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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-28
SUGAR TRUST GIVES UP
MINNESOTA HOLDINGS

AIINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 21.-The Ameri
can Sugar Refining company. commonly
termed 1.-THE sugar trust" has disposed
of it's beet sugar holdings in Minnesota,
according 10 c. G. HEmln, chairman Of
the United States Beet Sugar organza-
ton here today,
According to Mr.. Hamlin the purchase
of the Carver County Sugar company,
whose factory is located at Chaska, by
indcpend ents, will benefit the domestic
sugar industry and means much for its
expansion throughout the country
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-28
Extensive Use of Velvet trimmings.

The trimming In greatcst use is un-
qucstionabl bly, velvet says tho Dry Goods
Economist Evening gowns and street
dresses invariably show a touch OF this
material Some Of the latest evening
dresses put on display have a cutaway
drapcrY effect made OF broad bands Of
velvet ribbon Joined by elaborate laccs
and insertions. This is arranged to leave
the center-front and back OF the skirt
uncovered. the ends Of the drapcry be-
Ing caught together at the bottom of the
skirt with fancy ornaments. Lace Is
generally used 10 develop the skirt, as
this gives n soft appearance in the nm
covered portions
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-28
Handbags" for Dog Carrying

Among other novel lines being featured
in local retail stores, says the Dry
Goods Economist. are dog bags, made of
leather and intended for the handy car
rying Of small dogs. Tho bags are made
somewhat similar 10 a woman's handba :
or smsll-slze shopping bag. They have
strap handles, fiat bottoms. and at one
OF the upper ends have circular open
ing through which doqscs head Is sup
posed TO protrude while being taken on
a shopping tour or elsewhere by It's mis-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-28
Outlook for Heavy Types.

The heaviest laces have been well
taken In fall lines. saws the Dry Goods
Economist Venlses In particular have
met with excellent success, the types ia
vored being those OF true Ncnc tlan de-
sign which sold far In advance OF any
which showed mixed patterns. Retlcella
and all OF the old historic designs were
revived aud are among the most Sue
ccssful numbers. Real ilet has been
readily taken. while the cheaper imita-
tions attracted lIllle attention.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-28
SAYS LA TOILETTE
WILL BE NOMINATED

NEW YORK. Nov. 27.-GIfford Pinchot,
former United States forester, in "A speech
before the annual dinner Of the lnsur-
gents club tonight. said
"Thc man The Republican national con-
Ventinn nomtnates Will be a man acccpta-
BILE 90 the progressive wing OF the party,
and before long everyone will understand
That that man is Bob La Toilette. He is
a man about whom capitalization Is 60
Ing on faster than ever
Mr.. PlnChot denied that he spoke In
any way for Mr. Roosevelt or that the
cx president had suggested La Follettc's
name In him
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-28
Tuohoy's Giant Loses Bout.

NEW YORK. Nov 27.--Dr. T. e
Roller OF Seattle who was matched 10
meet Paul Samson In a catch catch
can wrestling match tonight. was unable
To wrcstle because of an injury TO his
arm, strained in training. Ivan Roman
Off was substituted and agreed TO throw
Samson twice In half an hour, but failed
TO secure even one fall.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-28
The Favored Braids.

Eraids have sold 10 some extent sno
in the medium and narrower I,,,s CL,ftn width9; :
on1S,i dnorao NJ favor Is being shown the
SS%est SSSS aeepee epen V! Work dessnsnot the open
work lace like effects Of last spring, olS. bnt
the more recent noveilics os,ns do1 luH, Iy
zigaac designs through n Iattiee-hke
foundation OF silt -''. a.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-28
TIE DEPARTMEN
EXPRESSES SURPRISE

asHINGTON. Nov. 2T-State de-
rsrt officials today expressed as
sknent that the impression should
lh at Berlin, as reported In a Lon
Newspaper. that America has inter-
sdvrrsclv 10 Germany In that coun-
rsgOtia,lons with Great Britain re-
Ina Morocco:
NJ declared that although n party TO
AlzpcirRs convention. which was sup
b 10 have settled tho Morocco trouble
|nl years ago. America has claimed
|hg more than commercial interests
nll country and has consistently de-
n TO have anything TO do with the
Cctlng claims TO prcdomiuatc political
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Chinaman Markets Stock.

CHICAGO. Nov. a1.-DinE Sing or
Helena, Mont. believed TO be the only
Chinese cattle dealer In the United states
marketed two carloads of range steers al
the stock yards today. The superfntend-
cnt OF the ranch. also a Chinosc accorn-
panied the cons ssnment.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-28
Shoe Styles for Spring.

