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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-10-30
The City

Fountain pen ink at the Ponce
Office.
c. l.. Bailey of Northome was :
visitor in the city today,
Athol Wynne of Cass Lake, was
visitor in the city today.
Albert Christianson of Blackducl
was visitor in the city today.
M. C.. Johnson of Cass Lake, wa
a business visitor in the city today
VIM. Hines of Blackjack spen
yesterday and today in the city OF
business.
A we'll selected line of poke
memorandum books can be seen a
this office.
Grant Stow of Crookston was {
business visitor in the city yesterday
and today.
Wanted-Experienced dining room
girl and chambermaid. Hote
Armstrong.
G., Dyer, of Crookston, spent yes
terday and today in the city on &
business mission.
F. Evenson, a prosperous farme,
of Margie, sojourned in the city
yesterday and today.
w. A. Gould left this morning fol-
Minneapolis to attend the big
timber sale at that place.
Halloween postal cards suitable
for invitations to Halloween parties
on sale at the Pioneer office.
Isaac Manning, of Big Falls, spent
last night in the city on his way to
Pequot on visit to his brother.
Mrs. Martha Booth of Tenstrike
spent yesterday in the city and
returned to her home last even.
Ing.
O. M. Hanscom, of Big Falls,
came down from that place this
morning and spent today in the
city.
Deputy Sheriffs John Bailey and
Arne Solberg returned this morn
ing from an official trip up the
M. & I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benson came down
from their home at Blackjack this
morning and spent today visiting in
the city.
Chas. Allen, the Blackjack mer-
chant, came down from his home
this morning and spent the day in
the city.
G.. NJ. Goodman of Melrose has
been looking over the city the last
past few days. He may decide to
locate here.
R. E. L. Daniel, chief clerk at
the Red Lake agency, spent yes
terday and today in the city on a
business mission.
O. O. Lindberg of Blackjack
came down from that place yester-
day morning and spent yesterday
and today in the city.
Mrs. ]. Peterson, Jr., returned
yesterday from Minneapolis, where
she has been for couple of weeks
having her eyes treated.
M. D. Stoner, county surveyor
and city engineer, returned this
morning from International Falls,
where he had been for several days
at civil engineering.
Nels J. Johnson, of International
Falls, who has returned from Grace.
ton where he had been for several
days purchasing a quantity of hay,
spent yesterday in the city.
Mrs. w. S. Lamont of Akeley,
who has been visiting relatives in
this city for the past few days,
spent last night with relatives at
Turtle River. Miss Ida Crowell.
who has been visiting at Turtle
River for the past week, accom-
wanted her upon her return to this
city this morning.
DIR. BLAKESLY: Il am more
than pleased to announce the arrival,
at the Beltrami county poor farm, of
bright bit of feminity, in the shape
of a bouncing baby girl. This
makes the second arrival at the
farm within the past two weeks.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-10-30
Her Way.

Her Way.
"There's young woman who makes
little things count"
"How does she do it?''
"Teaches arithmetic In q primary
school,"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-10-30
RAILWAY POSITIONS

GUARANTEEING want 200 able-bodied
young men to take short course of instruc-
school and for whom we will secure positions
as telegraph operators and agents as soon as
course IS completed. Easy to learn. Good
salary. Write for free CaialOg. THOMPSON'S
RAILWAY COLLEGE. Minneapolis, MINI.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-10-30
Pencils

In this line we carry the Fa-
bers, Kohinoors, Dixons, in
black, colored or copying. We
have the artists extra soft pen
ellis as we'll as the accountants
hard pencils.
Evening capital., 1907-02-20
TO GIVE CANTATA.

