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The Washington times., 1910-02-13
PEARY SENTIMENT
m NORTH CAROLINA

RALEIGH, \. G., Feb. 12-Goveruor
~ w Kitchen. Of North Carolina.
Twelve years 2 member Of Congress
nom this state says he has not fol-
lowed the movement in Congress for
making Lieutenant Peary a rear ad-
miral in honor Of his dash 10 the North
Pole closely enough 10 express an Opin-
lonr bot that Peary should certainly be
nonored by Congress- N some com
I1eusuTete way
The established system Of the Navy
Department IN advancing its officers
20 the rear 8dUiralShi0 should have
weight I'm determining whether this IS
f7n -~~--. means Of q -cOrdiuE me hon
sarE has so abundaztIv wen,
le Government. ne says. can
withhold some sort Of s.Ge-
Euitiou and reward from
has already suffered sting
ans humiliation.
Willis G. Briggs. Republican leader
here and nominee in the last campaign
for Congress sa-S-
The Secretary o. The Navy alone is
justified 90 decide what hOnOrS should
he bestowed In the navy From HE
standpoint Of public gratitude. however
Lieutenant PeaTE should have some
commensurate lhu0rS for his He0rir
achievement. and not share the fate OF
columbus, E.mifiafUu lv the Su1nfSH
court Paul Jones. laid away In an nm
marked grave and Admiral ScnIcv
1-ever credited with his great victory
lonors for Peary may DO perhaps a
matter for students and scientists rather
than for the United States Nav
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REWARD DECLARED
PEARY'S JUST DUE

DETROIT. Mich. Feb. I2.-.'As the
djscoverer - the North Pole L do not
thinh IT airy more than Just that Con-
EreSs should give Robert y. Peary the
honor suggested by making him re-
tired rear admiral said Governor
Warner this morning.
when we think of the hardships
PeaTy suffered and the great glory he
brought 20 this country by being the
hrSt to discover the Pole, il seems to
me that the least Congress should 90
for him would he 10 acknowledge the
many trials ne had in getting 20 tho
Pole by making him a retired T"aT ad-
miral'
Robert r. Peary has spent fourteen
Of the last tweuty-thUee years OF his life
iH the Arctic circle in his attempts TO
locate the North Pole. and he ought
To receive due recognition from Con-
EreSS." said Senator William Alden
Smith who was at his home Ga Grand
Rapids with Vice President Sherman
this morning
THE least Congress could do Is 20
make him rear ADMIRAL for his bravery
In the North
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LODGE BELIEVES
BILL WILL PASS

Senator Henry Cabot Lodge. Of
AIassa husetts. Is strongly in favor Of
Congress revardinE Commander Pearv
aud he trusts that something VIII he
done
Commander PCary has accomplished
= wonderful thing Senator Lodge
sale at his home today He has
achieved something that has brousE-
glory 70 this country. and Of which
every American should feel proud Z
believe. ss the Administrator docs
that the dlSCOVereT OF tile Nor-H Pole
should be retired with the rank and
pay Of n rear admiral Of The navy as a
suitable reward for his crear service.
The bill with this object in view
passed by the Senate. mAers with NV
approval and I regret that T. Was rot
passed IN the House However. be-
lieve 10 VIII be- passed oy the lower
branch Of Congress later
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OPPOSED TO HIGHER
RANK FOR PEARY

TRENTON, n J, Feb. 12-Henrv
L Buchanan. New jersey State Il
bTsTisn and president Of the Trenton
board Of education. said
PeaTy should not be houo-ad vii n
The rank OF rear admiral HIS claim
% having discovered the North Pole.
which 70 my mind Is a doubtful one
has brought him all the hOnUrs ueces-
szrys not 10 say anything Of the hnan-
Ci6I benefit he has reaDed.r
Capt. Charles 3. Dahlsren- L. : y
retired said
Congress viii do right "a rejecting
me e1QEt 70 make Pga-y G rear ad-
miF5A he Is a staff officer and il VIII
ps bad FOR the naval service to advance
hin 20 such an honor over the heads
Of Old lire officers,,
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FAVORS
TRIBUTE TO PEARY

