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La Junta tribune., 1916-08-19
srocKER FOR CARLSON.
Continued from First PaEe)

state have prayed God may never
return 10 our state? or shall 1t,
consistent with its past record. put
forth every effort for the defeat OF
this inquitous measure and the BIZ
partisan combination backed by the
filthy coin OF a foreign corporation?
Ladies and gentlemen. early this
year, ! announced my candidacy for
the high and honorable position of
governor Of this stare. and | want
to take this occasion 10 thank my
many friends throughout the state
who have Loyalty supported men In
this ambition and 10 say TO them that
! fully appreciate their work and
good wishes.
However, ! believe We are facing
crisis in the party. After the as
sembly held in this city and the
methods pursued. ] am convinced no
party can succeed under such condi-
tions Party integrity and prohibit
tion are the issues in the primary OF
the republican party. The lines are
clearly drawn on these points be
tween the other two men who are
candidates for nomination for gov
ernor.
Back OF one man, in addition to
those who sincerely and conscienti-
ously believe his nomination TO be
for the best, are all the vicious ele-
ments in the party. whose concern Is
not so much for party success a.
anxiety that they may be next the
barrel.
Back OF the other man are those
elements which in the name OF hu-
manity and progress have helped TO
light the spark OF hope in the hearts
OF many a man and his home. and
have worked INCREASINGLY for his up
lift.
In such a contest the personalities
OF men must become submerged and
1t is no longer a question OF men.
but is question OF principles vital
to the interests Of the party and
state.
What then should be the attitude
OF one whose life has been devoted
TO the betterment OF the condition OF
his party and his fellow man?
As Luther stood before the Die,
OF Worms when great principle
was involved and sa;oa,Here stand
God helping me. cannot do other
wise. and a. that great citizen
Theodore Roosevelt, In the interest
OF his country aud reunited party
waived his ambitions so must I. be
lieving that these great principles OF
the integrity OF the party and the
upIift OF humanity through prohihi-
tioH are At stake, lay my ambition
upon the altar OF my state and my
party. withdraw the consideration
0f ms name before this assembly
and the primary. and second the
nomination OF George G. Carlson foI
governor and urge my friends in this
assembly and the state 10 give him
and the principles ne represents
their hearty support.
La Junta tribune., 1916-08-19

house guest OF Mrs. c. W. Winter
burn.
Emmanuel Mendelson. OF Pueblo,
spent the week as the guest OF his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. R. Mendel-
son.
Miss Grace Draper returned home
Monday afternoon from a vacation
o, several weeks which she spent in
Colorado Springs.
La Junta tribune., 1916-08-19

The General inakes
ons third OF Ameri.
cas- supply Of u.s.
phalsrollroofng.Fiis
facilities are unequal.
ed. and he Is able 20
produce the highest
quality roofing a, the
lowest manuiae,ur-
ing cost.
CERTAiN.TEED
Is made In rolls, also
In slate covered shin.
gles.1hereisa,ypeof Of
CEkTAlN.TEED
for every Kind Of.
building. with FAT or
pitched roofs. from
the lafgess sky.scrsp.
O. 70 the smallest
fesidsnes Of sss.
building.
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La Junta tribune., 1916-08-19
SOME MORE SHORT ONES.

Mrs. f. A. Crooks spent the week
with friends In HoIorook.
Ed Simons was up from Las AMI
mas last Sunday and spent the day
with his brother. Clyde Simons.
Miss Fannie Teare, OF Hutchin-
son, Kan. arrived In this city the
latter part OF the week and is the
La Junta tribune., 1916-08-19

ITO hold "i,s place in the sun. the avowed purpose
1 of grca. nations conflict To hold ''its place in
the sum- the object of every business in the great
fight for industrial and commercial supremacy.
To be able hold SITS place in the SUM- is the supreme
test of asphalt roof Ii the sum- not rain or snow
that plays havoc with roof II resist the drying
out process of the beating down upon it, day after
day, the rain will not affect it except to wash
il clean and keep il sanitary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-24
EX-CON ADMITS
DOUBLE MURDER

