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"COmic-opera Idiecy."

10 tf EDITOR OF Tbs Evening World
II two boys are shooting craps on
the sidewalk they can be arrested. II
men congrekate In a room to play
roulette. faro or poker tho law causes
their arrest and the imprisonment OF
tas rooms proprietor and his en-
pioyees. II men 20 to a poolroom to
bet on the races that. too, is illegal.
Hut, according to present plans. II
men 20 to the race track and gamble
openly on the races that Is not illegal.
In ether words. II man stands on
one side OF the race track fence and
bets on the races he can be arrested.
IL he stands on the other side Of the
fence he can legally make the same
bet and the police protect him. Now,
In the name OF all that is sensible.
who ever aleard OF such another bit
OF comic-opera idiocy? Incidentally,
II racing Is restored in New York II
will be a menace and = foul disgrace.
]. l..
"Privileges" or "Rights"s
TO the Editor Of the Evening World:
l am neither a suifra gist nor an anti.
suffrsEist. So what l here write II
u,egsly respectful plea Tor InformA.
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Arrested
for votln0.
To the Point.

DCBLIC 0rvsnss IN Boston are markedly more
courteous than thnss Of New York. hos
tonAn Of our acquaintance wM In the
habit. on Mornings After, Of going to drug
store, confidins his symptoms 10 ths soda clerk
and HAVING the clerk give him what he needed
6p. ANN. Aronat.. or someshins Of that snrt.
Ono Morning After our hsro Wa In New York.
He entered . drug store and aid 70 the man at
the fountain: I'm afraid drank and smoked
aitoSethsr too much last night and Im feeling
kind Of seciy THE morning. What do I uecdi"
"A ten-ceut chsrk," replied the dcrk.-Metro-
poltan.
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. 70 dJ%}RESSo p5ov

tered toast might take . bite. Just q
bite. But. oh. my poor feet!'
Take on your shoes. my dear" said
Nrs. Jarr. sympauhettcaliy. Its no
wonder they hurt you. Whore did you
get ahcm9"
And Mrs.. Jav looked down ecoTn-
fully At tho Hikerette Brogans. made
especially Tor sufRragette crasaddns.
that Mrs. Gratch was wearing.
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mIBnt nave 49,
sumed the air OF
superiority q n d
drawn er gar
ments aside when
her humber sister
passed by IS now
In the open. giv-
Ing her the clasp
OF the sister hand,
the word that as
sures and the sup
port I h at 3 h a
NEEDS. and at a
~ m Q when q b q
mazda ~ --.a
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Mrs. Jarr Hears Tragic Echoes
Of That Suffragette Parade


speak not in scorn Of the s'N-
fra9ette Shoes" said Mrs. Gratch IN
reply. "They are consecrated."
They may be-" said Mrs. Jar. re-
garding the nat. fiabby looidng Votes
for Women marching shoes with a
scornful glance. but they are frghtful
looking things TO me. I shah never
forgot how some OF tho women from
Yonikers looked marching duck footed
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The Nay Manton Fashions.

IT HE dressy blouse
adapted 10 the
handsome COS
tune that Ia closed at
the front makes one of
the most striking fea-
tures of new fashions.
1t will be extensively
worn throughout tho
spring and summer.
and illustrated In ono
OF tho best examples.
1t Is Just q simple
blouse with q trim
ming portion arranged
under the front edge.
but that trimming pOr-
ton gives a very dis
tinctive touch. There
ere ''set-in" aNIAvAO
that can be made long
err or shorter - liked,
and q chemisette Mat
can be finished With q
stock collar or cut OF
to mako Q half low
neck. This bl0SAsA A
made OF the br0o00e, !
crepe that ID 20 faSh-
ionable Just now With
trimming OF plainvai1n.
but tho deeign 10 sod
for all fAshionabIu "a
terials. There asT only
shoulder and 1aSdbr.
arm seams and. Shs
sleeves involve nG.(if.
dculty In tho NAL
For the mediu17 xss
the blouse will WGre
9 ia yards OF m1feStai
"a. !? yards 80 or lS-s
yards ~ inche. Vile.
with Ia yard 81 tnok e.
wide for the triH1n M
and 6-s yard IL Inches
s wias for the ehesni-
Pattern No. 7rs1 4.
cut In sizes from ~ 10
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$40 Cash Prizes q Week for
Bright SAVINGS Of Childre n

for Srsht ssy-
. AWARDED
saytngs submitted
21I0ET SAYINGS 1DTTo1 1v1NyNo
WOMB sayings original
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4 ND now We have the splendid
\ spectacle of woman's LOYALTY
TO woman. Yesterday sho who
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Women Who Helped !
) Build America
$By Albert Payson Terhune

