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The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1908-09-19

A law providing for the physical valu-
alton Of all the railroads in the State ~
basis for ascertaining equitable rail
road rates, and the adjustment Of rates
in accordance Herewith.
A rigid anti-pas law, relieving alike
the railroads Of the State from the free
pass burden, and the people OF the State
from the sinister free paA influence.
The railroads then, in fairness can re-
duce passenger rates when all pay, and
our legislators can then act untram-
meled in matters Of legislation, when
freed from the obligation Of free pass
favors to themselves or to their COM
munities.
A service and minimum speed law for
the movement OF live stock on railroads
Of the state.
Such amendment to the Railroad Com
mission law, which was passed by the
last Legislature. ~ will make it effective
for the redress Of the many intolerable
abuses suffered by the shippers OF the
state.
A general drainage law for a4ricul-
tural land, permitting the formation Of
drainage districts and the bonding there
Of to build drainage bitches.
We also favor state and national laws
requiring all banks to establish guar
sntee fund for the prompt payment OF
the depositors Of any insolveut bank.
In County affairs, We pledge ourselves
to rigid economy in the conduct Of all
the Offices, and to the administration OF
county business by tho Board OF Com
missioners on strict business principles:
and that the road and bridge fund shall
be expended in building roads and
bridges. AZ the movement Of crops and
all local transportation and commerce
arc dependent upon good roads. We favor
liberal appropriations Of money for road
building, but demand that It b sxpend-
ed judicioualy. and economically.
As agriculture and stock raising have
become the base industries Of the state,
40 Agricultural College whore the scion
tiic principles aud up-to-dste methods
OF agriculture, stock raising and feeding
are taught 10 absolutely necessary for
the welfare and growth 81 thoes indus
tries and the proper education Of the
farmer boys therein. Therefore We de-
mand such reorganization q the Agri-
cultural College at Fort Collins - will
accomplish the above purposes, and tho
purposes Tor which that College was
sousded. and condemn In unmeasursd
terms the present administration OF the
said College, wherein agriculture y made
. subordinate aud insignificant feature
Of il curriculum, and We demand fur
thor that majority Of it, hoard Of re-
gents shall he composed Of practical far
mers and stock rsissrs.
Resolved, that our delegates 70 tho
STATE Convention TO no held September
9Th, in Pueblo. be instructed tn obtain.
IL possible, = declaration 10 the State
Platform. in favor Of placing the sdmin-
istrat,on Of the Forest Reserves under
State or local control.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1908-09-19

A modern 7-room house, water
and bath connections. with 1 lots;
located one block west of school
block, second house south of Sec.
ond Ave. 90 Dennis st.
A. TANNER.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1908-09-19
100000

$lcc, 600
Eight per cent annual interest,
To loan on irrigated farms. In
quire Of
SAMUEL s. HEILMAN
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1908-09-19

Col. Coflett will leave the first
of next week for Topeka, Kansas,
on legal Business.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1908-09-19

The Button Land Co., of Ala
mosa had a large party of land
seekers in town Thursday. And
another party came in Friday.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1908-09-19

Fre.l Cameron keeps On hand
choice hay and feed. Adams street.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1908-09-19

Telephone your Drug Orders,
We win deliver them.
Fuller Drug Co.
Phone Monte 63
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1908-09-19
Exchange Grocery.

We carry n choice selection
Of Staple and Fancy Gro.
cerics.
We have At all times the
best selection of Fresh Fruits
TO he obtained 10 the market.
We pay especial attention
to fruits for canning pur.
poses.
We call attention to our
line Of canned Fruits add
Vegetables, Jams. Jellies and
Preserves.
We have II large line If
Earthern ware, Jars, Jugs,
Crooks and Preserving Jars,
also Glass Fruit Jars and
Jelly Glasses.
A. r. HUBBARD
Phone White ll3.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1908-09-19
ossA for Bil,eusasss.

II took two OF Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets last night, and feel
fifty per cont better than have for
weeks, rays ]. J. Firestone Of Allegan,
Mich. They are certainly fine article
for biliousoeD For sale by all Drug
gusts. Samples free.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1908-09-19

win save you money o. Paint
Fuller Drug Co.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1908-09-19

Mrs, RnSe Hook of Jasper is in
town on a extended visit with her
parents and others.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1908-09-19

Free Cigars. Ask us abouts.it.
Fuller Drug Co.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-28

the
to
in York MIR
magn
brought him within the danger zone
deciding whether
would better at calling cattle her
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-28

is
the OF will only enter
berry Day Glenwood and it will be
which much pleasure
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-28
DO AS WE SAY; NOT AS WE DO.

