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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-01-13
TestIno Fountain pens.

Fountain pens are tested by an In
strument called a micrometer. II one
piece Of the mechanism is out even a
six-hundredth part Of an inch, the mi
crometer rejects 1t as faulty.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-01-13
The outIook

New Boarder-How's the fare heref
Old Boarder-Well. we have chicken
every morning.
That's irst rate. How is It servedY'
I'm the shell"
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-01-13
Cross of ST. Andrew.

Russia's cross OF ST. Andrew has a
remarkable popularity attaching to it
ALI who are decorated with it have the
right once to demand a pardon for q
Russian subject condemned to death.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-01-13

Wife-AT that you are you owe to
me. John John-If that was all I
owed could quit work tomorr0w-
Dallas News.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-01-13

One has no protecting power save
prudence.-Juvenal.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-01-13

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La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01
soeGn ,aosx sn0Rr 0xxs

Miss Marguerite Hahn LIT this
nosains Tor 0rssiey where she y ~
tending ths State Tsaeherss CoIlsss.
Farmsysi Take leok at thoss
farm gatss u Tie r. ". English Lan-
bsr Company's. 3ls West Second
street.
David 6eeley Who spent chrfstmas
in this city with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. g. L. 6eeley, left Monday for his
home In Dsnvsr.
Dewitt PeaIe. who with his wife.
spent Christmas in this city With Mrs.
Peaic's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Philhour. left Monday for his home
In Palestine. Texas. Mrs. Peaic viii
visit indefinitely.
Mrs. u. Dryer. who has been spend
ing some time in California and Is
en- route to her ONE In Now York.
stopped Oft in this city and spent
several days this week with her
brother. J. A. Gauser. and family.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01
onl, M.n who Can Drfe.. Wilson

There Is one man Who has from the
very outset expressed his convictions,
his beliefs. his faith, and that man
Is Theodore Roosevelt. II the re-
publican leaders In the capital and
the nation today are not willing to
face the situation that exists: II they
do not dare To put their party square
ly on record on questions which af-
feet national honor and national se-
curity; II they become silent part.
ners in the conspiracy OF national be-
trayal at Washington. believing that
they will thus get the votes OF the
hyphenates while keeping those Of
patriotic Americans. they will wake
some months hence to find that they
have delivered themselves bound
hand and foot 10 Theodore Roose-
welt. and that they have permitted
him to become the single figure In
American public life identified with
a policy OF courage and patriotism
which will appeal to the American
people in the next campaign.
n the republican leaders at Wash
ington desire this thing TO happen.
there is nothing they need do now
that they have not been doing for
months. Their present policy is all
that is required to make the nomina-
tion and election OF Colonel Roose-
welt inevitable. As the situation now
stands. Colonel Roosevelt Is the only
man who can defeat Mr.. Wilson. be-
cause he IL the only man who has Of
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01
omar rls0xEY. 0o0D laARKErs4
zheae Two Hasning Qnsstl0as which
Have Pazz3ed Fasnrrs % Be
Disransed q Congrsss.


How can get money st reason
abls rate OF Interest. 70 help me in
~ farming operations!
Whore viii Il find the best market
for my products and what Is the best
method Of my getting them TO mar
ket?
deed hard nuts for the farmer to
crack all down through the years and
they cannot be discussed TOO freely
or considered too carefully.
One whole day. Thursday. January
9Th. will he devoted TO discussion
OF these two subjects at the seventh
annual session OF the Colorado Far
mers' Congress which will be held mt
the Agricultural College in Fort Col
iinx during the week OF January Sd
10 sth.
"co-operation Between Bankers
and Farmers will be the subject OF
the first address OF the day which
will be delivered by Gordon Jones.
president OF the United States Ma
tional Bank OF Denver. Frank n.
Briggs OF Denver will deliver an ad-
dress at 10:45' on the subject "a
Plan for Rural Credit System In Colo
RADIO" Vernon z. Reed. OF Denver.
will discuss Cooperative Marketing
in Colorado Marketing Farm
Wastes" will be discussed by o. II.
Benson. In charge Boys and Girls
Club Work. United States Depart
ment Of Agriculture. DIR. Elwood
Mead OF the University Of California.
formerly at the head OF = large irri-
cation project In Australia. will have
for his subject At the morning ses-
sion. "Pians for Land Settlement In
Colorado" In the evening he will
discuss Australian Agriculture
"Rurai Cooperation in Denmark"
viii b. the subject OF IN address by
Mr. II. w. Foght. Specialist In Rural
School Practice. United States Bur-
eau Of Education. who will deliver his
address at the evening session. The
disposition Of the school funds In
the state constitutes . question In
which every farmer ~ we'll ~ every
citisca within the boundaries Of Co
orado should b. deeply Interested.
Attorney General Fred Farrar will
explain what In being done and what
should be done with the school funds.
Besides these numbers there will
bc ~ s:5o In the morning an excur-
sion over the college campus. at 3:2o
there viii he . business session OF
the Farmers' Congress. and ~ 8
O'Clock In the evening the annual rur-
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01
N0T nQueH CHILDREN

