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La Junta tribune., 1913-11-01
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state Of Colorado, County of ot.ro. -s
IN THE COUNTY COURT
10 ne matter OF NJ petition o, sam,
h.irship and Interest In lands aud
t-nemsnts Of Genie IL Arn"'t de-
ceased.
N1tic~ Of hearing on petition for de-
termination OF h.lrrhip
Notice h hereby given, that IN pur.
lance Of an order OF this court duly
made ana entered on tn. 5oth day of
Octobes, A. -. 1918. upon the verified
prtttton OF samuel -. Irvine, filed In
~. above entitled cause. "a. srant""
rom H:nry 9 Arn.,, and ki,u. A.
nett. dsceas~d. hearing VIII b" had on
aid ssstttion on III. 18th day Of De.
,-mbes. A. -. 1913. a, III" hour OF 10
roprt Of tie county Of ot"ro, stat. Of
roiorsdo. to d-t'rmin. the h"'rship oi
IN" said u~ni- l.. Arn.it, deceased said
sSs he s..s.. ss ana k,,,s NE hras,s s. III. % MOTH
sr. 0f the said g.ni. l.. Arn"t d..
orassd. are sh. sol. heir. q, Law OF IN.
aid tl~nI~ J.. Afn.it. d.c.as.o' sara
b.pts 1. Arnrtt. deceased, was s"is"d
and poss~sscd OF the following de.
scrttsed property, situate In N" county
Lot :. and southeast quarter north
vest Suartcr Of section IL township
- scvth, rang" ~ west sixth itlh,l.
' A,s ssra,sn .n .ues 1'p.alms s.a,na .sia.nes Vii
be resolved by tn. cour, 10 judlcially
sscsttAtn ana determine tn" h"ifs of
the said Genie l.. Arn.tt. deceased.
and the descent Of -aiJ lands and t"n'.
nsnts Ia the said Henry G. Arn.tt aud
kittts Arn~tt. and Of PERSON. who are
~ claim any Interest therein "lthrr ni
d.sceNt or by purchas. ar" hereby ~
f-rteA 10 h~ aud app.af 'h.t.ht ana To
hhlde th~ determination "f IN" "ouf'
E " MCDANIEL,
Judge and Acting rlufk Of the county
Court Of Dtafo. Stat. of sol"thIo
FIRST publication. November J. 1919
Last puhiirntion. November ss, 1918
La Junta tribune., 1913-11-01
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In the matter of the estate of i.aura
A Hun. d~cen sed.
by virtue Of an order and decree OF
mad: m. o" s::ou Ss OF Of ~. S.'rS .9a.y
ed. .dmin!ssrssriA Of the estate Of L.au'
ra 4. Huff. deceased. on the goth daS
e '1,s sccsos'r 4 D.. i,s. shall an III.
the hou! Of ~ o'clock y. M. sell NJ pri
late sale, to the highest and best 6id.
der. nj the court house In Ia Junta
Colorado. th: following described real
An undivided one, half in,sr-., In and
to Lot One. Block Three In the T.. NJ
Lewis Addition TO the town. now city
plat Of said addition.
town. no~ city OF 4. Jsnta.. as show
An undiSidsI c"s.hsif ,n,sr.., In
the south half Of the south half oi
nlook s~vsn In North - Junta, ~
;Ss:,S.% ;ss. % s s s:rssss :s.sss.s's sIs' s'rs% .n.
eight, aer: water right In the Fort
4" u.siy.a,s eo.;h.it interest. IN
niock ssv~n Ia North La Jun,s, as
Together with one: :fer,ir,h Of ons
Lyon Canal all situate In the county
Of oteIo and state Of Colorado. upon
tn. following terms. io-wit: Cash.
purchaser viii be entitled To u cert
ficats Of purchase, and upon the ap.
prosat Of such sale by the court ~.
purchaser viii b. entitled TO deed OF
NINcY >. SCHULZ.
Adrinistratrts Of the estate Of Laura
\. uuff. peceased.
ed day of October, A H.. 1911
first publication. October %, 1913
Last publication. November i. 1914
La Junta tribune., 1913-11-01
NOst~e fer S'vksaeasssa

