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considerably which IS H'"'e"S
prospect The
Of its president m
Of Organized labor the prosecution OF the war against
practical unamiE The vote on inc
resolution total membership
cheerful presented il The settlement
and the railway
fannens organization demands for increase OF wages
arbitration.
However there is about that
the situation demands
long As there strike 100 as more
anything labor for the production %
The lnt"srnc
organized labor concerned there
national government in Life OF the d'mo'
OF could be arrayd the side or an
things the destruction OF those hFh
standards Of living toll maintained only o The free
American
rn only danger nsidous
living through element and III" operations o.
which has declared enmi 10 al
finds itself in not one W.
nation long organize"
labor wo7kngnen and those who cherish " Tree
institutions for Ian and order n" roE
method disputes employer and empoye And this can
forwarded III" mediation onca
and
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LLOYD GEORGE S VICTORY

PrrRli.r Lloyd George won new
laurels in his forensic battle with for
ner Premier ASQuith in IN Hous" Of
Commons. where he ably sustained the
the establishment of Il war rouncl for
the eff"ctivs coordination and co.
lions against h" enemy. IN other
WordS. his proposition was simply car
rvinS into "ff"c, tho principle OF unfit
cation OF The en"rSiek so important n
this jnnctU-e. 4 lack OF which has pro-
past. II is Just what Nc United S:;tt"s
stands FOR. a pniicr It's representatives
lutely committed to.
The great stir raised in England OVER
Lloyd Georges Paris speech OF exrla-
nation Of the schom" was occasion"d
BY 4 misinterpretation Of his meaning.
can be lett 20 the Inftrrnces 20 b."
drawn from ASquith's rather weak de-
.fsnsn Of rhs opposition 20 fhr project
ed var measure TIL" aniInuS back
OF the Asquith irritation Of mind is
so plain after reading n" manly
straightforward presentations OF the
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question By Premier G"o-c' ina; !. IS
surprising 4" form"r Pr mer'S move
men: received the support il did. The
whole question WAS sUccinciiy
summed up by Lloyd George:
Having argued tina; !, Is deSivabl" 70
cat Some sort nt control ~ the truHc
working IN coordination. what IS the
b"S: method Of doing Il" We examined
':lrcN alternative proposals. The "rSt.
pat forward in responsible Guar:"rS
MAS til" ;rT;,n, n nlcut nr a 'n"raiiSSiiAo
Tor IN" who'll" OF Tho aIicI forces. |
iy1s utterly opposed to that suggestion
For reasons which II would not be- de-
=irahle /" discuss here. II would be at
;"nGsd with the greatest difficulty.
Another suggestion which founo
favor NOT n,iy II France. hut. observe,
also ~ America. was that tho commit
100 should have greater power than ""
proposed TO confer upon il Therefore
tn" id"a of America IS not tina. We have
con,, too far bat tina; We hav" not gone
ca7 enough. There Ar. reasons why T
think thar i would b" und"SirahlH 20
snt III, :, ssparat" authority UnlcSs We
arr driven 20 It by tho failure nr the
present. .Npc rim"N:. for tho SUCCESS OF
whirh good will AID cn-or'rn ton On the
part of all concerned ar" essential Sol
,IIerS will rcp7ese Ht'ail allied countries.
The will ~ assisted by technical ad-
Users .rawn :rom all the Allies ar
mics which will help the various gov
"rnmrnis p co-ordinata their plans
The last statement Incorporates the
present proposal. and how any ration
al mind can object to such common
se1lSe arrangement is beyond the ken
Of anyone not imbued with petty jeal-
ousies or inimical political ambitions.
tut Lloyd George comes out Of the
parliamentary scrimmage not only
with triumph. but 10 the very definite
discontinue Of the element in Brit
ish public lif" which sought 10 cmbar.
rass him. il it did not aim to secure
his downfall.
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quite ignorant rs 10 my destination
And / knew / could trust her.
Strange Colleague.