oLATHE. Kas.. Aug. 2t--Iioy
Dudley, arrested late yesterday
charged with the killing OF Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Mueller on their farm
near here, admitted the killing 10.
day. officials said.
Dudley Is reported to have said
hs qunrrelcd with Mueller over Il
team OF mules and that Mueller at.
tackled him. To defend himself.
Dudley claims TO have grabbed a
shotgun that was hanging over the
barn door and shot Mueller. then
when Mrs. Mueller attempted to
interfere he shot her.
Officials Hay Dudley did the shoot.
ing Sunday. took possession OF the
place and hired boy 10 help him
with the farm work and then tried
to sell part OF the wheat crop Muel-
Ter had raised.
The double murder was discov'
cred when Sheriff Carroll went to
Stilwell 20 arrest Dudley on n
charge OF stealing the wheat.
After the killing Dudley IL said
10 have tied the bodies together
and dragged them 10 an abandoned
house, a quarter OF milo distant.
whore he hid the bodies In the
cellar.
Dudley Ia an ex-oonyict.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-24
BOY SLAYERS
PLAY IN JAIL

TWIN FALLS. Idaho. AUG a.
Facing murder charges. Harold and
Lynn Loyolace. aged ~ and 4
years. played happily about the ia
venile ward OF the county jail to
day. They apparently had no
thought whatever OF the killing OF
y. T Hamill. TO which they have
confessed
Since their arrival in prison. the
boys have been bathed and clothed
In pew outfits. They have Figged
up 4 method OF playing "one old
cat" with the jail wall an a back
stop.
II ia evident that they are not
doing any worrying about their
predicament.
All efforts TO locate their parents
have failed.
The date for the foyelace pre-
liminAry hearing has not been set
II will be held up until the district
attorney decides whether he shall
prosocu,. tho boys on n straight
murder charge Lynn. the young
or. f. alleged 20 have actually fired
tho shot which Killed Hamlll. after
the latter surprised the boys rob
bins his house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-24

embracing. but | shall modify tina,
somewhat. am sure that when
our mayor was boy, or oldor per.
hapa. he has come 10 n startling
and unforeseen something" that
has caused him TO close his eyes I'm
stlnetiyely Or again. In some mo-
ment OF his busy life he has felt
nm exquisite thrill. one which pene
trated like the grinding OF steel on
steel. and In full enjoyment OF this
has closed his eyes.
The "kiss" a girl receives has the
Same effects. When she Is n novice
tho kiss 10 always unexpected and
she instinctiyeiy closes her eyes
TO receive tho full intoxication OF
tho unforeseen"
A she be someA accustomed. In d
sense. 10 this common expression OF
love. she closes her eyes 80 as "a
fully receive the exquisite thrill the
physical contact gives
have written on the presump.
ton that the lovers Kiss" Is the
one under discussion.
ALMOST 20"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-24
CHINESE TO NOW
COME THRU HERE

Annuiment OF the agreement be
tween the bureau OF immigration
and tho Canadian Pacific railway
wiil have the effect Of forcing all
Chinese seeking entry into tho
United States 10 apply at Seattle or
San Francisco. and add $500. 900 10
81 600. 900 20 the annual receipts
of this Coasts transportation bush
ness. immigration Commissioner
White said Thursday.
Heretofore Chinese have been al
lowed TO enter the United States
via the Canadian Pacific thru Van.
convcr. n. G.
Anticipating that Canada and the
Canadian Pacific intended TO pull
down the barriers against free en-
sry and exit TO and from this coun.
try. the United States Immediately
took steps 10 cancel the agreement
allowing Chinese TO enter thru Can.
ada
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-24
Wife Sues Man
Spiritualisr1 Led
Into Prison Cell

Aioyslus J. speckert. former a.
torney. now on parole from Walla
Walia prison. where he was sen
fenced for embeEElsment more
than year ago. Was being sued
for divorce Thursday.
Mrs Speckeri. in a complaint
filed Wednesday. alleges her hus-
tand has not supported her since
June ~. tho at liberty and
capable % doing so.
lie has failed even 20 supply the
home with the common necessities,
Mrs Speckert says.
Speckert is now occupying Of
fees at 32s Northern Bank build.
ing. At the time OF hiS arrest he
attributed his wrong doing 10 the
teachings OF Spiritusllsm. lie quit
that faith. he said. and Joined the
Yoga cult shortly before It's leader.
Ralph NJ. DE BIT. was arrested
with Mrs Dorothy A. Gerber. wife
Of a San Francisco physician. who
is now suing for divorce in Cali.
tornia.
Speckert was sentenced to serve
six months TO Is years at Waila
Walla. but was paroicd on account
OF exemplary conduct. II Is said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-24
ARTILLERYMEN HAVE
PRACTICE AT FORT

