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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1914-09-26
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
PATENT ATTORNEYS

PATENTS that protect are procured through
Saving and Loan Building. Stockton. California
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1914-09-26

duced from Leather Pouch a glisten-
ing Nugget which he had found in a
lonely Gulch near Death Valley.
The careful Business Guy began to
CULVER like an Aspen and bought 10000
shares at So share on a Personal
Guarantee that it would go to Par be-
fore September l..
MORAL-It all depends on the Bait.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1914-09-26

Putnam Fadeless Dyes make no
muss.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1914-07-11

UaDlse W1lsoa ovssiooksd most of
Tie balls thst Lants put over the cor
nsrs durlas The game. The local
team sssns - - unfortunate whsa
Il cooss - unplfins. le seems that
II ssasiy every gans We gst The
worst ~ lt q one Or more ban de-
eisions Or on tails and strikes.
L. Junta scored tAsir one run 10
The slxth innins whsa Ebssiing bit
safely. wsnt 70 sseola on l1ovett's
ssoundss 70 sscoad. took third whss
Baslsy slnsled iafisl1. and scored o.
ObssilaS's groundss - short Which
wss handlsd slowly. Basisy stole
sscoad. eook third o. ~ eut snA was
oct Stealing heos ~ IN sys lash.
Fast shews6 - In great shape h
this OA0e. walking oace asd histins
sassly h ~ oeAee two times at bae.
eseA q ~ thsse tlnss hs sot %
flfse - aesse seesad q Hoever. the
Grab. Two a. L. Juata's eour hits
.asa tAsss seolsa boses oushe % b
ssoush % satisfy aaybe1y.
The scocs:
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1914-07-11

A wedding which viii b Of inter
est 70 the psopls Of Ia Junta In Gcn.
ssal. was solemnised In Manitou
last Saturday. July eth. when Mr.
Edwin Miller and Miss Marie Hal
were united In marriage b Rev. Il
p. Carson. Of the COngrsgationnl
church. In that city.
TIE bride II the daughter Of DR.
and Mn. u. 4. Hall and has spent
most Of her life 10 this city. She I,
q graduste Of the l.a Junta high
school. and afterwards took . eourss
In china painting In the Wesleyan
Uaivssaity st Lincoln. NsS.
The groom has besn = resident oi
this city for several yesrs. in ths
snDloy Of the Santa ". until . fe~
months ago. whea ~ was Transferred
70 topeka where ~ holds . position
h The 1anta Fs ssaessl offices
However. NJ. and Mrs. Miller expect
- return % II Juaea h he fall "a
make thsls NOME.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1914-07-11

BlGsest Crowd TAaa Ever Tur1ed
OF AZ Dall Gaae n Osero CDaa-
y 4 Fosrth of Jsly Oanse.


Last Saturday at Rocky Ford !
Watermelon Day crowd turned out
70 sse the La Jsnta starTs trimmed
By the CHS Of Rocky Ford. The big
grand stand and the quarter stretch
were packed from center TO circpm-
ference. and II vas the very biggest
crowd that ever turned out It any
bali sams In the Arkansas valley. A
special train from L. JuntA carried
100 or more from this city and
Swink. and . great many piutocrats
made the journey to Rocky Ford BY
automobile.
Andrew Lantx made his first ap-
pearance In La Junsa uniform ON
the Fourth q July and pitched .
good game. Rocky Ford won BY the
score OF to 1. but after the first
Inning Lants had them at his mercy.
Rocky Ford scored five On two walks.
two hits and = couple Of errors In The
first In the third aftsr Swink and
Culp had hit safely with noae out
LaAts set the next thres men down
With svink and Culp glued 70 first
and second bases.
II sssnsd to thoss In the grand.
stand directly behind the plats that
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1914-07-11
TRIBUNE ooID ooH1xsf'


The ballot box In the rribunesl
$3.50 Gold Contest at :. w. Fishers
.tore 1. fpiil mn AGAIN ana ~. -; Z;
~, 80
p'sce inu1sosy evening" Suv ~
Tho final count Will take place r.
Monday. August 10th, a. the la61
modification NJ the p.r,.,r v..trts
p. I'm 80. ~
.s u.so D''ns 'ue 'o"'a puess7 7
ton. S,
There 10 going to be one big rush
for c.sh check. n m. nro.rss.,vG
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La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1914-07-11

