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The evening world., 1908-03-19
COURT-MART|A |AL FOR
FIGHTING ATHLETES
Gmeinder and Weiner, of the
Twenty-second Regiment,
Are in Hot Water.

A cour.-martial Is likely to re the
result Of tine !mpromptu fist fight be-
tween Charles Gmelnder and Il. We!ner
during the games of the Twenty-second
sullivan said II was matter that the
a. a. l.. could not handle, ana 1t was
un 10 the military authorities TO adj
minister whatever punishment the two
sCrappers should deserve Col. W. B,
Hotchkin will take the matter up, and
the two athletes probably VIII have
to face rt-martial on the charge
of conduct unbecom!Hg member of
the regiment"
The night 'occ, red during an obstacle
race. Gmeinder says that Weiner delib-
erately fouled him while they were go-
ing under a piece OF canvas which
served as one OF the obstacles. When
they had gotten TO their feet again the
fight started Both men are members
- the regiment.
The evening world., 1908-03-19
Detective, Disguised as Chauf-
feur, Jumps in Ring and
Throws Crowd in Panic.
UUAHAGER JIM BUCKLEY. Jimmy

NANAGER JIM BUCKLEY, Jimmy
N Kelly. manager Of Rcrt Reyes.
and Jack Hln,on, Philadelphia
fighter, Ulo were arrested in the rad
made ~ Police Inspector Dick Walsh
and eight OF MS men at the Slarkey y.
I. stag last night, will be arraignei be
fore Magistrate Walsh. In the West
S.le Police Court to-day, charged with
violating Section as Of tire Penal Code
in aiding and ahett!ng a pr'zn fight. Tho
club held its regular weekly show last
u.Eat and Defective James CARNEY,
who is connected with the Distr!ct-At-
torneys Office Was secured by INSpcc-
tor Walsh t. ,ry ana get in On the CLUB.
Gahney dressed UP ike a chauffeur and
went up - the door oi the clubhouse.
Showing his shield. lie was adm!ttel,
ana no sooner Was he ms ic t.In lie
rushed up to the ring and climbing
through the ropes. gga obei Jim Buck
ley. who was referecing the bout be-.
tween jimmy Moran and Jack Hanlon.
two youngsters Then, pulling on; a
Nh:Stls he blew II continually. evidently
qu,chlN lie migEt be thrown out of tne
ring. Suddenly tho door flew open and
in rushed Inspector Walsh, Acting Cap
tam kelcAe! and eight other b.E ponce
men. In ordc. t. make the raid spec
Ia ular the whole regiment OF bite
coats climbed through the ropes
Attcr hot argument between Buck
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TWELFTH'S GAMES MONDAY

Twelve events constitute the pro-
gramme for the spring games OF tac
Twelfth Regiment, wh!aA take place
next Monday evening in the armory,
Sixty-senoud street and Columbus ave
nae The principal contest Will be the
one mile handicap relay race, open to
memb,rs Of the Military Athletic
League. and teams from nearly
every regiment in the city will take
part The Twenty-second viii be repre-
seutcd by such 81 ecdy ones as Shep-
pagi, Sm.thson, McEntee and Dan
Frank, while Harry Hillman, Bobby
Robertson and Krrka VIII be in the
entries from the Thirteenth Regiment.
and Nurlhbridge, Bacon. Sed.ey and
White viii form the Twenty
squad, The open events consist of n Co.
ard and 30)-yprd handicap, 4p-yard run
for uovices. GO0-yard handicap and a
one mile relay race, in which sullivan
Berksr. White, Jensen, Malone and a
score OF others will compete.
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LIVELY DOINGS OF THE
HIGHLANDERS IN
PRACTICE AT ATLANTA
Cubs Get Eusy
and Beat VickS burg.

NICKSBURG, Miss. March l9.-The
worlds champion Cubs revenged them
selves on the V!cksburg NiXens for the
defeat of last Sunday when they took
the Cotton state players over the hur-
dies 10 the tune OF TO . yesterday af-
ternoon. Donahue. the Chicago semi
pro phenom, and Blaine DurbIn did the
pitching. anl both had the NiXens prac-
ard led in the batting for the Champions
oy slamm!ng out a double, triple and
single.
Johnny King arrived from Kansas
welcome by the players. Word was re-
Ceived last night that Manager Chance
Will not be operated on for his sore
foot Chance consulted a specialist in
Chicago and was told that all he needed
was shoes that fit his feet.
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l4ighlanders Now Have &
String Of Elitters Sec
oni to None.
Atlanta, Ga. March 10.


