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La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25
COLORADO

Colorado produced 1885. 900
bushels Of cora In 1914.
Colorado challenges the world for
mountain railroad building.
Colorado's dairy products In 1914
were valued at es.e3s.ooo.
Colombo has e.oeo milss Of moun.
tain trout and other ilshing streams.
Colorado paid % sugar best far
msss IN 1914 The sum Of es.eSS.sii.
Colombo produces eighty per
csst Of The WORLDS supply Of tuAgs-
tea.
Colorado 10 six times larger than
Switzerland and has six times more
sesssfy.
Colorado has always cool summer
aishts. and everybody sleeps uadss
blankets.
Colombo childrsa ssvsr have su.
bssculosis greatest destroyer
Of naakind.
Colombo has loe.oeo miles Of
wire connecting lsS.ooo telephones
u he stats.
Colombo b the playground Of
Aassiea'-se cAsistsssd b Prssi-
eat Roosevelt.
CososaAe's agricultural sad live
seoek outDut h 1914 we're ehe great
- u ~ hlseesy.
Ceoeea1ei0 plke's eeak eeg road y
nlne nlles Ieag aa1 seaeAss - altl.
eo1o g 1l,1l5 leoe.
Celesa1e Dee1ueed 3e.7 ~ eat
g ~ bese sugar esevD - ~
UH1eo1 0ta)eo = 1914.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25
All About Best Town and Best State
IN THE UNION .

Il Junta has IN electric light and
power plant with ail-day and ALL
night service.
La Junta has three printing offices
and one Newspaper great
family journal.
In Junta has . $4,000 modern
concrete bridge over tho Arkansas
river. erected In 1914.
La Junta has forty-three miles o.
Santa Fe sidetrack. with = freight
car capacity Of $500.
La Junta's passenger receipts av-
erage $4,000 to $4,000 per month
Santa Fe all the way.
La Junta has a 100000 gas
plant. which will be ready to serve
consumers ON March 10. 1915.
La Junta's freight receipts average
between $4,000 and 100000 per
month-santa Fe all the way.
La Junta has ten thousand acres
Of virgin agricultural territory sur.
rounding Il. available for first class
dairy farmers.
La Junta has building and loan
association with 100000 capital
and loans in Otero county aggresat-
ing t5s1.ls6.
Ia Junta has the headquarters Of
the western grand division OF the
Santa Fe. located in . 100000 Of.
flee building erected in 1914.
La JuntA has III miles OF aveu.
ues and lis miies Of streets. Az
enues run north and south and
streets east and west. Avenues are
30 feet wide and streets ss feet
wide.
La Junta 10 the BEST town Of It's
sise in the best state In the union.
The creator made Colorado. and
mere man II nov swakcning 70 the
conviction that be bestowed upon Il
His special favor. and left Il ON the
ssveath day Of creation TO stand for
all time - His Mastsrplsce.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25