8Oy AlOe1t fdySOu xCIuuuC
Copyright 6 a. S ss e. &C. &c 3 .. S.
No. ls-SUSAN B. ANTHONY, Heroine of Many Reforms.
~ merchant South Adams. Mass got into sevous
fellow ouakers the early days OF the nine
First by marry
The Society Of Friends looked on this as grave
when second onense commesd
dared cloak that had ornamental cape
high But
dancing his house the horror
They expelled him gnomnOusy from
their Meeting"
His daughter Anthony merchants
spirit rebellion part Of her daily life as child And che was
she became school teacher Her $50 week
and board.
place r., ,1., r .a, F na y As t to s . ~0 ss S:
to-day Hmsr. who not ,na'ss. .: a,:
work reforms the and of women wage ''rn' s'
leading
smou. results for the ben of humanity In tn: early tc
. tA,sw ns. heart :ou Into the crusade against sa
.aos. ana .,
tho franchise
rM. in ss proprietor
The Revolution leaving No.
.oisa Indebtedness. ,:osas
And she asked I'm all smn;y deliver ws....
of her $4,000 debt Including compound paid
validity of
s Thanks to her she avoided sSnx to jail WIEN
sro,ss ' whole ans % Hsoa a s osen
@ s0,ss. ,. plan sonns tn: NEW lsss', ~:
Out Out OF ten. ' hands, ' asked. % ss , s n:
she a o
Resistance tyranny obedience God shall penny
though letting said sssn
Miss Anthony Rochester, n. 7. March 49, 1905
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MANTON FAafIfnss(
site Gmbei Bro)
New
! o pa erno~d ered
adore pl,niv ana .,-.,.
sss wanted Add pos,ass II in = hurry
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-19
Forty-Fffth Anoivsrssry.

Mr.. and Mrs. W H. Stamp ccle-
brated IN. forsy.fsfth anniversary Of
their wedding day In an elaborate
manner at their home. 500 south 9Th
street Tuesday evening Some 'hir.
v-five friends wer. present to en-.
JOY and take part in the festivities
Short talks were made by Rev. s
u Warner. pastor Of the Methodist
church. wm. G. Steele aud John T.
Richie. and unique entertainment
by an Edison phonograph formed an
interesting par; OF IN. program. One
record produced on the machine
WAS tina, made ,~enfy-siS years ago
Of the marriage ceremony OF Mr..
and Mrs $ II Miller. of la Junta.
which was performed by Mr.. Stamp
Mr. and Mrs. Miller were among
the guests Tuesday evening Rocky
Ford Tribune
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-19
FULL cAsn VALUE ASSESSMENT
Concluded from First Paxe)


mond decided to take trip over tho
state and find out II the assessors
In other counties were living up TO
their agreement to assess property at
It's full cash value. He did not find
one that was doing ~ ne had agreed
TO do. and 70 he came home again
and cut his Assessment square In
two. Even then Otero county.s as-
esssment that year was tae largest
In Its history. and greater t,an II
has ever been since. II all the ar
sessors In the state live up to the
Law and assess property on fun
cash value basis. and all OF the
le,ieS. including the state levy. are
decreased at the same ratio that val
uations are Increased the new con-
dition will work no hardship to the
taxpayers. and viii be q great deal
more satiSfac tory In every way.
Under the new levy limitation law.
which was passed at the recent SEES
sion Of the leg stature. Mr.. Gauger
says that the levy for state pur-
poses is limited to two mills Hith.
erto The stat. levy was limited TO
four mills. and the levy has never
been any less than ,ae limit allow.
I'D by law Even with limit OF
two mills the state will derive more
revenue than II has ever before
known. more than double that OF
any previous year. providing the as
xessment is mad. on full cash val
Tie basis-and the state sure needs
the money. Judging from the frenzicd
attempts that were made by the re-
cent legislative body to relieve the
financial muddle into which the
affairs OF the state. In every de-
par'ment. have been plunged by dem.
ocrxtic misrule
Just how the assessor will arrive
at full cash valuation Is prob
lem that has not as ye, been solved
What Is full cash value What a
man has Invested in his property.
what he will sell II for. or what
somebody will give him In cash for
II The lot on the corner OF
Colorado avenue and Third street.
In the burned district. Is assessed
for $4,000 this year. and the inside
lots in the same district for s. 700.
IL this the fun cash yalueg II Il is
find a solution for our opera house
problem. Taxes and death will be
with US always. and In the first
mentioned insianc. II Is sure
thing that the taxpayer will get all
that Is coming 10 him.
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-19
inter Cisss DEBATE

