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The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11
HOG INDUSTRY

(By DR.. Pink b. Howard, vetsriaasisn)
On arriving.here . week ago last
Tuesday, and learning Of the de-
crease in the hog industry on &C.
count Of. disease, l have taken it up
and held a few post mortems and
examined . few live hogs that were
sick. Although l do not feel con-
tident this early to make q com
plete statement, l would be pleased
to have anyone having sick hogs,
or one that has just died, to bring
them in 80 that | can hold post
mortems and ascertain beyond a
question what the trouble in the
different localities Is.
In one case | have found an
Infectious Ulcerous Stomatitis
where there were ulcers, very
small, in the oral cavity or mouth
and extending into the nasal
chamber and the phsrynx, extend
ing into the lungs thereby causing
death by extension Of the original
mslsdy. This trouble seems to be
confined to the young pigs. Now
il you will help me in this research
in an effort to save and stimulate
the hog industry in the San Luis
valley, I will make this column
under the caption of Hog Indus
try" not only interesting. but very
profitable TO you.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11

John N. Kerr made . business
trip 70 Dsovsr Tussdav night.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11

Judge Warburton has recovered
from bis late illness aud was able
tn Be on the streets again Wcdncs-
day.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-04-11

SpIu Ill lJcuNCI lubt WCCh.
Hall Brothers contractors and
builders. Box 1876, Monte Vista,
Colo.
If you are thinking of taking
piano lessons call and see
MRS d. A. JONES
Step into the Phares Autono.
bile Garage and tell them that you
want to take ride IN the new REQ.
The Miracle stock powders are
working wonders with the sick
hogs. w. ]. Clark has a fresh
supply of it on hand.
Dress making and family sewing
wanted; also shadow embroidery
done or lessons given.
Mrs. +. T.. POOLE.
For RENT--3 quarter sections
of land. Will be divided to suit.
On very liberal terms.
A. NJ. IsBELL.
LOST: Indian blanket, lrregu-
lar stripes, colors red, white and
gray. Reasonable reward.
NJ. H. DEACON.
We have 500, 600 to loan on A L
first mortgage farm loans; low
rates, easy terms; see 10 first.
]. LAHROY SLUsHER Il 20.
Phone Monte 62.
Per 8alo.
The big bav team formerly
owned BY Arthur Graves. Some
hay on the Jim Walker ranch west
of Lariet also some bald barley,
go sample at c. G. Kerr & Com.
pany's Office.
w. g. SWIFT.
norsos feaissl
G. A. Hudspeth, IN experienced
hOrseman, will take horses to break
80 that q lady can drive them
ar will train them for the trottine
or race track. He has Superior
Magnet for sale or trade Feed
stable in connection, at the Magill
harm.
WANrED:-To take your orders
for wall paper. Leave word at N.
L. Brsdy's store and l will be
pleased to call At your home aud
show you my line Of samples.
l. l.. BAiRD.
Painter and Paper Hanger.
$3.50 Dssver - nsxics.
The Colorado & Southern will
ssll between March 5th aud April
3Oth one-way tickets via FL Paso
70 Mexico City at above extremely
low rate.
=-
Hsoseesksrs' Rates SssSh.
One fare plus S2OO 70 certain
points in Texas and New Mexico
and return; liberal limits; stop.
overs; via Colorado aud Southern.
Full information on application.
T. f. FISHER.
General Paassuer.Ags., Denver.
MONEY TO LOAN |
on.
APPROVED SECURITY
The Washington times., 1908-11-23
AUTOS PLAY HAVOC
TO LIFE AND LIMB
Forty-eight-Hour Record in
and Around New York a
GrueSome One.

NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-Three dead,
three dying. and seventeen injured is
the automobile havoc record for forty
eight hours in New York city and vi
cinity. Practically all the accidents
were due TO careless driving.
The dead:
WILLIAM ARTHUR PURDY, fifty
years old, Tarrytown, n. y, killed at
Arch ylllei automobile party He'd.
year old, Archville, killed with Purdy,
JAMES B. VAN WOERT. New York
city. killed on Fifth avenue; automobile
party fled.
The dying:
Or. George +. lbbit, Orange, n. J..
thrown from buggy when speeding auto
mobile frightened his horse.
J. T. Smilh-HaddOn. SiXty-seven
years Old. Hampstead, l. l., struck
while crossing Fifth avenue.
Mrs. Marshal Raymond, Pawtucket,
r. l., skull fractured and Internally in
1uTed in automobile crash near her
home.
The injured:
Edward Marshall and Frank Raymond
PaWtuCket, James Graham and Robert
Marshall, White Plains. N Y; Clare
Hansen, eleven years old, Harlem,
struck by automobile, Mrs. Benjamin
LlilaTd, nfty-nye years old, New York
city, run down by automobile on Broad
way MT. and Mrs. Richard McCarty.
each sixty years old, run down by auto
J.. both rendered unconscious; Mrs.
George y. Babbitt, Orange. n. J.; seven
unidentified persons thrown from auto
mobile near Mt. kiscO, n. Y
The Washington times., 1908-11-23
MFARLAND QUITE
EAGER FOR CANS
Sure Is Packey Willing TO Fight
Him Since Cars Got a
Beating.
By TAD.

NEW YORK. Nov, 23-Harry Gil
more was UP to see us yesterday before
he left for Chicago. and Harry had a
few words to say.
'PaCkey left before 1 did" piped the
lantern-jawed manager; but I'm doing
the chipping for him, and want 10 say
that We WILL MEET MR.. CANS, but
not IN a six-rOUnd contest.
'1Ie has been asking why we won't
fight him. and i want to say right here
that we Will Battling Nelson prom
ised me a fight If Paclzey beat Cans,
and the best thing can do is to sign
up. I Will sign for PaCkey TO meet
Cans either in Los Angeles or San
Francisco in a twenty-five round fight.
No more or no less
IF Paczey can beat Cans in twenty
nve rounds he can beat Nelson and we
want the chance.
1--WE have youth and stamina in our
favor, and as I figure Cans the best
man In the world, barring Nelson it's
I'VE viii fake the best oner we get
and the sooner the better"
The Washington times., 1908-11-23
Several Badly Hurt
In an Auto Crash

MONESSEN. Pa, Nov. 23.-Seven OF
nine members OF two Of the best-knOwn
families in MOuesseu were Injured, one
fatally, in a collision between an auto
mobile IN which they were riding, and
a trolley car.
The injured. Mrs. J. II. Farquhar,
compound fracture Of skull and jaw
fractured. cannot recover. Mrs H n.
Colbert, seriously cut over the eye, other
cuts and bruises. Frances Colbert eleven
years old. slight fracture of skull cuts
and bruises. Esther Farquhar eleven
years. cut about head and face. Joseph
Farquhar nine years, cut about head
and face. Willis Farquhar cut and
bruised about head Ivan Colbert, six
teen years, hip injured.
II. n. Colbert. owner and driver OF
the car, and j. Il Farquhar were the
other occupants. They were but slight
ly hurt.
The Washington times., 1908-11-23

SOUTH BARTON, H., Nov. 23.-The
Keystone Steel and Wire Company is
making arrangements to run its plant
at fun capacity day and night.
MONESSEN, Va, Nov. Z3.-The Page
Woven Wire Fence Company has just
started in operation its new weaving de-
partment in a two story, 100 by 100 feet
plant.
NIAGARA FALLS. n. Y, Nov. o.
The International Nut Company has
purchased the plant of the American
Nut Company. and is having erected a
7Ox70 feet building as an addition to the
plant.
BUFFALO. n. Y, Nov. 23.-BeaIs *
Co. have added the factory buildings
formerly occupied by Pratt & Lech-
worth. r. c. Wright & Co. and the
Hudor Company 10 their plant
CHARLOTTE, n. g., Nov. 23.-The
Kerr Bleachery and Finishing Works,
which were burned some weeks age,
viii be rebuilt Immediately. This WIS
decided at a recent meeting of the Ci-
TecJors.
BURLINGTON. Iowa, Nov. Z3.-The
West Burlington shops Of the Burling-
ton Railroad Company received an or
der TO put 200 locomotives in frst-class
condition before January /, 1909. This
means night and day work.
MANCHESTER, n. H, Nov. Z3.-Af-
ter being shut down for eleven months.
the mills at HOokset viii start on full
time within a few days The news has
brought great JOY to the tov.l. The
mills making linen crash were among
the first to shut down
Each day accentuates the story OF
prosperity; each day impresse5 upon
the business world the complete revival
OF confidence on the part of capital, the
The Washington times., 1908-11-23
NEW LINE OF DOPE
FOR PRESS AGENTS
Battling Nelson Saves Bulldogs
and Himself Instead of
Here

