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$4,000 SUBSCRIBED.
Toward ths sonlpsIIu and Rutland Railroad
Company.

Montpelier, May 2-The time expIr.
cd today for receiving subscriptions
for the stock Of the Montpelier & Rat
land Railroad Co. Tho amount sub
scribed Is $4,000. Steps will be taken
10 form company a, once. The sub
scriptIons have been In the charge Of
A. J. Slbley and J. q. Brown.
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Making total received by
Herald a Globe association
for period OF four years. i2,iso.p7
"Tbe above mentioned charges are
not true and The orators have not At
any time been 10 possession OF legiil.
mate evidence which warrants them 10
making the same"
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ANSWER
eoctober,iW

THAT since october, 1908. Mr. Glenn
cot has continuously occupied tso
rooms for his office nj the rate OF s2lo
per year and since February. 1904 one
addiiiooal room ~ tho rate OF go per
year, which rent he has paid 10 the
Herald & Globe association. aggresa.
ting in amount, March !, 1907, sssi,
aud which IL adequate and equal 70
that paid by previous tenants and IL
all the once room 10 the Herald build.
ing occupied by bin.
CHARGES
THAT Mr. Clement has permitted
political and other committees 10 occu.
py rooms lr the Herald building With
out paying adequate rent therefor.
ANSWER
That no such committees ever occu
pied rooms In the Herald building or.
cept In lpOd for about two months and
for which Il paid 70 tho Herald a
Globe association tii0 rent which was
adequate and same price Herald vas
receiving from former tenant.
"The answers 70 these charges are
corroborated by the books OF the Her
aid & Globe association. The answers
10 charges ,, 4 and 8 are also eorrobo.
rated by tho sworn answers Of the dc.
PENDANTS, Messrs Barney and Parsons,
clerk and treasurer OF the Herald a
Globe association both OF whom have
personal knowledge OF nearly all The
transactions therein referred 70. The
answers 10 charges I and 2 are not
verified by the oath Of any person
other than Mr. Clement, because the
then treasurer OF The Herald & Globe
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ANSWER

''Is In substance like the answer 10
the preceding charge. A large number
OF papers we're sent out for which
E,2Ios0 was paid 70 the Herald a
Globe association OF which a, least
Oh 600 was profit.
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association 3. no. party TO The lI,Iga.

association is no, party TO The lI,Igs.
lion.
"Mr Clements answer shows that
during ,he period covered by the
charges before %, forth BY The Herald
a Globe association has received the
following sums for the purposes men.
toned.
For the campaign Of 1909. =. %, 1881
For the campaign OF lp0e. .7,3si. "a
For rents paid by Mr. Clement LOO
For rents paid by fusion State
committee. .................. 1000
For reimbursements paid by
Mr. Clement. .....s........ 0i17i
For sundry papers, advertising
and services. .............. lao %
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-03
ROGERS HAS CONFESSED
Triple surd,rer Rrossh, Bach From IN, Pas
tfe Coast.

MIddletown, n. ", May 3.-Charles
II. Rogers, charged with the murder Of
his two brothers and Alice Ingerick,
was brought here today from Los An.
gelcs, Cal. Tho officer Wild brought
him says that Rogers has confessed.
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CHARGES

That Mr. Clement has used and oc.
cupicd for his Office, rooms Ia the Her.
aid building without paying adequate
rent therefor.
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CHARGE .

RELATES 10 the gubcrnatorisi cam.
paign OF 1905 and IL 10 subsia nee like
The preceding charge"
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CHARGE

That In 1909 when he was candidate
Tor governor Of Vermont Mr. Clement
caused the Herald and Globe ass,cIa.
lion 10 send out large numbers OF lie
papers free 10 the voters, aud that the
association was never adequately com.
pensated therefor, but lost largely
thereby.
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ANSWER

THAT he did purchase the plant with
bis own funds, but never directly or ln
directly sold the same to or received
pay therefor from the Herald and
Globe association, nor did any loss
4 'crue 10 the Herald and Globe assoel.
alton In the matter.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-05-03
CHARGE 1.

That 10 1880 Mr. Clement purch ased
the Rutland Evening Telegram plant
With his personal funds apd soon sold,
turned the same over 10. and received
pay therefor i<om the Herald and Globe
association at sum greatly 10 excess
OF It's value aud TO the ereat loss 70
said association.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-12
4 packi.s pIans.

