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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-17

cionarios del gobierno ameri-
cano que seguramente las com
panias petroleras hicieron ESQ
a fin de eVitarse Ell pago do
BILE de contribuciones, pues Sc
tiene por SECURE en- Tampico,
que Villa ocupara dicha ciu-
dad, pues ha hecho terminan
tes declaraciones de que todos
sus esfuerzos los dedicara a
capturarlo porque es de suma
importancia para ell buen ext
to de su campana tenerlo en-
sus manos.
Creese aqui, en- los cfrculos
oficiales, que 81 antes no hay
algin arreglo con Cararnza,
la Gnica manera de solucionar
pacificamente ell asunto sera
que Villa Sc apodere de Tam
pico, cosa que hara muy prom
to, pues Sc tiener noticias de
que ha concentrate un gran
nlmero de fuerH2S en- sus al
redcdores y CUE muy p' nto
coIaenzara el asedio con todas
las probabilidadcs de eXito.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-17

Con motive de que algunas
nropiedades de subditos es-
panoles fueron destruidas en-
ell Estado de Puebla por los
revolucionarios, ell Embajador
de Espana en- Washington, Sc
nor Riano, ha hecho serias re-
presentaciones ante ell Secre-
tario de Estado americana, Mr.
Jennings Bryan.
FL canciller del Presidente
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Ell FESTIN DE LA MUERT E.

- I -
1o0o '.1i'"o = ~ -
guA4 oaI"s''o-V I"1noi"t sd
pefafla II TeAAe"u" Ue Id
guerra e"IoPe"'
A. IiNa--ZaE e. "l-o, m0"o9
ue eS9"I''0' ) S'I' sam VIC l"
atoIaS que HOS pio"Uyeia Il"
VISION apoc"!LpIlca ue ID que
ira nos hlciMoS Ia HuSloh'
NmenIlEoSa 1hIuAoaoa como
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-17

Durante los ultimos ocho
dias, convencionaleS y carran-
cistaS han estado entregados
a una lucha deseSperada en-
los Estados de Coahuila y Nue.
vo Leon. Ell gobierno provisio-
nal ha resuelto activar la cam
pana en- Ell Norte del pals, con
ell prop6sito de controlar la
region que permanece en- pO-
der de los sustentadores de la
causa del primer jefe de los
constitucionaliStas, Venustiano
Carranza. La lucha Sc ha en-
tablado vigorosamente por
ambas parties y ell resultadO ha
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-17
LA CONVENTION soBERAVA Y PERMANENT.

Consejeros del P~residente, Y
para destituir de sus cargOs a
aquellos que asi 10 estime per-
tinente.
81 este Sc logra, no cabe
duda que la Convention Sc
abrogara facultaGes que no ha
tenido poder ninguno en- Me-
xico. Y de esta manera, ell en-
cargado del Poder Executive
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GUTIERREZ
DE NUEVO PRESI-
DENTE.

De Mexico nos llega la no.
ticia de que la Convention mi
litar revolucionaria ha desig-
nado al general Eulalio Cutie
rrez, para que continue al
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quedara relevado de la facul
tad concedida por la Constitu-
ci6n para nombrar sus Secre-
tarios de Estado o colaborado-
res del gobierno, perdiendo a.
81, ell derecho de traer a su la
do a aquellos elementos que
lie merecen mayor confianza, y
con 6l, la uniformidad de cri-
terio de sus consejeros.
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LOS ~CARRANCISTAS
RROTARON A UNA PAR
TIDA
LUCIONARIA r
DE MINERA.
(Viene de Ia 1ra.)

pleta dispersion, habiendoles
quitado gran cantidad de ar
mas y parque.
La caballeria carrancista los
persigui6 por algun tempo sin
poder darles alcance.
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Eliseo Arredondo, agente de
los carrancistas en- esta CAPT.
tai dice que las companies
petroleras tienen la culpa de
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sido, hasta la fecha, ell triun-
TO de las huestes cOnvencio-
nistas sobre las carrancistas.
Saltillo y Monterrey, impor-
tantes poblaciones y capitales
respectivamente, de los Esta-
dos de Coahuila y Nuevo Leon,
han sido abandonadas por los
defensores del Plan de Guada
lupe, despues de que la sangre
ha corrido a torrentes y de
que centenares de meXicanos
han muerto defendiendo una
causa que tai veZ no hayaE
comprendido p~lenamente.
Y ante la amenaza del ca
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LOS FERRocARRILEs DE TEXAS REsULTARAN PERU DICADOs.

