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Long Valley advocate., 1907-07-18
Plans to Build to Long Valley.

General Manager E. M. Heigho
OF the "Pin" road is in Boise, ap-
pearing yesterday as a witness in
the Haywood trial. When ap-
preached last night and asked re-
garding a Weiser dispatch, stating
"that the P. & I. N railroad is plan
ming to build branch line into
part of, if not clear through, Long
valley" he said: "I don't like to
talk about that matter. / don't
like to appear as 'peddling hot air.
and that is what it would look like
if told you the plans, which may
be some time in being realized. I
will say that we have contemplated
a plan for running a branch line
from Meadows, when we have reach
ed that point, to Lardo on the Pay
cite lakes and from Lardo south
through Long valley to Roseberry,
perhaps even further A surveyor
has gone over the route and has
reported 2 per cent grade can be
secured. 1t would not be difficult
piece of road to build. 1t would
not be expensive in construction
and [ believe it would be a paying
venture. Long valley is conceded
to be the best wheat section in the
state. Fine fruit is grown there.
The land is all taken up and the
farmers are all prosperous even
under the existing conditions. With
an avenue to quick market Long
valley would soon become a great
agricultural district "-Statesman.
T. J. Laforest and P. Whitbeck
of Mountainhome were here last
Thursday. They had been in the
valley since the 9Th inst. and are
investigating it in the interest of
several people of Mountainhome
who contemplate settling in the val
ley if the report of the above-named
gentlemen is favorable The gen.
tlemen expected to finish their in
vestigations in few days, and ex-
pressed themselves as highly pleas
ed with the valley, it's remarkable
fertility, fine climate and it's won
derful beauty. r. M. Parks of
Roseberry accompanied them.
Thomas Nelson, editor of the
Cambridge News, came up last Fri
day to spend several days at the
lake. His health has not been
good for some time and he hopes
the change will do him good. He
left his wife and the devil to get
the News out during his absence,
and it is certain his subscribers will
get better paper than usual.
Martin Nelson of Cambridge was
looking after him to see that he
did not get into any very serious
trouble, and we expect Martin will
find that he has no "snap."
Lewis G. Van Ripper has sold his
lake shore property here to William
Plasants, a Baltimore, Maryland,
capitalist. Mr.. Plasants is report
ed to he CONSIDERING erecting some
Long Valley advocate., 1907-07-18

A consignment of butter from
the Roseberry creamery to Mead
ows passed through here Tuesday.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-01-03

cruise of the schoolship Hartford IL
was discovered that first-class men
actually did not know how to handle
n sextanti they were instructed by
the officers of the ship, and went
back to the academy with knowledge
they should have acquired there.
They had spent so much Of their
time learning engineering that there
was no time left for seamanship.
To return to the British Navy, an
officer of that service once said half
in joke" that 1T is said an easy way
to get promotion is to run your
ship ashore and then show courage
and resourcefulness in getting her
off again. A modern steel cruiser
was wrecked on the coast OF the
Philippines, but no one was found TO
blame. The old frigate Saranac
was wrecked on rock marked on
the chart, but no one was punished.
The Sacramento, San Jacinto, Scotia
and other vessels OF the Civil War
period were run ashore, but no one
was held responsible.
The theory OF navigation may be
taught ashore quite as well as at sea,
but practical navigation can be
learned only at sea. A glance at
the Navy Register will show how IN
tie sea service some Of the officers
have to their credit: herein lies the
whole trouble.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-01-03
sEAMANsHIP IN THE NAVY.
More Honored In Breach Than the
Observance, as the Record Shows.

