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The Monte Vista journal., 1908-10-17
They Don't spsak New.

They Don't Speak New.
"You love long rambles in the ooun,
tyr asked the girl In the white
sweater.
"Yss. indeed" responded the young
~ In the green hat with the purple
hand and buckled shoes. when -
out In The country Ill nature seems .
smile"
"0raciousi I don't blame hse. Il 4
. voadsr she don't laugh outright"
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-10-17
COLORADO ITEMS

Pueblo citizens are looking into the
merits of the commission form of city
government.
The Pueblo City Council has decided
to purchase automobiles for the police
and fire departments.
The Northern Colorado Poultry AS
ISOLATION will hold its annual show De-
cember 18th to 10th at Boulder.
Glenwood Springs is to have large
auditorium If the efforts of the Board
Of Trade can secure the erection of
such building.
Governor Buchtel has appointed
many delegates to the American Min
ing Congress to be held at Pittsburg
December I'd to 5th.
Extensive plans are already being
made for the state convention OF the
Christian Endeavor Society, which is
to be held in Denver next June.
Elks lodge No. 1855 at Longmont
has placed an order for $4,000 worth
of furniture to be used in their new
home. which will be dedicated January
1st.
Police Officer Ahrend of Greeley re-
ceived $50 reward for the discovery of
Paul Phillips, whom brother in Mis-
souri, has been seeking for nearly q
year.
The United Brethren churches OF
Colorado have taken action changing
all the Young Peoples Christian Union
Societies to Christian Endea or So
cieties.
The turnstile In the Colorado Mu-
scum OF Natural History at the City
Park in Denver, registered 2,43O names
Sunday. The crowd was record
breaking one.
The formal opening Of the new Boul-
dorado Hotel at Boulder has been set
for Christmas Day. The hotel will cost
about 100000 and is designed to be
first-class in every respect.
The first Russian wedding to be per-
formed in the Russian church at Gree
ley was celebrated Sunday, when
George Geisick and Katie Wagner
were married with the complete Rus
sian ceremony.
Plans for a handsome hotel in the
central part of Pueblo's business dis
trict are under consideration by A. b.
Hulit, general contractor for the
Kansas Colorado Railroad Company.
and his associates.
Plans have been perfected at Den
yer for the revival services to be held
at the auditorium during the first two
weeks in March and to be conducted
by the famous evangelist. GYPSY"
Smith of London. England.
Inheritance tax to the amount Of 310.-
SS2 will be paid the state from the cs-
tate Of the late Alice Hill, widow of
Senator N. p. Hill OF Denver. The es-
tate amounted to 1892 1896. It is now
being settled up and the state has de-
termined the amount OF the tax.
The Colorado Springs City Council
has ordered a special election January
18th Of twenty-one taxpayers to con-
stitute q charter convention to draw
up . special charter for the city's gov.
eminent. This IL In pursuance Of the
recent charter election when the PEG.
pie voted for charter convention by
more than 20 to 1.
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co,I.,e ~ Co,or.do s,r,n.s q, 40 n. as
r.i..d IN e,,..r minutes .r,ona 49,.
faculty and students. with which to
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The Monte Vista journal., 1908-10-17
M. LspslIna's Mean Joke.

W.T. 6spsIIHUb WO2H J0ke.
You have named the baby TstaA-
usr' exclaimed the horrifed caller.
YES" answered Mrs. Lapsling. II
think that's what well call her. It's
the name my husband suggests"
But think how II will mortify her
when she grows TO be young womani
Do you know what 'tetanus' meansi n
means lockjaw."
"You must b mistaken about that
He says II means silent. quiet, -
served"
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-10-17

ThoN and New.
Her orandsirs. maay years ago.
Cane over In the stssrase.
And With he money ~ acquired
~ % iAeo the peerage.
-CAjcaeo News.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-10-17
The N. J.O'FAllON SUPPLY CO.
WHOLESALE
. 0Ss n

e. e. BURLINCAME 4 CO.,
ASSAY OFFICE AND s es:o:s1o,v
express will receive prompt and esf-iul att~ntioa
6alk 4 Si1va6 DslIlGo astiNe1. nsits1 ~ Asseys1
CONCENTRATION, Az. diSS:sSsiiosf 2ss
Ss""Ss 'sss Write for tsstns
I73e.l73s Lawrsses st.. Deavss. Csls.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-10-17
ANYBODY Lost Anyf

