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La Junta tribune., 1912-01-06
Royal WEIGH Ladl.. choir.

Tho local lodge OF Elks has Sc
currd Tor the evening OF January lh,
Ine. the Royal Welsh Ladies Choir.
nov touring IN. United States This
ladies under the leadership OF Ma.
dame Hughes Thomas who II lic-nti-
atr OF the Royal Academy OF Music.
London. a yirtunso as pianist" and
famous In Europe as choir conduc.
tor
The Welsh are the greatest nation
oi singers In the world Every town
In wales has Its choir. and this
choir is selected from the best In
Wales
The following notice speaks vol.
umcs as salt Lake city Is the hom"
OF the great Mormon choir that took
second prize at the Worlds Fair.
Chicago. In competition with the
world
"NotvithstandinT the fac, that
their visit followed closely upon that
OF the Mountain Ash Male Chorus.
the mcmbers ~ the Royal Welsh La
dies Choir found responsive chord
In The audience OF 200 which greet.
"d them at the salt Lake Thca,cr
las, night The initial offering OF
the choir covered vide range. The
choir scores its biggest hit In the
airs Of Ito native land These mum.
bcrs occupied the major portion OF
the evenings program and drew forth
hearty rounds of applause The
Scotch and Irish songs. as well as
the American patriotic airs, were
al.o yell received Practically every
number ON IN. program called for an
encore
Probably the greatest impression
Of ,ic cycrinE W, made In the Nils
.ror," from III s,urc.''in which
the solos were sung NV Miss Ida
owen and Miss Alice ] sis In the
solo. TO. Hear IN, Gentle ia-k.'
Miss owen was also given an o,..rov.
,uni'y to display her rich voice s',ss
Lewis made distinct hit In My
Ain Fold" and Was obliged to max.
t~o responses.
beatrice LanEford appeared At hi
best In The Fair Isle OF Erin
sisted IN the chorus by the choh
Mrgan Harris sang There's Land
and Miss Mari Edmunds. "Pcidi~ch
a Ddcwyd' In excellent, style. XII
iarncy" was beautifully rendered b,
F1ossic Dnrc. assisted by the choir
THE best work Of the chorus Was
performed In the fourth number
composed Of two Welsh selections
~ Dcryn Pur" trhc Gentle Blrd,
and "Clychsa Ab~rdyn" ,Brlia oi
Abcrdovey). Other numbers by th'
choir we're: "Harlech." "yr Hai.'
'.eipsy Life" "snow." Liwyn." Hen
WrlaA y Nhsdau" and The stai
opaagleA Banner"
La Junta tribune., 1912-01-06
Special Train for Pueblo.

The annual meeting and banquet OF
the Arkansas Valley Commercial As.
sociation will be held at the Con.
Erc~s Hotel. Pueblo. on the night
OF January 10Th. Just on the eve OF
the convention OF the Colorado Good
Roads Association Arrangements
have been made with the Santa -.
to run special ArkAnsaa Valley
train on this date. which will icay"
Holly a, o'clock In the afternoon
aud arrive In Pueblo at 30 In the
evening. Tickets on this train will
Nc good returning as late as January
18th. and will be sold At the rate
OF a single fare for the round trip.
La Junta tribune., 1912-01-06
EAST noLsaoox.

