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The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1908-10-17

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The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1908-10-17
See the Doll and Engine at
Fuller Drug Co.

Quality and Prices right on
Watches mt DITTo'S.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1908-10-17


During the past year II. w.
Long has sold six Of his quarters
of land and still owns three. He
has leased his home ranch to Fred
Noffsinger for term of five years
and about the first of March will
hold an auction sale and remove
to Oregon.-Center Dispatch.
On Monday, Louis Nickel filed
on the reservoir site which he calls
the La Garita, located on La
Garita creek just west of the
wagon road between Del Norte
and Saguache. The reservoir will
hold 1890 acre feet with dam
at an average height of 40 feet and
800 feet long. The estimated
cost of the dam is S250OOO. The
site covers $40 acres of land which
is acknowledgements
The Detroit times., 1908-12-26
TO EXAMINE TEETH OF
THE SCHOOL CHILDREN

PRINCETON, Ind, Dec. 26.-Den-
tai inspection began In the Prince
ton schools under the direction of
Dr. j. W Roper of this city. chair
man OF the Dental Association of In
diana All CT the dentists of Prince
ton are assisting in the inspection.
each taking his turn The following
statement has been issued by the
school board
II is hoped that every child in the
schools will have his teeth examin-
ed. although the inspection is not
compulsory. II should be understood
that the services OF the dentists will
be absolutely free for the inspections,
and that no one will receive any re-
Enumeration for the work hTe teeth
will be examined and a printed slip
viii be handed TO each child. stating
the condition Of the teeth. The child
will be asked to take the slip home
TO his parents for their inspection,
and II the parents then choose TO
have the teeth attended TO they are
az liberty To send the children 10 any
dentist they prefer
The Detroit times., 1908-12-26
GRADUATE COACH
GAINS IN FAVOR

The majority Of the colleges and
universities are adopting the graduate
system OF coaching for their football
teams. The two latest universities
TO fall into line are Georgetown and
Illinois. Next year the elevens OF
both colleges will IN all probability
be coached by alumni players George.
town will likely secure the services
Of either Bunny Larkiu who help
ed coach the Cornell eleven this fall.
or Charley McCarty, who played end
on the Georgetown team OF 1904. Ex.
capt. Gardiner. or Sinnock, who play
cd quarterback on Illinois last sea
son. have been suggested as players
qualified for the position OF head
coach AT the western institution.
At Princeton there Is much talk OF
putting Phil King or Eddie Holt in
charge OF the Tiger eleven next fall.
Both men are eligible 70 the position
or head coach. by reason OF their grid.
Iron experience and, II tic present
lumor may be- believed. the burden
OF the coaching Will be shared by the
two old players. Owing 10 the press
ure " business Roper will not return
90 Princeton next year in the capd.
city OF head coach
The Detroit times., 1908-12-26
PLAYS TENNIS
WITH Mr.. TAFT
BUT SECRETARY NEW6eRRYs
MopEsTY REsTRAiNs HIM
FROM TELLING RESULT.

Hard work in rcOrganiZlnS the navy
department seems to have agreed well
with Truman II. Newberry. The ne"
Laval secretary never looked oettor
than he does on the occasion OF ms
present visit 10 his home In Detroit
lie is full OF his plans for moderni&
ing the naval methods and anxious 10
get back 90 his desk. Monday. To S>s1
up the departmental business again
III will not require legislation TO
make the changes | propose In the Or
lpartmeus." he says The secretary
| has fun mower. These changes should
be tried Tor IA year or two and then II
my successor does not consider them
effective. he can alter them. TIE
naval department Is the largest OF the
government departments. There arc
nearly $4,000 officers and enlisted men
In the military branch and 10000 civil
employees.
In our navy yards we make aimoet
everything except pianos. We make
the musicians. but not the instru'
ments."
In regard To senatorial politics Sec
rotary Newbe,ry Will go no farther
than TO state that he is for Senator
Burrows for reelection. Asked II he
would become candidate himself IN
case the senior senator should not be
candidate Secretary Newberry said
he has not considered such thing
al all
The secretary. who is not slender,
states that he has never progresse
! further toward the presidents tennis
cabinet and walking parties than to
2lay an occasional tennis game al the
| White House Still, he has a tritie OF
pride in the outcome OF his tennis
tournament with President-elect TAFT,
who Is no stripping either. be II mer
toned. Modesty restraints Secretary
Newberry from telling who was win
Der OF this CONTEST.
There IS one walking trip on which
Mr.. Newberry was paced for few
miles through Rock Greek park by
/ Theodore Roosevelt. the strenuous
which the naval head still recalls with
pain.
That walk was no idle jest Nc
says ruefully. Il never went again
/ Like the other members OF the pre5i
| dents cabinet. the Detroiter has not
been informed as 10 his destiny after
March 4. 1902.
II can only reply as did Secretary
Straus 10 similar query says New
! berry. He told the story of the man
who. when asked DO you ever take n
drink?' replied. is that an inquiry OF
an invitltion?'
The Detroit times., 1908-12-26
TO SELL SOME OF
GLACIERS BANK STOCK

