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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-15

R.H.E.
f Gis 3 iii... iSSSSS$-- is 3 : {
Batteries-Central Avenue, Matthews
and Heinze; Eighteenth Avenue. Czina,
Lind and Perna.
R.H.E.
n. Seventh. 0 1901 0 % /
Seventh Az. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 > "a l 2
Ba~tteries-North Seventh Street, Hal
lett and Carr; Seventh Avenue, Linarducci
and Sibilia..
R.H.E.
So. Eighth. 9 0 o 0 8 oil is 3
Summer 49, 0 0 0 0 0 o. 4 5
Batteries-South Eighth Street, Danzis
and Diamond; Summer Avenue, Craig AMI
Kopshaw.
Alexander. . o l o 0 e-s 3
Sussex $3.50. o 0 0 1 0 0 d Q 2
Observation-Disclosures Street, Reilly and
Ferrarri; Sussex Avenue, McDermott and
White.
R.H.E.
Warren .....9 gIeoeI1 e-sE !
Batteries-Newton Street, Lefpowitx and.
Heyman; Warren Street, Prockocimer and
Dukiet.
R.H.E.
hs 11nsIin -" ofSG d-ss I Z
Batteries-slaton. D'Ansto and Parkin-
son; Jacobs and J. Dalton.
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RUPEE MILLS REELECTED.

Rupert F. Mills was reelected captain
of the Barringer High school team for
the season of 1912 at a meeting held In
the school rooms yesterday. All the
players who represented the a this
season received the school letter.
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AND ORIOLES BROKE EVEN

The Shelters and the Orioles broke
even in their double header at Balti-
more yesterday, the visitors taking the
first contest, s to 2, while Dunn's men
captured the second game, s to 4. The
scores:
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HUsTLERs WIN FROM MAPLE LEAFS.

The Hustlers downed the Maple
Leafs, 8 to 2, in Rochester yesterday.
Lanky George Mcconnell was on the
mound for the Hustlers and held the
Leafs safe when the latter had men
on bases. The score:
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STONE OUTpoINTs JACK MARTIN.

Harry Stone, of the east side, won a
popular decision over Jack Martin in a
slx-round bout at the Long Acre A. c.
last night.
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THE Tigers and the Grays split II

THE Tigers and the Grays split In
their double bill yesterday.
Rochester added a few more
points to its lead by trouncing the
Maple Leafs, while the Orioles and the
Shelters broke even In their two
games. Buffalo and Montreal were
unable TO play owing TO rain.
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PENN.

Waited f0r W1lklT1SOU IN HbilHs
Es1,s 6 range. 3 9 3 3 Ks s-s
T~hree-base hit-TIawk. Stolen bases
Toomey ., Rachlin. Barkhorn, Smith,
Thayer. struck out-By Clark s, by Mar
shall &. by Wilkinson Z. Time OF game
2h. Umpire-Keenan.
Jimmy Kelly. of Orange. has jumped
the Steubenville, Ohio. team of the O..
and r.. League. for unknown reasons
and is home. He will play with the
Branch Brook A. C. for the remainder
of the season.
The Essex b. 3. Club will play he
Regimes of the Arlington Protectory
on the Protectory grounds next Sunday
morning. Ed. shaughenessy n Joe
Simms will be in the points for the
local aggregation n expect to beat the
Ragtime's.
Harry Ogden and Knaster, formerly
of the Branch Brook A. C., have been
signed by the Tigers, of Irvington.
Freeman. one of the star pitchers of
Yale, who was not given a chance to
show his worth against Princeton yes
terday, is a new Jersey boy. His home
is In Plainfield.
Manager Eddie Flynn's Roseville A.
c. will play the Richmond Colored
Giants at Roseville Oval Sunday morn
ing.
The Morristown A. A. tackles the
Brighton r. c., of Brooklyn. at Nor
ristown Saturday.
Pitcher Lacey is doing most of the
slab work for the Morristown A. A.
this season. He Is doing such good
work that Manager Dodd is working
him regularly and Swenson is playing
in the outfeld.
George Mills, former manager of the
National Turner baseball team, is
pitching good ball for the Alerts, OF
Morristown. He has yet to lose a
game.
Ravens, the Branch Brook A. G..
twirler. is pitching in good form for
the Mendham B. B. C.. of Mendham.
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Totals ...3 80 ~ q i3l

