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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-13
A NOTED EDUCATOR
HAS PASSED AWAY
RI Associated Press.

Charleston, S. c., Jan. 12.-Chas.
Hallett Judson, dean of the Furman
university, died to-day of paralysis,
aged Sc. He was one of the best
known educators in the country He
was a native of Connecticut and Joined
the faculty of Furman in 1851 He
made large donations to the institu-
ton.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1907-01-13
RIVERS ARE AT
FLOOD STAGE
By AssocIated Press.

Pittsburg, Jan. 12.-The Hood stage
in the Ohio, Monogahela, Allegheny
and Youghogheny rivers is expected
here inside of the next twenty-four
hours. Heavy rains have fallen dur
ing the last twenty-four hours. River
men are taking precautions.
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resented the leading unions in the
country. Mrs. Palmer, VINO received a
great ovation, in opening the proceed
ings announced that the National Civ
ic Federation under whose auspices
the meeting was being held wished
the labOrers of the United States all
success.
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Departments Busy.

AT the Statehouse all the depart
>nents are busy getting their reports
ready and incidentally we are getting
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La Junta tribune., 1907-05-04
e,sss s.,,ss,..

"A copy cf the tenth annual an
nouncement Of the Colorado Cbau-
tauqu& and Summer School has
come to our desk. 1t is a neat little
volume Of forty-four pages. well il
Illustrated with typical Colorado
scenes. and sets forth one Of the
strongest and best balanced plat
form programs and summer school
courses ever offered by any assem-
bly,. There are only few really great
Chautauquas, hundreds Of them be-
ing eight or ten days sessions, car
ried on purely from q speculative
instinct. The assembly at Boulder.
Colorado, is one of the few which
stands for education and culture
Its session opens July 4th and con-
tinues for six weeks. The Summer
School openes July 9Th and con-
tinues for FIVE weeks. Every effort
is made to have life on the grounds
as comfortable and as nearly ideal
as il can be made. The choice is
offered between tent and cottage
life. The expenses are made just
as reasonable as possible VIXEN prop
er regard for quality is given. On
the platform program we. noted a
number Of such well known names
as Ben Tillman. Dunbar Male Quar-
tette. Kellogg -Haines Singing Part,
and Robert NJ. Ia Toilette. while on
the faculty of the Summer School
we were surprised to see the names
of such well known educators As
G. Stanley Hall. Professor
Edwin Minis and Professor Newton
n. Riddell. Thirteen regular schools
are advertised. each one under the
direction of capable specialist.
Our examination of the announce
ment leads us to feel that the Cole
RADIO Chautauqua has made strides
of progress in its preparation for
the approaching Assembly and that
il justly deserves the title sometimes
applied to it. The Greatest Assem-
bly, in the West
La Junta tribune., 1907-05-04
Colorado Gam. Lawn.

Doves. August lst to August 18th.
Coursing game with dogs prohib-
tied.
Sage chickens. August lst to
October lst.
Prairie chickens and grouse. Sep
tember lst to October goth.
Deer with horns may be killed
September 25th to October 10th.
Trout, not less than seven inches
in length, and other fish. June lst to
October 3lst.
Also. one deer in any one season.
No open season on antelope, elk,
bison. mountain sheep. quail. par
fridge. mongolian pheasant, ptar-
migan, wild turkeys or beaver.
Wild ducks. geese. snipes. curlews,
brants. swans. cranes and water
fowls, September 10th to April 18th,
except in attitudes over 1000 feet,
where open season begins September
18th and closes May LIST.
La Junta tribune., 1907-05-04
First publisired in .be la Jrxr, TRibrxi
April s, 1877.
Proposed Ordnance No. s7a.

