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RoM TO GET YOUR PRIZES

Uncle Jack will mail to each prize win
ner a postal card notifying them to call
at the business office of the EVENING
STAR for their prize. Bring the card
with you when yol call, and the prize Will
be given to you In exchange for IL. Please
write Uncle Jack acknowledging receipt
Of your prizes and how you like them.
Uncle Jack Will publish the picture of any
prize winner who cares TO send him a
photograph.
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FLOATING TRIANGLE

Here is an interesting experiment. boys
and girls:
Take a wet lead pencil point and draw
on thick paper a triangle (Which need
not be automatically perfect.
Take a basin of water and lay this paper
on the surface of the water, with the
drawing up. Very carefully fill the space
inside the lines with water. The water
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A BRAVE HUNTER

Joey took his big shotgun
And forth into the wood
Went to find a big black bear,
Or anything he could
Shoot quite dead before his eyes
And carry home to show;
For he was quite a boastful lad,
Was this small hunter, Joe.
Just as he neared a little pond,
And cast his eyes around,
He saw to his great terror,
A-creeping on the ground,
A tiny worm. all fuzzy white.
That couldn't hurt a fly:
But Joey, eyes a-bulging out,
Began to run and cry!
Fast as his legs could carry him
He homeward went to stay.
n never has he hunting gone
Since then, so his folks say.
-Maude Walker in Philadelphia Tel
graph.
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ANSWERS TO LAST
SATURDAYS PUZZLES

The name of the city shown In last Sat
urday's rebus was Spokane, Wash.
The answer to the hidden name puzzle
was Cardinal Richelieu.
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NEW PUZZLES No. Psi.
2,s10.
NEW STYLE DIAMOND.

2,310.
NEW STYLE DIAMOND.
1. The letter T. 2. At stake, as In
gambling. 3. Except. 4. The red deer, es-
pecially the male when at least 8 years
old and with terminal points or crockets
to the %antlers. 5. Any small succulent
fruit. 6. An imaginary island having q
perfect social and political system: de-
scribed by Sir Thomas More in a romance.
Z. Confused motion. 8. A monotypic genus
of small trees of the soapberry family,
Q. A black-spotted fish of the genus Salmo.
10. Same as Gcez. IL. Yet (Obs.). 10. A
form of cooled lava-stream. 10. The let
ter l.. PARK.
ANAGRAM.
Listen It moan.
o. N. e. ONE.
2,sl2.
DIAMOND.
/. The letter f. 2. A gipsy. 3. CMusic)
The half-tone below j. 4. Spanish dances,
illustrative of the passion of love, usually
accompanied by castanets and singing.
S. Relenting go. 6. I~nstigation or incite-
ment. as Of mutiny. Z. Human nature.
8. Arrogantly. Q. prov. Eng.) Uniform.
10. prov. Eng-) A long narrow spade for
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Newark, N. j., Aug. %, 1907.
Dear Uncle Jack-I went to your Office
yesterday with my ANN and | was
given the rule box which / had won. All
the other boys In the block are jealous
and would like to have one like 1t. And
that is all, so, good-by, and thank you
very much. Your friend.
MONROE CONSTAM.
2S9 Hunterdon street.
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Newark, N. j., Aug. 26, 1907.
Dear Uncle Jack-I thank you very
much for the book that I won. l will try
again to win another prize. Yours truly,
MINNIE GREENBERG, aged 10.
70 Prince street.
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2, 299-BY ESS ELL.
A S~ANCTIMONIOUS PERSON.
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2, 2ss-BY REX.
ANDABATA.
e.295-BY AFTER ALL.
sOI.vER-LovERS.
2.29s-BY RALPH.

2297-BY PRIMROSE.
AUGMENTATION.
2,2ss-BY WILL 1. AM.
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ANSWERS TO No. 22g.

