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New-York tribune., 1908-06-22

IEERAGE OK THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
JACK Churchill is far being the only scion
u ducal house on the London Stock Exchange,
8holle- being Lord Charles Montagu. a younger
Dfother q the late Duke OF Manchester and a son.
therefore. of the now widowed Duchess OF Devon
salfe Ho is stated have benefited 10 consic-
efaoe extent under the VIII Of his stepfather, the
lie Duke Of Deyonshre who was extremely FOND
u hin Lord Charles, who was one OF the few IN
uiaate friends and cronies Of the late Duke OF
clarence. and has always been in consequence
'lereof persona gratissima at court is the
mead OF the stock broking firm Of Montagu, oppeh-
1eiL & Co. and another member Of the hrIn Is ms
nephew, Viscount Acheson, well known IN TINS
00ontry, which he frequently visits, and heir 10 ,o
e3fidon OF Gosford. The Duke of ArsylIs protA-
e Tie late Lord Walter Campbell. was also a mem
"a u a stock broking frIl-Was the nrs1 II"es"'
y MS rank ~ EJo connected broker VIII '44"
0'oo6 Ezchan=e Lord HorthH!ci., the se'eAleeii''i
VI his line and holder of Il Scotch reeIa tie"'-'
:" a.. is head ot The G:n 81 BcilITl1A' N1'N -
% "-l-e another per who is STOCK DioIei -
ne hltn Lord sandy Lord Alwyn 1tiHt''"' a
younger BROTHER q the present Marquis VI ~ -
e-ap;oi, a. member Of the firm of fai4iiiN-e'
s'n d Co while other stock broker" aie
HotheTs Of the Earl Of Dudley, Lord Lu s
bfother. the Hon Frarcls Brownlow' tle ~ ~
= Curzon younger brother OF the e&-si0e.oS =.
Stcsf, tie Hon Clauts Hay, bTctpE OF tHs Acs1A
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FOWLER-M. virgica. daughter Of IN, late Wiiliam
Anthony Fowler. Sunday. June p. after lingering
illness. BrfarcIir. y. Y Funeral viii be private
and her residence No 1s East 55th ST. on
Tuesday norains. June @3. at 10 O'Clock kindly ont
flowers
HORTON-On Saturday. 90. Burrett W Funeral
service residence No 2S West 5sth 81. On
Tuesday. O. a 1880 O'Clock Interment Wool
papers please copy
G. Neftel. Princesse de George. widow OF the are
william Neftel. VI D. Funeral at the Cathedral OF
Nicholas eth and Madison Tuesday, June
IS. 1880 II Is requested that no flowers %
PATTIsON-At York City. Sunday morning. Ju1s
21 1908 Winfield Pattson. beloved husband OK
Flora Cheek Pattson. IN the 54th wear OF his age
Funeral at New York Masonic Temple 1i:3O. Tues
day. %. 1905 Interment Rose Hi Cemetery.
Chicago. Ill
PEARsoN-sunday. June Ellen Child. wife Of Joha
T Pearson, her soth year Interment Piainneid.
Nj.
years Friends relatives invited TO attend scr
Monday evening 7:30 hts late residence No.
371 West 12Oth st.
STRONG-At her residence Washington D. G.. on sat
urday. June 90 Mary Wilson Strong. daughter OK me
associate justice OF the SopFelno
Of United States Funeral services az ne
residence. Dupont Circle. Tuesday morning AZ
1880. Interunent at Reading Penna
eJrNMERS-At Newark y. j. Saturday. June 20,
1905. Susan NJ Summers, daughter OF the ate Jonn >
Summers and Catherine p. Oakley, aged % years.
services residence Of her cousin MIA
John S Kent. No. 301z Elizabeth Newark, " Js
on Tuesday June g. at 2 D. m
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Highest temperature yesterday. 81 degrees lowest Io
rs average for corresponding date last year
"a average for corresponding date last thty-three
Local ForeoaE-Continued warm and ssnsrsT TAR e-
Aay Tussdasi Light % rsea ~sAas' @3eeS s~Ar
UaGtASlx.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-22
In Memoriam.

