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La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18
CHRISTMAS CLUB AGAIN.
The Colorado Savings and Tfusa
Company Finds saving Idea
Wonderfully successful.

The Colorado Savings and Trust
Company OF this city has proven ita
right to place among the most pro-
! gressiye banks Of the country. The
popularity and success OF Its Christ
mas Club has been phenomenal. This
club gives everybody chance to save
regularly, the bank willing TO &C
cept small amounts. Even boys and
girls are invited to become members.
for IL is q well known fact that the
saving habit needs to be fostered In
this country. Once the youthful
mind realizes how really easy II IL to
save and how pleasant II is to have
money In the hank. the saving habit
will become life long.
Many men and women. whether
their incomes are large or small.
find II difficult To get ahead" n
nancially. They postpone the time
when they will start saving to pro-
vide for the rainy day because they
never seem TO have enough spare
money to start bank account. The
Christmas Club is great benefit to
the people In this way. for they do
not need any more capital to get
started than the first small payment.
and. after all. the start Is the i'm
portant thing.
The club opens the week OF Decem-
ber 27th and runs for fifty weeks. 20
that each member receives a check In
time for Christmas shopping. When
payments are made regularly the
bank allows interest on the account.
which is always an encouragement
to saving.
A number Of plans are offered and
members may select one or more OF
them. In the uniform classes one
may pay 25 cents. so cents. 81. -
or IS weekly. the to;a,s amounting
respectively to $3.50. $500. $50.
sl0o and $3.50. Another way IL
what is known as the progressive
class. In which the payment increas-
IS every week. One OF these classes
starts at cents. next week cents.
and SO on. The cent progressive
club natures at $3.50. Then there
is cent progressive club mstur-
ing at $s3.75.
Regular hank books are not need
ed In carrying the Christmas Club ac-
counts. the Colorado Savings and
Trust Company using n patented
card system. In which the record Of
payment ID made by punching the
cards. This. not only gives the deposit
tor receipt. but also shows exactly
how much has been paid In To cate
and does away with any possibility Of
error.
This attractive method Of savins
has proven most popular.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18
NAVAL HOSPITAL NOTES.

The new garage has peen complet-
ed and Is being occupied by the cars
In the Northwest District Rcserva.
tion.
Lieutenant stephen Wallace left
December iith for six months sick
leave which will BE- spent In Sal,
Lake City.
r. A. Surgeon Spencer Higgins.
has arrived from the Naval Hospital.
New York. and has reported for duty
II this hospital.
Surgeon X. Roller Richardson and
Mrs. Richardson and guests. were
visitors n Ia Junta Sunday after.
noon. making the trip by auto.
Chief Woman Max Baum and Hos
pitai Steward Jonas Rupert. took the
examination for Acting Pay CLERK
last week. The examination took six
days.
The leave of DR.. and MrS. A. u.
Robnest has been extended 20 Decem.
her -. 1915. The last address Of
the doctor was At the Astor hotel.
New York City.
The entertainment committee has
arranged for . months contract on
the famous Paramount pictures.
Some very good numberr are CON.
Inc. featuring the foremsss stars In
the movie world.
Mr. Cree. the representative Of the
Industrial Heating and S:ngineerins
Company. Of Milwaukee. Wis. has
arrived and h eaeasea IL makias
repairs and fhishiss the nsw boiler
insssllatson In the power hosss.
The athletic committee h building
. long addition to the baseball grand
stand. Next year we viii b able 10
show sp qulte credilsbly 10 tAis ~.
ssrd. A sraad stand ~ ss0e stse
vas . great seed % our grounds last
season aae mueh credit b 1ue The
committee for gestins - the jeh
sow - - 70 msks ssss - the IN.
psovsneae Tor assl seassa. No Il
nev b always . ossl sxlen 10 fel.
lew.
m ssbjset Of sssaaisins ~ vi.
ley tse tasshaIl nsat ssasea h aew
esone eeess1esel n ~ Ieeai ssams.
Deseslsss eAis valley wi11 ~ abls 70
nahe . gsaa1 s1ewias aenla aess
ssasea. What h sseulsp1 \ 49,.
esstIeo go . fssse11y soog1l. WleA
~ exoeetsoce - ~ sooooo boAlol
"a ~ esoslleeae1eo ~ oeee yses
soeuo1 - ~ eeouoo1saoons q ~
nnoosUb auo1eslov ~ ~ elouloo.
~ - novogy ooGlDoa Vo nevop
~ I'M oo1c1oq ~ ooue eocIS
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18