New York Sun-The navies OF the
world are feeling the effect OF their
indifference to the art Of seaman
ship since steam superseded sails
Warships are now costing from three
to ten million dollars each, and
jeopardizing one of these is much
more serious matter than risking an
fold-fashioned sailing craft.
The collision between the Illinois
and Missouri in 1904, between the
Winslow and a ferryboat in 1904,
between the Worden and the Lawer-
ence, the breaking adrift Of the Iowa
in Hampton Roads In 1904, the COLI
sion between the Alabama and the
Kearsarge, the grounding OF Win
slow and Of the Rhode Island and the
very recent humping Of the Boston
on the rocks were examples of bad
seamanship.
This Is not peculiar of the United
States Navy. In the British Navy
within generation the Captain.
Vanguard, Victoria and other ships
have been lost as the result OF poor
seamanship. One English paper
says In an article entitled "Warships
on the Sick List" According TO
the last published returns eight per
cent of the effective warship strength
of the British Navy was In this
plight. This proportion does not
include the battIeships and cruisers
In dockyard hands undergoing re-
pairs and refi-s that have been
necessitated by wear and tear. When
the attempts were made to refioat
the Montagu the battleship Duncan
touched pinnacle rock Of the outer
shutter reef. her double btttom was
pierced and half her compartments
we're flooded. The armored cruiser
Good Hope is also on the sick list
~ mentions among other accidents
the grounding OF the battleship Do.
minlon and the mishap to the Hin
dustan al Gibraltar.
Not many years ago seamanshir
was regarded as the highest brancl
Of naval officers profession; toda,
II is held In scant esteem; very litsl
time is devoted to the study OF sea
manship in the Naval Academy. !
story is told that on the last prac.s..
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-01-03
How Glasgow stops scorchIno.

Ii a child use his pocket knife Z
cut the bark off tree, or carve hi
name on mahogany table. the knit
is taken away from him. This r.,
moves the temptation to mischief. d,
prives him of the object with whic
damage was done and Furnishes hil
by keeping from him that with whic
ne could have much innocen
amusement Glasgow applies tn
method TO automobilists who Offend
The penalty is imposed upon the mi
chine, and not the man. The aut,
mobile Is seized and locked up 10
from ten days upward, according I
the gravity or frequency of the O.
tense. The owner is thus deprive
Of THAI which he was not using r.
tionally and the public is saved thi
risk having dangerous machine 1,
the hands OF a thoughtIess persor
III man were caught lifting the dur
on the Lachine road at the rate
forty miles an hour in the spring an
had his $4,000 auto taken away fror
MIN and kept all through the Ion
summer months, he would be like
TO exercise -reater care next seaso,
II really looks as though the ella
Cow baillies had discovered how
make the punishment fit the crime
Glasgow Star.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-01-03

He had something besides, however,
If she had guessed-knowledge and
an excitement.
The twisted gold seal had gone Sc
cretly into his pocket, without word
to Dick, who had regarded it as of no
importance, and forgotten it. On
the morning of Christmas eve 1t had
been posted to James Hepburn, whom
Jim designated as his ''namesake."
III he remembers and cares about
her still, thatll fetch him." he said
to himself and was not surprised when
handsome man, keen eyed, with a
powder of silver on his dark hair.
walked briskly along the road from
the station on Christmas afternoon.
and turned into the gateway.
wouldn't | like to be a fly ON the
wall when they meet?" the sentiment
tai burglar chuckled as he sauntered
past with a careful air of Christmas
leisure. bet he'll say she was TOO
rich for him to come foreward; and
shell say she dared not call him back
put anyhow, they'll make it up and be
happy ever after, though they'll never
guess to whom they owe their Christ.
mas present"
The spirit of prophecy might have
been upon Jim Potter when he made
TINS guess, for so it fell out exactly
With one detail of difference.
When Rosamund had told that she
mad not sent the seal Though she was
thankful it had been sent,) and Hen
Durn had racked mis- brains in VAN
ior the answer TO the riddle, sudden
thought Juto Rosamund's mind.
Gould it have been the burglar?'
she asked herself, and would have
asked Hepburn, but to ask would have
meant an explanation, with mention
Oh the diary. So she held her peace !.
out she often thinks of the burglar
and not without kindness.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-01-03
HERE, AND THEN NOT HERE.

