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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1915-06-04
Quite FIttino.

Quite Hitting.
Il am going to have an old beau
as the hero OF this story"
What q dandy ideal"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-22
The virginian Free
Shopping Service

III for any reason yon cannot do
your own shopping, We VIII pro-
cure for you any article adver-
tiscd in our paper.
Head these rules before you give
us an opportunity to serve you:
Any article advertised In '.The
Virgtnian.. or any article sold BY
any ayirglnian" advertiser, Will be
purchased by .sThe virginian" shop
per upon receipt of a cheque or
money order for full amount of
purchase.
Information aboun articles de-
scribed in the shopping Column.
either Sunday or daily, will be
given on request by ''rhe Virginian"
shopper.
Write 10 1.-THE Virginian" shopper
enclosing self-addressed stamped
envelope, and she will answer,
giving information concerning
where article may he purchased,
and ON receipt of your order will
purchase for you II cbeque or
money order for the proper amount
IL inc,osed. III you live in q small
town. mention the name OF the
county.
Correspondents must remember
that unless orders for Special
sales reach "Thc Virginian" Shop
per the day the sale takes place, the
goods cannot he secured as adver-
tised.
No charge for services of "vir-
ginian' shopper.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-22

embracing r1e most M }sstic &
&C. T. concser. In Leslie's. n
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-22

system Of fins scenic hishw2ys. witr
lowering snow-ciad peaks. beautiful
lakes. the shores Of Puget Sound and
the big Pacific and primitive forests
alternating The tour should en-
brace Vancouver IsiaEd. and include
a return BY ferry to vancc.ver.s 3. c.,
thence via Bellingham and other
American cities near nne border line,
with Mount Baker in view for hours.
back to Seattle and. IL desired. by the
Pacific highway through the charming
cities OF Tacoma and Portland, along
the lordiy Columbia, through the fer
tile Willamette and Rogue River VAL
leys. across the Sisliyous. past Mt.
Shasta and so on down the Sacramento
Valley to San Francisco.
The outstanding features of the
trans-continental trip are Yellowstone
National ark, combining in It's borders
probably the most unique and fasci-
mating collection OF natural phenom-
ena and scenic attractions In the
world, Glacier National Park, whore
week or month may he spent
amidst scenery that will charm the
soul, the beautiful Puget Sound coun-
try and Mt. Rainier National Park.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-22

ert Lewiston was quietly soiemnfzeu
in this city Tuesday. The ceremony.
which was Witnessed by members OF
the two families, was performed by
Church. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewiston left
at once for an extended Northern and
Western trip, including Niagara. Bos-
ton. and Omaha. Neb. They will be
at home at Paxton" Powhatan coun-
ty. after September Il s.
Personals.
DIR. and Mrs. Stuart Michaux were
called to Amherst last week on ac.
count of the Illness of their brother,
Mr.. Thomas Whitehead. Mrs. john
Murreil is also at her brothers bed
side.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Paul are the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Hester.
of Roanoke.
Mrs. George Roberts liz the guest Of
Mrs. A. w. Pulliam, OF Culpeper.
Mrs. C. o. Robins, who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. II. e. Greco.
of Raleigh, N. c., has returned to her
home.
Mrs Mary Dewitt Adams and Miss
Helen Adams are leaving for Atlantic
City In few days.
Miss Agnes Schrandt, Miss Eliza
beth Heppert and Miss Katharine Cir
win have left for an extended trip to
Washington, Baltimore. New York and
Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. o. D. Jones and chill
dren and Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Brewer
and son, of Wake Forest, are the
guest of friends in this city.
Miss Carolyn Bottigheimer Is the
guest of Miss Blanche Lehman. OF
Suffolk.
the guests of relatives in Accomac,
Va.
Many Richmonders are guests OF
relatives and friends In Gordonavilie.
among them being Miss Louise Kuhn,
who is spending few weeks at
Mountain View with her frienns.
Misses Lillian and Mary Lee Smith:
Miss Madge Walker, who Is the guest
Of Mrs. R. r. Ruffner; Miss Mary
Niche, the guest Of her sister. Mrs.
r. c. Watkins: Miss octavia Collins,
visiting Mrs. J. T. Bailey.
DR.. and Mrs Robert Fitzgerald are
guests at "Hill Brook Farm" near
South Boston.
Mrs. J. c. Wilson and sons. Clarence
and Lewis. are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. X. DRESSER. near Coyington.
Miss Clara and Irene DeFord. of
this city, and Mr.. and Mrs. Packer.
Of New Jersey have returned to their
homes. after visit to relatives in
jacksonville.
Miss Martha Kingele Is the guest of
her parents. Rev. and Mrs. Kingele,
OF Crimora Miss Kingele will return
and open her studio IN September.
Miss Anna Gogan is the guest of
Miss Alice Wall. OF Lynchburg.
Miss Kfttie Bigbie. Of Lynchburg.
Miss Ria Thomas. OF Roanoke, are
the guests of Mrs. John Burruss.
Misses Douglas and Laura Watkins
are the guests of Mrs. ]. c. Senple
at Oak Cliff" near South Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Hood. of At
ianta and Mr.. Jess Hood, of this city
who have been the guests of Mrs. ].
A. Hood, OF Durham. y. c., are now
in Raleigh visiting friends.
Mrs. Bette Booker continues i'll in
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-22
PROF. WAGNER OF LYRIC,
HOME FROM ATLANTIC CITY