ANNAPOLIS. NId-. Fen. 12-Govern-
OF AUstg T. CTotHers, or Maryland
said this morning that he vas thor
ouEhly iH favor Of retiring Pc4rv- r1o
dlsCCVCTrr oT the North Pole with inc
rank and pay Of n rear admiral Gov
cTEor truiIc--- did NOT undertake 20
pass upon the proofs Of such discover
bur mad" toe statement upon the as
sumption which Is not now questioned
tt1at Pcary - the actual discovereT of
The north end Of the earth
Governor tTsthrrS said that IL was
hitting reward for the reTiiS and urf-
TarioDs undergone nv Commander
EezTE- MS Wcnf-Iff=I -.-tieuce and de-
termination AM The honor which he
Won Tor the ra-V and -AUt-ECa THAI he
should De given the high rank proposed
.ro ne nav M---L L -.----- with n
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SOUTH POLE RACE
AROUSES BRITONS
English Children Aid Ex-
plOTeT Scott in Dash Into
Antarctic Regions.

LONDON. Feb. Il There is intense
interest throughout the country over
TIE forthcoming race between Pcary
ana scott FOR the South Pole.
school children everywhere arc sub
S'Ii nin| pennies and sbiIlinEs for the
purchase of dogs and sIcds for Scott. Ia
every Srnool house is notice that the
cost OF a sled is 50 and that the cost
OF a cog Is %lE- Every child Il asked 70
din scout 10 uphold tho supremacy OF
Britain in the Antarctic
me Sleds purchased By the children
WI near plates Inscribed BIZ the names
o. tls schools presenting them and the
dogs VIII Re called after the schools who
FURNISH the money TO buy them
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geIs 10 discuss whether. or not he should
be made a rear admiral"
Governor Reticent
Gov Eben \ Draper. OF MasSachu-
sets Il do not care to enter into the
controversy in any form
Mayor Arthur Howard. OF Salem,
Mass 'PeaTy is a worthy man. but /
am not Conversant with the subject 70
discuss the proposed promotions"
Mayor john CouEhlin, or Fall River,
Mass. Fea-y cannot be honored too
highly 10y the Government He rs
brave and coura geous explorer as great
as Column bus or PaIhoa- Being made q
rear admiral Is nothing more than his
Just deserts
Mayor L.athTOD, Of Springfield, Mass
J believe PeaTy should he given TecOE-
milton by Congress, but do not think he
should be made rear admiral.
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CHURCH APPLAUDS
WORDS OF BISHOP
Scenes Unprecedented Wit
messed in Hamline NJ.
E. Church.
Confined from Flrst Pazel

the n0n-Cstholics and ne said that Il
is a very alarming condition OF az
fairs-wheu we rC-erse II.
- might talk 70 YOU for another hour,
ne said, on She conditions which pre-
vail in those new dependencies Of ours.
Porto Rico and the Philippines. things
which T know of my own experience.
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PROPOSES RAISING
PEARY TO STAFF

IT would favor Secretary Meyers idea
% making Robert r Peary a member
OF the staff and then retiring him as
rear admiral. said Prof. Henry Gan
nett. president OF the National Geo
graphic Society He has done the big
EeSr thing OF any naval officer OF moi
eTn times and certainly deserves q rcs-
tlmnUiaI from Congress-cIther q vote %
thanks OF a medal Of honor
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Urges Honor to Pear

