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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-24
GERMAN MUSIC TONIGHT
Mendelssohn and Other German Com
posers on Wonderland Program.

The Duss band had for it's audience
last night as many people as could be
included within hearing distance, and
evidently delighted them, Judging from
the enthusiastic applause, with a pro-
gram that was something of an oddity
as it was confined to Russian composers
exclusively, with the exception Of Cho-
pin IS Polonaise in A. AS is character
istic Of Duss programs, they had the
merit Of including selections that are
not often heard.
This will be a German night" in
which Mendelssohn is given prominence,
and both programs for afternoon and
evening are well calculated to display
the artistic finish Of the Duss players.
,.-' MENDELssoHN3 PROGRAM. IS
u PART I.
Overture. to Midsummer Nights Dream q
Nocturne. to midsummer Nights Dream. -
Wedding March, to midsummer Nights
Andante and rondo Capriccioso. Is
Horn solo Of the nocturne BY John II. Lawrence.
- PART IL.
Overture "Rosemunde'' ............. Schubert
potpourri of German melodies. $50. Hartmann
Hungarian dance (No. o .......... .Brahme
Romanza, 1.-The Dying Poet ........ Gottachalk
Valse ''Hochziets Klaenge" :. Joseph Strauss
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-24
JOHNSON Is UNCERTAIN
Duluth Man Suspects Governor Cav
Him a Gold Brick.

---g 3 + I. . / III. rE !. ID .
Walter NJ. johnson of Duluth is try
lug TO figure out whether or not Gov
ernor Johnson, with the aid Of Sam r.
Fullerton cf the game and fish commits
sion, handed him a gold brick
johnson applied for appointment as
game warden at Duluth. He took many
son, who, in turn, got Sam Fullerton
to appoint him game warden. Johnson
Of Duluth thought the position would
pay 500 a month, having resigned q
$75 a month position in the city engi-
neer s office at Duluth to accept the
state job.
johnson Of Duluth kicked to Cover
went up to $75, but after receiving 2
.diseouraging letter from Fullerton, the
zenith city nan decided to throw lip
the job altogether. He is now open
for engagements.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-24
BANKERS SAY ITS
DOUBLE TAXATION.
THEY'LL TEST ONE FEATURE OF
MINNESOTA Law. Il
Minneapolis Owners of Stock In Dakota
Banks Pay Taxes on It in Two Places
and Are Preparing to Garry Test
Case to Highest Court.

A test is to be made Of that clause
in the Minnesota tax law whereby the
stock Of banks in other states, he'd by
residents of this state, is taxed here.
Inasmuch as this bank stock is taxed
in the states where the banks may be
located, the test will be brought on the
ground that the law provides for double
the intention Of those preparing the
test to carry the case to the United
States supreme court, securing deci.
sion which will apply thruout the coun-
try.
The present tax law was not changed
by the new code with regard to the
taxation of bank stocks. The original
act was passed in the late seventies at
time when few Minnesota residents
late years, however-especially since
the era Of rapid development in North
and South Dakota strings" Of banks
have been organized by men who re-
sided here and sent their capital out
of the state for investment, or who
made their money in other states and
came here to enjoy it. These mon
argue that the taxation Of their bank
stock in Minnesota lis more plainly
double taxation than the taxation OF
mortgages. In the latter case the tax
is levied against one man s land and
another man s money, while in the case
of the bank there is simply one asset
| which is represented by the capita!
stock. -..rs. g.. r
| AS the bank pays all the taxes on its
stock wherever levied, the actual cost
| to the investor may not be as heavy
| as the tax itself, but at the same time
the investor 8 dividends are reduced
proportionately.
| "A Oh ryhN W.
made careful study Of tax laws, tn
methods in vogue with regard to tn
stock of foreign corporations really dt
embody an element of inequity con
trary to the spirit of the ideal law
However, they say there is no way
around the double taxation feature, al
any other plan might open the way TO-
the state to lose large sums in take
to which it was rightfully entitled. AM
where fine points are involved, the stat
is generally given the benefit of tn
doubt.
In the case, of national banks, tn
Minnesota law specifically provide
that their stock shall be taxed only a
the place where the bank is located
i This provision is due to legal decision
in test case many years ago. III
bankers interested in the prospectiv
test will insist that the fact that
bank is national does not destroy tn
parallel between that and state o
private bank, and that all should pa
taxes in but one place. ~~s*
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-24
ICED DRIl NkS
DANGEROUS

Unless they contain a teaspoonful OF
Duffy's Malt Whiskey in each glass.
The American people consume during
the hot weather very large quantity
of iced drinks Of various kinds and
colors. and pay dearly for it with dis
ordered stomachs that refuse to per-
form their work; bowel complaints, ex-
haustion, congestion, sunstroke ana
many other ills follow and from these
causes the loss of life is great. Doctors
say all danger can be prevented by the
proper use of
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-24
Grape Culture.

