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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1915-01-23
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La Junta tribune., 1915-08-21
First Entry in Championship scries.

During the next month La Junta
is going 10 be one OF the big factors
IN the series OF baseball champion
ships tnat will be pulled off, and
me old town is going TO be very
prominently In the hmelight as the
oacker OF one OF the best semi-pro
teams in the state. La Junta is GO
ing to be on the baseball map for
the first time in its existence, and
various and sundry people who new
er heard of La Junta before will be
forced to sit up and take notice. IL
is about time for La Junta to become
famous for achievement In some
line, and II We can bring home the
bacon In the baseball championship
series 1t will be our first achieve
ment in the pork" line-outside OF
our $4,000 postoffice building.
Manager Forester has aireauy en-
tered his team In the big baseball
tournament to be given In Denver
under the auspices of the Denver
Post, 1t was the first team to enter
this great semi-professional and am
ateur championship series. This
series will be played at Broadway
fark, beginning Friday, September
10th, in which all Of the leading
amateur teams OF the state will take
part. The Post will offer u purse
OF $500 in prizes to the winning
teams and also percentage OF the
gate receipts above the $500 taken
in at the box office window. The
tournament is limited to Colorado
towns ana means the bringing to-
se,her of the best baseball talent In
the state.
La Junta will also participate Ia
the baseball tournament ut kocky
ord curing the iair. ana also In tne
tournament ut the state iair In fu-
cDio. Manager orester has also an
uounced his intention oi participat-
ing III the baseball tournament Ia
Albuquerque. n. NJ. The teams that
participate in that series are usually
strengthened by some Of the biz
ieaguers. and II La Junta makes u
showing there We Will have some
lhing To crow over.
Last Tuesdays issue Of the Den
yer Post contained a picture VI the
Lid Junta team, along with very
complimentary write-up. which reads
thasly:
The La Junta baseball club.
which ranks second In the Arksnsas
valley league. Is one Of the earliest
assured entrants In the Denver Post
lsaaseur baseball tournament. :.
This club is run by = progressive
management. which Is always eager
u Improve It's lineup and chances
for victory regardless OF expense.
1T Is an aggressive outfit, always
ON It's toes and ready to take the
slightest advantage Of an opening
and Is not In the habit OF being awed
by an opponents reputation.
"This gameness will count for
much when La Junta goes up against
the best that Denver aud the state
mas To offer"
La Junta tribune., 1915-08-21
SATURDAY. AUGUST ~. 1913
REMINISCENT
opliPln noh nDue
nltS o.
NLli1Y vLAUAoO

Geo. b. Round. Santa Fe agent at
Timpas. was a La Junta visitor.
Charles Boxwell threshed 500
bushels OF wheat from eleven acres.
The bricklayers had finished the
sidewalks to the second story of the
Commercial College.
Alex Bullock and Miss Daisy Winn
were married at the residence OF the
brides mother. August II. 1895.
-Four hundred new buildings were
under process Of construction In
Denver. History is not repeating
itself In this regard this year.
J. c. Taiiiaferro. OF the New York
Bremen Steamship postal service ar.
rived TO work out Of La Junta. hav-
ing exchanged runs with Scott
Grimes.
T. J. Barlow, Of I.ittleton. Colo.
came TO La Junta to take charge Of
the canning factory. lie had been
In charge Of the canning factory a
Littleton for four years.
The county commissioners decided
10 build . new bridge over Timpas
Creek. near the railroad bridge. on
the county road between La Jun,a
and Rocky Ford. They also decided
not 10 rebuild the bridge near ia
Gauger's farm. whereat there was
much wailing and snashing of bI.
cuspids.
The new girls" Of La Jun,a or
ganixed the III. r. Club" for the
purpose Of fitting themselves for a
career Of Intelligent usefulness. The
woman's Club Was the pioneer or
sanixation In La Junta. and the u,
r. Club WAS the first one To follow
Il. The membership was limited to
seven. What has become Of the
u. r. Club?
Ordway. catlin. Rocky Ford aud
La Junta were the participants IN q
baseball tournament at Rocky Ford
Wonder II Ia Junta got skinned by
Rocky Ford! Sure! In the n.St
issue Of the Tribune We find tina,
Rocky Ford won the championship
Of the county BY defeating Ia Jun,a
BY . score Of . 70 Z. All the spec
tators from L. Junta. however. said
II was . good game" Just how
the victory was lost 10 the Ia Jun'a
team Il hard TO expiain." says the
Tribune Of twsnty years ago. Yes.
irs Q mystery svsa 70 this day ho~
Rocky Ford Duts Il 6vss--hut she
sure do. and Will probably continue
20 10 Do until ths ed Of time.
La Junta tribune., 1915-08-21
Ny sessa.-wkss An nA~y.

