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La Junta tribune., 1914-10-03
All P.r,,-. Agreed q. Good Rad.

One subject on which all political
parties in Colorado are agreed Is
good roads. Democrats. Republi-
cans and Progressives each made
good roads feature Of their plat
forms. The half mill levy bill. TO
be submitted to the voters this fall
by the Colorado Good Roads Associa-
ton and the County Commissioners
Association is the subject Of special
mention in the republican platform
and fayors the system Of state aid
for the counties in the building Of
good roads. The good roads plank
Of that party's platform reads. ave
favor n liberal but economical and
business-like use OF the funds OF the
state in building and maintaining
better roads,
Inasmuch as the extension and
continuation OF the work Of building
and maintaining better Highways IN
the state practically hinges ON the
adoption by the voters Of the hksf.
mill levy bill. each Of the political
parties has therefore recognised the
necessity OF = favorable vote on the
initiated measure.
During the past week arrange
ments have been made for an active
campaign In behalf Of this measure.
As first step two exact copies OF the
bill have been sent 10 every CONNER.
cial organization In the state. and
the support Of these associations IL
asked. The Farmers ranges are al.
30 taking an active interest In this
measure. and from such organizations
many pledges OF support have been
received.
The voters at the election will have
this question submitted TO them In
the form of"Better Roads, Those
In favor OF the haif-miil levy viii
simply have TO put cross after the
word Yes" which follows the aucs.
tion as given above.
La Junta tribune., 1914-10-03
Alaalea PrssssAs.

f .
Alfalfa = ~. - 80 doctor.
Alfalfa inersases ths MIX flow.
Alfalfa balances ~ corn radon.
Alfalfa kssps stock IN good condi-
tion.
Alfalfa + he greatest Of All sab
soilsrs.
A alfalfa fisld i hogs ideA oi
heavea.
Alfalfa msaas moro money and
bettsr homes.
Alfalfa dos things. and never
loafs On Tie Job.
Alfalfa. WITH fair chance. always
snakes good.
Alfalfa fiiis ths hay nov and paya
Tor tAs privilege.
Alfalfa h the cheapest and best
feed for besf and cattle.
Alfalfa insurss larger Yields from
The CROPS that follow.
Alfalfa contains moro protein q
the ton than clover or corn.
Alfalfa Il he agricultural wonder
Of the twentisth century.
Alfalfa Yields from two 70 three
times - much a. clover or timothy
and is more valuable than hay.
Alfalfa adds humus 70 the soil.
Alfalfa IL high in feeding value.
Alfalfa cod grows larger corn
crops.
Alfalfa has NO equal as hog pas
ture.
Alfalfa should Be grown on ever,
farm.
ron tail is tn. creates. enemy Of
alfalfa.
La Junta tribune., 1914-10-03
Young c.n,paiyscr.

a committee OF ". c. T. q. mem.
bers. consisting OF the following la.
dies. Mesdamcs waliron. Crooks.
Middleton. Bievins. coder and Prntx.
are makinv plans 30 organic. .
hand Of Young campsignsrs. for :he
purpose OF intcrcstins the chii.ircn
10 help In the fall campaign 70 pys
Colorado "a the sr,wins list rf pro-
hibition states.
With this object In viex. cali
fs. been msde for IN. childrsn from
. t. - yeafs Of as~. 10 meet q the
battist church % v.sdav afternoon,
is,mediately sitse sehsel. whoa TIE
,Issss vill bssis tns1ses:eas and
osSaaiss. We waas 70 ~ ealy 10.
tssest tAs chil1rso. but aiee sLs psr.
eats who wie)A ~ ba1oeG
We bsiisve naay ~ inlifeessas.
o. not infeeos1 h ssoasa - ~ psy
Ansadnsat u ~ ~ ~ q
ssas vs@ Doeass sesly ~ Qasseisa
heaesely. 81 = a1lolloa soal ysvs
seiIlssa y hslD = ~ 1eososesa.
tiea. We Sseo eusO g ~ an0eeoo(
es6 su0Dese - ~ ~ vooous -
~ eAlllssa Nm ea)ov - 6emeo.
La Junta tribune., 1914-10-03

