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The Winslow mail., 1906-02-24
Post Office Hours.

Hereafter the post office hours
will be as follows:
Week days: a. m. to Z D. m
Sundays: Il p. m. to p. m.
The Winslow mail., 1906-02-24
Dispatcher Coyne visited An
CELL last week
Lame Back.

This ailment is usually caused
bv rheumatism of the muscles
and NAV be cured by applying
Chamberlain s Pain Balm two
The daily tribune., 1906-07-07
READ AND YOU WILL LEARN

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The daily tribune., 1906-07-07

TO DISTRICT COURT - Eliss
Ferries was up before Judge Sanders
yesterday afternoon 10 plead to .
charge Of smbezziement. He 10
charged with stealing the proceeds of
. $3.50 lot Of merchandise trusted 70
his care while peddling for Richard
ElbAge.. The original value of the
stock Of dry goods was s27i but he
paid something over go. took the
balanoe Of she stock 10 another town
and disposed Of them. sppropriating
the money unto himself. The
sheri0's office had been leaking for
Fsriss bot few DAYS ago he appear.
ed at Elhsas's store to Try to square
hiusaIf bat VA sassn in By Deputy
Sheriff Warner.
The daily tribune., 1906-07-07

JUNK SHOP-One of our exchap Res
advertises q COW for sale ~ follows:
Full -blooded COW for sale. giving
milk. three tons of hay. q lot of chick
ems and several stoves" While we
have always had the greatest respect
for meek eyed gentle bossy. we never
suspected for moment that she
would branch out into the junk
shop business. And she full blood
cd. too No "yAller" dog or post /.
hole In her make up. Too bad.
The daily tribune., 1906-07-07

PAYING UP-Street Commissioner
Mackay says the male residents of the
city who are expected to pay street
taxes are coming in with either their
work or money better this year
than they have for many years past
1t is the intention to make every
able bodied man in the town pay
poll taxes this year.
The daily tribune., 1906-07-07

RETURN FROM OUTING-Dr.
f. r. Moore and son Morris returned
this morning from ten days fishing
trip along the Gnnnison river. They
we're oAmped most of the time near
Sapinero and had splendid auooess.
bringing home nice bunch Of speckl.
ed beauties.
The daily tribune., 1906-07-07

OFFICERS vISIT-Mrs. Berkella
Pierce. supervising deputy OF four
states for the Royal Neighbors Of
America. was 10 the city yesterday
and instructed the members and
officers Of the local camp in the
secret work. She oomplimented the
camp very highly for the work it
has been doing.
The daily tribune., 1906-07-07
GRANDE IMPROVING

RIO GRANDE IMPROVING
The Rio 0rAnde 10 making some sub.
stantiAl Improvements at its Florence
depot. Part Of the old board side.
walk on the south side Of the station
has been torn ont and replaced with .
walk Of rock foundation with . gravel
surface. Next week the same force
will commence laying . sidewalk on
the wcst side Of Pixies Peak avenue
and the east side Of Union avenue on
Railroad street The walks will lead
mp to the depot and the mud that
Rio Grsnde patrons have been forced
to wade through for 10 many years
will not bother, ,pedestrians any more.
The daily tribune., 1906-07-07
DINED FRIENDs-Mrs.

Profiitt last evening entertained . few
friends at c'clock dinner. Included
In the party were Mrs. Mary J. King
and daughter. Nora. Mrs. W. 8.
Proctor. Mrs. J. H. Miller. Mrs.
Moshsr Of Texas. Granddaughter to
Mrs. King: ALBEIT King and W. g..
Proctor. After dinner games were
played until about 10 80 O'Clock.
The daily tribune., 1906-07-07

Of the most fluent and able takers In
the county and his lecturs is highly
recommended by Leonard @. Tbomr-
son. state evangelist for She Christian
denomination DR.. Moore will arrive
Monday afternoon and will leave the
following day. The lecture 10 free.
The daily tribune., 1906-07-07
MRS. Mcdonald ENTERTAIN,

MRS. MACDONALD ENTERTAINS
Mrs. ]. Q. Macdonald 10 entertain.
ing few Of her friends at her home
on Lincoln park. Canon City
suburb. this afternoon and Mrs. e. g..
Cox. Mrs. Alva KooDtz. Mrs Charles
Neely. Mrs. L.. N. Hovey and MIS-.
O. d. Bradley are the Florence
ladies In attendance.
The daily tribune., 1906-07-07
Finch Party.

Invitations are out for card ard
finch party to be given BY the ladies
OF st Alban's guild at Elks hall Tues.
day, July 10. Admission 25 cents.
Begins at Q O'Clock.
The daily tribune., 1906-07-07
Don't be Backward.

