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The chronicle=news., 1913-12-12
.AMP|C0 TAKEN
BY REBELS,
REPORT

Mexico ciiy. Dee, I-,-kaiost-
reached here toisy-Aaii III b. Ol
good authority--to III. effect that
Tampieo ha, been iaA.n BY the r'-S-
els, Tn. war office and the minis
try oftn- interior d-ny the report
None oIt he foreign is.,,ions. the
oil COMPANIES, NOR the snippinE eo,n-
panic, ,;as hsd ans .oInnun.rnison
snh raiarn." since ,aef ishtIns b-'
san.
Th- F.s-fnn.-nt continues 'o issus-
reports as 'o III. if"sr-.. "f the 49,
ssuit asia. rUoyis on Tampi."s u
i.. Jared THE aIt.rno-,n that the I.d.
-ral. nae .i.s n al III" .rias.s over
the river Separating Tanpiso FROM
ih- suburbs .I lena Cecilia anh NJ,
Dol .faad-. which SER n-.uEi-'i
yesterday bV The r-b.I ,Ts.Gys Tn"
I-.-fAls ai.- we're .Lii Is BE- stiii IN
roasrri u ramIiso s-arlN ,Hss a-4.fn'
~s- given IN a prisasr H.s-as- ii!.s.
at Tsmpi.o and r---i.-d h-r-- aI IL
O'Clock oN.' ta~ t-Si-rsi tisiaph hn'
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.IRoWNAS1ER VISITS
the WHITE HOUSE

Nsshiasi.n. u.' is.- Nndrc.
Tar incsir visited III" Wai." hosss Z"
da, m inquire after i'r-sts-n' VII.
sous hraiia iIr taii~.i at i-nsSa
With S.crrisry Tgmuisy abpJ' ~urIr
rSac- and sent io III. stat. depart
iIcnt later to s.ptsr" the snoi-s'
~tin s.cr-,ar, Bryan.
A. he lot the White hu'i.c. Mr.
Carnegie said he thought business
conditions were going 4. "h- better
than ever. after tho nc~ Iczisis.
iicn. whicr congress has in hand. !.
pa..-i.
u. oppressed hi. qualification at
the award Of til. Nobel prize ia sen
ator Root.
Il tl,,nk senator Root is ono OF
tn. ~isc.t -sn III N'Hcrisa. h" said.
''Prc.,dch, Roosevelt ssij s". Lord
Merely told me he Thought so. and
I believe tho hes, thing the Eei'tih-
licRn convention could do would be
10 nominat. him for pr-siGsnt.
III there were To -. NO .rhNsn-
ton. do ycu 'h,nh he would TIC nom
mated at the primaries Mr.. Car.
ncric was a.kcd. 10y Que rf HE lis
teners.
Well" said ~ CARNEGIE. SO Tar
as am concerned he would lie.
Nr. CafncHi. cane to Washins e
TOT tr attend the annual meeting OF
the Carnegie so.'e,y fer sci.n'itir
Research.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-12
GIRL KILLED BY
DYNAMITE BOMB
SENT TO EMPLOYERS

New YORK. UcS' i.-Anni Auuisr-
viii. is YEAR, old. employ -u a. con.
f,,I, utiaI booAh.cpaT Of ,h" -. n.
Uv,,Iinx ,onyan, at s.s W-., .>th
s6tc-,. wac Killed to-day "N "a bcmb
acn, to her employers Thomas Me-
CaOc. managing salesman. vas cut
IN the head b, i.yi-g metal and Nit
cbacJ R,sn. an .mplos.. was IN
r,r.,i by shattered glass Tho dcsx
ou which the JpWo wag placed as
Mi. Anui.c~tu opened II Was de
po,i,heJ and th, office Mas ~rctk-
Cd
The bo,sb vas delivered b. cS-
prr.s.
W., .,cEt the vo:r', and Why wcI"
oucstiops that set half q hundrcd or
morc detectives at work on ever,
pp,s,blc clue. On tn. wrapper they
found in writing the return address
IA State street. New York CITY.
The building ut thi" sddr"ss ID u
1Arrc office b,,iliing, occupied chief
IL by exporting firms who employ q
number Of foreigners.
The bureau Of combustib'es. work
ing OIL the mystery with the -fc~
p,,xe. Of metal found In th" ftooi
And walls, announced that tue mis-
,,,e was Of similar construction ts
the bomb sent I, Judge kOsaisk,
about two years ago.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-12
PRESIDENT WILSON'S COLD
Is BETTER. BUT he NAY
MISS GKIDlRON DINNER

