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Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-02

Papers that were commencing Un-
derwood few weeks ago are now
hopping onto him because he dares to
voice his convictions in opposition to
the president on some Legislative mat
ters. Wonderful how Democratic
papers have been gagged by the VIII
son administration through federal
patronage. But Wilson is hard task
master and every small-calliber news
paper we pick up bows the knee every
time the president turns around.
If Rhoady is defeated for govern
on in the primaries he will insist on
some of the other candidates resign
ing and letting his name be placed on
the ticket. Rhoady has habit and
it's out of the question to break him.
However, there is plenty of time for
Rhoady after the state primaries, to
run for constable.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-02
REFERRED TO OUR
FRIEND WEYMAN

The following from the Pagosa
Springs Sun is in line with nine
tenths of the comment regarding the
route supported by Mr.. Weyman. It's
hoo bad state funds are being used to
little purpose, if we are to judge by
the article in question and nine out
of ten Archuleta county taxpayers:
If the San Luis valley members of
the Elwood Pass highway construc-
tion committee will come over right
now and look over their 1--WE said
their) Windy Point section. they will
discover, and we think will admit, that
there is whole lot about building
roads on this side of the range that
they never knew before. The orr
ginal route up the East fork has
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-02
COMPETITION IN PHONES.

The so-called telephone trust on
the Pacific coast has voluntarily
agreed to dissolve. The Bell system
controlled the business in Oregon,
Washington and Californa, but now
it is said Competitive conditions will
be restored" About the worst pos
sible thing in the telephone business
is called competition whereby the un-
fortunate business man or household
er is obliged to have two or three DIFF
ferent sets of telephones. Anybody
who has had experience with such
competition" knows this to be true.
Far better from the public stand
point is regulation Of rates by .
utilities commission, or q percentage
of net profits to the public, with one
company and one only in the field
Colorado Springs Telegraph.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-02


In seeking the confirmation of
George Mosmer, Senator Shafroth
said: II feel that no better selection
for the office could have been made.
Hosmer's services for the state Of
Colorado which saved the state thous-
ands of dollars should be reward
ed" The governor should have said:
"Hosmer's services in my behalf at
state expense should be rewarded. He
was one of my main political manag-
ers and boosters and it did not cost
me a cent because the state paid the
bills while he was devoting his time
to my candidacy and election to the
senatan
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-02

Why not? Denver papers consider
it a great concession because trans
continental roads have arranged to let
California exposition travellers stop at
convenient places en- route west or re-
turning. The roads know that it
means additional travel. Eastern peo-
pie taking a trip to California are
probably more interested in side trips
and the great Rocky Mountains than
In California. The road managers
know on which side their bread is but
tered.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-02

been bare Of snow for the past two
weeks, while the Windy Point section
is still covered with snow and will
very probably remain so for several
weeks yet. There has been . shame,
less prostitution of authority in con-
nection with this Elwood Pass high
way, to such an extent that, II not
changed in some manner, last years
episode, wherein $4,000 Of the fund
was cleaned up by the north side
bunch without secpHspsurating re-
suits, will be srspeatsd. Ths San
Juan basin,, through it's, newspapers
should gst up op IT. hind legs and in
form those responsible for this con-
tinuous monkey work on the Elwood
Pass road that the San Juan basin
portion of the state is just ~ import
ant as the San Luis valley and resents
the evident intention Of Committee
men Moss and Chisholm to give, this
side of the hill an almost impossible
road for six months. out Of the year.
If the state highway, advisory board
will come right now and examine ths
East fork and Windy Point routes
there is no doubt concerning theil
choosing the East fork route. And Il
they have no authority to establish
routes they had better resign, as ths
state already has more dummy fix
lures than it can hands,"
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-02

Railroad managers have agreed ON
the California exposition rates for
1915. Round trip will be $45 from
Denver and Pueblo to last three
mofIS-,s SEES s---'--,- Gan Diego, Los
Angeles and San Francisco. Bet that
Durango pays higher rate although
we are several hundred miles nearer
the coast Our people will just about
go by auto. A party of five can
make the trip for at least 800. We
mean, Of course the cost Of running
the machine. A saving of over half.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-02

