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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-08-12
NEW YORK AND LONDON.

Items OF Greatness in the Two cities
where We Excel.
1t Is said Of london in praise Of its great
ness that:
In London a child is born every three min
utes and a death Is recorded every five min
utes. The city contains 700 railway stations.
5000 omnibuses. 1000 hansoms. 1900 cabs
and 1000 tramcars. Daily 1000. 900 persons
travel on under ground railways.
Eleven railway bridges span the Thames.
Four thousand postmen deliver 100000
letters weekly. walking a distance equal TO
twice the circumference OF the globe. There
are 10000 miles Of overhead telegraph wires.
and the number Of telegraph messages re-
ceived In London In a year is 5000, 600.
Ninety million gallons Of water are con-
sumed daily. The railways. omnibuses,
cabs and steamboats, convey 1878 100000
passengers daily and the underground rail-
ways 26s 900, 900 passengers.
The is square miles Of London are lighted
by %,974 electric arc lights. 1.1s5 electric in
oandesoent lights. $1,000 incandescen gas
lamps and 10. 2<s fat flame gas burners.
Well, New York can do something in the
same lines Of municipal greatness.
With a smaller number OF inhabitants
than London It exceeds it in the volume
OF travel. In the amount paid for work, in
VIZ tNAA VI vi bpAic cith ~ VIC ihSi'NO
In the number Of buildings, occupants Of a
building and Of population.
Where London consumes eo,ooo,ooo GAL
Ions Of water a day. New York consumes
SOC. 900, 900. Where London has an area OF
lls square miles, New York has $50.
In New York every minute two immigrants
arrive-more than 10000 0 in a year Every
six minutes q child L. born. Every seven
minutes there is a funeral. Every hour a
new building Is erected.
New York has more children at it's public
schools than London; fewer paupers; a lower
death rate; fewer uninhabited houses;
more parks, moro bridges, fewer jails, a
better distributed street traffic and a higher
standard Of health
New York's subway carries more passen'
gers In q day than London's underground
The number Of crimes Of violence is t"'ee
as large in London as in New York. and the
number Of arrests for drunkenness in Lon,
don Is four times as great as the number "i
arrests for the same cause In New York,
New York has more fires in a year than
London and they entail greater loss. II mas
less shipping as q port than London, fewer
clerks to the whole population employed
hgt more boeses or smploysE,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-08-12

Human Side of the Big Pleasure Ground College
Graduates, Dreamy Inventors, Unemployed
Actors, Tramps, Rich Men, Artists, AH tn the
Continuous ShOw That Goes On All Summer Long.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-14

NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT /
~ will ell, NJ public suesion. la the highest
responsible bidder. on the 1T dap Of Mas 4.
liss. at u. IA. clssrk- at the main sntrasss.
to the Court Hon-~. in Ii gunta. Colorado.
the follow ing ds--erii.-si lands situated In
o'ero county. Colorado viz
Part of >scfion. north half of Southwest
quarter aud southeast quarter of southwest
quarter rs.ction ~. township = ~.ssith. range
- wc.t. minimum price. PER acre ss-st
Part of .s-cfiob. south half OF northwest
quarter -<-cs,oa nj. TOW n-hip - south, rang.
Value of improvements On this laf.d APP
praised hy this department, ss-a.9
D~ Ber of improvements. John g TRACEY.
>al~ application >o. ,sss
No land III be- sold at lees than the mini
mum price I-rr acre, a. git~n aisots- The
each tract will t-r -s,.l j. .is--rrii,rd al,os--
bs the SaiDs more or les
Terms of Jss , fnsut shall ts- a. follows Viz
pn land. selling for sl>tto 80 acre. 10 per
cenf of the poreha-~ money on day of -lir.
the balance ia eighteen equal annual pay
n'en's at 8 Ter es ~ per snnum. Lands ,ril-
ing at more than 81 per acre and le~- than
SIS per acre. - p-r cent easb on the day of
-sls. the hsisne~ ia fourteen equal arnusl
I,sy meats at I,r-r c~nt l--r auiasifn. laiisi-
-~lling for ss5 and aps sarsl-. a. Ier cent cash.
aud bsiarr~ in -ssen equal annual pay km-nf-
p.,i own the improvements. be must PAY tor
.sin- at sale. Purchaser will execute isslsd.
a. pro, id~.f In Section =, act of iuly H. lsd,
Purchasers must t~ elfizsu- ct the ntfst
states. or Ier-.,i.. bo have declared their
intention Of becoming such Pnrehs-er>
MARK a. WooD.rfF.
R-gi.f~r state Boarl of Land Commissioners
fir-t publication. April 4. isss.
Last publication. Aprii =. tss,.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-14
S.sesiss ses Z. Z. oeess.

