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Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-09-27
Murbet paa Mfrg. 4inq Concord

Mprbet paa @rs. Sting Concord,
g. g., ben 246e Sept. @aston 8nI,
locf Means nagte6e fig ioag, 6a ban
blep fremftillet til 6orunoerbggelie,
.fDloig / Morbet paa Mrs. Mal1be
g. Sing. Means forbaleoe Metter-
ga1gen pe0 at forlange 5agens Sen,
lpggelle til ct an6et @etsoiitrift. On
Domner fra ct an6et 8o1pnibip blep
bentet til at prpitoere beo Jormnoer-
iggellen.
Concord, 81. g., ben 256e Sept.
Cotton g. Means bleb ibag benpilt
til @ranoiurDen UNDER en- MnfIage
for at babe 1nDr6et Wlol1oe 81. &fng
,efter en- Jorl1noeri6geIfe for Dommer
Bitts. San bleo lat glrreite,1 ,1oe,l
GinaoeIfe til at itille @outio11. SAT-
1l1aa forinare fig MOB glnflagen for
at babe ffubt Millionnrinoen, bbis
Gieneite ban bar, be6 8lacfpel6er
5prings / ge9rbeoe11 ON Mftene1t ben
29be 9luguft.
Nnflageoe paaitaar, at ct 8nlo,
bporpeo Msrs. 4ing brat Mnfelen,
ilog bun 8iftole,t ITO al ct Erp, bbor
ben bar -benlagt, % at sfl1oet git al
be6 en- l1lDffesb oelfe og traf benoe
I 6aloet.
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@npernbr Terguiun ffblbig. =
Mnitim 9eras ben 226e Sept. Den
fuspenoereoe >@nperner SanteS 6.
5ergufon blep prafttff talt affat fra
tit @n1be6e toag, 6a Eeras Senat ith-
6enbe fom MigSret fan6t bam fDloig
111eo 81 moo 4 Stemmer - I II
al 21 NnfIagepunfter, reilt imoo bam
al Mepreie11tantbufet. Set 1taar eno-
mi igien for 9enatet at faitlette
@traffen, fom efter GeraS 2ope rnaa
blipe Mhettelfe fra bans @mbe6e.
@enatet bar bare en- anben cling ut
gigre, 11emlig lite at afiRtte bam
troos set bar fu,16et bam nDlbig.
gnftit, &er., Ben 25oe Sept.
Eeras' @enat beilntte6e / Mt6oagS
at m6intte Mfitennni1g oper MigsretS-
6ommen MOB @uperngr 5erguion
til @. 4 I @ftermiooag.
g}ep gorfa 8rimarbalg. Me!p
Sort ben 206e Sept. Me6 bare SO
.af 2,06O @aIgoiitrifter tgie1t at bere
fra bar SSobn 8urrop Mhebel bare
438 @tern1er foratt 8tlliam M.
Bennett &ntnpe1t ON BEN rep1bli.
fa1tife Mon1inmto1t til Mapor / Mero
.gort.
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Ny Afalprtttg.
@ernsturff affbret lpm 9opeomano
for anti=amerifanife &omplotter,
1ncbens ian nar Mmbasiabpr.
Sab iin fegjering om $4,000 til at
paabirfe &ungresien giennem en-
ubenepnt Organization.

