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La Junta tribune., 1912-11-16
Colonel Ioekhart suiIds Railroad

J. A. i.ookhar'. manager of the Pu.
eblo box factory. has returned from
al Inspection trip over the new rail
road his company is building near
La Vcia Pass. The roadbed has
been graded for seven miles and is
ready for track laying The spur
viii tap forests which contain suffi.
cient commercial timber TO run the
company's mills. including the box
factory at Pueblo for the mex, NJ.
teen years.
Mr.. Lockhart has spcnt several
days nj the mills In inspecting the
new road near In Ve,a Pass. The
track will be placed at once and
the work Of Telling the splendid
forests will furnish employment for
n large force of men. Many employees
from the Pueblo box factory have
been working lately on the railroad
They will be- Transferred back To Pu.
eblo again and the box factory will
shortly be- running full capacity .-Pu.
cblo stAr.Journai
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-16
Ne'iee for Publication.

Department Of the Interior. T.. $.
Land offitc at Pueblo. Colorado,
November .. '.i2.
Notice Ii hereby given that Jacob
Meyer. OF La Junta. Colorado. who,
on October 20. 1910. made Homestead
Entry No. oii7Is. for southwest quar-
ter. section 90. township % south,
range 80 west. Sixth Principal Ne.
ridian. hss filed notice OF Intention
10 make Commutn,oin Proof. To cs
tablish claim to the land above de.
scribcd. before the Clerk OF the
District Court. at La Jnnta. Colorn.
do. on the i7th day Of December.
1919.
Claimant names as witnesses
Walter ]. Picrcy. OF la Iunia. Colo.
Frank Wood. OF la Junta. Colo. WI.
liam Otis Bcsi. Of Ia Juntx, Colo.
Minnie =. Piercy. Of Ia Junia. Colo,
Not Coal land.
J. W. HAwLEY. Register
First publication. November is. 1912
Final publication. December ~. 1912.
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-16
Such i. Democratic Majority.

THE finest political spec ch l ever
heard" said a Pittsburgh man. was
male by German farmer In Berks
county. Pennsylvania.
There was meeting in a coun-
try school house. and after the
speeches German was called on
fer few remarks
Fellow oitiz ns," he said, I'VE haf
her d. chin music. yes Und d time
has now come ven We must all git
togedder und undo that vich we haf
not dit. All git tosedder und roll
mp such democratic majority in
Berks county that II will roll all ov.
er Berks county. all ofer d state OF
Pennsylvania. al Offer d United
states. VIII roll across d ocean. und
VIII roll up to Emperor Wilhelm we're
he Is sitting on his throne. und he
VIII say: Good rra ious, vot dem
ocratic majority Berks county dit
roll up"
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-16
Biggest Corn Crop Ever.

The Agricultural Departments pre-,
liminary estimate OF this years corn
crop makes the total 3.l69 million
bushels. the largest on record and
63S million bushels more than the
final estimate for 1911. Nearly ey-
cry state shows an increase. Kan
sas. Nebraska. Oklahoma and Texas
combined have about 251 million
bushels more than year ago. iii.
nois. Iowa and Missouri 212 million
bushels more. Ohio and Indiana II
million more. These nine states.
which raise two-thirds of the total
crop OF the country. have 30 per cent
of the increase over last years yield
With such quantities TO market the
price becomes question. not so
much OF competition among buyers,
as cf willingness OF farmers to sell.
A large proportion Of farmers are in
an independent position and are like.
ly TO consider that corn and cats at
present prices are desirable asset
To keep on the farm and hold for
higher prices.
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-16
Election Forecast INDICATED.

The political prophet OF the high
ly esteemed Saturday Evening Post
took his pen In hand and wrote: Be
fore election repeatedly gave II as
my deliberate judgment that the re-
suit would be big surprise to some
body. The silent vote. predicted.
would be heard from. and the influ.
ence of women would be felt II
will be remembered that I gave the
republicans more votes In some To-
calities than In others. and cstimai.
ed Bryan's attitude would have a
marked influence either pro or con
on Wilson's chances. while I contend
I'D that \ landslide to Roosevelt
would change q great many votes.
I did not believe the Socialists would
poll = plurality. and II seemed to
me that the Prohibitionists would
be swnmped. And now that the re-
turns are In can modestly assert
that my prognostications were full.
filled all along the line
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-16
Notice Tor PvbiIesslec.

