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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-07

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iaa baaoe Gomfirfen og SIepoIoelfe,
cg 3riitiariteiis 6Ritning. gae bis,e
Sangforeninger fortiener Dor fnIac
InerfienoeIie, og De reipeftipe Sssu.
itrnfterar Dor 9af. 4eiultatet Dor
al sGre pnrb. Gle arefting bsitcoe
mcget gifalo nteo fine gianonumre
5olfeIipsbiIeoer al Gricg.
Programmes ftore 0unre pro-.
itereoes al Sangerforbunoets Jpnes.
for UNDER ben bpgtige 2eSeIie al
Erof. Spcrati. 90 Sr. arpeihoug's
Solopartier | ole oisie bcrIige 80.
neoigt, nogIe at Be bebitc % melt be.
fienote | norbiifNS angfunit bIce til
en- erorm Sufces. s Den fraftige
SpIfning al @onbsfor bapoe ban en-
pregtig "gasgrunb" for lin pGloige
garpton, og Den ltes trent title Tom
en- 8aarnats 9rsm eler mGgtig iom
ct SrseIbrus, iom ct Sosiep9lo al
Soner.
81 nGpner @rieg's "Signro Sor.
ioIafar", 2inbeman's "&irfen ben er
ct gammeIt Sus", SaarfIou's "8ar.
De" og til SIutning @rieg's p9Ibise
Soneoist "Sanofienoing". Den belle
aoncert bIeu, iom iaet, en- uforglem.
melig Seitituno. Den bapbe BET bsie.
blaa Simnlelboalb til Gag, mems gu.
guitoagcns iterfe Sol ifinnenbe oper
De taIrige bpioe Suer og CAB Reiler
ira Oct blanfe Steinpap SlpgeI %
fra Srfeitrets Snitrumenter. 90 set
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net berlige Solifinspeir. Men ON.
firing itob @ranerne, itore % Itiue,
% lDtteoe. Se oannebe en- prpgtia
&amnte ON De iolbrpnote @ifinger,
% Safe @aibington bagenom Sceilen
blinfeoe blaa % blanf I Senbags.
iiiIbeoen. Siniioes ben ieien Itaf
noele @raner Sopebet frem, %
l9nsit bag Iaa De fierne gaier / en-
bIaa Sarpeois.
0e fraftige norife Sange iteg Tom
Wor Norges eene pafre Gptbmer
frem | ben itiue, io%IipIbte 2uit, %
ielp Hammen ON oct belle bar Iao
tppiif norif meo aas og Sis %
@ranifog, at mtalt bapbe panifeligt
for at t9nfe fig at bore | ct fremmeo
2auo.
Ena mig perionlig .birfeoe Senne
aoncert iom ct timber. Den bsrer
til De itore Winoer / nit 2ip.
Psi Otter aoitcertcn traf lea til.
fGIoig Sr. Sbomas aoIberip, bpis
Ggte 9ereenicrbumsr bite fig at boz.
re Iiaeiaa friift % ipruoIenbe iom At
gomIe Gaae". 9esuben Sr. @unnor
Suno, Stapongermanb % aosmopo.
lit, oa Sr. goolf Wosbeim, Ser er be.
fienot for fine Weriter fra gnbes.
fjelbene og fra gloifa. 9ette er Sc
ire ferite fierlbte Sizes, ieg bor feet i
Sebet af iibite Maaneo. 90 set bar
mig nGiten iom en- Set at fua tale
norif igiet.
SIap 9sbmer.
Seattle, @aib., 29be Aug 1909.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-07
5lnrn gukntu.
@il Leblanc Trriibcnicn. 81

