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The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-09-07
Men Of Means.

A party of Kansas men were in
town Thursday, They drove ont
into the valley and were wonder.
fully surprised and we'll pleased
with the outlook. One Of the marty
remarked that we would not know
this valley in very few years
when the ranchmen begin to farm
~ they do in some OF the eastern
states. They took notice of our
crops and how easily our lands are
titled and the best roads for auto.
mobiles when properly cared for)
that can be found in any country
1t IL not unusual for new men to
see opportunities that the old
settlers never dreamed Of. These
men see in the near future sugar
beet plants, cresmeries, lambs,
hogs, large diaries, etc. when the
vast prairies here are we'll wstered
aud titled.
The class of men that are CON.
ing into the valley now are men of
means aud push.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-09-07
anauai Mestins.

To THE STOCKHOLDERS or the PAns-AK.
TUNNEL MINING AND MILLING COMPANyi
You are hereby notified that the regular an
nuai meeting Of the Stockholders aud Beard Of
Directors Of tho Psss-Ne BY Tunnel. Mining
and Milling Company convenes on the second
Tuesday Of Scptembcr, the 10Th day, 1907. At tho
hour Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. in Home Office Of Com.
pany. Monte Vista. Colorado. to elect Board
Of Directors, who are to elect from among their
number presiding ofiicers for tho ensuing year
and to transact any aud all business that may
homo before the meeting
Given this i0sh day OF August. A. D., isss.
Jowx y. CAsSsnTnR.
DneFnaaPv
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-09-07
Notice For pubiiestien.
DEPARTMENT OF rHR IsrEaIOR

LAND OFFICE AT DBL NoRTE CoLo..
August 81. 1897.
Notice is hereby given that Frank &. Spencer.
of Monte Vista, Colorado, has filed notice Of
his intention to make final Five Year proof In
support Of his claim. viz: Homestead Entry No.
1884, made August .. 1901, for the Southwest
Quarter Section Is, Township - ~. Range F..
n. N. p. NJ, and that said proof will BE- made
before the Register and Receiver. at Dol Norte,
Colorado, on Tuesday. Octobor .. 1907.
He names tho following witnesses to provs
his continuous residence upon. aud cultivation
Of. thcland viz:
David C.. Cole. Frank Colo, Clark Hurd.
George Cole, all of Monte Vista. Colorado.
LEE FAIRBANKS. Register.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-09-07
SALE or STATE LANDS.

Notice IL hereby given that ! will ell. Il
public auction. " the highest responsible BID.
der. On the 18th dag II Hepssahss. isus. a .
o'clock Pm. at u,s ossics ot The STATE Hoard II
Land Commissioasr.. Capitol Baiidlns. Dsavsr.
Colorado. the following described iands. situ.
atsd In Riodrands County. Colorado. viz:
n. ". y II Section ., Township - North,
Range east. Minimum prlcs pr acre. ei?-0.
Nalus Ut Improvements oo this land o. a..
praised BY this dspartaens. N.sl7.N
Owner Of inprovs~sats ". q. rullv. Monte
Vista, Colorado.
sale Application No. M.
No land will 10 cold q tsss than the ninI.
mun price esr ssrs. - sivse ahove. The par.
GELS will 10 sold IL The above order. and secA
tract will b. sold % described above b liz
ssae morn o. isss.
Tsras u paynsas shall b % eo,iovs. vis
On lands ssiIas sps saIao " ~ ~ ssss. " pss
csst. n The pssshsss aossy o. the day a saIs.
The balance In stshsess ss,uai sssual payussss
~ pr ssst. ~ assUR. Lands sejling q
more thss ~ ~ scrs and ~ thaa "a M
sess. y ~ csss. cash a. tAs DAY II sais. W.
balance In sossssss sqsal aaDuai paynssls a
~ cent ~ ssssa. LssAs ssilins eos On
se0 upwards. y ~ ceat. cash. ed balance II
sQssi ssssal paynssts ~ ~ esst. istsess.
u W. psrsessss dos sot sws The impeevs.
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chaser Will sssssts btsd. % provtAsl IL ~.
tsns y. eel II jaly u. ia. nsss ~ sisisss Il
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The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-09-07
Had letter for Thirty Years.