2,200--BY PARK
S o
r A S
S A R N
R A P P E
S A P R o T
S A P L I N G
O R r E R Y
S P r T
N o R N
E N T
T Y
G
2,2o1-BY l.
THE
2,292-BY MUSICUS.
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Official organ Of the Newark Puzzle Club.
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-19
e,sssss, ss ~, sevssssess.

The greatest of all newspapers is
the Daily Globe-Democrat, Of st.
Louis. 1t has no equal or rival in
all the west and ought to be in the
hands Of every reader Of any daily
paper. 1t costs. BY mail. postage
prepaid. daily including Sunday. one
year 500: six menths. 2Co. three
months. 1s0. daily without Sunday.
one year. 4.Co. six months. 200;
three months. leo: Sunday edition
"A big newspaper and magazine
combined. forty eight to seventy-sis
pages every Sunday. one year. 200;
six months. 1-C0- A Subscription
for the Globe-Demcerat. at thesl
prices. Is the best ps9ibse news
paper investment. Send your oEdes
today or write for free nnp3e copy
to the Globe Printing Csapny. 81.
Louis. No. See special ''Isag- time''
ennpaign o6ef e the '.tvice-o-
veek" iue Il the Clshe-Deases1e.
- years fer IL. e1sewAa0 Z
- p1Uef.
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-19

By vote of seventy to one the
United States senate has just passed
bill providing that railroad EN-
ployes engaged in handling trains
shall not work more than sixteen
consecutive hours. which period i
TO be followed by ten hours off duty
The bill provides that under certain
contingencies and in case of accident
the time fixed may be exceeded. If
j, were not for the provision such a
law would put the Santa Fe out of
business. Most freight engines and
cabooses on the Santa Fe nowadays
are provided with cooking utensils
and provisions of all kinds. En-
ployes never know when they leave
how long they will be on the road
where they will be tied up or for
how long. or when they will reach
their journeys end. As Harvey
Houses are not located on every San
In Fe sidetrack. this precaution of
freight employees Is very wise one.
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-19
hudsj. sss Sase,si Co.

Dining car No. li0i. was turned
into the shops at Topeka. The car
will be fitted up and when turned
out Of the shops will be used by Gen
eral Manager J. +. Hurley as pri-
vate car. replacing his present car
No. 6. No. 6 will he sent to the
coast lines. where il will be used by
I. l.. Hibbard. general superintend-
ent Of Tie coast Gnes-
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-19

PUEBLO is TO have . new normal
school. or rather hopes to have. il
the legislature is kind. A bill au-
thorizing the establishment Of \ state
normal school has been drafted by the
business Mems Association. and will
be introduced in the legislature now
in session. I, is pointed out that .
state normal located in Pueblo will
cover a field comprising all Of the
southern portion of the state. West
ern Kansas and Northern New Mexi-
co. bringing outside students and
tuitions tha, now go TO other states.
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-19

''CoLoRADo's victor in the Kan
sAs-Colorado water suit before the
United States supreme court is prac-
tically assured" says Prof l. G..
Carpenter. Of the State Agricultur-
al College. Although few people
ever entertained the slightest ssspic-
ion Of any other termination Of this
suit. il will be good news to all BE-
lieverx in Colorado's great future TO
be assured of = dead mortal cinch in
this matter. People Of the effete
east have 50 little knowledge Of irri-
cation and practically no conception
Of whA; can be accomplished BY il
that eastern Jurisprudence might b
buncoed into taking some stock in
the Kansas contention The Colosa-
do legal representatives. handled the
case with great skin. and demon
strssed beyond . doubt that Kannl
had not essAblished hef claim a
daaage. nAe tseal expes.e q tAe
ssie ~ u abost SBoye 80. cd -
eogdiag - - aglee0eaf 49, ue-
vis0 = - hsnu1Ag beesse - -
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-19
Svgss osss ovtevs.