gil lcSiaac ErGiScntcn. @iiper'
nor Sobn @urfe bor ira "SoteS TO
the @ulf gSiocioticu" mobtaget Sno'
bpoelie til at leoiaae TrGiioent Gait
poa bans Geiie neoouer 8looen ira
ct. 9ouis til Neip SrleanS, bpiIfen
Rciie pil iinoe Steo beu 2lbe Otto
Der. @~upcrneren gior0e Innn1e Slr
meo Ireiibent Hooiepelt | 1907.
Gpu9rcsmano @rpnna % bans
Ssn Samcs Dor iprleoen Dag rGr
blepet brGbt REQ ell lllpfte / HGrbe-
Den al Sofuta, iort oereS gutomobil
.pplteoe. Ga &c fiprte neo ell Sotte,
aft noaet iitpffer / NaifinerL men
set IuffeoeS aongresmmnben at boppe
.uo on poa betne Moobc Irelle ltg,
nleoenS Ssnen peo at bufe Jig neo
aisrctsiet rnogit at blipe fuiilt. Som
set git bIep DOG begge noget torllno'
zoe.
1GrNu siur 10 bcmrrtct. Sore.
gelieu / SnotTgtcrue peo 6orgoS
@oitfuutor for aiuigte SitIi Mtadneo
patte %piitlot aIlcre0c peo Hegnlto'
bets a%iilutning betpoelig SpmGrt'
lumbcN, men iorit efter at &egnlta.
BET ira ANDRE al Sauoets ltprre Spcr
uar molcbet, funbe man oanne ltg
nogen SorcitiQing ON boor ltor Sen-
ne 6~oregelie / SirfeIigbeoen p0r.
Mtan berer iaaleoes M, at Den glen'
nemiuitlige 6oregelie j SnbtGaterne
peO Ioittontorerue / 80 al SanoctS
Iitsritc gper bclsb liz til SIS Ero'
cent, meoeuS Sarge piier 34.73. Sim
ct eucIte &outor pilcr Ell itsrre 6or.
eeelle, og Oct er Seottle meo line III
timber Silreiienoe, Der beleger llo'
itiainger oeruoe % iomti0ig / BETH
oeIig Dion biGlper til at ege Eoit.
fontorcts SnotG9ter, Der M piicr
en- 6oregeIie al Ala Iroecnt. Zen
@p, Der fomnier nGit eiter Sarge, CT
CAPTION. Ohio. meo 33, -. ri andre
Gpcr fon nPpues Ct. HauI meb
1888, minneapolis meo t0,4S, 9em
gorf meo 9.54 % Gbicago meo
10.4S 1rocent 6oregelic. Ii 9per.
bDis E~oItfontorer piicr Hcoaana
S%notGgtcrne for nGpnte Msaanco,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-07
5tliiturJntu.

SsSsiaiS / Scrsus Suas. Mr$.
q. 81. @otteIiou oebe iorieocn / III
Siem / 5ergi,s Sails. So aar gom'
mel. Sun bapoe boet Der iibcn 1873.
SpGnSt ibjGl Of en- Scit. Sobr
Of blep iorleoen ippnot libel al en-
Seit poa Ole giterielts Sarm peo glr.
sple. aiosbe eiterlaoer JIG Suitrl
og ilere Barn.
Sarmers Glepntpr SO. 5 ginine
rrsnniierebes forIeSen @ining SO.
OPERATING elepator Gomparp meo en-
anpital af $4,000. Gets gmbeos.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-07
3Hnutuuu.

Yranb / Su5emans Nortbern ga
ciiic 9anens 6raetitation meb tillig'
genoe 8arebuie idmt ct Euiin laiteoe
Srogtpogne br9nbte ben Site Slug. |
9o5enait. Sabet aniloges til $50
600. Man pco life bporbon Slben
opitoo; ba Den opbageoes, bar aaere-
&c ale 9pgninge fuloe al Tsg. Sta
tiol1en peutes itrar at blipe gienop'
hnaaet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-07
1nnbtnpton.

Ssbc / Scattle. - CHARLES u.
Sitrem, Der isr bar pGret Sorret-
ningsmano / minneapolis % ienere
/ SeattIe, men Tom De iibite @ar bar
trilffet Jig tilbage fra Sorretningsli-
pet, ogbe ben 2ben bs. | Seattle al
9ommelic. Som blep 67 Iar gom-
mel og eiterlaoer JIG Suitru og fire
Born.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-07

