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Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-19

Not all the cities are as prosperous
as Los Angeles, The decrease in build
ing outlay in ninety-four cities during
May over April is reported as $4,000
OO0
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-19
TAFT's ASBESTOS EARS

If Attorney Brandeis' speech to the
Ballinger investigation committee did
not make the presidents ears burn 1t
is a sign that they are armored with
asbestos-Dallas News.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-19
TOO AMRITIOUS

"Some men," reflected the veteran
turnkey, manage to break into Jail
by workin too hard tryin' to help
their wives break into society. Chit
cago Tribune.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-19
A REAL DISASTER

our idea of = cataclysm is when
man expects to go to the ball game
and his wife makes him go to lawn
fete.-Columbus Journal
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-19

In the logic of the railroads, the
more you make the people pay for
freight, the more prosperous they
will be.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-19
MIGHT BE READ

If T. r. really should go into the
senate the subscription list of the Con-
gressional Record will put The Out
look on the blink.-Pittsburg Gazette
Times.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-19

In admitting that 1t was pressure
from church people and the business
element that led him to take his stand
against the prize fights, and not his
own moral or legal convictions, Coy
ernor Gillett confirms in every respect
The Heralds expressed opinion of him
and his grand stand play.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-19

Brookins has again broken the aer-
oplane record for height. AS an aviator
he is certainly bird.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-19
1MpORTANT TASKS

Selecting a presidents secretary is
getting to be one of the important
things nowadays, like employing
ianitor.-Baltimor Sun.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-19

The regulars in congress are GER
tainly acting much less chesty than
they did a few months ago.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-19

However Governor Gillett has not
lost favor with the Southern Pacific
railroad by preventing the big fight.
If the July Fourth contest CD is held
in Nevada the Southern Pacific, in the
parlance of the street, will catch them
both coming and going.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-19

"You must not 30 on the railroad track,
Cyril," said the comedians wife to her little
boy.
''Why, papa used to walk there. didn't he,
mamma ?"-Yonkers Statesman.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-19
ITS MISTAKE

If only the sugar trust had taken
If all out of the public and let the gov
ernment alone!-Wall Street Journal.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-19
GALL THEM "CRAWLERS"

With all this aeronautics going on
we shall have to stop calling railroad
trains flyers. Post.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-19

We forget just where the state cap
ital of Oklahoma is today.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-19

Welcome home, Colonel Roosevelt.
We need you
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-19
CLEAR, CRISP AND CLEAN

Population of Los Angeles 327,685
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-19

On all matters pertaining TO advertising
ager
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-19
IN PAPA's FOOTSTEPS

Los Angeles, June II.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-01-06

lie career or his official conduct
twice in succession, since his first
election, has that endorsement been
given him, with no voice raised in
opposition, nor is the contention
sound that because he has served as;
your Congressman for six years,
without complaint being made
against him, he is therefore enti-
tied to hold the Office, for if that
contention be sound the first good
man elected to the Office will hold
for life, instead Of two years, as
prescribed by the Constitution and
laws, and with each successive cleo
ton his title to the Office will ripen
and strengthen into prescriptive right,
which it will become "a sacrilege to
challenge: on the contrary, it is
indispensable for the practical appli-5
cation and enforcement of the great
fundamental principles of popular
government that there should be
frequent rotation in Office of both
political parties and of individuals,
for in this way the best interests Of
the people are most surely safe
guarded and protected.
Now that Mr. Hardwick has served
EIGHT years he should, in recogni-
ton of the same principle, now re-
tire.
Having been bred and born in this
historic district and spent my whole
life in it I believe possess an ac-
curate knowledge of its needs, and
am in sympathy with it's people, their
aspirations and purposes, and, if
elected, I pledge my best efforts to-
wards accomplishing those things
which will tend to the upbuilding Of
every material interest.
Respectfully,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-01-06
BROADWELL'S DOUBLE -JONTED cOTTON-The Prize Winner
A. w. EVANS.

The highest tribute ever paid to any
variety of cotton was BroadwelPs Dou-
BILE Jointed Variety It has taken first
and second prizes for the largest yield
of cotton at the Georgia State Fair for
the past five years; has also taken both
first and second prizes for the best ten
stalks of cotton for the past five years.
What better recommendation would
you want? I have sold my cottonseed
to men in thirteen States in the last
five years, and ninety-nine out of one
hundred that has planted Broadwells
Double-Jointed Cotton will tell you
that it will make more to the acre
than any other cotton they ever plant
ed. Now, if you want to make more
money to the acre than you ever made
with cotton, plant BroadwelPs Double
Jointed Cottonseed this year. Y on can
get them for rs cents peck or $3.50
per bushel. The only way you can get
the genuine seed, is to order from
John B. Broadwe1l, Alpharetta, Ca, or
Mark w. Johnson Seed Co., Atlanta
Ga. For full particulars address
JOHN ID. BROADWELL.
AIpharetta, Ga, II. f. ID. No. 3.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-01-06
cbe Jeffcrsontan
Hon. A. w. Evans Announcement for Congress
Cobe Jeffer.on,on

