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The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-09-07
STATE FAIR
At PUEBLO
SEPT. 9 to 70 Inc.

Among the drawing features OF
the Fair will be the following:
TuEspAY-Pawnee Bills W d
West show. One admission tn
all.
WEpNEsDAY-Gov. Buchtel and all
state officers. U. s. officials Of
the state and judges of Supreme
court will attend.
Base Ball Game between Pueblo
League team and the Famous
Trinidad team.
Fight between Flynn and Burns
IN the evening.
THuRspAY-Fire department ex.
hlbltion with tower 65 feet high.
FRIDAY-Tug Of war between Aus
trians and Italians.
Each day of the fair there will
be chariot races, relay races and
brOnch busting. Street carnival
each night during week.
A special train will leave Creeds
At 900 a. m. Monday, Sept. 8
arrive Pueblo $50 p. m.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-09-07
"NAvAJo BILL"

William N. Wallace, better
known IN the Southwest as NAVAJO
Bill" a cousin of X. B. Wallace,
arrived here last Sunday with 3OO
pounds of Navajo blankets which
be sold to Fassctt and Bushin9cr.
Mr.. Wallace came here some
twenty one years ago 80 weak with
consumption that he had to he
taken from the train on a strctcher.
The mountain AIR and Out-Of.lOOrs
living soon began to revive him
and now be is as healthy AZ any
man need he. His lungs seem to
he in perfect condition.
Mr.. Wallace AEON became familiar
With the Navajo language and did
business with them while - III
government employ. Wherever
he goes among the Indians be feels
perfectly safe. eats at their table
and possesses their fullest conf
dencc.
Mr.. Waliace's experience IL hui
an instance Of hundreds who have
come to the Rocky mountains A.
consumptives and have been re.
stored To perfect health.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-09-07

~ b ooeoaoanisd and will ~ aselseed
- HE Wegk 49, by Prefeeeors J. Frank.
~ Sooeor - Louis w. oevot, esssooee
~ ~ SooooeuG3on and members q ne
eelleoo eDotooab
The oose0e b meeting with crest sue.
eeee 10 svesv place ne visits, o. 70 svt.
eenee6 " Nc lmm practice. 4 Woeo
In tho AaDoN Times said that ~ wee
overA3sesN0o1 Wsth work there ana ned -
turn poe1oMeo oway. Similar eeateNaoRto
hovo oQQooeo1 In other paporo.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-09-07
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Temptation 70 CIR yosag astisaas b jois
ths foros q skille6 Woslgmsa noo1ed "a
coestsuee ~ paaena Caaal May ~
rssesaised hswsvss b ~ ~ q ebvsss
ed na,asia. Il b ths k1sWtng soeo-
thess who have ussd nlestns Dst1sss,
chs % tAoee wtthout tlsis eaag, VA
kaowing tAsy ~ sals lsea nalasioue
isausaos With Disstns Bstasss - hanA.
Care ssoed psissa 10 bt1eeG1s0.
weakness ~ - slsaasA, ~ -
kidoes tseeheaA 0uaDoe1nD1 ~ q
1sN0u1A ~ I,
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-09-07

HE spieN111 reputation. ie@0 esgpesseaeo
o06 Weaqofe0 ability appooa q oRoo -
TIE G600S0Do Herald. oeepatoh ooo0l
s'0e. Alooa y . pastmastee II ~ ~ -
hoollNo ~ = having the Nsooe NeoFVoooGo
Ossoeoo0 n ~ work here"
OoeD0oo eeu043Ne and opoPoton0 ~ ~
ooeo0 ~ ~ ears. the ooe4of to01o ~
eoeroettoN ~ muscular batoNoo q ~
ovoos ooanOo06eoo opticians ~ 0oNoeooo1 ~
Neeeae .. ood TITS oiasooo = teeooo W.
resr poN o,srAmrv,s.oss
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-09-07

Supervisor Spencer hes the
week commenced the sarvey,ng
preliminary to construction work
on the 6rst Forest Hsrvscs tsie-
phone line for tho Gan jnan. This
lins - n run from Monte Vista 70
upper Rock Creek. thence 70 the
Alamosa river, thence through
Sumner 70 Pagosa Springs. A
branch line will b. run from the
point where the main line strikes
The Alsmosa river south 70 The
ranger station on the Coeejoa. Il
" the purpose a The Service 10
construct many such lines q CON.
municatton 10 assist The pablic
ussrs d The toeeoe aid 70 secare .
more s@cleet adoiuietraeiou.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-09-07

MIRA Trueblooti's mother leaves
tonight for her home in Indiana.
She has enjoyed her visit very
much and 10 delighted with Colo
RADIO climate.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-09-07
ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION.

