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Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-14
Why IIauora Broth.

When liquors are bottled they con tain a certain amount of sugar, which ferments through the action of min ute pores or cells. These break the sugar up into liquid and carbonic acid gas when the cork is withdrawn and instantly makes its escape and. rising in bubbles. produces effervescence and froth-
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-14

The Indian school at Phoenix IS graduating the largest class in it's history this week. With present prog ress all the wild tribes of the west will be turned into the paths of in telligence and industry.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-14

Abdul Hamid is only allowed the so- ciety of four wiveS The remainder of the eleven who followed him into captivity can pathe.icaily recite, We Are Seven"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-14

The attempt of the Arizona Gazette to kick up row with the republican Organization" has fallen as flat as that of the late governor.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-14

In its artless colonial way Porto Rico sometimes wonders why it isn't any happier under Uncle Sams be
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-14

Evidently the Gazette does not de- sire to be included with in the republi- can harmony" circle in this territory, judging by the manner in which II assails Big Harmony Chief Adams
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-14

The hypothetical question in the Hains' trial consisted of 14.o00 words and took two hours to read we are
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-14

The copper market continues to show increased strength. Eastern financial journals continue to predict a still better price for the red metal.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-14
FOUND A
 QUIET PLACE.

A nervous looking man went into a Tucson store the other day and sat for half an hour or so. when a clerk asked him If there was anything he
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-14
NOTICE.

A reward of $500 will be paid for sl.orna;ion leading to the arrest and inviction of the parties stealing The keview from subscribers.
 THE BiSBEE DAILY REVIEW.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-14

 of Charles  of of  Circuit 
  James Bryce. the O
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-14

to my hospitality to the extent of giving me one beautiful wish, I would wish that the world might learn the true les son of content meDt. such a les son, for instance. as David Grayson breaches in his masterpiece of hu- m a n literature, Lessons in Con tentment."
 If it fell to my lot, through the assistance of the genie, to teach men that success Is not found in riches but in con tentment, I would b e a gre a { e r emancipator than IlncOln ana a greater teacher than Tolstoi,
 An. how many men deceive them selves as to what constitutes sue cess and happi- ness. How they strugg gle and strive, wearing cur their hearts and their souls at the shrine of a false
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-14
Review Want Ads Bring Results

nign rsle than 1t was under the op- pressive domination of the cruel Spaniard.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-05-14
ylHSzEmr. zlHSIHs xlar
contentn,ent.

If some strolling genie should wan der by my bailiwick and take a fancy
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21

ways know my way
eBut | didn't like this travelling BY
proxy with flock of or tank cars,
and .as my father and mother were
then with Annie Russell, playing in
Mice and Men 4 importuned my way
to a small job with them at the Gar
rick. | was an understudy without
hope and a super without much salary.
Then / played in Tie Darling Of the
Gods in New York in another micro
scopical part Then into stock in Al
bany. Then with John Drew in more
small parts and then with Mrs. Patrick
Campbell. when played i've roles in
The Sorceress.' / was leader of the
peasants in the first act and wore a
big mustache. 1 was nothing in the
second act. but wassvery busy in the
third. There 1 was a fine courtier
for z few minutes, after which ] def1ed
the laws OF gravitation and dived UP
to my dressing room for the black robe
of a monk, which wore for the rest
OF the act Before going on as a monk
1 stood in the wings and sang a
passionate serenade for somebody else
who didn't sing, and then, assuming
the gravity of a monk. trod on and
said nothing. In the last act I was a
courtier again. Jack Miller, Henry
MilIer's son. was playing the same
number of roles in the same piece with
me, only he didn't have TO sing. He is
my brother in law, so to say. His
brother, Gilbert, married my sister
Then came along the chance with
Mr.. Price, of which I have told you,
and my opportunity to get vocal part
in the theaters Of the west, and that, as
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21

