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Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-07-05
TALK OF THE TOWN

1t has been thawing some this
week.
Miss Esther Perky, of Boise,
spent the Fourth with friends here.
Miss Gladys Hodge, of Bruneau,
is visiting friends in Mountain
Home.
A fine nine pound boy was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver E. Norrell
Thur sday.
Harold Phillips left Monday for
Cottage Grove, Oregon, to visit
with relatives.
Miss Lulu Corder, of Boise, spent
the Fourth here, the guest of Attor-
ney and Mrs. HOWE.
Mrs. L. T. Wilcox is home from
Malad. where she had been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. McBain.
Mrs. Granville Mitlen, Misses
Mamie and Villa McKim, of Boise,
are guests of Mrs. F. w. Boyd.
Sol" w. H. Mark, of Dakota,
who has been here for some weeks
past, left Tuesday for Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Simms and
daughter, Miss Florence, visited
friends here on the fourth and fifth.
Eugene ,Lison, one of the pio-
neers of Rocky Bar, was among
the visitors here on the Fourth.
w. H. Walker and family, who
have been living at Emmett, are
now living on their ranch, near
here
Dan Shelter is at the Ferry,
rnonkeying around that drcdge, and
possibly, doing a little politics on
the side.
Mr.. Smith, who came here with
the North Dakota party last week,
has bought from Mrs. Mcdonald her
ten acre tract near town.
For any information with refer
~ence to the celebrated Hot Springs,
located near Mountain Home, apply
TO the owners, Nieukirk & Kelsey.
Mrs. H. Eckstein, who has beer
visiting the family OF her brother
in-law. Sam Eckstein, returned sew
.eral DAYS since to her home in Rox-
burg.
Mr.. Harris, of Chicago, who
owns mining properties at ROCKY
Bar. is here on his annual visit.
He will do considerable worl
there this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Phillips
Misses Esther Longflellow, Flossi'
and Mary Lyons returned Monda,
from Atlanta, where they had beer
for three weeks
Chief Engineer Mauhgmer, AS
.sistant Watts and the Oswald broth
,ers stopped driving that tunnel loni
enough to take in the celebration
and see the folks.
Ex-Governor Hunt spent tn
fourth and fifth in Mountain Home
being a judge of the rock drilling
contest and an interested spectacle
of the pony performances.
photographer Helm took some ex
,cellent pictures at the races; two
which were particularly fine, on
of the finish in the ladies' race an
the other the finish in the half mil
running race.
Deputy Auditor, Jim Siffert,
resting after his arduous and man
fold duties during the two-da
celebration, by making out h
quarterly report, preparatory tc
the meeting of the county commi:
sioners next week.
Karl Paine, the Boise attorne
who made the American Gag
scream here on the Fourth and toe
in the races on the fifth, was al
companied by Mrs. Paine and the
pretty baby, Mr.. and Mrs LIZ
Rossi, also of Boise.
Alderman Rhoades. who has bee
surveying some mining properti
in the hills during recent week
came to town on Tuesday to spei
few days with Mrs. Rhoade
and, incidentally, tell his frien'
hero about the fishing this season
Mrs. F. Leslie Carr and the bal
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-07-05

Attention ladies-Millinery good:
at cost and below at Mary Lyons
millinery store.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1906-07-05

q 1t is reliably reported that the
socialists will put up a full county
ticket here this fall.
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-20
Death Of Msrtin ]. se.oy-

Martin J. Ready. father Of the
well known Santa Re engineer. WI
liam T. keady. died az his home IN
this city last Thursday morning.
from the effects Of q STROKE Of ap-
poplexy which he suffered last sun
day. Mr.. Ready was a native of
ireland, had been resident Of this
country for half century. Of La
Junta for the past four years. ard
at the time Of his death was nearly
% years of age. He leaves widow.
a son. W. T. Ready. and daughter.
Miss Mary Ready. to mourn his
demise.
The funeral took place yesterday
morning from the Catholic church.
the remains being shipped to Dem
yer on the noon train where final
interment will take place in Mount
Olivet cemetery.
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-20
Cts cs..ei, oss..-

