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La Junta tribune., 1913-07-19
Slightly Mixed on Experts


Frank Potrie. one OF Wiloy's base
ball stars and sportsmen, won the
Z highest honors AZ the shooting con
test al Las Animas the Fourth Sew
eral experts Of the Pueblo Gun Club
and crack shots from all over the
valley we're present and took par,
In the contest. The match was a
real warm one for awhile when 1t
dropped to a tie shot between Pet
rie and an expert OF the Pueblo Club.
At the close Of the contest when
the two contestants tied. each had
a score OF ss shots out OF 81. When
the score vas united the Pueblo
sportsman made 10 shots out OF ls
while Pe,rie made ls crack shots
and carried away the gold quail tro-
ply offered by the Dupont Powder
Co Wiley l. right there when IT
comes to delivering the goods In
the sport realm Wiley Journal
Our esteemed contemporary II
slightly mixed as to the identity and
habitation OF the expert who was de-
featrd by the Wiley sportsman. The
expert defeated by Mr. Petri" on
the Fourth at Las Animas was VIII
Bowen. of La Juntn. and not an "eS'
pert OF IN. Pueblo Gun Club" II
Is natural to entertain the suspicion
that defeating an expert from pu-
eblo" would entitle Wiley to more
crcdi, than defeating an expert from
Ia 1unta" but really II doesn't Ia
Junta's trap shooting experts always
take home the bacon when they meet
a similar bunch from Pueblo. and "
you want to acquire real glory never
overlook an opportunity to claim the
distinction Of winning from an expert
Of Ia 1unta. because the La Junta
bunch are the real goods when II
comes To trap shooting
La lunta has won the Arkansas
Valley trophy SO many times tina,
II has really become mono,onous
and when they permit II TO slip
away from them for one brief round
II looks ~ though II was for the
purpose Of keeping some edve on
the rivalry The other gun clubs IN
the Valley would lose Interest al
together n Ia Iunta kcp, up her
winning streak porsisten,ly with no
let up whatever
la tun'a always was generous and
II the experts OF Wiley wan, to
carry away barrel OF la iun,a mon
ey and some real glory lc, then
coue over here any time and On
gage our trap shooting experts II
a real contest.sith no borrowed gum
7 IN evidence. a. Was the cas-. Will
she Ia Junta expert when the ~
| sas shot off with the Wiley expert
La Junta tribune., 1913-07-19
WANTED

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Trad. AT the Palace Drug Store,
La Junta tribune., 1913-07-19
VACCINATION ron TYPHOID
CONCLUDED from First Page. !

and malaise and local reaction
consisting OF a red and tender area
about the size OF the palm Of the
nand. aad sometimes tenderness IN
the anilllry glands. The eutire Ie
action is over in forty-eixht hours
and 1t seems best for tae present not
to require any duty for that period
ncr to permit any active exercise
such as long rides or walks.
Some individuals may BIZ very sus'
ceptible and develop severe gen
eral reaction headache. backache .uau
sea, vomiting. herpes labialis and
rarely albuminuria and some loss OF
body weigaij The number Of Sc
we're reactions has been exceediusiy
small, and regardless OF this sever.
ity they all disappear completely IN
side OF forty-eight hours. No unto
ward results OF any kind have sser
been noted.
Three doses undoubtedly Civ. bet
ter protection than two. An inter, al
of ten days between the doses has
been adopted because experlcuce
shows that nothing Is gainssi BY Civ
ing the doses closer together. The
production OF large quantities OF spc-
cific antibodies does not become evil
dent until about eight IN tea days
after vaccination. the second dose is
therefore not given until he first
has become effective. since there
may be temporary no ln the
quantity OF protective bodts present
In the serum after the alninlstra-
ton of the second and thica doses.
We do not believe that thsgv is any
Increased susceptibility foueptns the
trs, dose. bu, that incrsesa resist
ance begins Immediately. tAoaxh the
degree OF immunity produee1 is not
very high until after the 1spse Of
ten days.
In La Junta there is = 6ffereuce
OF opinion among the doctoss as
to the merits OF vaccination against
typhoid fever Some have great
faith In It's marvellous efficacy. while
others are In doubt During the past
two years Dr Finney. Of the Santa
Fe hospital. has yaccinated = great
many railroad men. aud n numbrr Of
others among his private patients,
and In not one instance has case
pf typhoid fever developed. During
the present year there has been one
typhoid patient at the railroad hos
pital. and that cas-. Was an import
ID one. q
Dr. W. NJ. Moore. eAsy hon''h Of
fic-r. reports that not \ stux1 case
OF typhoid fever has developed In
side the corporate limits of la Jun
IA during the present year. but he
attributes this fortunate condition to
the sanitary conditions that have
prevailed in La Jnn,a during the
past year and has doubts as TO the
merits OF vaccination as prevenia-
tive Of typhoid fever. although he
claims To be IN no way biased In the
matter and Il still open 10 convic.
tion. lie contends that there have
been no typhoid cases either among
those who have been yacCiHated or
among those who have not md that
vaccination. therefore Is no proof Of
the pudding In this instAuce- and
Who shall decide when doctors disa-
gre" sull. nevertheless here Ia
no harm In getting yacciuatrd. -
the editor Of The great family jodk-
nal can attest and an ounce Il pre-
v"n,ion Is worth pound of rure.
La Junta tribune., 1913-07-19
Gossrts.ess - County Aems,