The Security Trust Co. as trustee
for Frank =. Glazier. will sell 10
shares OF Dexter bank stock, Dec. 81.
No other securities are TO be sold at
this time II is expected that par viii
be offered for the bank stock.
Just what Frank =. Glazier did
with all the money ne borrowed in
the year preceding his bankruptcy
has not yet been determined by the
creditors The conclusion has been
reached. however, that most of II
went into his stove business, and
buildings.
An interesting exhibit which will
be put in evidence in one OF the bank
ruptcy hearings is a series OF pho,o-
graphs of life insurance policy as
siguments, supposed 70 have been
made at various times within year
from the same printed copy. All
these show the same peculiar spell
ing and in variation from the printed
copy. This will form the basis for
an argument that the assignments
were really all made at once.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-26
BOYS ESCAPE FROM JAIL
BY SANTA CLAUS ROUTE

STERLING. H.. Dec 26.--Wilbur
Countryman. OF Chicago. made two es.
capes from the county jail at Morrison
each time getting out of tae bastile
Trough the chimney. He took with him
another lad named Willie Elgin. OF this
city Both were held for the grand
Jury on charges Of attempted burglary
The boys removed bricks from the
chimney and climbed to the roo: Of the
Jail through the soot.lined aperture
BY tying blankets together they
escaped To the ground. but were soon
iecaptured
The second attempt was made by
pretending they needed "A bath They
were allowed In the corridor and while
the guarl was not watching Country
man secreted brick under his MAJ;
tress After being returned to his eel
he sprung the lock with the brick and
using bar. he released his partner
Covering themselves with soft sOau
they again got out through the chin
lcy. but were captured AZ midnight.
job Printing done right Times Print
ing CO.. - John R.st Phone 1898.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-26

lard. Negro and Indian, the latter be-
ing an inferior form OF Indian and
the former by no means best sort
OF Spaniard
The entire annual intake of the
Venezuelan ports is under the income
of our own beloved Oily John ID. No
there will be no fight. Venezula is too
small. too dry. too barren a bone.
Philippine Question.
Speaking OF Venezuela and war re-
calls the Philippines. The subcur-
rents OF sentiment ON the parts of our
statesmen favor letting go OF the
Philippines II they the statesmen
could but see how-with safety TO
themselves--to do IL.
AS stated the other day. the Phil
ippines spell an annual loss To us of Il
direct S10O.00000 and keep us in
Oriental hot water besides. The sug-
gestion Is being tentatively passed
about in corridor and cloakroom.
where all great movements never fall
TO make their first appearance, that
we cali the big world powers into
council and offer to "neutralize" the
Philippines after the manner OF Bel
GUM. The Philippines would govern
themselves under the guardianship Of
the big powers. They would make
their own laws. collect their own
taxes. pay their own debts, run their.
own saddle-colored affairs.
They would not be allowed 10 attack
anybody. No one would be permitted
TO attack them. In brief. the Philip
pines would go along with the great
procession OF the worlds powers,
much as a dog might accompany A
wagon train. without being tied 10 the
wagon reach OF any particular nation.
This suggestion to "neutralize' the
Philippines is gaining in strength as
snowballs egain by rolling. 1t is the
view OF old experiepced ones In both
house and senate that something OF
the kind will be brought about in time.
AS one OF our congressional Tallyrands
expressed it, ITO get out Of Cuba bur
rem ain In the Philippines is not the
best craftsmanship. It IS too much
like preferring loss to profit, war 10
neace"
The Detroit times., 1908-12-26
King Peter. Stricken
BY Apoplcxy. Orders
Release OF Convicts