PORT TOWNSEND. Aug. "a
Nine companies 81 Coast artillery
reserves at Fort Wordcn today
we're engaged in target practice
with the biz guns. firing AZ mark
being iowed eight miles per hour
This practice il preliminary 10
fun service practice. when 1000
pound proiectliea Nill be fired 5000
yards Seattle reserves thus far
have shown superiority In Eunnery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-24
GUILTY CONSCIENCE

Dear Miss Grey: always close
my eyes when a boy kisses me, and
know II other girls who do. We
are between rs and is years OF
age
We all believe We close our eyes
from embarrassment. for No know
We are doing wrong to let every
Tom. Dick and Harry" Kiss us
Who take Va home from a dance.
party or theatre. Hut | do not be-
ileve that the woman who promises
to become the wife OF the man she
loves closes her eyes when the
promise Is scaled with kiss, he.
cause she loves her sweetheart. |
do not love any OF the boys who
have kissed me. therefore, always
eloss my eyes. MAhloN'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-24
PORT COMMISSION
TO HOLD Meeting

Tho port commission will hold a
special meeting Monday TO consider
the proposal OF Commissioner Rems-
burg that the Ferry Line Auto BUS
Co. be given three-fifihs OF tho
revenue from passengers using the
West Seattle ferry. Heretofore the
company has received three-fifths
OF the fares paid by persons who
use the ferry and tho bus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-24
CITIZEN SAILORS
HAVE SHORE LEAVE

SAN DIEGO. Aug 24.-Enjoyine
shore leave here today were the
oitizen-ssilors OF Washington. Ore
gon and Montana. from the cruiser
New Orleans. bound for Magdslena
bay for msneuVcrs.
Two regular members OF the crew
who had an argument on deck we're
slated 10 settle their differences in
a finish fight TODAY in the suburbs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-24
LINER WILL HELP
BREMEN, IS REPORT

BOSTON. Aug. slmultane.
ouHly with the announcement ~
the safe return home OF the
Deutschland the North German
| lloyd liner Willehad slid out from
her berth in East Boston and was
supposed TO be headed early today
for New London. ostenSibly to
meet the Bremen. the second Ger.
man giant submarine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-24
A DAZZLING REASON

Dear Miss Grey: | was visiting a
friend In Milwaukee,. and one morn.
ing as her husband gave her the
usual good bye klss. he said
lis II so bad as that-you have
TO shut your eyes when you kiss
me9'
No. Albert. but you darTle mo
20" she replied.
This Is a true story. Cynthia.
II. r.. NJ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-24
BREMEN NEARING AMERICA

COPENHAGEN. AUG. 24-Tho
submarine Bremen, sister ship OF
the Deutschland. will arrive in
America within a few days. hi.
rector iosmann of the Ocean com
iiany. told a German newspaper
man at Bremen today. The Ocean
Co. has received message from
the Bremen since she left port. he
added.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-24
BANK IS CLOSED

PITTSBURG. Aug 24-The Cen
trail Trust company. state insti-
tuition was closed today Bad
loans and overdrafts forced this
action, according TO a notice post.
ed on the doors. The bank was
patronized largely by commission
merchants and had deposits OF
$500 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-24
GLYCERInE AND BARK
PREVENT APPENDICITIS

The simple mixture OF buckthorn
bark. glyccrinc, etc, known as Ad-
ler-i-Sa astSnishes Seattle people.
Because Adler-i-ka acts on BOTH
lower and upper bowel ONE SPOON
FtI relieves almost ANY CASE
constipation, sour stomach or gas
II removes such surprising foul mat
tor that n few doses often relieve or
prevent appendicitis. a short treat.
ment helps chronic stomach trouble
Tho INSTANT, easy action OF Adler
i-ka is astonishing. Swift's Pharma-
cies, Second ave. and Pike at. and
1895 ~. Broadway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-24
.To HIDE LOVES OPEN DOOR"

.To HIDE OPEN DOOR"
following lines VIII
s~er M Interesting kissing question:;
hen his lips lightly,
N
close he must not
Himself the throne
M placed him
OH could bear
To him naked
know 10 hidden there.
For when dear mate kisses
Just touch, but and slow,
and kissed
A million
all
thousand lives
kisses. tsshes low,
hide o..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-24
TAPPED HIM FOR S.

