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The evening world., 1909-03-26
Enthusiasm and Fat.

These two. like oil and water, mix poorly
This Does not imply fat men and women
never get enthusiastic. They do down deep
inside. Blu what does 1t amount to? The!
fat doesn't get excited, They cant trans,
mute their enthusiasm into energetic action,
so they might as well keep calm.
Thus 1t is that fat people generate much
steam for LIES work, only to find the load
too much for the horsepower. and as a re-
suit thousands OF both sexes get Just so
far and no further. Much they care, says
the unintiated slim one. But they do care
They care keenly for financial, mental,
social, business. fall bunting, straght-fron'
and comfort reasons, and tina, is why
Marmola Prescription Tablets have been so
heartily welcomed by the Oycrwe GIT
classes. The reason is not far to seek
Marmola Prescription Tablets take o..
about pound day, in most cases, with
out interfering In any way with the taker !
table tendencies or his love Of ease. To
sCmc, possibly, their absolute economy ap-
reals Thus one large case costing seventy
five cents at any drug store, or Of the
makers, The Maru.ola Company, Detroit.
Mich. direct, is said IN Itself alone to con
tain enough tablets to make decided
change in any one.
Bl., these are merely surface reasons.
Narmoa cheeks the formation OF fat ty
curing the tat-fornins tendency. The Fat
ipst slips away, as i we're. without ,sGn
o. wrinkle. Thus the work these tablets
d. is not injurious. II is natural. Tia l.;
the real reason these tablets are so much
appreciated They are safe.
The evening world., 1909-03-26
LIGHT TRUST LOSES
LONG LIBRARY FIGHT
Fifth Avenue Institution VIII
Have Private Plant In
stalled by City,

The New York Public LlbrarN after
two years fight by the trustees, Is
going to have private electric lighting
plant The Board OF Estimate to-day
voted 100000 for the plant, on condI-
ton that the TRUSTEES will not In the
future request any mono" for main
flamenco" This word is to be defined 10
the cIty's advantage In the contract TO
be drawn up by the Corporation Counsel.
Then the matter will again come before
the Board OF Eestmate for final action.
At he hearing before tie board to.
day the Edison Company protested
against the city entering into a part
nership with the trustees OF the library
for the purpose of defeating the rates OF
the Edison Company"
"Oh, we are not considering the F,di-
son Company retorted Comptroller
Metz III the trustees can maintain a
private plant and not ask the city To
pay we will be glad TO become partners
to such an enterprise"
The evening world., 1909-03-26
MONUMENT IN ROAD
MENACE TO AUTO|STS
Jamaica Residents, However,
Object TO lis Removal at
Cost of $4,000.

To hear both sI1es n, =, co,,ro,.,,,,. ),
,r,, ,.,,,,,,.,, -, 'SN l"
'"e 'e'I'oNo' o. inc Jamaica Peace Mon
ument from the Queensborough SDecl.
,'' 't '''''S'"e ',H h''E'H avenues,
fFeSI"'h, Lawrence fr'Ssor, Of the Dor.
ough OF Queens, has called n mass r,r.t.
,np a. ~, ,,,,,ot., ,r.,,.. ~,
~, nv a. '''' '""''''" 'o"h t'''" AprIl l.
representatives o! tie auto interests
who have pctltioned for the renoyo, a,
~. r,orrr,o,, ,,,l t,a.,,. Va
~ ',,''''''''''' "''' ''"ui"h ''"ehS OF
Jamaica who oppose, will be present IN
large numbers
prosiIo,,, c..
'''7"'cH' 'FeSSer mas received COM
The evening world., 1909-03-26
ALWAYS SPEEDS AUTO
CAREFULLY ON STREET
Notwithstanding, Mr., Upjohn's
Fast Car Gave Policeman
a Long Race.

