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La Junta tribune., 1909-07-17
NEWS or sWiMk.

Miss Louise Phillips spent Sunday
in Rocky Ford.
Rev. smothers Was numbered with
the sick last week.
New line Of Hamilton Brown shoes
At the Beatty Reynolds Company.
Joe skliris and family have gone
to Salt Lake for . months visit.
b. Nakoa. chief Of the Japs. made
business trip to Pueblo this week.
Mr.. Croop. ex-marshal OF Rocky
Ford. was peddling cherries In swink
Tuesday.
J. W. Lee. former grocerman at
Mrs. A. Stops. 10 now employed at
the Lobby saloon.
Il has been reported that license
viii be granted TO two more -.
looms At 5000 . year.
Miss Gladys Tarbox returned Mon.
day from New York, where she has
been attending school the past two
years.
A band Of Indians working TOR O.
d. Hsdley entertained the farmsrs
With an Indian war dance Monday
evening.
George Glysson. ex-manager Of the
Ia Junta base ball team, was In
svtnk Monday. looking sor . Ioca.
tioa for . saloon.
". and Nrs. Inseesoil, Msdolins
Dsysr and Miss Louise Phillips a.
tsadsd the dance 1t Rocky Ford
Saturday evening.
Mrs. william vanwlnkle. Of the
SsAdls Rock Restaurant, has addsd
aa avnias. which Asips the looks oi
The psscs vesy nscA.
QuAst 4 Williams vim sive . da,cu
st tAs Hansbsov rsstasrant rooa
tAs IA. TIE Rocky Ford orchsstrs
viii fssAisA tAs nussa.
NJ. Grant Holly. formerly oe Sviah
but sos tAs past ysas . ssuAsns a
Ana Artos. Mich. u visiting IL
sesess q hb cAildheod asousd III
vicinity q SWAT.
TAs closing a he sajooas n Il
Jsata hss already ha1 ~ stesct o.
owiak. - ~ strssts have -
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La Junta tribune., 1909-07-17
Santa Fs Reading Rooms.

The last issue OF the Santa F.
Employees Magazine contains . yer,
interesting article by S. Z Busser
superintendent Of reading roomi
OF the Santa Fe, who inaugura ated the
present system eleven years ago
The article gives a description oi
each one Of the five reading rooms
and club houses and thirteen read
Ing rooms which have been estas
lished by the Santa Fe for he bene
ft OF their employees.
On the payroll Of the reading room
department there are forty six EN-
ployes. whose average SALARY per day
Ia ti.5o. or a monthly SALARY expense
OF 5000.
The cost Of operating reading
rooms on the system is 5000 q
year. apart from renewals and the
purchase Of books and papers.
The yearly cost Of papers 10 about
$500. A similar amour, 10 spenl
for books.
The expense Of putting On enter
tAinmcnts during the season OF siz
months Is atou, 5000.
Salaries. Improvements and re
newais entail 4 cost OF 10000 Z
year.
The Santa Fe has now, countinl
the first cost Of buildings and fur
nishihgs. over s:so.coo invested II
reading rooms.
The description Of the reading rooa
and club house st La Jun,a . - fol
lows:
Passing west wc come 10 the Ii
Junta reading room and club house
q. W. Mccauiey. librarian.
This building has fourteen rooms
which can take care Of eigh,ssn en-
ployes. and Il IL filled every nieht
many being turned away. !, y With
out doubt the most attractive build
Ing on the Atchison proper
Il has . basement with taehs az
bowling alleys. and space to - uss>
for . plunge. he first story h a
voted 10 billiard halls and rsoAinl
rooms and Office. while tho sscea>
story v taken ~ By bedroons -,
private rooms Tor the librarian.
TIE librarian maintains one q u
finest lawns on The system. ~ Mn
Accasiey. - natroa. has ,urseusls,
AerseH and her Interesting fanliy .
sopsoyss With many comforts, 0ewss
ss4 decorations oe all kinds.
Ihs nsa sDeak q Il - th.tP he0G
~ 90 oua1ay alssseoon l 49,
sesyAvs s0olsSss rsatins oaossI
~ eeeas h that buDline. - ~
seG1sese sAsvsd ~ svssy ~ ~
loe 1onGe - hnoaa.
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-17
TIMPAs ,TEMs.