II. sullivan and y. Il. Droddy.
laborers. were arrested early
Thursday morning. and held on
open charges. after Thomas Kelly
declared they raped him over the
head and took S. from his pockets
The men ran into the arms OF an
officer WHO heard Kelly yelling
They deny the charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-24
SCHOOL TAX RAISED

One mill increase in the 1917
school tax levy was indicated
in preliminary estimates OF er-
penses. under advIsement by the
school board Thursday. The levy
this year was 6is mills.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-24
Here l. a Most Convincing
Testimonial for the
Regal Dentists

Just read {, and then think what
10 means 90 you
20 pull tooth for me. and ! though,
he would pull my head of But all
he ala was 60 break the tooth Then
II had another dsntls, try TO take the
roots out. hut Jared a. bad N his
hands a. dld In the fret dsntists
chance and Try the Regal Dentists
and I am more than pleased that !
did. for they took the roots out for
me. and 81 dld not hurt a bit
"iti0 Virginia St"
Altar reading a frank. straiEhtfor-
ward statement like that. how can
you possibly have any doubts that
". can 40 as ws claim vs can. PER
form any and all kinds Of dentistry,
and do ~ absolutely without hurting
the patient a bit.
est class dentists tha. has ever been
gathered together In tho Northwest
Each and every one % them has his
certificate from tho state dental
board changing right on tho wall In
front Of bis dental chair. In plain
sight OF all.
zach and every one ~ them ha.
graduated from the best dental col
iexes. which means that they have
spent years % hard and persistent
study under competent Instructors
10 learn their profession and learn II
thoroughly
portant parts OF your anatomy. II
you could realize Just how important
IL f. TO keep them in perfect condi-
ton. you wouldn't delay another
minute. You would get to our offic.
just as fast as you possibly could.
IL won't cost you n cent 10 have our
.rpeEi dentists give you n thorough
examination and an estimate Of just
what N will cost TO have your mouth
put into perfect condition. And Il
will he worth n great deal more than
Il will cost 60 have this done and
have Il done right away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-24
THIS KISSING QUESTION
INSPIRES SEATTLEITES
TO ANSWER IN VERSE

This question of why girl closes her eyes when boy
kisses her is moving Scattleites write And
the prose answers coming in numbers. few follow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-24
oIsAoRgEs WITH MAYOR

Dear Miss Grey: dislike to dis
agree with the chief official OF our
city but-A GIRL DOES CLOSE
HER EYES WHEN A MAN
KISSES HER. That Ia rather all
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-25
EAT HIS FIRST REAL
MEAL IN MONTHS ON
THANKSGIVING DAY
Endorses Orgatone for Good 1t
Has Done Him in Short
Time.
SUFFERED FOR THREE YEARS
Couldn't Eat Tomatoes or
Sweet Potatoes at All; Has
No Trouble Now.

Il have been helped 10y Orgatonc
and / think it is certainly fine med
icinc" said E g. Leonard, the we'll
known and popular employee OF the
Wells Fargo Express Company and
who resides at 20 South Lawton,
this city.
Il had suffered from Indigestion
for long time he continued, and
my case went from bad To worse. as !
have been more or less affected with
stomach trouble and nervousness and
general run down condition for
about three years.
"My condition was not dangerous
AT all, but | seemed to get no strength
or nourishment from my food, felt
weak and tired, and was nervous and
couldn't sleep well at night, and was
just like a good many other men who
are not quite sick enough to give W
and take to bed.
81 had little or no appetite, ana was
constipated good deal, and my
limbs ached me until / felt heavy and
dcbilitated all the time. II seemed ages
since ! had eaten a good square meal
81 have taken three bottles oi
Orgatore already, and ! have gotten
splendid results. | have no trouble AT
all now with anything ! eat and by
the way, you should have seen me
thanksgiving go dltcf real GOOD am
ncr. / certainly did do justice to II
good and plenty and never felt al
ache or pain afterwards either.
have gotten strong since ! began the
treatment and my appetite is simply
fine.
81 eat just anything | want and
nay food seems to nourish me and
feel all right for the first time in q
good many years. think Orgatone is
great medicine, and | am certainly
willing to recommend IL.
The genuine Orgatone is sold oX
clusivcly in Tulsa by Roy Il. Getman'i
RcXall store under personal super
vision OF the Orgatone health expert
Mr.. Carl &. Johnson ChimsolG or sen
by mail TO out-of-town people UpoI
receipt of price, 500 per bottle o
six bottles for rive dollars.
other agencies are Cowman's phar
macy, Sapulpa, oklahoma. ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-25
NEW RAILWAY TO BE RUSHED
Chinese Road With American Backing
10 BE Important Line.

