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The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-03-20

The bass ball boys dance a
woodmen hall Wednesday night
vs. we'll at4snded aud . : result
they clsassd abost 60 .s
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-03-20

If you have cough o. cold, .
bottle Of Whiss Pine Coash
Syrup aud Tar : lie best rem.
edy, but b avoid subssieuees and
isz,itations b suro hat / b .
brown wrapper package.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-03-20
BRUCE.PERSnls NUPTlAls

DR.. Thomas Edward Bruce and
Miss Audrey Perkins were married
Tuesday, March l6, at FL Paso,
Texas.
They will b. At home in Monte
Vista after April l2.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-03-20

The Ladies' AID Of the Christian
Church will bold thssr annual
Easter Basaar % April 8. II the
o0os Of The Colorado Valley Lastl
o. Food sals u Tie sftefDooa.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-03-20

Don't ~ aaybedy feel ~ =
10 buying aaythfng ~ . nea.
Isakable Fesntaia Psa. W.
have Mesrss, Csallin, aad
Watssmaa. Fullsr DEsg CO.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-03-20

w. A. Pollock and wife lslt Fri
day night for Alberta. Canada,
where they sxpsct 70 make their
future home.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-03-20

Per Sale
One team vt 2OO lbs.; price
$3.50. mile east of town.
CHAs s. AMsOx.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-03-20

Ssnderson Sister, millinery
opening was held Saturday and
many new and highly desirable
hats were shown. The numerous
callers were each presented with .
souvenir booklet.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-03-20

The number Of carloads Of live
stock and farm produce shipped
from Monte Vista during the year
1908 was 25l4. The largest ship
ments in any one month being S62
in February.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1909-03-20

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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-03

good far goes should be persisted merely
does go far enough
Moreover matter of this kind, which involves the fnda-
mental law it is usually neither practicable wise parcu
arize extent AS rule except where the o.
the subject requires pacariy is safer to incorporate only
general principles and provisions instrument of brief and
permanent character constitution organic 1t is inn
possible foreee all contingencies that may and insru
en that readily be altered from time to time should be
broad and adaptable in scope The question,
merely what be desired also what may be secured The
viewpoint and methods of Congress be considered
transmit herewith form of bill which, having its origin
the bill introduced by delegate the last Congress- has
developed form through changes made from time
time since result of much consideration and discussion by
Congressional committees the Territorial Legislature and
mttee the public press commercial and other organizations and
individuals 1t has been framed with view simplicity clear
ness and the elimination of matters liable difference of
opinion is believed goes general accord
with the principles of all political parties satisfactory the
delegate in form and substance and heartily ndorse it.
The general of the bill is well understood and its
provisions general complete and clear themselves that
detailed explanation 1t enages the powers of
the Legislatures provides for increases in the salaries of
bers OF the Legislature and number of executive and judicial
ohcer 1t settles serious doubts to the applicability OF various
Federal laws to Hawaii the of the Legislature with refer
appropriations the validity Of naturazaon
made by the circuit and other important
proves several respects the law relating disquacaons of
ment OF the title property used required by the Territory and
the counties for public purposes provisions which will
facilitate the sale OF public bonds higher prices and lower rates
of interest," makes applicable Hawaii general Federal apfo
praton especially those for the benefit OF the smaller agrc
tural industries.
As its principal feature however bill many long
desired and muchneeded changes the land laws Of Hawaii
1t smpfes the administration of those laws and settles number
important questions their meaning provides for giving
persons whom there many, especially Hawaians AMI
Portuguese residing public lands preference rights to obtain
title their homes also provides for settling the title OF MAN.
churches to the lots which tev have long as church
and places appropriate limitations the power OF selling eas
ing and exchanging large tracts OF public land
The principal changes however. the land laws the
provisions intended for the rterance OF homesteading: first
by enabling intending settlers obtain homeseads reasonable
prices by drawings instead being subjected the risk Of paying
prices auction sales and by permitting the times
limited for compliance with homestead conditions be extended
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-03
Appeals to Legislature to Sink Petty Differ
ences and Work for the
Terrtory's Veal.