A child is like a tender Leaf
We watch it wonderingly unfold;
We count the moments, all too brief
That bind its infant realm of gold
We place a finger on its hand,
Upon its velvet face our lip;
But do not dare to understand
The wonder of such workmanship
We guard it with divinest care:
Its life is intricatsly wrought
Into our lives where'er we fare,
And tempted in our constant
thought
We watch the little leaf enlarge
Upon the green and growing tree.
We watch the little human charge
Bloom like daily fragrancy.
We say in silent hours of dawn;
To-day the little child will grow,
The leaf is growing on the lawn
How sweetly Natures wonders
fowl"
We look upon the little leaf
AS Of the little child type,
Unshadowed by the cloud of grief
That comes whene'er its time is
ripe.
Tomorrow will the leaf be there?
1t seems SO very fresh tonight
But there Is frost upon the air
And In the soul sense of blight.
Open the window to the day,
Hast fallen so soon, o little leaf?
So short the wonder of thy way,
Such whitening of a life SO brief!
And, 10, upon her trundle bed,
A faded flower. palild face!
A little bending OF the head
A dumb submission to His grace
A long, long aching Of the heart,
Soft footsteps in the house of grief;
@ solemn thought, how true thou art =
A child is ll.S tender leaf?
The Benzentown Bard in Bati-
more Sun.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-01-03
HUMAN LOCK STOPS.
II Is Because MIR. Edwards Put on
the Wrong Hat

There is human Clock" in Ger
mantown, according to the Philadel.
phia North American.
The clock does not tick, neither is
1t wound every eight days, but II
keeps time--with some exceptions
just as well as the best Swiss move
ment
The clock is man, very digDI
fed man, a member Of select council
and potent factor In Germantown
politics.
George b. Edwards Is the clock"
Yesterday, for the first time In many
years, he got out OF order"
The Wayne avenue trolley line was
constructed fifteen years ago. Dur
ing that time Mr., Edwards, big,
hearty, ever ready to serve his con-
stituents, used the 7:12 a. N. trolley
to go To his place Of business. Mr..
Edwards neighbors do not have q
view of the clock on the city hall.
Therefore they have no standard by
which they set their time except Mr..
~.
What time is It. Sarah?" asks Mr..
Blank when he is aroused from hts
delicious slumber In tho morning.
The clock has stopped, DEAR re-
plies Mrs. Blank 80 you better get
up"
oh, look for Edwards" yawns Mr..
Blank, relapsing into slumber; ne is
due at 7:12"
Mrs. Blank keeps patient watch at
the window. As TIP the everyone
tual member Of select council is at
the corner Then the clocks are set.
Yesterday morning, however, there
was confusion in Germantown. AS
usual, Mr.. Blank relapsed into Stun
Der, Mrs. Jones clock gained time
and the clock possessed by Mrs. Van
Rensselaer, was little slow. They
all watched for Mr.. Edwards.
II was O'Clock when he appeared.
They gasped. What In the world was
wrong? they asked, when behind
time they fastened for the cars. The
conductor did not know. Last night
a delegation Of neIghbors called on
Mr.. Edwards.
Why laughed tho genial council
man, Il put on the wrong hat this
morning and discovered Il when 1
was half way to the car. I use an
old hat in working in my rose gar.
den. ] got that on by mistake. 1t
took me nearly an hour to find my
other hat"
The neighbors have decided not 10
depend on the human clock any
longer.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-01-03
SCHOOL FOR CRIPPLED CHM.

