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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-30
LOCALLY, WORK
NOT Affected
Oregon Short Line Officials Make
Cheering Declarations Re-
garding Salt Lake.
OTHER ACTIVITY STOPS.
stacking Down Is Natural Result OF
Present Monetary Conditions
Undoubtedly Temporary. ONLY.

Through the clouds which seem TO
be gathering in tho fnaucial-'ndu~-
trial sky ls n ray W light shedding IT'S
warmth over the internountoin region.
| The order FOR retreuchmcnt ou Harri-
man lines does not include locai im-
povements. W. IT, Bancroft vice press
ident and general manager 81 thc orc
gon Short Line aud SIR uarr uans
peironal representative. ie authority
FOR this encouraging news Wo"1 on
the union depot ls 10 90 ahead towards
completion and improvements under
way IN the city's street car system VIII
not be stopped. qualification is In
serted. however. Unless conditions be-
come extremely stringent an this work
viii be carried out Mr.. Bancroft says
the Yellowstone branch. which Is an
but completed. Will stand as 60 is Tor
the winter Double tracking the main
line is another tremendous undertake
ing TO be postponed II is explained
interruption is TO be temporary only.
HOW SITUATION STANDS.
What can be expected?" was asked
builders said Mr., Bancroft. are tn
just the same position that any build
er Is. For an illustration, suppose you
rad $4,000 in a bank at the present
time and were thinking OF drawing ~
out 20 finish a home you had started.
The bank tells you its depositors are
foolishly timorous and 10 keep them
confident 10 is necessary for the bank
10 have all available money on hand.
You are begged 90 leave your money
there for a whue-until the scare
Is over What would you dof II
YOU decided TO help the institution tide
over You couldn't build your house,
could you? Well. there's the whole
thing In q nutshell The general SLACK
ing up Of railroad activity IS due TO
unsatisfactory monetary conditions.
Money Is being left to ward on
panic and while being put 30 this use
cannot be expended upon big improve
ments."
HELPING GOVERNMENT.
Railroad officials In the oregon
short Line headquarters here explain
the curtailment Is not so much a step
towards cutting down expenses as IL
is move towards doing away with
additional Expenditures. II is known
the big huancicrs Of the east respond
ed to the call OF the government, and
are now neiplus the eastern pallh0 Yf1t
the rough seas. Relief is In sight
and Il is expected here that all vest
ern projects will be under progress
again by early spring.
PUSH WORK on DEPOT.
Mr.. Bancroft says the union depot
for this city will be carried ahead rap
idly. Plans are expected from the east
at any time and with these 10 guide
erection viii be pushed ahead In good
shape. Both Mr.. Bancroft and j. p.
Wells. general manager Of the Utah
Light g. Railway company say no
word regarding the Utah Light & Rail
way company has been received and
no order for curtailment Is expectei.
All higher officials say there is no
need for alarm as the present strin-
gency win lift as soon as II has serv-
ed its purpose-that Of preventing
really serious conditions
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-30

Tho Flower shon' Tor cat flowers
ana funeral designs. uudcl National
Bank ol The Republic.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-15

lane. men no At Sen ful0e 9erTon
lis5eo. no At 6iertets rige % reas
8rdft paa 8u0s5arnets aaar. s..
Jus. Der oeo, at bun ultio bpr bare
/ i'm bimmelite 5aoers @ernin9,
og Iom pad Oct BENDER tilbage til
Ra3aretb for at p9re ct par iors
bite 6orplore u~nOsroanig, Def Bill
lsoe better min Gro pau, itfe Blot,
at ieg Tan % ftdl frelie min Yer-
ionIi9beo gennem ct 6psroagslib,
men ogIdd at Den fan uOOitle fig %
potie fla it9rt %oerigennem. Og ial
tan oil ieg fife frpgte for bet tris
oielIe 6per0agsorsOl; oct fan iaa
go0t Tibe en- bel Del llegtbsg %
forlorent tStemnin9sp9Ien bort;
men BET eate ital oct life gore nogen
Staoe pdd.
llnpgtelig MenneItene tran.
ger til at Op0dge oeres inoOOrtes
MenneIfe og opouse. at bets beo-
ite % fneTte Reofaber life er 6adnb
og 500 og 9ie = lite @i1iestraft
pg Santetlarbso = men 9iertet me0
osts title 2io. Sd oeso9rre - De.
er ogIda Menneifer, Der er blebne IL
aft for be0iote iom 9iertemenne.
Fer. for oct opbeIte Ser er MI alti0
noget u~miooelbdrt % ubepioif, boor
S9oen Oofier, Menneitet oeo ej feb
boorle0es; men fan h9nOe. De Pet
life er naoet neo / Sen rette Opboe
en0nu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-15

