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The Monticellonian., 1916-10-05

What must be thought of a
candidate who agrees with
neither his own or party leaders,
nor with anybody else? Such
seems to be Mr.. Hughes atti-
tude on the Adamson Bill.
The Monticellonian., 1916-10-05

Greece seems to be in the mid
die of bad fix. 1t Will be
damned If it does and it will be
damned if it doesn't.
The Monticellonian., 1916-10-05
Does civilization civilize?

If Greece succeeds in getting
into the war and stays IN as long
as it takes to get in, it will be
some war.
The Monticellonian., 1916-10-05
A Lecture on
Christian Science

BY WILLIAM X RATHVON. c. s.B
Member of the Board of Lectureship of the
First Church of Christ Scientist, Of Bos-
ton, Mass.
The Monticellonian., 1916-10-05

THURSDAY, OCT. 5TH 1915.
The Monticellonian., 1916-10-05
The MOnticellOnian

JAS GOTHAM. Editor and Proprietor.
Eff. GOTHAM, Business Manager.
The Glenwood post., 1916-05-13
1Hr aIEswooD rosF. SATURDAY. NAY Is 1919

watchu waiting policy continues to bring its natural re-
suits President Wilson has ordered out the militia Of Arizona
defend border the forces that
have been threatening the border for many months
There doubt increase of the active dera
be time But should not lose
sight only of the failure the
the right time that the cond
tons have arisen.
The raid Glenn Springs well the raid at Columbus
had failed to take
steps protect lives the property American ct
both sides of the border.
states Arizona called
their of the national guard the field because
1.-THE Democratic party failed raise the United States
the the evident necessities Of national defense
Wilson cabinet and the
Democratic leaders of have been deudng themselves with
1.-THE % peense that could be maintained by evadng plain
duty and repuatng responsibility They met requiring
deness All that they have done
accumulate a burden Of responsibility.
While Americans murdered within borders negotia
eutenan apparently for the
arranging conditions under which other Americans
Ito be murdered.-Pueblo Chieftain.
The Glenwood post., 1916-05-13

TOVRNOR CARLSON did the right thing refusing advance
Of his election Chicago pledge his presidential
candidate Those who fighting Carlson tried make much
a against him because of his frmne along this line and his
fsa his would Chicago
Instead Of nurng him the ne and independence
but made him friends Why the crocodile rabd
frogresvs as Stevens and Frank Can failed influence
the committee resolutions bringing resolution for Roose
velt 1t may be that the delegation from this will solid
Chicago for Roosevelt And then again do There is
plenty of time which decide that question There
for Governor Carlson the other prospective dgeates tying
their hands advance Of their election The
that not single state has pledged its delegation
significant enough and indicates that
into the future than did Of his confreres
The Glenwood post., 1916-05-13

IT WILL do for folks the
Speer has been elected of Denver everything will Of
necessity the dogs The rulers very after the
fashion that the them The believes that
the people of Denver the dry
question they would have the saloons Denver
The Leadve Herald Democrat always leaning the d de-
ares that willing tolerate the the saloons
Speer tolerated pretty rank conditions during his
mayor OF Denver but did the people anything ber9 Did
Speer believe these conditions personally did
people who refused to those conditions The thing do
Mr. Speer understand that they
and will lend their efforts Spe other who will attempt
to bring about the proper conditions
The Glenwood post., 1916-05-13

TOCKEN of this section planning for big meeting at Rifle
= today discussion to be the herd law which
this state Our ocmen should not
there danger and that the
little attention 1t far greater
imagine the gse of settling the state
that this should The state already settling at
too rapid rate Men are locating quarter sections land that
will support family which cannot be made to support
family years Lands which water cannot be placed
homes until the brought
the east Many quarter which for
Twill be valuees for grazing will be used
family if this papers col
scheme through and the people of this state
be voting law The farmers and stocmen
and all good citizens fight this law with all their strength IN
they expect Colorado prosper.
The Glenwood post., 1916-05-13

FFOTs the of Germany induce the United States
exert her influence to bring about peace conditions the best
that have to this for day Whether
the willingness Of Germany welcome Of
famine not hope that there truth in tho
report than the surface The real hopeful
that there least faint indication that forces already
work looking toward speedy troubles and
the ultimate cessation of hoe Too much time been
this terrible Too lives have been lost
try has been mpoverhedan all for nothing Let feryenty
hope that be- able that nearing the be-
ginning of the end
The Glenwood post., 1916-05-13

