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The Elbert County tribune., 1919-11-07
PUBLIC SALE

| will offer at Public Auction at
my ranch 6 miles east OF Elbert on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 18TH, 1919
The following described property to.
wit Sale to commence at 10 a. m
LIVESTOCK 10 Mich cows. 9
Heifeers, fresh by spring. one in the
course of a month. l Bull. 2 1-2
years old. 10 Spring Calves. l
gray Mare 5 years old, with colt. l
bay mare. years old. sorrel
Horse, 0 years old. l Mule, year
old. six months old pigs.
dozen chickens.
MACHINERY farm Wagons
spring Wagon. 1 walking Plow
II Culivator l Moving Machine
and rake. l Drill.
19acres of corh in ahock. Rye
Straw, Oat Straw and Wheat Straw
2 sets of working Harness. 65
good Fence Posts. All household
furniture, including sewing ma
chine and other small articles toe
numerous to mention.
TERMS OF SALE All sums
$40 and under cash. Sums over SIC
credit of 6 months time will be
given purchaser giving bankable
note bearing per cent interest from
date; per cent discount for cash
on sums over $40. No property to be
removed until terms of sale are com
piled with.
Free lunch at noon. Bring your own
drinking cups.
TONY ToDARoE. Owner.
Fred Albin. Auctioneer. B. U. Jami
son, Clerk.
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-11-07
SCOPE OF THE FOURTEENTH
I; CENSUS EXTENDED.

Washington, Nov, 2:-That the
Fourteenth Decennial Census, ON
which the actual enumeration work
Will begin January 2. 1920. is to be
the most important ever taken ia
shown by the fact that the Act of
Congress providing for this census
expressly increased the scope of the
inquiries so as to included forestry
and forest products, two subjects
never covered specifically by any pre-
ceding census act
The inquiries to be made relating
tc popuation, manufactures, mines,
quarrfes and agriculture were also
extended in their scope by Congress,
the keenest interdest over the forth
coming census having been shown by
the members of the census commit
tees of both House and Senate While
the law was under consideration.
The statistics gathered on mining
will include all oil and gas wells.
Many startling developments In this
important branch of the Nations re-
sources are looked for by census Off
cials The figures gathered in Texas
Oklahoma and Kansas will no doubt
prove to be those most eagerly sought
for as shown by inquiries already re-
ceived by the Census Buraeu.
The compilation and gathering of
forestry and forest products statis-
tics will be in charge of special ex-
perts. The accurate and compre-
hensive figures gathered concerning
this vital natural resource will be
much in demand, and the comparis-
ons existing before the war will be
of great interest.
Agricultural statistics will like
wise be the subject of special effort
on the part of the Census Bureau as
the importance of farming is being
realized by the average citizen far
more than ever before.
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-11-07

Ecenefy and the vari6u5 towns I visit.
/ tell Of each days work. for she Is as
interested In my success as ! am my
self
Ny mother is very fond of reading
and clips all the interesting bits from
the magazines and papers she reads,
then each week / receive bundle OF
these from her. spend many pleas
ant hour pasting these articles INTO
scrap book keep for this purpose.
l also keep a book in which l write
all the unusual and comicai things
that hear and experience from day
to day. From this book | receive many
hint or suggestion for something to
be used on my program.
If one is Interested in his work he
has little time to be lonesome.
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-11-07

yo' open yo' mouf | knowed yo' was
from Dixie. Use South Niger too
and they amt no Northern man kin
talk dat way!"
That was sincere compliment, for
1t must take an artist to deceive real
Southerner.
This is the way Mr.. Briggs explains
his ability to portray the darky char
acter and characteristics so faithfully;
"My association with darkies has
not been extensive although I've al
ways been sympathetic observer of
the race and have taken considerable
pleasure In listening to the old timers
that I've met on my Southern trips
talk and sing and tell stories. ] look
back with a feeling bordering on affec-
tion to nm old colored woman who
used to act as cook for crowd of
boys when wewent camping out each
summer. l sang in boy choir from
the time l was eight years old until |
wns eighteen, and each summer when
camping time came around, we all felt
that camp wouldn't he camp without
old black Hattie She had been a
slave and was surely an interesting
old soul. She took special liking to
me and I'm sure l gained my knowl-
edge of negro character from listening
to the tales this colored lady told"
1t is very difficult for the average
person to initiate the negro laugh, but
this is one of the characteristics that
Mr.. Briggs has mastered.
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-11-07
ROCK BUTT

