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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-03

The Gnlf Coast Commission Com.
paus che recently organized fab conn
pans which iu now operating near
the reef is shipping out large quen.
titles 0f iish according 90 ad,icos
from the express company This CON
ccru ls formed OF Mcssrs Grlnths
aud Carman 81 Nebraska. and J. G.
Rcdriguol 90 This clty Al " Grit.
hih's brother OF Lincoln Neb. ac-
oonpanicd 10y hle family. has Joined
him az his winter home near the rect.
and viii spend several months here.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-03

Thee Real Estate Exchange VIII
hold a meeting ~ the rooms OF the
Commercial Clab Monday afternoon
~ O'Clock President fnnek re-
quests that All members who can pos
sibly 40 80. attend this meeting. !.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-03

We are large dealers and san snse
you money on pianos, quality oonsid-
cred. hee IA and be convinced. wray
iiroa. Plano Co., j. ". Meit<en. Mgr.
t23 ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-03

Olympic fhcaire this afternoon Ia.
stead The lodge uili haye a service
ief members only AZ the ciab rooms
ms afternoon ar O'Clock
% was hoi known Until yesterday
itat the services planned for today
would have O. be abandoned it vas
stalled last uiFh' thar ne tcdee would
tor' Nktg have the program ~ a
later date.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-03

m The Callers Report of tha Tom
ihHmb eeddmE 90 tHdag uirht. it
Nas stated that little MIss Pornla
jones saue o. solo This nas an ef-
ror ~ namos and should have read
N-nnpe ioaser the daughter OF Ar.
md Mr e. p Ycager
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-03

Bring me Your old hats. We mako
them new Only halter Ia the city.
The Remote Tailoring CO., r. n VIII
III, Phone -. - James hoseI bldg,
iasst
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-03

beautiful solid gold brooches. low
priced Ones aud some with diaiaonds
We cau please any taste The stamms
The stree, the postofico IN on Phone
ase' I23G
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-03

When matIne four Chf'ftma guf-
ransea. trf fhc siamrs 6f. NOS
NAiio. ihc street tho po toNce ls ou
lN1ne ttp, Iaa 81
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-03

Before selecting your "dress haf
CEN and look nt iho lovois ness
aha at Miss Clark Gla Mesquite
1919
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-03

Ap IN bella uooid make n.ec
OAiisima{ prsscni We have some
Zoe oue Tha stamms 6I5 Mss-
qaite ih lfeei tho posioHcc h on
fhone tf l2aet
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-03

fhc Commercial club has rocelsod
a Intt'r from tho Dnhod Commercial
lN hanres of Sew Orleans asking
lf th" endorsement of Dr. =. g.
Wmto fhc we'll SHOWN southern ph,
ei0ien to suooeod fhc latc Dr. Wyu.an.
nH arscon general of ho United
States I'D" matter is beinF taken
nndnf consideration b, the club
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-03

81 90 to 10000 what, watches
Of course. You eot them from rhe
sssmms sl7 Mesquite ~ Inst north
OF the posionice Phone 22e
iegGt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-03

Norsics,o Westward caassa the -.
sere prap.


The ga srell for the past few dses
MAS MOBILE ~ more Nsy~ Than one
firs' n Vas the lowest temperature
on reco7 for November since The
weather bureau has been establish.
ca here fecoad. lower temperature
vas rcctdcd Al Brownsville about
one hnn4cd and nfty miles south Of
here. Thar was experienced here. The
lowest temperature recorded here dur.
ing ih spa was 30 degreccs. al
hrownssilf the mercury went down
as Low as l..
nr J c.Ciinc. the local iorccasser.
yesterday had the ioaowins to say
REGARDING he spell
The reNon this unusual cold MAS
eNpctieucca here during the month
OF Norcm be- Is ne fat that the
nefihef passed by to the ~eet % here.
maAine this route clear through to
ne lsthmus OF rehcntepcs A.
RUE the norihcrs 60 hy 70 the east
ward. and thc cold u much less severe
~hen the, 90 n i most unusaai Tor
= nof.her to 50 by 20 tho vest. Oc.
sasicnsliy however they DO. sna
when this ~ the case. they anco, shc
temperature here materially
Regarding the erosts ~ toe freeze.
nf Cline said that be- had heard 81
foih'ns being damaged very greatly
except snap hcans Very little dam
lrc was done io the cabbage crop.
and only nAris Of the crop A. we're
.er} tender were damaged The cold
iid not AFFECT citrus trecs such a.
ranges aud lemons. Va thc slightest
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savoy Hotel. San Antonio. Texas
Centrally located, modern equipment.
reasonable rates. W A Fitch Mgr.
rs ~ lit.ond
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-03

fhe local order OF Elks uln NOT
hoid fhc pubhc memorial service.
which were to have boom hoid AZ tho
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-03

fho dntc for tao Harmony CIuo
concert w tnc hish schooiaudltonum
""eo Wa originals sct fur noccm-
nr lH d. hecn changed 20 Docam-
Dor is' owing 90 Che fact that there
Nf counter attraction booked hcso
Tor tnc 9th
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-03