A few evenings ago the Young
peoples Bible class Of the Reformed
Presbyterian church invaded the
home of z. z. Dodds. who is their
efficient leader. These young peo-
pie came unlimited and unannounc-
ed. They found MIR. Dodds in his
easy evening attire. He could not
for some time understand the un-
unusual disturbance in the home.
After a time Of social fellowship. j.
Addison Dodds relieved the situa-
ton by explaining to Mr.. Dodds
that they had no evil intentions in
their taking possession Of his home.
but were anxious to express their
appreciation of his work as teacher
of the Bible class. and rs a token of
gratitude they asked him tc accept
from them "Edershein's Life Of
Christ"
Mr.. Doids. more surprised than
ever. responded to their gift with
words Of appreciation in a most
feeling way. Mrs. Dodds then serv-
I'd the visitors refreshing and well
prepared lunch. Aftef singing the
one hundred and thirts-tnrd Psalm
the young reople wer;r- aiie leaving
Mr.. Dodds with this thought. The
work of a Bible class teacher is a
holy calling"
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-14


NOTICE l. HEREBY GIvES THAT .
~ ~iIi eli. at rsiblie auction. y. The highs-t
v~-psa-ibie bidder, oo the 1T day 81 May.
rss, Al o. m. % eiock, sf the msi1f entrance
to the toart Hou-r In la Junfs. falorado.
sh~ folio~ ing ds-crii,~i lansi-. situated ia
as~ro county. foiorstss. six
Part of section. -sButh~e-s quarter. SECTION
a to~ s~hip = south. rsnr~ - ss~f usinitnufn
prize I~r sere. s5to
Value ~ improvements ou this lsnd APP
praised h, this department. " Ma
o~ ner 20 ifapros~me.s-- 1. ID. Hale.
>si~ sppiiesfien NJ ztzs
No land - ~ i-r -eld at los than The nini-
sum price g~r scr~. xis~n st-gse The
e.~h tract viii ~ ss,la n ds-rrfi--si above
~ tho more or le~~.
T~vm- OF ia m~pf shall h- a. foiio~~. wa. !;
On issd- -riiinx for 81 "a to szssn I--r .er~. -
1urr r~uf ef tho t.arrha-s money sn the day
~ .~b~. the balance In etxhs~ss Equal snnsasi
psy n0nt~ NJ f~r c~sf- I~r AMMAN l.snsfe
erllisg than 81 r-rr srre sssd les thsa
~ pr s~r~. ~ f~r c~ut. ss-h tho dss 81
.si~. the bsiRn-~ In foorfe~u ssgaai sunasl
p.sm~nf- AT r~r cent. per snnuss- Lands
wliipx fsr 81 aud up~ ards. ~ I~r esnf. eussh.
and i-slsne~ la estssi shnaal t,ss os~ut- sf
p~r e~ns inrer-~t- ~ tho I,srehs-<r ds.s-- rs.i
o~s sh~ IMPROVEMENTS. h~ rnu-f f,ss fssr the
sans< ~ sale. Purehs-~r ~iii e~e~sst~ l-ss.d.
:. F~v,is~-i Ia ~ssriau ,. ses ~ Sniy ~. 1855
frsr~ks-~r~ ua-s - eifi<~n- of tho United
sp.s>~. r~r~.a< - ~, have DECLARED their
tss>sfsan of t-~sFnisx ~.s~h Parcha-rs
as-s Iss sptrsf-ern~nf stsst s<iv~rtt~tux f---~-
MARX q. vtssDRtff.
Q<x~f~r state Hssri 80 Land ssra IN issss~r<
Ftr~f psi.lissfis.s.- Afsrfi a. rss
Is<s pai.iiesfisss- April = fssi
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-14
Sale OF School lands.

