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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-18
OPPOSING MEXICAN ARMIES CLASH AT
ESCALON AND REBELS ARE HARD PRESSED
RATTLE SAID TO HAVE RACED FIERCELY ALI. DAY
STRATEGY OF FEDERALS Is SUCCESSFUL AND BATTLE
RACES WHEN PART OF REBEL ARMY Is TAKEN AWAY.

This Believed to Be Responsible Departure
villa From Chihuahua-vi Gen.
sosship Prevents Any News From Fflerng Through
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-18

ne time will be here when college graduates other
hgny trained girls will feel that domestic dignity of
calling equal TO that of other said
the Board OF Managers of the Young
OF New ok city She discussing g problem from
an original angle when educated she con-
nued the servant girl problem will be arrive
that solution begin with servants have ob,
TO as much pleasure and enjoyment life We must
treat servants machines Domestic
tive that the best class of girls will with pleasure
following such a r "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-18

JuARESZ. Mexico. March i7.-Heavy
lighting. with the rebels hard pressed,
was reported here tonight. A force Of
Federals Is said To have met Villas
army At Escalon. an important rail
road town 100 miles north of Tor
reon. and both sides have been rein
forced. The battle Is said TO have
RACED ncrcely all day to-day.
The railroad from Torreon runs
north through Escalon to Jiminez.
chihuahua and beyond On each side
Of the road are mountains These for
ten miles are marked with rife pits
dug In previous revolutions. IL In re-
ported that the Federals. whose num-
bers are not known. moved out of
rorreon In two detachments, pursuant
TO orders from Provisional President
Huerta.
One detachment rs said TO have
moved over the plains west OF the
railroad, with the mountain between
IL and the road. while the main body
went directly by rail to Escalon. The
eastern detachment evidently was
trying TO get In Villas rear. as IL
was moving in the direction of Jimi
nez. which Is ~ miles north OF Es-
Gallon.
Encountered Advance Guard.
General Urbana, OF the Constitu-
tionalists, however, had been posted
at Rosario to guard against just such
strategy. and last Saturday Is said
to have encountered the advance
guard OF Federals at or near that city,
which is about 110 miles west OF Jimi-
nez.
He Is said TO have been outrumber-
ed and to have telegraphed for more
men and artillery.
The main battle at Fscalon, appar-
emily nicely timed by General velasco.
the federal commander. to occur after
reinforcements had been detached IN
assist Urbana. II believed to have be-
gun last night OF early today. No de-
tails are available.
The bare facts OF an engagement
were contained in telegram of only
fifteen words.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-18

tcontanusd on PAgs ssvsn.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-18

cative OF counter-demonstratio on
the part OF the Socialists and the rad
lcal SupDOrterS
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-07
ToDAY's HEALTHoGRAM

A well-known medical authority
gives the following treatment for boils
Paint the boil and an inch around
it on every side with tincture of
iodine. Give it a good coat. Then
apply ichthyol vaseline, 10 per cent on
a piece of gauze. Cover with cotton
and bandage. Remove dressing next
day. Cleanse skin with benzoine.
Then repeat treatment, Keep this up
day after day unless the skin is irri-
tated by the iodine. Then just use the
ointment alone. When the boil heads
it may be lanced or left to open by
itself at the discretion of the attend
ing doctor.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-07

0OOSAI Ny ChS POACS'
$1,000 ~
HoYNE ACCUSES DOCTORS ?,
States Attorney Hoyne has start
ed prosecutions in the County Court
against DR.. Glenford L. Bells, head
physician of the tuberculosis hospital
at Oak Forest, and DR.. Henry G. Wild
man, senior physician there.
They are charged with unlawfully
practicing medicine and surgery.
Hoyne says he has evidence to prove
that DR.. Wildman's certificate was re-.
voked by the state board of health
August. II, 1887, when he is said to
have admitted charges of unprofes-
sional and dishonest conduct made
against him.
BAND CONCERTS THIS WEEK
Logan Square This evening, Vec-
chione's Italian band.
Stanford Park This evening, HUFF
fer and his band.
Garfield Wednesday even
ing, Gearen's band and orchestra.
Union Park-Thursday evening,
Illinois naval reserve band.
Humboldt Park-Friday evening,
John Cerny's military band.
Douglas Park Saturday evening,
Kozak'S band.
BITS OF NEWS
Washington.-Senate confirmed to
be members of federal reserve board
Chas. S. Hamlin, Boston; W. P. G.
Harding, Birmingham, Ala; A. c.
Miller, San Francisco.
DanViIIe, III. - Federal Judge
Weight fined Vandalia R. R. 1000 on
two counts of rebating. Lumhagi
Coal Co. charged with receiving re-
bate,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-07
SECRET!
BY Jim Nance.

