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REILLY, Of YALE,
SUITS W.&L. FANS
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general is running things in great
STYLE. He IL valuable also for his drop
kicks In running back runts ana
lodging through a broken field ne u
=, his hest. "CannonbalI' Beuhrines
whose terrific line plunges were . sen
sation last year, IL back at full some
rs once more holding down his han
hack position, but his running mate
burke Is temporarily disabled. though
h. viii be in shape by the first game.
A number Of last years scrubs are
ont again. and though there IL not as
much material for substitution. there
will be a good team In battle daiis
With the varsity. 1t Is too soon to ger
good line on the new material yet'
hut several are showing up exceedinxiy
we'll Terry, from Arkansas. shows the
earmarks Of a slashing good half back
". II. Smith. from Randolph Macon
Academy, is sh owing UP well in the
quarter back position. while feepies'
q. last years squad, and Carver,
western Maryland product, will give
the backfeld men q run for their JOBS.
Peck, the big Californian. also looks
we'll
Training table has been Instituted.
with about twenty men on u at the
start. M,re additions will be made from
time to time.
Z The FIRST game IL scheduled for Sep
,ember 2s with the Medical College OF
VIRGINIA. and by that time Coaches
Reilly and NJ ,omaw will have whipped
the team into something like lighting
condition1
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VANDERBILT CUP
RACE POSTPONED

Hundreds of would-be spectators. who
held tickets for the Vanderbilt cup
and grand prix race here this week.
left town on every train sto-night fol-
lowing the official announcement that
weeks.
Eve regret that this step was neces-
sary," I. @. Hickman, president Of the
Milwaukee Auto Dealers Association.
said Tonight Under present weather
coalitions no other step was possible.
We shall redouble our efforts to put
the track in nrst class condition. and
we expected It will be by October 2,
when the Vanderbilt cup race Will
start"
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bURMAN BREAKS
ANOTHER RECORD
Establishes Track Mark at Pitts
burgh-Joe Horan Narrowly
Escapes Injury.

Pittsburgh. Pa, September 21.-"Joe'
Koran. In a Cutting car. crashed
through a fence while going upwards
Of seventy miles an hour during the
q uto races on the Brunots Island track
this afternoon. smashing the cur. but
escaping with few bruises. The
accident happened IN the nve-mile race
Tor nonstock cars.
Bob Burmaa broke the record for
the track, made by Barney oldfieId. By
covering q mile in :51:9s.
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WOMEN TO HELP
RAISE 10000
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CONTINUED From Sixth Pase.'
s.;,a;ne narka exclusively for the use
NJ the amateurs.
Cost Almost Prohibitive.
~. 1reat.r evidence of the need OF
exclusive parks for the amateurs IS
needed than to cite the cost OF the
BROAD Street Park To the Battle AKA
team during the recent game with the
pencos The Battle Axe managem ent
had To nay to the management OF tne
BROAD Street Park Corporation 20
cents out of every dollar tnat was
taken in at the gate. In addition 10
paying two-thirds Of the expenses OF
the hire OF labor at the park. THIS
took a large part of the proceeds ou1
of the pockets Of the play srs and man
ssement Of the Battle Axe and the
Pepcos teams, and apparently was
heavier charge than tn. series OF
games merited.
With adequate parks for TIE use OF
the amateur teams Of the city ex-
psnses incident to the above VIII be
cut out and the clubs will beneft TO
that extent
1t is probable that a meeting OF the
Amateur Commission will be held
Tuesday night to discuss plans for
next season. and It Is hoped thaS the
call for the meeting will be responded
20 promptly by all interested parties.
Secretary Hooper has consented 20
keep his books open until September
Is to allow the managers Of the va-i-
Gus leagues to turn in their reserve
lists for the season Of 1919 All play
ers whose names are not turned in
by the 25th will be declared free agents
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BRENNER BEsTS WARRIOR

r,.r.,.rd september M.-With a recruit.
Rrenner. making his major league pitching ing
DEBUT the Maps beat the Yankees IN zen
innings to-day. to 4. Brenne. o,,, arroT.
Warnop s ny nonor. score:
COST M" ~ Now York.
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'fESREAU'S PITCHING
DEFEATS PITTSBURGH
Camnitz Also Does Some Fancy WIRING nut Is
Hit at Just Right Moments Cubs Lose
Twice to Phillies.

