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La Junta tribune., 1907-01-19

An0 eenase1 80 on0e1U eoDo ov0 -
shsir tsbie anAl - hb hanAD - ~
sAouBArr u h~ ssrsrt- wei ~ ~
lsv. yea have snressded prstay vsn =
Aiaap,<sriag fr0a ths fare - - enseA
this time. c>stnisiy. Whsrs hsve -
hssar he anhnA -.
The nsan vss- ~lsariy takea by s--
priss anA smhasra.ssd His fnes 01ah
- -Ar Barka. - ne intrs1scs~-h0
hssitateA Q nssmsat--Aiss Neighhsr.
- saiA Ssaaing toward ths siri
n. nwks beUsi aud sniisd- What
ars yse sSrrsWias for nowr' - ssk~a.
tss~iaG ssats - the 1an- -Yss Dast
~ hiAlso 10 . Harlem Aat - sssakiag
In ~ 80 sids hAssassat. Y0sr frisaaaAs
hase ssercheA evssyvhsrs sass 10 Nsw
Yeek ~ you vithDat ssreess--
Il uim come ~ ~ yoSr houss toDse-
row. Dsrks. ssA resAer faithful and
dstifuf sceosnt sf myself. but . wOa't
tn yos nov."
-Nothing ltks hsiny calmly insuits1.
II there. Niss-er-Favor: if yen
sisa't e0me and tell me all about II
shall have you published as one VI ths
mysseriousiy dissppearsti." hs said
eosd naturediy and made his way hack
to his own table
Ths girl looked up suddenly at hsr
conpa Mon. That ID Benedict Burke.
the writer. Isn't fsy' she. asked
YES" he answsrei.
And who are your
The man frownesi 4 moment. then
said. with q smile. "will you promise
10 he just a. neixhboriy when you nnsa
out,''
~ p~omise." she said. hut she looked
almost frightened.
u don't manufacture soothing siruI,s
or sosp~." he said. laughing at her eH-
preston, "but I must confess my name
Is sometimes haunted In street ear sd
ve-tisements. am afraid II will never
be ~ much fun after We have learned
each others Identity" He reached In
his pocket and pulled out n card. Let
me Introduce myself"
mfr Robert Harrison Rockford" she
read and leaned back In her chair and
stared. II was minute before she
quite caught her breath. aud he broke
In. You see. you don't like me nearly
as much as when you thought me .
poor iaborcr living on half rations.'
''Eut 10 think you didn't let me know
! was telling NIL my seedy little trou-
blcs 10 one Of the big authors OF the
day. 1t wasn't quite right" she said.
pressing her bands together hard In her
la.
"WonlI you have told them II you
had known"
81 don't know" she answered.
''You see. that Is what a fellow gets
for having sort Of soapmaker's name.
People don't give him half chance"
How did you happen to be living In
that little back hall room?" she asked
suddenly.
II am gathering material for a novel.
tracing the struggles of = poor young
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-19
The Fire
= Escape
xArm.a,ss gown
.-osyrssA,. NJ. ~ Ksahsst.s 0lssu

NHE OH crspt sas - - ~ -
ssaps anA HfteA hsr noee -
~ coal ni0At- IL vas - 70
b est is ~ OO>a afsss that
hu6y haek hall hr1rOon- Ths ors -
OPP save = yiimp.s u Snly . Patch -
- hsavsus. but ths starr we're ~
Ame that Looked down over ~ ha0e
dAe had come frosn. snA they sse0sd
- draw her closer To n. o,se Peesssd
bpr face against the cOsd sroa bars 81
oooked up blinkingiy. \ ssb chokea In
Der throat. 4 thump near her made
her turn suddenly. and she aaw . man
sitting In the window next that o,seuad
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-19