Iittis thing that hsipsd aloas. Deyis
end Merlle nads The Wor11's Tour
with Mc0raw and Conisksy and
when they started this ssasca's Nork
they had played baii eoat1npopsly
for eighteen month"; This coatiau-
ous bail playing apparsatiy ~ not
effect some Of the men Who nnade
the big trip. but am Of ths oDfnion
that the loss Of from forty - nifty
points from the batting avsfaes Of
each one OF these two New York reg
ulars can be attributee to nothing
else than the trip last winter. with
Herzog on third and Doyle aad ner-
kie playing tho game they generally
play. think that McCraw would hase
won his fourth flag In row and
made another worlds record by get
ting trimmed four times In . row for
the Worlds Flag.
The Worlds Series this year Is
mighty hard 70 dope out There
are some who think that Baker. Col
lins Z Co.. will make Il four straight.
and then there are others who think
that the Champs Of the National will
win one game. Not being intsfest-
ed in anything Of this sort myself.
would not hazard an opinion.
but ! will say this much. II Bender
and Collins should each break leg.
and II Baker were kidnapped. and II
McInnis were killed In an auto aeci-
dent. then In that case would 60 DO
far rs to say that think that the
Braves would have an even chance
to grab the Eonfaion tBostoneSe for
fiag). But as II Is would not care
TO venture an opinion. because these
things do not interest me.
La Junta tribune., 1914-10-03
~ -. q w.

o. ssDtsnbsr ~. vlrsiniA voted
for stass vids DsoAibltioa - ~
joriU ~ alaAcse ~ - -. In
complsts rstnrAs slvs ~ drys ! ma
jorjU q s3.s3s eut q : vote q
l31.9es.
Evsa ths citiss gave he drys I
majority Of about 1900 votes. Nine
out Of tsa Of u congrsGsloaal dis
tricts were carrfsd ~ ~ dsys.
virginia has bssa trying ont vari-
Gus systsms for regulating tie iiquor
traffic for $50 year.. NJ has trisd
out high liesass. low iiesass. the dis
pensaD. and svssy Imaginable ~
TEN.
she trisd out local oDtioa and got
much bsneeit from Il, but Tie lawIses
liquor men from the licsnss csatsss
would pour their lieuors into The mo-
licenss counties and make al kinds
Of trouble and szpinss for the tax
payers.
The result y that Tie long s-suffer-
Ing people aross and voted the whole
state dry. They did Il because ev-
cry systsm Of regulation had failed.
This 10 Deculiariy significant. b.
cause virginia 10 one Of the most con-
servativs states in the union. and not
disposed TO get veSy far away from
established customs.
On November Sd. Oregon. CALI
fornia, Colorado. washington. Ohio
and Artsona vote on the state wide
proposition. The business Of traf-
ticking in the sufferings Of women
and children II getting into mighty
close quarters.
La Junta tribune., 1914-10-03
vsssA sAs.s y Hasl.s fsv~.

Eugsne n. 0subh. Who AAs besa
n Europs II ~ intsrsst Of he raA-
ana sxposition. has rsturnsd and
predicts that TIE clos Of the var vtn
record ths destructioa Of most u
lie English. FrsneA and Bsagiaa
horss breeding studs. ~ . result
American sstahllahments of the priA-
cipal breeds. Perchsrons. Bslsians.
shirss and Clydssdalss. win snhancs
enormously in value. ''As . result
Of this war the civiliSsl world vim
BE- woefully short Of equine power
for years." says Grub. I'm ths
warring countries nothing d bsing
spared and es.oo0 stallion lasts no
longer than Z cheap cart horse.
When the war broke out score q
American importers were IN Europe
contracting breeding stock. but most
Of their purchases were confiscatsd-
Usually the importations amount 70
5000 . year. but this season only
1000 head were brought and thsos
arrived before the hostilities broke
out" Grub did not sueesed in eet-
ting any entries for The Panama a.
position for Europe will have nothing
to ssnd over. America, however.
can rake enough horses together TO
make . showing.-Field and Farm.
La Junta tribune., 1914-10-03

