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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-10
PEDDLERS MUST
 GET LICENSE

Vendors, peddlers and others reQuiE- ed by ordinance to have uccnaeg Tor their wagons and person by April T. will be given but a short time to com ply. Many have already taken Clir their renewals, but t is reported NT the police that many teams are daily seen upon the streets without urra- bers and orders for their arrest aI.I be issued after the lapse Of a fer
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-10
ADyENTTSTs DEDICATE
 NEW BRITAIN CHURCH

New Britain, April 10-In connec- ton with the annual spring confer ence of the Life and Advent Union in this city, services of dedication for the new Second Advent church were held at o'clock this afternoon. The conference opened last evening under the direction of Elder c. E1more Watkins.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-10
JEFFERSON SCHOOLS BALI,
 TEAM TRIMS SHELTON

Jefferson gave SheIton's baseball nine bad beating this morning. It was 8. big feature when Clark walIop- ed a home run in the seventh inning The battery for Jefferson was Lafoe and Fitzsfmmons. The score was 50 to II in favor Of Jefferson.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-10

Alum is worn as a, charm in4parts of Asia Minor. A triangular piece is placed in a case of silver and worn sllsnended about the neck
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-10

The home of Melville E. Stone at Tarrytown, N. r., was entered by bur glars who escaped with si1verware valued at x2- 800
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-10
!. (. C. PLANS SUIT TO OBTAIN RECORDS
 OF BILLIARD DEALS
Proceedings To Compell Production Of The Books Will Be Brought Against New Haven Rail- road Officials==O Witness Tells Of Transactions Involving Mil- lions Of Dollars

Washington, April 1OMa ndamus proceedings compel the production of books and to disclose financial deal Haven Railroad and the Billiard pany immediately the interstate commission
 Chief Counsel Folk that he would bring the probably atNew His decision at the end of morning of exam nation of witnesses who evidence dealings involving of dollars Upon the adyoe of commission to inquire into the financial affairs be-
 When the hearing adjour ned there was probability testimony Charles Me1len president of ew system, might the mandamus edings. 5
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-10

Albany4The bill creating the state department of food and markets was signed by the governor.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-10

Bolivia is soon to have four new railway lines.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-10

Try The Farmers Want Col ums and Prospects Will
 Be Brighter.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-15
UNPRoMISING

my object in calling on you this
evening, Frances" began an elderly
sutton, and then he coughed and adj
ded, 81 may call you Frances, may I
not?" Certainly you mayT answer
ed the young girl. 81 allow all papa's
elderly friends to call me Frances.
The oldest of them even call me Fan
ny. You may say Fanny if you wish.
What was it you wanted to talk
about?" He coughed again, and then
talked about how much warmer it
was last summer!
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-15


av., held for forgery. Alleged to have
signed check for $1,028.81. Releas-
ed on $4,000.
James Clinton, Wellington Hotel,
arrested. Said to have taken $4,000
worth of bonds from James oCursen,
1449 N. Dearborn st.
Fred Drews, 20, 6e4o S. HaIsted ST.,
arrested. Family of wife, Julia
Drews, Is, wants marriage annulled.
Miss Mabel Williams, 225o s. Wa
bash st., and Mrs. Dessa Bowie, 2248
Wabash av., severely injured. Auto
crashed into street car.
Corporation counsel rules that
city employees have right to railway
passes. Low fares declared legal.
Establishment of a boys court and
a change in attitude towards divorce
advocated by Judge McGoorty at pro-
baton officers conference.
Mrs. Mary Tamburno, n, us w.
Taylor st., accidentally stabbed her
self with kitchen knife. May die.
Otto Rockman, saIoonkeeper, 1901
Cottage Grove aV., invited down-and-
outs to take free lunch.
George 5urguyne, 1899 Ravens
wood av., buried under pile of coal by
cavern. Leg broken and internally
injured.
George B. Edmunds, II, and Car
nelia Moore, 70, eloped.
Mrs. Mary HrdIicka wants 10000
estate of Frank Hrdicka. Claims to |
be common-law wife.
10000. damage suit filed against |
Frank G> Rainey, undertaken, by |
Laura E. >Blakeslee. Claims hearse |
struck buggy, severely injuring her. |
Theresa Windert, 10, who eIoped |
with Charles Smidtley, Fl, repented. |
Marriage to be annuIled.
Revolver falling from pocket of |
William Clark, 5O4 E. 33d St, dis
GIL Il i \ II
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WHAT HAPPENED IN CHICAGO

