La Junta tribune., 1912-05-18
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Since the price Of hay In Kansas
has advanced TO about $40 per ton
there IL some danger OF the farmers
ALI getting hay feyer-the fever tc
raise all the hay they can
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Cincinnati has been leading tn.
national league all season until q
few days ago. Tn. team had not
lost a game for days until President
Taft occupied a box and pulled for
his home aggregation. He seems TO
hoodoo everything he ,ackies-eyen 4
soap boz primary
Judge J Ed Rizor has returned
from three weeks visit In the
east He spent most OF the time at
tn. sanitarium at Battle Creek. Mich. .
taking a much needed rest. aud then
went to Chicago for short stay
lie is greatly refreshed from the rest
and says that be Is feeling better
than in several years Judge Rizer
announced that he would b. a oaudi-
date for nomination for reelection as
Judge OF the tenth judicial dlstri,
this fall-Pu.blo Chif,ain.
" J. Drury. Who has been located
IN this city for several years as me
chanical superintendent Of the Santa
F.. left yesterday for Topeka. hav.
ing been promoted to shop superin-
tendent for the company at that
point. one Of the most important po-
sitions on the entire system. as the
shops are among the largest In the
world Mr. Drury succeeds John Pur.
cell. who has been appointed assis,
tsnt TO the vice president. with head.
quarters In Chicago His successor
at La Junta has not as yet been
announced.
In another column Of this issue will
BE- found the annual report of the
Mennonite Sanitarium for the year
ending April 3Oth During the year
there were thirty charity patients,
twenty four part charity. and thirty
full pay patients and y, the deficit
Tor the year vas less than $500. Al
though this Institution is under sec
tartan management there Is no par
tiality shown ON account Of religious
ora"l, this being nttcs'"d 10y the fact
that only twenty per cent Of the
charity patients last year were Men
npuitrs The institution Is desrry-
Ing q popular ppUrr. and should be
Fis,u rgry ur.1uusyu rent IN lts
good work Tor tl. aus, 0f humanity
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J 80 Hershey superintendent rf
tho Mennonite samumum. l,u yes
torday or Mrumurt 100 rD attend
a meeting OF rhn lou,ral board ot
missions and charities ot rB. Mem.
MONTE church Wr Hershey will sub
init q proposition 90 tar general
board requesting endorsement = a
plan 90 take over tGe mara r.m.ut of
thu city Hospital of Ia Jmta and
operate n iu conjunction with the
Mennonite Sauiiauum. RIfh th, pur
pose ID Wow nf establishing train
Ing school Tor nurses in both ius'ltu-
ti0uH The directors uf both usuu.
tigus have held opuf,relc. aud
agreed upon tentative plans. which
viii be- submitted 10 the conference
by sir Hershey lie expects TO be-
absent abou, a week
;
Frank Golfqrift. Who used % ro
to school with the editor NJ tho
great family Journal somewhere
around forty YEARS aEn. loo GaIrsburs
m arrived iu town last Monday
niEh' With the dog and pony show
Mr. Goldquist was not one of th" curt
ositirs NJ thr show. but To- In char o.
uf the uttool man the bearded lady
and the monkeys iu %" siieshov
hrins thr main qucrEe q that sro
iiou The editor attached himself
20 a print shop and Mr. Goldqulst "a
a circus at very earlier period III
~" and neither has had any inrli
nation 10 change his mind about th'
choice u occupation since Roth oI
'cm went through Knox College
through tho Railways. every dny. or
their way TO the primary department
OF the public schools Of Calcsburg
On account Of rain. mud. high win,
and other atimOsuhsfif All isttrhane, -,