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The La Jara chronicle., 1911-01-13
PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas. John l.. Jones. grnntor. by his
recordcd in the office of the clerk and
.ccordcr of Conejos county. Colorado in
Book 73 at Page lSi conveyed to the Public
Trustee of said county. the following land
in said county. to-wit:
The northwest quarter of Section seven
ranre rssn nil nine o. E.. 4. Il. II. together eth with With
two t2l shares of the capital stock of The
scandinavian Ditch Company. i'm trust.
to secure three principal notes of even
date with said Trust Deed for $4,000 pay
on 6i anry r@ Arga isiI sSto or on Hrhsn snnqy
1912 and $1,000 on January l. 1913. after
date, with interest thereon from date at
the rate of six t6) per cent, per annuni.
payable annually. and evidenced by no
interest notes.
And whereas. default has been made by
said grantor in said Trust Deed. in the
performance of the covenants and condi
lions imposed upon him by the terms of
| said Trust Deed. in this. to-wit: That said
grantor has failed to pay said principal
note when due; and failed to pay the
annual interest due on said principal note
ON January l. 1911.
And whereas. the legal holder of the
Indebtedness represented by said note has
| filed W til said Public Trustee notice and
demand in writing. declaring said default.
| represented by said note. and interest
thereon to date of sale, due and payable:
and demanding the sale of said land
under said Trust Deed.
| Now therefore, notice is hereby given
that pursuant to said notice. election and
demand. and under and by virtue of the
authority vested in ME by said Trust Deed
and the law. ]. A. /. Kendel. Public Trustee e
of sud county. will sell the above described
land for cash. at public auction to the
highest bidder at the east front door of
the Cnun Court House in said county.
on "Wednesday the 18th day of February,
| 1911. ut 10 o'clock in the forenoon for the,
purpose Of paying said notes, interest and
expenses of this sale. and will give to the
| purchaser thereof u certificate OF purchase
therefor provided by law.
| Dated. january 10th, 1911.
A. l. EENDEL,
Public Trustee of Conejo, County.
Colorado.
First pub. Jan. I3 1911.
Last pub. Feb. 10. 1911.
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y " T VT '7'Ts77IN aNI7NT'
County of Coucjos,
l. Rudolph J, kuvnlcc. Cashier nf the
nbovc named Bank, do solcmnly swear
that the above statement is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
RUDOLPH ]. EANALEC.
Cashier.
Attest majority of directors:
RUDOLPH J. kAVAIEC.
LUTHER y. NORLAND.
JOHN w. SHAWCROFT.
CIIRlSTEN JENSEN.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
lyth day of Jnnunry, 1911.
THOS. McCUNNIEF.
tScaD Notary Public.
NV commission expires. Jan. H. 1871
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LA JARA SCHOOL NOTES.

Miss Leila Mount was visitor
at the school last Friday after
noon.
Miss Grace Kingsbury was alb
sent from school two or three days
this week because of illness.
Luta Webb of the Sth grade has
been absent this week because of
illness. She is still ill at this
writing
Gladys Bigelow has been absent
for more than IA week because of
illness. Gladys is one of our best
pupils and we trust that she will
soon be with us again.
Hattie Smith and Olive Engle
of the Roosevelt and Longfellow
societies will be at the head of the
program committee for the next
two or three months. They will
be assisted by the teachers and
by other pupils. Programs will
not be given oftener than every
other week hereafter. Each society
will give one program per month.
No program will be given this
month until the last Friday.
The little spelling match last
Friday afternoon was very interest
ing. We will have another this
Friday afternoon.
The 7th and Sth grades have
taken up the study of physiology.
We have found it necessary to
admonish our pupils to be very
careful of their health. Young
people in the pursuit of pleasure
or enjoyment lose sight of the one
most essential element of all en-
joyment and happiness health.
Health is more precious than all
the good times" that could be
piled up higher than our noun
tains. Ever keep in mind that the
first and greatest enjoyment is
the enjoyment of health and that
without it there is no other real
enjoyment When you pursue
pleasure, pursue it in a manner
that will not destroy the greatest
of all pleasures health.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-01-13
Applications for Grazing Permits

NOTICE is hereby given that all appli-
cations for permits to graze cattle. horses.
and sheep within the RIO GRANDE
NATIONAL FOREST during the senson
of 1911 should be filed in my office at Monte
Vista. Colorado, on or before March l. 1911.
Full information in regard to the grazing
fees to be charged. and blank iornIs to he
used in making application. will he furn-
ished upon request w. ! MORRILL,.
Forest Supervisor.
First pub. Jan q. 1911.
Last pub Jan. q. 1911.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-01-13
LEROY WILSON.
Certificate of Authority No. -.
Report of the Condition
THE LA JARA STATE BANK

At La lara. in the state Of Colorado. at the
close ui business,
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-01-13
Stockholders Meeting.