Washing'Un. Doc IE-Pr'sI5enf
Wilson's cold MS Improved tuday.
hut he wus ordered by his physician
90 remain in bed. The president
wants To- attend the Gribifon cInh
dinner here tomorrow might to iui.
uii a promise of long standing. but
there is Doubt that his physician
would permit him to 90 out nj doors
bcfor. Monday at tn" earliest
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-12
MONA
LISA" IS
FOUND


srrI. La viaci's masirrpi.--. ''si.na
Lisa the mysterious aisarPraran.-
oi ~hiss IRON a.. I.ousi- Ia August.
1911. shT-~ the ar, s.sii into son.
s'-,hnii.n. MS in.na today In t1.r'
-n.-. The man ~ho ssni- u .as ar
rested. lie Ia sn Italian.
'Mons Lisa. Rss.. rsus-ris
known a. ''i.s J.-oassc.'' i. an. ot
tho ~o'ids nssss, famous paintings
sai h fcssri-'i A. rs,.o,ssA. i..sn'
srSo In vinci lns,s .. h.. nss,1si ios
the picture Liza bI Gt,sooda. a
~csass nf :'issvsce. II vs eos.sas
sas frsae- sy fsrncs I.
IN. value os tho work can o.iy ba
Imagined. .ine- al, Offers To bay u
~.r- refused. s,aoax their on- 10
pofsc-i q. hs,- p-rh made bT shu
iir.,i.s s.,-rrn-s, o' . ..ouc.aocs
sin.- the aisarr~afan.u ffpa The
i.oi,r~ .t the ririufu. the search
he's .-.-s voriJ-~tsc. u has t-~r
r-,-rt-,I f.ana in Germany. Eassts.
Ia sian,I. spsia. ansi even IN tn"
ua',--i states.
4, was widely believed In rsfts
AMI throughout frah.- that tho pic.
,ur. va. ,.., taken by ihirs-s but
rather bY sprr a-.n.ntri art i"s-F.
all. Wished 4. b- able ai-ats ;n
gas" upon u
The famous painting had huna IL
tho place ot honor in the Louvre. In
= rom which ~ss SUPPOSED 'o b" al
~gsa watched. II disaYp-af.d on
the morning of August 80. 1911. and
IL. sb-,n.- FROM i,s accustomed
place ~as not noticed By iss guar
dians until -.m" hours later. At
Ur;s a 1ui-, search ~as made In -v-
cry nook and corner uf til. rnu>urh
ami di~cr--, questions ~"t" asked Of
the hundreds of rop,isss aud photo
xraph-rs who daily crowded tho mu-
soum. The questioning was all
without result.
Whom tn. police authorities hasl
been informed they Immediately or
dcr.-i the museum closed Thor
ough search br detectives followed
They found tn" empty fran" lyins
ON u servants stairway IN th. nu-
scum building. but no trace Of the
! picture which IL had enclosed.
Tei-srapaic information OF the
Jis,pcparan,r was sent to every
town in France and to the police
hcsauua,tcfs OF many nations. Ships
were searched as they left French
ports and trains as they crossed the
frontier, Will. evcry packaz. taken
outpf franc. and looking anything
like a picture was closely scanned. a
great scandal was aroused In France
when II cain. to light that the guar
dian.hjp oi,he public galleries and
museums was very lax. and several
higb officials were dismissed from
their posts.
Paris, Dec l2.-The famous 'Jo-
oondcN was found today when the
picture was offered by an Italiani
resident of Paris TO an antiauary uf
Florence. according to an announce
men, made this evening by the
French minister of public instruc-
ton.
Both the picture and the italian
are now In CUSTODY VI the police of
Florence. II stole the picture"
said the man. "in order to avenge
tho thefts which Napoleon commit
ted in Italy"
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-12
A00LPH GERMER
SUBJECTED To
PROBE
Questioned for Hours
by Judge Advocate on
Strike Matters
BRIDGE CASES UP