A ordinance granting Irermission TO the
"A Colorado and Eastern Telephone and Tele
graph Company, Its SUCCESSORS and assigns. to
conss suct. oIerate and maintain its lines of
t~le ephosse and telegraph. upon. along, over
and under the hi9h~ays, streets aud alleys OF
the city OF La Junta, county Of Otero and
state Of Colorado.
Be Il ordained by the city council Of the City
SErTIoS j. Tint the Colorado aud Eastern
Telephone and telegraph Company. it, sue.
ccssOr~ and assigns. he and the same is hereby
granted the right privilege and authority to
construct. operate and maintain it. lines of
telephone and telegraph. including the neces-
sary poles. wires and fixtures. upon. along
leys Of the said City OF La Junta. upon the
terms and conditions hereinafter provided.
SErTIoN :. AL poles shall be erected under
the direction and supervision of the Mayor
streets or sidewalks that may i,c disturbed or
damaged in the construction OF the said line.
shall be promptly replaced and repaired by
the said company NJ Its own expense md to
and Alleys Committee. and all pole, shall u,
neat. symetricnt and 80 located as not TO inter.
fcrc with the public us. OF said highway.
SECTION 5. Said compsny shall he subject,
to all ordinances nov In forces or that may lie
hereafter passed. relative 10 thr use ot the
public highways of the said City OF La Jnntn.
SECTION !. In consideration Of the rights
pany shall furnish free OF cost To the snid city
of La Junta space for it- Are alarm aud poice
telegraph wires upon all poles erected under
SEcrrox :. Nothing in this ordinance con.
tanned shall be construed to grant to the
said company an exclusive franchise and the
said city Of La. .Junta hereby reserves the
psny. psfson Of persons for like purposes.
6ECT1uk 8. Said c0mpany shAll hold snid
city ~ L. Junta frse and Aarmlsss from All
damages o. claims for danagss arising by
La Junta tribune., 1907-05-04

,..sa. os ~ sss-sios or s>siiss.s .si.sss-
SrAE OF. COLORADO. j - -
HlFsIy % 0fspn. 80
Cfrt OF La JUNfA
e q. Steward. city clerk a shs city OF II
Justn. Oesro co1asy. Colorado. - h-ssby Ger
tify that the above ard forsoDinx v tvas
copy q = peopa.s1 osdi.:.ss pss.ssssd s'.d
the city Of L. Junts ss . regular neetinx Of
aid Hoard, held % the iss day Of April. A. u.
isUs; shae dus ssd lsgal pruof that . na,eice of
the iuteaiioo 70 spply for the .sid p....s. of
said oedtnanco ~ said regular lnestins has
lssn pubaishsd in tbs Dsiiy Dssoeras.. =
d.tly sewspspsr pu6lished sn satd city. for
period of three weeks Immediately prior 10
the insfodoessoG thsnsof - provided by Sc
tion Iwo of Chspeer lIs ot sAs Colos.do sss-
Sion L... Of isS. ~As dled In ny c0Ie.' prior
To said nrSt reading: that ut said regular
necting Of sAid city council held on sid lst
dag OF April A. D., isDi. sid city eossseil afser
having passed ssid proposed oediaanes 90 ifs
nrst r~ading ordered tho same published In
the la JcxTA TnBCSK fur t,eriod Of NOT Iess
than two weeks =. provided BY section Three
Chapter IL Of the Colorado Session Laws of
lNH.
l.EsLl c.. d. STEWARD. City Clerk.
first publication, April q i1.
Last l,ablicstion. Aay 4. 1ys.
La Junta tribune., 1907-05-04
Motto. of Aamini.,,.,or. s.,..
IN THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE OF