Anybody Lost Anyf
Cannot some wise one tell us
ITO ease our wondering mind.
Who is 1t loses all the fault
That other people find?
&C. X. Shetterly.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-10-17
THE OTHER SIDE OF the
SHELTER PROBLEM
The General Manager of the Smelling Company
Answers Recent Criticisms

During the recent political campaign
eAs Denver Post made the American
smelling L Refining Company its ''par-
amount ISSUE" That publication has
lesn criticizing the company since the
ION and on Nov. 9Th published a
Placement against the conduct Of
ompany toward Colorado's min.
stry. Franklin Guiterman, gen.
.rintendent Of the company for
has written the following
which we reproduce in order
readers may understand both
his controversy:
r. Colo. Nov. .. 1s0s.-(To
n Post)-In the article Of
Hall In the Post Of Nov. 8,
last something tangible to
to which such brief answer
ade as may be Of interest to
.. For the first time We have
ssion that the statements made
Post during the recent political
IN waP0 mt trr,o
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-10-17
No Telling.

Eat. drink and be merry today.
That's sage advice.
For by tomorrow foOdstuffs may
Advance in price.
The Monte Vista journal., 1908-10-17


N. B. Hames and other prominent
citizens Of Colorado Springs and Colo.
RADIO City are organizing Good Roads
club. 10 b composed Of prominent bus.
mess men OF Colorado Springs. Colo
RADIO City and Manitou. for tho purpose
Of influencing appropriations to build
. state road from tho eastern bound.
aries OF Colorado through Colorado
Springs. Ute Pass. Teller. Park and
Lake counties, to connect with Senator
Tnylor's Grand Valley state road.
which leads 10 tho western boundaries
Of Colorado.
Denver.-Only nlnc prosecutions out
OF 1894 inspections made BY state puro
food officials will bc shown by tho
annual report Of tho state pure food
department. soon TO be made 10 tho
governor. Although tho inspections
were made In groceries. drug stores.
meat markets. factories. saloons. bak.
cries. dairiss. creamerics. hotels and
private homes. Il was only found nee.
essAry 10 prosecute In tho nine cases.
Groceries and drug stores came In for
the larger share Of Watching. 1897
groceries and 1.eS5 drug stores having
been inspected. The inspectors Wis.
lied liz towns Of the state, making
several visits 70 some Of these.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-04
THE sATIN Rls0oN otRoLE.
Directions Tor Making ornamsntatien
just Now Popular.

II you want . satin ribbon Eirdfe
with Q bow and long. full ends. first
attach one end Of the ribbon to the
belt line over the loft hip, either In
fornt or behind. and bring the betting
around the waist until It meets. Then
make two upright loops and . large
center knot. attach them hrmly to a
little square Of buckrani. and arrange
the hanging ends with . ball fringe
on each
To make the girdle separate 10 be
worn with any frock. put bones in 1t at
intervals OF three inches. then wrap
the girdie around the waist. pull II
tightly into place and tie a small bow.
letting the ends hang A black satin
girtile made In this fashion 10 Of much
service.
On elaborate frocks they are often
made OF cloth Of gold and cloth OF Sill
yer tissue put in small tucks and en-
broidered with floss and bullion. They
are cut slightly heartshaped In front
to give a curve to the figure.
/ When the frock 10 made with an
empire skirt which hangs In . straight
line from below the bust these elab'
crate girdles are not boned. are only
three inches wide. and end at front or
back with q jeweled ornament.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-04
POSTERS TOO WICKED.
Washington Censor Wouldn't Stand
, for saiome Lady's Seant Apparel.

Inspector Gcssford. Of police head
quarters. has an artistic temperament
and probably would not do anything
to place stumbling stone in the
pathway of an artistic reproduction
but he has drawn the line on posters
! representing young woman In the
! act of reproducing certain Biblical
scene in which a dancer gained
kings favor and was offered the PICK
Of the land.
. Inspector Gessford. who is the ofiic-
, ial censor of the police department:
has passed judgment On hundreds OF
fposters advertising theatrical attrac'
[ticns. He has made that branch OF
art a special study, and has long since
become used to the ordinary in art.
A poster representing the leading
lady of a show which is to 60 on al
one Of the local theatres next week
as appearing with a dreamy express
ion and an abundance Of jewels. was
too much fer him, and yesterday.
when he took one peep at the poster
he threw up his hands. Nothing like
I, that for Washington he exclaimed
Then he turned his eyes away and
blushed in three different shades.
To be positive that his eyes had not
deceived him. he took another glance,
and then quickly swept the room with
his eyes to make sure no one had
seen him do it.
Inspector Gessford decided then and
there tina, such a poster should never
be placed in a public place in this
city. The bare facts are presented
I'll admit" he said. but it is not al
ways best to be so plain about some
things Back to the junk pile for you
and your pictures. Salome.''
And $500 worth OF posters sent here
to advertise the coming attraction
we're ordered destroyed by the censor.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-04
An Old Grandmother, Story.

