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The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-05-06

Capt. | W. Rice and wife re-
turned Friday from their three
months trip to the Pacific coast.
They enjoyed good health. met
lots Of friends at Los Angeles aud
had fine time generally. The
most of their time WAS spent at
Los Angeles. Mr. Rice says he
WAS At L. ID. Commits printing
office about every week and saw
him the day before he left the city.
lie says Lou seemed to be having
all he could do and is prosperous
On their return home Mr.. Rice
and wife stopped at San Francisco
where they took an ocean voyage
and inspected "a Russian gun boat.
They also took in Salt Lake for a
day.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-05-06

Bert Whitaker, of Crende, WIS
in town Thursday.
Julius llaase, of Del Norte was
a visitor in town Thursday.
Allen c. Cook has moved into
the Meade house on Euclide Ave
nue..
Emmett Dabney took the Gates
cattle to the hills this week for the
summer range.
Herman Cole went to Denver
last Sunday night and expects TO
remain there indefinitely
The third jury in the Nan Pat.
terson case failed to agree. They
stooa$to 5 for acquit,al.
There were 100000 trout fry
shipped to South Fork Thursday
from the state hatchery at Duran
go.
Mayor II. c. Mullins, wife and
niece, of Alamosa spent last sun
day in Monte Vista visiting Mrs.
| II. c. Doris.
George Boutwell, returned Fri
day morning from Los Angeles
whore he went TO the Woodmen
convention.
+. +. Goodding left last Friday
night for Denver and Fort Collins
ON business and pleasure trip TO
be gone a week.
Denver will have festival this
fall following the G. A. II. en-
equipment. The first day will be
Friday, September S.
Trade is growing SO fast at the
Cash Store that Mr.. Won Egidy is
already contemplating larger
quarters 10 do business IN.
Mrs Hugely, the milincr, has
had a large order of goods delayed
in shipment on account of the big
strike OF tcnmstcrs IA Chicago.
viii McDaniels, of La Jara was
killed last Sunday at the new res
eryoir camp on the Almnosa river.
He was working in the tunnel and
was caught in cave-in.
The Monte Vista creamery made
llOi pounds Of butter this week,
and during the month of April
1873 pounds. There is ready
sale for every pound made.
MARRIED. May 2nd, n, the
Presbyterian parsonage 10y the Rev.
George 4. Thompson, Mr.. Jamcs
w. Conant and Miss Grace Doris,
both Of Monte Vista.
Clarence Shaw went up the road
Friday on his way to Crcede from
Crlppl. Creek. He goes to Creede
to take charge Of the Weiss. Chap
mau drug store At that place.
John II Shaw WINS ia town
Tuesday He says lac aud Mrs.
Shaw enjoyed their visit in san
Diego very much and had good
health all the while they were
there. They hope Ia spend the
next winter Ia California
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1905-05-06

In reporting the organization of
the Home commission last week
the name of the president, l.. II.
Cheney, was carelessly omitted.
Evening journal., 1905-08-25
Forestry,s Praetleal vaIuo

In readable article on the Forestry
Service in the Outlook's September
Mueazine Number, r. l.. Black points
out the folly Of neglecting the science
Of forestry
In America the time has come for
the practice of forestry. While once
the butt-log Of virgin timber only was
worth the cost OF cutting. new an
equal price per foot is paid for Sec
ond growth. Twenty years ago black
walnut was split for fence rails in
ohio' within a few years manufac-
turers were sending agents among the
farmers Offering wire fence to replace
these same rails. White pine is be-
ing shipped 10 Maine. the Pine Tree
State--coals brought to wastefu New
Castle. With the growth of industries
the consumption has increased enor-
mously At the same time the supply
/ is failing, Yearly The lumberman
Leaves vast "barrens" behind him. and
yearly the ire that follows him oats up
billions Of feet Of valuable lumber. AS
the stumping price-the value Of
standing tlmber--rises. and the ems
sumer pays proportonately. wiser
policy must obtain, and the forester
begin his needed work. In Europe
this stage when demand Gar EXCEEDED
supply. and this outcome are long
since pass. II America. however for
estry has bur recently risen from the
pepnage of an unaccetped theory te
tho eisnlty n 2 FsafessieE,
Evening journal., 1905-08-25
EDITORIAL OPINION

