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La Junta tribune., 1906-10-13
JUST q FeW EisuaGS.

The la JSTaU TRIBUNE has discov-
cred that the receipts in the clerks
Office during the regime of Harry
Garwood have been greatly in excess
Of the receipts for the ten years
previous. and advances this as an
argument for Mr.. Garwood's re-
election. Sure. Had anybody but
Mr.. Garwood been clerk. citizens of
the county who had legal paper to
file or license 10 buy would have
20 Pueblo or Bent county and
transacted their business. Doubtless
the present clerk keeps solicitors OUT
working up business for his Office.
Yes. well have to elect Garwood. If
We don't the business in the clerks
Office will go TO the bow vows and
the county will be bankrupt. Rocky
Ford Tribune.
Our esteemed democratic eontem-
porary overlooked the main point Of
our article entirely. We simply
wished TO emphasize the fact that
the clerks Office. under a republican
administration. had done a greatly
increased amount of business at less
expense. We do not believe there is
another county in the state Of Colo
RADIO that can boast Of as an efficient
or economical administration Of
county affairs as Otero county has
had during the past nine years. The
figures prove il. and even q good
many democrats will swear to il.
An employe who at all times looks
out for the best interests Of his en-
ployer is worth his weight in pure
gold and need never have any fear
Of being out job. Why this should
not be true in national. state and
county affairs we are at loss to un-
derstand. Some people seem to
think that public Office is a private
snap. and that the privileges and
emolun1ents thereof should be pass
ed around There never was a
more egregIous error OF mistaken
notion In otero county. however.
the wise ones preiorninate and be-
Heve in keeping good man in Office
As is evidenced by the fact that two
Of the retiring county officials are
now serving their foarth terms. and
would have hsd a wslkever in being
elected again had they bot consent
kOw. - t. sAe cend1ct Of tie
es0ey e1gt4'S S0ee 6ufIag the -
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-13
Notice Of 1.siie r,.s,ss.s s.l..
MLHEREAs. BRApfoRp HALE. WHO'S

WHEREAs. BRADFORD HALE WHOSE
" present. adire.- Is Oiney. Of~ro County
state OF Colorado did by h.. certs IN si..- Of tr-t
dsts-i the ieth day of >.ftenb~r.A ID. i.ri ani
r-oordet. -eptemh-r u. h-D nss. Va book - at
y clerk snd recorder q o,ero county. Cole
rsiia, convey ~ the public Trustee of Satd pt-ro
cgunty. Caiorssin. The foila~in< de-critei real
estate situate Ia the ssid O;ero county. Colo
Ths west half of the .ouih half ef the
nsrth-we-t quarter ", :, ~ - ...s-
ttaus Thirty two ilsf To4n-hip Txsnt,-,u.
= south, rabzr tifty eight tasl ~e-f, con
iainlng forty 30 acres more % les. together
naHi--r-d tvs habdr-d and twruf, Nv.
- Ia The Colorado Canal, or a hat y known
Land ant Water Company Canal ~abjer' 70
THE tsruI- -T--rlfi-d N ~ster a@~f IS aid
s, ss,., 'gns y, ~ s.-f sIp,i ~ -hsrr- y capital
s-cu-- The payment q hi- es~ certain pro..is
-sry note. - Ike date q aid d..-i of tru-f for
The princip. -aa of os@ rhoa.snd Nin. Hun
tred snd 'srnfy two dollar. tis-Zl with inter-
., thereon Al the rate q eight per cent per
wsrsKs>. IL i further provided in ana h,
said Dad q trust that in of d~tsalt in the
ID. in-,sIln-nts Theresa scc.ri ar l., he ,.,,s,,
and effect Of -ald nate. or In es-e ef siols-
,sss .ss ,.. ct .ny q q. terms; eee'it,e..
IN es~s of sioissso~ of any % the s~rms
ce.disiees ssd a<r~en>.ss tker-in eoass..eI
81: pa,e % sra-.:. :sa to M, I'll and .,. . 'ss 9,
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the E:..ss ssr..s. 30. rhird -sr-ssJ fross
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sd~~rri-e said prey--ty scr sale, sod has alsud
sale via the sa8-r~ixn-d a. s.eh pahi;r
trustee.
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La Junta tribune., 1906-10-13
a Y a I