The paramount object in the culture
Of the grape in most parts Of the world
has been the obtaining of wine. The
extent of this will be surprising and
hardly believed by those not acquainted
with the statistics. Thus, for instance,
there are ann1 oan ygop pr rod on the
wine. Of this amount the United
States produces only 5O,0OO,OOO gallons.
Many people know that golden grain
belt beer produces more health,
strength and nerve power than any
other food. The family which tries It
for year derives great benefit.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-24
QUITS WILL ENTERTAIN
Local Passenger Official at Home to
y~r"-. Chicago Railway Men.

Several "high cards'' in the railway
world will be the guests Of A. B. Cults,
general passenger and ticket agent Of
the St. Louis and Iowa Central roads,
Sunday. The officials will 20 to st.
Paul Saturday in two private cars of
the Rock Island road. The day will be
spent in the capital and instead of re-
turning to Chicago Saturday night the
railway men have been invited to see
Minneapolis golf links and other at.
fractions the day following.
SON, vice president Of the Santa Fe; w
B. Biddle, vice president of the Rock
Island; s. G.. Hatch, general passenger
agent of the Illinois Central; F. o.
Melcher, general manager Of the Rock
Island; Richmond Dean, general man
ager Of the Pullman company; F. E.
Rice, superintendent of the Pullman
company, and J. L. Stack, advertising
manager. ~ t..~..rs~ y. -, t1-#
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-24
NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

Wabasso Roller Mill company; capital stock
$25, 900; N. J. Franta, president; A. ]. Glob-
lirsch, secretary and manager. ..lss X =.%.t
La Rue Investment company Duluth; capital
stock. 1000; A. 4. harrington. president; f..
G. Liedel. vice president; Marion Douglas, secre-
tary and treasurer. E5&5.sa&. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-24
$4,000 REWARD

TO any person who can find one atom of
opium, choral, morphine Cocaine, ether
or chloroform or their derivatives In any
Of DR.. Miles Remedies that have not been
tampered with. This reward is Of
Tered because certain unscrupulous per-
sons make. false statements about these
remedies.
ldf1es Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-24
voLsTEAD FILES
Seventh District Congressman Formal
ly in Field Again.

Congressman Andrew J. Volstead of
Granite Falls has filed as a republl-
can candidate for denomination IN the
seventh district. He is not expected to
have any opposition in the primaries.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-24
MISS VINCENT SINGS
Popular Soloist with the Oberhoffer
Band Tonight.

Since this is the last week of the
Oberhoffer Orchestral band at the Lake
Harriet roof garden, Conductor Emil
Oberhoffer has arranged for series Of
special features, which are designed to
make the last week the biggest Of the
five. In pursuit Of this program, he
will present for the first time this even
ing, Miss Frances Vincent, a popular
Minneapolis singer. Miss Vincent has
been heard in the Auditorium and
many other places for public gath
ering and with many different
kinds Of accompaniment, but this
will be the first time she has
sung in the open air to the aecompani-
ment of big band like Oberhoffer g..
Miss Vincent has chosen for her first
number Arditi g famous waltz Use Sc
rem Rose" Owing to the large per-
sonal following Of the singer, many big
parties have already been arranged for
this evening. -. ,>&..-.,.E~ -.
Among the features on the regular
program will be three great overtures,
Weber's "Oberon,'' Rossini g "Will-
lam Tell' and Wagner NTannhaus-
err" This is the last week the red sub
scription sale tickets will be good at the
Lake Harriet concerts. H.. ..s.-
The complete program for this even
| ING: .-.. .' ~ E+...~..- .tu
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-24

Rub your poor, tired, aching feet
with Omega Oil. Trial bottle, 10c.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-24
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey

1t destroys the disease germ and
tones the system up, enriches the blood
and keeps it in healthy condition.
Duffy's Malt Whiskey is absolutely
pure and contains no fusel oil.
All druggists and grocers, or direct,
81 per bottle. Medical booklet free.
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co., Rochester,
N. Y.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-24

Metropolitan Theater ssThe
Cowboy and the Lady,
Unique misunderstanding.
Wonderland Park Outdoor
amusements and the Duss band.
Lake Harriet Roof Garden
Oberhoffer Orchestral band, with
Frances Vincent.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-24
ToMoRRow,s cALENDAR

Journal Automobile Tours Of
Minneapolis and twin cities.
Wonderland Park - Outdoor
amusements.
Nicollet Park-Baseball, Indian
apolis VS.. Minneapolis.
State Fair Grounds Northwest
ern Bible conference.
Tonka Bay-Sailing regatta, 3
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-24
THREE GREAT ovERTUREs.
..- PART I. s.

