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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-01
PERSONAL

Mrs. Samuel b. Nuzum. Miss Jennie
Fisher and Samuel r. Nuzum were
here from, Fairmont Sunday guests Of
w. +. sNuzum. -s .s-a.Ssss 4
Mr.. and Mrs. n. q. Summers and
son. Edward Lee, visited in Fairmont
Sunday. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. u. Z. Jones and chill
dren were visitors in Fairmont Sun
day.
James Jelly has returned from Nor
gantown where he furnished music al
william MCGOWAN left Monday
morning for q five weeks trip to be
spent in visiting western cities. Mr.
MCGOWAN will visit Cincinnati, Chi
cago. San Diego, Los Angeles and San
Francisco. :: a
DR.. Chester Il. Ogden arrived home
Monday after spending a week In New
York and Boston. IA
George a. Davis, prominent farmer
and stockman, Of Chenille, and ma
tive Of West Milford, this county, II
here on a visit to relatives.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-01
Junior Br0therhod.

The Kappa Sigma RI. or Junior
Brotherhood of Clarksburg, held an
other one OF their spendid weekly
meetings a recent evening at the
First Baptist church.
After the regular opening, order
of business, Ave young men, Burke
Morris, Harry Fretwell, Charles
|Laneping, Guy Hoffman and William
Arnett entered the mysterious re-
gion Of knighthood. The goat had
been properly trained and all the
boys except one succeeded in holding
on, and even this one was picked up
and safely landed In that beautiful
country for which he had started,
and in which every boy in Clarksburg
should be interested.
DIR. w. &c. Taylor. pastor of the
First Baptist church, Mrs. w. g.
Taylor and w. e. White gave inter-
|esting talks for the good of the order.
The following officers were In
stalled for the ensuing year:
Chap1ain-Mrs. j. D.. Hill.
Chancellor Maiden Stout.
Vice chancell OF. Alden Busy.
Scribe James Morgan.
sPurser-James Stealey.
nstableReginald Frashier.
Sentinel-Ch Charles Gaylord.
Tentmaker Henry Curtain.
Gamaliel-O rville Garrett.
.StephenRandal Squires.
Pumpkin pie, dough nuts, apples
and coffee finished the program for
the evening.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-01

Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
u. j. Drummond, Mr.. and Mrs. w. III.
Haltz, Salem; r. R. Emerson, Gypsy;
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Drummond and
family; Mrs. Ruth Smith, Erie; Miss
Susie Grapes. Erie; Mrs. Pearl Drum
mond, Erie: Miss Ina Everson, Gypsy;
Wayne McQuain, Broad Oaks; Mayme
MEG uain, Mechanic steet; Howard
Drummond, Erie! Alden Drummond
Erie; Ray Drummond, RAMA Ash
|Rymer Ash, Reney Smith, orville
Brown, Clyde Brown. Demey Vernon
Thomas Beecher. Neil Madeira, Der
Everson and Cecil Drummond.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-01
OF INTEREST 10 1 ] WOMEN IllI
Millinery Notes.

Small hats have decidedly higf
crowns and very littl. e Il any, brims
but invariably they are yelled. 3
&. Antique velvet Is really q beauti
full planue velvet and Is more FIRE.
quently used than any other materiai
Felt Is conspicuous by It's absence;
In fact, felt hat this season Is 1
novelty. Y
Ostrich feathers OF miniature sizt
are used to cover the crowns Of tht
small hat, while ostrich feathers, or
fore particularly, the long fronds
are used to fashion the brims O
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-01

7. N. Carr. Of Huntington. Is here
D. A. Ammon, Of. Wheeling. is .
guest at the Hotel Gore.
ii. "A. Richards, Of Harrisville. Ii
in the city on q brief business visit.
G. w. Eindle. Of Charleston, is q
guest at the Waldo.
( WI. Campbell was here from Fair.
mont Monday on business mission
Paul P. Cannon, Of West Milford
visited the city Monday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard A. Lowndei
have returned from New York.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-01
10 Meet; Tuesday,.,

