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FINE OAK SHELVING; ALSO SEC
ond- hand showcases w. l.. Wetherbee,
lSS-l60 w. 1st South, p19ll
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GROCERY STORE
on State street: cash sales run $50 a day
VIII sell at invoice.
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SHORTHAND
JEWELRY
MIDWIFE

PRIEArE HOME FOR CONFINEMEN.r
No. Bell 14a3-N Ind 1881. ,o,a Si9
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PIANO, NEW; COST $3.50; WILL
sell for $40 cash, at once. X-3G, Trib-
unc, cS26
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list LOOK IIrpr

y = . T INDDEN TIDftFs.
| have a well built Arm. brlcl N.
will sell for $500, $500 cash, balarss
per month.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

FOR SALla-WU RNTTURE OF FOUR
rooms. all or part, snap to right party.
house for rent. 4 Woodbino place, 9TH
So, between Main and West Temple.
hl5S0
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

MEEKS & MCCARTNEY.
210-211 Boston DuidinH ma
ReiI osg2. Independent 222.
s265O-3zS rods with 5-room plastercd
house, faces south on 5th South DeI
ftb and 5th cast,
S3650- 53ix132 and broom splendid prl.N
house on bth South bet. ith anu 'Ih
East, faces south.
s325o-5Ox157 and alley. 4-room new brick
on Sth East. corner, sidewalks pau
furn. and chicken runs; gas range clc''
terms.
s75O-Fine lot on sth South bet. S,h and
al, East, faces south. sewer and slde-
walks paid.
slsoo-5ox140 and alley on Douglass aye. l
bet 18th and 18th East and 3Td ana Ath
South; faces west
sS5C-2sxs on 18th East bet. 9Th and 'tn
South. faces west.
sSe50-Elegant corner In Popperton, op-
poste Judge Powers home, 9oXl26 feet.
s1250-Elegant lot on NJ bet. 9TH and 6th;
faces west. sewer and sidewalks paid
FOR,
$SOo0-25 rods frontage. corner on 18TH
East, Will make ten Az foot lots faces
west,
$l25 per foot. fine corner on Main street,
sewers, paving, etc, all paid for,
s65Oo-S-room modern brick almost new.
on Sth East bet. Ind and 3rd south.
Don't overlook University Heights on
the East bench, close IN. 40 lots sold this
week. all to home builders.
$3.50 each. Phone for our automobile TO
take You out.
$40 cash 50 per month.
5000 per acre on % acres 10Th South
close in on East bench. the best buy on
the market for subdivision. Will make
easy terms and allow YOU 10 plat. city
water In front OF this tract
MEEKS e. MCCARTNEY,
Bell 2s22. Ind, as2.
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FOR MODERN HOMES, BUILDING
lots and farm lands see
H N, STANDISH
Bell 2e52. 81 Eagle block
1855 |
rHEo. ]. sTR1NGER. ARCHITECT |
Building plans and specifications. Very |
owest prices. SIS Security Trust Bldg, |
"a Main st. Phones: Bell 242s-Y, Ind |
800 e190s |
BOUGHT MY HOME FROM AMBER |
SON. Cummings Co. Do likewise. BIT |
Main street oeS
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FRENCH DRY CLEANING.

CITY CLEANING s. PRESSING Co.
6l W. 3rd So. Bell 1856. Ind. 1863
GENTS SUITS
french Dry or Steam Cleaned, 150,
LADIES SKIRTS
French Dry or Steam Cleaned. 81 and
sl.26- AND THE DRIVER WILL CALL.
h993
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NfJZPAH CHAPTER NO.
.. Order Eastern Star
Stated meetings first
Monday OF each month.
Masonic temple, corner
Second East and First
South. Visiting members
cordially invited.
Q. BROWN, W. NJ.
STEWARD. Secretary,
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WASATCH LODGE No /, +, AND \.
M-Masonic temple, corner LIST South
and End East. Regular meetings second
Friday OF each month, Members of sis
ter lodges and soJournng brethren cor
daily Invited. A. c. Wherry, W. M; ~
j Lowe, Secretary.
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l BOUGHT MY HOME FROM AMBER
SON. Cummings Co. Do likewise. BIT
Main street oss
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s2650-3xS rods with 5-room plasteTca
house. faces south on 5th Soulh' pe'
1tb and 5th cast
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PERSONALS