@aibington ben 21be Sept. 6or-
benbprenoe tiff 9lmbasiaopr @reD
bon 8ernstorff bar aftib i anti-antes
rifanlfe &onlplotter, 1nebens bans
Nation og 6e 6oreneoe 5tater freut-
oeles bar Denner, % bob l1oenrigs-
oeparteme,1tet / 9erlin ben s22oe ssSds
mar ON $4,000 til at i1tfluere
4ongresien ufom beo tibltgere Mnle6'
ninger". &ans 8irfiombeb git ITO
paa at paabirfe 4ongresfen giennem
en- nben9bnt Organiiatton, fom ban
melote til lin &egiering umaaife fl1n.
be forbinore &rig".
Observation-Disclosures loo bette
blibe befien6t ibag, ibet set fltn6gior-
De Orolpoen al ct 4ommuntfe trent
len6t ben Sag.
l16enrigs sbeparternentet oplplte:
ul16enrigsminiiteren offentliggior-
6e felgen6e 8uoifab fra @mbasia6dt
8ernstorff til Observation-Disclosures
tet / Berlin, 6ateret Sen 226e Sa=
nnar 1917:
Seq be6er ON 8en1Dn6igelie til at
u6betale $50 900 for iom oeo ti6lige-
re Mnleoninger at paabirfe &on-
gres1en giennem ben Organiiatton,
iom De fienoer til, og iom r1aaife tan
forbinore &rig. Seq begDn6er ini6-
lerti6 at banole 6erefter. timber 6is,
ie 0mften6igbeoer er en offtciel tpF
grflering til SoroeI for SSrlan6 me,
get gnifelig for at pin6e @tptte fra
ben irife Sn6flp6elie ber."
Denne Mflgring, fonme116e lige i
Salene paa 6e ipenif=tpff-arge11tinf
merifanif= =pbilippinffe Afilgringer og
parret meo 3tmmermanns 1nert>
fanif-iapanlfe @omplot, faitilaar be1t<
ne 8egierings Spp6elie al, at Gpif=
lanb breb nneo &on1plotter og Yropa.
ga16a oper ben bele 8erbe1t.
Denne operraiten6e &nnbgi6relie
bar bog oet ferite beiten1te 8epis,
iom er blebet offentliggiort, for, at
8ernstorff bab6e perionligt &ieno,
fab til De tpffe Sntrtger beroper.
Man bar lRnge bapt Ndstanfe ON,
at ban baboe 2eoelien al @on1plotter.
ne, % &egieringen bab6e bepiit, at
bans &ollega ben 6iterrigife Mnnbas-
iabgr, foreito6 ct &omplot, 1ne6e11s
Der en6nu bar Sreb mellen1 De to
2a1oe.
8ernstorffs Mua6 angaaenbe ST.
Lamb bleb bieniDnlig fulgt, for / en-
! nf fine 5re6serfl9ringer gioroe EDff.
lano meget @pien al gelpitpre for
Srlanb og SsSn6ie11.
&ommunifeet bleb fen6t paa ct
Gtospunft, ba ct 8ru6 nellem Chit
Lamb og be gorene6e Stater bar 11pr,
og mi11ore END II Gage ienere tbprf-
iatte apfferne ben ifaanfellsie l1noer-
bsfrfg.
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krtgRtt ttlHuH.
So tDife 1tbaabe lenfet ! &a1np 1neb
ct amerifanif Sfib % brittle F.,
-..E Sprpebotasere.
&en fanbt @teo mbenfor Sbet-
lanbsberne. 11nberretningen font
11en fra 8ergen, Mprge.

