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The Ordway new era., 1915-04-23
AeRArEfuL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

Mr.. F. G. Case of Welcome Lake.
Pa, writes: Il suffered with Back
ache and Kidney Trouble. My head
ached, my sleep was broken and un-
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-23
Same Thin,

Same Thing.
"Oh. dear! l must do something to
reduce my weight. ! weigh hum
dred and sixty"
Stripped"
We'll, in my dancing frock."
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-23
Forest Officers as Game wardens.

Forest Officers AZ Game Wardens.
Denver.-It is reported by local for
estry officials that all field officers OF
the forest service in Colorado will con-
tinue to serve as deputy state game
wardens without pay for another year.
The list of eligibles for reappointment,
submitted to the state game commits
sioner by the district forester at Dem
yer consists OF 174 forest officers. In
cluding supervisors. deputy super
.visors, forest assistants and rangers,
all Of whom hold permanent federal
appointments in the state. The sue
cess attending this form Of coopera-
tion between the state and federal au-
thorities in the matter Of game pro-
tection is said to have led to the an
nual reappointment. as deputy state
game wardens. of all field officers Of
the forest service since the year 1906.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-23
Eoyp. Ban. Ab.inthe.

Cairo.-A proclamation has been is
sued here prohibiting the sale of alb
sinthe throughout Egypt.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-23
Mccain j. Health Board Member.

Denver.-Dr. Addison C. Mccain
has filed his oath Of office as a mem
ber OF the State Board Of Health with
the secretary of state. He was re-
Gently appointed to the position by
Governor Carlson.
Orders appointing D. R. Hatch Of
Golden a member of the board OF
control of the State Industrial School
for Boys and Mrs. Ellen Van Kleeck
a member of the board of the State
Industrial School for Girls were filed
by the governor. John E. Field, state
engineer, is succeeded in office by A.
A. Weiland, whom Governor Carlson
appointed. Field will devote his en-.
tire time to his duties as a member
of the state land board and as engi.
neer for the board.
The Ordway new era., 1915-04-23

Only nonsalaried ONCE is COM
PEELED to seek the man.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-06

upon an the question: before the i, city
Seon SSSnc!.: When the legality !of any such
ton He shall have. the control Of ali
!ielxation In which the city may BE- in
IS. ssrcsss1 2: party thereto or other.
the higher court when % rsaaiPeS. iPeSa ,usa 10
yect 70 the general direction OF the city
assp N. :, a,s,nns shaii b. HI, further duty 10
sriy co "ompii.s i"efs and d the ,nss.yy si,y prGP.
shall receive a salary Of -Four Hun
arsa in, L,ghiy Dollars per annum. pay.
courts of record and such other ,.,v,.'
- ~ ~ no shall render. which are not
enumerated or contemplated above. he
sns.i sasI fecrivc such additional comp.n.
mine. ' "''''
,, =, -, J. y. LAMB. Mayor
Arrest w. BROWN. city clerk
oi La Junta, Dtrro county. Colorado. ia
ms.t"ny ,,'y ccriliy that the foregoing ordt.
nah nan. was placed on its first rradins
lrrf reading at - regular me.tinp of
the city council OF the city OF la JuY
"a, .a,s on Monday. February !, 1915. aud The
w tn. la Junta Tribune. q n.wsnan"f
oi general CIRCULATION published Ia the
fr o, la JrniH. on the 9th day OF
saSiiea.Ion Vas mad. snd ma,. the ,S.a sn,a firs,
asss before the final passage OF said
passed and adopted d"n on tho ~ f., anY ANAL. =,
March 4. -, 1919. at n regular meet
ing od the city council Of the city o.
s .s :unts. and was paused and adopted
called and recorded: A
Ay:.-Aidrrsnen Draper. Black. War.
"er; nInn.cnship. Davis aud Moore
.Witn:ss my hand and the seal of IN.
ssvy OF Ia Jvnss. this ID day of March.
trEAt.D
4 ". HRowN. city c,.,t
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-06

