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La Junta tribune., 1912-04-27
Notice Of Adjustment Day.

Estate Of p, c. Hanson. deceased.
The Undersigned. having been ap-
pointed administrator with the will
annexed OF the estate OF p. c. Han
son. late OF the county OF Otero. In
the state OF Colorado, deceased. here
by gives notice that he will appear
before the county court OF said Otero
county, on Monday. the 9Th day OF
May, \. d. 1912. at the hour OF 10
O'Clock a. IN. OF said day. at which
time all persons having claims
against said estate are notified and
reQue-ted To attend for the purpose
of having the same adjusted All per
sons Indebted to caid estate are re-
Quested to make immediate payment
to the undersigned.
Dated at La Junta. Colorado. this
9Th day Of April, A. u. 1912.
ROBERT HANSON.
Administrator with will annexed OF
the estate OF P. c. Hanson. dcceas-
ed.
Geo. A. kilgore, Attorney.
First publication. April l3. 1912.
Last publication. May 4. 1912
La Junta tribune., 1912-04-27
,o..-.ohol...,e Field M....

A team Of ten fleet and husky ath-
letes from La Junta will be watched
closely at the Colorado College Inter
scholastic field meet to be held IN
this city May +th. The La Junta
team has always been a strong con-
tender for championship honors and
La Junta students say that their
team Is to be watched closely. W..
b. winchell, OF La Junta, \ promi-
nent student in Colorado College. IL
on the executive committee In charge
Of the affair and is looking out for
the interests of the team from his
high school.
All visitors will be royalty enter
tanned while guests OF the college.
The athletes will be housed at hotels,
fraternity houses and dormitories.
SpNSiAi anu
ments have been provided for the
girl, who accompany the delegations.
The majority OF the visitors will ar
rive Friday. May Sd. and will be the
guests Of the college at the baseball
game for the state championship be.
tween Colorado College and the Uni
versity of Colorado. a reception and
entertainment will be held Friday ev'
ening and also Saturday evening fol
lowing the meet.
Two hundred and fifty athletes rep
resenting twenty-four high schools
and some eight hundred visitors will
be present All railroads have grant
ed rates OF a fare and third for
the round trip.
Forty.seven loving cups. valued al
81 900 will be given as prizes. Every
winner OF a place In each event will
/ get a handsome silver cup. The firs!
prize cups. massive creations OF sil
yer donated by the Denver Post. the
Denver Republican and A. c. Spauld
ing. are the finest in the state
All the vi-itors will be showr
through the college buildings and thu
entire equipment.
La Junta tribune., 1912-04-27
Notice Of AdminIttrstor's Sale.

In the matter OF the estate OF Chrys.
ostom X. Dodds. deceased.
BY virtue Of an order and decree OF
the county court Of Otcro county.
made on the petition OF the under.
signed. administrator OF the estate
Of Chrysostom r. Dodds. deceased. on
the 18th day Of April. A. d. 1912. !
shall. on the ist day Of June. A. d.
1917. at the hour Of 10 o'clock a.
m.. sell at private sale. to the high.
eat and best bidder. At the south
door OF the court houle In La Junta.
Otero county. Colorado. the follow.
Ing described real estate Of said de-
ceased. to-wit:
East half OF west two.thirds Of Lot
8. Block 8. Lewis Addition to La
Junta. subject to deed OF trust: Lots
II and Is. Block 30. La Junta. sub.
ject to deed Of trust: Lots %5 and
". Block 2. Otero Addition to La
Junta. subject 70 deed Of trust: Lots
~ and 10. Block 80. Ia Junta. sub.
ject 70 ds-d Of trust: Lots -. i3.
II and u. Block I. Santa Re First
Addition 70 Ia Junta: west onc.third
Of Lot 8. Block 8. Lewis Addition to
Ia Junta. subject to deed Of trust:
east half Of southwsst quarter Of
Section is. Township % south. Range
ss. subject 70 deed Ct trust: cas-,
half Of north hat Of Lot =. River.
eide Place. with three shares Of sto /
In Fort Lyon Canal: i.otI u and ?2.
Block ~. La Junta. subject To deed
of trust: Lot -. Block 3s. Irving
Park Addition 10 Pueblo. Pueblo
county. Colombo: situate In the
county. Of Otcro. state Of Colorado.
upea he following terms, viz: For
cash. subject 10 sncumbranccs and
taxss for 1911.
Al the conclusion Of such sale the
purchaser will BE- entitled TO . certifi.
cate Of purchase. and upon the ap.
provsl Of such sale BY the court the
purchaser viii ~ entitled to q deed
oe saA real property.
). ADDISON DoDDs.
Administrator Of ths s-tats Of Chrys.
ostom r. Dod1s, dsceased.
Dstsd at L. junts. Colombo. this
NtA Day q April. 4. D. 1918.
nrst DublSeatiea. Am ~. 1913.
tase DsbaIeseiea. leay =. 1919
La Junta tribune., 1912-04-27
Cut Il Out, Bud.