organization
board of trade chamber
dustries
every branch of
making for
better community broader
commercial body has
auxiliary " the board OF trade of that city whose sole
courage the people to trade at home eliminate
Of the east or as some call them the catalogue
So greatly have
sas City and Omaha worked
wiki the pople if it is possible o do
home Our %a board of trade people with
h ch% @ first a0 %sree a 6s BODY nbs % %ss m
ideas said have done when
minister Seemingly
Last year the % local
t@biments for the printing of edition
from Very cg SssR 6Ts % thirty 0 5 r os % @
p s of as @ o1
1t that printing
hs @ % Pnss Pa Gompsn the ns ss w ~ @
aurn b % bupdpes @ d % ppe % & by very funny
b % OF @ @ s @ t much % more % than hans SO & difference between the
called 0o6 nf eaPS a sa te local daily and weekly papers are
Each @ lines ines ha o moHeq O tn n set m @ of S
charge made: but when
asRs Rsn outside aGs particular JOB the
% on .ss ar Ss speaks % ss NH
though the papers regard
The city should combine
badly Cripple enos
mat the no will b. Just eoh this MATER sa @ the 3 will
the @ % @ % %o & could to & be @ an Of 99s w % the
ever? On the other hand chamber of other
publicity given he localp press.
crosses industries
the vide puei even hat orgnzaion is an onnder also in Having
given puSid
from STANDPOINT building up
the Chamber Commerce matter people
in
Do Others as you do
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-28

We are now located In our new
building at 545 Colorado avenue. and
are better prepared than ever to fix
You up in anything IL the plumbing
tine. Your bath room will be free
from eewer gas II l do yOur Job.
o. X. Mckenzie.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-28

Republican national
judgment would be the easily defeated by william
people aftsct be
they their impression
in the Brownsvle
with the And the oue
night initiate against him
record We
Foraker Taft
he should nominated We
political standpoint the
matte : Chicago shall Bill Taft
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-28

ane o Junction literary
sold 800 OF
OF take the above
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-28

We clean and press ladies' white
wool skirts and jackets and guaran-
Tee every garment. The Sultorium.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-28
Real Estate
BARGAINS

500 acres red sandy soil with wat
esr GO inches); in good location
and close to railroad, for $50 per
acre. This is cheap.
I20 acres High Line land near
eruita at s45 per acre.
l60 acres High Line; level and
duc red soil; northwest of Fruita,
at $50 per acre. This is fancy.
Choice income property in Den
ger. Colorado Springs and Pueblo to
trade for 100000 to 100000 in i'm
croved orchard lands or High Line.
Tell US what you have.
Good l0-room rooming house. we'll
curuished; for sale for a few days
only at s2.500. $1,000 cash will
handle 1t. Rents for $50 per month.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-28

Everything in the plumbing line st
3. F. McKenzie's, 646 Colorado
Phone Red 1sl-
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-28

word to the truly wise is super
fIuous. Hilbert and Kicks. groceries
and meatR.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-28

paving the alley i'm
the
spendd abuts the alley
making all the
alley between
if
would being by the
they
paved portion of the problem OF street
that be shortly
this city continues
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-28

We've gotten into the habit of do
ing high plumbing at low grade pri
s1s. Call and see. ]. e. Mckenzie,
s<S Colorado avenue; phone Red
ISL.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-28
ssa.so-penve, .o Mex~o.

The Colorado & Southern will sell
between March 5th and April 30th
one-way tickets via FL Paso to Mex
leo City at above extremely low rate
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-28

We Install complete path room
equipment. J. f. Mckenzie. 5i5 COL
oraao avenue Phone Red lei.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-28
G1nnA

absolutely straight party line
probable that Grand
cities will START dong
allied personally
that it will be
with straight ticket
desires
Wentworth he continues TO
half the mead OF
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-28

Manohes
secured from his
his
mab the
with Zimmerman Gin
himself he
paid
He
zimmerman benefit OF
dscover
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07
LIST OF DONATIONS.
Gifts Received by Florence Crit
tenton Managers for March
Thanks Extended to
Donors.