C0ioSad0 pto00coe tho une0 Quall-
v Of celery in the world. This In
dustTy l. In its infancy.
Colorado IL the nations. and tho
worlds. greatest gold and silver pro-
ducing and storage center.
Coloradoans believe that the sun
rises at the west line Of Kansas and
sets before II gets 70 Utah.
Colorado has 5000. 900 acres Of
irrigated land Number Of acres tina;
will eventually be irrigated. $500.
900.
Colorado has the worlds finest
monumental granite. both quantity
nd quality. Quarrics 1t Salida.
Colo.
Colorado has tho largest ind!vidu
al grower OF sugar beets ON either
contincnt--Bob Branson. Of Love-
land.
Colorado's average elevation IL
greater than any other state In the
union--s.soo feet. II 10 nearest
heaven.
Colorado's mineral output In 1914
was valued At s3l.s35.l9O. and val.
ue Of agricultural products $sl..
017.sls.
Colorado beats the world already
and Colorado II Just beginning.
A future NO human mind can fathom
lies ahead.
Colorado IL built geographically
and literally ON top Of the Unites.
5tates-the diadcm aud masterpiece
Of. the nation.
Colorado mud. even. has extra
ordinary curative properties. and H.
shipped BY Thousands Of carloads all
over the world.
colorsdo's highest wagon road H.
over Mosquito Psss-l3.7O0 feet.
The hishest wagon road In switxer.
land II s.l7o fost.
CoIorado's beet sugar crop for
1914 beat all records In value, a..
tainins the high figure Of sls.47Q.
s3o-at the factory price.
Colorado has l30 peaks over H..
500 fest. and IS Of 1900 feet up.
wsrds-about ten times - many o.
the whole Of Europe.
Colorado's mountain scsaesy con.
prisss . territory 900 by $50 miies,
or $4,000 square miles. sour tinss
the area Of owitsssiand.
Colorado has the qualifications 70
become the greatest hog produciae
state IN the union. Hogs can be rails.
I'd for : cents PER pound ia Colorado.
Cclorado's average bushels Of
oats 70 the aero Ii $50: average o.,
the unitcd States. sl\. Otero coun
y has produced over 100 bushels pc.
acre.
Colorado had over . million acre,
OF land taken ~ BY prospective sct
ticss In sevcn mosths during the yea,
1914. There are still millions ol
acres available.
Colorado adopted state wide prohi
billion Novembsf ;. 1914. Il will b,
effective January !. 1915. whom !.
SO saooons and fourteen brewcsics
viii havs % close ~ shop.
Colosado's average PER acrs Of
winter and sDsias wheat u ls.S: ~.
esaGe q the Unleed States, lS.S. This
4 ~ 0ff1csal nannRf ~ fha linlaaA
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25

