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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-15
THE SEATTLE STAR EDITORIAL AND MAGAZINE PAGE $$$&&
plNcnor Will BE THE REAL TEST

There can three verdets by President Taft in the BAL
finger matter.
Guilty viii be expressed by evctng Balluger from the
cabinet
"No guilty" will be expressed by evicting Pnchot from
the forestry department.
The third verdict will best be described politics II
may expressed BY leaving both unseahed by the pres
idensial snickersnee.
Only the second be in any an aequitia Tor
Ralinrer aud his administration OF the public lands
Disgusting the fact that Pincho, has raised
definite between himself and Banger II he IS found
by the president be wrong and have unusiy assaied
cabinet member. there BIC halfway measures He
must go
IT, on the other hand the president finds that Pnehot
was justified still he may avoid the actual official deeapita
ton
A president is bound go with and protect member
OF his cabinet beyond the urthest limits Of ordinary conduct
lie is not SO bound with respect minor officials.
According official usage every doubt must be resolved
in favor OF Balinger and against Pnchot
The true test then the conduct Of the interior depart
for the past six months whether Pnehos IS
discharged
II Pnchot permitted continue his notable public ser
vice and Banger also remains the cabinet need be
surprised IN month tSo-say in Decembcrto hear thai
Bainger received such attractive proposition that
he intends returning private life else that private IN
tercs,s demand that his health has given
way his public service and he must seek
rest"
Anyhow Pinchot is the Unless he right he
will go.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-15

Peary'a wan far enough east OF
Cooks 90 prove that the land they
found first WAS ~ considerable
width. and that the islands later
trasersed are IN all probability an
extension of the big arctic nrchl.
pelsgu. SO Grant Land and Grin.
mel Land. previously the "farthast
north" of any big tract. now open
~ the belief that perhaps there IL
a large hidden. ice-covorcd coat.
ncnt np there.
Greenland. which looks small
enough on most mApa. 10 really as
long a. from New York 10 the Rocky
mountains. and as side an from 81.
Paul 90 New Orleans This IL a
fact that many men and women
Who studied Biographies years aud
years ago DO not appreciate.
So thr children of today aud the
future. It's plain "a see. wiii fInd a
iot In theis Biographies that father
and mother didn's know anything
about when they studied tho big
aliases and made paper wads be.
hind thris protecting board covers
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in LITTLE OLD NEW YORK
BY NORMAN.

Fritz. German walter In a much.
frequented Park row foddery. Is 60.
ing about with his neck in a sling
and hts head very much on one
side. A hundred fimes--yea, more
has Fritz told the sad story OF his
wounds 70 his patrons. He tires
not OF telling II. and II Is ever the
same. The catastrophe occurred on
a recent labor celebration.
How did you hurt your neck.
Fritzg' asks customer.
"A akyrocket came down and hit
me" eheerfBIly responds Fritz.
We'll, Well. But that's what
you must expect when you shoot off
fireworks"
But didn't ! shot not anything
Off Not one Yet / should get
hurt ! shoot not one fIrecracker,
yet ] get hit in the necki Is II not
stranger
Fritz beams all over his face.
The mystery seems 10 be a pleasing
one 70 him.
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us and advise US not 70 pile out OF
the bus and demoralize the freokle-
faced manhood OF urasahoppervllle.
on pain OF being tarred and feather
ed. They meant II. too. We drove
on. We all like feathers, but we
don't care for anything smaller
than ostrich plumes.
Mr.. Splash was greatly put out.
He says we will have 10 recoup ut
Red Heller. He knows II will be all
all right there. for the Lisle Sox
played there 10 capacity last year
and beat the Red Heifer semi-pro-
fessiopals, 10 10 "a. and made many
fast friends. In the meantime,
salaries Will be several days late.
And haven't made that home
run Bes vet.
! (Continued.)
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Ill

III.
Life on the potato patch circuit
with bloomer baseball nine is not
one grand sweet song It's more
like piercing scream.
Manager Splash Of the Lialo Sox
plays only the small burgs. whore
shapely DANES chasing tho horse
hide are supposed 10 be a novelty.
We have struck one place where II
Is too much Of a novelty. We were
to meet a picked nine In Grasshop.
pervIlle for rs per cent of the gate
receipts.
We rolled into the place on time,
but we didn't play Grasshopperville
there was a reason. Every out
ragged mother, wife and sister, from
the Dostmistress down TO the vii.
lage goose girl. was there 10 meet
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Telephones Handy.