What promises to be musical treat
is the sacred cantata Ruth" which
the choIal society of the First Nj. r.
Church, IS now rehearsing for pro-
duction on the evening OF Friday,
March l. The cantata is beautiful
arrangement of the story of Ruth. and
among, those who will participate in
its rendition are some Of the best
known and most popular soloists in
Annapolis. The affair will be held in
the main auditorium of the church
building on State Circle aud an ad-
mission of 30 cents will be charged,
the proceeds to be used for church pur-
poses. Tickets on sale at Mr.. Edward
JewelI's store, Main street, also Field
meyer Brss., Drug store. 10 td
Evening capital., 1907-02-20
To Entertain Visitors,

Next Tuesday night number of the
officers of the Maryland Grand Lodge
of odd Fellows will pay Metropolis
Lodge No. IL, of this city, frater-
nal visit. After the meeting ban
quet will be rendered them by the
Lodge at Gufenot's. 4 committee
composed of Messrs. Samuel Davis,
chairman, George f. Quaid, John
Wood, Harry S. Kenchington and
Philip T.. Porter, have the arrange
ments of the banquet in charge. In
addition to the presence of the grand
officers at the banquet will, of course,
be the members of Metropolis Lodge
and quite number of odd Fellows
who are i'm the city and not members
of the local lodge.
Evening capital., 1907-02-20
Things That Hurt Your Town.

The following are some of the
things that will injure your town:
Mistrust public men.
Fight on the streets.
Oppose improvements.
Run down your new spaper.
Go TO some other town for trade.
Run the town down TO strangers.
Refuse to advertise in your home
paper.
Do not invest cent; lay out your
money somewhere else.
BE particular to discredit the motive
of public spirited men.
Lengthen your face when stranger
speaks of locating in your town.
If he wants to buy your property ask
him two prices for it.
If he wants anybody's else, inter
fere and discourage him.
Run down everything and every
body but Noumber One.
Refuse to see the merit in any
scheme that does not exactly benefit
you.
Talk in the barber shops and loaing
places of how bad times are, of how
everybody is going 10 the eternal
bow-wows.
Evening capital., 1907-02-20
MILDLY Riflemen Matched

Lieut.. Harris Laning, who has
charge OF the Naval Academy rifle
team, and also coached the Navy Sea
Girt team last year, has arranged a
match between the Academy team and
a team of the officers of the Maryland
National Guard for May 4. The match
will be shot at the Naval Academy.
Lieutenant Laning also expects TO ar
range matches with teams composed
OF officers OF the District OF Columbia
National Guard and the team of the
Seventy-first New York Regiment.
The Navy won from the Marylanders
and lost to the District and New York
riflemen last season.
Evening capital., 1907-02-20
Grounds Commission Meets.

Governor Warfiel1 this afternoon is
in consultation with the members
of the Public Buildings and Grounds
Commission, going over the plans
for beautifying State grounds in An
napolis. on that commission are
Messrs. John Writ Randall, Senator
Luther III. Gadd and Mr.. John b.
Flood, of Annapolis. These gentle
mems names were given TO the Cover
nor for appointment to the commits
sion by the Annapolis Business Men s
Association at the suggestion of Gov
ernor Warfield.- lie made this sug-
gestion at the banquet of the Busi-
ness Mems Association last fall.
Evening capital., 1907-02-20
"The Squaw Man. /"

Much interest is being taken by
amusement seekers in the coming of
The Squaw Man to the Colonial
Theatre on Thursday, February 81.
I.iebler * Co. under whose direction
the play viii be presented here, are
accustomed to surround their many
plays and stars with strong conpa-
mics. The cast OF 'The Squaw Man
is said 10 be no exception to the rule,
in fact, il is an exceptionally long
one, including more than thirty speak
ing parts, headed by Henry Jewett,
each OF which Is said is played by
well known actors or actresses, es-
pecially selected with view to suit
ability. '.The Squaw Man ran for
six months last season at Nallack $
Theatre, New York, and no doubt a
crowded mouse will greet il upon its
visit here tomorrow night.
Evening capital., 1907-02-20
Appointed to State Board.

