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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-20
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Wa5atlan, Wertto, 19. sunni.
Cine aus $50 Mdnn beftebenbe Qbz
tbetlung bon 8unbestruppen i6Iug am
Wontae NbenD in Der Hdbe bon 3epie
'etna 400 RebeIlen in bic Gluht. 80
Snfurgenten unb elm Reguldrer purz
ben gstbotet unb bic 8unoestruppen
ma6ten Diele 9efdneene.
W WatroIenfreit in Marz
fetlle.
W Warfetlle, 19. Suni. - Der
am 9ienftag erfoIete Wtatroienitreit
BAT Gle Gei6dfte i'm 6afsn gum Sttlls
itanb ee6radt unb me6rere YaFasierz
bampfer tperben sinitlpeiIen untbdtis
liegen bleiben miifen. Die Regierung
bdIt 3orpsboboot 3eritorsr in 8ereite
Idaft, Inn spentuea bic goit gu befOrs
bern. Gle bat sleidfaQs WatroIen Der
arisgsfdiffs ubgei6idt, um ben Streit
gu bre6en.
u m mube 6insf DE Winis
ter.
petins, 10. Suni. - Der auls
ausminiiter 5iai Guam gie bat iit
mad 3isn 5iin besebsn, obne bic iibris
gen Rdbinetsmitglieber gu bena6rihs
tigen. Gs beibt, oab sr pie uu6 Pres
mierminiiter 5ans Sbao vi ni6t dui
ieinen poitsn auriid3utebren gebsntt.
Bon psrf6isbenen Seitsn pirb Or. Bu
Ting Sang, Der friihsre hineiiIde Sc
ianbts in Wafbington, dIs premiermi.
niIter in 8orfhlag gebradt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-20
in Der RonpeHtion gu beftigen 3us
iammenit0ben 5tpif9en JortIe3rittlern.
unb aOnierpatipen fiibren foGts.
Neme 1lnteriuAmmg iiber
bic GrntDrbumg Der
Jrl. Ir 6nabe.
Cine An5abl 3enseH ppr Die
Oranojnrp selaoen.
Sr. Graig ipridlt iiber feline ge5ie.
bnngen sm Der IeritDrbemen.
Bum q anabez Roll.


Jnbianapolis, 19. Suni. Die
Gountp : Grdnbiurp bat bic llnteriuz
dung bes Ieuiationellen GnabesJall.s
iuieoer dufgenommen, na6oem 6arrp
8. Webiter, Elm prioatbetettip, ibr aes
ipiTe Witthilungen qemdft bot, mel
DE auf bic aufipiirung Oes M0rbsrs
beuten.
Or. 6elsne anabe spuroe am "a.
Sttober 1911 nit burhihnittener
asble in ibrsm 3immer aufsefunoen.
Die poli3ei fam na6 Longer unteriu=
dung 3u ner aniibt oab elm Selbitz
moro porliege, pGbrenb Der Coroner
einen auf Worb lautenben DabrIprud
absab. Der bieiise 5rdusnpsr6ano,
oem Or. Gnak als Ulitslieb oness
borte, engdgirte Webitsr, um ipeiter.
gtahforitungsn an3uitelIsn.
Sin bianapoIis, 10. eSuni.-
Die Grdnoiurp bat ben JoQ BON Dr.
5elsne anabe rpieber sroFfnst, bic ON
"a. Sttober 1911 auf ibrem 3immer
NIT our6ihnittener aebIe aufgefunoen
tpuroe. Die Surb Derborts Or. GrnIt
2afplsr, afiitent oes 9bisrarstes Or.
W. y. Craig; SRI. Qnna Bulb, pel6s
bic gu6baltsrin bes Or. graia 1T,
uno ieine 5ausbdlterin 5rau 5ennant.
Or. anube mar Do3entin Der Bate
riologie an Der 5bierar5nei=Sd oes
Or. Craig. gs 1T niht bstannt, Of
Or. Craig Dor bic 9rdnbiurp qeIdoen
tutrben piro. 1r. Craig iagte beutt
4benb. Or. 4ndbe uno id iparen gut,
5reunos. Sic mar bdufis Bel mir gu
geiub unb cine intime s5reunoin mel.
nsr 5odter. Sdufis beiuhte ih 5rl
9r. anabs in ibrer Office in Qngeles
gsnbeiisn, bic meius Shule betrafen.
WGbreuo Der leBten Wondte hires
2sbsns befanb Or. Gnabe Iih in Gelbs
Osrlssenbeitsn unb ib baIf ibr nit tlsi=
nen Summen aus. sic mar nieoerges
idlustn uno it bin iibsr3suat, bab lie
Selbitmorb besangsu bat. 4m 4bsno
hires 46lebens bratte iie Elm BUD gu.
rid. oas lie bon msiner 5o6tsr gsIis,
ben bate. Sd mar an bieism 4benb
nidt gu 5duIs, fonbern tuobnte elmer
8erIammluna Der StubsntsnsQ Focid.
tipn beg College BEL SD BEIGE .ins
griinolite unterfu6uns msiner gssis,
bungen Su SRI. Sr. anabe rpilIioms
men."
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glutige Irbeiter llnru@
ben.

