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French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-06-22
Miss Annie Thomas of Laurens, S. g.,
is visiting in HendersonV1lle.

Miss Annie Thomas of Laurens, 5. C'
is visiting in He~ndersonVllle.
Mr. George Penny of Greensboro
was in Hendersonville Friday.
TO-
r. u Brown of Raleigh, agent for
tho agriculture extension work in TIE
State, was in H~endersonVllle last "eeA'
No cases of Importance were tried
before his honor. the y during
past week.
Miss Mary Alice Wilson has gone TO
Pittsburg, Pa, where she Will Spenu
the summer with relatives.
10
Yesterday was the longest day IN the
year. From the rising to the seHlhS
of the sun We had more than htteea
hours of daylight.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Craig of PlckenS'
S, c., who were recently married. are
spending some time in the city at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Valley.
Mayor and Mrs. C. E. Brooks and
daugnt6rS, MISSES LllIISs JOS0lAO
and Annie. motored to Asheville Fri
day to attend the meeting of the North
Carolina bankers convention.
Mrs. M. L. Shipman and children OF
Raleigh, are spending the summer In
Hendersonville. occupying a cottage
on Church street. They were accom-
panied here Friday by Mr.. ShipmSn,
who returned to Raleigh Sunday.
TO-
Professor Sandifer of Henderson
VILE was In town Tuesday. He was
one OF the promoters of the Camp
Sapphire school. He is now RsSociG-
ted with the Blue Ridge School for
Boys, which he helped to establish
two years ago.-SylVan Valley News.
Mrs. Maria c. Chase and daughter,
Miss Lena, leave this morning tor
HendersonVille, N c., where they will
enjoy a vacation at Rhododendron
Camp, where Mrs. Aiken, another
daughter Of Mrs. Chase. has her sum
mer school. Mrs. Aiken and children
left for the North Carolina camp yes
terday.-St. Petersburg (Fqa.) Daily
Times.
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-06-22
NATIONAL GUARD TO .
MOBILIZE SATURDAY:

Every one of the thirty-six COM
panies of North Carolina infantry, re-
Cruited to the required strength is
ready for the general mobilization.
The first regiment will mobilize at
Camp Glenn On Saturday. The two
other regiments will follow just as
soon a sthe camp is ready for them
and will continue recruiting until a
full war footing is reached.
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-06-22

IectOr John F. Cabe was forced to
tote" the contraption for nearly two
miles before finding a witness before
whom he could destroy the still, &C.
cording to law.
After having secreted forty pints of
whiskey under a wood pile at Rocky
Mount, Will Phillips, a one-armed ne
gro, applied at the city hall for d Ii
cense to operate a dray. But the Off
GERS had got ON to his game and the
negro shortly fed the city.
An Official statement of the develop.
ment of credit unions in. North Carroll
ma shows an increase since March j
from $2,264 to $685. in total resources
of the seven local credit unions in the
State. The credit unions, have 40 de-
p~ositoFs.
The management Of the Norfolk
Southern railway denied rumOrs that
they threatened to quit carrying, mail
from Norfolk to Charlotte If the gov
eminent did not comply with certain
demands made by the road. It was
said the government had made ar
rangements to have the mail carried
by autos in the eventuality of the road
carrying out it's threat.
Perhaps the first woman in North
Carolina to volunteer for service as a
nurse in Mexico is Mrs. A. B. Breeze
of Fayetteville, a bride of six weeks,
whose husband is a member of the ma
tional guard. Mrs. Breeze is a grad
uate nurse, and her husband is a can
d1date for the legislature from Cum
berland county. \
Stop raising cotton for the present
and go into the horse and mule bust
ness, would be the way Uncle Sam
would address the people of North
If he were in the business of
giving orders to citizens not now a
part of the army and navy. The war
department. has announced that on
June 26. bids will be opened at Front
Royal, Va. for approximately 10000
horses and mules.
Colonel Wilson G. Lamb chairman
of the state board Of elections. has
given out a statement that the cost to
the state Of holding the statewide pri.
mary was $7,915. The printing bill
was $4,000 and the cost of ballots.
stamps, kilograms, stationery and ali
administration work was S., 800. De.
Quoted from these amounts was $2,585
paid in by candidates in registering
for the primaries.
The thirtieth annual meetinp of the
North Carolina Building and Loan
League held at Greenville last week
elected p. L. Kesler of Charlotte, pres
ioent; w. E. Sharpe, Burlington. first
vice president; Geo. r. Wootten. Hick-
DRY. second vice president; j. B. James
GreenVllle, third vice president; A. G..
Craig. Charlotte, secretary and treas
urer. The place of the next meeting
was left to the pleasure Of the execu-
tive committee.
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-06-22
Stop Making Butter

