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La Junta tribune., 1914-07-04

prizes. will be contested for accord.
Ing TO their plan a. follows: These
trophies will be awarded To the high
scores for eco targets. the first Is
targets only each Sunday counting
on the score. THIS contest will last
two months. This system Of. shoot
Ing Is . departure from the regular
leg system. but everyone II heartily
In favor Of this scheme. ~ the con.
sistent shooters will receive due
credit for every bird beaded" AZ
the same time. the new shooteez. With
their relatively high handbags. viii
be given quite IN equal chance With
the crack shots. In addition 10 this
priRe. we are contemplating . prtss
10 the high score. among the nev
members. 10 include only beginners,
These beginners may also contest
for the gold watch fob. giving the
new men two chances NJ these ex.
c-ilent prizes. In order TO get "a
ON these prises. the contestants wiil
be required 10 register their name,
with the secretary not later than the
'.cond sunday after this shoot IL be-
gun 40 as 10 give all an equal start
n stated before. membership quail
lies anyone Ia contest for thcss
oriscs. Join NJ once and get Int
the game. Hand In your maine. e
the secretary or the treasurer.
The second prize for this contcs
Z. pair Of gold cuff links. value
t;.oo. donated by Psymaster VII
liams and coxswatn Smock. TO b,
known ~ the wilitams.smock tro
ply. This trophy originated With +,
difference Of opinion a. 10 h. bat
ting merits Of one Of our baseball
players-the winner OF the bet con
iributing the prize 10 the gun club
Same rules apply In this case - 10
the watch fob.
Tho third prize will De . gold site,
/ pin. vaine $500. donated BY the nev
secretary Of the club.
The same system Of added bis,
hand.cspping Will bc used ~ ha
been IN force during the present con
test The fairness OF this system 1
shown BY the eioseness Of the con
sess aad the great distervnce /,
shooting ability between disseren
ies winnerp.
La Junta tribune., 1914-07-04

Pay Clerk Bridges and Hospital
Steward Rupert. With handicaps. tied
for the Dupont watch fob trophy.
This tie will b. decides next Sunday
morning. aud an exciting contest Ia
promised - th~s- two members are
kno~n to b. tao of the crack shots
Of the club. Come on out and see
the fun. The contest will also de-.
eide Who Will receive the last yearly
subscription 10 the Las Animas Lead.
o..
The legs on the Dupont watch fob
trophy stand a. follows ~ present:
Lee. :: Williams. :: Reed. ?: Pal.
ssng. 3: Bridges. I: Rupert. 4: baum
J.: Mitchell. !.
The terms Of this contest provide
that this valuable satch fob will b.
awarded 10 the member Of the club
first Winning . total Of three iegs II
b quite certain that some member
81 che club viii vin the third ler
aext Sunday morning and some one.
b. good shootins and faithful At
teadanee II all the shoots. h coins
70 Win ; most beautiful trophy. All
nsabess ere urged 70 ~ OFT nexl
sunday morning. and ~ that ~
winner psts " proper fisht IT, hir
victory.
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neaben. Ne ~ gs0vtas Ia. ~.
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La Junta tribune., 1914-07-04


