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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-04
Prof. Eucken, German Philosopher, a Defender of
 the Little Peoples''

Prof. Rudolph Eucken, the cele- brated professor of philosophy k at Jena, GermanX3 was born -stxty-nine years ago, come tomorrow AL though he joined his distinguished colleague, Prof Ernst Haeckel, in an address to neutral countries defend ing sGernaany'g action in BelSIurn as defender and adnlirer of the little peop1es,'' and has often as- serted that the small >s nations are usually superior to the large cos1n- general welfare and producing men of genius. He has often pleaded for better treatment of the Films ard the Poles and has expressed deep sympathy for the aspirations of Den mark, Norway, Belgium, Holland and Sweden. Prof. Eucken often decLar- ed in his lectures that size does not necessarily involve greatness. and has compared Palestine and Greece ito the ancient Persian and Assyrian empires, much to the disadvantage of the latter While Prof Haeckel breaches a philosophy Of .smonisnn, ,'a which is virtually materiaHsnn and which, while ethical, is goddess, Prof. EucFen's g. philosophy of life is quite different It has been called stI1e new idealism," and, as the Teutonic scholar said in one of his American
 
 and religious, but religious m the broader sense.'' He added: s"The new fdealism has for it's function the strengthening of the inner life Of men. It is mot a flight from the world, but a struggle with the world and a victory over the outer world Tn America the great danger is that life becomes too one-sided, leans too much. toward realism. The new idealism appreciates the great mera-s of modern science and technical achievement and industry and trade. the whole practical evolution Of mankind, but at the same time 1t seeks a deeper center of life. be- Heve that in America there is a great longing for a. new idealisYn, and, a good soil for 1t to flourish in. * Not only in Boston, but even in Buffalo and. in the other cities where I have 1ectured I have found a great long ing for the 1nner values of the hu- man.. find Americans are not all Of them centered purely on money making: there are many who stand for the higher things, who want not only money but inner happiness..s Prof. Eucken twas the Nobel prize winner for literature in 190S
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-04
ART LEAGUE CALENDAR

Monday-Jan. 4N3:45 D. m-Dr Arthur S. Phelps, Worlds Most Famous, Statuary,' illustrated, at the StratfieId.
 Tuesday-Jan. 5-1o a. m.-Lace and embroidery; 10 a. m.4CIay mod cling; lao D. m.-Advanced eera- mics; 4 D. m.-Current history.
 Wednesday-Jan. 6--10 a. m Nature class; I:SO D. m, Oils and Waterco1ors
 Thursday-Jan. 7-1o a, rn.A-Ad- vanced design; 1:SO D. m.-Tooled leather; D. n.-biterature
 Friday,-Jan. 8-1O a. m.-Begin- ners' design; 1:SO D. n.-Beginners' ceramics; 4 p, m.-French
 Saturday=Jan. 9-O a. m Drawing
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-04
CAN'T ACT
 AGAINST JAP LABOR

Washington Jan 4.-secretary Gar r5son, it was announced today. has declined to interfere with. the en- ployment of Japanese labor on con- tract work Of the war department at Schof1eEd Barracks, Hawaii, on the ground that he is without authority to do so in the absence of law on the subject
 The secretary's decision was in re- sponse to a request from the San Fnacsico labor council that citizen laS bor be given preference on contracts made by the war department, the complaints being based on employ rnenH of Japanese labor by a srao-con- tractor in the laying of a ditch at the barracks.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-04
HILL AGAIN HEAD
 OF POLICE BOARD.

Ala brief session of the Police Board Saturday afternoon President George S.. Hill was ur1anirnouslv sTe elected, Commissioner w. H. Brown presenting his name. No other name was mentioned. Mayor Wilson nre sided No mention was made of i'm pending appointments, promotions or reslgnations- Commissioner Lou P. Bristol was unable to be present.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-04

Gore, Ga, P. A. Morgan had occasion recently to use a liver medicine and says of Foley Cathratic Tablets: "They thoroughly c1eansed my system and [ felt IiIne a new man--light and free They are the best medicine [ have ever taken for constipation. They keep the stomach sweet, liver active. bowels regular HfndIe's Drug Stores
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-04
OVER s2O,0O0 IN
 CASH TO CREDIT OF
 HOSPITAL CAMPAIGN

Of more than sSo,oeo promised St. Vincent's hospital in ehesrecent cam ipaign for funds. over $21, 900 already has been paid and it is expected that many persons will pay their pledges during this month. A meeting of the executive committee is to be held this week when a committee to supervise the collection of pledges will be ap- pointed and the executive committee dissolved.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-04
INSANE, FARMLAND KILLS TWO; THEN
 COMMITS SUICIDE

st Johnsbury. Vt, Jan. 4.-J. 1eouglas London, a faT4nfaand, en- p1eyed by Charles Wheaton, shot and AE1lled Will Lane. a fellow empIoye and Mrs. YFheaton and then cor, mil ted suicide today. It is believed that Isondon yvas insane
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-04
ED. AND WILD SMITH LYNoHED.