rs 1T HONEsICKNEsS 2 HE ASKED.
o. 10 the same fire escape. The girl
made n quick move To go In. hut the
nan spoke. and she paused.
.'Is II homesicknessY' he asked qui-
s1ly.
Something In bis voice made the
Anous we'll up In her eyes, % that she
cou0a only nod her bead and smile
wavesingiy.
..Easw did you xuessY' she asked AFT
er Q moment.
Il used to have II. aud know"
'.lt IL very silly" said the girl. but
the. aights seem to clufch one 90"
Il used to cure myself BY getting the
glosaiest book ] could lay hands ON
and reading IL until I was ~ steeped
In nslanchOiy and darkness that II
woulA grow positively funny"
Ths Girl laughed and moPped away
the tsars.
~ have One theories I wrap about
me II bright hour~-theories discourag-
Ing all such atmospheric things ~
bomeplckness nd the biues-but they
only act like little demons to mock me
whsu q genuine spell OF hOmesickness
comes on"
st1ghtIng always makes II wofse."
hs said.
This man with his friendliness was
like q tonic to the girl. The two talked
On obviously. 1t seemed perfectly
natural that he should emerge sudden
~ and sit there chasing away her
moodiness with his easy chatter. He
was the nrst person she had really
talked to since she came TO New York
few weeks ago. and In the pleasant
neas Of the sensation she let his sym
pathetic questions lead her on to talk
ab0ut her work. her ambitions and her
plans. They sat chatting half an hour
o. mere when the girl made a move to
q. She held out her hand to the
stranger. Thank you for curing my
honesickness." she said frankly.
n sAali understand whether you real
" appr0ve Of my prescription II you
let me know the next time the same
,nalady threatens you."
There was a comfortable. warm little
feeling in the girls heart as she crept
tIack Into her room. the pleasant tingie
that follows q talk with some one that
ua0erstapds. In the plain. staring sun
Iight of the next morning her experl-
eoro Of the Ore escapes seemed very
i0prObable and absurd. but the men,
~ e Il brought gladness that lasted
al aay while she worked away at Q
sssgy sAe was writing. II vas good to
know that there was one friendly soul
ID - big lonesome city. even II be
WoRo Q saadowy specter that came ont
e ~ nlght and had prObably van
isAo1 lnto nothinsDess. But In thu aft
esaosa when she went to the window
- lssk oct she found an evidence of
~ reality sf her ghost In Q white mug
WloA . buact Of violets In II. She
ssseAed sut for them sreedily 40
bwseA hef face In their ffaUast
1pGAs. o. the handle of the mug was
. enea With the words. ~Foe the little
hGDessck lady Of the IRE escape. froD
~ oext dor neiehbor."
- heast thumped - that II there
- beea any heDessckness n Il 81
- Dsoest II wosbd surely have SPILL
Dvosy Aay sAsse was ssae further
6unlnn ftun ~ ssxt 49, seiGAbsr-a
omEA e 1swssA. . Nc rssy appse -
0ny1o . jssly ntt1s ases-whscb ~
- puowooo shaaAs ese n Q ~
La Junta tribune., 1907-01-19

