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La Junta tribune., November 15, 1913, Image 8
About La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939

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One Week Only NOVEMBER 17TH TO 22D, INCLUSIVE One Week Only
MAJESTIC-RANGES-ARE-MADEINALLSIZESandSTYLES 1
fWpfc [ESl|i Special Save $B.OO
- a in ''. ilSflff U. K.ttoir .11l Iw (l.d u, .n0.*... ... ...k only. *IUi
" ' • :**'j“ aU about r »ng<-.-< fhow you why et.-ry MAJESTIC KAN*(IK nold
, t - v ‘ \ £J5t V -- r^lr ‘ th * Majestic is the beat range on t \ W i ys u, vlli n «. vi
V j glfg g.'e free one handsome *et of ware
v f v iPfefe:. Come, If You Intend to Illustrated here. I
/—'' Buy or Not Ev«.tv piece of thl» ware l.« the I
ON I.EGS IE DESIRED gr*. ULb, JIMII'I «* Education lie* 1„ koowliiK ,hl»„ “* k ‘"“ So * “ P ’ W * th “‘ '*
know »liv the oven of u ranKe If n>'t nc 1.1 in every KU. hen ll ian-
SS™SSI«fJ I .■■ )) JL ■ •"!' V ™ E Sr ‘ T h ”'*t hOW ,h *'"“'- r ** no. poe-.bh he bo« K h. for less than
yiLriMiLU' v ._ Nlj F ** n Ci»/."irifC? LM / - -Lw 31/P?l AL h**aled ho« lh** ton 1« heAted ali v
MEfIVY sTflmPe& iPUnWRBLEIZfB- rSI A IPP,WWn; the Mnestlr V , nMU Thi* war. is on exhibition
UETTLE :IX W-fill COPPER TM WET TIE M .5jL f V Eyß'l W!?E£ OGlPPlf'.fc P fc • J u HO,,,tJ ' f
I4OZ flLl COPPER IfidC V 1 |A ? LRiF know how .» range 1m made iu*ld#- and ato.r tor.- DON’T FAIL TO SEE
COFFEE-PUT /—N \ F*- 1 1 I*. ) <** **: 2L outbid** education may aerve I It I
\ f' h 3 you in the- futnr*- Don't overlook
yi chance to know thhipv shown by | | | I
Children Day-150 Majestic Birds Free
: v r j/ v y^y l,> - ►! ; ’ !>. \ /if ' ' following gneftlona, win ncttw :« "diary Dir.! Bonvonif
1 • **?/. v w i ‘\ j i* - :
r ? - : . ' -- - ■ VjhV>,- ?• >'v T - ~ r ' D‘» V*u know anv,in«* nt-eding a n*-w ranu»-‘* Who?
'‘‘•tJr a mV * '.*■'* .. w Why tin- tjr-.it MnjtslU tho bum dirnbfo raagi
■■ '}*■ •'\ 4 \* ,S £j; T ‘‘' '' t,e k lv *ng tin :.• at# t and IwM an-'**r to th#- question
i«a tu;:y -l*-f t any 6*» cut artirl#* from r* r ‘tm k. in addition to th»- Souvenir
Don't be dl*coura*r~d If you ar»* m»t one of the 150 to pet a Canary
Bird Souvenir. You will get a Majestic Putzle Card. Something for all
the i#oyn and glrln.
A|._i| a 4 ar% *% You can have world* of fun with the Maji-tic Bird It Imltat * the
TV tliCtl O/liJ#/ It tie* to perfection.
D»* si re to hn># your an*" .-r* r#-ady to l and ir. at our store M :. !. v
Afternoon, between 3 and 5 o'clock.
!»■• \ »•■; 1 to eontiliue 1 *♦»•.. r 11 . tr I. r 11 1 1 : ' . i.dilv fuel ai>! de#>-
. i >;i- pr:. • ’ • 1 with that old n. out k «to\#-? Don't buy the ratine yon • \p«*« tto lant'a lifetime “un»Uht anw‘n"
MUt ;!■ t• d ConM to onr store during d#-mon«tra
\, |, Nil ~. tro .I.!- . a. ft*. k - ;t t«. rt k • j u j»t rlitl.t. In fait tiou w»*#k. *ee the Gr#-at Majestic hate It* many exclusive feature- *-x
-pi<*'■ • •• v.- li par mat Mfosgtr than othar
\ f#*r >early r# p*lr rang* » where mo»t range* are weakest.
