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La Junta tribune., 1915-05-08
NAVAL HOSPITAL NOTES.

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Second Lieutenant Stephen Elliott.
U. s. NJ. c.. retired. was discharged
from the hospital on May Sd.
Ensign s C. Strickland reported
on April 25th and has been attach
ed to the hospital for treatment.
Ensign Homer d. Gilbert. U. S. ".
and Ensign r. c. Beisel, U. S. n.
have been detached from the hospital
and ordered to Chicago, H., to ap-
pear before naval retiring board.
Boatswain Gustaf Dahlman. re-
tired. U. S. navy, was discharged
from the hospital on April 2sth. Mr..
Dahlman will make his future home
around Colorado Springs or Denver.
Lieutenant stepehen W. Wallace.
U. s. navy. left the hospital on May
4th on six months sick leave. which
will be spent In the east. Mr.. Wal
lace has been the efficient secretary
Of the gun club and his presence will
be missed by the shooting fraternity.
H. c. Gergerhoff and NJ. Meiiicher
have been booked on the hospital
ball team. Bergerhoff comes from
Denver and will catch for the team
this season. Mellicher comes from
Pueblo and will hold down short
stop. Both give promise 10 being
valuable additions to the team.
The baseball season was opened
last Sunday with Fort Lyon at La
Junta and Rocky Ford at Lamar.
Rocky Ford won from Lamar with a
score OF 3 to 0, and La Junta won
from Fort Lyon. I to 2. The day
was very unfavorable for baseball.
A high wind was blowing and the
air was constantly loaded with dust.
besides being cold enough for over
coats. The Fort lost the game with
out any excuses but we believe we
could play II over and reverse the
score. At any rate the team showed
up very favorably for the first real
tryout. Renell and Berserhoff
were the battery for the Fort and
Goff and Patterson for La Junta.
The game started ,ff with lots of
excitement. La Junta knocking a
home run over the fence. and both
sides scores two runs the first inning.
There WAS no La Junta money in
sight and they evidently were not
very confident OF their position. II
was = good close game. The Fort
made . few more errors than La
Junta. but the way the La Junta boys
got balled up on bases In one OF
the last innings looked very bad for
baseball players. The Fort tagged
two men out in fine order. La Junta
having four men on bases at one time
and not knowing where to place
them. II was q little hard luck
that's all. Renell proved that he
could pitch II he had TO. The wind
was SO strong that Jim lost some OF
his control OF the ball. walking more
men than would ordinarily be healthy
for the average pitcher to have on
bases. Several times he let all the
bases get filled. but pitched his way
out In fine form. Goth OF La Junta
deserves considerable credit as n
pitcher and really won his own game.
Lamar plays at Rocky Ford and La
Junia at Fort Lyon next Sunday.
La Junta tribune., 1915-05-08
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La Junta tribune., 1915-05-08

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La Junta tribune., 1915-05-08
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La Junta tribune., 1915-05-08
s. MAXWELL DISTRICT OFFICES

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La Junta tribune., 1915-05-08
Offices More than 1000
Who Drive Maxwell Cars
MORE THAN 1000 MAXWELL DEALERS
ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE

MORE THAN 1000 MAXWELL DEALERS
ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE
Each of the Maxwell dealers in the
United States and Canada is an automobile
expert. Anyone of them stands ready at all
times to give advice aid assistance to any
Maxwell owner. You can tour all of the
United States and Canada and should your
car require the attention Of an expert you
will find a Maxwell dealer near at hand. If
you need . replacement part, and the dealer
does not have it in stock, he can get il for
you from the nearest Maxwell branch within
few hours.
Maxwell owners never have their cars
out Of service for days or weeks at time
waiting for replacement parts.
The $695 Maxwell Wonder Car" 10 The
greatest real automobile value ever Offered.
The service that the Maxwell Motor Com
pany gives is not surpassed by the service
given BY any other automobile manufacturing
organization in the world.
La Junta tribune., 1915-05-08
treat Service Branches54 Maxwell District
well Dealers are always at the Service Of Thos.

