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La Junta tribune., 1914-02-21
nlGn sCspooL NOTES
- Bess sssdes

The Owl Litefary Society held III
regular meeting on Friday. The pro
gram consisted OF \ recitation BY
EhsSd Fross@. a paper read by Belle
AIlsworth and ready speakins-- by
Kynt Mccauley and Glen Wilson.
On Monday afternoon = meeting
Of the editorial staff Of the year book
vas held. The s4iitoFs were assign
ed to their various places and the
size and shape of the book was de-
termined.
On Monday night there vas a de-
bate between teams representing the
Owl and Excelsior Literary societies
A prize OF SIS was offered by Super
intendent and Mrs. Austin to the
team winning the decision. In ad-
dition TO this the speakers were rank
ed according To their individual abtli-
ties and the three best we're chosen
To represent La Juntz In the inter
schOixstic debate with Las Animas
and Rocky Ford. There viii be an
other tryout held on Friday at which
three more debaters will De- selected.
Tn. question was. Resolved. That
Capital and Labor Should be Com
PEELED to Settle Their Disputes In
Legally Established Courts OF Arbi-
tration." This question Is OF consid-
erable interest because OF the strike
existing at Trinidad at tn. present
time.
The Judges were Earl Sabin. ". +.
Miller and Coan Moore. The mega
tive was upheld by Houston Dameron.
Amanda Ellis and Pcrley Lewis. The
affirmatiy. speakers ver. Kent Nc
Cauley. Glen Wilson and Bert Sp!-
del. The rebu,,als were given by
Houston Dameron and Bert Spidel
Tn. decision was In favor OF the af-
firmatiy.. Time OF constructive
speeches. ten minutes and r.buttals.
fiy. minutes.
tic teams were Perlcy Lewis. Glen
Wilson and Bert Spidel. A fsir-sizsd
crowd vas present Tn. int.rscho-
las,lc debate will be held on March
Goth La Junta's n.yatiy. team will
d.bat. at Rocky Ford and tn. affir-
native team will debate Las Animas
here.
The basket ball teams will play
Rocky Ford at Rocky Ford on Sat
urday night Although neither team
played last week they have been
practicing faithfully. The boys
team Is some~ hat hamp.red by the
absence OF Charley Cius who suffer
ed slight injury. Although Charley
will be missed. substitution can be
made without hamperins tn. team
greatly.
La Junta tribune., 1914-02-21
Cisriseian Church.

Bible School at g:t5. Mrs. Mary
Barr, superintendent.
Preaching at II a. m. Subject.
AN Astounding Life for Christ :"
Scripture lesson. II Cor. s:7.
Christian Endeavor at $40.
Preaching at 7;30. Mrs. Blanch.
q. Gates viii occupy IN. pulpit and
speak on the theme. "woman's In
nuence." followed by the Life Of
Esther" In colored siereopticon
pictures
r.. H. II. GATES. Minister.
La Junta tribune., 1914-02-21
sasssss ts;~eA

y:+5 Sabbath School.
1890 Preaching Service. Muxtc
by the choir.
$50 Young Peoples Meeting.
7:oo Prayer Meeting In pastors
study
1880 Evsnxeiistic Service.
Gospel sihKinK. gospel preaching
and a hearty handshak., A cordial
welcome awaits you.
La Junta tribune., 1914-02-21
~. andr~~'. Episcopal Church

Sunday. February 22d The Eu-
charist at s n IN. Morning prayer
at i a. IN. Subject. Patriotism Ia
the Church.
Evening prayer al 1880 y. m.
Subject. "Th. Eucharist
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
JOSEPH II. DARLING. Rector
La Junta tribune., 1914-02-21
eHT 1 vglB I'll

