davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-10-25

SACRIFICE 30 ACRES FOUR MILES east of Jefferson Springs part creek bottom all fine land. Thirty five acres cultivated, house, barn, crib and we'll $500. Forty acres wood land six miles from town close to good road $450, timber worth $200. 16G acres, 50 acres cleared part in ethe corporation limits of Star City, $50 acre. J.
 P. Cady, 127 1-2 Main street. 9-2~tf FOR sALE--FORTY ACRE FARM
 within ? 1-2 miles of the city; g
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-10-25

FOR SALE -$250.00-ONE BUICK 5l passenger auto This car in good
 repair and new tires, will demon- strate. Must see this car to ap- preciate the bargain Hardin Anderson Furniture Co.,, phone 1155. 11-22-6t
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-05-21
TOO LIBERAL WITH ADVICE
aank Cashier Meant Well But SAD
Experience Tauant Hir7 a Great
ard Lasting Lesson

The story sifred down from s., Paul
the other dAy that Jim iill enEi
ne~red shRk-up fu bank there be
cause he found an iuk spot on bic
monthly statement which recalled %
; bank on ctal % this town the rsasof
Nhy one cssn or ceased 20 h* little
rsy ~ suu hire Prrsoas Rho can
coax more than conversational tj'
out - him uoN sdAys are indeed
skilled lie vas conservative guy
and rood said the banker Ito
Sas the sort % mas vho would
leave Hrht termed uu r. the hall
a. uixht so Fhaf burglars mirh' ih.oE
that some member 81 the family bad
not returned ho4e ita vas rsI~
rlal'y urour uu tern psrarcs strong
frir& had newer scared HE pure FPS
he casHtsr-d in savings baas 'a"
EDGE % the fcnu bBe lss HlrEy
blew "a @tth ar atf'Ye hang over II
he'd bad auy more iIqu8r .r Hw p"
~ouiduf have beer ieFAi uHfhHgt
revenue stamp 10 sad h~ wsEred
NJ s. be had ar tspnsEf IH~
cashier stepped Pa fh~ rear Hwfa ~
his cage and -sfas~d 20 paw ast 20
anne around eaHsr Nrar rIgrafHfa.
att DE raat.sr looks Hike dog n.fe
a hea yHGra .r faH cuudroa sA
not accept r.. So the HuHss ss1t
Haaf##E .p ard dozen fa~n 4rlaauc-
.uE that ths saslazs taak ha# ref.s#d
Is p4F E.s money Hf alarm clock
H~.~ next morning the streets ssf-
fsl % farau~~nr H4nkt~s ug
BANK t-uaks Ths rrserves aare called
.af and rh. H.pe-afors u+re rhaast
away TheH ;h- back o~c.as- lus~sii
GATED and The cashier confessed Hes
stopped giving good advice. "--Ns-
NufG Globe
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-05-21

Nsea roa want q uew oooa you
s4vertlss When you want 10 le, III.
worid kDo~-whlch means the man
Arosnd ths corner and bis xife-that
yoa sell better meat or better carpets
OF better automobiles for less money
than your competitor down the street
you adv ertiss
Therefore, q big city wants To
Be bigger. II . prosperous city wants
70 be rscher. why not advertise Pub
hcity In one wSy OF another has made
nost big fortunes and most big In.
dustr1os. Advertising. clever. consist.
snt. persistent Advertising. has turned
hAlfstArved little businesses into
sleek. weiLfed corporations
Lex b&sterneSp wake up 10 the bust
ness interests OF their home town and
bald up their city COMMERCIALLY By
ths SANE methods that they YOU ID
adopt in booming their Own business
Money spent on municipal advertising
pAys-citiea out Vest learned that
IoeS ASo.-WAshihEton Herald
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-05-21