VIENNA. Dec. 26.-Once more
there Is talk of the abdication of
King Peter of Servia. Although his
political yposition has been strength
ened by the present war crisis. his
health Is so bad that he is expected
shortly 10 hand over the throne To
the crown prince.
Recently the king had an apoplec-
tic stroke. ~ has left him with an
impeachment in his speech. rendering
him unfit 10 grant audiences. When
he was sufficiently recovered the re-
lease of all paralytic and apoplectic
convicts. But his ministers pointed
out that such an amnesty would ex-
cite astonishment. so II was extend
ed also toh the blind and crippled.
rs n result. Belgrade was suddenly
overrun with swarm OF disabled
beggars
The Detroit times., 1908-12-26
MAYOR HESITATES ON
NEW YEARS RECEPTION

The fact that nothing has been said
about a New Years reception In the
city hall has caused some comment
about the stone house
II was the custom for many years
for Mayor Maybury to receive the puD-
tic on that day When he retired from
Office he invited Mayor-elect Codd to
take part in the reception. When the
latter gentleman finished his term OF
office two years ago, he Invited VIII
liam 3. Thompson TO stand in the New
Years receiving line with him.
"Will William B. Thompson do like
wise with Philip Breitmeyer" That
is the question that is going the
rounds.
"Will you have New Years recep-
tion?" the mayor was asked.
Il will tell that in a day or two,
was the reply.
Some OF my friends have suggested
that | have a New Years reception.
but | do not think that | shall do so.
said Mayor-elect Breitmeyer when
asked as TO Els course
The Detroit times., 1908-12-26
HAnRN LAUDER.

Harry Lauder. the great scotch enc
tcrtaincT viii appear with uis com
pany .B return cngaEemcut IU the
Light Guard armory. Jan. and 2 With
t1dtinct and eNoning performance on
both dates, Lauder made g trcmcn-
dous hlt when he appeared here "a
short time ago and Is sure Of Cuthusi-
astic welcome when he comes again.
There viii. 90 course. be e complete
change OF hill from hts other perform
enre.
Lauder has been playing In Chicago
20 crowded houses, the rush To see him
being 80 great that men stood in line
for four hours 20 secure tickets. Every
greeted by bumper business only one
accident and that a slight one. has
marked his tour thus far In Buffalo
the baggage ear OF his train ran
through an open switch. but as Lauder
doesn't carry his voice and facial ex-
preston In his grip, the damage 10 the
Lauder show wasn't really serious.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-26
Nezu Oalet Nisfook
Mrs. Sbonts for Cook s
In Paris Kitchen

PARIS. Dec. 26.-No ducal infant
ever had such care taken OF him as
that bestowed on the baby Due de-
Chaulnes at the apartment which the
Shonts family has taken AT No. "a
Avenue Hoche.
Mrs. Shonts makes I, her particQ
lar care TO see that her titled daugh'
ter has everything tempting In the
way OF nourishment and spends
good part OF each day In the Kitchen,
greatly to the establishment OF her
arlstocratic kinsfolk by marriage.
new valet de chambre found her busy
over the cookstove and tried vainly
40 get up a conversation. Mrs.
Shonts being ignorant of French, he
went downstairs In disgust to the
ianitor. That was n queer idea or
the Duchess" he said, TO bring over
an American cook"
idiot" replied the janitor, that's
the grandmother Of the duke"
The Detroit times., 1908-12-26
NAPOLEONIC RELICS
KEEP FAMILY RICH

BRUSSELS. Dec. Napoleon
&c nails" have been the source OF a
fair income ~ a miller's family hv-
ing near the Waterloo battlefield.
Fer 90 years generations Of millers
have been selling 10 collectors or
Napoleon relics the nail on which
the emperor hung his hat when he
rested az the mill during the battle
OF Waterloo"
4 few years after the battle an
FngIishmen discovered that when
The emperor was In the mill he had
hung his hat on certain nail. He
promptly bought the historic nail,
which was afterward replaced by an
other. This nail was succeeded by
another and another, and so on. un
til now there Is an astonishing mum
Der of "Napoleon's nails In various
collections.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-26
To seareaate Prisoners.

