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The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1908-10-31
USEFUL AND LOOKS WELL.
Cream Scotch Wineey Particularly
Adapted for Girls Dress.

For q really useful dress for the
small girl. that will wash well without
shrinking. cream Scotch wincey should
be used: It 10 made in several quail.
ties. but for wear Just now one Of
medium thickness would be best. The
skirt IL arranged In boxplaits all
round. which are well pressed. but not
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1908-10-31
Can You Make eaIler.s kc,.

II you are skilled IN the Art Of tying
twine or string. your hands are needed
for tho now dirsctoirs sash. Tho ends
Of II are now twisted into the sailors
Turks head knot. This 10 Q new touch.
and II ID quite elective.
The folds Of silk are laced and inter.
laced 10 exact sailor fasAioa Into The
large soft balls which ena the stream.
erS.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1908-10-31

TAKE IN old wash boiler. clean II 10
and paint Il white iaside and out and
I'D also. When he paiat has dried,
givo Il . coating q white enamel md
iyou have . dne phase 70 keep bread
An old gasoline ovea With crates stm
iiasiy treated makes . lovely recepta,
Gle for pies and other baking.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1908-10-31

but we love the So
ciability OF II. and
It is a pretty Gus
tom TO drop In at
five to enjoy a
dish OF tea and q
platter OF gossip.
Fascinating fur.
nishings there are
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1908-10-31

TIE dead black coat suit has rs-
turned 70 IL own. II Will not b left
aDoee. however. - the triple rsvers
80 cum o. Il Will b OF the brightest
aDo1o green. Some taiiors 10 20 far
= - ~ tAreeiAcA shaped band Of
0ooa q ~ skirt Il . pesttisr with.
- 4
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1908-10-31

Mr.. WinGlow's Soothing Syrup.
For children teethAg softens the gums, redoess b
aaA3ssaoo, alsys pan. cures wind colI. 3c botsse
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1908-10-31
Your use Of leisure throws light
- the whole Of your life.

II Yoaf Feet Ache OF BaEa
~ - package Of Aliens Foot. Eaoe. e givQl
1sick rslisf. Two millios paekaSss sold yearly.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1908-10-31

It costs more to get out Of trouble
than it does to keep out.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1908-10-31

One ounce Of pepper. one ounce q
sass, about two ounces ol salt 70 even
ten pounds Of meat Use one.thirA
bsss and two.thirds pork. Beet lsan,
PORK part fat and part lean.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1908-10-31

There isn't much meat on the bone
Of contention.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1908-10-31
Spanish Qmelet.

Fy in butter two sliced onions.
three minced sweet peppers till done.
beat up six eggs. and STIR into pan.
Cook till done. Serve with ham or
bacon.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1908-10-31

Every time the owner Of . pocket
knife sees . grindstons b thinks II
70 up 70 him TO get busy.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1908-10-31
PettIt,s Exe ealve Restore,.

No matter how badly the eyes may B
ard Bros, Buffalo. N. Y.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1908-10-31
Very Unkind,

Stage Door Johnny-Now what do
you think Is the first necessary for .
nice little supper?
Experienced Show Girl-A nice big
lobster.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1908-10-31
Rice WITH rsswses.

TO one quart OF canned tomatoes
odd one cup Of raw F3ce. Season With
salt. pepper and butter and . cAoppo1
onioa. Boil slowly tpe - hous.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1908-10-31
FOR THE TEA TABLE.
New Strainer That May Be Said to
Fill a lona.FeIt Want.

Soon the tea table will again be In
operation. 1t is not that we love tea,
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1908-10-31

trebles, catch to the 3rd stitch OF
the IL chain. drawing it up to form
the 9TH in the group of trebles. slip
stitch along the next 6 chain. the re-
naming forming the upright Of the
treble, chain. treble on treble. 2
chain, catch TO the chain and slip
The evening world., 1908-10-28

Pat T. Powers is again the boss OF
the Eastern League and IN 1909 viii
craw Just twice as much salary as In
former years Al the annual meeting,
held at The Hotel Victoria, Powers was
reelected president, secretary and
treasurer, and his yearly stipend raised
from Sc 800 10 5000 a year His report
showed that five Of the eight clubs
we're big financial winners last season,
while three suffered small losses.
Ned Haulon, OF Baltimore A. B. Pot
ter. of Buffalo, c. T. Chapin OF Roches-
ter. and j. J. McCaHrea % Toronto,
w.l Constitute tic Boarl Of Directors
for 1909. while the seasons spmes viii
be increased from 40 o. 5t As the
.cuata Of the playing season VIII sun
remain al u,e months. t..s H.u mean
many double-headeIs Ion tie Eastern
-eHEuels neat summer
There was lot OF talk around the
I5uay oi the hotel that Montreal. which
mas always been a loser as Wei rs a
hard t-u. tor tine other clubs 10 reach.
would he dropped iu favor OF TreEton'
Trenton would make splendid lowa for
The evening world., 1908-10-28

