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The Detroit times., 1916-05-02
A Poem a Day
SINCE YOU CAME

on, know why the willow tree
Droops as The stream goes by.
And I know why tho rain cloud weeps
For its blue shining sky.
Bat 7 know. too, why swallows sing
When building little nests.
While happinss~ OF days 10 come
Swells IN their tiny breasts.
And why the sea IL radiant when
The moon comes up at night
And why the fair dawn bushes as
she views the glad sunlight
And I ran understand Just why
The eager waterfall
WIN leap from highest cliff 10 meet
The rivers faintest call.
Yes. 7 know. too. how echo can
Respond 20 every mood
OF nature and how winds can stir
To song the stillest wood.
These hidden beauties OF TIRE earth
When you FIRST came l knew.
Their meaning suddenly stood clear
with my great love for you.
kate Porter. in Birmingham News
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02
Factory Danger Hours.

Here Is what the general safety
committee OF the Raritan IN. j.
Copper works has noted In It's pub
LEGATION, The Ingot:"ss
Between eight and nine, the first
hour Of the SHIFT n the danger hour
az TO accidents. also more accidents
occur on Monday mornings than at
any other time. also on mornings
following holidays than on the morn
ipgs Of other days. To any man
that can think In straight line all
this means just one thing. ~ IL q
plain fact. and well state ~ plainly:
Too much drinking at night means
foEgy eyes and unsteady nerves newt
morning. Then the accidents pile up.
tacks. This " no grape juice jour
nal. We hold no brief for prohibi.
ton. What We are wcrkine for "
surely a. night follows day, you viii
cut down the acctdsnts.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02
STRONG WIND AND STORM.

In meteorogical terms strong wind Is any
thing from - to 81 miles an hour; gale from
% to IS miles, and . storm from Sc TO rs miles.
Beyond that Il may be described a. hurri-
cane In the convuIsion which destroyed the
Tav bridge in December 1879. the anemometer
registered gusts OF wind which exceeded 100
niles an hour The connection between the
velocity and the pressure Of the wind Is not yet
Known with absolute certainty, but roughly
speaking (wind OF forty mles) produces pres
sure of eight pounds to the square foot and
nStvone miles . pressure Of thirteen pounds.
The British Association Committee Wind
pressure have recorded cases OF eight 10 ninety
mounds TO the square oot.--London Chronicle.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02

attended 10 at least every air
months. BY 80 doing your dental
bills will amount to but little. You
will nnd that you will be free from
toothache and many other annoy
ances which we now know are caus-
ed by, bad teeth.
Consult your family physician
about the baby's teeth. When you
nnd . physician that tells you that
teeth will right themselves. that ade.
noids will disappear and that en-.
larged tonsils amount 10 nothing.
that slight deafness will pass away.
that nesr-sishtedness win correct IL.
self. and that beginning nasal ca,
tarTh does not need treatment, be
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02
The Keep Well Column
TEETH

on your guard because such a man
In dangerous.
The removal OF tonsils. like the
removal OF adenoids, Is a very sim.
pie operation, almost devoid OF dan
ger and when done by a skilled spe-
cialist almost Invariably results in
improvement in the patient.
Watch your child at night and see
II ~ habitually breathes with IT,
mouth open. see n the skin OF the
nose seems 10 be drawn tight. see n
the child's face In that which is
commonly called q "pinched" coun-
tenance. n you detect any OF these
signs take your child TO a reputable
physician for an examination. Don't
wait TO cure Ill health. learn how 10
prevent H. Remember that a chiId's
first set of teeth are just "a import
art while n has them az a second
ret will be later on.
DO you know that gIuftony fills
more graves than gun IRE?
-
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02
TEA TEST FOR SOLDIERS.

Yerba mate the plant from which sort Of tea
popular In Brazil. Paraguay and other parts of
South America is prepared is to be tested by
the French government 10 determine whethe- II
n suited TO French soldiers AT the front The
Brazilian minister of agriculture has asked that
Brazil send I'VE or ten tons Of yerba mate free
Of charge to France.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02
CARACAS SPORT NOTE.