Department Of tho Interior. United
States Land Office at Pueblo, Colo.
rado. October 30. 1919.
Notice h hereby given that Wal.
ter Jennings Picrty. oe Ia Junta.
Colo. who on Oct. 20. 1910. made
Homestead Entry No. 0iI7is. for cas-,
half southwest quarter. vest hail
southeast quart'r. sec,icn %. town,
ship ~ south. range Is west. sixth
principal meridian. hss fIied notice
u Intention To make commuta tiou
proof. IN establish claim 10 the land
Abose described. bef r. the Clerk q,
the District Court. at Ia junta. Col.
orido. on the iith day Of December.
1919.
Cis'a art ra,aes o. witnesses,
Frsnk Day. Of IL juaia. Colo. Frank
Wood. cf Ia junts. Colo. Erne.t l.
Bsai. a Il junta. Colo Aitert J.
Rockrnbaush. Of L. junta, Colo.
Not coal land.
J. ~. HAwL1Y. Resis&ss.
1esst psblicattoa. Nevenbes !. 1918.
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-16
The Men of Their Choice.

II Is only fair to emphasize the
fact that President Bush OF the Mis-.
souri, Pacific Railway Company or.
dered that the men in the employ of
his company should be given half
holiday on the 9Th. so that they
might have plenty OF time to at.
tend to the duty of voting.
They were released from their du.
ties in order. as an official order
ran, Ito enable them to exercise the
privilege Of American citizenship and
vote for the men OF their choice"
There was time when the rail.
roads were supposed to exert an
improper influence upon their en-.
plcyes In the matter of elections.
Perhaps 1t Is safe to believe that a
minimum Of such influence ever ex.
icted. Nevertheless. 1t may serve
the ends Of justice to give full pu.
blicity to the step which was taken
in St Louis Tuesday by the presi.
dent of great railroad Louis
Times. November sth.
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-16
Election Resuits In Business.

General business opinion regarlinr
the result OF the election is quite
favorable. The successful, candidate
received extensive support from the
large business Interests. OF course
men In the highly protected indus
tries hxv. some anxieties over the
outcome. Such uneasiness WAS re-
flected In \ violent slump In beet
sugar shares and rather extensive
selling Of other trust stocks. though
most OF them met with effective sup
port
The rational view OF the matter
is that such industries as have been
thriving through governmental favor.
itism In the form OF a hish proiec.
tive tariff have profited at the "a.
pense OF the general public. and ev.
On II the loss OF this protection
should prove disastrous to some In
dns,ries the general public would
derive profit. Moreover. II is like
" TO be found that most 81 the pro
tcc,ed Industries can continue 10
prosper with less protection or none
at all.
The stock exchange doubtless viii
reflect nervousness over talk Of an
extra session Of Congress and "radi.
cal legislation OF various sorts but
there will b. more talk about such
things by persons who don't believe
them than by those who do.
The campaign failed to have any
adverse effect on business. though
most business men considered WI.
sons election for.sone conclusion.
and there s no more reason nov
to suppos. that the change In con.
troll OF the national government viii
have any adverse cnect-knnsas
City star.
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-16
Notice for Publication.

Departmeut of the Interior o. s
Land Office. at Pueblo. Colorado
october 10, 1912.
Notice is hereby given that Thor,,
as J. Richards, of Hisbee. Colo. VIII,
on March is. 1907, made Honest ad
Entry No l72l7, Serial. No. o52e6. 10,
southeast quarter. section 81. town
ship "a south. range 80 west. sixth
principal meridian. has filed notice
OF intentiou TO make three v ar proof
to establ.sh claim to the land abov,
described before the clerk of the lis
trict Cour at La Iunta, Colo. on
the 2Ith day rf November. 1912.
Claima1t names as witnesses
Andre Armjo, Of Las Animas
Colo. Jamvs |. Richards. of Hisbee
Colo, JON NJ Richards. of HI bee
Colo. Francis +. Hamblen. OF La
Junta, Coo
Not coal ,lnd.
j. w. HAWLEY, Register
First pub.i.atou, u,tober 26. 1912.
Final puhIicariou, November %, 1912
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-16
THE "kE T."

Is the name Of the big fifteen thous.
and dollar serial story which will ap.
pear In The Weekly karsas City Sta
soon. for the newspaper rights OF
which the author received SIS 5.0oo Tn
story. pronounced the greatest this
popular novelist has written. will not
b. published as book until II has
run seriaily Ia this newspaper.
The theme Is the Italian Malta. and
against that sinister background tn.
author has thrown the softer coiors
{ an absorbing and fascinating love
story. The story. while tragic In
tone. has the hum,r. sprightliness
and action that have characterized
his previous sucr esses.
"Th Net" will be continued IN
liberal lns,allmenis each week. with
ut 'en powerful il'u t-aiions by How.
ard Giles. The subscription price
of The Weekly kaafas City Star Is
- eents "A year.
Address. The We ky Kansas City
star. kar sas city. Mo.
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-16
Notice 70 Nor Resid-n, ef Probate OF
viii.

