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La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-05-26

Receipts Of sheep and lambs have
been liberal 20 far this week. SAYS j.
A. Rickart. our live stock eorrespOn-
dent. The market opened the week
firm and active. and some wooled
westerns. weighing 10 pounds.
brought s7.65. only ) cents below
last weeks top. Some shorn west
erns. weighing "a pounds. brought
$685.. both Monday and Tuesday.
The market advanced 20 to 30 cents
last week, and this has been held
this week. with the exception of
lambs. which lost 10 cents yesterday
and todly. Arizona grassers. the
first of the season. brought $50 and
500 last week. about sl.00 higher
than a year ago. Texas yrassers
sold at S5.75. Some Texas clipped
wethers sold at s5.s5 today. Run
today, 1000.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-05-26
Proposed osdiasaee No. s6S.

AN ORDINANCE REGULATING AND IL
~ een~ins the U~e u Au,omobilss aud
Motor Vehicles.
u. ii ordained b. the city council % the City
of La juatas
>EoTiOS IL shall he unlawful 10 u. or
Operate any astsoInotiie or other motor se-
hiels within the eorporste iirnis- of the city
of la janfa. except under tb. authority Of
license a. hereinafter provided. aud pro-
Ntsed. that Visiting automobiles may otsrrsfe
subject 10 all the prov ision. of this tiinancs
save aud e>eep, that a. sisitor- they shall
not 10 required to take oaf a license unit II
after forty eight hour. from the time of
their arrival IN the city.
>ssIIoS- = tn. lir-n-s. f,r the Use aud OPP
erafton - automobiles shall 10 i~-sss-i ia he
manner .sb.r liests-s- aud the lee
for such lte~u-e shall 10 psid 10 the city
clerk. aud shall t~ tho -um of tw % dsliars aud
hfty cents $50. aud shall u,korix~ the use
and operation of the automobile or motor
s~h,ese ~ IL then owner. 80 long a. the then
owner shall eonfihsfs "a GA N. u-~ and os~rsf~
the automobile motor vehicle bs n hieh
the license i-coserr-i p~ner~ shall ME name
9TH the eifs clerk q, the time % application
for iie~n-~. The lle~n-~ cerfi hcsse shall hear
. n.sai~r s--iE.~-i b, the clerk ~hieh sh.Ii
10 the same - = he nunstsr he automobile
OF motor vehicle - hereinafter prosii~<i-
>srrto> a o~s~r. shall equip m.ehis>s
Arst.se numerals, in "a kis~ or light er,isrvi
metal "n . darn background. not ie~. ii hsn
thru iseke- high oa~ ss-i os~-hslf islkr-
sasrt-r sksii b~ -Sosso~ "a by The i-ssev Il
foe La Iwssa- ssd nawt~rs ard l~ss~rs sAall
~ sssrn nrd tn e""-ps~w""- pasr~ In tse
ssrrrosA y: msshis~ ~Asil ~ es>v.s~d
sy y-r.ss- .i,hs., iaIi ne. es h-.sk h..-a.
SssIloS s No es-r.ses sksII aesye .a-
sss ,s.s :. * ~: 80. 4 s ss.. .sS.. .
tk~ sssiss.- District ~ III eisy- ssd shss -
sss... s1s ...s = q ~ =. .ss . :: ss; e.. =
;s.Il = - = =: s.r~s. ss:ssS,
na~ 10 ts~-os ss~n,se. asA C.r~ss H~ll~,i~~.
>an Jusn- Santa Fe. Co,oss<4o. RSson SD
Cimsrroa sserss~s from Ftr~s 10 Fowrsk
s.rsoss No rsr, q ~.ehi~> - mesc~
-h~ii t> keps vunniex hen the susorossis-
-ishoas sfe~u.isnt. O~n~r naa~t carry en
all m msehip~~ ~ AZ sire~ roeg- h<ls 90 horn.
sssa .:,.~r- re .e-s. h~lI OF horn mas
prs.rk 80 ssosx s~rsSras. ov ~oiis~s.s~
L.np- .A.H ~ - -pisr-x rkss hsks sros.
sE- .a.-ki.e. s.-i ~ s.sa is.s- .s-s Z Sevs
hghs>d ~ I'll si1>s she nss~Aisp - IN -
frc. e.e k.ss sss>s ss-->s s.-a sAss-sfs<s
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ssss. = c.sess~ Be-
II g = 60, Cso Crs = - Csy
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La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-05-26
Sssies eseeessls.