Governor Warfield this morning APP
pointed Mr.. William s. Powell, of
Howard county member of the state
Board Of Education, vice Judge John
q. Rogers, who resigned from the
board upon his recent appointment as
Chief Judge of the Fifth Judicial
Circuit to fill the vacancy caused by
the death of the late Judge /. Thomas
Jones. MIR. Powell's appointment is
for the remainder of Judge Rogers
term of six years from the first of
Nav, 1906.
Evening capital., 1907-02-20
nBrown Of Harvard. /"

Henry Woodruff, who comes TO the
Colonial Theatre tonight, personally
owns most Of the properties used in
the first and last acts of Brown Of
Harvard. These include the Har-
ward flags and other college emblems,
the sofa cushions, the books. the
photographs and posters. the china
and bric-a-bEac, golf sticks, boxing
gloves, fencing foils and other arti-
cles which help give the stage set
representing Cambridge students
quarters its realistic semblance and
atmosphere. While many of these
were among the decorations in Mr.
Woodruf's 5 rooms in Ware Hall when
he was attending Harvard, others
have been acquired recently.
Evening capital., 1907-02-20
Storm warnirg.

The local displayman received the
following advisory storm warning at
$3.50 p. m.
Northeast storm warning p. n.,
moving towards Norfolk, Newport
News, Fort Monroe. Disturbance near
North Carolina coast; will move north
east, causing high northerly winds oil
the Middle Atlantic coast.
GARRIOTT.
Evening capital., 1907-02-20
NOTICE

There will be Shooting Match at
f. M.lDuvall's store, ST. Margaret's.
on February 22nd, commencing at
! 20 o'clock. Prizes to he shot for will
be Turkeys Geese and Chickens
Wagon Will leave Church Circle, An
napolis, at 1890 o'clock, to take per-
sons who wish to attend. Free to all
Evening capital., 1907-02-20
PERSONAL MENTION

persons who have friends as guests and
desire the publication OF the same will pieass
send their names 20 this ofisce.-EDIToR.l
Evening capital., 1907-02-20

nB. b. B.BRowNE, JR., OF $40 Park Ave,
~ Baltimore,i(A b., NJ. ID. Johns Hopkins)
win be In his annapolis 0ffice 66 Maryland
Avenue, near State Circle, on Wednesdays
and Saturdays, from 30 TO o'clock, for
professional work on the Eye Ear and
Throat. ~ mi5
Evening capital., 1907-02-20

Mr ] l. Harrington, left today for
New York 10 yisit the Motor Boat
Show Nadistn Square Garsen
Evening capital., 1907-02-20

Mr.. H. Grant, Weikert aud s. g..
Epeese, of Gettysburg, Pa. are visiting
Manager and Mrs. " A Hollebaugh
OF Colonial Theatre
Evening capital., 1907-02-20

Miss Lille Hantske. j. visiting re-
latIves in Baltimore for several weeks.
Evening capital., 1907-02-20

Mr. Edward Feisler. left here Mon
day for New York, where he has ac-
cented a position.
Evening capital., 1907-02-20

Assistant Clerk Samuel Harper, Of
the Shell Fish Commission, left this
morning for his home in Talbot
county, for short wis.,.
Evening capital., 1907-02-20

Alr. and Mrs. George @. Barton, left
this morning 70 visit their daughter,
Mrs I. Spence Smith, Snow Hill,
Md
Evening capital., 1907-02-20

Mrs. Anderson, wife Of Lieutenant
Commander Anderson, u. =. N, Il
stopping with Mrs Cheston, Maryland
Avenue.
Evening capital., 1907-02-20
Wants For Sale. Lost, &c.

