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The Monte Vista journal., 1915-01-09

The year just closed, we hope,
has been a profitable one to you,
and we hope that our efforts to
serve have been satisfactory.
Efficient service, good goods and
honest prices will continue to be
the three essentials predominant
ing our policy this year, a. in the
past, which we believe is what
you want.
Abbott-Goodding Drug Co.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-01-09
MONTE VISTA WINS

Monte Vista defeated Del Norte
at ten pins Tuesday night on the
local alleys, getting revenge for
their defeat a week ago at Del
Norte. Following is the score:
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-01-09

Mrs. f B. Gibbs left Monday
night for Cowan, Ind, being
called on account of the serious
illness Of her mother.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-01-09

Frank Stephens left Tuesday
evening for Denver. On his re-
turn he will bring back a new
Paige overland for Mark Franck.
lin.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-01-09
FOR SALE
Pure white Wyandotte cock
rels at North Farm.

The Ladies' Aid Of the Baptist church
will hold four food and apron sales on
the last four Saturdays in January at
Kerr x Graves office.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-01-09

b. A. Gibson returned Wednes-
day from San Acacio and San
Luis, where he had been OIL bust.
ness.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-01-09

WANTED-A position a. houseksepe,
by woman with 8-ysar old daughter
Call Monte 528F4
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-01-09

Mrs. Frank Hanna returned to
Creede Monday after spending the
holidays with relatives in Monte
Vista.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-01-09

p. b, Groesbeck, of the soldier,
home, left Tuesday for La .Jara
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-01-09

Miss Chown of Center left Mon
day for Pueblo to resume her
studies.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-01-09
TEMPERANCE MASS
MEETING AT M. E. CHURCH

The w. G. T. U. will not hold
their usual meeting on Jan. 18th,
as announced, but on Jan. 14th, at
1880 p. M, a temperance mass
meeting will be held in the Metho-
dist church for national amend
ment day. A fine program will be
given, in which the pastors will
take part. James p. Veerkamp
will speak on question of vital
interest. A male quartette and Or
chestra will furnish special music
Everybody is invited to attend.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-01-09

Millard Powell and family ar
rived in San Diego, California, on
December 23d. Their trip over
land was made without mishap, al
though they ran into heavy snow
at one place, which delayed them
somewhat
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-01-09

Mrs. VIM. Hildebrandt and son
Willis returned home Wednesday
after a three months visit in At
tica, Indiana. Leaving st. Louis,
Mrs. Hildebrandt says they expe-
rienced the terrific snow storm of
Monday, which was the worst she
had ever seen.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-01-09

You get quick, prompt service, when
you eat at the GRAND.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-01-09

Bert Pearson, who has been
threatened with typhoid, is i'm
proved.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-01-09
A GOOD FARMER

Can rent quarter section 81 miles west
OF the Gunbarrel, west Of Center, on
very favorable terms. A. NJ. ISBELL.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-01-09
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
A Columbia grafonols good as new.
Phone l67W.
The Monte Vista journal., 1915-01-09
We Will Take Inventory
OF Our Stock on Feb'y 1st

and at that time want the stock of Merchandise be
the smallest amount possible to carry In order to
reduce the stock and close entire assortment of
Winter merchandise before February 1st we have placed
all seasonabe goods display and sale at the most sac
rcng prices offered high class merchandise
You realize what money saving event this will
be when you read the following partial list of slaughtered
prices.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-20
rass Lyo. NJ Dsedss -

Frank Kreybill. Of Las Anilnas
secretary Of the Fort Lyoh q Ral
Company. was Z Ia Junta visltot Hast
Tuesday. and called q Tie oefiee Of
the great family joufnal = leave
the COPY for the 1913 annual reDor,
Of the Fort Lyon canal ComUeny
which will b puhlishsd IN ponphlet
form In this office. This rsGest has
always been publishsd By ths 18th
Brooks Printing Company n Den
yer in previous years. but Mr.. xrey-
bill ID going 70 try patronising home
industry Just once and 80 how he
makes out. We have promised to
do just as good job ~ the Denvei
firm and have NO fear - to The out
come. Our equipment. althoNgh not
quite rs large ~ the Denver firm, 4
Just ~ good. and We feel confideni
in our ability to guarantee qualify
printing that will equal that turned
out anywhere. II you are from Mis-
souri, we are prepared 10 give you 0
demonstration any old time.
Mr.. Kreybill says that the Bis
dredGe which has been throwing ~
dirt for . protecting bank at the
Adobe reservoir. has complstsd IL
work and is now being disma1olsd
The big dredge has been ensaes1 On
the work Of widening the supply 6ltet
Of the Fort Lyon Canal Company fbl
. period Of four yesrs. and a. 4 has
been working twenty-four houre 4
day during that time. Il has in ~
" been In service for eight yeaso. i
is worn out now. and while the Ouot
parts Of Il will b saved. the ba1ales
viii 90 to the scrap heap.
The dredse originally cost 49,.
ooa. and with . shovel Of tve aat
oae half yards capacity moved . 70
tal Ut s.371.s37 yards Of dirt - y
average cost Of four csats pr eobos
yard. Including ths first cost q ~
drsdse. The monthly ezcavo11es
vas about 7s.ose yarda
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-20
FOOTBALL BY AN ExPERr.
An Elucidating Description os Go1ne
of the Fine Points Of the Oaae IN
With Jack Lacy % he lob.