There was an increase of 70 per
'ent IN the output and value OF the
-ehned beet sugar produe, of Colo
RADIO during the present season over
'sst years p-odueticn. The product
this wear i vzisei a; <t,.st,6so. Last
year, sugar output was valued n,
S-4sss-6 The increase in valuc OF
the present outpu, Is <I.o7-.io. The
total acreage of beefs harvested in
Colorado during the year was 1860.
The total tons oi sugar refined was
i-s-7.-oo There are fifteen sugar
factories IN the state. which have =
daily output OF rI-soo tons The
number OF employees in the factories
- a.sss. During the year the farm
ers received Tor their beets $50
800. The money paid for factory la
Dor was s2.oII.oco- The number of
pounds OF sugar produced was sfo.-
so- 900
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-19
Warning to lssa Crs6hsrs-

n. ]. 0'Brien. chief of the fifth
division Of the United States Land
department. states that agents will
be in the field, and all parties main
tanning unlawful enclosures viii not
be allowed any time whatever 10
move their fences. but arrests and
prosecution will follow in every case
where an unlawful enclosure IS
found.
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-19

The independence of the country
editor when he has nothing to gain
or nothing 10 loose. is a common
trait. Here is a bunch handed the
Santa Fe by the Holly Ciieftain ed,-
tor. which contains 50 much truth
that even he who does not ride will
appreciate il: The management of
the Santa Fe has informed Us that
it viii not pay for the printing of
the time card in the newspapers this
year. 50 we have decided to not
print it at all. for the running of
passenger trains has no connection
with the time card. anyway
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-19

ORDwAY Is to TO have an Alfalfa
Milling Company. providing q suf-
ficien, acreage can be sured. Pro
moters Of AN enterprise of this char
acter visited that burg last week.
and will erect a factory there having
a capacity of sixty tons per day II
the farmers will agree 10 devote
COCO acres 10 the culture of alfalfa.
The investment in plant and machin-
cry will be about $500. With al
falfa selling around the so per ton
mark. an enterprise Of this kind
ought to prove a bonanza the
farmer.
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-19
Rev. WoO0 SOssOuoiy ~.

Rev. S. X. Wood. pastor Of the
Baptist church. is quite i'll. having
had . bad hemmorrhA9e Of the lungs
last week. He expects to return to
his former home. Carlsbad. N. NJ.
the latter part Of next week. q il
seems imperative that he should live
in = lower altitude. Golden Tran
script. Rev. Wood was formerly
pastor Of the First Baptist church OF
La Junta. and his many friends here
will be grieved to learn Of his serious
illness.
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-19
SATURDAY. JANUARY -. 1907

The president Of the Trinidad Ad-
vertising Company. c. J. Roberts.
has retired after nine months Of ser
VICE. during which he gave the peo-
pie Of Trinidad the best daily news
paper they ever had. Mr.. Roberts
resigned to become q assistant coun-
sci for the 81. Louis. Rocky Mount
ain and Pacific Railway at Ration. q
new railway enterprise which has
lust been launched in New Mexico.
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-19
8oue ~ ossae lo0oo-

NOTICE Is RERE8Y GIVEN THAT I
AN ell ell at yvuhiir aucssoo. to tie hixh~-s
respnsaisse es<iAss- On tke 1SA Aay of reh-u-
sry fsg.. ~ ~ N. essrA. ~ tAe core II The
Bsitsisg. Desser. CcscrsAp. shs sclsp~ inx de-
~rsihra iands- ~ituss<-i in spsero county. Colo
psx1os via.
An a .srsira u. so..>Aip - .,sssA- ran<.
= sea- .isi1ua pstoe pusr eer~, ses-9
vslup of iuprps~ueues % thss land as n
O.n>r os iopeovs.s.s.. 4. D. ns-G L. JAM
-. Crie.
Sal> Applieasj-ua No. -
Nc iand gtR - >.,SA - -. shAa ~ nini-
e-is ein = ~ in sAs sHose ssSs.r. ana es-S
sra<s eiu - suaA - A1Rssapd se.,s~-he tke
49, Dssv % R>A
Ter.. a Fays>.a sAaIl - .. ssiIc~.. viz
o. la.as >,ilisw fe< ne 10 - pss ser>. - pr
s.ss - 4: & - S,s ,s.ssi:.', - :. ~ II s e. e
@l1ine q asse skan q ps< ses9 ssA lp-s tAsa
g - - - - = - AZ =
|@,sss;.<=E:s:..- = - -. f .s,..f
-. : .,Ss-l s..@s 1ssssss q -
epas- inAsr9a n - pssU4ssrs a0s - e9u
she i0Usys~u1u1A. - 0oa - ~ ~ >ans
~ 49, RuNAns Uin s109R - - -.
=. 80 :: E. = 49, - g - -; =;
6s..Sss - -Rs6sss- - - e.
psaia - eeSsss1.nG e~
Has11ng1DOo6u Dqnpt
sS1S.a = @SSSSls.a - e
-. - =. - Mn
puueAeA = ~
S7f.
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-19