NOTICE i HEREBY GIVEN THAT ]
~ ~iil -sll 1T pubiic uueiiou, Ia the highest
r.-.fon-itle hifsf. on thr 1T day of May i,ssi,
. q, nn. n'cl4-rk. al the main enira To the
cinrt Huu-s iu la junts. ,oiorato the fnlio~-
ins ds'-cfit-d land-, situated 10 otsro county,
Part ~ -s-ciiaB rsorth-A-i quarter ot sorfh-
eat quarter -s.-flssu a. township = -ssIifb-
ranzse a sect; minimum price f-r acre. sisip
Part Of ssctiou. mort 4~si quarter of uofthsa~ q
~c-ts HaiaiuiisHi rric- pr acrs- 80 Fart "'
-ctlun. southwest quarter of north~t-t quarter
zsetiou 81 ta9 nsifiu - .outh range - s--f
minimum urtcr I--r scfs, sirAn
Value ~ Improvements on thi- land a. APP
praised b, this asIzartas-nt. stosi.
D~n~r ct irnpnoE~m.ut- W. '. Randall
sale HpplirAtian 10 =tgz.
Nala1d viii - asfld st ie-s than the mini
mum priee f-sr acre, gitsn above Ih.- par
c.-ls sill ~ odd IL ths. shsye order. and each
tract all ~ odd ae-criiss-i al-ese b. the
Trrm. u payment -bail b. a. follows. via
On lands -eilin-; FOR SO ta ssi0 ter acre. y
p-r cent Of the purchs-. monss on the day "f
sair. the haians- in eighteen equal annual psy
pssu,~ az T.sr cent. Ter auHun, lsnd= -eliinx
acre. ~ pr c.ut. cash on the dsy of ~al-. the
bslancr in loart-en equal annual payments at .
pr cent t-~f annuua. Lands -slinx fsr So and
utsxarsis. ~ pr cent cash. and balance ca :
@sIuAl annual pay uIrnts at Ter cent tnteps~t-
NJ the purchaser d..s ussi he i'm rrvserssit 4
ex-rute l-snd, prus isisd IN >.rtion y act
al Iuly "a Issl- Purchasers must ~ citixen- fsf
tie tuitsi -tate-- ar Issr-on- sbo have Gstiarssf
their int~ntion ssf becoming -asch. Purrhs-~rs
MAEk q. wOoDRuFf
I;eristsr STATE Besrst - lsnd dc"'ntai--i"u.-rs
ftrst l.ubiicatiou. Apfil 4. tss..
last publication apftl =. rnA
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-14
Notice Tor TIMBER G
Stone Claim