by JIM WdHee'
I've got a fine little chicken,
But it's got funny ways.
| can't get it to lay an egg
I've pleaded days and days.
Until, last night, somebody
ExpIained-it made me howl.
IHIlet you in on it, by gosh,
IT'S not that kind of a fowl.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-07
PsSS.AAs a farmer, I'm good
gtaeious4 81
: 1890
GAMES TODAY
American LEAGUE.

Chicago at Boston.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Washington.
Cleveland at New York.
National League.
New York at Pittsburgh.
Federal League.
Kansas City at Chicago.
ST.. Louis at India1apolis
Pittsburgh at Buffalo.
Baltimore at Brooklyn. :
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-07
WEATHER FORECAST

Partly cloudy, possibly local show
ers Tuesday; Wednesday probably
fair; no important change in temper
ature; light to moderate variable
winds.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-07
POLICE SEEK AxE-MAN

POLICE SEEK AXE-MAN
Jacob Misich of Blue Island, Ill,
his wife, married daughter and her
baby were murdered Sunday night
while asleep.
The murderer used an axe which
was found covered with blood in the
house by Jacob Mislich, Jr., Monday
morning when he returned home.
William Mansfield, the ex-soldier,
son-in-Iaw of Mislich, and eastman
Areszewski, a boarder, are being
sought by the police.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-23

Die einaige faerio5e oeat.
f4e gettltrt9 IN 2di6iSan.
pec8e Die 9epef4cu Ger
RH. YFeHs 6riugt
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-23
&edt5eitig gewarnt.
200 glrbeiter in Garp bnrh Nitro
slpserim GgplOiion sefabrbet.

Gbicaeo, %. geop. Sunoerte
bon ,SenItcrn in 8arp, Sno., muroen
beiitc infolge elmer 9titro-6lp3erin.
GrpIoiion in oen @erfen Der aetna
YoIpocr 60, Die bier @eilen entfernt
Iiegt, gebroden. gtienano muroe ge-
totet ooer perlest, oa elm 9ed i'll ei-
mem CclbebGItcr rehtSeitig Die @ar-
iulng Dor elmer mogliGen Grplolion
0eeeben ino Die etpa 200 slrbciter
Sic iSludt ergriffen batten. N!ebrere
Ssormgeb6uoe nabe Der slnlagc GIN
oen IN 5riimmer inb Die Gleftriif]-
Iid,t-AnIoge IN @arp NOR infolge Der
@ritiittcrnne temporar auber Be
trieh.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-23
Sampfer NifO
tn Si6erbeit.
Surge nm ben Serbleib
anbrcr Sampfer int
@adicn.
10 Geidlen bonn nntergegangenen
Sampfer Curtis amsei6iuemmt.
SeBm Der Spfer funnten bereits ibcn-
tifisiert lueroen.
TadJ ben iiberfGligen Sfiffen iuiro
eifris nahseforidt.

