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La Junta tribune., 1915-09-18
Rev. F.irchild Goes to Illinois.

The hosts Of friends OF Rev. and
Mrs. r. 8. Fairchild regret exceeding
ly TO learn that their stay among US
Is soon TO end. At the session Of the
conference just closed In Denver.
Rev. Fairchild was assigned to 81.
Paul church In Colorado Springs.
Then followed an exchange Of that
church with the Methodist pastor In
Rantoul. III. Rev. Fairchild's pas
torate of the First Methodist church
here has been among the most popu-
lar and most widely influential this
city has experienced. and for the
church the past two years have been
the most harmonious and most pro-
sressive In its history. He has by
his liberal mindedness and broad sym
pathies reached those In all walks OF
life and all churches and all people
unite In bidding him and his loved
wife G0dspeed as they go to their
new home.
The change for them should for
many reasons be happy one. though
both the pastor and his wife regret
deeply to leave Durango. They
move to an excellent community and
will be near relatives and friends In
their old home At Danville. III. Also
In the nearby town Of Paxton. q
brother. Rev. w. d. Fairchild. is pas
tor. They expect to be In their new
home about September ?5th.-Du-
range Herald.
Rev. Fairchild was formerly pas
tor Of the Methodist church at Che
raw. and ~ correspondent Of the
great family Journal made himself
famous ~ the philosopher Of Che
row." May his shadow never grow
less and al his ways be ways Of pleas
antaess and peace.
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-18
S"sl l'r'siscs. Esss'.iss.'s.

The Soil Products Exposition will
bc held In the Municipal Auditorium
In Denver. September ssth 10 Octo.
her 10Th. The exposition II Of such
magnitude that they are covering
the surrounding streets aud viii usc
them for exhibit space around the
Auditorium. The Auditorium Ho-
tel II Just one block from the Municl.
pal Auditorium. aud extends cordial
Invitations 10 people attending the
exposition 10 stop 10 aud rest. Check
your baggage aud feel perfectly at
home. The Auditorium hotel has
geo rooms. and Just off the street
car line for quiet, and most convent.
ent especially for this exposition.
Why not make this your stopping
place this timer Anyway. rsmembss
that the Auditosium hotel serves 9
mighty fine Is csnt luncheon and 50
cent table d. hots disnss.
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-18
Mn. M.rsi. ssov..s u 0ssiw.y.


Mrs. w. l.. Martin came to Ordwsy
way Monday and is getting settled In
the house formerly occupied by J. II.
i.eary and wife on Otero avenue. She
will return to Ia Junta each Sunday
for few weeks 10 continue her work
there. she being organist In the First
Presbyterian church. but will be an
Ordwsyite In future. Mrs. Martin
contemplates taking . class In music.
giving instructions on the piano. ~
she has been In muscial work all her
life. being = student In Obcrling.
Ohio. Detroit. Mich. and Chicago. H..
and before her marriage was for four
ysars supervisor Of music 10 the
North Side schools In Pueblo. Ord.
way Leader.
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-18
Z. ss.s. w,.. rs.~ csA...,...

Jim Rsaeli aad eight other hard
hitting. fast fIsidins baseball playsrs
representins L. Junta. were too
strong . comblnation aud the cuhan.
oiss Of Denver lost their first game
Of the season Wednesday afternoon.
Reneli's hurting. and the hitiihs and
fieldiag behiad him was responsible
for an . % ! defeat In the sscond
game wednesday afternoon Of the
state baseball tourasmeat.
Air light pitchins and fisldlss wss
the defensive hail The IL Justs club
atspIayed. But fous scattered sin-
slss we're made of "Chisf'' Rsssli
and The club bshind bin playsd
equally - veil. Although tAsy naAs
sous srross, shsy we're sot costly.
Il vas ess Of she alflisss baseball
tasaIss ehae hes bess slassd hsse n
sene eios. L. Juala hit ths psllse
y ~ sssness - ~ leL ses . eeeal
t0vsvv vso wWosos tuSvv -
the0 wese IT sArss aasks anl I've
veeo I've baGDees. Ths eusstel1 M
. tsa0 lo1elf. Nelhlns thae sease.
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La Junta tribune., 1915-09-18
sark ~. ~ 1Ass...d MI. m

Rev. and Mrs. J. .. Langley aSsiv.
I'd In L. Junta Thursday on The last
lap Of their 5000 mile au,omoblls
Journey 70 the Pacific coas, aad
back. They made the Journey west
ward over the southern route. sad
returned bone by way of salt Lake
CITY. 1t was . wonderful trip and
NJ. Langley Gays be enjoyed evsey
ninuts Of u. They had no fnishaps
os any coaseeueace. sad espertooeo1
10 serious tacosvssisaces At ~
sine. sot svsa nlsslss Q meal duslag
she ssslrs iSe days that I, rseu1sed
% neke ~ tsiD. ". l.sbstev ~
pee0sse4 - wslts ne story g ~
ssiD Ses W. great family journaa. 80
oar rea1ess nay - assused Of noV1no
. ssol treat h seses ser then.
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-18
L. s..s. Afssr s.... ch..pso..hip