CEaLED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- e~iy~d by the seer~tzry Of the Ot-ro Irri-
xstioa District until 10 o'ciock D. m June isssi.
and th-r~uIon of~n-d. for the construction OF
= r---rsoir -mbsnkmcnt at Clear er-~k. near
0Fauit-, thaffe- county. Colorado.
Specifications. form of contract aud prop-DsaS
blanks may b. ohtAin.si. aDd flsns Of the work
inspected, at the Office Of the secretary. La
Jurta- Colorado. and at the Office Il George IL
Anderson, cousuifinx engineer, No. iol Ia uita-
isle huildina. Denver. Colorado
Zach bsi -hali b. arcplu - Jed ~ certified
cheek fog oae tbausaui dsiliars n. go. made
pap shl. - the secreiars - tha OtsFe irrieatica
District. a. guarantee tl.At tht hsddrr vii.
etft1u tHs nags uf acc ltalre- -.tar lufo ci1f.-
tr4rt ami iau4ish ga aEcrutni i4r hoId in the
sum ef twnlitl-lse tEnrslu.i uilsrs fs-l1s1I Cor
tlr ttiEhtui fs.sior7-aTacs aai -te s9rE.
4 ir r.hr q rH-grFssi o. rHHi-~r aav or lll bins
Tfir r11nu or piREl lrnE~.
uiEEu IRRIGATION DISTRICT
% A. p. li--sI. f.Hs.le1sf-
lEo f. klLGHllE. @eFrrtafr.
t.Hf U0lflirff5s asar q fss
A-ssf r.il. .rst.aa lH.aa i.ai
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-05-26
nos'es Of Public Trustees Sale.


NlyHEREas. JACOB ROCHE AND Lucy
W Roche. husband and wife OF sugar CITY.
dated the Isth cay s,f nrcsrn,-rr A. D. IJoi ami
r~c"rsist. On Dee~nt-f .i-t. it<t, in t-rsk - at
80 As- OF tbs r~oori- IN he offic- of the
y clerk and recorder of ptsro cuuufy. Cois,-
rsAo. ccusey to the puhiic trustee of "a "A Ofcro
county. Colorado. the follo~ins de-crihsd real
estate situate In the aid osero eoonty, Coio-
Lsss eight ,.i nine 90 and ten lial in block
t~euts-"n~ f.il, IN the town of Sugar city. in
Otero county. state ss Colorado. according to
the r-cof'ied plat % -ugar City IN the atfire of
the ci~rk aud secorsier of Otsrp coauty Cola,-
-scurr the Payment af their oa@ certain ,r.-,i-.
~ort nots, of like date Of -sld desf af trust for
tn. priaeipsl sum of rive hnsared and Bo osn~-
Williams Co. pay shls sfier the date fh~r--.f'
with interest al the rste - oae per cent per
msnth- rsyshl~ srrni-annnalis. and
wsrsEs-, IL l. further PROVIDED in and hv
said dest ~ trust that in case % default in the
pAynent - s.sd e.te. or any part ther~cf. es
the in-talm~nt- theresa. According to the t~aps
and en-ct of said node, or in ca-e defanls ~
made IN. in ease % viclstioa of. any a tke
isis.d. then n shsil and rs, ~ isvfs, ~
sad p.hi,e trustee. or his successor in the sBrs
q public ,ra-s.s, se Ell and dispose q -sid
pr~mi-es at paelie auction At the s,uth srvunt
decr cf the eoanty c"art hcu-~. in the city -
L. Jantss eonntY - os~ro. and state cf Celsr
.ill bring in cash foar w-~as' pasiir nsSir,
hss,ns a. ~ ~ w wps-v,.a-ly sisea e sh- ti.s -
S 49, - - - $40 ale. y .srsiy :d,ersi-s.s.s !.
the tiee puhli-k~a in the -aBd City of Il yussa.
- - the law prsvs1ed. for the rsfryus-p a nmv-
ing the eati-e in3ehs~sfn>-s a. r~pre--assI =
aid s.se .sd interest do ther-s,n, sfs~r ~
paytng the css~ts 81 advertising snd sale ana an
ot h>y eHp~n=~~ ef said trust. and
Wuung&s. default has h-r~n rns<i~ in the ruav-
e>nt 81 the principal due ou ~.id no<@ vk5rh
~fasls -siil esi-ts~ snd the legal hcls~r of aid
and une.id. ssountinx to Five n ansirrd api NJ
hunsi--ss dsllars s7Rl
WHEnEss- Sillinsn- Williams A Co haze -
s,gn<$1 their interest in a IN the Cisinru-
j. ns~ The l~<si hoAs-r of aid note. md ~
has Declared q vic'ssion 81 the cs~~nxr<~ 81
~ald d->f 81 tru-f and N I'd ire><k< ~<fr.s i<
no~ due snd rsysh1e snd has el~~tef to s<Sr~r-
ti-e -ssd p-cperty f.r sale sns has 1kr4 its
wlth the ns1erssgned y surh pahli< trn-er~
<o~- ruEnEpvzE- IN cua>sd>ratsun of - -
tiee ssd r-yDe-t ssd in evaplianep sk>rpUf1h
s 80 ..A.r - = virt.. q tle yv.-r - -
~ lac l. G. A Rper<nAa- puSSi< IT, -
kere>s rive sssr webs p.Als< sssiss skae -
noNDAv- rHE ss<A paS @ yrxK |.
= ~ eieAnA- o - - - -purn frzue -
e. ey e.n -. !. =. eisy Il 4 -
- AisArs - ks-s prire = - e -
E@ - zs.s.sss.S E-1SE
sess -. - - - enul
49, sls 1S1ss1 GsS,es q 5 n =
- Ccoun1ia $780, - krnn Hru,rs:r51n =
- = e S.s.. c.,-r-s- a. - -
n.nE< fss~ ~ 49, O. cs5@@
- y,SS..xssA E1@
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-05-26