After diagnosing the case OF the
young man with a crouch at the
world the Emporia Gazette prescribes
this treatment:
so. Buddie. brace up: stick to your
Job. Get ON With the boss. Remember
% tar a. you know. this 10 the best
worsA IN the snivsrse. and certainly
this 10 the best country In the world,
and this IL the best state In the
country and the best town In the
state. Get hold Of whatever lever Ct
the universe Is sticking out around
your store and lift: maybe II Is ju-t
to make II easy for the boy on the
delivery wagon: maybe II IL just
TO dust the counter: maybe Il II Just
to help an old country woman Into
her wagon. But grab the handle Of
that lever wherever II pokes Its
nose at you and lift Boost till you
grunt and your back aches. Bud. For.
get your college clothes; no matter
IL the dashing tilt Of your hat doesn't
always tilt; but for heavens sake
quit ayonixing over your wrongs.
Lend a hand. lift; and that mi1er.
able. Whitney. supercilIous. imposed
on air. that sad resigned way you
have OF snubbinx the Lord for his
bum work on the univcr ;e-for the
love Of pie. bud. cut II out"
La Junta tribune., 1912-04-27
or6ep 90 Show Cause on Petition for
MoeteseIn0 Of Real Estate.

State Of Colorado. county OF Otero,
M. In the county court In pro.
bate.
In the matter OF the estate Of Gene
We've Westfall, deceased.
Order to show cause ON petition for
mortgaGing OF real eltate.
This matter coming on to be heard
on this third day OF April. A. D. 1912.
upon the petition filed herein by
James 8. Westfall. administrator, OF
said estate. for the mortgaging of
the following described real estate. oil
a portion thereof. to-wit: Northeast
quarter mex Of the southwe { quar-.
ter tswk) OF section thiriy-six (3G).
township twenty.three (23) south Of
range fifty.six t5Gl west In otcro
county. Colorado, together with
forty t0D shares Of the capital stock
OF the Re-organIzed ca,lin Consoli
dated Canal Company and forty tiO)
shares Of Tho Tmpas Ditch Com.
phny LOT tne purpose OF paying the
debts OF said estate.
And II now appearing TO the court
from said petition that proper and
legal grounds exit for the mortrAg.
Ink u all or = portion OF said real
estate.
Now. therefore. II Ia ordered by
tho court that James s. wcstfali.
George Westfall. william J. wcstfnIl.
Anna e. Mann. j. Stanley westfali.
Grace La 0hier. Nellie Pearcc. incx
EIscnhour. Alice Tovstt. adults. and
Clarence we-tfsll. minor. and
Emma Westfall. adult. all per.
sons who are leratecs or dcvisecs Of
said cstats. or any part thereof. or
heirs of said deccdcnt. be and np.
pear before said court at the court
room Of sai1 court. In the city OF La
Jun'a. county and state aforesaid. on
the 9Th day Of May. A. u. 1912. at
the hour of 10 o'clock In the forenoon
Of said day. then aud there To show
cause. II any there bc. why an order
should not b. made directing the said
adminIstrator 10 mortgage the whole
or 80 much oe raid real citatc ns
may bc necessary for the purposes
specified IN said petition.
II is furtAee ordered that this order
be published for At least four sue.
ccssivc wssks In the In Junta TrI.
bune. weekly public newspaper pub.
iishcd in sail county.
II is further ordered that Henry
W. Allen. q saiA county Of otcro. be
and he 10 hereby appointed NJ guar.
dian nd lito0 for Clarence wasiiail.
minor. to rspeesent said minor At said
hearing.
~ tAs court:
.. W. MCDANIEL.
County Judge.
First publSsa1lea. April 3. iI2
Last pubilca1lsn. Nay I. inis
La Junta tribune., 1912-04-27
Ronsy's Boys Concert Company.

