davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-21
TONY CAPOMIl IS A
WRIRLWIAD IN
THE ARENA
Fighting Italian" Who IL
Scheduled to Go Ten Rounds
With Bill PettuS Monday
Night Is a Great Battler.


The Albuquerque night fans are dis.
playing the greatest Interest In the
scheduled ten round battle between
Tony Caponi ~ Chiuago. and Bill Pet
tus. Of Albuquerque which II to hap
pen In the E,ks lh"ater next Monday
night. Tho fans realize that never be-
fore hay" twO lighters Of such calibre
been brought together In the state.
CHpOui In high class bAttlDr and II In
quite "a feather IN Director Mark
Levys cap mat his club was able 10
land man ~ such reputation for IA
local event 'ap0ni is known among
the boxers ~ The Fighting DagO."
Born ~ italian parcntagG IN ~. Paul,
MINI. ln 1852, CaDoni In 80 years old.
II NaE not untii ne MAS - years old
that 'ap"n hogan ~ night ns q pro-
frssi"urL Ne aon his nights Consist
emily and 'i'N"rly for four years and
Wss th,u recognized nv one at the dig
battlrrK BE mixed things with tho
bcst men ~ the game, Billy rhodes,
Hugo ErHy Bllly papko. STANLEY
ictchci, Eddie McGOprtS lin BlInU
and sam isngfurd and - host Of
others Capuni's last hght vas In 81.
Joseph. Mo, several weeks ago. when
no won In thrco rounds from Ray
Marshal.
Pettus In not Understanding Ca
ponrs skill or experience. but Is the
most confident man In the world that
no viii beat the italian Pottua re-
Hes on his superb physical condition
a. Withstand the heating that he adj
mlta CapOni will CIV" him, or try "a
give him, In tho oarlJ rounds. pet
tus has his heart In the battle against
| Caponl and expects 10 win not later
than the eighth.
Gilbert aud Stern.
Tho question now bpthorinR the fol-
| lowers ~ the lightWclgh,A, az far as
| Albuquerque fans are concerned, IN
| the query ~ To whether Manuel
| stern, better known HH "kiI' stern
! can put over knock out on Kid GIL.
bert of M Pngu. Stern and Gilbert
are Ia night eight rounds 10 a dccls.
lon ~ the semi wind up TO the Caponl'
Peitua battle stern In NJ fast IA
lightning Ia the ring ana las demon
stratcd that he has what very fe"
i fighters havr--a Kick In his forearm
II stern CAP nnivh Gilbcrt quickly. h'
i win have proven that there Is class Il
i his work. For Gilbert In tOutcd as q
! battlcr Of come reputation, who ha'
i finished nrst In many u twenty ruunt
mill.
i Admission tho Same.
i The prices for the Caponi-Prilu
show next Monday night VIII rcmhlT
tho same us usual seventy Ave, a dol
lar, a dollar nfty. and two for lh'
1 rlngsldr seats. The seat sale Will h"
Il gin at Muison's SATURDAY.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-21
New SCHEME 20 sen AppIea.

Kansas City. Mo. Nov. 2O.--A brand
new scheme 10 boom the apple mar
ket was conceived last night by a
-aumber OF produce men who tarrled
In the lobby Of the Hotel Baltimore
after the monthly dinner OF the Kan
.sas city Fruit and Produce club. The
plan hinges upon the lately advanced
theory that an apple diet h . cure for
rheumatism. Whatever the general
public may think about the plan, the
produce men were In earnest about w.
II have II from good Authorities
that the quickest wAy TO cufe rheu'
ynatism IL TO put the patient upon 2
diet consisting principally Of apples"
said n, Harry Jones 0f the 0tneechio'
Jones Fruit company. II kuoe from
nay own experiences lhat tpcre eFs mol
eaowgh apples used ny nagne4tlgf
~ thAt we form q oOrAmitteo. ~
sthls matter before all persona inter
eetsd In any way In apple pEodnctiOn
Ter the apple trade, raise Publicity
. fund and get busy on . campaign o.
educatlon. One person 10 four aumerI
n tlnss OF rheumatism now and theI
and what he needs u a high grad'
apple"
"Qult your Kidding" suggested on.
of the group; YOU dont mean to-
II mean just that" naio NJ. Jones
"Hefe'a chance 70 beneht human
ity ana lncreREs the demand for on
tof Our praducla tets set busy.
y The others promised ~ lhlnk
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-21
life IN COLD STORAGE.

