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La Junta tribune., 1915-07-10
MNBR COLORADO EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION
SATURDAY. july 10. 1918.
REMINISCENT
t1nPlLD FRui TRIBUNE
FILES o.
TWENTY YtlRSA0

The machinery for La Junta's new
canning factory was shipped from In,
dianapolis.
W. u. Goblin. promising young
lawyer of Rocky ForG, was a county
seat visitor.
The Methodist parsonage on Sar
Juan avenue was under course OF
construction.
A healthy baby boy arrived al
the home OF c. l.. Seeley TUESDAY
July l6. 1895.
W. +. Sears. coroner OF OterC
county. died July II. 1895. aged 3s
years. lacking one day.
The Santa Fe was putting down q
second artesian well which hat
reached q depth OF ESQ feet.
Grant Bridgeman was shot and ser
iously wounded by a higwaymar
with whom he grappled when order
ed to throw up his hands.
Our nations birthday was cele
brated at Catlin with an old.fashion
ed basket picnic. q. w. Parker ant
c. W. Feniason were the orators o.
the day.
Numerous libel suits were fllec
against the News aud Republican In
Denver for charging that various al.
dermen had sold their votes to the
water company. The water COM
pany Is still the biggest political bug
bear In Denver and probably will he
for all time to come.
Whether La Junta's proposed ar
tesian well should be located on
h.sh sEound or In the bottom near
the pump house was the all absorb.
Ing question of the day. the Tribune
containing two columns OF interviews
with prominent citizens giving their
views In the natter.
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-10
Needed Editor. tor m.r.e.. Hand,

When the special train carr, ins
200 editors 10 the National Editorial
Association at Los Angeles. reached
Hutchison. Kan. few days ago 4
dosea big hay racks sud three farm
motor trucks pulled up slonsside th,
station. A bunch Of busiy. bewhlsk
cred farmers In overaiis started toi
the editors.
I'VE represent the Farmers
Orange" explained the leader
We've got TO have 900 harvest hana,
st oace. Come along"
The editors protested that ,hei
were merely passing through: thai
they were not harvesting aud wcf'
not looking for work. say way.
you b. like the rest Of these I. "
Wa" isststed the 0ranse leader
"You hang around here begging ioi
handouts and won't work when ~
offered. Nov. by gum. you can 60 4,
work.
A score Of iusty farmers grabbet
enough of the editors 10 fili the hal
racks aud trucks. hoidisg several d
the editors down BY sitting on them
and started for the waiting wbes
fields. The farmers proved 20 be- n.
reception committee from the toui
boostias club.
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-10
ssessessser EslA Sese.7

couaty Superintendent Daily a
few days ago. appointed E. q. Jones
Of sugar City. 10 ftil the vacancy Ia
the Sugar City school board which
was caused by the death Of X. H.
Smith. NJ. Jones II . mAster me,
chasie for the sugar factory Of thai
town and 10 we'll qualified for ths
posltten. and the spponlment i.
welcomed BY the majority Of thoss
Interested Ia the town schools. -
Crowley County Leader.
Nr. jones q . former old time
resident of II junsa, aal used "a
work for Eusene HAwklns and oil
Downes, vhea they were peepriesof.
u tlcyele eafaoss n this elsy.
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-10

This is the time n Scas shss sie housewife
fsds difttcsls s0 piss hsr meajs. Evesyoss
MrST eas dsstag the hat weaahes. esea tAossh u
- - effort. ne wisc hosseaespes sedscss she
effort nurh pss.ihie b. piasa:as daissy dlsh.
-. NE shasuld stsie this ss1se Wsese have ~.
ss,thiAs ps~1sced asywhsss eassh thas y go.
b, clslllssd felix's Nase wt1l Md Inst hes stss
Will give M sassr.st"as s"e Wsasy dishes that wtl
make eaaiss le.s 0s task nsd ss.se AZ vieasuse
this hOs weather.
La Junta tribune., 1915-07-10

