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La Junta tribune., 1906-10-27
Notice Of Administrative Sale.
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE or
Isaac $ Hryaut Dsceaset

Il
Isaac ;. Bryant. Deceased.
Notice l. hereby given that by virtue Of an
order and decree OF the County Court of Otero
County, Colorado. made on the petition of the
undersigned adm rnini-tratrix of the estate OF
Isaac = Bryant. deceased, on the 9Th day OF
October, A. ID. ls6, ! will the 18th day OF
November, A. d. lss, al the hour of II O'Clock
u. m, az the Court House in La Jun,a. Colo
rado-ell at private sale to the highest and best
bidder the following described real estate bs,-
longing To said estate, to-wit; The northwest
quarter OF section thirty-three 1881 township
twenty-five - south Of range ffty-four (5il
west. in Otero County, Colorado. together with
all water rights thcrennto belonging or in any
wise npIertaining. used In the irrigation OF
-aid lands. including one eighty acre water
right from the Laguna Canal Company. upon
the following terM-. to-wit, cash.
Al the conclusion Of said sale the purchaser
Will be entitled to "A certificate of purchase
and upon the approval Of the said sale by the
said court, the purchaser will b. entitled to "a
deed to said property.
Dated at La Junta, Colorado, October "a,
Essi.
MAGGIE J. BRYANT
AdmlnlstratriN nt th. estate of Isaac :.
bryant, DccraSed
first publication October q. 1905
Last publication. November n isGi
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-27
"7resp<r,ty sneeIaI''

The great rerubiican rrosperitv
ec.el." H-ith Chancellor Buehtel.
: next governor Of Colorado
Foard. a-sG other ssate Candidates.
sloaz making q 1E5ir.E5nd tour of
! entire state. and is due 70 trav-
Zoe Ars4Hsss Valley from cen
i r. eirelraf =reace IN nexr Mon
l.. o. .oaev 1zh- Tie indications
roinr 70 "a raas-sl;sie eeR5 FsNablis-sD
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-27
Nj H...... Big Two Car xi....el.-

The famous Hi Henry's big city
aggregation Of Ministries and polite
yaudeviiies viii appear al the La
Junta Theater on Wednesday.
August 3lst. Watch Tor their noon
parade. with Uncle sam on horse
back and their oga specially built
racing artoInnhils the very latest
in the speeding line. The FIJI Henry
Minstrel show Is credited with win
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-27
Little 10 a. Little Does.

The democrats are evidently in
desperate straits. They already see
the handwriting of "defeat" written
on the wall, and on the evening of
November 9Th it will be blazoned
forth in letters so large that he who
rides in an automobile at pace that
kills. may read. The people of Colo
RADIO, or of Otero county. will not
stand for campaign that is based
upon pure malice and senseless
abuse. That is just the kind of a
campaign that is being conducted
by the democracy of this state.
"Old Perplexity" Patterson. whose
marvellous facility in changing his
political affiliations and estimate of
men to suit whatever political
exigency that may arise. is even
more wonderful than that of a
chameleon, is setting the pace by
seandously unjust personal .attacks
upon DR.. Buchtel. a man whose
blameless life in Colorado for two
score years has been an open book.
'Old Perplexity" has a few imita-
tors right here in Otero county. At
a recent democratic meeting held in
Manzanola. which was addressed by
J. E. Rizer. S. Essex, w. 3. Ebbert
and Judge Wallis, the latter made
senseless attack upon Mrs. Money,
the republican candidate for super
intendept of schools. The Manzan-
ola Sun. in giving an account of the
meeting, says:
"All the speakers with the excep-
ton of A. B. Wallis very generously
refrained from criticising the repub-
lican candidates. Mr.. Wallis thought
to make a great hit by eulog1zing
the democratic candidate for county
superintendent. presumably because
she lives at this place, and took oc-
casion 10 inform the people that
Mrs. Money had made the poorest
county superintendent that Otero
county has ever had This state
ment fell very fiat and no doubt
made Mrs. Money votes. from the
fact that many people knew that
Mr.. Wallis was simply taking this
means to relieve his feelings. as for
personal reasons he is unfavorable
to Mrs. Money. The Judge should
at least have the wisdom of keeping
his hatred suppressed while upon
the platform. Those u.terances,
while they do not make the demo-
cratic candidate votes, do Mrs.
Money a deep injustice"
Comment is hardly necessary. We
understand that the juvenile judge
was even called down by Rizer and
Essex, the democratic candidates for
district judge. for indulging in such
senseless and unjust criticism Little
il as little does s.
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-27
Piacsrds for Sale.

