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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-19
GOLF TEAM STRONG
Princeton viii Make Good for
Loss of Players
Special to The Globe

Special to The Globe
PRINCETON, n. J., March 1S.-The
prospects for strong golf team at Prince
ton this spring are encouraging, in spite
Of the fact that four men OF last years
team have been lost by graduation. The
remaining three are strong players with a
wide experience. and the new material
brought into college by the freshman class
has already proved satisfactory The
following members of last years team are
still in college and will form strong
nucleus for team this spring: F. o.
Reinhart. NJ. ELEPHANT and d. Laird.
Reinhart was university champion In his
freshman year and intercollegiate cham
pion last year. M. Olyphant, the present
university champion. secured the same
title In 1902 and last summer won the
championship of New Jersey. while D.
Laird was university champion last year.
There is excellent material in addition
to these experienced players. NJ. G. Cocn-
ran played on the team last fall and is a
man of promise. w. T. West and Ray
mond Russell. of the present freshman
class viii doubtless also develop into
strong players. The spring interclass
matches should afford an excellent oppor-
tunity for further development among old
players and aid in bringing out new ma
terial
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-19
MADDEN WILL RACE
FOR STAKES ONLY
Finds Out He Cannot Be a
Breeder at the Same
Time

Special to The Globe
NEW YORK. March 1S.-John z.
Madden will not race a big string of
horses again after this season. He has
made up his mind to sell off all of the
product of his thoroughbred breeding
farm this year.
Each spring he will sell every one OF
his yearlings. no matter what price
they may bring. He enters this new field
by offering for sale 81 of the 65 year
lings that first saw the light of day at
Hamburg Place. KY. 1t is not the in
tention of Mr.. Madden to give up racing
altogether, but he will not conduct q
large stable after this year. He has 30
or 40 2 year olds iB his stable. many
of which are reported to be veritable
wonders In the future Ii is his inten-
ton to sell all of his horses, even those
that are year olds when the season
ends. He viii not keep a horse more
than one season.
Madden will make a speciality of 2
year old racing. He>will wait until
the season is well advanced and then
purchase any youngster that develops
into a high class stake winner. He will
buy horses and race exclusively for the
Dig events. If necessary to secure them
he will pay a very large sum. Should
one of the yearlings that he had pre-
Viously sold turn out in his estimation
to De the horse that may become a
champion he will purchase that young
ster even If he has to pay 10 to 20
times the amount he sold him for the
year previously.
He realized last year that he could
not split straws and be both a breeder
and horse owner. The business In
terests were entirely dissimilar and
clashed. He found that intending pur-
chasers at yearling sales fought shy
or the youngsters offered when the
breeders held out a number of others to
race for themselves. This lack of con-
fidence seriously injured the financial
results. He therefore made up his
mind to be a breeder and give up
racing, except in a small high class
way.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-19
KEENE FINDS FAULT
thurman Objects to Crazy
Names for Horses
Special to The Globe

Special to The Globe
NEW YORK, March 1S.-James r.
!heene, In an interview this week. said:
ut is high time that the controilinf, nov:
ers OF the east and west remedy one Of
the crying needs of the turf This need is
a supervision over the nomenclature that
When they tack names on their thorough
preds. Many owners seem to think that
Any Any name Is good enough for a race horse
cenary spirit who seek to advertise some
particular line of food, patent medicine or
modities to their horses. This causes a
sort Of running advertisement which Is
ever held before the public on race DAYS.
racegoers to pick up a programme and
md thereon list of names such as
I Catch .e,, EN- Billy Whiskers,' Sleepy
Ike, Slippery joe and other briIIia nj
eognomens. There are many euphonions
names which a turfman by little care and
attention can beStow upon his horses
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-19
PRiNCETON'S TENNIS
CRACKS IN TRAINING
Special to The Globe