wsls.nburs. Colo. De- Prom
-!sht o'clock ias' n!sht until a.
clock this morning and all aay today.
tdoiph .orm.r. International ORGAN
if"r NJ III" Inii-'i Mia" Workers ~
America, ani In charge Of the head
quarters in this district. 9as subnt,-
ted 4" . sriliins examination bE
Juisu AdSoca;- Major y, J. i,oush-
ton "f the military district of Cole
RADIO. G.rm-r has ,---u quUstioH-;
closely as 4. his alI-s.d connection
.r sno~l.is- IL various strike dis
or,i-rs while the sub.,an'- "i hIs
testimony has not b.-n disclosed IL -
stated that h- has made s,s,-n-n''
In which h. has op-niy declared him
s-if opposed I" "TEanif-a govern
m-h'
G-Fn-r was arrested ..sh, iais
as" gh"n h- s'"pp-i Oft g, /. :
,raia with a woman. IN" wife af '
~~ii known merchant nf this .'S
iiia srspa u.r- s-is-i and Afterwards
hiz roam a, the Klein hotel us.
searched lie is h-ihs held In sniis
iarS sonfin-n-n, nnd allowed 'o iait
~iih nobody,
To-day the military commission
pr.siiei os-r b. Col. Edward vsir
dee sb-gs. -ssais.i Int. ih- blowing
up af four u. s u a bridge. be.
tween cachars. Junction aud tlpase
late in Or..h-g. When shts ease hAs
,,e-a concluded the G-smrr -samin-
aiioa will b~ein b-so-- the military
cor, n,i.sian-
S-.,-''is, the commission so'nrlei-
-.s the inriiFy ia'n tho shooting
that took place n-aF Ia sr,a IN No
S-tuh-r sh.a four min" r-Isris
-.r- KILLED Ns r.s'.i; Of the uf-~
days examination uinr m-n ~~r- ar
s-r-d ind-fin,-iY detained ss "t
the men sf~ said u. have confessed
q, active participation and tho "'h"-
three sr" b.ii as sSr-ssori-s fh-
men held arr Charlie ban and III
ward Richards. Sari Doiohn. trsns
krips aud Charlie. Shepherd. Peter
Rich. Marcus MaFtiuniirh and George
Ztn,b.rs
Til. commission also ordered that
q search b. made for iShn fi"~sa
ha-i'. Wh". according 4. the state.
n-n,A of ,h. tu-n held. ins,isa'"i 'h.
pio, 80 ~ayiav aud shoot the uin~
guards aua y'sr"i out the rifles AMI
ammunition fIprkhari, fled AMI
Is still u fugitive
..n.-ai Cbss" arrived at waisaI
burg this morning - look over IL"
situation IN that district The gen
-rai ~as me, AZ ,h. train br de-
,a.hm.n' ~ soldiers and headed br
the Officers Plrai-i through 'n>n 10
the hotel vb"f" the commission is IN
session The general Was rh.rr"j uu
hi. way to headquarters.
II was reported ;nat MAJOR =. e.
To~nscnd world h" transferred 4"
Trinidad to duty q, cam san Rafael
Major Townsend Is she officer Who
Accomplished the arrcs, nf Il Smun
held for the la vrta murders and
who was Instrumental Ia securing
confessions
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-12
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN AND
HARTFORD RAILWAY co
SHARES REACH NEW Low
RECORD IN STOCK MARKET

New YORK. Dec ~ The shares cf
the New Y1rk. New Haven and Hart
ford Railroad company reached n
nov low record today on the stock
exchange Further liquidation
forced the price down to SOS shortly
before II o'clock. The previous low
record established yesterday, was
67l.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-12
PIRATE A BENDlcr.

