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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10
Deaths and Funerals
E. l.. Jordan

E. L. Jordan, aged D years. died yesterday afternoon at 3:10 o'clock at the family residence, 2119 Fifth ave- nue. The remains will be sent to Nil r. treesboro, Tenn, this afternoon at 1235 o'clock where interment will be made Monday afternoon. Funeral services will be held this morning at 10 o'clock al the residence, pr. Branscomb off : ciatinG
 MT Jordan is survived by his widow. four sons, II. F. Jordan of Birming- ham, J. E. Jordan of Sylacauga, c. C. Jordan of Memphis, and T. A. Jordan of Birmingham; and four daughters, Mrs. George Archer, Hargrove, Ala. Mrs. J. l.. Brunette of Birmin gham, Mrs. k. c. Lindsey of Nashville and Mrs R. W. Dulin of Hale Centre, Tex.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10
Girl Discharged

Hartford, Ky, December 9.-Nellie nowel, the 11-year-old girl charged with having murdered her playmate, Gertrude Kirby, 12 years old, at Mclienry, Ky, last Sunday. was discharged from cus- tody this afternoon after her examina- ton. The Kirby girl was found dead at the Dowell home with the charge from a shotgun in her body. There was no evidence introduced at the trial to dsprove the testimony of the Dowell girl that her playmate was accidentally Killed while playing with the shotgun.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10
Miss Mary Orso

Miss Mary Orso, r years of age, and the daughter of Mir and Mrs. George Or so, died yesterday at St. Vincents hos pitai after d short illness. The remains were sent by Gaudin Undertaking com- pany to the family home in Shades Val- ley, yesterday afternoon where they will remain until the funeral Tuesday,
 The funeral ceremonies will be held at the Church of Our Ladies of Sorrows in this city and the nterment will be made in the Catholic cemetery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10
To Hasten Treaty

New York. December 9.-To urge has tening of an adjustment of the passport question between this country and Rus sia, 24 members of the National Citizens committee. will leave here for Washing ton tomorrow night They will appear Monday before the House committee on foreign relations and may also see Pres- dent Taft. Wiliag G. MeAdoo is chair man of the executive committee.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10
Prohibition Wins

Columbus, Ohio, December 9.-By re- taininS Warrens county, which today voted by majority of 122 in the coun- ty prohibition column, the directors have at least temporarily checked a wet wave, which had been sweeping through Ohio recently. Of elections held in II coun- ties recently eight have discarded coun- ty prohibition and three have retained it.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10
1OR SALE

a- FOR SALE Reasonable price a family horse. perfectly gentle; no defects. Ap- ply Peoples phone 47G. Bell phone 11l4 FOR SALs--Piano cheap: will take half what it cost me six months ago. big Fest bargain in Birmingham. Owner 71G N. 18th st. Bell 5657-J.
 FOR sALE-EIousohold and kitchen furniture. 221 North 50th street. FOR SALE-By owner, new bungalow; rooms. hardwood hoors furnace heat cd all modern conveniences, on two car lines; best location within walking dis tance. See owner, 12l2 Aye2ue H. FOR SALE-Bank or office fixtures, partition, oak, brass grill and mar ble base fine but cheap; also Rem sngton Typewriter; good new Ad dress D-95. care Age Herald. FOR SALE-At Neill's stock yards, cor ner Morris avenue and 24th street, sev- era good milk cows with young calves Both phones 4ci Main.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10
.IuaroZ Races

Juarez. December 9.-An ordinary card was run off at Juarez today, the talent managing to break even on the day. Three favorites landed first money Nap anic, to favorite, had a narrow escape from defeat and won by head from Key Hindoo. Lees Friar broke down so badly that he probably will be shot
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10
R. J. Yam

After funeral services to be held at the Terminal station at 12 o'clock tomor- TOW, the remains of R. J. Vann, aged 24 years, who died late yesterday after noon, will be sent to Huffman for inter ment He is survived by his father and mother. MT, and Mrs. F. A. Vann, and three brothers, F. E. Yam. Rio Janeiro, Brazil; C. II. Vann, Hefin, and F. M. Yann of this city
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10
Miracle CuiIfy

Middlesboro, Ky, December 9-Cal Mi racle was found guilty by jury and sen tenced to death for the murder of Mathew Jones and Mrs. William Gibson in the Bell county circuit court today. Jones and Mrs. Gibson were killed on August 2s last. If Miracle is electrocuted he will be the first white man. put to death in consequence of verdict of Bell county circuit court.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10
Fowler Progressing

