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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-10
A Hideous Picture.

Alas for the rarity of Christian char ity under the sun'
 About the meanest spectacle recently exploited by the Chicago newspapers is the picture of a lot of angry society women stripping the garments from some babes Tn court
 This is the ugly tale
 The members of the Womans club of Douglas Park, a suburb. appeared in the courtroom asking that two little twin girls be offered to the court for adoption.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-10
If You Were Santa Claus.

What would you give to America if you could be. the national Santa Claus?
 One gift, mind you. and only one, for Uncle Sams big stocking on Christmas eve.
 A magazine editor has asked this ques- ton and has received all sorts of answers from well known men and women.
 For instances
 Mrs. School president of the Mothers Congress, gave fine reply: "I would a square deal all the time"
 And Edwin Markham, author of ''The Man With the Hoe. would give "a system organized by the state to provide work at living wages for all workless men and women"
 Bishop Fallows would present "an ideal American home for all Mayor Whitlock thinks economic liberty the best gift
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-10

business life-credit. And also the best asset of their personality-charac
 Put the equation this way.
 Won-a few paltry dollars.
 Lost-character and credit.
 On the lowest plane-that of credit the gains of the dishonest dealing are not title of the losses. because there will come time in the business history of these young men when the extension of favors might amount to many times the sum gained by the honesty of early life.
 Business men know nowadays very we'll the commercial record of those with whom they deal. And the com munity does not forget. Half life time of uprightness will not blot out the shameful record of boyish crook edness.
 Young man, if you have been tempted at any time to stoop to ab- ject meanness in order, as you think, to get on in the world-beware!
 You are in the way of becoming a modern Esau-selling your birthright of honor and self respect for a mess of pottage.
 To say nothing of morals, to put on purely selfish footing, it pays to be decent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-10
Aqain Joe BuIanda.

Perhaps you have read about little Joe Bulanda of Chicago, whose arm was cut off by the state of Illinois.
 When the doctors said the arm must be amputated or he would die Joe cried out:
 'I'd rather die than to have that done. I don't want to grow up bum or a beggar.'
 But the state, to save Joe's life, gave him chloroform and cut off his right arm. And now, after his recovery, his father, who also protested against the amputa- tion. has disowned the boy He says he cannot afford to lose Joe's earning power. And so-
 The child is left to grow up a bum or a good and useful citizen, as society chooses.
 Joe is in the sixth grade and is anxious to complete the eight grade. With that much education he says he can maintain himself.
 And what do you suppose Chicago has offered the helpless waif? What do you think one of the exclusive clubs of that
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-10

Pitch in and buy yourself a suit. Listen to us. $20 and up to $50 suits, you get now for $17.45. See them. Varley & Bauman Clothing Company, 1910 Third avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-10

Extra quality yard-wide
 Taffeta Silk; $1.35 value;
 special bSc Yard wide Colored Taffeta,
 a great value; special,
 yard Soc Yard wide Black Taffeta;
 extra heavy, but soft fin
 ish; $1.75 quality; spe- cial .......... %l'iS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-10

Yard-wide Black Taffeta; a
 $1 quality; special at 65c Yard-wide Black Liberty
 Satin; $1.39 quality; spe-
 cial $1.1O
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-10

400 of these nicely trimmed Petticoats. excellent quality,
 e m b TO 1 d e red in many styles. lace
 a n d embroidery
 finished E0A
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-10


  
 
 
 
  32nch Persian Lawn sheer 5c value special at yard Island Domestic value special 45 Sonch Island Domestic Dc value; special s4
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-10

5000 pairs Children's M u l i n Drawers;
 cheaper than the charge for sewing alone, per 6nA pair. n VS
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-10
HEART TO HEART TALKS
By EDWIN A. ME Copyright, 1908, by Edwin A. Nye.