rSirnD sTsrE- LAND OFFICE At I
PussLo. Colo. April n. iss.
NOTICE Is HEREBN GIVEN THAT THx;
~ foilo~inx named settler has fl@d notice al
his claim. and that said proof will h. made be-
fore the clerk of the district court at La Junta.
Colorado. on June ~. rsn. vifs Brainard ".
Als~orth- H. Y. i1.tss. Tor the north half north.
east quarter s~etion ~; west half northwest
quarter. section %, township "a south. rsnsr
= west
He nam~s the following witnesses Ia prove
his c.ntiuuou- residence ny-,u and cultivation
of ssid land. siks john 4. Dssisis Charles n
Allen Aifred l. Brooksr. William n. Cho~n,
all of La yunta. Colorado.
:. A ABBEY. Register.
First qualification. MAY (. rss
Last blication. June g I'ss.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-05-26

CEALED PROPOSALS TO FURNISH AND
- install beating aud xrntilating plant in
q he propo-ssi ne~ hixh school haildinx. accom-
ins to the adopted plans and specifications. III
h. received by the SECRETARY Of school District
No. n On or h-fSFe June n. iss, .. H.. each
rfot-s-al Ia h. accompanied with a certified
cheek of thrs YER cent ~ the bid. szid ch~ck
t h. forfeited to the -ehool district should the
bidder. n awarded the contract. fail or refa-e
IA enter into a contract and bond -ati-fsesorS
Ia said district.
RoHI. W. PATTERSON. s-errtsry.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-05-26
Nav As0v
TOWN

An exchange refers 10 Walter
Wellman as a newspaper man. This
is gross and inexcusable error. says
the Topeka State Journal. Mr.. Well
man is a journalist. A newspaper
man is a writer who gets his facts
and then constructs his piece about
them. A journalist constructs his
facts as he needs them TO fit his the
ory or his story There's a vast diff
ference between the two.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-05-26

I'VE are a restless people" OBJ
serves a philosopher. Every thin
woman longs to be fat. Every fat
woman wants to grow thin. Every
town man longs for the time when
he can retire TO the quiet of the
country. and every farmer hopes
10 some day quit work and move to
town where he can take life easy.
Country newspaper men would Ike
20 try their hand on a city daily
The fellows on the big dailias dream
Of a time when they ean oVn q paper
1f their own. ln youth ws long for
maturity. In age sic yearH for the
happy day of ehldh1o1 There is
B9 excuse other than tla,1-- sain
% DE- built th4r way TIE grl
seens 30 be j.s aErr hit resler
ard thr.fdermgsl lHy d.re-ti1H from
the place sou otclpy right now.
Coutentmm. as near t5 happiness
a. sou cau get la lnls world
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-05-26

