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The Washington times., 1907-12-14
FIGHT GAME GETS
BLACK EYE AGAIN
IN PHILADELP HIA
Jack O'Brien Allowed to
Pick Lemon There.
Comment.
By THOMAS S. RICE.

Philadelphia has no kick coming now
IL the refoTmers get busy and close
the boxing game in that town.
Last night a large Philadelphia crowd
turned out to see Philadelphia Jack
O'BTien, one of the greatest blOts on
boxing the game has ever known, a self
confessed falSer who for years deliber-
ately hoodwinked the public. meet an
English joke calling himself Bill Hev-
erOI, ard knock him out in one sTound.
When O'Brien was exposed and later
badly confessed his crookedness. many
predictions were made that his career
in the ring was at an end. Those ia
miliar with the American public We're
inclined to believe IL would ahow IL
self TO be stung again in the same place.
II given enough time, and these doubling
ones are now winners. for Philadelphia
has welcomed the faker back TO the
ring Boxing has fallen in bad repUtc
in so many places and has been the
medium Of so many raw deals that IT
has been killed in most States. and
there ;,re few cities nowadays where
big fight can be held. After seeing the
way its fight promoters and public well
come back a man Of O'Brien's calibtr.
there will be no regret among decent
spOrtsmen If the game is suppressed
for ever and a day.
The Washington times., 1907-12-14
IDOL OF BOWLERS
RETURNS TO CITY
"Pop" Meyers Back From
J2meStoWn-CallS Meet
ing Of Association.

Bowling circles experienced n pleasant
surprise by the sudden and unexpected
return from jamestown of Pop"
Meyers
Pop arrived from the exposition.
where he was detailed by the Govern
ment, looking the picture Of health. II
is a safe prediction that he viii make
the coming city tournament look like
diamond IN a coal pile beside the one
OF last year. It is doubtful whether
there IS another man in Washington
who has devoted more time or worked
harder for the bowIers' interests than
Pop"
HonOred by Bowling Congress.
He has not confined his work TO the
bowlers In this city, but at each ma
tionaI tournament his ideas and views
have been respected, so much so. thas
he was unanimously elected first vice
president Of the American Bowling Con-
grass. the highest bowling tribunal in
the world An example OF Pops
readiness to help the game can be seen
I'm the way he Immediately called
meeting Of the city association for to-
night at the Palace alleys. 10 elect
officers and take the initial step toward
pulling OF the city tournament in jan
Uary. 1t is Pops intention to have
everything in running order so that
there viii be no hitch in the coming
event
The Washington times., 1907-12-14

favored at present, old blue, royal blue
peacock. pastel. and Natter; those es-
peCially are the mode and are replac-
ing the popular violet and purple Of
last season
The Washington times., 1907-12-14

The latest coats show Louis XIV
waistcoats Of japanese or other Oriental
embroiderles, fastened with small rhine
stone buttons, while the sleeves, turned
buck with revers "a la religteuse,' eX-
hilit cunning lace sleeves Of filet or
otter lace. fastened at the wrists With
similar buttons to those upon the y sist-
coat.
The Washington times., 1907-12-14
GLOBE SIGHTS.

Any fool can make friends. but only a
wise man can keep them
The Washington times., 1907-12-14

Going to q lawyer with every trouble
IN a man, is as bad as a woman going
10 a doctor with every trouble.
The Washington times., 1907-12-14

The trouble with some people doing
q good thing Is that they waste the rest
Of their lives n admiring it.
The Washington times., 1907-12-14

The foremost cOuCuriers are making
princess dresses Of dark-tinted velvets,
sapphire blue or peacock, myrtle green,
of the very fashionable shade c2lle1
"ecaille blonde" made with sleeves Of
Italian point.
The Washington times., 1907-12-14

Extremely smart gowns consist Of
wooden skirts made Of tartan. worn
with plain cloth or pain velvet jackets.
The Washington times., 1907-12-14

In our opinion. the man who smokes
cigar In a funeral procession lacks
good taste
The Washington times., 1907-12-14

The average woman attaches a good
deal Of Importance to a party invita-
ton.
The Washington times., 1907-12-14

We have noticed that men who are
good story-teIlers don't care much
about hearing them.
The Washington times., 1907-12-14

It is as hard for a woman who wears
mourning to give satisfaction as it IS
for a mans kin to please his Wife
From the AtchesOn Globe.
The Washington times., 1907-12-14
NOTES FROM PARIS.

Velvet will be the material used TO
produce the clinging soft oraperies
which all the great couturiers are aim
ing at this season.
The Washington times., 1907-12-14
Logan Drops
Unconscious
In Bike Race
Helped Back to Track
on Retirement of
Partner.

