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La Junta tribune., 1916-10-21
An"sh~r Pur- Water supply Project

Al meeting OF the city council,
Of Rocky Ford. W. II. Goblin en-.
crossed the attention OF that dis.
iinEuished body ~!:h n proposition
TO furnish that city with n practi-
eally unlimited supply OF pure spring
water. At = figure much more rca-
sonable than had ever before been
offered. because OF the great reduc-
'ion tina, could be effected In the
cost OF pipe and also IN the length
OF the supply line tha, would b.
necessary. II is said TO be the most
favorable proposition tina, has been
submitted since that OF the late
lamen,ed Colonel fa~. whose water
scheme asitated the minds OF the
official and civic bodie. OF every
town In the Arkansas Valley a few
short Year, ago. The newspapers
OF tina, burg In chroniciins this
great event failed TO give the ,~ss,
istimstion - to the location Of this
La Junta tribune., 1916-10-21

along In the business Of the world
comes under such head
In the Third Congressional District
George + McJlcllaud Is running for
Congress on the Republican ticket, lie
is the business mans candidate be
cause he has spent thirty six years In
the district. has built up a successful
business Of hts own. Is an employer
OF many men whose confidence and
friendship he holds. and has found
time 10 promote the general business
OF his district and to assist others
on the road toward success
The confidence. above referred 10 IL
clearly proved by the fact that Nc
Clelland has been mayor OF his home
ciy-liaho Springs has helped
TO raise that city from a small mining
camp TO world known health resort
And this too. without relinguishins
center
Through hisr year, In the district
there has come TO him thorough
knosledse OF it, requirements. and
hs has pledged himself TO work hon
estly and sincerely To the tilling OF
his districts needs Being man OF
ability. as shown by his oNu past
deeds. the promise becomes more than
mere arrangement OF words III,
friends and they are many know he
will make good on the congressional
job
MeClcll5UJ pcyrr failed 40 answer
~hcr Colorado called for men tu de
Nolop her rr-D1rurs and strive Tor hyr
future llr appreciates that the U8u
Who own. au aero a. eraI1H anH ono
cnv has interests f.Hf must Ia locke
after aa vyU aH tE. uur who owns
ten thousand rn-.# u- a million Hu"a.
min0 Hu ryaIirr. chat q u.H aan eat
r.rE "a aHHrr m.A.t into Hrr. H,I
or factory aud who JrTI.s Bus pAy
envelope home tn rHr uIbaHa,Hg %.
the modest euftaEu aHH fHr better
mcnt Of the wif" aud children. is just
A. much husinys. man aud Is quite
as much needed in the community as
the man Sho puts the money in that
pay envelope
Through the election OF George =
McClcllaud Ihe Third district n pros
porous section OF mines anI farms -
-'il all the more quickly come into
its osn and receive. a. the hands Of
Congress the things It has been strus
sting for
La Junta tribune., 1916-10-21

breeder and feeder. | am In a posi-
ton TO place an ACTUAL land not
guess nj IN value on your prop
rriy. and when elected. my deputies
for spring work must b. qualified
for the particular Kind OF work he
or she T. required 20 do
\ vote for johnson spells Salts
faction" TO every taxpayer in otero
county and when elected will give
ALL of my time TO the official duties
OF the office. Kindly thanking you
in advance for your influence and
vote on November Eth. which !
Know you will never have cause to
regret.
La Junta tribune., 1916-10-21
Postal Operator Ab>eonsi>

T. r Davis. the little operator
that has been filling the position a,
the Postal Telegraph office since tn.
death OF Miss Msy~. disappeared
some time during the niEhi OF Fri.
day Las, and no clue to hi, where
abouts can be found.
Davis Vas seen to board a train
and IL reported TO have said ,ha, he
~as soinE 20 La Junta to visit, for
few days after which he would
60 20 Denver where he mad been as.
signed . better position.
The repor, OF his departure
caused an auditor TO be sent to
Rocky Ford TO check In = new oper.
A,or ~hea Il VAS found that the
young man WAS short In his account.
nor. than S&eo.
Photographs and descriptions of
the missing man have been sent all
over the country and his arrc., IL
but . question OF time.-Rocky
Ford 6asette.
La Junta tribune., 1916-10-21
HIGH school. COLUMN
Ry Paul Rogers
Lamar Wins