Ed Hall Is now staying on the Rey.
nolds' ranch hauling baled hay to La
Junta.
Miss Ella Dunn. OF North La Junta.
spent the holidays with Mrs. Miz-
ell and family.
The deep snow Is working a great
hardship for the sheep and cattle
men AS hay is getting scarce.
Miss Daisy Gracey returned last
Saturday from Wei,xer where she has
been visiting for the last two weeks.
Adam Plank and family are back to
their old home In Worcester, Ohio.
They will be absent for about two
months.
Mace Hendrick purchased eighty
acres OF land from John Brunk. He
viii build a house on his place this
spring.
The dance on New Years night
WAS well attended. There will be 4
dance every Friday nigh, In the fu.
ture until further notice.
The shooting match on New Years
day was well attended. but some
think that the little rocks fly too
fast to get much for the money.
There are more hogs being fed I'm
this valley than ever before. The
high price Of corn and low price for
hogs looks like a loosing game.
Qusils are dying by the dozens In /.
Hoibrook. Only a few flocks will be
saved Some Of the farmers are try.
Ing to feed them as this is tn.
only show.
The N. y. church has a new minis
ter trying to stir IN. people to lead
= better life. lie will have big un-
dertaking s the new leaf they turn
on the first Of the year 4. very soon
soilcd
La Junta tribune., 1912-01-06
-s~ Commission Novss.

J. N. SiAgner bpprht out the com.
mission busincss Of wcodson Jones
and c. A. Woods one dAy ,his week
and has opened . nov establ,Ahrr~n'
at III West Second street. where hc
viii handle all kinds Of fruit and
farm produce The commission bust.
nee. s~eaa 10 b. picking W In Ia
Junta. no less than thrcc establish.
meats beinG In operation ia this
city At the close Of the year.
La Junta tribune., 1912-01-06

ening. from 73o to $50. with Mrs.
J. S. MeLaren.
Wanted Platform scales. ] NJ
s,asner. III West Second street
Miss Agnes westbrook spent Thurs
day evening and Friday In Fowler.
The North La Junta woman's Club
meets this afternoon with Mrs r.
A. Gordon.
MIR Griffith whclion. OF Pueblo. Is
spending while with his daughter.
Mrs Mary r. Haskins
The +. r. o. meets mex, Wedn.s-
day afternoon with Mrs. Elmer Cook
at her home. s22 Colorado avenue
Charles Seeley returned TO Colorad,
Springs Friday sfeu spending the
holidays here with his home peo.
pie.
Robert Phillips went to Las Ami.
mas yesterday TO remain until to-
morrow the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. j.
". Moore.
pr. u II. Roberts Is in his office
again after pleasant visit Of some
days TO his ~ife and other home peo-
Pile. back In Iowa.
On account OF the bad weather the
New Years shoot for the Arkansas
Valley trophy did no, come off last
Tuesday. and tn. contest has been
postponed until washins tons birth.
day
Mr. and Mrs, Dill Herbs rt, OF 2i3
Lewis avenue. went TO Denver Wed.
nesday To TAX. their month old baby
TO the Childrcn's Hospital in tina,
city. to be operated on for clc,,
palate.
In the distric, court this week
Mrs. limo Turl-y Todd was granted n
diyorc. from II G Todd and awarded
spot cash siimony TO the amour,
OF $40. 900
Rev c. Il Daniel OF Durango. Colo.
has come TO our city and will be the
pastor Of the Christian church. R.,
Daniel 10 accompanied by his wife
and three interesting children and
the family Ia keeping hous. a, sis
Ration avenue
Mr and Mrs Allen Moore. OF SCI
smithland avenue. returned to La
Junta Thursday morning ON No. >
from Good Hope. M. their old home.
where they had been for three
months renewing old AcquAiniances
and sarryinE amidst familiar sccnes.
v. n. LaSerquist arrived home last
Wednesday from . four months visit
In Southern California. and reports
that he had the time Of bis life. They
are ha,inx rather blustery weather IN
Los Angeles II the present time. the
Thermometer beinG down - how ~
fourteen above s~ro. Mrs. Laxerquini
aa1 soa win remain fos some time
yet for he bsnstit Of the lats<'s
hca''h
La Junta tribune., 1912-01-06
Notice Of Annual Meeting.

