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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-06
LOOK FOR REACTION.
August Belmont Declares Present
Prosperity May Cease.

New York. April 6.-August Belmont,
who presided at last nights meeting of
the representatives of capital and la
Dor in the mansion of Andrew Carnegie,
spoke of a possible change in the times
and warned employer and remployc to
prepare for reaction from our great
prosperity. Mr.. Belmont said:
There is no time more important
than this for a gathering of this ma
ture. 1t is very easy to remain at
peace during prosperous times, but
sometimes times change, and 1 feel
greatly impressed that the unparalleled
development of our country and its
prosperity have been SO extraordinary
that it Is undoubtedly time to strike a
halt, and it is not wholly undesirable.
Il do not desire to be either a prophet
or an alarmist, nor will 1 discuss the
causes which appear to lead TO the be-
ginning of it: but it is unquestioned
that we should prepare ourselves
through just such gatherings as this
to understand and solve the problems
with which we are at any time likely
to be confronted"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-06
NEW RAILWAY FOR CHICAGO.
Actual Work of demonstrating the
City Lines to Commence.

Chicago. April 6.-The actual work
of reconstructing the Chicago city
railway lines probably win begin on
Monday. Drawings and plans for the
first worl1-that of replacing all tracks
have been completed by a force of
men working under Bion ]. Arnold,
the city's chief engineer, and all that
remains is the acceptances of the ordi-
nances by the railway officials.
President Mftten is now in New
York arranging for future contracts.
He will return to Chicago tomorrow
and it is expected that he will have
the authority to accept the traction
ordinances on behalf of his company.
The city still will have thirty days to
consider the ordinances before &C
cepting them, but 1t is generally I'M
derstood that this right will be waived
and orders Immediately given for car
rying on the work begun.
The new rails are to be of the heavy
fiat type which will give the maximum
of speed with the minimum of power
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-06
A NOTED DEDICATION.
Opening of the Home for Societies of
Engineers in Gotham April 1911.

New York. April 6.-The dedication
of the building in this city which is
now the common home of three ma
tional engineering societies and for
the erection Of which Andrew Car
negie gave s1,500.O0O will be held on
Tuesday and Wednesday, April 16
and II.
In the exercises of the first day
Charles F. Scott. chairman of the con-
ference and building committees; E.
o. Olcott, president United Engineer
ing society, a corporation formed to
manage the building; Mr.. Carnegie
and President Hadley of Yale univer-
sity are expected to participate.
Charles Wallace Hunt will preside,
prayer will be offered by the veneer
able Edward Everett Hale of Boston
and letters from the president of the
United States and the governor gen.
eral of Canada will be read
Wednesdays programme includes
addresses by the presidents of
founder societies and the presentation
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-06
JIMMIE" BooTH-BAD BOY.
He Is Arrested for Stealing His
Mothers Chickens.

Jimmie Booth, one Of Judge Hayden's
'sjuveniIe pets" was picked up by the
police Friday for stealing his mothers
chickens and selling them. Jimmie
lives in North Topeka. He has been ar
rested before, but instead of being sent
to the reform school, was paroled by
the juvenile court.
Some one has evidently posted the
noble youth on the legal phases of bur
glary, for although the maternal hen
house bore evidence of having been
broken open and entered feloniously in
the night time, he stoutly, albeit tear
fully, declares that he Jest reached in
through the winders to ketch tn hens"
An older person, who 1t is alleged in
duced Jimmie to steal the fowls ION
shares will get his before the police
get through with him.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-06
TO THE NEW FUNERAL Vault.
The Body of Pope Leo XIII VIII Be
Removed I'm the Month of May.

Rome, April Announcement is
made that it has been decided by the
Italian and Vatican authorities that the
transportation of the body of Pope Leo
XIII to the basilica of ST. John lateran
will take place in the month Of May.
The funeral procession will start at
eight o'clock in the morning and will
be public, all the high ecclesiastics and
Catholic societies taking part. Italian
troops will line the route to tender mil
itary honors to the dead pontiff This
US of italian soldiers with the consent
of the vatican authorities, is regarded,
as important by the press and in polit1
cal circles 1t is stated that while 1t
is not an explicit recognition of the
status quo, 1t constitutes an acceptance
of the present political situation Of Italy
by the vatican.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-06
UNCLE SANS HELP.
One of the Greatest Causes of the
Recovery in Securities.

