La Junta tribune., 1914-04-04

Norton County Pioneer. way down In
southvestsrn Kansas. and has 70
travel BY stage forty or fifty miles
70 reach the Santa Fe-and then.
worst Of all. pay his fare just like an
ordinary mortal.
Rocky Ford II going 70 have = new
Industry. A representative Of the
Enslswood Floral Company has ar
ranged for . piece Of land for ex-
perimentai purposes near Rocky Ford
and II the results justify II . green
house will be located there perma-
nentiy. Some thing Of that kind
would pay we'll in La Junta II we can
keep up the interest In growing
plants and flowers that IL very much
in evidence At the present time.
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Jay r. johnson. who has been turn
Ing out one OF the best country news
papers In the Arkansas Valley for .
good many years. announced his re-
tirement last week on account Of Ill
health. and will seek fields green and
pastures new In the hope Of finding
some fountain Of perpetual youth.
Here's luck. old man. and may your
fondest dreams be realized. l.. !.
Giffin. formerly telegraph editor Of
the Pueblo Chieftain. and 8. L. Cut
Ter. Of Sugar City. will be his success
sors In charge Of the New Era.
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vine. and whose other name In Jack.
went into n big city cafe and defect
ediy took seat at corner table. For
a moment he listlessly scanned the
menu card and then turned TO the
waiter.
How about that calf's heart!" he
asked. Els Il nice and tender:"
"Oh. yes. irdeed. sir" was the
prompt assurance Of the waiter par
".
Then bring II right along" sigh
fully ordered Devine. III there's such
thing In this world ms n tender heart
I want IL
Our president is some fighter. and
We will have To give him credit for
being q man with the cournEe Of his
convictions In his fight TO repeal
the clause Of the canal act that gives
American coastwisc shipping the free
use of the Panama Canal he was op-
posed by the leaders OF every positi-
cal faith represented In the halls OF
congress Murdoch. Mann and TN
derwood. progressive. republican and
democratic. including Speaker Clark.
and even then he won out and had his
own way. That's sure some evidence
OF his fighting abiiit.. and whether
he Il right. or whether he Is wrong.
who knows, Time alone will tell.
] - hh Hbto- ss'
says that his first year as a humble
citizen has been n success. but prac-
ticaiiy admits that he was failure
as n president. ascribing his lack Of
success In that official position To
his being n dcreiict In the matter OF
publicity and press agent stuff
Both my predecessor and my sue
ccssor." says Mr.. Taft have been far
wiser In this respect lost sight Of
the fact that thing needs to be L.
Grated and reiterated before Il gets
home" He thinks that history will
show him TO have been In the right
Il may-in Utah and Vermont. bu,
not unanimously.
Governor Hodges IL . great admir-.
er Of both President Wilson and cx'
, President Roosevelt. and the Fort
! Scott Tribune mentions that b.
makes this Roosevelt. Wilson compar'
, ison that viii strike most people .,
, being pat: III NJ. Roosevelt should
} meet . lion In The road he wouit
, shoot Il through several times. draw
bis sword asd thrust II through q
, least three tinss. take u ~ the tai
. aud drag u 70 town snd ny: Her
Il b. boys." II Wilson should nee,
/ . lIoa h ths road ~ weuld aaks q
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