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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-07-19
NOT CE

The Gle Elum bridge will be
closed to traffic on and after July
DIST for the purpose of replanking
and other repairs occupying about
five days. Yours respectfully,
MOSES NJ. EMERSON,
County Engineer
for Kittitas County.
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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-07-19
1HF LOCAL EVENTS


~ +. Miller of Seattle, is i'll the
city today -,
- Warner returned to Seattle
Wednesday.
nike riders had best look a
fiddle hout'
R. B. Wilson is on the Sound
for a few days
0. o. Felkner returned from
Easton today noon.
rhos. Agnew is still indisposed'
but is gaining slowly.
George sleet started his hay
compressor, yesterday
R, A. Gault expects to spend
next week in Tacoma
nc. Ackley has been consider
ably indisposed this week.
Mrs. DR.. Harrell is spending a
few days on the Sound.
Peter Void Of SLOW Corners. y
vas in the city yesterday.
s.P. Fogarty has another OF his
popular sales advertised
Miss Nellie Flummerfelt spent a
few DAYS in Seattle this week.
". B. Leverich returned from
Seattle Wednesday afternoon.
III. Brandow returned from a
visit to Seattle Tuesday evening.
Miss Anna Corey of Seattle, is
puest Of Mrs. Elizabeth Fogarty.
Miss Dollie Woodham is on the
Sound to spend a month visiting.
Edward Pruyn vert up to East
on, Wednesday on legal business.
E.E. Wager and party left for
Camp Wager" on the Teanaway
yesterday.
HIS. Elwood and James Stew
enson received their automobiles.
Wednesday.
E. |. Anderson, city engineer,
returned from a visit to Seattle
Wednesday.
J. N. Weaver was in the city
yesterday with a load Of nice de-
licious berries.
Cherries are quite plentiful on
the market-the finest ever raised
in Xittitas valley.
George Heron Of Roslyn, is down
visiting with his father, James
Heron, this week.
Miss Cora Wolff of Michigan, is
guest Of her brother, F. P.
Wolff, and family.
E, B. WATSON and w. D. Kill
more are spending a few weeks in
California on business.
The majority of people on our
streets these days are strangers,
norneseekers and investors.
). {. Boedcher returned from a
''' An AUSIUeen With MS wife ana
children Tuesday evening.
". h. McKee's new residence
vi the west side is receiving the
nmshlng touches this week.
n. W. Rodman is seriously i'll
!ooay with heart trouble and it is
reared that the end is near.
MIS- Jas. Heron of Roslyn, is in
'ae city visiting with her husband
assessor Heron, this week.
f. >. Coleman of North Bend
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-07-19

