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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-10
Drama de Navidad

porqua crcia que Sc licvabar prcso
Z 81 padre. -,
Ah0:"emos dctalles enojosos. Cqal
Guiara pnede s~Uponer!os. po2que"p o-
cas pcrsorac son las one no han pa
.ados por n de ESQ segUndos tr&-
gicos, er los que recloimos una noti-
eia semeiantc al r2yo, que par2liza
uI momcrto todas nucstra- faca!ca-
dcs Y axperincrtamos n mism2 seE-
saciGH quo s. nos suspcndicceA. en-
el aire.
"" cs una tremcada ~irrsYcrer.
cia, IN horrible s".crilcPio. ri que~se
comcte n Gocir que una c0sa as!.
tan c%Spantosa. pHct% scr ordcr'adl
nj siquiera c~onscntida nor n No.
rico-dia Di"ina? mas buenas reaiss-
que hasta ~ato.mert2a ir1cccsaUa-
men:c 4 su iaica hija. haciar,inia
a%uard2r Z Que elias vcnpan d., pO-.
ncrse err COMMUNICATION con Dios. lie
daTlc las gracia5 por haborlas PERM
lido v:"ir ~fc!i2meEtc, nara Que Yea,
los re"aloS qu" San Nicola lc trajo
dI.ran;e Il n0chc; Cue ?"rtcnccon a
monitor anonimo dc les que Sc ,limf
tan a ViVir. resignaT0s Sicmpfc, -cm
I pre- rchosaates lie gratiI:d para cl
CUE librD su "spiii:u d ;spiracioacs
Y dc amhici5n, mieAn:S que tantas
cX!Gtcncia5 d" 5oDcrbios y ~pcrve:cos,
SO dcsiiZan :uavtmcTte. sin IN en-
torpccim!cnt1. no pucien deber 81
desgraci& MAS qIc II azar de la"f2-
talidad. tPor que amir 4 q"ion..dc
EcmoG supGncr. 4 qUien es acccs-.
rio que ~supon"anO", :::M!a ; cJmHen
do dc toI%s IN boT'iaIr5, 4 cos
drapaa vulg"rcs, 4 estes :; rnen:os
de q%uienes han hocho algo ,.uc gus
tifiquc tale castigns?
Siempre gu" Sc ::c al@nHo de csloa
medicines que aeon Gom" a las
tcc!aS de mi maQuinilla, to0a n corr
passion humara dc que soy .aFa2, re
cucrdo qIc IN i1tr2rsi~entc cat5'i-
co, ilustre por 81 t%aicnto, tanto CO.
RIO p9r Il Observation-Disclosures. d;jo-un
Iia. Il rail- 10 "a ~.acatombC de San
Francisco. e." con Ola c~"stjgeba.
Dies Ia irnpiedad De !o2 CALIFORNIA;
nos rorqGo irficro que Ia cXaitaci0n
rah.cH ci"Ga do Jtos ~crcyentcs,
fcria, una divinidaL tai cruel Y tan
naIvad& que 81 quienes los cscucha-
NOS 0 lc; leemos acrptagamos u
razones sin pasarias per 81 tamil de
n2esto scntido com;in, tcmbla?iamO5
a il s"la mcnciGn dc 81 nombrc.
: ?rcnte I csc pobre @ ~inOfcnsivo
hogan desoiado. IA admiration Y IN
cnvidia que &icmprc ne produce cl
