La Junta tribune., 1911-07-01

when most OF us will receive bill.
let dieu1 from various and sundry
wholesale houses enclosed In an en-
veiope with an isin;lass front
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The people OF the olden days in
stead of trying to see how much busi-
ness they could do saw how well they
could do it By that method less
business was transacted but II was
better business and a large number
Of people engaged in its transaction
20 the uplifting welfare of the public
AS well as individual character--Judg
Halleti.
The story OF utah's progress from
the time the Mormon cmigrants en-
tered the Sal, Lake Valley. to the
present day. Is narrated and beauti-
fully pictured. In a striking publica-
tion just issued by the passenger de.
partment of the Denver a Rio Grande
Railroad. called "a Glimpse Of Utah.
The story. by that well.known author
ity on utah's history and resources.
Judge + r Colburu. Is In narrative
form and intensely interesting. Write
to the passenger department and
copy will be mailed you on request
Its worth the money
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Santa Re shop employees are eyi-
IDENTIFY afflicted with bad case Of
baseballitis. a second team to be
known a. the La Junta shop team
having been organized last Tuesday
night They already have three
games scheduled for the near fu.
ture, and In a practice game last
Monday night won from the La Junta
apprentices by score OF 10 to 0.
They are seriously thinking Of chal.
lenging the leaders OF the Western
League when Pueblo returns home
A X oliver has been elected man
ager OF the new team. and is ready
to entertain challenges from the
best base ball talent either here or
anywhere else in the baseball world.
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NJ =. Miller and c. r. Helm. Of
made an automobile journey TO
Crowley county last Tuesday and
got home Just In time to escape
the thirteen-one hundredths of an
inch OF rainfall that deluged this sec.
tion on that day While over there
they inspected william Auckland's
!. 200 acre farm. upon which is locat.
ed an alfalfa meal mill capable of
grinding sixty tons OF alfalfa In ten
hours The mill is constructed Of
brick and steel and is supposed to be
absolutely fireproof. even the hay
sheds being constructed of these In.
dcstruotible materials MIR. Auckland
has 300 solid acres In alfalfa. and has
Just completed the first cutting.
which will average about one ton to
the acre.
Arthur capper, publlsh'r Of the
Topeka Daily Capital and Farmers
Mail and Breeze. has announced that
h. will b. a candidate for the ropub.
iication nomination for governor OF
Kansas az the primary next year
Capper has never been an aspirant
for public office and says he would
not have thought OF asking for this
nomination had II not been suggested
and urged by many Of the leaders Of
every element In the party His de-
cisiou To become candidate was
reached by Cappcr after careful
study OF the political situation In
Kansas He consulted with many Of
the voters Ia every part OF the state
as well As with the leaders and is led
to believe that his candidacy will be
received With much favor at both
the primary and the election. Mr.
cappcr states that he Is not running
as a factional candidate. aud he solio.
iIs the support of all factions
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Governor shafroth att mptcd to gct
aSay with another grand stand play
In the manner In which h. handled
the road and bridge appropriation lie
vetoed all the bills appropriating
money ou, Of the regular road and
bridr. fund and fay. out the i'm.
precision that ther. were no road and
bridge bills allowed to bccom. laws
A resume Of the bills now In the
secretary OF states office shows that
eight Of the governors pets In the
assembly ~er. allowed their appro.
prIsfions for road and bridges These
pets secured their appropriations