Placards are for sale at the
TRIBUNE office. at the rate of five
cents each, which read as follows:
For Sale
Lodging.
For Rent.
Boarding.
No Credit.
Bill of Sale.
No Smoking.
Dressmaking.
Rooms for Rent.
No Minors Allowed.
Hunting Not Allowed.
Don't Spit on the floor.
Cigarette Smoking Not Allowed.
Furnished Rooms for Light House
keeping.
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-27
To Carrie q. eoya-Notiee.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN YoU THAT
~ the amount Of 500 has ieen assessed by
the City Council Of the City Of La Junfa
ag~in-t Lot q. ia Block ~. in La Jun;a. for
sidewalk improvements made sdiacent there
to. and Monday, November lfh 1905. A. D.. at
clock y. m. at the Council Room AT the
City Hall has been fixed a. the time and place
here you may appear and he heard npun
any objections or complaints you may have
regarding the said assessment.
Dated this iSf day Of October \. y. ii.-
:. " BRowS.
Clerk aud Recorder.
First publication. October =. Iss.
Last publication. November 3 1875
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-27
wemsn's Club.

A regular meeting of the Woman's 5
Club was held last Friday at the
home of Mrs. c. E. veasie. After
the regular business. a program
consisting of three very interesting
papers. was given as follows: Pom
peii's Streets and Paths" Mrs.
Whittinghill; Street Scenes in
Naples.v Mrs Sseen; "Glimpses OF
Italian Society," Mrs Ewing.
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-27
Presbyterian. Rev. Conrad BIuhm

Morning sermon. "On Being Per-
feet. The Big College and What
La Junta Has Gained" will be dis
cussed by citizens at 7:30 p. m.
Good music and welcome TO the pub
lie, Y. p. S. C. K. every Sabbath at
$50 p. m. Chapel hour Wednesday,
7:3O p. m. Delta Alpha will meet in
the pastors study Monday, at 7:30
p. m. to elect officers and plan
work. Full attendance urged.
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-27
me,hoa's,, Rev. ". c. Barron. Pastor.

Usual services tomorrow. both
morning and evening, conducted By
the pastor Moraing theme. The
Secret of Life Immortal" Evening
topic, The Tryanny of Sin and the
Power of Christ" Other services
at the usual hours. Cordial invita-
ton to all of our services isextended.
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-27
CHURCH anmouxcEnsxrs-
ST. Andrews

Twentieth Sunday after Trinity.
Sunday school at 10 O'Clock. Morn
ing prayer. litany and sermon at II
O'Clock. Evening prayer and ser
mon at 7:30 o'clock.
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-27
seformsa Presbyterian. Rev S. sassr

Preaching by the pastor on Sab
bath morning at II a. m. Sabbath
school At 10 T. m. and Young
Peoples Meeting at Z p. m An
are cordially inyited.
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-27
No More Credit

| will not do any more credit busi-
ess on and after Saturday. 0cto-
er 27th. except with people who
hve an account with me now and
BIO pay their bills in full every
Airty days. This means just what
says.
MATT DAIMLER.
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-27
Hsiiowe'en Social.

The young people of the Baptist
hurch will give a Hallow cen social
the home of Miss Mildred Sher-
Ian, 207 San Juan avenue. next
'uesday evening.
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-27

TORY on November 9Th. Against
solid, united and enthusiastic
publican party is arrayed the
nocra,;c party, weakened and
altered by bitter dissensions and
etionalism. IL is divided into
zee warning elements. headed re-
ect:vely by Patterson. Lindsey and
eer. Each is busy telling the
1th about the other.
Ii is the unanimous opinion of
kbse who have witnessed the re-
option given by the people Of Colo
DO 10 the prosperity special
ID Chancellor Buchtel will be
1octed governor by the largest ma
rtity ever accorded a republican
ndidate. The prosperity special"
N arrive in La Junta next Monday
a Chancellor Buch,el will address
citizens of La Junta and Otero
1nnty at the La Junta Theater in
evening at 7:30 o'clock prompt.
E special leaves for Rocky Ford
$50. where Chancellor Buchtel
fll also deliver an address the same
kening. The time schedule of the
Prosperity special" is as follows:
@ ARKANSAS VALLEY TRIP.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-11-01
Burke Refutes
Evil Slander
Replies to Malicious Charge in Red
Lodge Paper for Campaign
Thunder-POOr Politics

