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La Junta tribune., 1908-06-20

the capacity of the old compressor is
not sufficient to pump the large
amount of water which is required
during the irrigation season.
Rocky Ford Tribune.
Ord@ay is to have a pop factory
capable of turning out 1000 bottles
of soft drinks per day.
Las Animas now has standard
Wells-Fargo delivery. equipped for
more satisfactory service for the
merchants. There is also city de-
livery to points within the city
limits at a nominal charge.
the train crew which has been
operating out OF Rocky Ford has
been transferred to La Junta. and
every other day train is run from
La Junta to Swink over the main
line OF the Santa Fe and thence to
Holly over the branch road. On
the alternate days the train is taken
back over the same route. This
leaves Rocky Ford off the map and
the rails might as well be taken up
from here to Shelton Junction.
Rocky Ford Tribune.
On Saturday, June Goth. the
Farmers Union will give their an
nual picnic at their hall and grove in
Horse Creek Valley, ten miles west
of Las Animas and ten miles east of
La Junta, where such speakers as
the Honorable Geo. Lang. president
of the State Union. j. II. Crowley "a
man who needs no comment. B. F..
Montgomery. ex-speaker of the
house of representatives. known far
and wide for his sterling ability and
Others will address the multitudes.
How is this for Fowler? Can it
be equaled anywhere in the Valley?
On last Saturday afternoon thirty
two teams were used in hauling
away an array of agricultural i'm
plements sold by the firm of Lewis.
Ang"imson 4 Company, aggregat-
! ing $1,000. The machinery was
pulled into Main street, and halted
for an hour or so. making quite an
interesting spectacle. 1t extended
up the street for three blocks. This
will give you some idea of the
amount of business done by the
merchants of Fowler. Tribune.
La Junta tribune., 1908-06-20
W Aso oows rnl VALLEY

Granada has petioned for an ad
ditional rural route.
Las Animas has provided motor
cycle for the use of their day and
night marshal.
The salary of the postmaster at
Garden City will be raised to $24OO
per annum after July LIST.
A pop factory. with capacity of
1900 bottles per day. is being con-
structed at Las Animas.
The enrolment at the Teachers
Institute. the sessions Of which clos
ed at Lamar last Saturday, was 100.
The lumber for the alfalfa meal
mill and also for the elevator have
been ordered from the Wiley Lum-
Der Company.
Arace war is on at Las Animas,
all same Swink, the obnoxious Greek
imported to thin beets, being the
cause of all the trouble.
Mrs. Emma Somers is now located
at her old home at 42l Santa Fe
avenue where she will be glad to
see her old boarders and new ones.
First class table served.
The city authorities have desided
to buy . new air compressor for use
in lifting water from the wells.
Since the city was forced to abandon
the Woods pump and 60 back to the
air lift system it has developed that
La Junta tribune., 1908-06-20
"a JunrA WILL CELEBRATE.
Fourth Of July Committee Hard at
Work for Big Day.