An int.r-class debate took place
"Wednesday night In the hixh school
auditorium between the sophomorcx
and fr.ahmen The subjcc, for de-
bate vas Resolved. That the Sen.
ate should bc Elected by Popular
Vote and vas won by III. fresh.
men for the affirmative. The ~oph.
omorcs we're represented by Miss
Alb~ May Fisher. Ehard rro~se and
Sam Chutko~. The freshman team
vas composed of Misc Leah Per.
kins. Jay McCauiey and P-ri-y Lev.
10. A debate between the Juniors
and freshmen ~tli take place Toes
day nlehs In the auditorium when
the high schoc, cham mpsonship viii
~ determined. Il IL hoprd that the
parents and others Interested In the
vork of III. schools may b. prcsrns.
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-19
MORE LOCAL ITEMS.

Get pure. home grown alfalfa seed.
Phone. Junta il5.
Mrs. William Bernard has gone TO
4 Cleburnc. Texas. TO visit her par
cnts
I Miss Cora Orr has returned from
Denver wn,te sac visited her sis
ter. and attended the season OF
grand opera.
Mrs Clyde Staudcr. who has been
visiting the family Of her uncle. Mr
\. u Corbin. has gone to Fowler
10 visit relatives
Edward Ragsdale suffered frac-
,ure of both bones Of his forearm
wednesday in attempting 10 crank
his fathers automobile
Miss Mary Holly. who Was operated
on at the Valley Hospital for app~n-
dicitis. expects to BE- able 10 return
10 her home tomorrow
Mrs \ II. Jones and her house
guests. Mrs CopelFrd Of Las Vegas
aud Mrs. sherman. &; Emporia, Kan
sas. spent thursday ir Pueblo.
The -Four o'C'ocl Club was very
pleasantly entertained Wednesday af-
,crnoou at the home OF Miss Mable
Cartsrigh, Miss Carryc Fof~or'hS
will be tn. next hostess
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-19
FEW MORE SHORT ONES.

T. ". Pierce left Thursday fol
Kansas city. Mo for two
months visit
Res Garvin vas m. guest Of hon
or a. a stag party given iast might
a, m. HON" Of Il c Todd
7 Mrs u. c. Gillespie. of walsenburr
Colo. came to Ia Iunta this week
for brief visit with relatives
7 Mrs J. ". Madigan left Thursday
for Albuquerque y NJ. for a brief
visit With her son. Earl Walker and
wife.
After the production 81 the home
talent play and opcrctta NJ Wonder.
ly's Thursday night III. principal
characters were IN. guests - Prof.
IL Easton.Jenn.r a, a supper at the
spic.r Cafe.
Tn" annual meeting of the ATkAn.
sss Valley Association of IN. I. q,
I q. y will be held q, Rocky Ford .
( week from today A larg. number
Of tn. members Of N. l.aiun,a loAxe
hav. signifi.d their Intention II n.
tending.
MIR. &. X. orAhood aud DAUGHTER.
May. Who have been visiting rela.
us-s In Kansas City for several
~~cks. hs,. returned to La Junta
and are spending several days vitA
friends before going to Paiisads 10
Join Mr. Orahood.
Mrs. Elmer Cooks brother. NJ.
Reno Cortcsi. sailed from Naples q
Tuesday for \ visit with friends ssl
relatives In the United States, af.
ter which he viii rrturn To italy -
make his debut In grand op.ra. Mr..
Cook expects her brother In Ia Jua.
u about May 18th. ~ h. viii vts1t
other relative. In Iowa cn route froa
New York City.
There will b. = meeting Tbur,Aay
afternoon ~ the home of Mrs, G, 4.
barkey st O'Clock. Of the iadtss
os the Presbyterian church md thsis
fr'"nds. Mis- tpham. secretary u
the National Hard of Home MlssoonD
Of the Presbyterian church wiil -
pfese~t and SPEAK In the inter-se g
her work. There viii also b. . ~,
~ TAsssday nisht q the Pr-~bgts
m church wAes a. aAAr~ss wiu ~
~ y lttes UlAAa.
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-19
Holesook CENTER

