La Junta tribune., 1913-07-12
anybody know anything Tor sure /
don't look like IL

B hTsdl dSCho ot0 VC1uk AinNN
for the entertainment OF the Head
Camp Session OF the W0odmen oi
the world. which Is TO take place at
Colorado Springs during the week
Of July 18th to August ID. Delegates
rill be- presen, from California ore
gon. Washington, Nevada. Idaho. Mon
,ana. Utah Wyoming and Colorado.
which comprise the Pacific jurisdic'
tlon. 5. ". Brown will represent the
local camp, aud c. S. Mckinley the
camp at Fowler.
The fine new mahogany bar that
I the Elks Installed In their club rooms
during the holidays. which dispensed
I liquid refreshments for Z very brief
season, and wN then consigned to
/ innocuous desuetude owing TO the
protest OF the better element of the
order, was dismantled. packed up and
shipped back the first Of tn. week
to the Walters Brewing Company
from which II emanated. where II is
hoped IL win abide until this town
again becomes wet territory-ghich
will be along about the time that Ca
briel blows his last trump. Well.
here's looking at you. Il. p. o Z and
may you live long and prosper. and
continue To progress forward IN a
dry town. instead OF backward May
your waichword be. DO Goo. as
OF yore. and remember tina, dispens-
ing liquid rcfreshments In dr. terri
tory. which Is a plain violation q as
binding a law as any other, can new
er be enumerated In the category OF
good deeds" no matter how brilliant
the Imagination OF some OF your
members When you permit things
IN your home" or lodge room That
do not reflect honor upon you your
good deeds are written upon the sand
instead of upon the tablets of love
and memory where they ought 10 be.
BE good. do good-it pays IN more
ways than one Right living, right
thinking. high aims and noble pur.
poses are the only things worth while
after all In this vale OF tears.
Part ot this comes from Jim Ham
Lewis. democratic senator from llii-
nois PaSt OF It doesn't:
When Lewis was young man he
alteruated between being broke and
having $40. In Seattle he was broke.
Therefore, s,rolling down the stree,
and obesryiIg nice young man
scowiing at pile OF coal. he bowed
courteously. p,s
Il presume said he. that you
wish that coal carried UP stairs to
your office. will do Il for sixty
cents
FOR nf,y cents" directed the
nice young man
For sixty cents" repeated Lewis
urbaucly.
"oh." said the youur man. get
10 work"
Lewis carried the coal upstairs.
when he concluded his ask he dis
covered that the nice young man had
taken III. noon train for the East.
His partner In IN. Law office paid
Lewis fifty cenis-firmly Eleven
years afierward Lewis went TO Con-
grcss from Washington. one day he
observed N. nice young man. then a
repr.sen,ativ. from the Fredonis. n.
V. district
Warren brewster Hooker" said
Mr.. Lewis. bowinK. smiling. ltfttne
his hat with that gallant grace
which Is his only. mo doubt you do
no, remember me. But eleven year,
ago, In Seattle
Il know" said Hooker 4 remem.
ber you perfectly, Here's your dime. :"
Henry J. Allen. the progressive ed
itor OF the Wichita. Kan. Beacon.
has jus, been having Joyous public
/ debate with Charles r. Scott, the
standpat republican cs-con ;resaman
Of Kansas. They had a series os eight
meetings In Colorado and ur. Scott
had the time Of his life dciendins the
rcactionary party. After four days
OF persistent shufflinr IN The effort
To .vadc Mr. Aliens attack. Mr.
Scott VAS finally brous0i into the
open with 4 plain declaration that
the republican party is not pro
xrcssivc party and ,ha, IN. tAiag
for proxrcsSiv-s To do L. TO totn the
progressive party.
This IL At last an authoritative
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