And ship us your cream. If you ~'
still selling butter at the low price III"
usually prevails at this season OF ts
year, you should investigate our cr's-
buying proposition, as our marker ~, Nv
high class cream is execptlonn4!
good. We handle an unlimited quSn ~,
ty the year round at the very hlgDso
market price for the butter fat II CIV
tains. We are sure you will hna ~,
suits much more satisfactory InaD
from any other Creamery you can snp
to. We want a man in every conmt ~
ity to start a cream route. Write ]"
particulars.
CAROLINA CREAMERY CO..
6-23-1tp Asheville, ~
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-06-22
AT THE VISTA.

The ever popular Pearl White will
be seen in a thrilling episode of 1.-THE
Iron Claw" at the Vista Theatre Tues
day. On Saturday of this week Pathe
presents who's Guilty" Every Mon
day and Thursday are Paramount days
at the Vista.
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-06-22

Who's Guilty? See the answer. al
The Vista Saturday, June cath.
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-06-22

who's Gufltyi See the answer ak
The Vista Saturday. June 94tA.
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-06-22

HANU-Wanted Job o. BuI
hand. Address Farm HSu %. 9tp
$50.
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-06-22

man habitation. Deputy Revenue Col
lector John F. Cabe was forced to
tote" the contraption for nearly two
miles before finding a witness before
whom he could destroy the still, &C
cording to law.
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-06-22

FOR SALE-One heifer II mOntns fo.
large for age and three-fourtnS nv.
sey. Will make fine mlIch ote
Price $4,000. Also one t"o,T and
Studebaker carriage with poie price
shafts. In good condition, poad.
5000. VIM. Lott. Flat Roch 90 tte
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-06-22

WANTED-TwO rooms for light hOu S;
keeping or small house. Lady @
two children Price must be L%
sOnable. Answer Mrs. S. care tlu ~
Ter. 6-25-ltp
French Broad hustler and Western Carolina Democrat. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1915-1916, 1916-06-22

Northumberland Sales L Lao 70
Address P. o. Box No. 53S. 6-1'
La Junta tribune., 1916-08-05
LOCAL AND Personal.

Lots OF cracked ice these days at
the Vogue Drug Store.
Moyemonts photograph shop VIII
be closed until about September LIST
on account OF vacation.
Mrs. Warren c. Swisher and chill
dren. Corrinc and Robert, arrived In
this city Monday from their home IN
Denver, and will visit indefinitely
with Mrs. W II. McKirahan and fam
lily.
Mr.. and Mrs John Bolm and
children left last Saturday for Pueb-
10 where they Joined Mr.. and Mrs,
VIM. Walters, and the entire party
are enjoying Two weeks vacation
and fishing trip in the mountains.
II. +. Bland received word a few
days ago of the death of his son,
Frank G. Bland, at Los Angeles.
Calf. on July 2sd. Deceased was
born in oskaloosa, Iowa. and at the
time OF his death was aged thirty-six
La Junta tribune., 1916-08-05

years He left La Junta in 1904 and
was well known to most OF the old
timers
Engineer f. A. Phares left last
"Wednesday afternoon for De Beque.
Colo, TO visit his mother for brief
season, and will stop on the way at
Glenwood Springs TO see his broth
er, Bob. He expects to be absent
about ten days
Mrs. E. Hireen and daughter.
Edice, OF Larned, Kan. came to La
Junta last Saturday TO visit Mrs. W.
c. Sporleder and other relatives.
Mrs, Hireen returned TO her home
Monday but her daughter will re-
main until the first OF September.
Mrs. j. II. Crosley, Miss Helen Ed
wards, Lois Worden and Daisy Ora
cey returned home the first OF the
week from Boulder and jamestown,
where they had been visiting friends
and enjoying an outing during the
past three weeks They are, OF the
unanimous opinion that there is no
place like the mountains in the good
La Junta tribune., 1916-08-05
Death of Mary G. Miller.

