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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-26
New York Stock Market

INDUSTRIALS Y. Y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-26
MARKET REPORTS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings in An
the Leading Stocks.

New York. Jan. 25.-Trading in securi-
ties today suggested a renewal of last
week s late reactionary trend. although
the movement. was more narrow and. the
volume Of business, both as TO bonds and
stocks, much restricted. Prices rose and
fell internationally, changes i'll most in
stances being less than a point. The en-
tire session was under the influence of
the professional element. large part of
which was evidently committed TO the
short account.
Pressure upon United States Steel and
few other favoriteS was more or less
constant. the selling Of steel being based
upon reports connected with the quar-
terly meeting OF the directors tomorrow,
some of which intimated that the divi-
dend on the common stock might be sus-
pended There were a few gains in
stocks which have little or no public fol-
lowing. Lowest prices were registered
in the last hour but final dealings show
ed some demand for Union Pacific, Read
being less irregular.
General news included a new high rec
ord for MAY wheat. with further heavy
exports of that staple under negotiation,
resumption on an increased scale at nu-
merous manufacturing plants. chiefly
those connected with the steel industry.
and another rise in copper metal. Last
SATURDAYS favorable statement conduced
to greater monetary ease, the rate for
commercial paper going as low as to
cause Withdrawals from the market by
local banks.
From the West, which has contributed
largely to the recent activity in the stock
market, came advices cOnfirInatory not
only of relaxing credit conditions. but of
gains in many lines Of commerce. Rail-
roads also reflected this improvement in
the larger volume of tonnage
Londons markets were stimulated by
the British naval success and interest
stocks We're in demand al advances over
last weeks quotations. Private cables
suggest ed that a portion Of the French
treasury notes recently taken by London
might soon be offered here
Bonds were barely steady, showing
none Of last weeks insistent demand
Total sales. par value, We're s. GOO 0lo.
United States coupon IS and Panama reg
istered IS gained OF per cent. on call.
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BURNHAM

Work on the new bridge which has
heen built across a stream about one
mile from the village on the Clinton
road, has been suspended until spring,
when the work Of grading will be com
pleted. The work on this bridge was
begun in September and is built entire
~ Of concrete and So under The SUPER
vision of the State st an expense OF,
about $4,000, and is a splendid and sub,
stanual bridge Everett Gerald Of
Clinton had the contract for the sob and
the civil engineer was r. A. Dolioff Of
Oakland !
The marriage OF Miss Grace Good
ridge Of South Pittshele, near this town. !;
and Melvin Head Of Pittsfleld occurred
Saturday afternoon at the home Of tbs
bride The bride is the oldest daughter,
of Mr.. and Mrs. A l.. Goodridge and
Mr.. Eeald is a well-known resident OF
the Waverly district in Pittsfield, where,
they will reside.
Miss Susie Hartley of Levant is Wis
iting her friend Mrs. Oliver Prescott
Victory Temple, Pythian Sisters, at
the regular meeting, Saturday evening,
had about 35 in attendance The officers
for the coming year were installed by
Maude Z. Midget, assisted by Mrs.
1della Call as grand senior ana Msr.
Susie B. Mckechnie as grand manager,
and the following were inducted into
office:
P. G, Minnie Gerald; M. e c.. Au-
custa Hunt; L. S, Idella Call: E. j.,
Maggie Reynolds; M Of r. and c., Net
tie sherman, NJ. of r, Georgia Cunning
ham; NJ. Of T., Lora Prescott; P. Of T,
Blanche Allen: G. OF T., Eva Cole
After the meeting lunch Of ice cream,
cake and coffee was served and a social
was Leld.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-26

Fearing that there has been foul
play or that her husband, William M.
Howe Of Portland has wandered away
and become lost while temporarily de-
ranged Mrs. Howe has appealed to
the police for their assistance in To-
eating him. Howe left his home at
10 Sherman street, Portland on Jan.
Is. saying that his head was tired
and he felt the urgent need Of a rest
Since that time he has not been seen
so far as can be learned and his
whereabouts are a complete mystery
Mrs. Howe, who with her three chill
dren and Mr.. Howe's father are liy-
ing in the home, is Frustrated by her
husbands continued absence and has
urged the police to exert every effort
to find him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-26

Puzzled AS TO "HOW" TO GET
your Real Estate For Sale advertise
ment home TO the Possible Buyers?
Tell such facts about Your property as
would interest You if YOU We're a posi-
bic buyer" jan21d1wk
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Order Of Notice Thereon.

