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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-08-14
A Tennis Row.

A nice little row seems to be brew
ng in the ranks of the tennis stars
The committee of selection named
Karl Behr as McLaughlin's partner ir
he Davis cup play, but McLaughli'
;eems to entertain other ideas. He ha
Usually paired with Thomas G. Bundy
another Californian, who is also some
What famous as the husband of May
Sutton, whose playing was the won
Ter of the tennis world few years
,go. Mr. Bundy and Mr.. Mclaughlin
IRE native sons-that California thing
and they seem to have somewhat
slight aversion to Mr.. Bundy on the
sidelines and an outlander like Behl
On the courts as partner of Mr.. Nc
Laughlin. Mr.. Mclaughlin does not
eem to be keenly anxious about Mr.
Behr as a partner and some of his
friends seem to have a fear that he
will be temperamentally huffed if no.
allowed to play the English with Mr.
3undy instead of Mr.. Behr.
Up this way little is known of thu
tennis ability Of either Behr o.
3undy, save by newspaper testimony
Throughout the country there is :
burning desire to retain the Davis cu]
md it is to be hoped that none of thi
native son stuff will mar nationa
or rather international sporting event
If Mr.. Bundy is better player thai
Behr he should be on the court witt
Mclaughlin in the final play. It work
equally we'll the other way.
The eastern folks should not fore
an eastern man on the team unles
he is clearly superior to Bundy. Ever,
lover of clean sport is trusting tina
our best talent-be it native son o
the country with nothing much bu
climate or that territory where the
lathed the hickory nutmegs-will b
presented when play is called for tn
: historic trophy.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-08-14
Nerve League Standings.
Sweeney Is There.

sweeney Is There.
Bill Sweeney Of the Cubs, has been
the player most prominent in driv-
ing in the winning tallies in the tight
games in which his team has partici-
pated. He has been on the break-it-up
Job four times, his war club bringing
victory to Chicago in the ninth in
ming twice, in the tenth inning once
and in the sixteenth inning once.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-08-14
Shy on Third Major Stuff.

Nary third major league circuit
has been organized or promulgated
ION good authority this week. The
demands of the managing editors for
space for war news has probably
crowded the coke snuffer stuff out Of
the prints and kept it off the wires.
War does have its recompenses aft
er all.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-08-14

Big Larry Mclean is doing most of
the catching for the Giants in their
race to keep ahead of the field In the
National league. Since Chief Meyers
has taken bad slump in his batting
this season Mclean has been. used
more and more, and 1t looks as IL he
Will be the veteran bacAsro Of the
team when next year rolls around.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-08-14
BASEBALL
BOXING
WRESTLING
RACING
TO STEAL With BAGS LOADED
IS NOT A SIN, SAYS J. MCRAW

dollar a day, for the fan knocker al
ways had paid for his seat, which is
not usually the case.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-08-14

Just the thing to locate house, q
bargain or property of any kind
Daily Enterprise want ads.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-08-14

In knocking out Freddie Hicks at
Columbus Tuesday night, Mike Glib
bons accomplished something that
only one other boxer can boast of hav-
ing done,& and he is the redoubtable
Bob Moha, who sent Freddie to sleep
lat Brooklyn in five rounds, on Janu-
airy / of this year.
Hicks was outpointed by Eddie Nc
Goorty in eight rounds at Windsor,
April Is, 1918, and he fought twelve
round draw with Jimmy Clabby last
summer at Butte, a bout that caused
much unfavorable comment, Clabby
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-08-14
Joe Is Champ.

Joe Armstrong Of st. Paul accumu-
lated the Missouri Valley tennis
championship at Kansas City yester-
day. AS we remember it, Joe is now
champion of Harvard, Red River val
ley, the northwest, Ramsey county,
Kentucky and several more or less civi'
lized commonwealths and communi-
ties. He announces that he will soon
renounce the hard labors. of tennis tc
take up a life of ease as an attache OF
telephone company in Philadelphia
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-08-14
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NORTHERN LEAGUE
Standing of the Clubs.