Mr. and Mrs T. Moffft lsf, last
week for Carlton. Mo
Clarence Rirg Who has been quite
sick with tonsiliiis Is on IN. way to
recovery.
The school board is dong q much
needed work by making a rosirum
for the school house.
X r. Bartholomew .camc home
from the hospital last week. and this
community whore n. 10 no well
known as teacher. a1l sincerely
hope he may have a sbcsdy recoy-
cry.
Holbrook Valley W. G. r. Y. met
recently a, the HON. cf " z. Stan
ton. The subiec, OF the meeting was
Scientific Temperance instrurtton. ''
Miss sprague. principal Of the Che
raw school spoke on the Rslatton Of
the School To the W G. T u" Mr..
Ella Dillon Martin spoke on The
Scientific Temperate. Instruction In
the Public schools" Miss Hamm.l
read a lcafle, of the Colorado Law.
Discussion followed each topic by
Rev Martin and others Mr- j.
Davis lead tn the devotional -xercis-
- of the meeting
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-19
{. n. oseey ossy Man.

County Horticultural inspector =.
n. Bery v the basaess nan In the
coaaty st the preseot tta~. Monday
he inspected NEARLY ~. go tr~es anl
shrub. 7e.eee a wAtcA we're soose.
besry bssAes ios . parsy a Manaaso-
- TIE balance wers tr~es for az.
ier~~t orrAards In the coanty. rves-
1ay ~ inspertcA . large numhes q
Rscky vneA and Fowler. Mr. D~ry
saases that thIs seasoa the tress
wAieh are bring sAippe1 IN are n .
uucA hsts~s euality tAaa ever ~
frsr aMA that ~ hes had 10 destroy
vssy sev lots. rhe fact that NJ.
D~ry Aas be~N - strict In HE 81.
aulaatss~ aaA passtne of tr~cs dur.
NJ ~ post nv years Aas AaA .
sseea Aeai - ~. Vim ne sAipplag
q . bslase claas - ase1s. rAe M.
spsyaea Aave esaal that II b inDsDs
~ - ~ saytA1ae - . sAs1y ~.
~ - ~ saepeeeos aa1 ~ ~
- eoevlul ssns1ha vAas esass
y ~ eeaney.
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-19
MENNONITE ChUNch.
Jacob A. Aeat~oie. Minister.

Preparatory services Saturday a, S
O'Clock Sunday school Sunday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock. s. =, StAiter. Su-
ion services when the ordinance of
feet washing will be observed as
commanded by Jcsus In John i3
bishop n II Bcndcr. Of Hesston.
Kan. Vill be present and have chartt
Of the above services,
Young peoples meeting a, : p m.
Mss Mnsser. leader Pr~aehing ser
vices follow
Everybody welcome to sny aud all
pf these services
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-19

FOR SAI-E-A non resident must
sell at once a four or five room
house. water rights. etc. on main
street "a North La Juaia: no reason
sbi. offer refused: house is now oc'
cupiet by Mr.. Stanton Address II
II Clarke. Ner Rouge. La.
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-19

FOR SALE - Northeast corner
Fourth and Lewis. I rooms. cistern.
corral. walks and curbing. Directly
north o! brick yard. rooms and sec
ond story nnshed in one room. well
cis,ern. barn and corral North La
Junta property. rooms. two acres
with barn. cisiern. etc. All proper
ties are in perfect repair, and can
be purchased on payments. In adh'-
tion to small payment AT time o'
purchsse So. 8, n Mendslsou.
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-19
SUNDAY StlalCtS
AT TIE
CHURCHES
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN cAvacn n
Otis G. Dale. psrses