District of Maine, IS.
On this 23rd day of January, A D. 1915.
on reading the foregoing petition il is
Ordered by the Court, That a hearing be
had upon the same on the 9th day of
March, a. d, 1915 before said Court at
Portland. in said District. at ten o'clock
IN the forenoon; and that notice thereof
be published in Daily kennebec. Jour
nal. newspaper printed in said District,
and that all known creditors, and other
persons in interest, may appear at the
said time and place, and show cause IL
any they have. why the prayer OF said
petitioner should not be granted
And it is further Ordered by the Court.
That the Clerk shall send by mail to ali
known creditors copies of said petition
and this order. addressed to them at
their places of residence as stated.
Witness the Honorable Clarence Hale.
Judge of the said Court, and the seal
thereof. at Portland in said Dictrict, on
the 2Srd day Of January. A. D. 1916
IL. 81 JAMES E. HEWEY, Clerk
A true copy of petition and order
thereon.
Attest; JAMES E. HEwEy, Clerk.
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New York Sugar Market

New York. Jan %
The market for sugar futures after
opening one to six points higher gained
another point or two and by midday was
some three to eight points higher on
quite active buying prompted by the IN
settled weather conditions in Cuba and
the firm spot situation The closing was
firm to points higher Sales 4450 tons;
Feb. 3O4, May Se3, June 32S, July 335, Sept
345.
Spot was firm; centrifugal 3ssa4ol; mo
lasses 321d324; refined steady; cut Loaf
595: crushed 5S5; mould A $50; cubes 5So;
xxx powdered $50: powdered SIS; fine
graduated sos: diamond A sos; confec.
TONERS 4 495; No. $50.
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Bankrupt's Petition for DISCHARGE.
III tie matter OF
Corey & Nichols I'm Bankruptcv

In the matter of
Corey & Nichols. I'm Bankruptcy
Bankrupt
To the Hon. Clarence Hale. Judge of the
District Court of the United States for
the District of Maine
maroon j. Corey, a member of the firm
OF Corey & Nichols of Waterville in the
County OF kennebec and State of Maine,
IN said District, respectfully represents,
that on the Ind day of March, 1914. he
was duly adjudged bankrupt as a mem
Der Of said firm and individually unde,
the Acts of Congress relating to bank
ruptcy; that he has duly surrendered all
his property and rights of property. and
has fully complied with all the require
ments of said Acts and of the orders of
Court touching his bankruptcy.
Wherefore he prays, That he may be
decreed by the Court to have a full dis
charge from all debts provable against
his estate both as a member of said firm
anG individually under said bankruptcy
Acts, except such debts as are excepted
by law from such discharge
Dated this 18th day of January, A D.
1915
COREY & NICHOLS,
MAROON J. COREY
Bapkrupr
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ChIeaao Cattle Marssss
PITTSFIELD

The Free Baptist Sunday school
Sunday elected the following officers
of two classes: /.
Landman Bible class:-Pree. J. S.,
Haseltine; Vice Pres, George ". HUFF /
Sec. and Treas. D. P. Written; Ex-l
Conn.,, S. M. Raymond, G. R. .Rofus: |
A H. Drake: teacher, Asa Craig; com
mittees with, chairmen, membership,
Asa Craig: devotional. Rev. H W.
Ford. social, c. S. Coffin.
Golden Rule Circle: Prea, Alice
Craig: Vice Pres. Lou Taylor; Sec.
Mrs. Rogers: Treas, Mrs. Maxheld;
teacher, Mrs. c. E. Henry; asst. teach
er, Mrs. o. H. Drake: committees with
chairmen. membership, Mrs. HUFF.
social, Ada Haseltine. visiting. Mrs.
Foster, reception. Mrs. Dow and de-
votional, Mrs. Mitchell
The annual parish meeting and sup
per will be held Wednesday evening
at the First Universalist church. The
supper will be served ct 6:10 o'clock.
under the direction of q committee
with Mrs. F. z. Mayo, chairman.
DR.. and Mrs. Winfield Trickery.
whose marriage took place Saturday
in Portland, arrived in town Sunds.'
a. III. and will be located for the win
ter al the Z T. Bagley house on Man
sen street, where they viii have the
best wishes of many friends
Miss Iona Perkins went to Show
hogan Monday TO attend the funeral
of her uncle, the late Aianson Perkins.
The W. c. T. [. will meet Thursday
afternoon with Mrs A. II. Drake
Judson Nichols. proprietor of tho
Lancey House arrived home Monday
after weeks visit in Boston and
New York.
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NJ ssR-SOUNo SQUARE EDGE