ever receive the proper balance Of ioni
b suGicieutly noariAh huah body and
@.ia during the growing period vhrn
natures demands are gFrates than In
mature life. This II shown In % many
pale faces. lean bodice. frequent colds.
and lack Of ambition.
Foe oil such ehiIdrea We cay with
unmistakable easnestness: They peed
SCOTS Rmuision. and need Il nov. Il
poascsses In concentrated form the vesy
food elementa - eurich their blood. Il
chan9es wsaknaae % osfeagth: 4 usakss
thsm sturdy ard sesong. No alcohol.
ncpes 4 uvvss. n,asaasll, MI.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01
ssme Good Advice Rr,m c..I.ss.


In = recent speech Governor Carl
son advised waging Z vigoruoN war
fare on professional bootleggers and
strict enforcement Of every proviaicn
OF the new prohibition law. He says:
II understand that there are pro
fessionai bootleggers from Oklahoma
and other parts Of the United States
who are planning TO come In here,
and they will come II we allow the
impression TO get about that this u
a safe place for them to operate. The
Law breaker operates upon the prin-
ciple Of profit. the same ~ the le-
gitimate business man. II strict eu-
sorcement OF the law makes his bust-
ness dangerous and Improbable he
will 20 elsewhere TO ply HIS trade.
1T Is good for us As state that
we have this special task. IL 10 .
grand work for the consecrAttou Of
our services during the coming year.
II will be the best lesson IN civil gov
ernment. patriotism and good citizen
ship that could come to us.
Our sentimen, Of opposition 10 the
thief has developed through years Of
experience. We will develop public
sentiment against the bootleggcr only
through expressions OF opposition to
him and practical expressions OF 10y
atty TO the Law by aiding the enforc-
Ing officer. During the next year I
would like to see every church and
every young peoples orssnixstion In
this city and throughout the state de-
vote at least one day Of each month
TO this temperance question. would
like to see every man who can write.
write at least one article upon Tits
question during the coming year for
the press. BY combined and coacsa-
trated effort upon this one obJective
We will get public judgment and pub
lie opinion definitely fixed.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01
SOME MORE SHORT ONES.

Mr.. and and Mrs. Guy Woman
spent Sunday visiting relatives In
Pueblo.
Miss Lucille Crotts. OF Rocky Ford.
was the guest on Chrnstmas day Of
Miss Eva Aarshali In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs- }. A. Simpson. who
reside south Of the city. spsnt CAsist-
mas with their son. ciof Simpson.
aud wife.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01
4 NE banquet vili b held.

a life banquet Win b held.
This will undoubtedly be one Of
the most largely attended sessions Of
the entire congress because Of the
vital subjects ON the program and
the caiibsr Of the men who have been
chosen TO discuss them.
Special rates have been agreed to
BY the railroads under the certificate
plan. provided 100 certificates are
presented to the secretary OF the
congress for signature. Local agents
Of the railroads will explain the con-
ditions OF these rates upon applica-
ton.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01
Neai<s q A.a.al s1esss.e.

Tho annual meeting OF the stock
Trust Company OF La Junta. Colo. Will
be held at lts banking house on Tues
day. the lith day Of January A. D..
1915. at 10 o'clock r. m. 70 hear re-
ports. 10 elect directors. and 70 transact
any other business that may properly
come before the meeting.
J. l. GILf.lI.AND.
Cashier
La Junta, Colo. December /. 1915
First publication. December II. 1918.
Last Publication. January .. 1915.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01
I.h, Melvhe eev,,