Muscow, Nov. 2O.--Profcssor Bakh-
metien ~ Muscow university haS
proved that animals may be frozen
alive and then rcsuscitated without
the slightest harm. according TO an
article by Professor Kalin In the
"RuAsCkOn Slove of MOSCOW. The
hrst experiments were made with cold
blooded animals and insects. Rutt"r-
flies were enclosed In "A vessel con
taining air Ht a temperature OF ton
degrees below zero. FAHRENHEIT. The
body fluids Immediately froze hard.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-21

were able to signal the various bands
great distance away. General Miles
put the beliostat IN use. establishing
signal stations on the mountains, and
was NJ last able to Outwit Geronimo.
Geronimo and his band were cap
turcd several time, but would never
stay put" After fierce warfare
by General I.Hwtnn and General
VI Hes the hand was surprised and cap
tured In July. 1855. Geronimo csrap-
Ing. Later he came In and surrcn-
dcred. and he aud his warriors wer"
removed 10 Florida and later TO n
western. reservation. with the free
ing OF these Indians the last prison
crs at war held In the United states
are liberated and with them goes the
glory of the frontier days.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-21
YEARS DURANGO
ENDED FOR BAD
APACHES
Washington Dispatch Says
Indians Are to Go Free and
Return to Mountains Of
Arizona and New Mexico.

Washington, Nov. 2l.-Aftcr TWEEN
ty.six years Of captivity An prisoners
Of war band of 21s Apache indian
raiders and warriors are to go free
and In addition receive an appropri-
alton OF t2jO.0OO for such distribu-
ton as the war department may d.
rect. And In that brief news Item
there are wrapped many thrills ana
the fading romance OF the bounding
west.
This band of Indian prisoners was
captured by General Lawton, a noted
HOosier soldier who was killed In the
Philippines. and General Miles, "A
brave Indian fighter. after chase
of thousands of miles. The band was
hunted like wolves. hut when once
intrendhed In mountain labyrlnthB the
Indians fought like demons and were
only diBlodged by actual starvation.
30, broken In spirit, their wBrlike
natures crushed by civiliEation'P adj
vance. the remnants Of the sl0ed-
Thirsty warriors that made 0esQslirAp'a
name n terror thrOughOutN Rotth
America may no restored 20 ~
mountain Businesses In New b
and Arizona. Many of the old b.
whose bands left trail of blOOdN Ia
blazing hOmesteads across the south
western frontier. have passed on. But
their children. and the children Of
other warriors. horn prisoners OF war,
have remained 40 all these years.
The Indian spirit has been humbled
and the brave who wore 30 proudly
the painted face. feathers and furi
now wears government bTOBans
''stoEe clothes" ana n ceiiulOid collar
Twontieth century apparel has dohs
its deadly work.
| II 10 dlHicut 10 conceive of the
change IN this Apache tribe. Thess
| Indians. according 20 all frontiers
men. were the most savage OF an,
kfibo on the American continent
fTheir children we're brought up q
tlnnict the most nendish cruelty OF
Idufb animals. and when they wer'
/ men they slew ani tortured for tn,
mere satisfaction OF innictine pain
General NILES himself. in ONE Of MI
bOOka on Indian lighting, declares thI
ferocity. cunning and endurance o
loerOnlmos band have never BEEN sur
passed In the annals OF savage life
on one raid this band travelled NOR
than 1909 miles In four weeks leav
IinE crimson trail OF blood In n
wake massaerlnE settlers and burn
| Il was ueneral' Miles wh0 heat th
Indians at their own game Thropgl
THE use Of smoke ares the Apache
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-21
state Of Ohio, city Of Toledo, Lucas
County, ~,

state Of Ohio, city OF Toledo, Lucas
County, ~.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that
he IL senior partner of the firm OF
+. J. Cheney Il CO.. doing business In
the City OF Toledo. County and State
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum OF ONE HUNDRED Doll
LARS for each and every case OF ca
tarrh that cannot he cured by the
use OF HALLS CATAItRH CURE.
FRANK ], CHENEY.
Sworn To before me and subscribed
In my presence, this 9Th day Of De-
cembcr A. ID. 1885.
(SEAL) A. W. GLEASON'
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure IL taken inter
nHlly and acts directly upon tho
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Send for testimonials, free.
J.. j. CHENEY & CO, Toledo. q.
Sold by all druggists, TIC.
Take Hairs Family pills for cOnstl-
patiOn.-Adv.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-21