THERE are many indications in
the Hghlanders' camp that Clark
/ Griffith has banded together a
team of sluggers that prom ses to shat
ter club batting averages OF the past
and also make the present-tlme cham
pion stickers look to their laure!s-
There were three home runs made off
good pitchers yesterday by the Yankees
in the game which was played between
mines made up OF their own men. Jake
Stahl was the star swatter, ana his
performance with the willow bears out
Grifith's contention that the acquis!-
tion os the former Senator has
strengthened the Yankees batting de-
partmcnt 80 per cent
| Stahl has been meeting the ball for
solid drives ever since ne came here
, from Hot Springs. and his base rum
! ming has been the talk OF Atlanta fan
! dom. Without any clubs dissensions
TO worry him, as vas the case in Wash
ington two years ago. the big sixfooter
stands an excellent chance of seeing his
name right alongside those of COBB an
I.ajoie when the batting figures are
posted next fall. Bell was the other
Yankee to walop the horsehide, and
shortly after circ.ns the bases ne made
a great running catch OF n low liner
Grlff IS now satisfied that his outfield
| will be well cared for the coming sea
| son in case OF accident TO any of the
| regulars
THIS afternoon the Highlan iers vii
| start another series OF three games
| with the Atlanta team.
The evening world., 1908-03-19
CHARLES EDWARD
TAKES TOP WEIGHT
VIII Garry Two Pounds More
than DR.. Gardner in
Handicap.

Charles Edward has been selected by
Handicapper Walter $. Vosburgh to
carry the top weight in the Carter
Handicap this year, He VIII shoulder
l2j pounds. which is Two pounds more
than Dr. Gardner is allotted.
The field OF horses that VIII take part
In this years Garter Handicap Is by
long odds the fastest lot that have evt'
been nominated FOR it. The absence of
Roscbcn robs II OF much OF its interest
because the great sprinter's presence in
II in other years always insured a fast
race. which the racegonG public Is al
ways in favor Of.
The Carter Handicap was originally
a 1900 affair, but II has steadily grown
IN favor and value until at the presea:
day its guaranteed cash value IS slV,pOO.
The enJraIts in the and!cau and
their weights are as follows:
The Carter Handicap; for three year olis
aHd upwari, 500 each. or SO II declared py
Apr. ] 500 additional Tor starters guhrAh
ted cash value SlO,Our, OF which S-,Vvo 70
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WITH MGRAW'S BAND
OF PENNANT- HOPEFULS
AT MARLIN SPRI NC S
Tigers Unable TO
Get Practice Ground.
ospe,ial +, Tho Evening world)

Special - Tho Evening NorId'
HOT SPRINGS, Ark, March 10
Once again We're the Tigers fo!ed in
their expectations of getting on the
Whittlngton Park diamond yesterday
50 they had to content themselves oy
working along the side Lines Of the
diamond and the outfield. The Pitts
work. but was afraid to allow the
Tigers on without an order from Drey-
fuss. whom TO date neither Jennings
nor Nayln has been able 10 locate by
wire.
Yesterday morning Jennings gave the
Tigers batting practice and after each
hit made them run a distance equal
To that Of 90 NJ to first base. After
hour He sent Al, 10 the Outf!eld .1r fly
catching practice.
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POLICE RAID 9HARKEy CLC

10y ana Inspector Walsh. Buckley
induced 20 leave the ring under a,
one Of the otner slcuths then gri
Haulon but when they began to
for Moran the other boxer. ne had
appeared Detective Gaffney then pl
Jimmy Kelly under arrest, claiming
raO solo niu q llcke, for s. kens
plod emp aticallY that he had sol
o. .'s,t ,r nva. ...aot.d g. fr,o 'l.
,cctlve to get him In the stag. The
.....- .. .....u ...,.,. .',.-tl!,r -
rcy mad nasl,i his sA.e.d and they
mitted HIM frar.
Fsch Of the arrested men was relel
In 500 bail. wA.ch was furnished
1evis Jacobs.
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TWO STAGS TONIGHT.