By Walter Anthony

might have become somewhat senti-
mental toward morning. Anyway, |
was struck. finally, with wild desire
to 20 with him. He encouraged the
notion. We got a hack. rode TO my
lodgings and found that nay trunk had
not been taken TO the room on the
third floor. but had been left at the
entrance because [ had not become ac-
ouainted with the landlady sufficiently
well for her TO feel a freedom about
advancing the extra 25 cents which the
eXpressman demanded for landing the
trunk at my room-and that 1 took as
a final token that I should go to Lon
don with my father We loaded the
trunk on the cab. dashed back to the
boat after I had written letter TO
the Harlem house and the next day.
when such friends as / had asked one
another Where in the devil has Er
nest gone. 7 was or the bounding
sea. as they say, in comic opera, won
dering how Il had happened. My father
preceded me back TO America TO play
in The Hypocrites, but 7 followed later
after fine rest and a long vacation.
Since then I've worked in earnest.
when I got back to New York I
could not seem TO get in anywhere.
They said / was too young and l cursed
ms youth and tried to grow a beard.
But finally I landed again in Cali
fornia and played in Los Angeles with
the Belasco forces until the new AL
cazar was completed. Then L came
here and here ! am.
The Importance of being Ernest was
proven last week when the Alcazar
, company was playing Merely Mary
Ann Glendinning had but short
bit in the play but he made so much
Of his limited opportunity that David
Belasco. who knows good actor as
he knows a good PLAY by instinct
said of Ernest. THE most promising
boy I have ever seen"
Now. David BeIasco is an intuition
slist. He discerns things and facts and
qualities by an instantaneous process
and he rarely makes a mistake. So
his praise Of Ernest may be taken
by YOU and me as our Judgment too
without danger of our being in error.
one might have expected that Glen
dining would swell nightly but he
did not. and when ! asked him what
his plans were he said he didn't have
any Things have usually happened
20 me when the time was ripe and
so I do not take the trouble to scheme
and plan. AS far as my present in
tentions reach they go no further than
the work in hand, which aim to do as
well as I can. I am not studying music
because 1 want TO be q professional
musician any more than I'm studying
French because want to be French
man They are good things for
youngster 10 know something about.
when I was a kiddie in England
preferred playing cricket TO the piano.
and as my parents We're on the road
nearly all the time had my own way
in such matters. which was a mis-
fortune. When I was in New York
had lessons in singing from Victor
Harris. and now I want TO learn
enough about lingering a piano to be
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21


fire in London the mob threw bricks
and stones at the engine and its oper-
ators. They were mad because it
spoiled the spectacle too quickly. After
his association with my grandfather
Ericsson came to America as every
body knows. and built the Monitor In
1851 and really changed the tide of the
civil war.
when first came to America 1
went to Atlantic highlands. That was
in 1900. Through Robert Edeson, who
was there at the time and who was
a friend Of my fathers. ] got a job
] went TO work for the Union tank line
company. That's the corporation with
in a corporation which owns the cars
that the Standard oil company uses 20
carry oil / was something more than
an office boy and something less than a
clerk. but / had wonderful sheets of
paper to fill up with figures. I knew
where every car belonging to the COM
pany was located. I followed oil cars
all over the country from Maine to
California and from New Orleans to
Seattle At least that was what j
was supposed to do and I did the best
I could. 1t taught me a LOT about the
geography of the United States, though,
and the knowledge might yet come
handy should go on the road with a
company that gets stranded. I'll al
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21

Crisis" said he. "a few weeks ago I
had peculiar experience. One of the
scenes exhibited lot Of law books
ranged on legal looking shelves. OF
course, the books We're not all law
books by any means. and I observed
ar old volume on machinery by Erics-
son and Braithwaite. Braithwaite was
my grandfather and he was associat ted
with Ericsson in his experiments with
steam condensing. My mothers family
urged Ericsson to come to London,
which he did. and while there with
my grandfather perfected the first
steam fire engine. II is a matter of
humorous history that when the en-
gine was first employed to put out a
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21

you see, is the true and authentic his
tory of my earnest life"
THE EASIEST WAY
David Beiasco. it seems to me- has
legitimate complaint about the moral
censors of New York who seek to class
his production of Eugene Walters play
The Easiest Way with The Queen
of the Moulin Rouge The Blue
Mouse" and '.The Girl from Rector's. .
and to consigu, them all in n single
batch to Oblivion because of their al
legged immortality and obscenitieS. The
Queen OF the Moulin Rouge is frankly
indecent; The, Girl from Rector's" was
honestly advertised as dirty comedy
and s''The Blue Mouse appealed to the
FOUNDERS for the nakedness of its
disclosures; but said David Belasco
the other day. The Easiest Way is
being singled out by influences at work
in New York for particular and spe-
ciai condemnation. and the reason is to
be found in the fact that it has proven
to- be the most successful piece that
New York has staged in many years:
tt is great money maker. and as I
DO not enjoy association with the the
atrical syndicate and the forces in
power am selected for sacrifice or the
altar of newly built temple of purity
The simple truth is that The Easiest
Way tells truth frankly and bluntly
1t has the force OF fundamental verify
and 1t needs no apologist. There is
not a scene in the play that was built
to catch the attention or the doliars Of
the prurient. II does not appeal n T:l2t
class. Tt makes its appeal rather 20 the
men and women vino can witness
fundamental struggles and appreciate
the truth that lies at TIE bottom Of orr
common nature The saiacious Is no
more suggested than IN the Songs OF
Solomon and the hcentfous is no more
pandered to than in the ten command
ments. The fact that the play develops
the lost art OF calling spade a spade
has given my business enemies a
chance TO class my play with those Of
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21