UDGE NOONAN him in the wrong last week
wreup probable candidates In mentioning those who
filled
the this fall Noonan mentioned probable
candidate county Judge The cept without any thought
the of the editor gladly
people of this
acceptable for several judge and has thought
of seeking place again friends urging however,
make the for district attorney and while he has made def
mite probable that he
Twill yield demands of his friends candidate
that position Genwood the popuou point the district has
been without resident district attorney quite long enough
high the attorney point
selection than Judge Noonan could be made for the position
The Glenwood post., 1916-05-13

aoJS w - 5
dian birth who tells of relatives who have joined tne army
of the native country the front do battle
birth 1t not until then that we are MADE
Ito realize the family do then realize what
cruel conflict when have brought right be-
our nj ce KIN that we
awful devastating 1t is much the same
with anything path We do not realize its
power close home and strikes down
of orr own loved ones diphthera strike
felt its bghtng in their own honest
long the Of and devas
really little Of the awfuness OF this
war But there are community who know alto
geher too much and bruised body
The thing about it the more we
willing to concede Sherman said it
The Glenwood post., 1916-05-13

LENWOOD is doing considerable work this spring by way Of
" identifying the city along the line of better sanitation
The Civic league made commndabe and
much of good resulted from the inauguration their cleanup
pn While there much of the city yet without the
lefty council has this line
already
Did think fortunate Genwood that she
most excellent system which almost completely the
entire yi Did that few places of the size Of
Genwood fortunate this rspectf Let mind wander
back to the last of typhoid fever originate in Genwood and
will then begin appreciate splendid system Of sanitation
Think the lack Of diseases
poor sanitation and then
will know how value Genwood system sanitation which has
much the freedom from sickness which has given
Glenwood the name Of Of the most beautiful cities the whole
land
The Glenwood post., 1916-05-13
A VICTORY AND IT'S LESSON

VICTORY AND IT'S LESSON
with internal while discussing political campaign
Tuesday in the reputation of the silly comm
fod them by John Rush. and by
the election of Robert W. Speer mayor
For weeks has been clear day that the abuse heped m
deservdy Mr. speer especially by of the newspapers o.
having the opposite effect from that which was
and instead njurng Speer rapidly drawing friends
The people know Mr. speer quite the aforesaid
paper which being public and mouthPece Tor all
In the first place state of dscord and dap-
past failures and ready to welcome any
thing that made promise Of Improvement Ihe Arnold
on following Speer regime had been flat Inc Ve
years of commission have Disguised the people win
reform who have charge OF tne
accomplished little and cost the people
80 much wonder that they welcomed change
may said of Bob Speer must be admitted that
he he has been abused one has
Bob spe being fool an incompetent The
Mr. Speer ordinary man. He big man. pany
all energetic and real doer OF things fer
aps does not always things right but does something
nevertheless People tolerate live who makes some mis-
fellow rear ne
make a mistake.
They say much corruption speers former admins
and also that that what the people
what they apparently voted for With all they say
he has enforced the law well and as conn
tousy any other who served Denvers mayor
Speer has been accused Of playing the part ot
and he is deserving OF this
than that has been made against him. Ii ne Will
keep pledge he made the people at the beginning OF
Denver business
he will amply justify his election and Denver will not regret her
choice of last Tuesday.
Mr. speers election political triumph be
Democrats worked hard for his election
Party largely eliminated good citizens regardless OF
for him great numbers just as those OF all
conscenousy opposed his election Mr. Speers large
jory of his popularity 1t rather indicates pop
ularty which he does not possess =
figured conspcuousy the decisive result OF
attitude of the Denver Post
and the dspuabe sheet has heaped upon
speer the campaign When citizen becomes as big
be- can't hiss him down
and can't abuse him into the
gutter keep takes than clever cartonis
sothe know phrases bury Bob Speer in
oblivion The fellow who undertakes must have some
argument and facts to back that argument
victory citizenship that at last has been
have been
fowned dirty
bngsgae and The people
know Bob peer honest and clean far as his
they resented the efforts bmrch him
gamblers the plan of the
failure of the which has brought
Denver but which has reduced the
played little the overthrow Of the
the election of Mr. Spe The lesson plain The people have
spoken They their dsapprova John Rush and his
child said that they prefer their faith
ideas afraid put those ideas
practice ....
speer will keep his give instead
Of political administration his popularity will continue he falls
for the wes of machine politicians beyond the
called faers himself
with the thought he WELD the entire
state Of Colorado then his downfall will complete has been
his exaaon
The Glenwood post., 1916-05-13