New York, April 6.-The vigorous re-
covery in securities prices which has
occurred this week. owes its incentive
to the decisive relaxation in the money
markets at all the great centres or cap
ital The successful conclusion of the
quarterly settlements marked the pass
ing of a crisis in the money markets.
The success is attributed to an import
ant extent to the relief measures adopt
ed by the United States treasury, which
have releaced an abundant stream OF
cash resources from the vaults of the
treasury to the reserve account OF the
depository banks. Some unsettlement
in the early part of the week was
caused by the embittered controversy
between the White House and the head
of the Union Pacific system.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-06
NEW MARITAL OBLIGATION.
Woman Justice of the Peace Does Not
Require Wife to Obey.

Chicago. April 6.-The tying Of the
marital knot, one of the prerogatives
of the office of a justice of the peace,
is to be made a speciality by Evanston's
recently elected woman Justice, Mrs.
Catharina Waugh McCulloch.
Mrs McCulloch already has begun to
frame up the obligation which she will
require of each of the contracting par
ties There will be nothing in the
marital obligation, as given by Mrs.
McCulloch, that requires the wife to
obey her husband. On the other hand,
Mrs. McCulloeh has been magnanimous
enough to exclude any obligation for
the husband to obey his wife.
Mrs. McCulloch promises that neither
party will be obliged to make any
pledges that the other party is not
bound by.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-06
ARE GUESTS OF CARNEGIE.
Noted Arrivals From Europe to At
tend the Institutes Dedication.

New York, April 6.-Andrew Car
negie's guests at the Hotel Belmont
now number sixteen and more are ex-
pected in the next few days. They
have been invited to come from vari-
Gus countries of Europe to attend the
dedication of the Carnegie Institute in
Pittsburg on April II, and q few days
later they will return to New York to
attend the National Arbitration and
Peace congress. From the moment
they left their homes until they return
to them Mr.. Carnegie has asked them
to accept his hospitality.
Some of the guests have been at the
Belmont for a week or more and nine
others came on yesterdays steamers.
The new corners are Sir Robert Ball,
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PRESERVATION IN JUNE.
Silver Service From Kansas to Battle
ship Delivered About the 18th.

Washington, April 6.-The pre-
sentation of the silver service BIZ the
state of Kansas to the battleshiD Kan
sas will take place at League Island
navy yard some time between June 10
and Is. Governor Hoch asked Cap
tain Vreeland to name the day some
time between those dates. but he re-
piled to the governor asking the latter
to select a day that would be most
convenient The governor stated the
Kansas editors would be at the James
town exposition during the week of
June 10 and he wanted them to be
present at the ceremonies.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-06
..pneumonia,s peadlx work

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-06
THEY PLEASED THE POPE.
Pictures of the Chief Cities of America
Shown by BioscoDe.

Rome, April 6.-The pope, his sis
tiers, Cardinal Merry Del Val and sew
eral other Drelates attended an en-
tertainment recently given by Engf-
neer Vannunci an employe of the
vatican who showed views of the
chief cities of the United States by
means of a bioscope. The pictures
were mainly of New York and Wash
fngton He explained each picture
briefly. The pope thanked the engi-
neer warmly and said that he felt that
he had almost realized his wish to
visit the new world.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-06
STRIKERS ARE QUIET.
Situation Among the ShipbuiIders Is
Improved.

Lorain, o.. April 6.-There was no
disorder today in connection with the
strike of employees of the American
Shipbuilding company.
"A large number of strikers today
applied at the local plant of the
United States Steel corporation for
employment When it was learned,
according to the statement of the APP
plicants that they were strikers from
the shipyards, they were refused
work. The strikers are leaving the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-06
More Fightinc i'm Russia.

Stravropol, Russia, April 6.-Four
peasants We're killed and three wounded
yesterday in a conflict between villagers
of Jalga and some rural policemen who
had arrested a peasant. The police were
forced to abandon their prisoner and re-
tire.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-06
A CariinaI TO Resipn-

London April "a Rome dispatch to
a news agency here states that there Is
every probability that Cardinal Merry
del Val Will resign his post as papal
secretary as a result of the publication
of the seized Montagnini papers.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-06
Garcia Seventh Cardinal.

