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Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-08-27
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Se&1ii itsi'tS9&llz --+-- tfsf4 a5zf5Ie9 ITO
Mrs Lille b. Lance of AsheEflle,
formerly secretargbof the Henrietta
hcme,itand Mr. HenEyls teEensdn,a Of
IIfF9oTidal We're married Thursday at the
home of Mrs Charles Whitaker, IN
HendersonyiIIe, Rev. j.. IS. Williams.
chaplain of theii Mission of the Good
Samaritan, of5AsheVille,5 officiating.
Mrs. Whitaker's home was beautifully
decorated for the. occasion, golden
sjF-i - Fn glow, palms and cut flow
ers carrying. out color scheme of
green and yellow. 3 A9laEge number of
friends ofthe bride from Ashevi1le ats
tended bthe ceremony asiweIl fasnal
number aof lHendersonVille, friends.
/ The bride received many handsome
l'resents, among them a beautiful dia-
mond pendant, the gift of the groom.
Mrs. 'SteVensonoas Mrs. Lance, is well
known in aAsheVflle, where She has
been secretary of the local Y. w: C.sA.
for seven years. 3eMr! Stevenson lst
active in political circles in FForida,,i
where he l]is8 widely known. lsMf.y ami
Mrs. Stevenson q left last night for
Avon Park lFlalj where Mr.. Stevenson
has extensive, grape afruit and piueapL
Tle groves.7+AsheyiIle Citizen.bRi eli :
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-08-27
WILSON'S ACHIEVEMENTS.

Speaking of the8 European war and
President Wilson's achievement in
sVerting. war, between the United
States and Mexico, prominent Wye
ming Republican, said yesterday see
effI4 did not7vote for IViIson In 1912,
but am fEeeatoj says that oas I1see 1T
,gaoTz Twill vote for him IN 1916. ?
That is the trend of1thought among
patriotic citizens in all cparts of the
lcouHtry.Ee dIGoH El939 ii Jof et8I, q
IS People are just beginning to- realize.
what q great service Woodrow Wilson
has rendered the nations of america ~
f6tesenhesStatB Leader, August Q. 20
GRFfGIENF COUNTY, OFRICERS I'D
,de1EhPORTaNTsAs GOFERNORsHIP'
f2YetT .sfasH fss1d 49, 1sEE 2 ~ Ii,lslH
SIS 81. Farm Joufnall 1911
speakEag fSf elections ana OF public
rfacials, no. company with a good
.bnard ofisehooI directors, an 9Aisfena
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-08-27
E6OLDSBORO PUBLISHERS ARE q
CHARGED WIFH COURT CONTEMPT

Goldsboro.-Judge r. B. PEBBLES yes
terday served a summons. !. through
saerif Edwards of = this. county on
Charles A. Brown and George w.
w. Brown to appear before him in b, /,
home town of Jackson, to, answer to
the charge of contempt of court grow
ing out of recent article which APP
lpeared in The Goldsboro Weekly, Re-
cord of which they are editors and
owners. - -. 80.
h The hsaring will take place before
Judge Peebles,a who is, now holding
court In Jackson, on Saturday, morn
ing of this week at 10 O'Clock. new
- The Record charged a that, Judge
PEBBLES was too commanding in. his
official capacity, that he, played set
back received, case, Of whiskey by
express, got full, etc. and that if all
reports was true, he was not a At man
90 hold the high and responsible POI
s't5on Of Judge of the, Superior court,
Judge PEBBLES demanded, that toe
editors retract sstth eilrd aboyeG charges
which they refused to do with the re,
salt that they will have to appear be-
fore that judge as stated above.
u The defendants have employed at at
torneys Judge W.Is S. Oh Rpbinaon and
SON, and Matt HnAHen and. WIZ Frank
Taylor; of the local bar. 80 ----
9T A prominent figure in gtheIabovese case
and who gave out the statement this
afternoon that, he will fight the case III.
the highest courts of 1.-THE United States.
is George AsNorMood, president of the
National and Savings Bank of this city,
who, with another promin business
ran iofs.thisb city, were authority TforI
the statements published in The Res
cord. ~ {d 9uch lis GH 9ia5n: i3;3li7-ia
IL Business men have been callers al
The Record office all the afternoony
Offering aid to the editors who will
leave for Jackson tomorrow at nooa
with their lawyers and several close
friends, and the writer was informed
by the defendants they were prepared
to furnish $1,000 900 bond if necessary
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-08-27
city STUNNING no d COW BfFz
in PATROHS' USE OF WATER
qEd4 ance to Preye4t VAST OF Water
Meters to beSIhstaiIed; SAM
,ftsr51sa tatien9 G0hpIaintsl

