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La Junta tribune., 1914-03-28
order 10 shsw Cause % Petition for
sale or Exchange ~ Real f:atate


state Of colorado. County Of otero. rs.
In the Matter OF the Estate of B. b.
Babb. Insane.
order to Show Cause on Petiticn for
This matter coming on TO be heard on
upon the petition filed herein by Mar
the sale or exchange OF the following
described real estate. or portion
thereof to-wIt:
and TO the north one-half OF the south
west quarter: the southwest quarter
Of the northeast quarter. the west one
half OF the southeast quarter and the
south one-half OF the southwest quar-
ter OF section eight. township twenty
two. south Of range fifty-four west. AL
so the north one-haif OF the northwest
quarter md the northwest quarter Of
The northeast quarter of section sew
snteen. township Twenty-Five. south OF
range fifty-four west of the Sixth
Principal Meridian. all In otero county
Also all the right. title and interest
of the snId Il. u. Babb IN and TO that
certain irrigtting ditch In water dis
irict No. "a. known AZ the Osborn ditch
aud all the rights and priorities there
unto belonging. especially priority. No.
q. belonging to said ditch. said pISori-
fy being for ~ f-i0 cubic feet or WA
ter per second OF time. OF date June, l..
1898. having been decrced by the dis
trict court OF the Third Judicial Dis.
iris. OF Colorado. nj, sit',ng within ,na ,na
Anid Osborn ditch In located OH the east
bank Of Horse Creek In the northenst
l9unrter OF section 'ownthsp ",
Aiao all the right. title and interest
OF tn. Enid u B Babb. 10 and 10 \ GER
Mary G.. Osborn and Jonnthnn Osborn
Hand m. Fort Lyon. Canal Company on
/ the 2eth day OF December. a. -. 1901.
ad ,ee9sSsd ,ses ,m D, nan, nnn mn AZ u osgs o III
OF the records In the office e the clerk
and recorder OF rnid otcro county. Tor
the pnrpos. OF r.-inycrtinR the pro-
tcedF or exchanging said land for GER
tain lands ritunt. near CArnctt. IN An
derson county. Kansas. nh set forth In
said petition.
from said petition that proper aud lee
gal grounds exist for IN. sal. or .x.
chang. of all or n portion OF said real
Now. therefore. II Is ordered by the
court that Margaret ] Babb. VII. Of
the said B u Bnbb; Mary bnbh, Ben-
jamin Sc Bahb and Ruth iiabb. minors.
ease OF the death OF said mental In.
competent. he and appear before said
court at the court room OF raid court
in the city 81 Ia '1n,a; sy""ay s,, ssy "nS ~
April. a. b., 1919. at the hour Of ten
O'clock In the forenoon OF said day.
then and there to show cause, N any
there be. why an order should not be
made directing the said conrcrvator
to sell or exchange the whole or 20
murh Of said real estate ~ may De
nscepsary for the purposes specified
IN said petition.
u IL further ordered that this order
be published for NJ least four success
0ivc weeks In the La Junta Tribune. .
weekly public newspaper published IN
sald county, -, a.,
hin or smid county Of Otero. he. and he
r. hereby appointed NJ guardian ~
iltem for Mary Habb. BENJAMIN Babb
and Ruth liabb. minors. 70 represent
naod minors at said hearing.
- WV H. w. MCDANIEL.
~ County Judge
- puhllcation. March g: iSlS:
La Junta tribune., 1914-03-28
IN LOVING MEMORY
Of Our Little A. H., Jr.. Age -Four
Years--larch -. lOi3-Alarrh
-, 1914.

t.
We think OF thee all thru the day.
When alone or midst the busy
crowd.
Whilst the laughter of the young and
Is far too glad and loud;
We think OF thee In the night,
When all beside is still.
And the moon comes out with her
pale sad light
To sit on the lonely hill.
When the Stars to me are dreams.
And the breezes are naught but
sighs,
There comes voice from afar which
seems
Like thine from out the skies.
They tell us II wss net In wrath
The Reaper came tfat day.
But an Angel visited this green earth
And took our boy away.
Mr.. AND MRS. A. d.
CORBIN and DAuGH-
TIERS.
La Junta tribune., 1914-03-28
, HOW ONE HUHTLING WEST.
) ERN CITY CLEANED UP