UNITED srATEs LAND OvyirE Art
PrEsLo. Colo. April =. lAs-

CNIrED srArEs LAND OrvirE At
PrEsLo. Colo. April =. ixn-
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI
~ Myrtle A. Jewell. Of Higtr-- Cs,ior.do. has
fled notice of intention To make pro-,f on her
de--rt-l~nd claim No. II, for the west half
southwest quarter. section - west half north
west quarter. section -. township q south,
rsns- - west before the clerk 81 the district
liih day Of June. iA6-
She names the folio~inx Witness to prove
the complete irrigation and r-ciz ma tion 81 aid
land: Loretta Nelson- Dan Nei>~r, John y.
Nelson. all cf Neis~r, Colorado; Fred y. Veil
qu@;te. Of Hixb-e, Colorado.
s ABBEY. Register.
First qualification Nay :. fss6
Last pa hl irStlou June & lsss.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-05-26

There is no reasonable excuse for
any man to live in a town il he
doesn't like il. If you have no word
Of commendation To say of your
town. it, institution or people. emf
CRATE. You won't stop the town
clock by going away. The church
bells will have the same musical
ring. the little dogs will play just As
well and the pure air. bright sun
shine and sparkling water will have
the same health-giving properties.
Speak good word for your neigh
bor. If you can. if you cannot. don't
everlastingly enlarge on their faults.
II you have become thoroughly dis
gruntled move away. go some where.
anywhere. take back seat and sit
down.
The following reason why is
written by the president of the Kan
sas Editorial Association and will ap-
ply to the experience of every news
paper man: We endeavor to get all
the news that happens in the COM
munity every week. Often we do
not get all Of it simply because it is
impossible for US to obtain it with
out help. Sometimes we are todd an
item of news and forget it. just jike
any other mortal, but aim to be very
careful on this score. - il often
makes m enemy IL We forget In
any case the omission of . news item
is cause for the newspaper man eet-
ting the worst of t. SsDe people
seem to delight IN ke<ping . news
item - quietly - pssiAje. asa tAsR
2we pespse ere afwavs the frsk -
runr wsen tie p1U<f mi1zD - is1n-
ney se<n b t1ink Z sa pRs e tAe
ediess's dsty - ~ 6esstsive. -
- &C. - e. - csue - - -
sennanrd e . Ds1uz1 2sssssrA
ns1mR - = cunnWl 4 -
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-05-26

Al order made BY r =. Ripley.
- sideut II the Santa Fe system.
du ing his visit 10 San Francisco
afaer the earthquake, IS referred 70
IN private letter reaching here the
other day. When Mr.. Ripley dis
covered the conditions in the stricken
city he directed that every married
employe Of the Santa Fe in Frisco.
br those having others dependent
on them. should be given a check for
sl25. The unmarried employees were
each given check for $50 upon
order of Mr.. Ripley.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-05-26

One Of our subscribers took US to
task this week for failing. rs he re
marked. to publish all that happened.
1t was fortunate for this particular
individual that discretion occasion
ally demands the omission of un-
pleasant items. Should we publish
all that is told to US We would be
with the angels in about twenty
minutes after our papers were mail
ed. We try to print all items that
are news. or that will encourage,
help or cheer any Of our citizens
along life's rugged road. We all
doubtless would enjoy reading "all
the news" when it's about the other
fellow. but cur policy is to turn over
to the gossips the spreading of scan-
dals that only leave sorrows in their
trail.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-07

