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La Junta tribune., 1911-12-09
Sermon en- Patterson Case.

The recent acQuittal OF so notori-
Gus character as Mrs. Patterson
upon the evidence submitted demands
the most thorough Investigation. not
alone by the courts of Colorado. for
the Immediate explanation. but by
al American citizt uship. for the ulti.
mate cause OF such travesties on Jus.
ticc
\ recent writer has said that lo0.-
900 murderers are today living In
America outside the penitentiaries. II
he is right something is terribly
wrong In American life as well as
In American courts While IL may
be funny to talk OF enactinc game
law SO as to have closed season for
husbands, and to speak OF murders as
good risks" In the view of insurance
activities, IL Is rather too gruesome
a kind Of humor. and the reasons for
murder and the miscarrying OF JUS
tice cry to the people for remedy.
The pulpit has always had its place
In the formative thought force that
has secured the best things In Amer
lean life and has driven out the
worst. 1t has its prophetic mes
sage. | will ask the serious citizen
ship OF La Junta to consider with me
the causes underlying the Patterson
case. Sunday night az 1880 O'Clock. 1t
Is time we are fairly and fearlessly
facing the facts.
OTIS G. DALE.
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-09
WonderIy's Theater.

Wonderly's ThJ a,er had the biggest
turnout OF the season last Wcdnes-
day evening. there being full house
TO OVERLOOKING AT each one Of the per.
f)rmances. The show was the best
ever and no one went away disap-
pointed. Fighting Blood Is one
Of the most thrilling pictures ever
shown at the local motion picture
emporium, and the audience was al
most brought to its feet by the
wave OF enthusiasm inspired In
each human breast by the moving
picture story OF Indian warfare.
Master Bloicc Bowen. son OF VIII
liam Bower. made his first appear
ancc upon the stage with Captain
H. A. Davis and company. who ap-
pcar.d In novelty aerial shooting
act during the first three days Of
the week Master Bloice pulled off
some shooting stunts with his
twenty-five" that were equal to
anything pcrpetraied by the head Of
the company. his age-only twelve
years-making his stunt even more
attractive and interesting than those
OF the older head.
Captain Davis says that with a
little practice and training he could
develop Bioice into n 500 week
vaudeville attractions. The receipts
for the day were for the benefit OF
the eighth grade boys OF the Lincoln
school
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-09
Wonderful Girl skater.

Miss D'vorak. of Cleveland. Ohio.
admittedly the greatest lady skater
tho world has ever seen In this gen.
eration or the last. commenced =
three nights engagement ~ the Ia
Junta Rink Thursday evening and II
giving q marvellous and spectacular
exhibition Of fancy. trick and grace.
sui skating. every evening at 3 o'clock.
In addition To the regular perform.
ance. Miss D'vornk will race any
man or boy In town one mile.
Owinx 10 the great expense Of
this pecricys attraction an admission
Of ten cents will b. charged At the
Saturday afternoon matinee. No I'd.
vance In evening prices and compli.
mcntary tickets will be accepted nj
tho door.
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-09
Wonders of Electricity.

Harold Arntzen. our youthful elec-
trical genius. will give demons,ra-
ton OF the wonders Of electricity nj
the Princess Thea,cr. Saturday eV-
ening. December 10th. which will in
clude demonstrating with wireless tel
egraphy. The admission will be 10
and 80 cents.
During the past week young Arnt-
zen has been giving a demonstration
In wireless tslegraphy in one Of the
show windows Of q. >. Thompson.
MIR. Thompson has toy train OF
cars In operation in one OF his show
windows. The engine on this train
u m exsct cpante.part~ of -iAs-- saaaH
tric engines used on the New York.
New Hampshire and Hartford rail-
way, and Is equipped with NINA
ture electric motor. The current
from an electric Hight wire was re-
duced to five volts through a trans
former and conveyed to the middle
rail OF the three rail- track. which
caused the train to 70 around and
around-jus, like Dameron swing.
when young Arnizen saw the dunn
my train he became possessed with a
desire to operate the train by wire
less telegraphy. Thompson loaned
him the train and he took II HON"
with him and burned the midnight oil
for "a week to find n way to make
the train go with power transmitted
by wireless telenraphy. He finally
succeeded and now has his wireless
plant installed In one OF Thompson's
show windows and the train In the
other. The current necessary To op-
crate the train Is transmitted by
wireless from one show window TO
the other. The train goes around and
around-by wireless. II is an inter.
estlnx sight. The train is operst'
I'd by some unseen power II you
want to know how II In done. ash
young Arntxcn. He knows.
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-09
EnsInssss Eject New officers.