CONSUL LrATION AND ADVICE FREE.
Collections. damage suits. divorces,
bankruptcy proceedings promptly attend
ed TO and with dispatch. Call or white TO
Wallace Law and Collection Co., 325 y. j,
Walker bldg b25ht
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FASHIONABLE BOARDING HOUSE.
40 rooms, FURNITURE good as new. rent s22;
q month; clears $500 month
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Want the handsomest place in This n,
tiful valley. see this 5-rm. cottarc.
lot Is 50xl65; has lawn, shade. fruit n
ers. roses and garden. Fine lsrre +,
good enough for dwelling located ~
east; only $500. on easy tcrms.
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ANOTHER

ANOTHER-
i-rm. modern. large rooms, With
lar. for S2l00; same terms. Tbsy
close In.
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EUROPEAN HOTEL.
30 rooms modern: fine furniture: loca ted
In biz district Rent S6.95 81 room. Sis,
years lease. Price $4,000
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CLEANING AND DYEIN0

SALT LAKE CLEANING CO.. J''
State. Bell phone 523a Ind l's@
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HOMER REALTY COMPANY

HOMER REALTY COMPANY.
BELL 22T7. IND S27
TWO HUNDRED ACRES SEVEN
MILES FROM MAIN STREET WITH
8ARNS: SANDY LOAN SOIL WITH
GOOD WATER RIGHT. ALSO -FOUR
FLOWING WELLS. LOCATED IN THE
PATH THROUGH WHICH ALONE
SALT LAKE CRY CAN GROW AND IN
SIDE or TWO YEARS WILL BE PLAT
TED INTO CITY LOTS WITH DOUBLE
TRACK ELECTRIC CAR LINE RUN
MING THROUGH 1T. IF YOU ARE A
YOU. AND If YOU HAVE ANY EI,H1
NENT OF SPECULATION IN YOU. YOt-
WILL NOT HESITATE IN CLOSING 4
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
HOMER REALTY COMPANY
UNDER DBSERET NATIONAL BANK.
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S365o- 53txl32 and broom splendid brlch
house on btn South pet. ith ana oVn
East, faces south.
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w VI TN5SII. U-U UpSs
w. NJ Jordan Lodge of PcrfecC Cion No. ..
+. III. Carr 32d deg.
w. NJ. James Lowe Chapter OF Rose CroiX
No. /.
C.. J, McNitt. Sod deg.
Commander of Salt Lake Council of Ia
doSh No, !.
James II. Brown. 33rd deg
NJ. OF NJ. Consistory No. /.
Christopher Diehl, 33rd deg
Register for all the bodies.
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s325O-50xl67 and alley. 4-room new Dricl
on Sth East. corner sidewalks Pa'u
furn. and chicken runs; gas range clc'
terms.
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COFFEE HOUSE
And lunch room, ono OF The best and
cheapest little places in town. Rent $40
month with n 2-ycar lease. viii sell
for $500; liberal terms.
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WHO WANTS \ BUNGALoW
Cheaper than YOU can build II? Ba
large rooms, hall and bath. A susp
$3.50 on terms.
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SALOON MEN.