Louisville. ky.--Outhcldrr John r.
Hayden. II was announced la" night.
will manage the Louisville club OF
the American association under us
now ownership.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-21

all vital action ceased, and, In ordi-
nary phraseology. the butterflies were
frozen TO death"
Professor Bakhemetlefr discovered.
however. that by slow and careful
warming the insects could be restored
to life.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-21

On Friday. the s3d day Of NOvem :
hnr. 1913. a. 10 O'Clock a. m. Ia
ffpnt 81 the City jail. on North See"
rha street. ! will sell VnS bros 2
botba about nine years o q; Wtil
H1,sh ahonf go pounds brpHded on
SIN fhlell; hoof 81 riRht hInd fOvt
tlecfta. Nhoes on hind feet.
lioAl4n M'A1I.L,1N, CITY hlaEShaI.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-21

III Ne flied Win Pfnce;Alb
tobacco, now' iuttf- nallpnhlB
faIWous fog It's delightful anoma
and delicious flavor You can
smoke Il in any, compaay TO
speyybody's satisfaction
Understand this: II isn'ttlie pipe,
IT'S he tobacco that makes the
smOkel Prince Albert Is the one
brand every man can enjoy to the
very limit, because Il won Z bite
the tonguel The sting Is cut out
by patented process.
lust watch crowds OF men any
wherel See how many smoke
pipesl Prince Albert has doubled
the number Of pipe smokersl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-21

mary In Ainaespnd." third edition
OF story. What Happened to Mary"
Crystal tOHlght and tomorrow.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-21
DAYS NEWS OF SPORT
HOT OFF THE WIRE.

Louisville, Ky.--Outhcldcr John T.
HAYDEN. II was announced last night,
will manage the Louisville club ot
the American association under IT'S
now ownership.
New York. -- The United states
won the international broad water
iump AT the horse show last night
and Alfred Vanderbilt won the Nala
challenge cup contest for the third
year In succession with his Sir James
thereby taking possession of the
trophy. valued at $3.50. The latter
event was confined Ia amateurs driV-
ing their own horses attached to
rigs William T.. kearney. driving
his splendid black stallion Triumph,
was given second prize.
New York. -- A young amateur
boxer fell dead In the ring here last
night before a blow mad been struck.
Frederick Marten, a clerk, IL years
old, had put on the gloves for an ex-
hlbltl0n bout with Thomas Holmes.
driver, 10 years old. Marten was
walking To the center Or the ring tn
shake hands when ne reclcd and fell
against Holmes Holmes thought
MaTten WAS joking aud showed him
aside. lie fell to the floor dead,
A hospital physician declared that
death was due tO heart failure In
duced by excitement. Holmes was
held on technical charge Of homl'
eide.
New York. $500 Charles I4odouG
French bantRmwelght champion, out
pointed Battling Reddy Of Harlem all
through their ten-rOnnd bout here.
The FTenchmRn carried ON "A Wild,
rushing night. swingiHE bllndly with
right and left. and the local boxer
spent most OF his time COveTlns or
running away. In the tenth the Wis.,
It0r for a moment had Reddy
grOEgy. Reddy recovered and fin-
lshed SIRE -. ~a
philadelphia McCarrOn out
fought Gibbons OF Bt. Paul IN a SIX
round bout here last night al the
National Athletlc club. Gibbons
showed more sciance. but appeared
overoantloua. while MocaTron, by
forcing the hshting Through the bout
earned the pepplex decision. HS
missed many swines but OCCASIONAL
" landed hard.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-21
ROswELL-vAUGHN AUTO LGNE

esAuto waits until io:ee q. N. for
ARRIVAL % 3. r. = q. w. train no. -
Pare enc way, SIC. Round trip. as.
aeo lha. baGgaSo carried free; excess
bagBa9o. ee.So peF 100 lbG BAGGAGE
- b 1.Beo Tea carried.
ConneelioaS madS a. vsuann with
"a ~ p. a q W. sna Benta Fa trains.
Mo9W4M Aglp Co., Revived. Owa1HR
Uasliressea mgnas wasalhn. AaeniA
La Junta tribune., 1912-10-26
Birthday Anniver, ary.