2onoon oen 196e Sept. @1t ar
1neret nnrerifanif Dan1per bar iano.
}pnligpisam1fet en- tpit l1n6erpanos=
baao pkg @amp i Spopit for
sbetla1l6sSerre, meloer ct Telegram
/ It'll Central geesps fro Bergen ioag
citener,oe u8ergeus ffttenbI
De,1 amerifanife Camper traf
ifglge Selegrammet = paa en- I'm,
6erban0Sbaa6 ifero me6 at ipnfe ct
an6et &offar6tifib etfteos uoenfor
Sbetlan6sperne. 9lnterifaneren aab-
neoe Slo paa BEN meo fine @anoner
og fnuite ltbaaoens Heriifop.
s famine 9tebltf 6uffebe en- att=
6en unoerpan6sbaa6 op og affpreoe
to Eorpeooer moo gmertfaneren.
SSngen al 6em ran1me6e set ameri=
fanife 6artpt. 8ritiife 3orpe6oia.
gere, bnis .0pmerfiombeo blep paft
al 5fponingen og traa6lgie @igna.
ler;T a11fom bettbs til at ipnfe Sen
onben nnberban6sbaa6.
5er Mat16 al oen tpffe 8eietning
bleb reo6et, n1e66eles bet.
@iebenbapn oen 196e Sept. ~Eis
6ens Eegn"s 8ergensforreipon6e
meloer, at to tbife ubaa6e er 1enfet
af brittle &rigsifibe. 6 Me16 fra
l1bao6ene blep taget tilfange.
@n ormeret britiif Danper /
georbigen fenfeoe en- tiff l1baao, oer
bombar6ere6e ct neutralt Seiliftb.
Sen anben nbaa6 blep fenfet al en-
britif 9orpe6oiager, me6ens 6en an,
greb en- arneret Camper.
@aibtngton BEN 206e Sept.
Sen ubebebne6e amerifanife Sfon.
merit vglnn S. Erainer" blep fpnfet
BEN 166e Sept. tfelge ct foninlert
Telegram til 16enrigsoeparte
ibag. 8eiatningen, z Man6, bleD
bierget. Gprmere gfterretninger
inolgb lite.
2onbon Ben 196e Sept. Sen
Gmerifanife Duntper u8laturia" bleD
torpeoeret og ianfet meo Sab al Sap
teinen og otte Ma1t6 af 8eietningen,
befien6tgior6e 46miralitetet ioag. 45
operleDenbe fra rHlaturta" Mep
bierget.
uHloturio" ete6es al Stonbar6 Oil
Go, 4etp Seriep, bar en- 5taalfrue.
6amper paa 3,445 Cons og regiitre.
ret / Mep Dorf.
&riitiunta ben 196e Sept. So.
tie l1noerban6sbaao bar fenfet oe
norfe Sftbe uSacto" 1872 @rutto-
tons, og nGbomas @rag", 1869
8rltttotons, befien6tgior6e l16enrigs-
6epartementet i6ag. So Men6 fra
bbert Sfib on1fo11l.
2onoon ben 2Obe Sept. Mo.
1niralttetet befieaotgioroe igdaraftes,
lat otte brittle @offarbiffibe paa l..
600 Cons % ober bleb fRnfet of
l1baaoe eller Miner ! fiofte l1ge. 20
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Amebec=8ruen. Mfibtipanbet paa
8labs. Quebec ben 2Ooe Sept. Set
ni6tre 5ppno paa Quebec=8roen
bleb beloig bragt paa Rla6s @.
1928 / gftermi66ag og lpnfe6e 6er-
be6 ia1nmert De to @n6er paa ben iter=
fte 8ro tit 5lags / 8eroen. Man
begDn6te me6 &eisningen Man6ag
Morge11. Sp9n6et, Der peier 5000
Cons, blen bRbet $50 SOB fra 8on>
tpnner paa ct. 2oprenceflo6en.
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snns al set 64o o lang. gropanb til 122 SOB uuer ganbet