Su'hed his duties as U. S. bank
examiner.
Mrs. J. P. Flynn of Sunnvside
addition, we believe, is the first il
'iiiS valley to announce ripe tona-
toes, having gathered a nice mess
OF them yesterday.
The work of hauling steel rails
tor the Milwaukee in the east end
OF the valley is now in progress. a
number of loads having gone out
yesterday and today.
Miss Jasmine Britton, who has
spent the past school year in Smith
College, Northampton, Mass. is in
the city visiting with her aunt,
Miss. l.. II. Wheeler.
O. T.. Purdin of Tacoma, whose
business is buying cattle for FRYE
Bruhn & Co., was in the city,
Wednesday, visiting his brother.
r. l.. Purdin and family.
Messrs. I,orimcr & Gallagher
went out over the line of their CON
tract on the Milwaukee from this
city to the foothills east of town
Wednesday and Thursday.
Edward Russell, formerly of this
city and valley, but who has spent
the past few years in Okanogan
county, near Twisp, is in the city
this week greeting old friends.
Frank Martin, manager of the
Ellensburg Trading company, who
spent several days of late in the
hills, returned home Tuesday
evening and is again at his post of
duty.
d. A. Holbrook lett Wednesday
afternoon for Lake Chelan and
other points in Okanogan county
where he has mining interests.
He will return about the 1st Of
August.
Rev. Allen X. Smith of Grace
Episcopal church, assisted by Mr..
Sharp will hold services at No.
Is school house, commonly known
as Slow Corners next Sunday
at ? pm. All cordially invited.
Mrs. A. c. Steinman, Mrs. w.
D. Garter and daughter Thelma,
Frank Home and family, Mrs.
Dodd and L.yn Wheeler are i'll the
Nahum canyon to spend some
weeks camping and enjoy nature
in all its simplicity.
Mrs. Lydia Hamilton and grand
daughter, Ethel Moss arrived this
morning to make All extended visit
with J. Mark Martin and wife.
Mrs. Hamilton is Mrs Martin 5
mother. Ethel Moss is a niece
and her home is in Weiser, Idaho.
c. L. Thompson, local manager
of our telephone system and Miss
Elsie Brashear of North Yakima,
were married in the city of North
Yakima, Monday, July IS, at high
noon. The Dawn extends the
usual greetings and wishes for
them long and happy life.
William McI>wen is now in
charge of the Ellensburg Creamery
wagon on the east side He IS
an old hand at the business and
knows lust how to handle product.
He expects to go to the Sound
soon to see if he can not recuper
ate lost health. If he does not
succeed there, he will later go on
down to California or Old Mexico.
Dr.. G.. NJ. Steele, who left this
CITY couple of months since to
take a post graduate course III the
medical school of Chicago, returned
a few days since, no longer a
single man, having chosen tor his
life companion, one of the talrest
Of the fair. The Dawn Joins a
host of friends i'll extending well
wishes. long life, peace and pros
pcrity.
One of the Yakima papers Is
authority for the statement that
the n. p. is going to paint the de-
j
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Get your "No Hunting" or "No
Fishing" or mo Trespassing" notices
at The Dawn office. Neatly printed on
good stiff cloth.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-07-19

Get your baler books at The Dawn
office. They are self-calculating and
give totals at a glance.
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NTED-To engage some one
...;,h team and Irvine binder to cut
w tont 60 acres of grain. L. c. BEEBE.
On Hubbell's ranch, miles norvne "a
of Ellensburg WV
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That's why we want you to take
time to cut this out, and address
CRESCENT MFG. co.
SEATTLE, WASH.
We will mail you sample of
MAPLEINE and Booklet
Mapleine Dninties.
1T WILL TELL YOU
That at cost of Sole you can
make gullon of Syrup better
than Maple.
This is how you do it:
Boil 4 pints pure water, pour
into lbs GRADUATED sugar. add
l OF Mapleine, strain through
cloth.
Delicious? Pure? Ask yourself.
35c will bring OF bottle.
Cakes, Puddings, Ices have that
sumptuous, delicious flavor.
Can you pass it by?
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Baler books at The Dawn office,
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HOW'S This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward Tor amy
case Of CHtarSh than cannot be cured by Hall
Catarrh Cure.
+. j. CHENEY, Il co, Toledo Q.
We the UNDERSIGNED have dnown f. j. che
ncv for the last II years. acd believe him per-
fcctlv honorable in all business trans actions
and are perfectly rblc to carry out any obllga-
tons made by his firm
WALpING. kINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system. Testimonials sent free Price 15c
ncr bottle Sold by all Druggists.
Take Pals Family Pills for Constitutions
FOR SALE-1O0x120 feet NE. corner
Fourth and Water streets, old mill
building and storey and half house,
all for $25 per front foot.
52tf l.. A. VINCENT.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-03