Glebelauo Sbio. 19. Suni. -
Der poli3iit GoDaro Barter tpurbe
ON Mitttuo6 ndbreno zines arapa[Ies
itrsitenoer eiien6abnsQrb get0biet
unb ). 6. Ballot, Gin Grprebpagenz
autfter, ihner periebt. Die .Streiter
batten am 9ienitag absnb bic 4rbeit
nitosrgelsgt uRh bic YsRnIplHaHia
gdbn bate anoere leute anaeiteut.
4ls 2eBters am Wittipod mprgen our
arbeit erIhisnen, fanbsn ii6 aud bic
IusitGnbiesn elm. Cine abtbeilung
poIisiiten tpuroe terbeigeruFsn uno
fudte bic Cronung aufre4t gu srbols
ten, nurbe dber Don ben Streiisrn
bur9 S6iiffs begrIbt. parter iisl bel
Der .riten SaIne. Seine aomeraben
ihlueen bic Streiter in bic 5luht.
Ballot purbe bon elmer psrirrtsu ausel
ssfroffsn. Sieben Der aratpoGiiten
tpurben perboftei.
lin ter fur4tbarem9ero % d /
Gbieago, 81, 10. Suni. i.-prpf.
Walter 9. 6aines bat osm Coroner
5offmdnn berihtst. bab er in Der Sc.
Der bes aribur 2inolOff. beHen Nuts
ter, Jrau 2ouiis 2inoloff, in 8sr6ins
nung nit ieinem Sobs perbdftst rpuroe,
cine arobs Quantitdt 4rIeni, fanb.
RAD Gntsegennabme oes gerihts
lieb Der Coroner bic Qsihen bon gDils
liam unb 4lma ainnloff. benz Gotten
reip. Der 1ohier Der Qnssilasten, ousz
srabsn, um bic ginssptioe auf Gift
unierfuhen Su laHsn. Sn ben Issten
orei Sabren itarbsn nift tpeniger als
fiinf Miiglieber Der 9inoloffiaen Jds
milie, bsren aebsn fir sufammsn
$10.665 su Guniten Der Jrau ainbs
loft periihert mar.
Ri paEfee. 10. Suni. Ils
syoiat oes sesen drau 2ouiie ainsloff
in ghieaao einseleitsisn gerfahrtns
hiirfttn bier 3pei 2siben tpieoer aus
asaroben Derben. Der erite 9atte ber
sFrou, 5ulius GrauHte, itdrb bier IN
sSabre 1906, anaeblif am Shlaas
flufIe. Sm 5er5it BEG foIasnStn Sab
rec iiorb plobli4 Der gruber oss aip.is
ten Gotten Der 5rau, Der 24idbrile
sotn oinblcff. geibe tporen fir |.
$4,000 ptriihsrt unb ibre Qeittn iolIsn
auf Gift unt.riuht Derben. ells Grou
QineIofi benahriftigt purbe. DAB
man In Der aeb<r ibres afpeiien Wans
nss Gift ssfunotn babe. fasse lie:
/. .Dariibsr tam i4 nidis fdsen."
'Gdneres GrubenunsIId.
Srinibab, Col, 19. Juni. -
Snfolst elmer Grploiipn i'm neusn
STOLEN Der 6aitinss Wsine. Gisen-
tbum Der Wietor american DueI Co.,
irurb<n am Wlittmon Wlorssn 13
HsroIsuts DsrjHiitist. Wssx niumt an.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-20
0rxaSeisentbnMs. .6systbefen.
Cincinnati, 19. suni.
Rsue q n n haya

