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The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04
TO SHUT oFF PROFANITY.

In the course Of an article on the American vice pro-
family, the Chicago Record-Herald says:
The action the big packing firm Of Swift q Co. in
posting notices forbddng profanity on the companys
premises viii receive the unqualified commentator Of
every person who any conception Of the elemental
decencies of life
It is not necessary inquire into the immediate causes
which led Swift & Co. to post this order It's significance
lies in the fact that great corporation employing five
thousand persons in It's packing establishment
ceve to be necessary desirable forbid Indulgence
profanity among its employees The presumption
the corporation mpeled oy considerations which af
fected its interests well the morals Of the
poyes.
Profanity among employees in such an establishment
that Swift is provocative of bad temper bad
feeling only the tone of the employees
who compelled to listen to but it is breeder Of dis
senson is the frebrand that Rndles hot temper and
hatred into violence is easy see, therefore,
that it may lower the efficiency of large body of
poyes.
matter fact there is not shadow Of excuse for
profanity in relation exgency Of life It adds
force power speech It is the confession of
ipotency in the man who it. clustering blovia
profanity upon all occasions that is not
to be feared When to question Of vocal dynam
les the man whose speech is as clean and sharp
hounds tooth viii inspire most fear and respect.
The Americans have the reputation OF being the most
profane people earth other land cline does
the common speech reek with pollution profanity
here The japanese the most docne. sweettempered
artistic and ingenious people earth poison the
atmosphere the "fowery kingdom" with profanity.
There are no oaths words in the Japanese Ian
guage
traveller in England Germany or France very rarely
the Of Deity taken n vain. The continental
languages do not appear to lend themselves to such vile
and varegated profanity the AngloSaxon tongue is
capable of.
Profanity is vile disgusting and useless habit It is
e abhOrrent blight a
day become the vehicle of thought
Stop it!
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04
Had Other interests.
CFrom - DetroIt - p

From the Detroit Free Press)
As the woman IN the suburbs objected
upon economical principles 70 paying
more for eggs that she had paid a week
before. she held a Joint debate on the
subject with the man from the country.
who supplies her. There was just the
suggestion Of IN edge on her tone as she
respectfully asked him why eggs should
be cheaper the latter part Of April than
the early part or May.
Hens is hensr' he replied and It sound
ed as II he was talking by note. You
cant tell nothin bout them; nothin'
tall. 7 hain't sayin' anythin fur or
sg'inst the female sect, explainin' which
I viii say that N livin' with my third
wife and I wouldn't make no aferdavit
now that any one OF EN- was alike. Far S
been able ter cackerlate, every woman 8
a var.'ty fist in herself An hens. SO
fur as 7 been able fur te observe, IS
all members OF the same sect but differ
ent. Now. ] got a hen what don't seem
20 have 10 object bur 1ur 20 fight the
cat All the layIn' she does is a iayin
fur him. an when he gits IL sight there g
the d0Ecndest row ever you see There
another. hen il the lot is aIlus lookin'
fur"
But what's all this got 10 do with the
>rice OF errea I don't want the history
Of your hennery. III pay you what I
PAID last week. and not q cent more
But I'm trytn' 20 explain = hen IS
fzntfn' cats understan'. or detectin
chicken hawks. OF Iowin' any outside IS
sue fur 20 occupy her mind, she's not
layin eggs That plain 'noush- she s
not iayin' eggs. That's where the iu-
rnuter bic law of supply an ceuan
comes in. Ask your man bout IT. he o.
understand. F1r fnstiux. Il thirty hens
outen q hundred IS not occupied - bus
fness they is less eggs Al = they vas
ali rrodrcln.. Then as eats eEEs-
fFo- goodness sake. GIVE ne 81
dozen"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04
aAuTosu FAsT As RAILwAYs.