Special TO The GiODe
PRINCETON, n. j., March 1S-Pros-
Princeton this season are considered ex-
cellent Four experienced players who
represented the university in the inter-
collegiate matches last fall viii be eligible
to play this season and should be of great
assistance in turning out strong team.
Dual ma tches probably viii be played with
Yale Harvard and Columbia. although
complete arrangements have not as vet
been made.
The following players are the members
OF the team: II. J. Kendall z. E. Sun
stein. L. l.. Richardson and NJ. c. Thomp-
son. II. ]. Kendall is strong player and
has represented the university for sew
eral years E. f. Sunstein is also an .ex-
years team and in the intercollegiate
matches last fall. i. X. Richardson won
the freshman championship last spring
and was runner up i'm the tourna nent
last fall NJ. c. Thompson won the uni
versity tennis championship last October.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-19

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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-19

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vises you about all diseases Of
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1905-03-19
Date for Harlem Regatta

Special to The Globe
NEW YORK, March 1S.-May 80, Dec
grafton day. has been fixed upon by the
Harlem Regatta association as the date
for holding the annual Harlem regatta
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-19
Nav AB0UT
Town

The county commissioners at the
session Just closed selected the
names of 800 taxpayers from which
to draw the jury list for the October
term of the district court. We no
tice the names Of three newspaper
men in the list selected The great
family journal hereby serves notice
on the honorable board of county
commissioners that law was passed
at the last session of the Legislature
which exempts newpapermen from
jury duty. also professional gam
blers. county officials. justices of the
peace, attorneys-at-law. and Others
Of like ilk. Get wise.
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-19

The Railroad Gazette publishes
some interesting comparative stats
tics bearing on the subject Of rail-
road business in the United States
and abroad. The statistics credit
this country with a mile of railroad
to each $50 of the population. while
in Europe at large there are 2. 100
persons TO each mile. In Great
Britain the figures are SIS persons
to each mile Of road. in France /. 400
and in Germany 1884. Another
astonishing fact will be found in the
tables showing the comparative cost
Of construction and equipment per
mile here and abroad. The average
in the United States is $aS. TIA.
while in all Europe il is Sl2. lS5.
and in Great Britain s257 SIG. II Is
true that European roads are. as a
rule, more substantially built, but
when one considers the cost Of GER
tain sections of some of our great
systems. where stupendous physical
difficulties and engineering prob
lens have had to be overcome. il
seems almost incredible that there
should be such difference. That il
is so. As the Gazette points out. ex-
plains in part how it is possible to
provide and operate profitably herr
FIVE times as much mileage to the
population As there is in these other
countries.
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-19

For one week. commencing Aug
ust 2lst. the peoples favorites. the
Mcdonald Stock Company. will play
an engagement at the Ia Junta
Theatre They will appear in a
repertoire of new plays. bigger.
better than ever. with new special
ties, new scenery. band and orches-
ira. Utah." a four-aet comedy.
will be Monday nights bill. Ladies
will be admitted free on the opening
night if accompanied by an escort
holding paid reserved seat ticket.
This will be the best show Of the
season at popular priees-l5. 25 and
IS cents. Matinee Saturday At 2.3O
p. IN. Reserved seats now on sale
at the store of the La Junta Drug
Company.
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-19
4hssiWo 4Sls.