IOtdIS .....oU 0 q 10
'Batted for Fullerton in the ninth.
Runs-Corcoran, Schmidt 2. Walsh,
Maisel 2: Deininger, Dolan, Abstein, Full
lerton.
Errors-Corcoran: Breen.
Baltimore ....""..o ] Q Q Ks
Jersey city. .......0 0 3 / 0 . 0 o.
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First Game.
....a 11t2e 1ai

sBatted for Dygert In the ninth
tTonneman out for interference.
Runs-Schmldt, Dygert; Dolan {, Abstein
2, Gettman. Fullerton.
Error-Schmidt.
Baltimore ......... o 0 o %
Jersey City,. 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 Sc
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ROCHESTER,

Totals ..,.25 s q Il Bradley, 3D.. 0 0 0 0
Totals .....32 8 "A u
sBatted for Fitzpatrick in the eight.
Runs-Foster, Moeller, Spencer; Keller,
Shaw.
Errors-Moeller; Jordan.
Rochester .......,.. 2 / 0 . 0 0 Q 0 x-8
Toronto ....,...... 0 0 0 0 0 i . CO
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Norther. senior Record.


Central Az, 10; Elizabeth Av., 0.
Franklin. Is; Burnet ST., 8.
Newton ST., s; Warren St, 5.
South Eighth ST.. II; Summer Av., 0.
Alexander St, 8: Sussex Av., 1.
Seventh Az. 4; North Seventh ST., Z.
Elliott St, .; Fourteenth Av., 0 for
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Yesterdays Result

South Market, 81; Morton, o.
South Tenth, 9; Bergen. o (forfeitsd).
Avon Avenue, 3; Madison. . (forfeited).
Chestnut. 8; Oliver, o (forfeited).
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NO CHANGE FROM
YESTERDAYS GAMES
In THE EASTERN
EASTERN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
! Providence. 2; Newark, 0.
: Newark, 8; Providence, 8.
|. Jersey City, s; Baltimore. ,.
/. Baltimore, s: Jersey City, 4,
Rochester. 8; Toronto, 2.
Buffalo at Montreal; rain. ,
Games Today. .
; Newark at Jersey City.
Providence at Baltimore.
|. Toronto at Rochester. .
Buffalo al Montreal. :
Games Tomorrow.
Newark at Jersey City. .
Providence at Baltimore.
Toronto at Rochester.
Buffalo at Montreal.
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Any chess follower who has any ques-
ton to ask should address CheckInate.
Evening STAR.
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DOWN NECK-When you threw that money in the "bribers s.
hurt him more than anything else would. Do the same thing a
you'll soon be rid OF him.
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sena orange. : 3 3 Q Q o-S
Three-base hit-TIawk. Stolen bases
Toomey 9, Rachlin. Barkhorn, Smith,
Thayer' struck out-By Clark 6. by Mar
shall :. by. wilkinson I. Time of game
Oh. Umpire-Keenan.
La Junta tribune., 1911-08-12
TALKS ON .fDTER Using
XXIlI.- Schemes
to Get Trade
By Henry Herbert Huff

COPYRIGHT ~ ASSOCIATION
M- Business Man the ha, depend. for its business
regular selling isn't shadow the that is continually
heuns force business All the big and progressive es'ab
lishmen,s push their sales by artificial
rhe American people geek novelty 1t takes things
keep public The live buys; the live
sells good merchant will take steps create business when
the dull spell starts
"The methods Of getting business special
and clearance sales expositions and openings contests mail
order service and souvenirs and premiums
The sale the best known The January clearance should
be utilized during the first few weeks OF the year clear
al old merchandise The July clearance likewise ds the
Of left spring and merchandise Price the key
note II these and coming they do when trade is
duss, they stimulate business Special sales grea,
rev, from prices separate lines to the most
unique schemes imaginable The price sale is always
success.
successful the sale must te planned week, in ADVANCE
Leaders should lee picked when buyng Keep
the watch FOR odd lots that will be life sale day salss need
be well advertised Start the sale Saturday announcing
disc and changing advertisements and window displays Go into
enthusiastically and to win or leave it alone.
OpenInrs crowds They increase interest in the store
and force the sale Of sesonabe merchandise wonderfully SpKng
Easter and fall the three occasions for openings Decorate
windows and interiors eaborate and have appropriate little
Contests popular methods getting
ANY scheme where chance the winning should
announced IN the windows 1t illegal the mail
for the purpose
premiums always trade Let merchant announce per
discount and few will take Let him
amount IN attractive premiums and the crowds will gather
hustle The popularity premiums continually demonstrated
with which they be Here take
the people rural Fruit trees osebushes shrubs
graphs, accident Insurance The possibilities premium
scheme unlimited"
La Junta tribune., 1911-08-12
Tht Final r,t;

