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The Columbus journal., 1911-03-01
Catholic Formulation.

Chicago dispatch: Advance sheets
of the official Catholic directory pub
lished by the NJ. H. Wiltzius COM
pany. Milwaukee, Wis. give the fol-
lowing statistics regarding the Omaha
diocese: Population (Catholic).
about $3.50: bishop, I; clergy, 17S.
churches. 1872; colleges and acade-
mics. IL; parishes with schools, 70;
children attending. 9.3l5; orphan
asylum, !; orphans, 1913.
The Columbus journal., 1911-03-01
To Commemorate eettysburo.

The senate has adopted a resolution
introduced by Senator Horton at the
request of General c. F.. Henderson.
asking that the governor appoint a
commission Of five soldiers, who
served with distinction in the civil
war. to serve with commissions OF
similar nature from other states in
preparing for the commemoration of
the fitch anniversary in 1913. OF the
battle of Gettysburg.
The Columbus journal., 1911-03-01

Willie Knew the Quadrupeds.
Teacher-Willie. are there any
feathered quadrupeds?
Willie-Yes, sir.
Teacher-Name one.
Willie-A feather bed.
The Columbus journal., 1911-03-01

Take Garfield Tea to arouse q sluggish
iver-al druggists sell it.
The Columbus journal., 1911-03-01
Doctors Said
Health Gone


Mr.. B. W.
D. b arn eA
az L. Sheriff
Of Warren
C. o q n { u
Tennessee.
In Q letter
fro m Nc.
Min n villAL
Ten nessee.
writes:
Il b Q d
{ b 2 o q &
{ r . . b 10
q n d b Q q
tn re e doc
tors treating
N e. A IL
failed to do
m o Q q y
1ood and
pronounced
m y health
gone. Icon.
The Columbus journal., 1911-03-01
Killed BY q Fall,

York CoInty.-Frank Ledford fell
from the railroad bridge south Of Nc
Cool and was instantly killed. his
neck being broken by the fall. Led
ford had walked across the bridge in
search Of some cattle which had
wandered away. and it is believed he
stumbled.
The Columbus journal., 1911-03-01
Willie knew the Qua

Lewis Single Binder straight SC cigar
u made to satisfy the smoker.
The Columbus journal., 1911-03-01

The judiciary committee or the
mouse met and took up Norton's coun-
ty option bill. H. r. No. 392 After
some discussion. and with but one
dissenting vote, that of Prince of Hall.
against it. The measure was recon-
mended for engrossing preparatory to
third reading. Though the supporters
Of the measure have no hope of pass
ing the bill they mean to fight for il
as hard as though they had a chance
to get il through the legislative mill.
An effort was made to revive in the
house the bill by Senator Warner rails
ing the amount of home made wine
which can be sold in a single package
without licensing from one to ten
gallons. The bill was reported indefi-
nitely postponed by the judiciary COM
mittee Friday. 1t required fifty-one
votes to secure a reconsideration. SO
that the bill lost. only thirty-seven
voting for it.
A memorial addressed to the SEN
ate was read from the Retail Hard
ware Dealers association. wherein the
passage of good roads legislation, the
universal hunting license law and the
$1,000 appropriation for the fish
hatchery were recommended.
An effort is being made by nearly
every county officers association o.
the state to obtain the passage Of
bills raising salaries of county Off
GERS. This effort is meeting with con-
siderable resistance in the legisia-
ture.
The first state wide prohibition
measure to appear this session was
introduced by Gait of Clay. 1t pro-
vides for statutory prohibition and
not for the submission of the ques-
ton to a vote of the people. 1t ex-
cepts from its provisions home made
wines made from homegrown fruits.
II provides a penalty for its violation
Of 500 to $500 fine or Jail sentences
of from thirty days tc six months.
H. r. 30. appropria;ing $500 for
the purchase of 400 copies Of Cobbey's
annotated statutes, was passed by a
vote Ut % to 6.
The Columbus journal., 1911-03-01
Packing House Closed.

Otoe County.-The Horton-Gregson
packing house has been closed at Ne
braska City for the present because
Of the unsettled condition of the hog
market. The packing company have
given notice that when it does open
that it proposes to cut out all CON-
mission men and buy direct from the
raisers or shippers.
The Columbus journal., 1911-03-01
Probably Fatally Kicked.