Yesterdays Results.
Winnipeg, 8; Virginia, 5. .
Winona, S; Duluth, 8. (16 innings.)
Grand Forks, g.; Superior, 2.
Fargo-M, 4; Fort William, 3.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-08-14

Today's Games.
Virginia at Winnipeg
Winona at Duluth. i:
Superior at Grand Forks.
Fargo-Moorhead at Fort William.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-08-14

Advertise when you don't need bust
ness and you want need business.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-14
NtTFI. At BRUNSWICK, NO,
NOW UNDER MANAGEMENT
or FORMER CAIRO MAN

Gus Sasse Of this city has gou'
10 Brunswick, Mo, whore he ha
taken charge Of the Brunswick ho
tel known as the Union House. TIL
Brunswick paper of recent date ha
the following concerning the trans
action;
"Mr and Mrs. VIM. pilatz. Sr
last week sold the Brunswick Hotel
formerly known as the Union House
and located near the Wabash station
10 Mrs. Gertrude sasse, proprietrcss
of the Florence Hotel In this city
Possession was given last Sunday,
aud Mrs. sasse's son, Gus Sasse, who
arrived here Saturday from Cairo
H., is in charge of tho hotel. We
hope all parties concerned may
profit by the exchange"
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-14

.rained singers, 80 musicians. resi-
nents CT horses and a correctly com-
parisoned camel caravan are in
clnded in the great wordless play
1t terminates with a ballet of 800
dancing girls. Train loads OF spec
al scenery. electrical effects and
gorgeous costumes are used in the
.pectacla. These were fashioned hy
he most EXPERT Of EuropcaL artists,
rochanics and designers. 1t is n
production in which tha characters
If 4 period one thousand years be-
orr the Christian era are made t.
i've again amid the spicndor which
surround Solomon in all his glory.
The spec;Ee Gle is given IN the main
ent and precedes two hours of aren-
ic display. which introduces hun
dreds of artists of skill and daring.
Fully 80 per cent of these perform
ers are making their hri, tour Of
America. Almost every cauntr? on
the face of the globe is represented
tmong the aerialists. e1uestrians,
wire walkers, equilihrists, acroblts
ldgglers and other chanolons Thcr'
IRE 30 clowns, including the most
lcted o. European pantouimists. II
addition Is presented complete
lumb animal circus of more than
hundred trained beasts of the plair
and jungle, together with a bril-
liant horse show and speed tOurna
ments of unusual novelty. Ringlin
Brothers will exhibit here Saturday
Oct "a.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-14

HENRY w. HUFFMAN,
Democratic Nominee for Trustee OF the University OF Illinois.
Mlwau Wis. g. 1871 At carly
Wichita the public schools
Wichita his
apon Chicago admitted
in 1896 During
appointed him
m of Chicago rendered
member
bcag
Chicago
Alliance organizations
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-14
What Would You Do.

There are many times when one
man questions another's actions and
motives Men act differently under
different circumstances. The ques-
zion is what would you do right now
if you had severe cold Could
YOU do better than to take Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy? 1t is highly
recommended by people who have
used it for years and know its value.
Mrs. o. L. Sargent. Peru, Ind,
says, Chamberlain Cough Remedy
is worth its weight in gold and l
take pleasure in recommending it,"
For sale by all dealers.--Adyt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-14
A Question of Government.

Tho city has now given itself over
20 the TASK of considering whether
OF not the license of the saloon al
acc Commercial avenue should h'
revoked. At meeting of the coun'
Gil Monday morning. after Mayor
Wood had ordered that the place be
ftmporarily closed while an investi-
CATION Is made, the question of re-
roking the license was referred to
Mayor Wood and Commissioner
Hurd.
The fate of the saloon will be de-
ejded at a meeting OF the council Of
4 o'clock this afternoon. The cit,
is acting wisely in this matter. The
formality of an investigation can
result in only one thing, the revok-
,rg Of the saloons license. II is no.
the intention of the city to allow a
den for tile committing of crimes TO
exist.
And now another weight has beer
added tn turn tho balance In favor
nf The popular will; the grand jury
has recommended the revocation c.
the license.
Tho people demand it, the grant
jury favors 1T aud the city is takinf
steps to prevent a recurrence of thu
crimes attrib,ted to the place.
This place is beyond the point
where it can be reclaimed and con
,ertcd into an orderly. decent So
loon. 1t has reached the stag
where il is menace to the city apt
The best way to destroy this menace
is to prevnt It from doing any mor'
business at the place where it il
now located.
Such places can only exist where
no law is recognized. Government
and laws were made for the i'm
movement Of the public welfare
and II The are allowed to lie dorman'
when the very things which they
we're intended to destroy, are active
IL en- We have a complet, failur" O.
government and law. The reoplf
have made the laws and elected th'
men to see that they are enforced
actively and wisely.
We, in Cairo. have men to Sc
that the welfare OF the people J
cared for. We have both good gov
err,ment and laws which. If eSercis
ed to their fullest extent, are vcr,
effective Now it seems pnlikpt
that the men to whom the welfar
of tho city is entrusted will fai
to take the iudicious step Of revok
ing the license Of this place. On
city government thus far has beer
an unqualified success. Let us hop
that IL will continue so,
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-14

WANTED-Positiun by expert
chauffeur or repair man with three
years experience. References. In
qu.rc Bulletin. 1916
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-14

Most everybody In town and the
around takes this paper.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-14

aideration 1856.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-14
Toned In Whole system.