The city council met last Monday
night in regular session. bat no busi-
ness was transacted outside Of the
usual routine. The ordnance e.
tablisaiag new FIRE limits was placed
on its third reading and final pas
sage and vii be found in another
column Of this issue The petition
Of number Of socialists requesting
that they Be permitted 70 continue
their present tent heaaquzrtersf
on the vacant LOT west Of the court
bouse was denied. They were noti-
fed to take down the tent instanter.
but up 70 the present date have re-
fused or neglected to do 50 Il may
be necessary a. cali out the militia
10 enforce the order. but as such a
pro,e u-e would simply be peaches
and cream for the socialists II Is
hardly probable that such drastic
measures will be necessitated.
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-20
,a,e 20 the effect tina, il ought to have

case 10 the effect that il ought to have
been disposed OF in a justices court.
and not shogldered upon the county
al an expense Of $50 per day.
The case against C. Opdyke. the
Santa Fe yarinaste-. charged with
the larceny OF several carloads Of
coal fro,a the Santa Fe. Is now oE, as
we go TO press The prosecution
rested at noon yesterday. and test
nlony for the defense. which prom
isesi 70 Be sensational. was introduced
in the afternoon. Fred A Szb.n :
the attorney for the dsfense- The
ease wiIl probably take up the eatire
day and evening
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-20
ws~ss's cIss.

The La Junta Woman's Club held
an open meeting at the home OF
Mrs. r. Phillips last Friday after
noon. the Fortnightly and Four
O'Clock Clubs and a number Of
guests being present. Mrs. Hart.
president Of the Woman's Club. pre-
sided. The business meeting Of the
club was dispensed with. and after
a short address Of welcome by the
president. Mrs. Veasie and Miss
kilEore entertained the ladies with
an instrumental duet.
Mrs. Bisbee. delegate from thu
Woman's Club TO the general feier-
alton held at st. Paul. then read. in
her usual pleasing manner. a care
fully prepared report of the fedora
ton meeting. which was enthusias-
tically received By all present.
Miss Burkhardt then favored with
AN instrumental solo. after which
Mrs. McCauley from the Fortnight
Is Club, and Mrs. Talliaferro from
the WoniAn's Club. gave most in
teresting reports of the state feder-
alton meeting held in Pueblo.
The programme for the afternoon
closed with an Instrumental duet by
Mrs. Edwards and Miss Burkhardt.
Before adjourning for the after
noon the ladies were invited into the
dining room where a delicious and
refreshing drink Of frappe was
served.
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-20
o'.'sss,s ss sss Il Js.ss vhssss,.

On next Thursday evening the La
Junta Theater will in all probability
be the scene Of q memorable event.
As Mr.. William B. Gray. the author
Of The Volunteer Organist" has
extended to the clergymen of this
city m invitation to attend the per.
formance As his guests. Mr.. Gray
has received letters from the clergy
men Of every denomination, endors-
ing his play. rs striking parable
on Christian charity.
During the third act the scene Of
the choir boys singing and the volun-
teer organist seated at his instru-
ment. is disclosed. and the audience
is at once transplanted into the
realms Of the Most Holy"
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-20
oistriet Court