Dr.. Jean Mcneil speas . few days
this week with Mrs. u. 3. Thomssus
At Hisbse.
NJ. and Mrs. Bert Botkin. Mis-
Grace Draper and Tom sissou sDsat
Sunday In Colorado Springs.
Mira Frank Miller. Of West L.
Junts. has as her guest her aiscs.
Miss vesta Miller. OF Dayton. Ohlo.
John Norris. Who has been spenA.
lag the past two months enjoyias .
trip along the western coast. rsenrn.
I'd home Monday.
Mrs. Walter Dubr~e and her ssseer.
Mn. Hancock. vent 70 ColosnAe
Springs the first Of the week 70
spend the summer.
Among those from this city rho
spent Sunday In Colorado Spsinss
were Miss Elizabeth Morrison aad
Mrs. W. Y. Atchison.
Little Ruth Doiph IL In this city
from Pueblo for an extended visls
with her grandmother. Mrs. l1aura
Rockwell. and other relatives.
Mr.. aud Mn. J. q. Woodruff ~
turned home the latter part Of lasa
week after an extended visit With
relatives In Missouri aud Illinois.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. W. Fisher went q
Colorado Springs last Sunday whses
Mrs. Fisher will spend several wesks.
Mr.. Fisher returned home Monday
night
Mrs. James Higgins and two ehll.
drcn Who have been spending ~
past two weeks visiting frieuds \
Denver. returned 70 their home h
this city Tuesday.
Miss Florence Buck. daughter q
Z. W. Buck. Of the Fowler Trlbuae,
Who has been the guest Of Mr.. p.
u. Mason for ten days. resurneA \
her home last Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Rankin. &C.,
painted ~ their neice and ncpoov,
Ruth aad Adrian Green. Of No.
City. Kan. ieft Sunday morning RI
weeks vacation In Boulder. ~
~i'l return home Tomorrow.
Miss i.esitia Edserson. sho ~
been SPENDING ssverni years In ~
ana. ~ . AIRS h one Of the IT.
States Hcspltals. returned 70 u
home ID tbs eisy Sunday night ~
visit wisA hss father aud otbsr
atives. an
Rev. v. A. Crooks arrived ~ I
fe~ days ego sFUAl Z three ~ "
VS.; u Ne sast. lls attended
'ssssess - ~ nsseensd PresHr
~ eyneo = Dleonlassen. I'D.
~ v>gooe1 ~ oagsoos IL DIsuc
Sesa, 1uslAs itex,xse swe -
La Junta tribune., 1914-07-04

d
That her engineer hnsbqaa car
He'd on . filtration ~ nSaas - the
whistle Of his locomotive - asde
the inevitable mistake "a epssyins
in his pocket the photogrsth ~ the
"other woman" were CO. 81 the
charges made BY Mrs AasySR. Hurst
Tuesday In . divorce Aenfine In
Judge Rixer's division Of ~ district
court. She was granted I divorce.
34s month al!mony ana custody
OF their a. year old daushtsr.
Mrs. Hurst stated that shs had
suffered an attack Of dipthoria and
had had an operation for appendici-
It's all within the last year. aad her
husbands conduct had grsatIy ag-
gravated her health. He vas crab
bed at home. refused to associate
with his family and spent much OF
his time In company with other wo-
men.
The whistle Filtration was carried
on while Charles W. Hurst. the de-
PENDANT was driving locomotive on
the Santa Fe railway His regular
run is from Pueblo to La Junta. The
whistle code" rs discovered By his
wife. brought a responsive ..signal
code" from the home Of the woman
In question. which was conveniently
close TO the railroad right-of-way. II
the coast WAS clear" Mr.. Hurst
testified. that her husband would
come hack from the snd Of His run
and spend the LAY over tine At
Rocky Ford. Mrs. Hurst STATED that
her husband wished for . Ioeket In
which he might carry Tie photo
graphs Of his wife and daughter. He
was presented with . locket for his
birthday and later Mrs.. Hurst dis
covered that instead Of her pscture.
the iocket carried one Of Tie Rocky
Ford woman. The Husband q the
other woman" has sued Tor divorce.
and Mrs. Hurst stated that her hus-
band il mentioned in the divorce
compliant ~ correspondent In the
case.
Engineer Hurts wages run from
SITS to $3.50 . month. the wife stat
ed. They were married at L. Jun
u. October 10. 1898. Mrs. Hurst
cnicsvored twice to give IL name
OF the Rocky Ford womaa. but her
attorney interrupted her aud insisted
that 70 name her was not accessory
Incidentally. the Hurst case ut .
rpeed record for the term n divorces.
Il was filed ~ IL o'clock and was
given an immediate hearing. The
husband entered denial In ~ ans
wer but vas not present = 80
court rOOm.-pueblo Chleftaiu.
La Junta tribune., 1914-07-04
In the matter Of the estate or yehn ,
Oates. deceased.