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An ACT
To submit TO the quail he'd -l-ctor. of th.
state of Colorado Amendn-nt 10 section
Of Article Of the Constitution of the state
OF toiorado-e"ne-rning election. aud voting
Be il enacted b, the General Assembly of
the state OF Colorado:
>kcrIo> 4 That there shall b. submitted
10 The qualified -lector. Of the state OF Colo
RADIO At the next General Election for mem
o-r- ~ the General Assembly. for their at-
proyal or rejection tb. folloWing amendment
- the Constitution of th- State Of Color ado
~hieh ~h-t raj ted by majority Of thn--
voting theron shall t,- valid a part % the
Constitution that i - say:
Section Of Article of The Constitution of
the state OF Colorado -hall b. amended ~
>E.TIoS. All election. D, the t..opl. hall
~ 2, ,.li9,. -, aud ~ esrs baRe, ns.9'i are re-
ber~j ia the order in shich u .aall he rec~is-
ID and the number recorded by the el-ctioa
onac.r- the li-f Of voters opposite the name
of 'hr Noter who present. the ballot. The
election oric-r- shall he sworn affirmed not
70 inquire or di-clss-e LoN any elsctor .haIf
have voted Ia all cases of contested el.c-
tidsa, tn u hich paper ballots ar. required 20
hr ns'''i- The ballot. cast may be eouiitri aud
II under such -ufr-uafsi- aud regulations az
mas b- prpf ided by Law. Nathiug, ia this
section, huSrscr. shall te construed 10 pre-
srui the a7- 81 49, machine "r mechanical
coutriTllc. fur The lurIs,-e Of rercitins and
r'ri i-t-fins The rsts- rtst at an, election, pro-
fll.d mat -s.crecg IN voting BE- F,r---rNed,
" hsn the governing bndy - aus county.
CITY. -ity and csbuufy or town. Iuc!udIus tts.
1ai1 and County Of Denver. aud ans city. ely
tld ruaats Or tusu 4hicL may b. -1srras.f
10 thu prutt.lul- of special charter hall
t'iult an1 purrha-e Noflag msch ne. or
voting mach itif.- -u-A afuNrru4u- bsdF may
prus lde Tor the pay tnenr therefor bs the j.
suaurr ~ interest bcarllE huili<. cer;i tcafss
- trdehtsdtirz-- or other hligafious. which
-hall lr charge uflou such city. city ami
county. or 'o~p such buud-. certificates or
other obli-ations may be- made pay abb. at
such time or fiins-. not eNccesiin- ten years
from the date of issue. may t.~ determin-i
but shall not -. ISSUED -p.d at les than par
>KcIIos :. Eacn -l-cfor desiring to vote on
such srnendment shall deposit in the ballot
isox a ticket ~her-on shall be printed the
~ord. For the sn~ndmeut To section y of
Article :. I-rmitting voting mschin~-, and
A xsin>f the amentment to SECTION : Of Ar
tici~ .. permitting voting machines" aud
shall Indicate his approval OF rejection Of the
-sn- ny placing cr"s- Opposite the
ot her of said sronp 81 words
>EsTIo>s The votes cast for the adoption
or election of said amendments or either Of
them. shall shall '-~ cansa-.et and the result
d-tsrmin~f In the manner provided b. tn.
ls~~ ~ the state sor the canvass Of vote. for
representatives in Congress.
Approved April ~, lssr..
In testimony ~h-r~of have h-r-uut. -~t
my hand and ashx~d the treat seal Of the
state 81 Colorado ct the City Of D-uv-r this
.s,h day of s-pt-mb-r A. ID. Iss'
JANE. CowIs.
SECRETARY of state.
la publication Nosem t-~r 4 tssi
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-13

Ia JUSTa's material offs Of lands
and cash bonus for a college is mag
nificent and is splendid commen-
tary on the progressive spirit and
intelligent enthusiasm of our sister
city. We glory in their pluck. We
exult in their faith. we delight in
their enthusiasm and determination
and We rejoice in the excellent pros
pect they have of landing the prize
for which they so earnestly strive.
Their success makes the whole Ar
kansas Valley a more desirable place
for thrifty and energetic Americans
to rear their families and eonse-
queptly will induce just such people.
the life and soul Of the republic. to
settle here. II means prosperity as
well as intellectual opportunity and
moral advancement. Las Aniulas
Leader.
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-13