Frederick T.. Upiohn, president OF the
Upjohn Company, at No. IS Vescy
street, and his wife occupied now
touring car that gave Mounted Police
man Bulman. Of the West One Hundred
Street Station. chase this morning,
from Ninety-thtrd street and West End
avenue to Eighty-sixth street, near
Broadway, where the car was over.
hauled, The policeman took the chaur.
ieur, Crawford Clarke, and to the West
Side Court. Mr.. upjohn likes to speed
his car. according TO his nephew. Mr.
Redpath. who is connected with tho
sydney Ross Company, at No. 20 GIN
street.
I've been expecting this for some
time" said the nephew. Uncle Fred
likes to speed 1t up when he has a
chance This chauffeur is new one
and ho IL generally very careful"
Mr.. Redpath said that his uncle was
taking his wife downtown on a shopping
tour. The policeman declared that the
car was making more than twenty-five
miles an hour. The Uptohns live at
No. $50 West End avenue.
The evening world., 1909-03-26
Some in at the Finish.

The automobile led the contestants At
. fair rate of speed past the Claremont
Hotel and to the southern end OF the
Manhattan NIaduct. Then MalLon would
The evening world., 1909-03-26
GIANT SEA FIGHTERS FAST,
New 28.OOO-TOn Battle-ships VIII
Have 2O-knOt Speed,

WASHINGTON March oG.-Plans
for the two 26,000-ton battle-ships will
be completed and placed before the
Secretary of the Navy for his ap-
prevail before the end of the present
fiscal year 1t is expected that there
will be no delay in beginning the con-
struct!on of these vessels. Although
exceeding BY almost one-thrd the size
Of tHe battlc-ships formerly CON
strGctcl, the new vessels will have
speed OF % 81 knots.
Officers are watching the progress
Of these plans with great interest. 1t
is not believed that the increase in the
size will give rise IN any serious
problems II construction not On.
countered IN the building OF the 10000.
ton battleshlps.
The evening world., 1909-03-26
WIFE'S SUIT KEPT SECRET.
Referee Named to Hear Action o,
Mrs. George l.. Duncan.

George f. Duncan, OK No. 800 st.
Nicholas avenue, treasurer OF cor
poration at No. 81 Whitehall street, has
been sued by his wife, Therese l.. Dun
can
Justice O'Gorman, In the Supreme
Court to-day, named Francis L. Well
man as referee to try the suit, The
nature OF which Is not revealed by the
papers filed by the lawyers, Phil. j.
Britt Tor Mrs. Duncan, and Charles J
Breck for MI duncan
The evening world., 1909-03-26

turn haughtily around and leer over the
back OF the automobile at the unfor-
tunate trailers, and shout
Now. come on, you goats
And the chauffeur would let the ma
chine out to forty miles an hour Those
who stayed with the car qualified
But the few people who were in tho
neighborhood OF the viaduct nearly died
OF apoplectic laughter, Some OF the
police gentlemen who were aspIrants
for bike squad honors had no other
qualifications than consuming ambition
They were fat. some of them. Some
wore mixed uniforms OF derby hats and
long, brass-buttoncd overcoats The
air was full Of darby hats and
wkeczes And two or three fell off their
wheels from sheer exhaustion at the
north end of the viaduct
About four men In every squad OF
six we've with the Mallon automobile
at the finish. Those who seemed to be
less played out were noted down for
The evening world., 1909-03-26
The Kind You Have ALWAYS Bought,

S the caution applied the public
has been manufactured under the supervision Of Cha H.
80 yethe genuine Casoa unexpectedly call the
fathers and mothers when purchasing Castor that
hssgnau in black When the removed the signature
both sides Of the bottle red Parents who have
their little the need warning coutef
limitations but duty to call the attention Of the
danger of introducing their families spurious medicines
1t be regretted that there people who engaged
nearous business putting selling all substitutes
shou properly be em ontorf for medicinal ppsratons
only for adults oens medicines therefore devolves
the mother scruniz closely what she her child Adults
the mothers waehfuness IN .UFZLA.
Genuine cas,oria always bears the signature ofGZNZx
The evening world., 1909-03-26
ONLY TALK OPENS THIS SAFE
Photographic Strong Box Know.
Its Owners Voice,

DENVER, March 26-George J..
Charpiot, OF Denver, has invented a
photographic safe lock which he saws
can be opened only by the owner In
stead Of knob on the door there is
the mouthpiece OF a telephone. A deli
cate needle is attached to tho dla-
phragm, the end of the needle resting
in a groove Of a sound record made on
a monograph cylinder. The word which
the safe is locked on Is thus recorded
and the one who uttered 1t must repeat
II before the safe will open.
In the tests a dozen men tried to !mi-
tate the voice OF the man who locked
the safe, but the lock would respond
only to the right man.
The evening world., 1909-03-26
BIG STICK TEST
FOR BIKE POLICE
IN CHASING AUTO
Strenuous Ride to Qualify for
Squad Brings Woe to
Heavywelghts,
FAIL BY THE WAYSIDE.
Thirty.fve Out of Fifty-six
Aspirants Squeeze in at
the Finish.
FAIL BY THE WAYSIDE.