TUTORING Is MATHEMATICS, ENG
LlSH, etc, done. Al reference. Mod
crate terms. Address "Experience, care
Capital Office. II
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-08-01

Hatign nema hann veri kj6lkl@ddur. D@ma.
laust ma PAD hafa verio gaman, ao STA menn-
ina standa parma 1 fj0runni .um morguninn
kj6lf0tum (evening dress). Mj0g er hneyksl-
asst a Pvi / emu bla0inu, hva0 lanlinn half
veri0 dona]egur. parna half menn akki CERT
annao en- az kinka kolli pa konungar avarp-
aoi pa, I staoinn fyrir a0 hneygja sig almenni-
lega ,,alt az Pvf halfa (ei0 til jaroar'. o.
aovara0ir cru mem um PAD, 40 7kki megi
snda baki a0 konungi, er gengio e. al hans
fund.-, heldur ganga aftur a bak fra honnm Q.
S. frv. dd nauseam.
on Pessi m@r0 og undirlag oskapur
kemur oss, sem blum flJ0frjalsu landi, frem-
ur undarlega fyrir. Her yroi manni nozkuo
hlaturgiarnt eff einhver k@mi upp neo Pa0,
az ham hef0i :,erft'' landslyoinn og tala0i UNI
unit folk" meo samskonar myndngleika
eignarrettarins ems % a0rir tala UNI kindurn-
ar sinar. Her cru valdhafarnir einungis full
trdar Pj6oarinnar og Pj6nar ]yosins. DAD cru
Peir, sem hneygja ver0a sig :,alt 40 Pvi balfa
lei0 til %jaroar' fyrir lJ0num. pegac yaldhaf-
inn beitir valdinu samkvamt PVT, sem folkio
leggur fyrir ham, er klappao LOT / l5fa; en-
fari ham lila meo umbo0 slit, skirpir f6lkio
honum ut af munni ser: Hver Pegn er her
konungur, hver valdhaf Pj6nn. B. 81.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-08-01

svo bj60in Sc 0llum dtlendum %yfrv0ldum
0ha0. [ AMMAN ste6 segir ham, az barist sc
fyrir Pvf az IA fullan aoskilnao fra Danm0rku
az 00ru l>yti en- PVT, az ba0i rikin half sam
eiginlegan konung. Umbrot Pessi a 1slandi
segir ham 40 half lett til pess, az Friorik
konungur belt til Islands meo f0runeyti slit,
a0allega / Peim tilgangi az koma a frioi og
spekt. pa kemur 1 greininni a0alkaAinn dr
electromagnetic er ham auttii matarveizl-
unni, sama dag og ham ste a land. En- sd
yir|ysing konungs segir h0f. az alls ekki full
n@gi meirihluta 1slendinga, mccall annars fyr-
ir pa s0k, ao Peir viii PAD vel, az enda P6tt
konungur sjalfur vii vera Peim eftir]atur, pa
fai hann litlu radio vegna d0nsku Pj60arinn-
ar, sem heimti az Island Sc a0 ems d0nsk n.y.
lenda. Greinin endar meo Pessum oroum:
,,Hvern eniir Petta hefr, ver0ur enn ekki
sagt. En- at 6vildarhug Peim a0 dema, sem
lslendingar MI bera til Dana 90 err likur g.
vildarhug Ira til Epglendinga, 40 PVT leyti a0
ham kemur til al ST 6rnarfarslegum a%sta0um,
pa er eigi 6liklegt, 40 imam farra ara v%eitist
Bandarikj unum kostur a 40 fagna / t0lu lf0-
veidanna hinu lorna islenzka lToveldi endur-
faddu". 3. =. j.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-08-01
Sim er si0ur i landi hveriu.