would walk the gangplank on the night
OF the 18th and thus dodge the hoo
doc Which he did and I went on
board 10 keep him company TIL the
ship cast of from the dock. The longer
! STAYED with him the loss inclined I
was 70 part We grew more and more
shummy over our chat and perhaps I
1-snca shire. e5 years ago. His father.
2 noted actor who has been prominent
in America as well as England, comes.
says Ernest from Border Scotch
parentags. "My mother said Glen
Dining. was born in London. Her
maiden name was Braithwaite."
And that reminded Ernest.
When We were playing The
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-21

able 10 play few Accomplishments.
So I do five finger exercises and help
hold the rents in this neigh hborbood
down ] used 70 belong to the Band
OF Hope. but I resigned some time ago.
and spend my time al these exercises
instead"
(The Band OF Hope refers to the un-
organized fraternity OF gentlemen who
keep the horses in hay and the slot
machines in license moneys
Glendinning was born in INVERSION,
La Junta tribune., 1909-05-01
Notice Of Adjustment Day.

Estate OF Matt Daimler. deceased.
The undersigned, having been ap-
pointed Executor OF the estate OF
Matt Daimler, late OF the county OF
Otero, In the State of Colorado. de-
ceased, hereby gives notice that It
will appear before the County Court
Of said Otero County. at the court
house In La Junta. in said county.
on Monday, the cath day OF May. A.
D. 1909, at the hour Of 10 o'clock a.
m. Of said day. at which time all per-
sons having claims against said es-
tate are notified and requested to
attend for the purpose Of having the
same adjusted. All persons Indebted
to said estate are requested to make
Immediate payment to the undersign-
ed.
Dated at La Junta. Colorado. this
eth day Of April. A. D. 1909.
THE COLORADO SAVINGS AND
TRUST COMPANY. --..
By C. A. Beerbohm. Cashier and
Secretary. Executor Of the estate
of Matt Daimler, deceased.
Fred A. Sabin. Attorney.
First insertion. April II, 1909.
Last insertion. May Is, 1903.
La Junta tribune., 1909-05-01
Odd Fellows Celebrate.

The sixteenth anniversary of the
founding OF the district organization
which comprises the towns OF Rocky
Ford, La Junta. Manzanola, Ordwly
and Sugar City. was celebrated in
Odd Fellows hall at Rocky Ford last
Monday
a very Interesting programme OF
vocal and instrumental music and
speaking was enjoyed in the after
noon, and at night splendid ad-
dress was delivered by Prof. Hess.
OF La Junta An elegant supper vas
served by the Kebeckahs. Manzanola
Was chosen for the meeting OF 1910.
The following officers were elected; !;
President. Ed McClaln. of Manzano-
la; secretary. Harry Wells. OF Man
zanula treasurer. H. W. Adsmond
OF La Junta.
La Junta tribune., 1909-05-01
REMIHISCE
Q . .
0ons0iSsd from Tribune
Files Of
Twenty Years Ago.