The regular annual meeting of the stock
holders of The Murphy -Newcomb Hard
ware Company will he held at O'Clock
p. M. mt the Office of the company in the
Town of La Jnrn. Colorado. on February
9th 1911, for the purpose of electing dircc-
tors and such other business as may
properly come before said meeting.
Dated. La lara. Colo. Jan. 10. 1911.
J. c. LAWTON,
Secretary.
First pub. Jan. i3 1911.
Last pub. Feb, }. 1911.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-01-13

To further the scheme of re
trenchment no letters of advice
are now sent with postoffice mon
ey orders and orders are of the
same form as used by express
companies.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-01-13
NOTICE.

All who are indebted to me are
hereby notified that their ac-
counts are past due and insist
ON prompt payment. Come in
and make satisfactory settlement
at once.
LEROY WILSON.
The La Jara chronicle., 1911-01-13
Card of Thanks.

The undersigned desires to ex-
press his sincere qualification for
the expressions of sympathy and
aid extended him during his be
reavement, the death and funeral
of his beloved wife.
ROMUALDO ORTIZ.
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A House Party.

Miss Helen Scott gave charming
house party last Saturday evening in
honor of her guests, Misses Wake
field Mattison of Winnsboro, Annie
Lee Mcneil of Florence, Marguerite
Michie and Flora Erwin of Darlington
and Christian Hawley of Charlotte,
n G.. Those present were: Misses
Jimmie Britton, Harriet Crouch,
Margaret Youmans, Agness Erck-
mon, Alma Davis; Messrs E l. Fish
burne, S P Harper, DR. R C McCabe,
w w Barr, P G Gourdin, ] H Scott,
D C Scott, w R Scott,J L Brocking-
ton, and T G Boddie of Florence.
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PROPERTY FOR SALE!
THE ANDERSON HOUSE,
TWO STORIES, EIGHT
ROOMS.

House itself cost 81, 400, when
built several years ago. Same
house couldn't be built for 50, 800
now. House was not built for
rent, no shoddy work in it. Built
of first class lumber throughout.
1t is built on exactly the same
plan as other houses in Kings
tree that couldn't be bought for
twice the amount asked for this
house. Large lot, barn, stables
and good fences. A frst-class
home. House (alone) insured
for 81, 300; could therefore be
mortgaged for the same amount.
Lot consists of two original lots,
and worth, without house or out
buildings, from 600 to 800 dollars.
Barn and stable worth several
hundred dollars. Fences alone
cost over a hundred dollars. Can
be bought now for 81, 500. Terms
reasonable. Look at the proper
ty yourself, and investigate ev-
cry statement made in this arti-
Gle, and if interested, can give
you some information relative to
this property. House will rent
for $500 per month. Property
will bring $3,5 if held. This
offer will soon be withdrawn,
other arrangements being made,
and if you want the property for
81, 500, act at once.
p9%OTHER KINGSTREE PROP
ERTY FOR SALE.
w. w. BARR, Jr.
Real Estate and Insurance,
Kingstree, S. G.
11-9-3m
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
j: All Property !:
Owners

should realize the value of iden-
tifying themselves with a HOME
bank, of joining interests with
those who are working for the
advancement of this town and
vicinity. This matter is OF real
and actual Importance to each and
every one of us. If you are not
a property owner and would like
to become one (every man, every
woman and every child has a
right to and should have a home
"a home in which they can feel
a personal interest and take pride
in adding the little improvements
which make for the beauty and
comfort of life) start an account
with this bank, it will assist you
to conserve and save a larger
part of your income and is the
first step toward a home OF your
own. Begin NOW.
Bank Of Williamsburg
KINGSTaEE, S. c.
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He looks we'll and hearty, much i'm
proved by his summer trips.