A. n REGULAR mco cling Of Division
No. sos. Brotherhood OF Locomotive
Engineers. held last Tuesday. officers
for the ensuing year we're elected M
follows:
Chief engineer. q. A. Whitehead;
first engineer. e. A. Mays; second
engineer. e. u. Hood: third engineer.
william HeirEood. sccretary.troasur.
cr. G. D. Evsrhart: guide. J. II. Bald
ridge; chaplain. u. A. Phsrcs: audit
Ing committee. II. y. Cox. q. W. Me-.
Cartney. g. A. Mays: secretary Of In.
surancc. J. l.. spaIding: delegate to
grand international. W. r. Ready: a..
tsrnat~. J. n. Baidridse: chairman
Of local grievance committse. W. r.
KeaAy: nsnbsfs Of local grievance
ceaaittss. Q. n. 'CAanbses. G. w.
'Ayss, 1e1a0n4ee - 1a0ls)Auvs boaf1.
". T. kao1y, e. 4. pAl1Aese.
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-09
Santa Fs De Luxe Next Wednesday.

Elaborate booklets announcing the
new Santa f. DE Luxe train. which
runs between Chicago and Los An
geles. have been snt out by the pas
scngcr traffic manager. W. j. Black.
This train. known as No. 10. viii
make Its first run. leaving Chicago
on Tuesday. December 18th. and Will
arrive In La Iunta Wednesday even
ing at $50 O'Clock. and thereafter
the Santa Fe DE Luxe will leave the
Dearborn stree, station In Chicago
on the evening Of Tue sdsy Of each
week at : O'Clock. arriving In Los
Angeles AT . o'clock on Friday morn
Ing. sixty.three hours after leaving
the Windy City. The east bound
train will leave Los Angeles on Tues
day evening at 6 O'Clock. arriving In
La Junta Thursday morning a. $40
o'clock. and In Chicago on Friday Al
II O'Clock IN the forenoon. Sixty
three hours arc required. making the
fastest time over the Santa Fc or
any other line. This train. which is
for the accommodation Of through pas
scng.rs exclusively. carries four Pull
mans, all new and Of the latest de-
siKn In the car building line. A com.
psrtment Pullman and observation
Pullman. . club car and \ dining car
with the Fred Harvey service and
drawing room Pulimans make up the
equipment OF the train. For the
trip nm extra fare of t?a is charged.
but for the people who are In hurry
and demand the best. the train II
well worth while.
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-09
v. .. Cavalry At Denver.

One Of the big features At the Den.
yer Horse Show last January WAS the
appearance Of q detachment Of the
Ninth United States Cavalry. The
government sent down selection
Of the best horses nov used In the
cavalry service. and put them throu- b
some os the regular drill work. tn
show the horscmcn the class Of AMI
mai desired for the service. and the
kind Of work the horses were expect
I'd to do. The result WAS no sstisfac.
tory that the war department has
lust iHsucd an order for = similar de-
tschmcnt from Fort Russell to attend
the show In Denver. January i5.?o.
1912. and. In addition. the officers Of
the post who have good horses are
urged to attend the show and exhibit
their animals.
Al the last show the men had but
little time 10 prepare. but still mad"
good appearance. aud attracted
much attention. Special preparation
is being made for the coming show.
and. In addition To exhibiting the
horsts. there viii bc = nuinbsr Of
special stunts presented In the rins
which will b. very interesting to
the general public. The government
u having some difficulty h securing
the right kind os horses for cavalry
eeuounts, and this nsthe6 b bssng
takee - crate istsrsst aueag ~
heess beselsss = Dso6eeaAg . Iso1eo q
heese eu1tabls ~ eovelEv pseooeeA Z
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-09
la Junta's First Whole;aIe Aoute.

