La Junta tribune., 1913-11-15

Maud Muller, on an autumn day,
Shtyered. and vas heard to say:
Transparent gowns may do for
flirts.
But as for me. need more skirts''
According to Col. Lillian Russell,
the beauty expert. beauty should be-
spiritual as well as physical. and her
recipe Is quite simple: Take good
care OF yourself and join the pro-
Kressiye party"
The dry victory In Grand Junction
according To James A Becker in
the News Of that city. has again dem
onstra,.d that a preacher can be Il
politician when the issue Is right
eousness" II the preachers would
only be politicians more often, and
IN the cause OF every effort for so
cial b.ttermcnt. what tremendous
Adyanc. there would be In this old
~orld'-Colorado Springs Gazette.
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Tn. Hon. Foss. OF Massachusetts.
who has a p.nchant for running on
almos, any old ticket, did not pick
out very good time to flop out OF
the democratic party and run as an
independent, There ar. lot OF
people aho claim to b. absolutely in
dependent Of party labels and al
ways vote for men and measures.
but the candidate who runs indie
pendent Is most always Ia the also
ran" category.
over in Fremont county the editor
OF the Canon city Leader has fig
ured It out that the increased cost Of
strike vas inauEurated IL thirty
three and eleycn-fifteenths cents
while tn" cost OF coal to the oonsum-
er IN Canon City has been increased
se25 per ton. The price OF coal r.
regulated by what the traffic Viu
bear. The cost Of producing cuts no
fiEdr. whatever.
Otcro county b. dry from center 10
circumference Tor the first time In its
history that s. 70 the extent that
there l. not an open saloon IN the
county. Under the order OF the
state board Of health issued on
Thursday Of this week all Of the ss-
looms In SVink two OF 'em-were
closed. This il pretty tough on
sWink. as there T. not case o.
smallpox In the town. according to
the reports Of the county health Of
ficers
Nearly every department ~ N.
State University at Boulder shows an
incrrhs. of students over last year
The total enrolment Tor the year s.
1850. aud the freshman class shoN p
an increase OF over tecny per cent
over last year OF the students at
tending cishy seven per cent are
from Colorado. aud finy out of the
siNty-tsn counties in Colorado are
represented There are fifteen stu
dents 10 the State University from
otrro county.
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There H. some clast to public ,alcs
up around Yuma. Colo. almost di-
r-c,ly north of la Junta. Last week
"" noticed a page Advertisement In
the Yuma Pioneer. shich IL conduct.
ed by Harry l.. Brown. former pro-
prieint Of IA. great family Journal,
In which hot oyster stew, aud ho,
coffee and cake" we're advertised a.
one OF the main attractions cab.
aud oyster stew That public sale
mus, have been \ Ninn-f. and is q
wonder tina, Fred l.. Pordu. don't get
ais. to tn. system.
.
o,.ro eounty's delinquent tas list
appeared for tn. first tim. In last
weeks issue OF tn. Rocky Ford Tri
hun.. Th-r. are quite number o'
characters In this first insiAiim.nt ol
IN. nss serial that Is 10 appear for .
period Of four ~~-ks-mor~ thar
there we're last year. and probAbl,
most OF them will appear In the las
sri when IN" tax sale takes place
which viii be- on December i:ih. .
10 O'Clock In the fos~aoon Of sal.
day. There are over thr~s pages q
the delinquent tax list this year o
grace.
There are nearly one hsndre,
bsinierr On the town In Denver stnc'