stairs" And tien all tour were the iron, hall. find
l lpson sr III a,,T 70 Be ianitors All Jour
gong the next house TO sweep there, the AiScrs
pausing whine
Bantrs. We always said you such nice gentle
man.
sweep down the next house But the headong RVS,
stopped By something overheard b. Mixer lie
heard Bantry saying TO man and woman;
Well, those people be IN charge now you'd
better them ii you want rooms
Mixer turned about. caught has wife's long arm.
yanked her about with him; both ran back TO the
stoop
woman. fiat and remarkably wide nostrils
smiling, stod face; fine fresh conpleNion tousselcd
hair r And man with han hanging ,r head =. ner.
They looked at each other, eyes blinking with cum
They led the way to door. punctured if it had
been ttling gun target. where many Differentiated
spring locks had been fitted
The Mixers rented the only vacant floor in the
Row.
Into tire third house with Junpers-White JACKIE.
just emerging from the second house Mrs Iarino
patted and adjusted her turban Tarino stumbled
his broom. They glanced up the street Bantry had
the e.' stoop OF Number $50
Maybe they to the third floor. Mamie"
from rariro. 1--WE rent the floor them. and then
where will the Mixers be with the agent We get him
tenant and he gives us the job: sure thing
Tarino eaped the street and alarmed the strangers
BY forcing them back in the doorway, that if the
Mixers should appear the Mixers should know moth
placid nlotferly looking old lady. hands calmly
folded in front Of her upon little leather bag And
mouth that seemed to sprawl from cheek cirecS;
soft-nanaered looking not very strong.
I'VE heard You have floor to let here
The excited little Tarino pushed them into the hall
and up the stairs Mrs. Tarino followed with stately
tread. .turbaned head held high.
And TO be the Tarnos had floor to LET Bright
fine rooms, with sunbeam THAT in almost five
minutes every clear day.
What is If these young people saying. Eddie :"
asked the old lady. Deaf old LADY, Convincing argu-
ments and descriptions quite thrown away But
Yes. these rooms will do very we'll Well move
right in.
Then back sweep down more houses. Busy Mix
ers chucklcd and nudged each other slyly Busy
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-03

low-for they found door-knobs polish. They shud-
dered with disgust; the execrably initiative Tarinos
were rubbing other doorknobs
A furniture cart stopped in front OF Number go
Then the Mixers a back yard, hoping that the
Tarinos would follow and know nothing about the
rented floor, and through the hall the Iarinos
falling each other TO lure the Mixers after
them.
And only furniture cart, but furniture
carts had ttnioaded humber $50.
Then tire bulldog following her furni-
finding it piled along the wall of the third
floor rooms Old lady and her son came up the
stairs: their furniture in line along the west wall
Who you, and what do you want here. from
the bulldog She glowered much she
could with her fat coarse pnk-and-white face
You're Eddie O'Rourke. and I've you loiing-
ing the with lot OF 1oafcrs since you
were knee-high-but what doing in rooms, -
And / know you Mrs. Plank" he said. ard
your husband who has the falling sickness. and YOU
not never letting him go the hospital where he'd get
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-03

but then darted into the hall, and abruptly returned,
Shaping his pockets, if he had forgotten
thing.
Misunderstanding the floor, swapping his fingers,
excitedly twitcning his eyelds--tIe Mixers are
sweeping down the stairs. Mixer has jumper on.
Then you put your bar Jacket! advised Mrs
Tarino And around II hair she wound a
towel for a turban. But, unlike Mrs Mixer, she
looked in the mirror, patted the trirban. pinned
another way. patted it again. And with the
white bar jacket beside which jumpers would in
deed look dull and commonplace Out in the hall with
the broon-armed Tarinos. Competition began
From Mrs Mixer. furiousfy sweeping dust down
upon the white jacket below her. her gaunt muscular
arm rnotioning her husband to do the
oh, Mrs. Tarino. you a very nice lady, Me
and my husband said you very nice lady. and
for rough work like taking OF houses
Oh. the soft pretty hands got!"
With austeritv. from Mrs Tarino
Whatever my husband tells me- must do When
he tells sweep down stairs, l must sweep down
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-03