Two boxing stays viii be pulled off
Tonight At the Long Acre A. c. Jim
Stewart. the promising young heavy
weight, will meet Bob Ward, the Cali
fOrn!a Cx-Gmatour fighter in the main
bout Of six rounds. Jack O'Brien vii!
second ward, Five other bouts will also
be fought.
Al the Olympic a. c., 4 Harlem. the
main bout will bring together Fighting
Dick Nelson and Jack Dorman. who is
boxing at his best just now This shoulu
he q fast and interesting contest
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Stanton May Meet Lewis in Paris.

Walter Stanton. the California middle
weight. who Tough, so vel in this vicinity
Billy Papke al inc Arrnory A. A. OF Boston.
, few months ago viii probably be one %
the rea solicited to meet While Lewis in -
battle Gt p1Iis next month. Stanton Is t.
box Curly Watson, the English flgatcr, In
Paris ON Saturday night before the same
club winch has booked up Lewis Tor his
The evening world., 1908-03-19
Hyland Fights. Welsh March so.

The ten-round bout between Fighting Dick
Hylanl. the California lightweight, and
Freddie Welsh, the English boxer. mas final,
~ been Clinched. Fney signed articles OF
agreement last night to meet before the
Green VALLEY A. c. ,!of Milwaukee on the
night Of March 80. They Will battle at 1873
pounds weigh in two hours before the con.
test, Welsh should give Hl!and hard
fight, as ten rounds is a tr!fe short for
The evening world., 1908-03-19
BIG HACKlS TIE
REAL CANDY KID
OF GRAPPLERS
Perelli Tells How Russian Lion Broke
Four of His Ribs-UnhoIz Says
Bare Feet Make Men Strong.

DERELLI, the big wrestler.
t. doesn't like Hackenschmidt.
Last time Hack came to his
country he and Perelli wrestled in
Brooklyn.
"Big-a da Hack" says Perelll, 'he
d. canda keed. l sa.' to Hack, I.
PGelli, me da canda keed. You no
cana trow-a me. | break-a de neck
fo. da beeg-a da Hack, send-a you
home to England on-a da stretcher.
Then | jab-a da thumb ina da eye,
tetnk for make-a da Hack Queet.
Hack he get big-a da mad. He grab-a
me-, Perelli, around-a da chest wit
both-a da arms, just like one greedy
bear. He give-a me one big-a da
squeeze. | feel like been run over
with big-a da truck. | no feel-a
Ikea da canda keed. He squeeze so
hard my heart come-a up choke-a da
thyoat. Then-cra-a-a-ack, he b-eaka
The evening world., 1908-03-19
SHEPPARD and Sheridan Depart.

Melvin Sheppard and Martin Sheridan. u
the lrish.Amer!can a. C. LETT here last night
for 81. Louis, where tomorrow evening they
Will compete in the annual games OF St. Louis
University
The evening world., 1908-03-19
"Younq Donohue" to Meet Dohan.

'youag Donohue," the shifty lIsatwoiEht
of Boston WHO is In town az present, has
lccr ma fcd t. mcet Johnny. bphan, The
.orst fighter, flr SIS rounds at one OF lie
stagg to he held %" the Brown GymnasiIm
\. A. the latter ilrt of this month. THIS
IS n good bout and should result ~ last
lat.ip as D1Ian ij one Of tnosa fighters
VINO keep tearing into an opponent a.. the
tima
The evening world., 1908-03-19
Russell offered Two Fights in Boston

"Unli" Russell, the hard hitting weltar-
weight. of Philadelphia, has been uffere4
two battles at the Armoly a. \, ot Boston.
in the near future. M!ah Murray, mach
maker OF the club. last night notified Billy
NcCarney. manager af INK. That he
Gull and Billy Honey Melody IN twelve
round bouts McCarncy wired back he would
accept II Melody was Russeiis first op-
The evening world., 1908-03-19