The Monte Vista High School
Athletic association has been or.
ganixcd for u strenuous campaign
Of football. Material for u WIN.
ming team u assured and the mon
will IN coached BY the new high
school principal, Mr.. Wales, VIM
~ \ competent instructor.
The officers N the association
are: Geo. Station, president; Earl
Matxcn, v,cc.prcsitlsnt; Harry
C0rlett, secretary and treasurer.
Managing committee: Ar. Az.
spaugh, Carey Campbell, Earl
Allen. Subscription committee:
Geo. Station, Earl Matscn, Earl
Allen. Temporary captain: Doane
Ackunc.
An equipment Of new suits has
been ordered TO- the team and the
secretary ~ already 10 communica.
tion With the high schools Of Pu.
sbl0, Salsla, Walsenbure, Alamo
-, Trinidad and Saguache, making
arrangements for series Of games.
Ths subscription committee wall
call % tho bus,ncas mcn for q lit 10
aassseance and Il 10 hoped they will
rsepoud.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-09-07

John Correll and Hugh Savage
have rented one side of the
Ahrens' real estate Office aud hsve
fitted up nice barber shop there.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-09-07

The gates to the Soldiers Homo
grounds will he open from 2 to 6
p. m. until after the Valley Fair.
Visitors are invited.
G. 8. ALDRICH, Commander
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-09-07

Enid Tohill went to Denver
Thursday night. She will enter
either the Denver University or
60 to Boulder. but had not decided
when she left home.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-09-07

F. L. Bishop is taking an A.
count of stock
The Windsor hotel at Del Nortr
has recently changed hands.
Bert Ayers wen. to Colorado
Springs Thursday night to enter
Colorado College.
John Mitchell Of Denver came
10 Wednesday IN hook after his
hogs ont on the ranch.
Ed Goodding left for Laramie.
Wyoming, Monday night for few
weeks rest and recreation.
George Goodrich came in from
Colorado Springs Friday morning
with a party Of eleven real estate
buyers.
|
W. W. Reilly and Fred Startling
went up to Santa Maria lake Fri
day to remain two weeks or more
ON reservoir business.
John Correll and Hugh Savage
have rented one side of the
Ahrens' real estate Office aud have
fitted up nice barber shop there.
Mrs. Trueblooti's mother leaves
tonight for her home in Indiana.
She has enjoyed her visit very
much and 10 delighted with Colo
RADIO climate.
Enid Tohill went to Denver
Thursday night. She will enter
either the Denver University or
60 to Boulder. but had not decided
when she left home.
F. NJ. Endslcy will 60 from here
to Del NOrte next week to lay
cement sidcwalks and may aiso
erect cement school house in TINT
town which il needed.
| The gates to the Soldiers Homo
grounds will he open from 2 to 6
p. m. until after the Valley Fair.
Visitors are invited.
| G. 8. ALDRICH, Commander.
Herman Wiesen and family. oi
Mineral Point, Wisconsin, arrived
In town Thursday on . visit with
Il. n. Bennett and vile. Mr..
Wiesen 10 brother of Mn.
Bennett.
Peter 7. Buckel, state mine 10.
spsctor Of District No 3 With
headquarters Il Leaalville, was at
Rico last week and has . good
word to say for that camp accord
ing to the Rico NswA
| The 1903 models Of the great
Pope Manufacturing Co. are on
the market antl the agcat for the
San LUIS valley informs us that
be has ordered by wire a car load
Of them and will not only scll them
at Ices than the Inst price at the
factory h,t will alsO give time II
requested. A thcy are recognized
u he the hncst cars built this will
he an opportunity to secure one "a
terms that people cannot afford u
overlook.
Supervisor Spencer hes thu
week commenced the sarvey,ng
preliminary to construction WORK
on the 6rst Forest Servscs tsle-
phone line for the Gan jnau. Thu
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-09-07

Herman Wiesen and family. of
Mineral Point, Wisconsin, arrived
In town Thursday On . visit with
Fl. n. Bennett and wife. NJ.
Wieeen 10 q brother AZ Mn.
Bennett
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-09-07

F. N. Endslcy will 60 from here
to Del Norte next week to lay
cement sitlcwalka and may also
erect cement school house in TINT
town which il needed.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-09-07

We beg 70 acknowledge editorial
eoarlssiss from We management
q ~ Conejos Coanty fs,r satl
heDe - b psssssS q thsir nssst.
- Wish eooss % 6sp~snbss s.
q - n, q Alsnosa
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-09-07