Tho ladics OF the Reformed Pr.sby.
i"rtan church ~erc very Pleasantly
entertained Thursday afternoon q,
the country home Of Mr.. and Mn
!. g. lr~lsn. 1t rnirnount Ahou,
thirty iadtss w~re ps~ssrt. and .
ssasoa es sse1lsvesk was followed
~ ~ sssvSao = rseFssAasass
La Junta tribune., 1913-07-19

LOST porkctbook containing
Nv" so bills and one $40 bill. also
receipts from the Fraternal Order
ot EaEi,s and owls lost on road
from p'uahu"'s ranch. In Holhrook
and Rocky Ford. via Swink Finder
please phone Holhrook eel.
La Junta tribune., 1913-07-19
LOST. srRAyeo OR STOLEN

LOST Pair OF nose glasses be
tween Harmony Hail and COS San
Juan avenue Notify Mrs G. W
HaruUrovsr.
La Junta tribune., 1913-07-19

FoK SALE - -Four lots. two east
front. 50S2ic feet. belmont avenue
two west front on Hayes avenue; va
ter In street. two fronts. 50rsi0 n :
low price: terms tn suit buyer Il.
c. Graves e6os Iniia1a avenue. Kan
sas CITY. No.
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MINES
EIRAAUSTIRG
RESOURCES



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PROGRAM or MUSIC
FOR SATURDAY EVENING

The fifth Of the series Of Satur-
day evening concerts by the Tono-
pah Military band will take place to
morrow evening at 1880 o'clock
weather permitting. The following
program of music has been prepared
March, "The Panama Exposition,
A. J. Kramer
Waltzes. 'Tmpassioned Dream,
Rosas
Overture. "The Twilight Hour.
Boettger.
March, Love and Glory" Lee Or
can Smith
waltzes, company D." chas. E
Roat.
Intermezzo, "shimmering Span
gles." John W. Casio
March. Jolly Friends w II
Mackie.
serenade. "Cupid's Charms +. g
Miller.
March. Belmont J W. Tilton.
Hawaiian Melody. Aloha De-
farewell TO Thee. Spotswood
March. "Ponderoso," X L. King
Conductor. A. W. CARL
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LAYING M 4 SUPPLY

Of our groceries right now is about
- sure a way Of saving money as
We know. Prices are rising, espe-
cially for high grade groceries Ike
ours So buy while We can still sup
ply you al our old low prices. Then
when the raise does come you can
count the increase as 50 much saved
BY buying now.
RlcHRAD MERCANTILE co.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
INDUsTRIALs
THE CHURCHES
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Sunday school at 10 q. m. Ser.
mons at IL a. m. and 1880 p. m.
Y. p. s. c. e. at s:45 p. m.
Misses Mabel and Mildred Hooper
and Messrs. Joyner and Davis viii
sing Though Your Sins Be as Scar
let" and the choir viii render an
anthem at the evening service.
A cordial invitation is extended the
public to attend all the services
J. NJ. swANDER. Minister.
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Notice 70 Members Miners Union.
The election for smatron for the
Miners hospital is considered lie
gal by the board Of trustees. Miss
Coons. matron at the hospital. has
not resigned and no notice has been
given said board Therefore the
members are requested not to vote
on Tuesday.
(Signed) HOSPITAL BOARD.
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is an easy matter II you do it with
our tools. We have the tools FOR
everybody. the practical mechanic y
The clever amateur Tools for the
boz, tools for the household. II you
are judge. you1l know their good
ness. II not. our reputation is a
guarantee Of quality.
RICHARDS MERCANTILE co.
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cARlsrlAN scIENTIsT.