| The city comm fssioners in weekly
session Thursday night were confront
ell with business with reference to
lcow tables street preservation, install
laticnsof water meters and the outlook
for additional water supply.
Z Mrs J. G. Waldrop and son, Harlow,
were before the board with reference
sto sanitary ICON itfenss in the vicinity
1of sohthI Washington street near a
house belonging to the former. IA pc
t;tfon was recently ifieatd, asking rs the
Picard TO abate an alleged nuisance,
saying that conditions in the negro
settlement were unbearabler The city
Hea it l'I oncer anaf polieepsn sinYssti-
gated and pronounced conditions good.
Mrs. 1ddfop said chat the 5odof was
Eery dtsagreeabl hat her tenant
complained Of conditions and chat "a 4
COW stable was toe close to her house
The board pronlised to have tie Cow
stall semoyed in ease it isxcleser the
house than the city ordinances peraiit.5
] Another petition was read from resi-
dents on Justice street asking for re-
lief from COW stalls In that acomIadnit
Conditions here have also been fnTes.
tigated by the police and health officer
and reported satisfactory. The con-.
plant Of the petitioners will DE zfilsJl.
with the proprietor Of the COW barns
and further action will be taken if
found necessary.
The board listened to representa-
tive of a firm handling Tarvia, who
anted to furnish material for placing
On North and South Main street. fer
their preservation, The city did not
feel able at this time to take On addi-
tiona1 expense, but the board has the
matter under consideration.
The board discussed plans for. con-
serving the -swator supply of Hendet4 !
sonvilfe until an ADDITIONAL supply
may be had. 1t was decided to pro-
coed with sthe installation Of water
meters on the lines of all customers
and to have an ordinance drawn foI
consideration. at the next 8 meeting
whereby the sprinklinga Of. lawns may
he prevented during the season when
HendersonEille is eentertaiig many
guests and the water is scarcest.
while the water supply is nothing to
be alarmed overY the city is taking
pree e q in. order to srQuble
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1914-08-27
cYerseer of roads. and a businesslika

cverseer of roads. and businesslike
county court court Of county commission is
at all likely to be badly or poorly
governed These local offices, when
We so often think anybody can fill, are
really Of more Importance to US o4dI-
rarily than the governorship or the
senatorship about which we are fire.
cuently ready to lose our temper and
fear our hair.
La Junta tribune., 1914-12-26
N. S. LARSEN
STATE RDOisTHRED Ofr0AETRIsT.

wife rs she looked At the empty
chair. The rosy checked daughters
were at the point OF tears as they
thought OF the absent one.
wonder where that boy can be, .
said the sruff old farmer. All.
where! Was he aboard a whaler in
the Artic Ice fields! Perhaps he
wandered the streets OF some big
city. footsorc and hungry. Strange
they had no news OF him.
Suddenly the door opened and a
tall. snow covered figure struggled
In. A sigh Of relief from every one.
The farmers eyes shone with well
come. As the young man dumped
the Jug on the floor. the old man
said:
Il thought you'd never get here
with that hard cider
La Junta tribune., 1914-12-26
B-.-s Grower~ OrEasisiag.

