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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-07
Masked men
LOOT TRAIN
Of $4,000

f0y Uateo1 1roos xeeeea Wsseb
MEMptsle. Tenn, Feb. 7.--ssv-
sn masked msn. heavily armed. ssr-
" today held W Rock leland pas
senosr train No. ~, westbound. two
miles out ~ Huriburs. and, accord
lne 70 isss report, secured >so.-
600. Two bags Of registered mail
were taken. This bandits escaped.
possss are IN pursuit.
Latest adyices say the robbers
looted the safe In the express car
and rifled the mail car. The ex-
press company Ia withholding the
amount Of booty secured.
This In the second hoIdup at the
same spot within two months.
Mail Clerk II. NJ. Beadle escaped
from the car and ran two miles TO
HurIburt 10 give the alarm. He said
two bandits boarded the train near
Hurlburt. and the others got on a
moment later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-07
Ask Candidates
to Dig up S.

aYou can come to a meeting held
for all candidates at Steiner's hall.
Interbay. next Tuesday. to address
the voters OF interbay on the sub
ject OF your candidacy. but you
must first come through with ~.
"Thc more contributions we re-
ceiyc the more varied the charac-
Ter OF the entertainment In connec-
fion with the meeting will be- the
letter goes on.
"ThIs Ia In no sense a request
for money for other than the pur-
noses mentioned or otherwise. but
II is condition precedent to your
attendance"
That Ii the substance OF letter
sent 10 the various candidates by
what terms itself the Intcrbay I'M
provement club.
The latter has aroused the Indig-
nation Of the candidates who are
asked to pay s5 In order to speak
at the meeting. and an effort will
be made TO find out whether or not
| the voters Of that section really
want to charge tho candidates for
| the privilege OF talking 70 them.
Tho letter In signed by q. w.
Sampson, president. The letter
head bears the names OF A. M.
| Fttx az secretary, ". o. Marsh as
treasurer and r. A. Beiyton as vice
president.
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MRS. SMITH JONES Goes TO REGISTER, BUT.

II always make II point 20 beat
the other feiiow 10 the punch. They
didn't do thing to You"
They tiid--seyernl things had
always thought that registering
was simple propoxItion--p part Of
the abe Of politics. Hut. oh. Albert.
II was awful had always thought
II was 4 formal announcement on
the part Of the voter that he or she
intended 10 vote. or something like
that And for the life of me |
cant understand what recall petit
tions and anti-recaii petitions have
wot 20 do with IL"
Not thing In the world.r said
Mr.. SmifhJonex. beginning To grin.
Albert. the minute ! got inside
they grabbed me and said II ! had
q spark OF self respect and love of
country In my makeup I'D sign the
recall petitions against CounciImen
WardnlI and blaine. because thcy
are corporation owned, and do not
really represent the people. 40 |
did. Then some others pounced on
me women. too--and they ex.
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plained how the recall ups~tx every.
thing. delays prugress andr eforyn,
thing. delays progress and reform.
muntty. ~ ] signed their papers.
too.
Then said 10 myself. Thank
heaven. that's ovcr,' and came
home n fast ~ | could
! After registering. of course p ia.
Quircd Mr. Susfsh.J Jones'.
There wns . pregnant silence.
Albert Henry Smifh-Jones. don't
you dare 10 tell me-"
= Am only suggesting" Mr..
SnIfhJones explained mildly. 'sfhnf.
having aiEncd several petitions. for
and against the recall. you passed
on into the registration office. 10.
Gated your particular ward and pre-
cincs. and rcgint&fed.-
''Ward1 Precinct | saw a long
counter. with clerks behind IL. but
II looked like hank. | didn't 10
In. II never occurred 20 mel
didn't think they hauled and
innnied me xo--oh. Aibert."
Long silence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-07
VOULD TRY
ABOLISH MILITIA

