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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1907-11-01
NAVAL BUNTING.
Costly Dress Suit Flag Outfit ~ oUs
Warships,

CooOt Orooe quit rag Ous0e ~ our
Warships.
Few realize the number of flags
carried by a warship nor the cost Of
all the gay bunting which flutters
from mast to mast at holiday time.
In addition to feet communication,
necessary during all forms Of ma
neuvers in home waters, the ship
must be equipped with an extensive
array Of flags stored on board for
various forms of ceremonial and Of
fetal occasions. This "dress suit"
outfit of bunting therefore consists
Of $50 different flags, the material
and making Of which cost just 3d.
500. Each ship is entitled to a new
flag equipment every three years,
though a flagship will often require
a new set of signals, owing to their
constant use and handling, in about
year.
A great deal more time and labor
are required to finish certain Of
these flags than generally supposed.
For instance, the presidents flag re-
quires the longest time of any to
make, as it takes one woman nearly
a whole month to complete it. The
life sized eagle, with long out
stretched wings, and other emblems
are all hand sewed and involve the
most patient work. The most diff
cult and likewise consuming the
longest time to make are the for
, eign flags. This is especially true
of the South and Central American
ones. A half dozen specially skilled
hand device sewers, each having &C.
quired the knack Of making certain
Of the center designs in these to
perfection, are continually kept on
these respective flags. Every bat
tleship carries forty-three foreign
flags, rs feet long by 10 wide.
The most expensive ensign to
make is the German, which, owing
to the delicate scroll work of the
large imperial eagle and royal
crown, necessitating delicate, slow
and careful sewing, costs $3.50
The dragon flag of China consists
Of 261 separate pieces. Twelve te
fourteen days are ordinarily con.
sumed in finishing this flag, which
costs $51.75. The flag Of Siam
with the huge white elephant, cost.
$38. The Mexican, with ats cente,
design Of . large eagle. holding 1
serpent in its bill, costs 1890. The
cheapest foreign flag made is The
Moorish, which costs e21.-Arml
and Navy Life.
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A Couple q Dons.

LCopyright. 1907. by M. M. Cunningham
Don ArterO Of old Mexico was no
don at all. He was a cattle stealer.
Don Chuaya, his neighbor, was a real
don and cattle owner. Don Artero
setdsd near Don Chuaya. Heawasn't
desirable neighbor, and the Sovern-
ment was asked to remove him. The
government fingered. Five hundred Of
Don Chuaya's steers got mixed up
with the other don's herds, and the
government was asked to send troops
The government was very sorry. and
20 forth. but 1t had none to spare.
Don Chuaya at once proceeded to
hustle. He called in and armed his
3etainers to the number of fifty and
made descent on the other don with
tho avowed object of capturing 1000
cf his biggest and latest steers. The
other don heard Of the CONTEMPLATED
raid. and there were an ambush and a
night, and the forces of Chuaya were
put to flight. Twelve Of them were
killed and the others licked out Of
their boots. When a true don has
bucked up against the game and got
the worst Of 1t he feels as badly cut
up as a hundred Uncle Rubes rolled
Into one. He swells with indignation
He gnashes his teeth in fury. He gets
out at the front door and yells "Caram-
ba" at the top Of his voice. He can't
let things go that way. He is bound
to set back at the other Teller If 1t
takes his last red in cash and his last
drop Of blue blood.
Don Chuaya raised a hundred men
this time. He figured that hundred
ought to lick twenty five, but it SO
happened that Don Artero was mean
enough to recruit his own force to
seventy-nve, and each one Of them was
worth three poems as fighters. When
the forces came together the fight did
not last ten minutes. Don Chuaya's
men were defeated.
The next raid was made by Don
Artero, and he gobbled up thousand
head OF cattle. From thence on for
the next two years he bothered the life
out Of the other and brought his proud
head low with shame and humiliation.
He-even made threats of storming the
Chuaya hacienda and putting all to
the sword, and at last the old man
with the white hair and proud title
found himself under blackmail. He
had to pay 80 much month to be let
alone.
These things were breaking Don
Chuaya's heart when red headed
civil engineer belonging to the survey
corps Of the Mexican Central ROAD
came along one day and heard the
story. He felt sorry for the don. He
had been driven on the lands OF the
eehee with contumely. and he sighed
nor revenge. A civil engineer need
not have seen war to be able to see
z strateg1c situation. This engineer
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hundred bear traps have taught me
more about political economy than
might otherwise have learned In a life
time" NJ. quad.
Tho Green Peril.