State OF Co..rldo. County OF ot,ro,
IS.
In the County Court. In Probate.
The Peoplo ui the State of colora
do to Unknown hcirs-at.law Of
Charles Norman. deceased. GREET.
Whereas. II has been made 10 ap-
pear TO the County Court OF Otcr
County, IN the State OF Colorado. that
you. the said persons unknown ar
heirs al law Of Charles Norman. dc.
ceased, aud that, you reside outside
%: the state CT Colorado
Now, tiercfore. ia accordance with
the provisions OF the statute II
such case made ald provided luo
by order OF Court duly made and IN.
tered, you are hereby notified tha'
an ius'Tumcni OF writing purp1riigt
10 b The last viii aud testau rnt %.
'hr said charl Morn an, d" ems d,
aas Vr enied TO said court for pro
bate uU the ith day OF OgtCb r.. 4
d., 1919, by Rufus Phillips. residing
t In lunia In the s'a'o OF Coloa
10 thar the said dcced"Gt was al the
time Ut his decense. a resident of I n
Junta Ia the state Of Colorado. that
the said dcced.ni. according to th'
all alleged will devised aud be
~ athrd his prop rty In the word
ind figures. to-wit: "Aftor the pay.
mcnt of all my Just debts aud fun"r
al rNp'nses. I give devise and b.
Iu a'h all Of my estate. real and
personal. OF every kind. whntso.
fy"r. AID whercsooY'r situated. io
my gra id.nephcws. Ray Henry Brown
of said city Of La Junta. Carl l. an
der Brown. of said city of n Iuntn
Ncotl :. X. Brown. OF said city of
La Junta. and Eugene Harold Brown
Il the city Of Pueblo. In said state.
aud 20 my krand.nicce. Margith Low
lisa Tru.blood. of IN. said city Of La
Junia. 10 bc equally divided bctncci
them. share and share alike"
You ara hereby notified to be an,
appear b'eore said Court at the coni
~ Court Room IN the Court Hous'
In la Junts. Ia the county Of O'co
In the state Of Colorado. on the 1871
day of November. A. D.. 1871? at th'
hour Of 10 o'clock In the forenoon OF
said day. then and there
10 attend the hearing OF
the probate Of raid alleged last Will
aud testament of the said Charles
Norman. deceased. ard further TO d.
and perform whst sia'l then. by saif
court be required aud adjudsed.
In vitness whereof. I have h.rcun'
to my hand and affixed the seal
Il said Court ~ ny office In La jur
IA In said county. this ,,h day o'
October. A. D.. 1919.
tsENLl y. W MCDANIEL
Judge and ~ Offi,Io Clerk q 'h'
county Court of O,cro County
Colorado.
First publication. OCT ber u. 1911?
Las, public alton. November 10. 1871?
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-16
Notice for Publication.

DEPARTING, Of the Interior. L. s.
Land oiucn, at Pueblo, Colorado
October -a. 1912.
Notice hereby given that Jo.
seph Girls Of La JAnia. Colorado
who. on November /, 1907, made
Iiomestead Entry No. 1921. SeriaI
No. Osi5O t1r alutheast quart r. sec,
ton q. township % south, range
So west. Sixth principal meridian. ha
filed no'i.a OF Intention to make
five year proof. to establish claim to
the land above described. before the
Clerk of rHa District Court. at La
Junta, Colouio, on the third day OF
December 1912.
Clsimant names rs witnesses:
Fl3y. Robe. of la Junta. Colo
Samuel c Grimes. OF Rocky Ford
Colo. Russ r. Morris. OF La Jun.
tn. Colo. C'.Io Leuocker. Of Rocky
Ford. Colo
Not coal land.
, w. HAWLEY, Register
First pub'i ru. November 2. 1912.
Final publi,a'.ou. November 80. 1912.
La Junta tribune., 1912-11-16