The Boy Scout movement II The
srsatest movs1sat ever launched
for boys. Foss yeass ago Il ws-
comparatively vsksevs. Today II !.
organised In Easisad. Germany.
rssace. Norway. swsdss. Denmsrk.
Holland. Belgium. Italy sad che
usissl States. ed thsss are Scouts
II south Afsiea, esyps, Jspas. Chi.
~ Ns1ico aad laAia.
what 10 The secret of tAs success
Of the novs0ssti Why hes the -.
peal proved - uaivssssiS Perhaps
the answer 10 that scoutias satisfies
the toys naturai demaad foe action.
made attractive b. lsadsss Who un-
derstsnd boys' saturs sad direc,
their easfgies iato channels that will
contribute the srsatest good 70 him
sslf ~ veil - 70 the community si
large.
II makes hin better morally ~
we'll ~ more patsjetic. Il makes
him kiad toward animals. soe that IL
part Of bis creed: II plscs os mis-.
chief Il sabslitstss good tusns:'
even the dfudseriss Of Me are
transfesmed n scostlag: they he.
cone duties for hin y peefssm
chesffsiiy aal veil. He lsasas shas
= neaiv y - sleaa. - Ioave NJ.
~ 80 tstoooe aleoA ~ +. ~
|esoa hnoeenpo eeoeo fsea pGeQeo1ss
La Junta tribune., 1915-08-21
stock Poisoned BY Grassi,opirr i'si'

There have been several reports OF
stock being poisoned by poisoned
bran that has been scattered fot
grasshoppcrs. II Was reported that
one man lost three head Of horses.
while In another section nineteen
head Of cattle were poisoned. In
all cascs that We have followed up.
Il has always been found to be due
10 carcicssncss or lack 0f knowledge
~ 70 how To use the poison. One
case that has been frishtsning many
people of that section Of the state
from using the poison. ths person
left bis corral gate open and the
stock ate from the sack: while In
another. the poison wss placed about
The field. one half Of pint In .
place.
II properly used. there II no dan.
ger whatever Of poisoning any stock.
ualsss Il would be poultry. This
should b peaned. scatter the bssa
- thiniy - possible over tho
grouad. Ten pounds should treat
iron two 70 five acres. The hoppess
saa Il better II there 10 only . flake
OF two In . place. Never should
,hefe - . mass larger than . grais
os wheat throWn upon the ground.
~ farmers In the srasshOpper
ssetioes should not allow these ~.
poses 70 keep them from using the
pslsoa. The use Of the braa Il pr"b.
ably The best means you have 10 pro.
secs thls seasons crop. There IL
mucA Les danger Of loss from the
Use q polson. n properly used. thsa
there 10 from the hoppsrs.
La Junta tribune., 1915-08-21
sAssp xss ss..s,.e..s s~sss.

n. v. Bray sold his bunch Of sheep
,his week 10 two gentlemen from
Oklahona. Il IL reported that he
received q per head. and - there
was abeut 1900 IN the bunch Il Will
he ~ that they brought him
niee eun Of money. lie has had
'he0 abeut eight months. and II is
estolooe1 that the wool crop Will
~ - osDsass q their kseptns. aal
hay1n2 DQeeAAsel shep o.. . lsv
- ~ soeolvinG susA . Dslso
- - cvo11ooe1v aeete1 . hap1oo0e
~ ~ vDno1oo 1oDooo1oan.
La Junta tribune., 1915-08-21

tAli subscriptions are payable ii
ADVANCE sTRICTLY. and the pare
is discontinued promptly on date o
expiration. THERE ARE AO ExCEr
TiONs TO THIS RuLE.l
La Junta tribune., 1915-08-21
puBLIsHED EVERY sATURDA,
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

One Year In Advance. .si.se
Six Months in Advance. .'s
Four Months in Advance. ....... 80
La Junta tribune., 1915-08-21

Entered Mt postoffics 1t La Jun,a
Colorado. ~ second-class mail matter
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-27
Garrison 90
Busy to Keep
eddy Sober
Says He Has Nor Time to
Prevent Him Commit
ting IndiscretionS.

