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La Junta tribune., 1905-04-26

H - A JUNTA Is . city Of S.0O pop
ulaisssn and the county ~eat of
otefo eoant,. I. !. iosatst a,
3. - q s.. s.a.; :, Ei Z. ...iSs,, ~, =, z,
9NAA miles southeast 81 D-nssr. 81
SS- miles east Of Pueblo, and 81
is.ll.-s north and east of Trinidad III. santa
" Railroad Company sIr-sndssi tsslnD IN isSt
Tor frrmansnt construction work. consisting of
naehin. shops. storehou-e. addition 70 round
Atn-e fouisiry and extensive csrshoi-- he slti-
tsde l. to45 feet. and the climate tsken the
sear round. j. an.arps--rd- Almost constant
-nu.hin- chzrsctrrikes the ~intsrs and a = holly
rIoady dsy is rarity La JuntA has all tn.
rastrot-Dlitan eouy-nissce- neesied b. city OF
s nB population. Including many miles Of
brsck siiexalks, t-srf-ct system OF -spftary
-.~-raz-. electric light plAnt which sup
tali-- an sll-dsy and aIi-night service water
~urks ~D.d by the city. plant for the manu-
t.cfur- Of artificial ic three rural fre- delivery
raats.. hr. d-pa partment. t-lephoDs y stem With
fss .ub-erihrrs. free exchange With Rocky
f.brd and long distance connections Nth sny
mart Of the state a school system -r-~iied b.
as city in the state. employing t~-nts seven
teacher. IN - ten churches, fifteen secret
aud frAt.rual orders. two banks. fnDfpD capital
aud sSsll0D deposits; thr-r newspapers. oprra
sou.s 81 80 seating capacity. brick plant ~
t5 O8 daily capacity, manufacturing best quail
ity OF vitrihed brick f<snr mill OF 20 barrels
tsily capacity; utopian Cement Block Plant,
employing twenty five men canning fsctory.
--.cossi largest in the state. In fact, La Juntz
l. one Of the bsst towns of its sire in the state
Of Colorado.
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-26

UNION printers have expended
nearly 100000 in establishing .
Printers Home" in Colorado
Springs. and it has been such great
success that several other labor or
ganizations and fraternal societies
are looking toward that city as the
probable location Of similar homes.
These include the Brotherhood Of
Railway Trainmen. carpenters. let
ter carriers. and the two fraternal
orders Of Eagles and Odd Fellows.
Colorado Springs is an ideal location
for homes Of this character.
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-26
cssessg esssssy 0sssehsnG oss.

The Barlow Consolidated Canning
Company is not confininR its inter.
ests to the Arkansas Valley alone.
T. J. Barlow. of Manzanola, general
manager Of the company. is now in
Loveland experimenting the erec-
ton Of = factory At that place. Thia
company owns . factory 1t La Jun
ta. Rocky Ford, Fowler and at Man
zanola. and has q large acreage
contracted in the Valley. The Love
land factory will be modern in
equipment. costing about $500.
Cherries. tomatoes. pumpkins, ap.
pies and other products will b
handled. giving the Loveland farm
ers and fruit growers . home mar
ket such - they have not had
heretofore. Manzanola will con
tinue to be the headquarters of tn
company. The products of thil
enterprises company have given
the best Of satisfaction. The New
Century brand of tomatoes , 0pee-
ially n demaDd I'll 0vef tAe west.
The fhetosy b N important factor
in the nnFkeeing II hone gTuwn
com0o3jties.
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-26

LAST Friday the governor signed
what is known as the anti-boycott
bill. and ninety days from that date
it will become effective. IL will then
be unlawful for any one to practice
what is known as picketing or boy
cotting. or obstruct or interfere
with any lawful business. work or
enterprise. The penalty is fine Of
not less than so nor more than
$3.50. or Imprisonment in the county
Jail. or both in the discretion Of the
court
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-26
cartoon.