Chamberlain Tablets have dom
more for me than I ever dared hop'
Tor" writes Mrs. Esther Mae Baker
Spenccrport, N. Y. II used scvera
bottles Of these tablets a few months
ago. They not only cured me o.
bilious attacks, sick headaches and
hat tired feeling, but toned up my
whole system" For sale by all
dealers.-Advt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-14

HILL IN mound
CITY LAST NIGHT
large Attendance Greeted Him
Mound City Cornet Band Fur
nishtd Music IN Occasion.

A big Democratic meeting was
held at Mound City last night IN
which Congt essman Robert p. Nin
was the principal spcakcr The
meeting was held in PORK; c lir-
eias hail. Tho hounds cornei hand
filled The air with choice selection
Ct music. P0i.ti $ Is warming m
IN Pulaski county and every cnnii-
date is putting forth all efforts to
capture the vote.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-14
Baby and Tango" Biggest an
Littlest Members Of the Ring
ling Zoo.

because they are irtroducin E
more new features than ever befoi
in the history OF their circus. Rims
ling Prothets Rave termed the prce
ent years tour season OF novelty
and innovations.
The program opens with the big
gest ard most magnificen: spectacle
ever Travelled in America. This ~
dugtion tells. the story Of Solon2a
and the Queen of sheba 1t 10 a.
tided into four acts and present.
spon 4 stage OF mammoth propc.
tions. A cast of l.a5C actors, 900
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-14

Here this week, Expert with
Aeolian CO. Tuning. Regulation and
Player work. Call w, W. HolIoy
Colonial Hotel 1920
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Rober. r. Iiillor Of rs 20 Mary
L. Snow, warranty decd, AUGUST %,
;a14, lot 10, block 4, J. /. Browns
addition to village Of Thebcs. Con-
sideration $135.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-10-14

FoI; RIAT- Elegant front room,
@HGH.1' oonsenie1ets. 1i0i Poplar
stree; Iion' phone 23S-N l0-2c
La Junta tribune., 1914-11-21
Tr.ss co.pa.ss. Of U.issd ssases.


Copies OF the twelfth edition Of
Trust Companies Of the United
States" an annual publication which
IL complied and published by the UNI
ted States Mortgage Z Trust Com
pany. New York. have been distrib-
uted among the Trust Companies Of
this state.
The information contained there
In is particularly timely In view Of
discussions during the past year At
various State Banking Associations.
and at the recent convention Of the
American Bankers Association.
According to . table in the book.
showing recapitulation Of resour-
ces and liabilities Of Trust Compan-
les by states. Colorado is reported
as holding $2s.5ss.4ss.47. banking
resources. The Colorado Savings
and Trust Company Of La Junta.
Colo. Is listed ~ having $274.577.4s
In resources.
As indicating the growth OF Trust
Companies the total resources 70
ported June 80. 1908. were $3.sl7.-
1890. and on June 80. 1914, the
total resources Of these companies
reporting were s5.s34.s7s.o0o.
which is more than one-half Of the
combined resources Of 311.4S2.lso.-
600. reported by the National Banks
OF the United State on June 80. 1914.
In the preface II Is stated: THE
substantial increase of nearly four
hundred and fifty million dollars,
shown in Trust Company resources.
as compared with the figures OF u
year ago. together with the larger
number OF companies recorded. is an
impressive reminder that the scope Of
useful activity occupied by these in
stitutions is continually broadening
and eniarging
Considerable attention has been
given by banking associations and
Legislative bodies during the past
year to a revision of the various
state laws governing the operation
OF financial institutions within their
respective jurisdictions. This In
turn has led to more general recog-
milton Of the desirability OF bringing
Trust Company leEislation. 10 far as
might be found cxpedient and prac-
ticable. into line with the laws now
governing those institutions whose
operations are subject 70 the provi-
sions Of the Federal Reserve Act
BY this means II II hoped that pro-
gress may be made toward insuring
that greater degree Of harmony and
more effective concert Of action be-
tween state and national Institutions
70 necessary 70 the advancement Of
both. and To the fullest developmsnt
Of the natioa's resources and con-
nerce."
La Junta tribune., 1914-11-21
n.e4 .. n.- osd 1..a-.