Services Sunday morning at II a.
m Subject Lure"
The public is cordially invit-
ed. Sunday school at s:45 a. m.
Church at corner Florence and Cross
avenues.
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The BONANZA hereafter will not be
sent to anyone, after the expiration
o. current subscription unless the
same is renewed by direct request.
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Alaska refrigerators. the pest in
the land. all sizes at less than fac
tory cost. Tonopah Hardware Co.
m17tf
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Have you a Silent musical ID
strnmeut in your homer Unless hs
anchored there by sentiment III q
for sale" sd IN the BONANZA das
a buyer for r.
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A store that advertises must be a
store Of values-of "gargains or the
advertising would not pay.
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Location notices Tor sale Al the
BONANZA office.
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MIners UnIon aospItsI ElsetIon.

referendum election for mstroa
OF Miners Union hospital viii take
place at Miners union hall from i
moon until p. N. Tuesday. Aug u.
1913.
BY order OF regular meeting Of
Aug u. 1913.
TH0s. NJ. PAGAN. Pres.
Adele COons, Margaret A. Kurt
and Josephine E. Warner have been
nominated and win be placed on the
ballot.
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Advertise in the Bonanza,
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Read the Bonanza Want Ads.
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HIGHEST cash paid for furniture
W. o. Dresser
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-23

championship.
Chip is an aggressive, hard-bat-
ting man, willing to take and give
punishment. The six-round limit is
more of a disadvantage to him than
to Klaus, but he is at least an even
bet.
If there is no hitch in pending ne
gOtiations, AID Wolgast and Knockout
Brown, the New York lightweight,
will swap wallops in a Milwaukee
ring New Years day.
Twice before the pair have met in
short bouts, and each time Brown
has been returned a victor. If the
contemplated go is pulled off We'll
have to string along for Ad to upset
matters in his third effort Brown
has been out of the game for some
time, and an attempted comeback
the other night in New York was not
a success. He failed to show his old
fire and dash and lacked a punch.
WoIgast, too, has slipped, but he
still has some good fights left in his
system, as he demonstrated to Char
lie White last week.
larney Lichtenstein has been Sc
lected by Jimmy Clabby, the Ham
mOnd middleweight, to manage his
affairs in the future.
President Tener of the National
League says he will at once begin to
study the duties of the National Com
mission. Give him a corkscrew, and
the rest is easy.
James C. McGiII, owner of the
Denver team of the Western League,
has at last purchased the Indianap-
oils franchise in the American Asso-
citation, giving up $4,000 in real
money. McGill has made a cleanup
in Denver with three-time pennant
winner and aspires to branch out as
q magnate.
Jack Hendricks, a Chicagoan, en-
sloyed in the county building, and
mana CnT. of the Grizzlies uTbnn tbov
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-23

troll of the indianapolis team for
months, but he and Meyer could not
agree on a price. The purchase will
make no difference in the handling
of the Denver club as McGill be-
ieves he can handle both aggrega-
lions.
Just because a sport page wouldn't
look right these days without the
name of Joe Tinker displayed, we
mention him.
Presidents Murphy of the Cubs and
Herman of the Reds held long con-
fab in Cincinnati yesterday, and at
the close of the talkfest the Rhine
lander admitted several trades had
been discussed. He refused to name
any of the players involved, but said
some swaps could be expected in a
few days.
Pitchers Willis and Burk were re-
leased yesterday by the st. Louis
Cards to Indianapolis.
1t would not surprise us if dande-
lions began to come up in the parks
tomorrow. We could even stand the
shock of getting a seat in street car,
after learning that Boer Rodel licked
Jim Flynn in ten rounds at New York
last night. Rodel actually fought,
and acted as though he knew what
the mitts were for.
Spike Kelly knocked out Jimmy
Burns in the tenth round at Kanka-
kee last night. The bout only had
ten seconds to go when the sleep
punch was slipped over. Kelly fought
under pull until the last few rounds.
Wildcat Ferns outpointed Young
Denny in ten rounds at New Orleans.
Ferns knocked Denny down twice for
the count of nine in the first round
and after that took things easy.
Efforts are being made by Los
Angeles promoters to match Jimmy
Clabby and Jack Dillon for twenty
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-29
MEXICAN ARMY
 RE0RcAN|zED
Special Nussst Service.