telling about that peach In Teilu-
ride.
Yes. sub. yes. sub. All right.
suh." and the negro went back To the
kitchen.
Loud words In the kitchen. and
once more the black hoy stood at the
table.
"Eeuse me. boss. but HOW did you
say You wanted your eggs cooked"
MIR. Jones here said that he want.
ed ham aud eggs cooked country
style. and said that would take
the same with the eggs eliminated.
Nov do you understand" said the
typcwriterman.
Yes. sub. Yes sub. All right
sub"
The black man went To the kitchen
aud soon another negro came.
Say. boss" said he. that niggah
,ha, waits on this table he don't know
no,hin'. How did you say you want
cd your eggs cooked"
Il distinctly said that wanted the
EGGS eliminated"
Yes. sub. I understand. boss. but
say. boss. las week the niEsah that
was cooking here. he done 70, mad
ai the boss and he done icf' here
And when he went away he done took
tho 'iimlnator with him and We can't
'liminatc your eggs for you. Well
have 20 fix EN- soms other way boss. e
And 20 the sypewritesmsn took his
ham without eeea.
Last year Jawn McCrsv. cum.
mandee Of the New YoSk jints. vas
the prou1 possssses Of tao third
bass0aa. Shafss aad Hsrsoe. both
craeksrjscks. WIN thsis aid BE- won
his tAird ssccssslvs nag 10 The Ne.
tioaai League asl also took bic tAira
successive tsinaias q ~ Aaads Of
ths viaasss oe ~ Anseican L..
sus nag. Immediately tAsssassss ~
vsat ed sDlljs1 ~ beaas. he tsok
~ ssiD aeoua1 ~ vssid. Yss, ~,
- esstaialy 1il spsss ths ssije,ss
tAas ~. ns sails1 . NJ
~ feastA Dsaaaas h . ~
~ shsoagA oAklAg shae leur.
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0Ak1nG 0uso ~ 3I111o oAa1oe vouil
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ooee0nns ~ noogUw hAnso1e ~
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La Junta tribune., 1914-10-03

The New York Americans are clean
out OF the race for the pcnnant.
They have no Chance
.
Frank Chance has left Frank Far
rcls lemon grove in New York and
gone 10 his own orange grove In :al.
ifornia.
Jack Deyinc says that he never
had headache. never had n pain IN
his lead in his life. Neither oid
Mcrtie.
Speaking OF the high Coz, OF iiy-
inw. Il iA nothing at all compared TO
tho high cost OF killing. In the
Spanish-Amcrican war ?.sio men
were killed on both Gccs and the
cost Of the war approximated 1885,
100000. Thus the cos, OF killing q
man averaged ess.7oi. In the hui.
gArian war the cost Of killing each
soldier. was between $1,000 and S.
600. which shows how much cheap.
sr they do thoss things In Europe.
-
This warm weather In the Valley
b quite q change for me after a..
Gociatins With The mountain bressea
- The vieinity Of Duraneo and sn.
vestoa for he iass two months.
Whsa ! vas II olivsstea In The MD.
~ Of August sAsss vas . frost near.
b svssy nisAl I vas talking 70 q
nAsss aaA ~ ssksl - Aev liked
- climate. ! teld I'm hat I ..
Ssvel ~ eeel weather vssy nucA,
~ that Il 0usl ~ vssy esll 10 ~
V1nese.
Tea" ~ ~. ~ 1sss ~ ee,l
= ~ viaoss. Asl ~ have cab
~ GoosoaG hsse-Aususe sal M.
~"
4 11sssossy ~ 80 . eyDevslAsl
- veeo ooo1o1 q ~ beeohfnsl
49, = . heos1.
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49," ~ ~ 1oFes1esy - \
- esoego1 Vo1oes.
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- sv1nGlno loosA ~ = a1so|
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La Junta tribune., 1914-10-03
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La Junta tribune., 1914-10-03
Mckinney S
Dope