AS memorial to his wife, p. A. r
W1dener, the street railway mapnato
Oh Philadelphia. has erected in thai
city, at the cost of 100000, a UNIQUE
ana beautiful industrial and trainins
school for crippled children. Tn.
nospital section, which was RECENTLY
dedicated is now open for the recon.
.,on OF children of both sexes between
.ne ages of and 10 years who have
peen crippled by disease. Mr.. Widen.
CT mas endowed the school. to the av.
tent OF 100000. This great char.
table institution is a comunation Of =
scnool Tor the education or poor Grip.
pied children, hospital where some
Oh me most learned physicians in the
country will use all the benefits NJ
modern surgery and mechanical SIKH,
10 heal the diseased little bodies and
lnaiiy II Will be a training school
where trades best suited to the phv.
sical condition of each child will no
taken up, and at the age of 1S these
aiuicted boys and girls go out into
the world equipped to fight the batt,e
VI me IN spite of their physical dis
abilities.
me girls will be instructed in sew.
,hs' cooking and sweeping, dressmak.
lng' millinery, embroidery also steno
sraphy and telegraphy. The bows
VIII learn discriminating. shoemakinp
tailoring. brace-making, silver en-
my 49,
craving, and those intellectually in.
chned will be taught drafting and do.
signing. : will be noticed that in
nearly all the trades the worker NAV
SIT rather than stand. Thrift viii h
encouraged and penny bank win no
instituted. 1t is also proposed that
when child learns trade wages
VIII be paid, and small charge vii.
De made for board This win AZ
veiop selfreliance, without which N.
Tie can be ACCOMPLISH in ,ife
reeple minded children will not BIO 70.
ceiVed, and 1t must .e understood
mat the object of the institution 10
70 heip the poor, and especially the
orphan child. The absolute car,
custody and control of the child must
De given to the management OF fbe
school, which Is located on Broad
street. near Logan Station. suburh
Oh Philadelphia.-Mr C. r. Miller IN
Leslie's Weekly.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-01-03
DEEP DIPLOMACY.

II Is characteristic piece N diplo
macy on the kaisers part to wei
come to Germany tbs religions cob
gregations expelled from France. Anc
there ~ more point TO II than thert
vas in hts unlJcky Intervention II
the affairs CT Morocco. Things hav,
materially changed since the Kultur
sampf ended with Bismarck's jour
ney to Canossa.-Providence journal
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-01-03

It's sometimes difficult to cross
crisis In your business matters,
And once or twice, . heavy loss,
Your friends and fortune quickly
scattsrs.
Then why not try . catchy AZ
which soon will help you to recovery
partners money can be had
To help you tide your troubles over.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-01-03
Only One luxury at a lime.

Piggmus-I'm glad II Is good form
not TO wear watch with dress suit.
Why?
Piggmus- Because never have
both ~ the same time.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-01
LA REINA MARGAR1TA

Querido hermsno tales circumstances die de Aencon
dice, sino que prueba. -
Enrique respr6 gladiator que snte nclnar bajo
81 a SUI adversano y le djo
10 probare noche las eStaran vuesra ha
htac6n la sta de los .es plan de la conjunction Mi aeta
de renuncia sc la he enviado yo msmo de Mouy.
Francisco omo de Enrquy Ia estrecho efuson
entire las suyas. ~::.;"
En- aquel msmo instante Catalina eno Ia habtac6n del
duque de Aencon anuncarse seg1n costumbre o
riendo.
Juntos! s claro icomo dos buenos hermanos
-Espero que hemos de ero sehora dio Enrique Ia
sangre a mienas que duque de Aencon padea de
angusta
Despuks retro POGO para dejar Catalina ibresd
de hablar su hio.
La rena madre saC6 entonces de mosnero ma2nhca
joya. dilo
pongais en- el cinur6n de vuestra espada.
despueS continue baa
81 o1s ruido noche habacon de hermano
Enrique movas
Francisco estre no la mano made dio:
Me pems que lie ensene el hermoso egalo que acabas
de hacerme1
Haced a1n mas dadselo vuestro nonlbre en- e mio
pues habia mandado hacer para Sl,
Lo ois Enrique2 dio Francisco mi buena nade
alhaa doba vaor permitendose la regale
Enrique extasio ante Ia beleza del broche deshzo
agradecimieno cortesas
Cuando estos transpores camaron dIo Catalina:
Hijo mio estoy POGO ndispueta, voy metme Ia
hemano Carlos muy cansado de Gaia
va acer Esta no cenark pues mia
servra la Cada habtac6n Ali Enrique
ovdaba daros la enhorabuenna por vor vuesr
desreza habeiS ssvado rey hermano
dejares de recompensado
Lo estoy va sonora respond6 Enrique inciandose.
ST. 10 estas Ia sasfacc6n de haber cumpido
tro deber respuso Catalina po bastan creed que
Carlos pensamos ag1u medic para sadar
deuda
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-01
ALEXANDRA DUMAS