About twenty young people were
entertained At the home Of Mrs. Car
rie Burrows. 3l2 Smithland avenue.
Tuesday evening. In homer OF the
twonty-fitst anniversary OF her sOn.
Walter Burrows. The rooms were
beautifully decorated with roses and
carnations, effectively combined with
ferns. Large bouquets OF flowers
gracei the table in the dining room.
where supper composed OF many
good things was served. The cente r
OF the table was occupied by large
birthday cake. ornameated with
Nv nty-one lighted candles. Games
asd music were the features of the
evenings entertainmelt
La Junta tribune., 1912-10-26
Music Club Concert.

Mu.h int rest centers In the con
cert TO take place the evening OF No
vemhtr llth, at the Presbyterian
church, under the auspices OF the La
Junta Music Club. 4 number OF mu.
sicians from out OF town have been
engag'd, and the best musical talent
o. this city will NJ included The
unusually low price OF - cents for
admission makes 1t possible for every
one to attend. and the church will
no doubt be filled to its seating ca.
pacity Tickets will go on sale Mon.
day AZ Fishers book store, and
may also be had from any mem.
ber OF the Mus" club. These who
fail TO purchase tickets beforehand
may do so at the church door.
La Junta tribune., 1912-10-26

witch dressed In black and carrytns
lighted candle was seen descend
ing the stairway. She mingled with
the guests. having Tor each one
M message or good luck charm. She
then disappeared. ard 1t took but .
little stretch OF the ina asination to
see her flying away over the house
tops on proverbial broomstick. A
two course luncheon WAS then serv-
ed by the hostess. Besid the mem.
bers OF the club. there were present
two guests. Mrs. John r. Skillen and
Miss Geneyieye Conlin. The next
hostess will be Mrs. John Beard.
La Junta tribune., 1912-10-26
Or. and Mrs.. Orunk entertain.

About twenty q tb. friends of Or
and Mrs. \. :. Brunk ~cr. entertain.
oi AT their homs.7is SantaF.. Thur
day evening. Tn. home Was prc'ti.
y decorated with Jspsn.r. lanterns
and reminders - ~. harvest season.
Vases crav.d from pumpkins held b.
qu.ts Of autumn flowers and foliage,
An interesting contest WAS indulr
I'd In. the object being which guest
could draw the best picture of a
turkey. The honor Was won by Mrs
Il. ID. McClin,ock. aud sh. MAS Civ
en- n hand painted Thanksgiving pic,
turc and motto The consola Ion
award. u minia'ur. ngur" of iur'
key. went 10 Miss Cora Orr Old
fashioned games were enjoyed. and
rcfr-shm.n's served. the lees being
In the form aud color Of pumpkins
La Junta tribune., 1912-10-26
-
Womso's Club.

tn. Woman's cl"b spent Friday
afternoon Of last week In a profitable
and enjoyable manner nj the home
cf Mrs. Minnie W aisle. II East Third
street.
Mrs. =. r. Lewis read an interest
inx paper on History. Old and New,
of Norway and Sweden" Mrs. r. A,
Siccn read a paper on Norwegian
Life" which hat been prepared by
Mrs X. c. Ingc. a"d Mrs. l.. =. Whit
tinshiii xn,e u delightful reading Of
Robert Louis si.v"nson's Foreign
Lands
The club met ys'~rday NJ the
home Of Mrs rrnrk finney. A flow
er committee consisting Of Mrs. ~
mer Cook and Mrs. W. A. Hart. has
been appointed for this year
La Junta tribune., 1912-10-26