La Junia now boasts of its first
wholesale business enterprise the
Hollins Fruit Company. which was
established In this city few days
ago and has already built up quite
thriving trade In the towns up and
posed OF J. NJ. Hollins and r. VI.
Alexander, both OF whom have been
engaged In the commission business
in Colorado for many years They are
located In the Jones block on the
corner OF West First street and
Santa Fe avenue. and carry quite "a
large stock Of everything in the
vegetable and fruit line This Is an
enterprise that should be encouraged
by local business men, and even by
firms up and down the valley. as
such an enterprise Will be convent
ence to them at such a central point
as La Junta. The firm Is arranging
to add wholesale grocery stock to
their present lire and We hope to
see II develop into such successful
enterprise that II will induce 9TH
ers to engage in business on similar
lines. La Junta's final destiny is
TO become the clearing house Of the
entire Arkansas Valley. and there is
no place In Colorado more favorable
situated for the development OF trade
In wholesale lines.
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-09
Moose elect New oMieers.

Al n regular mc' ting Of La junta
Lodge. No. 373. Loyal Order Of Moose,
elected NM follows;
Dictator. J. A. Gaugcr. Vice die.
tator. .. Swanson: prclatc. q. A.
Somerviilc: secretary. q. II. Dimick:
sergeant At arms. W. ~ MAcSmith: |:
inner guard. J. ThivsrEc. outer guard.
c. n. FArthinK. trustees. 4. y. Wood.
N. r. McCauley. E. II. Cook.
The local Moose lodge has Z mem.
bsrship q present Of about 100 and
u In the midst Of . campaign 1pr
nev ns0bsrS. A. The nsxt Uestln0
. class q twsaty-oas IN ~ laitlaa-
- ~ ~ aystssies Of ~ ssdss.
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-09
Aems again Reception to rinneys

Tk fine to see the old world
And travel up and down.
Among the famous palaces
and cities of renown;
To admire the crumbly castles.
And the statues OF the kings.
But now l think I've had enough
OF antiquated things.
So it's home again. and home again
America for me,
My heart is turning home again
And there long to be.
In the land OF youth and freedom
beyond the ocean bars.
Whore the air is full Of sunlight
And the flag is full OF stars.
A little less than one year ago the
many friends OF Dr. and Mrs. Frank
Ftnney and their family gathered at
their pleasant home to say Good
bye" and God speed" to them on
the eve OF their going away for a
years travel In foreign countries. and
on Thursday evering CT this week
there was another surprise party
tAiA time to welcome their home.
coming
Mrs. c. A. Beerbohm and Mrs. n.
B. larsen were the amiable advance
guard OF this army OF good wishers.
who numbered nearly 100. The com.
pany consisted chiefly of the mem.
bers OF the Presbyterian congrega.
ton. aud assembled AT Mrs Buckey's
and NJ Mrs. Edwards to prepare for
the ATTACK
About $ O'Clock as the finney fam
lily and their guests. Mrs. Larsen and
Mrs. Beerbthm. sat pleasantly and
quietly chatting. th,re was a stir out
side ard the rext instant the com.
pany throneod In. headed by the pres
iden, Of the Presbyterian Aid Soci-
ETY.. OF course. the evening was
given to discussion Of the delight
ful tour Just completed. and TO the
inspection and admiration OF exquls.
ite souvenirs too numerous to men
th{
know that DR.. aud Mrs. Fin
-W~sGssits- Gertfpde and Dr Roy are
delighted TO be NJ home again. but
We also know that the pleasure they
feel cannot exceed the pleasure that
II gives their many friends and ac.
quaintances to have them once more
among us.
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-09
Promotes 70 A.s,ss.r. Chief oesr..er

Miss Josephine Patterson. who has
been an operator In the local t'lc.
phone exchange during the past year
and . half. will leave In few days
fer Cheyenne. Wyo.. having been ap.
pointed 70 the position Of assistant
chief operator ~ that point. Man.
aser klncaid received . message =
few days ago from telephone head.
quarters In Denver requesting him 10
recommend soDs yoSas lady from IL
Juata soe The positioa. and took great
D,easurs II advising that Miss Pat.
tsfsea was saisssiy qualified. and
~ y fs0est ~ C1syeoas ~ lueg
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-09
otere Irrigation District Election.

