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The evening world., 1913-08-07
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DO you want to Include Ao"'s o.I
ecky In thatr asked CHAIRMAN F's"
ley.
Yes" said Richards.
'On oshah Of the commntee' A
Senator FrAwisy. I aunonse wv =
givs these men one more cnAncs ~
then TO serve on them sappoenas :
appear for arralSnmsnt AonoAy oe'o'
the legislature"
When the session was resumed w
Xammsrt employed by Tneoecre
Myers OF NO. " oroso e'
who 10 abroad. Was called. MANNER
said Mr.. Myers banked with the Farm
ers' Loan and Trust Company
There were checks for N.ooo Tor cas-
N. MANNER. said. He had non: I.
dorsed by william Sulser OF Louis 4
oArecAy' WI ~e.' ,
produce the blind cnecAs cesneu
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The evening world., 1913-08-07
0IG0.,

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DONNELLY.-On Aus. 9 THoSA4>
years. beloved son OF 4icnAsS ass IAN
Funeral from 2eB6 oth Ave-. oesoe'
day. Aus. .. ~ 1.3o p. y. .|...t
The evening world., 1913-08-07
p~sase Politician weas n Paris.

Du6alS Politician weas n PaPts.
PARIS. Aug. I.-John b. Weber OF
Buffalo, former Congressman. was mar
risd to-day TO Miss Alice J. Roberts Of
Paris. the ceremony was performed
By the Mayor OF the Seventeenth Ar
rouaisssmsnt Among the official Wit.
NOISES Was Norman =. Mack Of DufRale
o. the Democratic Nttonai Committss
The evening world., 1913-08-07

KILLED ~ Fall Of De0bv rest.
david R0bb. IN sleetriclau. Of No. -
mast One Hundred and rhirty.hfth
street, fell from . stspiaAdsr on the
second floor at the new pubiic school at
No. q, West One Hundred anA Eleventh
street. this afternoon. = distance Of eight
tssl sa1 vas kols4
La Junta tribune., 1913-02-08
Some holidays In February.

There are some holidays In the
month of February. but not all of
them were or will be- observed by
the cour, house gang. the postoffice.
the banks. aud the other lords Of ere
alton that seldom fan 10 overlook
"A bet In this line There was
ground hog day on the I'd. Ash Wed
ncsday on the sth. Llneolnr birth
day on the 18th. St Valentines Day
on the 18th. and ON the 18th will be
the anniversary Of the sinking Of
the bat,lcship Maine In 1898. The
holiday festivities will conclude with
the celebration Of washingion's birth.
day on the e2d. when II will no, be
legal for anybody 10 DO business ex'
ccpt the ordinary working man Feb
ruary l. the shortest month In the
year. bu, II has more holidays than
any other month In III" whole cal
cndar.
La Junta tribune., 1913-02-08
Notice Of Final Settlement.

In the matter of the estate OF WI
liam !. McGavick. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that on
Monday. the l7th day Of February. A.
D. 1913. being one OF the regular
days Of the December term OF the
county court OF O,cro county. In the
state OF Colorado. |. James L. Nc
Gavick. executor Of said estate. will
appear before the Judge OF said
court, present my final settlement
as such executor. pray the approval
OF the same. and will then apply to
be discharged ms such executor. AT
which time and place any person IN
interest may appear and present Ob.
jections to the same II any there
b..
Dated at La Junta. Colorado. Jan.
uary goth. 1918.
JAMES e. McGAvICK.
Executor Of the estate OF William
McGavick. deceased.
First publication. January %. 1919.
Las, publication. February Is. 1919.
La Junta tribune., 1913-02-08
New Trial fer Bob Harris'

Claiming that N. sam. legal qpes-
tion is involved In the motion for a
new trial for Robert Harris. oolored.
serving a life sentence for the muir.
der OF policeman at Rocky Ford.
July 4. 1911. as was involved IA the
supreme court motion In the Harold
Henwood case at Denver. Lyman l.
Henry. attorney for Harris. has
hopes for new trial for his client
II 10 alleged that former Attorney
General Griffith declared that III.
question Of a new trial In the IIar'
rk case would be decided by the
opinion rendered In the Hcn~ood
case. Now that the supreme court
La Junta tribune., 1913-02-08
A c,sa. Newspaper.