clubs.
La Junta has ia miles of water
mains.
La Junta has two moving picture
shows.
La Junta has 5 miles of cement
cutters.
La Junta has a school enrolment
OF 1908.
La Junta has one twenty-five ton
ice plant.
La Junta has 9.5 miles Of brick
sidewalks.
La Jun,a has 81 miles OF cement
sidewalks.
La Junta has bank deposits OF
$1,000, 900.
La Junta has $4,000 high
school building.
La Junta has twenty-five passen.
ger trains daily.
La Junta has one star route and
TOUR rural routes.
La Junta has the most sunshine OF
any Colorado city.
La Junta has n public library OF
$4,000 volumes.
La Junta has n telephone system
with 1910 phones.
La Junta has one railroad reading
room and club house.
La Junta has an $4,000 opera
house. erected In 1914.
La Junta has n monthly payroll.
all sources. Of $4,000.
La Junta has twenty three fra
ternal and secret societies.
La Jun,a has one FIGURING mill of
500 barrels daily capacity.
La Jun,a has a water and sewer
system owned by the city.
La Junta has best prospects OF any
town In the Arkansas Valley.
sso suHa Har tu' h'couu lITSeht
shops on the Santa r. system.
La Junta has one brick and tile
plant OF 10000 daily capacity.
La Junta has Mennonite sanitasi-
um located five miles vest OF city.
La Juntas building improvements
Ia 1914 aggregated u total value Of
100000.
La Junta has an electric light and
power plant. with ali.day and all.
aisht service.
La Junta has three printing offices
-and one newspapcr--thc great
family Journal.
La Jun,a has u $4,000 modern
concrete bridge over the Arkansas
river. erected Ia 1914.
l.a Junta has for,y.thrcc miles OF
Santa 70 sidc,raok. with a freight
car capacity Of $500.
La Junia's passenger receipts ay.
srass $4,000 to $4,000 per month
Santa 70 oil tho way.
L. Junta has a 100000 gas
plant. which will be ready TO serve
consumers on March 10. 1915.
L. Junta's freight receipts average
betwseu $4,000 aud $4,000 per
month-Banta fe all the way.
La Junta has ten thousand acres
OF virgin agricultural territory sur.
roundins Il. available for irst.ciass
dairy farmers.
Il JuntA has . building and iosn
association with 100000 capital
an1 loans In 0tero county asgresai.
iss essi.iSs.
Ia JvntA has the headquarters Of
the western grand division Of the
oanea fe. located In . 100000 Of.
~ building erected In 1914.
l. Junta has III miles Of sven.
uee aad ii.s miles Of streets. Az.
saueo run north and south and
serooes east and west Avenues are
- eoes wide and streets 90 feet
wi1o.
- juntA Il the hest town Of is
~ - the best state IN the union.
~ creator made Colorado. and
~ nan IL nov awakening 70 the
eonsleeloa. that 10 bestowed upon Il
HGpoelai favef. aad left Il % the
, ~ = sssasiea 70 ssssl Tor
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Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-11
PANUCO Is BACK IN CARRANZA
 CONTROL
Villa Troops Evacuate Town and Carranza Forces March
 In and Occupy the Town;
 Claim Obregon Is Beaten

WASHINGTON, May 1O-Carranza troops reoccupied Panuco, in the oil well region near Tampico, according adyices from Mexico City to the State Department The Villa force which captured the town about ten days ago evacuated May and a Carranza force marched in Fighting continues at Ebano about 90 miles from Tampico
 The capture of Panuco by Villa troops caused considerable apprehen- sion here as it gave one faction con- trol of the producing wells of the re- zion, while the other controls the shipping terminals at Tampico and Tuxpam. The British embassy oni- cials feared the oil supply, needed for the British navy would be threatened. The Villa agency here issued state ment during the day depying the re- capture Of Panuco but giving no de- tails of the present situation. The
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-11
WOMAN HOSPITAL STAFF.