The close relation between Szr
msnt styles and shoe STYLES 10 Feeog-
alt-d by every Manufacturer and die
trlbu'or 81 footwear says q trade As-
'hority The sir skirt. for sxAmpia.
accentuAtea the denAad for ne@t fess-
wear
To the eItent 10 Witch the rash
,orahls skirt displays the foot 10 a2ss
attributable the demand for the hght.
turned sole The tsndesey 70 its
adoption il Ero~inE stronger each
saasou ard the output OF tarns -
cor pared eth ~slts IN neariy every
factory shows a iarEs Increase
The qu~stios has Of late bsea
asked. Why IL 10 that termed shoes de
not seem 10 wsAr a. losG today 90
'hey dld Ia former ssaaons" Ths a.
sW~r 10 q IL the narrow skir1 tAAi
hoes IL The Nsll dressed ~onan-
I'd this applies TO the great majority
= American women ia Obliged 70
AXE t~iee as mAny steps Is sAs use4
20 before the introduetioa Of the pres-
rnt style
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-05-21
slet. on the Lana,e,ps

IN the suaeIurs ruf city planning
that are 10 BE- formulated = hat disgo
aiiiuu - to b. uad- 81 the billboard.
Ahsch are - rapidis multiplying along
oar Highways and upon vacant pace.
generally The b!i'b board l. becotn
In- natural nuisance, Il Il hAs not
ALREADY reached thar unsAvury dtstinc
lion 10 l. Earish obstructive. vulgar
Huritttly and an oIcnse e. normal
'.-t.-'I biiiiies These strSic r-rs-s With
hagr ta~dry and ever changing
,ro, amationS. no~ line ~hat would
utber~isr b. some 81 our most attrAe.
live b0uleyarcs. but nhose outlook
lpou the country through ~hich they
sass 10 shut OF BY these nlou.trosi
Ties They destroy vistAs tb~t hide
he vt-~ VI stream and hil aud com
peel relief Ia intru@ position or the re
-yadiug IT newspapers ~tth 4hora
"ntents We are already familiar
th~v ar a barrier between man aud
satuf- and wheEe the scenery "a finest
here they are most persistent In
Fr~ktnE iodEm"nt fe@ Years aEu
hr bre~ srs ~ particular brand OF
Deer undertook 70 have the tame "
aslr product stretched Ovar the IN.
10" eIpaase o. Niagara FAus bat hap
ly without success
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-05-21

Zee DrVer auyul wire. Adv.
Bert Haug, der ~ assessor. has
'e.' out on an a-~e- sing trip thf. a. a.
tha lower part of tue county tie % 81
trw DAYS
Clare ce NcCrack-n has received
al appointment a. Forest ranger on
tn i1tai forest III, appointment is
supposed to take effect TINS week.
~ vote OF - to q the senate
Ypled II adopt an amendment To the
agricultural appropriation bill strik-
my out IN appropriation Of t,57 90
for the free distribution OF seeds
JOS. Sperry aud family moved down
from L-esbure tue first ~ the week
To THE old Nm Andrv"s property
bel" salmon, nos owned by the
railroad compant
In order, 10 huy our goods for cash
- Se have a~iays done iB the past,
W must have our bank accounts
paid II your account las been run
ming ~ days It Is due. Call and set
tie. Mcpherson Monk & Co. Ltd.
Norkmen strated work OF the
VA er works improvements tni.
morning. Mr. Nosler expects to
lave Main street completed aud The
street in good shape before the 4th Of
July.
\ = Cherry Is making .oms I'm
proNements On his home ia Brook
lyT. He Is raising the ruof and adj
ding more rooms, Installing the
hatu ana ali nUdsrn conveniencss.
When completed lac will have one
u the neatest little homes In that
part OF town.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Long Aas the scene OF reunion OF
the Long family last Sunday The
reunion ~as neld In honor " the
loon Long, Jr, family who came
last week from their home 10 Kansas
10 spend the summer with relatives
in this valley There were about
tifty relatives present on this occas-
ion.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-05-21
sselims Er-eassry.

