La Junta tribune., 1915-06-05

Jnfnk nov you q feei u tney ran
you out OF twon. Your dollar has
feelings. too. Spend II At home. and
you may have an opportunity TO see
IL frequently after frequently.
Say. we've got TO do something
right away to save our city"
whats threatening ~"
why. the story's got abroad that
We don't support our ball club"
Lamar confidently expected TO win
both ball games last Sunday. and the
Lamar papers claimed they would do
20 II the team was given proper sup
port They did pretty well to capture
one Of the games. and ought to be
satisfied, but apparently they are not.
Strange. too. isn't Il!
While In session In Cleveland the
brotherhood of Locomotive Engin-
eers unanimously endorsed state and
national prohibition. What a won
derfui change has come over some OF
the railroad men during recent years.
II is even possible that this change OF
heart will eventually reach La Jun
a.
The army worms have fired and
fallen back. and the cut worm has re-
tired. an advance being impossible
In vet weather. Most Of our other
afflictions have been amihilated, and
the only pests that are left are the
knockers and the trade out of town
fiends. Both of these will eventual
Iy be squelched.
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An enterprisins garage in Ordway
one day this week inaugurated an
auto service from ordwsy to Sugar
City and Rocky Ford and return. con-
Meeting with trains on the Missouri
Pacific and Santa re. They expect
TO make two round trips day on the
start. and n the necessary traffic de-
veiops will put on more cars.
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Ordway wants the Rocky Ford and
La Junta ball teams TO play ball in
that burg on Crowley Day. being con-
sineed that a game between these
two teams will prove a great attrao-
tion. Probably 80. A game between
these two teams Is always u great at
traction on the home lot or In Rocky
Ford. and probably would be else
where. as either OF the teams IL ca.
pable OF putting up a high class ar
iieie o, baseball.
J. Gordon Smith. o. Maxwell. n.
~. accompanied by his ~ife. were
La Junta visitors for several days
this week. the guest. OF Mr.. Smiths
aunt. Miss Emma Wilson. Mr..
Smith has been the editor aud pub
iishsr OF the Maxwell Mail for sever
al year. but recently sold out. and 10
roc on his way 10 California via the
Ford route TO attehd the espositions.
Some editor. are born lucky and still
others have to vork for . living sv-
cry day In the week.
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Pred A. Mcdaniel. Of OGDEN. Utah,
uas the guest for several days this
sess Of his uncle. Judge Mcdaniel.
0f. Mcdaniel 10 on his cay To Ose-
ola. New. TO take charge Of . tunes-
sea mine osnsd By the Tonopsh Min.
iss Company. His brother. 0eosss
". Mcdaniel. ~ho has been 10 charge
Of the mine. expects 10 leave scoa for
valdes. Alaska. 70 ssamiae and re-
Dost upoa some niains property aad
nf. Mcdaniel vii ~ In charge 10 Ne-
vada shiie he 10 away.
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