nSeg bar ~ipefu!eret oerooer,
Seq iroeos tit. jeg bleO gal.
Seq lgi oen Sang. Oct bar lite mig,
Def par min 6a'r. iom itjdl.
Ulen ban BAR fommen pdd 5aItnins
gen MI
5om 10 8ange 5po, oct er gioet.
% mig par ban alto en- tGrlig Gd'r,
Sea ftplote BAN mer emo qiOst.
Bar oct f~ortert, at ies prpOeoe paa
ut gore liot go0t moo ban9
Seq pioite, oermso BAR ban reooet;
Sch taalte jeg NOT Sen Stdm.
Sea tap til 9uarobeo Og til 6ordgt,
5or min SamoittigbeO i%Darte.
Seq tunoe bel Iuds for 0anmdrt
Selp unoer sen forte aofdroe.
% mi, MI er BET Iaa so0t igen.
90 nu bar ieg idgt Dem alt.
0iIs min 6a'r, ban IeOer cnonu,
% fortal BAN. boorIeOes jes falot."
Den unge 2%sitnant nitteoe tin
3il oen fpge. Der fmilte %fOrnsiet;
Sau reiite Dan fig, for at THULE
De 5aarer, Ger too Dam | gjet.
Den unae eeiindnt bar mig ielo.
Seq Ibnes enonu, at ieg itadr
% berer Oen bulorenOs 0ornmufit.
Som fploer ausuitenbOras 9udrb.
Msn on ieg benots mig, faa ban oso
: Sengen Der pso min SiOs;
6an imigeoe fat tmoo 8rbItet
aotaroep, sen roe og boiOs.
8dloemarR er0dm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-15

Ulen Marfet Iao Der ~beitanoig
Og talte fit merfe Sprog,
lSelo miot UNDER Santelmarts BIZ
oige Stri0
Og oct firenge 5ilbdgetOg.
Og ale Dc Oage pe0 0pbbsl,
t9an itoo % Itreo ida mdnoig
Som fda fun, Iom en- at De beolte =
Oct Iao ser, oct Wl9rte beItanOig.
Oct Ido Ger enonu Den Qprilnat.
Oct par EN- 9rdndt, Der tom.
Den Iprang meo ct ereOspenoe Drag,
Og 2sitndnten oenOte fig ON.
Der Iao Sens 6dnIen opreiIt
s 2~sbegraoen, paa 9unoeu.
.Seg tror, at Den trdf mig" ia ban.
Og gloOei lgb Dam at Msun0en.
Og aompusniets 8ddre Tom,
Og 8arlen bteb l9mpet op.
r5aroeI, 5r. 2eitnunt!" IA ban.
Og &uloen rbiteo bans &rop.
n6ar De ct 9nife, iaa fig Oct tunl"
ga 2ejtnanten milot. 0an Ipdrts:
r6r. 2ejindnt. ieg piIoe gerne %
M}eo Oen rsOe % boioe aOtdrOe."
r9ar De fun roIig. Seq loOer Dem,
ielp
Ut tale meo Gbefen 0erom."
Sda git De meo Barren, og npe Sra
mater
Og M Glenoigbeo tom.
Men 2ejtnanten buifeo 1T este.
Sad mart ban bIeo aflsit | Stanien,
9it ban til iin Regimentsdef
Og ba0 for oen brnoe Sens 6anien.
.9el. 0dr, troos oen Iorte 8oturos
6an tent 1T 5ldg me0 6onnsr.
Gad ber ban og bore bets 6droer
Sif 5rsft / Den 5imc, ban osr!l"
Og 2sjtndnten itpnote fig o0er til2lls,
Sil guguitenborg, til 2aidrettet.
Gn0nu par lite Sens 6anIen
Gf Spgeliiten imIettet.
Men langt bar Der life tilbdss;
3r9t lad ban, oa 2sitndnten Tom
Og fate fig OenIigt bos BAN:
Scr bringer ieg Dem 2eseoom.
Se fun, & Jduper, Dem TENDER De
not2"
Oa ben0te BUN fig til en- Sioe,
Og grab. og tpsieoe Gang efter Sang
2otaroen. Den rsos o9 boioe.
nJfu ifpn0er DE Dem, Sens 6anfen.
Og msoer beo Janen igen!"
6an iuttebs: Rel, ST.. 2sjtnant,
Seq er tommen for langbeis ben.
Wen LOB mig altio at tie
Weo Oct. iom jeg MI betenoer!"
6on tlemte i'm Qsitnants friIte 9aano
5 fine TO gls6enoe 5enoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-15