Nanon and Mifnon Who appear at
the Lsric. nso the Colonial costumes
Ia their act Don't pass up this act
feJlt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-03

see our diamond rings. Prices
from sis.oe 70 5000 90. The siasnms.
az Mesquite 81 Phone sec.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-03

hanon AID Niguon afe 81 he Ly-
We for the ura hair Of the week In
iheir Colonial tinging mano play
lNs ana aancine 12alt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-03

One bicycle In good condition In.
quire ~ Western Union Telegraph
Company. faa 4,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-03

lrsh crochet iabota al Mics CLARK
't3 Mesquite 81 1928 "a
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\ sn'"h cash payment and = nt,le
every month viii pw one ~ our high
trHhc pianos Ia ysun home. wta,
Hlos. iinno Co.. .. u. Nciucn. uss.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-03

u is nearly time 20 select those
LITTLE Xmas rlfis you want 20 send by
mail Youii lind pretty assert
mont OF nocksear aud haudkorchicfs
al Miss Chrks. 6i3 Mesquite ST.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-03

without doubt, one Of The best acts
of the season Win bc sccn a. the
iYric. the firsl half OF this week a.
b. Manon and Mignon Ia their Colon
iNl musical act Don't miss Il
IaStt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-03

hardware coi~pant. accol ror IA
formation givrn Yesterday ..........
The haildins viii give the
eoncern the 'svees, floor for IND !"
pls, 81 hardware hoods o. any ~
eonoesn In this section and the hulk
ins viii he modern IN every sense .,
he word
Ia spcAtiug Of the matter yes,erda,
Edwin Plate stated that the business
~ The company has ero~n to such
proportions that larger building
'han the one NJ present occupied was
absolutely necessary
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-03

Hartmann l'iRnr----cn,lo,~el d,
the i'adine artists ~ the WORLDS.
thrm az the house of quality. ura,
b'os. Piano Coz, >. u. Neitxen .Ngr.
fun h.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-03

Have YOU used any Of tho TAFT
Packing House rtodueiss u rot
why' Place a iriai order With your
dealer and be- convinced AZ others.
~ go got
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We have moved Co the ~ James
hoict building we go steam and avs
cleaning fho hcnaolo raiIorine Co
7 q wills prop Phone ss
.. ..
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niiwELL iiOTEi.

niDWELL nOTrI.
Menu.
sunday December ., 1871
oyster Cocktail
Cream Chickcn Soup
Olives
Meats.
Prime Ribs OF Beef Al Jus
Roast Turkey and Cranberry sauce
hahcd Reddish Tartus Sauce
Vegetables.
crenm Potatoes
Candid Sweet Potatoes
Asparagus Tips
DESSERTS.
Mlnce Pie Pumpkin Pie
Nut Cake Tee Cream
Nuts and Fruit
coiiee MIA Tea
nam
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-03

tFts, NtNhItNt
on a.. plans whk
completed within q 1
u has not heehl
whether the building
three stories IN helsi
La Junta tribune., 1911-04-29
Water In Otero Canal.

Water has been very scarce In
all OF the bitches of Ot.ro county
Tor several months. and la some of
them there has not been run of
water sine. the prolific rain of last
July. I, IL reported that only about
sixty feet Of water IL entering the
hcaigat. of the Fort Lyon canal, aud
when the For, Lyon IL short OF
water the remainder OF IN. bitches
ar. practically wi,hou, any. Only
i3o feet OF water Is passing down
the river at Pueblo. and no, until
1000 feet IL passing that point IL
the Otcro entitled To a run OF water.
The ot.ro. however. has tn. Clear
Greek reservoir TO depend upon when
there IL n shortage of water IN the
river. and this reservoir has had n
supply OF several thousand acre feet
stored for some time. Next week
th.r. VIII be- run Of water In the
otoro from the Clear Creek rcscr.
soir. and II viii last for about t~n
days. Tn. farmers under tha, ditch
viii have an opportunity to enjoy =
luxury that IL denied to their broth.
"rs under much older bitches.
The water will be- turned into the
hcadgntr Of the canal abou, May ID.
and before the end Of the week Il
ought To reach the surth.rmost rx.
tremitics of the canai-.,.n vnto
ls~nt county. AL of the farmers
under the ditch have been Modified
to be prepared to make tho nost
beneficial use Of this run a. u wiii
only last ten days.
While this run Of water Ia II The
ditch II would afford IN exce,ieas -.
postsn'sy for . Delegation os Ia Junsa
business men 10 make W ~ auoe-
mobile party aad Inspect tAs l1lsh
La Junta tribune., 1911-04-29
Scarlet Fever Scare.