NOTICE. Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT nv
~ virtue ~ . crit ~ -rerutica is-a~si os1 81
the Coanty c.art of Otero county. state ..f
Colorado. 90 the fifteenth day of August isafs
IN favor cf J. u, Ho~srr snr against the s.--i-
and chsttel-- lands and f~nes-nts of T. j.
Joae-. snd Ia me d,r-~t~S, whereby I am c,n-
msnfrf ta make the of E-~ais d~ts. and
the further sum of r-5.3 "a cost and inter~-, ou
Judgment. have seiz>d aud taken in ~r~~uti.p
the fslio~ing de-crih.-sf real estate. sa-wif.
The northezst quarter 81 --cflssu rs. t.~n~hip
y. south. rsnxe ~. west the -sthth@asf quarter
Of section - township =. -cuth. rsns-- "a
vest the southwest gusrt-r 81 ss,~fion y. town
ship u. -yuth. range -. west all in the county
81 Ot-rc, state IT Colorado. ~ the pscr-r-y -
the aid T. J. Jco-~. and nstic~ j. hereby r1x~o
that on Monday. tho eleventh day .f S~r..-u.-
her ish at ten c'clcck in the foY-ns-.a ~ aid
day At the north docr OF the court bsu-~ in the
city ~ Ia Iunta- in said county Of Os--o ~ifl
ell at pablo sucfion- te the hixkrst bisiss-r
for cash. the st,ve d-Serit-~i real estate or =,
neeh thereof ~ill satisfy -aid Judgment
int~r-~s ard esy-ts-
La Junts. Colorado. August nth fs6.
GID. BARR. sheriff
BY G d. srIwssp. Usster~h~rif.
First publication. Aux- Iosh-
Last puhlicsfion- SEPT eh-
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-19

! gets dere job and puts dem on de
bum proper. I'll see dat youse gets
your dough all right. all right But
say, while | think of il. I'm wantin'
a new sky-Diece meself. and if youse
has got lid what's just proper. fit
me out and IN pay youse when i
gets me check cashed. Use got a
date in a minute. and if youse can
fit me out in a couple of seconds
trot her out" The merchant trotted
out the best he had in the house,
which was just the proper caper for
the Boss" who then bid the pro-
prietor an afectionate Adieu, quiet
ly stole out the front door. slid
across the street, boarded a sleeper
on No. and hiked for parts un-
known. When the merchant gets
into his new store he Is going to
introduce a new brand of headgear
in La Junta. which will be known as
the Howard Hat" He anticipates
a large trade in this particular
brand. for besides being high grade
in quality and style. it will be cheap.
too.
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-19
conine GvGan.

August Both to September lst-
Prowers County Fair. Lamar.
September 4th to 7th National
G. A. X. Encampment. Denver.
September 5th to Sth-Arkansas
Valley Fair. Rocky Ford.
September 7th-Watermelon Day.
Rocky Ford.
September ilth to l5th-Colorado
State Fair, Pueblo.
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-19

There is a difference between an
offering and a collection in the mind
of at least one well-known colored
preacher. who is persistent when he
announces that he wants money for
any certain object. Not great
while ago. when it came time to an
nounce the collection. which is de-
posted on the table in front of the
pulpit in full view Of the minister.
he said: II want a offering dis
mawnin' and not a collection. May
be you don't know il, but dere is a
difference between collection and
a offering. A offering is what you
give out of your heart and a col
lection is anything dat is left over.
When you give a offering dere is
more heart in il than dere is in a
collection. Remember. bredren and
sistern. it is a offering dat | want
dis mawnin'.
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-19
SATURDAY. AUGUST 10. 1905.