Queer are the freaks Of the tariff,
'says Lincoln Journal. It IL explained
tAat the reason why . three and .
half cent reduction in the butter tar
If caused = ten cent reduction in
price Il the reduced buying power Of
the public ensuing from tariff redue-
tions. There is less work, and there
fore less money 10 spend for butter,
hence less demand for butter and a
lower price, The mystery il the way
this tariff situation affects butter
while skipping meat. When people
are 20 poor tAsy cannot buy butter,
one would think thsy would have 70
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-02

quit porterhouse and pork loins, too.
But behold, hogs selling now just
about where they sold year ago, and
Ear higher than two and three years
ago. Beef cattle also are going at
the vicinity of nine cents on the hoof.
which is about as high as they can
go without losing their breath. Peo-
pie are too poor to buy butter, but
rici. enough to fight for sirloin steaks.
No wonder the average man harbors
no hope Of ever understanding the
tariff.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-02

Ward barley? Appears as though
we have heard of him. Oh, yes. He's
the man who built the Monte Vista
sugar factory which has been forced
to close. He is the man who built a
factory in Durango--on paper, also at
Greeley and other points. He's won
der? Still he has his backers--or,
we should say backer. Only one in
Durango, however. Most people know
when they have been worked to a
finish.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-02

q The telephone company might as
well save its money so far as con-
verting Denverites to its way of
thinking. Denver is mad on the sub
Ject OF CORPORATIONS and will turn
down any proposition the telephone
company makes no matter how equit-
able. We had a sample of the way
Denver people feel by the result of
the recent election.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-02

the $4,000 churches of the United
States, May II, may be needed il this
old world continues to develop troub-
lie as rapidly as the Mexican slaugh-
ter, the Balkans smudge, the South
American revolutions and the Ulster
uprising have become facts, says the
Denver News.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-02
Clears, Complexion = Removes Skin
Blemishes.

Why go through life embarrassed
and disfigured with pimples, erup-
tions, blackheads, red rough skin, or
suffering the tortures of Eczema,
itch, tetter. salt rheum. Just ask
your Druggist for DR.. Hobson's Ec-
zema Ointment. Follow the simple
suggestions and yours skin worries
are over. Mild, soothing, effective.
Excellent for babies and delicate, ten
der skin. Stops chapping. Always
helps. Relief or money back. Soc
at your Druggist.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-02

1t may be said for the Irish, who
have been waxing warlike recently,
that revolutionary movement there
won't drag as it does in Mexico,
should it start. When Irishmen fight
the damage is fierce and continuous
until sudden end is reached.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-02

Pueblo ,Chieftain says ex-President
Taft is the greatest living man. Four
fifths of the people did not think so
at the last presidential election. There
is no denying great mind, but it
is of judicial turn, not executive.
As president, Mr.. Taft did not have
the nerve to carry out his convic-
tions.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-02

Considerable agitation is going on
over the proposal to amalgamiss the
present political parties into what IL
known the world over in most coun-
tries as liberal and conservative.
Anything to befuddle the people and
make newspaper space. - L
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-02

ing upheld by officials. Chicago in
vestigators say they know of dozen
or more of such blackmailing cases.
About the only ones proven not to be
blackmail was against the two Cali
fornia married men--one the son Of
the immigration commissioner.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-02

Denver water company could have
sold for $10,OOO,O0O to $4,000, 900 be-
fore the recent city election. If the
plant sells for sufficient to pay the
bonded Indebtedness now It will be
doing well. w. G. Evans played his
bame too long and strong.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-02

Les Hubbard is receiving much no.
toriety these days. The young man
is certainly coming to the front. His
energetic campaign for the district
attorneyship started him on the road
to fame.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-02

The more bans placed on tangoing
the more popular it becomes. This
was the inevitable result from the
condemnation received from the pull
pit and certain officials throughout
the country.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-02

Billy Sunday was turned down by
the Baltimore ministeral association
by big majority. Billy doesn't care
however. Just additional advertising.
Wait until he stirs up cultured
Colorado Springs"
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-02

President Wilson'S tariff measure
has proven such miserable failure
that Majority Leader Underwood is
unwilling to side with the president
in his demand for repeal of the canal
toll exemption. It's a grand fight.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-02

Suffragettes were causing Johnny
Bull about all the trouble he desired
without the Ulster uprising. Cannot
always tell what is on tap for the
heads of the various governments.
It's no easy job.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-02

And now some one has figured out
that spinsters live longer than mar
ried women. This for the gratifica-
ton of some who have been unable
n. - 49, rinht men. But maybe the
spinister is not anxious TO nve "a.
old age without some one to love her.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-02

Rocky Ford has served notice on
all undesirable women" to hike, q
few such characters having slipped in
to the town since the last cleanup.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-02

A California women asks 1,50O, 900
for breach Of promise, but she isn't
the only woman to overestimate her
love and affection.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-02