Soiorado mas produced 667 bushels
Of perfect Peachblow potatoes to the
acre, on the Sweet ranch, near Car
bondalc. Colo. The average yield In
The United States is % bushels per
acre.
Colorado has 1875 national banks
and zoe state banks and trust COM
panies. with deposits aggregating .
total of $1ll.59l.Ssl-about $40
for every man. woman and child In
The state.
Colorado. with 100000 people has
no equal In prosperity. When Il IL
settled as thickly rs Massa chr husetts Il
viii have n population OF 10000. 900
nearly half the present population
OF the United States.
Colorado needs good farmers
more than anything else. Profit
able crops are assured II intelligence
and energy are used. aud nowhere
can land Of the same quality be had
at a lower cost.
Colorado Is the first live stock pro-
ducing state Of the union. The state
won first and second Worlds Grand
Championship prizes for carload lots
Of feeder cattle at the international
Live Stock Show In Chicago.
Colorado apples are the finest
and the most reliable crop Of any
state In the uaion. A single acre
has produced In one season over 81.
900 worth Of fruit. and fruit land
has been sold for $4,000 per acre.
Colorado" the United States
cruiser. won the championship Of the
navy In 1911. In battle practice, by q
score Of 65.O76 per cent. All other
crews OF the navy fell below ~ per
cent. Colorado Is . magic name
even In navy circles.
Colorado leads the Unlled States
both In quality aud quantity ps ~.
gar bects. Colorado bests sfe the
best la the world. In the op)Gion Of
the judge at thc Nsve Yee) Land
Show. where tho state eSb Awarded
five championship prises.
Colorado In nearly ~ ~ eestes
Of tho United States-s.t rs niies
from New York. and l.lSg miles
from San Francisco. Il % ths nat.
arai location for the capital q ths
U. 8. A.. and could nevoe - hoa.
barded BY the great fleet q oems
hostile nation.
Colorado weather 10 always slns.
Man ID . barometer. when The
glorious sun Ia shining and he bleda
src singing. and all naiurs: h. clap.
pin9 It's hpnds for 10y. mnn's splsits
70 rp. II ynu want tho baee .envir.
,nmcnt and the best inspiratios,
como 10 Colorado.
Colorado kss ,nc dcporit Of 500
icrcs of marble that II :Ao feet shlek,
II 10 located II Marble. Colo. vhsrs
700 men are employed with month.
" payroll Of st).o,D. Tho ea.eoc..
100 Denver portoffirc. aud the es.-
100000 Lincoln memorial st wash.
lnston. u. C.. arc built Of Coloeads
marble.
Colorado han 100000 aeres. q
inigated alfalfa. giving . ooe1s0
production Of 100000 tons Il hay
and sorn,al farm vsiue u elS. .oee,.
900. Ths alfalfa plant y ~ boo1G
N eHn0 0ReAmellnn In fsanaaoAoE u n
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25
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u Junea has - saloons.
u JuntA has tour hotels.
u yuata ~ thrss banks.
L JsntA has three garages.
L. Junta hastains churches.
u Jsata ~ ess city hall.
L. Jsata ~ thrss hospitals.
L. Janta haS one court house.
L. Junta hae one skating rink.
u Junta hae one planning mill.
L. Junts hos ono kindsrgarten.
L. Jsata has 1000 population.
L. Junta has rs miles Of sewers
Il Junta hes thres lumber yards.
L. Juata has two steam laundriss
L. Juata has three livery stables.
L. Junta has one fire department.
L. Junta has .one hand and orches-
tss.
Il ssata has si.s school build
L yssta has a. altitude Of 1850
ssss.
L. Jsssa has ia miles Of esmen.
curt.
Il ssa.a has free delivery Of
0alls.
Z .,... a.. On. cold storage
DaanG
I. s,as. A.. so.r telegraph Of
L. Jsasa has svsa,y-four social
slsbs.
L. Jsssa hss ia mile. OF water
L. Js.ta Aas svo moving picture
sAsvA
L. Jsasa Aas miles Of eemen,
4 Ssasa Aas school sarollnsa.
e i.sss.
Z ssss. A.s .. .-...,-s,v. 70.
- D1snl
4 sssss has s.s miles Of brick
d1svolks.
Il Juses has 81 miles Of esasat
se1sva1ka
L ssass has saak asses,ts Of
o1.eee.eee.
4 Sssta haa . sls.sse high
oeAeeo buil1lng.
u Ssaia has tvssty-tve Dasssa-
~ ogn1no 1allV.
Il Junia ~ ess star sests al
~ susa1 re9eea
u Suses ~ - nese ssssAias ee
~ Ceooso1o ~.
= ssata ~ . psslse Library Of
lo.ooe veou0ss.
u Jueoa hae . tsssehoas sysesa
IN 1o1o DAeeo.
Il Junes ~ - raiispsl ssaAiaa
eoe0 - elab houes.
= Jssaa - . neys' Clsb- b-eAs
ea1y - y ~ wess1.
u Jsaes has - ese.eee eesss
ho0ooL eeoeeo1 q 1910.
u JuaeA has . ooathly payroli
- eosssoa g e13s.eee.
- Juoea ~ tveety.ehree fsa,
eos1o1 81 so00e eeeieties.
- Juaes ~ - lleuSsag aijl os
~ oossg1e 1o1v eaoae1ey.
u Junea - Q water and oewe9
Qgoo0 oWno1 ~ ~ city.
- 10o1a ~ ~ DeeeDeees q any
ooUa = ~ Asennaeas Vallsy.
- Sun0a ~ ~ sooool lasnooe
49, . ~ oooee ~ syslsn.
n - - - 49, - ~
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1915-02-13
Religion and Conscience

\ man : religion should be a matter
between himself and his conscience. Ii
should not he dragged into public life.
In saying this, J want to be perfectly
candid, and admit that there is inst
cause for criticism Of certain Catholics.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1915-02-13