Otoe County.-Ben Graham went to
feed and care for a sick horse and
as he did not return from the barn
as soon as his family expected they
went in search of him. He was lying
unconscious and badly bruised about
the head and body. 1t is feared he
can not recover.
The Columbus journal., 1911-03-01
Married Sixty Years.

johnson County.-Mr. and Mrs.
BENJAMIN F. Hunt of Vesta celebrated
the sixtieth anniversary of their mar
rage. A company of some forty
friends and the children. grand-chil-
dren and great grandchildren of the
hostess participated in the celebra
ton. Four granddaughters served a
Sumptuous spread.
The Columbus journal., 1911-03-01
A Strong commercial cIub.

York County.-The York CONNER
cial club now has membership of
over 300 and is constantly growing.
This is one Of the Oldest commercial
organizations in the state and for
years 1t has been doing great work
for York. as Is evidenced by progress
the city is making.
The Columbus journal., 1911-03-01
4 $50, 900 Farm.

Otoe County.-Nelson Overton, one
of the pioneer settlers and a farmer
member of the legislature, sold his
4O0-acre farm five miles south of Ne
braska City to Clinton Cox for $4,000
and IS not to give possession until
this fall. This is the highest priced
farm sold in this section for some
time.
The Columbus journal., 1911-03-01

Love does not depend for its
strength ON concentration.
The Columbus journal., 1911-03-01

A petition is being circulated asking
the state senator's to use every means
to make Holdrege the site Of the state
agricultural college which is provided
for by bill that passed the house.
John Baptiste, Dan Rice, Peter
Rave and Oliver Lampere, four Win.
nebaso Indians. accompanied by their
missionary, Rev. G. A. Watermolder,
have arrived in the city to confer
with members Of the legislature in
regard to the Gallagher Indian mar.
riage bill which will be taken up this
week by the house.
The measure provides that on and
after June 1, 1911. there shall be In
dian marriages permitted in this state
according to Indian customs The Wis.
iting aborigines are here for the pur.
pose Of doing all they can to secure
the passage Of the bill.
The Columbus journal., 1911-03-01
Favor Capital Punishment.

Favor Capital Punishment.
The house Of representatives of the
legislature Of Nebraska has gone on
record more emphatically than ever
in opposition to the abolition of CAPT
tai punishment. BY a vote of As to
p ii refused to consider further a
bill providing for such abolition of
the hanging sentence.
The Columbus journal., 1911-03-01

Some women worry about the Wos-
rieS they have missed.
The Columbus journal., 1911-03-01

Cook will have electric lights in the
near future.
The Columbus journal., 1911-03-01

H. r. 80. appropria;ing $500 for
the purchase of 400 copies OF Cobbey's
annotated statutes, was passed by a
vote Ut % to 6.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01
" \DIHO's TRObps INVEST
tIItttt NutN N<D Mt