prene court. one third Of this will
be paid By the government. Ooe-
thisd BY Colorndo. ed the resnain-
der By Kansas. In ths event q Sin-
niag. Coloe.dos part Of the agree-
meot will be well vpsth tn nsney.
bot Just where the other too parties
get OF Is . deep mystery past md
ing out. unless the simple satisfac-
ton Of finding out something Is
worth something.
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-19
Ssssss 1seeessss-

SEAI.ED PROPOSALS. WILL NE hE-
= c~is~d hs the S~rr~tavy of the OReeo frri-
xztiaa D,~sri~t ansii u .e.ork o. ~. Jsba-
sry -. fSs.. and shes~aFsu cy-s~t. foe ths
esns~trursios ~ . r--ervssr eeiaskWeoi AZ
Clear Cre~k. near Crsnis>. Cha3re Coaary-
Colssrnsio.
SPECIFICATIONS fern .f CONTRACT and pros-s--
al hianks may h< oixsise.i. a.sn pian> ef ihs
us.rk Inspected nj th~ afs~e 81 GsnSx~ q, An
dev-on. Csn-ulsing Eagin~ev. No. ioi Eault-
able huilting. th-n yer. tolnrsslo-
Each bsA shall t~ s~cong panied ny c~rtf-
6ed ck-rk for Thousand dollar ~ .0o -,
N s<ie pay st,~ tSs the Secretary of the Os-ru
lrrixaticn Dssrlee - a guarantee that the
bs3ster vi III vithis tee days Il s~r-psan~e-
eas~. into enaePses and furnish sccsp:s be
bod in the 81 s.-nsy-ase thoasasa Jol-
isrs s-s-n -nps f-s sh~ faithful performance 4
the ~ort.
work to eo@w~-ee March I. 1su,. ss
ssrua thereafter - the weather Gill rermit
The right 70 r--ers-d to reSecs any or all
BIDS.
The Bcar-f ~ Isr~ct.r~.
UrERO IRRIGATION DISTRICT.
BY A. ID. HE~r. President
GgssH4.k A. krIxsoaH- Ssce~tnvy-
L. yussa- Ccso.- DecpDhes Is tsx.
Ffr~s puh1ieation- neceHhRp IL lS&.
last pahaie.sioa- January y. tWs-
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-19
aes,es q As1ssa~sss -.

ESTATE OF wALTEn :. ROOT. pocxAS
z "a Th~ una~r.isnsd- AsviaG - AeEdns
,i-r-.-~t. laSs VI the casualty II O1eess. - ~
,s.ts al & aSnrsSs. $1,000. ksrshs give eesass
sS.t Re iii sppsar h.lses sAe Gs.assy CAnss
- snsro C.yupsy 81 tbs Cs,ur Hoa@ in l.
Juaf. In Aid Cs-aaty. nossday, shs .8h 1sy
Il y.aaasy A d. fUs at the h<,ur 81 No eanet .
= a !. 4 day 81 ~hsch tio4 all por-NnS Aogsas
ia ps AGAINST sAid estate sr~ noalAo4 - ~
au~.ssd Z, stt~nd fas tAs pafsar>s n hevi0B ~
,.tnt- arr r~xae.sSA to aaks inosaisas ~
u,>ot Ia the oneer>ian~t
I~t~i 81 Ia Jsasa- coio-. this - ~ ~
fk-e~nh-f. A D.. nss.
AAsIui,trssrix of the e~tat. of Wa1ssr
ks.,s srreA-~si.
Yir,r ps,hls~.sion, D-e~sbrr -. iSHs
L. Il pu 81 iicsilosa. January H. EOs.
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-19
s,.,.. =. s.s.assassa.