Teue . qpof1eten.
Wamie g. asrn on 9ermania g.
u. go. 3. $1,000.
Ssmer 6. RummeI an pi.i.lbe
$1,000.
Warie @islting an 9erman 4meri.
can 6. u. y. 60. $1,000.
5reo. Sprsen an 5ome 9. II. 2.Go
$4,000.
emmo 9rinep an oisielbe. $500.
SpIreiterPbaln on oieielbs. $1,000
4unie O. Daois an Soutbern S6ir
g. II. & 60. $500.
SamIeI g. 5ubor an propibsnt
Sapinss Q. II. &. 60. $4,000.
CLARA 6. Tliller an Southern Qbir
G. II. Z. 60. $4,000.
Sernan 8. Srtman an Soiepb q
Watbias. $400.
Georee 80. glllen on S'grpanbpiIls
9. II. g. Go. $3.50.
f2po.a 6. Worgon on DAT 6. II. s.
60. $500.
Sarrp Sdulss an Ben. ss. Wlc Cen.
nan. $1,000.
Sobn Rau on Southsrn Ohio 5ap
81. So. $500.
Dan. Wolonp an Soutbern Sbir
g. ". :. Go. $3.50.
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Arm iino HeidI

Ieioen in aleiher ySeiie on ben ssol.
gen BON lleberanitrenglng bes aor.
pers, uie aopfihmer3en, Riiden.
id)Ddhe, llebelfeit, Seritopfung,
8elo- ober 8aiieriud)t, 2eber. unb
gtierenleioen. Ger Cine tbut supieI
i'm SebensgenitB, Der Anoere in Der
Grteit irno in beiben sSdIlen miro DER
aorper nit eiftiaen abfaQitoffen
ilbcrlaoen, bas gIlit oergiftet. Arm
ilnS Reib fonnen SeiIung finoen bei
Dem beriibmten, rein negetabiIiihen
s>eilnittel, Den ct. Bernard 9rauter.
pillen. Genft Daron. baB oiefe rpln.
bertbotiaen pilleu in allen 4potbefsn
fur nar % Gents su baben
liinos b
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-20
Grau GpeInn 3boD auf
BEN 3susenfanbe.

Dbite plains. q. e., 10.
SUM. 6arrn 81. 1bap cat elm Der.
fd1rtn einetleiisi. aus osm SrrsnhpIp.s
tai au Muttsonon lossutommen uao
btr stadt benubi isbt ieins Oottin
epeipn 9baip oIs 5ouptseuain dse.n
ibE. Ods Otrihts5immer, in lpeld,sm
be Wer6anblunsen iiattfinoen, mar
om Witttpoh nit Reuaierigen iibsr.
fiiut. bic gefommsn tporen, inn bic lofs
iiaen Ausfagsn bes sbemdliaen gbor-
inGosls iibtr fen 0srb1Itnib mit
Stonforb Mbitt. Der bstonntlih BON
6drrp 1hafp erihoiIen fpurbs, All h1s
rsn. Sis er3dblit, ipie iie Dor 10 Rob
ren 1botp's Hetanntifoft asmoht unp
brsi SABRE fpdisr In paris einen 6eis
Yottsantras pom ibm srbalien babe,
unb ME a. r0isno Dor Mutb aeporbtn,
ala He ibm sr3dbIt. bab Gtdnforo
Wbits mil ibr llmenng atpflcaen.
W6brenb sgrdu 1boip onf bem 3euaen.
fonbt mar. fab iie ibrem Gatfen, Der
dbfclut ieine Riene ptr3og. it1rr in's
Gjsli6t. Sie behcuptrte, boB i6r Gaite
ar 4dInoinatiOnen unb OtrfcIgunes.
spdbn Ittte. W6bHsn barGaepriioxlt
sab aaA IL ~ i&l6ssn epbrO4 babs.
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gpa Suepelmann on Spring 9rppe
Qpe. 6. u. .. 60. $500.
5eHrp 5. geiebous on 90. $1,000.
Rob. Serrmann on Conner Martet
6. II. 3. u. So. $1,000.
glnttonp Wdrbaf an Rinebdrt uni
4boifor. $3.50.
Suburbau 81. 6. 60. on SuIia 6,
Seit. $1,000.
qnnie Mertsl an College SiQ g. u.
g. So. $500.
6ra1t 2emrnel on gont Str. 9. 2.
60. $3.50.
Wm. 6. 3robme Il. q. an 19. @arr
9. u. go. $500.
4nnette Q. Sentborn on Central
Norrpooo g. Il. 6. q. 50. $4,000.
Gouiie 9. Struut on Sobu "
Wsper. $500.
9etilgte Snpotbeten.
Sol. R. Supper an aate qopeu.
$500.
Oerielbe an s. YotpeQ. $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-20
0ul. Wuoiepelt rdtb ieinen Nm
bangern lid pm Der aon-
pentiOn lossniaaen
iinb cine eisene apnp emtiom absn.
balten.
WOnp. Jchnion iast, Saf biss bic
Brnnemng elmer nenen repnbli.
fauiidjen Fartei bcSente,
Tie 5heooDre 9iuoiepelt snm Erah-
benfen Rominiren ueroe.