People who like to laugh at a po.
iiceman in perfect safety missed the
chance Of their lives IL they were not
in the neighborhood Of the v,aduct
over the Manhattan valley, near Clare
mont, early this morning. Policemen
The evening world., 1909-03-26
who were trying to qualify for assign.
ments to the bicycle squad, the princl-
pal activities OF which are the pursuit
of speeding automobiles, were tested

FIfty-six men tried to qualify. Sergt.
Nallon. of Commissioner BIngham's Of
fee. was the tester. Mallon had the
prize job of the whole situation. Lots
of people who never had longings to be
n policeman found themselves envying
him bitterly. He picked out squads OF
six men from the candidates and lined
them up by he Grant Monument Then
he climbed into large, rod, forty
horse power automobile, told the chauf-
feur to start ahead gently. and said:
eco"
The evening world., 1909-03-26
FRIEND OF LINCOLN DEAD.

CHICAGO. March 2G,-Chares B.
Waite, cighty-hye wears old, for more
than sixty-five years resident Of Chi.
cago, court associate of Abrasam Lin
coin, Territorial judge in Utah for years
during the turbulent times with the
Mormons, and an author and llnguist
of distinction, is dead here OF pneu.
mona.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-07-09
Thornless Cactus Growing

Mr.. j. H. Snyder's Burbank thorn
less cactus. Of which mention was
made in last week Chieftain, shows
signs Of growth in Mr.. Sny ders yard,
and to all appearances he will have a
large crop by next fall. The impor-
tance of the thorness cactus cannot be
overestimaied by the numerous feeders
hereabouts, who will watch with much
interest the progress made by the
plants now being reared by our enter
prising citizen.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-07-09
A Well Cooked Meal

Appeals to us all and The
Star Restaurant serves them daily
Voleen d Bogae are experienced
chefs, and know how to please
you. Location; next to Lozar's
pool hall
The Holly chieftain., 1909-07-09
School Notes

Ii is with much regret to the friends
OF education in this district that Miss
Edna P. Emery who has so ably as
sisted Supt c. |. Collins in the con-
duct Of our schools. has resigned her
position, but Just who her successor will
be is as YET unknown. Miss Emery, by
earnest effort, has endeared her
self to the friends Of education through
out this district, who are loath 10 see
her out OF her chosen field.
The position Of Miss Anna Swope,
who ii is reported will be married 10
Mr.. George Scow in the fall, will be
filled by another lady equally capable
and the personnel so far is as follows:
Music. drawing and highschool his
tory Meta Mccall
Seventh and eighth grades and
highschool algebra Alice williamson
Fifth and Sixth grades, also physical
culture Miss Caroline Purdy of Chi
cago.
Fourth grade Minnie Darlington.
Third grade Ella Boyer.
Second grade-Laura Appel
First grade Elizabeth Tate.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-07-09
Two in One

Dr.. Bells Ani-Pan is both internal and es-
iernal remedy h is an anlisephc Remedy and
destroys disease germs Sold everywhere on
positive guarantee. farmers Pharmacy.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-07-09

This paper is boosting for Hol-
ly because its success depends
upon Holly's growth and pros
perity. 1t may be personal
motive but it is a far-sighted one.
Every family that moves into
own helps us and it helps you.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-07-09
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior
U. S Land Ofice at Lamar Colo

Department Of the Interior.
U. s. Land OHee at Lamar Colo.
June S. 1903.
Notice is hereby given that Clarence A. kckerson. Of
Holly. Colo. who. March g. 1908. made home stead
No. 0il96H E.. No. 1850. for the southwest quar-
o Section SO. Township Is South. Range AZ West Of
the 9th Principal Meridian. has filed notice Of
make final uation proof establish claim the land
above described before the United States Comms sioner
at Holly. Colo. the 9Th day Of July. 1903.
Claimant witnesses;
Pierce M. Brobst. Elem S. Msits, VIM. Nickerson
and George II. Msus. oil Of Holly. Colorado.
John A. Williams. Register.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-07-09