Dr Thomas Fell president Of 81
Johns College. Baltim0-e. stated TO-DAY
that he favored the retirement OF Pearv
with the pay Of n rear admiral Dr
ell said clar he had not Vet time To
think over the question Of giving the
rank OF rear admiral which was raised
by Secretary Meyer. but he was OF
the opinion that PeaTy should receive
recognition N some fitting way for his
achievement
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Congressional Committee overlook The
achiev ements of Pea~y when they re-
fuse - make aim rear admired II
may be that the usual profss sion7l
jealosuy in the Navy is croppiag out
and tfEt IS the real obstacle IT there
still may be some Coz adbeTeuts with
influence enough 10 stop the Pearv 7d-
vanceTlent- In time TO come the mem
bers Of Congress voting against the
measure viii realize their mistake
There Is not the slightest doubt but
Peary IS the real discoverer Of the pole
He gave mp the best wears uf ms life
il the quest and he should be rewarded
Of course. a medal is some recognition
bat Peary deserves more than mere
decoration"
Peary Is Praised
DR.. ". Holland. director Ct 'sVncEie
Institute and PittSburr'S src1t-s1 and
most vC-satii- sCLc'ar said
''Pedry deserves every recognition IN
tho gift of this country Not only
should be he made a rear admiral, but
ne should De pensi0ued for the rest Of
his life and should be given am income
ADEQUATE te allow him % live as BELTS
2 man making the greatest exploration
Of years.
register a vigorous protest against the
action OF tHe Congressional committee,
and SEouId register Il Immediately. To
would he q national disgrace and will
MA Ike the scientists Of the United States
the laughing stock OF the entire world
unless PaarT gets the recognition due
Pesry Matter Sighted.
Chancellor Mccormick. University Of
pitts bUT-. Suil-
Congress apparently mas very little
IEle 10 consider reUslruiuE a man for
-rtaHte aCCIevauL To IS apparent from
Inc manner iu which the Confessional
COMMITTEE acted that little consideration
vas given To the Eearv matter IF the
rleEuuer- OF that committee would "a he
lme 10 consider that Pearv spent years
20 his eudeayors 10 plant the stars and
stripes at the North Pole they might
zee the wisdom of making him q rear
ADMIRAL
50 long as P=aTy would he retired 7
Immediately upon receiving the higher (
dHE- 7 cannot see where any other OF
icer Of the navy would be hurt by the !
.GvHn cement 7 am for houOrinr Peary I
n any manner possible and disagree ]
With the honorable gentlemen who ad-
-crSely reported me PGaTE advance
uPur-
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wood. Who from the rank OF a surgeon
was pomotcd TO the office OF major
general lie also cited the case Of
former Congressman Charles RoutelI-
now dead. OF Maine. who after The civil
Wdrs when ne was a volunteer Iicuteu-
ant was elected 20 Congress. made
chairman OF the Naval Committee. and
fnen- BY act Of Congress, was retired
with the rank and pay of post captain
There are hundreds of like in
stances, declared the admiral Gen
eTal Wood ard Captain IBOuteile had
TRENDS IN Congress Commando PeaTy
has none-thaI Is. none who are pow
erful enough to force his promotion
'Pe7Ty has acded great IauTcls 20
scientific America and now. while he rs
young ne should have the benefit Of his
reward
All Because Of Jealousy
This action viii be regretted for
ages, So long as the United States ex-
lists and # Is all because of jealousy IN
the navy
Henry G. BRYANT. president Of the
Geographic Society. gf Philadelphia.
which Institution helped to finance
PeaTy's polar expedition. also EXPRESSED
Chagrin at the failure Of Congress TO-
more suitably reward the Pole discov-
erer
In view Of the unique achievement. Of.
Commander PeaTv. in finally reaching
we Ecai or the century after years or
consistent effort. 90 he said. the Gov
eminent should SiEnaIiZe his victory by
something OF unusual honor As our
form OF government prohibits the con-
feTT1ng Of kuiEhthOOd or similar titles
promotion 10 the highest rank in his
corps and honorable retirement with the
relative rank Of rear admiral is the
least that II could do under the circum-
stances
In future the UnselfiSh devotion Of
Commander Peary will be rememb ered
and the Importance of his achievement
VIII grow with time IF no substantial I
remuneration is conferred ON him IL viii /
be matter OF regret long after time
has ehaced the petty SGuabbIeS between {
Inc and staff Of the navy"
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hut 7 haven't the time and I viii merely
refer yOu 10 a work Just published By an
Italian baroness setting forth the COudi-
lions that prevail right in Rome Read
&c and YOU viii understand the subject
more thoroughly"
Congregation Beyond Control.
Z shall not mention some Of the
srOsser charges that have been made
against the church. 7 shall say nothing
OF Hcentious priests and bishops.
know nothing about these matters per
sonal'y. and we are face 20 face with
this problem from a broader stand
point"
When the bishop had concluded his
sermon, which lasted for more than an
hour, applause broke out afresh and
the upiifted hand Of the venerable bish-
op was required to quiet the feelings
that had been aroused in MS congrega-
ton.
Taking q place inside the chancel the
bishop shook hands with many Of the
members of the congregation, all Of
whom expressed their approval Of the
sentiments OF the sermon Bishop
CraHston-s last words 10 one of his peo-
pie were I don't think our Catholic
brothers can accuse us Of being too Sc
we're"
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES

7. w. G. A.
We wish TO announce
the opening Of our second term
OF the Association School
The course embraces the following
subjects;
Gymnasium
DTeEsma king
Millinery.
Arts and Crafts
fTcGIiuE lea 1C--Srcn-f .frE-ETn~1TF
EnElish-Advanced and Elementary.
French.
CTeTEsu-
Spanish
English Literature
Speaking Voice
STenoETsphF.
Current Events
Parliamentary Law
Tutoring IN Special Subjects
Bible Classes.
Mission Study.
Special English class for foreign zfrIz
Young Women : Christian
Association,
I-TH AND r SITS y. "
PHONE MAIN -T-g
fe1-eo5-r1-
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SWAMI AEHATANANDA-S oRTFNTAT.
School OF Mind and SOU Culture Class
and Private Lessons 1888 18th street cor
T. Free consultation every FRIDAY from
~ D. IN feTT.TTfT
La Junta tribune., 1910-02-12
HN1tNRG DALHfNX

For Sale - Edison graphophone.
cheap. II taken at once. Apply GA
Ration avenue.
Ed Deyine. a real estate dealer of
Fowler. was a county seat visitor yes
terday on business.
For Rent-Three nicely furnished
rooms. for light housekeeping. In.
qulre '2i Ration. or phone Junta 2o2
c. S. Pellet. OF Trinidad. former.
iy manager OF the La Junta Lumber
Company. Was In town Thursday on
business
For Sale Dates - Call on >. A..
Doran. farm and live stock auction.
eer. write me At swink, Colo, or tel.
ephone black 7s:.
Professor and Mrs. II. T. Mitchell.
OF Rocky Ford were In the city the
first Of the week. guests a, the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Champ Jsmeyson.
Both Professor and Mrs. Mitchell
were formerly teachers In our schools
r. A. stecn and c. A. Bcerbohm
were In Las AnimAs Thursday attend.
Ing an Informal meeting OF the Ar.
kansas Valley Banking Association
The annual meeting OF the associa.
ton viii he held In La Junts on the
second Wednesday In March.
Mrs. G. X Morley lcf, last satur.
day for sprinx Hili. Kan. where sh.
Was summoned on account Of the ser,.
Gus Illness OF her father. who suffered
a stroke Of sppoplcsy that day. Later
reports are TO the effect that Mrs
Moriey's father has improved. and Is
nov con,aicseins.
Mrs. J. y. Sickcnbergcr. OF Manxan.
ola. was the guest Of Mrs. II. W. Ads.
mond yesterday between trains. Mrs.
sickenberger left on No. 1. ycstcr.
day afternoon for Carbondsic. Ill,
where she Was summoned on account
OF the serious illness Of her mother
who IL not expected to live.
o. J. Blakcsley writes and ins,ructs
" to change the address Of his Trl
buns from Minneapolis. MINI. to
Painted Post. n. r.. where he expects
70 b. located indefiniteiy. He re-.
ports weather coaditioas In New York
decidedly fnsA. with snow. and
snow and snow. and sieishins and
more sieighing."
Jack. the little son Of Mr. aad Mrs.
hsssy Aoashss. Aas beea very IN
vtth Dssuosaia at tAeis bone IN
oDsiaGfIsSl. ~. Nm. Heeakee b ths
La Junta tribune., 1910-02-12
Hens and Eggs
Proofs and Profits
By Q. c. FRANrZ
By Q. c. FRANTZ