A Strange Colleague.
TO Fraulcin Unlslas 1 explained wha!
/ she was TO do at tho Care dc Lyon.
, assured her she need have no fear ri
| Mr.. Sandman ma!trcatinG her. and.
| told her 10 make sure if she could tina.
the drawings still reposed in the i'll
ventor's suitcase before it left the Rue
| cicS Mouers. AS TO the method by
which she could escape the companion
| ship Of her fricnd--1 thought II best I"
leave this point unsettled until we wrr"
all on the platform and the train Was
abou, 10 start. All she had to d..
really. az far as was concerned. WI
10 keep her eyes and cars open all tn:
! while. l would DO the rest.
II will do as you say" exclaimed
Fraurin. Il will leave it all 10 you.
: hope. we shall. not be caught and have
, TO so 10 prison"
. Reaching Care dc Lyd IN a, o'clock
! found Briglet outside the first class
ladies' waiting room. l handed her my
suitcase. and shc At once hid it in the
: capacious folds Of her new cape. Then
, | fully rXpounded 10 her my plan ~
campaign. mentioning the jostlinE pos
Sibility and what she was TO say 10 Mr..
/! Sandman. whom n once would point
/ out TO her.
Erislct laughed. Leave that 10 me-
she said. i will create such q seem.
! if it is necessary, that pcopfr Will for
get there is any luggage III all III"
world" or tho B.lSian's capacity for
vitupcrarinn had scani doubt. and sic
had L tongu, that could br heard above
, tho eXplodcnl noise OF railway engiEr.
, I ran Ia the bookstall made an inquiry
and quickly ran back again 10 my pre-
VICus position.
Screp-tittcen. No sign Of tho travel
c-$ IN Italy. The train drew in. but
SAW Immediately that there were NOR"
carriages attached 10 tn" "nsin" than
would be neccssary--at the Care IL
Lyon anyway.
S"v"n-SiStc"n: scvcn-Scvcntcen: scv":i
eighteen. WAS standing opposite ;h''
booking Office twenty frct away. BrigI":
standing n little in front Of me. Wcr"
they going TO miss the train? was for
tho first time beginning 10 feel anxious
IS excited. Suppose Sandman had got
round the girl? suppose she had told
him ri my :Hachinations? No.
trusted the better rhetoric OF the ~
, 600 francs.
st last Sandman and Farulcin CmsIaG.
Sandman first and carrying the suitcaS"
| saw that his face was flushed: he
looked as il he had been drinking rather
unwisely. He WAS smoking cirgarcti''.
Fraulrin U'hslas. laboring under tn"
heavy ralise. dropped il In front OF. her
with thrd few yards away from mo.
She gave me a glance Of recognition. and
then fixed her eyes on Sandman. who
took his place in the little queue. by the
, ticket window. There were only three III
front OF him. Three is an unlucky Num-
b"r---ln me. Was It An ill-omcn? Ny
. eyes never !r.t Sandman.
Continued Thursday
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G"n;in'. has Tri"vancrS as deep As tiroSc
OF Brazil and I'"r,.. deeper, IN some te-
.srrcis. ihr ,'I:h ~" 'i"rman minister :
;,hu:" u? hi~ "i!r'M r"Siri"n.
M S"aIh .Nu-rirnn government could
indriim.i"iy withstand Tho Indignation
iign. naS h"rn created III Argentina ny
~"rr"tary I.nuSInEs "Np"Shrc -! The Iru-
tonne dIn!urlli MISUSE Of the Swedish
privileges.
'rfir peurl, - Eucuus Aires extended
a "ildly "ulhU&iaSlic welcome To ln'
.Nrmcric::n squadron. Thai WAS their
method -? sh"wmI their friendship /"
the United States. They attacked inc
,"rmar cunsulAtr. ami the government
had dif!IculIy H. providing protcctloh'
This attack WAS way 81 showing the
popular WRATH AGAINST Germany. In
view al tn" s'tLtr 81 ruhlic opinion there
n. cd b. n, lear H. L. where Argentina
ltiIuatril will stand.
Coming Ia ia" Lain. american coun-
tries father nur:h ''ThR vas among the
FIRST Ia d"Clar" h"r position. She did
Il h. breaking az dIplnmau" relations
with ,;rrm1ny. affirming state al
war. Scizing tn" i~irrucd German ships.
anu offering ;h..In T." IN" United states.
Nm evidence 81! hostility To Germany nn'l
friendship Ia Tho United States ana 'hr
:llilr'S morn lFNitiItiltt'N liltlI ''''" '"''''
NOT IL" given.
Guutcrlai;l took The lead "t@onG IN"
Central NnrrIran countries. IN: E"N
crunlnnt NJ President Estrada Cabrera.
nuihwithAt:lnIinc ;ha! tn" German hnhn-
cial aud commercial lnfiu"nr" &ns tronG-
~ r4lahlish, ii there, promptly br0k" on
dirlurLa;ir G"lH;:"n9 with 'frTniGlf
,;uat.,nala .mphnSiZvn her action oE
scnding 4 .r,~'i:l mission Ia Washing
ton.
Costa Ejc:. not outstanding ihat tn"
Nashlneiuu ~! ADMINISTRATION has rnfIS"'!
~ recognizes ihr Il" fncn government.
first offered She hospitality ~ her ports
- iI,, American wtrshipS. mud followed
/, wv \ <cyrranc" Of diplomatic inter
course with Germany. Other Contra
American Countries. with one exception
also havr Indicated that they stand with
the 'nitrd states. The l;rpublic az ran
mia iIkus tho sam, attitude.
This recital shows whore south NM
erica ard Central America and Tuba
stand t;rrmnny looks in vain f"- real
Friendship anyhcr" in l.atin-Americd.
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A DELICATE OPERATION