The district court has been in ses-
sion since last Monday with Judge
Voorhees, on the bench. The cases
disposed Of up To the hour Of going
to press. are as follows:
People vs.. William Colee and R. NJ.
Bliss. charged with burglarizing the
store Of Harding & Co. Bliss was sem
fenced TO the reformatory. and Colee.
his partner in crime. was held for
further investigation.
Isabel Calderon. charged with lid
napinR baby at Olney. had a jury
trial. was convicted. and sentenced To
the reformatory.
Charles Lennox. charged with as
sault to kill and murder Robert Wor-
thy. was convicted by a jury of as
ssult and fined 81 and costs. the lat
ter amounting to Sl26. Lennox will
be committed to Jail until the fine
and costs are paid.
j. II. Samsel. the nurse at the
Santa Fe hospital. who was charged
with the larceny Of $50 from Walter
Root. a patient, who died from ty-
phoid fever. pleaded guilty and was
sentenced TO the reformatory.
Edward F. Hudson. Santa Fe
brakeman. who for while officiated
as baggageman. pleaded guilty to
riiiing trunks and valises while on
his run, and was sentenced to the
reformatory.
In the case of the People VS.. A. II.
Griswold. charged with assault with
= deadly weapon. to-wit. one stick.
upon the. person Of w. c. Heffner.
the jury disagreed. JudgeVoorhees
made . few caustic remarks in this
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-20
.'ves.ssse, ossss,ss.

VIM. b. Gray's beautiful. senti-
mental drama The Volunteer Or
ganist" will be the attraction 1t the
La Junta Theater. Thursday. Octo-
Der 25th. The scenes Of the play are
laid in small village in the north
ern part Of Vermont. and the story
is enlivened by several thrilling and
pathetic scenes. One oct shows Z
realistic snowstorm. with the snow
heaped up in great piles. such - d
enly found in the open country.
During the storm . child d seen
struggling through the vast drifts
and finally falls exhausted By the
roadside. Two beautiful st. Ber-
nard dogs appear upon the scene
and rescue the little one. The scene
provokes great enthusiasm with audi
ences and may be Glazed - one Of
the strongest in the play. Another
ct shows the interior Of . church
With its Organ. pulpit. choir loft and
tae choir boys linginG. 0abter WI
H Ne3Duo I'D 0o11oe NeWDnn, Who
seesod sueApepal1Efty With II an1i-
o1n1o - oonDua - oefl UenbogD
g ~ een0nav - aQDsne = ~
49,. TI1R10S ~ = - e -
= jOea Dsug Cs1Dav.
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-20
Christian Church. Rev. a. |. s.,s.se.

Our revival meeting is moving for
ward with growing interest. for the
Gospel is the power of God unto sal
walton. There have been movements
for two evenings. and more are ex-
pected to follow quickly.
On Saturday evening Evangelist
Stivers will preach upon. What
Must | Do to Be Saved" Sunday
morning. The Greatest Grace" "
Sunday evening. The Teaching Of
the Christian Church." Bible
school at 10 r. m. and the attend
ance should be full and strong. Let
the older people rally to the pastors 5
Bible ciAss. c. E. at $50 p. M, and
let every member rally to this i'm
portant service and each one bring
one. All welcome and the stranger
within our gates. Let our motto be.
Work. Watch. Pray.
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-20
csvscn Assevseenssrs-
81 AsareSa

Seventeen.h Sunday after Trinity
Sunday school al 10 o'clock Morn
ing prayer. litzny and sermon al II
O'Clock Evening prayer ard SER
mon at 7.s0 O'Clock
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-20
s.s,iss Church. Re.- $ G. Davis

On Sunday preaching viii be by
the pastor who viii speak in the
morning az II a m, on Great
Undertaking." At theeyening ser
vice. 1:30. he viii preach a sermon
on a Tnreefold Motive for Adher-
ing TO the Gospel" The Sunday
school will be held at s:i5 a. m. and
the Young people will meet al $50
p. m. All these services are open TO
all.
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-20
R<'srrsa ere.sstsrisn. s<., S. esss

Preaehing by the pastor on Sab
hath morning al II 3 n Sabbath
school a. Ia a n. and Young
Peoples Meeting al I. p m All
are cordially invited.
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-20
sesg soas locA, ,less-
Trade with H. G. Todd