= Wh1te-f1ecked
~ OF gulls. A slaughter house and brewery.
~ Then Caskoden's row of tenement houses
YOUR e Tar and 0w wawng and
Tapping OF quilts, table cloths towels, shirts, Skirts
wrappers aprons and l out on o the not
ladder connecting them with another was to be
seen There were wash tubs on the halcones rugs poll
Thirty ash cans three in front of each house. Women
the windows hs.singmlike gallery at an ab bh
with strap full of Differentiated dinner bells.
Across the street was the real e estate Once OF Inc
reputablc-looking but from his Office the agent could
Il see only spots of it.
Janitor Bantry smoking an inverted corn-cob stood
the stoop of Number 58o and anguidy surveyed the
Row. There good deal of energy in Janitor
Pantry; but the turned to tired melancholy as
he surveyed the Row, and thought of halls and stairs
badly in need of 2 broom
Ing the length of the Row Behind the railing were
discarded shoes. stove pipes. flower pots, window
shade tomato cans, paper rags The janor was look
ing unhappy. when the harness maker from the next
block came along. Then:
Mr., straggler's mouth widened into an expectant
grim for the anitor always had good tell
well, what do you want to see me about this morn
why. yes Now. what is it going say3
We'll. it amt like mobile that has just
you down, it will come back again Did eyer tell
maker went his way. laughing heartily Janor Bantry,
himself. looked almost as amnsed-tlren melancholy
have to be set back in the yards. Thirty torments
played through the janitorial mind until
~Ah, Mr.. Grossbeak! I've been looking all over for
you Let's see! What it wanted to say? Oh
WELL it amt like burglar you've trapped in your wine
cellar it won't go consuming nothing in the
time Did tell you about when l selling
lghtning-rod. up Canada way?. Another story, and
then the anitor sauntered the turned his
hack upon work undonc, and tried to think of nober
things.
- This is why tenants in the neglected houses said
"Never you fear! The agent will wake tip some day,
and then Bantry will be out of job. He'll wish ne
had done little work them
So, morning, astonished when, out
the stoop, between of his hand to hardwood
men. harness makers and tobacconists, the anitor
marked dejectedly, to tenant:
tits true you can't tell who your friends arei And
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-03

Tari.,os chuckled and winked. To mer the agen.
with news OF a rented floor would certainly MAKE
favorable impression upon HIM
Houses all swept down! They would have to ma
something else 10 do Over the iron railing with the
fariros-out into the barrels with the refuse there.
And, oh, vile imators that the Mixers were they,
too, cleared up the rubbish that had been accunu-
lating for years.
hen the Mixers their eyes hcavcnward and
failed to understand how human could fall
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-03

Sweeping down the stairs" from Mrs. Mixer She
seIzed broom; made turban OF towel; cut ioar
lag and made apron OF IT.
i II put my Jumpers" cried Mixer.
Out IN the hall, both of them Two broonls surgng
down the stairs
hen III the first-aoor rooms
Leo" said Mrs Tarino. petulantly you've let
one beat YOU Go who it is that you've let beat
you"
Leo darted to the door-paused, liking go out.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-03

him there in his Office I've fnoved twenty years
I'm getting pretty old 10 have trouble Ike this
ah, good morning, MIR. Schmidt. Just the I've
been wanting ee!-Ol we'll, it amt Ike marble
creased plank, it won't away"
The expected had happenedl
a consultation in the frst-hoor rooms Mrs Tariao,
tall young Irish woman, saying 10 her sprightiy
little Italian husband:
Leo go right TO the agent, before anybody is
engaged. told you long before put in your ap-
pcation, because anybody could Mr. Bantry would
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-03

lose his job But tire shades, visible in spots behind
insurance signs, drawn and told that the agent
had yet reached his Office.
A second-aoor consultation, Long-arn Mrs. Mix
er, with muscles in crooked ridges her long
And Mixer himself, furtvc-eyed; head thrust
like yultures from Jumps OF shoulder blades. Mixer
saying:
I'm tired to death working in hotel kitchens for
six week and taking every chefs abuse! Well get
these houses and twenty month and free.
The agent amt his Office yet, bu--you and
me start right in and be doing the work when he
comes He'll hire if he and finds us
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-03
THIS COMPLETE STORY

so of flor Coming
andd o
be foundu o it
is becoming minen n e o
The pctu for snark
sprt thecha crardse describe i a
il the pages OF a n
andwhhs vyiik caught
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-02-03
Copyright. 1906. By Thomas II. Mckee.

