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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-09-22
Fall Millinery Opening

We are pleased to announce our Fall
Millinery Opening, Friday and Saturday,
Sept, 24th and 18th, 1915, when we shall
display all the latest shapes in Velvets and
Velours also full line of Tailored and
Exclusive Trimmed Millinery
A full line Of new Novelties.
Special Opening for Children, Monday, H.
Sept. 9th. You are cordially invited to
inspect the line.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-09-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Gauvin, A. D.
Beede and Tom O'Hare are spending a
few days among the islands of Lake
Champlain.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-09-22

Fl. S. Webster has been spending a
few days at Derby Line instructing the
new postmaster in the affairs of the
Office
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-09-22

Mrs. H. III. Person and Mrs. Tom
Colburn were called to Barton the first
of the week by the death of their
mother.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-09-22

The office furniture and library OF
W. E Aldrich will be sold at sheriff
sale Saturday afternoon in front of
the postoffice.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-09-22

Mrs. w. T. Wiggin shas returned
from a two weeks visit in Boston anc
vicinity. Her daughter. Mrs. Johnson
returned with her.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-08
gderfnrde.

@aS iq4 ID blinfen 4eut inn @Oraei,,
Siefidpar5er ader oen Die gflueidaar
bridt. -.
SITS mr. oes Sriiblinss tets erneuier
Sraum,
9ies Silo, u%mipaunt BON meiler @inte
per Saunt2
sn meiner Seele Idmmerfernem Narb
0ebt es iid: idenb title A~ieienbano;
Gin Sdrnaim 9ebt nit ipeitem @urs
nno 9roB.
3u iaen 3ufinft in Der groe SdoB--
@n9lanbl @as fdut oas Sein0ess
mort mir elm
Sci biefes Sriebenstperfes frommsal
S6ein2
8ir ian ni6t 9aB. mir IAN uidt 9raz
6en3abn,
Sod eilern flirrt, mas bort miro olifers
ftahn.
o saotl aius abseOarbet aorn nm
aorn,
llnb ie0es aorn trdat zines @olfes Corn.
englanbl bas erite nene Snatforn faat,
'gaIb ite6t Die aderfur6e Selb IN 5elo;
efeiI tpie ulanenlan5en mirb es ftebn,
Come miro itiirmenb burd Die Sobnen
nebn
$50 blieb oein sunOessenOb Ser graz,
gebiidt,
@leid eiuem a@ bas biirre Sells
gebriidt2
SIN Souneubunit Ser nm sic 56oae
gldr3t,
Seru, fern 8ertpebt beg 9uusers 9robe
geipenit.
SITS MIR Der Sriibliue, Der Deriporreu
trdumt2
On a~dererun6, ben meme Seeit
Grid go9eIer.
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Die bentise Gage.

geri9te uber oas 8orriifen Der
Geuti6en IN @ali5ien laiien erfeit-
men, oaB Die ginfreiinng 2embere'5
%beeonnen bot. Ser @rfolg ibeint in
oieiem aueenblif 8iemIih iiber ot
iein. SSn &urlano meloen Die 9eu1~
iden olerlei @rfolge, audi fomu't
bon oortber Die geabri6t DaB in bent
Geeeefe6t bel Giga fein belltldleS
Shiff 8u S6aoen gefomlmen lit. &ils
Sranfrei6 miro bon elmer Offeniipe
Der Sran5oien berihtet, 8eDeife Do
bon bot man nod ni6t geieber. Die
Sirfen bebaupten, auf @naipoIi ale
aneriffe Der aGiierten 5uriideeiffa~
gen st boben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-08
SObion an @iliun.