Rome, Aofn SIT was announced
today that the seventh cardinal to be
created at the consfstory to be held
April 15, will be Monsignor Aguirre z.
Garcia, bishop of Burgois, Spain.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-06

of the John Fritz gold medal to DR..
Alexander Graham Bell and of other
medals for distinguished services to
Ralph w. Pope, DIR. F. R. Hutton and
Dr. R. w. Raymond.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-09
an d Concert.

The Juvenile band concert at
the Opera house last Tuesday
night WAS fairly well patronlzed
and the program in general was
well received The band selec-
tions were of good grade and
well rendered. The vocal selec-
tions, piano solos and reading were
decidedly good.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-09
Public Sale.

There will bc sale at Phyes
place near Soldiers Home on Feb.
Ii consisting of about one hun
dred head of hogs. Sows with
pigs, brood sows, some good shoats
one thoroughbred male hog; n few
cattle. implements aud a lot of
other siuil Sale tn commence at
10 O'Clock Look for large sale
bills Lunch at noon.
j. w. PuyE.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-09
Feeders Institute

The following program has been
arranged for the Institute to be
held in Monte Vista, Feb. l6,
1907:
RAISING AND FEEDING CATTLE
Papers by c. Bowsher, \. H.
Webster, w. A. Bronaurh
Hoes IN THE SAN LUIS VALLEY
Papers by j. J. Spencer G. W,
Gates, w. II. Tully. W. a. Robb,
j f, Golf.
FEEDING, Finishing AND MAR
KErING LAMBS Papers by X. Z.
Robb, +. q. Sylvester, J } Welsh
j. a. Kelly, +. S. Mathms
NET RESULTS FROM FEEDING
LAMBS AND Hoes Papers by r.
b. Wallace, II II. Abbott.
Mr.. W. f. Skinner Of Denver
and Mr. Henry Gebhardt Of the
Denver Packing Co. Of Denver
and Prof. II. NJ. Cottrell of the
State Agricultural College of Ft.
Collins will be n, the meeting and
make addresses.
Let every one plan to come, as
il is desired that full discussion
be had ON all the above subjects
in addition to the papers. Come
and give your experience or ask
questions. ht
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-09
HIah Sehssl Contest.

In the High School defamation
contest At the Presbyt yterian church
Ast- -Ecida1. 1.-ssighA 2sssas .ZaAnea
was awarded first; Olive Grafton,
second; aud Mark Watrous, third
place in the markings of the
Judges.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-09
Born.

Saturday, Feb, ,, to Mr.. and
Mrs. L. ID. Starks, a daughter.
Saturday, Feb. 2, to Mr.. and
Mrs. +. L. Joy, daughter.
Sunday, Feb. 3, to Mr.. and Mrs.
A, l.. Stroup, son.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-09

Their. are quit. u 10, of new resi-.
d.nces going up in III" south part
Of town. Frank Bowdish In build.
ing two iiy.-room fran. houses
both Of which ARE ron'ed AZ soon
NJ they ARE finished VIII Nash
is laying the foundation for nine.
room house, Grant Henderson has
n brick house nearly finished nnd
one other house is Ia process of
erection.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-09

Professor DcMottc lecture, rThc
Harp of the Senses Is the happiest
presentation of scientific truths in
combination with an eloquent pop
ular lecture conceivable. II is
vivid, fascinating, touching and
inspiring. No young person or
one who has the care of young peo-
pile can afford To miss it, II Is not
only highly educational but Is in
ten-ely interesting. He illustrates
the truths he teaches with the
stercoplicon. Seats reserved at
Stroup X Fullers drug store. Sat
urday the ata, The date of this
lecture has been changed from the
10Th TO the 10th.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-09
CratOrical Contest.

The oratorlcnl contest OF the
Monte Vista High school will he
held at the Presbyterian church
next Friday night, Feb. -. Fol-
lowing Is II list of the contestants
and the subjects of their orntions:
Liska Hellman -"Thc Quest for
the Unknown
Lowell Garr-"Thc Traitor Pa
tuot."
Arthur Brown-"Thc Survival
of the Fittcs,."
George MiIcs-"American Di-
plomacy"
George Bcll-"Opportunity.
Paul Needcr-"rhc Measure of
II Man"
Bert Ayers "A Problem of the
Twentieth Century
Rupert knapp-"The Gross aud
the Crescent.
Joe Osbornc-"The Triumphs of
Peace"
An admission of 30 cents will be
charged for the two entertainments
the boys contest on the 10Th and
the girls' contest on the 22nd
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-09
Hmandd and Geo. {. Gibbs

Homer Burnham. of La lara,
was in town Wednesday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-09

j. l.. Hurt of Center was in
town Thursday looking after cars
for the Shipment of lambs
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-09

Lewis Shaw and wife of Del
Norte were visitors IN town Thurs
day.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-09
% Miles In s NOuro.

