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The Detroit times., 1910-11-15
aoston. Ne +ave New Park

BOSTON. Nov 14.--It has been an
nolfnced by President John T. Taylor
~ the Boston Red sox, that he will
Greer a $1,000 600 ball park with a
triple deck grandstand. capable Of ac'
fueNy seating $4,000 people. II is
aid that the property has been
houuht and that the work would be
nrremuiished with all possible dis
natch and that the new home viii
rrnhahIy be ready about the middle
81 merit PLAYING SESSION.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-15
Plek to Faee MIehIaan.

MINNEAPOLIS. Nov H. Earl
Pickering, the Minnesota left end. who
was operated upon several week ago
for appendicitis. has so far recovered
from the effects Of the operation that
there is trong probability he will
play age 4 Michigan one week from
Saturday.
sPickr has been out i'm uniform ev
rry affernoO for week and is keep
inr IN touch with all the plays TO be
reed against the Wolverines. Unless
H.. has n setback he will surely star
IN The game al Ann Arbor
The Detroit times., 1910-11-15
o,NeiIl President Again.

CHICAGO, Nov. t4-Minor leaguers
still held forth in Chicago today,
meetings of the Central League and
The. National Association OF PROBES.
sional Leagues drawing a score OF di.
-ectors OF minor league ball clubs
lere At the closing session Of the
Western leagues annual meeting
yesterday, Tip O'Neill was reelected
president Tor a period OF five years
N an increased salary
The Detroit times., 1910-11-15
InRBING PRICES.

Canned OaOdS-ApG!sS gals. - % 3
baked beans l-ih. 20 y DOC Lima pea >
standard soc Table beats. 81 IS q 20
veAs. Fancy. carly june, 81 81 stand
ard 81 soaked 80 q 10c salmon:
Sockeye. tall. So: Fat - ilaska
reds. 81 10 Alaska pinKs. ~ % Toma-
toes. IS U soc. succ0tasn. SO ~ per
coffee - Packed coffee. lO0-lb case.
SIS I5 q 1880. delivered.
Fced-Bran SCI. me middliHss, SO,
coarse middlings. $50 cracked CON-
S22. coarse cornmeal SIS, corn ana
oats chop; 81 per ton -.
FIOur-MicalRau patents. IN ~ood,
best IS 70 ordinary patents. ~ 20
straight. Sass. clear. k4.55 per biol Rye
nour, 81 90 per bb.
Ou$-Raw llnseed, 81 90 boiled i'm
seed, 81 OF. Diamond headlight kero-
sene, 30, Perfection, Sac, EoceHe.
iIlrc. crown gasoline, ljc Dci gal; tur-
pentlEe, in barrel lots. soise gal
PrONisIons-Mess pork. SCI 90. fam
smoked hams. l5c. dry salted briskets,
ltisc shoulders. lie; picnic hams. lie
bacon. l9q 22c, lard m tierces, l31
1850 kettle rendered, ia 10.
SuEars-Corrected daily oy W. r.
Edgar & sons. CRYSTAL dominoes, Z
eagle tablets. $50. cut loaf 90;
cches, IS as. NXXA powdered. So IS,
standard powdered. So co. graduated.
extra coarse. $3.50. nne In bulk. $3.50:
$3.50. .eOnfectioners A. t5ls; No. !.
$40; No. ., s5o5; No. s. SIS; No I. SI9S:
No. 9, $49o, No. O. - So, No 10. $3.50.
No II; ans 20. a. ,sA!o' No -,
igan graduated, $50; household pOw-
dered. 5-lb cartons. is to case. IS 40:
le-lt. cartons, as 10 case. 3SlS
The Detroit times., 1910-11-15
rHTCACO GRAIN LETTEU.