Ser ~abgeor6nete &idmono IS.
9obion aus Alabanla, Der in Ser
a2uiitania~ : %aontroperie idon eirl-
mol EN- iebr peritdnoiges llrteil
6efunoet, bat an BEN 8~r6iioenicn
@ilion Elm lGngeres 3eleeromm ae-
ri6tet, in nel6em er Den Stano-
pnnft, ben 9euti6lano in ieiner att-
mort auf Die grDon'ide 9ote per.
tritt energiid berteioigt. gr en1-
pfieblt Dem G%rGiioenten oringeno,
RE bon Der beuti6en &egierung e.
5iiglid Der o2uiitania4 mngefii6r.
ten gntfaden our6 einen urtpdrte'i.
iden @erihtsbof na6priifen al la.
len, ebe er IN ser angelegenbeit tpei-
tere Shritte he. JaGs es iid be-
itdtige, oaB Die y2uiitania~ Mntpe1-
Jung gebabt babe, oenti6e SaildJ
boofe at ramfneit, mo Tie @elegen-
heit finoe, oud Soloaten uno Miini-
Ition an 8oro gebobt babe, iei lie aIs
ariegsihiff 3i betra6ten getpeien.
! @enn iid bas beitatige, babe unitre
| &egierung fem &edt, Sos IN 9lbreoe
IN fteIIen. llnb ipenn es iif peitcr
EeItdtigfe, oaB Der ~ltntergang ocs
lSdiffes ourh cine Wtunitionserpfo-
iion beihfeuniet uno oie Settings
, einridtlfngen mangeI6aft getueie;,
ieien, iei bauptidfIih England FIR
Rem ltnteranng oes Shiffcs uno Sen
,9roBen 8erGuit an Weni6enIeben
berontfportlid. itno miere &eqierltno
f6nne nidt einmaI @riinoe Ser
Mcni6lihfeit geqen Qeittihlono ar.
teno mod1en.
Sobion fdbrt fort: m@enn einnal
,feite i~nternationale @runofGbe oui
een ltnterieebootfrieg angetponS'
fperoen, in Ser Weife, tpie iJ Sbner
idon empfabI, oonn miro aiid 81,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-06-08

8arnung nno SQ11mlnit0t nteniGG-
6en 2ebenS bon Sen Souhhonten er=
mortet meroen, nQein ebe OoS Ge-
idiebt, mlB 8u1lddit Die @ioer=
itonosloiigfeit Der Sanoelsld)iffe az
rontiert meroen. I'm ere offentlihe
Meinung lit 5ur8eit oas 9pfer elmer
@eBpropogonOo, sic BON @onbon aus
oirigiert miro, nobel ieoo6 oer
@egenpartei ieoe @elegenbeit qeh6rt
GIT lperoen, abgei6nitten lit. 9ie ur=
berfenn6are Mbitdt iii, Nmerifu
ouf Der Seite Der 8erbinoeten in
SEN 9rieg binein gu 3erren nit Der
musgeiprobenen Ibitft, 0eutidloro
gu pernidten. Die @ef6i9te Der Ser
ni6tung Der Yiioliden 4onfooero=
ton eepabrt eini9ermoBen elmer
@inblid IN 0ie @roBe zines oerorti=
gen ltnternebmens. Slim bis 8e6r
Sabre miiroen et1pa oie fi1r5e1te 4riit
ieir, innerbalb oeren etmo flint tiS
5ebn Wfiaionen amerifaniider Sol
oaten oteie &ieiennufsabe erfiiatn
f%onntert faaS iie in europa iua 9el-
De ltdnoen. S6IieBlif wiirbe oie
groBe finan5iele 9iiroe ebenfalf5
ouf uniere SbuItern faqen nao mir
fpiiroen uniere offenbare geftin=
mung I'M 8olfsleben als cine nt1sasi-
litarii6e Nation, aemeinfonler
Sreullo aler 0ationen, utto Srie-
oenSltifter Der 8elt bon rns iperfe1.
SEER Brdiioent, oas omerifoniide
Nolf fplroe nnter feinen l~1mitdnoen
piiniden, oaB iein 8r1iioent Elm uft-
redt tut. IS miro borii6eraeheno
|getonidt, Sic o6er niht. 4uf Die
bon Sbnen geitellten Soroerunaen
fa11n 9entiflan6 nidt eingeben. gfc
r3ettungen ia9en borals, ooB sic oo=
raul belteben fperoen, obne cine l1r-
terlnfnng our6 ein @eridtsberfoh-
rem bor9enonmen 8u baden. 9as
pitroe einem bon Sbnen aepIonten
itno geiuf]ten arieg gIei6fomn1er.
SD fam Dies ni6t fir mobr b0l-
ten; oenn fpe1n einmol Die Grfennt-
ifS Der poaen @abrbeit Dem 8olfe
aefommen iein iolte, erna6tert ourd1
oie Nuslift Der entiebli6en 0pfer
oleler bllltigen brutalen 9(1tfqobe, 10
piiroe Der Stud "oieienigen tmreffen.
Die fir 0ieien entlebli6en 5hritt
peraftmor3li6 gu baIten maren. 9eie-
mano fam NIT Ged)t gegen Elm re-
9elmoBi9es eeriftIi6es gerfa6ren
etpas eintpenoen. Sino einrnal sic
8ntiaden feitgeiteat, 10 fonnten Gfe
alsoaml, faas oieie oas redtfertiaenz
Sbre 5oroernngen enttpeoer err
neuerlL dnoern ooer faaen Iolfen.
Dies lit Der 8fao Der 8o6rbeit, ser
ebrenboftigfeit uno oeg Srieoens.
Wtofte Sbnen Die bier3u erforoerli-
de &llbe nno &roft bon o6en fon.
men, oamit sic iif ielber, Sbrenn
Sanoe uno S6rem Soft sic greuc
bolten.~
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@iienbabn sSa9rpIan.

