El democrata del condado de Costilla. [volume], July 07, 1928, Image 4

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01 D0inosrata Contata do Cestiíta
I*ariM:oo Semanario
Dedioado. »1 Adelanto y Progreso del Condado de Ooeti
lla> en particular; y al del Estado y Nación en general
Pwfodia? Qfiyial del Condado
Publicado en San Luis, Colo., los Sabaaos
Frank AoCome KedaotQr
Precio de Subscripción
Rftf Qjn y». ——-———— $2.00
SjJ StfsMéfe&B — i - " i- 00
Phr Tres Meses. - «50
Copias sueltas; o ejemplar05
Rastrado como O rreo do 6 ¿Runda clase el 5 de Mayo, 1923, en la
de Administr iioa de i erreos, en San Luis, Colo., bajo el
¿Lata del Congreso del «I de Maree, 1897.
OTGULLOSO PADRE—El Sr. Dick
Stone, es el orgulloso y regosljado
padre, por motivo muy justo—Pues
aprincipiOg de la semana, su esposa
le preesnto un par do jemetytas.v
ambas, mama y las dos robustas ni
rtitas disfrutan de cabal salud; he- ¡
cho por el cual! extendemos nties
trass felicitaciones al Sr. y Sra. Sto
ne.
REGRSAN—Los señores Modesto Vi
gil y J. C. Lobato, quienes desude la i
primavera pasada se encontraban a •
usentes del lugar, encentrándose .n I
el estado de Wyo., dosde se ocupa- '
ban en atendencla al trabajo do tras
quila, regresaron a sus hogares ame
diados de la semana. Les felicita
mos a ellos y sus familias por su re
liz regreso.
PARA SU HOGAR- Regresó el saba
do en la tarde la Sra. hi
ja de la señora Crispida (Jarcia, qui |
en en compañía de su madre vinic- |
ron de su residencia en Cheyenm.
cuatro semanas pasadas en
visita a su hermana, Sra. M. L. Vi
gil parientes y amistades en este lu
gar.
EMBARQUE DE LECHUGA—El Sr.
Joo Sato, quien representa una grun
siembra de leihuga, coliflor, etc.,
esta haciendo preparativo para prin
tipiar el embarque de lechuga el lu
hes preximo. Su cosecha es una d
ma g tempranas, y indudable qtu
teclvira grande precio. Hemos oi
do informes de que lu misma traira
cerca de $6 el cajón.
LLEGAN—Es.a larde ilegan de la
parte norte del estado, Fort Colllns
y vicindad, donde ahora hacen su
residencia, el joven Sabino Salazar,
$ 1 -One Dollar-S 1
PER MONTH-
What it tüill get for y 0U
Providins yon are a imitable risk it will buy for you
the amount of Ufe inauranee shown oppaite your preaent
nearest age in the table June below. Both, the Twenty
Payment as well as tne Who l e Life Forma are provided
wlth Surrender and Loan Valúes atter you have pald
your Dollar per Month for three years.
Ago Twonty Whole Age Twenty Whole
rayymteut Life Payment Life
10 to 19?500 750 40,320 410
20 495 730 41 315 400
21 490 7J0 42 305 390
22 480 690 43 295 375
2fl 475 67u 44 290 360
24 465 650 45 285 345
25 460 680 46 280 330
26 450 615 47„ 270 315
27 440 600 48 265 300
28 430 690 497 255 290
29rT 420 575 50 250 280
30 410 560 51 240 270
31 400 »45 52 235 260
32390 530 63 225 250
33 380 513 54 220 240
34 370 500 65 210 230
35 360 485 56 205 220
36 350 470 57 195 210
37 340 455 58 190 200
38 335 440 59 180
39 ... 325 425 60 170
It ls not necessary to appear before the Company'e Doetor
to securo this Insurance, but a conditlon of good hcalth ls neceas
ary.
This Insurance w ill be Issue <! in aniounts as above or twlce
or three time» those aniounts, ir ,2 or ,3 per month ls pald
instead of Just 81 per month.