II is to be the good fortune OF the
La Junta people to have an opportun-
ity to hear this famous musical com.
bination Tuesday. April 3oth. at the
Presbyterian church In two programs,
one at I y. m, and at p. IN. For
those who have heard them else
where nothing is needed except the
announcement that they are coming.
The company takes its name from
the manager and trainer Henry B.
Roney. 1t is composed OF Mr. Roney
and five boys ranging from nine to
fourteen years Of age. II is the old
est and best known musical company
before the American public. MIR.
Roney Is the originator OF the idea
of boys concert company. He has
been before the public for twenty-five
years delighting them with his boys.
La Junta tribune., 1912-04-27

For many years Mr. Roney has had
the choice OF the very finest boy
voices In America. These boys Of
natural gifts have been carefully
trained. The constant surprise Is
that boys can give such excellent.
hish.class music. II In not freak
combination. but one OF real excel
ience. Interest Is added by the cos
tune worn by the boys. The In
strumen,sl work Of the boys gives Va.
riety to the program.
While Mrs. Roosevelt was mistress
OF the White House one Of the most
interesting functions vas 4 concert
by the Roney Boys In the famous
east room" Special invitations
were sent out and 500 were present.
including the families Of the members
OF the cabinet. the supreme court.
senators and foreign ministers. Mr..
Roosevelt was "deeiighted" with the
boys. and 20 you viii b..
Tue special afternoon concert for
children II . new feature In lyceum
entertainments introduced By Ar.
Roney and has proved . great sue.
cess. Wherever they 70 the children
are anxious to hear the boys. Roa.
cy's Boys are . regular se-csat attrac'
La Junta tribune., 1912-04-27
Not'ee Of Annual Meeting Of Stock.
holders.

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting OF the stockholders of
the Odd Fellows Hall Association
OF La Iunta will be held in the of.
nce of Judge f. w. Mcdaniel, in
the court house. Wednesday evening,
May /, 1912, at 1880 o'clock. for the
purpose Ct electing fun board Of
directors, and the transaction of
such other business as may properly
be brought before said meeting.
(SeaD. C. X. MAPES, President.
WILLIAM FISCUS, Secretary.
FIRST publication. April 6, 1912.
Last publication, April ~. 1912.
La Junta tribune., 1912-04-27
vIsIen. Of s.s.ssll and eur, water

Dave Roth. GRANVILLE manavsr cf
the BergerTan bal team. ard who
10 well known here. this week &c.
cepted . position with the A. &.
Draper Clothing Company. At Ia
Junta. Dave has 4 warm place In
bis heart for Fowler or for the Fow.
Ter girls. and stepped off the train
while passing through town last Mon.
day 70 greet several Of bis friends.
Dave wanted 10 know at once the
fare 70 the city Of pure water. and
whether there vas . Sunday rate.
He probably also rad visions Of . bali
Kams In Fowler this summer. Pow.
lef Tribune.
La Junta tribune., 1912-04-27
COMING EVENTS

Republican State primary I
Assembly (state candidates)
August lst, Denver, =
Republican National Conven- 4
uon-June 18th. Chicago. :
Democratic State Conven.
ton presidential dele sates)--
April 29th, Colorado Springs. 4
Democratic State primary
Assembly" Estate candidatss)
August 26th. Pueblo. I
Democratic National Conven. 4
hon-June 25th. Baltimore.
Md. 4
= r \ = = 4 \ 4 a a a a !
The Washington times., 1912-04-02
LOOK FOR VIOLENCE
IN TEXTILE STRIKE
HEC-C-y Scored by Workers May
Lead 10 Outbreaks in New
Jersey.