Paul Jones isited his brother Ray
at Parker overnight last week.
We learn that Mr.. r. L. Blakley of
Fairview has sold his ranch and Is
contemplating atrip to Missouri to
look up location.
Mr. Wetmore drove Mauldin's car
into Denver one night the latter part
of last week,t take some of the fam
lily in as a response to message re-
ceived from their mother. Mrs.
Mauldin seems to remain about the
same.
Frank Girardot made a trip to
Denver last Saturday to see his
daughter, who is reported improve
ing.
Frances and Eleanor Jones visited
with relatives at Elbert Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Crisler had her house resh!n-
gled recently.
Mr.. Anderson, of northwest of town
has rented his ranch to Mr.. Morris
and moved his family to Castle Rock
Mr.. Reeves shipped car OF cattle
to the Denver markets last week.
Mrs. Kirkpatrick returned to her
home last Sunday, after her several
weeks stay at the Wetmore home
caring for Mrs Wetmore during her
recent illness.
Paul and Ralph Jones and their
families and G. F. Wight spent Sum
day at the Fred Bush home.
George M. Forsyth was a Denver
visitor between trains Tuesday.
Mrs. Kirkpatrick has been visit
ting few days this week with Mrs.
G. M. Forsyth.
Mrs. Wetmore is now able to be
around and do part of her house
work.
quite number of friends OF Mr..
and Mrs George NJ. Forsyth met at
their home Wednesday evening for a
social good time. The Ldaies' Aid
presented Mrs. Fors.,:1 with a lovely
thermos bottle.
Get that set of Rogers Silverware
by buying from the Carver Motor
company at Elizabeth.
Mr. and Mrs Danks and children
Mrs Agnes George and Robert Denny
We're up from the Springs Sunday to
spend the day with DR.. Denny and
family
Dr. Henderson. Dentist. will be in
Eibert Tuesday and Wednesday, No
vember II and 12. at the Beulah
Hotel.
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SOME OF THE THINGS THAT IN
TEREsT "sMlLiNG BOB" BRIGGS.

Boy scout work has always fasci-
mated me and number of years ago
became Interested to the extent of
taking charge of troop of twenty-five
boys, and recall many pleasant ex-
perience / had with them In the work
The Y. NJ. c. A. also took up great
deal of my time for about twelve
years, and the benefits received from
this Institution cannot be estimated.
I've always been an enthusiast in
things pertaining to afhl, lies. especial
ly swimming, running and handball.
For three years l held the handball
championship in the tournaments held
In the Y NJ. C. A. at Oak Park, Ill.
Walking, too, is form of exercise |
take pleasure In and Try to find time
to walk at least two hours each day,
for l am convinced that my good health
Is result of the exercise | take.
Many persons wonder how / manage
to kill time" travelling about the coun-
try from town to town alone. Natural.
ly l feel lonesome at times, but l spend
many an odd hour making water-coioi
sketches of the interesting scenes
see, and of purely imaginary scenes.
The summer OF 1918 was spent doing
Chautauqua work in the New England
states, and while there. made num-
ber of interesting sketches of the won
derful things TO be seen. The pictur-
esque scenery that is typical of New
England is unsurpassed for natural
beauty, and the artist finds plenty of
material for his work Two of nv
paintings were hung in recent ex-
hibit at the Carnegie institute al Pitts.
burgh, Pa. give most of the sketches
l make to my numerous friends who
are always delighted to receive one.
Then too. love TO read and write. |
manage, somehow. to write letter to
my mother in Chicago ench day that |
ain away on the rond and in all the
seasons that ] have Travelled l have
only missed writing her three times.
These daily letters contain descrip-
tions Of my experiences, and of the
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-11-07
pERsrMMoNs.