Beaumont, Tex, December 9.--Roberr G. Fowler. en route from the Pacific to tho Atlantic coast by aeroplane, flew it miles from Liberty. Tex, 10 Beaumont today. IIc expects to leave for Lake Charles. La. Tomorrow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10

which went into the hands of a receiver about two months ago, shot and killed
 himself in his Aaw office His body
 was found by a scrub woman late thls afternoon. There was a bullet wound in
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10
Boyd Kills Self

Philadelphia, Pa, December 9-Peter Boyd 57 years of age. member of the Philadelphia bar and president of the Tradesmens Trust company of this city
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10
DOn'tsend me any Money

not even p0sfage-I will pay all cx- penses. Bat if you value happiness success, q healthy mind in a healthy body don't waste any time but f,iI ont this cOupon and mniI it to me. Remember it is FREE. You will owe me nothing now nor later.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10

his head and near the body wsa found revolver. Worry and anxiety oecasione by the failure of the trust company l believede to have mentally deranged NJ Boyd.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10
.TOO LATE ID CLASSIFY

i6AIES--One ceIli a word n day; no atl.
 taken for less thun .5c for first inser- ton. CnSh must accompany order.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10
LOST-sTRAYED-

IOST-Blaek fur huff either in Bonita theatre or on 20th street, Loop car oi near corner Sd avenue and goth street between 5:30 and o'clock. Saturday afternoon. Return 10 American Cloak Suit co. and get reward. LOST-One Crescent brooch, with bunch pearl grapes. Return to w. K Monroe at Dewberry & Montgomery. i.OST-On i.ewisburg road last Sunday afternoon, black Iynx huff Finde5 please return to Age Herald office and receive reward
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10
NAT THE CHURCHES

Evangelist A A. Walker will speak to men only at the Princess theatre this afternoon at s:30 o'clock. The sub ject will be What the Devil Did for Man" There will be appropriate music for the service.
 The next labor service at the Con- gregational chapel will be held tonight at 80 o'clock. Rev. George Eaves, D. b. the pastor, will speak on ''The Hidden Roots of the City's shame" in reference to the facts already discussed in part An open discussion will fol- low the address The chapel is on North Nineteenth street, near Seventh avenue Members of labor circles are especially invited.
 Worship at 1 1 a. m.; sermon by the pastor, Rev. George Eaves, D. D.; topic, Love on the Judgment Seat" At 7:3O D. m., labor service, as announced. Bible school at 10 a. m, R. c. Foster, super intendent.
 The congregation of the Highlands Methodist church will hear their new min ister, pr. E. c. Mcvoy, for the first time this morning at Il o'clock, when. he will preach his first sermon in this city.
 pr. Mcvoy was appointed to this pulpit by the North Alabama conference which met recently at Florence, Ala, and comes here highly recommended as minister and orator from one of the largest churches of Oklahoma, St. L4uke's of Okla homa City.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10

LICE JOY, Undertaken. Phones 7C9
 SHAW, the Undertaken. Phones g.
 JC13NS Undertaking Co.,, Phones 1902 For appropriate floral offerings, phone q. See. .Godden's Seed & Flower Store. 2G1S First avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10
FOR RENT

f11fS >eS -r--71>>-7' iii room dwelling and barn; room out house; good well water near Powderly Call either phone 175, West End FOR RENT-TwO story brick building on corner: good location for general store or hardware; also nice hotel tbriel7) building. Address w. E. Thomas. Jem- ison, Ala l2l0-4t FOR RENT-Woodworker shop with all machinery. Address Mrs. William Walk CT, Gate City, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10
WANTED

ESSff I7J5-~-sG1 Y 11T71 Tcc1- 5fnS, 7i,1Sf be Of good strain and cheap for cash. I30 North 51st street, Woodlawn, Ala GANTED-A furnished house or OF { furnished rooms for housekeeping for 4 or months. Near Nor.h Bessemer saT line. Address B-95, care Age-Iiefald.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10
WANTED-HELP
| tUK KEN

LARGE nicely furnished front room, cleo tric lights, hot and cold water. Meais
 convenient. Private family; price req sonable. 1916 Avenue II. Peoples Main
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10

TOR sALE-Housohol and kitchen furniture. 221 North 50th street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10