mGno CT NJ. y. Srrto, ErP1toenf, vs.
SnIporion, giceprniioent; Gle s. SI'
ion, SefretGr, 90 CHARLES u. Sino,
adsierer.
Sur mango biSife Snnbe. 6ot
liiercc Gang inoen Dc iibite iaa Tiger
er man / Sergus Sails blepen u0iai
for at ripes libel al bioife Suuoe.
let fioite SiIi9Ioe bar EN- Iioen Gut.
Grnin Geterion, Der Dor ii Wfil slten'
for 9pen. @n Sarge maotte tilfaloes
for at IL iauimerl De al Sunoen repne
SIGnger / Guttens SUB.
Src Wnpcrnprer paa ct Bret. 8ee
Upper MiSiisiippi Improvement us
Iiociations Wsoe, iom Den 6te Otto
Der itoI oiboIbes | @inona, bill Der
blipe life i9rre ems tire 8rpernsrer
tilItebe. Soruoen @up. .Spbn u.
ISobnion bar nemlig 8upernsrerne
Gapibion fra @iseoniiu % Carroll
ira Soma lonet at fomnIe.
Np Sfplebpguins ! &cb Wins. Grl
nm Sfolebpgning til eft 9oitenoe al
$4,000 bill blioe opfsrt | &eo 8ing.
|gpeninsen ifaI uoeIuffenoe benptteS
til llnoerpisning / Saanogiernings-
arbciocr % &usbplouing. Nelion
Continuation so. | Waion Gitp, Sa..
bar iaact aoutroft poa Spisrelicn al
@paninaen, % ben ifal barre i9roig
inaen lite SSini npite Ior.
@uro / Minncapplis. Oscar Car
ion, Der bar Spparter | Ell Suloon
paa Geoor Ipenue / minneapolis,
blep iorriae Qeroag Iiten ifubt pg
orpbt al TO muifereoe MGno, Der
plpnoreoe Solponen. Oct bar life
Ipffebes Eolitiet at fomme poo Spor
efter Morberne, bporfor Superrpr
Sobnion bar uolopct $3.50 for laa-
ounte Splpsninger, Der fan leoe til
oereS Yuagribelie.
Iarlia Sppa. Sor at bringe liot
gfperIing / oct ensiormige StolelIo
ianot nogle gleper peo en- Sanoels'
ifole / Nfanfato forleoen pao at boil
De liot 2eier mleo EN- al line aame'
rater. vi en- Wanosoragt lapet DC
iitano Ell "StruamanO" % logoe Den
unber Miiis Sriebe Nclions Seng.
benne ON afteucn ioet bun GIT
tilicnas opoa9ebe "Mtanoen", blep
bun imioIcrtib ioo forifrGffet, at bun
if ct bpltcriif Nuiulo, Der | togen
Sib ioaeoe al Mtunterbeo pda Ssr.
0tiis Ielion Dor / Iprbeoen al Slap
ton.
Gmlntbs gamlc Gr.Mapur bpS.
Sobn 0rep, Der TO @onge bar pTret
Miopor | 9ulutb % Ell al oenne gps
fprite SorretningsmGno og Glolte
Snobpaaere, oeoe Den lite os. galllte
.IplnoicIi9 / ben beie Gloer al 81 aar.
Wlr. Grem fom til 0ulutb allereoe !
1869, bo Steoct fprit begpnote at
bIipe 9p, oa inbtil ban for nogle Var
iiben poa 8run oof lin Iloer maatte
truffe Jig tiIbase fra 6orretnin9Sll;
bet bar han itubig en- at @penS met
oftipe Mpno. San blep isrIte San9
polat til Muppr / 1874 og 'tolte
@ana / 1879. aiosoe efterlaoer lta
SlItru, TO Conner % Ell Cater.
gibulSsiulfcnc bplSer StGpnc. lln'
Der Sen lofale Trobibitionsflubs Iu'
ipicicr bolbteS forrige llge ct Iterre
Sriluitsmeoe / &enpon, bportll ~
bolosiolf ira ioauel gpeu lom On
can nur iremmebt. Senimoo LOCO
Weuneifer por tilitebe. Saler bler
holot al Euitor &ulter, Or. VI. Z.
ISibfoniau % %, g.. GaIoer,poop Iro
Winneopolis. IiboloSioltet bar pi'i
Tia at pprc mUqtige / &cnpcn loei
2icenie peo iioIte Talg life oprlaneoe
mere enc TO Stcmmers Woioritet, %
Georae s. gorlaub, Der bar Erobibi'
ItioniiterncS &anoioat for Segislatn'
rem, nnnglebe finn otte Sten1nler pao
Of blipe noldt,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-12-17
SPRINGFIELD Wants
COMMISSION COVERT

