La Junta tribune., February 26, 1910, Image 7

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Getting Ready for Water Wagon.
A recent issue of the Wyoming
Tribune, published at Cheyenne, Wyo..
contained the following telegram from
Wheatland, concerning an enthusiast
!c meeting held there which was ad
dressed by Rev. Kolliu II Ayres, for
merly of this city:
Rev. Rollin H. Ayres, superintendent
of the Anti-Saloon League of Wyo
ming. spent Sunday in Wheatland,
speakiug in the Methodist church in
the morning and in the evening at
the Christian church to a mass meet
ing. there being no services at any
of the other churches.
Mr. Ayres is a strong, earnest
speaker and had the attention of his
audience from the very first.
Strong resolutions were adopted
favoring the work of the Anti-Saloon
League, among them being the follow
iug: “We desire to commend our
state representative in the Antl-Sa
£ loon League work. Rev. Rollin 11
Ayres, and pledge to him our loyal
support and co-operation."
Prizes for Sugar Beet Growers.
The management of the Rocky
Kurd and I.aa Anlmaa factor!' 1 * of the
American Beet Sugar Company haa
announced for (Ilia season a aerlea
of prizea to growers raising beet* of
high augar yield, and alao for heavy
yield, and baa alao Inatrueted the ag-,
riculturlala to notify all grower* that
the charge* for unloading over the
company dumps at delivery atatlona
A SEXTETTE OF CUTE BEAUTIES.
The Famous Collie Clrle in the Collie Ballet in the "Top of the World."
Of the twenty odd and novel Matte dances that have followed tlo* Oriental (Solely Theater <l*ondnti
Company, which swept everythin* in this country some twenty year* axo when Fred Leslie and Nellie Fa
ron b<«ded the company with danoera like Letty Lind. Sylvia Cray and others, whose gyrations In flowlna a.
• ordeon pleat Ml aklrt* fairly carried this country hy storm, baa there been so novel a statte dlvertlsom< i
as the Collie Ballet In "The Top of the World, and tit's does not except the fatuous Peacock Ballet In "Ti.
"••'ll*. Auction." the French Quadrille Da. In "The Black Crook." he famous Ch.mpMhe '
"liver Slipper." nor the wonderful ballet of love cockatoo. In th" "Twelve Temptations. The < ol h It s.
"The Top of the World" are said to be the most wonderful animal, ever aeon and r. ally do altnoa. an,
thlriK but talk
The girls pictured above are those that dance He dog., and are Katherine Wentworth who dance.
»"h Major; R.u Walkar, with Raffles; Bihel Rlckelta. with Teddy; Klsle Bates, with Snowball, and . a
Jorie I'llratner with Rnh anil Hm lUti-R with Dynamite.
will be discontliiut'd. news that will
be gladly received by the growers,
and will doubtless create a great in
terest in beet culture
The prizes are an follows: SIOO to
grower whose entire crop shows the
highest sugar content; SSO second
prize; $25 third prize; SIOO for the
grower whos«> . nllre crop produces
the greatest amount of sugar per
acre; SSO second prize. $25 third
prize.
The offering of substantial prizes
to growers to further the interest in
the sugar industry in the Arkansas
Valley is a decided Innovation here,
and the growers winning the prem
iums will doubtless have bumper crops
in addition.
Badly Wanted in Fort Collins.
Monday night Night Marshal
Wleneke received a quiet tip to the
effect that two young men who were
Ladly wanted in Fort Collins were
in town, and on the strength of it
took in tow* Hub Beach and Harley
Welch They came down from Ih*n
ver on the evening train and had In
tended to take No. 1 south the uext
morning, but the night marshal nail
ed them in a rooming house on Front
street and gave them quarters at the
cKy bast He. The officers at Fort
Collins were notified and Sheriff Carl
ton came down Tuesday night, return
ing Wednesday morning with the two
, prisoners in tow. Both young men
are around twenty-five years old. and
■ are wanted In Fori Collins for ns
i sault upon a young girl
The Ctrl* who dance with the Collie l>o««
Mix-up on Irrigation Matters Corrected
In our last issue we evidently con
veyed a wrong Impression In regard
to the suit now pending In Chaffee
I county regarding the matter of stor
ing water in the Clear Creek reservoir
owned ly the Otero Irrigation Dis
trict. An eminent authority, who is
fully advised in the matter, has writ
ten us a letter In which the animus
of the litigation is expllcltely shown,
and for the purpose of correcting any
misapprehension that may have per
meated the grey matter of our read
ers the epistle is herewith repro*
j duced:
'ln your Issue of February 19th,
under the heading Otero Reservoir
in Court.* the article would intimate
that Hie matter of storing water in
the Clear Creek reservoir is in liti
gation. The litigation referred to is
solely over the right of the Otero
canal to store the waters of the
Jackson ditch, n small canal with a
priority for about five cubic feet per
second which irrigated the tract of
land, or a part of it. which Is now
submerged by the reservoir. In view
of the fact tiiat It Is impossible to
farm this laud any longer, and in
view of the ownership of the priority
by the Otero irrigation District, appli
cation is being made to transfer this
right from a right of use to a right
of storage.