There Is considerable number
OF weli-dressed people. both men
and women. In New York who are
not desired az patrons by the pro.
prietors OF the expensive eating
houses. How 70 get rid OF them is
always delicate problem. One
man has solved II this way: When
such a person drifts in and seats
himself Cor herself) al a table, an
employe at once presents a card
inscribed. You are wanted at the
telephone"
II tho person goes TO the teie.
phone booth. he 10 met by the man.
ager. who politely but firmly as.
eures him that people Of his sort
are not desired as customers, and
that he will not be served Many OF
the men and women whose ways OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-15
POINTED PARAoRAphs.

A physician heals others for the
purpose of "heeling" himself.
Every man IL a soloist when II
comes TO singing his own praises.
Beware of the man who never
gets angry; there's screw loose
somewhere.
People who think they are the
whole thing are entitled TO another
think.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-15

life render them obnoxious have
learned the system. and when the
little card is handed they. they
simply walk out. There IL no way
70 prevent their trying Il again
whenever they please. but the
scheme gets rid Of them without
any unpleasant scene or fuss in the
presence OF other guests.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-15

II has been determined that the
atmosphere OF Mars IL fit to live
in. but there are still several little
matters TO be cleared up before u
win became popular abode.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-15

OF course after he ceased prac-
ticing Law. Secretary BallInger may
have changed his mind about some
things. but there aren't even any
Esquimaux to prove It.
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REFLECTIONS OF A BACHELOR

Handsome Is as handsome In
dressed up in frills and finery.
The way the average man likes 10
climb the ladder Of success Is on
somebody elso's back.
II can even seem sentimental TO
girl II a man tries to kiss her on
the mouth and does Il on the nose.
A thing that makes a mother have
confidence In her daughter Is to
know how she needs II to keep from
being unhappy about II.
One of the biggest Jobs in life Is
for a man 10 love his wife about a
millionth part ae much as Il sounded
in their love letters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-15

Proponents Of mr. policies" will
watch carefully to See II the en-.
gineer gets the regulation presiden-
tial handshake on this trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-15

II the present flood keeps up in
Mexico, there win be an opening for
good arb builder before long.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-15

Very few wen Informed persons
think that Mr. BaIlIngar could wir
the prize for the popular man IA
the cabinet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-15

yes, our doctor bills we're 40
high that husband thought our
daughter Jane had better marry
Doctor 10 as 10 have one ~ the Tam
ilY Hes a real successful doctor.
too Hut there's q very funny Joke
connected with 81" "cRut you tell
liz why, yes n HIn't any secret
You SEQ. Na dldHst know nniii AFTER
they uero married that he WAS -
horse doctor. ~-=Ciegeland Plain
Dealer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-15
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE

thought would drop you a note
and express my admiration.
FROM AN ADMIRER OF WHAT
is RIGHT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-15

II the Schubert club would put
their troubles to music. Wagner
wouldn't be the only big noise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-15

It's easy TO figure how you can
save money. but saving It Is anoth.
er matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-15

That there are come dark spots
in the city light department ia a
prevalent and persistent opinion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-15

First Aetor--And you went out on
the road In Q genuine sea drama
Actor--Nof there we're too many
Hight h0usss.--Boaton Record.
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Extra Large Asson.,s
OF Crib Blaakels

1gKtz Jacquard Islanksss 4.
ssrso Jacquard Blsnkss. =.
Sssse jacquard Bisn.
httF fsssttrss....sa.f Nh
$3.50 plain white. plnt =,
blue Grecian bordfss ~
ti-g Fringsd Bed
spreads .e+. ...s. nm
ia croeheted Basss,4,.
extra large ..s..4.s.ns|
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-15

Whatever became ~ that yonne
sport Nha used 10 call or you
Well. you see. papa in great On
out door sports. 40 nur niMht ~
threw him out. "-~ Kansas City
Journal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-15

Put your own shoulder % the
wheel ana then call on Hercules. ~-
French.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-15

When mead is greatest. holp II
nearest.--Gsrman.
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BAILLAR6EoN'S
Home
Third Floor
BeddingSpecioL

slze Gray cotsan ~
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Tan blankets
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fi.f tan or Rrsv
soft mooi finlsa 80
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1874 white. exfrs l..
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-15

4 grain aaes NOT fiii a sack. hut
u helps iia fellow spanish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-15