~ the Military Athletic League and
tney Will be favorites for the champion.
snip OF that organization.
special race at sixty-five yards, for
which five OF the speediest sprinters in
the district have already been entered, has
cen added 20 the programme for the f.r.r
moor meet OF the ST. Gabrsls AlulnAi
a Ln4eHc Association. TO be held At ne
S!tY'Einsh Regiment Armory wednesi lay,
NOV, IS Those entered are Lawson, Rob-
eFtson. Billy Heating, Smye orhr,ise,
Gus Ekman and Ia Roy Dorlard.
Entries Tor the athletic carnival At Eliza
beth. y, j.. mex, SUNDAY for the benefit
of me AleNan Brothers Hosp!ta. Of that city,
vi. close today at the, star 9ewl.nE Acs1.
viii be given as prizes In each event
Al! tire crack middle distance runner. N
this district will meet In the hal. nils
event g; the games OF the Knights tc
Columbus al the si1y-nin.a Regimen, Ar
the indoor Championship that viii ,is
place a Few weeks later. and a fair Inns
will DO aad on the condition OF the men.
Chairman OhertubbeEng. of the ReSis-
tration Committee. and Chairman lNreh.n.
OF the Basket Rail Committee, will olow
up all basket bail matters in the Metro
i,oltan Association this season. All :eSrns
WAC are not registered under taeir tee N
names with the Repatriation CoMrni;tee are
requested 10 send In the nanes OF .r..r
players. with tae registration numbers and
the team name under which they are roin 9
to play: II this is not done the team Mil
undoubtedly be suspended the first :irns &c
plays
The evening world., 1908-10-28
STALL|NGS WILL
Be THE LEADER
OF H|GHLANDERS
Newark Man Offers His Stock
in the Newark Club
For Sale.

George Stailings wifi lead the High
landers next season, and will try -
make a ball club Of the disorsanissd
team that made such a poor showing
last season after Clark Grinith quit the
management
Frank Farrell. owner OF the club. has
not made the announcement OF STALL
irgs's appointment. but Il = . sure
thing that the big Georgian will be AZ
the helm when the players start South
for training work. Stallings managed
the Newark eastern League) team last
season. and made 1t success. He was
also a big stakeholder in the club. Now
he Is trying TO sell his interest In the
club. and will undoubtedly succeed. a.
the team cleared $4,000 last season.
Fred Knowles and John McGraw. Of
the Giants, are ment!one as tho pur-
chasers OF Stallings's stock In the
Newark outfit.
Frank Farrell is said TO mold a large
block OF the Newark stock. and II this
is true i; is hardly likely that Knowles
and McGraw will be able TO buy into
the club. unless they take over Farrslls
stock as we'll as Stallings's. .r..
Stallings has a chance to make good
with the Highlanders next season, a.
Scout Arthur Irwin uncovered some
likely youngsters last summer. With
the old players and the probable return
OF Chase TO the old Stallings will have
tie making OF good team II he can
enforce the discipline that was so sadly
lacking last season. The Newark man
has always been noted as a stickler for
discipline and will surely be the rea!
boss II he takes charge of the Farrell
nutflt.
The evening world., 1908-10-28
COLUMBIA JUNIORS WILL
PLAY SOPhOMORES TO-DAY.

South Field. of Columbia University.
will look like a real college field this
afternoon when the second game OF the
interclass football series will be played.
The junior and sophomore teams will
line up for tie hardest games of the
series, for there are none OF the class
teams so far advanced in the game as
the juniors, and the sophomores are not
far behind, and make up for the differ
ence in skill with superiority In weight.
This game is the one that the stu
dents are betting on, and me winner
will not only get the honor of beating a
rival, but will earn the privilege OF play.
ing the seniors for the championship OF
the classes.
The management has decided to admit
the public to these games, so that a
good sized sum may be made up 20 wipe
out the crew debt. To-days game Will
be started at $50 O'Clock
The evening world., 1908-10-28

