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PTRLIC SALES.

EDUBLlC SALE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE T.
az 1890 A. NJ. at Guarantee Storage
House, Third and French streets Household
goods, carpets diningroom tables and chairs
enameled beds, several pieces Of antique fur
niture, etc. iune5-2t
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HELP WANTED.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE

:
CTAT1oNARY ENGINEER WANTS POSI-
- tion; 90 years Of age; Il Q years expert
rnce; last four years with T. s. Government
address, r T. Daniels. Townsend, Del.
may30-12t.
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WANrED-HALF GROWN GIRL TO
1916 West ST.. iune3-2t.
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WANTED - Exl8, ExPERiENoED ,5s.. w H 1T !, ~ e
w waitress for hotel ADDRESS FOB,
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TXTOMAN FOR GENERAL HoUsEwoRK.
w References. No. 1905 Jackson St.
iune5-3t.
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AN ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
"a EVENING JOURNAL IS AN
ADvERTIsEMENT IN THE
HOME. THE EVENING JOURNAL
Ie READ IN MORE HOMES
EVERY DAY THAN any OTHER
DELAWARE NEWSPAPER.
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DAINTERs wANTED-APPLY No. ilo5
Sycamore ST. iune5.2t
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WANrED-BoY FOR ERRANDs. no.
W 3l5 Delaware Ave. june5 .2t.
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WANTED

VXTANTED-I,o 900 CARPETS TO CLEAN:
w storage rooms for rent. fi so and
300 per month Both phones. GEO. F.
LANG Co. No. 1905 Orange 81. feb2a.n.
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Wanted

20 Freight Truckers
Quickly at p. p. & w. r. r. TRANS
FER STATION, Edge Moor. Del; good
wages paid and transportation to
md from Wilmington furnished after
employed. Apply to
w. W. COHEE. Foreman.
pCJ Kirhwood St., after p. m. or
Transfer Direct june1 Ct
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FOR SALE

IhkhE GOOD POOL TABLES. APPLl
No. $40 Market St. ippe5.tm
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An ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
~ EVENING JOURNAL is AN
ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
HOME THE EVENING JOURNAL
rs READ IN MORE HOMES
DELAWARE NEWSPAPER.
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STORAGE.
REMOVAL NOTICES.

MRS. ADA NJ. LAYTON. JHIROPODIST.
4'A formerly Of No. 3O3 West Seventh
street, is now located az No. SO5 Washington
street. Phone, d. & A.. 1929. MARIO. .6m
ELORA JOHNSON sTRADLEY, CHIRoPO.
dist, formerly Of No. sol Market street,
is now located at No. 222O Market street.
ID. & A. Phone. 2617. ian26-tf
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BOARDING.

BOARDING FOR GENTS. NO. 1910
ID Lancaster Ave. Mrs. Taylor. iune3- q.
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MILK AND ICE CREAM PLANT. COM
AZ, - piete. Address S-3s, Evening journal
O'n'o' iune1 Ct.
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Q0o QUART - PURE CALIFORNTA
~ Wines at Max Keils, No. 800 East
Fourth street mfo.tf
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BUSINESS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
- bought and sold. No. sI4 Ford Bldg.
"'"e' lew may20-1m.
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I ARGE SECOND STORY FRONT ROOM.
II Newly furnished for two gentlemen or
man and wife; in private family; 1917 Mad
ison street. D. & A. phone 6i1O.
iune26t
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FOR SALE CHEAP-sIX SECOND HAM
drop bottom dump wagons Apply No
olo Ohrlsuana street may13-tf.
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HELP wANrFD-MALE.

VVANTED-BoY. APPLY NO. SOC
~ Orange street. june5-3t
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TYPEWRITEHS
AUTOMOBILES TO HIRE

4 UTOMOBILE TO HIRE. CARRY PAS
4 sengers anywhere. Call 51ss.W.
may3Q- I'm.
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CONsTABLE's SALE.