The oiero County Beet Growers
Association have been holding
number OF district meetings during
the past week. one at Weitser on
Monday. and another at Cheraw on
Tuesday afternoon. Al these meet
ings the object OF the association will
be- explained and the growers Of
each section urged TO become mem
hers.
on the afternoon Of January I'd.
there will be- q mass meeting Of all
members NJ Rocky Ford st which
permanent organization viii be
perfected and = set Of by laws
adopted. A form OF contract will
also be discussed and n committee
appointed 10 wait on the officers Of
the American beet Sugar Company
and the Holly Company with the OBJ
jcct Of coming 10 rome satisfsctory
agreement regarding the price Of
bects for 1915.
La Junta tribune., 1914-12-26
~Rr..s..g Up F.shsr- ToalsAt.

The handsomest theater in the
world wouldn't draw = dollars worth
Of business without An attraction on
the stage. Mediocre shows draw
mediocre audiences. A good show
Invariably draws a big audience. An
extraordinary show draws capacity
audiences and turns people away dis
appointed At not being able to secure
seats. The wise Snowman will pro-
duce an extraordinary show or none.
II his years Of experience have been
put to good use. he can determine
the drawing power OF show be-
fore he spends his money to produce
II. Don't let anyone tell you other
wise. The reason for 10 many fall
ures is In the fact that producing
managers do not study the likes and
dislikes Of the theater going public.
Mr.. Manager produces play that he
thinks Is good without consulting the
public's declared tastes.
Gus Hin has always produced just
what In his judgment. based on years
OF active experience. seems to be
what the public have expressed their
preference for. ~InStead OF sitting 1t
his desk year in and year out. Mr.
Hill makes two tours OF the entire
country each season. visiting his at
fractions and seeing with his own
eyes how his work IL taken by the
people who pay to 20 TO the theater.
All OF his productions have been fig
ured In that way. hence his unerring
success.
Realizing the fact that vaudeville
is the predominating form OF enter
tainment at the present day. he has
shaped his newest offering. Bring
ing Up Father" from the cartoon
pictures by George McManus. on vau-
deville lines. In fact the entire cast
is made up OF vaudeville performers.
The "girly" chorus IL there Of
course, music Of the "swingy-tango"
time. funny comedians and good
dancers. It's show OF new sort.
and it's success Ii not a matter OF any
doubt. In fact. bringing Up Fa-
ther" is hailed as the one big success
OF the year.
Mr., Hiil's cartoon musical come
dies have broken all theatrical rec
ords for box office receipts. and as
We expressly stated at the beginning
OF this article. nothing but a play
will bring money into box office.
bringing Up Father comes to
the Rourke Theater. Saturday. De-
cember 26th. Get seats now at the
Opera House Pharmacy. Priccs.
2s cents To $50.
La Junta tribune., 1914-12-26
Mckinney
Dope
She had done her Christmas shopping
Done II early: done Il well;
Her reward-a husband hopping.
Up and down and raisinE--a dis
turbance.

Mrs. Everybody is giving every
other woman for Christmas either a
darling washcloth edged with hand
crochet or Just dear OF kitchen
apron with hand embroidery ON ii.
] suggest that every man give every
other man one perfectly lovely hand
painted coal shovel.
La Junta tribune., 1914-12-26
E~tray Advertisement.

Notice Is hereby given TO whom II
may concern that the following de-
scribed estray animal was taken up
near La Junta. Colo. Otero county.
Colorado. on or about December 10.
1915: TO-wit one brown mare, about
Z years old: weight about $50
pounds; star In forehead: harness
marks: branded left shoulder.
Said animal being unknown to this
board. unless claimed by owner on or
before January s. 1915. said estray
will be sold by this board for the
benefit Of the owner when found.
STATE BOARD OF STOCK lNSPEC-
TION COMMISSIONERS,
Denver. Colo.
First publication, December 10. 1914
Last publication. December 20, 1914
La Junta tribune., 1914-12-26
Notice Of Fia., Settlement.