An automobile from Paris to Bordeaux, distance
Of about 345 miles Wednesday last, by
chine which covered the distance in sixteen
than nine hours The next best time only eight min
ue than that of the winner and the third contestant
TO arrive reached Bordeaux shortly after the second
Here is record Of almost forty miles hour for near
ly nine hours together not made track any
short stretch Of selected roads, covered repeatedly like
course The automobiles were driven more than half
way across France taking weather and roads as they
But It is needless say that the highways were
all good
European express trains seldom make good time
this, for long except few lines. It is very
good speed for American railways The average for our
trains is far below forty miles hour for distances
three hundred miles So the automobile is proved
stand almost quite the steam railway level in the
matter Of time when conditions favorable
1t need hardly be said that no horse vehicle saddle
horse or bicycle make decent pretense Of matching
such speed Except railroad in its best estate
means Of travel yet devised by rival the work
OF the French automobiles which just broken all rec
ords for long distance racing.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04
HAeeLINe WITH THE HEATHEN.

the dcker the big indemnity and the terms of
payment the willy Mongolan statesmen coming out
badly says the New York World When the noble eau
casans their first bills they footed up $780,
O0O000and they either be paid at good col
lateral furnished payment the instament plan The
assened but smoothly asked how he to raise
money By higher tariff duties the noble eau
casians exports?
That plainly threatened the slamming to of the open
door, The noble Caucasans SHE'D at that OF Then
the heather began to hagge and kept on haggng How
could he pay what he had got? How could he borrow
it, what terms? So the big indemnity began to
come down 1t fell from s6OO000OO0 s400OOOOOO and
finally 1925 O00 OOO At last the noble Caucasans in
order to get out China leave the open door behind
them are willing to spread payments thirty years
and guarantee them themselves at the modest rate OF
per But the ongolan statesmen forty years
to pay up in. And the haggling still goes on
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04
PRACTICAL WIRELESS TELEeRAPHY

Plans have been completed and company formed for
the commercial wireless telegraphy system
viii be put in operation in the northwest beginning
June The first stations wiz be opened that day be
tween Milwaukee, Wis, and Grand Haven Mich, VIII
be for the of the Cleveland and Buffalo Steamship
company AS the stations be erected the sys
TEN viii be expended through Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa.
Minnesota northern Michigan and Arizona the company
being incorporated under the laws Of the latter The com
pany claims that the work will be carried with much
less expense than the pole system that will be able
send messages for much lower rate The company holds
the right TO the territory from the parent company Phil
adepha and the result Of the undertaking will be
with interest The chief claim merit it viii be
established part United States where there are
many interruptions to service the pole lines owing
the storms the winter while maintain com
municstons matter haw severe storm may be.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04

decline Such policy constantly pursued will keep her
in the front rank in the nations Of the world.
Judging by the way in which Russia going into rail
roads, manufactures and agriculture that empire viii
be making money than ever and be independent Of
other countries for many commercial supplies The Gar
is upon having honest ministers and other
officials therein lies the financial success Of that
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04

soci1I Reformer-"I have heard fhat
the opening u your bs-hins sstsallsi-
uent with free baths for o1e ceg vas 8
fatgT1- - tt so
Prop-,st9r-aIt IS. The new sziooz
across Tie way had 9 siga oat 1rnorn1-
Lrr L.. L.a-.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04

Edison has had himself elected president his
81 oO0000 storage company. Edison has been mighty
good world but the world has been fairly decent
% him.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04

EI Reno Democrat: The total vote at
the territorial election in Oklahoma last
year was 1900. in Arizona It was 1900,
in New Mexico 5000, in Hawaii 5000, a
total in these four territories OF 1Z7,500.
Idaho, which is a state In which there
is equal suffrage for women as well as
for men, pOlled Loco votes fewer than
Oklahoma. Wyoming. in which also fe-
male suffrage prevails, pOiled 5000 votes
few than New Mexico ana Nevada polied
1000 votes fewer than Arizona The three
states had, collectively, IS 600 votes. They
have six United States senator's; the four
territories have none.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04