Doub]e Indemnüy and Total Permanent Dlsabllity Bendita
aro not Issued wlth these poli oles.
All Forma of Lito and Endowment Policios are
ISSUED BY
BANKEKS NATIONAL LIFE.. INSURANCE COMPANY
J. O Valdez,
Local Representativo.
1 i -I i ' - . . un,
I San Luis Roller Mili.
li W. S. Parrish, Prop. ban Luis, Colo.
-8 Compra y Yendo H
TODA OLASE DE GRANO PARA.SEMILLA,
Harina superiores-
Mareas: “Pride” y “Springmy.”
EL QEMDGRASA.DEL CONDADO DE COSTILLA, El M e «Medío FW Anuncíate—Precio de Suscrícion: $2.00 Anuales. Especialidad En Otras de
: su hermana Leontina y su esposo, y
> la señora Carmel Salazar, quienes
; antqs eran residentes de este lugar,
. viniendo de visita a parientes, y a |
mistades en este lugar.
! VISITA—Nuestro amigo y buen so- |
| portador, don Félix Medina, quien |
hace su residencia temporaria en La :
fayett, Colo., después* de haber re ,
gresado del trabajo de trasquila en
obtubo contrata de betabel y otros
| trabajos en ese lugar, anduvo visi
: tando* en San Luis ,y vicindad afi
' nes de la semana. Y como de eos
lumbre nos honro cun una placen
tera visita.
I
TOMARAN CARGO Por suplica y
pedido del Rev. padre de la parro
puta, los Caballeros de Colón de est
local tomaran caigo de las activida t
des da la celebrados de San Cayo
taño, la c ial tomara lugar el domin
j 5°. 1 “ ( * e Agosto; con objecfo d< 1
i Ingreso de fe-idos a provecho p be
jl dicto ( |e la es ue’ a Alta Parrcqui.il
qce está c n construcción.
LOST LIBERTL REWARD
Lost a black leather bug contain !
Ing valuabie documenta, gold wris
watch, gold Chatelen watch an
chnaln, .nnd severa! gold ring.-»,
Lor; o.) the San Luis-Costilla road.
Finder, picase retum same, ex
pre?s eollected, to Mainiei E. Haf<
ner. Durango, Colo. |
Reward—Jewlciy as mentioued or
liberal reward. if all papers and oo
euments ar e returned to owner. i
Most papers and documenta are I
i adflreued lo Maimei e. Hattner, \
í 1460 Columbino St. Den ver, Colo.
i I Otherwise report finding to the De
, mocrat offine, San Luis, Colo.
STRAIGHT TALKS
WITH AUNT EMMY
0N “GOLD BONOS”
Before I go to the baiik to ask ai-
Tice ubout Investing the money mothor
left me, I wlsh yon would lell me
somethfng moro about bonds,” said
Holán to Aunt Emmy. “Am I riglu In
thinking that gold bonds are nbsolnte
>r safe? Aro gold bonds what peopla
mean by gilí odge secnritlcs?"
, What a. chiid it is!” laughed Aunt
Emmy. -I can see that you do need
lo learn somethtng about bonds. The
term -gold bond’ does not have any
thlng to do wlth the term 'giit edged
secnrity.’ The latter ls nothing more
than a commonly used phrase that
means a safo security. Companlos
that. Issue gold bonds usually agreo tn
redeem them in United States gold
coin of the weight and fineness of tho
| gold coin issuod by the United States
1 reasury at the time the bonds aro
put on the market. This is done in
I order to protect the bondholders from
the very remote possibility of a rad
| leal change in the valué of United
¡ States currency, such as, for example,
the changes in the valúes of Germán
and otlier Europcan cuirendes as a
result of the war. While such a thing
ls unlikely to occur In this country.
financlers always try to guard against
pvery possible trouble. Althoagh a
bon I may be payable in gold it ¡g un
necessary to demand payment in actu
al gold coin .-unce our American money
ls on a gold basis anyhow and our
cood oíd paper dollars have exactly
the same valué as golden dollars.