How to cook husband. You must
first catch him. Having done so. pro
coed as follows: &c, large jar.
called the jar Of carefulness (Which
all good wives have on hand). place
your husband in It, and set him near
The Ore OF conjugal love. cover him
with affection. kindness and subtec-
ton: garnish with modest. becoming
familiarity. and II you have kisses and
other confectioneries. let them be ac-
companied with n sufficient portion OF
secrecy. mixed with prudence and
moderation. We would advise all
good wives to try this recipe and
realize how admirable husband Is
when properly cooked. FL slishwom'
ans Domestic Magazine.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-04
WHEN WEATHER 10 RAINY.
New Models for Wear on lntermft.
tentiy Wet Days.

Dressmakers are trooping home over
the ocean with their Paris spoils and
that peculiar sound that thrills the air
ia the last expiring gasp from papas
packetbook. There are new designs
In dresses for rainy weather. Wet
days. one dressmaker says. may be d.
vided r0ighly into two classes. the
hopeless ana the Intermittent. and
each presents its separate problem to
the woman who values her appear
ance. The hopeless day IL easy to
deal with. but the internationally vet
day requires more careful handling.
Nevertheless. the dressmakers are
bringing home charming new models
In gowns and hats which will rob
such a day of its terrors. The new
umbrellas are in either dark green.
dark mauve or brown shot silk. and
are finished with floral borders har-
monizing with the silk. They are
the prettiest novelty In umbrellas eeen
in years.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-04
same precincts in 1904 gave Roose
welt 1868; Parker 6.8i9.
THE DOCTOR AND HIS FEE.
Ability to Pay Defended a. the Limit
Of CHARGE.

Said Satan In the course Of his re
marks on the probable vulnerability OF
Job: Skin for skin. yea. all that a
man hath will he give fer his life.
This was an early contribution 10 the
literature CT debate over the proper
size of the doctors fee. Its latest pro
duct Is a chapter In the North Ameri
can Review by DR.. Arthur G. Henen
ger, who argues that the fee may b,
fixed justly by considering what life
or limb may be worth to a particular
patient.
, Another authority has stated the
case in epigram: Medical and surgi
cal services have no value, In thai
they are invaluable
Once New York polo player paid
81 900 for having a broken finger set
He was rich and he wanted to be sure
OF the finger. In the case of Lolita
Armour Dr. Adolf Lorenz. coming
from Austria TO Chicago. received SIS.
600 for laparOtomy performed on his
wife There are men like James X
keene and the late Cornelius Wander
.bilt who think nothing of engaging
while travelling the exclusive services
OF a doctor who can earn $4,000 Il
year in practice
On the other hand. it is stated that
practically 80 per cent OF the practice
OF New York City is charity-and IN
at least third of such cases the doc
tors are imposed upon!
There are about 100000 doctors In
the United States, or one to every 400
Of population. The average yearly in
come in the profession is estimated al
$3.50. A few doctors make princely in
comes: many approach the other ex
IRENE. There are great and good
physicians who are not famous nor
rich and there are chariataIs who are
notorious and wealthy.-From the
New York World.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-04
Fu, Coats seart and Straight.

The effect OF long stoles and coats
Of fur Is scant. straight. square like
the Byzantine stole. and Byzantine in
deed are the rich einbroideries and
gold and silver lace combined with
them. A stole in sable that n most
beautiful hangs down the hack to the
knees straight and square. and jus:
the width Of the Shoulders. narrowing
below somewhat, and bordered with q
band Of sable In which the stripes run
In ,ozenges in a beautiful mosaic OF
darks and lights. In front the stole
OPENS down the middle and the sides
and back are fastened loosely togeth-
er in two places by means Of dull gold
cords and tsssels. This fur is lined
with a thin japanese silk 81 blue bro
cadc or q gold bullion ground.-From
a Paris Letter to Vogue.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-04

for an egg cosy is obviously one OF
somewhat circular form. The cosy
We illustrate is made in four pieces
and has four equal sides. sewn tOgeth
er and edged with cord. 1t can. OF
course. be made In miniature for Gov
ering one egg. or in q larger size for
keeping three or four warm. On each
of the sides some pretty floral design
can be painted or worked in silks. and
the cording Is caught up In four
loops at the top. which serve as q
handle by which the cosy can be lifted
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-04
AvstraiIa's Famous American.