fI~AY." remarked Tom Sharkey
did you ever hear how l lost
~ $4,000 betting on the horses?"
Never did"
That's what l done. 1t was when
got that $1,000 for the fight with Fitz-
simmons in Frisco. Danny Lynch my
manager, collected the money and put
1t in his pocket. Danny tells me he Is
going TO put 1t away in a good strong
bank where it'll be safe. Then Danny
goes away Next time ! see him. a
couple OF days later. l tell him l want
Sl.5I to buy shoes. Amt got sl.50.
says Danny. We're cleaned
oOO?'
"'Oh,' says Lynch. I was over to
the track yesterday and day before. and
you lose that betting on the ponies"
say" rum!nated Sharkev, can YOU
beat 1t? ! made UP my mind then that
If any of those book guys gets more of
my coin they'll have to take 1t from me,
and l don't give up nothing like that
without they hand me chloroform in
my sleep
The evening world., 1908-03-19

r TNHOLZ. the Boer springs new
one every time he shows up Yes
~ terday he told me why he is so
tough and hard TO knock out.
II been always lifing harit" says
Unholz. l nefer wore shoes u1tl l
vas tventy-von years old;. Always l
vas barefooted on the ships for eight
years The odder sailors are barefoot,
too. for washing down decks. but |
nefer put on any shoes at all. l wear
only thin shirt init the arms cut off
unit the neck cut low, unit pair of
breechcs. Going around the Horn we
often got terrible storms. NIT snow and
ice all ofer the rigging But l wore
the same clothes unit no shoes on my
bare feets. The other sailors said to me
] will get rheuma tism unit die. But nix
on that dope. Sometimes I'm in the
frozen rigging holding onto the ice nit
my bare toes, unit the wind is blowing
full reef gale. 1t blow so hard some
until the blood ran down. But l never
felt the cold. All wore was n shirt
and the breecheS winter and summer.
After that it is pipe to fight. Noting
can hurt me-
EISTO JACK JOHNSON seems TO
M be cutting out pace In the
Tenderloin that vii! fade any
thing on the records OF Young Corbett
and other white-lighters. Johnson was
In court yesterday complaining that "a
couple OF skirts" plnched two diamond
The evening world., 1908-03-19
Mario and "Youne Erne" to Battle.

Although the Sharkey \, c. was Taidel
last night by the police, Manager Buckley is
Seing right ahead and arrarsiHg bouts for
t6e clubs coming stays. ON next Wednes-
day night johnny Mario. the sturdy local
lightweight. and Young Eyuc," Of Phila-
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NELSON To FIGHT ATTE[L

de!ph!l, will clash for six rounds in the main
bout. Vile on the following Wednesday
night Jack Goodman and Battling Hurley
The evening world., 1908-03-19
Griffth;S NelU Pitcher
Another Rube WQddeH

to be heard all over Tho place "i'"iio.
mice. rats. pigs. chickens ani'-wl.h
emphasis as he singled cut the II sh
anders' p.tcher-''hogs" This made
THE Pueblo boy furious, and for long
time Neur kept out OF Hogs wa.
Neur takes great delight IN playing
practical Jokes on the other n. sInptrs
OF the team. withstIulily the tact
that such conduct On .hc uAr, uf one
mlo has Just broken INTO last com
pary is considered Very Sai ctigHette,
Before going to Savann III \eucr WAS
with the Philadelphia Nationals, but
on account of the guIkcr#' hs IrtcA-
o. n trial. But ''uUlg Bis short stay
ii. the city OF slgmbcr Neuec managed
to make life miserable for Murray 5
men until one night XII Gleason and
kitty" Eranstield caught him in
Turkish bath swimming uOol They
held Neuer under water till he nearly
dropped and then. when ho cr1w ed
ont. both the Kid and Rrnnsfell did
him up so badly that Il Vas !maossi-
BILE for the miscellaneous Young man 10
sit in n chair for over week.
And Good Pitcher, Too.
Neuer is a boxman of no mean ability.
H pitched eight games for me Yam
KEGS last fall and won seven Of them
Ont. of the victories vas on r-h!t az
fair and three others also We're shut
outs. Neur has an over hand delivery
while Ciriff's only other lett-handsr. DR.
Newton. is a s!de-iingcr. II is there
| fore REASONABLY certain that Neuer will
II AXE the team. His work in the South
/ shows great promise.
The evening world., 1908-03-19

rings and the $500 rock out OF his
| shirt front Joe Cans says sadly that
II Johnson's thirst isn't Guenched soon
there won't be no mo- wine"
Is the large black training to fight
Burns-or IS lie throwing bluff to
catch Tommy off his guard?
The evening world., 1908-03-19
Jeannette Has Broken Hand.