r
i: Here Ia what hustling city
I: OF the west did in its cleanup
!: campaign:
!: Forty thousand children for
!: sock their toys. shovels and !
:: rakes to help parents clean up !
;: the back yards.
:. Women volunteered their SER !
:: vices In the crusade to make II I
:: the cieanest city on the map.
:: Commercial clubs made per- I
:: sonal canvass Of their respec- :
!. tive districts. I
:: Everything prepared for the !
I: opening Of the campaign. when
!: the city teams began to cart
:: away the dirt.
:: Rubbish not piled left. to be :
:: hauled later at householders
:: expense
La Junta tribune., 1914-03-28
FlEIl,s' MINs1ssIIA Cdf1lMG
Al q. Eteld "a HI Fazsoss ! trels
WIN Be Il de Roarke ~ ~,
Wednesday, April ~

Sea America first xuI 1Mxe
greater signiflcance 70 ~ ftsens
|of the United States III The 4eSt few
years 70 come than ever befoyo The
lines Of travei 70 South Amee H.. the
completion ot the Panama canal and
the ceremonies OF the openine OF
this International Waterway will
make much towards rousing interes'
In this great bit Of engIneeripG. i
there Is human being who calls Am
erica his country whose hoeom doe
not swell with pardonable pride when
the powers Of the world seld repre-
sentatives to participate In the cele-
bration Of the opening Of the cana
to the ships Of the world. and that
this country win control the canal IN
peace and war. Is another ccndttioi
that should be source OF pride. The
president OF this country has author
ity over all the canal zone. Our sis
ter republic OF Panama. was enthnsi-
astic In her willingness to give this
country everything that would IA
cilitate the great undertaking, The
rulers Of Panama readily recogntxinp
the great advantages that wbuld
come to them In the construction AM
operation Of the canal. Panama will
be brought nearer to the United
States. commercially and socially
Our magazines and other publica
tions are teeming with articles and
illustrations in Panama.
Stage folks have taken 70 the pos
sibilities attached TO the interes'
manifested In Panama Not the least
pretentious OF the offerings Il Oh,
spectacle Al. @. Field has layishet
quite a small fortune upon, tn,
scenery Is especially interesting, II
Illustrating the canal and interestinl
scenes along It's course. The lare'
painting. thirty by forty feet, depic
these 81 res more graphically thar
books an. papers with their lImitec
space to correct the minutest detail
Particularly effective Is the scene de
picting the entrance to tho canal. tn
:atun locks. and many other CON
pleted portions. The United STATE
War Department furnished the pho
tosraphs from which the scenes wer'
painted.
Al. q. Field. with his cnstomarl
libcrality. has mounted the spectacl'
IN manner that will enhance its at
trac,iveness u hundred fold. and Oh
people Of La Junta VIII he glad Z
welcome him back TO this city o.
"Wednesday, April sth.
La Junta tribune., 1914-03-28
s.. Andrew. Epi.soI,.l churck

Services next Sunday. March 29th
The Euchsrist at s n m. MornlnS
Prayer at IL .. m. Subject. 'Th,
Good Shepherd"
Evening prayer at 1880 p. a.
subject. rs Jesus Christ Cod
Sunday school at 10 .. m.
I4ENTEN SERVICES
Wednesdays ut p. m. Friday
at 7:30 .. m.
All are invited TO attend the ser
vices in this church. t
JOSEPH II. DARLING. Rector
La Junta tribune., 1914-03-28
Z, 4s.s y y, s & & q
0PEAK|Il
hllJBsf|IISD

