La Junta tribune., 1913-11-08

row Jennings Bryan P.rdue. II his
dad isn't postmaster he ought to b..
Kansas city star
Illinois progressiyes ar" said TO
be about to come out openly In oppo-
sition to the liquor ring there. Liquor
interests opposed every progressive
measure introduced into the legisla-
ture-as they always do.
farmer near Coolidge scorns the
idea OF having a silo on his farm.
Before begin mixing fancy salads
for my stock to eat. III quit the cat
tie business he declared.
with tn. only republican morning
newspaper lef, In Colorado run by a
bunch OF democrats. the Colorado x.
q. y. Is to be excused for processing
wonderment as to its exact where
abouts Lamar Sparks
II Is reported that two and one-half
million dollars has just been paid TO
retain newspaper mou,hpieoe for
tn. kaisers use. Does anybody
around La Junta need mouth
piece
over In CroWley county they had
property valuation this year of
I'D over the fact that crowley was
one of the five counties In the stat.
who's. assessments ~erc not chang
I'd by the sat. tax commission
Grand Junction remains In tn. dry
column by a majority of over 500.
according to the election returns of
last Tuesday This is tn. third con
Secutiye defeat for the vets, by ever
increasing majorities. and III. thirst
parlor contingent will probably now
civ. up the ghost,
Lack OF publicity has been the on
IL barrier to IN. prorr.ssiv. party
since II Was organized. With this
barrier removed In Colorado, there Is
every reason Ia b.iie,. that the poll
ties of that party will ultimately iri-
umph t.. this state. possibly In the
1914 eicc..on.- RIM. Reville
In the Wet and dry fight In Jack
sonviil-. III. last Tuesday, tn. total
vote east by tn. women vas ass.
Of which Sst voted for saloons. and
2.ssl cas-, their ballots against IN.
saloons. majority OF 2.327. Tn.
total vote was ans Wet and <.s.2
dry. a majority of ..tot. Tn. mems
,ot. vas l.7s5 ~., and .st5 DIR,
majority of seventy seven men yot-
inr dry
In Illinois last Tuesday the new
woman, so recently .nfranchis.d In
that state. cut a big firur. Ia III.
municipal elections, especially wh.r.
tn. wet and dry fight was III. prin-
oipal issue. Virginia. III. remained
dry by a yoi. of 5ts. Tn. as5 No
men Who vent To III. polls voted sol
idly dry. not a sinyi. vet yo,. being
east by woman. The vote ~as stb
dry and i5s wet
In one way the Rocky Ford p.opl.
/. ah.A.. I.s L.st ~ A.s
81. In mos, other towns In this Vi.
cini,y inasmuoh as tn. coal dealers
In this city haN. only raised the
price Of coal so cents while In La
Jun,a III. pric. OF coal mas been ad.
,anecd 81 This fac, H. certainly
or-ditabl. To IN. coal dealers IN
Rocky ford.so says the Rocky
Ford correspondent OF III. Pueblo
chi.fisin,
y
W. are going 10 have clean news
papers In Denver II We hay. Ia US.
up all the pain, In the shop. rh.
press herc,ofor" had been usurp.d
by certain individuals In proparat-
inr their social whims and political
foibl.s Shil. IN. public stuck
around ON one foot and paid for I,
all. II the corporations nov d"sir.
paper OF their own they viii have
To establish II and by that sign they
viii b. marked for life for nobody
wants newspaper unetufcd with
hog s.rum.--Ficld and Farm.
Sugar city has three saloons. each
with n thousand dollar license fec
ia pay. and II appears tho condition
is not conducive To aninssins
princ~iy fortune. one Of the saloon
men wanted TO qui, last week. pro-
viding the city coanrii would per-