PRENTICE-Requiem mass in memory Of George 3.
Prentice. Mus Doc. at the Church OF ST Mary toS
Virgin Monday. June D. at 1O:45 a. m
sHAw-In memory Of Joseph NJ. Shaw. who passed
away d 1903. Bekrort- Long Island
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THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand
Central Station. webster and Jerome Avenue trollsys
by $3.50 Telephone 4S55
Book Of Views representative.
Office 90 East 23d ST. New York City.
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KinnoulL and the Hon. Charles Stanhope, brother
of the Earl OF Chesterfield, we'll as two of the
younger brothers Of the Earl of Marlborough.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-22
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years old. and one Of the eight children OF
the seventh Earl Of Abingdon. Although Lord
Abingdon gives Sir Henry Norris. Queen Eliza
beth's Ambassador 10 the Court Of France. the
founder OF his family yet he is only Norris par
les fenInes" His patronymic is Bertie like that
OF Lord lindsey TO whose earldom he is heir pre-
s-,nptive and he to the name OF Norris
through the marriage Of Bridget Wray, grand
daughter OF the second and last LORD Norris OF
Rycote 20 Montague Bertie second Earl OF Lind
ser. as his second wife Their boy, who bore the
name Of James Bertie. and who succeeded to the
Norris property OF his mother, was created Lord
Norreys and Earl ot Abingdon. He played I'm
portant role in bringing William Of Orange
take the place OF King James II on the throne
o. England contributing indeed. sl50.oo0 TO the
venture. and II was this that for him his
earldor
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from the Weather Bureau shows the changes IN the
teperatue the twcntyfour hours In comparison
with the corresponding date Of last year:
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-29
Its Double Purpose to Conserve Water and Redeem
Millions Of Fertile Acres

The immediate and inevitable such svse wonJ m
to double the present low mark
lions OF producing the wealth Colorado
would literally make two blades of
before aud which the
denns a scrub solitude.
This "A he ultimate
conservation OF large scale Ask aDy ranch
who has studied conditions Before
such perfected ofirrigation and
the efforts OF forestry plant
play However, TO ask the department
that would really upbud the would asking them to
abandon linchots cherished dream of
guards drawing fees from hapess
100 million brush pine slide rock from
thing Pinchot IS settlers
l. plain then that bureau which
thus through ignorance and phe;ednesS deliberately works In
destroy the ends which the people it. sould he called
FORESTRY CRIME and coued absolute conf roI of
ouiuh OF the area o colorado ii. L. LAKE JR
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-29
You Can Fish Decsratisn Day

At least so says our lawbreaking
governor and his fish commissioner.
News-Champion sees no harm in
having the next legislature change
the law from June lst to May 30th,
but for the governor to thus pro-
claim that he will not prosecute
fishing On certain DAYS outside Of
the season is a wilful violation of his
oath of office
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-29
Forest Reserves O6snsive

wishes however enuhssize fourth ndit-
nient and which the heart Of the We hold
through blindness the of
tins which criminal the forest
Tor which it was ostensibly created
That the of the
In the mi-,rid the the land the
blood is the life II then, the forestry people show
would could aIpreca the
might the the
OF timber and the
administration in the hope that wisdom
But this News forest reserves
from the and much because of
first mentioned for though predicted they
become offensive they Our the fundamental
that the department defeating its ends through
ignorance OF actual conditions That suspicion has been amply
justified With sublime faith in it's inaity which rivals
that OF those monach who learned and
forest service has throwing possible
of the only methods which appIeaby
flow for irrigation.
There are lust two WAYS of doing this Firs, y reservoirs and
second by mountain ranches The idea that pereptiv
increase the low supply by planting doubtful
growth these brush slopes fantastic dream 1t only
ains TO e laughed out OF The only timber which does hold
which materially aids
growth north slopes all o which is being sold posi-
Die put money the oi The forestry bureau.
Low water July and august and then the
irrigation supply Threefourths of the
mountain soil whether tim,ered not Who has the
well packed streets OF mountain towns dry hour after heavy
storms
As example Of the scientific ~ method imported
forestry experts consie This problem recently heard
two of their lecturers paid at the of the people claim that
certain creek had almost doubled its the
establishment of the What
Under variations of climate the flow might
and then decrease hall Ii takes
and fifty years to establish cycle of climate
But it needs further discussion of fantastic claims based
eastern forestry conditions timber does indeed hold
after storms and where marketable oak in 30
years instead OF a knotty pine in $50
The crime OF which the forest service stands charged its
steady and malignant opposition TO and mountain
ranches.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-29
Utility Of Reservoirs