CHICAGO, Nov. 23.-After two bull
terriers had torn one another for fifty
six minutes, and had been prevented
from rushing into a death grapple by
the lightweight pugilistic champion,
Battling Nelson. the trustees OF the vii
lage OF Burnham with a dozen armed
deputies at their backs broke into the
city hall. in which the fight was held.
The 800 spectators jumped to their feet,
and a wild rush for doors and windows
followed. Several shots were fired In
the air by the deputies, but they could
not stop the stampede.
Nelson escaped arrest by what his fol
lowers might call a nsa. exhibition Of
ring generalship. Wh=n the scramble
began, the ''battler" thought Of a depu-
ty's star presented to him by an admirer
in Mexico, last year. Piuuing this on
his coat he mingled with the raiders,
and finally slipped from the place un-
observed.
Nine men were captured in the raid.
The Washington times., 1908-11-23
DORANDO'S SPIRIT
STILL ALL THERE
SAYS 1t Was Not Broken by
Failure to Win
Marathon.

NEW YORK. Nov. 81 expect TO
win from Mr.. Hayes, because I believe
I am his master at any distance from 10
kilometres to &c miles 800 yards. the dis
lance of the Marathon run. I was in
very poor condition when lost to him
at the Olympic games in London this
summer, and I fully believe that
should have crossed the finish line first
then had those stupid English officials
not interfered with me" so spake Do
rando PietTo today.
They say that losing to Mr. Hayes
has broken my spirit, but it is not so. 1
am more confident than ever that I viii
beat him, and II he tries TO set the pace
at the start or to keep up with me, at
the pace ] VIII set for him / am sure
ne VIII never finish the race.
'.All he will see OF me will be at the
start, and then I will be so far ahead
Of him that he viii lose sight OF me en-
tirely,'
The Washington times., 1908-11-23
WHOLE NATION FEELS
PROSPERITY'S MARCH
From Everywhere Come Reports of Renewed Activity in
All Lines of Handicapped Factory Where Roose-
welt Works Closes at P. M. Every Evening.

end OF the campaign and the turning
of attention strictly TO the prosecution OF
business,
Increased demand has forced the in
creased production or many lines of
goods. The great steel plants Of the
country have increased their capacity
from 60 per cent before election to 75
per cent, and the full capacity story Is
but a few weeks away at the longest.
There is some little uncertainty incident
to possible tariff changes. but the i'm
mediate demand is so urgent that IL
must be supplied, and the factories must
run to produce it,
Not only I'm the steel and iron trade.
but in the textile mills is heard the
hum Of busy wheels and fast moving
looms and shuttles for the shelves Of
the manufacturer, Of the Jobber and tho
retailer have been permitted 90 so near
~ bare and they must be filled
The Hartford Carpet Corporation, or
ThOmpsOnVilie, Mass, famous Tor hay
ing in its employ a Roosevelt, which has
managed during the depression 10 keep
It's 900 hands employed 70 per cent OF
the time, has started fun time WOFk, the
WOuuet and tapestry departments re-
Stunning after a long shut down Nine
O'Clock at night is the quitting time
now.
AT Bristol, Tenn, the Jones Knitting
Mills have increased capacity from 90 20
100 per cent Of capacity
In NOrthamptOn Mass, Bedding
Brothers silk milt is running full time,
and since the election, many new hands
have been taken on. More orders were
received the first three days after cleo
ton than for six months previous The
McCallum Hosiery Company, manufac-
turers of silk hose, is running on ful
time also. -Four hands are given EN-
plOyment.
In Buffalo the Mutual Company has
ordered two steamers OF 5000 tons ca
pacitv each. The boats will be $50 feet
in length, and IS feet beam.
The Washington times., 1908-11-23
JUDGE ALL RIGHT.
BACHELORS VOTE
Dakota Men Approve Ruling
That Wife May Search
Husbands Pockets.