Engum vafa er pa6 bundio, ao Islending-
ar / Vesturheimi lesa meo mikilli anegju
skvrslur bahama fra fslandi um konungs-
komuna Panga0 og hati0arhaldio mikla. sem
af henni stafa6i, enda P6tt oss, sem bum /
svo mikilli fjarl@g0 % vi0 alls 6likar lands
ven jur, kunni ao fnnast ymislegt / Pvi sam
bandi @0i bernskulegt.
An@gjulegt er a0 vita PAD. ao heims6kn-
in he6r or0io Islendingum til soma og hati0-
arhaldi0 fari0 Peim vel dr hendi. Fallega var
PAD og CERT at minimum, az leggja ni0ur all
an innbyrois Agreining a me0an. A0aI-mal-
gagn ST. acknowledgements, Isafold, skor-
adj fyrir fran q menn, az lata engan a%grein-
ing aftra samt0kum me0 az gera konungi og
fylgdarm0nnum hans komuna sem anngju-
legasta og liza stj6rninni / PVT sambandi fult
fylgi. Var Pa0 drengilega melt, OF mum
hafa veri0 breytt eftir pvi.
A Hmm b6ginn getum yer, sem vanir er-
UNI si6um Pessa lands. naumast varist brosi
yir sunni, er yer lesum UNI / samtandi vi0
dyr0ina, sem gero var meo k6neinn. Skyldi
uOkkurSSCdOdf l mauulelml dQ0dO ems kFHOd-
foo dynja yfr land og lyo ems og a 1slandi,
pegar eitthva0 Der til ti0inda. Halfvemnir
cru sumir Pessir konungs lofs0ngvar. likastir
PVT a0 veri0 Sc az tilbieia quo almattugan.
Einkum Der a Pessu hja sera Matthiasi. I'm
konung segir ham t. a. M: ,,Blfoufaomi vafo-
ir pinum". I opinberu bla0i voru menn fyr-
If fran amintir um PAD, ao bioa + fj0runni, er
kong bari a0 landi, t kj%6!tGtum! Enginn
matti vonast eftir ao veroa nafnlsvntur Hans
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-08-01

Kaupendur Vfnlands cru vinsamlega
be0nir az borga sem allra fyrst Pao, ct Peir
skulda blaoinu. Dad kami oss vel, ao Peir
allir, sem 6borga0 eiga yfrstandandi argang
borguou MI tafarlaust. Og Peir fau, sem enn
skulda fyrir eldri arganga, aminnast am PAD,
40 Peir geta ekki verio umlionir mikio% lengur.
Innk0llunarmenn blaosins cru vinsamlega
beonir 40 gera oss skill hio brAoasta.
Afsokunar biojum yer a PVT, 40 j Petta
sim er blaoio dalitio siobdie. Stafar PAD af
veikindum 4 heimili ems starfsmanns vors.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-08-01
Nytt rit.

1ram6t hins ev. lit. kirkjufelags lslandinga /
Vesturheimi. 1907. Prieja ar. Ritstj6ri: Bj0rn
B. J6nsson. Raosmaour: Jon j. Vopni. Prent-
smioja L0gbergs, Winnipeg 1882 bls).
EFN1: Ritstj6ragreinar:
l. Framti0arhorfur
3. Utbreiosla K~ristind0msins.
3. Hin Postullega Trdarj atning.
Lausn Kirkjunnar a Islandi dr Leo-
ingi (ritger6 eftir sera Jon 3 jarna.
sony.
pingsetningar Pr6dikun (eftir sera
Kristinn X. Olafsson).
Kristind6murinn og Skynsemin Qyr-
~irlestur eftir sera R1n0lf MARTENS.
sony.
Postulleg stefnuskra (fyrirlestur eft.
ir s6ra Fri0rik J. Bergmann].
pingtfoindi fra %. arsPingi og Banda.
lagsPingi.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1907-08-01
island Vekur eftirtekt.