There variations Of citizenship in this country
before the supreme court got into action Andrew Car
negis is not much American citizen you
is not eligible the presidency. The constitution does
completely extend 10 him,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04

Yerkes II is said viii quit London place fer in
vestment is reported that ne regards London methods
prehistoric There is thing money not change
custom
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04

Down in southern Illinois the other day Senator Billy
Mason was a tug which capsized. He was eighty de-
grees cooler than King Edward the Shamrock,
and didn't half try.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04

-.hsrte +ns Frer-h editor at the phone.
& itr WAY doesn't be write -oHz taat
r1ezsars he's EsttinE ius-eaa = cal-i-s
q reporter - take lr dow1
sCzt you see le has 20 Use s1tE hans
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04

Rfr--r pesra--'Illzt 1as a 1r-Ehtf1l
haI Sou rreseates 70 tEzt n-a1--eFez 11r
yea
ue-ast-.-Tez. hes che ruza We f1T c1T
t4.te- freu THIS Is ths rrss cAz1ca Sc
- q -
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04

BY way artistic it is asserted that the crcurn-
stance that a few New York milhonares shook hands
with Edward VIII VIII strengthen the friendship existing
between the two nations.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04
OUTLINES OF OKLAHOMA.

Every once in q while the affidavit
habit breaks out in Oklahoma again
The work Of allotment in the Kiowa
country should be completed this week
Work on the big Ponca City bridge has
begun, the first piles being driven Satur-
day.
The guess at Oklahoma City is that
z. Z. Brown VIII get TO be coal oil in
spector.
drowned while swimming IN apond. at
| Gushing.
II is settled that the Wichita country
VIII come in al the same time that Riowa
land does.
The Frisco. with its Chickasha exten-
sion, is making goo-goO eyes at the city
/ OF Arapahoe.
Forty years ago the Washita was
known as the Negro river. and also as
! the False Washita.
This is the spring love-making, full
moon in Oklahoma, and the marriage IL
cense business is booming.
/ Judge Springer viii be in luck II IN the
case OF delaying the opening he Is not
working on a contingent Zee
The heap big cattlsmen have decided
| that the Kicwas should hold council,
/ and council the Kiowss viii hold
Friday night a man was held up on the
/ depot platform az Kingdsher. The next
/ day the officers at Enid had the foot-pao-
| The Enid baseball club is looking for
! new towns TO conquer. Its pathway IS
| strewn with other clubs PROSTATE amhi-
| tions.
II would be interesting to know where
| that harp-player who sits on a rock on
/ the first page OF Hornoeck's Minco Min
strel. got that hat
l. NJ Potts, OF Granite. was about his
/ work when a 22-ealibre bullet went
/ through his fore arm. He saw no smoke
nor heard any report.
S. Landaker is home in Henuessey,
| from the Philippines. he says he would
not give one county IN Oklahoma for the
/ whole tarnel group Of islands over there.
! Probably Lone Wolf Is seeking 10 delay
/ the opening IN order that the Indians NAV
remove three or four millions in gold
/ from the Wichita mountains 10 the mean
/ time.
| F. NJ. Johnson and Arthur Kidder are
| surveying parts Of the Wichita Mount
aims, which have never been surveyed be-
/ fore. They expect to complete their work
I this year.
| 1t is claimed that a crowd at Mountain
| View, led by a saloonkeeper. is trying 70
prevent a city election taking place. The
same crowd fought the Incorporation OF
L
/ the town.
OF course there will be a whole lot Of
! people who proposed plans OF opening
/ who will be able OF see where President
Mckinley when he announces his, got
/ some Of his ideas.
Some one at Dallas recently sent out
a report that the crops Of Oklahoma had
petered out. The Cherokee Strip is hot
about it. Crops may look sick down in
Texas, but they do not in the Strip.
At Cushing. Harry Lagow had Isaac
Houston and his two daughters Nora ard
Pearl, arrested charged with assault with
intent TO kill. The judge heard the tes-
timony Of all the QuarTelers and put both
men under bond TO keep the peace.
J. W. Johnston, OF Weatherford has
had the genuine smallpox and the mod
ern light kind in the last four years
The genuine nearly killed him. The new
kind never touched him. He doesn't think
the modern kind is smallpox. Is it? Do
the doctors know2
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04