showing the measurements n above
al.u stated to the council that the type
used in the publications was not the
type prescribed 10y law for state and
"ou,! printing; that the law made no
efcisnc" to city printing; neither was
thc'c ani thing in the contract with the
Picket as TO the type that should be
used and that the type used in the
publications was the same rs has al.
ways been used for like printing for the
city.
Nhcreupon, the bills were allowed by
the council and, upon motion of Alder
man Fleming, the re- cord was made to
show that the bills a. whole were
found TO he correct WHICH Is TRUE.
Had the gentleman wanted to be fair
he would have ascerthined the facts be-
on rushing into print to belle and
SANDER a public official. He well knew
that he could have had access to the
books aud records i'm the clerks office
and learned the facts had he wanted
Ia do so.
But then. after all, if we take into
consideration our individuality and
freedom of thought and action, under
our present system of slaves and mas
ters. il may be the gentleman should
not be censured so severely after all.
II is indeed lamentable that mankind
is forced to utter unmitigated false
hoods against their fellow man. with no
other purpose than to satisfy selfish
ambition.
As 10 the statement about the rank
aud file of the socialist party being in
dignant. that is q Joke, a farce, a politi-
cal boomerang. born of a designing poll
tician. The socialists of Carbon county
well know the political trickery prac-
ticed behind the curtain. and when the
smoke clears away on the 9th day of
November the author of that contempt
bile screcd will find that the uniustifable
attack un the city clerk and attorney
has not accomplished its purpose.
The gentleman cannot produce a sin
gle mcmlcr of the socialist party who
win verify his statement.
Thanking You for the space, remain
Very truly yours,
GEO. w. BURKE,
City Clerk.
Red Lodge. Mont, Oct. 25.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-11-01
Twin Brothers.
JAMES MORGAN.

On the return from the STIRRING z
debate at Townsend Sunday morning. in
which both sides are claiming the vic
tory, n democratic and republican love
feast was held at the Capital Music
Hall.
Under the able leadership of DIR.
Lanstrum and q couple of other equally
well respected citizens of the commun-
ity, with the aid Of free beer and patri.
otic airs by the band. the audience. com
posed Of about fifty men, women and
boys, was brought up to a pitch of en-
thusiasm never before equalled in this
establishment
Toasts were first drunk to Pray, then
TO Dixon, then TO Dixon and then to
Pray. But the most inspiring feature OF
the whole program came when thinly
clad female inmate. with glass OF
beer in one hand and Miss Lucinda
Bucks campaign card in the other, gave
a rousing toast TO that candidate, FOL
lowed by vociferous cheering from the
drunken crowd.
Miss Buck II certainly fortunate In
having such loyal support from this
element and the people are especially
fortunate for the fact that the issues
are not so widely separated but what
"free booze" and band music can bridge
the chasm.
II matters not which ticket you vote.
they are but twin brothers fighting for
the spoils.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-11-01
Editor Montana News:

Edltor Montana News:
You will oblige nae very much if you
will publish the following lines written
in answer Ia the slanderous attack
made upon me in my official capacity
as city clerk and attorney, by the edi-
tor of the Carbon County Republican.
and headed, Chief CRATER Exposed in
which il charges me of neglect of official
duty and that the rank and file of the
socialist party are indignant.
Both of these statements were born
and bred out of political trickery. aud
a desire on the part of the author TO
malign and slauder the editor of the Red
Lodge Picket, and for the further pur-
pose of giving vent 10 the authors per
sonal animus against me for refusing To
graft of the socialist party at his solici.
tation, for his advantage
As TO the charge of neglect Of official
duty, | will give you the facts as they
are, and the public can Judge for it,
whether or not there has been any
neglect of official duty The facts are
as follows:
At the regular meeting of the city
council. held last month. bill was pre-.
sented by the Red Lodge Picket for the
publication of a resolution one issue
that measured fraction of an inch
over five inches. and was listed in the
bill as eight inches, and the publication
of n notice two issues that measured a
fraction over two inches and was listed
in the bill and charged for as three
inches. I called the councils attention
TO this evident error, and, as there were
other bills for printing that I had not
measured, the bills were all laid over
until the October meeting. with instrue-
tions for me TO measure all the publica
tions and report at the next meeting
Prior to the October meeting meas.
ured all the publications. as directed
and found that while there was an over
charge on the two above referred to-
there were two publications that were
under charged sufficient to offset the
over.charge. One publication that meas.
ured a fraction over twelve inches was
listed in the bill at nine inches, and one
publication that measured sixteen inches
was listed and charged for at fifteen
inches.
made my report To the council
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-11-01
Vote Down the Direct Legislation Bill
Is a Fake-Beware of he Trap!
A Republican Rally at
Dietz, WyO.