The boots most in request for next
spring and summer will be in tan and
white feathers. says the Dry Goods
Economist. II Is a settled fact that tan
viii continue It's popularity another sen
son, and white looks good also. provided
manufacturers OF feathers keep their
product UP to high standard and quality
Next to these coIors various shades OF
suede finished feathers in lowe cut shoes.
but also in tops and boots. are In high
de rmand
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-28
Snug glers Foilsd.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 27.-News was
received here today OF the capture OF
twenty three Chinese who were attempt
ing TO land from the steamer Eamrat
at Monterey. Two Of the ships officers
also were arrested
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-28
HOUSE CLEANING

NATIONAL HOUSE CLEANING co
Office and house cleaning, every detail.
hour or contract; carpet cleaning by COM
action guaranteed. 139 East 1st So Bell
1855: Ind. qTS. mlS6s
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Centennial Anniversary.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. a7.-Amid a din
OF whistllng from river craft, the replica
OF the steamboat New Orleans the first
steam vessel TO ply the Mississippi river
came into the harbor today. completing
a cruise from Pittsburg in celebration OF
the centennial anniversary OF the inaue-
uratlon Of steamboating on the Father
Of Maters.'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-28

enabled 10 obtain steady and profitable
employment.
The old oak. known sa Tom Moore
tree. AT the meeting OF the waters In the
vale of AVoca. which was blown down
on August 50. has been erected on a con-
crete base and coated with a fluid which.
I'm the opinion OF experts. viii preserve ii
for mdny wears
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-28
Pleaded Not Guilty.

M YORK, Nov 27.-Joseph Cassi-
.bpocVatic leader Of Queens county:
Ef. Walter, his Lieutenant, and
~ Willctt. Tr. pleaded not guilty
Eb indictments charging they con
y 10 bug Willett's nomination to
ppTcmc court. Each was admitted
yo ball and tho case was adjourned
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-28
CASKET FACTORY

UTAH CASKET CO., MFGRS. AND
johbers OF caskots couchos, burial suits.
robes and undortakers' supplies. Phones.
day 1903: night. 3s1l-Z Telephone or
telegraph rush orders. 32-Ss Z. sth South.
Salt Lake. o128
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FURS AND TAXIDERMISTS


X. Stencil FUR co. EVERYTHING,
in the fur and rsXidermst line. Now
Is the lime 10 have your furs remodelcd.
repaired cleaned We give guarantee OF
satisfactory workmanship, es we hays
been here twenty-one years and do right
by everybody. 81 East ard South. n56i
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Morse in Hospital

ATLANTA, Ga. Nov: 27...the G9naii a.
Sew Yorl, financier WAS unchanged to-
dsv, according to officers at Fort Nc
phcrson Army hospital. 10 which he was
unycd from the federal prison
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Schwartz Better Than White.

MEMPHIS. Term, Nov 2I.-"Yankec"
Schwartz of Philadelphia outboXed and
outfought Jack White of Chicago and
was awarded the decision at the end OF
an eight-round bout here tonight,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-28
Will Plead "Unwritten Law

FENOSHA. Wis, Nov. 2I-Pasauel
MarchesI. self-confesscd murderer of his
wife and his cousin, Pasquel Marchesi
who Is In the county Jail here. today woke
with q determination to nght for his
liberty. Attorneys have been engaged
and II is said his only defense will be
the ''unwritten law"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-28
Fur and Metallic Effects Strong.

Gold and silver lace ornaments, bands,
etc. are one Of the strong features Of the
present seasons millinery. says the Dry
Goods Economist Metallic flowers are
also I'm good request. AS the season ad-
yancps greater and greater favor Is he'ng
.hown f,ir, both as a trimming and for
TashIoning small hats. Mole, seal. skunk
and fox arc In large Use, while erWine
and sable arc employed In high-graoe fnil'
llugyy.
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Hanson Will Captain Iowa.

IOWA CITY, la. Nov. o7,-H. y. Han
son, guard OH the team. tonight was
elected l0l2 captain OF the University OF
Iowa football team.
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Johnson Leads Northwestern.

EVANSTON, H.. Nov. 27-Andrcw
Johnson. left end OF the Northwestern
university football team. was elected cap
tain for 1912 TO-DAY
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Royal Cafe first 10 forbid tipping
Always something good to eat
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KEY-FITTING.

