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La Junta tribune., 1914-04-25

I! an Oh can filled with eTsosots on u
roots. use hand sprayer. utilisinl
ono pound Of iron sulphste 70 . al
lon Of water (iron sulphate costs =
cents . pound) use anything. jus
70 you Kill off the dandelions.
-4>o-
A bank account h . bulldog Of
the front porch in wolf time and d
old age II Il rosy sunset. sun
good many mea do not like to pu
roney In the hank because the hank
er will use II and get Rich. So ,hs ,
deposit II In 'he saloon and on 1
cldplated r,siaa-ant in exchange
.oI dyspepsia ans large. permanent
thirst. These men are the real 70.
cialists. Because later on when they
die. they compel ns 10 divide up and
pass 4 little money over to their
wives and children. Fitch.
--e--
The Colonel says. "Ain't II funny
what difference u little modern de-
mocracy makes." Luther Williams.
OF Red Creek Springs. has the dis
tinction of being the only truthful
man In Colorado. Williams sent In
his tax schedule giving 5000 as the
full amount OF his deposit In the
bank The order of the state board
raised Il thirty per cent. He must
now pay full tax on $l050. which Ia
more than the interest he Is receiy-
ing from the bank This year he Is
n George Washington; next year he
will be AN Ananias. Oh. Democracy.
pure and undefiled. thus hast many
sins to answer for!
-
II you want to get results. you
must advertise continually. The
public forgets. and II doesn't take
long for the public to forget even the
most momentous events. Yoa pro-
bably think your memory is good.
but Just offhand tell us who was
Taft's running mate for vice-presi-
dent at the last election. His name
was household word less than 4
year and half ago. but who was Il.
II the Royal Baking Powder Com
pany. Old Dutch Cleanser. Ivory
Soap. Post Toast!cs. or any Of the
other wei. known and well adver-
tised commodities quit the publicity
game for even a few months. how
soon would the dear people forget
Ever think Of that. you spasmodic
advertisers. who complain Of slack
businessy
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-25
.Asas'asobile socsability lsaa

More than 100 OF the principal
towns OF Colorado. New Mexico. Tex
as. Oklahoma and Kansas are in
cluded In the itinerary OF the auto
mobile socisbility run. the final
schedule for which has just been
adopted. The trip viii cover $500
miles and II believed to be the long
est automobile tour ever planned and
carried out by Commercial oreaniza-
tions.
Early ON the morning Of Monday.
May ath. automobiles will start sim-
uitaneousIy from the Garden Of the
Gods. near Colorado sprinGt. and the
Royal Gorge At Canon City. meet
Ing ut Pueblo. where they will join
not only the Pueblo contlngent, but
Governor r. n. Ammons and menu
bers Of the State Highway Commits
sion. Continuing southward along
tho colorado-to-the-0ulf Highway.
the party will come TO Trinidad
where the last detachment will be
waiting. On the top Of Ration Pass.
the highest point ON the tour. Gov
eraor Ammons will shake hands With
Govesuor w. G. McDonald. Of New
lsgexico and the two governors viii
escort the calvacade to Ration.
The party will be made up Of rep
rssentative business men OF Pueblo.
Trinidad, Canon City. Manitou and
Colorado Springs. Colombo. snd its
mission is TO call upon the various
communities in Texas. Oklahoma and
Kansas in = social way. 70 encour-
ase the development Of the great
hishways from the southwest lead
Ing 70 Colorado. and 10 carry greet
inss from "the top Of the world" To
the Calf Of Mexico. The Colorado
parry will number -. they will
come back home via Wichita. Kan.
and on the return trip will be In La
Junta ON May gath.
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-25
LOCAL. Ann pgasoxAL