Prof Charles d. Wagner who has
been enjoying a vacation for the last
four weeks. returned from Atlantic
City yesterday and will resume the
musical directors chair at the Lyric
Theafer tomorrow.
Prof Wagner spent a week in New
York looking over the new musical
comedy productions on Broadway
and another week in Boston. where
he met many old professional friends
and acquaintances.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-22


On June II a letter was carried TO
the Mayor of Seattle from the Mayor
of Chicago in ninety-seven hours by
automobile via the new National Parks
Highway. a distance of 1850 miles.
Two weeks later when the work over
the Snoqualmie Pass was completed
an hour or more could easily have.
been clipped off the time. The world
probably offers no other automobile
tour of equal length of ever-changingl
interest through wonderland and with
good hotel accommodations and water
Leading through the beau
tiful lake regions OF Wisconsin and
the wheat fields of Minnesota and
North Dakota, the route continues
through the picturesque Bad Lands OF
the latter State and the varied scenery
Of Montana with an atmosphere like
wine. on through the Rockies at 81
ESQ feet elevation and the Bitter Roots
and the Lake country of Northern
Idaho through the orchards and wheat
fields OF Eastern Washington across
the Cascades via the wonderful new
Snoqualmie Pass route, opened July
/, 1915, elevation 1901 feet. and down
to tidewater at Seattle.
From Seattle radiates a wonderful
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-22

Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Hood. of At
lanta. and Mr. Jess Hood. of this city
who have been the guests of Mrs. J.
A. Hood, OF Durham, n. c., are now
in Raleigh visiting friends.
Mrs. BETTE Booker continues i'll In
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-22
VIRGINIA. COURT CLERKS E1.Ec4
III. HI. Holt. Hampton. Heads state
Association.

II. III. Holt. Hampton. Heads State
Association.
Pulaski Aug. 21.---The scixth an
nuaI convention of the Virginia Court
Clerks Association adjourned after
electing the following officers: II. III.
Holt, Hampton, president; c. d.
Denit, Salem, first vice-president; s..
III. Crismond, Pittsylvania. second
vice president: Grant Craddock. Hail.
fax, third vice-president, and ]. n.
Bosang. Pulaski, secretary treas ure-.
A majority of the executive COM
n.ittee were absent and the selection
of the next place of meeting was de-
ferred. Winchester. Waverly, Ocean
View and Fredericksburg extended in
vitations.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-22

Misses Douglas and Laura Watkins
are the guests OF Mrs. j, c. Sernple
at Oak Gift" near South Boston.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-22

Miss Kfttie Bigbie, Of Lynchburg,
Miss Ria Thomas. OF Roanoke, are
the guests of Mrs. John Burruss.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-22

fhe home az her daughter. Mrs. Ri
Az Franklin. OF West Main street.
Miss Ruth DELANEY is visiting Mrs
Blick In Colonial Avenue. Norfolk.
Miss Ellis, OF Hanover Avenue. is
chaperonirig party attending the
Southern Conference of Epworth
League at Lake Juniiuski. ". c. The
party consists or Miss Esther Mann,
Misc jackson. Miss Quisenberry and
Messrs. Wills and Proctor. They will
be gone for stay Of about two
weeks
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-22
PETERSBURG LIQUOR
GETS KESTLER IN BAD