G b icago, %. 9top. Ser 9anpfer
gtifn, Der in Sault Ste. 0tarie
0sid., iiberfGaig lit, iino I'M ociicr
Si6erbeit man beior9t mar, lit in
0lllniiing. 0tid., unter S6us. Dies
lpiir0e beilte in oen Bureaus DC,
Sines 9itnlber 60. berGigentiimerir
oes Shiffes, befanntgeeeben.
guffaI o, q. g.. %. gtop. Gie
9eihe Der ilpeiten eSrar,. Die an Dem
Stranoe nabe 8rnuo Warais aeflln-
ocn nr,roc, lit, mie man bier glailbt,
S6ercia slifenbrenncr. 26 Sabre aIt
i,no in @lifTalo pobnbaft. Sic flibr
nit Ser Buff bon bier iort, Inn uui
Dem 2ampfer Curtis als Iiiiiteitt.
StcparbeB 81 arbeiten.
Soult ste. Marie, Wi6.,
%. 9top. @enn oiih ieit Dem Stiirnl
Der leeten @ofe ifon IS 0eihen ge.
iunocn fplrocn, 10 fiirhtet man nod
INNER, oob bic 3ahl Der Spfer Wcit
oroBer mar. Ia alle bieie 2eihen
pon bcm Gnntpfer Gnrtis ber5iiitam-
men i6cinen 10 lit man nod iiber
6as Sdidial 6es Terionals Der 0ar-
fen Torpiu uno 8eterion i'm 3mei-
ref, oic Der 9ampfer i'm 5au batte.
Sic orei Sbiffe bntten 26 9Serionen
oil @orb.
Sie5u fonlnt nod. BOB mebrere
anbre 9anlpfer berntift perbcn.
5rob eifriaer Sude nod Der gtipi=
gon uno gfifo fonrtte nod feline Spur
bon linen gefimben peroen, unb
ebeniomenig bat man ettpas bon Der
Sinaloa gcbort.
Inter bcn Is nabe @ronb Marois
OH ben Strano geipiilten 9eiheli,
non oenen 3ebn ibentifi5iert perbcl
fonnten. befinoet iid Die oes aupt.
s. s. Serlnings bon Der Curtis. Iie
Siuei sSrmienIeiden lmiroen nod nidt
iocntifi3iert. 9os cine ser beiben
Spier idcint cine slmerifanerin. oas
andre cine Tolin gelDeien 81 lein.
0ulntb, Minn., %. 9fou. Iic
cine Der israuen, beren 9ei6e anl
Somitag om Stratb stpiihen 8rano
NSarais uno@hite 6iib Voint aefin-
Den ipurbe lno Die elm MeoaiIlon nit
oen einarupierten 9uhita6en ~& g. "
tritg, lit nod %. u. Wc@attp Don
Iulntb @ofe g. Build bon Buffalo,
q. y Mc@attp beballptet, OaB lie
StpmuroeB 6cs 0ampfers Curtis
mar, Der in oem lettrpohcntlidlcn
Stitrm nit ieineii 5pei @arfen inter.
gcganeen 1T.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-23
giuiien bnben amseblid) @nnrbinnen
in CitpreuRen senDmmen.
Seutide MAIDEN idDne SurtidJritte in
ben glrsunnen.

Berlin, %. Iob. Irabtlos iibcr
Sapsile, q. q. 9aS 9lrmeeboupt-
quarter bat unter Dem Datum
oes p. Honent6er, einen offi5ieIlen
8eri6t peroffentlidt. lol1tenb:
~9luf Dem peitli6en 8riegsi6oi-
plas lit Die Gage unperanoert seblie.
ben.
.Sn Eolen baIten Die 31n1pfe ON
nno nm beiBeiten lit oie S9lad)t flo.
lid bon 1lod, in Der Ia6barif)aft
BON 2o05 uno IN Der 9tabe ponS Si6en.
Itofou."
Berlin, %. Hon. lte6er Suag
lno 9onoon. 9fohoem Der General
itob erfldrt bat, oaB Die @reigniiie in
Tolen lid einem entideioenOen gnoe
nGbern uno oaB Die Gage iiberaa
siinitie lit, iirS Die beiitigen sIrtifel
Der 9erliner 3eititn9en auf einen
Iebr bofiniingsbollen Con geItinnlt.
sic erfldren iogor, oaB Die 9dmpfe
in Bolen riift MIR Die aanlpagne ge-
gen 9iuBlanb entideiben. ionoern Ell.
nen entideioenoen @infIub auf BEN
gdn5en &riea baben oiirften.
Der 2ofalanseiger oerOffentliht
Gin Snterpietu nit einem Sffi5ier,
ser I'M Hamen Ger Wlilitdrbeb0roen
ipreden ourite. @r iagt, na9oem
@eneroIoberit bon SinOeuburg ben
uilIiihen re6ten syIiieel aufgeroIlt
bat uno Die Seiterrei6er gleih5eitig
BEN linfen ruiiiiden 6liigel angrei-
fen, iei Elm algemeiner Riid5ug Der
Rifen lno Die &61imrng 2ernbergs
nur cine Srage Der 9eit. Sn oen
friiberen glngriffen, faet SerOffi5ier,
banoeIten Ste RlIlen nad einem be-
itimmten Ylan, iest aber itn6 tie &C..
notigt, bon ibrem uripriingli6en
Tlan gan; ab5uieben. oa lie elmer
aanS perifieoenen Sitliation gegcn-
ii6criteben. Die oeiitiflen irno otter
rcif)iihen &ommnnoonten bGtten Die
Slnge tomfner geleDen.
9faf) oerieIben Suellc baben Die
RniIen Moneel on grtiuerie uno on
@eipebren.
9onoon. %. 9fob. Grbitterte
Sample in &uiiiih Toler. iiber beren
Nlusaong man nod nifts gebort bot,
uno Die 8ieoermafnabme beftiser
9an1pftdtigfeit in @eitfIanocrn fino
bie Sullptereigniiie oes beiitigen Sa-
aes.
@as oie &dn1pfe geaen Die Ruiien
betrifft, ideirt 9ertihIono ihon Ell.
nen pollItdnoigen Sieg ii6er Die Hiii.
ZEN OILS iiher nrplnebmen. obgleih
bcitirnnrte sln5eiden oaiiir cisentIid)
mad, ser Meinung britiider @eo6of-
Ter niht oorbanoeu iin6. Nlud aus
Den offisielen 6eirtidcn Grfl6rllngen
I1bt iid cin FOLDER StIuB nitlt 5ie.
ben. oenn Tic beiagen MIR, oab bic
Sample in ToIen fprtbauern Con.
Don peridipeist, ooB Berlin bin5ii.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-23
snffragetten bebarrli6.
Delegation uiro. nad)itcn Wtpnat poin
9sr6iiScmten empfansen.