Notice IL hereby given that the
annual meeting OF the Valley Hospi-
tai Association will be held In this
city on Friday. February -. 1912. for
the purpose OF .lecting officers for
the ensuing year and ,ransactlng such
other business Ms may properly come
before the association.
r. GARD EDWARDS. President.
+ W Ragsdaie. Secretary. Treasurer
First publication. January G. 1912.
Last publication. February J. 1912.
La Junta tribune., 1912-01-06
seenss"ses. wiz and Hummer.

Alton Packard Is wonderfully yer.
sstiie. He 10 not only one of the
ablrst cartoonists Of this country.
hut h~ IL = very clever humornt. q
lecturer. . musician. and entertainer
There 10 nothing stale or hackncyed
In anything he does or says. Every.
thing 10 original. even the songs he
sinss In bis programs are his own
compositions. and his wit and humor
are os the spoataneous variety that
we seldom find In print. You viii
~ surr 10 hear sooethisg original
~ the Presbyterian church. Friday.
January i3th.
La Junta tribune., 1912-01-06
County Juss. No. tn. Only Pebble.


| noticed an article in the Rocky
Ford Tribune Of last week under the
title County Judge McDaniels Res
lgnation Expected 1, says; Al
though according to County Attorney
Dameron. there is no provision In
the state law for the employment OF
a clerk In the office OF county Judge.
etc" wish to say that In the
statutes of Colorado OF 1908. se,-
ton 1868. II says. In counties q
thu first class the county IudEc shall
bs allowed clerk 10 be- paid out Of
Tho Iars uf his office, tOt,ro IN not
a first class county aud IN all
counties. Of all other classes, the
compensation Of the clerk Of the
county court shall be charge upon
the county Judge and shall be paid
out cf the salary herein allowed him
and not otherwise"
Now | ask II this is not plain
English. II says SHALL. and not
may be Now the fact IN that our
county commissioners have for years.
and with the knowledge OF this Coun-
" Attorney DAM ron n' he did no,
know T.. h. shoultp. have known II
was against the law to pay the clerk
OF the county Judge salary out OF
the county funds They knew that
the statutes OF our state absolutely
prohibited IT, The article further
SAYS according to La Juuta law
yers she has practically been running
the officcT-meaning Mirs Fields. his
clerk
Now ! wish to say that Judge Nc
Daniel 10 not the only county official
who lets his deputy or clerks run the
office. Will ask any one who reads
this To 20 into th. court house at
any ume during office hours and II
will b. safe to say that he viii not
ind over half OF the officers In the
cour, house. think this has been
tn. past record. tn. writer OF this
lately went into every office In the
court house during business hours
and did not find a single county of
fcer In any office Every office wns
run by their deputy or clerk
L., the county Officers work as
they should and We could save at
least one clerk In each office, which
would save thousands of dollars each
year to US taxpayers So the judge is
not the only one guilty Of this Of.
f-nse
Now I do not Sc why the tax
payers do not sue the county com
missioners and their bondsmeu tas
they have In counties near Denver
and have got bis jud Smcnts against
the county commissioncrsl to recover
thls none, that has been Illegally
they are suing fer this they might In.
cludo thousands OF other dollars that
y believe have been Illegally paid
out. including about $1,000. during
the past year. for the county au,omo-
bile md repairs would lik. To ask
our county officials. II. when they
use our automobile on business tno~
am not talking about their going
IN pleasure rides Of course. for such
pleasure rides We pay for the re
palrsl and when they render their
bills do they includ. mileage In such
bills VIII you please answer
Now. Mr Taxpayer. II you could
stop this wrongful misuse OF our
public funds our taxes would not be
jumping up each year. Respectfully,
\ TAXPAYER
La Junta tribune., 1912-01-06
New cssh Grocery.

Today the Ia Junta Cash Grocery
will open for business In the
quarters on Colorado avenue. south Of
the City Library. formerly occupied
by T.. $. wiidin. The proprietors
are ]. c. Middlcsietter and J. W
Warner. and the title OF the firm
name will be- ]. c. Middlcstc,,er 4
Co. The firm has our best Wishes
for success In their new enterprise.
and a. they intend to do business
strictly on = cash baiss and give
everybody n square deal they ought
to win out
La Junta tribune., 1912-01-06
Wsodsr'y's rhsssse.