hermctismo de Il fc de los que Green
yer Ia ma2o d. Dies en- cuanto ccu-.
ire en- 10 vida dc c:Ga hombrc. Sc
truac2 en- MIDI pTotg<ta. Que haGo
~ nombrc de mi f2spoto y De mi clf
TO fervoroso 4 n %uprtmI pieda% Y
a Ia negotiable m;sericorli& que he
dc sentir por ST. c~:iatuI2s Ia divini-
dad & Ia que todas las rcligioncs la
10 di5tintos nomhrrs rinden aiora-
IN, al pensar que alguien pueda'
atribuirle participation cn esaS cnoT
mes c inncccsayiaJ c~ru"ldadcs.
u--- -
kTTACHE.
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Y como .AnIonia 2uardaba S~.lancio.
roniinu6:
-Yo no rrro puria ser question
dc r;validaI con motive dr aIguna
muicr. pucSto que LerauX rs casa
de-.
Prro como Viz que "A iov"n sn-
fra. no inSiStid mas.
Levanli>r para 'sprdirla Y on
trrg;lnd0lr Ia authorization Dc viSiia
a III hcrmano. :nSt6la Ic nucvo pa
IA que hirirrl romprrndrr a este
que debia dccidirsc a rcvefar toda
Ia v'rdad.
FL intrrogatOriO de Ia sonora
Mollarey y de su hiia, rut de los mas
scnciEOS.
FL captain instructor So limitd 4
h-trrlrS rrfrri". hijO IA f. de iura-
MEMO. la rScena !c ,Iue llalia siio
tnairo la plaza d., Chartrcs y a Ia
cual habian elias aSiStiIo.
Tn hrcho que declararon la A.
migas O. AntOnia llamd Ia atrnri1n:
cuandO Antonio Gallo. que iba con
elias. vi6 al SargentO Lcr0uX, a.
otro ladO de la plaza, Ia atraves6
rapidamcnte. Sc 4cercd y arroJ0Se
Sobrc Il.
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La pobrc m~urhacha romrnzo l
irN3lar. Al p~.nSanif"nto lie 10 que
Tue fra u i"rirsr. dr 10 que SIN du-
IA liza a v"rS" ubiI=ada a cohieS1F'
En- rIrrta. Gano ia r"ron0rld2
~" .rnil contra 81 sargent" LerouN
IN ohio ruva callSa II" la qurrId"
darts. 4 ronor"r-t"nlinu" 81 off
rl.I. IIa guar ,&do 81 s"rrrto Il" clio
y : uiiriI per Il. Iur romsrrya$" "sa
9r.i;aL.
IIiza!a var, en- uaa p2lahra. qu"
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Sc Sar.rnlo i:r In in ,i,.ia mililar
rurra Il? fla sido pronunriado sI
nomi,r. q L. ha sjIo s,naladn nor al
euicn?
No, senior -rrsaouIiG IN sonora
EoIIarrv-n adi. In ha&la TO-. 10
I'm r~.mprcndid, ill.,.
-;C,;mu i, ha romnrenbiGe9-.
A nm ~m,yim;rnto :lr 81 hernia
n, sin .luda -rr.nordii n hhcr,
mn;ar m visible y,riloriin
F. oerioI win c]onfirrarsr n o.
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l.a!'Oi!E rNtru.