"Oberon'' Observation-Disclosures. Weber
civilian TELL Observation-Disclosures ossinf
'Tannhauser" Observation-Disclosures. Wagner
Vocal solo, Use Seren Rose" ......... Rossini
r. Miss Frances Vincent, soprano.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-24
PART II

Hungarian Rhapsody No. ............. List
Cornet solo, "solveigs Song" from "Peer
Gynt" ........ .Grteg
- W. C. NARROW. sa -
Airs from "Nordland" Herbert
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-24
!. City n eWs
TOWN TALK
EVENTS OF TONIGHT

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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-08

BOSTON, Feb. S.--The Herald an.
nounees that the Harvard faculty de-
creed Monday that Harvard should
nave no football team this year. OF.
neal announcement of the tact will
be made next week, it is said.
ofhcial announcement was made
that the Harvard faculty had forward
ed TO the athletic committee resolu-
tion tavoring the prohibition of foot
ball
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-08

RENO. New, Feb, S.-Mrs. Corey.
wife of the president of the steel
trust, has arrived here. tired. pale and
worn out. She drove Immediately to
her Fulton residence upon her arrival
this morning. Mrs, Corey is greatly
changed since her visit here several
weeks ago. Her cheeks are sunken
and she has lost mnch flesh. wheth.
er this Is caused by worry she will
not say.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-08

bad shape. The spine Is affected and
fears, are entertained that ii means
life weakness and that he will be com
PEELED to retire from the service. When
seen resting on a cot in the baggage
car this morning he was suffering con
siderable pain. However. friends trust
he will recover during the year at
least. Having been injured while in
the railway mail service he will draw
regular pay from the government for
one year, providing he is unable to
perform his usual work.
The county commissioners this af
ternoen are finishing the tracing and
establishment of the boundary lines
of the several voting precincts in La
Plata county. and will have a number
Of blue prints made to guide voters
md election Judges and clerks in the
future.
Practically the same ordinance
which protected the Animas river and
Junction creek for FIVE miles above
he city, which the supreme court
leld 10 he good in the Tom Chapman
iog Strengthening and. feeding case
viii be framed 10 control the Florida
liver for five miles above the begin
'tiilg of the pipe line.
John DagoscowslIitz, coming from
he sprangling dividing lines of sew
raj bad countries in Europe, was mp
before Judge Houx this morning for
arriving one large gun which was
,horter at one end than the other.
Ie hada de gun when de plcaman
,ome along and de plicaman tooka de
gun and keepa, and John paya de
udge $40 and costa
O.
There is enough good ground
round Durango TO make 900 homes
II one acre each, so that when a
hicken on one roost nops its wings
T. will not knock all the chickens off
he roosting poles in the neighbor-
ood There is already too much of
he sardine packing of small houses
IN ground that is not worth over a
lDuHhHu UbllulH IL lipHl ltul. l-NA u
,Xpand to the acre tracts and let the
leople breathe.
Louie Hon. n Chinaman, appeared
n Judge Houxs court this morning
harged with having thrown with n
degree of bolsterois pomp one huge
| boulder through the window of one
amuel Yanhoci. another native of
ne pigtail kingdom. Both are in the
| estaurant business and Louie had
| leard that Samuel had been extending
| 1vors to certain female patrons
which were inconsistent with good
| usiness policy and which could not
t met in fair competition.
Mrs. C. F. Newcomb. who is suffer
Il to be considerably better today
han yesterday. though one lung is
| BADLY congested Mesdames j. l..
| Parsons and Wash Patrick, daughters,
| re taking care of Mrs. Newcomb and
Mrs Towsend. another daughter, is
lt Ochsner hospital nursing Harley
| Newcomb a step.brother, who was op-
Grated on yesterday to relieve him of
large quantity Of pus originating in
IN abscess induced by pneumonia.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-08

