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La Junta tribune., 1910-08-06

House should face this square. For
tie convenience Of its patrons, II
might better be elsewhere. In many
cities, when 1t becomes necessary to
rebuild, the opera house is removed
towards the residence section-per.
hAps on a side street. ON an alley;
convenient for the people who go
to see the shows, and somewhat re-
moved from the center Of the bust
ness quarter.
Now ! have proposition to make:
To aid in the acquisitiS Of new
Opera House. OF suita lie dimensions.
constructed on the most approved
lines Of safety, with abundant exits
to large open spaces, on all sides;
and to meet the objection OF loss
OF revenue, for the lack Of stores and
offices to rent; will give for such
purpose and use, to any responsible
person or corporation willing to ac.
cept and use the same (the present
Opera House Company to have the
preferencel the perpetual use, rent
free. of my four lots 600 by l40 feet
or 20 much thereof as may be need
ed. situated on the southeast corner
of Santa Fe avenue and Fourth street
Should some other similar location
with similar conditions. be preferred
win contribute literally In cash
to help secure 1t.
In case the present company prefer
not TO reinvest. II may be found not
difficult to raise the necessary money
by subscription preferably widely dis
tributed. in sums OF from 500 TO 81
900 each. according to the desire OF
individuals to continue such an insti
tuition In our city. Respectfully.
T. T. WOODRUFF.
La Junta. August |. 1910.
La Junta tribune., 1910-08-06

thirty-one. 80 II Is evident that coun-
try is settling up. Notwithstanding the
fact that the new irrigation projects
were not completed until this year.
Mr. Messenger says that over 1000
acres OF wheat were grown In the
vicinity OF Timpas this year. most OF
which win average over thirty bushels
TO the acre.
La Junta tribune., 1910-08-06
otero county exhibit the feature OF

Otero county exhibit the feature Of
the exposition.
At meeting held in Rocky Ford
on Saturday, July 23d, which was a
called meeting OF the Rocky Ford
Chamber OF Commerce to consider the
matter OF joining the rest OF the
county IN the exhibit, the statement
was made by prominent member OF
merce that the other towns wished to
get the benefit OF Rocky Fords eff
forts and money. without cost to
them, and also that Rocky Ford's ex-
hioits were desired by the rest of
the county to be displayed without
credit to Rocky Ford, or the people
furnishing the specimens.
In view OF the fact that at the
first meeting at Rocky Ford, both OF
these subjects were thoroughly dis
cussed. and as stated above, 1t was
agreed that Rocky Ford should be
reimbursed and due credit should be
given everybody for their exhibit, the
officers OF this association cannot I'M
derstand the mlsstatements made at
that meeting.
This association desires exhibits
and specimens from Otero county and
any one who has anything for the
county display can have the same
properly cared for. ticketed and dis
played In its proper place in the
county exhibit. by communicating
with Mr.. W. NJ. Berry, secretary.
Fowler. Colo. The association Is anx-
ious to have Rocky Ford join in the
county exhibit, and extends an invi.
tation TO Rocky Ford TO be repre-.
scented at the next meeting OF the as
sociation to be held at Swink We'd
nesdsy, August 10th, at pm, and
Will do everything In Its power to
make he Otero county exhibit rep
Every GARNER In Otero county ID
asked to preserve anything which he
thinks Is worthy of exhibiting. and
TO wait the call Of the collector. who.
II given notice through the secretary.
will see that every specimen Is called
for and properly taken care Of.
The executive board Of this associa-
ton, which is composed Of men,
ber from each town. will hold meet
ings AS often as In deemed necessary.
and will surely make the Otcro county
display something to be talked about
and remembered by everybody FORUM
ate enough to see II. Once more we
say: let US go to Pueblo In Septem-
bcr with An otero county exhibit
participated In by every town In the
county with n feeling Of county pride
and loyalty, undisturbed by any sec.
tional feeling whatever. :
oTERO COUNTY COMMERCIAL
ASSOCIATION.
by Its Executive Board.
La Junta tribune., 1910-08-06