Washington. D. C.. Aug. 2T.-secre-
tary Garrison made public today Major
General Woods reply to the secratary's
telegram Of yesterday directing thst
no repetition be permitted 30 the In
cident at the PlatJsburg camp preciDi-
tated by former President Roosevelt 5
speech 10 the men In training there
Your telegram received and policy
laid down will be rigidly adhered to- -
General Wood telegraphed.
y have just read MI Roosevelt's
statement said Secretary Garrison in
a statement today. II see he bIames
the whole thing on me. He takes the
position that It is notorious that he
has the habit Of making indiscreet
speeches and that 1t, therefore, was
my duty to find out if he intended TO go
to PIattsburg and If so to head him off
and save him from himself Well may
be that's So bat It Is a rather large
order. He is very active man and
am a very busy one. and it's going to
be pretty hard JOB for me TO keep ny
eye on MIN all the time. The colonel IS
attitude about himself reminds me Of
the story Of the Maine farmer, who was
on his way TO the railroad station one
morning when he met a friend Where
are you Eoing?' said the friend He re-
piled, Tn going down TO Bangor to
get drunk-and great Lord. how do
dread it,"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-27
SOUTH Wales MINERSAGAIN
STRIKE AND ENGLAND FACES
SHORTAGE or COAL SUPPLY
BOTH SIDES BUSY
At AIR BATTLING
Germans Follow Up Offensive Move
ments by French Squadron Rail-
roads Are B0mbarded.

Paris. aug. q, 62.80 2. m1-Frenoh
aviators continue their activities
against the Germans inthe eastern por-
uons Of the French line. according TO
announcement today By the French
war Office. German avIators also are
taking offensive measures in this ter
ri5ory.
French air men have bombarded two
railroad stations in the Argonne in
German possession and German avia-
tors have thrown explosives on Cler-
mont En- Arg0nne. a French aviator
last night bombarded at Dornach q
plant where the Germans manUfac-
tured asphyxiadug gases, and this
morning a French squadron OF airships
bombarded the railroad station at
Muelheim. in the grand duchy Of Ba-
den. All the French flyers returned
unframed.
The war Office also reports that In
the Vosgas to the north OF sondernach,
the French have Strengthened their
front and accelerated their iustalla-
tion on the mountain top between Son
dernach and Landerahach. This was
done by taking possession Of several
German trenches.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-27
BISHOP WOUNDED
BY INSANE PRIEST
Head Of Winona Diocese Shot While
Celebrating Mass-Physicians
Say He VIII Live.

Winoua, MINI. Aug 27.-Right Rev.
Patrick R. Hefron, bishop Of the Wi
mona diocese, was shot shortly before
g O'Clock THIS maruing while saying
mass in the chapel OF St Mary5s col
Iegs.
Rev Father Al Lesches. a demented
priest. who had been spending the past
week at ST. Mary's college, seeking an
appointment which Bishop Heffron had
refused TO give him, is charged with
the shooang
The priest entered the chapel as
the bishop was reading and without
wernine, it Is alleged, drew a 22-cali-
bre pistol and shot twice at him One
bullet took effect iu the right side Of
the chest. entering over the fourth
rib and penetrating the lung The 9TH
er bullet lodged in the flesh of the hip.
Physicians, although admitting the
chest wound is serious. feel hopeful
for the bishops recovery if complica-
lions do not set in. He is conscious.
Father Lesches returned to his room
in St Nary's college and locked him
self in. He was arrested there soon
after bv Sheriff Parr and Chief Of
Police Houck, who forced an entrance
at the point of rev0lrers. The priest Is
now locked up in the Win0ua county
jail
He is as years old. of French birth
and came to this country iu 1888. Ills
had been located previously at Man
ksto, Rochester and Wabasha, Mimi
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-27
PRESS MOTOR BOATS
INTO NAVY SERVICE

New York. Aug. q. = What the
P1atfshurg encampment IS doing to In
terest men of affairs in national de-
tense from the army's point of view is
to be duplicated if possible on the
water by the Waterway league Of New
,4-erz, 1t was ann0uured~ to-day, iu inter
esting the owners OF swift motor boats,
500 Of whom are In its membership, IN
preparing themselves as aUZtliaries to
the navy. if needed in time of war
All yachts available for aid in coast
defense duty viii he listed. under the
plan their owners and crews trained
for service and the capabilities Of the
boats for scout duty and other auXii-
iary work tested
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-27
SILVER REPORTED
SCARCE IN FRANCE