Rocky Ford has paused an ordln-
ance forbidding the sale Of cigarettes
to children under l6 years of ago. The
boys will get the vile stuff just the
same as some dealer win be found
willing to take chances and it's very
seldom such ordinances are strictly
enforced. II
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-02

Denver's cleanup campaign does
not start until May 4. We trust Du-
range will be in apple pie order by
that date. Now is the time to clean
nm
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-02

It is said that Secretary McAdoo
won his White house fiance because
Of his ability to trip the tango. And
the secretary is a man of family and
affairs and old enough to know bet
ter. Will someone arise and inquire
whittier we are drifting? {
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-02

vote" Such is the announcement Of
John Basil Barnhill, Democratic can
didate for congressman-at-large inl
Illinois, on an anti-suffragist ticket.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-02

Mexican bankers have, been asked
to contribute nine million dollars a
month to the Huerta cause. and re-
fusal is apt to be unhealthy.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-02

There being limit to the number
OF section hands required on our rail-
roads, the benevolent assimilation of
Mexico looks like large contract.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-02

Caruso is to get 100000 for next
seasons warbling in grand opera, and
will have no fear of hard winter or
q low tariff.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-02

Denver papers announce-again--
that Denver will indulge in Noun
tain and Plain festival this season.
Every spring this announcement is
made.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-02

Government reports the death rate
among the Indians is becoming alarm
ing, especially from tubercular troub-
les.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-02

A fire failed to cause a panic
among Wellesley college girls; the
crucial test will come when a mouse
invades their dormitory.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-02

London papers took a keen interest
few weeks ago in the Benton affair.
They have something right at home
to discuss these days.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-02

What has become of the investi-
cation demanded by Bryan in Old
Mexico? Villa simply gave Bryan and
the president the laugh,
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-02
How trucl

The diabolical attempt to ruin a
big bank and cause hardship on thou
sands of depositors should be ferret
ed out and the perpetrators punished.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-02

The administration fight is de-
tracing somewhat from the Mexi-
can scrap.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-02

Champ Clark is up against a hard
fight he cannot command votes be-
cause he has no patronage to dole
out.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-02

Noted writer's say sex literature
has about run its course. 'Tis well.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-02

Anyhow, the Ulster uprising, is
likely to interfere with such plans
as Great Britain may have had for
avenging the death of Benton.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-02

Announcement-again--is made
that work will soon start on Den
ver's proposed union depot. Note we
said again. q.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-02

Get in the habit of saying a good
word for Durango. Push-don't
knock.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-02

Cortez appears to be in for lively
election next week.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-02

The contentious Of The Herald that
the Mann act forms q basis for the
blackmailing Of wealthy men are be-
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-02

A lot of printed matter is useless
ly copyrighted; it isn't worth steal
ing.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-02

Those universal peaes services /.
Semi-weekly herald., 1914-04-02

Herald want.d. are Result Getters.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-14
Wspsrbtsr's oSa8snsttta".

W:e es Meperbeer nit ben .Suees
n1tten" crying, fei in foleenbem err
sdbIt: Vie @ro5e Sper in paris
hattie, als iie nod Der Suit RepoIus
tion 1880 Elm pripatinititut eetpors
zen Dor. bic porber ihon aneenoms
meme Sper n9cbert Der SeufeI" ni1t
n~uffIbren pollen. OILS es bod bo3u
getommen mar, tpurbe es Elm 10 ricli>
ger GrfoIg. pab ii6 bic DIRECTION
um ieben Yreis oas ndhfte Wsrt pss
erfolgreitsu aomponiitsn fidcrn
ipollte. sic gnb ibm ielber oas
Scribeide 2ibretto gu ben !9ugenots
zen unb um CANA ii6sr gu iein. bab
Wcperbesr feline Nrbeit m0qIi6It
idneIl polIenbe, isBie iie cine Son
pentiounIsrofe fir ben Sail felt, oab
Die Partitur ri6t bis gu BEN be-
itimmten Sage fertig gei.ellt lei.
WGbrerc Der Nrbeii nun nuroe er
our4 Die arantbeit teiner Satin ges
notiet, einen borubfraebenben 4uf=
gnthoIt in Stalien gu nehmen unb
rerIangte infOl5eOeiien einsn aufdub
ron feds Moraten CUR no6maligen
5eile ieines Dertes, uno ba Inn
pieis geret.e Bite ob9ef6lossn rpur.
be, 10 be3obIte er pbne fpeiteres bic
Observation-Disclosures uno 5og bic purs
titur 3urad. 4lIeir bic DIRECTION
tmpfano ilur gu baIO Die 1~otpsnbigs
s:ett. bic n6ugenotten" gu geben, falls
fie ibr publitum beboIten tpollts; MN
5abIts tie bic 10000 Gronten tpieber
3uriid unO an q. 5ebtuor 1896
tam bic isue Sper Weberbesrs our
4u%ffubrung,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-14
3ig%arrenltnoicn.