prpartment Of tn. Interior. u. y Land
1919
Sotie~ is hereby given that Lucinda
u Hartiael. of Troy. Colorado. who, or
ls 'Ys sr mnas ns,,h sns nar,ss. E~s,,
quarter. section \; north half northwest
quarter, section ?. township IL south
faugr - west sixth Principal Meri'
dian. hrs filed notice of Intention "a
make three year proof. To establish
claim TO the land aboy. described. he
fore the Clerk of the District Court
~ Trinidad. Colorado. on tn. sirt da,
Of November. 1913
claimant names as witnesses: Agapi
10 Duran. Manuel Tapia, FELIX ii.rr.ri,
and Jose Adam Chavez, all OF Troy, col
orhj0.
Not coal land
J. W. HAwf.Ey. Register
FIRST publication. Dctob.r u, 1913
LIST ratification. Novemher u. 1919.
La Junta tribune., 1913-11-01
.Nssiee isr s'.Aliessiss.

United States Land office at Pueblo
Colorado. September 30. 1918.
Notice is hereby given that Hazel
Bale, admlnistrntriN of the estate OF
Julia J. Bale. deceased. OF KanHas
City. Missouri. who. on September g.
1871. made Homestead Entry No
pi.ss2. for south half. section five
township Is south. range Sc west
sixth Principal Meridian. has filed mo-
tie. of Intention to max. thre~-yexi
proof to establish claim to the land
above described. before the Clerk OF
III. district court. at La Junta. Colo
rndo. on the l.th day OF November
1918
Claimant names as witnesses: Mar
garet Mcdonald. OF Kansas city, Kan
sas, Frank Day. of Ia Junta. Colorado
Fred Carmen. OF Timpas, Colorado
frank Lance. of Timpas. Colorado.
Not coal land
J. W HAwLEY. Register
First publication. October IL. 1919
Last publication. November :. 1914.
La Junta tribune., 1913-11-01
Notice Ter Puhlleassea

Department of the Interior, u. 3. Land
Oftice at Pueblo. Colorado, October
=, 1913.
Notice IL hereby given that william
Wallace Richardson, of La Junta, Col
oraslo. who, on October 30. 1908. made
Desert Land Entry No. 0stis. for south
south, range Sc west. sixth Principal
Meridian. has filed notice Of intention
to make final proof. to establish claim
Clerk OF the District Court at La Jun
"a. Colorado. on the 18th day OF Novem-
ber. 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses: Frank
Wood, Frank Day. Francis r. Lewis.
and Mrs, J. 4. Armstrong. all OF La
Junta, Colorado.
Not coal land.
J. ". HAwLEY Register.
First publication. October Is, 1919
Last publication. November ib. 1913
La Junta tribune., 1913-11-01
Notice Q. rr.p-,., o~..,.

Notlc- ls hereby given that the sum
Of e<ses has been Mssensed against
lots 2 sna .. In block 20. Highland Nd.
diticn TO - J" sta. and the sum OF
tiss. has ai-e been assessed against
lots md 10. In block 81. Highland Ad-
diton to La Junta. AS the cost of con-
straction Of sidewalk and curb In front
OF said properties, and that the 18th OF
November nj eight o'clock y. IN. has
been fixed by the city council As n
tim. at which the owners Of said lots
may appear b-for. the city council at
the city hall In La Junta and b. heard
ss to the correctness and Justneas of
the mounts so certified and assessed
against said properties,
w AknMN CITY Clark
La Junta tribune., 1913-11-01
csrv ~ IA .uNrA. Colon ann.
SPECIAL GAS WORKS ELECTloN
November ~. isis.
fsf IT, HnTfs.E
PUBLIC NOTICE