The New York Americans are clean
out OF the race for the pcnnant.
They have no Chance
La Junta tribune., 1914-10-03

Frank Chance has left Frank Far
rcl's lemon grove In New York and
gone 10 his own orange grove In cal.
ifornia.
La Junta tribune., 1914-10-03

Jack Deyine says that he never
had a headache. never mad pain In
his lead in his life. Neither oid
Mcrtlo.
La Junta tribune., 1914-10-03

High Grade MIX Cows For sale
have some high grade milk cows
for sale at the Mast Place. five milss
due north Of La Junta.
@. p. STOKES.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-01-30
STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNT,

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY
Of St. Louis-ss.. -. .
District Court, Eleventh judicial
District.
In the matter Of the Application of the
Village of Mountain Iron for the
appointment of Appraisers in the
condemnation of lots 70, 10, IA Is
and 16, in block Is, town of Grant,
now in the village of Mountain Iron,
St. Louis county, Minnesota.
Duncan A. McApline and Christina
McAlpine, his wife; Sadie Norlay,
Neil L. Patterson and Mrs. Neil l..
Patterson, his wife; Joseph Karl and
Elizabeth Karl, his wife; Sophia E.
Neslund, L. Eppsetine & Sons Co.,
John Ferguson and Mrs. John Fergu-
son, his wife; Charles B. Aske, the I'M
known heirs of Alexander Patterson,
the unknown heirs of Isabella Patter-
son, and all unknown parties having
or claiming any right, title or interest
in or to the lands herein described:
You, and each of you, are hereby
notified that the undersigned Village
of Mountain Iron will upon the 21st
day Of February, 1914, at $3.50 o'clock
a. m. of that day, or as soon there
after as counsel can be heard, at the
court house in the city Of Duluth, in
said county, present to the district
court for said county of St. Louis, it's
written and verified petition, the OBJ
ject of which petition is to obtain an
order Of said court adgudging it to be
necessary to take the lands hereinafter
described for the purpose Of erecting
public library and village hall there
on and appointing commissioners to
appraise the damages which may be
occasioned by such taking. -
The lands so desired to be taken
are described as follows, to-wit: Lots
IL, IL, IA, ID and 10, IN block Ii, town
of Grant, now in the village Of Mount
ain Iron, St. Louis county, Minnesota,
excepting minerals.
And you are further notified that
you may appear at the said time and
place, and be heard and offer such
competent evidence upon the subject
matter of said petition as you are
advised. .... ....
Dated at Mountain Iron, Minnesota,
this 28th day of January, 1914.
VILLAGE OF MOUNTAIN IRON
By Arnold & Pickering
It's Attorneys
Jan 80 Feb GLIB. ....s~~.~ ....s>..*:.-.,..
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Council Chamber,

January 20, 1914.
Resolution No. 1863.
Resolution awarding the contracts for the
legal publications, council proceedings. desi-
grating the Official paper and for job print
ing for the year 1914.
By Alderman Lundstrom
Resolved: by the city council of the city of
Virginia, that the bid of The Enterprise
Printing Company for the publication of Or
dinances and legal notices issued by the city
council for the sum- of seventy cents per folio
for the first insertion and thirty-five cents per
folio for all subsequent insertions of said Or
dinances and notices, and for the publishing
of the proceedings of the council for the sum
of thirt" seven and cne-half cents per folio
for the va"r 1914. be and the same is here
by accented "nd the Virginia Enterprise be
and it is hereby designated as the official
paper Of the city of Virginia for the year
1914 and the mayor and city clerk are here
by authorized and directed to execute a con-
tract on behalf of the city covering said work
upon the furnishing of the publisher Of said
paper a bond in the sum of five hundred dol
lars ($5OO) running to the city of Virginia.
conditioned for the proper performance of all
work required under this resolution.
Resolved further. that the bid Of The Vir-
gilman for the publishing of. minutes of the
city council for the sum of thirty-seven and
one-half cents per folio be and the same is
hereby accepted, and the mayor and city
clerk are hereby authorized and directed to
execute contract on behalf of the city of
Virginia covering said work upon the furnish
ing by the publisher Of said paper of bond
running to the city of Virginia in the sum OF
five hundred dollars $500, conditioned fol
the proper performance Of all work required
under this resolution .5- b
Resolved further, that the contract for the
! furnishing the city council and all the various
boards and eanniaaiona with lab printing Ii
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SUMMONS.