When you buy IN automobile you buy
two kinds Of service. First: THE service
given and guaranteed by the car itself.
Second:-The service given by the maker
and the dealer while the car is in use.
The service the Maxycll car gives is
known. $4,000 satisfied Maxwell owners
have given the Car the rough and tumble aciI
test Of fully eighteen months service. The
Maxwell has shown that il l. able to stand
up under the severest use. In cities, over
country roads, through mud and sand and up
the steepest mountains, the 1915 Maxwell
has made good for $4,000 owners.
THE SERVICE THAT TIE MAXWELL
MOTOR COMPANY GIVES
The service that The Maxwell car s;ves
cannot b questioned Any automobile
owner from time to time requires service
La Junta tribune., 1915-05-08

from the maker Of the car he drives. He
sometimes needs new parts, adjustments, etc.
l6 GREAT MAXWELL SERVICE
BRANCHES
The Maxwell Motor Company takes care
Of Maxwell owners by maintaining Is great
1'axweN Service Branches. These branches
are in great cities which have been selected
in iuch a manner as 10 thoroughly cover the
United States. They can deliver parts 10
any Maxwell dealer CT Maxwell owner within
q fc:o kouTs.
s. MAXWELL DISTRICT OFFICES
81 Maxu,cN Disey.ce Offices are main.
ted in leading cities. This means 54 Die.
".it Managers. each with corps Of assist
ants. a great big part Of the work Of this
army Of skilled men 10 I, see that Maxwell
dealers give real Maxwell service to Maxwell
owners.
La Junta tribune., 1915-05-08
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La Junta tribune., 1915-05-08
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-18

. o. ra4~ fsares shov ere comparative
. cost ~ Haru'actur~ and rgrrlaFer
. sererzi CroE'Fr-NeF
mo Chairman -.P1. them tr rE- gee
aFf p.=sse
grreFaf Cras.er-f uIu HrrfirE o.
f~a of thea f5= ttr record tE.uE &
ear ursfi1a ttrm more slmmar.IF.
s1 tFsT can % better eamrrrHTrtrt
5s che record. fea1 20 p raf 'r aif rf
obese Details. $3.50 Fefr feT Umf~rs
three crrfrHcfs gave a 1rIrr 0f ff.ffe
Ia piece f1r those fimterE.
STR CFu11r-w what 'E q timber
seEFFaf rFur.rr timber 'H frr
f1-FarI part % tfe vaFur which
. r-sasperts Gro gun. 'fr f9-warf p1r-
f.Tr OF rEr rsa carriage and rae ave
eras~ o. fvr orders f1r manufacture
ar che Rock island srseuaI vas ff,f
sp'srr Tire grErraf eos. uaE Tess
Esar hair .h- purchase price.
G-rrrai Crdzler-Noa. far tas 81
.ael ca.asaa. the average rf rive com
Tracts shGss price of 81 CO.'S. and tle
average ~ FiH maE4facETriGE orders
s.sea r1 thE Rock ISLAND arsrrri 81
fIttf- The 1..ncu sun carriage prop
-rH-Etat o.. fH~ vehicle on which tls
zlu r~sfs ana sr1m uhirh itts Aired
gives a. th~ arrraE~ price three con-
tracts. tEzt, and tsr average cost
1aerr Eve manufacturing order rf tho
arsenal aas g
STR Canu0a -uors chat .lrlrde over.
bead charssrr
GeuTraf Cre~irr-yrF. F.r
These r-ures. -rgrrarrrrE tire cost
% msrufaetrrs ar trT Rock Island
arsenal include su overhead charge
such a. paF rf officers. Interest on .H-.
Fesfmeuf. Insurance. depreciation OF
p,1rf. rtr
Tssrtins before o. house commit
Gee Jan o. 1913 General Cr1r'er
falf
eve aase recently Manufactured 4
gun carr rers and are d1.uz if sUu
f1r r.ues rifles that is. H~id guns. at /
81 $780, che exact cost we rrrcEaE
90 chose RHO carriage from expert
rsrrd manufacture. Who had had .
EFreet.rE orders f1r che same thing F.
fr- Er-tz on Increase % 1Fg per
cent over our own price our car.
rasrs F-r~ made or che Eoc< leland .
sH~asL
we have uaulfarfursd there. ar.
ftr same HrsraaL raIss1aF. rHr ST..
1851 and H~ have purchased tHT .
same eaiss1rs from private manufac- f.
fHrFrs utn bad had previous orders
frr them. sr fhat thsF had experience #
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-18