Caracas capital Of Venezuela, contemplates
having n new bull ring 10 scat 10000 spectators,
the municipality having tentatively approved a
contract for II. The new structure is to be 20
arranged as 10 be available also for dramatic
and operate performances. The plans are based
on those Of the great bull ring at Madrid, Spain.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02

~ Eighth district convention was in
Iro o. the same bunch that controlled
" City convention four years ago,
~ Inst time threw out the rank and
Ghich wanted Theodore Roosevelt
nfed IN Chicago.
toeu6y General Fellows was also
~ of the bunch that controlled the
CITY epavention.
~ teep)s pay their attorney general
D GhoGn advised 10 that they can
t1llle)l fly and legally.
ottqkIAr general has given it as
frItn thst IN districts where VIII
n6n 6alkh had majorities. Smith
i plonjd b sent to the national
ju6t the same. you know,
f optornors and attorney gen.
~ usaeral didn't discover.
\ >llvise the people on
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02

straight and well
placed. Mothers
should realize that
badly placed teeth
deform the face OF
a child. and Sc
riousiy ipjure the
voice.
Have your teeth
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02

To the Editor OF The TfmeS-Why
do fishes live when they are taken
out Of the water? Don't they breathe
air like we do7 FISHING PAN.
Both land and water animals are
kept alive by oxygen. which is found
both in air and water. While land
animals have lungs TO breathe with.
fishes have gills by which they sep
arate the oxygen from the water.
Gold fishes kept In a globe die
quickly unless supplied with fresh
water which carries plenty Of
oxygen.
Some water animals have lungs.
az the seal, whale and wairus. They
live partly on land and partly In
the water. and while on land they
breathe In enough oxygen to last
them while they are under the
water.
A statesman Is q politician who
gets reelected.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02
The Daily Reminder
voDAY.s AxNuvnRsARuEs.

fsis--Marriage OF Princess Char
iotte OF England and Prince Leopcid
became King Of the Beigisna.
ts3i--w+illam n. Ogden was elected
FIRST mayor OF the city OF Chicago.
tsso--vlctor Emmanuel entere0
the city of Bologna as sovereign.
is65--The Volunteer Fire Depart
ment and hand IRE engines In New
York city were replaced by PAID
department and steam engines.
lSee-rhe Spanish fleet under Adj
miral Nuncz began q oombArdment
of Callao. hut was forced to retire
by the Peruvian batteries.
iSS5--kipg Leopold OF Belgium was
proclaimed sovereign OF the Congo
Free state.
iSSS John Henry Hobart Brown
nssi ds e al Fond S an sc 81 w ond Born
I'm New York city. Jan. I. 1881.
1890 President Harrison signed
the act creating the Territory OF
iSsi--Prcsident Harrison was en-
tertained at banquet In San Fran
cisco
ISs7--congress Of the Universal
Postal Union opened ~ washington.
iSsS-Bread riots In italian cities
caused loss OF life. the troops nring
or the nobs.
passed n bill establishing May 20 as
a holiday 10 be named Victoria Day.
lal2--A British commission un-
der Lord Mersey began an investiga-
ton OF the Titanic disaster.
ONE YEAR AGO TODAY IN The
WAR
British occupied Naidos. near the
Narrows. and Ephcsus. smyrna.
Austro-tirrmens defeated Russians
beyond Tarnow. captured $4,000 pris-
oners aud forced a retreat
French evacuated Kun Kaleh. Oar
danelles. after facilitating landing OF
British troops on European side OF
Gallipoii peninsula.
In valley OF Aisne and In Cham
pagne Germans employed glass tubes
allied with ether. bombs charged with
iniiammahle material. and chlorine
gas.
TODAy's BIRTHDAVs.
Princess Helena. eldest daughter 81
King Constantine Of Greece. born IN
Athens, 20 years ago today.
Prof. Graham Taylor, noted socio-
loStst and member OF the. faculty OF
chicago Theological Seminary. born
today.
/ Tyrone Power. celebrated actor
now appearing in motion pictures
born in London. a. years ago today.
Norris Brown. former United states
senator from Nebraska, born at Ma
auoketa. Iowa. 80 years Ago tsdsy-
Jerome n Jerome. celebrated hu-
mcrst and playwright horn near
London. 81 years ago today.
Charles ~ sloan. representative In
Congress ~ the Fourth Nebraska
district. born az Monticello. Iowa 81
years aEp TODAY.
Harold r. Mccormick. Chicago cap
ttalist and son an-isw 81 John n
Rockefeller. horn In Chicago. ~
Edward r collins. captain and
second baseman OF the chicago
American league baseball team. horn
AZ Mcllerton. y. ". 20 years ago to-
day.
Edgar Collins. ontfeldsr % the
Bcrton National league baseball
team. born in. Brooklyn. y. Y. -
years ago today.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02
From another Point OF NieU