sIFuCe boards, 80 per N Can get you
one dimension spruce At a low price OF
car. Edsecombs Mil. Bowdoinham, Ne.
janold6-=
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GOING v EST o. A. NJ,
Except Monday. Portland
IanQ Boston. 6.3S A. M,
Lewiston, Pennington,
RockIand. Portland, Bos-
,on, Montreal and que
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Boston Produce Market

Boston, Jan. e.
BEEF-Whole cattle 1lsQ12
BRAN-Spring 2sO0Q2S50
BTTTER-Northern 32fG23; western 9
Qsei
ChEESE-New York twins 17al.
CORN-No. yellow S.
EGGS-Choice 46@41; western 3eG3s
FLOCR-Mill shipment, spring patents,
7led760.
HAY-No grade 210o92250
LAMBS-Spring 13a@A
LARD-Pure 12s.
MIXED FEED-29000S25G
OATS-No. clipped white sc.
PORK-Medium backs 2525
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per two-bu bag
SUGAR-Granulated, 80 Dbl lots, 40.
VEALSQ15.
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II ROOM HOUSE WITH STABLE,

II ROOM HOUSE With STHBEE,
q Gage St, near top Of Rines hill and
business section. Fine view, overlooking
river and city. At present rented in two
tenements. ! have also 1-room cottage
at l0s Capitol ST, rear OF State House.
Apply Daniel Whitehouse, q Pleasant ST
nov6dtf
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clover honey q the finest quality. It's
thlek, Tlch ana delicious. Delivered in
Name by parcel post - lbs. s. 80. c lbs.
s1ou- Longfellow Bros. HalIowell. Me
Sent I0d Z
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TRAINS LEAVE AUGUSTA AS FOL-
LOWS:
- GOING WEST-aOs A. NJ,
lAVTTITTeAcep Monday. Portland
ia i.}7xLewis 9Gz'OA' f sss IN M
lAJtf41lR ockIand. Portland. Bos-
lEIsa 1sa.s..s.al.1 on. Montreal and que
bee; s.Ss A M. Bruins
WICK, Lewiston, Pennington, Portland,
boston, las r. M, t1allowel. Gardiner
ana so. Gardiner, 10 = Nj. QocaD Port
land and Eoston; 400 r. M. teXpress}
Brunswick, Rockland, Portland. Hoston
and New York; 5.15 F. NJ, Hallowe4l
Gardiner and SO. GarQlner; 6.l2 I. M,
Lewiston, Portland ana way stations
10 81 2. Nj, Lewiston. Bath, Portland
Boston. Sundays sos and s.49 A M, 3.3e
New York; anu 10.40 ?. M. Portland and
GOING EAST-1.u A NJ, 2angpr, St
John, Halifax, Aroostook Co. Sunday
morning does not connect beyond Ban
gor, SIS A. NJ, local TO Moosehead
Lake via OakanGl, Belfast, FOX
croft and Bangor; 81! A M, local TO
Belfast, Bangor and SkowhesaE, i1u9 T.
M, Watervile, Bangor, 3. a. f. r,
Calais, ST.. John and Halifax; 234 F. N,
express to Wateryille, thence local 20
bangor and MaILAWamkeag; 5.2U +. M,
NaterVile ana Skowhegan. 100 r. M,
Watervllie, Skowhegan and Bangor Sun
Gays Ill A. M, tor Bangor; 9.5V A NJ.
Trains leave Augusta for HaLlowell
Gardner ana South Gardiner at SIS, $50
a NJ, L. AZ, $40. 401. 5.15, 6.l2. 10.4e +. N.
H D. WALDKON, q nj Passenger Ag.
D. (. DOUGLASS. Genl Mgrr Port
land. Me.
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New York Money Market.

