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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-25
cmcAeo cnAIx AND rnopTcE.

Clioaeo, Oct. 4.--The financial condf- ton in the East caused slump in the At the close wheat for December delivery was down 2H c Nc. Corn was off 1K O 1<c.8 oats were M@fc lower Provisions were
 Ths wheat market opened weak with prices Mc to fMc below the close Of yester. day sharp sdsanss '. st L LiysrgSei .s ,S as, was difion In the financial world. the suspension of several banking concerns in the East hsvlns been reported before the opening
 Trading in the day was not in large vol ume but as the session advanced It increas- ss ig caainss so sa general and Included senae of the leading bull leaders. With the increase in business n market m@ eisssa S Y weak @ ana near @ the low point o1 pece@Ssr sas 1asi opened Be to ge lower at si.oo% to q; l;oi. sold off to sshc and eios-
 ciearanca Of wheat and flour were equal to 2t96oo bushels Primary receipts wsfe on the same day last year. Minneapolis, Cars, against ssl cars last week and sas A The SIs soils ysla market was decidedly weak all day because of the selling induced by the financial situation. ideal weather for the crop and the weakness of wheat. The mar December opened kc te Ac higher to sM c Mc lower at 6sc t0 bSsse, sold off to ssWd. and closed as s7o. Local receipts were
 Heavy selling of eats. by cash houses and q sharp decline in the demand from eastern shippers caused a decline of almost one cent fn ali deliveries.
 December opened Hc lower at SIC. declin. ed to soMc and closed ,et s9K Q sscs Local receipts were 2es cars.
 In spite of the yweainess in grain and 2 ten to fifteen cent decline in the price Of live hogs, the provisions market was strong all day. decreasing stocks and an improved cash demand were the causes of the strenTth. Shorts ana Investors were good buyers throughout the day and trade was In large volume. At the close January pork was up 27He at $l4 IS. Lard was 12Mc higher at 1S.e2M. Ribs were l7Mc higher at s7.7e.
 The ieadlag futures ranged as follows:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-25
COTTON REGION wEArHrR BUILnr1N
Published by Authority of the Secretary of Agriculture for Week Fading Monday.
 October 2I, 1907.
Weather Condltlonu.

New Orleans. oct. 2a.. The temperatura was below normal in all the cotton growing states. except Oklahoma and western Ar- kansas, where there was an excess of one td two<degreeB. The greatest deficiency was four degrees to six degrees over the Carolinas. Frosts occurred over the central and eastern portions of the cotton belt at the opening of the week.
 No rain fell during the week over the greater part of the cotton region Light showers occurred in parts of Louisiana Mississippi and Oklahoma ana general showers occurred over Texas, more than three inches being reported at Temple and Guero
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-25

and percentage of sunshine were above the normal. Light showers occurred in north western counties on the 18th.
 South Carolina--No rain fell. Low tenn peratures. with light to killing frost. occur red during the fore part of the week, but normal temperature prevailed during the latter part. The sunshine was much above the normal, thsre being little ci0udiness.
 Francesca. weather was generally clear. Ths temperature avsrasea slightly
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-25
MONToOMERx cgahEsE qrorATIoNs.
These prlees aFe at wh0isaals Aua not :

These prices are at wholsssis ana not to stSTcheMcorn TGnu1ssn sSioe; standard goods pearl llko; gloss lump ic; nickel goods g. 1. Lard--Lenf lie; compound 19c: basis tierces.
 salt--Liverpooi s1; Virginia soc.
 Vinegar--per gallon 1s122e. s& tlSSSiiS Ice: ehSics in ii@ise; faney IseiaRs cssSssssa8x csSSissssEx soda sS 'R S9o; Xxx Ginger sardines--American mustard sass; H-oil 'cheess-Full cream daisies ases singles 17Mc: 1 ID. cuts. square 1SMc.
 Grits-Perr bbI s[.lO. per sack ss.i5. Meal-Pearl s3c; peerless Sec.
 Aams-Dove 17c; othsrs tah Q 1sc.
 Fiour--basis barrels; high patent ss.1Oi fany patent ss e5; half patent s6.
 Grain and Hay--Bran Sl 55; shorts sl 65 sbci white gre; white clipped Rse; timothy hay q .so;, Johnson grass soc.
 Fruit and Produce--Faney Eastern apples on: 'S ssos D per box ss .7s: irisii a6.a.Sss per bu. si 10, onions red globes, per bu. S1 1Oi eababge per crate $2 O6i RutAbagas, per bag Raisins S1.so box; cocoanuts st 80: fancy II. P. peanuts 7Me lb.: choice H. P. peanutn 7c ib.; Navy beans ss bu. Beeswax--24c.
 wool--clean 2sMe; bury wool age to 15o: washed wool soc.
 Hides-Dry Hints l2c: dry aaitsd ioe; Prime Cotton Seed MeaI--s27 .o0.
 Molasses-Georgia cane bbl a7a gallon; eases, gallons ss 50 per case; maple syrup Log Cabin rBand, gallons slti E gallons 50; quarts s4.25 per dog,
 Chickens--Hens 3504 4oc; fryers Se9S5c: broilers 25c: ducks soc,
 sugar-Granulated 5Hei F. Y. c. skc.
 Eggs--23Mc.
 Country Butter-15e per Ib.; Jersey butter soc.
 Bagging-New jute 50 yd. pieces. 2 ID. II hc; new sugar sack % ID. 9hoi lb. 10c; second hand sugar Sacks lk @S1so.
 Ties New Arrow Sl.20
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-25

