La Junta tribune., 1911-07-22

not the price then let the meat alone
and 90 hang. Ut is 4 shame and out.
rage to be sticking red hot pins into
the innocent packers this way. and
there ought to be q Law prohibiting
IL
We are reliably informed that Platt
Rogers. Mr.. Dubbs and Fred Sabin
were early employed by the associat-
cd bitches In the kanxasC Colorado
suit. and their combined fee was to
be 81 900; divided $1,000. $1,000 and
$1,000. and, that for raising the
amount necessary to pay these fees
and other expenses an assessment has
been levied on the water users
Granada Times
Yesterday was the fiftieth annt
versary Of the battlefield Of Bull Run.
and II was celebrated by q peace
gathering on the battlefield. The
union forces were defeated At Bull
Run. In its military results II 10
said that the cannon Of Bull Run
echoed henceforth on every battle
field Of the civil war" Surviving
officers Of high rank from both the
union and confederate armies partici-
pated in the commemoratory exer-
cises. But neither victory nor de-
feat was mentioned The dominant
note at the observances were those Of
reconciliation. fraerni,y and genuine
Americanism.
The dahlia. that popular flower
which SO often form conspicuous
display at our fall shows. has a dread
fully prosaic pareniage. II has been
developed from the Mexican tubers
imported about 100 years ago by the
Swedish naturalist. Dahl for the pure
ly commercial purpose OF suppleme nj
ing the potato. The doctors scheme
did not meet with favor and the dab
liza dish soon disappeared from the
table. but the gardeners at once per-
ceiyed the great potentialities Of
the flower and accordingly proceeded
to produce the double dahlia and
other delightful floral fantasies. The
tubers Of the dahlis. too acrid for
most tastes. are still eaten In some
parts OF France.
Music furnished by electricity re-
leased when are lights are turned on.
transmitted from a phonograph to
the point OF contact In the carbon.
has been made possible by Prof. DE
Busk. of the State Teachers Col
leee This experiment was success
fully carried out by him In Clark
University reOntly. Prof DeBusk
says II is In the range Of probabili-
ty that concerts may be- given from
street lights. including selections
from the grand opera or airs by
the best bands. free TO every one and
this will soon be common feature
OF up-to dat. towns VIII La Juata
be- one OF them OF course. Why
mott
Last months baccalaureates inclnd.
a ..shl. ~
able for lack OF gilt trimming. II
was delivered by Governor Stubbs. OF
Kansas. 10 some five dozen young
men and women who were taking ~.
aminations upon their fitness TO pos
sess state pharmacists certificates.
Instead Of reminding his hearers that
they stood 'on the threshold Of
life" surveying "a host OF golden
opportunities" or pleading with them
''in this battle of life" TO "alm
high" IN. governor phrased his mes
sage this way: Don't sell bum pat.
ent medicines" Our old friend. Ad-
yice-bu, speaking the con,empora-
ry language: III you know OF 4 pat
ent medicine that is really worthless.
that actually has no curative pow
.rs. or that il likely to form bad
habits In the buyer. don't sell I, In
Kansas. You have an interest In
your fellow men that Is second only
TO that Of the physician. You have
III. health OF men and women and
children In your hands. You should
not sell things that might inJurc IN.
health or destroy IN. happiness Of
others" incidentally. be 1t stated.
tn. Governor has made good both In
purpose aud In accomplishmens-col.
Hers Weekly.