In Oh =: matter tie. q: q the sssas. Of s.ha ?.
Notice Of 9tna1 0asslsasns and Deter
x.,,.. . !. SSas q asir:niP ~.
a.s Is: ssss az !. SLY IA g. B. n ssss
at the heur Of 10 q a.. Of aaia DAY, the
same being oae 81 the regular days 81
the ysne term Of the County Ceurt q
estate. viii appear before the yslgs q
satd court. present my final oeeeDGaont
a. such administratrix. pray the -.
proyal Of the same. and Win then asa
trix. Al which time and piacs any
person In interest may appear and pre-.
sent objections TO the sams. u any there
And further notice is hereby ssvsn.
viii receive and hear proofs concern.
Ing the heirs Of said deceased. pur.
.uant 10 the verified petition q LII
Han Gates. claimant ~ heir At Law 81
.., s deess:.ed. h:rs.efcre flIsd herein:
and determination g the heirskip o6
said estate. and from which ie appears
that Aelvtna e. Oates. Of La Juuta.
Colorado. widow. and LILLIAN Oates. 81
liz Il ys ss "a css.ss:ds: daughter. are
Nov. therefore. any and All persons
vito are ~ Who elaln e be Sslrs e
lay Of eald Joha =. Ostes. deceased
are hereby ss2Sir:S e - ana appss.
Dated At Ia Junta, celorado. shIs
goth day Of June. I A r. ,'i SS.rrs
Ad~' S:ss: 49,: 81 re estate OF job"
0eorge 4. ki1gors. Attorney
I'd ssSSIsssie%.. i yssx IL isit.
La Junta tribune., 1914-07-04

Estate Of Louise Emsrton. deceased.
Ine under.tgned. having been ap-
pointed administrator Of the estate 81
Merrim.ck. In the state Of New Hsmp-
shire. decS.ssd. hereby Rives notice
s sSs o. of ala S,rso Sers shs
hous: In Il !unta. In said county. on
Of said day. q which time III ncrsons
having claims against aid csesfS, ~
nosifisd aad reqasstsd . attend Ter
justed. All persons INDEBTED 70 Ala
estate are reQussted to make immo6i.
ate payment to the UNDERLINED.
.Sth day Of June. A. B.. 1914.
HENRY ". ALLEN,
ADMINISTRATORS u the estate "a Iouise
EmeSton, deceased. = :
Miller Allen. Attsrneys
1T fisss yS: SSSsl..scssisa. ySne g. 1914.
La Junta tribune., 1914-07-04

Three houses in Riverside Piacs,
North Il Junta. each o.. lot Is b
:ss feet; : housss betvssa Firss and
Second streets. Just north Of Catho.
Tic church. Ia Junta; also lot Is fset
by 2ss fest. Riverside place: ali -.
longing % the estate Of Jennie J.
Terrell: nlust be sold q once In Or.
dertc close estate.
r'or prices and terms call ON
GEO. A. KtL0ORE. Agent
La Junta tribune., 1914-07-04
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La Junta tribune., 1914-07-04

The regular Sunday morning shoot
Of the IT. b." Trap and Gun Club
vas held At the United States Naval
Hospital at 10 o'clock last Sunday
morning. Fourteen strings were III.
ID. or = total Of $50 targets. The
Evening journal., 1914-03-26
SLASHED BY WOMAN
after LOSING PURSE

Rosie Porter, colored. was charged
in City Court today with assault and
battery and highway robbery James
Heath testified that on last Satur-
day night he followed the girl to get
back his pocketbook which had been
taken from him and was cut across
the arm and breast. He said he had
TO go TO a hospital for treatment
James said he did not see the girl
take his pocketbook and therefore
could not identify the defendant as
the girl who had taken the pocket
book and later assaulted him, VIII
liam Buckley said he saw Heath and
the girl last Saturday night on Tat
nall street Buckley said he and an
other young man followed the pair
and saw the girl cut Heath. Then
she boarded a car. Buckley said he
continued to follow the girl and
when they saw Sergeant Bayley. the
girl was turned over to him Stephen
A. Smith said he saw the girl cut
Heath twice and when she again at
tempted TO cut the man the witness
struck her TO prevent her from cut
ting Heath the third time. The
court sentenced the prisoner to pay
fine of $50 and be imprisoned for
six months.
Evening journal., 1914-03-26
Second INQUEST
IN Jones Case
New Castle Coroner Not
Satisfied With Finding
of Kent Jury
SLAYER OF COLORED
MAN Is EXONERATED