L'H0!E 'nIro.
ARABIC ir i~ntrrrogar a marine
t'al.o. @,lII prs n.r-ilJo 81 cap
laa 'nsIru't"r.-y r"ton"r" los ~
'auS dt que :" t. aru>a. listed. por
I'll p&rtr. J." ronor"? ,Mlr".". cEs
Il lu5"u :" IN rntrr.ai" a Was SIC
h"'hu >Db"r. Ii persona dr nStrd?
LrrouN I!ri-l6 Su5 m.r3iaS dr!
.ato lie! lrrmanu ..r Ant"nI1, y las
y.ly.6 IN Sr-u.da para r~ontnStar:
ST. mi rapiian. - FL.
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WASHlNION, Dlclembrc -
la csquina Tornado por Il Se@urda
Avenila V IL ,,alle I0S DE- Ndeva
York. IN tranvIa mat6 Z Mrs. Anna
Perish, en- la mariana del dia de Ma
vidad. Al ser rccogiGo el cadaver So
VIC que Ia infeNz mujer no habia SOL
tado cl devocioGario Y un pequeno pa
quote que contenia un par de me
Iias de nina.
En- cl fondo de csa o~currencia, Vul
gar, scmejante Z tantas otras de iguai
n~"turaleza que todos los dias regis
tran las cr0nicas dc p~olicla, hay u#
drama. una dc esas i~ntcAsas TRACE
dias de n vida que no obstante su
~frrcuencia, cGnmuevcn = los que no
Sc considcran tan fuertes de esprit
tn one scar incapaccs de sent:r.
Porque - que pas6 Z cSa madrc
mYcrta en- mitad de Ia Gale, Ell pie
Ia manana de Navidad, crmedio del
rcgrcijo general, ec "enci!lamente
atroz. Rcsidia con uH marido : con
81 hija Josephine, en- l. casa de Ia
Gale lO8 marCada con cl nume-o
3l9. La nina puSO una de cIs me
fia5 como es cOstumbre, On lugar
donde la viese el bondoso Santa
Clauss". V cualdo Sc lcvantG corriG
= batir los paQucteS que este colo
CD iunto q ella.
Pero Ia madre, dcvota Y a%gradeci-
GA. contuvo sus impulses, diciendole
one no, Que era precise pen2ar On
Dios antes que sa~tisfaccr "a cuTi0-
sidad, = obligandola q ~aguarda" has
- cue ella ) SUI malido V0lviesen de
Ia IgIesia de Santa Lucia, q la cue
dcb.an If para demOstrar con su1 pre-
res al Todopoderoso 10 mucno que
lc agradecian el hecho de que les
hubiese permitido pasar cl aNo or
bucna salud y con relativa rrcspe-
ridad.
Fut 81 matrimonio P"risi q II lyle
sin citada, Y al terminar II misa So
~ycDararoa loS cspos0s. L. sonora
uucria dar una sorprcsa 4 81 hlja,
C .mprindoie IN par de Tedias que
Ella l. hahia pedido, con gran !Hsis-
;encia. Y cuandc rc"r"saba, er Sd
prisa por l!cga!. Quiso il de una
acera 4 Il otra rapidamcnte, soDTc
Il Goblc Inca de iOG tranv!as. pa@an-
30 por detr;iS de II CT movimlen-
t.. cuando s~uhitamcHtc, uno que We.
nia cr direction rontraIia IL arrollO.
dcstrozandola.
En- II casa Ii csper&ban con an
siedad. C:da veG que sc sentlan pa
SOS en- In cscalera, Josephine cOrria.
amsiosa POI abrir In puerta del de-
partamcnto dondc vivian Y scr II prl
mera que rccihiese a la seNora. FL
padre Sc levantaba tamjiGn, fuman-
do en- Il pipa que 81 mujeT lr ha-
biz regalado ON pSesantc dc Ma
vidad, para que ella viese como dis
frutaba de 81. Pcro no, no llega-
ha.
En- una de es.ts ocasiones los pa
sos tueron mas pcsados que los an
t%eriores. Parecia eXtremcCerSe Ia
casa bajo cl peso del que subia, Y
Ia p]eouena Josephine observe como
Sc pt oycctaba IL gorra de I'm gigan-
tesco policeman por Ell hucco de II
escalcra. Iba 4 cerrar, porquc no
sospccaba que este fucra = visitar
su casa, pero no 10 hizo, obedecien.
do 4 una seEa del g%uardador del or
don.
y cuando la nina avis6 q SUI pa
Dire V este acudiG I Ia pucrta, e;
rolicia no pudo hablar; Sc limito 4
tirar ic l.: chaqucta del buen hon.
hre que, a~tontado, sc dejo conduclr.
mientras Ia nina Guedaba l!orando, ..
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RES0UESTAS


