La Junta tribune., 1913-07-05

James McNeen and George Little
went To Denver last Saturday morn
ing on No. ). arriving home about
noon Sunday In = brand new Over
land motor car Of the latest design.
The car Is thirty horse power ma.
chine. equipped with An electric self
starter. and OF very handsome do
sisn. costing 1875. Mr.. McNeen Is
nov Initiating himself into the mys-
ter,.s Of the chaffeur's art, but has
not ~ yet shown any inclination TO
become 4 pacemaker.
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Yet there u no newspaper worker
In the land Who II not convinced.
indeed. whose experiences teaches
him that II he printed the naked
truth about the events which make
up daily news. he would have TO print
the paper on a battleship. and circu'
late II with AL army, says the sslinA
Journal. Ed Howe OF Atohison once
announced In misguided moment
that be proposed printing the truth
about a resident and a hired sirl. |
and he later announced that on the
following day TIVE ty-seyen citizens
called on him and told him to mind
bis own business or beware.
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Wist'Illv h. gaz' on, TO sea. and
for lons while sat mo,ionless.
watching the restless waves Then
again he ID TO ais fair oompan-
ION. and took her hand In his.
Molly " NJ pleaded. will you mar
ry me- Once more ask"
But Molly shook her head. her .
cheeks diwplIne In fascinating
smile
NO. Jacl she said; for the
twelfth tim this hour I tell you ]
~ill not"
Jack rose TO his fee,
"Oh, we'll" he sighed, after all. l
twelve knots an hour Is no, bad
speed for a little Graf, like you"
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Nine automobile loads II Arhansas
Valley band artists from ROCKY Ford
arrived IN Ia Jupta last Saturday
and gave a delightful concert for
about an hour on our public thorough
fares They were assisted by half
horen members OF tho La mnta band.
making mammoth musical cnsem.
BILE o' abou, thirty pieces. All the
band BOYS were dressed In the Of
fetal uniforms Of IN" American Fed
Grafton Of Musicians. and presented
very neat appearance. besides
making music that would be cred
u 'o som. Of the big bands Of ci-
ties of much larger growth than
Ia Jun'n The boys were on
booster trip for the bic band fcs'i-
va, that was pulled of In Rocky Ford
on tho Fourth of Iulv. and LETT hcr"
for Ch"rnw and tour NJ the cities
of Crowley county.
No, contelt With filling all the di
piomatic offices under him with au-
thors, instead OF rich men-an'hors
Who mostly ar. progrcssis.r. who.
when he was president. supported
aud voted for Roos.yeli-fresiden
Wilson has rented hous. In Corn
ish, y. II. ot Winston Churchhill.
m. biz Bull Moose author, who l.
the bigE.st and bullisst of all the
hull Moos.r literary gentry. Times
surely have changed The muesfas'
or finds his occupation gone. Friend
Woodrow has no moro sens" than
rabbi, abon, economic policies HIS
sr.. trad. and ,ru-, busting campaign
1. foiIy's crown OF follIe.-bu, say
ROW his noodle l. working when "
comes 10 political mattcrs-respons'
,ble government. fundamental demo
cracv the powers of N" executive.
and the supremacy of an unbonrh'
people. I, IL rc'rcshinr to find an ad'
mIn,ssrn,ion wherein money does not
talk. The.. are rrand dsvs for Them
damn literary f.l'crs "-wii'iam Ai'"n
whit~
II was a no, summer day, ], VAS
also dusty. One hundred and fR'y
men were riding from town To town
IN Central Kansas. In autos. on =
trade extension tour. They w"r"
Kanaas m~n-merehants. hvyeS. oo>
sors, editors. clerks. mechanics. bank
~, fArmers. From time to time
sAey stopped at thirteen towns our
tas the Aay's run. No one m me
crowd SPOKE of beer. No one had
49, A>rS M On~ n the thirteen