Il was in the late autumn. Edith
and I were walking in the woods kick
ing up the dead leaves, for there We're
only few left on the trees. We were
both young. 1 twenty two. Edith eight
cen WAS sweet on Edith. and when
man OF that age IS sweet on u girl
the hrst idea that enters his head is
thst she can only love heroic per
souage who combines every manly At
tribute When a man or forty gets
sweet on a woman he fears that she
won't consider that he has money
enough 10 make it worth her while to
marry him.
While Edith and were walking
along 20 the pleasant sound OF the
clicked leaves I was thinking about
how many virtues 1 must possess TO
win her IL was in wartime. and
naturally supposed that military glory
would count for good deal
We're getting quite number OF
instances OF bravery from this war In
Europe. I remarked
Yes" she replied. they're splendid
Just think OF a young earl not yet
thirty years old. with the life of a no
blemBn before him. giving his life for
his country"
would you ike to be the widow OF
such a mani"
''I would grieve for him. but 1 would
glory in having had such husband"
This was not encoursg ing for me. a
man OF peace IL was some time be-
fore I tried to ind out any more Of
those traits did not possess. the ab.
sence OF which would induce Edith to
turn me down.
Il read an account some time ago."
I said. of Belgian soldier who was
placed in front Of a company OF Ger
mans who were attacking his country
men. Seeing him. the Belgians low
cred their rifles. 'FireF he cried For
heavens sake. fire. A volley swept
the Belgian and the Germans away to
gether."
What n noble sacriicey" exclaimed
Edith fervently.
do You suppose" I said, that II
you had been that Belgian's wife and
a witness Of the scene and his country
men had looked 70 you TO approve his
order 70 fire you could have made the
sacrifice yourselfE"
This was a poser. Edith made no 1
reply for quite awhile; then she said 1
that she would have preferred TO COM /
promise by having them fire on her. I /
was not disposed to let her out in this /
way and persisted in having a direct /
answer. whereupOu she said that she /
was afraid the test would be too much /
for her. She might be able 20 make
the sacrifice and she might not. or
one thing she was certain. Her heart
would be buried with that noble Bel
giau
Il was apparent to me that to win
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-18
The World Wide War Trust

ia the manufacture. for si.sff- lie.
which L. sfs ger cent grcafcr thar
our osn price
ou page iIi1 o. the same heariuss
General CrorieT stated a. follows
AZ the Springfield armory the pfiu-
e ral manufscfur. o. small arms rides
We make a fee ether thing. bu. the
manufacture iF almost entirely of the
smau arms rife We manufacture
that rife fo~ about SIS and .u tosna
80 . take irto account rhat Z tliuk
should properly BE- fnkrn luf1 account
ia fhe cost but the srr lEfi-id arm
nrf. uE~ the other arseuais. Is main
fa.aft a. an arsenal % storage and
issue as aeu o. manIfaciuriu-
p.ace and therefore. iu c1mpuraE
these costs. have Eu1tacicd from
se~ fofai rEfense % the Springfield
armorv those portions which 7 con
slider result from ifs character O. on
arsenal % Isa1s and storage Unless
s1mrbefF goes iuro fhs details quite
closely. there may be- question o. tn
ubrth~- 9 slbtrhef quite a. much as
Q ought 90.
Therefore g. last year. for the pu--
rrs- 90 satisfying some persons vao
ri.E1t have som. doubt made up what
might call an exaggerated cost OF
far rifles a. che Springfield nrmory
and charged it f1 the rife. whether
' vas fD- the payment 90 the clerks
.1at werc used Iu the issu@ % stores.
che payment 81 abe Eforehuuse force.
whether Go vac Tor the payment OF the
ratchmeu-'hev are the guards and
rustodInuE % the valuable property
90 have lu fEere-t charged an the
PAS 90 officers and an the paw OF eve
erybrdy concerned 90 the rife. and
tV chat mears Z arrived ,nt "a cost OF
the rifle O. Sizes instead o. sii-fhat
Ia. g found had 90 add 90 the cost as
had reported De- about 20 per cent
Nrw staf then became q statement 20
on exaggerated cost which. whatever
the rife might cost properly. % could
noe possibly reach. 70 must have bsel
below sITs5. and 10 Go we're possible
90 obtain enc opinion cf an expert. D
would b@ Eind 90 ask him Or be thought
ths sp-f aeneid rifle could be produced
bF anybody else anywhere and pur-
chased for SOS Ny opinion Is that
SOU could not set 40 as IoV as SIS from
any manufacturer
Rises ere niE1 made no the Rock Is
land arsenaI az the same or lower
figure
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-18
REGULATING TIE JITHEY
ans

