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The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-04-07

Maui is arrangements
the comfort of summit of Haeaka
easy to get
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-09
WALDEN, COLORADO,

need all that water front without unlim
tied range behind it free. My position Is
that If the government had someone
looking after its grazing lands as it was
after its forests, then water front owners
will have to make terms instead Of die
tating them.
Il want you to help me get this bill be
fore the people. II the bill Is right, l
want your support and the peoples sup
port for it. If it is wrong I want you
point out the errors. shall be glad to
hear from you and everyone who will
help take interest enough in it to write
to me. 1 am determined to help get
some legislation that will settle the con.
troversy over the public lands that has
waged so long"
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-09
Farmers Short Course
January Is to I8

Rates have been secured over all rail
roades. in the state for the fourth annual
Short Course in Agriculture, at the Col
oEado Agricultural at Fort Collins, Jan.
6Afy aSstss ID a6,fdsf 70 sec,ife these
rates one wishing to attend this course
must write Dean w. L. Carlyle, Colorado
Agriculture College, Fort Collins, for a
Certificate, which is issued free of charge.
This certificate entities the holder to
purchase round trip ticket to Fort
Collins for one and one fifth fare on
January II and 10. good until January
~, with stop over at Denver for the
Western Stock Show, which is the week
following the Short Course. Plan to
take in both from January 13 to the 25.
This Short Course occupies one week,
January 13 to 49,
Stock feeds of all kinds grow in Colo.
rado will be exhibited at the coming
Western Live Stock Exposition in Dem
yer, January 90 to %. inclusive, together
with the reports Of the Agricultural
College, setting forth the results secur-
ed by Prof Corlyle, and the senior class
OF the college, in raising cattle on var.
ious feeds.
Stock raisers in Colorado are already
receiving bonuses over and above the top
market prices for their mutton and bacon
and there is no reason why they cannot
do equally as we'll with beef if the stock
growers will follow the examples set by
the successful exhibitors
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-09
North Park Wants
County
Editor Wilson of The Grand
County Advocate A9itates
County Question.

Last week the Fort Collins Courier
gave the names of the attorneys hired
by Larimer county to steal North Park
from Grand county. which they succeed
ed in doing leaving this county to pay
debt part of which was caused by that
end. Now the good people Of North
Park either want county Of their own
or be resttached to Grand county Sen.
fible, very sensible, and if we happen to
break into the next legislature our vote
and work will be to that end. But what
IL the use-name your new county Drake
and the division will be made inside of
thirty days after the legislature cenven-
es. We would like to have you with MS
so that you could help to pay some of
your old bills!-Grand County Advocate.
You are right Brother Wilson, we
want county of our own, but as to be
ing reattached to Grand county. we fail
to see where that would be mach Of an
advantage, as we would have just as far
to go to get to the county seat as we
have now.
North Park is mapped out for county
by Nature. Surrounded on all sides by
high mountains and having millions of
dollars stored away in undeveloped re
sources, we are fully capable of support
ing a county government. The Advoc-
ate seems to think that North Park
would be a desirable addition to Grand
county and from the way Lower Lari-
mer county fights the Bill whenever it
is introduced into the legislature, it is
evident that Grand county is not the
only one who likes us.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-09
THE PUBLIC
LAND QUESTION
Here is an opportunity
to be heard in
Washington.
Wyoming Press justly takes
deep Itnsrest In Public
Land Matters.

The following letter from the Honor
abl. Robert w. Bonynge, Representative
in Congress, opens the way for discus
sion of the questions presented in form
which may be effective if efficiently used.
THE public land question is certain to
come prominently before the present ses-
sion of congress for discussion. l am
desirous of ascertaining rs far as possible
the views of the people of the State rel
ative to the proposed changes in our land
laws, and am particularly anxious to
hear from these who have a practical
knowledge from close contact and associ
alton with the conditions to be dealt
with
should be pleased to have your views
and the views Of the people of your sec
ton of the State upon the proposed
amendment of the land laws authorizing
the leasing Of the so called grazing lands.
1t is impossible at this time to state
specifically the system of leasing thai
may be proposed, but in general terms
the proposition will be for an amend
ment to the land laws authorizing some
Department of the National Government
to lease certain of the public lands, upon
terms to be provided by statute, and to
do away with what is kown as the open
range.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-09
NUMBER 46.