Montgorpery, Ala, Jan. 1.-Two ne groes. Ed and Will Smith, were taken. from the Wetumpka jail early to-day and lynched by mob. They had been accused of implication in the murder of R. A. StillweH, an Fillmore county farmer.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-04

The American steamship George R. lEIa.W1ey, held at Falmouth by the Brit ish Admiralty since November 30, was released and permitted to proceed to Copenhagen.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-04

:. The Missouri Supreme Court refus- ed to cosider it's deczsfo in the St. Louis mill tax suit, which decreed thai
 the United Railways Co, operating
 the St. Louis street railway lines, must
 pay $2.5oo< 900 to the city.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-04
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Miss Marjorie B. Borton, assisted by her sister Grace, was hostess to one of the nnerriest of New Years and Week end house parties at her home on Anson street. Her guests inc1ud- ed the Misses Minnie and Ethel Smith of Brooklyn. also Miss Emily Meeker of Pratt's Institute, Brooklyn
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-04

The members of: the Wellesley club. are planning a, unique entertainment for Saturday afternoon and evening to raise funds toward the $500 pIedg- ed for the Wellesley building fund A.
 novfng-picture show of Wellesley float and tree day. and the story of Les Miserafbles, Victor Hugo's masterpiece will be shown in the Assembly hall of the High school at 2:15- and again at 7:30, each performance lasting an hour and three quarters.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-04

IT. Union Made Custom suits R TRY IYFORD BROTHERS BUY Y East Side and West End Y
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-04
JAPAN APPOIN.TS
 ENVOY TO FAIR

Eoklo, Jan. 4.-The Japanese cabinet has designated AdnaiRl Barron Shigeto Dewa. as a aspGc&n1 envoy to the Pan ama-Paeihe Exposition.
 Rear Admiral Dewa is one of Ja- pan's distinguished naval officers. In Che Russian-Japanese war he was with Admiral Togo all through the Port Arthur blockade and latter com rna1ded a squadron dufdng the naval battle with the Russians in the Sea. Of Japan. Early Last year he was aHo- pointed as head of the naval comnais- sion which inquired into the Japanese naval scandal in which bribery was charged in connection with the allot- ments of construction contracts.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-04

A $500, 900 fire destroyed the large train shed and station of the Phil adeiphia &. Reading Railway Co. a. lumber yard and several buildings in Phila de1phia.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-04

COrsage Bouquets For Dances
 JOHN RICK & SON
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-04

Dr. Fritz B. Talbot of Boston an nounced that he has discovered a method to cure children of asthma yh1r them with white of eses
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-04
The engagement of. Miss Helen Fl.or-

The engagement Of Miss Helen For syth to Henry Edgar Riker, Jr, both of Fairfield, has been announced by Miss F'orsyth's parents, MT. and Mrs Thomas Forsyth Both young people are popular in their home town as well as in this city where Miss For syth was graduated from Courtland School in 1913 and her hance attend ed the University school.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-04

The members of the, Ladies' He brew Charitable Society will meet al 3 o'clock Friday afternoon in the yes try room of the Park Avenue Temple This is the meeting postponed from New Y ears Day.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-04

The members of the Bridgeport Art League were treated to a particularly splendid illustrated lecture on t'The Worlds Most Famous Statuary'' by pr. Arthur s. Phelps in the Stratfield ball room at 3 AS this afternoon.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-04

The Anti-Sa1oon League of New York State will attempt to get the Leg1siature to pass. a bill requiring that all advertisements of slcoboIic beverages be labelled poison.
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-02
HOLRRook CENTER
Beautiful Christmas weather.