Home Run" Baker has hit Billy Sum
days sawdust trail Leave it to Baker
to get his little hit.
The big league game
Is game all right.
But say,
We saw a game the other day
That real base ball.
Only the pitcher had suit.
And where the first bag ought TO be
The basenan guarded sapling tree.
And the second bag
Was a rock
Guess that would stop Ty Cobb.
The catcher he was at his task
Sans protector and sans mask
The score was close when we got there
Late
80 20 2s
Finally, they lost The bail,
And that Was all
Say:
The game that's real,
Let US tell you what
Is the game that's played
On the corner lot.
Helena, Mont, finds gold nuggets in
the gravel of its streets, but that's moth
ing; We have gasoline spots on our pave
ments.
II. II. Clements. a Seattle clerk, has
fallen heir to $4,000, 900 by the death of
his grandmother. The average clerk,
Office boy and so on, is satisfied to get a
chance TO get out TO the game.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02
okG 40 IL the G. o. p. in
Michigan Is Going to Fall
Down as 1t Did in 1912

~ weeks ago we held presidential
uE1nce primaries.
~ choice Of the Republicans of
airnn IN those primaries - that is,
Means Of the RANK AND FILE
s Hmry Ford.
Ed had declared that he was in no
willing candidate, and but for
1T that . letter addressed by him
Je SECRETARY Of state, his name would
& have appeared on the ballot.
y wrote the secretary Of state ask
1hnt K - kept on the ballot.
IT & was there. in opposition to the
lD ~ William Alden Smith, United
1Co SENATOR and thirty-third degree
1or Of the Order Of the Old Guard.
S name Of Henry Ford presented
INK and de Republicans with an OPP
pnity = place themselves on record
fG1t the senator. reactionary and
nttsr, and they went to the name
I'M with : vengeance.
d Rapids, even-the senator's
~ ~ - returned him = handsome
||ss:a'
$3.50 loE 49, -. snCu No. 20 sacn
|.s. .ss w. 4 ~ ~ :. 1890 sn
4 49,. {. ~ .ss 49,. .s- 49, s.s
IN: b. -. ~ u ~ . 49, - ~
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IA J. VI. !. - :.
-. vosss oi Mlcnisan
..sea tnst sney are with Henry
ACh
M
49, tne rank and ME know
sF cnmostes OF issues.
snd me comprises Duncn
s!se!.. !.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02
Odd Name Contest.

tPoIk's Detroit Directory Je~eIry lsyovt.)
Diamond. Abraham. 2s Watson
Ruby. &. A. 80 adelaide.
Garrett. &. c.. 244 Moran.
Pearl. Max, $50 81. Antoine.
Opal. Jorn. 1853 EImwood-ave
Agate. Joseph. s25 Monroe-ave.
CoIdstick. Beni. $40 RiopeIle.
Brilliant, Samuel 305 Adelaide.
-F. w. y.
Apparently, spring broke.
Leaving gasoline at % the gal.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02