the girl ny mutual agreement they
continued to make the IRE escape their
medium Of c0mmunicat lion. and neither
learned the others name. They were
just "neIghbor'' TO eaclI other. which
was the mans suggestion. II was an
easy. odd sort Of friendship they slip
ped into unquestioninsiy. accepting II
M naturally as chlldren do good gifts.
Three weeks passed before the man
said anything more about the mann
script Of her story. One evening ~
they sat st dinner almost hidden In
one corner Of a cafe behind tall shrub
berry he handed her = note. which
rad:
Dear BoA-Where an you come across
that story. and who 10 thu mysterious.
unknown writer: II - . good story. !
an going TO rush II In the Christmas
number and should like to sUeak for any
mere you can secure froa the sa1s
source n they are - well written II
really - an eHcelIsatiy handled thing.
I inciose check 10 you. ~ you DO not give
tAs naRe - address Of the author. Youfs.
SIDNEY HENDERoON-
The girl looked At The name ~ The
oasnsine peinte1 On TIE statioqery
snd save Q lIttbs sxcited gasp. 4 luanp
came n he9 thfuat fer . 0eOeat. 1t
seemed Almost tso sood - be TIRE.
she strgeched eut her hand 10 ~
ueishlse acrsss TIE tsAje asA- 1ooke1
~ thanks. The weader u n AVID
hef i1ts siDeace.
Wl1Is they sat afssr 1inses. nsasslno
- IT, nus1c. IT, ~ tsske1 - soss
- 0eee H. Dnap - ssao at tahoo
Aersss ~ G.ss- Ne ~ eeaan1ao
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ty and the city authorities cooperate in
an effort to suppress this great evil in
our community; and that a further in
vestigation be made by the next grand
jury.
We recommend the passage of a law
defining the duties of the county audi
tor and authorizing the board of revenue
to pay as many assistants as may be
necessary for him to promptly audit the
business of the county. And we further
recommend that the fine and forfeiture
fund be checked UP by the auditor and
that the board of revenue pay for all
necessary help employed by the auditor
for that purpose.
Illegal Voting.
On account of the lack of time occas-
Toned by the press of other matters COM
ing before us, we have been unable
to thoroughly investigate the question of
Illegal voting in the elections recently
held in this county, and we, therefore,
request that the same be referred to the
next grand jury for further investiga-
ton
In Larceny Cases.
We recommend to the legislature now
in session that a law be passed providing
that where a conviction is had in cases
of larceny. the owner of the stolen prop
erty, upon Identifying the same and prov
ing the value thereof may recover such
value by way of an additional fine or
sentence being imposed on the defend
ant.
Now feeling that we have discharged
all the duties required of us, we ask that
your honor finally discharge us from
further service. Respectfully submitted.
r. e. COLLINS,
Foreman of the Grand Jury, January
Term, 1907.
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IN THE BIRMINGHAM
REAL ESTATE MARKET

Deeds of conveyance were filed in the
office of the probate court yesterday in
the following transactions over $1,000:
e. s. Howell and Ida T. Howell to ].
H. Finch and George C. Davis, all the
northwest quarter of the southeast quar-
ter of section r. township II. range 2
west, except twelve acres and the mineral
rights, consideration $1,000.
Olivia league to Warren B. Watkins,
lot 8, in block 104 said lot being so feet
front on south side of Second avenue,
consideration $1,000.
Mrs. Jane Short to j. NJ. Wilson, lot
8, in block &c" fronting so feet on Maple
street. consideration $1,000.
Francis A Couch to Astoria ]. Nit
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chell, lot As feet front by $50 feet deep
on Fifty-ninth street and Second ave-
nue.. consideration $3.50.
W. A. Mccain to c. G. wetzell. tha
northwest corner of the north half OF
block p, of Forsyth addition to Wood
lawn, orsideration $500.
Alice Rosentihl to NJ. F. Smith, lots II
and IS, in block 265, North Birmingham,
consideration $780,
J. f. Elkin and wife 10 Mrs. H. c.
Canterbury and George W. Canterbury,
lots 5 and 6, in block 9 B. East Lake.
consideration $500.
Bertram Jacobs to Yeatman-Reynolda
Co.. lot 6, in block A, Glen Iris, consider
alton $3.50.
Lille E. Coe to Nellie Stephens. all or
block D, in woodlawn. consideration
5000
Christian S. Webb, administrator, and
others, to William o. Snyder, lots and
8. in block 7, Webb & Wood South High
land subdivision of Birmingham, consid-
GRAFTON s5OOO
Roscoe J. Mcconnell and wife to JameA
Toole and Joseph Toole, east half of lot
:, in block 49, being % feet front on
south side of Third avenue between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets. cons
sideration $4,000
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FOR SALE.
$45O0-Iarge Sycamore st. lot.
S315o-Big lot 1 blk. s. 10Th ST.
S1250-Good Richmond Place lot.
$275o-Rhodes circle lot.
$50 Pr. Ft.-Ave. G., 27 & % SITS.
$25,0O0-Highland ave. home; extra fine.
$40. 000-Choice Highland ave. cor.
s500o-S Higld cottage home; extra.
$6O00-Elegant S. Higld place; furnace.
$7250-2-story, Ave. K, res. fine lot.
$5500-Lot Q ave, 25 e. 26 SITS.
$5O00-Lot Sd ave, 14th & 18th SITS.
$26, O0o-Third avenue bargain.
s32. 5O0-3-story brick rents $780,
$50, O00-North goth st. property.
s16,5O0-Close in N. side cor. rents $500.
$1650-Norwood lot, east front; lies well.
s3000-1O0x240, 18th ave, 21 & 20 SITS.
s2750-Cottage oath St., near Sth ave.
S3500-Good home, 18th ave-, corner.
$1000-Lovely Fountain Hts. lot.
r. MCCONNELL & CO.,
Phones s10 2107 Third Ave.
Opposite court house.
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Hop Jack Licenses.
County Detective.