“Rut yon want to bear in mlnd one
thing. Because you buy a so-called
’coll bond.’ that dors not mean that
the bond is secured by gold in any
way. or that it is stroñgcr than any
other bond. Tin» strength of a bond
lies simply and only in the ability
of tho rompany that issues it to pny
Its dehts. And of course you should
rnnsider tho valuó of the property
plcdged or mortgagod to securo tho
bond. If any property ls givon as se
curity.”
"Dear me, Aunt Emmy,” exclaimed
Helen, "I never realized how much
nnc needs to know before investlng
nne> money. in my case it’s awfully
• tnporlant not to have n loas, bccnusr
although 1 have only a tiny amonnt of
money it is all I have in the World.
How can I o ver learn to tell what is
good from what ls bad?”
“I ara not surc you ever can rely on
your own judginent, ray dear,” sniiled
Aunt Emmy, "but if you will be guided
hy your bank, you necdn’t worry.”—
i A. B. Aymes. |
ON GUARD AGAINST
FARM CROOKS
Wlth every constructivo movoniont
fer the improvement of agricultura,
one is likely to ílnd men who will at
tempt to capitalizo it for thelr own *
personal beneflt. This may take the
forra of shipping in poor and unproflta- ¡
ble livestock to palm off on unsuspect- .
ing farmers, or it may sometimos be
selling fair to good livestock at exorbi- ¡
tant prices under promise of taking
back some of the offspring at high
figures.
There are severa! instances whera
the college of agricultura through its
county agent system has co-operated
in heading off the introducción of un
doeirabio or exlravagantly priced live
stock. In other instances the State
bankers association, through its agri
cultura! commlltee or the oecretary’s
office, has sent warnings to Its mera
ber banks relativo to individuáis or
firms operallng on an unsound baais.
It. is as important to hcad off unde
sirable and unprofitablo investmejits
as it ls to oncourage constructivo and
porfitable ones.— liankcr-Fcirmcr.
BANKERS HELP
The banks of Bodford r.ounty, Tefl.
nessoe, are furnishing puro bred eggs
to all who will agreo fo retum pno
pullet (or each flfteen eggs in the (all.
The Missouri Bankers Astoblatlon
issued the first nuraber of the "Agri
cultura! íhíormation Service Quarter*
ly" in Aprll. Tbls publication dsah;
wlth tlmely agricultural subjeets of
interest to bankers. A discusslon of
tho varlous projeets proposed as a
basis for the program of bankerfarm
cr co-operation in Missouri appcars in
the first issue.
Clearlng houses in Georgia have np.
proved a proposal for tho expendlttirt
of 130,000 annually for tho next thrct
years for tho purposo of carrying out
a program of farra developrnept and
crop diversiflcation in Georgia. Thg
proposal was inlttated by tho Georgia
Bankers Association. The plan calis
(or the creutinn ot a state-wide dcvel
opment committee of thlrty members
whlch will funclion under the dlrec
tion of the Agricultural Committee of
the Georgia Bankers Association.
Nebraska bankers aro golng to
srhool. The College o( Agricultura is
having a short course Ir agricultura
for bankers. Registraron is in charge
of the Nebraska Bankers Association.
The predomlnant thought ls, "Every
i bank in Nebraska should be repre
| sentad.” Nina out of ten banks In
I one county have signed attendance
Mirds. ficorei of the carda have boen
recelved by Dan V. Stephens, chaír
man of the Agricultural Committaa
of the Bankers Association, and be
has recelved over a huodrod letlare
M Ue ibori F3W .
•»4r« ’ • ■ --• r
(???) PROVIDE
(???) LOANS
American jjkers Association
Completelun to Award 167
College Bioirio Scholar
ships Twglrcut Nailon.
awards Aíabt this fall
■ —
Students in Economías to
Be Help», Farm States—
Will Agficilitate Entry
IntAiness Life.
