La Junta tribune., 1912-11-30

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stance and II you want to u' D'iN
..p -riment. We wiIl be glaa 10 '"'
n,,h you with supply OF ola ne"
papers.
I, Ia said at elephants ofteA at
,aiu an age ,f 100 y,ars. out '''
Win no. b. tru. OF the G. o. r. els
phant II did pretty well ho"s''r'
and on the ith OF next Mareh WIZ
hay. attained the very respec'ao''
ana of tvo scor. and twelve. oi
Nil sad words OF tongue or pen 'no
saddles, are these. IL misht nave oe''
-siff.r.p, II Roosevelt had bee
nominated at Chicago In June IN
stead of In August.
me ting OF Colorado republicans
has been called for Friday. D"c"h
b 9Th, TO take steps TO p''S''
and sondify the party along H'
lines suggested by President laf''
The parry mas sui' "'
four years. and It will take some
thing stronger than benzoat" Oh
soda 10 pr.sery. |, for another four
wears. Think OF trying to soiidi'y
In. Mormon church and maple ssr'
up. That's all that's left OF the
publican party.
A resume OF the vote ON President
iu Colorado shows that Wilson car
ri.d fifty eight counties, Taft nv
and Roosevelt none. Taft carried
Concjos. Cosiilia. Hu.rfano. Las AMI
mas and Lincoln. Taft leads Roos'-
vel, in thirty nine counties Will
Roosevelt leads Taft In TWEEN
ty.three counties. The total vo'"
ast.t7s. OF which Wilson s"cur''
li2.3ts: Roosevelt. ss.73'; TAFT
60. .oo7. Chain. i.775; D.bs. ls.,'s
Rcim.r 1867. Wilson leads Roosevelt
by ~ sos and Taf, by i2.33s. Roosc-
vel, leads Taft by $3.50
n. came down the garden path.
sad. s,rrowfui figure sh" watched
him with anxious eyes.
How did father take IL" she ask
ed
He took II all right" replied the
young man.
Oh. am - kisd. George" she
cried.
Ar. you.' replied George. fiop-
ping f,rlornly by her side. We'll.
can't say that I am. dear, At first
your father wouldn't listen to me.
why didn't you tell him that you
had t,.5eo In the bank. as told
y1u to-" sh. exclaimed.
u did. after all else had failed"
Gcorg. d.'cc'.ily.
And what did h. do then"
DO" echoed the young man. pass
ins his hand wcarily through his hair
% lie borrowed IT,"
In kanfas ard parts Of Missouri
Democratic and Republican ppliticiars
nlik. loudly dcc'arc that the mass.
- OF the Republican and p.mocra,ic
parties hr" progressive. but In Con
nccticut and parts OF New York Re
publ an and Democratic politicians
assure the people that in reality
the Democratic and Republican par.
ties are conservative. We find III.
Republican roof covering such men
as Morgan aud Lafoll.,,.. and tn.
Democratic rpcf covering such men
as Bryan and Ryan. tn. Bryans
a d Lafoll.ues fight TO max. IN.
Democratic and Republican parties
really progressive. but the Morgans
and Ryars succeed In keeping both
r"actionary. There can b. no peace
between th.s. opposing men. n
ho'h ar. a1cer-.- .--Ex. Senator B.v.r.
idg. In speech a' dollar dinner IN
kanAAs city given by proyr"ssiy" ju.
bi'Ators In honor Of IN. recent Vic.
tory.
Work IL nov In progress In IN.
office Of Chief Engineer Bish-. on
the plans and specifications for the
new office building. which IL Ia be
erected during the coming year on
the corner of Santa ~ avenue and
Fourth street. and Il ~ili probably
b- the ftrss of the year before IN.
contract 10 let. Every prosp~rt In
IL JuaA ~ ~ coming y~ar h de-
ck's-ily pleasing. and II looks As
though the old town vas destin-d 'o
come into its own In . very short
time. Members II the City Library
hoard made . tour N the town ye~.
is.vday fs tho pvrpna~ Of s-le~tins