Ben Tiilman in the Senate to enliven
things with his pitchfork, ignores d.
vorce altogether. refusing to recognize
il IN any form or TO grant DEGREES sep
arating husband and wife for any
reason whatsoever. That is about the
most advanced ground which any
State could possibly take upon sub
ject that is still worrying lawmakers
and sociologists over the remainder OF
the Union.
Georgia is not far behind. For va
rious reasons divorces may be grant
ed In that state. but for no reason
may a divorce be obtained easily or
quickly. case must be passed upon
/ favorably by two juries before the
writ of enforcement is issued. The
first jury acts upon the case. and, il
| il finds a favorable verdict, the case
goes over to the following term Of
court and is then submitted to a sec
ond jury. whose decree is final. This
is not a perfect system, but IL cer-
tainly tends to do away with many
of the Objectionable features of di-
vorce as permitted in most other
States.
Evening journal., 1905-08-25
AS WE REMARKED YESTERDAY

OEsTERDAY we stated the fact
Il that the Republicans all over the
state have come to realize THAI the
old order Of things is not satisfactory.
aud are moving in the direction Of a
united party with the element OF con-
test eliminated
Today we read a news item IN a To-
cal paper quoting prominent Union
Republican OF Kent County who sub
stantlamy corroborates the view we
expressed. This Il one OF kents
most substantial citizens, man whn
ia all probability wouldn't have an
once. one who has been active IN
politics not for something he could
get out Of IL. but because he believed
in Republicanism.
We don't know what limo Of reason
ing led him to espouse the cause of Adj
dicks. but he did and for years MAIN
tanned his position. He now declares
that Addicks must he abandoned FOR
the sake Of the Republican party"
Kent and Sussex are fun Of Union Re
puhllcaus holding this opinion. but
few Of them have spoken as MI. Enl-
son has done II is condition and
not a theory which now confronis the
Republicans OF Delaware. Addicks
is bent on the destruction OF the party
as he promised years ago. Union
Republicans of prominence admit this,
but they do not admit his ability 10
accomplish his purpose.
There is growing sentiment in the
two lower counties that II senator
is to be elected by their votes he
should be from their own section, and
the publicity their former leader has
achieved is becoming CALLING to them
This, too, is condition and not a
theory.
Evening journal., 1905-08-25
LITERARY

In the Fabourt Saint-Germain OF
Paris there still exist few seignioriai
residences. called. through force of
habit hotels. In fact. however. they
are true palaces. with courts of honor.
lordly galleries. and green parks.-but
their days are numbered by modern
conditions Assisted by unusual priv
ileges OF intimacy in these hotels, Ca
mile Gronkowski has prepared for
the Century a series OF papers, Histor-
ic Palaces of Paris the first OF which.
dealing with the Hotel Monaco. writ
ten in collaboration with Count Louis
de Prigord. will appear IN the Sep
tember issue. Drawings by Jules
Guerin and photographs of certain in
ner chambers-intimate corners which
have never before known photo
grapher's camera-will add 70 the in
terest and value Of this novel series
OF sketches.
Evening journal., 1905-08-25
WAY TO TREAT HAY FEVER
No Stomach Dosing. Just Breathe
Hyomei-stops sneezins and Smart

