La Junta tribune., 1913-04-05

nlDtttOu taSt taii. anu III I'm hDp' th"l
most Of the dear people are salts.
fled with the amount Of wetness they
hav. been having during the past tive
weeks
There are plenty OF cash registers
In Dayton. 80 there Was probably no
difficulty In ringing up the $521.s5
contributed by the people Of La
Jun,a for the benefit Of the flood
sufferers We cast our bread up
on. the waters TO that extent
=
Fred Mckinney, the we'll known di-
rcctory man. is writing a series of
interesting letters from Douglas, An
1ona, on the Mexican border. TO the
La Junta Tribune. Mr. Mckinney II
as good at writing as he is at get
ting up city direciorics-which Is con
sidcrabl. praise-I.amar SPARKS
The success OF every onterprising
city In the country can be traced
directly TO team work on the part
u business men and the citizens in
general. Now that the city election
is over. and We ar" cock sur. Of haN-
ing no NOR" elections until year
from next fail. lets quit hating each
other. get together and all pull for
greater la Junia \ greater la
Junta Is bound To come anyhow. but
We can make Il come sooner by ey-
erybody getting on the job aud doing
little boosting for the good and
~clfar- OF the old town.
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L. r. mn. OF williston. y u,
where be has been connected with
the United States Reclamation Ser
vice during the past two years.
writes that he expected 10 leave
thcr. April ist aud come at one" to
Colorado. He Will visit for brief
interval IN Denver and then on TO
La Junta TO locate permanently MIR
Hill owns fine tract of land In the
Garden of Eden. the first one you
come to after crossing the concrete
bridge, aud he intends, II his dreams
come true. to develop this into an
agricultural paradise
Bill Brown. Alaskn's famous mail
driver. accompanied by Walter stane-
low Elob. trotting journalist. pass
I'd through town last Monday morn
ing. Wita light wheeled vehicle TO
which siN dogs N,r. hitched They
are b'nt on making a round trip
from New York to san Francisco
and return In sin ycars They have
been one year on the road and have
tr1vflad 10 .ouo miles They expect
la win wager of several million
dollars providing they are successful
In making the trip within the allot-
tod period This Eag Is being work
"i IA death but some peopl. seem
To be- content In making a living that
way.
pr. Finn"y viii probably not deny
tn. soft Impeachment II you accuse
him OF being N. instisnior and pro
motor Of matrimonial bureau In
the best town on .arth Every time
new assistant phyaician is install.
ID a, the Santa fo hospital abou,
th. very first taine tina, he arrangss
for is To secure h"lpmect to share
his JOYS and sorroNs \ new as
s,s'ant physician Was Installed JUS,
ried In Topeka last Saturday To IN.
daughter Of the chief surgeon Of the
Santa y. Two OF his predecessors
shared the sam" fnt. Just n few
week. after they were Installed In
the same position
1857. IN. editor of IN. great family
journal used To stick type for VII
lie Hears, on IN" San rranoinco ~.
amincr Willie vas some x"inx Mid
In the newspaper business those days
TIE Examiner ~as down and out
sAeet. located on a hack allry. when
willie took hold of u. backed by his
fathers millions. and he sur. p~t =
PACE In ne~spap~rdom In that old
bsrx that made Mike Young and all
dl IN. rest Of the old time editors
~ up and take notice. bssties maxi.
lag oc~ans II gravy" for all the
psintrrs on the coast Six and srv.
- 6oliars = niEht vas ~asy picking.
eos the newspaper had 10 follow
willle's "ysmplr and print al ths
eastern ball SCORES racing charts. bis
seare krsds. and aii tho other ''phst
tskcs" that are ~ dear to tho Az
esase psint~s's heart. Resides tnat