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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-24
CLERGYMAN WANTS TO PUT THOSE WHO
! NEED HELP ON THE RIGHT TRACK"
Writes Letter in Hope Of Helping Sufferers From
Colds to Cure Them as He Was Cured

testify. has never failed when put to the test
This letter is given without solicitation. but
with the hope that 1t may be the means OF put
ting some one who needs the help have re-
ceiyed on the right track TO get it, fSigned,
John Ernest Parker, pastor u. Z. Church. Phil
ipsport. n. Y.
Iou should remember that neglected colds at
this season OF the year quickly lead to pneumo-
mia, and that you can fprtfy the system with
Father Johns Medicine and from it gain strength
to ward of disease. Free from dangerous stimu.
lants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-24

TIE following letter from Phiilipsport y u
clergyman is Of special interest. Rev. John En-
nest PARKER, in the hope of putting those who
need help on the right track to get it," as he
says tells his experience: For several winters
! have used Father Johns Medicine when suffer
ing from a severe cold and il has never failed
to give the desired results. When living where
Father Johns is not procurable | have tried
other so-callcd remedies. but relief did not
come. and have sent quite distance for
this friend OF humanity, which, am glad to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-24
GARMENT STRIKE RIOT.
Two Chicago Tailor Shops Wrecked
and Non Union Men Beaten.

CHICAGO, January 24.-Two tailor
shops were partly wrecked, more than
100 non-union tailors were driven into the
street and six arrests were made In a
riot incident to the garment workers
strike here today. Many Of the tailors
were bleeding from cuts and scratches
before the disturbance was quelled. Six
arrests were made.
The riots are the first Of a serious
nature In several weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-24
John Walker Dies at Age Of e5.

DENVER, Col, January 24.-John
Walker, ninety-five years old,- died yes.
terday at Morrison, Col. at the home OF
his son. John, Brisben. Walker. a former
magazin publisher of New York. Mr..
Walker was prominent in Pennsylvania
politics in the decade following the civil
war.
He was at one time business partner
of James G. Blaine in the Pennsylvania
coal fields.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-24
As the Whistle Blows.

bon Voyage" by. William Lawton
Curtin, is a.story-article about the humor
and pathos observed in the departure Of
hundreds of thousands of voyagers from
the New York steamship piers every year.
Entertaining and Informing. Look for 1t
in our next Sunday Magazine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-24
Contractors Association Election.

The Sheet Metal Contractors Associa-
ton of Washington. D. c.. has elected of
ficers for the ensuing year as follows:
President. Warren NJ. Whyte: vice pres
ident. John Pierpont; secretary. Ernest
Gichner: treasurer, J. D. Thompson: SER
geant-at-arms, NJ. B. Flynn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-24

Philip Thomas Grimth. nfty-nine years
old of Trappe, Nd. died at the Emer-
gency Hospital at Easton Sunday OF heart
failure. He was to have been; operated
upon for internal injuries. but died before
it could be done,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-24
CAUSES NO RIPPLE
Little interest in Pr0gressives'
New Party.
MOVEMENT AGAINST TAFT
Fight for Leadership Probably Will
Be Between Senators Cummins
and La Toilette.

The new party organized by the re-
publicans and fioated yesterday was the
subject Of only languid gossip around
the Capitol today. The democrats took
almost as much interest in it as the re-
publicans, since they recently wit
messed a somewhat similar effort in
their own ranks. engineered by Sena-
tor Owen. "Gideon's Band" was the
name the democrats gave their found
ling, which died a-borning"
However, the present movement is re-
garded as more earnest, if not serious,
since it is taken to indicate the organ
lied opposition to President Taft's re-
nomination and the formal setting up
OF a factional element in the republican
party which all admit will cling tenac-
iously to existence. No politicians at
the Capitol today could attach any other
meaning to the movement than that it
marks the studied purpose of the radi-
cal progressives to set up the banner
Of radicalism within their party and
invite adherents to rally round It.
The propaganda is against Taft for
q certainty, it is declared. But in
whose favor. then? That is a question
which Senator La Toilette and Senator
Cummins will probably have to fight
out with each other. Both are in the
front rank Of the organization. Each
wants to be the nominee Of the radi-
cal progressive element for the presi-
dency,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-24
@ayuG

William T.. Anderson has been elected
secretary OF the board Of trade OF Nor
folk, va, over fourteen other applicants.
Mr. Anderson was formerly president Of
the board Of trade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-24

Miss Nellie I.ayfield Of Princess Anne.
Md, a student Of the Randolph Macon
woman's College, at Lynchburg, Va,
died Monday from scarlet fever and
diphtheria. Two other students who spen;
the Christmas holidays with Miss Lay
field at her home are i'll with scarlet
lever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-24
Not Favorable to Roosevelt.