Roselle Clark has returned to Cen
ter, Colorado.
Mrs. Mowery and son, Dewey, were
in this neighborhood Wednesday.
Dewey is handling a fine line of
brushes etc, and while he was can
vassing. Mrs. Mowrey visited at
Clarks.
Mr. Gresham has his new electric
lights installed and working splen-
didly.
Mrs. Hoover entertained the Kunze
and Driever families last Sunday
Mr.. squires has gone to Cripple
Creek to resume a few months work
on the Shortline. his family accom-
panied him to the Springs
Jas. Murray is progressing on his
new barn. We are all waiting for
the "shindig'', so hurry up.
Mr.. and Mrs Dee Potinger spert
Sunday eyning at Clarks.
Mr.. Brace and son, Elwin. made =
couple of days visit in Denver.
Messrs. Gatewood, Hoover, Colbert
and Barker are hauling hay from the
Epler ranch. Mr.. Gatewood having
bought all of the hay.
Mrs. squires and son, Earl. were
at Gresham's Sunday. seeing the new
lights installed
Our Halloween entertainment at
the school house passed off pleasantly
a large crowd. plenty of pie and dan
cling made the occasion one to be re-
membered. Proceeds amounted TO
$3.50 and will be used for pictures.
Mrs. Nellie Kent and Earl have
gone to California to visit her sister.
She will remain a year or more
Mrs. Christian was yer pleasant
> visitor at Cark's Sunday
What's nicer than gift of Rogers
Silverwsro. You can have one. for
every purchaser of goods bought al
the Carver Motor company at Eliza
beth.
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-11-07
nONEY LOANED
On Real Estate Security
l. EE RATlSEY
LuTHERAN MISSION.

Divine Service will be held Satur-
day, Oct. 26h. at IL O'Clock, in the
Presbyterian church. Everybody in
vited.
W.zimmerman. Pastor,
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-11-07

COUNTY TfEheURER'S REGISTERED WARRANT cAr1
county Warrants
al ou"s "oau warrants registered prior
SCHOOL DISTRICTS
Dist No Warrant No
No 6hl Warrants to date of ,bis oa,
- NO. 10 building Fund) Warrant No
No l2-warrants 80, s5 81. ss, AZ AZ a.
NO l4-Warrants No. 233. ".
= No 16-- No 127
No 19-- No 10S 1O7 112
No "a No 49, 40 121, 1sO 12s and
NO ID No 49, IS, SO. 90 81, 80, G., %, and "a
No d. No 1877 1ss, 49, 14s 14s, 14s 152 TX, ar,
HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
DIST NO Warrants No s5 6s g. S. 49, "a 7s ~
IS, and - -
Road warran
- N"''
...s.t N'' ''"'
Dd an re are are also aso several outandng Warrants prior
Daeed at my once In the County Court
this 22nd o. October - " eoaao'
TOM BURNSIDE
7 / -l-rJ County
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-11-07


members OF the Shorthorn Calf Club
of Ebert County will draw for calves
The Club is composed of 16 boys and
girls who are going to take pure
bred registered 'Shorthorn heifer and
care for it one year. The calves
were purchased from the following
breeders Hixon & Sons, Gleason
and Blazer, Cornforth Livestock Co.,
j. Paul Jones and John Schmidt. The
calves will be gathered at the Glea-
son and Blazer ranch on Saturday
morning and the drawings viii take
place at 2 p. m, Mr. ]. IT. Tingle of
the Agricultural College will judge
tho clayes and place the valuation on
them. DR.. Johnston OF Denver has,
volunteered to vaccinate the calves
free of charge The Hartford In
surance company has made special
rate to the boys and girls so that
each calf will carry insurance in
case of death by any means.
The Stock Growers State Bank
have agreed to finance the boys and
girls in the calf club. The mem
bers will give their note for one
year and the bank will advance the
money to buy the calves. The Short
horn World will be sent to each
member free for one year. The To-
cal breeders association are going
TO extend honorary membership to
each boy and girl in the club.
Several prominent men from Den
yer will be out for the drawing.
Keen interest is being shown thru
out the county in the calf club and
it is expected that large crowd will
gather at the Gleason ranch to watch
the boys draw for their calves. The
ranch is one and one-half miles south
of Kiowa on the Ebert road. Draw
ing takes place at p. m Every
body come.
Subscriptions are now in order for
the Premium list for the Boys and
Girls Shorthorn Calf Club. These
calves Will be shown next fall and a
good premium list is desired. Help
/ the boys and girls out. Give your
subscriptions to the Secretary of the
Farm Bureau or the County Agent
Farm machinery is so high priced
that a shed will soon pay for itself.
Now is the time to resolve to put
some eggs down in water glass next
summer for winter use. Several
far seeing housewives are smiling be-
cause they put some eggs down whea
the price was about s5 cents a doz
en-.
Water in the home is not lux
ury-its necessity.
A hog fattened ON waste from
lunch boxes and little corn brought
by the boys in their pockets. recently
7 Il
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Oakland, CAL, Labor Revlew:-"The
organized wage earners Of America
will hail the social reconstruction pro-
nouncement of the Administrative
Committee of the National Catholic
War Council with heartfelt enthusi-
asm."-Frank p. Walsh.
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-11-07