At II a IN. the pastor will con.
duet the regular quarterly commun.
ion service. Tie session will meet
In the pastors study At 1870 10
receive members Children may b.
presented for baptism.
Gospel service with Joyful sin Sing
Al ,30 p IN.
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-19
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH.
Mrs. N. N. s.rn9,ov.r. FIrs. Reader

Christian Science services are held
at ipl Colorado avenue. Sunday al,
II O'Clock a. m. and "Wednesday Al,
: 30 p. IN Sunday school at 10
o'clock subjcc, for April goth.
The Doctrine Of Atoncmcnt'
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-19

FOR SALE-we have buyers and
traders for dry and irrigated ranch
-. large and small II you want
10 sell or change. let MS have a
lis, OF your property NJ once The
National Realty Company. tloiil E,.
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-19
=-=ss'
WANTED

--->-~- - --->-~~~o-----~~--~----~~-
Trade q, the PaIAce DRUG store.
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-19

FOR sALE-Four lots. best loca-
ri1n on BeIieriew ayeuuc. fronting
east opposite high school.
bargain. Address Owner" set
Chamber OF Commerce Building. Port
land. orr.
La Junta tribune., 1913-04-19
TO EXCHANGE.

TO EXCHANGE.
LOTS TO trade for horses, Phone
East 567
--.--.-s.-----s---... ....-s-- ----~----a---s-~--
FOR RENT
.~-~-~~-- -~----s----~>S,-----s-7-s--
FOR RENT - Three furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. Phone
Junia 202
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1913-03-01
No Need to Stop Work

When the doctor orders you to stop
work it staggers you. can't you say.
You know you are weak, run down
and failing in health day by day, but
stand. What you need is Electric
Bitters to give tone, strength and
vigor to your system, to prevent
break down and build you up. Don't
be weak, sickly or ailing when Elec-
trio Bitters will benefit you from the
first dose. Thousands bless them for
their glorious health and strength.
Try them. Every bottle is guaran-
teed to satisfy. Only 5Oc at all
druggists.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1913-03-01

1T was the day nfter Christmas. and
the hard working postnan plowcd his
way through snow and II cold wind. a
sack of unusual size Oh his back.
He assembled the spacious steps of n
west end residence. and in answer to
his ring manservant in rich livery
appeared wait moment. please"
said the servant as he took the letters.
1.-The mistress wishes to. speak to you.
The postAian's eyes frightened. 1t
WAS the holiday season. Now. no donbt
il. recognition of his regular and faith
full 81 shall be gnd.' he said politely.
ITO await yoIr mistress pleasure"
In IL few minutes the lady appeared
Are you." she asked "oCr regular
poStnGln!''
YES. madam" he answered. bowling.
do you come in the morning?"
"Yes. madam
''And In the afternoon and EVENING""
Again he assented. smiling eagerly
Then the lady said:
We'll. was 1t yon who broke onr
bell ?"-London Ideas.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1913-03-01
STANDARDIZATION OF PARTS.
Eli Whitnsy's sehsms Rsvelutionizsd
the notwithstanding Dusinsss.