The Christian Woman's Board Of
Missions Of the Central Christian
church will meet at the home OF Mrs.
Lloyd Haught, on Clay street at 8
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon. The sub
ject for discussion win be 1.-THE Im-
pulse to Organizations III the Past;
the Desire for More Efficient Methods
for the Future. .
The hostesses will be Mrs. Lloyd
Taught. Mrs. Frank, Groves. Mrs.
Harry Brooks, ana Mrs. Glennie Gain
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-01

Kings Daughters Missionary Circle
Iof the First Methodist Episcopal
church, will be held ! IN the parlors
lof the church at 8 O'clock Tuesday
Afternoon. TIE program will be in
lcharge Of Mrs. L. p. Souders and Miss
Hester MEG aughey win give an inter-
lesting talk on missionary work.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-01

No Dis o,,te1,t

We are doing our best and doing our utmost to-
bring this store up to the highest standard Of mer.
schandising.
We have never for a moment swerved from
the principles to SO serve the people that they
should be thoroughly satisfied with our capaciorls
building and better educated service. Webeieye
that the prepare tons now being made and nearly
done, and this is to thank the people for the pa
dence and interest in the great business
Nothing pleases us more than to hear people
say many times in the day sThis is our store :
There can be no discomfort. No person having
business with us shall be disconnected after we
know the reason why and do our best to undo the
sdiscontent
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-01
NOTICE or LOST ;cERT1r1oAT d

Notice IL hereps xiyen that eCrtihcats
Of Stock No. 8 for two shares Of the capital
stock of the Grass Run OIL q Company,
g corporation chartered. organised and
|of the state of west Virginia, issned in the
name o. Jacob Bloch, has been lost or mis-
laid. Application will be made TO the
Grass Run on q Gas COMPANY to issue 4
new certificate for the same on the Path
hereby notified to show cause, if any,
why such new certificate shoufd not be
issued. II the said certificate OF stock has
been found please return the came to the
/ OIL and Gas Company, on or before The
/ said date and a suitable reward win be
paid. .a3
Iclarksburg. w. Va, Oct. q. 1915.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-01
L. Richardson The bride and bride-
groom left later in the day for I'm
iontown. Pa, where they will reside.
,Exercnfiye sfeetfnr.

The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union Of. Broad Oaks will hold an
executive meeting at the home OF Mrs.
F. ]. zeigler, OF Harrison street, at
1880 o'clock this evening. Officers and
superintendents OF departments are
urged to attend this meeting.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-01
AdaIliston, social.

Under the auspices OF the Ladies'
Aid Society OF. the Methodist Episco-i
pal church at Adamstoi a social will
be given this evening. At the close
Of an interesting program which has
been arranged, refreshments will be-
served and a silver Offering WIN be
received. s5s
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-01
Miss McGaugtey to Speak,

At the request Of a. number OF
women Of the eastern section OF the
city Miss Hester q. McGa ughey. win
give a series Of talks on women's
problems Of today. The first of
these lectures Is to be given at the
home OF Mrs. T. Blair Willison at
1880 o'clock Thursday evening.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-01
Everybody Asking For High.
necked Night G0lv1,s

And we have at present about
twelve styles between Soc and
$l.5O, cambria, Nainsook and
muslin, many have tucked yokes
and embroidery trimmed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-01

large sailors. one seen recently was
lof pale pink, and very softentng Was
this edge OF feathers.
Goura and burnt ostrich 10 also
much In demand for trimming.
Gold and silver roses and ornaments
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-01

are suffering from an dose % pops
|ularfty, and this malady It ID said ID
AFFECTING the Puritan hat and the vogue
|of coque feathers.
Beware OF the small, high-crowned
hat for II ID most trying
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-01

"A dozen or more styles Of fuz-
" warm flannelette gowns for
women, to sell at SOC and $1.00.
Extra sizes up to twenty atno
additional cost.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-01