FaII NN'f. NAFr-, Drr- 7. w
noan..n .n-hi WAS ma.l- To-day 81 ,h-
marriage al i'F.gii-nr- Of Arthur
it"uthiiii-f. better known a. Arthur
!ia'i.T. .ni,sli.r "f IN" ril'shurs Ma
ti"nsi i.ssu- baseball team and siiss
Mary s-h-~,i-- of tats 'itS
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-12
QUIET AT CALUMET

Calumet. Mica. p.r. i:- quiet
r"i.u-d in the copper s'rik" district
las. a.sht and this morning. strik-
Of. IN Calumet w-r- pg-s.n,.d .ruu,
raraiiuE bs deputies -h" feared
tryublC aud me- raradc~ Vet" held
apyp here In the district
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-12

Washington. Dee wireless
i-syai.hcz tr"m Rear Nisasrs'
rl-tSa.r ai Tsmri,.. On board In"
United s,a'rs ship Tacoma. -"n' AZ
u m.. say she federal zuntua, Ars'
y. ras then sh-liinE the 'uus'i;y-
t.pna,i.ts position. that ,a-I" was
no change in the relative position "f
the roinLatani= aud that the 'ni'"!
states -hir Nh--linE Was in 'h- riv-
OF. .i..- to III. fighting tn" f~dcrs
al garrison Vas estimated AZ 500"
while the ,'pn.'''u'ions.is's claimed
.iS thousand Rear Admiral II~trh.
cr tlso reported that Is" refugees
Nsrr on the American Euul,us's. 10"
on tn. British steamer tosiciHn. as"
on the krop I'ftps-esin C"r"ilic. a
German vessel. aud 500 in the build
ing. along shof- in III. neutral spuc
The cruiser Raleigh has been "E.
d-r-d from san francis'o I" Maza'-
Ian. on the Pacific side.
IN To ! y. ~ no additional dis
patches had been received frcn' Rear
Admiral Fletcher iLd there wcr- No
other advi.s to- indicate that the
Iigntinv At Tamp,o had '"ir, 10
any result
r..ss.s.A ., ssRp ~
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-12

Vera Crus MoNi.u. b-sr ~ Tia.
rebel forces as,srkias Tempi'o
Arr- g-i.il.-si a.d driven a-a, tr"ns
tia, si,s ~ith h-aSy Losses, aS.csdt
ins q. G-h-tai Gu.,sso Mas. miii'
,arJ somnsna-r h-t-s Nh. says that
federal srpni'. uai-T General J.sIuiaa
Mas. Jr.. arrived to th- r-ii-f of
TsmI.ico yesterday.
Up 'a . o.ip-k shis morning u"
further communication had b--'a -.
..l,-j k-f- IEua. N-as Ndnirsi ffsah
y, Fletcher. in command p' The tati'
ID ssaS~s ~srsI,i - .ff ramp'cp. Hts
last m->Aaxr reached here 81 half
pass four yesterday asterpnpa ehsn
flShtisS b~l~c~a the ssasis aud fed
ssals Sfas ssiil solss ss. Il ~ss U.s.
def.soo9 that al ihss hour M eon.
muaisstioh MAS "i~a n~i--~n Tan
pieo sni N~siso cissa
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-12