Mrs Mary c. Miller, aged wife of
Joseph Miller. answered the sum
mons OF death and passed to her
great reward last Tuesday evening
at O'Clock at her home In Fair
mount. seven miles west of this city.
Mary Catherine Nccdham was
born In Morgan county, Ohio. Aug
ust II. 1887, and died at her home
near La Jun,a, Colo, Angus, l.
1916. at the age OF rs years, IL
months and II days.
In the year lsts she moved with
her parents TO Keokuk, Iowa, where
the family resided for six years,
moving then TO sullivan county. Mo.
where she was married on May ~.
1855, to Thomas Russell Three
years after their marriage they NOV
cd 10 lola, Kan. whore MIR. Russell
enlisted in the Ninth Cavalry volun-
tcers He died on December "a.
ls62, and was buried on December
IS, at lola, kan. beside little
daughter,
Mrs Russell returned to the home
OF her parents in Missouri soon at
ter the death OF her husband. and on
April 8. 1866, she vas married 10
Joseph Miller. To this union was
born one son and four daughters.
who With their aged father survive
their mother
The family moved 10 la Junia in
March, 1897. where they have since
resided. living on their farm west OF
the city. Al the age o, seventeen
she united with the RSptis, church
and has since lived consistent
Christian life.
The funeral vas held Thursday
afternoon at : O'Clock from the Rap
list church, Rev Emmanuel Payne
conducting the services, assisted by
Rev Jacob Hest~olc The body Was
laid TO rest in Fairric~ cemetery
The floral trihatos ~cre many and
beautiful
Those len 70 mourn the death Of
Mrs Miller are her husband and
toUr daughters Mrs Minnie Call. "
Milan, Mo- ZELDA Teter, q la Jun
Ia Colo Ms MiutA Knight, Of pp-
chic, Mr. Ada Call 81 Rocky Ford.
ard a son, PEAR Y Miller, Of La
luutz
La Junta tribune., 1916-08-05

thirty siugrus O, Cagu-Eao com
PRISE ths -cruIus IRON this state en-
no1ed ~ the CluEcns N.ltasy Train
ius canr q NJ hola A. Fors DcUslKs.
lah. from August :lS u Serion-
eor len. charles } Ssh and Ken
meth = Fcrsu~on, -Snsky mai
clerks o; ths sSC. G-e 8uo3udcs
Amoss thSss ShO Asvs enrolled from
thts stts thsSmneh A. the final
Date cor 7rcr,inr cn-ollmeuu has
hcen extended 10 the orcnius a. the
camp q 10 cute probable thar sew
erAl hunar~S IRON Colo-,es WI
NvsG thcru~olvc, o; IN. srsortuniy
81 eRaoy1ns a vto.noi a; The a.
rense o; Crcls san
Tie sovornmoh, rkys transport.
ton % and IRON The c.nr .ne fur
nishcs olo,hcs Shclier. food .ae
t-SDins Congress "a, srr-or-ils-
&c mono, 70 paw Al esrcn~-. h.t
SIC res man A aerosii a. $40 VII
he required or Ir-ivihs Al ths
camp This sum cov., ..t-, hoard
"a augment army -.t,on. AND inrlpd.
10 81 required ga h. deposited "a Gov
- Al, los a. dNmsrt n rnf~s
States r-orc-c Ths l.fse- smsun,
n -e,upeee IN case nc loss a. dan
sse 10 Incurred
Tho rurrc-, /. " helr r-orc-.,
qualified mct 70 sm tho r-e., Ger
csrnc, 10 off,Sr, and non cnnuas-
s,opee osficcs thu; ~cnle anm~1,-
stn,, N-i-s IN case O. national ~m~->
r-nc'. rs eivins then fcr- v~s.ks a.
"a 'ensiv. military Instruction n The
role unoe- regular A-u.y orsirrs
snd Win s-cors o; n. -.euis. arm,
Applicants MUS, ~ citizens q. the
uni'"e st.r~s o, sound rhv~insl ron.
dlt,sn. cvs sirh, normal. III lesss Is
v~~, al Are sne unarr sc -~H, a.
arr. n 10 the in,~nt,ot fe rive eara
sftrrdsn, ~ murh Fundamental Go
ecsssos q. ~ os:sr~s - nsn ~ tn
earsee % TIE esNssna q. the ann
La Junta tribune., 1916-08-05

old summer time OF the brand we
have been having for days and days
and more days.
Mrs. c. A. Mays and children, who
visited for two months in Indiana.
returned to their home in this city
Thursday.
Miss Katherine Munsey. altera-
,,op lady at the store OF the La Jun
IA DRY Goods Company, left Thurs
day for Centerville, Iowa, for
months visit with her relatives.
Miss Rowena Hampshire, who was
the guest of Miss Martha sevitz ir
this city for a week, left Tuesday FOR
her home in Manitou She was &C
companied home by Miss Martha who
will visit for week or so In that
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Steen and
little daughter. Eleanor, OF ordway.
and their guest, Miss Mcdonald, OF
Galatin. Mo. motored to this city
las, Sunday to attend the Chautau-
qua and visit Mr.. Stems parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. X. A. Steen.
La Junta tribune., 1916-08-05
s.-h oar Cheaper Ts.>n Eve-