There are . few Of us who have
never been initiated into the myp-
teries and fine points OF the game a
football, and there are also Z few of
us who never want to be. A write
up Of the game ~ she really isto
the uninitiated--and which was -
pecially appreciated by yours truly.
appeared In recent issue OF the
Rocky Ford Gazette. II hits the
nail on the head. so far Is football
is concerned. and expresses the feel
ings that permeate our sporting boz
som--as disinterested spectator:
"As for football. we are free to
confess alphabetically speaking. the
rudiments. elements aud accidents
OF the game have been given little
real study since we left college"
"Yes, We attended college
at Boulder. where we went to coll
lect a laundry bly, for our brother
in-law's wife's aunt, and that b
when we lost our interest In the
football game business.
why do you know those great
big hog and hominy fed fellows Who
were running their fitness for far.
mers by studying how TO make
living without work. were out on
the commons conspicuously attired
In quilted knickerbockers. knee pads
on their nose< would stand In two
rows by the hour listening to one
gink recite his arithmetic lesson
both ways. and II sounded like this:
'one. thirty-seven. nineteen. six. sew
enteen. thirty-two.' and when he
came to twenty-three they all got
sore and one guy threw the ball
away and Il hit q big boob In the
stomach and he fell down while the
balance Of the bunch piled ON top
and then the policeman came aloas
blew . whistle and they bsgAa 10
unpack themselves 70 fiad the Guy
at ~ tosee0 % t6sy ceuld tara Mn
over to tAs stuasats- II ths .slansh-
ter house dspartmsnt % thsy could
work him over In time for Tie neat
game.
I'VE watched the game until one
Of the big bumps tried to kick The
seeds out Of the horse hide water
melon. when another gink caught Il
and started 10 run home with the
ball and everybody started after
him and We joined the chase aad
grabbed him when the rest Of the
bunch piled on top OF us. and that Il
Ia about oil wc recoliect except that
when We began TO remember things
after that We found Ourselves In
bed with bandaGcs on all parts Of
our anatomy. aud we heard some one
nay its all over. and We guess it
must have been.
I'VE can stand . bull fight. or
prise fight. where . man has ..
chance for his white alley In gst-
ting the run Of the game. but - for
football. believe me II has them al
skianed bssore they set through
with the game"
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-20
chris.i.. Church. Me.'. Rroshsrhood

Perhaps the most enjoyable meet
ings Of the week was the one held on
Monday evening at the home OF c.
w. May. when the men Of the Chris
tian church met and perfected an or
ganization. which will be knwon q
the Mems Brotherhood OF the First
Christian Church Of La Junta.
Previous to the business session
the following program Of addresses
was given and followed BY . lengthy
discussion by all men present:
Who Did Christ Choose in Estab-
fishing His Cause c. Hollar
"Paufs Reference to Women as
Helpers in the Church..
---------------E Elmer G. Davis
The Object Of the Ladies' Aid
Men or Women as Reformers"--
Prof. r. E. Berry
Men and Millions Movement
---------------- G. Scott
object and Purpose Of the Mems
brotherhood" REV. Frank Beach
After the program the remainder
OF the evening was given over to
business. At which time the following
officers were elected: President.
J. r. Findley: vice president. Roger
E. Berry: secretary. Oran Walker:
membership committee. J. r. Findley.
Frank Beach. Oran Walker. @. c.
Scott. Roger q. Berry. G. C. Hollar.
Elmer G. Davis. b. A. Smith. C. Z.
Clutter and c. w. May.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-20
New r'cte.~'rs Bridge Located.