meas antes dichas usan petr6-
leo traido de Tampico.
Algunas companies ameri-
canas que poseen propiedades
pe~troliferas en- la region ia
maulipeca, estan comprendi-
das tambien entire las PERU
dicadas por el decreto de Ca
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(Viene de la 1ra.)

conferencia Sc trat6, pero es
cast SECURE que la entrevista
del diplomatico ingl6s y de los
representatives de las compa-
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MAS, con ell secretario Bryan,
no tuvo mas objeto que sig
nificar a este ultimo la ur-
gencia del case y la firme de
termination de ~Inglaterra de
no ceder un punto en- sus pro-
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Ell reciente decreto eXpedi-
do por Ell jefe de la revoluci6n
prohibiendo la eXportaci6n del
petr6leo, ha dado margen a
que ell gobierno ingl6s haga
energicas representations an
te Ell senior Carranza por me-
do del Embajador de la Gran
Bretana en- Washington, pues
Inglaterra Sc considera per-
judicada sacramento con ell
decreto referido.
Is mas: segun comunican
los despachos recibidos de la
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Ell Embajador Riano Sc queja ante MIR. Bryan

festado por ell Embajador es-
panol Y ofreci6 a este hacer
las investigaciones n~ecesarias.
De donde resulta que, mer-
ced a la triste situaci0n en- que
nos encontramOs a causa de
esta guerra intestine que du-
"a va cuatro amos, nos halla-
mos en- condolences tales, que
Wilson tom6 nota de 10 mani
IN gobierno eXtrano Sc ha con
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-17
LA AMENAZA DE INCLA TERRA

capital de los Estados Unidos,
Inglaterra ha amenazadO al
senior Carranza con desembar-
car marinoS en- Ell Puerto de
Tampico, en- case de que ell pri
mer jefe de los constitutional
listas Sc niegue a permitir la
exportaci6n del petr6leo me-
Xicano.
Ell case es grave Y el viene
a empeorar Ia situaci6n del
pals, de suyo delicada. Espe-
ramos que ell bucn juicio del
hombre que enarbola la BAN
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Venustiano Carranza accede a las.......

p6sitos de disponer libremen
tie del combustible de los po-
EOS petroleros de Tampico,
pues es asunto de capital i'm
portancia para la marina bri-
tanica.
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vertido en- nuestro vigilante y
ante 6l Sc hacen representa-
clones que solo debieran ha-
cerse a nosotros, para ahorrar
nos la vergiienza de que no Sc
nos tome en- cuenta por las po-
tencias extranjeras.
Ese y no otro es ell fruto que
hemos obtenido de esta que
ira "libertaria."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-17

rranza y Sc han visto precisa
das a cerrar sus negocios en-
vista de los crecidos impues-
tos que ell primer jefe de los
oonstitucionalistas les asign6
recientemente y que han sido
ia causa de las dificultades.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-01-17

10 que les esta ocurriendo DIS meses con objeto de en-
porque de intento estuvieron tregarlas a Villa cuando Sc
demorando ell pago de sus a. oderara del puerto.
contribuciones por espacio de A ese respecto dicen los fun
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La actividad de la campana en- ell Norte

non Y de la fusileria, las fami-
las han huido de sus hogares,
abandonandolo TODD para po-
nerse a salvo en- terra extra
ma terra que no sabe de sus
sufrimientOs nj de Sus dolores
y que es amarga como todas
las tierras eXtranas.
Y entire tanto, las ciudades,
antes pr6speras y ricas, que
dan desiertas; los elementos
que les daban vitalidad las
han abandonado ante la anne
naza de esa fuerza que NADIA
respeta y que 81 TODD 10 des-
truye: Ia fuerza de las armas.
IA.
dera revolucionaria, evite una
nueva humillaclGn a nuestrO
suelo patrio, resolviendo salts
f~actoriamente, dentro de los
mas puros conceptos del no.
nor nacional, ell delicado asun
to International que Sc presen-
Ia con caracteres de una gra-
We amenaZa.
Asunto es este que merece
una debida atenci6n y que
nosotros lie consagraremoS in
d~udablemente.
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-30

before your stock Rets
out or o0mebody's else
gets In. We have all
materials and tools right
here. Barbed. twisted
and plain wire. staples.
otretchers. ham m eeo,
post hole diGGers. Al d
q standard make and the
beet In their line. Just
like our hardware.
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-30
LOCAL AND Personal.


