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The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-11
Fairbanks. Sept To.


the tul or.
was Il atly interested by your
'dlioflal Oh IaSi week on the AlaSh"
coal question. II Is Dig question.
Murh more IarreachInS man is sup
posed. II Gems TO De the subject
and Alaska the land where must be
worked oUi anew the deep.St ana
most pefpl, Nlh& question lha' M
man society contends with the an
Client question OF the best 1prm OF
land tenure. 1t is reSrettapie mat
those revolutionary IDEAS could not
BE- tried on some OF the states or
or some community before beng ap-
phed t. Alaska. FOR we are lew mere
and great research ana strong arsu-
ment must be brought 10 pear 10
get any Just solution OF these ire
M ndouS problems. My speech IN
Seattle was only protest against
the outrageous way that the existing
law has been violated by the presl-
dent OF the United states ana tn
shameful mistreatment OF those who
in good faith had bought and PAD
for coal land i'll Alaska, and could
neither get the land, nor get their
Hl'iitH D''Nh' lltl @ nav "Ooi' 'i-'''"
committed IL relation to Alaska coal
land, but II has been committed IN
Washington, not III Alaska. dld
not attempt to suggest any new coal
land law. | simply declared that the
present law whereby the land is
offered for sale at $40 per acre is
Sood and workable law il only the
executive would administer 1t. did
say that in my judgment to change
the existing and long-trled law OF
selling fee title to one OF lease
hold was bad and very briefly point
ed out some reasons why. The worst
OF ii is that any leasing system or
ether change OF existing law will
take time and delay cur develop
msnt. Furthermore, any new system
adopted Will be prepal ed not by our
selves, who are mainly Interested,
but by men VINO are mostly ignorant
OF our conditions and who will draft
the new laws not for our welfare in
Alaska, but fDr their welfare in the
East leasing system whereby the
people # Alaska must pay royalty
on all coal it uses to the national
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-11
D0|NCS IN DISTRICT COURT

v,rce from her husband, And: CIV
Lang.
A decree Of divorce was also
granted by the court ON the report
Of the referee in the case Of Will f.
Kenyon VS. Ida Kenyon
In the case Cf Emma AhH VS. A
w. Bachman, Henry Wagner ANA c.
II. Ward, the plaintiffs evidence was
not sufficient to substartiate her
case.
The hearing of a motion fer a
new trial for Stephen Re1!ern, con
victed of perjury. was continued un-
til Monday.
An order confirming the sale of
estate in the case of the Northern
Commercial company VS.. Petersen &
kellum. made July %. was signed
by the court Friday. TIE property
involved was Peterson's quarter N
terest in 6 below discovery. right
limit + Cleary creek. and the inter
est in the upper half of ) above
Fairbanks creek
The application of Kelly ana An
dersOn, eff lofty. on Sullivan creek,
for liquor license was denied on
Saturday on the ground thai Tie
place was not a rOadhouSc and tina,
the license was desired for y min
ing community in which there is no
resident deputy marshal or com
missioner.
In the case of Fred Koda vs. Fred
Joyce and Jack Ferguson. T. A. Me
Avoy was On Saturday aliOwei to in
tervene.
After the district court case vas
begun by koda against the Dome
operators for money claimed for
meals served. McAvoy filed labor
lien in the commissioner court for
wages due from the same parties
He was given judgment III the lower
court
The divorce case of Willis VS.. Viii
lis was taken up in the district court
Friday and Saturday. and witnesses
for both sides testified. For the
plaintiff Ed Willis. J. J. Edwards
and F. F. Welch were on he stand.
For the defendant Mrs. j A.
Jewell, Arthur Bell. Mrs. Mclean.
c. b. Anthony. d. Green. George
Barril. r. A. Parsons. Jerry Paul
son. j. b. Paquette. Austin Gibbs. Col
lin McPhearson. f. A. Suter and
Emma Willis appeared The case
will probably be completed today.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-11