Beautiful Christmas weather.
School will begin next Monday.
Bennie zendner made trip to
La Junta Saturday and brought
home new plano.
Miss Yates returned to Denver
last week 70 spend the school vaca-
tion.
VIII Moore and Glen Trostle are
on the sick list this week with the
grippe.
Mrs. D. r. Rich. OF Twin Falls.
Idaho. is the guest OF Mrs. Russell
Stanton this week.
Clyde and bert Lance made a trip
to Colorado Springs Monday. re-
turning Wednesday.
Willie Darlington. who is attend
ing the Agricultural College. is at
home during the holidays.
Bert Hutchcroft traded his Che
raw store to Mr.. Ragsdale. OF Canon
City, for fruit farm near that place.
The principal sport during the
holidays In Holbrook 10 the delight
ful skating on the canal and lake.
A petition is being circulated
among the farmers In regard to rails
ing the price OF beets for another
year.
Miss Bessie Zendner. the winner
In the Gilliland plano contest. enter
tanned number OF her young friends
Sunday afternoon.
The Holbrook Woman's Christian
Temperance Society will meet Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. A. j. Grom.
A cordial Invitation is extended to
all to attend. A program will be
given with Mrs. Gregory as leader.
| Will Roth who has been farming
In Nebraska during the past two
years. arrived few days ago for a
short stay among his friends. made
the statement that he would not give
forty acres OF Holbrook land for
eighty In Nebraska, and thinks he
viii some day return to Colorado.
This country generally looks pretty
good TO people who come back and
know that the system OF irrigation
Is the scientific way Of farming.
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-02
THE cs.lllBl
WANTS 10 KNOW

Why people that drive Ford Al
ways "motAh" while people who
drive six cylinder Chalmers and
other similar cars. simply ride!
Why the city council don't pass
an ordinance compelling house
holders TO remove all snow from
their sidewaiks within four hours
after . snow has ceased falling. II
would be appreciated by the majori.
~ Of the citizens who do their duty
in this regard. even II 1t wasn't BY
those afflicted with the hookworm,
How long the citizens Of La Jun
u would tolerate = corporation own
ed watefworks that compelled IL
consumers who live In Mountain
View addition to refrain from using
their hath tubs and other water-fed
necessities located on . second flooI
during irrigation hours in the sum
mer. II you don't think such con
dition exists. ask any OF our well
known people who live In two story
houses on upper Belleview or Car
son.
What's the matter with the motol
sprinkler idea! II there Is some
thing that La Junta really needs
II most certainly is an adeQuate
sprinkling service. From the de
scription Of the machine recent,
purchased by the city Of Pueblo. u
would seem. that one OF these va
tering-pots could thoroly sprinkle
every street In La Junta (b0th sidesl
every day and II you don't thinl
this would be a God-send ask an.
housewife.
In perusinG the plans Of the con
templated municipal light plant
published in the Tribune some time
ago. We noticed some eighty orna
mental posts with five globes each
which are to decorate our heretofore
dark and gloomyt?) city. That
all very nice. but as We fail to notic'
any mention Of the money for thei
maintenance. We were Just wonder
ing. In case we were visited with on
OF those nice little hail storms tina
come every 80 often. where the sew
eral hundred dollars TO replace tn
broken globes would come from
Maybe from the garbage or tn
charity fund. Its cinch II woul'
come from somewhere. wouldn't Il
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-02
A.,ver..~i.s si.e Is-.. x-~..

One Of the foundation principles OF
successful newspaper work II that
the closer anything comes home q
the personal affairs Of the readcs
the more Interest II cxcites. An
item sbout the business interests Of
. neighbor IL likely 70 BE- read with
more attention than . report Of
some fateful disaster many miles
away. affecting communiticp aud
people Of which no one knows any
thing.
ThiA gives one an Idea why II Ii
that Advertisements ere always read
With such attentive interest. They
relate directly 70 the personal af-
fairs Of the public.
People are deeply concerned now
adsys about the cost Of living. They
lie awake nights worrying about Il.
The club formed to discuss the poet
~ Of Tennyson may spend much of
its time talking over the cost II
beef or the wages paid servants.
30 anything relating directly "a
living cost appeals ~ keeniy az
anything there II In the newspaper.
The account Of the hattie over In
Belgium 10 thrilling. but Il Is many
miles away aud without Immediate
effect on the reader.
hut when one learns from somc
wide-swake merchants sdvcrtising {
that he has acquired . lot Of po'a.
toes or oranges or flour or over.
costs II special bargain snd Ia pro.
pared 10 close them out at . loo
price. the thing hits ~ who're 90 iiv..
Everyone that wants 10 redu.s
his cost Of living. aud that inciud-a
nearly the whole cemmunity. 10 sf.
fected BY such an advertisement. u
II read more eagerly By the house.
wives than the news Of the distant
hattie. Ths mes also ars intsrest-
"a ana ask their wives Why th.y
don't 20 there ssd bay.
Advsstislag u oftea he hesl new
II tAs papss. Merchants who NE n
may ~ surs that svssy lins thsy cay
10 reed.
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-02
xcsic~ II Annual Needing.