AIteY the ot4to Iolr ana Donver
Post baseball tournaments. and the
winning Of the pennant In the Ar
kansas Valley League race tomor-
row. L. Junta will Be ready TO chal-
lenge the Boston or Detroit teams.
after the worlds series. for the cham
pionship OF the earth. La Junta de-
feated the Cubanolas. champions Of
Denver. and the Fort Logan team.
In the state fair tournament this
week. and had almost cinch on win
ming the final game with Pueblo yes
terday afternoon. which will give
them . clean score In this series with
= percentage. of 1000. Sports In Pu-
eblo and Denver are now ready to
wager that La Junta can beat any
team In the state. having been con-
vinced during the state fair series
that they are In a class by themselves.
After winning the pennant Of the
Arkansas Valley League tomorrow.
the Ia Junta team will 90 to Denver
to enter the Denver Post baseball
tournament. and II they win. and
Frank Newhouse. the umpire. says
they will. they will be entitled to the
amateur championship Of the state.
La Junta won the second game Of
the series at Pueblo Thursday after
noon In . ten inning contest with
Fort Logan. The Pueblo Chieftain
Of yesterday has this to say Of the
game.
Hard and well timed hitting In the
tenth won the game Thursday after
noon for the La Junts club BY = score
Of . 70 I from Fort Logan. The
score was to ; when the tenth frame
opened.
For nine Ninniass Il was nice bat
tie between Jawn Jackson Of La Jun
= and stsvens Of The Port. They both
taos the hits well scattered and we're
6l0bselve In the pinchss. Thsy we're
givsa slnose perfect ssppost and
nasy rps we're cut OF at ths Dlass.
II Js6ta playsd sn - hlll gans
srea ~ ma ~ ss1d1sss, slasssA
90 - fAe flrss fgans Win Z score.
OF bass O balls. . sacrifice. . stol-
ea bass aad . pssssd ball. Froa thea
on neither side registered uatil the
third.
In the third La Junta added one.
In the fourth the Fort again went in
the lead. Ia Junta tied Il Up In the
fifth and vest bshlnd again In the
last half Of the same ianing when the
Fort added another.
Nataey started the seventh for La
Junta With . two--bssser. weat To
third on Browa's drive through short
asd made dash for the plate whea
the ball was returned. Wells. how.
ever. funblsd and the score vas tied
~. Brownie made four hits out Of
five times -.
Nataey sinslsd In the tsnth and
was scored b. vorsstsr's home run.
Prom thea % he L. Juata club hit
timely AID "'Buck" suddssh was seat
% the rescue bst with little avail.
Forssess's hons rsa was oss Of ths
loaesse hits that hes bssa made here
10 ysars. Il struck the sround near
Tie Judess' seaad on the far side Of
The race track and rolled oato the
track before Il wss recovered.
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-18
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La Junta tribune., 1915-09-18
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}. d. craighsad ordered Q run Of
ressevotr water for ths Otsro diech
the first Of the week.. Ths watss
vas four days coaias Iowa shs nv.
sr % ne hsaasate aal haA beea 10
shs dieeh for oas dsy whsa Il raissl.
1e sales1 - orollfleally that NJ.
CralgAeo1 easeslle1 ~ ee1se fee Q
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has hao0eoe1 slsse ~ reseevels ~
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La Junta tribune., 1915-09-18
l.~ssespsasss rpsssunasias my.

TIE eelorsd peopie Of IL Junta
aa1 vieinity Will celebrate Emaacl.
Dsliea Day. Wednesday. September
so. The celebration Will take plscs
q ~ hons Of W. Joass o. shs Nlss
Nile Rea1. as1 The programme ses
~ lay. whlch viii cenossce
oeeapsjy as lis e'clock. will ~ -
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La Junta tribune., 1915-09-18
Tlos1 d

Port i.yen--lssnsii hls 10 risht.
Wastinss hit 10 third and was eut' At
first. wtkeff struck out fev1er
f1ew out 10 cheileeta
IL Jsnta--Msrriii fite1 eut - -.
ter. Addin9ton placed asoshss eae II
right field. but vas cut WAoo ~ -.
tempted 70 steal second. roeeoe
neeuck oWe.
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-18
O0606 o00o00s

rers Lyon SNe1srass was booaon
and went - first. ossh New Oue -
CAel1aoed. Queasv new eus - uPoW0s
10. Mslltehss stsuck ous.
II JUata-eersseee e1le1 ~ - 60
sse. 0eowale hle - 0uGa ~ uno
AeWu aal eue q f1FBG 0oe1nGp -
. safe eas - M fleo1 ~ ~ 81
whse - asss0pesl - pogeooa - 5
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-18
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La Junta tribune., 1915-09-18
Tsss osssss.