to animals to require the muzzling Of
dogs through the hot months of July
and August, but that is the regulation
that our mayor says he is going to
enforce. We are quite sure that
the fighting editor OF the great fam.
lily Journal would bite the mayor on
sight II he knew where to lay the
responsibility for being muzzled, and
II he goes mad before September lst
the muzzle and the mayor will be re-
sponsible for 1t. Nothing else will.
The most Information We CLEANED
on the subject OF mad dogs is from
an article recently published in a
magazine entitled "A Magazine OF the
West" In reply to an inquiry Ed
Habberlein, Of Kansas. considered one
Of the best dog authorities" in the
country, writes as follows:
G. T.. Lincoln, Nebr.-My pointer
dog. seven years old. has been act
ing queer for some time past. While
following the buggy one day about
two weeks ago on a drive Of twelve
miles to the country he became very
sick and commenced vomiting and
running off at the bowels. | stopped
at q farm house TO await develop
ments. In course of an hour he got
cramps, slobbered at the mouth and
rolled around on the ground. This
lasted perhaps ten minutes and then
he began reeling with head close to
ground, staggered. and finally fell In
a heap. became alarmed and left
him. On looking back saw him
coming after me on lope with ton
que protruding far and painting like
locomotive 1 felt sure he had
gone mad and vas about to put a
bullet into bis head when again he
fell sad lay there PROSTATE. For an
hour waited. He sat and looked at
10. tAes cans n ~ syss ssesn and
bulsing. hair turned the wrong way
and frothinE at mouth. drove away,
he following. but Was soon left be-
hind In the road. During the night
he came home and wanted In the
house. but I drove him off. About .
week ago he had 4 similar spell. but
not no severe. II gives me much
concern as l fear he may have RI.
bies. Would. In your opinion. .
bite have caused hydrophobia while
In that condition! Did he act - =
mad dog usually does,
Answer.-Your fear Is groundless.
The dog was merely Ill and craIed
with pain an fright by following
you he sought relief and protection.
Poor doggy suffered from worms. pos
sibly tape.worm. Such cases are not
isolated. A dog does not get mad all
Of q sudden. That aiiment Is 2 lin.
gering disease Of the brain. During
the first stages he seeks dark. Sc
ciuded places to lie. does not bark
and merely emits hoarse crowns and
possibly Erowls. A ropy. dark string
OF saliva hangs from his mouth tneveE
froths). and he stasxers to q degree
when trotting along. after getting to
roam aimlcssly and swapping At real
and Imaginary objects on passing.
For several days he may remain per
fectly quiet. and then begins wander
Ing with lowered head and tucked In
tail. He does no, avoid water ~ Is
usually supposed: ON the contrary. he
wants to drink. but owing to ths
swelling Of his throat can not. He
may even plunge his head under
water to cool II and In an effort to
drink. The rabid dog hardly ever
gAliops. but keeps up = continuous
wobbly ,ro,. TIL finally. after two OF
three days. he drops from exhaustion.
never to rise.
La Junta tribune., 1910-08-06
HE OterO County Commercial
Association is making great
plans for the county ex-
hibit at the irrigation