40Ae&k4A j HI ~
To the Tribune: II Is certainly
very considerate Of you 10 open up :
'speaktps the Public Mind" depart
ment ii your paper. II should ser I
as sort Of safety valve for the exi
prsssion ~ indignation At certain
things that hadn't ought to be" in
the community.
Permit me to ease my conscience
ty saving n word about some OF our
physicians who have. II well authen-
ticated rercrts are 10 be credited.
prosti. ited their noble profession BY
lending a land to assist the thirsty
one" In getring wee drap" and
also assisting certain druggists in
dispensing booze without running
amuck the sheriff's office. Tho meth
cd OF procedure IL as follows, II
seems: Mr. Habitual Thirsty makes
application as OF yore TO his friend.
the druggist. He is informed that
\ new .civil service rule Is in ef-
feet. viz: that he must have a doc
tors prescription In order to get his
Yellowstone or Sunny Brook. These
new rules have been made advisable
by the vigilance OF our lynx-eyed un-
dersheriff. On the part Of Mr.. Drug
| gist this is only self protection.
Why should he be asked to take any
chances on spending his summer VA
cation at the Hotel de Nixon. espe-
cially when there is safe way for
him to accommodate Mr.. Habitual
Thirsty! Accordingly he leans over
the counter and tells Mr. Thirsty to
60 up TO DR.. Mixemup's or over to
Dr. Sawbones' and get = prescrip-
tion and adding In psrehthesis. TEL
him sent you" The new "civil
service rule goes into effect imme-
diately. II should be useless 70 crit
icise either Of the afore mentioned
gentlemen. Mr. Thirsty does moi
want TO be put TO the Inconvenience
OF going to Swink for swig. or tc
endure the torture OF waiting to hear
from mail order house In Kansas
City. As for Mr.. Druggist. o. well
we remember what Only Woman
told us last week about him.
But what about DR. Mixemup and
DR.. sawbones? That's where the
New International dictionary fails us
To call them '.auacks' would be tc
cast reproach on more honorable
members OF their profession. TIE.
are professional prostitutes. 1. e. mcr
Of professional ptsnding Who an
pr1stitutIns the noble calling OF min.
istcring 10 the human III 70 the inex-
pressibiy low work ~ assisting a
bootlegger In carryIe on his nefari.
ons business. Il Is distressing indeed
not to be able to command Ian.
guage 10 express ones contempt Of
such "profcssionai'' men. The Rus
Sian language looks ns though II
might help out In such an en,crsen'
cy. These Docs must be hard
pressee for legitimate business when
they are willing TO become ''groe
cs,s" aud stool pigeons Of the de
ccnsy iorsaken tribe Of bootlcggers
that lrc the degenerate progeny Of
the fast disappearing tribe Of saloon
Eceperr.
ONLY NAN.
r. 8. Strange, u Il not. that q
many good people. some Of them
church ule'nbers, too. think they have
70 have = little vhisksy" every time
thsy have pain h ~ region of ths
waist band. Or the hat hand.
La Junta tribune., 1914-03-28
NotIee . Waser Coa.un,er.

tOrdInance No. 122. Section l0.l
Water Will be furnished for IT.
rixation purposes during the period
from March 18th to November ist Of
each year. provided. the water fcs
Irrigation purposss shall be used on
~ between the hours Of s a. m, and
8 = M. and from : , =. % . p.
%. r.
''Ar:: .srson using water for Irrt-
Cation shalt uss . nossle or sprink-
lsr. and In case . nossle Is used III
ssue shall not bs larger than one
quarter Inch. Il = hereby made III
daty Of ths vatsr commissioner q
shut OF ~ supply Of water from 40
consunss uslns vstsr contrary =
The provisions Of this ordnance. aa1
- No. ~ saaAs ehut off until ~
Dsesoa vielstisg tAie' ordnance ahalI
~ ~ Watss eo0nissioner. for ~
elty oe L. Junta. the. sum Of sLoo.<
"Any psfsoa' vIolatins the prov('
sienq ef thls ssetien shall b fined q
any sun ~ ssessdiag Twenty De-
Ian Tor sseA e1gehss. h the discs
der of ~ eouFt," "a
Atas6tlea = also called 70 wae
lnG Volef = st1evalks and alls10
ast eo6llauees 6lJcons through q
sess eooneels1 vlth shs sewer. The
~ vislAtiene ~ vill b dealt "
asces1inSly, an lcoks and defect
Dluot1ls ~ - n1Oairsd At %
- 3 ~ ~ ~ lnDoos1.
Al Qn1s6 - ~ peyable MON
n g ~ o1)lto g ~ city wa
La Junta tribune., 1914-03-28
For Sale
1 Cheap

