La Junta tribune., 1913-04-05

would 20 broke In six months. In
Los Angeles the other day he pur'
chased n site for new Examiner
building in that oiiy for which he
paid Si.o1i .325. and announces that
before the expiration OF the present
year his Los Angeles Examiner VIII
have q permanent home that Will be
second to no newspaper plant In the
world. The price paid for the site
was at the rate OF $500 per front
foot
Bids for the construction OF the
Santa Fe general office building are
to be opened mex, Tuesday and the
contract viii be let next Friday Be
fore the end OF the month work on
the new building will be under way.
II u also thought that work sill be
commenced on the new Methodist
church insid. OF six weeks
II o Van inwagen has been some
what pompous this week over the
fact that he has had tn. honor of
being great grand father thrust up
on him \ daughter was born to his
grand daughter. Mrs. Edwin c. Sill
vcy. of Long Beach. Calf. on Febru-
airy gain Mrs. SIlvey is a daughter
of Mrs Walter Brown. daughter
of Mr.. Van Inwagen Mrs Brown
died In La Junia about sixteen years
ago
Yesterday the Tribune received an
other installmeBi Of pictures from It's
war correspondent. r 4 Mckinney.
who is right In the midst OF hos'ill.
ties In the Mexican war zone. The
directory man seems 10 be- very
popular In both the federal aud the
rebel camps. and has his picture
taken with generals and other live
ones ON both sides OF tho fence The
pictures are on display at the Pal
ac" Drug Store.
Mamma. just now fell ovn-stairs
and hit the steps all the way down"
exclaimed little Mary. VINO attends
the Christian Science Sunday school
Did you hurt yourself dear"
No. mamma | kept saying. Truth
truth. truth every step | hi'. and
| didn't hurt myself bit But I
had fiso In my arms when fell.
and think he is pretty badly hurt
what makes you think so. dear"
Why every step Ne hit. hc yelled.
Error. error. error Judge
The effcrt to get the siandpat and
progre-siS" republicans together In a
harmony conference" IN Kansas IN
June l. no, attracting wide attention.
II viii go tn" way OF all the other
similar efforts which have been mad.
IN other states When the short s.s.
sion OF congress opened four months
aso the republican leaders In Wash.
ington got together and began to
talk about r"uniiing the republican
party, They nad no trouble" In -.
tablishing al once harmonious rcla.
tion. with Borah. La Toilette and
Hadl'y. Who had no, l.f, IN. party
Hut they failed To enroll In their
effort any progressive who had left
IN. republican party.
The widow,r had Just taken his
fourth wife. aud was showing her
around the village Among III. places
visited was IN. churchyard. and the
bride paused before a very elaborate.
tomb~ion. tha, had been erected BY
the bridegroom. Being lI,il. near.
sighted. she asked him to read the
inscriptions. and Ia r.y.r.n, tones,
ne read
Here lie Susan. beloved ~if. Of
Jonn Smith. and lane. bclosed wife
60 John Smith. and Mary. beloved
wife Of John Smith"
He paused ~ abruptly that IN.
bride. leaning forward to see the
bottom line. read To her horror:
Sb. y. also ready"
How dear In our hearts 10 the steady
subscriber.
Who pays In advance At tn. birth
II each year.
Who lays down tho money and does
Il quite giadiy.
And casts 'rouad the office . hala
a cheer.