NEW YORK, Dec. H.-"Pat'' Logan,
Of the interstate team IN the six-day
race at Madison Square Garden. drop
ped unconscious 10 the track today from
sheer exhaustion sfter five days OF the
terrible ceaseless grind.
The racer was picked up by DIR.
Creamer and his trainer and revived
after he had been carried 20 his quar-
ters. When he came to his senses he
was delirious and raved like madman.
He had to be held in his bed and given
drugs to quiet him.
The physician at last was able TO bring
Logan to his senses. but no sooner was
t,1e racer somewhat recovered than his
partner. Walter Bardgett. who had been
taken out Of bed to take the exhausted
riders place on the track. gave out and
had to be carried back TO the training
quarters.
Completely Exhausted.
When Logan saw Bardgett bro 1ght
into the training quarters he at first
turned his face 20 the wall and refused
10 get up. He cried like a baby. say
ing he was completely worn out and
could not move a muscle. His trainer
reasoned with him, begged him not to
give up the race and at last Logan,
with supreme EFFORT, pulled himself
together and was helped back 20 the
track.
When the crowd IN the Garden saw
Logan coming out OF the training quar-
ters II got on its feet and let out a
wild cheer. The shouts and applause
seemed TO hcarten Logan. He raised
his head and walked unsupported 10
where his wheel was being held ready
for him.
AS the pluclCy Boston boy started 30
mount his wheel there was another
great cheer from the crowd. Getting
[ his feet on the pedals once more seem
! ed 10 give Logan renewed courage and
! he started out with a little squirt TO
catch the riders who were some fifty
yards ahead OF him.
The Washington times., 1907-12-14

Billy Rocap's fight club near Whining
ton, Del, opens on December is. The
main bout viii be z lO-round affair be
tween Tommy Lowe, of Washington,
and Johnny Dohen, Of New York. 1t IS
TO be hoped Recap will have too much
good judgment to match OBrien with
anybody.
The Washington times., 1907-12-14

The favorite trimming Of the mo 1lent
for simple hats is the ruche Of scan Jped
and frayed soft silk II is a very pretty
idea. but one that is so easily copied
T. at 1t will quickly become too popular.
The Washington times., 1907-12-14

The shoulder seam in all dresses is
disguissd by draperies or embroideries,
and the shoulder line is always droop-
ing
The Washington times., 1907-12-14

Skirts enwrap, the figure very tightly
from waist TO hips. whence they fall
in softly supple godets or pleatS.
The Washington times., 1907-12-14

Drawn Nor gathered silk and velvet
hats are mostly seen for afternoon
wear, much trimmed with every imagin-
able kind of fancy leather.
The Washington times., 1907-12-14

Flowers. which had disappeared from
ne realm of millinery for few weeks,
are again making their appearance:
enormous roses OF the most unlikely
colors are being used. two or three at
the most being sufficient to almost
cover the crown Of a hat.
The Washington times., 1907-12-14

The meeting Of the City Bowling As
sociation at The Palace Bowling alleys
tonight should be attended by every
bowler in the city anxious to see the
game progress. Washington Is ~apidly
coming to the front in ten pins and the
City Association should be stronger this
year than ever before.
La Junta tribune., 1907-04-06

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Dried Sect Pulp.

Here is another by-product that
is rapidly coming into popularity.
The beet pulp is dried and baled like
hay and it is thus made more con-
venient to handle than in the wet
condition in which it comes from the
factory while it still retains all the
feeding qualities when dried. It re-
quires fourteen tors Of wet pulp to
make one ton Of the dry. The IN
ventive genius Of man has provided
for utilizing this food to thebest nd
vantage.
Four sugar factories in Michigan
are provided with dryers for con-
verting the wet pulp into dried pulp.
They are those at Alma. Bay City.
and Sebewaing. two factories at Bay
City being thus equipped At an ex-
pense Of nearly 100000 each. The
Owosso plant will be thus equipped
this year.
During the campaign Of 1906 there
were 10000 tons Of pulp dried and
baled in Michig gan. Shipments have
been made to Savannah. Mobile,
New Orieans and other southern
points and to many eastern points
It b confidently expected that - the
merits Of the article Of food for live
stock becomes better known the con
sumption Of It win rapidly increase
La Junta tribune., 1907-04-06

Ter. tce Committee sppo1st=7c 70
erseE z2 The Dooas Of e1-Cs,y C.er1
g-0sn .rep1-ss,9 a. follows We rave
efszskeA the recsipt STUBS for ss4:er
rent eo.lee-ed ~Ith tre crzlect.on
register z-s5 se-ife1 al the footiazz
irs sane ard fo2nf them eorrset-
TFe ta.zi z,nosrr collected b. the
city essrs. a. stsoEn b. his bo<.e-s.
MS ben turned oger u the city
treasurer ezrh n1Osth, and MS re-
eespts therefore axre= Eith the
h.ooks Of the eity Il each stem sn'd IN
total.
The request oy the Ia JGnta GCn
Cub for permission 70 1se tssrt
of city land north Of the nex pump
h0gse far trap shooting pJrposas
wss granted.
n. A. Dgrztd. Of SeE YORK, rep
resentiay the Colorado ard Eastern
Te,eph0ne and Telegraph Company
appeared before the council with AT
ordinance granting 70 that cor-
poration z franchise Nth the
privilege and authority 70 con-
struct and maintain It's lires of
telephone ard telegraph upon the
streets ard alleys Of this city The
ordinance xzs placed upon its first
reading.
Mayor Bonzsrdner reported thzt
accompanied By General Manager
Parker. Superintendent Austin. T.
VI Bish-ge. Of the Santa Fe engineer
ing department. and City Engineer
L-Sis. a visit had recently been
made 10 the east end of the Santa
Fe ys,dz for the purpose Of select
ing 2 ate for the proposed subway
Railroad and city officials both
agreed that subway vas AT ab-o-
lp,e necessity. ard Hr Bi.bee prom
is.-i 10 make a surrey and submit
plan in the near future for the IN
spection Of the city fathers. Tne
site selected for the proposed sub
way Z one block east Of the present.
crossing. Tne subway will BE- twer-
u feet wide and twelve feet high,
with grade crossing over tao tracks
insteiad # seven as at present.
After allowing q big batch Of bills
the city council adjourned.
La Junta tribune., 1907-04-06
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Souvenir Postal Cards.

