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La Junta tribune., 1905-11-25

At a recent municipal election in
Crawfordsyille. Ind. the candidates
and the party leaders entered into
an anti-boodIe agreement. and it
operated - successfully and salts
fact1rily that all agreed that il was
the best thing that ever happened in
the municipal politics of that burg.
The respectable voters. without re-
gard 30 party. were delighted with
the successful operation of the
agreement and have. since been
earnestly advocating It's perpetual
tion. The old time party workers
who had been IN the habit 0f receiv-
ing a -fiye-spot or even more for
their enormous 'inf'o0ence' on cleo
ton day. stood about the streets
shivering and disconsolate waiting
for a ray Of sunshine or even a
drink. but there was no break in the
clouds. The opposing candidates
for mayor spent most Of the morn
ing on election day riding around
together. while the chairmen Of the
two campaign committees worked
together in the interest Of the anti
hsoodle agreement. The total vote
was even larger than the year pre-
vioas. which i pointer as to the
enormous infiooence" welded By
the party worker. ard on the whole
it resenblesi Methodist love feast
rather than a city election Best Of
al. however. il saved the candidates
ard committees al the lowest esti-
mate not less thar s5.es9. We wen
der how mach boo-ile was used here
n the last city electsau- We knox Il
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-25

A Rocky Ford bride made her first
effort at cooking a few days ago and
tried TO make pie for dinner. Il
am afraid. she said, that ! have
left something out and il will not be
very good" The husband tried it
and said: No. there is nothing on
earth you could leave out To make a
pie taste like this; it's something
you've put in. q"
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-25
Notice c, s.,m.n. ., sons..

Notice l. hereby given that ~iIl b. prepared
to pas the follow ins boads issued by the County
lion Of judgment December isth Is,. at th.
Office o. the county treasurer at La 9unts, Col
8raro- or at the heu1iexi National Bank IA the
city Of Neg York. al the option Of the holder.
Interest tu these h-onds Hill cea-. thirty DAY.
from dAss 81 hr-t publication
hssld Nn- IL. sI.gnl.os
Bod No. L. losU
Bond No. Il l.douAs
C. A BEERBOHN
Treasurer of Otsro county. Colorado
Ia Juuta- Gs1o.. November 18th. 1906
First publication. Nov Il. isssl.
Last publication. Dc. ID. Is.5-
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-25
aetie. Of Aseiie.,ioa ssr r.. ossJ.

TO wN G STEELE WHOSE ADDRESS
b. Baeky Fore. Coloredo. aud - whosn il
ray cfi-arsru.
Ysa AS eseh - yuu az herehy notisei ans
it'd sad hsii - the co,snts Treasurer q oTersl
cuunfy. STATE - Colorsssa. "a the e1st day q
rs-cers ker. A ~ Is1. sad t-e.zar~r dule
o1er--l tar ssle for the d@lingoent tsnes - the
yesr A. y T-sl duly As~~szet th~r-sn. the foi-
lo~ine ae-crih--s real estate. situated in ore-a
cou-fy state - tolersao ta-vifs
Th~ -z-r half - the soashs~sf Qas--er
fEas~N = afld the =oaf k~est 4usrte- iSN q.
- the =sEth~-~t qusrt@r l>wa - =-~rio1
eight - ta~n~kip tw~nfy -four "a ssafk "a
Qu-rrer NV - Tie narfk xeSt quarter
NV I. of =ecf 80 -@wenre~n tI7i. IN esxnsh .
tx-nfy-fsur ca -sutt - reae~ tfty-Six .
west Containing 90 husdr-d snf SIXTY ~
Sarvey al af -lch -e.l ests-r bong sss.~---4 -
an- rrsct zn6 ~ rorsl xsi1e - s7S. sn1 ts-
s-noant e the a-lia4aenr tar tk---on h-in<
o. ~ Thar SD ds.@ sai. ccu-l-y f--Sszr~-
satisfy snd p.y -sid trxe~ - d-lisga~nt. an.
saniv fzza-6 - Sad pu-cAx-~- rsH ss1- c-r-
tifcec> - ru-chsse >o- 212s evrf-1c.a< SAID
ssl~
Hs-il- dn1y s-~i<-sed =sid tar ssi- c-r-le-
~s-e =, The r-sS~-~ix-s~-1 Who j. no~ The s-n~-
s-s. l-<zl hols-r th--~o<
Nsr th~-~fr-- rr-ire j. k~-rtly given. Ay
ls~ p-c~s6-6. rher the ti--- fsr the -~-s-npr isr
- sss6 raj e@tzr~ frcn ssid tar s.l- sfa-e~zi.t
.n1 ths- z fh- =s-re = --1--r-6 hs -sid
1~-- ] VII erriy - tt- r--szu--- - sef1 G----
rs--..rs Celsr-sa. so- tar s--s fo- -.5ss l.3.sz
I,.s-.s rsss sn-h cay e Ns~enher. a D rss.
soFT " PATTERSON.
ri-s- r-utI iez-isu- Ne---f-- = r-s
Ls-t T1u-l lcz-iea.- I-c-=h--s . f---
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-25
Desert Land. Final Proof-koties 70,
Publication.
rNITE1 -. L,Nn o.