Unl1uD H1aInD eAnD 0uuuEDl
RssaO. CoL0.. 0spaOAs n -
AloYick y ngaKeS e1vxx 1IAH -
ss HI. i.asseses :. oeke n.sa - 81.
n.sas ksloso C1ssk x IL A4aeiGe Co.o4 r
~. TH..0As z Ysss. \ z bozDleHs IT, aoA
eoss Qksss~s nssgtA os-s aooseog oksggb -
nssrtAsa.s VaaFtsS. -srafAssss S1osenS -
raAgs u U0-a-
HS saaos IT, euiiosiag Sisns>sDs - oDpss
a 40 ios,.1. Vis: Aaa Maseoo, annAkaDI
Na-csseaa.. Kdssrd J. III. Js,-S 0ossassa6s
eli Ut highss- Cotossda-
vir.f ps,t,liessios. Jasuar, = tD.-
Ls-s Va ii ieAtsoa- Hshrxasy >. fsos-
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-19
s..,ss q A...ss ossas.e,

npOrIrK Is aK8KkN GIVES IuAH ~
- sa.ses esssi1Q = - .Aas.A.1ass e
~ ossse Laae - n.,sg a~S
js.sss g.. .. N.s. Jsss =
~, q :sor .. 70: =: - g 60
seS.ssssi.x - ssAns ADssnsss - - =
R- P1lLLTpx xssssaasy.
Ia J.ssa CoaesnAo. lpssOADs >. -
- s~Sisrss.n. Josoofy a III.
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-19
s.,,e. Of s,.., ss..,s~e.s.
II THE NATTER o. TINE EsTaTE "f

] 81 Eoh-.rt Piensi~ri-ifh, d~c~s~rf-
No,ic- i hereby given. that ga Aontsy- ss>
ttk da, Of February, a u. r", f-fns on~ o.
fh- r~arular iz,s .,t the Drc-fnh~r term Ut tn
.ouu;, Court of Ot~fe tu11ty, IN tf~ state %
Coloraia L. Asae~ L. Pisnderlsith, adsnfnss
tratr.1 ss ALI estate. "a i'll appear t-tose tEs
Jn.is., Of aid Coar, pre-~nt nv hnzi s~slie
n~nt A. .lsch al snsfsi~ rstriN pray the appfut
al of the -ssn-. and u iii then apply ts 10 M
CHARGED A. -Sch adnini>tEatrix, at "a hirh tspzs
and pl ACE any f-rr-oal 10 interest," msy aYs~ai
ast Isr-sssut hgrctis,g.. to the zane II ans
there H..
AGNES L. PLENDt>HLkfrH.
A Ism iui-fratrtN ~ the vrt9tr a.; t@ssr'
Pi-nsl.rl-ifh. ds'esa~sd-
r lr-t l.uoIfcsf ssu Ianusry ". i.pf.
Ls-f Isublicattssfi. essr aaFs = tist.-
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-19
Notice 70, 1.e,.ession-
rsirEe sIa... Lam osy., z,

