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% l-3uiuhr 1881 6Giicr, cin.
idIicBlid 1898 66iicr 81 2ocllit.Foint
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Der sgtprhoit Snlmerlp1breHper YalbeIsIu
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Seutigc Ghlubrote:

Safer - 3uiubr 1886 9uldel;
aus Den GlcDotoren 5uriidge5ogen
6l6l 0uihel; Gleputoren D.. Borrotb
1O8,219 8itid)el.
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Seuti0c Gd)luBrote:
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00rie.
FIRST CALL.

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8uihel; GlenntprensGorrot 422,501
9uibel. GertdlIie: 10000 @uihel
,yuli 5u 5712. 10000 September 81
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Seuti9e S6luBratc:

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GUrbu I.Gde WBaabs NIB Caroline. Strabt.
9uuptGunr.iPr oeS Observation-Disclosures.
8ereiuSslier11mmInneen ieoen Soniieriide
MNeno. 9leus Wii9iieoer .utntoninen.
@or8ii9liheS Bier Der Northumberland
ret" Hm 3npt.
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an %berfanfen:

Giue gSittiue bat 80 Sduier in allen 1beiIen
Der eiubt, iueIbe ie ~iofort p~erfdnfen mub. Wian
abreiFre: Boy S.O.," 2eutiher Correspondent.
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-13

There Is nothing that Ben Lindsey
stands for that has not a valiant
champion in the person Of Mr. Buch-
tel, who believes in clean politics
and a square deal.
The Lindsey meeting closed with
a pererration" by Colonel" Faw.
who wandered and strayed in
devious paths, from the creation Of
man down 10 the tine Of the juven-
lie Judge. in whom he thought was
personified all that Is good and noble
from prehistoric days down 10 evil
democratic days TIE ''eolonel"
had his piece well learned and
slung il al his audience al the rate
Of about 80 words per minute The
colonel IS a polished orator. wiki
a vocabulary that even Demosthenes
might envy. but his address was
slightly out Of joint al a political
gathering
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-13
r,i.,s.s-l. ,..,. fe..s.n s.~..

The high school football elevens OF
La Junrz and Trinidad met on the
gridiron IN the latter city last Satur-
nay afternoon IN the initial struggle
Of the season for supremacy. the re-
suit being score of 0 TO o. The
Trinidad Advertiser. in a ,hre~
column account Of the game. in
part. says:
The game was fought every ireh
Of the way and the result Of o TO o
shows the high excellence Of the play
on both sides IL was one of the
first games ever played by these
teams under the reorganized or re-
yised rules From a spectScular
point OF vieS it vas far better than
contests under the old regulations a
with the mass plays tabooed the
spectators can see every feature Of
the game.
The game was especially com
mendable as being free from al
rough work and not single play
was contested. Only in one instanee
was the referee called upon TO exer-
else his function. This Was to penal
ize Spicer. full back Of the La Junta
team. for hurdling-
The defensive work of the La
JuntA team was excellent Trim
dad was the aggressor all through.
but Try as they would they. were
unable TO break through the excep-
tionally strong line that Ia JuntA
put up on her three-yard line and il
seemed that At this marking her
ba cking was impregnable.
The lineup Of the La Junta team
WAS as follows: Center. Edrington:
right guard. Draper: left guard.
Mock: left tackle. Weimer: right
tackle. Coltman; QUARTERBACK,
Crozier. right end, Thompson: lef,
end. Ross; right half. Buckley; lef,
half. Delaney: fullback. Spicer.
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-13
se.,h.,n re.,m..,., n tn. re''.-

Postmaster Dalton and William
Fiscus left last week for Gurley,
Ala, where they were summoned by
Uncle Sam 10 appear as witnesses in
a federal case against j. W. Roberts,
postmaster al that point
Roberts was secretary Of an Odd
Fellows az Gurley. This lodge owed
the La Junta lodge s42 for sick ben
efits. The southern lodge allowed
the bill and instructed the secretary
to send the money. Instead Of re-
mitting. Roberts appropriated the
money TO his own use. As letters Of
inquiry were received from the La
Junta lodge they were destroyed by
Roberts and no one was the wiser.
The matter was then taken up with
the district deputy. In the mean
time Roberts had been appointed
postmaster and all letters from La
Junta to the district deputy were
intercepted by him. La Junta Odd
Fellows suspicioned that something
was wrong and it was decided TO fix
up q decoy letter. The letter was
prepared by E. W. Mcdaniel. signed
by William Fiscus As secretary Of
the lodge. and marked by Postmas-
ter Dalton. The southern postmas-
ter grabbed the jecoy halt. hook and
all. and within twelve hours after
the receipt Of the letter was peering
through the bars of a county Jail. He
will probably have superabundance
Of leisure time to reflect upon the
fact that il is the heighth Of folly To
monkey with Uncle Sans postoffice
department
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-13
sesies 10 Voters