have suffered with letter for thirty
years and have tried almost countless
remedies with little, il any relief. Three
boxes OF Chamberlan's salve cured me.
II was a torture. 1t breaks out a little
sometimes, but nothing to what 1t used
to do.-D. II. BEACH, Midland CITY. Ala.
Chamberlsin's Salve is for sale by all
druggists.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1907-09-07

10 the touch II Buck,sns Arnica Salvs.
1sS the happlest combination u ArnIca
flowers and healing bslsams ever CON.
pounded. No matter how old The soss
q ulsss n. this Saive will cure Il For
busnA sualds. cute, wounds o. plIss, Il
~ - eqsal Guaranteed By ~ drug.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-16
TELEGRAPHERS HEAR RUTTER.
Local strikers StIII Believe De-
mnnds WIZ he Gained.

JACK Rutter, of Buffalo, chairman Of the
strategy board of the Commercial Teleg-
Taphcrs' Union. delivered an address be-
fore the local body ut the meeting in
Typographical Temple yesterday after
noon.
Thomas Jones, Of Richmond. and r, J..
Fields, Of Baltimore, also addressed the
meeting The printed statement of Man
ager Prosser, of the Postal Company. 10
the effect that through service to the Pa
cfc Coast was establishes and running
smoothly was emphatically denied by In
ternational Vice President Beattie. who
produced a note, claimed TO be in the
handwriting of Night Manager Gooch. and
signed by him, 10 the effect that there was
little chance of getting through specials
TO the Coast. This message, it is declared.
was sent to the night clerk for his guild
ance in receiving messages.
The local strike situation was cauvassed
thoroughly, and it is claimed by the men
that success is assured.
Columbia Typographical Union. No. l0l
in the shortest session on record, yester-
day afternoon appropriated 800 for the
strike benefit fund of the telegraphers
1t was announced after the meeting that
the members of the union knew nothing
about the appointment Of a committee or
a resolution calling for an investigation
Of Public Printer StiIlings and the big
print shop
The Washington herald., 1907-09-16
MANY AUTOMOBILES SHOWN.
Bcst Cars VIII BE Exhibited at New
York Next Month.

New York. Sept 15.-PracticaUv every
inch Of space for the Automobile Club of
Americas big show, in the Grand Cen
trial Palace. on October 24-sl. has been
assigned. On the main floor the American
Motor Car Manufacturers Association
has practically all the space. In the CEN
ter viii be found the Ford. REQ. Mitchell.
STANDARDIZATION, Wayne. Premier. Max
well, and National cars. On the Lexing-
ton avenue side are the GaTfOrd, CIeve-
land Rainier, Bloomstrom, Moore. Fray
er-Miller, Lane. Kissel Napier. Smith.
and Kliuk cars. while on the Depew
place side are the Crawford. Acme. B.
L. NJ. Marion. WeICh, Imperial, Carter
car, Frontenac, Gaeth Dragon. York. and
DOlson cars, and the Knox motor truck
The Forty-fourth street side IS occupied
by the Doris. Gearless, Chadwick. Moon,
Lambert, Moline Marmon, Mora. and
Jackson cars. while on the Forty-third
street side are the Overland. American,
Allen-KlngstOn, Evansville. Simplex, De
Luxe, Glide, Pennsylvania, American
MOrs. and Austin cars.
While the first gallery is in the main
occupied by 1Oi members Of the Motor
and Accessories Association. there are a
number Of cars here also. including the
Colt. Jewell, Huntington. Holsman,
SChaCht, Cameron, Ellsworth, Buggy
about, Reliable, Dayton. and ShaWmUt
cars. In addition. there are a number Of
motor bike exhibits and a fine showing
OF commercial vehicles, including the
Lansden. Logan, Miller. Reliance. Nit
Chell. Mack. Rapid and Prayer Miller.
In other words, there are fifty different
makes Of cars and ten types of trucks
exhibited on the main floor and gallery.
The interest of visitors, however, will
not be confined to the main floor and first
gallery, as some Of the greatest novelties
and attractions VIII be found IN the sec
ond gallery, where the theater, restau-
rant. and Aero Club show will be located
Here also can be seen all that is new in
self-staTting devices. to say nothing Of
furs, lamps, tires tops, speed indicators.
oils. shock absorbeTs, tire infiatOrs, bat
teTies igniteTS. and every possible at
taChment and accessory that goes to
make motoring attractive.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-16
AID SEARCH FOR DYNAMITERS
Friends of Publisher Whose Office
was Wrecked Offer Assistance.
Law and Order Mass Meeting Held
at Joplin TO DenOuuce Act
of Miscreants.

