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Bruf. Buggtlh I Mtnnrapulta.

0oniffe6te Meno, ser / Mar og Do!
life bop0e fprt oeres MpberSmao
paa 2eben, peo oem,e 2eiligbeo tog;
set op paanp og oerpe0 piie, at Sc Ell
gooe Go1lfe / oeres inberlte @ierte
1oor ser CT roget at lon1les ON, jon
gipr bort 6plf 9gre.
Ser bolotes Soler / 2egio. 6ol
| Nrp sior % 6ru 8gggilo tolte 81
S%prenlen II, og Hrofesloren tafteoe mes
ut n1otipere ct 9epe for 9onn1arf.
9erefter fom lonn offieielle Solers
Som jul, Or. S. 6. Mellpn fpr Muneri-
ia % Gbr. &osmts leu fpr 9omerne.
Mlle Salerne, n1el1 napnlig 9Gresgju-
items, billtes n1eo lipligt 8ifolo. st
Ear lotale Eoeter bap0e foriegt Jig
poa G%igterbanen / Mnleoningen, bpil=
tet Silbererne tog in1oo mes penlig
Spcrbrrcnbco. Sg efter at Sr0et bar
ugipet frit", fpnu Ser CT &effe Soler
ON fprlfiellige Gunner, forte % for
npielige, ollie, poo Sen fpr nepllte
l(n0tagclle NOR, prGgeoe al SEN bier
telt9ltc vgopo mill" = og allie poa
goot 0onif. Mm bauoe Sen @lGoc
at bpre Mr. S. q. Slien, tioligere
Stots Sfolel superintendent % 3eo11
ior Ngerbr1gs =llniperlitetet, tale lit
Aol1le Mpbersmaol pltrt og rent, Ii
1eloa Mr. Scbi6s6pe Sen el0re, bpis
porl1e Subject til bpoo ser bar 6onif
giproe ct op6t Snotrpf, 6. $. Game,
SbpS. Sfcllet % bpem fon bl,ife Sem
ale, lpn bopoe ct gpot Sro at gipe
mes / 2aget.
Set blep life ioo list binli0es Mio-
nat inoen Somnenfomlten bepe6es,
men iiffert far olle 9eltogerne, og=
loo sGres9iGlterl1e, bopt poo SPIEL
len, at ogloo fer / Nnlerifo fan
Sc 9onife gleoe Jig ionrn1en poo goO
oonif &is.
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@anep's &omct.

Otter at bape lat &er6en mere el=
fer mil10re poa Sen onben @nbe / ct
Nar Muaneoers Sis eller mere ct
MI enoelig &allep's Sonnet foripun=
Sen, iaoleoes at sen / bpert 6olo life
mere fan ices mes set blotte Die.
Ser far / set bele life peret itor
Stoos be6 sen poo 11oget Siospltnft
al 0ens 5ilipnelaoelie, og bar sen
life bIepet iaa fraftigt oberteret al
gresien, oil6e ingen lagt ipnoerlig1
Merfe til Sen. Set bill I'LL bore u
'9lar inoen Sen otter piier Jig fo1
Sor0flooense @eboere, og ingen al
Dem bill Iapne Sen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-06-10

bun it0oe / lin 5tue og ie Sfi6et1e
paa Sn6igen, 6a Ser fun por nogls
Sumpe mellem ben0es @iem og 2afe
Micbigon.
= Sire Gamer fra aenoibu, SIS.
6. 50. Mllen> ben0es 9otter Ger
tribe, Miis @tbe( Sumnier og Mrs.
9. .. Greiger, bleo li6ite ltge a11-
6olot for Smuggling al 5ol0embe0s=
n1enoene / Seem Dorf. Sc bar font
met fra europa n1e0 v9niitonin",
men baboe be0 Solounoeriegelien
CLIENT" at ann1eloe 5mpffer til e1
al $4,000, iom Mrs. Mllen
bopoe gjemt / en- sfinopoie UNDER
tine Sfierter. 6%orelg6ig CT Gamer
ne lat poa fri sos, men ifol oenl1c
u9e undertakes 6orbpr / 81
itriftsretten.
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B0ggild'isme.