Thursday afternoon the county
commissioners and q bunch Of bust
ness men made . trip south to select
the location Of the new pile bridge
over the Picketwire river. near the
~ ranch. The site selected On this
side IL about 100 yards down the
river from the site Of the present
erossing. and % the other eide Of The
rtsos ~ bsidos VIII eeeupG ~ slts
u the crossing that has bssa h use
tt some time.
Thirteen wagon loads Of material
left L. Junta last Monday morning
for the site Of the new bridge. and
sincs that day an average Of three
wasonloeds = day has been hauled
out. In all there ars about $50 tons
Of material % be hauled. this includ-
lns l7S poles from thirty TO thirty
six feet In iength.
The bridge will be . pile structure.
stS feet In length. with twenty-seven
beats Of five piles each. thirty-ftve
fest apart from center 10 center. Each
bsnt will be braced with iron Eirders
attached 10 Inclined poles driven
along side the bridge. aud these will
also serve In keeping drift wood from
1odging against the bcnts Of the
bridge. II will probably bc the first
q March before the bridge Ii CON.
p,stsd. even with favorable weather
eeaditions.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-20
O.s = ColosaAe's Orsss Is.s@spslsss

TIE Colombian complaias that the
eatirs earnings Of the Deavsr Post
90 isto the hanks Of Kansas City or
furthse east. asserting that not ons
dollar 70 Invested II Colombo. The a.
ssrtiou 70 nanifsstiy correct. - all
aen know Who have had dsaliaes
With The Posi- II IL various phases.
TIE Post msintains oss Of The
fiasst ssd nese succsssful plants IL
ths satirs epuntsy. Il 1ess moro Tor
~ Dee0ls y ~ owa vay than any
other iadsstsy II Tie sests. Il teach-
- then ths ct - Dastias With thsis
nsasy esaeesully. II makes thsa
lnese1ulous h all matters. u
tsaehss tAso. ~ szpssisaee. bow
saslly ~ psbiie nay ~ aisjsl ~ .
larOs. patbse than . great ueWspa-
~.
Ths ~ eeaseilutss ~ 1aroese
sad nese suiiy eeuiDesl blseknae
Dlaae u ~ vese. n sss u ~ satlss
sesassy. Il susllss aiesg vilheut Z
eooseleoeo ogoo0e - eeaseleoee aa1
Docksebook osO avDoayneus. Il Oses
neee ~ ~ thoa any eehee nevu-
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~ thlnos eease1ess1. 4 0uge -
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80 holls v1ehooe sDenllag Q peaay.
etsgo has ~ - eatesDelee - thal
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La Junta tribune., 1915-11-20
,asssssasss n1upuos.ssess.

= 0as ~ devil" which doss rush
srrasds for ths Arkansas Valley
Railway. NsAt sad Power Company.
nystessously diappsarsd lass We'd
nssday night. After IL days work
Of turmoil. connotioa aad sputier-
ias had bssa coscludsd. Il vas re-
posins restfully ~ against the brick
wall Of the sasrgsncy plant ON East
First street. where Il was supposed
TO remain untii the morning after
the night before.
6oms mystsPious Individual. how
ever. whose idsatity has not ms yet
bsea disclossd. came upon II una
wares, mounted the silsst stced. stir
red ~ IL ''innards." and hicd him
heacs amidst the commotioa that US
ually stteads ths getaway Of . real.
live 90 devil. He left 70 trace. but
q. Wash. Milliksn imnediately got
busy. aad tslsDhoasd The news Of
The catastrophe 70 ssvea different
citsea. and vithin ~ hosF seven times
ssvea Deaee guardians were on the
Job II ~ sadssvos 20 locate the
william.
Might cane asd vsat asd s,Iil no
tsaes - ~ nisslsg 20 1svtl. but On
~ nessiag aftse ths night before.
ths vroek q What I'D oacs been .
fuil.asdee1 nsssssyess. ready 10 ob-y
~ soigAtsse wisA q ~ rider. vas
teuo1 aooag ~ Daaessul and som.
oaneulaat hlghvays e North 10
Suaea. DOeh Do1als ha1 besa bsokea
81. aa1 ~ han1Oo hass we're bent
as1 tseaeee1. - theugh thsy had
eeoe = vteoeae epoease VIII . flying
~ hea1s1 = ~ eooeslts direc-
tiea. ~ dlsaOOesfsass q the 60
levG = se11o - uoooovo1 mystery.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-20
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NJ. and Mrs. A. w. Enslish rc-
eusneA home Moadsy from . two
noaths' trip through the east. They
vtsltsd their son. Johs Eaeiish. In
Kaasas City. aad relatives in Bloon.
lnolea. Ill.. and wsnt % 70 Falls WI.
~. Ceaa.. where they visited their
6onshtss. Mrs.. jobs Aackis asd
family Tor several weeks. Prom Co.
oeeeieut thsy wsat 70 Washinstos. D.
G.. whsrs they vtsitsd . broshsr ef
Mn. Easilsh. whom she had not
eooa II thisty ysars. whils u
WasAlaStes lhsy visited I'll plaees
- loeeesse asa haA TIE heaes Of ~
~ psssl1sst Woodrow wllses. .
ongoo lieisssat eccasiess. Thsy also
alloolel ths chusch whsss ths psssl.
~ veeshiOs, The Deesl1sat hl0self
oo1nG = ~ audisaes.
. ~. go Mn. Easilsh siso visltsl
~ sleles - istsssss, beeh oslao
~ ee0los. asl thsy rsoest go q
~ ~ plsasass tioss - thele
Coa ~. aal Mn. DaS1iGA hAvo
~ V1o1oo1 alo ~ States all ~ Nv
~ ~ pasllte y ~ AelaatIe. ~
~ ~. "D1ve ~ deas ~ Ceoeear
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La Junta tribune., 1915-11-20
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La Junta tribune., 1915-11-20
COLORADO vs. WASHINGTON.
Gridiroa Experts Of State Universi
ties WIN Contsst for Champion
ship q thanksgiving Day.

