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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-10

airy forces
we are convinced, the statement
added, that the war in which the
United States Is now engaged rs as
Just q war as was even wagcd 10y q
liberty loving people agains, ruthless
aggression and oppressive tyranny.
We believe that the cause of social
ism. OF industrial democracy of the
progress OF the worlds workers to-
ward a better and nobler life. ~ IN
dissoluhly bound ~ with the cause
Of the United States aud ~ allied
dcmoCracies
Let us put at the disposal Of our
government led hy our great demo-
cratic president all u and
all our strength for the conquest OF
this citadel FOR the overthrow Of
these dark powers and clear the path
for the march ~ the peoples Of the
world toward peace and honor. free
dom and democracy, international
fraternity ana socialist cooperation %
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-10
SOCIALISTS ASKED no
HELP PROSECUTE Wal,

New York. sept 10. An socialists
uf the United States, organized and
u~uurganizrd were urged To put all
their energy strength, ardor and en-
thusiasm az the disposal of the gov
erument so That the war may he car
ried tu IL rapid and victorious con
clusion" In a statement issued 10y
socialist Delegates 10 the Minneapolis
conference OF the American Alliance
for Labor and Democracy on their
return here lnst night
They WlII thus bc acting iu ac-
cordauor with the nuhlest traditions
and highest aspirations of America
us well aH the International socialist
movement the statement said
"Germuuy uutocracy. with its fcud-
ali-tiC motives. Germany 1unkordom
German plutocracy-in short Ger
man militarism. constitute the last
citadel 81 the worlds dark, reaction
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-10

The Rocky Mountain synod OF the
Evangelical Lutheran church. with
Which 81 Paurs congregation OF AL
b~uanerque 10 affiliated. holds lts an
nual convention In Colorado Springs
thia week. A party of four left this
afternoon 10 attend the meeting, in
Guiding Rev. Edward y. Schueler.
Rev. j. 4. Greever 10. D.. OF Roswell,
Rev. Dr.. Hiegler OF Belen. and Mr..
Anton Arson. lay representative from
the Albuquerque church.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-10
Government Indian
School Is Reopened

The Indian school opened for the
new term today. Principal George
y Dutt got IN town yesterday with
it5 Pueblo pupils from Grants. Mo
caftys Aeomita and I4iguna Among
the others who arrived were u party
81 NatsJos from Fort Defiance. Ariz.
There ave three new teachers Mrs.
Harrington. of oklahoma Miss
Ruth Rick, o. Stout Institute. Memo
l%plinee, Wis teacher % domestic
science ana . G. Ross, former su-
lerintendent ~ the Menuai school
acting disciplinarihn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-10
Roundup of Truants
Soon to be Started

The school authorities will begin
listing tomorrow children OF school
age. who are not attending school.
The names Will BE- turned over 20 the
truani officer for action. Pupils will
be asked 20 help In the truancy
roundup by giving the names OF ait
BOYS and girl known TO them who
should be IN school and aren't.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-10

ut the request of Lieut. Thomas Nuo
the provost marshal WHO SAYS hun
drcd cor moro men iu the guard rrri
mcnt and battery have become muriu-
huang smokers aud mat the hadn't
is spreading
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-10
I i-charterists to
Hold Meeting Tonight

The auti-charter mass meeting viii
be held tonight at Arcade hail II
h. scheduled To begin at : O'Clock
Speakers viii be selected from among
the audience
10 h. expected 10 organize a cam
palgu committee Ia direct the fight
against the adoption OF the prepared
charter
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-10
Anti dope Ordinance
To Protect Soldiers

An ordinance prohibitions the sale
of Indian CannHhis ,mWiiHhuanal iu
tins citN Tor other than medicinal pur-
poses viii be introduced In the city
council tonight, Il has been prepared
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-09-10

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La Junta tribune., 1917-08-30
Song Of an Irish Patriot