La JUSTA has q Syctaginacee
Club. the definition Of which is
might marauders" No wonder
Rocky Ford kicks on the demorA-
lized condition Of some Of her prom
inent citizens on their return from
the former place But. then. the
Rocky Ford man is m easy mark
when he goes to La Junta with An
Al thirst registered on his face.
Las Animas Democrat.
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-26

VIZ respectfully suggest that the
Denver News open a night school
for the purpose of instructing their
cartoonists and bright young jour
nalists" in the geography Of Colo
RADIO. Their information concerning
the location Of different railroads
and towns in Colorado seems to be
about on a par with that of the in
dividual of the effete east who imag-
ines that most of the inhabitants of
this state are Indians and wild and
woolly cowboys. Last Sunday s
Denver News contained 4 small cor
ner card cartoon depicting 4 modern
Samson dragging the Rock Island
shops" from La Junta to Denver.
Now, the only thing wrong about
this cartoon is the fact that the Rock
Islond never had any shops at Il
Junta, the further fact that the
Rock Island is not within . hundred
miles Of La Junta; and the final fact
that the Santa Fe shops are % firmly
anahorud at Ii Junta that no power
- earth could move them to Denver
a. mv other old place. The Rock
1Ilnnd = shout to move it, shops
auav frum Cssdlaad. Kan-. and
- Hhee , pru2ahly wl1af csused
~ NeW enrtpuaise 70 have . car
49, - dsesn euncesning tie La
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-26

LA JUNTA has an organization
called the Nyctaginacese Club. OF
course it is q woman's affair. No
sane man would care to come
weaving home at 2 a. m. and under
take to tell his inquiring domestic
partner that he had been attending
a business session of the Nycta-
inacee Club.-Lamar Sparks.
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-26

Junta shops The railroad shops Al
La JuntA are the largest and most
up-to-date in Colorado. or the Rocky
Mountain region for that matter.
and the Denver cartoonist couldn't I
think Of any other railroad shops
OF course Denver wants EN- The
wish was probably father Of the
cartoon.
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-26

A KANSAS editor went to the
Worlds Fair in an 5000 automo-
bile. had suite of five rooms on the
first floor Of the Inside Inn. pur-
chased $40. 900 painting Of Ruth
Gathering the Sheaves," and was
bout to start home again-when
his wife awakened him for break
&. ~
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-26

BEGINNING with May lst the 5000
employees Of the Colorado Fuel and
Iron Company will receive an ad-
vance in wages varying from Z to ~
per cent. Prosperity is on the verge
OF becoming rampant in Colorado.
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-26

THE town council Of Holly at its
last meeting raised the saloon license
to 81 800 per annum. with the pro-
viso that there shall be only two sa-
looms. Holly holds the record on
saloon licenses in the Arkansas VAL
ley
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-26
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La Junta tribune., 1905-04-26

The contractors have completed
the Rocky Ford sewer. and it is ex-
pected that il will be in operation
inside of two weeks. The sewer will
cost the city S29, 9,644.3s.
La Junta tribune., 1905-04-26
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OsKIeK OF CotxIE TEkAsCn&k
OrEHo coCsrI. colO-
La yr>Is. Colo April n knU-
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ali warrants np1b-rod A. follows:
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La Junta tribune., 1905-04-26

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La Junta tribune., 1905-04-26
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Ia JrxTk, Colo April -. fAh-
NOTICE {. Aer~hy given that 1 vin redeem =
~ my ofEce IN La Junfa- Ot<ro county. all
school Wsrrsnt, nast-rssi follow:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-19
GOES QUICKLY
TO PENITENTIARY
Emil Carson Begins Serving Term
Four Days After Theft.
BICYCLIST BRINGS A SUIT
AGAINST CITY FOR LEAVING
STONE ON SIDEWALK.

Emil Carson when aTraigHed in the
criminal division of the district court
yesterday TO plead to the charge Of
grand larceny, concluded to accept his
fate whatever it might be, and 80 he
entered a plea of guilty. He made a
brief plea for a light punishment say
ing that ne really didn't mean TO do it.
and couldn't imagine why he did it.
and Judge Armstrong let him off with
three years in the penitentiary-
\ record for swiftness in melting out
justice IN this court was established
in CarSon's case. May il two diamond
rings, valued at $50. were stolen from
L PappO of 35S East Second South
street, and $50 in cash was taken at
the same time. Two days later war
rant was issued for Carson. and the
next day he was arrested He waived
examination in the city court and was
held to the district court, in which an
information was filed against him yes
terday morning by District Attorney
LoofbOurOw- Signifying his readiness
to plead. ne was brought into court
later in the day and arTaigned before
the bar and asked what he had to say
as To the charge against him. He en-
tered a plea Of guilty, with the result
stated
Carson is now an inmate of the peni-
tertiary. To which he was taken yes
terday evening
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-19
Court Notes