s. & O. &C..
SO. 1-&om @orben. $40 nadm.
gIo. 5-8om Npr6en 1900 BORN.
go. 7 @pm Norben 9:55 BORN.
No. 9-Son Sablpr 5000. 7 abenos
8o. --@on Mertco ......12:tO na6n.
go. 12@@on 2orebo (eemii6t) 80.
$3.50 borm.
9fo. 6-@nn 2arebo ......7:45 abellos
&bfo6rt-
go. 4-@n9 Dem Norben. 1920 na6lr.
ySo. 6-gfa9 benz Morber. 1916 nadnf.
go. 8-2ocal na6 9earne ..7.40 born.
9fo. 10-9ailb @gpreB SpeeiaI, Noroen
SEQ. 5-aa6 @erico ......7:8o BORN.
9o. 11-2pfal mad 2arebo (ee,nifdt) =.
1000 nbennS
9. q. G u. 9.
$50. r. @on oOnitOn. @aco ltnb gOrpus
@brtftt ............7:0 5 noGnf.
Ro. Soon 9oufton unb aiiitenorten.
-. $3.50 bor.n.
aa. 5-@on goofnm unb aiifenorfen
go. 42-@on aerrpiue ....e:o5 bor,s.
$50. 146-@on @errbiae, fdalif o1tgaes
nomnen eonntaes ..7:45 abeilSs
abfabrt-
SO. 2-@ad 5ouifon. @aco nno Corpus
eDr11tt ........... $40 BORN.
5o. 4-gfa9 5pufton nt1b a~iitenorten
1890 nodm
SIC. 6-Sta6 goafum uTb &~iiftenerte1
2:10 nad5ns.
SEC. 145-Nad &errbine, tdelif, oasaes
rotlttlen Sonntnos ....7:O5 BORN.
g. $. & g. 81. 6oauptlinie.}
80. io1-snnfet eimiteb, bon Sem are
lnrs ADO BORN.
gio. 1o2 Suniet 2imiteb, bon Gan Sran>
CISCO ...3.53 BORN.
No. 7-sdnel5ue, bon Stem Grleans.
7:55 BORN.
go. 8-S6nen8na, bon Sci 8fo
II 100 bornt.
@o. 9-9nnfet erpreB, bon Stem Or
leans. .............7:55 nad]n,
$40. 1o-9uniet grpreB, bon gan Srol1s
cisco ............ $50 naGm.
Nbfa6rt-
w. lVA-SuHJel SIHilIeD, IQO Sn,l
Srancisco ..+....4:50 BORN.
yto. 102-Snniet 2ifHiteb, nod Netp Or
leans ...... 400 bDrnt.
No. DS6nea5na, nn6 8el gfio -.
..11:00 BORN.
SO. 8-S6neu8ne, nad NefD Srleans.
....... .........1f.30 bor1lr.
No. 9lSnniet @rpreB nod Gm Srolls
cisco .............8.50 nnfrl.
No. 10lSuniet @gpreB, mad STEM Orr
leats $500. Hoo naGt3
Qnfnnft
$50. s01-@on 9ouon, Sort aoboeo, @ics
toria, Guero ,...7:20 nadlnt.
Gbfa6rt=
@n. 3o2-9a9 guero, @ietoria, Bort
2dbaca, 5onfton ......7:45 BORN.
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Or. s. u. giper, SIteopoth 1903
Soleooo Str. ober. Office Eel. or.
486. @obnnnastel. ct. t437. @na0
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nm bic beuti6er Grfolge gu nerflai.
nerr, inoem lie b%eboupten, Oielal6et;
Aiu9en ein5ig unb ollein bon 6cr
ia l3hteren 8epoffnur9 Der &ulien
al Go8 lit notiirlid nidt mobr,
.1bet BOP ii6 Die ruiIii6e ~9lrtiuesie
perid, Iedtert bot, ideint ii6er 3u
iein. @e1m 0os ein critics 3eifeu
fbom Gerfon Ser uuiIii6en &t1fte
iGn ioute, 10 fonnte man iid otiert
shom Ser5en freuer.
Son ben 9oroaneqen nlelSeten
ans Sic aGiierten mdbreno ser lcb.
ter Gage GrfoIge. aleine @rfotje