Cash mus, accompany ~ -
tiees ior jpseriou ip this cois -.
Count oise cent tor eacA Guqk ~
abbrevation. inctsdsaG ~ ~
dress. No Advertisement y olis
column for less than IS cea6 per
insertion.
La Junta tribune., 1914-02-21
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number OF the ward in which the fir.
10 located IL sounded BY lenE
blasts. Immediately foii1~ed BY short
For instanc. II the fire was In he zoe
block on Beileview avenue. there
would be three long biasts - iadicai<
short blasts TO indicate the block NUN
Der. The ward boundaries ars
FIrss ward-Ali tn. ,erritsry eas,
of Ration Avenue, one blast
second ward--All the tsSritery be
tween Ration and San Juan avenues
Third Ward-Aii the tsrri.ery ives,
OF San Juan avenue. three blasts.
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TRADE a, the Palace Drug store
LIVERY and transfer. barr 4 Rose.
,.r..-.I-ltI.- pso1r J1Yta
~O>EI TO LoAx
MONEY to loan on farm property on
short notice: no commission So.
Charlie. r. Helm. Room :. Miller Hale
..o,,.,,o-o,.ISSS.SSs-- SSS SS:NI
FOR EEST-Good Pianos. La Juu,a
Music Company. No. : East Second
strr.t
FpR HEST-t.srg. basement: under
Postal Telegraph office. Inquire OF
pr = finn.y
FoR RENT-B-for- you build buy.
rent or trade residence property. s..
@ A DahlgIrn
FoR REST-Sieely furnished modern
room Two hlockr from court
hou.. Phone East s.s
-o~-oo~~."rSo Ss.:S; SSs.:S;,~>~~.oo--
FOR sAIE-;.hod- Island Red eggs for
setting Phone black 80.
FOR SALE Seed oats. Inquire Il u
Gon. or phon. Hoibrook go.
FOR NiCtrolss. all styles. essy
payment plan. - Junta Music Com
L--
FOR SALE-A few settings OF RIOS.
Comb Rcd eggs Inquire ,-i Belle
yicv avenue.
FOR SALE-Fords smith Es,ep
agents The Ideal Garage. Home Of
The ford. lls linton syenu..
FOR SAi.E-A r.marksbly low Price
lsun playsr plano. sss note stand
short tim. iu first class condition.
owner leaving city. Inquire this Office
OF address Boa les.. Ia Junta. Colo
FoR SALE-Chlck-n r.nea. With fiV.
room house. barn. chicken house
onr and on.-half acres OF land all
fenced with ny. foot woven wire. good
cist-rn ana pump this tract Will b.
sold FOR less than u cost to build IL .
good t.Tm. u. 9. Ing.
Fpi SAiE-T~o dwellings. In fine
condition. on Smithland avenue; No.
se7. fiy. rooms. N.soe: No. s1S sax
room. and bath S..sso. Easy tnGDnas
also two double houres-one ~ StH
and on. with seven rooms. r
7 Woodruff. go Ration avenue
FoH SALE-N-ry cheap. N taken at
once. good fiN. scr. tract. under
ptero Dutch nice nv. room brick cot.
tag-. with cellar aud ci.f~fns good
barn 1urt the thing for "A chicken
ranch. only mil. from postoffie-.
Address t.pN 1868. - Junta colo.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-30
ROY TAYLOR IS
ElECTROCUTtD
At MOUNDS, i'll.
Was at Work on Wires When He Re-
ceiycd $500 Volts, Evil Force
of Current,
ENGINE 2T0PpED BEFORE
IIFELESS BODY REMOVED
Physic ans Worked Two Hours on
Body IN Attcnp to Re
Susitate Him.

