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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-27
win Return Home.

Mrs. Robert II Foster will leave
Monday for her home in ST LOUIS.
she has been the guest Of her sister.
Mrs. ". C. Howell, for The past week
and has been the guest Of honor at
number Of social functions
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-27
s. .lohnfs Gu,ifI,d.

ST. Johns Child win be entertained
on Monday afternoon AZ the home Of
Mrs J. ]. Ayres, Park Place. M.z-
Frank 81. Fuller and Kiss Ann B.
Davis viii assist.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-27
y5zfs.- yortrrz.-

gr. ard grz ]. s AeklsT, Nj and
Erz. HanT FseEzlng aid LIS Carrie
Hanson furuad 2 pleasant Earty VIC
vEsst@1 Mcntruse yesterday eTe1Ezg %
artend tae meeting Of Order OF re
Eastern star. They eaioyed AZ sIcs-
lent sgpper. q short socsal visit WIZ
the siSterhooa and returned home N
q late train delighted with their vtsEs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-27
TrInIty Church Iadies.

The lzdiea' society CT the Trinity u
z. church Til be entertained in The
church paylor5 on Friday afternoon 5y
5sra John r King, Ira. VIM Hueie,
slrs. Hzrry King ard Mrs. o. o. Tracy,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-27
Weatmlneter ouiI5.

The Westminster GaiId VIII meet
win AfEs. Harz~ ]. Reeves. 620 North
rita, On aoraday afternoon al 800
ocgoei.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-27
on "Wednesday evening.

Miss Rachel Roberts Will entertain
at a small informal Halloween parts
on wednesday evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-27
sntertalns amatt campanY.

Higy AtIefter Montague entertained
number ~ g1rfs at her borne, e17
High street Friday eYeuing. Various
smaeeE0ents we're INDUCED IL and re-
fresnments were gcrved By the ho5e
tcas
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-27
D.xls card club.

The Dixie Gard club viii meet on
Tresday afternoon At the home OF Mrg.
ID. D. He5fafns, Twelfth ard Morgan
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-27
Special Dance blossoms
Hawkes. Hall MONDAY
All Rights Reserved
HI. ROCHENBACH

DePauw University, Of which she S
an alumnus and Of which she has been
a patroness since her graduation many
years ago.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-27
a Small Company.

Mrg. 4. Hollingaworth entertained
company Of ladies on Saturday after
noon at her home on Grand Avenue.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-27
Haiiowe,en Fete.

Mrs. Frank I1eBron. 5s., viii enter
tain Z few friends al Halloween
party on Thursday evening
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Fer sridseo-a.-

i pretty linea shower vas tender
- Miss Milered YoeIker. yesteztay
afternoon b Misses Nay Suabeye
sa9 Aliee Kennedy II The horae d
Mias gennedy me aaIi, iizfag and
dlnlag rooms were decorated hand
s<zaelY * red heayts. rcd End white
carnations ar.d ferns. Tae afternoon
rss eatoyabsy spent ~ q Kensf1g-
IN TIE brtoe4so5e Tas tftrtngiy
bo-.ores ~ tsr srieBds and 9 delight.
FL iancaeor vaS se-gd a. the closa
o. the seztiT!tsss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-27
xislta Hsr collene

Ssrs. George u Rard ID IN Green
Castle, Ind visiting Tor z week 81
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-10-27
retsrns 70 81. LouTs.

Mig Hyra WHITE returned 10 Der
bone IN 81 Louis gaturdsg afternoon,
having spent tgo reeks III Keo-
kuk.
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Duncan-Schen Furn. Co.
Artistic Wall Paper

ne leave the section Of Wall Papers e experts n He
r Of interior decoration securing the most advanced ideas
i papers al both domestic and foreign make
We can show ron paper that VIII harmonic
with the style and color requirements Of the
rooms to be decorated at from 15c per roll
upward
We ready quote estimates for papeng and daeora
ing and viii furnish color schemes for kind Of interior
vork desired, at prices that always moderate
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Read The Daily Gate City. 10
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-02
sARsEE wlrHpRAws.

