La Junta tribune., 1913-07-26

Japanese are now ioIhi"H'h ~ '
In California. to battle In Denver, and
10 operate pool halls In Rocky Forh'
About all they can do now Is To
spend tleir money for necessities
Lamar sparks.
Now. children" said the Sunday
school teacher to the juvenile class
Can any OF you tell me what an
Cplstle is?"
4 can" answered little fellow
II the foot OF the class AN episue
Is the wife OF an apostle"
With three fires, aud terrific
wind. han aud rain storm Garden
City had more excitement on the
Fourth than the promoters Of the
biz celebration figured on. The old
est lnhabitaut never saw harder
blow. and all IL lacked Of the tor
uado was the twisting motion,
Our Constant Subscriber IL ad-
yised not 10 bring any more old clip
pings just to fill up with. our edL
torial shears are sin In good oondi-
tion and We have not forgotten how
10 use them. Bring us an old cab
bage. or a can OF wisWell's butter
milk Their filling properties are
more substantial
Allen Beaumont. of Pueblo. III.
v.I known court at.poErapher. who
comes down 10 La Iun,a when Judge
Esse, IL on the bench. left Monday
mornins for New York City Mr
Beaumont win sail from that port
for Liverpool. England. within
few days and will spend IN" next
two months visiting the principal
cities OF Europe
The Hearst trophy won at tn. Ma
,ional Irrigation Congress at Pucb-
Ia IN 1910. by Oicro county. was on
exhibition In IN. window OF the B.a-
" Mercantile store. Cherry Pie Day.
feels tina, she has an. In
,cr.s, In the cup because a major
portion Of the eihibi; by which the
cup was won was furnished by the
district. - Nanranola Sun.
y
\ Fowler farmer IN great need
" an extra hand AZ the having
stack asked a wayfarcr II he would
help him out
,what1l ye pay'" asked the sun,
tovusr
IN pay what you're worth" an
s~crci the raneher.
The DO scrat he'd his head min
ute. then announced decisively, I'm
Ne aarn.d n IN work for that"
wisWcll vas out ot butter last
week and local merchants had To
send 10 Pueblo for supply This
week b. u making up for IL. how
ever. and vas not only able TO sup
ply the local trade but fillri his
first order ut s~ins n. ~ill turn
out about Ioe pounds Of butter this
week. Including the "masings" Of
to-day when We Laserauist n"
iups HON. with his train lead OF
mitch COWS wi-wcll ~ill probably b.
able To supply the cn,ir. valley ~ih
butter and buttermiik
.
q \ kilgor. expects 10 leave n.st
"Wednesday Tor Long Beach. calif..
10 ioin his family Who have been
spending IN. summer there. Mr.. XII.
gore ~ill buy a bathing sui, sr soon
a. he arrive. in Long Beach. also a
skull cap to protect what f.~ hairs
n. has lett. and then wander GU, on
IN. shores OF til. briny deep and
camp ther. until September lst ~.
~iil return home early In september
accompanied by Mrs kilsor-. and his
daughter. Mis-. Grao. kilgor-. ~ho
ha. b--n In California sine. last
March.
-
=. Moycmout. our photographer. left
IAst Monday morning for Kansas
city. Mo, to attend the thirty third
annual convention OF 10. pho,ogra.
piers Association Of America. which
has b~cu In s-.s'on there the past
~eek with about eleven hundred a.t
"sa,"s from all parts Of IN. coun'
try In attendance" Yesterday morn.
Ing 40 received = catalogue II pic.
surcs giving the names and addresses
Of leo photographers from various
parts Of the country who hs,. pic.
tuses on exhibition =, the convention.