Eotic. II further hereby given that
all other persons desiring 10 file an
application To i.asc this tract of land
niusf file same In this office prior to
lease the above described lands viii
be considered after raid date,
v. 4. uDggATT.
Register State Board i.and Commits.
First publication March g. 1915.
Last pubiIrhtion March -, 1915
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-06

ers. Sounds logical. His system
has proved 4 paying proposition a.
kendalls store In doing good buat-
ness. He has raised the standard Of
efficiency Of his sales people In the
last year. and I believe there Is no
mercantile establishment In this
vicinity In which the clerks are
more efficient or more accommodate
Ing. And might add that there 10
none In which the clerks take more
pride In the store in which they are
employed.
asked him II he believed in ad-
vertising only when be had some
thing to say.
YES" said he. II do. But Thea
I could write an ad every day In ths
year about this store and advertise
a different barsaia or say soasthinQ
different about the store without re.
peating myself"
Some store!
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-06
MENNONITE sANITARluM.
By ). q. O'i~sry.

Lands Dcniinscr is driving the
bus during the illness Of our faithful
coachman. l.. l.. Downcy.
n. W. Patterson will deliver his
postponed lecture on his South
American travels here Sunday after
soon st ::30 o'clock.
Tho author Of these items extends
his sympathy and condolences 70 the
editor Of the Tribune on account Of
ehe loss Of bis wife.
Miss Margaret Kaufman. one Of
eAe faithful employees Of the sasi.
oaslsn isft here Tuesday. she has
oeeeptsd . position In L. Junta. Her
Dlaes u ths culisssy department has
oooa lIlled Temporarily b. Mlss No
o0n1a Woagee.
Min Aasa Diilss. Of Hssseea.
8An.. y guese q tAs raash heueo.
~ We aseo0paaied b. hes brothss.
~ = plDoos. wtoee ~ 10 1eaasae
~ ogoof. '10 cassl. Coeeeo1e
~ 01nb.~ = - ealy sspleooeoeu g
~ haslV aoeesu.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-06
ss11sesee Ne. ~

4 1siSE|'s!E'lssgss 'E|is S''Isz WIN z'as!s
,: q Sfxsi:s s.. sss city cssse,, Of
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-06
Ordnance No. ss,.

AN ORDNANCE REGULATING THE
Be II ordained by the City Council OF
the city OF La Junta: ,
Section THAT all gas. gasoline,
oil or charcoal stoves or heating de-
vices shall be placed on iron stands at
supports unless the burners are at
least five inches above the base with
meta, guard plates four inches below
or lighting device shall be used In any
room where gasoline or any other vo-
iatile fluids are stored or handled
and sSar hsasisS %sSsss shall 70 Ss
made by rigid metal pipes, For. small
portable gas heating devices. flexible
metal tubing may be used. proyide.
there is no valve or other shut-off on
the device,
Section a,-Aii gas services shall be
proyided with stop cock outside of the
the gas may be shut off In case of fire
Section Am gas service pipes and
other building shall be tested under n
five pound pressure before the admis-
sion OF gas to such building
Section BIT shall he the duty of
the City Engineer TO see that the pro.
Visions Of this ordinance are complied
with and to remove or cause TO be re-
SS ana As :ss CT
move any service pipe not supplied
with outside stop cocks as herein pro-
vlded.
Section s.-Any or all persons who
shall violate any Of the provisions OF
this ordinance or fall to comply there
with shall severally for each and ev-
cry violation and Noncompliance re-
Of La Junta, upon conviction therefor.
th. sum Of S:5 and each ten days that
erohibtted conditions are maintained
81 ". nrown. clerk Of the city OF
La Junta. do hereby certify that the
foregoing ordinance was placed on ita
first reading and was duly read and
paused ON its first reading. at regular
meeting OF the city council Of said city
ON Monday. March !. 1918.
H. W BROWN. City Clerk.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-06
JSsney Bus ExesssSoa."

A most eonsenial company Of la-
dies were conveyed to the home OF
Mrs.. Roy McKelvey on last Tuesday
morning. going via J. A. McKslvey's
Paramount Jitney Bus Route.
The ladies' carried we'll filled bas-
kets and At the noon hour = sump-
tous dinner was enjoyed. The Ia
dies who enjoyed the day were Mrs.
U. A. Crooks. Mss. r. J. Wilson. Mrs.
Alice Dodds. Mrs. Rhoda Resd and
Iittle daughter. Mn. A. n. Moore,
Mrs. Mary Finger. Of La Junta and
Mrs. J. A. McKelvey. and Mrs. J. T..
1r-lan. Of Paramount.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-06
ss.A'ssss r.s'ss.. 70, Ds..A.,s.