g. w. Kelly. who has held the po-
sition as manager OF the yard tele-
graph office at this place for some
time. has been transferred by the
company to Pueblo. and moved his
family to that city this week.
Mrs. H. b. Ei's entertained a ,-s
friends informally at a thimble par
ty Wednesday afternoon at her home
on San Juan avenue. Later In the
afternoon Mrs. Ellis assisted by her
two daughters. served two course
lunch.
The General Aid OF the Baptist
church met Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. Rufus Phillips. There was q
large attendance of the membership
and after the regular business ses-
sion the hostess served delightful re-
treatments.
Mrs w II. McKirahsn was hostess
on Thursday afternoon to 4 number
OF her friends at thimble party and
on Friday afternoon she provided
auction bridge as n pleasant diver
sion for a number OF friends. On
both occasions dainty lunch was
served In the afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Baptist church will give q series OF
suppers beginning with February
10th. There will be three suppers
in the series and they will occur on
the 18th Of each month for the next
three months.
n. n. Wills. OF Red Lodge. Mon
tina. was La Junta visitor last
Tuesday, the guest OF his old time
Missouri friend. J. A. Burnett, of
whom he told some wonderful tales
while they were both living In that
state thirty years ago. Mr.. Wills
was on his way to New Mexico on
business.
Roy Stewart has purchased the
residence property at 9l3 Belleview
avenue and will move his family to-
day. Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Sommer-
Vile. who have been occupying the
residence at 9l3 Belleview will move
into the residence at sol Cimarron.
which is being vacated by Mr.. and
Mrs. Stewart.
5. Moyemont. our local photoE-
rapher par excellent. was in Lamar
few days ago taking some interior
views for the Beaver Board Company.
OF Buffalo. n. Y. They all have to
come to La Junta when they want
something above the average. and
Moyemont 10 one OF those who II
able to deliver The goods In bis line.
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-30
MENNONITE sANITARIUM.
By J. &. O'l.cary.

An auto ride for all able to go is a
near prospect.
Mrs. Wilmer BeulGh has left the
Sanitarium.
Rev. Felix Diily. pastor OF st. Pat
rick's church. paid spiritual visit
to his small flock Monday afternoon.
Sir. and Mrs. y. S. Larsen. Mrs. a.
$. Marshall and daughter. Jean.
called Sunday on Miss Edith sterken-
burgh.
Mr.. Joseph Durand. OF Rocky
Ford, who was stricken with paraly-
sis several weeks ago. was brought
to the Sanitarium Wednesday af-
ternoon. He is slightly improved.
Mr.. J. Il. Miller. is able again to
return TO the ranch house. He suf-
fered second attack OF Indigestion
on Saturday and was returned to the
main building.
Mrs. N. ID. Cooks friends from
this vicinity had u field day here this
week. The following persons call
ed: Mrs. J. e. Dodds and niece.
Margaret Anderson: Mrs. Claude
Marshall. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Saun-
ders. Mrs Kenneth Saunders. Mrs.
Elizabeth Thierberger aud Mrs. Rob-
inson.
A Sunday auto party TO this place
WAS composed OF the following per-
sons from La Junta: Mr. and Mrs.
Oran Walker. and two children. DIR.
william Mondy and Rev. Mr.. Find.
ley. pastor of the Christian church.
The latter at the Invitation Of Rev.
J. A. Hest~oie addressed the Sun.
day school and received the closest
attention. AZ the conclusion Of the
services Mr.. findiey volunteered 10
deliver his illustrated lecture on
Palestine In HIS Steps,. ai the insti.
tuition whenever convenient.
Mr.. 4. 8. Fear 10 the recipient Of
one Of the first 1915 models 10 reach
this neighborhood. Il IL wheel
chair and allows iis owner much
more freedom 10 associate With bis
fellow patients during recreation
hours.
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-30
EAST HoLBROok.
J. T. Zook has purchased stude-
baker automobile.