special tu Evening Hcraid
El Pasp, Texas. Apiil That the
rebels haN. little saith IN thc SINGER
iiy of TIA. p'Jc, negotiations - appar-
"nt from reports that reached ~ Paso
today IN, lnsurr.ctns hav, cnncon-
i'nt"d their troops about so miles
from chihuahua. except tor small
bands that are operating between tho
main command and the border These
rowing bands ar. IN size from 20 To-
loo men. mounted aud armed with
saddle Winch.sicrs Th,y an, en-
pluycd IN scouting. furaging for food
and water ana in kr.ping the fed.
crds nus, by % guerrilla warfarr
arulns, any smaIi bands that they en-.
counter.
II = believed that Mad.ro Intends
I" strike BLOW al ,hihuahun a.. iy
said to have reached the conclusion
thht IA" pcaD. negotiations are mere
ia q rus' uu thr part ui the govern
mrut O." S'Vutr time. II - possible.
that be viii attack the lcd.rals at
most any time
The presence of Mad.ro So near
'hIhuahua cam. as surprise To- the
last been reported three daNs away
1"m chihuahua ~ Is apparent ,hat
De-" has mad" a quick moS, To- a more
dhNtutnR"uus position. hiS h"Hduuat-
t'rs ur. .u tn Nilde ot th, mountains
and 10 i- Impossible To- I,a,h him
without being stopped nN numerous
outrUtt- y" federal army oI several
time, il' size OF that uuN 100 Dhihua-
hua could "hip Mad,ru. s. Duuuaud IN
its present position should MHdsTp
move Iuuu m, citN tn. forces aI,
about oven ana ~, t,d.ral~ would
utH, ODE, tdyautae, of bong range
.urN gums Jud u,Iu aruI,.N rho
situation now Is that OF ava armed
trI.s. ~" fodcrals Watching ever,
move ut MJdcios men but uuabir to
rrnN. MT rh'W mau'uNcrIug into e.
moro hostile position Il is not hc-
H'N'd MHd'ro Ntu approach nearer
, uIhu3nud than ~ present unless hc
Intends q" giN, battle. ~, is appur-
'utlt awaiting word col som. Kind bee
tore r,utrnlizng AN his soldiers iu
un, camp tn, frdrIils cannot hHNr
th. riiN because ot sharpsnuotrrs Who
fu.k them of ana thou retreat TO the
la-tut-s~ of ia, mountains
Doubt, guards are posted about Dh|-
huJhua Ht uigni and there is au air of
ui'rtu"-s ON the part ui Oh, officers
that ludi,tt'- a 'r.t ui a nIghi uttt'k.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01
Interest Centers Now in Hard
Fighting at Santa Barbara
and Also in the State Of
Sonora.
JALISCO ORGANIZES
MORE RURALES
San Carlos Mines Owned BY
British Concern Have Been
Raided Thus Involving
England.

El Paso. April ! Nothing mon,
has he'n heard here OF peace n.gC.
tia'ion- Interest contrrs IA the hgh'-
ing 40 Santa Barbara and N sonora
Further details OF The heh,ing In these
rcgions Is lacking today word comes
nom Guadalajara, however. hat hsht.
ing Is expected IN Jaiisco as Luis
Nuya, the header of band of ihsur.
rectOs IN Durango ana Iacatecas, has
entered lalisCo. The Legislature 81
Jalisco has Appropriated sGa. GOO for
The organization of state rufalos 20
oppose msurrcttos The san Carlos
gold mines. a British concern. were
raidcd bN he Noya baud az Mezquitdl
del Oro. Iacdtecas. and q quantity
OF dynamite was takcn This. II is
reported. insutrectos viii use agaiu-t
san CrcstGhal de Barranca. which T.
being fortified
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01
CASE WILL
Be FINISHED
TUESDAY
Prosecution Rests in Trial in
Which Two Men Are Charg-
ed With Stealing to the
Extent of S35.O 900.

special to Tine Eecuihs neIald
Ration. y n Apyil The ease oi
the tetrItor, versus } Humphrey
ana Henry Farr. accused OF stealing
s35.Gno from IA, Wells Fargo A co.
dl French. y u In MaN. lg0N which
ha- been un trial before ludgr e. i
koo'r's Ton the past ,hrcc days. will
probably nor b" completed bctor,
Nondat night aud verdict Is not
'AprOi'd before ru, sday morning
Ihr prosecution rested fhls morn
ing on direct examination. and tho De.
tense began The work o. urescnting
yilour'
In' h.Uyhvo thouaud dollars.
which Or ie alleged Humphrey. and
FaI STOLE. was shipped rom tho First
National bank % Nbuqu,rgur ~ paw
son ~ Hilton an \ N.buqurtauo
man who died TWO wears a.o. wa,
Guarding tIic trcasui, AS , spt,ia.
mess u-'r for %. Wolis Fargo Ne
NH- covered when ho go' on UIth tho
,ai" a French Junction and was rob.
bed ol he none, before ha know
What mad happened
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01
WOUNDED RIDE HOME
IN AMMUNITION CARRIAGE

EI PasU April \ dispatch % The
Herald from Heim09illc SAYS eight OF
fbo carriages hat jook ammunition
To- The lodctais "a 'he front have re.
turned with go wounded fpderals
making total ol nearly 100 wound
ed brought IN from tn d-hl MANY
wounded are reported Co have died
on The field Tor lack of modlcai auen
tion The li"ralis correspondent
says the War Ia sonora is tapidiy
tating ON the aspect 0i q war between
indian Tribes. a~ many pimas are
lighting with In-urIrctos while me
Naquis ar, o. have bocn fighting
with ted rails
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01
Correspondent for Associated
Press Returns to Chihuahua
from Rebel Leaders Head.
quarters.
INSURRECTOS MAIN
FORCE NEAR CHIHUAHUA
Prospects of Peace Are Appar.
emily More Remote Than
Ever; Merely Move to Gain
Time.