Henry Starr. who robbed the Ami.
ty hank . few years ago. and served
. term In the penitentiasy until par
oiled = little over . year ago. 10 at
his old trade again according "a
reports. He disappeared from his
home In the east end Of Prowsrs
county some time ago. taking an au.
To and woman from Holly. Il is re-
ported. lie has made several hauls
In Oklahoma robbing banks since
t:hen according 70 adviccs received
In Lamar. He made his appcarance
In the towns In the auto. the woman
driving and made quick WORK Of
robbing the bank picked out. dfiv.
Ing away quickly and the officer
never came any way near catchina
him. He IL aid 70 have escaped en.
tireiy aad 70 b. IN South America
now. whils Ne do sot OPPOSE tn
parole system for handbag prisea.
ers for minor offensss. Il 10 certain.
u . bad miseassiass ee jussics vhsa
such despssats eAafaetess - star
caa b turned Ieoss after osiy thssa
yeass II Dsisos.-kaoas Register.
La Junta tribune., 1914-11-21
WI, s.s.r !. Cheap.

Since August refined sugar has de-
clined from It's high point OF rs
cents . pound TO cents. while unre-
fined sugar went down from s.s cents
10 IS cents. Outside Of The sugar
trade. however. this declining move
mcnt has attracted very much les
attention than did the earlier In
crease In prices. No public official
has accused the beet sugar compan-
les Of conspiracy 70 bring down the
price Of sugar: no threats Of an Ia.
vestigation have been made: and the
consumer has accepted the lower cost
Of this essential commodity with sat.
isfaction and has not bothered "a
ask questions NJ TO the reason for e,
The downward movement in the
prize Of tuEar began about the mid
die "f september. Its direct csn~
was the appearance on the market IN
Chicago and other western cities o.
California bee. sugar. which ~as Of
fercd at s.:s cents = pound. aboui
. cent pound below the price ol
cane refined In New York. The
first Of this sugar 70 appear va What
II known TO the trade - second
hands. That 10. Il vas sugar owned
By those Who had contracted % pus
chase Il from the bsse sugar factor
- st iov prices before the bsgin
alag Of the var aaA who were abb
q realize . vssy sasisfaetosy profit
although selllas veil below tAs lsv
81 Of seaboard prices.
La Junta tribune., 1914-11-21

been put In. the increase in consum-
ers Of electric service. the increase
in postoffice receipts. the increase
in bank deposits. etc, etc, all show
that the good old town is going right
ahead. in the face Of the fact that
many towns are going back. These
changes have been 10 gradual that
most OF us do not realize what has
been accomplished here. In another
year the new postoffice may be fin
ished. and the new gas plant will be
in operation. Does anyone know Of
better town Of its size In Colorado
or any other state! II there is one
would like TO know the name OF IT,
have covered quite little territory
In my travels In the last few years.
and have not seen any town Of less
than 10000 population that consid-
er the equal OF La Junta.
-
A country editor who IN not an ex-
ponent OF the pay In advance" plan
Of the great family journal. contrib
utes the following TO contemporane-
Gus literature:
Lives Of great men all remind US
Honest men don't stand q chance;
The more we work there grow be-
hind US
Bigger patches ON our pants.
On our pants once and glossy.
Now are stripes of different hue:
All because subscribers iinger,
And won't pay us for what is due.
Then let us be up and doing,
Send your mite. however small:
Or. when cold winter strikes us.
We shall have no pants a-taii.
-
Message caught In our private
wireless.
Emperor William III. Berlin. Ger
many.
Please save US two Germans.
BARNuM & BAILEY.
La Junta tribune., 1914-11-21
cse.s. ssees.ss.l ssaso..

Saturday closed . very successful
season for the Fowler canning fac
tory. Since The opsnias Of he fac
tory two moaths ago. 1909 cases Of
tomatoes aad s.sss eases q sSples
have besa put -. TAs factory I'm.
ished its work at noea after Which
preDasat3oas began for - elaborate
baseust Tor Ne employees. Which
= ~ asnuai custom. About my
q ~ employees satAsesd n he
ball6ing at : O'Clock . Dastake oe
tAe fouf courss diAsee. Aftss dia-
~ hey we're satsstaissd VIII .
Dus1cal program.
La Junta tribune., 1914-11-21
Mckinney S
Dope

II IL said that soldier Of the Lee
zion lay dying 10 Przcmsyi. lie re-
marked that sherman told III. truth
when he said that war was hmsyi.
1T was "a glorious cause" he said.
I'm which fought and fmysi. hut
what We have been fighting for. God
knows I cannot tmsyl."
Man and wife walking down the
street
Did you notice that woman We
Just passed asked hubby.
you mean the one with the green
hat with q purple feather. blue veil,
hciiotropc waist. olive green skirt,
tan jacket. green shoes with silver
La Junta tribune., 1914-11-21
81. Andrews Church.

