La Junta tribune., 1915-07-03

ThA yousg college graduate Is per-
e4nially surprised At the seemingly
vqpe Dunbsr OF employers who never
ssem 70 have heard Of Beta Eta Pi.
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A. ~ inducement TO gain attention
O. the "0o-to- Church Day" automo-
bllss we're used to convey the people
% the various places OF worship. The
1>eslsss car carried the Baptists. the
Cadillac the Aethodists. the Packard
~ Episcopalisns. the Overland the
Rfssbytsrians. and the Ford cars
we're sent to the Christian Scientists
because they could think they were
Heing In an automobile.
Ed AcOeeney. former old-time
- Junta boy. who is now a resident
of Seattle. biossomed out In a new
role one day last week. appearing as
one Of the stars In High Jinks In
Dixie Land" which was staged by
tAe Seattle Athletic Club on the ev-
sning Of June 24th. His well known
pliz appeared In q recent Issue OF the
Seattle Times as ''one Of d quartette
Of performers who VIII be seen In the
8. A. {. show" Ed is going some
these days.
Mr. and Mrs. william A. Sawn, OF
Springfield. Mass. were guests OF
lanes Rumsby and family over Sun
day. arriving IN town the previous
thursday morning. They are max
Ing 40 extended tour Of the u. 3. A.
aad NOS, Of Canada. aud had visit
I'd al the large cities OF the east be-
fore reaching La Junta. They left
last Monday morning for San Diego.
and After visiting the fair there will
- 70 San Ersncisco. and later will
visit all Of the important cities Of
tAs Pacific Slope, returning home
VIZ the Canadian Pacific ss far ss
Winnipeg. and then down to Mlnne-
aeolis and ST. Paul. east to Chicago.
around the Great Lakes to Nj.
sDaSs Fails. sEd then home. Some
trip. surely.
A worthy man who va. very sen
dVvs ant retiring. having lost his
u4s. privately requested that be
NIGHT - rs0enbered In the minis
tes'e oossias prayer from the pui.
~ but asked that his name might
noe b mentioned. On Sunday morn
~ the good minister prayed most
e1eQusntly for our aged brother
u1on whom the heavy hand OF sore
aesliction has 50 lately fallen" A.
~ point an elderly man. whom the
SINISTER had married To n very young
VIE during the week. rose with =
bounce. and stamped down the aisle.
osttsrins loud enough to be heard
halt over the chapel: 1T may BE-
a. sffliction. but I'm blest u I want
- Be prayed for Ia that fashion,"
Details Of another gigantic plan
feshered BY Henry Ford. motor
manufacturer. have Just been given
oui. The motor masIat. has got op.
seons on tracts on both sides VI the
Seser Rouge. north of the village VI
O4kwood. comprising 1000 acres. aud
q them Ford expects to erect = vas,
plant In which he will msnuiacturs
Z tractor snsins for farm use. ford's
plAns also have been extended ~ the
sescsion Of AZ ideal city for the em.
p1eyes of the great plant. To save
~ msa Who viii work for him from
real estate srabbers. Ford plans to
buy ~ enough ground In the vicinity
y secommodii. them aud sell not
oely the land but Ideally constructed
hnmss 10 the workers st low prices
T4s plant 10 expected 10 employ 20.
0eo men. The farm tractors viii
ell for about S?5o-aot mors than
sos good horse.
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Bill Turner Was . farmer. he lab.
ossd oil his life. lie didnt have nc
seAoolin' and asi,hsr had his wife.
qes Dall vas built for business aud
Qeds the wheels 60 round. aud left
4 bsalthy fortune when they put him
tQ6ss ground. lie Was always TAX.
~ cAasees. paid . hundred for .
oDl. His nsighboss called him era.
q. 6ut hs LETT . stable full os cows
sees broke the record. making but.
~ 6y he tor. en- Biii had bis pic.
sofs Dsinssd u the Saueedunk Week.
Y oua. He had newfangisd no.
sees Of aakiss farming pay. lie
60 fought fool mschins 10 help
y Deo1 ~ hay. The nsishbors