During the past year the present
board of commissioners has made 1t
possible and practicable to pay off old
judgments and interest against the
county, aggregating $5.O13.S5. which
the preceding board had not appeared
to regard seriously. These iudg.
ments were as follows:
Judgment rendered against the
county January 4, 1900. in favor of
school district No. Q for $7G4.Os: paid
April 25. 1905. with s22244 interest,
amounting to s9S6.52.
Two judgments in favor of school
district No 9, rendered January 4,
1900: one of s627.73 and one of s4S3.-
81. amounting to s1.l1i.57: with $40
o2 paid in interest on these judgments
the total amount is s1.4Sl.59.
Then there are two judgments in
favor of the city of Durango for
s743.37 and sS03.94. rendered Jan. 4.
1900, and paid Oct. IL, 1905. with in.
terest total amounting to s2.H5.74.
Besides the above amounts paid in
Judgments and interest the present
board has paid out $1,000 on old in
debtedness and interest amounting to
5000 more, or a total sum of s2.5O0
placing the county on cash basis
with no iloating indebtedness.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-08

The Herald for Job Work.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-08

The statement of the clerk for the
fourth quarter. which has not been
published as yet. because there is no
contract made for publication, is
ready and is as follows:
Fourth quarter G905) gem
eral expenses .......s 1896. SO
Road expense ............. I.309.54
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-08

II. c. Harris, the railway mail clerk
who was injured In the ID, 4 II. G.
wreck above Animas City the latter
part of December and who has been
confined at Mercy hospital since. was
conveyed to the depot tails morning
in an ambulance and will land in Pu.
eblo tomorrow morning. where he has
sisters. Mr. Harris was considered
only slightly injured at the time. but
1t soon became evident he was In
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-08

w. |. Clifford, connected with the
Boston coal properties. now the Cal
umet. by the morning paper is erron-
eous- on par with its statements
regarding county and other affairs.
Had the Democrat secured copy OF
The Herald and adhered to the truth
It would be more in keeping with the
facts. Mr.. Clifford arrived last Thurs
day right enough, but his association
Is with the Porter Fuel companies.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-08

The county commissioners this af-
ternoon are finishing the tracing and
establishment of the boundary lines
af the several voting precincts in La
Plata county. and will have a number
of blue prints made to guide voters
md election Judges and clerks in the
future.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-08
STATEMENT

In compliance with an act to re oure County
sh such Of their proceedings re Lite to the pay
OF contracts and rebate Of taxes ssessments
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-08
From Wednesdays Daily.

p. ]. O'Donncll says Dolores is
picking up. He predicts a good year
for farmers and cattlemen.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-08

o. g. Eddy county clerk the County of In plata n ,
sbor ~, ,, " ui! uht ihe foregoing proceedings are as
" ny '"e county commissioners in this Office ~
C. c. EDDY. County Clerk
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-02-08

The black flag that has been un
furled SO often in Durango presents
no enviabie record II has been los
ing proposition. Every one attacked
has profited
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-06-09

Infamia Sin Precedente.

Calzadas con Ell nombre del edi.
tor de este peri6dico, han salidC
de esta estafeta de Taos, tres car
tas con nuestra tirma falsifcada y
con lenguaje obseno y soez que So
10 puede salir de I'm coraz6n depra-
vado y ruin; cuyas cartas dos de
elias Sc hallan va en- manos de
un inspector de correos de los Es-
tados Unidos, quien hara una dete-
nida investigation sobre este asun-
to, y, como quiera, que hay sospe-
chas bien fundadas, de los cobar-
des I ignorantes autores 8 autoras
de tales cartas, sin duda ninguna
Sc dara un ejemplo a los malyados
8 malvadas, que usan de estas tac-
treas, Ell usar el correo Gle los E. E.
U. U. para lograr ciertos fines, dc
zizana y lnalavolencia, que jamds
podran lograr con tales tacticas, Y
antes al contrario, sabran ell one
Sc han metido ST es que no 10 han
realizado. Falsificar un nombre
para tales fines, es el crfmen mas
.cobarde y vii del genero humane,
'euyos crimenes son severamente
castigados, cuando Sc usa para clio,
81 correo de los Estados Unidos.
Las cartas que Sc han escrito de
csta naturaleza, van con papel Or
dinario y escritas al lapiz y 4 pc
sar, de que los individuos que han
recibido tales cartas, estan bien sa-
tisfechos dc nuestra inocencia Ell
ese asunto, sin embargo, Ia ley de
correos tomara curse a 10 que
haya lugar.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-06-09