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A LOT OF WASTED ENERGY

There is 4 great deal OF energy be-
ing wasted in bureaucratic work OF
the government dealing entirely in
non-esSentiGls. Right now. at time
when The mails are congested and the
government is pleading for more
clerical b "lp for the transaction Of the
urgent business OF the war. the Secrc-
t2rv OF commerce has commenced the
compilation. publication and distribu-
ton of a weekly health index" when
a semi-annual or annual bulletin
would ser,e the purpose practically
As well. We say practically rs
we'll" for the Department itself ex-
presses doubt as Ii the value Of the
statistics. The latest bulletin says:
As weekly figures always fluctuate
widely. caution must be used in their
interpretation The bulletin also
admits that the population estimates
are too high in som" cases and too
low ia others"
Tn" figures are interesting. beyond
doub, There ;lr" Il lot OF things OF
inlerr>: and yet no; important enough
10 cal! for Il weekly compilation and
,is;riu,ion Just now the only inn
pnrtau: thing Is Il high d'.a'h raj" In
The German arm" and a low death
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JAPAN LEADS IN PACIFIC

Japan i proftinG by what "" arr
neglcc,ing. and what We har" ho"n
forced out Of through ;he trN" rad"
policy OF the Democratic party and
The oneruus shipping laws tina, party
has promulgated Thus Il is We find
he Japanese port of Kobe enjoying
remarkable expansion OF foreign
trade. so that II is not only 'hr lars-
est OF Japanese ports in III" amount
Of export and import business passing
over its wharvrs. but il is also lead
jnC port Of the whole Pacific in for
cign commerce. An estimate nf lis
foreign trade by the American consul
resident. based upon the official re-
turns up to the end Of July. shows
total of 464 million dollars. nr % mil,
lion dollars in excess Of the probable
business OF Yokohama for lhc year
estimated on the same basis.
The only port of first rank in the
Pacific for which official returns are
not available is Hongkong. but 1t is
not believed that the foreign com
MERGE OF thai port approaches the
Kobe total: and the only other Pacific
port with volume Of trade threaten
ing Kobe Is Shanghai Tho volume
of the foreign business Of Seattle and
Tacoma. taken together az the Puget
Sound customs district, falls probably
100 million dollars below that Of Kobe,
and still further down arc San Frau
cisco. Singapore, Sydney. Manila, Can
ton, Ticntsln, Valparaiso aud Callao.
All we get from the. Wilson admin
istration is fine phrases and foolish
fancies about "America's opportuni-:
ties in foreign trade" It is only The
war bound nations that are compelled
10 buy from us that are doing so.
Without the war protection We would
be distinctly in the soup, SO far rs our
industrial prosperity ia concerned.
What Is going 10 be done about il
when the war ends?
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'rh,rc ~, , seer. al I.aiin-Am"rirnn
r.,4Lilc$ 'irrmauy w'uid hav. dlii:'uI-
II Il,iIi.- :. real irl"nd .tI"nE thc'h.
l., = yrry lew instances German in
lri.,...,. 'hIy, controlled thu governments
rr til. administrators ~ power =" far
as "a alni: huSl.!" "tilriaI action. "";