MIDDLE aged white woman. good cook and housekeeper for d priest in North Alabama town. Inquire Bell phone 27S9 Main OF leal 18th aNenue. south.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10

LADY to apply Monday morning at Steele-Snith's for position as assist ant demonstration; pleasant and steady work. Good pay Ask for "Denonstra- tor" Apply quickly.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-12-10
W1NTED-FENALE HELP

TANTED-20 girls for chorus, exper-
 fence net necessary if can sing; trav- l cling company; good salary; ward robe furnished. Call MT. Nathet southern hotel sunday. to D. IT,,
 or write Mgr. Southern Girl Co, Tus
 cdIooSa. Ala, this week.
La Junta tribune., 1911-05-06

and sinking a new we'll TO make the
present system pan out until gray
ity system Is installed. Rocky Ford
has been paying the electric light
company $3.50 per month TO pump
the three wells that are nov In
use Rocky Ford is up azains, IL
on the water question worse than
any town in the valley.
\ recent letter from Henry W
AGsmond. our former county asses
sor. notifies JUS to. change the ad-
dress OF his grsa, family journal from
The Dalles. Ore. TO Goldendsle.
Wash. and says: II wish you would
change my paper TO Goldendale.
Wash. X. r. ID. No , do no,
think you will have TO change 1t
again soon as We have bought a
place l, lies three miles northea asst
from town on the Little Klickitat
river. We have riparian rights in
this state for irrigation. have our
own ditch. no water assessments OF
any sort. and the finest water in
existence The fishing season opens
May LIST They tell us trout more
than thirty inches long are taught
In the Big klickitat river. Come
over and try your luck This val
ley has been farmed to wheat with
out Irrigation for more than thirty
years. but now there Is more OF
diversified mode Of farming North
% Us Is an almost endless forest OF
pine and fir. Lots of lumber is
sawed here. but it Is pretty high for
being so plentiful II blows consid-
erably in the spring but We have no
dust. and have not had any rain
here nor at The Dailes. except one
or two light sprinkles. since We came.
After Ne get settled and are not so
busy will try and write you some
thing Of the country"
La Junta tribune., 1911-05-06
Retort Courteous-eH.

bl4 YOU ever near OF Elbfrf HUB
bard advertising II is advertising
written by Ebert Hubbard. of East
Aurora-Fra Elbertus. you knou-and
printed IN The Fra Magazine" or
The Philistiae II Is an excellent
thing-ior Hubbard.
In his ariless. fraternal way. Fra
Elbertus tried to dispose OF 500
worth Of his particular inspired kind
Of advertising to the Messrs Shu-
bert 4 few days ago.
lAt first Il seemed a. IL be wanted
70 give something for nothing but
the very next paragraph OF his offer
shattered this fond Illusion.
But the official correspondence in
dulsed n BY James wallen. secretary
TO the Fra. and a Token Worm. rep
resentatiye Of the Mcssrs Shubert.
tells the story in all its interesting
details
hrfe arr N" lfttrrs-
April IL. 1911.
sam :. and Lee shub,rt. Inc.
Casino Tn, alter, New York City.
/ Dear Friends Hubbard has
jus, made tour of farewell to the
stage. which OF course. dos not pre-
ciude his making another Tie COY.
cred the orpheum circuit. t~elye
weeks In all. Nith Isl appearance, :
on this It'll, Journey he secured
quite the best lot Of sioriss he has
ever fished out Of his cosusic ink
pot.
9 TIE June number Of the FRA Mag.
a1ine ~iil b. dramatic number. AR.
Hubbard has decided TO ask you 10
furnish a portrait Of one OF your star,
for the cover OF this numb.r. II you
iii select the mos, deserving aud
sent Us a photograph. ~e ~al h4y.
Mr. Raymond Noti. our portrait ar
list, make a sketch from H. In add
tiou. Mr. Hubbard ~fn make refer
enos 10 tAis particular star la the
text Of the FRA In hi, immortal .ay.
tuder separate cover ~ arc sead.
ins you sample copiss Of ID. Fra.
~hich -nl sho~ yog the qaaliuty OF
our ~oFk rhsrv xlll D. no charge
70 you ior thts cover portrait. but
49, would like II andsrssooa that you
you'd rua an al in this nune~r Il
the fr, oa your attractions AZ the
card rate Of the IRA. slcs per pas-.
NAY ~e hear froH yoa abost tAs.
Immediately
Mr.. Hubbard ssnds yoa his love
and elessiass, to .hics ! add zy
ess; ~ss-s, Sine~rvl,.
JAMES wAI.l.EN.
SECRETARY 10 Eisert Hubbard
Asril -. isIi.
Mr.. Janrs wsiiez. Fra Magazine.
EAs; Agror1. Nss ferk.
DcAr sir-ih sDss.r 10 yosr offer
10 the Nessrs. SAss-rs % saggisin
tseE ssts . erAas O, srz- -Ele~stas
immortal advertising a, ID, rate
ct siee psr pax~. s-ux to STAT. tAa,
ts~ Sase-rs s;Ars srv nsortai W.
;scr-'erv. pc~fer to advertise thea,
Ia the er~..n, rHtssr s.z l. ,As fs
'a's ssase. ass a.. AAsgy 70 .tats
TIA; u. rates sos s=<ass asserti.
Tag IN EssAi z-siszs AZ saxa,iy
sess ;Aas tscs~ esa-r-. ~ iA- pam
s;isr faets-s H-ux. 80 ar~ 80, ae,s
TO asAE ezrssis~s 4 yo<r Assz Offer
VITA f-2tsfzAi s-~-si-xs rath.,
'sAa s0se. A.: sss2 s--s rsxr.s r.,A,
sr ,Aas sse>ss-xs. Hx 70 r,.Aln
Sssexrxiy yos-s~
A TOKEN WORN.
Ces~rai r-r<.>>ssa:iss q MessrH
sAss-rs
La Junta tribune., 1911-05-06