few Years ago i King county sheriff
wanted i deputy 70 keep. order IN
.he coal mines. He picked > husky
scotch lad who could lick any man
In town Hodge.
TheY had no more srcnhie keep
ing order.
"a sroks shA Ring.
Fpar years ago Seattle psopie
who wanted good government PICK
ID Hedge to break M the court
horse ring His candidacy wAs .
Joke with the politicians until elrc.
zion day. Hodge broke the ring.
Two years ago he was reelected.
Now he's running for governor.
what do you think Of 0uv.
Vests system In Oregon 81 raroi-
Ink deserving conyictsg" Hodge Was
asked.
~you know some one said the 9th.
pr DAY that II Hedge was elected
governor he would turn Ill the prts'
onerS loose.
II wouldn't do that. But there
wouldn'f be half a. many men n
waila walIa as there are now.
II DON'T believe N the present
system cs sending men W. The ~.
erxue prosecuser tries 10 see how
many men he can send over fhe
read. how many sesipe he car hang
10 his belt--thats his ambition.
lf's wrong. I've seen some o. enese
poor fellows stand up and Be sen
senced when they hardly knew
what hit sher.
ATS the poor and the ignorant
and the fricndiess that they make
their records on. II I'm poyernors
I'm going to try TO change that sys.
tenn"
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well announced Mrs. Smith.
Jones' Of Capitol hill. rushing Into
the house 10 minutes tate for din
ner. 1--WE REGisTENED~
Her facs was flushed. her hair
dIsheveied. and her hat on crooked.
Mr. Smith. Jones regarded her sn
cold dixplessure. Then they ai-
tackled cold soup in silence.
Presently. AS an American
patriot said Mrs. smIshJones. =
yield first place TO no enc. Just
mention Bunker Hiil. or the Dociara.
sson Of Independence. or the battle
Of Manila. and hear the eagle
scream. The Star SpanEied Han
uer' makes me swallow the lump 10
my throat
III. smith Jones said "ump'"
n am continued Mrs. Smith.
Jones. n free and untramneled
citizen of the greatest country on
earth. and M such II II my firm
determination 10 exercise the
sacred prerngativc of casting my
ballot Al the coming mayofaity cleo
tions primary AND final~~but'--
Mrs. srnith.Jonea gasped for
breath. Mr.. SmEth.louss gIoomed
over an empty soup plate
ssBut / musf say. exploded Mrs.
smith. Jones. that the way they run
things at the city registration office
II a sln and a shame. And ! viii
ada that there are certain persons
~ the feminine gender there who
are not perfect ladies'"
Personally" observed Mr. smith.
Jones. when ! see trouble coming
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Benefit
for Peggy

Peggy Dunbar, the actress child
wife whose descrtion by her hus-
band has aroused widespread SYM
pathy. will be given q benefit some
afternoon next week. The Star will
announce the date tomorrow. AZ
the suggestion OF The star tho
Theatrical Mechanical association
will take up the question Of tho
benefit at meeting tonight.
With The Red Rose al the Met
ropolitan and The Chocolate Sol
der al the Moore next week, and
with plenty Of top-line vaudeville
talent in town, We ought to be able
to give a show OF sufficient merit
to pack the biggest theatre In Seat
tle.' said Andy Hudzetina. president
OF the T. NJ. A.. today.
Peggy Dunbar is now a patient az
the Wayside hospital. and Is on the
high road to recovery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-07
ARISTOCRATS OF BARNARD ON DISPLAY