State OF Colorado. County OF OF 70
rs.
Ia the CouutF Court. In Probate.
The Peopi' uf the State of Colora
do to unknown hcirs-at.law o,
Charles norman. deceased. GREET
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-20
KEYPORT

beginning this week Postmaster
William E. Bedle has made
ments whereby the evening mail
comes in SO that it can be sorted
by $3.50 o'clock, instead of at $50
O'Clock. After the first of next year
tthe office will open at 6 80 a. NJ, In
stead of 6 o'clock as at present, and
will close at 7 p. IN. at night instead
of 8 o'clock. This change will be
instituted so that the eight hour day
for the clerks could be arranged
satisfactorily without extra help be-
Ing necessary.
The new stamp to be used for the
parcel post system are now on exhibit
ton at the postofice.
Miss Lydia Brink, of Osborn street
was a New York city visitor Monday.
A. D. Bedle, of Broadway, was a
New York city visitor on business
Wednesday.
A concert will be rendered in the
Auditorium of the high school this
afternoon, the program consisting of
selection by the Victor talking ma
chine and local talent.
Cecil Ackerson, of Main street, and
William Ackerson, Of Hazlet, left on
Wednesday for Barnegat, where they
will enjoy a few days duck shooting.
They made the trip by automobile.
Vadin McKeen, OF New York city,
was a visitor in town this week.
The new hose house being con-
structed by Eagle Hose Co., No. 4, Of
West Keyport, on Broadway, has
been erected to the first story.
The real yard of the First Bap-
fist church has been arranged for
basketball, through permission of the
trustees. The boy scouts play there
daily, weather permitting. The older
boys now propose to play evening,
by arranging several lights at their
own expense.
The next Women's Home and For
eign Missionary and Dorcas Society
meeting OF the First Baptist church
will be held at the homeo Mrs.
Vadin Curtis, on Atlantic street on
Tuesday. December 31st, from 2 p.
m. until s p. m.
Rev. I. S. Jerks and daughter.
Miss Viola G.. Yerks, Of Osborn street.
were New York city visitors We'd
nesday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-20
MONMOUTH co.
CLUB SESSION
is DELIGHTFUL
Mrs. Arthur Van Buskirk
Hostess Prize Is Given.
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
keyport, Dec. 20.-Mrs. Arthur 8.
Van Buskirk entertained the We'd
nesday afternoon Club at her home,
corner of Broad and Elizabeth
streets, on Wednesday, Mrs. George
Conover was awarded the prize for
the nigh score of the afternoon.
Among those present were: Mrs.
George Conover, Mrs. Clifford, B.
Aumack, Mrs. R. R. Burrowes, Mrs.
Horace S. Burrowes, Mrs. Thomas
Rosevear, Mrs. A.. s. Van Buskirk,
Miss Julia H. Bisgaard and Miss
Bessy Carhart.
Following the games delicious re-
freshments were served.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-20
How Would You

like to be the boy or girl that ex.
poets to get a bicycle for your Christ
mas, and then get disappointed?
But there will be no disappointment,
if you start right now to tell father
and mother what you are wishing
the hardest for, for Christmas. Our
Christmas stock of bicycles are now
on hand, for your inspection, and
the prices are reasonable. Bicycle
riding is splendid exercise for the
young ones, and brings health and
vigor. Fathers and mothers should
take not of this call and look over
our stock before you buy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-20

Every penny you invest in Red
Cross Christmas Seals will bring to
you, your friends and relatives 1000
per cent. interest in health.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-20

Lizzie Walling.
Address by the Pastor.
Chorus, Farewell Christmas,
School.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-20

All the news for 10 cents a week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-20

Each stone is critically tested before it
secures a place in our stock. Nowhere are
you safer in buying Diamonds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-20
So to $35

A complete list of all the best makes.
You cannot go wrong in buying a watch here.
We sell the reliable kinds only.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-07
WHAT IS GOING ON TONIGHT

Vaudeville and Motion Pictures at
a liitorium.
Notion Pictures and Songs at Breed
Iheater.
Notion Pictures and Illustrated Songs
az Ciancy's Poll Theater
Drill OF Third Company, G.. A. c., c.
y. g., az Armory.
Cigarmakers' Union meets in c, L. U.
Han.
Franklin Chapter, No. 4. R. A. M,
meets in Masonic Temple.
Ionic Camp. No. 1884, NJ W. A, meets
in Pvthian Hall
Norwich Lodge. No. $50, B. p. o. T.,
meets iG E1lks' Home.
Canton Onaco. No 8. / o. o, F..
meets in Odd Fellows BAH
Mouiders Union, No. 126, meets ~
Carpentsrs' Han
Court sacheus. No. ~, F. OF A., meets
e. Forcsters' Hat
GermanIa Lodge. No. Il. O. D II 8.
meets In GerTusnia Hall.
TroileyTnen's Union meets IN UnioI
R7En
NeetfuE - lincoln Club, Taftvilie,
ln Rooms on Merchants Avenue,
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-07
WEDDING.
Francis Humphrey.
Danielson. March G