We. the undersigned. ehairnen
respectively of the republican and
democratic county central commit
tees. do hereby join in this statement
o. the law in regard 10 qualification
OF voters al the election 70 be held
Tuesday, November 8, 1905.
To enable one to vote al the com
ing election he or she shall possess
the following qualifications
FIrst-He or she snail De orer the
age Of IsenEy-o1e year
S-coad h- or she sr.ali Be . eii-
zen Of the United States
Tnird-He or she scall have re-
sided in this state one year innlesii-
ately preceding the election az which
ne or she offers to vote. IN the coun-
y ninety days. and in the precinct
ten days.
Residence is largely q question of
intent The place tha, one fixes as his
domicile or home. and to which he
expects 10 return, if absent for a
time, is his legal residence
II Of foreign birth one must have
taken out final naturalization papers
10 be a voter. The naturalization Of
the husband naturalizes the wife,
and also the minor children.
/; is also Necessary that one be
registered to entitle him or her to
vote. The judges Of election meet
as q board Of registration in each
precinct. on the third Tuesday. three
weeks before election. and continue
in session from one to FIVE days &C.
cording TO vote Of precinct the pre-
ceding year: they alao meet on Tues
day one week before election, for one
day; they also meet the Gday before
election. but on this day parties must
appear in person with two qualified
electors. who are registered. Of the
precinct TO vouch for them.
II is our desire 70 see every legal
voter Of the county registered and
we want him or her to vote his or
her honest convictions. But any
person attempting TO vote illegally
will be proceeded against according
TO Law. Otero county has always
had the name Of holding fair and
honest elections and we hope TO see
the high standing held by our coun-
" maintained.
GEORGE BARR. Chairman.
Republican Central Committee.
J. B. PEARcE. Chairman.
Democratic Central Committee.
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-13
Stssss Of College eseeosi,ien.

Nothing especially new has devel-
oped in the las; day or two in regard
to the college proposition that the
committee is al liberty TO give 10
10 the public. Personal work i now
being done which IL Is expected will
count for a great deal in this con-
test. We have learned that Denver
has organized her forces very thor
oughly. had the session Of the Den
yer Presbytery held in the proposed
college building and are making very
strenuous efforts to locate the col
lege at that place. The northern
part Of the state is evidently strong
for Denver. We expect. however.
10 secure votes from the Boulder
Presbytery and also from the DEN
yer Presbytery not only votes. but
one or two able men 20 champion
the cause Of La Junta upon the floor
Of Synod.
Reports from the western part Of
the state and the southern are favor
able. The college proposition Will
probably be the most important
thing before the Synod. which meets
in Colorado Springs. Tuesday. Octo-
Der 18th. The interest taken in the
college By the different towns which
are seeking the college has aroused
the interest IF the members Of the
Synod more than any other question.
We can only say we have fighting
chance. Our proposition Is not in as
good condition a. il should be. We
should have at least $3.50 to sI0.-
60 more money to offer The site
Of 3eo acres of land. which we have
considered our winning card. Is not
yet in proper shape. The owners Of
the land desire TO place too many
conditions upon the donation. but
xe expect to secure donation that
viii be acceptable
Verv little work has beer done in
the way Of Increasing our sabscrip-
tons Since the last issue Of the
TRIBUNE about sI.oe has been rais-
ed The subscription has reached
nearly "a. go and IS considered very
good. and this vii have TO be dis
counted but . trihe At . recent
meeting SIS cash uas raised 60 pay
tle exp<nses Of the campaign he
csanifsee de@re . good stroeg dese-
Oskjsa Il tie bert De4 IN Ii
JO1n b viit Color13e SprinGs snd
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La Junta tribune., 1906-10-13
ass,ss,ss,sa s.s vs.'.s s.ssi.ss.-