Thompson can save YOU money OF
household goods
PickhArt's hand painted china a.
Fisher ( Larsen's-
Iwznt 10000 pounds Of GOO
clean cats Matt Daimler.
Thompson has q fine ne~ hns OF
goods: Just N: price them.
FoR SALE-one hundred feet Of
picket fence. Inquire at this offies
our skirts and waists are noted
for their style and quality--W. B.
Wiswall
Fog RENT Basement. 25xso- In
quire at Singer Sewing Machine
Company.
For pure. unadultersted ice see
the La Junta lee Company. Phone
52 red.
For painting. decorating and
paper hanging. call up Black 2S5;-
Jack Devine-
Stop the wagon Of the La JuntA
Ice Company for artificial ice. Best
in town Phone SD red.
For FIRE. life and accident insur-
ance call on S. r. Mendelson. room
s. Miller block.
Gem" -four. best in the market.
Every sack guaranteed or money
refunded.-La Junta Milling Co.
Mrs. David Henry. Of Trinidad. is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Conrad
Bluhm. at the Presbyterian manse.
The La Junta Hardware Company
has just received a carload Of the
famous Monarch ranges-best on
earth.
LosT-Large manila envelope con-
tanning valuable papers. Finder
please leave at First National Bank
and receive reward.
For SALE-Lean-to kitchen. 9xl2
feet; good chimney: can be easily
moved: only sl5. The White House.
li3 Santa Fe avenue.
Go TO II. II. Clark for fire insur-
ance. surety bonds or burglary in
surance. He is agent for the
National Surety Company.
Before selecting your fall or win
ter suit don't neglect to look at the
fine line Of mems suitings just re-
ceived by Bowen. Nothing finer
was ever shown in this burg.
Mrs. G. BagR received = check for
50 600 last Saturday from the Mac
cabee lodge. being payment in full
for the death claim Of the late L. E.
Bagg.
The latest styles in ladies' and
children's dress and street hats are
to be found at Miss Humphreys. in
the Library building. Prices very
reasonable.
DR.. X. c. Sapero. eye. ear. nose
and throat specialist. Of Denver. will
again be in La Junta. Thursday and
Friday. November lst and I'd. at the
Sherman Rooms. Consultation and
examination for glasses. free. Call
early.
Marriage licenses were issued dur
ing the past week to the following:
Albert G. Hurst and Clara Lee
Eley. both Of Ordway: John L.
Quit and Ethel l. CLANCY, both Of
Fowler: John L. Gillespie and Bessie
J. Allison. both of Fowler.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fred Howe leave
Sunday morning for Excelsior
Springs. Mo-. for an extended visit.
Mr.. Howe has been a great sufferer
from rheumatism and hopes to be
benefited by the change of climate
and the baths Of that famous resort.
S. B. Miller. Of the firm of Miller
& Andrews. and one Of the pioneer
residents Of La Junta, suffered al
stroke of appoplexy about o'clock
last Wednesday afternoon. and -
we 60 to press is in a very pre-
carious condition and not expected
to live.
Weaver Bros. sold out their dry
goods store this week to the VIII
liams-Smith-Rice Dry Goods Com
pany. The main store Of the new
firm is located at Pueblo. and they
also have = branch store in Canon
City, and soon will have one in La
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-20

Usual services tomorrow both
morning and evening. conducted by
the pastor. Morning theme. "A
Death in q Desert" Evening topic.
The Journey Of Life" Other ser
vices at the usual hours and a cordial
invitation TO all.
Owing to the inclement weather
and the slight attendance last Sun
day morning the communion SER
vice was deferred. and will be OBJ
served both morning and evening
tomorrow.
La Junta tribune., 1906-10-20
s'sssyss,is.. ss,. es.,ss s,ss~

Pastor Bluhm will occupy the pull
pit Morning subject. Every Man
. Performer Of Miracles" Evening.
The College Aftermath. Ad-
dresses by X. W. Patterson. Frank
Finney. c. L. Seeley. Judge Miller,
and others.
The chapel hour. "Wednesday.
7:3O p. m. will continue the study Of
Prayer.
The Y. P. 5. C. E. will discuss. at
$50 p. m. 'Faithfulness."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-07
BABCOCK'S STORY WANTED
Wisconsin Representative Invited to
Tell New York Grand jury
What He Knows.