n. X. Reilly. representative iu sau.
grcss from the siAth disfurt 81 We
Huns.n, in drfrusc uf th6 FlfErfmIi
amtnimrrt stated IH reply 10 a TfUfr.f
from a constituent thaf 81 take b that
TO Ihfisiian man o. woman frsrrrs that
ito United States pUsfulhar .haIl o. fhf
InsiIumyutaiiy hy uh n immoral. ia.
irorui, sruTrI'oHs ur liElHus publications
hall D. distributed among d. people of
bis country and spFaks well of iha
proposed amendment generally The
protest against the Fiir-cuid rider BE-
not a dcirnsr ~ thc z-ufrilous of boz.
icrcri ma'irr that NAV D. admitted io
ihr mails lut rather "a recognition of the
il.i that rAIsfIng laws ate sufficient 90
har Questionable matter, Hui 1 ruuirm.
nation 81 auv attempt 10 place such
an auiOcratic power iu thr hanis 0f one
man AZ The Fitzgerald amendment was
designed o. give 90 the postmaster Gen
craL The voice of the pcUrlc gave tn
this nation n free prrss, a fuc. sprcJh
uuu fTyr sThupl and fhr Elmr voice
is lifted nov ip vHrn ~ the dangers
threatening in s1rh proposed measures a.
the press muEsle amendment Reilly Is
either biuu 20 The possible cifrrt II such
a measure or b. praetiCing deception when
be ays further, lit cannot h. possible
that you would enter a protest Il you
the amendment, or what it
attempts 10 accomplish 30
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1915-02-13
The Denver DriyeI

The Denver Catholic Register is the ves organ of
Sathoc backguardSm that The issue of
Jan 18th pays the staff of The Menace personal compliment
ON the hSt page the language of which would put ordinary
bowery tough to shame We took old goose quill
10 make reply when turned TO the editorial page
same ISSUE OF the Register and found the following editorial tem
IL does no good TO smooth evil when it exists
organization That why the Register published figures last
week showing that Catholics entirely represented in
the penitentiary at Canon City,
This item paralyzed and stayed rusty quill
We decided that useless space answering the
insults of which acknowledges majority of its
constituency are locked up in the state penitentiary.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1915-02-13

The lower house Of the Arkansas Leg
islature has passed an inspection bil
and thosc who are familiar with the
Arkansas pcnchant for law cnforcemcn,
know that the converts and monastcries
IN the state are due for an investigation
N the bill passes the senate and secures
the signature Of the governor. Houses
OF the Good shepherd floors win echo 10
the foot fall Of men who will seek out
the inner WAYS and workings 90 find II
Kindness is there; 10 see that sanitary
conditions are maintained; 60 see that
human health Il conserved: 90 sec that
labor Is not too burdensome and that
human rights are not abridged: 10 lib.
crate where liberation Is desired or
seems necessary. This is no more and
no less than other houses, homes and
institutions submits 90 with no thought
of its being an intrusion. II these
Romish institutions have no cause 10
fear an inspection there will be nothing
found that will neccssiiate a change in
the administration Of their affairs. II
conditions detrimental TO human welfare
do exist, then public safety demands
public interference and Rome must
come clean before the laws instituted
by man for his protection from the ra.
pacity Of his unkind kin. The public
eye is turned toward Arkansas TO know
what the harvest will be.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1915-02-13

shurch INSTEAD of from the rank and
dlc.
Like priest, hte people, runs the Old
adagc; -, a. IL the pope and the car
dinAls, viii be the priests aud laity
ani nothing bot thc viii rover of =
strong minded ieadef eau break the fc,.
tiers which bind the Roman church hand
and foot 10 the dark past.
Bsaodici is Hoi fAc ndA % icod q ~.
form: instead of that he sets his fare
rcsolutely against all real progross and
tries 10 lead his people hark % the
shades of the past. The world eau s1f
fer and die around him. His only re-.
sPonses are sympathetic gcncaiities,
while be dreams Of temporal success and
harharous glory Of past poutifcaies
Tue present pope has already proven
himself conspicuous failure. who seems
determined 10 fulill prediction and 90 be
knouH n history az Rsl,gio dcpopulaia.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1915-02-13
THEY NEED INSPECTION
What Became Of the Kane Chill.
dren Placed From Time 10
Time in Roman Catholic In
stitutions in the City Of
Philadelphia?