The Real Estate Commission Of Fargo
y. d, being composed largely Of bach
elOrs, has adopted a formal resolution
commencing the recent famous decision
of Judge MulIowny of the District
Supreme Court. I'm which the rule was
established that a wife has a right TO
80 through the pockets OF her husband.
A letter was received today Dy Judge
NIullowny from J. 5. Green, secretary
Of the board. informing him Of the
action taken in the thriving city Of the
West. II is the opinion Of the judge and
his friends that there is a deaT,h OF
manageable girls in Fargo and his is
an invitation for them 10 come out and
assume their prerOgative.
Mr.. Green's letter was as follows:
Dear judge beg TO hand you a
clipping from tOday's Fargo Forum and
90 advise you that the Real Estate Com
mission tonight concludes that you are
partisan-that you are likely a single
man and are giving the poor cusS,
George RldEWdy, the worst of Il II you
are a benedict. YOU no doubt Rave not
gone TO buy a Manhattan before break
fast and found you did not have the
price because your wife had taken uber-
ties with your pockets. II you are not
single and are in this happy state Of
having a wife who let's your pockets
alone when you sleep, don't tax poor
RldgWay too much. Our Real Estate
Commission (mOstly worthless slngles),
vote that Won are all right
yours, truly, ----..
Every morning, now. the judge hnds
numerous clippings regarding the de-
CisiOn on his desk. The story was sent
out by the news associations and has
been printed all over the English-speak-
inc world
The Washington times., 1908-11-23
BIG ADVANCE SALE
FOR HOLIDAY BOUT

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 23.-The
Pari,e-K etcheI middleweight champion
ship contest that is scheduled to take
place IN Conroth's Mission Street Arena,
on THANKSGIVING afternoon, will un-
doubtly attract one of the largest houses
that las viewed a puglistic show in
some years. This statement is borne
out by the advance sale Of seats. Up
To last night $4,000 worth of seats had
been disposed Of, the majority Of them
going 10 out-of-JOwn people.
The betting is still at 10 TO z with
Papke the favorite, and the money on
both ends IS coming in quite steadily.
The betting VIII be brisk from now on.
and Judging from the talk about town,
81 would not surprise the people to see
plenty Of Ketchel money In evidence,
and a better price offered on the Mich
iEander's enc. Even money says Ket-
chel viii not be defeated within eight
cen rounds
The Washington times., 1908-11-23
BOXING WEEK
FOR PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 23.-Philadel-
phia boxing bouts for the week;
Alonday-yVest End A. C-Al Kubiak.
Of Michigan, and Red Bradley, of Bos-
ton.
TIlesday-DougIas A C.-Sammy
Smith. Of Philadelphia, and Young Fred
Corbett, of Philadelphia.
Observation-Disclosures A. C.-Benef1t
show, seven star bouts.
ay-Wayne A. C.-1Oung
Smedley, Of Germantown, and Freddie
Kelly, of Philadelphia.
Thursday-Br A C.--Teddy
MaIoney, Of Philadelphia, and Harry
Baker, Of san Francisco.
hursday-National A C.-Matnse, all
star show.
F'riday-Nonpareh A C---BTed Buck
land, of England. and Ralph Kline, Of
Philadelphia.
aturday-National a. Give star
bouts.
The Washington times., 1908-11-23
WILL FIGHT
ENGLISHMAN AGAIN
British Sports Want Another Go
Between the Men-Britt
Favorite.
Favorite

