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La Junta tribune., 1905-09-23
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Articles of incorporation of the
Abe Lincoln Mines and Mining
Company were filed in the county
clerks Office Thursday. The incor-
porations are Lyman P. Merriman.
Frank Cummings. Noah H. Rednour.
Blanche II. RednOur and William B.
Goblin.
The object for which the company
is formed and Incorporated is to
own. hold. lease, develop and sell
mines. mining property. etc. The
capital stock is $500. 600. divided into
500. 900 shares Of the par value of 81
each. The five interpretations above
have been selected as the board of
directors and will have control of
the affairs and management Of the
company for the first year. The prin-
cipal Office Of the company is located
at Rocky Ford. and the bu 'iness and
operations will be carried on in the
counties Of Gunnison and Otero.
La Junta tribune., 1905-09-23
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We wish to announce that We have
purchased the Manhattan restaurant
of J. r. Pearson. Mr.. Pearson as
suming all previous liabilities. II is
our intention to give the best meal
for the money in La Junta. We
have constantly on hand fresh fish.
all kinds Of New York counts. also
cold chicken. roast beef. pork and
home made pies. Open all night.
Give US trial. Respectfully.
READ Bros,
La Junta tribune., 1905-09-23
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ne first frost was light.

The first frust was light.
The last crop of alfalfa is being
cut.
Robert Hutchinson and l.. X.
Ford visited The Ford Wednesday.
New girl babies At Gilbert An
grimson's and Frank Avery's. More
hitching posts in prospect.
The Hilhker clothing store opens
Saturday with one II the largest
stocks in town. Success is predict
ed.
The price Of beans is starting out
1t two cents. This is below the
average and il rs hoped n better
market will develop.
The thursday Afternoon Club met
at the home Of MrA =. L. johnson.
II is hardly neceszary to say that the
affair came on Thursday and in the
afternoon.
Rev. Gsller gave . lecture Thurs
day night at the Methodist church
On Martin Luther. After the lee
ture the pastor vas given . pleasant
reception BY his new congregation.
Tie Mutual Telephone scheme is
getting good backing here.bouts
Al the meeting Saturday there was
. feeling that the movement would
prove . success. SO may it BE-.
Fowler s good and growing to~n.
Why nct have = few more good
things. Tahe stock.
Fowler farmers appreciate the
TnsDUNE's remarks abuut the to-
mafo industry. II tke farmers were
asssred tAnf tie factory would pay
what they ere worth Il would soon
cesne - be . fayesise ervp. But IN
tAD osUHtsy - moch Rsaey en- be
49, frs1 . variety Il tlings for
psjps - - fsfred dswn besow good
nryi8-
La Junta tribune., 1905-09-23
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The State Board of Stock lnspec
ton Commissioners calls attention
to the new estray law. which pro-
vides that no person shall take up
an estray animal except in the i'm
mediate vicinity Of his residence.
Such person shall then. within five
days thereafter. make out written
description of such animal and mail
it to the secretary Of the State
Board Of Stock Inspection At Den
yer. or the animal may be turned
over to the duly authorized agent OF
the board. The person taking up
an estray animal shall be entitled to
hold the same lawfully until re-
lieved Of the custody by the board.
Should the claimant apply for the
possession Of the animal. the taker-
up shall notify the board. and
should the board be satisfied that
the applicant is the rightful owner
an order will be issued to the taker-
up to deliver the estray to the
owner, who may be required to pay
any reasonable charge made by the
taker-up. Any person taking up an
animal without notifying the board
within the required time is liable to
a fine Of not more than $500. All
advertising is at the discretion Of
the board.
La Junta tribune., 1905-09-23

Services on Sunday are as follows:
Sunday school. 10 a. M: morning
prayer and sermon. IL a. M: even
ing prayer and sermon. 8 p. m.
Confirmation class for children.
Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Church instruction for adults.
Wednesday evening at s o'clock.
All are welcome.
La Junta tribune., 1905-09-23

Usual services at the Methodist
church tomorrow. both morning
and evening. conducted by the new
pastor. Rev. w. G. Baron. Of Vim
cennes. Ind. who will preach his
inaugural sermon. Cordial invita-
ton to ALL
La Junta tribune., 1905-09-23
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"A Divided Kingdom" will be dis
cussed at IL a. m. at Woodruff Hall.
and ITO Have and to Hold" at 8
p. m. Public worship always open
to citizen and stranger.
Mid-week prayer meeting at the
Manse. Wednesday. 8 p. m.
The Hour Exchange open every
Saturday afternoon at Carlton 4
HOward's grocery. Proceeds for
new church.
La Junta tribune., 1905-09-23