CONSTABLE'S SALE-TWO LARGE
- VAN LOADS OF GOOD FURNITURE.
RUGS, MATTINGS. ETC. WILL BE SOLD
AT STIDHAM & SONS AUCTION STORE.
NO. III EAST FOURTH STREET. WED.
A. NJ. SHARP.
Furniture, Chairs. Tables. Dressers. Rugs.
Matings, Linoleums, Pictures, Enamoied
Beds, Mattresses Parlor suH. Davenport and
many other articles. Sold 70 settle claims
L. G. JONES Constable
STIDHAM & son,
lune5-2t. Auctioneers
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Information for Travellers
PHILADELPHIA, BAIT MORE WASHINGTON R. R,

Time Of departure roeys Wilmington.
Trains Mark ed - Expresses.
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-s--.-~-----s--s>~,-----
nor RENr--SECOND STORY FRONT
room, with or without board Phone
connections 552iW W, OF call No. 1917 Tat.
nall street. iune5-2wks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-16
LONDON MONEY RISES.
Sharp Upturn on Intimation of an
Advance in Discount Rates.

LONDON. June 1.-THE money mar
ket has taken a sharp upward turn
owing to an intimation from authori-
tative quarters that 1t is necessary to
raise discount rates TO assist exchange
positions. The interest on short term
..ns J. va .' rsised ~ n.r en- lang
market discounts followed, three
nth bills advancing to 81 per cent
The chief reasons for the action Of
- authorities appear 10 be the con
tloNed demand for gold from London
ah1 fears that appreciation In the
value of money at New York and pros
poets Of further tightening would mean
the Withdrawal Of American balances
from this market II attractive rates
were not Instituted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-16

SnllorenS Dr3Eers
waists, lzLsc
Children's Drawer
waists. heavy white ma
terial. with reinforced
straps; sizes ? to II
year,.
Infants 29c Slips, &c
infants' Long Slips, Of
nainsook; Jokes Of tucks
and embroidery.
Boys Soc Golf Caps,
sc a--e
Boys Fancy Cashmere
English Band Golf Caps;
light and dark colorings.
Boys $3.50 Suits,
Boys Yoke Norfolk
Suits. of natural shade
Panama cotton cloth;
knickerbocker pants; the
washable kind; sizes 9 to
II years.
Boys CSC Suspend
ers, 1Sc
Boys Lisle Web sus-
penders, with leather ends
and sliding buckle; for
boys from 8 to II years.
$l.so Peau de Cygne,
sc
40-inch Black Peau de
Gygns; rich, satin-face
Grade; extra heavy quail
ity.
7Sc Tub Silks, 3ec
80 and SO Inch Stripe
Tub silks. rich, lustrous
quality; guaranteed fast
celofs.
$I.zs Stripe Mesa
line, sec
3e-iRch Black self-col-
ered fekin Stripe Mesa
line: wide or narrow ef-
fleets; pure silk quality.
$1.00 MILDLY Blouses,
55c
Small lot Of Mildly
Blouses. of Lonsdale jean;
plain co1ors and combina-
tiens; slightly mussed
from handling. - Second
Floor-Waist Section.
$500 Silk Dresses,
S6.73
Women's ana Misses
Silk Dresses, - crepe
meteor. chiffon taffeta.
crepe de chine and satin
messaline: all this sea
sons newest effects; all
shades.
Sl.s0 Sport Dresses,
Women's and Misses
Two-piece Sport Dresses:
good quality linene; in
rose. lavender. copen-
hagen, navy and plain
white; newest epert
model: all sizes.
Women's and Misses
Coats, worth sos
and S7.9S, $3.9S
40 Women's and Misses
summer Sport and Dress
Coats, Of velour piaids,
shepherd checks. serge,
mixtures, etc, etc.
Women's Sis and
Sl6 SUITS, 500
Small lot Of women's
and Misses Spring Suits:
odds and ends from recent
sales, consisting of serxes,
poplins, checks, mixtures.
etc. AL leading spring
shades.
7Sc Crepe MistraI,
nc
50-inch Ail-wool Creme
Mistrai. in rich Jet black
: only.
SIC Beach SuitinR,
3oc
3s-iach Beach Sutings,
In plain and striped ef.
fects.
Csc Aprons, l8c
Women's Percale Waist
Aprons: assorted light
patterns: made with peck
ct and neat pipinEs.
Boys SOC Union
Suits, lsc
Boys Bleached Cotton
Union Suits; high neck
and short sleeves; knee
length pants; sizes "a to
a..
Mems SLY Pants,
$l.eo
Men's and Young Mons
Khaki Pants; extra quail
ity twilled material; sises
. to a..
Loo Chiffon Cloth, 0yc
t2-ineh Chiffon Cieth;
extra fne quality, IN
black. white. street ana
evening shades. Lace
os1s,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-16