oregon Short Line rfds <s ... :. :. szH fenH cv, sAs s.ss sec .... .s.ssss. s0 st. l. 6 I. N con. Ss .,.. .... ... .10s ' St. L, & g. F fs ls .... =. ........ a St L. Swest. con As .... .... ...... 0Sx ssabeafd Air Line 4s .... ..s. .... %
 do. lst 4s certificates .... .. .. Sf Southern Ky. 5s . .... ..... gf% Texas A Pacific lists .... .... ..... .fos < Toledo St. L. q W. 4s .s.. .s.s 70 Union Paelfic 1s .... .... .s.s ge 11
 do. cvs 4s .,..s... .. ...... .4 7S% Wabash fists '. s... .... .... ..ioth Mapasn DeD B.... @.s. .s.s ss.. =. 5v Western Md. 4s :. ..4. zee. .......s s5 wheeling C L. ErSs ts .... ...s .... Ss Wisconsin Central 4s .... .,s. .... :. 7s <
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-25
sw xnrysa anArN

st. Louis. oct. 2S--Closs: Wheat No. 2 red cash S1 .0oM O S1. 02; No 3 hard s1. 00@ Si .os; Dec sis00h@E: May s1.o5h. Corn May sI.06k No. 3 cash ss5s Q SS x; Oats No. ! cash 47Mj Dee. 4si May So&
 white B0M.
 ,ultry ioweri chickens Nc; springs Sc; .eys 1se; ducks she; geese 6e.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-25

hAiow the normal. Light frost occurred on the 18th. There was no rain. Texas.--Two to ovar three inchss Of pre- cipitation occurred in south central coun- ties. but there was no rain in some north eastern counties and only light showers In most western counties. The telnperatura was below the normal. The sunshine way generally deficient.
 l. M CLINE
 seetion Director.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-25
sELMA CorroN AIARKET.

Selma, Oct. 24.-(5pecial J--The price ot as follows:
 Good mtddlink ss.s ss.. ss.s .ss.I.194e Strict middlinK .... .... .... ......10Ae 1alddlinG s.s. sssssss.l0AS AS c Strict low middlink .... .... 3.... ..i0Ha Low mldoiins s.. .lO 5a
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-25

ChaTleston, Oct s4--Turpentlns firm 51ke: sales none.
 Rosin firm; sales none. ABc S4.0s; D S4.37M Q 045i IT $4.45; $4.b2H; K S4.e2L: s4.So@9o sS.1o@ssi wG ss.75; wv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-25
wAmaAa rnrY nnATN.

Kansas City, Oct. s4.--closei Wheat, De- hard ss@si. .Os; No red f.soSs c q. .oi #: Corn Dec. B1M: May 53N, Cash Nc. 3 mixed B7 795 5gc, No. white ssc.
 Oats No. white 4so: No. mixed 4Se, Butter creamy aBci packing i2Mc.
 EggsNextfa 21c: ftrsts 1sc.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-25

Cincinnati. oct, 24.--Flour quiet: Wheat firm $Is03Gl &f.03h. Corn steady 65@85%. oats easy 5f66fMc. Rye steady e1 @s3c. Provisions steady. whiskey distillars' finished goods steady on basis of $t Butter steady. Eges steady 2o@22c. Poultry dull unchanged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-25

On the Produce Exchange today the but- ter market was steadyi creanerles 2Sik W 27he; dairies 219 92bc.
 Eggs steady; at mark eases included l7S @201sc; firsts 22c; primo erists 34o.
 Cheese steady 15A @15iko.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-25

ks9E kheE ,middlihs .... .... .... sxe = = '1a s!.... .s.s ...- .s..s.. .10Mc
 9Ss MY, miaahng .... .... s... ....11hc
 Fait. nofn ........ .... .I2Hc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-25
NEW ORLEANS sPoT COTTON.