. Coroner Spring is not satisfied with
the inquest held by Coroner Willis of
Kent county at Smyrna yesterday in
the case of George Jones, colored, who
died as a result of being shot by Chief
OF Police Lee R. Cochran of Smyrna.
The coroner attended the Smyrna in
quest and today he announced that
he will hold an inquest in the Jones
case in this city on Saturday after
noon. Jones died at the Delaware
Hospital and Coroner Spring claims
jurisdiction because of the death oc-
curing in this county, although the
shooting occurred in Kent county.
The jury at Smyrna gave a verdict
that Cochran shot in self defense
Jones in a second deposition made be-
fore Squire J. w. Robertson at the
hospital, said he had knocked down
Cochran with a blackjack before the
policeman shot him.
Coroner Spring today recalled that
when DR.. Green was run down by an
automobile on the Kennett turnpike
a few years ago, from the effects OF
which he died in a Philadelphia hos
pital. then Attorney-General An
drew G. Gray ruled that the in
quest properly should be held
in Philadelphia, where the death
occurred, and no inquest was
held in this city. The coroner says
he is following that precedent in
holding the Jones inquest in this
city.
Evening journal., 1914-03-26
MALTA KNIGHTS ARE
VISITED BY CHIEFS

A joint meeting Of William Nc
Kinley Comman6ery, No. 3l5, and
Brandywine Commandery. No. 81.
Knights of Malta. was held last night
in the council chamber of the order,
to receive the supreme commander
and supreme recorder, who are on a
tour of visitation to the different
communicates that exist under the
jurisdiction of the supreme body
From here they so TO Washington,
ID. c.
The meeting was largely attended
and enthusiasm ran high, giving
promise that after the meeting a new
incentive TO work for the order would
prove a great benefit TO the citizens
of Wilmington who are eligible and
the indications are that Malta has re-
ceived an impetus that will be last
ing and tend TO increase the member
ship of both commandries.
Supreme Commander NJ. A. Krider
Is a business man Of Allentown, Pa.
Supreme Recorder Frank Gray has
held that position for twenty years
and Is we'll known in Wilmington.
A social evening followed the ad-
dresses.
Evening journal., 1914-03-26
HE GOES BACk no FARM.

John Farish was before City Court
today on a charge of drunkenness. He
told the Court that he worked on a
farm near Havre de Grace. The
Court told John TO GO back to the
farm"
Two other men were also allowed
to 20 free on condition that they re-
main sober.
Daniel Wilhelm was charged with
trespass on the property No 2709
Market street. The case was dis
missed, as the tenant of the house had
given Wilhelm the right TO come TO
the house.
Edward NJ Collins, for acting dis
orderly was fined 81 and costs.
Evening journal., 1914-03-26
wILMINGToNIAN TAKES
RPIDF IN SMYRNA. /

SMYRNA. Del, March ga quiet
wedding was solemnzed at Asbury NJ.
f. Parsonage at noon on Saturday. by
the Rev DR.. c. W. Prettyman, when
Miss Bessie Maude Bennett, daughter
Of the late Samuel p. Bennett of Thor
oughfare Neck became the wife of Claf-
nnce Pleasanton of Wilmington, son OF
William Peasanton of Flemng's Land
ing. The bride was given in marriage
by her brother, Clarence Bennett.
The bride, one of the popular and at
traciive young women of Ihoroughtare
Neck. was attired in gown of blue
crepe meteor and carried a bunch oi
lilies of the valley. Her going-away
gown was a gray coat suit with gloves
and hat to match. After the ceremony
they returned to Arthur Bennett.
where the wedding dinner was served
They will reside in Wilmington, where
the groom is employed.
Evening journal., 1914-03-26
ROB MERCHANT and
LEAVE HIM UNCONSCIOUS