Peter 7. Buckel, state mine 10.
spector Of District No 3 With
headquarters Il Leaalville. was ct
Rico last week and has . good
word to ~ for that camp Accord
ing to the Rico Nswa
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-09-07
Hotel
A6ossiD Vista, Colo
Monday and Tuesday
Sept. 9th and 10th

70 seesa4e won the eyes am eoee -
sosse - - oBeizens and 70 ~ 0oaeeeo -
any We4 ooo4 them
~ Ae0N Ms located permanently In
oo0voe ~ ~ recently aeeeptee tho -.
eitioa - ADo01eal and Surgical 0lroetof ~
the oonvoe ophtnaInrie institute.
hs hae ~ over Is Year, experieWee
In hoepeoal .Wek and teaching In easeeeM
0~6(cSl 0ooe00es and 10 the outls0r o.
several slea0srd works On the sye.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-09-07

W. W. Reilly and Fred Startling
went up to Santa Maria lake Fri
day to remain two weeks or more
on reservoir business.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-09-07

Bert Ayers went to Colorado
Springs Thursday night to enter
Colorado College.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-09-07

John Mitchell Of Denver came
10 Wednesday tn hook after his
hogs ont on the ranch.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-09-07

George Goodrich came in from
Colorado Springs Friday morning
with a party Of eleven real estate
buyers.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-09-07

The Windsor hotel at Del Nort..
has recently changed hands.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-09-07

Ed Goodtlin9 left for Laramie
Wyoming, Monday night for fcw
weeks rest and recreation.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-25
COLONY OF RICH.
Iowans to Have Residence Section In
closed By Stone Wall.

Dies Moines, Ia, Jam 25--Sixteen rich
men Of Des Moines, most Of whom are
millionaires, have organized unique
residence colony and have bought 1870
acres upon which they viii build man
sions, establish an absolutely exclusive
society and protect this exciusiyeness by
a high wall Of stone
Nothing Of the kind has been attempt
ed III iowa, and the progress Of The
plan is being watched with keen inter
est. Among those who have joined the
colony are:
j.. G. Fiulbine, lumberman, 81 900, 900.
W. O. Finkbine, umberman, $1,000,
600.
James g. Berryhill, lumberman ana
capitalist, S200o,G0o
Robert Fullerton, lumberman, $4,000
The plan Of the colony is unique, ana
il j. supposed 70 represent the pick DC
the -four hundred" III Iowa
The plan originated in the minds Of
the lumbermen Of Des MONIES, but II
was found advisable TO vote in several
outsiders Most Of the capital stock Of
the company has been paid in at the
Des Moines Savings bank.
The entire outlay for the tract pur.
chased by the company and the proposed
outlay for homes. many Of which win be
erected the coming summer. will be over
81 100000, and when complete the new
residence section win eclipse anything in
Iowa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-25
BLIND JUSTICE
loriginall


loriginalI
The coroner was seated at his desk,
before which on supports rested cof-
fin containing the dead body Of a
young girl OF the poorer class. She had
been found murdered the night before
on road leading into the town. No
one knew her. and the body had been
held as long ss seemed best for iden-
tification. The only person to whom
the slightest suspicion attached was a
man who had been seen walking on
the road near where the body had been
found. The police Of the neighboring
towns had been notified, and the man
had been arrested and identified by the
person who had seen him. The prisoner
was undergoing his examination.
did you ever see the deceased be-
fore27 asked the coroner.
Never"
"What were you doing on the roadT
Il am a commercial traveller and Of
ten walk from one town to another in
stead of waiting for train. 1t was so
in this case
did you see anything Of this girl on
the road?'
II have told you that / never saw
her before"
The coroner conferred with police
official, then turned again TO the pris-
oner.
There is no evidence against you,
and suppose you are entitled TO a
discharge, but you will have to re-
main in the care Of the police for a
short time"
At that moment several persons en-
tered leading blind man.
'.This man, your honor" said one Of
them. "has come to town looking for
bis daughter, who, he says, has been
recently led away from her home. We
have told him Of this dead girl, and
he desires to know il 1t is she he is
seeking"
The moment the old man appeared
the prisoner started. Then he looked
about him to see Il his agitation had
been noticed and. feeling assured that
all eyes were and had been on the
blind man, resumed the careless air
TINT he had shown during his examlna.
ton. The blind man, who was old and
on whose face were the lines Of suffer
Ing, was led up and stood trembling
before tile coroner After some pre-
lminary questions he was asked to tell
bis story
my little girl" he said. lis a good
girl. She is all l have to love and
the only person in the world who loves
me. she cannot be dead She is not
dead. She must not be dead. She
worked In factory, and when she
went 20 work ia the morning she gave
me a loving kiss. All the. long day
waited for her TO come home, and then
there was another loving kiss, and,
though tired, she talked brightly to
me, cheering me like the flame Of q
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-25
The Times Daily Short Story.
1Se&e10geae2RS2Neae egaNaoaeS Se@2aSe4