-Yo encargo de conciarosos por dos razones.
tCuaes son?
La pnera po con6anza que los jefes mi ia
segunda tenor que ndan de conocehdo nombs
Vuestra Alteza
--Pero tquien me reveara nombres
-iPor vida del chapro yo.
-iSerias capaz?
-Escuchad Francisco va 10 he dcho continue Enrique
vos d Iuico quien la cano que pro-
eso provene duda de pesegudo yo ade
mas de que mi mujer tamben afeco sin gua
Francisco enrojecio de placer
-Creedme, hermano mio respondio Enrique, tomAd
asunto po vuesa reinad Navarro; tai que
puesto vuesra hemoso bosque
zar considelare feliz.
i Reinar Navara djo el duque pero 81
ST han nsmbrado de Poona al duque de Anjou tno
verdad NO he adlvinado vuestro pensamiento?
Francisco miro al rey de Navarro certo terror.
Pues bien escuchad Francisco! continue Enrique
hp6eos de que NADIA escapa han nombrado
Poona duque de Anou hano Carlos que Dos
serve egase mo hay made mas que eguas
de Paris hay Cuarocenas de Pars Crecova
estaIes aqui herancia uamene
que de Poonia sepa que esta Entonces esas
mi Francisco daes RENO de Navarro que
sno de los orones de modofo
acepto Io peor que puda ocuos que que per.
ALA fomTndo dnasa de reyes vviendo Ama
mi mlenaS aqu tque sols! pobe principe
psegudo pobre ho Cero de scavo de los dos mayo
res expuesto capcho de elos conduzca la Bss
tila
ST. ST. do Francisco 10 comprendo pero 10 que COM
pndo que renunes plan gu: psponeis hay
NADIA oculto dentro
duque de Aencon puso Ia Sobre e Coraz6n de
hermaro.
masado pesadas para ceras Por inentare
portar de faga ha quado las gana de po
seera
DE manera que renuncias de todo coraz6n Enrique1
-Se 10 he dicho 4 de Mouy y, os 10 repto
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-01
Gale de Ia Luna. .-YabueOa.
La Ultima Moda

Esta elesAhte publication d n
das Madrileha es 10 mejsr del nNAAs
SAtisface los mas exigentes gustss
con los preciosSs hsurines, acuaela,
patrones, 1abores feneni1es, tecad4r,
etc etc, que el gusto mas delicade cn
vesti1 pueda necesitar.
Mediante diez centavas Sc entta
un n6mero de rndestra 4 >quien 10 Sc
lisite de don lnocente Rivera, parada
4, Puerta de TERRA, San Juan, P. X.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-01
OOCTOR,(vSTAVO MUa0z

De Ia facultad de Mediclna
de Madrid y Ex-profesor Cll-
nico del. Hospital de San Car
los, de la mismasfacultad, de
regresos de su viaje a madrid,
ha establecido su ofcina pro.
fesional en..la calle de Teluan
no 81.
Horas de consulta de 2
4 4 0. m. Telkfono 10 326. q
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-01