Reported for The Times by Paine
Webber * Co. Nov ~.
There was an easier feeling for a
short time at the opening In wheat be-
cause OF weak ca bles and big world s
shipments. The market had a strong
upturn 10 90bs &C. Dec. and 96isc Mny
following bulge at Minneapolis Trade
has given a little attention 10 the re-
port OF rains in Argentina. Local ele-
Vator people sold December wheat al
the advance and the market dropped
back quickly 30 fraction under tho
close Saturday and nearly one cent
under the high point OF S9Ic May
went back 10 962s
The Detroit times., 1910-11-15
CHI1AGn nHAIN

CHICAGO. Nov l4-GEaiu opening
Al grains We're lower at tn eouenlu1
Dec and May wheat OF Sc De, and
May corn sc lower Dec ana MAY
oats on l.c Provisions opened frac-
ttonally lower
Noon-Prices varied little durinc
the morning Dec wheat advanced
sc, MAY unchanged Corn. unchanged.
Dec oats unchanged. May UP i.C
Close--Most grains Sh0Wed sdvarc"s
for the days tradHg December and
Mav what advanced 50. December
and May corn mp 80, December oats
Up &C. MAJ unchanged Troyisi )
generally ruled fractionaIly higher.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-15
lmIN go RITTEM MAnI,E1-

CHICAGO. NoV &C. Butter-ENtrss
800. ursts -2t dairy aiFts 2sIbc.
frsts. "5n Eggs-prIme hfsts s6r
trstz IS Cncs~s-Sk 1ai. dI4I,r
Youug Ap"tiCsss ISL, m15izc Iite
poultry Fowls tuN fo'3cl. ducks. i5u
$50. geese l.MfSc
The Detroit times., 1910-11-15
>EN Yoak STOCK LETTER.

EopOTt q Tor The Times by Palne'
W,pber * Go. Nov. "a:
This mornings stock market, though
dull. was higher with a strong under
tone Both Union Pacinc and steel.
which constituted the bulk OF the trad
ing MADE gains OF over point the
general market sympathizing 20 great
extent Trading. however, was highly
professional with the general public
apathetIC Comm sston houses were
doing very little and generally adNisin
caution on the buying side AZ the ad-
vance
The Detroit times., 1910-11-15
Quotations by HAYDEN. stone y Go
Cb)B Bid COSold. txDSpltt

TOLEDO. Ohio. Nov. It-wheat--
cash, 934c. Dec. $3.50 May, ?9sc,
July. q5ikc Corn-CaSh. 62C, Dec
4St.c, Nay. SOC July 5o9sc Oats
Cash. 84Isc Dec a.. May. 76lSc,
July. 26c Rye-No. . 7ac No. g. 20
Cioverseed-Cash and November. $50.
Dec $3.50. March. $50. Alsike--
Prime So Dec 81. Timothy-=Brlme
and Nov. S44O Buttcr--Creamery
2Iisc. in tubs. dairy 2sc. Eggs-Fresh,
33c Hay-unChanged
The Detroit times., 1910-11-15
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Cream extras 32c To-
hrsts, IS nc. dairy butter. csc. packing
stoek,2le- per 10
EEEs-Fresh current receipts cases
included. @si.c per doz Receipts on
Monday. 100 cases
The Detroit times., 1910-11-15
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BUFFALO-OpenlnE.

