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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-11
HARTMAN ROADS
REMAIN TOGETHER
L. S. District Court Refuses to
Separate Southern and
Central Pacific.
NEW ANGLE IN LITIGATION
Judges Rule That Lines Are
Serving Public Well; Di-
vision Not Right.
NEW ANGLE IN LITIGATION

.- ST LOUIS, Mo-, March 1O.-The
litigation instituted by the govern
mcnt to dissolve the so-called Harri-
man railway system, partly success
ful when the supreme court reversed
a decision Of the district court for
Minnesota and ordered the Union Pa
cific to diVest itself of the Southern
Pacific took new angle today when
the federal court for the district Of
Utah denied petition of the govern
ment to separate the Central Pacific
from the Southern Pacific. The prin-
cipal Central Pacific line is that part
Of the Southern Pacific between Oak
land and Ogden.
The decision was filed today at salt
Lake City, whore the original suit
was brought
The arguments in the case were
heard before Circuit Judges Sanborn
of St Paul, Hook of Leavcnworth and
Garland of Washington, i'm 81. Louis.
more than a year ago. these Judges
sitting as the district court for Utah.
Two Judges Agree.
After the decision was filed at salt
Lake City, whittier it had been sent
by Judge Hook. who prepared tho
opinion, copy was given out here
at the office Of Judge Sanborn. Judge
Sanborn concurred with Judge Hook
and Judge Garland wrote "A dissenting
opinion, a copy of which was not
available here.
Two points stand out in the major
ny opinion. First II is doubtful saws
the opinion, whether the Sherman
antitrust law can reach proprietary
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-11

that it was finally settled that such
purchases must hc private, he In.
tended, and had intended. TO rcim-
hurse the state in fun for eNpcndi-
lures during his administration.
says Poe Lied.
Replying To statements of Poe while
on the stand that the governor In the
case of different mortgages had re-
quested that they not be recorded.
the states executive declared they
were absolutely false. lie said tlst
there would have been no reason for
such a request. as all the MORTGAGES
were abundantly secured by valuable
property and that this fact was well
known.
The governor also said that state
ments by Poe that he had assumed
responsibility for notes by John Nc
Kay former secretary of state. for
$4,000, by John II. Spires OF Temple
for $500 and by VIII r. Wallace
his brother-in-law, for 10000, were
false, absolutely false" lie went
into detail to show that the notes
were given by the three men and paid
by them.
The governor denied that he had
ever had had anything To do with the
5000 note of r.. X. Williams OF the
Temple Telegram.
During his testimony Governor Fer
guson gave figures To show that his
properties were sufficiently valuable
to more than secure all his obliga-
tons
II can say on high OATH he de
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-11
WOMAN HAS LAWSUIT HABIT

NEW YORK. March TO- Mary
pickford was the defendant IN a su-
prome court action filed today Lit
tie Mary. whose receipts from movie
picture productions put her IN the
royal class as regards income, was
legally requested to hand over S1O3.-
$50 To MIS-. cora g. Wilkcnlng, agent
FOR authors and actors.
Mrs Wilkcning wants Just about
ten weeks of the little stars salary,
because. as set forth I'm her complaint
for the past three years she was en-
ploycd by Miss Pickford as general
manager and personal repre- nrtativc.
She declares she was retained ON a
commission basis
There Is no basis for Mrs Wilkou-
ng's 'mands.' was the statement
made 10y attorneys for the actress
she was never Miss Pickford's Of
fetal representative"
Mrs. Wilkoning also sued Lady De
Battle Oily LangtrO for $500 FOR
professional services
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-11