Take care Of the first set Of teeth,
he milk teeth. See that they are
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02
WATCH AND LISTEN

n. AopINcToN
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02

DO you know that gIuttony fills
more graves than gun FIRE?
The Detroit times., 1916-05-02

Home Run" Baker has hit Billy Sum-
days sawdust trail. Leave it to Baker
to get his little hit
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-12-23
NEW CHURCH At ROCKY FORD
First Christian Science Church in
ARKANSAS Valley Formally Dedi.
Gated and Clear of Debt

on Sunday, December 18th. the
First Christian Science Society of
Rocky Ford, held the first services
in its new church at the corner of
Maple avenue and Eleventh streets,
opposite the Library Park. Two
services were held on this day. In
the morning at IL o'clock was held
the regular Sunday morning services
and in the afternoon at O'Clock
there was a special service.
Simplicity marked the opening of
this new temple, dedicated to the
teachings of Jesus Christ, and which
adds to Rocky Ford another beau,
tiful church building. At the after.
noon services many Christian Scien-
lists We're present from Denver. Pu--
eblo, La Junta, Las Animas, and
other nearby cities. Addresses were
delivered at these services by Mrs.
Frances Mack Mann OF Denver, Mrs.
Mary F. Baldwin. OF Pueblo, Mrs.
Theodore J. Cook. Of La Junta, Mrs.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-12-23
VICTIM OF DEATH CAR
Miss lrci Yates Struck by an Auto
mobile in Wichita, Kan. and Re-
ccivc> Fatal Injuries

Miss Irel Yates, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. c. K. Yates, OF this city.
Was struck by an automobile while
crossing a street in Wichita, Kan,
last Monday night, receiving injur-
rios from which she died at hos
pttal at l o'clock the following morn
Ing \ telegram was received by Mr.
Yates about midnight Monday which
brought the news that his daughter
had been seriously injured in an
automobile accident. and requesting
the parents to come at once. Mrs
Yates left the same night on No. 6
for Wichita. Another message re-
relNed few hours later conveyed
the sad news of the death of Miss
Yates at a hospital at l o'clock Tues
day morning Mr. Yates, who was
Just recovering from an attack Of
left on No. Il Tuesday
afternoon for Wichita.
According TO the Wichita Eagle
the identity OF the owner of the car
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-12-23
ANENT COMMERCIAL CLUBS
tBy Nels Darling)

1t is difficult to keep a CONNER
cial club alive in town of from one
TO five thousand inhabitants. After
the organization, or reorganization,
there is usually held meeting or
two, luncheon or small banquet is
given, and then the club begins to
die a slow and lingering death.
The common cause OF the passing
of the small-town commercial club
is, that II starts out with the inten-
tion of doing some big stunt. 1t
tries to run before ii can walk.
In town where | once lectured,
| was waited upon by committee
asking my advice upon the work of
the commercial club. ] asked the
gentlemen what they had in mind
what they We're trying to do. They
stated they were endeavoring to Sc
cure the location of a factory or
other large industries. well" said
|, 'If you are going to invite com
pany to see you. | would advise
good house-cleaning. Why don't you
start an Improvement campaign"
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-12-23

Arouse the people to the idea OF
the town beautiful. Urge everybody
to take pride in their yards, their
stores. their offices. Clear your
streets of all weeds and trash. Clean
up the alleys. Distribute flower
seeds In the spring. Advocate the use
OF the paint pot. Take up one thing
at time and pursue II to sue
cessful finish. Center your fire and
do not scatter your shot,
Every man should look upon his
membership as means OF helping
all N. people all the time, and not
as an instrument to be- used IN fur
thcring his own individual interests,
There Is an honor IN business that
Is the fine gold OF II, that places
high above private gain and profit,
a square deal and justice.
There should be a commercial club
In every town aud every man IN town
should belong 10 the club. All the
farmers should become members, All
should take an interest In the home
town and be ready 10 help Ia the
schemes and plans for town better
mcnt. The dues should be graduated,
because the biz merchant and the
banker can afford TO pay more than
the professional man and the small
shopper.
The club should promote neigh
borlinoss. and stand sponsor for ey-
crythinR that is good and oioyating,
II can well afford to preach the need
OF Fairgrounds, Of parks, OF proper
amusemonts, OF higher social life
for the young folks OF the town. II
should never compromise with law.
breaking or wrong doing. for IA IN,
end. the town with the elastic con,
science will have n rubber backbone
The commercial club should en-.
doayor TO eliminate all factiona'
I fights. should work on tho knockcr,
and make them boosters. teaching
for the daily motto-Blessed Is the
tongue that commends and the eat
that II deaf to slandcr,
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-12-23
CHRISTMAS SERVICES
At st. PatriCk's Church