Chihuahua. Mexico. April IA rep.
r"s"ntHiiN' ut tho Associated Press
Wh" returned tuaa; from the head
quarters of Francisco l. Maderu the
lnsurg"nt l"adcr. r"ports that Mndrrp
and gen haer1al Orozco. with their
main force OF m.urtcctos. numbering
NOR" than 400. are "A, Rustllos. 80
miles vest of this city. Another force
OF 600 Is go SAN Andres, and other
sWsl, towns between san Andres and
Chihuahua have drtachmonts of 80 To-
100. Cen bianco has arrived At Guer-
frr" with his detachment from the
north
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01
vENARRESTEDFOR
BOLD ROBBERY
IN IOWA
Gang Who Bound County
Treasurer at Des Moines
and Dynamited Safe Being
Run Down.

h's Mutncs April H~"tcn Arrests
N,rr mad. to-day IN au cuoii 600 ape
ir.huud fpur men Who l-' uIght
bound lud gaggcd Deputy UuIu.v
Treasure. VI W keller aud tree. nu.
.'-~fNN 90 dynamite t1r .br. iu
in' county treasurer "ihr'. Nni. D
contained hundred Thousand unIldis
ON, alleged rouicss'on hna bc"n made
Dos A. E1.d"s. tho ar-i uU arrested.
b'put. county Trep-urer JAMES
pCHhlHu UI. been arrested ". .-
q brother nf Robert D''AliiRau, Vest
'ru .rtlu, baseball manager one
more .h1rg, ot dynamite would have
given tu, 20. u entrance Co. The vault
bat inr} V,ro frightened away after
thy ni-t explosion. which practically
W.askrd .h, vault door.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01

OF llat naturally wa also drawn in.
to the aflaiI I. is nov practically
settled that nr,Ih.r Grimes nor nal.
nor koN Fulloi suspected as being
donth"r m"mprr OF the gang. have
been ~ Las Vegas since ih. iai de.
livery a. Alhuquorqu Ncw.papeF
men here have been asked to with.
hod the names pending thc arrest ot
'hus, char grd with the crime
Wild -turiv- of cowboys and ranch.
rr- being "rptur"d b, he posses ont
on the man hunt. are positively de-
nird los local officers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01
CAPTAIN MURRAY
IS ATTACHED TO
GUARD
Retired Army Officer is De-
tailed to Territorial Militia
Under Act of April %,
1904.
Evening Herald Bureau \
~ Post building }
Nnst.iuot,u n a

~ ,h" request of Governor william
j Mills 90 New VI Nicu. captain
: Murray. q retired army of-
iirrr. has been detailed Zoo the terri
turial National Guard under the act
of Apr1 2a. 1900 ~, srl report IN
person in the governor at santa Fc.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01
Premier Canalejas Fails to
Maintain Position He Ad-
opted in Effort TO Save the
Day.
KING ALFONSO HURRIES
TO SCENE OF ACTION
Bill Framed to Regulate Re-.
ligious and Other Societies
Had Been Approved Re.
Gently.

Madrid Anril ! The ,ab.n,. oi
Ftcmic. ranalcias resigned TODAY
Ih" tdna.ci cabinet was tui met
~ February 1910 Canaleias ia lorC.
lhg religious reforms. encurrcd bit
ter opposition from Catholics. ana his
couI-' resulted IN the suspension OF
diplomatic r'laIions between thp GOV.
'ln men Jld he vatican rh. pre-.
micr bas, however. been credited with
the support 90 King Alfonso. and his
bill Of associations, Was aimed to-
regulate the religious and other so.
ci"'irs He refused "a submit II hrs'
to ruc bol, see.
This Vas approved unanimously by
ihr cabinet last Tuesday. and was 10
have hen introduced April
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01
MAINE HULK WILL
Be EXPOSED BY
JUNE | ST
1t Will Then Be Possible to
Tell Who Blew Up Ship
According to Experts Of the
Navy.