NTE Ell. SHEPPARD will wear the
MI colors OF the Twenty-secono
Iva Regiment while competing n the
indoor meets this season.
The fact that Sheppard has been
appointed 10 a Government position al
Philadelphia was taken BY many as
grounds for to- belief that he would
have TO compete "a member OF the
South Atlantic Association. This. now
ever, is not the case. as Sheppard has
declared his LEGAL residence in this city
and competed AZ the games n Newark
on SUNDAY rom this district.
venty-second team, and Of which ne
Is he canta-n- mnkos !, the sroHsest
The evening world., 1908-10-28
With Seasons End Less Than
Week Away Vigilance Is
Not Relaxed.
BY VINCENT TREANOR.

n ISTR1CT ATTORNEY DARRTN.
of Queens County. was at ia
- matca yesterday. The fact that
there are but four more race days in
New York has not lessened the vigil
lance of the county officials. who are
just as busy now as they were 4, the
height OF the season. OF course there
were few chances Tor the making of
arrests yesterday. stu the oral system
of betting was in operation and any
trouble getting down wagers OF any
size.
Strike Out, the two-year-old geld!ng
now running In the colors OF F. n.
Mieden, cost II B. Duryea $1,000 as a
yearling. Yesterday he was entered in
The evening world., 1908-10-28
.LOUCHREY GIVES
QUILL HARD FIGHT

BOSTON. Mass, oct. 2s-Rag.. mas
such fast ana rugged boxing -oeen seen
IN mis- section as that done by Tommy
Quill. Of Brockton. and Young Lough-
rev" Of Philadelphia. in their twelve
round bout at the Armory a. A. last
night Although It looked 70 the mem
bers as II Loughrey had shaded GullL'
stji tIcv were apparently satisfied when
1Sa referee declared the bout draw
4 Big crowd Of asht fans witnessed the
battle.
The evening world., 1908-10-28
In Less Than Three Years
illinois Thunderbolt" Has
Earned Over 100000.
BY JOHN POLLOCK.

lilly PAPKE. the nidhe-we.ght
X champion. is one fighter who has
- reaped a harvest out OF the fight
ing game. Although he has only been
hoxing two years and a half. PapKe
has already made $4,000 out OF the
fights he has had. and also the theatre
cal engasements which he has filled
Billy will add 5000 more to this
amount, as he has been guaranteed
that sum for his coming twenty-round
night with Stanley ketchel al san Fran
cisco on Nov. Is. When I am through
fighting" wrote Papke in letter to
ane writer. I will have enough 10 live
on for the remainder OF my life. as i
have bought several houses a. ne
vance, ILL.,, and besides nave money in
vested in other real estate.
Al Kaufman. the California hetvy;weisht,
who became homes!ek here Fs s s3sr no ana ,hen
ss4 ISs M,' for the ,Eps s1@,iH2s:
y ySg6Ss al one Of the SHOWS 70 be pulled Sfi
by the Jet;F'es 4; cr OF du nj 10 eeat wis
easily. as the latter has Mt had enough e>'
psrience
Stanley Ketchel. the sx-ni jieve!sh' chan1
pion, is worried about his maS & e P,pSe o.
for his coming pate W. 20 :. rnN tins
: m scales at Isl pounds. and Wi! have tc
reduce hirnset TO l5s pounds. which Is tht
weight a; which they ar. TO NEht. 49,
has been taxing on ws.Fht raplaansa s s Joe
o'Connor. is afraid that By taking OH me
b twenty-niue pounds he VIII De 100 -
put W hard fight,
In san Francisco so-'n9rrow- night cye' s5s
}ohRr TP2%9son Il. he sSS f;isF 2srssn sa,
weight champioa. viii battle for twenty
rounds Both men are n exeeIea' rs a4' ~
for the contest, and are III 70 pu. ~ d s.ss
not fight better than he did aEainsi Fisn,,
ns Dlck' Hyland IN the: six rounT oou5 a,
| Timer Park a few months ago LhO'"pH'-
vi! stop MIN.
Fo- the .irs, time In months there IS not
! a single club slated to hold stag 70 night
/ The Ta!rrnont A. C. would have pulled or,
a show. hui as the politicians OF the Bron1
/ asked Manager Bl'v Gi.sOn 10 a.lofN men,
to have the clubhouse fog ths purpose OF
er he granted their request md postponed
| the stag.
Jlmmy Bril-; VII pic. qp 'g OF. m0Fe r -a.T
.or ten rounds a; Wonderland EnE.and., ard
! a record crowd Is expected TO be on hand
! 70 Jimmy exchange wnllops WIFE the
! Br.ton, Britt IS 70 receive a guarantee Of
pereentaEss, OF the receipts II they figure
' over $4,000.
| Jack DouFherty, the Milwaukee veltsr-
weight who looked Ike coming cham
| him awav IN t'rht rounds az Chelsea Mass.
| -, ut ion0 Nenr marched 20 fght
The evening world., 1908-10-28

nnMlers in Mntch Game.