fire on the hearth to you who can See
She never went gadding about In the
evening, but stayed at home with me,
though / encouraged her to bring her
young companions to our home.
But Of late she had seemed troubled.
She could not cheer me as she had
been used TO doing, or, II she did, /
knew it was with an effort And
noticed that the more troubled she
was the more affection she showed me.
Two weeks ago she embraced me more
tenderly than ever before hanging
about my neck as though she would
never let 80"
From that day have not seen her.
My neighbors have told me that she
had been seen several times with a
man, but / could get no description Of
him. l feel sure the man they saw her
with has been the cause Of her leaving
me- ! have visited 4 number OF towns
in hopes of finding her, without sue
cess. These people have told me that
you have dead girl in here who is
not known, but / do not think it can
be my girl Sun, win satisfy myself
that she is not
How can you do thatT asked the
coroner. You can't see"
Il can tell my Maggie said the wit
ness.
Your honor" said the prisoner,
then checked himself.
well, what IS itT' asked the cor
oner.
Nothing; only that an Identification
BY blind man is travesty on JUS
tlce."
How does that concern your" asked
the coroner, looking at the prisoner
with new interest
Only generally" replied the prison
er, endeavoring to resume his care
less manner.
by what means" said the coroner
to the witness, "can you know your
daughter
Let me put my hands ON her face,
and ! will know her at once"
An ashiness spread itself over the
features Of the prisoner
lead him to the body" said the
coroner. "and place his hands on it,"
The old mans hand was placed on
the waist. He started. He ran his fin
gers UP the body till he came to the
neck, when he uttered moan. Quick.
~ he passed his hand over the face
from chin to forehead and staggered.
''Oh, Maggie, MaggIe" he moaned.
"Your daughterT asked the cor
oner quickly.
MY daughter" walled the old man.
There was silence broken only by
the blind mans sobs; then he was led
away. The coroner turned to the wit
ness.
You will be held till you can show
that you are not the man described as
having led the girl away"
The prisoner staggered. put his hand
to his head and would have fallen had
he not been supported by policeman
who led him away. He was indicted
and tried for the murder, proved guilty
and confessed on the scaffold.
TURNER G. FTOYLE.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-25

noon, but even the most expensive vel
vet costume is not ono bit handsomer
than an elaborate cloth gown.
A hat In lavender felt has round
rather wide brlm Of equal width all
the way round the rim, rounding down
the least bit The crown is covered
with folds OF rich purpllsh velvet, The
ends OF which come out from the sides
and are drawn in under the briln. pull
ing the latter Ia and down trihe. A
cachepeigne Of purple tulle fills In the
back At the front Of the hat, toward
the left side. is cockade Of three Law
ender ostrich tips, one towering above
the other and all falling over toward
the front and confer OF the hat
Lace evening toques are very attrac-
tive and useful, as they are suitable
for wear with my costume. They are
most charming when trimmed With
gold floral wreaths and large roses
with fur, colored jewcled ornaments or
ostrich feathers.
The chatting dish has become such an
institution that pretty little aprons that
can be slipped on to protect the toilet
nre recognized features Of fashionable
dress The Illustration shows ia cx
ceedingly attractive apron Of dotted
swiss trimmed with valenciennes lace.
The fancy waist Il OF white tarfcta
adorned With German yalenclennes
lace. JUDO CHOLLET.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-25
DENoUNcES THE
TRENCH CATHOLIC CHURCH"
Calls Archbishop vilatte an Apostate
and Gives His Career.

Rome, Jan. 25.--The Vatican de-
nounees as non Catholic the French
Apostolic Catholic church, or any ma
tional French Catholic church, organized
under the leadership Of Henri des Houx,
whose constitution as a cultural asso-
citation has been accepted by the French
government
The authorities add that Archbishop
Nilatte. head Of the independent Cathp-
De movement ii America, who is now
in Paris, and Is lending bis aid and au-
thofity temporarily to establish the spi-
ritual jurisdiction Of the church, is q
well known apostate The Vatican Of
fciaIs say Vilatte is former French
priest who renowned Catholicism, was
ordained bishop By sect Of East In,
dian Protestants known as "0ld Catho-
lics,p and went to Canada and the Uni
ted States.
He then, the Vatican asserts, came
to Rome and endeavored to he readmit
ted to the Catholic hierarchy, but was
not believed to be sincere.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-25