New Dist he'd G oat
Fashions Ready I oday

Imagine long, loose, airing coat OF
Hudson Seal ffur fabric with nine-inch
standing collar Of beaver plush, with deep
mufier cuff Of the same, brilliantly lined
with gold siil notthing better deserves its
name of s Miss Ia Vogue price iss 500
New wool plrshes, in green and black
and gold plaid, with liant lining.
Long Coats Of green, brown or black
velour, belted, and elyet faced mufaer col
lar.
GreensY our with rolling collars.
Others Of the same material with yoke
back, faring skirt, and mufller collar.
Corduroy Goats with collars of dyed
Skunk fur.
Pompadou goatssin green, blue and
black, from the famous Wooltex factory.
High WASTED and daring Velour Coats with
Skunk collars.
Dressy Goats of Broadcloth, richly
lined and terlined, semi fitted with faring
Skirts, loose. evening models in the sWager
belted effects:
Hudson Seal Fur fabric Coats and
Velvet, Plush, Velour, lVelyeteen, Cordu-
roys, and others. 81
Wond erfuls weed mo tor oats with side
belts and collars Of Skunk dyed, Raccoon,
Beaver, etc; prices on such garments run
from SIS. 90 to 90.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-01
The lVeu, Silks For
EDeni1lg Wear

Customers have been ppreciably surprised at the
variety and unusuaess Of the many Silks shown here for
evening wear
Georgette Crepes in a most wonderful quality, 40
inches wide in black white, flesh and Wisteria Price
$$1.75 yard.
Another Crepe little lighter that resem-
famous Georgete, which you may have in either
light dark shades at $10O yard. 40 wide.
Silk plain in every many shades, 40
inches wide, $l00 a yard.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-14

seite iib geidliden 3u ibm, Dem Stu,
oerer, biniiber, oeiieq lodenoe tueide
.Stimme gerufen batte. Mm Steuer
iab Der Matroie unb blidte pertpl1n-
bert 5u 8Aatbe biniiber, 6ie 10 tpelt<
perloren baiab BEL BENT Mnblid bes
b%eginnen6en Mbenbs, ser ieiren 3uu-
Der iiber 6ie gr6e fan6te 10 tpl1noer.
bar, pie iie es nod ME geieben in
bent @ailtiermeere Der &auptita6t.
r@nbe un6 6rieoen alen Mii6en," 10
iallielte Der lalee Mben6tpin6 urp6 oie
@ellen plati6erten es leiie na6, Die
tpie traumen6 ii6 an1 @om6e oes
gootes brad)en, melhes 6abinidmeb=
tie, pte bon @etiterbam gefubrt.
v&l1be uno 6rie6en al1en = allen
Menihen!" betete m16 4atbe aus
tiefer Seele. @atbe, 6rieben urb rei-
me @liidieltgteit in ser Mata1r bate
ite beute 5nm erltenmale genoiien in
ibrem 2eben, bas 10 pl0Bli6 ii6 ge=
men6et gum @uten. 0b fir aue 3eit,
iie fra9te es nt@t, iie geroB 6en Mu=
genblid, sic m11n6erpoue @egentpart,
unb 6adbte nidt mebr: an 8ergangen-
beit uno 3ufunft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-14
@enu gabb Sen Gtifhniten hat.