IN the matter Of George II. Daring
~ ".nkfny, In b..krmptcy.
TO the Honorable tsobSrt r. LAWN
Judge Of the District Court of ths
mni,sd states for the District Of Col.
De.rse u. Daring. OF Rocky Ford. IN
the County Of otsfo. and state III ssoi..
,sa ,ssa"; .espeeuuiy rspressnt. that on
h.' ~ ., 90, ,", January last past,
rupt under the Acts Of con.
gfcs. relating TO bankruptcy. that he
nss nuIy surrendered all his property
sn1 ,,ghn ~ property. and has fully
complied with all requirements Of said
acts and Of the orders Of The court
touching his bankruptcy.
Wherefore he pfays that he NAV
ss decreed ey the court % have a run
uisehars. from all debts provabie
AGAINST his estate under said bank rupl
ast.. except such debts Hs are esrepts "a
w law Iron, such discharge.
"a Dsssg TINS ssth day Of February. A.
0eoR1E H. DARING. Banhrup,
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-06
rer~...., M-ss.s,.s'.. N.Uc-.

TIL. permanent registration for th.
city OF la Jgnta has been completed
aud IL now on iil. at 'h. oife. OF the
county. Colorado. and viii he open
for inspection al amy tim. during OF.
flee hours for period OF sixty days
Upon application and without
voucher. any error or errors In the
registration Of any such eiectof VIII
be corrected Also any such eiectof
Who has not been registered may on
like application In pefson. aud With.
out voucher register IN his proper
has moved from one pfecinct 10 an.
other msy have bis registration
THe HoARp op COUNTY CONNIE.
Nt0NEsS or oTEto COUNTY.
". Z. BARNARD. Chairman.
"a pSsiicssion. Msssh M isi.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-06

I must therefore fine you the price
Of . drink for all Of my men"
The poor American had to buy
drinks for sixty soldiers and was
then permitted to go on his way.
The sporting editor says: A
couple of ball players came to town
last week looking for work and hop
ing they would not find II. They
were given Jobs In the trenches"
mot the kind you fight In, but the
kind you lay gas pipes in). They
were introduced TO the business end
Of . ball bearing pick and common
ordinary shovel No. 2. This turned
out to be an insult and they shock
the dust Of the city froa their fest
and grabbed . rattler. thus leaving
the La Junta baseball club flat on
its hack.
This wintry weather just suits
ne. Il looks like real winter whoa
there Is two or three inches Of snsv
ON the ground. Il also seems to
make . hit with the young ladies uf
Ia Jsata. who show their contemVt
Of the weather BY going around wtth
their wish bones exposed 70 the cold
vintry breeses. They have moro
nerve than I have.
Manager Clarence II. Brown, os
the Kendall Dry Goods Company. n
. thorough believer IN newspaper
sdvsstisins. Hs doss not believe In
advertisins once . aoath or twice Q
year. bus keeps at L al the time.
He wants 70 ssii goods every day and
says that be must kssp the store con.
tinualIy In the minds OF his custom
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-06
ss.sr.y AA,srssss.s.s.

Notice In hereby given to whom II
may concern that the following de-
seribcd -stray animal Was taken w
on or about February 20. 1919 To-
wit: one two year old black horse
colt. cut on right hind hook. unbrahd-
ed
said animal being unknown fo this
board. unless claimed by the owner on
OF b.for. March 10, 1915, said estray
III OF the owner when found
STATE HOARD OF STOCK ISsPEc-
TioN COMMISSIONERS
Denver. Colo
rir,, publication. February :.. 1915.
Las, publication, March 6. lsls
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-06
mckinneys'
Dope