cuando nos propinan los peri6dlcos
del Oriente, contra los descendien.
tes de Espafia.
FL periddico en- question, dice
entire otras cosas, que "los mexlca-
nos cacarizos y negros del Conda-
do de Valencia que pretenden per-
tenecer a la crema de la sociedad
no merecen nj son dignos de igua-
larse nj asociarse con los hombres
de raza blanca.
FL New Mexican de Santa Fe,
comentando sobre el infame edito-
rial del Current, tambien tiene que
decir 10 siguiente:
"El escritor ha tenido conside-
rable conocimiento personal, y OBJ
servaci6n de la clase de Mexicanos
que habitan en- Texas y que son
importados directamente de Mexi-
co Viejo a louisiana y a otros esta-
dos. Esta clase (y parecen de la
misma estirpe indfgena que los ma
tivos de aquD son uniformementc
ignorantes, iliteratos, inmorales \
perezosos, y no estan en- manera
alguna en- condici6n de apreciar los
prlviIegios de la ciudadanfa y su
conpanero, el sufragio, nj como
nienbros del partido en- 81 ejerci
clio de las mas alnphas relaciones
hacia 81 estado y hacia la nacion".
Nuestra gente puede yer con 10
anterior, lanzado al campo perio.
dfstico de Nuevo Mexico, la cobar.
dfa y eI cinismo miserable de que
Sc vale el peri6dico en- question
para difamar del caracter noble Y
hospitalario de nuestro pueblo.
Nosotros no negamos, que entire
nuestra gente, haya gente ignoran-
tes y bajos, como los hay de todas
las nacionalidades; pero como va
10 hemos indicado en- otras ocasio-
nes, para los conquistadores, todo
10 que es mexicano aquf, es de ba-
ia ralea, sin ninguna distinction en-
absolute Y sin considerar que en-.
tire los mexicanos, la mayoria es
de sentilnientos tan mobiles como
81 mejor americana.
Cosas son estas, que a nosotros
no nos admiran, supuesto que re-
petidas veces hemos debatido este
asunto, en- estas mismas colunnas
y hemos indicado el porvenir iris
te y lanentable que So nos espera,
81 es que entire los Neo Mexicanos,
no Sc procure una organization sa-
ma y de principles patri6ticos, tai
como 10 reclanan las circunstan-
cias actuales, cada dfa de NAL en-
peor.
Interinamente, damos a conocer
al miserable y vii escritor, de
Carlsbad, para que merezca la in
dignaci6n y desprecio de todo Me-
xicano en- Nuevo Mexico.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-06-09
a de 9uGio.
JuegOs ArtifiCiales.

Nosotros hemos recibido nues.
tros fnegos artificiales consistiendc
dc Cuetes, Velas Romans, Rue
das de Cavilla, ruedas de arrastrar,
ruedas de enroriar y Ruedas verti.
Gales.
Engana bObos, Arbol desmayo,
Slnbad eI marinero. Torbellino ro-
siado, Helter Shelter, Bauderas,
faroles chinescos, pistoIas fulmi-
nantes y torpedos
Todo Sc halla de venta a pracios
Sin sigual por su baratura. Exec.
lente calidad en- la,
Taos Trading Company.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1906-06-09

remagnum de articuos de politica;
entire 81 "pelemele' de notas ban
carias Y financieras y de sociedad
y de teatros y de sport; entire 81
acerbo immense Y borroso de frases
gastadas ysucias 4 fuerza de correr
de boca en- boca y de pasar contf-
nuamente bajo los calindros entin.
tados de las prensas; frases que
guardian como las monedas de co
bre, el roce plebeyo de las manos
de vendedores ambulantes y de mo
zos de hotelr--en medic de la con
fusion abigarrada y zumbante de
ese Congreso de plaza piblica que
discute a gritos ell talon monetario
y el nuevo Gabinete, y que predi I
ce los resultados de una conferon-
cia International; cuando vibran to
davia los perfodos altisonantes de
un editorialista que estudia el pro-
blema de la despoblacidn, 8 persis-
ten en- la memoria las palabras
en6rgicas de un acusado ante la ba
ira, de un acusado nihiIista; en-
medic de los clisGs de gacetiIla, de
las notas de sangre, de todo aquel
hacinamiento dc cosas tristes Y ri.
dfculas y amargas y tragicas, sue
10 aparecer con gracia dc flor Y
con ligero vuelo de mariposa, una
nota blanca 8 azul; 8 casi fresco Y
apetecible de aquel parano extra
no; la estrella serena de aquel cielo
tenlpestuoso; la veia ansiosamente
buscada en- aquel oc6ano revuelto.
Y entonces el alua Sc alegra y
Sc dd por bien pagada por aquel
momento de lirismo, con aquella
emOci6n de un hermoso sueno 10
iano, con aquella vision d. una her
mosa lmagen, que pasa por entire