New Orleans. Oct. 24-Spot cotton was ateady. Sales 3s.o00 bales: receipts 9.145; stock tS9.633. Quotations revised.
 Low ordinary, nom zee .... sAc prdAnaryi nom ss.s ss.s 1-l5e Good ordinary, nom ...s .. % .. sac
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-25
rnrasrrRY nArANcEs.

Washington Oct. 24.--Today's statenent of the treasury balances in the general fund showsf
 Available cash balance ..s. ..$2se. .sss,ss4 Gold coin and bullion SesIsxseVS Geld osrtificatss .... .... .... Ss,e5e,i0o
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-25
THE METAL MARKETs.

New Yors, oct. 24.-Tih Eas higher in the English market with spot oiosing at it0 pounds and fulures l3s pounds los Locally the msrKat Va. dull at S90. 5eWS3l.
 'opper Va- higher ln the Ea8Hsh market with spot quoted at 56 pounds 15s and lu. d tt peghds 5s Locally the mar ket was steady and unchanged.
 Lead was unchanged in both markets, closing at Is pounds 15a in London. =
 Spelter was also unchanged; closing at 21 pounds 15s the London market and at s5. 40 $5. 45 locally.
 Iron was lower in the English market with standard foundry quoted at 52s Tod and Cleveland warrants at 63s 10Md. Lo- cally no change was reported.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-25
cHIcAao rxyK srncn

F i'm. n. ,s sg.s,Rs marsst fer sar.. mensa.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-25
NEW YORK BONDS.

U. g. refundinE 2s. registered ..,. lo4
 do, coupon s.t... t04 h U. s, ss. registered .... .... ...Iol <
 do coupon ..'. -.. s.'' ..'' ''ies H U. s; New Is, registered .... ..ii91s
 do coupon .... .... ..'. ..'s.'lzs American Tobacco 4s 66 "a
 do 6s .... .... zee ''.''.s. e6 Atchison Ren. 4s .... .... e4 Atlantic Coast Line 4s ., ...... sS Baltimore Ohio 4s ..'. .....s.s gS Brooklyn R. T. ov. 4s .....ts. ......- ss% Central of Georgia 5s .... .... ...... asia
 70. lst Inc ''.. '''' ''.s '''.'s 70
 do. End. Inc ... .... ...... so Chesa. Ohio 4iSs ,.. .... .... SA Chicago & Alton 34s .... .. ........ 5S C. B & Q new 4s .. ... .... s4H c r I. < Pacific R. R. tE .... .... so
 do. col, 5s .,.. ..s...,s 10 Coi lndu triai 5s Ser. A.... .... .... 4 Col Midland 4s .''. '''s '''. sss. hs Co southern Is .... .... '' .'.. SS Seo1er SSSS 'S Rio Grand. 4; i;'. .'.. - ...: Erie prior lien Is .s.s ss's s... Se Hooking valley 4bs .... .... ...... sa% Japan 4hs, certificates 70. .... .... E4
 do 2nd. Series b4 Lou Nash. Unified 4s eos. .... .... 93At Manhattan con. gold Is .... s... ..s. 90 Mexican Central Is .... s... ,. 7I Mis-. K. & Texas 4s s..... sS Nat R. R. of Nj con. Is .... .... e. s1 N. Y Central gen, 3lAs .,., .... e7N N. !. central gen 5s .... .S.. ....1l9k Northern Pacific 4s ssF. 5eB Norfoik { west. con Is : ..:: e: :' :...:. 90
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-25

LOCAL COTTON MARKET. Spot cotton in the Montgomery market was quoted as follows today: Strict middIinR - . I0ske Mlodt1ug .... .lO1ze
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-25
NEws YORK COFFEE MARKET.

fee futures closed steady at a net decline of is6R2S points Sales were reported of s5s.00O baGs Including:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-25
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NAVAL STORES,

New York, oct. 24.--cotton seed oil weak i; prime crude soc; do. yellow 4bh e 4eo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-25
NEW I oHIIEANs cOgEoN FUTURES.
MYERPnnI. cnT.rnN.

