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The Globe-republican., 1909-12-02

MISS Vivian Martin substituted for
Miss Small one day last week while she
visited the second grade at the other
ward. Prof. Mallory is of the opinion
that it is beneficial for any teacher to
see how another carries on her work, to
get and give ideas on teaching in the
practical way.
W. Il. Preston, probate judge of Ford
county, returned yesterday from Hutch
inson where he attended the conference
of Charities and Correction, a meeting
of state Importance. The part of the
meeting Judge Preston was interested in
was that pertaining to the Juvenile
courts, 10 which he is directly concerned
as an officer. Tho meeting" Judge
Preston SAYS, twas one which will be
beneficial to all who attended,. and es-
pecially those who are interested In the
work of juvenile courts or ch ,rlties."
The Globe-republican., 1909-12-02
Christian Sunday School.

At the weekly meeting Of the Chris
tian Sunday school board Tuesday even.
ing, officers and teachers were elected
for the year 1910 The following is the
list OF officers: Supt., DR.. Edw. Adams;
Asst. Supt., Mary Hale; Sec. w. B Mar
tin; Asst. Sec., Ned Leatherwood; Treas. 4,
NJ. A. Brown; Lib, Ruby Stratton; Pia-
mist, Lidia Doolttle; Asst. Pianist, Miss
McClanahan; horister, M. Lee Sorey /;
Missionary Supt., Mrs. Nettie Mcclure /;
Supt. intermediate Dept. Mrs. J. Blanch
Sorey; Supt. Junior Dept. Fay McClana-
han; Supt. Primary Dept, Mrs. Alice
Thompson; Asst. Supt. Primary Dept.
Carrie Hall; Sec Primary Dept, Ardena
Ford; Asst. Sec Primary Dept, Ruby
Dunlap, Pianist Primary Dept, Ruth
ncClure; Asst. Pianist Primary Dept,
Viva Majors; Supt. Cradle Roll; Kate
Richards.
The following are the teachers for 1910
i. A. Scates, Mrs. s. V. Mallory, Prof. 8,
V. Mallory, NJ Lee sorey, Mrs. j. A.
Mcclure, M. A. Brown, Hattie Nichols
Mrs. M. Lee Sorey, Mrs. g. W. Coon
field, Mrs. D. W. Stratton, Fay McClana.
han, d. W. Stratton, Mrs. Edw. Adams,
Mrs. J. Q. Prougb, Carrie Hall. Mrs. W.
s. Eakle, Cora Fowler and Mrs. L. j.
Upp.
This gives Sunday School leadership
Of twenty nine different people and very
effective work will be accomplished by
the school with such force. The new
building will add great deal In the way
Of equipment.
The Globe-republican., 1909-12-02
NOVEMBER RAIN.
Nearly Six Inches Of Water Have Fallen This
Month and More Is Expected.
Beats All Records.

There is a striking coincidence in
the rainfall of the present time and
that Of 1880 when the Soule ditch
was originally put into operation,
Never since that time has there been
such heavy rain in November. 1t
rained in 1880 until the people
believed they would never need the
help Of an ,rrigating canal again.
Peculiarly enough now that the rals-
ing of the underfow has at last been
solved and the water is to be turned
into the ditch permonently another
food comes along.
Observer Baldwin gives the rain
measurements Of the present month
up to Tuesday morning OF this week
at 5 80 inches. The storm which be-
gan last Saturday, and up to Noven-
ber 30 gave a measurement of l8
inches
In November Of 1880 for the rn-
tire month the rainfall was recorded
at 2.43 inches and this held the re-
cord up to the present. In 1905 No
vember had rainfall Of 2.20 which
was the hig ghest after 1880.
The rainfall for the present year
up to this time is 1916, with Decem-
ber still to hear from. January was
very light .29 Of an inch, February
still lightrr .16 Of an inch, March
LIS, April nearly a blank .O2, May
business picking up 253, June still
better 3,20, July 2.93, August 1.25,
September l.5o, October falling back
.92 and then November with nearly
six inches.
The Globe-republican., 1909-12-02

NILES WIsEMAN.
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POPULAR PRICES
RAILROAD NOTES.