IN gan "i"!io "H'''''1"o
r~rrgnta = ~ Prcsiiente
var. .,,: ,r.,., % pnlns,iaro.
- n.ctio mnvic,no
:o~,r,.. e., 20. hardcloros
:. r.o., g., croros
Gin nr.moe on L.. aIas.
d.. -,rcr. os,omos 4,
Cmala
T.. c,o ro ecros ratoros.
"'F'S ''1''"1'
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REVISTADELA PRENGA


Tag" (Berlin).
Ell Tag" dc Berlin. hacienda diri-
mamente el eIogio del canciller impe-
rial, en- OCCASION del discourse pro
nunciado por este ante el Reischtag,
acerca de las proposiciones de paz
| sugerlias por Alemania, dice, entire
ca@as cosas. las siguientes:
iCual sera Ia decision final? 10
rodcmos imaginarla. Pero, en- todos
los casos, Sc podra deci- de IA poll
uca alemana que cue q ofrecer Ia
paz en- plcna victoria militar he te2i-
do M rasgo de genie"
"ccu-.ie:: " Eats Un;s" CN. York;
Ell "Comrier d'Etals-Unis" comcn
tanco los ~antcr;or,a c~onceptos del
p~cri6dico bcrlinos dice 10 sigHiom:":
"Es p~~ccisamcn;r porqoe Ale!n"
MIA e cree en- p,en% victoria por 10
que los a!iaGoa no q~"icr"n "ccE"r
SIS rrctcndidos ofrcc;mtcnto1 de
naz. Que las sugastionca tel camel
Iler SEN "un rasgc de ~rerio,' hay
/ que ncrarlo cn TODD GEO. Fuc@ que,
los Ge5p"chos d. Bctlin rrrlciaH Il
B cccor~i1n = !" cIle:" i" In r"els.:
~"ly:naEa. 4 ccnsecucnc.a dc n mega
tiyu de los a!iadGs para cntraf en-
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POLITICA MENUDA
PREGUNTAS 7 RESPUESTAS

lAS ! RESFOESlAS
Advened;zo.-Con piHzas, nos he
mos cnterado de su grata mi2lva
que nos trac agradable sabor de nues
tros aborigenes manumitidos.
e cucllo. mi-andolo bien,-y So
brc tod5 cuando esta planchado y
aleo lustroso,-es una brenda one
acoStumb?aron los abyectos en- las
tpccas omi1osas IL Ii c9nsigna Off
cial, Fe-o cue ahora Sc halla en- des-
uso por 10 misEo cue hemos aielan'
tudo una barbaridad CT cuestiones De
, trcvejos V dc indumentaria. Ia cicA-
cia social, Que manejaA q dedil!o los
cahaIleros del machete y de IA cons
utuciGn, ha ~dcscubierto cue el cuc-
llo oponc Tn val!adar cast iaIr@nQue"-
BILE Z Ia c~voluci0n del pueblo Y cons,
titrye una verdade.a remora para
da. .ienda suelta al ganote 4 efcc.o
ne que trague pedazos enteros de
!ibertad : dc pan.
Con Ii prescription del cuei.o,
Lcaigna Gesde cl punto de vista Il"
a independence muscular, Sc "ho-
man tesr:IIarros II proletario ' TO
zaduras que muchas wees t!acn
, mutilca Gerr&mamiento5 dc sangro y
perd!das &c vidas que reclama K Pa
try para 81 propia autonomia.
En- Mexico, que e. sin disput% q
centric motor de Ia characterization
dc Ia moda, s. ha resuelto aubst.,uir
e cuel,o por pintoresco& pa!i1cates,
de asombroSo coIcI lido, con III nude
, ;imbolico dcbajo DC Il campaa!I.a.
! No cabe duGa cue este e I'm prov:c
SO effective, tanto po: Il faci!itad
| del amarre, cu"nto ForQue d mGv
bucna vista un pcda4o De m2"ta. caa
81 respective paisaje, colgate a gv
curzo del c-istiano, como trasunto Ee
! 10 que fuv q ''huiDilIi" e. los auJCc-
! ,onos. Adem&s. nay n v~cataJa De QUE,
| cualtdo q cbreru ccha cl ki!o pOr los
Eoros. q mismo paliacat- Sc cncarGa,
| acknowledgements, de- il chUpaudu eI
! Datr'0tico jugo de los ~m@cionales. De
mod que q pa!i&c"te, sin Sentitlc,
| ruugc = IN vrz &c c~ucllo, d" corbat@ y
dc papel scc@ntc. Sin coat"r con gue,
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LIE CONVENE ENTERARSE DE.
NUESTRA OFERTA ESPECIAL EN-
QUINTA PLANA DEL. MICROBES
PROXlMO.
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Atrasado.-iQut bicn dice listed
cuardo dice que cl panuelo no cs
ms que un trapiilo Modesto, i]nventa.
DO por los endiantrados csclayiStas
para dleformar las bolSas del panta-
lon V dar uuos cHantos c~-Atavos 4 los
chinosl
s.. senior. ESQ era hasta aver el pa
hu.lo. Prro como Ia revolution ha
vcnido 4 hacer chuza CON las "anciaS
cos.umbrc5 de los regimencs bocaba-
jeudoS, va no hay rieSgo de que el
panuclo vuelva 4 tomar incrcmemto,
nj que Sc vuclva 4 hacer uso tan de.
jeSta3le d. esta ct;pecie de panal
para homEreS grandes.
Sucedia anteS, cuando todos los
movimientos del pueblo pasaban por
Ia censura official, que el humor pi
tuitoso de las gentes Sc descolgaba
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-22
Money Appropriated for Ditch Fight