In handling news the Kansas City
Star observes the decencies and
amenities OF life. II never wan
toniy brings shame or sorrow to
any home It's advertisements are
clean. No get rich quick shark can
use its columns with its knowledge
by advertising their wares. The
world II surveys with good cheer.
looking forward to confident tomor-
row.
As for variety OF interests. what
do you find. All the worlds news
gossip. discoveries. sport, anything
you would like to talk about Mar
ke,s. not only for men. but for NO.
men. too--for women are really the
shoppers OF the world. and the ad-
ver,ising columns OF the Star con
stitute the one common market place
OF the West.
The Kansas City Star and the La
unia Tribune, boJ,h papers. sent to
any address for one year for only
$3.50
La Junta tribune., 1913-02-08
YOUR KIDNEYS

u Jvets Aees6sats Mvss Learn ths
impsets~ss - Keeping rhsm We'll.
Perfect health means that every or.
ga Of the heAy 10 perfsrmiss its func
tloas properly.
Perfect health eaaast b. sajoyel n
The hIlssys are week aa1 disor1sseh.
Thossasls testify that Doas's KID.
~ Pills have . rsvivias action on
weak ki1ssys.
Whit this remedy has done ID 70
May oases es this kina II the bea,
peees q IL merits.
Rcd The feiiswins. It's testimony
gratefully sivea By . resident Of Ls
Junta.
wiliiam HasAsrmas. Hone Place.
IL Justa. Cole. says: "oss q ~ fan.
ily suffered from bachsrha aal kidney
trouble. Deans KAasy Ptiis relieved
ths eeaplaiats II . shost tine. Sew.
ssal q ~ fellow. v.veskmsa thiak high
b = Dsass Kilssy Piiis."
~ aaoo ~ ~ deojers. Prize 50
eoots. v0oess.nlibusn c.. Buffalo.
NeV YesA. oeje aoooeo ~ ~ Uaitsl
0lolso.
nenssbss ~ saas-psaa's-asl
~ - 0onug.
La Junta tribune., 1913-02-08
Notice fer Publication
Department OF tho interior. United
States Land Office. at Pueblo. Col.
orado January 1914

Department OF the Interior. United
States Land Office. at Pueblo. Col.
orado. January 6, 1918.
Notice Is heerbye given that Rob.
ert Phillips. OF. SUGAR City. Colo,
who. on June 3. 1909. made desert
land entry. No. 0stsG. for south-half
southeast quarter. northwest quar-.
ter southeast quarter. southwest
quarter northeast quarter. section
81. township % south. range 81
west. 9Th principal meredian, has
filed notice OF Intention to make
final proof. Ia establish claim to
the land above described. before the
clerk Of the district court. at la
Junta. Colo. on the 18Th day OF Feb,
ruary. 1913.
Claimant names as Witnesses liar )
ID. Cochran. of Timpas. Colo. Ed
win u. Ferreii. OF La Junis, Colo.
=. N. Jordon. Of la Junta. Colo.
Robert. Phillips. Jr. Of Sugar City.
Colo.
Not coal land.
}. W. uAwLEY. Register.
Pirst publication. January IL. 1919.
Last publication. February i5, 1919.
La Junta tribune., 1913-02-08
Two Paper. for the Price of One.