The annual meeting OF the La Jun.
q Hospital Association will be held
at the City Hospital. La Junts. on
Monday. January II. 1915. at s:3o
o'clock. for the purpose Of elcctine
osficeru for the ensuing year and the
transaction of such other business ~
nay properly come before the ssso.
ciation.
u. r. HALL. President.
A. L. STuBBs. Secretary.
plrxa publication. DecempeS -. 1914
Last publicstion. January =. 1918.
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-02
N..,.. 81 A...., x..s,.s.

Neticc 4, hereby siv.n that the an.
nuai meeting OF th. stoe shoiders of
Tile Colorado savings and Trust Com.
company at ~ JuntA. colo. Tuesday.
January IL. 1915. n, 1893. a. M. for
the purpose Of sisstins directors Of
anid company for ia. ensuing year.
and III. Transaction Of such other
busin.ss No may regularly come be-
fore the meeting
PRANK sTASsftEt.p.
Acting Cashier.
rlrst Insertion. t..smbsr 20. 1914,
Last Insertion, January :. 1915.
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-02
xssss~ II rlss, sesssss.ess.
II the matter of the estate Of Earl
q. Woolf. deceAaed.

II ehe matter of the estate Of Earl
q. Wcoif. deceased.
Notice b hereby eiven. that on
Monday. the 18th day Of January. n.
D.. 1915. being one Of the regular
1ayS Of The Decenbef 1914 term Of
~ county coust q 0tero county. N
~ state Of Colombo. I. Geo. Il.
Woeli. sAalsssssalse of' sald estate.
wll1 aopeas beeose the jules q sol1
|oeusl. 1ssssst ~ flsal sstsismeat ~
ouoA a1Dloloesaeoe. nay eee aDoeo'
NJ q the eaDe. an1 vl1l seee e0oly
= - discharged = sseh al0Inlsesa-
~. ~ VITA elne as1 Doaee any
OGG1oo d loeeesse ~ e6Deas an1
61o1o1a ee9essieas y ~ saas u
bsSs6 q L ysssa. csIsssls. D.
|oomooe -, 1914.
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La Junta tribune., 1915-01-02

Why people that drive . Ford Al
ways "motAh. while people who
drive six cylinder Chalmers and
other similar cars. simply ride!
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-02
N~w Rss,ks ~ the City lAt,rasy.
GENERAL LITERATURE.

GENERAL LITERATURE.
Ames. J. B.-l.ecturcs on Legal
History.
Clements. r. Y. and Z. 8. Glen.
Rocky Mountain Fiowers.
Mcl.aushlin. A. G. and A. D. Hart.
ed.-cyclopedIa Of American Govern
mcns. Three volumes.
JUVENILE.
Davies. ~. T.-Phyliis.
Perkins. L. THE Eskimo Twins
Remici. q. M.-Jane stuart's
chum.
0simm. J. l.. k.-Houschold ssor-
L. Motto Fouque Simtram aud
isis Companions and Undine.
1Ang. Mp.--Books Of Princes and
Prtneesses.
oicott. y. j.. conp.--stosy Teiilng
Poems.
Saith. 4. O. Royd.--usa sad Red
Cross Knisht.
Thers ere also . nuabss of new
fairy books 70 replace worn oct COP.
49,
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-02
l.sasar La.1 offIss rssns Awsss.a

Advises have beea rsceived from
Washinglea that 4. l.. Beavsfs q
Lamar. anl G. J. Mc0rath. Of kie-
~ eoun(y. have besa rsconnends1
It. aSoolnt0oot . register asl, r.
eoovee q ~ Unlee1 oealss Ianl a.
~ q kamas. - sueeee1 3. y.
Vhloates ~ !. ~. Deae, whe Con.
6oe1e1 foos .yeass - sesvice - ~
flsse - 1oovembee. ~. Desvseu
~ ~ 3 eoGl1ens - ppovsss eoua.
Y ~ 0anv yoosD - ~ besa {
Vheoo oog1o q ~ oog)y leslas ~
~ Ns. uooeolA ~ ~ seually
oq11(o = ~ en- eeoe1v. 81
~ 81 10n0lnone g soouovee' W
NJ - r 8 111n6o61neneas 4
8 :; I /. : 8 $ |;
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-02
NaeoeI NeeeoeG,

The annual meeting Of the share.
s'd;ss ;ss,s e Tss oio ,ss ~ Sos s. ssa s az ,Ss e.
bank. "wednesday. January Is. 1915. al
g lc,clock z m, for the purpose Of
:,ss:,.mw nosrS ard q p,,ss,e,. Tor e.;
Il y, iATTEitsoN, Pr.sidsn.
flrst publication. December p 1914
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-02
.asrA AA.la.,.. w.....s.

