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La Junta tribune., 1911-03-11
SATURDAY, MARCH II. 1911
REMINISCENT
(OnPiLfD FROn TRIBUNE
FILES Of
TWENTY lEARSAGO

La Junta doctors were complaining
Of hard times-nothlns doing.
|. W. Loring sold his 1GO acre farm
in the Fairmount country for $500.
Jas. McNeen received an order for
80. 600 feet of lumber TO luild the
headgate of the Otero canal.
Eight hundred volumes for use in
the new city library were received
donated by r. T Woodruff. of Bos-
ton.
Hon. C. NJ Chilcott. successor in
the United States senate TO II. NJ.
Teller, when the latter became secre-
tary of the interior. died In StLouis
March 6, 1891.
1t was rumorcd that the Otero
Canal Company would enlarge its
ditch and extend IL beyond the east
ern county line Well II did. final.
ly-twenty years later.
La Junia only had one school build
ing twenty years ago-and there was
general complaint OF great lack of
room. We now have four large school
buildings-and the same complaint.
Surprise parties were quite popu-
lar twenty years ago. C. F. Kendall
and q. II, DOwHer were victims Of
the week of decade ago and entered
heartily into the enjoyment of the
festivities.
In all of the towns along the line
of the Santa Fe In the Arkansas Val
ley-all except La Junta-there We're
a large number OF empty buildings
caused by too much mushroom
growth. La Junia has never been
thus afflicted.
The Baptist ladies made the final
payment on IN. church lots II and
-, block ~. corner OF Colorado ay.
enue and Fifth street, and deed
was issued TO the organization. This
is the site OF the new church that
is now being erected.
La Junta tribune., 1911-03-11
CALLING A SPADE A SPADE.

Some of our friends, the enemy.
seem 10 be very much y.Sed because
they are referred 10 as the vets. -
the liquor interests" and the II.
cense advocates" All OF these des.
ignations do not apply to everyone
who may possibly be lined up on
that side. but all apply to some OF
them and most OF them to all OF
them. They may not all be gwen TO
the use OF intoxicating liquor even
In moderate degree. but they all
confess their interest In the liquor
business by championing the return
of the saloon. The most common
argument on the lips OF these men
is that they want the saloon 10
help pay their taxes, They admit
by this argument that they are
Interested IN IN. business TO the ex.
tent c: five mills on the dollar of
their taxes, Th.s. men are allying
themselves with IN. direct liquor In.
t.rests b.caus. they expect TO reap
some kind OF bcnefi, from u. Who
are tn. men who ar. actively en-.
gagged In pushing the campaign for
the return OF III. saloon? Are they
not men who ar. now engaged In the
business or who want TO engage In
II, or who ar. being handsomely paid
for their seryic.s7 To our positive
knowlcdg. on. young lady Was OF.
fered 500 for five or six weeks work
In connection with the campaign for
the return OF the saloon. II Ia com.
monty reported that the solicitors who
carried the petitions for rcsubmis.
sion were paid twenty-five cents per
name for all signatures. Strange. is
II not. that citizens who want TO
be regarded ~ working for tn. moral
well being Of the community would
have to be paid for IL Was any one
paid for circulating the dry" pcti.
ton I've do no, objeo, to the namej
two years aeo1 How many men are
there out working for the return OF
the saloon who are no, Interested in
II Ms money maker. a tax saver or
an appetite sa,isfier. how many
This attempt to get rh Of the
names that are commonly used to de-
scribe the saloon and It's defender
La Junta tribune., 1911-03-11

is confession that the business Is
disreputable. II you do not want TO
be put in that class don't put your
SELF there. What is the harm in call.
ing spade spade.
Business Mems Ticket" Now is
not that joke? 1t is well enough
TO have little pleasantly mixed In
along with this very serious question
ana We accept this as the contribu-
ton OF the opposition. Good joke.
too.
VI course no one will take this at
tempt Of the license advocates (no
offense meant. but what else shall
we call them) to get under this bust.
ness cover seriously after the pub.
lie declaration of the large majority
OF the business men for dry town,
What is the harm Of calling a spade
spade?
La Junta tribune., 1911-03-11
Should Pay for Evils Of Saloon.

