La Junta tribune., September 21, 1912, Image 2

About La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939

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SHOES
Exclusively
All the late fall styles
in women’s shoes
The best wearing line
of children's shoes
to be had.
Our men's shoes are
the best that mon
ey can buy.
Everything in Footwear
FOR EVERTIOOY
The Alamode
115 Santa Fe Avenue
A TREACHEROUS TROUBLE
I-a Junta People Point the Wav
Out.
I\i «lei«-% diiratn arr very dangrmu*
They Come on silently, gain grouti«l
rapidly, jikl cai*v- thousands of <l<-.itli*
that Could hair brrii prot-liltd l»\
proper treatment hi thr beginning
N.itni. |iv«i carl) warnings kidney
disease backache. twing*% of | M iii
wiien stooping or lifting, headaches and
urinary disorders If lit. symptoms
are unheeded, their is gra%» danger of
dropay n fal i
1 ’ • .i
reputation for their effectiveness in
k mry tmuhlrs. ami arr known and
rreoinntrmlrd the world user. I.a
Junta testimony proves the merits of
iToan s Kidney Pills fo our Traders
. Kirwaii. 216 Sail Juan Atr, I.a
Junta, say s: "I lielirtr kidney
trouble was hereditary hi my case. It
was characterized by pain in the small
of my hack which l*«»ttiered me es|»eci
ally in the morning before I arose and
while I was working. The kidney
accretions were also hi«hl> colored.
Dnan’s Kidney Pills, which I procured
•t the Ij Junta Drug Iji. relieved
these symptoms of kidney trouble
This remedy lives up to the claims
made for it.”
For sale by all dealers. Price So
cents. Fo-.trrMilbt.ru Co„ Buffalo.
New \ ork. sole agents for the ( fitted
States.
ttejiiemher the name—Doan’s and
• akc uu other.
We Wash
Thoroughly
The secret of good laun
dering lies, first of all, in
the washing. Insufficient,
hastily done washing will
show through every
other prcx'ess. Gray
streaks, yellow edges,
s|>eeks and s|>ots mark
the work of the careless
<Hu >4 tthing de| • tnctt it iib
. |to • >ur bmmm irrfu I
tinu.il supervision We make
sure that the vs oik \% right
The Cook-Brandt
LmJ E}f'b*~ Laundry
WMIa W>|tM
Depot Drug Store
l E. WOOS. freprUtor
I West Firtt Street Finn Jmo til
Public Library
Woodruff Block
WI ADINO ROOM open on week
days from 9 a m lo 9 p m
Sun daw t to h and 7 to 9 p m
tIIIRARV open for the issue ot
books Wednesday and Satur
day from * to 9 and 7 to 9 p m.
and open on other week da t
for reference work
IsF
WORLD'S SERIES DOPE
by the
Official Dopester.
W. A. Mckiñey.
In leas than thrr«* week* the an
n lal dash for th-’ world s champion
ship mill take place, and following
th** custom of th** last few years,
the winners of the flag in the \inrr
lean will onrr more bring borne the
bat'on. The followers of the effete
National L**agti* are alrwdy getting
out thetr alibis a .d dueling th* ni off
wtmderlng which one to us«- this
time Perhaps they will fell us af
ter it is all over that Matty had
to sit up with one of hi* ah k grand
children and didn’t get enough sleep
Or perhaps they will say that Mr
Craw 1 *st his vole, early In the aer
lew and couldn't < tas in his old tint*
form You know in the National
League the m*»st fl *-m single handed
< uss.-r grabs the flag each year Mr-
Craw look It In 190.*. th*u Hu*k
Chance took It for three y»*ara In
succession. |pi*6. |!«07 ami l'.mv Fred
1 Clark** g»it it by a fluk* In 1 M*9 and
Chance came ba< k In 19B* I .ast
year McOraw sprung some n**w lan
got|« thitfol Cbi
00V Ult fll| This >• ar h.- also
had KHHi BOW Muff and again he
ond place. Kven now Muggy Is pra*
tlslng up some new- cuss word* for
the Red Sox He was going to
us*- the same old stuff that he us
•*d In th last Worlds Series* but
George Cohan has fixed up some
brand new stuff never used before on
any s*ag- and guaranteed to get
the gr at of any pit. her and any urn
pin- If th»* (Hants could only play
ball as well as their boss could sw«ar
there wouldn’t be a thing to It
Th- gregr trouble wilh the Giants
U that they are a one man team
The one man who la practically
th»* whi | *• team is Mitlraw With
out him they are o second division
t*am Outside of Mathewson and
Doylr they have no l>a#el>all brains
laiok at the rest of the bunch- Mar
quard. Meyers. MerkJe Murray (the
farther you go the worse It g**ts»
i Fletcher Devore. Snodgrass and H*-r
There Isn t enough baseball
gray matter iu the whole bunch to.
make a good meal for a sick mos
qulto. They are good mechanical
players but when It cornea to think
tug fast KoovyV If MrGraw* didn't
think for them they would never s«*e
th* first division They simply are
not there They are the «■lass of
tholr league because they have the
best manager In the league
The Boston team out* lasses the
New York- In several departments
«»f the game Thetr outfield is prob
ably the t>* »t In either league amt
their infield probably baa It on M.