KEY FITTING. LOCK WORK BICY-
Gle supply Co. Phones Bell 3e2s. Ind.
S2e oIsl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-28

The everlasting girl question is easily
md entirely solved bv the insertion OF
n little want "ad' in The Tribune
ReIl phone 1900 Ind. $50.
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HAT FACTORY

MEMS HATS CLEANED AND
blocked. Panamas a speciality. Salt
Lake Hat Factory 2s K. 1st South Phone
1927. bI13s
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CLEANING AND DYEING

SALT LAKE CLEANING CO, ia EAST
End South. Bell $685.. Ind. 1IS2. nSoeE
MODEL CLEANING AND DYE WORKS.
ii West 3rd South Phones 2fs3. n39ir
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-28
JEWELLERS

A. HAEERBACH. MATCHMAKER AND
jeweler opposite Utah hotel. "a East
South Temple. o31
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PYoRRHEA SPECIALIST

DR. ROBERT w. HALL PRACTICE
LIMITED TO PSORRHEA AND Pro-
PHELAXlS. SEQ KEARNS BLDG.
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SECOND HAND CLOTHES


WE BUY OLD CLOTHES, TRUNKS.
valises. beet prices. 1Si West End
South. Bell 1887. nc2oS
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HORSES CARED FOR


HORSES PROPERLY FED AND
cared for: satisfaction guaranteed. Gail
at 2iS sth East. OF Bell 1c4i-Y. os
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DRESSMAKING

-----~-----@---~~-~l--
u S NJ A KING, ALTERATIONS;
work guaranteed. is4 s. w. Temple
Phone 3i4T-Y- ol639
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MILLINERY AND PLUMEc

LADIES HATS MADE TO ORDER.
also remodeled and trimmed; plumes
cleaned and cuyled. 451 So. Main st.
o25s
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SIGNS AND SCENERY

CHAS. PETERSON. 20 RICHARDS ST.
brass. Clipped glass and painted, Both
phones xSs
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CHINAwARE.


IMPORTER OF JAPANESE GOODS.
T. Aikawa Co. lIs w. 80. Temple
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REPAIRING AND WRECKING

~~-~~-~~~-~~~~~~~-~O~-- -~>-~-~-c~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~
POTTER HOUSE RBPAlRING CO., loI
South West Temple. Ind. 2o30: Bell
2lJ3 "If you want IL done, Potter will
do It." na5il
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MRS. f. NJ WILL. FASHIONABLE ~
dressmakin9. e75 South Main. Ind.
phone 1866 o2oOS
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WALLPAPER CLEANING

HOME PAPER CLEANING CO. BEST
work; experienced men; prices right.
Ofice Duvells paper store d3lIs
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MIDWIFE


PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases Nrs. Lizzie Gcsler. 33S w. 5rd
La Junta tribune., 1911-03-25
Some More Figures.

Figures do not lie, but liars some
times figure" Is parable so true
that 1t deserves place In holy
writ. The vets are very much con-
cerned over the extra taxes the
dear people will have to pay If the
town goes dry. but we don't under.
stand why they should be. Less than
one-fifth OF the signers on the wet
petition are on the tax roll of Otero
county. Less than one.fifth. Think
OF that. Six hundred and thirty.six
signers on the wet petition are not
on the tax roll at all, Why should
they be concerned about taxes? Z.
One day this week the wet peti-
Ton, as 1t was printed In the Tri-
bune few weeks ago, was compared
with the tax roll of Otero county.
we found 40 names of the 776 on
The wet petition ON the tax roll, and
not over a dozen of these pay taxes
In excess of 500. Who should rule
In La Junia- majority OF the tax
payers or the natives of Old Mexico?
CITY Tro oasurer Fishers annual re.
port OF Two years ago shows that
La Junta had a cash balance on hand
OF 2l,62l.26. one year later 1t was
KS, S,359.4s. and at the noon hour YES.
terday. the city cash balance in Mr..
Fishers hands was $l7,O77.37. At
The present time there is $i,533.sy
less cash on hand than for the same
time two years ago. A taxpayer
whose assessed valuation is $1,000,
would pay $3.50 In taxes to make
up the deficiency. and there are
not fifty people on the vet petition
who pay taxes ON an assessed vslua.
ton Of $1,000. II may be less than
twenty-five. we did not take the
time TO ascertain the exact number.
The largest taxpayer In La Junta
Is an enthusiastic advocate for
dry town. and has contributed to
The campaign fund to assist In the
work OF keeping La Junta In tn.
dry column probably more than the
total tax OF 700 signers on the wet
petition. Think this over Who
should rule In La Junta? Taxpay-
ers and fanatics. or booze fighters
and Meaicans?
La Junta tribune., 1911-03-25