Der too for Den itrense arigsret
Gn menig Snfanteriit.
9dus aabne, mdnOige QaIbn
Bar 6legt. og 9littet triit.
9dn itoO Iom en- SsOng9nser n9iten,
itirrenoe, foroOerbsiet,
Ulen retteoe fig, oa bans RdOn bIeO
n9ont,
Os bIeO rsO Og fit' 5adrer I 9iet.
Sens Sanisn9 SaoeI. Oct Drummer
9eo oct os oct aompagni.
5ppe 4dr gdmmel. light.
.Og Smeo oe0 oct Sernitsberi.
Strafet fsr9 Nei aI0ris
Qnot tom oct, Stemnlen oirre6.
Oa itifteoe 9ommsrne Sitting,
Suu SdbeliteOsrne fIirrso.
0g Np0lteren lsfteo ut Bill
Deer 4tterne ferite Sang:
v8eo De, boor oct foriounone,
&oitbdre 8arttsj bang2"
Q~ntlageoe TAB. Der rasleoes
Meo Ootumentsrne paa 8oroet.
Oct frem91dr Der al 5orberet
s QfItrift fra 9erreostontoret,
ut 0eres 5uOer bar mistGnft,
Com forben itraHet for Spberi;
Sioen bar Mistanten oenot fig
moo Dem.
5ilitaar De Dem itpIois heri?"
antfugeOe tap, ct tlingt Winut.
Oar bet 5rbgten mauite, eqer Stams
menu
6ans a9ber. bele bans eesem ffialO,
6an ligeIom ballot Iant Iammen.
Saa retteoe ban fig after.
5an iamlebe fig til Spur.
Ollie berte bpert eneite Orb,
Os Stemmen loo fait og tar:
ia. 6r. 4poitsr, jes tilitaor;
Oct bar mig, iom begit 5pperiet."
Nu f~traaIte bans gtit fom af inSre
Greo.
6dn adnoeoe no Iom befriet.
en entelt at Oommerne unoreoes bel;
Nlen ban fsfo MATTE bioe oct bsoit.
Man unorfreb rolig os 3arlen
8leb after fsrt bort | 4rreIt.
San Ipurgte tun 9ogterne tpft UNDER
gejs:
~6pao bliper min Straf2" De fparte.
Som 9bo er on pis paa 0ano o.
9rso
Og pdd oen forte aotaroe." =
6dn Bar Den forte Rofaroe.
Og trdf admmerdternes Spot
be ooeroroneoes 6adr6beo,
Sdu bsjeo ban 6obeost Blot
Og lsfteo oct after tadlmo6ig,
0iftnot meo blesere Rinoer,
lMlen meo oct famine lbfenoe 8lit,
Som trsitet af fterte Minoer.
Og astet os uFbofot bleD ban,
Gin forte 3otaroe til 5roos;
gn anop, BET ida man, ba 3rigen
brso no,
5il at trade, og frpie, og Haas;
garat meo I'm 9uanosrefning altio,
6Dor en- Rdnnner1t par | 3nibe.
Sens 6dnien, at ban baDoe %ftiadlet
en- Sang
aunoe ineen rigtig begribe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-15
sifYaaife.