even ~ ihrs, ,.runtri,,; ih.!" IL 4 gen
uiuc uui,!!c u,,:Ii.ti witch in Time viii
a%$cr; rlS''i!.
Tin. record 81 anJI-'i"rmar action IS
cuutIuuruS i:uIiv.a- in the heart III South
Am. rir;,. hrrk" If iif'!"iiatIG relations
fur the substantial Ia,Sou that Ger
mlny could not be deal; with aS CIV
i!!H"d power. Uruguay. In r"EiAnS" IL
l,"i,ular aud emphatic manifestations "t
ic"lIug. took IT coarse backing up IN"
United States. roru hrukc off Gipi"-
matte relations. and gave he GERMAN
minister bis PASSPORTS. !icuah"r. II
which tn" munster also was a',c"r'litcu
refused IL receive him.
Brazil wcul farther than any of h"S
nt%hhurS. 'tud the congress. "n IN" rec
concentration "f !'rrSldcnt Braz. passed.
Il formal resolution that a state al war
existed win 'irrmany by vote ihc
n"lrnr UNANIMOUS thIu WAS that OF ;h':
congress vf The uttcd States on III"
recommendations oil President wilson
colombia; i has hscu asserted. Is pro
Herman. or rather anti-Am"rlcnn. ne
cauSc Of Panama. hul III" Culumoia son
ate PASSED IL resolution "f sympathy
with The CAUSE Of thu allies.
hill" has hot formally hrokcn dip!0-
matte relations. lUi has strongly 70
pressed tn" German propaganda. ana has
shown marked sympathy with the nc
lion OF BrazI! and r"ru. /, is only n
question of time when Chile Will harn
formally ami officially ayraycd herself
against Germany.
In veurzUclI German influences.
largely Iu" to crt:.ilISncd comm rI'i
connrrtiunS has suCrcrd"d in preventing
a declaration q: hostility to tho central
powers. bat This is the mos: tina. II has
br"n able 10 accomplish.
In the ArErntin" i:cpuhl;c popular SON
tirn"nt is overwhelmingly against Ger
many. AMI students Of South American
affairs rraliz" that President lriSuTcn's
uom!na!ly neutral stand IS likely 10 r.
sui in III" overthrow Of mis- adninlStrh-
item unir$s no faces about quickly. Ar
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them oftenc- than once a year. Inc
fact that the Cepor; shows the highest
death rate below the Mason ana
Dixon line and the lowest death RATE
west Of tho Rocky Mountains s nor
going ~ have any Immediate fleet
upon population changes. "" ha"
already established mos; " A. 'r'nv
can,onmcnis IN IN" scc'i5ls o. the
country where %,ho d"a'h va'G i< high
cs;, and it Is 700 late 10 chang" no
location now. Publication OF tho
statistics may make relatives 81 The
soldiers uneasy. but it wont S"rVc any
other purpose Cut out The n"n'rSsen'
tails.
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To Save Kitchen Utensils

Thirty manufacturers of kitchen utrn'
sis hay" iaSurd an appc;s ~ conserve
pots and pans ~ much ~ pnaSihl" on
n,...uunt of scarcity and cost or metals
Hotel men hHv'. r"Snunlcd by ISSuin +
TN" following; suggestions {" th"Ir kIt"h'
.n rinplu Ecc:'.
Don't heat foods i'll = pan with"u:
water
Don't us" cnars" securing powders.
IFanhl. kitchen utrnSil" with care.
Soap and water Rre TN" most econ
umir.,l and easiest cleans"rs also they
arr far less damaging to- thc hands.
BUY shapes and sizes that can b. used
for many different purposes.
Don't scrapc pots and pans with SHARP
knives. Soak them instead
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Suffered For Seven Years
+. "Peruna Cured Me"