Moike Hogan. me lad. Of dare -
70 COON out loike . nan and sAow
me the sight ~ yer mag. ON stDd
- back TO the ould sod fasther than
70 came. takin' the names ~ yer
betthers In vain. ye omadhaun
whatever that is). 'Tis . good
thing fur ye. me lad. thot ye gave
ne good mind. Gus winiky. no back
talk. at tall. II the truth vas known
OF how no doubt ye left the ould cod
70 kaye from foigtin' the Doeeeh.
nan. and ye purity nigh wss licked
By van Of thin afthsr all.
A newspaDer man cane to Doug.
las. Aris.. from Sonora. the other
day with . hard luck story. H was
stopped BY some Of Carrassa's col.
disrs about forty milss south Of
Aqua Prista. They asked him "a
show bis pass from Gen. Gales. the
Gamma co0manAer IL Norshsra
soaoss. He showed hts pass aad
that made then msd for thsy
thought he did aot have oae. TAs
''t3sass" In conaao1 ct the oeldissu
sosced hin at Tie point of his ~
TEL 70 dance la ~ eeaA. Thea ~
sAld. "You have . pass froo Gales.
all right. but you have 70 psrmit %
dance ON the public Highways. aud
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-06
s~'"s "a,

section >. All revenue: derived iss.sSSe rom
the water plant ef the city Of Ia Jun.
"a n aursns ,h. ss,a ., fiscal year shall =.
aud spSr, from al other fund. sss,ase Ssions.
s,s lns 70 - ,a,d s,,s s.,,,; and AZ warrant:
q said wa,s. f' pian, ' ,o..,s! sS wn;ss slnss
sidsn,si... "waisr Plan, in.erss,
.ss b. Ssia on. Aas u e. rsssnu.. rSs from
said water plant and no warrant on
any other fund or funds shall be paid
,. 2! pisn ,ns from snr ss,a
Ing water works bonds. drawn on tie
sintins fund
plant as%aiass sss' !" the s' ei.s sa,a s.s.,
eayna oa .sa r. sssa. :s. g. 90. ss, sps,
sa~n n'rs :. Il 4. .:s: s.nS sSrs sos 70
payment Of the water bonds Of said
ss ,:.....:s :. =. Z: *. =: s..s "a. x,
Ssss:.s .ss meath :: I: AZ ~ scs :sT q
s..Ss. s:sss 'i' y. v.. ..ls sFo% :.t @:
Sss: s:. a. sSs e ss:p..: g. ::':; 3:
=: s.:s:': sss:."S sss: "a q; 1ssGi;:S;
sss5s q sks ely. sss a"a sAs s sum siSs: ss~siss::
;Tss;.ss sasns. fssss In Srspsfsien q
Attest: = ". ii,6wN. &C CO Ssis S.issss
II vi. BroNa. city clerk of the city
e z j.nt., oi:ss esssiy. Colorado. a.
nance Wa. placed on tts first reading
and vas duly read and passed ON jVs
!!rss .sadins ns 9 vssular meeting %
ts.on Menjay FEBRUARY -, tsis,and the
same was thereafter published IN full
IN the La Junis Tfib9ne. = newspapos
city OF Ia jsnts. on the :esh dny of
February. 1918. and th. said first
publication vas made more than ten
day. before its final passage of said
That said ordinance was finally
gss..a and adspi.d on the is, day u
March. a y. isit. az y regular meet.
ihe OF the slts council Of the
city Of ia iynts. sn1 was passed
adopted By the following vote, the
nays being called and fecofded:
..Ayes-Aldefmen draper. Hack.
Werner. liishksnship. Davis and Moore
Viinsss ny hand and the seal Of
re SIsy cs la jania. this ~ day ef
r ~ NNowN. eytv c,s,t.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-06
ORDER or NOTICE THEREON

81: !; 4; {, { :;:;: : s
~ ~ 9 St21|
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-06
xsesee 81 Vseel ssesIs.sse.

In the matter. Of the essas: Of chryses.
tom y. peaas; Odd asss.ses .,s.r :s., q, Mon.
ssy: ,hs s's a.y Q, Mach. A. a o. q, ',s n.
March term o. tie ss,n e..n'y Z, s?yss ,o,.sa p,
L ], Addison belds. Adsntn,straser. cs
said estate, will appear before ~:
judge Of said court present my iin,l
the approval Of the same. and vii
then apply 60 he dischsfsed as such
administrator. A. which time and
rssr and present objections 20 the
same " any. there be 49,
dated 81 La Jas,s. Colorado. Fsb'
''' !. ADDISON poDpr
Administrator Of the estate OF chfys.
ostom ~ bedis. deceased,
y,,.' sn,,s sss,,s:,.sn s:,.n hssss sssrsssr', ''
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-06
NssI-e 81 Appaseasssa - lsease stat
0s000a.