Again la Junta went down to de-
feat oNerpowered by tremendous
weight. when Lamar piled up 90
points In the same number OF min
utes II took Us to make nothing.
II Is no, necessary to explain the
reason Why. Lamar averages lso
to l5a pounds per man and la
Junta averages ieS TO l30 pounds
and although the boys played hard
and fast they were unable To break
down the barrier presented by the
Lamar line. The la Junta boys
could not force a single yard in the
first half Lamar breaking through
and runuing practically anyv here
they wished In the second half Ia
Junta began 90 brace and Lamar
erased 20 make the yardace which
was $50 noticeable iH the first half
The boys have The stuff iu them
tu mah, winning team and were
they PLAYING mon Uf anywhere near
fhrIT own weight to would be- abso-
iat,Iv impossible for us 10 Iosc. A.
The matter stands it Is sure thing
that although w, bay, lost the first
league same of the season. We are
not defeated by any means The
boys are just gettiue whipped into
shape they are overcoming the avk-
Uardncss caused by their Iucxper-
icnce. their taekling Is beginning to
resemble a somewhat more tangible
form of eudeaNor and the grit which
is the predominatiug feature OF the
team Is being maintained. II will
soon reach stage Of development
where II viii not need strengthen
Ing
Il is hoped that in the match be-
tween Trinidad and la Junta today
thcr, will be- a more equal chance
for us 10 play men somewhat nearer
our own w~lgbt We are confident
that oar ability Is on par With
that OF any other team In the valley
La Junta tribune., 1916-10-21
HoI.BRook CENTER

The first little snoW OF the season
fell "Wednesday evening
Mr. and Mrs. u. ". Rich are very
proud Of young daughter who sr.
rived "Wednesday to Join the four
little brothers in the family circle.
Misses Katie and Anna Hansen
entertained Saturday evening NJ
their home about fifty Of their
friends. A very pleasant evening Was
enjoyed by all,
SSundsy afternoon. October sgd.
at e;1o o'clock. there will be a TEN
pcranee rally at the East Holhrook
school house. Judge Miller vill
speak on the proposed Beer Amend.
meme Come out 10 the meeting
Miss winona Reed jewell. prcsI,
dent Of the Twelfth District ". c
7. L. OF Colorado. will speak Monday
evening October ?sd. at : O'Clock
at the CheraS NJ. =. Church. Miss
jewell Is graduate OF the Emerson
College OF oratoy.
"Wednesday evening the parad. o,
number OF autos from Holhroos
60 the republican rally In la Iunta
-As quite an event. under IN. man,
Ar.men, o, !. W strickier o,
Chcra~. on account Of tn. unfayor,
able weather. many nor. would
have Joined the parade but t.arrt
10 hr.x. IN. .i.rn.,,.
La Junta tribune., 1916-10-21
NOT ENOUGH CHILDREN

s~cf r-eriss the proper balance Of ss.i
b su6sc,en;iy no1fish bcsh t.ri, and
trAia during the growing r.-r,oi ~hen
natures demands are greater ,haa IN
mature life. This 10 shown In ~ mary
pale fsecs. icaa bodies. ff-suea, eoid.,
add laSk OF smss,ioa.
Fec all saeh ehildrea ~ cay With
ssuaissakshle eafacsseess: They pr~,i
Srusi's ksaaissca. and nerd !; no~. |,
Possesses in coDexssfssci form the VIZ
fu>a eienenss 10 enf,eh Their b,ossi. /,
sAAsers vvahsess 10 ssrvsxsh. u nAkes
Urn ssefdy 80 strUaS. No AicuAoi.
aua q 0Usss 0nnAunA. ~
La Junta tribune., 1916-10-21
Deeds itclic Iii> W"r,i>"