INCARCERATION in county Jail and penientiary charge stand
against him had sauary effect
of the United Mine Workers board of prison
bond while waiting trial for murder In speech before
Leadve miners Jack warned them against striking and declared
the working learning for the purpose
of preventing strikes rather than precpang them WE'LL jack
tits high time they learning something along that line If labor
will but adopt that spirit and make effort avoid rather
than fomen trouble they will much easier the sympathy of the
public while bringing about great improvement
of correcting the evils of which they have often had
for complaint The wrongs have all been side
Workngmen have had for feeling dissatisfied but the
trouble has been that when they attempted plan looking their
relief they about such brutal and awess that
before they fairly started they had completely aenated
sympathy sensible people, and from that their battle
lost Congratulations Jack, On your change Of 'front.'
The Glenwood post., 1916-05-13

COSTING for is fine and habit that has
- made many famous prosperous spirit
endlness which Of people exhibiting visiting
neghbors should be great latitude for it will much
Glenwood and think better Of neghbors be
better regarded by them There much Of enjoyment being
nghbory and the Post pleased the neghboy spirit
the extent that consderae neghbors
also consderate Of The Meeker by folks
recently did much to bring about splendid feeling between the
towns and proved the neghbor by the White that
half selfish people may the good
work go
The Glenwood post., 1916-05-13

LAST and with very bad grace Germany practically agrees
the terms and demands Of the United States True she twists
and makes faces and pouts and then declares that al
though she has been guilty. the other fellow has been doing the
thing and know why don't call him down ALSO the
little Dutch kid will just make reparaon and promise not to
do again quite likely will find making the other
folks behave themselves He did it, too very poor
and too much Of the chooboy from intelligent
nation like Germany Let hope that have heard the a Of
such baby talk 80 80 III.
The Glenwood post., 1916-05-13
DEMOCRATIC FAILURE

tariff proving dismal failure. 1t
lowers the the people for goods furnishes suf
funds the The ready that this
of the which diminishes imports But his will not
hold The records show that the imports greater than the
for the past and should furnish plenty of
but they prices commodities lower there
advantage people for this loss of
lit would not be s bad.
opposite gone up up while the
has gone down down. until impose
time Of for the ordinary and will
probably have 20 issue bonds to the deficit.
The eveready will for everything
necessarily raises the good artesuch chem
the bulk of those ordinary family When the
tho of the tariff law before the people another
campaign they be able show better results offer
better excuse for its failure.-Bouder News
ITH ALL hear and concerning the value of dones
w tic in the public schools only form
personal observations know
ledge results We hear those who known look with but
declare that young ladies who
domestic but very few know how
build that of those who follow the
but few become proficient enough and make
without seeking the aid mother teacher Such critics
perhaps unfair for have consideration
how much helpless these girls would have been they had
been the school training Many mothers have the unfortunate
habit of insisting doing nearly all the than
helping and directing their daughters along household lines Young
ladies under such conditions expected
siderable degree of proficiency along culinary other household
lines and they acquire practical knowledge all of household
duties through the information which impaired the
public schools Little of the practical from the
domestic science far superior the knowledge which
comes of the girls
world ignorant of household duties
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-04-11
EVIDENCE INDICATES GERMANY
RESPONSIBLE IOR ATTACKS
ON SHIPS
GERMANY D|SCLAINS ACT
Official Declare lir'nk in Relations
i Not Imminent. Hut that Iru.
tons Must Make full Rcpara.
tiDn tu America.


WASHINGTON. D. G. Aprl l0
investigation OF the recent attacks
an unarmed merchant vessels ear
ryiuc Americans has developed such
o. convincing array OF evidence point.
inr % the Illegal operations of sub-
marines the United states .s deter
mined the grave situation cannot b'
cleared by q German note denying
that German Fubma''n" 'orpcdocl
the SUSSEX and dlsclaim.ug the
tame %. attacks ON other ships
Lansing Is awaiting the outcome of
an inquiry to Paris in the case nf
fhc liner ra'ru. at which torpedo
a alleged t0 have been fired sum"
'mc ago. Probably @ German mote"
with an 'hc la'a needed 'c 'hD ic
termination ot thc position ot 'h'
United States Nll bc a.ailahl" b'.
ore Fridays cabinet Teetiur Thai.
,Jmc doun.t, action VIII follow
-omp'y Is freely admitted uy no
10 will discuss the nature % s
rderstood that mo- Hrurr r' -na-
ions r. imminent
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-04-11
HlII CENTURY FOR CRUELTY
TO ANIMAL SOCIETY.