t- hibit at the irrigation
congress to lie held at Pueblo In Sep
tember. As soon as the plans of
the congress for an agicultual exhibit
by counties was announced. the Otero
County Commercial Association was
formed for the purpose OF gathering
a comprehensive exhibit for Otero
county. and having 1t properly ar
ranged and displayed
AT the first meeting of the associa.
tion, 1t was learned that Rocky Ford
had been making plans to make an
Independent exhibit, and at the
meeting named Rocky Ford was not
officially represented. In order that
there should be no misunderstanding
the Otero County Commercial Associ-
alton asked the Rocky Ford Chamber
of Commerce to call meeting at
Rocky Ford to consider the county ex
hibit. AT that meeting 1t was learned
that Rocky Ford opposed a general
exhibit OF county products and wished
to divide the space in the pavilion
provided for the county exhibits, into
sections.
AS the stated purpose OF the ex.
hibit was for counties, II was the
opinion OF all the delegates to the
Otero County Commercial Association
meeting that the best exhibit could bs
made by all joining in providing spec.
linens and paying the expenses OF ar.
ranging the exhibit. the best of ev.
erything TO be used. and credit to be
given to the growers by a ticket on
each exhibit. giving the name and
postoffice address of the grower or
exhibitor.
This plan was opposed by Rocky
Ford - the ground that they had
raised money. hired = man aud had
made considerable progress toward =
Rocky Ford exhibit. It was agreed
that Rocky Ford should be- reimburs'
eu All al touutr ouu eApeuuituc tti
full. and that everything should be
done to show appreciation Of the
work already done by that town.
Although the balance Of the county
was for the geassA exhibit under an
otero county baaner. with all the
towns joining Ia t1e exhibit enumer.
ated. being named In the order of
their population. Rocky Ford refused
TO Join In the general exhibit. and
up to this date still refuses unless
permitted to occupy portion Of the
county space with their individual
exhibit. Every effort is being made
by this association to prevail upon
Rocky Ford to join In making the
Otero county exhibit the finest exhibit
at the show. This association will
proceed with the exhibit and has To-
Gated u capable collector and super
intendent. and proposes to make the
La Junta tribune., 1910-08-06
Democrats ResoIute at Rocky Ford.


NInety-six democrats good and true.
and forty.one that were not SO good,
convened in Rocky Ford last Monday
afternoon for the purpose OF making
soae more platform promises that
are Ito be busted wide open at the
ftnnl favorable opportunity. The
AGpocrats In otero county appear to
troueles Of .-AAslr own.
Souso Of them solemnly affirm that
Otero county's representatives In the
constipated seventeenth upheld and
voted for all Of the paramounts at
the regular session. Just as they AZ
firm they will 1T the coming uxtry.
which 10 to be on next week. There
ARE others Of the tribe. however. who
Just ~ solemnly affirm. that Otero
county's representatives In the con
stipated seventeenth did not stand.
pat on the paramounts. but secretly
knitted them whenever the occasion
presented itself. Anyway there Is a
difference Of opinion.
attendance at the Rocky Ford poli'i-
attendance at the Rocy fkord politi.
cal gabfeSt. The majority OF those
In attendance vehemcntly asserted
that there WAS no occason for the
calling Of the convention In the first
place. but the minority appears to
have had the power TO call the con
yenti0n and did 40 Notwithstanding
yehement protests. Two sets OF reso'
lutlons were introduced. One Of them
endorsed the seven paramounts In y
general way. Just as they were indors
ed at the state convention two years
ago. and the other set wanted some
specific declaration made on the par
amounts, especially as TO the kind
OF Initiative and referendum and d.
rect primary laws that should be pass
ed
Judge Mcdaniel fathered one set
OF resolutions. He wanted the con
yention To declare In favor OF "a
straight direct primary law. with the
convention feature eliminated. and
an initiative and referendum law pro-
yiding for the submission OF proposed
laws TO the people when peti,ioncd
for BY ten per cent Of the vote.
Judge Mcdaniel says that direct
primary Law with \ convention fca'
turc would be- . farce, and that an
Initiative and referendum law. with 4
petition feature hixher than ten per
cent. would be In the same category.
Judge McDaniel's resolutions were de-
fcated By . vote Of " to II. and the
rcsolutioas declaring In favor Of any
old kind Of paramounts were carried
The oonstipatsd seventeenth put In
three nonths time trying to XIII the
scvsa pasamounts BY the Joker route.
and whsn they failed to do 10 dc.
cidcd not 70 pass any Of them. II
any u the seven paramounts are
passed by the uxtry. each one will
have . Joker attached that WI prsc.
ticaily nuilify the proposed laws. II
Ia ALREADY apparent that the uxtry
sessioa vas called for this particular
purpsee.but Il b very doubtful whsth.
er tAe 1sseiDlss ol Jsffessoaiaa sln.
plicity ~ ~ atjs 70 tool aaybo1y
this yeae q gFaes.
La Junta tribune., 1910-08-06