SOC Sport Suitings,
19c
84-inch Sport Stripe
Suitings and Skirtings, in
4 varied assortment Of
stripes.
4oc Pongee Silks, l9c
36-inch Printed Pongee
Silks, white grounds with
neat figures and floral de-
signs.
l5c Ratines, SIC
27-inch Ratines, in q
large range Of wanted
colors.
25c White Madras,
9szc
27-inch Mercerised Ma
dras, with white satin
mercerized designs.
19c Crash Suitings,
9sAc
32-inch Crash Suitings,
with neat nub woven over
surface: in the stylish
oyster white.
SOC Basket Weave,
&c
36-inch white Yarn
Mercerized Basket Weave
Suitings and Skirtings.
SOC Pique, 18c
3s-inch White Pique.
with deep hollow woven
welt.
SOC .Bordered Wolfe,
y I9c
45-inch White Rordered
Seed Wolfe. an extra Gne
quality. with white woven
six-inch border.
Csc Crepe Wolfe, l4c
36-inch white Cushion
Stripe Crepe Wolfe. a dis
tinct white goods novelty
for waists and dresses.
SOC Sheets, 33c
72x90 Unbleached Sheets.
made of sturdy close
woven sheeting cotton.
$1.00 Spreads, 7Sc
Crochet BED Spreads.
Marseilles patterns; full
double-bed size.
12I17c Pillowcases,
$40
45x36 Bleached Pillow
cases, free from starch or
any other foreign sub
stance.
1z1zc Bleached
Muslin, 65Ac
36-inch Bleaehed Mus
lin. quality DUAL to
Fruit Of the Loom.
3Sc Galatea Cloth, l8c
38-inch White Gaiatea
Cloth, extra hne twilled
grade. for suits, skirts
and MILDLY blouses.
Csc Shifting Madras,
9s1c
32-inch Shifting Madras.
white grounds with neat
eolored figures and
stripes.
&c Apron Ginghams,
5szc
Standard Apron Cling.
hams. in blue, brown and
green checks.
10c Mosquito Net
ting, 4 yds., &c
Adams Best Make Mos
quito Netting. 7-quarter
width; in white, black,
green and blue.
500 Muslin Curtains,
l9c Pair
RufYled Muslin Curtains,
"a yards long; sheer
quality.
$3.50 Mating Rugs,
$z.4S
9x12-ft., largest Room
Size Japanese MattiAg
Rugs; handsome rever-
sible carpet designs; in
green. red and blue color
ines. Fourth Floor.D
Sl.00 Pictures, SSc
Framed Pictures: sizes
1890 and 14x24 inches:
gilt and dark wood mold
ings. Assorted subjects.
Corset Covers, lzc
Muslin Corset Covers.
with lace edgings; well
made; all sizes.
Women's 35c Hose,
lec
Women's Gauxs Lisle
Hose; full fashioned feot,
double sole, high spliced
heel ana TIE, garter tops.
Fast black only.
sc Maline, lsc
Moisture proof Naline;
extra Ane quality; in
black. white and colors.
(vsiling Dsyt., rifst
riesfo J
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-16