On&>, 1[lr lutó<-'-scvcn eolio
«..iQ.il- 1)0 d-
Assoela
•tefe- 98 ot wKno tów helng prof
aunéis and uní
• • i'vnttf-y**■ hBS 1168,1 an
t.OU'rf’cSWÍSy jKil. Fi> ' ' Clioii--
man at tlie 1*0"' T1 ' u SMSHfc-. li10
Assoclatlon's guúaiion"*»?; • E,luca
Ion In EcononKr | '?. (1 ’“ n ' 1O '’' i< " línUd
ot 3506,060 gijirtei I” l* 26 t0 .
mnnuL'moi-ategapaocIallon's fitlloth
mnlversary a g ¿iifni ls to. «Umulale j
and aid wortMie» or w o men stu '
dentó to pur A «ases Iti banklng
and economicgt Sllegíaté Instltú
tlons tliroiigliogile country.
The sehohiK-íwnrtlr >11 be'
vvailal.le £or ugjoolasiiu yeár bogiu
nlng this fall Krdll providí recip
iente wlth uniiK- ot 3250, to b&re
pald on easy thelr eu
try into earngt wsinese lite. In
reveral tarni Ks. it ls provided,
scholarships be speclflcully
awarded LH&KÍwW economice.
A sia-itíal ¿Jph’k' plan In ad
litlon to Its ■jtoupl advantages
>s that s < ti'o!:-.;|£if' 1 : > harse ot nll
helr linúu<-ialWa:i"iis connocted
wlth thelr loaujf -Jll be given eertlfi
ates ot houorgnembership In the
i’oundutlon sigAir the inenibers ot
the board ot lisas, whlch will be
avallable as evlae ot financia! re
llability for theguüi startlng thelr
business careerE
Colleges AwKd Scholarships
Proffers of ongoraore scholarships
haje-’been madgñlhe followlng in
stftulions:
Al-, i....... <-.» Itnhnma
ex u;i jii.i < <>i
tJirTfrinvrtii-Sui uta» Dolkge; Arizona,
L m:v • rslty of . ¡fe .u . alisa», l’nl-
California, Cni
versity or Cahit-i .«l üv rsily of South
ern California, l’ni v rsity; Con-
I nectlcut, WeslevajlíEi; «rslty, Yak L’ni
. ver of Déla*
wnre: I >Lsti i< i, jgMÉi'jluiubía. Gcorge
j u hUuu U . 1¡i;
fslantl»,
iin ixiiho, Unlveralty
óf i; e '- sa - v . or H < Ci>iH¡ty of Illinois,
Knox College,
i.-rslix of .-‘«J» flato Agrl-
oulturnl C<flS? ' Wishburn Colk-ge-,
iBMiL-.ima, feOUTTOha State l'nlverslty,
Maryland, .John»
■ Hnpkins rnivfírsity, l’niverslty o* Mary.
r:m«l: .Michigan. l'niv,Tsity of Detroit,
l’r.lversity of Micki-aii. .Michigan Agri
cultura! College; Minnesota, Carlton
C'ilhc.-, l'nivt-rí-ity uf Minnesota. Ilani
line L’nlverslty; Mise cppl, L’niverslty of
Misskslppi; Montan:.. State L’niverslty ot
Montana; Nebranka. L’niverslty uf Ne
braska. Doane ('•!k?r«'; Nevada, State
L’niversity of Nevada; New Jersey,
Princeton L’niversit tutgers L’niverslty;
New México, New Jl> xi ' College of Agri
cultura! an<l Mech anica! Arts: North
Carolina. L’niversity oí North Carolina,
North Carolina State College of Agri
cultura and Engin.-. ring; Or< gon, L’nl
versity of Oreg< n, Oregon State Agricul
tural College; ¡\-n:>ylvania, L’niversity
of Peinisyivania. Dickinson College, Lafa
yette College, Gettyi-burg College, Frank
lin and MAJ»MhA,l Lulkgc. Allegheny Col
aversitvjtif i.