SEGREGATION Of prisoners I'm transi,
from The Jail to the house of correc.
tion viii De- tie rule hereafter Strict
orders 10 this effect have been aivcn
10y the police department In future
the Black Maria as he big bus used
cXcNsiyeiv for this service has become
known Will convey only mailer risou.
.trs The woman being transported sep
arateiy 10 partnl wagon. The new
rdlc. which was put into force Satm
day. grow ont Of an incident that oc.
Cured in The bus during the week.
when woman prisoner, 10 is report.
ed. WAS subjected 20 gross indignities
The Detroit times., 1908-12-26
Markets anz Finance


straw berri~s-5O u soc per quart.
sweet Potato~.-viTginIas $40 per
Dbl. Jerseys. y.lb per bu. s1ss per
Dbl; kiln dried. $3.50 per crate.
tablets, $3.50. cut Loaf 500. cubes.
$40. \NNN powdered. $50. granu-
lated. extra coarse. $40, graduated.
ia bulk. s5.05. granulated. In 25-lb cot
IS 90; confectioners' \. $50: No. 4,
SIS; No. .. s515. No. 3. s5.l5: No. 4,
t5.o5; No. ., So; No. 8, !iss; 40. Z
81 90: No s, Sass No. ., stS0; No. 10.
s.75: No. IL. s4.50. No. Il. Si.65: No.
Is $500; No. =, si.60' No. 10. s4.GO per
100 lbs
The Detroit times., 1908-12-26
BONDS AND COUPONS DUE AND PAYABLE
AT THE OFFICE OF THE
Onion Crust Company.
Detroit. Michigan.
BON DIS

On nd after mi 81, 1908
l. o. F.
On and 2, Dan legal holiday.
1925 $4,000
LIS
1929
compacy
comn,nv
,,,o,, Company nc..............
ro,dir, 40,
cien.rs Gas corpanv
COMPANY
COMPANY
u.,,.h
,v,io.oh e.. ,nhn Company No. 127 ncI........
vorL transit company NO ~ incl .........
$3.50 incl 5000
On 1909
Lumb No. 1850 Incl 2oooo
The Detroit times., 1908-12-26
But He's Kidding.

The Baseball Writer'S association
has appointed committee 10 carefully
20 over the findings of the National
commission IN ticket scandal cases ana
TRANSLATE IL possible. the report. There
is no truth in the rumor that tae
scribes have been able To make any
sense out OF the long document or 60
discover where the supreme court "f
baseball said anything without pniting
a copper on the remark Immediately
afterward New York Globe.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-26
ADMITS SHE SLABS
HUSBAND TO DEATH

NEW YORK, Dec. 26.-Jennie Nc
Creole 80 years old. admitted TO
Coroner Dooley today that she stabbed
her husband Samuel McCredie, TO
death with butcher knife as he ny
asleep In their home, No SIS West
Forty -eighth-st The woman. who IS
believed TO he insane. was committed
to the Tombs pending an inquest.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-26
LARGE RETURNS FROM
TUBERCULOSIS STAMPS

That the harvest from the holiday
sale of Red Cross tuberculosis stamps
viii be a large one is shown by the
receipts that have already come In 20
Emory w Clark, of that organization.
Some $4,000 has been paid into the
local Red Cross treasury already. with
number Of collections srll TO hear
from. A full report OF the success Of
the movement will be made after the
first OF the year
The Detroit times., 1908-12-26
Appie.-Fancy s4GA5o. common.