Danielson. March e.
Idiss Alice Lillian Humphrey,
daughter of Simon P. Humphrey, pro-
prietor Of the Central house, and Earle
NJ. Francis of Douglasville, Pa, were
married at 730 Wednesday evening
by Rev, Elliott F. Studley. pastor of
the Methodist church. Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis left on the boat train for their
wedding trip. Miss Humphrey is
graduate Of Killingly high school. Mr..
Francis is a civil engineer in the en-
Dloy of the Cantwell Construction Co.
Cf Philadelphia, and came to Daniel
son q few months ago In connection
with the work of putting through the
underground telephone line from New
York to Boston for the A. T. & T.
Co. After their wedding trip Mr. and
Mrs. Francis will go to Springfield,
Mo, where the company by which Mr..
Francis is employed has large con-
tract
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-07
AUDITORIUM OFFERS ESPECIAL.
LY GOOD BILL.

IN all the larger cities it is the Gus
tom 20 make one Of the acts head
liner. and an especially good turn is
selected 20 M that position. Although
the bill at the Auditorium consists Of
but three acts. the management have
secured not one, but two recognized
headline acts for the latter part of this
week. Another thing that adds TO the
credit OF this popular house is that al
though there is no opposition in town
va the vaudeville line, the manage
mcnt have not cut down on their pro-
gramme, but have even been securing
more high priced features than ever.
Ffeadliner No. I for Thursday is Tom
1fahonev. vino is absolutely the high
est priced single man act that has
ever PLAYED this city. in any house Mr.
Nahoney presents an act that he has
originated and made famous all over
This country. entitled The President
Of the Hold Carriers Union The act
IS a mOnologue that is one continual
scream. and is supposed to take place
AZ a meeting of the Hold Carriers un-
Son, ana some II the Irish comedy
on Mr. Mahoney Is a treat to listen to.
Feature No. Is the roaring comedy,
THE African DOdger," presented by
that well known team of blackface
comedians. Clinton and Nolan. This
sct IS go well known throughout the
larger circuits that il is not necessary
10 say much about them. but If you
like 20 laugh. don't miss their act It
certainy IS a scream from start to fin
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-07
VIEWS AND VARIETIES
Clever Sayings


Mr.. William Skies to startled spins
ter)-'ush, y dy, don't yer be fright
ened. It amt Yer I'm after. It's yer
dollars. The Spinstcr (rerrOachfuliyJ
Goodness gracious! You. too!-Tat-
Ter.
How fat and we'll your little boy
looks!" All you should never judge
from appearances Hes got q gum
boil on one side OF his face and he
mas been stung by wasp on the 9TH
er."-Pele- Mele.
Old Lawyer Why do you feel that
your client will lose dis case2 Have
you exhausted every means al YOUR
disposal to- Young Lawyer-N0.
but l have exhausted ali the means at
his Observation-Disclosures Press
The Visltor-why are you here my
misguided friend? The Prisoner-f'm
the victim of the unmcky number 70.
The Yisitor-Indeed, how's that? The
Prisoner-Twelye jurors and one Judge
Sporting Times.
Stern Parent-Quite so, quite so!
You tell me that you have proposed
to my daughter: but-er-you say
nothing about your position. Nervous
Suitor--My position sir? Jh-er-the
usual one, ] believe-on my knees,
you kncw.-Tit- Bits.
He--I know how this catastrophe
has crippled YOU, and as one Of your
oldest friends I should Ike tc help
YOU. will buy your furniture for
800 francs. She-Youre very KIND,
but I've just sold it for 325 francs.
He-Whatl You allowed yourself to
be robbed like that ele-Mele.
What's the matter with your wife?
She's all broken up lately She got
terrible jar" What has happen
ed?' Why. she was assisting al a
rummage sale, took off her new hat
and somebody sold # for 80 cents
Louisville Courier Journal.
Commercial (staylng at small couu-
try inn)-gool1 here. landlord, I've
left my boots outside my door all might
an nobody's even touched EN-. Land
| lord--Ah. sir you might a left your
purse out there an nobody wouldn't
a. touched it. We're honest ere, We
are! London Opinion
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-07
JAMES cLANcYs POLL THEATER.
A Placing Picture Programme,

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