Joe Jeanette. the colored light heavy
weight. Injured his left hand so badly in
his recent bartle with sammy Campbell az
the Consolidated A. c. stag tnat he VIII not
be able TO box again for fully four weeks.
He broke one OF the small bones in MS mana.
and at the advice OF a physician he mas
decided not TO pull on glove again until
the hand Is well JeGuncf'a was 10 have
fnnrht ar...rnrH March 30.
The evening world., 1908-03-19

foura ribs senda Tonga da hospital eseeN "eeN a he
keed, bet you HE!
The evening world., 1908-03-19

SrOM JENKINS wants 10 wrestle
either Frank Gotch or Rogers.
L Not a whisper about Hacken-
schmidt. Thomas knows on which side
his bread is buttered. Once is plenty.
The evening world., 1908-03-19
San Francisco Is to Have An
j other Great Fight on
March 81.
BY JOHN POLLOCK.

~AM BERGER. the new fight pro-
moter of San Francisco, who has
- had considerable trouble in trying
10 secure a good star bout for his
show in that city on March 81, has
finally been successful in signing up
two men. He has secured Battling Ne.-
son to meet Abe Attell, the feather
weight champion, for twenty rounds at
l32 pounds weigh in at =. NJ. on the
DAY OF the contest. Berger first had
Mcfarland and Britt for his card. but
Britt refused to fight for him. Then
he signed Attell to box Cans but Joe
passed up the contest. Berger then
offered Nelson big guarantee to meet
Attell and he signed the articles
The evening world., 1908-03-19

DuCplnnM l?d St. Sth av. Mat. Sat. 25-50c.
NMEhlUhNTHE VOLUNTEER ORGANIST
Next Week ltROhDWAY AFTER DARK.
TED Marks NaretIcs. sun Mat.& Ev. 25-3I-IOc
The evening world., 1908-03-19

N OTIO 10Th st. Lex. nv. l5-2J-35- so Toe
r MAX Miss Mamie Fleming, Mat. Sat.
~, o'1h' Girl OF Eagle Ranch. 2'-50c.
w NcHt Wcek-PANHANDLE PETE.
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| Iii IIlsIHl 155a'y' Mm. BramwcIl: VIM
" B'way & cd ST. ton; 10 Etnr Al
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EI DhEV 0Llncoln sq. b way. Goth st. Evs. s.l5
DLhHL U Mats To-Day & Sat-, 2,lS;
Edna May Spooner Iir.v62RRNNttEN.. ir 62RNttEEsNs.
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LTIiEATRE.si2d st. & Les; av.
MURRhl GAY MASQUERADERS.

IJAII ACK'S Bway & 3oth. Ewes. $50
WhLl-nOh - Mats. Wed. Il sat, 2.l5
Mu.iesi Ihs MS T KNIGHT for AD asSr" # ssa
La Junta tribune., 1908-05-30
w.n,.s on ..neu. Charge.

A young man giving his name as
Virgin l.. SNYDER, and who. it is
claimed. gave his residence as La
Junta. Colo, Is being searched for
by officers of Alhambra. Calf. on
the charge of forging telegraphic
money order.
According to the authorities at
AIhombra, Snyder few days ago
secured a marriage license to wed
Miss Edna Spring. a pretty young
society woman of Cotton. They are
supposed to have been married, but
the minister who performed the GER
emony cannot be located, and the
marriage license has not yet been
turned in.
Inquiry has been received in this
city from Alhambra, CAL, concern
ing a man giving his name as Virgin
l.. Snyder. who claimed La Junta as
his residence. The only Virgin L.
Snyder known here is the son-in-law
of David r. Beatty. stone mason.
Snyder married Miss Blanche Beatty.
who is living with her parents.
Snyder is said to be in California. -
Denver Post.
La Junta tribune., 1908-05-30
s..u,., ,me.,.e..,e,

MIR. Fred c. Winship gave the best
recital that has ever been presented
in La Junta for many a day at the
Presbyterian church last Friday
evening.
Mr.. Winship showed himself to be
a natural impersonator and interpre-
ter as well as a thoroughly trained
man in his chosen work.
A large audience should greet him
at his next entertainment which will
be in the same place on June I'd.
Mr.. Winship will read numerous
short stories. selected from the best
authors. 1t may be said that this
branch of elocution is probably the
one in which Mr.. Winship best dem
onstrates his ability as an enter
tainer.
La Junta tribune., 1908-05-30
Gun CLUB shoe. Teddy