a h'E feature q N. Denver stosa
.fow an 81 opens OF Iauuay Is. uiu
t' the cargass contest The block e.
tnr fnal t'si ia meat making and Il ].
ginrosed 70 educate the western meat
ar1i1gers 10 that fact The steers TO
- slaughtered 10 fhis competition ziu
>" rfsi iuds-d ON foot IN judging
competition and then slaughtered and
indEed Ia the carcass The idea il 20
~ 20 make the stock growers looE
ind~f the hid" ~ biz animals. Ths
afrsstss all De- Judged from the
aufchrr standpoint ns 20 what consil
tufss prime edible meat
La Junta tribune., 1911-08-12
Preferential Needed.

Nardamau ~ill be- Mississippi. u.a,
senator His election illustrates
weakness iH the primary system. Ho
Il possibly not the choice Of major.
~ of the people Of Mississippi.
Th"r" acre tao other candidates. and
their vote. combined. Vas greater
than vardAman's It may b. that.
owing to tho divided opposition. Var.
daman represents. not a majority. but
a minority. u the people Of Missis-
,ippl
ny the preferential system. adopted
In Puvblo'H ne~ charter. such q con.
dltion Is automatically prevented. II
this system had been In operation In
Mississippi vafdaman would not have
been chosen unless a majority Of tn.
La Junta tribune., 1911-08-12
Tours, Clubs 1--we or.s

Msuitoa contains four distinct
tourist COLONIES. zach t.oostins s.ps
rafsly for he uSu state. but never
th~lsss. always ready and willing To
DO the same FOR Nauitou. Tho. four
COLONIES have organized club. 1f OK
lahpma Kansas. Texas and Missouri
people. They all boost FOR Their D~u
state. and say that ;hsr. il u8 place
III" b. but a. soon a. spring a1mes.
they are all glad enough 10 l.ara that
state aud spsui four cool months In
the mountains 1f Colorado Taay can
scarcely be- called tourists bealus.
they come here year after year and
spe-d the summer months. many of
them owning homes here
These clubs Include .ihe elite Of
their stats. The Oklahoma gIa1 con.
ta,us fifteen bankers from aII over
ths state and many Of iasl drive
through % this place iu aelr own
machine They al ur sratulat.
tho permanent residents nf this p,
giou on their fine system u roads
aud say that In no Other tate does
an auto trip compare u.rr one IN
Colorado
The Oklahoma club is Pho largest.
containing about .lso members. and
an are live ones a. s sho1n by
the spirit uith which uny raised
So ogp az their pieuio rnaauuy Ok.
lahoma city needed $500. 20 bring
tso railroad terminals Ia.1 the city
Finy thousand dollars sas raised al
home. and. b@inE unable 10 ct
more. committee "a sent herr. ant
boz very short time ralegraphsd
back that they bad lar remainder
necessary
Both the Missouri and Kansas club,
have about Zoo member uhlIe m.
Texas roll shows about 900 0-Colo-
udo SPRINGS GaE.tir.
La Junta tribune., 1911-08-12
IMPROVING WESTERN CATTLE.
tor IN Distributing Pure Bred
snirrsls