J. d. Kelley. left Sunday morning
for Clovis. n. NJ. where he has ac-
ccpted u position as stcnorrapher in
the Santa fc offices at that place,
y. +. burnett. optometrist. Of
Rocky Ford. spends every Friday nj
the sherman Hotel. La Junta. When
your eyes need attention. investigate
his no-chart method Of examination.
It's better. Consultation Is free.
Have you heard Of the great Chi
u.se oil varnish-chi-Namel. You
can make the old woodwork like
new. See the demonstration AT The
ciliiland Hardware Co.'s store on
Tuesday and Wednesday, April gath
aud so;h. a, which time you can re-
cci,c 20 cent trial can free.
Dick Hayes. Of Las Vegas. n. NJ.
on. of the best known conductors on
the south end. was operated on for
appendicitis at ih. Santa fe hospital
last Tuesday. and was reported to
he getting along Jus, fine yesterday.
Mrs. Hayes arrived In IA jnnta IN.
day after the operation 10 Join her
husband. aud has been guest ai the
home OF Superintendent c. II. Bris,
toi during the past week.
Dr. Ralph W. Mcndciron wss de-.
tached from the recruiting service ol
the United States Army nj De,
Moincs, Iowa. where he has been To-
Gated durir- the past year. and slncs
April Ist has been ia Chicago await
Ing orders. \. u. Mcndeison rcceiv.
ed telegram from his son wsdnes
day morning 70 this effect. "wii
-ec you Sunday" and he IL expected
to arrive In this city tomorrow
| Whether Y is o his way 70 MsxicG
oe just comlns home for vislt ~!
aet - knowa sasiI III arrival.
D.. 1essls ossbbs \ vlslelas ~,
|passats = Chsslsets. nlleA., anl IN
|Dsseahay - stoose ~ spvosnl veets
o. ~ ~ 49, Nm. 0oab1s vi
| ~ n1ooeoooolo. 10lna., asaooeony
| ~ M oosego1o un1sA. vnea =,
| oeooa1o1 . 3 ooo1one = ~ o. -
oooo1 ~ ~ Uoo1a ~ ossovol
1ol1v - 1nnnon6ool1 ohsSs ~ q
- onsono = y1oon, ~ M
i u1nA = - UoUool1l sll11l1oo
- go ~ 3 G1Gp1o - onDoavu0 =
I = 49, = - ~ - 9 n111D ~
70 60 - - ~ = $500 &
- Vo1eD -
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-25
kiii. the lSaas,els'sa.


Dent de lion. which In reality
means lions tooth. Ii the correct
name for what II commonly known
a tAa "dandeIion." II IL 70 named
because Of the leaves. which arc sup
pcsed 70 resemble teeth. The techni-
cal name II "taraxacum."
u b biennial OF duration. Flowers
from April TIL October. Seeds from
May till November. Seed Il princl-
pally distributed by wind.
Cultivation helps To eliminate the
dandeliou. but more effective meth
cd h needful In connection with
boulevards and lawns. Therefore.
spraying can b. resorted to. and :
hand sprayer rsn bc used. utilizing
oss pound Of iron suiphase 10 = gal
Ion Of watsr.
Apply xhsn the weed begins "a
l,loem. that Is. shortly after mowins
~ sawn.
- earsfui % spray o. : bright.
sury DAY.
1hie VIII not hurt bIus srass. but
+ iajussoos . elevss. - Osvisne.
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-25
our North Ia Jan,n G.rIen


Our garden IL located In the north.
west corner OF the school grounds.
We understand that the soil l. more
easily cui,i,aied aud more produc.
tive there than elsewhere on the
grounds. This inestion also affords
Us every aeees1 10 ssicr. We have
In all n trlfic more than s.ooe square
feet IN the garden.
The first and second grades zach
have plot tcx4o feet with a two
feci walk through III. middle. Tho
west half Is planted to flowers aud
the east To vegetables. These plot.
are cared for BY the entire grade.
the firtt grade under the direction
cf Miss Wolfe and the second grad.
under M.ss Mecauley.
The third and fourth grade gar.
den Ia a plot soxso feet. divided In.
to ~ individual gardens. sss fee,
Those are arranged around a con.
trail garden. iGxs feet. These gar.
dcns are planted 10 vegetables. Tn.
planting vas done BY the pupils
With The sssissaace Of Mlss Beatty.
IAs ftfth saA sixth srnAe essdes
coaslsss Of eight lexis tracsa, ana
thirteen ioxss ploss. Ths ioxi,
psoss sss iadivtdual. shs iexse Or,
eass6 fes ~ to Duplla rhsse p,os.
ase ~ assaaoe1 h . Doglsol eea~,
saase seae 1lf1sssaess q splnjes q.
aseeo = ~ olnls q - erpols !.
= vheeAes ~ gssun1 lylae 1oesee.
y - - ~ eesoplo1 q - ~
- eeeseo eRo1os - ~ lvlns sest1
= - ~ 80 ooooo1 o1n6eo ~
- 0eso Dso1oel1vA ~ o1s11e s,rs
coeeoeo - - - un1D1 - ooese1
o1oooD - eon6 o1noop1 eoreh y
- ~ - soooo1 uSnoa =
- ~ . oolDo ~ q - p
|yeo4g v1Gns oonoto1. 80 rrns.
- = - y - Z tf 11Io p
e. ~ .2 = ct II RI a y. Z
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-25