City Of iAJunts. Colorado. adopted and
approved on the Sth day Of October. \.
X ,'; sSsl'e .,.s, .s,,ss :. 81, is,rs.sS Re- Even en-
the iith day Of November. A -, 1914.
~ the f:iiowins named places in the
city Of t.a Juntn. Colorado. wit; In
Krsns. ssi ci,nsrron avsnue. In Ward
Two. at n. CITY Hall. No u East ID
street In Ward Three, AT the rssidsncs
A. said election there viii b~ sub
ir,ttsd To- the voters Of the city of -
iunts. Who are Taxpayers under the
Shall IL. oHs ciss @oussii ssI'?" ~ Ii. CITY Of
- Iupta. Colorado. he smpo " cred 10
susho,t,- the erection Of gas works.
city Of L. Junta. BY The Rocky Noun.
tsln Gas Company. Its successors .snd
ssslgns and shall the city Council be
pany. for the erection. maintenance and
operation OF the same. franchise
thsrsfor substantially on the t-rtns aud
set fsvth In E-etioa Z of III. ordinsncs
cal ling this election, reference "a which
II hereby made for greater certainty.
s,scslon VII meet ~ nine o'clock <
~. Tuesday 0f the week preceding the
special ~i~ction aforesaid. at the place
pose of revising. correcting and com.
piesine the annual registry by Law 70.
auired 10 he made. and for that pvr.
pose they are. authorized to take from
the office Of the County CLERK Of Otero
rounty. the Last preceding annual reg.
,stry Of .lcesc~s for the CITY Of La
Tn. poiis viii he open from a. M
To y. n, Of that day,
The ballots 10 be used In voting up0n
the Qvestion above submitted Wtii ~
repaired and Furnished % shs Ju0gss
~ Etertten BY. the CITY clerk. and ~
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nss r' prssss,Ss1 81 iSw IL IL ssss. 81
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
BRIGHT FUTURE FOR Ivon.
Destined To he One of Leading Towns
IN SOuthnmDtOn County.
ESPECIAL to The Times- Djspatch. /

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
Ivor, Va. February 15.-Ivor is de-
stined to become one of the leading
towns of Southampton County. II is
situated on the Norfolk and Western
Railway. about midway between
Petersburg and Norfolk. and has grown
more rapidly during the last few years
than any other town In the county,
Since the Shaw Land and Timber
Company, which gives employment to
about ESQ men. and the experimental
way have been established here. the
town has grown by leaps and bounds
and now stands with the leading towns
of the county.
The religious and educational adj
vantages here are as good as any en-
joyed by any community.
The churches are in a hourishing
condition, and the Sunday schools well
attended.
AS In nil good communities. the
church and school go hand In hand. so
the town has nothing lacking In the
way OF educational opportunities for
Its boys and girls.
The town has handsome new school
building, costing about $lo,ooo'
thoroughly and modernly equipped
The Interests Of Uncle Sam are also
we'll looked after. and rural free de-
livery route affords daily mail faoili-
ties to surrounding sections
The people are taking advantage Of
the parcel post, and the business Is
growing In volume day by day.
The farmers Of the community are
hard working and prosperous and
combine the old spirit OF Southern
hospitality with an energetic determi-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
David md CIurn Mnnnc

Richmond is to hear Dnvin and
cara Names in recital at the second
ol INC musical teas. which are heluR
E'Vti' at the Jefferson Auditorium IN
ger INC direction OF Mrs wilson
Green. Of Washington and Mrs chan
ning NJ Ward. OF This city.
ASIDE from the intcr.st which "a,
'achcS to Mr.. and Mrs Names on &C
count OF the high position they occuuy
~ inc world o: music. ,hair work in
the Music Settlcment Gcn)ol In Ncw
ork has attracted the attention OF All
VINO ar" Interested in Inusic
Mr- Names ls a dreamer, AN idealist
whose dream is to have america a
country OF music lovers, with grca,
municipal orchestras free 10 eli who
~iIl conc where overy child VIII have
l's chonce to develop Inusically
Mrs Names belongs 10 tina: famous
family Of Damrosch. to wnom In. var,.
ons ways. America owes so much nu8i
oaliy.
The keynote of the persnnalltv q,
ms most interesting couple seemed "a
! me 20 be struck one day when Mr.
Names remarked, II do not allow mus,
/ 20 absorb my entire life. It II toe
Gonninating." Probably that IL VII,
noth he and his charming wife nr.
identified with interests so many ar.(
so varied that Ia touch their lives ever
IN passing is 10 be stimulated In ever,
nerve to fresh energy and fresh en-
deavor. VI"
i William J. Henderson. the critic
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
Attractive Musical necitnls.