Fort Lyon-iiastinws hit 90 Merrill
aud was out at first wikon ditto on
the same stunt Fowler hit 10 cheii.
sord and Was out AZ first
La Junsa-Merriii hit 10 M~iiichsr
and was out at frst Addinsten made
his first hit OF the game 10 right field
and went 10 second on q passed bali.
Foster walked Forester foui.d out 20
TO the sboristop snodsrass BroWnls
famed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31

TEss@ I've zssezs@rs % th~ ts-1se sAz-
- ar saoss sstrseslss kef e~sirsess
ssststazfs 90 sss farmer. r~esetzx tse
t-sscss ssst rr~T oz sis eross e~sifss
sasizx q EGz.s-r % gEt~sirasl@ ws~e
s@sss However. &c tnsg are rery
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stsr ths saer,F % Insects All vtld
berries r. tzsz=eisns and tss birds
have 90 rssors 20 cultivated crops 20
s1zfafr us~ e. orf~r % keep tnS
bfrfs fraa fesrrsTisF vaigabis crops
tas Esparfesrss bio,axist advises
ssas fssr - r-1vifsf Sf-h aesqusts
s.ss i-s % via traits asf berries ~
sr=lr hszan frtsrfs. Orrazzseisi
f---a ard ssrubs vhieh fzrztss tsss~
nay - ptsrssf "a shs vteiuity % cal
sfvas-t erurs 90 thfs p1rpos<-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31
ITALY AND AUSTRIA ARE FIGHTING UPON
GROUNDS BATTLED OVER FOR CENTURIES

q thriving trade ports. and. by reason %
i;s almost eontinuouEiy mountainous
shores. It's deep Euifs and bays. and its
screening :rinEe % rocky Islands. ad-
vautaEcousiy defended. The western.
Or Italian coast. on the other hand. Is
iow. sandy and almost uuhToken- II
lacks good harbors and Offers few IA
turai advantages for defense.
The commercial importance Of the
Adrlafic Sea throughout the Dark Ages
and the Middle Ages was very great.
This importance vas somewhat i'm
paired hy the opening % the ali-sea
route % india and BY the determined
rrowths % the Dutch and English
merchant marines With the opening
o. the suez canal and the commercial
and Industrial awakening % Italy and
Austria Hungary. the Adriatic regain
ed much % is oid-tlme significance.
The most important commercial points
are Tr.est. Venice. Fiume. Ancona and
Brindisi Venice and Triest. az the
head % the Adriatic. are the two fore
most citics.
Owing 20 the systems OF screening
mountains. the Adriatic receives but
little drainage. There are only two
rivers % any considerable size that
empty into %. the Adige and the Pro.
The water Of this sea therefore Is very
salty. Navigation - generally safe
although there are some dangerous
points upon the eastern coast. and sud
den. northeriy squalls often lash the
waters With terrific force against the
rock-bound coast
The principal CULTS Of the Adriatie
are those OF Manfrendonla on the west.
Venice and Triest on the north. and
Quarnero on the northeast. There are
numerous and admirable bay harbors.
exteadins from Fiume and eliminating
in the wonderful iRnd-iockea hArbor.
the Boeche al Cattaro. The Strait OF
otranto. where Italy approaches near
est 90 the Balkan mainland. Is IS miles
vide Here e the magnificent Aiban-
ian harboT. Avlonas over which italy
aspires 20 win control"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31
The Daily Story
Episode European warBy Esther vandevee