SUMMONS.
In the Municipal Court for the. City
of Virginia, County of St. Louis.
H. w. Rick, Plaintiff, vs.. Emil Loft
and Mary Loft, Defendants.
The state of Minnesota to the above
named defendants:
You are hereby summoned and re-
quired to answer the complaint of the
plaintiff in the above entitled action,
a copy of which complaint is hereto
attached, and herewith served upon
you, and to serve copy Of your ans
wer to said complaint on the subscrib-
err, at his Office in Room 4, Matheson
Building, Chestnut street, City of Vir-
ginia, county of st. Louis and state
of Minnesota within ten (10) days
after the service of this summons up
on you, exclusive of the day of service,
and if you fail to answer the COM
plant, the plaintiff will take judgment
against you for the sum Of seventy
two and $1,000 dollars, ($72.50) to-
gether with interest thereon from the
Goth day of April, 1913,. at the rate
of six per cent per annum, and the
costs and disbursements Of this ac-
ton. ~,
Dated the Goth day of January, 1914.
CHARLES LINE. "
| Attorney for the Plaintiff.
Jan 80 Feb 6-13. ~' -, =. - -
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Mountain Iron

Miss McFall of Kinross was in the
Village Tuesday evening.
Supt. Muench visited the Hibbing
night school on Monday.
Mrs. Bourdash, of Chisholm, was a
visitor of Mrs. Peltier Saturday even
! ing
Supt. and Mrs. Muench we're guests
at private dance given last week at
Eveleth.
Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs. Schultz, of
Virginia, were Sunday visitors Of Fred
Stephen and his wife.
! Miss Freda Hanson, of the high
school faculty, was sick the early
part of this week and missed one or
! two sessions from her class.
The Rev. F. j. Smith, pastor of the
Methodist church at Gilbert came over
with the basketball team Saturday
evening to watch the game.
Mrs. McFall of Kinross, was in the
village last week nursing Mrs. Mer-
rift who has been sick, but is now, we
are glad to say, making nice progress
toward recovery.
W. T. Caddy and his sister, Mrs.
George Williams, went over to Hib-
bing Sunday to see their father who
has been i'll for several weeks.
Professor Vaughn, superintendent
of the Chisholm schools, and Miss
Letha Wright, primary supervisor at
Chisholm, were Sunday visitors of
Supt. and Mrs. Muench.
We regret to announce the fact
that Mr.. and Mrs. Hurd and family
of the Costin location, intend to leave
the town to take up their residence
in Virginia. The date Of their re-
moval is at present uncertain.
Mrs. Frazer and Mrs. Monroe, both
of Virginia, were in the village Tues
day evening. selling tickets for an af-
fair in connection with the Presby-
terrain church in their town.
D. A. Mitchell is busy this week re-
modelling his house which he recently
purchased from E. Saari Of the candy
store. When the work is finished
he will move in with his family from
their present home.
Mrs. D. A. Mitchell entertained "a
sleighing party from Kinney one day
last week. The visitors were Mes
DANES George, Taft, and Taylor. The
sleighing conditions were so favorable
that the journey was made in half an
hour.
Mrs. Hurd of the Costin location en-
tertained the members of the school
faculty to a party Tuesday evening.
All were there with the exception of
Miss Currie, Miss Hanson, Miss Nc.
Carthy and Miss Pfeifer. These were
unavoidably absent.
The Mountain Iron Commercial
band is busy practicing nowadays
under the able direction Of Mr.. Dia
Bacco who comes over from Virginia
twice week for that purpose. The
townspeople will be glad when the
band has become so we'll advanced
that they can provide full statured
concert.
Miss Alyce Mccarthy, second ir
command Of the kindergarten depart.
ment at the high school, left the vii.
lage Tuesday afternoon for her home
at Coleraine, where she will seek the
recovery Of good health. Miss Nc
Carthy had been troubled with inso
mnia several nights in succession, ane
faced complete nervous breakdown
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CHISHOLM SALOONMAN -
GOES TO COUNTY FARM