Pensacola. Fla. hpril I Tho hun
ut thn suukcn hltiieShip Maine IN
Havana harbor Win b. exposed not
later than Jun, !. according tn Frank
NJ Daniels, the contractor who has
built a Golfer dam around the shin
Then IL can ar determined whether
the explosion which destroyed the .hip
MAS from without or within.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01
Wife CONFESSES TO
PLOTTING DEATH
: Of HUSBAND
Ms. John d. Powell Says She
Planned Killing of Spouse
TO Secure His Life Insur.
anCe.

san Francisco, Npril Mr. John
u. Powell, who was tlkpl into GUS
'' Yesterday undcJ IN, name ot
lanch" Mc'reUdy confessed today
~ had entered into plot Win Dr l..
g. 'hrlsholm, to murder nor husband.
whose body was found March Isth
'h deserted cabin near i'o. Ross.
N"n'ma county thrsholm b. luN IN
me santa Ross iail accused of mur.
"'' The mntN" "f the crime. ar.
corning I" the woman was to obtain
'h' insurance on row,lrs He.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01
DEEP MYSTERY SURROUNDS
K|DNAP|NGOF ROGERS BABY:
GR|MESGANG EXONERATED.

Strongly Suspected That Las Vegas People Conceived and
Executed Daring Plot Which Resulted in Payment of
$4,000 Ransom for Release of Two and Half Year Old
Baby; Believed Some of Those Implicated Are Now
Boldly Assisting Posses in the Man Hunt: Feeling Still
Runs High and Violence Will Likely Be Attempted II
Arrests Are Made; Posses Cover Hundreds of Miles
FolowingF utile Cews Many Conflicting Rumors Are
Current.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01
I \HrI \IEH~ \i.k olT
~ KANSAS CRY N~D

N'n.H. 'ItN Mo. Aprtl A hous-
and union carpenters qu., work today
WJ announced that th,y would noe
return tu VurF uutn th.y we're grant.
'd pu u.rl., In wages Of ny, cents
W n"u TNo large firms h1Ho sign
cd up t,r .u, iuoiras,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01
FREIGHT TRAINS RUN
AGAIN FROM JUARE1

paso Apru The first freight
train IN a month ictt Juarez t,da,
ior the Mormon colonies At Ca ID.
Grandcs, he line having been rcpai
ed last uigh fhe lin. has been prac.
tically tIcd up since Doccmbcr 22
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01
MILLIONAIRE MUST
GO TO JAIL
Convicted of Using the Mails
to Defendant. Receives a
Three-Year Sentence A.
Well As Heavy Fine.

seattle, Wash. April l.--Clar,nce
DAYTON ii'llman, mutt millionaire
rem estate operator, previously con-
N''l'd "l using the malls to dcfrnud,
wa" sentenced ia two years and six
months lmprisonm,nt In McNeills ~
IAN" p"uiirntiary. ana % nuc of s. a00
'hd The cost ot his prosecution.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01
Rina hurries 10 Scene

Seville Spain April King Al
lohso, Who has been stopping here
with Queen Victoria aud children. icfi
hastily today for Madrid. following
'hc receipt of official dispatches con.
corning h" resignation OF the cabi.
net
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01
CARPENTERssTR|KE
FOR MORE PAY
st. Louis and Kansas City In.
volved in the Latest Labor
War; Five Thousand Men
Involved.

So Louis Mo. NrN -Four
Thousand uui"u carpenter. struck to-
d.F Doc aus' of M, refusal ot their
demand '1r Hn ucr.a-, ut u.s.. cents
1000 HuHI u "a. Ecs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01
PARADE Of DEATH
IN MEMORY Of
FIRE VICTIMS
New York Unions Arrange for
Mournful Protest Against
Fire Traps and Women
Victims.

