La Junta tribune., 1912-03-16

Joncs-"sure. why. It looks ike
searchlight"
Smith-''Ycs. II is cute little
flare Wen. III tell you: Jack made
me executor OF his VIII. you know.
and after all other clauses came one
providing $1,000 to be- used for
memorial stone This. my dear Jones
is IT," touching the rock In his
tie.
The new school ma'am Of coun-
Try school was Introducing tho barn.
yard game to te pupils during r..
cess period one winters day
Each Of you." she explained,
must repre-cnt some barnyard ami.
NAL or fowl
The children entered heartily into
the game. and soon the room re-
sounded with me Hey oi neighs.
bawls. grunts. crows and other
sounds In imitation Of horses, COWS.
pigs. roost,rs. etc.
During all this me one little fel.
low over In the corner had not moved
nor uttered a sound
Johnnie. what's the matter? Why
don't you join the game" the
teacher asked
'sh' says Johnnie. I'm laying an
egg
just t-w short months ago our
city council was good enough TO
order la $500 street crossing on
the corner Of our re lidential domicile.
for which We were extremely thank.
ful Now they are going TO erect
500 lamp post, uruamented with four
tungsten sIHiy-watt incandescent
lights right in front OF our place OF
bu mess Who said that We had
lost out with the city council, Not
yet-uot so you can notice IL. BE.
sides that the city council and the
Santa r. together. have their plans
all made to park the desert waste In
front Of our offlc. and make II a
beauty spot that will be the pride
of all Ia Junta. Why. the prea, fam.
Ny journal inst ad OF being r.lcsa,.
ed to the scrap heap is going TO be
right up In the front row on the
main stem of the burg.
Don't fail to adj the interesting
article ON another pas. Of this Issue
by william Allen White. entitled
Where the People Rule the People q"
II tells the story OF how Kansas got
rid Of the political obliyarchy that
dominated H. Ten years ago political
conditions In kauzaG were just as
they are today In Colorado II was
ruled by corrupt bipartisan gang
In Topeka Just as Colorado Is ruled
today by corrupt bipartisan gang
In Denver Il took ten years to free
Kansas but today 1t is one Of the
most prosperous states In the union
with the largest per capita of ses
sed valuation and IN. largest per
AhlAAA VI NANNh hfTEHAhHNAH NNA INV III
I'd States What Kansas has done
toward establishing free state gov,
"rnment Colorado can do. All that
needed is strong public will
SAT and sane leadership
Mrs Elizabeth Dougherty received
a. A
wilder, Of Burlington. Vt. profess %
OF music, at who're conservatory her
son. Martin, H. student II voice
culture. which says Martin was a
little pale awhile ago. but is now feel
ing great Mr. Shakespeare told him
he was good enough TO sing anyvhcr'
In the world, and was training per
fcctiy right-as well as he could do
culture. which sayls Martin was a
very best pupil lie was very nica Ia
him and gay" him two lessons wil
liam Shakespeare Is famous sing
ing teacher OF England-almo-t as
distinguished a. his famous nam.
aakc OF classical po-tical lore. Hia
fine tenor vote. has made him popu.
lar m well as famous In England In
concert and oraiorio He has been
making a tour of III. United States
M FAR west as 10. Angeles. and on
the occasion OF his visit to hurting.
ton = banquet and recital was given
In his honor our youny Mr.. Dough.
"rty was among tbor. Who w.r. on
the program. tn. personnel Of which
Included some Boston artists of
more or lcss local fame. Mr. Shakes
pcare was gallant enough to compli.
m"nt one Of the Boston lady ar.
lists on the fact of her being an
unusually fine singer. but regretted
that the quality of her vote. was