Aldrei fyrr hefr islands ems oft veri0
getio 1 ameriskum bl00um ems 90 a yirstand-
andi ti0. Kemur PAD lfklega meofram til af
Pvf, a0 PAD hefir med simanum komist / sam
band vi0 heiminn. En- lika hafa frelsishreyf-
ingar Par, er nd lAta ekki svo Tito 4 ser bera
a 1slandi, att patti / PVT. Og svo heir fer0
Fri0riks konungs attunda Waldo umtali um
landi0. R@0a hans, 1 Reykj avlk 80. juni,
birtist nasta dag 1 st0rbl00unum her.
l skandinaviskum bl00um, sem ut cru
gefn her / landi, hafa margar greinir taoi0
um Island. En- einnig hafa h6rlend bloc ensk
minst nokku0 a PAD. S6rstaklega minnumst
yer ag@trar ritstj6rnar greinar, sem ekki alls
fyrir l0ngu st60 / st6rbla0inu Minneapolis
Journal". Var par skilmerkilega % rGtt ger0
grein fyrir stj 6rnarfarslegu astandi landsins
og afst0ou pess VIC Danm0rku.
Him IS. p. m. st60 long grein me0 felt
UNI fyrirs0enum I st6rblaoinu chicago Tri-
bune'. Err hun ritu0 augsyniIega / peim TIL
d gangi az vekja eftirtekt Bandamanna a Is
landi. Er %ritstj6ri blaosins var az pvi spuro-
u1, HV0I HOl ulluuI VdcIl 0IeludTllnaf, KVdOSC
ham eigi vita PAD, en- greinin hefoi veri0 SIM
ritu0 fra deildarskrifstofu bla0sins / Lundnn-
UNI. Fyrst er Pess geti6 / ritger0 pessari.
hive Bandarikin attu az lata sig island miklu
var0a, par sem Vesturheimur half fyrst fund.
inn veri0 af Islendingum og Peir fyrstir hvitra
mamma numi0 landi0. DER half einnig lei0-
BENT K6lumbusi hinga0, og err skvrt fra dv0l
hans a Islandi og staob@ft, az / pingeyjar-
klaustri half mann / g0mlum handritum fra0st
um landk0nnunarfer0ir 1slendinga. Geti0 er
og UNI lorna ]y0veldis-fr@go og gull0ld Is
lands. Oar n@st er langt NAL um samband
Danmerkur og Islands og ]yst illri me0fer0
Dana q fslandi. Likir h0fundurinn sambd6
Dana og 1slendinga vi6 sambd0 Englendinga
og Ira. Greinilega er sagt fra verzlanarein-
okuninni og hni gnun landsins / h0ndum Dana.
Sagt a0 Island half algerlega gleymst Pegar
Noreuralfu Pj60irnar gerou upp MILL sin eft
If Nap6le0nsku styrjaldirnar. Sloan kemur
frasaga UNI vakning Pjooarinnar, sem byrja0i
a 0ndver6ri 10. sid. Endurfe0ingin hefst
me0 nyjum b6kmentum, er h0f. ,elar Magnds
Stephenson fyrstan vakio hafa. Oar naest KEN
ur barattan fyrir stj6rnarfarslegum rettindum
undir forystu Pj60hetjunnar ions Sigur0s-
sonar, er leiddi til pess, a0 Island fekk stj6rn-
arskrana 1874. Err pa sagt fra heims6kn
Kristjans nfunda og hat1o a pingv0llum.
H0f segir Pessa rymkun laganna pc ekki
hafa reynst 1slendingum fu~llnngjandi og lys-
If yfrstandandi barattu PETRA fyrir auknu
frelsi. Segir hann az dmmi Nor0manna, er
Peir rifu sig undan sansku krdnunni, half haft
mikil ahrif a Islendinga. segir h0f. ao a SID
ustu arum Sc a fslandi komin fran sterk hreyf-
ing 1 pa att, ao endurreisa hi0 lorna ]y0veldi,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-03-01
Labor Troubles a, Butte.