To all new subscribers OF the
Tribune we will send the Kansas
City Weekly Star absolutely free
of cost Both papers for the price
OF one-only $3.50 for whole year.
The Tribune will endeayor to cover
the local field and give all the news
each week. The Kansas City Week.
ly Star has been aptly described M
happy combination OF political new
and progressive agriculture. It is a
paper OF spirit and spunk which
states both sides OF every big ques-
ton clearly. II Is for the little
man II he is right. and against the
big man II he Is wrong. The Star IA.
vors good roads and better farm con-
ditions. and is OF special value to
farmers and stockmcn What do you
find in the Starr II has opinions.
and II speaks them out freely. They
are Its own and they are not in
fluenced by outside interests The
square deal Is its platform. Try II
for one year with the Tribune. Only
81 80 for both papers.
La Junta tribune., 1913-02-08
Methodist Missionary Society

The Home Missionary Society Of
the First Methodist church met Wed.
nesday afternoon with Mrs. !. y.
Handy. The lesson hour was de-
voted to a study OF "Mormonism. :"
A social hour followed. during which
needle work WAS much In evidence.
after which the hostess served lunch
con. The next regular monthly meet.
Ing will take place the afternoon Of
Wednesday. March 5th. at the home
Of Mrs. ]. ~ Christine.
La Junta tribune., 1913-02-08
Christian Missionary Society

The Missionary Society OF the
Christian church met yesterday af.
ternoon at the home of Mrs C. A.
Pratt. when an interesting program
was given Mrs. Al Hurst. Mrs.
George Barr and Mrs John Osborn
told original missionary stories. and
Mrs. Joseph Ward gave a book re-
view. The hostess gave an interest.
ing talk on "Mormonism.' and there
were a number OF musical selections.
La Junta tribune., 1913-02-08
Nsties In Bankruptcy.

In lac District Court Of the United
s,atre eos the District OF Colorado.
IN Tho matter of Hugh w. Jones,
bankrupt. In bankruptcy.
To he creditors Of Hugh W. Jones.
Of 10 Junta. In the county Of otcro
district Aforesaid. \ bankrupt:
Sotics b hereby given. that on
the srd dAy os February. 1913. the
said Hugh W. Jones WAS duly adjn'
dicatsl baakrupt: and that the first
meedAs q The crsditorr will be held
a, roo0 No. 3oi. In tho Federal build
Ing II tAs city Of Pueblo. district
on February 81. 1913. At
ten o'c1eek n the forenoon. st which
tins ~ sAlA creditors may attend.
prove thslr clsirs. appoint = trin-
toe. s1anias The bankrupt. consider
and lsessmins the time and manner
Of aay Deoeosed sale Of saId hank
rupt's Deopsfty and transact such
othee bssiness - may properly come
bcfceo ~ meeting.
i,a&41 q Puebio. Colorado. Fsbru.
AIRY I. 1913.
SAMUEL D. TRiMBfE.
nsesres In BANKRUPTCY.
La Junta tribune., 1913-02-08
North la Junta Bible Class.

The North La Junta Bible Glass
met Tuesday night with Mrs. c. J.
kerrick, when devotional exercises
were conducted by Mr.. +. l.. wilkins.
The class will meet next Tuesday
night at the home OF Mrs. Elizabeth
Head
La Junta tribune., 1913-02-08
W. ] BRYAN. Auctioneer.
WOODROW WILSON. Clerk.

II is our custom 10 charge rcgu-
lar advertising rates for all public
sale notices. but the above In pub
lishcd by request without hope OF
reward. financial or otherwise. II
will probably be AN item OF news
to some Of our readers who have
ceased TO take much interest In po-
littcai happenings since the disSap
pointing result Of the late election.
This public sale will be Of vital con
Germ To some OF our readers who
have not been taking much Interest
In political affairs for a period Of
aixteen years
La Junta tribune., 1913-02-08

has granted a new trial I'm the
Henwood case on the grounds tnat
the trial Judge failed TO instruct the
jury for manslauehtcr. Attorney Hen
ry feels confident that Harris will
be granted another hearing In the
district court-Pueblo Leader.
La Junta tribune., 1913-02-08
Notice Ct Annual Meeting.

