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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-09-29
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION

STATE OF NEW MEXICO,
County Of Rio Arriba.
Eliza A.. S%hotwell,
VS.. No. 16s.
Harlan G. Henderson, Freda Ruff,
Carl Henderson,, heirs at-law Of
Mary J. Henderson, deceased, J..
Ball: F. S. Blackmar, Milton 1.
Storps. Ted Glover, Anna Glover,
Defendants,
In the District Court of the First Judicial
District of New Mexico for the County of
Rio Arriba.
The said defendants. Harlan G.. Henderson,
Freda Ruff, and Carl Henderson, heirs-at.
law OF Mary J.. Henderson, deceased, ]. R.
Ball. F. s. ~Blackmar, Milton 7. Stoups. Ted
Glover, and Anna Glover, are hereby notified
that a complaint has been filed against them
IN the District Court for the County of Rio
Arriba. State aforesaid, that being the Court
IN which said case is p~ending, by said plain
tiff, Eliza A. Shotwell, the general object
Of said action being to recover on certain
notes amounting to S30O0.00 and interest,
foreclosure of property piven as security for
said notes: together with interest on jude-
ment and cost Of suit. as will more fully
appear by reference to the complaint filed in
eaid cause. And that unless you enter your
arpearance in said cause m or before the
NIB dav nj December. 1916. judgment viii
he r~ndered against you in said caree bv
dafault. Name and address Of plaintiffs at
Colorado. and Alexander Read. Santa Fe.
New rexico.
7 Witness Whit have ereun.o srt
nv h-ri @-a Sal NJ s-:f r---t AZ T:--ra
a-7-ira. " "e~'ca. - 2lrd dav Of Sept.
t. n 1915
fSeaD ". A. c0N7sTr nc.
rnrr.v r1-rt
FRANK M'RaNr.
Deputy.
-fr.t r-hrira.ion e~nt. 70. ,o,6.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-09-29
RUB BACKAGHE AND
LUMbAGO RIGHT OUT
Rub Pcin and Stiffness away with
q small bottle of old honest
st. Jacobs Oil

When your hack is sore and lame
or lumhago. ~sciatica or rheumatism has
you stiffencl up, don't sufferl Get a
p cent bottle of old, honest "St.
Jacobs Oil" at any drug store, pour a
little in yorr hand and rub it right
into the pain or ache, and by the time
you count fifty, the soreness and lame
ness is gone.
Don't stay crippled! This soothing,
penetrating oil needs to be used only
once. 1t takes the ache and pain right
out Of your back and ends the misery.
II is magical, yet absolutely harmless
and doesn't burn the skin.
Nothing else stops l~umbago, ~sciatica
and lame back misery 30 promptlyl
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-09-29
j. HOT TEA
FOR A BAD COLD

~. . o. 80, ."s".-s-S
Get n small paekas' Of, Hamburg
Breast Tea. or a. sic German folks
call it, "Iiamhurrcr Brust Thee at any
pharmacy. Take a Tablespoonful OF the
tea, put . cup Of boiling water upon
it, pour through a sieve and drink a
tcaclp full at any time during the
day or before retiring. 1t is the most
effective way to break a cold and cure
grip. as it opens the pores of the skin,
relieving congestion. Also ~loosens the
bowels. thus driving a cold from the
system.
Try it the next time you suffer from
n cold or the grip. II is inexpensive
and entirely vegetable, therefore safe
and harmless.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-09-29
win Attend Grand Chapter.

Mrs. Allie Kanen, associate grand
matron, will attend grand hapter III
Las Vegas the second week IN Ccto-
her. The delegates from nc 9an'a
Fe Chapter are Mrs. FREQ Mchridc'
Mrs. John Wagner and Mr.. Claries
Kancn. Doubtless a numbcr on othei
members from the Santa te Chapter
will be in attendance.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-09-29

The Santa Fe Boy Scouts under
the leadership e their assistant
Scout Master, MIR. Burton. went Or
\ hike Wednesday afternoon after
school and enjoyed their supper
around a campfire in the Santa re
Canyon.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-09-29