Win the passing OF the live stock
business Of the western ranges iu,U
the hands OF stock farmers and ranch
men. has come Tremendous change
IN th. quality Of th. cattle. The old
long horn. long legged cattle oi ten
and fifteen Nears ago have almost
completely disappeared and their
places have been taken With tn.
broad backed catII. of the shorihorn
hereford and poIcd breeds II II
largely due to the Dig annual stock
shows OF the country that this eyolu.
uon has been 20 rapid and none OF the
tboSs hAs been Of more yalu. 10 the
N.st than the National Western Stock
SHOW. which opens its sixth annual
exhibition IN Denver on January ls
This sho~ Ma organized and coutin-
ned by an association OF som. 500
western stocAm.u and business men
no saN 10. .mportauC. OF educating
The p,op.. 20 The most modern ideas
In live stock and in addition 10 eAhIb
HiuE 10, best The country affords In
cattle the big breed association. no,
public sales a. which selected animal.
are sold Without reserve Asa result
o. hes. annual sales herds of pure
bred oaitls are spruEiuE Up all over
tEs ~"st and IL H. predicted that at
a.. coming shoW Ia Denver. western
herds sil Eiy. n. eastern herds a
e.ss- run Tor the ribbons
A. th. Denver sho~ neat month the
American storthorn Association viii
,rI ufty selected bulls and henfers and
ID. Hereford Association ~ill s.il an
'suHl nun b.r The Aberdeen Angus
A A-oc.Atiuu vill sell . number Al pri
tst" sale and the Galloway Assoria
tinn W.ll seii about forty head Thss-
-stfle are an selected from the best
h'rds in The country and this annual
1i.iribui on 81 pure blood will have
'fvmerdous Effect upon the quality o.
ths western cat,l" In the future.
La Junta tribune., 1911-08-12

SSEsSOR GAUGER recently
completed the abstract Of a.
VOy sessmeut uf Otsro county
- property Valuations far m.
year 1911. and last week returned
hone from Denver where be had be- )
To submit the Otero county tai roll
to the state board Of equalization.
Mr.. GAuE.r says that very litiIe is
accomplished al this annual meeting
Of the ASSESSORS Of the various eouu.
ties. Osteuibly called TO compare val
nations. The assessor each draw
80 expense money from the state
for attending these meetings. and the
principal object Of majority u III.
.ssss-ors Ia attending the meeting
seems 70 b. 10 attach themselves %
this generous state donation Vsry
lit'l" business Is accomplished. a.
eordiBs % Nj Gaugsr. that j. Of
any particular benefit 10 the ta1pay.
srs o; th= state The stat. board Of
equalization makes various aud sun.
dry promises a. 90 vhat i' all 90
In the matter 9f assessing corpora
uoa property. providing the assessors
sil 90 thus and - .1 thsiT r-sye,-
tive counties Immediately after
The meeting b adjourned the state
board forE'u IL and the VARIOUS a.
SCISSORS return 10 their respective
hOmee and DO lIEswisa--.a,h doing
Just a. they sp1ld have don. had
hey never met There ar. uo 20.
suits from the conference and ta.
meeting is generally looked upon a.
farce Politics cut no figure. shat.
ever. Iis m. same thing over again
year after year. no matter whether
the officials are democrats or rspubli.
cans
The total assessment u Of.ru
county Tor the year 1874. a. returned
by the assessor is $4,000. a. CON.
pared 20 the Return uf last year of
s. $50 49,, an Increase Of 8lss.5ls
Tn figures shown in the table for
1910. are the final returns after they
had been revised 10y ths assessor on
local valuations and By tho state
board % equalization 1u corporation
valuations tn. assessment thI. year
was made on basis o' uHe.thlrd val
uafipu. 'aa same a. last year The
total number 81 tax schedules Tor
1911 is 1884. as compared 10 7.lls
for the war previous. an inrrsa.s
Of ~. This shovs that there ha.
La Junta tribune., 1911-08-12

voters had desired him There hag.
INK bc"u no choice on the first votes.
the second oholc, votes would have
hn"n couut'd. II. then. a major.
ity Of the people bad b..n asalnst
him. on" Of his opponents would have
been chosen
II l. possible b. might have re-.
c"iy.d good second choice vote
himself That would have elected
him. and rightly so ~ majority
preferred him to either Of the 9th.
ers be should have been elected
But II majority ~ere aEalns, him.
be- would not have been elected. and
did not dcEery. 10 be
The preferential system is an -.
trcmely valuable innovation. Primary
elections Tor state officer. ~il not
register the viii Of tn. majority until
the preferential system is made a
part Of the machinery Pueblo Lad.
or
La Junta tribune., 1911-08-12
cro~Iey coursy's New Treasure.