@emn cine Ml1tter bonn feiten
@1lnf ertpabt nnb m%1sfin6et, bob
ibr &in6, 6us gu 8ett gegangen lit,
un]deinen6 in ser belten @einnbheit,
rod 9rft idmappt, lit iie natirli6er-
meiie erldroden. @enn lie aber TIRE
@eiitesgegentpart bebalten fann unb
gbomberIatns @ltitenmittel ale 5ebn
Minuten gibt, Bis bas @rbreden
fommt, 1a1tn miro rafhe gefreiung
foIqen, nn6 6as @in6 miro in 5hlaf
fanen un6 morgens 10 geiln6 mie
immer ertpa9en. gu faufen in
Senrp's Corner Drug 5tore. -Mn5.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-14
@dtbe ladte.

nSW glQlDe es OIr Dou Wu)I HllO
feline MIDI audi gar ni6t 6anad, BOB
ii6 iemanb um mild fiimmern foul"
uNlh, tpen1r 6u @iintber fenne1t
lernit, m1B er STR gefallen, er lit 10
ritterli6 un6 1d01r! 9al6 mtB er
fpmmen. @ie Elm 2obengrin fommt
er 6aber %geflogen in ieinem Segel=
boot, Sos mabrboftig a1sitebt, mie ein
rieiiger gHtpan. 3, Settle, 6u
glanbit ni@t, mie lieb i6 ibn Babel"
@pas Mugen itrablten, lire @eItdt=
den gliibte, lire fleinen meiBen &din=
SEN preBten iid) o1tf 6ie 5arte 8ruit,
sic itiirmii6 pogte. &atbe iab eS
mobl, tpie Iieb iie i'm batte un6 Ia
delte 6a5n. Sos tpar sic re6te Ma6=
9enfrennoidaft, 6ie omfing nit fol-
dem @eitanomB. gba blidte beitan=
Big 5um 6eniter binaus auf Den See.
@nolib irtbelte ite auf:
so fommt er, mein 2obengrin,
fomm @6tbe, fomm NIT binab gum
@trun6e, i'm gu begriiBen!"
Mrm IN Mrm 1hritten iie 6ie Mn=
b0be binob 5rm l1fer unb ieltiam
por Ser @ontralt 3mtiden Sen beioen
Maodyen. 9fi9ts %,erin1rerte an eine
@ertpan0tfduft. @ie etne grale
gdmeiter iab &dtbe outs in 6em EN-
foden @etuon6, es tpar, als battte iie
eben muir 6as @dubden abgelegt, 10
entlagungspou uar u1@ Ser MnS=
6r11d in ibrem blailen @eit@t, 6a5
bon meberarbettung 5eugte. @ertpun=
6ert blidfte Stltrenberg anf Sic 8e=
gleitertn @pas.
uMeine &uiime &dtbe, 6ie bon MIN
an meine liebite Sreun6in un6 S6me-
fter fem mtr6," itelte lie &atbe bot
uno bielt 1reden6 tbrem 2obengrin
gan3 g1taoig sic 6ingeripiben gum
&nile Bin. Sie ieuf5te ei1t tpentg %.
bei. Sie ge6odte Ser @orte ibrea
@aterS, 6ie er am borbergebenoer
Mben6 5u tbr geiproden:
vDu mirit tpii1en, liebe @pa, noel
de 3qrtlidfeit ou einem Manne &c
ltatten 6arft, Ser erit na6 Mbla1f Ell.
mes SsSabres 6ein @erlobter it,"
gpa tpar it@ 6orr flar getpor6en
6aB iie i'm 11i6t fiiiien 6irfte, ni6t
Bis er ibr @erlobter tpar. Sic batt{
es iib porgeroomt1en nn6 es tbren
@ater beriproden, aber mie idhper e.
ibr tper6en piir6e, ibr @eripreden 81
balten, 6as fiiblte iie iekt> alS lie IT
feline Mugen blidte, 6ie berlangen}
ulf Tie nie6eriaben.
r@ut, baB &dtbe Ga tpar," badt'
@ba, ionit maire iie, iei1em 8lide fol
gen6, ibm 6o6 I'M ben SAILS gefal
len, MIR nod 6teiea cine ein5igemal
Die bei6en 2ieben6en pla116erten Uni
ladten, ober &aiitbe gimg itin meber
fer. 8upetGen blidte lie beritobler
auf @iintber. sic ma1Bte it@ einge
geben, 6aB er lebr elegant tpar nnf
fem 8enebmen ritterli6. Mber id0r
fano file i'm mtdt. Dfe 8iige, 6ie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-10-14
8riegsurlauber

