La Junta tribune., 1915-06-19

time In Q debate he was getting the
best Of his opponent who grew angry
and cuFtiy remarked:
III you were not blind I'D surely
give you thrashins!"
my dear SIR" said Mr.. Gore, do
not feel that way about II; just blind
fold yourself and come on"
But st that Fetort his opponent
cooled down and they proceeded
with the debate.
There was . very interesting and
unusual case In the district court one
day this week. In which man vas
tried and convicted Of stealing his
wife's clothes. The man was charg-
ed with burglary. but the jury
brought In verdict Of petty larceny.
and the judge gave him q sentence Of
sixty days In the county jail. There
In an unmarried Judge not over .
hundred miles away from La Junta
who made the declaration that he
would have dismissed the case In
stanter II Il had been brought before
him. as he IL OF the opinion that .
married man has perfect right TO
steal his own wife's clothes II he
wants 70. He thinks that Is a privi-
lege that should be guaranteed to
every married man-both In law and
equity.
Bone meal IL probably the best
commercial fertilizer 10 use on \
lawn. Bone meal can be used with.
out taking any special caution In its
application. a. II IL In no way injuri-
Gus to grass. Eight pounds TO 1000
square feet IL q liberal application.
Any commercial fertilizer that Il
used should BE- applied early In the
spring when the grass begins to
grow. In fact. bone meal can be
used to advantage every month dur
ing the growing season. except pes-
haps July and August. Fertiiising
through the season IL especially beae-
fetal In ksspine the srass stimulated
at times when Il would othsswtss -
more or less inactive. Pulverised
limestone ~ . top dressing 10 very
helpful a. an application OF this sub
stance can BE- made either In the fall.
winter or spring. Lime corrects the
acidity Of the surface soil and 10 use
ful In checking the growth Of moss
and other plants that are detrimental
to the grass.
3. Il. Mendeison received Q post
card Thursday morning from bis son.
Dr. X. W. Mendelson. who 10 on hts
way 10 Servia for service under the
Red cross Society. Il Was dated
Gibraltar. early this month-the ex-
act date being indistinct. and says:
Held up here at Gibraltar on &C.
count Of contrabrand. Expect to
get out tonight. Took . German off
Of ship. Fine weather. and also feel
fine. Not . s.rk day. Many trans
ports here tound for Dardeaelles.
Ralph made his first trip across the
Atlantic fourteen years ago. and Was
. very sick younester on the journey.
losing fourteen pounds. and had TO
be taken off the ship on . stretcher.
He probably did not contemplate this
trip with any pleasurabie sensations
but had . decidedly different experi.
ence. Mr.. Mendelson also recentiy
received = telegram announcing his
sons safe arrival In Athens on June
sth.
Mr.. sAd Mrs. W. r. Raber. accom-.
panied BY Miss Stone. and e. =.
Stone. all Of Pueblo. were Ia Junts
visitors last Wednesday. Ms. Ra-
Der II general manager Of the Ar
ksnsas Valley Railway. Light asd
Power Company. and NJ stone su.
pesintendsat Of lishtias and Dowes
II Pueblo.
G. =. helm returned hoas lase
wednesday nisht from . thrse vssks'
so3ourn 10 Southern aad Csatsal u.
lieoss. whsss Ae wsat % . Deoeoece.
ing trip for nsv seetlsss II ths ersae-
80 asrieulsusal tsssitesy q ~ fAss
q she easth-tAe ASkaasns VALLEY.
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seoe vheeA - ~ ase oseeiag WI
weasy q Q eeatiaual roual q esoo
fa10ures. Thsy ha1 go ~ yeas,
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