proved Dy his ouIlllllSI lIlpS.
Between now and January of the
new year we are going to try to
send a statement to every subscriber
in arrears. Meantime it will save us.
lots of trouble and expense if you
will pay what you owe without re-
Quiring a statement. Moreover, II
you don't want the paper next year
we would esteem it great favor to
so advise us only if you are behind,
please enclose money order, check,
stamps or something to balance your
account.
Mr. E D Epps of Central presented
us Saturday with sackful of sweet
potatoes and turnips, which, it were
needless to say, was a most accept
able gift. AS Thanksgiving draws
near we are daily more forcibly re-
minded of how many things we
should be grateful for, especially the
manifold kindnesses of our liberal
hearted friends. Mr. Epps says that
he will have some better turnips
later on, but the kind he sent US is
plenty good enough for US, thank
you.
Within the past two weeks we
have had two half-page advertise
ments and one whole page, all of
which came from other counties,ex-
cept one page. Friends, ,ifit pays the
business men of Florence and
Georgetown to use our space, how
much more profitable should it be to
the business men Of our own town
and county, where the circulation of
The Record is so much greater?
Don't get demoralized by the sup
posed dull season.; now, as never
before, is the time to advertise.
Most weekly papers published on
Thursday, the day The Record goes
to press, require copy" for commu-
nications of length, or advertising, to
be submitted not later than Satur-
day or Monday. We have strained
point and extended cur limit to
Tuesday noon of the current week,
vet nearly every week we receive
advertisements on contributions
Wednesday and even Thursday, &C
companied always with the request
TO be sure to publish in this weeks
paper
We are sorry to have to make ex-
cuses again for the paper being late,
but there came in a rush of belated
matter after our time limit, all of
which we were asked to be sure to
publish this week, as it was very i'm
portant. We endeavored to comply,
but although we worked overtime,
we could not get the tyye set and
the paper printed on time. 1t is
physically impossible to avoid being
late unless we adhere strictly to our
rule not to publish anything that
comes in later than Tuesday MORN
ing. This week we had over two COL
umns to come in Wednesday and
Thursday. Now, friends, we are do
ing all in our power to give you
good service, won't you please help
US by not asking US to publish lengthy
articles submitted later than Tues
day morning? Unless our rule be
adhered to, we shall be forced to
change our day of publication to
Friday, instead of Thursday.
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AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

9 ton, on the local market. ,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Give your business tonic-adver-
tise.
Mrs Lucille B Griffin of Greenville
is visiting at Mrs L J Barr's.
Hon w D Bryan of Taft was noted
in town Friday.
The slot machines in town have
been outlawed.
Mr. w H Harmon of Chapman
was noted here Tuesday between
trains.
Mr. and Mrs H Foxworth, of
Cades vicinity, were noted in town
Saturday.
Messrs S A and F P Guerry of
Zeb we're welcome visitors at our
sanctum Saturday.
Mr. D E McCutchen, of the Indian
town church vicinity, was in town
Saturday few hours.
Leroy Lee, Esq, was in Florence
several days last week attending the
court of common pleas.
We've got the finest town of its
size to be found anywhere. Let the
world know it-advertise.
Mr. S 7 Nesmith of Morrisville fa-
vored our sanctum with a pleasant
call Saturday while in town.
We were pleased to have a visit
FSaturday from our friend, Mr. K d
Gamble, of Indiantown postoffice.
Mrs M F Swami and daughter,
Miss Eula, returned Thursday night
from a delightful visit to Tampa,
Fla.
An advertisement in The Record
goes into the hands of eighteen hun
dred people - the best people on
earth.
If you don't want this paper dis
continued, we will take it as favor
to so notify US, but please pay what
you owe first.
Mr. E D Sallenger, one of the News
& Courier's bright young men,
was in town Friday inthe interest of
that popular daily.
Mrs w H McGee and Mrs G W
Wolfe and little Miss Stella Wolfe
are spending several days this week
in the City by the Ocean.
Col WBL Logan of Charleston and
George P Logan, Esq, of Columbia
spent several days in town this week
with their mothers family.
Mr. HI Brown of Cades brought
us last Saturday two fine large po-
tatoes of his raising. We thank our
friend for his thoughtful kindness.
Mr. Jesse Hawkins Of Sumter ar
rived in town Saturday night on a
visit to his mother, Mrs E B Hawkins,
who returned with him on Sunday.
. Several punches Of partridges
ohave passed US recently in the hands
of some one else. Who will bring US
a nice string for love or money, or
both?
Kingstree High and Graded school
will be in session next Saturday, as
the following Friday, being the day
after Thanksgiving, will be a holi-
day.
The local telephone company has
made a contract with the Bell people
to furnish long distance connection
to all subscribers of the local service
who desire it.
Wouldn't it be better to adopt
some other kind Of fire alarm than
the shooting of pistols? A good town
bell would be quite as efectual and
far more seemly.
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Recent Books, Blank Notes, Mortgages and

all Legal Blanks in demand, for sale at
The Record office. If we have not tho
form you wish we can print it on short
notice.
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For SALE-Two secondhand baby
carriages in good condition, cheap. Ap-
ply. Xxx CO The RECORD.
1Q-19-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES

For SALE-One fine Jersey milch
cow with three weeks Calf. Apply to
R H KELLAHAN,
11-23-3tp kingstree, S G,
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Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-21
WHALING INDUSTRY
 IN MEXICAN GULF
Yet Uniried Il Is Believed | Wit Be Profitable
 One

HOUSTON, Texas. Oct %. Some time ago it was announced thas whal- ing vas declared 10 be n future prof table venture sn the Gnlf ef Mexico and that a NosNeeian whaling fleet would attempt ibe work. However. he story of whales in the gulf was secuted along the coast as well as in Norway where capital was soueht to mrthc6the work.
 However. it has just come @ light that great profits are being derived from whaling near Euenos Ayres, the work being conducted by South American syndicate. Capt Carl Lar son. who is at the head ol the work, in making a voyage around the Horn found the sea literally filled with whales on the coast Of Buenos AyTes. Al that port he prevailed upon 9 wealthy man 10 form a company. say ing he could finance the balance in Norway However. his story was secuted when he told it in Norway and he was forced to return to Soutk America 70 complete the financing
 The new company put out fleet or Bhalers and the venture proved more successful than even the stories of Larson predicted. As Q result Nor wegian capital Is awakening. and whal- ing companies are being formed for operation in southern waters 4 tot8 Of 29 companies have been organized in Norway as a result ard the indus try will become general through southCrn waters.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-21
\ GAY SEASON
 IN WASHINGTON

"A Gay Tine in Washington" heads the comic reels al the Royal tonight Tells of how George gets away from
 his ever watchful Wife by telling hef he is to dine with President Taft CT course she is gretly delighted at the signal honor lie and his companions proceed to have a gay time in the cap ital city. But his wife finds out that the president Is not in Washington. Hence the trouble Many excellent views ol Washington are shown. The Hobo Cowboy" tells of a hobo who is beiriended by a rancher and through the influence Of the raneher's daugh. ter becomes a reformed man and Is after1ard elected sheriff of the cOun- ty During 8 trying time he comes to the rescue of rancher. and thusly proves his friendship. The Hand O. tho Law smuggling story. that shows many beautiful scenes. The Legend of Lake Desolation." A little
 white child having been raised by ln- dians, finally returns to civilization. and when she leaves the tribe the wa Ger of the river freezes, the sun ceases to shine and the leaves on the trees wither and die. leaving a barren waste. deserted, against a black sky
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-21
MOVEMENT ERRATIC
 GENERALLY UPWARD
As on Previous Days Stock Market Interest Centered
 in Steel

NEW YORK. Oct. 2O.-Erratic movements again characterized the stock market today, though it exhib- tied a somewhat firm undertone, Prices seemed to huctuate in re- sponse to no we'll defined changes of opinicn. This laid me dOor open to large speculative interests whose op- erations have expanded considerably in the last few days. The market closed with a substantial gain, rang ing from l to ? points. among the active stocks. but the gain seemed to represent more than temporary advantage of one faction than a gen eral enhancement of market values.
 According to the gossip of the street, a large pool is at work in U. s. Steel Whether there is any ground for such a report, evidences of specu- lation in various parts of the list are plain. Selling at the outset was unusually heavy. More than 50,000 shares of U. s. Steel were thrown ea the market in the first fifteen min utes. The list weakened somewhat. but soon recovered. After a series of unimportant fluctuations the mar ket took on renewed activity. and the close saw prices carried up rap idly
 Metal stocks were the most conspic- uous. Transactions in U. s. Steel comprised more than one-half the to- tai business. Copper, after several months inactivity, became prominent in speculation. Amalgamated rose two points, and Anaconda, Tennessee Copper, Utah Copper and American gained a point or more.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-21
WOULD CONTROL
 THE JUDICIARY
Roosevelt Would Have Judges of Inc United States Answer
 able to Peoples Judgment

NEW YORK, Oct zO.-The judiciary of the United States must he brought within control, and made answerable to the judgment Of the people is the opinion of Theodore Roosevelt. who spoke tonight on the Conservation of Nomanhood and Childhood" before the Civic Forum. This control Roose- selt's judgment should be exercisea plore cautiously and in a different ia shidA than the control. which the peo- pie hold over the legislator or the ex- ecutiYe
 But control must be there" he said The control of the judges. Roose- welt said was only fylf, but was by far the most important Of the pro gram which should be carried out for the proper conservation Of manhood, womanho6d and childhood. He urged the working women to orgonize and scored what he termed the crying abuses connected with child labor.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-21
FOWLER QUARRLES
 WITH HIS MANAGER
But After All He will Resume Flight Across the
 Continent