New York, Jan. Is.
Mercantile paper 3sQ4
Sterling exchange firm: 60-day bills
1880; for cables 4s425; for demand 4.si35.
Bar silver 4SS.
Mexican dollars 31s.
Government bonds strong.
Railroad bonds irregular.
Time loans dull; 50 days q. 80 days 3,
six months 35@3.
Call money steady; high q, low L. rul-
ing rate Q closing bid Y offered al q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-01-26
TEACHERS WANTED

w HIGH, GRADED AND cOUN-
|esos ssl.ools. Special demand for experi-
|esaes. teachers. Apply al once stating
Id, So experience, position desired,
n a:1aeles IS per week to $500 year.
EuiI6i, Gag hers Agency, Y. NJ. c. A.
|s.sls:s.s. portland, Maine 6ecI96lw
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STRAWBERRIES-35 VAR
POOL ROoM-ONE or TIE sFs7

q feW Tunes. one SET low noses logon
Siejs With dray foY hauling wood; one
mlabket suit !. M Nichols % Center ST.
To-. 39--P 1e~3-s, =
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At MOODY Cash Market RAN
ONE DIME WILL BRING YOU On
GENUINE oLD-FAsHIoNED We

10" Eye beans. First prize winner in
state competition, yielding over 30 bush.
G!s per acre. s5."0 per bushel. IIillvale
+ arm New Sharon. Maine jan20d6t
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Chicago Jan. s. j
Decided tension on the buying Ado ana
falling on In the stock on hand at
the principal domestic centers hetped key.
up the price OF wheat today. the haghe0N
record yet during the European war;
81 bushel. May. The marlDt clooeG
Corn gained I to o61 net and oats 1 %;
bQa. The outcome IN provisions v1Yao6
from cents decline to q rise Of 70. /
=
Chicago Cattle Market i
Chicago. Jan. 3. I
HOGS-Recetpts 1900: steady: bulk SO
Ss5ass5: rough ss5@ss0; pigs 5SO@7is.
CATTLE-Receipts 1900: drm; nAt1vOl
steers 550Qe6; western E100fb0: cows and
heifers a2SQeo0: calves 72S@f06A
5so9es5: ysarNngs 5DoGs3o: lambs ss5
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
MUST BE SOLD TO SETTLE THE

estate. Located 2 miles out on main
road. Il miles to electric car. r. f. d.
and telephone line: II acres rich loamy
soil. free from rocks: pasture for 2 COWS;
Groom house, in fine shape, painted and
blinded; good cellar, woodshed and sta
BILE: buildings connected and in first
class repair: water at door. For a quick
sale owner will include some lumber
farming tools, farm cart, sleds, wagon.
hayrack. harness and a horse II you
are looking for 4 good home at bar
gain here is IL $l5ts takes it. D. L. Hy-
som, No. Cross St, augusta. Me. Tel
67s-X jan23dtf
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STATE FARM AGENCY

HOMESEEkER'S HEADQUARTERS
Winter farm bargains. II will
cost you nothing to investigate
the many bargains we have on
our list. We also have a fine list
Of city property. There is no
better time than now to buy, as
we can save you is per cent.
Come and see US.
e. L. Worcester, Home Office,
Western Ave-, Augusta, Me.
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LOST.

CHiLDS SUIT CASE, BETWEEN
car barn and Water street Finder
please notify Rox 155 Augusta. Maine or
telephone os~W. jan25d3t
PLUSH LAP ROBE. BETWEEN MT.
Nernons and Willow street Friday night
i. W Jones, Gardner. jan2Sd3t
BOok NO. 27e8 ON AUGUSTA
Trust Co Finder please return TO the
oaEk. janl3d3w
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" 2 SENSIBLE WAN OF 90, 4
AGENTS WANTED.

TO SELL EAM-OFF
|ksene .es.asses. the preparation that will
h. la .,e steam Of eyeglasses ana polish
|sDss,, use WIN not mar or in1ure the
|kassss' elSe Sells 10 every wearer of
Il se-ls Tor 10 cents, 90 cts a doz.,
sss p;;y Specially, 50 Exchange St Port
~ lan26d6t
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RAILROADS & STEAMBOATS,.
MAINE CENTRAL R, R,
- EGnzx ~

In Effect Dec. %, 1914.
TRAINS LEAVE AUGUSTA AS FOL.
LOWS.
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RUBBER STAMPS, ETC.