Absinth is a liquor prepared by
sleeping several herbs, especially
anise and NORWOOD, in alcohol for
several days. It is greenish in col
or. It was introduced into France
by soldiers stationed in Algiers be-
tween 1880 and 1850, for whom il
had been prescribed as a febrifuge
Its indulgence becomes habit like
that of alcohol, opium, cocaine, etc.
but its effects are more demoraliz.
ing than those Of most liquors OF
drugs. Absinthism produces hal
lucinations and loss of mental bal.
ance without DESTROYING the power
Of action. Its habitual use brings
on tremors and paralysis in thu
arms especially, with epilepsy and
delusional insanity.
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Singular and Feminine.

Little Mabel had often spoken to
her father over the telephone, but
she had never gone through the
formalities necessary for calling
him up.
At last, however, she wanted to
do this, SO she took the receiver
from the hook.
II want to speak to daddyp she
shouted.
Number, please ?" asked central
in that calm, passively resistant
voice which is to be found only in
telephone ladies.
singular replied little Mabel,
surprised at the question and proud
Of her knowledge of grammar.
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Mrs. Hiram Offen-I wouldn't b
surprised if the servant girl vera
listening at the keyhole.
Mr.. Hiram Offen-Nor /. That's
. woman's trick.
Mrs. Hiram Often Oh, indeedl
Mr.. Hiram Often OF course.
That's why it's called Ewes drop
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CATHOLIC

FATHER FELIX DILLY. Pastor.
Services on first and third Sundays {
each month. FRS. Sunday. Mass At !
o'clock and third Sunday at o'eloel
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For Sale-Desirabe residence Of six
rooms. Call at 2oz N. 9Th st. etf
For Sale-White Leghorn chickens. full
blood. Call 62l S. Main st. etf
For Sale-Thirteen head Of mich COWS
2 miles south and mile west OF Mrs.
Manning's.-J. M. HALL. 9-tf
Wanted-Boarders at 204 N. 2rd st.
lott Mrs. M. E. Byers.
Wanted-Good girl at the Berkley
Hotel. ll-l2p
Wanted-A carpenter to do a small
job of porch building. Apply at Enter
prise office.
The Rocky Ford Brick and Tile Com
pany purchased fine mantal. CRATE and
tiling from the Denver Mantel g. Tile
Company few days ago.
Ladies' Union Of M. E. church have
made great preparation TO help to feed
tho people at our Fair this fall. They will
serve three meals day at the fair
grounds in tho very best style that can
be done in open air. 1913
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-16

1900 Y4RDS
Dimity and Batistes.
neat patterns in dark
and light colors-
worth every cent of
10 to l5c, large as
sortment to make a
hit at the low o.
price per yard of OF
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The Tuesday Club met this week with
Mrs. Cheney.
c. II. Jackson looks tho better for his
sejoum At tho Arkansas Hot Springs
Miss Margass. Andersen returned last
week from . visit In warsnsburg. No.
Henry sehoss. Of the Big -Four. got
home last week from his vacation visit
Ia Missouri.
Mrs. N. L Meyer has had for guests
tho past week her sister. Mrs Sarah
Cohen. Of Denver. and children.
Mrs. N. u. Rsndsi has been on sum
mer su,sng a; the Springs ard .ani,sa
ard her former homo. Colorado City.
Miss Cora Smith lei, Friday for vi'i;
in celsfeds Springs. from which pein;
she goes TO her homo IN Princeton. H..
ior = summer vacation.
Frank /. Green. son Of Rev. Green.
has succeeded 10 tho position en the post
Office sisfsinE staff made sssaa. br the
resignation Of Carol Draasa.
Carol Drsdsn has resigned his place on
tho possst!iee staff ard Is arranging TO at
,snd the Kansas State University nes;
year. where hs will take Up course in
snginssfiag.
Miss Matrare, Campbell. Of tho wotn-
ans Exchange. lsi, Tuesday evening fer
two weeks sisi, with brother IN
Mani. Okla. Her store will be closed
during her absence.
Miss Daisy West who has returned
from two years sisi, with her sister.
Mrs. I. r. Taylor. al ST. Francis. Has.
has taken position in the local Office Of
The Western Union Telegraph Co.
Miss Msuds Turnrrsn who has been
visiting with her friend. Miss leila kost.
left last week for a visit In r. Collins,
and Denver. This is the girls FIRST visit
in four years. Miss Turnrrsn lives a,
Burlington. Iowa.
Las, week the Mcpherson Lumber Co.
sold out 10 The Foley Lumber Company
Of Pueblo. which recently started the
stocking Of branch yard here. The
Foley people have taken the Mepherson
yards and will continue the business there.
Stree. Commissioner Wood has been
given authority By the council TO renew
his activity in the line Of crossing building
and Is nov putting in some eooj liess a,
the work. Piles Of brick have been ad-
orninT the crossing sites for some weeks
awaiting The necessary grade making.
j. n. EIlio,. and wife returned last
week from their soisurn inCalifornia.eon-
ten, TO make Rocky Ford their home for
some time to come. Mrs. EIliots IS greatly
improved in health during the several
movements made Ia The past two years
Bu, they like Rosky Ford the best as a
hone.
ris,hst jrdss n. 2. Burke. Of Sterling.
Colo. trother Of mrs. 4. .. Elser and
Mrs. c. n. ROBINS. visited his sisters
here last week. The visit was made a5.
dI,ionally pleasurable BY reunion dinner
in Central Park at which all the Robins.
Esers and Burkss of the family relation
ship hereabouts we're assembled.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL


frank Il. Hollenback. pastorJ
All the regular services on the Sab
bath. Sunday school at e:4o a. m. Ep-
worth League at pm. Public wor-
ship at a. m. and 8 pm. Special
music at both services. In the evening
the choir will render sacred concert.
after which the pastor will preach a IL
minute sermon. Welcome.
Presbyterian Church.
Rev. w. !. Davenport, Pastor.
Services at tho Christian church. Sum
day school at l:45. Preaching SER
vice at p.m.. by the pastor. Subject.
"The Battle Of tho Ages" Special mu-
sic. A cordial invitation is extended.
Christian.
w. B. Harter. Pastor.
404 N 18th St.
Bible school at e:45 am. Church SER
vices at ! | am. and 8 p. m. Prayer
meeting lessons Wednesday evening on
Covenant Church and Conversion" c. E.
meetings Lords day evening at z.
Baptist Church.
S. c. Green. Pastor.
Foreign Union Sunday. annual offering
at tho morning service. Special music
by the choir and preaching by the pastor.
Sunday school at 8:45.a. m. Young peo-
pies meeting p. m. Welcome.
Preaching at the Patterson Valley
school house by Rev. S. c. Green Sunday
afternoon at o'clock.
Rocky Ford Circuit
Chris r. Carver. Pastor
Sunday school at Newdale 10 am.
Preaching at u. Sunday school Swink
at 2.5op.m.. preaching at $3.50. Sun
duay school a. Lafayette 2:5o .. -. Fol.
lowed by preaching by pastor. No night
service at Lafayette as pastor goes to
Manzanola to assis. in service there.
CATHOLIC
FATHER FELIX DiLLY. Pastor.
Services on first and third Sundays Of
each month. FRS. Sunday. Mass At !
o'clock and third Sunday at o'clock.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-16
Ladies' Attention

Tho Ladies' Union Of N. E. church de-
sire to inform the public that they have
on sale tho Franco-Amoriean Hygienic
toilet articles. together with splendid
line Of flayoring extracts. and will exhibit
and take orders at each Of their Social
meetings. Having tho solo agency for
this line Of good in Rocky Ford and Man.
zanola, they bespeak liberal patronage.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-16