T-T-7-T7T { 7T77T- 77 "T-777-7- y 7-"-7
Born in San Rafael, Valencia County, New Mexico, on
the 9th day oi March, A. D. 1855.
Graduated from s1. Michacys College, Santa Fc. New
Mexico, III 1908.
New Me<ico, in 1905.
In 1000. attended business college in Denver, Colorado.
Dur;n. the school vacation Of I9o0-7 he cler<ed for the
Santa Rita Mining Co., Santa Rita, Grant County, New Mex
leo
In 1907 attended the University OF New Mexico, Albu-
querCuc, New Mexico.
In 1908 served as assistant assessor OF Valencia County,
and made the tax rolls Of the county for that year.
In the early part OF May, 1000, entered theemploy OF
the State Land Office as a clerk, and is now at the head OF
the accounting department, which position he has Tiled Tor
the past two years.
Was interested in live stock raising until last year, when
he sold out.
Married Miss Cecilia Ortega OF Concho, Arizona, on the
2Ist OF November, 1913.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-09-29
Notable Bridge Party.

Mrs. Ira L. Grimshaw was a charm
ing hostess Wednesday afternoon at
her home ON Santa Fc avenue. inc
floral decorations, refreshments and
entertainment left nothing to be de
sired.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-09-29
Thimble Party.

Miss Bcssadcan Owen dcIIgTFiNTy
entertained at her home Saturday al
tcrnoon last, the following gir'
friends: Miss Alameda Norment, Mis-
Margaret Mcbride, Miss May Mar
tfucZ.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-09-29
Viernes Club.

Mrs. Leslie Gillette, in addition to
the V+crnes Club on Friday. alter
noon entertained q number OF ladies
at bridge.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-09-29

The Santa Fc Womans' Club held
their regular business meeting at the
l,lks' Club room Tuesday AFTERNOONS
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-09-29

a number OF Santa Feans are at
tending the Fair and Santa Fe so
ciety vii. be well represented at the
Montezuma ball.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-09-29
On Vacation in California.

Mrs. Eva Castle left Monday Tor
a three weeks visit i'll Southern Cal
ifornia.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-09-29

Miss Josephine Hersch is attend
ing the Fair and will be present at
the grand ball.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-09-29
Fultz--D oble skey

A very pretty wedding took place
Thursday morning al the residence
Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Lutz, on Don
Gaspar Avenue, when their daughter
Ihclma and Mr.. Theodore L, Doble-
skcy were united in marriage.
The wedding ceremony was pre-
formed by Rev. Mccullough Of the
First Presbyterian church of this city
the wedding party consisted only of
relatives and intimate friends.
The bride was reared IN this city
and has always been a great %favorlte
with her associates and one OF the
most popular girls of the younger
set for the past two or three years.
Mr.. Dobleskey is an energetic and
cstimablc young man and is making
A success Of his chosen occupation
in the windy city. Mr.. and Mrs.
.Dob,cskcy left last evening for their
future home in Chicago.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-09-29

The ladies Of the Eastern Star will
have charge Of the dining-room at
the Cathedral during the Scottish
Rite Reunion next week. Luncheon
will be served each day at noon, for
all Scottish Rite Masons, members
of the class taking the degrees, and
visiting members of Scottish Rite
| Mason's families.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-09-29
Albuaueruue Xisitors.

Governor and Mrs. Mcdonald are
in Albuquerque this week attending
the fair and will lead the grand
march at the Montezuma ball.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-09-29
Will Visit Ruins.

Mr.. and Mrs. Goldsmith and Mr.
and Mrs. c. f. Linncy left this morn
ing for a five days trip to the Fri
joles canyon.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-09-29

Mrs. Elias Clark of Alcalde, visit
ed friends in this city several days
this week.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-09-29

Miss Kate Chavcs Of Albuquerque
Joined the sight scers who crowded
the out going D. & r. G. train Thurs
dav morning c%n-route TO the San
Geronimo festivities which take place
at the Taos Indian Pueblo Satur-
day.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-09-29

-ir.t r~--hIira.ion Sent. %. ,ot6.
last Publication Oct. N. 1916.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-09-29

