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La Junta tribune., 1913-01-18

the manufacturers He viii be aDie
To take his commissions. and yet
by developing his own trade. by aa'
yer,isins individually In the local
new spapers. and by encouraging the
manufacturers to advertise IN the
DeaI newspapers, he will be aole
I, take the order from his customer
send the order to the biz manuiac'
turer. and have tie goods deliver
ed f1r him through the parcels post,
and after making bis profit he VIII
be able to sall the goods as chcaply
as tn. mail order houses can af-
ford TO sell them and in many cases
much more cheaply
The business Of the storeke"per
Is TO give better service than the
mail order house can give and he
can do that now that the parcels
post gives him the power 10 deliver,
Remember that every storek"ep"r.
once the parcels post starts, is HIM
s,lf the center Of a parcels post zone,
which ne viii control
II will do the big mail order house
no good TO establish department
In each state. since the merchant
In his own zone viii be able to
distribute his goods under the most
advantageous possible circumstances
Let the storcke"per advertise
through the country newspapers what
he can do. Let the country news
papers impress upon the maHufaciur
,rs the fact that they. the editor
and country merchants are the only
,al-smon iu direct contact with
hose that live iu the country
There is room for everybody 10 this
is to say. for every
,ody who intends to be Of any
.crgico And the mail order houses
viii live But their great monopoly
vim roas"
La Junta tribune., 1913-01-18
Death Roll ef Railroads in 1912.

A recent report of m" lut"rstai"
Comm,rc. Commission states that
% per cent Of all railroad accidents
Ia this country last year Wcre oaus
ID by ~ 1reIessncss and blum
da-s ~ railroad employees
From JUS !. 1911, TO June 30, 1919.
IN railroad OF this country Killed
U.aN5 persons and injured l69.a3s
These figures show an increase oy.
or the year lolOlgN Of lss killed
and 1880 injured Out OF the total
number Of casualties In the cur
rent year 3iS wrr. passengers. B..
6S5 employees and s.s32 other per
sons. Indicating an increase OF thir
ty-thre. In the total number OF EN-
ploycos killed. decreas. Of thirty
eight In the total number of pas
sengers Killed. and am incr.as. of
lss In the total number OF persons
killed other than passengers and EN-
ploye"- OF the persons Injured. is..
1856 were passengers, iiii2 employees
and 1910 persons other than pas
s"ngcrs and employees.
II was the annual slaughter of
railroad men. The number has been
Increasing every year, and apparent
~ there IL no way of mitigating the
deadlinoss Of railway operation. Safe
" devices have failed To help much
In any event. YOU cannot make a 100
ton engine and string OF heavy
ears fool proof" And just here lie,
the trouble.
The employees Ar. good mcn-mosl
- them thoroughly experienced In
their WORKOUT they are inclined
10 take chances So the list OF
III" dead and injured lengthens year
y. because of h""ilcssnoss and hur
~ they swing on and off Of cara
In motion ~hcu thre. Is no remo,
rst ne'd of u. they crawl under
ears without notifying an equally
careless engineer Of their intention
aud an instant later they ar. main
I'd or Killed. And these ar. only q
very f"S OF the chances" taken b,
th"s" men almos, hourly la the yard.
and ON IN. trains and along tn.
tracks of every great railway -ys
teen Of the country,
La Junta tribune., 1913-01-18
NEW sooks At CITY LisRARv