Special 90 THE EVENING JOURNAL
SEAFORD. Del. March 26.---Late yes
terday afternoon Charles Lyons, we'll
known business man, was drugged, IL is
said. and robbed of sum of money
while in an unconscious state Early in
the afternoon Lyons had sold a horse
and received the money which he se-
crcted in his pockets Later he was
found robbed. aud unconscious. Subsc-
qucntly Harry Marvel, Harry Lofnnd
and W. j. Tcomey were arrested ON a
charge OF attacking Lyons and each was
held under 81 Oo0 bail for court. Son
money was found in Marvcrs shoes
Evening journal., 1914-03-26
ALL SPRING FLOWERS
READY FOR easter
Great Variety and Low
Prices Make Nose
gays Popular
SINGLE VIOLETS WILL
BE ONE OF THE FADS

Easter flowers this season promise to
be abundant and the prices low
Already orders for the spring beauties
to celebrate the floral festival have been
placed by local dealers and only unpre-
cedented weather conditions within the
next two weeks can spoil the prospects
for bountiful wealth of blooms
Only ones fancy will dictate the sort
of flowers to choose for the Easter bou-
lquet or plant. The usual spring bios
SONS, tulips. hyacnths, narciss. daffo-
dis. ionquils, spireas and azalcas will
mold favor where potted plants are de-
sired. Easter and other varieties of
lilies will be of particular beauty if the
growers can read present indications
ia-right.
OF cut flowers there will be an abund-
ance of roses-this is noted season for
the queen of flowers. according to rosar-
ians-lots of valley lilies. with the usual
quantities of violets and sweetpeas and
the exotic orchids and white lilacs.
! Sweetpeas will be the prime favorites
for wear in the Easter parade, and for
almost every shade and color that will
worn a similar hue is provided in the
Towering peas. Even the deep new tango
| tint is shown in the flowers The vogue
foi sweetpeas is greater than ever be-
fore. and even the violet corssge is
yielding favor to the vari-colored sweet
peas.
More flowers made by natures
hand will be worn this spring than
for many seasons past. Already the
reaction from the artificial nosegay
fad is setting in. say the dealers, and
the demand for corsage bouquets and
little nosegays that was nil while the
fake flowers had their day is becom-
ing greater every hour.
The violet bouquet is less fashion
able this season than ever before. It's
loss of prestige is also accounted for
by the many limitations that have
been made of it, This refers. though
only to the familiar and much-lOved
double violets. The newer and one
time scOrned single violet is the last
thing in smartness. In New York
no other sort of violet is being worn
Some of the finest single violets
in the country are raised In the Del
aware violet beds and this new rage
for the single variety of Johnny
jump ups" is booming the Delaware
variety with considerable force. The
double English violet does not do
we'll in Delaware. the best ones com
ing from the Rhinebec section alonl
the Hudson in New York. At th'
present time the Northern growers o
double violets are shipping then
South, where their favor stin obtains
while Delaware single violet growers
are sending their flowers to the New
York market.
The return Of the single violet L
favor is believed to mark the reviva
Of the simple flowers. Forget-me
nots and marguerites will be muc
used in the Easter baskets and bou
quets and old-fashioned flowers vii
nominate the spring floral fashions.
Evening journal., 1914-03-26
GET Rid of
Piles at Home
Simple Home Remedy, Easily Applied
Gives Quick Relief and Prevents
All Danger from Operation.
send for Free Trial Package and
Prove II In Your Case.