The following letter was received
In Boulder few days ago by the
county commissioners. dated Cor.
ham Mine. Colo. March 3d:"
MY boys refuse to attend school
because they have not sufficien,
clothes. am compelled To put
them In bed on wash day.
My husband leaves home early
every morning and remains at the
saloon all day, spending our weekly
allowance received from the union.
AS you gentlemen have granted a
saloon license for Marshall, | think
1t is fair and proper that you should
supply clothes and food for my chill,
dren.
Very respectfully yours,
MRS. ROBT. ROSSER."
La Junta tribune., 1911-03-11
DRINK HABIT
More q Condition Than a
Disease
TIE 0ATliN TREATMENT RE.
MOVES THE cAuse-ko MORE
CRAVING OR DESIRE.

DO this nn. uf progress great advance
mcHt ls being made In all lines. but none
20 great as In the branch Of medicine and
methods Of treating conditions that were
at one timc considered about hopeless.
Take alcoholism for instance Many
corHl1cred II u disease; yet I, seems TO
b. more Of u condition du. to some d.
rect cause. This conception seems sane.
for Turing the eleven years past the Cat
lin treatment for the Drink Habit has
been used successfully In thousands Of
cns'H where drinking to excess. either
pefiodicat or STEADY existed.
The success Of this n.a,fnsnt rested en-.
'ifciy on the fact that the cause Of drink
--aieohoiie poison In the rys,efn-~as
treated. and not tho resui, Of drink. The
Ga'lln system of treating alcoholic cns--
does not include hypodermic injections of
suhs'ltusivc poisons 10 cover up the poi.
son alfeady In the system and thus In
from four 10 sis weeks time give the pa.
tisrt the impression that n cure has been
accomplished. Tho Gailin treatment IL n
vegetable compound. harmless and taken
Internally. ana cures by eliminating every
truce ~ Alcoholic Poison In jus, three
DAYS time. thus removing all desire and
craving for i;ruor also all nerve demand
for alcoholic stimulation.
4 letter rennes,in. fuii particulars of
the Gafiin treatment. either Home OF In
aiituts, addressed TO the Gntiin Institute
Co. ii?S Cleveland Place. Denver. Colo.
will hrinR n book. and copy of contract.
No cure No pay-in plain envelope. II
interested. write today and investigate
'ho oatiin treatment for tho Drink Habit.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-25
awile iris.

StAS. &Stps
@rmo ia rauba IiiadntpfDDn teiut
ipeliet ia iiIaret SeeIusia 8ristufIes'
ia, iofa on tdrfein nellie, mutton
emme moiIi ieiiomaiIet Qua idduG
forpi matfaaa. Wutta festeud I'd,
man paban mailman paubinaa miet
ldpd oman paban tabbommefin, 10.
to alma iotii bented maStaan Iaot.
taa fristittp fumminfi bensesid pb'
tpa riemuliIesti fersfaamoon apps.
tolin fansIa eta MIND iloitlen Iuu'
restt SerrasIa ia riemuitIen minun
Wapabtaiastani, Fiud ban puetti mi
nua amtuuoen bameeIa. Sos Ell
meiud oliIi 9erraa iofa auttaa ia
fuolemasta papabtaa, mibinfa me
ioutuiiimme tdGqG mailman mprss
fpleud meread, iosfa aaaot fdpmGi
iota puolelta. @aan fun mestari
on ~loipasia eipd bdtdd. Setfinen
tpaan, min olemme matfan periuG,
iosIa Ell ole puutosta mistGdn, Ell /.
fdmd eitd pfIindiipps aboista. 8pls
Id iiead pstdmid tubaniiin ia tuban'
iiin, Iiead %tpeiIaa notion pirttd iout'
to epdlufuiiiin.
Wutta mailman lapIet eipdt mie'
Id tunne t6td autuutta ollentaan Ell
mdtfd mp0s iiitd buolifaan. Std
itiebursfaat buoli Iiitd eifd it'd tabs
DO usfoa, maan ne fuin fuuliaiIifli
IDpttddn, mile lainaat lepoa.
SIotleni ndin iiiar &innuIen fir'
ieen @uttaiasIa. pitdfdd main pddue
bppdud ia iopimattomala aiaua.
Spbdmeainen terpebops toto Iuts
taian Iutiiafunnalle, mutta erittdin
matfatumppaneiaeni. &erran tois
femme fobtaamme tuoua plbGGud
Sidn fooisia. ettd Ell tarpitie tatd
-puutteeuista fpn6G liifuteqa.
ySiel' on taito tdpbeuinen raffaus
plitIe muotoma, uuIi ruumiS ben9el'
linen, firtfauoesta bobtapa".
9errasia
8. 2ebto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-25
O$takaa fl1ddta
EebtliarveItd.