A special telegram from Colo.
RADIO Springs to the Denver Re-
publican, under date of Dec. 81.
says
The independent packing house
for the San Lms valley, in which
+. r. Stark and other local capi.
tallsts are interested, Is IL certainty.
and the work will he commenced
next month according to the local
promoters. The packing house
will he located at AlamOsa.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-12
JRSpeR,

We had 10 inches of snow fall IN
the las, few days anu il Is getting
very deep on the range.
Henry Worth our mail carrier
to flaioro. took sick on the range
between Sumner and Plnioro and
did no, reach the latter place IN.
I'll 10 o'clock. lie got back to
Sumner the next day and we sent
u sled after him on Sunday. He
went to Monte Vista on Tuesday.
9. Michncr made u business trip
TO Monte Vista last week.
Henry Reynolds came up from
Monte Vista the fore part Of the
week with load of freight for his
property at Sumner and stnid here
two nights On account OF tho
storm.
John and ben johnson went up
to work On the Big -Four property
after having been out for the holl.
days.
james Willis Is Just getting over
his Christmas dinner.
Ed Meyers has been sick with u
severe cold.
BY the looks of things nj the
present time there will bc plenty
Of water for another year ns there
IL II great deal Of Ice on the streams
and deep snow On the range.
John Kerr made n business trip
To Con-ios Moptlay.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-12
Chanberlsin's Ceugh Remedy = Safe
Medicise for Children.

In buying a cough medicine for child.
rem. never be afraid to buy Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. There is no dan
ger from 1t, and relief is ALWAYS sure to
follow. II is intended especially for
coughs, colds, Group and whooplng z
cough, and there is no better medicine
in the world for these diseases. 1t is
not only certain cure for Group. but,
when given A. soon ~ the croupy cough
sppears. will prevent the attack.
Whooping cough Is not dangerous whom
given IN directed. II contains no opium
or other harmful drugs. and may be
given ~ confiden,lv to = baby IN to an
adult. For sale by all drusgists.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-12
How to Cure Chilbl.i..,

40 enjoy freedom from chilblains, a"
writes John Kemp, Fast Otlsfield, Me.
Il apply Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Have
also used It for salt rheum with excel
lent results" Guaranteed to cure fever
sores, indolent ulcers, piles, burns.
wounds, frost bites and skin diseases.
De at r.. f.. Goodding's drug store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-12

We have quite a number copies
OF the SAN LUIS VALLEY Souvenir
on hand aud will make . present
of ono to every subscriber who
pays n years subscription to the
MONTE VISTA JOURNAL during the
next GO days or as long ~ they last.
This is we'll illustrated mAgs.
zine Of SO pages and il = nice
thing to send to your friends east.
II shows up the wonderful re-.
sources OF the great San Luis VAL
10y and is an eye-opener to those
who are seeking = location where
by they can better themselves.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-12

}. }. Maddox is milking ten
cows this winter aud brings cream
to the Monte Vista creamery twice
n week. He says the cows pay
$50 n month easily, beside the
skim milk and all the cream and
butter the family nee,ls.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-12
Wise Cssssei rre~ Ths Nsuth.

~ want TO give some valuable advice
To tho.s who suffer with lame back and
kidne, trouble" says J. X. Blanksnship,
of Heck. Tenn. II have proved ~ An
absolute certainty that Electric B,tt~rs
Will positively cur- this distressing con.
d'.'on. The first bottls CAV. IA. great
relief aud after taking n few more
bottles. WAS con' pl~t~ly cured. ~ con.
pl"tely thst u bccomss . pI~ssurs To
rscommcnd this great r~m~d,.- Sold
under guarantee " T.. r.. 0oaiding's
drug storv. Pr,cs TO-.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-12
Mad sssmarh Trsuhie Usrra.

Having been sick for tn. past two
year, with bad stomach trouble, Y
friend gave me do-~ u Chamberlain. !.
Stomach and Lv-r Tablets, They did
m" 80 much good that I bought u bottle
u them and hsy" us~d twelve bottles IN
all. To-day sm well u = b~d stomach,
troubl~.-Mms. JonS Lows. Cooper
Maine. TIL. tablets are Tor sale by al
druggists.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-12
The Right Name.

