara.
If you want the assurance that
your Insurance is written SO it in
sures, insure with Wilson & Rucker
: Don't forget the sale Of full
blood Herfords at the La Jara
stock yards, Saturday, Decem-
Der 2.
Miss Cochran will probably re-
open her millinery store as soon as
the insurance company can make
adjustment of her loss.
The matter of the final settle
ment of the estate of the late
Andrew Herbst will come up in
the county court November 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Thompson
of the Austin ranch were in town
Saturday. Mrs. Thompson left
Tuesday night for visit in Den
yer.
Miss Weist of the Newcomb
school and Miss Dodson of the
Richfield school will attend the
state teachers meeting at Denver
next week
With every purchase you get a
Cash Register Check which en-
titles you to so cash discount at
Seyfer's Drug Store on the corner.
Save them. they mean money in
your pocket.
st. Joseph, patron saint of the
church at Capulin, will be honored
next Sunday by the Catholic peo-
pie. LA Function de San Jose,
will he celebrated at Capulin on
the 26th and large number OF
visitors are expected.
The La Jara chronicle. (La Jara, Conejos County, Colo.) 1896-19??, 1911-11-24
Trade at Wilson's.

Trade at Wilson's.
Geo. w. NJ .Nutting spent Sun
day in Pueblo.
Home grown celery-best on the
market. Kenton Bros.
Picked pigs feet. Pickles-bulk
and bottled. City Meat Market.
For SALE-A pair of frst-class
brood mares L. II. Angevine. I
Trade at Wilson's and you will
get the best goods at lowest prices.
When you think of Xmas
pictures think Walters. La Jara
DR.. Davis dentist La Jara every
Thursday, Hamilton s drug store.
The public schools at Manassa
are closed on account of scarlet.
fever.
w. l.. Boatright. a Denver at
torney, was here on business Sat
urday.
True economy means buy the
best. At Murphy y-Newcomb Hard
ware Co.
You can get as good meat at the
east shop us at the west shop and
Just as cheap
When you want long term money
at low rate of interest come and
see the La Jara State Bank.
DR.. Blissard has removed to his
residence in the northwest part of
town. His new phone number is
Hickory 23l.
For RENT 600 acres native
grass pasture on the Austin ranch.
Enquire of Mrs r A. Austin,
Victoria hotel, Alamosa.
w. S. Burk and family left Mon
day evening for Denver. A large
number of friends We're at the
depot to bid them goodbye.
Three public sales in rapid sue
cession with no advertising. 1t
was hard work to give the goods
away at fourth of their value.
Misses Mable and Gertrude
Weist returned Monday morning
from Rocky Ford where they were
summoned by the death of their
mother.
Children playing with matches
set bed on fire at the residence
of Frank Phillips yesterday. The
mattress and bed clothing was
nearly consumed.
Why is it that the Home Lum-
Der Coal and Grain Co. sell nearly
all the coal used in this market?
1t is because they have the best
coal and treat you right.
Ben Sim accompanied by his
own and his brothers family left
last night for Turo, Iowa. Ed.
Sim remained to settle up for the
sale but expects to leave tonight
d. w. Working who is spending
couple of weeks in the valley,
was here Tuesday in connection
with farm management investiga-
tions for the U. S. department of
agriculture.
Mrs. Frank Albce and children
who have been visiting Mrs. l.. +.
Bigelow, departed Monday night
for Fort Collins where they will
visit several months before re
turning to their home in Brecken-
ridge.
Is your baby registered at our
storeg We start a bank account
of $1.00 for all babies living in
this vicinity born since Jan. l,
1909. Register the little ones at
any time and put money away
for their education. The w. A.
johnson Mercantile Co.
Rev. NJ. FL. Macleod, d. d.,
Presbyterian Superintendent of
The La Jara chronicle. (La Jara, Conejos County, Colo.) 1896-19??, 1911-11-24
FIRE F|fND CAUSES
A $4,000 loss
Town Saved by Effective Work
of Citizens.