Ne" i''k. NplI o. More than tNo
hundred thousand pcrsnr. viii
march BOO silent parad, win dr,p,d
banners through IA, streets of Nrw
YORK. u.Nt W,jl,.d n mrmor. ni
h'' victims Hf ru' Triangle Waist
."mp.nN urr rh, demonstration Nus
arranged hN r.pr seutttNr~ ~ q hun
dird ANA ntb labor unions
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01
NO SENATOR SELECTED
YET IN COLORADO

Denver colo. April l.-rhore was
no election ON today's senatorial hat.
lot No compromise is IN sight
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01

lot, Nola- y NJ Npr. Sonsa
l"nal developments az, momcn,arily
"Np''t"d ~ ,hc Rupcts k.dnapina
'asr Captain Fred Foluun az fhr
\"w NeNi,u mounted police aIrn .d
il'I nighi uum SuDurIu Todd, IA, l.,
actively leading in Ih, WoIk %. uu.
Ia\'in2 tho uN Nrrl - the r1pid ais.
appearance ui .h' men who Elduhu, (
Iudgc WHlios littc sIdud.uu can.
iain luuut has not been q mil, ou'
ni me- CITY limits 'OdH. Ihis fac D..
believed tu have ruu,idctahI. slenIt.
cameo Captain Fuinuii is extremely
N'iIr"n about hi- op,'a lons hut
Iln'. Itun tl' thar SON, arrests viii
occur HI tu moment II D. 100, gen.
'ial opinion 'ua' thc men to be- ar.
rested Viii hc residents OBJ Las VEGAS
ui h' country lWmcdjatcl, surround.
ing llia town That no, possrs Nho
''uulcd .hr rouu.rN from }u to $50
miles cast ui ts VEGAS. tral"Iug ~
H cu'l" tdtinl iu an .mMen amount
u' i'rutun. have Den Wa,t.na their
'u'itics IN Wild goose chase is ,h.
g'u,Ial belle her, today r. h. bc.
h''"d tht kidnapcr, az. local uoonle
'' 'f.F ~ lsN' N'HN Vt ~ NIl niaaN
hint'd that one or two OF the mauag.
eos of h" aaus Of ..dnaprt., N,i, IN
lh" posses ana participated IN rho
,hbe,
d is believed The kidnapping was
dpuu h> q guup at iy- men. on. at
whom "as m. ringleadot and general
II a. limited hat "a woman tooh pan 10
thc game tO care for th" child dnriug
ih' I'm" b, was IN IN. custody of "a,
hidhhpcrs tuniliCUnr reports are
coming IN from all sides. A. . o'clock
~ va luWorrd here thai uan mad
u'' D captured near luCumCau. and
4 ma IN" puss" bad caught up with an.
other suspect about 4 nile further and
ha' nghI was about 90 .usde
De report fhat reached here this
morning that two u' 10. kiduau,rs
had h."p arrested thlr'N mile, east q,
lIa N'sns wa, founded on the tact
iha' sheriff Romero had oapuued Two
ho' 81" thieves Reporr. Ium 'ha o.he
'"ssc- Indicate thai ne rHc, of he
Nidnap"rs had h"u found. alfhuuah
the ro~s"o have :.d,lrd ,u,Iyo Be-
ul.s east OF here Sud Santa Rosa
and Tu,umDai
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-01

Continued on Page 2, Column 81
La Junta tribune., 1911-01-21
MEMBER COLORADO EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION
SATURDAY, JANUARY q, 1914
REMINISCENT
CO1PlLfD fRO1 TRIBUNE
FILES Of
TWENTY YEARS AGO

Twenty years ago La Junta boasted
of twelve secret societies.
The La Junta Glee Club was hold.
ing weekly meetings
b. II. Joy. Of Newton. Kan. ar.
rived In town on visit to his
brother. A. ID. Joy.
Jas. McNeen shipped carload OF
alfalfa seed to France. 1t was worth
five cents a pound.
Three different companies and
two individuals were figuring on an
electric light company for La Junta.
Santa Fe Agent Fritter was busi
ness manager OF the Democrat. He
was probably looking for easy money.
The Tribune announced that c. l..
Seeley intended to shave his whis-
kers. This event received no prelim-
mary announcement twenty years
later.
+. +. Johnson, local editor OF the
Tribune, disappeared between two
days-plug hat and all. Twenty
year ago La Junta editors were some
spenorts-evidently.
The Colorado legislature reelected
Henry NJ. Teller United States sen
ator in one day without any fuss or
feathers. II was a republican legis-
lature, however.
The La Junta Ice Company was
filling Its Ice houses with Rocky Ford
Ice. Rocky Ford always Was chilly
and twenty years ago they were sell.
Ing It In chunks.
X. Phillips was advertising IN 50
acre farm. with good water right.
two miles from Las Aninas. rent
free TO anyone who would cultivate
the entire tract. He would not have
much difficulty these days finding
tenant.