J. r. Zook has purchased Stude-
baker automobile.
oryal Lance returned home Satur-
day from months visit In Arkan-
sas.
H. G. Smith came out from La
Junta Sunday and spent several
days In this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank shirk an
nounce the arrival OF a eleven pound
boy. born Friday. January 22d.
Timithy Thut is engaged in the
construction OF chicken house and
shed. 3sxl0 feet in dimensions.
Rev. John Thut is expected home
today after six weeks spent In Bible
teaching and evanEelistic work in
central Kansas.
Mrs. W. II. Snyder is suffering
from an abcess OF the lower jaw
which has caused her considera BILE
suffering.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bosley enter
tanned Sunday at dinner. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. c. Rigg and Mr.. and Mrs. s.
ID. Goff. OF HoIbrook.
Several OF the farmers OF this vi
cinity combined and shipped car
OF hogs TO Denver Wednesday. II.
B. Yoder accompanied the car.
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-30
NEWS ~ FORT LYON.

Kern has an average Of is3 for
nine ssmcs. wienecke has an aver
age Of ICE for the six last games. aud
Carroll has averaged isi for nins
games.
Any team In this Valley desirius
. coatest should write 70 the Uaieel
States Naval Hospital Bowiiag lsa.
sse and ws Will ~ % sive then Q
game. Anyoae 10 this cosassy saae
desssias % sse soas good bewilag
are Invited 70 stvs 10 Q Visit asa -
the boys Desfosn. every Saturday
aad Sunday aftssnooa.
Thiass ia The wsy Of basebail TOT
ihss ysas are beglaaias - liveo ~.
Il 10 aev uadssseeed eAae ~ ssao
et this hoseltai vili eater sAs A..
Kansas Valley Bssebsll Lsasus. We
have some seoa material eS or owa
o. The reeesvasios this ysas. bestss
sAaa vs Aa1 lass yess. Plaas have
essa formulated y faiss shs aeees-
sasy eua1s sos shs ssssea's sxosasss.
u h ssDeese1 that shs team wiIl -
abls - matte = efslleablt shevIag
eAh yeas.
~ Dewllss Cisb uslss ~ q.
eees,ea q neaswala's Mate Hses
Nyseso0. 10 oee0seoslas nee. ~
seaeeses even saturday an1 oua1ay
eGtssnooa ass 1asoely at1ea1e1 -
furnishes 0ueA a0ussasae IT, thooo
seat,sae1 - tAlb sssesvaalea. ~
bov1la0 alosy = ~ y ~ noolo
ao1 ~ sesvtss CONSIST - eaeoooo1
aayvheeo. ~ ~ have sOooooly
~ so1gosss1 vleA M nooA oo0o
- ~ ~ ~ NM ~ 01oo0
M ~ eloosn ~ ~ soC1oo11
|oo ocooo - noooGn1y, - o1nU0 ~
- c9el-1e9 - . - 111l4 -
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-30
prove the efficiency OF the manage.

prove the efficiency OF the manage
ment.
The Arlington Stock Company
played to the largest audience ever
present in Recreation Hall at a mat
inee on January goth. They put
on a comedy play with vaudeville
specialties and were riot through
out the entire performance. They
will appear here again next Sunday
evening in the "Girl in the Taxi" !"
Admission so cents. No doubt as
large crowd viii meet them at that
time as on their last appearance.
These people have q fine line. the
kind OF stuff that makes one laugh
and forget their troubles.
p. A. Surgeon Robnett surprised
all hands BY announcing his marri-
age last Thursday At high noon to
Miss Mary Msnifor Of Las Animas.
The doctor has been with us long
enough TO be esteemed ~ one OF the
best all around doctors We have ever
been shipmates with. Miss Manifor
has large acquaintance and many
friends In this Valley aud is known
as one OF the most accomplished and
beautiful young ladies Colorado pos
sesses. The doctor Is to be congrat-
ulated on his wise choice and good
fortune. We welcome the new men,
Der 10 our local society and wish Dr.
and Mrs. Robnett all prosperity and
happiness.
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-30
N.s,-~ .s A...., w.....s.

The stockholders Of the La Junta
Mica Mining and Milling Company are
hereby notified that the annual meet.
Ing OF said company will be held at
the office Of said company. rooms 10
and ~ Woodruff block, Ia 1unta. Colo.
OH Monday morning. March I. 1915. at
10 o'clock. for the purpose Of ~lectinR
board of directors for the ensuing
year and for the transaction Of such
other business as may be properly
brought before H.
A. H. coRBiS. President.
Lila B corbin. Secretary.
First publication. January 10. 1915.
Last publication, February -. 1915
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-30
Opposed Prohibition. Now Favor. Il.