There will he an attractive series
OF musical recitals at the John Mar
shall High School on Monday and Tues
day. The local Woman's Christian
temperance Union, in conjunction with
the National Society for the Promotion
of Broader Education, will present the
Lucia Lacosta combination. compris-
ing Miss Lacosta. vocalist; Miss Mabel
Woodbury.. violin; Miss Miriam Iaskin
harp. and Miss GUSTS McAdams n!ano.
There Will be three cycles OF the re-
c!tals as follows:
AT Daybreak,' Monday. STA u. NJ:
Noon In the Rose Garden Tuesday.
T. NJ; Dreams Tuesday. SIZE y II.
These artists have wide reputation.
and their rccitals are always looked
forward TO with great pleasure by the
lovers Of true music. Miss Iacosta
is 4 graduate Of Steensche Conserva-
tory OF Berlin. under CorelN The
National Society FOR Broader Education
presents only first class attractions. and
such as viii appeal 10 the highest and
noblest instincts. and the audiences are
IN consequence, always representative
OF the community's best mind and
heart.
These recitals were secured by Mrs
" NJ. Bickers the county president OF
the W c. r. T., and hundreds OF scars
nave been engaged BY Richmond's
representative men and women
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
THE CHESTNUT BLIGHT.
said to Be Invading Nireinia md
North Carolinu-Time 10 Act


North Carolinu-Time 10 Act.
;. H. Nigh Bro. with II view to
interesting the lumber interests Of the
country In measures for combating
WIN chestnut blight. have written to
secretary Lewis DoAter, OF the National
HARDWOOD Manufacturers Association.
calling attention TO the sDread OF the
menace 10 the chestnut timber supply
or the country IN "a letter 10 the Man
utacturers Record. or Baltimore, call
ing attention To this matter they say.
The chestnut blight. we under
stand. has proceeded steadily Wckt and
southwest since 81 started In the East
ana IL advancing rapidly. West Vir-
ginia and Virginia are right nov up
against IT, and Kentucky. North Car
DINA and Tennessee viii 10 affected
beioVe long. Is not the condition
alarming There are large sections OF
hardwood stumpage that will average
from 500 10 900 feet 20 the acre At
the present price OF chestnut timber
In the market. does IL not behoove own
efs OF chestnut trees. no matter In
what stage. 10 90 sorncthing. and do II
uuicklyT'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
Frances starr in ..rhe Case Of neck, i,

Interest in The Case OF Becky" the
new play In which David Bclasco will
present Miss Frances Starr at the
Academy on February - and %. is
running high in this city, and where
ever. IN fact. the name of this man
ager and MS beautiful young star are
known the country over
II is a play which, Mr.. Belasco
promises. deals with the deep and vital
truths OF life and living. even as does
his own gree; play. The Return OF
refer Grimm" AS the latter penc-
Nates into the mysteries Of the seance
chamber. win q lofty and noble effort
to answer the immortal query rs there
ne beyond the grave" The Case OF
Becky" involves that other unmemoriaI
qnery over which the philosophers have
pondered since the birth Of time-"Arc
81" free agents"
Ia this play M Locke proves that
ms heroine was not a free agent. but
me victim OF prenatal infuencc-an
influence which. according TO the lava
Of atavisin. was bound TO make rselr
manifest under certain conditions from
time TO time ana transferring swee,
ana pure Young girl Into one vicious
anu cunning How this evil person-
amy driven out once and forever
through tho mysterious agency q,
hfpnosi' constitutes the story OF nh
SorninS interest which Mr.. Locke has
uhraVeled through the medium o, a
lhfee'att play OF Intense dramatic in
tercst '''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
GOOD ROADS IN BRUNSWICK.
Lawrenccville Hanks Make Good Show
inS-TobnccO Growers Doing Bust