A GENTLEMAN now residing in
Pueblo had once resided within a
days drive or half an hours ride
by rail Of Girari. Kan. where Way
lands Appeal to Reason tor Ignor-
ancei is published and he informs u
that he never saw a copy Of the
paper in kansas. Since coming to
CoiorodO ten days ago he has seen a
copy Of the wonderful Appeal and
has heard more socialistic talk than
he had heard before in ten years. all
Of which proves that a socialstie
prophet of the present DAY is like
the prophets Of which the Bible
says. they are not without honor
save in their own country. Pueblo
Post.
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-13

The people Of this county are Ger
tainly enjoying an era Of prosperity
just now. and this holds true in all
branches Of human activity. Work is
plenty. wages good-in fact. very
good. and no excuse exists for idle
ness or want Not within the men,
DRY of man have good times been 50
general As right now. Especially
does this apply TO the farmer-crops
are bountiful and prices high The
mortgage is lifted. money in the
bank. stock in good shape
thing in plenty. The farmer has
every reason to rejoice. and does re-
joice. and when the farmer rejoices
all the rest Of Us feel jubilAnt- We
believe every ore viii be interested
in learning how to continue these
psessnt conditious. and the great
family journal announces, with pnr-
donnb,e ps56e. thaf it - tie r.
c<fpe- eunFWoeH1 - UURA evgRy
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-13

The official call for the fifth an
nual convention of the Colorado
State Commercial Association.
which is 10 be held in connection
with the Association of Commercial
Secretaries of Colorado. and which
will be in a large degree a general
conference of all commercial inter-
ests in Colorado. has just been is
sued. The convention will meet in
the city of Fort Collins. October
23d. 2ith. 25th and 2sth. for the
purpose Of starting q monster move
ment that will make Colorado the
greatest state in the union. Cali
fornia annually expends about
saO.0O in advertising that state.
and in the face Of many natural dis
advantages il has become one Of the
greatest commonweaiths in the
union Colorado can make good on
ten claims TO one that can be put
forth by any other state and il is up
To our own people to create such Q
spirit Of fraternity and unselfsh de-
votion to Colorado as to impres the
world with our loyalty.
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-13

THERE is nothing that Lindsey
represents as a reformer and an
honest. publie-spirited citizen that is
not embodied in the person OF the
republican nominee. Henry A. B1ch-
tel. DR.. Buchtel has the added ad-
vantage Of being a conservative.
steady. level-headed citizen, well
fitted by training and years Of ex-
perience 10 master the problems
OF state government. as they
shall be presented To him. If
you want reformer. pure and IN
defiled. as governor. just try Henry
A. Buchtel once.
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-13
Turned over to county 5 lO.s2o.5O

Turned over to county 5 l0.s20 80
Under democratic rule it cos. S.
1919 TO do =. s.735.75 worth of busi-
ness. while under republican rule
it only required s7.957.60 to do
Sis. .T7s.l0 worth of business. As
you go over these figures you will
probably note that the county saved
s5l0.l5 on the republican method.
in Office expenditures alone. and did
sl0.0i2.3 35 more business. Figures
do not lie. and just TO beat our dem
ocratic brother 10 il We viii further
state that this IS not case Of liar
figuring. Every figure can be veri-
fed by the records in the county
clerks Office
Lest we forget" or overlook.
another very important point. let
Us take another view Of the figures
% er. The Increas. Of bushes Of
the republican period over the dem
ocratic period Is 2l5 per cent. Mr.
Garwood had nothing 10 do with
this. lie mad no solicitors out work
ing up business. a condition which
our democratic brother 50 pleasingly
insinuates might have been the
cause for the increase. IL just hap
pened. Things always happen un-
der republican rule. 1t cost S5l0.l0
less to transact the business of the
republican term than the democrat
ic term. notwithstanding there was
sl0.0i2. .35 more business. Mr.. Gar
wood mad all to do with this. Our
democratic editorial brother over
looked this fact altogether. or at
least failed to mention il. We jus,
dote on figures when il comes to
a republican with dem
ocratic administration in Otero
county affairs. There's nothing 10
il for the democrats. and in our
next we will give you some figures
on the conduct Of affairs in the Of
flee of the treasurer and assessor.
Tney are the best ammunition we
can dig up to fire at our friends the
enemy.
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-13

SAN FRANCISCO Is paradise for
the working man these days. Wages
are exorbitantly high. Plas,erers
are getting 50 to sll per day: brick
layers. so per day: carpenters. 81
and s. per day: stone masons. s. TO
$40 per day. and other skilled labor
in proportion.
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-13

