La Junta tribune., 1916-06-17


TO challenge any member Of the jury
now empaneled.
Hogan frightened: Well, thin, "
he said. Your honor, DIN fight the
small mon wild one eye, in the corn
or. there foruinst ye "
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just at present Lamar needs 10
cal philanthropist like T T, Wood
ruff OF La Junta TO give substantial
backing to the general hospital. We
have several men who are qualified
for this role and one Of them should
grasp the opportunity TO do good and
earn the appreciation OF his fellow
men-Lamar Sparks.
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r. J. Boyd and Ted HouEhton are
the two chief scouts on General Per
shing on whom he largely depends in
his hunt for villa Boyd, rough
old character Of the desert, knows
northern Mexico and the MeHicans
better than they know themselves.
He has hunted them al MS life He
Is natural scout. the EiHd that
knows more Of the desert than the
Indians HouEhtou Is a brother Of
Dave HouEhtou. OF this city. and
has bad much experience in Mexico
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One o. oar esteemed democratic
friends nos saws that Roosevelt is
the biggest uan n the nation, either
for political seal OF zoe He says
that In Just q few months. four short
years aEo. he succeeded in putting
the republican party on the blink,
something the democratic party has
been yainly trying 70 accomplish for
a period Of fifty years. BY his pa
triotic action in refusing 20 be
candidate this year, Roosevelt has
likewise rejuy.nated the republican
party and made Il more inyincible
than at any previous period in its
history.
william Rurryr Jos West 3sth
street. is a firm believer IN prepared
ness insofar as II relates TO the en-
listment OF his elder brother He
wrote TO the United States Marine
Corps recruiting station in this city
that he has "a bigger brother who
does not want to work unless some
one takes him to a job. and ne Is
very anxious TO have this elder
brother Join the Marine Corps 10 try
out as sort OF a pioneer for the FAINT
~ II the elder brother liked the
service all right william added in
the letter. why then he, himself.
might Join the eoIors later on. VII
liam neglected 10 state in his letter
whether his elder brothers name is
George. but the Marine Corps re
cruitinE officers are making no ef-
fort TO find out
All OF our best dairymen In north
ern Colorado are beet growers and
they are about the most successful
farmers in the state man with
eighty acres plants thirty TO beets.
keeps thirty in alfalfa and plants
the remainder to whatever crop best
suits the locality. such as peas. to-
mAtoes, string beans. silo corn and
makes a great deal more money
than the fellow who deyotes all OF
his time 10 one annual crop and has
an awful spill when he upsets his
basket OF eggs The principle oh.
lection hear made to dairying in
Colorado Is that 1t requires so much
constant work wish someone
would show me successful business
that does not demand constant work
Another thing IL, does work kill
more people than worry You are
not worrying how to paw your bills
and meet your Interest II you have
good farm and prime dairy. that's
a cinch Gilbert i.andeli.
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Tom lyman. warden OF the peni-
Tertiary a, Canon City. was In town
last Saturday on his way home az.
ter journey down TO Las Animas
TO visit his wife's folks Tom says
that business is falling of at the
penitcntiary. twice as many prison
ers being released each month a. are
coming in In March OF this year he
had sat prisoners. and a, the presen,
time can only boas, OF about $50. At
this rate the penitentiary will soon
be depopulated. Under the wet re-
siine fro mcirht TO dozen prisoners
we're received from Denver every
Sunday morning. bu, since the firs,
az the year the average has no, been
over two prisoners each Sunday
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