No Stomach Dosing. Just Breathe
Hyomei-stops sneezins and Smart
ing.
=. James Belt is recommending TO his
customer as a cure for hay fever. Hy-
omei.
1t is claimed for this remedy that it
stops the spasmodic paroNysms, the
sneezing. the smarting and running of
the eyes and nose. and other acute
symptoms of this disease.
Many persons have been cured Of hay
fever by Hyomei and the discoverer of
the remedy Processes 10 be able to pre-
vent both the occurrence Of the annual
attack and TO stop the progress Of the
disease. even in the most chronic forms.
4. Hamlin of Westford. Mass. writes.
'Iiyomei cured me OF hay fever in one
weeks time. consider It duty to tell
others who suner from this disease
This endorsement is only one of hun
dreds THAI have been repeived by the
proprletqrs OF Hyomei, and 4. James
Belt offers TO refund The money if NV
olmei dogs Eot do ala thai is clainlea Tor
IL. is the strongest proof that can be
sivea as TO The CONFIDENCE he has IN ny.
omei's power 10 cure hay fever. FhS
complete outft costs but 800. while ex.
TIA bottles eaR &c procured for % eents.
Evening journal., 1905-08-25
A SPOON SHAKER
Strisht From coffeedom.

Coffee can marshal a good squadron
of enemies and some very hard ones
to overcome. A lady in Florida
writes:
Il have always been very fond OF
good coffee. ana for years drank it at
least three times a day At last.
however, found that il was injuring
me.
Il became bilious. subject to IRE
quent and violent headaches, and 80
very nervous that / could not ,ift a
spoon TO my mouth without spllling
a part of its contents; my heart got
rickety' and beat so fast and so hard
that l could scarcely breathe. while
my skin got thick and dingy. with
yellow blotches on my face. caused
by the condition OF my liver and
blood. ! made up my mind that all
these Affections came from the cof-
fee, and ! determined 20 experiment
and ace.
so ! Quit coffee ard got a package
Of Postum which furnished my hot
morning beverage. After a little time
was rewarded ny complete restora
ton Of my health IN every respect.
do not suffer fr0m biliousness any
mprs EaY headaches have disappeared.
my nerves are as steady as could be
desired. my heart beats regularly and
MY eampisxtion has cleared up beau
ufuily-the blotches have been wiped
qut and il Is such . pleasure 10 be
well again Same given by Postum
Go, Satre Greek. aich.
Fheres 2 Faasoa,
Evening journal., 1905-08-25
SHOT PARROT WITH WATER
Bird Was Captured, But Guns Reeoil
Broke Marksman's Nose.

Hanover, Pa. Aug. PA domesticated
parrot of remarkable beauty and versa
tilty escaped from its cage recently at
the residence Of Mark F. Dream. mail
carrier of Gettysburg. Every effort to re-
capture the bird which remained in near
by trees on the Pennsylvania College cam
pus. making saucy remarks, proved futile
until yesterday.
Dream stationed himself beneath the
parrot and by kind words and a liberal
display of food tried TO persuade It to
re-enter its cage. The parrot, instead OF
responding TO the entreaties OF his master.
kept up a fiow Of side remarks. which
proved that his religious training In early
life had been sadly neglected.
Bream. who is good rife shot finally
hit upon clever plan for capturing the
bird. Having loaded his gun with blank
cartridge he poured a wineglass Of water
in the barrel of the weapon and fired the
strange charge al the parrot.
The bird was stunned by the spray ana
easily captcred. but the recon Of the gun
was so terrific that the postman was
hurled to the ground and sustained a
fractured nose.
Evening journal., 1905-08-25
DEPENDS ON HOLES
The Bigger They are the Better the
Cheese, Says Inspector.

1t is not so much the quality of a
cheese, but the quality OF the holes in
IL. that determines whether it is good
or bad" said f. II. Craven. clerk of
the State Dairy and Food Department.
If the holes are good and big it is a
definite indication of a good chees.'
Fifty plump. creamy cheeses and 100
pals Of rich, yellow butter stood in
a long row at the r. s. Webb cold
storage plant on Saturday, and the
nine inspectors. In white overails and
Jackets, passed up and down SMILING
spspiciously here. nibbling cautiously
there ana pronouncing sentence with
epicurean fastidiousness.
Now that one is just like mother
used TO make remarked one of the
inspectors as he took q big PLUG from
the heart Of tat cheddar and biz .
generous piece from one end. Hlhis
one over hers is 10 gao1. though, Ses
the little holes all through II? 4hai
means that the milk was dirty
Inc CLeeses are marked according
70 class. There is the chedaar, the
Michigan and the salt Michigan. Each
exhibit is marked as e hayorj text
Evening journal., 1905-08-25
HARRINGToN.