- -. A JUNTA Is a city Of 500 pop
~ ]; ; a: j ]
SAa<k miles southeas, d D-a,-,. q
e- miles east Of Pueblo. and 81
vile. north and east of Irinida5- The santa
Fe Railroad Company -Ip~odssi Sss-nD IN ss
Tor f--rmznent construction ~ors, consisting 81
...ehins skops. stor.house. addition to noand-
aoase. foundry AID extensive esrshop~- Ihs slti-
ts.ie l. s!oSs f--t. and the climate, tAk-n the
rear round. Is unsarpss-od- Almost constant
.aashin@ charsc,.riEs-s the winters and . . holly
cloady day u a rarity. La Junts has all the
faaIroI.slltan eonssniene.s u--sis~i by q clty OF
:, m population. Including many miles of
bfick siir.alks, q p-rfeet sJstsn Of ssnitarY
.---rasr. an electric light plant which sup
plies al ali-day snd sl-aistt s.rsic-, water
.srk. Owned b the city, a plant tor the s,suu-
fsc.ar- Of artificial ice. three rural fro- dslis-rD
routes. hr. departnsnt. telephone system ~tth
IsO subserib-rs, fr.s eAehzExe ~tth hacky
Ford and long distance conn-ctioas sith sny
p.rt Of the state a -cha-,l system sac~iis-d b.
40 city ia the state. .mployins tseaty seven
te.cbsrs IN - rooms ten churches. nft-s-u secret
sni frstsrn.l ord-rs, t~o ban as. eDlnD capital
sud sso.DO deposits. thr-- n-sspsp~rs. ot-rs
hsa Of 10 seating capacity. brick plant of
- so daily capacity. manufscturtng brst quail
~ 81 yitrif-i bries nour mill OF 90 barrels
tally capacity utopian Cement block Plant,
employing t~.nty nv. men. canning fsctor1, 4,
.,coad largest In tn. state. Ia fact, Ls Junta
/. Of the best towns Of it, sizs In the state
% Colorado.
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-19
Notice of pvbtiestiea.
uSrI.p sr,r.- Lssp ol

UNITED sr,rr- LAND OFtiCE At
PutsLo, toIo., Auxu-t 3. Isn.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Az fsilo~inx named settler has hl-st not i-r oi
his intention Ia make final pr,.of in support of
hi- claim, aud that said proof ~iii h. made h.,-
for- the clerk 81 the district cs,urt at Ia Junta
Colorsdn. gu S~pf-mt--r Ia fssf,, win: Chsrie-
". Boyd. II. y. ii.iss for the lot and /:
south half northwest quarter. s~ction = town
ship - -outh. rsns- - ~c-t.
He names the foiIo~inx witn~-~.-- to prove
his cuutinu.a- residence ut-,ss and cultisstts.n
.f aid land. vim Isaac H. Read. Amhrt.-. r.
Eds-rton. Sylvester Hill. Frank " Hill. all of
Ia Junta. foiorado.
=. A. ABBEY Register.
firs, publication Nusrrizt ~. 1876.
Last publication, September - fssfN
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-19
Notice tor pvbsicseioa d.
USIrsp STATES LAND OysIcL AZ
fuHsLo, toi.o august y. is.C.

INIftF NfNrf- LIND VFfItI NJ
FuEsIo. Cote. AuEust u. tssrs
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT rHE
~ foiln~inx named -~tticr has nlei notir@ of
ais int.ution 10 make final proof in support
~ his claim. and that aid proof will h. made
before the juda-- Of the county court Of kiu~s
county. at Esds. Colorado, on sets.mt-sr -
Ism, sis. Henry 4. Biain. n. y i0tss. far the
south half northwest quarter. vest half -outh-
vest quarter. section l. township - -suth
rang - ~.-f.
He names the follo~ing ~itBe--s.~ Ia prove
HE continu.,us Residence ar-sn aud ciIltiyst ION
Of ssii land. viz; Rufu- small uf H.swell
Colo. l.. y. Msboney. 81 Eset-. roio.. ~. y
hlen. of Arlington. fo.s.. Charlie sharp. ~
tfiinxtou. Coio
s.a ABBEY Register.
First publication. August ~. Isn.
Last Qualification. Set,.~nt-~r - 1876
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-19

One of our leading merchants tells
Of an interesting interview which he
had with Boss" Howard last Tues
day evening just before that gentle
mans departure for fields green and
pasture new. The Boss" of the
bloody fourth swaggered into the
store on payday night just a few
minutes before the departure of his
train. and extending the glad hand
to the proprietor looked confidingly
into his eyes and delivered himself
of the following. Say. hears dat
one o. dem switchmen o mine runs
his face wild youse for suit o togs.
topped off wild a lid and a pair o.
skates to slide on. and dat he is
givin' it out cold aroun' town dat he
is goin' to stick youse for de whole
cheese. Now dat is sure dirt. cheap
and coarse. and I wants youse to
understand dat it don't go wild me-
As long as am de boss switchman
in dis burg. dem switchmen has got
to come clean wild me and me
friends. pay dere bills when dey Is
due and play fair. Deg has sure
got to come clean every payday. or
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-19
% vo. w.., to s... IS ps. cs.sP