tSfTED ~TArt- LA>p pfStta-
Pueblo t'nla-- >aKeuitcr u. fsh
NOTICE u HEkthi GIVEN THAT Ih
IN f.,llaaias-aanaed ~rttis-f ts. fiiss, notice -
hi. in,.ss1tion to nak- huAi ir,.ol IA support I"
ht- claitn and that laid pr,-of viii D. naseir b.
fa-. Clerk ~ the District fonrf At - Ju<ss
's.lo-ssis. GA Iauuary :. isl.- Nj itsstsssa y
Wtrlsnh. Ii T. t1ss.. for the west hall. .sssth
Ne.t-.uartrrs -ssuth-~e~f quarter noreh-~es
Quartz -~c,ts.s xss southeast quarter. -oafh
~sst quarter. --ctiou K. to~nshig = s0"sh
rxnsw u. west.
He name. the fs.ilo~ i,sx ~isne-.s- va rfes
ht- e.rs.silnou- r-.isi.ar- nt4,a ao.l cufsisat,1
of said iassi. viz. rAmss~i +. Morrs~. - nix
tssp Csio. Hsssy meeSou -, - IL Jnat4- CD,
n. rtir n IN. ~ "a Huasa Css3s.. 49, 49,
Il yusss. CnSn = 4. 4AEBEN, Regi-see.
Hir,s pahlirasioa. Dpe-ssA,r !. lsG.
Last qualification. January J. fsUs.
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-19

| lend money To wage earners
withou; security. mortgage. or IN
dorser. Loans easy to get and easy
to pay. Reasonable interest. Busi-
ness private and confidential. Call
for rates and terms. No trouble to
answer questions. Chas. Dyer.
Room /. Wonderly block. No. IL,
West First street.
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-19
- os.s cseess-

Twill not do any more credit busi-
ness On and after Saturday. Octo-
Der 9th. except with people who
have An account with me now and
who pay their bills in full! every
thirty days. This means just what
it says.
MATT DAIMLER.
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-19

Las ANIMAs has just established .
kindergarten The attendance At
the first session Was fifteen. Big
trees from little acorns will grow in
Las AnimAs just As they have in
La Junt1.
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-19
os.,.s.e.s v.. ssss asss~s.,...

NOTICE Is HxREBN GIVEN TO G. y. A..
tn Geo. J. 6esvin- IA Marskall - % rh.~as
q. Luce. ss.sguee Ut Tks Nashsso raviaes hsah
~ Nsshua- Nsw Hs.psAirs. ssd ~ ell osSos
hs ing ds-esih.A tasA. toss. fhs ssasheese
3savssr = ssrs.o. scss. ,s scsssAie sseaey-
10 Osero Cosssey Sesss u Cssors4o: That =
The g,sshiie sais 81 rsai esssss keld - she
es,siasy sreasar~s of OsevO cssasty. Colofn4o.
ust.aid - therSoa f"r ske year tse- :. eel
90 sssro Irrixafioa District fss n: Nhise-
hessi bought the land above te.er'sssa- . h,cA
said Land "a. a--e~sei fos sasd ssAS. in she
maine of G. y. Alisn af the sam ~ SO. sn4
that The time so r~.1e0n the soRe from AID
Ins.
Ds.-l n~e~unisr -. rH.
Nh -wHIIEHEAD.
Tir-s putslieatis.n- nrcpmt-r -. fN2-
Last ,,at,iieatios,- Jesuasy H. iDs.
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-19
n..sy lss.ss - 0sss Gs,ss,s

MATT DAIMLER.
The Washington times., 1907-03-24
UNITY CLUB HEARS
HISTORY OF MARRIAGE