lvks Melvke osys,
Every uau has q yellow streak, bot
sons of Ne manage 10 cvnceai Il better
than others
Wheu . newly married woman dls,
covess that by following the directioos
10 cookbook she eau J,rosiuce q s,es.
fectly eUoi n,~ss u concrete she he
gins 70 place less faith In the gas mage
au1 0ore faith In the cau opener.
what has lssvme Of the Old fash.
Ioped sniikman wh" u.esi to rins bs,li
4 woman may forses so take any
anaey With her when she goes shop
pln9. but she never fosgess 10 make
suss tat she has mirror In hes hard.
hag.
4 psiscess can 10. around Q ou9
ehal r about The uise Ut Z young MT.
trons. bue hes arms are aiways too
vsak y help snast,ss wirs the dlshss.
n gisi WIN reads . few taess q
-0Weode,yn's Racrlh~s- ~ -Ilsrsll
Malswnrlns's u'erndy~ every tins ~
eges - . stVet Ear Usually g1ties ~
pong lewtsvws who haven't NJ ilsse.
asy oo0oesa0eaf.
evosy now ard thea you aees . 0an
VI wsass . No. . hat asd Whsse
hsala wsaIA juse st,ost On . thiah,s.
Aooehse gsas1 feature absut LIVING
IL ~ csustsy h that 20 css always
bla0s ysss srsat,es - ~ adnisls-
irattsp.
~ ~ VITO bsss - ~ theosy ~
n b . s~sd hss v . isssr sssaily
ionoR
4 vuuaa juse loves 70 he cpaalseoaG.
sl,e M spss1 ~ whsle day peall1ng
'see houQand ~ she neighboss an1 sheo
20 ~ = NJ hasinnA 80 hs0e ~
win sls.ss = Assxklng M.
& 30 wtlI scrsps aayth1ag ~ shas
- ooo1A ~ - usuaIly AsDws ~ ~
~ - ~ svs wss,s Isssy NJ
~ 49, evssy nlgAe W1eA beosy -
80 - eq)1v = ~ abeue ~ ~
vs(k - ~ eso1D - oQn1sn osguno
sn1 nm ssesy alGhe allss uopGR
sn1 ~ m oaaDly tgneo - eoonrA
&C., = ~ hsasy ~ - NJ ~
80 1DNo ~ Z ~ 0anuos. y otoun1
to fu111n unaloee. A. Whoo - ~
to o1nuo D11nlg1a - l1lsDso11 ~
u lG1Dsen ~ ~ . ~ M
seslo - ~ - jumus1 ~ ~
e - ~ tseo snsse - go
TEL = 1ogolng ~ ~ eoeu1o -
~ - - - Gun -
3 = - - = - :s's',s = =; - :. :.
c. )1nllsso - - ~ =
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01
A...sI ase.sl.s.

The annual meeting OF the share
holders Of the First National Bank. Of
Ia Junla- Colo. viii be held At the
bank. Wednesday. January ~. 1916. At
) o'clock p. m. for the purpose OF
eiectlu9 q board OF directors for the
ensuing year and the tranpacting OF
any other business that may be lawful
r. w. PATTERSON.
President
First publication. December I. 1913.
Lat puhlicafIon. January L 1914
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01

fsrrsd IN honsst substituts sor ~.
wilson's policy II the Vital aseslf6a
Of American honor abroad ana ss-
curity q home. II the rspublleaa
leaders cannot zee this. thsy ~
binder now than they we're II 1913.
and they will presently pay for tAear
blindness. New York Tribune.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01
Nessss e A...s, lasses.e.

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting Of the stockholders Of
ton wiil BE- held at Harmony Hail In
Ia yunta. Colo. on Monday. January 81,
1915. at s:so p. M, for the purpose Of
eiecttng board Of trustees tor the On.
sranaacting such other business a. may
be properly presented
r. PHILLIPS. Secretary.
Last publicatiop. January -. 1915.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01
Ne1ies ee Aa.ual ,1e,es.e.

The annual meeting OF the Ia Junta
Hospital Association viii be held in
sioes. on Monday. January r ). isiS. iS'ss az
s:3o o'clock. for the purpose Of elect.
lag cffIcers for the ens1ing year. and
the traneacttou OF such other bustneoa
PRANK FIHNEY. President
J. y. kEARE& Secretary.
First publication. DecembeY {, 1915.
Last puhlIcatIon. January !. 1915.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01
xsss~~ u Appisssssss = Iease sssSs

Office Of the state Board OF Land Conn
nnixsionern. Denver. Colo. December
). 1913.
Notice IL hereby given that VIM +.
Ruse. whose postoffice address is lll
South Elwood. Tulsa. Okla. has made
application No. 4 E0s7 TO lease the fol-
In Otefo county. Colorado, to-wit:
All Of section -. township IS south.
range 81 west
Notice IL further hereby given that
ali other persons iesiring 10 file an ap-
plication TO lease this tract Of land
must file the same In this office prior
to January :. 1915. ~ NO other appli !.
lands will be considered after said date.
JOHN r. VIVIAN.
Register State Board OF Land Commits
sionerB.
First publication. December II. 1918.
Last publication. January J. 1915
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01

electtng diroctor1 Tor The enseing .yaef
and the trzsnl1efton 08 nnCh 0tAor b0go-
nsss - may propsrly cpns before ne
2 y. 4. WRBURR Presldsnt-
z. ~ p. MILLER. 9ecrstAfy.
YirSt nubIIcnfioa. DoceOber IS. 1918
Last publication. January II, lets
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01
eurs!