Draw's quart tte Carrlgan and Cady
are a * las-h-r pair of tun ksto|w than
Meyers at «| his sldeki. k*r Wilson,
but In a short series like this It ts
the pitching that counts and that la
where the \mrrhan League Champa
have It oti the Met Ira w|tes Speed
on th* tm-*** is all right after you
get on first but you lannot steal a*,
ond until you get to the initial sa< k
\nd If y* u ran t hit the <»th» r fel [
I»w s pit- * lug you won't get on very \
1 'f*Th. re*- It **f the big series
d* pe ds entirely oti th* hatting and
fetching Its Ma'h wnmi Marquard
and Te-rvau against !«*«• \Y*m<l. Ray
Collins Hall and Hedlent Jak*
Stahl has the clatab st bunch of
fllngers In naptlvltyr A year ago
the (»la* *s battel IT - against the
\ thlet Irs .'44 .ltd that I*-1U the
tal «»f the ».»rieu Vtuerhan League
tin Hitt
al L agmrs Cham.- will tell you If
you ask him The White Sox beat
the Cubs four straight a year ago
you will renumber They can't hit
that dassy pitching Tbst was the
trout*!* i.vst y* ar and they will hate
th** gam* difficulty this time Poor
H*t! Murray didn't get a hit off the
Mbl-ftr pitch- r« i:i the six games
last trip He had to wear ititlon
In his ears the la.t f. « games to
k»*et» fr:»m hearing what MrGraw was
saving about him The whn| team
made only thirty three hits In the
■lt games or an a-•face of five and
onehalf hits a game Do you blame
MoGraw for swearing right out loud
wh*re everybody could hear him* I
don't -are who ha* the moving pic
ture privilege but I would like to
have the phonograph privilege an
• hat I could catch all the language he
turns Ino-e and prem. rve |t fur pos
terity
Poor Matty ahttdders every time
he thmka of that bunch of free aw lag
era that halta from the town that |
made beat* a fbmoua He bad a lit
tle Bit-up arltb that Mae bunch two
Pin ago wbea they played aa la
> Just right Blnce Baker acrtdaatfrf?)
bit that one last year. Aad be baa
a hunch that there are a lot at BHk
era on that Boston team. I bsaaatly
believe that Teareau will make the
> best showing of aay of the New York
pitchers, snd If the Giants win a
> game 1 think it will be one that he
pitches. There ts hardly a possibility
that Ames. Crandall or Wilts# will
start a game, but there la a good
• chance that one of this trio will get
a chance to finish a game for Matty
for Rub«* I think Boston will win
the serletj four games to one. M-
Craw is about a» badly handicapped
for pitching material aa he was last
year, and that neats that he Is iu
a mighty tight hole lake Stab >
second string of pitchers has M
Crew s second string pulverised to a
paralyzed, precipitate finish «• •!
i you know yourself that's going son
They claim In New York that Rub*
Marquard is some 1 ft hander, hut
Ray Collins will show him up. Col ,
J tins wants to show that Kddle Pla* k
is not the* only left-handed (Ha- '
killer in th** American League. If
the* Giants can b* ut him and J**e ,
Wood they are entitled to all the
glory, but In my mind there is the
saute comparison between the R* d
Sox and the (Bants as between a
-Huh of ice i-ream and a dog biscuit
Festival of Mountain and Plain
The Festival of Mountain and
Plain will b* he'd in Denver. O to
i h**r ir.th to Ifeth, luluahe A find
»1 of 1-0.000 has b en subscribed for
. th** fr»*e entertainm* nt of resld- ut*
and visitors Th** railroada off-r
■ the lowest possible round trip rater
. from western points
This festival originated In 15!«‘ as
an annual event, but has not been j
■ h*-ld for H- veral >«are. New bk*>d
has been Inje* t**>| into the bo.inl
witii John M Kuyk* tulall aa piesl
dent Th* fea'lval la on u par with
the Mardi tira of New Orleans, the
\k*Bar-Ben of Onu 1 a. the Port -la
of s.tn Francis-o and similar ev*-r-ts
It ('onstitutes a we- k of amiiseu ent ,
and Instruction In the resources of ,
th** state
The first day program includes the
industrial pa rad- a -I the grand
*tafe ball
The a**cond day prograralnclude*
the Yolunte«*r Firemen's tournev a
night run to an incendiary bla/* on
the civic center; a water carnival,
fireworks and band concert* at City
Park
The third or Military Day «f:i wit*
I neas a parade of federal, statb and
hot scout troops; s sham battle be
tween the Fort Ituasell troo;»a of
Wyoming and the Fort l»gan fed
• ral troops of Colorado, a d* < orated
automobile parade and In th* even*
lag an Illuminated alh-gori-al ,»*rade
along th** lines of the Silver Ser
pent
The fourth day will be for fun and
frolic There will b*- a masque pa
rade from 1 to 4 o'ckx k. masked
revelry on Sixteenth str- from 4 ;
to 6 o'clock an«l in the evening a <
grand masque ball.