Joplin Mo. Sept. 15.-The Daily News
Herald, whose plant was wrecked by an
known dynamiters AT Il O'Clock Friday
night, was issued on time yesterday by
aid Of a job Office.
William Allen White, of Emporia, Kans..
under whom p Z. Burton. the News
Herald publisher. did his first newspaper
work, telegraphed;
Don't give up; use my name for $3.50"
United States Senator Warner wired:
Pick your flint and try again"
Business men have subscribed 81 500 to
hunt down the dynamlters. Police are
working on clews.
A law and order mass meeting was held
this afternoon 20 act in the matter
Burton was recently appointed Missouri
University curator by Gov. Folk.
The News-Herald recently revealed that
nearly all evil resorts in Joplin had con-
tributed furnishings to the rest room
at police headquarters Of Joplin, where
Gov. Folks Sunday closing laws are
ignored.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-16
BAY STATE PARTY HERE.
Massachusetts Delegation En- Route
to Winchester, Vn.

to Winchester, Va.
A party of State officers and prominent
citizens Of Massachusetts, ffty-two In all
were in Washington last night on their
way 10 Winchester, Va. where they viii
participate In the dedication Of a monu-
ment authorized by the Commonwealth,
erected in commemoration of the Massa-
chusetts soldiers who fell in the Shenan-
doah Valley in the civil war.
The dedication viii take place to-day.
w. NJ. DIN. secretary of state, and State
Senators J. F. Shaw and d. E. Denny
are among the party.
Gov. Curtis Guild, who is to deliver the
address, was expected here yesterday. but
was detained and will not arrive until
this morning lie viii join the other MEM
bers of the party and proceed with them
to Winchester
Unofficial members of the party are P.
j. NOLAN, Allston; Mrs. J. c. Metcalf,
Boston; Miss F. z. Tibbetts, Boston; IL.
Nj COmey. Boston: Mrs W. S Cooke.
Boston; J. c. Metcalf, Boston; William Ii.
Han, Allston; J. Z. Foye, Saugus; Capt.
j. l.. Parker. Boston. Miss Jennie L. Hub
bard. Cambridge; Miss Katherine Hub
bard, Cambridge; Mrs. b. r. FNanklin,
Springfield. James r. Howles, Hoiyoke;
John Jones, Somervile; O. \. Parent,
BOndsville; c. y. Walker, Worcester;
Frank O. Dayton. Springfield +. \. Day
ton. Springfield: George W. Corey, South
bridge; Mr.. and Mrs 4. c. Cady, Tx
bridge; Mrs. Henry c. Cady, UXbridge
Mrs. Calvin d. Paige.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-16
DEATH HALTS ORDER
Soldier Prefers Watery Grave
to New Mexico.
BODY IS FOUND BY SAILORS
Private TaIbcrt, of Hospital Corps,
Takes TO Drink Immediately Upon
Hearing of His Transfer to Lonely
Fort Baynrd-Nissing from WASH
inEtOn Barracks Since Thursday.