A jury In the district court yester-
day found Henry Jacobs. alias Joe
Bennett. guilty of unlawful relations
with d young woman named Honor
Sully. Jacobs has a wife and several
children living.
The following cases were argued ana
taken under advisemenJ In the supreme
court yesterday. Edward Elmer. 70
spOndent. against George McCUne, aD-
pellant. William Nj Coates ct al. APP
peIIaHt against James Metcalf 81 al
respondent. JeWett 3. Francis. appel
liant. against Matthew Gibson. reSD0n-
dent D Hicky. respondent. against the
Rio Craude Western Railway company
appellant
Ida r Winters brought suit yeSter-
day in the district court against oliver
= Welch ard his wife. Isabella NJ
WEIGH and = W Reeder- The two
first named defendants made note
for $3.50 TO Reeder February "a 1904.
on which but S120 has been paid This
note. which is secured by a mortgage
on lot , block 20 FIVE acre plat a. Big
Field survey. came into the possession
of the plaintiff October ~. 1904. and she
now seeks TO collect the amount due on
the note with 800 added as attorneys
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-19
GREAT CHANGE
From Change m Food.

The brain depends much more ou the
stomach than We are APT. tp suppose
until we AXE thought I'm the matter.
Feed the stomach Oh proper food easy
10 digest and containing the urorer
amount Of phosphayes and the healthy
brain viii respond To all demands 4
notable housewife in Buffalo writ s..
The doctor diagnosed my trouble as
a nervous affection of the stomach 7
was actually so nervous that 7 could
not sit still for five minutes To- read
the newspaper. and TO attend TO my
household duties was simply imuOsSi-
HE. I doct0red all the time with rene
dies. but medicine did no good.
My physician put me on all sorts
OF diet and ! tri=d many kinds Of ce-
real foods. but none of them agreed
with me I was almost discouraged.
and when I tried Grape-NUts I did so
with many. misgivnES-I had mo- faith
that II would succeed where evs rythiuE
else had failed.
But il did succeed. and YOU don't
know how glad : am that I tried fl.
feel like a new person, I hay gained I'm
weight and I don't have that terrible
burning sensation in my stomach any
more. / feel SO strong again that I am
surprised at myself. The Str=e II noises
that used to iTritate me so. I never no.
tice now .and HS mind Is so clear
that my household duties are real
pleasure.
Creek Mich.
There's a reason
Now why was this great change
made in this woman
The stomach and the brain had not
been supplied with the right kind of
food TO rebuild and strengthen the
nerve centers in these organs Il Is
p absolute folly TO Try 10 do this with
medicine There is but one sure way
md that is 10 Quit the old food that has
failed and take on Grape-NUts food
which is more than half digested in the
process of manufacture and is riCA in
the phosphate of potash contained i'm
The natural grain. which unites with al
humen and water-the only three sub
Ifances that viii make up the soft gray
filling in the thousands of delicate
nerve centers in the brain and body.
Grape Nuts food Is a sure road back
10 health in all such cases.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-19
WILL BE READY ON TIME
Utah's Building at Portland Fair Is
to Be Completed Tomorrow
Opening June l.

The Lewis & Clark commission. at its
meeting yesterday in the Office of Gov
eTnOr Cutler was notified by Manager
Spencer Clawson that Ctah's building
aJ Portland viii be completed by to-
morrow evening, in accordance with
The agreement entered into' with. the
contTactO It was decided to send
5000 10 Portland at once to nay for
the building and TO begin installing the
exhibits without delay
Another meeting of the commission
VIII be held at , J.. m next Wednesday.
at which the commissioners viii ar
range for the trip to Portland TO par
ticipate iu the opening ceremonies Of
the exposition June T.
DIT. r H Bradford who Is in charge
of the mineral exhibit left for Port
land yesterday accompanied by his
wife and her sister one car Of the
mineral exhibit is now en- route to that
city and another viii he shipped today.
The educational and the other exhibits
viii be sent next week. and il is ex-
pected that when the exposition is
opened Ttah's display viii be ready
for public inspection.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-19