authority on the diamond IL recos-
mixed. that that chap cannot be the
nas with the greatest amount Of
beef. II an umpire's authority Is moi
recognized. whose should be and for
what Is he on the diamond for and
paid 20 much per game, Here's for
clean. sporty baseball next season.
PAymasier Webb v. Rose. u. s.
Navy. and Mrs Rose. arrived Decem-
bsr ,lith. from the east and left the
next day for Salt Lake City where
the Paymaster and Mrs. Rose intend
to make their future home. During
thsir short stay At the hospital they
were the guests OF Chief Pay CLERK
Orio 8. Goff. and Mrs. Coff. The
Paymaster was the manager Of our
baseball team this season and the r.
nanciai secretary. and his short pres
ence among us brought back memor-
lea OF the fierce battle found ON the
baseball diamonds OF the Valley las.
year.
Sunday afternoon the familiar
bang Of shotEuns on the reservation
broke the news TO the local residents
that the famous r. b. Trap and Gun
Club still lived. After . recess OF
several weeks. the few old stand byes
dragged out their shooting irons and
got busy and the way we broke those
clay birds was something to grieve
over. Dr. Higgins II the latest re-
cruit n the great American sport.
and we believe is bound to become
the expert Of the club. ON his sec
ond time up he broke eleven in fine
form. which looks well for any
shooter. We withhold the other
scores on account OF uodesty. but
Will admit that they were all fine
scores. no one running straight. how
ever.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18
Notice os Applirattos to Lease
6tstc Lands.

I.
Office Of the State Boarc OF Land
Commissioners. Denver, colo.,
December !. 1915.
Notice Is hereby given that John
dress IL Il Junta, Colo, has made
application No. A 500. TO lease the
following described Indemnity School
lands. situate in Otero county. Colo
RADIO. to-wit:
South half Of northwest quarter.
section IS. township 72 south. range
81 veaf.
Notice is further given that all
persons desiring 70 file an application
to lease this tract Of land must file
the same In this office prior TO Janu-
ary !. 1915. as no other application
70 lease the above described lands
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18
xe.se- al An..., Au--.,.s.

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders Of The Colorado Savings and
Trust Company Of la :unta. Colo.
will be held at It's banking house on
Tuesday, the iith day OF January A.
D.. 1915. ~ 10 O'Clock =. m. to hear
reports. 70 elect dircctors. and 70
transact any other business that may
properly come before the meeting.
J. L. Oll.l.lLAND.
Cashier.
Ia Junta. Colo. December I. 1915.
first publication. Decembes II. 1915
Last pubilcatioa. January .. 1915.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18
t1.-r.~ Mus. Nave . Newspaper.

w. G. Hawkins. a gentleman who
has been engaged in the newspaper
business in New Mexico. California
and other western states. is about
to establish another newspaper at
Cheraw. The business men and peo-
pie OF the surrounding country feel
that . newspaper is n necessity and
have extended him every financial
announcement Plenty OF financial
enc0uragement Is all that is needed
TO establish a newspaper anywhere.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18
xotlee of ssockholder Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF The La Junta Ice and storage
Company will be held At the office OF
the company In La Junta. ON Tues
day. January IL. 1915, At CLOCK
D. M. for the purpose Of eiectine
board Of directors and the transac-
tion OF any other business that may
come before the meeting.
r. GARvIN.
Secretary.
La JuntA. Colo. December s, 1915.
First publication, December IL. lsl5
Last publication. January :, 1915.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18
xsssss Il A.s.., ,se.ss.e.

The annual meeting Of the IL Jun.
q iiosDoeal Association viii b. held
In the office Of Dr. J. r. Kearns,
McNccn block. On Monday. Jaauasy
!. 1915. ~ S:se o'clock. for the Dur-
pose Of s1ecttng officess for the en-
suing year and the transaction Of
such Other buslneas - nay properly
come befoge the association.
FRANK p1NNEY. President.
J. y. KEARN0. 0ecrstary.
First publlcatloa. Dsceober 4. 1915.
Las, publication. January !. 1919.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18
Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting OF the share
holders Of the First National Bank.
Of Ia Junta. Colo. Will be held II
the bank. Wednesday. January ~.
1915. at 3 o'clock p. m. for the pur-
pose Of electins . board OF directors
for the ensuing year and the trans
acting Of any other business that
may BE- lawful.
II. W. PATTERSON,
President.
First publication. December 4. 1915.
Last publication. January I. 1915.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18