spectators who gamble on the rise
and fall of agricultural commodities.
|, therefore, favor legislation denying
the use of the mails to the operators
of bucket shops and other similar con-
Germs dealing in futures.
Economical Expenditures and In
creased Salaries.
[ believe in the economical ex-
penditure of public funds and oppose
any unnecessary increase in salaries.
[ condemn the recent increase in the
salaries of congressman from $4,000
to $500 per annum, which our
present representative in Congress
from the 10th voted for, as unneces-
sary and improper. This increase
alone imposes an additional burden on
the people, already too heavily bur-
dened, of more than a million dol
lars every year. 1t is an occasion of
regret that our representative should
be one of the few Democratic repre-
sentatiyes from the South who fa-
vored this large increase and voted
with the Republicans, and that, too,
without submitting the matter to his
constituents.
believe that a representative in
Congress should remain at his post
Of duty while Congress is in session
and not desert it to come home and
seek to instruct the people how to
vote, as was done by the present
representative from the tenth.
Frequent Rotation i'm Office''
In announcing his candidacy
against Mr.. Fleming, the present in
cumbent used the following Ian
guage:
My opponent for your nomina-
ton, the present Congressman for
this district, can make no appeal to
you for an endorsement of his pub
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-01-06

DR.. ]. H. Bruce, Of 1882 Edgewood
Ave, Atlanta, Ca has made discev-
cry for the cure of Cancer and Dropsy
that has revolutionized this branch of
Medical Science. Eminent physicians
have been baffled by this question for
ages. DR.. Bruce's remedies have been
tested by the best physicians of the
land, and in every instance have per-
fected a cure. He has made over 700
cures of cancer and over 500 cures of
Dropsy. DR. Bruce refers to any one in
Atlanta as to his reliability
The Dropsy medicine sells for $500
per box, or six boxes for $500. If
there is no complication of diseases, six
boxes will effect a cure in a. short
time. Some cases have been cured in
ten days.
The Cancer medicine sells for $500
per bottle, or one weeks treatment for
$1,000. One months treatment for $25. co.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-01-06
F. g; Z Il

Drop us a card, and we will put
you on to something, with which you
can turn your neighbOrs green with
envy, by catching dead loads OF fish,
where they have become disguised
trying to catch them in the old
fashioned way. 1t is inexpensive,
and will only cost you a postal card
to find out what we say is true. Now
is the season for all varieties of cat
fish and suckers; and with our meth
and some to sell or give away
EUREKA FISH NET CO.,
Griffin, Ga. Box 4 Dallas, Texas
La Junta tribune., 1910-06-18
Felipe Lop.. Murder. sws..hsart.

Felipe Lopez. a Mexican, 26 years
Of age. and well known In Otero
county, on last Monday night shot
and killed Eralia Arguello. known II
Denver as Bertha Little, aged %, the
woman whom he had loved from the
days when they were children togeth-
er on adjoining ranches near Trini-
dad. The shooting occurred In ~
room Of Lopez, at 1898 Larimer street
and Immediately after killing her he
attempted suicide.
Lopez. who was taken to the c0un,
ty hospital with a bullet wound u
his side, and whom the physician1
there say will live. refused last night
to give any reason for the sh0otinG
Of the woman he loved. II IL believ.
ed that Jealousy was the motive.
According to a statement OF Ron
aldo Rodriguez. q lodger at 1s28M
Larimer street, and witness OF ths
shooting. the couple had no soonel
entered the room than Lopez turned
upon the woman and after an ex.
change Of words that Rodriguez say
he did not understand. drew 4 revOi
yer and shot her twice. One sh0l
entered the left breast. piercing thu
lung, near the heart. the other pens'
trated the stomach.
Even AZ the excited people opened
the door OF the room Lopez turned
the revolver upon himself and fired
one shot-Denver Post.
Young Lopez was well known ID
Otero county. having been a resident
OF Higbee and also Of Rocky Ford
several years ago. About four yearl
ago he was sent from Otero county
to the reformatory at Buena Vista
for forgery. but did not return d
this county after his release.
La Junta tribune., 1910-06-18
More Pa,hfina.r Au.omob,l...