Liyerpoos Oct. sI.--cIose: Spot cotton in Lsir gemand priees three points lower: SoSo .lniuuhhs .,'s ...s 6. 34 1aiuu1lins +s.s .... ..s - ......S. H Good ordinary ..s. .. b aO CAAAhaAy s..s-..s .a. 10
 The sales of the day were 1000 bales of which 60o were for speculation and exfort and included sse00 American. Receipts SO0G bales. Including $500 American
 Futures opened easier and closed steadyi American middlinR g.o.c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-25
aT. LoUIs 1dyE srocK.

st Louis. Oct. 24.--Cattls, receipts 5,see. including 1000 Texans. Market steady; Beef steers s.... ..... ....t4so0 9SI.t5 Cows and hsifers s.s... 500 Q 5.Ts Texas steers .... s..s 500 Q 6.25 Cows and hnifers .... ;. Is75 @ zee Native .... :. ...... .... 3se0 Q 5.se
 Hogs receipts l.5oo. Market s5esoe lew. ert
 Pies and Iiehts .... ....s 500 Q see Packers s.s. s... ...... g.1g q 5.se Butchers and best heavy. ssee e SIC
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-25
NEw YonrE sUGAn

N New Y0Fk. oct. zFe~-BuEar raW eteady
 fair refined S3. 90; Cfgi. sG-test Ss. 90; mo lasses sugar s5.0s; refined steady; crush. sd s6. TO: powdered s5 10; granulated S5. %
 Rstfelsum refined all ports ss.708Ss.7s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-25
faMCYwNA1T pROUUCE

NEW ORLEANS COTTON OH. New OfieanA. Oct. 2f.A-Cotton seed oil; prime 44es crude none.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-25
LONDON. sTooK MARKET.

,bs rsie ot iscn,;ynt s ,T nssping rasrS.st for short bills 43s Q is; the rate Of diaeounr
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-10-25
KANSAS CIrr LIVE sroCK.

Kansas City, Oct. zss--Cattle, receipts 1000; including 1000 SSutherns; narket strong to loo lower:
 Southern steers s... = .. 3.Ts O zoo Southern cows .... .... .. 2.ee a 3.zs Western steers .... ..., :. 3.so . 4.se
 Hogs. receipts 7,eee, Market s@16c lower: Bulk of sales ....E.... q. S.e5 o $50 Nations .... .... .... q. ATS O s.ss Lambs ...... .... .... 500 O 5.25
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-02

Beth ioosed curioa>ly about the hail
Behind the scenes had s.says i-eel :
domain of fsiryiand To bes. The
thought that she Wa. 10 witness . re-
hearsaL aud a dress rehearsal at that
oK-FIs0Wered her
IL Was Tot Al all as she had pscturei
IL The long. low eeiiinyed hall Vas
very unlik. ibe stage. and the mas q
properties and sr-nery thrown aboui n
apparent elisos b~wildered her. A
huge boWlder lay z-zlnss an Italian
fountain. and flower beds. stacked one
above the other. looked very unlike the
flower beds she knew.
over In one corner a group Of IlrD
were pulling and hauling st . =.rl
dressed as an Indian In the eeuter
OF the hall half a dozen men were
struggling through some unfamillar
music, and not far away . heavily
built man was deliberately slitting e
new leather coat into .hresis and rub
blng IL on the dirty noor to take of t.
aspect Of newne---
Other girls were going through dane
ing steps AT the b~hest Of a stocky lit
tie man. who beat time with . thick
pole he carried when he vas not using
the stick TO threaten some unruly girl
And over all presided 4 thin. nesyous
looking man. who seemed to have the
faculty Of being in three places at
once.
Tom Seaton detached himself from
the group about . cage In 60 corner
and came toward her. 1T 6sr-n't
seem much when you see IL elos< 20.
does itf' he laughed
1t is . little Disappointing sAs sd
mIf'ed. but I hnd Il very lstsssseinx ="
They are going to dress sooa.- be
said carele.siy. and thes ~ through
the pnntomime. Its Q pity that they
cannot get the hall upstaisu. where
they can get the sceaesy 10. Thsr~'s .
wedding or something going On mp
there
1T was awfuliy e,nd OF you 10 bring
me- she said impulsively.
Its good for you to come" he laugh
I'd. "A glimp~e OF . dress rehearsal =
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-02