falot ne6 ct. 2atprenceflo6en beo
ct Qbel6 me6 Seileapparatet.
9eaar 8roen er ful6t fRroig, bill
.SSernbanerne gaa igang me6 at lpgge
Sfi1ner oper oe1. Mfan ptl oesn6en
1trar begDn6e at male 8roen og 6et>
te bil tage ca. 3 @ar. Da &roen
naa opermales ieien bbert treble
Mar, betD6er set, at nogen u1tanielig
pil bere belfieftiget me6 at male
Ben
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2onoon ben 22be Sept. Momirn-.
litetet bcfienotgier ibag, at 5fibe 11o-
gigrenbe BEN belgiife apltpatrulie
ibombaroereoe fienotlige 8laaoeppr-
ter .meo tiIfreositille1toe @eil1ltat" !.
Gre fienbtlige &p6roaeroplaner bleo
bragt neo.
Berlin (pia 9onoo1D ben 2tbe
Sept. Otter &nn1p frem og tHbage
bar 1ienoen iitar16 til at apancere
iuameget fom en- &ilometer (to Eres
oieo. MtD ino i Dor Gone / 8as-
iebe', ,ez7l Gbelnbelt, !" erflareoe
Ragens d. 8eretnit1g ON ben
brittle Dffen,
Netrogra6 ben Sept Da-
gems offieielle 8erettrr,.: ,4agoe, at tp.
ifc Gropper after bar begbnot Ell OF,
feniip 9tigaegnen og 6repet De rus
slilfe Gropper tilbage.
,6gnoenfor Moama- sSncobtabtgg+
men offupere6e Gien6en Dele at por
9iniez efter at babe giennemtrpl1gt
bore 5tillinger," n1elbte &rigsoepar-
te1ne11tet. @t1bel Stillinger to Mil
fra Dpina bleb ogiaa t116taget. 8t
trof os tilbage fra Gpinas beire
8reo.
IS ielpe @igaegnen blep ct fien6t,
1igt 9lngreb Metning af @isiegale
afniit.
Ser bar ogiaa fienotlige Mngreb
paa 6ef1 r1meniife Gront neoenfor
Wuncbillt."
8erlin Sen 226e Sept. ssSaeobita6t
reo 0btna er blepet i16taget al tDife
Sropper paa ben rlsfiife Sront til
ligelne6 5tiIltnger paa Sront 25
Mil bre6 og ier Mn 6pb paa $40,
6ens pe11itre 8re6, n1elbte 9lrn1eens
@ope6fparter ioag.
Hetrogra6 6en 24oe September.
9fusiilfe Gropper rnsote SEN tDife ST,
feniip / =0iitriftet ,,nee ct Moa~
auereb / Sp6 for Pifop Sanoepei,
fltnogior6e &rtgs6eparte1ne11tet ibog.
syien6en le6 itore Sab.
v@fter en- bi6ltg &anp in0tog ri
5tillinger be6 Sil5e4ni gfir1ittet,
1agoe &rigs6epartementet. u5ienben
leo itore Sab og efter1o6 ober 400
Sig poa @ampplaoien. 81 tog 60
Sanger og 10 Mnifinfanoner."
2o11oon Sen 23oe Sept. gfter at
bore bIepe,, iIanef ffiiIboge fra, Dpinns
bgire 8reb ct 5tpffe i Moro og gpo
for sSacobltaot bar Mnsierne ir16ta<
get en- fa1t 5ttlltng og boloer MI paa
at bombar6ere EDiferne, 1neloes 6et
fra 8etrogra6.
S gfetning al &iga 6rep Hl1sierne
UNDER 2er6ogens &an1p tilbage tpife
6ortropper Merbe0en af 22an6sbD-
en- Hn6na.
2o11oon 6en 246e Sept. Epffe
Mngribere trengte fig ti6lig igaar
Mftes giennem brittle 9tpttergrape
ner 2a 8asleepille, nelote Jeltmnr.
icbal Saig. 9e bleb for6reoet i6ag.
3e bleb iaget n6 efter en- fort &nn1p
og tilfgie6es Sab.
Naa begge 5i6er af Scarpe bar
Ser fien6tlig Mrtilleriaftipitet ti6lig
paa Morgene1t, 1nel6te oen brittle
5eltmariebal. Senber1for Sens og
/ Morbeit for gpres bar Ser 2ebat
al Matten 9lrttlleriaftipftet.
2on6on BEN 236e Sept. General
ga6orna 1nelber / fin 8eretning ON
Sperationerne / Noroeit for @er5 at
flere giterrigff-ungarife Nngreb paa
Standardization er -blebet ilnaet til
bage. Sn1fring Monte Marmo1a6o
i116tog ssStaltenerne to fren1ifuote
Stillinger.
g)}nrHet hnn mra Ohm Ro,,co@a
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(V1W1UIHNIeu9 OOUt, OuUFtIICU9
|Sfibe u116er 1000 og en- Siifeifuoe
