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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-16
MARKETS and FINANCE
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT July 15r-Close. Russia
had unfavorable wbeat reports on
wednesday ana 50 had France This
boosted Liverpool prices. which the
trade here had inquired would decline
wins 70 American weakness ON Tues
market
Sports covered freely ia Liverpool az
me opening and no attention was pa Ia
20 the American decline OF the day be-
fore An offerings Of cargoes were
quickly absorbed and demand continued
a,uNe The continent was an active
DDoyer ana higher prices were bid Re
France and Argentina The Russian
sprlng wheat crop is suffering because
OF drought The market gave evidence
Ui nav ing been oversQld and covering
was active.
AZ home there was the usual spFsnk-
ing or rust news. quite enough 20 hold
! pears from going short. south pa
Nota and Minnesota complaints are IN.
Creaslng and thcre Is no question but
some DAMAGE ~ being inflicted on the
cIop OF the former Winter wheat CON
ulllohs, are bearish enough. Threshing
~ making good progress and the wheat
~ gong 10 market freely.
'ash houses are taking II and a
HeaNN export movement rs expected IN
lhe near future. Reports show the
al'5 or black rust damage 10 be eN-
tending and there is plenty - time for
great injury 20 bc done before the crop
"opens overnight purchases by Chi
cage houses were small
Wheat ruled firm throughout the
greater part ~ tho day and closed I'M
Changed for cash and y @1c higher
Tor the futures.
The coarse grains and seeds were un-
changed
Wheat quotations. Cash No rcd.
SOC, new soc July and September
opened with an advance OF nc NJ
~ advanced 90 soc and closed at
,H'zc 'or July and soc for SEPTEMBER,
loecemh'r opened at SAFE touched
~ declined 20 So &c, and closed at
Sac. NO J white Siiac.
coarse grain quotations: Corn Cash
no 3. 1Hc 80. yellow. , cars at "a 1acs
mo, Z yellow 27iRc
-, Oats s., sttandaras 2 cars At tllsc clos,
No white 2 cars al 46c
Rye. cash No . Sec
Beans Immediate prompt and July
shipment, Sl95i August SL97; octo-
Cloverseed Prime spot. $40: octo-
s,sr and December, sS.75; prime alsite
Timothy Prime spot $3.50.
Alfyalfa Prime spot SS35
Receipts in the Detroit market We'd
nesuay included q 600 bbls OF flour. p
cars % wheat. Of corn and . OF oats
Withdrawals were 1000 bills OF -four
1000 blu OF corn and s. 800 hu. OF oats
stocks ar" 3G 200 bu OF wheat % 500
hu q corn, $4,000 bu. Of oats and $3.50
bu OF rye
Liverpool wheat closed "a n %d and
corn = n = Il higher
Exports OF wheat and flour. Wednes-
day $4,000 bu
Primary wheat receipts were 2.G94,-
coo hu. against l32S 600 hu a year
ago.
The worlds wheat visible supply is
now 9fTI20OA hu an Increase OF D.
~ 900 bu last week
Receipts uf wheat Wednesday. W in
hNpeE III cars against 81 year ago;
Chicago, 02l cars. against 1.O22. Min
nenpolis. le2 cars against 1911, Duluth,
l02 ears. against IS, Southwest. 5SI, 900
hus against At6. 600 bu
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-16
TOLEDO GRAIN

TOLEDO. July 15-Wheat Cash,
792c. July, 79%c; September soc.
Corn Cash, 73l2c; July, old and new,
73lac. September 70lzc. oats Cash
and July, 40c: September 37A Rye.
Cash old. SIC, new. soc Cloverseed.
Cash SS45. Ct tober and December.
1855. Timothy: Cash, S2.S5; Septem-
Der So Alsike; August, S902te But
ter, eggs and hay. Unchanged
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-16
PRODUCE MARKET

Receipts Of all kinds were called
moderate this morning The berry
market was not very satisfactory. The
weather is against the market, as a
large percentage Of the receipts is out
OF condition and has TO be sold at once
for what it viii bring. Fruit that is
in anything like good condition sells
readily at full prices, but the of stun
brought the average down. The local
butter market was advanced a cent
yesterday, following the lead OF Elgin.
Eggs are steady, and poultry is firm
except for broilers which are very
slow.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-16
CIEvEIAND LIVE STOCK.