Office Of the state Board Of Land Com
m,sslensrr. Denver. Colo. February
Notice is hereby given that J. =.
office address, 10 Sit Ideal building.
hsnysr. Colo. Olney Springs. Colo.
~ made application No. A. 1884
To lease the following described
School and Indemnity School Lands.
situate In otero County. Colorado. to-
Wit:
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-06

= them ~ their places u rsssdsnes -
Witness. the. honorable Robert 4.
seal thereof. az Pueblo. in the said dis-
srict on the ?sth day OF February. A.
seal or THE COURT,
CHARLES w. BISHOP, Clerk
- Gardner u. GrAens. Deputy Clerk.
Nssire 81 Appassatss. - i.esse ssass
Nt Lands.
Office Of the State Board of Land Com.
nissioners. Denver. Colo. February
Notice is hereby given tha, Reuben
=. inse: whose postoffice address 10
No. A 3Se5 to lease the following de.
ocribed Indemnity School Lands. situate
IN OterO county. Colorado. to-wit:
North half OF northeast quarter. Sec
ton !. township 2? south. range 50
Northwest quarter Of section 9. town
ship 2? south. range 81 west
North half of pection -. township
81 south. range 81 west.
Notice Is further given. that all
cation to lease this tract OF land must
file the same In this office prior to
April ]. 1915. AS no other application
to lease the above described lands will
be considered after said date.
Register State Board Land Commls-
sioners.
First publication. March 6. 1915.
Last publication. March %. 1915,
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-06
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The Washington times., 1915-02-05
TO ASK CARS FOR
|. EAST POTOMAC PARK
Enuineer Officer Hart to Rec.
ommend legislation in Next
Annual Report.

A recommendation to Congress for
Hesitation permitting the extension OF
street car lines to East Potomac Park,
which IA to be ltted out as q public
recreation ground. will be made In the
next annual report Of Col. w. w.
Harts. engineer officer In charge of pub
lie buildings and grounds. Lieut.. Col.
H. Taylor, acting chief Of engineers. 30
notified George w. Evans. president OF
the west End Citizens Association. in a
letter today. replying to resolution
recently adopted by that association
urging street car extensions in the
park.
No recommendation will be made at
present for car lines in West Potomac
Park, as the present roadways are not
designed for heavy traff1c.
In notifying the West End citizens OF
the Governments plans. Colonel Taylor
transmitted a favorable report by
Colonel Harts, which said:
1.-THE subject Of an electric car line
through Potomac Park has been care
fully studied by the Commission Of Fine
Arts and by this office. TIE needs Of
the public for better access to this
mark are fully recognized. The location
Of any car line involving tracks must
be such as to assist and not to inter-
fere with the future correct develop
ment Of this unusual park.
IAN extension Of the Fourteenth street
line south, passing under tho railroad
The Washington times., 1915-02-05

embankment and reaching the part of
embankment.. and reaching the part OF
bo public recreation field Is loop
that could be readily made at an early
date or as soon as an acceptable design
for this part OF the park is obtained.
The Washington Railway and Electric
Company. which operates this line down
Fourteenth street. has expressed will
ingness to extend its lines into the park
by such a loop.
Motor busses. electric and gasolene
motor vehicles for passenger traffic
weighing not more than 5000 pounds are
The present Park roadways are for light
traffic. and will not carry heavier ve-
hicles safely"
The Washington times., 1915-02-05
Appetite Follows
Good Digestion

Nearly everyone induiges their
apf elite and the digestive organs
arc abused, resulting in a congestion
OF poisonous waste that clogs the
bowels and causes much misery and
distress.
The most effective remedy to cor
rect this condition is the combiia-
tion OF sii'iplc laxative herbs with
pei SIN. known as Dr.. Caidwrlrs
s?iCb Pepsin. This IL a natural.
i'c"Fant-tasting remedy, gentle vet
h1S'tive in acton, and quickly re-.
licves indigo st!on. constipation, sick
headaches. belchiny, etc. Drug stores
sell DIR. Caldwcll's Syrup Pepsin at
nifty cents and one dollar a bottle,
and in thousands of homes It is the
indispensable family remedy. For
free trial bottle write DR.. w. b,
Caldwell. 452 Washington St.. Mon
ticello, Ills.
The Washington times., 1915-02-05
Fisher to Interpret
Great West to the East