'tt''~s s'"sssDsssSsss -~SvS
During the discussion In the SEN
ate, January 18th. OF the proposed
local option election for the District
OF Columbia. most Interesting
speech was that OF Senator John
Sharp Williams OF Mississippi. In
support OF the election. The speech
vas remarkable as being the confes.
sion of a man who for twenty years
opposed prohibition. but now favors
II. Senator Williams said In part:
Years ago opposed prohibition In
my own state. believing that 1t would
do no good. But Mr.. President. 1t
has done good. especially among the
negroes. ! do not endorse the prin-
ciple that you have right to make
other people do good by law. but the
argument that prohibition does no
good can no longer. at least In
my state. In large towns where
people are opposed 10 Il Il is not en-
forced. In country precincts IL Is
enforced. There are acres after
acres Of the soil Of Mississippi today
where no man could sst . drink for
love or money unless he sst II Il the
house Of some friend. at his side
board or table.
II had my own way-and ! have
not and I never expect 10 have it.
both extremes would equally decry
me and put me down on every side.
! would absolutely forbid the sale
and the manufacture Of distilled Iiq.
uors because they are = poison. while
permitting the free sale. subject only
To ordinary taxes. Of pure wines and
pure malt liquors.
Mr.. President. I love . toddy al
most ~ well ~ Daniel Webster. or
Henry Clay ever did. love one ~
we'll ~ George wsshins,on or John
Msrshaii ever did. love Q glass
Of vine ~ much - Shakespeare or
Goethe ever did. Hut we must rec.
son about everythlng with common
sense. Il never did me any german.
ent good nor any material good Of
any inherrntiy valuable sort. and
never did anybody else say. sxceps
10 make him feel better for Q little
while. There 10 nobody that viii
dispute that.
take issue With men Who thlnk
that bscause you like To have . dstnk
yosrself noe and then. therefore you
are . hypocsite II you do aos waat Il
sold 70 the publie. Even % . man
were dead cssssis that 1, never would
hsrt him-ssd speakins Tor myself
Do sos very veil 80 hov ~ could
be deed cestais Of thsi-he oight
- deed css1aia that Il aevse haA. bue
! Do not ~ hev he cosl1 - dsaA
csstais that II sever would. bet n 10
vsss Sead certain Of both peepes,.
tioas ~ might seiil ssueohse there
were pesess ID ths word weaker
shaa ~. Ne might sems0bes u.
Pssl sayias: "WAsssiore. W nsaa
make ~ bsothss - offes1. ! vill
ess ~ stssA While shs ~ess1 seasA.
eth. lese matte ~ bsoshse = o..
fssd." vesl1 aes ~ ~il0lng = -
% The sstess q p,edsias oysslf ~
70 sst 0saa. but weuid - willlas
- pss1es 0yseof ~ 10 ~ - hslD
so0sbo1y y ssll NEAT 10 ~ beoeh.
~ . vhea Il veuld Do husA
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-30
Getting Your
MONEYS
W O R \!
chspss II.

chsDes u.
How 20 make the pay check 60 -
far ~ posslble IL she suesttoa that
faces NJ. Faailymsa In IL Juasa.
lie wants 70 get bic "Measy's
Worth" every time he spesAs . 81.
Ias.
u The eloihias boushs eos the az.
fereat 0swbess Of The family 1ess
MOI give The weas lt shoul1. ~ ~
cot - hls "Nooey' Wogsh."
u shsrs wsss . csupls q busAsas
Of slate ssd eoet ID s6at oase - q
cal. - ~ set ~ bic "nessy's
WosSh."
u paft ~ ths Deeseees we're seos.
- ID that oose eack fr00 ~ eSO-
esey seess. y dsl ses 81 ~ "nss.
ey's Woeth."
u she Iighs meter y Q llssie ~
teo eathusoaselc aal ehe olghe bl0lo
~ - ~ ~ "100osy's WessA."
These asU aboue 80 huo1se1 busl.
eeoe eoeooelGA0ooes - u 1onea oo1
shey aso a1l 1ooae eoDe bus1oess.
oeae ~ ~ 0ses sfflelsssiy
thas eehees esl go olve bseess eoG.
49, 90 oooo eAooooe 80 o1vo 0ogo|
vo0uo It . 1ooooS.
They give tAels euseeaesS ''oee.
vlee oo1 oualley."
oQUARu DIAL OsRvlCu
t','' : . s: :::',:::s :Ss:,.;:. - = N.Y.
l6s
1s.s1l1'
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-30
cssA-e-sssssps csss... x.v o.