relations formed prior to tho massage
Of the law. The opinion points out
the thnte Iohs record OF the CehtraI "a
enc Ilhes Delhs operated as part
Oh me southern racine system ana
contlhues:
IT the antitrust act be construed
10 re9ch proprietary relations as dis
uhsulshed from those or more con-
uhuous operating character, formed
lohE prior TO lts passage, whereby di-
Nersent ana tanSental lines OF road
20 Widely separated sateWays or points
III the currents OF tralilc movement
are hcIu III Il SlHsie owner snip OF con
r"i' lts tHlorcemeht would nave such
IeS'ruCtINe eliSct upon estApIisIlvu
anu acocpteu rdIIro"u SysteIls ol tho
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-11

ms of the interests Of the publications
and their general advancement and
progress necossitated the organization
and the opportunity afforded by the
gathering Of the students was sliced.
Ale Wilson OF KendalX college, n
fourth year man and for some time
affiliated with the Collegian, the
school periodical, was elected 10 lead
The organization for the coming year,
with j. Martin of the \. & NJ. col
lege of saltwater as vice president
Every school publication in the state
is represented in the official board
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-11

clarcd, that the Bell county property
was worth 100000"
lie said the holdings of the Bns-
trop-lignite Coal company, in which
he is interested, consisted Of veins of
coal III Bastrop county that were
known to total eight million tons At
present profits. he said, this coal
could bo put on the market at a profit
OF St,6OU,OOO.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-11
COLLEGE PUBLICATIONS
OF OKLAHOMA ORGANIZE
Representatives Meet nj Kendall and
Determine Ia Cooperate with
Each Other.

A permanent organizations Of the
college publications OF the state was
perfected yesterday at II meeting of
representatives, of the various pcriodt-
Gals at Henry Kendall college. the
gathering having been held in con
students Volunteer union Further
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-11
MEMS SUITS AT SIis5

Mems light weight all-wool wor-
sted and blue serge and Scotch
mixture suits, perfect fitting.
expert tailoring, three and four
button models; fine serge
Innings. Values to $40. Popular
Store Price .S1I.Sj
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-11
BOYS SUITS S7.15

Extra fine quality light
weight woods and fine blue
serges; single and double
breasted; belted and pinch
backs, bloomer trousers. VAL
ues to $40. The Popular
store Price .........S7.i5
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-11
MEMS SPRING SUITS S0.95

Mems very best styles in spring
suits. light weight wool fabrics,
IN solids, Scotch mixtures and
stripes; also blue serges, three
and four-button effects; perfect
fitting and finely tailored. Suits
that YOU would pay elsewhere
SIS. Popular Store Price. S9.05
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-11
BOYS SUITS $i.75.

The new spring styles in boys
suits. both single and double
breasted; shades OF gray and
brown mixtures, navy blue
serges; belted and pinch backs.
Suits that sell elsewhere for
$3.50. Popular Store Price Si.75
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-11
Chicken Salad" Cases.
Unusual Merit Features This Stores Spring Stocks

the of
IrhdSto
of
"a the
OF be
also
0 Priced patrons.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-11

Fornand de dueldIc announces a
display Of photographic portraits and
oils at Tulsa Decorating company
through )ut this weok.-tdV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-11

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
This is TO certify that G. s. Yount-
man. president of the Mutual Drus
company. and for thirty years a drug
eist, is in no way connected with tho
purchase of the Diam md Drug store
Thanling my many friends am
past patrons, beg to remain your
Water commi Ssioner,
e. : NOUNKMAN.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-11
Nnl NInrkc,l In.

Tenor (sincme)-"Oh. 'appy. 'appy,
'appv be thy dreams
Professor-Stcp, stop Why don't
you sound the II?
Tenor-lt don't so no higher
than Gi
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-11
SPORT SILKS At 9Sc.
STRIPED AND rLAID SILKS Si.ao
Choice Wash Dress
Fabrics

1000 yards Of Egyptian Tis-
ues, in plaids and stripes;
also checks; 81 inches wide.
Special Monday yard at. .2ic
36-inch fancy Voiles, cOmpris-
ing stripes, plaids and Dresden
designs, many with white
grounds; wide range of pat
terms. Special Monday, at
40-inch French lawns. In
white and colors, stripes and
plaids; excellent quality. Spe-
cial Monday, yard .10C
French Madras, 36 inches wild
and mems shirts. Hair line st
A Isa Il
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-11
SPRING SKIRTS AT Sl.85.