The following article. from the
Philadelphia Enquirer of Jan. -.
tells its own story aud suggests
the ease with which inmates once
placed behind these walls can be
effectively lost 10 the world. ST.
Vincent 5 Home and ST. John :
Orphan Asylum are both Roman
Catholic Institutions.
What appeared 10 D. a disclosure Of
carclcssncss and indifference on the part
OF charitable institutions in the kcrp.
ing Of records Of children committed 10
their care, called forth n severe crit.
icism from Judge German in the .u.
venilc Branch Of the Municipal Court
yesterday.
The matter was brought "a the court =
attention by the filing Of a pctition a
few days ago by David J.. Terry. Of the
Society % Protect Children from
Cruelty, asking for the discharge from
~. Vincent 3 Home aud ~. Johns Or.
phan Asylum, respectively. of George
and William Kane, children Of Thomas
and Elizabeth Kane, Of Ip4l|
North Howard street. Kane is n
laborer, making twelve dollars a
week and his wife Is blind. II de
Aeioped from an investigation, made by
Mrs Rachel Webb, that the couple hal
eight children, the eldest Of whom is
now twenty-thrce years Of age, and mar.
RED, and the youngest three years. The
oldest child, Elizabeth, was placed in
ST. Vincent 3 Home when she was four
years Of age and thereafter from time 10
time all the other children were given
into the custody Of the home.
PARENTS NOT INFORMED
Il also appeared that some Of them
were transferred 10 other institutions.
and later some Of tEcm were DISCHARGED.
hut 50 far as the investigators were able
TO learn no complete records have been
kept Of the Kane children. and what was |
more surprising to the court the parents .
had not been kept informed as TO what
had become Of them.
Three of them the father had not seen
since they were taken from their home.
seventeen years ago. BY Investigations
made and indirect information received
from time 10 time they learned that
homas had been discharged in 1910.
rom one OF the institutions, since which
lime he has not been heard Of.
Robert, who is eighteen years Of age.
$ said to be working in the engine room
II the Catholic Protcctory al Norris.
own, and Lottie, seventeen years. left
he Catholic Home for Destitute chi.
lfen' two years ago, to 60 live with a
woman IN Shenandoah. Margaret. who
vas taken from her parents when She
vas two years old, and placed in 81.
incent $ Home, died in that institu.
iou in 1911.
Judge German said it appeared that
he>c institutions were very lax in the
natter Of having a record of each child
ommittcd TO their care. and in kccping
he parents fully informed regarding
.hildrcn. Such laNity would not be
olerated under the present Juvenile
'ourt system, he asserted.
Ten cents a year extra to have papcr
yrappcd single.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1915-02-13

tcOntiHued on rage ., column %.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1915-02-13

Among the ninety-two Catholic cadets
at West Point, half are weekly com
municants and many more receive holy
communion once month.-Catholie
Union and Times.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1915-02-13

For the delectation of patriots
we submit the following letter
which is going from Washington,
N. j.. to the X. c. Councils "Pro
Dec et eccleSia:"
the HFPOCRITE
Washington, y. ].
am sending 10 every Council five
copies Of The Hypocrte aud would
call your attention 10 the editorial as
well as the article by the Rev. Shirley
ID. Coffin, Methodist minister of Lynn.
Massachusetts,.
] intend to put The Menace out of
business
In order TO secure the privilege Of the
mails (the thing / want 70 take awav
from The MenRee) / must procure q
few subscriptions
Will you help me in my cndeavor 10
rid the country Of this dirty, vile, putrid
sheet by asking five persons in your
council TO send me their names and ad.
dresses and so cents each for a yearly
subscription; dimidiu, fGeii, qui cOepii,
habet.
pro Dec ct occlosia,
CHARLES HENRY KINNEY.
There you have The Hypocrite.
its halo of glory wreathed in a
wealth of bigotry. It is going
after the things it would deny TO
others. The avowed purpose of
The Hypocrite is to destroy the
privilege of another to do that
which it must do itself in order
TO succeed, and in making its
plea for support it descends TO
abuse and vilification, and with
characteristic Romish ineonsist-
ency it goes outside the pale Of
its church TO secure an aide.
Charles Henry Kinney knows
what he wants to do, but hasn I |
the grey matter necessary TO
write editorials with the proper
punch. And, again, he needs al
few subscriptions. But will al
few he enough to do the work, |
Charles Hypocrite Kinney Will
the noble Knights hop TO and aid
the new deliverer by helping 10
plant Coffin nails over the coun.
try2
Kinney has declared that he is
going to put The Menace out of
business. Now if the knights
Just let him dig in and go on
With their own little fight and
allow him to make his own fight
n his own way, he will have a
light merry time revamping the
thunder which the Knights have
llready used in their attacks ON
he stronghold of our constitu-
'ncy. Suppose five of the faith.
'ul In each X. c. Council of the
country answer the call, what is
lie going to give them for their
money! The "same old story''
S thread-bare, and new invective
Ivaileth not against the patriot Is
'lea for free speech, free press |.
nd free schools.
Ten eanfs /, 49, ..-.-. A.. -
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1915-02-13