On. Of the last acts Of the KAN
sas legislature Just adjourned Was
To appropriate 5000 to prevent Col
orado bitches from diverting waters
OF the Arkansas river which belong
10 the Kansas bitches. Last year the
Farmers Ditch filed case against
twenty Of the principal bitches OF
Colorado to prevent them from taxi
Ing NIL Of the water from the river
and II is gratifying TO know that the
state will back us In the fight against
Colorado. The Colorado legislature
appropriates large sums OF money
TO help the Colorado ditehes In It'll
cation OF this kind. and II Il right
that Kansas should stand behind her
irrigated district tn the same way.
While 5000 In not n large amount
II viii help materially In paying the
expenses Of the litigation during ths
next two years. The appropriation
was secured very largely through the
efforts Of X. J. Hopkins. who II u.
lerney Tor the Farmers' Ditch.--Osr.
den City Herald.
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-22

The Santa Fe was about to build
a new 100000 depot at Dodge City
J NJ. Gibbs leased his farm to Sam
Morrow and became resident OF La
Junta.
W. +. Kingery and Miss Gertie
lobe were married Sunday. March
81. 1897.
Eighteen nimrods from Colorado
Springs bagged ltO ducks in days
shoot near Rocky Ford.
Mrs. Ella Light. OF Chicago. ar.
rived in La Junta for short visi,
with Mrs. willis Andrews.
A cheese factory was the iates,
innovation at Manzanola. with ca
pacity to use the product OF Zoe
cows.
II. r. Ellingwood and II. W. Pot,
ter visited New Mexico and returned
with l040 head OF cattle TO be fed in
Otero county.
Tilghman Howard resigned as call
boy and went to work In the tool
room. Harry Baldridfe succeeded
him as call boy.
Rocky Ford was agitating the
question OF installing an electric
light plant-and that was only TWEEN
ty years ago. too.
The English Lumber Comany estab-
lished yard at Fowler with Il. y.
Edwards AS manager. Mr.. Edwards
Is still on the job.
March "a. 1897. was the tenth an
niversary OF G. l.. Seeley's marriage,
and he celebrated the event In a
manner befitting the occasion.
Lew Mcclelland. who had been
visiting willis Andrews. secured a
position with the Santa Fe and de-
cided to locate permanently In La
Junta.
j. W. Mapes. Of Trear. Iowa.
owner OF the "Mapes Row" on Cim-
arron aycnae. arrived In town for a
brief visit to look after his property
Interests.
A legislative committee invests
gated tn. records OF the state engi-
ne"r's office and found that DEGREES
had been entered for four or five
times the amount OF water available
In the river. The investigation was
made for the purpose Of finding out
how much water was available for
the use OF State Canal No. I. proyid-
Ing the canal was ever completed.
II never WAS.
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-22
Big Cantaloupe Contract