Paris. Aug. 27.-Every traveller leav-
ing France hereafter viii be required
TO declare the amount of funds in coin
in his possession. If more han fifty
francs he viii be compelled to ex,
change the excess for paper money
under a decree issued today by the
finance minister, Alexandra Bib0t-
This action resulted from an investi-
cation of the scarcity Of silver coin.
particularly in the frontier regions. It
was ascertained that coins in circula-
ton were collected systematically for
export
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-27

Oakland, Cal. Aug. 2l-The Nation
al Education association adopted a
declaration OF principles here to-
day commanding President Wilson
policy concerning the European and
Mexican situations" and rejoicing In
MS eminent services TO the cause &c
peace. which is the cause Of Law. The
association recomu ends thar eduea-
uoH attaches be appointed To legations
as are military and naval attaches
now, and urges on congress the need
of larger appropriations for the pur-
pose OF education
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-27
KING GUSTAvE IN
ANARROWESCAP5
Swedish Ruler is Thrown Down Whiie
Boarding Train to Proceed 10
Stockholm.

Stockholm, Aug. 2z. lvia London.
5.15 ,. mixing Gustave had a nar-
row escape from serious injury yes
terday at Jerna. As he was entering
his ear to proceed TO Stockholm. the
train started with sudden jerk
throwing him down. His foot was jam
med between the car and the platform
and he fell heavily. He was picked up
quickly, however and assisted into his
car Except for d slight lsmeress lie
Is little the worse Tor the accident
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-27
COMMISSION NOT
TO ALLOW STOPS
Hating of Cars in Transit 10 Complete
Loading Prohibited by Federal
Ruling,

Washington p. C., aug e. r. The
proposal Of railroads operating iu what
is known as Central Freight associa-
tiou ana western classification terri
tories, to discontinue generally the
practice of stopping freight cars in
transit to complete loading or partially
10 unload, was rejected by the inter
state commerce committee today as un-
justified. The eomission ordered the
cancellation Of the tariffs which would
have made the change
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-27
CARRANZA REFUTES
REPORTS OF DEATHS

Washington, Aug 27.-General Car
rama today cabled his agency here
saying: 1T Is utterly untrue that any
deaths from starvation are taking
place in Mexico City. The food situa-
ton continues 10 improve and has
grown steadily better from the date of
General Gonzales occupation to the
present time
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-27
Negro Murders Chfnaman.

Kansas City. Mo Aue z7- -Sheraa
Collins. negro. has confessed that he
xlled Sam Wan Q wealthy Chinese.
found dead in his laundry the morn
ing of May 40 last, the police ar-
nounced today Wah eas found in the
back room Of his place in Kansas Cit1.
kan his head under q little table a04
blood smeared about the room. There
HaE evidence that he had struggled
with his assallants. The door had been
qTIed open.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-27
Train Kills Ministers Sons.

Scranton, Pa, Aug. 23-Ralph ana
Harry Lutz, sons OF Rev. John Lutz,
pastor Of the First German Methodist
Episcopal church Of this city. were
killed today by being struck by a Del
aware. Lackawanna & Western pas
senger train They were going on
fishing trip and stepped out Of the
way Of a freight into the path Of an
other train
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-27
GERMANY GIVES IN TO SUBMARINE DEMANDS Of PRESIDENT WILSON
Mother And
Three Babes 5
Dead in Fire
Bodies Of Wife Of Gen. John
PersbiHg and Little Ones
Found in PreSideo Home.

san Francisco. Cal, Aug. 2T.-Mrs
Frances Warren Pershing. wife 1T
Brigadier General John j, Pershing. u
S, A, and three of her four children
we're sufocatad in their quarters a.
the Presdeo Of San Francisco early to-
day.
Their bodies were badly burned. a
Mrs. Boswell. a relative. and her iva
children escaped. as did Warren PERISH
ing, ) years old, and three servants.
The dead children are Helen. Anne anl
Margaret, ali under s years old.
Mrs. Pershtug was daughter Of
Senator Warren Of Wyoming. Her hus-
band, commanding the Eighth brigade
e. S. infantry, is at Ell Paso, Texas, in
charge of the border troops.
The fire is believed TO have been
caused by a night lamp although this
was said TO be only conjecture.
The house occupied by the Pershings
was perhaps the best of a collection
of old frame buildings scattered about
the main post and cautonmeuts Of the
Presideo. Efforts to have them re-
placed my modern 7freproof buildings
have met with small success.
Mrs Boswell was the first Of the
people i'm the house 10 discover the fire
She was aroused by the smoke. awak-
ened her children and called to Mrs
Persbing. Then, with her children. she
made her way to the roof of the front
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-27
FRATERNALS ARE
WITH PRESIDENT
NATIONAL Congress, in Session at Min
neapolis Comments Efforts TO
Maintain Peace.