2eev York, september. x.-A foar-psy swss'
~ Murray In the fourth inning eave tne
4 S1anea 4 3 10 1 verdict over the Pirates To-
80 resreau ana Camnitx fought pretty
Difching duel Murray brought N sns
Gtants nrst run IN the second On NJ SSu
~. The Pirates scored IN me sixfn OF
Va Snera single and steal o. second. ana
Myers's had peg to shafsr. score:
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Summary: ITo-nese hts-Almsida. Kyle.
Eoo.ttxei. Sitcheil. Home run-Fouser
Stolen bsses-Bescher, Gowdy. Double plays
-Esaa 80 Grant TO HoslI-zeI; Sweeney TO
Ec-se-- Mitchell TO seve-oi6 First base on
fans-o~ DoaueIy. :: OF Fronme. l. OK
IcG-syao- 4 Struck out-By Dou-eIly. g;
BY F-orare !. HI. by p!tche--Hy McGrsy-
sor J. RaIE-DonEeIly. Empires. Owens
ana B.sensn- Attendance. sSn
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RED SOX HAVE EASY
TIME WITH WILLETT
Pound Tiger Slabman All Over Lot Establishing
Beyond Doubt That James McAleer Will
Share in World Series Money.

Detroit September 0<-The Red eox wenS
= alusfest from the Tigers to-day. u 70
yvt,lste atayed the limit for the locals.
thouEh he was theorefIeaify knocked from
the. boz in several innings. Yerkes. AraS
,~r6.s inciudins q homer Collins WAS irwin |
etbie until he eased mp In the seventh. score;
S'sNs $3.50. DetrClt.
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RUcKER EARNS sHUT-0UT

Brooklyn. September .-vhEe Ruck.-
vas earning . shUtHgt today hts hackers
we're tsmu.-inE Geyer at over the lot and
giving ere Cardinals = 20 heating o
Sfie-. ESC<c- and Stsasei each made rhr~.
btu. :he .a-tsrs Including q horn.r Score:
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ATHLETICS TUMBLiNG

e.. Louis, September 11-In drizslink
rain the browns won to-Aay's game from
the Athletics by the soOrs OF TO Inc
Rrovns' seven hits came where they oio
the most good. while Philadelphias nine
hits we're scattered. Tho Browns were ala
ed BY four Athletic micpiay. Sc1,e'
~ TnufA x0tl90lePuIDs
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MEDICATION FOR
NEW RULE MAKERS

Carlisle. Pa. September sI-The
fact that Albright was able to score
seven points to Carlisle's fifty In the
opening game Of the football season
here this afternoon Is advanced by ex-
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DOVES BEAT REDS

SostSn- September g--Clouting two twirl-
ers for seyeneeen saset.es. the Doves over
whfined ;he Reds here to-day by a score
Q: IS 20 . The Reds failed TO reach DON
reilly UatiI he let UP in the ninth Kyle
bsssed three o: the hostiles' seven hits.
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sissp: Leasus Bas>bass Club Sss te-say
ase1 Sss Tor everc-owessg tie West SIS.
DoosbaE PsYk s;x eayp 81 Avsss; IRE
9sasespa: tUAgs moAe the Ass 20. each ear
en- preG1est chsssss W, Murphy ~ss .
Asspoaass, But Js4es sect lisAt<See k:n,
V5sA ne seaGsns Sbos - Wo0 Sa;y a.
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summary: Two-base hits-"aish., Shot.
Collins. sacrince hits-Milier; crsoo, I sns.-
ten stolen base-shotten. Doat' % Hiiier;
Waish to Barry. Left on bases-st LoI as;
1o Philadeiphia, I. First base on osls e,',n
Baumgardner: 3: of cra5e. s : s' Hit by
s,.hsrNRy Crabb, !. Time Of game
pm. I1mpires. Dineen and o'Brien.
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Chicago.
Totals - s q Is Totals ...32 10 "a
sW Miller, right he!d.