Mr.. Rainey Is digging . we'll for
Mr.. Messenger.
H. b. White was breaking broncos
for Asa Hainse.
Mr.. and Mrs Crosley. OF Aver, At.
tended the dance Thursday night.
The Circle Diamonds shipped i!
cars OF cattle to South Dakota Thur
day.
Conductor Reeds son. Of La Junta
spent . few days with Mr.. and Mrs
Burger.
The Pool COW boys camped north
OF town Thursday night and attend
I'd the dance.
Mr.. Reece sold . bunch Of tat cat
tie to the Fulton Market In La Jun
u Tuesday.
Richard. Reinecke. Of Holly. visit
ed his ranch north Of town Monday
Of last week.
Reg Cochran spent . couple q
nights this week with his aunt. Nrs
H. b. White.
Btu Crounk. Who Is working ln the
hay in this settlement. visited home
folks Sunday.
We failed to mention last weeh
that J. Trainer spent the I'd and >th
OF July In Trinidad.
H. b. white struck . good nov oi
sufface water On bis ranch west ol
town at . dsptA Of IS feet.
Nr. and Mrs. Messenger have re
turned 70 their ranch south Of towr
ssA are digging . vsil this week.
The we'll dsillefs have struck Z
good nov Of water at about 100 feet
bet they viii case Il and 60 farther
auA TAP he srtssian fiov.
Mr. w. 4. Coodeii. agent for Ii,
NossyvsigAt Scale Company. vas Il
our tovn Friday and soad . scale 4
MS. Burger. or grocerpaa.
II. D. Cochran killed . soat on
DAY last vssk and psddied the meat
~ ~ eisy elssk has haA 70 hire I
Dsivaes sserstasy 10 os1se 70 fill IL
aDSlicattsas tpe liesass 70 bsst II.
q. L. Groves. NJ. Lswis. Mr. swa,
asA NJ. RicAArdsoa coassiluts I
suevsyias pssy vhe ere nev q wosi
% ths intAks litch ero0 Tie Purga
toirs river 70 The Bsatoa Casai Rss
ssvels. n new Deu3scs. whsa con
p1ees1. wl1 sDsa - sztsaeivs tssri
VI seutA ~ est q Tlnpas.
~ hae1 uo0 lasee s1vsa ;,
WaF1 Dsaase ~ l1lss Myssle Dsa
| ~, = ~ Lavseaes hA1l. y hsase Q
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La Junta tribune., 1909-07-17

ed that Mrs.. Charles. Bonnor was the
tackiest person present. and the prise
Of . pearl handled dirk knife was &C.
cordingly awarded her. Music was
furnished BY william Smith and Mrs.
II. B. White.
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-17
MsthsS'ss Epssssps, Church.

Services tomorrow. both morning
and evening. conducted By the pas.
tor. Rev. Rollin H. Ayres.
Sunday school 1t S:t5 q m. Geo
l. He's. superintendent. Interest in.
crsasinS.
Preaching u II .. n. By the pastor.
and reception Of msnbers.
Epworth League at Z p. n. y
Prsaching at p. N. BY pastotsln
city park. near court house. Seats
Wi b provided.
Prayer meeting Wednesday even.
Ing q . O'Clock,
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-17
PrsssytsrIsn Church.

Sunday school at S:l5 q. m.
In The morning at II O'Clock. ser.
mon By pastor. Subject. Conditions
OF Spiritual Power" Miss Gertrude
Finney will sing . solo.
Eveaing service 1t 8 O'Clock. The
theme will be Inconsistencies Of sa.
tan." Miss Alice Wiswell will sing.
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-17
At the cnvacnes ro.moaa ow
Open Air Meeting.

Sunday night At O'Clock there
VIII be . service held In the park
near the court house. There will
be song service. after which Rev.
Ayres will preach.
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-17
Rsssn's Opinion o. Ia Ju"ts Teal

Superior fielding and base running
and the ability TO bunch hits won =
most interesting game Tor La Junia
this afternoon on the home grounds.
Both teams made the sams number
Of hits. and liarr struck out more
men than his opponent. but tho II
Junta hits were very fortunate. and
they stole bases like Dlratss.
Their fielding vas almost perfect.
tAs errors not being costly. One of
he biggest crowds Of the season
vitassssA the saDe. asd u ruoeias
could have won Il. Raton would have
bssa In the lead. Ratoa y psovd oe
the showing made By her bass bail
teAa. - against tAs proessstoaah
fseo u JuatA TAs eaae sAevel.
thas Ratoa y u Ne Al class. aG1
= = ~ OAos evssy niaues.
N u junsa bass bail tsan oess
= poVssa to-0eesov 0eealn6 q .
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La Junta tribune., 1909-07-17
ch'sslsa Church.