To my Friends and Fellow Democrts
OF Grady County:
After canyassing the county for two
weeks, I have decided that there are
too many candidates in the field for
representative, and that as a Demo
crat that favors good, clean men for
office, and to make it possible to nom
mate such men and rebuke the single
shot voter and bootlegger, I withdraw
from the race for representative anu
shall support J. r. Brown and Dr. Rid
die and would kindly ask my friends
to support them. Thanking my friends
for their support and many kind ex
pressions l beg to remain.
Respectfully yours,
L. n BARBEE.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-02

We offer one hundred dollars reward
for any case Of catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
#. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo. o.
We, the undersigned. have known r.
]. Cheney for the last 10 years. and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry. outany obligations made
by his firm.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE,
Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
". acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surface Of the system. Testi-
monials sent free Price as cents per
bottle. Sold by an druggists.
Tae Halls Family pills for consti-
! patton. d-lmo
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-02

Vote for Stacey for county judge.
7-31-5l
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-02
YOUR GROCERY ORDER


Is best filled here where there
are complete fresh stocks Of ev-
erything in Fancy and Staple
Groceries.
It will be promptly delivered
reasonable prices charged and
you will receive the best Of cour-
teous. quick service.
You can place the order in per-
son or via phone either way Sc
cures the same attention.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-02

Ladies' $3.50 Oxfords for $3.50 Globe !
T.J. Driggers is spending the day
at the Minco picnic.
Vote for Bradley for County Clerk.
E. 6. Greer Of Anadafko spent yes
terday in the city.
Vote for W. T. eT'oml Phillips for
county commissioner. S-2-st
Vote for H. A. Bloss for county clerk.
7-Sl-5t
A. +. Book made a business trip to
Oklahoma City today
Vote for Bradley for County Clerk
7-27-7t
Jno, P. Padberry Of Nlnnekah is in
the city today on business.
Who's going to get that $4,000 in gold
at the Owl drug store? S-2-St
Vote for Stacey for county Judge
7-si-5t
Ed Coyle of Rush Springs spent yes
terday in this city visiting friends
Vote for II. A. Bloss for county clerk
7-31-5t
Vote for Bradley for County Clerk.
7-27-7t
w. 7. Shannon, who is farming ex
tensIvely at Lindsay. is in the city %
day
Vote for H. A. Bloss for county clerk
7-Si-5t.
Vote for w r. CTom) Phillips for
county commissioner S-2-St
Miss Maude shull Of FL Reno is in
the city the guest Of Miss Almita
Reynolds
Get your harness and harness repair
Ing OF Wadsworth & White. #
Vote for Bradley for County Clerk.
7-27.7t
Ray McElreath, baggagemaster at
the Rock Island, returned yesterday
from Dallas. where he has been spend
ing his vacation.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-02

Vote for Bradley ior County Clerk
7271t
NJ p. Garner left today ior a short
business trip in Garvin, okla
Mrs T. Nv. Fisher and little son are
expected in the city today TO join her
husband
W. H. Burgess, city clerk Of Chick.
asha, is spending the day in Oklahoma
City on business
Vote for Bradley for County Clerk
727-7t
Miss Ruth stepp is expected home
tomorrow from a weeks visit with
friends in Layerty
Geo. l. Walters, motor car expert
Of shawnee, spent yesterday with
friends in the Rock Island office here.
Vote for H. A. Bloss for county clerk.
7-Sl-5t
Mrs Jim McRae and daughter Eve
lyn left today for few days visit
in Anadarko with relatives.
Mrs L. G. McGinty left this after
noon for the eastern part Of the state
to spend a few weeks with relatives.
Vote for W. 7, CTom) Phillips for
county commissioner. s-2-St
Miss Lottie Aldridge left yesterday
for Sioux City and various other points
in Iowa, where she will spend a
month
Miss Mamie Payne Of Anadarko vii
arrive in the city this evening to bt
the guest Of Miss Marie McMasteri
for a few days
Mrs. Perry Dawson and sister, Mis-
Carrie Edwards, expect to leave th'
first part Of next week for tw'
weeks visit in Tulsa.
Tomatoes for canning and preser'
| ing. Phone 4lO SIG
| Sheriff Lewis and Bose Ramsey r'
turned this morning from Norman
where they we're summoned a. WI
nesses In the George trial.
l Miss Rena Weightman of Oklahom
City Is IN the city, the guest OF nc
sister, Mrs. A. Russell. Miss Weigh
man expects to make her home her
Word has been received in the Gil
from Mrs. H. A. Decker that she a
rived in Copenhagen, Denmark, Ju
18th and that she had pleasant tri
y Mrs. R. Stephens and chiIdre
Kathleen and Johnnie, have return'
to their home in Wichita. after a Sc
eraI days visit in the city with friend
Burley Bridges, tr, accompanied the
home for a weeks visit.
Vote for Stacey for county judge.
7-31-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-02