EAST BUFFALO. Y Y. Nov Il -
Catrle-Receipts 24O cars. market slow
IS CSC lower. export steers, IS 50n
$50. shipping steers. S6u 20 shIppin =
steers 100 10 $50 los. s. 4045 IS
butchers steers 900 10 ! 100 lbs. 81 so
a 5 so. heifers, s4d SO; cows, 50 n Z so
Gamers, S25063. bulls. export S475 a.
SIS. butchers. S45On5. feeders. - 500
$50 stockers. S375WE75. mixers and
springers $40 ais
HoEs-Receipts 100 cars. market 10
9l5c lower heavy. $3.50 workers.. $3.50
as pigs, Ssl5
Sheep and Lam be Receipts 100 cars.
market dull AID lower top lambs 3d.. 50
n 10 earrings. 50 n 8 %. wethers.
81 % 80, ewes 81 -
Caives-Steady. choice. stO75. fair 10
good $500 rs heavy $6H-
The Detroit times., 1910-11-15
RosrnN CnpPER LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
Stone q Co. Nov s. The Boston cop
per shares are moderately active with
the tone generally stronger East
Butte and North Butte have been the
features Of strength. selling az 1914
and 36l4 respectively. OsCeola. isle
RoNsle. ana Z : Smelling all show
fractional advances Lake ~ somewhat
weaker ON small irausactiouR other
departments OF the market are iTregu-
lar but iu tb. main strong Amer.
" ooleuS pref has been the weak fes
ture selling as low A. - Amer Asri.
chem has been the strong feature
selling at l4a, gain ~ points.
Other stroug stocks hsVe been Amer
Tel q Telegraph. United fruit and ISL
and creek pref
The demand FOR copper the past week
has been rather slow 49, the cousum-
erS seems To- have supplied their wants
for the balance 81 the wear The pro
ducrrs are holding prices FIRM and
asking premium over fhr quoted
sales FOR delivery after the first ~ the
The Detroit times., 1910-11-15
DETROIT ptBLIc Utilities.


NEW YORK. Nov if-Money on caIL
az per cent time money; "a per cent
for six months Bar silver-London,
os t9-1s. do New York. So = G De-
mard sterling Sssj.T0'i iS5.15.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-15
comptroIler Issues can.

WASHINGTON. Nov 1.-THE
comptroller OF the treasury today, is.
sued a call for the condition OF all
national banks al the close OF bust
ness on Nov. 10.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-15
CHICAGO LIVE sTOCK.

CHICAGO kOV l4-Ilogs- Receipt
$4,000 market dun lOc lower. mixed
aud butchers. g. 5JQS good heavy.
s. f0ai IS rough heavy. g. 40H 80.
light. So m 50. pigs g. 6ud 90 Cat
tie Receipts 5000. market steady
bcevps 81 jJft 80. COWS ana heifeTs.
- IS 1850 -fotkers and feeders 81 30
~ . 60 Texans g ion > 90. calves. - so
q To- She.p ,tr| Lambs --lteceipts jJ,-
600 muIkrI iuH loo lower. native, g. so
H4-t. western. X25OH4-O. lambs.
9 . &c. % 80. western. q 1yO o 90
The Detroit times., 1910-11-15
sCoLDED, KILLS SELF.
Delray Woman Swallows Acid After
.e''' Sauabbfe win Husband.

Coroner Rothacher is making an in
vestigation into the death Of Mrs.
Charles Pincini, No. 80 Delray-ave.,
Who died in the Solvay hospital. ear.
" Monday morning. after swallowing
a quantity OF carbohc acid She il
said 10 have taken the poison after
being adnonished by her husband for
scoIding the children. She was about
50 years old
The Detroit times., 1910-11-15
EAST BITFNIO-CIn-e.

EAST BUFFALO. Nov. I4-Cattle--
Re, -ipts. . VOg head, market slow. % n
4Oc lower. prime steers. $3.50 8. 20,
butcher grades. {475m5.s5; cows. &3H
ASS Calves--Receipts 1200 head,
market active and steady. Gull "a
choice, SCn1i. sheep and Lambs Re
ceipts. 200 head market slow.
choice lambs Ss50d6.75 Gull 10 fair
I5.5OT6 vearliugs {515 .25. sheep. 3 m
$50 HugS-Hec ipts q 500 head. mar
ket fsirlv active Workers S7g0a = p.
pigs 9yfiS.ip MIXED 500. beaNr
A. so. rouRns S64Iu stays gGli S.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-15

Job Printing Done Right Times
Printing Co., No Is John r. st Call
Main 1923. or City 33s5
The Detroit times., 1910-11-15

ssh Printing Done Right. Tire.
~.4~rrnr Co, No rs John r. st Call
sis fis6 o. CITY stss
The Detroit times., 1910-11-15