Minulla On $myytavana kaksi So
eekkerin suuruista farmia Lehtijar-
vella, lahella New York Mills'ia,
Mimi. Toinen naista sijaitsee noin
2 MALTA kaupungista ia on siina
40 eekkeria puhtaana. Loppu on
aukaisematonta, osalta metsaista
maata. Maa sijaitsee kauniin ka-
laveden aaressa. Maaperaltaan on
maa kivetonta byvaa maata.
Toinen S0-eekkerin ~suuruinen
farmi on noin 5h MALTA kaupun-
gista ia on siina 81 eekkeria pub
taana ia loppu metsamaata. Kar-
tano paalla, iolle on vakuutus
So, las. 90.
Kummankin maan vol nyt ostaa
halvalla, silla omistaia aikoo mutt
taa pois paikkakunnalta.
Lahempia tietoia hinnoista ia eh-
doista antaa
Frank Paas.
Otter Tail, MINI.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-25

&aniaa Erieit&.

ss.ss
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-25
CHATHAM, Mid.
Soufofuuua.
s.. 2ebto.

Suhpen IuloiIuus on taos aItanut.
2ebti on puisia ia maamies Htefee
fDnpDld oDferaati. Sdmaiiu idtDolia
ON fplmpn ala benseaiieud tpDtpoi'
nioua. Sofa iunnuntai olemme oil
Ieet firtosIa, iosia nell &ranffola
On pubunut nellie Selpdd Haama'
tln totuutto, iosta tefoppbdt omat
raimoStuneet la Ianomat, ettd riiind
iitd fpud oIiIi epanfeliumia, FUN
pappi ferran fuusia fdp. @tIe Iofpt,
etid iofa ppbd tirfosia ollaan". Sut'
bert %Ianpo, ettd rtefoppbd fulfee
naama rpppsid barmaa tofti pud".
Muita Ell Iiind ole fpud, ettd mama
on rpppsId paan len luuftn On nt'
boaiIen palpelufi esla.
Gmdnndt 2auinen, &ranffala ia
SobnIon omat fdpneet rSofIasla"
ia moneet mufanaan piffu tpttdret.
alioit fpoinat bpmin lastenla Fans
Ia.
Ndin iuuri 2Iuttoiasta, eta Wes'
terbacf eroaa Muttajan toimitifles'
ta. Tulin oiteen murbeeuiiefit Itttd.
Mistd Iaamme niinfddn bptpdn tot'
mittaian fuin on Westerbact. Uto'
net mielesiddn p~aiIuneet ia tefopp'
bdt omat fauan %toinpneet, eta Uses
terbacf fulfil poiS Nuttaian toimituf'
festa, Iiud bdn on oaut liian afpo'
mieIinen. - Niinbdn ie on ulein fdp'
mt etteipdt papit ia pIimdiiet ole
fdrIineet totuutta. Haamottm opettaa
5elpasti, ettd pIimdiIet papit ia ttr'
ianoppineet toimittipat Seelufien rts'
tiinnauIittamafTi. 9e luslimat, ettd
Fun SeeiuS iaabaan tapetuft, min
fiapin on SeeIufien oppi turbaan
r%auennut. Wlutta FIND he erebtptfpdt.
Siiie masta ESeeIufIen oppi alfoi
faSmamaan.
Rpud tdptpp uIeita aieamme pap
peia Iurfuteua. 9e eipdt fdrii rebel
listd Seeiufien opetusIaSta, eifd fttd,
ettG iofu moauitfo tooistaa Seeiut'
iesta. !9e opat fasmattaneet Fans
Iaan Ielaiien mieIen, ettd firffo on
mufa Min ppbd paiffa ettei iieu6
maauitfo iaa pubud. Wtutta jos Fat
fiuo papeiua nIiii t~obeuiiena Ipbd'
men oIiana i%ieluien pelostus, min
ne fultifimat fdIifdbesid ioistenia 10
usfonaisten moalittoien faasIa,
Wutta min Ell fuitenfaan MT aIiaI
ole. Maolifot, ioiue Sumola on an
ianut Iabioia pubua, f%oetetaon uieir
'Iaaba pois pappien aIueilto, mali
ia parit fuitenfin fulfemat fuir
rpetlorit" eiipdttd moi uiiest
,aIueitaan boitaa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-25
&nopiom ~iiweeaiippss
paiwat.