In the matter Of the estate Of Earl
u. Woolf. deceased.
Notice Ii hereby given. that on
Monday. the 18th day Of January. A.
D.. 1915. being one Of the regular
days OF the December 1914 term Of
The county court 0f Otero county. In
the state Of Colorado. !. Geo. X.
Woolf. administrator Of said estate.
will appear before the Judge OF said
court. present my final settlement ~
such administration. pray the sppro-
va1 Of the same. aud will then apply
10 be discharged as such administrs-
tor. Al which time and place any
pernon In interest may appear aud
present objections 10 the same II
any there b..
Dated At La Junta. Colorado. De-
cember ~. 1914.
GEO. u. WOOLF.
Administrator Of the estate Of Earl
q. w0olf. deceased.
First publication. December ~. 1914
Last publication. January l6. 1914.
La Junta tribune., 1914-12-26
xr~ Daily Paper !. ''-.,-r s.~.

Articles Of incorporation of the
beaver American Printing and Pub
iishing Company. with capital stock
of 100000. were recently filed In
the office Of the secretary Of state.
Henry A. carberry. formerly mansg.
Ing editor Of the Rocky Mountain
News, II the chief man. and Ii To be
editor and manager and publisher.
and . number Of prominent gentle
men In Denver and Colorado aud else
where are among the Stockholders.
II Is said the old Times building on
champa street has been rented. u full
outfit Of type. presses. intcrtypcs.
etc. all Of the latest and up 70 date
make. are being or have been ar
ranged for and will be installed.
Some new and advanced ideas are tO
be put into effect on the proposed
paper that should make Il Q success.
Needless 70 say Il will bc union
throughout. as Mr.. carbcrry Ii an
old-ume member Of the typographi-
cal union. The paper will b. issued
every morning. seven days In tho
week aud have = full and complete
news servicc.It In expected that pub.
lication will bc commenced along
about the first Of February. or =
little later. Did you catch the name.
the Denver American? Henry Car
berry can and will give Denver ;
first class paper. and no doubt tho
fur will fly when hc gets GOING
Denver United Labor Bulletin.
La Junta tribune., 1914-12-26
n..srsps's l'-ss,soa for Discharge.

In the matter Of James A. Gauger.
bankrupt. In bankruptcy.
To the Honorable Robert T.. Lewis.
Judge Of the District Court Of the
United States for the District Of
Colorado:
James A. Oauser. of La Junta In the
county Of Otcro. and state Of coiora-
do.ln said district t.respectfuiiy repre-.
sents that on the 18th OF Novem-
her last past. he was duly adjudged
bankrupt under the Acts Of Congress
relating 10 bankruptcy: that he has
duly surrendered all his property.
and rights Of property. and has fully
complied with all the requirements
of said Acts. snd Of the orders Of the
court touching his bankruptcy.
Wherefore. he prsys that he may
10 decSeed by the court 10 have .
fell discharge from all debts prov
able against his estate under said
bankrupt acts. except such debts ~
are accepted BY Law from such dis.
charge.
Dated this 18th day of December.
1914.
JAMES A. GAUCER.
bankrupt.
La Junta tribune., 1914-12-26
Labor Thinks Well Of Carlson.

Governor-el Carlson seems to be
sincere In his desire to try out a
remedy for some of our labor and
other ills. by his proposed legislation.
For one want to see him given n
fair and square chance. He has a
lot OF horse sense and u given full
sway. doubtless can point out the
way for betterment. ] never saw
this man Carlson. but somehow ]
have sort Of a feeling that the Swed-
ish gentleman is going TO rise 20 the
occasion and be the governor Of Col
orado. lie certainly has the oppor-
tunity OF = lifetime for himself and
party. His workmen's compensation
Law should be real Law and not .
makeshift, and must be put through;
There is q great chance for him 10
shine. lie will have to be mighty
careful to sift the spurious from the
real OF the so-caiied labor people that
will bcsiege him for place and prof
Il. or he will run on the rocks right
at the start. Let him be careful In
hts selection Of advisers along this
line and not accept chatter for the
real talk. Labor II fair and will give
him = chance 10 do something for
them and that will aid In bringing .
lasting industrial peace In Colorado.
Governor Carlson. II is up to you
Denver Labor Bulletin.
La Junta tribune., 1914-12-26
CHRISTMAS STORY.