Last weeks souvenir issue of the
ordgay Cali contained a number Of
biographical sketches o, prominent
p-ople of that section. among them
one OF the new county treasurer q,
Crowley county. Walter 5. st-.n. son
u Mr. and Mrs u 4 steeu. of this
city Walter came to La Juuta when
be MAS a very small boy. and grew
up 70 mans estate 10 this city. His
many .rieuds are pleased To learn OF
his political pr@fermeut. and hope be
may never live to regret II. gs some
similarly favored. do. The sketch l.
as follows
Walter : St.en. the manager OF
the OrdEsy Hardware and Furniture
Company. vas born at Council Grove,
kan. In 1855. and came TO Colorado
In the sane year. locating xiih his
parents at Ia Junta. and has ever
since been a resident OF otero coun-
- He came 70 OrdHay IN Noyem-
b.r. l.os. a. the manager % the
company be Dow represents. the pion-
esr hardware company OF Ord~sy.
which he has 80 successfully conduct
ID The business has had a phsDom-
enaI growth under his management
and the stockholders Of the bts con
crTu N0uld reluctantly part sI'h Mr
ste-n az its manager.
H. is a democrat and has A. all
times taken a lively Interest E1 pol.
tiles As reward for his ability
and party services hs vas recently
nominated for county treasure Of
Crowley county. aud il s"ems from
all appearances that Goyerncr Shat
roth pIl appoint him 70 the position.
he is married and reside near
pa. corner q F.rh street and Col.
1ralo boulevard. Boo Ord~ay
La Junta tribune., 1911-08-12

ben q considerable increAAe In pox
ulariDu during the pas, year Asses
sor Gaurer says that a regards
the Increase 10 The net assessment
OF the various counties Of the state
otero stood third. only 100 counties
Pueblo and Las Auimas-showins =
greater percentage OF lserse
.Th- number Of military polls for
1911 Is 5.750, as compared With SsS"s
for 1910. ar Increase o' 81.
The total personal property valu
alton for the year 1917 Is Iz.sil5i5.
The personal property valuation for
1910 vas E-.2safI0. showing an 10
crease of f2s7,l5S
Tn. total corporation assessment
Ia Otpru county this year. which in-
rlud.s railroads. Telegraph and tale.
phone lines is sI.s7o. 400. as rompar
ID 20 il.ssl.z-D for fhs year pre-
vlous. an Increase q So $50
The number of acres Of orchard
this year Is g.s-s. a. compared 20
4sa. last year. au lucrsasa % ls2
acres. and an increase ia value Of
ss4sl. Tn, number % acres q graz
iug land increased s,tsr and the
value Increased 81 SEQ Tn" value
of improvements on farm lands %.
creased EsI.s over last y-4r 1hll-
Improvements on public lands iu-
creased flE4-B. The value %; tosu
and city Iuu inyr,ased fs.l-5 and the
valu. Of impros .msuis ou tosn and
CITY lots decreased s. ..a5 The NUN
ber q acres of Irrigated land in-
creased Isk1s and the value si-- 'la
Th. number uf horses assessed d>
creased go. but the yalu. 1f th"
bunch Increased tsU.7Gs The H1m-
b.r Of mules decreased -. but The
total value is Increased $3.50. Tn"
number u cattle ls Increased 1851,
and the galu. f4s-s. Tn. number
of sheep is nearly doubled. showing
au morsas. of U.g7s bead s~ins
shows an Increase Of sss head
Carriages and vehicles increased a
grand total Of q. sbil" automobiles
shuz an Increase u - and bicycles
and motorcycles -.
4 table showing an abstract of
the assessment for rh- wear IFie
and 1871. 'of comparison. Is given
below II shows the number and
value Of each item sSsrss-d. and IS
a. follows
La Junta tribune., 1911-08-12
AUTOS GOuD FOR HORSES
Busy Men Tsse to s2ecle Sertes fer
Aeecec Esercne