Two weeks from today La Junta
will celebrate the one hundred and
thirty-second anniversary of our
nations birth in the highest style OF
the art The Fourth of July COM
mittee has been diligent in its busi-
ness and has worked out plan that
insures one of the greatest and
most attractive celebrations ever
witnessed in the Arkansas Valley.
The day will open with the booming
of cannon fired under the auspices
of Colonel Reed. former expert in
the United States navy. and every
salute known in the naval calendar
will be given. During the morning
hours there will be gigantic par
ade. and the programme will include
all. of the well-known Fourth of
July features. from Fourth of
July Grafton by Colonel j. A. Lock-
hart. of Rocky Ford. to Liberty En-
tightening the World while perched
on the top of a CREASED pole.
The parade will include floats.
decorated carriages. calathumpians,
lodges. and various and sundry
other attractions, with special cash
prizes for each feature, including
the best farmers team. best team
of work horses. single rig, etc.
I The sports will include running
races. egg races, sack races, greas-
ed pole. CREASED pig. rooster race
| by the natives of Nine Mile, and an
interesting demonstration of the
Montezuma dance participated in by
fifteen imported natives from the
wllds of Mexico and one lone
senorita.
In the afternoon the attraction at
Pastime Park will be a game of
baseball between the La Junta
Boosters and the cantaloupe rollers
of Rocky Ford for the champion
ship of tie Arkansas Valley.
AuC uoy ASStiNiIico VIII COICiuuc
with grand display OF fireworks
at Pastime Park.
The committees in charge of the
celebration are ready to receive sug-
gestions from any one who is wise
to a feature that would prove at
tractive or be of consuming interes.
to the large crowd tina: is expected
to be present. The committee has
bank roll of 81. 600, and is desir-
GUS of getting rid of it to the best
advantage.
The committee in charge of the
various features are as follows:
Advertising "A. V. Mummey Geo.
S. Thompson, DR.. Ingersoll, j. w.
Sherman, George Mcneil.
Fireworks H. G. Todd.
Water Wagon l.. F. Theits.
Finance-A. b. Corbin, G. II.
Winchell. Dom Mosher.
Sports C. F. Anthem. Charles
Drurv, M. E. Bradish, w. H. Bark
ley. George Richter.
Parade and music-J. v. Welch,
Tom Sheldon. M. r. McCauley, P.
b. Linville, K. G. Dalton.
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specIaI o paIIy Leader.

Special to Daily Leader.
Blackwell Okla March al. N,
Williams, a farmer living near Black
well is in a precarious condition over
injuries sustained by his horse falling
on him during the annual wolf hunt
which took place in Kay county last
week. His theigh was broken and
has been PLACED in q plaster cast and
a heavy weight tied TO his foot in or
der that the injured member may
mend CORRECTLY
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Bladder Pills for about year and they
give better satisfaction than amy pill
over sold. have used them myself
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Inhabitants nor more than fifteen tbouand
inhabitants per month"; counties Of not
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-09-21
D. B. HILL IN POLITICS.
TO SUPPORT BRYAN
Former Senator E. pected to
Take Stump for Nebras-
kan During Campaign.
BY JOHN SNURE