The annual meeting Of the stock
holdcrs OF the .;rant Ditch Company
S:n,s, on %s'1 sasurisS ~ % evenin.. % SE" janS.rS =,
80. 1915. ut s:30 o'clock. for the pur.
pose Of elcctine officers for the ensu.
Ing year. and transacting such other
the meeting.
j. II. STRONG. President.
y. J. WlNsTANLEY. secretary.
Last publication. January 3. 1919.
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-02
Christmas at the sanisariun,.

Christmas developed into q most
enjoyable day at the Sanitarium.
The Presbyterian Christian Endeav-
or Society and large number OF
visitors contributed not a little to its
success. On Christmas eve. Santa
Claus put In AN appearance. He was
accompanied by a walking Christmas
tree. from which he distributed his
gifts. No one was forgotten. and
It's pleasure to record that all the
patients were able to enjoy the oc-
casion. at least passively.
The regular program. conducted
by J. w. Shank. principal Of Lincoln
school. was held In the reception
room Christmas afternoon before n
large and appreciative audience.
After the reading Of the Bible les
son. the hymn. Wonderful Story. Sc
vas sung BY all present. The fol-
lowing program vas then rendered:
Sones-"Hark. From Heavens
shining Porsals.' Hall. the Day oi
Joy and 0lsdness." 10y Bells ars
Chiming."
Childrsn's choruses. IAN Litsls
Ones for Jesus" and "Hosanah.''
REGULATIONS. Hannah Mahnke. Be-
atrice Hershey. Lois winey. Elsie
Shank. Edna Rhodes, Walter Reber,
Marion Rhodes. John Rhodes. virgie
Reber. Ruth and Lena Heatwole.
Mr.. Shank made short address,
the burden Of which was that the
birih Of Christ should be regarded q
. personal matter. making for the
improvement Of each Individual life
This vas followed BY . elosins
chorus. I'VE Praise Thee o Ood.'
Joined In by the audience.
The exercises were concluded b.
Mr.. r. X. Hershey. who gave the
benediction.
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-02
N.,,r- .s A...., M-.,..x.

The annual meeting OF the la Junta
Home Company will b. held at la
Iunta. Colo. on Monday. January Is
1915. at 40 y. M. for the election of n
board Of directors and such other
business as may properly come before
H.
e. A. BEERBoHM.
Secretary.
Firrt publication. December .s. 1914.
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-02
Aassao Neeslag.

The annual meeting of the share.
holders Of The Otsro Loan and Build.
Ing Assoc!ation Will be held AZ Har.
snony Hall on Monday. January 20
electlng u board Of directors Tor the
ensuing year and the transaction oi
such other business as may be pre-.
u. Pli1Ll.IPs. Secretary.
FIRST Insertion. December 20. 1914.
Last insertion. January %. 1918
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-02
MENNONITE sAxlrARIux.
By J. G. O'Ieery.

/ Mrs. Rev. ]. A. Heatwole and child
left the Sanitarium Thursday.
The Mayhem House Furnishing
Company has donated . beautiful
painting 70 hang in the reception
room.
A very gratifying circumstance Of
the Christmas celebration. both to
his family and friends. was the pres
ence OF Mr.. Elmer Hershey In the au-
dience..
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Ebersole. OF
Holbrook. Mrs. Reuben Ebersole, OF
Twin Falls. and Miss Anna Ebersole.
Of North Ia Junta, were the guests
Monday Of Miss Anna Schweitxer. OF
the ranch house.
The manner Of DR.. A. 8. Brunk.
our medical superintendent. was most
reassurinG during the past week.
Even the difficult problems which tu-
berculosis presents. were engulfed
temporarily in his smiling optimism.
It's boy"
Germs and Germans. as food for
thought. lose much Of their fascina-
ton when dwelt upon too long. Al
q counterbalance. Mr.. r. w. Patter.
son. president Of the First National
Bank. has promised to give US q
lecture In the near future on South
America and the Panama Canal. Mr..
Patterson has spent more than two
years studying and travelling In
these interesting places.
La Junta tribune., 1915-01-02
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La Junta tribune., 1915-01-02

.Askansas Valley the best placs oh
sartA in which, 70 I've and make !
living.