Patricio McBradish, one of the
most distinguished OF our local rep
resentatives OF the Old Sod. has in
vented new song which he is pre-
pared to sing In the highest style
OF the art on the slightest provoca-
ton. The words OF this song were
invented by Mr.. o'Bradish. and
they we're set to music by that dis
tinguished symphonious artist known
to fame in oleaginous circles as
Charles Hooligan O'vey. 1t trills
thusly: I'VE are going to plant
the shamrock where the sauer kraut
used to grow. for we're going to
have an Irish kaiser over there
over there"
La Junta tribune., 1917-08-30
Death ~ Charles L.. Fisher

Charles l.. Fisher died nj his home
In Long Beach. Calf. Friday. Ang-
ust cath. after brief illness. aged
63 years and 3 days. y. :. Larsen.
OF this city. received letter the
first OF the week from Robert Fish
er, a brother of the deceased. noti-
flying him of the death. The body
was cremated at the request OF the
deceased. and the ashes viii be
taken to Fulton. No. later. De-
ceased was resident OF La Junta
for several years. and was engaged
In the real estate business. He left
about three years ago for Long
Beach. where he has since resided.
lie leaves n widow and one daush-
ter. Mrs, Norman Fensicr. OF San
Francisco. four brothers and one
sister. Robert Fisher was notified
OF the serious Illness Of his brother
about ten days ago. and left at once
for Long Beach. being with him for
several days before the end came
which was peaceful and without suf-
fering.
La Junta tribune., 1917-08-30
MRS. FRED B. MASON, Editor.
Mrs. wor,en'. kcn.inxton

The home OF Mrs. F. v. Worden
was radiant with midsummer garden
flowers and tulles last Tuesday af-
ternoon. when she entertained one
hundred friends at a Kensington,
the honor guests being Mrs. f. NJ.
Worden. Of California. Mrs Hugh
A. Benner. of Topeka, and Mrs.
Frank J. Shea. OF Fort Lyon
An enormous American flag waved
In the breeze on the veranda. which
was carpeted and decorated. form
ing an attractive entrance. The
rooms were profusely adorned. each
In a different variety Of flowers.
though the prevailing shades OF
purple and white were carried out
In the decorations and menu. Bas-
kets of cleones and tulls filled every
nook and corner, and the east porch.
where punch was served, was es-
pecially attractive.
The hostess was assisted by Mrs.
W. (. Andrews. Mrs. j. o. Wood.
Mrs. Z. Gard Edwards, Mrs. X. d.
McClintock, Mrs. Bert Botkin, Mrs.
F. p. Austin, Mrs. NJ. r. McCauley.
Mrs. X. p. Higgins. Mrs. Arthur
Stanley, Mrs. Herbert Ellis. Miss
Frances Kendall. Miss Mae Stevens.
Miss Helen Edwards. Miss Gladys
Wood. Miss Melba Taylor, Miss
Madeline Worden, and Miss Lois
Worden.
In the evening Mrs. Worden added
to the pleasure OF the occasion by
entertaining, most informally, all
the friends who had assisted in the
afternoon. and their husbands. thus
ending an unusually happy day. es-
pecially for her sister Mrs. Benner'
who left on No. 10 for her home
in Topeka.
La Junta tribune., 1917-08-30
Fred BccrbOhm Receives Promotion

Frederick Beerbohm, who has
been officiating as stenographer In
the office OF /. w. Fleming. general
car foreman at this point. for sew
eral months, has been promoted to
the position OF stenographer to S.
c. Brasher. chief clerk, to Master
Mechanic McMurray. at Albuquer-
que, n. NJ, and left for that place
last Monday night on No. Z. The
promotion carries with II con-
siderable increase in salary. Onie
Wisdom. who has been on the road
In the supply department OF the
Santa Fe. succeeds Mr.. Beerbohm as
stenographer in the office OF the
general car foreman.
La Junta tribune., 1917-08-30
Luncheon for Soldier BOys