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psssf ag.isre al coutagssss dlsesses.
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Syyup, vhich has . record of IS years IN
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lumx and hroacAia1 troabses.
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La Junta tribune., 1905-09-23
Cheapest Article on the Market

N DVICE is the cheapest article on
the market in La Junta to-day.
@but our friends say that we are up
to snuff. When il comes to SELLING
FURNITURE. don't forget that we will
trade or buy anything. and sell cheaper
for cash or easy payments. We have
furniture at any price wanted: and a
complete stock of other household
goods: any old thing you want: come
and see Us. EQUAL RIGHTS TO
ALL. AND SPECIAL PRIVILEGES TO
NONE.
La Junta tribune., 1905-09-23
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Preaching by the pastor Sunday
at IL. a. m.
Sabbath School at 10 o'clock.
Mid-week prayer meeting at 7:3
O'Clock every Wednesday evening at
the church.
Christian Endeavor Society meets
on Sabbath evening at $50 o'clock.
We cordially invite you to meet
with US.
La Junta tribune., 1905-09-23
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Mass and sermon every Sunday.
except first. at 10 a. m.
On first Sunday Of each month
mass and instruction ut 8 a. m.
Sunday School At 3 p. m.
Evening services at 7:3O O'Clock.
except second Sunday Of month: also
on first Friday for Sacred Heart
League.
Confessions every Saturday. ex-
cept the third.
La Junta tribune., 1905-09-23


Public worship services will be
conducted by the pastor at II q. m.
and 3 p. m. tomorrow. The morn
ing subject will be ''Truest State
Patriotism" and the evening sub
ject will be The Souls Desires. the
Measure Of It's Greatness. Miss
Lusk will preside at the organ and
render solo at each service.
The Sunday School will meet ot
S:l5 q. m. and the Baptist Young
Peoples Union ut 7:l5 p. m.
The Sunday School Of the First
Baptist church will have "Rally
Day" on Sunday. October Sth. All
the present pupils and all those who
have been connected with the school
in former days are earnestly invited
70 be present. A special programme
is preparing for that day. This will
be q glad day for all who have been
identified with the school ~ well as
for all who are now 10 identified.
La Junta tribune., 1905-09-23
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The San Francisco call., 1905-04-25
REHEARSALS OF THE GREAP
CHORUS ARE IN PROGRESS
Preparing for May Festival. Six Thou
sand Children Evince Rare
Enthusiasm.

The great May festival rehearsals
have been resumed and the children
are responding with all the enthusiasm
which was characteristic of their eff
forts prior to the short recess given
them.
The sale of seats for the festival
opened yesterday at Sherman, Clay &
Co.'S and the Indications are very
bright. Every one is interested in the
result of the great chorus which will
bring together 5000 of San Fran
cisco's children, a body of vocal
prodigies that will do itself and the
city justice.
Professor Innes has composed a
new march for the festival entitled
Through the Golden Gate"
The report of the splendid sale OF
seats yesterday came as good news
to the public school teachers, who are
hoping by this means to add to their
endowment and annuity fund.
The event most in demand with the
public is Americana" which will
come on the Wednesday evening of the
festival.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-25
LARGE GAINS
IN MEMBERSHIP
Masses Are Giving. Support
to the Movement for Better
Conditions in This City
SIGNS ARE OF SUCCESS
Leaders in the Army of Loot
May Endeayor to Foment
Labor War on Water Front