Toe f.rev bss elsr.5es sr1s7sFd
tv enc rrCFr reterafi5e OF taho'
zaf tg a- rs~er-trd ts ere u4a.eipa.
lnnmst.er Bodies ef Offs locality fps
enartaers .rso law deserve enc con-
s51rrna5e af ere 1s5.r ta whose la
r-r-sr f1rv ere drafted. TIE obi~ct
= aar OBJ -.I-llsare .ar i.sarv aGtumo-
Ole asE 01 erEs.ste and epotru. 90
aaF fr eEer rrsporstH.itft la ts7ss
usv operate Sci ln a u0rt. gre rss
s,-e ls sF bring 's uraF- ftF sane re-
g..rraaraEs teaE are.V fo any common
carrier rhr street car COMPANY 's
rrsrars.ef~ grssr tf~ c1Fr1Tafiaa
laws % ere state ART it ts p1ssrssst
1f tarsibIs. assets ia great p.ratv from
uk.er rr rvc1rer damages u any
ar11aus tsat NAY t~ Testified. The
pruse srf reE1 atirrs framed bv ttr
tabor Frtieratt1a are rot TOO drastic.
or ore rhirz more shogff BE- added ~
IL prcvts.oc f1r conductors. Numrr
oas accidents have Been called t1 the
Alteration % TIE Argus % drivers pr-
~rnlfrE their ears wtr one hard GO
crpFdrf ttorueErfErrs o. on che
h~idr-s whrs thev turn haif about On
their seats 60 collect fares from thsir
pass~rrwr tf thr Field .s 90 inviting
ant lucrative ~ 20 bring in - MANY
~o~vrvnrc.,s ard s1ca vio'~rt coupe
fssi1r ere proceeds ogEFt 20 % sun
ctrut Co. vurraaf two men 20 a car
VIE the rezriafi7us suEEested -
rFs Labor F-rdsrafi1u ahruit 50 90 ERE
municipal bodies % Rock Island and
naveuport az teast. the resolutions
adopted - thr sane tabo- hodv Dc
handing better stree ear service on
ere Hlrtdz~ ire aad more desirable sc-
con mctaFtous f1~ ere isiard work
men Tire street car service on che
Bridge Tire has be~n Inadequate for
snrae time. especially Ef uirht The
ears have been overcruwtrd- Passer-
gers have Been packed iuto The cars
Tie cattle and made 90 s-rs- iucou-
rrn'e ece. This shosft b. ~~m~tii~d b.
ada.EE more cars beta ceu s ~ the a..
,erucua and ruiduizht TIE Pea % the
isiana men r. also isst. That aar
-au whn has s5Tksd al dag lu a.
shop shuuis - Obliged % staal 90 @
r~ost SEED ear ts an ogtraEc thaf shouid
11s 30 longer tolerated
nrfnE ths tifrsy bEssss ErG~r the Z
as On tas interest % sabii- safety 4
int regu'r~ tss STREE ear cumparr % T
,rovfds s1frc err service % th~
Bridge iirs ard far ere - Ene sop
ssu a-1 svsry sOcy srl Be hsPsy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-18
The Daily Story
She Admired Bravery-By F. A. Mitchell.