Let MS get you up some sta
tioncry that will be a credit to
your business-not a detriment.
The price will be practically the
same, and you'll have something
you'll be proud of. The Holly
Chieitain Printery.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-07-09

Job printing of the superior kind
at The Chieftain office.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-07-09

White Bros. are giving away
beautifully framed pictures 21x23
inches wide, with every $500 pur
chase of yard good. These pic
lures and frames are worth 81 30
each. Don't miss this opportu-
nifty.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-07-09

Telegraph, write, or telephone
10 The Holly Chieftaln for First
class Job Printing. You can't
afford TO send out measly looking
stationery or other printed mat
The Holly chieftain., 1909-07-09
SummerCoids

Are harder to reli eve than winter but they
yield iusi as readily to treatment with Dr. Bells
Pme-TarHoney. Sold everywhere. Look for
the Bell on the Bottle. Farmers Pharmacy.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-07-09

In many cases in advertising. it
is necessary to go a little out OF
the way to attract attention. In
other words, the business repre-
sented must toot its horn loud
enough to insure attention before
il can attain to hearing.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-07-09
Every Body Satisfied

Who has tried Dr. Bells Pne-Iar Honey for
coughs, colds, lagrlppe or any throat or bron-
chia trouble. Get bottle today. Sold every
where Look for the Bell the Bottle. Far
mer S Pharmacy.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-07-09
Mr. G. c. Pyle. the electrician
here, is spending a few days at La
mar.

Mesdames Coils, Pember and son
Orvil. sisters and nephew respectively
Of Mr.. A. Z. Van Euen, paid the latter
a visit last Monday. They are enroule
to California for the summer.
About 6fty-Gve people celebrated
the 4th near the home Of Mr.. w. W.
James who lives about Is miles south
east of Holly. A delicious dinner was
served and all spent an enjoyable day.
Go to Harrington for glassware
chinaware and tinware.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-07-09

Have you seen those handsome
wedding invitations the Chieftain
is turning OUT Prices, always
reasonable.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-07-09
Fat Cattle

am always in the market for
fat cattle and hogs. Call. write
or telegraph. Highest market
price paid for hides and furs.
Thomas Harmon.
Holly
The Holly chieftain., 1909-07-09
Department OF the Interior.
Land OGice at Lamar. Colo..

LINN
June 49, 1909
Notice is hereby gwen ihot Cors E. Lane Of Holly. Col
orado who. Nov. 30. 1897 made homestead application
No. 03924. II. f. No. 1857 for ,hh southwest Of
section -. Township 26 South Range AZ West OF the 9Th
Prncipa Meridian, has fled Of intention make Fin
al alton proof, establish cnm the land above
described. before l. N. Zalnser, United States Commis
soner Holly. Colorado the 27ih day Of July 1903
Clsmant names witnesses:
W o. Moore. Chss. Scott. both Of Holly, and Dan
Sehenck. and Ms Edith Houlon. both of Irene, Kansas
John A. WILLIAMS Register
The Holly chieftain., 1909-07-09

Delay in taking Foley's Kidney Remedy il
YOU havo backachc kidney or bladder trouble.
iastens the disease upon you and makes
more difficult. Commence taking Foleys Kid
ney Remedy today and you will soon be we'll
Why risk serious maady? The Holly Phar-
macy. F. d. Baird & Co.. Prop'rs.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-15