Mel: Wort Fodeland var altid rigt.
Wort F9deland var altid rigt
paa flinke Mejerister
der laver herligt Sm@r og Ost,
Ell nOget fedtet Klister -
som tale kan ON 10 og Girls
og har Forstand paa Kalve,
paa Fedtprocent, paa Brug af Is.
paa Sm@r, der Ell er Salve.
AT den Slags Karle har vi her
til Landet faaet Ell Skare,
og Diet den bedste Bergen er
for, at der Ell er Fare
for "Uncle SANS Smqr-P Production
De med fra Hjemmet forte
af common sense" EN- god Portion -
den med til FACET h@rte.
De har i Fronten stedse staa'et
med alt Diet ny, der duer,
de mangt ct kraftigt Stag har slaa'e,
for hvad der ret dem huer.
Men Vr@vl og rodlGs Theori
de skyder kekt tilside.
Kun hvad de finder NJ e n i n g
de bry'r sig ON at vide.
Den Vane har de hjemmefra,
der laerte de at velge
og vrage og Diet bedste ta' -
Ell deres Mening sRlge.
Der laerte de. at a + i g t s | {
og R r TITO "a V ae +
k et
vii bringe LON i H@stens It'd
og fore frem til Market.
bet laerte de af Stormaend. som
har Rang blandt Verdens bedste,
men f9rst og bedst af h a m son
iaften os at gjaste.
TAX, Bdggild! for din Gjernin,
blandt
wort Folk, din @dle Streben.
I fjerne Vest vi hylder Dig
/ Gjerning som med Leben.
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@runolopen, efterfulgt al fraftie,
9ifalo.
9irigelten tntro0ucereoe oerpac
Mappr Seioel, mot as tbe MAYOR o
Milma1fee, but as t6e mon Of t6e
6ollr". Gerpao itonereoe Mulifer
vMarleillailen".
Mr. Sei0elS Gale bar / set pejent=
lige en- &al1pagnetule mes 8ariotio-
ner og bar ablolnt Hraget al at bore
Hropagan0a for socialisanen mere
ems noget a1oet. ggentlig tolt far
ser life inopenoes noget %ipnoerligt
berimoo; for bpa0 ifl1loe pel Manoen
igrunOen ellers bape tolt om. Men
set er alligepel nof1aa ~un6erligt,
l1oar man tenfer tilbage poa golnle
@rrn0lopsfelter og iaa MI ioog bp=
rer en @opeotaler repetere Sc flelte al
Sc befienote ioctaliltiife Mrgumenter
moo &orporotioner og 6or6gmmelie
al Yroltitlltion, @igaretter og SSH
ifeD. u / 9 t beoen al bans
eller oeres Eaaitano og Maooe at
roe lonnere paa, b%eitri0eS life fer men
ser fam joni iagt bore en- Sci Spipl
ont, at set er posien6e at giere Sen
5. Sunni til en- loctaliitiif 6eit0ag.
Mopor Seioel bar peo goo Stem-
me- far ct foroelagtigt D6re Qigner
/ life ringe @rao en- min6re l1ogope
al 8iprnitjerne 8iernion / oennes
pngre 9oge). Sans 6oreorog bar
0og 5tenrpel al Sen a11erifanfe Mao=
Sc at boloe @algtaler paa felt igien=
mem, men moOtoges ielpfplgeligt mes
meget 9ifolo, oo en- itor &rocentoel
al Sil6prerne utpipli on1t mao jiges at
pere rene Soctoliiter, og mango fle-
re 1nrrpeD at bore set, toffet bore
9orimer Sfanoalen og ouore ligner-
Sc @rop9eo. @or l(rtte0e me6 at
opforore enbper, lom maotte bope
N%nleoning til at beige Milmoufee
meoens ban bar 8orgmel tier, en- at
q lr9ge Don1 ct @elgg / 9pens &ao0=
Dus.
Sen nrlte og iiolte 5oier poo &ro.
nrcr1n1ct> Sen MI mart lan0sfjenotc
nonlfe 81. 6. g. &jerbpe ira 6res<
10, California, bolot 0ernnjt Set, /
og for Jig beolt til 9ogen egneoe So
rcorog: r9unn1ort pg Sc oonife Sore
Ringers Opgope / Nmerifa". Men
set bite Jig, at set bar Seioel, iom
par Srufplalteret; for nGl item @alp'
oelen al Sil6prerne forlponot MI, %
oerfor trpr hi at me0 begreniet Sis
for 0'@rr. &%irfegaor0 og &jerbns.
ioa bur0e Sei0el Gope ppret Nr. 3
paa 9tlten. st lloora9 al 81. &ier=
6pes Sale maa ri poo @rl1n6 al
Hlaosmongel lo0e goo pper til noe
tie l1ge.
9onlepapillionen por iel%pfglgelio
ltooigtpef propful0t, og Sans Niel-
iets fortrinlige 9aniemulif er ogioo
%frtiten0e, men Ser ffal 10 rigtig Moo
til at maie paa / laa6an en- ~@ob"
og poa ct @ulp, iom efterboon6en
fpl0es meo San6 og @rus.
&omiteen for Soften bop6e giort
ct fort og ct go6t Mrbei6e og fortie<
ner baaoe Sos og Hooifjpnnelie i al
Mlnin6eligbe6.
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Ser UNDER 6eltligbeoerne blipe afilg.
ret Ell Statue al George @aibington,
6borpeo set ar9entinlfe 6olf oil gipe
tilfjenoe, at set finn por pes Sc
Torene0e Stoter / Noroomerifas l1af=
Notwithstanding at set blep ml1-
ligt at opnoo Selplten6igbeo for Sc
%lattnife &epll6lifer / 5Doomerifo.
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mtsccus1n