General Superintendent r. j. Parke
came In Tuesday evening with bis ca
No. s. He made an inspection tour o
the lst and End divisions Wednesday
Supt. Tice accompanying him in the 4O6
Mr.. NJ. Stewart has resigned as Roat
Foreman Of Eogines of the Western ant
River Divisions and will again take hi
passenger run out of Las Vegas. Et
Norton Of Hutchinson succeeds him.
One Of the big Mallet engines, th'
largest thing on wheels, will pas
through Dodge City this evening, 1t 1
expected. These engines are OF thI
"Artlculated" type. have pair of driv
ers, 7S-inch, pony truck and trailer
and are built for passenger service. The
are oil burners and carry two cars OF fud
with them. The Santa Fe has Is Of theI
ordered from the Baldwin Locomotive
Go. for the San Bernardno Division.
There will be new book of Rules, an
new Examination Questions for Cor
ductors and Engineers, by the first Of I'll
year.
There were 7S5 poles down betwed
Dodge City and Kinsley, 154 betwed
Kinsley and Lewis and 8a from Lewis
Larned. From Ness City to Scott CT
about 300. This tells what the Santa J.
has had to contend with the past fe
days. At 10 O'Clock Sunday morning Il
last wire into the dispatcher's office we
out of business and train dlspatcliDg
this point ceased. The wires we're dow
to Garden City; also and from KinsI
to that point the trains have been rI
ming as sections Of passengers and
time card rights. Monday all the d
patchers from this place we're moved
Kinsley, dspatching Office was ftI
up there and trains were run from Il
point. A wire was put through on fel
posts and props and Kinsley was abld
cali this office at O'Clock Tuesday evI
ing. The other wires will be put
shape at once, and it is expected the
patching will be continued here Sat
day.
The heavy precipitation has thoroug
soaked the road bed and the speed Of
trains is reduced to safe schedule
all the line.
Supt. Tlce and Trainmaster Co
made an inspection of the damage a
the line In special Monday.
The Globe-republican., 1909-12-02


Justice HObDle had cnree boys bronghI
Le.JTe ...A saturday for stealing wheat
in the east part Of the county. Two II
the sffsnders were under the age OF Fix
teen 50 Judge Preston Of the Juvenile
court WAS called Into the case. The eld-
eft boy was tined rs and costs and the
two younger boys we're given sentence
at the Industrial School at Topeka.
The Dodge City Mill & Elevator Co
is still running its day and night shift
and turning out 500 barrels of Home
stead -four everyday. Manager Hilyer Ii
employing ty-five men. There hal
been no wheat hauled 10 this week on ac
count OF the heavy roads but the farmers
marketed 20OO bushels last Saturday and
drew 9S cents for 1t, good milling whea
81 pounds test.
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Notes Of the Council" Meeting.

Judge Hutchinson OF Garden City was
down for the comforting of degrees.
j. S. May, Past Grand Master of Grand
Council Of Royal and Select Masters OF
Kansas, was In attendance from Hutch
lnson.
LID. Pollock of Hutchinson attended
the meeting,
g. A. Loucks Of Syracuse was another
visitor at the assembly.
There were fourteen up:from Hutchin-
son.
A. J. Applegate Of Wichita, Most
lllustrious Grand Master of the Grand
Council of Royal and Selec. Masters Of
Kansas, WAS also In attendance.
MAC. Walker, father OF genial Gene
Walker, who is complimentary life.
member OF all the Masonic bodies, Of
Hutchinson, was out for the Council
work. Everybody was glad to meet
him.
VIM. Pells, who conducted the work
Monday evening, received many com-
pllments for bis work. He is 40 old time
engineer on the Santa Fe, and run into
Dodge City way back In '75.
w. M. KinuIson Of Garden City was a
Council visitor. GIy
The Globe-republican., 1909-12-02
Presbyterlan Church.

