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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-11-11
GENERAL NEWS IIEIs

d. Melnes. Ia. Nov. e.-Ths Re.
p,bilcams have siscsed IN entire state
ticket headed ~ Carrl Tor governor
BY is.m plurality. Porter. the DsnS,.
csatic candidate led In the cittss but In
the rural districts Carroll forged ahead
In the Legislature the Republicans and
progrvsslves will control.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-28
COLD WAVE FELT
ON BOTH COASTS
ATLANTIC CITY
BUSINESS IS BAD
So Say Reports to Promotion Com.
mittee = Many Inquiries About
Products, Positions and Plspta,
tions.

On both Atlantic and Pacific coasts
the weather for the present month
! has been so cold and disagreeable
that the resorts and beaches have
been doing almost nothing compared
TO what they should do at this time
of year.
Word comes to Promotion Commit.
tee from the Pacific coast and from
II. p. Wood at Atlantic City stating
almost the same kind of weather Is
being experience. At Atlantic City
business on the board walk the mid
die OF June was at standstlll.
Up In Dawson there is man who
has been there for the past thirteen
years and who now looks to a differ.
ent country for his home. He says
II Is getting old fashioned there and
wants to know the chances Hawaii Of
fers to the man with few thousand
dollars to invest.
J. G. Jensen and his three sons at
Langley, Washington. may come to
Hawaii to take up homesteads II they
find conditions right. They have writ.
ten the Promotion Committee to tell
them all about IT,
Hawaiian plneapples are being
heard from in Europe and requests
are coming in for them there.
Miss Emelyn NJ. Koch of Bradford.
Penn. has been court stenograph-
er for seven and one half years and
now wants TO come to Hawaii II there
are opportunities here for such work.
Times of India" published at Bonn
bay and one Of the most influential
papers in that country recently had
long leader on Hawaiian fish call
ed forth by the booklet on these spe-
Giles which is sent to different parts
OF the world by the Promotion Com
mittee. The booklet from which the
Times made its article was sent to
Cooks agency at Bombay and turned
over by them to the Times.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-28


I'll. Bacio" .......... Beauty Fairfax
my Irish Canary" .............
........,....S Saunders and Chorus
THE Story Of the Clothes Line.
.................. .Estclle
"Mendclsson's Rag" Dick and Chorus
smile Just Simply" ..........,...
.........P uffaway and Chorus
Violin Solo .... Miss Ethel Garfield
81 Am Looking for Sweetheart
............, Toots and Chorus
Final ensemble ..,...,... Company
II takes the conceit out OF man
when pretty woman derides his
strenuous efforts to do something that
will please her.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-28
The TELEPHONE
Girl SCORES Dis
TINCT SUCCESS

A rafting good musical comedy
company Is here and those who were
at the Opera House last night do not
have TO be told that this Is so. The
Telephone Girl as presented for the
first time by the Casino Musical Com.
edy Company was nothing less than
treat The members OF the com.
pany are all good Miss Rockwell, the
prima donna Of the company. sings
with power aud feeling. Olga Steck "a
captivating as "Toots" In "The Tele
phone Girl and II is safe to say that
take" with an audience.
Frank Blair as Hans Nix IL as good
ms he could be. Carlton Chase. the
leading man. made an excellent i'm
preston last night and much will be
expected of him In the future.
THE Telephone Girl" Is good with.
out exception or qualification and will
undoubtedly secure the full houses
that II deserves.
The cast and numbers:
Hans Nix, inspector of telephones
.........s.....,. IF. n. Blair
Col. W. NJ. Goldtop. an old beau.
Harry Stuart
Dick Marvel, a young broker -.
.................. Carlton Chase
Ebenezer Fairfax, father of Beauty
Fairfax ........... Harry Clarity
Snuffles. a messenger boy .......
..,,,............. Harris Mcclure
Saunders. a butler -. Harry Clarity
Estolle Cooloo. the telephone Girl.
....,,..........E Elise Schuyler
Beauty Fairfax, musical hall fay-
orite ........... Maud Rockwell
Samantha Fairfax, mother on Beau
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Rita Abbott
Mrs Puffaway, in charge of the tele-
phone office ....... Laurel Atkins
Toots, lunch counter girl Olga Stecl
Clementine, captain of telephone
girls ....,........,. Wilma Steok
Rosa, maid .,.........., Beth Lang
Susie commencement. Mary Ainslee
Adele ,.....,,......,.. Evelyn Shaw
Viola .................G Gladys Clifton
Serephine ,.....,... Leslie Cathcart
Sallle commandment. Hazel Hall
Pauline .,..,,... Mazie Neppert
Miriam ....t....,........ May Dale
Lillian ..,.!...,.... Marcelle Marion
Josie ..,..,.. Margaret Seymour
Opening Chorus-"iIello! Hello,"
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-01
Change at Wonderiy's.