 MEXICO CITY. oct. ,a. Tho min- is,.r of war today issneti orders for an entire r,.wlsnn izniion of the Mexi- cmn army. ,,ne division uf i've bri- rndes. which will consist f aM'.n te,r th,,Isnnd men will be ass..infls.i itm- me,iiateIy at Mexico City. This will iu. cnmposcd of picked men nf the pre- sent army which have been loyal ,o Iinrrin during his incunt.,ncy. Tlm heavy art ilicry is heinz shipped in Ia Inc capital i.y rail and nii light bat tcrirs wilt i". attached to the fleld force which will hr organized in tw" divisions f five thousand tncn each. These div iSi.,ns. it is r"ntrn,,, plated. will form, one corps with headquarters near ihr n'rtl"rn l.'r,ier. This will iak" thr rni ir. force. 'f the regular army hnt tt will i"' augmented by several regiments nr rurnirs that win h.. used ns imlcr n the inirrior and by as many regiments of volunteers as Hu- rria can call |" his standard. These volunteers will tm. di, i,l,ri ts.t wrrn the first curis Hs the capital and tho Scc- "Iiti corps m ihr Inr,lrr.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-29
Spss;el N~oset Servies.


 ALEXANDRIA. V".. oct. 2S.- secret service agents of th" treasury depart ment last night had Il running fight with a band of clever c'unt"rf"iters on the outskirts of ihis city which re- suited in the wouniinr nf one treasury official and two "f m" gang "f f"ls" money makers.
 For some lime Inc towns along thv Potomac river and even Washingt"n itself hace complained of spurious lw'' dollar hills bcinG in circulation. The counterfcitrrS were \" clcvcrly "A- ecuted that it was "l"mst inii"ssihl" to tell them from th" genuine. How ever. experts In the treasury depart mcnt had no difficulty tn finding Nsaw in the hills aud the ease wns turned over to inspector Duprcr. After about three weeks work the officer traced the soi,rrc of ,h" bills |" .\hNan'ri, and within :. few .L,ys he hild l"air.l the place where. they were made.
 Last night Duprrc with officers Mur- phy and I;,n,. If ihc l"r.il police f"r''' raided tn" den Of thc ,,hntcrf"it"rS. As the officers hr"lir in th" dn"r "r iii , easement room used iy the men ih"s'' In the place in.i.i. a dive f"r the harE window. They paid n" attention (" thr
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-29

ni Tobasco.
 Al the latter place. ihc miners made |, stand behind some hastily improvis- ed brcastw works and 1t was more than tw" hours before they were dIsl,'dged hy inc troops
 one battalion of the second regiment was ordered tn attack the trenches iron, the front while four companies nf the second battalion were. s.nt out on each side tO flank the defenses of the miners While this movement pf tho infantry was in progress battery \. under cuptain Swirzcr, gallOpei "h,n iic field and swung int" action front .u, . lii "f raised ground where it's guns could reach tin trenches. Tn" miners had nni prepared their h'- t.ns,.s against Il flank attack and i,I ;im nri iiil"ry "l'-n"d m there w"ul1 have been considerable slaughter t'n' ,l"r orders fr"n the adjutaM general wIm is in ,,,iunund m ih" tr'"is. Captain Swhzcr withheld his iir.' ir,wryrr. and iin' defenders of tho
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-29
AFFAIRS AT
 CANDLE