A family upon Riverside drive has
yoHng chinRman as assistant chef
This Chlnk has friend. a young
japanese. employed as valet IN
a nearby home. and often calls him
up on the telephone.
The other night there was a din.
ner In the Riverside drive house
and the Chinaman waited at table
There was much talk Of the dangers
Of war with Japan, the menace OF
the Japs on the coast. etc.
On the Telephone.
The Chinaman came and went.
and seemed 10 hear nothing. After
dinner one Of the family happened
70 pass near tho telephone az the
chinamnn took the receiver off the
hook. He got the home whore the
Jap IN employed, and said politely,
"Yamakichi. he there7 Nc like 10
speak TO him" A minute later he
spoke again:
That you. Yamakichig Hello
you yellow peril son OF a gunneel"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-15
STAR DUST


aiIsseFYst isFFe
there's o pes .
aaf ye'fi find =
she'll an some
time. ssthts
bat fh' she'll"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-15

Ofi IL beet IN the beginning. honey
az ire end and wine In the middle
- Dutch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-15

ms first case Young bocluf~in In
dssdf old Doctor Yep The OK
eeutafN ~ his estate paid my bill
without muruur. Cleveland
Leader
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-15
FROM DlANA'S DIARY

Nine and psrsuss Hs
Ambition Make Home Run
scaAEFER.
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MY WASHINGTON

"
dedicated 10 Tho EvcFsreen StAtel
i have Travelled far the rnilsaE pyAiFtra-
Whore DAkotaa waving 81 golden grain
F5t tbs hearts and homes og men wtth sxnitAfi0n
A. they sing the happy harvest aay's refrain.
Through the cities where the weahy I've In srcndor-
Where the alex and woary the sun
Then my heart returns 70 the@-with such iuugiag-
And Ia memory can yuu--washngfon.
fCh0rual
WmahnKton--W Washington Qeecn ~ the west.
Home % my chitdhood--I love you the best.
All Of thy wfld bcnuty-thy rivers aud rlils-
Thy dairsea and farms In the iap Of The hia.
Thy snow covered peaks In their evergreen dress
Blush morning and night at the bright SUES eareas:
Thy westerly slopes enchanting "a me-
waahlngton-iand OF ghe great sunset
Ger AtIansie's liquid hiIla 70 other nations
Ear across Sahara Deserts burning sands
! have wandered Tar from fhec-I love y dearly
Just TO got uoetng glimpse Of foreign lands.
But my haart has ever been within thy Keeping
Fairest land beneath the skies or shining snn--
And my hungry heart begins 10 alng with giaau.ss
When think Of thce-my native Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-15

magazine entitled f-rhH Summer
gifi should he Preserved Paul
Preserved Graeinus' All have
INST are sweet enough already -ss
ff8Efnn ltaenfd
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m~rety . nsia statement.
8id Gent What aa1apH have you
Walter
Waiter There's hare
old Hnntm-HoM Oars .you make
peranual remarks
Walter continuing SOUP. ar.
and gravy aua--a-4roFnic cuts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-15

flf Figsafn fuN needbt worry
about your wife She has q remark .
abs constitution
uengex Say. doc, You ought 20
see her bf laws. rsisn and reguin
tipna Life.
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-27
TRUTH TRIUMPHS
La Junta Citizens Testify for the
Public Benefit.

\ ruthful statement of ln JuuIn
rIifEnH given IN his own Nunla, should
convince the most skrpiirHI about the
mrr.n ui bonn's Kidney lilla II yuu
suffer from hHcknrhr, urrNuusuraa alrrpa
lr1anr.. urinary disorders Ur any form
nl kidney ills, the cure BE- ht hand, Read
tha
Mr J. ". Brown. ~ ". Second
Street la JuntR. Colo. says u had
. NrI painful back aud after sitting
down I was dilhrult for me TO hfiW.
! attributed my trouble iu disuulrrri
kidurfHf ~ there were muuy symptoms
that rIINed that these organs were Ht
fault The kidney arrfrtiuns were very
Irregular 10 passage md whenever !
took cold u settled on my hduuys aud
aggravated my suffering About ton
luur Hso ! learned uf bpaua Kidney
ltlla md ., that time they brought the
desired relief, Since then when my k.i
utNa have become dtsurlrfrd, after
have rlught cold or uyrrWufknd. / have
procured Doan's Kidney Pills nt ih" Ia
Junin Drug Go, aud they have never
failed to give me relief"
For sale by all dealers Price 10
cohts, IosinfMilbufn 90, Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's-and
take no other.
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-27
Hospital Donations.