You always see pictures that can't
be- beat anywhere NJ Wondsr,y'a.
They are simply wonderful. The vau.
dcv'ilc has been exceptionally good
this week and Mapas-r wond~riy
tells us that he has somc sood ones
coming. Tonight will b- the final
appearance Of Frawley and Hart. com
edy arrobats, Monday. Tuesday and
"wednesday. bert week. The Three
Boys Who Play and Sing"
La Junta tribune., 1912-01-06
instruments rl,ss end Nseertss.

During the year 1911 = total os IN
marriage licens~s wsrc issued and
I'M hunting Iic~nses from the county
clerks "ffiee. The total number Of
Instruments flied and recorded Tor
tke year Vas 6,Aea.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-25
DON'T WAIT so LONG

One of the most surprising sh,,,
the world TO druggists is ths. "a q
people endure unnecessary suffarsus
trouble.
Every day they hear psople ~,
have been feeling so weak AVID 81
able for the last few monthS ~
finally decided to come and aiF
what 10 do for it. -
For instance. Miss Zulah r..
den, OF ConnellsviIle, Pa. savs
letter: - For years ] had bean H.
health owing to run down syEtNnA
general weakness. I had no ann,'
was tired ont, and had no strens{6
Hearing so much about Vinol /
cided to try it, and find il the g.
est Of all remedies. Il has huj}f
my strength. restored nly appetlts
made me as well as ever. h.
Just as well have had this benaft E.
ago If I had taken yinol then -
Now if you are weak and h
health, don It wait another day. fm{
Vinol, our delicious cod liver and
remedy without oil, make YOU ~
We guarantee it-you got your nd
back if not satisfied. Druehl d g.
en-, 271 So. Main; Smith Drug Ca.
So. Main. r.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-25

There 8 reason IN all things-even this.
If woman is needing the help OF a
man in making her wav along the street
if she is old or inGirm or In danger,
she should surely take the man IS arm.
In general, in a civilized country she
ueeds protection b" men only from
men only. and generally speaking, she
is lust as we'll protected without the
arm as with il.
The bridge ficnds, or moro properly
speaking, the prize fieuds, are dis
cussing with alarm the new edlct about
the end of gambling, wondering II the
new rule which goes into effect March
l will affect the playing for prizes.
Let every one hope that it may. IT
there is any one custom which has
worn itself TO a FRAGILE in society cir.
cles, il is this one. If the game is for
money it is fairly likely TO be good
sport nevertheless, but the play for
an expensive trophy which places one
forever in money debt TO the hostess,
is of poor satisfaction and question
able taste The milder custom which
has just come into vogue of giving
flowers as q souvenir instead of less
perishsble things was surely a step in
the right direction. but let ms hope that
the whole custom will be taboo by the
heads of the police department.
The hop FRIDAY evening WAS Il vel
come event III local society circles, al
though it was 50 informal that only a
mere handful of the friends from town
Of the officers and ladies were on
hand 10 enjoy the festivities. The post
hop room, the scene of 80 many delight
full events in years past, was freshly
finished as TO its walls and with artis-
tic bangings and new decorations made
fit setting for the event. The bril-
liant lights. made possible by tho new
system of lighting. were IN fine con-
trast TO the old days when the lamps
bad 10 be kept under strict surveillance
all evening by the o. ID. The music
furnished by the regimental orchestra,
it is safe 10 say. was superior TO any
ever heard before in the bop room.
Among the friends invited from town
were Mr. aud Mrs. ". +. Hiser. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank H. Dodge, Mr. and Mrs.
". w. Trimmer, the Misses Mildred
Mcmillan, Margaret Mcclure, Lorene
Lesry and Virginia Beatty and Mr..
Douglas Kimbal.
Miss Marvel Madsen entertained q
party Of her girl friends Yesterday at
a delightful luncheon at the CONNER
cial club with trousseau tea later AZ
the Madsen home Tho round table
was laid in the main dining room at the
club, and il held central basket filled
with fragrant violets, while corsag
bouquets Of the same flowers were pt
each place. The decorations at the
home were Of the same color, and here
a few hours were spent most delight
fully by the young girl friends pres
ent.
Mrs. w L. Culmer entertained "A
party Of friends at pleasant bridge
party Friday afternoon at her home
at which five tables Of the game were
played. prizes being won by Mrs. John
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-25