Almost KrIssaSy car afford q on
Ford those GAYS A ro-S tsrss
dAys cont coss GIy Tno-r than Al ~
to-aHts ho-se and eGrz The r-irs
a. Fore touring ca is nov s.eb.tE.
Z q. , "a !snE,. /. Reduction 81 $50
~ one fsn ss'cor NJ RonrK-eue-
received tins ss.-sliIg IE:o-msa5t
last Saruraky mcrllIe and VA A.
much surprised ss rny one. rs be
had no; rcceives AZ tnel.lr thar Gr.y
rrou;ior va Contemplated. and hHs
-sshc- expected q material inr-csss Y
Kzythins n e-oe- - src. par VIZ,
pm; rsrcr and sou. O. The uiha-
necs~at,-s o; lie RomrK-ens- a
o>cl hsre -~c~~ee . nxr,as1 a.
ro-ds shisf thes a., -~sey "a dis-
pose o; ~ the -~epc~e pro. Voc
VII have 70 oIn rs-,y e yop vrui
,e AVOID thr rush
La Junta tribune., 1916-08-05
Rad Hon-S Frsm rhilirrdnc>-


Mrs. po-a NeTyshciUsr. Uho for
The Pss, ttCyeu Eaoaths has Seoa
touring he rAilipnins Islands, Chi
ua and lApNn, returned % her home
IN this cip Tuesday cveniEs and has
rrsume1 her position a. matron At
The cats Hospital
Nrs Nc-tshslzcr Ten Ia IaaIA
last September for Cheyenne wy
who're she sosaca Captain SoAcea-
)cNCF ard family. % FoTs Russell
and ihs party ~-czi % san Francs
~ where they Atgeases the fair AZ 1
OF November Sts sSnea for Mania
uhc0t they landed 81 pcoon s.cr sc,
amer VOYAGE - tWenU-sisht SGv,
on The mirhu nassns-
Thcy spent ksog; sN months II
The PhG;prsurs as the remained Q.
he tine IN China and japan TNey
SSles froz Yokohama, Japan. O.
lglv llth sor AzsrloH zne lAases a.
NEncopvcf Jgly SEA
Nrs Ns-zsAelzaor sAys the o1tirr
trsF NEs orc - piekss7t ans e-IuS,
eur, bot k1t she EsVsr sSN a plEss
on ne route thar looked As soa5 q
her A. IA JuHtt and tAs1 sht Is n,
dece harry 70 ss home AGAIN,
La Junta tribune., 1916-08-05
n~v~-~rs NomiaAse.

The esriplrs o; 9rsfc-~nhlkr slua-
riiciy hele their ccuny Hs-cahs, AZ
Socky Ford las; weenesa..y and
rlsc~e IN puminst,n. Ii. fonov.inr
tirkr;s
County rir-a. o-xn wake: rnup.
y t-~ssu-c-. Guy NJ wc,-h-.sf;
rcunsy ss---~oc. c. {. Rurhansr
rouns sheriff. C " Ecion rnunsv
'uaro. r " NrINn,.l. rounty super
ini"noen, o; schools s s rniIlip
ocunt, cn-one.. " II xfnr. cnun-
SURVIVOR, Ms-t Tscn.nn: SCUM,
commissioner. FRA ai~s-irs. " 4
Cartwright; and } C vssAsu-r
coun;y omnssssnnrr. ;hi-e css--,r.
" 7 Rs-na-e sbd J ". n,erkis
state srnssn'. : c. co,fmss: -rp---
scosAsi~~. rsu>c Rnscrss. Of o-s-
~s,. sne Z G. Be-sserssr. az PC~ps>.
La Junta tribune., 1916-08-05