LONDON. May l0-A young woman wearing a military uniform cores bonding, except for the skirt, to that of a major in the British army, is seen daily in the vicinity of the War or flee. Like the regular military onic- CTS attached to the War Onice she has her official automobile and soldier chauffeur.
 She is Dr. Louisa Garrett Anderson. With a stan of women physians she is at present engaged in organizing for the War Onice a military hospital of 500 beds in Endell street. Although it is technically impossible for a wom- an to hold a commission in the Brit ish army she has been given military rank equivalent to that of major Of the Royal Medical Corps.
 Dr. Anderson Is the daughter of Dr. Elizabeth Anderson, who was the first woman major in England, being elect cd to that office in Aldebursh, suf folk.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-11

LONDON, May 1O.-The Cunard Lin CT Lusitania. sunk last week off old Head of Kinsdaie, by a submarine, was struck by only one torpedo, ac- cording to the testimony of Captain Turner of the steamer given at the coroners inquest at Kinsdale But the deadly missile found the vital spot and sent the liner to the bottom in les than twenty minutes. carrying with her more than 1000 persons.
 The evidence and testimony present ed by Turner, led the jury to bring verdict of wholesale murder" against the German Emperor, his gov ernment. and the officers of the sub marine directly responsible for the sinking of the ship It was also dis closed by Turner and by Winston Churchill first Lord of the Admiralty. in a statement Go the House of Com mons. the captain received wireless advices from the Admiralty in regard Co the presence of submarines off the liners course.
 Turner in his testimony said he followed the advice ito the best of my ability" The character of the ad- vice rendered by the Admiralty was not diyulged and will not be until Lord Mersey opens the inquiry into the loss of the ship Meanwhile the cause of the heavy loss of life, the abe sence Of naval escort the sudden ness with which the ship sank, afford room for much speculation
 Anti-German riots have been occur ing in many sections of England, while the more staid business men have decided to exclude all men of the enemy's countries, even to natur- alized Germans. from the exchanges of the country There has been a boom in recruiting. The recruiting was also helped by the German air raid early this morning One hundred and twenty bombs were dropped in the South End and vicinity. but only two deaths were reported The ma terlal damage was S5O.OOO
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-11

WAsHNGTON. lOOncias n the United the crisis resulting sinking There continued dis
  Germany without declaration Before leaving Philadelphia Che president locked himself White Ie believed he has will cabinet 
 Cheyaer Van Rappd minister the Netherlands called at the 
  conference with Counsellor Holland their lives Lusiana the American Guhigh verey than O
 British and express and sympathy Both lie
 In regard the suggestion that the diplomatic atons with Germany pointed rous effect upon the hmanan work United ductng throughout q probably be by the change calling O sion consider not be the presidens O
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oERMANY sENDs REeRETs.

BERLIN. May 1O-The German for eign office sent the following dispatch to the German embassy at Washing ton; Please communicate the follow ing to the Stae Department The German government desires to express the deepest sympathy at the loss of lives on board the Lusitania. The re- sponsibility rests. however, with the British government, which through it's pla nof starving the civilian popula- ton of Germany has forced the Ger mans to resort 10 retaliatory meas. ures.
 Tn spite of the German oenr to stop the submarine war in case the starvation plan is given up by the British, merchant vessels are being generally armed with guns and repeat edly have tried to ram submarines, so that previous search is impossibl e If England. after repeated official and unofficial warnings, had considered herself able to declare that the boat ran no risk, and in this light, assumed the responsibility for the human life on aboard the steamer which. owing to it's armament and cargo, was liable to destruction, the German govern ment in spite of it's heartfelt sym pathy for the loss of American lives cannot but regret that Americans fell more inclined to trust to Englisl promises rather than to pay attention to the warnings from the German side"
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-11
PresIdent outlinss Plan

PHILADELPHIA. May lO.-Tue president gave Co a gathering of 5000 naturali7ed Americans tonight the first intimation of what course the United States will pursue in the sit uation resulting from the loss of more than 100 Americans on the Brit ish liner Lusitania He spoke by im- plication but his hearers interpreted the remarks as meaning that while the United States would remain at peace she woul dseek to convince Germany of the injustice to mankind of the tragedy last Friday
 America" said the president. must have the consciousness that on all sides it touches elbows and touches the heart with all nations of mankind The example of America must be a special example and must be an exam. pie not merely of peace, because it will not fight. but because, in sealing and elevating the influence of the world of strife is not There is not such a thing as a man being too proud to fight There is such a thing as be- ing SO right that it does not need 10 convince others by force that it is right"
 These remarks precipitated a tu- mutt of applause and patriotic en. .thusiasm emphasized by the waving of small American flags. The presi- dent made no direct reference to the Lusitania tragedy but the audience did not hesitate to read the applica- tion of his statement.
 Introduced by Mayor Blankenburg, who spoke in distinctly German ac- cents. the welcome and appeal for the simple allegiance to the United States, the president called forward the idea of welding foreign blood in the makeup of America by pointing out the true goal of right of American citizenship 10 be loyal not to the country of ones birth, but to the land of ones adoption
 The station was densely crowded when the president arrived As nc passed along a guard of police. cheers went up from the assembled crowd Wilson acknowledged them witt smiles. The cheering crowd kept uT an the way to Convention Hall. Tn, president joined in singing America as an opening.
 Mayor Blankenburg, Secretaries Wilson and Daniels, made brief talki before the president delivered hi speech. As the president rose t' speak, there was a sudden and spon taneous outburst of applause. Ever one present leaped to his feet wavinl American flags Amid the cheering the band played the Star Spangie' Banner"
 The sentiment expressed in th presidents speech was epitomized la ter by one of his closest advisors a humanity first" While it has no yet been determined, he said. eIactl what steps will be taken by the Unii
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-11