Q am republican or ~aat used TO
B. a ryP-ale1a- AR heHt observed,
-b--yEzs- osl-vvs ia the p-5t-ctiaE
q trtaHt ztustri-s ttat stand some
ssslfrzI ssG-ee q b--c1uiae >elf sls-
rSl-i-s Bat zaEy iailsJr.es having
o-tsraxu the cradle. have not been
r-g1a,t % hustle t1r th-ir lyeli
bod. BAT have beru carried bodily 20
a sari ll iae hospital shtre our
srAutPaJ trivais advocate k,-P.ns
thea tu.ug ali eternity. 10 b. doc-
torvd. nur,vd. and uoartshed az the
public eNF~lse To all of -hirh
the ~ii,sr ot the srrat family iour-
nal says. amea
La Junta tribune., 1911-05-06

4 c prsp-E. Geo. : ThonPS1a
Aad " X Cart~uEAt ivft last Tues
day 4f1rruooa for tao seeks trip
taroush South~-strru Texas They
70 airvct 10 san Autoab5. to stiffness
the mAnegyvrtas q Unclg sans sol
tier boys, and fr1m there 10 Corpus
Chrtsie Browusyuir. Galveston. ard
bach hols va Hous,oa and Fort
WoTth Thry ~m rrPo-t 70 bal
eluh q tea u~mb-rs ~ho arr oonsla.
ertas tar NtSisahl-i,y o. rarohAslus
= auuh-r q five Ncr~ tracts In Soz;h
-; Teas. Whioh Ar ofr-r-4 O.
payments of SIC do~a and sic p-r
nsoziA
La Junta tribune., 1911-05-06

Postmaster x e. ualtoa returned
hone Thursday uiEhf FROM a stay pf
several DAYS lu the capitol city on
basiusss While their De- uAs Al TN
trussiei Spectator % the u~orinE
legislative circus, uiih Honest John
PlAyug TIE role q eia~u SECRETARY
a. state rrarcr IS heAuhrokrn o,~r
the nisadgruturrs % TIE % uothiHg
iestslAtar,. ant avs its an on ~ith
tn democrats in Coloralo for the
uert huntred years-
La Junta tribune., 1911-05-06

Noaus uvu 40 cone % f-o@ Ia
Jauta 10 visit yozns latirs %, Ro-esy
Fort shouid carry thrif boozr iu =
rubb,T Task. or hay, batJcu Gap
Att&ehet 70 their tasi1- pocket In
order % prevent the rs-ooeuFAn-r of
an aclitrut taat hapsreed sunday ~.
~ntug shrn ssa1 bottle sIpg--a
frpI IN crerco2S pocket % a yoanE
uaH trcu la Iz-yA aut s1s broks1
o. the c~s.at Fl1t:a-a iu the p-es-
vnc- q ~ fAir csc that aSaI,s-s h.s
coaias Ssch vsaapas,s arg DO;
ouly vGsarrasstak 70 ~ yoaar uru
bat tt.g1stizs 70 ths oukok.r -
Ro-sky Fors Gar-tts
La Junta tribune., 1911-05-06