ROCHESTER, y. 7. Sept. 21.-Ex-
Senator David 3. Hin is expected 10
take the stump for W. J. Bryan
When asked about the report that
Mr.. Hill would stump for him. Mr..
Bryan today said he preferred 10 let
any statement as TO Mr.. Hill taking the
stump come from Mr.. bill Mr.. Bryan.
however. said. Mr.. Bill is heartily
supporting the ticket. State and M
tona.."
Nj. Bryan added that as 10 Judge
Parker. he had been speaking out for
some time, and II went without saying
he would heartily support the ticket.
The object Of Mr.. BTyan's visit ye5ter-
day to EsOpUs. where he spent all after
noon with Judge Parker. and 10 VOL
ferts ROOst, where u. c. Herrick was
also the guest OF ex-senator Hill. was
TO make the Eastern conservative Dem
Ocrats more tractable. Ever since he
crossed the Allegheniss, Mr.. Bryan has
been trying by judicious application of
unguents to pacify his old enemies Of
the Cleveland wing Of the party.
Today will be Mr.. Bryan's last one In
the East He will meet many OF eEe
Democrats Of western New York, and
speak at Medina, Lockport, Niagara
Falls, and Tonawanda, with two
speeches in Buffalo tonight. At Roches-
ter, Mr.. Bryan met a number OF western
New York leaders. He has been told
that a perceptible change is taking place
In the farmer vote. which is swinging
now in his direction.
"The drift is to Bryan now without
any question said a prominent Dem
ocrat when talked to frankly Of condi-
tions.
But the question IS whether the Re
pubiicans with their splendid organiza-
ton VIII now be able TO check it. The
Republicans have a way Of winning
the election the last week. State Chai--
man Conners is doing good work and
injecting ginger into the Democratic o =
ganizatiOn, but the trouble is that the
Democrats have most Of the noise and
the Republicans have most Of the or
ganizatiOn.'
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-09-21
BY JAMES HAY, Jr.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Sept. 21.-Fear OF
Foraker's power for harm in Ohio no
longer exists at Taft headquarters
here. Letters and kilograms by the
dozen have come to the candidates Of
Ices today from former Foraker men,
telling Of their determination to turn
from the Senator and give their allegi-
Rnce to Taft and the national ticket The
small following the Senator had is
steadily going from him and turning 10
Taft
Foraker himself is stII determele TO
run for the Senate. He said 50 last
night He repeated the assertion to-
day, and, while he has been compelled
tc renounce even the pretense Of affiIia-
tion with his party organization in Ohio
and the country at large, he believes
he still has a chance for denomination
10 the Senate. He seems unable to ap-
preclate the force of the blow Hearst
has dealt him.
He is the only man in Ohio who does
not realize that his career has been
ended. and that there is no way of re-
trieving himself His old-time follow
ers know II, and are fiocking to Taft,
making what seemed a danger TO the
national ticket pronounced advantage.
Other kilograms Received.
Other kilograms have come to Taft
this morning from all parts OF the
country, commencing his determination
20 reform the conduct Of the national
campaign by the national committee.
Prominent Republicans from every sec
tion Of the Union have sent their mes
sages that it is the one thing tbe party
needed-a campaign conducted along
Taft linCs.' a plan of battle bereft OF
all mystery and reticenCe.
When Il was stated IN these dispatches
ten days ago that Taft had decided to
assume the mastery Of his own cam
paign. and had made I'D his mind to do
real campaigning by every means at his
command. ii was known that he intend
cd 70 get closer to the masses u the
people, to impress upon the country his
own personality more firmly than had
been done by the national committed
He then was acting in accord with the
belief of the rank and nle OF his party,
and the opinion of his friends-Repub-
lcan and Democratic alike-that the
only thing needed to make his election
sure was for the country to know him
as his personal friends know him
His personal advisers wanted the yot
ers to be in a position to appreciate
the broad gauge Of his mind, the
thorough honesty OF his heart and
wealth OF his ability.
Opportunity at Hand.
Now this opportunity is TO be afford
ed. not only by the tremendous amount
of travelling and speaking he intend.
to do, but by the very characteristics
and policies of the national COMMITTEES
headquarters. When Senator Winthrop
Continued on Eleventh Page)
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Taft ReaSSureS Head of Ma
tional Committee by Tele-
gram of Confidence.
CRANE WILL ACT
MERELY AS ALLY
Foraker, Refusing to Admit Defeat,
Declares He Will Run Again
for the Senate.
TAFTS WORD

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Sept. al
There IS no ground for the rumor
that Prank H Hitchcock is to be
supplanted as chairman OF the ma
tionaI committee. The plan Is to
have Senator Crane and his commit
tee associates supply to the cam
paign, the elements Hitchcock has
not given it, In support Of this, is
the following telegram, sent today
to Hitchcock, in Chicago. by Taft:
"Do not be disturbed by publica-
lions with reference to your man
agement OF the campaign or state
ments Of an intention to supplant
you In control.
"Ths presence OF Senator Crane
here gave rise to inferences which
attempted to deprecsss. 7 have
every confidence in you s.nd in the
success OF your management, and I
welcome the assistance, as you do,
Of Senator Crane and OF The auxili-
ary committee, but you are in su-
preme control.
WILLIAM H. TAFT"
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Paris Telephones Out
Of Service for Month

PARIS, Sept. A.-Fire broke out in
the Central Telephone building and
spread with such rapidity thai the tele-
Dbcue employees were forced, after brief
and Intellectual efforts to extinguish the
flames. to fly hastily 10 the streets
The entire building was soon in flames,
and this, together with the pOstof1ce,
Which is close to the place des victories,
was destroyed
The loss is estimated at 100000. but a
much greater loss is likely to be in
waved through the complete Interrupt
tioo OF all telephone communication
In The center OF Paris, as well as COM
n1unication with the provinces and
abroad
tivelv new, and was fitted with the
COSTLY new central battery system. 1t
will take more than month to re-
establish the services and even a tenn
rorary installation will require long
time.
but it is believed to have been due to
a short circuit.
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CHELSEA IS SWEPT
BY 100000 FIRE
Change of Wind Alone Pre-
vented Reproduction of
Winters Conlagration.