If BRYAN isn't TO be a candidate again in 1904 the
himself
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04

The Cubans are having good deal Of fun with Uncle
Uncle sam is little ambiguous in his statements
about Cuba. and Cuba IS irving Tie same game
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04

In looking over King Edwards kingdom Pierpont Nor
must have onged to issue loo Of stock it
and keen 5 himself
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04

Edward VII particularly anxious to see j Perpont
Morgan The Anelo-SaxOn. whether in hovel palace
lays much store by lucre
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04

Ben Tilimau las resigned and means TO stay resigned
way
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04

The country is mildly insane on golf New York and
Chicago have public links New York paid $4,000 for
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04

Bryau does heap Of appealing 70 the people and he
rakas out heal us reversed oDla1a2z-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1901-06-04

Bevedge of Indiana is making the foreigners come 10
ice-cutter.
La Junta tribune., 1901-09-18
TAKE PRIDE IN YOUR town.

A little town in Illinois, which is
known bp the euphonious name of
MarIssa, has village improvement
society whose aim and object is to
make Marissa the cleanest and
pIet;iest village in the state. The
society was organized recently and
has for its members progressive
people OF either sex or OF any age.
Ministers. sc.,ool teachers, doctors,
editors, mothers, wives, aud school
its roll. The admission fee is IS
cents for adults and 10 cents for
children. Annual dues OF as cents
may be worked out as well as fees.
Meetings are held once month.
at which reports OF work done are
made, plans for the future are laid
out, and talks and readings on the
care OF trees and flowers are given
The society works with the under
standing that man is much infiu
enced by his environments. In
order that Marissa people may en-
Joy the best environment, it pro-
poses to make streets, alleys and
backyards perfectly clean. When
this is accomplished trees. flowers
and vines will be set out The work
of cleaning is conducted under
the direction of six supervisors,
each OF whom have a certain por-
tion of the village in special
charge. The supervisors employ
boys at ten cents an hour. MANY
of them earn their membership in
the society in this way and con-
slider il a great honor to be known
as an improver. Waste paper is
gathered and burned, dirt piles
taken away, rubbish is carted out
of towa. unsightly holes are filed
and flowers are planted where mire
once reigned.
When the society began ITS
work il received little encourage
ment from some people. who
La Junta tribune., 1901-09-18
lamar Fair c'osed Thursday.

In view OF the proclamation Of
President Roosevelt and Governor
Orman setting apart Thursday,
September Io, 1901, as day of
solemn service in memory OF the
late President Mckinley, the Off
GERS of the Prowers County Fair
Association have decided to change
the dates of the first annual fair at
Lamar from Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday, September 18th,
Ioth and 10th, to Wednesday, Fri
day and Saturday, Septembe 18th,
10th and 2Ist. The fair will be
closed on Thursday, and the From
tier day program arranged for that
day will be carried out in full on
Friday. Arrangements have been
made with the railroad company
excursion tickets will be
to cover the new dates.
La Junta tribune., 1901-09-18
Mo,ie. Of final se,,lemen,.