Appies-r amy efVf'V' Soh'H"on' -
Butter-ofnciat prices: Extra cream.
cries. Sic; frsts. 2ec; crooks. 22c: pack
ing stock. 100 per III.
CsnIinower--s3. so per crate.
Ceicry-l50 SOC per doz
lse; old. i5c; Linburser; Ice; brick
,sc; Schweitzer. lsc per ID. 49,.
CALIFORNIA; Fruits-t-rapes. s2.7s per
crate: pears, 81 90 per box.
CoG one coffee 'i@'S9iSs'
Cranberries-Fancy. IS per ou: 11A5o
Dressed Caive.-Fancy. &c; common.
Dressed Hos.-Lght. &c; medium. 5
G5hc per lib.
frsts case count. 2ec perd OF; refrig-
orator extras. CSC per doc.
FIour-M.chigan patents In wood
:siiss: e issGnd Is P p.T sol 700 straight
corn meal. $3.50: corn and oat chop
s75 so; coarse middlings. s2S: fine mid
Finssn Hsddie~-1oc per 10.
Fresh Northumberland trt
house; si.7Sa2 per doz; lettuce, lettuce, l1s 10;
per 4-basket crate: radishes, Zoe per
doz. wax beans. - per bu: green beans.
Grape Fruit-ssas.7s per box.
Green Peppers-sa7s@a per e-baske,
Grspe.-catawba. .-lb baskets. lsc;
gc:sy.Isne, white; !, laeis ~, !, amber.
shipper, .s are Day Ssy TN II
car lots. b. pe'reIs Ne a. tiI a;oS.yy'
I.:s idS 81. Straw. rye , ss ; tos
,oe n'f No. green e' &c; NO. green. s.:
No i,i ks. oa YS 1.r is:' sIssf s,d:.
No: I. a. No No; 2. -; 'neep SKINS Us "
Hsrawsrc~wirs rains. s2so: base
20 and per cent on ponltry ,,ueniesS
Bs.s S1sosd yT No san sn,nsaiea ~r.
cloth. si.io per 100 ieet: lap and IiD
s ,dei s wssylns so ana eI 10 per cen:
on: round and corrusated
pipe rs aud per cent on.
Lemon.wCailfornis. ss.So1a ner box
Map.e suwar-New, pure. &C per 10
Mussroom.-56a soc per ID. ..
M, on'SsS syIs Soc per s ~ p'
Orange.-New Floridas, s2.2593 per
box. California navels. SS.2eVs'f' w.
OiI.-Raw iinseed. acc; boiled I'm,
seed. soc gal. less ] per cent TOT rc'
In 10 days. diamond neadlsn., tats
sene-9 bc. turpentine. IN oA''e'
44c per gal
Pop Coru-Ears. u uzc per NJ,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ss.50VA per
crate, s1.5OQ2 per dos n,,.
car lots Z o. b. Detro,t ss9 csc per ou
new Bermudas. s2.75 per bu. -
PouItry-Hens, 9mi0c; springs, lOp
lie. geese. 901Oc; ducks. IL Q izc. tur
keys. 16Qi7c per ID. Dressed hens; ~
ducks, 13a1ac. turkeys. 1sp 2lc I'D.
Provi-scu---Mes pork. $3.50, FANNY
Be eaxy . isgSd; smoked dN' hams Ss lons;
dry sailed briskets. 1oc: Shoulders,
&C. picnic hams, &c; bacon, ii nc;
lard In tierces. 1Oi<e: kettle rendered
IL NC Der Id.
Rsbbits-s1.25 per dos
The Detroit times., 1908-12-26
A Dangerous onera,lnn-

is the removal OF the appendix by a
surgeon. No one who takes DR.. Kings
New Life pills is ever subjected TO
this frightful ordeal They work so
quietly you don't feel them. They
cure constipation, headache. bilious.
ness and malaria At f.. c. einsels.
Central Drug Co.'S. and Gray & wor.
eester's drug stores.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-26
Cancer Victim Kills Self.

NEW YORK. Dec. 25.-1.Sunerirg
from an ,incurable cancer, Joseph
Bccks. As years old, a patient in the
post Graduate hospital. committed sui
eide in that institution today by cut.
ting his throat.
II is not known how liza got the
weapon and an investigation is being
made
The Detroit times., 1908-12-26
WEEKLY nN>N STATEMENT.

NEW YORK. Dee 26--Bank state
ment Loans. sl.254,6i6,So0. decrease
t23.6s3. 900. specie. S251.511.bOO, de-
crease, si.265 200; legal tenders. W.
\ 500. 566. 500. decrcas" S3o. 900, cir
culation. s50,3tS. zoo. increase S32S4,S00
reserve on all deposits. increase si,0S5.-
6s5 reserve other United states. in
crease 81 O6S 800; United states depos-
its. $S.192. 900, cash reserve, 20 pei
cont
The Detroit times., 1908-12-26
Homo OF one.Leaaed Eowl

Forty per cent OF the bush fowl Shot
in a part OF Nigeria have only one
leg. the other having been torn OF 3y
a trap. says Col Seely. Ne p. in AN
explanation Of the increased duty on
spring traps in that colony London
Daily Nail
The Detroit times., 1908-12-26
FIREMAN MAY DIE
FROM SKULL INJURY

MUSHROOM. Mich, Dec. e. Spe-
cial Edward Depew. fireman. had
his skull fractured when a heavy hose.
cart turned turtle while he was an.
swering a call lie may die
The Detroit times., 1908-12-26
PRODUCE.