The following books haga been add
ed to tho library and vii. be ready
for issue In a short time
American School Ilygi..a >ssocia.
Of the .K,h Con
gr.ss
Angel. Norman-Tbe Great Illusion
a Study OF the Relation OF Military
Power In Nations 20 their Eronomic
and Social AdyautaE"
BeHtiat, Frederic Fallart o, Pro
lection.
Bennett. Arnold The Human Ma.
chine
Bergson. HcnH-Cralhr Eoluiion
browning. Robert AEamrmnon of
Aesehylus. La saisiag. Dramatic Idyls
Iocos"ria
Browning. Balausf on's Ad.
ventures. Aristophan"s' Apology.
Browning. Rober, feri-hfah's Fan.
oies. parieyins With Certain P.o-
PIE Nrplahpos
Browning. Hob.rt-Prin,n Hoh-n-
s,i.l Schwanrau. Fifn. a. The Fair.
Paechisrotto. Misccllan.ou- Poems.
Bo~ninx. Rob.rt-Rsd Cotton
Night Cap Country. The Inn ubaa,.
The Two Poets Of Crokic
Christie. J. J.-Th. Ad,snc. Of
Woman.
Dole. Charles r.-The Burden Of
Poverty.
Emerson y. ". and FORBES, W. x.
editor~--Journsis Of Ralph waido
Emerson. Volumes : and 4
Fisher. d. ca Mon,...orl NosA.
cf.
fsettAx. J. k.-rir- Pr.,.ntloa ~
Fire Protection a. Applied TO BUILD.
Ing Construction.
Hastings. James. editor rncycto
pa~dIA Of Religion aud gthlr,. Vel.
ume 5.
Hcrriek. s.-MAnusi Of the r,,seI
StAt~s Homestead and Other Tvhlte
Land Laws.
Hyde. Vim. D~ With. T1vs
Great Phiiosnphi.s Of Life.
james. william Memories a.A
Studies.
Jordan. David starr-t'ns..n E~.
pire; A study Of the Plirh, nj
Nations That Do No, Pay rh,b
Debts.
Lesry. Lewis Gas,on.-Anao,t, -.
Hidden Republic.
Lee. Sir Sidney. cdi,or-Dlc,lonary
OF National biography. second SEQ
ply. Volume J
Library f Conxro.. Check -
La Junta tribune., 1913-01-18
THE DEVILS soLiLoouy.

One night as the devil sa, musiuE
alone
In the midst OF his coy. warm fir.
And trying TO figure the difereurn
in guilt
Tween thief and an all around liar
His memory turned to the scenrs ui
his youth.
And his eyes filled with hot. bofHHl
tears
So he took down his ledger and turn
ed to a page
Dated back about six thousand yaars
I suppose" he said, as he gaau
ed through the book.
I'm doing the best thar can.
For my business denotes coui.uUaI
increase
Ever since the creation OF man
I've cribbed a good harvest iur six
thousand ycaIs.
And should BE- content with the
yield.
And give my opponents perm sion
to have
The gleanings | leave In tn. nr.I
4 gathered a very diversified crop
OF merchants and lawyers galora
I've bound politicians in bundi, u1-
~
Every one Of my fingers is sor"
I've fddlcrs. gamblers and Insure
men.
I've murderers. forgers and liar
And I've filled up the furnace a.rh
green Democrats
TIL they actually put out the nr.s
I've railroad conductors and do ora
10 spare.
Horse traders and preachers TO pend
Democrats, Tori.. and
Wings.
And two or thre. newspaper me-
But there is one class | am hap. 20
say.
AN never gain entrance here
Their souls are 50 dirty | am -ur"
that they would
)emoralize hell In year.
I refer to that thing. .neither hu-
man nor b'ast,-
m. carrion crow Of the world
Mo is never happy unless h" ,au
feast
On tn" wreck of an innocent gin
\ million OF years in my varmrs' Of
rooms
lis sland"r would never atone
80 | give him match and advise
him TO start
, select littl. he'll OF hts own
With his fingers he II, an asbestos
cigar.
And placing his book on the sheh.
He muttered. 4 may b. lad man.
But I've got som. respo for my
self
"A.
La Junta tribune., 1913-01-18
otsro County Medical society.

Thcr" ~as very we'll attended
meeting of III. Ot"ro County Mrdi.
cal Society In Rocky Ford last Moa.
day nigh, The meeting was held
In the auditorium Of the high school
building. and vas pvsissd over BY
the nes president. DR.. lAsson.
Among those Who attended from Ia
JuntA v~sw Drs. \. 8. Beunk. Fnnh
ttnnsy. e. q. EA1asAs and A. n.
Miller. Tho only paper OF the ~vcn.
Ing vas prepared and read BY Dr.
A. u. Miller. the subject beins
Laboratory Findings as Made In
Diagnosis.
La Junta tribune., 1913-01-18
Sssehmsn. AtssosIsoi