8aibington, %. gtop. Yrd'
iibent Bilion piIigte beite elm, i'm
9lnfans oes fonimenSen Dfpnates
eineTeIegotion oenofratiiherStimm'
rc6tierinnen 5u empiongeit, Die ibr
erillhen moIlen, Elm fonititutionelles
ssrauemitiulmrehts 4meitoemer,t 5u
uiteritiisen. giner friiberen Suffra'
eetten Delegation batte Der Prdli-
bent aeiogt, oaB ieiner gniidt nod
bieje Graee bon ben Staaten ielbit
aereaeIt Deroen miiiie.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-23
sdritt fiir Sd)ritt Der'
lieren0.
&idter 2amar beidieS fsramf's SeOi'
ionsseimd abihlasis.

8oibingto g Of II, 90. @op. &i6-
ter 2amar lebnte beiite 6as @eiuf
Der @npGIte oes initer Sooesurteil
Itebenoen Seq &c. Sranf in sItlanta,
Ga, auf &epiiion bes Befiinoes oes
ItaotliAen Sbergeridtes bon @eorgio
ob. SSranf puroe idulbig beflinoen,
i'm Sabre 1913 oie Sabrifsarbeiterin
@arp 9}bugan ermorbet 5lt baben.
9ie @nipGlte moeen iid nit ibren
8epiiionsgeiuh jest on bas gllnoes'
Gbergeri1t in ieiner @eiamtbeit peil-
ben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-23
Siermafter gtftranoet.
Yerional mag serettet iuerbem, Sdifi
pieaeiht berIpreH.

q em gorf, 90. Rob. Gin bier
noitieer Sduner, Der nit gaubola
beloben lit. lief beiite morgen nabs
Sbinnicoof. .2eu6tbans, Gong IS.
Lamb. auf. Sn Der erresten See idien
bns Sdiff in Stiide geben 5ii ioGet
2ebensrettern geIane es, Elm Sell
iiber bos Sdiff. befien Same nod
niht Gefannt lit, aii idieBen iir,o Damn
elm Sfranoboot 5n Silfe su ieu6en.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-23