Christmas services at ST. Patrick 5
church are always of exceptional
beauty and grandeur. Joy and
Peace" are the keynotes of Bethle-
hem.
On Sunday, December 24th, which
is the fourth Sunday OF Advent,
services will be at the usual hours,
viz: First mass with sermon at s
O'Clock a m; bible class and Sun
day school at 8 o'clock, a. m. high
mass with sermon at 1890 a. m.
In the evening at 1880 O'Clock the
Catholic congregation will have their
Christmas tree in Woodman Hall
A very interesting program has been
prepared.
on Monday, December 25th, sol
emnity OF the birth OF our Lord and
Savior Jesus Christ the order of ser
vices will be as follows;
At 5:3O a. m. Communion mass.
followed by mass of thanksgiving.
At 1880 q. m, Communion mass.
The St Cecilia's choir will sing
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-12-23

Charles Peer. OF Las Animas and
c. o. Clark and Paul NJ. North. Of
Rocky Ford. In addition response
were read from the Christian Science
organizations IN Colorado Sprlngs.
Canon city and Trinidad. and from
many Christian Scientists In Colo
RADIO. expressive OF their apprecia-
tion and kindly interest over the
opening OF this new church.
The completion OF this new build
INK means a great deal. not only to
the Christian Scientists In Rocky
Ford, but the Christian Scientists In
the entire Arkansas Valley. for It
Is the first completed Science church
In the Valley.
II was sixteen years ago when the
first meetings of the First Christ
ian Science Society OF Rocky Ford
were held. There were only few
and they met In their homes About
four years later room was secured
over the Red Cross Pharmacy and
the Society formally organized un.
der the requirements OF the Mother
Church In Boston. Meetings were
held In this room and IN the homes
Of the members until about 1905.
when IN" building at Ninth aud Wal.
nut streets was rented by the Society
and used rs its meeting place until
the completion OF this new church.
In 1919 the lots upon which tho
new church stands were purchased
with money raised by voluntary con-
tributions, shortly after the question
OF building was taken up. This new
church building, including It's lots
cost approximately 5000. and when
II was completed last Sunday II vas
completely clear Of indebtedness.
In architecture the building II 4
combination of Gothic aud the mod
ern bungalow type, 4, II constructed
Of brick and stone. the exterior fin
iHhing being OF white Htonekote En-
tcrinr the building you are In the
foyer or reception room. A cheerful
fire place greets you. Rugs and chair
making the room more inviting. Thi'
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La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-12-23