Ahest swsaty oeabsss Of Divi.
slos Ne. s. ~ ~ MseAelise Aid 30.
c1sty eaye Nm. 0oofos Cewhssd =
vesy 1ellshtful susDslss o. Thurs-
DAY evening - lase vssk ~ going
y ~ he0s b . be1y asl taking
VIII then ~ sBoo0 as1 sate which
wese seeve1 - esesssAneaes Iaass 10
~ evealsg.
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toeoso leovlag 49, pseseslsd Mn.
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GDooo 9 , ooeo9 - oAoos hlgh es.
~ ~ M. Mn CoWhse1 will
ooovo ~ ~ ~ aew Aeas h 81
~ Tenaa
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1914-07-11

1euAnak ,sgee9lH - zDel1lDGq
apDssat1esdaep h The local alaeA1ne
shops about tvo noaths aso. haa
oesa .essnssssred 70 Clovis. n. ~.
whore be will hold ths pesltios Of
apprsntics Instructor n tAs oaata Re
shoDs at that Dlacs. Mr. Meyers Will
assume his new duties nsxt Moaday.
Although Mr. Msysss many friends
and fellow employees In this city re-
grse that hs must leave hses. they
ere consratulating him on such n
promotion % soon after havtns com.
plsted his apprsnticehip and are
wishins him unlimitsd success In his
new work.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1914-07-11
CITY COUNCIL
City Dads Hold = Prs,longed Hessloa
and Discuss Various and Sundry
Municipal Matters

Municipal Matters
Mayor Lamb and all Of the city
fathers held = prolonged session At
the City Hall last Monday night. and
discussed various and sundry things
for the good and welfare Of La Jun
q. There was quite = large audi
ence In attendance. including = big
delegation from Santa Fe avenue who
wanted to give the powers that be
some pointers In the matter OF the
proposed construction of curbs and
cutters on that thorsughfare. A
synopsis Of the proceedings had and
done IL thusly:
Under the head Of petitions the
Ideal Garage asked for permission to
erect an electric sign on the corner
Of Colombo avenue and Second
street that would point the way to
the stranger within our gates to their
garage on First street. BomGardner
Z O'Neil wanted . similar sign on
Ration avenue and First street to
point the way to their sarage-the
signs TO be similar % the one al
ready erected on the corner Of Santa
Fe avenue and Third street to point
the way to some other garage. The
petition was referred to the street
and alley committee.
Comes now J. r. Prinster and .
bunch Of patriotic citizens from rirst
street with 4 petition asking that
First street, from the subway To
Colorado avenue. be repaired and
placed In condition that would
make Il attractive. ~ well ~ safe
and inviting. to TIE automobile
stranger within our gates. The pe-
tition was accompanied by checks
to the amount Of sl0s. donated BY
, tn. Aforesaid patriohc citissns, 70
assist In iiquidating the expense Of
, making First street safe for travel
First street. Ia the vicinity Of the
} subway II 30 low that the slishtsst
rain makes pond dep enough foI
. duck 10 swim II. and there 10 "a
\ 3Dnsa3ee ~ ~ taeseeeeaee e
snsnssos avenuo INT - desy eo0oo
70 ousy - ausoooeaSe U. Jhts -
cavatioa. Which y ssppossd 70 earn
OH u surplus water OF Cimsrrou
avenue durlnR The ten days In the
yses that thsss 10 . surplus. 70 desp
snossh 70 AFFORD ." outlet Tor the
Askaeaas river IN IN emergency
ana u mas oeen cassed ana damned
~ every aetomoo''s owner In the
Arksnsas Valley. and some from
points - far distant % Eastern Kan
sss. southern OKLAHOMA ana West
er0 Texas u mas oesn there Tor
year or more. and has probably oc'
css'onsd more useless ana snestsc'
i've profanity shan al the typesse'
ting machines In Ia Jsnta when they
are not working % they should
work-snd that u Just about the
uIe'mashu'e OF anything In the way
Of comparison shat cos'd be made
First street u . Disgrace To th''
community. but the effort To side
track u and make second street The
great white way aud automobile
shoroughssre Of the Arkansss VALLEY
viii not prevail.
TIE Flint street psess'on. and sh'
bundle Of checks that accompanied
IT, however. had no effect upon shs
city council. Alderman Tommy nsy'
that more money has been expended
on first street eh's yess thsn aai
: shosoushfsre in Ia Junss. and a'
chairman Of the street and allie,
committee. he IL forntnst spendint
any more money ehsre--no mattel
how badly u II needed. lie got NJ
/ ~ AllAAo 0ANs Asa0lAa ~
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1914-07-11
MAN or fllR nOUR


suS&No y - SI1A11I - - N1Uve
esnor's Chair n HrlnR About II.
dasarinl Peace ard Prosperity
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La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1914-07-11
IsrY COWS AND Gsr RICH