CLEVELAND, July 15.-Hogs. Re-
ceipts 500; loo lower, workers. and
mixed. S905; pigs and lights. So 5;
stays 500. Cattle Receipts cars!
steady. sheep and lambs. Receipts 5
cars extremely dun soc lower, year
lings. $500 top spring lambs, $3.50
top Calves. Receipts ESQ steady; 10
SI1 80
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-16
MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK July 3 Money on call:
3 per cent Time money fT4ia per
cent FOR six months. Mercantile pa
per: 4d4a per cent. Bar silver Lon
don, asa pence. Kew York, 547sc. De-
mand sterling. si.S7.35.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-16
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Noon heat: July up &c. Dccem-
Der down &c, September down isc.
Corn. July down y September down
~sc, December down ne oats; July
down Nc, september down Ac, De
cember down a. g.
close Wheat July up Ac. Sep
TENDER up asct December up asc.
Corn July steady. September steady,
December down sc oats July down
10 September steady, December down
Sc. Provisions Firm and higher.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-16
HITTER AN ECGs.

Butter Creamery extras, 27c, frsts,
Zoe, dairy. 1Sc, packing stock, tie
per 10.
Eggs Fresh receipts. cases included.
frsts, 2o1ac, current receipts. l9c per
dOz Rcceipts SlA Gases
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-16

Perth. Scotland. where golf is now
municipal institution, f. the city
where the first act was passed in 1924
bv James T.. forbidding the playing OF
seolfe. futeball or other six unproft-
able sportes."
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-16

After searching for her sister eight
zen years. Mrs. ONO Camp. OF Fair
mont. w Va. found her only twenty
i've miles away. in Middlebourne
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-16
ToI.Eno LIVE SToCK

TOLEDO. July 15--Hogs Receipts
liberal market 5 n Toe lower. heavies
mediums workers and good pigs. 50 n
.910 Calves aMrket, strong Sheer
and lambs Market, slow.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-16

Inc IOIIOWIUE INNS Nfe piIVI
legged 10 execute orders on the
Exchange Carlyle 4 rovah w A.
W. r. Moss q Co. Lewis G Gortoh,
w +. Reilly a. Co, Geo NJ West
e Co. IL $ Warren & Co, Nm. a.
Rose x Co, W A. Neer d Co,
w. b. Mclaughlin.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-16
PLAT

N.HIH NoDDWARD-B Brick rooms
1l down oak floor and finish
'taupiut decorations and fixtures
rJrlrily Wodpru ideal location,
SA"Vu IArkcr Schunk a. Fry 701
Majestic Bldg Main $3.50
BARGAIN rooms ana bath
Ntar turd 8 small payment down,
easy terms l13 Grand-ave east.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-16
IDEAL HOME

j. SEFHiNE We Brick. central hall
living room with brick hreplace mn
sic room bedrooms and bath. front
and back stairways lot 5GNt25 with
exceptionally fine trees and shrUt-
berry $1,000 $500 down.
PARKER. SCHUNK a. FRY.
tN& Majestic Bldg Main 5O3N
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-16
587 WILLIAMS

sinai! payment down. balance easy; 5ST
lIllama. just north OF Warren 7
rooms and bath. paved street S. 500
WALTER +. DERRY
'V3 ~ hltneN Bldg Cadillac 5g0l
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-16

BusIness-likc Printing. 80 fuss and
no feathers. Tho plain neat Kind That
looks right Tlmes Printing Co.. l2
John R-st Phone Main f9s
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-16
FLORISTS.

PHONE ORDERS for flowers promptly
filed CorsaEc bouquets and funeral
designs n speciality. MRS r. Rush.
FLORIST 13G Michigan West 1918
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-16
WHY PAY RFNT2-
CLASSY RIrNCAInm

"'Ltf works district nice rooms
ell path large bedrooms paneied
ttliHS room, built-n bookcases. fqil
..9n. that is complete and modern
every respect. Sf.300, on easy
GEO II. CARPENTER,
hl9Iu 1880 sos Ford BLDG
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-16

Business-lIke Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat Kind that
looks right Times Printing Co, 10
John R-at Phone Main 1893
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-16
FoR sALE--nEsIbENoE PRornarr.
Let Ne Buy You a Home