Roy TAYLOR was Gle trO uted last
evening al Mounds while at work on
the lire Of the Central Illinois
Public Service Co, receiving 2.}0G
volts. the full force OF the power Of
the bia dynamo of that plant which
supplies Mo.nds with current.
Young Taylor was p years old.
Ic had Dcen in Tie employ Of the
service co. for tn past year and
was q valued workman.
TAYLOR was al work on the wires
in the Vicinity Of the Fruit Dis,
patch warehouse at the time of The
accident. Just how he got mixed M
with the live wires may never be
known but when his motionlcss
body was seen among the wires ii
was ut once apparent that he had
suffered an awful shock A masson-
StI NIS sent 1T OUtt u the power
house to have the power shut of
When this was done tho body Of
Taylor was removed from the wires.
1t was fifteen minutes before the
body vas taken down. His hands
and his feet were badly burned auI
he was pronounced dead by one ol
the physicians who was called. Not
witnsia&d,ng thjs declaration by the
physician others worked on the
body for two hours in the hope that
he might be resusitated. The acct
dent happened about five o'clock.
Snpt King and DR., Leslie did net
give MP the hope of reeusitating the
unfortunate man until two hours
after the accident.
Roy Taylor's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J l.. Tavlor reside on Capt.
Thistlcwood's farm a short distanc,
from Mounds Two o fhis sisters are
cnnl1"ed in the Mounds telephone
exchange.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-30
EMPRESS LAY-TO IN FOG
WHEN DISASTER OCCURRED
Backing Away of Collier Gave Damaged Ship
No Chance Tragedy Surpassed By
Only Four Marine Disasters
By Associated Press

Rlmouskl, Quebe Sinking in 90 feet of water
within IA minutes after being rammed amidships
IN the upper reaches of the St. Lawrence river
early this morning, the Canadian Pacific Steamer
Empress of Ireland carried down with her more
than 9OO OF her passengers and crew.
OF the 1867 persons on board the liner, 433 are
known to have been saved, making the complete
death list 934.
Looming up through the river the Ireland was
laying to- waiting for the fog to lift The Danish
collier Storsad pressed her bow on in to the side
of the big Canadian liner, striking her about mid
way of her length and ripping her open clear to
her stern. The accident occurred off Fatherpoint,
100 miles from Quebec, where the Ireland left
yesterday for Liverpool.
Although the liner was heading for the Sc and
the Collier coming in from it, the disaster not
one of the ocean but one of the river Unlike the
Titanic disaster those of the Empress OF Ireland
lost their lives within ght of shore.
Immediately the ships crew recovered from
the shock of the collision, it was seen that the
liner had received a vital blow, the wireless IS
o. S" call was sounded. The appeal was picked
up by the Lady Evelyn here and the government
boat Eureka at Fatherpoint and both set out at
once to the rescue.
Long before the rescue boats reached the En-
press had gone down. Only floating wreckage
and few lifeboats and RATS were found. Less
than one third of those who had set sail on her
were to be found. The rest had sunk with the
liner or had been crushed to death in the impact
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-30
LAST CALL FOR
THE CONVENTION
OF Grain MEN
Says Grain Reporter" of Chicago in
a Column Article Published
May 27.
ST. LOUIS CROWD WILL
BRING ALONG BRASS BAND
Resume of What is Going to be Done
for Grain Men at Cairo
June 2 and 8.

"On to Cairo says the Chicago
Grain Reporter, in its issue of May
e. Editorially it says
"A last weird of invitation to grain
dealers and their friends to attend
She annual convention of the illinois
Association at Cairc is extended by
our pro pegtiye Cairo hcs;s today in
another column. It is now the first
flush Of the sood old early summer
time the con,ention viii usher in
the rare days OF the first week ot
Junc.
Now is the hieh-tiIe of the year --.
Joy comes, grief goes, we know not
how
Nulcss one goes to Cairo to find olt.
I' look now as thouGh this meeting
N Ill be the best the Association has
.,or neld; aud with all due regard
for previous meeting places, Cairo
presents some features that have no,
where in Illinois heep approached in
their unique and attractive charac
ter The pleasure side Of the con
Nention certainly promises to be an
eNuao,d binary success and will be ii
the dealers viii only turn cut en-
masse and pcrmit themselves to be
entertained in way init is prac.ica
ally impossible for any other Illinois
town.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-30

throcs of the rircn ship--the pagsen-
sers awakened in the dead Of night
either to he crushed bv tho invading
nloyy nf tho Storstad drowned IN ina
1Hsb Of water, ar 10 drag thomsel,e,
+, the listing de.k wherc nanir
rajpnnd where slricks ri terror ana
,r main mazda an infar,o uudnr tna
.,tla which eursad aho.t thn lira-
INTO ,bat 1.,d.n,, haon sbottorad IN
,,, ,r.gb. tho cr,ol t,i,onb of ,b,
s,ro,s oyor tba WOOL, I.t fine borl
s..,r.s IAN =, yhav alone ro,,
n,, as -, r,,ttors ON which fin.
,., .-,.a .. ,bo4 cont hn1or.
.,,., etorstod n.c,,ol ris ,osso,
a.. .,,a t,a d,,,. i,,t, -, ,
..,...-.. "a. 49,, .-.a.. or r,r.;,, ,
H.. ,,a,r dos,i,a ,bo
houtrd ertrcatv OF Cant. Kendall
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-30
TRACK MEET At
ST. NARY'S PARK
By BOY SCOUTS