RuopiosI ia on 10. T. Is ia 10 p.nd
pibettp onnistuneet fristiaiIet iimeel,
liIppspditpdt, toilet parin fpiime fpuo'
ben aifano. pubuiina opat oueet
profesIorinroupa Sulia SucfsborIi
neibit Waria Stenrobtb ia &iui Hai.
MO, tirebtDDri s. 8. SunfeIo ia past.
g. 2ombipmori.
Observation-Disclosures oil alutfi Eos
fous nupriGe tptDiae. Slabonttatpaa
oil ndbba Iuurta, eIdmdn feipaimes'
ia olefpaa fuuliiafuntaa, iofa tdptti
aparan Ialin. &ofous alettiin lau'
Iamaua IauIu: vSn nuoruuS alta
toufoien". Spodmeen fdppid oil
mat ne lanai, iotfa. Walfonauban
motfoFbteeri nti Wario Stenrotb pm
hui fofoontmneiae nuoriae beiodn or
mostaon ibmiIind, beibdn tulenisto
tebtapistddn naiIina ia beibdn mer'
fitnfIestddn Ietd fobiae ettd iidn'
maaue. Sofainen nuori ibminen o
bottaa tuIemaiiuuoelta onnea, mrtto
moni nupri tdsid obotufiesia pettpp
Ippstd, etta ban obottaa fitd itief
faasId mieIesid, Onni bpmpilet
woin Fae, iofa itIenid ubraten, aiat
telee toisten onnea. Eoinen onner
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-25

T.'liiton fenttdiublasia tulee moi
misteIu ieurain eIittdd Ieuraamat
tappaleet.
GnIimdinen ola iampo liitfeitd:
II l Woien parmasoiento eteen'
pdin. 2 SdpsfddnnDs oifeaan fdpn'
tiofentoon oifeaue. Saupa plDs. 3
Shell. o1ento. 4 2lfuaI ento. 5 Cana
oifeana. 3 fertaa fumm. pupleQe.
p 1 Gpptfp aiento. Sautpa e.
teenpdin. 2 glfuaIennpn fautta po'
ien polpiaIento ulospdin. Saumo
taafie alas. 3 Wai. iddrioiento taat'
iepdin. Cana plDs. 4 glltuaiento.
81 Saara aIento. Sautpa mis-
faan. neutrality-suspicious. 6 fertao
tumm. puoleIe.
a. Sauma rinnale. 9npppd poi'
faQa ialfainbeitoaa taatIepGin to-
Iaista tabtia 20 bpppdpstd.
s. 1 Salfain iuIfeminen. Sauma
ulos maI enpaan. 2 Rierto iuai EN-.
paan ia iamasia mai. fdIiparren
nosto pl6s. 3 Shell. aiento. 4 Ilfus
o%Iento. pdinnastoin. Gniimdinen ia
nelids temppu %pilffoasti. Soinen ia
fpImdS httuQStt. 4 fertau fummul.
puoleIe.
g. L Wai. iaIaua .astel eteenpdin.
2 Spppdps eteenp., fddnnDfieud po'
iempaan. Sauipa plDs, bppdtesid
oif. Iddri beitetddn ulospdin. 3 Nls
fua Ientoon.
Sarioitus tebbddn tahbisia 4 fer'
taa oifeaan.
Soinen ola tpapaita liiffeitd:
u l 2GdnnDs maIenpaan ia fdts
tenlpDnti. 2 9Ienio asfel oifeaua ia
fdbet lpDniioientoon; 3.s1; q. Serd'
mGsti ia moimaffaastt folme Cert.
fumm. puolelle.
p / WoI. polpiaI ento etutpiiss
toon, f%dttenbeitto etutieid pl6s. 2
&dttenf outistus. 3 2dttenoienmus 3.
lbs. 4 perusaIentoon. &oIme fert.
tumm. puoleue.
81 l Spppdps characterization,
fdoet nisfaan. 2 Woiemman poll
nen nottistus ia Observation-Disclosures
eteenpdin. 3 @bel. oientl 4 Sitea9
polrpen notfistus ia taitputus. 5 e
oeu. oIentoon. 6 Perusotent.
Golme fertaa lutpun mufoan.
AZ / Sppp6ps baara.aientoon,
tdoet plDspdin. 2 Sainutus eteen,
alas. 3 Shell. oient6pn- SainutiS
taafiepdin. ) Gbea. oIentoon. 6 Te'
rusalentopn, Iumun mufaan. Gnii'
mdinen ia fuuoes temppu nopeosti.
muut bitaasti 3 fertaa.
81 l Salfain ihlfeminen, fdtten'
BETTE etutietd plDS. 2 Wartolon tiers
to maiempaan ia fdttenpienti ulosp.
3 Shell. oIentoon. 4 Sama %oiteoan.
5 Shell. a%Ientoon. 6 Reconsideration.
Nelid fertaa.
Suom.l Ndmd foppaleet l6ptppdt
Smar @ilItman'in folmannesIa fors
iatusIa painotIesIa enthusiastically
firjaa.
Sos iofu baIuaa exempt liidtietoio
pudolemista moimistelu fappaleista,
min moi fpIpG f~irieeaiiesti piotteelo
Nels Seppo,
@afefielb, Wicb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-25
Vapaapiljetti.
sukulaisillenLe ia tuttavillenne
SuOmesta American
ostakaa alma
American L%injalle,
Valkean Tandem Linjalle
eli
Walk. Tahden-D Dominion
Linjalle.