NEW YORK. April 10 Many
humane societies IN the United
states are observing TO-DAY the rif
10Th anuiversar yof the drst Amer
. so,s.. -.se rest t'iou Of
uolty TO Animals. by Henry Bereh
20 this city Attention % the ltc
md work OF Bcrgh will Dee called by
.lo workers of the schools Tho
American Humane Association has
undertaken io raise fund 'u- 'H'
establishment oi training school,
.or humane workers and tho organ
.a,ious throughout the country are
subscribing The school R.ll h'
memorial % Bcrru who was "1'
only the pioneer in animal rosen" 900
this country but the founder o' th"
hrs, Prevention OF Cruelty 'o 'n.'.
dren organization m 90. world
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-04-11
ON NUpNN SECRETARY
90 STATE * MARRIED.

rt...Es. April 10 L. Lyon,
.....t... ., t"c statc Of Oklahoma.
... ST.. EHfl A. Adams OF King
....r .HH. nafo married here sat
... u.rruau by Rev. J Frank
Smith, pastor 0f thc Central Preshy-
..rrn Church only few friends
Witnessed rho ceremony
'H0. frw DAYS stay In Texas
..a couple eHl ro 20 oklahoma City.
rH.r. f..E Nll reside
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-04-11

WASHINGTON April lO.-Presi-
dent Wilson today sent telegram
ot telcitltion 90 King Albert OF Bel
rium. whose birthday It is is The
president said.
- beg your majesty TO accept my
cordial fluctuations on this anniver-
ary of your birth with assurance OF
my regard
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-04-11

NArkECAN lu. April 90 The
fr"I Is s"' tor today of WIN u or
u't 'U, Young student OF the rui
y'rs. o' Wisconsin. vino is charg
td With ih, murder oi hi, former
,'r,'heorl Marian Frances Lambert
H.1h school grill OF Lake Forest.
r.ag chicago The trial .s bound 10
Nr oi absorbing interest for there
. sa'd io he conflicting testimony
read, 90 hc submitted ns 20 the de-
tails ui th" myslrrrious death from
poisoning which ended the Hfr OF
the young girl iu tho woods last Fob
uary Whether M, girl died with
,guIcidal intent .or whether she uas
1he victim oi a cruel plot. is tor/ihc
Jury 20 determine These things
y w hn srsn Low, :
yv't Nds NJ W ph-sf HaI %
tails ana thbt Young Orp"t was 9Th
Her 'n tho spod, just before ghyAv vas
.HuuI thar Orpo' and .hr had N zoo
lowers and tUU urp,f sas rusII o.
'u auo'H Eu' 100 .hrtH. OF u.
rHt.H. 'Haf rHr fatal Ire s8H
..I| pImr tyr.| N'.f..
n.N o. Hl, comp eYu or mI.
representation .I.' n.p, maI. 'l,
engagement @. m..' 100 f.r sauIa.
.. .N.a. Hf nf. 'BnH 300 fhr
800. HHt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-04-11
ohio Town ond Gas Company Fight.

ONO lDNu ana t'aN oinphnN lAul'
COLrMBrS %, April 10 The
Ohio state rultics Commission op
pued a hearing today on the wrangl"
between tho town OF OAK Harhor
nud the oak Harbo- Natural Gas Co.
involving the rates for ras pid tho
Itr.a e'. e.. ~. T.--r s.tI q" tht
sas mains Tho village ha been
en Joined from removing the pip"
lucs The gas company recently
lsRcG that the price for gas y" tiN"c
ai 90 cents per thousand ouu.. feet
with one dollar peI month minimum
last December the town council
f,od the price 90 80 ceuts per
housnud 'r. The company de-
,.ar.l thls YVES t01 lov aul ast.'
O.. cents Tlou 'rh town gave uu.
,r. Goo thr gas maruo'o. that 'hr
must .roafr 'bc street. unless 'H'H
accepted th. -u cent rate
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-04-11
GENERAL SALAZAR EXPECTED TO
JOIN MOVEMENT OF FELIX DIAZ
UTAH GQVERN0R
COMBATS WEEV|L
CALLS tONIElIENCT 90 REPRE-.
sENINTINIS on NIIGHlIOH-
tNG STATES 10 FIGHT EpIDT