Mr.. Stone. secretary Of the Colo.
RADIO Brecders' Association. viii make
hlA headquarters At the Auditorium
Hotel. room ?:t. during the stock
show. Mr. u. y. Movies. president
Of the Western shorthorn breeders
Association. will also hav. hesdquar.
tcp In room s5l ri the same ho.
tel Prof q. y, Morton will have
headquarters In room go Of the
Auditorium Hotel and meetings Of
IN. various associations will b~
held In the convention hail Of this
hotel.
La Junta tribune., 1913-01-18

Of the Library Issued Since 1897.
Library OF Congress-Report of the
Librarian OF Congress. June 30. 1912
Macdonald. William-Sclec, Docu-
meats OF United States History,
l77s.issi.
Mackail. J. Wife OF William
Morris. TWO volumes
Marvin, Cornelia Small Library
Buildings.
Mathews. r schuyler-FieId Book
Of American Wild Flowers
Matthews. Brander-Ga,eways to
Literature. and other Essays.
Meredith. George-Poetical Works.
Letters of George Meredith col
lec,cd and edited BY his son. Two
volumes
Miles. Eustace- Prevention and
Cure.
Moritzen, lulius-The Peace Move
ment of America
Pierce. L. G. B.-The Soul OF the
Bible.
Robinson. J. H-iiis,ory OF West.
ern slope
Smith. DIR. Theodate I..-Th. Mon.
tessori system.
State Superintendent OF Public In.
observation-disclosures Biennial Re.
port Two copies donated by Super
intendent Phillips.
[ stilwell. A. E.-uniyersaI Peace
War is Mesmerism.
Washington. Booker THE Man
Farthcst Down.
Winchester. c T-Fiv. Short
Courses of Reading in English Lit
erature.
Woodbridge. Elizabeth The iona.
than Papers
Fiction as follows
Bangs. John Kendriok-A Little
Book OF Christmas.
Barclay. Florence 1.-The Upas
Tree
Meredith. George Beachamp's Ca.
re-r
Meredith, Georg.-Celt and Saxon.
Meredith. G.orge-Eyan Harrington
Meredith. George-Harry Richmond
Meredith. Gcorg.-Lord Oromon,
and His Aminta
Meredith. George-One of Our
Conquerors
Meredith. George Rhoda Fleming
Meredith. George-sandra Beiloni
Meredith. George. The Shaving OF
Shaypat
Meredith. Georg--Shor' S,orie.
Meredith. Gcorse-Th. Tragic Co
m.dians.
Meredith. George vitoria.
De Ia Pasture. Mrs H.nry-rh.
Man from America
D- Ia Pasture. Mrs. Henry-Pe-
ter Christopher.
DE La Pasture. Mrs H.nry-Pe-
,ers Mother
Dumas. Alcxandcr-T~cnty Years
After
Gale. /ouA-Christmas.
j Henry. O-The -Four Million.
Henry. o-The Trimmed Lamp.
Henry. 9th. voic. of IN. City
Henry. o-whiriirigs
ilichens. Rob.r,-The Garden Of
Allah
Little. franc"s-Th. Lady and sS.
da San.
Richmond. Grace S-Around tn.
Corner In Gay Street.
Richmond. Grace s.-The Second
Violin,
Smith. p iopsinson-Th Arm
Chair at the Inn
Van Dyke. Hcnry-Th. Unknown
Quantity.
childrons books as follows:
Chamberlain. J =. and A. H
Tn. Continents and Their People
Europe
Chamberlain. J. y. and A. II
tn. Continents and Their People
North America.
Dia, Bcuiah Msri.-Bctiy hid. a,
Home.
Field. Eux"n--Christ Tales
and Christmas verse.
France. Ansioic-lioncy. bee
Hasbouck. Louire g.. compo~ ition
The noy's ParkAAn.
Hoabrook. rtorenc~-CAse. Mound
And Lake Dweiiers Hut
Hutchinson. W. n. The Sun.
ct u the Heroes.
Lang. Nrs.-rh~ hook os SAins
~ Heroes.
Locss. T. v-tour and Ts-nty
Totbss.
AarhAy. C.-Paaststis P,ays ~
4
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-04-28
HOBART.