Mr.. August Sherpe, the popular over
seer OF the poo, at Fort Madison, Ia.
SAWS: "Dr. Kings New Life Pills are
rightly named; they act more agreeably
do more good and make one feel better
than any other laxative" Guaranteed to
cure biliousness and constipation. 21c
at f. +. GooddinRs drug store.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-12

Joe Harris returned to Monte
Vista Sunday from Denver whore
he has been for the past month or
more working at the Denver Stock
Yards.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-12

George W. Curfman, appointed
by Gov. Mcdonald mem ber Of the
board of control Soldiers and
Sailors Home. Was confirmed by
the Senate Monday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-12
card oi Thanks,

We desire to express our heart
felt thanks to all those who 80
kindly assisted us IN the trou bles
OF our little sons death.
MR AND MRs. NJ. +. BURNS.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-12

Mrs. Geo. {. Widmsn left We'd.
nesday night for her old home in
Skilmore. Mo, which she has not
seen for five years. She expects
TO he gone ak weeks.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-12

Pete Hansen, the big ranchmsn
near La Jsrs, and wife will spend
the winter IN lower California
hoping the change will improve
their health.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-12

Erma Cockrell. Lora Knapp and
the Matthias boys went back to
school Monday night to resume
their studies at different state
colleges.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-12
Stockmen Anentionl

Stockmen Attention!
Through the cOur-
tesy of Mr.. j. Selby,
accurate daily tele-
graphic market re-
ports will be sent out
from Hotel G T. q II Il
during the shipping
season.
Phone Monte 40, or
see the bulletin board
If YOU are in town.
GEO. III. BEATTY.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-12

Horses and cattle psstured by
the month on best feed in tn. val.
ley, clo~. tn town. Enquire OF
CHARLIE BscHT.L-
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-12
The iPrir~ VI Peace.

The terrible itching and -msrt,nv. in
cident Ia certain skin diseases, IL siuo.,
Instantly alla,-d by applying Chamber.
l"in's S"ls.. Price. ~ cents. For sale
by all druggists.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-12

WANTED Ranch hands. Address
WApswoRTH RANCH Co,
Center, Colo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-12
Per Sale .. . Barsais

100 acres Of tine psss slso three
farms Of l6O acres each. Will
make very easy terms and prices
20 reasonable you will surely buy
II you look At the land because all
OF the farms have good art.,sisn
wells and there is no better soil in
this Valley.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-12

+. G. Smith of Washington, a
boundary man, has been in the
valley since Saturday looking over
boundary lines on the forest re-
serve.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-12

Telephone your drug orders
We will deliver them.
Sironp a Fuller.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-12
Nrs. u. 4. Bars~s

IL selling Hats ut cost for cash,
Com. aud see them.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-12

WANTED. Man aud wife, no
family, for ranch work. Wife to
cook, separate house. Address
Box 2S-CENTER, Colo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-12

Miss Katharine Crouch left for
Boulder Sunday night after spend
ing the holiday vacation in Monte
Vista.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-12

The following is u partial list Of
Rio Grsnds county parties who
have received diplomas from the
ST Louis Exposition:
Il s. Hill, John J. Williams, A.
Tracy, W. Knight, Mr.. Schws,z.
beck, q. +. Psche. Jerre Quinn,
c. A. Irwin, Mr.. Benjsmin, Shoup
Bros. Mr.. Schohe.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-12

J. H. Deeds imported n
thoroughbred Jersey Duroc boar
this week aud took il to his ranch
south of town. II Is 10 months
old and weighs 32o pounds. A
half brother sold IN October for
$50. MIR. Deeds expects To IN.
gage extensively IN hog raising.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-12

White & Bonney have sold
three houses for Frank Bowdish
to George Lilley.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-12
Death OF J. ]. HosseIkuss.

Mr.. }. j. Hosselkuss died quite
suddenly of heart failure at his
home in Del Norte last Saturday.
Funeral services were held at the
Presbyterian church Monday con-
Quoted by the Brotherhood of
Elks of which order Mr.. Hossel.
kuss WAS member. Some eight
or ten members of the Elks from
Monte Vista and some from
Crcede attended the funeral.
Mr. Hossclkuss was an old set
tier ut or near Del Nortc and at
one time held the office of county
assessor. Deceased had been in
poor health for some years with
dropsy and heart trouble.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-12

Next week | will advertise Lee.
hard oil axle grease.
{. NJ. THOMAS.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-12

John Kerr made business trip
to Conejos Monday.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-01-12
BRYANs IN DANGER.
Are in Railroad Accident, But Escape
Without Injury.