Sdtigteit ots 9am@ftrs &ronprirB &ilbtlm+

oab er 5rpor in San SSrancisco aebo.
rem, ober fein elmerifoier lit. Gr
itanl,nt Don oeutif)en Gltern uno
pnroe IN 9eiitfblanb er3ogen. gr
oientc unter sSranciseo Waoero in
Ger merifanii ihen Irrnee oils Maipr
imo periufte ip6tcr, Bel Der oeltt-
i6en4rmee an5rfommen, ipuroe a6er
niht angenommen. slnf 8rrito lei.
mes amerifaniihen Haiies puroe er
in Berlin ltnb 9fotterbom pom omeri.
fonii6en Silfsfonlites ur1teritiibt.
Cine ,tnteriuhune lit oariiber einge.
leitet porben, nie er iih in oen 9eiit
bes amerifnniideu Eaiies i'll iesen
bermofte.
Berlin %. gfuo. Irabtlos
iiber Sappillc, y. q. Sn &pnltan-
tinopel ipuroe, luie cben bierberberif)-
tet miro. offi5iea pcrlautbart, oab
Die Siirfen ben Wtarfd gegcn Die
rlliiii6e Safenitaot 9atum anl
S6nar3en 0ieer crfolgreid fortiet.
sen. allies 9anb 5lpiihen Der ruiz
iiid.tiirfiid]en 9reil5e uno 0enl SluB
9bursf lit in tiirfiidem @elie unb
cine tiirfiide 9lbteilung bat i'm Su.
ocn Oieies Scrritoriurls Artpin ge.
nommen. 2ie 3iirfen erflGren, oaB
Die britiifen @erliiite bel Sbat Ell
slrab $50 Cote un0 mebrere tauient
9ertpunoete betragen baben.
Ter 9erid)t wicOerbolt, 0ab Die
Siirfen BEN Suejfanal bel 81 Santa
ra erreidt babelt, naboem lie Die
9riten III einem bliitigen 0efe6t be.
Iiegt bntten. Gie Vriien floben I'LL.
fer 3liriifloiiuns 5ablreifer loter.
gtad) offi5iellen 9eridten aus
@ien bnben Die Sciterreiher in Ser.
bien neleroines itarfen @ioeritano
gefiuoen, baben abcr i'll itarfen NIB
teiIungen BEN 6lub 9Oiitinbara iiber.
lfritten.
Oas oiii3ieae BreBbureau mel.
oct:
Boron Soesenoorf, Gbef ocs oit..
iing. Seneralitabs, id,ifte Dem 60
falan5eiger elm 5eIegranm, tporin er
bic @eriidte bon Geibrngen 5lpiibell
oeltiden u11o otter. -ling. 9eerfiib-
rern als IdherIid,e, tpenn nift bos-
niQige grfinblulgen be5eidulet.
rSpe3ialbepeIfen aus @aiel uno
3iiri6 meIoen, OoB Die britiiden
glpiatifer, Die cinen miBlungencn
@eriudj gcnadt batten, Die 3eppeIin-
perfe in 5riebribsbafen all5ugrei-
fen, iiber oie Sfapei3 gefIogen iinb,
mas iib nit Der gseittralitdt Der
SdJlpei5 nidlt pertrage.
Ger Meiiaeero, cine fran5oien-
freun0li3c 3eihuN in &om, erfldr.
te, Die fran3oiiide 9lrmee leibe
ihredIi6 inter Dem GiniliiB bes@et-
tiers uno oie Solpitdler ieien nit
fronfen Soloaten iiberfiillt.
.Gie 0iterreiGiife 4reiie beri6tet,
0aB fir Die ariegsanleibe bereits
3uei Ndaiarocn aronen ($400,000,-
OOO) ge5ei6net tporoen limb.
Ser 9onooner r0ailp Gitl5en"
perofTentlitt ben @eriht zines @an'
mes, Der Die Getentionslager beiiiht
bot, uno iogt barin, baB Die oei,tiden
9efangenen uneeniigenb errGbrt
perben unS bab Der glnsbrlih bon
gpeoimien tpabrideinlid iit."
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-23

@Df feline Gntideionng
in ben Sd)ladten &C.
gen @nfien.
3ene rniiiid)e @eritarfuuseu iinS
anf Dem Selb erihienen.
Grne,tte beftiseSGntpfe anf bem ueit-
liden Sriessidamplat.
Tenfife Snrf)brnd)sperinfe bel
Ypern nno gienpprt.
gritiides 8eidipaSer perimdJt, Die
aiiite sn bunbarbicren.
8iro absr BON Der bettIdlen gIrtille-
rie snriifsetrieben.
&uiien bnben angcblid) @nnrbinnen
in GitpreuRen genDmmen.
Seutife MAIDEN idjOne 6urtidJritte in
ben slrsOnnen.
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-30
GeneralOrder'
No. IS
Thereby Hangs I Tale
y EDWARD olxoN