= Sets 8ron0men0 fom tilifo6e
/ Mil>pm1fee iioite l1ge iom S6lge
al, at en- Ml1r ltprteoe iomme11 u1l=
ser en- 8ron0, Ser p6elog6e @leor
See Gon1panps Mnlgg paa @ine
og Clinton Streets. Gn al 8rano=
mG116ene, clinton 6. 81 len, er olpor=
Zig ifa0et. @ienoomstobet er om=
firing $4,000.
Martin Slion> ti6ligere @ol1,l=
tpfasi erer for Nolf County, opoe li6-
lte llge / lit Stem / 9fpe efter fort
Sios Spgoom, 65 Star gomrnel. san
bar boet / Yolf County ii6en 1860.
San efterla0er @ultrl1, fire Sgnner
og tire Dgtre.
= So6ofsoplerl1e / set peltlige
@isconiin blep iparet for alporligt
SAB en- riaelig Meober ii6lte uge. On
be( Gel Sobof fang / Sfl1rene, og
mon bar life iitonb til at toge Sen
al StGngerne l1r1ber set tprre SER.
Melten bele Mplingen / Ga Grosie og
Sermon Gol1ntper, 6por set melt tie
pofser, penteoeS iolgt in0en l1gens
lt0go1g.
= 8rpon Gonnor, en- 14=oorig.
Spn al 6. Gonnor al Cumberland,
ct 0rl1f11et / 8eoper Gam 9ofe. @on
bar / Sejlbooo n1eo en- oltoen Irel1g.
Splgerl1e fentrebe @oooen, men
Gonnor> iom por en- go6 Sppmlner,
lotte &urien moo 9on6. Sans Cunt
m%iltppler fplotes n1e6 Gon6> og fan
gif tilblrnoS. &omeroten blep req
Set. Gonnors Mp6er bopoe forblrot
boln at leile.
So Milpoufee Hioncerer, Mrs.
9pnile $. SriggS pg Erentils&11ig9t3
N66ott> Sen fprlte SO e(or og Sen li0=
lte pmtre1t al im1ll1e Ml6er, er al
gaoet pe0 990en. @egge fom til
Milpol,fee / 1888. ga Mrs. Briggs
flptte0e i10 / set @l1s, bpor bu1
op0e, loo set / Mil>poufees finelt,
@eii0ensltr9g. Aht ltoor set mi6t /
Tobrifoiitriftet. Sen Gang funoc
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Sanac peo &pesilS=Teitem.
HVad vi LRrer af BOqqiId.