These poultry shows ought to be
IaboIished They breed spirit OF
snobbism which ia un-American.
Take. for instance. the case OF
snowdrup. prize winner at the
show Of the Coast Poultry associa-
tion which opened yesterday at
1919 Third av. snowdrop, White
lOrpington, In valued By HIS own
ar. y. J. AIDES. OF Vancouver. Of
$500.
why7 The silly bird never laid
nm egg In his life. The reason Is.
simply. that he is an aristocrat.
His original ancestor was a duke
and lord Of the manor Of some
English poultry yard.
AIDES has seven White Orping.
tons whose total value Is $500.
These birds. like many others at
the show, are waited on hand and
foot by twolegged meninls. They
are given all sorts OF fancy baths.
They are c0mbed and brushed un-
til they slime. Their nails are
manicured.
Let one Of these pampered petH
OF the upper suckles" but look
crosswIsc and you'II see the frantic
owner teIephoning for a doctor.
All this sets up false standard
among ordinary American roosters
and hens. They get so they want
patent, predigested and machine.
chewed breakfast foods three times
a day. How can you expect a hen
to lay an egg day when she sees
| her more fortunate sisters living In
luxury and idIeness2 How can you
expect rooster to show those
manly virtues which ought to char.
acterize the boss Of the coop when
his stuck-up brother cant even pol
lish his own comb2
You VIII notice. II you go TO the
show. that the birds wear weary
air ms though the proceedings
bored them stiff. It's all pose. OF
course. The roosters do not crow
with the robust yigor noticeable In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-07
Cheer Cotterill
at Parish Meeting

George 8. CotseriIl, progressive
candidate for mayor. was checred
at sodsy's MONDAY rally, held at
the Seattle theatre. in behalf Of Y.
A. Parish, the stsndpst candidate.
About half Of the audience sp-
pesred 10 be in entire sympathy
WITH Costeriii.
When John c. Higgins, the stand
patter who led the "hand-picked"
King county delegation 1T the Ia
nented republican convention,
which turned down polpdestcr and
praised Speaker Cannon TO the
skies, said In his lengthy introduce
tory speech: ~ you believe In the
same principles a. cotteriil does,
then vote for him. Il was the SIG
nai for general applause for the
progressive candidate.
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for the nomination 10 the Door ar
the Chicago convention.
NEW York. Fsb. 7.--Reessvslt
has spoken.
Breaking hIs silencs os months on
political rssssrn. the ~ccrtribuslnu
editor today assembled the resort
ers IN the main office of the Outlook
and pointed out extracts from she
letters and speechss os Abraham
Lincoln. saying they had . peculiar
application 70 his own posiston now.
Roosevelt refused TO discuss the sie.
nificsnes cs his talk 70 reporeero u
this time. but evidently intended 70
give the impression that he 10 ~
manning silent ~ to hls own pre-
gram. with the vtsw Of ksepinu am
murlslon from those ~ referred 70
~ .'the enemy
This IL first class In applied
ldecent politics" said Roosevelt
when the newspaper men we're lin.
Cd up. ~You have uosiced. young
xentlemen.~ he said. that | hsvU
tIH4HEHktf AQt4 {A0 &u8t u40 W0<n*
Ing 10 s~y for publication. Hut
want to read ycn the following let
ter written BY Lincoln IN 1859 to G.
r. Mcneil.
- havs msde this exelnns~
ton 70 you - : friend, ~ !
wish re sxptanatten mede .
eur enemies. what they want
d sau1nnts and fsss- They cen
have Il u ~ explain. and they
cannot have Il " ~ dent.'
Col. Roosevelt referred TO crttl-
cixms % him becnuse be had enter
taines prominent labor leaders q
The White HOUSE. and read LineoIu's
reply 10 q commiltce Of the work
inxmen'a association
To all requests for . fuller explain
alton al his object In givinx out the
Lincoln. Roosevelt parallel. the Tor.
mer president replied only with =
smile aud the statement that. Just
now. he had nothing further %
say
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LEBANON, Mo. Feb. s.---Mra.
Nahcy Hays Williams OF this city
was today appointed sheriff OF La.
eIede county by the county court
to serve until a special election on
February III. when a successor TO
her husband. Sheriff J. w. VIII
Hams. who died last week, will be
elected. Mrs. Williams II believed
70 De the only woman sheriff In
missouri She entered upon her
duties az once.
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the sunrise utterances OF the plain
farmyard cock. This Ia. indeed, a
degenerate age.
The earnest student of the psy.
chology Of poultry may pluck en-
couragement, however. from the
fact that there are at the show
some white hopes to say nothing
OF black and brindle hopes that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-07
LUCKY FOR JOHN

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. flames
Dolan. millionaire OF Milwaukee,
was locked in the same cell with
John Adams. the former really
drunk and the latter shamming to
get nights lodging. Dolan is TAX
ing Adams to Milwaukee. where a
job awaits him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-07
EAGLES FLEW HIGH