UxrrED STATES LASD OFFICE At
PUEBLO. fsLO.. February :, Iissl
NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT II
~ conpitanc- ~ith the provisions 81 the act
II Cs.ngrs-~- II Jun- 2. i,ss enttl--f IN act for
ale of tiut--F laaf- IN the state- of alifornta-
Drrass4n. Nefasia- ard Ns-hiustsn Territory.
a. r.i~ne.t all Puddle I-and state t.s act oi
August 4 lss.-- John NJ Nel-an- nf i-is-r.
esytlnts 81 Las AuiuiAs. state of soioFaas,. hss
this Day led IN this ofi4ce hi- sworn statement
Na IA. Tor ~. purcha-- oi tho ~puth halt
fs.rthW.-t quarter north half -ssnth~--t quar-
ter ~ -.-s-tisi No x. "a township No =. ranes'
NJ. q us-i. and Niil oder pr,-f ts -laa~ that
IN. land -rgssht l. valuable Tor IT. timber
~ .ioas than for agricultural PurI-s-e-, aud Ia
establish bis claim said land t-afoFe the clerk
If The district couft af La Junta. toiors.,. OF
Monsiay. tho 7th day af May. i"-
lie name a. ~itDss-ss-. John q. Jewell. at
Y~i-.r tolorailo: , r.si y Neliqoette, of i-i-sr.
Colorado; Nntanio EoarrA- 81 Hist-se, ts.ic-
rndu; " " King 81 hissS-a, ,ol"rafio-
Any and all fssr-sus claiming adversely the
aisosr d.-crii-=i iausis are rrguc=trd 10 ale
shrr claims "a this ofiire "a or before aid 'rh
iay ui Ma. i-sA
: A. AHliEl. Register.
Fir-f publication. February -, Isoi
Last puhiieatiuu NAY :, t,sss.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-14

spent part of last Sunday look
ing over the old files Of the news
paper with which ! have been con-
nected for many years. find ! have
given much good advice ! did not
take to myself. have certain theo-
ries Of life that have been teaching
all these years and find that have
violated them all not because |
could not do any better. suppose. !
often think can do better than ]
am doing. but somehow. ! do not do
it and have concluded that a mans
average for year is his best. !
have often said would not do GER
tain things. have done them all. |
believe with one exception. have said
would never marry a widow. but
expect to marry one before | die. |
can not get away; | always do every
thing say will not. Ed Howe.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-14

ESTATE oF cHtRLE< ". YOr Nj. s~c~s-s-i.
L Tk- and~r~lxp-si- having t---a =rE-pint--i
ssfunf-trsts.r ~ the estate cf hsrf-- n issune
late ef the esty a.a e-santy cf fs~a~~r. IN the
<tst< - t,l.srsis d~r~s--t- h-r~ty give sssst
tkst ~ Uill aps~sr h~f~r- the toaaty tclri
~ sp~-s. ss--rrfy 81 the t.urt Hsu-~ N L.
Isfsta. q. -ai.f ss<snfy- uersd<s the ~ dag
s.f Aprtl A. ID -. the hcur sf ~ /. ei--rk ).
. - -asd d.y. 4 wkich tiz-~ ell I~-~--n- ksrinr
eisirrs sxnin-f said e~tat~ sr~ n.t if~s ard ~
sse-s~s ~ sfs~~rs f.r the rarr-.-e q hsstn< The
-a~> sstls-s~t- Al p~r~-su- fn.t-ht~d - -sii
estate 49, r~tn~~s~A ~ unke rrs~~tizre pay
ur~ut IN the arr3er-ixr~a
Dss~f at L. gu.ts. tct..rs.3. this ~ day -
usxh- a. o ~
r. PHILLIPS
Aanins<srss~~ ~f sk~ e~sste - q Ghsriss " fas1nx
~oA
Ff--s PuAfsrsrscr. us-rh "a rs~
Lat Pshdscs<i~s. tprsl n -
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-14

cEALED BIDS WILL he RECEIVED BY
= the eity clerk. l.. Junta- Colorado. up Ia
. a clock y. m Of Wednesday. April J., 3D.
for the folIo~ in. separate if~fn.;
4. for furnishing east iron ~nt-f PIE
and -,rciaf. Certified check, sso-
For furnishing hydraht. and valve.
Certified check. siOt
q for furnishing and erecting pnr .sna,-
so galion high dur, pump Certified cis~~A.
Sssl -
a For building power hoI-~- installing
machinery. Isy ius I,iT-, etc tsrtih-i rs.>rch
Contractor ha prefer MA, bsd ui-os The
e.,tut,l.,. .ftarlaa. Certified ciefk " strs,
The eiry r--~rt-- the right ." r~,-~' an, or
ali bids. .. .
SEALi g W bDNHAkbsfHs Mayor
Attest
= " HEoNS City Clerk
IIta.- a Ne is8SsEI-L. Eng inscr-.
Dwight HsildinE- hsn-a. cit>, Mo
First pflblisHi Ion. April I. En-
Last publication. April T. iss-
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-14
ne,iee 10. p.s,,est,ea.
rNrsp srsrr- L,sp oy,ler a