Since IL VAS announced about 4
week ago that the money for the pay
meut OF the General Motors liahill-
ties was on the way there has been
considerable question as 10 what had
become OF II. but II Is now announced
that the money was not formally
turned over TO the directors of the
corporation until saturday 1t is cN.
Dected that il viii be paid over early
,Ais week In anticipation OF the re
ceipt OF this money local banks have
let their reserves 20 lower than they
otherwise would have done, and 1t IS
said that the arrival oil this money
viii help 10 relieve the tightness Of
the situation here.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-15

II is stated on information coming
from sources close 10 the manage.
ment Of the General Motors Co. that
the preferred dividend OF 5i2 per
cent. which was due oct. 10 but was
passed pending the financial negotia.
tions which were then in progress,
will be paid about Nov. 80 These
negotiations have just been formally
completed, although the announce
ment OF the general plan of the al
rangement was made some time ago.
Final papers We're signed only Satu'
day night With the clearing mp OF
tho financial situation, Ihe price OF
General Motors Preferred has gonc
up. regaining some OF the loss OF last
SUMMER II is now quoted on the
local board at rs The new board ot
directors. representing the underwrit.
ing syndicate. meets for organization,
Monday
The Detroit times., 1910-11-15

The Western Dry Milk Co, cor
poration composed OF Detroit men.
who will establish a business in Owos-
so. Mich. fled articles of association
Monday. The company is capitalized
AZ $4,000. The company will manu-
acture. sell and cal in milk and
dairy prodae,s. The stockholders are.
Harry +. Beecher, Charles +. Cole, Ed.
ward J Donoghue, Carl Werngen and
Harry J. Sutton.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-15

The rumor that the Grand Trunk
is 10 take over the Temiskaming and
Northern Ontario. which is govern
ment road. running from North Bay
TO Cochrane, has been again revived
In Montreal This time there is more
ground for IL as the tonnage has fal
len of considerably since the Cobalt
mines have been using water power
instead az coal. and the government
is more inclined TO sell With the
I. and y O. the Grand Trunk would
have a short route to the Canadian
west as the government road makes
a junction with the Grand Trunk
Pacific al Cochrane.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-15
PRODUCE

Commission men reported the usual
light Monday morning ,elIi- ami as
UuN cts were t.uf out Yet, there WAS
I,IHIng 10 sIght go afert prices But
ter a. .Sorr i.s.r. unr dealers were ra,b
ct iouEiu- FOR uut tner H..Nautr Eggs
are also firm OIL ~uEPst aud demand
conditions. AMI the market iS tsbdluE
inward Poultry cleaned up lu good
shape last week he market beIu-
called steady, Iul the trail t~ luuttus
FOR r0u.. d,.faI-le tuts'1-t Iu tire re-
,eI,t- Of si.,k shs. especially Tins week.
WHICH n confirmed, viii mean lower
prices There o. no DEFINITE iuforma
lion ar hand A. 80 the .u-keN crop mi 4
wear hut dealers .I- lookinE for
Thanksgiving prices TO run about the
same ~ last year.
AppIeS-15cH 81 IS per bu. 81 30 n 4
Der br!. western apples 81 IS d275
BaHaBas-Gocd shippilg stock. 81 50
g 2 so. according TO quality
Bcnns-Dried Lima, 6ta q &c ID
CcIery---Home- grown, - % 30C do7
Caulidower--i5d e0c Per bu.
CnbbaEe--fi 80 per bill
CaIIfornis Fruits-orapes. E1.7S02
The Detroit times., 1910-11-15
BUSINESS NOTES

The Rock Island system will be In
the market soon. Il is expected for
10000 tons OF steel rails, 10 fulfill It's
requirements for 1911.
The Detroit Steel Products Co.,
which manufactures "Fenestra
windows. has just completed a large
.contract FOR furnishing the New York
Central shops, IN Albany. with that
type of window Another big con.
tract -,Inder eay- ~ for furnishing
the new build ngs OF the Solvay Pro.
cess Co. and the Michigan Alkali Co
in Wyandotte.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-15