IN 4ccObUauC9 win tue cnelIen8e
issued BY Governor Carlson in .
speech before the University OF WASH
ington students. the University OF
Colorado and the University OF WASH
ington will play for the champion
ship Of the west on Thanksgiving day
In Seattle" says Bert spidel. La
Junta boy. In . news letter to the
great family journal.
This game IL Of considerable In
terest to Coloradoans because II is
the first contest Of its kind between
the schools concerned. It Is of es-
pecial interest to the people OF the
Arkansas Valley for there will be
several players from that section rep
resenting the Centennial state when
the teams line up for the kick off.
There are at least two men who have
played against La Junta high school
In past contests. Crotts. OF Rocky
Ford. and Talbot, Of Pueblo.
"The Silver and Gold has been
roughly handled by other Rocky
Mountain teams this season, but this
is due chiefly to her having an unusu-
al number Of freshmen playing. Il
is to be regretted that the best team
possible does not represent Colorado
In this contest. This game II only
an introduction to athletic relations
between Colorado and Washington
and. although II seems to have caught
Colorado on an off year she can look
to the future knowing that the game
will give great impetus to the grid
iron sport In the Rocky mountain re-
gion. E
Washington supeartey are look
Ing forward to the game WA greet
deal Of interest and concsds 70 Colo
RADIO 1t least IN even break. Foot
hall faas In wasAlnston believe thst
their team woull ~ . worthy eppaa-
ent 6 tAs bese tsins II The country.
U2d5F The coaS1lkS .ps Oilmour NJ.
~. the 'Purpls and cold has not suf.
Tered . sinsis defeat In seven pears.
. feat which seems to have added
more laursls 70 Dobis's crown than
70 Washingtou's.
Oregon Agsies. who were beaten
- 70 o last year BY washington. up
sct traditions this year by defeating
Michigan Assiss 20 to 0. This was
total surprise 10 fans IN the east
who are never willing to admit that
anything good In the way Of athiet-
les can come out Of the west.
Heretofore Washington has been
confined In her football relations TO
colleges 10 this Immediate section.
This year. however. she extended her
field and scheduled games with Cali.
fornia and Colorado. The team went
10 Bcrkeley'a few weeks ago. expect
inG stiff game. but California was
beaten - TO o. Another game BE-
tween these teams was played In
Seattle Saturday.
California. until this year. has
bsea playias Rugby and her recep-
ton % her rsturn 70 The American
style Of game was eults . shock 70
southern suppostsss Who we're % 10.
dignant that the coach resigncd."
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-20
ElsCrRlcAL PRoarERlrr WEEK
How laneA Desasr ~ Wossd h Glncs
ElsceEic1ey Dscaans Yoaf 81.
vane Wesk Afose Next.