II West Second South Street.
Bcll phone 1901. Ind. phone SIS,
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MT MORlAu LODGE NO. .. +. AND \,
M-Masonic hall. second Monday each
month. corner First South and Second
East Members OF sister lodges and So
journng members in good standing IN
vitcd. p. a. SlInplin. w. NJ; Christie
phcr Dichl, Secretary.
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y. NJ LONG & CO.
loo ATLAS BLOCK.
BOTH PHONES ALI.
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EIGHTEEN ROOMS,
3-yc5r lease. rent 500: now place, newly
furnshcd $1,000 down VIII handle.
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COMPARE THIS

COMPARE THIS
Beautiful new 5-rm. brick. with h.
gas range, elegantly built, lrept
French windows, side walks and ~
with anything in town at the price
you'll be convinced that ii Is a ban.
at $500. ON easy terms.
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ROOMING uOTSES.

ROOMING HOUSES
sl600-i6 rooms. close In rent S65
good lease a good buy.
SS60-S rooms on Main ST.. close in on
exceptional tcrms: $3.50 down. $3.50 in 30
DAYS, and balance on easy terms.
5000 rooms on Main st, particularly
we'll located for boarding house; netting
over 500 monthly now
WE HAVE SEN NERATs GOOD rRGPO-
STTIONS IN LARGER HOUSES. JUST
TELL Us YOUR WANTS
CIGAR STORE-Ceptral location. good
lease established place. only small
amount OF cash needed.
RESTATRANT-One OF the best short
order cafes I'm town. Location and lease
first class. Rent low.
GROCERY-Gr0wing and prosperous
residence district You can get this or
one Of several others We have listed at
invoice. Every time you pay out a dollar
you get a dollar In value,
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LIGHT IOCSEK EEPING,
81 rooms, rcnt $40. Lease: gross receipts
over $500 per month: $2700.
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WATCH SALT LAKE. -
sIRRELL-sHPp REALTY COMPANY.

DO NOT LET PRICE DECEIVE YOU.
A BARGAIN Is NOT NECESSARILY \
Low PRICE. THE ONLY WAY TO
DETERMINE VALUE Is BY INVESTI-
CATION. THAT'S WHY WE WANT
YOU TO INVESTIGATE OUR LIST
INGS, WE HAVE, INVESTIGATED
THESE LISTINGS OURSELVES AND
KNOW THEM TO BE BARGAINS.
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A. y. HUMPHREYS.
G8 West End South ST
Bell il23. Ina
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CONFECTIONERY STORE. CHEAP
Poor health and must sell Terms n do
sired l62 West South Temple, h23SS
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FOR MODERN HOMES. BUILDING
lots and farm lands see
II. N, STANDISH,
Bell 2eo2. 81 Eagle block
f5s5
La Junta tribune., 1910-08-13

eHaph on the Santa Pc. but now
western manager for the Western
Union. with headquarters h San Fran-
cisco.
Florence B. Dodd. language teach
er in the schools Of the city OF Ho-
GUAM, Wash, has spent the past
week visiting her nephew. r. A. Love
transportation inspector OF the Santa
Fe over the Arkansas Valley lines
The grand lodge Of the Knights OF
PythiAs. domain OF Colorado, viii meet
IN Boulder August 3eth to September
lsL tn the Elks Club building. A
rate OF one fare for the round trip
has been made by all railroads In
Colorado except the Santa Fe, upon
which the rate will be one and one
third fare for the round trip. Carl
Thorne and J. W. Handy are the del.
esaies from the local lodge.
La Junta tribune., 1910-08-13
sUtlsHRNDNL I1HN6