Dom'Ions to the City Hospital by
the adies OF the Catholic church
have a.en made as follows:
SIX aottlcs Of lemon essence. five
bomh. Of vanilla essence, one glass
of a0apo Jelly. ono glass Of plum
Jelly. one glass Of chopped pickles
ono ba.ile Of sweet relish, three jars
Of apple butter, one jar Of plum but
tor, aH jars OF pickles, three jars Of
tomatoes. one Jnr Of peaches, ono jar
Of MnAIcan chill, three sacks Of corn
meal ,Hn pounds each. two sacks Of
graham flour, ton pounds each, ono
toa can two cake turner's.
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-27
A Handsome Woman

Every woman may not be hand
some, but every woman should
keep with care the good points
nature has given her. No woman
need have sallow skin. dull eye,
blotehy complexion, who pays
proper attention TO her health.
Where constipation, livcrd dcrnngc-
ments, blood impurities and other
irregularities exist, good complex.
ion, bright eyes and sprightly
movements cannot exist. Internal
arrangements reveal themselves sooner
or later on the surface. Headache. dars,
rings around the eyes, ssllo~ akin, a con.
slant tired feeling --.mesn that the liver
and digestive organs are needing help and
correction. Chamberlain Stomach and
Liver Tablets give this necessary help.
They -y.t IN ns,.s.s own way. They do no,
merely fl"sh tn. be~es bu, ton. up III. liver srd
stomach 10 fulfil ,hsw proper too,i i,on. So mild
es< s.n''e do they sst ,bss one h.s,il, issi,ses
shss they have ':hsn s'ed'sins;. Chamberlain .
Tsslsss b. relied vsss 10 relieve b.i,,vspess.
i-ttsestsoo. constipation and d,ssiaess. Sold sv.
s'ksss. Pssss 40 ss"'s.
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-27

Joe I1'orge, superintendent Of
the cou} poor farm. was in town
the fir. u the week, trying to figure
out whether be- was going to have a
turkey lor his Thanksgiving dinner.
Early u the week he sull had sew
eral curraI"d, but seemed to be very
doubtfII whether that would be
enough 70 las, the coyotes until
Thanksgiving day Since last spring
he has lost ciEhty.seycn turkeys by
the coyo.. route. lie expected to
make piece Of money this year on
his tursnys, and he estimates that
the coy..'s have beat him out Of at
least $500 since February. Some Of
our lo.h spor's might organize n
coyote .ua, and rid the country Of
them.
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-27
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1909.
MAN ABOUT
Town

The Thanksgiving turkey has put
in appearance upon many occasions
in years past and gone but it never
was so much in evidence as this year
Of petrIfIed prosperity. How strange
1t seems that turkey growers never
have anything to sell at the time
when prices are the highest but this
is much the way Of the world and
nobody Is to blame for #.
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-27

c. \. Watson. Of Fowler, was
county seat visitor last Monday morn
Ing, coming up with delegation
from that town 10 confer with tho
county commissioners and make pre-.
lImlnary arrangements for the or.
ganization Of the Omor irrigation Dis.
urict The Omnr ditch IL located
twelve miles south Of Fowler aud at
present has about 5000 acres Of
land under the fifteen miles Of canal
It Is the intention to organize an
Irrigation district embracing about
10000 acres. and develop two rrsor.
Yolr sltos-ono known as Snowdrn
lake Of $500 acre feet capacity, aud
another by building dam across Ap.
ishapa canon. 400 feet wide and
ninety feet high. which will have a
reservoir capacity Of 5000 acre feet.
Tho contemplated improvements viii
cost In the nclFhborhood Of $3.50. 900
Tho omor ditch has priority from
tho Arkansas river Of 100 feet, dating
1898. There are 200 shares In the
omor Ditch Company which have a
par value OF 500 each. Two years
ago they were selling below par. but
at the present timo the market value
of each share is 5000. and none are
for sale oven at that price. II wont
be long until good water right IN
Colorado will be on n par with the
market value Of diamonds. and about
as hard TO got.
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-27