q. W. Fluks left this week for = busi-
ness trip to Bedford. la
pepo. Aet. Robertson took brief va
cation trip To Denver this week.
Miss Stella Mccoy. Of the State Bank
staa. Is taking vacation In Denver.
Or. J. c. Fear. wife and daughter were
Sunday visitors with Ezra Fears family.
VIII eu,,srasid was down town yes
tsrday. his FRS, outing since recovery
from typhoid.
The Misses Elssr returned Friday from
q pleasant visi, with friends at Pierre and
Sioux Falls. S. D.
Miss Anna Ps,,sn Of Little Rock. Ark.
arrived Wednesday and Is visiting her
aunt. Mrs. A. c. Sloan.
Mrs. Ella N. Jackson ard son Ronald
isi: Saturday for a visit with frisnss at
Colorado Springs and Denver.
Mrs e. II. Willard had tho misfortune
TO fall down hsr cellar stairs las; Monday
morning and sustained quite serious In
!sfiss-
Mr. ard Mrs. ]. Tfsioar left for their
homo IN pss Moines. Ia. ca Monday. after
a p'aassn; sisis with ;hair daughter. Mrs,
ossrEs Miller.
Miss klies BabsSes Is taking Miss
Ftssssis Place at tho Poiisek hospital IN
The abssnsa Of tho latter on her vsssusn
visit 10 her eastern home.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bsymsr iel, Tgss.
day tor a mountain vacation "trip. Thsy
&C 10 Bowofman. whore Mr. Beymsf has
his extensive mining interests.
Dr.. Purse lst, on Wednesday for Ro-
chester. MINI. where he ~ill enter The
sres, Mayo Hospital for treatment. hop
ing 70 60: relic. from the Eres, suffering
he has lately endured.
Miss Flora Tsgb Of Denver. is a visitor
with Mrs. S. N. Kellogg. South Man S..
Miss Taub is ffsasen. summer visitor
in Rocky Ford ard always welcomed b.
Mrs. kellogs's musical friends.
A song service is bsinS prepared for
mex; Sunday evening al the N. Z. church
The music is choice and the performers
are capable and a large eongrera,ion
should be there 10 listen. The Enterprise
has not space for The program in full.
A group Of our well known town boys
made up vacation party for the noun
sains and lefs last week for Green Noun
tain Falls The group Is composed Of
Cary Pollock. Roscoe Jones. Lester Scam
land Warren Maxwell. and Ralph Jamsy-
son.
Fen. O. w. Swins. Mrs. Swink and her
sister Mrs. Swift. returned Sunday from
their soiourn a; Ho. Springs. Ark. All
the party appear in better health for their
visit at The saui,srum. Mrs. Hulse. Of
the party. went TO Chicago to visi; Hr.
Hulse's sister.
Wedding announcements are ou; for
tho marriage Of Weed Samuel Payne.
the Catcher Of the Rocky Ford BB.
team. TO Susie Earl Powell Of Nashville.
Tenn. on Angus, 2eth. mr. Payne leaves
Monday for Nashville. This is a case
where the catcher has evidently got
caught.
Simon Williams. who retired from the
Prize iHalship Of the Liberty School here
during the las. ,srn. writes to friends IN
Rocky Ford that he has received ap-
p7iatment to the Ptineipaiship Of the
iSawlins twyo.l High School. at salary
Of $1,000. and reports for duty IN about
two weeks. He adds: II have completed
my work a. Boulder University and have
enough credits to give me my Is. A.
dssres."
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-16
Chickens for Sale

To make room will soil 5,s dozen pure
blood Brown Leghorn Pullets. February
hasehed. at So per doz. II cared for
properly will pay for themselves in eggs
this winter. Order early and got some
hne show birds.
Frantx Poultry Yards. Boz lS%
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-16

Tho n. E. Ladies Union has no. 70,
procured cook for tho four days Of tho
fair. Apply to Mrs. Burr. 2io s~ink
Ave.
The a. q. S. Co. makes tho announce
men. that tho sugar making campaign
will probably open on Sept. 0. Il will b
somewhere very close 10 that date.
Mr.. ard Mrs. George Pfsbls and Ed
~in Smith won; on fishing trip into tho
ounnison country las; week and arc
scheduled to &C; homo this morning.
ponaid S. Tucker. principal Of our high
school. was In town from his home IN
Colorado Springs for day Of two this
week On business pertaining 10 his school
work.
Tho W. r. C. wilt hold business meat
in- In !. o. o. r. hall Wednesday. kuz.
g.. In place O. our sseiai meeting. Can
dida;as 20 initiate. so foil s;;sndanea Is
desired.
Mrs. n. p. Allen Of Honey Gtose. Tss..
bs,;sr known to old settlers in Rocky
Ford as Ollie Sselsy. has been visiting hsf
sister. Mrs. Geo. r. Daring. tho pas: week.
She leaves for hons on Monday.
Tho Sir Knights and Ladies Of Maea-
bsss will give social and entertainment,
in otjfeliows hall on Saturday evening.
Avg. IA. Comic drill and other special
ties. Admission 10 cents. leo cream
ard cake served. Everybody come.
Geo. w. S~ins arrived Sunday from
his trip TO tho Arkansas Hot Spring and
on Monday morning he left for Patterson
Valley TO resume his work on The rrsa,
reservoir he Is building there. Our Geo.
W. Is . man who does his promoting with
his muscles as well as his mouth.
nr. Briggs and wife Of Chicago are
The guests Of Mrs. n. vellbehr. zoe So.
Main. Mr.. Briggs is owner Of Tie Chicago
Telephone Manufacturing CO.. Eishat,.
Ind. The ulp was made from Chicago in
their touring car. their destination beinr
los Angeles, Cal.
Possmassa. Lance is pleased 10 an
roInee that beginning Aug. is. pouch
will be made u5 for Pueblo a. :lo p. m.
containing mail for Pueblo. Colorado
Springs and Denver and all points north
ard west Of Pueblo. and that such mail
will reach The points mentioned in time
for FIRST delivery The following morning.
Mall for points north and ives, will thus
gain twelve hours.
F. w. Smith. the blacksmith a, eo2
Walnut Ave. has added TO his already
medern shop a Brooks Cold Tire Setter
which does the work quicker and better
and the wheel will run ions.r a.i:AsGs
ls5ssnius than is possible when set the
cd way. " eompresses The metal cold.
No burnt or eharreJ felloe surface to
wear away but hard wood surface in
stead. no steam and water soaked felloes
10 shrink away and loosen the tire. no
burnt paint TO replace. no split or ham,
mer marked fel'oss. aseann5; be avoided
By the old method. II gives "just" the
amount Of dish required-no everlasting.
no guess work about it. Mr.. Smith guar
antses his work and respectfully solieits
your patronage. and cordially invites you
to call and see the machine in operation.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-16