The Messrs. John Murray and Paul
Carlson. who have been visiting at To-
ledo. O.. for the past week, returned
home on Saturday.
Messrs. Joseph Mellon and George
Fleck were Fort Wayne visitors yes
terday.
A large number attended the dinner
given by the Unitarian ladies at the
home of Mrs George Petersen on Sat
urday evening.
Messrs. Moses. Gilbert and Asa Bull
lock are here visiting their mother
Mrs. Calvin Scholler and sister, Miss
Helen Rose, were Gary visitors yester-
day
william Bark of Gary visited rela-
tives here yesterday
The Reading club will give a recep-
ton and dinner to the members and
their families at the high school build
ing this evening.
William F1eck. who was quite seri-
ously injured in a motorcycle accident
which occurred at Gary on Friday, is
much improved.
Messrs. Andy Wall and Hugo Fifeld.
who work at Laporte visited their
parents here over Sunday.
Mr.. Kostbade left Saturday for Dem
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-04-28
HEGEWISCE

A. Levy. 134th and Erie streets has
purchased a wulitzer orchestra for his
saloon
Mrs. Bristol visited relatives in Pull
man Sunday.
Mrs. John Martindale and Mrs Wick
ham were in South Chicago Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Berg and family
will spend the week with Mr., and Mrs.
s. A. Martindale.
John Paprocki is moving his grocery
and market to the west side 1t is ru
mored that the building, which is own
ed by John Zacharias, will be moved to
the next lot and the building on that
lot moved to Superior avenue. The cor
ner will then be improved by sub
stantial brick business house
Mr. Walter Nolan and family were
shopping in Chicago Saturday.
Friends of John and Louis Stern gave
a farewell party for them Saturday
evening
A. seaberg received his Ford auto
Saturday.
Oscar Strom is building residence
at 135th street and Houston avenue.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-04-28
A THOROUGH TEST
One To Convince the Most skepticaI
Hammond Reader.

The test of time is the test that
counts
Doan's Kidney Pills have made their
reputation by effective action.
The following case is typical.
Hammond residents should be con-
WINGED.
The testimony is confirmed the
proof complete.
Testimony like this cannot be ig-
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Mrs. Helen Sundberg, 4s44 Olcott
avenue, East Chicago, Ind, says: Il
have no hesitation in confirming all /
said about Doan's Kidney Pills when
I publicly recommended them. I know
that they are fine remedy for kidney
and bladder trouble. For years I had
sharp pains in my back and my system
was all run down. The kidney secre-
tions were unnatural and 1 felt so poor
ly in every way that 1 could hardly
attend to my homework. After using
the contents Of two boxes of Doan S
Kidney Pills, I felt like different
person The backache was entirely
removed and my kidneys became nor
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is to take Doan's Kidney Pills
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Miiburn Co.. Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States
Remember the name-Doans-and
take no other.-Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-04-28
LOWELL.

Mesdames Earl and Nelson Hayden
were Chicago visitors Saturday
Charles Clinton. who has been away
for several weeks erecting a dredge
boat, returned home Saturday
Mrs. John Lynch. who has spent the
winter in Chicago with her son, Fay.
win leave May LIST for New Jersey,
where she will visit her grandmother,
Mrs. Ned Nelson and wife.
Henry Chambers and wife at Gras-
mere and John Tully of Shelby were in
town Saturday. They are big land
owners, and are greatly interested
with the future OF the Kankakee marsh
and its developments. and being people
of broad minds and wide experience
and means are determined to bring the
land to a high state of cultivation,
which must be done through proper
drainage and a system OF bitches. They
viii accomplish their purpose.
Hoyt Pasco OF EImwood Is visiting
at the home of his aunt. Mrs. George
Halter of this place.
Robert. Andrew and Otto Martin OF
Schneider were in Lowell Friday night.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-04-28
ROBERTSDALE.