return OF 1864 per acre. And at
present prices Of feed and labor the
expense would not exceed $3.50 per
acre. which would leave you sili net
profit from the acre OF land.
This may sound hig, but have
proven 1t year after year. and many
times even better. But to do this you
must have the right strain Of poultry.
When | say right strain do not
want to insinuate in the least that
have the only chickens. Neither
do | claim 10 be the only one who
has good laying strain. But
favor the Single Comb White Leg
horn-the egg machines of the world.
There are many other strains or
breeds Of poultry that are extra
fine layers, but there is fully as
much in the strain as in the breed
A hen is great deal like some
women. A society pet would make
poor showing at the wash tub. for
she was not bred that way. So It
is with Biddy. She must be bred
TO shell out eggs. and not all for
OF the extreme show side OF the
poultry business. with mere breed
ing year after year for show only.
paying no attention whatever to the
laying qualities. and then advertise
good winter laying strain. The
general results are no winter eggs
and only few summer eggs.
Show birds are all right. but we
Will have TO combine show with util-
ity. Never in the history OF Poultry
dom was the outlook better or the
demand greater for good. pure-bred
utility poultry-poultry that will fill
the egg basket summer and winter
and make the owner a good big prof
II. instead Of sitting around broody
and consuming all the profit
With eggs going at twenty-fiv to
fifty cents per dozen. and broilers
at twenty-five TO twenty-eight cents
per pound. ii is time to begin to
NEE. this ever-increasing demand for
a strictly fresh article.
Farmers and breeders. my advice
Is TO grow more and better poultry.
Colorado possesses the ideal condi-
lions and market unsurpassed.
Begin at once by subscribing for our
home poultry paper and selec, the
breed you fancy or the one you can
handle TO the best advantage. Start
now-right now.
La Junta tribune., 1910-02-12
SKATING RINK NOTES.

Don't forget the annouuceusn nj OF
the ehiidren's mask skate on saiur-
day. February sth. The small boys
and girls are all anxiously a. aiting
the event and IL viii b. treat to
watch them, All under nft-sn will
be allowed on the floor.
On Friday the Lamar girls played
the La Junta High School hasket tall
team. II vas an interesting game
and each side did some excellent play
ing. The high school boys also play.
ed the best all around team In la
Jun,s. 1t being an easy walk away
for them
Friday evening Harrison and Cover
ran a very Interesting and close race.
Tonight they win race again. and
Cover promises TO make Htrrison
run for Il, Although Harrison Ia
somewhat better than Cover yet these
two put up better races than many
professionals do today.
on February s5th and ssih Harri.
son and Cover will race With Ander.
son and cofey. two Of the fastest men
OF Dodge City. They are biz fellows
but they can't scare the pair from
cheer them on TO victory. though. are
"pikers'-,hai's all
La Junia All ~ho don't turn out to
Tonight the Lamar girls Wili play
the la Junta iIigh School girIs, and
III. Lamar boys will play The La
Jun,a High School boys. Il being y
double header to decide the cham pion
ship OF the Eastern division OF the
Southern Colorado Northern New Mex
leo league. There will no doubt be
two OF III. best games OF the season.
Many good attractions have been
hooked for the skating rink, the
first being Professor La Sale In .
twenty-five minute &C, OF s.nsstt tpnai
and fancy skating. He Is the cham.
pion toe spinner Of the world. making
2:s revolutions In two minutes. He
also Jumps over eight chairs and
three men. two Of whom are placed u
the end Of the chair. then turning .
hand spring over the third man. end
snG with the toe spin. He wifi eleo
make hls famous Leap to Death.
0oa't mics II.
La Junta tribune., 1910-02-12

daughter OF Mr and Mrs Geo. Thomp-
son. OF this city. and has 0lany ac-
quaintances and friends here who will
be glad to know her little one is i'm
proving.
Z. A. Philhour arrived home last
wednesday morning from the gilds
OF Missouri. around Lamar. where he
has been visiting his paternaI ances-
TOR during the past three weeks On
MS way home he stopped over In Kan
sas City TO witness the hanging OF
Two negroes who were legally execut.
ed there las, Monday morning.
Mrs. l.. c. Campbell returned home
few days ago from a two months
visit at her old home In ReidsyilIe.
\. c. Mrs. Campbell is rather en-.
thusiastie over sunny Colorado these
days. During her two months visit
In North Carolina there was n grand
total OF jus, six clear days. Here's
an opportunity to rejoice and be ex.
eecdinsly glad tha, /, is as well with
us as II Is.
A big delegation OF Odd Fellows
came down from Fowler yesterday
afternoon. accompanied by the IA.
nous degree team OF that place .whieH
Is said to be the very best ia this
par, OF the state. to attend a meet.
Ing OF the local lodge and participate
In the festivities incident to confer.
ring first degree upon five candidates
The work was demonstrated by the
degree team of the Fowler lodge.
La Junta tribune., 1910-02-12
Notice Of Final Settlement.
In the matter Of the .s,a,. of Matt
Daimler. deceased.