f.arg. numbers OF disappointed Ok
Iahomaites were coming to Colorado
Mrs DR.. James Kay. OF Denver
was visiting her sister. Mrs. J, B
Mason.
Leg Gillen Installed a highly dec
grated wooden Indian In front OF his
cigar factory.
Good. substantial stiles wer" s"'
ii, the four corners OF tn" court house
park to prcven, stock from enter
ing
The aaioon men formed com
b!ne" and advanced the price Of beer
to ~ cents glass. and - cents a
bottle
La Juntaitcs were wondering whnt
had b.oon.e Of our Italian climate ''
Summer clothes were not al all In
good taste
Mrs. B. ~ O'Connor was building
a new residence on tlmnrrou nNehu"'
being the third new house in corrs"
OF construction on that a,,nur.
One treasurer and one secretary
wer. to be elected In school lis.
trict No II las Mc%ecn and A j,
Anderson were the retiring school di-
rectors,
Owners OF the CatlIn ditch entered
into AN agreement TO supply settlers
under the Fairmount extension With
water during the approaching sea
son
County Commissioners SwInk and
McNeen received their notice OF tp-
pointmcnt from Governor Cooper. and
the ong-d"lay.d process o! oreanlz
ing Orcro county WAS ab"ut 10 he
.naugurated.
IL /. Lubcrs and Mrs. Ada Jay
wrr,. married In Denver April -.
1889 Mr. l.ubers Was on" OF he
most promising young cllizens OF old
Bent county Twenty years later
he made good as speaker Of M"
hDusv
Jordan Whr"lrr returned after an
absence "i several months III Ne"
York hospital wher" h" submitted
10 very successful operation for
The Strengthening OF his lower lin. ,
Both limbs w-rr broken IN thr""
placr+. twice below and once above
III" knee. and N.shAped pieces OF
bone removed from tn" outer curva-
ture OF each limb.
La Junta tribune., 1909-05-01

cuiable worth to the young men OF
this community to whom has come
the common knowledge that neither
brile nor threat could influence his
official action. nor PROMISE OF gain
swerve him from those principles ot
private honor that dominated his
life;
Resolved, by La Junta Lodge. No
70i. B r. O. f.. that these resolu-
lions shall be spread upon the min
utes of the lodge, In CONNIE emoration
Of his life and services. not only 10
the lodge but 10 the community. in
;oken OF our sorrow at his death: and
in commcndation Of the example OF
his Ne TO those who shall come
after.
Resolved, that We extend our sym
pathy to his widow and son. for
who's. sorrow We commend the conso
latlon Of loving memory.
K-soi. ed that a copy OF these res
olutions. properly certified by the
signatures of the exalted ruler and
secretary. and the seal of the lodge.
be given TO the family and that cop
tes be given to the press.
La Junta tribune., 1909-05-01
In Memoriam.

At regular meeting Of La Junta
Lodge. No. 70l. b. p. o. E.. held
last Wednesday evening, resolutions
OF respect to the memory OF Matt
Daimler, deceased, were passed. as
follows:
Whereas. death has come to Matt
Daimler. trustee and honored men,
ber OF this lodge. while life was
bright with promise. and while he
was yet active in performing the
many duties that fell upon him. and
Whereas. by his death this lodge
has lost one OF Its foremost men,
bers whose loyalty to the order and
its principles was unquestioned. whose
services were always freely given to
the lodge whenever needed. whose in
tegrity and honorable career reflect
ed honor upon the lodge because OF
his membership in 1t. and whose
friendship and fellowship were priced
by every member, and
Whereas. the inspiration Of such q
character and such a lifc Is OF meal
La Junta tribune., 1909-05-01
Postal official Impressed With City.

" c Black, OF Denver. superin-
i,.ndvur of tn. Postal Telegraph Com
lany for Colorado. New Mexico. Wy
uning and Western Texas. was a La
Junta ,isitor last Monday and spent
the day with Manager Simpson.
Although Mr. Black has visited La
Iunra on u number of occasions this
Is III. first time that he ever had
time to take look over the town
and become acquainted with quite a
number OF our business men. He vas
very favorabiy impressed with what
ha saw-most people are who take
the trouble to look around. and car
ried away some pleasant recoilections
OF this burg which he will probably
not forget to mention whenever he
opportunity presents itself
La Junta tribune., 1909-05-01