u was Christmas Day. outside
the snow was falling. Inside the
stout old farm house. the table set
for dinner. was groaning beneath It's
load Of good things 10 eat You
would groan yourself n you held as
much turkey. dressing. mashed 20.
tatoes. pumpkin pies. etc. a. that
table did. No wonder Il groaned)
The farmer aud his family were
eeated about the table hut there vas
an empty chair. The farmer glanc.
ed 1t the door occasionally ~ u OK.
pecting some one. There was look
Of sadness In the eyes Of the farmers
La Junta tribune., 1914-12-26

-
Outside II was showing hard. and
the teacher considered II her duty
to warn her charges.
Boys and girls should be very
careful to avoid colds at this time. .
she said solemnly. II had a darling
little brother only seven years old.
One day he went out In the snow
with his sled and caught cold. Pneu-
monia set In and In three days he was
dead"
A hush fell upon the school room:
then youngster stood up and asked.
where's his sled:"
Geo. Washington Milliken Is sett-
Ing worse instead of better. Every
time ] come back 70 La Junta from
the place went TO when went
away. he seems To have had . re-
lapse during my absence. He claims
be had Q dream. He stumbled over
. Hotpoint and raised lump on his
El Ego that looked lite Fl Boilo.
He was 80 III Chafo that he had 10
take = drink out o. y, Perco before
he could rettle down FL Como. III
wager that the "entnusinsm juice
tnat inspired that ueve, came out Of
. lamp socket.
Al this season Of the year no news
paper. periodical. magazine. directory
or other publication IL complete with
out . story appropriate to the holi-
days. In accordance with this time.
h0nored custom. We present here
with the Tribune's contribution TO
hn1oAav 1lsArssup.
La Junta tribune., 1914-12-26
Order of Notice Thereon.
District Of Colorado. -.

On this 17th day Of December. A.
D.. 1914. on reading the forsgoing
petitlon for dlschaSGc. Il 10 ordered
By the couFt, that . hearing be had
upon tho same on the 18th day Of
February. A. D.. 1915. before Ssmu.
s) D. TStmble. referee In bankruptcy.
at Room sol In the Federal building
q Pueblo. 10 sald district. at 10
O'clock IN the forenoon, and that mo-
elee thereof b published In the L.
Juato Tribune, Newspaper printed
u sald district. cad that sil known
ese6itofs aad ether pessons ln inter.
~ 0ay apDeap q ehe said tlme and
Dlass ssl sHew casss, II any they
hove. Why ~ peayoS Of said Dstitloa.
- eAeulA aoe - ofaated.
A11 q y fnsthee oedere1 by the
oougt tAae ~ referee sAall eead ~
0olo - al1 kooun ese1ieoes, eopSee
ee ~ Dotlt1oo anA this oe1ss, -.
0Soego1 - tAo0 q tAe1p pisces q
guoo0oooo - oon1o0.
Vl1aoo., ~ moaesahje Robest 3.
6ov1ot )ulGo - ~ eoust, sal ~
~ eAoeool, q Pueb9o. 10 ~ ~.
~ 81. = - '''A 1'' q o''s.s'F'
CiaAnlnD ~. nlsasop. csssk.
u ooe1oee y. oseeoe. DsDsty
q = - cssss,
La Junta tribune., 1914-12-26
Notice of Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting of the La Jun
Ia Hospital Association will he held
at the City Hospital. La Junta, on
Monday. January II. 1915, at 1880
O'Clock. for the purpose OF electing
officers for the ensuing year and the
transaction Of such other business as
may properly come before the asso-
citation.
II. Il. HALL. President.
a. l.. STUBBS. Secretary.
First publication. December ls. 1914
Last publication. January 3. 1915.
La Junta tribune., 1914-12-26
.al xeess.s.

The annual meeting OF the share
holders OF The Otero Loan and Build
Ing Association will be held AT Har-
mpny Hall on Monday. January IS,
electing "a board OF directors for the
ensuing year and the transaction Of
such other business as may be pre-
II. PHILLIPS. Secretary.
First insertion. December 26, 1914
Inst insertion. January %. 1915
La Junta tribune., 1914-12-26
Annual laeeti.E.