Ten cents year extra TO have pape,
wrapped single.
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"a
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1915-02-13

Ten cents a year extra to have paper
wrapped single.
The menace. [volume] (Aurora, Mo.) 1911-1920, 1915-02-13
THE HYPoCRITE

For the delectation of patriots
we submit the following letter
which is going from Washington,
n. j.. TO the X. c. Councils PRO
Dec et eccleSia :"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-29
GIRLS! THICKEN AND
BEAUTIFY YOUR HAIR
AND STOP DANDRUFF
Try Thisl Your Hair Gets Way, Clos.
Sy and Abundant a.
Once

To b. possesed 81 bead Of heavy
beautiful hairs soft lustrous, fifty,
wavy and free from dandruf. is merely
a matter 81 using = little Danderime.
Il q easy and inexpensive 20 have
nice. soft hair and ldts Of a. Just get
q 25-ceut bottle of Knoeltons Danderine
nos from-ah drug stores reeommsnd Il
-apply q little e. dIrelfed and within
zen minutes there NlH D. su appearance
of sbundancs. FRESHNESS. fuHBness. and
en- ineamrnrahle riass and lustef. and
try o. you wli rau asuuat fna . trace
If dandruf ~ falling hair h1it yorr rssi
surprise uil D. sfter stseut Eve wesirs'
usf. uheH Fau nlH go neW hsir-f.ff
ard d.uNY ~ frst-ras bat really nv
hair-snrsart 81 out 81 ettf Four saair
--Iisudefins q. - tsilsfE. ths uair sure
bar FFuwef. asstFuFsf # danaflzf sd
rare frs tsar s1elU ard q uessr fals
o. stcT falling HAIR e. uucs.
f yuu Nsut e. frurs hgu pretty ans
eft ruur hair really Il Eurlstst tirtA
afft 3 lftif Tlznamna $50 nsrnfniir
arsu = th-uu9t Fuaf tsn-ts-.ar ufss
snlsn s5rNnt - t5ts EHaH hsH wH -
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-29
SIR BYRON MAH0N
HEADS THE BRIT
ISH IN SERBIA
Man who Led the Forss That Relieved
MafskiuE Il Appointed To an
Important Command.

London. OF. za-sr Byron Mshou has
taken eomfasnd II tie British forces IN
serbia. This announcement sss made in
tie House 81 Commuus yesterday after.
uouu 81 Harold J. Teunnnt. pariamen-
tsry under secretary 81 wnr.
LseutenaHt Ceiansl Brrsh Iliouss Ma
hon- .. S. O. b fftT -ttfes ysars # sgs.
ana has mlsHv vssrs' serves 81 iuiuef
thf Te5rsian nruy ir ls1a. ard rraaual'r
soss 10 The aarslfy arm Do eouuaud e.
sauaarun 10 - stsanes On Tisugula iu
1sas aus ID ans v1k at F1ksa At
Isr7 b vts - sis NE vth ths s-drf.
~ tsak raft in every astiun. snatag
wth Elsrtoun- - lsst KrFs e. 81
fafr t8s erhss muamrs 81 tiFr rm
aarkataf fn @mtA Aria. Hs ssa-
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