HAND AND SELF-lMkiNG STAMPS
for regular or special purposes. Ink and
pads in al colors. T. & P, Stamp Co. S.
Capitol St. Augusta. Maine. janldtf
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and convenient. every room is pleasant
and summer all the time. If you are
looking for a place TO buy for home
come and see this one. 147 Cony street
All modern conveniences Also two
house lots for sale. jan21d6t*
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"TAcoMA"-A FARM OF IS ACRES

lying between Sand and Shorey Ponds in
Litchfeld: also 20 acre wood lot on shore
of Sand pond Litchfield. Mrs H X
MorreL Gardiner. Me Phone 14l-R.
ian4dtf
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duced figures. Desirable lots and small
house on Capitol St, Augusta. Will
rent or sell the house, and sell lots. one
or both Call on or telephone F. J. c.
Little, Augusta. Me. jan2ld6t
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= AVE SEVERAL OPENINGS
CITY IN THE CLASSIFIED
-t71c BLFeER AND AUTOMO-

1 MAN W-0 WAS BORN - LEAST
\ wears aso ana VINO IL still alive. as
| ..ta; .: .-.e PRUDENTIAL Health 4 40
5,-, lis Co, nome Office, BIEg ham.
e. oct3dtE
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-13
Aii's Pair h Sailiisssy.

Lady with Plumss-My dear.
think thsss ssv Osserai Joffss hat,
are slmDly TOO sweet for words. But
! ssOposs k's cot fats. really.
Lady with Msnsard Effsct-Why
Ethel. what Do you meaa! Any.
things fair In millinery aad war.
Thsre! ] ksew I could bs clever
u put my mind.to u. ] was tellins
Jim the other night that hs didn'i
half appreciate ny cievsrnsss. Men
are such hsutss. What were you
saying. dear?
Lady with Plumes-l was just
saying that-oh NY dear. do look q
that suit: No. the brown one. DID
you ever - such taste - some no.
mes have? ] vas sayisg Il wasn't
fair 70 he Germans 70 name oil shs
new hats aitsr tAs Esslish aad ths
Preach. yeu ksow. Nov II ws'rs
really oDls0 - - ssstsaI W ought
- 49, . ~ afes1 ehe kaleee aad
oAae loes 0soeFal vsa Ais1sabusg.
Lay Wi1A Massarl Befses-
Wass't - ~ ess vhe eaDesrsd Bel.
giu0.
Lazy WltA Plu0es-1 think 20.
~ ~ way. have you deae aaythiss
abeus tAs Pelssf You kaew every
60 y tsklng thsa ~ aewalays.
Really. nuse Glve se0sthing.
eavs sls Daiss q Qseaj1's 80 70 the
De1glass. ! suDDesa l'll have 70 ia
~ sane fee ~ Pooes. We oil
have our rssDeaslbllisiss II this war.
~ knew.
ka1y Wlth Moasar1 Bffect-Ia.
80. ~. ! wee1es w they dea'i
hays . balsje - eeolie n We'll.
hses's ~ eesnse. 0oo1-tvs. 1sssi
laly NM Uoneo- el-svs.
ess1ne. 49, ~ nssvens'
I.S--c-,S2-., .5|.I =. i. 80.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-13
Wherc Municipal Owsership Il In
fair 70 Labor.

J. w. Sullivan, OF New York. Il 4
man who has been prominent in or
Ganised labor sfor years. He IL Z
nember Of the typographical union,
vas editor Of the Garment Worker,'
0nlletin and wrote q book favorins
The initiative and referendum.
Mr.. Sullivan has investigated mu.
nicipaf ownership in the United
States and Europe. He Is vigorously
eDposed to Il. He does not believe
tat such experiments are in line
With the best interests Of wage earn.
~.
Recently In discussing the munici.
sally owned street railway enterpirs.
- In Great Britain. where public
ewnership has had q thorough try.
out. Mr.. Sullivan said:
"Stsikers against muncipalised uA.
Aertakings are treated ~ mutineers.
"The position Of the municipal
wase-workins employe 10 that Of Z
common soldier directed by . drill
sifeeant. whose whip IL discharge
which 'eioess TO the man other mu.
Aicipal employment elsewhere.
Bitterly contested tramway
strikes. viewed BY the authorities %
rebellions, have taken place In the
1ast four years in Leeds. Stockport,
Haackburn. Cardiff. Oldham, Liver.
Deca and Glasgow.
AFTER the Glasgow strike Of 1911.
900 OF the strikers were victimised
and never allowed to return to the
service. and after the strike in Leeds
In 1913 practically the entire tram
way force was similarly victimized.
I'm Glasgow. In seven years.. 1901.
1908. l.22s traffic employees were
dismissed and 2.ssl resigned. mum.
Der equivalent TO change of the en-.
tire traffic force every four years.
testify to an unhappy situation.
"The Glasgow tramway manage.
ment. maintaining an open shop. per.
mits no labor union Of employees to
exist.
"Municipalism breaks down trade
union principles: II substitutes for
them u one-sided dictation which
strips labor Of Independent action In
its own behalf. clothes managers with
the powers Of an upper caste. backed
By the forces Of the law. and to the
extent that II prevails establishes In
In society q condition Of destructive
democracy.
'On that score alone the American
wase-earner needs only TO have ex.
psrience with II to reject it,
Mr.. Sullivan's conclusions were
reached after inquiry into the under
lyiuv facts Of municipal ownership In
this country and abroad. His opin-
ions are shared by many other men
prominent In organized labor--and
In fact by a great many. II not the
great majority. OF union members In
this country.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-13
s0sE MORE SHORT LOCALS.