Miss Edythe Smith has been visiting in
Denton Nd.
John Carroll of Denton, spent Sunday
with friends here.
Miss Elizabeth Shaw is being entertained
by Mrs Wolcott az Rehoboth.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Turner are en-
PERTAINING relatives from Philadelphia.
Wesley Blades entertained his uncle.
Thomas Blades OF Frederick, last week.
Miss Edyihe Anderson. of Philadelphia,
is the guest of Miss Agnes Reddeu.
Mrs Holiday and daughter. OF Phila-
delphia, are the guests of Mrs. Annie
Cooper
Mr. and Mrs. George Richards, OF Ches-
ter Pa, have been the guests of James
Ross and wife.
Miss Edythe Stevens entertained Mr..
Gravatt and Miss Sadie Turner, OF Den
ton. Md. on Sunday
Mrs. Fred Reed has returned from an
extended trip TO Buffalo. New York and
other places Of interest
Miss Hattie Vineyard has been the guest
of Miss Edythe Simpson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Sipple.
Mr. and Mrs. Oper Franklin are on an
extended visit TO their son. Charles Frank.
lin az Denver Col.
Miss Helen satterheld. of Mastern's
will accompany william sapp to Wyanet
H.. for a lengthy visit
Mrs Andrew Thawley and daughter
Ruth, Of Wilmington, are spending som,
time with Mr.. and Mrs Alfred h. Ross.
Evening journal., 1905-08-25
AFTER eoRMAN,s SCALP.

MIR. GORMAN is likely to have
i i his hands full to hold Mary
land in line for his kind Of Democracy
The people Of the whole country have
suddenly taken the notion that there
are worse things than fusion move
ments when the old machines need
smashing The Republicans and In
dependent Democrats may relegate
him to his farm as they did once be-
FORE
The chief trouble is over the election
law which was the pet OF German.
Its purpose was negro disfranchise-
ment but it puts in fhe hands Of cleo
ton officers an authority which may
be used to disfrauchise whites as well
as blacks.
THE is not 40 suspicious time for
German end Gormaulsm. The people
just now are clamoring for decency.
and machines are being sent 20 the
scrap heap Maryland will doubtless
decide TO be IN fashion.
Evening journal., 1905-08-25

ure sadness and general appearance
The results are tabulated and sent tc
the various manufacturers. No chem
ical tests are considered necessary.
The butter is graded in much tbs
same way. so per cent. being allowed
for perfect flavor. 25 for texture anc
25 for color and cleanliness. AS eacf
pail is tested it is numbered and q
small vial of the contents taken, to be
sent to the State laboratory at Lans-
ing. where the test for overrun is con-
Quoted. The test is made by separst-
ing the butter into its three constitu.
ents. pure butter fat, casein and water
The latter are called the overrun, Of
which the law allows only 16 per cent
Detroit News.
Evening journal., 1905-08-25
FRIDAY. AUGUST IS. 1905.
TAe PRESIDENTS PowERs.