race, which is very significant, in view
Of the fact that many students OF 3D.
lical prophecy contend that the Jews
are to have again national existence,
with a capital at Jerusalem. In the
light of these facts, Mr.. Bryans let
ters from Palestine will have vastly
more than the interest ordinarily at
taching to correspondence from the
Holy Land
Egypt, too, as result Of many years
control by Great Britain, is rapidly be-
coming a modern country. It's prog
ress and new conditions will, of course,
be graphically depicted by Mr.. Bryan.
From Egypt Mr.. Bryan will go to
Europe. What the conditions VIII De
in Turkey and the Balkan states, In
Russia, in Austria-Hungary, and in
the countries of western Europe when
he gets there, it is, Of course, impos-
sible to say. Russia may be repub-
lie, Poland may be independent, the
Austro- Hungarian empire may be dis
membered: but at all events there Is
certain TO be no lack or material Tor
letters of the most genuine interest.
It is doub full if any other American
citizen holding no official position,
would be accorded the distinguished
honOrs which fall to Mr.. Bryan's lot
in foreign countries. On his arrival in
Toxic he was entertained by the lead
ing statesmen of Japan and was re-
ceived by the mikado. Undoubtedly a
similar experience awaits him in every
capital he shall visit.
Mr.. Bryan witnessed the great naval
review celebrating the new Anglo
japanese alliance, and the monster re-
ception given Admiral Togo at Toxic.
The letters already in hand from ia
pan are literally as full Of human in
terest as an egg is full of meat; for be
TQT.xya iS M
one of Americas two foremost public
men. but he is also a newspaper man
whose keen faculties Of observation in
stinctively seize on and record the de-
tails concerning men, women and chill
dren, surroundings and events which
come within the range of every read
er's active interest A great deal has
been written about Japan; but see ia
pan and the Japanese through Mr.
Bryan's eyes and it will seem as
though you are acquiring most pleas
ant and never before realized familiar
ity with the Land Of the Rising Sun.
The article to appear Jan. ii is the
| fruit Of single days visit at Homo
/ lulu. From the early morning hour
when on disembarking from the steam
/ shin Manchuria he was received by ar
/ enthusiastic reception committee and
! decorated with garlands Of flowers, IN
| til the return to the ship at nightfall
/ when the flower garlanding process
was repea ted, it was day of extra
/ ordinary interest and activity, the rec.
/ ord Of which will cause the reader tC
/ wonder how so great a variety of in
/ cident and observation could possi bly,
| be crowded into the interval between
| sunrise and sunset.
/ AssuredIy the readers of the Sur
| will enjoy a rare treat in journeying
! around the world with William Jen-
nings Bryan.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-07

The Sun has pleasure in an
nouncing that in its issue of Jan. IA
there will appear the first Of a series
lam Jennings Bryan, who is now max
ing a tour Of the world.
Mr.. Bryan crossed the Pacific TO ia
pan, stopping a day at Honolulu en-
route, and has already concluded his
visit in Japan, Korea and China. He
is now at the Philippine islands,
whence his itinerary will include linda,
Palestine, Egypt and the various coun-
tries Of Europe. After crossing the
atlantic and spending a brief time al
home. he will sail again from San
Francisco. making a special trip to
Australia and New Zealand.
A better time for Mr.. Bryan's tour
from the standpoint of the reader.
could not possibly have been chosen.
Extraordinary changes are in progress
in nearly every section of the Old
World. The Oriental slumber Of CEN
turtles is broken; new regime dom
mates the far east: the old idea as to
the relative strength and importance
Of European and Asatic nations has
been rudely jolted, and Caucasian con-
tempt for fhe Monaghan has given
place to the respect which triumphant
might never fails TO command. How
are the new conditions TO affect the
interests of the United States? How
are they affecting the Japanese, Chi
nese and Koreans? It will be inter
esting, will it not, to have Mr.. Bryan's
lie surely-taken observations answering
these questions?
It is to be hoped that the inhabit-
ants Of the Philippine islands are pro-
crossing rapidly toward civilized con-
ditions, and that American control
ole p nj Of fcrIor
and liberty and self-control and i'm
proved material prosperity for the
teeming millions Certainly wonderful
changes are going on in the Philip
pines. Mr.. Bryan is making a careful
study Of the conditions, and the record
WI be spread out in full for the bene-
fit of the Suns readers. Recent
state that Mr.. Bryan is counseling the
FilipinOs. who are clamoring for indie
pendence to yield loyal obedience to
the American government.
The great empire Of India is also IN
dergoing mighty changes. The leaven
Of western education and missionary
effort is breaking down barbarous Gus
toms. An extraordinary movement
from Hinduism to Christianity has
la tely become evident. Mr.. Bryan viii
invest igate also the workings Of the
English colonial system there as COM
pared with our own in the Philippines
It IS we'll known that the great Jew
ish Zionist movement contemplates the
reOccupation of Palestine by the Jews.
Already many thousands Of Jews are
settled there. The awful slaughter in
Russia has drawn the Jews of all coun-
tries closer together, as witnessed by
great demonstrations of sympathy and
the giving of immense relief sums. All
signs point to an Increasing solidarity
of this ancient and most remarkable
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-07
Raptist.