The republicans held their first rally
here on the 18th. Congressman Mandell
was the principal speaker. In spite of
the fact that the band was hired to
draw crowd the attendance was small,
and the enthusiasm was conspicuous by
its absence. That the spread of social
ism has caused the professional Office
seeker To sit up and take notice was
clearly shown here when Mandell de-
voted two. thirds of his speech to dis
eussiug what he imagined was socialism.
He. believe convinced everybody pres
ent with possibly the republican eandi-
dates for Office eNceptedl that he knew
absolutely nothing about socialist doc
trines and principles except the fact
tnat the success uf the socialist party
would separate him and his Kind from
the pleasant and profitable task Of mis-
itPi'rthti'E N"N He'P". +hh''S WV
bright and original things he said re-
garding socialism was that il would
mean the absolute control of everything
by few officials; that 10 make social
ism possible people would have to be re-
generated, for the difficulty now is not
caused by the system. but by the selfish
ness of man; tnat it would destroy am
bition. and that there would he no in
eentive to work. He pointed TO Russ
as n sample of socialistic government,
and then modified his statement by say
ing il was state socialism. His audi
ence was growing beautifully less all
this time, and consequently many missed
his convincing closing argument. which
was that the people should quit kicking
about the times. or else cease enjoying
the prosperity gained for them through
the republican party. We feel rather
gratefnul to Mr.. Mandell. for there il no
doubt that he has only strengthened the
socialist cause in Dietz To have man
with n national reputation offer such
arguments as that against socialism has
convinced many doubtful ones that be-
fore an audience composed of working
people no old party politician can offer
any argument why they should support
either of the old parties. The meeting
was a frost, and am quite sure was an
eye-opener to the politicians.
At Monarch ! was informed that Gov.
ernor Brooks had an audience of "a peo.
Pile The prospect for the socialist party
TO carry the coal camps is very bright.
and from talking with comrades from
the country our vote will show n sub
stantial increase there also.
JAMES MORGAN.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-11-01
Challenge From Harvey
of Fergus County

Messr-. b, G. White and Henry Rae,
candidates ol t'o democratic aud re-
publiou partic- for state senator;
Charles Fazel, II. t. Detalb. Rufus
Thompson and A. Il, Crncu, candidates
ut said parties for the legislature:
Oc1tlcueu: Believing that the pres
cnt industrial system i, the cause of the
misery. want and degradation Of an in
crra-ing number OF our citizens, and is
also the cause Of graft, 50 common
among our representatives in senate
aud congress, who irrespective OF party,
are ral-e To the oath- ut Office, ignoring
the rights oi the people and legislating
in favor Of the trusts.
Millions Of children who should be in
school enjoying the playtimc of life are
doomed to twelve hours labor daily, in
the cotton mills Of the dempcratic south,
on ~laNing in the coal breaker, and
sweat shops Of republican states The
workers are robbed If about liyc-siNths
Of the wealth they create to glut our
miljiuuaires' greed
Tho farmer i. forced to divide his
product with beef trust barons. rairond
and elevator shark. leaving him little
bIt experience for his share These are
the real issues before the American
people questions that must he answer
ell problems that must be solved. Be-
lie, ing that the working class that is,
all thos" who by mental or physical ef-
fort help produce the wealth necessary
Ia sustain life, or educate and amuSe the
pcopleD. must seize the powers of gov
ernment from the hands of the trusts,
who control today, and make the ma
chinery of production public property,
To the end that the producer shall re-
ceiye the full product of his toll
The Socialist party holds that the
above outlined plan will solve the prob
lens confronting the American people,
and while they will diligently work for
every reform which will better the CON
dition of the majority, they will never
lose sight of their goal-the triumph of
the worlds workers. We challenge YOU
tn meet Us in public debate on the So
cialist versus the democratic and re-
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-11-01