Mrs. Mehrman and sister. Miss Susie
Simon, were the guests of friends in
South Chicago Friday
Henry Atchison of woodville. Ind, is
visiting his sister Mrs a Roberts Of
Roberts avenue. for a few days.
Mrs. John Blaul OF Roberts avenue
is on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Breckman are
entertaining their niece, Miss Bertha
Hohe of Indiana Harbor, at their home
in Roberts avenue for a few days.
Mrs. John Schaak OF aHrrison avenue
spent Saturday shopping in South Chi
eago.
Mrs. James Terry of Chicago was
the guest of Mrs. Robert Atchison OF
Roberts avenue Friday.
Mrs Elliott Aman of Roberts avenue
visited her sister, Mrs. r. Edmunds
of South Chicago, yesterday.
Mrs. Cooley left Saturday for her
weeks visit with her brother, DR. T.
W. Kohr. adm family of Indiana boule-
ward.
Misses Caroline Putnam and ocie
McCoel spent Saturday in Crown Point.
Mrs Jack Platz of Roberts avenue
IS suffering with an attack of tonsilitis
Miss Rica Water of Central avenue
entertained the members OF fhe K OF
y. club at her home Friday evening.
a very enjoyable evening was spent
in the usual pleasant way of the club
until $50. when dainty refreshments
We've served
Mr.. and Mrs. August Dresser OF Rob
erts avenue attended the oratorical con-
test a Gary Friday.
Mrs. Carl Moore spent the week end
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gram. the~seiections to be given as re-
quested by the club members. All are
invited to attend
The funeral OF Mrs Manahan will
occur this afternoon. the remains of
the aged and respected lady being
brought from Daytona Beach. Fla.
yesterday. The burial will be at the
Crown Point cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Neal and son Of
Chicago visited yesterday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Pattee on
Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Daily and family
are spending a few days at the home
of Mrs. Dailey's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren Hayward. on Main street
The city pavements are being put in
shape to receive several carloads of
crushed stone previous to the applica-
ton of the road oil. which will be done
as soon as possible.
Dr. and Mrs. Ernest schabile of
Gary visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. J. Wheeler on Court street yes
terday.
Mrs. Jennie Ward Wheeler is visit
/ ing with her sister, Mrs. John Ross, OF
Valparaiso this week.
Judge Kopelke will open his Ham
mond session of the superior court In
| that city today.
| Yesterdays cold. disagreeable wealth
err kept people indoors most OF the
| day, and very little OF an exciting ma
/ ture in the news line occurred.
Miss Anna Englert and Magdaline
| Schrader visited over Sunday at VAL
J paraiso. Ind
| William Parry transacted business in
| Hammond today.
| Willie Bartholomew and wife OF
/ Chicago visited at the home of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Gottlieb Bartholomae on East
street yesterday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-04-28
Trusses Like These Are A Crime

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Andy wears an officers star, having
been appointed constable.
Ernest Dickinson and family OF East
Chicago spent Saturday and Sunday
with relatives in this place
Erwin Windbigler of Crown Point
spent Friday and Saturday in this
place.
DIR. Taylor and wife, nee Laura Riggs.
who have been living in Chicago. have
moved to Lowell The doctor, whose
health is poorly, has given up his prac-
tice in the city. It is understood that
Mrs. Taylor will erect a comfortable
residence on her farm, and that next
season they will run the farm.
Mrs Charles Thompson received word
Friday of the death of her mother.
Mrs. Jane Grills at Bangor. Mich She
suffered a paralyetic stroke Thursday.
which was the cause OF her death She
was about so years of age Charles
and family left Saturday morning to
attend the funeral
Miss ANNA Nichols went to Chica-
go Heights Saturday to visit her son
and family.
Mrs. Lon Mckay and daughter OF
Chicago Heights visited at the home OF
her mother. Mrs William Northrup OF
this place. several days the past week
She informs US that her husband has q
good position as a conductor on an in
terurhan line.
Mrs. Emory Gragg transacted bust
ness in Chicago Heights Saturday.
The Misses Mary Richards and Edith
Chitman were Chicago visitors Satur-
day.
Horace Johnson transacted business
in Chicago Saturday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-04-28
HOW To TREAT AILING
CHILDREN

Growing children play hard and
work hard at school. which with rapid
growth uses up an enormous amount of
energy and vitality that must be re-
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no appetite, weak, delicate and sickly
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Mary Lang of Altoona, Pa. writes:
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If Vinol fails to do just what we say
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P. S. For any skin trouble try our
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