John L. Kestler. claiming North
Carolina as his home, and Hopewell
as his place of employment. was
given thirty days In Jail Yesterday by
Justice Crutchfield for attempting to
break into the Fa1k Tobacco Conn
pany's factory at Twenty-third and
franklin Streets. Friday evening.
Kestler stated that he had been
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-22

drunk, having purchased his liquor In
Petersburg. and did not know what
he was doing. He said when he start
ed out on his jamboree he had $50 on
his person. When he was taken to
the First Police Station he had TWEEN
ty-fiye cents
Judge Crutchfield let him down
easy, and he vowed he would hereaf-
ter steer clear of Petersburg liquor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-22
Hardesty Cases Are Continued.

r. n. Hardesty, who was arrested
several days ago for maintaining a
disorsieriy house on West Main Street,
and who was later charged with as
sauiting his wife and having unlawful
association with young woman. had
his case continued In Police Court yes
terday morning to August 25.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-22
fb,cken Thief Goes On.

Willie Gray. colored. was sent to
the grand jury yesterday by Justice
John for breaking into a hen house
and carrying away a lot of chickens.
While no feathers were found on him.
the evidence was sufficient in the mini
of the presiding Judge
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-22
BENJAMIN Has Much Trouble

Frank BENJAMIN. colored. is con-
fronted by much trouble. He was
sent to the grand jury for assaulting
Alberta Richardson with a knife and
was given six months in Jail for TAX
ing a lot OF meat belonging to George
McSweeny
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25
DEATHS HARVEST.
Michael Finity.

Michael Finity. for twenty years
we'll known and respected citizen Of
this community. died at the City Hos
pital about midnight last Saturday
night. Judge Finity had been III for
Z week. suffering from severe at
tack Of the grippe. and ON Tuesday
morning previous to his death. was
taken TO the City Hospital. where he
Was given every care and attention.
Owing to his advanced age the At
tending physician did not have much
hope Of his pulling through when
pneumonia developed on the day fol-
lowing his entrance to the hospital.
Although very sick man. Judge Fin
ity evidently did not think he was In
serious condition. and on Saturday
morning expressed . desire to be
shaved 20 he could 90 to church on
Sunday. Twelve hours before his
death he lapsed into Inconsistencies
and the end came peacefully about
midnight Saturday.
Judge Finity had been . member
OF Euclid Lodge. No. 81. A. r. L A.
H.. for . great many years. and had
given into the care and keeping Of
the secretary. G. H. winchell. . let
ter addressed to the members Of the
lodge. Giving instructions In detail
- 70 What should Be- done II case Of
his death. This letter was written
On JuAs ~. 1912. and covered elev-
% sAssts. OF foolscap Paper. The let
Ter also contained some observations
O life and death. some Of which are
quoted h this article. sad Il vas his
s3preaeed wish that ths lettsr -
DubliaAs1 q ~ Ttibune.
Julge Plalty also ns1s . reQueDt
thas ~ Massos - L. Jun1o &C.,
luss 81 arrange " f1negal 4 ~
Asso - vesshy - = ~ - -
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La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25
A.osher Pronossoa for TAsls

Theo. Thulemeyer. field suS
tendent for the Mutual Late ~
ance Company OF New Yosks r.
December 27th for Chsysnne'
to assume charge OF the digtrlG1
ayers office for Wyoming. Talea
ritory has ust recently been aastG
to the Denver office. and Mr. IN
meyer feels elated over the fAef 4
he was selected 70 take char0eS
family viii remain here for ~ &
ent. & u,
Mr.. H. @. Lamson. agent toe
company At Lamar. will taks ~
Of the office here. and has alrsa1v
rived in La Junta. He viii novo!
family to this city about the ma
the new year.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25

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sssal. 80 fse Dall hearers - waae.
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La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25
sllvssshssa Pshlsc 80.

J. W. silverthorn will eell at q
lie auction at the west fArm q g
O'Neil Bros. ranch. eight anl odl
half miles northeast Of L. Junta,3 I
Wednesday. January 8. 1915. -
mencins At 10 O'Clock .. n. = ~
assortment Of horses, cows. ysaf,i1(
and calves. farm implements. =
housahold goods. Frsd L. Psedue II
officiats as auetioaser. and J. 1. q
liland - CLERK. s
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25
Rssusy al nosslsessss.
II q. 0alutassD.
Thatun Brgo.
PaDal Blessins.
LAudats Deum.
Puhlic rtnieies Pssshee lgeassas.