Augusta Flyer party of Southern
Railroad conductors last night The
conductors. numbering with their
families. 13S. arrived in Salt Lake yes
terday afternoon from Portland, where
they have been attending the biennial
convention
The southerners. representing Angus
ia, Atlanta. Memphis and Jacksonville.
went to Portland with the sole idea of
capturing the 1907 convention and thsy
were successful. The mascot of the
party was Miss Dixie Wright, the
daughter of f J. Wright. ST, division
115 of Memphis, While every one Of the
conductors was a factor i'm the Succ5 s.
full fight against Detroit. Boston and
other cities which wanted the conven-
ton. each comedies the lions share of
credit To Miss Wright. The latter -
pretty little miss just entering her
teens although she appears older than
her years
The visiting conductors and their
families were entertained Y sterday by
I the reception committee Of the local
order. Several hours were spent in
seeing Salt Lake by means of the OBJ
SerVaIiOn cars and later in the after
noon a five mile motor race was run
at tn Salt Palace In the evening the
/ conductors went to the SanitariUm in
a body.
TOday's programme includes a trip to
Saltdir- leaving at $50 a. m. Return
ing at 11:45 a. m. the party will visit
the principal stores. In the afternoon
/ an organ recital VIII be given at the
tabernacle, and the temple grounds VIII
I be inspected. The Augusta special
/ leaves over the Rio Graude at = H. m
The conductors viii arrive home q bout
May p which VIII mean that they
! have been on the road just one month.
The arrangements committee Of the
visiting party consists of c. B. CrawIey.
1 chairman, W. w Mcdowell W. r
Nerdrey. H. R Stewart and J. R
Andrews
The visitors represent the Illinois
Central. St Louis and Southern Louis
Vile x Nashville. and Georgia rail-
roads.
This morning 400 more ticket takers
are expected TO arrive from Portland.
members of a Chica go special party.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-19
TROUBLE OVER SIGN
Students Clash on FOothiIls-Can-
tives Are Forced 10 Do
Some Hard Labor

a half dozen brave youths from the
Twenty-first ward district became am
bilious last night and thought they
would 90 IN the night and destroy the
famous or of the university sophie
moreS and thus renew the strife b.
tween the --sophs" and "freShies." But
the willy S3phOmoves were not to ne
caught unawares and they much 90 tn
others surprise. heard them coming
and withdrew within their Tamparts.
thinking that the freshmen were max
ing another raid The invaders req Oh d
the sign. and began to obiiterate it
when they We're suddenly surrounded
and taken prisoners
All escap later except two. But the
two captivcs- much to the "suphs" sur
pulse. were strangers. That made no
difference and after a few moments
thought the ''soDhS' decided 10 max
the oaptives pack lime enough from the
kiln to repair the sign
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-19
SALTAIR TO HAVE THEATRE
Contract Is Let for Structure Near
Pavilion. to Be Completed
in Two Weeks.

IS contract was let yesterday To the
Salt Lake Building company for the
erection of a theatre at Saltair with
a seatiuE capacity Of 1900 The cost
of the building viii be $1,000. and it is
To be completed within two weeks It
is intended to give the first perform
auce In the theatre on Decoration day
The structure is TO be built southwest
of the pavilion High class summer
attractions have been booked. and il is
expected by the management that the
theatre win prove p magnet that viii
draw large crowds To Saltair during
the season
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-19
CREDIT TO BE GIVEN.
Summer School Work VIII Count for
Teachers Examinations.

State Superintendent A c. Nelson
yesterday promUlgat d the following as
coming from the state board of educa-
ton.
since public announcement was
made of the county teachers Uniform
examinations. the state board of edu-
cation has rec wed numerous Inquiries
from teachers and superintendent as
10 whether summer school credits i'm
amy of the subjects required Tor a
teachers CeTti6CaJe would ra ar-el1ed
i'm lieu of the regular examination i'm
those subjects. After a fun raust5ara-
lion of this question at Yesterdays
meeting of the board, 10 following
resolution was passed
Resolved, That credits VIII be ac-
cepted IN lieu of the regular county
teachers examination iu subj cts com
Iieted and accredited iu such summer
schools as are connected with and
under the direction of reputable. iu=ti-
1utiouS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-19
FIRST LOGAN BERRIES
BRING IS CENTS A CUP

The first Logan berries of tn season
So far as salt Lake is concerned sold
Yesterday for The retail price of 1Ir per
cup The berries are of exc lIeut
flavor and quality and come from CEN
1raI california.
Recent rains have reduced the retail
price Of mushrooms to Ice uer pound.
iu contrast 20 the figure of Soc few
days ago. Another contrast IN prices
may be noted in ThubarD which is now
selling nj I cent pound where Il week
or two ago it was three pounds for Zoe.
Retailers report receipts Of excellent
quality and good sales
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-19
SAYS HUSBAND NAGGED.
Mrs. Mary Timmins Asks Divorce
For That Reason