County Detective.
We recommend that detective be en-
ployed by the county to run down various
crimes and get testimony. We believe a
few detectives could soon rid the county
of all gaming tables, violations OF the
revenue law, and greatly decrease the
carving of concealed weapons.
We recommend the strict enforcement
of the vagrancy law, as we find many
crimes committed by this class of people,
and we recommend that they be punished
severely.
We recommend that the inmates of the
county Jail and almshouse suffering from
loathsome diseases be placed In a pest
house, and we find many such cases at
both Institutions.
We recommend that first-class elevators
be installed in the court house at once,
as the cost of maintaining the same
would be very trifing compared to the
convenience 1t would afford citizens hav-
ing business on the upper floors of the
court house.
We recommend the tearing down OF the
old Jail, which Is now being used as
hospital and kitchen, and a new one built,
as we do not consider the old one safe,
as it is nothing more than fire trap.
To Suppress Gambling.
We have plenty of evidence that regu-
lar gambling houses are being conducted
almost publicly in many places In Bir-
mingham, but we have been unable to Sc
cure the testimony of any witnesses who
visit these places who have any knowl-
edge of the owners or operators thereof.
|. We, therefore. recommend that the coun-
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Fleisher Brothers desire
clothing statesmen, with estab-
lished trade in Alabama, Ar
kansas and Louisiana to sell
mems and young mems me-
dunn priced clothing. Apply
by mail only, stating full par
ticulars. FLEISHER BROS,
8O9-S11-813 Arch street. Phila-
elphia, Pa.
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EbOrn's Realities

EbOrn'S Realities
100x190, new modern, Groom cottage;
block of car line; easy walk of the CEN
ter. Well located and a bargain; $500
cash, balance to suit.
$500
Seven-room, two-story, modern cottage;
prettlest property at Palmer Terrace,
Ensley; $3.50 cash, balance monthly. 1t
is an up to date home
$500
A choice home, two-story, S-rooms; fur
mace heat and CRATES; on attractive cor
nor 50x1S0. This choice home is on 18th
street, near Eleventh Avenue Methodist
church, South Highlands.
$1,000
A corner with cottage; fronts car line.
Five Points district
$4,000
Rents $3.50. A neat, modern, 8-room home,
near Eleventh avenue, South Highlands.
$4,000
A neat, new, modern, two-story, Z
room home, Eighteenth street, South
Highlands; $1,000 cash, balance easy
monthly.
$500
An elegant brick veneer two-story,
modern, 7-room home; overlooks the city
near 22nd street, Highlands
$500
A rich 24-acre tract; one and half
miles of Ensley and Pratt CITY; ele-
waited, level, fine orchards; broom house.
Fine truck garden land. Terms: one
half cash, balance easy.
$500 Per Acre
1900 acres on railroad with 26 houses;
bold creek through 1t. Fine springs Sta
ton on property, 30 miles or Birming-
ham II sold In seven days IS per acre;
one-third cash, balance years.
$4,000
Corner. 10Oxl40; block of car line, Avon
dale; splendid 1O-room. two-story dwell
ing: also 5-room dwelling. VIII pay fine
interest Improvements alone worth S5oOo
A bargain for quick deal.
$4,000
14Ox15O, two-story, 10-room residence
about a block of car line. Choicest suburb
OF Ensley.
$4,000
Neat Groom dwelling. Best part OF East
birmingham. Built of best brick; Slo00
cash, balance / and years.
$500 Per Acre
Six hundred acres fee simple timber.
coal and mineral land, near Decatur.
Ala.
$4,000
5ox2oo, with cottage, West of Nineteenth
street. South Highlands.
$500
sox19o, 7-room house: fine lot; close to
the center. A bargain.
To Buy, sell or exchange real estate.
place It in business shape and I Will
sell 1t.
B. F. EBORN
BO4-7 Brown-Marx building.
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Hoods Sarsaparilla is peculiar to it,
self In merit ami curative power. Take
only Hoods.
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Day You a SaIdIN OF 900 PCT IIIUIIlII anu
all travelling expenses, with our check
for $50 when engaged, to take orders for
the greatest and most reliable portrait
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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-04-12