Steinhardt 4 Kelly, an old reli-
able commission firm of New York
City, has contracted with a number
OF Japanese farmers in the Swink
district for five hundred acres OF can
taloupes to be grown during the
coming season. The growers con
tracing organization is known as
the Arkansas Valley japanese Agri-
cultural Association. and is com
posed OF experienced cantaloupe
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-22
Strenuous Politics at Swink

Some towns ten times as large
may not make half so big a smudge
as Swink does on the political map.
All the usual parties have full tick
cts in the field. accompanied by out
spoken and emphatic platforms. =
Opening OF one of the conventions
is thus described by the Advocate:
-. V. Yeoman. who is noted for his
dry jokes often pulls some good
ones when least expected. As chair
man at the caucus last Friday even
ing, Vic produced a big 45 six gun
and laid 1t on the table. II may have
been for protection or for order. at
any rate there wasn't any rough
house.
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-22
OUR COMMUNITY


Here are some pointers worth
reading and re-reading by every cit
izen in this community. 1t is ex-
pressed by Nels Darling, lumber
man and lecturer:
DO you own property in this
town? Have you "A farm near this
town? Is this your nearest trading
point? In other words, when you
are away do you call this your home
town? If so, you are vitality and ma
terially interested in its welfare.
win this town live, much less
gain in wealth and population? Sta
tistics show that large per cent OF
the towns of less than 10000 are
going backward. The future of this
town is in the hands of its citizens.
The towns that will live are the towns
that give service.
In twenty-five states the rural
communities have actually lost or
population. In Pennsylvania. l.520
towns have gone backward in the
last ten years
Draw circle with radius of
ten miles around each of the forty
seven largest cities of the United
States. Take census OF the popu-
lation and you will find living with
In the confines OF these circles ap-
proNimately 27.500,000. or about one
third OF all the people OF continental
United States They occupy one twen-
ty-thousandth part of the entire area
Of the country.
The town of one thousand. or
over should be the social, spiritual
and commercial center for the people
within radius of six or eight miles.
Are YOU trying 10 make your town
such a center?
"A spirit OF pride engenders pride
4 few citizens of any community who
believe in clean streets. free from
waste paper and empty tobacco tins
can, by precept and example. create
a spirit OF civic pride in all the peo-
pie that will make for clean town.
A spirit OF town loyalty. exercised
by the really patriotic men and wo-
men OF this town will do wonders.
Practice what you preach.
Each one doing his or her part
every day can make this IA town of
grass instead of weeds. of flowers.
OF cleaner streets, more pretty door
yards town of larger and better
stores, a town OF loyal endeavor born
Of knowledge of the independ-
eucics of all the people. We can
make this still better place In
which to live and mighty hard
place to leave"
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-22
Establishing Fine Dairy Herd

=. W, Wndlclrh, one OF the pros.
porous dairy men Of the iIolbrook
valley. returned home the latter
part OF the week with car load OF
fine itolstein dairy cows that he pur-
chased In Denver. Mr. Wadleirh has
been adding TO his fine herd until
he now has the largest number Of
dairy cows In the valley. We notice
that he comes to the cheese factory
with a whole wagon load Of milk and
cream every morning which looks
like prosperity.
We are glad TO see 40 many oi
the farmers getting In these good
grades Of cattle which are the build.
W Of this community. and We hops
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-22
How to Get On In the World