N-sica ci'y. i'r,s THE N.si'
.su seaport .' rar'si"" .ss s''ii IN
the hands ~ the federal ir"sgss at .
late hour las, uis!ss Tire manager
sf She federal Telegraph reported
.sTly today ;Aat the telegraph iihr
from Tanpi,o go "a. i.s's ra,"si hs'i
h-rn rr-op-avi after having h-en
interrupted sine" the beginning p'
,a- fighting.
The federal ~ar r,nis,-s. General
Nurriisns Hiapsu-'. apl-srs 2" 80
card Tsmric- as safe
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-12
THE WEATHER
Pai0s0PHlcAL P1eli1 SAYS

"You ace. sit.
sax Private Jon.r
4 Capt Jinkz. -
thought I shaved
this n,ornIn' bu'
siA OF ia has 1
u IN same
glass ala ! sucsi
I shaved soI-
on. elise
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-12
Yesterdays IempsIaiuIes

No precipitation Clear
,Aiininum last nIx.t -
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-12

Weather Bureau Report
TohisiU and Saturday fair uol
much change gH Temperature
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-12

r~ssSss-A =. ssss ~
La Junta tribune., 1913-10-18
Gas i'l.., win b. Bs,ls.

George Culver. representing the
Rocky Mountain Gas Company. who
arrived Saturday 10 look after the In.
terests of the company during the
franchise election. departed Tuesday
noon for the East. In taking his de.
parture. Mr. Culver stated most EN-
phatically that the gas plant would
be- built and would he furnishing gas
to Rocky Ford long before the cxpira.
tion of the time limit.
Mr.. Culver made many friends
while In our city. all OF whom appre-
ciated the Eentlemanly manner In
which he met the enemy OF his pro
ject and the able manner In which
he explained away the objections "a
the franchise OF those VINO had failed
10 post themselves by reading the
published proposition. Rocky Ford
Gazette.
La Junta tribune., 1913-10-18
Announcement

Their. seems to be- feeling that vau-
deviiie In not tn. best entertainment,
and as ". are anxious TO please We
will not have vaudeville at the Won
derry 'Thcater after Saturday. Octo-
ber 18th W. Will try and please you
with the best motion pictures obtain
able. ara Will add To our orchestra
and furnish you with the very hest
music. We will also feature Mrs.
Miller In all the latest song hI,a on
Tuesday and Friday % bach week
We want TO thank everybody tor
the interest they hav" taken IN try
Ing 10 make this theatnf a ~ ccss.
aud assure you that II is our great
desire as well as our chic ambition
,a provide the peopl. Of ~ juata
with nm entertainment that All
please them. We will 10 our best
Yours very truly.
&. W. Wonter'y. Manager
La Junta tribune., 1913-10-18
La Junta Thestcr Progress.

At meeting OF the stockholders
OF the La Junta Theater Company
held In the Colorado Savings and
Trust Company building last Friday
night. the contract for the erection
OF the La Junta Theater and the ad-
joining store buildings was let to
James McNeen. The company re-
serves the right to include n con-
tract for placing a second story over
the store buildings. and this will be
done providing the necessary funds
can be raised. The theater is to be
completed, furnished and ready for
occupancy not later than February
list. and as much earlier as possible
The plans for the second story pro-
vide for an apartment house. with
four suites OF three rooms and three
suites OF two rooms. besides four sin
gle bedrooms, with bath and private
hallway. These are provided with
all OF the conveniences of the latter
day apartment house se-disappearing
bed. bath room, closets. kitchenettes.
etc. and those who have inspected
the plan are of the opinion that the
supply will never be equal to the de-
mand. 1t has been figured that the
second story will yield a revenue, af-
ter deducting all overhead expense.
OF at least twenty per cent on the in
vestment. and II the necessary funds
can be raised It will be- built.
II is proposed to make the La Jun
Ia Theater corner the great white
way OF La Junta. and n rival OF Cur
tbs street In the capital city. Four
ornamental light posts, adorned with
five globes. will be installed on Colo
RADIO avenue. and three more on
Third street. two of them being on
each side OF the theater entrance.
There viii also be an entrance To the
theater from the Colorado avenue
side. adjoining the corner store room
on the north. and this will lead di-
There will be n fifteen foot alley be-
tween the theater and the store
buildings, aud a similar alley In the
rear ~ the theater.
:. JAa. laytak Of lhslek. % ~ -
the thester is nov In progr~~x. and II
Is hoped 70 have II enclosed inside of
six weeks.
La Junta tribune., 1913-10-18
Hor~e On the Oth~r Fellow.