Or t'stlHsutsasi t~zsScrztiy -sPr-
sentative t-c1- Otrrs cp1aty. Mr BA1
ter. kAs - e--a Ahs- 70 lzsS esvz
a sissa AFr7ag-sst.oa trozi the ra-s
Barrel rad fuad q tAe P-v--ui sua~r.
a;ireiy ooustigSts't eishh;svutA oae
dAy a.; ssvk thr acas- uad. sAort
.ork o. 0re q TIE sns iuiru.sses-t
~ Mr. hzSt.r. ~ unaEizsossly zzo,.
lax 10 strse oct TIE eusrtins o,azse.
u Fro1s3os tAAt tzt-rost shoaid -
PAA % an cozzy flr4s deposited la
hAass Bsaks ar gust uks coanoa
Hln-tals-osa.ossa % siyins uP auy.
thins zaloss z-aae Co. as aradts-e
g.. - - ssztutc--
La Junta tribune., 1911-05-06

each :li,s71 inhabitants II one
congressman Is awarded to the Ar.
kansas Valley It will give Pueblo an
opportunity To swipe the plum jus,
as II now does the judicial plum
Isn't there some method Of madness
TO get away from this entansling al
lance.
The present style OF postal card l.
to be changed The new card is to
BE- cream cnlored and printed In red
Postmaster General Hitchcock has
given the order for It's issue. The
change is made because of the thous-
ands Of complaints tina, reached
Washington over the quality OF the
old card The new ones are to b.
more expensive 10 the government
and the first supply ~ll be ouN In
three weeks La Junta VIII get its
supply o. the gaudy cards inside Of
thirty days. it Is announced Th.
postmaster general estimates that
the new carts will cost $4,000 a
year more than the old style. but b..
~ul be thankful II be can stop the
clamor
La Junta tribune., 1911-05-06

When Colonel Nelson attacked the
saloon interests In bis Kansas Ctty
Star. all advertisements that could
b. controlled by the saloon men ~ers
Withdrawn from the Star Colouel
Nelson's advertising manager ask II
the colonel one day II he knew hov
much the star vas losing by his
snti-sAloon FIGHT
No. said Colonel Nelson. I
don't, bat yog DO. probably thAr,
your business"
Were i1sias sixty thousand DOL
lars a year" volunteered the manas-
sr
Well said the veteran, Who has
made legitimate newspaper enterp- ST.
- brilliant a success. aren't Ee
making enough
La Junta tribune., 1911-05-06

The hn crvat.nE tke coart q ap.
pals Is tArp1xs ~ ssuatv Il g-o
Nt1e- an Extra oezrs x n,s izases.
;or a ssrso.t q feur yyans. to zssiss
ths Frtseu, saPr~@e cozrt h cbozr.
tax Is socs.t Tss H-zhars zzs,
= zFpo-st~d - th~ xov.rac- ant
cczarz~t - tae s-zs;s. iAzs tAe
sn zzss ct tArczxA ;Ae is.res ;,
a7P.oatrt Eld cozfra~e. e-fnrs Ssf-
zr.ay EitzixaL Ts- oosrt caz eai,
o0=ssses cases rvscrrcd 10 s ~ tAs
.-srv=sr eezFs 49, Ia csarsetsr q
ta~ o2ses 4 css co.sAs,r s h=.lt~s
Tse ze=ecr> Ill resolve a. a.z z=al
sai.-r 0, t1.r.t .a<A
La Junta tribune., 1911-05-06

