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N. A. M. EXPECTS TO DEFEAT
CLAYTON ANTITRUST
MEASURE.

Information has just been received
at this office, from Washington, D. c.,
which shows that strong effort is be-
ing made by the National Association
of Manufacturers and its lobbyists at
the capital to defeat the labor exemp-
ton provision of the Clayton antitrust
bill when it goes to the senate.
James A. Emery wrote a circular
letter in 1910 to members of the n. A.
NJ, detailing the forces set at work to
offset the legislation of the house re-
garding the exemption amendment
above referred to. We quote but
portion of the letter below, just by way
OF example, showing how the bosses
"do politics"
Here is the letter, as furnished by
Representative w. J. Mcdonald,
member of the special committee that
dug it up originally:
June "a, 1910.
''Mr. John Kirby, Jr,
"514 Reibold Building,
Dayton, Ohio.
my Dear Mr.. KIRBY had the
pleasure of wiring you last night the
news of victory on the Hughes amend
ment after the closest and hardest
struggle of the session.
Returning here Wednesday morn
ing from our New York meeting, an
interview with the colonel, Mr.. Dwight,
and Senator Hepburn showed the SEN
ate to be determined, the house ex-
ceedingly weak. Mr.. Gompers made
his headquarters in the office of Rep
iresentative Cary of Wisconsin, in the
house office building, and had some
thing in the neighborhood of 100 aides
about him making apersistent office
canvas, petitions and editorials being
piled in from every union source.
called at the White House, and being
unable to see the president because of
engagements, took the matter up with
his secretary, who showed the greatest
interest and declared he believed the
president would take personal part in
the fight, and this the president did
Wednesday night.
In the meantime, after an hours
conference with Mr.. Dwight, the whip
of the house, at his office, the program
was outlined and carried out to the
letter. To the colonel was given a
list of fourteen names, some Demo
Gratis, some Republicans, who voted
with Hughes. He accomplished his
work so successfully that of the four
teen but one failed to either absent
himself or vote with us yesterday. l
communicated with Mr.. Bird request
ing certain Geographic assistance
through his office, and this was carried
out, with extensions suggested by him
self, with splendid success"
The letter, signed by James A.
Emery, goes on to show how the forces
of the invisible government worked
when the National Association of Man
ufacturers and its lobbyist, Col. Null
hall, succeeded in defeating the labor
exemption bill in 1910, and appears on
page 10015 of the Congressional Rec
ord In view Of the apparent victory
Of the labor forces in securing from
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A line of lumber-carrying steel
will be established between
New York and Willapa Harbor on the
opening of the Panama canal.
La Junta tribune., 1914-10-24
s0alR OPTgl0iga..

Pattsssoa's eplnica ~ nsDutx pls-
tfict Attorney Wayne 6. wiiltams fos
saforcing The sunday ~ O'Clock
closing ordinancs: The order issued
~ Assistant District Attorney Wayne
G. Williams that Commissionsr Me-
Ut must rtgidly enforce the Sunday
closing ordinance ID both inhospit-
able and ungenerous. without hee-
itation the News affirms that NJ.
williams should revoke that order.
Denver News. June 81. 1914.
Ed. Brakes opinion OF Governor
Ammons: Governor Ammons is In
competent. II could believe Il
wasn't deeper seated than this /
might have some charity for the man.
Speech at Pueblo, April rs. 1914.
Ed. Brakes opinion OF General
Chase and the State Militia: Gener-
al Chase said he would run the dis
trict to suit himself and he chose to
persecute strikers and his men have
robbed homes. stolen the money Of
the strikers. insulted their wives and
murdered their babies. They went
out OF their way to commit murder.
Speech at Pueblo. April IS. 1914.
Julius Aichele opinion OF election
frauds: Election fraud is u neces-
sary evil. l would not convict any
man Of stealing an election. I take
the position that II one man is not
stealing an election another one will
be In his place doing the same thing.
It cannot be stopped and It is only
matter Of whose OK Is gored regu-
lating these alleged reform move
ments. The Democratic party has
stolen elections. made
May =. 1904.
Patterson's opinion OF the present
tariff law: II the law rested on
some basic principle one might fight
for every inch OF II aud refuse 70
surrender at any point. hut II doesn't.
II is free trade and II is protection
In acres. II strips Colorado naked
and allows New Jersey to stand up 70
It's neck In protection. Denver News.
June Is. 1913.
La Junta tribune., 1914-10-24
People and Corporation. An,u....