Nathan salmon. president Of the
Nov Ncvirn Merchants Retail 7Sso-
citation. lrft Monday afternoon for
Albuqucrqu, so as f. be carly on the
ground and make preliminary ar
rangcmcn'~ for the convention OF
that association whic his in session
there this week.
Assistant District Attorney VIM
Edwards returned Monday evening
from Lumbcrton where he went to
conduct the preliminary hearing OF
A. Luchetti who assaulted Timothy
7. Looney last week. Mr.. Looney
will probably recover as he is now
getting along nicely. Luchetti was
bound over to the grand jury.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-07

hearted scholar; she, the ceaseless,
intrepid little worker. One day the
professor returned from town an
unusual animation apparent in his
face and manner.
I've bought the place." he an
nOunced. And I've been thinking"
he added, walking along with Myra.
You remember that sign at the rail-
road crossing where you saved and
changed my life? Stop and Myra
halted Obediently
He drew from his pocket a shining
circlet.
Look" he supplemented, and
Myra did so, and fiuttered strangely.
Listen! =" love you. Will you
take the ring and become my part
neT for life? I love you"
And love you, too" sweetly and
simply spoke MyTa, placing both
hands cOnfidingly within his own.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-07
JOHN a. KlAGSBUPY

"A real hOme-it matters not how
humble so long as it has a mother in
it's better for a child than the best
regulated asylum in the world" says
KingsbUTy, commissioner of charities
of New York. He is looking for
homes for children under eight
years Of age
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-07

Mss ISAbE l LONOCN
Miss London is the daughter Of
Representative Meyer London, the
only Socialist in congress.
-O-O-
DISAPPoINTMENTS OF MOVIES
Scene-In front of the poster be-
fore a motion picture theater. Poster
shows terrifying criminal in three
cOlOrs.
Caste-A very little boy.
Another V. l. b.
First Little Boy (who didn't see
the show)-Jiminy! III bet it's great.
Second Little Boy (who has just seen
the show -Aw, it amt much.
First L. B.-WeIl they put him in
the electric chair, don't they?
Second L. B.-Sure, but they don't
show yer that.
TODAY IN ILLINOIS HISTORY.
July 7, 1711.-The French govern
ment forbaC the officials at Detroit
to carry on any trade with the Illinois
and Miami Indians
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-08
Local AxD RG1lo01A1x

Mss. :. Z. Wood spsss 1hsf1a b
Pssblo. eonbining tusinee ~
DleAsure.
Mn. Emmanuel Payne -
seriously III ali week suffering A iiiii Giii
| ! severe attack of tonsilftis. h WI y; !
7. n. Porter. Of OnsAa. -:
spent few days this vssk vln11tat
his sister. Mrs. c. B. Rittes.
AIbert Wood rsturnsd 10 ~
Thursday night from PSsblo vh9ea
be has been for several noatti. u
Mrs. J. Johnson and hsr -. ~
ther Powell. spent several days -
week attending 70 bssissss = -
yer. s II
The Monday Aftsrnoon Chlelna
clsb will meet With Mn. q. ~. ~
likea In her apartnsnts u ~ -
era house bloek.
Aiss Rsth Larsen vsst = c..
rado Springs this morsing y so6nl
Saturday asd Sunday With hss bseah-
er. Lloyd Larsen.
w. A. Miller vas over fro0 o.
way Thursday and spent tAs day -.
tendins 70 business and shakfng
hands With old frteads.
His magnificence. the 0losk. ~
visit 70 Ar. and Mn. n. y. Klng
Sunday aisht and left to thsir cass
and keeping fine baby siri.
c. 2. Lindeman visited fStsa1s -
this city the first Of the week. vhl1e
% route TO his home IN Ratea. n.
~. from Austin. Tsxas. vhseu ~
visited relatives duriAs the holl6ay1.
Mrs.. Clarsace H. Brown al en-
drss returned 70 their hons ID Ts1a-
idad Monday. after spendtag ~
Christmas vacation vith Mn.
Brovn's parents. Mr. and Ars. Nsah
George. 81
Mrs. Hettie Allison ana Mrs. Oran
walker will entertain the 0eoeeeo
Of the Loyal Berean Bible seAoel q
the Rest Rooms next Friday afsse-
nooa. All membsrs Of the ela0 ~
invited to BE- present.
Miss Nora Hodges will rsoDso ~
Art and needle work departGsat =
Mrs. Gslhrfaith's millinery seoes.
where Nrs. II. Y. Hall hes beeo -
Gated for the past two years.
Mrs.. n. Y. Hall Who has bsss 60
ducting IN art saA needle work -
At Mrs. Gaibraith's millinery seoss
for the past tvo years. expects =
leave In . short time for polnts y
Missouri. where she vill visit ls1sll-
aiteiy.
J. z. Prosses. Of Pocatello. ldaho.
was II teva the sirss ~ Tie uosa
hoAaoAslng With eld-etns fsiss1s. ~
ves - his way haas sssn . tslp 4
lsdsssrn Kansas whsss ~ soSsysd II
Festivities iseidehs u Chslssass viii
homs folks.
NJ. end Mn. =. 4. HecAlnsaish,
Who we're - rosie from ~ Angeles,
Calf. vhese thsv ~ sDese several
mosths visisiss shsls 1sushass. Mrs.
San Tusiey snd family. - tAets
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-08