Tho City Realty Co. this week sold tho
Mrs Eta NJ. MeCoskls residence on N.
Fourssenth To VIM. Barrett. Also through
Bowman q Rice the Adobe Barn property
Of W. J. Jordan was sold To Bryant q
Grove.
Tho City Realty Cos 1.-Two stock exchange
department this week sold Jacob HAmm
ane pair Of mares and colts: also single
complete outfit TO Ludwig Henry and team
Of horses TO John Hahn.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-16
Rooms for Rent.

Rooms and photograph gallery. soutl
Of Opera House Block.
lott A. L. TgssEY.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-08-16
Real Estate Movement.

Frantz Poultry Yards. Box ~
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MEET GENERAL EXPENSES
WITH LIGHTING FUNDS

The city lighting plan, has a net
income Of approximately ti0.0oo q
month The general fund % the
city 10 stranded Plan Of action
grab the lighting fund revenues
with which 10 meet general ex-
penseH
This IL a brilliant piece 81 lagin
lativc reasoning worked ont BY the
finance committee 81 the city cQun
cil at meeting yesterday after
noon
The excuse "a made that the light
iug fund owes money 10 the gen
eral fund. bat This circumstance
was not gone into hy the commit
tee Councilman Sawyer. ont 81 his
consideration for private lighting
enterprises. said so. and the com
mittoe took bis word for &C.
Councilman Mullen protested
that. admitting tho lighting plant
owed the city money. u would not
be- good policy "a. demand and en.
force ita collection AZ time when
90 40 SO might cripple the work uf
extending the lighting plant But
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when the structure b. completely
occupied and the only reservations
made viii be- Tor the regular par
iahionorn and The specially invited
guests
There viii be- IN Attendance pref
nieH from various sections Of the
United statos. prioata from many
parishes OF the northwest and vic.
ihnR CLERGY From other points,
tlpvernor Mead hns accepted an
ihyitalion to be present with his
staff Mayor Moore and many Of
tho city officials win also occupy
"a specially reserved section during
the ceremonies
The ness Cathedral Of So James
in declared 60 be the superior of
any Catholic church cdifico west ~
eittahurg and the equal Of any
church structure IN the world for
pleasing architecture aud attractive
design
nr Franklin NJ Palmer viii pre-.
slide az the organ. which ~ deeinr
ed ia be- a marvel OF mechanical
construction The instrument has
wonderful tome values and com.
hines an the requisites known 10
chufohorRan makers
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ATFEEDRAL TO
OPEN TOMORROW

Impressive services will mari, the
dedication of the new Catholic
Cathedral OF 81 jamoa. which VIII
be formally pleased aud opened
tomorrow morning
On commanding site nt Ninth
nv and Marion st.. the recently
completed edlficc Sc a monument
TO the untlflng efforts Of those
church workers WHO have made
their dream of decade past
striking reality
re Rev niehop onca lanhop Of
Seattle, viii preach the sermon OF
dedication lie viii hleaa the
altar from behind otoaed doors
after which the viHlmR hlHhopa,
gnrbcd Ia their voatmenta. viii
march around the inside walls. as
Bishop o Dea invoices divine
blessing upon each section The
CLERGY VIII then visit the outside
walls of the church, Bishop O'nea
chanting a short prayer for bless
ing upon each corner.
AMER the dedication ~ the wallis.
hlnhop O'nea via ,erobo and de
liver pontlflcal high mass. to which
tho public will h0. admitted The
doors OF the church will be- closed