feO1bbe anu OtHlOratoO0s AIJ10Atos
The recent election In Boulder In
which the people gave the Northern
Colorado Power Company a fifteen
year franchise by n vote OF l.6t8 70
35S has attracted national attention
rs an example OF what can be done
when the people and the public utll-
tiles corporations consent TO work to-
gether. w. J. Barker Of Denver IL
prssidsnt and II. U. wallaes Of Boui-
der 10 ssnsrsl manager Of the North
esn Colorado Power Company.
Boulder conceived the idsa . few
yeass ago that the city would do bet
tes 70 utilize the watsr power at It's
door for the dsvelopment Of cleo
tricity and voted 10000 in bonds To
buy equipment Tho officials Of the
power company asked the city Of.
ficisls 70 see u they couldn't do Just
~ we'll by purchasing the power
from the company. They represent
ID that the company had large In
vestmsnt In northern Colorado and
that the people had done everything
In their pbwer 10 interest eastern
capital In that section. Il was A..
serted that II large part Of the com
pany's Investment was destroyed By
any act Of the people Il would WORK
70 the detriment OF the state With
eastern Investment houses.
Both sides selected reprsssntatiyes
70 look into the matter and after
making . study Of The water power
situation and the probable rates The
city could obtain under municipal
ovnssshlp. both sides agreed that the
wisest thins 70 do was 20 grant the
conpany . iiftssn year fraachise. |,
vas pasDsd,by The council aad vetoed
by The mayor. after which Il went be
fore tAs Deepoe on1 Was a1opesd.
Il gives The company the right To
eesfsss for flfessa ysars and cover
. lishtiss eoatsast WITH The city.
Provislees are naAe tor re-adjus..
Dsat os mates q flve-year lntervals
nd The eity = givea the right 70
buy The Dlast. q q aSpsaiss1 value
at aay tine after 1--WE yean.-Dcn-
vss 5Snss.
La Junta tribune., 1914-10-24
M.de saloo.. I.ss $780,.

What Billy Sunday did for Wilkes
IRE and Scranton was told. Z few
Enights ago 70 the congregation Of
Ethe Gethsemane Baptist Church In
. Philadelphia BY Eben L. Bevan.
Before Billy Sunday came there
we're good many people opposed TO
~ methods in our town." said Mr..
beyan. "But his methods got DIFF
ferent meaning when you learned to
understand them. We had poker
club in Wilkesbarre where some
fourteen young fellows met every
saturday and played poker until sun
day morning. Every one Of those
poker players hit the sawdust trail.
and they have formed a Bible class
with membership OF one hundred.
Since Billy Sunday has been to
Wilkes-Barre and Scranton the busi-
ness of breweries has fallen off from
40 to so per cent in that section.
The hundred members Of the Bible
class mentioned have figured out
Just what It has meant to them In
dollars and cents that Billy Sunday
came to Wilkesbarre. They esti-
mate their savings at $4,000 a year.
In Scranton we have a section
called Patagonia. where drinking
was particularly prevalent. A
young woman druggist in that Sec
tton got few OF the Patagonia boys
to attend the Billy Sunday meetings.
They all hit the trail and brought
others to the meeting. Four sa-
looms have been closed In the Pata-
gonia section since.
In the Dunsmore section Of Scran-
tho there was saloonkeeper who
was Induced to attend the Billy Sun
day meetings. He was converted
and his landlord was converted, too.
That saloon Is now mission.
Everywhere In Wilkesbarre and
Scranton the Billy Sunday conver-
sions have been permanent. and the
results have been marvellous"
La Junta tribune., 1914-10-24
G2G - M
ING j.
rasssrso. As.,... Law E.forss.s.s

In his opening address at Pueblo
senator Patterson declared that II
elected he would enforce The laws Of
the state with equal vigor toward all
offenders. Senator Patterson's rec
ord does not bear out that claim. In
fact, his record is Just the opposite
Two years ago . certain secret or
ganisation was holding convention
IN Denver. The members Of that or
ganisation did not ask that any laws
b violated. The organisation was
composed Of the best German people
In the United States. They were or
derry and well behaved.
A number Of the saloonkeepers.
gamblers and near-sport people Of
Denver took advantage Of the fact
that the Germans were in town to
request Of the district attorneys Of
flee that the II o'clock closing ordin-
ancs BE- not enforced. District At
torney Rush was out Of the city and
the office was In charge Of Wayne
c. williams. his deputy. When the
matter was proposed 70 Williams he
understood that the visiting men,
bers Of the secret society had made
NO such request and in fact their Of
.ficsrs told him that they did not
want single ordinance or law vio-
lated on their account.
Mr.. Paterson Ii interested financi-
ally in hotel that has . bar. He
went with several others and asked
that the district attorneys office
consent TO the violation Of the law.
When II was refused he made VI
cious attack on assistant district at
torney Williams and threatened to
have District Attorney Rush recalled
II Rush did not fire Williams.
La Junta tribune., 1914-10-24
su1LDlx0 UP COLORADO.