The annual election OF directors In
the Otcro Irrigation District took
place last Tuesday. There were two
directors to clect-onc In the mid
die or second precinct and one IN
the third or Garden Of Eden pre-
cinct The retiring directors were
J. u. CraigheAd and Newell W. Nc
Intyrc. while Frank Taylor is the
holdover member from the third or
west precinct. There were four can
didate~ for the two dircctorships. and
the result of the election In the three
precincts WAS ~ follOwa:
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-09

delighted TO be NJ home again. but
We also know that the pleasure they
feel cannot exceed the pleasure that
II gives their many friends and ac.
quaintances to have them once more
among us.
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-09

II. Savage and W. W. Taylor re-
ccivcd the largest number of votes
ON the unofficial returns and when
the CANVAS Of the vote In made next
Monday by the present board Of dircc
tors will officially be declared elect.
ed.
La Junta tribune., 1911-12-09
Farmers Institute Next Monday.

La Junta will have an all-day ses-
sion OF Farmers Institute next
Monday. with numerous dcmonstra.
tons and discussiors by four profes-
at Fort Collins. The business men
Of La Junta viii serve free dinner
To all of the visiting farmers and
their families at the noon hour The
dinner will be given In the Woodruff
block, south OF the court house. and
Will be under the auspices OF the
ladies' Of the Baptist church. but alb
solutcly free to the farmers and
their families, II is~lApeAs thst
fevery farmer within n radius OF ten
miles Of La Junta will be present, as
all Of the subjects to be discussed
by the agricultural professors will be
Of vital INTEREST to them. The pro-
gram for the day is as follows:
Monday morning. 1880 to 1880.
Observation-Disclosures OF a
HbIst W
e.. .. e. O.. DIR. q. II. Glover
Insect Enemies OF Farm and Gar.
den o.. o.. o.. Geo. =. Welden
Problems Of Bee
Keeping D.. .. Wesley Foster
Monday afternoon. 1880 to i5o.
Demonstration - Judging Dairy
Cows o.. E. e.. ..P. V. Maris
Discussion-How To Get the Most
Service Out of Our Water Sup.
ply g.. o. e.. =. X. Blinn
Silage and Silo Contraction. s..
go. =. e.. :. e. ..P. V. Mari
Alfalfa o.. E. e. y. X. RlinD
Monday evening. 1880 to $3.50.
Direction Of La Junta Physicians.
Typhoid Fever =. E. DIR. q. II. Glover
Discussion
The House Fly q. p. Weldon
Discussion.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-24
Keep our od going IN the Bee,
1t is pying us-Brings US new
business. The Bee does the Work
WANT ADS