Do not hesitate to ask Tor free sam.
pie Of Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets. We are glad to give them te
anyone who IL troubled with biliousness
constipation or any disorder OF the stom
sch. Many have been permanently cur
cd by .heir use. Daniels drug store. tt,
The daily tribune., 1906-07-07
YOUR CURTAINS

WIN b nice whsn they srs rsAung u ~
lsundss them. We give tAsn = bsauN-
ful, clean csles. staseh then juse sli9
sneugh, and dry them - fFanss tAas
give them isst IL right shsps y hsag
right Oar psics-o0 osnts paiF-h
cheaper than washing then q hsaa.
Bend postal card. Phsos al Red
FLORENCE STHA1 LAUNDRY
tte oantA - Avemwe &
The daily tribune., 1906-07-07
JCTTlN0S ABOUT TOWN
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

NIGHT SUBJECT Sunday even.
Ing - the Methodist church the sab.
1sct will be 'Ths Confession Of Seven
s.nners. . Miss Searcy will sing .
solo In the evening
The daily tribune., 1906-07-07
Fremont Wall Paper 90. hangs paper

WILL LECTURE HERE-Dr ".
T. Moore. . professor In Christian
oollege. Columbia. NO.. will lecture
on "The Coming Woman At the
Christian church 1t O'CLOCK next
MopIAy night. He 10 said 70 be one
The daily tribune., 1906-07-07
Notice.

Will anyone knowing Will Hardy
10 your city please send me his nd i.
dress. He is likely washing dishes
at hotel as that was his occups.
tion In Kansas City. Kansas. and
oblige STELLA ATHERTON.
8 9x 1909 Champa st., Denver.
The daily tribune., 1906-07-07

This r. W. Epelis Lumber com
pAny has just received . carload Of
Wet Mountsin valley timothy hay. 6.y
The daily tribune., 1906-07-07

Have your suits made to measure
20 suits to be closed out at $40 pc
suit at Florence. Tailoring Go. 81,
The daily tribune., 1906-07-07

Colorado scenery and Burro tablets
and envelopes at FrueAuff Bros. 7-13
The daily tribune., 1906-07-07

All kinds Of souvenir po,t cards at
FrueAuR Bros. 7.i8
The daily tribune., 1906-07-07

LANDED BIG TRoUT-whlle
fishing At savoya YESTERDAY morning
N. B. 10y landed . ~ pound trout
Of the rainbow variety. and will
bring IL home for inspection by his
acquaintances. He will return to.
nieht or tomorrow.
The daily tribune., 1906-07-07

SNOW ON PASs-rnooming pas.
sengers this morning report that
about an Inch Of snow fell on Marshail
pass from to Q O'Clock yesterday
morning. and remained on the ground
all day. The Western Slope got :
good rain.
The daily tribune., 1906-07-07

The watohword here is quality
and that's why our business takes
rapid strides towards the goal OF
universal approval. We demon
strate very forcibly that quality
counts and that it pays to sell the
best groceries even il the cost OF
production is more and the profits
less.
The daily tribune., 1906-07-07

Sale on skirts this week. Florence
Tailoring 90. 6.l6
The daily tribune., 1906-07-07

Scenery and Burro books At Frueauf,
Bros. Tia
The daily tribune., 1906-07-07

"Bs.. ,os Dream sod.''-Y.ltoa.
The daily tribune., 1906-07-07

night or tomorrow.
The daily tribune., 1906-07-07

N. e. LIE WIS
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-21
STATE SOCIETIES LEASE
PERMANENT HOME
BROTHERHOOD is
NEW HEADoUARTERs

At a meeting held by the officers
of the Ohio. Pennsylvania, Massachu-
sets and Texas societies yesterday, II
was decided to lease the Fraternal
Brotherhood hall on Figueroa street,
between Eighth and Ninth, for per-
manent home of the four societies.
They have leased the large auditor
ium, ladies' and gentlemen's parlors
and banquet room of the hall for each
Tuesday night for a term of eight
months.
The Massachusetts society will hold
It's regular monthly meeting on the
first Tuesday in November, and each
second Tuesday in each month there
after.
The Texas society Will hold its first
meeting in the new rooms on Novem-
ber 80 and each third Tuesday in the
month thereafter.
The Pennsylvania society holds its
meeting on November q, and each
fourth Tuesday of every month there
after.
United meetings of the four state
societies have been arranged for the
fifth Tuesday in January and the
fifth Tuesday In April.
These four societies are among the
largest fraternal organizations in Los
Angeles, and each is represented by a
membership of from 1000 to 5000 peo-
pie residing in this city.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-21