Captain Turner. in declaring that one torpedo did all the damage. said the second explosion the passengers heard was an internal one and that the engines having been put out of commission it was impossible to stop the Lusitania and permit her boats being lowered properly This idea of an internal explosion is supported by naval experts who point out that if a torpedo had exploded on contact the steamer would have only been disa- bled or had one or two of her com partments flooded
 It is evident. however. they say, that if the torpedo penetrated the hull the charge of four hundred and twen- ty pounds of explosive detonated. would have created the effect similar to an explosion of a magazine within the ship There is little wonder. therefore, they say that the Lusitan- ia sank SO rapidly or SO many were killed by the fumes of the explosive. One question of why no naval escort accompanied the Lusitania, Churchill explained in the House of Commons. is that the policy of the Admiralty is that merchantmen must look after themselves.
 This policy is due to the fact that the Admiralty has not sufficient des- troyers Co escort all merchant ships, they being required to guard the con- tinuous stream of transports from England to France. and to protect the English coast from German raids. Nay al observers are of the opinion that the use of destroyers for the protect ion of shipping is probably what the Germans are trying 10 force England to do. but they say the Admiralty. with an eye first on the naval and military needs of the country will not divert its ships for this purpose. Churchill expressed the belief that the steamer that was particularly threat eued with destruction should be cs- pecially protected and the matter of convoy doubtless will be further dis- cussed i'm Parliament
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-11
FINAL REPLY Is AWAITED BY
 ITALIANS
Italy Waits the Final Reply From Austria, Which Is Ru-
 mored to be Expected at Midnight; Break May Come

PARIS, May 10-"The government of Italy awaits a final reply from Austria says a Rome dispatch to La Liberte. Tn the interim the pubH- cation of important decrees. which were signed at the last meeting of the cabinet have been withheld. It is learned from an excellent source that unless Che Austrian answer arrived be- fore midnight tonight, or if the reply is uniavorable Italy will consider the negotiations terminated"
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-11
THREE MILLION AND OVER Is
 PROPOSED
House Votes Appropriation Bill Which Now Aggregates Close to Three and One Quarter Million Dollars
Front; Dr. Frank Klepal and

PHOENIX. May 1O.-The house com. .pleted the offering of new sections to the general appropriation bin today and tentatively agreed to take mp to. morrow the bill section by section, and othrough the measure again, hoping to reach a final agreement on various sections before the bill is placed on third reading If such plan is carried out it seems likely the sen ate will not receive the measure be fore the first of next week The bill now carries for the ensuing two years appropriations amounting 10 $3,1S2,. 331.5O.
 Of this sum a good roads appropria- tion of S5OO,OOO and interest on the public debt of $123.OOO were added to-
 day together with S7O.OOO for the maintenance of the national guard
 There was a limited debate but no roll call on adopting an appropriation or $500 to pay an extra counsel Co assist the attorney general in prose cutting before the United States su- pltluf Apul 70 lll' "FPN"i 'A Nt'N 'N PNt cent law. A motion was proposed by Proctor and the general appropria- ton bill was amended on motion of Reed to provide that any moneys ex- pended from the sums appropriated il the bill for labor must be paid to citi- zens of the United States and prefer ably to citizens of Arizona.
 A private telegram to Claypool says the semi-annual payment of taxes as passed by the late session is being referred in Gila county,
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-11
REFUSED WRIT