The Non.partisan Judiciary Party
Is founded to remove IN. courts from
political strif. and TO restore the
confidrnc" OF the people In the ad.
ministration of justice. II is not 20
litical \ Democrat. Republican Or
Progr ssi,c can vote for John r. Dix.
on. tn. Partisan candidat. foi
Justice OF tn. Supreme Court. with
out impairing his or her political
standing
tn. social fabric. 'pon II rests th'
personal safety Of the citizen ana
tn. security of his civil aud prop.
purposes for which II exists de
pends upon the Judges-not only upo'
their learning and ability. but up.
ON their courag". integrity and
! Independence.
The most dangerous condition that
exists with rs In the feeling Of dis
rcs""ct for the courts. Nothing hai
done more to cause the people to
lose confidence la their Institutions.
In their laws and IN ihems, Ives
In no party can amy candidate re-
ceiv- the nominait ION. whatever his
virtues. his l~hrhih. or his Abilify.
unless h. b. regarded AS SAFE
that In. unl-ss II II believed that be-
Will In the discharge of his official
duties reflect the views of thos. who
ar" responsible" for his nomination.
Th'r" can be- no greater peril 10 n
free people than this condition. and
the only remedy In An absolutely In.
dependent non. partisan judiciary, The
Cons tuition should hc amended ~
rs Ia r"quir" the election 0f all
judges Ia be- held ~ time other
than that for the election 0f other
officers. aud nomi' s'ions by p,litis nj
parties should not bc permitted. We
hope To see such M amendment sub
mits~d nj the general election ~
1914.
The independent candidacy ~
Judge John X. Dixon for Justice of
IN. Supreme Court In " step In the
riyht direction. and w. appeal To the
La Junta tribune., 1912-10-26
~
Fortnioht'y Club.

The Fortnightly Cub met last Sat.
urday aft rnoon at the home OF Its
pre- ident. Mrs. j. s. Walsh. on San
Juan avenue. The regular meeting
was preceded by board meeting.
Miss Charlotte VIII read an In
,cresting paper which was sent from
Chicago bv Miss Stevcrs former
iuemb OF the clrb. It's sIbject was
The Period Of Preparation In Eng
lish Literatrre. Mrs. u. X. Nc
tine r.a a paper OF King Alfred.
md sse'ch on &C C'n'cmporary LIT
cra,ura of Fran-e. Germany. l'sl,
and Spain" was given by Mrs. y. s
Larsen.
La Junta tribune., 1912-10-26
A FEW MORE SHORT ONES.
Register nsst rvssdsy-lsN chance

Register nsst Tvssdsy-lst chance
CAN Junta ~, when you want ih'
bH coal.
We want 900 tors Of choic" alfal'
n.-Graham 4 Mo r..
Mrs. F~rnsci j. serving lunche'
and coffee NJ her confectionery
on Santa ~ avenue.
We waat all the croxicr Coal Com
pany's oA patrons 10 stay with US
We viii trrat you riyht-GrAham Z
Moore.
Mrs. 3. q. Fcrns.i and Miss Mary
Calfe~ went to Pueblo this morning
and Will spend the day there trans
acting beolness.
The nsmbcrs Of the Ia Jnnta band
desire 70 ~xpre~s their thsDks 10 the
business men for their liberal aid In
making posslbIc the Sunday concerts
during the past summer.
La Junta tribune., 1912-10-26
Birthday Party.

Miss Abbie Hefley ent rtained a
number OF her friends Tuesday after
noon at the home OF her parents. Mr.
aud Mrs. \. G. Hefley. In East La
Junta. In honor OF her burt enth
birthday anniversary. yellow and
white chrysanthemums were used cf-
fcctive'y In decorating. Games and
music were enjoyed. followed by de-
licious refreshments. The hostess re-
ceivcd may b"au iful gifts from her
fricends. Following are the names
II those who were present: Miss
FL l'zabeth McManes. who Is Miss
Abbic's Sunday school teacher. and
the Misses Thf lma Esry, wilma Me
Neal. Helen Guild. Alice Bral'sh. Al
ia Lewis. Charl IT. Cook. Catherine
Ecton. Alma Burk. Laura S'anfield.
Katherine III In and May Stephens.
La Junta tribune., 1912-10-26
XXI
Thimble Party.