sons saying that "sin and punishment grow on the same stem?"
 Surely
 But somehow they get it into the back part of their heads that the penalty for wrongdoing is provision of the statute books, thing of human made laws.
 They come to regard morality as a sort of code of society got out of a good book, forgetting that the code is not true simply because 1t is in the Bible, but that 1t is in the Bible because it is true.
 They seem to forget that in the very nature of things penalty must always fol- low shining.
 Crowding the reality into some obscure corner of their minds, they persuade themselves that they are exceptions to the rule.
 The awakening is a bitter one.
 Foolish Boys.
 Young man, guard your credit.
 However much money you may have or how little. credit must be the foun- Credit is your capital stock and your largest asset.
 A dealer in agricultural implements in Iowa tells the writer these facts:
 Young farmers under 21 years of age, the sons of wealthy farmers. will sometimes buy heavily on the strength of their prospects. Then, before they arrive at maturity, they will take the benefit of the bankruptcy law.
 And
 Having wiped the slate clear of their indebtnedness, they come into posses sion of their share of the estate. And to accomplish this they will run the risk of a penitentiary sentence.
 Foolish boys!
 Furth ermore, it was remarked that the young fellows who are guilty of these mean maneuvers to beat their creditors regard this procedure as smart"
 Forsooth!
 They have gained perhaps few hundred dollars worth of stuff. But they have lost the best asset of their
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-02-19

modern conditions and to the civic
obligations of the members of a self
governing community" 1t was also
recognized that the ultimate sane
ton of moral instruction is insepa-
rably connected with the sphere of
religion even in such countries as
non-christion Japan and France. Let
US sum up the situation
Public opinion points to a defect in
educational methods. failure to pro-
duee manhood and womanhood wor-
thy of a great state. The state, in
measure. shifts the responsibility
to the church and the church ac-
knowledges its inability to deal with
the problem.
am not sure but that here is an
open door for women to enter, as
''conservators of moral education"
"What is the meaning of false
doctrine, William" asked the Sab
bath school teacher. ats when a
doctor gives the wrong stuff to sick
man." replied the little fellow.
believe the wrong stuff" has
been given the sick man OF the edu-
cational problem. Not intellectual
gluttony. neither industrial salving
OF the wound. nor yet physical cxcr-
else is the remedy. but. the stimulat.
ing. invigorating tonic of moral
teaching and practice is demanded by
Public Opinion today.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-02-19
Notice to Keepers Of Poultry

find = great many residents Of Rocky
Ford who think the following ordinance
applies only to the garden season. and
would advise careful reading. as It will
be strictly enforced hereafter.
c. A. BALDWIN. City Marshal.
ORDINANCE NO. SIAN ORDINANCE Con-
cEnNiNG fowls.
Be II ordained by the Board of Trustees of
the Incorporated Town Of Rocky Ford. Colo.
SECTION THAT II shall be unlawful for
feathered fowls. such ~ chickens ducks,
geese. or turkeys. to allow such fowls Of any
description to run nt large within the corpor-
ate limits Of the town OF Rocky Ford.
SECTION 2--That any person or persons who
shall allow any Of said described fowl or
fowls to run at large in violation Of Section
OF this ordinance shall be guilty Of mlsde-
mcanor and on conviction thereof be fined In
q sum Of not less than one dollar (fl.0U) nor
more than I'VE dollars (ts.o0-Psssed April 4.
1891
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-02-19
Sans Soucis Study Spain

The Sans Souci Club had very en-
joyable meeting with Mrs. McCreery
last Tuesday afternoon, the session
being taken up with the study OF
Spain and matters pertaining thereto.
Roll call was answered by Spanish
names in Colorado and their mean
ings.
A very interesting paper on "Homc
Life of Spanish Royalty" was read by
the hostess, and this was followed
by the reading "a Spanish Brigand''
by Mrs; Madge McKelvey; Wash.
ington Irving's Spanish Romance"
was read by Mrs. Royal, after which
discussion OF Spain in general fol-
lowed.
Mrs. Lawyer was appointed critic
for next meeting. which will be held
at the home of Mrs. Myrtle Hawley
on Feb. %.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-02-19
Art Exhibition.

The Horace K. Turner Co. Of Boston
Mass will place on exhibition two hun
dred Of their famous Art prints. IN this
city, March 10 TO l5 inclusive. This
disysy will be gwen in the high school
bnldIng. a small admission fee being
charged. and will be held for the purpose
Of placing number Of these famous
pho.ogravures On the walls Of the school
rooms. Copies Of the best masters will
be exhibited. A program will be giver
each evening consisting Of magic lantern
sides Of famous places. music and RES
tatons.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-02-19
High Class Drama.