The regular meeting Of the Unity Club
was held at the W. c. T. L. building. SOP
Sixth street northwest, Thursday even
ing. with well-flled parlors. The presi-
dent, Henry p. Holden, was warmly
welcomed to the chair. after period of
illness. Several enjoyable orchestral Sc
Iections were contributed By Prof Ed
win r. Hart, at the piano, with his pu-
pills on the corner and violin. A vocal
solo, The Cavalry Saber," was excel
lently rendered by Robert Patterson. "a
the piano accompaniment of Mrs. Min
ME Jones. A piano and violin trio fol
lowed Miss Kate Bobear, Miss Mar
garet Lang and Master William Mars
ton giving, with splendid effect, 20 Cor
Amoris"
The feature Of the evening was an ad
dress by Dr. MyFe s. Iseman, on THE
History and Evolution of Human Mar
rage" The speaker traced the lnstitu-
ton Of wedlock from the earliest dawn
OF record Of knowledge, through the
VARYING phases OF the ages, the customs
Of savage tribes and civilized nations
pagan and religious rites, poIygamous
and homogeneous marriage, and the
purchase OF wives, which has dev eIoped
4
treated his theme in an exhaustive, in
structive and entertaining manner, ellie
iting high commentator from his hear
ers
The literary and musical numbers
which followed were OF high merit. The
character approximations by Miss Emma
MagrudeT were delightfully."- and anus
ingly rendered; Fred z. Barbour con
tributing stin further 10 the amuse-
ment Of the audience by telling "A
Funny Story" ringine with laughter.
The violin solo. "Capriccie." by Mas
ter Edgar Hart. with Prof. z. r. Hart
at the piano, and the violin and piano
duet by the Masters Shapiro, were ex-
celiently rendered and literally ap-
pIauded- Robert Patterson gave a
s.ein song. and Harry P wilkins
accompanied on the piano by Prof. E. r
Hart, sang 20 Dry Those Tears" Miss
Aldina Canard rendered @ piano sola
Faust Waltz" with brilliant execu-
ton. The program closed by calling
70 the piano Prof. Hans Kownsky. OF
Berlin, a pianist OF rare accomplish
ment, who played Cherry a concert
arrangement by him, ard as an encore
he gave the Siren Waltz" a transcript
ton also made by him.
A rising vote Of thanks was then
given by the club 10 Dr. NJ S. Isemau,
who had prepared this splendid program,
and TO the talent who had so ably as
sisted in the success Of the same.
The Washington times., 1907-03-24
DEBATE UPON CUBA
BY AZARIAS SOCIETY

The Azarias Literary Society Of st.
Johns College held its annual debate
Tuesday evening in the college hall. The
question discussed was: Resolved,
That it should be the policy of the
United States Government ultimately TO
annex Cuba"
The affirmative was sustained by J.
Bowden Duryee, William c. DAILY, and
Bernard P Hessler, while the argu-
ments for the negative were made by
John J. Widmayer, Charles A. Smith,
and I. Joseph Farley. Francis W. Madi-
gan was acting chairman.
The arguments advanced by both sides
were strong and convincing. leaving a
large field for speculation as to the
outcome Of the contention after all the
points had been discussed. The judges
however, decided in favor Of the affirm
alive, as having developed the better
arguments. The judges of the even
ing were Gen. J. J. O'ConneIT U. s. A
Hon. Herman J. Shulteis, and James f
Shea.
Musical numbers interspersed through
the program were rendered by the Col
lege Glee Club.
The Washington times., 1907-03-24
BOW KNOT AUXILIARY
HOLDS EUCHRE PARTY

on Wednesday evening the Ladies'
Bow Knot Auxiliary Of Capitol Circle,
No. 315 P. H. c., held its regular meet
ing al the home Of Mrs. Philip Lederer,
l2n H street northeast. The ladies will
give a euehre on Wednesday evening,
April 3. at Northeast Temple After the
business session was over Mrs. Lederer
invited all present to the dining room,
whore refreshments were served, the
colOrs Of the order being used in the
parlOr. while the dining room was dec
GRATED with palms and shamrock.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
2. LedeTer, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pet
eTson, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kircher, Mr..
and Mrs. T. Esperon, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Nalley, Miss Emma Lederer,
Miss Lottie Wakefield, Mrs. Russell,
Mrs. HOwIin, Mrs Smith, w. H Alb
bolt, A O. ?. Grant, Mr. Cook, and Mr..
Smith. The next regular meeting win
be held at the home of Mrs. Thomas
Esperon, Benning, D. c.