Ribbons, 13c
Five-inch Ribbons. in
GLIDING moires, taffetas
and dresdens; light and
dark shades.
SC Shaving Soap, z
Cakes, SC
williams Shaving Soap.
round cakes. Regularly
Sc each.
3sc Ssnitol Combi-
nation, 17c
One regular zoe box Of
Sanitol Tooth Powder ana
one 15c cake of Sanftoi
Bouquet Toilet Soap.
Csc Listerine, l5c
Regular 25c bottles of
Listerine.
10c Electro SiuCoh,
&c
Regular 10c boxes OF
Electro Silicon, the magic
silver and metal polish.
SC Blasting Cotton,
2 SpooIs for &c
Kings Basting Cotton.
5OO-yard spools.
I5c Hair Nets, &c
Real Hair Nets, cap
shape: close mesh quail
ity; full cut.
Pin Sets, NC
Solid Gold Collar Pin
Sets. neat hand-engraved
patterns; strongly made.
SC Handkerchiefs, lc
Children's H a n d < er-
chiefs. neatly made. with
h~mstitched border
limit, six 10 a buyer.)
ChiIdren's Csc Para.
soils. 15c
child ren's Parakols.
neat. pretty shapes and
pleasing colors.
1zI1c Towels, &c
1sx3S Hemmed Huck
Towels. fast color red
borders.
z5c Brooms, l5c
Four-string Carpet
Rrooms. strongly made.
(None delivered.)
acc Combinations, 19c
Ready and Stamp
ed Envelope Combinations;
pretty designs. limit.
two to a buyer.) (Art
Dept.)
49c Pillowcases, Csc
Pair
Stamped Pill lowcases.
with hemstitched ends.
(Art Dept.
SI.00 Hemp Hats, soc
Black and White Hemp
Hats, best styles. in sail
or and side roll shapes.
SOC Linen Hats, SAC
Linen Hats, for women
and children: linen color
and white combined with
colors. (Millinery Dept.)
SI.00 and $1.25 Bare
foot Sandals, 69c
Children's Barefoot San
dals, in black and tan;
sizes 5 to s and s1a TO IL.
7Sc and Sl.00 Bath
ing Slippers, 45c
women's Bathing Slip
pers, in red. blue. gray
and brown: sizes 8 to Z.
I0c Dippers, &c
Gray Enameled Dippers,
with long handles.
soc Steam Cookers,
29c
Extra quality Tin Steam
Cookers. with three COM
partments.
5 yds. Birdeye, SOC
Five-yard pieces of 81
inch Antiseptic Birdeye.
Sc Star Soap, 2
cakes, SC
Two regular &c cakes of
Star Laundry Soap.
I0c Cleanser, &c
Regular 10c cans Of
Old Dutch Cleanser.
1Oc Peas, Sc
Regular Toe cans Of
extra quality Green Peas.
l9c Printed VoiIes,
10Iac
40inch Printed voiles,
white grounds with hand
some floral designs.
35c Tan Linen, Ioc
36-inch Tan Blouse
Linen. pure linen quality.
&c MILDLY Ties, 2Ic
MILDLY Ties. Of messa-
line; three-cornered style;
In navy blue. cardinal and
black. (Nsekvsaf Dept
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-16

Muslin Underwear
Specially Priced
Nainsook Corset Covers, trimmed
with wide or narrow val lace in
sertion and edging, others with
extra fine embroidery
edgings. Large assort- az
ment Of styles Worth acc ZOC
each
Muslin Drawers, with hounces
of hemstitched tucks and hens;
others with rufiles of en- ~
broidery. Open and clos ZOC
ed styles Worth 39c pr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-16
Summer Ribbons

Beautiful, New Ribbons. up to
Z inches wide, including plain
shades of light pink, blue and
white. also fancies in
Satins, Moires and Taf- ~
fetas. 3sc value. at ZIG
ydTu
Fine Quality Ribbons. including
Satins. Dresdens, Check. Taffetas
and Moires. in all the wanted
shades; widths up to r7n
s inches. SOC value, I/RC
at, yard. .......-..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-16
Cool Underwear
For Women and Children

WOmen's Cause Cotton Veetos
low neck and sleeveless. tapsd
necks; regular and out q
sizes. Regular 12hc val OC
Women's Cause Lisle Unien
salts, low neck and slesyeless;
silk tapped; lace-trimmed En
or tight-knee pants. Reg JUG
Children's Cause Cotton Uaien
salts, low neck and slsevelsas;
taped neck; lace-trim- -
med pants, drop seats. nc
Worth csc each. .........
CAildren's waist Suits, low neck
and, sleeveless; knee pants:
bleached; Z combination
suit and waist: sizes IN
to years. Regular asc NC
Velues. ....'........'.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-16

Boy. Pants. bloomer and knickerbocker styles.
OF khaki, and crash, cool and ~
iceable styles for summer Sizes to Is SIC
years. Values worth soc and SEC pair
Hsys Yoke Norfolk Suits. navy blue pure
wossted SERGE full lined kerbocker pants;
plat pinch back models Guaranteed a. /P
not to fade: sizes to ~ years. Worth ~ 40
1900 ana $500.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-07-22
Seven Bills ON Fall Ballot.