Services Sunday - sollows:
Sunday school q S:X q N.
PrsecAias u II q n. Subject q
sermon. Vain Rsligion."
Christian 4ndsavoe meeting At I
,. =. A special program viii b
rssdsesd 4 tAh Aess. satitied. The
Aixhsy ireland empirs." consisting
oe seasn. sssitatteas aad Addressed
TAsos 1pe ~ svsaias discourse.
"RigAtiy Dividing tAs wcrd; 4
search Bes ~ TsutA."
/ PfayDe Dsssing ~ tsa1Asrs' trails
~ elass wslassAay u Z ,. y.
We iavits svssysedy % tAsss ssfI
vtees as1 "a whe cons vii rsceIvd
. hsaFty welcome.
Z. L YOUNG. Nisisssr. |
Neeeems1 Prssby.er.aA chveeh.
ouaday scAeol x 10 Q. =.
PrsaeAias q II .. =. By ~ pas|
~. 'osh9sst "TAs. Pevss u =
hegAeeoaD NaAsu psayse."
0Aflse1aa uA1esvss q Z .. =.
IseAsA1ng eovisos = . = =. 81
~, ~Ju1ae beososl."
Ia - sngneG1l1 lns11s1 = I
|oGgJoooA = + rs $50 4, {
~. z.ssss. - ~ Gn60U0 49,.
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-17

as'sr~ss Prsssys~.s" cssreh.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-28

vided effective contrast otherwise the costume
might have dull and severe look that would
be far from charming.
For this the black velvet is particularly at
tractive, since the gray panel and white furs and
collar set it off to perfection In dark blue with the
same style of white light gray furs, the costume
would also be charming In all black it would prob
ably also be most satisfactory provided the girl who
wore it had brilliant red hair or blond hair, or in
other way afforded the brilliant contrast not
supplied by the gown itself.
Less exacting from the point Of view Of the dress
makers art than princess empire gown, because
of the of belt, the costume is equally effective
and the idea of long lines is equally well carried out
because the belt is not too close fitting and is of the
material the gown and without ornamental
ton.
The panel down the front of the gown may be
of silk, satin a contrasting velvet cloth. Pale
gray heavy satin was used in this costume for the
background of the panel. Over this were rows of
black soutache. At intervals the panel strapped
with bands Of wide braid, fastened az the ends
with velvet buttons.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-28
Maison Riva,

of the old lace in the abot and rufes Black chiffon
velvet is also popular, and the gowns made of it
most satisfactory. An extremely simple effective
model has the high wasted skirt with down the
front On the waist bands of embroidered silk
lace and passementerie put like breenes over the
t. shoulders.
Between these breteles is a point of the vel
vet heavily embroidered in silk. This is in reality
separate from the skirt but the folds arranged
look though it all in one with it. The sleeves
of chiffon velvet tight fitting lined with chiffon
and made to look like mousquetaire glove above the
elbow.
The small fitted sleeves noticeable feature Of
all these gowns; they outline closely the shape of the
arm, but always fashioned that there is no
effect of scantness but the material is shrred on
the inner seam and then disposed to give the
effect of being rumpled like the glove without adding
even half inch of superfuous material Transparent
sleeves have in fashion since last autumn tucked
net lace and chiffon all being popular, but Of late
they are more elaborate than Made up lace
lining or embroidered in a less elaborate
design they challenge attention ct first glance. How
ever the conservative woman and she who studies
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-28

her good points and chooses only the most becoming
of the styles select the sleeve of the material
to match the gown. There different ways of fin
ishing the sleeves Embroidered cuffs of gold silver
or silk embroidery are quite new, but the simple
narrow band of trimming around the wrist finished
with peated ulle and net rue is so becoming to the
hand it is generally selected in preference to any
other
Without exception these elaborate cloth and velvet
gowns have the long skirt and in consequence are
much more becoming. The short skirt for practical
general has proved itself to be a success but
its most partisan admirers persuade the world
that it is anything so becoming as the long Elab-
crate styles of dress not suitable for general
practical wear; they restricted to the formal
side of life and are consequently chosen for such
occasions as afternoon receptions, &C.
Modified Styles for Smart Gowns
There Of course many of the most exaggerated
examples of the Directoire and Empire styles to be
seen by smart women, but the fashions
rendered by the leading artist dressmakers and repre-
scented in the new models are not at all extreme.
There is suggestion of fuIness in the skirts The
high wasted effects the most popular but close
observer will note that the trimming of the waist
the folds arranged to give much normal ap-
pearance in front and at the sides, while in the back
the sash the folds and pleats of material
carefully draped, rather adjusted to give slender
ness and add length, while conceaing rather than
aggeratedly revealing the figure of the wearer APP
parenty it is the rule it might be said the fad Of the
moment to rail long and loud against the fashions OF
the day. but surely it may be questioned if there
time when the styles universally be-
coming. Individual good points be emphasized
defects of figure hidden; certainly any graceful lines
displayed and carried out perfection; the gowns
marvels of taste and judgment in color and FORM
every detail is carefully chosen that it may harmonic
with the whole every particle of trimming is placed
to show to best advantage and at the time not in
terfere with the material, and above ALL the gown is
made to suit the individual wearer. To gain the de-
sired result is not always easy task but it pos
sble one, and the well dressed Of to-day can
have the serene consciousness that she is looking her
best.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-28