puIionsoigt, al go. 8taumiiIsr.
Snobolo: Oigte for palnsIsnoag,
aangfrebug, llhsnfor OombuTet,
pad OombuIets Qltan, 9eo 9ras
ben, os en- oeifig M paaftefulme.
OisTe 6eilige, gribenoe Di9te
bringsr paaftezs temning. De BIZ
bore pasIan6e at uo5ele til be itsrs
re Born / SsnoagsftoIen. pris
10 Gts., / garti FOR Rabut.
9onfirmationsminoe
8i bar alter faaet Oplag n
3onfirmationsminoe Rr. 401, trp.t
paa tint papir / mango fmagfulo.
&uIsrer .fter 5egninger, uofsrt /
5pIttnno. Dette 8onfirmatiOnsz
minos par oct msft falgbare al alls.
hi bar baft, og bill fittert | De flefte
3ilfeloe p9re tilfreosftinenoe. pris
Zen er $3.50 per Oufin. 5or n9rs
mere Oplpsninser Re Dor aatdlos.
Sioe XIV, UNDER 4tteiter | Dor
nh &utalog for 1907. boor Ger ins
oes en- minore Sfterlignins | cen
aulsr.
TddhSaffeifer.
9dabsatteItsr Hr. 500 babes ats
ter; sfter oct / l9naere lib bar Boz
ret oanItsligt at ftaffe. bar Ri OPP
ndnet at faa Oct paa Eager istn.
Oct er trptt | 1piflano paa tint
papir. / mango p9ne aulsrer,
Stsrrelien er 16 bp IL. os meset
imagfulot uofsrt.
priien er fom f9obanfis $1.50
per Dufin. paa Si6e XI UNDER
qtteIter | Dor nh 3atalo9 in6es en-
fun meget rinse @engioelfe az
famine | cen aulsr og minore Stsr>
relfe.
Ycrbcns9iltorie.
9anf llogaOe of Norout aOlfs
TENS 9eroensbiItorie peo Sngboro
9on6sIen. @sntemfet os reoioeret.
Snobefatier Olotioen, Miooelals
oeren % ben nDere Sios 6iItoris.
20 Dele, inobunoen / eel giuo, i
aft 800 SiOer meO mango Snuitra.
TONER o. fere Sort. 6sri filorss
De bistigiie biitOriife gesibenbeo:r
ne0 eennsm 3i6erne. SCOT og iiartt
~in6bunoen. 8ogen toiter $1.00.
Sc blioe Sarnbomsoase.
Gre 5ortaainger al atritine
Wormdrt. Snoebploer .9aaie0rens
gen., nHoIO" og pHorbdgsen". STINT
in0bunoen. pdsienOe til @aOe for
86rn | Ssn6ugsitolen. priTen er
Is Sent.
lDanifb 2utb. pub. Soue,
Blair. : /: Qebpafa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-15