The utility of well known Not only thousands
but millions of being reclaimed Colorado
putting millions OF their dollars the enterprises
find the aiding this
opnien oi the west by citizens Not all the
tIfy IT has set the p1eposterous claim that the
does not belong to the people OF Colorado ALL
tional government be distributed
Mexico kans. California please clerk in Wash
ington
CONSIDER the dog the policy OF the forestry and
reclamation bureaus during the with
Kansas and the still hodup
projects the San Luis valley But the other subordinate
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-29

Louis Arnold, an old timer of
Ohio creek. died this week in Den
yer. Arnold was an old bachelor.
lie took up the present Ous Moore
ranch, but Mrs. Jack beat him out
f it.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-29
Hotel At Sapincro Burns

Word was received yesterday that
the Sapinero Hotel, owned by ii. S.
Carpenter, had burned "Wednesday
night with almost total loss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-29
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Saturday. Nsy le
f's tesstsfal balay spr,rs Ny
here these days. except when 't.s
fierce kosllas winter
Jan Casssdy csme over irom
f'itk in Wednesday cad accepted .
passs,oa ON the Aaid of Erin.
In consequence II bresk dozen in
the compsesssr Il stse lsl,s,esed Horn
Thsssdsy the usea were laid Of
temPossr'ly aud oil ase recruiting in
town The strssss have asssssed
the ssr II naetroPol,s ever since.
H. j NanWstser.aS. the Bsess
Vista ssrveyor, csssss over fr,dsy 20
do so.ss sddst.oasl ~ork in the up
RAISE st the Bli.,ssed Horn.
W. q. N,ederhut kf ,or beaver
Friday. Harry Hsmphrey is hasd-
hAg the ribbons on the mail route
dsriae his absence.
r. q. Chsrchill eaase over from
ST Elmo yesterday and ever since
landing has been brandishing his
razor. Na hosever. in search of
blood but as q tonsorial artist.
Geo Lie ie took Saturday morn
ings stage bound for Denver and
points further east. Dame Rumor
todd Ss he will not return alone.
MICS Nsttie Morri. sitter several
weeks absence returned 10 her home
here today accompanied by her aunt
Mrs. Mae Emerson Of Monarch.
Tin Cup is having a rare treat in
the shape OF kidnapping. More
particulars later.
Saturday, May %.
French Baylor returned Monday.
lie with his brother, Frank spent a
part OF last summer in our midst in
the belief that ~ glorious climate
must prove beneficial TO the latters
health. In this they were disap-
pointed and during the winter re-
turned to their home in West Vir-
ginia where the latter died. French
has opened up the Rohm hotel.
Chas. LaTourette, proprietor Of
the white House" was an east
bound passenger Wednesday. A.
/. Harbert is mixing drinks" un-
Ill he returns.
An expert machinist arrived
Wednesday from Denver to repair
the Blistered Horn compressor. Tom
Speer came from St Elmo the same
day to take charge of the machinery
when it's in working order again.
II II. Morris and wife left Wed
nes1ay via Taylor canon for Gunni-
son. l.. ii. Keyes and Ashby John
son are likewise soiourning in that
city, the latter visiting his mother,
the former to bring up his freight
ing outfit
Jas. Garden displayed rare ability
as a broncho buster on our streets
Thursday Anyone in need of
busting will do well to call upon
or correspond with Mr.. Garden.
Charges reasonable.
Geo. Lierle came in Friday and as
predicted came not alone. lie was
married in Cheyenne, Wyoming to
Mrs. Maggie Curtis who is well
known here having resided in Tin
Cup for several years. They are re-
ceiving congratulations from their
many friends. Last night they were
treated to an old-fashioned charivari
and presented with several useful
gifts. They occupy the Norwood
residence.
Pat Tomney is hauling spuds for
the Tin Cup Mdse. company from
c. G. Miller's ranch near Gunnison.
Louis Gendren has been under
DIR. MCGOWAN care several days
suffering with dropsy
Wilford Vol was the guest of
Taft on Willow creek
this week.
Mr.. kruse and wife came in today
from the Enterprise. The former.
who has been watchman there since
the work closed last fall. saws he has
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-29
Sells FiskinS Reset

W. ii. Tuttle has sold his "Foun-
tam Place for $1,000 10 Denver
parties who want a fishing resort Of
their own.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-29
HOW IRRIGATION WATER MAY
REALLY BE CONSERVED
The "Foreay" Cn.e .ad S.ee Discu.s:o. AIo.s q New
Lne d the Sysea By V1ieh These SentimestaIs.
are Daostas he OAsabe Purpose. of Foses