To-Day is Boy Scouts Field Day.
There viii be a big track meet at
ST. Mary's Park commencing az /
p. m. sharp. The contests win be
between the Charleston and Cairo
Boy Scouts. Many prizes will be
given.
This evening there will be pub
lie NEE ting at the Cairo High school
at which time the presentation of
the medals and prizes will be made.
The chairman of the meeting will
be Judge W. ,. Dewey and the pre-.
sanitation will be made by c. NJ.
RoCs. This viii be a meeting that
will interest everyone and the pub
lie is invited to attend. The meet
at the park should be attended by all
interested + in >9s tas 4scot's and ath-
letics.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-30
Exercises of the Graduating Class OF
1914, Thursday. June 4, 1t
Opera House
TWENTY SIX IN CLASS
COMPOSED MOSTLY GIlLI
President John w Cook OF State Nor
nal a. DeKalb Makes the
Address.

The graduation exercises # the
llass cf "A takes place at the Opera
House next THURSDAY, June 4. Ttere
arc twenty six in the class, which is
composed LARGELY Ct young ladies.
The list follows
Doris Marx, Mamie Britton, Vir-
2inia Carroll, Gertr Idc soistead,
Vlcms Brown, Layergne Gallon,
Amanda Fanagel, Frank Miller,
Ruth Pennegakar Alice stuart,
Euron su, Dolph Thompson GLADYS
Shea, Edwin Hcsstan, Marian Cam
dec, lneabo cary Margaret STABLE
tor. Cornelia smith Edward sander,
Claire Lenck, Doris Hodge. Miriam
CIondenen, Hcrmino Cohn, Raymond
Graves and Hugh Martin.
Sunday evening the Baccalaureate
sermon viii be delivered at tho
Church OF the Redccmor by Rev.
Patty
Monday afternoon at . o'clock the
annual class Day and June Festival
takes place at the High Scnool, to
which the public is invited
Wednesday evening the Junior
Reception to the Seniors, Teachers
md Board Of Education takes place
4 the High scncol
In addition 10 these affairs will be
he Eighth Grade Exercises Tuesday
aveninS at the HIGH school baseball
game THURSDAY afternoon between
the Alumni and the Cairo High
School team at the High Scnool
grounds, and the Final Student AS
semblv at the High School Friday
afternoon,
President John w. Cook of the
State Normal at DeKalb, Tl will
make the address at the commence
meat exercises at the Opera House
He is an instructor of recognized
ability and cne of the foremost
orators in the state. Previous to his
present official capacity he was
President of the State Normal al
Normal, I'll. Our fellow citizen Hon
Reed Green was Il pupil of President
Cook at one time, He is one of the
oldest public instructors in the state
Remember we print programs oI
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-30
The Time Place and Girl.

Tim" GtindS eli, and on' Of tho
best little haryests old Father Time
is going to pull off this June IS the
biggest convention the Illinois Grain
Dealers Association has ever held
The tim" is June . and ;; the place
is Cairo, Illinois; and the girl
/ well, there will be plenty doing for
any girls that 'ttend the conyen-
ton with their husbands and escorts.
Secretary Strong promised the
Cairo dealers a crowd Of at least 600
aelesdtes and possibly 700, and
preparations have been mad by the
, Entertainment Committee and Others
t. t.,ht care Of al least a huuafCi
more as the crowd expect to drum uD
this many new attendants tl1m
4 southern Illinois and vicinity.
Besides the gain dealers from rr
the . IT., AL coItral markets IS Y hr
repy .ohl''. The Chicago oatdt nlh
, qa ! wn In rr1ptc sleepers, "s N.l
, those from Nashville, Louisville, In
G.t,aDaiig and t'Iui ,ongtf Whlln I,i-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-30