TURKEY SHocT:-At the ranch
of Chas Larsen's. November 18th.
Free lunch at noon
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-11-07

The splendid picture show .op-
GRATED by Mr.. Carlson every evening
is drawing good audiences.
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-11-07

San Francisco, Cal, star:-"In that
remarkable pamphlet issued by the
National Catholic War Council upon
Social Reconstruction there is a
discussion headed, Present Wage Rate
Should Be Sustained which should be
read by everyone especially reaction
ary members OF Congress.
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-11-07

Carl Carver of Elizabeth was trans
acting business in Elbert Wednesday
The threshers are nearly Hnshed in
this vicinity. T..
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-11-07

Schenectady, N. Y, Gazette:-"No
more patriotic and useful campa gn
could be undertaken than the recent
one launched by the National Catholic
War Council for the purpose of
teaching both native and foreign-born
Americans the meaning of democracy
and the fundamental principles of our
form of government"
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-11-07

Born to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Kent
on November 5 son.
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-11-07

Water in the home is not a lux
ury-its necessity
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-11-07

A hog fattened ON waste from
lunch boxes and a little corn brought
by the boys in their pockets. recently
sold for S40o. One way of raising
money in Consolidated District.
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-11-07
MlCKIE SAYS

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The Elbert County tribune., 1919-11-07

Dr' Henderson. Dentist, will be in
Eioert Tuesday and Wednesday, Mo-
vember IL and ~. at the Beulah
Hotel.
The Elbert County tribune., 1919-11-07

Mr.. and Mrs Danks and children
Mrs. Agnes George and Robert Denny
We're up from the Springs Sunday to
spend the day with DR.. Denny and
family.
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DESDE NUEVA YORK

este sentido-que sc cree un cuerpo
consular, como el que tienen muchas
naciones En- uno y otro servicio Sc en-
ira aqui por la puerta de la politica; !;
y este seria menos malo 81, despues
ell favorecido Sc quedase dentro; pero
81 los cuatro amos otro partido sube
al gobierno, Ell funcionario tiene que
irse cuando va ha comenzado a ser util.
En- tempo de los repubhcanos, para
mejorar y dar .sstabilidad al personal
de Secretaries de Embajada de Le-
gaci6n, Sc estableci6 ell examen, pero
Ell ser aprobado no implicaba Ell nom
bramiento ell cual dependia del favor
del Secretario de Estado; los nom.
brados Sc les garantiz6 la inamovili.
dad, pero no Sc les reconocio derecho
al ascenso.
Asi no hay verdadera carrera Lo
que hay es cierto numero de emplea-
dos idoneos que trabajan para los i'm
provisados que Sc ponen por encima
de ellos, gracias las infiuencias DO.
liticas. 81 Sc entrase por 10 bajo de
la escala y Sc pudiese llegar, en- unos
casos por antiguedad Y en- otros por
meritos, ministro y embajador, que
rrian ingresar en- ell servicio centena-
res de jovenes inteligenteS instruidos
con las "buenas maneras" que consi.
deraba indispensables Monsieur de Ca
llieres, y ademas, con dinero; que no
les estorbaria, porque los sueldos de
Sscre:ario son exiguos; van de dos
tres mil pesos, y hasta hay uno de mil
Quinientos en- Honduras.
A. EScOBAR
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A los duehOS de CarrOS FOrdS
USEN Ell REGULATOR IN-
TENSO"