Frederick vining Fisher. manager OF
the bureau OF lecturing Of the Panama
lectures on "Our own America" al
Woodward 4 Lothrop's Auditorium on
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday OF
Mr.. Fisher spent his youth in the East
Yale. He has spoken In nearly every
state IN the East interpreting the great
In his lecture, Mr.. Fisher shows views
and gives descriptions Of the Grand
Canyon. the Old Missions and high
Sierras through which exposition trav-
elers from the East will pass. and gives
many views Of the Panama canal.
A wealth Of rare art slides and motion
pictures enrich the Fisher lectures.
The Washington times., 1915-02-05
LET P0SLAm
RESTORE YOUR
A|llNC skin

Just give Poslam q chance to show
how greatly It can benefit your Eczema,
Itch. Scaling Skin, Rash. Pimples, or
other skin trouble. 1t 10 intense in
healing power. antiseptic; cannot pos
sibly harm. AS soon as spread upon
the skin. itching stops. You feel re-
lief and know that it 10 doing good.
Improvement shows every day until the
trouble with all its ugly manifestations
Is driven away.
Your druggist sells Poslam. For free
sample write to Emergency Labora-
tories, 80 West 18th Street. New York.
Poslam Soap is non-irritating. abso-
lutely pure Luxurious and beneficial
for daily use. toilet and bath.-Advt.
The Washington times., 1915-02-05
SONG RIVALRY
SAVES HIS LIFE

PASSAlC FALLS, N. j., Feb.
S. - Charles Steinheaver
stood at the brink Of the
falls mechanically ges-
turing his intent to commite
suicide. As his swan song
he sang Die Wacht am
Rhein."
Patrolman John Jorlett saw
him, but could not urge the
would-be-suicide to leave his
perilous position.
Jorlett started a competitive
concert. He sang ITS a
Long Way to Tipperary."
Steinheaver got mad, and came
down to fight.
He rests in Jail, instead of the
river.
The Washington times., 1915-02-05
A Single Application
Banishes Every Hair
(The Modern Beauty

Here y how any woman can easily
and quickly remove Objectionable. hairy
growths without possible injury to the
skin: Make paste with some powdered
delatone and water. apply to hairy sur
face and after 2 or 3 minutes rub off,
wash the skin and the hairs are gone
This ia a painless. inexpensive method
and. excepting where the growth Is un.
usually thick. a single application ia
enough. You should. however, be care.
ful to get genuine delatone-Advt
The Washington times., 1915-02-05
Bus Runs All Night.

SPOKANE, Wash. Feb. 5.-All night
jitney service and automobile service at
81 are being considered by the Jitney-
mems Association. A set Of rules is to
be adopted by the association, to which
all jitney drivers belong, to place a
ban on drinking among drivers and to
abolish the practice of overcrowding
tho buses.
The Washington times., 1915-02-05

United States for ''jitney" services.
He sees within a year the Inauguration
Of ftwelve-passenger, specially designed
routes that will provide even to those
living In isolated parts Of the District
quick transportation to and from their
homes. He argues that Washington's 9
smoothly paved streets and avenues are
ideal for comfortable riding in ''jitney
buses" and that the service will re-
place all other forms of transportation.
The Washington times., 1915-02-05
Order Line Extensions.

PORTLAND, Ore. Feb. 6.-The public
utilities commission is preparing regu-
lations requiring jitney buses to extend
their service to districts not now served
by the street railway company, 50 that
residents Of these districts will not
have so far to walk to a car.
The Washington times., 1915-02-05
Licenses Made Necessary,

DIES MONIES, Iowa. Feb. 5.-Weather
conditions this week proved a boom to
the jitney business. Fifty machines are
running when the street cars are hav-
ing a hard time to get anywhere. Taxi
licenses for jitney drivers have been
required by city authorities.
The Washington times., 1915-02-05
Schedules Established.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Feb. 6.-Agree-
ments have been signed by jitney driv-
ers establishing regular schedules be-
tween business and residence sections.
The Washington times., 1915-02-05
Open New Service.

WEBB CITY. Mo-. Feb. 5.-Jitney bus
service has been started between Webb
City and Carterville.