MIR. and Mrs. A. c. Draper again
contributed to the pleasure OF the
soldier boys. who are enjoying their
furiough at home. by entertaining
them and some OF their friends at
Monday. The hosta were assisted
by Mrs. B. G. Botkin. Mrs. Herbert
Ellis and Mrs. Delmar Draper. Be
sides the guests OF honor. Lieuten-
ants Russell Draper. William Win
chell and Lee Darlington. the friends
present were Messrs B. G. Botkin
.Furman updike. Ed Smith. Ear
Haskins. Tom Sisson. Herbert Eliis,
Delmar Draper and John Spalding.
La Junta tribune., 1917-08-30
SOCIAL SHORT ONES

Mrs. ], J Kinsel returned Friday
frcm weeks visit in Denver.
Mrs. Joseph Posi- and son, Joseph,
left Friday for two weeks out
ing at Beulah.
Mrs. Clara Crawford. OF Manley.
Iowa. returned home after q visit
with Mrs. Fred L. Davis.
Joe Effner; of Rocky Ford, was in
town last Saturday and purchased
a Hupmobile four through Oldham's
Garage.
Tho South Division OF the Ladies'
Aid will meet this afternoon with
Mrs, C. C. Holler on South Belle
view avenue.
George Z. McCauley. who has
been located at Longmont for some
time, writes to change the address
of his Tribune to Fort Collins. Colo.
where he Will abide for time.
Do not forget to read the adver-
tisement OF j. w. Fisher and Mrs.
A. NJ. Potter In another column OF
this issue II you are In any way in
terested in the purchase OF school
supplies.
Mrs. l.. S. Rockwell. who has been
spending most of the summer with
relatives and friends in Longmont.
and Pueblo. returned home last
Friday night and is again In charge
of the w. C. T. U. Rest Room.
ottie Williams OF Lamar, was the
guest OF his cousin, Mrs. Lee Strain,
last Monday. Mr.. Williams was on
his way to Denver to enlist In the
quartermaster's department OF the
army
Miss Katherine Sisson, who has
been the guest OF her sister. Mrs.
Gertrude Ballard. and her brother.
Mr.. Tom Sisson, for several weeks,
expects to leave Sunday for her
home in Illinois. Miss Sisson will
shortly resume her study OF music
In ST. Mary's Academy. in Quincy,
Ill.
Clyde Sinclair, who recently re-.
signed his position In the local post
office where he has been employed
for a number of years, is now To-
Gated In Detroit. Mich, where he
has secured fine position with the
Chalmers Motor Company. Mrs. Sin
clair left last Monday afternoon on
No. l2 for Detroit. where the young
people have decided to locate per-
manently.
Louis p. Roth. former well
known umpire OF the Arkansas Val
ley League. who has been officiat-
ing In the same capacity In the West
ern Association In Oklahoma and
Texas during the past season, left
last Sunday morning on No. 2 for
Fort Riley where he VIII become u
member OF the second officers
training camp which was mobilized
there during the present week. Mr..
Roth was for ten years member
OF the United States army. and
hopes to land commission at Fort
Sheridan.
La Junta tribune., 1917-08-30
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

