La Junta tribune., 1913-07-05

Rocky Ford plant. and With the
changes contemplated the grindius
capacity viii be increased from | .p,s
tons to LEO tons per day. with tn
same expense for labor ana maint. u
ance As result Of improved meth
DDS the sugar company VII not
suffer any great financial loss even
though free sugar should eventually
be brought about.
is IL warm enough for your" Is
the favorite query ot people ~ho
haven't energy enough to think up
anything else 70 say thess days
And the universal rsjotnder IL very
emphatic in its affirmative acqules-
cense. with various and sundry pre-
fixes to make II even more D. II
was only l02 In the shade according
to the Official Thermometer In front
Of the Postal Telegraph Coapany a,
O'Clock Thursday. and Pasl Hen
kle says that isn't a. warn Is 1t
will be for some editors In II. dim
and distant future. II Paul hsinss hi
thermoheter along With kfn veil
give him 4 chance some day 70 prove
that he Vas 3 good prophet in Ia
Junta.
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". r. stubbs. Of lawrence, Kan.
accompanied BY his son. Roscoe, and
brother. J. z. stubbs. were La Jun
"a visitors Jas, Sunday for . few
hours between trains. the guests Of
Dr. A. L. Stubs and faE:iS They
had been putting in = week at the
ZOO acre ranch Of the Stubs Bro
Tiers near Manzanola. and We're much
pleased with the AGRICULTURAL pros
pee, there. Many improvement are
to be made At the stubbs' ranch
during the present year. and hun
dreds OF acres OF virgin Hoil will
be planted with winter vhea, this
fall. The governors son. Roscoe.
was the heavyweight Of the party,
He Is only fifteen years old and
weighs go pounds. Governor stubbs
and family expect TO leave some time
during the presen, month for Europe
for an extended tour.
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Yesterday morning we received >
letter from our Mexican War cores
pouden,. Fred A. Mckinney. and
were glad to learn that he is s;ill
on earth. This vas his first let
ter since the baseball season opened.
and ~e we're really getting alarmed
abou; him. In his last epistle TO the
Ia JuntAites he bid q fond farewell
To the Mexican var. and announced
that the var zone would haze no At
fractions for him until ~ 6asehAll
season vas over. Our var CORES,
pondent frat@rniIed With rebels and
federaix indiscriminasely for Dany
weeks. and we entertained the sus'
picton that his threat o. desert might
have res0ted In serious oonseauence'
". v stfll ON earth. ho~ever. beins
located at Douglas. AriE, where hs
Is putting the finishing touches on
his latest .fsor, In the directory lin.
H.. says: win probably be- In
Douglas until after the Fourth o'
July. xs there win BE- a big cciebra
ton here. Fl Paso v jealous Of this
town. however. and they are coins
to have . bsttl. across the river a'
Juxrcr There are no; enough fed
erals left In Sonora nov 10 make
decent battle against the rebels, %
We viii lose out In Douglas ~ fai
as a ba,ii. 10 concerned They vii
sur. hay. one In Juarez. however. u
General Pancho Vins g-ts there In
tim. TO pull 1, off the Fourth. II
IN. troubl. between HermoAillo and
Gusymas had lasted lit'ie longer
I might ha,. ron. down. but n IL
all over now. and was too busy fin
ishing up the Douglas Directory Ia
go sigh, seeing. 40 missed II all
Adios."
Frank spic-r Ia becoming quite an
adcp, as a ehaffeur. but hss not
as ye, learned all the tricks of tn"
trade. Las, Sunday afternoon he
was ou, In the suburbs for . quiet
spin when his machine came In a
full stop. After fow minutes Of
more or less anxious inyestigation
h" found ,hn' h. was out II water
Their" happened to b. a farm hoass
not far away and IN. deficiency was
soon supplied. II. started up again
and the machine ran along a. peacs'