Colonel Roosevelt in his speech at
Louisville Ky said
AT the outset ot ms speech I
~ish Go point out, a. have else
whsrt pointed 1ut that the dosiriur
uop often advanced ss Go o., impro-
pricty % srItigiTiur tly President
without any rrssr3 AZ 20 whether
the criticism is or ts not Just, has
no warrant either in history or on
grounds ot puhlir morality. An
drcv Jackson Ia a message TO the
senate on April Is, lSss. put the
case exactly a. u should be aut Tie
said:
The President Is aecouufatis -
ths bar - rutlic orIrIor for every
asi of hts Admlblstraton Subject
anly 70 The restrsints % truth ard
Justice thr FREE people of the
United states have ths uuaoubtsa
usht - Individuals cr consstits.
Is, orally o. in ~ftuns at such
time aud tn such iauguAEe and
form A. thst MAJ think proper.
10 discuss his efus,Ai eendnet ana
express and promalsats their
opinions cnuesrnihs a.
"rhh LAYS down the la~ ihA'
should be followed. There mu,, h
truth and Justice In all that 10 ,aiS
Of the President. or Of anyone else
less than any one other man In IN
nation has be the rishi 10 claim I'm
munity from any criticism that 8
both ius, and truthful
- eVt,t.ts~ t'rv>.ss~st wiisco i-
cas.~ hi. d~~~i. have t-,s~i hi
Wus>ss."
La Junta tribune., 1916-10-21

The cafeteria lunches which are
being served at the high school hay.
proved very successful thus far.
These lunches are prepared by the
Domestic Science classes and are
served at tn. noon hour to high
school students and teachers. and
any Others who may wish to take
them.
Each menu Is complete meal
consisting OF soup. vegetable.
meat or meat substitute. salad. des-
sert and beverages. and represents a
balance of food stuffs and a proper
combination OF materials.
This course enables each Eirl to
have practical experience in meal
planning Much stress Is laid upon
economical buying and the suhstitu-
tiou of one food for another when
Necessity demands. less expense. but
equal food VALUE, Ia like manner
variety iu method of preparation OF
lhr various Jishps Is studied.
This is new undertaking for
the Domestic Science department
and its ultimate success or failure
viii depend upon the patronage Il
receives by the high school and pat,
rons ANY one is welcome To take
lunch any day, although it would be
appreciated II those in town would
send word before time.
La Junta tribune., 1916-10-21
CHESTER JOHNSON
Republican Cand idatefor
County Assessor.

In selecting a man for so import
ant an office as County Assessor.
first you want n man who has made
a success OF hts own business. a man
that did not seek nor ask for the
office and Vas very much sur
prised when I was asked TO accept
the nomination for Assessor and
from my experience OF my lifetime
as farmer. real estate owner.
La Junta tribune., 1916-10-21
Trinidad Niesim-

Ia juntA and Trinidad play today
the second o, the league rsme..
At rss;ine Park. The TriaidAd team
oomcs with tn. expectation Of eat.
ing the local boys aliv. We viii
.ait for the final seore before ~e
predict OF prophecy. 70. .e know
La Junta tribune., 1916-10-21

that the Trinidad team is composed
OF men, good enough. perhaps. to
digest so good and hardy bunch as
ours. II they can only swallow them.
La Junta tribune., 1916-10-21
William B. WincheII
Republican Candidate
For
County Clerk and Recorder

The people of the county have right
to expect from this office the same service
that they demand from any other business
firm with which they deal.
My business experience has kept me in
close touch with the Clerk and Recorders
office, and if elected, pledge myself to
use this experience in giving the county
an efficient and economical administration.
absolutely free from partisanship.
La Junta tribune., 1916-10-21
BUSINESS MEMS CHOICE
Congress- VIII Hear Something oi
Third Colorado District From
George e. MeCieiiano.

