Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-01-11

Fowler. This will be continuation OF
the fine shale road now in use between
La Junta and Swink. Representative
Ebbert will introduce Mr.. Crowleys bill
in the House-a double barrelled gun ar
rangement. one failing to hit. tho other
may have better success.
Representative Ebbert is the only mem
Der Of the judiciary committee who is not
a lawyer. 1t is to be hoped that he will
be able to make his fellow-commlttee-
men take a farmers good. common.
horse sense view Of the legislation refor-
red to them. Mr.. Ebbert's other COM
mittees are State Institutions and Fed
eral Relations.
a. b. Gray. former editor OF the En-
terprise and ono Of tho well known pol
iticisns OF tho state. is a clerk in tho
House. Mr.. Gray's three terms rs chief
clerk OF the House. coupled with his alert
ness. industry, reliability and courtesy
will make him most valuable assistant
to the members.
a. S. Beymer was in Denver Tuesday
with view to purchasing high grade
automobile.
Mot ]. J. Guthrie on tho street and was
told that he and Mrs. Guthrie have been
here for four weeks for X-ray treatment
for Mrs. Guthrie. Slight improvement
is reported.
Mrs. L. W. Keil Q. Pueblo joined Mr..
Keil in Denver this week. Mr.. Keil's
many Rocky Ford friends will remember
that he is now Democratic member Of
tho House from Pueblo. Mrs. keil's
health is not good.
Tuesday morning was quito eold-gen-
uino win.er-but in going down town on
tho trolley limo We noted that many. both
men and women. voluntarily rodo In tho
open portion Of tho car In preference 70
tho closed and partially hoatsd section.
Such selection OF seats for q breezy ride
on cold January day. would not havo
been possible In tho east with is atmos-
phero charged with moisture. 0reat 10
Colorado climate.
At tho Home Dairy for lunch Monday
sat opposite Or. Willard. ono Of Denvsr's
excellent physicians. During tho con-
versation no remarked that In the fam
ilios In which no was tho family doctor no
had very few calls 10 uoat Group. His
explanation was this:-Ho prevents the
necessity for such calls by advance ad-
viee how 10 handle Group In It's first stages.
As soon as croupy cough 10 heard tako
q towel. dip In cold water. wiring out,
place around tho ehiid's throat and out
sido Of tha, wrap dry towel. You can
then Ito down and 60 TO sleep feeling
confident that there will DO no Group that
night. DR.. Willard spoke with tho most
positive assurance Of this remedy. and
mothers who arc readers Of tho Enter
priso may savo themselves much worry
and possible sorrow by remembering
this simple but fully tested remedy.
Rev. n. r. Antos. both Of Aneth. Utah.
aad monsexuma county. Colo. 10 spend-
Ing few days at tho homo Of E. J. VIII
COZ. His business hero Is marketing tho
apple crop from his Colorado orchard.
This orchard 10 small bu. has an ideal
situation In section Of Colorado famed
for growing as fno apples as are pro-
dueed in tho Union. Mr.. Anies' profits
arc largely reduced BY tho COS, Of trans
portation TO tho railway and To tho whole
sale market The summer months aro
spont By Mr.. and Mrs. Ansos on tho farm
and tho winters a, tho Navajo mission. IS
miles distant in Utah. Thoy have boon
for the pas, twelve years doing q mos;
unseliish and solfsaeriaeing work among
these Indians. with measure Of visible
good results which would have diseour-
aged . less devoted pair Of workers for
humanity. Il 10 Mr.. Ansas' hope to make
his orehard-farm valuable auxiliary In
his mission operations. aaording a resort
whoro younger Indians learn tho dignity
Of honest labor and az tho same timo find
refuge from the dobasing environment
Of their home lifo. Tho many friends Of
Mr.. and Mrs. An.es among Enterprise
readers will no, DO surprised TO know
that diseouraging circumstances and slim
ness OF apparent results havo no effect
whatever in causing doubt Of clear di-
vine call to this obscure and seemingly
hopeless task.
The La Jurta Tribune has jus. entered
its twenty eighth year Of journalistic use
fIlness. As has been said Of whisksy.
the Tribune itnproves with aro