La Junta Colorado, January -, 1913
The stockholders OF the La Jun.
u Mica Mining and Milling Company
are hereby notified that the annual
meeting OF said company win be
held at the office OF said company,
rooms 1912 Woodruff Block, La Jun.
Ia, Colorado, on Monday, February
24th. A. D., 1919. at ten O'Clock a.
m. for the election of directors. and
for the Transaction OF such other
business as may be brought before
It
\. b. WALLIS,
Secretary.
First publication. January 95. 1913.
Last publication, February %, 1875
La Junta tribune., 1913-02-08
Notice In Bankruptcy.

In the District Court Of the United
states for the District OF Colorado
In the matter OF Herman A. Messcn-
ger bankrupt. In bankruptcy,
To tlo creditors OF Herman A. Mes
snrarr. Of La Junta. In the county
Of Zero. district aforesaid. bank
rnr.
Nntcc IL hereby given that on
the "a day OF February. 1913. The
saiH icrman A. Messenger was duly
adIIH ated bankrupt. aud tim, th'
nr ucctinx OF creditors viii be held
at raum No. soi r. The Federal build
mg l the City of Pueblo. district
af0n lid on February p. 1918, at ten
p'ea In the forenoon. AT which tlms
tn Id creditors may attend. prove
thor claims. appoint n trustee. en
amino the bankrupt. consider and de
tpTmnc the time snd manner Of any
Proposed sale OF said bnnkrupis prop
cftF and iransac, such other busl.
mess s may properly come before
said meeting.
Dated At Pueblo. Colorado, fcbru'
AIRY I. 1919.
SAMUEL u. TRIMlIi.E.
Referee In bankruptcy.
La Junta tribune., 1913-02-08
Public Sale

Having decided to move. will sell
at public auction at the front door
OF the White House. on March 1.
1918. at 10 a. m, the following prop
erty:
One elephant, smooth mouth. age
uncertain, well fed but looks thin
from strenuous campaign. small
sore on right side having been
Eored by bull moose One set of
golf sticks, well worn; one steam
roller used but one season; one job
lot OF postoffice fixtures.
At the same time there will be
offered for sale at Oyster Bay. Long
Island. the following personal prop
erty:
One bull moose. calved In June.
1912. bu, extra large for its age.
imported from Africa: one big stick.
commonly known as club. slightly
worn: also three socialist planks
good as new.
DIE He' iuhVh NJ h"ohs '"uHis'ih-
of bull moose and elephantine sand
wichcs
Terms Of sale: Four years time
at ? per cent; % per cent discount
for cash Sums under soc cash in
hand No reserve bids. for We have
positively been closed out.
TAFT & ROOSEVELT.
Ouusrs
La Junta tribune., 1913-02-08
Notice for Publication.

DEPARTING OF the Interior. United
States Land office at Pueblo, Colo.
RADIO. January %, 1918.
Notice d, hereby given that Miles
Alfred Colo of La Junta. Colorado.
who on August 30 1910. made Home.
stead Entrg SO nll377, for southwest
quarter. section 3, township 90 south.
range 81 west sixth principal merid-
ian. has n.aH notice OF intention to
make NV year proof, to establish
claim to rae land above described.
before tn Clurk of the District Court
at La Juua Colorado. on the nth
day OF MnrnA. 1918.
Claimari names as witnesses:
Francis J. liamblen. of La Junta,
Colo. Hog.rd J. Broce. OF Hiabee
Colo. tnnie NJ IIamblen. OF La
Junta, Coio.. Andres \. Armijo. OF
La JuHiI. Colorado.
No eoal land.
J. W. HAWLEY. Register
Fir publication. February $. 1913.
Las publication. March :, 1913.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12
BRITISH OFFICER LOOKS
INTO MEXICAN Sirt NtION