Latest rs,gyts iro-a xroau1 lar
eusttry incirSts that n al beast ore
instance the automobile IL. been :
benefit 10 hoise breeders instead Of .
seiTiInenJ. as 90 many peopL. seem 10
think. II relates TO saddle horses.
which wege tvNeE 20 popular al A.s
tine within CoBtempoTAEeous hisIo-y
az st present and many breeders and
c.aleTs attribute tnis change o. sent
u-nt 10 the general use OF the s1lo-
r1Cbile
In these Gays when motor cars are
put 70 almost ever, im&rinAbl. us-.
ard when most tgsiusss men regard
them a. indls pensible In the ca ,y
r"utins Of their Affairs. one great
drawback has made Itself AppAreal
and that Is the lac. o, exercise. With
consequent poor health. 10 80 many
busy men. To overcome this effect
men Of affairs throughout th. land
have taken TO the saddle horse. and
saddle hos. breeders report that the
demand for ell Kinds aud clnss.s OF
s7ddi. horsss sa1 never 20 great a.
now
THIS sAs beer great stimulus the
breeding Of saddle horses IN Ken
la ky snd Missouri. the homes OF the
greatest saddle horses ever foAled
OthsT states also end the same favor
abb" conditions. and in this connect on
Colorado bids fair 20 take rank a. Ca-
Of the leading WeS'.-- S;A--s II the
breeding OF these beautiful animals
which have been christened b, horse
experts and lovers as the exquisite
American horse
Al the horse and stock show n Den
yer January 10 10 Il. some eItraor-
diusry rings on saddl. horses will be
exhibited and many of the foremost
breeders in nearby states have already
sent In their entries The Denver
show Is nov recognized throuEhou, the
Sest as most liberal education for
horse breeders OF every typs from the
Light harness horse TO the mammoth
draft horsss
La Junta tribune., 1911-08-12
DANGER IN DELAY
Kidney Diseases Are Too Dan
gcrou> for L. luuia People
la Neglect

80 ~ rihHhH
Th, great uaussr Il tsdBey trouble,
BE- that thry 81 nrm bold before The
srnrrrF ngCuEu.grs them. Health BE-
gradually undermined. haekachs
headache, nervousness. lamsnsss.
sprrurss. iumhlsu. urHHp truuhlv,.
dfups,. aud Hr sht's dftrasc. follow
a, the kidnrys 81 uur,r. D"nt
urglrrt your kidnrys Help the Lid
ness With the rriiahic aut safc rvm-
rds. nuau', kidnes pills which has
cured people nshi here iH "a junis.
". 4. Cruise. Sg6 T. Third 81. -
Iuuia. Colo. ,aysg = was subject o.
attack, ~ kiduty tr0 bic aud ] wss
often iu mlssrN. Their vss dull
pain and soreness dirvEIy over 81,
tidnr,s and the trouble vss ~ srsrrr
that / could hardlS turn Boa bed. The
Kidney srrrviinns passed fua frequent
Il and plainly showed that my kid-
nr,s ~rrr ~ fault. None Il the RENE
die, I tired helped ms o. much ~
poan's kidney Pills. prusurrd At the Ia
iunta DRUG ca. I took lr,, than the
content, Il one box. and the results
Nrrr yer, satisfactory. fur about sis
wear, ms Kidneys and hack had both.
.rrd me. bot since takinE posn's Rid
pey pills. ! have had praeiieaiiy ~
cause for complaint"
For sale by al dealers. Price -
cents. Fosirr-Niihurn Co.. Buffalo
New York. sole agent, far the Unit
States.
Rememb,r the name-Doan'.-
take no other.
La Junta tribune., 1911-08-12
Pushing IN. Poultry.

The N.st q, just ~at.nE up TO TIE
'sti iha, Il il spsndins too much mon
~ a~ay from HON. Tor poultry and
zrs The National Western stoCl
hos which op"ns 10 Denver on Jan
Haf, is. sii inAuEurair the Nations
Western Poultry Show I, is expect
ID that this initial .thibiiion viii .,
sitt ever 00n bird.
La Junta tribune., 1911-08-12
BIC western C.ers.

{, il predicted that over 10000 reo
pi. ~ill .,i,nd N. sixth Annual Va
tonal " rs,efn stocA sho~ In Denver
iHiihE H. ~~.k Of January is.i This
shcw Ia. Efo-n TO be IN. big annual
western event over fs0ooo IN Or.
NUNS sie paid oui and an Investment
n n-afi, sioo.oon has been made In
.6ildinrs fof the show
La Junta tribune., 1911-08-12

The railroads all announce special
reduced rates "a Denver and r.tgrn
for ,h. National Western s,o,t SHOW.
shioh 10 held during the week Of Jas
safy is:i