PHONE t64.
If you want to rent a modern g.
room house east front, shady porch,
close in on West Hill; renovated this
summer; water rent paid; win rent
very reasonable to right parties
Phone 164.
Vote for Bradley Tor County Clerk
7-277t
Mrs. Ford Worley Of Wichita is Wis
iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs j. B.
Burton.
Vote for Bradley for County Clerk.
7-277t
T. Waldon Of Tuttle is spending the
day in Chickasha on short business
trip.
Vote for II. A. Bloss for county clerk.
1876
P. C. Stacey left this morning for
Bradley. where he win spend the day
on business.
It costs nothing to get that $4,000 al
the Owl drug store. All YOU have to
do is to trade there. S-2St
Vote for Bradley for County Clerk
7-27-7l
Miss Lillian Hendricks left last
night for Colorado, where she viii
spend several weeks
Vote for Stacey for county judge
1915
S. G. shearer, travelling passenge
agent Of the D. & X. G. railway, is Il
the city today on business. "a
Vote ,or bradley for County clerA
7-27T
Vote for W. 7. CTom) Phillips fo
county commissioner, S-22
Mrs. A. S. White left this mornin
for Fl. Cobb for short visit Wit
friends. IA
Turner's Wall Paper store will .
cupy the building next to the Oy
drug store August 1. 7-22-l
Miss Thera Wadley left yesterds
for Oklahoma City where she VI
spend several days visiting Miss MAJ
Garland.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-02

If you sell a 5000 coupon book you
viii increase your chances 5000 votes
for that $4,000 in gold at the Owl drug
store. S-2-3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-02

RIB. Human left today for Watonga,
where he will enter his famous colt
Barney" in the mile pace Barney"
has been making an enYiable record
for Young colt this summer on sew
eral tracks.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-08-02

We will announce the standing Of
the contestants for the $4,000 in gold
at the Owl drug store next Monday,
and each day thereafter we will pub
lish the standing. S-2-St
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-29
Fourteen Ladies Entertained

Last Friday Mrs. G. A. Whitehead
entertained fourteen ladies at a
1880 luncheon. at her pleasant home
on Cimarron. The reception rooms
and the dining room wer. appropr,.
ately decorated for the occasion
with pink Roses. ferns and potted
plants. Beside each plate for AN
especial favor. lay . perfect pink
rose bud with It's graceful stem and
cool. green leaves. and the guests
found their places by means of cards
daintily decorated in pink and each
having verse written upon IL that
Was Interestingly and humorously
suggestive OF the guests The per.
feet menu consisted Of seven courses.
and Mrs. Ellis Summers. daughter Of
the hostess. presided over the serv.
Ing.
The Ice WAS frozen into IN. sem.
biance of pink rose. having 4 setting
OF delicate green leaves and the de-
hcious csk. WAS iced with pink.
Thos" who participated In this
very delightful function were: Mrs.
H. A. Sfeen. Mrs. Benjamin Bean,
Mrs. w. {. Chiffon Mrs y. r. Rich.
ards. Mrs. c. II. Pechin. Mrs. Les.
lie Jones. Mrs. c. u. Ritter. Mrs. c.
A. Mays. Mrs d. c. Derring.r. Mrs.
Jordan. Mrs. " II. BrxgH. Mrs. An.
drew HAlberx. Mrs, T.. Robinson and
Mrs. Lee Gillcn.
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-29
Our Young Minister

Andrew Lsntx. who has been but
on. year \ student for the ministry.
conducted the services OF the Bap-
tist church. morning and evening.
on Sunday. the 18th. and on last Sun.
day. Young Lantx gives promise of
superiority In his chosen. SACRED pro.
sssston. evincins by these. his ezrli.
~st discour~es. ability for research
and for clear. earnest thinking. "a
we'll ss the pleasing attribute Of
unusual poise and self control
The people Of this community feel
deep interest In this young mans ca
r~-r. and berpssk for him \ life
which will be- marked by finencss
and by = wonderful Influence for
good.
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-29
SOME MORE SHORT STORIES.