George LiIley. with passenger,
ran his little car to Center. start
ing from Monte Vista at 10 n. IN.
aud after waiting one hour, ran on
to Ssgusche where another hour
WAS spent, then home via the foo,
hills road, making ninety miles all
III day light, using only four gal.
Ions of gasoline.
The Juvenile band desire ia
thank the public for generous pat.
ronag- Of their concert and espec.
tally the local talent who helped t G
make the affair success.
Little John kolandcr who has
been quite sick with pneumonia l.
recovering.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-09

l Nti ti's Ntth VI ltgul pHSlutSS.
Mrs. George Chase and children
returned last week from a visit to
Denver.
About sixty cars of lambs were
shipped from this station during
the week
Judge Brown came IN from
Denver Friday morning wearing
his usual smile.
WIlber Thomas, of the Rocky
Monnlnn News, wns dong busl-
ness IN town Friday.
A J. Hsut leaves for Kansas
tonight where he is called by the
serious illness of his father.
Mrs. Frances Howard WAS oper-
sted upon Tuesday at the Monte
Vista hospital and is doing we'll.
Hiram HIner of Hooper was do.
ing business IN town Friday. Mr..
Hiner is one of the successful
stock men in the valley.
G, II. Weaver of Chicago ar
rived IN town Friday and is stop
ing at the Grand He will be IN
town two or three weeks.
At the adjourned term of the
district court To be held at Del
Nortc February 18th. the Mexican
sheep matter will be tried
Orville Smith writes from Cres.
cent, Oklahoma, that he is alive
and doing we'll The report of his
death is without foundation.
Nellie Ydren writes from Long
Beach, California that the rains
have -cersed-xnd they ire now en.
joying good summer weather All
the children are now III school.
Our friends who are visiting in
Iowa and Missouri write that it is
wet and muddy back there and
they are anxious to get back to the
valley.
Ed Kobb sold three ten months
old pigs few days ago that aver
aged 3i3 pounds each live weight.
They brought G.i2i per 100 or
SO per head. These pigs were
fa,tened on peas which the lambs
left on the fields.
Roscoe Mckune, wife and iuugh-
ter aud j. =. Gardner and wife
wen, to Del Nortc Tuesday night
10 attend u meeting Of the Wood
men Circle nj TINT place, The
party made the trip by automobile
with MIR. Phnrcs,
W. T.. Shailcr has sold his small
brick house ON Second avenue la
Mrs, A. Hcnton and has bought
three lots on corner OF Washington
street and Third avenue and IL
getting ready to build commodI.
ous residence there
u. i. Gibbs has sold his room
ing hous. in Denver and came 10
Monte Vista FRIDAY on a two or
three weeks' visit with his children
aud friends. Miss Loy.l arrived
in town last Saturday and Noyle
has been going 10 school her. for
several months.
Their. are quit. u 10, of new resi-.
d.nce- going up in the south part
Of town. Frank Bowd-h In build
ing two iiv.-room fran. houses
both Of which are ron'ed AZ soon
Nv they ARE finished VIII Nash
is laying the foundation for nine.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-09
l.. Nj. Green and wife are now
stopping al the Simpson hotel.