Springfield. ILL.,, Dec. 16.-Special-
The struggle for the enactment of
bin providing for the commission
form of government was begun by
the down-state cities in the first ten
minutes of the extra session of the
illinois Legislature yesterday.
The bin, which carries the backing
of the Peoria conference and which
is the DesMoineS plan, brought up
to date, went into the senate and
house simultaneously. while a big
lobby, representing twenty of the
larger cities of the state outside OF
Chicago, watched the procee iimgs.
Senator Richard J. Barr presented
the bill in the upper house. 1t was
referred Immediately to the commit
tee OF municipalities The hackers of
the bill do not anticipate serious
trouble in the senate.
In the house after being intrOduc I'd
by Representative T. n. German Of
Peoria, the bill went to the commit
tee on municipal corporations, OF
which Representative F. E. Erickson
of Chicago, is chairman.
In this committee at the regular
session the bill died. When it was
shipped back there again yesterday
there were audible smiles.
The bill provides that any incorpor-
ated municipality with a population
of less than 100000 may adept the
commission form Of government by
direct vote of the people.
Upon a petition to the county court
by one-tenth of the legal voters at
the last election the question shall be
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-12-17

| submitted. If the majority of the
| votes are favorable the city adopts
the law and it becomes effective upcG
| the third Tuesday in April. 1911, ant
! biennially thereafter.
Existing ward lines are abolished
| and the present form of city govern
| ment is discarded The city council
| shall consist of a mayor and four COM
! missioners, who shall be elected fol
term of two years.
There are no parties, no party plat
form, and no designating marks upon
the official ballots. After the election
the city affairs are divided into five
departments by the commits sioners-
department Of public affairs, depart
| ment OF accounts and finances, de-
partment of public health and safety
department of streets and public inn
provements, department Of public
property.
The departments are allotted to the
commissioners by the vote Of the
commission, the mayor being the
head of the department of public af-
fairs and the vice chairman, who is
S6COl1u W ulC IId VI, wills IAlS '-'AAiS
Of the department of accounts and
finances.
No franchise to any public service
corporation shall become effective un-
til ratified by a referendum vote of
the people. No city official Or en-
ploye shall be interested in any city
contract; publicity of campaign and
election expenses by the candidates
for members of the council is man
datory.
The recall of the mayor or any of
the commissioners may be gained by
filing a petition with the county court
and by a majority of the votes cast
at an election to be called the indi-
vidual, may be ousted. from office.
The right of initiative is granted to
tho people upon the matter upon
which the city council is empowered
to legislate and the referendum may
be demanded upon any ordinance
which th council may enact.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-12-17
-QUICKSAND.
How It Is Formed and Its Grewsome
Characteristics.

How It Is Formed and Its Grewsome
! Characteristics.
| 10 most persons the word quick
sand" gives Il sensation or horror SIM
liar to that produced by the thought
Of snake, and many sensational ac-
counts have given to quicksand al
most human attributes. No ordinary
observer would be able to distinguish
dry uuicksand from any other sand.
and the average person would be un-
able to restore it to its quick" prop
critics even if he tried. If water is
mixed with the quicksand the mass
! does not become mobile, and If the
water is drained Off the sand will be
found firmly packed.
Quicksand is comparatively very
light. weighing about ninety -four
pounds to the cubic foot, while other
forms of sand run as high as III
pounds. Quicksand when examined
under the microscope will be found to
have rounded corners. like river sand.
as distinguished from sharp" sand.
1t Is uuicksaud that is used in hour
glasses and egg glasses. partly because
Of it's tineness and partly because it
does not eventually cloud the glass by
scratching, as would the sharp sand.
1t is to its lightness that quicksand
owes it's deadly qualities. and DEM
onstration of how it becomes quick
may be given by placing a quantity
in a bucket and adding water by pres
sure through hole in the bottom. al
lowing the water to overflow very
slowly when it has worked up through
the sand. The upward current will be
found to loosen the sand and to raise
the surface very slightly. separating
and lubricating the particles so that
they are easily displaced.
The bucket now contains genuine
uuicksand. The sand. owing to the
support it receives from the water,
has it's weight. or supporting power,
reduced proportionateiy. weighing IN
the water but thirty-two and half
pounds as against ninety-four pounds
when dry. Bulk for bulk. the mixture
is nearly twice the weight OF a man.
but Is too mobile to give support and
too thick to swim in. In its natural
state, presenting an apparently firm
surface, resembling simply damp sand.
it is the most deadly man trap con-
ceivable.
Quicksand requires in all cases an
upward current which is not quick or
strong enough to break through In
the form of spring. Ordinarily wa
ter flowing over quicksand will not
make it dangerous. 1t may be formed
in tidal rivers and on the shores OF
tidal seas by the rising tide saturating
q porous stratum of ground below high
water mark. and when the tide falls
return current is established through
the porous SANDY ground with sufa-
Gent velocity to loosen the sand and
--."ba Il "nu!cl"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-12-17
JONES PREPARING DEFENSE