INIrEn ~TATF- LAND OFFfCE q
I'3EHL1 fUIst.- NSErrl her 4 its- E
NOTICE J. HEREIN GIVEN THAI
~ Newell " Mriltyr- a--larIaes - Cora ID
GulTaud. q U-uYer. Colorado. hs- hlsd not rs
- iHtsutlun o. maze pru-lf 30 HI d~-.rt.lal1i
claim No, -. Tor th. east half northwest quar-
ter east half southwest quarter; vest haEf
.outhrast quarter, -@cttuu s.. township =
-sIutt end lot y sud southwest quarter north
east quarter -artlou .. township "a south
rance - We-t. t-fur. the United ~tate- Land
Ofiies 81 Fu-hlu. Coloraiu. uu TUESDAY. the
fgsh DAP 80 I-csmtsF lsC.
He name The following Witur-se- tn prove
the complete rrrtsstIuu and rscia nation Of "a %
land EuEru. Bell WIN. ". ChuNn. &. l..
-e--lf.y all 81 Ia Juata. tulnrsdu: ~. A. Nc
Intyrr of psnysf. Culoradu.
: 4 ABBEI R.sistsr.
First ruhlicatiun. November :. $50
Last publ lcati1n, n.-r.m t+r Il issii.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-25

Once upon a time there was a
Cunning Little Girl who had three
strings 10 her bow, or three beauX
to her but you may state it If you
please and she treated them 81
shrewdly that each one thought he
was the One and Only. She was a
very cunning girl, was she not?
Yes. but after a time each one of
the three began 10 nurture a Dark
Suspicion that he was being Played
With. and 50 they went away and
began to go with Susan Boggs and
Mary Jones and other girls, and
now the Cunning Little Girl is an
Old. Old Maid. who feels very sorry
that she was SO cunning And that
is all there is 20 the story except
the
Moral Cunning Little Girls who
play with fire too long may find in
the end that they have less flames
than they had when the fire was
brightest.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-25
Application to Tease s,.,s t.ns..

OFFIrE OF TIE STATE BoAKD }
90 LAND CossI-sIoSsE-
DESvEE, Colo. October q. nsls
NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN THAI
~ JuuatkAl o-boFn- zno-.s I-s-f.sfflr-
address j. La Junta. Colorado. GA Octnhrr
=. $50. mad. application No l.5ss to the Stats
Bard Of Land Commissioner Ia lease ths
follo~ins de-crib-i indemnity -cba-l lsnd-
-ituai. IN otero county, Colorado. u Nit;
North half uf southwest quarter Of section =
township - -Buth. range - wet.
No other application tn lease the above de
=rrit-d premises or objections against tbs
above application will b. cousid aftsi
November =. ii-G,
MARX &. wOODR1FF.
Register state Board Land Comm - ioneF,
tlr-t Publication. NoN-HnbeF I. ii-E-
La publication. November =. I,si-
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-25
Desert Land, final 1roof-hotiee for
Publication
rNIrsp sr.EE. LAxp orglrE