l'riiu, r.-ttjr-tóKJK o rre ¡fc.dkge, I’ennsyl-
• tto íS&S'dthov* ltdand. Urown
i’i.> v-, l’niverslty of
i rniver.sity of
Tennvsj. > , »»f Chattanooga
Vanderbllt I nMfH*- l'tah. ünlversity
of l'tah; Vermolt. L'nlverslty of Ver
tnont; Virginia, Ünlversity of Virginia,
Washington and' Ix?e Ünlversity, l'nl*
vcrslty of Richnwnd, Williain and Mary
College; Washltagton. Ünlversity . of
Washington, State College of Washing
ton: West Virginia. West Virginia Uní
vcrslty; Wlscon#lh, L’niversity oGWlKOh
8in, 1. tv. ¡ unce Cffllege. Beloit Cóllftge.
; • Plan if Operatíj<¿. '■
The general plan allotil-¿Q¿ftíÍÍr«hlps
to higtíér.ln<tib;t:nu8'of !earuiug In
otates wftara the, banks have com
pleted the iSbscription quotas as
signed them iá the foundation tupd.
Instltutionsfe f-elected on the basis
of typr. of svho<.l, educatlonal Hlaud
ardH, distíábutlon and dc
uire tu eunpei.i'e !» the plan. A
created
in l abli jo : .,-.,1 ; •miticd».' tv cónskt
of mettíbers ofihc fa< uK.vWtf'h proiu
inoui. All scholursíilp appli
' nonh* mua I*” made forinally
(ttjmnittces and
’>qÍ Óitect lo thl' fouüdnli‘'ii. Three
rehrcnceaiiye ret|uirc<l of
uH'hjippHcnqd ; it onc ot whom
'Hit I y l-l'Hh'llli; o(
júnior ¡WugjEgiffidw iu banklug and
economlc courses uro eliglble and
those who have also atteuded Ameri
can Inatitute at Banking couraes will
be given pretweuco.
¿sy Term»
Scholuishlp puyinents will be given
only to those whoso nieunu of educa
tlon are depetuleut i» wholo or part
upon thelr own eftorta and will con
tinué only durlnx aatisfactory acholas-
He staudlng qr conduct. The loans
wo at flve per cent beginníng the first
lay of the lecond January after the
■late the acholar leavea school, wlth no
ntereat on repuyment mude prior to
hat time. Loans may be pald off
n mouthly jnstalimenta of 110 or
'ore. After throo installmcnta have
Jtu prompuy met payments may be
’luced on « Auartorly basla until the
,a n h wlped out whlch muat occur
■iUiln three yeara. In casca of delin
toneles, cqnaldaraUon will be given
’ ipeclalJiamiatancca, auch ae lll
'«alto dPSEmdftble unemploymcut
TO HOLDERS OF
Third
Liberty Loan Bonds
The Treasury oífers a new
per cent. 12-15 year
Treasury bond in cxchangc
for Third Liberty Loan Bonds.
Tho new honda will bear
interest from July 16, 1928.
Interest Third Liberty
Loan Bonds surrendered for
cxchange will be paid in ful!
to Septembcr 15, 1928.
* Holders should consult theír
banks at once for further de
talla of this offering*.
Third Liberty Loan Bonds
mature on September 15,
1928, and will cease to
bear interest on that date.
A. W. MELLON,
Secrctary of the Treasui
Washington, July 5, 1223.
NOTICE nEAKING 0F PEIl-
TION TO SELL REAL ESTATE.
TA E OF COLORADO,
COUNTY OF COSTILLA, ss.
IN THE COUNTY COURT
IN TIIEMATTEROF THE ESTATE
of AÑDREW J. THOMAS, Deceased
To ílie People Of The State Of
Colorado:
To all persona having any right
or title in or to the hercinafter den
crlbed property as helrs at law oí
Andrew J. Thomas, decoased, and
all othe.. peiTons in interest of said
ra‘d nst°te.