go ipeii Id in getrabt tomms, !"
faste am friiben Wprgen Col. Rooiss
belt gu feinen gelssatsn uno Ratbees
bern, bin ih fertis. Wtnn Sic iibsrs
'fimmt fpsroen. .oann boffe id, bab
S'e. BE pirtli6e unO gsissIids Ra.
joritdt ber aonpsntion, bieieI6s orgas
ni'irsn fptrben, uno Sic neroen IS
ibun. Denn Sie ben Wutb uno bic
aepaliidt 5brer llsbsr3susuns buben.
~4ls i6 ben aampf aufnabm, aps
peliris ih on bas BOLT. Die meiiten
SsIegaten uur0en in birsttsn qrimdrs
ipdblsn eru1bli unb ih tpdr Iisgreih.
Jest periu6t dbsr ods Rationaleaoms
misiss mid um ben Sies gu brinssn.
sic tonntn ts niht tbun. Was mid
psrionlia oHbstriffi. 10 1T es mir
elsih. sic btraub.n aber niht mid,
fonbern ba3 @oI,, bic srobe WlaiIe Der
wlitslisSsr Der rspublitaniI6en gars
tel.
Jd hcffe. Sic ipsrbeu iid tpeie.rn,
cine tn perbreteriiter Weife suiam,
m.nsefeste Dloioritdt ansusrtsnnen,
eine Majoritdt. bic ,einsn qnIprut
barauf tai, eine republitdniIte Ron.
BENTON genanni gu tperbsn. Wir bas
ben in ebrIiher Deiie cine tlare IRA.
joriidt Der 9eIesntsn erp66It, unb id
hoffe, bab Gle uniersn Gegnern ni6i
esftatieH tpsrben, sic INN ben Sies su
bringsn, ben sic errungen bdben.
= Menn Sie iiberitimmt fperben,
boffe ih. oob Sis. bic pir,lite uno ge.
ieslide WaioritGt Der aOnpentipn iid
als folHe organiiiren perben. Wenr
Sie meiusn Raib b0rsn pollen, oann
rotte ih 5bnsn, ii4 BON bieisn RGRs
nsrn poufsdnois los3uiaseH. 10 lanss
Gle bic aOntrrIs iibsr bic aonpentioa
in bstriigsriider Deiis be3aItsn.4
GouDerneur SobnIon bon Galifors
nien fogte bonn: Sic bab<n ssbort,
mas mir rnorgen ihun iperoen. Wir
tperben uns Don bieier rduberiIten
apnpenticn MID. LANCER on Der Rnis
hsrumfiitren laifen. Wir seben bin,
I'm gu sdmpfen unb mir iinb bersit.
eine neue republitaniite partsi ,u
eriinoen, bic 9beobors Roofepelt fir
5os prdfio<ntsnamt npninirsn pirb.
~Inb CT ipirb ertpdblt tperben." ries
fen bic Teltsattn im Chorus.
.DisIt neue partei, bic unpermeibs
lid iii." fubr gouDernsur SObniou
fort, .nirb cine ebrIite gartei i.in,
cine partsi, bic t.insn Raub, teins
Tisbsrei. uno ssine unshrIi4teii sus
IGBt.1
Die RuhriHi BON Der GrsIGrung
Rooftpelis Deruria6ts unssheure 2ufs
resuns I'm aonsreb 5O.sl. Die 1aft.
elnbdnetr iporsn persniist unb idns,n:
~GlOrb. Glorp. Saaeluiab". Ter
Gp<i.aisI bieh bis mad Elm ubr an.
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O2tMSnsAridAteR.