The Dig match contest OF local eovleru
this season Will be rolled Thursday sven-
ing az Wymans Alleys, one Hundred and
Fourth street and Columbus avenue. whers
tN0 'tAgee men teams, composed % Jimmy
Smith. Joe Helles ami Dave Shiman tni
Glenn Riidolh VI. Lindsey and Alex Dua-
bar Will roll he best four out Of seven
g NJ fo- SION a sLAe.
The evening world., 1908-10-28
Eastern League Reflects Powers
and Clues Him Salaru Boost

the Eastern League, not only on account
or its position, but on account OF the
rivalry between that town, Jersey City
and Newark However. Trenton belongs
20 the Tri-Stlte League, and IL would
cos, the Eastern League about s. 900 10
secure the territorial rights and this
..ay hIc-E ne seal.
The evening world., 1908-10-28

II Baron LorE. the fEh, promoter o.
Los Angeles, Ca. gives ma SIS 900 so-
tacNeE Netherlands end Tor TO fight Ere!
die Welsh, the English l.vh'vclE7t' aid
nary Gilmore. manager OF Mcfarland. les:
nlght. u Will itart for the coast with
Packey as coon as ! am lotit!ed mat the
match Is on" Mcfarland rece we'd 5000
.o- his emo in EACH OF his tShts with
Packey IS nov worth ar extra 81 900 for his
services
Billy Gibson. manager o. N. ra,-n,o,.
A. c" announced last n!<ht nat the s.x-
round eout between Jcra p-scoll. the Eng.
!isa feather weight champion. and Nat;v
Be Twin. which 5 carGad - fourN. 4
he next STAG OF his club on Nov. : would
come o.t as he had applied to the courts
Tor ar Injunction 7es;ra ming the police
from in;ertcr!Ar wa the show and wa
confident OF getting 1t. The club Is one o.
the best conducted n this CITY ara mas a
/ legitimate membership.
The evening world., 1908-10-28
Dar1i11 Sleuths Keep
Close Watch at Races

selling race for $500. He won very
easily, yet a post time there were hum
dreds on Erbet 10 beat him. There was
a doubt about Strike Outs fondness .or
heavy going ev IDENTITY
The evening world., 1908-10-28

Sententious started twice and finished
IN the money each time, third in the
first race and second IN the last.
The evening world., 1908-10-28

Hoffman, the ex-Sanford colt. a half
brother to Irish Lad, ran surprisingly
good race on his hTst appearance under
the Coulter colors. 1t was thought he
didn't like mud
The evening world., 1908-10-28
Despite Its Big Hospital List,
New Haven Team IS
Making Good.

IGHT now 1t looks as II Yale VIII
~ have the easiest time in her foot
L - ball career carrying off all the
honors this fall. The New Haven team
looks far and away the best team in
sight at present. They have yet TO be
scored on. and are the only footoaA
team OF importance, East or West, that
has this record.
True. Yale has a heavy hosp'ta! list.
but the substitutes seem TO be able TO
take care OF the ho+es lett vacant BY
the regulars. For the next two weeks
Yale has easy games, playing Massa-
chusetts Agricultural School next sat
urday and Brown the week after. 70!
time it was thought Brown might
prove a stumbling block tor the sons OF
Eli, but the showing made by the
Providence team last Saturday against
Pennsylvania, when they failed TO score
FIRST down. makes them look IKE /"
easy picking for Yale.
BY the time these two games are out
Of the road II is expected that capt
Burch and j. R. Fitzpatrick Will be
back IN the game. adding great strength
TO the end positions, while the other
cripples will have rounded to by that
| time.
Harvard's work !s practically all secret
these days and the army OF coaches is work
,ng hard whipping the first and second
e.ryens into shape Tor the hard games to
come. The latest addition 10 the coaching
ranks is Lieut. Graves, OF West Point "A'
viii help out the tackles. Nerwiepe' FORMER
candidate FOR a tackle position. IS beng
y.aved AT iu..Oack on the scrubs and pears a.,
| the earmzIks Of conner. II. l.. Cadd!s' OF
! MeCune, Kan, right tackle on the freshman
| ,eaaa vii. captain tEat team this fal!'
ore bright spot was In evidence at princeton
y.steriay Breaemus. who mas been Out a.
| season with s sIrsined wrist, turned olt toI
l!ght work, and w4N be able to get into the
| big ramos later IN the season. In two
| twenty ave minute halves the varsity Il
| able TO score three touchdowns on the seTuos
| Cunningham, Coke and Pfeit;eT, WHO tooR
| turns In the back field, esch Carrying tAt
! pail over by line plunstS'
Cant. HoIenbsck and one rest OF the Penn
.,,yanla cripples VIII return from Atlantic
! civ. where they nave been resting up, to
say and get back INTO the fray. Coach Metz
aar mas neen -Tklng the regulars who are
! sbIe 10 be OUT hord THIS week ana some I'M
! Movement mas been shown. nut not enough
! ~ warrant any great confidence for the bal
The evening world., 1908-10-28
Pdpke Has Cleaned
Up Fortune in Ring