UNITED STATE LAND OFFITE G
n EBLo. CoLn.. November 4. It0l R
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Charlie p Harr.N 0f D~uyer. Golofaaa. has
tlsd notice Of iuteui4ssu 10 make proof Ca h.
d.-srt-laud claim No %, for the -suthV~-t
quarter. -@ctiuu - sa-t half southeast guaF-
ter. Southwest quarter -Duth-a-t quarter, -er-
tiau =. tazu-hiH = south Fanse "a Ne-t, b-fur-
ths Iuit.i slate Land Dfiice at Pueblo. Colo
RADIO. on Tuesday. tn. igh day of D-c-Hab-r.
IisG.
He names the foilo1iBr sitnss-es TO prove
the CON bl.fs trri-at3U1 and reclamation ~ "a 4
Land Ensvu- Bell Wm- h Cho~an, &. l.
- ley all % L. Iuuta. CulaFados n. A. Nr
intYre, % D.sns~T. Colorado
50 ABBEY. Register
FIRST publication November : nsf.
Last publication DcoeHnt.r y, i-1.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-25

ANY man, and especially busi-
ness man who viii send away to
save FIVE cents on something he can
get at home, would ride in the back
end Of a coach TO save the interest
on his money until the conductor
gets around. and use a wart on the
back Of his neck for a collar button.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-25
Desert Land. Final Proof Notice Tor
1uoiicstioo.
UNIIEB srATE- LAND OFFICE I
PUkhLo. Colo, November 6. 1896

UNIEB STATES LsND oFFICE [
PUshLo Colo, November 6. 1896
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Ellen e Hsnry. Of D.ny.r Colorado. has
hlsd notice of intention to make pr,-of On his
d~-sTt. lAad clzim No. al for the southwest
quarter, -ectlon "a northwest quarter. -ection
=. township y south. range - west. before the
United State Land Ofiic. at Pueblo. Colorado.
ga Mouday. the 18th day of IN.c.m h-er, I.sta.
He names the following witnesses to prove
the complete irrigation and reclamation 81 said
land =. l.. ~-sl.Y. of La Juuta. Colorado
Ihrs-iur. &. HEMP, 81 Denver, Golorsdo. Il.
bsurs- ; Henry. Of D-nysr, Colorado George
4. hilaDrr. 81 La Juuta. tolorado.
;. A. ABBEY. Register.
ftrst Tubilrat tuu. November = 1876.
Last qualification. December Is is.5.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-25
Desert Land. final 1roof-hotiee for
Publication.

ISIrEn STNTEs LAND OFFIgE q
FCEHLo, CoLo.. N8ygui Der q islE (
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAI
~ William : Burhlcg. - Drawer. Coloraan
ha- tlssf uutic- % lut~uflGu 10 make pr,z4f
oa hls ds-sTt -iagd claim No. 81 for the -
half northeast quarter southwest quaFt-7
northeast quarter soufhea-t quarter north
Hr=f quarter and -Hgthsast quarter. s.-ct 90
=, township - -ssflfh. rauE~ - ar-t hrfnns b.
& uItrd state Land OtiIcs at Pueblo. golura1u.
on Tgsssiay- the iiTh dap - Dac-rst-.r nsl5
He name The fnlluwIug g4tue--r- to prove
the cu1l l-ts irrigation and rsrla alton - 20
Land E1srus Bell Wm. n GhaNats. G. l..
s.-l-y, all - La Juuta, Colorado. n A. NJ
IHtyra 81 bfuEsF. Caluraau.
: 4 ABBEY. Rrzi-tsr
First publication Nuysut~r = i1.C.
Lat rahI .Cdttul.. n-csml-f IA ral
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-25