dess ~ ~ ~ u | !. / l169,n ~;
NH 49, atlk "a. "a Ii1III yvl1fs
aad va0saS fngsI = I s7 - n II ~ u y.
ssts. - 1y - u Iee'1s " y 1ids.1 d. Ss1..
chsssd ~ ~ ~ ~. ~ - ~ e.InIlp. ''l
cissa shsaf - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
lovsl thels ~ ~ 1a1lsoe q -
-sslsel1ea - so11 =. u 4 VI
Ths sl1er ~ y Dasi'asS1 - go
ovn Daees - sulb u ! ~ ~ NJ ~
hired - lanl Dlousl w hosssv-
"a whieA eoee ~ I. - ~ wNeae
cost - - a1sso. ~ nayo - -
this fFo0 ~ seoGals Y ~ - -
eiai vAieA vas 01y1a ~ 49,. /: n NJ
We havs ~ - - = vnaar.
irrisats1 oss sns1sa naesH ~ \.
larger Dest3aa - ~ vhoas NJ vsro
unable = soysF ~ entiss vhaa4'
field outng - or tas1lasas q ~.
Ing advantaes ~ ~ wasse - -
a. is~was posalb1s ~ - =. ~ -
dens ase eoning ~ aseeay slnes ~
ing beea iySlGn1e6. W have 80
seven elm ~ asvsa - tssss alsns
the west feaee frun ~ sehoea -
Major Danesoa's eosnse. Thsss tfeos
were Furnished . y ~ ~ Board
OF Edscatsoa. We hAvs two eaeas-
pas. two pssslnnons. one -. 90
poplar. one naple a.t ~ eln.
. aich we Aavs plantsd .wonss five
ct spart. comnsncIns Il he 'encs
- tie wests ids. fisss ssst north Of
the school asd running east. thsn
south fifty feet east Of The new
school building.
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-25
MONTH ~ SUllfA ]! =! + T. ! N 1

JoAa wisssr = ssilli.s .s
\ home. n AZ N N
". Z. L4wis sssas sssl q Isl
Monday II Dsavss.
unbsst wsbb ana fanny 7
into ne Robert Hsff heass T. ~ Y
urday. M s's
Howard Eldef and 0ee1ea 11n-
moas lsft THURSDAY neon - ~
strike sons.
Mrs. james Russell. oe v111n
wyo.. y vidting hsr Dassae& II.
and Mss. McI.arsn.
Mn. N. B. Baker. Of Deayegs ~
has been visiting her sos. rAsl. ~
turned home "Wednesday.
Paul Baker has traded ~ hDuse
and lot for Chas. Boyd's aine aefe
ranch. Mr. Baker moved lnee ~
new home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. BroomllGol. u
Colorado Springs. spent several lays
With his parents this week. 9Asy
returned home Saturday.
The North La Junta Woman's
Club did not meet Saturday oufae
TO the death Of the little dausAteP q
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Z. Osborne.
The ls months old daughter of NJ.
and Mrs. l. +. Osborne passed. away
at o'clock last Friday aftepnoua.
Services were held at the home uat-
urday afternoon.
Mrs. J. l.. Kellogg spent Saturday
with her parents In Las Animas,
bringing home her little daughter,
Dorotita. who spent the past three
weeks with her grandparents.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Christian church met with Mrs. J. A.
Johnson Wednesday afternoon. Re-
freshments were served and . very
delightful afternoon was spent
The box social given by the re-
Gently organized ba;; club vas .
grand success. They realized about
$40. Miss Rena Rodgers received
the five pound box OF candy present
ed by Il. Grooms. our progressive
to the one receiving The
most votes as the most popular lady
In North La Junta. Miss Ethel
Grooms was close second,
The regular meeting Of the North
La JUnta Literary aud Debating 3d.
cicty was held Friday evening April
18th A very interesting program
was rendered. consisting OF music
and recitations by the children. In
the debate by the '.grown-ups" the
won on the question, |
Resolved. That Poverty Il the
Greatest Single Contributing Factorl
TO Crime. Mr.. Hal wilkins. OF Pan-,
anna. gave us an entertaining and In
structive talk on the construction Of
the Panama Canal. and the social and
economic conditions OF Panama in
general. i
The Santa Fe Trail from the
school house east To the simmons
corner WAS graded this week. Con-
siderable interest on the part Of the
property owners along Main street
WAS aroused when learning that the
county commissioners were contem-
plating the advisabiiity Of grading
from the school south TO the Daw-
son corner. 80 ~ To afford sufficient
fall for drainage and do away with
our internal seas after heavy rain
or snow. We understand that the
grading east from the school house
viii remove any possibility OF the
accumulation Of wafer In the future.
at least We earnestly hope so.
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-25
Aa1sss's Isr.ssspa, CAsssA