Made from wool popns, French serges, gabar-
dimes and fancy mohairs. In solid shades
stripes, plads and checks Knife and box pleat
effects sport models predomlnating. Late
modes in pockets. Skirts that are well worth
SI6O. Priced here at .Si95
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-11
FERGUSON DENIES
CHEATING STATE
VIII Pay Bills for Meats,
Fruits and Groceries If
Due, He Testifies.
SAYS POE LIED ON STAND
Accused Governor of Texas
Checks Off Charges One by
One From Witness Stand.

AUSTIN. Texas. March 1O.-Gov.
James Il. Ferguson Of Texas this aft
ernoon took the witness stand before
'he Davis house investigating com
mittee and began his reply to the
charges brought against him in the
resolution introduced by Representa-
tive II. Il. Davis of Van Zandt county.
II was $3.50 o'clock, however. when
the governor reached that stage In
his testimony which began tD deal
with the entrance of II. c. Poe into
the affairs of the Temple state bank
as president, and after some discus
SION the committee agreed to recess
until 10 a. m Monday.
Up to this time the Witnesses tcs-
timony had related to mansion cN-
penditures, his travelling disbursc-
mcnts and to denial Of charges made
by Poe. while on the witness stand,
that Mr.. Ferguson had attempted to
withhold record Of certain mortgagcd
liens held by the Temple State bank
and had assumed responsibility for a
numbe of notes in the banks pos
session.
Concerning the mansion eXpendi-
lures for groceries. meats fruits,
vegetables and such supplies, the
governor said that there was no in
tention on his part to Improperly bur
den these on the state.
Chicken Salad" Cases.
lie said that he was aware of the
fact that the Chicken salad" cases,
resulting from mansion expenditures
in the Colquitt administration, were
still pending in the supreme court on
Il motion for rehearing and in event
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-11

SILK SKIRTS AT S7.i5
Made on sport lines; materials of chiffon taf-
feta, glace taffetas and wearwell satins
plaids stripes and solid shades: knife and box
pleated; shirred backs; belted and yokes; skirts
that are worth $40; priced here at. ..,. S1.15
S1I7J, $17.4J.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-11

Bookfold Percales. light ana
dark grounds with stripes.
checks and small figures. suit
able for childrcn's dresses and
ladies' house dresses. Special
Monday, yard ......i5c
27-inch white and colored
linens. in pinks, blue. nile,
leather and others, for skirts
and dresses. Special Monday,
yard. .............. Bic
36-inch white and colored
Linens, ten different shades:
very fine grade, heavy and
durable. Special Monday.
very suitable for shirt waists
pes and small figures. Special
900 24c
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-11
SPRING SKIRTS AT S3.O5

SPRING SKIRTS AT S305
For this price you can select from wool poplins,
French serges and gabardnes In solid shades of
green, brown, navy new blue and black. Cup
and saddle pockets Shirred backs Yokes and
tailored belts Regular s. skirts priced at 1895
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-03-11

SPKING COATS NT SIJSJ.
At this price figure snow for tomorrow late
arrivals that the express brought yesterday.
The styles are certainly and daring, each
one Of different mode. Materials are wool
poplins, gabardines, French serges and others.
In solid shades and fancy plaids. Extremely
large collars with trimmings of silk and satin,
embroidered and stitched. Many with the new
shirt back, yokes and pleats. Regular $25
Coats priced here at ..................S S19.S5
La Junta tribune., 1917-08-16