Dan McIsac, of Spicer, spent Monday
in town.
Go to j. H. Fox for harness and shoe
repaires
Lars Larson spent Sunday among his
Walden friends.
Grace Fletcher is spending few days
in town this week.
Hubert Chedsey and little son are
Quite sick this week.
Take look at those hand made har.
nesses at j. II. Fox.
NJ c. Ward is still very sick with
Pneumonia at Pinkhampton.
Good work done in shoe repairing and
prices reasonable at j. H. Fox.
d. f. Sudduth was in town Monday
with cream for the Creamery.
Bring your watches and clocks to j.
N. Davis for repairs. Wark guaranteed
Mr.. Green left Walden Monday with
G. L. Mosmans freight outfit for Lar
annie.
w. L. Riddle, who has been spending
the patt week in Denver, returned Sat.
urday on the stage.
Mr.. Patton. who has been working at
A.. I =.
day and Tuesday.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-09
Rev.BsadIes at Ft. Collins.
Ft. Collins Courier.


A series of special meetings to con
tinue three weeks, will begin Sunday
evening at Z 80 o'clock in the Methodist
Church. The services Of the evangelist,
Rev. j. NJ Beadles have been secured
and great results are expected.
Mr.. Beadles comes to Fort Collins
with a record Of the very best Of success
in his work. Speaking Of the meetings
he held at the Asbury NJ. E. Church in
Denver Mrs Harris, wife Of the pastor
says " Asbury church has never heard
such preaching" The Denver Repub-
lican of Feb. 1s 1907, said: " The crowds
which nightly flock to the services
nightly tax the church to its capacity.
Mr.. Beadles is an orator of natural elo-
quence and possesses great dramatic
powers which hold the listeners. This
gift of holding his audience and awak-
ening emotions in remarkable manner
is responsible for the large number Of
conversions which is secured at every
service.
Mr. Beadles motto Get right with
God and get busy for God" speaks Of
the zeal with which he conducts his
work He is one Of the most interest
ing evangelists who have ever spoken in
Colorado But his methods are only q
means to an end, for back of all is seen
an unusual earnestness and spirituality
Mr.. Beadles will speak evenings at 7:3o
except Saturday and every afternoon ex-
cept Monday and Saturday. Muse by
a large chorus and solos by special sing
ers will be features of interest to all.
The people of Walden can testify to
the elopuence of Rev. Beadles. We
sincerely hope that his services will be
as highly appreciated i'll Fort Collins as
they were in Walden.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-09
From The Laramie
Boomerang.

Washington, Jan. 4-Senator Burkett
proposes to ascertain the sentiment in
Nebraska in relation to the grazing bill
he has introduced by addressing letter
to every newspaper publisher IN the
State, asking his assistance in bringing
before the people of Nebraska the Bur
kett bill.
Following is copy of Senator Burk
ett's letter to the editors Il enclose a
copy of the grazing bill that l introduced
You will notice changes from last
years bill-they are intended to protect
more the homesteader aud to promote
homestead entry. Homssteadcrs and
small cattlemen we always want to pro
tect and then we want all the land put
to USE The government land is certainly
not beingused as well as it should be
1t is not being utilized for the best inter
ests of the federal government, of the
state or the people of the community.
l believe these great tracts of govern
ment land should de made a source of
income to the states rather than be per
rnitted to remain source of expense
forever. The state makes its own lands
produce an income, why should govern
ment lands remain idle and unproduct-
i've Authority should be lodged some
where to devise a plan to make them
source of income and also for their more
economic USE There is no reason why
anything should be wasted simply be-
cause the government owns it. Private
ly owned lands in the same community
are sustaining more cattle than the pub
lie lands on the average. l was told OF
officials of a cattle company opposing
the bill because they owned all the wat
er front of certain community and no.
body would want adjacent government
land without water. But reverse the
proposition and perhaps nobody would
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-09
LADIES AFTERNOON
PAL0R STUNT