-why has baseball Obtained such
Aoll es ;h. irOpie Of your countryr'
sskei the foreigner.
because the fellows who can't play
Il can always qualify M expert critics."
rrtied the American.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01
Raxx kne,s. Gverxthins

Willie Paw. what - = mastcrful
husband?
PawA man who can make his wife
70 anything she wants to do. my soa.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01
xsess. = ss.sAAss1sss Msstsss.

Notice IL hereby given that the aa.
nuai meeting of the stockheldefD o.
The In Junla Zee and storage Company
pany In La Junsa. on Tuesday. January
IL. 1915. ~ o'clock p. m. Tor the pur-
pose Of electfng = board Of directors
ness that may come before the meet
n. GARvIN.
Secretary.
Ia Junta. Colo. December {. 1915
First publication. December II. 1915.
Last publication. January .. 1915.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01
cheer Uei

Why rot build castles In the airS
For they are wonderfully fair.
And when complete cost not cent
You pay no taxes and no rent.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01
Correct

Every time J pIrk up . paper see
some new fool proposition" said the
old fogy. Now II Il . civic center.
What Is Sam Hill IL a civic centesr'
"a garbage wagon replied the
crouch.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01
xsesss e Asssas lss.es.s.

81 ne e sp.seI y <sssisS g. os Re ssec.he,A!:
elock In Il Junta. Coloraao. ~ ~.
day. the 4sth day Of January. 1915. ae
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01
Bis d Byplsy
By Lslts aIelsls
loesv''sA. 1sla: =. cl..a.aasl
WuiITl9

These ssnxing folks give me palm.
They have NO reasoning.
For when the music says ''Refrain-
They always start to sing.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01
csii;oe Him oexvw.

A. least four timcs she called him down.
And yet bis features wore no frown.
4or. as he mapped upstairs. the sinner.
N. called hin. down to get his dinner.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01
Msmss 10 Mss~ss

o. Howe Perfect = Treasurer q the
Huntington Moving Picture company
ef Huntington. Ind.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01
Wen q e;esx.Mtx.

Dear Luka-You say. Always laugh
at mans Joker. aud sosse day h VII
lend you money when you need n"
Now. I know where to go foe succor
(not sucker, when am In Cincinnati.
! have been laughing u your Jokes fos
three yean.-Ilcinc. Dayton. O.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01

rhinss - Wssvy AbssA
The shah Of Persia has ths talls oe
~ hoeses Dyed csinsson.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01

Daily Health Hint.
Never try 10 nall two sticks Of dyna.
mite together.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01

Our Daily oeesisl.
cs~ssy lies the hesd that wssn .
seupse.
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-01

ARetksr Psasl elesA.
"unieadsd- gsa.
just for fun.
All done. "A. %. 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-12
Results of Racing
at Bowie Track
Bowie, Nd. April 1.-THE result. Of g,
to-day's races are as follows: N