par tilooers. % Der er oirfelia man.
9en Sang 3u9tens Ris / 6srrens
65ano 6lsoen forsanolet I'll en odno
oiIenoe giletoiit, Der bar piit I'll
rige qarer | MenneItet, ION eaers
3a0Os benligset uoPOaget.
Og Der er oct unegteIig SilfGis
Oct, at set pirtelige Menneite dltio
par TT qnfer inoen for 6Orbangst,
Der bar oct i'm tore 5remtio Zig.
genoe. S6i bOor oct bar a~rbeiOst
/ 5ro og aarligbeo, 9OOr oct opbeIt
bar fplt i'm iielelige aruft, DER
bar oet Iuttet efter Den Dag, oa
Jorbanget ffuloe BRACES til Sias
FOR en- nh Os unOerfufo 9erOen,
6oor 5ro og 9da6 tunoe qua OOer
i geIfuelie og geiioOelie, os &arr
ligbeoen uofoIOe fin rigeIte 9lomit
og i'm berligIte 5rugt.
Seq Oeo goOt. at Sen triite 5rems
toning, man taloer Den humdne
GHbif. ATTIC puaituar. at bette On
Ter in0en for SOrbenget aItib mad!s
te gore 8riitenoommen pirtelig6eoas
fern og ~Oeroensfp; jeg ipnes Iise
moofat. Seq ipnes, at osn egents
lig MATTE blibe Set, foroi Sen intet
bar at trFite oem meo, Der uofoIoeoe
oeres beoIte 8r9fter / admpen %
If Dem uFTpe0ne .,unoer SiOens III.
tenful0@, me0ens ariIten0ommen ter
tilffpnoe til at Iasge 9iertets beOite
arGfter 1, forOi ri bar Qnteret in
ben for 5Orbanget, Og foroi Ri bel
ffaI opIeoe oen Dag, pa 6jertst ful0i
no fan leoe TT Gin, for0i oi sr
naae0e oerben, boor
BE rette ggrnetddr
iaa 'lifiig sr til steoe."
Men jsg er ogfad forbereot pdd
oct Spsrgsmddl. ON od min 8ris
TENDON sr en- tulturfienoIt Wdg!,
Der gerne oil fe SbuteIpedre fOre
oanoIet til en- barmbjertig Ssfter
os S6umann til en- Opofrenoe Bar
nepige.
Seq beo, at ariitenoommen oIti0
maa itr9be at bepare lin 2ibsfors
tinolie meo Stunt Og adnOstultur,
jeg oeo, set life er ct 5ilf9l0e, at
man alto / oisie areoIe bar bars
let 8eroens fnarlige l1noergdng
fdmtioig meo, at man fordgteoe bis
ie Qdnosmdgter, foroi mar nemiis
oermeo bar noe at Stdno til At
magic 5or6ol0et til geroen. Nsn
8riitenoommen bar cen Sang bragt
set menneitelige 9~dnosIio TN 5or=
npelie d. Den bar ituoig TT,
Tom oen bill buoe frem og inc / al
aultur og STUNT = og oct er Wlens
nelfet.
8egrebet Tart pour fart" (auns
ten for &unitens Stplo) sr / oens
Zine forneorenoe = baaos for SUN
ten og &unitneren naar Or0st
tagss belt no.
s oct frantic Stueipil n9ringoire"
Ges b%etldser. at jeg ioeIig ma citers
efter 5utommelien Og beOer ON
llnofplonins for Gitaternss lInsjs
dgtigbeo) ftilorer en- 9igtsr tin
@srning. 5an itilorer oen fsrit JON
beitaaenoe / at imeooe Rim, 9ers@
liner, iaa tunitfulot tilpasIeoe at
De tunoe Hinge idmmen yfom imaa
alotter" Og Stilorinsen potter
oen maine apinoss 5oragt, iom 6ss
rer oerpaa. Saa itil6rer ban oen
ION at ssnopleoe / Tin egsn Sjel
Wennsifenes Smerte, angft, Jor.
tDiDlelis os SubsI os iaa bans GOs
ne til at giOe ben u6trpt, og BET
o9tfer bans SiIbererinoes gegej-
firing. Oct sr maaife gamle for
lliote Sunobeoer = men Iaa maa
Ger ilioes oioere osrpaa. syngen
tan forlanse, at dIoorlige mennss
fter ! alDorligt Qrbej0e Ttal fploss
meo 9egeiitrins ooer Sarnifftlirrsn,
ndar De lite fan opouge en- Wuno
I 91rniffet = sler ODsr en- 2anoss
tnagts S~abeIruslen. nadr De life
fan marte ct luenoe Manosmoo,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-15
Den tort. &ofaoe.

(af Den samle aaptain."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-15

Il UleHHelle Die OD9 pSpdrel.
6oao bar Sefus RriIfus2 Dig
ter eler aomponiIt eler Nrfitefi
e0er Orgdniiator2 Gan bar Mena
neite ilet og ret, men meo ben beie=
tie tOfoloelie at oct Opbeite men
itelige. pfaoien, ban itoo pua, tre-
peoe ct Wenneite - men meo Den
bojelte uoOifling at De menneiteligt
ar9fter, fom SbnOen bar ftemmei
/ os andre. 6ans SER er 10 fra
en- SIDE iet fun BET odrme Mens
n~effebiertes SER onnoen for ant
5iosr ooer Sbno og 5ao Os Msr=
fe.
Og bDuo for ReIten 2ipet tr1s
per, Tdd FREEZER bet MI dftio Msn.
~neifer; frrbsr life Degnet, netop
hDor bets Ruar er 0rsisit, Menne4
i~fefrefter: en- orbejoenOe Sro. ct
bompgt 6uab, en- trofaft 8nrligbeo.
Der er Dog enomr life giort ben
OpoagelIe | gerosn, at oisfs Sing
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-12-07