The candidate for representative
on the democratic ticket. according
10 the Rocky Ford Tribune. has had
previous experience as a member Of
the state legislature. That pro-
mulgator Of Jeifersonian principles
says that Mr. Ebbert represented
Pueblo county in the session Of lss9.
If We remember correctly that leg
stature Is UNANIMOUSLY known to fame
as the "robber seventh" and it is
related Of some Of the members that
they became 50 attached TO the
desks. eight dollar ink wells. and
the very seats which they occupied
that they had them shipped. after
the session closed. to their respective
homes As souvenirs. There was not
much doing at that session Of the
legislature Of which any Of The
members thereof have reason to feel
highly elated or particularly proud.
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-13

time. as it has always worked when
ever tried. Here il Is: Vote the
straight republican ticket on Novem-
Der 9Th next. and insure continued
and increased prosperity in the state
and nation and right here al home
Il never fails. Try it.
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-13
WHO'S A uAa

The first gun of the state cam
paign in Loveland was fired Satur-
day night by Chancellor Buchtel and
Judge \. Walter Dixon at the NEW
LoyELAND THE-ATER. which was
PACKED To THE DooRs.-Denver Re-
publican. Sunday
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-13

der for ea.k the property herein d-.erih-~d-
GEORGik BARR. sheriff
BY e. ID. >IEwAkD. Uad-rsh-rif.
First publication Ortober 8. 1915.
Last isublicafnsn- October q. iss,
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-13
cess,itusie.si Amsssmsns.

NOTICE l. HEkEBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ the General Election to be held on the
,iNth dap Of Nov-mI<r. A. ID. fss- there ~ill
t~ -abmiffe-i to the qualified electors of the
state of toiorsio the question of amend
tng the Constitution Of >aid state.
The authority for -ubniitfing such que.-
tian 1, foand ia Senate Bin No 30. which i
iu ~ords and figures. foilosinx. viz:
IS. " No. 80 by senator rsylorl
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-13

kSw. - t. the ceadact Of tAe
es0ey e3sg4'S S0ce 6sfiae the -
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-13

Turned over to county. IS 26s.OO
During two years Of Mr.. Gar
woods administration. covering the
period from October /. 1904. TO Oc-
tober /. 1895, the receipts and ex-
penditures Of the Office were As
follows:
Total receipts ts........s Is. .IIs. 10
Total expenditures -. 1857 60
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-13

five years. Mr.. Garwooi has made
an excellent record. and if the people
of Otero county desire an economi-
cal and efficient administration of
the affairs Of that Office he will be
reelected In order to support our
contention that Mr. Garwood has
made an excellent record. and for
the enlightenment of our misguided
editorial brother Of the sugar beet
metropolis. We will give just few
figures. taken from the county
records. which are open TO any one
for verification. For the period
covering the last two years Of dem
ocratic administration in the Office
Of county clerk. 1895 and 1897. the
receipts and expenditures were As
follows:
Total receipts s-.......s s.IS.I5
Total expenditures. ~ s.4SI.75
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-13

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(sa6 896es6dam5l B5@6@d

of the checked coat. narrow shawl col
Ia: In dark velvet edged with fold of
the light cloth finishes the neck.
The sleeves end a little below the elbows
and are moderately full puffs, finished by
cuffs Of the CLOTH finished In their turn,
at the bottom by tapering revers~of the
dark velvet edged with the light CLOTH The
cuffs are so cut that the inside slopes out
over the back at the outside of the arm.
and two buttons. smaller but otherwise
similar to those on the waistcoat, are set
on the slope of each cuff.
A simple model for an afternoon house
gown. suitable also for informal family
dinners, and one easily copied, Is in crepe
de chine, in the present instance Of that
soft purplish blue called hydrangea blue.
The skirt touches all around, and at the
back shows a slight dip. It is cut scant
at the top and full at the bottom, being
finished at the latter point by six-inch
hem AT the top it Is gathered ever so
slightly, just enough to give slight full
ness where needed. In the front there IS
a panel effect, as the front breadth, IS
slashed from top to bottom, and the edges
are turned under to form four-inch hens
or wide plaits. The six-inch space between
is filled by a seven-inch insertion Of heavy
white lace over wide satin ribbon matching
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That Birds Be Spared.
l the Mothers Magazine.