UNITED ST kTEs Ls.p OPYfcE AT I
frnslo. Cola. March II, Issi.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That fBE
~ follow -sssn-1 -ettl-r ha- fled Elsstie- of
his ihf-ntian IA. make ntal prs-uf in -upf-srt
af his claim, and that .aid proof all t-s Iaad..
ef.r- the clerk of the county court al trinidad
slorssfr, sy p fss teciltss bctay islsx.
H. r. 1880 for the -a,i halt north es--t quarter
northeast quarter southwest quarter. northwest
quarter southeast quarter, ~'.cf ,a ~ touf-hii y
- -rufh. range ii west
He name. the fsilssif4s ~ita----- to psose
his continuous r.s-idsac- upon and cult tlsa'ioa
Of said land viz Daniel Mat--sts- Of Host11ss-
culorado. Fr-si~riek tortoss- of t-i-er. s.,is,-
rdos Alfonso is.rna sldrx, of Ha--hnr Cs,lorsas:
Tbosaa- O'Seil. of Ration. sr~ N-xico.
;. 4 ABBEY. Register.
First puhliration. March q. isoi
Last qualifications April =. issi-
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-14

''Johny." asked the teacher. how
much is seven times nine"
81 don't remember.
"Who discovered America"
Il did know. but forgot" !"
"What is an isthmusg''
"You don't remember, Take your
seat sir. You'll never amount To any
thing in this world"
But he did. He is now drawing
SIS .OO0 per year as chief forgotten
for a large corporation.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-14

UsITEo srArEs LAND OEffs y /
PuEBLo- Got.s-- Nsrri. - Isssi \
NOTICE Il HEkEBi GIVEN THAI THE
~ following DsHassi -<til-F has FLED sas,fer al
his ini-nti.,ss To make nf fsrs-f ia -f.i-sFt al
his claim, aud that said pr.-.f stii t-r made t
fore the clerk 81 III. district e..Grt La iEHta.
cols,.. May :. iAs. fsss.ffid Nntzrs
berg. d. T. If-s.t. for the northwest quarter.
-ectioa n. township "a south range ~ se-t
He nslsse- the foiiosln-s witnesses "a, Is-oye
his continuous r--idene- uT-sa aud cultivation OF
laid land. sixs Ia-<g,h W Nic<feanaa- Hafn- Mar.
ton. Abraham Arfx-at-rrr. james hs-.e,, all Of
La Jnaia- Golo-
= A. ABBEY. Resi>,er.
First pablicatissa. March -. i.ss
Lat 10 blicstion. May fsss
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-14

The Dubuque Times brags because
il had an edition on the street con-
tanning ten columns on the death Of
ID. u. Henderson within an hour Of
the time he had breathed his last.
This shows enterprise and action.
but the great family journal once
beat that record all to smash. We
once chronicled a birth two weeks
before il occurred.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-14

CSrrrp srsrx~ L<<e oryrss
vuD.e. Css1,-- y 0s-c&. q rSB
nfuTrCE - uERkB1 GIVES THtf TIE
ks~ ia<~~es~a - e~asuee ~ ~s~k ~rtry s<zs.
esk> a.sf p~v~f N sspF-~< - ki- ciai-.- sd
- 49, So 80 s,n - 80 sssrr. th-
ru1N - - q - vin Iu.. 1-~ 49,. ~ Y.
B0m- ~ - - - En- s.vs~r-
-. rR3@ -.--
= - - ~: 49, <s.rpsa. Fn..sris->
- 1922 ru1eD 49, sa - f--s-
a1Uv. n-r-~-r-
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-14
Motto. Of sehee, E,.e,,e..

NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ -shs-,l election Of District No. II Will t~
held s.t th.- salsut8s.i lailsiiax. Hssnstay. May
. 1905 t-sli- ssi--nfl< AT D. and eia-issg at
., an to elect tiru- dir-efor--ssis- for . tern
III three yrar-- ofs~ for "a term OF four YEAR,
s.fsi one for term Of nsr y.ars
ROBT- ". PATTERSON Secretary
First I,sibliesfi.n. April 4 tsss
Last publication April :. lss-
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-14

Mrs. Nuritch-I want pair Of
swell white gloves to wear for East
er.
Salesman How long do you want
them
Mrs. Nuritch Look here. young
man. | am not talking about hiring
them: ! want 10 buy them.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-14
Nav AB0UT
Town

Deacon Scott / dreamed oh heav-
en- las night, Mr.. Bland.
Mr.. Bland Well. what did it look
like?
Deacon Scott-It look like chick
en- coop in de middle Of a watermel-
on patch.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-14

- -. JUNTA i-a city Of s.o0 pop.
uiation and the county >sAt of
~ % :::::: 9: |: !: : ;; !; ]:
AsAak miles southeast. oi l-as.r, q
mils- n.,sth and east Of Trinidad: Ihs santa
n, Railroad romi iany expended tSDuD IA iss
far Permanent con -trnetlon ~ors. consisting Of
machine shot,-, stor-hou~e, addition 70 round
hos>s- foundry and Intensive csrshot- The aiti-
tnsis l. aoi5 f--t. and the climate. taken the
rear round. d. unsurpassed. Almost e"nstAnt
suns hin- cha rset-rix-s the ~int~r. aud = nouy
eloupiy day j. q rarity. La JantA has All the
mstrof.,litaa cssnseBienees peesf-i ~ a city :"
.s0D population, Including many miles "f
brick sidewaiks, perfect -y-t~m OF -anitsry
sewerage. an electric Light plant which sup
plies an 4lidsy ami all-nisht servies. sslsf-
~ork- o~n nsd by the city, plant iof the nisnu
f4ctuf. of artificial Ice. thr.c rural ff~- acs~fy
route. ire department. telephone y stem with
l0aD -nh-erit~rs, free rnehsns- with hsky
Ford and lnas il-tanr. connections Win sny
part of the state: q school system eHreiied ~
no city in the state. employing twenty y--~sen
t,aeh-rz IN .. rt-,u- ten ehureh--. hft-~n secret
aud frst~rnal ORDER. t~o banks. <sonD capital
aud Sss.00 deIo-it-; thr-- ne~spsI~rs. "t-f.
Eou-~ Of 10 s.ating capacity, brick plant at
IS lAA daily capacity, manufacturing t-st auAi-
III Of yitrins-i brick: four mill of 20 barrels
dAilY capacity. ttopisn temsnt biork riAht.
sm mploying twenty nv. men canning iscofys
--esnd largest IN the state In fact, La Junsa
L. 90. Of the best tosn. Of it, -ife IN the state
Of Colorado
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-14

According to Justice Gaynori. of
thr New York supreme court Old
RerkefeIler Is not decent man. As
il people didn't know this already.
IL judge says: What would de-
ceAf man in this community do il he
hard an effsrer was loskin4 for him
tc <ubF.ena him to court 10 testify!
would he hide in his hou>e and have
No wife and children ard servsnts
IL snd say they did not know where
- vas- Would hehide in ss~e c<h-
- sease. 81 20 aboard his ysrht- IL
kshA -. - pa - - - -
60. - Osjd - csse 1srv1Fd EAe
. beuue - - - Z - hDe.'
A. Il ~ led .nd sss.Asd suav
u0uh ~ ~ ~ esmnunn1 ~
- euwuuniey = dlsmuse. -
h.ussuAsr - ds1V.xsnn1u9 vNA1
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-14