mobl eoel gei@mitten, naren i6Gaff
un6 5eugten bon etnem genolienen 2e=
ben, nnter Sen mii6en Mugenli6ern
gld115ten sic ounfeln Mltgen berpor,
oeren 8ltd fir &atbe et1pas Steden=
6eS beiuB. @obl fonrten ite ionft
lrn6 fleben6 bitten nn6 u1rgemein
raf4 int @1ts0rltd medieln, iobalb file
gpas 8ltde trufem, SOS emt6edte SD
tie 1do11 in ser erlten Stu116e ibrer
8efanntldaft mutt @iintber b. Sturen=
berg.
vgr i6eint iie iebr 5u lieben o6er
ii6 6oh SEN Mnidei1 geben 5u pol=
len>" 6adte tie 1ttr6 beobadtete iie
febr idurf.
Set Tii6 mar er Ser III fmerfim=
ite &apalier, un6 feline 9iebensmiir=
oigfeit beitrtdte mdt MIR @ba, ion-
bern arh 6ra1 gltie un6 6ie fll1ge
&atbe! Selbit @einbol6 aamerfims
MiBtra11en ldien ltorf 51 ldtpin6em.
u@ab = 6teier .3oftor &riiger iiebt
au6 @eipenit ter" 6a@te ct bel fi@,
aber benro6 bereute er nidt, bob er
Elm Sabr ser Hriifung a11sbe6ungen.
@elaB er 6o9 ieire gbo 11r1 10 lan=
ger 1n6 fonnte er 6o6 @iintber bon
5tnrenberg gong erfen1eett lerne1 in
6ielem Sabre.
Gin berrli9er @onnenuntergang
farbte SEN &ori5ort un6 in 6eiien ISL
oeri6ein Sen Spiegel 6es Sees NIT
SEN b%unteiten Sintett> BON 6enen Der
om1fle @al6, tpelder Die l1fer be-
gren5te, ii6 g%ebetmmbboa mar6en=
baft abbob. gpa nn6 &idtbe maren
nit 6em goot @iintbers binausge=
fabren m1f SEN @onnie ice. @armer
i5ii6tpino blabte sic 9egel 11n6 trieb
sos leidte Sabr5eug 10 idnel mie
Elm Hfetl babin. Die bei6en Mabfen
bielten ii6 felt umid1mfgen. @po
ladte nn6 p%la116erte, &dtbe iaB itin,
trmtmberloren. 3utpei1en i6loB iie
minl1tenlong sic Mngen mn6 Damn off.
nete iie 6ie1elben tpieoer m1p6 thinner
bon 11elrer1 6ii1fte eS ibr m1r ein
@1r@en, baB file bier. in bem 8al1be1
ser geat1tr idtpelgte, ut6 6as id,one
MG6den an ibrer Seite eridien ib1
mie sic giitige See, Die ibr &ei6 tba
n1r 5eigte, es mar ibr, als miiiie, al.
les iab en6en, 10 pl0bli6 tpie es &c:
fo1nmert, o1s f0jtr1re es THINNER @irf.
Iidfeit iein, in ser ite 1ebte, BON NIT
an leben follte.
SIR miibieliges Doiein, tire Cor:
ge INNS taglide 8rot iollte mum a1f
boren. SIRE %iibermiitbigen S&iile
rinnen tpiir6en iie beute b%ergebens er:
mmtet haben uno 1rorgen io0te fl
ouer ub1dreibe1L metl tire @erbalt;
niiie fin bl0bIid berd1roert. @o mon:
tie es ibr SnbeI nn6 ite muBte i'm
nadgeben. Ser @ergangenbett &c:
borte ibr iornenloies 2eben an. Set1
1tn6 in 31tfltnft ionte tie lidter Con.
neni6ein beitrabler, atrtter 6eiien Gin
mirf1ng ite au ipater @liitbe ii@ ent'
mtdeln tpiir6e. sci gefalteten 5an.
SEN faB lie itumm rnb blidte in 6aS
medielpol1e Torbenipiel Ser iHei6en:
Sen Come. Mnmalt6 b%erblabten Die
gldin3en6en, bl1nten &ontroite Uni
beretnten ii@ 3n eitem tiefen, ounfler
@enorot inn @eiten, mdbren6 Brit
BEN am oaltrblouen &immel Sic idma.
le Si1beriid1el 6es Mon6es oa1ftaathtt
1tno NIT ibm Ser Mbenoitern in iei.
11er mtl6en Nraft.
Sie b0rte ntdt sic foienben @orte
@Siintber @trtrenbergs, Ser sic Sege|
eingeaoeen pm6 nit 6em &u6er long
lm 6ns @oot 6em liter 5rtrieb. Sit
galten ia 1idt ibr, lie golten BEN
Iidonen Md6dyen, 6as leiie bon tbre1
La Junta tribune., 1915-05-01
Bootlesxcr Jailed.