Applications for membership in the
San Francisco Republican League
signify that many thousands of voters
are ready to support the new organ
ization in its efforts to obtain better
government for the city In few
days the league will open permanent
headquarters at 636 Market street,
opposite the Palace Hotel The ex-
ecutive committee is at work selecting
a finance committee of forty citizens.
The leaders in the new movement are
fully aPprised of the fact that Ruef
and his associates in the municipal
campaign of 1903 expended money Law
ishly to bring about the election of
Eugene E. Schmitz. The Schmitz Gem
trail Club provided the ''sinews of
war in the tenderlOin district. The
practical men in the San Francisco
Republican League propose to raise
an ample sum of money to cover the
expenses of a liberal and legitimate
campaign to rescue the city from the
legions of loot and graft. The notion
that political battles can be won by
the adoption of resolutions is not en-
tertained at league headquarters
There is proposition that a house
to house canvass of the city shall be
made with view of enlisting the sup
port of every citizen who desires that
the city shall be honestly and decently
governed. The executive committee
will probably know the strength of the
league in every precinct before the
forces line up at the primary polls.
Money to meet the cost of cam
paign of this character will be
contributed by the patriotic me-
chanics, merchants and wage-earn-
ers of the metropolis. The sentiment
fl,rfAR Rrert1. orIf
San Francisco that a change in the
character of the city government must
be wrought and this sentiment will be
reinforced with something more than
pleasing platitudes on purity. 1T is
practical politics for campaign
committee to know in advance of an
election how many votes each party
can bring to the polls.
1t is predicted that the Republican
League viii call out sufficient num-
Der of votes in every Assembly dis
trict to elect it's delegates to the
party nominating convention There
is confidence in the league that a
ticket representing the industrial ele-
ment of citizenship will command the
support of the great army OF wage
workers. salaried men. merchants and
professional men at the general cleo
ton in November.
1t is an open question whether the
grafters will elect to make contest
against the Republican party at the
primary polls. Ruef will probably
make a determined fight in his own
district to hold place on the Repub-
Ecan. County Committee. if he cannot
by adroit manipulation get what he
wants without fighting for it.
The grafters are now working under
cover. They are striving to create
labor troubles on the water front with
the expectation that leaders in the
army of loot will be called in to adjust
the difference between employers and
the employed
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-25
CAVALRY WILL ARRIVE
FROM THE EAST TO-DAY
Major Mccormick and His Troopers
VIII Soon Leave For Service in
the PhiliDpineS

The second squadron of the Seventh
Cavalry, Major Lloyd s. Mccormick
in command, is due to arrive here to-
day from Fort .Leavenworth. Kans.
If the train is on time the troops will
reach the depot at Third and Town
send streets at 9 a. m. The squadron
will proceed up Third street to Market
and thence to the Presidio.
1t will remain in camp in the can
tonment at the Presidio until Nav l..
when it will sail on the transport
Sherman for Manila.
The Seventh Cavalry is said to be one
of the best drilled lot of troopers in
Uncle Sans forces.
The transport Thomas, which sailed
from San Francisco on March 81.
called at Guam and sailed from that
port yesterday for Manila. She has
the third squadron of the Eighth Cav
airy on board
The following officers registered at
department headquarters yesterday:
Major Alexander o. Brodie, military
secretary; Brigadier General James
Biddle, retired.
General William f. Dougherty, re-
tired, has entirely recovered his
health. He is staying at the Occiden-
tai Hotel.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-25
New steamer Sea Foam Arrives.

The new steamer Sea Foam. the even tenor
81 whose nlaidel voyage was marred by a
collision on Friday night OF the Coouille River.
arrived yesterday looking not much the worse
Tor her encounter with the little schooner Del
Norte which rolled on her beam ends from
the force OF the impact. Captain Miller,
master ef, the Sea Foam, says II was dark
and foggy the time of the collision and that
the Del Norte had lights out and was
neither ringing q bell nor sounding a fog
horn. When the schooner was seen IL was toe
iate to change the Sea Foam's course. He or
dered fun speed astern and the order was
obeyed promptly that the steamer struck
the sailing vessel comparatively light blow.
The Del Norte is small. however. and she
rolled and lay her beam ends. The
Del Norte's crew launched the schooner's boat
and were taken the Sea Foam which stayed
10y the wreck until the tug Columbia took hold
Of the derelict- The Del Nortes crew were
ira nsferred to the Columbia and will stay by
their overturned vessel and help in the work
of getting her right side up again.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-25
RELIGION OF HEBREWS.