The people OF Colorado will have
the privilege OF adopting or rejecting
seven measures at the coming elec.
tion. Four years ago they passed on
thirty.two. Two years ago they pass
ed on sixteen. This year only seven
are presented which indicates that
the initiative and referendum is
getting TO be an old thing.
The first bill on the ballot will be
the medical bill. which is the usual
fight between the different medical
schools The second bill Is one back
ed by Mayor speer and is known as
the insane asylum bill. The third
bill is also backed by Mayor Speer
and seeks to abolish the state tax
commission The fourth bill Is sup
ported by the Denver Pos, and is
known as the Herd Law. relating to
the running OF cattle on the range
The fifth bill Is also supported by
the Denver Post and provides for the
loaning by the state OF the state
school fund on farm land.
The sixth bill was Initiated by the
brewers and seeks 10 change the
constitution so that beer can be
manufactured In the state for sale
to home consumers only. The sew
enth bill is fsthered by the state civ
u service association and Is pro-
posed constitutional amendment
which seeks to place all employees
with the exception of one appointed
private confident for each elective
officer under civil service.
The cost OF publishing the propos-
ed amendments will be about $780,
OO0.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-07-22

Indications point to one OF the big
gest years In the history OF canta-
loupe growing In the Arkansas Val
ley. according TO circular Just Is
sued by +. W. Myers, acting division
freight agent for the Santa Fe rail
road with headquarters in Pueblo.
The crop. according to the bulletin,
is about normal and the condition OF
the crop, while not exceptional is
considered very good. The acreage
is larger than usual.
The Santa F'e expects to handle
1900 carload lots OF cantaloupes
from the valley this year. Prepare
tions are at present being made to
handle that many cars from the dis
trict and when the season opens
about August 18th. the freight from
this distric, will be heavy.
OF the l.500 cars. Swink, In the
Rocky Ford district will ship the
largest amount. $50 cars being held
for that place, Rocky Ford Will
ship IS cars. while Newdale expects
TO have 10 cars. Roberta will have
100, Hawley 100. Las Animts 80,
Melonfield 80. La Junta %. Fayet,e
%. Manzanola Is. Fowler 10.
The bulletin which has just been
issued contains the names of the
shippers at each OF the points and
also their postoffice addresses. 1t is
stated that no genuine Rocky Ford
cantaloupes will be on the market
before August 18th, when the ship
meuts will begin.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-07-22

The Lamar Sparks. in commenting
on the reorganization of the Arkan-
sas Valley Baseball League, when
Las Animas dropped out. says the
managers of the league made a seri-
Gus mistake In freezing out Lamar.
and thinks that burg should have
been given a chance to take the
place OF Las Animas. So far as trav-
cling expenses are concerned the fare
to Pueblo and return from La Junta
Is even less than to Lamar-being
1850 for the round trip to Pueblo
and $3.50 to Lamar. so II the Incl
dental expense should cut any fig
ure in breaking up the league We
would last longer with Pueblo than
with Lamar. As the Sparks says,
however. the original territory OF
the league is the natural territory,
and when Lamar stirs up enough
baseball enthusiasm to support a
first calss ball club. that burg VIII
probably land the franchise. II is
NOT the fault of the managers OF the
league that Lamar was not included
in the lineup this year. The Sparks
comment is thusly:
'Ihe Lamar club was always a
strong drawing card on the road and
helped to swell the receipts In the
other towns OF the circuit. The ad-
ditiOn of Pueblo to the league will
greatly increase travelling expenses
o: the clubs In the lower valley with,
out adding to their Income, and /,
will be a matter OF surprise II the
league plays out its schedule.
The original territory OF the
valley league. which embraced La.
mar. Las Animas. La Junta and
Rocky Ford. formed an excellent cir.
eht, and the league will have to re-
turn 10 this territory II II ever hopes
to become a permanent fixture in
the Colorado sport world"
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-07-22
IF WOMEN ONLY KNEW
VIVA. a Heap Of Happiness 1t Would