quiet session with your loss. and
you amt supposed 10 have no chips
Ia the game. so skiddoo.
"The first thing ! want is To
see you scratch my name Off Of
your old prescription list, for don't
need none Of the prescriptions like
you have been dolInx out Of late
I'm paid up To the first os the
year! Oh. well. don't you suppose
] know II! That don't make no dif.
ference. Amt always been = dead
game sport. and what do you suppose
] need with your old religious week.
w Now don't you forget 10 RI.
member 10 stop Il. for II you don't
there will bc all kinds of trouble.
You hear me talk. don't you! Well.
1ust sit up and take notice.
whats tho matter with you.
anyway Have you changed your sys
tein' I've sccn you play en- single
out and call tho turn on the last
whlri. but where do you expect to
head IN piayin' 'ea both ends
against the mddie'< Why. afser elec.
La Junta tribune., 1911-03-25
Valley Commercial Association.

, A. c. Drsper. VI. X. McCauley. B.
NJ. Spaidipg, X. W. Patterson, c. A.
Beerbohm. c. X. Strain and J. X.
Rankin attended = "Paironixe Home
Industry meeting oe the Arkansas
Valley Commercial Ass0ciatior. held
IN Las Animas last Wednesday. Two
hundred delegates from every town
In the valley were present. and they
report having been royalty entertain
ed. Resolutions were passed oppos-
Ing the bill now In the legislature
providing for the construction OF
the Moffat tunnel by the state. A
resolution WAS passed designating
April 6, 1911. as a good roads day In
the Arkansas Valley. and that all the
counties from the Kansas state line
TO Pueblo Join In observing the day
and doing some systematic work to
improve the roads In the Arkansas
Valley.
La Junta tribune., 1911-03-25
sunday sehee, Convention.

Monday and Tuesday. the best
Sunday School Convention ever held
In Otero county took place at the
Methodist church. Delegates from
nearly every school In the county
were present. Many OF the best
people OF La Junta attended through
out the sessions and they and those
from out Of town were unanimous In
their appreciation and interest Of
the most excellent program carried
out. All visitors were carefully cared
for and entertained by the committee,
Besides the interesting part taken
by the faithful county officers whose
reports and plans were well receiv-
ed by all the delegates. the conven-
ton was greatly aided in its success
by three OF the state workers whose
wide experience. earnest zeal and
Christian spirit brought an inspira-
tiOu 70 dI-MTs. j. n. NuiN'I, ID
F. Mitchell and John c. Carmen.
The business part of the conven-
ton likewise proceeded along smooth
ly. Plans and resolutions were
adopted for the coming year that
promised greater and better results
than those of the year just closed.
County officers. directors and superin
tendents of departments We're elect
ed and installed. the members Of
the Sunday School board Icing
Frank Latson, Lester Lynn and c. +.
Dugate. all of Rocky Ford. Andrew
Lantz was elected district officer for
La Junta Pledges were made by
the different schools and by individ'
uals. The amount Of money TO be
raised is $500. one hundred dollars
more than the assessment of last
year and much OF this was secured
during this convention.
La Junta tribune., 1911-03-25
Medical Society Passes Resolution.

At the regular meeting Of the
Otero County Medical Society held
In this city \ few days ago. reso.
Iutions were passed which read ~
follows:
RESOLVED. by the Otero County
Medical Society. that the bill re-
Gently introduced BY Senator Casa.
dy. Of Boul1sr county. To repeal the
law compelling vaccination. Is dctri.
mental TO public welfare. and Is cal.
culated 10 increase the amount Of
sickness and disease In the state.
RESOLVED. That we strongly urge
our representative and senator from
Otero county to use their best #.
forts To defeat this bill, BE- II fur.
ther
RESOLVED. That copies Of this
resolution be furnished our county
papers ~ the secretary. and copies
also b. sent to the senator and
representative.
II. 4. HALL. President.
J. y. KEARNS. Secretary.
La Junta tribune., 1911-03-25

ton you'll have to move to Swink
and start all over again. You hear
me! That's just where you'll wind
mp II you keep up your present sys-
TEN. You'll go belly up In six
months II the town goes wet. Now
you Just mark my words. Ever
been flat broke without . nickel In
your jeans, no one to stake you, no
place % go, and nothing to keep you
from starving to death? No? Well.
you don't know what trout 10 Is. You
feel as though every one had you
sized up, or as though you was going
TO be arrested the next minute. oh,
you'll know all about how 1t feels
in few more months from now.
You'll have a chance to get acquaint.
ed with the brake beams once more.
This old town is going wet-it's
going TO be the biggest flood that
ever happened around these parts.
and there won't be any old Noah and
his ark around TO keep you and the
rest of the animals afloat-not even
La Junta tribune., 1911-03-25
ossth - Mn. PsetTm.