ID RESIDENT Roosevelt has dem
L onstrated ia striking manner
that he is friend OF peace. 1t re-
quired diplomacy OF high order TO
bring the belligerents together and
having accomplished that he does not
propose that the conference shall be
barren If persuasion counts for any
thing.
As the originator OF the conference
idea he can so farther in appealing d.
reoty to the representatives. Of both
nations, and even TO their rulers than
can any other person. He has had
conferences Win the envoys ana
doubtless has urged upon them the no.
cessity for mutual concessions The
visit of our ambassador 20 the Gear
doubtless had for It's object the con-
veyance Of the Presidents earnest de-
sire for peace.
But the President can do no more.
He has gone as FAR as the require
ments Of his official position permit
IN his plea Tor a peace conference he
stated his own attitude which was that
the representatives, OF the two powers
should meet and endeavor 10 settle
their differences without the help OF
interference Of other powers There.
fore. we doubt whether he viii 30 sd
far as to suggest lines Of compromis
to either Of the beiligerents.
Peace must be- made by the prinei-
pals. or they must fight 1t out Aside
from what We have done there Is
nothing more to do Reluctant as we
are to reach such a conclusion. vet to
go farther would be to intermeddle and
win the enmity OF one OF the powers
or both. Russia seems determined to
pay no indemnity even in disguise
and Is equally firm in her refusal 10
relinquish any territory. It is not
surprising thar Japan refuses to 60
farther. It may be that at the lasi
moment Russia win yield. hut the
prospect at the present moment is
gloomy.
Evening journal., 1905-08-25
WHAT MR.. nAER SAYS.

NJ r. Geo. +. BAER may be per
4 fectiy sincere i'm the statements
which he occasionally gives TO the
public, he may even IN general state
what men Of broad intelligence will
acknowledge to be true, but few men
have a more unfortunate way Of put
ting things. As a diplomat Nj Baer
Is a remarkable failure.
In an interview published in The New
York sun he declares that cain was
the first striker and he killed Abel
because he was the more prosperous
fellow" The inference is unpleasant
and does grave injustice to more men
than 1t describes. Some strikers may
be criminals. but a man is not neces-
sarily a criminal because he strikes.
Mr.. Baer continued By paying hi.
respects to writers who in the maya
zines arc discussing the matter and
suggesting remedies. "They are
dreamers." he says.
Now although Mr.. Baer may be RICH,
IN the abstract, hasn't he overlooked
one element in the problem? The
masses OF workingmen have been de
MED the means Of education and cul.
sprs that Mr.. Raer has enjoyed. anc
some allowance should be made fol
their methods Of thought because o
their intellectual privations and envi
ronment More Of them are homes
than dishonest, but they are men an,
don't want to be either patronized o.
4scfured. Many 2 strike owes its egi
Evening journal., 1905-08-25

Miss Jennie Mcintosh has been visiting
friends near Bridgeville.
Mrs. Nancy Howell. who returned from
a trip to Rehoboth last week is now in
Philadelphia.
Mrs. S. a. Monahan, Of Baltimore. is
visiting her son and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. 3. Monahan
Miss Olive Johnson and brother. OF
Greenwood, were the guests Of Miss Nc
Intosh, on Sunday.
S. J. speal is improving his handsome
property by laying concrete walks, both
on the lawn and along the front.
Mrs. Emerson, OF omaha. Nebraska.
who has been visiting her mother-in-law
Mrs. Howell, has returned home.
Mrs. Dagger and her daughter. Mrs
Thayer, both Of Philadelphia, but form.
! erly well-hnown residents here, hav,
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Ham
mond.
Rev. r. c. Penney has returned from
Wilmington where he held meetings Il,
occupied the pulpit in the Baptist Churcl
Evening journal., 1905-08-25
e Yoa wan. % LIZ Lona drlnk sou

II You Want TO Live Long drink sour
milk This Is the latest recipe for
longevity. The microbe which
causes the milk to approach the vim
egar taste is hostile to the swarns
Of deadly microbes which use the
human body as nesting place
Scientists have even gone so far as
10 improve the sour milk microhe
so that we can get p more efficient
article. II IS estimated that If one
will drink a couple Of quarts of
curdled milk daily he Will make life
Insurance more profitable Tor the
companies. But just imagine the
feelings OF the man who has taken
the cure for ten years and then has
gotten killed by an automobile.
Evening journal., 1905-08-25

Generally Speaking, the Building In
spector should be the person to
pass upon the character OF work on
our structures, but when other men
equally competent ard Of undoubted
Integrity differ with him we con-
clude that the Building Inspector is
as likely to err as other people. II
there is no limitation to his powers
he holds an authority that may be
dangerous.
Evening journal., 1905-08-25
Where the South Exeels.