PtSSAI-. y J. April The dis
c-EE=-E q the striking textile work
rrE lE Thing the explosive point.
-AsI- Vlrterv this morning in keep
- rse--d the clifton and Garfield
-zr-H % ne FoTstmann and Huff-
-EH- ruuu-nv has increased their
r-s sl=-r- aud rnev are now at n
-.ar. --e-e violence ~ momentariiy
-Er~-raE
-F.1 asra-r"ou the strikers will be
a.aa--=--s ar William u Haywood,
49,. 20 ..ad OF the revolutionary fac
--r @ -a= l. " w. Haywood will
--=as O.. the Belmont Park hall. Gar
aE-r.-EE there was no violence this
---E .sEUIrs th- fact that II was
r.--a- u-Errd uy some Of the leaders,
70 .- ra..aEuf that he strikers held
.-. H=l 49, TE-V desire the personal
.-s--r--rnr-- u L@adeT Haywood.
a. urrH~ % vas made today by the
Fr-.r--a--- F9-Tmann concern TO open
r-- .1l-...a. and clifton mills. The ef-
Fr-ra q -ra ru.upany failed. There
-a-= .-- --nIEh men in the Clifton
ra-- r. zsa~- rre machines. and, al
gE-g- ~Tfdri-nt number entered
80 .aaH.r-E Plant 20 set in motion the
a.-a-arEs. .- 70 rFll"yed there was not
O M-za e-aIEh fo--e to warrant the
EHarEz % o.. mill open.
The Washington times., 1912-04-02
Says Free Sugar
Injuries Planters

Hearings on the sugar bill continued
this morning before the Senate Finance
Committee. Louisiana cane sugar grow
ers are opposed strongly to free sugar
and their objections were voiced this
morning by Jules Godchaux, promi-
nent Louisiana planter.
He represented that the planters of
cane would be driven out OF business
by free sugar and that 1t was a seri-
Gus question what else their farms
would raise. He insisted they could
10 little with cotton because of the
boil weeVil. They would have to eX-
pertinent, he insisted, to find what they
could turn to.
Gen. Clarence Edwards gave statistics
and data regarding present conditions
in the insular possessions, especially
Porto Rico. He told of the high prices
now reigning in Porto Rico on account
OF the preferential treatment it re-
Ceves and made it clear that prices
would drop II sugar We're admitted
free He thought this Countrys duty
to Porto Rico demanded tnat the island
be furnished a market, and he opposed
free sugar for that reason.
The Washington times., 1912-04-02
CULLOM USES APPLES
TO ANGLE FOR VOTES
Ake5 Illinois Senator Campaign
Exrease Shows Sll.5O for
This Fruit.

E--ar.- shelby N CulIom IS appar-
.--.- -.-t-- apples for his constituents
.r .- .a-.s. and trying to win them
- or .- rr.- manD-T. At any rate, Sen
.--- .....-. eNpense account which
aer .-- -.-E IN, senate today under
o. .a--at-- uubirt'y law. shows that
rrn ..a.# ~a- Sis" tu :. T. Fish *
-.... t-.rnu .- aIsn buying cigars
.-r his account shows ne has
.... This purpose
a-.. mint Il Senator CullOm
%. -Ipts from various
.uUa. IN purposes amount
The largest contributors
E.IEl,, and Frank -.
.. - them contributed
.-.ue. contributions were
r-l5rI-r up to date in
...a senatorial campaign
-" senator CullOm says
.-..arl -. offices in return
The Washington times., 1912-04-02
NEW RULING MADE BY
POSTMASTER GENERAL
In Future Second Class Dead
Letter Matter to be Given
to Charity.