Inc J0ukS oI SicNtiHi ia tssS voxi
Gus precincts Of Otero county viii
meet on Tuesday. October 18th,
three weeks before election, for the
purpose Of registering all persons
qualified and entitled TO vote on
November 9Th.
In order 10 vote you must be a
full-hedged citizen Of the United
States. over the age of twenty-one
years. and mus, have resided in the
state one year Immediately preceG-
ing the election al which you offer
10 vote. in the county ninety nays.
in the city or town thirty davs, and
in the ward or precinct ten days.
The board of registry meets for
the first time on Tuesday, October
18th. again on Tuesday. October
Both. and for the last time on Mon
day. November 5th. the day preced-
ing the election. On the last day of
registration. however. il will he
necessary 10 have two registered
electors in your precinct swear to
the fact tina; you are a qualified
elector. Unless YOU are registered
you cannot vote.
In July the county commissioners
created four new voting precincts IN
Otero county. and changed the
boundaries Of all Of them. There
are now twenty-three precincts IN
the county instead Of nineteen.
Voters must be careful and see that
they are registered in the precinct
in which they live In la Jun;a and
vicinity the boundaries Of the pre-
eincts. the place Of registration and
voting and the judges Of election
and registration are as follows:
Precinct No. s-North La JuntA
and east To the county line. voting
place. Herman kretchmer's resi-
dence. judges. l. o. Evans. G. W.
Williams and o. A. NORMAN.
Precinct No. North of Fifth
street and east II Colorado avenue
TO the county line. voting place. CITY
Hall. judges. NJ c. Drury. c. II.
Hayter and X. y. kirkpatrick.
Precinct No South Of Fifth
stree. and eas. Of Colorado avenue
to the county line. voting place. c.
p. PAttersons residence. 1l2 Ra.on
avenue. judges. :. r. Mende;son. l.
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avenue to Maple avenue and south
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refunded. This company since their
last engagement in this city have
met with the greatest success of any
stock company in the west. and it
comes with the stamp of approval of
Denver. Lincoln. Omaha, Wichita.
and other cities. where press and
public have proclaimed it the lead
ing company on the road today
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-13
usise seek ce~pssy.

The Wolfe Stock Company will
open a four nights engagement az
tbeL Junta Theater, Wednesday.
October 18th. presenting the great
est play Of the season. Carmen
Each and every performance Is fully
guaranteed o. your money Will De
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-20

land Presbyterian Assembly, in ses- sion at Waco. Tex. It quoted the text. Behold how good and how pleasant 1t Is for brethren to dwell together in unity" The Southern Presbyterian As- sen1bIy also teiegraphed greetings. The Moderator announced a long list of committees to whom the business, of the Assembly was referred. A Louisiana delegate created a mild sensation by announcing that he had been converted from the loyalist to the union side. Two additional union com >missioners arrived thus increasing the union majority.
 As no business was ready. the As-
 sembly adjourned to give the commit tees the afternoon in which to work. Before Judge Johns. the injunction suit was argued at length by Judge
 Gaut for the defendants, who was fol-
 lowed by Judge Menzies for the plain
 tiffs.
 The session tonight of the Presby-
 terian general assembly was devoted
 to the Interests of Sunday Schools. Able addresses were made by the Rev.
 William Megginson on Sunday School
 Ideais;" by the Rev. R. E. l.. Porter on "The Correlation of Sunday Schools and by the Rev. A. C.. Browne on The Sunday School Value" A number Of the ministers of the assembly will fill
 pulpits in the neighboring towns to- morrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-20
MILL PEOPLE PICNIC.
West End People Enjoy An Outing At
 Booth.


 Tired and weary from day of fes- tivity and fun, the employees of tho Montgomery Cotton Mills last night res turned from the first annual picnic giv- en by that company at Booth Station yesterday. From 7:30 o'clock in the morning, the hour when the train left the mill. until the return at dark last day filled with features which made for the pleasure and entertainment of those who participated.
 Practically the entire working body of the mill attended the affair. With dancing, a baseball game, sack. wheel barrow and hoop races. the day was passed. A greased pole occupied the attention of some of the more energet- ic of the older employees. while for the children of the working men swings were found throughout the grounds in numbers.
 It was a basket picnic. Early in the morning. wagons set out on the rounds. going from house to house of those who had prepared baskets of food. and when train time came for starting the picnickers had a quantity of provisions which would have served for an army.
 The picnic grounds were reached an hour after leaving the mill, and here the pleasure seekers debarked, and set about various pastimes. Fifteen min utes later dancing to the accompani- ment of full orchestra was begun. and this feature of the entertainment was continued until 10 o'clock. At this time, a baseball game attracted the attention of those interested in tho ma tional sport. A team composed of Montgomerians contesting the victory of the diamond with the Prattville team.
 During the morning. a committee emptied the baskets and spread d plen-