The Eagles finttered merrily and
sported their gayest colors at the
big ball given In their hall last
night. celebrating the 18th anniver-
sary Of the birth OF the mother
aerie. Seattle No. I. About 600
were present. The grand march
was led by President NJ. ID. Spence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-07
Herrick Is Now
an Ambassador

WASHINGTON. Feb. 7.-Myron
T. Hcrrick, former governor OF
Ohio. was today nominated BY Pres
ident Taft TO be ambassador to
France, succeeding Robt. Bacon, re-
signed.
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are some chickens. The Jack John.
son Of the chicken world Is an In
dian game cock. which IL said to
carry a haymaking wallop in either
spur. II Is certainly sinister and
dangerous bird. There are also
some future champs in the bantam
division.
Cluck- k--cluck--cluck!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-07
REBELS CAPTURE
SIX CITIES

MEXICO CITY, Feb. 7.--Official
advices that the rebels have cap
tured six cities In the state Of Chi
huahua were received here this az
ternoon. Aside from adding that
the rebels were commanded by
Emilio Chapa no details were given.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-02-07
EDITOR SHOT

NEVADA CITY, Cal, Feb. L.
w. H. II. Smith, editor and pub
Usher OF the Truckee Republican.
was shot and fatally wounded to.
day By r. NJ. Doyle. a leading cit
lzen, as the elimination OF a long
standing feud.
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MEETINGS TODAY

4 Cctterill--Norwegian Meth
4 odist church, y. m.
4 parish-Seattle theatre at 4
4 noon: Maye's hall. university
= district. and Modern Woodmen 4
4 hall. Ravenna. 4
4 Socialists - Junction hall, I
4 Ballard: West Seattle theatre.
4 Gill; kidd's hall, Green
4 Lake. 4
4 All candidates Madrona 4
4 school. 4
4 Rice-Mountain View hall, 4
4 Green Lake.
4 4
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WEATHER FORECAST

4 Rain tonight and Thursday; ,
4 increasing southcasterly winds. !,
4 probably becoming high. Tenn !
4 perature at noon. Al.
~ tAAt tAxAA 4 4 4 4 ,
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DR. HAZARD IS
GIVEN LIMIT
SENTENCE

| PORT ORCHARD. Wash,
Feb. 7.--Dr. Linda II. Haz-
zard was sentenced 10 from z
to 20 years in the pcnitentiary
this morning by Judge Yakcy.
Mrs. Hazard was found
guilty last Sunday night Of
manslaugbttr. She had been
charged with first degree
murder for starving 10 death
Miss Claire Williamson, one
Of her patients.
Denies Motion for New Trial.
A formal motion for a new trial
was presented 20 Judge Yakey be-
fore the sentence Was imposed.
There were but few moments Of
argument. Judge Yakey promptly
denied the motion, saying that tho
verdict Was amply supported By the
evidence. and that . contrary YER
dict would not have met the ends
Of Justice.
Nothing to Say.
Have ron anything to say Why
judgment Of this court shall not bo
pronouncedf" Judge Yakey repeat
I'd the uxuai question before Ken
fencing.
Mrs. Hazard shook her head.
IT Ii the Judgment Of this court
that you shall be confined st hard
labor In the penifenfiary at Wailo
Walia for term not less than two
years nor more than 20 years. tho
court then announced.
Attorney Karr for Mrs. Hazard
gave notice Of appeal. and the fast
specialist was released on SIC. 0.0o0
bonds furnished By the Southwest
Security Insurance company.
Maximum 20 Years.
The maximum for manslaughfer
ID 20 years In the penitentiary. one
year In the county jail. or a fine q
n 900. or both fine and imprison-
ment DIR. Hazard. according to
the state. had deliberately starved
the Williamson sisters In order 10
get hold OF their property. which
IL valued approximately at 500. .0to.
Alleged Use Of Maqnifyinp Glass.
The motion for new trial see
out that the jury had magnifyfng
glass In the jury room without thu
knowledge OF the defense. with
which 10 examine handwriting 0f
DR. OImstead. who assisted DR.. Has-
xard In the post -morfem examine
tion OF Claire Williamson. II also
set out that several OF the jurors
who at first voted for acqnifiAI
finally compromised on manslaugh-
ter because they had been exhaust
ed by the long trial. and that their
verdict was not really unanimous.
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Lots Of people think their hearts ar,
broken when all that ails them is pune.
tured conceit.
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-14
Notice Of Final Settlement.
IN the Matter OF the Estate of p.
= Hanson Dncnnsoa