Assigned to duty at Fort Bayard, a
lonely military post out in far New
Mexico. Private +. H. Talbert, a member
of the hospital corps at Washington Bar
racks. Immediately took TO drink. and yes
terday afternoon his body was found
floating in the harbor near the monitor
Puritan.
/ The discovery was made by William
Ward and Lawrence West. two Of the
monitors crew, who Immediately COM
municatcd with the harbor police. Police
men Lewis, Preston, and Passano boarded
the gasoline launch Richard Sylvester
and conveyed the body TO the morgue.
Deputy Coroner GlazebrOOk has not as
yet given death certificate, but an
nounced last night that when be did so
1t would probably be one of suicide.
Missing Several Days.
Talbert was reported missing from the
barracks several days ago, and the police
were requested TO locate him If possible.
Last Wednesday the man was notified by
the army authorities that he was TO be
transferred 70 Fort Bayard n Mex. Ac-
cording TO what the police have been able
to learn Talbert took to drinking imme-
diateIy after being told that he was 10
be sent 10 a new post They have also
learned that when last seen, Just before
his disappearance on Thursday night he
was intoxicated
Wien last SeeI. on Thursday night, Tai
bert told his companions that he was
going for a walk about the barracks
grounds. At the tine he was in his bare
feet When he failed to return the next
morning the local police We're notified by
the army authorities, and were asked 10
be on the lookout for him They were
furnished with his description, and were
told That he was under the influence OF
liquor when last seen The authorities
did not say that he had deserted, but
intimated that he had wandered away.
Other Attempts at Suicide Failed.
Coroner GlazebroOk stated last night
that he had been Informed that TaIbert
had made several attempts 10 end his
life only recently. on two occasions. he
said, the man had Jumped from the sea
wall into the river, but had been rescued
by his companions. Several weeks ago he
jumped from "a rowboat while amid
stream, but again the quick action OF his
fellOw-sOldiers prevented him from ending
his life. He was a native Of lowell
Mass. and had been In the service about
three years Il is probable that his body
Will be turned over TO his relatives.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-16
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Z. $. Dept. Of Ag-icaItgre-woather Bureau

Washington. d. c.. Sunday. SEPT. is p H.
Showers continued in the southern portion Of the
South Atlantic States and in the East Gulf States.
and extended into the eastern portion Il Eastern
Texas There were also Iaius in tie North PlCinc
States and showers In the Michigan peninsula The
Upper Mississippi Nallcy, and the Uakotas. else
whore the weather Was generally fair
Temperatures have changed but little remaining
considerably above the seasonal average IN the cen
trsl valleys. the lake region. and New England
There viii be local showers Monday in the North
west. the Upper Mississippi Valley. and Upper Lake
region, probably continuing Tuesday in the two lat
ter districts. and extending into the Lover Lake
region. Local showers viii also continue in the
South. Reports from North Pacific districts are
missing. but elsewhere throughout che country eX-
cept mentioned above. the weather viii be gen
orally fair Monday and Tuesday.
Temperature viii charge but little
The winds along the New England and Middle
Atlantic coasts viii be light aud mostly southorlv:
on the South Atlantic and East Gulf coasts light 70
fresh northeast % east she West Gulf coast light
to fresh caserly. on the Lower Lakes light 20 fresh
and mostly s0uthWestCTly. and on the Upper Lakes
light TO fresh and mostly s0utheTly except variable
on Superior.
Steamers departing Monday for European ports will
have light 10 fresh sJuthery winds with fair weather
70 the Grand Banks.
SPECIAL FORECAST.
Storm warnings are displayed on the North Pacific
coast.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-16
Enrt River Tunnel Ready.

New York, Sept. 1.-THE first car will
be run through the north tube Of the new
Belmont tunnel, under the East River, to-
morrow morning. Everything was in
readiness for the test, but it was imp0s-
sible to carry the plan out tonight on
account OF the rush of traffic from the
beach and on the New York and Queens
County Railroad.
The car which is at the WOOdside
barns, will have 10 be taken 10 the tunnel
entrance at the extreme end Of Fourth
street, Long Island City, and then shifted
from the railroad tracks to the tunnel by
means Of specially constructed pontoon
tracks.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-16
ITEMS FROM ABROAD.