SAN FRANCISCO, May lO.- Mau. ny l. Diggs and F. Drew Caminetti whose conviction was recently affirm ed, were denied a re-hearlng by the United states circuit court Of appeals. A writ of mandate of execution of sentence will be issued within five days. lt is understood counsel for the defense wil laAk . stay of appeal from the supreme court.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-11
eoVERNMENr REPLlEs

WASHINGTON, May Counsel for the government filed motions in the district supreme court asking a dismissal for lack of jurisdiction of the suits O fthe Riggs National Bank against Secretary McAdoo, Comptrol- Ter Williams and United States Trea- surer Burke, who are charged in the banks complaint with conspiring to wreck the institution The motions marked the first step of the govern. ment.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-11
MUCH MAIL LOST.

WASHINGTON, May 1O-The loss of eighty-two bags of mail on the Lu- sitania is said by the Post office De partment to be the first ever lost at sea by the United States as a result of war. Post office officials declined to discuss, to what extent, if any, the loss of mail may enter into the inter national complications arising out of the sinking of the ship.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-11
AsoUITH SPEAKS.

LONDON, May 1O-"This war was begun by Germany with a fragrant breach of treaty, and has been carried on with a progressive disregard for convention and previously accepted rules Of warfare" said Premier As quith in the House of Commons. These facts are universally known and there is no subject in approach. ing neutral governments unless the latter are prepared to take some ac- ton on the matter. We trust neutral naions are growing to realize the is- sues involved in this war will effect the whole civilized world, and the fut- ure of humanity"
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-11
WHOLESALE MURDER" TIE CORONER'S JURY VERDICT INVESTIGATING SINKING
 OF TIE LUSITANIA

Captain Turner of the Lusana Testhes Before the Jury Knsae; Says But One Torpedo Struck the Boat; Com mander Also Says He Followed the Admraltys Caution Much Possible; Verdict Accuses the Kaiser Investigation Into Sinking of the Boat by Lord Mersey Will Be Taken Up Once; Lord of the Admiralty Says That Merchant Steamers Will Have to Take Care of Them selves As Navy Cannot Spare Desroyers to Protect . O h topedong Luana follows We find
  of the
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SUGGESTS THAT J. s. SEVER DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS WITH GERMANY---IDEA
 IS RADICAL ONE

Officials In Washington Wait For Presidents Decision be Made Before the Cabinet Meeting Today Idea of Severance of Diplomatic Relations With Germany Con- sidered Coming From Very Authentic Source
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-11
AUD RAILROAD
 PAPERS ARE FILED
Articles of Incorporation for New Road to Ajo Filed in Phoenix; Announcement of Route to be Made Soon

PHOENIX. May 10-Cieou T. Knapp, attorney for the company. will within a week make an an- nOuncement of whether the road will be built from Gila Bend to AjO of from Tucson tO Aio
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-11

ed States in the present crisis. the idea uppermost in the presidents mind was to show that whatever course was adopted. no matter how vigorous, it vii lhave as its object the good Of humanity.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-11

Dutch Minister Calls Bryan and Says His Government Stands Exactly In the Same Position United States British and French Ambassadors Call and Express Their Horror and Sympathy" at the Occurrence of Friday
Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-11

statement also announced Obregon had been driven back from Leon distance of sixty miles, by the Villa army, and was intrenchng his forces at Irapu to Obregon it stated, left more than two hundred dead twelve hundred prisoners and a number of field and machine guns in Villas hands It is reported the occupation of Queretaro, in Obregon's rear by Zapata forces is said to be confirmed.
 MEXICO CITY OUTBREAK.
 WASHINGTON, May 10 Dispatch es to the State Department from Car ranza on yesterdays outbreak in Mex leo City agree it was not an attempt on the life of General Rogue Gonzales Garza the executive, but the out outcome of a personal brawl in which General Estrada was shot by General Rarona, who then sought another per. sonal enemy in the hotel where Garza lives. The Carranza agency advices say fifty were killed in the fighting. The State Department dispatches say ten Adyices to the Spanish embas- sy confirm the rupture between Gar sa and Xapata which the State De- partmtne dispatches said was feared.