Ni9t obne @runo finb bon Rau'
6ern bic 3igarren, Die benz 9ait i'm
6ouie zines Nihtronders esreitt
perben, ein @eeenitonb tiefen, tpenn
aud gut psrbeimlidten Maibttdaens:
0ns 3isorrentaufen 1T cine &rnit.
IS eiebt iogor Rauder, Die BERN
niemols @ineepeibts, seihpeige Bonn
Weiiter Deroen. uno bod habn fe
nit Der 3eit cine Reibe bon 2sdenoen
fefteeieBt, 2~egsnoen BON Der duberen
Grfennbarfeit Der SuaIitdt unb Der
Nrt elmer 3igarre.
Oa lit Dor allen Der Iberglaube bes
Qoien, naa benz bic Ifhe elm &enn'
sei6en Der Sualitdtssignrre fei. Gnts
pidelt Der 9Iimmitengel peibe Nide,
bic niht leift abfdut, ionoern fid
lanee bdlt, oonn tpdbnt Der 4moteurs
rou6sr, Elm Defenders outes &raut
iein eieen gu nennen. Ni5ts 1T fals
Iher. Die peibe Iarbe Der MI9e be-
Iaet gar nifts; unh ebenfo tpenis 1T
bic 3dbietsit Der Nfhe Elm 3ennseis
den fir bic 2ualitdt BEG 3abots. Ob
Die Nfhe Ieiht abfdnt ober ntht
bdnet nur bon Der 9rObe Der aur Gin.
lage perpenbeten 9ldttsr ob: uno bic
9robe Der 9lGtter entiheibet niht
iiber bic Sualitdt. Die refine unb quite
5aponnass3 iearre entpidsIt anberers
feits burhous niht peibe Ifhs. i'm
9eesnteil, Der bette Sabat brinst Hare,
uber itobleraue 4ihe bernor,
0es tpeiteren piro man Bel BEN
Observation-Disclosures bendten, bdb er
in Der Reeel .3igarren obiebnt, BEL De,
men Der Saboi tlsiue Gleden ouftpeift.
Ons lit ebenfals Elm aus noliqer linz
tenntnis srpotfenbes @orurteil. Die
5Ieden i'm 9nbotblatt baben nit Der
Gualitat nihts gu Ihaffen. Gber bos
miBtrnuifhe publitum bait fih in
GrmangsIunG zines beHersn WertmaBs
itabes an oieIen rShoEbeitsfebler".
Der rnffinierte Hnuher ipeib ldngit
bierous Husen gu siehen; sr peiB. oab
infoIge Der untenntnis Der 9urhs
fhnittsrauder Der 5nbritant ge3rpuns
gen 1T, 3i9orren nit fIedigen 0ed>
bldttern bi1iger ob3ugeben unb tnuft
infoIesoefen nit 8orliebe oerartise
5ebIfarben.
Wanhe Qeuts alnuben aud, bic
9uaIitdt eirer 53i9orre oura Rieden
~ertennen 81 t0nuen. Quh oos 1T Elm
Srrtum. es gehort cine gang ~befonoere
uno auberoroentlif i~eltene 4nInae
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-14
Armectransport.