~ Farmess Arr AveraGing From
"A 30 to a12O. per Month FsuM De
ss Dairy lntlnstry
Fhere is very little prospect Of 4
A. k condensary being located In Ia
}nta, or anywhere else In the Ar
nsas Valley. during the present
\ ~ or ut any time in the immediate
sure as long - business condition.
main in their present unsettled
T. 4dition. The outlook for . re-
}lsal of business 10 not very encour-
ling under the present democratic
4ministration. and capital will not
~ looking for new worlds to con.
fSSer until something more definite
known ~ 10 the future.
xAt least that Il what the milk
eeadensary capitalists say In reply
- letters Of inquiry ~ to the pros
oct Of milk condensary in La Jun
The last letter received from
em was to the effect that they had
~ completed milk condensary In
oqthern New York. Il was fully
hipped and ready for operation.
|up owing 70 the unsettled business
oditions and the unstable prospect
g the immediate future II was de-
o)1ed to let ths factory remain Idle
ri an indefiAits period. or At least
1til the 1enecratic administration
eidesupon some definite course.
~ until big business knows where
Is ut vIll there be much Of any.
4jns doing u any line.
So far - The Arkansas Valley Il
| fncerned. however. there never wa,
b better time 70 engage In the dairy
1siness. 4 milk condensary Is no,
Necessary - order to make u sue
~ Of dairying. - the demand fol
lairy pro1uets y mucn greater thar
- supoiy Of raw material rish'
now. Thsse never was time In tn,
Aistssyi a eAs Arkansas Valley whe,
| thono> Snorp much iced In sight. Tn,
1neo ISe.m1les around are coyer-s
~ - ona Il II almost a. fre,
~ - breathe. Bssides,
II - q the frrst cuttins o
1n1nfo1 q - svn<on
u - ~ ouyaae' tie noooh :
June. and alshough te 10 unfit 10
shlDoong purpoess 4 h Just o. goot
az ever fer sssaons seocx. The oal,
way 70 gse sid e h h TO buy seocl
and feed Il. If u farmers Of ~
Arkansas valley essW ~ started os
this systsm of fesdlag ~ Of the ha,
they raise ana Gn1Uong tAs finishsd
prodsct. ~ sooner = - this vails,
reach its final deeelny q becoaisa
the sssatssl Ted ~ b The uuivssuu
and the richest coustsy In The world
There Il no country in the world
where conditions are setter suited
for stock raisins. the year around
than The Arkansas Valley.
Tue hanks OF Ia Junta are pre-
pared 70 make loans 70 those whs
~ant 70 buy cows and engage NOR
extensively In the dairy Industry. IL
fact, such loans are In the prsserret
clsss right noe. A great many far
msrs have taken advantage Of ths
oppostusity Afforded through the 10
cal hanks, and every one Of then
has prospered 10 . greater sxtsn
,hsa hey ever hoped ror or expected
VIII Q small bunch Of cows Il d
evsa pessihle to prosper on = DR.,
farn-this year. u might not hap
pcs evssy year. but Il did this year
an1 evsa In . dry ysss Il would b
posslbls. II the farmer had none,
cnoush. Of could tn some way n
naaee ~ arteslsu we'll. A saSms
Z .sA No. -. A.. &c. sa.. IT.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1914-07-11

11ln 11.sloG 651j11as esaseeaissd
Q oomow = ~ lg1oo1e e . ehlnbls
ooe(v ~ m6olav oeo1Gnooa = hsa.
- - Q oo1loOo clooo1A ~ uasslss
1looonovs = poG1ooy ~ \ vlsll.
~ ev)oo1t - ~ -.
\. 11 - l1vess1sa
= - ~ V1)oo 111nty
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-13

y X sur 0c. traffic manager for
the l. b. rutne. sholosalc house.
WI leave this evening Tor the Pa
eide coast FOR mis- vacation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-13

Denver June la.-ReportH received
here today by the local offices Of the
Chicago. burlington and Quincy rail-
road indicate serious washouts Just
east of the Colorado state line. near
Stratton. Neb.. as a result Of a heavy
~cluudbursi last night. WeEtbound
traffic ~ sad l. be- indefinitely de-
lnycd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-13
TELLS HOW
GEN. VILLA HELD
HIM FOR RANSOM