Il Il 70 be presumed that the ma
jority Of Colombo people believe in
the development Of the natural re-
sources Of the stats.
They would like 70 see more fac
tories. moro mines, more farms,
more work for everybody. more mon.
ey; In shirt-prosperity.
Most Of US believe that prosperity
II . good thing. Most Of US would
like TO see Colorado prosperous once
more, as soon ~ possible.
Colorado people. generally. have
come To realize that there are some
things that are necessary conditions
Of prosperity. and these conditions
may be summed up In the single
word-protection.
There must be protection to life
and property-that Is what We mean
by Law and Order. for II the citi-
zen 10 not protected in his personal
and property rights, orderly and sue
cessful business Is impossible and
there can be no prosperity.
II prosperity Is desirable. II state
Development Is good thing. II pro-
lection TO life. property and indus
try Il worth having. the people Of
Colorado can get these things by
turning out the party Of failure. and
restoring the state and national Of
fices to the party that gave US pros
perity in the past.
La Junta tribune., 1914-10-24
Notice Of fl..l s-s.l....,.

In the matter OF the estate of Andreas
H Furrcr. deceased.
=. Notice is hereby given. that on Mon
day. the I'd day OF November.A D. 1914.
being one Of the regular days OF the
s.pt.mber term Of the county. court
rhdc. l. Henry W. Allen, administrator
win VIII annexed Of said estate. will
appear before the Judge OF said court
ministrator pray the approval OF the
same. and viii then apply TO be dis
charged as such administrator. At
Interest may appear and present OBJ
J.otions TO the samc II any there be
Dated AZ In Junta. Colorado. octob-
er Z, 1914.
HENRY w. ALLEN.
Administrator with will annexed Of the
estate Of .Andreas Furrer. Deceased.
Fist publication. October 10, 1914.
La Junta tribune., 1914-10-24
A.'i-s - s!sal sessleaees ed Dssss.
slsasssa % SlslsuASo.

lfn the matter Of the estate Of Laura A.
Huff. Deceased.
Notice Of PInal Settlement and Deter.
Hscc,icn Hs.uu n ss.Is!:. q HssirsniC: .! a.. ~
dsy, the :sth day Of October. a D.,
isil e. the hour Of 10 .; n Of ssid
coSnty Court 81 oisrc county. In lie lie
state Of Colorado. ]. Nancy J. achulu,
ad9lntstratrtx Of said estate. Will ap-
near before the Judge of said court.
minlssratrix. pray the approval Of the
ss0e. and Will then ask TO be die.
charged AZ such administrative. A.
interest may appear and present oS.
jscttons to the same. u any there be.
And further notice - hereby given.
ms I'M .s..s .s said time and place the court
ne the heirs Of said deceased. pur.
.vant 20 the verified petition ~ Nancy
J. echuls. claimant as heir at Law Of
,sktnF for a judicial entertainment
aad discrimination OF the heirship Of
aid estate. and from which u appears
..rls :ss M"MHfy yJt sfeS,s nSscr, ASo'Gs .; hut
Y HUFF. all of La Juntn. Colo. and q
". Huff Of Kansas city. Kan. Mary y
Kees. Of Amy. Kan. Ida ~. Morgan o.
q Spokane. Wash. and Elmer q. Dists,
pf indrp~ndencs. washington. are
Now. therefcrs. any. and all persona
rAo are or who claim 10 be heirs al
svs hese6y required 20 be and appear
,sereft. or abide the determination Of
the court thereon,
,i:s a.. q s:p,:%s:s 4. 'isSi. p. III ."''
NANCY J. SCHULZ.
AamlnissIatrtx Of the estate Of Laura
HARscx nits; ;:';siiS. r ai;.f.rn. Attorney.
Pint publication. October 3. 1914.
LAse lssllessIea. October g. i0ii.
La Junta tribune., 1914-10-24