She sfn-od on the porch Of the great
colonial hoa>@. the wind rur'ng her
light hair. one hand toying with her
riding whip Around corner Of the
driveway she caught glimpse Of the
stable hoy bringing her saddle horse
but IL was n-s AT him that she booked
Her gaze was concentrated On a tall
tgure coming up the drive. n young
man In a dark suit very much the
wor-c for wear. NeatB.-ss could not
hide the fact that his coat Was much
worn Al III. edges Nevertheless be
cArrieI himself with a certain assuF-
ance. which the sight of Juliet airing
ton. standing erect aud expectaut BY
n. door. did not Ia the least diminish
lie mounted the steps. Julbet stopped
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-02

the best cure for the stage fever that
know Of IL Was lucky that Herme>
was in a good humor last night " hen
asked him IL l might bring you over"
is that Hermcsf" she asked. point
ing - a tall. handsome fellow who
posed In one corner.
That's the man who made the COS
Tunes he laughed "Hermes Is that
little fellow who Is all over the place
He and St Elmo. the ballet master
that little fellow with the stick-are do
ing about half the work
Beth glanced with new interest At
the flying figure. She had seen linn on
the stage dressed In mystic robes and
with all Of the advantages Of scenic en-
vironment He looked vastly different
as he Jew about the place In an old
pair Of trousers and q fattesed flannel
shirt.
Even when the players who had slip
ped out OF the room began TO cou,e
back In Eaudy costumes. fn- illusion
was not restored. for the nervous little
ballet master kept jumping into The
space outlined by chairs to represent
the stage and. roughly throwing some
one aside. took her place to show what
be wanted done.
Not until they came TO the trick 70
which the pantomime worked up did
Beth regain her interest The beautiful
white girl was supposed to he thrown
into a lions den. but an Indian nal
den. by virtue of a taiisman. took The
place OF the infuriatcd beast
1.<. oh II.
to see the trick worked and Tom drag
ged Beth ever. with whispered. -YOu
mustn't tell the trick to sny one
She nodded assent with a deIiShcfua
feeling of mystery and watched with
Interest the elaborate working oe Q
. trick that seemed simple enough fro0
the audience
Half q dozen times the trick wns
tried before Hermes strziehfenes1 -
with an '-An right, Dress for the oezs
act and the crowd of fantasticnlly
dre~sed players rushed "a to the au1e-
room
Tom I'D Beth back to the tiny pans-
fern that formed her seat Of vantaan
sDisiIlWioned - he said. with susle.
''E1firely So - shuddered- %uR
cv9se I knew q w1s an psay. - =
nevsR dreamed ft was sueA hara w~As
~Hsu sAsaia A4ve oses - - e -
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-02
r...isy .s r.ise..e...

The "trade>man- has bis troubles ~
we'll ~ his next door neighbor. the
business man" One day last week q
Wholesale fi~h dealer in Fulton market
was approached by fashiouably
dressed woman. who. after asking the
price. decided TO buy q pound Of
smelts. Although IL was not custom
ary TO cater TO retail trade. to be con-
genial he decided to obliee her.
Il would like to have them cleaned.
II you please she said.
The nshmnn CLEANED them
oh. ycs.- the woman considerably
remarked after looking them over.
will you kindly take all the homes
ouf:-
'Certainly.- said the man But he
said things TO himself as he went BE-.
hind the icei'ox and extracted the
bones.
After fifteen minutes labor he wrnp
ped the smelfs in q neat parcel. which
- handed the woman
Il am 20 much Obliged to you- she
said- You see. my cat absolutely re-
funes to eat neh IL they are bony-
A. the fashieaalsly sUwned woman
WaIked out the oshDan snid some More
oings.-New T0k Pre.A
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-02