Joe lselcss. o. the Lamar Sparks,
Is VERY much coucc-rcd cves The al
lered fact that uF 10 the present
time the rvpuNicaas have eecu IN
able % stir 90 any cNsfsnczs 10
rsr3iEe The national oNnnagru
nout Set impatient Jor Therr ~iu
Be rreaty ~ sNsltcucai A. scoz -
Old 81 rcts y5red ana unskss % H.
mind O. take q vacation. ard the
Gilman wEl' cour or eIrstfor cav
snan NJ Ngrhrs vf,l - elected Nv
The Htcrcst majority ever rt,oortet
30 the political history % the L. :
watch and NS3i JOSEPH Nou
have had Vo-1s 90 cNpr1surs
watching and vslurC lu "a, VOC
have Ncen 81 ne 80 - watching ana
sarins Tor forU=scur ves-s out q;
TIE lNsJ firi,s-siN- ana vog an 2ur %
eet Of the NoS SsRln o. Nsr,h =
1877
La Junta tribune., 1916-08-05

Because they use too much water
and too little SOAP, women DO not get
the same daSa,ins Shitcness in their
washed clothes as DO the United
States Marines, sergeant Clarence u
RhoAdcs. of the Marine Corps. told
party ~ society women visiting the
Sattleshir Utah recently, The eve
rstuine hrillancc % cur white clothes
is due 20 the fact tha, Ne wash With
our heads - vel a. oar hands and
re le, soAr DO It's proper share q tho
work Just enough water to thor
oushlN vet the wash Is sufficient, 30
the sergeant oouunurd. and the less
water and more soap one usrs the
whittier the Washing viii turn on. 20
Tho fair visitors seemed greatly i'm
pressed With the lesson stvsa them IN
A. Art TIA, Is Dear &c every p-ou1An' 5
heart
La Junta tribune., 1916-08-05

II the weather should cooler krow,
would We he happy or not- | doubt
Il, for then We couldn't say, Isn't
this setulN hot''
Home ErnNu patrrmrlpnH were ON
the market in Rocky Ford last week,
81 Il won't he necessary this year to
send TO Missouri for supply TO feed
the mulu,udns on Watermelon bay
as was the ease last year
In las Antmss the Chsutaudua
committee Is very much puftcd M
because they sold every stnElc tick
ct OF the see tickets that we're plae-
81 In their hands 10 make a financial
success Of the outdoor university,
II Is proposed nv Mayor Speor TO
extend the salary loprins process at
city tall 10 an even hundred thous
and dollsrs EiEhw thousand dol
larr has ALREADY left tho yity's pay roll
Taking the last twenty thousand, Il Is
predicted, l. eniur to bc process ~
genuine pain nevertheless, the may
or reasons that the tooth must be
pulled
The sovereignty 81 thoughtful
scss s. the presidents latest coutri-
button to mouth -nlliur phrases which
a. not satisfy We 10 not pretend to
kncs ~hat he means Nv II We doubt
" he onuld himself reduce u 10 words
~ ode nlahle put ec can torsev
the thoaGhifuincss " the voters %
this country is 10 assert tts sovereign
" on election dAr.
Wool TuoWcrr IN Colorado pill dis
r,,se 81 th,ir sItr thif season At prtc.
.. ranging from as 20 ~ CENTS Tor
~,o'l IN the grease last YEAR most
81 them obtained from g: to sE
crUts MANY flcSk masters hc,a their
cltrs q considerable time last wear ia
tho Aors ~ receiving hiChcr prices
II W imported that Tits year the ,vop
Ill h. promptly disposed o. !, "a
cstimstcd Jhe Colorado wool harvest
~ui ruu over i've million rouaas.
Stncr the Underwood Tariff Law
~rbt into efteyt The Wilson admins
trsucp hAs had % rico, ont Its rcv-
eHues Nth a. iuooms tAN. Nth tsc
.>sAl'cd var tsN Eu5 uou 10 IS push
ius srcibrr nrnraus HGI that Iusrcss.
- ne tsN or tnsamss. taxes Inherit
Auoos s'noaHy taxed Ny states ard
sats FsN su munitions % IT, rru.r
~ Akf ts3 90 explaining 10 con.
Nsros thf voters 90 ne caurtr, that
re l't5s-s.ns>5 tAr1ff rVomp'iHes The
"tsSrfrf - q RrT Cor fhs rarp,ss
- r0s,ss-tE sam-,rt revenue
Atsr Bette szys Ns believes that
'ssg EzIs swat raEHrsE parties Ar
e rss'sss7, be- thr rraFTyst1ar 81 The
sutr ENsEs or rsrt, 49, regards
Numerical ytrgHr,h one party 60
strrisEor ere AFFAIR 81 hfs GOV
sTowrrt ard Tie sthsf 10 watch sua
hcer Esh on EHeu A. Adam hNs a..
49, hen a stsrdrsT republican 81
Nc rUrest raw serene ~ Is o. favor
~ democrats hslnf On mo WATCHING
40 Thoy are more rrorsisrt is
b tNh lire ~ eneoAvor ss thty have
bad ne mos, experience
u h claimed that President W..
.on hss kcrt ~ out ~ psr. ana thar
v "a h. ono 81 tho stool Arsumerf.
advanced b, the acmoyrats a, ros
con Tor his reelection. There "a,
time Shon Wilson 49, rather oAs
~ to declare AR ssAina GERMANY.
A. he ~Rs 81 he opinion that The
~sr would ~ over ~ .e~ rrnrth,
q ne TINTED state, engaged On x.f
sssihst GERMANY, and the president
bestowed thai -culd eel ROOD thfas
Senator corr MADE ths ch.-r, !, N,
-ehtts and u ~Es ntv~f AcuieA. .~.r
~ tNe mos ardent .upro-sr-, q. n.
president W have Kept out a. N.
European var ~ spGt az the r-c~.
La Junta tribune., 1916-08-05