During the war between the stnte,,
division ~ the Union army under
Geueral Chubb wHx placed at the juns.-
tiOn VI two n,ilrmdx In Tennessee III
prOtsct the r0ads and keep open ths
line Of COMMUNICATIONS of the lnniu
army farther south. Il was the xprinu
ssason In that region Mar.h. The suu
shOue warm. the buds were opening.
the birds building their meats -indesd.
nature was awakening.
Two OfIlcerx- Lieutenant Cole vel John
BsrrOws and Major Alec Stewart
were riding on . road just beyond the
limits Of the encanipment.
Il wish our wives were here" ~
marked Major Stewart.
The general won't allow . woman
In camp on any pretext. Hes issued
an order to that effect"
= know that. What can you expecl
Of an old barh!'
NOw. there Ofiicera were both younr
men and had r-ently been married
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-30

but Hall In his eagerness to reach
home failed 70 touch second base
and The umpire called him out.
While this omission seems inexcu-
sable. II must be remembered that
ball players OF greater ability and
fame than those members who 90 to
make up the local team have been
likewise guilty Of this bone"
Ensign c. NJ. Dolan leaves the
hospital next week for an extended
leave Of absence. He plans to spend
II In Colorado Springs. Denver and
In the mountain resorts OF Colorado.
Memorial Day will be fittingly OBJ
served ~ the Naval Hospital begin
ming with ceremonies In the morn
Ing At 10 o'clock. including = short
address by the Hon. A. NJ. Lam
bright. Of Las Animas. and followed
In the afternoon BY 4 series OF ath-
letic sports. bail game. and n trap
shooting tournament. All are cor
daily invited 70 come out and spend
the day.
The base bail game with the Pu.
eblo Moose team was somewhat Of .
disappointment Both teams start.
ed poorly. the local scoring five runs
and the Moose team six runs in the
first inning. After that both clubs
played better ball and the final score
vas II 10 s In favor Of the MOOSE
team. The local team was handi.
capped by the physical condition Of
Allen. player and manager. who was
Obliged 70 leave the game early. Al.
20. the local pitcher. Sands. had not
expected TO pitch and was not In
shape 70 do 10.
The crack team from Cheraw wiu
cross hats with the local team on
Saturday. May setA. II s:3o ,. n.
TIE Fort Lyon Motorcycle Clut
was orsanised Wednesday yitA thir.
eesa charter 4snbsSl aAI efflcorl
eseeesd fsFs - follow: bssGs6sat
G. l.. oesvast: secretary. 4. Mccoy:
road captain. 2. n. Psdsrs6a: dirse.
.oes. C. L. Hatchard and c. 4. Wat.
tssson.
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-30
TllAP sllo0TlNO
AZ Uaiaea sea1ss Naval Hospital
Pay Clesk nsidgn Wins Leg %
DuRsae WaseA Fob Tsophy

Two squads faced the firing line
on the grounds Of the T. B. Trap
and Gun Club Sunday morning last
and Pay Clerk A. c. Bridges. with
handicap Of two birds. scored 70
out Of 2s thus winning the weekly
leg ON the DUPONT trophy.
The scores Of most OF the men,
beFs were not ~ high ~ usual for
some unaccountable reason. The
scores Of the morning follow:
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-30