sank" McCleskey. OF Boston. for fifteen
rounds at the West Side a c. OF New Or
leans. on Nov. T. This will be the semi
.inal TO the fifteen-round contest betw IN
ClRot . OF Milwaukee
The evening world., 1908-10-28

Yorke has lost what little nerve he
possessed since his bad fall al Graves
end In every race he rides these days
ne begins TO Dull up 10 a position Of
safety as the barr e. goes UP. He id
II three times yesterday on Okenite
Tfvol! and Uncle jim.
The evening world., 1908-10-28

Gene Wood cinched It by taking Wa
ponoca a place
The evening world., 1908-10-28

The get of Hastings didn't run up to
their reputation as mudders, Arondack
ran far below her form in the going
The best Okenite could do was third
and Eustacian stepped N II after
making the race for an eighth.
The evening world., 1908-10-28
Mel Sheppard Will Compete
in Local Indoor Meets

IN the Military Athletic League. and
they Will be favorites for the champion-
snip OF that organization.
The evening world., 1908-10-28

Jack DougheTty, the Milwaukee weltar-
weight who iooked Ike coming cham
hin, arav IN elrht rounds az Chelsea. Mass
=, M 70 lnnn M heer m -hnl % Nght
The evening world., 1908-10-28

ILL BROWNS club is to cut box.
* ing shows out for ,,.rl.
- Browns IS one OF tae lev gsr
,,n. and legitimate. with annual .'."-
bsrship. dues. and al. the rest 40. t,.
trimmings. Brown has scycra. huu... .
annual members WHO use the E,.uU.'
sium and baths. Eil explains m-.lr-.
thusly: we have done a.l of the o.. h.
ing when boxing was iHtrrfcrsI ..E
and we'll wait and look on rur d uh. mad.
Our gymnasium .s Ja.t al Die t..s
anyway and Letting th, boxing Eu I.r
, while won't hurt gs .f all Let rrc
fake clubs be NcSdea OUT We're r1t
Interested IN what happens 10 them al
hons a. we're within lire iaW ouTselS Is
and running on the level
The evening world., 1908-10-28

Fo- the :rs; time In months here IS no'
The fs!rmon, A c. would have pulled OF
a show but as the politicians OF the Bronx
asked Manager B!Nv Gl5sOn 10 allo~ mem
TO have the club house foE the purpose OF
listening 10 speech oy Lieut. Gov. chan;
the stag.
The evening world., 1908-10-28

~ IGHT now it looks as II Yale VIII
~ have the easiest time in her foot
l. - ball career carrying off all the
The evening world., 1908-10-28

" your dealer cannot supply j'ob. zoe
ship four quarts cypress paid $500.
The evening world., 1908-10-28

.AESOLD DAILY & CO.,
Mabel Barrison & Jos. u
Howard. ClaTice Aayne.
Clrlln 4 OTTO, others.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-03-22

achievements 81 a greater America
his broad knowledge and experience
lu Law ana government bis genius ta.
world peace aud advancement hls ars
taco ana surd1 courage and more than
uil else his steadfast devotion 10 the
enduring policies of republicautsm
make him the ideal leader Of 1905
While Sow MeNep regrets that aHa
ing Is I'D rNirmgip- Of uataua. poll
cies Il has no electoral vote 90 east
tor Taft as II had hoped It would
Act tho delegates chosen by this com
lpnuon arc hereby Instructed tp ust
cypi3 reasonable means 10 bring about
hts nomination for thc presidency ana
east their baHats m his favor aH a
unit So long as his name ia before the
national convention
Frank Uuhhpfi attempted to stam
pcdc the convention against Otara
lust at The close. n was the Hoa.
pitiahIe and humuiatng defeat luh
ben has ever met Tho B"u1Iilu
county delegation mad 70 vote Win
him as unit The rest of The con
youtian voted against him and iu favor
of Otero. Hubbcll's effort was beaten
~ vote of ITO 70 H.