Joined the Pacific Mutual Life Insur-
ance company's building and was
owned by the insurance company.
The brick side wall adjoining the
Pacific Mutual Life building had been
swaying in the wind unnoticed by the
workmen, and when it toppled over
they were pinioned beneath it without
any warming or any chance for their
lives.
moment after this accident a po-
liceman turned in fire alarm from a
nearby box. Engine No. responded
with 80 firemen. and the work Of dig
ging the men out of the ruins began.
In short time the lifeless body of one
laborer was taken out and a second,
still alive but frightfully mangled,
was recovered and rushed to the Har-
Dor hospital.
Fully half an hour elapsed before the
other two dead bodies had been res
cued from beneath the tons of brick
that fell upon them.
Who the three dead men are cannot
be known until some of their friends
or relatives come forward and identify
them. Their fellow laborers do not
know their antecedents.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-21
estate ALMOST
TREBLES IN VALUE
MRS. THOMAS REED RECEIVES
OVER s5oO,000
Former Speaker Of the House Left
Property Worth s2oo,ooo the
increase Coming from
Investments
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2O.-The estate OF
Thomas Bracket Reed, former speak
er of the house of Representatives, has
nearly trebled in value, since the death
of Mr.. Reed in December, 1902.
At that time the approximate value
of the estate was about 100000. This
week Augustus G. Payne, who was an
intimate friend of the former speaker,
sent to Mrs. Susan P. Reed, the wild
ow, over $500,000, which represented
the original investment holdings of the
estate and the profits from these and
other investments in the last four
years.
The greater part of the estate was
in railroad stocks, and Mr.. Payne, the
executor, had entire charge of turning
these securities into cash. 1t is said
that Mr.. Payne could have wound up
the affairs of the estate many months
the estate funds at the solicitation OF
Mrs. Reed.
When asked last night If these as
sertions regarding the Reed estate
were facts, Mr.. Payne said:
1T is true that Mrs. Reed is now
in very comfortable circumstances
Whatever l have done for the estate
have done gladly. Mr.. Reed was
one of my greatest friends"
The widow is living in the old Reed
homestead in Portland, Maine.
1t will be remembered that Mr.. Reed
when he retired from public life did
so comparatively poor man. He said
at the time that he retired to go into
the business world to make little
money.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-21
SCORES
RUN IN
r AID
Tent Gamblers Near
Ascot Surprised
by Squad
In the Stampede Big
Tarpaulin Is
Laid Low
e
Complaints Of Victims Reach Con-
stable De la Monte, Who Acts
PromptIy--Prlsoner Escapes,
but Is Recaptured

In wild stampede that fairly
knocked the breath out of many several
score of business men of Los Angeles
yesterday made desperate dash for
liberty to escape from a gambling tent
near Ascot park when Constable De La
Monte and a squad of officers swooped
down on the place and raided two crap
games and arrested the dealers in the
games.
The places have been in full swing
for, several weeks, just across the road
from the pool rooms at the corner of
South Central and Slauson avenues,
while officers have failed to take note
of them.
Recently the crap shooters or dice
throwers have become overbold and
spread carpets out on the grass and
called passers by to join the game.
Vail Roth, otherwise known as
"Red," is charged with having con-
Quoted both fourishing games, while
Fred Wilson and Addie Morgan are
supposed to be Roth's assistants
All three were arrested yesterday
afternoon and locked UP in the county
Jail after failing to produce $500 bail
money.
Lose and Say Nothing
1t is alleged that the dealers in the
game have been calling to the un-
sophisticated, who, being shorn of most
of their surplus change at the pool
rooms, have been told that at shooting
craps" they would find an easy chance
to recuperate their fortunes.
AS result, crowds have attended the
games on the Slauson road for weeks,
losing their money and failing to say a
word for fear of getting themselves
into trouble.
But constable De La Monte got word
of the fleeing and went out and inves-
tigated. He saw the games, one
being conducted under a strip of can
vas thrown over four posts to afford
shelter from the sun, and the other
conducted on a carpet spread out on
the grass, with benches for the spec
tatOrs.
The officer said nothing, but he swore
out three warrants, and yesterday aft
ernoon, with Deputies Charles Thomas,
Ed Holman and others Constable De
La Monte visited the games.
The crowds were larger than usual,
for it was Saturday afternoon and moth
ing was thought of the appearance of
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-21
SAYS HYSTER|A
IS NTAG|OUS
LINCOLN PHYSICIAN DECLARES
1T IS SPREADING
SensationaIism and Other Things, Says
the Doctor, Are Responsible for
the Present Epidemic Of
That Disease