NaEzEines pictures. post cards, news
paFer magazines. and comic supple
meuts nndinE their way into the dead
ritter ofhce In the future will be dis
trihuted &" orphan asylums, children's S
homes. and other charitable institutions
Uarting them. according 20 an order is
sued today by Postmaster General
Hitchcock.
Heretofore this class OF mail which
vas unbelievable has been shipped to
Washington, baled and sold as waste
paper by the dead letter office.
As a result of several inquiries COM
ing TO him the Postmaster General has
determined that II would be just as well
to have this material serve some useful
purpose of a charitable nature, rs the
Government had never more than
cleared expenses on shipping 1t to
Washington for sale.
Notice was sent to every postmast er
In the United States today, to the effect
that this class of matter could be disl
tributed to charitable organizations In
his community IL application was made
to him by the proper persons.
The Washington times., 1912-04-02
ACCUSED OF PREYING
ON RELATIVES OF DEAD
L. +. Wilson Arraigned on Charge
of Using Mails to
Defraud.

NEW YORK. April 2-Charged with
using the mails to defraud. Lucius p.
Wilson, sixty years old, with offices in
Buffalo and this city, was arraigned
before United States Commissioner
Shields today and held in $500 bail for
examination later. He denied his guilt
and was remanded in custody of the
marshal to furnish bail
The authorities allege that Wilson
patronized a clipping bureau to get the
names of persons who had died in every
part of the United States. Then he
would write letters announcing that no
was enclosing five shares of stock of
the Dominion PorCupine Mines Com
pany, Limited. which was very valu-
able" and ask that S. to meet the
first assessment on them as previously
arranged for be remitted
To avoid the use of the malls Wilson
the authorities allege, sent his letters
and certificates by express.
The Washington times., 1912-04-02

SHARP RALLY THEN A REACTION,
WITH SMALL NET CHANGES
AS A RESULT.

NEW YORK, April with a rush
the opening indications were for a
big bull market. Advances were gen.
eral along the entire line, with Steel
common setting the pace and every
thing following. 1t looked as If big
business had come to the conclusion
that the market could be carried to
higher levels and was willing to set
the pace. The Hill shares, Reading,
Union Pacific, and Copper were we'll
to the fore in advance. 1t was q hur-
rah market for forty-five minutes ard
then it simply about faced and went
the other way
II an excuse must be found for this
action, and all movements are sup
posed to have reason. II may be
charged to the refusal of the English
coal miners to return to work, the
vote showing 100,1S9 against as COM
pared with $685. in favor of resum =
ing work-a close showing and one
that should indicate an early ending
of the strike. If a better reason is
demanded II may be found in the nat
ural trend toward taking profits
which by reason of two-sided condl-
tlons that have existed for several
days, has become accustomed to look
ing for half points.
London was decidedly strong on
Americans with Steel q higher. This
created the impression on the part OF
The Washington times., 1912-04-02

some OF the wise ones that the market
was rugged to sell on and caused profit
taking-this. and tine tempting gains
made on the rise.
1t looked also as If the shorts in
Steel were getting worried. The big
rise in Copper was an example that
they did not like. In all the list, thai
erstwhile high grader. Illinois Central,
was the weakling 1t has not moved
in sympathy on the recent advances,
but II continues to seek lower levels.
This morning 1t dropped On one sale
from 122i9 to 129 some tired holder get
tinP out. The change In the last twenty
minutes of the second hour practically
brought values back to Mondays clos
ing. Steel refused to weaken beyond
this point so iii Union Pacific. Great
Northern. AMI soyne other stocks.
Reading turned q net gain to a II,
net loss; southern Pacific, st. paul. and
many rails were off a 20 q net. Mis-
Souri, Pacific was y lower.
February earnings for st, Paul. net
increase, $104, 1863; New York, Ontario
and Western, net increase. seG, S53. The
signs of the times are more favorable
Steel finally lost - net, and other
stocks held about steady. As usual
most of the business was transacted
in the first two hours and then the
market quieted and held fairly
strong.
The closing was fairly firm. Prices
were not much above the low, but SEN
timent was decidedly firm.
The Washington times., 1912-04-02
Sues His Father-in-LaW
On Alienation Charge