There are many false reports in
regard to the amount OF scarlet fever
In the city and much unnecessary fear
The exact condition is this: Nine
houses In quarantine and twelve
cases Of scarlet fever. Only two of
these cases are confined to bed. All
are doing well and are expected to
be well AS ever in very short
time.
Strict quarantine will b. enforced
as far as possible. and We think that
there Is little reason to be alarmed.
School children are safer In school
than In the average home.
Only one case OF diphthcria and
IL is doing well.
schools win not be asked TO close
unless there is some reason.
W. NJ. MOORE.
Health Officer.
La Junta tribune., 1911-04-29

from end to end and familiarize them.
selves with the extensive improve.
ments that have been made during
the past year. Over $250.000 has
been expended in twelve short months
in widening and deepening the ditch.
making 1t shorter by several miles
and building tunnels, concrete spill
ways. syphons. etc. Some Of the
business men OF La Junta. at least.
have no idea of the magnitude Of
the work that has been In progress.
and We are quite sure that II they
would take the time to inspect its
present condition. every one Of them
would become an enthusiastic boost.
er for the canal. which is now one
OF the best in the valley.
up OF the land under IL. is La Junta's s
greatest agricultural asset, In fact,
1t Is practically our only agricultural
asset. as all OF the land under the
Otero Is naturally tributary to La
Junta and II 1t was thickly settled
would BE- a greater asset and benefit
to La Junta than two Santa Fe rail-
road shops. II is impossible to
conceive how any well wishsr OF La
Junta can be a knocker upon the
Otero canal IL has had its trials
and tribulations. but no more so than
did the Fort Lyon canal during its
early history. and everyone now con-
cedes that the Fort Lyon is the best
ditch In Colorado. The otero may
be in time. Give II chance at
least. Always be a booster, and
never knocker.
La Junta tribune., 1911-04-29
HIGH SCHOOL.
Frances s,re.er. Contributor.

Two new seniors have enrolled this
week
The seniors have commenced prac-
ucing their play In earnest and
every one is requested TO watch for
announcements and tickets In the
near future.
The league spelling match will b
held here SATURDAY morning, May
18th, at the high school Our repre-.
sentatives are Frances Streyer and
Terence Alisworth.
The league track meet will be held
In Rocky Ford on the afternoon Of
Saturday. May 18th. The girls tour.
namcnt viii also be held here on
that afternoon. lie sure TO see H.
The league declamatory contest viii
be- held IN Rocky Ford on the even.
Ing Of May l2th. Our representative
will be- Edith Stevenson, Who. up
to this time. has been IN. only appli.
cant
preliminary oratoriai contest MAS
held at the high school Monday to
determine who shall b. our represen.
tati,c To the league contest O be
held on the evening Of May 18th
Earl Woolf and Aimon Heath were
the contestants and both did exceed.
insly we'll. but Earl woolf won BY a
very small majority OF points
Mr.. Hess gave us one OF his rare
and much .nJoy.d talks Monday dur.
ing chapel II. gay. us examples Of
the two glasses OF students. In ON.
or the other OF which each one must
BE- and ~. sincerely hope that u
great majority II not all OF us viii
b. In the best lie also praised our
debates for tn. excellent work which
they did even though ". w.r. not
victorious.
tn. second dcbat. With the Rocky
Ford hikh school la which our rep.
rcsentstiscs discussed the sffirma.
tive sid. OF the of,.repcs,.d qucs.
ton ~As held at the hish school
building Friday evening. The speak.
ers Tor our sidc we're Maurice Stubs.
Earl woolf aud Emerson Aiisworth.
Our opponents were Donald stratton.
Hunter Cover aud Francis n. crctis.
u Was = very heated discussion In
which both sides did th~nssrls.s hon.
ors. but ~e were again defeated.
Miss McNeen and Misa white assist.
I'd In making III. evening pleasant BY
vocal solos. a nusaber of the Rocky
Ford students aecon, panied the debat.
ers to root for their side and we
were disappointed at not seeing more
of our patrons there. We hsartfiy
congratulate our epponsnts. snA are
dssssmIasd 70 take our, defeat With
ouo1 grace and without Aar1 lsel.
iaes.
La Junta tribune., 1911-04-29