Ta~ hta3gaaTtsrs o; the Arsaa,as
VALLEY C1m@-rcial AsssciAtisa sv-s
moved tro@ Fosier 10 "a Jurta thts
sscS and SvyrvtAry : \ Hia-s al
- Ia cAArs. Thv Il Iuuta ludus-
trtAl assoe-atioa has @as- t~zror4ry
Ar-Azss z-cts ta= ttsk ruou xi,h
- ArsAnsAs VALLEY Realty CoupAay
~hsrr NJ tiiu-s III hEa- as osflc~
-zSil P~r=Az~ai szart-rs ars ss-curr,t
c N, Bea~slct. Pr->it-at q tAe
kss'acsaisoa. sAs retired A. president
q tA- Fosi-r STATE R4nk "a xuI
at'araly sped a scca ccal q ht,
tize a. tAs ic54l srAsszartrrs he
aay cs,utuaIly iosats ia "A Jaata
La Junta tribune., 1911-05-06

sy - Fassass q - r-aTs.srSioa-
zl-a; ean Ia - Aozs- l.si .ea n.
erNastas - nzzss- x eozT-x.=ss
fru1 ~ 70 al cososxso s-s-.e. a
e-A-c~ e esttt.x ts.o<s-- c.-x-sss
=-a- Acvor<lzs q s.- as.s4-~. z
= sass ~ s<za;s. sss cesa-a4o sss.
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a :sz-ts coar-rssasnai t..-rsrs sr
s1s tsr saSA :iis-s zAss1sAz.. -e-
IN lsauss - sss ssss.A-U-- e ,A-
ttsrse.~, sssts~ ~ psssr - rva--
rs-ss ,ss rsaxressssasi ssx-s<-s n
ssst- r~~7-~ssss saako - ta~ u~s
ssS1At>ss e~skS - - 0-zs-r .sr
La Junta tribune., 1911-05-06

!; ,axcs a ,tr=er - ssces~x ez a
fsr=- !st a. B, tAt~s a casrsosl zAz
g spnSssS {. o.sr@ .0rs. al .zxt
r--r sEA a tscpzo<it.. a. arvAis.rs
IN ArNsis~ctE-e. - H=5csaa iz
-z=ssr. A =-a=. sf~As. a tarrs~r. eaz
s-e< ssats azss ssvr A=s zaAss Aiz-
s-as tnsssss-ns b. N Al ART sszseis.
$50 Gar ,s< Arss>s- ,s~ ssnssrxn.
zs-As. ss~ srs<~ sSs-<vs~ss~. tsee~
f<vs sA~ sveAs sAsv-s 90 ;ss las c<
ncSs s>srs~s pr@v-re=s l. nsy -sriy
49, - A>~srv - v~<-s. <rss~es es
v~se<. ssE'-rv - sA> ~arA- s< &a,cs
La Junta tribune., 1911-05-06

= ". Mcpaalrl aas s---z i- n-a-
svr 49, q a. stvs int a-at.asiy
z'iiif~d Is sva szaxu 7--.asis-
g.o~vs zFea ~ trzccrafr -ssaas
ia a. e;soTs % sEiss o-srr cot O,
cAAos. -,rct ss@oerasts sona,os
tAzy s..'y ess sp--rt. as rs-se~aa th~
z1eA Ez,iatsi slagfer= ss~as-.. he
Alsa Proeasc s4s a kazs II a. a..
tszv; - te-s-;aii tke eivt.toa q
otsro cczaU-sh.cA a. tais sri,izx
= sAst 20 - a esasA IA d.zl
cratic sa,s1s have b--z s1cA a ssar.
fai'y AL sSztsrt1iiy coauary sszcA
;.at ~ eare ass stea Aaar4 a
s1-S A. 70 'Ar trsssoa & II, ;ozA
sos-r * or 4.s;lzszisAs~ csazy
ls.ec
La Junta tribune., 1911-05-06

Al speg.Al election last Saturday
the taxpayers % Grand Juneti0E
voted sgt8e'1 lu s5ads 10 dsfrzy the
cosi of purchasing a ueW sa,.r sup
ply Ia the mountains adjacent 90
that city. aat construct a a.pe line
10 ooasry The .lpply 20 the eiiys
mains ot The total slS.go4 is 20
pay farmers along Kaurah cresk fo-
s'a Inches % water condemned under
tsas.oa o. The district uourt @,
Mtsa county.
La Junta tribune., 1911-05-06

Charles MiNoa's classic physiosno-
my + adorned Sith a black aye.
caus.t b. his tsft cheek coming into
violent contact With the buslaess end
o; slelSe hammer ChArl-s ~as
holding a Chis.l last Tuesday ~hile
mAchiuisi at the Saata Fs shops
zas doing the straus arm act zith a
sledsr hammer The sleds- ham
uaer slipped and bumped into Chari,s
left chs-k and sat him into dream
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