At Wondcrly Theater next week
professional vaudeville will BE- dis.
continued until about November LIST,
when the new picture house on Santa
Fe avenue viii be opened to the
public. Nlr. Wonderly states that
the class OF vaudeville acts he has
been receiving are not to his liking
and, upon writing TO his booking
agent to that effect. he finds that
at this stage OF the theatrical world.
the bookings are very uncertain
owing 10 the arranging OF circuits.
and he was given the choice of only
such acts as were available al the
present moment No, content with
this he has decided to discontinue
the vaudeville feature until abou' No.
Vember LIST. when things will b. more
settled and the theatrical season Is
In full swing. However he will add
an extra reel of pictures. making
three reels In ALL then there will be
an Illustrated song and special muSi.
cal features. In regard TO the music
Mr.. wonderly expects to add an
extra man to the orchestra and give
the best music concert that l. pos.
sibic to feature.
In addition amateur night ~h. be
resumed on Thursday nights This
has always proven an interesting. en-.
tertaining advertisement. and bids
TO continue It's popularity This fea.
ture will be under the control of
Mr.. Wm. Gabele. who will look after
all amateurs and rchcarsals Of same.
The prices will be the same AS for
merly. five and ten cents. 10th In
the afternoons and evenings should
there be any independent act Of vau.
deville come along they may he put
ON for the betterment of the show
The new theatsr will be- open TO the
public about November list. aud con.
cerniny this more will be- said later
In the papers and bulletins
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-01
Death Of Joseph has.elI.

Joseph Haskell. who died wednes-
day. September 2sth. In the santa Fe
Hospital at Topeka. Kan. MAS brought
to La Junta Thursday evening on
No. ..
Mr. Haskell had been a sufferer for
many months. the origin Of his III.
ness being an absc'ss on the brain.
About n month ago his brother, A. &.
Haskell, came here and accompanied
him TO Topeka where he was placed
In the hospital In the hope that
he might find relief Everything pos.
~ !. was done for his comfort and
TO cure him.
Mr.. Haskell has been residcn,
of La Junta for number uf year,
and. up to the time OF his affliction
MAS u valued employ. of ,he Santa
fe. doing tclcgraphic work In tn.
relay office. He leaves wife. q
son four years old. mother. two sis
ters and brother.
His brother, A. {. Haskell. Of New
ton. Kan. was With him through hi
last illness and he and his wife &C
companked the remains to Ia Junta
A sister. Mrs. Irene Owens. Of Trim
idad. Was also here to attend tn.
funeral.
Funeral services wer. conducted q
the Catholic church. at . O'Clock OF
Thursday morning. and ln,ermeut "a
At Fairvie~ Cemetery. Many bsau
'ifui forai offerings a,t,cs,ed tn,
sympathy and love Of relatives ans
fricnds. The community cx,eads sin
ccrc sympathy to those who are b.
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-01
Irrigation Congress Beet Prizes.

]. l.. Thompson. a farmer OF Rocky
Ford. took the big sugar beet prizes
OF the Irrigation Congress exposition,
getting the first prize of $50 offered
by the Great Western Sugar Company
for the five most perfect b.ets from
grower and factory standpoint. and
taking as well the first National
Sugar Company prize for best bcets.
He also took the second prize for
Otero county tects Offered by the
American Beet Sugar Company for
their own growers In this county.
Joseph Hart took the first Ameri.
can Beet Sugar Company beet prize
for otero county. and T. J. childs
took third
II Is significant that Arkansas Val
ley sro~ors took every beet prize
offered AT the exposition. regardless
Of which section of the state The
prizes came from.
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-01

to justify the use Of the measuring
device. On the 1ith and 3lst of the
month there was just = trace" Of
rain, hut not enough to measure. Dur
ing the month there were four part.
ly cloudy days and twenty.six per
fectly clear Colorado days. The pow
.ers that te refused to supply our
local weather bureau with 4 minimum
and maximum thermometer 70 we
have no record Of temperatures. II
the rest OF the weather observers in
Colorado don't have any more to do
than we do. and are paid real
money for holding down the Job. they
sure have soft snap.
-
The conductor OF Santa Fe freight
train saw tramp stealing a ride on
one of the forward cars He told a
brakeman In the caboose to 20 up
and put the man off al the next
stop. When the brakeman approach.
ed the tramp the latter waved a hig
revolver and told him to keep away.
did you get rid Of him!" the con
ductor asked the brakeman. when
the train was again under motion. Il
hadn't the heart" WAS the reply.
He was an old school friend cf
mine. I'm take care OF him." said
the conductor. as he started over the
tops OF the cars After the train had
made another stop and gone on. the
brakeman came into the caboose and
said TO the conductor; We'll, Is he
OFF," NO. he turned out to be- an
old school friend OF mine, too
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-01
Sudden Death Of Ned Griffith.