Mrs. Earl sabin. who with Mrs. sisk.
have had cottage in Glen Park for
the past month
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. s. Marshall. ac-
companied by Rev. =. Payne and Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd croan motored to
Fowler yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Croan expee, TO remain several days.
but the rest OF the party returned
last night.
The funeral OF the late Edwin Ora
hood. son OF MIR. and Mrs. c. X.
orahood. OF wals-nburg. Colo. who
was accidentally drowned In the
Willamette river near Vancouver.
Wash. ten days ago. was held In
Walsenburg last Sunday. and at
tended by Mr.. and Mrs. Delmar
Draper. and Mrs. A. c. Draper. who
returned home last Monday after
noon.
La Junta tribune., 1917-08-16
Joi. seco.d Osncsr.' Training Camp


DR.. and Mrs. p. b. LinyilIe left
last Tuesday morning for Gleuvood
Sprfngs. and after . few days visit
there. Will make the circle trip over
the Denver ( Rio Grande. via Grand
Junction and Montrose. They Will
stop off at Camp La Junta. near
Gunnison. on the way back and visit
Bob Fisher. who is still engaged In
HIS annual pastime OF Turing the
elusive trout from their lairs, with
more or less success. They also ex-
pect to partake OF one OF Bob's ia
nous fish dinners with hot biscuits
for chaser.
DR.. Linvflle received Telegram
last Monday notifying him that his
application for enlistment in the
second Officers training camp had
been acted upon favorabiy and re-
ceived instructions TO report for duty
At Fort Sheridan. near Chicago. on
August e7th. DR.. Linville. has had
considerable military experience. be-
ing captain OF the La Junta com
pany OF the Colorado National
Guard, and serving through the coal
strike war near Trinidad = few years
ago.
La Junta tribune., 1917-08-16

strange things and sights going on
on around me that have not had
time to get lonesome. sure have
put on the weight since I Joined
the Navy and have taken to sprint
Ing to keep In condition. Each
morning before breakfast. or chow.
] run around the half mile track
three or four times. ] sure enjoy II.
Enclosed you viii find a picture
OF two of my friends and myself
getting the latest dope from home.
II was taken In Golden Gate Park
and ] am Just finishing Vernon Nc
cune's article. All the La Junta
boys here are O. X. and like II very
much better by now. BY the way. Roy
Bosley is In the hospital with the
mumps. and Charlie Witt Is getting
along fine. 80 I heard the other day.
The meals are just great. I really
don't see how they can serve 50
much st one meal. but they do. and
II h slways good The officers here
are splsndid and II they are the same
on bosrd ship we won't have . kick
coming. OF course We get the San
rrsseisco papers here every day aud
you learn more news about var from
then II one day than you do on
Nors Island In . month. You
woupdn't think we were gathered
here for war. and Gvess II II best
that We don't think about II vcry
much.
sure enjoy the paper each week
very much. and TO miss Il n IKE
missing . good meal. You really
do not realize how the dear old rrtb-
une keeps us together. received
q card from Howard Kranf the other
day from Honolulu and he said be
had seen my name In the Tribune.
and n I should ever happen 70 BE-
Ia Honolulu would know just
where could find him. through the
Tribune. 10 you see u Il just like =
mother to her wandering son-. and
keeps US together though We arc
miles and miles apart
Well. I must close and say good
bye 10 you oil for this time.
Yours for victory.
JOHN. X. DECKER.
Artistcsrs' School. Mare Island. VAL
iejo. Calf.
La Junta tribune., 1917-08-16
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Liquid ny dope; guaranteed TO
give satisfaction AT the La Junta
Hardware Company
Mr.. and Mrs. B, l.. Lawyer. of
Rocky Ford. were visitors In La
Junta last Tuesday.
The Arkansas Valley Poultry As
ISOLATION has fine display in the
window at Coltman's Pharmacy.
Mrs. NJ. T. Claire. OF iowa City.
Iowa. arrived In La Junta Tuesday
for visit with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs J. l.. spalding
Mrs. Norman purbin and two
daughters. OF Kansas City. are ex-
pocted to arrive today for n short
visit with Mrs. W Il. MeKirihan.
Mrs. Guy weybright. who has
been spending three weeks In Rye.
Colo. with a party OF Rocky Ford
friends. returned home Monday.
Or,ille Oldham sold Studebaker
fours to 4. y. showaiter and Jack
Carroll last Monday. and went to
Denver Tuesday night 10 bring the
cars down.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. LynGar ar
rived home last night from Chicago.
where they have been visiting their
son. Walter. who Is stationed at the
Great Lakes Training Camp.
Mrs. farthinr arrived home Thurs
day from n visit with Miss Mabel
Lesher In Denver. and on her return
trip spent week with her sister.
La Junta tribune., 1917-08-16
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