GREAT FALLS, Mont. Jan. 1.-THE
Montana Central wegtbound train.
containing Mr. and Mrs w, J. Bryan.
who left here this morning. after Mr..
Bryan'B lecture here last evening, col
l'ded with switch engine and stone
ears at O'Clock In the Great Falls
yards. The engineer Of the passenger
train waa badly injured and the bag
gage car wrecked and several people
shaken up badly. Mike Connelley, Of
Glasgow. was injured severely about
~ head and shoulders but not ia =
tally, while several others were bruised
considerably
The passenger train was moving
only about ten miles an hour and the
accident happened because Of the
binding blizzard which allowed the
engineer to see but a few feet ahead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan had been on tho
train but a few moments and were
both thrown from their seats, but re-
c"Iyed no injury other than the shak-
Ing up.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-01-12
SewelI Says Presidents Remarks
We're Over-Strenuous.
CALIFORNIANS ARE CORRECT
Actions Of San Francisco People in
Japanese School Affair Were Re-
suit of Ripe Experience in the
Oriental Character.

SALT LAKE, Jan. 11,--A special to
the Tribune from Boise, Idaho, says
Representative Sewell, Democrat, Of
fered a joint resolution in the House
today, calling attention to the threat
ening language used by the President
e the United States, in which he de-
cared his antagonism to the citizens
of California on the oriental school
question. Declaring the action of the
citizens of California to be the result
of ripe experience an dnoting that the
President in his message to Congress
Insists upon equality of the Caucasian
and Japanese races so far as citizen
ship is concerned, the resolution con-
cIudes by expressing confidence in
the people of California and the belief
that they are upholding the standard
OF American citizenship to the best
cf their ability and urges that the
Japanese be excluded from this coun
try in the same manner that the Chi
nese are.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-01-12
WILL BUILD DRY DOCK.
Ship Building Plant and Dock Are
Promised to Portland.

PORTLAND, Jan. 11.--Capital is
being readily obtained for the con-
struction Of modern steel shipbuild-
Ing plant and drydock at st. Johns.
The preliminary steps looking to the
establishment Of the plant are so far
along that actual building operations
will be started within the next month.
The st. Johns Shipbuilding Company,
Ct which J. f. Kelly is general mana
ger, is back OF the venture.
Fourteen acres Of water front prop
fTty, adjoining the present shipyards
belonging to that company, were pur-
chased yesterday for the site. Port
land capital is being invested in the
project, and practically enough funds
70 carry the proposal through, 1t Is
claimed, have been guaranteed.
The drydock when completed, will
te 375 feet long, and of sufficient width
TO accommodate the largest ships ply
ing these waters. The cost Of the dry
dock and plant viii be almost $1,00O,-
eco. When the plant is in operation
i: is believed that more ships will be
attracted to Portland
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-01-12
Missing Atlantic Liner is Safe
But In Trouble.
TRAMPS BRINGS HER IN SAFE
Crippled, But Her People in Fair Shape
Her Experiences Severe in the
Recent GaIes-Fnds Refuge at
Hamilton.

NEW YORK, Jan. 11,--Thc missing
steamer Ponc" Il days overdue, from
Ponce, +, r., to New York, was sight
cd today off Hamilton, Bermuda, In
tow of another steamer according to
two cablegrams received by the New
York & Porto Rico Steamship Com
rany of this city. the owners Of the
Ponce, and later towed into Hamilton.
The cabegrams We're dated at Hamil-
ton. Bermuda, and read as follows:
steamer Ponce in tow off Bermu-
On of tramp steamer, disabled,
JOHN S. DARRELL"
Ponce in tow of German steamer
eff Bermuda. MEYER"
The steamer Ponce sailed from
Ponce Porto Rico, for New York, Dec
% For nearly week several reve-
ne cutters have been searching for
the missing steamer and great appre-
tension had been felt for her safety.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-01-12