ucrmosillo. sonora, McNico, Doc.
a. Major Martin Archor-Shce, TN
lnnist member OF the British parla-
mcnt. was here today to confer with
GcncM Carunza regarding matters
which no termed purely personal
fic arrived after hurried "trip part
of which was made hy automobile
from Tucson, Ari2. ANA went INT"
.confcrcucc ut once with the consli-
|tutiuualst commander in thict
Major Archer-Shee, who won ms
military title in thc South African
.4muaIgn. explained that ho was "n
Ia pleasure trlp in the United Statcs
when he decided to visit the seat OF
,the insurgent citil and military gov
ernmcnt he said his interest was
iorrasioued hy the fact mat most Of
IN, English uvestlgutoE had been
.mads on tho other side
The visitor intimatod that the sub
iect of McNican conditions might
come up ln parliament and thar he
wished 10 bee supplied with data h'
6enlod that his mission was in an,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12
PROPOSITION CAUSES
SURPRISE N " ASlilNFTON

Washington, iItt, i- isuh0l"
proposal that all foreign troops he
Withdrawn from rcking and Child
province created surprise at the state
department iu vicw ut present unset
tied conditions in that part of the CHI
ucsc republic. Nothiug official ON
the subject has been received here,
either from the Russian foreign Of
fcesnr from the American legation ai
peking.
Ia absence of word from American
Minister Rojus,h, Secretary Bryan
would not comment ON tho suggestion
cf the Russian minister. other OH
riaIs Thought it 10y mo- means certain
that the United states would acqul-
osco should such proposition be Tor
muly presented. A. Tho .irst of ih'
great powers Co recognize the infant
ltepuhuc, IL was pointed out that the
! United States would ho reluctant Z"
take 90 step which might increase
danger Geo the constitutional govern
mcut
Officials here feel thaJ American
and other foreign troops tre an olr.
mput throughout thy province oi chi
IId which not ous r11rantees the
safety oI foreign nations but sofN"'
Iln,rviso to restrain various turhu
tent elements which prrs.siently plo'
against thr scat of authority
Al present the United states ha'
| 85 marines ut Picking commanded b'
| Major Dion williams and 3 officer.
| and S2g enlisted mon all inianir
| commanded by Colonel John e. TIL
| son.
Tho latest uuu1dp nsuros thoV
thc combined strength oi troops o
tho other powers n Chill ot approx
mately 5000 offlcoru Hud mon dls
luibutcd us follows: Austria five Off
GERS. So mon, Belgium. ou" officer. %
mon. Great Britain 200 offlcors
Dwhltcl. leto mon tWhitc); 10 Off
GERS undnn). 500 mon Gndianl
France Officers 1886 mon, Ger
many ~ officers il2 m ni italy
Officers, 2ti men; Japan go Officers
tGNT men. Holland, ono officer. 81
men, Russia, 2s officers . .0Sl men
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12
sTrUATION AT OJINACA
ONE or PATIENT WAITING

Preside, Tex, Dec. l2.-The sit
uation at Ojlnaga Meico. on the bor-
der whore the federal troops have
concentrated. today was one Of pa
tient waiting In anticipation OF rebel
attack. Rebel bands were reported
20 be- increasing Ia number outside
the village but were believed &C. bs
waiting for roinforccmcnts when
General Francisco villa has sent from
Chihuahua The fcderals probably
will be under siege but will have the
advantage OF being able to take pro-
visions aud clothing from the United
States.
OGnagn suddenly has grown In
population from almost nothing 20
six or seven thousand The federal
soldiers and ciyil refugees who have
not crossed the river. are crowded
into few adobe houses. General
Salvador Meryado's headquarters rs
marked by "a drygoOds box.
Many temporary stores have been
erected n Preside to meet the great
demand Tor provisions an the goods
have To be- hauled from Maria. Tex
the nearest railway station.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12
bTDERNL NHOAT BRAVO
SMELLING CONSTITI TlON ALISl :