Minneapolis, aug 27-A national
holiday, to be known as ofraternal
day" is one Of the objects which the
National Ffaternal congress VIII seek,
following the adoption of resolutions
to that effect this afternoon TIE res
olgtians cali for a memorial to con-
Eress asking for such designation
Ia resolutions adopted by the con
gress President Wilson is commended
for his efforts 70 keep the United
States from entangling alliances with
the nations Of the world now engaged
in war
The resolutions declare for "disarm-
amcnt and world neace."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-27

HoIvoke. Mass. Aug 27-The trac-
tion system Of the Holyoke Street
Railway company in this city and Am
herst was tied mp for the second time
this month by a strike Of $50 car men
TODAY. The men quit work because the
company refused to consent to a work
ing agreement Of only one years dura-
tion
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-27
CARRANzA WILL
MOVE TO CAPITAL
NeEt Step Expected to Be Ef1ort to
Obtain Recognition by the
United states.

Washington. Aug. General Car
rama Will move his capital 70 Mexico
C5ty sunday All the departments OF
his government except the office oil
foreign affairs ana interior already
taTe been moved from Vera Cruz %
Mexico city and the remaining de-
paruents wifi go with General Car
rama
Carranza's move was regarded in
Latin circles as one Of the steps IN
his effort 70 obtain recognition by tae
United States His reply to the Pan
American peace appeal had not reach
ed here today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-27
HAITI IS TO RATIFY
FINANCIAL PROGRAM

Washington D. C.. Aug. 81 State
officials announced today
that there was every indication that
the financial protectorate convention
with Haiti would be ratified by the
Haitien congress within a tew days,
The statement was made on adyices re-
ceived from American Charge DAT
fairs Davis. at Port Au Prince,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-27
Greeucbaum Indicted.

Chicago, Ill, aug 21-Walter K
Greenebaum, manager Of the Indiana
Transportation company, was indicted
by the county grand jury today
charged with manslaughter in conneo-
tlon with the Eastland disaster, His
company leased the steamer for the
fatal excursion. The Indictment
charges that the boat was unsea worthy
and overloaded.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-27

New York, Aug. 27.-The liner Bal
tic arrived al Liverpool at 4 p. m to-
day, according to a message received
here by the White Star line The Bal
tic sailed from New York Aug. IS with
a6000 ton cargo much Of which con
sisted Of var munitions and automo-
bile trucks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-27

MarseuIes Aug. IT. lEia Parjsl -
Henri SchReirzer, d Swiss. has been
arrested here charged with trading
with the enemy The police sIlege that
during the past year Schweitzer has
done an export business with Germany
through Switzerland amounting TO
$50, 900 200 francs.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-27
BRIDGE COLLAPSES
WITH TRAIN 4 DEAD

Phoenix Ariz., Aug 27.-The north
hound santa. Fe train from Phoenix to
Prescott was wrecked today on a
bridge weakened by a eloudburst al
Dare Creek. 10 miles north Of here
-Four were reported killed and II in
l1rsd. The engine passed over the
bridge safely Then the span collapsed.
p-uHglns the smoker into the swollen
stream The sleeping car remained
on the track.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-27
Petras AppIies for Citizenship.

Chicago. Aug. 27-Tony Petras, who
was acquitted of the murder Of Their
eza Houander at Aurora, Ill. last
wear, fled a declaration Of intention
10 become citizen OF the United
states in the federal court here today
He gave his address as Harvey, H.
and said he was employed there as a
machinist
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-27

State Center, Iowa, aug 27.-August
Funke, A years old q farmer residing
near here, was instantly killed, and
his wife. Anna, fatally injured when
vehicle in which they were riding was
struck by a freight train al q grade
crossing on the Chicago d Northwest
ern near here late last night.