Once In whilc the business men OF
. distric, realize that they have log
icai candidate for Congress And this
doesn't mean big Business. either
On the contrary, It means the real
business men small business men -
and everybody who works for living
who tries to build home and get
La Junta tribune., 1916-10-21
observation-disclosures Reception

The BOYS club uas most attract.
lively decorated Ia the Sophomore
colors ot hiuc and gold. TO form a
background tor the most delightful
reception given 20 the Freshman
class last Friday evening The
floor Sere covered With Navajo
rugs and the ~ora Freshman" VAS
wrought in blue and gold over IN.
Arch~Ay
The iolio~ins program enter
tAined the quests until a late hour
~heh refreshments we're served. AZ.
ter which an hour OF oonversAiion
~As INDUCED Ia.
Selection. Goodbye Summer"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05
Has Man Arrested on Check
Charge, WHhdraws Charge,
GiUes Him $500 For Family

w A Field. charged in the county
court with swindling. was released
from the county Jail Friday afternoon
upon the recommendation Of c. W.
Groom. county attorney.
A delegation of women from the
Eastern Star lodge called upon Mr..
Groom and informed him that Fields
family were in destitute circumstances
and that he had given the check for 81
to the LOngwell Transfer company be-
cause of his financial conditions. The
complaint was filed by the LongweIl
company.
J. J. Longwell, when told OF the cir
cumstances of the arrest. agreed to
withdraw the charge and in doing so
sent the unfortunate family S. to buy
groceries. Field has family. Of four
children, the younger being twins and
five months old. He is a lumber man
from Piney, TEX, and brought his
family west for their health.
The complaint upon which he was
arrested on January 10 set forth that
he had given a check upon the El
Paso Bank & Trust company for So
ana received so cents in change.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05
MAYOR DECLARES
WEEK FOR BABIES
Proclamation Fixes March
Ali as "Save the Babies
Week" in the City.

Save the Babies Week has beer
fixed for March 4 to II as the time FOL
considering the needs OF. the infan
children OF FL PasO. This has beer
done by proclamation Of mayor Ton
Lea, issued Saturday morning from thu
city hall.
The mayors proclamation reads a!
follows:
To the Citizens of FL Paso:
The week Of March 4 TO March
IL has been set apart by proclama-
ton Of the governor as a week for
considering the needs of the infant
children of our state.
Franchise League.
The FL Paso Equal Franchise
league have arranged to employ
the said week in getting before the
public the very important question
of the treatment of babies and
children. 1t has been suggested
that the clergy Of the city call TO
the attention Of their cOngrega-
tiOns the plans of the committee in
charge Of this excellent undertake
ing.
The purpose is to fix the atten-
tiOn, especially during this week,
of the whole city on the proper
care Of babies particularly dur
ing hot weather, in order 10 furth-
er reduce infant mortality. It seems
hardly necessary to say that this
proclamation seems particularly
fitting for the church's support
Much has been accomplished in
the years gone by with the hospi-
tai at Cloudcroft in saving the
lives Of babies and little children.
Asks Cooperation.
In order that we may progress
at all times and promote the well
fare of our city by reducing infant
mortality, and teaching those who
have the care of children their
great duty. we must have the act
i've cooperation of all citizens, and
especially of religious and civic
organizations which have SO much
concern for the cfty's welfare.
I therefore, ask the clergy TO
can this matter to the attention of
their congregation and urge all cit
liens and all organizations in the
city to cooperate heartily with the
committee in charge that success
may crown their efforts.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05
DISPOSAL PLANT STORE ROOM
ROBBED OF LEATHER BETTING

The store room of the city disposal
plant was robbed sometime Friday
night Of two rolls of leather betting,
eight inches wide, and valued at $50.
Serafino Jimnez. a Mexican, was ar
rested by policeman Cromer Saturday
morning. It is charged he was remov-
ing a lap robe from an automobile
parked on Pioneer plaza.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05
FILES COMPLAINT AGAINST 3
ON CHARGE OF TAXING Auto

a complaint has been filed in justice
J. VI. beavers court against George
Feriss and Eugene and Mrs. Smart"
by Judge W. N. Peticolas charging
them with taking his Dodge automobile
on January 16.
Judge Peticolas says he received a
message from Yuma, Ariz., Saturday
stating that three persons were there
with Pm automobile answering the de-
scription Of the one which was stolen
from him He filed the complaint and
a warrant was issued for the three
persons.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05
HERRING. ARDOIN AND
ESQ ALEDA EOR COMMISSIONER