Mrs. Mary Timmins has asked the
district court to free her from Fred
NJ Timmins. to whom she was married
at Park City October L. 1888. She as
serts in her complaint that he has not
only failed 10 provide herself and chill
dTen with the neCesSaTieS Of life. bat
that he has been fault-fndiug and has
Tes0Tted to 1agginC for the purpose OF
causing her humiliation and misery.
The children are two in number. 4 boy
and a girl aged fifteen and thirteen
years. and she asks the court to award
her their custody.
Annie wager wants the marriage into
which she entered with H. NJ YaCer
AT Hot Springs. Ark December 3 1904
aunuHed- She SAYS he has used pro
fame and abusive language. and on
May Q. 1908. and other occasions struck
her They have no offspring
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-19
Do YOU Want New Vitality :?

Do YOU feel the need of good spring tonc-a medicine
to purify the bOodto give YOU vtatyto strengthen you
to make your entire system we'll active and vigorous?
your tired and must have tonic, then
prescription that has proved its curing qualities IN
million remedy that has had steadfast
friends nearly of years every city and village in
the nation
No medicine, prescription treatment has been
discovered that has the marvellous positive and direct power
of that Pane Celery Compound has for
suits diseases. Ite formula has been to
every registered physician in the Und States
sany prescribed by them They know that IS the pre-
scripon of of the famous physicians known IN
the annals of American medcine-Prof E E. Phelps, OF
Dartmouth University.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-19
Great tor Kidneys.

Weak back, tired feeling, mental de-
preston, sleeplessness, headache and
other symptoms are quickly cured by
the use of Palmo Tablets They act
directly on the kidneys and nervous
system, and make you look and feel
years younger. 5Ocents. Book Free.
The :. r. Fell Co. Cleveland. O.
For sale by T. ]. Hin Drug Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-19
LORENZO D. YOUNG DIES.
Son of Brigham Young Expires From
Pneumonia.

Lorenzo D. Young. son of the late
President Brigham Young and Emeline
Free Young. died at his home at
Seventh and L streets in this city yes
teTday morning. the result of a sud
den attack of pneumonia. he was born
i'm Salt Lake September -. 1856. and
leaves d wife but no children.
Mr.. Young was known throughout
Utah and adjoining states. he had
been suffering for several weeks with
stomach trouble but was supposed to
be recovering when the fatal Illness set
in. Arrangements for the funeral have
not yet been made
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-19
EXCURSIONS EAST
Via Oregon Short Line.

Salt Lake To Chicago and return .S44. 80
salt Lake TO St Louis and return 80 80
Salt Lake 10 ST. Paul or NiDueap-
oils and return ------..-.--... Al 30
Salt Lake TO Omaha or Kansas
city and return. .---....-..... 3 90
salt Lake ~ Denver and return. n. 90
CoTrespondngly low rates 10 many
other points
Tickets on sale May - and %. and
June 3. =. 10 and T. good for return
until Sept Is See agents for further
particulars City Ticket Office. POI
Main street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-19
A MACHINE FOR WOMEN

Should be the best 0bt8iuabIe The
Singer uE-mdChiuc Is dcNuuvI-
edGed the IiEhtest running. most durable
and convenient If any Look for the
red :. f. So. Main ST. salt Lake city.
Utah
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-19
CYCLIST WANTS DAMAGES.
Riding on Sidewalk, He Was Thrown
by a Stone.

RidIng on Sidewalk, He was hToW1
by a Stone.
Fred Taylor has filed a claim fo~
Sc 600 damages against salt Lake City
on behalf Of his son. who was injured
by falling from a bicycle while riding
on a sidewalk, thus endangeTing the
lives and limbs Of pedestrians
The complaint says that while the
boy was riding his wheel on the side
walk in front Of the Westminster Pres
bvterian church, on South Fourth West
street. the pedal came into contact with
a rock on the sidewalk and he was
thrown off. breaking his collar bone.
The accident is alleged to have hap
pened April Is 1905 and the rock is
said to have been SIX or eight inches
high. The city is alleged to have been
grossly careless in failing to have its
sidewalk at that point perfectly
smooth.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-19
PRETTY GIRL A MASCOT
Dixie Wright Visits Salt Lake With
Southern Conductors =
Helped Win Victory.

Yes. we've had great trip, but
what's more, we got the next biennial
convention Of railway conductors for
Memphis, and 10 one helped more than
Dixie Wright" said member of the