City Controller Heineman. on Men
DAY completed the sale OF $4,000
worth OF registered bonds for the sink
ing fund commission The bonds hear
31-2 per cent interest. and were
taken az par The controller regards
this as an indication OF the continued
good credit Of the city. Many munich
palities have been obliged 10 advance
their rate TO per cent.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-15

The Union Trust Co. Of Detroit
is trustee un. or a mortgage recently
given by the Beach Mfg Co. which
has large lumber interests in Florida
and Georgia. 90 secure an issue Of
5000 400 worth of per cent timber
bonds. The issue was underwritten
in Chicago.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-15

In connection with the change OF
positions by James V Barry, Nho re-
tires as insurance commission to be-
come manager OF the publicity bureau
OF the allied casualty companies. he
will be rendered a banquet in the
Pontchartrain. by his new associates.
Wednesday evening. Mr.. Barry has
made a fine record in his state office,
and the banquet is also an apprecia-
ton OF his services while In that posi-
tion In announcing the banquet, the
secretary Of the casualty association.
SAYS We. as insurance men. have
found no man OF more sterling in
tegrity occupying the ONCE OF COM
missioner anywhere in tho United
States, nor have we found a commits.
sioner anywhere who has raised his
department. TO so high a standard.
We are proud Of this record, and
proud Of the fact that II belongs TO
Michigan. and We are equally proud
that so eminent man is coming to
Detroit 10 assume charge OF the new
bureau
The Detroit times., 1910-11-15

Sanford W. I.add, a member Of the
law firm OF Merriam, Nerkes. SimonS
& Ladd. OF Detroit has just been ap'
pointed receiver OF the Interstate
Telephone 4 Telegraph Co, OF Hi
nois. by Judge Kohlsaat. OF the United
states court The company has "A
bonded Indebtedness of $4,000 900 and
its gross earnings are about 100000
Ter year. II is enc Of the most i'm.
portant Independent companies in
illinois
The Detroit times., 1910-11-15
YESTERDAYS N. Y. STocAS

reported for The Times ~ iiay dth
stone A 20. ll6-.1S Grisw nld-s
La Junta tribune., 1910-08-06

Three Hundred Miles Of opportu ri. y.
There is now iu press q little six
tccn.paEg booklet on the Valley o;
Content that Is about the mos. com.
prohensIve piece Of advertising mat.
Ter ever put out In behalf of any dis.
irlrt or section
"rh, Arkansas valley-sU0 Niles OF
Opportunity Il is the Valley Of Con.
tent" That is the title given 70 the
little book. and It is filled with sta.
tisties ON the valley and with r..
oountal Of lis resources
AftDr a general Introduction. the
book tells OF the half million acres
under water Ia the Valley Of Content. /.
The 100. 600 acres Of alfalfa. The 10.
600 acres Of beeisi the uHr county
that Raises a million dollars worth OF
fruit. the country that raises mil.
lion dollars worth ot autalDup-s. and
the county that has three million
dollar wheat crop this year
The different towns iu The valley.
from Canon CITY 10 Garden cry aud
Cimarrou. are taken up and terssly
referred TO as 10 their principal pos.
sessions aud sources Of pride The
names and Officers ot The garlous
twenty-five commercial bodies are
given, and there follows a abort para.
graph on each town telling Just
Nhal il needs most
The book will be- circulated by
the thousands The first edition viii
be- $4,000 aud n will b. sent BY the
Arkansas Valley Commercial Associ.
alton to the various local 1luas for
their U.s.. Il Is felt that q uili do
great deal toward attracting still
further attention 10 the valley Than
has already been accomplished by
means Of the fac, OF n. EiELt-.nth
National Irrigation congress. Pueblo.
September 18th to October ist being
held In the valley this yrar
It Is probable tha, the Helt meet.
Ing of the Arkansas Valley CONNER.
elal Association will BE- held at
Lamar, Wednesday. August Io,h. and
a lively session is expected.
Las Animas. which IL TO hold n
biz Santa Pc Trail celebration I'm a
few weeks. wants the next meeting
after that at Lamar
La Junta tribune., 1910-08-06