J'!!:k sssl B:s:l;e ~.
La Junta tribune., 1914-10-24
tRANcIs =. HAMBLIx. Bankrupt
cHpxg t.s..,s q. NoTIcE TMsneon

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La Junta tribune., 1914-10-24
sssAssss'. rsssssss sss nss,Assss

10. The matter Of Francis ". Hasnbiln.
eonkrwrs In bankruptcy.
n. the Honorable Robert H. 1.swlA
tsltsd states for the district II col.
6saacis " Hambiln. Of La Junsa, In
iSs is;S Ssy ei sep9smSss last - past. e.
hs was duly adiudsed bank.
sssss r.Ss:,"r 20 -" ssrssSs,ey xsss 81 thai ec 3,
hae 6vly surrendered all HE properly
- ss1nss q prcpsriy. and has fully
80 sspss s.s :. *. M ss,. g; x. q ssss ss
is19hlas. his bankruptcy.
- 4eeree1 BY Che cesrs 20 have = fsfi
A4o1oee his estnte under said 6ankrupt
nGe4, except such debts. ~ are excepted
~ ~ from such discharge.
.poee1 ehls 18th day At ortebsr. 4. D..
La Junta tribune., 1914-10-24

High Grade MIX Cows For Sale
have some high grade milk cows
for sale Mt the Mast Place, five miles
due north OF La Junta.
G. p. STOKES. :.
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LOST AND FOUND.

I.OST-0ne white Persian cat; one blue
eye. Finder return 10 6l North lar-
gan and get S. reward Phone W. Tow.
LOST one silver heart shaped vanity
box with the initials M on n
Katharine" on h. Finder please re-
turn 10 Al Lee street and claim reward,
LOST-Hesrt brooch. TWO bine mowers
In center Initials M J.. C.' on nack
Louise Collier % East Alanama street
piedmont park car Car vft town ar
I1gIO O'Clock. Finder please call ivy
1E -. -
ID II Brirdle bull terrier; answers 70
sshame of "pete. Return io - lln"e"
frace. West End. and receive I'""i
MOST one large scotch CONE. '',v"
and v.btfe ep1tted scar over eve. an
swsra 10 me name ~ "Snep be",Sstsg5
1s2 Marietta street Atlanta phone l'SE
Bakery.
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TEACHERS WANTED.

TEACHERS WNNTED~Many interest
ing propositions for teachers, We
have an opening for you. Write for it,
southern Teachers Agency. Americas,
Ga.
COMPETENT teachers needed. Eos
ter's Teachers Agency, sos Third Ma
tional Bank Bldg, Atlanta, Ga,
HALL TEACHERS AGENCY, the
agency of individual and prompt serv-
ice, Investigate. Write now. Dept G,
Macon, Ga.
SHERIDAN'S TEACHERS AGENCY.
OLDEST and largest in South. lndi-
vidual attention TO members. Offices
wood. S. c.
ACME TEACHERS AGENCY-Best
service most liberal terms. 422 At
lanta National Bank Bldg. Atlanta.
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HELP WANTED-MALE AND FE.
MALE.
N~~~S~0--~~ss5N-~~~~ ,-~s,yo~e~-@-~~~-NS>~~~~
ATTENTION,
Young Men! Young Women

Do you desire position in the clas-
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Letter Carriers. Railway Mail Clerks,
etc, in demand. Ages is to 40. sal
airy S75 to $3.50 monthly. hundreds Of
appointments 10 fill vacancies, extern
sion of service and Parcel Post
Mr. Fl. L. Carl will be az Ansley Hotel
in Atlanta on Wednesday, April 10, in
curing for young men and women who
desire to qualify for these appointments
He will be there one day only, noon I'M
til y. m. Those interested should call
and see him without fail. Minors must
be accompanied by parent
MONEY MADE mailing circulars; copy
righted Instructions and ten firms
wanting circulars mailed rs cents; 80
fine selected postcards 15c. Macon Adv
Bureau, SIT Poplar St, Macon, Ca
MEN AND WOMEN wishing work, no
matter where you live, send stamped
envelope for particulars 10 Sargent 5,
Salamanca, n. Y.
WILL PAY reliable man or woman
so to distribute 100 free packages
Perfumed BoraX Soap Powder among
friends. No money required. Ward Com
pany, ZIG Institute place, Chicago
WANTED-Husuing men and women
in each locality part or fun time; 500
to SIS per week to introduce our high
grade household specialties, every home
and office buys. Write to-day for free
particulars. The Bell Specially Com
pany, Elizabeth City, n c.
SONG POEMS WANTED-MGke money,
No experience required Send sam
pies of your work for free criticism.
Liberal proposition. Send 4c (stamps)
for latest song hit. United Music Pub
fishing Company, 1431 Broadway. Dept.
81, New York.
SELL DIXIE Egg Substitute Agents
sample equaling IS eggs. Csc silver
The Dixie Co. IT. South Atlanta. Ga.
IF YOU ARE A LIVE WIRE
AND WANT a fast-selling household
article, or IL YOU want an agency for a
good Georgia town. write Box 500, care
Georgian.
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S300 PER MONTH.