East Side Baptist Church-Corner Third
South and Seventh East, Rev. r. 5. Wal
ker. pastor. A special evangelsttc cam
of Evangelist William Coburn Of Bos-
ton The theme OF the series Of meet
ings viii be The Old Evangelism" At
II a m. DR.. COlburn's subject viii be
THE Old Evangelism as Jesus Preached
1t at the Well" At Z 80 the subject will
be The Cell of the Old Evangelism to
Discipleship.' During the week there
will be addresses every afternoon ct 8
o'clock and evening at s, except Satur-
day In the evening a song service will
precede the address. Dr.. Coburn will
also give a nOCn-day address at the L.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-07
DOCTOR MORRIS
IS INDIGNANT
Treatment of His Wife at the White
House Burning Shame and
Disgrace.
HULL HAD HIM DISCHARGED
FAMILY TROUBLES COMING TO
SURFACE.

washington, Jan. 6-''This White
House outrage is a burning shame and
a national disgrace"
So said DIR. Minor Morris, husband Of
Mrs. Morris, who was forcibly removed
from the executive offices on Thursday
last and taken to the house Of deten-
ton. DR.. Norris arrived here early to-
day, and found his wife still confined
10 her bed, suffering from nervous shock,
but much improved. He was indignant,
but was guarded in his statements as 10
what he proposed to do.
Mrs. Morris condition was such that
she was permitted TO receive newspaper
men in her room, where she and DR..
Morris discussed with them the story or
her fathers will, which had brought on
an estrangement between Mrs. Norris
and her brother, Representative Hull,
and which had led to much personal
bitterness, elimination and recrimina-
ton.
Hull Had Him Removed.
According to DR.. Morris. he was re-
moved from the surgeon generals of11ce
on charges filed by Representative Hull.
at a time when Mrs. Morris was about
TO proceed to Pueblo, Colo, to get at
cetTain facts pertaining to the viii which
she alleged had not been made to ap-
pear in the case. 1t was these charges,
DR.. Morris said, that Mrs. Morris desired
the president TO have Investigated, mas
much as both she and her husband had
exhausted their efforts to have the then
secretary of war, Root, and other Off
Gals of the war department, take &C
ton. In view Of their refusal to act
Mr.. Morris said the president was the
only person left to whom such an ap-
peal could be made What he desired
he added was a vindicatiOn OF the
charges filed by his brother-in-law rather
than a reinstatement
viii Write the President.
Acting on the advice Of friends. it is
probable that DR.. Morris will address a
letter to the president, urging him to
investigate. not only the charges against
him. but also certain officers of the war
department who are alleged to have per
mitted themselves to be improperly in
fluenced in his case.
81 do not desire reinstatement to my
position" he said, but I do want those
charges looked into. They are unjust
and false.
According to my present determine
ton, I feel that so far as the treatment
of Mrs Morris is concerned, I will take
no action, believing that the sympathetic
letters and kilograms which have been
received from friends and strangers from
all parts Of the country, as well as the
attitude Of many newspapers on the sub
ject have accomplished more than could
be done if a protest were to be made
10 the president
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Christian.

Central Christian Church-Third East
and Fourth South streets, ". NJ. Taylor,
pastor, residence Manitou hotel. Morn
ing service II o'clock, Mr.. 2. Odenwalder
viii sing Flee as a Bird evening ser
vice, 7:45; Sunday school at 1890 p m;
Mr. Donolon, superintendent: Mr. A I.
AcCanne. chOrister; I. +. 5. G. z, $50
.. m. Mr.. G. D. Natter, president; prayer
meeting Wednesday evening at 8 O'Clock.
Special roll call" Of members at morn
ing service.
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Unitarian.

First Unitarian Church-Rev. Frank
Fay Eddy, pastor. Services in Unity
hall, 1S8 South Second East street Morn
ing service at II a. m. Sermon by the
pastor on Theological Air Castles"
Music Dy Unity quartette- Sunday
school at 12:l5. Unity circle resumes reg
ular meetings on Tuesday at 2:S0. Shake
speare section Of Unity club meets with
Rev. and Mrs. Eddy, 4 Progress Flats,
Monday evening