Henry Scherer, who has been
away during the past six months,
returned to Monte Vista last Sat.
urday. He has visited the great
northwest aud spent some time At
Los Angeles.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-12-07

Frank Gosd made q business
trip 70 Cuchsrss Junction the first
Of the week. where he was shown
over the country. aud allowed TO
bump the bumps" with the
natives.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-12-07

J. Lahroy Slusher made IA bust
ness trip TO AIamosa Thursday
night returning Friday morning.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-12-07

Chas. W. CLARK and family left
for Southern California Tuesday
night where they expect to remain
two years IL the climate agrees
with them.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-12-07

Paul and Elzear Bachand left
for Montreal, Canada, Monday
night on n months visit to their
old homo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-12-07

BoRx-Thursday. December ),
to Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert J. Gil.
breath, a daughter.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-12-07

Mics Ottillie Frsncklin under.
went an operation Monday for sp.
pendicitis. She has been troubled
with It more or less for the past
three years and an operation was
finally deemed advisable. She is
recovering nicely.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-12-07

Frank Sylvester came home
from Denver Tuesday, where he
spent Q week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-12-07
l1il,l.l,rnn,1,

James llildebrandt returned
Sunday from y three weeks visit
TO his old home NJ Atticm, Indiana.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-12-07

80 for the business men Of
Monte Vista Gre not complaining
on account Of the panic.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-12-07

The Ladies' Of the Methodist
Church will give a social At the
church Thursday evening Dec. IL,
It y O'Clock. Everyone 10 cordial.
" invited 70 attend.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-12-07
On Wednesday Of this wesl

On Wednesday Of this week.
the attendance in the Monte Vista
schools was again broken. The
following 10 the record Of attend.
ance in each room on that day:
Lariat, Il; first grade, g.; second
grade, Al; third grade, 30; fourth
grade, 10; fifth grade, 10; sixth
grade, -; seventh grade, ~; eigh.
tn grade, ~; high school. ITO.
Total, 40. The total enrolment
for the year reached 500 at the
close Of the month Of November
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-12-07

Edgar =. Carr, Travelling Pas
scnger Agent of tho Burlington.
was dong business for his road IN
Monte Vista Thursday.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-12-07

NJ. II. Kinney, Of Silverton. ar
rived Friday morning on a vis,,
with his brother, Harry Kinney.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-12-07

The supreme court has reversed
the case Of Alonxo Hubbard ". J.
l.. Hurt Mr.. Hubbard won IN
the district court but lost on the
appeal.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-12-07
eeur. Decisions.

Monday the Supreme C,ur,
handed down a decision which de.
clarcd ncopstltSeiona those sec,
tlons of the 1903 eight hour law
relative to women employed in
stores where the nature of their
work compels them to remain
standing. Chief Justice Steel dis
seating.
The same fate probably awaits
the balance of the eight hour law
when u test IS made.
The railroad commission case
has been advanced on the docket
but will not be reached before
March or April.
The court held that the Torrens
land law passed by the fourteenth
general assembly allowing owners
of property through the courts
quiet title thereof thus dispensing
with abstracts Is constitutional.
G. B. Kegley aud wife, of Wash.
ington, arrived IN town Friday
morning on a short visit. They
are on their way home from the
National Grange convention held
at Columbus. Ohio, where Mr..
Kegley was a delegate. Mr.. Kcg-
ley is president Of the state Grange
of Washington where he has been
engaged in ranching for seventeen
years. The convention was at
tended by delegates from every
state 10 the union and questions of
great importance to the farmers
were discussed. Mr.. kegley is a
brother of Mrs. John Heckcr
About ton days lgo Mrs. John
Appel. near Center, fell and frac-
torsd her h,p bone. " supposed
It was Only . bruise and applied
sons Imminent which proved futile.
Thursdsy Of this week DR.. True
blood vas called and adjusted the
fracture. The patient 10 getting
along nicely with a prospect of
complete recovery, but it will be
some weeks before she will be able
70 b about tho house again.
A party Of about forty land
seekers came in from Colorado
Springs Thursday and we're taken
out into the country IN autos and
carriages. All were we'll i'm.
pressed with the valley and good
part Of them will probably invest
10 San Luis valley lands.
Mics Ottillie Francklin under.
went an operation Monday for sp.
pendicitis. She has been troubled
with II more or less for the past
three years aud an operation WAS
finally deemed advisable. She Is
recovering nicely.
Henry Scherer, who has been
away during the past six months,
returned to Monte Vista last Sat.
urday. He has visited the great
northwest aud spent some time At
Los Angeles.
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The American Cow.