LONDON, Nov. BIN view OF the
fact OF The general public dissatisfac-
ton over the decision OF the referee in
the recent bout between Jimmy Britt,
former American champion, and Johnny
Summers, British lightweight champion.
these two lads have again been matched
and Will fight in December for a 5000
purse before the National Athletic Club
The men are to so twenty rounds, and
the English sports are confident that
their man viii win with something TO
spare In view of the last fight ii IS
hard to say what they base their hopes
upon. Any other decision than the one
given would have been too rank for
even a British referee Britt outfOught
Summers the entire route. and is very
confident he can repeat the performance
even more decisiVely.
The Washington times., 1908-11-23
PREMIER RISKS ALL
ON A NEW ELECTION
Australian Parliament
Must Be Abolished-Puts II
Up to People.

MELBOURNE, Australia, Nov %
Following a long series of conferences,
Premier Andrew Fisher, head OF the
labor party now in control of Australian
affairs, has decided parliament must be
dissolved and an appeal to the people.
At present parliament is almost even
~ divided between the labor, conserva-
tive, and liberal forces, and a combina-
ton OF the latter two has been able to
prevent the enaction of the law in
cluded in the Fisher platform
A new election is his only salvation
and he has decided to risk all on it,
despite the protests of his fellows in
labor circles.
Fisher viii force the governments de-
feat on some minor measure at present
pending. without taking any risk on a
potent proposition,
The Washington times., 1908-11-23

Joseph Coleman wanted his love let
ters which had penned TO Louisa Link
ms. and he wanted them badly. He was
so anxious TO get the tender missives
that he remarked to the girl that he
would knock her head of If she did not
turn them over 10 him. She answered
by getting an officer and Joseph was up
before Judge MulIowny this morning to
answer for his threats.
what did you want with those let
tersg'' the Judge asked You could
write plenty more love letters, couldn
The Washington times., 1908-11-23
PAPKE WINDS UP
HIS PREPARATIONS
Illinois Thunderbolt Confident He
Will Beat Ketchel in Ten
Rounds.

day Billy Papke practically wound UP
his training for his middleweight cham
pionship battle with Stanley KetCheL
which is TO take place at Cofroth's
Mission street arena. Thanksgiving Day.
The closing Of his training saw the
champion in the finest possible cOndi-
ton, confident Of downing the Michi-
gander a second time and confident he
VIII perform the trick inside Of ten
rounds.
The largest crowd Of fight fans Billy
has drawn since he began his work at
ShannOns turned out to see the Illi-
nois Thunderbolt go through his train
ing stunts.
The Washington times., 1908-11-23
WELSH DOWN FINE
FOR ATTELL FIGHT
Englishman in Superb Condition
for Coming FTay-Attell
Rests

LOS ANGELES. Cal, Nov. 23.-COndi-
toned TO perfection, as fun Of fight as a
young catamount and equally as cour-
ageous, Freddie Welsh, England's great
est lightweight boxer, is waiting pa
tiently for his chance at Abe Attel, the
featherweight champion Of the world.
If Attell beats me III never set foot
on British soil again-Iu be ashamed
to- said Welsh today.
Welsh put in an extra hard day at
training Yesterday, despite the rain. At
tell, on the other hand, drew himself
up into his shell and never so much as
nut on his working clothes during
the day. The excuse Of the feather
weight champion was that he did not
wish TO risk taking a cold by boxing
in the open air.
The Washington times., 1908-11-23
FEARS LOVE LETTERS
WILL CAUSE TROUBLE
Former Suitor Is So Anxious to Get Tender Mssives
Back That He Threatens Violence and an Of
fcer Is Called.

you? never heard or there being q
copyright ON love letters
All wanted dem letters. all right,
Judge" said Coleman
Are YOU going 70 gCt married. II
you are about 10 marry some other
girl, can understand why you would
want these particular letters observed
Judge Mullowny ia "a reminiscent tone.
NO, sab: An 8iH- goin' to get mar
ried Just vet. but Al don want any
letters lax dose layin' rOUn' when 1
does get ready
Coleman was placed under bond TO
leave the Liukins girl alone hereafter.
The Washington times., 1908-11-23
SHE KRAUsE,s BODY BACK.

QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 3.-The body
of John Krause, the fleeing witness OF
the San Francisco graft trials, who was
found dead by his own hand in his
stttero0m on board the steamer Adri-
attic. will be shipped on board the
steamer Majestic. which sails on Tues
daE for New york.
The Washington times., 1908-11-23
ADVENT ATHLETES
HAVE AMBITIONS
Good Basketball Material and
Nucleus for Strong Track
Team

The Advent Athletic Club will have its
FIRST Of a series Of weekly membership
banquets at the parish hall Of the
Church OF the Advent tomorrow even
ing and all former members and those
DESTROYS Of becoming enrolled are in
vited to be present
Candidates for the basketball team
Will be received by the new manager.
Dir. Rapp, tomorrow evening, and frUm
the good material already on hand it
is thought Advent viii have one Of the
fastest teams in the District.
Applicants Tor the proposed track
team will be received by John NARROW.
Ala l.auutoist. SeatJn, NeyrIch, nen-
mig, White. and MarloF, this end Of
the club should make {. good showing
in amateur meets, and hen the team
= IN full blast an application viii be
made 10 enter the AdvUnts IN the A,
A L.
The Washington times., 1908-11-23
NEW PARK FOR WHITE SOX.

CHICAGO, Nov. 23.-South Side fans
are jubilant over the announcement OF
President Comiskey, Of the White Sox.
that he intends TO erect one Of the big
gest and best baseball plants in Amer
lea. II he can buy the site on which
the park is now located he viii build the
new park here The improvements on
the grounds viii cost about $50o,0eO he
says. The grand stand IS 10 be or steel.
The Washington times., 1908-11-23
SPANISH STUDENTS HURT.

OPORTO, Nov. 23.-Renewed disturb
auces marked the departure Of a num-
Der Of students for Combra who had
come here on the occasion of King
ManueIs visit. Several of the students
restored.
The Washington times., 1908-11-23

BRIGHT BOY ia OffC8s excellent OpDOTtuni-
ties 20 learn business. Z, N. VAN NESS,
l6Z5 I ST nv. II
BUNDLE WRAPPERS-Boy for bundle
wrappers. good Positions good salary. and
rapid promotion Apply 70 MR. NARROW
Hecht q CO.. Oh. ol1, 2ll lth 81 no-l-St
COAT MAKERs-FIrst-class. L. JACOBS
& CO., 405ia 9Th St NV It
COOK-White pie. $50; pot washer. $50
kitchen fireman, SIS. FISHERS, 4l9 10th st.
NV. II
DISHWASHER. morning and evening. APP
ply Of. The Brunswick Il
DIsHWAsHER. 40 18th st. NV. It
ERRAND BOY with wheel at once. l743 \
NV. 1t
GENTLEMAN OF high commercial standing
and craftsmanship ability TO call upon bankers
and leading business men IN the interests Of
an enterprise OF great benefit 20 the city Of
Washington; permanency and good pay 10 the
right man; must furnish exceptional refer
encesi state age. Address C., D., Times Of
ne. Ao---ol
HOUSEMAN, walt table, private family:
white daiTyman, room, board; beIlmau, SD,
board. 1880 nth st. NV. II
HOTEL. CARPBNTER-Today. BURGESS
HOTEL AGENCY. 500 10Th ST. NV. It
JEWEL.RY CANVAsSERs 10 sell diamonds.
watches, etc, TO the best trade only; good
men can obtain position for salary and COM
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coal yard. Sth and Florida. ave nv. II
AIAN-YOung colored. TO drive confectioner's
wagon references required. L. BOECK-
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MEN to sell household goods on instaIIments;
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MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE. New
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