Suppose boy should try TO be,
come lawyer without expecting
to be admitted to the bar. or while
really believing that he would
ever amount to anything as law.
yer. lie would fail We tend to get
what We expect. and II we expect
nothing. We get nothing. The stream
cannot rise higher than It's fountain
head no one can become prosperous
when he expects OF half expects To
remain poor
The man who Il bound to win. be-
lieves he Is going To be prosperous I:
he starts out with the understanding
with himself that he II going to be a
successful man. n winner, and not a
loser. He does not say To himself all
the time. What's the use2 The great
business combinations are swallow
ing up the chances. Before long the
multitude will have to work for the
few. I do not believe shall ever do
anything more than Just make a
plain living IN very humble way.
I shall never have a home and the
things that other people have. am
destined TO be poor and nobody"
There is no philosophy by which n
man whose mind IL filled with fear
of coming to want and horror or
failure can attract the thing which
will relieve him. because he iS facing
the other way; he is working for
one thing and expecting another.
The man who IN suffering with
fear because he does not know where
the next dollar is coming from II In
no condition TO earn or 10 attract
dollars Fear always makes man
think he Is weak. n nobody, II al
ways pictures the worst; sees no
light ahead.
II In the man who has faith In
himself. In his own resources. and
who spends his las, dollar fonrl.ssly
because he knows the law OF supply
and IL In touch with the flow of
abundance that gets on.--OrIson
Sweet Marden. In March Nautilus.
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-22

to be able to report others doing
the same thing later on.-Cheraw
Herald.
La Junta tribune., 1917-03-22

Entered at postoffice at La Junta
Colorado. as second. class mall matter.
Evening journal., 1917-04-10

THE best class of tenants don't look
70 window signs-they read and use the
Want Ads.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1917-04-10
news HAPPENINGS
ABOUT NEW Castle
Much Interest Being Shown
in City Election This
Afternoon
IMPORTANT MEETING
AT CENTURY CLUB

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. April 1O.-An i'm
portant meeting Of the New Castle
Baseball Club has been called for
Thursday evening in the mayors Of
fee. AS the season will be formally
opened Saturday. April 21. and there
are many matters TO de discussed. il
is hoped that there will be a large
attendance. Manager Mcdaniel has
announced that no favoritism will be
shown any OF the members Of the
team, that all will have an equal
chance to make good. He says that
number OF local ball players of
ability have expressed an unwilling
ness to sign up, giving as an excuse
that they are afraid they will be rele-
gated 10 the background in the games
to make way for a favorite. This will
not be, Manager Mcdaniel states
Players are now being signed up and
the manager hipes to be able to an
nounce at least a few of the team
members Thursday night The league
season opens a week from Saturda.
with a game on the home ground:
with the Eden team. The following
Saturday afternoon Brownson viii
play here.
The city election is the one engross-
ing topic today Good weather anC
the interest being shown in the candi
dates should bring out large vote, il
is said. The polls opened between /.
and l o'clock and will close at
o'clock.
The meeting OF the New Castle
Century Club tonight will be for the
election OF officers, directors and dele
gates 70 the State Federation Of Clubl
which meets at Rehoboth in June. Th'
election was set for last THURSDAY
night originally but was postponed
until tonight because OF Holy Thurs
( day The following nominations wer,
made az the meeting held for tina
. purpose several weeks ago:
Recording secretary - Misses Mil
dred 7. Stoops, Anna Lancaster,
! Corresponding secretary-Mrs. JohI
NJ. Wilson.
! Treasurer-Mrs. John P. Murphy
Mrs. John F. a. Clayton.
? Five directors for terms OF thre,
, years each--Mrs. Julius Dodd. Mrs
4 feter B. Lghtner, Mrs. Alexander Z
'Souoiss' Mrs. Richard S. Rodney, Mrs
Evening journal., 1917-04-10
SAYS COUPLES WHO CAN'T
AGREE SHOULD part IN Time

A belief in the freedom OF divorce
was expressed Sunday by George Il
Odell. secretary OF the American Eth.
ical Union, who spoke before the local
union on the topic, THE Demand fol
New Ideals OF Marriage" Mr.. Odell
said, however, that public opinion
should turn its face strongly against
divorce and that society should sci
itself like steel against any flip
pancy in the matter Do not enter
into marriage, said he. wholly full Of
the notion Of what you can get out Of
Il, but be concerned about what you
can put into it, If trouble arises be-
tween a couple let them part for a
time and get the situation in perspec-
tive. Let the law insist on this and
appoint a tribunal OF lawyers and
friends.
On next Sunday afternoon. Dr. Henry
Newman, of the Brooklyn Ethical So
ciety, will speak on Making a Living
and Making a Life"