One eour.rpsp hosss asd esr
1hsee-supm house. both - two
|1Don, sputlseast fFont, watss -
|ooves ctsassctloas, ceense 1ossyjee
6veoae asd Third stseet.
oFlve-mom hosse - Clmasssa
1Avunur. bstwesa rlsre ~ neees9
eiveFosn hssss = Neeeh r
- ~ 5osooo ~
isssv aesss A11alls = nlso6s
'nlsov 49, ~ - ao1lIn,
=. - W1ade FlG11
/: = |: b; !: !. = : :: !: :.':;| e;
La Junta tribune., 1914-03-28
ONLY NAN.
Is.seseaais q 60 Advesslslse


"Ths writing Of advertisements.
like all writing. y The aPt Of trsas-
fssIiss ~ idsa from your nind 70
the mind Of another.
''In prepaSing an a1vsFllssmsnt
ye2f fasse - lous thinSs: !.
"FlrSt- -1ake DeoD,s - u
"sseead---A maize thsn rcd 4.
''Third- -nlsks then undssstasd Il.
''Fousth- thsu bslievs Il.
Good illustsatioss sn1 w naks
psopls - Il. Iaaessstiag idess
make shen ssad II 4 eisas style
uaksJ them undsestasd Il lsoees(
ssatssnsnts, good Fseosd. ooe1 e1Ar-
nctsr. nske thesn bellevo n.
''Isavlas ~ attsu(Jso hsse - the
neel lnposssat s1vsetlsesI egd a.
sestlsins aessts u ~ ualee1 Dtates.
Z vont 70 snphasase WA ! 1ellev6
- y. ~ greate6t eoDssenoity ~
~ alvestlnse = ~ eoun(5y. ~
NIT y ~ eDDorennl(y olvoe| ~ ~
'loe6l bsV1Dco1 ~ ~ eolle1
~ naes u . - ~ 6cQie
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-29

KANSAS CITY Aug 2r HOGS. Re
ceipts 1900 higher Bulk 80 0tn g2r.
heavs 50 IuugI5 Iackcfs aud butchers
sg1oAy.5 light SsejG915. pigs Ss.oog
sT5
CATTLT: Receipts l10O steady Prime
fed s.eers 50 rs "a 10 SO. dressed beef steers
81 EOdebu southern steers IS 45Q 7 IS,
cows s4l5m 7.25 Leiiers $O.O0g 3 80 stock
ers s515nEZ5
SHEEP: Receipts 1000. steady Lambs
a. O0M 30 yearlings s55o@625, vothers
sJ.Z5g 575, ewes 4T5Q $50,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-29
PRODUCE


KANSAS CITY Aux .- Butter eggs
aud poultry unchanged
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-29
CLAIRVOYANT

SPIRITUAL medium aud clairyoysnt II in
doubt or worried, don delay, but come
now Bo relieved Of all anxiety Known all
over the world Best Of reference. 10 l..
Fifth street Also cast horoscopes.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-29

GtNLteIVN AIg y v0U'u I1-Iuts
y -1tg si,,k 4UIt-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-29

NA A. bumWIucr,
Duuwm oi Building COMMITTEE.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-29

5OR SALE shetland pony. birdie and sad
die 2Ol North Boulder
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-06
ABOUT THE HOUSE.

To remove dust from the ridges In
door panels use a soft, dry naiIbrush.
Keep one specially for this purpose
If your kitchen table is not Il good
color dip half a lemon in dry whiting
and rub the table with this the way
Of the grain. Leave for about five
minutes. then scrub and rinse we'll
1t is not generally known that wiring.
ing ont cloth in hot water and Wip.
ing the furniture before applying the
furniture cream will result in very
high polish that will not finger mark"
IL calendar is too pretty 10 destroy,
paste piece Of sandpaper over the
date pad and use rs match lighter
Before using new tins fill them with
boiling water and leave on the back
of the kitchen range for Il time. Scour-
ing them too often with whiting or
ashes wears them ont quickly II
washed i'm soapsuds and thoroughly
dried they will not need securing
The best way to remove iron mold Is
To rub well with lemon and salt. fold
IN lightly and leave for n few hours
Then wash the article IN the usual
way and all signs of iron mold VIII
have disappeared
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-06
HOUSEKEEPING HINTS.