Bring to Ia Jun,a Homes.
Hard to do housework with an ach'
ing back
Brings you hours o, misery at lei
sure or at work.
II women only knew the cause
that
y Backache pains often come from
weak kidneys.
'Tvould save much needless woe,
:, Doan's Kidney Pills are for weak
kidneys,
Read what La Junta woman says;
Mrs Dora Guilfoyle. BIZ Cimarron
Ave. la Junta. says: 81 vas in bad
shape with my back. The pain over
my kidneys was so bad that It fairly
made me sick at times. Kidney
weakness annoyed me and | lost my
rest. felt tired. had no ambition.
and was very nervous was treated
by doctors, but was not benefited un-
Ill used Doan's kidney Pills They
rid me OF the trouble"
!, Price soc. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for n kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Cullfoyle had Foster MIlburl
Co, Props. Buffalo, y. Y
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-07-22

operate the railroads OF the country
Keegan said that once the gov.
eminent took charge OF the roads
the men would go to work immedi-
the fact that the government had
long since recognized the eight hour
day, one OF the bones of contention
in the present controversy between
men and employers.
Keegan, VINO Is In st. Louis az
mediator between the Missouri Pa
cific and its track men, who threat
en- to strike, would not say plans
had been formulated to take over
the roads. However, he said, &C.
cording to his information. this step
cannot be avoided II the men leave
their posts. He said he was prac-
tically certain that the four brother
hoods would vote to strike.
II cannot conceive that either the
railroads or the brothehoods will
let break occur" he said "A COM
promise seems more probable How
ever. should the break occur. and
nearly half million men leave their
work. paralyzing transportation and
threatening starvation OF the nation.
the government would act in twenty
four hours.
1T could do nothing else. Every
railroad In the country would be
seized. and once these roads pass in
to the control OF the United States
they would never again be returned
to private ownership"
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-07-22

world. These manufacturers will
have from one to ten tractors each in
the demonstration. II will take five
special trains to bring the machinery
and the army OF operators to Hutch
inson. II will be general celebra-
ton OF the Power Farming age, for
Kansas, Colorado, Oklahoma and
Northwestern Arkansas. and will
mark the beginning OF a rapid devel-
opment in agriculture In this section.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-07-22

The names OF Paul Revere and
Phil sheridan bulk large on the par-
es Of history. principally In connec-
lion with the famous rides they
mad" when the future OF the nation
was at stake. but Deming can fur
uish a worthy parallel to either OF
them In the person OF Paul Nesch.
who made "A daring automobile ride
to the border on Sunday morning. to
save the lives of the officers OF the
Massachusetts, militia.
Since their arrival at the border
the Massachusetts, men have been liy-
ing on the army rations. but their
souls longed for the Boston brown
bread and tn. baked beans OF their
own country, and on Saturday morn
ing the longing reached such n stage
tina, they felt that they would qui,
the war and 40 rich back home II
they didn't get some OF their home
deiicacies. Mutiny was In the air.
Prayers. tears and threats on the
part OF Officers commanding the
camp were unayailing. They wanted
baked beans and brown bread or
they would simply aui, the Job.
At this stage OF the imbroxlio
som. one thought of Paul Nesch. who
ships a load of bread and pies down
to Columbus every day. Tn. tele.
phone Was called into use and Paul
Was asked II h. could make Boston
brown bread and baked beans. He
answered that he could make them
better than they were ever made IN
Boston. and the Officers dared him to
do II II he felt that way about II.
by working extra shifts nj the bak-
cry Mr.. Ncsch turned out n mess Of
Yankee provender that would have
satisfied any down easter In the
country. and mt G o'clock Sunday
morning he loaded II into his auto.
mobile and hurried to the border. ar.
irving there In time TO pacify the
Massachusetts, men. for the time be.
Ing ut least.
The officers were NO pleased with
the Deminx brand Of Boston food
that they have placed q standing or.
DIR for thcii sunday breakfasts with
a..
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-07-22

The National Tractor Farming
Demonstration and Short Course In
Flowing. Seeding. Narrowing, Guilt
waiting and Road Building, will be
held at Hutchinson July 2tth-2sth.
The meeting will have the backing OF
fifty OF the biggest manufacturers OF
tractors and farm machinery In the
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-07-22

Those who wis to take lessons on
the piano and wish the latest and
best in that art. should consult Miss
Coral Joyce Ewert. sos San Juan av-
euue.
Miss Ewert studied under Profess
sors Gum. Morley and Nelson, Of
Chicago, and Is graduate Of the
Conservatory of Music Illinois Wes-
leyan University.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-07-22

That the United States govern
ment would take over the railroads
should the four great brotherhoods
call a strike OF their members is the
prediction OF J. J. Keegan, commits
sioner OF the Department OF Labor.
He said that the government was
better prepared now than ever to