After postponIng their meetings dur.
ing the summer and until the beginning
of the New Year, the L. A. P s. are a.
gain ready to take up the needle and
begin workingin earnest.
The first meeting was held at the
home of Mrs. Trowbridge Tuesday af
ter noon and litlrary entertainment,
instead of the usual custom Of doing
faucy work, made pleasant change for
all
Nearly all the members were present
and as each one arrived she WAS bresent
ed with souvenir just large enough to
hold the program.
Mrs. Riggen first read selection from
the Priscilla magazine which was both
humorous and interesting.
Mrs. Fischer then told about the pla
ces Of intrest that she had seen while In
New York and to make it clear, she
brought with her pictures Of the various
places.
Mrs Law read paper entitled Italy
as saw it,.
Then came the election of officers
some Of the ladies however, felt that
they were to old to hold office and rs
Rev. Trowbridge was just behind the
curtains, no one dared ask the ages of
the various candidates. Finally the Pres
ident, vice pres. secretary and Treasurer
(all women of doubtful ages) were elect
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-09
Park Hotel LeaSed

Tom Don has leased the Park Hotel
and sold the interior furniture to
II. Stevens of Denver and recently of
Nome Alaska.
Mr.. Stevens is an experienced hotel
manager, having run hotel in Nome
for several years. Mr.. Don will contin.
ue running his saloon and Mrs. Don will
go to Fort Collins and take charge of
tn. Arcade restaurant
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-09
On TRAVELLING.

At the church in Walden, Sunday
Jan. 10, Z. P. NJ, Mrs DR.. Fischer will
give talk to the young people on her
recent visit to New York city. The other
services will be as usual Every ybody
cordially invited.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-09
She DON'T LOOK MUCH
like A RAVEN, EITHER.

Laura tell me will | marry, or forever
must l tarry
Asa simple single man?
Answer this if nothing more;
Ale my bachelor days unending. which
is far from my Intending
Is no other fats impendingy
I'm really riley not pretending,
So tell metruly-I impiore.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-09
A Birthday Party

four o'clock, Miss Stogedill entertained
several little girls in eonor of little Glad
Us Dawson, that being her fifth birth
day.
A variety of refreshments were ser
we'd very pleasing to the little folks, then
games ylayed until it was time to go.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-09

will greatly appreciate free e1pres
sion of your views upon this important
question and to receive any suggestions
you may desire to make relative to any
amendment to the public land laws.
The columns of fhe New Era are open
to all expressions of view ON these most
important questions
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-09
Order Now!

"Girles from Sweden" are becoming
all the rage in Walden. One of our
prominent citizens is showing picture
of blaxen haired maiden around and
says "She ban comen over putty quick"
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-09
The Ice Crop.

The ice crop is being harvested this
week and about 200 tons of ice have
been distributed among the various ice
houses in town. Eighty tons were put
up for the creamery alone, and about as
much more for each of the saloons.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-09
Saw Mil for Walden

w. o. Mosman and Son have started
saw mill in their lumber yards at Wal
day. They are saving up bridge plank
in to two by fours, ]. N. Davis is running
the mill.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-09

Max Kranzman' Tom Don's popular
week where he viii spend the rest of the
winter He expects to bring her back
with him.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-09

Alic Erickson and NJ c. MILAN. drum
mers of Denver, arrived in Walden Fri
day and left Monday for Encampment,
Wyo Mr. Timbrel took them over.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1908-01-09

Tempting refreshments consisting of
pineapples sherbet and cake were served
after which the society pins wore dis
tributed and the meeting broke up, a
greeing to meet again in two weeks.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-24
DECLARES CALIFORNIA
GREATEST OF STATES
Lecturer Praises Religious Free
dom Found Only in This
Part of Country