EII~ s1S 4 2. - s - en2
ISSsss - vesh = Nh q. ".
HSngrovee = III IN. 3
Mis- Ceea 9euess sDsaf ~ vsak
[es1 With ~ faiAss. =. 1swess. -
slher relatives and friends = on.
uny. III
II Miss Lsaa 0rssnsa seturne1 homG
isnday night frsn ~ Nass. lows.
Shere shs spsat ~ AolIdays Nh
|Ass mothsS. ss y,
Why sot subses1bs Tor ~ n
Sane. You On ~ II. aloas VIM
~ Kassas City ssar. frsn sov unttl
| january 1. 1911. Tor e1,ss.
Tyson woodrnff isft last ostufday
Efes Haaoves. n. H., whsse ~ = W
|.tsading Dsrtnouth CoilsGs. aftss
/ |spendins ths heo3days viii III faeh-
~. T. T. woodFuff.
John spaldins anA Lloyd Lassea
| lpeeurned 70 CoaesaAe Springs Mea-
| ~. 70 ressne tAsls stsAiss at Celo-
snAo Collsg~ afsss sDsaAisg III
hslidays In tAis eity with thslr ~.
Gnis.
Miss Ailis Nay FlsAss Nh Tuss-
~ night for Chlcaee - Fsslns hes
| studies q tAs NestAvsstssa Usivss.
|sIty. after ! tve weeks visit vtth
hsr passats. NJ. asA Mn. J. ".
FISHER. II this city.
The Miasss Hulah and MssyI
|'Blaek left NoaAay aftsraoos fos
Westerville. 0hio. 70 resume thsis
studies IL Ottsshass College. sftss
spending two weeks h tAis city with
their parssts. Mr. and Ara ". =.
Black.
Claude McCulloa. Who sDsat ths
holidays viii M Sisters. Mn. Rss-
iseli starr and Mrs- a. A willis. u
thi. city. lsst MoadAy sisht fer D.
vol. Okla. to resume his duties q
one Of the teachsss II Tie psblie
schools Of that city.
County Treasurer Denj. q. W1lso1
and wife. left last Sunday Tor Hot
Springs. Ark. where thsy will spsad
several weets. This IL the first ~
cation Ms. wilsea has ha1 disco hia
election 10 the office Of cosaty treas
urer. thres yeass ago.
Harold BarS. Erhardt Frosss. Her
bert RapD. Harold Andrews. Ray.
mond Moore, anA Lawreace No
Kelsey. all returned 10 Boulder last
Monday. where thsy are attss1ias
Boulder usivsssasy. after spssdina
tso weeks eth home folks.
Glen Baldssdse. accompanied -
bis wife. LEFT last Tuesday night fos
. Topeka. Kaa.. where be vii satss
the Santa Ps HospltaI for Tie pur.
pose es hsvins ~ opsrasioa perform.
"a o. his threat. vhieh Aas bssa glv-
lns hin ssss6us trouble u lsts.
IL. asA Mn. ". ?. Rhslss. q -.
Saana. M. aeosapaaisd ~ thstS
/; ;lAaghsss. l.ucille. passsd thseaSh Il
Suass - No. yesterday aad eajoy-
- . hsiss visit q The Harvey Heuss
aus,as sAsls sAost stay With rela-
uvesL Mrs- Rhodes 10 . sister u
ossfos Psercr. They have bssa
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-08