Tn THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
! Jarnc- W. Brown. deceased.
Nv viturc of an order and decree of tho
County Cou.t of ot~ro count,, made on the
pet sition Of tho under snsd. administrator OF
The estate of James ". Brown. deceased. on
the 18Th day OF March, A. ID. iT.: shall on
the I3th day of May. A. D.. isO.. at tho honr OF
ten Q, clock a. ~. sell mt private sale. to tho
highest aud best bidder. at No. 81: Colorado
avenue. L. Junta. Colorado. ~ Sollo ing de.
serib.si real estate Of deceased, to-wit; The
southwest quarter Of section eight. township
twenty four south OF range ffty-fotr west of
tn. sixth principal meridian situate in the
county of Otero. State q. Colorado upon the
follow ing terms, viz: Cash in full upou de-
livery Of administrator deed
Al the conclusion of such saln the purchaser
will lss entitled Ia n cerfificat. of purrhn -,
and upon tn. approval Of such sale by the
court the purchaser will be cntitled to deed
EARL ". HASRINs.
Administrator of the estate of James W
Brown decreased.
Dated at La yunta, Colorado. this 9th day
Of March. A. D.. 1Di.
First publication. April II. 1906.
Last publication. Nay H. 1905.
La Junta tribune., 1907-05-04

Ten years ago last Tuesday night
the editor Of the great family jour-
nal landed in La Junta, and as it
didn't snow the next day they laid
the corner stone Of the Otero county
court house. That was great day.
the first of May. ten years ago
speech making. bicycle races. and a
good time all around. 1t was sort
of Otero county festival. and there
were few people among those pres
ent even from Rocky Ford. What
a wonderful transformation has
been wrought in the county seat
metropolis in the short decade just
closed. Ten years ago there were
only eight brick blocks in town and
two stone buildings. included among
these being the Jones, Woodruff and
Albera stone blocks, the CONNER
cial college building. Central block.
Bon Ton restaurant. the Masonic
block. the Office Of the McNeen
Lumber Company. Bowen's tailor
shop, the Finney- Round building
La Junta tribune., 1907-05-04
MAN ABOUT
Town

Judge Finity says he saw popu-
lar restaurant keeper in La Junta
attack large negro porter with a
lady's umbrella and put him out of
his restaurant. As the negro porter
was twice the size Of this restaurant
er. the Judge is of the opinion that
he must be some akin to the man
who charged hell with q bucket of
water-his courage was admirable.
but his judgment. well. this latter
quality is certainly not his longest
suit.
La Junta tribune., 1907-05-04
Notes for puslies,ien.
uSIr,p SrAr.s LAyp Orrrcr.

UNITED SfATEs LNND OFFICE-
Pueblo. Colo. April %. i.Os.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
his iotentiou 10 make hnal proof In support oi
his claim. aud thst said proof will br made be
fore Clerk of the District Court at la Jnnts,
Colorado. on June 10, 1U.. viz: John Coed
pastor, II. T.. HOS, Tor tho southeast quarter
southwest quarter, section Is: east hnlf north.
west quarter: northeast quarter southwest
Il west.
He name, th. follow ing witnesses to prove
OF said land. viz: william n. Corbin. of Hig.
bee. CoioradoI William Carson. of Higbee,
Colorado; Antonio Ebarra. Of HiRbcc. Colors.
do: iohn 5. Simpson, of La junta. Colorado.
rural route No l.
5, A. ABBEY. Register. 7
First pupliostioD. April e. ltJ..
Last publication, June l. lip..
La Junta tribune., 1907-05-04
net,es Tor p.sliessiea.

UNITED srATxs LAND OSvICE At l
PrGnLo. Colo. March = lyu..
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIKI
~ following named settler has nled notice
81 his intentioe to make ansl proof in sup
port Of his claim, snd that said proof viii r.
mss1e has0re United State. Land Ofiice. II
Puri'lo. .sColorsdo, On Nay u. lyp.. viz =
ticorss H. Eousd. n. T. HE for the north
haH sosfhws.f quarter. southeast quarter
southsess quarter. seetion J. northeast quar-
ter northwest quarter. section ~. township .
south. rsngr IS ws,t.
Ne names the folio wing witaasses tn prove
his eo.tisnou. re,idenrs upon asd cultivz-
ton Of aid lsi.d. vis; e. i. LAace. Mr.. 4.
Picnderieith. Aii.s Anna Clark, Mr.. Anna ID.
Round, all VI L. Junta. Colo.
s.. A. ABBEY. Register.
First publication, March -. 1SUs.
Last publication. Nay I. Is07.
La Junta tribune., 1907-05-04