Alonzo T. Jones, billed as lecturer
of International experience, spoke last
evening at Golden Gate hall on the
place occupied by the United States
among the powers of the world. The
fact that the United States stands at
the door of China in her occupancy of
the Philippines, the requests made at
different times that Roosevelt should
play a pacific part in settling national
diniculties, and several other instances
were pointed out to illustrate the fact
that the United States is destined to
lead the world
The United States was set to lead.
and has led the world as the classic
land OF religious liberty" declared the
speaker.
California is leading the United
States. OF all the states and nations
of the world to California alone belongs
the high honor and noble distiction of
having no religious legislation. And
to the people of California belongs the
UNIQUE distinction as well as the splen-
did honor of having, by their votes in
general campaign and election, act
ually and Overwhelmingly swept out of
existence in this state the religious des-
potism of Sunday legislation"
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-24
BURGLAR IS CAPTURED
ON SECOND ATTEMPT
Ex-EmpIOye of Saloon Trapped
by PatroImen When He
Returns to Scene

Burglary as continued story came
to "a sudden climax in the second
chapter of the career of Alfred AL
berts yesterday morning and the de-
nouement will come this morning
when Alberts is arraigned in Judge
W ellers department of the police court
on two charges of burglary. The crimes
charged against the prisoner were COM
mltted on succeeding nights in the
saloon of Chris Holtum, 237 Market
street.
Early yesterday morning Alberts was
arrested in the store by Special Po-
liceman W. c. Dathe of the Morse pa
troll. He confessed to having entered
the place on the previous evening and
to having stolen $40 from the cash
register He got nothing yesterday
morning, being captured before he
could accomplish his purpose.
The peculiar fascination which Hol-
to the fact that he had worked there.
After he left the place a warrant was
sworn to charging him with the theft
of stock while in the employ of the
concern.
In Dathe's report of the capture of
Alberts he states that he was called
TO the saloon by Policeman Coleman,
who had found the door open. While
Coleman waited at the door of the
place the Morse patrolman entered and
found Alberts hiding under a drain
handcuffed and taken to the harbor
police station, where he was charged
with burglary. The warrant charging q
grand larceny for the theft of stock
was served on Alberts yesterday after
he had confessed to two burglaries.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-24
COUNTRYMEN SHUN
GREEKS IN PRISON
Claudianes Brothers Receive No
Visitors From Friends or
the "Eiigher Ups
Uncle Will Come From Oroville
to Finance" Defense of the
Confessed Dynamiters

John and Peter CIaudianes' friends
are evidently averse to paying social
calls in the county Jail At any rate
the seclusion of the brother dynamite
suspects in the Alameda county bastile
was undisturbed yesterday save by a
visit from DR.. Carl E. Curdts. who was
summoned to prescribe for. a cold con-
tracted by Peter. The physician linger-
ed but few minutes and after his de-
parture the social activities of the day
ceased so far as the Greeks were con-
cerned.
The dearth of visitors to the incar-
cerated couple has been the subject of
considerable speculation among the Jail
oinclais, but so far the only explana-
ton that seems at all satisfactory is
that the delicate etiquette which re-
strains the San Francisco higher ups
from annoying their various friends be-
mind the bars with embarrassing atten-
t1ons has been communicated to their
lowlier acquaintances, the Greeks. 1t
was announced Friday night that N K
Eustathiw, an uncle of John and Peter
would arrive in Oakland yesterday to
look after their outside interests and
finance" their fight for liberty. AT a
late hour last night Eustathiw had not
arrived from Oroville and some doubt
was expressed by the police as to
whether his finances are sufficient to
accomplish the trip.
Yesterday morning Captain of Detec-
tives Petersen of Oakland subjected the
brothers to their daily sweating" but
he refused to discuss the outcome of the
operation
Peter has a cold,' he remarked
facetiously in response to query. "and
l thought 1T might do him good"
John Claudianes still occupies a cell
on the ground floor of the jail, while
Peter is in an apartment in the second
story, not great distance from the
quarters of Mrs. Isabella J. Martin
The other prisoners have dubbed their
end Of the Jail "dynamiters' row"
Today the two brothers will be ar
raigned in department of the superior
court OF Alameda county, and the de-
fense will be forced to show its hand
for the first time
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-24
WOUNDED BURGLAR
E[UDES PURSUERS
Special Policeman Declares He
Shot One of Two Thieves
in Hardware Store