You are heraby notifbd Hit nn
thi» 14th day of June AD 192U
W. S. ParriHi, Administrador nf said
(«tato preB’'nto ( | to and filed in this
Cauri his peti'Hon showing that ho
retofore and en the 13lh lav of Oe
tober, A. D. 1924. his petitlon for
the sale of said real estáte belon
printr to estáte and sitúate in
Costilla County, and more fulív des
cribid in «aid petltlons ls hereby
**adn as follor/s:
Lots Thlineen (13) and Fourteen
(14) In Block Two (2) cf the Town
nf Russell, Co'tllH County, State of
Colorado, an ’ that in and by said
petitions so filed on the 14th day
of June. A. D 1928 it further ap
pears that hearing on said petii ion«
I to sel! said real estáte was set for
xíovember 17. A. D. 1924 at tho
i hour of eleven o’dlock but fo’d soma
reaeon unknowi to said petiHoner
such henring was not liad and the
Co’irt having mnde «on ordo’- fixing
Mor day July 16. A. D. 1928 as ihe
. date of hearing of said petitlon,
' you are therefore notified to appear
' enrf nnrwrrd ot- o«h-i- plond to
soid petjtlon in writing on or before
thn jgth dny of July AD 1928 the
day set for the hearing whereof. or
' on or before the date to which such
¡ hearing mav be adloumed or said
petítion will be t’kn n for cnnfpssed.
Given under my hand and the sea!
1 of said Cnurt nt Luh in the
County of Costilla and State of Co
lorado, this 14th day of June, A.D.
1928.
(Seal) J. J ISOBATO.
Judge of the Countv Court
of Costilla Countv. Colorado
Frgt Puhlicati'-n June 16. 1928.
Last Publication July 14. 1928.
Eor First Class Auto Repair Work
CALL AT
. THE SAN ACACIO GARAGE. ..
We Speclallze On
FORD and CHEVORLET Repair...
N. L. Compton, Prop.
SAN ACACIO. COLORADO.
Econamy Shoe Repairi g
L.UERTG Sánchez
Pronrieior
• E HAVE MACHINES
to do nll kinds of shbe repairing
work. No inatter what part of
the simes needs attontion we have
a machine that will do just tha
particular work. Whether the
part to be r pulred is the solé or
the upper, « e can guarautee to
do ítproperly. One trial will be
efllcient to pro ve it.
tora? goed and
cali at ihe
tieatjOD Democrat.
Sstis’aNion is «•'urvotto
5. TV. Smith,
Doctor Practico
EN MEDICINA Y O1UUJM-
San Luis, Colo.
WHEN PROMOTERS USE "CHARITY"
TO DECOY TRUSTFUL CONTRIBUTORS
•
Investigations of Various Schemes for Defrauding Public
Out of Money Disclosed by Bankers Association —
Many Kinds of Fake Industrial Promo
tions Used as Bait.
By W. R. MOREHOUSE
Public Rclations Commksion, American Bankers Association
MILLIONS of dollars raised under the disguise of charity go
to lino the pockets of promoters. Ticket ales on raftles are
commonly used, and while the loas to any one peí son who buys
a ticket is small the aggregate loss for the
f United States runs into millions of dollars.
i Usuallj’ the promoters of these schemes first
■ make a contract with some charitable insti
i tution to conduct a campaign for funda on
behalf of the institution. They are to run
the campaign in the ñame of the institution
and share the proceeds. The whole scheme
is often one of deception. To those who
■ have been lod to helieve that theír contribu
tions go praetically 100 per cent to ehaiity.
the lollowing case we investigated should
l prove illuminating.
A number of promoters recently contract
ed with a charitable institution to put on a
campaign to raise funda by the raílle of a
new automobile. So far as the public could
lell from the banners used in displaying the
1 automobile, the full amount of the sale price
of the tickets went to the institution. There
W R.. MOREHOU6E
was nothing to convoy any other inipression. Apparently it
was opc n and above board and \va< being conductcd by men
who were contributing theír time gratuitously.
For severul daya a new autombbile, • ————
mounted on a truck, was driven up
and down the streets, witli banners
telling about the drive for funda for
the charitable institution. One day
the truck would go by displaying one
of the popular makes of automobiles.
A íew days later it would. parade by
displaying some other popular make.