monopoly. and coal would be sold
for 81 per ton. But could the GOV
eminent do 10 and make a profit
They would have to pay coal min
ers say S1.5u per day in the Tana-
ma. or would they pay them by the
ton: But. perhaps, it would make
no difference whether the govern
mcn' made a profit or not. All. that's
th5 idea, Why should We pay the
government e. a ton for coal. Why
not agtate and compel The govern
ment 10 soil the cral for 81 per ton
We need the coal. and the govern
ment is rich. This suggests a new
idea. We are paying most outrage
ms prices for wood right now. $lo
to 81 per card. II is too high The
man We buy wood from has a m n
opoly or what wood he owns and
we've got To pay his eXorbitant price
r freeze. All the wood belongs TO
the pc pie and the government has
given the wood chopper the peoples
wood. and the wood chopper makes
us pay Sln a cord for our own wood
Every hit the wo.d We use comes
from government land. II is govern
w." an sup 'leS'
wood moropolists. let the govern
~ "' I,S oM" """" an"
i, nv peoi''g a. ST Pi"S
.1 ''',''', l''"''' t''S H"",''" ''.
'o," P'"'e' Ioh u me 'o'i
~ "' 81 We o"S,' ~ se, "ood
.','" ,o' - PEI '"'"' 'u'' why on
NV, '''T so'e' 'i''',''' =, INNING to"'
~ mus "oo"' "Ne Pul",oes'
nv q" &c" 'i'H lo"''"' ''e,
S'"'"''",'S i, nv ile'e are oiN
" pC"ii' ""o N.V" P,'''"'S l''
"''' ne an" ''ie' ""N' iieiI,
PEI i""'i'i'o'H' an"
le' US nave
,.'.' 'oP' Il ''' NJ "ll"'' P'iIe
VI lTi 't"'H Po"nu' "eH "c' "''lN
"'''" Us u" "l'ho", Po'''otS "
pa '"'' ""t"i Fl'''' " ny
nv ''''''"H i"' '"lS S''i VI 'li'lE =
!"i .'' 50 'i Ii,'eiI' ~ i'iSt l''i"'oc9
I,H'''' an" sen 'n''n 10 IT'S Peopl'
at " 't'Hoii"pi' liI't 80 'h"' we can
No' Po'''"S d GEMS Po"ii"' nus
pI"'''' me 'oiS'lile. dEaihSl me
III '''oP"'i Pii'e'. n'IilllH point o"'
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-11

There being no more jury cases to
be tried the regular panel of jurors
drawn for the July term OF court
was Thursday discharged by Judge
Oyerfield.
As the cases to be tried this fall
have almost all been disposed of,
recess or adjournment will be
taken some time this month.
An order extending the time for
the filing OF the bill cf exceptions
to October , has been signed in the
William Reagan rape case.
Suit has been filed by John l..
Tobin against George Dobbin. Rob
ert Dobbin. John MCGEE and William
McGee. heirs at law of John Dobbin,
dee aased. and James Hamilton, ad-
minister of the estate of John Deb
bin. and +, F. Walters and V. A.
kleinschmidt. Tobin charges in his
complaint that on October %. 1906,
John DObbin. +, r. Walters and V.
A. kleinschmidt gave the WA. bank
their prOmiSOry note for Sl,I23, pay
able June |. 1907. This was secured
by Il mortgage given on the defend
ants interest in the Niggerhead
group. Dcbbin's share being 10 and
that OF the two other signers being
3-32 each. On March Il. 1907. the
WA. bank assigned the note and
mortgage to the plaintiff. and the
plaintiff is now holder of the instlu
mpntS John DObbinS died inteState
March Il. 1907. and on March %,
+. r. Barbour, was appointed ad
ministrator. AfterWard Barbour was
removed and James A. Jamison was
appointed The plaintiff holds that
the interest Of the heirs is subse-
quent TO the lien of the mortgage.
He therefore askes for judgment OF
S1,12J with interests and costs and
for DEGREES of foreclosure.
Joseph kamlich. Frank Seywald
and Swan Julius Carlson were ad
mitted to full citizenship at ses-
sion held on Tuesday.
An order of execution. following
judgment rendered in foreclosure
proceedings of the B. II. & X. Co.
VS.. J. A. Williams was issued on
Tuesday. the sale CT the defend
ants property thereby ordered. The
property consists of two-ninths
interest in above. first tier, right
limit on Dome.
On the report of the referee the
court granted Mrs. Minnie Lang di-
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-11
WINTER CK. TRAIN SCHEDULE