Fargo, N. D., Dec. 16.-Andy H.
Jones, under $4,000 bonds in connec-
ton with the failure OF the Rugby
National bank and the First State
bank of Barton, arrived in the city
last evening. With his attorneys,
Judge Engerud of Fargo and Attorney
w. E. Purcell Of Wahpeton, work
will be started ON his defense. BY an
order of the court he will be allowed
the privilege OF checking over the
books now in the possession of the
district attorney, which hav been
gone over by an expert examiner.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-12-17
TROUBLE OVER A SNOW BAL

TROUBLE OVER a SNOW BALL.
Larimore N. D., Dec. 16.-Fred
Giese of Larimore by his guardian,
Caroline Giese and through his at
torneys, has filed action agaisnt Ed
gar L. Richter of Larimore, editor of
the Uarimore Pioneer. The lad is
suing for damages claimed to have
been sustained as a result of a beat
ing received at the hands of Richter.
1t seems that the troubl arose over
the throwing of a SNOW ball (which
Richter blamed young Giese for and
for which he proceeded to thresh
him.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-12-17

GIVING RED CROSS STAMPS.
Cowan's drug store is giving away
with each purchase Red Cross stamp
until after Christmas.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-12-17

$. :: :. = = :. :. :. !: :. :: :. :: = : :
= DIAMONDS. :.
: When you think of DiamOns, =
= think of us. We are direct i'm :
(: porters and can save you at least :.
:. one profit. !:
:. KNOWLES E. HANEY. =:
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-12-17

Get your fancy and domestic arti-
cles and food stuffs at the Friday
Baptist sale. Church parlors.
La Junta tribune., 1909-02-13
Birthday Suggestion.

Editor Tribune: We hope the out
turst OF enthusiasm which prompts
the American people 10 remember
in fitting manner the birthday Of
Abraham Lincoln. may last until the
22d Of this month. when Washing.
tons birthday anniversary occurs.
These two men. the greatest and the
most illustrious characters In the an
nails OF our country's history. we're
born in the same month. II is not
question OF which was the greater
man Their birthdays should be ce!e-
brated with equal manifestations OF
love and admiration.
William E. Gladstone. the great
English commoner. said Of Washing
ton: He was the purest figure in
all history. II among all the ped
estals supplied by history for public
characters OF extraordinary nobility
I saw one higher than all the rest.
and was required to name the
fittest occupant. should name
George Washington"
J. l.. BERRY.
La Junta. February IL, 1909.
La Junta tribune., 1909-02-13
SKATING RINK NOTES.

| Large crowds continue to attend
the rink at every session
Grand marches are now the lead.
ing feature at the evening sessions.
DIR. HubbelI has developed into past
master as a leader.
Or. Ragsdale Is developing into .
fancy skater Of high degree The
Doctors motto is. II your love for
skating interferes with your business.
quit business.
Tom Wood. although still somewha
physically disfigured by having his
arm in sling. smiles and looks
pleasant with great regularity at the
| rink sessions. and contemplates with
utmost confidence aud some satisfac-
tion his early temperance in roller
circles.
The first of series of prize con-
tests for children took place last Sat
urday afternoon The prizes. a hand
some pair of scissors and a pocet
knife. were won by Ruth Morris and
Martin Dougherty, the award heing
made to the most graceful couple
on rollers.
Leon Sprague, the great stilt
skater. will play the rink February
I'D. 23d and cath. Manager Behy-
| mer is OF the opinion that still skat-
ing will become all the rage in Ia
Jnnta after the appearance of this
artist. and has placed an order for
several pairs Of silt skates TO ac-
commodate some Of the more dar-
ing of his patrons.
Three was an exciting one.mile
contest last Saturday evening. With
five starters on the lineup Of the
tape. but not quito 30 many a, the
wind-up and finish. Two Of the con.
testants were put out OF business
by hard falls. Harrison crossed the
tape first. with J. Cover 4 close sec-
ond. Time. three minutes and twenty
five seconds. The novelty barrel
race was won by Ed Edwards. F
Farmer A. L. Bosley dropped n
At the rink one day this week. He
told Manakger Behymer that it was
his first appearance in skating rink
circles. He was decidedly impressed
and said that skating must be great
sport. Before leaving he approached
the manager and gave out the n.
formation that he was going home q
thresh the alfaifa seed out Of II
hair. spruce up bit and take to "a
Iskaaing habit.
La Junta tribune., 1909-02-13
REMIMI8CE
. . .
0o~ssilsd Fe0Ss yeAASUs
Flies -
y~s~sy vssrs 49,.