Don't even think of an operation
for piles Remember what the old
family doctor said: Any part of the
body cut away is gone forever. One
or two applications of Pyramid Pile
Remedy and all the pain. fire and
torture ceases. In a remarkably
short time the congested veins are re-
duced to normal and you will soon
be all right again. Try this remark
able remedy. Sold everywhere at
drug stores. Send for a free trial
package and prove beyond question
il is the right remedy for your case,
even though you may be wearing a
pile truss.
Just send in the coupon below at
once for the free trial treatment Il
will show you conclusively what Pyra-
mid Pyle Remedy will do Then you
can get the regular package for so
cents at any drug store. Don't suf-
fer another needless minute. Write
now.
Evening journal., 1914-03-26
NO WORD OF D. W. KELLY,
missing Since January

Relatives Of Daniel w. Kelly Of No.
l22S West Fourth street. who disap-
peared ON January p, have heard moth
ing OF him since he faded away so mys-
teriously. He had just recovered from
typhoid fever when he disappeared, and
there is possibility that he may have
been bewildered from the effects OF the
fever and wandered away.
Some policemen a few days ago had a
report that Kelly had been heard from
,in Boston. but investigation shows they
were misinformed.
Evening journal., 1914-03-26
sMYRNA SOY FoR CONGRESS.

SMYRNA, Del, March 26.-John 4.
Porter. a native Smyrnian. brother of
Mrs. Mary r. Price and Miss Lydia Por-
ter of this town, who has become a rich
and influential man OF affairs at Scran-
ton, Pa. is being urged to accept the
Democratic nomination for Congress
from his district. His Smyrna friends
would be glad to see him in Congress.
Evening journal., 1914-03-26
USE ALIENS Foor.EAsE

The antiseptic powder TO be shaken into the
shoes. II you want rest and comfort for
tired aching, swollen. sweating feet use
Aliens Foot Ease. II relieves corns and
bunions Of an pain and prevents hlisters.
sore and callous spots. Just the thing for
Dancing Parties. Patent Leather Shoes. aud
for Breaking In New Shoes It is the great
est comfort discovery Of the age. Try It
today. Sold everywhere 25c. Don't accept
any substitute. Tor FREE trial package. ad-
dress Allen 5. Olmsted. lie Roy, n. y.
Evening journal., 1914-03-26
lust right for Backache and Rhcumatum

Foley Kidney Pills are so Thoroughly
effective for backache, rheumatisu, swc T.
len. aching joints. kidney anil bladder
ailments that they are recommended
everywhere. A. a. Jehords, NJ 'rcw,
Nehr.. saws: MY druggist recommend
ed Foley Kidney Pills for pains in my
back, and before / finished one bo;;le.
my old trouble entirely disappeared.
For sale by y. b. Danforth. Market and
Second Streets.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1914-03-26

Scl, headachesl Always trace them
to lazy liver; delayed, fermenting food
in the bowels or a sick stomach. Poi
sonous, constipated matter, gases and
bile generated in the bowels, instead OF
being carried out of the system. is reab-
sorbed into the blood. When this poi
son reaches the delicate brain tissue It
causes congestion and that duh, sick
Evening journal., 1914-03-26
FOOT MASHED UNDER TRAIN.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
LEWES, Del. March 26.-While in
Philadelphia last week, Gus H. Keep
pei, Of this place, had his right foot
mashed under a train at Arch street
and Delaware avenue.
Mrs. Jane h. Wingate. widow of
John Wingate, died Tuesday night of
pneumonia at the age of "a years.
While moving into his new resi-
dence at Hollyville. Alfred Mcllvane
received a badly crushed foot by hav-
ing a piano fall on the member.
Evening journal., 1914-03-26
FEEL HEADACHY, DIZZY Bilious?
Clean YOUR LIVER! dime A BOX

ening headache. Cascarets viii remove
the cause by stimulating the liver, max
ing the bile and constipation poison
move on and out of the bowels. One
taken tonight straightens you out by
morning. lO-cent box win keep your
head clear. stomach sweet, liver and
bowels regular, and make you feel bright
and cheerful for months. Children need
CnscArnts. too.
Evening journal., 1914-03-26
F1RFMEN nN aMoNKrY RuN. ?

The Reliance Fire Company was sum
moncd to Sixth and Spruce streets last
evening by telephone only TO find that
they were ON monkey rum The
iiremcn protested against the sending in
uf the alarms