Prospective bridegroom gave worth
less checks for furniture of fiat.
Man supposed to be Earl Vertner
suicided at 1886 Watt av. Gas.
Federal Judge Carpenter declared
Tonica Bank insolvent. Liabilities
$4,000.
Burlington Railroad to elevate Au-
rora tracks. Improvement cost 3d.
100000.
Laura Leon, whose relations with
Donald, 400 E. 48th ST., brought him
into trouble. with government, sub
poenaed as witness in Mrs. SCOTS
divorce suit.
Clyde DIN, maker of collins, want
ed George Rycoch to act as ruler to
measuare collins. Rycoch objected.
Both arrested. Discharged.
Anthony Baukus, former alderman
of Gary arrested in Los Angeles. Al
legged to have made confession in
connection with Dean franchise brib-
cry.
Thomas TeImie given 10 days in
county jail. Forged check to pay gro
Gerry bill.
James Williams arrested at tango
party. Said to be deserter from army.
Evanston budget $4,000. $780,
900 higher than 1913.
Fifteen city bonds sold. Total
1865, 900.
Andrew Gromm, 1852 N. Troy ST.,
newly wed. Fined S. for being bois-
ferrous. r...N
-o-o-- -
-. UNPROMISING
La Junta tribune., 1914-10-24
Lsss q w.s.r.

sai1 Jehs Cow1ss. q 0lasy. 10
~ city rsesatiy: 'TAs Des Greek
has hAl I'll ~ wstss is wanted thia
seases. asd tAsss y now stored Il
~ Tv1o Lake. n lake eounty about
So.oeo eeeo foel TAls seesase wa,es
b sufficient - sassy ths Deb creet
tAsouGh I'll g osgt eeasen u ws don't
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"1lsw abeue tAs sgeos this yesr d
csewjsv eoaatyf"
"plae. 9hege ~ . voell Of esa.
taieuDes. 80 vAlle ~ eoassa's nss.
~ slasoel 81 ~. n Doshsl up Z
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La Junta tribune., 1914-10-24
9. 4. BEERs0zIle.

Probably. one Of the most Inn
pcrtAnt offices 10 ~ filDsa at ~
court house this fall Il that Of coun-
ty treasurer. The office Is one with
which every taxpayer In the county
has more or less dealings and Il IL
of the utmost Importance that the
office be conducted In . business
like manner. The republicans Of
otero county have nominated c. A.
Beerbohm. who will bring TO the Of
La Junta tribune., 1914-10-24
HER WlllIl0 B!I0MI ElQIl1 /
ms 0f
TUEsTY YEARS AW