Straw Vote Two to One for T. R.
i
Tli*' “CRltfonita Limit**«l on thr
Smnt* F*- rßilpißfi b'*t»t-**n L<>» An*
K**!•*• Rnd Chtißgo was poll'd rr to |
prf*s|ii«*ntißl pr* frs-»*iH <>«• <»i, ia*« Fri
day In w*Pt**rn Kahem* T!i- rraull ,
stood
' K-*o»r»p|t . . 5«
j Wll»on :i
j Tnfl ..ft
l*-bs . .. t»|,
Ql ||.
It might br *»bj*-itptl that this j (
was not a fvtr •**»• in ts much as
th*- train wa* from t .- i. n Stair
»nd R-p***»v• If a tr*-m | . % popular-i
i tty in that state* is g**n*‘ralljr r«*«<tg- |,
t.i««**i But th*- fa< • is th* r»* w«*rr j
\**ry f*-w Caltfortita |r--*.l on thr
train Th** paw* ng. r* w*-rp utoatly
tourists r**turuing fn»n th-lr ta«'*- ! (
lions, snd w*-re* ns»ldrnts of mhldlr
and t’astrm s*a , e*p and •>»tn* from
(Mtlabotua at»d T- x»» Th*- **dttor of
the Journal was a pass-ttg*r on tbr
wamr train and «an verify tin- figur s.
—Flora ill! • Jouri al
It's Swink, Swink all the Time Swink.
A Mrtiran was fourui in an alley
by thr poltrw Thurw ay night who
had com- fre-tr Swlnk an 1 »u murb
tbr worar f>r »hp trip Ttip said
Mnlran was badly b-at-n up and
In an Int >xirate*d ron.l ion —Rorky
Ford Gag' tte-Topic
If thr row gr*a the* alfalfa bloat.
it’s Swlnk bay that did It. tf th* re's
a mad doc ar* n in town. If# a Swlnk .
•W*g. wrhrn a dtstlnguDh.Nl Rocky
’ Fordrr ahnwe up dnink. i: g
vblakry Thry nrvrr a»art anything
lat Rarity Ford, btit tb**f- s pome
• thin* doing at II wink **\i*ry min ale
of tb«* day. armrditig to our hfph«B*
| *trd contrmpormry—Swlnk Advo
rftts.
- ■ ■
Served Him Right.
I A—la La Jaata bad Mk MK
im —kohia km
UP AND DOWN
THE
VALLEY
The total enrollment of the Ordway
public schools up to tbe present time i
Is: Grades. 207; high school. 37.
A total of I .'>o.ooo pounds of pickles
have already been delivered this sea
son to tbe Fowler branch of the Kun
• r Pickle company.
Furniture and fixtures for the new
Fairmount schorl building were re
c'lvcd at Sw’lnk recently. The build
lug will cost about $4,000 and has a
seating capac jty f r sixty pupils.
The Pure Springs Water Company
is now negotiating with Ordway to
furnish a supply of water to that
city at the rate of $1..»0 per 1.000 gal
lons. providing the pip** line is built
by the city of Orduay
J C. Horn, of suffered a
severe loss last week when his prize
winning 1.000 potr.id hog succumbed
to the h* at on the fair grounds ut
Rocky Ford The animal was tin*
largest ever »*** n In that section and
attracted great attention wherever'
ahown.
An epidemic of an unknown disease
among hogs which in sonic* of Its
symptoms r wembles hog * h >l**ra lias
developed recently In the farming
country near Avondale and Fowler
and hundreds of then* animals are
reported to be- dying from th* mys
terious ailment.
Peter Markus aged fifty five, and
Kathrina Markus, aged fifty, were
granted a license to marry Thi** is
the second marriage of th** parties,
they having been divorced In the
year I!H»9 at La Junta They are
residents of Sugar City.—Ordway
Call
This promises to be the banner
J’t ar In the shipment of • ant a Imp***
from Sugar City From on** to two
.carloads per day leave there for the
eastern markets th** bulk of them
• i*eing consigned to Cincinnati. O .
j from which point they are distributed
throughout the east, the “Sugar City
Nugget' being fsninii* even in N* w
York
The total gate and grandstand re
ceipt* for the Arkansas Valley fair
this year were SI !.!*.'»'». which is abot t
1500 better than last year and last
year was about 11.000 better than
aay previous year except tbe ban
ner year of 1007. Paid admissions
tor the four days were ss follows
Tuesday. 3.054; Wednesday. 5.210; !