Slip old stockings over the handle
bars of "a bicycle when storing for the
winter; then they win not rust
chop Suet with plenty of -four and
put good sprinkliug of Hour ON top
ana it will keep fresh tor weeks
II linoleum is polished once week
with good floor polish it will rarely
require washing
Clean yOur knives with cork dip.
PED in emery powder if you are in a
hurry. 1t ""moveS tile stains and pol
ishas them beautifully
Sprinkle little permauganate IF
potash dissolved iu water ou the ref.
use IN the dust bin. It viii prevent /:
from smelling uuplcaSautly.
Knives can be- cleaned I'm hair the
usual time if the knife board is thor.
ougiiy warmed ia front of the fire be-
fore being used
To keep cut lowers fresh stand them
i'm water 10 which pinch of bicarbo-
nate of soda hgS been added
Instead OF using leather ~ cloth
for cleaning windows. try newspaper
Dip a pad Of paper in kerosene rub
the window well with this ana polish
with a soft duster
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-06
GROOMING The HAIR.
Some Useful Hints For Keeping II
Neat and Attractive.

Neat and Attractive.
The care of the hair is an important
matter Well groomcd hair is uecr,,-
sary if a woman would appear neat
and well dressed.
If you lave difficulty i'm keeping
your hair in curl try this Get some
carbonate of potassium and a pint Of
warm water made aoapy. stir up into
a froth, then damp the hair brush with
the wash. Brush the hair thoroughly
mt bed time with the wet brush ana
curl the hair rs usual. Hair thus
treated will keep i'm curl all wcathcrS
Also before plating the hair yen eau
wet it with veal, solution of isir.
glass and water. This keeps the
wave in all day, even in wet wealth
cr. which is generally fatal 10 good APP.
pearance with straight hair
\ fine tonic for the hair is olive oil
ana eau de- cologne mixed together in
equal parts. This is what is used by
Spanish women, and nowhere is seen
such lovely. glossy and thick hair
even in old womcn-as in Spain.
When away from home women often
find it difficult 10 wash their hair
When this is 50 try the following plan:
Take Il piece of lemon ana rub well
into the scalp. Afterward brush the
hair with clean but not too hard
brush. This makes the hair fresh and
glossy and easy to curl.
\ good and reliable shampoo for the
hair is green soft soap. obtainablc ut
any CHEMISTS This soap is absolute.
~ pure ana contains no soda 1t makes
the hair soft ana glossy. and for a
dime one can buy enough for many
Shampoos. rs only little is required
dissolved i'm about half Il pint Of hct
water for one shampoo.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-06
Daddy 'sBedtirne
Q, A Party
DION v ------ AT the
White House.

"pX% HE other day said daddy
father Abraham
IL that there ack on
OH how dreadful said he
Yes daddy
this friend of hiS
ln what I'm tell about q
White House when Lincoln
father asked Lincoln his to
which
delighted that the little 10 he
liked children
Evelyn So she
about
but did dresses best
Saslc they the
crNloly in
inc ne g ana her
When the little girls father before Lincoln
Httc daughter sook
hands with them both and they soWcd with
40 ahhtnef ANA How Nary o
After NatIarncs father had talked
moved the other
then tod to take Mary with
delicious had
than wit
president he'll in
line at they
He smiled and said think I've
nice little It few sago
AT hrSt they were rather ashamed
they thought good joke
had remembered
quite proudest MANIFEST
of er
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-06
NHo2

WHO Is tac man whose lof,. ire
The people gather Co admire.
Whose ringing phrases lcad the shout,
Arise ana turn the rascIls OUT
Tho aneWeI-do not hesitate:
ou have 10 right-the candidate,
4 Nd who IS ne that every year
Will choose another name 10 Oh ser
And thinks most ANY man viii do.
Provided he's figure new?
with confidence speak up again.
Correct the fellow citizen.
WHO smokes in splendid case uflr
big torpedo shaped cigar
And SAYS, I'm make 'em all behave,
But I'm the meantime let 'em raye2"
or course YOU are not nj a loss.
You know 1t all the time The boss
Washington star.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-06
an OLD LOVE SONG.