the special services postpond from
last Sunday will take place next Sunday.
The Brotherhood will meet at 3 80 p. m. !,
subject: "Resolved that the Govern
ment should OWn the r ailroads." By
request Of the Brotherhood, the pastor
will lecture at 1880 p. m, subject: "The
Evidences Of Immortality"
The Globe-republican., 1909-12-02
WILL TAKE TIME.
Impossible to put TeIsphone System In
Working Order at Once.

Impossible to put TeIsphone System In
Working Order at Once.
Anyone who has not taken the
time to 60 over the city since the
storm and see how much real damage
has been done, cannot appreciate the
task Of righting the telephone system
and getting it in working order
again. II would be just about as
easy to build a new line and that
would do away with the difficult task
Of untangling the maze Of wires at
every pole that is down.
This is what makes the undertak.
ing SO unsatisfactory in the begin
ming, there is no logical
place to commence. The first
strings Of lines to 60 out
OF commission were the east and west
lines. These got the brunt OF the
early storm and unable to stand
against the wind and the weight Of
the ice went down. From Avenue 9
east to the city limits on Military
Avenue the line is practically flat.
There is q cable on part Of this line
and that adds to the loss. On Vine
street also from Avenue G east to the
end Of the line, it is a complete
wreck. In the west end Of town the
line is on the ground west OF 9Th Av
enue. This cuts out large section
of the residents Of that ward. The
last damage to occur and perhaps
the most serious is on Central Ave
nue. and Second Avenue. From 81.
A. Burnett's residence north for
three blocks the line is on the ground.
Here the pull WAS to the east and
tumbled the cable and wires into the
yards and over the trees along this
street making the wreck almost COM
plete. From the post Office north to
W. N. Locke's the line is all in the
street. There is so pair cable on
this string which had only recently
been repaired and strengthened, as
had also the poles and wires, and the
fact that this line could not sustain
its load tells the great weight Of the
ice. The poles are not merely lean
ing or pulled over. They are broken
off, some of them in three pieces.
Theee were left only about 100
phones out Of total Of 800 that are
handled at the exchange. It is hoped
that many can be put back in work
ing order in short time but a large
part Of them will not be rung up for
quite while, granting that the
weather stays open quite a while.
Should it freeze the work will be NEG
essurily greatly retarded. Every toll
line is Of course out of commission
and these can not be righted either
till some Of the tangle in the city is
Strengthened up. The line to Buck
lin had just been rebuilt and this is
also all out Of order as the poles had
not yet had time to settle. All the
linemen who can be found and in
duced to work are busy with the task
Of rebuilding but as the Postal and
Western Union are both out Of order
and pressing into the service every
available man, It is impossible to
get enongh hands to hurry the work
as would otherwise be the case.
The Globe-republican., 1909-12-02
Methodist Church

The regular services will be observed
at the Methodist church next Sunday.
Preaching by the pastor at II a. m. and
1880 p. m. Sunday school at 9:45 m.
Junior League at 800 p. m. Epworth
League $50 p. m. All are invited.
The Globe-republican., 1909-12-02
Lutheran Church.

Lutheran confirmation service 10
lish will be held In the Baptist churs
Sunday, Dec. 9th at 2;3O p. M.
Herman Koester, Past
The Globe-republican., 1909-12-02
Stove for Sale.

A four-hole Majesticl range with 15-
gallon copper reservoir. Good baker; In
good condition; bargain. Call ct I'll
Ave. B, or phone No. 172.
The Globe-republican., 1909-12-02
No Hunting.