Prank I'rntt. the well knuwn author my "n things Alaskan. K in Nome on his way q" thiA,nn. He h,,s given thc Nugget an Interesting account of the conditions prevailing in and around Candle.
 Mir. Pratt says that the prospects for Il snrcssf,il season aro Int better than they were Inst year. SundTuist is already operating Ut ty" places on Tho creek and { h.trim k-nntuy Y pro- parting in work on number I3 Andy DIscn and EL iinnsen will soon havc .i force. "l men "n tho "ir' bench and Tom Moves "ld i;uich riain number 14 new h"l"nginG (" thc KccwaInk Min ing e" has Ir"n let In thrrc lays and each layman has found good pay. This property cam" into the hands of It's prrs"n' owners through marshnfs sih, Numirr lS brnch. owned by the same company. has been let and pay IlsiN l"Hfn
 The 'lr'lrc In going through number [ below uit~ycr,rI a I"i "f pay on inc ,ut this winter.
 ,'andh. creek k very short of out :,Ii ihr fu"l ,ricIrd. This insurcs . g.."t S. ns"n l"r ilc thi"as" creek coal now nn'l ,i"ing well.
 The drrlGc has Iwcn troubled som" hmi is in e""h ground from number tw" i".lpw in ihr lower md of discov- rsi in ihc history "f tho country. This Ias left dumps from last winter still should l." n banner year for Candle
 slim l,y-tlccn m Fear creek wns tim. in the history of tho creek. This creek has never hccn short before Slim will spend tho winter in Green hcrG's store.
 Mr Kcptn-r and wife have moved from candle iu pceriuc.
 Th.. Fairha wen hospital has been thoroughly renovated outside and in and Il Int nf new and up-to-datc equipment installed making it a mod ern hospital. Dr. Schcusler and wifi" have recently come in and the doctor Ia new in charge of the hospital.
 The Eerwa,ik Ringing Co. is pre- i.,rine to min" some "f it's cla inns this winter.
 Finally, Mr. I'rnli says. Candles prospects never seemed brighter and next year should I,c one of great pros perity for the section.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-29
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nu00et eervtos-
 IttRWIND, Colo. Oct. 20. Civil war seems tn have gripprd the country surrounding this place and the hills rcyrrbrr,,tc tu the calls "f bugles und the ctnck of rifles mingled with the ripping volcys of machine guns nni the oct',,siuiial bark Of Il six pnundcr.
 The governor in I"rsu!,nc" or his pro,nis. 10 stop the war mtwrn ih" mine guards and the striking miners sent u brigade uf state milith int" thc country and already three battles lavt been fought be tween the strikers and thc troops
 So far the ,is,i:,iii.s hay" .,niis',inI' c,i tu oin. niIr. giiard and f.,ur union men Killed. several tni"n n",i, guards and soldiers woundrd. two rhil,Ir'"i and several non union men seriously wounded.
 Thrcc lntiirs have been fought since the pran'li inning "f martial law and the arrival "f tr",I's. m" D, Ser wind. one al Hastings and the hottest
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-29
ONE DIVISION GOES
 TO VERA CRUZ

barracks here and each ship was fur nishcd with Il battery of four f"'l pieces fur landing purposes.
 u will take about three days bcfnr.' the ships reach Vera Cruz and in the Incaniipr the gunbnat Wheeling. which Is now there and several "thc' small craft that are hurrying to th.' Mexican port from Key West and central American I,"ints win protect .hmrrican interests.
 Nn"thcr division or th" tthnti' fleet tx on its way to EurOp" hat can hc recalled by wireless and It's course changed |" thc Gulf "f Mexico. Tn" remaining sixteen battlrships "f the fleet gre m Hampton Reads and ar,' preparing fnr immediate orders [" inc south.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-10-29
C0uNTERFE|T|NG IN
 SHADOW or TREASURY

command of the officers to halt an'l the policemen opened fire. Two of tho crooks dropped al the first round whil" the other man managed to get clear. Aficr he had reached tn" outside "f ih" building he stopped long enough to empty his revolver int" Inc room and IL was thus that officer |'ne r"- cciv.h a wound in the arm.
 The officers t"ok all the tools "f th" money makers L" the city jail along with their prisoners. IL was learned from inc men taken that ihc leader of the gang WAS tho man wh" escaped through the window and wh" was th" notorious "SiIver Dollar Jim" who has served more than one term Tor 'oun t,rfciting.