lover added that Wilhelmina must be
at home when he came. that she might
add her applications TO his. Wilhel-
| nina consented to this, but averred
that without her fathers consent she
would not accept her soldier sutton.
When the young man became we'll
enough TO totter forth from the hos
pital he was given a months leave
and Wilhelmina preceded him to her
home TO break the matter TO her mar
ents. When the lover came he found
the father obdurate wiihelmina had
represented the matter TO him, and he
| replied that il was the soldiers duty
| TO serve his country and he was no,
entitled 10 a reward, especially such a
reward as he asked. The American 10
whom Wilhelmina was engaged had
been born in another country, and his
duty was TO his own state Therefore
no more should be said about the mat
ter. Wilhelmina should await the ar
rival of the man whom she was TO
marry.
When the soldier arrived and was in
formed of the situation he made mat
tiers worse by declaring that he would
marry Wilhelmina in spite OF her faith
er, her mother and all her American
relatives, including the cousin.
You don't talk like German az
ALL said Herr Bischoff angrily. You
talk like an American. for I have IN
derstood that in America there is but
little respect for age and parental au-
thority. Get you gone back to the
army. and it is hoped that your coun-
try may get rid Of You on the battle
field"
II will marry wilhelmina first" the
soldier retorted.
you will do no such thing"
We'll, at least give me five minutes
parting conversation with her alone.
then if she wishes it I will give her
up"
This promise induced Herr Bischoff
TO grant the interview, after which the
soldier bid them all goodby. That night
he eloped with Wilhelmina and in the
morning neither of them put in an sp-
pearance. Herr Bischoff hunted high
and low for them, but was unable TO
find them. However he learned that
they had been seen together going
back in the direction from which they
came, and he followed them. Over
taking them, he upbraided his daugh-
ter and cursed his son-in-law.
Il told YOU" said the latter. that
I would marry Wilhelmina, and have
done so. In marrying me she has
obeyed you. for I am William Bischof.
a citizen OF the United States Desir-
ing 10 see something Of this big war,
I came over at its commencement in
stead of ar its end to enlist in the
German army as well as TO marry my
cousin"
Whereupon Herr Bischoff cIasped
the pair enthusiastically in his faith
erly arms.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31
WOMAN AND HER WAYS.

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nest elective wsrsss iastlses. so
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31
AHoTHER CENTENNIAL.

De- 5000 viii - 100 ysa-s STAGE ths
srss Steamship crossed the Atiassie.
wav 90. 1918. Sc ssvAanah sailed from
csc port % savaraah tor tss srst voT-
aEs 90 Eaross Essds uaasr stssz pow
sr. ast ths Czisss States took = ioss
ssss in aavsacs % The rsss % ths
ps-ta Gel zarftizzs a-airs. TIE pea
tar tEtGE zho9s 60 Was that ths sa-
Vsnnae vas balts aaf Owned b. a
e1apanv feeorpoTatsd ~ tEs Georgia
legislature. TIE kid % . bowl tat
woaIs 20 ~ SOW n legislatures saEzE-
- fa sgeh enterprises as ts2s vas
isfieatst FsesatiT ~ ths opposition
wefea ss~rs vas 90 tse sEip purchase
tuf weirs failed on congress
Or ere b5rficE % th~ savaanah
ts~rs vas bose q preeedsns ana =
rHffs far sss raitrd States. q g de-
si-rs By TIE the tss e~nternial %
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31
ILL FAR ZOE PERYEcT.

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DEVELOPING THE GAS BOMB

TIE arst usws that The Germans
Nerc. using Gas bosabs "a TIE asht-
Tag % France vas received IN the
Tinted States With r feeling os re-
vrisioa saa press aae people protested
o. shs zane % humanity. Later. when
lt vas discovered that the ssphyxia;-
tag vs-s zoe deadly. opizioa was re-
viseG stiEhtiy and England. which was
loGdes. 81 its protest. II nov prepar-
Tag 20 d<ht gas bonbs With gas bombs.
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bozb wEieh - evsa more deadly than
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tine ssd familiarity revise Opiaioas-
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coc4snnsf cattle from ths Chicago
s:ock yards sc tss saefsets- Stimuli
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-31
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William brady. nd E9s.s..|
Remedies in Medicine Chest. NM VII

, IL soofhes. eounter-irriiates and
seems 70 do good. and can be applied
early and Often without blisterins or
doing harm
Questions and Answers
Cigarette Smoking women-ls Il in
furious for n healthy young woman 20
smoke t~o or three cigarettes day :
Reply.
Yes. Mabel. wc think u Is very IN
furious 90 a healthy young woman.
Jus, as Il 10 for a young man II heal
thy. why crave n narcotic?
Thin. Sticky Looking Fellow am
- years old and feel perfectly well
but have a thin. siekiy looking race
which makes people ask me what Is
the matter. u am sick or anything.
What do you think would help me-
Reply.
Dear People: Don't drive folks 20
the doctor. Tell 'em how fine they're
looking. even II you have 20 lie. Doc
tors lie about this. and IL does patients
good. 90 IL would be great for we'll
people. A letter % advice on gain
irE weight wsii be sent on receipt OF
stamped addressed envelope.
Our Collection % Stamps: We have
on hand about a million postage
stamps which correspondents have
contributed despite instructions. The
owners may have property on re-
esipt % q stamped addressed envelope
and a request for the return OF the
stamps. They are OF no use 20 US
which must be stamped
Permanent Care for Piles: Il there
a permanent cure for plies-an oper-
alton which 10 free from danger %
after trouble.
Reply.
Yes I, properly done the opera
ton permanently relieves you. pro
vldrd you take reasonable care 20
avoid the conditions which cause piles.