throes of q mad dog scare,
and during the past week
~ twenty or thity unmuzzled ca.
mines have gone to that bourne from
which no canine ere returns, their
Ait from this mundane sphere being
Expedited by the city marshal through
the shotgun route. Within week.
two persons, Conductor Ed McGee-
ney and q young son Of X. c. lnge.
have been bitten by dogs owned here
in La Junta, and a physician was
summoned In each instance to dress
the wounds. The attending physician
was SO exasperated over the inflic-
ton Of these injuries that he de-
clared hat II the dog had bitten him
he would not only have shot the dog
but the owner Of the dog as well.
In consequence OF this threat the
editor of the great family journal is
keeping his dog tied to a bedpost
with a log chain.
As q result OF the catastrophe
chronicled above the mayor ordered
the city marshal to kill every un-
muzzled dog on sight. and twenty or
thirty CANNES have bit the dust
since last Sunday night. The mayor
says he would order every dog In La
Junta killed in preference to jeop-
ardizing single life. The mad dog
scare seems to have reached the
stage OF acute "highsterics" with
some people.
Hydrophobia is a very rare disease.
30 rare, indeed, that even the medical
authorities seem to know very little
about II. We consulted an encyclo-
pedia and two medical works on the
subject and secured very little defin-
ite information. and as We have been
- earth for nearly half . century
EttApue ever ,sestaG I'D dog o.
hearing Of one In our Immediate W.
cinity. It u natural to arrive at the
conclusion that . mad dog h some.
thing oe . myth.
II IL Just a. natural for some dogs
to bite ~ Il 10 for all mules and
some horses To kick. and II we had
our choice between being kicked BY
mule and bitten BY . dog We are
quite confident that we would choose
the latter infliction In preference to
the former. Because some dogs bite
and all nules and some horses kick.
We do not believe 1t Ii necessary to
expunEe from the face OF the earth
all Of the dogs. horses and mules.
There are people. Of course. Who
would not raise q hand to prevent
the destruction Of every dog on the
face Of the earth. but usually they
are those Who have never known the
friendship and companIonship Of dos
the friebdship that sticksth closer
than Q trother. aud abiding loyalty
free from deceit or hope Of reward.
Whether you are . prince or = pau.
per. It's all the same to the dam dog.
A hovel k Just ~ inviting as
mansion to him ~ long as II
u the abiding place OF his master
When you are out OF sight you are
, moi. out Of mind with him. ~ you are
, with most mortals. He mournS and
Agrieves. and nothing but your pres
'ence will satisfy him. There is moth
Ing lukewarm or Indifferent about
his welcome home. but II very much
resembles an exhibition In the su'
perlative degree Of 10y unconfined.
And then some people wonder Why =
man should really care for and love
dumb brute.
After this brief dixression II will
probably be apropos to take up the
matter Of the mad dog scare once
more. Il II nothing short Of cruelty
La Junta tribune., 1910-08-06
csrd u Thanks.

We desire 70 thank our frienAs and
The psople a Il Juata lpe tAsts many
acts oe kiaaaess towards - duriAg
aal sinee tAs eifs. "
n. aaa Mrs. W. D. Whwall.
La Junta tribune., 1910-08-06

by It's Executive Board.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-29
local hUD GENERAL

Up Til nc-a today e, aut?mCt.i7-
had been registered at the police sta.
tion.
Jerry Rooney Is now at the Auto
Livery Co. with his Packard car,
No. 27O. Hotel and Union streets;
phone 132G.
King Yung, q Chinese lodging house
proprietor who neglected to take out
license was. this morning, fined $23
by Judge AnGrade. .......
T.. G. Peters, the attorney. was an
arrival this morning from the States
He returned on the Korea, and was
accompanied by Mrs Peters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Macfarlane, who
intend to spend pleasant vacation
in California. will he absent from
the Islands about two months.
Dario Bersa was found guilty at the
police court this morning Of having
assaulted another man; he was fined
Si4 and costs by Judge Andradc.
Annie Nara who Is charged with
selling booze without a license, had
her case sent over til September I,
at the police court this morning.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-29
pAssEN seRs ARRIVED