Want ads received 90 any time, bot
10 insure proper classification must
be presented before 12 o'clock m. for
me evening edition and before 1850
Cor morning and Sunday editions
Want ads received sitter suciI hours
will have their first Insertion under
the heading "ToO Late to Classify"
CASH RATES FOR WANT ADS.
REGULAR CLAsslFICATION-Ono
Insertion, IN cents per word and 4
cent per word for each subsequsnt In
sertion. Each insertion made on odd
days, 4 cents per word. S1.HO per
line per MONTH
Rates apply TO either The Daily or
Sunday lee. Always count six words
10 = line.
Want ads for The Bee may be left at
sny Of the following drug stores
one r. your corner druggist"--they
are all branch offices tor The Zee and
your ed will bo inserted just IS
promptly and on the same rates aa at
the main office in The Bee building,
Seventeeth and FNrnam streets.
Albach. W. G.. Goth and Farnam.
Baum Drug Co, 2GSi N. 18Th e..
beraneE, 3 A. 1902 South 18th 81.
Benson Pharmacy Benson, Neb.
Bemis PARK Pharmacy, sed and Cunning.
Blake Bradish, 2Si6 sherman Ave.
Clifton Hin Pharmacy 2213 Military AVE-.
Gaughlin, =. r.. 9Th and Pierce SITS.
Crissey Pharmacy, 2fsh aSd Lake Sts
Cooney Pharmacy, rps South 18th st.
Sermak. Emil, 12e4-6 South 18th 81.
Ehler, p. Fl, 2S02 Leavenworth St.
Foster a Arnold 21S Uorth 18th 81
Freytag, J. j.. 1914 North 2lth ST.
treEBer Drug Co, 1902 North 18th 81.
Florence Drug Co, Florence. Neb.
Green's Pharmacy. Park Ave. and Pacific.
GreenouEh. g. A., 105 South 10th ST.
GreenouEh, q. A.. 10th and Hickory SITS,
Goloen Pharmacy. 24th and LeavenWorth.
HAYDEN. William, 2920 Farnam St.
Hanscom Park Pharmacy. 1901 s. 2sth Ave.
Hinterlong Drug Co; sist Ave and Far
nam St.
Hoist. John, S24 North 18th st.
HUFF A. L.. 1924 Leavenworth ST.
Johaneon Drug Co.. 4th and Spauldlng.
King, n. s., 22ss Farnam ST.
kountze Place Pharmacy. 1904 n. 2fth 81.
Mares, bred L., 20i9 Central Blvd
Patrick Drug Co, 1902 NJ Gath 81.
Feyton Pharmacy. 72a South 10th st.
saratoga Drug Co, 2ith and Amos Ave.
sehaefers Cut Price DRUG Store. 18th and
Chicago SITS.
schaefeF. August. esn North 18th st.
Schmidt J. H.. Ath and Cunning SITS
walnut Hill Pharmacy. Goth and Cunning.
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HELP WANTED
MALE On FEMALE

Experienced esnyassers can make 0.s
quick money. city VI cuunuy territofl
Apply Wallace. Az Wehater. sunderlA4,I
sl6g.. 10Th and Howard Ste.
WhNTED-An Experienced marker and
sorter. bundle department; phone az once.
Noien La-nary Co. s'oGN city la
LIVE man or woman wanted for work at
home paying 500 20 $500 per day. with OBJ
poFtunity 10 advance, Spare time can be
used. Work not difficult and requires no
experiences. Universal House. So Wabash
Ave. Chicago.
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S-R., ] blk 10 FaTnam car, N. 10Th car
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Clerical ana Oifies.

WE ARE in need Of several thoroughly
experienced statesmen. Also several man
ayers, correspondents and bookkeepers
Have several propositions with opportunity
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-09-25
OROZCO TO ENTER
THE FIELD AGAIN
President De Ia Barra Or
ders Him to Proceed
to SinalOa.

Gen. Pascual OrOzco will again enter
the field in order to subdue the bands
that are in revolt in different states
throughout Mexico. President de Ia
Barra of Mexico has telegraphed OrOz-
co, ordering him to take the field
against Gen. Banderas in Sinaloa-
The order came as the result Of
Or0zcO's offering his services in per
eral to the president Of Mexico a short
time ago.
OrOzco viii take a large number of
his troops from Chihuahua to campaign
in SinalOa, and when that state is
Quieted it is expected that he viii be
kept in action in other sections until
all Of the other bands are pacified or
annihlated.
1t is not known how soon he will
begin his campaign in the state OF
SinalOG. as the order was only received
from the president last Saturday, and
Or0zcO is now outside of Villa Anu
mazda on a hunting trip. A messenger
was sea- to him from Chihuahua with
the message as soon as it was received,
and he will probably prepare to leave
at once.
Col A Estrada. military chief Of
CiUdad Juarez, believes that OrozcO will
now come to Ciudad Juarez before he
starts on his campaign, as he will have
to recruit part Of his force from the
Ciudad Juarez garrison, and the army
officers Of the city say that they viii
probably go with him.