~oleroings nur, ober bo6 @rfolee.
0eon fpoate oel1 9iirfen Elm poor
&eiben S6iibengr6ben ubge1ont-
men boben, mo1te Elm poor bnnoert
CARDS borgeriidt iein. 9os S6lint-
me lit MIR, oaB Der GrfoIg nidt
1trbeitritten lit. Die Tiirfen bebailb-
ten uielmebr, oaB oie gan5e Sc
ifrdte nidt mabr lei nn6 baB tie oGe
@neriffe obgeihGagen bGtten. Die
@dgrbeit miro iid ia Nun o~llerSinos
bintfen &llr5em berousiteGen, ober
gaflabe lit es leoenfans, 6aB Ildl
bis lest, dtdb ipern ii6 bieipr grforg
cls fitbtie ermeiien lollte, oie 2tge
nn rem 9arooneIen menig ooer gar
nidjt nerGrtoert bot.
grfolge Der Iliierten merhan fdz
a,.l,r ms 8eriien genlcioet, mo Die
Giff1sn Die Gtobt 1rmio beistt 1a-
Zen nno an8 Meiopotonnien, mo Sen
g~nelonoern Die Staot amara ooe,
Robamera in Die &dnbe gefaden lit.
Nuf Dem italieniihen &riegsi6oll.
pGob tit bis ieBt nod nif)ts @idj-
tiees gei6ebeit. Die Staliener bas
ben EN- paar @ten5orte beiegt uito
ein RteieneeiGrei 6ariiber erboban,
els mefll tie balls Seiterrei6 ito1t
i'm geiib batten. Sbre Gdiffe 1o-
Zen ein poar alte 8efeitigungen elli
ben 0olmatinil6ea Snieln 3uioms
meneefnallt uno lire 2uftidiff ba-
ben 8omben gemorfem mas aus
Die Der Seiterreider getan bobca,
'tiel 2eioeS boben Tie lif 8eioe nid]t
5ngefiigt. Sebt aber ba6ert Die SSta-
lieler am Sion5o entlang cine ndge-
meme Sffeniibe 6ego1tren unb 1ebt
ItoBen tie aud auf einen etier-
eii6en @ioeritano Ser Geiterreidcr
@offentlif miro er itarf gerlig lem,
nas @ororingen Der Staliener gum
Salt 81 bringen.
s(nf Ser See boben 0ie oertider
llnterieeboote @l1noer nerridtet. lie
beraa iino oieIe fleinen llngetiime
oufeetandt unb boben pernidtet
mos lie bernihten fonnten. Sod III
fetner @obe limo i6nen 10 piel
Sdiffe gum 9pfer gefaGen pie 1T
Der Iebten. ltno in Ser Office regt
iif Die beutide So6ieeflotte. SIN
@eer6uien BON Gigo bat elm @efe6i
NIT 0en Guifen itottgefunoeft. Sen
&erlanf fennen mir nod ni6t aber
oIlem 4nideine mad baben oie @ui=
len Die groBten Gerluite 9ebabt.
90 itebt es iiberoa gut. @ad Die
@alfoiitaoten iino artig eemeiel
Gen S6Iiiiiel Der Situation5 10 al
io9en, baIt bort un3fpeifel6aft Gumd-
MEN in Der &ono. anideinen6 6ot
Grmanien Der italieniiAen &egie-
rlttg totiddli9 @erfpredunget se-
madt, a6er argeiifts ser oeilfid,-
oiterreidiiden GrfoIge in @aIi5ien
ideint linn Die 2uit oergoneen gu
iein, 0ie @eripre6ungen ais5uiiib-
rem. ltro penn <manien iid ril-
big perb0It. berboIten iih oie att-
eeren ard rubtg. 4lio molten mir
Dos 8eite boffen.
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~, 8. c {.