TIL winter schedule + the Tan
ana Valley railroad will 90 INTO cf-
feet II Monday. September l.. on
ana afrgg which time the train 10 the
cI,eks will leave Fairbanks Al 9
O'Clock in the morning instead OF
$50 in the afternoon. Returning III,
train will arrive in Fairbanks some
time i'll The afternoon but the exact
running time has moi yet been de
ciled uEon. Time cards viii be is
suel during the week with all the
inf matinn.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-11
CORRESPONDENCE

Under this head The Alaska Citi
zen will be pleased 10 publish com
munications on subjects of general in
terest All letters should bear the
name and address of the writer, not
necessarily for publication, but for
reference aud as a guarantee Of
good faith II publication of name
is not desired. pen-name should be
attached.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-11
STAMPEDING FROM IDITAROD

1t is reported that fully three hun.
drcd people lett The lditarod for
Ruby City. and that more are sure
to fellow before the freeze up. The
reports from the new camp on the
Yuk are mostly favorable. and
most people are inclined to believe
that the camp will be prosperous
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-11

extent OF meeting AT the country
Scho5lhouse and passing resolutions
# condemnation.
There is no use talking. times have
changed in Kansas
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-11

Railroad bandits are violating ira
dition by using automobiles instead
Of horses. 1t seems that nothing is
sacred: the color of yellow backed
literature may be changed next
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-11

In Detroit man who sued another
for the alienation OF his wite'S at
tections recovered just $685.. 1t was
too much A wife whose affections
can be alienated isn't worth any
thing.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-11

Georgia has declared checkers un-
lawful Let us all rise and recite
slowly that musty old song which
in quaint. old-fashioned style tells
about the land OF the free.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-11

Mr.. burbank is criticizing the cac-
tus sent out by the department OF
agriculture. Cactus comes very neai
being the idea of nothing to quarrel
about
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-11
RIVER VERY LOW.

The river has receded to such an
extent that il is impossible for the
b ats To come up from Cinema and
unless rains come there can be no
more boats reach Fairbanks This
fall
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-11

The police department of Denver
has hit upon the novel scheme of
hiring handsome, well-dressed men
TO apprehend the women flirtS of that
city. Can it be possible that our own
WIongfont has been summoned for
duty? His intended departure for
the Outside in the near future has
been remarked on by many, and now
the cat is cut of the bag
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-11

II horses could talk they would
nave lot OF interesting stories To
tell about fool drivers
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-11

Girls used to fall in love with
suage they go craCky about them.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-11

1t is probable that by the time the
aeroplanc is made absolutely safe We
shall have lost our ambition TO fly.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-11

One preacher declares that a NO
man cannot be a Christian and wear
false hair And yet she can make
just as many skirts for the heathens
circles.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-11

An Ohio eccentric carries a bee
hive in his wooden leg. And bats in
his helfry. no doubt.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-11

A Kansas City beauty doctor told
the court the other day that he
could take ten years off a woman's
age That's nothing Any woman
can do that her self. And a whole lot
# EN- do
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-11
Phone 262 Phone
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

A reward OF $50 will be paid
by the publishers Of this pa
per for Information which will
lead TO the conviction OF any
person stealing copies Of The
Citizen from the residences OF
subscribers.
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The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-11

Job printing of all kinds at Citizen
office Not TOO cheap to- be good.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-11

sumner coal AT the price fixed by the
ineNorahle law f supply and de
mand FALCON JOSIIN
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-11

What is called the Taft nightshirt
is now on the market in Boston. You
can let your fancy paint you a pic
ture OF the sort OF spectacle it
would make on the clothes line Mon
day morning.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-11

II must have been a tremendous
blow to the woman in HaVerstraw
who buried a man she supposed was
her husband only to have the hus-
take all the pleasure out of the day
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-11