1t is thought here that Col. Roose.
welt is being kept in mind by some Of
the progressives. but it is not believed
by those who know the feeling among
the most radical progressives that the
colonel will have a look in.
over our dead bodies" will he be
the cry Of Cummins and La Toilette to
the suggestion that the progressive Or
sanitation be swung to Roosevelt. The
rejoinder would be in q measure gra-
tultous, since there is no evidence that
Col. Roosevelt will seek the nomination
this time.
Anyhow. La Follettes and Cummins and
their followers do n0t!gard the colonel
as their type of progr i've. The gossips
say that Senator La llette thinks the
occasion for Roosevelt 10 have shown
his progressiveness waszat Chicago when
the Roosevelt people threw the La Fol-
Iette delegates out of the national con-
yention and accepted the Wisconsin OLD
guard.
Senator Cummins, the gossips say. gave
the colonel his disapprohation last fall
when, after the progressive speech at
Osawatomie, the colonel allowed the New
York state convention to stand pat on
the tariff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-01-24
VII Be Provincial Affair.

So. to the minds Of the politicians at
the CAPITOL, the present movement will
be a provincial affair entirely, confined
mainly to the progressive" states of the
Mississippi valley, and taking in the
Pinchot following in the east. with the
Iowa senator and the Wisconsin senator
jealousiy following each others moves,
each hoping in the end to reap the usu-
fruct.
President Tafts friends express them
selves as not alarmed at this stage of the
proceedings. They have expected all along
that they would have to meet the opposition
of La Toilette. and probably of Cummins.
1t is a liability they have taken into con-
sideration-and discounted. However, the
growth of the new organization will be
followed with interest and carefully
watched.
In the course Of his speech in the Senate
today on the election Of senators by popu-
lar vote, Senator Depew referred to the
new Republican Progressive League. Say
ing that since the introduction of his
amendment he had received many let
tiers and editorials which it would not be
proper to read to the Senate he added
that ''they ought to please the distin-
guished senator from Oregon, Mr.. Bourne,
and his recently organized salvation
army.
/ The allusion caused a general smile
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-26
Real Estate Transfers

Deeds of conveyance of the following real estate transfers, in which amounts 'of 5000 or more were Involved, were
 filed in the probate court wonday:
 $3600-H J Kribs to the General
 Realty company, lots l, 2, and 4, block l, survey of McWillams addition to Ensley Highlands
 s3150--J. s. Marks, IT,, ct at. to Peer less Realty company lot n, block 3-A, Walker Land company's survey of East Woodlawn.
 $3400-J. s. Marks Jr., to Peerless Realty company, lot g, block 2-B, Walker Land companys survey of East w oodlawn.
 s2s5O-R. W. Powell to E. G. Holtam lot 9, block 24, survey of the property of G. w. Wares, situated in Birming- ham.
 : s125O-L. k. Cook to Mrs. Jennie G. Vance, lots 5 and 6, block 14o survey of North Birmingham ] $15SS-Florence E. Jordan, ct al. to J. j. Davidson, part of the east half of the northwest quarter part of the west half of the southeast quarter. and part of the southwest quarter of the Northeast quarter of section 26, town ship 16, range , west s4700-E,. w. Woodruff to R. c. Nor ris. lots 7,@S and 9, together fronting 16O feet on the south line of Georgia street and extending back 1S7 feet to an alley, in the Stockmar & Henley survey of Birmingham
 ' T.. $1650--George A. iMeAllister to Moses Prichard Tate, lot, | block s5. West End Land and improvement company's survey. 3kI4f
 $2000--Martha H., Jones to S. Addi- son Jones. lot 20 in Mary E. Hewes' sub division in West End
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-26
 LAW LIBRARY TO BE OPEN AT NIGHT