Remember we print programs oil
all kinds quickly and satisfactorily.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-30

The lost number 934. OF the liy-
ing 237 are members OF the crew.
Only twenty Of those rescued are
women. TWO are childrla
Thus the story of tn, most tea
lible disaster in the histyry Of cana
dian navigation is wlstn more
gIimly and more viyidly in 1a,. ,,.
urcs than it colld ever be il words.
As the collier backed away the
water rushed in, listing the Empress
so that all ner life boats on the port
side Vert put out of commission.
The Storstad, moreover, having nc
mortal damage and lying in a riyet
that was rutfled only by the strew1
forms of ihe drowning, the wounded
and the dead, picked UP but Few
of those, who were later taken l.
the hospitals at Rimouski
1t was the government mai
steamer Lady Evelyn and the piloi
boat Eureka which had to run all
the way from Fatherpoint, that did
the big wolk OF rescue. A strict in
yestigation is TO be Immediately be
gun,
There was no time" that is She
phrase used by every survivor in try
ing to tell something of what hap
ened. "1hefe was no time to rouse
people. No time to cry women aud
children hrst.
How the hundreds Of strong men
on the crew were saved while the
hundreds of weak women and chill
dren perished, only the imagination
can fathom.
Not even the survivors can fully
picture the fourteen minute death
Continued on Page Six (lai
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-30
WEATHER FORECAST

Cairo and vicinity: Fair and
cooler Saturday.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-30

Concluded on Page Three }
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-30

Continued 10 Page Six Columns and ,.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-30

lG uItJ NVIVtuI No -dlIu
ss,-..ss->s. - 4. -. q. "a ~ .s.t-Ls.,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-30
CAPT. KENDALL, HERO, SINKS
WITH SHIP BUT PICKED UP
Government Boats To Rescue While St0rStad
Looks Out For Se.f---lnern0 On
Board Doomed Vessel
International News Special Service.

Quebec, May 20.-A train with 1886 survivors Of
the lost Canadian Pacific Steamer Empress of Ire
land arrived here from Rimoush shortly before 8
o'clock tonight. Thirtyseven wounded were left
at Rimouski These are all that live of the one
thousand, three hundred and sixty-seven who
sailed out of Montreal yesterday afternoon bound
for Liverpool on the queen vessel of famous
ffeet-saed out of a ;unlit harbor into the fog
of Fatherpont, where The prov of the collier
Storstad struck the death blow in the dark
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-30

Continued on Page Six
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-06-25
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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-06-25
Forfeiture Notice

Crested Butte. Colorado. March 10Th, 1911.
To the heirs, administrator or executor OF
Jocob Lawson. deceased:
You arc hereby notified that have eHrended
during the year Of isia one hundred dollars in
la boz auainaprovements upon each of the
following lode mining claims viz. the y "A. NJ
lode mining claim No. l ana the r. \. N. lode
mining claim No. Situate in the Tin Cup
mining District. County OF 0unnison and stnto
of Color ado, the location certificates OF which
-pid claims are found of record book in iso. pag
3lb in the Office Of tho recorder pt said County
in order to hold said claims under tho pro-
visions of section 2s2t OF the Revised Statutes
of tho United Stxtes, AMI the amendment
thereto approved January End, 1850 concern
ing annual labor upon. mining claims. being
the amount required to hold. each of said
claims for the period ending on the 3ist DAY
of D.cember, A. d. 1919. Aud II within ninty
days from the personal service Of this notice.
or within ninty days after the publication there
of Won fail or refuse to contribute your propor-
,ion of such expenditure as co-owner' when
amounts to $50 upon each of said claims, or
total of 500 for both of said claims, your
;,tr,..t in ench Of said claims will become tho
propcrty Of tho subscriber. your ico-owuer VINO
has made tue required expenditure, by tho
torms OF said section.
WILLIAM JOHNSTON.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1914-06-25
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