The placards exposed at the thea
ire Friday night by a party of young
men previous to giving farewell
bachelor dinner were as unique as
they were disgusting. Good taste was
but that is more than can be said
e the one who displayed them.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-11

The fact that playwright has
wounded an editor in duel
proves nothing. in view of the fact
that the chivalIous bout was held on
French soil. Any medium good ed-
tor cav lick first class playwright.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-11


+ subscribers. +
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An Ohio eccentric carries a bee
hive in his wooden leg. And bats in
his helfry. no doubt,
II horses could talk they would
have a lot OF interesting stories to
tell about fool drivers
Girls used to fall in love with
men. Now. TO use their own Ian
suage they go cracky about them.
1t is probable that by the time the
aeroplanc is made absolutely safe We
shall have lost our ambition to fly.
Mr.. Burbank is CritiCiZing the caC-
tus sent out by the department of
agriculture. Cactus comes very neal
being the idea of nothing TO quarrel
about.
Georgia has declared checkers un-
lawful Let US all rise and recite
slowly that musty old song which
in quaint. old-fashioned style tells
about the land OF the free.
-.:.-
Railroad bandits are violating ira
dtion by using automobiles instead
Of horses 1t seems that nothing is
sacred: the color of yellowbacked
literature may be changed next.
In Detroit a man who sued another
Tor the alienation OF his wifes at
tectons recovered just s5.25 1t was
too much A wife whose affections
can be alienated isn't worth any
thing.
One preacher declares that a wo-
man cannot be Christian and wear
false hair And yet she can make
just as many skirts for the heathens
as any other member Cf the sewing
circles.
Kansas City beauty doctor told
the court the other day that he
yum ,'"' Wi VA
age. That's nothing Any woman
>"'' Wv ,'''' A.
Gun W.
'"' - wy "'s IA
10 ''o" va ''le ''''' N'' ~ ''''0'''
van 'e' 'o"' '""'' P'''''' ~" p,
"a 'p ~
"o'''u '''"e oi' INC ''o'"e' ''''e '0''
1t must nave 'ee'' " - ''''e'0'o"'
DO" u 'he "o'i'an III MAYER ia"
VINO oo''eo ma" she supposeu was
aer husoahu oii's " nave '"e nus
o"h' appear "''e' '"e '''ne' al anu
take oil 'he pressure OUT Vi 'he oaS e
'''' '''' pay n"'
"ou"uou al eui'o' III u'e'
that the chivalIous bout was held on
,or can ,icr fire, c,.ss n,avwr;eht
rho nl.o.ras oxnosoa q, tho tho.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-11

On the report of the referee the
court granted Mrs. Minnie Lang di-
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-11

The hearing of motion fer a
new trial for Stephen Re1!ern, con
victed of perjury. was continued un-
til Monday
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-11

There being no more jury cases to
drawn for the July term OF court
was Thursday discharged by Judge
Oyeriield.
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-11

In the case Cf Emma Ahif VS.. A.
w. Bachman, Henry Wagner ana c.
H. Ward, the plaintiffs evidence was
not sufficient to substartiate her
case
The Alaska citizen., 1911-09-11

An order extending the time for
the filing OF the bill Ct exceptions
to October 3 has been signed in the
William Reagan tape case.
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07

