La Junta tribune., 1914-02-14

and viii BE- 4 guide to the installing
OF small electric plants for country
homes.
All OF the old time booze fighters
In La JuntA ought TO read Sam
BIythe's article on Quitting the Old
Game" published In the Saturday
Evening Post OF January 3lst. and
which In part will be found In this
issue o; The Tribune After b<taG on
the water wagon for three years Mr.
Blythe relates some o: the Joys OF \
has practical knowledge along that
line viii testify that bis experiences
and sensattons are true 10 life. The
finest tribute to a non alcoholic life
Is ume-ume to DO things that a. e
worth while. time TO do things that
you never Gid before. because you
~ere not In the proper mood; time to
improve each shining minute that ~As
formerly wasted and not used TO any
good ADVANTAGE And beside. that.
II you van, to feel good" Ard en-
Joy every minute OF the fourteen hun
ar-d and forty-four minutes In each
dzy-dont drink
Albert Wood left THURSDAY morn
! Ing for Denver. and from there viii
wander into fields green and parts
unknown. Albert Is possessed OF
keen ambition To engage In the
newspaper business. as a reporter or
J special writer, and II he ever ac-
aair-s sh. opportunity Tor q little
practical experience along that lin.
We believe b. ~ill make good. He
has natural talent a. a writer. and
all he needs l. training and litti.
practical experience under the super
vision of an older head. Well. here =
Wishing him th. best OF luck any~ay
He may have some hard knocks a,
tn. start. but II h. psrseser-- Ne b.
li.ye d. Will ~in out
Mr.. and Mrs Il q Botkin arrived
HON. last Tuesday afternoon from a
two weeks visit In Kansas City. St
Louis and Chicago. where they have
teen buying ne~ goods for tn.
| spring and summer trade FOR Bot
k.as Emporium They .ere 1o-
compani-d by Mis-. Grace Draper.
~ho has been attending school In
I Chicago. Will. In Chicago they we're
among tho>e present at style
show given tn Orchestra Hall. al
. Which living models serr utilized In
l displaying the latest stylcs N wo-
meas ~-arinx apparel Tor th- edifi-
cation OF about 2.50s country mer-
chants from various parts Of the
I country
h \ Shelton. OF the iiolbrook
country Is already preparing for an
other record breaking sugar beet
crop Last year h harvested about
+ i5.oea ton. OF o~ets from his one
hundred acre tract a slight fAllius
OF from the previous year. phen he
averaged over twenty tons TO the
aer. from the sane hundred acres.
AZ the present time Culp Brothers
a S-is are feeding ie.ous sheep on
Mr. shrl,on's place. and the latter
has three manure spr-adcrs and
thr-. men engaged In the work OF
distributing the sheep manure over
/ tn. lee acr- tract There will prob
I ably b. something doing In the be,
line on this plAe. before thu year
1874 draws to a elos.
In a suit for aiyorc. ~hics vas on
I In tn. district court this .-sk. Billy
Goblin. the Rocky Ford attorney
looked after tn. Interests OF one OF
the parties TO the suit In question
Ing ons OF the Witnesses be became
quite h-~iix~r~ns on one occasion. 80
much 30 that Judge Ess~s had To
caution him not to quarrel With the
vttn~ss. but eoafine himself To ash
ing questions pertinent to the ease
On one occassoa ~ proposaded this
eSesy:
Nov. tsn't Il . fact that yos sross
. letter 70 tA> plAiaCff IN this eass
aad AAvts>d her hat II abe ever aaS.
~ i.to this family sAs soslA ~ n
. hell of mr.
II aieAe have wstss>a sseA . ~
tss." rsoltsA ths VtsassA-
wen. tsat 4 . fses thAs ~ ~
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