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La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18
The Arlington Monument

q l,moo, MAfbls iron The GGar,e and 'hop'
a The veru,on, NArb, Company Moe than
sjoSafioads -,i BE- ,,sar,d to complete Il, The
Vernon, esare, b<s,n podseins r.oosn<na
IN l7U-t.eleu that AZ, standing today. sui
perfectly sound tn, nor< n already -eli
kno.n IN ws,hsny,on Tx Red C'ou B.l!dinx
--dedaa,ed to the .er~n Il the Crul War
Is nor coming from tsex ume a1arrs, From
them have som< slso ,hs Senate os'<, Baldins
The Men Hall (So!den HOsns) the D AZ
B.ala.nS. and many o,ha q the -h',s marsIe
landmark -h,eh end beauty A'.e d.sn,y TO 10
n4uoas Csp,ol
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18
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La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18

will be considered after said date.
JOHN +. VIVIAN.
Register State Board Land Commis-
sioners.
first publication. December =. 1915.
Last publication December 20. 1915.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-18

Tts vast Arlington Amph,he.,ie. al oe,snsd
b, Csrsfs q Hs,i,ns,. ~sll eos,f sbou, oo0lO
selsfs lee; q ,pa<e. Th< rll.p,ca solennade -ill
sen,a,n more than 100 ma,A,s solGnns Within
,hs o,sl there iii be sesn ia 600 psrsons
Bsnsath ,hs eolorrads. stretching ou' IN sther
eirSnon from the speaker, iaurn- snes d
eppu -,ll Be constructed .hosn may be
tsred the noted m<n d ,s arm, and navy
Ti< ,p>e,oas structure ., the entrance ~ill be
sssd ia mo<iusy ehspri and nahtir, msseum.
IL ~slls nj be l.nss nth pre,en r,ls<s cleared
iron many bsti< h<ids.
Ths Uss, rational monument bsms bY.!i
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-30
JAPANESE WOMAN MAILS
LETTER N FIRE ALARM

Mrs. w Ohita was. frightened 60
badly yesterday morning that she
hardly could speak. She trembled
still more when she learned that per.
sons who send in false alarms Of are
ger arrested. -" g. a55~..,.5 - .
: She broke the glass front Of a FIRE
alarm box, pulled the alarm ring, for
the pOtman to come, and placed her
letter to the folk in japan inside. 2
She thought IL was mail boz. But
Mrs. Ohita is Japanese and not wen
aequainted with America, and it's eus'
toms. - - y - .r. + y = ~
1t happened at College and Domfnts
streets at ten.thirty o clock. Fire en-
gines answered the call in fast TIME.
There was amazemsnt when the letter
addressed in Japanese, was found In
the box by Chief Thurston. AZ VI. !.
. Investigation showed that Mrs
Ohita has been the innocent offender
I Mrs, J. M, Douglas, 1885 College
street, Is Mrs. Ohita 5 employer, and
she explained to the policemen and
Grcmen that IL was only d mistake.
| Policemen M. II. Sanders adjured
TIE trembling woman to be-more care
full "hs VT. = ,'fr'i| p.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-30
ROCKEFELLER Of ORIENT
WITH CHINESE VISITORS
He Is Little Man ouick-Witted
and Unusually Keen
tFrom wednesday sd : Advertiser)

st Is -" -, -, -, =.
The Rockefeller OF the Orient ieft
Honolulu yesterday Tor san Francisco.
lie ls httie man. not more than nve
foet tali, erect, clean shaven, as quck
wltted and sharp as steer trap. blm,
lax chang Is his name, and ne was
one OF the eighteen distinguished 1m-
nese VINO stopped over whhe' the Man
chnrla nay In port .,-.1...
The column OF ciphers representing
thousands, tens OF thousands, hundreds
OF thousands and millions In that lit
tie group was Dizzy 70 survey. .e,
Are there anything but million
aires IN this deiegatlonI JoeuiaIiy
asked newspaper man Or one or the
party ".'C ~ a. s
HIS lnterlocntor gave the matter
thought, looking his fellows over Ju'
dicialy, the while. -. 5.n.,,... 49,. =.
7 ~ don't think So" he answered
soberly. ..,.g ~. 80
But first among ms peers Is LIN Pak
Chang, banker, merchant and president
Of the Marine and Fire Insurance. Com
pany OF China, Ltd, Canton ~ W
Said Raymond 2. Brown, secretary
Of the chamber of commerce, ycster'
day.: T. =. 8. rs 800
b. 1t so happened that when our re
coptiOn committees met the delegation
[ found myself, after all the others had
ridden OF in their ears, left alone with
little man who was almost lost IN
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-30
MASON Schedule
Expected TO Stay
On Present Basis
Leaving HiIo Saturday Evenings
Suits Passengers Best, Man
/. ~ aver ]. H. Drew Says