Miss Juliet: No wonder the other
young people avoid YOU when YOU have
your face smeared with paint and pow
der 10 cover. up YOUR freckles and other
complexion defects. Tf YOU will use this
lotion YOU will find proper relief ard no
BODY can tell but that .your compile exion
spurnaH In half pint witch hazel
Cor not water). then add teaspoonfIIls
glycer'ne; Apply TO The face. neck aud
skin Will take on very cha rmins look.
This lotion is much better than powder
az u removes that shiny, OILY look TO the
SKIN and does not rub of easily. It is
beauLiier ! ever used,
Della G. The longer YOU pu, off fat
sues VIII become and the less easily dis
solved. The most effective harmless
remGfdv II,f known TO science Is made by dis
hot water. Bv taking a tablespoonful
hetorc eacn meal. YOU viii soon note a
most satisfactory disappearance of YOUR
NO dletinG or violent exercises are nee
esssly with this wonderful remedy II
leaves the skin smooth and unwrinkled
Mrs. O. c.: Hair specialists ssree tba,
oulnine hair tonic is far superior TO
any other kind for removing dandruff
s"nl.hs ss[oplnlns falling hair and promoting
neal'hy growth "f lAstrous hair How
ever, The tonic will be worthless II not
fresh made. You can prepare splendid
a,hin>ne ir tonic he mixing together one
half pint alcohol and one ounce uuinEoin.
then adding one half nint cold water This
- uneNcelied Tor remedy1pS scalp and
nair nair troubles and the only satisfactory
nar grower have ever found
-. Dora II YOU want "A complexion cream
tIlat VIII not grow hair OF mako the skin
SH'HN ana OILY, get an ounce OF shnozoin
,Saspoonfuls glycerine and stir into
on -naif pint cold water. This cream
!slN Is GOOD Tor and prevents chappfnc
and "a worry cleansing. healing and soften
.ng TO the skin. Use morning and n!ent
dnu you VIII soon note wonderful inn
DIovement IN Your complexion This de-
pondable heautiher will tone your skin
sun, sum ,ulaIing the youthful glow In your
d, Idcc, winch comes only from a smooth
cream, healthy complexion
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-25
Health and Beauty Answers
EY MRS. MAE MARTIN,