Edith I must do something heroic
DO you know" said. 81 have con
Guided that this war is a struggle be
tween reaction and progress. con
slider it the duty OF America TO join in
il on the side OF progress"
$50 do l." was the prompt reply.
! What is true OF a nation is true of
/ one Of its individual citizens"
What do you mean?'
THAT il is my duty to fight for the
/ worlds progress I'm going abroad 10
enlist"
/ Edith looked grave
Don't you think it my duty?~
'No: I don't"
why not? Haven't you agreed with
me that it is our duty as a nation 10
fight on the side OF progress. and what
IS the duty of a nation is the duty OF
its individual citizens?"
Yes: I suppose so. But I think II
would BE very foolish for you 10 90
all the way over there toto get your
self shot"
looked down sidewise at Edith.
The fdes of my making myself food
for powder evidently troubled her.
7 sail next week"
There was no comment on this for
awhile. Presently Edith asked me in
a faltering voice why / had said moth
ing of this before. 1 was some time
framing my answer. When it came
spoke in choked voice:
Because 1 dread a parting"
asWfth whom - She kent her ewes
bent on the ground.
you" l faltered-
I went on to tell her that loved her.
and she confessed that my love was
returned.
How hard for US to part 1 said,
ION the eve of our betrothaI"'
I'VE win not part" she said firmly.
MY duty calls"
What duty?"
ITO progress. civilization, the cause
OF freedom"
LET It can."
II might have an opportunity TO die
one Of those noble deaths we have been
talking about"
You'll do no such thing. You'n stay
at home"
But think how proud you VIII be Of
your soldier lover"
II don't want a soldier lover"
Must I go unsupported by the
knowledge that you are willing to SIC
rifice"-
You'll not go at all"
We were sitting on a low horizontal
limb of a tree. Edith threw her arms
around me TO hold me from going 10
fight for an idea which I had no idea
of lighting for. I gave in at last and
70 rom q in q bOr17a
After we were married one night we
heard burglars below My wife in or
der to prevent my going down 10 at
tack them locked the door and threw
the key out from the window.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-18

Mexico may be called the smoker
paradise There is plenty % good
cheap tobacco go that country. where
tine leaf grows freely Furthermore
90 tay o. levied upon 30. one may
rrv iu Mexico a cigar. every biz as
good al tho average ten cent brand
in th5s country. Tor a sum equivalent
ro ESQ aud O half cents 81 our mon
eg. CiEarettes are cheap 10 proper
Zion. To rrotcc. the domestic article
M.zic8 icsi.E prohihitive tar upon
imported tobacco. so that no Mexican
tHiuss % buying an American cigar
The iaH1r.ur classes are able 20 buy
two boxes OF cigarettes. containing ID"
each. Tor tw1 and haif cents in our
money. To. tobacco iu these is the
sun dried natural leaf and 90 coarse
Frads. wi'h coarse paper wrapp.nes
The market o. abuudanfiy supplied
also with cigarettes OF high rrade ro-
brre1 iu the best paper wrapp ugs
For thr most uarr the Mexican takes
tis tobacco lr the form % cigarettes.
-Sea York Tribune.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-03-18
HEALTH TALK.
William BRADY. ND.
The Two Reliable Blood Tonic,

whether ere aucuir luIis lua
takes Hisgd pills tahieI must us
freshly made 10 iu small Tote tu tt
onectiveI. or swcctru~d iron oxide
teizen sucker. or the old tinciure 90.
iron tuhich. brIuE acid. must bc taken
veil diluted through a tuteI. there are
eco blood tDnics which ve can certify
are just a ace bit be;tcr. cheaper and
pisasautsr than any Others. They are
our faVu-lte prescription fresh air
aad sunlight
WHY does che ansmic Individual
feel ueaE. -run down and tired. Why
does she faint easiiy- Why does she
set out o. breath 90 quickly vhcu she
eNerts herself On any waye Why does
her heart So pit-a-pat on slight provo
catiuus Why 90 she $50 nervous.
you Can't By o; Anywhere.
The reason fnF an these symptoms
% anemia is that the blood does not
carry enough oxygen 20 the cells OF
the body nor enough uutrinent. OK
yEcn hunger would explain everyone
of the symptoms mentioned. Well.
what O. the simplest and easiest way
90 make che blood 90 better vork &.
Take our favorits preseription-fres
air and sunshine.
Fresh air necessarily means cold
ar. Warm air uiii not do-wnrm air
cant BE- very fresh. anyway Cold air
81 stimulating @ the appetite. % im-
proves the circulation. % gives iarE-
- prUportiou % oxygen In each inhal.
alton. being condensed
Sunlight De- without \ peer among
The remedies for sncmin The aver.
age ease % anemia shows a gain q
% Per cent IN hesnoEiobin or iron col
1rinE matter o. the first three DAYS %
exposure % sunlight. even when only
; limited area % skin - exposed. a.
log instance. the feet LEGS and knees
Sunlight 3 the most powerful known
sttmuian' 20 the biood.rnakinE glands
70 matter whsr~ yoa live there e.
lone suniirhr which ron can have
re - charge every minute you
Iper4 ns;hiuE IN the sunlight Ia boand