Morgan Skyles. who was convicted
Of bootlegging In Judge Mahoney's
court two weeks ago today. and fined
500 and costs. filed a cash in hand
appeal bond in the county court last
Monday. for double the amount of
the fine and costs. which relieved
him Of the necessity OF securing
quarters at the Hotel de Nixon.
A. c. O'Connor. skyles' man FRI
day. who officiated as cook In the
White Kitchen. did not play as lucky
as his boss. He was convicted in
Judge Mahoney's court on two
charges Of bootleEging. and fined
$3.50 and costs. besides being given
jail sentence Of sixty days. He
made 4 desperate effort to secure
bonds but failed, and last Monday
wenti%o jail. A petition IL now be-
ing circulated TO secure q pardon for
O'COnnor from Governor Carlson.
There Is not much prospect Of the
petition being pressnted at the Tri.
hume office. 20 We have written Gov.
ernor Carlson for . certified copy oi
the signatures attached. sad II will
be published In the Tribune a. soou
~ II arrives.
La Junta tribune., 1915-05-01
April showers Quite Prolific.

.
Old Jupiter Pluvius was on the
rampage during the month OF April.
and had an all day session last Sum-
day. II rained and rained. and then
rained some more last Sunday. II
started In before daylight and con-
tinued until after nightfall. and II
either drissled or came down In
torrents throughout the livelons
day. The official weather observer,
Sam Miller. OF North La Junta. re-
ports that the total precipitation for
the day was only 1.4S Inches. ac-
cording to the government rain
gauge. Ons Of our amateur weather
observers. who measures the rain
fall with an empty tomato can. re-
ported that according TO his meas
ursments the total precipitation was
nine inches. He used nine tomato
cans and found an inch OF water In
each one Of them.
Our official weather observer re-
ports that the total precipitation for
the noatA Of April WAS 3.75 inches.
II rained on fourteen different days
during the moath. and there were
three other days when traces Of
rain were in evidence. but not
enough 70 measure. The downfall
vas euits esneral throughout the
VALLEY. aad 70 the dry farmer Il will
prove . great boon. The farmers
wsrs II the midst Of their bsst
planting. and not over . third Of Tie
,crop hes - yst bssa put IN. The
raias. however. have bssa great for
he wheat and bay erops. and soae
Of the farmsrs win probably b cat
tag thslr first esso. Of bay before
their bssts aFs ~ p,aatsd.
The total raiafall Tor the pressat
year. which b ealy fear neatAs ~.
y SIS inchss. - compared 70 l.s3
iaeAss foe ~ ons pssiod Of last
ysar. =. .GQllogs Tor thsss fosr
r. Be tArss iaehss. d.
Sn6o9k lase ySas vss oas of ths nota-
~ ssesosioas. psriss ~ meath
4 Aogjl ~ yess it ssiasA - avsa
49, laeoeA ~ 41Q1k ~ ! -
Ut ~ 1oeatke oS2I3o.W lsll -aA6
aoaR'ea a Heaa>~a.
La Junta tribune., 1915-05-01