McNccn Block MA YHEW HOUSE FURNISHING COMPANY La Junta, Colo
CURE FOR MAIL ORDER EVIL.
!•«•%•*( uni o| Kihi«4«. Mil*
ll»» Null *'<|iwrr uu tl»e II••ml 111
lli< 'lJill Order Question.
Georg* It Himlk* • th«* progr*—**lxa
democrats governor of Krtn*>a l*
one of ihow rlvar Mabtnl buslnr**
lilt'll gtfli d *llll a keen power of an
alyl- It h .-n t Imh*u mi man) yars
aK" tliat lo- •>iart»*d a little lumber
yard, with Hl* brother .i- partner, In
Olullt* Kail Mod of tli* • apllal
wad borrowed Today the llodgr-
Imi>h have one of (|i> flm -l vinU In
Kaiis.» Not oiil) that but the)
haie flv. «*r »i\ yar-1- |o< aied It. other
to* mi *ll dolin: a thriving hu-inr*-
The> lia'i l*« . n p< - in) vert I"
er- The mall order lumber com
panle*- io-ver »t rn» . |y worried the
lloda* I trot her-* The> hav.- adv.r
110 d tie ir '.ire- 11u u> i In a
•tralghtforu ard. bom-t way They
haw* new r m-vl* a statement that
they '•••re not prepared to back up
with the tood- and th«-> hav. proa
pered s> ■:..!• rf.illv Ther- are man)
l.a Junt i> i-i».• nit n who are wor
rying ow r th« rn.tll order question
who may read the Oovernor'f utter
•ftces with profit Here they are
•| believe It U of vital Interest to
tto .on. Ituri-t to keep the -mall
town- In a prtwpero via . omlltlon. hut
the re U , ',.r the t|e« Hue of the -mull
town I* front the fart that the liter
chanta do not advertise their ware-,
together It tin price*. ns well a
«i « t. dr • rlptlon of tin -to. k
tllil! Ill* lintldle While to the e\a ( l
contrar the mail order house hate
a t»lg. high priced catalog In the
hiii'li v every mutt throughout the*
countr ' It tlo- I'M int adw r
tie* 111. if tin 1 ’ '.ire. the de*4 rlp
tlon and pit.. .1 i faintly that
Wl-lle- t • y ••tile . Mid* look at
the • .it..- r and at once take* It tip
with Ho m ill order In n**
"A mail order b»u •• . with it- . »•
petml \•■ t>u IldtfiK’ hlKb priced of ft
n»r-. Intermit and a -core of other
tiecoH«ar) e\pen»o«. make- hi- over
h* .id ekpe||«e etiortnou- while to the
exact contrary, the w>untr> merchant,
with a very minor i'tprne* account,
nil !>«' n -troti* coinpetltAr of the
mall order house If he will ohly *«»t
blm-eir to the t.i-k of pr« renting hi
•lock for the consideration of the cua
tenner*. I»y strong, clear, lucid, hull
Mt advertisement.
"The new-paper- are by far the
bwwt medium, hut If tlmt la not ac
era-1 b|e. then a circular letter nhould
be uae«i The farmer would much
rather deal with Hl* home merchant
If fc* fcnowa that be cun get the mm# .
fMfi foi the aame price, Nlllwm I
lutioii of the problem rents with the
• o iiitry merchant, am) It behoove*
I) lin to get lii touch with the farmers
Take them Into your confidence,talk
to tin hi and point out to them cer
tnlli -'(••'•Iflcallou- th.it the list price
mail overlook a."
Home Mission Week Program
There Will be three addren-e- de
livered In La Junta n«\t am k on
various phu • -of the Immigration
le-lloii
On Tue-day evening hr J I.
Weaver, of Itoi ky Ford will apeak
on the itellgi iu- hU 1 a • » # the lm
migrant T*i meeting «111 In* held 1
at the Keformad Tred./terun
c hurch
On \N *-din -! i\ even ig * the Hap
• i-1 • hurch I i Warier, |*-Ur of
the Methocll-t hur h i Itock) Fold
will deliver i i i ddre-, m * rite T».-
migraiit u- Moral an J I'olitb sl
Factor.”