Etucb NoWOy was COuOuCVUB y
series Of revival meetings At the
Christian church.
H. Brinkman was nominated 70
succeed himself as justice Of the
peace. with william Dunbar for con-
stable.
A reception and dance was given at
the X p hall in honor Of Senator
Wolcott. ex-senator Bowen and 9TH
er republican candidates.
A separator and several stacks Of
grain were burned on Postal Clerk
Foote'S place west Of town entaillnG
q loss of several hundred dollars.
The city council made levy Of Is
mills for municipal purposes-five
mills for interest on Otero canal
bonds and sinking fund and ten mills
for the general fund.
The Arkansas Valley Irrigation As
sociation was organized. w. A. Colt
being elected president and Frank
Kreybiii secretary. The object OF
the association was 10 advertise and
settle up the Arkansas Valley BE-
tween Pueblo and the Kansas state
line.
Jack Crowiey.P. p. candidate for
the legislature. gave II out solid ttAs
he did not want the support Of such
men a. the Beatys' McClains and
vromans-probably for the reason
there was likelihood Of his receiving
their support or that Of any other
sensible taxpayer.
La Junta sure had . bunch Of po-
litical notablss In town In = single
day twenty years ago this week.
Senators Wolcott and Bowen spoke
for the republicans at the opera
house. aud Governor Waite spoke In
the afternoon In the park and In the
evening at the Shelton meat market.
Jack Crowley was going over the
COouV bVo0sW8 w s00 sosAsUb ehs
which he proposed 70 introduce In
case be was elected 70 the legislature.
TIE bill provided for the removal Of
al saloons five miles from . church
OF school. That vas what they call.
"a near.prohibltios twsaty ysars ago.
Judge r. u. Meors. q Las Animss.
Fsesoved injuriss II . runaway acct.
dsat which ssssltsd 10 his death .
few houfs later. He was . direct
1esesaAsat Of Dir Joha Moorr. of
glasgow. Scotland. and vas married
10 1859 - Q daughter Of Col. wm.
Bsat. after whom beat county vas
NAMED.
Sheriff Potter made Q heeo Of him.
sels by capeusing . runaway horse.
Mn. Frank Days horss became un.
Manageable and started 70 run be.
fore he could get lnto the burry..
Sheriff Potter mounted . saddle
horss and gave chase. He succeed.
"a 10 roplng ths runaway as the odgs
ef tewa before cay damage had bern
doae. Too bad that tAls seunt was
pulled OF before ths day os moving
pleturss.
La Junta tribune., 1914-10-24

flee Of county treasurer . thorough
knowledge Of the work Of the office.
having held the position for 4 perl
cd Of nine years. from 1898 until the
close Of 1905. Mr.. Beerbohm IL
familiar with the duties Of the office
and he will be 4 working treasurer
and not fiEurehead. employing only
such help as Is absolutely neces-
sary TO keep the work In the office
up to date. The people OF Otero
county can rest assured that the Of
flee Of county treasurer will be CIV
en- an honest and economical admin
istration just ms long ms Mr.. Beer
bohm is In charge. For n period OF
nine years his work as treasurer was
accurately and systematically dis
charged In manner that reflected
credit upon his ability and faithful
nesss In every trust.
Charles A. Bccrbohm was born In
Waterloo. Canada. February ~.
is6,. A. the age Of nineteen he
crossed the line" settling at Erie.
Pa. where he pursued his chosen
avocation. that OF machinist. for two
years. His career ~ = machinist
was suddenly terminated by an acci-
dent. his right arm being caught un-
der steam hammer and crushed. as
Q result Of which that member is
stiff and the Joint at the elbow en-
tirely destroyed. This accident rem
dered manual labor Impossible and
changed the entire course Of his
life.
After nine months hospital treat
ment In Erie. Pa. during which. at
times. Il was thought his arm would
have 10 be amputsted aud which cv-
On now periodically causes him much
pain and incoavcniencc. he returned
70 his home In Canada. Realizing
that he must gain his livelihood BY
other means he attended commercial
college at Belisville. Canada. for
three yeap. graduating with the
highest honorS.
In Isss NJ. Beerbohm decided 70
take Horace Oreelsy's advice 70
youag men and go west and grow
- with the country" Hs located
~ Topeka. Kan. and In isss went
70 work in the general offices Of the
oaata Fs railroad. In 1887 he was
transferred 70 IL Junta ~ chief
clerk Of the mechanical department
u the western division Of the Santa
Pe. which at that time extended from
Dodge City 70 i,eavcr. and acted In
that capacity for eleven years. In
1897 he was nominstcd by the re-
Dsblicans for county treasurer. was
elected In tho fall of that year. aud
for nine years gave Otsro county the
nose efficient and economical admin.
lseratlon Of tho affairs Of that Of.
flee that Il has ever known. Dur.
Nc recent years Mr.. Deerbohm has
~ employed - cashier and secre-
tasy Of ths Colombo Savinss and
Trust Company. until bis rssignstlon
- osDts@bse let Of the prsssat year.
Ths affairs Of the trsasurss's Of.
fIeo viii b In thoroughly compstsnt
hAn1s under NJ. Deesbohm aad ths
oo9Daysss Of Otero county who want
- - an efficisnt and scoaomical
Naturalization Of lhls office will not
- llsaDDolatsd In sivins thslr suD.
ooet - hin.
La Junta tribune., 1914-10-24
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