The universal dramatic favorite. Mr..
Stafford lodge, ana a remarkably talent
ed company viii pay an engagement in
this city Feo. 25 for one night only.
TINS IS MIR. Dsoge's tenth annual tour.
curing which time no has produced all
Of the popular Shskespearean. classic
and romantic dramatic masterpieces.
He is one OF the few actors now living
whose aim j. 10 keep and maintain the
best fractions Of the stage BY producing
only such pays as improve and ennoble
those who see teen presented rather
than cemorar:ze ana degrade; in other
words. the infiusacs Of Mr.. Dodge's
dram attic work mas osen always for good
rather than e.n and tor this reason he
saou d De supported oy those who desire
20 see ihe stage uruf:ed and elevated.
He will be seen in The Merchant OF
Henic.." P ices 25c to 81.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-02-19
Free Illustrated Lecture

In response to the request Of many who
heard his lecture at the recent Farmers
Institute, W. X. Winterhalter Of the A. 3.
S. Co. has agreed to play return en-
gagement" and will appear in X. Of p.
hall tomorrow Saturday evening. The
Enterprise advises everyone who can do
so to hear this lecture as it is replete
with interest and is illustrated with a
splendid collection Of stereoptieon views.
The lecture is free to all.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-02-19
BUSINESS CHANCE.
Ramsay Dry Goods Go. Dives piaee
To !. d. Dyara.

to }. D. Dyars.
With ths;elossoe last week the Ram
say Dry Goods Co. went out Of business
In Rocky Ford. the sters in this city hav-
ing bssn disposed Of to J. B.. Byars, who
has for several ysars % successfully con-
Quoted the business.
Mr.. Byars has for some time been q
member Of the Ramsay Dry Goods Co.
and when the opportunity was offered
him to exchange his interest in the COM
any for the Rocky Ford store, he took
advantage. as he had personal knowledge
of the splendid business he had himself
built up.
The many patrons Of the Ramsay Dry
Goods Co. will be pleased to know that
while there has been a change in name
there is no change in management and
will be practically no change in the busi-
ness. and they will welcome the news
that Mr.. Byars will be permanently To-
Gated with US.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-02-19
Iowa Reunion on March 6

The Iowa Reunion committee met on
Tuesday to make arrangements for their
annual meet up." It has heretofore
been customary to have this big annual
gathering Of natives of the Hawksye state
and their families upon the last Saturday
in February. but owing to the regular
meeting Of the Farmers Union falling on
that date and the fact that they had the
hall engaged. made Il necessary for the
committee to set another date. Saturday.
March 6. was decided upon. and plans
were made to entertain a bumper crowd
Of lowans.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-02-19
A Cold SuoD

Another Of those worst storm for many
years" had Rocky Ford in its grasp the
first Of the week. 1t was a "eorksr" all
right, and broke the record for this winter
at least. A nsar-blizzard brought the
snow on Saturday evening. and it con-
tinued to blow and grow steadily colder
until along about daylight Monday morn
ing. when the thermometer at the Ex-
pertinent Station registered 9 degrees be-
low zero.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-02-19
washington's Birthday.

Our public schools will celebrate the
birth Of Washington in appropriate exsr-
eises which will be conducted in all the
rooms Of the different buildings Monday
afternoon. Feb. 90. beginning at 2:5o.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
patriotic organizations. to parents and to
all others interested in our young people
and their work IN the public schools.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-02-19
A Good Boost

The Las Animas Democrat says: "A
Rocky Ford woman became so enthusias-
tic in the census recently taken in that
town that she presented her husband
with bouncing twins. II that kind Of en-
thusiasm becomes contagious La Junta
won't have look-in when the 1910 reg.
,,lar census il taken"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-02-19
Dodge VIII Lecture.