The meeting Thursday • ve.Hi.g
will lie in the tiirt-tiuii church. It
I* expected that Mev It K ('handler
of Trinidad, will he the -p* ak« r of
ti • . veiling liev ('handler s-l-t.-d
Hh th» •Miclal survey recently made
of ill the Trinidad district Intimate
••T .ilntaiM e with condition' produc
'd by .i large foreign community
•p' . tally quallfh him to -peak on
this question.
The Home MU>>lon Week prngr-ut
la-t, v*.ir provml a very Interesting
one The one this year will doubt
lc*' be more attractive The future
of our country la largely to lie de
termined by the Immigrant of today
\re v.mi interested In what shall!
le don** for him* There is another
• inc-tlon Involved In the problem. 1
vl* What I- the Immigrant Go* |
lug to do for Fa?” or ns it I- some
time.. put, “Whit I- He Going to lk»
to l-T"
Another Record Run on Santa Fe
I-• Sunday the Prairie Tattle
t'oitipatiy -hipped forty-two carloads
of cattle to the Kansu- tity markets,
the run being mnde In thirty-one
hour- Thl- Is going some, although
It I- not unite equal to the record I
run made a few week- ago when a '
trnlnload of rattle made the trip to
Kansas City In twenty-eight hours*
and fifteen minutes This was the 1
time consumed from the loading of !
the last car In l*a Junta, until the
last car was unloaded In Kansas ('My. i
so the actual running time must have j
been around twenty-four hours To- '
day the Prairie Tattle Company wilt
make another shipment of forty-five
rartoads of cnttla. and on the day
fallowing Mrty-ftM nm.
HARMFUL EXAGGERATIONS.
There are some points In a state*
merit of w hich Mr A M. SUrven-.»rr # ,
former republican national eomtr it
teeman for (’olorado. unbur*b i• d
him-elf u few days ago In Wasblt-g*
ton that merit correction. Not I .
cause they are the unlsisomlng- of
Mr Stevenson, but more beeau*< .if
their palpable lack of a* , uric-) T e
truth Is always desirable and fur;
more so when the want of It affect* |
the reputation of a slate and t;.* 1
characterof an industrial dlsturbu.' .•
that happens to ho In progress i- ,
aggeraled
Mr Stevenson Indulge- his r
i
ant penchunt for extravaganr*
stating that there as© ”26.000 . I
miners on strike and almost da
battle-, with iKith sides using i:. . |
< blue guns.” and that ”ihe I W v \
(HM.ple are there, of cours**.
-titling thing- up ” It may !»••
tere-t to him to learn that tlo-r
not half of 2a,0»0 coal Inlner
-trike and that the I W W hi.
r« pr* '••nt.ctivln the Colorado
fields The -trike la under the i:
lion of the Culled Mine Worker
VRieric a, an affiliated tnidy of
Vmerle all Federation of l.al.
whbh, n- he should know. |- ,i
ly hated by the l W W as th.
plo)lng cin** Th* controver
bad enough but It d«H‘-irt help l
• i damn It further with man
* ured and ridiculous statements
vpart from this pha-«- of
Washington contribution. Mr s
-naon, of course. In entitled to
•ellef that ‘ the people are not g)vi
.my attentloQ In what Colonel l(
»ell *uv« ■ Ac;t be will not find ti
y inpalhlrer • In that, save among 1
iiwn cl.i>- of txditlcal extremist- it
may not please bint to l»e told n.
the people do give a great deal .
I i< tent ton to what Colonel Kc.
ays on nny topic of popular Inter, t
I but It I- the plain truth imverthc !•
j ir he doesn't think so. let him wut. i,
(he new-papers when I Its* fight!, r
••x*president returns from his , x
| nlorlngH of the Houth American jun
*le- Henver News
There has been a decided chain.
In the sentiments of the Itonver N.-»«
I '•onceruing the progreaalve partv him!
j -ome of its distinguished repfe-mn,
J lives with the advent of the new
I proprietor, and while the News | iin)
be Independent. || |g certain that n
will give tbe pmgrvaaltna a Wiuarr
4 ml Mom gownr to K
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
By Bert Spidel
The boys of the Athletic Associa
tion have b«Hiked C W llarlan. of
Warsaw, Ind . for au exhibition of
his talent on Tuesday, December 2d
The eutertaliitnent will probabl) be
held In the Presbyterian church Mr
Ha < ’'.<*i> conies very highly recom
mended. lie is an excellent soloist
and a ribstartlig humorist At one
time Mr. llarlan was at the head of
the Department of Oratory In the l'n
' Iverslty of Illinois, but has since
taken to the lecture platform a* au
independent lecturer Ills work
consists of a varied collet tlon of
.dean, humorous number*, vocal so
los and some heavier dramatic work
All Indications point to Ills favorable
reception The profits will In* given
to support high school athletics All
pltron* and pupils of the high school
are expected to boost.