St Petersburg, Sept. 15-The salvage
operations on the STANDARD and her repairs will il
is expected. cost 81 OO0ON
London, Sept. 15.-The colonial office has
sent hundreds Of cats TO Bombay and Calcutta.
hoping TO exeTminate the rats responsible for the
spread Of the plague.
Edinburgh. Sept. IA local sculptor
wants every library aided by Carnegie 10 place a
bust q the philanthropist in the building 10
arouse noble thoughts In the minds Of The Youths
Paris, Sept. I'm. Martel. a we'll
known geologist. in paper read before the Acad-
emy Of Sciences, reaches the conclusion that the
globe is gradually driving up He believes this will
finally become dried-uP planet
Tokyo, Sept. l5.-NiscOunt Havashi. min
lister Of foreign affairs. has been promoted TO the
rank Of count, and Messrs. Morono and Kuripo
have been created harons in recognition Of their
services in concluding the treaties with France and
Russia.
London, Sept ia dispatch to the
Times from Sydney. n. S. w. states that consider
able unrest prevails in the Pacific Tahiti is dis
turbed, and French neglect strengthens the rumors
\of the cessi0n q the island to Germany New
Caledonia is suffering from al acute industrial
crisis.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-16
MRS. ALBERT CHANDLER DEAD.
Member OF Colonial Danes Passes
Away Mt Randolph, VT.

New York, Sept. 15.-Word was received
in this city last night of the death at
Randolph, Vt, on Saturday, Of Mrs
Marilla E. Chandler. Of $50 Clinton street.
Brooklyn.
Mrs. Chandler was the wife Of Albert
b. Chandler. for many years president Of
the Postal Telegraph Company She was
sixty-four years old and had been mar
ried forty-three years.
She met her husband when he was in
charge Of the telegraph bureau I'm the
War Department in Washington. Her
maiden name was Steadman. She was
born in Randolph and was a member of
the Colonial Danes. Her husband and
two sons survive her
The Washington herald., 1907-09-16
CURE WOMAN OF TETANUS.
New York Physicians Accomplish
Good Results with Antitoxin.

New York. Sept 15.-Mrs Annette
Koesting, young German. viii leave the
Williamsburg Hospital In a few days COM
pletely cured Of tetanus.
on August Il last, Mrs. Koesting was
going over the walls Of the dining-room in
her house with a damp rag. She cut her
right hand deeply on a rusty nail which
protruded from the wall The next day
the hand was badly swollen. and Mrs.
Koesting was so in that she had 10 20
20 bed
Two days later the muscles of her Jaws
stifened, and the muscular rightly spread
20 the neck and back. DIR. Henderson. Of
the Williamsburg Hospital. took her 20
that institution at once without much
hope Of saving her life
Antitoxin was injected into her hips
three OF four times a day. For a week
there was no signs Of recovery. Mrs.
kOest.ng's body was bent Ike a bow. the
whole weight OF the trunk being sup
ported by the back Of the head and heels
At times she suffered terrible pain from
spasms and cramps.
The doctors kept at Il, and In ten DAYS
there was q relaxation Of the muscles Of
the back and abdomen. Last Friday
night she was pronounced out Of danger.
and to-day she was able 10 walk.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-16
ATTACKS STRAUS' PLAN.
UniOnist Resents SecFetHry's Pro-
posed Clearing House for Labor

UniOntst Resents Secretary's Pro-
posed Clearing House for Labor
New York. Sept, l5.-The controversy be-
tween the National Association OF Manu-
facturers and Samuel Gompers, president
of the American Federation OF Labor
over the proposition 10 raise $4,000 a
year for three years 10 protect the inter
est Of the employers against the labor
unions. and the reply OF the manufactur-
ers 10 the attack OF Gompers caused a
stir in the meeting Of the Central FEEDER
ated Union to-day.
The matter was brought up by Dele
gate CoaEey, Of the Lithographic Ap-
prentices' Union. Delegate Coakley said
that Oscar 5. Stratus. Secretary Of the De
partment Of Commerce and Labor, was
trying 70 establish a kind of intelligence
office for the better distribution of the
immigrants throughout the country.
Mr. Strauss he said. represents the
Civic Federation of this city. His ap-
pOintment is due To The influence Of the
Civic Federation. 1t was a remarkable
thing that he says he wants TO make the
intelligence Office a clearinghouse for
labor and the National Association Of
Manufacturers also wants 20 make
clearinghouse for labor. The whole
thing seems to be. as far as Mr.. Straus
Is concerned. the cutting down Of the
barriers against Oriental labor. lie SAYS
that Oriental labor can be used to do
work that white labor would not care
TO do"
Ephraim Kaufman, of the Clothing Cut
ters' Union, said that it was new phase
in the affairs Of the country when q Cab
met officer took the same views as the
manufacturers association. He said that
the matter should be brought to the at
tentiOn Of President Roosevelt
The Washington herald., 1907-09-16
SPECIAL NOTICES,