Sanford Dodge will lecture in the High
School Arditerium. Tuesday Afternoon.
Fec. 25. All who enjoy the writings Of
Shakes peare are cordially invited to the
High School burlGr-c to hear Mr.. Dodge
o. this ccc ssron. -Tne lecture, which will
b gin at l:4S. will De free.
F 3. Bolles, Supt.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-02-19

FortY-fiv full olooded Barred Ply
mouth Pocks laying 90 per cent now. 81
per cent in January. dust maze room
for yourg STOCK. A so ! o tons good hay.
delivered - IN stsck Call fhore White
1924. Ash Gr've Poultry Farm
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-02-19

Laoies. co rot send your carpets away
10 be cleaned We clean them here. with
he suction" cleaner. ST John. Fore 81.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-02-19

Going. going, NIT quite gone. "outr.
men get that free copy Conkey's PouItr!
Book. MaItbv Drug Company. 4.
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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-02-19
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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-02-19

Wanted -GI 'cr general hcusework
Mrs. Q. p. RandalISl5 Walnut Ave.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-02-19

Inquire Of the store that has just moved
in from Western Kansas for a good many
,nmss that you'll oe needing. 400 No.
Lam.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-02-19

Two boaroers .ui rooElers wanted,
$500 week. Apply at 42o North
Nam street
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-02-19
Delicious
in Montana

Read this letter from Mr.. r. A.
Rollins. a prominent orchardist
of the Flathead Valley
''Delicious (Stark Delicious) has proven
a success with me and have been booming
1t for three years. At the State Farmers
Institute Meeting held at Rollins June 26.
1908, at which were present, Hon. Fred
Whitcsidc. Prof. Linfeld, Mgr. Expert
ment Station, Prof. Wilcox and Others,
exhibited Delicious apples as sound as
when taken from the trees the previous
fall. The flavor was still excellent. !
have therefore, with good reason, given
Delicious a reputation in this valley
Have YOU tasted this royal fruit?
serinf and IaStng it will open your eyesrnakc you
understand why you cannot afford not TO have ynlr
oruhirl 5eral.y planted with it. Send MS IS cs7r,
toGlyt5 pay partial cypress charges and VIC ,.iI'
send 4 box Of specimens. ti$o charge IS mad
Tor ihc fruiil The 2S cents VIC will refund on 'ur
frt 1.Icr of trees you send is Write tor uu-
Stlrk Fruit Book which givea accurate information
about all varieties worthy OF plantnG-Apple.
Peach Pear, Apricot. Cherry, Berry Fruits. Grape,
etc, etc.
Stark Bros Nurseries
& Orchards Company
Louisiana, Missouri u. S. A.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-02-19

Any ten cent article in our
store given with every two do&-
lar cash purchase. Ritehiss.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-02-19

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a Bargain Sale.

remedies gusTa-:ee@.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-07
COURT DEPRIVES
SOLID GOLD MILL
OF WATER SUPPLY
PROTRACTED SCRAP OVER
SHOSHONE CREEK
Will Be Sufficient Surplus Until Spring
to Operate All Milling Plants
in Camp Of Round
Mountain

The long drawn battle for the waters
Of Shoshone creek in the Round Noun
tain, New, district have eliminated in
an order from the district court of Nye
county directing the sheriff to cut off
the water from the Solid Gold mill on
the Daisy and the serving of a notice
to all consumers that the Round Noun
tain Fairview Mining company has es-
tablished its right TO 2465 inches of wa
ter from the creek. The sheriffs ONCE
in consequence has plugged up the teed
pipe to the Solid Gold mill, but TINS
company, it is said. will be able TO
secure its share of the surplus. a camp
paper says:
",rhis means that the Fairview mine
and mill will probably begin opera
tions again in the very near future me
mill of the Round Mountain Reduction
company will also be in position 10
start up in n short time. BY this or
der Of the court the Daisy company IS
not necessarily deprived of water SUI
ficient to run the Solid Gold mill. From
now on until spring there should ne
enough water in Shoshone creek 10 run
all of the mills mentioned and the
SPHINX mill as well. That the Fair
view company is about to resume op-
erations is a source of qualification 20
all those interested in the district. Not
only will it mean the putting to work
of a number of men. but it will mean
a big increase in the output of the
camp"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-07
PRODUCERS COMPLETES
C0ALINGR PIPE LINE