Thousands of dollars worth of
merchandise. perfect and As good
material rs you have To pay any
where 3 per cent more. Examine
the goods carefully. Select that
which interests you. and you will
find even greater value on sale than
we've told you in print.
The MESDEiSOS STOCK.
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-19

lesson. The Otero County Good
Roads Association should take this
matter up with the county commits
sioners- That is what the associA-
ton is for.
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-19

The good roads convention held in
La Junta last week is already bear
ing fruit. Our county commission
ers appreciate and understand the
value of good roads. and have indi-
Gated their desire to give more at
tention to scientific and permanent
road building than they have ever
done before. Thousands of dollars
have been frittered away every year
in repairing roads and as yet Otero
county cannot boast Of a single per-
manent road. II will probably mean
that the county will build less road.
but will build il better. and in the
the course of few years it will re-
suit in the saving Of thousands of
dollars to the taxpayers. II is esti-
mated that at least 81 600 per an
mum has been expended on the road
between La Junta and Rocky Ford.
but nothing Of a permanent charac-
ter has been attempted until this.
year. The state appropriation Of
81 900 is about To be utilized in
building the first road of a perma-
nent character in the county. The
county commissioners have just
completed the county's part of the
work by grading six miles of the
road along the Santa Fe right-of-
way as far west as the Timpas Creek
bridge. and are now waiting for the
plans and Specifications from the
state engineer to give the road
covering Of shale. There is a diff
ference of opinion between the COM
missioners and state engineer as to
the method in which this should be
done. The commissioners think the
shale covering should be twenty feet
wide and eight inches deep in the
center. while the state engineer says
that fifteen feet wide and twelve
inches deep in the center will give
the best results. One thing that
should be done. however. is that the
roadbed should be thoroughly rolled
before the covering Of shale is
placed upon it. Experts say that
satisfactory results will never be at
tanned in permanent roed building
without the rolling process A six
ton steam roller. such as the county
should have. costs 5000. and we
believe that public sentiment would
back up the commissioners in m
expenditure Of this nature. Otero
county will never have permanent
roads without the use Of . roller.
and one should be used On the
Rocky Ford rusd for the purpose Of
making the county's first effort in
permanent road building m object
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-19

Il often wonder how things will
be around here one hundred years
from now" says Bert Walker. in
the Osborne Farmer. Il suppose
the same number of chumps will be
on hand To go to the barber shop To
get their hair cut on Saturday night.
Dogs will lie around asleep all day
and then begin 10 howl about the
time you get into bed. Trains will
be just as late when you want to go
away and the letter you are looking
for will never come. The man who
knows it all will be on hand to tell
you when you are wrong. and the
lady with the crying baby will have
a seat Just in front of you at the
auditorium. When you want To go
out walking some pleasant evening
with a young lady you will find
some other fellow has beaten you.
and when you take her in to get ice
cream she is tagged BY three or four
girls who refuse to break away
Things will be 50 much the same
that don't believe I'll come back.
1t might be a pleasant pastime to
look down over the battlements and
watch the men who succeed you
here on earth wading through their
troubles. but that is about all.
When look back over all the trials
and tribulations there are on a
journey through this vale Of tears
! come to the conclusion that once
is enough for me"
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-19
Desert lsas. esssi eresS ossses 10
VubIie Asioa-