In Melbourne the American sailors
saw the style and title OF . famous
countryman Of theirs. Capt. Freeman
Cobb. 1t was he who in the early
Sos established the coaching Arm OF
Cobb q Co., which became house,
hold word all over Australia. There
were few railways at that time. and
Cobb's six-horsed coaches became the
regular means OF communication be-
tween Melbourne and Dallarat. Bendi.
20 and most Of the other upcountry
gold fields. That cute Yankee. Capt.
Freeman Cobb. who saw the oppor-
tunity and grasped it, soon returned
to America with handsome fortune.
but Cobb & Co. Is still at the head Of
the coaching business in Australia.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-04
Bells swuna Without Ropes.

The most notable thing about East
Bergholt Is the way in which its wor-
shippers are called to prayer. in the
churchyard there is a quaint looking
affair which has the appearance OF a
huge cage. for though Of wood II Is
wickerlike in construction. Inside this
building are the church bells. mount
ed az in the ordinary way, but without
ropes. Each bell is in charge Of a
ringer. who lays hold Of the bell wheel
and swings IL ever There is legend
that when the church steeple was
about to be built the devil came dur
ing the night and demolished the
work of the previous day. This I'M
finished tower 1t dated 1525.-London
Chronicle.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-04
To Place Picture MoIdina.

A picture molding adds much to the
attractiveness Of a room IL IL be well
placed. There are several fixed rules
for this placing. II is we'll 10 know:
Consider the architectural lires OF
the room.
With q low ceiling put II in the
angle: with . high one, on line With
the tops Of the doors.
Sometimes the moldinG looks bet
ter in line with the tops q: the win
hows. Hold II to both and judge for
yourself.
3 plate rail- In dining room or "
brary can 60 at the height Of the di
vision Of the window sssh.
Have tire moldiag harmonic either
with the woodwork or the paper.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-04
italian Justice Slow.

Sometimes Italian courts work with
painful slowness. A man named
Pietri, who has been in prison in
Italy awaiting trial on charge OF
murder since September. 1870. Is
about 10 face the jury. The first hear
ing Of the case was interrupted by the
founding of the kingdom OF Italy.
Then the presiding magistrate and
two Of the principal Witnesses died.
and the matter dropped out Of ofiicial
notice.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-04
STAY Lone In One Service.

This kind of paragraph Is common
in British newspapers: "A medal and
CO ($10) have been awarded to
Henry Hmes of WellsbouTue. War
wickshire. in recognition OF upward OF
so years service on the Walton es-
tate Of the Mordaunt family. Jimes.
who Is IS, and commenced work at the
age of six. became connected with the
Walton estate under Sir Charles Nor
daunt in 1852. For many years he
kept q wife and two children on IS
$50 a week. The veteran is still hale
and hearty. and often labors from day
break to sunset"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-04
New Nairpias.

The latest adornmen; for wonen's
heads sold At the shops is . ha!rpin
that IL only . stickpin with an obIong
colored head. These are In amber.
amethyst, jade and-p~srl- The pin a.
faehed is only . finger long
These sre used 70 catch up the ,,om-
padour 10 the brim 81 the hat. Only
ono color must he used on a hat AZ q
time. This 10 true Of hatrins 40 vel
o. these small hairptns.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-04
Kern Had Special Wire.
CBy Associated Press.)

INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Nov. ;. -
John w. Kern. Democratic candidate
for vice president received the returns
at his home tonight surrounded by q
number Of his personal friends
A special wire had been run to his
residence. and he read the dispatches
with keen interest. Being asked
about his impressions on the early re,
turns, he declined to make any state,
menl
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-04
copyina m ENGLISH Law.