Washington Dec. l2. Wireless
hispatchcs from Rear Admiral
Fletcher at Tampico ON board th'
s. s. Tacoma, sent at . % m. yos-
lorday, say the federal guupuat Bra
b. was then shelliug the Cunstitu.
iioualsts position, that there was mo-
,huug, boz the relative position oi ia,
aud. that IN, L. S. IS.
NNhcruug was iu the river clos" lo
th, fighting. The federal garrison
N,as estimated at 5000, while the
(. a.ousuutIoulu-t~ claimed about siN
Thousand Rear Admiral Fletcher
hlso reported that $50 refugees were
on tho American Runboats. $50 uu
the British steamer Logician $50 "i
tho Krou prnzessin Ccriltc, Ger
man vessel, and 500 Ia the huiidinA'
along shore iu thp neutral zone.
The cruiser Raleigh has been or
dcrod from San Francisco to MaI'i
Ian. ON th, Pacific side.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12
BIG BATTLESHIP IS
BADLY CRIPPLED;
VERMONT
CRANK SHAFT
Floating Fortress, With Star
board Propeller helpless
Limps Painfully to Hamp-
ton Roads.
NOT SERIOUS, ALLEGES
ADMIRAL BADGER
[n, Lcnscd WIre b grlnIng IIerala.

(By Leased Wire % Tvyning Herald. J
Washington. Doc. i2.--With her
main shaft broken and several of her
compartments flooded. the battieship
Vermont rs limping toward Hampton
Roads on hor return from the Mcdi-
tcrrunonn cruise. under convoy ot the
battlCship Delaware and the collicrs
orion and Jason. The accident oc-
CURED az 33f5 a.. M yesterday and
at O'Clock late night the Vermont
was goo miles from Hampton Roads
and SOC mites from Bermuda
4 radiogram To- the navy depart
mcni from Rear Admiral Charles w.
Padger commandor-in- n-chief of the
Atlantic fleet describing the acct
dent said there was NJ cause for
alarm. The Vermont IL proceeding
o. Hampton Roads under her port en-
ginc. making eight knots iS "a COM
pnrntlVolv smooth sea. Admiral
Badger snys the stern ~ the ship
ard tho propeller strut were examine
ed by diver and appeared untnjured
Neither the shaftiuE nor the propoi'
Ter was lost The vermont and her
con, oys should arrive az Hampton
r. ads about December ~ or rs.
Mccahnical experts al the navy de-
pnrtment believe the Vermonrs storm
tube shaft ls broken and they think
injury must also have been done 10
the bulkhead in order Co permit water
to flood the compartments.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-12-12
GIRLS HEAD TORN
OFF, TWO INJURED
BY DYNAMITE
B 0 N B
Mysterious Internal Machine
Spreads Death and Destruc-
tion in Office of New York
BOttling Works.
HALF HUNDRED sLEUTHs
NOW ON THE SCENT

IBy Leased Wire 90 Evening HeTutu.l i
New York. Dec l2.--AnpA Anuse-
wltz rs years old, employed as con-
fldcntiai bookkeeper of the Q. X.
Bottling company at 52s West Thir-
ty-fifth street. was killed today by "a
bomb sent to her employers Thomas
Mccabe. managing salesman. was cut
In the head and hia ear torn of By
flying metal. and Michael Ryan, an
employe. was injured by shattered
glass. The desk on which the bomb
was placed as Miss Anusewitz opened
"a. WAS demolished and the office was
wrecked The bomb was delivered
by express. Apparently II contained
dynamite. as the force Of tho ex-
plosion was downward.
who sent the bomb and why, were
questions that set haif hundred or
more detectives at work on every pos
sible clue. ON the wrapper they
found in writing the return address
23 State street Sew York city The
building at this address Is large
office hulldiag, occupied chiefly hy
exporting firms who employ a num-
bcr of foreigners. The bureau OF
combustibies working on the mys-
terry with the few pieces Of metal
found in the floor and walls, an-
nounced that tho missile WAS of slmi-
lar construction 10 the bomb sent 10
Judge Bosalsky about two years ago.
Tho girls head was nearly torn off
hy the explosion.