blep fnnfet.
Dette er set ninbite Mntal Sfibe
oper 1000 Cons, Ser er 1enfet paa
ne nge al gpiferne fi6en 5ebrltar,
men 9lntallet unber 1900 Cons er
6et itgrite / noge11 l1ge iaaner fon1
en- fiben Yei6ten al Gebruar.
Parts BEN 206e Sept. So franife
-@offar6iifibe paa oper ], 900 Cons
og to Sfibe nnoer bette blep f9nfet
al tDife l1baabe eller W1iner ben
l1ge, Der en6te 9be Sept, tiger en- Of
ficiel 8eretning i6ag af oct frantic
9lomiralitet. S 6enne 8erio6e a11=
Tom $50 5fibe og 1914 flarere6e /
franife Sabne. So franife Sfibe.
bleb angrebet l1oen Sel6.
@albington ben 220e 9ept &Dn'
6ige Solf i16e1 Martnen betragter
l1baaoiituationen {om beiit tilfreos>
Mllenbe. Momiral 8enion, Der mi
fungerer ion Marine1ni11iiter, erflp=
re6e ioag, at Hrocenten af eoela5te
Sfibe untQdeS at bore nin6re for
9iebliffet emo oct balpe al 1 Yro<
cent, ser bor beret tobt pit. Maaneb.
Mlle alliere6e og neutrale 9eatio-
ners Sfibe fgres nu ODER Mtlanter~
babet UNDER &onboi al &rtgsifibe.
5fibe, 6er bar pasieret 8anamafa=
nalen, iluttebe fig til 6en Slaaoe. Ser
forlo6 Ntlanterbabsbapnene ber /
2anbet i itort Mntal.
I 9l6miral @e1rio11 erflere6e, at
Observation-Disclosures oct ii6lte i
Mt6belbapet, run6t Gibraltar og
| run6t M5orerne life far peret itort
at tage @etragtning.
Ser bar beret mango &Dgter ont
| forr1o6et rD l1baa6pirf1ombeo, 3ags
6e M6miral 8enion, 81. a. at itore
l1baa6e pil6e operere mi6t / Mtlan=
teren. Observation-Disclosures u6itu=
6erer mi oct ii61te Mngreb al ier
l1boa6e paa en- fonpoieret Slaa6e
iom ct nDt Hrob1en1- / l1baa6frigen
= set at meoe Slaa6er al @offaroi-
ifibe me6 5laa6er uf l1baa6e.
Seem Sort, 216e Sept. - Sen
brittle Camper ~8ienna" poa Alto
Cons blep ienfet paa en @eile fra
8reit til SEEM Oorf, blep Der fu11o-
giort ioag.
On NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 22be Sept.
- Sen brittle Camper u2ea Regra" "
Der bar paapei fra 8uenos 9lires til
Sabre me6 en- 2a6ning urgentiif Dye
fie6, blep ienfet al en- tplf l1baao
3oie @eptember 45 Mil fra @lp,
mouth, 11eloer 6e operleoer1oe, Der
anfom bi6 i6ag paa en- amerifanif
Dantper.
@n MtlanterbabsbaDn, 226e Sept.
Haslagerer, font i6ag anfom fra @ng>
lan6 me6 en amerifanif 9amper,
bragte o1nitenoelig 8eifeo om, at
fem franife Dampifibe og to &orpe-
6oiagere al en- @onbei paa 6, iom af>
git fra Cough Slpillp, ssSrlanb, 6e11
36ie Septen1ber, blep ienfet al tpife
l1noerban6sbaaoe nogle Etmer no
fra Mfgangsfteoet. &iltorien bleb
ffortala, blan6t an6re af ifibbru6ne
Matroier fra anore torpe6ere6e
@fibe. -.-... .
Set blep iagt, at er, maaife to, al
l1baaoene bleb i9nfet al Sorpeooia-
gerne.
2on6on BEN 246e Sept. Gn brit
tiff Eorpeooiager er blebet torpe6eret
og .fpnfet al en- tpif l1noerban6s-
baa6 Sn6lgbet til @analen ifelge
@e66elelie fra M6miralttetet. Ser
bar fe1nti oberlebenoe.
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Sen paloige @ro er 3,239 SOB
lang, inoeboloer 18O 100000 8uno
Staal og foiter 1,nfen $4,000, 900.
0en bar taget naiten II 9lar at bpg~
ge, i6et ben oprin6elige 8ro bleb
paabegpnot / 1906. l1n6er 8pg11i1t>
gen bar 81 Wan6 n1titet 2ibet og peo
to Sanrnenitprtringer anretteoes Der
@faoe for $8,booooo. @eo ben fpr-
ite on1fon1 70 Ma,1o / 1907: Sen an
SEN i1,otraf 1916, 6a Mi6tipan6et
La Junta tribune., 1917-05-03