IAboncherss EraAaeAtAsr. Pisrrs
Caesar. ~as oes o. SAeoleoas sr0k-
err Ou one occasion Plsrrs Caesar
EaS s~nt BY Mr JoAa Hops tals s~
plorer, 10 EAElAad 10 sss Sir praaeis
Hartnr on sons sasiaess an1 fen 81
love 9TH cir FraDcls third dAzgAtsr.
rsorothy Bsfor. leAviHE EAsiaA6 BE
asx@d sir Francis 10 Pernit htm 70
h~~oua engaged 20 sAs aAaghtsr. Sir
FYAncIs refused Pierre Caesar tAsa
said ~0oaid II nAks Aay aissr~nss
Tcur decision Il voc knew that Mr..
Hop@ ~ss about to take ne late pars-
-srshIp' SIT Francis anAe@statfaGD
ae nltts.a that 81 -culd Pierre Cas~AT
her seat bach % Holland Aaa s~e
xestsd TO NJ Hope tAAt he nigAs b
axes into gA1heuhip % Mr.. Hops
atscou-arfaG the ideA be sAi4;
Would b; make Aay diser~aes 70 y~@S
e~-f,sou y zoe Gn~v that ! was -
- gid To tie aaaEhtsr u Sir Fr~aeAs
Barring M HoPe replis4. -CsrtA1S
4, Rhey~sPon the Stly CLERK sid.
Well ar Engaged 70 hiss porotAy
tAriaE That vvry iAy Ne vas asss
20 urits TO SIR F~Sncss anncgnSaaG
the ne-s Of hls a4missioa &c parsnsr
ship in the Aosss Of Hope. As1 IN the
sane letter he claimed tAs kAAa 81
hia bride
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-05-21

Creditors e'o>-d the Lemhi Met
Market the last " the week
Mr. aud Mr.. G~Hse Nart.n .tme
down Fl 100 L-adug- Tues IA, . o.. cir
new Overland car. " r. $40 90
the same city accumpa lied them.
Harry Lewis aud family came last
week for visit with MIS- Lewis
mothe', Mrs. Geo. Smith. They -I-
pect Ia meet soue pal ties rom the
Sssl and With them organize = SLOW
company.
" T. Have. lefi with his family
for the Big Hole country mucb 10
the regret Of several bushes, tirT..
tur Rent-A siI-room "a. Jisrn
house furnished, piaBo included.
Enquire Of Mrs Frank Andrea.
iow4e
Mrs. Pattee came tn FTida, from
Tsndoy where size hal been visiting
With her sons Fred and Joe
About thirty -hve Of tie friends
aud neight.ors sof Dr. Wmt~uli
gathered NJ hts noms Monday even
Ing To listen to a sermon OH the Nil.
lenniAl lawn by ChAS. Heard, vino Is
travelling for the hhle Society "
BROOKLYN, n Y. Nj. Heard was re-
turning from a visit to GibbOnsyilie
we're lie had conducted services san
lay
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-05-21
PROBABLY DIDN'T GET JOB
Applicant for Federal Positiee AeAs
Gig Mistake When Ne Fsissa V
Get UnoerSoee's Name.