Board of Trade building. on the
corner opposite the store of the
w. A. johnson Mercantile Co, was
totally destroyed by fire about 10
O'Clock Tuesday night,
The fire was discovered break
ing through from under the roof
in the rear of the building just as
the concert at the opera house
came to close. In few minutes
ii large crowd of men We're at work
trying to check the flames and
prevent their spread to nearby
buildings The fire pump WAS in
good shape and in a very few
minutes was throwing a good sized
stream into the harness shop but
with no effect and attention was
turned to saving goods and wetting
down adjoining buildings.
A second stream was brought in
to play after little trouble with
frozen hose and by this time the
side of the Magnes building 40 feet
distant had burst into flame.
Down between the two fires men
rushed with the line of hose and
after heroic battle in the blister
ing heat the fire on the Magnus
building was subdued. Doors
we're brought and held between
the nozelmen and the fire which
afforded some protection but was
hard on the fingers of the men
holding the doors. Fire hooks
were missing but long timbers We're
brought from the yards of the
Home Lumber, Coal & Grain Co
and the tottering walls were push
ed in and the flames somewhat
hindered by the sheet iron with
which the building was covered.
At critical time line of hose
had to be withdrawn to wet down
the front of the johnson store
which was commencing to blaze.
In the rear of the burning build
ing a line of hose and bucket
brigade had all they could do to
keep B. w. Kings blacksmith
shop from catching A row of
new sheds extending almost to the
alley burnt like tinder.
The night was quiet with no
wind and had that not been the
case the fire might have swept
over the entire block.
Mayor Smith telephoned Mayor
Edmisten of Alamosa for aid. A
special train of an engine and some
fiat cars was quickly prepared.
While the Alamosa fire depart
ment were loading their apparatus
Mayor Smith telephoned that the
fire was under control and their
services would not be needed.
From the time of the first alarm
until the fire was under control
was but Is minutes but they We're
full of excitement.
Myron Guymon, Geo. Parsons,
Dan Jetfers, Harry Middleton, Del
Smith and others worked with
water buckets and hose between
the burning buildings when it
seemed as though their clothing
would catch fire in second. A
pocket book in Guymon's hip
pocket shriveled as though it had
been fried on IL red hot stove.
Del Smith had II finger half cut
off on n piece of roof iron.
John Schecter fell off IA roof and
nearly killed himself.
The loss was between six and
seven thousand dollars.
w. A Braiden, building. 81 200.
insurance, $500.
The La Jara Harness company,
machinery, tools and stock, 81 800
Restaurant dishes and fixtures,
$500. Personal effects, money, etc,
belonging to Mr.. and Mrs. II. j.
Rodda. 5000 Insurance, 81 500
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-05
NJ ri,G LAND RuyER

D Now Is tho time to buy land I
, around Merrill. Oct Ia on the I
D ground hoor. before We get our I
D railroad. We have the cheapest I
D aud best land In the valley. Z
D Soc or wrltc TO the Merrill I
D Land Company. Merrill. Oregon. I
. S>>>>e>>>>A>HA>><
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-05
FOR SALE

Three hundred and twenty acre
ranch. house with ninc rooms, sum.
mer kitchen. bath room. cellar and
pantry; furnished; large lawn; 900
strawberry plants, ID soosebcrry and
Is currant plahts;; blacksmith shop:
large wagon shed: two barns; large
barn holds about is6 tons Of hay and
30 head Of horses; stock scales,
weighed 5000 head OF cattle In 1910
at 8 csnta head: meadow land. 500
acres meadow about 100 acres IN tin.
othy and clover: all under ditch:
water right free: cuts 500 tons os
hay: farming machinery included;
dsrricks. moving machine. rakcs,
plows. etc. Price $4,000. $50 an
acre. WIN give clear title: $4,000
down. oS.oeo q year At Z per cent,
inquire At sheri6's Once. Att
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-05

A committee OF Roseburg business
men who wsat to Portland to "boost'
for the third annual strawberry fcsti.
val. to b held In RoseburG. have re-
turned. The members Of the commit.
tee are much encouraged over their
visit 70 the metropolis. and predict
that several hundred Portland people
vii visit Roseburg on Portland day.
The committee personally visited
every Wholesale establishment In the
city. No lee than l3s tickets wers
pledsed. thus assuring . special train
which viii b. operated under the d..
rection OF oenerai Passenger Agent
Acldurray. Who will accompany the
party. with l35 tickets sold. the com.
mittes BELIEVES that fully 500 Port.
land psopls viii take advantage ol
the special train. and at the same time
enjoy the festivities. The COMMITTEES
are loud u their praise Of the treat.
ment aeeorde1 them By the citissea
Of Portland. TAs Portland CONNER.
cial Club was throwa open to the vie.
itors. a1a q committee OF Portland
ssotleues vas appolntsd to Assist the
Roesesrg nss u sAsis travels about
the city.-Umpqua Valley News.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-05


They were 1aey hichas'' VINO d'ed at
Madisoe. ~" % May ~; brid9el
sassIeck. whoes END came In Albania
last NAY; Patrick AeNanara. VINO
paeesd at Aonteomery. Ala. IN Sep.
te0ber; TAes. Carroll. who brcathed
10 laee % the roed while the camp
woe patc1ea 10 UousA OsoreSa: Jaa.
o'Hara. killed under train near
SAvannah Two days before Chrissmas.
aea six oehsrs. ail young or OLD mem
esrs OF the clan. and OIL equally hos'
ored at the end.
From the old church the funeral
passe4 On to the cemetery. who're sue
csedias ysan have crowded the
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-05

further relief 10 to the court may
scem Just and equitable. This cum.
mons Ia served BY publication thereof
In tho Evsning Herald, BY order ct
Hon. Henry l.. Benson. Judge Of the
First Judicial District Of Oregon,
made. dated and Med In said suit. at
klamath Fails. Oregon, March atst.
1911. which said order requires that
summons In said suit bs published
oncc a wssk for q period Of slx con.
sccutivc and successive weeks from
the sist day Of March. 1911. the date
oS the Arat publication OF summons
prescribed In said order.
u. w. kDn9cE.
s.si.S.sh Attorney for Plaintiff.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-05
WI SHALL DE GLAD
I'd TAKE YOUR ORDER