Henry /. Herring and c. ". Ardoin,
il is understood, will ask the County
and City Democratic club, this evening
for its endorsement for the nomination
in precinct No. for county commits
sioner.
Joe Escajeda, district clerk, has also
announced for commissioner from this
district
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05

State Of Texas.
County OF FL PasO.
TO THOSE INDEBTED TO OR HOLDING
CLAIMS AGAINST THE ESTATE OF
SIMON KINSELLA. DECEASED:
The undersigned duly appointed and quail
fled executor Of the last Will and testament
and estate OF Simon Kinsella. licensed late
Of I'll Paso county. Texas. said viii having
been admitted to probate in the county court
OF El Paso county. Texas and letters tesla
mentary issued, January 3. a. D., 1915. here
bv notifies an persons indebted to said es-
tate TO come forward and make settlement
and those having claims against said estate
to present them 20 him within the time
prescribed by law at his office at 720 Mills
building in the city OF FL Paso FL Paso coun-
ty Texas. where he receives his mail and
transacts the business Of the estate.
Dated, this 29th day Of January, a D.,
J. NJ Goggin
Executor Of the last will and testament and
eatate Of Simon Kinsela. DECEASED.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05

sTICE OF INTENTION TO INCORPOR-


NOTICE OF INTENTION TO INCORPOR-
ATE.
Notice is hereby given that II Is the in
tention Of W. s. Crombie and George N.
Crombie. both Of Fl Paso, Texas who have
heretofore conducted a partnership business
under the firm name Of CrOmbie g. Co.
to become incorporated and have made APP
picatlon to the state Of Texas for a char
ter and when Issued the firm will be alb
sorbed by such corporation and the business
conducted at the same location in FL Paso,
Texas. by the Corporation Crombie q Com
pany
Witness our hands, this the-day Of
February, 1916.
O. n Crombie.
". S. Crombie
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05
Wanted HeIp-FewaIe.

Wanted HeIp-FeuaIe.
HAVE good home for an old lady on farm.
Write L. 6s1. care Herald.
WANTED-shop girl at once. Guarantee
Electric Co. 41S Z. Boulevard
ENGLISH speaking girl for general house
work. must have reference. 1913 Myrtle.
WANTED-English speaking girl FOR general
homework Phone 1903. 1920 Alameda Ave.
WANTED-woman for cook and do general
homework. 1898 Montana.
Neutrality-suspicious. girl for candy de-
partment, the Elite Confectionery co.
WANTED-cook and good housekeeper.
Phone 1873
WANTED-GirI for bindery work with some
experience. Fl Paso Printing co.
Wimbledon girls that can sing and
dance Company going east. Apply to Eugene
Carey. Angelus hotel
WANTED-Woman for general housework.
must stay nights, objection TO woman
with child. $500 Fl Boulevard.
FIVE bright. capable ladies to travel DEM
onstrate and sell dealers. S25 10 $50 DER
week Railroad fare paid. Goodrich Drug
Company. Dept 572. Omaha. Neb.
WRITE motion picture plays. $50 each ev-
perienco unnecessary. Details free to no
ginners. Producers League. 22O Wainwrirbt
ST. Louis.
$50 SALARY for GO days worl, maid yo77o-
in each town 70 distribute free circulars ami
take orders for White Ribbon Concentrated
1lavoring. J. S. zicgler Co. Chicago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05
ONE THOUsAND DOIIARs REWARD.
HeIp Wanted-SaIesmen.