Bowie, Nd. April 1.-The result. Of
to-day's races are as follows;
First -sce FOR TIRE, -year IDS ami upvirt Sc
"a pun. $500 ~ ip,;,n e -Petle',Gr 10 II, =
N'r u ar ds r'ss s'. Dee .? S.e.
az '9It r rge - x,d Bel , P.D D.,..
and scottish Kn!shi 40 "a.
';ns Rs. $500 .,.a 4 scA:'';,r,on .si IL.
s. 80. tr-t Humiliation. io7 .Anietonl place
i io ' no.. Z g s s.a H NM. 20 =. '' r:as
Casia,. southern Si.r ard sumner a.s0 ran
Third racc 'fn' three .iear-oifs a.! unssrd. "i
FRI. o r. True iO- ban. p.ce 81 80 show
$ %. seeoad Rsse'. JIG = ,N.rAssarl show
q EIlniner. Ap'i.s and Bel. Of The kitchen .so
Fourth r.c, lh.ndic,p; Ger ,ar'ssy..r,oit' al
j. McTssgsrtl s'rGsh' g. 90. pace $40 .ho~
-. t.t Pon,silaet lo5 ilNnes ?.ee > q.
shos 81 20. thiri Tine. i.ls % Fsnmouse and
!ulse Wright also ,sn 80,
NJ. purse $500. ons mile Al t~enty ysrtsl -
bies'orf io' Hanoys' ',r.ishi So o 90 Piiifss
Buisei.er. ii5 j McTa.sIri snos s 80 shird
rme. rs =, Larsn. QUICK and EuierE- also
sixth rae. y, three y',r;od' ana uPrud ell
,,iashi SO 20 place s's9 shy % 80 s.r' Bossy
R,,gh,ic.r. III fCrilscl show $: 50 ihlri Tine
i.f.,-' Ilumins;9r. lisdas Brother and O'su.-
Seventh race ror foar.y,r-ola. ard upa,-d
selling. rurse 500. ore mile an- fuflo-s -
Yoie.e.. 20 lCrs!sel straight 81 o. pice s. 50.
~ No. 1 Wy .. s. ~ hi, 'i Fas.ha PC ie
lsrhnmeho-rI shoo s. lo tAllt Tine. e. IS
IAd5 sp.nrls.ls. b4aS slsisf iad Ben Caess also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-12
Places at Rye Leased.

Kenneth Ives & Co. have rented for
J. Temple Gwathmey his estate on the
shore at Rye 20 Otto Marx, of Laden
burg, Thalmsnn & Co. FOR Benjsmi
Watkins his house on the Boston Post
Road 10 Leonard E Kennedy; for Law
renee NJ. Colfelt his residence on Fless-
ant Ridge Road 20 Rev Theodore Fiske
Savage; for Mrs. l. w. Worrall her
house in Louten Park 10 Hubert Nc
Donnell; for Mrs. z. c. Hunt her house
or Central az. 20 Alexander 4. Howell;
for Mrs. Warner L. Churchill her house
on Dogwood Lane 20 Or. VI. Waller
s,ein: for Paul W Alexander his resi-
derce on the Boston Post Road 70 John
V. Woodwsrd; for Van Horn Ely ::
residence on the Boston Post Road TO
New York client; for Mrs. Katharine
". Powers her house on Forest az. 10
W. Y. Booth; for Albert Henderson his
house on Central av 10 A. J. Cohen. and
for George Henderson his house on
Central av. 10 Albert L. Kahn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-12
Sales in Auction Rooms.

Az ~ NScy 81
b. Henry pfsty
srp Az $50 -. qe2 18Th Il. ?. 1rioo. sv
r,nmt ard store Farmers Loan Trust CO e
q = Chss Wolinssy e A.. Geller. holsion q
Hotss. atty. BeaI Ss.f'I. rel 90. y, ~ p.
taxes. etc. s322 50. TO the p,Ainti' 700 s.''p.
BY joseph =. Day.
~ lo't elds Central rrIs, Go - " Geo
Koeher ct a. Ioi,ne. LsFkir & Rs:asoo.. .i,y. .
WIN g, ch:so'S re- S;S az ., sS ,ss 90 i''
DRooMs ST. Is. cor Mansin s. $3.50. sly
team, and stores, Tr,d-ri'ss, ? " s. . go,
10. + Maieo-.n r. re-. dus, So. SIS. taIss.
s,s. sSss % III. Psin'ir 'or ,la 800 =, a.
100. ~ isnmi ard .,oC- e.'.,. g raos
surcru IL, " Isaac hlsinfelt r a. Wi.s'en
II Hagen atty Michael J kssn. ref due -,
es7 a., ,sI~. etc. SSoS3 70 hs pl.in'i1 fof
By NJ Morgsnih,u. II. @
as1H ST :ao =. 100 slU ;,,e', io ~
Frocss q. al Rounds Hatch. piiinznsm
nahcsoi.c stf,s : walter kslfmsn. RI dus.
sllissSs. t.Aes etc. 81. 10 the plainur Tor
A. the Bronx Exchange
By Joseph T. pr
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aT Carolius Mehhinsrr =, a h,mg nraa.
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Charles " Mcdonald fof $3.50
By Henry Brady.
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III FOR 50 900.
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Jounel 30 April %.
BY the J,mes 2 Wells Company.
30 Az as. rrd 1855. s. ?1' iIIS a.. 3or
100. | sfy thcatrr John bIssns. r. - a 80
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