Farmers around Chivington were
corn at 80 cents per hun
dred.
La Junta tribune., 1909-02-13

La Junta. February IL. 1909.
La Junta tribune., 1909-02-13
FREE TRIPS TO EXPOSITION.
Colorado Springs Evening Telegraph
Offers Six Sig Fries.

There Is great interest throughout
the West just now In the Alaska
Yukon + acific Exposition. which will
open at Seattle June LIST next In
order to Increase It's circulation and
, TO also advertise the big western fair.
the Evening Telegraph OF Colorado
Springs has adopted the plan of hay
ing Its readers vote on the question
of whom TO send on this fine saca-
ton tour.
The state has been divided into
districts. and the TIE -egraph will pay
the expense OF the six candidates who
get the most votes in the several
districts. In order that the three can
didates from the state at large need
not have to compete with the con
testants from Colorado Springs and
Ell Paso county. one candidate will
be sent from the eastern portion
of Colorado. a second person from tn
upper portion OF western Colorado.
and a third contestant from the low
er part of the western Colorado.
A representative OF the Telegraph
was here explaining the proposition
to several of our young ladies'. and
1t is expected that at least one OF
them will enter the race. which is
open TO every boy or girl, man or
woman of good stan ling In this VI
cinity. Everybody has an equal
chance to earn this fine trip and
those who are willing to exchange a
little of their spare time for a nice
summer vacation would do well TO
write at once to the Contest Editor
of the Telegraph for particulars.
|, is understood that extraordinary
efforts are being made by the Tele-
graph TO increase its subscription
lists. and as II is a bright, newsy
paper their efforts will no doubt be
successful. In addition to the prize
trips offered to contestants, the spec.
nual bargain period OF full years
subscription for only 1915 cash tthe
regular price is $3.50 will hold good
this year from March / to is inclu-
sive
The persons in each district re-
ceiving the largest number of points
or votes in the Teiegraph's contest
will be taken In Pullman car toI
Seattle. via Salt Lake and Port
land. All expenses en- route and for
the entire trip OF two weeks will be
paid by the Telegraph. and chap
erone will be with the party al al
times II you want TO go along.
write today to the Telegraph Colo
RADIO Springs. Colo.
La Junta tribune., 1909-02-13

Farmers around Chiyington were
marketing corn at 80 cents per hun,
dred.
The Bank OF Eastern Colorado
opened for business February 10
1883. The .date was not propitious
John NJ. Waldron and I.afe Pence
were among the distinguished attor
neys employed to talk against coun
ty division before the Legislative com
mittee.
Mrs. c. NJ Churchill, the indus
trious Queen Bee" woman. was can
vassing La Junta in the interes, oi
her paper She is still making her
regular rounds.
Edward J. Deeds and Miss Sarah
J. Kelly. sister OF Rev. Father kel.
ly. were united In the holy bonds
OF matrimony at Hutchinson. Kan,
and came to La Junta TO make their
future home
Once more the Tribune denied the
rumor that the shops. at La Junta
were to be moved to Pueblo. LA
Junta Is SO situated as to render
shops OF considerable magnitude a
necessity here"
Twenty years ago the Tribune was
good prophet, and remarked: La
Junta wants a Touring mill. electric
lights. fifty more dwelling houses
and county seat. and what is more
to the point. she will have them all
before 1890" She did.
Mayor Swink. Of Rocky Ford. told
the county line committee that there
wasn't a cultivated farm within Two
miles of La Junta-and the air
around the proposed county seat
was sulphurous for several days
thereafter
La Junta tribune., 1909-02-13
Morrison. Faust" Coming.

The prevailing Devil show tad
makes the revival of Faust the
Lewis Morrison version. which will be
seen in this city "Wednesday evening,
February 18th, Of unusual interest.
Goethe's moving story Of love and
temptation long ago established IL
self in the affections OF numerous
body OF theater-goers. Unlike the
modern devil" play 1t points a
moral straight and true. and graphi-
cally predicts the consequences OF
sin. Good old plays like Faust" are
decided and refreshing relief from
the filth and sentimental gush Of the
too prevalent problem play.
Rosabell Morrison. daughter of the
man who made the part of Mephis-
to a standard among stage portrait
ures. is sponsor for the revival.
which Is highly commendabie from
every viewpoint. The action of the
drama is enbeliished with electrical
effects and illusions that hold the
spectators within the spell Of mys-
ticism in which his Satanic Majesty
enwraps the mortals OF the tale. and
a chorus OF singers contribute to the
general excellence Of the perform
ance.