Help Wanted-Salesmen.
I Statesmen make big money selling our
! punchboard deals. Address Behrend Bros,
4S4I Adams st. Chicago
COMMISSION sALEsMEN-Chinaware di-
rect from factory. Good sideline. Pays good
commission. The OarroIton Pottery Co.,
carrollton. o.
IF YOU are live real estate man. see me.
{ Can offer you one Of the best propositions
you ever saw. Apply room 2i1. Roberts
/ Banner Bldg. nine 10 eleven a. m. or phone
| 1856
J ALEsMAN-yacancy Feb. 18th. Exper-
fenced In any line TO sell general trade in
Commission contract, s35 weekly for ex-
penses Continental Jewelry Co. 1926 Con-
tinental Building. Cleveland. Ohio.
sALEsAIEN-subscripti solicitors: maya
zine men everywhere; big 1915 proposition
for any state now ready. Small towns only
A. E Stephens. Mgr. s35 Jackson St, To-
Deka, Kansas.
Statesmen neutrality-suspicious. unneces-
sary. easy work. big pay. Write for large
list Of openings offering opportunities to earn
Address nearest Office Dept 223. National
Salesmens Training Association. Chicago
New York, San Francisco.
FORD OWNERs-To demonstrate real Ford
starter. Turns engine over all four cylin-
ders. Electric vaporizer makes gas direct
regular firing order. Safe, sure. cold wealth
er starter. Any woman can operate. Re
tails complete twenty dollars. Exclusive
territory Automatic Mfg. Co, 329 Ply
mouth. Chicago.
ATTRACTIVE SALARY AND COMMISSION
JOB-Responsible company viii soon require
services Of two high grade house canvassers
with actual past experience to sell an estab-
lished high class house speciality. Perma-
nency is up to you. This is not a fake adv,
consequently we do not want applications
from would-be statesmen. State experience,
references and address in first letter. Adj
dress Postoffice Box sac. El Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05
Rosebusher Trees. Etc.

Rosebushes, shade trees, grapes and plants
Write quick for my list OF best home grown
tested varieties, with special advertising Of
fer. Plant now. To introduce; u big : "
so cent, dormant rosebushes ready to plant
best kinds assorted. all for $500.
Francis +. Lester. Mesilla Park. n. NJ.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-02-05
For Standardization.

For Observation-Disclosures.
>~s~~~-~-~-~-~-~-~->~~~-~-
FREE automobile market Cars bought and
sold 400 Mills St.
BUICK roadster SO Fl. P. cheap. SAYS. Dr.
= D. Strong. Phone 277 or 1877.
SELLING second hand autos our specially,
Myrtle Trading Place. Phone hughes 2S8I.
HUPMOBILE roadster for sale. 1915 model
in first class condition throughout Big
bargain Guy Watt Phone 1856
WANTED-second hand Ford delivery truck
must be in good condition. Sunset Grocery.
700 Mundy.
FOUR lots in Alexander addition on Mesa
to trade for good car Address W. 165. care
Herald.
FOR sALE-Owner unredeemed passenger
National automobile, good condition. See
city Loan Co 4O5 S. El Paso.
SPECIAL BARGAINS in used cars at Lon
dener's- as to choose from. Read our big
ad on page 16 and call at eos West San
Antonio.
1912 CADILLAC Z pass Buick p. pass
1913 Abbott-Detroit pass. These cars have
just been overhauled in Ia condition VIII
make terms Southern Motor Co. Phone 40.
355 Myrtle Ave.
TIRES guaranteed 5000 miles IS to s1s. ac-
cording TO size. Send us two old tires for
reconstruction into one tire good for $500
miles Prices 81 to s.. Highest cash prices
for used tires Universal Tire Co. 40 Mills
st. Phone 3156
AUTOMOBILES AND FORDS.
Overland model so, electric starter and
lights acknowledgements. 1900
1915 Pathfinder, pass, electric starter
Paige 5 pass, electric starter and lights 400
Ford Grey & Davis electric starter re-
built Observation-Disclosures. -......--.. 365
Ford 1915 perfect condition -...-.---.-. S25
Ford truck. new --------- .-----.------- 30
1915 Ford roadster --.-.--.--.-----. 30
American Scout roadster .----...-.-... 500
pass. iitne new. will get the money. $50
Regal truck. good condition. $50
Regal 5 pass. a buy at................ go
HupmobiIe. pass. $50
WHY'S truck, 1900 Observation-Disclosures. $50
50 cars on the floor today
We rebuild our own cars Service guaranteed
Largest dealers in rebuilt cars in the SOUTH
west
Hatcher Steiner.
Used Cars.
315 Texas St Phone 1870.