La Junta tribune., 1915-06-12

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Exhibitions games could be played
on occasional Sunday afternoons for
the benefit OF those whose only day
OF leisure is on Sunday--and thoss
who will always 70 TO ball game
whenever an opportunity II afforded
Sunday or any other day. This
plan would also be Of financial bene-
III to the league. and this IL . consad-
Grafton that will be Of more or laas
vital importance TO them before Tie
season is over.
s. r. Carnahan, OF Palisade. Colo.
who. has been engaged in the fruit
industry in that section for several
years. arrived in La Junta last Non.
day and will probably become . per-
manent resident Of this city IN ths
near future. He has . son workins
In the local Santa Re shops. He
doubts very much whether the fruit
industry on the western slope win
ever be made q financial success N.
I'll the growers are assured Of . more
stable market. Al the present tine
they receive no adequate return Tor
the money Invested or the labor a.
pended in raising and marketing he
crops.
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r. Phillips. president Of the school
board, when informed rs 10 the dam
age done TO the school house. six
miles east OF town. by the hailstorm
Of last week. gave his informant .
rather dubious look. similar 70 that
which is said to Characteristic Of
Missourians. Mr.. Phillips. however.
finally decided to send 4 man out TO
investigate the extent OF the damage
done. and make an estimate ON what
It would cost to repair the building.
Later he was informed that II would
cost 330o to repair the damage done
to the school house. and he 10 nov
thoroughly convinced that there was
a real hailstorm In the Garden Of
Eden.
In a recent speech Governor Carl.
son babe defiance to the law-break.
Ing element In Denver. which II plan.
ming TO override constitutional BRO
hibition In this state In 1915. Il vas
a speech full OF courage and patriot.
tc sentiment. and will meet with the
approval Of lsw-abidinE citizens. NO
matter what their views may be on
the liquor question. III those peo-
pie want 4 fight" declared the gov.
ernor. referring to the iawless ele-
ment which Is trying to annul the
prohibition laws 20 far n Denver u
concerned. ''and II Il comes to Q
fight against anarchy and Law violev
tion. they will find that there are
those In this state Who are ready to
enjoy the fight and see to Il that the
Of this state IL support
ed" Bully for the governor.
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Many people are engaged IN q
fruitless endesvor to locate the cause
Of the unusual weather conditions In
Colorado during the present year.
One old-timer. who has lived In the
Arkansas Valley for forty.two years.
says he has never seen . sprins 80
vet as this one. and the wettest
spring In forty.two years IL some rec.
ord. Some Of the dry farmers think
the abundance Of rain 10 due TO the
var In Europe. and some Of them
say they don't care ho~ long the var
10 Europe lasts. Some Of the old sol.
d'ers say that during the Civil var
there was more rain durtng the sum.
mers than Ia previous years. sad they
are 'nciined To think the many bat.
ties caused an unsettled coalition Of
the air which resulted In raia. Dur.
Ing . r~cent four.houf bombardmens
the Germans discharged over TOO. 200
pFojecssies. and this ought. TO b.
enough 10 cause an unsettled condi.
ton In the air that would flood the
whole earth. Another deluse may
b upon us before the var 10 Europe
10 brought 10 sn end.
J. ~. Waterbury. the champion
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playias aa ensasensas q The Palace
Of Sweets. and viii ssy 70 bspak his
Fscosd Of stxty.fivs hours consecutive
psaso Diayias without cessation ss.
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shaved oacs 10 awhile. NJ. water.
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