WncFe tnc ooutn EScelss
From the Topeka Herald.
We who live outside the South are
given to thinking Of that section as
a hot-bed Of lawlessness and social
disorder. Because the Carolinas,
Georgia. Alabama and the other States
that compose the South have frequent
lynchings. often attended by particu-
larly barberous incidents, and because
the cartonnists have caught the noun
taineer and the plainsman alike in the
act OF "totin gun while trailing
an enemy, we have come to think Of all
Southerners as being a bit more law
less and a bit less civilized than we,
whose crimes are merely different.
There are points Of morality in
which the South IS far ahead of most
Northern States. Things we do. or
permit others to do. almost daily are
as revolving to the South Carolinian
or the Georgian as are lynchlng and
moonshining TO us For instance, in
the matter Of divorce laws South Car
olina, which attempted to nullify the
union Of States and which still keeps
Evening journal., 1905-08-25

gin not TO wages or hours but 70 a
naughty and insolent attitude on the
part Of employer
There are great concerns which have
been free from strikes. and all because
in addition 10 proper wages and right
hours they have adopted the policy
.of regarding their men as human be-
mgs who are entitled to decent treat
ment and to know something about
the workings Of the concern Of which
they are past. Mr. Baer is too much
given to scolding TO be good manager
-of men.
Evening journal., 1905-08-25
STATE CAMP P. 0. S. OF A.

It Will Be Organized at Dover on Sep
TENDER Twelfth.
The National Camp OF Patriotic
Order Sons Of America will on Septem-
Der II. at Dover, organize State
camp. There are now twenty camps in
the State. For. several years such a
move has been IN contemplation, but
il is only recently that it has reached
such proportions as to make IL GER
tainty.
The state Camp organization is look
ed forward to by the representatives of
all camps of Delaware as the Sons Of
America Day Camps Nos. g. and l3.
Of this city, will be represented by
fifteen representatives and they are
now making preparations to attend.
Camp No. 6, p. o. s. OF A. will give
an ice cream and box social ina their
camp room. No. 5O4 Market street. on
Wednesday. August 80. at o'clock
Evening journal., 1905-08-25
HORSE VS.. AUTO
Prices Of Equines Have Advanced
Since Its Introduction.

spccial TO The Evening Journal
Townsend, Aug. ga local horseman is
often heard 10 tell OF the increasing value
Of the horse since the introduction OF the
automobile, ana he invariably becomes
enthusiastic 10 a remarkable degree when
making a comparison. Today he said TO
a friend on Main street:
"lf the man who predicted that horses
would be crowded out by the automobile
were 90 step into an auction room ana
Try and buy a good horse, his own pro-
phetic SIKH might be shaker
Then he added more choice work
horses should be raised by the farmers In
this part OF the country.
Evening journal., 1905-08-25
THE WEATHER

The New York Herald predicts that
~ the Middle States and New Eng.
land today partly CLOUDY weather and
lower temperature win prevail. with
local rain and thunderStprms IN the
Eastern districts, followed by clear
ing With moderate, variable 6reezss
on Saturday. fair, pleasant weather
WI prevail With s0uthsasteriy tc
soptnvesierly breezes. and on sunda,
tair and slightiy warmer, probably
followsa ~ Fsin,
Evening journal., 1905-08-25
Layina Cement sidewalk.

simmons & Brothers. contractors.
are laying a cement sidewalk along
the retaining walls OF the F., b. & w.
Railroad Company in Front street be-
tween French and King STREETS. The
sidewalk will be extended eventually
along French and King streets 10
Water street A similar walk will he
laid on the south side Of Front street
between Walnut and Poplar streets.