New York, June 6.-District Attorney
Jerome has. according to a morning paper.
summoned Congressman Joseph ". Bah
cock of Wisconsin to appear before the
special grand jury which is investigating
insurance cases. The paper adds,
Mr. Jerome telegTaphed Representative
BabCOCk on Monday but Mr. BabCOCk did
rot get the telegram until yesterday Mr.
Jerome would like to have him before
the grand jury tomorrow, but II IS
question whether Mr.. BabcOck will be
able to appear on that day. From Wash
inSton last night came word that Mr..
BabcOck was very busy with his legisla-
tive work and that while he would an
sweF the summons and appear as a wit
ness he might not be able to get here
until Saturday
While there was nothing in Mr. Jerome s
telegram telling Congressman BabcOck
what he was wanted for, and Mr.. Jerome
declined 10 say last night, it IS pretty
well known that the grand jury wants to
hear Mr.. Babcock's version Of a contri-
button OF s.. 500 made by the Mutual Life
Insurance company to the Republican con-
greSsiOnal campaign committee IN 1904,
Congressman BabCock was then chairman
OF the committee
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-07
PACKERS WILL
LOSE MILLIONS
Presidents Crusade Against
Canned Meats viii Kill For
eign Business.
PREJUDICE OF EUROPEANS
MESSAGE ADDS FUEL TO THE
FLAMES.

Kansas City, June 6.-The Journal will
say:
II is estimated that the business done
by the packing houses located here will
suffer 20 the extent of 100000 as q
result Of the agitation in connection with
the presidents crusade against canned
meats Representative OF the various
plants seen yesterday agreed with the
esumate In the Geographic dispatches Of
yesterday that the business Of the whole
country would show a loss Of at Least
50W0-O0o. Charles ". Armour said yes
terday.
All this agitation is going 20 do an
immense amount Of damage. and in quar-
ters where 1t viii be the hardest to over
come the prejudiCes aroused. 1t viii be
a long time before the prejudice against
American meats in England is allayed
and II VIII be stiU longer on the con-
Inent The packing industries Of the
country have enough obstacles to con-
tend with without increasing the number
unjustly or mlsChieVOUsly- Everybody
knows how hard il is TO control the meat
trade in Germany and France The world
IS allied commercially against the United
States. II is only by dint of sheer sU-
American strcuUoSity that America holds
her own and is COnqUeTinE the markets
~ the world 10 is not from any com
merCidl hospitality
II do not think the estimate Of $4,000
90 loss TO the packers I'm the whole coUn-
try is exaggerated That is only a shrink
sge Of about 1a peT cent on the total
is easily SI.50o, OO0u00 In all branches of
me trade We have complaints from
England that the canned meat trade il
decreasing
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-07
Filthy and Dirty.

Commissioner Bartzen personally went
TO the hog killing department of one OF
the large packing no Uses and described
the conditions ne found there as 'sfiItbv
and dirty" lie characterized the room
as "A dirty hole unfit for the uses 10
which il is put" From the hog killing
department he went to the portion OF The
plant where cattle were killed and
dressed Here the walls were covered with
CalCimino scarcely dry After going
through this building. the commissioner
left for his office in the city hall He said
before leaving the stock yards that there
is not a modern building i'm the entire dis
tTict devoted 20 the packing industry The
ma iOritv of them. he declared. are di-
iaDidated. filthy and unfit for such use
as 10 made of them.
He directed that the inspection should
be Of the most thorough character. and
the work viii not be completed inside of
four or five d1VS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-07
Sailed Under Aliases.
The WadswOrth Substitute.