board that an election be called and
held In said proposed District as pro-
vided In said Act. on Tuesday. the
llth day OF May. A. d. 1909. at The
! said polling places between the hours
OF S o'clock a. N. and 6 O'Clock p.
IN, for the purpose OF deternin-
ing whether or not said proposed
and defined District shall be organiz-
ed under the provisions OF said Act
mentioned In said petition. and for
the purpose Of electing one director
for each of said Divisions OF said
District as established by said Com
missioners. and said Board of County
Commissioners by said order submit
ted the following names Of duly quail
flied electors OF said District to be
voted for for Directors. to-wit:
Division and Precinct No. ii. l..
Bennett, Sr., H. Best and J. II. Sea
man
! Division and Precinct No. 2--W F..
Stanton and S. W. Nelson.
Division and Precinct No. Be. l..
Estep. c. W. Moore and D. w
Rich.
That 1t was further ordered by the
said Board OF County Commissioners.
that the Clerk OF said County cause
notice of said election to be published
In the La Junta Tribune, a newspaper
published In said county. for three
weeks prior to said election.
Now. therefore. pursuant to The
provisions of said Act and to the
said orders OF the said board. notice
is hereby given than an election will
be held in said proposed District. as
herein before bounded and describ-
ed. Of the qualified electors OF the
! said proposed District. as hereinbe-
fore established and defined, who are
resident free holders OF agricultural
lands within said District. or who
are the owners of lands to the extent
Of forty acres or more within said
District and reside within Otero coun
ty, Colorado, and who are qualified
electors under the general laws Of
the State therein and who have paid
property taxes upon property locat-
ed within said district during the
year preceding said election. on
Tuseday. the 11th day of May. A. d.
1909. at the said polling places. be-
tween the hours Of o'clock a. III.
and 8 O'Clock p. m. for the purpose
of determining whether or not said
proposed, The Holbrook Irrigation
provisions of said Act. under said
name, and with the boundaries here
inbefore stated, and for the pur-
pose of electing one director for each
of said divisions OF said district. and
that said electors shall at said cleo
ton, cast ballots which shall contain
the words Irrigation District Yes"
or Irrigation District No." or words
equivalent thereto. and also the
names of three persons. one from
each precinct. to serve as directors
Of said proposed District.
F. NJ. HARSIN.
Chairman of Board Of County Com
missioners Of Otero County. Colo
RADIO.
(Seal. r. c. TODD.
Clerk OF the Board OF County Com
missioners OF Otero County, Colo
RADIO.
First publication. April II. 1909. :.
Last publication. May s. 1868.
La Junta tribune., 1909-05-01
FREE--eEE KEEPING FOR
RE0E ATARv FOLK"

l. neat little book issued for the
special benefit OF bee keepers. Sent
free on request We have the most
Complete Line Of Bee Supplies and Ae-
cessortes In the west. Full informa-
ton contained In our big new 1909 eata-
'oQue. ...-,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-10
NEWS OF THE COUNTY SEAT

fitted with some handsome furniture
and electrical appliances, recently. The
Citing and Heintz shops will soon fol-
low suit with one of the most up-to-
date and complete tonsorial outfits in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs Victor Dyer Of Ham
mond, are visiting Mrs Dyers parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Rockwell on Court
street
Charles Gerber OF Hammond trans
acted business in Crown Point yester-
day.
Deputy Sheriff Furman transacted
business in Hammond yesterday.
It is reported that the partnership
between Minor Decamp and VIII TuttIe.
who recently purchased the Dfllabough
coal yards. has been dissolved and that
Mr. futile will continue to run the
business.
The Chicago papers print the mar
rage license notice of Mr.. Richard
Bosel and Miss Mary Schlagle. and It
is said the couple were recently mar
ried.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-10
HOBART.

Mrs. John Hfllman and Miss Lille
Newman transacted business in the citv
yesterday.
Messrs Paul Newman, Art Newman.
Dan Shearer and George schewaknecht
are camping on the Liverpool marsh.
They expect to stay until the LIST of
April.
Mr. Eugene Hodges expects to move
his family to Hanna shortly to beside.
Mr. Hodges will be agent there.
Ed. Kraft left yesterday for Klon-
dixie, to remain remain for an nidef-
mite time
The preliminary oratorical will be
held at the Odd Fellows hall March
Sth. So far there are five contestants
entered
The Unitarians are planning on Civ
Ing an "old-fashioned party" on Fri
day evening.
The H. B. is will meet next Satur-
day evening at the Castle.
Mr.. C. A. Edmonson and A. l. Purtel,
stopped at the Hobart House last even
ing, en- route to Indianapolis in their
car
John h. Trostel of Marion transacted
business in town yesterday.
o. ]. Thomas of Fort Wayne was a
business visitor in town yesterday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-10
ST. John.

The proceedings and the result of
the stockholders meeting of the St
John Creamery company held on
Wednesday is given much consideration
at present. The creamery has been
shut up for the last few years and 1t
would be for the good of all around If a
settlement were made to start up anew.
Joseph P. Klassen transacted bust
ness in Crown Point today.
William Kaske and W. Segers made a
business trip to Chicago Tuesday.
August Segers OF Brunswick tran
sacted business here today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schumacher spent
Tuesday here on business.
Mat Newdorf and John Hoffman of
Turkey Creek were visitors here Tues
day.
Ben Berg OF Klassvile moved to n
Bohr's farm, east of town.
George Gerlach and John Stark tran
sacted business in Crown Point yes
terday
N. Bohr returned to chicago Tues
day.