Ned Griffith. young man about
thirty years OF axe and well known
To number Of the older residents Of
La Junts. died very suddenly In Den.
yer yesterday morning. after an III.
ness Of about one week from typhoid
pneumonia Mr. Griffith WAS n very
promising young man and cashier OF
th" Colorado and Southern Railroad
st the time Of his death. lie was =
son Of X. q. Griffith. who was engax.
I'd In the dry goods business In L.
Junta twenty-five years ago with G.
=. Kendall. under the firm name oi
Criffith 4 Kendall.
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-01
0Irth Announcements.

The Tribune has put In . supply Of
the nsatsst little birth announcement
cards that can b found anywhere.
The large card and the small one
with tho printing. nicely tied with .
pretty little blue or pink ribbon and
having blue or pink borders. aii en-.
closed IN Appropriate envelope. also
With . small blue or pink margin.
They are beauties. and just the thing
eDe taby announcensnts.
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-01
st. PAtrick's Catholic Church.

a. m Low Mass and sermon In
English. Music by St Cecilia 5
choir.
a. m. Bible class and Sunday
school In English.
10 a. IN. High Mass and sermon In
English. Music by ST. Pairick's
choir.
y. m. Sunday School In Span
ish.
1880 p. IN. Rosary. instruction and
brnediciion of the most blessed sac,
rament
On week days. Mass at s a. IN.
Everybody cordially welcome to all
these services.
REV. FELIX DlLLY. Rector.
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-01
sss'ns Things In . Dry rsvsn.

Chester Johnson placed two ten
dollar bills In his poke, book Mon.
day last and there was no mistake.
for he was careful and deliberate IN
% doing. and. A. he WAS about 10
settle an account. he noticed there
were three ton dollar bills. Nov.
isn't this = great country 70 grow
things. ROCKY Ford Casctte.
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-01
Christian Church.

Bible school at 9:4J am.
Preaching at IL a. M. Subject
God. or Mammon- Which,"
Christian t.ndea,c II 6;3, d. m.
i'rcarhinr si 80" y. IN SUI ject
The .osp.L'
Teacher raining ,isss Thursda,
,scnins at =.
We In 5uc .i-., ont 10 attend
these services luu viii be- given a
-ordlai ", ,irume.
RAYMOND c. FARMER,
Minister.
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-01
Reformed Presbyterian Church.

Sabbath school, 10 a IN.
Preaching at IL a. IN. Subject
"A Hero OF Faith"
Christian Endeavor at p. III.
Preaching service. p. M. Subject
The Cost OF Living"
You are invited to worship with
US.
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-01

On the first day of September m.
editor OF the great family Journal
was sworn In as voluntary weather
observer. and assumed the duties of
that exalted position with the cmolu.
ments thereto appcrtaining. This IL
IN" first offic. We ever held and w..
hope IL viii be tn. las, one. Several
years ago ". tried for the appoint.
ment OF voluntary w.ather observer.
but our application Was turned down
w. though, u would be a good thing
to hav. an official weather olscrv.
cr In La Junta. so that We would
know to An exac, decimal Jus, ho~
much rainfall we had around this
burg. with an official record Of high
and low temperatures. In July. Inn.
mediately after the big rain and
the big fire. ~e made application
through our distinguished congress.
man. John A. Martin. for the appoint.
mcnt and secured the Job inside oi
three weeks. In due course Of time
~e received = government rain gauge
from the weather bureau which Vas
Installed In the backyard Of our
residential domiciic. For thirty days
W. have kept an accurate tab ON
the weather. but the rain gauge has
not worked . single minute during all
that time. There wasn't enough
water In the gauxe on . single day
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-01

II Is an interesting fact that
Theodore Roosevelt is the only pres.
ident within tn. last twenty-five
years who had no part In the tariff
bill Cleveland had to deal with
the Mills bill. Harrison with the Me
klnley bill. Cleveland. In his second
administration. the Wilson bill,
and Toft the Payne Aldrich bill We
will hazard the opinion. however, that
II our strenuous ea'president did
start out 10 revise tariff that II
would be rcvised-and revised In
such manner that no one would
question the revision.
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-01