(C,rrcspondcnce of The Associated Press)
pEKlNG, Dec. 2i.-Work Will begin
at once upon the railway which the
American international Corporation
is to finance IN Human and kwangsi
provinces Thru an agreement between
the Chinese government ana tho
American contractors a route origin
ally agreed upon for this line rs 10
be somewhat modified The railway
will start from Chuchow in Human
province. Chuchow is the southern
terminus of railway which now eX-
tends south from Chang sha, the
capital Of Human province. The line
to he built by Americans viii extend
south, thru Hongchowtu, and. from
that point will run southwest To
Kweilin, then southwest to Manning on
the Vest river. A spur of the railroad
will extend to lanchow, in Kwang-
tUng province, a port of considerable
commercial importance on the Gulf of
Tongking.
The extension of this railway to the
sea makes IL of far greater importance
than the original line which has Ia
have Nanking as its terminus
At Chuchow the railway Will con
meet with an important line the Eng
lish have partially constructed towards
the east, which will eventually be eN-
tended to Nanking. The British line
taps very rich mineral section, and
the line which the Americans are 10
'mild also runs thru territory in Human
province which is heavily mineralized
In kwdngsi province the new line will
traverse very rich agricultural
country giving railway connection 10
many important districts which are
now served chiefly by water transport
tation on small streams incapable oi
accommodating steam craft.
The proposed line will form a link
in an all-rail route from Pcking di-
rectly south to the sea by way of Han.
/ koN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-25

Soldiers know no hate. And he
cause they have heard ON the battle
field the wounded of the two camps
cIv out with the same eternal 'Moth'
err they forget vengeance. Thc uy-
ing soldier forgivos. He knows that
he who Killed him did his duty, the
mere instrument of a force which de-
stroys. like himself lie prays that
his death may he the ransom of other
lives. 10 not let our men who return
live with us in vain--lot MS believe
them. they who know the truth about
the war. They understand hat re-
Venge would strike men like them
selves. and they remind us of the
bond unbreakable which exists be
tween all women. Should the soldier
who has killed our son or our hus-
band suffer or die as We wish. some
woman like ourselves Will feel liic
snatched from her And the griet OF
this poor woman will add all IT,
weight to our own grief. because TINS
woman. this German woman, is our
sister
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-25
Found Cotton Profitable.


BRlSTOW. okla, Dec. 24.-It was
learned this week that one Of the
most profitable pieces of land in this
county. from an agricultural point of
view, is that of q. y. Fox, south of
this city. He farmed his land to such
good advantage this year that every
acre he had in cotton, and most of his
farm was in cotton. averaged him n
fraction over $50. This is certainly
a good showing for any farm and
demonstrates the fact that land
around Bristow is capable of produc-
ing good crops when rightly worked
and TILED. Mr.. Fox tho has the repu-
tation of being one of the best farm
ors in Creek county
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-25

Special to ne World
BRISTOW Okla, Dec. 24.-After
Christmas Judge w. l.. Cheatham will
be in Oklahoma city practically all the
time, where he can assist and give ad-
vice to his friends who have charge
of his campaign for speaker of the
house of the coming legislature. judge
Cheatham's friends are of the opinion
that he stands as good a show as any
other candidates ana have opened
headquarters at the ee-lluckins ho-
tel and will be there until the speaker
ship is finally settled. The Judges
opponents will know that they have
had a fight to defeat the Bristow at
torney before they get thru with IT,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-25
Tulsa Attorney Locates.

BRISTOW, Okla. Dec. 24.-This
city has IA new lawyer-new to this
part of the state-who comes from
Tulsa. His name is Charles O. Beay-
ers, and he has associated himself
with Judge w. L. Cheatham, VINO was
elected to the state legislature at the
recent election. Judge Cheatham
goes to the capitol next week and will
be absent for four months, or practic-
ally so, and Attorney Beaver will have
charge of the office. Mr.. Beaver
comes to this city welf recommended
and he has great faith in the futur,
growth of the coming oil town of the
mid-continent field.