For your next weeks groceries and
table delicacies. Test " on tea. cot.
fee. spices. butter or anything Of
which you are . particularly good
judge. You'll and that what you get
from here is fully ~ good ~ and
probably better than similar groceries
for. which you have been accustomed
to pay more money.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-05

II the Circuit Court OF the state Of
Orsgoa. for the County Of Klam-
ath.
Lena .. Ciuts. Plaintiff. ~. Frank
Cluts. Defendant.
TO Fraak Cluts. the Above Named
Defendsat. In the name Of the
STATE Of Oregon:
You Are hereby required to appear
ald answer the complaint aled
agaiats you IN the above entitled
suit % or before Tuesday. tho I'd
day Of May. 1871. being the last day
Of the tine prescribed in the order
for The publication Of this summosa.
the arst publieatioa thereof being on
Tuesday. the 3ist day Of March. 1914.
And u you tall 20 to appear and
answer. for nant thereof the plain.
10 wiil apply 70 the court for the re-
lief prayed for In the complaint here
in. to-wit: For . decree dissolving
the boads Of natrimoay now existing
between plaintia and dsfsadsnt: for
the care aad custody Of Nsva Hoilis
Cluts: tor an order OF this court re-
straiaias you from 10 any way intsr.
esriag with plaintiR or said minor
ehiid durias the psndsacy Of this
suit: for the costs and disbursements
Of this suit. and for ssch other and
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-05
ROSEnun0 u AaoURID
OF Gas FOR R11lDENT0

R00eDUR0. Nay s.-Ths W. =.
Boardmaa company Of Gan Trancisco.
who we're rscently awarded . sas
franchise IN Rossburg. have aled with
the city recorder . certified check for
$1,000. a. . guarantee OF fuiAlling
their agreement to Install In this city
. gas system costing $4,000. Having
already secured . site for this gas
plant II 10 sxpsctsd that they viii b.
gin active operations thersos at . very
early date. The plant 10 70 be In op-
GRAFTON within eight moaths.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-05

NOTICE % aALD o. RIAL -.
TA1D At palvA1D oALD
II tAs cessty Cssse q ths Seaas q
0re0es. fes xlaaasA oessty.
u The Mater q ths DseaAs Of Martha
4. Wallis. Deesaoe1.
Ne&ies = hsfsey Sivso that. h DuT.
susaaee q - ss1ss q ~ abevs -
titjs1 eoust. oaAs 10 tAe sbeve -.
title6 natter. % The lSth 1sy ot
April. 1914. The uadsrsisssl. - "a.
ILLUSTRATES. Win ssll tAs Dssoisss
hseslaaftss 1ssesibe1. at privaas sale.
70 he higAsse blllss. fes east. On a.
aftss The lSth 1ay Of Nay. 1871. q
the lav o0ess g 0tsss . Barrett. II
the Americas Dask sal TSusG Com.
pssy bsii1iss. h tbs CITY q klamath
Falh. Cosaty q Klamath aa1 otsts
Of osseos. subject osly - tAs eoallF-
nation Of said ssis - by law pro.
vi1e1.
ne psoDssty hsssiabseere rsessrsd
"a b pastieulasly dssss1os1 - So)lovs.
to-wit:
TIE SWx ef the MEX; ~ wv
Of tAs NIX. ~. ~. ss1 tAs NWK
Of ~ NDx. 60. 20. -. % seutt q
rssSs ~. .. ". r.. h klamath eous.
". ossOeo.
Dated q xlansaA Yslls. ose0ea.
this lSth lay q ADsil. 1914.
J. J. 0A1RDTT.
Alniaistsates Of said nstaas.
t.l0.S.1eb D
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-05

WARRINGTON. Nay s.-TAs %.
prsms court Of The uaitsd States has
uphsld the eoastitutioeality of The
Nsv York statuts torbiddiag the Ne
Of . photograph Or name cf smother
tor trade o. aAvsstisiss purposse
without The pernission Of the subjees.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1911-05-05
CLAN GATHERS TO
|. ! INTER ITS DEAD
o'nARAs wANDERiNo IRlsnaEN
ARE AGAIN NEAR raE NATION.
Al CAPfrAL-sTORY or TIE
CLAN AND ITs Pn0PIE
United Pres Service


United Prsss ssrvics
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the outskirts Of the city whore the
fortified h,lls look down upou The
chattahoochee. n magic city hss rissu.
a city Of tents and wagon tops. Il
might be m army encampment ve.e
IL NOT that the tents are tattered and
battered and Of many colors. and
alled 10 overAovins Win lauehins
children. The csuvss.topped vasoas
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under a hundred trssa. eiyss The
magic city The sppea,ancs Of eus Of
the caravs,s Of ~ plalna Thas evsae
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d,ad. Ana ther, ARE many this vsar.
an even dosen children and thsie
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some Of the babies IN their mother's
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