Services next Sunday. November
22d.
The Eucharixt ut 8 n. m.
Morning Prayer at IL 4. m. Sub
ject. THE Gift Of the Comforter"
Evening Prayer At 1870 p. m. Sub
ject, Zeal"
Sunday School At 10 .. m.
All are invited To attend these ser.
vices.
La Junta tribune., 1914-11-21
zZz

Was = wife's duty 10 let her husband
black her eyes when he got drunk.
and never made any kick about r.
Her friends told her that she was
foolish. and that n she fought back
friend husband would soon cut out
the rough stuff. So the next time
he came home soused and started the
war by slapping her on the jaw. she
grabbed the broom and gave him the
trimming OF his life. lie looked up
from the corner where she had
knocked him and biurted out.
why. Mary! What do you mean!
You never did that before"
Very few people realize the pro-
gress that La Junta has made In he
last few years. did not realize it
until ! went To digging up facts Tor
the Industrial edition Of the Tribune
which will BE- out ncxt month. Ths
new buildings that have been buils,
the Boys Club. the Park School. ~
North La Junta School. beside. ~
bushes blocks. the amount Of -
ment walks and cutters that have
La Junta tribune., 1914-11-21

The ranks of the down and ou,
are filled with men who nailed a
horseshoe over the door instead oi
putting an ad In the newspapers.
La Junta tribune., 1914-11-21

buckles. white stockings. carrying =
white parasol. black hand bag and
big muff. and leading the dos' No.
I didn't notice her
La Junta tribune., 1914-11-21

About the only ehano. I see To get
any real meat for Thanksgiving is
TO take Geo. Wash Miiiken and plcn.
~ OF shot gun shells out TO the res
cryoir or Timber Lakes. lie can hit
'em II they only sit stili long enough.
tThcrc's another lie on this same
pagnl.
La Junta tribune., 1914-11-21

There are lot of surprised pco-
pie In Colorado since the election
when the state went dry. They are
like the old shoemaker. Regularly
every Saturday night hc would get
his nose wet and come home and
give Mrs. Shoemaker . sound beat.
Ing. She seemed 10 think that Il
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-08-03
DIVERT BUSINESS TO
THE PANAMA DITCH
Conflict in Europe will send Many
Ships Thru the American
Canal

Washington, Aug. 1.-The Pan
anna Canal, which VIII be oren TO
commerce in ano1her two weeEs, is
destined at the outset 10 become a
strategic highway Of the worli If
the present hostiItt.es between Aus
tria-Hungary AMI Seryia develop in
TO a general conflict involving the
other European powers.
The treaty stipulation provides
that the Canal, Ike the Suez Canal,
shall be free AM open % the yes
sells of comm erce and OF war Of all
nations" AMI shall never be block
AIDED, nor shall any right of war be
exercised nor any act Of hostility be
committed within it,
The liability of search wouIi be
hazard to Suez ard Mediterranean
commerce Of the present war clouds
burst AM i was suggested hare that
"a large part OF the suez commerce
might be diver-e1 % Panama.
While the vessels Of war as well
as Of commerce Of belligerents may
freely use the canal, exact rules have
been diyised to maintain the strictest
neutrality OF the waterway. The tran
sit Of war vessels must be made with
the least possible delay. No BelHg-
erent may embark or disembark
troops, munitions of war or warlike
materials in the canal, except in case
of accidental hindrance of the transit,
AMI in such case the transit shall be
resumed with all possible dispatch. >
The treaty provisions prohibiting
any act Of hostility in the canal pre-
cIudes any war vessel from exercis-
/ ing the right of search on a CONNER
cial vessel in transit. through the
waterway or within three miles of
either terminal.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-08-03
NOT so STRANGE AFTER ALL

You may think it strange that so
many people are cured Of stomach
trouble 10y Chamberlain Tablets
You would not, however, if you
should give them a trial They
strengthen and inv:gorate~ the
stomach and enable it to perform it's
functions naturally. Mrs Rosie Rish
of Wabash, Ind, writes. Nothing
did me the least good until 1 began
using Chamberlain Tablets. 1t is
decidedly the best medicine for
stomach trouble / have ever used. .
For sale by all dealers. Adv.