& LIN, high wasted eff
fects are to continue as
the fashionable dress
model for another season,
at least, for all the spring
creations are made upon
these becoming lines. Fig
ures have been so reduced
and altered that woman
kind consider it a blessing
not to be called upon to
put themselves through
another season of altera-
ton. The draped princess
gown in the accompany
ing illustration is an ex-
cellent model and con-
forms to the general lines,
yet it is one that can be
worn by the woman who
finds a pure Directoire
style a trif1e trying.
The mauve colored cloth
is draped over the waist
and hips, so that it hangs
in almost straight lines,
III, q clinht tl.a In Whnra
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-28

n illustration No. 8 is
shown a most fascinat-
ing velvet costume for
a young woman. This
costume is not suitable
for older women unless
the collar be modified, but
for young girls and even
for school girls it is most
charming. Only a very
pretty neck, however,
looks well with this style
collar, and a girl who is
excessively thin or one
whose neck is unusually
short, while her shout
ders are plump, will find
the model far from be-
coming.
Velvet of any color is
charming in this costume,
and broadcloth is also
most satisfactory. The
design is more suitable
for. dark shades than for
light oneS however aS If
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-28

I \ ORIZONTAL tuck
ing is now used in
the making up of
waists and gowns where
two kinds of material
are combined with a
contrasting trimming.
In the illustration here
with is shown a becom-
ing and simple way to
use chiffon tucking,
which is sold by the
yard, or to introduce a
heavy meshed net of the
dress tone. The long
sleeves are tight fitting
and have a stout chiffon
cloth foundation. There
is a tapering panel ex-
tending down the front
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-28

is caught over on the right side and brought down
over the hips the edge piped with satin and there
cloth buttons arranged in pairs part way
down the skirt
Embroidery adds a light touch to the yoke and
sleeves forms attractive novelty in the way it
is alternated lengthwise from the shoulder to the
hand Between the two strips of embroidered chiffon
are bands of horizontally tucked chiffon One strip
of the needework is placed at the back of the arm
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-28

that it the elbow and thus provides
stronger covering than the tucked chiffon which, as
every knows to her annoyance sometimes
does not last through two wearngs. 1t is dscourag
ing to have ones dresses so pershable and many
does not alter the fashion, yet does increase the dur
bility of n gown.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-28

light ones, however, as it
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-28

of the waist with the same scheme repeated IN the
back The model is excellent one to copy II one
wants to make over last seasons gown, or hnds IL
necessary to alter half worn one
This can be managed by buying new tucked net or
chiffon to match the skirt and then using pieces or
the cloth to form peas for the side fronts and side
backs. The two box pleats or folds running down
the sides suggest the old time suspender effect, but
they altered into modsh features by having the
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-28

waist line brought up rather high and by eliminating
any exaggerated slant Braid is applied in lines
on the pleats and the inner pair further en-
beshed by the addition Of triangular made Of
braid The crushed belt may be brought up in
point at the back it may go straight around the
waist in the fashionable Directoire line.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-28

has suggestion of utility about it that does har
monte well with light and easily soiled colors. 1t is
also necessary that there should be sometimes pro-
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1909-03-19

Our Telephone is wanwotosa 1861.
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Cccal and Personal