Santa Sc IS. &. g. q. 0epot).
Gnfunft -
$40. 7-@om Norben ....9:55 BORN.
SO T. Som Ror6en ......9.10 nadr1.
Gbfnbrt-
SO. 6-ga6 Dem @aroen. s:t5 nadm.
SO. 8-Na6 Dem Norben TAO bprm.
g. a., It. e g.. Is, & 6. q. Depot;
@nfunft -
30. 2-@On Corpus g6rifi uno Cargo
Springs AIS naGnt.
go: 4-gon Corpus g6riii. 200 BORN.
SO. 1-gsa6 Corpus gbriiti nnb garri5c
Springs. .10:40 BORN.
$50. 3-gah Corpus g6rifti $3.50 abenos
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CROWN BOTTuING COMPANY,

Sbeo. 9afIer, @eiddftsfabrer.
III Sones qbenlie, gegeniiber Der Gone
Star Brauerei. Sm Wntonio, Seras.
nT Snbrifanten bpm alien Nrten Cos
oatpnHer, WineralipnTer 1fnb borsiigli9
benz ipoIbefnnnten 9itbin SeIber.
Beibe SeIcpbune. - Sreie abIsfernns
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Gle int not.

Der @aior b. g. bat fid eir,eil
niloen ariegsbart ma6ien laiIen.
9fud iein Smiptbaar erinnert nod
oen eriten Selo5ugstpoAen i'm Often
an Simion's 2odeni6muf. 9tud) Sic
s.ugenbroueu iino SIT ltorfen @ebii-
ibe1l berangeiuodien. &orbir fommt
Elm gfeiter ongeIprenat uno nenOet
iid an ben Moiutanten oes Majors.
eiren trob Der rauben 9rse9s8eii
leioli6 eleganten 2elttnont: v@anu
fam i'd ben Maior ipreden21 9a-
rouf Ser 9elitnaut: y9(m beIttn gleid,
- ionit mddlt er au.~
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-07-31
|0NTE VISTA SHOULD HAVE.
kN1]AL FAIR WITHOUT FAIL.

ducts would encourage a friendly
rivalry among our stock raisers and
farmers, that would result in the
production and growth of larger.
better and more kinds of marketable
products.
There are hundreds of people liv-
ing in the cities and towns of the
San Luis valley who at the present
time do not know that millions of
dollars worth of crops will soon be
harvested in the Monte Vista district
alone. There are many too who do
not realize that Monte Vista will
ship more than a thousand cars of
potatoes during the coming Fall
months. Hundreds of others do not
know that more than one-quarter of
a million dollars worth of hogs will
be shipped from Monte Vista during
the next twelve months, and that at
will be fattened in this same Monte
Vista district during the coming win
ter months Also that thousands of
acres of wheat, oats and barley will
be harvested and hundreds of tons
of alfalfa and an enormous acreage
of peas produced. That all these
things will happen and even more is
now assured, and if we had big
Fair and Exposition in Monte Vista,
exhibits of this productiveness could
be shown, and display announce
ments made of the enormous yields
The time is short for making the
necessary arrangements for 1915
Fair, but there is time if united act
ion is taken at once, and it is certain
that the right kind of an organiza-
ton can bring the largest crowd of
people to Monte Vista that ever
visited our city at one time. Will
we do it?
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-07-31
SERIES OF ARTICLES BY
WELL KNOWN WRITER TO
APPEAR IN THE JOURNAL