But we teach our pupils about the religion of
the Greeks and Romans. Among the textbooks
Greek mythology. And Virgil and Homer are
textbooks there.
Why object to our knowing about the re-
Is it a bad religion. dangerous religion?
To nave clean hands and pure heart: to do
Justly and love mercy and walk humb1y before
God--is that dangero is teaching for the boys
who are to become the future Mayors Of
San Francisco. its future Supervisors. its fu-
Would not a course in the Ten Command
ments be good thing for some who hold these
positions now?
as textbook of morals and religion, for.
while our schools must not be sectarian they
must not be Goddess.
Some Instances of Modern Hero
ISM was the subject of an address
by the Rev. Eugene Avery before the
Presbyterian Ministers Union yester-
day morning.
The theme gave the speaker the
opportunity to demonstrate the hero
ism, self-denial and bravery of the
missionary who goes to the savage
with no other weapon than the Bible.
Mr.. Avery instanced James Chalmers
and DIR. Grenfel of London, both of
whom proved themselves modern
heroes of Christian faith.
A communication was read from
the Ladies' Seamen's Friend Society
announcing that there is to be rum
mage sale in the first two weeks in
May for the benefit of the society,
which, it was stated. had to change
it's quarters owing to the lease having
been eiven another association. The
society desired that the pastors make
the coming benefit known from their
pulpits.
DR.. J. K Mclean, president of the
State Board of Charities and Correc-
tion, appeared before the Congrega-
tional Ministers Union yesterday and
discussed the three classes which come
under the consideration of the board.
The classes are the delinquent" who
get into prison; the detectives" in
Guiding the deaf and dumb and blind,
and the dependent orphans, aged
and insane.
The three classes in the State insti-
tutions last year numbered. 49.S73, at
an expenditure of s2,555,000.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-25
Steamer.
WILL ESTABLISH PRIMARY
CLASS IN LICK SCHOOL
Board of Education Decides to Give
Relief to Small Children in Noe
Valley District,

The members of the Board of Edu-
cation yesterday morning held a con-
ference with the Noe Valley Improve
ment Club and the parents of pupils
who are dissatisfied with existing
school conditions in the district. The
conference was held at the Noe Valley
School and after a long discussion
the board decided to establish a pri-
mary grade class in the James Lick
Grammar school for the accommoda-
ton of forty small children who would
have too far to walk to the Noe Valley
School. In all likelihood the board
will stick to its previous action pro-
viding that the Noe Valley School
shall contain primary classes only and
the James Lick School be kept strict
ly as a grammar school with the ex-
ception of the new primary class The
matter of providing a portable school
for the class was left in allegiance.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-25
Guatemala Port Is
Scene of Big
Fire.
COMANDANCIA
Is DESTROYED
Crew of an italian
Cruiser Fights
Flames.

II the Italian cruiser Umbria. now
on her way to this port, fires any sa-
lutes while in the harbor, il will be
just as well TO have the Fire Depart
ment stand by for little while after
she stops shooting. She fired a sa-
lutte at san Jose de Guatemala on the
afternoon Of March 81 and a few hours
later the Government buildings at the
Central American port had been re-
ouced to ashes. A burning wad from
one Of the Umbrias guns had dropped
unnpticed on the roof of the conan
dancia and when attention was called
TO il the firebrand had already done
its work
The men behind the Umbria's guns
were ordered ashore. The Italian sail
ors made a gallant fight against the
flames and succeeded in confining the
blaze to the little group of Govern
ment buildings.
News Of the fire was brought here
yesterday by the Pacific Mail liner
Costa Rica, which reached San Jose
April i, the day after the fire.
The Costa Rica, Captain H. z. Nor
ton, arrived yesterday from Panama
and way ports and a day ahead Of
schedule time. When mate of the
-NCn BDi l. Adpldln morton was famous
as a stlckler for cleanliness. He ap-
pears to have earned his increased
authority in the same direction. No
Pacific Mail liner ever came into port
looking smarter than did the Costa
Rica yesterday in her new coat of
shining paint. Pacific Mail officials
hardly recognized their old friend in
the smart little liner 1t was not
alone new paint, however, which was
responsible for the Costa Rica's trans
formation. Judging by her appear
ance, on deck and below, the expendi-
tUre Of elbow grease had been liberal
and wisely directed. From every cor
neT dirt had been banished. Whatever
would polish was bright, where the
paint was not fresh il was scrubbed
clean and for once in his life Captain
Morton, the apostle of cleanliness,
should have been perfectly happy.
And like a good captain he gives his
chief executive, First officer Stuart,
credit for his energetic cooperation
The Costa Rica brought $50 tons of
cargo and nine passengers. Among the
latter were J. Liljhutt, ]. NJ. Edwards.
H Anderson, G. Z. Towle, r. d. Prin-
gle. E. Halla and NJ. Mimozori-
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-25
FAILURE TO PUNISH CRIME.