The article on Law Enforce
ment" in the last issue of the
TRIBUNE did not please everybody.
but We have been assured by very
select few that the sentiments ex-
pressed were in accord with their
own views. One lady writes:
Thank you for your editorial on
Law Enforcement. After all IT is
the men who must enforce the laws
and save the boys. Mothers are
helpless in many matters" Yea,
verify. 1t is the men who must en-
force the laws, and the particular
breed Of men alluded 10 in this in
stance are the city officials.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-25

some that was turned down. Won
der how an anti-boodle election
would work in La Junta or even IN
Otero county? The great family
journal would ike TO see it tried
Just once.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-25

Fred Harvey was originally a
Leayenworth man who developed
great genious as railroad caterer.
Although he has been dead several
years Harvey meals are still adver-
tised as an attraction by the Santa
Fe. From Chicago TO San Francisco.
travellers find remarkable pro-
fusion Of food. and whether in
dining cars. lunch counters. at
hotels or dining rooms il j. daintily
served. The original Fred Harvey
found a worthy successor. Some
say it is his son. Ford. while others
claim il is a man named Benjamin.
some say il is the Santa Fe railroad
company itself. and others that il is
all three combined. ON all Santa
Fe literature Fred Harvey's meals
are exploited and there is good
reason for this. since all travellers
agree that no other railroad system
feeds its passengers half 80 well as
the Santa Re.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-25

STATE oF CoIoRAr'o. I~ rr-
CoJNrT 80 orEEo r. u8srE1l- toyRr
LYDIA GARpNER. riai1tf.
FH. EING. n-senssat
n PesF.l- - thr Stass ~ Cola-aFa t4 p N.
fNt.
Yuu arr t@rehy ra,fnl ~ - arr4s- d. .r
action brgnzhf eza-r-t ss.u - the siasga aa-s..sl
piaiutif in th~ fs-rrics tou-f - Otera Z s.Slrts
STATE - Cgl,.rsds7. ana sn-uef ths plsint
th-reIn within tWelfy uayz sft-r me z-rxie-
hereof r =@-v--i within this Gourrvs sr. II
asrr-sf cot - tbs Nls1ntv or ~ rIsl1 esti..-l
within thirty days aft-r th- =srvic- h--~ssf
er~ia-ivr - - dey ~ zerrices Or iusia-frs ~
d~fault vii - tsksn sz1 al yssu acrfs-si NJ -
the co-n Eizint N the st-5V- entrls-s scti.ss hr
nsaT serVe- With rhf- u rra zarrf-~
- sazde our of tti- STATE. th-n t-a dsg- sss.i-
tssnsl tk~ ri-ne hsr.in nteffs-s sr.-el a s.-
he tai inx of l1t<n-erf ~ dcfsult a. ssc---a "a
Th~ SID scfaon D. h-ouehf - recover i4.sx-
rnent fnr th~ Sun 90 sIfs anss fr-e--sr s-s,--
af.ril - Isss for work snd lzbs- r.s-ss--r~-s
by the plsintf@ a. tie ---4s~S- - ~ s-f-rss-
sat SD so- the tn-rhe- sa-n - e.ss - ;rr~-.
rl.irtS WI --or- fally appes- f-r-r th~
co--pisart ia =s5i scricn to ~ ~ --f.-~-r> =
he-~ n.6- sna copy of ~hich : sl-a n this
-@S~-
.rs ven s-s her-ty uotis.-s thar . yea s.s
- zrp<.-- Sns1 - szsx-r rt- sai1 e-rr|isi,r a.
shov- -s-sI1 --s1- the said r,as-rE ~ raE~
5us<--rt s-ainz- ycl ~ ii~fznl- srr..-I7s-r r<,
fh@ r-zy-- s1f rn- ce-rrixiE-
fs5r-- ur1s-r ~ ka-6 a..z 49, - zaa= rcn--
- Il 1u--ss = SIS tc1-ts th5s "a day -
Ia FrsFrr
SEt1f faers ~ - rfzt-ir- Gear
? - rrrsl 49, 49, ~ = -
LssF Eleliczraor- D--e-z..- - Es-
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-25
Desert Land. Finsi Proof f--hotiee for
Publication.
UNIrEB sTATE- LAND OFFIsE
PrIhLo, CoLa., November 3, Is.si

