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The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-05-02

Leading in interest, as well as order, in the May Century is Arthur Schnei- der's story of his sixteen months close connection with the sultan of Morocco. Tie American artist was the instruct or and daily companion of the sultan from November. 1900 to March. 1902, an intimacy never before permitted be- tween the eastern despot and an Amer ican citizen. Henry Loomis Nelson eX- plains and defines the possibilities and limitations of the American presidency. Ray Stannard Bakers Great Northwest Series this month takes up The Con- quest of the Forest in what one crit ic calls his''crisp and picturesque way" Other features of more than ordinary worth are: William T. ArnoId's mem cries of his father, the younger ThOm- as Arnold, father also of Mrs. Hum phrey Ward; the second installment of Hermann Klein's modern musical eel ebrities, giving this month delight fully intimate glimpses of Adelina Pat ti a discussion by Professor Edward L. ThOrndike of Teachers college, Col umbia university, New York, of The Careers of Scholarly Men in America" Alice Katherine Fallow's Athletics for College Girls" Mrs. Fields estimate of Mime. Blanc. Tn. Bentzon: de- scrription, generously illustrated from Copley prints, of Sargent's "Redemp- tion" in the Boston public library; an- other chapter of Lillie Hamilton French's My Old Maids Corner;" descriptions and pictures by Charles R. and Annis Hardcastle Knight of the Tasmahian wolf, and an account of five hundred farmers successful eco- homie experiment in Iowa. Of the fic- ton of the May, Century perhaps most readers wall turn first to Sara Jeanette Duncan's long short story, 'The Pool in the Desert
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-05-02

The May St. Nicholas begins the sec ond half of Volume XXX. of that popu- lar magazine for children of all ages, and seems unexpectedly rich number. Every lad will turn first of all to the record of G. w. 0rton's articles on
 Training for InterscholasticAthle J. M. Gleeson, who stands at the head of animal painters of the day, contrib utes to the May St. Nicholas for front ispiece "The Gamekeeper's Daughter" and sketch under the same title. Alice Gertrude Fields ''Remorse Two Step, is pronounced by every reader a
 ''rat ting good story" Hannibal, the lion presented to the New York zoolog- ical park by Andrew Carnegie, has
 been interviewed, and the interview, together with full page likeness of Hannibal, is a feature of the number The story of " Dick the Sea Gull" is true one vouched for by Captain Ed ward Fogarty of Brenton's Reef light
 ship. Tn Chaucer's Youth" prettily tells an unfamiliar incident of old Eng land, and Howard Pyle continues his
 King Arthur series, with accounts of
 how King Arthur held a royal wedding and established the round table. A let ter from Mrs. Alcott's sister, the Meg of Little Women" written years ago to
 young admirer of this friend of young
 folks, and telling the true story of the four sisters, is worth preservation in every scrapbook..
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-05-02

Harpers Magazine for May has a striking frontispiece in color by E. M. Ashe, and large number of illustrated articles, including a critical comment on King John,". by Joseph Knight, 'The King O Dreams by Justus Miles Forman "A Strange People of the North by Waldemar Bogoras, Con stantinople," by Arthur Symons, Pho tographing the Nebulae," by c. W. Ritchey, ''Internnezzo," by Van Tassel Sutphen, and "A Day in the Salt Mead ows, ''by Sadakichl Hartmann. There are the usual numebr of stories the au- thors being Octave Thanet, Arthur Col ton James Branch Cabell, Netta Sy- rett, Anne O'Hagan, Margaret Deland, and Phillip Verrill Mighels. There are articles, not already mentioned, by Mrs. John Van Worst, Hamilton Wright Mabie, Carl Snyder and Henry Childs Merwin, and poems by Professor Her bert Mueller Hopkins of Trinity college, Arthur Stringer, Lizette Woodwork Reese, Charlotte Elizabeth Wells, Mildred I .McNeal and John Vance Cheney. All, the departments are good.
 Charles Dana Gibson's two-page il- illustration for the May Household number of Golfers Weekly, is called
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-06

nouncIng the great Midsummer Car
niyal TO be held in Salem June 29ti
to July 5th.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-06
. Willamette %I
&c University