flfJAO 1 1 IN W ~ y i L
TO A FEW lot statesmen of ability can
give contract which win net $500 per
month selling high class improved lots
i'm our various exclusive and restricted
residence parks For information call
on b. =. McElroy, sales manager for
l. T., Bottenheld, lll5-ll2S Empire
Building.
BIG MONEY MADE Baseball ana foot
ball machines. Sullivan Amusement
Co, st. Adams, VT
TO sell on commission, most complete
line of advertising pencils and pen
holders, Advertising Pencil Exchange,
4lG Empire Bldg Philadelphia, pa.
WE start YOU in business, furnishing
everything; men and women, $50 TO
$500 weekly operating our New Sys-
TEN Candy Factories, home. anywhere
no CauVassiug Opportunity lifetime,
booklet free Ragsdale Co. Box b, East
Orange \. j.
AGENTS make 500 per cent prstt SELF
ing novelty sign cards. Merchants
buy 10 to 100 on sight 800 varieties
Catalogue free sullivan Company, 1894
NanBuren ST. chicago I'LL
AGENTS for staple articles. Sell like
bonfire Big commission. Don wait
send Toe for sample and terms ElIz
Supply Co. Dept j, Athens, ca.
READ the Agents Magazine and make
more money, issues lOc Agents
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AGENTS Make bigger money selling
our Up-tO-dsta novelty signs, tdld
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Statesmen To- call on gr0cefs eoufec-
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BANKRUPT SALES.

F0RR SGLE~In Re T. Fl. Cox: Pursuant
to an order Of the Hon =. II. Adams,
|Peferee / Inc undersigned Trustee in
Bankruptcy for r. II Cox, will sell III IN
the office Of the Referee, on April ~,
at 20 a. m, the bankrupt's equity IN
real estate. For full informa ion ana
description OF property TO be sold Apply
no the undersigned
HARRY DODD. Trustee
ggE Grant RuildiuR
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BIDS WANTED.

kf7ff have 70 move about 10000 cubic
n yards OF dirt in excavation OF ana
huiiding Ievee around our log pond,
NVotld like TO receive bids from con :
tractors who have their own outht or
leans and machinery for doing ms
n>nd of work. Address BurtoneSW q
cypress Company of Florida, Perry, Fla.
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BANKRUPT SALE OF FURNITURE
In Re Goldsmith Acton WltheTspooh

Company Bankrupt.
Pursuant to order Of y. II. Adams,
l1sn Referee In Bankruptcy. Of date
April s, 1914 the unders gned will sell 70
the highest bidder all the stock or fur-
niture' rugs. curtains and hOusefurnish-
jnRs together with office furniture and
fixtures books OF accounts, notes and
chooses in action, and also leasehold 10
premises, belonging TO above named
BANKRUPT. located al No 81 Peachtree
street. Atlanta, Ga. and all other, per
sonal property belonging TO sad bauN-
rupt Said sale 20 occur on TUESDAY /,
April p, 1914, at 10 o'clock a. m, az
Room No. 5l3 Grant Building lanta;;
Ca Terms 10 be announced al time Oh
sale Certified check for $500 required 10
be deposited by all bidders. stock ana
inventory can be seen upon application
TO the undersigned.
60 Peachtree St, Atlanta, "a.
ROSSER. BRANDON, SLATON q
PHILLIPS,
r. b BLACKBURN,
Counsel for Trustee.
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FUNERAL NOTICES,

SPRATLING IS DYEING
MOURNING BLACK IN ONE DAYS
NOTICE Express paid one way on
all out-of-town orders amounting 10 "
ATLANTA STEAM AND DRY CLEA n
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Atlanta Ab4.