Asi podran evitar todo peligro ase-
gurandose su propia vida manejar
con mayor placer su FORD en- noches
obscuras Y nebulosas.
Aseguramos doscientos por ciento
de aumento en- luz, instalando ell RE-
GULADOR IN-TEN so a su farol,
iluminandO este, el camino una dis
tancia de doscientos pies, revelando
tofo objetO como bache pantano en-
el camino bajo la mas densal nebli-
ma o polvo. Proteje el fundirse la
buiia cuando va la maquina toda
velocidad
Envienos tres dolares cincuenta GEN.
tavos y lie remitiremos uno vuelta
de correo Y Sc convencera. Felix c..
PERALES. Representante Exclusive
para Pto. Rico, P. o. Box "B" 2S F.,
Cerra ST., Santurce, p R. Advt.
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DESDE AGUADILLA

Die Is.
La "Liga Agricola" continna ira
bajando muy bien El entusiasmo es
muy grande va el exito es una rea-
lidad.
La Cooperative de chinas sigue ha-
ciendo embarques regulares. Lo mis-
mo la de cocos. Sc trata de fundar
ahora las de cana. cafe carne. La
de consume sigue trabajandola el Sc
nor Gonzalez Mena.
FL Banco agricola empezara sus
operaciones el proximo dia dos dc
Enero. va sus incorporadores cele
braron su primera reunion.
Esta tambien funcionando una COO
9erativa de credito. para In compra y
'enta de frutas frutos del pals So
% hace operaciones cuado los produc-
torres Sc niegan a dejar sus frutos o
frutas en- cooper ativa.
va esta todo listo para empezar
as obras de la luz electrical en- esta
:iudad. La paraizacion dc los trenes
ha sido la causa de que estas obras
10 hayan empezado. Tan pronto ter
mine IL huelga, Aguadilla vera en-
pear tos trabajos.
-Hasta ahora Sc ha terminado Ia
construction dc veinte nueve casas
para obreros, en- la prolongacion dc
la calle Betances. FL total dc estas
casas ascendera dose. entas sesen
ia. Asi Sc trabaja por aqui, sin ruido
Y sin alboroto. Esta hermosa obra Sc
debe un grupo de hombres altruis-
tas Y a la Legislature.
va nuestra Plaza de recreo cuen
Ia con tres fuentes Sc empezara
prontamente la construction de otras
Esto. undo al arbolado. que Sc esta
levantando en- toda Ia ciudad. dara a
la poetica villa un aspecto encantador
El teatro que construye el amigo
Raul Esteves eX-capitan del Ejercito
americana, prento abrira sus puertas.
Tendra mas dc trescientas lunetas.
veinte y cuatro palcos un sitio apro
piado para "gallinero"
-Sigue activa la campana en- ia
vor del riego. va existe la conformi.
dad de terratenientes ptr mas dc
10000 cuerdas.
Sc preparan grandes bailes para
pascuas. Aqui no Sc le tiene miedo a
las predicciones de que el mundo Sc
va a acabar
Ell Comi ionado de Sandal, doc
tor B. Jimenez Sierra, esta traba
jando activamente para hacer dc
Aguadilla una ciudad completamen-
te limpia, y al mismo tempo. esta or
ganizando la asistencia los pohres
por los medicos sus ordenes Fell
citamos al querido amigo buen ciu
dadano doctor Jimenez.
Ell CORRESPONSAL
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Sc vende.

TRUCK FORD De dos touslaaas en- muv
buenas cOndiciones. So vende bafafo s.
cesores de L. viliamil y Co. san ruan
p. r.
vENDo pulperia qus vsnds mensaai
mentc 81 500 Mohiliario mitad te rfa
clio. pocss existencias 4 prscios a. pis
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de TERRA
Sc vENDE en- buenas condicionss 81
ni:arias tres casas de msdera ~ Cs
tafo. Informara victorio rsrnanasf
Apartado IA. Cafano
Sc vENDE una bueus casa ds madsra
edihcada sobTe piiotes de- csmnmfo at
mado. Con garage y cuarto para Fl chfn
ffeur III solar mide $500 metras esa
drados. situada entire Jas paradas - y
26. otra casa y rauchdn ru is p8rtfs
2l.Diriiase. }. Rechsny Boz co.
Sc vENDE el muy acreditsdo sstab,
cimiento Ell fmper al. cafe hotsI y
restaurant si,uado en ei sitao mas zen
trico de Mayaguez. por sur aus aH
sentarse 81 dueha u viuda a. Borfas
Sc vENDE IN Touring Car Dodrs
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EN- LA CORTE DE DISTRITO DEL
DISTRITO JUDICIAL DE
HUMACAO, PUERTO
RICO.

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