The list of donations to the Florence
Crittenton mission for March was as
follows:
Mrs. Nathan S. Bronson. cake and
candy from the sale; ladies' of the
board cake from the sale at Mrs. T.
+. Newton's; Mrs Edward NJ. Brad
ley, large package Of new and part
ly worn clothing, Mrs. Carter, pieces
for patchwork; Miss Eaton of Monto-
wese, Jacket, hats, : skirts, shirt
waists, 6 dresses; Mrs. Field, / Jacket,
! dress skirt, ! pair shoes, shirt
waists. ties, / set collar and cuffs
a friend. books; Mrs Cyrus W. kel-
logg, box social teas, . boxes
Unceda biscuit, $ boxes graham
crackers. boxes lemon snaps, / wool
suit. | neck fur, shirt waists, and
other useful things solicited by her ;
shirt waists. | dress skirt large pack
age of clothing, Mrs, +. Il. Lucky, L.
yards toWeling; Mrs +, =. Newton,
wrap, | hat. skirts. ! belt, I pairs
hose, Mrs. +. l.. Perry. t. new nap
kins. IL towels Mrs. Pierce. hat and
collars; Mrs. Benjamin Richards. dl3t
cloths and table linen; Mrs. Wallace
Ritter, for infants. | blanket. | "ais.,
. bands. caps for adults, skirt, ]
wrap. ! coat. | suit 6 shoes, pair
garters. belt ! wrapper, ! hat,
hose collar. / kmona; Daughters Of
the King circle St John =. T.. church,
a pieces, dresses, skirts, night
dresses, > blankets. 6 bands, 30 nap
kns Mrs Scoville, / shawl. I doll, 2
pillow cases, night dress, . skirts, G
babies mittcns, is bands. towels, 3
skirts, 2 bootcs, sacks. IL dozen
useful things; Mrs. Morris Tylei. mag
azinos, hat; The United Workers, for
adults. sacks, night dresses for IN
fants, night dresses. skirts, slips,
sacks: Mrs Smith Weed, ! pair
shoes Mrs Bee be Zescncr, . oranges,
. bottles catsup; Mnottc Chatheld
Co, wrapping paper and twne; w. r..
Hasselbach, wax paper; Mr.. Hauff
wax paper
Tho Florence Crittenton Mission
Board of Managers together with the
sale committee desire to thank most
heartily all those who have in any way
contributed towards the sale held on
April at The home OF Mrs. i. H.
Luckcy, thus enabling them to raise
the goodly sum Of $3.50 towards the
building fund Especial thanks Is due
to the press through whose columns
daily notI,es were given regarding the
sale.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07
"RENIHOR" IN ENGLISH.
Yale Play TO be Given at Hyperion
Theatcr April 2t-s5.

Cry education" to the average UNI
dergraduate and he will endeayor to
eradicate himself TO escape such an uu
desirable thing. He will Immediately
formulate excuses and thus barricade
himself from any evil effects. And
though there may be no grounds for
such excuses he Will desire to believe
them, so that IN the end he really does
this all TO his detriment Now. the
Yale University Dramatic association
has always stood out as an organiza-
ton which contributed not only to the
pleasure Of the student but also to hls
massive intellect II has taken seven
years to educate now reasonable per
cent Of the undergraduate world that
such a combination is at once possible
and enjoyable. But when II was noisel
abroad that "Revizor' was TO be given
at the Hyperion on April - and % ex-
cuses immediately sprang to life. Was
he gOingy NO, far be N from HIM ne
spoke not n word of French or Rus
sian, Immediately he jumped at tho
conclusion that this masterpiece Of
Russian tarCc-COmedy was 10 be mouth,
ed in some tongue foreign to our own.
that the histrionc efforts OF Parry aud
Achelis be through the medium Of SAN
srit or Scandinavian into which II had
been translated from tho original by
some long haired member Of the Semitic
faculty. Let the doubts of all be here
expelled. The Yale actors win disclaim
the lines of "Revizor,' a comedy which
win send YOU home with a smile and
sore sides, In good. old-fashoned ldio-
matte aud up-to-date English Even a
child Will &c able to understand every
word uttered on the boards-providel
said infant Is or the Anglo American
race, and was not reared in foreign
| climoa.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07
BIJOU.
Fine Production of Excellent Play by
Thcatcr's Stock Company.