that rebound to their glory and ever.
lasting fame. More power to them.
>
It gives Undersherin Devine. OF
La Junta. a peculiar pleasure TO
make the boys shake and trcmble.
whether he has or has not a warrant
for their arrest He happened 10
drop off here at the critical moment
last Monday. and caused a general
stampede. The young men who were
instrumental In the sudden departure
from our midst Saturday evening of
one dark complexioned desciple OF
Ham, made themselves decidedly
scarce when the undersheriff stepped
off here for few hours--on other
business Fowler Tribune.
=
James W. Barrett. special writ.
er Of the Denver Times. left the
capitol city the first OF the week on
boosting mission OF exploitation
throughout the state. Every large
town in Southern Colorado will be-
visited by him. and from day to day
a story OF the things he finds will
be printed In the Times The prim.
AIRY purpose OF Mr.. Barretts tour
Ii to introduce one part OF Colora.
do to another. In few days he will
probably b. In La Junta and We hope
the Industrial Association will be re-
organized In time TO give him a cor.
dial reception and that he will re.
main Ia blissful ignorance OF the
true status of our boosting organi.
zation.
+. T. Lewis returned home last
Monday from st Louis. Mo. where h,
had been to hold conference with
the chief engineer OF the Missouri Pa
ciflc and secure his consent to the
placing OF concrete syphon for
the main ditch of the Colt project.
under the Missouri Pacific tracks
Permission was granted and the sy-
phon will be- installed at once The
ditch is fifty feet wide ON the bot
tom at this point
Postmaster Dalton received let
ter from department headquarters In
Washington yesterday morning order
ing the postoffice closed ON sun.
days on and after Sunday. May 5lh
rs there was no kick on the Props
eI innovation Postmaster Dalton took
II for granted that silence gave con.
sent. aud recommended the action
taken by the powers that be. The
postoffic. viii be open as usual oH
sundays. however. fer the dislnb1.
tion OF mail. but the general dsliy.
cry window and the carriers windows
viii BE- closed.
Mayor Holly Is setting rathcr
swift pace for the citizens u his
burg. Y,stcrday he issued a pro
clamation ordering every business
man OF swink to assemble on tn.
county road leading TO Ia Jun,a.
equipped with rake. shovel or hoe.
and be- prepared TO put IN three
strenuous hours filling up the chuck
holes that adorn that thuuughfare
and removing the cobblcstoues from
the road To the Santa Fc right OF
way II was the intention to cover
three miles of the road between the
hours of and O'Clock There were
no substitutes available. as every man
In the town was supp sed 10 do his
stunt. or the mayor would innict dire
penalties. The read To SNink now
ought TO b. In firstclass condition.
which viii be welcome meas to the
automobile aristoerats-and others.
La Junta tribune., 1911-04-29

la Junih will soon have a twenty
Tive ton Ice plant In operation. The
finishing ouchcs are nov being put
on and the plant will probably start
manufacturing concealed aqua pura
10 the first sand. ,jo feet. Was com.
pi"t"d this week by G. II Mcvcy.
also a surface well nfiy feet deep
will furnish a water supply for cool.
ing purposes only. Tn. Ia Junta Ice
and Storage Company will have four
wagons Ia operation To serve the
pcopl. OF La Junta during the com.
TINS summer.
La Junta tribune., 1911-04-29

\ society editor of great family
had great difficulty Ia enabling the
Intelligent compositor TO distinguish
between the us and the MS In her
manuscript In despair she hit ON
an ingenious scheme opposite every
doubtful n" she wrote. This is a
hen" and neatly skctchcd plump
fowl Opposite every doubtful u
she wrote. This Is eve. and
added little drawing OF fat eve
to max, quite certain. She looked
forward happily to the next proof
II began; The sroewehendrcl
slaWpheuk aNaN"
La Junta tribune., 1911-04-29

The streets of Rome are said to
have been kept clean by the simple
method of each man sweeping In
front Of his own door. The applics-
ton of this plan to the broad sub
lect of civic improvement would work
wonders, II every householder would
make sure that his own premises
were kept Ia good repair aud attfac.
tive 10 the eye from curb line to
alley La Junta would Immediately
become the pr.itiest small city In
the country Instead Of doing this.
however. most III Us are content to
walt Tor the city authorities to do
thinss which Ne ought to do for our.
selves
La Junta tribune., 1911-04-29