lNtrEn ~TArE- LAND oFF1sE 1
PUEHLo- Colo. November q, IssG 4
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAI
~ G-srEs stuart Henry, af Denver, Coiorado,
Ea= tl~d uotic 81 Intention 10 make proof on
hI- d.s-srt-laud claim No. ~. for the south
halt -sct 5ssn =. toEnship - -outh. rang. >.
gr-t. before the United State Land Office at
Igstlo- t'sluraao, Ca Monday the 18th day ui
bac.mb-r. H.0
lie names the folluWinr witnesses u prove
the complete Irrigation and reclamation ~ said
land kll.a g Henry. 81 Denver. Colorado
Thes.iors &. H.ury. 81 Denver. Colorado: &. l..
-.sslsy. 81 Ia Junta. Colorado; George 4. hill.
gore. - La Juuta. Colorado.
: a ABBEY. Register.
tir-t publication. November :. IisG
Last publication. U.remh.r -, li.G
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-25

FrEhLn. CoLn November q. Issr \
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAI
~ Ths.-ior~ e. Henry, - Denver. Colorado
hAs fled notice 81 iutsufiou t. make prs-sf ga
BIZ de- srt-laai claim No. ~ Tor the EAST half
-~ctlun - to~u-hip = south. range "a west
t-sfure TIE United ~.atsz Land ofic- at Pueblo
Colorado. ol Msndsy, the 18th day Of Dccem
h-r tisG-
Ne uau@- the foiloWiHg witnesses to prove
the com flste irrigation and reclamation % "a ID
land! GcofEr : Henry 81 Drawer, Colorado
tlleu c, Henry, of Denver, Colorado; g. l.
--.l@y - L. Juutas Caiorsdos George A. Nil
cure, La Julta. Colorado
4 ABBEY Register.
First publiratifiu. NoFemt-r = issE.
Last "a IL leat Iuu n.scs ~ t~r Is issG.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-25

lis = icy q ez*-T ~-fco-le nv Gi--e- Hc-s-.
hecause ! rout tnsiss--sso= with Aux=ss F1o~er
Cous:ipatio- Is the resni, of Indigestion.
hillousness. fztaie-cy, loss of appetite.
sell fsolsonIng. s-ersiz. enacis-lo-. WIG
acid. neuralgia in various parts Of the
system, catarrhal inHzrar-ztion of the in
teSt1nsl canal ard numerous othe- All
r-1ents thzt rob hfe of rs pleasures Il they
do -ot finally rob vou Of life i.self
I'm t-ou-sa in the bowels - = a co---
rso- exr-~ssion of r-op;e who look mrs
e-ahie snd are rzsserzble-yet who persist
n : let-ing nature take IT'S coc-se
WHIST foolish plan, whe, nature cor1d
h~ ssded BY the zse of G-ec,-s August
flo-e-. vhsch iS nature sov- re-zesir fo-
co-s-iFa-Io1 a-sd al stomach lis
A-gu<t Flo~er gTves rev lf> 20 the
irve- ard i-<u-es hezzthr stools
I've s-zes. zsc AID 7sc- AZ d-zgzsses.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-25
Notice Tor 1ubIiestion.