Beginning with the opening of the courts next Monday, the law library of the Birmingham Bar association. which is now located on the eleventh floor of the First National Bank building, will be open at night until 10 o'clock for the use of members of the association only.
 The executive committee Of the Bar as- sociation is making preparations for a social event to which will be invited all members of the Birmingham bar. The details will be announced later.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-26
Finance Committee to Meet

The finance committee of the Chamter of Commerce will hold special meeting this morning at II o'clock in the dlrec- tors room of the organization
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-09-26
ECONOMICAL

Consumes only 40 per cent as much cur rent as the old time lamp 10 furnish as much light. Will last as long as old timers.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-10-27
Highway to Salt Lake.

Denver, Oct. o.-Mcmbers of the
state highway commission have just
returned from a trip across the state,
and while away much time was spent
in the inspection OF new routes plan
slopes. According to announcements
made by the commission, plans have
been made which it is believed will
insure the building of good road
from the state line west to Salt Lake
City to connect with route across
the state. The roads leading into
Colorado from the east are in fair
shape, and the great thing now is to
have a good road leading westward
through Utah.
This question was taken UP with
people of Grand Junction and all
other points and also with Utah state
officials. The plans proposed call for
the commenc cement of the work in
connection with such a road immed-
lately, and surveys will first be made.
When these are completed active
work of construction will be COM
menced, and there seems to be little
doubt but that by the time transcon-
tinental road is built across Colorado,
Utah will have good road into Salt
Lake City. This will enable automo-
bilists wishing to make the trip across
the country to pass through the
Rocky Mountains in Colorado, where
some of the grandeur scenic points
on a transcontinental trip can be
found.
Data is also being gathered by a
committee OF the Colorado Good
Roads Conference Association re-
garding the proposed transcontinen-
tai roads across the state, and their
report to the Pueblo convention in
January will probably be one OF the
most interesting to come before that
bOdy
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-10-27
HEARST TROPHY
OFF TONEW YORK
Big Silver Cup Protected as
it Left Denver
GUARDED BY DETAIL
OF MOUNTED POLICE
Otero Agricultural Club Has COM
menced Planting of Seed in Their
Experimental Farm

At the regular meeting of the Oterc
Agricultural Club on Saturday afternoon
final arrangements were made for the
dispatch of the prize winning Otero coun-
ty exhibit which with the Hearst trophy
cup, were to leave Denver on Wednesday
under charge of the state Board OF lmmi-
grafton andDenver Chamber of Commerce
The club also had report from w. W.
Kearney whom they had less than two
two weeks placed in charge of their ex-
perimental farm near the factory, that
some of the seeds requested of the u. S.
agricultural department had arrived, that
the seedbeds had been prepared and he
was already busy planting.
A number of new members were taken
in at this meeting and it is evident that
the farmers of the county are realizing
the great benefits they are receiving
from the organization.
In connection with the New York land
show exhibit the following Denver dis
patch of Oct. 25 will be of interest to the
people of this county:
"There was one sight that attracted
universal attention from the crowd gath
cred today to see the New York land
show exhibit start its journey. and that
was a platoon Of police guarding the
Hearst trophy cup which was won by
Otero county last year and which is being
sent to New York as part of the Colo
RADIO exhibit.
The cup is very valuable and when it
was moved from the Chamber of Com
merce building to the depot it was ac-
companied by Sergeant Russell and a
few other mounted police. Otero county
won the cup at the Pueblo irrigation con-
gress year ago. The county commits
sioners of Otero county at first decided
not to allow the prize to leave their coun-
ty, afterward they reconsi dered and said
that it should be sent to New York If a
bond were given for its protection. Those
in charge Of the display gave the required
bond and in order to protect the bonds
men the cup is going under guard.
The cup advertises the Arkansas val
ley on all the designs from the top to the
bottom and will attract great attention at
the land show"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-10-27
Bound Over to District Court