Mel: Hole Nord. Friheds Hem.
III wort Land kom EN- Mand
for at bringe ny Ideer:
hentet frem fra Danmarks Leer
med Erfarings sikre Hand.
Lytter til, l Farmerskarer.
bet er Guild til Elders lord.
1 maa Diet beware. gaa i Danmarks
Spor.
Farmer boy. ing endnu:
Lyt da til hvis Du kan lytte,
i din bruno Nave spytte,
banlys Rovdrift fra din lord.
Elsk den frem med nensom Hygge,
Diet vii skabe bedre Kaar,
og Din Lykke vokse stadigt, Aar
for Aar.
I Ell Flok vii vi nok
sige dem Ell TAX, Professor.
TAX for hvad De har os givet
af Belaerings rige Ord.
bet berige vii os Livet,
hvis vi gaar i Fedres Spor.
Eft Hurra for dem, der plGjer Dan
marks Jord.
j. N.
The evening world., 1910-12-12
HAS CAPTAIN
AND HIS 40 MEN
IN POLICE COURT
Mrs. Jane Smith Says Com
mander of West 47th Street
Station Oppresses Her.
BOARDING HOUSE RAID.
Since Then BluecoatS Have
Continually Been Stationed
at Her Door.
DO HOUSE RAID.

Capt. Palmer and forty policemen OF
tho West Forty-seventh street station
were summoned sbefore Magistrate
Breen in the West Side Court to-day
upon the complaint OF Mrs. Jane Smith
of Nos. 21s-31s West F~orty-yxth street.
who charged oil forty-one defendants
with oppression.
Mrs. Smith alleged that on Nov. II
Capt. Palmer inc ten OF his policemen
raided her two houses and made several
arrests. one young woman was held
in the Night court and later discharged.
Mrs. Smith was charged with MAIN
tanning a disorder1y resort. but the
complaint against nor was dismissed.
Subsequent to enc raid, she complained,
two policemen have been on guard IN
her two houses day and night. This
guard has been divided up into three
watches Of eight hours each. making
a total Of six policemen a day occupied
in tho vigil.
II conduct a respectable theatrical
boarding house." said Mrs. Smith.
and my business has been ruined.
These policemen answer the door bel
and threaten the maids with thei,
guns. They turn visitors away with
The evening world., 1910-12-12
ASKS COUNTESS TO TELL
OF HER STOCK WINNINGS.
Mrs. Bowles Declares in Suit That
Titled Woman Owes
Her Money.

" q woman with a title is some
times more successful in the art OF high
finAnoioring h a man with a title.
barring that success which comes from.
matrimonial hances with rich Ameri-
can heiresses-was shown to-day by the
testimony OF the Counties Ellen de Raw
email. who Is being sued In the Supreme
Court for an accounting of stock trans
actions b Is alleged to have made for
Mrs. Elisabeth Bowles.
The Countess told Justice Davis how
she realized a profit of ST. 800 for herself
and Mrs. Bowles through the purchase
and sale OF various stocks. including
200 shares OF Rock Island and 100 shares
OF Metropolitan preferred. This was
between May and June, 1909.
A letter which the Countess wrote on
Dee. 8, 1909, 10 Flower & Co., brokers,
requesting them TO transfer the Joint
account OF herself and Mrs. Bowles to
her mother. Mrs. Winlfred Igoe was
produced. The Countess identified It
aad added:
III had finished my business relations
with Mrs. Bowles and wanted the &C.
count transferred"
According TO Mrs. Bowles, she gave
the Countess $500 to invest for her. A
Joint account was opened with Flower
& Co. Mrs. Bowles seeks an accounting,
witch she says she has been denied. OF
the prS rs from the amount she entrust.
"a - dhe Countess.
The evening world., 1910-12-12
ROLL NUDE IN THE SNOW
TO RENEW THEIR YOUTH.