child who joins the club win simply
sign q note for the purchase price
OF the calf. Prizes will be awarded
to the club member who obtains the
best results in raising the calf, and
the note at the bank may be paid
off from the profits derived from
the calf or when the animal is sold.
The object Of the club is to develop
the raising OF dairy stock in the
Newdale neighborhood. and to give
the children an active interest in the
work of the farm.
Mr.Harry Mendenhall Of the Rocky
Ford National Bank. went to La
mar the first OF the week where
he purchased one hundred heifer
calves. The calves will be taken to
the home OF Will Morrison. at New
dale, and will be distributed to MEM
bers OF the calf club.
The action of the Newdale Com
munity Club is to be commended and
It is hoped that other neighbor-
hoods will take up the calf club
movement. There are great possibil-
titles for the dairy industry in this
section Of the Valley and the success
of the business rests with the young
er generation. II every youngster
in this section Of the Valley had one
or two calves to care for this would
soon become one Of the greatest
dairy centers in the country.-Rocky
Ford Tribune.
La Junta tribune., 1917-05-03

OF ground they cSn In addition to
breaking up new ground.
An instance of the extensiveness
with which the farmers OF the val
ley will work their ground this year
Is shown in the plan being adopted.
The farmers have never farmed their
land extensively. The corners OF
fields have been neglected and al
lowed to grow up to weeds and wild
vegetation. Strips Of land from
three to six feet wide along the side
OF the irrigation bitches that stretch
across the fields have been treated
In the same way This year these
places are to be farmed. Instead OF
planting the corners in the land to
the crop which grows in the fields.
the farmers will plant beans and
other food stuffs that do not require
as much attention as the cantaloupe
and sugar beet
In addition to farming this waste
land, most Of the farmers in the val
ley will cut down their pastures and
plant the ground to beans this sum-
mer. There is a big profit In the
beans, II is pointed out. and It has
been proved that they make an ex-
cellent crop on new ground.
La Junta tribune., 1917-05-03
IL Pays to Grow . G.rs,e.

DO you realize the possibilities OF
the vacant lot next door, or your
own back yard. for that matter? l,
makes a fine place for a garden.
Mans first occupation was garden
ing and love for the old work
still survives In US. II you don't
believe il, all you have to do is 10
plow up the vacant lot, get out with
your hoe and rake. and put In q
garden You will find real enjoyment
In the work. II will give you back
some OF the open-country energy the
city is crushing out Of you.
The vacant lot can be made TO
pay. A well managed garden mater
tally reduces the cost of living. One
city man took Ss7 wor of produce
off of one city lot. Poultry raising
is becoming popular in the cities. A
vacant lot is the right size for q
small flock. City chickens can be
made profitable. One Denver girl
cleared enough off OF a single va
cant lot to pay years expenses
At the Colorado Agricultural Col
lege
Therefore consider the vacant lot
and your own back yard. Verify, IL
pays.-Alfred Westfall, Colorado
Agricultural College. Fort Collins.
Colo.
La Junta tribune., 1917-05-03
THx PROPOSED ArrRoxINArE nourEx


sion Of the legislature. II one is called.
the legislature to prepare resolution
submitting the proposition to the vot-
ers Of the state ut the general election
la 1915.
The state commercial clubs which
are backing the plan suggested no spe-
cial kind Of material FOR the proposed
construction other than TO ask that 1t
shall be Of permanent nature, which
gravel aud mAcadam are not /, Is de
sired TO build 30 the roads VIII at least
last the life OF the proposed bond II.
sue and 10 build SO the upkeep Will lie
comparatively nothing. This elimi-
mates macadam and gravel surfaces
The proponents OF the plan do not
presume to specify exactly where the
roads should 20 other than the fensi.
bility OF any plan dictates north and
south road bisecting the state. such as
along the third principal meridian. and
that there should be nt least three lat
erals from east To west about equal
distances rpari. serving the populous
communities and c.ntcrs Of trade
seven-elshths OF the people OF the
entire state OF Illinois get direct or
Immediately adjacent service by this
comparatively small gridiron plan OF
connected M. through system OF per.
manent roads.
Practically every large city IN tn.
state Is Immediately ON or ndjnccn, to
the direct route. and all are IN easy
connecting distance Rockford near the
north terminal. Cairo ON the south:
Chicago To the state line, angling down
10 get equal division. ON the north
lateral; Quincy to Danvillc. via Spring.
field on the central lateral: East St
Louis 20 the state line. on the south
lateral
The total mileage In giving the state
complete initial system Is estimated
at approximately 1000 miles. The OK.
net hgure would no, be possible with.
out the detailed routing aud survey.
The air line mileage between the
points. from Wisconsin line on north
to Ohio river on south. from Indiana
line east 10 Iowa and Missouri lines
on west. totals about SIS miles. As
the permanent road would naturally
follow present mud fonds already cs.
tnblishesi, u IL e-tinisted that the total
mileage. with the necessary curves and
drfours necessary. would he close 10
1000 miles.
The rough estimate on pcrmn ncn,
roads. such as brick or concrete. for
instance, In around $1,000 n mile
This would bring the total estimate
within the comparatively small sum,
stnie and service considered. Of $40.
00o.O00.
II is proposed that where counties
already have Improved their own road.
and where such roads ~ In the system
that such counties should bc allotted
their proportion Of funds saved and
the state construct In other parts Of
these samc counties other rond. which
would connect up and net ~ feeders
fcs the main through system. This
YOU'D make the proposition fair 10 on
concerned.
La Junta tribune., 1917-05-03
First Calf Club West Of Missouri