One OF the charming Informal
events II the We was the thimble
party given on Tuesday aft rnoon by
Mrs. J Quay Chapman to honor her
guests. Mrs ]. &. Chapman. Sr. OF
Pueblo, aud Miss Smith. Il IA sas
city. who are the mother and aunt.
respectively. of her husband.
The afternoon hours were devoted
TO needle work. music and conyersa.
ton. The home of Mrs. Chapman
was prettily decorated with yellow
and white chrysanth NUNS. aud de.
licious luncheon In two courses was
served
Besides the honor.d guests. there
were present the following named Ia.
dies: Mrs. George Barngrover, Mrs.
A. Doids, Mrs John W Madi an,
Mrs. George Poor. Mrs Frank Wor.
des,. Mrs. George Little. Mrs. George
Thompson. Mrs. =. V. Linyille. Mrs.
Park Hyde. Mrs. W. S. Morrison,
Mrs Charles Helm, Mrs 4. n. Moor,
M~ y A. Crooks. Mrs ]. a. McCul
lough. Mrs Otis 6. Dale. Mrs. T.. 4
/ Dunlap. Mrs. Dix Dunlap. Mrs. Mar,
D. Finger. Miss Charlotte W!ll and
Miss Blanche Brown.
I s.:$
La Junta tribune., 1912-10-26
p. e. o. Club.

The members Of the y. r o. mt
Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. VI. r Mii'er A shor, bust.
ness meeting prece'ed social sea
son which WAS highly enjoyable.
The affair Was In the nature Of n
Halloween Observance. ard ghost
stories and others suitable to the
tunes were told by Mrs. Harry Al
lon by means Of palm readins. Tn,
home Of Mrs. Milll' WAS prettily de-
coratcd with chrysa 1themumS In tn,
chapters coiors OF yellow and white
Refreshments consistine Of Ices. cake
and coffee. were served.
The committee In whose char %
tn. arrangements for this delight,
afternoon were placed. consisted oI
Mrs. II. \. Smith. chairman. Mrs. "
a. Hart. Mrs. NJ +. Miller. Mrs. N
r. McCauiey a~d Mrs. Otis Wright,
La Junta tribune., 1912-10-26
r.srsee.

The marriage of Dr. W G. Fish.
.r. Jr.. of Galveston. and Miss Mary
Beth BrHgx. danght 'r of Mr.. and Mrs
". ". flrsxg. Of this city. occurred
Wednesday morninx NJ the HON.
n the brides parents ON South Ra.
ton svcnW". The s~rvic" WAS read
Al . O'Clock by Rev. B.njsmin Bean.
Of the Episcopal church. In tho pres,
"ncc of tho ium dta'- r~laiivcs.
The bride wore . b~comins tailor.
I'd suit Of dark blue cloth. with ha,
and gloves to match. aud carried XII.
larney ros's. Tie bride 10 one Of
the most charming and talented d
young ladies' Of Ia iunta. ard has
a host u friends her. where she WAS
horn and raised. Rh~ II = Gradual.
IT III" iocaI hish school. and sitter.
ward attended Hosm~r Han In g..
Louis. whcr" she graduated In the
icachers' cpursc of music.
The groom In \ son NJ br. and
Mrs. ". e. Fisher. os Gaiv,s'on
where he IL prominent In medical a d
10 ial circles.
Immediately Rf;cr the ceremony.
The newly marriei. couple len for
Denver. ard f-om there will travel
ihr,ush Texas. They viii b, ~ home
after January let. IN Galveston.
La Junta tribune., 1912-10-26

The Lesekraenchen met last Satur-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Dean Holmes. Dainty refrc shments
were served by the hostess. preced-
I'd by the s"al season cf sewing
and reading. The guests OF the club
were Miss Clay, Of Missouri. and Mrs
Herbert Coltman The club will meet
this aft rnoon at the home OF Miss
Mary Robinson. SIC Ration avenue
La Junta tribune., 1912-10-26
chieane Club.

The Chicane Club met Monday af,sr
The regular game OF bridge was omit
ted. and the hours were devoted to
learning auction whist. which will be
the game enjoyed by the club at fu-
.lure. meetings. rhs guAsts Of ths
club On this occasion were Mrs. Dean
Holmes. Miss Anita Wood. Mrs. Sin.
sheimer. OF Swink. and Miss Justine
O'Rourke.
La Junta tribune., 1912-10-26
w
New Bridge Club.

A new club is being organized IA
play bridge evtry second Wed.
n.sdny afternoon. II will include In
its membership the following named
ladies. and several Others: Mrs Fred
Sabin. Mrs. A. :. Brunk. Mrs. =. J.
Maeki.. Mrs. Gsor BaScock. Mrs.
Roy Thompson. Mrs r. W Banks
Mrs Ira Hqil and Mrs. " n. Sisson,
A name Tor this club Will b. chosen
nj III. first regular meeting. which II
expected to TAX. place u week from
next Wednesday afternoon.