AT no performance this year have
the stock company at the Bijou gone
In to better work than in From Sire
to SON. which viii he given during
the entire coming week Tho opening
productions yesterday were smooth
and finished and a treat s In store for
the patrons of tho theatre for the com
ing five days The story Is an interest.
ing one, as has already been told, and
the play is quite unlike any given this
year Miss shlpman has not proved
more fully at any time her versatile
ability. Those who have so admired
her IN the heavy roles she has neen
doing of late viii be equally fond of
her conception of the young daughter
In this weeks production. She is sim
ply charming. Lawrence McGIl as Al
fred Armltage, the father, has a strong
character part I'm which he Is perfectly
splendid, his acting bringing forth
bursts Of applause In several of the
strong scenes. Again is Paul Anderson
the suave villain, such n gentlcmanly
one at times as TO almost make one
forgetful that he Is such a scamp, Rob-
ert Lee Allen ana Harold Claremont
as tho Doctor and his son n young
/ lawyer, are fine Charles Kennedy Is
strong IN the portrayal Of Peter Grimes
and finds that this rs vllanous
world and gives vent to tho opinion
several times Miss Abbey has a very
happy part To which she does ample
justice, and Miss Crollus as her moth
er was splendid. Bert King, sheriff OF
Yuha county, made his part an excel
lent one-on the stage and off he was
fine and popular" Tho rest of the
company IN small parts gave the neces-
| slry finish to the story, and were all
good. Beautiful stage settings 20 with
the weeks production-the Hotel in
Venice" and tho room IN the Castle
! Tower on the Rhine" being especially
we'll done. The usual matinee and even
Ing performances will he given during
tho entire week and the special matt
nee on Friday. Seats for any day or
evening now on sale at the box office
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07
SYMPHONY CONCERT
II eat Russian Work Heads FIX
z cellent Program for Last
Concert.
SCHULZ PLAYS CONCERTO
large Demand for Seats for Only Re
quest Concert Ever Given by New
Haven Symphony.

In Woolsey hall this afternoon at
I:l6, the New Haven symphony or
Ihestra will give the long lookedfor-
ward to request concert which will also
he the last concert in the Symphony
leries of this season,
The great Pathetic Symphony Of
tschaikoWskl (No, 81 opens the pro-
ram this afternoon Like most really
treat things this symphony can be
enjoyed alike by those who are edu-
lated unsteady and those whose
knowledge of music is limited to their
owe of melody.
II certainly regard the 9Th SYM
,hony as quite the best and especially
he most sincere OF all my works. I
owe 1t as never loved any one of my
rusical offsprings before.
con my word of honor l never felt
uch self-satisfaction, such pride,
uch happiness, as In the conscious
less that | am really the creator OF
his beautiful work. he continued.
To the Grand Duke Constantine he
wrote at that time, without exagger-
ltion l have put my whole soul into
his symphony"
The program in addition follows:
Saint saens-Concerto for vloloncello in
A minor.
Mr. Leo Schulz,
1umperdinck From the opera Hausel
and Gretel. pantomlne dream music.
nendelssohn-He Overture.
5lgar-Two marches, Pomp and Cir
camstance.
The Woolsey hall box office will bc
,pen from II o'clock this morning for
he sale of seats until after the con-
!ert begins
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07

who becomes very loving and tender, In
a way to win him home among the
feminine part OF the audience. When
tho babe wakes up and finds himself
being spanked, his years Of proud
strength return to punish the offender,
which Is to say that pa wakes up ind
ing babe has hit him a blow full IN
the face knocking him over In his chair.
There are other delightful features
on the bill In fact Polls Is good
straight through this week There Is
the burglar who manIpulates a piano
IN most expert fashion SO that II seems,
or as good a mimic as Elsie Janis, He
Is burglar because he cracks jokes,
and II Is safe TO say he does It we'll
Quigley Brothers run line Of talk
of Irish extraction ranging from the
fact that Patrick In losing a bet had
to buy suit for O'Toole and SO
OToole had suit on that was on
Patrick to the quip that there Is no
work IN politics now as It Is all done
by machine.
It's absurd, as the bill says but bah
Jove It Is clever IS the playlet "a
Hero
George Lyons and Eddie Parkes are
unique What do they do? Sing and
dance, which OF course is one of those
standbys of vaudeville.
Captivating are the Grassys, who are
now making their first American ap-
pearance in an Illusory Instrumental
Novelty.
lastly, as n word Of admonton, get
to Polls early so as not miss the dain-
~ duelsts and dancers; also stay to
tho end to watch with flashing eye the
olectrograph presenting 1.-THE Rival
Sisters" and the Modern Painters"
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07
POLLS.
Pauline The Hypnotlst scientifically
Draws Forth Many Laughs.

