La Junta tribune., 1915-08-28

American children and women and
men--I think the president should
have discarded elegant literature for
emphatic action. and dissent alto
Eether now from further parleyins
by this country with n power that Is
stiii numbering unarmed and unos'
tending American citizens on the high
seas. On that question my views
are well considered. clear and de-
cidcd.'
Some years ago bill was being
voted upon in congress which pro-
vided for an appropriation for a rel
alive OF the late william y. Hol-
man. Holman WAS known as the
watchdog Of the treasury. For once
Holman failed to object to this little
graft appropriation. and voted aye"
Instantly n witty colleague. appreci-
ating the situation. arose and recit-
ed the famous lines. "'Tis sweet to
hear the watchdog's honest bark bay
deep -mouthed welcome as we draw
near home" Family ties. even with
watchdogr, make some difference.
Three hundred old settlers Of the
Arkansas Valley met In Rocky Ford
last Saturday and effected the per-
mancnt orEanization OF the Early
settlers Society OF Rocky Ford and
Vicinity" J. r. GauEer was elect
ed president. and J. W. McCiAin. Of
Manranoia. II. N. Fosdick. OF row-
Ter. x. Phillips. OF La JuntA. Ad En-
yart. Of Ord~Ay. and William Auc-
land. Of Olney. vice presidents. Mrs.
Mary J. Anderson. Of Rocky Ford.
Mas elected secretary treasurer.
Only those Who have lived In the
ArkAnsAs Valley since 1885 are ell
Gible to membership. The annual
meetings Of thesociety are to be
held at the fair grounds In Rocky
Ford ON the first Friday In August
OF each year.
Slowly but surely some Of the
rock ribbed and ancient democrats
of the nation are becoming convert
! ed TO new idcais In politics. X. A.
Long. the Kansas City millionairv
phtIanthropist. who was horn In
Kentucky and has been . democrat
always. recently declared that the
republican party more closely ap-
proximstes the national politics OF
the United States because Il f. the
party OF our great merchant class.
big and little. and the merchant
class. In which are included all far
m-rs and rancher-. and all indus
tries. Il now. and always has been.
the backbone Of our nation" There
are no college theorists among the
merchant class Most Of them
are emincniiy practical In all Of the
affairs Of life.
Charles Berryman. Of Chicago Who
installed the first ypesestine ma
chine In the. office Of the great fami-
iy Journal In 1907. ~as . l.a Juata
visitor last Saturday. In 1897 ~.
Bervyman ~as With the AesseatAai.
er Linotype Company. but darins tAs
past t~o yearp has besa sravelias
rvpresentAtise Of the International
rypeseiiing Company. msasfactur.
ers Of the iatersype. ne "juaios"
machine Installed BY Ns. BesvuaA
Gas sold two years ago sAis month -
the Las Aniass Leader. ana vas suc-
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beea doing such . plessitsdisous
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