Early in Oscar undeyxoods service
in congr@as. when Mr. Cleveland va
president Underwood was made ret
cree for federal patronage In Aia a.
trtct in Alabama
One day Underwood vas oaG cam
paignlng some miles from Brmias
ham. and he stopped a. q little village
where there Vas . sawmill that EN-
ploNed = good mAny hands He knew
tho saw mill owner ana vas taking
70 him Nhsn q doctor ~Ao lived 10 .
village near BY. uhers the postmaster
had just died. came along in . sasgy
The doctor stopped At the sA~min
The sASmill boss introduced hin 70
Underwood but the doctor had osher
fsh to FRY. and paid no sttentioa -
Underwood. and Apparently asdat sus
bis name he produced q pssissOa
add said
NON BOYS the portmastsr ever In
our to~u has las, died. and I'm . eAA-
didate for tho iob I'm getting 40 q
petition TO send to waahihgtOA. rec
ommeudlGg me for the place ! wi4A
you boys ~ouid sign II
Some % I've boys aiA Aaa Sadly
the Doctor handed the pstiIioa 70 Ia.
drrScod Underwood looked 81 u II
was addressed to the HoaoFaels Oscar
uHdsrN God referee for federal Datroa.
aEe 81 Washington.
7 caat sign this. said unasrveoA
= don't live in this commuaisy-
oh 40 on and sign Il. srEsA the
Doctor What difference aoss thai
make ThA, yognE fooi Underwood
sont know the difference Shea Aa
gets it-aad want the Job
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-05-21
COST OF WAR DURING 1919
Wary Converts Made &c Peace caass
~ the Fierce Struggle in the
Bsikana

The Balkan var has made innunAr>
seis converts 70 the peaes cause, e.
cisres Frederick Lynch In the Yas
Review Il has rsvoltsz he twantt~sh
ThtuTy conscience II has naAe ghoq
lands ask the anestioa that Llas ara.
81 under itA famous Hsetur~. -Mus,
u Always Be- More nea thAs ever
as'r said sarsly there nust b
-ome better wAy!- May are saying
Is shat one ssS -orth ths price paid
Tor Il This change Of heart Ia
been noticeable IN ths daily press
mere has eesn = distinet progress
fo"ard The advocacy Of iadiclA meth
DDS daring the year This las not All
been due TO the exhibition Of say...
hatred ia the Balkans, nor 10 "a. In
human atrocities p@rpetratsa by .li
concerned bat Il uas partly CON.
sbont from tn. revelation OF the futI,-
~ ot 10 all Hundreds and thousand,
~ lives have been lost. tAoasaud. a,
homes are iAIs~rIess aud poverty
stricken. the nations are bsnkrupt Ard
slihoat resources for ID. future. fos
he next hundred years tAxss vii Be
u abnormal proportions worst Of all.
here arc 40 youag nea ieft to bresA
fntIre race II sAA all caused nan
20 ask II vars accom- DIish anytAIns
IN ne long run tha, eould not nseA
better De- gained BY judicial aad peace
able methods | have a larkia3 aus
plciou from ~hA, heard in Italy last
year. that many Italians feel the sane
say after the var in Tripol Every.
~hsre In England and America q.
sell as 10 Germany. many have eees
asking Who starts wx seares
Who advocates increase OF srmAnsata
and big nAyt.se" zee. -whs astsS
mates EaFs thqmseives-
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-05-21

No Ju- has figured uut the innuusAl
Aal space VI time It takes American
ouen 10 adopt Ia city town Aad
guHuy tb~ lAtes, fashion presented
so Psua Hut American clilea &C
,ordiaK to Frank kocster a consult
.Ag "nElncer And civic planning en-
bert. Arv hoprlersly behind the sttbe
Yea municipal apg.' Aranc~ ludEtns from
hv German standard ~aIoh. Mr.
,Osstst believes - thu very latest
ln "a" Travel magazine Mr. kne~tsF
discusses WhAt German Ciltss Can
Teach ls Lac his book Modem
lits Planning and Maintenance. pub
4shvd b. NcIiride MAST 20 Il IL
~ urgeut plea fDf American citl-s u
mpruy" their app~apnce
The beauty Uf U@rtuAn titles con.
lists ig their stt~utiou u detail Nr
Rooster rosciud.% The attention
r1 detai 10 made pD~~tbl. b. noa part
san and eomfnIzstnn form of govern
men, He gives sSus$ of the rsgula
,iuns generally iE so~us thro1 ghout
German cities, wkAeA AzsrieA might
Do Nell "a copy
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-05-21
CULTURE Club

