La Junta tribune., 1914-10-17

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IL . free-trader out and out He an
swered Mr.. Patterson with the argu'
ment that he tBryanD used to the
| Nebraska best growers some year
hack. namely that II they could moi
compete with the tropics and Europs
they must get out Of business. Mr.
Bryan praised Colorado's democratic
senators for sacrificing their state q
the altar Of so-calied national eeono.
my.
The total democratic vote for gov
ernor the primary election In ls1.
was ss.O72. In this years primaries
II was 4s.s37-a loss Of 30 per cent.
The total republican vote In the pri-
mary Of 1919 was 3s.s33. This year
II was l3.0ss-a gain Of over per
cent. Two years ago the progressives
did not participate In the primary.
but At the general election In No
vember they polled ss.l3: votes for
governor. In the primary just held
they cast s.Ils votes--a loss Of over
80 per cent.
MY career ~ . juror Is 1T an
end" says Charles Mckinley. Of
Fowler. Having served on the jury
in the Swink saloon case. I am ex-
empt from further juFy duty for a
period Of two years. according TO
Law. BY that time ] will have slip
ped over the age limit line. and when
! see the county sheriff meandering
up and down the streets Of Fowler.
seeking whom he might devour. !
can give him the merry ha-ha. Makes
= man begin 10 feel like Rip Van
Wrinkle. though. when he figures II
/, out that way"
Grant Hamilton. Of Washington.
d. c., and member Of the legislative
committee Of the American Federa-
tion Of Labor. was Ia Junta visi-
tor last Tuesday. He 10 an old time
linotype operator and composed .
few lines Of type on our Model X juss
70 find out whether he was on 70 the
kinks of ose os The latest Of Msfsss.
thaler's models. Mr. Hamilton came
70 Ia Junts. he ssid. 70 do some
boosting for his old time friend.
Rhoady Kenehan. Who viii need Q
small army In that line In order 70 be
successful At the coming election.
Judge Finity advises " that u any.
one asks what his politics are this
fall To tell them that at the present
writing he II Governor Ammous dem.
ocrat. but that ON election day he
will nop and become Carlson repub-
iican. II Governor Ammons had moi
had the support Of republicans during
their recent unplcasantness he would
have been In the midst Of vast soli'
tude. and prepared To exclaim With
the poet Of old. ''Oh. solitude. whess
are the charms that sages have sser
In thy face. better dwell In the mids,
Of alarms than reign In this horrible
place"
The peerless Bryan II expected u
arrive In Ia Junta next "Wednesday
morning ON No. >. aud 10 scheduled
for an address at democssticc head
quarters. Ills spell Will BE- to shov
your endorsement Of the Wilson I'd
ministratioa By voting the entir'
democratic state and county ticket
but the scheme won't work-not thi
year. Wilson's administration IL no
the Issue In Colorado. but rathe
'shail. colorado's sovereignty b n
stored and pass from the hands o
the federal receiver delegated B.
Presdieut wiisoa IN maintain lav
and order In this STATE.
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esipe The other Aay that V moro "a
cssnt than ~ is-aad that's gola
some for . tax rsceips. TAis taz n
cstps b essioalty 10 more vays TIA
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deea n eoatain psepsssy dsscsipsle
u any kia1 vhstsesvss. Ths aaouu
70 also vesy snail. aonslhisg vs a.
rot uss1 . h ~ tax lice h Or
county. TAls az rseslpe vas issue
y NJ. Fosvesthy's father. sal says
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