PHILADELPHIA, April "A sequel
to the strange case of Edwin Frank
twenty-four years old, formerly a pri-
vate in the United States army, who
escaped from the Government Hospital
for the Insane in September, 1910, and
married Miss Virginia Strouse. Of this
city, after a rapid-fire courtship of a
few hours is expected this week when
Frank in an attempt to have his wife
returned to him, says he will bring
suit against his father-in-laW, John
Strouse, for alienation of affections.
Il love my wife dearly" declared the
Young man, and l shall stir heaven
and earth to get her back know
she Is being kept from me against her
Will. My father-in-law has made many
attempts to blacken my character to
her, but he shall not take her from me"
The Washington times., 1912-04-02
BAlFORGURBOF
EXPRESS MONOPOLY
REPORTED TOULOUSE
A1z-so1 Measure Would
FOr1e DrzSgic Regula-
10 of Rates.

- -=EaazHHa 20 49, rates -
sss rzErr a praEtI-L iu TIRE
Ala-z @ ==~a-r-d o. th= House
rHssr ru e. rH-r1tftes - Inter
H-z-s E-l FH-HEr rsEm-rc-.
~ war- -Ets sale % from :
o. OF uHa-L according TO
a-a-H -raH@.~r rH HarEag~s not ey e
rHs.rE HaarH- rr4-ts ~ weight. is
EaLH -l--rrH-r -pUn tire express
r-EE-arH H-I EEe Interstate Com
usrrH -Hr1-Ess1rn o. clothed with
z1as- rr srfH-g- TIE reduced rates.
EuHrE=r r-prlstsn b. that the cx-
EEssE rr--EHr1as shall cooperate with
60 r=rar Elz1E routes and shall ac-
ere So EsErs from and deliver pack
1Era O. r-ral E1iI carriers who serve
srrTrH-E rT-rra from express Offices
.tEr-l- AatauIssn has been at work
rr sEsTEf -lHrffs On a bill To curb the
EErrat4 UHmFzInlss. now alleged to
rrEa HErrulEaut and insquitable rates
rrrs-E Earsr- bat has the rural route
rrH ~ pGrcsls psst-
~ rates provided In the Adamson
E Har o. ara packages of not more
ErE- e.aE=E pounds IN weight handled
o. rNE-EsE uumEanies and are as fol-
Es-u-=- ny tpa T.Dints in the United
$500 Er-r than -"o miles, u cents
Ee- r.. point not more than 2,0O
0e-rE not more than l,gO
-.as. ~F-rE- Tot more than $40 miles
nj more than 90 miles, 4
rs--s and not more than 80 miles
..arr ~n-rs
49, E-p1b-icar members Of the
.H fH1.-UlTr-s voted against the
a.sar-sr- FlT and may file minority
ra-Hr-r wHrH the Hous-. These members
-a~a rn----=sG1tn know!and, Stevens.
as Es-.
n r- r--rts-s that express COM
--rlas a-arEEIuE either a single line
mr e. nH-H HE-rrlGn With other companies
r-r8 -rr -sE1- q rate in excess of the
zHrT= l-F-E- AL Violations OF the act
a~H sEE-l- ty a fine Of $l0O for
-.-. r~#-aa
IT'D. -rar ru1ts provision in the bill
49, % -lllIatS-y upon the express
.a-"s Goo arr-ut packages for rural
so q rE= p8staEe IS Of rcd in adj
---- . - eArress charges.
The Washington times., 1912-04-02
Trust Company Asks
For Trial by Jury

Asking that the issues be framed and
that jury trial he ordered, the Ma
tional Savings and Trust Company.
trustee and executor of the estate Of
james J.>Gordon, in an answer filed
today. denies that the wealthy mine
owner was of unsound mind or men,
tally inCapaCitated when he executed
his Will, as asserted by Miss Alice Ger
trude Gordon, his twenty-year-old old
daughter who filed a Caveat in Probate
Court last week.
Under the terms Of her fathers will
Miss Gordon receives an income of $500
a month, but she believes that she is
entitled to the entire income from the
estate, amounting to $4,000 a year.