The pipe laying work on the Pro
ducers' Transportation company line
is now confined to Kern county. The
line from Coalinga to the coast has
been entirely laid and the work ON
this part of the system is now directed
to the installation of the pumping
plants.
There are fifty-six miles of line yet
TO be laid. Twenty miles of the Nc
Kittrick- Bakersfield, twenty-eight Of
the Sunset McKittriCk and eight miles
of the McKittrick-Junction divisions
are to be closed This work is now
being done under the supervision of Lou
Corey and good headWay is being
made. G. q. Langan. who was i'm
charge of the local office temporarily
is now directing the handling Of the
materials and is making his headquar-
ters at Bakersfield. The construction
of the numerous pumping stations
makes his task a busy one.
The four tanks AT the local station
of the line are being filled with oil, as
are the working tanks at Tar Canyon
station and the line intervening. The
boilers are up for the pump station and
the other work is being pushed ahead
as rapidly as possible.
Two tanks viii soon be completed at
the Dudley station, and when ready
for the reception OF oil the petroleum
will be pumped through the line to the
station, thirty miles south Of town.
Work on the San Luis ObispO side
is being rushed as hard as in the val
ley, and the pine line officials are bend
ing every effort To complete the line
without delay
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-07
MONNETTE COMPANY
WILL RESUME WORK
OWNS VALUABLE MINE IN
MAZUMA DISTRICT
Superintendent Garoutte Returns from
Conference with Officials in Los
Angeles and Reopens Mine'
Will Deepen Shaft

MAZTMA. New, Dec. 6.-M. NJ. Car
QUITE. manager of the Monnettc COM
pany operating near the FalrNle"
above the town of Vernon, has re-
turned from a trip to Los Angeles anu
work has been resumed by the CONF
pauy. Mr.. Garoutte was absent Two
weeks and the nature of his NislI 10
the coast city was to confer win ON
cials of his company regarding IuI-
ther development of the property
Tho company has a shaft down now
to q dspth of 400 feet. From the lower
level considerable prosecuting ana
drifting has been done and some very
strong veins have been opened up. As
a rule. the values do not go very hlsh,
but show a good milling grade of ore
In several instances stringers have
been cut which show the values run
ming Well into the hundreds.
1t is more than likely that the COM
pany vii sink its shaft another loV
feet, and possibly 200 feet.
The Monuette property has been
closed down for some time past NOT
because of any difference in the mat
ter Of wages, but because the manage
meut wished TO get the affirs OF the
company in such shape TO mine on
larger ana more systematic scale, ana
TO this end superintendent Garoutte IS
pushing work with large force Oh
men. With the resumption of work, a
crosscut is being driven from the lower
level to the east to tap the Florence
silver ledge, which trends directly to
the Monuette workings. 1t will re-
Quire some time yet to reach the OBJ
iective point, but no time is being lost
i'm extending the crosscut. The Flor
cuce lease is "a near neighbor TO the
Monnette, and mining experts, who
have examined both properties, are of
the opinion that the rich Florence vein
will be encountered at no great dis
tance in the lateral now being extend
ed in the Monnette workings.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-07
News OF the Mines and Oil Fields
CEMENT WATER OFF IN
CLYDE-JACKSON WELL,
NEWPORT BAY DISTRICT

= The Clyde jackson Oil company X
\ has cemented the water off its =
4 Newport Bay well at a depth of =
< $500 feet, after passing through =
< 155 feet of sand, and will get ready :
4 TO bore the plug on the y, when =
x they expect to bring in a good :
< well. Mr.. Jackson says that the =
+ oil brought up in the bailer was =
\ light oil and if the we'll comes in =
= with a good production it will be =
= a profitable one for the company. =
4 So far operations in the Newport =
< Bay field have not been satisfac- =
X tory for one reason or another, =
4 the troubles being principally of :
:. a mechanical nature. The Balboa =
:. Oil company lost its first well by :
= the collapsing of the casing, and =
= others were unsuccessful in shut =
:. ting off the water. The oil that :
:. has been found was of about IA =
j. gravity. whereas the oil in the =
:. Clyde-Jackson well, which is :
i mile and a half south of the Bal <
X boa, is a light oil.
= The Clyde-Jackson company has =
:. eighty acres and the finishing of =
Il their No. / well will be watched >.
!. with interest. as its success will :
!. open up a new field of high gray :
! ity oil. q"
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