J. W Fisher. who has teen confin.
cd to his room for thr weeks. is
eonYalescing nicely from his seriou
illness and is on the mend.
There will be no service a, the
Baptist church tomorrow The Bible
school however. Will convene in regu.
lar session In Harmony Hall
Hugh Mofee. chief dispatcher for
the Santa Fc at Emporia. Kan. pass
I'd through town yesterday morning.
He has resigned to accept a position
under c. II Gaunt In san Francisco.
Miss Hazel ST John. OF Rocky Ford
has been the guest OF Miss corneiis
seeley this week. II makes Il very
pleasant and convenient sometimes
for big brother TO have . little
sister.
J. NJ. Strong returned home Thurs
day night from two weeks outing
In Ute Park. north of Ration. At the
upper end OF the 81, Louis and Rocky
Mountain railroad. He reports the
time OF his life.
Usual morning service at The Pres.
byterian church tomorrow, conducted
by the pastor. Rev. q. X Morley.
Subject. Lifting Up Our Hammer"
Union service In the courthouse park
In the evening.
Next Monday afternoon. August 18th.
BIZ oskinson and Charles Rankin
VIII open their new moving picture
show In the store room In the Jones
block formerly occupied ty the Mint
saloon. The interior was rcmod~licd
and the opera chairs placed during
the past week. and everything will
be In readiness for the grand open.
Ing on Monday. Moving pictures and
illustrated songs will constitute the
menu Of the entertainment provided.
". = McGoc. agent for the Santa
fe at wichita. Kan. passed through
town yesterday morning on hts way
10 California. Mr. McGcc has resisu.
ID 10 accept . position under C. n.
oasss. formerly supersn,endeat q tsl.
La Junta tribune., 1910-08-13
Farmer Fall Festival.

Our Farmers Fall Festival is a
sure go. and viii be- pulled off on
September l4th, 18th and 10th. That
was the sentiment In evidence al
meeting OF business men held in
the court house Thursday evening and
several expressed themselves as being
ready TO be one o! the ten or fifteen
men 10 finance The project with all
OF the funds that would lie necessary
rather than TO have 1t fail. Crops In
the Arkansas Valley are the best In
the state. and never before vas
there ever such an opportunity TO
advertise our resources as this year.
This applies to the hub of the val
ley as well as to Rocky Ford and
the other spokes.
Mayor Spalding presided at the
meeting. and stated its purpose. and
the further fact that the citizens OF
La Junta were not enthusing over
the Farmers Fall Festival as they
should and as they must in order TO
make II the success IL ought to be.
Every business man present Was ap-
pointed a special booster to inaugu-
rate boosting campaign for the
Farmers Fall Festival and the H.
nance committee, consisting OF G. II.
Wincheil. A Il. Corbin and Mayor
Spalding. was instructed 10 start out
yesterday morning and raise what
funds would be necessary. the esti-
mated amount being in the neigh
borhood OF s2.5oo.
". =. Tarbo1, OF the Swink Sugar
IA etory. was among those present.
and said his company would offer
&ioo in cash premiums for the best
displays of sugar bee,s at the Far
mers' Fzli Festival. lie also asked
for space to display the exact num-
ber u pounds OF sugar produced from
the best acre OF ground In Otero
county.
John G. washburn. president OF
the North La JuntA Boosters Club.
WAS also among those present. and
pledged the financial aid and assis-
lance In every way OF North La Junta
In making the Farmers Fall Festival
a success They are interested and
feel that IL viii rebound to their
glory and profit as well as La Junta.
Harry White has been employed
by the executive committee OF the
Farmers Fall Festival. which Is now
composed Of Geo. 5. Thompson. A. c.
Draper and J. II. Rapp. and he has
secured great number OF pledges
from the farmers around La Junta
10 make displays OF both agricultur-
al products and live stock. so many
in fact that the principal difficulty
will be In securing sufficient space
TO properly display them effectively
Now let everybody climb In the
band wagon and boost for the Far.
msrs' Fall Festival. IL means much
TO La Junta. and whatever benefits
La Junta viii benefit every citizen
In the community.
La Junta tribune., 1910-08-13