A negro preacher in a Georgia town
VAS edited on one occasion ~ the
recital Of a dream had by a member
dis time" said the narrator. dat /
was In ole Satan's dominions | tell
you. pahson. dat was sure a bad
dream" Was derc any white men
dcre?" asked the dusky divine
Shore. dore was-plonty OF EN-"
lister. What was dey a.doln?'
"Ebery one OF EN-" was the answer.
was aholdin' culled pusson tween
him an de fire"
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-01

Yesterday Was the fifty.third day
OF the special session of the legisla-
ture and only one bill has been pass
ed-the initiative and referendum-at
a cost OF 0.0oo II may be worth
the money eventually. because II
will give the people the power to
make their own laws when the leg
isiature refuses to do so. This Law
may have joker In II. however. and
be of no effect They have just dis.
covered that there is joker In the
appropriation biil. recently passed by
the democrats providing payment for
their services AS statesmen. That's
about the limit. but it's the truth
They are so used to inserting jok-
ers la proposed laws that they eau
not get away from the habit
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-01

On" day big city bank received
the following message from one of its
country correspondents. Pay twenty
five dollars 10 John Smith Who will
call today" The cashiers curiosity
became suspicion when eabman as
sisted into the lank drunken fare
who shouted that he was John Smith
and wanted some money Two clerks
pushed. pulled and piloted the bois-
ferrous individual into private room
away from the sight and hearing Of
regular depositors. The cashier wired
the country bank
Man claiming to b. John Smith
is here. Highly intoxicated. Shall
We await ldcn;ification."
The answer read: Identification
complete Pay the money"
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-01
SUNDAY SERVICES
AT THE
CHURCHES
Presbyterian Church.

Sabbath school At s:45 q. m.
Regular preaching service both
morning and evening Rev. James
T. Coo,er viii preach.
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-01

y. W Mcdaniel. accompanied by
his mother. Mrs. Louisa J. Mcdaniel.
left last "Wednesday afternoon for
Buffalo. III. where the Judge will en-.
Joy three weeks visit communing
with the old oakcn bucket and other
scenes OF his childhood. on the occa.
sion = hls last visit the Judge had
all kinds OF trouble. when he start.
I'd out he forgo, to cheek his trunk
and had to telegraph back home for
", and h. was No forgctful Of other
triflcn ON IN. trip that h. gave the
conductor a hunch to put hun OFF At
Buffalo, his prospectiy. destination.
This time. with chapehonc. It is
hoped that he will have better luck.
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-01

Som. OF our esteemed democratic
contemporaries are making much ado
over IN. fact that a banker prcsidcd
~ the republican county convention
and that there were = number Of
bankers present among the delegates.
The republicans Of otrro county don't
propose TO let tho democrats get
ahead Of them this year Of grace. and
~ the democrats had o. q. cotfman.
= Rocky Ford banker. for chairman Of
their county convention. the r~pubii.
cans simply followed sui, and pander.
ed 10 the money interests just Ike
their democratic brethren did. There
were also a few bankers among the
delegates In the democratic county
convention. We noticed X. A. steen.
president Of the II Junsa state Bank:
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-01

Next month. November 18th. the
First National Bank will be twenty
years old, and they are going to cele.
brate with a big birthday party, la
Major Damcron. to which every body
will be invited. The tank has pro-
gressed at the same ratio as the
human species. being fifteen times
made It's appearance upon this mum
dane sphere. For details aud ac-
companying argument look up the
bank adv in another column OF this
issue
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-01

Honest John shafroth and Honest.
cr John stephens. rival candidates
for governor. will be rivals for honors
before the election. according to the
plan OF the members OF the Denver
woman's Club having In charge the
streets of All Nations" entertain.
ment to be- given at the auditorium
In Denver during the week OF October
18th. Both Governor shafroth and
Senator stephens have agreed to al.
low their names To b. entered In the
governors contest" to be conducted
at the entertainment, Mrs. George
Cos,isan and a committee viii have
charge OF the contest. In which bal.
lots will be cast TO determine which
OF the two candidates il the more pop
ular
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-01
-.Edk Az
ABOUT
E1tZHf