The gun club will start the shoot
for the two prizes given by the Bal
listite and Dupont Powder Com
panies. this afternoon at 1:30 o'clock.
The cup will be the first prize and
the picture will be second. One
hundred targets will be shot and the
final 100 targets will be shot July
4th. The two highest scores will
win. In case Of a tie. the contest
will be decided by plan agreed up
on by the interested shooters.
Targets will be thrown at two
cents each to all shooters. but gun
club members only are eligible to the
prizes. Outsiders can shoot as many
as they like from. five on up. The
Elliott handicap will be used in the
contest to give those who are out Of
practice an even break.
The cup can be seen at the Bur
well Jewelry Company's store and
the picture at Moyemont & Biebes'
studio.
Members Of the Sugar City Club
will probably be on hand. including
Mayor Virgins. of Ordway. Sc
per center.
La Junta tribune., 1908-05-30
0issieassy Rally.

A large crowd attended the Mis-
sionary Rally At the First Christian
church last Thursday evening. DR..
Dye. of Bolenge. Africa. is q real
live missionary. Everybody who
heard him was more than pleased.
DIR. and Mrs. Dye have been in Af-
rica for nine years. and the story
they tell is indeed uplifting. DR..
Dye is enroute to the Pacific coast
where he will conduct sallies and
address several state conventions.
La Junta tribune., 1908-05-30

The Kendall Dry Goods Company
have introduced into their pattern
department the Ladies Home
Journal Patterns and Style Book,
having been appointed exclusive
agents in the La Junta business dis
trict. Each pattern is accompanied
by free guide chart which tells just
how to lay the pattern on the ma
terial so that there shall be the least
waste. and how not only to cut but
to fit to the very best advantage.
The patterns sell for 10 and Is cents
each. Another feature of this new
up-to-date department is that Il
caters to the "shutins. Mothers
with large families. dressmakers too
busy to run out for the little shop
ping errands. can by just dropping
. line get the desired patterns by the
very next mail. This style book 4
issued monthly and may be had -
those interested for the. asking. Il
La Junta tribune., 1908-05-30

appears every month. with . pretty
tinted cover. and contains all that
appeals to womankind in matters Of
dress. Four times year a quarterly
magazine is issued and regular Gus
toners can secure it. together with
their favorite pattern. for Is cents.
La Junta tribune., 1908-05-30

c. 0. Sprenger. vice president and
manager of the Bird d's-Eye View
Publishing Company. and inciden-
TALLY secretary of the Denver Press
Club, made fraternal call upon the
great family journal force yesterday
morning. while still recuperating
from the forceful series of enter
tainments of which he and the rest
of the bunch were victims the day
before. while journeying along the
line of the Arkansas Valley Rail-
road. Mr.. Sprenger is the promulga-
tor and booster of a bird's-eye view
map of Denver, which is a work
of art as well as novelty. The map
is literal photograph of Denver in
miniature. with every street, iboule-
ward. park. resort and public and
private building duly labelled and rc-
produced in such a way as to be
easily recognized. The artist, who
is specialist in this kind of work.
spent eleven months and twenty-one
days in making the drawing.
La Junta tribune., 1908-05-30

The Mayor of NewdaIe is pessi.
mist. He lacks the faculty of look
ing on the bright side of things,
because he has never taken the
trouble to cultivate 1t. probably. 1t
is just as easy to be optimistic as the
other way. and besides there is
more logic in it. Last week. when
the mayor was in town. he re-
marked: IF il don't rain pretty
darnation quick the whole country
will go to the demnition bow vows. y
And the next day it rained. Why
didn't he think of gentle showers,
warm weather and splendid grow
ing crops instead? 1t would have
been just as easy, would not cost
any more. and would have been a
great deal more satisfactory. Be-
sides. pessimistic news and prophe-
cies. to which the Mayor of Newdale
seems to be rather inclined by ma
ture, do not come true any oftener
than the other kind. Did all Of
you Sc ever take time to think this
over