las, year numbered nineteen billion.
We in the United States used nearly
txo and q half times n many calls
as any other country. The United
States has over sixty.fiye per cent
O. the worlds investment In the tel.
cphone business and during the last
ten years the number OF stations has
been multiplied ty five. There are
7.s stations for 100 inhabitants In the
United States, 81 in Canada and s3
in Denmark.
Three months ago an insurance in
specior called at this office and
asked permission to inspec, the
premises inside and out The day be
fore We had scrubbed on; the office
and cleaned up the tack yard from
stem TO stern. W. gleefully told hnn
to 90 ahead He did. When he
had concluded his inspection. inside
and out. he volunteered the inforn.a-
ton that be had inspected nearly
every print shop in Colorado, but for
general cleanliness. inside and out, he
would award the blue ribbon TO the
Tribune office. Under the new insgr-
ance rating We find that our annual
premium has been reduced S4.2o per
81 600. or asout $50 per year. II
pays In dollars and cents to keep
clean. not only from the insurance
standpoint but every other "Clean-
illness is next to Godliness." and al
though the Tribune office may be
rather short suited on one of these
qualifications 1t hopes to pull through
by being long on the other.
In the courthouse park tomorrow
afternoon at } O'Clock there will be
meeting OF the masses to consider
the question of the hour. What Must
We Do TO Save the Young Men. as
presented by Rev.Alfred Leslie Morse.
NJ. S. Rev. Morse is carrying out
the wish OF Francis Murphy. aud
meetings TO reach the masses are
being held in different sections OF
the country. In cooperation with the
ministers and churches.
Governor Shafroth has appointed
John II. Crowley. W. H. McCaskill
and @. W. Swink. OF Rocky Ford. as
delegates to the Farmers National
Congress at Lincoln .Neb .october 9Th.
on the occasion of Its thirteenth an
nual meeting The extra session may
be over by that time. and II II
is otero county will probably b. rep
resented
The politics OF Colorado will never
be satisfactory to the best psopls OF
the state untl they are viiiing 10
take preventive. primary interest
In IL; 20 Segin earlier and - more
than rail- against men and pRpods
after the fact. Those Who # loud.
est against men in public office arr
those Who never vote at the primar.
les and rarely at the general eiec-
tions.-Herbert Work.
-
The Payne Aldrioh tariff lax has
produced In its first year revenue
greater by s75.ooo.ooo than the sum
collected In any year In the coun,ry's
history except the banner year 1907.
and yet they say the tariff ~as reduc-
ed downvards So!
La Junta tribune., 1910-08-13

Up 10 August ist san Francisco has
raised close 10 S.. 900 900 towards a..
nancing the proposed Panama.Pacific
Exposition to be held for the cclcbra.
tion OF the completion OF the Panama
canal In 1915. II Is going before con
rr.Ss next December to ask for gov
crnment recognition and confidently
expects TO g.t H. Meanwhile. the en.
tire west il lining up In support of
San Francisco. endorsing IN. biz pro
jcct. As between San Francisco and
New Orleans which also wants the
fair. western men feel there can b.
no comparison. The building of
tn. canal IA essentially Pacific
Coas, event. opening the Pacific TO
thc commerce OF IN. world. ard that
means surely that tn. ceicbttt ton
should be held at IN. largest Ameri.
can port ON the Pacific. Ta.n again.
the summer climate OF San Francisco
In worth coming FAR TO enjoy. Will.
nothing can be said for New Orleans
IN this respect. Another biz arEu-
mont Ia. eastern visitors can easily
80 through the canal on their way TO
San frnnclsoo. returning home over.
land. Again. there arr many things
worth seeing In the woat-the yellow.
stone. the Grand Canon Of the Colo.
rado river, the Yosemite. Shasta. and
a vacation country generally. sun
another strong argument that might
appeal to congress IL the fact that
0As Trancisco has within . radius Of
La Junta tribune., 1910-08-13