Tran Tor Archer IN ninth.
:Batted FOR Cheney In ninth.
Score by innings: n.
CHICAGO ....................oo looo1 o.
Philadelphia ....-.............O o 00OS ~
Summary: Two-base hits-Zimmerman.
Knabe Doo!an. Three-base hit-Saier. Sac
rifce hits-Saier, Williams. Stolen base
Goode. Double pIays-Rtxey to Killifer to
Luderus: Knabe to Luderus Left on bases
tall.-On cheney. 2: or Rixey. 3 Struck
out-By Cheney, 2: by Rixey. 1. Wild pitch
Cheney. Rixey. Time OF game, 1:45. Um-
pres Eason and tombstone.
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Summary: Two-base hite-Paskert. Doo-
Ian. Sacrince hit-Dodge. Stolen 6ases-R
Miller, knabc Double plays-Erers to Tink-
er 20 SAFER: seaton to Kflifer 70 Luderus.
Left bases-Chicago. :: Philadelphia. T.
First base on balls-OH Lavender. 2: OF
Ses:on T. Struck out-By Lavender /: by
Seatoa. 5. Wild pftch-Seaton. Passed bail
-KiIiter. Time Of game. la Umpires,
Johnstcl. and Eason
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Turner. Three-base hits-Jaeksoh' t Ls,dwin
saci s..a.NwcMtIlan (3). Lajoie. Double
nisyMchapman 10 Lajoie to johnson; FITS
has. on baIls-on Brenner. 8: on Masnop's
Struck out-By Bremen; /: ~ Mn'y I'm.
,,-.. Connolly and Hart. Attendance -'''"'
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the "aill" daily practicing for the
coming battles OF the season
Bingham. Of Ashsviils. showed up
weak last season. since Carolina wal
Hoped the team from the prep" school
by q score Of IL to o. OF course. 1t
will bs considerably improved this
year, since our last years captain.
Bob winston. 10 athletic adviser
there. No doubt they viii sfve Caro-
lima a game worth witnessing.
Next on the schedule comes the IN
vincibIe v. P. l. squad. that played that
memorable tie with Carolina In Norfolk
las, season. 1t was the game OF the
year; they fought till all strength had
been exhausted by both teams 80
news has been received at Chapel Hi
to the effect that v. p I. is not crack
team this season. and those that WIZ
ness the game In Raleigh or winston
salem will get their moneys worth
Raleigh 10 making flattering BID foi
this game to be played in the capital
city, but IL has not been dennitely de-
ciSed. Some entertain fears that tine
A. & n grounds cannot be obtained
for the game.
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nrspond!ne 20 Captain Tfifefs eau
Par men 70 come out for practice. sixty.
eour answered the summons. ana LOT
mere than ten Jays each Afternoon
FOOTBALL practice has been csrrssd oss.
rbese men were In active charge Of
r. large band Of men snxtous to make
sne VARSITY: n sad Coach Nat ycsrtmell.
pYe,A CoGches william c. Martin sns
=. HepAerpoa. since Coach Cart
men - eenersl ash'esjc sdvtser, he
Wul -supsTv1se sll forms OF ashi ssscs
shtp season. Cooeb WeSsse. VINO vas
for ehree y0oso . sser On sne
Ncere DaWe Cutvesse0 eeaa WI -
4. aessvv eAaxes g ~ eeo0 sA10 80.
-. U~Nane ponyO0 = 81 UoUog9ouo
"a n, 0lba - = oUuooossUo - -
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Geof1esSwS ss