SALLhh To stk hoN, barnhh
playing with ber riding whip aud look.
ed st him inluiringly. lie rsisei his
hA
Governor Arlington I. at home. Is
hs eycs, were very direct.
II really don't know" said Juliet.
with polite Indifference.
Nothing daun,ed. the young man
reached forward a thin. determined
brow u hand aud rang the bell.
Jal!et gave him a .ideioug glance.
"ife looks" she thought. "as II lie
would stride up TO the house OF fate II.
self. knock on the door and demand 10
oppJftlniiy were within
She turned suddenly. Il beg your par
co... she said, ''hut | believe made n
mistake Just now. My father went for
a short ride before breakfast Yet |
remember that he came back 10y a side
entrance. think he is In his study
DO you wish 10 see himF''
She waved aside the servant who
bad come in answer to the bell and lei
the way herself. her trim heels tapping
now ON the bare polished floor, now
sinking into rugs 30 soft that the,
made no sound. At the door on the
right of the hall she paused. touched
IL lightly with her knucklcs and In re
spons. to the deep voice within in
quiring. What i II. Juiietf- answer.
I'd, a caller 10 see you. father and
dung wide the door. The young man
thank ed her and entered
when she returned NJ luncheon. eyes
and cheeks glowing brightly from ex.
ercise. she found her father In a very
happy mood
You look" said Juliet. bending over
him. "as II you had found gold
mine
Better than that" he replied. I've
found just the young man ! want for
my private secrrtary.-
Juliet laughed. Don't you mean.
she said. slipping into her chair. that
the young man found your
The governor chuckleti. Il guess
you're right" be answered. "and he
did II without a mite OF pull He
looked past his daughter through the
windows. where stretch Of woodland
could lie seen. mellowing toward au-
tumn
MOST people find you THAT way. ia
fher. dear" said Juliet. with an ap-
prcciative glance.
The best ones do he uiusei. n
light on hts rugged New England face
The Ariingtons. father and son. had
teen governors Of that state. whose
granite hills are not more frm than
the heart. Of its people And the
wives Of the governors had been wo-
men Of tact and breeding. who lived
quietly and frurally in the great CO
ioniai bou<e. but who rose to state o.,-
casions with a hospitality that was as
lavish rs II was brilliant.
And you're very like them. Juliet.
tie governor was fond Of saying. IF
your mother was alive. sbe would he
proud Of the resemblance. The way
you rule this house and preside over
IL shows you have steady heart and
head and your discernmert Of charac-
ter is really wonderful In . girl Of
twenfy-swo-
What !. the youne mans name. IA
fher!- went On Juliet. breaking in on
his rcvefie
-Eh9 On. you mean my private sec-
refary's: Faxon's his name-John
Faxca- Comes Of . good family. but
very poor. Worked his way through
college. and now he's ready for . lob =
Il see.- saiA the efsi slowly
H. bsuR was vep Say that winter
v1tA gUeses c0aing and going and
Ju1lst eaDe - reiy - Je1a Faxsa a.
~ = - - AP Gn1nRP ~ He
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-02
John RoskIa.

II was with = volume entitled Mod
ern PainterS.- which created q rensa-
ton in 1919 by reason OF the briiiiancy
OF its style and the originality of its
views. that John Ruskin 6rst establish
ed his fame as an art critic. His ulri-
mate writings wieldesi an immense
Influence In creating . new interest in
the beauty OF nature and Of art in Eng
land Then again. his phiIosopoica.
works have done much TO vivify ideals
OF life and ennoble our standards Of
coosfuct- Ruskin. however. was not
only q philopopber. art critic and polis-
icaI economist. bot alse . philantARU-
p1sf- He devoted tine and money to
tbe peomoeioa e ho0e indnseRies and
always woeked viii cbe one great aim
e inrrovine tAe essaitsoa q his csss-
~ ana es9st.yDea--Lso6sa NAN
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-02
n... Ey,,ax- .na &. u. T..,r.. ,,

ss"~e s-NshuG~ on0 - ~. Ib0wue. JF.
When Rose Eytinee was leading wo-
man at \. VI. Falmer's Uninn Square
theatcr. New York. with Charles X
rhorne. Jr.. a. her vIs-a-vi- In the cast.
she was handsome woman and
fine actress. Owing TO their different
temperaments. Miss Eytlnge and
1horne were frequently at outs behind
the curtain. one evening after a tri-
fling spat Thorne sought TO restore am
lcable relations with the irate nctre~s
while IN the greenroom waiting for
their cues to 20 ON together. To achieve
his purpose Thorne began to tell Miss
Eytinge some interesting bits of go--
sip. but the actress leaned back In her
chair and yawned. especially often ns
the actor ncar-si the climax Of his sfo
~. This SO exaspersted him that he
exclaimed. with much temper. For
heavens sake. Rose. don't swallow
me-.
Miss Eytinge rose with marked dig
nifty and quietly responded. You for
get. Mr.. Thorne. that am n Jewe>s'-
La Junta tribune., 1907-03-02
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La Junta tribune., 1907-03-02
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La Junta tribune., 1907-03-02
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La Junta tribune., 1907-03-02
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