B. [. Estes who was arrested last
week at Sterling, Colorado, for having
run away with Myrtle Archibald Of
Rocky Ford. the girls mother being the
complaining witness. was bound over by
Justice Britton Monday to the district
court, says the Las Animas Democrat
Estes worked in the barber shops here a
few weeks last spring. and from here ran
away with the Archibald girl. He was
located througe his wife, Viola Estes of
Bloomington. ILL.,. whom he deserted ac-
cording to her charges. The case will
probably come up for hearing at the next
term of the district court.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-10-27

and without dollars compensation, the
attorneys for the association proceeded
to defend said cause until the state
could have time to appropriate money
for its defense. A demurrer was filed to
the bill which was argued after months
of preparation. which demurrer was
overruled; as is customary. time was
gwen to answer the bill which time was
extended by stipulation and the answer
is now being prepared and will be filed
within the present month. The prepa-
ration Of this answer has been an ardu-
Gus task. and its allegations have direct
bearing upon the interests of the state in
the litigation pending and threatened up
on the Larimie, 1.-THE Rio Grande and
Grand rivers. or all this the state has
of it will reap future benefits.
Colorado. situated as she is upon the
backbone of the continent. the streams
flowing down her mountains into other
states and no streams flowing into it,
must defend herself on all sides, and the
task is one of such magnitude as appalls
the ordinary mind. 1t does not require
an astute mind to see that Colorado
must either fight for her very existence
as an agricultural state. or must surren-
der her greatest resources and intereststo
others. Every drop Of water in dispute
in this whole controversy falls upon COL
orado soil and Colorado is only seeking
70 dafend her own.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-10-27
Convention of High schooIBoys

A convention of high school boys Of the
Arkansas valley. under the auspices OF
the Young Mems Christian association,
will be held at La Junta Oct. 1929
Delegates are expected from IA or is
high schools. and an attractive program
dealing on the problems of the high school
boy. is being prepared. Specially trained
men will be in attendance to participate
in this program. Through the hospitality
Of the high school boys of La Junta free
entertainment will be furnished all dele
gates attending the conference through
out.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-10-27
IMMENSE INDUS
TRIAL PARADE.
At the Big Apple Show and Carnival
in Denver.

Denver, Colo, Oct. ,2-One hun
dred million dollars in agricultural
and horticultural products will be
represented in the mammoth indus
trial parade that will take place in
Denver the first day OF apple show
week in November. By this is meant
that the sum just mentioned is the to-
tai annual output of these two INDUS
tries in Colorado. and the grand pag-
cant will be indicative OF these re-
sources. Mining counties are also in
vited to participate.
While the exposition is primarily
intended to be an exhibition of apples
produced in Colorado and other states
in America, grand carnival will
also be held and the management has
invited every county in the state to
participate in the industrial parade.
Denver is proud OF the apple indus
try in Colorado, but her people are
equally proud of the great agricul-
tural industry, and they believe the
time is opportune for the counties
that do not produce apples in COM
mcrcial quantities, but which are rich
in grain and grasses and other prod
ucts, to unite in display of their re-
sources in magnificent pageant that
will eclipse anything that has ever
been seen in the city.
Colorado has made wonderful
strides in the last ten years i'll the
way of agricultural advancement and
development. The carnival commit
tee believes that nothing can be so
impressive as an industrial parade i'll
which every county, including the
mining districts, will take part. The
effect upon the people of Denver and
visitors from other states cannot be
estimated.
1t should be understood that the
apple show is national affair. Ap-
pie exhibits will be here from the
leading apple states in America.
| Thousands OF dollars will be awarded
in prizes and premiums. and from All
educational standpoint to apple grow
ers the value of the show cannot be
calculated.
The industrial parade committee
announces that most OF counties have
significd their intention of preparing
floats and the others are at work in
teresting their people with the same
end in view. Prizes will be given for
the best and most artistic floats from
the counties outside OF Denver.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-10-27
GRAND VALLEY

M. D. Lyle and wife spent Monday
with w. R. Secrest and wife.
J. D. Meador returned last week from
the south. his health being greatly i'm
proved.
While delivering beets early in the
week Mr., Millkin met with nasty aeci-
dent in which the wagon was badly bro
ken but horses and driver escaped injury.
Lee human and three lady friends
visited Mr.. and..Mrs. MeDaniels on Sum
day. As they were leaving the horses
became frightened and ran away. The
carriage was broken but there were no
serious injuries to the occupants.
The Grand Valley school will give a
Halloween Box Supper at the school
house Friday. Oct, %.
A very delightful program given by
the county Sunday school officers was
enjoyed by large audience at the Grand
alley school on Sunday.
Grandma johnson returned Saturday
from visit with friends in Colorado
Springs.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-10-27
Good Money In cucumbers