A story was told about certain
church that was very exclusive hav-
ing weIl-to-do and aristocratic men,
b,rs. A poor man applied for men,
bs.rship and they didn't want him.
They hardly liked to turn him down.
- requested him to take it To the
Lord in prayer and come again. In
alput two months he showed up.
They asked him il he had taken it to
the Lord and he said he had. They
questioned him as to what reply. il
any. he had received. and he replied
as follows: The Lord told me not to
get discouraged. He said He had
bsxn trying TO get into your church
for seven years. but had not succes-i-
ed
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-14

anyone offer him his hand on his re-
turn! And il a man with an out
grown fortune made out Of the abuse
Of public franchises does nothing
is he a decent member of society Is
he fit to mingle with honest people?
No amount of church or Sunday
school can make such a character
decent or respectable
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1906-04-14

Me see in de pape eaeha week when
he cum.
Something about I'VE media de
mon"
Me no understands why you makea
des cry,
Ihear youa maze dees pape biz fly
high.
But den suppose it TAXA de dough.
To maka dees biga ting mucha go.
So hera my dol. to stopa dees kick.
Good lucka to youa, olda man.
maka mon by de peck.
Give my regards to ALA de boys.
Hopa theya ALA ..digo up" and
add to youra joys.
l lika de pape and hopa youa villa
win.
Push dem along" anda getta de
tin.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-07-21
EXCEPTIONALLY ENCOURAGING
ARE THE REPORTS OF TRADE

for fall and winter delivery of all
staples. Sawmills at the northwest
are running night crews, new coke
ovens are in course of construction
and there is a general disposition to
extend facilities in order to keep pace
with expanding needs. More textile
mills have voluntarily advanced wages
5 per cent to take effect after this
month and the only important labor
trouble that threateps is local
building complication that will be
averted if conservative counsel pre-
walls. Official returns show that for
eign commerce in the fiscal year end
ing June 80, 1906, far eclipsed all rec
ords both as to exports and imports,
while the new year promises still bet
ter results because of the surplus on
the farms available for consumers
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-07-21
CAPTURE Of THE
FILIPINO REBELS
They Were Important Leaders
of the Ladrone Bands of
Guerrilla Fighters.
AMERICAN WHO CAPTURED THEM

Associated Press to The Evening Times.
I Washington, July 21.-Saikay, Car
reon, Devega and Natividad, who were
captured In the Philippines, have been
leaders of the Ladrone bands that in
tested Ria land Laguna and at TIMES
neighboring provinces. Bandholtz re-,
ferred to in the same dispatch is cap
tain of infantry of the army detailed
and acting as Colonel and assistant
chief of the Philippine constabuIary.
Dominador Gomez, whose full name
is Jose Maria Dominador Gomez
Jesuso, is ex-president of the nation
alist party and Philippine labor union,
and is said to be Chinese Spanish
Tagalog Mestizo; was educated in the
Philippines and Spain and Is by pro-
fession physician./ He served with
the Spanish army in Cuba as a sur
geon in the medical corps. Upon the
termination of the Cuban war he re-
turned to, Spain; was dismissed from
the medical corps of the Spanish army
on February Is, 1902, for abandon
ment Of post He came to Manila late
In 1902 and since arrival has been
prominently identified with anti-gov-
ernment movements under the guise
Of labor leader. He is considered
very shrewd politician, and has
great influence among the laboring
classes in the city of Manila. He has
been heretofore the source Of consid-
cradle trouble to the authorities.
Governor Osmena has recently been
elected governor of Cebu. He is one
of the rising young men among the
Filipinos. He was formerly fiscal or
prosecuting attorney Of the province
of Cebu.