The police are searching for two bur-
glars. one of whom is probably wound
ed, who robbed the hardware store of
Charles II. Williams, 1525-1527 Market
street, last Friday night. Special Po-
liceman Timothy Higgins stated yes
terday that he fired three shots at the
burglars and is positive that at least
one of his shots took effect.
Higgins was passing the store of the
hardware company about IL o'clock
Friday night when he saw the two men
working at the safe in the rear of the
store. Instead of calling for help he
shot at the men through the glass door.
Both of the men ran to the rear of
the store and clambered up a rope
ladder through the skylight and out on
the roof
Policeman Nicholas Reilly heard the
shots fired by Higgins and ran to the
scene. Both policemen climbed to the
roof after the men, but the burglars
had escaped. They searched through
the neighborhood, but could find no
trace of the men. Higgins then notified
Charles H. Williams, president of the
company, and L. W. Anthony, another
member of the firm.
Williams and Anthony came down to
the store and, after thorough inspec-
tion of the premises, discovered that
the thieves had taken cutlery valued at
about $400 and two valuable revolvers.
Blood stains were found on the floor
of the store and upon the roof of the
building, which led Higgins to believe
that he hit one Of the men. Detectives
Gallagher and Moltke. who are work
ing on the case, are of the opinion that
there were three men. They are work
ing on the theory that the third man
helped the other two to get TO the roof
and make their escape.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-24
SUPREME COURT CRITIC
WILL MAKE AN APOLOGY
President NewhaII of ChiIdren's
Society Admits Mistake
in His Remarks

Edwin ". Newhall, president of the
California Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty TO Children. who in a report
circulated among the members of the
organization severely criticised the jus
tices Of the supreme court, has at the
request of Chief Justice Beatty. apol-
ogized for his statements and will
shortly send out letters to the members
retracting his words.
The criticisms arose from the case of
the children Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Wad-
leigh, who were put into the custody Of
the society by a judgment of the su-
perior court The parents appealed the
case to the supreme court and, pending
the final decision. retained custody of
the children. Commenting on this, New
hall wrote:
AS an appeal stays the judgment of
an inferior court the children were re-
covered by their parents. who now have
them. no decision having been rendered
by the supreme court Incidental to
this delay on the part of the justices
Of the supreme court I will state that
since the parents recovered their chill
dren one boy has been sentenced to the
penitentiary and another has been sew
eral times before the juvenile court.
One of the girls is not as good as she
ought 10 be-"
One Of these circulars fell into the
hands of Chief Justice W. H Beatty,
who Immediately looked into the rec
ords and discovered that though the
case had been appealed no transcript
OF the proceedings had been filed. He
accordingly wrote to Newhall, apprising
him Of the fact and stating that until
the transcript had been filed the case
was not in the hands of the supreme
court After few days of investiga-
tion Newhall found that Justice Beatty
was right and wrote a letter to him,
apOlogizing.
Newhall was evidently laboring un-
der very common mistake when he
wrote the criticism said Justice
Beatty yesterday, but as he has apol-
ogized and promised to make the proper
retractions among the members Of his
organization have dropped the mat
ter
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-24

big they are-by innumerable changes
of clothes.
Willie Howard is a sort of miniature
Ben Weleh and is quite irresistible In
his Hebrew fun. He and Eugene How
ard do duet in which the latter is
the fiddle and the former Is the cello.
1t is good imitation-better in fact
than some originals / have heard.
DoleSch and Zillbauer, Viennese
street musicians, play duets on chro-
matte accordions and give good musi-
cal turn, though somewhat monotonous.
Rosner, the orchestra leader, could
play with his left hand on his cloth
covered keys and beat the musical re-
suit, but it would be too easy for Ros-
ner to do 1t, and the merit of a vaude-
vile stunt is to do something that is
difficult.
Speaking of difficulty, the four Bal
tus perform an acrobatic stunt that
stops little short of the marvellous.
The muscular development of the men,
bers of the silent quartet amounts al
most to deformity. They are far
ahead of any acrobatic troupe which
the Orpheum stage has seen for many
months. Their act is not sensational;
1T is just brute strength, and would
appeal most strongly, l should say to
a jury of physical experts and physi-
clans
Raffin's monkeys open the bill, and
the other holdover acts are provided
by Charles II. Bradshaw and company;
the four Rianos and last but not least
the Big city quartet.