r. SCISSOR Adsmond has just
hV completed the abstract Of
Uov assessment OF OterO county
- property valuations for the
year 1910 and is now In Denver sui
miltiRG the fi-ures 10 the state
board OF equalization, Of which
Rhoady Kenehau, state auditor. Is
the controlling genius and IrrepTes-
sible nrebraud Nobody knows just
what Rhoady will do next. but he
always seems 10 have a few trump
cards up his sleeve wlth which he is
able to keep the political and state
official pot boiling
Rhoady sent out an entirely new
property list schedule this year to
the various assessors ot the state
upon which there are several items
enumerated that never appeared be-
furg-among them being orchard
lands. bicycles and motorcycles and
franchises Orchard lands have always
been Included Boz agricultural lands
heretofore. aud bicycles and motor
cycles have been g.assad as vehicles
Franchises w,r, never ASSESSED In
previous years. and for 1910 two OF
them appeared upon rhc assessment
Of Oirro rouuIy-tha electric light
companies Of La Iuuta and Rocky
Ford. lhr former being assessed for
81 900 and the latter for $500
The total asa.ssm.ut Of OtarD
county for the year 1910. as returned
by the ASSESSOR. g. 2H.5as. .951. as com
pared TO The August return uf last
year o, ys.3S5.a7G. an increase Of
SI53,3lg. The figures shown 10 the
table for 1903. are the final returns.
after they had been revised by the
assessor on local valuations and by
the state board OF equalization on
corporation valuations The assess
mnni th.s year Was made ON a basis
OF oue-thlrd valuation. Last year the
assessment vas made Uu o lasts OF
40 per rau, valuation. bur notairh.
sIauau- rl.s fact fH. total ASSESS
ment iu .ha county shows d IIahr in-
crease over last year.
The total corporation assessment
In Otpro county this year, which In
clndDs railroads. t.lrZraph and trlc.
phone lines. is gI.GaZ.-iU. as cumpar
ed 10 gLGIGUsI for the year pre-.
uous. an Increase of yaG.sSs
Orchards ln Otpro county are as
srssrd Tor the first time. and show
a total of f.las acres valued at SIG0-
785. or au average value per acre Of
s86s--ou ou,-ruirI basis Of yalu.
La Junta tribune., 1910-08-06

alton. Only orchards that are Of
commercial value, and from which
the products are shipped, were as.
scssed. Assessor Adsmond estimates
that there are about ll,UO0 acres Of
orchard In Otero county, but none OF
the smaller orchards. the product Of
which is limited to family use, were
assessed.
The number OF acres Of agricnl-
tural land. which includes orchard this
year. Is 1912, as compared TO ll2..
7Gl last year, an Increase OF I0,ssl
acres. and an increase In value Of
&lsg.O7O The number Of acres Of
grazing land Increased J.2I2, and III"
value decreased 1875. caused par.
daily by a 10 cent decrease 10 the
ASSESSED valuation per acre The
value Of Improvements on farm lands
Increased $3.50 over last year. while
improvements ON public lands do
creased yl.6eU The value OF town
and city lots decreased Sz.-55, and
the value Of Improvements on town
aud city lots Increased E2aIgp
The number Of cattle decreased
1000 from last year This item has
shown a decrease each year for seS.
rraI years past. bur this be- the Iarg.
est decrease for some time The
number OF horses Increased l.iss and
the number Of sheep 5.ujG Swine
decreased -Hs head and mules show.
ed an Increase Of niHelyrsereu head
Carriages and vehicles decreased
gu6. and clocks and watches 100 Only
riEhryngr automobiles were disuov.
cred. although there are fully that
many n la Iuula and Rocky Ford
al1ur-aud even swink has O. fpE.
with nearly $1,000. 900 on deposit
lu the various banks u Drrro couu.
ry only tZa-r5 was returned uudar
The head OF moneys and credits.
which item also includes book ae.
counts. ETC. The item oi moneys and
credits shows decrease over last
year uf Es.5Ha.
Tho greatest falling OF On The as
aaesmrur This year rs lu the various
items ot personal property as re-
turned by the deputy ASSESSORS uf rhe
county Nearly every item OF per
s1nul proprry shows decrease
A table showing au abstract Of
the assessment for the year 1903
and 1910, Tor comparison, is given
below. d shows the number and
value Of each item assessed. and Is
as follows
La Junta tribune., 1910-08-06
Birth Announcements,