Pauline heads the bill Pauline is a
broad-chested individual clothed IN the
mysterious black, a color appropriate
at funerals and weddings and at the
present hypnotic performances at
Polls. Pauline has deep voice Of
pleasant range, q face As pleasant His
hands whereof tho fingers press hoav-
~ on yielding foreheads or flash be-
wildoringly at staring eyes, play a
leading part in making the act sci
cntihc sensation."
Pauline thus described comes TO the
footllghts and calls for subjects from
the gallery, boxes, etc. and thcreat
rush forward troop of young men
whose cagerness bellies them If they
were not already consulted as to APP
pearing on the stage It would hardly
be that they should troop down the
aislcs in such shcep-herded fashion,
Nevertheless this docs not interfere
with Pauline getting off ono of the best
humorous productions witnessed here
for some time,
The twenty or more subjects range
along the stage in plush bottom chairs
and are first subjected to having their
cyeballs hypnotiSed into staying in the
uplifted gaze, AS each youth comes
"out of IT, it is all very amusing, Par
tcular subjects under hypnotic sugges.
ton get pains of torture SO very Sc
we're that their actions become quite
! laughably queer Pains range from
toothaches to the one which follows
eating green apples one individual
with a suddenly conceived toe-acht
takes off his shoe and stocking in haste
and aWakes shame-footed in the face
Of the audience. The special feature
yesterday NGs W wing one imagine him.
self Il babe vi six months with va
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07
BURGLARS ON EAST SHORE.
Eight Cottages aud Hotel Arc
Visited

II became known yesterday that an
organized gang of burglars had re-
Gently visited eight cottages and one
hotel at Cosey Beach Silver Sands
and Farview, all of which places are
adjoining on the cast shore and car
ried away property not exceeding $500
In value. II was apparent they made
bold enough to dine, wine and sleep
in some Of the cottages they robbed.
The places broken into are owned by
Duncan Beccher, the real estate deal
err DR.. H. d, Monks, a dentist, sam
uel H. Kirby, the jowcler and his
son, John Kirby, Charles McGilHray,
the newsdealcr, William kcegan, a
druggist employed at Spaldngs IN
Church street, Frank Bra2os, tho con-
tractor, Alfred Edmundson, and the
silver Sands house, a small hotel at
Silver Sands. 1t was in the latter
place that the burglars got the most
valuable portion of the booty.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07
ASLEEP IN WINDOW.
Pauline to Hypnotic Man and Put
Him on Exhibition.

Pauline, the French hypnotist, an
nounced at Polls last night that he
will put man to sleep I'm the window
of the IIlrsch stores, corner Church
and Crown streets, on Wednesday at
IL o'clock noon, and Will not awak-
en- him until o'clock, The man
will be placed in the window prompt
~ at noon by DR.. Pauline and he will
mesmerlze him so that he cannot be
awakened until brought out of the
spell on the Poll theater stage just
before the evening show on Wednes-
day evening.
Pauline has furnished something
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07

FACULTY TRIO WEDNESDAY.
Last of the Series IN College Street
Hall n Fine Program.

The Faculty Trio has reserved for
the last concert Of the present ser
les, Wednesday evening, in College
street hall, what rs considered by
those who know the literature Of trio
music, to be tho best of all, only two
numbers will be played -Tschaikows-
ks trio IN \ minor and the great
Beethoven trio in 4 at. The two to-
gether form the Alpha and omega of
trio compositions, Nothing finer In
this particular form exists and there
is much interest in the concert Tic
kets Will be on sale at the door, The
concert begins at sis o'clock.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07

II Is reunion Of friends For instance,
this evening will be WINCHESTER night
There are hundreds Of employees con-
nected with that establishment who
Will be glad Of the opportunity for an
outing, and thoy may there, too, Why?
Because they like to go whore they
viii have plenty Of associates, conse-
quently tho rink win present a galor
appearance not to be found elsewhere,
And Wednesday evening will ind store
nlght with a repetition Of the above
conditions
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07
HOMESTEAD RINK.

Why are young people fond Of going
70 the Homestead skating rink? The
question Is easily answered when one
considers the facilities for enjoyment
Afforded there. and the select class of
aides and gentlemen that frequent
his popular resort; and the special
Nights, Tuesday and Wednesday. each
week, are in high favor simply because
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.

f. y HUM of Buffalo, y. V. an
nounces the engagement Of his daugh-
ter, Katherine, to Howard Schall, for
mcrly Of this city. Mr.. schall gradu-
ated last year from the Sheffield
scientific school He is in charge Of
work on the Pcnnsylva-
MIA railroad.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-07
"Mllc Mndlstc."

Seats weht on sale yesterday morn
ing Tor the appearance next Wodnes-
day and Thureday Of the celebrated
light opera singer FRITZ scheff, in
Charles Dillingham's production Of
Mile Modesto the light opera in
which the great prima donna has APP
peared for three long runs at the
knlckerbocker theater In New York
Madame Scheft viii be supported by
the New York company intact and viii
have her own orchestra with her. As
tho advance demand has been tre-
mendous the management announces
tfat intending purchasers should Sc
cure reservations at once