The game with Georgetown. at Rich.
mond, on November 2. gives promise Of
being a eridiron battle equal to another
annual game that 10 pulled on In that
city. OF course. IL 10 . well recogni1eo
fact that Georgetown has team tina.
viii equal the best in the country. ana
Carolina will have to work on that
day in she hopes to carry away any
hcnors.
It's old rival. Just across the border
line. the University Of South Carolina
has A date with Carolina also. on tne
af,ernocn Of November y. For severai
years south Carolina has proved no
match for our team. and We nave NO
r.por,s that Il viii be far superior 10
former wears. Carolina only beat u
las, wear by the score Of Il to Q.
washington and Lee always has
|e.n,sn~ team. and Carolina seldom
III. M large scores on this college OF
~. OlA Dominion. Last years game
.su,s.d An a score Of % In favor
Of our boys
tn. last game OF the season. - Aes
been customary for years. 10 the
ira nix sivins game with the Cniver-
si,v of virginia. This year the game
Games on III. day Of November ~.
las. wear Carolina received the most
nominating and severest druootnG OF
MANY years. when Virginia gave US
2 Dose esq while u took tw snfy-eight
points with all ease Carolina was
s,mply Host IN the shufle and could not
rally q single point No predictions %
20 ,h,s years game are Forthcoming.
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perts a. indicating that the makers OF
the rules were successful in their ef-
forts to strengthen Offensive play pos
sibilities.
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SECOND GAME.


Totals IS; n Is Totals ...:s 3 "A Is
Wv. Miller. RICH. heid.
+Batted for Lavender in ninth.
Score by innings: r.
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Totals ...ss q y Tota.s ~ Is :! q -
sNoranvt!Ie. eho:tstop.
-Ss-ted for FromUe IN third
Score BY innings: r.
CiiSciHEa's ----e - 6oe Gt%Z
Eos.on ..-................-.....e5 e35c -
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Pittsburgh.

Totals IN 6A 3 Totale ..-0
IRAN for Myers IN seventh.
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.ntals 81 I Z y II Totals 80" >
sBatted for Cratb in ninth. n
Score by innings: ...,oo,on-3
-............'''''.ooc Iolo -
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Os~mr.rv: Tvo-bsse hit-J. onslow. Home
nns-snesksr. crawford.t Stolen basesI
Hooper. Krux. Double piay-Louden to BUSH
to j. Onslow. Left on bases-Boeton: .:
~ ceiiins. / struck out-By Collins. ]; py
what. 3 Passed BALL. Onslow. Time OF
sams. i5o UmpirsA O'Loughiin ana NC
oreevy.
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY MONDAY.
Warrington ut Chicago.
PAtladelDhia ut st. Loa1s.
New York at Cleveland.
Boston at DetrC.
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~ Louis.
Bvoektu.

Totals ..-- - is = e T~-s'. 80
's,..se :or rsye- 81. r.-s--N.
-ss.ted for PERU e. r9rrh
La Junta tribune., 1912-10-12
ooyces for which the old par,ie.

sources for which the old parties
show such solicitude.
The people are Jus, beginning TO
think OF the things the politicians
nave forgotten In the past They be-
gin to realize tha, il IL pays the spe-
eial interests 10 participate in poll
ties. IL ough, 10 pay the people
hence the general awakening all over
the nation.
In a recent editorial In the Colo
rado Springs Gazette. Clarence r.
lodges paper. h- hi, the builseye
Shen he said:
"Deplorable as it may appear. the
,act caunot be disputed that for the
past quarter OF century this nation
has proven itself money mad. !, has
been case OF money up men down
Political parties, ostensihly represent
ing the people. have assembled in
convention and resolved to what.
protect our industries foster our
banking institutions, protect our cor
porations and all these ,hings-really
necessary but OF sec1ndardy impor-
,ance-but what have they said of
these mstters7
Conserving human resources.
Protecting and encouraging men
and women,
safeguarding the tender interests
OF children.
Building chas,cter and establish
INK a cod. OF moral honor
Providing for an honest wage for
The honest toiler.
Prevention of gambling in those
commodities which represent the life
and health OF the people.
When We destroy the square deal
when We place money above man
hOod-Vhcn We give special privileges
to few that cannot b. given to all.
We destroy hope and leave no incent-
i've for the discouraged human be-
ing
La Junta tribune., 1912-10-12

Summed up. the situation is. In.
ueed. a remarkabl. one without par
allel in the history of politics. Thery
can be no doubt regarding the fear
Of the old parties. They have en-
doaNurcd to make the tariff a
paramount Issue In the state. y
plhlicans and Democrats are asres
that tariff simply TO protect is good
thing. but Progressiyes bci,ev. thar a
tariff should be 20 arranged that o.
will pay dividends TO the people
rather than TO the corporation. Then
the old parties have attempted 10 ris
the people to the chariot OF ,raditi1n.
bu, the people are beginning "a fe-
slize that live issues ar. IN. one. de.
mandIns immedist. attention.
La Junta tribune., 1912-10-12
WEEKLY DENVER LETTER