MiHs vsrnn Kelsey spent the week
end with friends In Rocky Ford.
Mason Jars In quarts and half
gallons: also extra tops and rubbers
at the La Junta Hardware Company.
]. : Hunter and son, John. Jr.,
returned Thursday from a two weeks
camping trip In the GunnIson ooun-
,ry.
Rev. and Mrs. A. l.. r. Ewert are
attending the annual conference OF
the Methodist church. which is be-
Ing held in Salida.
Miss Lois Stevens arrived home
last Sunday night from Denver.
where she has been the guest OF rel
atives and friends for n week.
Mr.. l.. +. Thiets and son. Frank
lin. motored 10 Walden Brothers
ranch last Sunday where Franklin
vii, remain. for two weeks out
Ing
Mrs. II. A. Benner and children.
Evelyn and Herbert. who have been
the guests at the home OF r. v.
worden. left Tuesday night for their
homo In Topeka. Kan.
Elmer @. Davis went 10 Manitou
Monday where he Will spend n week
and viii be accompanied home BY
Mrs. Davis. who has been there for
about six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Whitehead.
Of Berlin. Neb.. who are on mo-
Sor trip In Colorado. were guests
Of the formers brother. q. A. White
head and family. over the week end.
win the party who picked up .
market basket. containing wicker
flower basket. In front Of Hill res
idcnce on cimarron avenue. please
return same 10 Mrs. Gsvagan. 21s
Cimarron avenue. and receive re-
ward.
Lloyd Larsen and Harold GILL;
land left Sunday afternoon for .
weeks motor trip TO Colorado
Springs and Denver. They were &C.
companied ~ far as Pueblo by Mr.
aud Mrs. Larsen who returned Sun.
day night on the train.
c. w. Fawi. Of Ooodhopc. f1i.. ar.
rived In Ia Junta last Monday. and
has been the guest Of his brother.
in-iaw. J. ". Moore. Mr.. Fawi
owns . fine farm In the Hoibrook
country. which hes doubled IN value
since he purchased Il ten or = dossa
years ago.
Charles Nixon and A. p. Arnold
are making arrangements 70 open Z
garage n owink. They expsctsd y
b. IN full swing ~ this time. bse
have bsss Delayed % account q
the nea-asFlval q geeds aad eeulp-
meat. They Vim - located n ~
oll Klnlnes.rseess slsss builliaG -
tAe naao s@en g tAaa bufg.
La Junta tribune., 1917-08-30
Junior Music Study Club

The Junior Music Study Club
met Tuesday night with Miss Flor
ence Bomgardner. The composer,
Chopin. was studied. and selections
were rendered on the piano by Misses
Frances Miller and Florence Bonn
gardner. Miss Lucretia Lantz read
sketch OF the life of Chopin. Music
on the victrola. guitars and ukuleles
was enjoyed. after which dainty re-
freshments were served.
La Junta tribune., 1917-08-30
Afternoon Party

Miss Madge Hasten WAS hostess at
very Informal afternoon party last
Friday. with Miss Lucille Straud. OF
Eureka. Ill. who Is the house guest
OF her sister. Mrs. c. A. Pratz. as
guest OF honor. The number en-
joying the occasion included Misses
Frances Miller. Merle Flemming,
Florence Bomgardner. Mona Rife,
Alberta Rife. Ruth Reynolds, Kath-
crime sisson. ursey Moore. Florence
yant. Lucille straud. and the hos
tess.
La Junta tribune., 1917-08-30
Farewell Party

Mrs. Gertrude Ballard was hos
tess at an informal afternoon party,
complimentary to her sister. Miss
Katherine Sisson, who will leave in
few days for her home in Illinois.
Music on guitars and ukeleles added
charm to the occasion, The number
present included Misses Katherine
Sisson. Madge Hasten. Amelia
Leucht, Florence Bomgardner. Ur-
sey Moore. Flora Brown. Frances
Miller, Carolyn and Amanda Ellis.
Mona and Alberta Rife. Irene Spald-
ing and lone Lewis.
La Junta tribune., 1917-08-30
Woman. Relief CORPS

A patriotic program was very en-.
joyabie and appropriate feature OF
one Of the regular meetings OF
The woman's Relief Corps held ias'
wednesday afternoon. each member
pesssnt responding with . patriotic
euotatjon. After the business ana
reeernm had been dispsnssd with
theee vas . short social session 10
hoooe q ~ birthday Of Mn. james
Drooufloll, Who lsft that aftefneoa
- l1lmoafl " visat hes ~.
La Junta tribune., 1917-08-30
Dinner in Honor Of soldier Boys

Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Winchell were
hosts at dinner OF fine appoint
ments last Thursday evening, at
which time their son. Lieutenant
William Winchell. was the guest OF
honor. The dinner was served in
six courses and the rooms and table
were decorated with garden flowers.
The patriotic colors. which were es-
pecially appropriate on this occasion,
we're displayed by numerous Amer
lean flags. Miss Hazel Lee gracious
ly assisted. The invited guests were
Lieutenant Russell Draper. Mr.. Lloyd
Larsen. Lieutenant Lee Darlington,
Mr.. Furman Updike, Mr.. Bert Bot
kin. Mr.. Tom Sisson. MIR. Earl Has
kins. Mr.. John Spalding. Mr.. Del
mar Draper and Mr.. Herbert Ellis.
La Junta tribune., 1917-08-30
Picnic supper

The parents and q number Of the
soldier boys were hosts at a most
enjoyable picnic supper served on
the beautiful lawn at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George X. Kilgore. last
Friday evening. Lieutenant Russell
Draper. Lieutenant william Win
eheii. Lieutenant Lee Darlington and
Mr.. Lloyd Larsen were the honor
guests.
The number present included Mr..
and Mrs. n. S. Larsen. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. c. Draper. Mr.. and Mrs. c. r.
Kendall. Mr.. and Mrs. Delmar Ora
psr. Mr.. and Mrs. y. q. Botk'n'
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Ellis. Mr. and
Mrs. J. r. updike. Mrs. Larson. o'
Pocs.sllo. daho. Miss Ruth Larsen
Niss Frances Kendall. Miss ksther'
ine sisson. Miss Rourke. Mr.. Furman
vpAiks, Mr.. and Mrs. Kilsorc. MI
Tom siason. Mr.. John spaidins. MIS-.
Diissbeth Crockett. Of Pueblo. and
Miss Hazel Lee. Z
La Junta tribune., 1917-08-30
HOnoring Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Jone

Last THURSDAY afternoon Mrs. W,
NAL thimble party. honoring Mrs,
Coan Moore and Mrs. r. F. Jones,
who expect to leave for their new
home In Trinidad about the first OF
September. Mrs. Morrison's invited
guests Included Mrs. Rogers, Miss
Emily J. Rogers. Mrs. s. II. Millikan,
Miss Hills. Mrs. f. Gard Edwards,
Mrs. c. +. Triplett, Mrs. George
Poor. Mrs. II. b. Richardson. Mrs.
A. S. Marshall. Mrs. r. r. Jones,
Mrs. Coan Moore and Miss VIII.
La Junta tribune., 1917-08-30
Announcement Party

And now comes the announcement
that another young army officer has
wooed and won the heart OF one OF
the prettiest and most attractive
girls In Pueblo. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas r. Mishou announce the
engagement OF their daughter. Alice
A.. to Lieutenant Everett Wayne
Simpson.
Lieutenant Simpson. son OF +. o.
Simpson. OF this city. recently has
returned from Fort Riley. where he
received his commission at the close
OF the first officers training camp.
He leaves Tuesday for Camp Fun
ston. where he will assist In the
training OF the new army OF drafted
men. As soon as another furlough is
granted. Lieutenant Simpson will
return to Pueblo TO claim his bride.
Miss Mishou is a decidedly pretty
blonde with a sweet and charming
manner which has won the admira-
tion of a legion OF friends. She II
vivacious and attractive and Is one
OF the most popular girls In the
younger social set. Her engagement
to Lieutenant Simpson has been
known to her immediate friends for
q long time. Miss Mishou was grad
uated from Centennial High school
in 1915. and the same year Lieu
tenant Simpson was graduated from
Kemper Military academy In Boone
VILE. Mo.-Pueblo Chieftain.
Miss Mishou II well known In La
Junta. where she has visited fire.
qucntiy.
La Junta tribune., 1917-08-30
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Lawn Party