and the present TRIBUNE office.
which used to serve in those days IS
% city hall. The opera house in
those days was wooden shack on
the present site. and the Pierce
block on the corner south was va
cant lot. The headquarters of the
John Fisher Hose Company were To-
Gated in corrugated iron building
where the postoffice now stands. and
west Of that to Santa Fee avenue
was sea of vacancy and nothing
doing. The Woodruff block, south
Of the court house, was given over
exclusively to one lone two story
frame building. which has since
been moved around on Santa Fe
avenue back Of the new Presbyter-
ian church. During the past decade
the Presbyterians and Christians
have erected new church edifces.
and the Methodist church has been
practically remodeled and rebuilt.
In ten short years La Junta has GER
tainly made a wonderful growth.
and when the old-timer sits down
and thinks it all over it is apt to
mai him sit up and take notice of
the opportunities he has passed up
and make him wonder why he didn't
grab the chance to fix himself for
life on Easy street forever more.
The following is told of a couple
who attended the Wyoming state
fair and stopped at one Of the best
hotels in Salem. About 2 a. m. the |
husband was seized suddenly with
a severe stomach cramp and was al |
most frantic. His wife was very much |
frightened. but knew that some
thing must be done quickly. so with
out waiting to put on her clothes
she started down stairs on the jump
with naught on but her "nightie.'
Running into the dining room she
saw mustard cruet on the table.
Emptying the contents into her hand
kcrchicf she started back and en-
tered the first room she came to,
Here she saw a man lying on the
bed whom in the darkness she mis-
took for her husband, and gently
tucking up his lingerie. slapped the
poultice on his abdomen. TIE man
let out howl and hastily sitting up.
yelled out in angry tones; Woman.
what in the thunder are you doing"
There was shrek and a patter of
unshod feet upon the hall floor, and
frightened half to death the poor
woman found her room and suffer
ing husband. See told him her
troubles and it tickled him so that
his cramps took change of venue.
La Junta tribune., 1907-05-04
Notice for pu bIicstion.
CNLren ,EArl, LANn OrrIcr.

UNIrEp >rNTtz- LINp DrrIoF. ,
pusb,p. Iolo.. April 20. lyu.. 4
NOTICE !. hercby given tba, the following
~ nafncd settler bias filed motto. OF his ia.
tentlon .. make final proc: ia SUPPORT of his
clsliu, and that said proc. VIII be- tuade b+fore
Clerk of the D.stric; Court nt LIS Junta. Colo
RADIO. op June ~, Itri, viz: William T.. Osborn.
n. T.. ij.I.,. for the southeast quarter. section
>. township - south. range ~ west.
he names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land. viz. Edwin z. Donahuc, Samuel
ID. Col. Thona. T.. Gardner. Albert Moore, all
of Rocky Ford. Colorado, rural route No. ].
S.A. ABBEY, Register.
First publication. April q. 1907.
Inst qualifications. Juus. I. lssT7. fIs
La Junta tribune., 1907-05-04

The consumption of sugar in the
United States in the fiscal year
which ends with the month of June
will probably exceed any other year
in the history of the country. ac-
cording to a statement issued by
the bureau of statistics of the de-
partment of commerce and labor
today. The total quantity of sugar
imported in the nine months ending
March last, was 3 ,692. 900 900 pounds
in round figures. while the quantity
brought in during the first nine
months of the high record year of
1903. was 3.6O6. 900. 900 pounds. 1t
is estimated that the production of
sugar in this country in 1906 was
l .3O4 .0O0. 900 pounds. which exceeds
by l4.OO0. 900 pounds the figures of
the former record year 1903. Home
production now supplies little over
one-fifth of the sugar consumed in
this country and our island posses
sions Porto Rico. Hawaii and the
Philippines supply practically an
other fifth, so that the United
States is dependent upon foreign
countries for about three-fifths of
its sugar consumption. aggregating
over 5000. 900. 900 pounds per an
mum or an average of about seventy
six pounds per annum for each indi-
vidual.
La Junta tribune., 1907-05-04