Eli Jakich of Chisholm, a saloon
':eeper, was the first man received at
the St. Louis county work farm from
the ranges. Jakich was found guilty
by Judge Hughes in this city last
week of selling liquor to a minor and
was given four months sentence at
the farm. He was taken to the farm
from Duluth by Sheriff Meining Mon
day, IS :@.- ss=
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NOTICE FOR SEALED. BIDS.

Sealed bids will be received by the
board of education Of the Independent
School district of. Virginia, Minneso-
ia, at its Office in the Technical high
school building until 1870 p. m. Feb
ruary 18th, 1914, for the transporting
of children to the Homestead school
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IoYer1f the west route.
The board reserves the right 20 re-
ject any and all bids.
Mark the enyelop IBID for Trans-
portation Of Pupils and address same
to Board Of Education, Virginia, MINI.
r. ]. McGHEE, Clerk.
Jan 1890.
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and Is hereby granted q the Entnprisl
Publishin9 company this firm having sub:
mitted the lowest proposal for such work for
the year 1914. Is: 49,
Moved by alderman NOLAN. supported b
Alderman, McGhee. that the above resolution
Ayes: Aldermen Heritage, Harvey, Lund-
strorn, NOLAN. McGhee. MI. President !:
So Mays: None. 881@
@ Adopted January 20, 1914. ==s .*=.' Z ..
Approved january rs. 1914.
!. 4zs$ Council Chamber,
sES s City Of Virginia. (:
u szs8 ~ f5.s 81 January 20, 1914
Resolution No. 1854. 5@ 5.:
Resolution granting = liquor license to Matt
Devcich at No. 100 Chestnut street. and ac-
cepting surety bond. 80
Il By Alderman NOLAN. -
Resolved by the city council of the city Of
Virginia that the application Of Matt Devcich
to sell Intoxicating liquors in the front room
building situate No. 100 Chestnut street. in
said city, be and is hereby granted. and that
the surity bond in the sum Of $4,000; be and
is hereby accepted and ordered filed after the
approval of the mayor. ~ .S*s E..<
License e be for one year from January
30th, 1914. s. y r - = s. : ~ Il
Moved by Alderman Heritage, supported by;
Alderman Lundstrom.' that the above resolu-
ton be adopted ~. ! .@7sSS =5tzss
Ayes Aldermen Heritage. Harvey, Lund-
strom. NOLAN. McGhee, Mr.. President e. S
Nays Alderman Mattson-l. ~ - -
ADOPTED January 20, 1914 - n IT,,
Approved January 26. 1914 = =
Moved and supported that the Mellis. Prize
company report on Investigation of street I'M
provennents. the majority and minority re-
ports Of the finance committee and the letter
of the city engineer on these reports, be re-
ferred to the council as committee of the
whole and that the president Of the council
appoint date on which the council shall
meet to confer: on the matters referred -
Carried. .-: . =, ~
President Boylan stated that he would APP
point. the meeting time on this matter as on
Friday afternoon at 4 80 o'clock, January %,
1914. and instructed the city clerk to notify
the aldermen. mayor, city, attorney and city
engineer to be present -.
Carried. 49, ~.~-~- ~ 49,.
Moved and supported that the council ad.
journ until the next regular meeting. =
Carried. e.; -: =:
M. eBOYLAN, y,
President of the City Council
,.-ALBERT e. .BICKFORD;
Corporate SeaD. City Clerk.
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