Silloin tulee matkustaianne saa-
maan aianvaatimuksen mukaisen
matkustuksen. Maiden liniain iat-
tilais-laivat ovat nopeakulkuisia ia
ovat varustetut parhaimmilla kol-
manner luokan mukavuuksilla.
Hytit ovat iaetut pieniin osiin.
A ia 6 hengen vuoteisiin, pariskun-
mile, yksityisille naisille ia mie
hille.
Ruoka ia kohtelu on hyva kali
kissa laivoissa.
Suoranainen yhteys Suomen
H0yrylaiva Osake-yhtion laivoien
kanssa.
Pilietin hinnoista y. m. kysykaa
osoitteella:
Ssillimn mari, afiamies,
1867 SuffoIf It. Sronmoob, Ditch.
O. e. BRECKE
Northwestern Passenger Agent.
121-123 s. Bird at.
Minneapolis, MINI.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-25
pieni mbrams iaa palium ATTAIN

81 Iuinfaan ole paIio ubrottu, Jos
$1.5O ubratoan ionfu efipneen ib'
misraufan oifeoue iaamiiefIi. quo
pieni ubraus Iiidifi Iabioittoiaue paI'
10 iIoa.
Sos iunnette benfiIDn, ioua on fpi'
boinen MELT uSfontoa fobtaan, Fun
bdn on Taanut fiitd mddrdt fdiitpf'
let, min tiIatfaa tie bdneue auttaio
pboetii fpuobeffi. 8nud ban iitte itis
fen toiiefi pucbefIi uubistaa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-25

Toipon tpeli g8esterbocfaue Tor
teinta SumaIan iiunausta ia fiitdn
niista monista bppistd neumoista,
loita olette leboen fautta fanIaue pu.
bunut.
antoa Sobnion.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-25

Suemmdud oil taas fofous plei'
IDue %. 81. g. GIN taloua. SieId
pulpit: Mi Hainio ia past. Soubi.
muori. Gbeuinen pubuia fertoi pros.
titutionin febitpfIestd ia paliasti fen
Ipnfdn furiuuuen, mibin tdmmDinen
Iurfea idriesteImd on iobtunut. pu.
5uia toipoi, eta fanIalaiiet pIeiIems
min fuin tdbdn asti fpettaiiipat mai.
futtaa pleiieen mielipiteeIeen, iotta
prostitutionia, eIiintpipd lie misId
muooosI ia tabania, rupettaiiiin pitd'
mddn fanIauemme bd~pedliiend ia
turmiouiIena topana, iota Ell iaiIi iu'
naita, eitd I~uoiella. - Yastori Sou'
nipuori pulpit aibeesto: yelGmdn to'
tuuS ia eldmdn ipolbe", fosfeteuen
etupddsid nptpaion faunotiriaais
luutta ia iitd benfed, mia taiteIiias
piirisId plipddnId ndDttdd pIepan
maaala. Gldmdu raiattomiae nau=
tiunoiue lauletoan plistDsloliluia ia
fu,teufiH, fun ioSfus onnishlu tu'
bpttamaan tperboa, iofa Ialoo beis
ban iiiimmdn maailmanIa ibmisten
fatIeiIta, buomaa iieIId tptfdnddn
toiIen idneleen; iie1d mauitiee Iurtu>
teItapa tDbipDoen, fpiel&pd epdtoi'
mon tunne. - &ristinusto Ell Eos
fam pubu yonnen naotimutI esta",
iofo on nptpaian firiaaiiuuben tnn'
nusIana, maan le tpie onneen. &c
n6pttGG nellie, ettemme fosfaan ole
Iitd anIainneet, emmefd fosfoan ole
oueet oifeutetut Iitd naatimaan itIeI'
lemme, mutta ettd famine fen arr
moSta &ristufIen fautta ipodmen le'
pona ia raubana.
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Frank Paas.
Otter Tail, Mimi.
&ippifpnlm>n mpitns.