suffered with catarrh for seven
years: catarrh OF the head. nose and
throat and stomach. Peruna cured
me- | followed your advice, and
used three bottles Of Peruna in three,
weeks, and now my trouble is all
over. I will never be without Peruna
in my house. can heartily recon-
mend Peruna as catarrh remedy. |
AM pleased to make public the good
that Peruna has done me-
In later letter Mr.. Rossi writes:
Il will never be without PerIna in
my house. We use II whenever any
Of the family have slight cold, and
find II of constant service. Peruna
has many times saved one OF my. lit
tie boys from serious sickness"
Those who object to liquid reH-
cine can now procure Peruna Tab
lets,
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Bette- Dried Pen he's

,'ui.f"TE.= drIrd peaches nav" long
.u!r"r..l "a mnrkc, hundicap beats" "l
diii!.ullirs n pooling In" fruit before
Trying peeled dried peaches being NOR"
inuth$min" \"w ii"' california Peach
Growers .tSSu'rati"n has patented II
j,rm""s~ L.: which .th" skin j, removed
from Ia, p,nrE after drying. and this
$ ">p..ct"d tn greatly inIprnv" III" quail
~ ur IA" product ana widen it's market.
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1v-pack Saves Poultry in Transit

\ nmmlr.r ni larHr poultry packers
have changed their method" SO that
shinrl"niS ar" made on the chilled and
dry-park"d plan instead Of III" vet Ice
parkrd method. Experiments made b.
il. department OF Agriculture have de-
rnnnStrat"d that chilled dry-packed poul-
try arrives ut destination in much bet
,-r condition Than by the other method.
which often leads to spelling OF good
food IL, transit.
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Assistant SecretaI-r OF Wa7 lngrahnn

Assistant Secretar-y OF Wac lnGrahnn
has been relieved OF hts duties i'll tHHt
office and appointed surveyor OF tn" port
of Portland Maine. Mr. lurraha!n Is
one OF the Numerous insists who hhv"
held important positions at Washington
and he is the first to go in what ,nuS'
people hope will he Il complct" r"urran-
ixation OF the executive machinery -!
the government 10 make 1t iii for thu
duties OF wartime. No, all Of tnr nl-
cnn,petrnts. Of course. "an i:"pc /" :a:l
upon i comfortable fcath"r-hcd as MIR.
Ingrallam has done.
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TIL. Kaiser again shows MT u't"- nm
Familiarity ~i'h the ways "f iroS'd"nr".
whom he aScribcs tn" Acknowledgement
@,oc,,~sc= 10 the Judgment OF Cod.
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.ictiin. !.c Submarines in IN" w"''
l. Pretty FUR t0li for IN" Allies.
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The honest in"rI" If chs" ~" >iIi
wondering h"w t; VAS 'int tin. INT
taxes" in Hamilton ,",luli va TIA" rrr,u;
election we're all on Oh" side.
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A Now York court has d'"''l.d C.:,'
alimouy ia nn: incr"In" and Therefore
cannot h" taxed :!ut that 3" 49, ,uilG-
fort TO tn" man who has :" pay.
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When Lord Mort hcliffc returns e" tin
country ut the head ~ III" British var
mission ne would h." wis. :" h'aL" at
home his pntrnnizinr airs ana iIs u"!'n.
Sivc SondcSCcrSicn.
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Everyone ought 10 understand form :
Premier NSTuIth'S opposition 10 Lloyd
Georges success.
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tbs. =. rnlls;.s;t ,,!An h,sChn''',s w'..f En..r
". allows ;.,.r;"nai ,unSiIn rr' cons ;r
rlS., ubnvc pUm':" police.
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, c-ntr !n:n 4 blind pool bur a unified
force, ~ large vision.
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rh" New YORK ant-suftraSe league
has diShandrd and ;ts members announc"
;h"y ara now going I" work fur the com
mon good Of Ill by aiding tho govern
mont IN winning thu war. Wise girls.
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wich":, ar" s"rv"d 10: !;r"h""r and W.
iuc,1 m,r:rh,.~ hrinE dainty recipes ;"r
.n,,king iiSh U"%iIl"$ increasing IN" ilS'
If ush fhiS ."ir;h hcips IL spread the ti.
,i,nrn CIR iish ni'"r the wh"l" Wc"k. re-
IirTtnI tn" uneven consumption OF tiSl
IA F'rlhuyS Tho idea ~ ,'"InMcndHbi'
md ;mla ptnbir.
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Rv1cE o The WHEELING 1NrEII1aEHcER
THE WHEELING 1FTEHh'aIHo1A
LAT|N-AMERICA IS GERMAN
Inst Where Different Central American Countries Stand
Relation to the World Conflict.
BY CHARLES NJ PEPPER
Former Foreign Trade Adviser the t. : Department q! Stale