ISIrED STATE LAND OFFICE ~ .
FrEsLo. Cole November is. lssh.
NOTICE = HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ ioiloNins- named settler hes filed notic. of
~ lEfsntiDa u make naal prof n support
= nj elan and that said proof all b, made
before the. clerk Of the district court al La
Juufa- Colorado, January = I.s. viz
vest quarter section =, township - soath.
rausr - s.-t-
He name the folloSing Witness to prove
bis ooutiHus-s- r-sadencr uIpn and cultivation
- aid lana. .zs AHA Moore. Lewis stanton.
Charlie NJ Ea ri-ssu. al of La Junfa, Colo
RADIO.
s.A ABBEY Register.
First pUblicztion. Noysmt-r ., Is6
Last publication. December -. Issi
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-25
Desert Land, finsi rsoot-- Notice Tor
Public alton.

JNIrED STATES LAND OFFICE 1
FtEHL0. Colo. Naxeui--r q. I.sr \
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-25
Ss--ors

STATE pf COLORADO fN rrr
tuJNrF 80 OTEEo g EHSrEIHr Dat-Rr
LYDIA GARpNER. rlsiatif-
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-01-14
II r II T H.

Mace him in the front Of the line OF
those who might wish to step into
Senator Shoots shoes That is about
the only reasonable explanation of
Judge Bartch's candidacy at TINS time.
1t is not, however, very satisfactory
explanation, either, because there is
and has been ever since Utah had any
senators a very definite understand
ing that one of the senators would be
a Gentle and the other Mormon. In
the remote contingency that Senator
Smoot is ousted, his successor would
be a Mormon, which would shut out
Judge Bartch, and beyond question
Heber M. Wells would be the leading
and the logical man for the place.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-01-14
MITCHELL OF OREGON.

Senator John H. Mitchell of Oregon,
who has been indicted in the federal
courts for fraud against the United
States government, has some other
chapters in his life's history that have
been hidden and darkly gathering
force, while he was reaping wealth,
forensic honors and position in the
world. These go back to his early
days when he was struggling school
teacher and then lawyer in the little
town OF Butler in western Pennsyl.
vania. There he closed the first cpl
sode when in 1860 he went out to the
new world of California. In Butler
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-01-14
HOW KEARNs DID UP HEPBURN.

About the middle of December the
Salt Lake morning papers had big
headlines declaring how Senator
Kearns had worsted Senator Hepburn
of Idaho in wordy combat over the
Philippines bill. The other day a
leading eastern senator CHANGED to
pick up the Tribune having an account
of the proceedings. He looked at it
in a puzzled way, glanced hastily at
the body of the article, then re-read
the headings, which were in fulsome
praise of Kearns. Cheap, cheap, in
deed" he remarked in tone heard by
a dozen people. "Why, Senator Hey
burn made rubber ball of the SEN
ator from Utah that day. The Utah
man didn't amount to anything in the
hands of Idaho's junior senator. Judge
Hepburn came pretty close to gaining
his point, too, and the only reason he
didn't was that the committee report
was the other way" And the senator
put the paper down with evident dis
gust at it's mendacity.
And now look out, for Senator
Kearns gave it out cold in Salt Lake
City recently that he will make an
other great speech in the senate
against Senator Smoot when the in
vestigating committees report comes
up. The speech is now being written
for him and the senator will proceed
to try to learn it by heart, so that he
can deliver it with proper oratorical
effect. On previous occasions, when
he undertook to deliver addresses, he
had the misfortune to forget large and
important portions of the speeches as
written for him, but for this great &C.
casion he will be unusually diligent in
committing it to memory. The burden
of it will be that he is the representa-
tive of the Gentiles of Utah, and of
the good women who think Mr. Smoot
should be ousted. He will denounce
church influence in politics, and will
tell the senate that for devotion to the
cause and in order to be free and I'M
trammelled he inundated himself on
the altar of principle and brushed
aside his ambition to be reelected
senator from Utah. He will also tell
how easily he could have been re-
elected If he could only have silenced
his sensitive conscience and withheld
his protest against the church inf1u-
ence which he sought for himself so
but failed to obtain. He will
then soar to the greatest oratorical
heights and declare that he has conse-
Grated his life, property and sacred
honor to the noble task of fighting
Mormons. Look out, for it will be a
great occasion for the nation. Web
ster, Calhoun, and all the rest of them
will by comparison with Kearns
shrivel up into the merest pigmies.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-01-14

Richard G. Kerens of Missouri was
not elected to represent that state in
the United States senate, which shows
the wisdom of the Missouri legislature.
Kerens has scarcely any greater right
to be senator from Missouri than his
political twin brother, Thomas Kearns,
has to be senator from Utah.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-01-14
SENATORIAL MUD SINGERS.