Largely owing to the indefatigabls
efforts Of Maj. Boudren of that city.
the board Of education OF bridgeport.
Conn, has adopted what In England Is
known a the Conscience Directors
Act, Henceforth any parent who has
q prejudice against vaccination may
obtain the admission Of his children to
the public schools without submitting
them 10 vaccination by merely notify.
ing the superintendent of his scruples
In writing.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-04
VIII Help Pacific Coast Interests.

viii Help Pacific Coast Interests.
A French line Of steamships 10 es.
tablishing a service Of large passen'
ger and freight steamers from San
Francisco down the west coast OF
South America, through the Straits of
Magellan and up the east coast OF
America to Pernambuco. stopping at
all the principal ports. The sailings will
be once each six weeks for the pres
ent. This should help American Pa.
cific coast interests, particularly in
dried fruits. -four. wines. lumber and
other things. saving the sending to
Europe and back again.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-04
OYSTERS AND RETURNS.

leai EIks and Visiting Brothers Spend
Enjoyable Evening.
A delightful oyster roast was given
AT the Elks' home on Thirty-seconc
street last night. a large number OF
the members Of the lodge being pres
ent. together with a number Of Visit
ing brethren from Hampton and Phoe-
bus.
During the progress Of the feast the
election returns, which were received
in the building over special wire,
were read to those present.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-04
Think. Churches Should Be Taxed.

Thinks Churches Should Be Taxed.
Rev. A. A. Neilis, pastor " the Sec
ond Baptist church. Auburn, IN re-
cen, sermon on the obligation ~ the
church to the community. said that one
oblies;ior that should not be shirk-I
was 10 pay taxes. There IL no good
reason for church exemption. he be-
Iieves, and the church should rot be 4
tax dodger.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-04
sur, BY wins Conditions.

To Bertha Schultz. q young drcs.
maker IN Hamburg. Germany. 3io.e5t
was pequesthed On condition fhat sht
never married Q man engaged IN a:
intellectual occupation. she Is
ready engaged to an accountant an,
abe and her rance are nov cnfnavor
ing to persuade tn law that tie xo. o.
IL purely mechanical
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-04
History o. Ships.

Ships Of note have their biographies.
in many cases a. interesting as those
OF men. Romance. adventure and
pafhos abound. Jay 0ould's yacht 40
Atlanta for which he paid 100000. has
;us. been sold for 41.75g. As the gun
boat Presidente OF Santo Domingo II
had been pluadeTed and abandoned in
a southern Observation-Disclosures
Times.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-04
Roosevelt Returns to washington

WASHINGTON. u. c. Nov. .. -
President Roosevelt arrived here from
Oyster Bay At Sis O'Clock aboard his
special train. He vas driven I'm
mcdisicly 10 the White House. Sec
rotary Straus accompanies him.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-04
BRYAN GETS MISSOURI.

Possibility That Democrats Have Lost
Covernorship.
ST. LOUIS. NO. Nov. ,. Missouri
today gave its electoral votes 70 W.
J. Bryan by a plurality estimated at
10000 TO $1,000. The goyernorship
Is IN doubt. though william s. Cow
herd Democrat. Is leading Herbert s.
IIadIcy, Republican. on the early re-
turns. Cowherd. however. is running
behind Bryan and there Is . posi-
,bility that he is defeated.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-04
EGG COSY IN CIRCULAR FORM.
Best Shape In Which Table Con
veniencs Can Be Made.

Our sketch shows q much better
shape in which an egg cosy can be
made than that usually employed.
Eggs and egg cups are round. and.
therefore, Q more convenient shape
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-04
tnoana.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. Nov. 2 -
Sixty election preciacts out Of 5.2fs
!. the State Of Indiana for President
give Taft s,:ss; Bryan s,ssi. The
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-04
Georgia

ATLANTA. CA. Nov. .. Bryan car
ricd Georgia but early returns moi
cate that the Democratic majority will
be considerably reduced.
Watson has majoritics in three OF he
ccrntics thus far reported AMI !" two
of the counties Tan received q small
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-04
Montana.

HELENA. MONT. Nov: :? Thirty
six precincts in Montana give Tart
7st: Bryan 1899: Pray. Republican
for Congress. 1Is: Long. Democrat
.o0s: DpnIan. Republican. for COVER
nor SIS: Norris. Democrat. LISA.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-04
New Jersey.

NEWARK. y. j.. Nov ,. -Sntee'
election districts out Of I.is& in th'
State CT New Jersey outside Of ths
lefty Of Newark give Taft 3.9I5: Brysr
$50. The same districts in 1901
gave Roosevelt s.232: Parker 1855
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-04

JACKSON. MISS. Nov. , -Brya
carried Mississippi by a majority
over 10000. All eight Democrat
nominees for Congress were clecte
The vote for Taft showed slight y
crease over the Republican vote
The last presidential election.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-04

RNIsETEH. y. T., NOV o. '"o'
will probably he slight reduction
from the Democratic majority Of two
years ago. The figures will be about
10000 Democratic majority Eisht
of ten congressional districts indicate
RcnutIicap victories