days and costs for having been unlaw-
fully on the premises Of another. His
bail was declared forfeited.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-04-12
.OIS,OF,,}T GEORGE
IN GRAND SMOKER
DELIGHTFUL EVENING IN NEW
KNIGHTS OF PYTHTAS HALL
ROUSING CHORUSES.

Until midnight and beyond the Sons
ioyed a smoking concert in the new
knights of Pythias hall such as has
never been excelled. Refreshments
were plentiful and choice and the en-
tertainment contributions of the occa-
sion were splendid
Willie Roe gave an inimitable clos
ing" address early in the evening
which caused peal upon roar of laugh
ter. He lost his manuscript and got
his dates slightly mixed in conse-
quence, but his speech was master
piece.
As chairman, Dr. Armitage was brill
liant The songs were refreshingly
delightful and such as called for rous-
ing choruses. The Sons did themselves
proud.
Besides the numbers on the program
entertainment was given by Mr.. swad-
ling, Mr. Healy, Clifford Kimball and
H. NJ. Ayres. The program was as fol-
lows:
Address, by Chairman DR.. Armitage
Piano Solo ..,.............Mr Caceres
Comic Song-"The Milesian Militia
man. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mr. Smalley
iVoloncello Selection. Ramus
Negro Recitation DIR Waterhouse
Song-"For All Eternity" .........
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mr.. Dougherty
Song-"The Dreadnought" ...........
............ Chief Engineer MCGOWAN
Song.................. Clifford Kimball
Song-"Sons of the Motherland"
''''.''.......,,...... Mr.. Fenwick
Song-"Queen of the Earth" .........
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Mr.. Henderson
Comic Recitation.......NIr. Schwartz
Song-"On the Road to Mandalay".
'''...'.'.'.'......... Mr.. Edmunds
Song"'............M d. w. Anderson
Closing Address. ........M w. Roe
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IMP ROVEMFNTS
At THE Y. NJ. {, A,
RE-ARRANGEMENT OF SOME
FEATURES OF THE ROOMs-NEw
PIANO TO BE PROVIDED.

A number of changes and improve
ments in the interior arrangement Of
the Y M. c. A. building are soon to be
made. Plans and provision was made
at the meeting of the Board of Direc-
tors last Monday evening, for fixing
up social room for the members. The
room chosen is what is known as the
'free reading room" The floor, which
VIII be polished is to have a large rug
Tor covering. The walls will be finished
IN a tinted burlap and will have a
plate rail about five feet from the floor
The large window, which looks into the
gymnasium, will be transformed into
picture frame" the moulding around
the windows will still remain. but the
glass will be boarded UP and photo
graphs and pictures pasted on. Mis-
sion furniture will be the style of fur
niture used and the plans make this
the most attractive room in the build
ing, piano will be set up and
members will have chance to try
over the latest and most popular songs
of the day in their" room.
This means that the free reading
room which has been conducted for
some time past, will be abolished. This
room contained the daily papers and
one or two weeklies and the public
made use of them; misused this use in
fact, transferring the reading room.
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COAL FOR SEWERAGE PUMPING
STATION AND IWILEI
LAUNDRY.