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 2O.-Ayiator Robert c. Fowler, who started to fly from Les Angeles to New York yes terday. abandoned his flight today, following a dispute with his manager. and then, after a day of wrangling. he reconsidered. Tonight the an nouncement was made that the flight which halted at Pasadena will be re- sumed tomorrow.
 The dispute arose over Fowler's re- fusa 10 retrace his flight so as to fly over the motordroine races being held at Venice, Cal, a few miles be- yond Dominguez Field, where the start was originally made.
 Fowler capitulated. and will fly over the grandstand. and from there pro ceed on his way across the continent
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-21
BIG CROWD HEARD
 WEEOIN AT MESA
Dr, H. A, Hughes Retires from the Gubematorial
 Contest

MESA. Ariz. oet. 20.-Tom Weedin received an e-stIon al Mesa tonight when nc spoke here to one of the big gest crowds in the cafhf4aisn. He vii carry this section by a big ma loriiy. His strong plea in support of the con stitution and his prediction that Ari- zona vas destined To become the great est state in the un.on. ehcited areai applause
 ti is generally conceded that Mari copa will give Wecdin moi loss than 300 majority m the primary.
 Dr. IT, A. Hughes in a signed state ment today withdrew from the race for governor and announced ihnt he will be q candidate at tae second state election. Carl Hayden. E. B. O'Neill ana sidney Osborn also spoke at Mesa tonight and were warmly received.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-21
J. s. CORPORATION
 MAY CANCEL LEASE
Hill Says Great Northern Can Stand t f Steel Con-
 pang Can

ST. PAUL. Oct. 2O.-James J. Hili, chairman of the board Of the Great Northern. made plain on his. return from Washington today. that if United States Steel Corporation wants to cancel the contract for the lease of the Great Northern ore lands. it may do SO
 Asked if he thought the corporation coBld afford 10 cancel the lease after the great expense it has had in the development cf the property. Hin said: "If they can afford 70 do SO. we eer tainly can"
 If they want to cancel the lease that is their privilege. The ore ,s there, and it's the stun steel is made of. The corporation does not own enouch ore to run it's mills 25 years. outside of our property.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-21
AVIATOR TRAVELS
 BY AIR AND WATER
Hugh Robinson Is Also Cham pion Aerial Mail
 Carrier

ROCK ISLAND. Oct. 20.--Aviatoi Hugh Robinson who is flying in a hydro-plane from Minneapolis to New orleans along the MississiDnl RiNar made a perfect lnndis.ss, m the river of this city today after flight from Clinton. Iowa An examination Of his machine tonight disclosed a need Of repairs and he decided ;o remain here nniil sunday or Monday. lle travc> at O.2a a. m He said hc reached an altitude of 9.e00 Feei
 Robinson has established record for aeFoplanc mail carving Wheu he nNghted here he had flown atopt 337 miles. being in the air about six hours altogether. carrying in al i.00s pounds oi mail. and other packages.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-21
MADERo APPOINTMENT
Headquarters of Mexican Consul Cen.
 eral at San knton

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Oct. 20.- Announcement has been made of the appointment by Francisco l Madero. IT,. presidenteleet of the Republic Of Mexico. Of Camilo Arriasa to be con sul general to the United States with headauarters in San Antonio. It is expected lie will come to this city to begin his new duties in a few days, succeeding Manuel Estava, inspector of Mexican consular offices, who has been here for several months as act
 ing consul general in the absence Of the regular appointee, Miguel Diebold
Bisbee daily review., 1911-10-21
SAYS HITCHCOCK
 FAVORED OUTLOOK
Publishers of Review of Re- views Want That PeHOd- iCal Also Sent by
 Express

NEW YORK, Oct. 2O.--An injunc- tion restraining Postmaster General Hitchcock from sending the Review of Reviews by freight when other magazines are sent by express was asked today by J. P. Cotton in hehalf of the Review of Reviews. The United States circuit court reserved it's decision.
 District Attorney Wise opposed the motion, and denied the petitioners moticn that the postmaster general was actuated by personal motives in putting the Outlook, of which Theo- dore Roosevelt is an editor, on ex- press trains.