Tue Public Utilitiss commission
has seat out aoticss 70 the effect that
there viii bs . further hsarias" ID
The cass Of The Cllissas Of La Junta
". the Arkaasss Valley Railway.
Light and Power Company. ne
hsaring will take Dlaes at he City
Hall % Tuesday. January leth. II
10 O'Clock .. =.
AZ The time Of the hearing In this
city % Decsmbse lth. inauguratsd %
complaint Of twenty-five eitissas u
Il Junta. Who alleged thae ths Dee-
Dls Of this co0auniey we're satitlsd
70 ssA should Fsesive . eAsaDss sats
ees slsetric lisAe sal Dewse thas =
aow bsias eAasesd. . vssy theseush
lavsstieatiea vss na1s laeo ~ 60.
Daay's Dlast valuatiea. eDeeaeias ~.
eauss anl sxDeasss.
~ ~ eoaejus1ea q ~ two 1ays'
heasiag. CITY Atassnsy Aljsa. o. -.
halt q ~ s1ey = L. Jsasa. astsl
fes ~ was 0lvsa ~ lays fusehss
tine y Dssseat aay esse1oeay ee svi.
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have . beaslag - ~ ease. m
matter vas bsesgAt - q ~ sssu-
~ asselag = ~ elty eounsll ~
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tAat sssAias further vesj1 - 1sas
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Ala ~ nesiflsl ~ pubels Uli1l-
ties Co00les1oa ehae ~ W11o have
sothiaS fussAes - Dseesat.
~ ~ Askaasos valley Railway,
NsAs 81 psvss CsaDany ~ alsG
givso ~ 'lays tilae = vhleA - ~.
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La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25

ILL 0St0S Uo0tOvuI0USYyVV
uaa sheal h1eW - ~ bull1laG -
for . hospital. We flnally rstrsated
to Nish and there found orders await
Ing 10 to 20 to Berlin. - had TO come
down hsrs. Travelled most Of the way
on foot through Albania. % We could
not 20 the railroad. Il being held BY
Bulgars. The allied troops are here
and you never saw 20 many different
soldiers In all your life-French. Eng
lish. Serbian and Greek. and sailors
also. Tho trip through Albania was
very hard. very little food. cold and
rainy all the time. severe mountain
cilmbing. We arc nov awaiting or.
dsrs from the states. and In the mean.
time I have 70 20 hack Into Serbia
nsar the French front. Thought !
would get . good rest here but no
chance yet. The Bulgars are putting
~ . great fight. the Serbs arc played
out. aad The allisd troops ars not do.
ias mueh. They have treated the
0srbs rotten. I UNDERTAKE The ess-
lish have sivsa ~ The Balkan pro-
gran aad iatsnd 70 90 away down aad
come " through Asia. Kitchsasr
vas here yesterday asd they ~ that
b the Dlaa.
have 10 idsa whsa I viii 81 hooe
asd u ws 90 70 Bsslia ws probably
wili - u Europs some tins. We ars
gsstins suies . rsDutatloa. Il ses0s.
Inuse 81 soae moro eieshss, have
very little sew-ons suit. two shlrts.
Practically evesythine wss II oko.
pljs. Two Of our nsa we're CAP
tursd. aad ws ssAssseaad ths Buiear-
lass ore holding thsn % visssssss
rseaedias ths ossblaa atrocities con-
aittsd bssoss The Sssts Isft okoplJs.
Hees 70 hsas from thsn sooa through
ths Duleasias ceassl. u yeu vsies.
allssss u care q Ualssd States Co.
eel. oaleaiki. 0esees, aal vhsss svss
I . II viii - iesvardsl. Have ~
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La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25


eve haven't time for all this Christmas foolish
ness, he arguea. "And can't afford the extrava-
gance."
II sounds convincing but it is specous argument 1t
is just the argument Of Sclfishness.
How many hearts would ache and break If somebody
didn't take timei How many poor folks would sarve and
die il somebody didn't take time! What a sad, sad
world this would be for all of NJ, the most
ful and prosperous, il somebody didn't take time And
yet how many Of would get wholly out Of the habit Of
taking time to think and plan for the happiness Of others
il il not for Christmas and other anniversaries
which come along to save US! They show how beau
tfu il Unsefishness and how base is Sclfisncss they
remind Of old ideals had almost forgot they bring
hack to realization Of the fest that the greatest happ
ness In life comes from making others happy and that
he makes the greatest Of life who lives for Others
Every Christmas makes this world better, sweet
er, purer place to live in Every Christmas reclams mill
lions Of hearts from dcsolating Selfishness Every
Christmas brings back the blessing Of sympathy to
hearts which hardening and The gift Of understand
Ing to hearts which were litter and sore. Therefore,
blessed BE- Christmas for cver and forever!
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25
- . WsA

