La Junta tribune., 1911-08-12
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ABOUT
E1ItEr

They say that the kissing habit
breeds microbes and germs and
death. Maybe II does. but microbes
and germs and death and then some
couldn't scare some men In some
cases. and besides a man has got TO
die some time anyway.
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Habit IN hard to overcome, but II
can be done with practice and per
sistence. Instead Of telling stran.
gers what a poor town and ornery
neighbors you have. try dilatlng for
time on the many fine points OF
both and then notice how soon this
will be Il swell old world to live In.
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Judge Mcdaniel returned home last
Saturday night from Colorado Springs
where he went for the special pur-
pose OF securing relief from his hay
fever affiiction. He says that In
the future he will stay In La Junta
and bear the ills he already has raih.
er than fly to those he knows not Of
He suffered more from hay fever In
Colorado Springs aud Manitou than
he did In La Junta and II WAS just
as warm and good deal more disa-
greeable there than at home. A good
many more people. who are putting
on lot OF dog by taking AN outing
In the mountains. Just because IL Is
II they had as much respect for truth
and yeraci,y as our county Judge.
e. A. Philhour arrived at his dcs-
tination. Conconully. Wash. Angus,
LIST. and writes: This Is sur.
fine country. as N. picture on the
reyers. side OF this postcard lndi.
Gates. II il fine summer resort
and good farming country. as they
farm three sides Of the earth. or
rather hills"-both sides and tn. top.
". suppos. Conconully is like Ouray
"a town built In the bottom of a
bowl you stand on the rim OF the
hills and look down. and there II is
Philhour probably had to use par.
achute to get into II. at least II
looks like H. lie winds up with
the observation, Am going fishing
to-day; all we'll" Well. here's hoping
he had plenty OF the right Kind Of
bait
Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Andrews are
ON the las, lap Of the journey home
from tn. Eiks convention at Atlantic
City. y. J.. Boston. Mass. Niagara
Fails. and other points OF interest
In tn. sultry and .ff.tc east They
sojournod for u brief period with Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Brown IN l.afay-
cite. Ind. and at present are visit.
Ing relatives In Waterloo. la They
will probably be home about Sep
t.mb.r ist-that Is. providing they
survived the storm that struck Wat.
.rloo last "Wednesday night the
worst that has visited that section
In years. \ heavy rain flooded the
streets. and tightening set fir. to
many buildings ". hope they will
bring som. Of IN. flood along with
them when they do come back home
again.
With IN. ending of the tim. for
III. filing OF referendum petitions
all bills enacted by ,h. last as.
s"mbly that were no, referred be.
cam. laws. Among tn. most prom.
in.nt that went Into effect. ih.r. L.
III. anti-drinking cup bill. which pre-.
vents III. us. of public drinking
cups, tn. grasshopp-r bill. which per.
mits the establishment OF pest dis.
uicis for IN" elimination of pests,
such ss grasshopp. r.. etc. by tn.
farmers. the Law compelling the
cutting Of weeds along all rights of
gay aud compelling farmers To cut
the weeds In the roads that run by
their farms. III. registration Law
which provides for registration In
towns ~ 5000 and over. IN. school
election Law. which provides for reg
is'ration before voting at school
elections. III. run.totinx Law. which
prevent. IN. carrying Of guns.
David Graysop. In on. Of his charm
ing stories. tells Of his ncixhhor. ths
cabinet maker. whom he discoveries
on. day polishing the undcrsidc o
= table he MAS making. why vast.
time polishing the under ski~'" Askc'
David. No one would ever notic.
the rouxhnsss there"
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