Thursday. Watermelon Day. 14.042.
Friday. 5.913
The American Beet Sugar company
has appointed Frederic k Noble to
the position of general manager of
the company’s Interests in the Arkan
sas valley Since the resignation of
Mr Wletger. the affairs of the com
pany In the valley have been looked
after by the local factory superin
tendents General Manager Noble
will have his headquarters in Rocky
Ford, and will have as assistant j
manager. K II Gerecke who for the
past eighteen y* ars has been with
the company, first as agriculturist
in Nebraska, and Int* r as superin
tendent of the Lamar factory. wh*-re
he will continue In charge
Yaw Can't Keep a Good Joke Down.
About flftrrn >ra r a ago an rdltor
do writ in lloonr *-ounty nioid*M a
good Jok** It was In an Afrinn art
ting and w-rnt this way ''(‘oinr up I
and Jltir d«* arti.y of d*- sis
srr.” “Ah done Jlnr ” *’\Vhrrr you
Jln«’*“ *'! Jlnr dr Baptist church *’
“Lawdlr, sister, dat ain’t dr army'
Ihii’s d»* navy *’ This Joke wrnt the*
r-iunds Vaudrvllle |H*rf«»rtn**rs finally
s iz»*d upon It. and Marshall I* Wild
er us*d It In a p-l*at»* vaudeville I
at Wind* r ('astir and got a laugh
out r*f th** la*** King Kdward Izondon
l Punch uv««d tt ard paid r**al monry
f»r It Finally It waa p«-rm*tt*Ti to
rrtlie Rcrrntly aonie* ons dug It '
up and aold it to Judge and thr )okr
la now mretlng with targr aorrraa
in th • scene of it’s first activity.
Notice for Publication.
Drptnaral ot th* Intrrtor. It. I
Land Office, at IVUo, Colorado,
l*f(rabiT S, I*ll.
Nolle* U b»ntif ft<*n that Mac
lovlr Ma*a. at Jana<-a, Cola., who «a
April la. I*o4. aad* Ha—t»ad Ea
try No. l-Toi. aortal, No. MIH. lor
aomh hair aooihoaat ooartor. a*
lloa 34: «*ol ha'f aoothoaol a nor
j tor. cordon 31, toarnahlp M Booth.
Taaa* 11 wool, alitb priori pal m*rt
jdlan. baa AM nolle* ol latraltoa la
I awk* n*» roar prool. to aotahHah
, claim to Ik* land oboe* daaertbad,
before lb* Clark at lb* Dial riel
I Court, al Trlnld-d, Colo., on tho I lib
day ot Ortobor, I*ll
Ctalmaal aamaa aa oltaraaaa:
Da rid Trutna. Urn Maaa. n— ria
aa Maaa, aad Mb Maaa, an al Tray,
""'aw. MAWunr. atone.
MpMMWInUW -
Ipm iMMw NWfWiWI
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r. mum
C. A. liirVilw
CMtear m* (J BRAYING aside the many conveniences
*■■"*■» ■ H and savings advantages ot a bank
W. A. Mart |M account, did you ever slop to con-
sider the prestige it would give you
should you ever want to borrow some money?
Don't you suppose the bank would feel more
W like making you a loan if you were in the habit
of keeping a deposit in the bank? You will
agree this is reasonable and although you may
not be in need of a loan now . you may need a
little financial assistance some time. You wil.
find this bank always willing to stand by you if
you will stand by the bank. Thai's a simple
proposition in reciprocity, that's all.
Wu pay 4 par cant
Intarast on savings
accaunts
The Colorado Savings and Trust Co.
Capital and Surplus* $82,500
The Secret of Success
Is the use we make of the
UNITS OF SUCCESS
The Units •< Success are Minutes
Ase you wasting what was given you as a
Golden Heritage
with which to make the most ot the best of yourself?
Tune is as valuable as we make it. Crowding every minute to the
limit -making it count—is the foundation ot the people who
WIN
Our eontribtdion toward helping you make Hie minutes count it
the high standard ot our telephone service. The telephone in
strument in your home or office. Distance is but its playfellow .
Il is ready instantly to serve you.lo carry your spoken word, your
slightest wish, tar or near, accurately and quickly.
If you are not now, one ot our customers, see our local manager
at once—il you are. ask about our Long Distance Service it
u ill pay you to do so.
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and Telegraph Company
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