The years work of the literary so
cieties OF the University was brought
to a successful close last evening by
a joint literary program in the chapel
and reception in the society halls
after the program. The platform was
adorned by the S0-foot Willamette
pennant and large national nag The
program rendered was as follows;
Piano solo--Mary Warheld.
Oration--Walter Koyes.
Vocal solo-Blanche Lewis.
Society paper Sophia Townsend.
RecitAtion--John Relehen.
Vocal duet Nellie Parson and Bes
sle coFnellns
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-06

Binger Hcrmanns double hand.
shake is not being made fun of so
much as II was
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-06

nouncing the great Midsummer Car
niyal to be held in Salem June Goth
to July 5th.
Binger Hcrmann's double hand
shake is not being made fun Of 50
much as II was.
The Oregonlan must want to make
Geo c. Brownell governor. to give
him a page 50 early in the game
We do not care under what rules
and regulations IL is done, so there Is
lots OF building and lots Of payrolls at
Salem
Hermann viii not even take the
tarln on those Philippine cigars that
Reames could enjoy 3-cent smoke
occasionally.
Homer Davenport is writing syndI.
cate letters, roasting Roosevelt for
personal innovations he has instituted
at Washington.
The strawberry union with cream
cannot be beat. There are no strikes
on either side. even II the cream has
to be whipped.
Eugene has let contracts for build
ing a $4,000 high school. and there
will be 800 children 10 take the
fouryoar course
In the usual Salem way little
$500 purse will be raised by our cap
ltalists and business men for a steam
er TO Independence.
The girl graduate continues TO hold
the boards. She sings. and reads es
says, and raises hob with many q
manly vests throbbing contents.
sss
The Sunday bill OF fare at tn,
churches is interesting, as usual and
II YOU are good In the morning yor
can go to the ball game In the after
noon
The editor of this paper says h,
has "a silk hat or his hands," which
indicates that he is unfamiliar will
silk tiles. The force respectful!
suggests that no can get IL on hi
hands by putting II on his head.-Th,
once devil
The oregonian conveys the i'm
portant information that Geo. c
Brownell lets farmers have a chew o
tobacco on his own plug, keeps a no
stove for their benefit. loans none,
10 poor people who come TO him 10
help, and can't keep all his politica
promises,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-06
A nira Much I.lke : ri.h.

The birds OF feather that ''foch
together do not belong to the penguin
family, as they are entirely destitute OF
feathers. having Tor covering a kind
OF stin down. Another penguin pecul.
iarity is that IL swims not on. but un-
der. water, never keeping more than its
head out aud when fishing coming to
the surface at snch brief and rare In
tervals that an ordinary observer
would almost certainly nistake Il for &
0sh.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-06

Myrtle Greek Mail; The Daily
Journal. Of salem. blew itself TN it
got blue and red In the face. and then
published a fne special edition an
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-06

An enjoyable social hour was spent
at the informal reception given by the
societies to their friends.
Miss Julia Field, 'O4, who has been
filling the position of professor oil
mathematics at the Ashland Normal
school is home again, after a sue
cessful season of work
The friends of the University are
beginning to gather in for the com
mencement exercises next week.
Among the number are: ]. o. Van
Wrinkle. Mrs Blanchard and daugh.
ter. Carrie, Gervais; Miss Kerr Port.
land; Mrs. Richmond Woodburn;
Miss Kicks aud Miss King, Oregon
City: Mrs. Jones. ex '05. Brooks; Miss
Carter. sister Of Prof. Carter Port
land.
The human skeleton used in anat
omical study in the science depart
ment escaped from the laboratory
Thursday night, and was discovered
yesterday morning attentively reading
the Bible on the chapel platform.
The fact that Bishop Hamilton will
be unable to be in the city TO preach
the baccalaureate sermon at the NJ.
T. church tomorrow is not an entire
disappointment, as President Cole
man will deliver the sermon. The stu.
dents and faculty will assemble in the
lecture room. and march in in body.
The choir will have special music for
the occasion from Gaul's Holy City"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-06
JOURNAL x.RAYs.