BLUE river, white-hecked with the flying
OF eulls A slaughter house and brewery.
Then Caskodens row of tenement houses.
From far away Caskoden Row would catch
La Junta tribune., 1907-02-23

Mrs. Knowlton is under the doc
tors care.
The campaign of 'O6-'O7 is finish
ed. all but
George Lockhart left for Pueblo
Tuesday on No. 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey visited La
Junta "Wednesday.
Mrs. Harvey is taking a vacation
from postoffice duties.
Mr.. Almeida took the early train
for Pueblo Wednesday.
The Gaskell family are moving to
Winsor. where he has position.
Pueblo received a visit Tuesday
from DIR. and Mrs. Waxham.
Mrs. Rockwell's father. Mr.. Bam-
ford. came from Wyoming Friday.
Mile Autobee. patriarch of Boone.
paid his periodical visit to Sugar
City Monday.
The house on Rooms avenue now
occupied by Steve Ayres. has been
sold to Billy Harvey.
Mesdames Harvey and johnson
rode out to the Harvey ranch on
their wheels Tuesday.
The managing editor of the Pueb-
10 Democrat greeted Sugar City
friends the last Of the week.
The citizens party killed them
selves three years ago by partisan
legislation. Are they about to make
the same mistake?
VIM. Harvey is digging q large
well and putting up . windmill on
his desert claim south Of town. for
irrixating purposes.
Fred Hickman. q Pueblo painter.
fell from .. scsfold at the factory
Tuesday and was quite badly bruis-
ed. He was laid up for couple Of
days.
All agree on the desirability Of
electric lights. Still. in the absence
Of any plan acceptable to the omnip-
otent majority. we go on wrestling
with coal oil and gasoline in the old
approved style.
La Junta tribune., 1907-02-23
Order to Show Cause.

TATE oF COLORADO.
tos>I1 oF oIrKo.
ls the matter 1T the estate 81 jsfnrs ".
Brown. Decra=sd.
orisr 10 show cau=e on PETITION tsr sale OF
real estate.
This matter coming on to- he heard or this
kth DAY nf February \ u. i;ss. upon tis.. Is-
tion nirt h.r"iu hs Ead " Hs-ttiz. Al
oliow ing described real estate. ar = tpfrf ION
hereof. t"-an. The southwest quarter Of
section eight. township twenty tour. -suth
q range hfty -four west in Otaru county
oiorssi"- Tor the parpo-s of paying The
r',sfs ot standardization IA Ne- aud far the best
ntere~t- OF the estate. aud il nov appear
n9 Ia the Court frum said tstitiou that proper
nd legal sronuds for the ssle of all or a gor-
fion Of said real estste.
NOW rHLREtDRE. IL is ordered by the
Hpsace T.. Brown. james W. Bro~n aud all
i,er-ots- " ho are legatee- devi-es~ of ia
STATE. or sny part theres.f or heirs ~ aid de
-~sieut h. and appear before said Court nj the
lunta. County and stat. aforesaid. On the
-fh day Of March. A. ID. fsgs. st the hour of
70 o'clock in the forenoon Of "a "a day. then and
herr ~ .hov cans. q any there 10. why or
d-e should not he made directing the said al
ninistrstor To- ~ee the whole or much Of
aid real estate - may he necessary for the
purIss-e~ ~iseeifed in said pstitiou.
IT Is FURTHER ORDERED that this or
der ~ published nor at least four -ssecr=-ive
seeh- in the 1. JrST. ImsrsF. weekly
II - ErRrHER ORDERED that Clyde
r. ssavfs. E-a.- ~ aid tountv Of seero. h~ and
he j. hereby spyointesf qua rtiaia al litefu
for Horacs Z. Brown aud Jsraes W. Brown.
~ the Court: A.B. WALLIS.
County Jastxe.
Last publication March y. feos.
La Junta tribune., 1907-02-23
WsIhes-csj0.