message of the Governor legislature special
the convenng of the and house yesterday
which emphatic Wordir
he duty of the members The Governor pointed the fact that
his Hawaii do his duty TO forget
existing among territorial factions and
the amendments the land laws that the voice
the voice of Hawaii in petition to congress.
The message, in FULL follows:
To THE LEGISLATURE:
You in special session consider proposed amend
the Organic Act Of the Territory That Act the Ter
EDITORIAL therefore the Legislature this occasion
partakes of the of constitutional convention
1t that the Legislature is without authority to
this kind And with entire propriety
express advisory the elected
people, whose interests be profoundly affected
desires the authoritative body the Con-
the United States There higher responsible
political function than that of shaping fundamental law
Although public opinion has already large measure become
the substance they
character Justify converting your honorable body special
ordeF that the elected representatives OF the people,
express definite opinion them IN their latest form
before their submission to Congress by the delegate
The subject Importance the future welfare
OF the Territory in many The occasion calls with peculiar
he OF united front Congress- and the
opportunity demonstrate Congress, By
wisdom and harmony of action the capacity Of the people OF this
Territory segOvernment and the attainment OF American
ideals Every indeed emphatcay demands that personal
local be laid aside and that the sub
approached with thought single the highest interests
OF the Territory.
Of great moment Emergencies Of opinion must
be expected But practical requires that individual
should Weld within reasonable limits what regarded generally
as best for the common good should be made
agree much possible leaving the rest for future
Sderation minority may be right but time and further
Developments may be required convince the majority WISDOM
and the spirit OF forbid that opposition to what
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-11-03

proper secondly by confirming the right acquire
steads citizens already sufficiently provided and thirdly
by preventing aliens corporations and large land holders
afterwards obtaining control Of the homesteaded lands but
the time undu preventing the homeseader from
eaging otherwise transferring the land for proper purposes
Legislatures in Hawaii have generally risen the
They have rule proved that they be depended when
exgencies Of the situation demand and other
sideaons behind the grand motive of the welfare Our
worthy and capable delegate, while necessarily elected the
candidate particular party the delegate IF the
such should have undivided support his
cndeavors accomplish what for the highest interests of the
Territory a whole
WALTER F. FREAR
Governor of Hawaii.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-21

was feared that he might lose the
sight OF his right eye. This. however.
has successfully been averted-
When Hail had his first attack OF
neuralgia. four years ago. he thought
Il was only a toothache. In the EFFORT
20 stop his pain he had one tooth after
another pulled. until none remained
In his lower jaw on the right side The
pain remained. and in despair he con
suited SPECIALISTS and underwent many
kinds az treatment. The intense paiD
kept him awake night after night. lie
vas una bic 20 talk OF eat and the least
movement OF his Jaws almost deprived
aim OF his senses Once ne lay awake
for for nights. and was unable 20 eat
a thinC.
Becoming frantic. ne swallowed a
FUN pint Of bromide OF potash. which
he afterwards learned was enough 70
kill ten men His life was saved by
antidotes Several other times he mar
rowly missed ending his life. Lying
in bed the pain would make him
scream and dash about his room. OFT
times he would pound his head on the
floor in the hope OF making himself
unconscious.
Since his illness Halls vile and
twin daughters have supported the
family. He was made penniless by tht
expenses OF his different treatments
y. Y. Press.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-21
SAYS TAFT WILL
AID THE SOUTH
Secretary Nagel SaysN Republican
Party Cannot BE Scared-Likens
South TO Fans at Ball Game

NORFOLK, Speculative are
all patches on the same quilt. and We
can't get away from it." argued Sec
rotary Nagel, OF the Department ~
Commerce and Labor. here Thursday
night, emphasizing the national idea
and urging a Virginia audience, com
posed of both Democratic and RepubI-
can voters. 10 break away from tradi-
tiOns and stand for the principles they
believe TO be right. irrespective OF
party He said no President could
properly preside over the country IN
tn every part OF IL participated In the
Government
Mr.. Nagel deprecated . situation
which made any State In the Union.
North or South. surely Democratic or
Repu blican merely because OF party
He endeavored TO show how the peo-
pie OF Virginia were retarding their
own commercial advancement by op-
posing Republican protective policies
He said they reminded him OF specta-
tors at a bali game. who make lot
OF noise. but never furnish a pitcher
and never made a home run
Did a little Fielding"
! Referring to the recent tarim nghi
lin Congress. ne added that while Viz
ginia's Senator'S had not done much
pitching or home running. they had
done a little fielding for a while"
! The Republican partys biggest
danger" declared Mr.. Nagel lis that
liz may become careless because there
la no one TO scare st." He admitted
the need OF a warning" party, be
cause he realized that the Republican
party was not always right lie as
serted. however. that the Repuolieaf
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-21
GOOD FELLOW BROWN
Is HELD FOR FRAUD
Former Washington Broker Arrested
az san Jose. California. 20 Answer
Twenty Indictments.