Hunters are hereby no tilted that no
hunting will be allowed ou my place
near Howell. Avoid trouble by keeping
off.
st NILES WIsEKAN.
The daily tribune., 1909-01-20
EVER WATCHFUL.
A Little Care viii Save Many
Florence Readers Future
Trouble

Watch the kidney secretions.
See that they have the amber hue
of health;
Tho discharges not excessive or in.
frequent;
Contain no "brick dust like" sed.
iment
Doan's Kidney Pills will do this
for you,
They watch the kidneys and cure
them when they're sick.
j, f. Mountain, Of lo6 West 9th
St.. Florence. Colo. says: II can
without hesitation speak highly Of
Doan's Kidney Pills. knowing well
of their merit. My kidneys caused
mo great deal of trouble for some
tie, the secretions being very irregu.
lar in action. Doan's Kidney Pills
were brought to my attention. / pro.
cured a box at Daniels drug store aud
The daily tribune., 1909-01-20

position.
Mad Dog or Snake Bite-Tie a
cord tight above the wound. Suck
the wound and cauterize with csustic
or red hot iron at once. Give stimu.
lants, as wbiskey, brandy, etc.
Stings of Venomous Insects, etc
Apply weak ammonia. oil. salt water
or iodine.
Fainting-place FAT on back, al.
low fresh air, and sprinkle with cold
water. Place head little lower than
the rest of the body,
Ciuders in the Eye-Roll IT pa.
per mp like Il lamp lighter and wet
the tip to remove or use medi.
cine dropper to draw it out. Rub the
other eye.
The daily tribune., 1909-01-20
THINGS WORTH KNOWING.

To Remove Stains-To take stains
from dishes that have been burnt in
oven or to clean spider or tin ware
take little ashes. dampen and rub
lightly ON the article and rinse we'll.
Help in Case of Aooidents-Bsrns
and Scalds-Cover with baking soda
and lay wet cloths over 1t, whites OF
eggs aud olive oil, olive oil or lin
seed oil. plain or mixed with chalk
or whiting, sweet or olive oil and
lime water.
Lightning cold water over
a person struck. or II only from the
shock from being at close range.
Sunstroke-Loosen clothing. Get
patient into shade ard apply ice
cold water TO forehead and top aud
back of head. Keep head in elevated
The daily tribune., 1909-01-20
HUGHES ELECTED SENATOR.

Charles j. Hug hes. Jr., was yes
terday elected United States senator
by the members of the Seventheenth
Assembly. The democratic party has
thus redeemed their first pledge. The
republicans divided their vote between
threeof their candidates. Hughes
name was presented in the lower
house by w. E. Foley, and in the
senate by Frank e. Cove, of Denver.
In placing Hughes in nomination Mr..
Cove in part said;
"Though many times offered politi-
cal preferment, he refused to leave
his life's work until today we find
him. having spent the knighthood of
his life unrewarded in the cause of
democracy, the choice of the people
of this commonwealth for the high
honor about to be bestowed upon him.
I1b III ~ IHhD huOND lOI illb DiOhu
democratic spirit, welcomed as an
honored guest in the circle of the ex-
elusive yet equally welcome in the
prospector's cabin which nestles on
yonder snow-clad range. Standing
ON the highest eminehce of legal dis
tinotion having filled this western
territory with his renown modest,
firm, simple, self-poised. he las
fought not only the contests of the
rich and titled, but of the poor and
lowly.
"And Colorado asks at this time for
this man 10 represent her in United
States senate, n man worthy of her
name, genius, man of heart, con-
science and ability-truly her favor
ed son-that splendid specimen of
American manhood, Charles j.
Hughes. "
The daily tribune., 1909-01-20
9er3onal Paragraphs