The Iowa idea seems to be an an.
nual food
Roosoyelt's next term will be-
strictly speaking, his first
The coast counties didn't do a thing
for Binger Hermann. but give him ma.
jorities.
Salem now boasts two autos and
the horses are becoming accustomed
TO the noise.
These warm. sunny days the young
mans fancy lightly turns toward a
new spring suit,
The only flood In Western Oregon
Is a food OF strawberries and cream
and sweet girl graduates.
Corvallis Is now the only important
town in Western Oregon that does not
have early closing OF stores
sss
Tilmon Ford offers to pay that bet
and The Journal man hasn't a white
elephant on his hands, but a silk hat
Cleveland and Bryan are still strIv
Ing 20 not get on the same Democrat
ic platform and with some hopes OF
success,
The Brownsville Times remarks
Wonder II the voto on congressman
In ClackGmas county according
TO program"
Keep your eye on Barney Eddy. OF
Tillamook. His county rolled up q
suspicious majority for the Repubh
can candidate for congress.
Judge Judah and os, West are get
ting mighty familiar with Carnival
queens. and seem a. have monoDo
~ OF kowtowing to popular vote roy
atty, regardless OF the envy they are
aronsing.
SO
Myrtle Crock Mail; The Daily
Journal. OF salem. blew itself TN il
got blue and red in the face. and then
published a fine special edition an
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-06

The Oregonian must want to make
Geo c. Brownell governor. to give
him a page so early in the game.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-06

To say that osteopathy is massage
Is TO confess that one has not read
the definitions Of the new science.
Schoattle Barr & Bar. osteopaths.
Opera House Block, Salem.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-06

We sell the greatest Of blood purl'
Hers, Acker's Blood Elixir, under pos.
tive guarantee. II will cure ali chron'
ic and other blood poisons. n you
have eruptlons or sores on your body,
or are pale. weak. run down, II Is Just
what you need. We refund money n
you are not satisfied. 80 cents and
800 d. J. Fry. druggist
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-06

Summer Is the best season to get
results from treatment.
Schoeltle. Barr q Barr Osteopaths,
Opera House Block. Salem.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-06-06

Premier Improving.
London. June 6.-Lord Salisbury Ii
reported much better this morning
La Junta tribune., 1903-11-18
"THEoDoRE ROOSEVELT. "

a NEW company has just been
formed at Garden City, kans and
capitalized at S27o, 900, This
company intends to build system
OF irIigating bitches in kesrney
aud Finney counties, and to
operate large beet sugar farm.
Water will be supplied to farmers
who will cultivate sugar beets
The company will commence work
on the irrgating ditch at once, SC
that beet raising can commence
next year.
La Junta tribune., 1903-11-18
ordered. the lndie,men, Of

ordered the indictment of f--,
or any one else. Is a iie,-Just as
much lie as II II had been stated
that | ordered that any one should
not be indicted. My directions
have been explicit. and are explicit
nov. Any one who is guilty is to
be prosecuted with the utmost
rigor OF the law, and no one who
is not guilty IS to be touched. |
care not rap for the political OF
social influence OF any human be-
ing when the question IS one OF
guilt or innocence IN such a mat
ter as to the corruption OF the gov
ernment service.
al note what you say. that the
circulation Of this report about me
may ALLEVIATE the support of many
OF ---'s friends from my admin
istIation. Frankly. | feel that any
one who would believe such story
must be either lacking in iDteil
gence, or else possessed OF malig-
nant credulity. II any one is to
be alienated from me by the fact
that | direct the prosecution OF
republican or democrat, without
regard to his political or social
standing. when IT appears tina, he
is guilty OF gross wrongdoing-
why, all | can say, let HIM be
aliena,ed.
.If District Attorney - has
anything which should be known
to the attorney general or to me as
regards this suit, should be de
lighted to see him. But frankly,
| have not the slightest desire to
see him II his visit IS TO be in the in
terest 'of the welfare OF the party
or OF my success la a case like
this, where the crime charged is
Que that strikes at the foundations
of the commonwealth, should
hold myself UNFIT for this office II |
considered for one moment either
my own welfare, or the interest of
the party. or anything else except
the interests OF justice.
"RespectfuIly,
"THEoDoRE ROOSEVELT"
La Junta tribune., 1903-11-18
Notice To Contractors.

NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ sealed proposal, will b. received n. the
Office 81 the County CLERK Of Ot.ro county. at
La Junta Colorado. until 1850 o'cinck A. y.
Saturday. November =. issu, for an addition Ia
and repairs 81 bridge across Arkansas river.
near La Junsa, Ia accordance with plan. aud
specifications on file tn his office,
Each bid must h-.scrompani-d by certified
check OF sifG a n guarantee that the -uccy--sful
bidder viii enter into q contract and execute a
good and sufficient bond Ia b. approved by the
Board Of Commissioners for the fnlfillment of
said contract
The board to reserve the right tn reject any
and all bids IL il shall deem IL for the b--t in
THIRST of th. county to do
u, order Of tn. Board Of Commissioners Of
Ot-ro county, Colo.
isgsLl II. d. GARWOOD, County Clerk.
First publication November ~, iap.
Last publication November -, 1915.
La Junta tribune., 1903-11-18
se.ie. Of es.., s.,.,.~e...
$ THE. NATTER OF THE ESTATE OF

IN THE. NATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
Charles E Gorsion- deeea-s-dy
Notice Il Esf-by xiven. that On Monday. the
Ssh day q; November. A. D.. fsri t.-iEs one II
the regular dzy- OF the September term of the
County Court ef Ot-ro County. in the State of
Colorado, l. oN- A. Gordon. administrator oi
said estate. viii APPEAR h~for. thu Judxs os
administrator pray the approval OF the -an,e,
and viii then apply 10 b discharged as such
zdmini.tr rator. A. which time ADD plne- any
person in Interest may appear and prc--nt oh
!ectsons 20 the sane II any tksr~ hr.
Dated at La Jants. coicrado, Oc,ohsr nth,
Isc y. A GORDON,
tdministratqx Of the Estate of chsrlss T. Cor
don, deceased.
Fir; publication. Octot-.f 81 1915
Last qualifications. Nosrfnt-s -. lSrs-
La Junta tribune., 1903-11-18

LAIusIA ~ss organized sud Incorporated
=. a town under the general laws OF the state
Of Colorado, March Is, issi. On April ;, isos
IL became city of the second class. Popu-
lattDB, including additions. about go
sewers. Holly water works owDed by city.
canning factory, largest brick plant in the
.e.t 30 barrel hour mill, tslysS monthly
santa Re payroll aud l. "a thriving, indus,rs-
aud prosperous com immunity.
La Junta tribune., 1903-11-18
noties Tor pubIiestion.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN failoxing nsua-i settler has fled notice al
his inteution to make final proof in suptors oi
bis claim. and that said proof will h. made he
fore the clerk of the dis.rir; court at La Junta.
Colo on D-c@nt.-r n. ian viz; Auxustin~
u. Sandovai. n. Y pn7. for the south hall
southeast quarter, section twenty y-<-y-n. north.
west qua rtsr northeast quarter, northens II quar-
ter northwest quarter. section thirty-four.
township thirty south. range tfty-.iI v--t-
He nance the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence uron and cultiystis,a
OF said land, yixs Jose Antonio Cordovs, oi
Hist.,- Colo. Federico Cordoys. of Hixhe r.
Colo; Plato Bsilow, Of Trinch-rs, Colo.
tteor.a johnson Of Trinehers-e Colo.
sA Abbey, Register.
First Isnclication. November !. 1915.
Last Publication. necemb-4r q iU5
La Junta tribune., 1903-11-18
1isesrds for Sale.