Sos SumoIa iuo, Min olotan rip'
pitouIun emf feiaf. II p. felo 10
up. aiunnouoni 200 n. 4tb IT,, Mar'
quetiesia, Wicb.
&unnioittoen
s. g.. 6eimoneu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-25

Maanontaina iatfettiin mield To-
fousta pIi obielman. YleiiDd oil fo'
foontunut 81. u. 6. GIN taIoue iIa'
buttoman runIaosti, naiffa Ell Iiitd
oltu tilaiIuuoesia iImoittamdan muus
ten fuin iuuuiIesti. Sieud past 2ou'
bitpuori pulpit 81. 3: 14-21 ipbooI'
la Sumalan pobiattomdsta ormon
ia holman ldbieestd, ioSta meibdn,
beiffoutemme ia buonoutemme tun
item, tuliIi abferasti ammentaa ma
loa ia moimaa itIeuemme - Sirebt
Sunfelo pobiusti fpipmpfien laster
fotifaSnatufIesta. Sum fosnatus
rafennetoan oifeaue perustaue, Fur
MIN. lpanbemmat life omat Suma'
Ian toulusIa, Iiuoin pasta mottao
faswatus ppipwid tuIofIia, iiunaus'
ia perbeeIeen, fotiin |. n. e.
Soipotta pasti eimdt ndmd pGii
tpdt menneet obi pDipndd idlfed idt'
tdmdttd, maan olitpat bpDbpfIi iefd
tuuliioiIe ettd beibdn fauttania fofc
paitfafunnaue.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-25
@pgebicsa lmeem
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The Washington herald., 1911-02-02
MAI. G. 4. MORISBY
YIELDS TO INJURIES
Aged House Doorkeeper Vic
tim of Accident.

Maj. George n. Morisey. seventy
eight years old, we'll known throughout
the United States as a doorkeeper In the
House of Representatives, died last night
at n:10 o'clock at the Emergency Hospital.
where he had been confined since January
Is. following an accident In which he was
severely injured by being crushed b.
heath a street car. At his bedside were
his wife. a son, J. NJ. Morisey. and his
daughter.
Maj. Morisey was not only well knowp
In Washington, where he bad resided
for the past twenty-five years. but num-
bered among his friends the most famous
men in the country. He served in the
civil war. having been q member OF the
same regiment as that with which Pres
ident Mckinley fought
While Maj. Morisey's death had been
expected. it came as a great shock to his
many friends and his family. Immedi-
ately after the accident he was operated
upon. and owing to his age little hope
was entertained for his recovery.
The body was conveyed to the under
taking establishment Of Thomas S. Ser
geon. 1o1i Seventh street northwest. An
inquest will be held this morning. The
body will be conveyed to Manchester.
Iowa, the birthplace Of Maj. Morisey. for
burial.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-02
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Feb. L-BUTTER-Receipts to-day,
ei9 packages. The market is steady. Creamery
specials. per pound 2 creamery extras. 81; State
dairy. tubs. finest. 9: process specials. D4
CHEESE-Receipts to-day. 6iS boxes. The market
whole milk. fancy colored. seraemb1, Is; skins.
specials Il; skins, average. fine Il.
EGGS-Recipts to-day. l9.l2 cases. The market
is weak. State. Pennsylvania and nearby heunerv
white fancy. 8: State Pennsylvania, and nearby
hennery. browns, fancy. Q fresh gathered selected
extras per dozen. @
MILLFEED-Easy; moderate trade Sprins hran
800: standard middlinc. ECO; Western red dog
2.15: winter wheat bran. in 100 pound sacks to
arrive $50; city bran. in bulk, $50.
OATS-Lorer; limited inquiry. No. white, Sl4:
No. white. s. standards, 3s.t. elevator basis;
white on track. TisaDlS.
FT0UR-Easy; fair business kansas strairbts
i6nai.s5 in sacks; soft straights 43h45o in bar.
rels; spring patents. 5-aa570. in barrels; spring
clears iyai. 90
BCCKWHEAT FLOURScace: demand is light
Choice quoted at 225.
RYE FIOUR-Steady: moderate inquiry Choice
brands quoted at 4.fa4.60
CORNMEAL-Steady; demand moderate Kiln
dried for export. 2soa2S5; coarse meal, in bags,
Ll3a1.H
HAY-Reoeipts. l.7D tons; nat: trade is duIl
LOTT; No 2, 95iea1.0O; No s. soas5.
STRAW-Receipts. 10 tons; easy; quiet trada
Long rye quoted at 50.
BEEF-Steady: moderate business Packe4 Hna
$50; family L. -5al9.o.
roRk-strong On measu stocks. Mon. 25h
800; family. sl0ac450
LARD-Weaker. Prime Western, loD; CITY so.
refined continent. 1850; South American us: re,
fined Brazilian in kesA l225: oeostearine 81 Lard
stearine weak; New Yoef. II.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-02
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