There are nearly 100000 dairy
COWS in the United States, and enough
other cattle to make n total of owe?
90,0O0,0O0 head, including bulls, oxen,
young stock and "hocls and herds
which range to the valley free" and
all condemned to slaughter. There are
less than million thoroughbred cat
tie in the country ana more than 40
100000 scrubs. ? he rest are half or
higher grades About 20,000,000 calves
are born annually. The average value
Of cow is 500 In Rhode Island, a
dairying State. the average is $50.
The COWS Of the United States yield
about 9,o00,00G,000 gallons of milk a
year (watered and unw2tered) the
butter product is nearly 100000, 600
pounds Call grades), and the product
Of cheese over 300O0O.O0O pounds. Our
cheese industry is making enormous
strides. In short time the output
will be 1,0o0,OO0,00O pounds There IS
one item, bypr0duct. which Is never
alluded to when Mistress Cow or Sis
Cow is considered Our gold prOduC-
ton is about ISL 100000 n year at pres
cnt. That is vast sum Of money. Yet
the rakings of our COW yards and
stalls for the fertilization of crops are
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-02-28
Deyeloping II New Potato.

During the past season remarkable
progress has been made in the cult
walton Of a new species of potato In
the department of Vienne in France.
1t originated In Uruguay, and is called
the Solanum CommersOn. Amid its
new environment in France, and by
dlnt Of careful cultivation and selec-
ton. It has developed several forms
which promise to become fixed, and to
POSSESS much value as additions to the
food resources of Europe. Among these
forms, all springlng from one parent
species, there are yellow variety, a
white variety, red variety and va
riety not specially characterized by
color, all of which possess distinctive
shapes and qualities. \ fact that par
ticularly interests botanists and cult
vators Is that these varieties have ev-
identity not yet reached their final set
tied forms, and the experiments OF
VI. Iabergerle in Nienue are closely
watched because ii is thought that they
will throw light upon the unsettled
question of the general origin of the
potato.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1907-02-28
The Farm Garden.

For farmer to begin gardening
with several kinds of each vegetable is
as a rule, give attention to gardening.
About one half OF the varieties in many
of the seed catalogues could be elimi-
mated with advantage. If the garden
is to be a speciality next year, NOW off
the grass and weeds, burn the ground
over to destroy the weed seeds and
plow the land whenever favorable for
50 doing applying manure literally
and then narrowing it in. Next spring
pillow the garden again and use only a
few varieties of each vegetable, select
ing such as may be supposed TO be the
best.
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This in Worth Saving.

The following simple homemade
mixture is said to relieve any form of
rheumatism or backache, also cleanse
and strengthen the Kidneys and Blad-
der, overcoming all urinary disorders,
if taken before the stage of
Bright's disease: Fluid Extract Dande-
lion, onc-half ounce; Compound Kar-
gon, one ounce; Compound Syrup Sar-
saparilla, three ounces. Mix by shak-
ing well IN a bottle and take in tea
spoonful doses after meals and at bed
time.
A well-known authority states that
these ingredients are mainly of yegc-
table extraction, and harmless to use,
and can be obtained at small cost from
any good prescription pharmacy. Those
who think they have kidney trouble
or suffer with lame back or weak blad-
der or Rheumatism, should give this
prescription trial, rs no harm can
possibly follow its use, and it is said
to do wonders for some people.