Members OF the Newdale Com
munity Club claims the honor OF
having organized the first Calf Club
west OF the Missouri River. At a
meeting OF the Community Club held
last week the question Of organizing
a Calf Club was taken up. and af-
ter a conference with the officials
OF the Rocky Ford National Bank II
was decided to take up the propo-
sition. The bank will furnish the
money TO buy the calves, and each
La Junta tribune., 1917-05-03
Call for More Crops to he Heeietl

"Cantaloupe and beet acreage in
the Arkansas Valley this year will
be as great as any year in the his
tory OF agriculture In the valley, and
yet, there will be more ground plant
ed to other food stuffs than ever
before" stated +. W. Myers, divis-
ion freight agent for the Santa Fe
at Pueblo. who has just completed
tour of various points along the
line OF the Santa Fe.
The call from the United States
department OF agriculture to plant
more crops; farm the land extensive
ly and devote more space to the
raising OF necessities has been heard
BY the farmers throughout the val
ley. Mr.. Myers claims, and they are
starting early TO do their bit toward
the feeding OF the world while the
United States is at war with Ger
many.
The Arkansas Valley farmers will
not cut down the number OF acres
planted to crops which In the past
have proved successful in this sec
ton. on the other hand, they will
devote their time and energy to a
more thorough method OF farming
and viii plant every available foot
La Junta tribune., 1917-05-03
ROAD MOVEMENT
CROWS IN ILLINOIS
Commercial Clubs Propose to
Issue $4,000, 900 Bonds.
STATE WIDE "eRIOIRon. /"
A Concrete Plan For . Connected Op
and Through System Of Permanent
Rosds-it 10 Urged That Proposition
Be Submitted to vetsrs In 1915

8Ho tHSeSU Syess' ~
Rosds-t 10 Urged That Proposition
Be Submitted to vetsrs In 1915.
II Is proposed by the commercial
clubs OF the state OF Illinois. through
the issuance OF 100000 worth Of
state bonds bearing per cent interest
issued as necessary, to construct a
state wide ''gridiron" OF approximately
l.OU0 miles OF permanent roads, said
permanent roads to consist Of four
routes about as follows: One north and
south route along. or as near to as prac-
ucable. the third principal meridian.
which bisects the state: three east and
west routes dividing the state into A.
nearly four equal parts as Is feasible.
using present dirt roads on all routes
ms far as practicable and keeping In
mind the broadest service to the pop
ulation cepters rs nearly as an even
geographical division Of the state will
permit
To further the proposition Governor
Dunno has been asked to include the
proposition In his call for a special ses-
La Junta tribune., 1917-05-03
SOME MORE SHORT ONES.

Buy your powdered borax ct
Coltman's Pharmacy-it's pure.
Those who know use Vogue Royal
Face Powders from the Vogue Drug
Store.
Miss Mcmahon spent the weekend
with her parents in Pueblo, return
ing on Sunday afternoon.
The Newark journal. (Newark, Ark.) 1901-1959, 1917-09-06
CABBAGE REQUIRES RICH SOIL
Early Varieties Most Acceptable as
They Come When Such Food Is
Needed--GroW Quickly.

Cabbage is easily grown if the soil
is rich enough, and the very early va
rieties are most acceptable, as they
come at time when such food is most
needed. The style of head varies so
much that every taste should be graft
fed. Round head or pointed head,
fiat head or drum head, stone head
and sure head, all have their vir.
tues.
Grow them quickly and feed the
soil, and almost any of the standard
varieties will give satisfaction. One
year one kind will seem to excel and
another year this same variety will be
a disappointment. Much depends on
the soil and the season.
Caulifiower is almost as easily grown
as cabbage, but more apt to be in
tested with worms, and for this rea-
son is not a favorite with the ordi-
nary gardener.