Periodlcally the truck would pulí into
the curb where it would park for sev
eral hours while the promoters picad
cd wlth passers-by to takc tickets un
the raílle and thereby help a deavrvlng
cburilabie Instltution to mc-et its bilis.
Thousands "Touched”
Tlionsands oí people, touched by the
a p pe al for belp, bought tickets, the
total sale runnlng into the tlioumnd
of dollars. Contrary to the beliet oí
the ticket buyers theír contrlbulions
did not go 100 per cent to charity.
Instead the charitable instltution re
ceivod bul 2G cents on the dollar, the
promoters gettlng 52 cents on tho
dollar as thelr nct profit, or twiee the
amount receivcd by charity, while the
remainder of 22 cents on each dollar
represented the amount chargod
ngainst groas gales l y the promoters
Ud rxprnoce.
In other words, every porson who
bought a 50 cent t:;l;ct for the sake
of charity, contrlbutod but 13 cents to
charity and 37 cents to those promot*
ing tho scheme. Whether yon glve
lo charity or make nn invcslment it
will pay you to get the faets!
Unfortunalel.v there ls a general im
pression ahroad that wildcat protno
tions are coníined to olí, mfnlng and
new Inventions. The truth ls, many
stock selling promotions are operated
undet tile ñame of other industries.
Fa'se Claims
A certaln group of promoters in
▼estigated offernd for sale stock in a
proposed woolen mi’l. In order to sel!
the stock they resorted to the use of
misreprescnt.ation and falso claima.
Afler renting rpace on the grotind
fioor of an office buildlng fronting
on a busy Street they bogan tlieir cam
palgu. Orally nnd by prlnted adver
tlsements extravagant clalms were
mude for the proposed Corporation
which were grossly falso.
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E. L. Stoller
San Luis. Colorado.
FOR
Life Insurance,
Accldent Insurance,
Fire Insurance,
Surety Bonds etc.
í I
t El Crédito Hace Balance con El Banco |
| En proporción al balance Mué L r d. tiene en el barco significa í
J mucho en el crédito Hue a Ud. se le puede extender»
V Cuando un individuo te picgunla esi mino ¿PoStc a el no J
X se le puede facilitar un prctU mo. ccn lenta prcntiti d cc ir.o a
’ su vecino, considerando Sut frdes !os factoies ccn iguales? a
g razón sera hallada probablemente porque un balance firme y í
( de promedio substancial significa mucho encontra de un balan*
| ce pequeño y de instabilidad. $
I De un punto de vista de negocies, es muy importante def ci
Í mentar y edificar su balance barcario, cerro cdiíiceck i de ere»
dito, baluarte ercontra de emergercia v un capital contante
r para toda oportunidad de negecioa, ¡
I San Luis State Bank
f San Luis, Coto. ¡
It was claímed that the promoliori
liad the support of the Cliamber ot
Commerce, but it did not have any
such an endorsement. It was claimed
that the Corporation hnd a signed con
tract for the sale of millions of dollars’
worth of Its producía—nrders euough
to kcep the milis running day and
niglit for many years and accordlngly
it: uie Its success, bul all tliat it hud
was a vnlueless fake agreement.
It was claimed by two of tho prin
cipal promoters that they had had
many years of cxperience in tho manu
facture ot woolens,—lu fací had or
ganlzed and ílnanced a woolen mili
which ls th ’argCEl in llie United
States. The facía were those two pro»
The "Charity” Drive
motéis had not been connocted wlth
any milis for over twenty years nnd
they had nttempted at different lime*
to promote milis, all of which had
i falled. One of the promoters repre
' sented that formerly lie was president
’ and general manager of one of the
largcat woolen milis in Cañada. The
; fact was the mili referred to had pone
into bankruptcy and he had been caro
taker of the plant.
This story ot inisrcpresentalloa can
be diiplicated in practlcally the whole
industrial field, and bc-cause our in
dustries are being exploited wlth In
tent to defraud, It behooves every in
vestor to investígate carefully. He
should consult his bhnker before draw
ing his savings out and losing them
on some wildcat investment.
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