The Journal has made arrange
ments with Mr.. Carl B. Stow for the
writing of a series of articles relative
to the agricultural resources of the
San Luis Valley, and these will be
published weekly in the Journal.
commencing with this issue.
Mr.. Stow has been a student OF
irrigation farming for more than ten
years, and has visited and investi-
gated every irrigation project of any
size located in the Rocky Mountain
region between Billings, Montana.
and Ell Paso, Texas. His knowledge
of land values and of the raising and
growing of all kinds of crops, COM
bined with study of the results at
tanned by successful irrigation meth
DDS in the best developed agricul-
tural and horticultural districts in
the west. promises series of arti-
Giles that will be rare treat for our
readers.
Mr.. Stow has just returned to
Monte Vista, after spending seven
months in New Mexico and eastern
Colorado, and the accounts of his
recent investigation of those agricul-
tural and horticultural districts will
be of great interest to the people of
this valley.
The Journal suggests that our sub
scribers mail every copy of their pa
per to friend or relative in the east.
for If these forceful and truthful ar
ticles relative to our agricultural re-
sources are given wide circulation.
many farmers in search of western
homes will be attracted to this To-
cality.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-07-31
NEBRASKA EDITOR AND HOG
RAISER PRAISES THE VALLEY

particularly the hog-raising industry.
The success of the Monte Vista Hog
Growers association and It's methods
seemed to interest Mr.. Russell very
much and he stated that to his know
ledge it had no parallel. He said
that few people realize the import
ance of pure water for hogs. and
that with our artesian wells, alfalfa
fields and splendid climate, 1t made
combination that could not be sur
passed.
Monte Vista is indebted to Mr..
Shoemaker for the visit of Mr. Rus
sell. Mr.. Shoemaker never over
looks an opportunity to aid this val
ley and has always taken a keen in
terest in our hog growing industry.
He stated that the estimate for the
year would give an increase of so
per cent in the number Of Colorado
hogs handled by the Denver markets.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-07-31

This is the greatest hog country l
have ever seen" were the words of
+. u. Russell to a Journal represent
alive Wednesday. Mr.. Russell is as
sociate editor of the Twentieth Cen
fury Farmer published at Omaha,
Nebraska, and a breeder and raiser
of hogs in that state. In company
with j. A. Shoemaker, general man
ager of the Denver Stock Yards, Mr..
Russell had been making a trip over
the farming community contiguous
to Monte Vista on Wednesday of this
week and in telling of his impress
sions of the valley he summed it up
with the quoted statement introduce
ing this article.
Mr.. Russell is an authority upon
live stock subjects and his writings
have a great circulation in the TWEEN
tieth Century Farmer. He declared
that upon his return to Omaha he
would give write-up of the Valley,
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-07-31
f'iHh FISHERMAN FINED

A'e vista nimrods have been
s''hs the arrest and penalizing
.'ei fisherman, who was fined
Wv by the county judge at
'ne last Friday for having been
with more pounds of fish in
w' than is allowed by
I' report of the case, given
-, weeks issue of the Center
~, W. however, gives the version
''r' Buckley was carrying the
ausht by the entire party. which
i. 'onlen and children, and
re ,, considered that he was keep
m n'n the law under the suppo-
sn, ua, each person of the party
s,h ''lea to twenty-five pounds.
Creek. ~ upper oagu-
nra., 1erstood that Mr.. Buckley
ths t ~, MS case to a higher court
bs, .e'' VIII establish the fact
boz r0 oaeh and children, who
icensas u,red to take out a fish.
4, wv nave the right Tn how.
ks,,on pounds of fish in thei,
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-07-31
A MONTE VISTA SUBURB