The Tribune has put IN a supply OF
the neatost little birth announcement,
cards that can be found anywhere.
The large card and the small one
with the printing. nicely tied with a
pretty little blue or pink ribbon and
having blue or pink borders. all en-.
closed In an appropriate envelope. also
With a small blue or pink margin.
They are beauties. and jus, the ,hlus
for baby Announcements.
La Junta tribune., 1910-08-06

= Seven thousand population
= Bank deposits Of l,0o0, 900.
= A 5000 high school build.
= Ing.
= Twenty.,hree passenger trains
4 daily.
= One star and three rural
= routes.
= Telephone system with 700
= phones.
= Nine trade and labor organ.
= izations.
Most sunshine OF any Colo.
: rado city.
= Miles Of brick and cement
= sidewalks.
= Santa Fe shops, employing
= 1000 men.
= Monthly payroll. ali sources,
= o: 100000.
= One public library OF l5,.
VVV NoIulueh.
= Water and sewer system
= owned by city.
= One railroad reading room
= and club house.
= Three printing offices and
= one newspaper.
= Twenty three traternal and
+ secret societies.
= Average monthly postoftice
+ receipts OF 81 .iO3.
Mennonite sanitarlum. five
= miles west OF city.
= One Touring mill Of 800 bar.
= rels daily capacity.
Best prospect Of any town IN
= the Arkansas Valley.
+ one brick and tile plant Of
3 10000 daily capacity.
= Rapidly growing. surround.
= Ing agricultural territory.
= Headquarters OF the western
+ grand division Of the Santa r
: railway.
+ Electric light and power
= plant. with all-day and all
= night service.
= Ten thousand acres OF vir.
= kin agricultural territory nov
= rapidly settling up.
= Forty-three mile. OF Santa
= Fe Sldetrack. with a freight
= car capacity OF 5000.
= Local building and loan as.
= ISOLATION with $1,000. 900 cap.
3 ital and loans in otero eoun.
= ty aEEregatiug 1850. 900
: In fact. La Junta Is the best
= town Of is size in the state
= Of Colorado. and Is the cen.
: ter and natural clsarinE
= house Of the richest valley !n
= the world.
La Junta tribune., 1910-08-06
Deceptive.


he dHE De- bright.
The SUI De- warm.
There comes no blight
No sudden storm.
To crill the hope
IN. sweet airs bring
That hill and SLOPE
WIN soon knoW spring
That robins say
VIII r!t about
And green bourhs sway
In soft Winds rout
Who trusts the hope
IL doomed TO Ms.
l.. rripp. and dop.
Ana doctors bills
La Junta tribune., 1910-08-06
Missed a Chance.

why. you look as II you had seen a
ghost"
I'LL did
See q ghustT'
Yes
"What did you dor
Ran away"
why good heavens, man. why
didn't you engage IL FOR the season for
exhibition purposes
La Junta tribune., 1910-08-06
Nothing TO Him.

'SN'N'H 70 '7AH1s
Your note is overdue"
so hear
You don't appear 20 be worrying
shout n
-why should n What have l got nv
s-suritlrS On II furF