A newly married couple in la Jun
played . very clever joke on Y par
~ OF their friends who planned . CHI
varri In their honor one night this
week. The rinGleader OF the chivarri
party came In with his wife from
their ranch at HiGbee. and while he
was rounding up the boys to take
part In the proposed celebration. the
couple for whom the honor was In
tended. slipped out of town In their
automobile and went to the rancch
home of the Jealous friend. where
they spent the night.
The friend and his wife remained
In town all night with relatives. after
the would-be chivarri party had spent
\ number OF weary hours hanging
around the home OF the newiyweds
waiting for them to show up. nothing
being further from the thoughts OF
the rtngleader than that the couple.
whom he wished to honor with a
strenuous celebration. were safely
sheltered In his own home twenty
miles away.
La Junta tribune., 1913-10-18
C.p.ai. Fu..,o. H.. N.rro~ E.c.,r

Captain Fred Funston. OF the LIN
coin tNeb.) police force. and former
~ OF the 80. tz Fe special ..er,'e. of
t,is city. hsa 4 narrow escape ftu,,.
receiving SERIOUS injuries ~hiI. In
r',";c of a party OF officers yn.' -cIe
sent to raid house In that city. A
recent issue OF the Nebraska State
Journal. In y column account OF the
raid. says In part;
-Four policemen. four negro men.
three negro women and three white
men battled In a dark room at A0i
South Seventh street at midnight last
night. Several negroes received scalp
wounds. one OF the white men was
badly bruised on the side OF his
head. and Captain Funston narrowly
escaped being stabbed. A knife which
was claimed BY william Schmidt. col
ored. WAS plunged twice into the side
Of the captains coat The coat was
cut and IN blade passed through sew
cral letters In the inside breast poe
kss. TIVE atsuses osts bssag made"
La Junta tribune., 1913-10-18
\. 4. Alexander Promoted.


n A. Alexander. who has officiat-
ed as local agent for the Wells Far
go Express Company for nearly two
years past. expects to leave about No
ycmbcr LIST for Albuquerque, n NJ
having been promoted to the position
of route agent for the company. with
headquarters In that city. His juris-
diction will extend over the Santa
Fc from Albuquerque to Ration. the
Bclen cutoff as far as Vaughn. the
Santa Fe Central. and also the Rocky
Mountain and Pacific out of Ration.
a railroad which has Just been taken
over by the Santa Fe.
ON two previous occasions Mr..
Alexander declined To accept = simi-
lar promotion FOR the reason that
road work" would keep him away
from home too much. but now he
feels that he cannot afford To turn
down the offer. AS II may result In
further advancement In the service.
Mr. Alexander will be succeeded
by W. &. Long. OF Santa f.. n. NJ.
who is expected TO arrive In La Junts
the last week In October.
La Junta tribune., 1913-10-18
SOME INSIDE RAsEBAI.L
Prophet Mckinney Reviews the
Worlds Serie~ and Wonders How
II All Happeae<i.

What relief Il must he for the
Philadelphia Athletics when the reg
ular playing season h over and they
have won the pennant from tough
teams like Washington and Boston
and Cleveland, to get into series
with team like the New York
Giants. Pretty soft for them. They
don't have to face real pitchers like
Walter Johnson, vean GreEE. Joe
Wood. Ed Walsh. Ford BoehlinK. Fall
La Junta tribune., 1913-10-18
Rsisiag Pedigrred Muck.