IN the Matter OF the Estate of P.
I. Hanson. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that on
saturday, the 2Sth day of December,
a. H. 1912, being one OF the regular
oayS Of the December Term of the
county Court of Otero County. in
the state of Colorado. |, Robert Han
sen administrator, with the will an
heAed, of said estate, will appear be-
torr the Judge of said Court. present
III! ti1al settlement as such admins
uator, with the will annexed. pray
tue approval of the same, ami
then apply to be discharged as su,
administrator. with the will annexe
Al which time and place any persoi
In interest may appear and present
objections to the same II any ther
be.
Dated at La Junta, Colorado, No.
vember 25th, 1912.
ROBERT HANSEN,
Administrator. with the will annex.
ed Of the estate OF p. c. Hanson
Deceased.
First publication. November 80. 1872
Last publication. December 2s. 1912.
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-14

ed. pursuant To the verified petition
Of Rufus W. Norton. claimant as
heir at law OF said deceased. here.
tofore filed herein. asking for ju.
dicial ascertainment and determine
ton OF the heirsnip OF said estate,
and from which il appears that Ru.
fus w. Norton. son. and Albert c
Norton. adopted son. are heirs OF
said deceased.
Now. therefore. any and all per,
sons who are or who claim to be
heirs At law OF said Catherine S.
Norton. deceased. are hereby requir.
ed TO be and appear hereat. or
abide the determination OF the court
thereon.
Dated At La Junta. Colorado. this
2ist day Of November. A. d.. 1912.
RUFUS W. NORTON.
Administrator OF the Estate OF Cath
crime s. Norton. Deceased.
Geo. A. kilgorc. Attorney
First publication. November 20. 1912
Last publication. December 81. 1912
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-14
Notice Of Final Settlement.

l.. the Matter OF In. Estate OF III.
ram II Clark. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that on Sa,.
urday. the 2sth day OF December. \.
u. 1912, being on. OF the regular
days OF the December term Of the
county court of Otcro county. In
the state Of Colorado. |. Marion r.
Miller. Executor OF said estate. will
appear before the Judge of said
court. present my final set,icmen,
as such executor. pray the approval
OF same. and will then apply To be
discharged as such executor. Al
which time and place any person In
interes, may appear and present oh.
jec'ions To the same II any there
be.
Dated a, La Jnn,a. Colorado. No.
vember 27th. 1912.
MARION =. MILLER.
Executor of the Esiat. OF Hiram II.
Clark. Deceased.
F-st publication. November 30. 1919,
publication. December q. 1912.
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-14
Notice Of Final Settlement and De.
termination Of heirship.

In the Matter OF the Estate OF Cath.
crime S. Norton. Deceased.
Notice Of Final Settlement and DE.
termination OF HeirShip.
Notice 10 hereby given that on
Monday. the I'D day OF December. A.
D.. 1912. at the hour Of 10 n. m. OF
said day. the same being one OF
the regular days Of the term Of the
county court OF otero county. In the
state OF Colorado. l. Rufus W. Nor.
ton. administrator Of said estate. will
appear before the Judge Of said court.
present my final settlement ~ such
administrator. pray the approval of
the ssmc. and will then asked 20 be-
discharged AS such administrator Al
which time and place any person In
interest may appear and present OBJ
3eciions to the samc. II any there
b..
Aud further notice Il hereby Civ.
cn. that at said time and place the
court Will receive and hear PROOF
concerning the heirs of said d.c.ss
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-14
Summons on Application for Rs3is.
tratlon.