Mon madt fid idtper cine Dor.
fteuuns oapon. mas fir cine an3obl
BON Giienbobntpogen e~rforoerIih iino.
um Elm Mrmeetorps BON leinem
Stanbort ouf bos Mnnoperfelo gu
tronsportiren. Gin. fronsofid. Mis
IitGr3eitfdrift srortsrt oisfe Gros. in
9esug ouf ben transport zines ar.
msstorps Der fran3oFihen Republis
unb tommt babel gu folgenben Grgsb'
niTsn: Dos fran3OIide @rmestorps
in mobiliiirtem .3uitanbe umfabt 3tpei
Snfonterieoipiiionsn NIT Der susebOri'
gen artiasrie, ibren @snietorps uno
Observation-Disclosures. Die 3ahl bon
.3iaen, Die fir ben 9r1nsport is eiHsr
Standardization n0tbie IN. III I.idl
gu berehnen. Die beiben Snfanterie'
brigobsn bsanfpruden IA 3ige. bic
Oipiiionsartillerie 8. ons General.
quarter Der Oipifon, Die @enietom'
pognie uno bic 4mbulnn5 ie !. mitbin
i'm @on3sn 2. Sir bic niht e;Difous'
mdbioen GIemenie oes Mrmeetorps
fino in anihIog gu bringen: Das
&npnleriereairtent nit a 3ieen. hns
artiIlsrietorps nit IL 3iiaen. cine
FINITE, eosntued ouf3uitellenoe Snfans
terisbrienbs nit 7 3iieen. bic 8orps'
eeuiefompagnie nit | 3us uno snolih
oos GeneroIquartier oes Nrmeetorps
unb bic @mbulan3en nit ie 2 3iigsn.
0as ino i'm 9an5en % 3i9e. Qber
bns 1T nod ni6t daes. Weiter gu be'
foroern fno: Ger QrtiIIeriepdrf oes
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-14

oa3u, UNI nod benz Scrub bic Gigens
ihoften zines 3abotblottes gu propbes
3eien; Bel 3isorrsn 1T oas pOlenos
unmo9lid. neil natiirIih Der @erud
oes OedbIottss iibsr bic Sinlose ni9ts
ausfagt.
4ud bos p6lie unbeeriinbete 8ors
urteil. ooB man aus Der Jorbe elmer
3ignrre ouf ihrs Stdrte ODER Wtilos
f6lieben tonne, II. nod INNER nett
psrbreitet. Sn Wirtlihts:t Bat bic
Snrbe nit Der StGrte bes Sobais teis
nsrlei 3uiammenbnng.
Treilih. penn man einem Qoisn ei'
men Wini geben iou, norauf er beim
Gintduf bon 3ienrren gu ahtsn bat.
bonn 1T oud ole Weisbeit bes Sad
| mnnnes srih0pft. leber Die pirtIia
den GigenT6often elmer 3i9arre eiebi
ss teinsrIei iihere duBere 4naeiden.
Tir Den 9oien bleibt teins onoers sus
perldfiies probe OILS - bns Rauhen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-14

Irmeetorps NIT 20 3iissn, bas 8ers
pflseunastorps nit al 3ieen. Die
Monni6oft fir 9riidenbnu uno Im.
bulan3 nit js 5pei 3iisen, bic lebte
@enietomposnie uno oas mobile Res
monteoepot nit ie l 3us. @obirt mar
al bic Giuaelpoiisn. 70 finoet mon.
bob elm trisssmdbig ausseitattetes
@rmestorps fir Iih o[leiu nidt ipeni'
ger OILS 1T 3iiss beonfprudt. BON oes
nen isosr Iid aus 45 BIB 80 Giieus
bobnpossn suiammeufeBt. SIN 9an.
sen iino oas mebr nls 5000 Gifens
bnbnpager. On ois'sr 3abl Tam man
.rmsFsn. tpie iorsfdltis nidt aur bic
Shlogfertisteit zines mooernen See,
res porbereitet iein muB. ionoern ouh
Der transport 70 u~neebeurer WnHen
ouf ben 3riessfdouplnb. Don benz
tabeloisn 5unttionirsn bes Glen.
bahnbetriebes bdnet heutsutase, ipie
bon ben mobssbenben Snitan3en in al.
len europGiid pen Staaten ldnsIt er'
tonnt III, Der CrFolg bes eriten S3us
IammenItob.s init benz sesn.riihen
6eere, tpsnn nidt bas Sdidfal oes
gnnaen GeIbauses al.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-08-14
e6df6tn am SimmeI.

Bas trintt ibr oort in ferncr S0h
Sim blouen Simmels bogen2
Sbr liebeu Shdthen, fpeib ME
Shnee,
BoBer fommt ibr ge5o9en?
Sbr babt bieleift i'm ferncn Drau
Nidt @eioe lott g%efunoenz
Drum fomnt bero6 auf nmire @i
Ia Uiro's ellf rcidlih mlmoen.
llmionit, ibr eilet imntcr fort
Sod iiber ms biniibcr.
Sabt ibr nobt cinen onoerlt Grit
lluo ancre @eioe lleber2
@epib, ibr tdmet germ berab,
Artf unicrm Grim gu ipeioen.
3er Sirte nit Dem Stno nn0
Gtob,
Ger miro es nttr niht lei0en.