tween Pueblo and Hutchinson. Yet
when Senator Parrish, one OF the old.
est residents, made his home in La
mar he says that IL was chiefly noted
for the three S's-sand, sagebrush.
saloons. Lamar is the county seat OF
Prowers county, which has more than
POO, 900 acres of irrigated land. The
town has about 5000 inhabitants. The
American Beet Sugar Company oper-
ates here a beet sugar factory. and
the second largest Touring mill in
Colorado IS at Lamar Three large.
modern school buildings, seven
churches, light. water and sewer sys.
tens are assets OF the town Holly
also on the old trail In Prowers coun.
~. has $500 inhabitants. beet sugar
factory and water. light and sewer
systems
Alfalfa. the leading crop OF ProWers
county. Is the queen Of all forage
plants. 1t furnishes three or four cut.
tings year. averaging four tons an
acre. Four alfalfa meal mills have
been built In the county. The sugar
beet industry is second only to alfal-
IA growing The sugar beet grower
receives minimum Of S. ton for
bects carrying the minimum per cent
OF sugar and for each additional per
cent OF suuar content the grower re-
ceiyes twenty-five cents ton The
purchase price Of the beets Is com
tractsd in advance between the com
panies and the growers and the
grower knows within very small
amount just what his crop OF haets
will bring him. The beets are dsliy.
cred by the growers 10 the companies
dumps. which arc located convenient
20 the fields The freight is paid
by tho company and the grower is
paid twice a month for the brars he
has delivered The by.proluct af the
beat raising industry include pulp.
a most valuable stock and dairy food.
and the beet tops, which represent a
valuation Of s-.50 AN acre up for
stock food Colorado claims 10 manu-
faatVra NOR. beet sugar than aHy
other state ln Che union
Eminent .rri alton engineer assert
that the Arsausas valley mrau d
which The old aud new Santa r. trails
run. equals the Nilr river valley Iu
fertility Tb. s.t which the r DEE
putlra contain n lust M right
chemical proportions tBe potash and
rao-nhafaa necessary 10 plant Ufa
The Arkansas river rises iu th. hlah-
est range of tho Rocky M1n -us
aul dwIa about 100000 square u.Irs
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals ain b received
by tho undersigned Tor Hr coustruc.
ton complete Of a twglsaIuch yitri.
fled pipe line FOR the Grant Ditch
Company AZ La Juuta, Colo. until
October y. 1871, For plans and
specifications address r s. Williams,
engineer. La Iunta. Colo
T. J. W1NSTANLEY,
Secretary Grant Ditch Company. La
lun,a. Colo.
First publication. September 30. 1911.
Last publication. October Z. 1911.
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07
! HumOr and
Z Philosophy
D ~ DvHcA~ ~. SNsTa
PERT PARAGRAPHS.

I'VE may all lie slightly twisted. bu:
We don't care 10 have other people
try to follow Eur crooks and turns.
There IL no time Ike the presen
simply because the present is the onl,
time
II marriage is n lottery why do min
isters continue 10 be party 10 III
When We go on voyage OF dIscov-
cry we are not hunting for our own
faults.
Misfortune isn't desired. but Il is
wise man who manages TO profit by
II.
You cant always judge man by
the quality OF his coat II may De
borrowed
Keeping s'ill has seldom got any one
into trouble.
We much prefer the people that 70
without saying to those who say with.
out going
Some men are good naturcd and 9th.
ers are bachelors
Many an ideal IS hatchcd out In Au-
gust hat gets frustbltien In October.
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07
Drink HABIT
CURED IN
Three DAYS

This h u. eleventh year n IN. Gatlin
Institute In Denver M1rr than eleven
thousand men and women of Colorado.
wyoming and New Mexico haN. taken
the oailin Treatment and were cured Of
-r Drinking
Hersrtcd Tor trca;men, nn.
dei .iHfprt,f,, r,,,. a. a.
be sffa.t iAYE \, ,,,n,,n.r,
shall cost nothin-
With the Gatiin treatment ,hsr. ar. no
hypodormIo injections. no poisonous drug.
no had nf,er-effscis. no disaEr..abie fsa.
lures
The Catlin Home treatment for ,bo..
who can not come to the Institute wifi
fall In no case II simple direction. ar.
followed.
Write for interesting book Of part,cu,srs
and copies - contracts 10 cure. sent s~.
surely sealed. Address. mentioning this
paper.
the oArLiN INSTITUTE.
s$ss CLEVELAND Place. Denver. Gaia.
Lens Distance Telephone. Main 1oNs.
REFERENCES: tn. Continental r,u.,
Co. Denver. Dr. ". n. sharpi.y. Health
cemmiss'oner. City and County ot psnvee
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07
Her First cu,s,

ton.
% wonder what
% woman says
when she gets To
IiraFruy
should not
think any olc
need wonder
alput that"
WHY T.
BE ause any
one might know
that after asking
81 Peter II her
hat II on strait ht
IA" would ask II
IA. place Is steam
heated
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07