The conflict in American politics
today Is based upon the same funda-
mental principles as was that which
preceded the clyll war. The cor.
porate Interests Of the country have
dominated the affairs OF the nation
~ completely as did the slave inter.
osis Ia the days Of It's greatest
strength. Just as every effort for the
restriction OF slavery vas resisted by
the slave power. 40 every effort
made TO protect the people from the
Injustice OF corporate greed is resist
ed ~ the great corporations Of this
time, The representatives Of the
slave power had seats In the halls
Of congress and now the gigantic
monopollcs Of today have representa-,
lives whose sole purpose il 10 pro
mote their interests and keep open
the opportunity which they have now
90 plunder the American public. This
vas forcibly demonstrated la the tar.
M fight that occurred a year ago -
Senator BrisioW. lnsurgcnt Republl-
can.
La Junta tribune., 1910-08-13
HK AN -
ABOUT . ~
EotHzr %N

A recent Issue OF the Rocky Ford
Tribune says that the farmers OF
Rocky Ford are tired OF being used
As a perpetual advertisement and
recommendation for every other sec
ton Of otero county and the Ar
kansas Valley. The farmers object
10 real estate men from La Junia
and other parts Of the valley taking
prospective Investors by the score TO
Rocky Ford and then selling land on
the strength OF being Just as good
As that surrounding Rocky Ford.
There was time when all OF the
land around Rocky Ford was desert
waste and cattle men ~agcd fierce
and mighty warfare against the
crazy farmers Who we're trying 10
cultivate and improve IT, On ae-
count OF the first sugar factory In
Colorado teing located In Rocky Ford
the land around that burg was the
first 10 experience Intensive farm
ing. but all Of the rest OF the land
in the valley is Just az productive and
will BE- Just as valuable as soon as
water is available and can be ap-
piled to IL Catalogues grown at
both La Junta and Fowler have taken
the first premium al Rocky Ford's
own fair Phenomenal yields, and
high grade quality OF crops produced
are not confined TO the territory sur.
rounding Rocky Ford. and no one Is
more cognizant Of this fact than the
old-timer OF the sugar beet metropo-
lis. Every cantsioupe shipped from
the Arkansas Valley. from Pueblo to
the Kansas state line. a distance OF
$50 miles. Is labelled Rocky Ford. ."
and If that burg is so Jealous OF its
name and fame It ought to apply to
the pure food commiss ioner and have
the practice stopped. Rocky Ford
would be the loser 4. 1t did. for
there has not been season when
some town in the valley did not
ship cantaloupes earlier In the sea.
son. OF better quality and for which a
higher price was paid than those
grown In the immediate vicinity OF
Rocky Ford Rocky Ford" is a
name TO conlure with when Il comes
To cAntaioupes. but cantaloupe
raised in any other part OF the val.
ley and under any other name would
BE- Just as sweet. just as juicy. and
Just as Rocky rordus flsvorous'' as
any grown around that burg. with
neither distinction or difference tha,
could be detected by a prince Of ep-
icures In the effcte east or even by
Rocky Ford's own cantaloup. experts
right at home
La Junta tribune., 1910-08-13

There ar. over ten million t.I.-
phone stations In the world. A sta.
ti-'ical review of the tei.phon. In.
dusiry gives this astounding fac, and
also states that there are over TWEEN.
v'seven million miles OF wire. Two.
thirds OF the telephones and wire
mileage are IN the United States. The
telephone business Ia put In th.
third rank among this country's In.
dusiriss. putting II ON the basis OF
pcr-esplta Investment. II l. slightly
exceeded by the iron and steel and
the foundry and machine interests.
In Europe. Germany leads all other
countries In the number Of stations.
Boosting some nine hundred thousand,
Los Angeles. Calf. icnt the world
IN the number OF telephone subserib.
oru 10 population. Stockholm. 8 swedcn.
rurs a close second. The telephone
Investment Of the world on January
J. 1910. amounted 10 81 200. 900. 900.
and the telephone cosvsrsstsons Tor
La Junta tribune., 1910-08-13

The Payne AIdrioh tariff lax has
produced In its first year a revenue
greater by s75.ooo.ooo than the sum
collected In any year In the e0un,ry's
history except the banner year 1907.
and yet they say the tariff ~as reduc-
ed do~nwards sog