Mrs. II. ]. Jameson spent Thursday
and Friday In Rocky Ford with
fricnds.
John Washburn went 70 Denver
Wednesday night to spend several
days oE business.
D.. Frank finney was called 70
Isatea. n. ~. yesterday morning on
professional business.
Mss. c. II. Bristol and Mrs. b. r.
sword were the guests Of friends in
Pusblo Wednesday.
Mn. Frank FInney went to Pueblo
yesterday To spend . week With her
son. Dr.. Royal Finney. and family.
Mn. n. 4. Bernard returned home
Wednesday night from Ration. n. ~.
after . weeks visit with her son In
that city.
Charles CroRier Of Greeley. Q for.
ussr resident Of this city. IL spending
several days here visiting old friends
aad aetsnding 10 matters OF bust.
neoo.
W. q. Ahrends. OF FL Paso. H..
assive1 In this city Wednesday for
an indefinits visit with his uncle W.
A. Eaniub and his aunt Mrs. W. y.
Msysss.
Mn. L. y Cartwright. who visited
VITA her daughter Mrs. Raleigh
oeAreek. u this city for several days.
fetosasd 70 her home In Rocky Ford
We1aes1ay svsnins.
Mn. D. ". orr and daughter Miss
Cosa, sssusesd home the latter psre
9 ~ wesk from Des Noines, Iowa.
WAego xiss Cora has teen sDssliss
~ ~ six neashs.
uno6e ounness who has bsen
eooollag several neaths u Mebssiy.
no.s peeusne1 y Il Jusss We1sss.
~ - aosls Daks tAis bic heoe.
Nm ou0ness VII sstuSn - Il Jua.
= laass.
~. anl Nm. J. =. Keasss eatse.
ta1oo0 . few fSlea1s wednesday ~.
eo0ng q thsis he0e . colorale ~.
eouo. Runmy afforded the eater
(alomoas q ~ eveoins after whleA
~ hooooes sesve1 . dslishtful 1uneh.
11sa J. =. Ries eatsrtsinsd ~
noo1ov Aflssneea Auction DsSlee
60 4ooo1oy q ~ 'hoOe % oanto
~ oVooue. M. DslseoI. Nfs. ~
| uruoGo, Nh Dg1GB - Mn Dos'
oge ~ Gesees = ~ aiee'
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-13
90
FostalgAaly (9sb.

Ths regular nesslas Of the Fort
siGAtlV Cisb ~ ~ last Saturday
|afoernoee % IL hen6 Of Mn. y. 3.
Mocaoi0 e onnsa = avssus. ~
sdl1 ~ ssDsslsl = ~ ssosasseas
fren Dsyasd Tsylos aa1 0idssy L.
niss. 4 isasshy 1ieeuss1ea follow.
- ths Dsegfan as1 ths club -.
jeusDe1 - osss witA Nfs.. James
Mclseen fes ~ asxs regular nese-
iag. he elub viii ajso Net this
aitssnoon q nasnsay nail 70 hell
thsls aaaual slsesses Ct offlesss.
Ths progran % givsa q satus.
days neetias 10 % soIIows:
Dayard Taylor. "A Bsdouin Levs
Oeae." lliss helss MeNsea.
PaDes. IAN seFss and Conditions
q No." psstared ~ Mn. c. >.
ootla ed fse1 n Mn. oefaln. !.
paDss. 0l1ssy Laaiss, 'TAs
11aseAes = olyss." Desoass1 n
M 1neDeo ~ ~ roo1 II m.
ckoele olgveg4 4 : g. =. q. \. Z: =. 3 :.