Tie rex Jiaf meeting - the Culture
Club as held last THURSDAY after
noon at tho home % hra LAugsdou
There ~As good Attendance oi tb'
m~mhef. .nd s-ssrAI visitors present.
Tus 4susl business u tie organlrs-
iiuu a. tran,as ted aud short pTo-
.ram carried out
Tie greater part 81 the Afternoon
-, devoted 70 a prIctieAi d-monstfA.
,ian Of the atsieS- cooker. % MIS-
EhEap.tu NcIAJuaid ste gave =
short history OF tie origin % TIL
iieA - cooking fuOn simply ~ cot
serving Jbs heat. DOT allowing an. t.
e~rsp. Sic emphasized tie greA'
.avtus ~ tlne AuI fusi and ii-
e,lnomy u strength -htCh Is usuals,
Expanded ~ the lrdiuATy hog~s-iir
ia serving her household each dsS
-itn yAiAisbis. supstAntisi foods
-Tbs.i idea Of yuttiag dinner ou 20
cox aud ttlsn sOins visiting % ait
tins 11su - rad rrits, OF see
sta a. iurttpsr thought % your food
until Il il tine l. ssrVs II ought a.
app~al q. any ~onAn II dOea sound
soti4rNhHt Ike a fairy tsl- that j.
tsso sr-sI ~ - trgs but tue u -.
and Ahal NufwuEiAB hOuss-iyss have
kn0~n 'or NAM var j. finally b~.
coming familisr ~ u. TIE original
usIh nls-d ~ith hay hAs gone thrvHEn
a prooxss u evolution aud has -
come TIE arsloss cooker Of varied
form aud AdADtabiiity
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-05-21
An OLD
PIONEER GONE

The life ot Jacob Fin.ter, who had
tesn gradually grosing weaker iof
thr past month, went uut last We'd
nesday tie had suffered Vers much,
hut when the end drew near IA pass
81 into deep sleep from which tie
never wAksned. His mind ~as clear
ind--active almost TO the last and lac
~as permitted To make his will and
died with the satisfaction OF kno~
in. that his wishes would all be car
ri~d out.
Jacob tinster vas horn At Montreal
Canada, IN 49, aud died at SALMON
Nav IS, 1914, being = yeasr OF axe
lie i1iI Canada when quite youug.
going 10 Illinois. where lie worked
Tor several years, part ot which
time wAs spsnt ia Chicago. lie drift
ed west aud for time MAS locAtsd 10
the Boise basin, coming on To Loon
creek aud finally came 10 Le~sbut9
with the early settlers OF that place
IN 1865. For several years he con
Quoted a l.very stable At Lessburg.
After the l. 'esburs caup BEGAN t.
| decline lie came TO SALMON. ~h-re Ia
entered into partnership with Geo.
". NentL, aud they built the htisk
/ livery barr which they conducted for
several ysAu Disabling. partner
,hiy with Mr. Nsntl he started an
other livery bArn, which lie after.
Wards sold u Maths sson aud Ts~slt.
tie VAS aissys . great lover ~
J HORSES add haa always handled them.
/ lie owned tract Of land AdIoinin.
salmon - the south, which he sold
soue ave = ~ ago. and which hA'
been platted'inlNy town lots, nut It
/ Ailt ai~ays Oe kno~n a. tie t1usts z
Addition TO SAlmoa. After quit
Linz tho livery business he purchased
a fine tract Of iaDd AbouI three miles
t~tOw town where Ne has since re-
\ slider.
lie Vas veil liked by tile old vIo
neers, but lead very quiet lite ne
nas never married LittIs + Known
ibout.his family he refusing TO &C.
know edge Any living relatives. The
funeral se wees we're held from tbs
Presbyterian church Friday after
noon, conducted by Rev. gust, tits
last days ~ere made as comfortable
as possible aud ever care given hin
10y J VI. McPhsrson. Of ~hon he va
very fond.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-05-21