Per S. S. Siberia from the Orient
August 2S.-for Honolulu. Marshal
Darrach. Mrs r. r. Renton. Miss Ethc
Mccormick. W. p, Robinson, Miss Il
H. Shutes Miss ]. G. stilson, DR. and
Mrs. X. Yanaglhara. For San Fran
cisco: Mrs. G. H. Blake. Miss Blake
Mrs, G. II. Burke, S. II, Cook. Miss II
Courlandef. @. Court. Mrs. Il. c. Ewcil
c. G. Kline. Judge J. NJ. I.assing. Mrs
j. NJ Lasting, Master Lasslng. Miss A.
Lewis, Miss NJ, L. Mcclellan, Mrs. H.
G. Morgan. IL. X. Paup, Miss +. v
Rodg RS, Mrs. II, Starkey, Miss II. j.
Tohyne, Tsun Shing. Mrs. II. Tudor
Mrs Geo L. Wolf G. Wolr. Mrs q,
w. Wright. r. Burgas, G. s Engcl,
Mrs. G. s. Engcl, Fred \. Grow, r
HlroEc. Robert Y. HOWE. Russell
Leeds, II shi Tsiang. J. n. Mixers.
j. II, Montgomery. Prof ]. Nomura,
Miss N. Riycnburg, Don c. Seitz, Mrs.
Don c. seitz, J. Vewyn Stuart Mrs.
Yokoyama.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-29
ADMIRAL ON E. :.
Liner KOREA

Instead Of waiting until the Pa.
clhc Mail liner Korea had safely
docked at Alakea street wharf. Rear
Admiral VIM. II. n. Sutherland, U.
S. ~, chief of the Bureau of Naval
Construction, made his first inspe' =
ten Of Uncle Sans naval and shore
batteries from the bridge of the
steamship Korea as she rounded
Kolo Head. The Admiral, who was
the guest of Captain Sandberg, the
commander, on the bridge, made n
careful survey Of the fort mauka OF
Diamond Head.
As the liner passed Waikiki Beach
the Admiral next picked up the shore
defenses as they lay along the beach.
lie remained on the bridge as the
Korea steamed into the harbor, until
tied up TO the wharf.
The Admiral was received by n
local naval officer, who escorted him
to Admiral Rees' private carriage.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-29
PASSENGERS BOOKED

Per s. s. Korea, Sandberg, for ia
pan, Aug. 20, : y. m.-Mr. and Mrs.
$. NJ. Schultz, Lee Chu, Mira. II. Ma
chaels. j. u. Beal and wife, Misses
Beal, Miss l.. A. Atkinson, Miss Ma
gee.
PEI stmr. Mama Kea, Freeman
Aug. 30, for Maui and Hawaii ports,
10 a. mr.. ]. Buckley, +. +. Baldwin,
and wife, II. A. Baldwin, wife and 2
children. Mrs. IIussey. Miss II. Eus.
scy. Mary CabrInha, Lucy Kopa, An.
tone Fraga. Paul X. Jarrett, Mrs. G.
A. Mcdonald, Miss Cameron, Mr.. and
Mrs. FlawnaE. Mrs. Barnard. Mrs. J.
ID. Kokl, s. X. sydcs. f. W. Shutes,
Miss Wright, Lucy Wilcox. Mrs. Chas.
e. King. c. II. Brown, II. II. Renton.
5. Richardson, c. Waldeyer, w. J.
LowIey, II. e. Newton. w. A. Ramsey.
John Hall, Jennie Gaspar. N. Mich
olas. wife and child, Frank X. Hoopli,
VIM. X. Hoopii. Mrs. c. Jesus, Mrs.
Friedenberg and child, Mrs. McCor.
rick. Miss Rockford. Miss erase. Jack
Downer. Miss Louisa Hapal. Miss Ed.
ma Mclloner, Mrs. J. s. Low, Sam
Johnson. J. w. Hamilton, X. S. Nor.
rls. u. A. MCGOWAN, Miss Benton, J.
Bright, wife and child. Mrs. r. w.
Warham. o. Hind. John Hind. +. j.
Lindorman. w. X. Harrington. !. Gar.
ella. j. Ambrose, David Fleming. Miss
f. Osario, J. Il. Davies and wife. Ruth
Kaonohl, r. Kckuku. S. Wong.
Per stmr. Klnau, Gregory. for Kau.
al, ) y. NIL. Morgan. C. II. Jen-
nings, Mrs. Hazelton, A. Hansberg.
Iohn Bush and wife. II Schultz. Mrs.
]. w. Asch.
Per stmr. Mikahala, Piltz. for No.
'okai . .. MFRS. L. f. Brown, Miss
NJ. Payne.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-29
PASSENGERS DEPARTED