iInSsISsr X ~ feesl1 = - I! llIsari
| 0Gats Univsss1 d: sll 81 gs
NJ. asA M DHII19 d llsssiasa hsss
eeae q AessskesDene . ~ saneA
4 ~ evou6o. : q III
yoha waite I'm Monday fee -
nes whers - - ceeseA ~ : sasn
engineor's offIee.
Vsrn Mann soeat 1gsv ysass uieA
~ vtfe - Rsten. n. ~. retusnine
hsans sunday nisAt.
NJ. anA Nh. Dea sanford ncvol
|into tAear sDastnsats 4 ~ ODssA
Hopse h,oek this wesk-
Mn. n. a. Hutssl spsnt : - days
ne firss of the vesk Visiting her -.
nav autss1. h Fou1ss.
ne Nisses Lois and NARY etsvees
sssat he week end II Fowler - ~
euests of Mn. =. o. Eadsrud.
glss Edithe Rowe returned ho0e
sunday from wilsy whore ~ sDset
| her christnas saeatiea With her Der-
| snts.
n. ana Mn. Bert watssnan. ~
seent the holidays in this city WITH
relatives, returned 70 their hc0s b
salida Tuesday.
Earl Whitehead sDsnt . few days
| he latter part Of The week With
friends In Denver. returning hons
Sunday eveains.
n. 9. Larsea returned h0ue Aea-
day morning from Chicago sndsB1-
gin. H.. where be visited relatives
and friends during Tie holidays.
Miss Mabel spicer returned 70 Las
Animas Sunday after spending ths
holidays With her mother. Mr.. 3. J.
spicer. aud other relatives In this
city.
Tue Misses Marjory and LuDSs
Beat. Who were the guests over New
Years Of Miss Bee Pellet In this
city. returned to their homes IN Trin-
idad Sunday.
Mim Neva Lants returned 70 Dsn-
YER the first Of the week 20 resume
her studies IN Barnes Business Col
lege. after . weeks visit With her
| parsnts. Mr. and Mn. D. Z. Lants.
A baby sasskssr arrived at tAs
home Of Nr. and Mn. C. a. Richards
u Pueblo Monday. January "a. Afs.
Richards wss formerly Mis- Lorsas
Hanhy Of this city. TIE daughter Of
NJ. and Mn. J. p. HaAby.
The City Fedesstsoa OF wonaa's
Clubs will meet asxt Monday after
noon. January loth. at Harmony
Hall. This viii - The anaual slee.
tioa Of oeflcsss. and otAsr nattsrs
Of importanee Win - discussed. An
member are earnestly rsausstsa -
he prsssat at H. ueseing.
Hars,1 Roseaesans, vho for the
past ysas has bssa snpaeye1 = jev-
|! ~ q Lasssa's Jsvslsy oesse. ~
! ~ 1attss pass u ~ wssk See Lag
ioeae. Ceoe.. vhsse - has aessots1 .
| a0i1ns poaoeioa u 90 q ~ jovelsy
soeess - thae city. NJ. Reesoerans
maAs many fsSeads Wills n tAls elly
vhe regret - have hin leave u Jun-
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-08

aoeelinS ~ xfntsf = rIssi6s -
wsse - tAstr - y - Angslse.
CAM. ~ : shert vfsts 4 ~ lsad q
sunsAine ~ fIeuesn.
r.. e OeG1lee 40 sistar havs
novsa ists ~ sssslsacs = 80 CO.
es11o avsous, uhese NJ 0oodloe
vtl1 eoa1uce hef musie stndio.
~. 80 Nh II 7. l1aeigis IN ~
5Anssday nesain0 lsr Chsyeaas.
wye. vhsss 49, usrs tolIsd - -
eesss q ~ 1aaaA ~ : frissl.
l1rs. 4 L. MAsiin1 1als. 10 apsat
~ holi1ays viah - siaess. Mn We
tor Lassfguiss, q shis e1ty. returned
10 M hoos 4 Dsavsr Monday.
J. 4. Rantse - - ~ Do1gs
Olsy. Kan. this wesh ~ spsat .
Efsv Aayp attending = bislnsis nat-
tsss and shakins haaAs VIII Old
lf3en1a
/ Miss Cora or len Sunday nisht
fer Bsavse EallA pa-. vhsrs ~ +
attsaling 0easva College. Miss or
vas secoapanisd = far - Chicago
b NJ nethas.
Mn. Lse Car. Of Whits Rock.
Co,o.. assive1 u ills city sunday y
visit hsr nstAss. MrA D. ,. Broun
II Helbroek.. and oshsr relatives aad
frisnds d this city.
A1ss. 3. A. Crooks and llttls 80.
John. returned ho0s wednesday
nosning fron ldana. Kaa.. vhers
thsy had spsat the holidays vtth
Mrs- Crooks sisters.
lliss Eve Andsrsoa arrived b this
city Tie latter part Of the vesk froa
Peassylvsnis and viii make hee
home with her uncle. J. C. Dodds.
and wife. II Fairnoust
Prof. 3. e. Berry. vho spsnt ths
holidays With biz pareats at Poad
crssk. Okla. rsturnsd 10 L. Junta
Nonday morning 70 resume his du-
ties n The local high SCHOOL.
Af. and nfs. Henry LaGue and
family returned % wednesday froo
their old home IN Coneordis. Kas..
sfser . plsasaat sojeuss With rels-
tive snd frisnds. Holly Chisftaia.
Niss Edna Pushes. vho has been
spsadlng the pasa two noaths In
Califesaia. returned 70 her home In
this city last Saturday. Miss Pushes
REPORTS haviag had IN excelleat tine
during her sntire stay.
The Mlssss Marie Buckley and
Pearl I. Horn. Who speat the holi-
days With relatives II Lamar. re-
turned 70 II Jsnta Sunday evening
- rasans thsir posittoas - teaehers
h tie local high school.
rhe ssGulaF oeseing ee ths ". c.
r, y. will - hss1 Tussday aftssseoa
q the Rese neo0s q 3:se e'cieek.
TAe snbjsee 1ee aiseusslsa vill -
sWhlss Lse1se nay.~ nvssytsdy -
eseslally lsvlss1 - sstss1 ~ oeol-
ing.
Pspssssss 0sAsss Ds6ds. vhe sDsse
he hsliAays viii his psrsats. NJ.
onA Mrs. J. c. Do1ds. h Hais0eune.
Dsst saturday aftssseea Ses cslun-
- No. n fonomo Ma hue1an - \
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-08