CHICAGO. Dec. 12.-Seven men and
three women. devoid of raiment. wal
owed and rolled In the snow In a back
yard at Evanston yesterday, believing
that thus they would renew their youth.
The youngest was forty-hve. the oldest
~sixty-fve.
The ONE were separated from the
men by an eight foot board fence, over
which they threw snowballs at one
another.
The Institution where this tool place
is the Kosmos Physical Culture SAM
tarium. and the cure Is known as
the first aid to nature"
DR.. Henry e. Lane. who conducts the
sanitarium. had Q similar place or the
North Sid until he wAs forced to leave
because Of the criticisms of his neigh
bors.
The o cure II combined with the
sun cure, n In both treatments Or.
Lane insists on nudity.
The evening world., 1910-12-12
GIDEON GANGS
LEADER PLANNED
CELLAR HENNERy
Hopes of Youthful -Four Blasted
When Chief Is Semitic
Protectory.

with never 80 much as a glance at
the Faithful Three. and with a scanty
goodby kiss to his weeping mother.
tweive-year-old Johnny Murphy. the
peerless leader OF the Gideon Gang,
which operates In and around Washing
ton Market, was led away from the
Children's Court to-day TO the delights
OF an indeterminate sentence at the
Catholic Protectory. Tears streamed
from the eyes that have so often
flashed n fine defiance at his natural
enemy-the policeman; and tho lips
which were accustomed to hurl a Bit
ter invective quivered with mortifca-
ton n range.
Johnny and tho Faithful Three had
been pinched for stealing chickens.
Chickens-therein lay the sting and
shame OF arrest: II It had only been q
gold watch or a fat bankroll for the
theft Of which he was sent away.
Johnny would have taken the sentences
without a murmur; but to be jagged
for a couple OF measly p~ullets-that was
too much.
The Faithful Three-otherwise John
Dillon. twelve years old; Florence Sui
Ivan, eleven years old. and Eddie Scho-
field. also eleven. on whom Judge Sal
mon suspended sentence. watched their
leader disappear with sorrOwful faces.
The dream OF cheap fresh eggs was
DER, and the chicken farm which
Johnny was going to start In the cell
lar Of his home at No. 1871 Chsrles
sireet-with other peoples hens-was
wrecked before II had fairly begun.
so many likely young puilets, alive
and dead, have mysteriously vanished
from the wagons at Washington Mar
ket recently that the dealers complained
to the police. Detectives Harvey and
| Campbell was assigned to catch the
thieves and rounded up Johnny and tn,
Faithful Three Saturday In the act OF
gracefully plucking a hen from n wagon
at Christopher and Washington streets,
Johnny was in the Children's Court
two weeks ago for being n OF a gani
which robbed %Suydan's Stove Works a
Hudson and Perry street. n was re
leased on probation.
"'Sall due to Ia increased cost OF liv,
ing" said one OF the Three, philo sophi
cally. mice. fresh eggs Is 50 blamed ex
pensive nowadays that we thought wee
lift a couple OF hem and let 'em la,
for us. Sail over nov, though" he de
clared, AN l s'pose Wen have TO pu'
up with cold storage stufr."
The evening world., 1910-12-12
"Belieue Me, No Custom Tailor Has ANY,
thing on Hilton for Making Classy Clothes"