Let Me Buy You a Home
state your price and what cakh ana
monthly installments you can pay
ana 4 VIII search Tor baFgaIna IN
any locality Owner VIII pay my
commission
Let Me Sell Your Property
~ you can give my cNsnts honest
value for their money. 1 can sell
your property.
WILBUR b. GILBERT.
Ialz-2O Majestic. NJ 1880: Grand 2Oi.
WHY PAY RENT2
When you can have a nice house OF
bungalow OF your own IN the west
slde. or North Woodward? Also
iatrNicW district az bargain prices
can and get my list
j. A. FROST.
SOl Elks' Temple Bldg
Next door Temple Theater.
Main 20Ol
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-16
FoUR RooMs. Hamilton. electric

light .....,..,..........s 500
In good condition, 5000 down 1900
3 rooms and bath mr. Fort w 2l09
rooms. mr. Gratiot . 100
t!at, Bcnitcau. rental $3.50 93O0
Elqt, mr. Grand River ... 2S75
EBERT, 300 MAJESTIC BLDG.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-07-16
ANOTHER ONE

pr those nice, new semi bungalows In
the northwest section. ready for &C.
'upahrE lias The large living room
with bay, 2 bedrooms and bath. fun
basement furnace. tubs etc. Only
Si,@o0 $500 would handle ii
GEO II. CARPENTER,
MAIN f5AV 500 Ford Bldg
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-18
BRiDGR DRAL Closed
Concludes from rsrst Pase. !

lde OF another ysar. with this line
Eep the cAntaloups associatioas can
place Representatives n each one
II the three principal citiss, With
couts out 70 look altar the Outside
lties. and In this Wv W WIN "
9ble to eliminate tho dlstst6utor.
TIE distributor y The lrsnsisd imam
der that now receives half the pro-
ceeds Of our cantaioups crop. Why
should we give some cantaloups dis
tributor from $50 70 sos PER car
FOR wiring to some commission houss
that he had diverted = carload oe
|cantaloupes 70 thsm with . total
outlay Of 7s cents for the aforssaid
message.
have got away from this bridgs
question to some extent. but nevsr-
|theless. II u more or less apropos. q
thousands Of cantalo~pss Win -
hauled across this new bridge. and
~ will also result In IL land II tAaa
|tnmediate vicinity bsing greatly en-
hanced In vaius although We would
not advise msntioning this fact %
the assessor.
This new bridge will also provide
III fine aftsrnoon drive from L. Jun-
y down to Casa on the south side Of
e river. and hack on the north side.
vice versa. which ever you pre-
fsr-one Of thss kind Of drives that
- Junta nss1s. and one that will
y Appreciated ~ Ill.
J. q. wAsHBURN. !.
La Junta. AMI ~. 1914.
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-18
MENNONITE sAxlrARlU,e

Miss Annis Heatwols. Miss Mar
tha Hershsy. of Fsirnosnt. aad Min
Laura NeuschwangsP. o. East Hol-
brook. ars helping With the work
here this wssk.
Dorothy smith. the little daugA.
ter OF J. J. Smith. Who ha1 bsen
down with the nsaslss and was on
the way 70 rscovsry. Aas taken Z cold
and contractsd DasunoniA.
Miss Anna seAvsitssr. Who has
been viii. ~ for over ysar. hsluins
With the WORK here. returned 70 her
former homs At Protection. Kan. 70
care for her ststsr. who + ssriously
~.
Mis Cora Luginbill. Of Versailles.
Mo-. Who came west some months
ago and has heen at work for Mrs.
stokssberry. has come 70 make her
homs With ~ for IN indeflnits per
iod Of tine.
Mr.. Ray 0fabb. Who underwent
an operation here some time ago for
the purposs Of attracting pus from
Ria 'unts. Dasesd away last Weduss-
day n noon. The remains were TAX
IN tn hts former hons At Indspsnd-
eucG. Kan.. for lntermont.
NJ. and Mn. A. b. Rohrsr. Of
Lancaster. Pa. while on their way
70 California about ten days ago.
stopDed here and visitsd With their
niscs. Miss Frances Nissley. ore hack
again. They iatsnd To return 70
their home In . few days and take
Miss Nissley With them.
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-18

NJ. Kauffnaa'a a1te. ~ ssllaladsl
Of the journey bsing nade ~ Eail
They expect p return II sspesnbsf,
Mir katherine HaAssa satsrt.ln.
- : large circle q frlsnds laa& asn,
DAY q he nome oe her paxsnts. Mr
and Mr. Robsrt Hansen. \ npnbsl
OF visitors fron a Jsnta ana Roshy
Ford wsss present aAd ~ oecaslou
vas greatly enjoyed ~ Ill cancssn.
ia.
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-18
RAsf llolnnoox