For the first time In nearly three
weeks J. ". Shsulir ~as In the city
Monday attending u business. lie
has been seriously III. Mr. Shaulis
IL xoinG extensively into the raising
Of registered stock and will make
some very extensive improvements "a
bis buildings and will stock his farm
with the best dairy herd TO be oh.
tainsd. In the spring Mr.. 8hsulis
Intends building one Of the largest
silos In the state ~ ne II . firm b..
liever In ensilxse and also In the the.
ory that stock on the farm IL the sal.
walton Of the farmer Rocky Ford
Gazette.
La Junta tribune., 1913-10-18
Jailed s"r Petty IArreay.

I'd Stark. who has been an EN-
ploy~ OF the Santa ~ rip track for
several years. WAS arrested last Sst-
urdny on y charge Of stealing = var
led assortment Of carpenters tools
from the railroad company. There
were four cases against him. He
WAS tried before Justice Of tbs
Peace Aaron wilkins. last Monday
and he WAS found guilty on sach
charge. the sum total Of fines and
costs against him being SIS. bsstdss
. further psaalty Of twenty-five layi
In jail.
La Junta tribune., 1913-10-18
I'ssasare (A,srs Nest Week.

District court viii convene next
Monday morning for tho regular Oc-
tolHr tsrns With Judge Riser on the
bench. ~ 3usy summoned viii not
be IN stoe11ascs until "Wednesday
There aso1a tetal Of ninety-five casss
os the eot-sorty criminal and
stfty. five Dat aone Of very In.
Dortsnt N1nnoae aetonal nature.
La Junta tribune., 1913-10-18

lcsssasss1 = fAss Ass.)
La Junta tribune., 1913-10-18
vss.s l,ss... os ss.s s-s...s.

Al PAstims PART this afternoon at
: o'clock Las Animas and L. Junta
Will have thsir lnitiai meet on The
local griliroa. Ths boys have bssn
sndssesins . grusitss ssries Of psac-
ties sansn d os1ss 70 ~ II form q
shov ths hsDs fsjts what 10 rsali3
\ tAs0. CeDs eue aad sAew tAs(
~ aDogoGlnAo tAe1s sfeseoA yep
vil1 - ) ~ gaoe.
La Junta tribune., 1913-10-18
Last Night M Cssi,"ii~ Fair.

Tonight II the last night OF the
Catholic Fair which opened wsdnes-
day evening at Elks' Hail. and has
been drawing large crowds Of plea
sure neeksrs ever since. The prizes
for the various raffiss and the keno
sanssx are very handsome. and much
interest ID being manifestsd ~ . re-
suit. Dancing IL snjoyed every night
with music By Wonderly's orchestra,
The automobile viii b. ratified off To-
nisht. and the attandance will doubt.
Isssly b still larger than on the pre-
csdiag nishts.
La Junta tribune., 1913-10-18

kenberE. ct al, but
get a chance to ease
up on pitchers like
Marquard. Tesreau.
Demaree. Crandatl.
and the like. (Al-
though Mathewson
has won only two
games out OF eight In
the last three years
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1913-06-26
Postal Express Wanted.

The grange stands pledged to assist
In the enactment Of a postal express
law At its last annual session 1t In
dorsed the Lewis bill, and its action
has been followed by nearly If not all
OF the state oranges since. New York
with its 100000 members, Pennsyl-
vania with nearly $4,000 and Maine
with 10000 have emphatically pro-
nounced in favor Of postal express as
being the best solution OF the parcel
post problem. While the grange was
influential in getting the present parcel
post system, 1t is by no means satisfied
with 1t, but looks upon it as much bet.
ter than none. but susceptible Of much
improvement. However, the success
Of the system so far as it has been
tried out reflects great credit on the
good judgment Of the leaders Of the
grange, who years ago foresaw that
the carriage Of parcels by post was a
thing that would be of real benefit to
the farmer and to the people generally.
Now they take another step In advance
and predict that a postal express will
be OF still greater benefit than any
system Of parcel post mail service
can be.