Butte. Mont.-Iohn ID. Ryan. manag.
ing director of the Amalgamated Cop
per company. has notified the miners
of the company that " the wage scale
Is raised the mines will he closed.
The vots on the proposition to I've
taken by the miners Monday means
everything to the city in business
way and to 10000 men who will be af'
fected by the result.
Acting under instructions from Mar.
tin r. Virgins. president OF the Inter
national Pressmen's Union. now at
Chariestown. Massachusetts,, President
Murphy Of the striking pressmen to.
night notified the publishers that his
men were ready to return to work al
the old scale of wages. pending arbitra.
ton Of their demand for an increase
provided the other allied printing
crafts were taken back upon the scale
in effect a; the time of the general
lockout.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-03-01
Trouble Ahead.

Tho trustees OF the public library at
MAIDEN. Mass. announce that they
siii no; put In circulation a novel
which decent woman may not read
20 dcecn, man ~i,hoa, biushins.- As
this Is standard of excellence which
cannot be applied a priori. Il may bc
necessary to appoint a committee TO
exercise the novel censorship. Tho
difficulty OF finding decent man will
be cauallcd only by that of submitting
/, decent woman to such an ordeal.
says the New York Post Tho latter
might. after time. grow hardened
and maintain a dca,hiy paiior while
reading aloud from dubious works. II
would not always bc easy TO dis,in.
Euish blush OF moiesty from what
novclis;s call flush of vcxatiou.' .
The man might even blush while the
woman remained pale. and. lastly. the
blushinE might be caused not by the
book. but by the presence OF the man.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-03-01
Roosevelt a, Harvard.

Boston.-Thc visit to Harvard uni
versity Saturday Of Theodore Roosc.
welt. who came. not as President ps
the United States. but as a grad" re,
turning To NEE, his fellow Harvard
men. including his own son. Theodore
Roosevelt. Jr.. developed into one Of
the busiest days Of his career.
Harvard hospitality was showerci
upon the President during his two Wis
Its to the university city. and in Boston
his personal friends claimed all his
spare time.
The principal event was President
Rooseveit's address to the students IN
the afternoon at the Harvard Union.
Two thousand Harvard men. mostly
undergraduates. gathered In the grea,
living room Of the union and gave the
President magnificent reception.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-03-01
New Plan to Save Child Labor.

A proposition to take all children
under II years OF age from factories
and other places Of employment and
send them to school has been made by
n. o. Nelson. millionaire manufac-
turcr. TO tho ~omcn'S clubs OF 81.
Louis. Mr.. Nelson In to pay the chill.
drcn half tho amount they would re.
ccivc for their work. and the clubs tho
other half Tho clubs have yet to .ivc
their decision and. pending Il. Mr.. Mel.
son has undertaken to do tho work
himself. says Reader Magazine. He
has Investigated for several weeks
,ast every application TO tho truant
ofiecr for permits for children under
age TO work In tho factories. and has.
" tho present writing. found seven
worthy cases. Each week these chill.
srcn call at Nelson's once and receive
The money they would have been paid
Tor workinE-an average OF three dol.
lars week Then the children have
been returned 90 their schools. In
less than onc.,hird Of III. cases invcs.
.isa;cd by Mr. Nelson did he md tho
scopic TO bc actually In need OF tho
.hiidrcn's services
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-03-01
Index to Prosperity.

The earnings Of the srca, steel cor.
poration afford an infaiiibie index to
the prosperity OF the country. The
figures for the calendar year 1906 are
impressive. the total being over siss..
$4,000. against siie.s5o.ooo in 1905.
s75.i76.o0o in 1901. and sioe. .s5i 900 in
1908. The showing for last year was
a result Of the phenomenal activity in
building. railroad construction and i'm
provemcnt and steadily increasing dc.
mand for iron and steel in every form.
And. continues the Troy Times. the
business done by concerns outside the
so-calied trust attained still larger
proportions. The new year begins with
mills overcrovdcd with orders. those
7f the trust yet untitled amounting
20 s.ise,7is tons. the. largest ever
known. and the prospects are favora.
BILE to another record breaker.