useyleos nsss sunday. An ssth.
& N uDchasl1e 6 . Z =.
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-25


Maks var - The daa6slloas!
1ossAias bus sssssal visllases VII
nve ~ Iauns e L. Junea. oo0o e
- lawns - L. Jusea ~ algsa1y .
noao - 1anleloeas. ~ ~ OsoDosov
ouoes vho IN Deenls eAoo =
ngoVo. - - ~ - ~ = 49,
Co1 ~ eoos W1A1D - hooSln ovos
- 49, toUn. ooG14 - - ogvooo,
m "a lnnsosGe1Do = . l1ooDoo.
cs1sss - - - q q
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-25
KEuuIe CT Tm nus

l. batter than tsying to drive them
ont % get your window aud door
screens early. We are ready with
the material for all sizes. finishes
and dssigns. Come and taake your
selection now before the files get
aheed os you. Better be weeks TOO
sasiy thaa Gays TOO late.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-28
P. O. S. of A. Members
Meet u. S. Senator Penrose

Elizabethville, Pa, Feb. 2S.-Pro-
fessor Joseph M. Uhler ot Johnstown,
spent several days with his father,
Michael Uhinr. The professor attended
an educational! meeting at Richmond.
Va this week.-Lawrence Zerfing, of
Sunbury, spent Sunday with his par
ents here. - George f. Romberger.
United States gauger at Schafferstown.
spent several days with his family
here.-John A. Klinger. of Allentown,
spent several DAYS with his father.
John Klinger.-W. E. Burlington, SUI
perintendent of finance in the Post
Ofice Department at Washington,
D. c.. spent several days with his
parents here.-Mrs. Nathaniel Feidt
suffered a stroke of paralysis on Tues
day morning and is in serious con-
dition.-Fred P. Margerum was one
of the principal speakers at the dedi-
catory services of a hall at Klinger-
town on Monday.-Fifty-o one members
of the local camp. No. 110, Patriotic
Order Sons of America, attended a
class initiation at Lykens on Tuesday
evening. where they had the pleasure
of meeting State Senator Penrose and
Mark Uhler, of Muhlenberg College
spent several days at home.-Mr. and
Mrs. ]. K. Bertsfield left for Harris
burg on Wednesday, where they will
visit for some time.-Messrs.. Cook
and Leitzell arrived on Monday even
ing with a carload of Missouri horses
The local athletic club will hold a
carnival in the Daniel building early
in March to raise funds for the COM
ing season. A baZar will be one of the
features.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-28
York County Farmer at
His Home After Operation
By Special Correspondence

Dillsburg, Pa, Feb. 2S.-Paul Grove,
farmer of Monaghan township, who
sustained an operation in the Har-
risburg Hospital, for the removal of
diseased bone in the upper jaw, re-
turned to his home. his condition be-
ing very good.-Prof. and Mrs. w. c.
:, Heikes, of Harrisburg, visited his
mother, Mrs. Leonard Heikes.-Mrs
Mary Walker is i'll with appendicitis
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
Hartman.-Mrs. Robert Spahr re-
turned to her home after spending a
week with relatives in Lancaster
Harold Baish, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Baish. is i'll with brain few
er.-Miss Martha L. Bailey, who is
attending the Woman's MedicalCollege
In Philadelphia, visited her mother
Mrs. Josephine Bailey Mrs. Lewis
Bender, who had been critically i'll for
some time with lung trouble, is i'm
proving.-TwiE sons were born to Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Dearborn, of Mt. Top.
morning was the coldest
morning of this winter here, the ther-
mometer registering ten degrees below
zero.-Chester Stouffer, who had been
bookkeeper in the Citizens National
Bank, of Middletown, has resigned
and has accepted similar position
with the Citizens Bank, at Thirteenth
and Derry streets, Harrisburg Miss
Lizzie Brumhouse, of Detroit. Mich,
Is visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. M. Altland.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-28
4th Quarterly Conference
at Baughman Church