GRINKNES horribles Sc cometen
- tsdss los paises en- los que el amor
In side Il m6vil principal Crfmenes
4 ID Elegancia y al huen susto Sc CO.
mete, usando un Perfume un Jah6n
vulgar, cuandoel exquisite aCashimire
Deusauets--ra en- perfume en- Jab6n--
g d su1npf del buen tone. Colgate
y c., wv York.
EHE H-E-L-v-E,T-1-A.
4 37 calle de aLa CRUZ.
/Nran casa de huespedes. liable
.dhotsis. Aposentos para familiaS y
personas solas. Comidas a cincuenta
0entavos cubierto. Bafios. Telefon
Ion. Apartado de correo 29s. Pro
tistario Pedro Shira.
Nota :--Rstc hotel estA 4 cargo DE-
ina sefforita casleha.
rs NECESARIO exigir que cada
oetia ebtenga grabado ell nombre Di
Rastivo Mojarrieta, pere un solo estu
dhe produce niejor efecto que una do
OaMa de botellas de aqua mineral 8 d,
ssr el 6rico curative radical. del este
mage y del intestine, Ell digestive Mo
iarriata pAri6ca los alimentos y los ha-
CO asirnilables. 81 legftino Digestive
.Moiarrieta ciira en- TN dfa las lndigcs-
tones, en un mes las dispepsias 8 gas
tralEias, Y en- tres meses las mas gra-
yes intermediates cr6nicas del est6ma-
70 Y del ineestino. Esta universal
ente con6nnado, ell forna sin igual,
que la e6cacia del Digestive Molarrie-
ia es verdaderamente radical y supe-
nor & la de tolos los otros remedies.
De venta en- las principales farnaiasc
de Europa y America.
~SE VENDE un lote de taba-
GO en- rama cosecho de 1905, de las me-
iores vegas de Caguas. Dirigirse q
ouiHenea CAbexudo y CO C2guas, P
Rice.
H sehor D1Az NAVARRO Ia
establecide SD e6cina de AAogado y d'
Netxrfa en- esta ciudAd. cAlle de Sar
Justo n6mero r3.
Fierce ante Ia Corte Federal, Cor
tee de Distrito de toda la Isla y Cort'
Suprema, dedicandose asf misrno a
exanen de de tftuEos de propiedades
incorporation de Corporaciones de
pats y extrangeras y trasmitaciou d.
expedientes de expropiaci6n forzosa
Aceptando Ia noble competence;
hoy establecida en- Ell eiercicio de la
profesiones de Abogado y Notario, e
sehor DIAZ NAVARRO Sc dispone
cabrar ( sus clientes honorarios exec
airnu - a&4fa Y1hdic0S
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-04-01
Doctor. z. Ruiz Afnau

MKDlcc;C1RUJANo, de la Fa-
eultad de Madrid. Consultas de lay
naedia 4 2 y media de la tarde.
Cristo. I4-San Juan.
Amador ledger., 1907-02-01

/ complete jurisdiction as to the areas
withdrawn from entry AID within
forest reservations. military reserva-
tions etc., over which California hy
its legislature has not ceded its
authority.
A few days ago Frank j. S7mmes
of the Merchants Association of San
francisco wired senator Perkins to
secure from the secretary OF tho trea-
sury an official statement Of thu
amount Of money he will deposit in
San Francisco national banks against
city bonds, as promised 10 the ci s.
committee. Today the secretary
replied that before any action can be
taken the San Francisco banks must
make application for deposits based
on city bonds and must furnish in
formation II ON which he can ascertain
the actual market value of said bonds.
The price at which they are purchas-
ed bg local banks will not be accepted
aS proof of value. That proof mus;
be made in the worlds market fer
securities of this kind. When the
actual market value OF the bonds is
asoertained, the secretary will, ac-
coEding to his promise to tie citizens
committee, accept them as security
tor government deposits at inety per
cent of such value.