NJ. and Mn. ". D. besosy asU the
proud passats Of . baty slrl vha
vas bosn 70 them last lloalay. ApeiI
lSth.
About tvsaty frisads u Mis- Ivy
zoek hs,d . surprise pasty eoe ~
at ~ hsas last Tuss1ay svsaing'
ths day bsisg hsr birthday annivss'
~. A NJ Djsssant tins vas -
5oysl by ail peseeaG
Atrsn Dsrkholdee. Of HasFisea-
vilIs, w.. Who has bsea sDen1laG
~ ~ ne4tA VISITING relatives ~
frlsels b tkis vielaity anl = rsls'
moune, seturnsd hedns ~ Meoloy'
~ 1sugAtsr. Tssa1e. ~ aeeeooen'
~ NJ hsss ~, senala r. ~ 80
1lnolny MT ~ fanilv esslvel
= li6>eoek ~ 49, fyoD 1v1n
49, 49,. ~. zAde ~ ~
49, = ~ ~ oGDooeln0 - 49,!
1nno = ,11ahe ~ olooe ~
~ 1ooo1o1 ~ C6eeeolp Ynl
Il. ~ vlooo - eDoeooeoaalv -
~ ~ - ~. q
~ ~. 9. 3. Kaslfnnss ~
= - ns IGgom ~ G1c1l
= ~ ~ Qeo1 - eoeo!!
= - - ~. ~, - elen(
y l0 Julno1voa ~
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-18
locAL AlIn lilIIIlso.AL