Il Just hate Rr1wu."
'WhIt ar, SOU going 20 his weddln:
FOR trruE"
"'tHT . want 20 sloat
"g'urtt
"Ycs know the girl he's marry
inE"
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07
II. lraAhacL

His Drawback.
''is he ilnorantf'
"Ncry"
But he may overcome IL"
Never. II Lloyds were TO examine
him | am sure they would be willing
TO take the risk and Insure IL for him
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07
A Real cns-es.

on account q the CLOSING na of
En estate VIII sell a five roou, strict
~ modern house. zUod loes'flu. an a
very low price. Address Eax I1Gs.
OF phone J9Hta 3l7.
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07
PIaeards for sale

Plaaarls, printed on cardboard. 10
large yHe. tar al. or w offil, az
five cents zach, as i1llHn
LoIeluE
For Sole
For R.aL
EHgrI.ua
TAE. one.
SO L1agHE.
SO smoking.
DR. maEIHl
SO TE.9H passing.
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07
sisbee Home

The Bisbec home. M. best built
house in town. FOR sale. oa raasonabl,
terms BY
s. r. MENuELSON.
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07
psesdou

"why are you so poorr'
Because ] have such . rich imag
nation"
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07
oeeijsd IL

oNce living vas . very snac.
But nov man has 10 grappis
With forcsa Of the sarth. untamol
oloes Eve consumed the aSplo.
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07
Nis Turn Nest.

"Is Miss Rink cngngedf''
"Yes. Would you like TO meet her p
mot now. then. viii wnit TN
next week"
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07
Nae aaseialSx

she seems TO DO breezy girl"
sfes: she Il always putting on sirsL :"
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07
Wholesale Rates.

Heard about Rrowny'
mo. wha, about hlnr'
Going into the shoe business.
why. how does that comey"
The last were triplcis"
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07
cfs.-ehar.rsrt

is-rchsufr1srt
"Do you bsiieyc in love at first
sichtT'
Yes"
"You think there Is something in II.
do your
SURE II is the only time that
ever am iu love The next time see
her it's all OF"
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07
Couldn't Be Otherwise,

Couldn't Be Otherwise.
"fou heard about 50 many children
In the village having the mumps."
Yes"
well. they rnrc party for Them
1T must have been swell n,iaIr."
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07
Reciprocity.


n We could iiyH on thirty cents
a week. as persons 40
Who come 10 u- from foreign parts
And stay year or tuo,
We 500 could he as rieh as they
And of Tie landlord free
II We worked un and didn't spend
But Tsrr would business bet y
This IS "a World q give and take
And not of eaiu reu1Er,
II no nnc bought spool ~ thread
The mills would have 10 close.
II Twins UHH on bread and cheese
And urrrr fHlrss ae cheap
Tho Non who rrfr fhe l1NurIes
Gould ral ta.i- works 20 sleep
Ia theory % IE Errr emo
To lead fEe HI-rrH IIr
T'lt UEr r.E ."un .H .HEtlgt with
Tho notion. 90 ".H H.En
Sic F -Hr wear fEr same old hat
EHrHs .uI ..l.H
AM r .."t..# Hra E1f in style
T..r. r.I r.urs 90 ply
Th1 crHr'ru Zoo ~ fHr.lsu birth
Who #a fH.. f ~ rHI
Nay arH.rf r.r..s rsHt- ur more
From .#- ....r II
Iuf Hn I1 H Ito crowd
10 r" H.H a.H" HrHu
Ills FrsuHurH rH HEs Hrrsst needs
We'd L.t0 O. GsHI 900 shop.
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07

I'VE may all lie slightly twisted. bu:
We don't care 10 have other people
try to follow Gur crooks aud turns.
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07

There IL no time Ike the presen
simply because the present is the only
time
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07
Is As Fertile
AS Mile Valley
By Waite, Williams

HE north branch OF the old
trail passes from Kansas
into Colorado west OF Cool
idge, Kan. The last granite
La Junta tribune., 1911-10-07

II marriage is lottery why do min
isters continue 10 be party 10 III