6now In January makes alfalfa in
Jane. 70 let ~ hope the BEAUTIFUL
snow will cover the entire Arkansas
Valley before this month Il DER.
-
You viii find some very Interesting
observations anent the new order 1f
things In Colorado In another col.
umn Of this issue. You may not
agree with all Of the sentiments ex-
pressed. but Il will give you some
thing TO cogitate over.
Up in Wisconsin the lumber Jacks
made . sorry mess OF II wrestling
with an epidemic nf la grippe. Co
pious does Of whiskey were the oaly
remedial measures the lumberjaek
could conceive Of and Il came very
near being the final undoing Of the
whole tribe.
For the first time In its history
Trinidad experienced the sensation on
New Years Day Of not having SIN
Gle inmate In the city Jail. woader II
the new prohibition Law had anything
to do With Il! There IL . suspicion
abroad that the new Law may have
had something to do With Il.
One Of the Oldest industries Of
Trinidad. the Schneider Brewery.
was converted into . vinegar fac
tory the first Of the year. and ws
hope our friends Of the vet persua-
sion will not make . sour face over
this interesting Item OF news. This
was not one Of the calamities they
prophesied would happen 10 Colo
RADIO when Il became dry.
Ex-President Taft spoke with the
feeling doubtless born Of sad experi-
ence when. In = public address the
other evening. he condemned the
practice Of appointing postmasters
for political reasons. lie said that
the service could he improved AID
the cost Of administration reduced
II postmaster we're selected By civ
u service methods. and left In offics
~ loas - they give satistacttoa.
Mr.. Taft y stghs. TIE psssnssassu
should b. takea out Of politics. aot
saiy for the GOOD Of The service,
bst also for The greater peacs q
mind Of our psssidents.
-
Harry Strong. ~ho used 10 rsstie
express packages for The Wells Fss-
20 Express office In thls city tsa yearu
ago. dropped Into town the first ol
the week for . brief visit With rela-
sives end oid-sime frisads. Harry Il
sow In the employe Of The sssta Fs
II Kansas City. No. - . switchman.
and says he IL doing fine. heing way
up % seniority list and In lice fos
. good Job some day. He Gays Ne d
doing fine and IL eminsatiy aatisfied
with his condition. A lot of things
have happen~d since Harry left II
Junta. aud among them hc enumss.
ated the fact that the Saata re depot
had doubled In size. lot Of nee
brick blocks erected. iacludiaR The
Haata Fe office building. the nee
postoffice. aud the Rourte Theasss,
and the latter he pronounced Z
"pesch." what . lot of thinss caa
happea 10 ten ycass-eves In II
La Junta tribune., 1916-01-08
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the eafosced eloslag os The ealeeas
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hasbes uhop - . tenasl 'Ths "ou1~
has room will ~ aaAs Into . Fsseaus.
ant. Psss's buildlns vill have -
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casts Tor ths lesss. N Dsaleo
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La Junta tribune., 1916-01-08
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