Frank Thomas Was in Las Animas
Wednesday evening 10 render n musi.
cal program =, the scot.Colt we'd
ding.
Mrs Mona Evans returned Thurs
day from Pueblo where she had been
to attend some special social func-
ton.
Miss Ruth whitecraft. Of Colorado
Springs. In visiting Mrs. r A. Cor.
don and other relatives In North Ia
Junta and la Junta
Mrs. G. A. Reynolds and daughter.
Ruth. left Thursday evening. going TO
. mountain resort north oe Colon
d. Springs Ia spend several weeks.
The Methodist and Christian Sab
bath schools will unite In giving .
picnic on the Fourth g July To which
every body IL invited. The picntcefs
viii spend the day Al the headsaies.
Mrs. Sherman rarr Vas over from
Sugar City last Tuesday and en-
joyed u brief visit with Ia Jun's
friends. Mr. rarr l. nov publish
ing q paper ai HAs~-ii. Colo.
". r. Swan leaves nett Tuesday
for Grand View. Ind. to join his
wife. Who has been visiting relatives
there for q month. Mr.. Swan expects
To be absent until August 1st.
n. G. iutscl. Of Mcpherson. Kan.
has leased the Sherman Housc for
period Of ninety days. With an op-
ton Of purchase a' the end Of that
time. and will take charge nett Mon
day morning. J. p. sherman. ~ho II
one of the pioneers of II Jun'a. "x.
p~css To ieav. early In July. accom-.
psn,ed BY his family. for California.
IN the hope Of being b~nsfitd In
health.
Mr.. ana Mrs. T. A Williams. &c.
coapantel By their son. Evans. leave
east weAsss1ay ~ les Aag~ses s"e
vD8v0OD WuUsU ~ uSss"
- eroo thsss vtll tosr The coast -
~ aaseA = vaasesvss. D c. Mn.
Wiil,aas anA soa vtii remain ssts'
osplsobss. visstias hes sister. Nss.
J. n. Melvin. II roetlaa1. Ors.. n"ss
q he tios. bst NJ. winhos -.
pects 70 ~ berk heas aaais the Iet'
W pest a Juiy.
Wlljssa Kirvaa. q Saa Asssese.
Tssaa. y ~ gssst q ~ seeshss.
P. ~. kisvas. q ~ eity. Tsse =
~ fSrsa meeting q ~ besthess
n saassy tAisty ysass. Mr. kSsven
\ saoaeoA h ~ 1892 bososeee -
~ NJ 0saa1e ~ ~, sn1sses1
~ beeeos 1es61s1Iv prsees1ses
e0nse ~ rsvslsa3sa. ~ vas y Il
IJunGa = is7s. - ~ - ssse1 hass
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-29
oss's Hsssrve'r Running Over.

J. u. Craixhead. manager II the
ot"ro Canal. received word y.st.r.
day morning 10 the effect that va.
tsr was running over the spljlvay
os the otero reservoir In chsffes
county. ThIs 10 the sssOnd tine
since the reservoir was construct.
- that u has beea full eaoush for
tie water 70 ssek ~ outlet thsoush
tie ec'iiway. rhsrs are now II ~
acre feet Of water In The reservoir
-ssosgA % cover ii.see acr~s a ~
70 . depth ee oas soeG TAis b.
esrss pseatiisl sspp,y oe water
TOT Tie Otero canal ior the pr~,sst
season. and practically insures ~
efops shroashosl the domain a ~
Oero Irrisatson District. Great n
TIE oseFo. and The arean Of yesss
as1 ysaFs h abost 70 b. real,s>l.
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-29

traded a bronco for the whole town
site Of La Juntz. He regrets now
that he failed To make the trade
Mr.. and Mrs. ". s. McDzni-ls. for
meriy OF la Juntx. but who now
max. their homo In OlAthe. Colo.
stopped here Saturday. Sunday and
Monday enroute TO the east for the
summer. and were the guests Of
relatives. They left Tuesday for st.
Louis.
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-29
ss-.vss oss,ss,..