Lawrenceyille. Va, February To-
The last statements prepared by the
three banks of Lawrenceville for the
State Corporation Commission show
that these institutions are in better
condition now than ever before. Their
total resources amount to nearly three
quarters OF million dollars. while
their deposits are considerably more
than $550,000. The officials state that
business is brisk. and their affairs arc
in excellent condition.
Large shipments of tobacco have
been made from Lawroncevile during
the past week. Tho bright tobacco. as
Il rule. goes to the Danviile market:
the dark to Petersburg.
TIE Brunswick County Board of Su-
pervisors has been spending con-
siderable amount of money on the
roads leading into Lawrencevillo dur
ing the past two months. Each of the
three approaches to the town has boon
put on the good roads list.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
Al the Little Thentre


The Drawing" a recent vitagraph
release, Will be the special feature at
the Little Theatre tomorrow
Helen Mason prefers the love of Vic
tor Gardier, a young artist TO the
attentions OF Henry Pendlcton. The
latter asks her hand in marriage. but
she refuses. The young arts, visits
Helen. but instead of proposing. he
acquaints her with the fact that his
uncle offers him an opportunity to
complete his art studies In Paris. She
begs him not to leave her. but he turns
u deaf ear TO her pleadings. and after
his departure in retaliation she weds
Pendleton. They visit Paris and Helen
conceals the JOY TO her OF visit to
the artists studio and her vanity Is
hattered by request 10 have her
portrait painted She appears for the
first sitting, and when Victor, alone
with her. expresses his love, she re-
pulses him and fees to her HUSBAND
The artist and husband meet on the
field OF honor. and Victor is seriously
wounded
The management has decided 10 make
each Tuesday n special musical day
In addition to the pictures, special
selections will be rendered on the bir
pipe organ by Professors Rees and
Wombic.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
Big Conf Eaud JSurcI,nsr.

Charles'on. ". Va. February I5.--It
rs runoreo that the Cambrian COlIicry
Combine. ~ Cardiff, Wales. has arr
ranged 10 purchase l7b.0OD acres OF
coal land Ia the Gaulsy RIVER district
oi West Virginia and 5000 acres Of
coal land ia Bell Whitley and Knox
Count!cs. Ky, about 10000. 900 ~ be
invested for purchase and develop.
Uent
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16

an eyewitnesg 81 Dne % the b.g biastings
,mdetiaksn q shorl umo aro at he Grand
.u, describes {, a, ono of the ereatss, blast.
ihg fents ever undertaken IN Canada Where
n Gay before Tiers 5000 Il ridge Of soiid
TOOK 90 lonH as city block. mare than hizt2
ient Woo. and forty I've feet In hs.sb, there
,.y. a'tet This best had kssn ffsd, Ion upon
o.nH OF sh.tteref rtcns, Approximately ~.
~ cubic feet Of rock was destroyed. and
me cost OF ths biset amounted % the neigh
o"'hood OF hGo--HonuceJ STAY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16