The skating rink has t»**eu procur
ed for practice, slid basket ball will
aoon start A very fast team will
produced.
The sterroptlcan. recently in-tall
ed In the high school, is a great suc
cess. The pictures are very clear
and much interest I- added by th«*
exhibition. , lr. ~ u. lm ,111.1. T
Ml.
Th* w ' J-x.l-ilir IJl
**nry Ho :> if ImM l»ni KrlUijr
*■• th* folio*ln( pro(r*iii **• r*n-
MW:
IWbal* "l(**ol%rd. That lit* rail
ed Klal** Kbould l(*laln IVrinaiunt
of ih* I*hlltpplu* la.
iMda." Tba affiraatita *a> op
liald bp llonaton I>am*roa and tba
nacatlr* bp ll*rb*rl Itapp and Aaiaa
la Kltla. Th* Jud|»a annouarad a
vlatorp for Ih* afflrmallv*.
Tba Annual Hlal* l'onf*r*n** of
tba V. M. r. A will ba b*ld at I olo
rado Bprlna* lvr*mb*r Ilk to 7lb.
i a JnU la allowad a raprawanla
(Ml bl ll laaal lab. but II la Varp
i.rababia that Ua Junta a r*pr*aan
atlaa will nmd Ihla nasb*r, aa
otlHa , humbar hot* almlftad Ibalr
into—HM. of atlan.linc. Two paara
lR a lb* dlMHrt *uotn naoln taola
pi a dlalrlrt roaranllon *aa bald M ,
■a Jbbtb and tail paar on* waa b*4d
.1 uwr. Tbaaa roa.aalloa, vara
I«tb SI— alp allandad bp pobb« S*a
'r«- aH o*ar tbla aa*Uoa of lb*
.IbSk Tba maatlnba arrosplShad a
M woo 4 and ara »arp pap
,iSdr —OS tt* m-M Man.
jfiiife MW
CROP REPORT, NOVEMBER 1 1913, COLORADO AND THE UNITED
STATES.
Bureau of Htatistics. In To-operation with the Weather Bureau. Tnlted
tttates liepartmeut of Agriculture.
Crop e-tlmatea as of November 1, 1911, with comparisons, for Col
orado and for the Tnlted Stales, as made by the Tnlted States Depart
ment of Agriculture, are given below ; condition estimates are given in
percentages of a normal
Colorado United Stales
1913 1912 1913 1912
\
Corn
Yield p. . acre, busnels 15 20.8 23 29 2
Production, thousand bushels :'.oo 8.738 2,483,017 3,124,748
Old. on farms Nov. Ist, thousand
bushels 4t>B 62 137.972 64.764
Quality. 1913 crop, per cent M 71 82.2 85 5
Totatoe-
Yield per acre, bushels 115 $5 89.2 113.4
Trodurtlon, thousand bushels . 9.315 8.075 328,660 420.647
Quality, per cent 86 85 87.8 90.5
Apples
Trodu* tlon. per cent 70 70 €9 9
Quality, per cent 85 82 70.2 83.0
Hugar !*eeis, rendition, per rent: 90 9 8 89.0 92 9
l*rt<e- to producers Nov Ist;
Wheat, cent* per bushel 74 78 77 0 83.8
t orn, rent* per bushel 76 76 70.7 68.4
Oats, cents per bushel 46 36 37 9. *J$.6
Harley, rents per bushel 63 53 54.7 53
Totatoe-, rents per bushel ... 60 69 6 46 5
Kgg-. 1 i-nts per doxen. ... 30 32 37.4 25.9
Hay. dollars per ton 9.30 9.20 12 26 ]] 80
Trice- to producers Oct 16th.
Hogs, dollars per 100 lbs ... 770 .go 77^
lleef cattle, dollars per 100 lbs. . 610 6so 6.06 5 3•;
Alfalfa seed, dollars per too lbs . 800 7.43 «96 737
Apples, cents per bushel 100 97 |S6 613
The McNeen Lumber Co.
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