Mrs f. +. Jack is entertaining
the Mariposa club this afternoon.
Mrs. W. G. Stephenson will en-
tertain tho st. Adams Guild tomor.
row afternoon.
Mesdames Lee Champion and Sher
man Andrews drove to Canon City
this morning.
George p. Nix of Canon City, is
calling on friends and looking after
business matters in this city today.
Mira. Arthnr Vickers is on the
Western Slope visiting a few weeks
with friends and relatives.
Little Frank Hamlin, son of Mr..
and Mrs. O. f. Hamlin, is quite i'll
at his home on East Main street,
suffering from stomach trouble.
MIR. and Mrs. Philip Griffith
and. little Wilhelmine. returned this
afternoon on No from three
months visit and sightseeing trip to
Phoenix.
Judge Lee Champion returned
from Denver last night on No. 8, and
will take up his duties as judge of
the district court at the session which
oonvenes next Monday.
Sherman Bennett and family.
who have been visiting his mother on
West First street for the past two
weeks. returned this afternoon to his
home in Copperfeld in the western
part of this county on d. 81 h. G..
No. 8.
The daily tribune., 1909-01-20

began their use. / soon noticed a
distinct change for the better in my
condition My kidneys were strength
ened the action regulated. and gener.
al health improved. l will whenever
the occasion arise sake known the
great value of Doan's Kidney Pills. I"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster. Milburn Co.. Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan 's-and
take no other. III W
The daily tribune., 1909-01-20
FOUND

Found-A Masonic Keystone Chapter
emblem. Gall at this onaoe, pay
for ad, 1888
The daily tribune., 1909-01-20

II you want clio hes hair or tooth
brush or a comb, or any toilet article
you can get what you want at Dam
iels' drug store. 13
The daily tribune., 1909-01-20

Telephone us your wants, and the
goods viii be promptly delivered at
your home, by Daniels drug store.
l3tf
The daily tribune., 1909-01-20

THE WEATHER-Pnrtly cloudy
tonight and Thursday cooler Thurs
day.
The daily tribune., 1909-01-20

r NAJSETIC THEATRE r
Il Oldest and Best Always your u
uO moneys worth and little more w
The daily tribune., 1909-01-20

For Sale-A good horse cheap. In.
quire Wilson Hardware company.
1919
The daily tribune., 1909-01-20

cent. discount on all cash sales until
February /. E. o. Van Eaton, dealer
in new and second hand furniture and
hardware. i7-22x
The daily tribune., 1909-01-20

For Ssle-Three- fourth Jersey COW
and calf weeks old. Inquire T.
j. Ellis. 3l2 West Fourth st. 16-21x
The daily tribune., 1909-01-20

For Sale-Corrugated iron roofing.
Good 2nd hand pressed brick, 2nd
hand lumber Of all description.
Barney Ginsberg.
Phone Florence 40. 6Btf
The daily tribune., 1909-01-20

For Sale-Ranch on Hardsorabble. 100
acres, 30 set to alfalfa. small orchard,
good water right. $3. 500; for particu.
lars inquire Of Mrs. Victor Bob, TAO
West Seventh street. S4-S9x II
The daily tribune., 1909-01-20
ro RENT

To Rent-Suite OF three or FIVE un.
furnished rooms, State Bank Build.
ing; with electric light, steam heat
and private bath. Rent reasonable
9l.U
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CAnPE0NATO De CuENTOS.

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fes de producer han poducdo beas oSr ea toAsso
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N0TAS Y KOT|c|AS.

Sc encuentran en- csta ciudad &
iuez y fiscal de la Corte de distrif
de Humacao, Lcdo. Dominguez
Aponte.
Sc calcula en- 5000 ell costo de L.
despcrfectos causados por la maj
lada de cstos dias en- el terraplcn d,
punte del 'Condado". FL asient,
principal del tcrraplen no ha s,,fri,l.
NADIA y solamentc la parte SUPER
del lado Aorte ha sido descarna
por el oleaje. Sc han n.parado scp,;
damentc los despcrfcctos Y continu
el terraPlenado.
--Esta mafiana estrn,ieron On |
Mansion Eiecutiya a Comisiona,
de Instruction DR.. Dexter y el A.
ditor Sr. Sawyer.
FL DR.. Rolael del Vale Rodria1,.
celebr6 81 saLado una larpa confe
rencla con q gabrsnador Cotton
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