ST. PAULS CATHOLIC CHURCH. WASHING
ton, D. t--The vested sanctuary choir u THIS
parish Rii resume ITS f1lI order II service The rst
sunday IN octo5sr. Behear-aIs VIII b1ziu Monday
eS sulrg, Septemher IL, aui continue according ID
The regular schedule during The winter. Al excel
lent opportunity Tor systematic training l singing
motcts. pain chant. and Latin Is offered % al
men and boys who desire 10 avail themselves Of the
advantages n the rehearslls and choir school Brs
shoUa BE- between the ages q seven and thirteen
years, and DO previous knowledge q music Is aeces-
saET- Men and hTs from other parishes VIII be en-
tlrcy welcome, and there IS no expense n any kind
flr Instruction. T. must b. understood however
that al who attend tie reEe8rssls and sessions u
fue school WIA give their services % this choir f
called upou. during tie Ifri1d & eight months
after which they may return 20 their Cvn paTi,heS.
II desired Individual training and lessons eitE5-
III voice culture -igat-rasliug or piau1-farts play
ING. VIII be given gratis % tlcs, displaying u--
usual talent Apply h~ letter oniv 20 the c-Eauist
and ch1irmaster, ERNEST T. WINCHESTER -.
PaEls Rcc-CT, 1875 y street northwest Rev.
JAMES J.. MACKIN Pastor ss-s--t
The Washington herald., 1907-09-16
REPUBLICAN, STORM BREWING.
Colorado Grand Jury to Take Up
Hnrah Case.

Denver, Sept. I5.-There has been brew
ing for months a storm which should
strike this week. II viii affect the big
leaders Of the Republican party in that
State and certain men connected with the
Western Federation Of Miners, and into
il viii be brought President Roosevelt
and other men in Washington.
A United States grand jury has been
summoned for Wednesday at Boise to in
vestigate the workings Of the former
grand jury, which brought in a number
Of indictments, including the indictment
against Senator BOrah. This IS the first
move in the offensive war undertaken by
Senator Borah against his enemies. He
3 anxious to begin.
United States District Attorney Ruick,
it is alleged. secured BOTahs Indictment
by means which members Of the grand
jury have now sworn 10 be irregular.
Ruick has been displaced by attorneys
who will prosecute the Borah case.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-16
PICKS TAFT AND BURTON.
Ohio Representative Discusses POIit-
icaI Situation I'm Buckeye state.


Secretary of War Taft, in the opinion
Of Representative w. A. Thomas, Of Ohio,
will have the Buckeye States delegation
10 the next Republican convention.
Foraker, as a Presidential candidate, he
considers out OF the question; and while
he would personally like To see Senator
Foraker returned to the Senate. he said
last night that If the election were held
now, its result would be a matter OF great
doubt
In Cleveland" said Mr.. Thomas. the
fight between Mr.. Burton and Mr. John
son will be a hard one I believe the
Congressman VIII win; in fact, I think he
is the only Republican who could beat
Johnson. Burton is a strong man. and
his candidacy has given announcement
to the Cleveland Republicans as nothing
else could"
Mr.. Thomas was a member Of the House
Committee on Naval Affairs in the last
Congress. lie said he could see no OBJ
lection 10 sending the fleet TO the Pacific;
and as for the cost. he said it should not
be much more expensive than keeping it
maneuvering along the Atlantic coast.