1--WE have found that holding the
Matson steamers Matsonia and Will
helmina at Hilo only until Saturday
evening suits our passengers best, y
said J. II. Drew, manager Of the ship.
ping department of Castle & Cooke,
Matson line agents, in discussing the
request of Leon II. Cooke of Hilo to
the promotion committee, that an effort
be made TO hold the steamers at Hilo
until Sunday evening. r..'.-.
HtWe are glad to do anything that
our passengers wish, - Mr.. Drew con
tinued, 'tbut many come here expect
ing to remain only a week or so. and
they wish to see ais much of the Islands
as possible. After seeing the volcano
they will wish to return to visit the
Pail, Waikiki and other places. We
feel that maintaining the present
schedule suits the majority of ouI
patrons best
Mr.. Cooke pointed out to Acting
Secretary Taylor of the promotion com
mittee that the vessels sailed Saturday
evening, arriving here Sunday morn
ing, while they might as well remain
at Hilo until Sunday evening, as littl'
work il done Sunday here, .
\ 1t is not believed that the schedule
will be changed.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-30
PINEAPPLE PACK IN 1915
WILL BE $500, 900 CASES

Back yesterday with his bride from
the annual convention of the National
Gamers association, w. p. Thomas of
the Thomas Pineapple company esti,
mates that the pack this year will be
$500, 900 cases. ~
"Duo to'a comprehensive advertising
campaign and a reduction in price,
said Mr.. Thomas, "our sales last year
showed an increase Of nearly a million
eases approximately fifty per cent.
This year California canned fruits
are lower in price than ever before, due
to the upset wrought by the war, anu
with that much of our trade advantage
lost, the outlook this year is for much
smaller gain"
Mrs. Thomas was Miss Theodore
Jayne Of Long Reach, California, who
vas known here before her marriage
The ceremony took place a few weeks
ngp in California.
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governor SENDS
BACK TWO VETOES
-auinns Seat Cannot Be Filled
and chiropractofs' Status
(. Remains Unchanged
tFrom wednesday , Adyerliserl

Z Governor Pinkham transmitted TO the
Legislature yesterday hisSyeto on two
bills which IL had passed. One is the
chiropraetic bill and the other "a act
providing that the electorate shall by
special election fll any vacancy occur
ring in the board Of supervisors during
the first half Of the two year period,
and that the Governor shall by APP
pomtlncnt on any vacancy occurring In
the second half Of such period.
This means that the vacancy which
will occur on the death Of Supervisor
Quinn, who is not expected TO 1--we, viii
remain untitled On this score the Gov
0rn6r wrote: stI feel sure that there
can be no political disappointments Of
any moment Outing the next two
years. NH Ii, .llt I'D
Special elections, he pointed out, cost
as much as regular elections and this
cost, IN tho ease Of Honolulu, approx
mates $1,000, in view Of which facts he
thought the legislature might we'll have
saved money BY giving the Governor
'appointiye power to FIJI vacancies at
al time in the two-year period.
As to the chiropractic bill, he found
that il conflicts With laws now on the
books which already provide ample
revenue for special practise. Az s"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-30
BRITISH SOCIALISTS
7. FAVOR VAR 70 FINISH
ASSOCIATED Press BY Federal wireles&l

is (Associated Press BY Federal WirelesG)
LONDON, April 2S.--H. M, Hynd.
man, the veteran socialist Of
Great Britain, has sent a letter to M.
Cleheneeau, the French socialist leader
aud editor Of PHonime Enchaine, in
which he says that he believes II all
the British socialists, including the
Fabians, were to put the question to a
vote, a large majority would declare
for war to the finish. ~ -.%+{G
8? Keir Hardie, Ramsey Macdonaid and
W. C. Anderson, all members Of parlia-
Tnent, and Bruce Glasief have produced
the impression abroad, says Hyndnnan,
that British socialists oppose the war
almost to the extent Of being pro Ger
man. But he denied that. these men
whom he calls the " Scottish peace-at.
any.priee gang" have any influence
ohtside Of the Independents labor
Party, and even in that, ne eiaims,
heir influence is small. Hehexplains:
There is not shadow isof doubt
that the. overwhelming d. majority of
workers in this island are on the side
Of the war. Hundreds Of thousands
of the two million soldiers now with
the colors are not unskiiled. and i'll
paid workers, but from the ranks Of
trade u1ionists There are enlisted no
fewer than 200, 900 miners, whose wages
at the time of their enlistment were
right shiliings day. y Il. ), ,
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WIRELESS STATION j,
WILL RECEIVE TEST