In the matter Of the .s,a,. of Matt
Daimler. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given. that on
Monday, the eleventh day Of April.
A. ID 1910. being one Of the regular
days OF the March term OF the coun.
" Court Of o,ero County. In the
state OF Colorado. The Colorado sa,.
inss and Trus, Company. executor OF
said estate. will appear before tho
Judge Of said Court. present my final
settlement As such executor. pray the
approval Of same. and will then spp,y
70 be discharged ~ such executor. Al
which time and place any person In
interest may appear and present Oh.
,ec'ions to the same II any there be-.
Dated at Ia Junta. Colorado. Feb.
ruary II. 1910.
THE COLORADO SAVINGS
AND TRUST COMPANY.
ny Charles A. Becrbohn. cashier. cx.
ccutor Of the estate Of Matt Dsni.
her. deceased.
.1nt pselicat'on. February u. isfs.
Lest Dss,ieatses. March u, isie.
La Junta tribune., 1910-02-12
rs Sales Expense
Total =. =. 1880 s773.s2 s2ss.3o

Net gain OF s50i02 in eight months
time from 40 hens. TO say nothing
about $50 choice nearly .matured pull
lets to the credit OF the hens.
Figuring the eggs at market price.
less the necessary expense OF feed
ing. breeding OF cockerels and young
stock. and figure the eggs at thirty
cents per dozen lseyeral hundred doz-
en- were marketed at forty-five cents) +.
you would have neat little cash
account OF s453.s0. Deduct the cost
Of feeding the hens only for eight
months ,about 3ll2). and you have
left a profit OF S3il.9o. or nearly
S25o per hen from eggs alone at mar
ket price.
ANY way you can figure 1t, | can
see an annual profit Of 50 per hen.
What better paying and surer crop
can the farmer grow than poultry?
Late water and late freezes do not
hurt. as our hens keep on laying
just the same Suppose the farmer
uses from one to two acres for poul-
try and runs 300 hens TO the acre
ample room for that many. Those
hens. II properly cared for. will pro-
duce you twelve dozen eggs per hen
annually. Figure the eggs At twenty
four cents per dozen thirty cents
is not too high. l, would mean a
La Junta tribune., 1910-02-12

Up In Northern Colorado the price
OF be-ts TO the farmers for the com
ing season will remain the same as
last year AT the fat rate Of s. per
ton. and $3.50 for the silocd portion
Of the crop. The northern Colorado
farmers are kicking this year just
like the farmers of the Arkansas Val.
ley did last year They are dis.
satisfied With the fiat rate and de
clare that they would rather have the
sliding scale adopted by the sugar
companies In the southern part Of the
state We have not heard any kicks
ON the scale adopted by the sugar
companies OF the Arkansas Valley
this year. and II j. fair to presume
that the growers are more than sat.
isfi.d with tn. very liberal min
imum rate Of s. per ton for IL per
cent bcc,s. with an additional twenty
five cents for each per cent above
" per cent. Tn. northern sugar
companies contend tina, the average
In tina, part OF the stat. is not over
/? per cent a,d that 81 per ton fla,
IL a fair price. !, seems TO be very
difncul, matter to please all Of the
farmers all Of the time in Nil parts
Of the state. They wan, hixh prices
for everything they have for sale and
Montgomery Ward prices for every.
thing they buy-just like mos, Of the
rest Of us. II seems to BE- human M.
ture. and up to the present moment
there has been no little early riser
discovered that will regulate the per.
vcrsitics of human nature.
La Junta tribune., 1910-02-12
TsveiaO rhs Fer Gsst.

james McNeen left last Sunday for
Pttisburs. Pa. where he viii attend
the ANIMAL meeting a the Natioaai
Brckmakers' Associattoa. NJ. Ne
Men s1pscte1 70 ~ ahseat sbsst Z
vssk.