AS a parodist, Jess
Dandy is the acknowl-
edged best in America.
AS soon as a song be-
comes popular he
writes a parody on it,
and in many cases his
clever twisting of the
original idea of a p
lar ditty has won him
the praise of those who
appreciate true satire.
AS ''Hans Wagner
in "The Prince of Pill
sen," Jess Dandy por-
trays this picturesque
hgure In an eXcrutiat-
ingly funny manner.
MIR. Dandy is one of
the many well-knowr
professional men in
theatricals, law, medi-
cine, ETC., who have re-
nounced expensive GUS
tom tailoring in favor
The evening world., 1910-12-12
Wise Elephant.
From the Chicago News,l

life with you must be m~onotonous."
remarked the monkey. as he swung by
his tailyn the park zoo.
why 80, my friend?" queried the
lazy Jumbo.
We'll, all you have to do Is to sit
here all day and be stuffed with pea
nuts"
The elephant smiled AZ elephantine
smile.
THAT may be, my friend; but ia
rather be here being stuffed with pea
nuts thar over in Africa being stuffed
for a museum exhibit
Which shows that even an elephant
knows a good thing when he sees II.
The evening world., 1910-12-12
SEVEN HELD FOR THEFT
OF $4,000 FROM SHIP.
Woman Among Those Arrested for
Stealing Gold Bullion From the
Steamer Humboldt.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 12.-with the
recovery OF $1,000 worth OF gold bar.
and the arrest Of six men and a woman,
United States secret service officers
think that they have partly solved the
theft OF $4,000 In gold bullion from the
steamer Humboldt m Alaskan waters
on Sept. II.
Those under arrest are r, c. Smith
and his wife. J. T. Woodson and his
brother. @. NJ. woodson. and three men
whose names the police have not
divulsed.
Saws, fles, rasps and other instru.
ments used In preparing the gold fol-
sale were found In the Smiths room.
and similar instruments with crucibles
were found among the possessions OF
the Woodsons.
The SO, 900 In gold was part OF n con
signment to a Seattle bank. Pig iron
had been substituted.
The evening world., 1910-12-12

6mitk had made her Formal sfatsnent'
MAGISTRATE Brssn adjourned the hearing
until Wednesday.
The evening world., 1910-12-12

Magazine Plant burned.
HOLYOkE. Dec. l2.-Fire yester-
day penetrated the innermost chambers
OF the home OF the Nautilus, a new
thought magazine edited by Mrs. Eliza
beth Towne. Loss $4,000.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-05-28
REAL ESTATE NEWS
San Luis Land Bureau Boosting
the Valley with Energy.

During the last week, the San Luis
Land Bureau, with Offices just south Of
the First National Bank. has sent out
over two Thousand pieces Of mail mat
ter. descriptive Of Monte Vista and the
valley. Their advertising campaign is
not going to end at that inasmuch as
the summer months are to be devoted
to this system Of advertising. with =
view to gathering in the harvest this
fall.
ID. W. Cali, n well known Nebraska
farmer, has identified himself with the
Land Bureau, As manager Of their out
side sales department. Mr.. Call, while
= farmer all his life. has also had q
great deal Of experience in the sale II
land, and has taken up his residence in
Monte Vista.
Following are = few Of the Land
Bureaus best bargains. LGal invcs-
tors should not overlook these. There
is no reason why outsiders should get
all the cream: and our home people take
what is left. The Land Bureau has Tor
sale:
III acres, hay ranch. watercd by seven
wells, house and corrall. $500 per acre.
400 acres finest land in the valley. we'll
improved, house aud barns. two miles
out, water right worth el2m. at slEi
per acre.
s9U acres. seven miles out. well i'm
proved, on Gunbarrcl. NO alkali. planted
partly to peas. s75.m per acre.
Two leases. 100 acres each. both well
improved. s6oO each.
100 acres, several miles out On Gun.
barrel, fine soil, no alksli. planted TO
peas and oats, good water. o0oW per
acre.
100 acres, well improved. new $ room
hourc. es50O per acre.
100 acres REIMBURSEMENT, oil Jay ymcnts
made - required by government. rrsdy
to prove up On. ti5W per scrc.
:sO acres best land In valley, we'll i'm.
proved. buildings. ETC.. ei36 pcr scrr.
The San Luis Land Bureau has two
tine farms in Kansas, oas eighty and the
other n quarter section. u trade Tor
Monte Vista residence property. These
farms are located In the best sections u
thu state. have fine houses, land all In
cultivation. and the parties want Monte
Vista homes. What have you ~ tra,lcY
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-05-28