". s.. s: Your hair will never grow
long, taick and lustrous while, you use
soap Tor shampooing. The slkalt IN SOAP
Is too strong for the delicate hairy caus--
ing them TO become dull brittle and
faded. II you' will wash the hair about
twice a month with a teaspoonful Of can
rinsng thorouehly afterwards, YOU will
find vour hair softer. iuffier and more
brilliant than ever before. The hair dries
quickly and evenly witnout strcakng or
removing all dirt and dandrulf. aud re-
leNcs scalp-irr'tation instantly.
Della: Peroxide will mako the hairs
less noticeable, but If YOU really want 70
remove that growth from YOUR cheek.
apply a paste made with powdered della
utes rub il off. wash the skin and Your
cheek will he firm. white and hairless.
Druggists will charge dollar for an
original ounce package OF 5clatone.
but il + worth several times It's cost. al
IL never falls,
Rose. Lack of exercise aud eating TOO
much SOLID food during the winter
months account for your ssllow. pimplv
complexion and lost energy. You can
best overcome this condition by taking
coed system tonic and blood purifier
made by dissolvinE one ounce ks rdene In
one-haIf pint alcohol. then adding oua.
hg,f cup sugar end hot water 10 make
u quart Take II tablespoonful before
each meal and I'm short time Won Will
feel Ike q new person your sajowness
WIZ give way 10 rosy. healthy COM
plcxion. This simple blood purifier is a
wonderful enereizer, and cannot be
recommeuded TOO highly as a reliable
SYST en- tonic ------------
Mira 7. C.: No one can afford to neg
lect his or her eyes. Ic you want bright
clear, beautiful eyes that Will be p1uch
little care. Get an ounce Of crystos at
any drug store and dissolve IL III pint
Of water. Put two or three drops OF
be surprised how IL Will strengthen Your
weak. tired eyes and make iinom strong
who use this simple tonic get excellent
results in treating eve troubles gcner-
ally. II Is very soothing and has en-
abled many 10 dispense with wearing
glasses.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-25

Tr HE EASTER bonnet per Sc is 4
thing of tho past. The new
spring hesdgesr might better be
called the Lenten or even the
pre- .LeDten bonnet. for it comes nova
days so much earlier than il used to
bloom that no one thinks of waiting tlll
The glad Easter tidings before donning
one of the new spring hats. Indeed,
he present season was ushered IN
tslenderly. ii is true, but nevertheless
definitely shortly after the beginning
Of the new year. And by the Limo
his is read tbc new hats in the mil
liner shops will bo of sufficient variety
aud Of aIlrrinG enough quality 10 make
every wom8n discard the ancient winter
hcadeear The new styles which arc
displayed arc so Fascinating, so gcu-
orally becoming and so CLASSY that
they have never been surpassed, and
long before Easter comes with it's real
flowers aud glad t,dings of great JOY
they will adorn the heads of Salt
Lake 8 feminine population to a very
marked degree
The present Leuteu season seems TO
have struck society such severe blow
that several ''cheerup' parties have
been necessitated in the past tcw days
10 keep the Srnartest OF the smart ones
from dying of ennui. Gaiety has been
obliged, If not to reign, at least to
show a proper spirit of caring for her
subjects and providing that no dearth
of good times prevailed. Seriously,
Lent has never before meant so little
20 those who usually take il seriously.
If the same old rule of regarding the
society columns as the only record pc
rused b. the recording angel in making
up bis books obtains, there will doubt.
less be general effort later to censor
the doingS OF society. but 30 far there
has been no effort even TO keep this
orep record from perusaI of the keep
or of ono S conscience.
Alrssdv The signs Of sprine are evi-
dent in the election of officers of the
Country cluh, and the prospects are
that the club viii open earlier than
usual this year and with much more
Interested and enthusiastic membership
than has been tho rule in tho past The
new board ot directors is to hold meet
ings regularly for the next few weoks
and some improvements contemplated
for some time are talked or as posi-
Steiner. president: .Jar r. Gilmer, vice
president: 7. W. Bower, treasurer and
=. f. Neel, reelected as secretary. The
remaining directors are r. C., GcmmelI
ADD F. i. McGurrin;
The third in a series OF bridge teas
AT the Evans home on Third East street
was given yesterday afternoon by Mrs.
:. D. Evans and her daughters, aud
was attended by over forty of their
friends The national colors were used
for decorating the house. and many
flags were to he seen in all the rooms.
Nine tables OF bridge were played and
after n number more came in for the
lea which followed Mrs. Harry S.
Knight and Mrs. George Steiner poured
iea and coffee. Assisting them in serv-
ing were Miss Kate Groo, Miss Hazel
SappinPton, Miss Edna Farnsworth and
Miss Aiinc Mcmillan.
Salt Lake has n fine representative