WASHINGTON. D. O. Special
Frank Wilson Brown. known 90 aI
.1e oId-tmers among the Washington
brokers. as a ready speuder and "a
good sort OF fellow. bur man who
was usually n hot water with his
business affairs. Las been arrested OBJ
SAN Jose CAL. by withpost-oMce n-
spectors. lie Is charged. with three
other men. who were taken into GUS
tcdv. with fraudulent use ot the mails
ln engineering bogus sporting events.
Following the capture DE and his
companions were formally Identified
in san Francisco before United States
Commi Toner r.. III. HeacoCk. on DC
tober last. as men who are wanted
in Iowa on twenty-One indictments.
They were photographed by detectives
and sent TO The Alameda county Jail
90 await arTaignment. and remanded
% Iowa 90 face the charges there.
Postoflce inspectors from St Louis.
who followed the men across the coun-
try. declare that one OF the victims 81
the group was neeced out OF $4,000
by betting ON a wrestling match that
wasn't according 90 the rules and
regulations OF the sporting fraternity
in particular, or the public IN general
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-21
EDWIN HAWLEY
GETS NEW LINE
New Wizard Of Railroad World Now
Controls More Than Four Thou
sand Niles.

NEW Specialists follow
INK statement was givaA out ~
the once OF Edwin HEvisy; "A large
Interest IA Missouri. Kansas and Texas
Railway has been purchases ~ EaWtA
HawIey aud q. y. Yoakam. which. ~
connection with that Of spsysg q Co.
gives them . prsdOminAtiAg strength
in the property
Rhis ADDS another important terri
tory nrmly TO the system WhicA Mr..
HaWley has ~ the purchase OF the
.Chesapeake and Ohio properties creatS1
within the last few years. and 10 an
important factor in the streug thent n q
OF all Mr. YOakum's lifetime WORK has
been in building up and developing the
southwest This road serves that ter
ritory. and his connection with IL will
both aid in the development OF the
property and the building up OF the
country which u serves
Mr.. Hawley and Mr.. Yoakum's rela-
ti0us have always been friendly IN rail-
road properties. and this only brings
them together Ia more concrete and
The addition OF the katy road 70
I the Chesapeake and Ohio gives Mr..
Hawley centrOi Of system f.aS0 miles
long that reaches from the wheat relds
/ OF the Northwest 90 the Gulf OF Mexico.
| The connection OF Mr.. YOakum. as
| representing the Rock Island. led Wall
/ street 20 believe that Mr HaWiey has
I been acting for the Rock Island system
In purchasing all the roads he no~
cOntrolA So =
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-21
new STATION
FOR NORFOLK
Fire Gives Impetus 60 Long Cherished
PlARS-N. A W. Terminals
Destroyed.