Joe Dixon thought he'd give about
five minutes To putting the socialists out
of business in Livingston the other
night. lie said ii the world had better
men and uetter women and human ma
ture was changed We might have social
ism in a tloueand years. ~ the mean-
while, we are left TO infer that the dear
people absolutely must be run by Joe
DiX'n Ted ~. the bust tnstrr. or other
kidglove rulers II is such ignorant re-
marks as this on socialism that hav.
aroused the well-posted working class
to lose all respect for the blatant graft
ers that would rule them to their ruin.
They'll find out after while that
they'll have to I've posted before they
can monkey with socialist crowd.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-11-01

-e-sss-~~-~-~----
The following is a campaign card is.
sued by Mrs. Ada X. >rbrIl, of uonca
Neb., socialist candidate iT State Su.
prrutcndent oi Public Instruction:
Socialism being the product of social
evolution. the only danger lie, in Oh.
-iructiug it"-Rey. +. w. Nprague
The answer OF socialism 10 the rapi-
tailst is that society can do without
him just as society does without the
slave owner and the fcudal lord: both
were formerly regarded a. rsCe--sry to
the wclI.being and even the very exist.
encc of ~ocicty."-Prof W. Clark
Socialism i the key that will open
the door of the industrial world to all
humanity"
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-11-01
Union Men Want to Be Shown.

Representing the Cascade Trades and
Labor Council committee consisting
"f l., W. Parker and Tom Barrett yes
terday appeared before the chairmcn Of
the various county cnutrl committees
and requested that each committee send
n speaker TO a meeting of working men
Ia be- held some evening ncNt week at
which the issues Of the campaign, from
the various party standpoiuts, should
be- discussed la speeches of thirty min
utcs each.
The committee proposed that while
the discussion should not be- that of
joint debate. ~till each speaker should
explain the stand 10 hc taken by his
party in case the candidates should be
successful at the polls, and that at the
conclusion Of N" speeches they be sub
iected to questions from the working.
men present
This request was made ut both the
democratic and republican headquarters,
with the announcement that a speaker
representing the socialists would also
he present and take an equal part in
the program.
The proposition has been taken under
consideration and the decision of the
central committees will be given later.
Great Falls Tribune.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-11-01

NhhNot habbi az
\ few American papers have raised
an outcry with regard to the announce
ment ON the part of the administration
that Chinese contract" coolies will be
employed on the lsthmus of Panama.
But the Washington Times puts the
cynical truth Of the situation i'm n COZ
Pile of sentences Nobody in the
United States wants 20 shovel the germ
laden tropic mud of the zone; every.
body has better job nearer home,
where the expectation of life is more
promising" Thus the United States col
lcctievly assumes the position of the
capitalist classes, who rejoice in the ex.
istcnce of other classes 50 poor that they
are thankful TO do the most dangerous
and repulsivc labor for the lowest rates
of pay. In this case the position is
rendered little more ugly than usual
from the fnct that il is impossible for
the ignorant and untrayeled Chinese
coolies who accept the contract terms
without the least real understanding of
the nature Of the work 10 which they
are TO be conveyed, "steerage," for
some 5000 miles away from home
Labor Leader.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-11-01

A press dispatch says; 1T was an.
nounced definitely that President Com
pers would not 90 into Uncle joe Can
mons district and make speeches against
the Speaker in an effort TO retire him
from public life. II is understood that
none of the regular hired organizers and
officials of the federation will he seen
in or around Danville. Two reasons
for this are known. There is no doubt
that Gompers is bitter in his opposi-
tion to Congressman Cannon. hut he
said enough when in Chicago a few
weeks ago TO show that he has no
hopes defeating the Speaker The
other reason is that the State Fedora
ton has indorsed the socialist candi-
date for congress in the Danville dis
trict. lie is n union miner, but being a
socialist puts him in bad with Com
pers,' according to local leaders. Even
IL the socialist candidate should accom-
plish the apparently impossible and de-
feat Uncle joe Gompers win not be
pleased, for between republican or
democratic enemy and socialist friend
he can find no choice"
Further comment is not necessary.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-11-01

The fourth provincial convention of
the socialist party of British Columbia
was held at Nelson on the 9th, 7th and
sth of October.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-11-01

Cameron II. King, Jr., working in the
southern part of Idaho, and George Fl.
Goebel. in the northern part, each report
bright prospects for a very large vote
In that state.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-11-01

Send In election returns promptly.
Montana news. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-191?, 1906-11-01

Send in election returns promptly.
Arizona republican., 1906-04-25

It is hard to stick to the truth when you have a grievance Philadelphia Record.