Tbs gesessl censussdlug wss feely
ysans Old. regular army s0sve ao1
. sigi1 aIsgtpllnasiss. Hs hslisvsd
tbst TIE pssssesv u weUes wttb au
srny os.y sssunbeSr1 Il sn1 6ssrsct.
u frOw lsn s0ciessy.
Il have mis1 ~ bsiag ~ wife
dewn." aaId Bassvwu. ~ ssn oud
s0ass fsrmer's wife 0uts1de the camp
limits wbS Will tstp her II. 40 one
outside tlss family nlss llvss With nessi
know sh~'s ny WIFE,
''1e the ssll nsam assds Il cat se'll pre-.
Ter clsHrxr~ axaInrs ron s0r dlaoledl.
rssv ~ or1sr.. swd Il wiIl ~ hsrsi
Witt y0st."
HsrOws nsads No reply to ihIs. hat
the 6s~lrr ~ ~ hls wife wsa very
sesvsss In hIn. snd ehs sext tinse h-
nssIs Sut ~ csmp Il was wtlh Z vIsw
sU nssliu. = kslx,u~Wi Tor NJ. Not
Ter fsvns ths chain a. guards there
lived Nm. Clayb0urne. Z widow with
asvssnl rhIIdfvH. bsrrvws calied on
her. tUid lssr NJ hla deairs tv see hl-
wife ard asked TIM widow u ID. woul,l
~ give trr hsdgnsent sss brjef sea.
sUs. Th~ vvqsssss wss ssuntsd. aud
Barrvws wrste ssr hir wife tU comr
aUutb.
One lsy svsh,sr VI WEEKS lister Gen
ssrsl chmlb while riding W sh~ clay.
bOsirne hsssr~ saw Mn. Barrvws sit
thug Un the vsrsisslx doing Saury work
The Iady wss . veg Dsvsiy wsxmun.
ant1 llse asSsesal wan snash l,leun~l with
lssr slIsmraMv. On rrtufulnx IL cnmp
~ called ssps " bis aIdn to him mn.l
saId:
~rhese Il h0ssae about \ mile from
sssnp IN sisr turnpike Irsdlug west.
ward. = white lssss,sr viii grpxn blind.
l.eusw whW llvsn tGeru ard rssn,st sh..
Information y s,e.~
Tive kracrnl snvs tlss order In Z tone
10 indjsuts that ~ ssslsrted si~r-
wess arms rosrs~lsd la ihs lsss,-~ or
Il wss : rvs.issv0sss Soe splss or VIA. IL
susse way pseDndbcial 70 the l'nIon
cawns. Tls nld nsnds llop lnqwlriss nni
reportesl thss TIM jslsce wsa 0wssssi and
Sss'upled l,y Nm. clsytussnr: that rb.
wss Z sys1mthjAts wIeh ~ CMfssl~r
aoe'eauas. Int ~ far ~ suuld " l~srt
- ~ dlalnapd - lnopsSess In The
struRgie. IN etsssn1 sutxlvsxl thr n.
pm wleheul esssslsent. an1 tIss aid n
tlgUd &.
m sext afyerusss tjenrr~l chubi,.
atseede1 ~ . dHHlp m~eeiy. rude ou'
- ~ Cjaykeeess plnsp. Mn. Bar.
NM. ~ tavlss ~ to(ls~. sssrni
1IeeA - ~ >joap - ~ vessnda 10.
~ eaee3 Wus6s ~ 4. ~ uvnni n ~
woeo ~ l6oG0o - ~ a. hsd
sspe pu(o1d1 ~ - ~ y ~ bun.
1oe1s ~ ~ t1WeDnue1 ~ lf she
ce9o11 oegt ~ ~ u spssao ~ Nm.
~. - ~ ~ ~ ss ~
IN ~ - ~ ~ = - sssoer.
a ~ Hup - ~ 0uo6 ~ wss
La Junta tribune., 1914-05-30
y.s.a u s..- s.s..s rs..a

The Santa ~ agent II Butess.
Colo. tells quite IN intersstihg story
Of how the recent flood swept away
the stable IN which was lncarcesst.
I'd bis only horss and busy. Il was
about : o'clock In the morning when
the high watsr esas along and
floatsd the stable Off its foundation.
There was no floor In the stable.
and - the horss vas lied 70 the msu-
ger he had 70 tsOt along insids. cross
Ing both The Sants Fs and Rio
0rsnde tracks and also passing over
about dosen basbed wire fences.
TIE horss vas found about . nile
and . half from homo. down The
Fountain creek. whsFs the stable had
washed W ssalnst . ssnabas and
stopped. NJ. Home vas still lied
70 the maager whea found and sssm.
"a very llttls the worss for bis suah.
sr unusual sxperisnce. except that
he had . few wire scratches on bis
neither extrsuitiss. The agent aald
that when be found his horse he
animal let out . neigh Of great 10Y
at seeing his master once more. The
buggy was carried shout . quarter
II mile and dashed asalass tels-
graph pole. demolished remnants Of
the vehicle beins distributed along
the right Of way for . quarter Of .
mile further.