slrs s.s ll- 81. 'is, II N. 1.V
l1ra 2. ~ HARDY. q Roely8
= soendlnG u wsek With Mn. -
Maruhall. ss
TAa Fortnishtiy Clsb will Aola ]
sssslar msstiAg saturday afeegAa11
uitA Mr.. 4. 9. Marshall. ~ Cln9u
ron avsans. AM II n II IA IA
Nh 4. 3. llassAali ana Mn nsls
cock. sistsr q Mn. walter Dulf1 y
went = kas Aninas wsdnssday Il
NJ. DsStss's car. 81 y.
Mrs- H. a. Happsll Of he Fo1ts
mount country. Who had I vesy -
ious operation psrformsd At TIE Cltx
HOSPITAL on April sth. vas ahle to
return to her home last "Wednesday
Mrs. Q. Frazier arrived home ~
wednesday from Denver. whore ~
visited friends for ! few days ~
left &hs following day for Hutehlns
son and Pittsburs. KAN. Tor X
nonth's visit. With relatives.
R. .. Cook. Of Telluride. colss.
whefo be y In the employ Of he
Junta Gold Mining Company = :
chemist. returned homo last Sunday
after Z two weeks visit with his ~
snts, Mr. and Ars. +. J. Cook.
Mrs. George H. Ross and childrsA
left Thursday morning for Elida.
Ohio. whore they sxpsct 70 make
their home during the next ysap. Mr.
Ross left yesterday 70 join tkeq.
having 70 remain over for = day u
Close up soms business affairs. {.
Dave Bols vas in from the Faif.
mount country last Tuesday aad -.
nouncsd that he killed his first MT
tlssaaks for the season Of 1914 that
morning. Il was some rattlsr. 10.
having eight rattlss and . button.
Mr.. Bols Il now coavineed that
''spSing has came" IS
Mn. z. L. Mc0sinsy went -
Morss. Colo. Wednesday. for tAe
purpose Of accompanying her daugh-
ter. Miss Mar Mc0seaey. who =
thrsatsnsA With sppsndlcisis. to tAis
city. Mis- Mc0ssnsy is one Of Tie
Santa Fs opssatoes at Morse. and b
now 1t the Santa Fs Hospital.
Colonsl A. c. sharp. Of the. United
States Army. vas . L. Junta visitor
last Saturday for the purpose Of In.
specting the local armory and the
equipment Of Company H. Second
Regiment. which returned from the
strike some one day last week. Col
onel SAarp says that La Junta has
one Of the best sauipped armories II
the stats.
0rs- G. =. Brown. acco0panie6 ~
lssr daughter. MrR G. n. Smith. vess
u Junta visltess tes ssvssel aayG
~ flrst q ~ vsek. and Wine Aese
were tie gussts Of NJ. end Mn. G.
Il. Brown. The flrst nsnsd bsing The
mother Of NJ. Brown. Thsy have
bssa living b Colombo oDrings for
several months. but were q their
way 70 Lamar. No.. whore thsy VIII
make their hone in he future. They
lsft for Lamar hast Monday.
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-18
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The Owl Literary Society met On
April 10th. The ftrst number was =
pspsr read By Bert spidel. The nsxt
number was ready speaking con-
test between 0len Wilson and Her
bsrt Rose. The subject was ''Rssolv-
81: That spring Vacations Are D.
sirabls." 0lsa Wilson won the af.
flrmative. After The program IN
reports Of The student aad faculty
critics wsrs givsn. A. so0e tima
slill rs0aiaed ~ rsst q ~ houi
was spsnt b Dasliamsaeasy drill
With Mssyl Black II Tie chair. 4
notjoa that Mr. Hunt wash the win.
doWs. snsadnsats theFseo and d.
cussioas thereto eeeuplsd the ~.
mainins tins. t*.
Lavrsacs' P. Cole. rsoressntlnG
the Univsrsity Of ColosaAo addrsss.
ID The studsats a. wednesday. He
spoks Of The dsvsleplag lnflusacs oi
sdueation. The Dsrsoa Who rsfnsss
. high school sducAtSos. hs liksasd
- ~ nan Who refusss 70 breath IN
air around hin. Incidentally he
gave ~ Uaivsssity Of Colorado 9
boost.
The tssck team hss besa tsainlnG
hard foe sens tias. Tsyouts isll-
cate that soms fast nss are dsveloD-
Ing and Reeky Ferd wiil havs % 81
~ anA hustls II ~ hoDes % via
The dual nsst occurring % Apsil
sstA.
0vias U ~ iaelsnsat wsathss
no BASEBALL ssns vas Dlaysd o. ~,
urday. Ths tsan = still tsalniaG
hard and prsdies ths dsesa& Of ail
Ths cAaraetsss h ~ oealos play,
after bsias shiftsd rsDeatsdly. havs
q last ssttled iate thsor pspDss
| places. Ths firse Deaetlee was hsll
| o. wednesday.
A esaterieai I'D eesay contest
was hsld anoag ths neubsss q ~
American Literature elass. oone
rsmarkably Sod prolueaisas vess
rcd at ths tsyesta Ths winner q
| ~ orateeieal eeatese was Ga0 Chut'
| kew aad ~ vianer q ehs sesay eea'
| ~ was Joao1o Moogo. Thooo ~.
duetioas viii ~ ssat - Doul6es 4
| - Ora1sl 80 II ~ rAak oaffl.
eleatly hisA ~ wslasss v1ll - -
asrsd = ~ slAes eeebese. q ~
D,ees.
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-18
E-...s...l rsy.s. rassor.

s:ls-GabbatA school. NJ. c. G.
Baity. suDesintsndent
|r li:oo-nofning worship. An
them by he choir.
6:30-Young Peoples meeting.
|.s 7:ao-Evenins service with ssr-
non. SPECIAL music.
+. A cordial invitatioa = sxtssdel %
~ publls - atasnd III q 49, -
vidg& ir''s,s,
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-18
! - CA 49, = y,svs.s.

- sevs1s - \ - ueln1nG
- 6cl|nss ia.11p ovon1ne ~
4 I1G1 ~ ~ - q ooooo1ee =
I - = - q q tGonoe ~ ~
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-18
n0Rzn - JUx1A xEws