Placards are for saIe at the
TRIBUNE office. at the rate OF FIVE
cents each, which read as follows:
For Sale.
Lodging.
For Rent.
Boarding.
No Smoking.
Dressmaking.
No Hunting Allowed.
Boarding by Day or Week.
Extracts from the laws required
to be posted by boarding house
keepers If they would protect
themselves against dishonest
patrons.
La Junta tribune., 1903-11-18
ses,es 10. 1ss'iess,e..
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. ,
PUEBLO. CoLo-- November 9. 1905

- IT,
PrEsLo. CoLo-- November 9. 1aB
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ compliauce Nth the provisions OF the act
Of congress of June < 1s7s, entitled An act fos
the sale Of timber lands in the states Of Cali.
foruia. Oregon. Nevada and Washington Terri.
tory a. cxtcnded 10 all the public land states
b. act Of August :. 1ss&. Eusene Rourke. Of L.
Junts. county Of Os-ro. state OF Colorado. has
this day fled in this ofice his sworn statement
No. ten for the purchase of the south-w west
quarter north wcse quarter II section No. Ave
in township No. tvcnty mine south. range No.
dny-Avc west. in Las Animsr epSaty. and win
offer proof to show that the land sought l. more
saiuae1sfor its simssr q ssp1s tk.n for axri.
said land beforr the eieri os the District Co.rs
At La Junsa. Colorado. on Monday, the twenfy-
dfth day OF January. fS9s-
He names as Witnesses: Frank 7. Lewis.
John Littletcn, Antneio Efarra, all of La
Junta, Colo: Thomas Z Tate. Of Hixfse. Colo.
Any and an pefpUes e1Af9s1g aAverpely the
abpve de~cribsA lands arc requested 10 dle their
claims in thi. ONCE or before said 18th day
Of January. 1904.
8 A. ABBEY. Rsxistsr.
First publication- yovembs~ 1A 1904
Last publication January .. lsoa-
La Junta tribune., 1903-11-18
nosies for esbiiessios.
United stai-. Land onio-.

United STATE. Land Ofiic-.
PUEBLO. Colo, October n, isH.
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following rs-d settler has fled notice Of
his intention TO make hnzl proof in support OF
his claim. and that said proof will tsr made
before ,h. clerk Of the county court at Las AMI
mas, Colo. December Is. fSn, viz: F@rdi-
nand Gins T. c. cot for the southeast quarter
hfty-thr-e west
n. names the following witnesses To prove
his continuo,i. residence upon and cultivation
of said land. vix Mary Aanifos, Peter Mani
for, John hartman Annie sisaii.- all OF Las
Animss, Colo
sA- ABBEY. Register.
o. publication. November I, 1913.
Las. pubiicstiou, December .. isc-
La Junta tribune., 1903-11-18

A Fowler mathematician has
been figuring on the egg PROPOSE
ton in that territory, and this is
the result; In the country between
Manzanola and Nepesta s5.4oo
dozen OF eggs were sold in one
month which brought pocket
money to the amount OF SI7, 900,
or what would amount in one year
to about 5000, 600. This same ter
ritory could support ten times the
number of chickens it now has,
which would bring the egg crop
up to two million dollars year.
La Junta tribune., 1903-11-18
QUA sratsuous psss,oGnr.