NORFOLK. Vas pecfal-Ffrs
aelpcd along tie union station plans
Thursday morning. when Il destroyed
the cd Ncrfclk and Western passen-
ger depot one % the landmarks OF
the city. with It's long train shed and
the freight baggage. and express
rooms. together With the quarters o.
the once force and az the records
thev contained. Many freight and
shuttle cars we're destroyed. owing TO
the lack OF locomotives 90 move them
away from the flames
The total loss Vui d. Tn the neigh
borhood % $4,000 - se0o.000- The
loss 90 the records % the freight and
passenger oace. together Nth those
,n the ollce OF General AgeRt y. A.
Osborne. cannot D. valued tn money.
The origin OF the Ere ia not known
One theory la that 10 started In one
of -he shuttle cars useo % carry labor
ers to and from Lambert Point pier.
There are twelve OF these cars on the
passenger TRACK on the vest side OF
the train shed. and they are equipped
wiki stoves
Tlmbers Old
ON account 90 its axe. the timbera %
the structure we're go thoroughly sea-
soned that no amount % water could
stay tie nre. aud DO ate i,s way into
'ac uain building. despite the stubborn
ent against DO
Three times before the IRE VAS under
control the big freight warehouse On
the river front caught Ere. the heat
from che burning depot iEnltiug IT,
nut chemical streams stopped these
Ores
Five loaded coal cars and one box
car standing on the track across the
roadway from the depot ou the east
side we're burned. and several others
would have been destroyed bad not an
81 engine been run zap twenty-five min
, utes after the fire started and took
them away. only Two locomotives
could Dee seen working 90 save The
cars.
. Favorable Wind is an that saved
p che entire river front property. includ
INK the big warehouse 90 Jones a Co
at the fCot 90 Nain street
The destruction of the terml nai,
Dc leaves tne Norfolk and Western with
p out passenger station facilities ln Nor
III, iolk city, and Go is believed here tbR
n the plans Tor the proposed big uniol
u station. 90 be occupied by the Virgin
4. lam Railway. the Norfolk and South
III ern. and the Norfolk and Western. Vii
I, now bee rushed. The site for the unto
t- station is located Immediately acros
II the street from the burned N0rfoi
Ia and Western depot Tse plans nav
!. been drawn Tor some time
M An EFFORT was made O. get al raj
i roads entering Norfolk 90 run The
Il passenger trains into the proposes
la lnion station. but the Southern Sc
re oohru AIT l-iue' ana cast i-lne
"a an additional haul GO nine miles. the
Il. present terminals being Cu the Port
81. mouth side 90 the river
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-21
WON A 100 TOT n H.ss
FIGHT WITH DEATH
Man Has GangliOR Nerve Removed TO
Cure Neuralgia.

Driven to desperation by four years
OF almost incessant pain from tic dou-
loureaux, or facial neuralgia. John R
Hall has staked his life against one
OF the rarest and most dangerous op-
erations in suTgery-and has won. To-
day he was reported by the doctors as
cured OF his pain and well on the road
to health, consequent on the removal
OF his entire ganglion nerve. This
nerve is on the right side OF the head.
and extends from the Jaw 10 the brain.
IL is one OF the most important In the
human system.
When Hall was told by a distin-
guished Detroit surgeon his only hope
OF relief lay in the removal OF the
ganglion nerve, with the chances 10
to IN favor OF death under the knife
the victim. who had several times
faced suicide. said he'd willingly take
the chance.
Hall arranged his affairs at home
and placed himself upon the operating
table. determined either TO die or be-
cured. The surgeon then removed the
entire nerve from Halls head by cut.
ting beneath the skull. The patient
remained IN a precarious condition FOL
q week or more. but afterward stead
lily improved. One side OF Halls face
"a entirely paralyzed. however. and 1
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-21

party bad always been the positive.
ar-y. recognizing the Importance OF
crtra 'tration 90 power in fhe Na-
.oraI Government ON the other
hand. he referred Oh che Democrats ns
forming the negative party.
"Anl when Z say Democratic party
7 dom @ mean Bryan" Dee added. "Efr
's f.r everything positive and every
thing negative. hoping that be VIII hIt
lt riEht sometime"
Explains National Idea.
Alr NaEel insisted that under our
dual form OF government che people
understand that they must have state
government for some purposes and
national government for other pur-
posses. As an Illustration OF the Inn
port1ncc OF the latter he called atten-
zion Co the good accomplished by the
Interstate commerce. antitrust and
pure food laws.
Mr. Nagel referred 90 Mr.. Taftl
fairness Co an sections of the coun
try and his particular desire 60 ai,
the south. he spoke tn glowing
terms OF Virginia. which he said ha|
not lost It's place in the hearts or Ia
American people.
Nfr. NageIs speech here Was tn
last of two he came 20 Virginia 90 de
/ liver to assist the Republicans tn IN
f ruhernatorlal campaign. He avoide
/ entering into "a discussion OK State "a
sues. however.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-21
BACK YARD
GARDEN GREAT
90 Means Cleanliness, Good Health, and
the Civic Spirit