Objections to your assessment for
the year 1917 should be filed
promptly at my office. Beginning
Wednesday. August %. 1917. will
as required by law. officially sit at
my office at the Court House In La
Junta. Colorado. for the purpose of
hearing any and all objections to the
assessment roll OF Otero County for
the year 1917.
c: C. BUCHANAN.
County Assessor.
La Junta tribune., 1917-08-16
ouR BOYS IN THE NAVY
tcontinued from First Page,

tnke advantage Of Il. We have Ii6.
erty until . o'clock In the mornins
and on Saturdays we are granted
liberty from ~ o'clock noon until
3 O'Clock Monday morning. 70 you
see we have no kick coming.
San Francisco 10 only thirty miles
away and II only costs 81 for the
round trip. 20 when We get forty
eight hours liberty leave we gen
orally run down TO Frisco. II only
costs 10 cents from Frisco to Oak
land and Alameda Beach where they
have surf and tank bathing. and also
st Berkeley. Any one OF these trips
10 fine and they are not very ex-
pensive. have been over to Ber-
kelley several times and have Visited
Champe Jameyson's family. and II II
sure a treat to see and be with some
one from the old home town. The
Jameysons are wen and like Cali
fornia fine. but Ike all the rest Of
us. dear old Colorado win always
have . warm spot In our heart. The
weather here IL Just grand. II don't
get so awful warm In the day time.
but 1t sure gets cool at night and
our blankets are always . comfort
to us.
I have not been 4 BIT lonesome
since I Joined the navy. a. there
sre 20 many things to interest one.
In fact can sit on the steps in front
Of our barracks and see 70 many
La Junta tribune., 1917-08-16
Boa-d VII, I..se ss..s-a Can

The Otero county exemption board
did not secure the quota Of nine
teen men required from this county
for>service In the draft ssny. Thir-
ty-eight men were summoned to ap-
pear before the board on Saturday.
Monday and Tuesday. and all Of
them were heard from sswe one
Mexican who gave his residence ~
Old Mexico. The board ha. not rs
yet finally determined how many
passed the physical EXAMINATION.
but will probably know before the
end Of the present week. Nesrly all
OF the men summoned filed claims
for exemption. either on the ground
Of having families dependent upon
them for support. or on account OF
vocation.
The local board wifi pass upon the
claims OF those having dependents.
and the district board In Pueblo up
ON those who claim exemption on ac-
count Of vocation. The claims for
exemption will have to be acted
upon within the next week. ~ one
third Of the nineteen men drlftsd
from this county will have to report
At the training camp. not later than
September lst.
The local board will Issue . sec
ond call. probably Tor about forty
men. to report 10 them for exs
ination next week. The notices to
the men who are to be summoned
will be sent out before the close Of
the present week.
La Junta tribune., 1917-08-16
ArA...- valley Fair soe..