IN THE MATTER oP THE ESTATE OF
j George ". Taylor decreased. Notice IL
hereby given, that ON Monday sh- S-h day of
Septetn s,er A. d. issti ts,ins one Of the regular
days of the September term Of the county
court Of Drero county. in the stat. of Colo:
RADIO, 1. Amanda N. Taylor, cx-cu,riS of said
estate. will appear before rhe Judge Of said
conr,. present my final settlement such
esecutris, pray the approval of the same,
ekeeutrix. Al which tim. and place any
person In interest may appear and present
bl.cttotis to the same II any there t-4
Dated at La Junfa, Colorado, August -.
1901.
AMANDA II. TAYLOR.
hsecutrix Of the e-iat. Of George W. Tay-
tor dec.a-sd
First publication. August II. 1851.
Last publication. September =, issli
La Junta tribune., 1901-09-18
Timber Land. Act June ,. 'S7e.
Notice For Publication.
United states Land once,

t'uebttb 20 Dpi
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ compiiane. With the provisions OF III. net
OF Congress %! June J. t-i., entitled An act
for the sale Of timber lands in the states Of
California, Oregon. Nevada mud Washington
Territory. us extended tn all tn. public land
states b., act Of August I, 1872, ioccylin H..
MANLY, Of La Junta. Colo, county of ptrro,
state Of Colorado. has this day filed in this
Offer hi. sworn -faterucut Mo-, for the
purchase Of ,b. ; W. =, :. T.. y. see. e. W.
IN 4. =, aud y. W, =, :. Z. q. of section
No. =, in township No. 3. =. range No. 81 W.
and sill offer proof 20 show that the land
sought Is NOR. valuable for it, timber or
stone than for agricultural purposes: and to
establish his claim TO said land before the
register aud receiver OF thi. Office at Pueblo,
Colo. on Friday, th" 18th day OF November,
1871.
He name. a. witnesses; ID. :. Bennett,
Martin Hire. L.. : Gee. William Dwyrc, all
of Hi2t.c.., Colo
ANY and ali persons claiming adversely the.
above -d.-cribs-d lands requested To file
their claims In this Office ON or before said
18th day of November, Issi-
J. X, GORDON, Register.
First publication. August =, 1901.
Last publication, October n. 1891.
La Junta tribune., 1901-09-18
Motto. Of Ein., s..,,.m.o..

tn THE MATTER or THE ESTATE or
! Irene Walsh. DECREASED Notice /. hereby
given that ON Monday the 18th day of
October A. ID. 1901. being of the regular
day, of the Ocroi,-r term of th. county ronrt
in probate of Gero county, in the state of
Colorado, /, Minerva Walsh. "a. ad,nihist rn-
triS of said estate will appear before the
judge OF said court, present nay final -<-tti,-
m-nt n such adininisirutrls. pray the APP
pro,ai of the snm.. and " III then apply TO l,~
discharged as .nch admini-iratrix. Al which
time and place any isrsnn in Interest raay
appear and present. objections to th. same.
II any there liz.
MINERVA WALSH.
Adnaini.trntriN of the Estate of Irene Walsh.
deeen.sd
Dated Denver, Colorado, September ., lHi.
First publication, September ~. issi.
Last publication. October u. lsDi.
La Junta tribune., 1901-09-18
Timber Land. Act June ,. 's7s.-
Notice for Publication.
United States Land Ofiics
Pueblo. Colo At,rt,sf Il. listl

Pueblo, Colo. August II. 1901.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ compliance with the provisions of the ae,
of Congress. Of June 3. ISIS, entitled An act
for the ,ale of timber lands in the States of
California, Oregon, Nevada and Washington
Territory. as extended to all the public
land states by act OF August I. 1897. Adam X
Yei.er. of Higbec. County of 0sero. state OF
Colorado. has thi. day filed ia this Office his
sworn stateInenf No. for the purchase OF
ship No. y :, Range No 81 W. and will offer
proof to show that the land sought is more
valuable for its timber or stone than for
agricultural pnrpo~e>, and To establish his
claim to said land before the register and
receiver of this office at Pueblo. Colo. on
Tuesday. the isth day of November. 1901.
He names as .ifness~s: Cowan .Dou.hit,
of La Jnuta, Colo. Lutte :. Gee. John Nelson
Washington ". King, of Higb-e, Colo.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands ARE requested TO file
their claims in this office ON or before said
Isth day Of November. 1901.
J. X. GORDON. Register.
First publication, August q, 1901.
Last publication. October q. isi1-
La Junta tribune., 1901-09-18
Timber Land. Act June ,. ,s7s..-
Notice For eublicasjo
United States Land osiice,