Electricity. operating in many
vays. has crsated comfort factors
that have carried the world out of The
Dsrknsss Of Drudgsry into The Light
Of Coavinisaee.
It has. more than any other agen-
q. enhanced the comfort, health and
happiness Of mankind.
The same current. carried BY sim-
PIE little wires. serves NJ with light,
heat or power. II carries our bur
dsns; II transports us from place TO
place. II lights our homes. stores
and streets. and thus protects ~
against the terrors that thrive In
darkness.
Electricity does our sewing. cook
ing. washing and ironing. Il cleans
the home. and keeps II free from. dirt
and germs. Il supplies warmth in
winter. and cool comfort In summer.
II links together the peoples OF the
world By the wireless. the cable. the
telegraph and the telephone. max
ing one huge family Of ~ ali.
Electricity eaters Into the manu-
facturs Of practically all our neces-
stiles. making them chssper and bes-
ter than would b possible b any
other means.
Electricity finds no duty too heavy.
NOR any task too delicate. with woa-
derful adaptability. always under
control. II b powerful enough to
drive ponderous machinery. gentle
enough TO operate an electric fan. or
TO warm the baby's bottle.
Whatever electricity does. II does
safsly-stlsntly-clsaniy = speedily
thoroughly.
Electricity 10 always at hand. Il
obsys instantly. Il nsvse sleeps-
never tirss-ssvee rsfuses.
A tvitch Of . switch. o. . touch of
. bsttsa. = III ths sffsst required -
eoanAnl this vjlMag sssvaat 70 -
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I ~, 11ou1no - SuBUGe.N1dD
vouD1 heoDso - sDeGltlslly wsee ~
aoaly ealmiaoAo1.
1he vheols q comnssce would -
halted. We would - h daskasss.
without tslsgssVh. cabss o. wire
lso. Ne would - cot OF from ths
outslds world. without The tslsDheas
ve would ssain - deaf and dumb 70
Ill abssst oass. Progress and Deos-
pssity would suddsaly - checked.
WITH all IL veadesful advaatasss.
slscssIeity. .aaA ~ appliances through
which Il opssatss. are not isxuriss.
Ths cost Of The appliances, sad Of
ths currsat % operate then. h Low.
And what tine asd labor thsy save:
What coavsaiescs ana comfort tAey
bsias!
u sckaowledgnsat of The service
sleessieisy b rsadesing. The eIsctsi.
eal is1sslsy. ssl othss great indus-
tsSes ee-oSssasiag With Il. 1eel1s1 -
dedicate ~ vesk oe Nevsabse 3Sth
- Deesabss ~ - . natieaal esss-
bsatisa. 70 ~ ksewn - slsetsieal
peesossity vesk.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-20
SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETING.
Neannaltes WIN Hare N An Day
Sanday School Meeting = La
Jsnfa Sunday. November alst.

There viii Be an all day Sunday
school meeting at the Mennonite
church. corner Of Santa 70 avenue
and Egihth street. November 3lst.
The program ~ given below tells Of
the various subjects to b discussed.
A cordial Invitation Il extended to
the citizens Of Ia Junta to attend any
or all Of these sessions.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-20
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La Junta tribune., 1915-11-20
u yes As- VI, ,,r.a.
You viii b. kisd.

You Will b. kind.
You will MOI uss slang.
You wtll try 70 make othsrs happy.
You will not ~ shy or self-cea-
scjous.
You wiii never iaduise In iil.aa-
tursd gossip.
Yes wiil never forget the respect
due 70 ass.
yeu viii aet svssssr or boast ee
your achlsvsmsats.
You will ~ measure your eivility
~ pso0ls's taak accounts.
Yeu vilI ~ sesupuleus II yous ~
gas1 sos ~ rights q ethsss.
Yes VII ses fesese saGaesasaas.
peoaises o. ebligae1eas q aay kinA.
Yeu wi1l ssves nate fun q ~ -
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La Junta tribune., 1915-11-20
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Chorister Zook
S:45. DevotiouAl-----J. w. Shank
Organization.
1000 ''How Should the Sunday
School Teacher be Qualified for
Better Servicey"- A. Shupe
Mrs. Edward Miller.
1880. How Make the Sunday
School More Attractive and Yet
More spiritual?"- Mrs. Leatherman
r. X. Hershey.
1900. How Be q Loyal Sunday
School Member?"- Timothy Thut
General Discussion and Miscellane-
ous Business.
1850. Adjournment.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
100. Devotional and Christian
Hour conducted BY Mrs. 7. X.
Hershey and Mrs. Edwin Eber-
sole.
800. The Sunday School ~
Missionary Influence IN Our Own
Communty"------Edward Miller
Grace King.
3:30. importance Of . General
Missionary knowledge" s"------
.-------.---Wa Walter Nunemaksr
s,ss~s W(oebeth MusssF.
-0oo1 hal Discussioa.
3:So. Adlousnment.
HvENps0 Session.
- ::':; !. sso,6ln61uuuu
|5:3A ~ TslEas ~. = ~
Power - . Life Aeluats1 by
oesoag Ceavictioas" s"-....----
f------..-----4Lydia Hsaawo1e
J. w. Shank.
see. Assurance Of ood's Ap-
prevail q Oar Best Efforts"---
----.--....----- 4. HeatWo1o
Sis. Closing talk By Moderator.
S:3o. AdjouSnmeat.