CHELSEA, Mass. Sept IA shift
IN the tWenty-five-mile wind which kent
the flames away from the maEufactur-
ing district and swept them toward the
area laid waste by the SS.00J.0O5 fire OF
last winter, where there was nothing
more 70 burn, saved Chelsea today from
another confiaEratiYn which for two
hours threatened to wipe out what the
former blaze had spared. But before
the flames were under control they had
devasted thirteen acres and caused
about S1.vOc. 600 damage.
BattIed for Hours
Aided by apparatus from Boston, East
Boston, CharlestOwn. Medford, Maiden.
Melrose, Stoncham. SOmerville, Everett,
and Revere. The local department bal
tied with the conhagration for mors than
three hours, preventing II from crossing
the Boston and Maine railroad tracks,
where the Standard OIL Con any's high
storage tanks were located. Snd az ldSt
driving II along the State boulevard,
where II burned itself out
Origin Of Fire.
The fire started before S O'Clock, in
an old icehouse at the corneI Of west
Third street and the railroad tracks
W lLLlu NAH al A4DLA q bNAASA 81 &----- -
had haen sent in. and aid summoned
from surrounding towns. The hrst big
building 70 go was the box FACTORY OF
Atwood & McManus, with several MIL
lion feet Of stored lumber, upon whlcn
the combined loss was S3O00G0. Pope q
Cottle's lumber yard was swept cieaI'
with 100000 damage. Other large es-
Establishments burned out were: Lee
Bros, shoe company; Carr Bros. brass
foundry and7 the Chelsea Clock WORKS,
and the Chelsea Bottling Works
Tenements Burned
A dozen tenement houses in the path
Of the flames were licked up. the FIRE
men making no effort TO save them, and
confning their efforts to keeping the
fire away from the thickly settled dis
triCtS- -
the south. and then for the first time
the fighters began to hope With ntty
engines pouring water on the building
menaced by the blaze across Everett
avenue and the railroad tracks, the fire
abandoned its efforts in that direction
FuIIv one thousand persons are thrown
out Of employment
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GUSTAV EBERHARDT
IS PLACED ON TRIAL
Grocer Clerk Arraigned for Con
fessed Murder of Aunt-Be-
lieVed to Be Insane.

HACKENSACK, n. J.. Sept. H.-Gus-
tay Eberhardt. accused Of the murder of
his aunt, Mrs. OtIIie Eberhardt. near
Rochelle Park, on July IS, was placed
on trial here today before Supreme
Court Justice Parker.
Eberhardt, who was a grocer's clerk
In New York, is declared to have taken
his aunt and her daughter, OtiIIie, to a
lonely spot on the Lackawanna tracks.
and TO have shot the older woman 10
death and wounded the girl, to get $3.50
they had brought from Germany
He was captured some days after the
tragedy. and confessed the crime, stat
ing that he was infatuated with an ac-
tress, and killed to get money for her
entertainment. He is believed to be in
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"If You Look Only for Fees,
Resign, IsAdviCe of Comp
troller to His Assistants.
DEMANDS BETTER
WORK IN FUTURE
Treasury Official Tells Conference
What They Must Do in Future
to Hold Their Jobs.
Hits at Examiners

Your work must be improved.
Embezzlemeuts have failed Of dis
covery; defalcatons and dishonesty
have been concealed from you. and
in many cases you have failed 20
correctly. or even approximately,
estimate the value OF the paper and
securities held by the bank.
II getting fees from the bank is
more important 10 you than getting
Information about the bank for me,
then resign at once.
Hereafter there VIII be no such
thing as an examiner being assigned
10 partlo lar district, and remain
Ing there indefinitely, unless his work
Justides such action.