TIE nAsy frssaAs q PROF Ram
rsslksss Vim - sbaA 10 knev that
~ ssrvive1 . Daisfsi operation ~.
esroel ~ Dr. Dsovs ssalay. lie
eAas fFoa ssAes tAs saeseAstics alce
b asl wAiis eallssiag ssos pain.
~ sAove1 vea1esfsi lsstitsde aal eM
1sfaase. IT. Daay lstea1s a tAe
osseee1ss wtu siae - p3sased 10
ksov tbAe thsee n - tonsse q wass
tstvssa ~ shosD1sS blaAss. asA
~ ~ = aAjs = iastsuct ~ usasy
puD6s - "s1a6 - hsrsesobss-Dsa&
Csesty Ds0eessG
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-29
Az
ABOUT
Eo<EEf

alt aot prevail IN Chicago without
struggle. The honest republicans
Who supported Roosevelt should b.
given Al opportunity 10 CONE back
.Itain the fold Doa't worry The
bones, repzhlieans Who supported
Roosevelt have 10 desire to affiliate
.i,h the bgnch o! political pirates
-as.ou, rairty-sesen Of 'sm-~ho con
trolled TIE Chicago Convention and
named the republican candidate for
president
Senator Root. o. Ns~ York. who
,ss chairman o. the Republican CON
ventsor In Chicago. is one o. the
best. II not hei bsst parlimeutariAn in
the United States While holding the
position of chairman. he Injected
many bon mots ane gems o: thought
into the proceedings The following
is one o. them TO see a lot OF
men laboring under great strain. n.keep
their temper and bold themselves 50
In restraint, is fine II speaks well
.or the endurance Of self govern
ment"
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-29
Rev. Robins q 0sesiss Church

Rev. Henry u. Robins. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. e. ~ Robins. Of Rocky
Ford. former we'll known residents
u Ia Jun'a. and Who has just fin.
ished = courre In the Chicago rni,.r.
siiy which secured him the Ph. u.
degree. vii occupy the pulpit Of tn.
Baptist church next Sunday. morning
and evening.
Rev. Ro6ins viii spend HE sumner
vacation In Rocky Ford With his
pareats. aal ~i1i 60 In the fall to
Berkeley. Calf. wh~re he vili or
espy he chair q sysas1attc fAe.
ssogy IN the Baptist seainssy a that
plaes.
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-29

Did we read the repub.
liean platform promulgated at
Chicago last week Nope. not
yet. and probably never will.
What's the use7 We are advised
that Governor Hadley says 1t is
the most progressive platform ever
promulgated By the republican party.
What difference does Il make Wheth.
er the platform is good or bad7 How
could any one be interested tn the
platform Il bunch Of political high
binders like that which nominated
Tar' It may be- fun Of sound and
fury. but according TO one BIZ
shsk speare. that signifies nothing
The platform signifies the same
thing-o.
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-29

According to local democrats II was
a great victory for Bryan when his
motion 10 nominate the candidates
before adopting the platform car
ried at meeting OF the national
committee Let's see. when was
the platform adopted In Chioa so-be-
fore or after-ihe nomination! II
must have been before. becaus. Taft
looks like the after scene In the
patent medicine Advertisements But
what's the difference. anyway AZ
ter the election Taft will look Ike
the before scene Ia the sfOre-
me ltioned advertisement. anyway.
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-29