William T. Walker and Miss Nora
Cain were married Thursday even
ing, Rev. Conrad Bluhm Of the
Presbyterian church officiating.
Mr.. Walker is well known busi-
ness man Of Las Animas where he
has resided for some years. Miss
Cain has been teaching in the South
Ia Junta school during the current
school year. Her work as an in
structress has been highly satisfac-
tory. Mr.. and Mrs. Walker will
reside in Las Animas where they
ere now open to the congratulations
a friends.
La Junta tribune., 1907-02-23
ee'mits 60 Wss.

Marriage licenses were in great
demand at the court house this
week, permits to wed. in addition to
those chronicled in another column
OF this issue. being granted as fol-
lows; James Henry Weston and
Rachel Charles, both Of La Junta;
Frank Isaac and Grace NJ. Brown.
both OF La Junta; Walter C. Bosley
and Eliza c. Dowell. both Of Las An
imas; Tranquilo Martinez and Mar
celia Lagunes. both Of La Junta;
William T. Walker and Nora Kain,
both Of Las Animas.
La Junta tribune., 1907-02-23
Shsdss ~ Ssvsseh.

At q meeting Of the council Mon
day evening il was voted to suppress
the Curry Auction Company. be-
cause the people Of Sugar City were
giving them too much patronage 70
the detriment Of the local merchants.
1t was not claimed that they were
doing anything but q straight legiti-
mate business, no misrepresenta-
ton was alleged. The policy Of the
party now controlling Sugar City
has always been Of q partisan ma
ture. Three years ago the council
voted out two saloons at consider
able loss to the city financially, in
order to throw the trade to the two
remaining saloons, which always
mad been loyal supporters of the
citizens party. Wouldn't it be
good policy for the council elected
by the people to do little leQislat-
ing for the people and allow indi-
viduals to manage their own affairs?
This act is on the same principle or
lack Of principle tried by a number
Of that council who desired an or
dinance passed prohibiting people
from patronizing merchants outside
Of Sugar City. We understand the
originator Of that idea is quite
prominent in the present action.
La Junta tribune., 1907-02-23
Assiies,,.. .. ,e..s s...s ,..s..
Ofrics OF InE STATE BoANp
or LAND COnnIsHIoNGss.
DEs,ns, GoIo;; Z I. F~h,s..ry q, 1907;

NOTICE Is HEkEBY GIVEN HAT TH
- Plenderieith aud Rouasd. who's p.,-t-
sIce address is L. Jusss. CoIo.. On F~bssIary
~ 1901. made application No. xS.s. to the state
ufAfd - Land CDam is<insseRs to lea-s the
rIuin4 Described schs.sl lsads. situate IN
ID nnns. Oeero asd Las Anins. counties, Colo
rste. to-U cit:
Al Of section ID. to~ a-hip ~ south. all os
srcttoa ~. township q south and all 81 sec
toe -. township - south. range So west.
All Of SECTIONS " and ~. township ri south
all 81 srctioti- ~ and ~. township q south
sud all of section ID. township - -aith range
5 west.
All Of sections u aud 81. to~n-hip ri -uutl.
fsnge - west.
No other application To lease III. aboye
descrfts-d premises or objection against the
love application will bs considered sft.r
March ~. EO..
John y. NIylAN.
Register State Beard Land Commits .ui.er-
tirst publication. February - 1876.
Last publication. March III. IesG.
La Junta tribune., 1907-02-23

osshodis'. Rev. ". 6. s.,,en. Pastor.
Usual services tomorrow both
morning and evening conducted by
the pastor. Morning subject. THE
Value Of an Eduction." Evening
topic, The Banishment of Tears"
All other services at the usual hours
and every one cordially invited.
La Junta tribune., 1907-02-23
- AsoS
Town

Amelia Bingham. the famous ac-
tress-mana9er. has been offered q
contract calling for season of forty
continuous weeks at 5000 per
week by the Keith and Proctor syn
dicate. She refused with the re-
mark. That the emoluments were
insufficient"