and all OF II Is summed up in the adj
monition about the company you keep.
In the sweetest way the doctor ad-
vises the graduates 10 keep away from
temptation. And right here let me say
the Kelley people do not propose or
promise TO do any more than any other
doctors or medical institutions do.
The whiskey habit and the morphine
habit and the drug habit generally,
whether IL attacks the male or the
female. is disease. just Ike any other
disease. The Kelley Institute can cure
1t. but they cannot guarantee to keep
1t cured unless the cured wants TO
be kept cured. There are doctors who
cure pneumonia. but II the cured man
or woman loafs around in a shed or
sleeps out in. the air there can be no
guarantee that pneumonia may not
come again. So. the Keeley people can
surely cure tine taste for whiskey.
but II the cured man puts himself
IN the way OF temptation after being
cured he may fall again. Hence DR.
Stameys talks on this point.
But az matter OF fact, large
percentage of the people who seek
refuge in the Kelley Institute are
people who want TO be cured and want
habit, and so they pay attention to
the rules and to good DR.. Stamey's
talks.
Tndustriul Development.
have been studying some of the
statistics gathered along this line and
there is where the industrial feature
of the whole business comes In.
The statistics of the Kelley Insti-
tutc for the past twenty years chow
-. u -
stayed cured. Now, mind you there
Is no guarantee that man will stay
cured of the whiskey habit or dis
ease. The Kecley cure only promises
that 1t will put a man on his feet
where he was before he acquired the
whiskey habit. and thus enable him
to make fresh start. The presump-
tion Is that he found out enough about
the baneful habit when no first lost
on solid ground he Will hold firm.
Some do not. and the Kelley cure
people are not responsible for them
but a vast majority do.
The statistics for fifteen years show
that 81 per cent OF the graduates of
The Keeley Institute OF Greensboro
have made good Furthermore tho
statistics show fine result in an in
dustrial way Carefully arranged
statistics, gathered from the gradu-
ates themselves. and compiled by an
expert. tell this good story: Out of
800 graduates Of the Greensboro In
stitution of three years standing, 270
are holding good. Three years ago the
average earning capacity of this 800
was SCI per month. To-day. after
treatment In the Keeley and the stick-
months the average earning capacity
OF this 800 is $92 per month. This
500 list Is taken from men who figure
from laborcrs TO capitalists, and 1t
must DO said that tho laborers were
making a better average before they
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
o YOUR WIFE" All THE nr,ou

originally popular coon shouter";
Tommy Donnelly. soft shoe dancer and
comedian, and, Tony Baker an origi-
nal comedian
In addition to the above. the organi-
cation Will carry its own orchestra
under the direction of Professor Frank
j. kienzlc, n prominent musician and
composer. The costumes arr new and
OF an attractive type. the scenic equip
mcnt is new for its presentation in this
city. and there has been gathered to-
Gether large assortment of song hits
some that are new and never heard
before. together with an assortment of
the late popular ones. as well as an
endless string OF new and pleasing
jokes and novelties in dancing and
chorus effects.
Three Performances each day. four
on Saturday. is the weekly program
at the Empire The regular matinee
occurs daily at o'clock. with two on
Saturday. the first starting at . O'clock
and the second at a:3O. while the
night performances start at 1870 and
o'clock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16

went to Kecley than were the capital
lists
These are the figures that my friend
referred to when he boosted of the
Kelley Institute as an Industrial pro-
position.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
Musical Show at Lubin.

AS an attraction n, the Lubin for
the week. beginning with the usual
maunees Tomorrow afternoon. Man
aScr Toney will present the widely
known John Il. Wills Musical Comedy,
Girls, Girls Girls" or "Follies OF tho
seasShore,' which is an entirely new
Seashore," which is an entirely new
ducing full-rigged ship and the
Sioux Indian transformation Several
big musical numbers are introduced
during the course of the miniature.
play. each and every composition being
distinct novelty in the field of must
cal comedy.
A Baltimore paper had the following
TO say OF the company and play that
VIII be at the Lubin all the week:
John B. Wills opened n weeks
engagement yesterday at the Maryland
Theatre with his musical comedy com
pany. an astonishing clever combina-
ton OF talent. There are songs and
dances with hlgh-c class vaudeville
specialties intermiXed Everything is
new, and all with special scenic effects"
The usual high standard In motion
views will be displayed and the .-~ou-
lar performances. which start nj 2:l5
In the afternoon and 7:l5 at night. are
10 be given as heretofore.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-16
ACADEMY.
Dark.
MOI, r,uEArIsE.
COLONIAL THEATRE.

Dn.e Lewis In Don't Lie TO Your
Wife,, all the week.