Last Monday night the pathfinder
cat OF the Denver Posts reliability
automobile tour arrived In La Junta,
the party including G. A. Blanchard
ana Al Birch. OF the Post, and +. A.
ToIne and Fred Gall. representing
the Automobile World. They are
msking arrangements for the party OF
forty automobiles and 200 motorists
thaG will make the tour, which starts
from Denver on June 2Sth, and will
cover 7O5 miles on the journey.
The party will arrive In La Junta
on Thursday. June 3Oth. and will
sp4d the night In this city. Ac-
coeding to a recent issue Of the Den.
vet Post Mayor Spalding has prom
ise4 them a banquet, and We hope
he Aas better luck with this function
thAn some OF the rest Of US had with
th4 real estate aggregation.
Wonderly's Theater has promised
anextra attraction for next Thurs
DAY night,this being the regular night
Tor amateur vaudeville. and Mr.. Won
derE will probably send to Chicago
or New York for some amateurs. Any
way there is going to be big doings
at Wonderly's that will provide q
great sufficiency In the way Of en-
iteftainment The automobiles vii
BE- lined up around the court house
park for the night. with probably fire
Quent trips to Swink and back again
La Junta tribune., 1910-06-18
Wondsriy's Vaudeville.

Wonderiy's Thcater was packed to
the doors Thursday night to see the
comedy Four In amateur yaude.
vile. The first part or opening Choir
us was Of the minstrel show order
and certainly made one think OF an
entertainment OF that nature Messrs
Rosenberg and Nash were the middle
men. and their white trousers and
lue coats made = pleasing effect.
Mcdonald and Gabeic acted AS end
men. and were some coons." as at.
tested by the applause from the
large audiences. Suffering Dick.
sung by Mcdonald. brought down the
house. while "Backsliding Brudier''
and Hall. Jerusalem. Hail" made biz
hits especially the bone In the nose
idea Of the latter song. The voices
Cl the Quartctte blended finely and
would do Justice TO n metropolitan
quartesie. The act showed clever
ilras and acting and IN the best that
Mr Wonderiy has had 80 far In his
amateur vaudeville. Mex, Thursday
al entire change will lie presented.
La Junta tribune., 1910-06-18
Our Baseball Team on . reur.

The La Junta baseball aggregation
left yesterday morning for Cheyenne.
Wyo., where they will play a series
of three games with the champions
OF Wyoming on Saturday. Sunday and
nSsnday The Cheyenne aggregation
has played twenly-six games this sea
son and won every game-some bet
ter than La Junta which has played
eiyh,een games and split even on
number won and lost.
After the series In Cheyenne the
boys will go to Ration. n. NJ. for a
sogjes OF three games on Wednesday.
nssday and Friday Of next week
~ come back home with the same
te1Vn iag s-saass q eSe y0ss q
nsXt saturday and Sunday. The Ii
Junta team Is playing silt-edEed ball
these. days. with indications Of max.
Ing . hurricane finish At the wind
up Of the season. The team will also
play At Manzanola with Ration on July
lth.
La Junta tribune., 1910-06-18
k.n... City Pathfinder Car Arrive.

Last Sunday night the pathfinder
car for the endurance run for the
Kansas City Star trophies, which will
be held In August. arrived In La
Junta. The party included George b.
Logan. city editor of the Star; NJ. C.
Nolan. in charge OF the Kansas City
district sales offices Of the Stevens
Duryea, and w. G. Whitlock, manu-
facturer Of the Stafford motor car
and chairman Of the runs and tours
committee Of the Kansas City Auto
mobile Club.
The pathfinding car Is Stevens
Duryea big Six" Of sixty horse pow
er. II made the trip from Kansas
City to La Junta without single
accident. With the exception OF a
bursted tire the party has not been
delayed for repairs. The party left
Kansas City Wednesday Of last week.
AS the tour is for the purpose OF
finding n route for the endurance
race. the drivers have been In no
hurry and have not attempted to
smash any records. The Santa Fe
trail was closely followed on the
entire trip.
The fastest time on the entire trip
was made between Dodge City and
La Junta. the distance of 202 miles
being made between 3 am. and 6p.m.
damaged. The party left La Junta
last Monday morning. via Trinidad.
Ration and Las Vegas. for Santa Fe.
n. NJ. the ultimate destination OF the
proposed endurance run.
La Junta tribune., 1910-06-18
Ovmpsr Crops In Sent County.