The Wad=vOTth substitute for the Bev-
eridge amendment which has been in the
course of preparation for some DAYS WAS
made public today The substitute differs
from the amendment Of the senate first
in that it leaves the manner Of inspection
discretionary with the secretary Of agri-
culture Il Onits the adjectives descFip-
tive of meat fit for human food these
adJectives being sound" ''healthful,"
etc The substitute provides that the
courts shall review any grievance in the
matter of the enforcement of the regula-
lions when applied to. It places the cost
Of the inspection on the government in
stead Of on the packers. 1t exempts the
pTeSerVatiVe requirements as to food in
tended for export and simpIifies the com
mon carrier provision by allowing roll
roads TO accept for shipment goods
marked Inspected and passed" without
the further restriction that the common
carrier may refuse " take the shipment
If the packing and slaughter house from
which il comes Is inSauitary-
So far as Mr. Wilson, representing the
packers, had covered the Beveridge
amendment in his testimony before the
committee. 1T was apparent that the
WadSUOTth substitute met the exact OBJ
jeCtiOns he raised regarding the Bever-
idge amendment
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-07
INSURANCE NOT LOST
THROUGH SUICIDE

Albany y Y, June 6.-The court Of ap-
pesIS Yesterday affirmed with costs a
judgment of S2-262 in favor Of Anna r.
Fargo Of Wyoming county, and against
the supreme tent of the knights Of the
MaCCabees Of the WcTlo, a fraternsl or
ganization The case IS of interest in
Wow OF the fact that plaintiffs husband
who held 4 policy in the organization
committed suicide and despite the fact
that the bylaws state that no benefits
shall be paid 10 the survivors OF a mem
Der who commits suicide whether sane OF
insane. the lower courts awarded the
plaintiff a verdict and the highest court
in the state has affirmed the judgment
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-07
SUICIDE OF GERMAN
GIRL AT LOS ANGELES

Los Angeles. June 6-Mss Minnie Krs-
mer, 4 young German woman recently
from san Francisco committed suicide
last night by hanging herself in her room
at a lodging house. She twisted thirteen
cords together. me king a small rope,
which she fastened to the bed post and,
inserting her neck in the moose, slowly
strangled to death She had stated that
her mind had been affected since the San
Francisco earthquake and by an unfOTtu-
nate love affair. She left note asking
the authorities 40 notify Emery \ Meyer
of Salina, Colo. OF her death. She had
made two previous attempts a self-de-
struction within the past week
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-07
Washed Every Day.

He COutended. however that there were
no uHwholesCmC conditions there. Every
day. ne said. all rooms, tables. trucks
and other utensils Of all kinds are
washed as clean as water and scrub
brush can make them
Chairman WadswoTth read piecemCaI
what may be termed the startling fea-
lures of the report and. as he pronounced
each Indictment, paused for answers. Mr
Wilson did not attempt TO deny that OdOrs
arose from the entTals and off the car
casses, but he said they were removed
as promptly as possible. He said ne did
not think that even Dr.. Neil would sug-
gcst pertaining this material. He secuted
the charge that there was any OdOr from
wood or dCCaycd meat. as there was none
f either in the operating rooms TO give
rise 10 any SmHIL.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-07
ARKANSAS DEMOCRATS.
Men Selected to Hold State offices
fer Next Two Years.

Hot Springs. Ark June 6--The con-
vention Of the Democratic party of Ar
kansas today selected the nominees OF
the party for senatorial state offices to
he voted HporE at the ensuing general
election as follows:
For United States Senat tori ffeTSOn
Davis.
Governor. J. : Little
Auditor \ Z Moore.
Secretary Of state o. g. Ludwig
Treasurer J. 7. Yates
Attorney general. W. F. Kirby.
superintendent Of public instruction. J.
J. Doync
Land commissioner. /. L. Kaufman
Agricultural commissioner. Guy
Tucker.
Associate Justice. J. {. ReddIck-
Railroad commissioners dis
trict, H l. Hampton, Northeastern dis
tTiCt- J. w. Crockett