-Four Jesuit fathers who were
among the priests expelled from Sal
tillo by General villa were visitors az
tho rcctory of the Church ~ the Inn
maculate Conception over night They
arrived here last night from ri Pnso.
and were welcomed by Father Man
dalari. ~ the local church. They are
Father Pichardo. Father Mendez,
Father Leon and Father Macias.
IN speaking Of his experiences ~
s%altilio. Father Pichardo said the
Jcsuits were summoned before VITA
the day after the capture OF the town
and ordered TO pay $4,000. Father
Plchardo said. and were held pris-
nners In Villas house until MAY %.
That night, said the father. they we-c
taken To a deserted house and sub
jected to the oTdeal Of a mimic ex-
ocution. One by one they were taken
into a room and faced by a soldier
with rifle or revolver Ia hand. a shot
was fred over their heads.
They were sent Ia Torreon in q
stock car. and from Torreon were
taken to chihuahua, and thence 70 ~
paso.
Father Pichardo left today for Trim
idad and Father Mendez for Las
Vegas. The others win remain here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-13
FIFTH BANK Goes
DOWN IN LORIMER
EXPLOSION
Former Senator Said TO Face
Physical Collapse as Result
of Disclosures of Past Twen-
ty-Four Hours.
IP, Leased Wire TO Evening Herald. ]

chicago. june IA nuh bank
was closed today bi thc state bank
examiner iu connection with the dis
,%l1surc of conditions iu D. Ia sale
Street Trust aud savings bank. THIS
bnnk. the state Bank " Calumet. &C.
.Yrdlug 40 the hank examiner. conn
pictes the chain OF what were known
as the string OF Loriuer-M uudUy
banks IN thlcaRo.
Two bank examiners from the stHtc
auditors office in springfield arrived
today 10 assist in the examination ut
the five banks now in the state hank
Ing department hands.
william Lorimcr. president OF tho
Ia Sale street bank. was said to be-
e a physical collapse from IA,
strain Of developments Of the last
twenty four hours.
The bank examiners worked stead.
ily oh the books Of the Ia sale
street bank. the broadway state
bank, the Illinois state bank. the
Ashland Twelfth state bank and the
state Bank Of Calumet.
Approximately $4,000. 600 OF de-
posts are tied up In the state con.
trolled institutions.
Scores Of children today h~esieged
the State HanN Of Calumet with
~bankbooks IN aud. seeking monet
which they had deposited for d
Christmas fund. They crowded about
the doors, but could not get theiI
money.
An echo Of the closing ~ the IL
Snile Street Trust and Savings hnnl
was heard In the federal court tOda.
when a receiver was appointed fOi
the Southwest Savings bank. owned
by Louis }. Krejci The private bank,
or had $4,000 deposited In the II
Sale street bank and when he hear,
the bank was closed he suspended
business. KroicL. however. declare,
he a sufficient means Co meet th'
demands of his depositors.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-13
SEBH Gets CHANGE
Of VENUE IN
DAMAGE SUIT
Victor American Fuel Compa-
ny Vainly Resists Motion of
Plaintiffs Counsel. Nick
Metz Denied a New Trial.

Oyerruling objection boy the DEFEND
ants. Judge Reynolds IN the district
court this afternoon granted "a chause
OF venue from McKinley county ia
bernalillo county ln the case of Frank
Sebb against the Victor America
Fuel company. Sobb IL suing fjr
$1,000 damages for injuries alleged a
have been sustained In O cavern "a
a Gibson mine.
The motion for "a chanEe Of venue
was made by Attorney Harold - Jam
ison OF the Arm OF Vigil a Jamison,
counsel for Sehb. Counsel Tor the
company resisted the change by brief.
Sebb alleges In his complaint that
he vas taken from his regular WORK
and assigned to the scene OF the ave
In after he had protested, A eave-in
previous 10 that made him fear the
work would be dangerous.
The Ease will be tried at the fan
term Of court here.
Tho motion Of Nick Metz for "a new
trial ia his case against the city NJ
compensation for damage done by the
shutting down OF Bareias ditch vas
denied. and judgment for s2,B3f. IN
accordance with tho verdict OF the
jury. was ordered Exception TO the
denial was entered.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-13
NOTICE.

We. the organized bodies Of tho
luilding trade department Of AioI-
querque, wish 10 give 10 the business
men OF Albuquerque the anne Of the
contractors who employ only organiz-
ed labor.
Carpenter Contractors.
T.. A. Gertig.
w Hcsselden,
}. W. McQuade.
J. a. Harlan a son.
a. W. Hayden.
Lyon a AXtell,
W r. Morrison,
NJ T.. Sawtelle.
Ed F~ourueile,
4. G. Hollis.
Frank Alderman.
H.. T.. Mohn.
Albert FOrtney.
Plumber Contractors.
Keenan, e. Ayers.
whitney Co,
Sanitary II. A. u Co,
Gus staehlln,
J. A. strumquist.
Dunbar a. Beauchnmp,
Crescent Hardware Co.
Brick Contractors.
Ed Lembke.
Anton Arson.
Painting C~ontractots.
w. l.. Mcdonald.
A. chauvin,
G. Il. Quier.
q. &. Noneman,
Romero Al sign Co,
y. Brosey,
r. Zamora,
Felix DE Blassl,
r. NJ. DelahOyde,
r. l. Aaron.
PlasteF C%Ontractors.
sam Wagner,
Harry Ridge.
Stone Mason Contrnctors.
Julius johnson,
M DE TulliO,
=. Dalnno.
Eiectrical Contractors.
Nash Electrical Co.
Arno Huning.
Joe l.. EdmOndson
We patronlze those who %patronite
ua.
(aigned) JAS. J.. VOTAw.
Secretary Executive Board Organized
Labor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-13