Johnnie Morgan came home from
school with his face bathed in tears.
and his mother. suspecting some
thing wrong. said to him: John
ME. what is the matter? What have
you been crying about" Johnnie
suffered from an impediment in his
speech. and he suffered out the re-
ply: 'T-t-th-the t-tutt-teacher l-l-l-
licked m-m-m-me. Licked you!
Why. Johnnie, what did she lick you
for?" "Wu-wu-well. s-s-s-she asked
m-m-me wh-what tut-tut-time it
was. an-an and 'tw-'was j-j-just tw-
twelve o'clock; bu-bu-but b-b-before
| c-could s-s-say tw-twelve o'clock
'tw-'twas t-t-ten m-m-minutes after.
an-and sh-she l-l-licked m-m-me for
l-l-lying."
La Junta tribune., 1907-05-04

Iii "a. Vsll..Y three beet sugar fac
torie. being located n ithih II. h,onn-
aaTlr,. IA JuntA l. located at the Junction oi
tI,re~ divisions Of the Atchison. Topeka snd
Isl mile. southeast OF Denyyr. siNty-fhrc-
mile~ east OF Pueblo, aud rishty-on~ miles
north and east u Trinidad. In lSIs the Santa
Ye az xts-ndsd S,D.Ui In permanent con-trnc-
tinn y ort consisting OF machine shops fore
houses, ro,,ntihous~. etc. The railrs,ndcvm-
panY employ. ,sO In-n and pays oat mont hiy
at th. place over S,innO for labor. The swtnk
S,iRar rac,ory. tive miles vest oi Ia Jnnta
~ a. erected Ia IaDj NJ = cost of ~ .1DuD. In
J,nta he's just rebuilt and extended its water
by tho city. and commenced opc raiioa. from a
nev soarc. of supply in February. iD'. Inc
altitude is 9.0ti foet. and th- climate TAKEN
the year round. j. unsurpassed. Almost eon.
stapt sunshine char ractrriHes tho ~ tnfrrs ahd
: wholly cloudy day i.n rarity- Ia Junta has
city Of go population. including mnny mil~s
Of brick Sidewalks, a p-rfoct system OF .sni.
tary .- Nerus-. an electric light plant which
supple, aiiday and aii-ntsht service an ar
a modern cold storage plant with a capacity
OF storing SOD tous Of pure mountain lev.
three rural re. delivery routss city letter car
rier Office for local delivery, hre department;
lslhois- system with fup sub-crth-r-. ana
long distance connection with any part OF the
the state. employing twenty -~eSrn tnnch"r-
in fvrnty-t~o rooms with new kSnO hsHh
school CON plrtesi Ia 1907. ton churches sISt-.n
secret aud fruternai orders. Two bank ts~D
capital and siOyDD d-pn-is-: one dali, mn
two weekly n1~spaper.. op~rh hou-. 81 -
seating capacity. brick plant Of s'nD daily Ga.
pscity. Misunderstanding b--f quality OF rffihru
brick flour mill OF 20 bnrr-l- daily cnpactfy.
cement block plant. In fnct. La Jnnta i nnn
Of the host town, OF it, size In Colorado"
La Junta tribune., 1907-05-04

A man who was doing his best to
convince the world at large and him
self in particular. that he was per-
fectly sober. tried to purchase
theater ticket and was informed
that there was only standing room.
He bought al admission ticket and
made another one of the crowd
standing up in the back watching
the show. After few minutes he
returned to the window and gravely
handed over another dollar Gin
me mother standin' ticket" he said.
thicklv. II want more room to see. !"
La Junta tribune., 1907-05-04
SATURDAY. MAY A. 1907.