TEN ELL. r3c what within her cycs
Makes forgotten spring arise
Aud all the day, If kind she
- looks.
Flow To- tune like tinlilng
brooks
Ton me why IL bat her voice
Falls on mems ears their souls rejoice.
Tel me why If only she
Dota com" into the compGnie
Al spirits straight cnbiudlcd are
As # moon lit up "a star.
Tell me this that's writ above
And Will tell YOU why | love.
Tell me why II she but go
Alone across the fields of snow
MI faucics Of the springs of old
within lovers breast grow bold
Tell me why when her he secs
Within him stirs an April breeze
Md all that in his secret heart
Most sa"rcdN was set apart
And most WAS hidden then awakes
AT the sweet joy her coming makes.
Tell me what is writ above
And ! will tell you why 7 love.
IL. G. Bunner.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-06
HEARTS Tide.

THOUGHT had forgotten you,
SO far apart our lives were thrust
Twas only as the earth forgets
The seed the sowcr left In trust.
TWAS Only as the creeks forget
Tho tides that left their holows dry
Or AS the home bound ship forgets
StreAmers of seaweed drifting by.
MY heart is earth that keeps untold
The secret Of the seeds that sleep
My thoughts are Chalices of sand:
Your memory foods them and I weep
Ethel VI Hewitt.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-06
IJsina Insertion.

Sow a small button on each end ~
the insertion which trims an apron or
underwear aud small loop on each
end Of the ribbon Then place the
loon over the button and with tape
needle draw the ribbon through ana
tie in the center All that Is necessary
when removing ribbon before sending
10 the laundry is TO take the loop OF
the button by doing this II Is uot
necessary to unite the bow or to born
or about sewing the ribbon on encn
timP.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-06
ISLE Or SOMEWHERE.

SoMliWHEBE tho sun Is shining;
Somewhere the SONG bi.ds dive
Hush, tlcn, thy sad ror,uiug.
God lives, and all is Well
SOMEWHERE tho day is longer:
Somewhere the task H. done.
somewhere the heart is stronger.
Somewhere the gucrdon won
SOMEWHERE the load is lifted.
close by an open gate;
Somewhere the clouds are riftcd:
Somewhere the angels wait
SoMEWHERE somewhere.
Beautiful Isle of Somewhere,
Land Of the true whc.c we live a
way
Beautiful Isle of Somewhere
unidentified
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-06
STAMINA the kl.shen Floor.

When ia lis uaoossaHy 10 stain the
kitchen floor scp that the work is done
thoroughly Given closely laid boards
with well planned and even surfaces.
there is no better or cheaper treatment
for any floor than stained and pol
i,led border Iws entails uulr initial
expense. aad q weekly rub with hcrs
wax and turpculiuy VIII keep il in cx.
ccI,ut order for Years.
4 simple stain can be made 10y dis
solving two ounces Of pprunugauatc OF
Iotash taougut boz crystals iu "a pint 90
boxing water Make soft pad Of
iucl ard bind tb.s 10 % stick. Apply
the stain tu tie boards with tins
MOP hr.u- rarefdl not 10 touch the
h1uds with lle preparation.
Two cor more applications may D.
giveh. according g. the depth or color
desired, always allowing twenty four
hours betwru each applications When
tie ioor is quito orr rub it over with II
Iicce ~ nanroI dipped in liusccd oil.
and after this is thoroughly absorbed
the GuaI polish of bepsWax ana tur
peutiuc may he given
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-06
ALmstinn Photoaraphs.

Very often II is difficult 10 fix photo
graphs in their frames so that they
viii not tumble sideways or slip down.
Drop "A small piece Of sealing wax Mt
each corner This will not damage
the frame and will keep the photo
graph in position.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-06
cHALLENGE.

'HllE quiet and courageous night
Ia" Keen vibration OF the stars.
cav mo from morbid peace Co. FIGHT
The worlds for.1ru aud desperate wars
I'liE aH tHrobs like 5 rolling drum
de brave hills and the singing sea,
Unrest and peoples faces como
Like battle truWprus. rousng mo
\ I'D while Ifo's eager banner n.s
] shall assliI with raging m.r.h
The srpruful and uutfoUbIod skies.
Tile calm compIJCeHgg 81 earth.
Louis JuteImeyer.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-02-06
Quite 60.

Here's n girl says college students
should he treated as If they were
weak minded"
There goes the old mistake Of iudg-
ing n man 10y his clothes - ouisvillo
Courier journal.