" NH'fN NfHH
SALT LAKE CITY April 10 --
Governor Spry issued ID cali Tor con
ference control and eradication of
th" alfalfa Wcc,.l to bee held in this
city Aprll 20 aud 20 California
Washington, Oregon. Idaho Scvad,
New Mouco Colorado. Montana
Wyomnr Arizona and u'ah are ~.
p"ctcd 90 participate The Wee,ll
EXISTS IN portions of rtah Idaho and
Montana and as result the other
states have declared AN embargo
AGAINST agricultural products from
the regions affected w the Wrp1 o
100 order to prevent spreading
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1916-04-11

~ .A.'| .'FN
IONu0N Ar#t ~ Tho German
crown prince. taking aIantare of
're ',scu1uan o. rr.u.H.s' li
tent hy tho French and tHr a.Gna.
ZION 81 'ha' position Fy ,l. German.
haa thrown several dis OPS afA'H
Pho n"E French line SH Gar .. Ha-
been unable % h-oat 'hr Dino DO
my uo.~' Tho louprrIrnuf ..
'He vbole front Ves' 90 tHs N,
s increasing The Germans a.nrr
'to Ilaucourt and Ba'.uu.r' 'rs
attacked the French south of F0.
're brook facing rho fury OF 'Nr
t-ouch guns with heavy LOSSES
The French oonr - gtaicv
.-'or ~ 20 Mort Homme 90 Com.
rros is gumoyod by further a'tcmuf
% take u by assault. after an a..
ompt vas arrested hv a curtain 1f
rfe Tho French euu hold 'h
positions ir Cai'e'fr wood. mr
scene % heavy fighting daily Tie
1ae' -cusir'ne mine rr-'cr taken -..
entity BY The Hs-mars ~ So TIui
vas rccap'gr.1 today hv ttn Eitirr
Poo also captured fhn frenfne.
.rthu,st from the crater
Hu.,ian, Make Gaias
on tho Russian front near kou.
-s in fhr rr'pet marsh region r.
ssrmsn ai'ass als launched in front
af boat. hH' h-ak Hntfr th, heavy
sre Ou ilr loser atupa the Rus
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1916-01-06
NEW GRANGE OFFICERS
TAKE UP THEIR DUTIES
Jonis Weisenbach is New Mas
ter of Strawberry Organiza-
ton at Richland

Strawberry Grange installed their
officers for the coming year at meet
ING held in the grange hall Tuesday
evening. M. P. Davidson acted as
installing officer in a most capable
manner. A basket social followed
the installation and a large crowd of
members and friends turned out to
have genuine good old time. Follow
ing are the new officers: Master,
Louis Weisenbach; overseer, w. S.
Loucks; lecturer, Mrs. Musa d.
Sleight; steward, ]. H. Cooley, chap
lain, Mrs. Harry Van Horn; treasurer,
s. M. Ross; assistant steward, Frank
Flinchpaugh; lady assistant steward,
Miss Zada Roe; seeress, Mrs..F. C.
Beindorf; Pomona, Mrs. S. M. Ross;
Flora, Mrs. T. ]. Chalcraft; gate
keeper, Guy Beindorf.
The grange is working hard to per-
feet its degree team and meeting
will be held Friday night for practice
in the work. Strawberry grange is
one of the best organizations in the
Richland district and is composed of
a bunch of sure-enough live wires.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1916-01-06
BEAUTIFUL NOSES.
They Are Very Rare, Il Seems, and
Deserve Honorable Mention.

Deserve Honorable Mention.
Lovely eyes you will find a-plenty,
and, though finely cut mouths are
scarcer, 1t will be strange day when
you do not see several. But the dis
covery of really beautiful nose is an
event Of a lifetime. / myself have
found exactly seven. And yet con-
slider myself catholic in my taste for
noses. 1 can enjoy a nose for its
mere expressiveness, whether 1t is ag-
gressive or aristocratic or humorous.
But 1t is amazing how seldom this
feature really satisfies the eye. The
bridge may be too thick or too high,
the line from the forehead too abrupt
or too severely straight. More often a
nose that is really promising in its be-
ginning fails in the end. 1t keeps on
too long or not long enough, while the
tip finds a dozen ways to err, and a
fine nostril is rarely seen. In our
typical American faces, overcrOwded
with features as our houses are with
furniture, the nose is commonly dis
proportionately large.
But your really beautiful nose is a
delight In every way. It Is as far from
sharpness as from coarseness. 1t shows
strength without obtrusiveness. deli
cacy without fastidiousness. breeding
without arrogance. 1t suggests humor.
spirit and daring. But / tell you can
didIy that there are not more than 100
such in the 100000 noses of New York.
You are lucky when one happens to
come your way.-Atlantic Monthly.