The sovereignty ~ thcushttul-
scss'' Is the presidents latest con,ri-
button to mcuth-tilliur phrases which
a. not satisfy We 40 not pretend to
kncS ~hat he means Nv II We doubt
" he cauld himself reduce u to words
~ one Nlahle Rut ~ can tcrs~r
the thoaGhtfuincss " the voters %
this couutr, is 10 assert t,s sovereign.
" on election dAr.
La Junta tribune., 1916-08-05

courage. Ho IL above all elso, a
straightforward man, trustworthy
and dependable lie means what he
says and saws what he means. ! trust
and like him. am his friend and shall
support him"
La Junta tribune., 1916-08-05

VIM ripcus, Who has been locat-
ed at New Freedom, Ind, the scene
Of his childhood, since leaving La
Junta three years ago, arrived in
town last Wednesday, and has been
shaking hands and eommuntnE with
old time friends hcrcshouts and
seems to enjoy the sensation. lie
has been engaged In business a, hts
old home town since leaving la Jun
ia but recently sold out. and is siE-
tpe M the local situation with a
view to locating hcrcabouts once
more, lie says la lun,a looks bet
ter than ever, and observes that IL
has improved wonderfully in the
short space Of three years,
La Junta tribune., 1916-08-05


one ~ the earliest q, the iusur.
rcnu ~ ccnr-~ss. .rncns n. fi-sa ,o
taxi. sand ~ b-mxrcador ana Or,
81 the lss, - leave the htfirlinn. :.
Former Senator n.vc-iaro. q, fba,.
ana Ne IL nov Numbered anon,
thces sho have shared NJ Sushr.
hc~p',shse scs-d and .ho h.v, ,,ela.
~ "a the power q; IN, republican car.
esdshs character and charm TIE
rrcr-~-ss~. part, - sr c-rsnired ma
ocnsi rs-,," say Mt pe~c-,ar,.
nc icnr~s seists r~op,. have
mses opinions .. " the csu.~- The,
r-cSsceA thb condition. eu, q 10 u.~.
~ - aNce~ shcn. For the ss a.
~ vnrn - sa the fsr~. I hs~s
0s~A N Nssh@ scs s~~crsi ys~p
- eoueve - sbsisss. snssgrsy -
La Junta tribune., 1916-08-05

II Is proposed nv Mayor Specr 10
extend the salary loprins process at
city uall "a an even hundred thous-
s~d dollars EtEhN thousand dol
lap has already loft tho yity's pay roll
Taking the last twenty thousand, it's
predicted, Is going to bc process ~
genuine pain. nevertheless, the may
or reasons that the tooth must be
pulled
La Junta tribune., 1916-08-05

In las Auimas the Chsutaudua
committee Is yer, much puftcd M
because they sold every single tick
ct OF the see tickets that we're plse-
81 in their hands 10 make financial
success Of the outdoor university,
La Junta tribune., 1916-08-05

II the weather should cooler krow,
would We be happy or mott | douh,
g. for then We couldn't say, Isn't
this sNtulN hot"
La Junta tribune., 1916-08-05

Home rrnvu vatcrmelous were on
the market in Rocky Ford last week
- IL won't he necessary this year TO
send TO Missouri for supply 20 feed
the multitudrs on Watermelon hay
a. VAS the case last year