The poultry deal for tho season Is
winding up a little quiet, and except
that considerable quantities OF frozen
stock has been brought out OF storage
Christmas turkey buyers would have
been up against hard proposition. az
receipts OF fresh dressed stock have
been nowhere nea- up 20 the needs of
the market. The frozen stock does not
compare with the fresh in attractive
ness but has served TO make up the
shortage to some extent, and also TO
hold prices down a little. Aside from
poultry, the market is very steady as
To prices and reasonably active.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-26
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

CHICAGO. Dec. 2y.-hogs- Receipts
10. 900. market &c higher; prime heavy,
s5.Y006 mixed. S5.sJv go, heavy -. 80
q 5.SO. Cattlo-Recetpts 400, market
steady, good TO fancy steers, $500 "a
40, medium To good sters, 50, 20 q o ~
yearlings. $S.25Gf.s5. plain TO fancy
COWS. $3.50 u s.2s; common o 10 good
stockers, s25OJ 40. common To good
COWS, Sa25m315. Sheep and Lambs -
Receipts 2,50O market nopinaily
steady: fed yearIings. So 20 q SO, fed
ewes. So 50Gs.5o, fed wethers, sal q
=: feeling lambs. $4.50m5.35. feedinS
wethers. SO. 20 q t.25; native lambs, s5.1J
g7.55; fed lambs, sea 80. fair 10
fancy wethers. s4.25 q 5.25. native year
hngs. s5.25a6. so: native ewes, 1919 q
as: bucks and stays. sS5oU $50.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-26
LOCAL STOCKS.

Following quotations, furnished by
Lewis @. Gorton. l4l3 Majestic Bldg.
Dec. "a 1905.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-26
LIVE STOCK.
EAST nI-IfEAI.O.

BUFFAIO. Dec. 80 SpcC' AL e az b
tle-Rcceipts hsht ana steady ltns
Receipts 40 ears. steady, heavy so.v"
a. ala: best workers.. 81 % " sos. liShi.
g. 5OWb55: pigs. s5i5 " 5. IS, shtrp,
Receipts 20 cars. strong, top lambs, -
Oslo
Market Close.
EAST BUFFALO. y. y. Dec 20. -
Cattle Receipts Zoe demand g"od at
strong prices NcSls-keeelpts 200, a.
tive. 100 lower. cults To choice, 50 - n
30 sheep and lsimbs--Iteceipts a.
Coo active and firmer, lambs, s'h ,
few at sS15: yearlings. sS.25 n o. sheep
SgW45s. Receipts $500. tarly
active. strong. workers., s5.3OWh, plSs
sJlO152s, mixed, s6ele.lO, heaNies
xt1kiI5
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-02-13
LOST WORD-BATTLES.

In his criticism of Admiral Brown son the president had no noticeable support from any one but party to the dispute, Surgeon General Rlxey.
 MT Roosevelt has often been unfor- tunate in his controversies. In his ante-election brush with Alton B. Parker over the republican cam paign fund he was the winner of prestige that suffered when half of what the democratic candidate charged was found to be true in spite of the presidents language inferen- tially denying it all. Mir Roosevelt did not show to advantage in the Venezuelan dispute. wherein he took the side of "Loomis, Acting" The fiery argument with Henry NJ. Whit ney of Boston remains question of veracity. So does the dispute with the president of the American Sports mems association. There was little glory in his easy putting down of John F. Wallace.
 Now that the heat of that battle is gone. as many people will be found to take the Tillman-B Bailey Chandler side of the rate bill row as the presidents. The lie passed by Mir Roosevelt did not stick to the senators If the voluminous mail and telegraphic fight with the Bellamy Storers was not a triumph for them the president came out of the Dear Maria" incident with