Miss sJean williams. Of Lamar.
was the guest Of honor at . pleas
ant lawn party given last Thursday
afternoon BY Mrs. Lee Strain. Thoss
present were Misses Martha Ssvits.
virgtnia sevits. Louise kins. L.
one uoodsii. Lola 0oola1i. Hsiena
Krsns, Nsods 0askiil. Rowssa Dru.
~, GLADYS Tippy. aad he crest es
hoaes.
La Junta tribune., 1917-08-30
PHONE. JUhTA 81.
Farewell Party

The members of the Columbine
Club entertained in honor OF one of
their members, Mrs. W. l.. Bertrand,
who Is soon to leave La Junta for
her new home in Trinidad. The
pleasant farewell was in the form OF
two course luncheon, given at the
home Of Mrs. Durrel last Wednes-
day morning. The rooms were dec
GRATED in garden flowers and the
large porch was especially attract
i've. being adorned with hanging
baskets and rugs. Five hundred
was the diversion of the afternoon.
The special guests. besides the men,
bers OF the club. were Mrs. Stall.
Mrs. Bloomfield. Mrs. Frazier and
the guest OF honor. Mrs. Bertrand.
La Junta tribune., 1917-08-30
In Hosor os = II Jsns~ Cues,

One OF the largest and most beau-
tifuIiy arranged affairs Of the past
week was the tea yesterday after
noon At which the Misses Florence
and Alice Minhou entertained In
compliment to their attractive guest.
Miss Allie Mae Fisher. Of Ia Junta.
American flags were In evidence ev-
erywherc In the rooms and the table
In the dining room was decorated
with tiny American fisss.--Pueblo
Chieftain.
La Junta tribune., 1917-08-30
Military l.usclsrua >

Mr.. and Mrs. 8. ~. stubbs enter
tanned Informally at noon last
Thursday. their guests being Lieu
tenant Maurice stubbs. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Y. Stubbs. Miss Hazel stubbs. OF
Denver. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Helm.
Of siaton. n. H.. and Miss Elda
Stubbs.
La Junta tribune., 1917-08-30
Afternoon Party

Miss Gladys Tippie. OF Trinidad.
was the inspiration for a pleasant
afternoon party last Friday. given by
her hostess, Miss Helena Kranz, at
her home. S02 Carson avenue. when
the following cotorie OF friends were
entertained: Misses Laura and
Julia Chiffon. Virginia and Martha
Sevitz. Mary Frances Updike, Doris
Worden. Dorothy Glysson. Grace
Black, Josephine Wood, Mary Nc
Carthy, Mary Jane Foster. Lucille
Prinster. Rowena Drury. Evelyn Ben
nett. Jane Williams. Cleland Sum-
mers. Madeline Worden. Mary Kranz
and Edward Kranz. Misses Mary
Kranz and Madeline Worden assisted
the hostess.
La Junta tribune., 1917-08-30
Fowler Dinner Guests

A party OF Fowler friends motored
here last Saturday and were the din
ner guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. 8.
Marshall. The number included Mrs
A. NJ. Lipsey. the guest OF honor,
who Is now residing In Lone Beach,
Calf. Mrs. X. J. Hough. Mrs. 8,
w. Starr. Mrs. Julia Stanley. Mrs.
W. II. sigafoos. and Mr.. and Mrs
A. W. waddinEton. Mr.. and Mrs
Marshall accompanied their guests
TO Fowler on Saturday evening. re-
turning home Sunday.
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he tightly constructed on all sides to
prevent amy drafts. While more
open ana less expensive houses may
bo built IN warm climates, the house
must be- comfortable in cold weather.
The squah, produced in winter may be-
Increased somewhat by heating the
pigeon house, but this does not pay
r.Irr average conditions. sunlight Is
essential.
Windows should make up about
opc-tcuth of the front Of the house
and be- 50 arranged that they can be
taken ont during the warm weather
Onc window in each pen may be- re-
placed by muslin curtains for vcntla-
lion IN cold weather. The windows
should be- placed just below the cave.
10 allow the sun 10 shine well back
into the house