Pueblo, Colo, August 81. ls0I I
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ compliance with the provisions of the act
OF Congress of June 3 lss~. entitled AN net
for q he sale pf timber lands in the states of
California Oregon, Nevada and Washington
Territory" as extended To all the public
land state. by act Of August I. lssa, John &
Jewell. of La Jnntn- County of ofero. state
Of Colorado. has this day filed in thi. office
his sworn statement No----for the p,irchas. -.
Of the 4. y, = W. "a. of section No. 3 in town.
ship No. N :, range No. 5, W. and will Offer
proof to show that the land sought is more
valuable for its timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes. and to establish his
claim tn said land before the Register and
receiver %! this office nj Pueblo, Colo. on
Thursday. the s1ss day OF November, 1901.
He names witnesses: Lutte :. Gee. of
Higbee, Colo, Washington W. King, Of Hig-
hse, Colo. SriGi- Thomason. of HiSsiSes. Colo.
John Nelson, of Hixb.s. Colo.
Any and all ys.r.ons claiming the above
descriis,d lands are requested to file their
claims in this Office before said zlst
day OF November, 1901.
J'R GORDON. Register.
First publication. September I, lssoi.
Last publication. November 8. 1901
La Junta tribune., 1901-09-18
Notice Of Summons.
STATE OF COLORADO.
County OF OIEko.
IN THE COUNTY COURT.
SUMMONS.

IN NE NOUNIH SoIR1.
The La Junta State Bank.
Piainti6.
Versus sr~,,,oxs
&. X. Mcbride. Joseph n. SosisoNs-
Hollen aud Laura Cot
lier. Defendants
The icopie of the State of Colorado to C. r
Mcbride. Joseph II. HoileB and Laura Col
1ier. the defendants above named greeting
YoU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED To APP
pear in an action brought against you by
the above named plaintiff in the County
Court OF OterO County, Stafe of Colorado
and answer the complaint therein within
twenty days after the service hereof. IL serv-
ed within this county: or. IL served out of
this county. or by publication, within thirty
day. after the service hereof. exclusive Of
the day OF service: or Judgment bv defanlf
viii fc taken agninsf you according to the
prayer of the complaint. And II . copy Of
the complaint ~ the above entitled action
he not served with this ~ummous. or il the
service hereof be made ont Of this state. she,,
ten days additional to the time hereinbeforr
<peci6ed for appearance and answer ~iIl he
allowed before the takinG Of Judgment by
default aforesaid
The said action II brought to recover tb~
sum of SI00 and inesre~t evidenced by swo
certain promis>Ory uOtes sef out In the COM
piaint herein aud for a Foreclosure Of c~r-
tain DECD Ut truse described in the comp pIains
a> y mort9nge. The said deeh of trust given
to secure the payment of aid u0ees and COW
erinG the = =. Of the N. ". =. and the s /,
of the y. 2. i. Of section -. in tow nahip n s.
ranee IS " aud the water rights shereunto
La Junta tribune., 1901-09-18

belonging. a. ~iil more fuiiy apI.-ar from
the complaint in said action. To ~ hicb refer
epc- Is here made, and copy OF which i
hereto nftaehssi.
And you are hereby notified that II yon
fail Ia sptssar. and to answer the said com
piain' above required. the said plaintiff q
will take Judgment against ,ou by defaul.
according to the prayer of the complaint
berstn,
Given under my hand aud the ~~ai of said
court. AT La Junfa In said county, this III da,
of June A. ID. 1871.
lsIALl MARION =. MILLER.
Ex-Ofdcio Clerk of the Coufny Court.
First publication, August =, 1901.
Last pubiirut ION, S~fseru hs.r - EAli.