Proposals will be received at the
office of the Superintendent of Pub.
lie Works, Honolulu, until - o'clock
m. of April 18th, 1907, for furnishing
275 tons of coal; 200 tons to be de-
livered to the Sewerage Pumping Sta
ton and rs tons to the Iwilei Laun-
dry.
Bidders will specify the brands or
coal upon which they tender prices.
Coal to be of good quality, free from
slate, dirt or any foreign substances.
Commencement of delivery to be
made Immediately after the award Of
the contract
Proposal must be submitted in a
sealed envelope, addressed to C. s.
Holloway, Superintendent of Public
Works, Honolulu, endorsed Proposal
for Coal"
The Superintendent of Public Works
reserves the right to reject any or all
bids
G. S. HOLLOWAY,
Superintendent of Public Works.
Honolulu, April 10, 1907
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AUCTION SALE
AT HONOLULU EVA, OAHU.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States, District of Hawaii in
Bankruptcy.
In the matter of Kim Sung Kwon,
Bankrupt
To the creditors of Kim Sung Kwon
formerly of honolulu, Eva, Oahu
Take notice that there will be sold
at public auction on Monday the 18th
day Of April, 1907, at 10 o'clock a. m.
at the store of the above named Bank
rupt, at honolulu, aforesaid, by the
undersigned all the Personal Property,
Leasehold and Buildings, Store, Fix
lures and Stock i'm trade of the said
Kim Sung Kwon contained in the store
of said Bankrupt at said honolulu.
Island Of Oahu by James T. Morgan,
Auctioneer.
Said property will be sold to the
highest bidder for cash, and subject
to the approval of the District Court
of the United States for the District
of Hawaii, pursuant to the order of
Hon. Sanford B. Dole, Judge Of said
Court.
Dated at Honolulu, this 5th day Of
April. 1907
WADE WARREN THAYER,
Trustee Of Kim Sung Kwon, a bank
r1lDt
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IN The SENATE
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The first business at the afternoon
session was the report of the Commit
tee Of the Whole on House Bill No.
1856, the County salary grab bill, ana
Senate Bills No. "A and IS. The COM
mittee recommended tabling the two
latter bills and the passage Of the
House bill on second reading with the
amendments that had been made at
the afternoon session. On motion of
Coelho the report was adopted, carry
ing the bill on second reading. on
motion of Coelho the Senate adjourned
for the day at 2;O6 p m.
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preme Chancellor of the Knights OF
Pythias, to whom we wrote at the sug.
gestioh of our fellow townsman, Mr..
Ed. Towse, acknowledges the receipt
of our letter and pamphlet and states
that he will try and arrange to visit
Hawaii during his term of office.
A comparison of the arrivals at Ho-
nolulu for the first three months Of
1905, 1906 and 1907 is most encourag-
ing. Following out our inquiries along
this line, Mr.. c. G. Ballentyne, Mana
ger of the Honolulu Rapid Transit
and Land Company, writes, under
date of April 4th, that during the year
1905 his Company carried 6,616,52S
passengers, while during 1906 they
carried 7,O62,S52, a gain of 446,324.
During the past few days we have
sent out large number OF pamphlets
to the Orient, also to San Francisco
for general distribution on the Main,
land. We have also supplied our Los
Angeles Office with a fresh lot OF ma.
terial besides sending for our exhibit,
four enlarged photis, as we'll as some
other exhibit material
Respectfully submitted,
H. P. WOOD,
Secretary