La Junta tribune., 1914-11-14

lovely once more. F1sher hAo been
rusticating ON HI Dawley's ranch for
few days and having the time Of
his life. Dawisy got several snap
shots Of his fidus achates In rather
compromising positions. and he has
promised the great family journal
copy of some Of the best OF them
for reproduction In the Tribune.
We will then find out how Fisher
acts when he Is away from home.
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In Fowler they are Dragging that
during the first months run OF their
new creamery 1858 pounds OF but
ter were turned out Wisweli has
turned out that many pounds In
one weeks run. many a time and
Oft. and the only reason he doesn't
do It now is on account OF a short
age OF the necessary raw material.
Before we have any more creamer-
les II Will be necessary 70 import
few hundred or few thousand
cows. Under present conditions
money tied up In creameries Is worse
than wasted. or at least Is an unwise
expenditure.
C. l.. Seeley returned home last
Wednesday night from brief so
journ In Pueblo. Denver and Boul-
der. looking after business affairs.
Mr.. Seelcy says that II would do
some Of our local people good to ira.
vel over the state right now and oh.
serve conditions In other parts Of
Colorado. Denver Ii like . grave
yard. Notwithstanding the vet condi.
tion that stili prevails. and Pueblo
and Boulder have nothing to be
elated over In the way OF business
activity. Mr.. seeiey Is, nos firmly
convinced that Ia Junta n stili. a.
II always has been. the best town on
the map.
Charles Nixon. who has been aI
resident Of California during the
past two years. returned home . few
days ago. Charles says there are
many old La Juntaites around Los
Angeles. among them being Fred
Hansbrough. who Il street car con-
ductor: on Renehan. Who IL en-.
gagged In the real estate business:
Angus Mcdonald. who is . Wells
Fargo messenger between Phoenix
and Los Angeles: Jack Mcdonald.
who Is clerking In clothing store;
d. o. Larsen. who Is cierking In a.
dry goods store: W. s. Matiock. w.
T.. McCarty. and many others. That
Is sure some colony for one Coiora-
do burg.
They now say the fate OF the rnl-
ted States Is being decided on the
battle fields OF Belgium and Poland.
and that II Germany triunphs Amer
lean security will e-as. to exist. Al
French economist says that the Ger.
mans have already decided upon III.
name they viii give TO the new world
when u Is conquered. When the
Germans take charge our country
tits OF thee will he known as Deu.
tsch-America. and the procession
viii he started by the Duetsch- Amer.
canischer wIertchafer band headed
by Herr Bailin. The war IL taking
on very serious aspect Uncls
sam has Just ordered eight new sub
marunes 40 We viii not be altogether
unpreparcd II the vors, comes 10 the
worst.
The Colonel says. Amt Il funny
what difference . little confidence
makes'" Tho Colonel vas watching
pool game played BY Victor and
Jesse. Victor was coaching yess hov
10 make accurate shots, With the re-
suit that when Jess had 100 poluts
Victor had but five points. A fev
days later Bert was coachiss Orvills.
Bert would carefully iine 0rviile % .
hall for the one. tvo o. thrss pockse
which 0rviils would execuss accursts-
y. when II cane 70 . five. tsn or
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