State OF Colorado, County OF Otero.
SIS.
In the District Court, No. 80.
John F. Searight. Plaintiff,
Versus
Jube l.. Terwilleger. The Craver and
Steele Manufa turing Company, The
Harvester King Company. A. +.
Thompson. and all other persons
or parties unknown. claiming any
right. title. estate. lien or inter
est In the real estate described
In the application herein. Defend
ants.
Summons on Application for Regis
tration.
The people Of the state OF Colorado
to the above named defendants
GREETING:
You are hereby summoned and re-
Quired to answer the application OF
the applicant plaintiff In the above
entitled apple alton for registration
OF the following land situate In Otero
county. Colorado. towit: Lots num-
bered three and four aud the east
half of the southwest quarter OF sec
ton seven. township twenty-fOur.
south OF range fifty-four. west Of the
sixth principal meridian. and to file
your answer To the said applic.- IN
In the office OF the clerk OF said
court. In said county. within twenty
days after the service Of this sum
mona upon you. exclusive Of the day
Of such service: and II you fall To
answer the said application within
the time aforesaid. the applicant
plaintiff In this action viii apply 10
the court for the relief demanded IN
the application herein.
Witness. A. $. Marshall. Clerk OF
said court. and the seal thereof, at
La Junta. In said county and state,
this I'D day OF November. A. u.
1912.
tSEAI.l A. s MARSHALL. Clerk
by Blanche II. Brown. Deputy.
Firs, publication. November %. 1879.
Last publication. December II. 1912
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-14
Notice d Final Settlement and De
termiraticn OF he,rshIp.

IN the Matter of III. Estate OF llcz.
ekiah II. Morton. Deceased
Notice of Final Settlement and De
termination OF Iieirship.
Notice Is hereby given. that on
Monday. the 23d day Of December. 4.
D.. 1912. at tn. hour OF 10 n IN. Of
said day. the same being one of the
regular days Of the term OF the couns
" court Of Otero county. In the state
Of Colorado. l. Rufus W. Norton. al.
minirirator II said estate. will ap
pear before the Judge Of said couri
present my final settlement n such
administrator. pray the approval Of
the same. and Will then asked 10 be-
discharged as such administrator. A.
which time and place any person In
interest may appear and present oh
jcctions to III. same. II any her"
b..
Aud further notice is hereby civ
en-. that nj said ,ine and place the
court Will receive aud hear proof
concerning the heirs OF said deceased
pursuant to IN. verified p'tiiion oi
Rufus ". Norton. claimant rs heir
nj law Of said deceased. hercto'ofo
filed herein. asking for u Judicial a.
e. riainmcni snd de'"snination oi
III" h.irship Of said estate. and from
which Il appears that the estate
" Catherine \. Norton. deceased
Rufus W. Norton being administraiof.
Rufus W. Norton. son. and Albcr, {
Norton. adopted son. are heirs of said
DECEASED.
Nov. therefore. any and all per
sons VINO arr or WIN claim 10 BE-
heirs q iaw of ssid Hesektah u. Nor
ton. dscsassd. are hereby required
70 ~ anl appear tarrcst. or sbid'
the dctarminstion Of the court there.
on.
DATED q L. Juata. Colombo. this
'tst 1ay q Novsaber. A. D.. 1919.
RUFUS ". NORTON.
,lnistneos Of The Estate of He,
skiah n. Noreee. 1ecoossd.
0so. A. kiiOess. Attorney.
tiese pubiseaalea. Nevsotsr -. 1919.
Lest pubelcak3ea, Deeombes 81. 1919.
La Junta tribune., 1912-12-14
Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting OF the share
holders OF the First National Bank
OF la Junta. Colorado. will be held
at the bank "wednesday. January s,
1918. at three O'Clock. 7. NJ. to
elect a board OF directors for the eN.
suing year and to transact any other
business that may be lawful.
ROBT. w. PATTERSON.
President.
First publication. December I. 1912.
Last publication. January 4. 1913.