Jeha stsart ieft Thursday Tor WI
eAita. Kan.
0raadna Miller + reportsd 70 b
stsadily improving.
E1via 0llum spent Friday and
Saturday n Dsnvsr.
Clifford stsman returned 70 Pu-
sesc Monday evening.
1aiss ~ Carrier returned home
Sunday from Qualis. Okla.
Ralph Mendill. Of Littis Rock.
Afk.. 4 visiting his brother. Ellis
Nsadill.
Mn. Guy Eiwick. Of Holly, d Wis
iting her parents. Mr.. and Mn. 3. L.
wnkins.
NJ. and Nrs. I. e. Osborn's infant
daughter Ruth. l. seriously III with
Dnsnmonia.
G. W. Basket and family have
moved 70 their ranch four nilss
north Of town.
Hedges Bros-. The North Ia Junta
dairymsa. have purchased =. new
Ford automobile.
Chas. Hurt was taken to tAe City
Hospital Saturday 70 b opsrated on
for appsndicitis.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Christian church met with Mrs.. John
Washburn Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. James Broonfisld
cslsbratsd their fiftieth wedding an
nivsrsary Wednesday. April 18th.
Division No. : Of the Pastors Aid
Of the u. e. church met with Mn. ].
H. Lynear Wednesday aftsrnooa.
Mn. Rella Sullivan. Of Pueblo.
spent Friday and Saturday with her
parsats. Mr.. and llrs. .. L. wilkins.
Edward wilkins returned from
Fort Collins. where be has been at
tending school at the Asricsltsral
College.
4 box social viii b. givsn at
0room's hall. Monday evening. April
3oth. Procseds VIII 60 to the North
Ia Junta hall club.
Gordon Simmons and Howard FL
der. Of Company H. Of the Colorado
National Guards. returned from the
strike sons Thursday last.
The six months old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. 9. q. Grimes passsd
away Friday night. Ths funsral
vas held Sunday aftsInooa.
NJ. Grimes and his Oldest dsugA-
Ter returned saturday from Okla
bona where they have bssa spend-
Ing several weeks for her health.
ne North L. Junta hall playess
net It Oroom's Hall Moaday even
~ aaA pesfsees1 - essnnlaaa1ea:
Jack Ks,logg was elscted nanaess
aad Ross Ravis capeaia.
A. Arbor nay Drogrsa vas rsa-
dsesl yesterday aftssneoa q ~
North L. Junta sehool. Tres were
plaatsd aleag he vssl ~ .of The
grounds. Judss Wallis save . very
intsrsstins talk.
a dsslsuctive fire broke out IN The
home Of John Brown Moaday sftsr-
neon. Il Consumed Tie houss and
practically al the housshold goods.
We undsrssand that ths furniture
was iasassd - ven - ~ houss.
TAs houss bsioass u Rush 0eedoa.
Ths North Il Junta Weuan's
Club net at he nome Of Mra Z. J.
Wlastaslsy last Saturday. Mrs.
MA Fraak wisdom vas slsctsd %
menbssship. The offieses elected
were: President. Miss Mssy stuart:
vics-prss3dsat. Miss Estsila No
lGanus: ssesstasy. MrA Lynsas: tssa-
susse. Mrs. olroas: Denbsr Of ths n
bsasy hoard. Miss Masy Beatty. 4
papse a. charitable sseisliss vas
rcd b. Mn. Rush oeedea.
HAsF ss0l.nooox
NJ. and N1n. ". D. Besosy esU he
prosd passnts Of baoy slrs Who
vas ION 70 them last leoaeay. Apei1
1StA.
La Junta tribune., 1914-04-18
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Dltls Sehoel q o:ls. Nh. Mary
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A. II. Osborn, The Jeweler

also have the same power as to va
cancies when such occur in the list of
appointments. 1t is presumed the
governor and federal appointing
power will follow out the program as
outlined by the committee.
Bridgewater-The parties having
the contract to move the German
Baptist church building of this city,
to a point fourteen miles distant,
near the town of Monroe, have after
two months hard work, thrown the
contract up, leaving the building
stranded on a grade in the public
highway in Union township, six miles
east of here. The township authori-
ties are in a dilemma to know what
disposition to make of the building
which In its present position blocks
the highway.
Pierre-A dozen ears would have
been required to haul the nongame
fish which have been taken from the
streams and lakes of the state the
past year under the supervision of
the game department. The reports
filed show the quantity of fish in the
different classes which have been
taken from the streams and lakes of
the state the past year under the SUI
pervision of the game department.
The reports filed show the quantity
of fish in the different classes which
have been taken out, buffalo leading
with 423,100 pounds; carp, 32,075
pounds; pickerel, 2,200 pounds;
suckers, $40 pounds, and red horse,
$40 pounds. The reports also show
that the waters OF the state which
are being seined for these nongame
food fish are also being cleared of
gar. over 1000 of these being taken
out of small stretch of the Jim
river.
Deadwood-George b. Porter of
this city has received from Governor
Byrne his commission as special emu