aoptnbus.n, 19. Suni. 4nsss
tommen: ~9ellis SloD" pon 9a.p
Dort.
Gueensto m n. ansei.: .Supsr.
fOrO@ BON p1ilaoslpbiaj ~5sanepnia"
bon Bolton.
Ibgts.: -goronia" nah Rem Wort.
Rem BORT. gbees.: .Roma" mad
Warftills.
HofoH. Gngs,.: -Goyonia4 DON
aipsrproL
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Charles u. StnId, 8rGiioent.
6omarS u. Setter, 8i3e.4raIibent
Charles :. Ferin, SiiIfs.aaiiirer.
Seuis 6. &an ausbol, Silfs.aoiI'r.
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a anftidsn. itrsn Jiibrsr su pers
a. pdbTsno adfts Reibsn unsrs
Nttsrt ieien.
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&ilIiam u. SemmOH, 8i5e. BrQitoent.
Monte {. 8ObIc, &aiiirer.
Charles s. SbielOs, 6illf5.4uiiirer.
,Sreoerid !. Ytager, 6ijIf5saaiIirer.
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2Sn,. 8. 8rpau

Wm. 3. 8rpan
yroteifirt sesen ben WprIaIag,
-~-e-S--~--
1aH Nlton q. 11drfer temtprdrer
WpriiRer Der bsmotratiidyen
Watioual.sto stoupentipn
tuiirbe. =
4ae ausfiht porbunteH,
DAB grpan isl6ft bic Domination err
balten iuiro.
Dus gefpeismatsrial sssen Jrau
aonife 2inbOlff In Gbicaso,
De i'm gerbu6t itebt, fiinf Ulitsliss
Der ibrer 5umili, psrsiftst gu
hdben, mebrt iih.
~
Gin Winenihuinbler, Der Miaion:1
srgaunsrt, perurtbfilt.
Tr. 2crsn 3. Dorsp bat in 5snnsF.s
SsIbItmoro begansen.
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Gin Winsnihninblsr, Der Miaion:ri
ergaunsrt, perurtbsilt.
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Or. 2orsn 3. Doren bat in 5enneFse
SelbItmoro begansen.
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Dos8 Stunbenz9eies.

pr1fibent 1aft unter3.ihnste am
TlittiDoa oas 9sieB, peI4es fir dlle
grbtiier uno Me6dnifer i'm Re1iss
rungsbisnft sinsn 8itiinbisen 4rbsitss
tag anoronst. Bon ben geitimmunesn
bieies Geiebes tpurben burh erstutip:
Sr0re ale apntrattarbeiter am ponGe
musaonal bis gum l. Sanuar 1915
aussenommeu, ba man sIaubt, baB Der
aanal nod Dor oieism Datum fertie
seftent iein pirb.
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-22
oasep Aerdsr Killed BY Lightning.

Supposedly killed by the cOncus-
80 of an electric storm Monday
nigAt. the body Of Daraquill Montoya.
s1xteen year old Indian herder. was
0ounl with 200 dead sheep Thursday
DOrning by Howard Van Horn. five
niles west OF Timpas. After the
1aath of the herder the sheep got
in1p field OF alfalfa and gorgcd
theuiselyts to death.
iThsre were no marks OF any kind
a either the herder or the flock he
uAs guarding. An autopsy held this
Gfterpoon by Coroner Wilson and Dr.
x A. Fisher resulted In the conclu.
stsu tha, Montoya was overcome in
the rare electrical phenomena.
nonioya came here several weeks
Ase bpm AAnansnanr. - ~. whsrs
'K6s~rstuaen In the indian schoo
He was employed for the summer b,
Asa Halnes.
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-22
ODD Fellows Memorial Service.