From the Mothers Magazine.
In the women's movement to stop the
slaughter of birds used for hat ornaments.
Queen Alexandra of England has Joined in
an effective manner.
She has given social notice that she con-
dennis the wearing of osprey plumes The
following characteristic humane letter
which she caused to be sent by her secre-
tary to the Royal Society for the Protec-
ton of Birds, through the Duchess of Port
land, was read at the annual meeting of
the society in April:
1.-THE queen desires me to say, in an
swer to your letter, that she gives you full
permission to use her name in any way you
think best to conduce to the protection of
BIRDS You know we'll how kind and humane
the queen Is to all living creatures, and I
am desired to-add that her majesty never
wears osprey feathers herself. and will GER
tainly do all in her power to discourage
the cruelty practiced on these beautiful
BIRDS"
In view of this letter and the support of
the queen, the society intends to appeal
to all English subjects to cease killing
birds for ornamental use. The section of
with the traffic in plumes reports:
1.-The millinery question, at once a ma
tional and an international one, remains
the most discouraging part of the society's
work. Whether due to want Of intelli-
gence or general interest which prevents
the majority Of women from reading or
comprehending matters of the day outside
the covers of the fashion paper, or to lack
of esthetic perception which makes them
insensible to the offensiveness of dead
birds as ornaments for the head. or to sheer
caliousness, the fact has reluctantly to be
recorded that birds and wings, birds Of
paradise plumes and Ospreys have been
conspicuous In the millinery Of 1906"
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they are clean and unwrinkled, and they
do not wrinkle 50 easily, they are the pest
Investments in lingerie frocks.
Linen however, is the most appropriate
material for morning gowns. Tor tennis
and the other games, according TO RASH
ion, and SOFT is worn. Ecru and natural
linens are the most sensible for these games
and pale yellow and gray are decidedly
smart.
A handsome white linen gown has its
short skirt Of many graduated panels or
cores. Eight inches from the lower edge
six-inch band of heavy white lace is
let In, and heading 1t on beth sides are
inch-wide bias strappings OF the linen.
In the center Of each panel an extension.
cut in one with the strapping and two
inches wide, runs up the center of each
panel to the hip line These extensions
are stitched twice around the edges.
The little coat is cut very much away
from the neck, and in chiefly loose sleeves
that fall in folds from the armhole to the
waist line, the outer edge being cut slant
ing so that the sleeves, which In the CEN
ter do not come quite to the elbows, taper
down to point at the belt. The upper
part of this jacket is of Irish crochet, as is
the insertion in the skirt. The linen form
ing the outer border is not SO wide as the
lace.
In the back of the coatees there is cape
effect, the lace forming a point, and the
bias linen forming sort Of founce or
bertha effect, being smooth where it Is
Joined to the lace, but from it circular
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Unhappy Brotherless Girl.

The girl without brother is to be pitied.
She is apt to get little bit vain, for she
has no brother to tell her, as only a brother
will, Of her faults and mistakes.
1t is only the somewhat doubtful tact
of brother that announces: II would not
walk up the street with you in that frock.
You look like fright!''
He may not do 1t in the most gentle
way, but he does tell the truth, and If you
ask him why he pays a visit to one girl
he will sit down and look at you as he
says:
"Well, you see, it is just this way. From
the time you get there she Is nice girl,
who gives you pleasant welcome, and yet
doesn't gush over you. She doesn't say
hurtful things about people She is rest
full sort of girl, who doesn't expect you
to do something that tires you half to
death. And when she says goodby to you
you feel certain that she is glad you came,
but she doesn't look at you as If you were
the only man in the world"
That Is the kind of description the girl
without a brother cannot get.
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green italian straw hat trimmed with gold
en- wheat. pale pink peoples. and here and
there scarlet one for the sake of distinc
ton, as well as field pansies and marguer-
ties. Sailor hats with taller crowns win
be perceived. draped round the crown with
striped ribbon, and the new metallic straws
will make an appearance in green, purple
and gold shades.
While considering the requirements of the
head; let US not forget those OF the feet,
which are highly important items upon
yachting expeditions. The beautiful and
becoming colored footgear which is being
seen this year will make sensation at any
yachting affair, but upon the fair white
decks of the yachts even the most dainty
pair Of green. pear gray or ducks foot
yellow shoes will be mathematical unless
bridges of rubber be worn to prevent the
heels and sole from scratching the deck.