Per s. S. Siberia. for San Francisco.
Aug. 29.-Mr. and Mrs. A. w, Car.
ter, ii. Carter, Edith Carter, Miss A.
d. Hartwell. Mr.. and Mrs. +. T. P. Wa
terhouse, Mr., and Mrs. c. b. Eyer, Mr..
and Mrs. w. Il. Castle. Mr.. and Mrs.
f. a. Schaefer, Carl Schaefer. August
Schaofcr, Miss Pauline Scnaefer, Miss
II len Wall, Col. c. T.. Davis and two
sons, Miss Mclnerny. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
p IN Id. l.. s. Gerrish, Sara White. II.
L. licwson, Mr.. ANA Mrs. d. f. Catlett.
Mr.. and Mrs, S. W. Strong. J. +. Nor.
gan, Jr., Miss l.. Morgan. w. c. Achi.
Mrs. A. L. Spinney, F. Ihmsen, A.
Srun. Princess Kawananakoa, Miss
Ada Rhodes. J. Rubinstein. C. A. Stan.
ton, Mrs John Eiflnger, Misses Il. L.
and a. Ehlnger. Master George Effin.
ger, +. w, Macfarlane. Mrs. Macfar.
lane, Mrs. T.. Wodehouse, b. +. Nc.
Culloch. w. l.. Hopper, w. NJ. Temple
on, j. NJ. Templeton Paul Rains. NJ.
I. Maxi. Mr., and Mrs. l.. D. Self, Mrs.
!. Stahman. Lieutenant earn. w. II.
Handley, DR. G. l.. Gates. II. A. HON.
er, l.. S. lie Sey. G. II. Falrchild. p. II.
Danky. w Williams. c. Courtney. w.
d. Walker.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-29
LOCAL AND GENERAL

Autos, 81 per hour, Lewis Stables. =
Bethel street Hack Stand Phone
1852.
Try q case of Plnectar. II is pure.
Phone 1851
It goes without saying that every.
thing is Best at The Encore.
If you want a good job done on an
auto or carriage take II to Hawaiian
Carriage Mfg. Co. 427 Queen st,
For distilled water, Hires Root
Beer and all other popular drinks.
R,ng up Phone 217t. Consolidated
Soda Works.
Commencing Sunday, August 2s,
The Bulletins phone numbers
will be: Bua.ness Office, 2256; edi.
torial rooms, 21S5.
Phil Dlnkey Of the Bullctl n
stan left On the Siberia this morn
ing. lie will be much missed around
town. as he is n popular newspaper
man.
! Uf NtNliNlbl NllIWl NlHil ~ Uslhl
mady. wirn an Havana nlcr aud has
a Sumltra wrapper. IT'S miIdncss and
aroma makes It an ideal smoke for
this climate.
John Neal. deputy tax assessor Of
Hawaiian district. Kauai. returned
today from the mainland ON the liner
Korea. He win leave for his Kauai
home tomorrow afternoon on the
Kinau.
Why have Your clothes worn ont
by machinery VIXEN you can have them
laundricd by hand? The French
Laundry ~ King street is an all
hand laundry and the wear Is reduced
to a minimum
CHIEF McDuiIle and bis men visit.
ed couple Of alleged gambling
deng on Saturday night. but failed
to get any evidence Of wrong doing.
The Chinese play without any money
being IN slant, and In that way evade
the law.
The girls who were assaulted by
some soldiers on Saturday afternoon
were not Portuguese. The young
women were IIawa,lans aud this
morning the men who are alleged
TO have Insultcd them were charged
at the police station.