The annual memorial ceremonies OF
the Independent Order OF Odd Eel
lows and OF the Rebecca Lodge were
held last Sunday In the morning and
In the afternoon.
Al 1890 o'clock the Odd Fellows
assembled at Woodman Hall and pro-
eeeded to the cemetery where they
literally covered the graves OF eleven
q Their number and five OF the Re.
bsccas with beautiful flowers. They
aioo laid offerings upon the graves
Oe the wives and children OF their
hsOthere"od who have been laid to
reot In fairview cemetery.
kt ESQ O'Clock In the afternoon
Oh Fellows and Rebeccas gathered
IN Woodman hall. and listened to
soee excellent and appropriate music
re1dered by the choir Of the Chris
taah church. and to q memorial ad.
er@ss by the Rev. c. X. Daniel.
There was such an abundance OF
be1ght flowers gathered for this day
~ q number OF bouquets were spar
- and were sent to sick people and
70 sAu,.ins in our community.
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-22
Visits otero Reservoir.

c. A. Beerbohm returned home
Wednesday evening from three
days sojourn In the wilds Ct Chat
fee county and the frigid cline OF
Buena Vista. He was In Buena Vista
Monday on business and reports that
1t showed all day there. the ground
being covered with a real white man.
tie when the day was done. At Lead
vile. a little higher up. there was
over two feet of snow on the ground
Monday.
Mr.. Beerbohm. while on this jour
ney, made bis first trip to the site
Of the OterO reservoir. just few
miles north OF Buena Vista. For two
days he was the guest of Ed Cham
berlain. caretaker of the reservoir.
and put In some joyous hours fishing
for trout from a boat. with an old
time hook. line and sinker. He land
ed seventeen OF the finny tribe In
very short time. and feels almost
an much puffed up over II as Bob
Fisher used to when he performed a
similar stunt down on the banks OF
the raging Gunnison at Camp La
Junta.
Mr.. Beerbohm reports that the
Otero reservoir is full to overlooking
and up to It's capacity Of 10000 acre
feet. In consequence there will be
no shortage of water under the Otcro
this year There are also millions OF
trout in the reservoir. all that IL will
hold, and It has already acquired the
reputation OF being the best trout
fishing preserve In the state OF Col
orado. Mr.. Chamberlain has leased
the fishing privileges Of the Otero
reservoir and is accommodating quite
a number of lovers of the art pisca-
torial.
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-22
Oklahoma Tourists Visit la Junta.

Two big seven passenger tourins
cars, one Chalmers and the other
an American. were In La JuntR from
"Wednesday until Friday morning.
coming from u Reno. Okla. and en-
reuts 70 Dsavsr era ether points of
interest in Colorado The eleven oc-
cupants Of the cars were Mr.. and
Mrs r. d. Martin and seven chill
drcn, \ negro. II. T. W. Brown. and
Ray Spivy. chaffeur.
The party left FL Reno June 10th
and reached this point June 18th.
They reported much rain and hail and
bad roads. Said they could have
made the trip much more quickly but
for the unfavorable weather. which
retarded their progress In other ways
days In Syracuse and two days In
Greensburs.
Mr. Martin is engaged In gold min.
Ing and also coal aud coke industries
In Old Mexico. working over 1000
Mexicanr. but Is at present reliev-
ed from duty ms result OF the rev
olution. lie has hit upon the auto
plan to give himself and his family
"a delightful vacation, Their first
intention was to continue To the
coast. ship the ears back. and return.
themselves. by rail. but a later de
cision takes them to all points OF
interest and beauty In this state
and sends them home via New Mex
leo about September LIST
H. r. ". Brown. the colorcd man.
In cook and all around handy man fol
the party. He has two sisters In
Denver and one In Colorado Springs,
and WAS anticipating the family re-
union with much satisfaction and a
very broad grin.
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-22
industrial Directors Msst.