The Monte Vista Motorcycle
club will pull of an endurance
run Monday, Decoration day from
Monte Vista to Center thence to
Del Norte and back to Monte
Vista, distance about As miles.
Each rider will be required 10 run
on a schedule time, and failing to
make this time a certain number
of points will be marked against
him. No adjusting Of any kind
will be permitted on the road with
out penalty. The schedule time
will be about 20 miles an hour.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-05-28
ORGANIZATION!
Plan ls Launched to Form Fed.
Grafton of Valley Commerce
Bodies

Monte Vista's Commercial club
will join in a movement Of affilia.
tion of valley clubs.
This was the sentiment of those
present at meeting of the club
last Saturday evening, following
addresses by Arthur Hooker and
X. II. Faxon, representing the
Eighteenth National Irrigation
congress.
1t was urged that early action
taken by the valley as whole
would be most productive Of good
results in advertising the advan-
tages of the San Luis valley.
A meeting Of delegates from all
parts of the valley will be held in
Alamosa tonight Saturday.
Mr.. Faxon, writing to his news
paper, the Garden City, Kansas.
Telegram, has the following good
words for the valley.
II have just completed n 3-days
trip through the San Luis valley,
in the interest Of the Eighteenth
National Irrigation congress, or.
gan,zation and publicity, and l
have been properly amazed ut
some Of the things l have seen
aud at the opportunity OF the
country.
II can best illustrate my appre.
citation Of conditions and opportu.
mites by repeating . little remark
that ! made toa fine meeting that
crowded the rooms OF the Com
msrcial clubs in one Of the valley
towns Saturday afternoon, when
said the highest compliment
could pay the San Luis valley wa,
70 say Il was the best section ol
the mighty West I had ever secn
barring only our own Arkansas
valley"
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-05-28

Even in this day of high class
advertising literature, the newly
issued booklet. published in the in
terest of "Sunnyside" addition,
easily takes a place among the top
notchers. The text is cleverly
handled, and the printing and
illustrating are classy in the ex-
treme.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-05-28

Dscre Dunn aud wife returned
Friday morning from . visit in
southern California. They report
having enjoyed their trip very
much. Mr.. Dunn has about re.
covered from his lameness caused
by a broken leg.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-05-28
M0eAO1lOe-
f. n. EpaxRrox. Pastor

The union memorial services will be
held in this church next Sunday at II Q.
N. Pastors topic. The Price Of Free
dom" Al p. N the pastor w,ll speak
IN the subject. "WoFldlsss Religion" :"
Join " In these services.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-05-28

Quite a number Of fishermen
went to the river Wednesday, the
opening day OF the season for trout
fishing. Among the number were
w. X. Carter, Charles Foster. W.
b. Hawkins, Will Hanks, G. p.
Cummings, W. j. Clark, N. NJ.
Nelson and others Fishing on
South Fork seems to be the best.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-05-28

w. J. Clark 10 drilling an arte-
sian we'll In front Of his Office.
This we'll will supply water for
the rooms In the second story by
means Of hydraulic ram.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-05-28

The sugar bects are doing nicely.
The frosts week ago did no dam.
age. Friday, cultivation was BE-
gun and next Monday three crews
will commence thinning.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-05-28

The s. s. 8. met at the home Of
Mrs. G. +. Faith on Friday after
noon. Delightful refreshments
were served and q general good
time was had. The next meeting
will be held At the home Of Mrs.
Lydia Naslund on Friday. June 8.
The Monte Vista journal., 1910-05-28

Chester Won Egidy came in FROM
Denver Monday morning.