The annual meeting Of the share
Ia Junta, Colo. will be held at the
bank. "wednesday, January Is. 1915, at
o'clock e; m; for the purpose Of
E c!ectinE Board Of Directors for the
business that may be lawful.
First publication. December 8. 1914.
La Junta tribune., 1914-12-26

thc, purpose Of electins directors OF
and the transaction Of such other
business as may regularly come be-
fore the meeting.
FRANK STANsFIELD,
Acting Cashier.
First insertion. December IS. 1914
Last insertion, January =. 1915
La Junta tribune., 1914-12-26
Nse.~e q .A...e. s.~e,.x,

The annual meeting OF the La Junta
Home Company will be held at La
1913. .at 1880 y. m. for the election Of u
board OF directors and such other
business as may properly come before
c. A. BEERBOHM.
Secretary.
First publication. December 2s. isit.
La Junta tribune., 1914-12-26
N.s,-. .s Asssss ssssssss.

Notice !. hereby given that the an.
The Colorado Savings and Trust COM
psny viii be held at the office Of tie
company ns 1s junta. Cello. Tuesday.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1914-06-24
w. c. T. u. PICKUPS
published by request)

"The saloon and liquor traffic have
defenders, but no defense. Abraham
Lincoln.
Temperance puts wood on the fire,
meat in the barrel, flour in the bin,
money in the purse and intelligence
in the brain. "-Benjamin Franklin.
Il am total abstainer. because
always felt that had better use for
my brains. 1T. A. Eison.
"Show us something Of body,
brain or soul that alcohol will not
destroy. Carlton.
IF the American people do not
control the saloon, it will control
them."-Theodore Roosevelt.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1914-06-24

The Lamar team wsE exc1szble this
time az owing 70 the necessary reor-
ganization of the nine caused by sey-
eral players leaving, several Of the
players were IN entirely new positions
and were just trying out They vii
be properly strung ont By n9t game
and viii get INTO their old time wiz
ming stride
The two stsrs Of the Gay were May
field and Csulk The former, who has
not been batting well this season, was
up four times and made three hits,
one for three bases He also got z
stolen base 70 his credit, and although
playing new position as second took
eight fielding chances without an er-
ror. Caulk came into his proper place
al the head Of the batting list again,
with two hits, one being home run.
He made several good catches IN the
outheld, the last being one Of the
most sensational ever seen here. His
home run drive brought two runners
in ahead Of him
The Lamar boyE took the lead in
the last half Of the first inning and
were in the lead a. the enc Of each
inning until the eighth La Junts
three times tied the score in their half
only 70 have Lamar open up gap
again In the last half.
The eighth inning started with the
score 8 70 9 in favor of Lamar, and
after one Junta man scored what look
ed like an easy second out was turned
into disaster by wild throw home
which let In three runs and lost the
game, az neither side scored thereaf-
Ter.
Rocky Ford In the meantime Was
another severe beating
10 Las Animas, the score being 70
2. This closes the race up some and
makes the fight between Lamar, La
Junta and Rocky Ford pretty even.
The same teams play next Sunday,
Lamar going 10 La Junta and Rocky
Ford 10 Las Anirnas.
The box scores were az follows:
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1914-06-24

The Lamar baseball team last Sum
ny was in a generous frame Of mind
and after having the game safely
tucked away, changed their plans and
presented it to La Junta, just to make
the race interesting. They proved
that La Junta's Starr pitcher had no
terrors for them though >as they
touched him up for fourteen hits
one home run and another three
base hit. Only six of the Lamar boys
struck out and they always took re-
venge the next time up. Fred Lit
tier held La Junta hitless for three
innings, and then weakened owing to
the intense heat and they touched
him up for eleven hits. He struck out
eight of the visitors however and
would have won easily but for several
rank fielding errors which let in half
of La Junta's runs.