event an informal hearing viii be held
for this purpose.
II has been determined that no coun.
sci win be permitted 20 represent any
Of the parties interested. In order to
expedite the taking Of testimony, how
ever, IL was agreed that some member
Of the committee, probably Senator
Foraker, will conduct the case in so
far as It is trial, on behalf Of the
enlisted men. 1t Is understood that
other members Of the committee will
be privileged to cross-examine.
The question Of sending a subcom-
mittee to Brownsville was discussed
but no decision reached.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-25
THREE DEAD m TRAIN PLUNGE.
Freight Goes Over Bank at LongdaIe,
w. Va, Owing to Spreading Rails.

Parkersburg, W. Va, Jan. 25.-Three
men we're killed and one 50 seriously in
iured that he win die as the result
Of a freight train running over an en-
bankment Wednesday. might at Longdale,
near Letsrt. about so miles south OF
this city, on the Ohio river division Of
the Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad.
The dead are: Harry Taylor, engi.
neer Parkersbwg, w. Va; L. r. Row
land, fireman, Grayelbank, O. n George ".
Whitney, conductor, Marietta, o.
Allen Mace Parkersburg, was terribly
cut and perhaps fatally hurt
The accident was caused by spreading
rails
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-25
BROWNSVILLE HEARING
WILL OPEN ON FEB. A..
Senator Foraker Probably Will Con-
duct The Case on Behalf
Of The Men.

Washington. Jan. 25.-Taking Of ties
timonv concerning the ARRAY at
BrownsyiIle. Tex, by THE Senate COM
mittee On military affairs. will be be-
oun on Feb. 4. Subpoenas will be Isl
sued 1t once for commissioned and nom
commissioned officers Of the discharged
negro battalion Of the Twenty fifth In
fantrv and possibly for enlisted men.
IN view of the fact that the court.
martial Of some of the men involved
will IA held in Texas on the same date,
tho committee may find it necessary to
examine these prior to Feb 4, in which
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-25
GIRL STOPS BULLET.
Springs in Front Of Enraged Suitor, who
Aimed at Rival.

Fresno, Cal, Jan 25. John ]. Jack.
son. an employee Of local undertaking
firm. in a ct Of insane jealousy. shot and
instantly killed Susie Pearson Wednes-
day night in the presence Of her father.
Grant W. Pearson, an engineer employed
by the Southern Pacific Jackson then
shot himself through the head, killing
himself instantly
jackson also attempted % shoot I.
NJ. Packard. who had taken the girl to
a theatre, but she jumped in front Of
him with the exclamation, No; shoot
mel The affair occurred on the locomo
tive r6uudtable, where Pearson was Civ
ing the party a ride. jackson evidently
knew that Packard and Miss Pearson
would stop there on their way home. and
he had gone there short while before
they arrived After shooting Jaekson's
dog guarded his dead body and had to
be Iassoed before the coroner could APP
proach the remains
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-25
FAMILY OF SEVEN is
SAVED FROM FLAMES
Mother and Children Are Driven to Small
Root as House Burns.

Boston, Jan 25.-Seven persons, Mrs.
Kate ". Smith and her SIX children,
were driven from their beds early yes
terday morning BY Gre which de,
str0yed their home on Bremen street.
Fast Boston. They We're forced 70 take
refuge on small piazza roof on the
second story, ana bnt for the timely ar.
rival Of iirenen would have been forced
by the fire to iuap to Tie ground Re.
low They were rescued BIZ a ladder
crew and taken to the bone Of neigh
Dor, where they were given warm cloth
lug and their needs attended to
AZ fire at i03 College avenue, Som
eryille, early yesterday the families of
William H. Bow aud O, IT. Perry were
routed and forced to Zee into tie cold.
The Bow family had no time for wraps
and ran thinly chad and barefooted into
the snow. The Thermometer was IA be-
low zero Two babies were saved with
difficulty and a dozen firemen were frost
bitten. The house is practically de-.
stroyei.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-01-25
Presldent Tnyites Canadians HAre.

Ottawa, Ont. Jan. 25.-The Hon.
Charles Fitzpatrick, chief justice Of the
supreme court Of Canada, with Mrs
Fitzpatrick, has gone to Washington, D.
G., where the chief justice will dine at
the White House, meeting the mem.
bers Of the supreme court Of the United
States,
The invitation was sent BY the Pres
ident personally It is accepted as
another sign Of the extreme good will
existing between Canada and the United
States The Canadian guests viii be
in Washington for about 10 days.