Reprinted article by w. Lake .. ~ koe
l~en articles in the PulAc have brought ndt
the Forestry Farce utss three These the
tax the people the de~ructsH actual
stem o landOrsn by O the n
levied states y the
55 GA A. besides the Indirect arising sajectinc the
people nseiess in
claims and COMPLY with the burspue rules REGULATE
Official documents that
twice mills aud tws being cut as
formerly. Everything for sale poles while not an
has s~n planted forest in Gunnison
in Colorado The II lanorls the for
petty tyranny and the lecaa plan OF taxation wtho rep
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-29

Mrs. W. r. Mcneil gave delight
full "at home" yesterday afternoon.
more particular account of which
will be given later
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-29

Fred Van AIKEN and John Eng
land are papering and painting the
Methodist church.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-29

A - cent show is in town, they
do say for a month, maybe more. 1t
holds forth nightly in the Quinn
building, Main street
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-29

As remarkable example and prophesv how in futura
real forestry and reclamation actually
the Hood waters Newslhamon wishes
Development OF the last few Ohio unnso
Five Messrs Eterlv and high ditch
which order to reach fiat of good grain land
above rocky slope. This hillside To NOV and n
stony could hardly stick pick the However water
plentiful in the and would appen they
turned down Tins slope 200 The brush
native started Now blue grass foot bp
ure land alone More than that resulted creek road
Gooseerry eu which drains this para Us
thousand more of ranch land old always went
dry the first OF July Now through July September
although bitches completely turned the July
Gooseerry 9uch steady stream until
from this land and yet enough rigae 1000 Delta
orchIrd
This startling possibilities the OF waste
the The method millions
OF acres which We are accustomed to rcardas sparse pasture
the above
yet new to US Instead OF planting let spend
the Hoods OF May and June
sides high up in the mountains Turn the the ground
anywhere mesa or slope Let state nation
Local settlers will m glad to distribute the pasture
II viii reclaim Its method OF distribution is a detail
agine sucf system perfected
the ground Ii could be done
forestry enthusiasts wanted OF this
their seedlings let them have although
from timothy clover barley, oats and which be
almost high IN altitude would be
already raising these at high altitude
DDS and with water until July first
for in July the begin
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-29

Ensos Es.ts ~ GRAND June,i saasd that the II
The sts~"s ts'"ged 10 se that th~ ti
"a Through thu raaa''on kasde this ~sser
thsskr lest 'vgardkss of priv By
r without 'saor II rs-m authority II law t sral
s~' l1staang lwve0tiaG tAs
t~Asx sS and by charges IL
scFs~~ uc land 10 nothing a the latest claim sp that
tn" "atse" rather than the aud sslst
h~ IL, the
ss know that hut for the or~ty oicy
'assrue" IN Taylor Park If the l-, power Iant. te
MnaAain Ranches Conserve Ssseav
Nut the ,s.sios s evru o~ i..,.rS
asre After We ud ah the ssirut
J" tl"e points af vantage which has provided
fuA water slowing tie i~ Mater ss,sA
irrlat~ the NSstH Slos
trand Jussfssn How shall hold this Hs
dd ~ never can d. IT, 1kssArN only h.Ap
After several III eAsst If
rsHcs~ the lse water supply ~i~ys~ II \.
es"ss rated that ranch upper unni.on he.m
dvvst and positive aid la
have r~.ed the testimony Of old ~
certain strsams would dry along r~se
~hee cs'su- irrigation " practied in MAY the Nox
confines steady aud normal through II tlr .t
""y that n'nch more water flows into the BLACK
nero nov IN July than did thirty lorv
~ this valley u ~ the o~v
~ Colorado toward the northeast that us.l four
other words
The higher strvams the If
return mow owing to ~ shaped l rk the
o"" The man who makes mountain ranch makes ranches
and the made possible lv liberated
July and August from the -ol which he
In Hood season there enough for both.
let the forestry department having
gaon higher than the lower Arkansas valley that
the above iacts and on the theory
aucra at Washington declares that advisable TO ,e he
water in the mountains because 1t lower down
1t is largely ON this theory, whether publicly not that
the lar dared. n of
a ranch there is anghei at 10y his neghbors
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-13

dreary moments between drinks.
Food is generally a coneomitant.
Travellers entering the city or ieav-
ing the city or those who assemble
at the station to greet the coming
or speed the parting guest are the
people who use the station, and it
has no temptations for them as a
rum hole" as Mr.. Hefiin would call
it. If they drink, they drink and
go. As for the "hOwls of drunken
men," that. must be an Alabama
memory. There are vile places on
the Avenue, and there are vile
places on other thoroughfares
whose very existence is a desecra-
tion, not only of the city, but of the
whole nation, and Mr.. Hefiin would
be doing a great and good work to
help wipe them out.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-13
Shot Wrong Woman;
Is Denied Pardon
AS Bad MarkSman