Eli Whitnsy's eehsms RsvoIutionizsd
the Manufacturing Dusinsss.
The system OF the standardization of
parts. now 70 universal. originated with
ELI Whitney, the inventor Of the cot
ton gin. when he undertook to make
muskets- Tho government gave him
contract in 1903 for 10000 stands of
arms. although he had no plant" for
their manufacture. He built small
factory in New Haven. Conn.,. and be-
gan work, but found a great obstacle
in the difficulty Of getting good work
men. especially those capable of acting
a. foremen under his novel methods.
His plan. as is pointed out by George
lies in q recent original study of Whit
ney's achievements. was to make OF
his factory a single huge machine In
an armory before Whitney's day each
man. highly skilled. produced by him
self distinct part of a musket- This
division Of labor Whitney supplanted
by so apportioning work that little or
no skill was demanded. He separated
the various tasks and at each of these
operations kept group busy. For
their assistance he simplified each OPP
Grafton and introduced three aids since
Indispensable in Notwithstanding
by templets or patterns. filing by Jigs
or guides and milling irregular forms.
From first to last a model musket
WINS copied with precision so that ev-
cry lock. for example. was exactly like
every other among thousands. When
all the parts needed to form weapon
were assembled they united much su-
perior to musket formed on any 9TH
er plan. In case of repair a new part
exactly fitted the place of an old part
and at a trifiing cost
In order to accomplish his purpose
and carry out his contract. whose exc
cution was much prolonged. Whitney
was obliged to invent new tools and
machines at every step. none Of which
was patented. By doing so he not only
greatly improved the finish and accura-
cy Of his guns and the speed of their
manufacture, but SO impressed the val
ue Of the idea of Standardization upon
the minds Of manufacturers that it was
presently applied in other trades and
has long since become the rule in man
ufacturing.-Harper's
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1913-03-01
HOW BANGS WON A BET.
Was It Any Wonder Davis Wouldn't
Paw III

Was 1t Any Wonder Davis Wouldn't
Pay II?
John Kendrick Bangs tells this story
of an attempt he made to get the bet
ter of Kichard Harding Davis:
Davis and ! We're talking one day
of his Van Blbber stories. and incl
dentally | asked him how long II had
taken him to write them.
"'Oh. about ten days EACH he re-
Piled.
Il ventured to express the opinion
that such Il story could well be writ
tel in II couple of hours. and the re-
suit was that we made bet of din
ner based on my ability to write a
story similar in style to the Van Bib
bers and to have 1t accepted by a New
York editor.
when reached my home in Yon-
kers that night l wrote the story. the
work occupying the time from until
10 O'Clock. At 10 the next morning
! reached my Office in Franklin square
AT 1O:30 submitted my story to my
self. by 10:45 had read it. my warm
regard for the author leading me to
expedite the matter as much as pos
sibe. At II O'Clock ! accepted the
manuscript. and mt ll:15 drew an or
der on the cashier for 800 in payment.
which ut once cashed. Then went
out TO find Davis Meeting him. told
him of what had done. detailing the
various steps. and Mt the end held out
in my hand the cash to prove that the
transaction really had been consum-
mated.
Davis looked at me. then at the
bills.
>".well.' I said. what or that dinner.
Davis%
Huh grunted Davis. If you have
all thai money you can afford to buy
YOUR own dinner New York Post.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1913-03-01
SATURDAY, MARCH L, 1913
MEMBER COLORADO EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION |
Order to Show Cause on Petition For
Sale Of Real Estate

state Of Colorado. County of Rio Blanco, S.,
In the County Court, In Probate.-In the
matter Of the estate of LeOnn Fletcher,
minor, Mrs. Melvin Van Horn, formerly
Mrs. Melvia Fletcher. Guardian.
This matter coming on to be heard on this
l4th day OF February, A. D.. lYl3 upon the
petition filed herein by Mrs. Melvih Van
ian of Leona Fletcher. n minor, for the sale
OF the following described real estate, to-
wit: The lot 4 of section u. In Township
North, Range 80 West 9TH y. NJ, Lots |,
and of section l. the El2 of SW1 and the
SEL Of Section 4, in Township North,
the winter rights appertnining to said prem
tses, for the purpose and reasons set forth
In said petition. And 1t now appearing to
the Court from said petition that proper
and legal grounds exist for the sale Of said
real estate.
Now, therefore, 1t Is ordered by the Court
that Leona Fletcher, said minor, be and
appear before sn.d Court at the court room
OF said Court. In the town of Meeker, County
and state aforesaid, on the nth day OF
March, A. D., 1913, at the hour Of 10 O'Clock
In the forenoon OF said day, then and there
to show chuse, II any there he, why an order
should not be mnde directing the said
poses specified.
1t Is further ordered that this order be
published for Mt least four successive weeks
In The Meeker Herald IA weekly newspaper
published In snId county.
1t Is further ordered That j. X. Clark, OF
appointed ms guardian nd Item for said
Leona Fletcher. minor, to represent said
minor at said hearing.
BY the Court:
THOS. SHERvIN, County Judge.
First pub. Feb y. last pub, March ID