“Tills matter is 1 elng opposed by
some members of the Arkansas Val
ley Ditch Association solely on the
grounds that It may be a bud preced
ent to change rights to use of water
to storage, because water used oti
* land returns in a more or less de
* gree to the stream from which It is
taken during the time the water is
being us«-d. There is no controversy
' whatever as to the right of Uie Clear
Creek reservoir to store water either
* during the winter season or during
* the summer floods The amount of
4 water Involved in the Jackson ditch
r controversy is very small and the op
* position to the measure is. us above
stated, solely on the grounds of the
4 wisdom of establishing stub a pre
-1 cedent."
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Some Property Sales.
C. 1" Helm, of the Arkansas Valley
Realty Company, reports quite a num
ber of sales of property this week,
among them being the following:
I Mrs. Charles A Lewis bought the
four room cottage on South Bellertew
avenue, in the Otero addition, which
was owned by Mrs. Delia R Hunder-,
t man. of Chicago. The consideration
was SI,OOO.
f
Randolph Briggs, a recent n»*wcoiu
er from Kansas, bought the 11 V
( Wagner residence property. 714 Ban
Juan avenue, the consideration being
t $2.600 spot (ash.
Mr. Helm also effected the Iran
( fer of 160 acres in the Pairniotiii
I. country, under the Otero canal tie
tract being a purt of tip* F. B Show
u alter place, and the purchaser W
S. Nickerson, a recent arrival from
r j Missouri.
Read The Tribune 51.50 Per Yeai
UP AND DOWN
THE
VALLEY
in" flour, best In the market.!
*'• >ack guaranteed or money re j
ILa Jutitu Milling Company
>'l. over on the alfalfa branch'
1 °' Santa Fe, is to have its forty- 1
i 1 iulfa meal mill doubled in capa-
Jci
j Farmers’ Union at Las Animas
•*1 a flat rate of $6 per ton for
[ Nothing slow about the Far
! bi Union.
Rocky Ford the automobile In
j d la booming. Five new tna
j< were added to the list of those
by citizens of that burg last
v\
• City recently organized and
h "tilted a Commercial Club with
n tl stock of SB,OOO, all of the
subscribed being taken by bust
ti mm and residents of that vl-j
I C ' J
\ Colt, of Lus Animas, recently
r* <1 from Little Rock. Ark., a;
j r. | shipment of twenty-four work'
|o> obe used In plow ing on the j
I A Creek reservoir and ditches.
T Irivers came with the oxen. I
Fowler the alfalfa meal factory
ug hay whether the suu shines
,oi Thirty men are employed,
ui and day. and tho factory Is 1
si from three to six cars of
ni very twenty four hours.
Ky Ford is going to strictly en
fc the ordinance forbidding the
k< of hogs In town. With hogs
*• at $lO per hundred on the
K City market it looks as though
th -d was worth cultivating.
ry MillhouHc, the star twirier
ot local base hall team last sea
s<' i..i* been signed by the Pueblo
st league team. HariV* friends
do • re are confident he w ill "make
g<> in tlibi fust company. Sac
ch (iazette.
Rocky Ford basket hall team '
j wsi tin defeated by the Umnri
tc. -t Friday evening The sue-j
ce of defeats is 1 ecomlng mono
toi and !t would lx a most wel
coi ange could we chronicle even
on »ry for the home boys.—Rocky
Fo enterprise.
< way will soon be advertised by j
a i ■ foot sign placed south of the
pai where it can be seen by alii
pa g through on trains Tin* sign
wl». be surmounted by a large pic
'nfo of a pile of cantaloupes, which
' ill look good enough to eat
W. K. Winterhalter, chief agrk ul
rlst of the American Heel Sugar
•mpany. will begin his annual lec-|
re tour the first of the coming
onth. Those Interested in the selen
flc method of raising sugar levels
lould attend these lectures as they
ill afford tiiuny valuable suggestions
•carding the profits to lie derived
•m scientific beet culture Rocky
I rd Gazette
Colorado lambs at $h 80 were u feu
re of the sheep market In Kansas
y one day lust week, as that was
•• highest price paid for lambs since
♦t May There were 460 head in j
shipment and they averaged sev
ty-elght pounds They were fed by
■*rge Terpening. of Prowers county.'
J was the second shipment out of'
hunch of 0,000
Migar City is in the throes of
prospective "wet and dry" cam
>gii. The town has been dry for
■irly two years and the twenty-three
•ntha’ time limit period, provided b>
local opt ton law . Is about to
•». Upon petition of forty per cent
the voters the question can he sub
ited. The (iazette expresses the
iilou that conditions in Sugur City,
r two >*• urs of drouth, an the
t they have ever boon since the
vn was founded morully. financial
and Infinitely better than under
old order of thing*
TRUTH TRIUMPHS
La Junta Citixeiu Testify for the
Public Benefit.