Great is the virtue of the backyard .
GARDEN Be is pleasant 90 note that .
bore have been more gardens In the /
uaoa Yards OF Duluth this year than I.
there have ever been before. and &c is +
% be hoped that another year viii
see twice as many. Without a gar
lem. the back yard Is a problem. Waste
and dirt accumulate there with
-apiditv that passes understanding.
Eternal vigilance is the price OF
clean back yard. and as the back yard
can't be seen from the street. as
rule. the tendency in too many cases
lis 90 let the debris accumulate until
the health officer IS attracted 90 IL by
its shocking perfume.
But with a garden taking up all OF
the hitherto waste space. the problem
Is solved. The man who starts gar
den and gets Interested in DO isn't go
ing 10 let tin cans and papers and
4 ashes accumulate i'm H. He viii watch
I for debris as carefully as he watches
/ for weeds. and before he knows 10 bee
has a profitable and pleasantly pro-
ductive garden and clean and sighlE
back yard. There is health in TO-. civic
spirit In IT, profit In IL.
/ There is health because working in
d the garden brings ncallnE contact
/ with the glorious outdoor air. because
/ the exercise is wholesome and health
full. even IL IL does bring many "a back
ache at first: and because the earth.
90 those who till 10 and come close 20
. it's bosom. seems 10 give forth some
mysterious essense OF life that makes
/ those who work I'm DC as sturdy as the
. vegetables whose roots tap its fruitful
I soil.
There is civic spirit in it because
/ 10 does away with the unCleau back
Yard. because 10 turns waste places
into places of loneliness; and because
it helps solve the problem Of cheap
living. There IS profit i'm it for these
/ reasons. and for others; because 80
helps 20 furnish the table, because 10
pays big dividends upon the invest
ment of time and labor. because DO
feeds the household at the grower S
, cost when without the back yard gar
den the furnishings for the table come
with the growers profit added, viii
the middl eman's proht added, AND
with the retailers profit added.-Du
luth (Minn) Evening Herald.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-21
$4,000 TReSPASSERS
KILLED BY RAILROADS

Filurcs complied by the Penusytva-
MIA Railroad show thar trespassine on
-ailro8d property. in violation of law.
has been responsible for the deaths
10 f7.4l6 persons in the United States
.n the last ten years. while more than
10000 were injured. MANY of Che im
nortant railroads are about 90 redoubl,
their efforts 90 secure stricter enforce
meat OF the law against trespaasiuE
conteuding that local authorities are
/ too lenient. the cost OF imprisoum eui
lettering them from holding those ar
rested. on the Pennsylvania system
/ last year there were 1900 arrests fof
i trespasslng. but the company finds th,
/ practice OF walking ON the track.
growing constantly and the number o
killed and injured increasing with 10
What the railroads now desire b
"a rigid enforcement 90 the law ar
that which Ina England has reduces
the practice and accidents 90 tres
passers 20 "a minimum But condl
ti0ns are different I'm England Tres
passing upon railroad property or pr
waite property 81 any kind is rcgarde
hy the public there as a much NOR
serious offeuse than in this countrl
and as a rule British tracks are fences
Tor course. this attitude OF mind
due Co the rigid enforcement % on
law. bat 10 ls due especially 90 on
fact t. nd the law has been enforce
Tor LOueratlons. go that obedience
It has become hahlual or insunctiv
To bring the American public to Oh
same instructive obedience to nD-tre
b tassns signs viii require the tencu
f, ot tracks and "a loug-c0utinucd er
. fo-cement az the laws against gre
Passing. with the English system
collecting every cine and enforcing b.
- erv PENALTY Meanwhile somethiI
. may bc ar.cwnIished by educating Oh
Dyhlc urcn the dangers of the pra
s. uce. ami tle figures quoted ought
. make some Impression. Walking ON
$ track may bee a short cut. but too O
q ten 10 is short cut 90 the cemetery
8 Fittsburg Dispatch.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-10-21
Polar rroblems IN the Nar.ery.

He was boy scout with a pole
twice his own height. and she vas a
small imp OF a girl. with tangled hair
and pinafore that mo- longer looked
It's best. The game was "a wordy one
u did," You didntt' II did 10 first.
them" "No. YOU didn't" &c, &C. To
tae observer 10 seemed tO Dee the time
worn game of husband and wife. on
inquiry. however. &c appeared that the
nursery had been brought up 90 date.
We're PLAYING az north pole" was the
explanation given. and the game
now being PLAYED all over the civilized
world-recommence with fresh vigor