ckssoeisted PRESS ~ Federal wirslsss,,
PANAMA, April 20. ~ The pow
erfrl navy wireless station at Da
rien, in the Canal-zoDe, win be tested
out this month. For some time the Da-
rien station has been receiving mes
sages but has not been able to coIh'
municate with any Of those in the
United States. It is said that for the
last two weeks the operators have
heard the war bulletins that are night
~ sent from Germany to the wireless
station AZ Sayyille, Long Island. Z
just as soon AZ all the machinery has
been installed here the tests win begin.
nc il planned to make trials to talk
not, only with the station at Arlington
and other United States stations but il
possible to communicate with the
huge pIant at Paris direct tx .I :,
When completed this station win
form one Of the many that the navy
,tepartment Is constructing in different
insular possessions. They viii be 10.
Gated in Guam, Honolulu, Alaska, Porto
Rico and Mania, and will. form links OF
the great proposed navy wireless cir
". q IL. 2. .-. i. "a ,s.E
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SPY sCAREs FREQUENT !
At CANAL since WAR
Associated Pres. BY FEDERAL wirsleas.l

(Associated Press by Federal WireleSs.) q
PANAMA, Apiil 2s. - Since the
beginning of the European war
there have been number of spy scares
at the Canal zone which have caused
the canal -authorities considerable an
noyanee. Only recently a report was
circulated that an aeroplane had been
seen flying over the locks and FORTH.
cations Of Pedro Miguel and Mira
flores. .@ ~, -, .a.., p
All Of these reports are instantly in
vestigated, both by the military and
Canal zone ?oliee authorities, and thus
far have proven without foundation.
The arcoplane" over the locks
was found to havo been fre-balloou
which furnished the moving Light and
a small motor boat in the canal which
aided the illusion of an aeFoplane en-
CINE in flight. -. ftfs ~, q 81
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-30
BLAME FIXED FOR LOSS .I&.
OF EMPRESS OF IRELAND

I tAssoeiated Press by Federal wirelesaD "
MONTREAL, Quebec, April a. -
The captain Of the Norwegian Collier
storstad was held responsible today
for the collision in which the Empress
of Ireland was sunk. The crew of the
liner was held blameless.
The Storstad, Norwegian collier,
struck the Empress steamer last May
in the st. Lawrence river, causing a
loss of about one thousand lives.
Inquiry shortly after the disaster
laid the blame on the Storstad, it being
held that the first Officer caused the
helm to be put a-pOrt, thus bringing
about the, collision, :. .,;.9a,,,- ...
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REPORTs FROM DARDANELLEs VARY
ERENCH Cram SUCCESSES


(Associated Press by Federal Wireless,
DARIs, April 2s.--The first clash
i between the French land
forces, Operating With the allied
fsst for me capture Of the DardA-
nslles. and che defending Turks has
resulted in defeat Of the Mosleus.
The Turks lost heavily and fed,
leaving ave hundred prisoners In
the hands Of the French.
the French detachments were
landed on the Asiatic side Of the
; DardnnelleS their landing being
covered BY the fire Of the heet,
Tho Kun Kaleh fortress At the en-
trance 70 the strait, has been occu-
pied. ~ .,I saaA-u N
Tns disembarking Of the rost OF
the Frsnci force is proceeding sue
rSssfuiiy.
At the entrance to the Bosphorus.
Petrograd sends word that the
Russian Black Sea feet opened 9
boihbafdmsnt to which the Turkish
Asst replied feebly
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BACK Of ToRRtt WAVE ~ y
/ IS SAID TO BE; BROKEN
Mercury In Now York CITY Reaches
81 Degrees In. Shade >

(ASSnriatcd Press By FcdetaI Wireless)
NEW YORK, April ,2s.-Street
thermometers here registered ninety.
seven degrees yesterday afternoon, and
a high humidity, added to the unsea.
sonablc heat, caused much suffering,
especially on the crowded east side.
In Washington the temperature was
ninety FIVE and in Richmond ninety-six
Elsewhere it cooled off a little, and the
weather bureau predicts that, the back
of the unprecedented heat wave that
has swept all states east of the Missis
sippi is broken. U.S. ,s.-'s ,a,.