President Roosevelt told a good story
at a dinner the other evening, which
has been receiving a share Of circula-
ton becoming its high source. 1t re-
lates to the application for pardon Of
an Arizona rough-riding friend of the
President, who had been sent up for
shooting a woman.
In behalf OF the unfortunate is was
urged that he didn't Intentionally shoot
the woman who received the bullet in
her person. The element OF intent was
claimed 10 be absent. Il was purely
accidental: in fact. the Arizona man
had meant to shoot his wife. and
missing her. hit the other woman.
1t was what might be regarded as a
strong case. if one were disposed to
look at Il that way. But the President
didn't grant the pardon. while recOg-
nizing the force of the case put up for
the unlucky man. His explanation was
interesting.
4 felt sorry for him, the President
IS alleged to have explained but IT
struck me that even If he wasn't guilty
OF intending TO shoot the particular
woman he shot. still the penalty of the
law ought 10 be enforced against a man
in that latitude who was so bad a shot"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-13
To Obey VS.. to Love.

1t has remained for a Chinaman
TO declare that the promise to love,
which is always made part of the
nuptial agreement, is an absurdity.
He points out that love, as Ameri-
cans regard it, is a thing that does
not go by promise, but by favor,
and asserts that we can no more
keep a promise to love than we can
keep promise 10 remain healthy
or to live to an extreme old age.
The promise to obey, which has
now been generally discarded, was
a good idea, he holds, and one that
could be kept. 1t was logical.
Marriage is a partnership, he opines,
and unless one or the other of this
two-member firm agrees to let the
other rule, there viii always be
discord, disagreements, and finally
divorce.
As long as marriage is based on
love. according to this Chinese phil
osopher, who, by the way, is an
editor, we have no right 10 ba-ail
its unstable character. It's founda-
ton is no firmer than the sands Of
the sea. Most people marry at an
age when they cannot know whether
they are really in love. If we insist
upon love in a marriage, we should
also insist upon divorce when love
has fed.
Ming Poon Chew would have rs do
away with the love feature of our
marriages, and make them a matter
of business. He would allow tie
young less latitude in the matter
of the selection of life mates, and
would give the parents more con
troll. Too much Importance is paid
to love, anyway, according to his OBJ
servations. 1t hampers our growth
and progress as a nation and a peo-
pie. He regards il as a "hallucina-
tion. delusiOn, intOxication, mirage
in the desert of passion, perverted
product of a deluded brain, a dis
ease, and a most deadly contagious
one, a kind of dementia Americana. 4"
There is much in what Prof. Ming
says. It smacks Of science, and is
redolent of logic. We are always
glad to have gentlemen of learning,
whether they are Americans or Chi
nese or Abyssinians, tells US things
ike this. 1t gives us something
new TO talk about, but it is more
than probable that we will find Dan
Cupid still doing business at the old
stand when all these wise and moral
philosophers have passed into the
limbo of oblivion.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-13
Senator TiIlman'S Address.

Senator Tillman of South Carolina
will deliver an address tomorrow
evening at a mass meeting of the
forces which are working for legis-
lation to establish in Washington a
better system of control of the
liquor traffic. The fact will be rec
ognized as more than merely inter
esting, for no man in public life has
had more experience with this prob
lem than Senator Tillman, and no
man has clearer, more vigorous
ideas, or better faculty for express
ing them.
The Senator has not been willing
to indicate what he will recommend,
as a result of his South Carolina ex-
perience, as a proper policy for
Washington. He is devoted to the
dispenSary idea-a State monopoly
and absolute control of the liquor
business. Whether ne will urge this
as the proper policy for Washington
is not known; but that he viii have
something to say which viii repre-
sent the best consideration, after a
varied experience with this problem,
cannot be doubted.