The eurrent decade 10 remarkable
for the generality Of the movement
among American cities IN way OF de.
'elopans the public service equipments
and the improving Of living cOndi,
t,ona. This march Of prosress ia not
m unreasonable reaching after Wis
sonary tAinSs. bat 10 only In keeping
S1th the Increasing populations and
the expanding wealth Of cities Ia
mOst Instances the oetterments AZ,
SASed upon the perspective vie~-
upon the consideration that the city
must grow. and that this gro nth must
Be prepared for-oQt the betterIa ents
are Essdful and Are no, being pushed
before tAs ned for them AAa dsvaI
opOd
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-05-21
aInnOnLOCdlS
Driver for wire

- 49, 49,
nerd 'clsan-up aud paiut-uU"
II has struck the town and Ey-
v bid, doiu it.
- JnO. Pearson entertained At
"a on Bridge "Wednesday aftrrnos D
Asl week.
: ice cream depart ent Of the
u cross rharmact * no" ap.u for
II Sc ,-ou lee cream can Also pe
II lit by tie quart Df pint.
4ns Memorial service q: q A. 4.
il the v. z. c. order, ~ili lie held
lie Presbyterian church next sun
II morning at II O'Clock.
Nny Wait until midsummer to get
= hat when YOU ear get hat
n plea~es YOU and for tn least
H. noH. All hats at greAtly f.
BED prices this week al tue Lau-
H. Millinery. ADV.
<pTaJ your trees raSDDcrrics cur
It, and hop vines now. We sell
n kinds Of spraying materials, Get
Booklet free giving fun directions
use The Quality Drug Store
II W MritzleI & Co
BIS. Geo ". Neither entertained
huubef Of her little sir friends
Bier home last FRIDAY Afternoon.
be little guests were Fl renee aud
hnces Greene, Elizabeth Smith,
eemary Co"en and Eleanor Dou-
dly. We surmlsr that the little
|ks enjoyed every moment OF the
bern noon.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-05-21

On.v ~s4h1 wears hate passed since
Br.a5n laid dovu. h-r ar~t dread
bought. bat bY the end - th.s veal
tie approximate laItsr ~ crvad
r9grlts "a the ~orid built ~ baAe
ING all BE- 80 The rate % Increase
1. A. foilg~s one IN ls9z Elns IN
1895 - n soT - in lsvs. y IN 1898
= In 1910. - IN 1911. i2s N 1914 Aad
lke N !Sia
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-05-21

Tie Boise. paJette Lumbar com
PAM j. fast shaping things ap tor
rushing construction on tins line In.
u tie Boise basin country ahSu the
contract IL let this month. Win
that end in view cre~ Of ID men
vas sent up A,oag the light Of Way
this morning u cut OF the brush
aud trees 90 tia, Vhs grading crew,
would have but little diaiculty slons
that line Lumber FOR the camps
10 be established along the route has
been hauled 40 ADD dTSiTi5IIed 10d
WITHIN the nett two weeks II II eH'
pscisd that dirt -lll h. diving on tie
roan which Is TO haul Lumber into
Boise f0s ysars Ia oous Capita
News
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-05-21

TNsAt vArieo~s vSsna AxS . speesm -
tub~rvabcsis u the D~~ th~oES -
ranc.-d ey Prufs~~G LADooau e@AA
u The F~cGity q AsticaAs Para -
forv the AcAo-my o. Medicine N tAsk
city a fee ~~<ks age he aaooDss4
that D. AID toana the koeA sasaff1a n
ne lsshoTs q vAraeoss yslns al rAAA
Sainsa pigs tDocaAAEs1 ws1A q es~sA
opad nah~rrakoAlA
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-05-21

The Recorder give. ali the news a.
the time
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-15

scattered forces. Jimmy Archer will
probably catch this afternoon.
Russell .Blackburne has an atten-
uated batting average in the city Sc
ries battles, but his ability to sacrifice
has been a big factor in the success
full attack of the South SideTs. At
least half dozen times the keystOn-
er has been called on to advance a
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-15