A truthful MtHlciHFiit »'f ii I- i Junfit
''tfii, gl\cii iii hi* <-wii word*. -hffUhl
nvinrt* ihf in."*i *»k««i*tl«*ml ahmii the
ilu «*f I»..mi * Kidney I’ill- If you
Hrr from lutrluK'lii*. n* rvuiMiu *'*. j
»»••**■•. urlnury i.lci* or any f«»ri*»
kldn»*y HU. tin* cur*' l* nt bnnil. It* *»•!
i lie:
Mr*. J \\ llrown. -11 l \V. Htvond
rvrt, I * Junta, t'olo., mi»>m "I hail
\«*ry |»ialnfill bark ntitl after tutllnn
wn It wna ilillif oil fur tin* to nrl«*
i nttrihutrd my trouble to di*ordfrt*d
Incyw, an there were uinny ■ytit|»tiiiii»
it «bo*ed tliftt th'”M’ urgim* wi*ii* nt
•It. Tim khliify turret lon* wen* \**i)
•Kiilar In (mimmiixi* nml *believer I
k (*o|H || Mi'it|ef| on my kidney* and
my MitfTtrliiit About t«*n
•nt ago I learned of I *olll*ll Kidney
I 'if la and at tlmt time they brought tl»«*
iifflrad relief. Hitter th«*n when my kid
va hau* Ihmioiii* disordered, after I
lint* fa tight cold or overworked. I ban*
i iMiinal Ihtan'a Kidney I'llln nt tin* I.a
Junta I true Co. nml (111*)' have never
fii I lad to ilni no* relief."
Pur aale by mII dealer*? Prler ,V»
• • ota. FfHiter-Mill.urn t'o.. IliifTalo.
New York, note agrntu for tin* lulled
Hiatts.
Item ember thr naim* Ihtan'a—and
mke m other.
Despair and Despondency
X No ooe but a woman can tell the atory of the suffering, the
yR deapeir, and the despondency endured by women who carry
\ * daily berden of ill-health and pain because of disorders and
| n y \ derangement* of the deliogfe and important organa that are
L \ 'ff distinctly feminine. The tortures to bravely endured com
pletely upset the nerves if long continued.
Dr- Pierce’* Favorite Prescription i* a positive curs for
A yr weakness and disease of the feminine organism.
! JIV Vl /A ,T MAKES WEAK WonEN STRONd,
L SICK WOMEN WELL.
It allays inflammation, heals ulceration and soothes pain.
It tones and builds up the nerves. It fit* for wifehood
and motherhood. Honest medicine dealers sell it, and
' - ' have nothing to urge upon you as '‘just as good.’*
It is non-secret, non-alcoholic and has a record of forty years of cures.
Ass Y oua Neighbors. They probably know of some of its many cures.
If you want a hook that tells all about woman’s diseases, and how to cure
them at home, send 21 one-cent stamps to Dr. Pierce to pay cost of mailing
only, and he will send you a fre* copy of his great illustrated
Common Sense Medical Adviser —revised, up-to date edition, in paper covers.
In handsome cloth-binding, 31 stamps. Address Dr. R.V. Pierce, Buffalo, N.Y.
CJKO. A. KlLGORE.President HKNRY WALLEN Secretary
MARION K. MILLfcR. Vice-President (HAS K. HELM. Manager
Hie Arkansas (alley Realty Company
(INTORPOKATKI))
leal Estate, loans, Insurance -and Rental Agency
Special attention given to care ot property for non-residents; pay
taxes and do all kinds of conveyancing.
; OFF.CE IN THE MILLER-HALE BLOCK IA JUNTA, COLORADO
Examining' Eyes
is a part of our
business
We have all the needful instruments to assist us, and
with our experience we are able to look after any case
N. S. LARSEN, Optician
No. 3 Second Street LA JUNTA. OOLORADO
Let Us Talk to You
about your Spring Suit. Now is the proper
time! Good dressers order their new clothes
early.
We are now displaying Strauss Brothers
immense line of New Spring and Summer
woolens—over 500 styles.
Prices are low because of the modern
methods, labor saving system and immense
purchasing power of Strauss Brothers’, the
master tailors of the world.
We are prepared to show you an exten
sive line of woolens as well as the lates-
Spring fashion ideas, finished perfectly in
every detail.
*/• Hm McDonald
The Haberdasher
Colonist Rates
To California
and the Northwest
From on sals March 1 To
IK'liver to April 15,1910 S.in I t.tiKisco I
Colorado Spring* L°* Anode*
Pueblo - San !««"
Canon City San lose
I.cadvillc - Santa Barbara
Glenwood Sprains SWb Sacramento
Delta BL M
Grand Junction Portland
Gunnison Tacoma
Muntrote TT Seattle
A dully lino of Pullman tourist cars will li-biu Douvcr ita lb"
Denver and Rio Grande
rtmiiliitf IhroiiKb to Sun KrnncUro ami I Mt An«ul.« without change.
for Information roxerdloi Train Hervlee, Pulluien Re*erv»tlon», ole.,
etc.. Call on TIIK HIO URANDK AIiKNT,
H. K. lIOOPKIt, tleneral Puunit-r end Tlekot Agent, Denver, Colo.