"you might ius' as we'll attempt 20
turn back the tide Of the ocean with
. piteh'orb," said Chairman Stoeber,
81 the State Progressive COMMITTEES
this week, "-s TO attempt 10 prevent
the deser,ion from tn. old parties 10
the ne. one. we are more than 9rs'.
ined. Conditions ., this time are Tar
better than NE had ever hoped or
eon,empis,ed they would be.
"F''yfour out o. the sr,y'~o
counties In the state are organized
and wherever an organization has
been effected the party ana platform
have s.ep, everything. From every
section OF tn. state the messages OF
good cheer are coming ana before NO
sember S has been reached ~ looks AZ
" Coiorsso would furnish the nation
with the report Of a landslide"
The Increasing demand for PRO
ErcAshc literature is perhaps one OF
the most dependable indications
pointlns to the changed conditions.
Hundreds Of puuuds per day are
mailed ont aud the thinking people OF
the state are paying particular a;ien.
tion to the Progressive platform or
What b. known as -th. contract With
the people
AZ no time since suffrage was
granted roman ln the state have they
shown th" same energy, rnthusiasm
and determination they are manifest.
Ink In the present campaign Hun.
dfcds Of the representative women OF
the state are dcNoting their time.
without reward OF remuneration. u
the cause OF the Progressive parry on
account Of its declaration In favor OF
the ballot ior women nationally. In
tn. city Of Denver. Jane Addams
clubs. Progressive Womcns Leagues
and other similar organisa,l ns are
being effected In nearly every pre-.
cinct. one Of ih. most prominent
women OF Denver attributed the in
tcr.st Of women IN tn. campaign In
favor o' the progrcssiy.s this fall to
tn" determination OF tn. women to
take ad,antag" OF tn. oppor,unt,y to
accomplish What men have failed TO
accomplish In years gone by.
I'VE Sc. iha, there is something
wrong when the husband has TO work
year In and year out and the only
thinx b. gets fer i,-After meeting this
high eSpcns. paid for everything ia
. reccip, for 4 scnbty living. The men
just 10 right on ,olllnG and really do
not have iirie to study conditions
The Progressive platform means
snAethInx Il means thai The suc
,esss es he pasty VII change soeAt
La Junta tribune., 1912-10-12

Headquarters have been established
for tn. Progr.ssiS. party on the sec
ond floor OF the Auditorium hotel. Ia
Den,S Friends OF good government
from every section Of the state. are
invited to call when In IA. city, n
you cannot call. writ. Progressive
Headquarters. Auditorium Hotel. Den
yer, Colo tor copies of tn. Progress
i've platform. the contract with ihs
people and other matter OF vital in
i.r.st to every voter In Colorado.
Women or men who can devote
little tim. TO tn. b.ttermsnt OF polit-
ical conditions In their communities
nj. invited to furnish their names
and addresses. The campaign Is prov
ing a landslid. for popular govern
men, where the rights OF human be
ings are placed paramount TO every
other right Thousand, OF loyal work
ers-men and ~om.n-a ar. on the
firing line In the staie today. The.
ar. armed With = righteous cause anc
will triumph a. certain A. II Is thAi
| tn. nixh, follows IN. day.
La Junta tribune., 1912-10-12
osd evsIrsss.

Perhaps you remember a little To-
cal agitation n year ago las, spring
when the liquor dealers association
II Denver came To tn. assistance Of
cx.vtllaxc saloon keepers. and their
frien.iS. In an abortivc effort Ia re-.
open III. local thirstAicyiatora In
tho Tribune II February I. 1911. ap-
pesred letters from seventy.fIvr p~r
cent oe the business men oe Ia Jun.
u protesting against the return of
the saloon on busincss grounds. The
ncxt week letters from each business
man In Rocky Ford were published
declaring that the hanishing of tho
saloons had been = bsas<it To busi.
ness there. II the liquor traffic 10
damaging 70 busincss Ia Ia Junts .: 4
Rocky Ford. u 10 . bad thing for
business all over the state. The
liquor traffic 10 tho pirate os The
As'sin"ss world. Vote. "Yes." and
Dsk hin out oe busiusss IN CojornAo.
La Junta tribune., 1912-10-12