About as valuable wagon load OF
farm produce as has lately been seen in
this city was that brought to town on
Tuesday by George Bsvers and turned
over to the Rocky Ford Seed Association.
This was load of cucumber seed from
Mr.. Bevers l0-aere tract and it weighed
6622 pounds. which at g cents pound
the price he reeeIved-will give those
who wish to figure it out the value Of the
wagon load as well as the returns per
acre from the crop Of ououmbers.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-10-27

According to the way that acceptances
are coming in the mayor of every town in
the Arkansas Valley, as well as those of
some of the larger cities of the state,
will be in attendance at the mayoralty
meeting IN this city On Friday. Nov. 10.
Among.t the latter big bugs" Mayor
Speer of Denver has accepted Mayor
Coffman's invitation and has expressed
his willingness to give the Arkansas
Valley mayors the bsnefit of his expert
ence in wrestling with the problems of
municipal government.
MayorWest ofPueblo has stated that he
will be amongst those who will answer
present" at the roll call of mayors and
although the Greeley mayors acceptance
has not yet been received. it is expected
that he will be at the convention and
give his brothers of the valley who are
worrying over the water question some
pointers upon the pipe line and gravity
service recently installed in that city.
Then the mayors from Canon City
down the Valley to the state line will be
here. primed and ready to impart to their
fellows some information upon the con-
duct of civic affairs that they have sue
cessfully worked out, or they will come
seeking advice upon some matter of city
government, and the affair bids fair to
reach proportions undreamed OF by the
man who took the Initiative and Will be
responsible for the first conference OF
mayors in this or any other date that we
have ever heard of-Mayor Coffman of
Rocky Ford.
The Enterprise stated last Friday,
4 when Mavor Coffman issued his invita-
for meeting of mayors in this city,
that every citizen of Rocky Ford would
endorse the idea and heartily join with the
mayor in welcoming and entertaining the
visitors, and that we we'll knew whereof
we spoke is borne out by the enthusiastic
way the Rocky Ford Business Mems
Club has taken up the matter of enter
tainment. At meeting of the board of
directors-composed of the following
gentlemen, L. r. Fenlason. Charles Reck-
err, G. P. Randall. F. C. Shelton, John
Bowman, W. C. Steele and William
Green-it was decided that an active
campaign for membership should be at
once instituted. to provide the nucleus for
an entertainment fund and that the club
rooms should be offered the mayors as a
meeting place wherein to discuss the
questions that are bringing them together
The membership committee will get to
work right away and now that the
Chamber OF Commerce is out Of exist
ence, it is believed that there will be no
trouble in increasing the membership of
the Business Mems Club to over 200
active workers for any project of public
nature.
Arrangements for the convention of
mayors, while not yet entirely completed,
will be somewhat along the following
lines:
Lunch at the Hotel FL Captain.
Business session at the BIZ slness Mems
Club rooms, followed by an automobile
ride to points of interest about the city.
Six clock dinner at Hotel El Captain
at which the visitors, city officers. ex-
mayors and newspaper men will be the
guests of Mayor Coffman,
Public meeting in Grand opera house at
q 80, which will be addressed by Mayors
Speer and West, and t. which everyone
is cordially invited.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1911-10-27
MAYOR SPEER
Will Be HERE
At a Meeting of the Arkansas
Valley Mayors.
IN ROCKY FORD
FRIDAY, NOV. 10
And Will Address a Public Meeting
That Evening Upon Questions
of nunicipal Economy

= Broadening out upon the .
= lines originally laid down :
Mayor Coffman has made of :
. the coming convention of
mayors in this city an event
3 that will be of exceeding in 4.
p terest to every citizen, and .
one that in all probability :
will never be repeated. 1t
> gives the Enterprise great
b pleasure to announce that .
, Mayor Speer of Denver .
, who even his most bitter
enemies must admit has prov
: en- himself one of the most .
- capable executives heads
: that the capitol city has ever
= had-has consented to attend
, the conference and to address
: meeting of citizens upon .
questions of municipal econ 4
: omy. To hear this distin- :
, guished speaker upon a sub
, ject of such paramount im- .
, portance should fill theGrand &,
to its utmost capacity.