Fred A Saoin. president OF the Col
orado Savings and Trust Company;
c. A Reynolds. OF c. A. Reynolds x
Co. Lankers, Swmk. Colo; A. d.
Best. director OF the La Junta State
Bank: J. f. Gauger. director OF the
La Junta State Bank. X. W. Patter.
son, president OF the First National
Bank. La Junta: J. y. Beaty, Of Beatty
Bros, bankers. Manzanola, Colo. The
democrats did not have much edge
on us in standing In with the money
interests OF Otero county. Come
again.
train. that will be run over the Santa
Fe during the week beginning De
cember jth, will be made OF great
practical benefit to the farmers Of
this region. Lecturers from the
state agricultural college a, Fort Col.
Inns will accompany the train and lee.
ture at each stop on various phases
OF farm activity. Stops will be made
at each station on the Santa Fe from
Holly to Canon CITY and on the Ar
kansas Valley railroad from Holly to
Swink Following this tour a general
farmers institute will be held In
Pueblo.
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-01

Sunday school At 9:45 n. m.
Preaching service at II a. IN.
Rev. S. r. Ferguson. ID. D.. will
preach In the morning
Young Peoples meeting at I pm.
Preaching by the pastor at 1:30
p. m. Subject. Afraid"
REV. J. W. NEELEY, Pastor
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-01
Baptist Church.

Sunday school al s;&5 4. m.
Preaching service at IL a. IN.
b. Y. p. U. at $50 p. m.
Preaching at 7:30 .. m.
w. T. DAVIS, Pastor.
La Junta tribune., 1910-10-01

In his anxiety to get soft water a
La Junta man dug so deep that he
struck strong flow OF sulphur. You
Just can't tell what is under over
and about La Junta. Garden City
Herald.
There was man In our town
And he was wondrous rash.
He voted for a republican
And thus los, half his cash.
When he found what he had done.
AS guileless as "A calf.
He voted for a democrat
And lost the other half
This Is the season for the cropping
out OF lot of strenuous republicans
and eager democrats revenue
only. They have been unusually quiet
for nearly two years. and their chief
concern at the present time Is TO To-
cate the manager OF the campaign
barrel.
-
He was somewhat under the influ-
ence OF strong drink, and as he ap-
preached the desk In one Of the
Colorado Springs hotels last week he
showed II plainly.
Gotta have room" he said.
Sorry, but we're full" said the
clerk.
Som |, but | ain't sorry" re-
piled the would-be guest. Then he
turned and left. while dozen or 80
delegates to the Republican conven.
tnon wondered where on earth he got
H.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-03-10

= Die Msiitsrmaurer uermeisertsn
ss Donneritas. ben BaditeiuIesern bic
perlanste @rbSbuus BON fiinf @ents bic
Stunos ,u bewilli9sn. audi wuroe oas
Ysrlanssu. Die 8ersinburuns pom Uiai
,u Wfai anitatt pom Sanuar gu Sanuar
abIudnoern. abihldsig belhieoen.
- Su oem RubiuOpis SilOerrub'
men Yaben. 3i4 Psnu slusnus, bru6
geltsrn yiadmittus 4 llbr elm Seuer
aus, bas auf ben Selerraum beidrdnft
perosn fonnte. bod muroen aud Die
obsrsn Rdame burh WaHcr uuo Rauh
bsi6dbist. Der SdaOen bstrdst uiel'
lsi1t $4,000.
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isin. haB uOn ben jrpeiunSBwanjis 3own'
Ibips in bsm bsuahbartsn @apne @oun'
tp neun feline li,eniirtsn 8irthidaftsn,
Sotsls ooer 8ottlinsbduier baben uuo
pOn ben feds 8orOusbs iino Susi-Se
tbunp uno Promptou--tr Die
ss tommt. ipiHsu mir uiht. absr es 1T
cine Ebatia6s. bic ,u osufen sisbt.
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brsimal iibsrfiibrt muroe, neil er frimi.
nellen rmsuns nit oem ytahbarmdo'
den Wfaoeline Patterion bate, sbe es
Ous suiassnbs ssissIide altsr errsi6ts.
wiro elm nsues ssridtlidss Ssrfabrsn
srbalten, oenn oas superior 9sridt
bat ON Donnsrftas su SBilliamsport
ois bissbe,islihen Verbanolunsen Dor
Rihtsr 9tsmcomb usrworfeu. neil er ben
@sidmorensn au9eblih niht seuiisenoe
Ausfunft in bstrsif oes @eissss CAB.
Dome puroe bas erite Wtal 3u IL Sab
rem uno 6 Wtonaten 3uhtbauS per-
urtbeilt. bas Sweite uno brittle Dfal 3u
is ~ Sabren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-03-10
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