]. ". Jennings. a iaborer. 50 ysafi
old. fell headlong down the elevatei
shaft OF the Exchange National bunI
building at Colorado Springs, break
ing his neck.
The Silver Dollar" saloon At PusI
bio ran last year without paying
license--or at least there il no record
OF money being paid and here Is I'd
investigation being made. The eoun1
ci! was Democratic.
The Montezuma County Fair associsl
tion Saturday elected the following oil
ficers for this year: President, n. nj
smith; vice president. George Halls,
secretary and treasurer. w. +. Mowrtl
The date for the fair this year wasl
| fixed for Oct. 6. Z and s.
Pueblo is dry" town. The count
ell Is in dead lock over the favorits|
90 saloons TO be licensed and ChIefI
OF Police Sullivan issued an orderI
closing all saloons Saturday evenineI
until they are granted license. II Inj
expected this will be done at meet.
ing tonight.
St Joe Is likely to get the Puebiol
league franchise, although an effort isl
being made by Forf Collins citIzeusI
to arrange for the transfer. In casa
Pueblo is dropped Denver stands tol
be dropped as the expense OF coming
to Colorado for just one city win be
100 great.
State Auditor Rhoady Kenehan will
30 down In history as a humorIst.
Gov. Shafroth recently went out OF the |
state and was absent a week or ten
days on private business and Renehan
''docked" Honest john the time he +
vas absent. Shafroth was no. under
the collar and says he Will not stand
any more such foolishness.
FRIENDS discovered MFR. aud Mrs. J.
Giyens. an aged couple living west OF
Auit at dawn Tuesday morning Just
In time to prevent their death from
drowning. the Givens people declare.
The Eaton ditch broke Monday night
and sent u flood over the adjoining
country. In which the Giveus live.
Farmers near the break left their
homes, for safety. but Mr. and Mrs.
iiyens were not among these, and
when This was dlscover.d "A ueighbor
started In search of the old couple.
He found them quietly sleeping In
their bedroom, into which water had
poured and was on n level with their
bed.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-15
OGDEN. Utah. Julx 1a-rhree snecIf,cal

, specifically authorizing an income tax.
why not give them chance to vote
or an amendment providing for the
election of United States senators by
popular yote2 In yonf speech of ac
ceptance you said you personally were
inclined to favor such change In
the constitution. Would this not be
an opportune time TO present this sub.
ject to congress-two constitutional,
amendments. one authorizing an in.
come tax and the other providing for
the popular election OF senators?
Make your administration memorable
and pledge You whatever assistance
! can render in securing the salts.
faction of these amendments With
great respect. am yours truly,
"W. J. BRYAN"
TEHERAN. July l3.-One thousand
nationailsts entered Teheran at three
o clock this morning They came In
by three gates and the northern sec.
tion of the city was soon in their
hands. There has been some fighting
In the streets. but as a general thing
the nationalists are preserving excel
lent order. They are sending out pa.
trolls through the city. The shah is
expected momentarily to take refuge
in one of the foreign legations. The
royalist troops, particularly the Cos
sacks. have taken up position in the
central square surrounding streets and
ii is believed the nationalists viii at.
tack their position in full II they do
not surrender. The safety of foreign
ers does not appear at this writing
u be seriously threatened.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-07-15
FACTS FROM SAN JUAN
COUNTY, NEW MEXICO,
AZTEC. THE COUNTY SEAT
Schools.

Schools.
Although still young. San Juan coun
| ty's public school system is fully ade
uuate and efficiently managed In nd
dition 10 the graded schools and high
schools OF the larger towns. district
school houses. solidly constructed OF
brick and well kept. are maintained
every few miles and every school dis.
trict has a term of from to 8 months
The highest standard Is maintained
and only fully competent teachers are
employed II Is possible for every
farmer to give his children thorough
basic education without sending them
away from home
Population, Churches and Secret So
cietics.
The population OF the county comes
chiefly from the farming communi
ties of the middle west. More than 90
per cent OF IL IL American born and
there is no foreign element in the en-
tire county. All OF the great religious
denominations are represented BY
churches in the larger towns. services
being held regularly In the district
schools All of the leading fraternal
and secret organizations have chapters
in The larger towns, so that the new
conner from one of the central states
may continue his social and religious
life without interruption.
The people are prosperous. law-abid
ing and happy. There is no poor house
and none is needed. Up to January /.
1908, the county jail had not had an
Inmate for two years.
Taxation, Valuation and Wealth.
Land and other values have been
advancing rapidly In recent years as
improvements have been made and
new land reclaimed and the assessed
valuation of the county In 1907 was
1888 .35l,l3. an increase over the valu
alton OF 1906 Of s72,35i.iS Taxation
In this as in other counties OF New
Mexico, Is upon the basis of about
33 l-3 per cent of the actual value
Taxes IN San Juan county for 1907
upon this 33 10 per cent valuation
basis We're about ~. per cent for coun
~ and territo:inl purposen The
school tax, which is additional. va
ries according 10 the district, making
nm average of not to exceed per
cent In the towns.