fry, bent on making some arrange.
MentH for tho shipment Of coal t.
Utmost shortage of fuel prevails
Thanks 10 his efforts RcGw, carry.
ing three hundred and hfy tons, viii
ave for the Mainland from DuNmult
! Sonn' collirrieH today. while two
others VIII cross the Gulf bringing
the total amount pto one thousand
tons, in a few days.
THE lhouannd tons viii enable us
t. answer our most urgent orders. and
will make II possible for uH 10 keep
things going untii the colllcrics are
nblc To increase their output" said
NJ Mnrpoc "Mr, Dnnsmur has
lromtHed me that The supply Of coal
frr Vancouver viii be kept up here
Gftcr. ana | have no fear Of fuel be-
ccming again no short. AN It has been
foi the la#t few days"
Mr. Marpole stated that the undue
shortage N due TO sickness nt the
mines. where fully ten per cent Of the
men are laid up with In grippe. In
gdysmith mines alone the output has
cropped on this account from eleven
ic seven hundred tons day, Mr. Mar
pole states that Mr.. DunBmulr In
formed him that the shortage OF labor
alone hampers the output Of the mine.
could he obtain enough men. M.
IunEmuir stated. he could produce
coal enough to supply the whole Of
tho Pacific coast.
As II IT," continued Mr. Marpolr,
the shortage IN Seattle IN even worse
han In Vancouver have heard nf
,nacE where men have paid teams one
nd two dollars an hour TO stand by
re bunkcrs from two in the afternoon
until twelve NJ night, awaiting their
turn to get n load OF coal"
Mr Marpolc states thnt wood, too
has been short In Vancouver for some
days past The supply Of cordwooi
'ng entirely given out. while mill wood
rna been remarkably short owing TO
he fact that mos, Of the mills hava
tcgcd down for repairs. but MIR Mar
ole stat csthat they viii shortly he
i'opened. and that the shortage will
u,en be remcdicd
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-01-12
California Federation Of Labor
Taking a Hand in Their
Liberation.
FAIR AND SPEEDY TRIAL ASKED
Their Alleged kidnapping Declared TO
be a Deliberate Menace to the
Freedom Of Organized Labor
Moral Support Promised.

STOCKTON, Cal. Jan. l1.--At to-
Gays session Of the Federation Of La
tor. resolution recommending that
efforts be made To secure the speedy
rial Of Moyer, Haywood and Petit
Bone, at Boise, and recommending
financial aid for them and all publicity
ycssible regarding the progress OF the
case, caused considerable discussion,
~ the committee had amended the
triginal resolution and made II less
radical than in its original form. The
''solution, as amended, declares that
Moyer, Haywood and Pettibonc were
Virtually kidnapped ANA assert this to
be- evidence Of conspiracy against
organized labor; an injustice to these
men and u menace 10 the constitution
81 safeguards Of the accused. The
federation Is therefore obligated to Sc
cure fair and speedy trial. and rec
ommcnds the widest publicity and
finally that the Western Federation of
Miners be rendered moral and financial
support.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-01-12
MORE MUCK RAklNG.

LINCOLN, Jan. 11.-Representative
Van Housen today introduced reso-
luton asking for legislative investiga-
tion of Attorney General Brown and
tie Republican nominee fer United
States senator. The resolution went
over until Monday. The resolution
recites as arguments that Brown en-
tered into an agreement with the grain
trust and printing company not to
press suits brought against them,
which were published during the last
campaign. Brown fatty denies the
charges and Chairman Rose of the Re-
publican committee, says the move Is
backed by railroad interests.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-01-12
BRAKEMAN is KILLED.
Skull is Crushed and Body Badly
Mangled.

IDAHO FALLS. Ida, Jan. IL
Charles Smith, brakeman on the St
Anthony branc hof the Oregon Short
Line. was killed in n very sudden
and horrible manner yesterday short
~ after II o'clock. The accident hap
pened near Lorenzo, a short distance
above Rigby. A passenger had entered
the toilet room and later in attempt
In gto get out. found that the lock
was caugh in some manner and the
GCor would not bulge The attention
Cf the conductor was called, and he
being busy with his tickets, instruct
cd the brakeman to see what he could
do with the door Finding the lock
iammed beyond moving from the in
side. Brakeman Smith secured a screw
driver and went out on the platform.
Leaning around the end of the car he
endeavored to pry up the window, so
that he might hand the screwdriver
t. the prisoner, who could readily re-
move the lock.
Being intent upon his occupation,
the proximity of bridge passed un-
lcticed and his head coming In con-
tact with a heavy bridge timber was
crushed as though it were an egg
shell.
He was knocked from the fast -mov-
ing train and the body fell through the
bridge to the ground below, a drop
of about thirty feet.
A man was standing on the platform
and witnessing the terrible accident,
Immediately notified the conductor,
and the train was stopped and backed
rp to the bridge.
1t was found that life was extinct,
and tender hands conveyed the body
&c the train where 1t was taken to Rex
burg, where, 1t is understood, an in
quest was held, Yesterdays evening