La Junta tribune., 1911-01-14

allowance al all for Interest op their
money OF fos the f-.liiIty which they
are seilin. away from their iaDd that
they eau hardly believe thar the time
mas come when the fnrmer is getting
enough foi mis- prudnce TO epabIe MIN
TO put farming op Uusin,'ss uasis
Probably this change has affected no
one on the farm more than the women
of CAREER nov She iivt-s IN u mod.
cru farm home. " u she dus.snt she
knows that such homes exist aud are
Well within The range Of possibility tor
her She has mad her longing to see
the world ~siiisned by visits TO city
friends and r-lsiives. She has seen
thar all the conveDi-nces OF city bones
are duplicated 10 the country She
has admind The spacious lawns and
beautiful grounds OF some OF Tue bs.-si
Of the cify bOu,sea. but she has been
ob-ervanf enough TO note that such
bouses belong only to the few. She
bas gone to The theatef With hes
friends and enjoyed II. bot no more
than she enjoys the homemade the
atrtcaia In be' bone town OF the plays
and lectures she bas attended In the
larger country towns By trolley. She
has been surprised to dpd that bes
friends 10 the city do DOT know their
next door neiGbboe The excuse that
they xrr no, in our Set has puzzled
hef dema'rsfic little soul. u b diff.
ferenl IN the country. where every one
sympathiaes with every one else's soe.
rows and laughs With oil 10 their Joys
The Girt CONES back from Q trip to
the city better satis6ed than ever with
her country home Her father may
DOT BE- worth more than 5000 OF $40.
00O or $laOO measured In money. but
his house and grounds are equal 10 all
essential RESPECTS to many Of the mil
iionaires' residences she saw In the
city Her girl friends In the city were
oaxing their father to buy them an
automobile 81 that they could go
somewhere" The country girl and her
mother have a horse and buggy that
are sacred to their use. The horse II so
gentle that he will not even bat his
eyelid nj an automobile and the buggy
so shiny that they are proud TO be seen
anywhere IN II. They can hitch up
and 20 where and when they please
The laundry IN the basement has TAX
en- away the rerrors OF wash day The
conveniencs~ In the kitchen have great
~ lessened the work OF feeding the
hungry men folks
Tt" farm reading table is strewp
With the latest magazines. aud the girl
ha piano or at least an organ A
piano dealer In one OF the middle west
sold nfi."n pianos 10 the farmers In
one township last year n The farm
ers daughter wants u piano he Is 60
Ing io gci u for her. He NAV have to
rnis. n few more hogs u.xi year to pay
for II. bus that Is easily done
Taking everything together any com
pari-ons that the country giri NAV be
able to draw are favorable TO the farm
She has been rsisrd In the oren sir
The pigs and the ralvcs and the chick
ems are her playmat.s The cults will
come when she whistles for who ever
heard Of country Hiri who couldn't
whistler She can name all the trees
iD the w1'd lot. ana she knows the
note OF every bird tbai sings In their
branches Every day Ia full Of sun
shine. and sh. sings for the vesy Joy
OF living where air is free and room IL
not bought and sold
She sfill longs fot y career. but II IL
crr-cr of n different sort shc wants
10 live The r,.>i OF her life on the farm.
ana she looks forward TO the day when
she Will go INTO partnership with some
ambitions. r'--ourcefui young farmer
To be sncc'-sfui wife. to help make
The mosi out of the old farm and TO do
'ut par 10 make h.r community the
'nosi progressive In the couniry-'his
Is the cnr~~r that appeals to the mod
crp country girl Srhuois have been
provided TO teach her the things sue
b'ssi- to know about her coming busi
ness u she l. In one OF the most On
10 date communities. she bcgins to
ieSrD sewing aud cn,king In the rurni
school u not given there. Il comes
10 the high school or the preparatory
-rbooi ~ the small college All OF