The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-05-07

Miller.
1 Don't list your farm with L. L Taylor
unless you want it sold for be always hal
spot cash buyer when the price il
tight. If
| The Royal Naighbors will hold Q
market at the Home Furniture store on
next Saturday.
LosT-Three no scs, one big sorrel
horse, one little sorrel, one gray mare.
Notify this office 4t
For sALE-wolk and driving horses.
P. H. Young tt
Merit Beeson who Is home on a visit
played with the Dodge City orchestra at
the PinafOre performance Merit Ia
among the good cornet players Of Kan
sas City, Mrs. Simpson of kinsley viii
play with the orchestra tonight In The
VlOlln eeCl0n.
Johnny Powers who las the leading
tenor part 10 the home talent Pinafore
performance here, has made many
friends In Dodge City. He has re-
mark able voice aid lust night complete
ly captured his audience.
The Spearville Jubilee dates, It is
underst God, have b, en- set for June 8 and
a. They are arranging for something
on the order of a street fair, and will bavs
additional attractions In the way of q
balloon ascension, races, baseball ect,
Padgett & Furthermore seems to have
given up the idea OF starting a, carnival
company for this season. They have se-
cured the park at Coffeyville, Kansas, for
merry go. round and other amusement
for this summer.
About dozen Of the auto owners In
town met at the Phneix club one night
this week and organized club, electing
Frank Barkley president, Dick Beeth
vice president, Cliff Marley secretary
and W. V. Brown treasurer. The club
expect to have twice as many members
In short time.
On April 2Sth Congressman Madison of
Dodge City, made speech In the National
House Of Representatives, which was one
Of the strongest pleas for a continuation
Of the Roosevelt policies, and for COM
plete government In the Interest of the
people, which has yet been made by any
man in or out Of congress. The speech is
exactly in line with Congressman Madi
sons utterances at home. Extracts from
the speech will be published 10 this paper
next week.
A base ball team from Garden CITY
played game here this week and were
defeated bp picked up team. The bat
fery for Dodge City was Coffey and
Beattie and the score was something like
to5. Now II is to be hoped that Gar.
len City will take to tennis and admit
hat she can not play the great national
,ame.
Foreman West, who has charge Of the |
santa Fe's force of Mexicans here, had |
mixup with his men yesterday. A
discharged man and two others became
o personal that the foreman had them
ummoned to police court. On the way
Up one Of the men suddenly made run.
darshal Madden did not want to hurt
lin and so he just outran him, which
equired chase of about half a mile.
Manager Wltherell taxes great many
eople to the penitentiary every night,
ut he lets them out again 10 time for
reakfast the next morning. Take the
lip with him Saturday night at Gluck's
pera house and be will show you three
reat prisons and around the world Ia
10 bargain.
Prof. Eastman, Of Spearville, one os
,e old-time settlers in Dodge City, Is In
very bad condition and was brought
ere this week, hoping that some de els.
"a could DO made as to what could be
sne for him. There is no State insti.
ltion, 1t seems, where be can b. prop
'ly sent, and he needs care. His mind
perhaps injured from use Of morphine
u 9 great many years, and he is in very
I'd physical condition. =
Governor Hoch has appointed Pearl
Trebilc0ck to the Office Of Justice Of r
70 Peace 10 Dodge City to oil the unex-
red term OF r. W. EvAns, Jr., who re- \
gned recently. q
Guy Sheppard, the colored jockey who I
IS been here for several years, was ar I
sted this week N charge OF extract
& couple Of ten dollar bills from the I
'oket of a Dodge City man. In the {
rly days an action of this kind was