Gen Bloomfield has been in Den
yer this week on legal business,
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-09

q. A. Sturm who has been in
Montana during the last four
years WAS summoned home by the
serious sickness Of his mother, bu,
owing TO snow blockades did not
reach home until after his mothers s
death.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-09


for the Shipment of lambs.
Mrs. Henry Larick, formerly of
Monte Vista. died Wednesday
February 9th at her home at
Azusa, California.
James Hildebrand, will move
Tuesday into the brick house on
First Avenue recently occupied
by DIR. Trueblood.
DIED.-Monday, February ilh.
Mrs. Edward Sturm. Funeral
services were held Mt the Baptist
church Wednesday afternoon.
G. g. Kerr has bought five acres
of land this side OF the fair
grounds on which he intends to
build a house for his own use.
A. II. Webster was IN Pueblo
last week on business aud while
there assisted in the capture OF II
desperate who was wanted IN
Oklahoma.
james Doyle, formerly station
agent ut Monte Vista and ut Ala
mosa, has secured n position in
Denver and expects to go to work
there the 18th of tins month.
\. g. Phnrcs took four travelling
men to Center cdnesday in hl-
auto and from there 10 Del Norto
and back to Monte Vista. MIR.
lhares says the jackson" runs
nicely.
DIR. Russell recovered his claim
against the csintc of the late VIM.
Quinn, for medical attendance. in
the Probate court of Denver Mon.
day. j. r. Nccrkamp was nt-
torncy for the doctor.
A. II Kramer has bough, ,if
teen acres of land abou, six miles
out Of Denver. east Of the city
park, on which ho will build II
residence and make this his future
home. He will bc on n car line
and can run into the city any time.
Mr.. Kramer goes to Denver on nc.
count Of having decided To manu-.
facinrc his patent beet digger and
topper there.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-09

james $. Campbell left Tue SHAY
night for Denver From there he
will go To Long Beach. California,
and remain for some time. Mr..
Campbell has been IN rather poor
health and is taking un enforced
vacation.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-09

Miss Force, who was epgsged to
teach the 9Th grade in q b. public
schools here, has resigned and
gone to Denver to accePt n gov.
erument position At higher sal.
ary. Miss Pearl Miller, of Den.
yer, has been secured 20 fill the
vacancy. She has had ! number
of years experience in grNde work
and is graduate Of The State
Normal. There is quite4 scarcity
Of teachers at present. s<Sf
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-09

The state superintendent of
schools has announced the follow
ing committee to take charge of
the san Luis valley institute:
President, :. NJ Ludwich of Sa-
gnsche county; Secretary, T.. A.
Nelson Of ConeioS county; Treas
urer, Geo. NJ Corlett of Rio
Grande county. This committee
will meet at an early date and de.
eide upon the time and place for
holding the Institute and to ap-
point conductor, instructors and
custodian, etc The institute will
probably be held at Alamoss.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-09

Mrs. Henry Lsrick, formerly of
Monte Vista. died Wednesday
February 9th at her home at
Azusa, California.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-09

Mrs. George Chase and children
returned last week from visit to
Denver.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-09

ID. i Gibbs has sold his room,
ing hous. in Denver and came 10
Monte Vista FRIDAY on two or
three weekr' visit with his children
aud friends Miss Lovel arrived
in town last Saturday and Noyle
has been gong TO school here for
several months.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-09

Ed Robb sold three ten months
old pigs few days ago that aver
aged 3i3 pounds each live weight.
They brought G.i2i per 100 or
$50 per head. These pigs were
fsttened on peas which the lambs
left on the fields.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-09

Our friends who are visiting in
Iowa and Missouri write that il, is
wet and muddy back there aud
they are anxious to get back to the
valley.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-09

Hiram Hlner of Hooper was do
ing business IN town Friday Mr.,
Hincr is one of the successful
stock men in the valley.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-09

G, II. Weaver of Chicago ar
rived IN town Friday and Is stop
ing at the Grand. He will he II
town two or three weeks.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-09

Roscoe Mckune, wife aud iuugh-
ter aud J =. Gardner and wife
wen, to Del Nortc Tuesday night
10 attend meeting Of the Wood
men Circle nj TINT place, The
party made the trip by automobile
with Mir. Phnrcs.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-09

Nellie Ydren writes from Long
Beach, California tina, the rains
have censec+-wnd they Are now en.
joying good summer weather All
the children are now III school.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-09

About sixty cars of lambs were
shipped from this station during
the week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-09

At the adjourned term of The
district court to be held at De
Norte February 18th, the Mcxlcar
sheep matter will be tried.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-09

Mrs. Frances Howard was oper.
ated upon Tuesday at the Monte
Vista hospital and is doing we'll.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-02-09

Orville Smith writes from Cres.
cent, Oklahoma, that he is alive
and doing we'll. The report of his
death is without foundation.