1t amusing, if not slightly I'M
just, the manner in which the Monte
Vista papers endeavor to cop the
credit due the Center section. From
the items cleaned from these papers,
and particularly the Monte Vista
Journal, stranger would never
know that there was such a place as
Center, as reports published in re-
gard to fine crops, stock, etc. in
variably come from Sixteen to eigh-
teen miles north of Monte Vista. !"
We can't blame Monte for being
proud of this section of the country
and this is just reminder that Cen
ter Is on the map-the best little
town in the best agricultural section
of the San Luis Valley.-Center Dis
patch
We desire to correct any wrong
impression and hasten to assure
strangers that Center is the name of
most important suburb of Monte
Vista. Most of the farming lands at
Center are owned by residents of this
place and the principal advertise
ments of the Center paper are de-
voted to the big Monte Vista stores.
Also Center is the terminus of rail
way line running from Monte Vista
and If anyone desires to acquire a
farm in a suburb of a good town
they may find a great opportunity in
one of the best agricultural sections
of the country by coming to Center
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-07-31

Al Newmyer, well known in Monte
Vista, writes to a friend in Center
that he witnessed the sinking of the
Eastland at Chicago, when 1900
lives were lost, says the Dispatch.
The investigation being conducted to
place the blame for the catastrophe
shows that the excursion boat was
certified to carry 1000 passengers
in safety, but that some one had per-
mitted this figure to be increased to
$500. 1t is charged that too many
passengers on board caused the boat
to tip over
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-07-31

The marriage of Ernest P. Hawk
ms, of this city, and Miss Ora Mad
dox, of Monte Vista, Colorado, was
solemnized at the home of d. L.
Moore, Sunday July IS, 1915, Rev.
w. G. Gilbert officiating. Mr.. Hawk
ms is well known in this city, and
was until recently in the employ of
the s. p. & s. Co., prior to his resig-
nation to accept position with the
Lowell Auto Co. The bride has for
some time been engaged as a teacher
in the Colorado schools and Is
graduate of the College at Colorado
Springs. MIR. and Mrs. Hawkins will
make their future home in Astoria
and have many friends who will be
glad to wish them success and hap
piness in their welded life.-Astoria
Press.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-07-31
VALLEY FAIRS

l9es for two Valley Fairs have
determined upon as follows:
Del Norte fair will be held
ep'ember 16. II and 10.
Saguache county fair will be
~ Saguache, September 90, "a
CO. A program of amusement
y fer this fair has been pub
and includes some very inter-
features. There will be a
0all game each day, races of all
and rough riding contests.
estate fair at Pueblo comes the
preceding our valley fairs
'n'Oer IL to IS, inclusive.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-07-31
LORENZ OPERATION
PERFORMED ON GIRL

Fern Morgart, five years old, of
Moffat, underwent the famous blood
less Lorenz operation for congenital
dislocation of the hip at the Red
Cross hospital Saturday. The opera
ton was performed by Dr. Cochems.
cast for year before the bones will
have assumed their proper position.
-Salida Mail.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1915-07-31
Rv Carl B. Stow

-,
If the best advertisements
,ould be given the agricultural
(,rees Of the San Luis valley
,robably the greatest opportdn-
,rsr presented to Monte VISTA to
hHsh an enviable reputation
!, ali the cities and towns of
ssru Colorado would be attained
rablishing an Annual Fair and
sition in our city.
AGRICULTURAL districts where the
nj fair is managed and enthus-
.slly supported by the business
If the city, such an enterprise
lies the endorsement of the
rs of the people, and is made
one great amusement and farm
ational event of the year.
opte Vista being located in one
e most productive agricultural
kts Of Colorado, offers a most
nal opportunity for the estab-
II of the annual Fair, and for
reason that a successfully con-
I'd enterprise of this kind is of
inestimable value to our town,
Monte Vista district, and the
Luis valley, every effort possible
Mbe made to hold the first Fair
EXPOSITION the coming Fall sea-
10 business men of Monte Vista
hford to give some of their time
10 establishing of a Fair associ-
and if such support is given
tir and Exposition can be made
Importing in a financial way,
the Institution become one of the
factors in the development of
agricultural resources.
rh a Fair would offer high class
clean amusement to entertain
old and young, and the exhibits
displays of live stock and pro-