Am
COLLEGE ITEMS

The summer term opened Monday
with a large registration. The at.
tendance this summer l. the largest
In the history OF the school. and sew
eraI more expect Ca enter soon
Miss ollie Kinds. now employed IN
the Office % Superintendent F. n. sum
mers at san Marcial. visited relatives
and friends T.. Albuquerque last sun
day.
Van Oleson left Tuesday for santa
Pc where he Will accept a position as
bookkc"per for T. Uhlfelder.
Arrangements are being made TOT
the big sixth annual A. B. G.. picnic
July ith which promises 10 be- "tne
biggest ever Present and former
students are urged TO attend and
should notify the committee early
Those In charge OF arrangements are.
Misses Jcmima Long. Mertie Blair.
Maude webb. Messrs Ar. Riehl Pau
iiuyne. aud T. Newman.
Bob Wigley. now employed Ia tht
forestry service at Flagstaff, Ariz.,
writes TO friends that the heat wave
hasn't wen made an impression at
r.
~ Horscheld, who left last week
for WiasloW, where ne is employed uy
IA" santa Fe. writes that ne likes his
work and II getting along well.
Chas. Honchen began work In the
local forestry Offices today.
The custom Of having r|ccitations N
the forenoon only IL being pursued
again this year u is very popular.
Sessions are held from s to A. Even
ing school held three times % weeK
continues all m
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-13
HOUGH RECALLS
THE OLD DAYS
At WHITE OAKS
Novelist Wrote Hearts De-
sire" Around Lincoln Coun-
ty Town. Here with New
Director of National Parks.

Emerson Hough. novelist and mag
ayine writer. vas a passenger uu the
w%estbound California limited this
morning tie b. gathering material
for % series of articles an the nation
al parks for an eastern magazine
Mrs Hourh is with the author. "a
Will accompany him on ms trips 20
the parks. There are q dozen ma
tional parks altogether, and Mr.
Hough said this morning that he
thought II was the first time anyone
had get out to do them all on one
tour. on the way west the Houghs
viii stup at the Grand Canyon, which
ls MIA II known as a national mon
ument. and not "A park.
Traevling westward with Mr.. and
Mrs. Hough il the newly appointed
director of national parks. Mark Dan
iels Mr. Daniels is returning to his
home In Berkeley Cat, after his first
official trip to Washington.
Mr.. Daniels said his winter head
quarters would be In Washington. lie
plans to spend three months at the
national capital The other ninS
months Of the year his headquarters
will be at his offices In san Fran
I cisco. where he practices law,
Mr.. HouRh IL not a stranger 90 this
part Of the country. He prncticed
law In Waite oaks, Lincoln county,
In 1851.
81 wrote my story. Hearts De
sire. around White Oaks said Mr..
Hough this morning. Twenty years
after | left white oaks I went has
there and found the characters Ia the
book at the station waiting for me.
The people we're just the same, only
more So
Mt. Hough's present home is Ia
Chicago. He II noted as a traveller, as
we'll as a writer. lie travelled AL
owe the widest portion uf the west,
and In the winter Of 1895 ne explored
the Ycllo wstone Park, travelling ON
skis. The act OF congress protecting
the park buffalo was due to this trip
Mr. Hough rs the author OF The
Singing Nous stories GSs5J. The
| story Of the Cowboy (iS97): The Girl
az the Hallway House $500; The
Mississippi Bubble GsO2)s The Way
81 the West Ds03); The Law Of the
Land GSO4J; Hearts Desire U905)
The King Of Gee WIKI G9O6l. The
/ Story of the outlaw G9O6) The
Way Of a Man G9O7D; F1fty-fouI
Forty or Fight Os0s); The sowing
O90aD The Young Alnskans O9iOl
The Purchase Price Gs1tl; Tht
Young Aiaskans on the Trail G9iD
and OF many short stories published
In the magazines.