No, these dreadful facts not to be
planned by race or climate or illiteracy or by
density OF population. or by the form OF our
government. The cause f,es deeper than any
Of these things.
The cause Is complex. 1t is due in part TO
the lamentabe failure to punish crinie-espe-
In part it is due to the failure to instruct
the young in the principles of morality and
religion
The fathers and mothers of the land have
sadly neglected their duty and the church has
neglected hers when it comes to caring for
childhood And it is parity due TO the spread
of matcrialism involving the excessive love Of
pleasure and icolatry OF wealth.
Our public schools have system of moral
and religious instruction
1t is in perfect harmony with our institu-
tions that schools should teach a reigiously
grounded morality
1 would not force the reading OF the Bible
and prayer in the public schools If anybody
object: first, because | would not give a
farthing to have n few verses read there per
functorily, and. second, because the reading
or the Bible and prayer Is worship. and 1T is
not in the function of the state to conduct
worship, ard certainly not to conduct. compul-
sory worship whether the worshipers are little
children or full grown men.
What advocate is the use OF. the Bible
in the schools, first, as textbook of literature
and, second. textbook Of morals and re-
igion
First then I favor the restoration of the
Bible to our schools as means OF acquainting
oi,- public school pupils with the noblest litera-
ture earth.
nected with and owe to the literature Of
the Hebrew than to that of any other people
There are more references in our literature. ten
sod over to Hebrew than to Greek or Roman
literature No man read and understand
Shakespeare and Milton ana Dante unless nc
knows the Bible.
Our free institutions all rooted in the in
stitutions of the Hebrew people; and Ameri-
is not truly educated VINO does not know
the sources OF our national life.
Why should not the Bible be literary text
book in our schools? Because It would he
teaching, not religion but about religion in
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-25

AUcKLAND-saile Apr 21-stmr Sierra,
for San Francisco.
Arrived Apr 24-Stmr sonoma, hence Apr 6.
SANTA ROSALIA-Arrived Apr 16-Stmr
Curacao hence Abr T.
Sailed Apr l2-Bktn Gardiner City, for Aber-
deem; Apr 16 bktn Robert Sudden. for Grays
Harbor: stnlr Curacao. for San Francisco.
ACAPULCO-Saied Apr 23-Stmr City of
sydney for Ancon.
SAN BLAS-Sailed Apr 23-Stmr San Jose,
for San Francisco.
HoNGKoNG- Arrived Apr 2s-stmr Mon
golia hence Mar is.
Lott. from Oregon for Queenstown.
NGENESS-Passed Apr 24-Br ship
wes.gate hence Nov 10. for Ipswich
HAKODATE-Arrived APR 23-Schr Alpena,
from Kiaochau.
NEWCASTLE Aus.-Sailed Apr 24-Ship
Charr1er for San Francisco
VICTORIA7-Arrlved Apr 24-ship. st David,
hence Apr Is.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-25
COMMITTEE is SELECTED
TO AID KLAMATH COUNTY
Business Men Are Appointed to Sc
cure Pledges of Coin for
Railroad.

A committee of fifteen has been Sc
lected to make an immediate canvass
of the city to get pledges of money for
the construction of a railroad to
klamath Falls. in Klamath County
Oregon. All that is asked from San
Francisco is $4,000. Klamath County
has already raised $4,000. To have
the road built fund of 100000 was
needed. The advantage to San Fran
cisco in keeping klamath County as a
trade field is urged by the commit
tee when seeking pledges in this city
The committee, which was selected
yesterday at meeting in the rooms
of the Board of Trade, includes the
following: Andrew Carrigan, j. p
Currier, H. d. Loveland, Sigmund
Stern, Charles r.. Havens, Fred Till
mann Jr., Joseph Sloss, William Haas
It. C. F'riedlander. Albert Dernham, B
Fayrnonville, Andrea Sbarbaro, j. w
Hellman Jr.. R. I. Bentley and George
A. Newhall.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-25
Small Hone for Lee LOOK

The petition for a writ of habeas
corpus made by Lee Look, who is at
San Quentin sentenced to be hanged
for the murder of Lee Sing in Santa
Clara County, has been denied without
comment by the Supreme Court. This
is one of several appeals made by
the Chinese for liberation from prison
and to be remanded into the custody
of the Sheriff OF Santa Clara County
for a new trial
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-25
ooning Home to Take Korea.

Il was announced yesterday by the Pacific
Mail Company that Adrian Feeder who left
here as master of the freighter Algoa would
take command OF the liner Korea during the
absence on an extended vacation of Captain
Sea bury the commodore Of the line Captain
Feeder was detached from the Algoa in Japan
and is coming home as a passenger the
C0ptic which arrived yesterday at Honolulu.
The Korea. which is scheduled 70 sail MAY B.,
viii carry large shipment OF heavy machinery
for Japsn.