We Invite All TO Send in Items of News
Personal or Otherwise.
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There should be no faction in our
little city. There 81 ould be II mutual
interest in the prosperity of our peo-
pie, When we see indifference to the
well being of its citizens, we see town
all wise men shun. Success and future
are each a part of life and often those
who have made the hardest fight are
vanqaished in the race.
The editor of the Wauwatosa News
has Been approached the past week by
several of our citizens and asked the
question: "Are We going to have
no-lteense campaign this spring?" We
wlllsay that we are not sure, but from
all appearances we win. We are here
to publish the news in the paper,
when we learn of any it will certainly
be pnblished.
The anti-saloon leag que had charge of
the services IN the Baptist, Methodist
and Congregational churches last sun
day morning in this city and three
strong temperance sermons were
preaehed In the evening union SER
vice was held at the Congregational
church, at which Supt Humphrey
spoke. The meeting was largely at
tended by the different denominations.
Every student in our schools should
be moral if for no other reason than
for the eXcellency and worth of char
acter aud life it confers. No character
is complete till IL is swayed and elevat-
ed By genuine piety No heart is fully
happy till it is imhued with the spirit
of piety. No life is all it may and
should be till its motives are baptised
in the waters of piety. No soul is saw
ed all it is transformed by the gracious
spirit of this daughter of the skies
THIS divine grace should be sought by
every Young man and woman and cul.
tiyated with the most assiduous care
for without it we are destitute of the
highest beauty and diyinest charm and
power of manhood or womanhood.
Patrons at the Alhambra are assured
of q big dimes worth this week. Tn,
two opening shows of the third weel
of The Van Dyke & Eaton Steel, Co, re
suited in capacity houses and many
had to be turned away. Carmen, tn,
bill for the week, shows the company
to its best advantage. The sceuic set
timgs are elaborate aud the production
is we'll staged. The portrayal Of til,
title role by Miss Eaton shows an intel
! i@S. .teoneeption of tempestuons. fem
unity Hugo Koch is an imposin,
figure as the handsome soldier whom
Carmen alternately fascinutes an'
scores. The speeialties between th'
acts are first class in every particular
The th6ater goers OF this city will maxi,
no mistake If they attend the Albam
bra this week We would advise vol
10 secure seats in advance and avoi,
the rush at the box office.
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TOWN BOARD

The Town Board met in regular ses-
sion at the Town Hall, Monday after
noon, Marcel Is.
The Milwaukee Western Electric
Railway company applied for Il street
car franchise on Lisbon road from 4sth
Street to Burleigh street, aud on Fond
du Lac road from Lisbon road to Bur
leigh Street.
The Milwaukee Light, Heat and
Traction company also asked for Il
franchise from 59th Street ON Wells
Street west to the west line of the
Town of Wauwatosa, and On Burleigh
Street from the city limits of Milwau-
kee west to the west line of the Town
Of Wauwatosa, also on Lisbor Plank
road from 4sth Street to the intersec-
ton of the Fond du Lac road, thence
along Fond du Lac road and on private
right of way TO the north line Of the
Town of Wauwatosa, The franchises
were not granted, but will be consider
ed at some future meeting.
Quite number of property owners
along the different lines were present.
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FOR SALE-Rose Comb Black Min
orca eggs for Matching, SI00 per l5.
Inquire of william Scully, Greenfield
Avenue
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WANTED TO Furnished or
unfurned rooms for light housekeeping
win also consider small house. A r dress
A this Office
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FOR SALE-One two seated surrey
and one open buggy, also two single
harues Inquire OF Chas. Kroesing. 3a3
Second Avenue. AVA
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FOR White Wyandotte eggs
for Matching, sLOO per setting Apply
of Harry Englehart, 2G8 Alice Street.
Wauwatosa, Wis. 4-wl ,
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Don't forget to visit the Peetz Studio
for your best photographs. 24O3 Wal
nut Street, Milwaukee, Wis.
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FOR RENT-Lowcr fiat on 55th
Street. near Grand Avenue. Rent
$1,000. Phone Wauwatosa 234 l. or
West Allis 6,
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WANTED-Girl for general house.
work. Inquire $50 Warren Avenue.
Mrs. c. d. Waugh.
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FOR SALE-IIorse and buggy. Also
two Jersey heifers, 3 and 10 months
old, Enquire at 3O3 Kenyon Avenue.
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FOR RENT-Gardeu with or without
house or part of house after April J..
Inquire at l5G W. Main Street
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CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR RENT~FIat in the Dittmar
block. Inquire Of John +. Di,tmar,
Wisconsin Avenue.
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LOST-A Cameo Bar Pin. Finder
please leave at Miss Georgia pares, so
Windsor Avenue and receive reward.
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NorICE-We 20 to press Thursdays Mt
1880. All eopy must be la before noon.
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WANTED-Competent girl for gen.
eral houseworl, Apply at 305, Ist Av