The stronrcs, featur. ~ the Pro
gr.ssiy. platform. however. lies in It's
broad and genuinely human treatment
of questions involving tn. rights and
duties OF the people. Prosres.ives
believe tha, ". should protect and
conserve our human resources as ~.ll
as our commercial industries In other
.ords. they believe that man comes
before money and that Wh-n ~e
weaken and destroy our human re-
sources-our children. our bra~n. our
brain and our character that. 40 a na.
ton. We are destroying the only
power that can Great. the other 70.
La Junta tribune., 1912-10-12
Equal Suffrage

The Progressive pesee ssc l.eetv s.
70 - tive sseersey esnlss rehss e~ ooosveV
ssH p'secs ssh 70 ths q
alike. '~ " WV" ~
La Junta tribune., 1912-10-12
4 W0MAx'S BACK
The Aches and Pains Will Dis.
appear II the Advice of This
La Junta Citizen is
Followed.

\ ~on'an'S hack has many aches and
palms.
Most times lis the Kidneys fault.
bscksche IL really Kidney ache; :
That's why Dosn's Kidney Pills cure
u.
Many L. Junta women know thIs.
Head what onr has Ia say about n.
Mrs.. J. W. brown. A1I ". Second s..
I.s Jnnta. Colo- Aays: II had . yerv
painful hsek snd after sitting II ~,
dimeslt for me to arise. I attributed
my trouble Ia disorderrd kidu,y.. =.
'hsrs wers many symploms hat
ahowed that they were II fault, ire
kIdWry sseretions wes- irregular in
passage snd whenever I took eoid. n
SETTLED IN my Kidneys and sssr.vstsS
my SUFFERING About ten years A.
lesrmea ri Dosn's Kidney pills ard a
thss time they brossh, relief. SInes
Then ~hem NY Kidneys have beeosn.
d's"rdsrrd sfter hsvr esvsht eoN =.
over-wseAsd. have prueured no....
k'ansy Pills II the Ia lunta Drns q.
ana they have never. failed 10 beneas
me-" "'
For ssie ~ eli dealers. pr,e. "a
sssss. Fesler-Milhsrn Co. n~S.ic
Nsw YORK. sole agents for ihs Usit:;
nsmsmhsr the same-posn..-..I
esks ~ sthss.
La Junta tribune., 1912-10-12

The press of the state can be re-
gArd.d A. being In way represent
alive of sentiment Fifty-t~o papers
in various sections of Colorado are
working like loyal patriots Tor the
success of the Progressive cause. A
few OF these ~er. formerly Demo
cratic publications. but a majority OF
them we're aligned with the Rspub-
lican party.
La Junta tribune., 1912-10-12
1.-THE Lifting Of the Burdens

ote, these political remedies is Of course to make
Political betterment will assist
economic will the advance
equality Of opportunity for ali
Wealth should be more equally
distributed; pressing problem Of the unemployed relieved
Beyond any political reseneraen Progressive
accordingly pledged definite economic statutes
Among may mentioned strong public utilities
an,pss subeetnG all public ratons
aseertned physical valuation Of their
freight
public generally Through this
channels the farmers miners and aboers Of Colorado
special consideration protection There
In Colorado established
Of many necessary high ivoo
Investigation dissolution OF rigid REQ
general welfare shall require OF mo
public Interest state the placing
directly In with the
burdens Of farm labor especially among
dealing with the establishment OF scientific Intelligent
and profitable development ndus,ries"-From e. .
Costgans Letter OF Acceptance
La Junta tribune., 1912-10-12

The sentiment la Denver cannot b.
mistaken. The report OF the canvas
made. published herewith. show
about the average condition In Den
Yer. This canvass -as made for ,ht
purpose OF determining exac, eondl.
lions for use at headquarters and no,
for publication. With the passing o'
every day the lead Of the Proyres
ives viii be increased.