ION Trade Adviser IL the /. :. Department nI stale.
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Continued Thursday
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-01
Motion Picture War Tax

We have been instructed by the
internal revenue collector that II Is
necessary. effective November lat. TO
charge every one OF our patrons
cent on every i0-cent admission
ticket or fraction thereof. This tax
which has been levied upon our in
dustry must be collected as long as
the United States War Revenue
Bill remains in effect.
The burden OF the world wide
war is upon US and as good patrons
we must all do our share. We. the
exhibitors, are doing ours and we
know you. the patrons, will do
yours.
The comforting thought to you
when you pay this tax. that the
money that is being used to clothe
and feed 4 million or more OF our
sturdy. loyal and patriotic men. who
are going to fight for us. should
be sufficient In itself to make you
want 10 shoulder your share OF the
burden with q cheerful heart and
with n certain knowledge that while
you yourself cannot 20 10 the front
to fight. that you are doing your
bit" to help toward reaching the
goal We all must seek. for our fu-
turs safety and welfare. the democ-
racy of the world.
Very truly yours,
G. w. WoNDERLY,
Manager wonderly and Rourke
Theaterr.
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-01
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Hot drinks and lunches at all
hours at the Quality Candy Shop.
Examine our fine line OF heavy and
light laprobes at the La Junta Hard
ware Company.
Just received, shipment OF
ladies' dress boots in greys and dark
browns, beautiful new fall models.
at Millikan's Shoe Department.
The ladies OF St. Andrews Guild
held a well attended and enthusias-
tic meeting on last Thursday with
Mrs. w. l.. Brosius on Ration avenue.
The afternoon was devoted to max
ing plans for the bazaar which will
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-01
". c. T. U. Meesi.s

The first regular meeting Of the
month Of the w. c. T. U. will he
held next Tuesday at ?:3o O'Clock at
the Rest Room. All members are re-
quested 70 be present ~ II IL neces.
sary 10 transact important business.
The reports Of the two DELEGATES.
Mrs. Kinsei and Mrs. Fertig. who
were sent 10 the w. c. r. u. state
convention. which convened In Boul.
der last week. Will be read.
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-01

be held on the first. Thursday in
December.
The Lorens Rebecca Lodge MEM
bers held pleasant and profitable
meeting with Mrs. Clark Dickinson
yesterday afternoon.
The Misses Belle and Evelyn
Fritts, OF Syracuse, Kan, spent the
week end at the home OF their
brother, Dale Fritts. of this city.
The engagement OF Miss Carol Ew-
ert and Mr.. Alan Harrison, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Harrison, Of
this city. was announced last week
by Rev. and Mrs. A. l.. T. Ewert.
The wedding will be solemnized the
latter part Of November.
La Junta tribune., 1917-11-01
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Try a hot oyster stew at the DUAL.
ity Candy Shop after the picture
show.
Anything In the harness limo. or
auto top repairing. Al the La Junta
Hardware Company.
Boys shoes st Milliksn's Shoe
Department. with fibre soies. water
proof. flexible. noiseicss and very
durable.
DR.. A. O. wadisish writes TO send
bis Tribune 70 Monte Vista. Colo.
whore he Il now located permanent
y % . veterinary surgeon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Copeland are
snjoyins . visit from their friends.
Xf. aad Mn. Sherman. Of Topeka.
kas.. Who returned home on Tues
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