Beet thinning Ii about half finished
In Bent county and the growers ar.
much encouraged over tho outlook for
u bumper crop this season. Wealth
er conditions bave been perfect for
bectA and. combined with an excellent
water supply. gives assurance that tLt
1910 crop will b. = top notchcr. Not
only are the bects looking good but
all other crops In this section are
In fine shape.
Alfalfa cutting IL on In full blast
The first cutting IL exceptionally
heavy this year. From the outlook
Ia general the exhibit of Bent coun.
" st the irrigation congress At Pu.
cblo. authorised at the last meeting
Of the Commercial Club. II sure To
bc = winner. The agricultural pros.
poets are such that an exhibit sec.
ond to none In the country will b.
arranged In the collectioa Of the
largo display Of farm prodscts which
Will b. used 10 show Bent county's
possibilities.
La Junta tribune., 1910-06-18
Death OF Mrs. hill.

Mrs. Minnie r. Hill. wife OF Carl
H. Hill. died at her home six miles
east OF La Junta In the Garden OF
Eden on June 10th. after "A brief i'll
ness from meningitis. Deceased was
thirty.two years OF age. and leaves
n husband and two children To mourn
her demise. The family arrived In
La Junta a out three months ago and
were located on farm six miles east
OF La Junta. The body was shipped
to Bennett. Neb.. last Monday for
final intcrm.nt.
La Junta tribune., 1910-06-18
Poet Wick on the Job.

Several Las Animas people return
ed few days ago from n trip down
into southern Old Mexico. where the
siren song Of the land agent lurel
them. It's the land beyond the river
where grows The greeaest grass: Us
the cottage 'efoDs tAo- U10Dta1n
Whsse Aaelb the swestast hss-ln
yosr mind. It's = fine country down
there. however. the climate Mid and
equable. and . market for all agricul.
tural products. and many Americans
are going there To engage In agricul'
ture aud business. The native Mex.
lean men are chivalroux and kind to
their women. II Ii no unusual sight
10 see n Mexican man operating a
sewing machine. and ~ they wear
few clothes. this work In not wear.
Ing on his physical strength. or per.
haps he Is pottering about the haci.
enda fighting nies. All the women
are required to do Is To hoe In the
garden and amuse themselves at
some other drudgery. Booze Is the
cheapest article In that country. and
n cocktail can be had for seven cents
Some Las Animax men have been fig.
urins on the difference In cost and
how much they would be ahead Il.
nancially. II they had gone into that
country twenty or more years ago.
But the Kreenest grass that ever grew
and the sweetest lass you ever knew
are for you. you. you--in the Arkan-
sas valley.-Lax Animas Democrat.
La Junta tribune., 1910-06-18
Rev. Morley Has Resigned.

Rev. George X. Morley. for nearly
two years pastor OF the Presbyterian
church Of this city. rendered his res
ignation at n congregational meeting
OF the church held Vt the close OF
the service last Sunday morning. TIL.
resignation will take effect on Sep
tcinber LIST. Upon the acceptance ol
the resignation resolutions were
adopted by the congregational meet
Ing ~ follows:
We. the officers. members and
contributors of the First Presbytcr
Ian church Of Ia Junta. Colo. hereb,
express to Rev. George X. Morley
our retiring pastor. our sincere re-
Erct II losing him as pastor. IL
the nearly two years that he has
served this church we have. found
him = sincere. conscientious. Chris
tian gentleman. and one who hal
worked earnestly aud faithfully fol
the ur-buildinx Of the church and
for . cleaner and better community
We most earnestly commend HIN
70 the good Will and fellowship o'
any church or community In which
he may settle.
La Junta tribune., 1910-06-18
Death Of Mrs. Williams.

Mrs. Charles G. Williams, a former
resident OF La Jun'a. died at her
home In Des Moines. la. June 10th.
from asthma OF the heart. Deceased
leaves a husband and One daughter.
The family lived In La Junta over
two years ago. Mrs. Williams being
employed As a nurse around town.
About three months ago they visited
La Junta while on their way to Cal.
ifornia. but oaly stayed there short
st.s - SasuaaA- \ lsyA .--~-...
The re0ains were taken 70 Phila
delphia for final interment. the fun
eral taking place in that city on Wed.
nesday Of this week.
La Junta tribune., 1910-06-18
Full Of Ooo.s and Under the Wheels

A Mexican who bears the euphOn'
ious cognomen of Damfino Keno. was
found near the Santa Fc Ice house
last Tuesday night with one arm so
badly crushed that xmputation was
necessary at the shoulder. He had
been spending the evening at Swink
and did not even hold out the price
OF drink to pay his fare home. He
consequently had to beat II and while
attempting to alight from the train
fell under the wheels. He will now
have something to remind him OF his
love for booze for the rest OF his nat.
ural life.
La Junta tribune., 1910-06-18
Student Of Journalism Drowned.