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Oct. 20.-An epidemic Of
hysteria, as contagious as the disease
Mitchell of Lincoln, Neb., is sweeping
over the nation, and unless the public
mind can be brought to a calm retro
spection incalculable damage must be
done. He attributes the malady to fan
cied wrongs.
DR.. Mitchells startling assertion was
made at the meeting of the American
Association of Railway Surgeons yes
terday. His remarks brought out an
interesting discussion Of the nations
new af1iction, during which DR.. r. w.
Corwin, president of the association,
proffered some advice to physicians as
to how the disease should be treated.
physicians should mix the spiritual
with their treatment Of hysteria and
should use less of the MATERIAL" said
DR.. Corwin Everybody wants sensa-
tion. 1t has crept into our school board
and into the lives of women. Women
have their teas and drink. They go to
soda fountains-some of them-and or
der drinks. 1 will say, too, that they do
not always order soda water. The fra
loiHiticS aihonS tHS ScHool poyS we're
recently abolished because 1t took their
minds away from their studies.''
DR.. Mitchell said hysteria was looked
upon by people at large as an outbreak
of certain over-taxed, over motional
females finding expression In tears or
convulsions, but the educated physician,
he said, knows that hystera is as much
disease as smallpox. 1t affects all
men and women alike. Innumerable
examples Of the infectious and con-
tagious character of the malady, he
said, are recorded all through history
DR.. Mitchell concluded by saying the
eagerness to take from those who pos
sess that which the masses have given
them the right to possess, and give to
those less gifted with forethought and
courage, has reached stage where it
needs medical attention.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-21
PACKERS CONTEMPLATE
GIGANTIC COMB NATION
Ry Associated Press.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2O.-The Evening
Post today prints story to the effect
that a gigantic combination of pack
ing industries in this country is under
way.
No person connected in an Official
capacity in any way with the large
Chicago packing houses could be found
who would confirm the story.
The story printed in the Post is to
the effect that the combination is to
controlled from England where the
majority OF the consolidation is said
to be coming from. 1t is said that the
Armour interests are to dominate the
consolidation and that it will include
the following concerns in this city:
Armour & Co., Swift & Co., Nelson
Morris & Co., National Packing COM
pany, Schwarzschild & Sulzberger and
the Cudahy Packing company.
According to the Post the prolonged
stay of Sir Thomas Upton in this
country is connected with the alleged
consolidation.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-21

two or three men who mingled with
the crowd and slowly wedged their way
to the front.
Constable approaches
Thomas had charge of the game out
in the open, while De La Monte forced
his way slowly toward "Red" Roth, who
was manipulating the ivories, while
the victims stood about and bet and
lest regularly and without comment.
Here there, let the big gent through
there you pikers," called Red as he
thought he saw a. fresh victim in the
person of the able-bodied constable.
De La Monte said nothing. He gained
the inner circle, then turned until he
saw several men in the crowd whom he
knew by name and whom he could call
uron as witnesses, and then he reached
forward as though to take the dice and
roll.
Here, youse, show yer coin first"
yelled the dealer, and De La Monte
showed.
He showed his star, then he showed a
warrant and then he showed the dealer
how 1t feels to be thumped on the head
when you attempt to fight an officer,
and in the meantime the victims were
stampeding in an effort to get away.
The four poles holding UP the tent
like structure collapsed, burying the
players beneath.
Caught Under Tent
There was kicking and stampedlng
like drove of young cattle had been
enmeshed in the heavy canvas, and
every second or two a red faced man
with hair and clothes dusty and rum
pied and eyes bulging would roll from
beneath the canvas, bound to his rect
and run like frightened jack rabbit.
Fifteen abandoned hats were collected
after the officers had secured their
prisoners and had prepared to go.
The other game had been suddenly
stopped in the same way by Thomas
and his assistants and five players ar
rested.
They were later released upon giving
their names and promising to testify.
Wilson and Morgan were handcuffed
together and taken aboard Central
avenue car by Deputy Thomas He
stood by them while they occupied
seat. In front sat De La Monte with
his prisoner. Just after the car started
the men complained that the handcufrs
were most embarrassing and asked. that
the bracelets be removed while they
were going down town.
Leaps Off Car
Thomas, fearing nothing, slipped off
the cuffs, and Morgan, who sat next
the window, promptly dived out and
ran away.
De La Monte leaped upon Wilson and
held him and Roth, while Thomas
leaped from the car and chased Morgan
several blocks before catching him.
The men were then handcuffed and
taken to the county Jail, where, in de-
fault of bail, they were compelled 10
remain.
Their cases will be taken up Monday
Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-21
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