We may all thank our lucky stan
about next July that . rain like that
Of last Sunday came just at this
time. For the Arksnsas river was
passias some l.eeo sseoad test over
the Oxford dan. allowing tAs Fort
Lyoa storage cassl 70 take 10 soos
-lSee sscoad fsst. aad 70 Store not
lsss tAaa $500 scfs test q water
II Hosss and Adobe Greek sssss.
volrs. making . total Of soos o..
go sess fest now % hssd. AZ he
saos tins soos lsee test was ~
ias carried ~ ths naia eaaal. See
test bslag 1sllvsrsd fos seesags "a
~ 0rses Plaiss DsoSis aad soas
7ee bslag sssd b tAs farmer who
viii irFieats vhsshsr it raias q
noe.
La Junta tribune., 1915-05-01

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La Junta tribune., 1915-05-01
Death os :. ". wiss-r.

The grim reaper visited the homo
Of John W. wintsr In North Ia
Junta yesterday mornins at eco
o'clock. and claimed Ms. Winter. Who
for the past fifteen years has been .
resldsat Of this city.
Mr. wtatsr has bsea In faiilas
health for some time. and ail that
covid be done for hin availed moth.
ias. death bssss his ealy relief.
Johs ". Winter was bora Ii Eas.
laad. September Z. 1855. aad disl u
IL Juata. Colo. April -. 1915. ~.
lag 80 yeafs, Z noaths and 80 days
Of ase ae The tine Of hls death.
~ he ass Of twsaty ~ cane y
America end hes osiy vislls1 W -.
i've Iaal oaes slaes that tlns. Ils
cane % tAls city flstesa yeass 49,
aal has beea sas q II juala's nese
ssaDeetsl elsiseas.
ns leaves y nsusa ~ dsosh. ~
wife. go daughter. 1esA l1asy 4.
llslas. go ~. Juleoa Wla1oe, ~
g thls ~. 80 Mr. olooolst ~ ~
aet4ee. ~ 1lvso - uno1aol
~ fuassal oogv(io6 ~ r ~
S. S; |: 8 {: II:
La Junta tribune., 1915-05-01
Yes.s w,..Aap Dos.s rl.e.

Theodore winship. ten year old
soa se Frank d. WisshiD. Vas the
unlucky victim Of ~ aeeidsat st the
playground last saturday nosnias.
while tAs high schooa tsaek nsst wss
going o.. Daftag ~ sAelSst sxAi.
bitioa. TIE seven pound weight slip-
psd out q ~ haAa q Go u ~
csstsstsnts. aad yossS WlssaiD wss
struck % The risAt ~ Of the hssd.
his sksli bsias frsctylpd. The isdss.
tioa extsndias over u ADeee twe
inches II diameter Dlies 70
that In svidsacs In Z II - es
- egs she'll. He wee lekea 70 ~
City Hseoital. whses . vesy defeats
aed sseesssfui oSssst)pa vss pss-
1tpsd ~ Dr. FinSsy, fAe ~
SIS ssoegoA - n. AeaAtAg sleea
g y1je6e1av aefalag. NJ 6bla1
'fiss. % UUGA tt - ws1l psuaaAey
bs able 70 b takea 70 bis hoas 70.
day.
La Junta tribune., 1915-05-01
Rassss.TsaeAes Associates.


The first regular neetiag Of ths
Passat-Tsaehss Association q ~
lIlncoln buildlag will b held o.
ssxt wednesday svsaiss. immediate.
u after school. A. this msstiag tAs
asabssshiD cards nay - signsd and
Il b heDsA that svssy mother. asd
any oae intesssted II this work Will
- DsoeeaG
Ths felleviag Deegraa will n
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