The TRIBUNE has added three ad-
ditional scenes 10 the series Of
souvenir postal cards, printed from
the cuts which were used in our Hex
Years edition. They include the
view Of the court house park sur
rounded by business blocks. scene
on Colorado avenue looking north.
and the Santa Fe shops and round
house They are on aAle at the
Palace Drug Store. Postoffice Book
store. La Junta Drug Company
Coltman's s and Potter's.
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First pubIisis~d In the Ia yuxYA TxIsux,
April .. 1907.
eropossS Ordinance Ne. ia.

A crdisaDe~ x.snfias p.yr.i $40. To the
a Colorado AMI Eastern Tslrpbnae and Tsle
graph Company, its socecssors and assigns to
eonstsuef, opsrsts and Insintsin It's lines of
.nd under The Highways. ssresss sod alleys Of
the etT q IA Sonts, county of Ossro shd
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SECTION j. rAss sAe COLORADO .nd E..,ern
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City Council.

The present city council met for
the final round and gInd-up last
Monday night. Mayor Bomgardser
presided and all Of the aldermen,
with the exception of Phillips. we're
present. a synopsis Of the bushes
transacted Is as follows:
The petition for sidewalk on the
gouth side of West First street, for
distance Of four blocks west Of
Belleyiew avenue, vas granted.
The petition Of II. W. Adsmond.
ct al. for sidewalk on the east
side Of Belleview avenue between
Third and Fourth streets. vas also
granted.
The saloon bonds Of J. f. Donlon.
w. II. Barkley &. Co. Dve & Gates
and X. A. Eddleman. accompanied
by receipts for $500 each in payment
for the privilege Of conducting
thirst parlors in this city for per
iod Of six months, commencing April
lst. were approved.
The bond Of Mills Bros. accom-
panied by receipt for $50, for the
privilege of engaging in the whole
sale liquor business for period of
six months, was also granted.
T. T. Woodruff appeared before
the city council with pla. Of the
IlgcrsolI addition and asked that it
be Incorporated within the city lin
its. The petition was granted The
lngersoll addition is strip Of land
s)n52g feet in dimensions. facing
south on Sixth street, on either side
of Lincoln avenue. Only go feet is
available for building purposes. the
remainder being broken land. In
order to avoid complications in the
future, in the event Of territory
south being taken within he corpor-
ate limits, Mr.. Woodruff donates a
strip Of land forty feet wide through
the addition, in the center Of Lincoln
avenue, for street purposes.
The city engineer was instructed
to have brick man holes constructed
around the check and gate valves of
the eight wells at the new city water |
plant. Mr.. Lewis reported that the
finishing touches were now being
placed on the new pump house, both |
boilers having been placed in posi-
ton, and that the plant in its entire
ty would soon be ready for accep-
'ance by the city. The old boilers
are to be placed in position at the
old pump house and utilized for re-
serve purposes.
On motion it was ordered that the
street and alley committee have the |
south end Of Colorado and Belleview
avenues placed on grade. The coun-
-ty road in front Of Kilgore's is now
being graded and Ration avenue
south Of Tenth street will be in the
near future. With the completion
Of the grading on Colorado and
Belleview avenues the work in that
part Of town will be practically COM
pleted for all time to come.
Ordinance No. III. defining the
duties Of the city clerk. and not
making it obligatory that he shall
officiate AZ water commissioner. Al
though he may do 70 1t the option
Of the city council, was placed on its
third reading and hnal paasage.
Aldermen Phillips. Mapes and Gil
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piSessos for Sale.

Placards are for sale at the
TRIBUNE office. at the rate Of FIVE
cents each. which read as follows:
For Sale
Lodging.
For Rent.
Boarding.
No Credit.
Bill Of Sale.
No Smoking.
Dressmaking
Rooms for Rent.
No Minors Allowed.
Hunting Not Allowed.
Don't Spit on the floor.
Cigarette Smoking Not Allowed.
Furnished Rooms for Light House
keeping.
Extracts from the laws required
10 be posted by boarding house
keepers if they would protect them
selves against dishonest patrons.
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