cHEEsE-Ne~ Yak. new. lsai7H: nat cheese, Is
daisy cheese. l6a17h.
EGGs-Near by. fresh. .aa5 pr doz: storage, n,
L.
BUTTERFLIES. tub per III, Ha1x; prints. 2,
acsls: high grade tub. %: Print, saOn; frsts. 8
print. 26is process tutter, tub. Mas; PRINT 24l
LIVE POULTRY-Spring chickens, l6ali n.r m
hens. Il; rosters. Sc; ducks. l5als: turkeys. large,
laaD
DRESSED PoULTRY-rmky hena undawn.
2a3 per lh: sobblers. undrawn. %; old toma.
2la2; turkeys. thin. lAE; chickens. Is; henA Is:
young ducks. Il: old. II; choice eeese laalA
FRUTrS-Apples. Loh6O per bbi; pinAppaes.
l-5oa13 per crate: rapes. Amelia. A0eaiW pa
keg; Ksfer pean. Looal6 per basket: CAlifornia
oranges, 28a2D per box; grapefruit, 20aa0o per
cate; Florida onnsss. l.sh23 per boz: taneesinea.
aooaSso per strap; lemons. auaA0o pr box.
VEGETABLES-cu0mbe hothonse, soai0 psE
dnE.; tomatoes. fancy Florida 40AAD per boz
lettuce. Florida. LshzW PER hasket: Florida srxfns
eaboage. assAlW PR b6., 1sh3.oo per crate; squash,
L0osl.3 per bbl: celery. SoA0 Per bunch: euxplant
sgsS@ per crate; c.nhssria. lsos4D PEI bon:
ss0@0 PEI bh.: Florida peppers. AooskW pef
csts: eaulihosH. Aeh&o0 pa bh,; hsans. 4Aa
Ia p@ BASKET; hale. p. bbl.. L4: spinaeh. aeaaAs
per bol.; fFicstds pass,sy. 4Maa0 NJ hsaks9:
oyster plant. 9aU pr dH: Flaida pas Lsh11
PEI oeskst; celesys ~ ezata. 4nA4o: nv potatoaL
kooa1.0 p1 III a.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-02
RED MEN BANQUET HOSTS.

The great incohonee. George B. Griggs,
of the Improved Order Of Red Men, Of
Houston. Tex. and his associate great
chiefs were the guests OF honor last
night at a large class adoption of nearly
100 palefaces in Odd Fellows Hall.
James w. Allison, great sachem OF the
District. presided, and following the ini-
tiatory ceremonies introduced the speak
ers-George B. Griggs, great incohonee:
James Madison. jr., great representative: !:
w. A s. Bird. past great incohonee. of
Topeka. Kans.; Thomas II. Jefferies, past
great sache.n. of Atlanta, Ga: Charles
E Townsend, great sachem. Of Mary
land: James A. Littleton. great chief of
records, of Baltimore, Md. and several
other great chiefs Of the order. The ad-
dresses were followed by a banquet