Duslag ~ ~ veok marriage u.
esosss hevs besa lssae1 - ~ follow.
~ eouOoess ". +. 0lalasy. Hoss.
~, Mr., - lllss keaA Ce1vaiia.
~. neeay v6s1s 4. =. 1eevse and
uoss oos1jeo Aa1osDoos besh Of
neeky ~; NH post1ns ed Miss
Moeeee Jeatias. ~. = u Jsssa:
WAlooe q. uvleksoos g Us1sshili.
w. - ~ Cloga 0g1oeaflsll. Of
noo1v ~; 0evo1 konee ~ Mlss
nueA r0svo1, ~ - nee1y vord;
Sooa1nU 3 Woeoh1n0ooo 81 Miss
- lIsesso. ~ - NV ves1: II.
g. poee ~ IN. 0oeo1o ooooAsssen.
~ = oooov u0e1s - pBoak Gre.
~ - ~ ngoAB uoAeobessss.
~ = noe1y ~.
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25
NEED o. k!HlllG|

NEED op IN
Indeed " do f. ~ y p r. Y
could not gst = = xiiitha = q =
most good from Il. Il ~ 1ssl - l., NJ
La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25
ssssor w's.Aly.

A Senior publicatioa. appearing
under the name Of ''The esaioe
Weekly" has satsssd shs rank and
file Of nswspaperdom. aad hopss -
attain distinctiea therein. AZ pre-
ent its chief clain % dlstiction liss
In the fact that Il h DublisAsd b. ths
Ssnior ciass. IL elaims Tor future
hoaors cas soos - bassd On ies asr-
its. Two ysars ago ths high seheel
published what was thea known -
The Tigers Tale" This DaDss. hev.
ever. could rot - continued . sse-
ond year and was ahaadoaed. Aal
now The osaior class. rsalisiag tAat
. puhlicatios Of some kind would -
Of istsrsss 70 The satirs sesdsat bedy.
has launched ths asosssaid Dublisar
sioa. TIE paDsr viii - issuel ~.
ssy wednesday. Il eeatains not oaly
ssws from The ssaloe class aleae.
bst news psrsainins 10 ths vhess
school II ssnesal.
TIE papsr has a. editor II CHIEF.
vho 10 q pressat. Fraak oeelsy. aaA
- editorial staff Of various ns0bess
Of The class. Ths flrss Dublleatlea
aDDsassd this wednesday. lt CO.
sisted Of six typswsittsa Eager. end
it 70. for % edition unds9 sueA clr.
cuuseascss, vssy ceslitabls. 4 aev
editor viii ~ slsctsA saeA week. -
nsabsss ee ths student 10Y who
wish y sss ssid passs Tor libel. ste..
CO lelee ee0poaiat VIII Mn
Smith. ~ assistant sdleee. ~ ~
| ~ has - sgoeass attasAe1 y 4; =
sasissly ls1s0sa1sot. bslag aeoeAsP
Pregsssslvs. nsOubllsas.ss Ds0osg1e.
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wook, WhleA = ~ ooo0oa pooooD.
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La Junta tribune., 1915-12-25
CHRISTMAS SERVICES.
At 81. Pafrick's Chnch. Saturday. D.
cember n, lol5-Solemn High
MaAs This Mornlng.

The services this year will be most
impressive and Of exceptional beau
ty. The St. Cecilia's choir. made up
Of children and composed Of fifty
voices. will render the music 1t the
communion masses Of $50 .. M. and
1880 .. m. The St. Patrick's choir OF
fifteen voices will execute the must
cal program At the solemn high mass
which will be celebrated at 1880 ..
m. Both choirs have been specially
trained for the occasion BY Mr.. VIM.
0abele. the musical director Of st.
Pstricks' church. The lofty tones Of
the splendid pipe organ lately INSTALL
ed in the church will bs . fitting &c
compartment 70 the joyous and thrill
ling music. Rev. Father Cyprian
Bradley, Of the Benedictine Order.
will deliver the sermon at the solemn
high mass Of 1870 .. m. The ev.
ening service will take place at 7:30
p. n.
The order Of services will be ~
follows:
At S:3o .. m. Conmunion Mass.
followed BY two masses Of Thanks-
giving.
Al 7:s0 .. m. Communioa Msss.
followed by tvo masses of Thaakssiv-
Ing.
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ReGasy 611 -Doasdsessea.
Q. Balutafls.
TSatun Ergo.
Papal Blessing.
Laudats Dsum.