afNl ph'I Auf A'i'PAbH' ibi hAf P"'
pose o. creating sensations Taft
had not been nominated az that
time. but i, failed TO ~ork-e1ocpt on
the democrat.
c. A. Besrbohm was an Ordway
visitor on business last Tuesday.
making the journey by the auto route.
He says the crop prospect In otero
and Crowley counties is the best he
has ever known during his residence
In this section Of over = quarter Of
a century.
s, II Miller. OF North La lunrs.
left ten.inch txig from goose
berry bush at the Tribune office one
day this week which MAS adorned
with s-y.nty-fiy. full grown berries.
Tn. gooseberry bush sas from =
root So, out only last year The
crop o! goos.berries all over Osero
county this season Is exceptionally
fine
George J. McPhillamey. claim sd.
!us,.r for tn. Colorado division u q Z
Santa f.. has been promoted 10 the
position Of chief claim aijuster u the
Santa Fe. with headquarters ia To-
peka. Kan. succeeding \ J Cham.
b.rlain. retired Mr. Mcphiilnmey
will be- succeeded by Ear Glass.
claim agen; OF the Arkansas River
division. and c. H. Enyart viii sue.
c.-d Mr. Glass.
Martin W. Doughcriy. Who has
been attending the Wilder School al
Music la burlington. VI. during the
past year. and has mad. great prog.
rcss Ia the cultivation of his Won.
d"rful soprano voice. ~ill xiv. = ron.
cert In tn. Presbyterian church next
Tuesday evening. and his La Junts
admirers look forward with nvch
pleasur. TO the opportunity thus o.
forded os hearing his voic. In Q ~
ei'sl and judging for themselves
Prot Frank l.. Thomas viii - ~
secomnanist.
I ,. A. Mckinney IL abou, to seasi
. movement ior the safe and sool
celebration of the Fourth Of July
u. claims that the present way q
oeiebrsting the nations birthday b
having . large. rough colored pssses
knock the block off = white ~
should meet With the censure a an
right thinking people. and he VII
head . movement 10 put a step 4
II. u. however. any one can ,soseu
him where Ne can see some VA1ol
man trim . cooa next week. h> ~
that he h willing 10 xrsre IL -
ess'on With bis pses~nce.
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-29

Effectiy. July LIST. the Postal T.'e
graph Company announces redu-,
ton In rates 10 som. Of their Colo
RADIO and Kansas points under a
new regulation creating square
rate" OF thirty cents-,he territory
Of the two states being divided In.
TO squares. Al pr.s.n, the rate
jumps from twenty-five TO forty cents
This new rate reduces the cos, be-
tween some Of the points from for.
~ cents TO thirty cents. and some
TO twenty-five c.nts, For illustra.
'ion the present rate To Garden City
Is forty cents under III. new rate
1, will be- thirty cents. present rate
to Lakin. 20 cents. new rate 25
cents: present rate to salida. Colo.
10 cents: new rate. 80 centa.
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-29

Princess Alice Ia out flatfoot-d In
favor Of a third term and third
party. with her father a. the par.
~ of IN" first part Her husband
Nicholas Lougworth.is n. regular 70.
publican uomino" fof congress 10 -
Cincinnati district. and says h. has
been republican slSays There are
Others. also. Poor Old Mex ls in
a ausndary Politics sure do make
sirans" bedfrlloWs-espe,ial ially In tho
Longworth family
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-29

Mckinney says he heard fellow
explain the game OF keno This is
IL Every body buys paddle with
number on g. Then fellow
draws number out of a hat and
calls Il out One fellow says 4 got
II" He takes the money and every
body els. says. oh Hell Mack
says that on the Fourth Of July
evening az VEGAS. there will b. =
bot Of white folks saying ~hst the
keno players say.
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-29

sent over the telephone for TIE pnr-
pose o. creating sensation a Taft
had not been nominated az that
time. but i, failed TO work-e1ocpt on
the democrat.
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-29

Pueblo IL initiating Law which
Is To provide state funds To main.
tain state fair In that city ".
are slightly behind the procession
her. In La Junia, Not singi. Law
has been Initiated a. yet. fer tn.
good aud welfare OF La JuntA
Don't ~ need anything In IN. way
of laws or funds Al. ~. hsv. a.
Lets ha," judge Mcdaniel draw up
. l~~ providing for an appropriation
from the state Ia maintain the
Farmers Fall cs,iyal. ". sr~
)sss ~ much entitled 70 state funAs
for fair purposes a. Pueblo.
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-29

Evidently thu end Of an things re-
publican Is not far Oft Prominent re-
pubiicans, even those who have r.
ceiy.d high public honors from that
party, now say that II is longer the
G. o. =. and they are already besi.
ning 10 oall u the G l.. P.-1rand
Larceny Party The punishment nts
the crime. all right. Ia this In.
stauc.