The scurrilous and utterly false ar
ticle which appeared few days ago
in the Washington Evening STIR to the
effect that Mrs. Sutherland, life of
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-01-14

Denmark's Exports OF Honey :,
Denmark exports 2,5Oo'ooo poaAN0
of honey a year
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-01-14

The weakness of the Tribune was
very forcibly illustrated by the fact
that Notwithstanding the long relent-
less and extremely bitter fight it mas
made on George Sutherland he re-
ceived in the senatorial caucus the
vote of every Republican member OF
the legislature, Gentle and Mormon,
for United States senator. The Trib-
une'S assertions that the church,
through Senator Smoot, controls such
members of the legislature as George
Lawrence, Sam G. Park, G. s. Kinney,
Harry Joseph, William McCrea, M. j.
Daily, Rudolph Kuchler and others is
too absurd to be believed by anybody.
The Real Estate exchange and the
business men of Salt Lake City gen
orally should make determined
move in the direction of doing some
thing to advertise Salt Lake City and
Utah, and to remove the slanderous
and utterly false impression that has
been made on the country generally
by the prosecution in the Smoot case.
That thing has done Utah an inestim-
able amount of injury. A lecturer or
two like John p. Meakin, who would
go out and tell the truth about Utah
would be most effective way of let
ting the world know what Utah really
Is.
The Tribune protests too much
when it in effect says there is not
money enough in the world to buy
either it or it's opinions. This kind
of talk from a paper that, since it
passed into the hands of it's present
owners, has never expressed an hon
est opinion on any subject, is too ut
terly too too 1t decidedly protests
too much. AS to the sheet being for
sale, If it is, 1t might as well not be-
for nobody on earth or heaven wants
it. There are no buyers for it in the
other place, because the denizens of
those sulphurous regions already have
full control of it,
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1905-01-14

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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-04-28
ACCIDENT MARS
THE TROLLEY RIDE
James JefferieS Falls from the
Car and is Killed
TWO OTHERS ARE INJURED
Happy Trolley Car Party Has an IN
fortunate Beginnng-Three Passen-
gers Fall From Rear Trailer
and One Is Killed.
TWO OTHERS ARE INJURED

Wylam, April 27-(Special.) -James JEFF
ferries, aged u years. member of a troll
ley car party, consisting of Birmingham.
Ensley. Wylam and Pratt City people,
fell from the trailer of The car tonight at
$50 o'clock near Wylam and was killed.
Charles Giants and Thomas Sanders,
aged about 20 years. were thrown from
the trailer and badly bruised. The youths
were riding on the running board of the
car and when it rounded the curve near
the eastern part of this town they wee
thrown to the ground.
The wheels of the car ran over Young
Jefferies, managing his body and killing
him almost instantly Giants received n
deep cut on the head, but his injuries
are not considered serious. Sanders was
badly shaken up. The extent Of his In
Juries is not known.
The trolley party consisted of one car
and two trailers and was being run by
Motorman Floyd. The route of the ride
was from Birmingham. Pratt City, Ems
ley, Wylam and Bessemer After taking
on several passengers in this city the car
was on the way to Ensley when the ac-
cident occurred.
The Wylam ear. which was a few yards
behind the trolley party brought the dead
and injured back to Wylam. The incident
cast gloom over the party and the
members, who reside In this city. abon-
doned their trip and returned home.
James Jefferes was the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Jefferies of this city and
was an exceedingly bright young boy
This trolley ride tonight was the first OF
the season.