A JUSTA Is 4 CITY OF SIX
tl,o,, ,.n nd population aud county
,~nt Of Otsro couaty. the greatest
agricultural count, In the Arknn-
>ss VALLEY. three beet sugar f>c-
torie. being located ~ ifhin II. t-Dun-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-22
ELLIOTT CASE UP
Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Elliott, Former
Iowa Falls Residents, Brought Suit
Against illinois Central Company for
Damages to Household Goods-Ver-
dict Given Out Soon.

Special to Times-Republican.
Iowa Falls, March 22.-Unusual In
terest is taken in this county in case
that has been on trial In the district
court for several days past, the case
going to the jury yesterday. The ac-
ton is for damages. and is brought by
Mrs. Edna Holmes Elliott and her
husband, George D. Elliott, both for
mer residents of this city, and the de-
PENDANT is the Illinois Central Railroad
company. Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott, who
formerly lived at Alden, as we'll as In
this city, had been residents for some
time of New Hartford, where Mrs. FL
liott was engaged in the millinery
business and Mr.. Elliott conducted a
jewelry store. They decided to move
to Aclsley to re-engage in business.
They accordingly engaged car on the
Illinois Central and packed their stocks
and household goods in the car for
transportation to Ackley. During the
night. and before the car left New
Hartford, it took fire and the car and
contents were a total loss. Unable to
settle with the railroad Company Tor
the loss sustained, action was brought
in the courts to recover, and after sew
eral postponements 1t came to trial
this week. but verdict had not been
reached up to late hour last night.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-22
Three Made Public, But Four
Others Believed To Have
Been Returned
JUNK MEN ESCAPE INDICTMENT
Il is Alleged That the Prosecution Was
Dropped On tho Promise Of Furnish
ing Evidence Against sindIinser and
Carl, for the Robbery Of Illinois Gen.
trail Freight Cars.
Special to Times Republican,

Special to Times Republican
Fore Dodge. March 22.-The grand
jury, which has been in session mere
fer the past two days. completed ITS
work shortly before noon yesterday and
made known the results of its inyes-
legations to Judge Wright, three OF the
indictments being made public, while 1T
Is. current rumor that four more have
been returned, two of which are for the
illegal sale of liquor after hours and on
Sundays. The indictments made pub
lie were those of Albert Carl, Paul
Hintche and Andrew Swadling.
Albert Carl was arrested some time
ego for breaking and entering cars in
the yards of the Illinois Central rail-
road and taking therefrom a large
quantity of merchandise. He had an
slccomplice In the deed, one William
:sindlinger, and an Indictment was
probably returned against him as well.
lltho he is out on bail at the present
time.
Paul Hintche is charged with the
theft of horse near Badger. He was
arrested with the animal in his pos
session.
Andrew Swadling is charged with the
theft of ring and other jewelry to the
value of $25. from room in the Union
Hotel, where he had stopped for few
days. He was arrested at Waterloo a
few days later, Landlord McCarville
having followed him to that city.
1t is expected that the other parties
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-03-22
SHOT in HEAD. LIVES.
Prominent Farmer Near GIenwood Has
Miraculous Escape From Death.

Prominent Farmer Near GIenwood Has
Miraculous Escape From Death.
Special to Times Republican.
Council Bluffs. March 22.--While
hunting near Bartlett, j. W. Morgan, a
prominent farmer living near Glen
wood, was accidentally shot in the head
by his brother, but miraculously es-
capped instant death. The Morgans
and third man were hunting ducks At
Lake Forney, three miles south Of
Bartlett. j. w. Morgan was in the
water at the edge of the lake trying
to recover a duck shot by his brother.
One of his waders had fallen down and
he was in the act of STOPPING to res
place the garment when, in some I'M.
accountable manner his brothers gun
was discharged, the contents striking
Morgan squarely on the left forehead.
The shot passed thru the skim and
following the skull half way around his
head came out at the top of his cram
ium. The skull was not fractured and
the physicians believe he will recover.
The flesh and cuticle on Morgan's head
were frightfully torn and riddled.