that struck and killed Miss Yates
is not as yet known, and the coroner
is now conducting AN iyestigation
with that end Ia view. An eye Wit
ness OF the accident stated that she
saw Miss Yates walking north on
Waco. In the gutter on the north
side OF the road. The death car
came from the south. and the driver
seemed to be- blinded by the bright
lights of an approaching machine.
The driver is said TO have been
speeding and probably could not stop
In time to prevent an accident. The
driver OF the ear stopped and tried
to pick up the injured girl. but was
unable 10 put her In the car. A Mr.
Prange came 10 his assistance, and
accompanied Miss Yates TO the hos
pital In the car that knocked her
TO the pavement. The latter left
the next day on hunting trip, and
on his return II Is hoped TO locate
the owner and driver OF the death
car.
At the hospital II was found that
Miss Yates had a complication Of In
Iurics. Her head was badly cut and
one hip dislocat"d. II Is supposed
she suffered also from Internal IN
Juries. II Is said she was conscious
part OF the time before death aud
complained OF the h ad injuries.
Miss Yates spent most Of her girl
hood days In this city. and was about
20 years of age at the time OF her
death. She graduated from the Com
mercinl Department of the high
school In the class OF 1913, and n
few months later accepted position
In the offices Of the Missouri Pa
cific ot Hoisington, Kan, She was Va
proficient IN her work that she ~ar
promoted 10 the office Of the general
superintendent at wichita, Kan, q
few months ago. Miss Yates was an
umiable young woman and was dc
serycdiy popular among her youhf
associates IN this city. who are griov
Ing over her untimely death.
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La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-12-23
Midnight scr,ic. Mt 81. Andrews

The midnight service Mt 81. An.
drew'u church will be OF interest, II
viii begin at 1880 .. M. Sunday,
50 that the conservation will take
place n, midnight. and the reception
shortly afterward. The entire service
viii be chanted. and some OF the
carols used. All Episoopals are sup.
posed to make their Christmas com.
munion 40 that they win have an
opportunity at this service. or at the
service on Christmas morning at o:3o
o'clock The Christmas exercises will
be held at Harmony Hall on Monday
evening at 7.3o o'clock.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-12-23

Christmas hymns. Miss Mary Kranz.
organist.
At 1880 a. m, Solemn high mass.
during which the following program
viii be rendered by st. PatrIck's
choir:
Prelude. Adeste Fldeles Selected
Kyrie Eleison ............C .Concone
Gloria In EScelsis ...... .Concone
Vent Creator. DueD ..,.. Rosewig
Mrs. u. J. Martin
Miss Katherine Klein
Sermon
Rev. CyprInn Bradley. o. S. u.
Crcdo In unum Dcum Leonard
offertory, Ave Maria
Mrs. Albert l.. Burbank
sanctus and Benedletus. Leonard
Arnus Del ..............,.P Peter
Recessional ........,,..iio Holy God
orRanist. Miss Eleanor Klein
Al 1880 o'clock, evening service.
with the following program:
Prelude.
Rosary and Benediction,
o Salu,arls.
Tantum Ergo,
Papal Blessing.
Laudate Deum.
Recosslonal
Everybody Is cordially invited to
all these services.
Rev. FELIX DfLLY, Pastor.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-12-23

Continued on Page sevcn).
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-08
PREDICTS S100 PRICE FOR C. & A. SHARES
Iron Ore Estimates Assets Represented by Company's
 New Cornelia Holdings.

Some calculations on the intrinsic value of Calumet X Arizona shares interesting if accurate. are published as follows in the current issue of Iron Ore:
 New Cornelia shares have been sell ing between SIS and s19 this week At SIS the value of the shares issued amounts to S21 1,6O0,OOO As Calumet & Arizona owns more than three fourths of the stock of the New Cor. nelia it can take credit for s25 per share of its capital stock. If we then deduct the s25 from $75. the latter be ing the quoted value of c. & A. shares, it will leave the latter stock at $50 per share. And as Calumet & Arizona is earning better than s20 per share it will be seen that the company is earning more than 40 per cent On the present quoted value of its stock. At this rate the present value of the shares as quoted on the stock exchang es would be earned in less than two and one-half years.
 Calumet & Arizona is slated for s10O per share by it's friends in the Michigan district who say it is cer- tain to reach that level shortly and is entitled to be reason of it's earnings. Next year New Cornelia will be add ing about 100000 pounds of refined copper per day to the poundage now being made from the Risbee mines of the company, which is at the rates of better than 7O,O00,0OO annually. In addition there are to be important values in sulphuric acid. the plant for its manufacture soon to be completed. The future looks very good for tbe company. and the present isn't so bad. nor has the past been disappointing. It's about one of the best in :te cop per list.