B1ackburne has two safe hits, but one
of them scored run, which is the
true test of bingle's worth.
Heinie Zimmerman is another fell
'ow who has been batting far below
he level he was expected to attain.
None of the Sox pitchers have been
throwing decent balls to the Cub
third baseman, but Heinie, anxious to
connect, has been swatting away at
anything.
Despite his slender hit total, he
has been the main factor in coping
two games for the Cubs of the three
they have won.
Zim doesn't allow the crowd to
worry him. Any fans who believe
they are making Heinie peevish are
mistaken. When the booing begins
the Cub star feels highly COM
plimented, because it is an admission
by the enemy that he is there with
the goods.
In his eagerness to show the Sox
roOters how good he is Zim swings
wildly. He wants to connect with the
ball and rush to base laughing. The
pitchers know this, and any time Tim
gets a good one to hit at it is an acct
dent.
Boston Braves won the worlds
series with ridiculous ease. They are
rightly acclaimed as the best in the
world.
But the critics who are stamping
the Mackmen as a busted machine,
never again to figure as pennant win
ners, are as liable to an upset as they
were in the series just past, when all
picked the American LeagUeTs to
come out on the long end
In their eageness to aIibi them
selves for picking the wrong team,
the critics in many instances are bal
ancing too much the other way.
Mack has some young pitchers who
will be able to put in the stuff next
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1914-06-20

% On ~ way 70 Hsfnssllle t
summer. W paassd Iittls 4
south OF Nsco. A iittis trass1y Gs
pened there Just before - baelllS
Of Naco. The Fsdsrales wsre eo
Ing back from maraudins expe1ts
ton when they came 70 this nttl
ranch house. II was dark and -
they knocked At the door the wons1
could ~ thu. tney we're soldterss b1t
could not tell whether they wers ~
erals or reoeis. a soldier asked ~,
It orders from tie general. wheth1S
her husband was Federnle Or C0n-
stitutionalista. s
'.Nostros son constitutionltstas. ~
Captain" was her reply. y
..Hasta los perros son Conneitu-
tionalistas." growled Ojeda fro
where he sat on his horse. (Eyoo
the dogs are constitutionalists.l Ara
At the word one Of the soldiers pulled
his Mauser rifle from the holster q
his saddle and shot first the vomoo
and then the children. Then The -
diers set the place afire and svesyS
thing that would burn was destr01oo.
When passed there q few montAo'
later. only the walls OF the little doeo'
house were standing and the plooa|
was In ruins. This was told aflef|
the surrender at Naco by one Of ~
soldiers who was there 70 . newsDa-'
per man. And this. and other thinon'
many times worse. are what t14'
Times paragrapher calls opera bout
fe war
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1914-06-20


PEELED from the Institution for theft
from his fellow cadets. The prluci-
NJ, Witness ..,,n., him 4. c.a.,,.x
'ah' wins tue woman Tor the hand
Of whom both ~ere rivals.
Loubeqre sets a--rt his life 20
.v.nr. b,m..,f NM, ,ox. u.
40,
's"' " " '"e s"' "
making me- revenge more certain ana
dire. ~nowi.s that Love ~.n some
day become an officer In the army.
" lays his plans In that direction.
He beconss ~ international 10y.
~ tSeoker n national secrsts. HI
<osks upon the eIsn that no coun-
Try b greater than liz smallest -
crst.
After = lapse Of many years Love
ID . seneral In the U. 8. army. sta
toned In Manila. He has an only
daughter. Lucille. Who Il engaged TO
marry Lieutenant Gibson. TIE but
Ter II the Love household Il . cracks
man II the employ Of LoubeQue.
Aftss watching the movements Of
Love for years. Loubsque decides
that tho time for action has arrived.
0snssal Love receives from Wash-
tmsson = - NJ An~usnenea NJ The NJ.