La Jvnta's boys and gifls play.
ground seems to be an inspiration to
people here at hem. m WILL a. tn.
stranger within our gates Tn. ,is.
itor from abroad Is usually so i'm.
pressed. after looking upon the chill.
dr-n In their jus.nii. sambois. that
he makes a r"soi,. upon departing
To AT one. commence agitating In
his home town for y similar play.
ground. Even North Ia Jun,a has
become infected. and at a meeting OF
the boosters Club Of that suburb
last Monday niKht Il ~a. decided to
purchas" sia acres Of ground imm.di.
at"ly north Of the North La Junts
schoolhous. which 10 to be- b.Auifi-si
Tor park purposes and equipped aud
utilized as u ohiidrcn's playground.
II VIII be under the management of
the directors of School District No.
~. and viii be- free of access to
all the school children Of IN. dis.
tr'ct ~ well as thos. of North Ia
Junta. The tract of land belonged
TO John skosiund. and MAS acquired
by tho school district for the sum
or $3.50. onc-third of the pur.
chase price was paid BY school bis.
srict No. II. one.thlrd by Mr. r r.
woodrsfs. and on..third By the
isoostsrs' Cisb ef North L. jsnss. ~Ao
osen - have . habit II doing things
La Junta tribune., 1911-04-29

The two houses hay" agreed To
adjourn May sth when the last leg.
islaturc submitted the constitutional
amendment taking the tim. limit off
the legislative session. II was claimed
that I, would prcy.n, rushing through
bills at the clos. Of IN. session. On.
hundred and twelve days has" passed
With nothing accomplished aud With
only this and n.,, week yet to work.
III" closing days of tn. session viii
witness an even greater amount Of
rushing through bills than ever b..
fore. tp',o.da,. only four measures
have reached the governor. thrc. Of
which h. vetoed. and IN" fourth ~as
Oh. bin paying their salaries
La Junta tribune., 1911-04-29

During the month of May there will
be- very strenuous times In the local
postoffice. aud all over the country
for that matter The postmaster has
received small carload of blanks.
with Instructions To keep an accurat.
record. from May LIST to 3lst. and
render a rcpor, by days of the
number of pieces Of mail Of all
classes. handled In the office. and of
the asgregat. tim. consumed In
handling each class This will In.
cludc Incoming and outgoing mail
and the mail delivered and mail col.
l.ctcd. Postmaster Dalton says ther.
Is a possibility OF La Junta having
postal savings bank early In July.
Al III. present tim. there AR. -four
postal savings banks In Colorado. and
an order has been issued from depart.
mcnt headquarters Ia Washington -.
-iablishing the ffth bank In rrini.
dad. with la Jun,a n.,, In lin. for
the sixth bank
La Junta tribune., 1911-04-29

The La lunta Automobile aud Ma
chine Company now has an annex gar
age adjoining the Tribune office on
the east The principal machinist on
duty the first OF the week was r. c.
there upon which he has managed to
put In full dine for several days X
& claims TO be a natural born auto
mobile ma -hinist. but he had to spcno
u thousand dollars In acquiring a
machine OF his own before he found
1t out II Is rather an expensive way
of finding out the special field of
ondcaNor for which you we're design.
el by nature
La Junta tribune., 1911-04-29

Odd Fellowship In tn. United
states Mas nin.ty.t~o years old las,
"Wednesday. Ninety.t~o years ago
III. .s,h ~ April three men met In
nm Inn In naitimor. and promulgated
tn. principles of Odd Fellowship.
From that small beginning has sprung
an" of the greatest frat-rnities It's
growth has been wonderful. as In
It's Infancy II met with much opposi.
tion b-csus" NJ iis secret nature. In
the year ists churches refused 10
ALLOW the mrmbess ~ IN. fraternity
10 hold any services within their
walls. Nov u IL = yearly custom
~ hold memorial services In churches
and the oid psejudIcc has given way.
According 10 . schsAale os frat~vnsl
sorieti~s - An<rits fos isss the
Ae6ekah brancA alone shows . isem-
La Junta tribune., 1911-04-29

II was on Santa Fc train. The
young man In the rear ear was sud
denly addressed by the woman In
the seat behind him Pardon me.
sir" she said but would you mind
assisting me off at the next station
You see | am very large aud when
get off l have TO go backward. SO
the conductor thinks am trying to
get aboard aud helps ne ON gain.
he has done this at three stations