New Cumberland, Pa. Feb. 2s-On
Sunday, March s. the fourth quarter
ly communion of the conference year
will be observed at Baughman Me-
mortal Methodist Church. The ad-
journed quarterly conference will be
held March IL. after the evening SER
vices.-Mrs. Cobean and son Samuel,
Gettysburg, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Eichinger.-Mr.a and Mrs. John
Brinton moved into their new house
at Hillside this week.-Mr and Mrs.
Kirk Wise aud Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Wise returned from a visit to York.
MIR. and Mrs. T. J. Hoyer. of Balti-
more. visited friends in New Cumber-
land this week.-Harry Metzgar, of
Arkansas, was the guest of his moth
er. Mrs. Emma Metzgar and sister,
Mrs. S. A. Williams on Wedesday-
Miss Elsie Richcreek. of York, visited
Miss Esther Fisher at her home in
Bellavista, the past week.-Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Bond, of York, visited
relatives here the past Week.-Mrs.
Virginia Stewart Is spending a week
at Shippensburg. = The Rev. A. o.
Stone went to Waynesboro to speak
in the interest of the Anti-Saloon Lea
gue.-Clyde Matthias has purchased
the Zorger property in Reno street.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-28
John A. M. Keen Entertains
Big Party of Young Folks

WiconiscO, Pa, Feb. 2S.-John, the
year and a half old son of Harry
Morningquake, died on, Sunday and
was buried on Wednesday afternoon.
The Rev. E. E. Dixon officiated.-This
evening the Rev. Frank McCorkle, of
Christiana, who several weeks ago
conducted evangelistic meetings in the
Methodist Episcopal Church, will re-
turn to hold ten days meeting at the
same place.-On February 23, Mrs.
Harry Hunters Sunday school class,
of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
held a dinner and supper in the
church basement.-Mr. and Mrs. John
Dodd have returned home after spend
ing several weeks with relatives in
Sayre.-George and Miss Annie Block
er. of Harrisburg, are visiting friends
in town.-Miss Mary Hunter was con-
fined to her home several days of last
week.-The president of the Excelsior
Literary Society of the high school
has appointed the program committee
for next meeting as follows: Evard
Dixon, Howard Miller and Florence
Bateman. Also critic, Laura Reigel.
Miss Kate Faust, of Pittsburgh, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Philip Delfo.
Miss Pauline Kissinger, of Lititz spent
several days with her parents-On
Monday evening John A. M. Keen en-
tertained party of young folks at
his home. They were: Hilda Buck
ley, Dorothy Acaley Wilhelmina Sci
mons, Agnes Matter, Laura Reigel,
Ruth Hunter, Florence Bateman, Guy
Smeltz. Paul Dixon, Robert Minnich,
Ira Keiter, Edwin Powell. Peter Um-
holtz, Howard Batdorf, Howard Mil
ler and Harold Higgins.-Henry Pom
titus and Miss Kate Shirley, both of the
Hotel Pontius. spent Wednesday with
the formers mother at Berrysburg.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-28
Friends Plan Great Surprise
Party For Miss Erma Wilson