Lives there a republican or a
democrat with soul so dead who
never to himself hath not admired
our strenuous president, Theodore
Roosevelt. Although he may not
be ace high with Wall street, the
trusts and the politicians. he has
certainly won the hearts of the
common people by his absolute
fearlessness and his ability TO be
right there with ,he goods on every
proposition that comes up. He
"prestige" that is SO dear to the
hearts OF the average politician, il
to attain the end desired il requires
something done that is not com
patible with his idea OF common
honesty. An article from the
"Review OF Reviews" which in
cludes letter from the president
that is particularly Rooseveltian,
does not present the president in
any new light, but is just what his
most strenuous admirers would ea
pect Of him. II is as follows:
Fortunately, there are some
things about which President
Roosevelt does not think it neces-
sary either to Parley or to be ten
der or considerate; and one OF
those things is common honesty.
We will take the liberty to put on
record an unpublished incident
that may serve. once for all. to IL
lustrate exactly the way Mr..
Roosevelt has been dealing with
all cases OF a similar nature. One
day, last month, a certain con
gressman visited him in the inter-
est OF well known man prominent
in state politics, but not in the
government employ, whose rela
lions TO certain postal contracts
were such that there seemed i'm
minent danger of his beng indicted
for conspiracy or bribery. or be tn.
Not content with verbal explain
alton OF his attitude toward the
business, President Roosevelt fol-
lowed up the interview with let
ter to the congressman. For our
purposes the incident has a typical
value. as showing the presidents
state OF mind, but we are not at
all concerned with the individuals.
We publish this letter, therefore,
with names omitted, and with no
thought OF using il to reflect in any
manner upon the gentleman to
whom 1t was addressed, or upon
the man accused of wrongdoing.
1t is letter never intended for the
public. but rather to make perfect
ly clear m private way 10 certain
politicians themselves free from
all thought of completely in the
postal irregularities) that no fur
ther attemps must be made to use
political arguments for the sake of
affectF6EirAe presidents conduct in
his plain duty as the nations chief
executive officer, and therefore -
the head Of the business services
Of the g61ernmeus- sThe letter.
with names omitted, is as follows:
(Personei:9.
"Whiie House, Wash. Oct. =,
1908.
ssMv Dear CONGRESSMAN:
La Junta tribune., 1903-11-18
Asmi.,s.,s,e,.s Sale.
STATE or COLORADO. I :.
InrNIN OF OIIRn

STATE or COLORADO.
foCSrs OF DTIRD.
II THE NATTER OF The ESTATE OF
james OTs-oir. deceased. Whereas. b, ar
order OF the county court within and for said
county and state. duly made and entered oi
record therein. on the 5sh day Of November. \
D.. 1910 th- undersigned administrator Of ths
estate Of James o To-ol-. d-crs-.s was orders-
to proceed 10 nhve-ti-s and s-ll lot three. IL
block eighteen. and lot tse. in block ninetecn
all In the city Of La Junfa, belonging to said
estate. to pa, the debt. Of said estate:
Now. therefore. in pursuance Of said order
notice Is hereby given that on
MONDAY, DECEMBER !. 1893,
at 10 clock a. IN, At the -outh front door 81
tbs court hon<. in La Junts. Ot-ro county
Colorado. will sell the above d-scrti--d real
c-tste at public auction, for cash in hand. Il
the highest and best bidder therefor.
Dated at La Junts, Colorado. this Ieth day oi
November. A. D.. iisu.
GERALD DOUGHERTN,
Administrator of the Estate of James o Toola,
deceased.
First publication >os-mt-r I'm.
Last publication December 3th,
La Junta tribune., 1903-11-18
WEDNESDAY. NOV. IS. 1908.
Coming essnts.

November ISth-"Mickie Finn.
Nov. asd- "Ten Nights in
Barroom
December 4th-Geo. K. Wend-
ling. Subject. saul OF Tar
sus."
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-10-14

"PROPOsALs FOR WATER sUrrL5 SYSTEM at new Army Post. Flames Alaska. Constructing Quartermaster office, HHiues. Aluska, Septem- Der 2l 1903. Sealed proposals In tripplicatc will be received here until one D. me. Thursday. Ocio- Der Ist, 1908. and then opened. for thc COusiruc- tiOn of @ collecting and storage reservoir. pump ing station and pipe line Co distributing rCser- vOir at the new Army Post, HHlues. Alusku Plans and specifications may be examined at this ofice and any further information with copies Oi the general instructions Co hiddc s and blsnk forms for submitting proposals win be furnished upon application. Plans aud spe eifcati ms Of the work may also be examined at the Signal office, Juneau. Right is reserved tU accept or reject any or an proposals or part- thereof. Envelopes containing proposals W. P. Richardson, Constructing Quart srmaster Haines, Alaska.