Il jssta's stsss saassl Deultsy
sAew eesse1 Iase alsAi 10 . blass q
soesy. go n oslss q stisoloass q
ssossssseaelvss q blrlen y Nv yee-
~ gFsaaes tAaa aay u ~ soeoat
Deulesy aAeus h lhs seaoo-neeky
D0g1 ~ TS1ollel ~ esonoool. 1e
- ~ seea heus yesessday osoe ~
6oe1s ~ ~ eooesU1 y ooeoy-ooo
leeeosooe ownoss. mn roUeog. 3s1n-
~. oeees ~. 90 uong oehee
oevno = ~ vhlDeS. ~ ~ m
- - loys'oa1 svsslaGD on1n -
ee-1e - teeeuoU ~ 80 = ~
= - dnooloo MT. Nko1o -
q e 49, ~ - e. =
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-30
WANTED.
TRADE at the Palace Drug Store.

LIVERY and transfer; Barr 4 Rose,
phone Junta 30.
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-30

FOR RENT-four room house. To-
Gated at 3o7 Carson avenue. In-
auire of Mrs. II. c. inge. or phone
East l.l
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-30

You know hov auoh bottor you FEEL ana
Look when you have On nice nov o1othoe
out ond out. Dent you think you ouGat
70 f1t Up YoUR uoo0 oooao1onal1y With nnv
oodeSn fuTn1turo7 You ana your ch11dron
Wo carry The novost ooo1mo. the ooet
o1ooAnt SUBSTANTIAL Tine Of furn1turo
Known. coao In and. furnish your hooo FRO
our storo. - e1vo you also The bonof1t
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-30
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Inquire of
Gerald Daimler. els Cimarron av-
cnus
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-30

FOR SALE Two east front lots,
Nos. aud I. block S. Ohio addi-
ton. on Belmont avenue, iifty feet
south OF Second street. both lots
clear. with abstract, for see; only SIS
per month pays IT, Address X. c.
Graves. 2Gic Indiana avenue. Kansas
City. Mo.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-22

We

Tweni, four, full grown, jungle
bred .Africaa lions-every one born
mun-.Aic'. is one of the many thrill
ling ~rc9lacles presented by the Al.
Il. Barr. /, Big 3-Ring Wild Animal
,irvu,. These animals are all shown
at rnr time in the steel-barred arena
ia the ccnicr If the shows mammoth
tent, by Herr Louis Roth. This is tn,
largest .,n,, of trained lions sue
.e>sfull, .huan and the daring of
the trainer makes one fairly SILVER.
Many other dangerous and highly
sensational wild animal acts are pre-
scented by ibis show. Major Thorn
ton works with a herd of grizzly, elm
naron, Siberian, sloth, black, and
polar bears, Big Bill, giant wrest-
ling grizzly bear being among the lot.
Nile. Florine, petit woman, mingle-
with II large number of Persian Loop
ards. iaguars, and pumas, and her
ability to control the snarling beasts
j. amazing. Miss Mabel Stark pre-
sent, an act witt. Royal Bengal and
siberian tigers, the most treacherou>
animals known. the trainers life be
iur in peril every moment.
other features of sensational char
.urr are those / which Tom. Jerry
lrnius. hor>c- riding African licn>.
appear: Sampson. another hon. rides
T., the top of the tent surrounded by
,.ho"iing -kyrorkei>. \ leopard,griz-
u, bear. eat. aud monkey ride gal
lnpiDs ponies around the arena In
he same group. \ large herd of ele-
plants de- some wondrous things in
arrobatic> aud posing. A clever
farce comedy i part of their act.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-22

vidual TO the heterogeneous tyranny
of innumerable minorities. Too much
of our penal law is made under cover
OF the public indifference of that
species of man or woman that would
have us II run int tn mid [ his In
have us all run into the same mold
- she or he may choose.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-10-22

NJ. :. Eord, financial agent of tn.
Ri Metallic Mining and Milling Com.
pany aud the Republic Mining Com
pany. returned to Demine the latte,
part of last week from the mine at
Hanover.
Mr.. Nord reports the first shipment
of zine carbonate ore from the Re-
public mine was sent TO n smelter at
thanute. Kansas September IL, and
that the company received the casl,
returns October -. the sum paid by
he shelter being s952.l9 for n ca.
nt thirty tons of ore. The average
assay of this ore was forty-two per
cent. II was taken ont in the course
of early Development work. II L.
stated that there are at least four
ears of medium zine sulphide or,
hal has been blocked out.