Penbrook, Pa, Feb. 28.-Friends of
Miss Erma Wilson arranged a pretty
surprise party for her on Thursday
night. She was taken to the home
cf friend and then brought to her
own home, where she was greeted by
the guests who had assembled. The
rooms were decorated with flowers.
while the centerpiece of the dining
table was small George Washington
tree. Favors distributed to the guests
were small baskets of cherries Among
those present were Miss Aletha VIII
son, Miss Winifred Lickell, Miss Erma
Wilson, Miss Vera Speas, Miss Nell
Fry, of Rockville; Miss Marjorie IyaI
Miss Florence Shressaer, Clyde San
derson and Eugene Sanderson, OF Har-
risburg; George Hoover, Benn Hurr.
William Lutz, Mr.. and Mrs. Gunder-
son, William Seltz, Mr.. and Mrs. I. J.
Wentz and Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Wilson.
More than $40 was realized from
the sauerkraut supper held by the
Ladies' Aid Society of the United
Brethren Church in the Town Hall on
Thursday night.-Miss Elimy Ed
munds, of Philadelphia, is visiting at
the home of relatives in Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Fisher, of Ly-
coming county. are visiting friends
here.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-28
Little Horace Gordon Takes
80 Schoolmates on Joy Ride
By Special CORRESPONDENCE

Hershey, Pa, Feb. 2S.-Evangelist
Lewis Shelhorn, of Ashland, NJ j.,
was the guest of the Rev. o. G. Romig
and family. - DR.. Ezra Hershey. OF
Shippensburg, delivered an address al
the Hershey Mems Club on Sunday
afternoon.-The Rev. o. G. Romig is
assisting the Rev. w. r. Ridington
at Middletown, in a special series OF
evangelistic meetings this week. -
William F. R. Murrie, James B. Lett
hiser, S. D. Clark, j. A. Heilman, j. NJ.
Brandau and the Revs. I. Meyer Her
shey. n. l.. Linebaugh and George S.
Rentz attended court at Harrisburg
Horace Gordon, the 4-year-old son OF
David Gordon, celebrated his birth
day on Wednesday in a novel way.
Provided with one of his fathers big
sleighs, he invited about thirty of his
mates in the Young Women's Chris
tian Association kindergarten to take
a sleighride. The merry party OF
youngsters left here in the Afternoon,
accompanied by Miss Liebhart and
Mrs. Bentley, and enjoyed a two
hours ride.-The Rev. Paul Dundore
of Palmyra, will deliver the address
at the mems club tomorrow after
noon.-The High School scholars en-
joyed a sleighride to Bismarck. The
party was chaperoned by Misses John
son and Haskell "A masquerade ball
was held in the old dancing pavilion
in the park on Thursday evening"
One of the most beautiful sights at
this place at present is the large dis
play of primroses at the conservatory
in the park.-The Rev. o. G. Romig,
pastor of Union Circuit, will preach a
special sermon on THE Three Men
in the Fiery Furnace at Union De-
posit on Sunday morning at 1890. In
the evening at o'clock he will preach
at Stoverdale on The Pastors Rela-
ton to His People"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-02-28
z LUMBERMEN HAVE
THEIR LEGS BROKEN
When Brakes on Car Fail to Work.
Howard Snyder and Walter
Lauver Are Injured
PORT ROYAL HEALTH BOARD
United States Civil Service to Hold
Examination For Rural
Mail Carriers
PORT ROYAL HEALTH BOARD

MIfliintOwh, Pa, Feb. 2S. - Port
Royal borough has elected a board OF
health, consisting of the following:
DR.. James Heading, William Saylor.
u. +. Towsey. p. w. Longacre and L.
A. Bender.-While shifting a car on
the tracks of the hartman, Lumber
Company on the mountain near Van
Dyke the brakes refused to work and
the car got beyond control Of the men.
Howard Snyder had his left leg broken
ana Walter Lauver his right leg
Dawson was visitor at Baltimore this
Jured.-The United States Civil Service
commission will hold an open COM
petitive examination on March IA at
Honey Grove, McAlisterville and Port
Royal to fill vacancies in the position
or rural mail carrier.-The Rev. David
L. Neely, former Juniata county
boy, who for the past thirteen years
has been located in Baltimore, Nd.
mas accepted a call to Hyde Park
PRESBYTERIAN Church. Cincinnati Ohio.
Mrs. Wilmer H. Cumbler. Of Steel
ton, spent several days as guest of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart A.
Ellls.-Mr.. and Mrs. Darwin C. Pom.
eroy. OF Fort Royal. had born to them
a son. which they have named after
the formers father, William C. Pom
esroy.-Howard Walls, of Peru Mills,
greeting foreman for the Interlockins
switch and Signal Company, of Chi
cago. has returned to his home from
canada, where he had been engaged
Saskatchewan,