Mrs n. n. Portrum. who resided
with her daughter. Mrs. X. l.. Ev.
ans. sol Colorado avenue. died sud.
denly Of apoplexy. aged seventy.esxht
years. one month and nine days. at
8 " O'Clock Tuesday morning. Mrs.
rortsum had fall some eight weeks
ago from which she sustained severe
injuries. but she recovered In . sur.
prising measure from these. and. u
was thought. she would at lenxth
b strong again. Il u believed. how.
evse. that tho apopicxy Was supcr'n.
duccd BY the fall.
The funeral service WAS conduct.
I'd 1t the residence Thursday morn.
ius, by Rev. Otis Dale and Rev. J..
Wesley Nseicy. Tho body WAS ship.
ped 10 Parsons. Kan. the old home
Of the family. for intermcnt Mn.
Evans accompanied her mothers re-.
mains 10 Kansas. This community
extends earnest sympathy To the be.
rett husband and 70 the sorrowtns
children aud grandchildren.
La Junta tribune., 1911-03-25
Death Of Mrs. Mccoy.

Mrs. II. y. Mccoy died al her
home at the corner Of Steen avenue
and Second street Wednesday morn
ing at 4 o'clock after An illness OF
two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccoy were married
one year ago in lacrosse. Wis. and
came to La Junta about SIX months
ago. Mr.. Mccoy Is = fireman en-
pioyed ty the Santa Fe.
The funeral service Was held on
Thursday evening NJ o'clock In
Stark's undertaking psr!ors. aud was
In charge Of Rev. Otis Dale.
The body was shipped At l O'Clock
Friday morning To Houston. MINI.
.NrA. McCoy's old home. 10 b. In
srred.
None Of the relatives os either the
husband or wife were with the hus'
band to offer comfort In 10 sad =
time. and deepest sympathy is ex.
tended 10 him In his lonltness by
this community.
La Junta tribune., 1911-03-25
Mass Meeting At Woodman HALL.

There will be big mass meeting
at Woodman Hall Sunday evening ut
1880 O'Clock. II. =. Conroy, yardmas.
ter OF the Colorado 4 Southern yards
In South Denver. will deliver the
leading address OF the evening.
Mr.. Conroy In member Of the
Catholic Total Abstinence Society and
an enthusiastic worker for prohibi.
ton. lie is n capable man and
good talker. Short speeches will b.
made by some Of our local railroad
men. Don't miss the best meeting
Of the campaign. Come early and
bring a friend with you.
La Junta tribune., 1911-03-25

III. dam dog. He'll sink too. II he
cant swim. Ia Junis used 10 be-
good town when II was wet. II
will be again In \ few more weeks.
hut look 1t Il now. IT'S certainly
the prize whIs'lin' post along the
whole Santa fc trail. aud get'in'
worse every minute. The town curls
up and dies at nine o'clock every
nighr That's rixht Didn't use
TO be that way. Not on your tin.
type. Something doin' every minute
from q y. M. TN 8 u. M. That was
real llfc--shc real thing.
What do you rummies do now To
kin time' 0o 10 the picture show'
Well that's 70 cxcisin' that It's n
wonder you don't die from palpi'ai
ton Of the heart. We'll. II the
drya win they're soin' to close up
the picture shows. aud what'il you
do then. poor thing? They're also
xoin' to pass an ordinance 10 worh
that curfcw sag on the old folks
same - On the kids. Al nine
o'clock every nisht yov'il have te
La Junta tribune., 1911-03-25
TOP my paper, and do 1t in
the shortest minute you've
got anywhere around the
dnmnN anih Mr. Rlinkar

Murphy. OF Swink. as he dropped into
our sanctum sanctOrum yesterday
morning, ,squatted his capacious form
In ye editors plush.covered easy
chair and placed his brogans on our
mahogany editorial desk. MIR. MUIR
ply put up rather swell front with
his noisy duds. and judging by the
glow worm in his shirt front looked
as though he had coin to melt
There was IA savage grown from
under Blinker's feet, but It never
phased him. He Just looked down
and calculated. THE dam dog, Ell?
Well, | amt no more afeard of him
than | be of you, even II he does
eat dollars worth of Prinster's
pork chops twice day Get out,
mosey, make sneak. or go shut
the door II you amt got nothing
else TO do. come in here to have