UsIrED STATS LAND OvFIck
AT PrEsLo CoLo.. July -. ns5
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Christ Laaf. Of La yantz- Cais.<sst,. has
rl-d notice of int~nfla-a IA make proof his
desert-lsnd claim No. -. tot the west half
1orth-asf quarter. section Z, township /.
-outh- rsnsr- - west tefor. the clerk n the
district court at La Jants. Colorado. 90 Mon
day tns 1.sh dzs II s~ps-nhrr- iAts
Re names the follosiax xita~--s-- to prove
ths CON t-te irris ztioa and reclamation ~ saia
lad. chri-sias P~ters~o. Christi2a Miller.
Robert H4n--a. Peter G. Han--n. all of La
Justa. fs.,orato-
sA ABBEY. Register.
First Iublsestioti. August I, fSG
Last publication. s~ptem her :. iAG
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-19
A..,...i.. .. ,.... sass. ...s.-
OsvIeE os TEE srATI BokKb
OF LAAD tDamL>>roxEks

OsvlcE os rsE srAIH BokKD }
OF LAND coAnI.>fosEks
DExyEK- CoLoL- Aa<ust g. 1885
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN That H. "
~ Potter. whose r-ssso66r- aidr--- : La
JEnt.- Colorado. an<u-t A. EAE- made sp
E,llcziioe No SIS the STATE B-,srd ~ LzDd
CDsn nniss4s<.rs u lease the follosinS ce.cribsi
-eko=sl l4afs. situate m Otero coanfy, CoisrA-
do. - sits
Al Of section n. township II soafh- range =
zest-
No sh~r application 10 lease the .t-ese Dc
scrIb-d prcmis<s or cb.ect.oas Against the
.bos- application sin h- eDasid-r-f after
>elGeut.r 5 lAS.
NAKk g. WOODRUFF
Register STATE Bard Land Con "a isziozs-rs.
Firss publication Anxuss ,, iSn-
Lat pgblicsrioa. August N. iNf
La Junta tribune., 1905-08-19

Public Trustee Tor Otero County. Coiorsd.
Sirst pabiicstion. July VI. IsE.
Last publication. AuarIsf ssi. tat5
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-04-29
BLAINE AND THE TRAMP.

When Blaine was young law
yer, and cases were few, he was
asked to defend a poverty stricken
tramp accused of stealing a watch,
says the Boston Herald. He plead
ed with all the ardOr at his com
mand, drawing SO pathetic pic
ture with such convincing energy
that at the close of his argument
the court was in tears, and even
the tramp wept.
The jury deliberated but a few
minutes, and returned a verdict of
"not guilty"
Then the tramp drew himself up,
tears streamed down his face as he
looked at the future plumed
knight" and said: "Sir, / never
heard so grand plea. l have not
cried before since I was a child
[ have no money with which to re-
ward you, but drawing a package
from the depths of his ragged
clothes) here's that watch; take it
and welcome"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-04-29
AMERICANS GETTING TOGETHER

'The only thing needed to make
Americans like each other is to get
them together" Thus President
Roosevelt spoke a truth, which the
men of the North, the South and
the West will soon learn.
In his memorial day address
Wednesday Governor Terrell said:
'EThe unanimous action of Con
gress in restoring to the various
Southern states, the Confederate
flags that were in possession OF the
government and the universal APP
prevail of that action by the people
of every section of the country, at
tests the fact of the complete re-
union of our country"
Upon this subject of "getting
together the Macon News ex-
presses the following opinion:
"Mr. Terrell's dream OF a mon
ument in which the figures OF Lee
and Grant clasping hands, to sym
bolize a reunited country, will soon
be a reality, if not as a veritable
statue, then better as a spirit OF
blended friendship in the hearts of
the men of the North and South
and East and West.
"This is as it should be. The
North and the South are only parts
of a great nation, each vitality in
terested in the other and inter de-
pendent. Except for four dark
years, the history of the sections
have been the same. In the flu
ture, the history of the sections
should be the same, more vitality
welded together than ever before. "