J. W. Fisher received u Telegram
yesterday notifying him Of the death
by drowning Of nephew. Gordon
Fisher. In the white river. near Hol-
lister, Mo. Young Fisher was u stu
dent OF Journalism at the University
Of Missouri. and MAS making u tour
Of tho state with his class for the
purpose Of securing material for
writc-ups. No particulars Of the nc.
cidcnt were given. His home was In
Hsncna, Mo.
La Junta tribune., 1910-06-18
I'd Smith Pardon Deferred.

T.. J. Smith. the former cashier OF
the Rocky Ford Bank. WAS no, given
commutstton of sentence by the
stat. board 0f psrdons las, Monday.
Instead. his application was oon,in.
ucd until the next meeting b.caus.
the board wants TO ascertain what
action will bs taken with relation TO
Prcsidsnt Codding when he h re-
leased June eth. Just before the
board net . lengthy petition signed
ty Abost 3So Of the small dcposltors
OF tho hank came by mail protesting
against the Communication Of Mr..
SMITHS sentence. Tho petition stated
that NJ. Ooddins Was 10 be- rcarrcst-
cd an1 prosecuted Immediately upon
his release. The petition stated that
the signsrs did not believe that eth
or Mr. Oo1ding or Mr.. Smith had
served . ssfficisnt time 10 satisfy
the ssds Of Justice.
with thls petition before Il. the
board coscauded that Il wsrc better
TO Avak dsveiopmens than 70 par
don NJ. oaitA or even 70 grant him
. pssoes q tAs Drsssst une. u Mr.
Goddaag = rsasrssts1 saA peosscst
cd ~ eAaaess ere thaG NJ. Dokh
win eooAlaes y sssvs uatt ~ 80
tseeo onD61oa
La Junta tribune., 1910-06-18
Rvrs, Carrier In Runaway Accident

A. Booker. mail carrier on rural
route No. 1. was very seriously injur
ed In q runaway accident last Satur
day. while ON duty about four mile,
west Of Ia Juats. Rooker was driv
Ing sl6o6 ~ ~ and . team hitch
ID % . haySack was 1ollowiag Aln
seoa 1lD1anss n Tie seas. oeqs
tAiAe hAooaas1 i. u. ~ hAsAsss ~
|ths team u TIE reas an1 the Aoe0sa
started 10 run. The driver was un
able to control them. and when thu
team reached the mail wagon the
horses separated. one going on eth
er side Of Uncle Sans delivery wag
on. the hayrack striking II full I'll
and smashing the mail wagon tc
smithereens. The mail wagon Is .
very light and frail structure and
there wasn't . splinter OF il lef'
except one wheel and the tongue
Had Il not been for cushion In
the hack Of the seat Of the mall
wagon Mr.. Brokers' hack would have
been broken. As Il was he Was badly
bruised and shaken up and WAS moi
able to walk around until Thursday
morning OF this week. II IL prob
able that he will not be on duty for
some time.
La Junta tribune., 1910-06-18
PietuV Show Sold.

G. W. wondcrly has sold his popu'
lar thcRtcr for one day To tho Ladies'
o: tho Grand International Auxiliary
of the u. Of l.. r.. These ladies' VIII
have charge Of affairs one day and
all tho receipts obtained from the SAX
Of tickets viii be received BY them
They have secursd "Wednesday. June
32d. ~ their "Raiiroad Day" and are
already out selling tickets In advance
The committee a ladies in charge
consists oi Mrs. HsaSt, Mn. kisss
40 Mn. Heed.
La Junta tribune., 1910-06-18
Marital ns"ses rs-sss vss~ H'~

hr. and Mrs. n. c. Ings. Of La
Jsats. who have bssa tempting the
ltaay Tribe u Tiabss Lake. stopped
Ia eur CITY Wednesday svsning Of
~ week - tAsf return hoae. He
Fsays seeoeee was ealy nt1ltiAg ard
tAat ehs blooese seshse ~ q tAs
vssag - = ~ Dsss.-CAssav Car.
La Junta tribune., 1910-06-18
Me"sy " ssr~ q chs'a~.

We almost forgot 10 mention ths
fact Of thcir belas . splsndld Open
lag lor . tank 10 Chsraw. We have
. spIsnltd buiidias put W expressiy
Tor ssch N iastitstios: ws also have
. prosperous community oi iarasfa
aal business mea ready 70 DO bsss'
Asss With u. Al ~ Assd 70 cen.
plstsiy sQulp ths tsvn sss bHsissss
b - satsspslslag baakse. as1 susl
. sas WI - . lssaalvs basinsss.
Dsa't - sosak q ease.-CAsssv
Clng1oo.