The commitfss Of the decorated
automobile parade has decided to d.
vide the 800 purse - follows: For
the best decorated automobile, $36
and the Denver Post silver trophy:
second best. SIS. For the best ad-
vcrtising automobile. $35 to first.
SIS TO second.
Have you seeA. the samples Of su-
tomobile decorations In the window
OF the Otero County Agricultural
Association, They are beautiful
and can be procured at Wholesale
price but must be ordered before
August 25th. e
The decoration of an automobile
In not such . task A. II may seem and
an old car when decorated cannot BE-
told from . new one. Any man or
woman with q little taste as to col
ors can decorate g car with very lit
tie work and the expense Is not nec-
exsarily large. Win the material
that can be bought any car can be
made beautiful and II the office Of
the secretary can be seen several
hundred designs for decorating all
makes Of automobiles and sugges-
tions can be had for the asking.
. A q business proposition there II
not Z live firm In this city that can
afford to miss the golden opportun-
ny to advertise their goods. and be-
sides the benefit Of the advertising
you stand As good . show Is any
one OF getting . part Of the $50 that
Is offered for advertising cars. You
will make = mistake IL you defer
this matter until the last few days.
Make your plans now. secure the
material to make II yourself. which
is just as good. and then at the last
II will take you but . few hours
to do all the work aud you will avoid
the rush.
An effort is being made to have
every city and town in this part Of
the state represented at the big pa
rade on Watermelon day. and II will
not be the fault OF the committee
in charge II all the cities are not
on the map.
La Junta tribune., 1917-08-16
Junior Music Sswtiy Club

The Junior Music Study Club met
Tuesday night with Miss Ruth Rey-
nolds. The subject for the evening
Was "Mendelssohn. Selections were
played by Miss Frances Miller and
Miss ursey Moore. Miss Lucille
Stroud was a special guest and sang
several songs. The next meeting
Will be held Tuesday with Miss
Florence Yant. Officers for the en-
suing year VIII he elected.
La Junta tribune., 1917-08-16
,se.es Parry 70 s..l.A

A party Of Ia Junta people will
motor 70 Beulah Friday. returning
Saturday. Il will Include hr. snd
Mn. Joseph Poss aad their guest.
Mrs. 0sosgs. and Tom Doushsrty:
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. O. Botkia. accom-
PANIED ~ Mn. Hsrbsrt Eilis. Mis-
rraaees ksadall aud NJ. Russell
Dsapss. 80 n. lal Mn. c. =.
rripasee ~ tAs1s sussts. Misses
Itsshseins 80 effss frie,sst. q
0eil1uooes. Oh. ~ pssty wttl
49, 80 nsslsh y csssa cesy
- - = - shyiias - nsvai
&C., o1oa
La Junta tribune., 1917-08-16
Gard of Tiaaaks

We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks to many la Jun,a friends for
sympathy shown US In our late h.
reavement Of our son. Edwin. md
assure them Of our sincere apere-
citation Of their many kindnesses.
MIR. AND MRS. G. X. ORAHOOD.
La Junta tribune., 1917-08-16
PIANO FOR SALE

FOR SALE-We offer for immediate
sale At . substantial reduction n
price. . new piano. quality fully
guaranteed. located at La Junts,
Liberal terms TO = responsible party.
Particulars will be furnished 70 any
one addressing the Denver Music
Company. Denver. Colo.
La Junta tribune., 1917-08-16

nDAyhsv's havs ssseailsl . asw ~
oolnee auee hsasss. ~ eeoes = Z
~ 'osso ~. 0oau11eutly 1eso1e1.
~ ~ 49, - Woek0AndA1o osu
- ooG1onD g . ase11e uAeoo v1ooG
~ = onOooeo1 ~ ~ 0Gleooe'
La Junta tribune., 1917-08-16

eussss vhe have bseo aokias hears-
- tt ever sssty ysan. ~ hsasss
~ manufacturers shv have -
saoestes. ~ este sAassls , pssese-
~ iossof. hav1ag . MY hesss-
Ooves 0s1es. ~ saasess. ~ b ~
|o1on1lv no1As1 ensesoAssl q ~
La Junta tribune., 1917-08-16

II more attractive sAss have had .
flower rseh built n ~ bsly vhieh
carries Ill eIsvsss. ~ hessss y
eeasI1aes1 80 g ~ llaesl h ~
Askaasos vailsy.
~. vtsA tAsls aseD anbslaass.
ashss ~ - saevsss eeqesseA