F. a. Mckinney. who assisted In
the wora OF compiling the La Junta
city Dir.Nory, has just completed a
similar book at Montrosc. The Mont,
rose Enterprise says: "Montrose has
been faxed 30 much by travelling fax,
irs that 1t Is a relief to have at least
one s'ranger come TO town and carry
out proposition that comes up to
the prospectus Mr.. Mckinney has
done This In his new Moutrosc city
directory. Mr.. Mckinney has not
only made good, but has more than
made good In his work lie has
given US much better book than
the most sanguino had expected. The
directory takes In the whole Of
Mouuuae county and from the more
or less close porusal We have given
It, We are convinced that II is as
near oompletc As hard aud conscIen-
tlous work can make a production Of
this t.nd." Incidentally. while rn.
gagged n his directory labors in La
Juna Mr.McKlnncy courtcd. won and
married Miss Emma Peterson. Of this
city lie is a very promising young
man
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-27

At u. time Colonel Roosevelt was
carryina 900 his simpllfipd spelling
movemu u Washington there was
a mee.me OF educators at Battle
Creek,Muu-an. and they visited the
great sa.Hurums there.
They a.ra shown through, and par
ticular ..r.-s was laid by the guide
on the ..araod ami diseased colons,
1t beina claimed tina, here was the
seat of mosr disease.
There aa, banquet that nigh,
and on. To-, tho visitors opened his
speech u.a This. Washington as we
all knoa is the seat Of spelling re.
form, bu take it, Battle Greek is
bound lo b. the seat Of punctuation
reform, .s as we were told today,
you con. here with a colon and you
depart a.A a scmi-coluu
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-27

Three hundred thousand men came
west for the recent land lotteries and
spent about twelve million dollars In
fares and expenses, most Of them
getting nothing It Is time the gov
ernmeut put an end to such practices
and sold It's lands as other land hold
crs do. Not one person in ten who
gets one OF these claims has any hon
est intention of settling upon them
They are spectators merely. The
government does some queer things.
Denver Field and Farm.
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-27


can rlshnully be numbered
among tho country's most
~ careful investors. The Col,
orado fruit farmer. especially, is sci.
dom ensnared by fake schemes. He
10 satisfied 20 place his earnings
where they earn consistent rate
Of Interest and are absolutely safe.
For this reason, an Interest se.
count In this bank has, for nearly
eighteen years, been the choice Of
Colorado farmers and ranehmon.
It's sansins-by.maIl department is
the largest and most modern In the
West. No matter where you live,
you can deposit with this bank, and
your funds will earn Four per cent
interest.
send today for Booklet a." which
explains our system.
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-27

1t is not too much to say that the
greatest work In development in the
West will center. with proper effort,
in the Arkansas Valley in the next
five years. This means the region
from Canon. Colorado. to Dodge City.
Kansas, and 1t means no more to any
section Of that stretch OF country
than II does TO La Juuta. the center
and natural clearing house Of the
richest valley iu the world
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-27

When the dust is on the counter
and the cobweb's on the shelf and
there's no one In the store but
your own dlsheartencd self. and your
stock IS getting shelfworu, and every
thing looks stale, and bills enough
are coming In to make baker pale.
Oh! thens the time a fellow is a
feelin' kind o blue, and Is puzzled
with the thought Of the proper thing
to do. In such a situation but one
remedy applies. II you want TO get
the customers, you've got TO adyer-
tise.
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-27

Our esteemed, but somewhat dis.
tant contemporary, the Golden Trans.
cript. celebrated It's forty.fourth birth.
day last week-a record unoxcelled
except by two papers in the state.
Since 1866 It has been under the
control OF the same famlly-Goorge
VI. West, now deceased, and since
conducted by his son. II. d. West
and George NJ. Kimball Like old
wine II improves with age, It's only
Objectionable feature being Of a po.
litical nature, and announces that Il
expects to be doing business at the
old stand for another forty four years.
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-27
IA JUNTA TRIBUNE
FRED B. MASON. Editor and Proprietor

Entered at the PostotfIce at La Junta.
Colorado. as second-cIass mall matter.
La Junta tribune., 1909-11-27

Noah George, an old-tIme Santa Fe
engineer, has been In town this week
visiting his daughter, Mrs. C. II.
Brown. MIR George has quit rail
roading, and is now the Colorado
agent for the Crude Oh Stove Burn
er, with headquarters In Pueblo. This
burner is something new under the
sun, and costs about seven cents per
day TO operate It. furnishing heat on
very short notice and at very slight
expense. The only drawback In Gre
ating a demand for 1t In Colorado is
the difficulty In securing crude petro-
leum. Mr. George in the near fu.
turo will have one Of the burners IN
La Junta for the purpose Of giving
demonstrations.