La Junta tribune., 1913-08-02

Garden City claims the distinction
OF sending the firs, woman to the
peuitentiary In that state on a
charge of bootlegging. The woman
vas an old offender and was sent up
for a year.
Colorado's attorney general has
just given out an opinion to the ef-
feet that railroads must take out a
state liquor license for every dining
car they operate In which intoricat-
ing liquors are sold. As a result of
this opinion It Is quite probable that
the sale o. liquor will be discontlnu-
ed on all dining cars.
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Our climate is our best asset mat
cannot be syndicated-a resource that
no Rockefeller can corner. Adam
Smith said "A good climate ID the
greatest Of empires California has
grown opulcnt from exploiting her
climate. For twelve months In a
year Colorado climate IL better and
has fewer faults than that Of Cal
ifornia But We have been Ike mis-
crs. holding It's glory tor ourselves --
Alva Adams
The great family Journal was In er-
ror last week In stating the Ar
kansas valley Band had been eugag.
I'D TO accompany the La Junia and
Lamar command.rics when they 20
10 Denver week aft'r next 10 attend
the knights Trmplar conclayc The
band was engaged direct from Den
yer by the committe. Ia charge OF
the music for the eoncllNo There
Is som, distinction mere and Us a
distinction that makes All no" differ
.nec In N. world
In single sentence. Miss Carpen-
ter. national organizer OF the pro
gressiye party. who Is now conduct
ing campaign In Colorado. thus
charact.rizes the attitude OF the
three parties: Social workers tried
for years TO get legislation through
the republicans or the democrats 10
settle social unrest. But the vision
OF the republicans and the democrats
was warped they saw only their
own selfish ends The progressive
party IL organized 20 fight the fight
Of the people who are struggling to
better their condition. >"
Garden City has passed an ordi-
nance ordering all telephone, tcle-
graph and liEht poles off the main
streets In order TO clear the streets
for IA" whit. way" that II To be a
part 81 the new municipal light plant
The companies now using the streets
have been given UNTIL october Let 10
make the necessary changes. under
penalty Of from s. to 81 per day
for failure to comply The city
will bury the wires on he main
streets aud allow no uuslgh'ly poles
10 mar the beauty Of the PROPOSED
white way Nj Of the towns In
Kansas tina, have municipal light
plants are ablaze every might IN
the week with white Ways
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over iu ProwcrS county. at the
beginning Of the school term IN sep
temb"r. CLASSES Will be- organized IN
the high school under the Instruction
of the county Agrfcul'uris'. IN which
boys will resolve practical training
IN farm work Few, II any tex,
books viii be used. and the govern,
men' and agricultural hullc,ins viii
form the basis o' mos, Of the ,ns,rue,
tion. which viii b. practical and ap-
preahlc 20 local conditions o'ero
county ought 10 follow suit n any
h-aivAy II made IN this vicinity IN
the back 10 the farm movement Our
unfeveloped resources need in'el'i.
gent and practical farmers. rather
'hsn more doctors and lawyers. 20
br'nr about tho great destiny that
awaits us
The Chicago banks arc calling their
loans rivhs and left Little or no
money II obsn'nable by mercantile
interests. oven with ril' edred col.
lateral. and then only ~ short torn