The directors OF the La Junta In
dustrial Association held their first
Joint meeting with the newly ap-
pointed advisory board Thursday ev.
enin3. and quite q number Of projects
for the good and welfare OF La Junta
were taken up and considered.
II was decided to hold the regular
monthly open meeting and banquet OF
the association Thursday evening.
June eth. and 4 committee consist
Ing Of II. E. Hall. G. Z. McCauley
and j. s. Walsh was appointed to
arrange the preliminaries and provide
the program for the evening. The
ladies' Of the Episcopal church will
serve the banquet In Harmony Hall.
One Of the subjects to be brought up
for discussion will be the advisabil.
ity Of retuvenatinE the Farmers Fall
Festival this year.
1T was decided to perfect the organ.
ization Of local National Old Trails
Association. and officers were elected
thusly: President. J. N. Lamb: vice
president. A. &. Draper: treasurer. c.
A. BeerbOhm. secretary. X. ID. Nc
Clintock. A committee consisting OF
H. W. Allen. G. Z. McCauley and J.
v. Welch was appointed to inauEurate
an active campaign for membership.
II costs 81 to become 4 member OF
the association. one half OF which
II turned over to the head office OF
the national organization in Kansas
City. and one-half remaining with the
local association to be used In
good road work on the Santa Fe or
any other old trail
c. =. Helm. X. Phillips and Wal.
ter Dubree. a committee appointed to
investigate the prospect OF establish
ing hotel In La Junta. reported on
a definite proposition that had been
submitted them by a hotel man who
has Just recently disposed Of his
hotel interests In Lamar and il very
anxious to engage In business in
Ia Jntx. His proposition is being
considered and there ID = very good
prospect Of . hotel sntsrpsise bslag
isaugysstsA II this city In the very
lnnr Huanfn St.sN -.
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-22
Prsiisne Rain Sunday and Monday.

La Juntz and the entire Arkansas
Valley for that matter had the
greatest and most prolific rainstorm
last Sunday that has visited this
section since the nigh, Of the opera
house fire-and that was n long
time ago. II commenced to rain In
torrents about I O'Clock last Sunday
afternoon. and kept II up intermit-
tenuy for u period Of over twenty
four hours. The government rain
gauge In La Junta showed total
precipitation fer the rain period OF
23i inches. the greatest amount In
nearly two years.
TO the growing crops. and was In
the nature Of n godHend to the dry
farmers. The soaking that the
ground received just nj this time
will insure the greatest dry farm
c.ops ever known In the state.
4 great many farmers were caught
right In the midst Of the cutting
OF their first crop of alfalfa. Much
Of II lay on the ground. but there
were many fields where the hay had
been cooked and stili more where 4,
had not been cut at all. but what
loss there II will be- A. nothing com.
pared 70 the great benefit that will
result from the rain. The rain In.
sures grasa on all the ranges. and Il
was becominE pretty dry In some sec
ttons. especially the Benton country.
In consequence all the cattle feed.
ers are happy.
La Junta tribune., 1912-06-22
e'.s F'.s o.y.

The annual flag day program Of
la Junta Lodge. No. 70l. b. p. o. E.
was given last Friday evening In the
lodge room OF the Elks' suite. and was
enjoyed by a large company. The pro
gram was very excellent. consisting
OF introductory exercises and an altar
service by the lodge. music. both
vocal and instrumental. n record OF
the American flag. the Elks' tribute
to the flag. and a patriotic address.
The Star Spanglcd Banner" sung
by the audience to orchestra accom-
panimcnt. introduced the program.
and WAS followed by Introductory ex-
ercisoS by the lodge and these. In
turn. with prayer by the chaplain
Rev. Father Felix Dilly.
The Elks tribute to the flag. read
by Il. c. Todd. is the most beautiful
We have ever reads indeed 4 prose
poem that fifty expresses \ most
noble patriotism.
Rev. o. G. Daie's address WAS mas.
terful and fine. having for It's domIn.
ant note an app al u our American
citiy~nship to eyIncc . true and
right patriotism. In the present pO.
liticai crisis and approaching elec.
ttou. by using the ballot with In.
tei!iE~ncc and with sincerity. forget.
ting the call Of parties. u need be.
In = response to the higher demands
Of principle. discerning. above all
slss the welfare Of our great con.
mon weaith-thc rights Of all and the
best interest of the greater number.
The vocal SOLO BY Mrs. Hazel Elm.
mons Bowics. and the vocal quartet.
sung BY Mrs. Bowies. Mrs. u. A.
Smith. r. d. McClintock and Frank
Thomas. deserve to b. especially
mentioned.
wondsrly's Orchestra rendered =
number Of appropriate and beautiful
selections and Il seemed Ia those
who listened that these musicians HI
never played ~ we'll.