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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-02-15
SOUTH DAKOTA HOUSE
PASSES "DRY' BILL

Pierre, :. -, Feb. 1i.--A "honc dry"
South Dakota house late today by a
vote OF ~ TO 10. The measure now goes
10 tn" senate.
Tho entire afternoon was consumed
in debate on the bin. the liquor forces
i'NIhtr tn" sirinG"ncy of its prov sinnS.
one amendment sought to place tho
diSpcnHarN Of intoXicantS under the
control of the city.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-02-15
oARCY.oi65oNs APRIL 10.

New York. Feb. 1i.--Lcs Darcy, the
Australian middIewcight, signed ar
ticlcs here tonight to fight Mike Glib
bons in. Milwaukee April 10 for "a
purse Of $4,000 to, be divided equally.
The articles We're signed by L. r.
OSuiiivan for Darcy and by Edward
Kane, Gibbons manager. Tho provide
that the men shall fight at 16O
pounds.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-02-15
MOVING TO BORDER,

Preside, Texas. Feb. 14.-Ranchers
from the interior of Mexico are mov-
ing their families to the border at
Ojinasa opposite here and reported
that Villa followers were marching
toward the border.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-02-15
Young Mems Home Cited by
Three as Missoula's J.
Greatest Need.
PARKS ARE URGED:
STAMPEDE OPPOSED
Trio Selected First Suggest
Several Important I'M
provements.
What does MissOulu need?

What does Missoalu need?
Members of the Alissoula Ministerial
association have replied variously to
That question. Some of them say the
Guys srestest need at present is a
Young Mems Christian Association
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-02-15

building; others
declare that other
needs are more
pressing.
Today the floor
belongs to Rev.
Philip d. Hart
man, pastor Of
Trinity Methodist
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-02-15
'TllEswEATHER

Today-GeneralIy fair.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-15

mi przerwami przez II miesiecy. By
10 razem IS sesyi sadowych, ma kt6-
ryCn przesluchiwano Syiadkow i
przedstawiono dowody. TrudnoSci W
~osiagnieciu | przedstawieniu dowo--
dow, jakich'wymaga prawo i reguiy
%procedury sadowej byIy tytaniczne,
W~ymagajace cierpliwej i mozolnej
piracy i oSromnyCh 2asob6w sill fly
cznych / umySiowych. Ogrom tel
piracy i t~rudnosci. nasze moga pojaG
tylko CT, CO sic tel piracy przypatry-
wall. | do pewnego stopnia kazdy
moze zrOzumieC te trudnoSci. jezeli
sic zastanowi, re tn ME chodziio o
bagatele, tylko o $92,OOO.O0, re
sprzenie wierzenie tycS pieniedzy cia-
gneio sic ME przez miesiac Tub rOk,
lecz przeszio 10 lat: re W tym CA
sic skOlektOWano W rozmaitych SUI
mach i z rozmaitych zrodel przeszlo
~ miliona dOlarow i TAXA sauna su-
me wyp}acono W rozmaitych sumach
j rozmaitym osobom. Ksiazki byly W
n~ajwyzszym stopniu nieudolnie pro-
wadzone: re opr6cz ksiazek ME by
10 zadnych dokument6w, zadnyCh
kopii rapOrt0w do stanowegO urzed-
nika, Zadnych kwit6w. zadnych apli-
kacyi: zadnych cartyfikat6w ma kt6-
re poSmiertne zostalo w~yp}acOne,
byly bowiem zniszczone przez byiych
urzdenik6w, a ma nieszczeScie Ostro-
wski, jedyny naoczny Swiadek, u
mari. Lecz ma szczeScie udalo mi sic
dostaG pred jegO Smiercia okolo
5000 czek6w, ktore Ostrowski try
NAL Il siebie W domu | ma szczesC!e
! udalo nam sic dostat re Springfield
cd auditora stanowego oryginalne
raporty urzdeowe bylych urzednikow
przez 10 lat ich urzedowania. Trze-
ba byio zrobiC akuratna kopie wszy-
stkich tych raport6w, ktory jeden z
tych 5000 czekow mus:al bye pre-
dfoiony sadowi | naznaczOny przez
! sadowego reportera jake exhibit. nu-
merowany, k~opiowany i tabulowany.
Kilkadziesiat os0b, ma kt6re czekl
by}y wypisane i ~wyp}acone 2 fun
depesz6w Zjednoczenia, musiaiy sta
nae ma swiadk6w i zeznawaG, re i'm
te pieniadze byly ~wyp}acone i "a co.
Konstytucya z przeciagu tych 10 lat.
| jak / rozmaite raporty by}ych u
rzednik6w. kt6re byiy W polskim je-
zyku, musiaiy bye przet}6maczone ma
| iezyk angielski. Eksperci musieli 2
tega labiryntu cyfr i czek6w z pre-
ciagu 10 lat dowieSc, re deficyt W
| takiej sumie r~zeczywiScie byf. Banki,
W kt6rych Ostrowski pieniadze Zjed-
noezenia deponowai take d~ostarczy
ly nam potrzebnych ~dowodow, lecz
szukanie tych dowod6w przez TAXI
przeciag czasu, a osobliwie W upad-
lynn banku S~tenslanda, byia to Her
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-15

byla wzieta pod rozwage. NOwego
oskarzenia ME bylo mona wnieSc 2
powodu ustaW przedawnienia, a w
dodatku trzeba mi tn dodaC, re O.
strowski, jedyny naoczny swiadek
tych tranzakcyi, jui ME zy1. Wymie-
niajac tn nazwisko S. p. Ostrowskie-
go czynie to jedynie dlatego, re oko-
licznoSci tego ~wymagaja. PraWa kry-
minalne W Illinois, i regu}y proceso-
wanna sa bardzo poblazliwe ola pre-
stepc6w kryminalnych. Jest BOWEN
zasada, re lepiej jest puSciC 80 win
nych, ani5eli ukaraC jednegO nieWln-
nego. Dlatego tez many W tym kra-
ju tax DUO przestepc0w o~ddychaja-
cych wolnem powietrzem, kt0rzy po-
winni "a kratkami siedziec.
Process przeciw kompaniom "a da-
ma p~oreczenie (bonds) "a byl. urzed-
nikow z~aniechaiem, gdyz ME ma MOI
nosci do wygrania, a to z powoGu. re
ci urzedntcy robiac aplikacye do kom
PAM O p~oreczenie ME ~powiedzieli
prawdy ma pytania tam zaWarte. TIE
pytania / odpowiedzi tworza kon--
trakt i odpowiedzialnosc kompanii.
TAXI rapport zda}em Zarzadowi okoio
osiem miesiecy wstecz.
Wniesienie tych dw6ch p%rocesow
kosztowalo Zjednoczenie tylko S22.-
so kosztow sadowych, ia "a moja
prace mic ME wzia}em. Uwazalem, re
tie koszta bylo MONA ryzykowac,
gdyz mialem nadzieje. 70 kompania
sic ugodzi 1 dobrowolnie da kilka ty-
siecy dolar6w.
Konczac to sprawozdanie, zwra-
cam uwage Wysokiej Izby, re rezul-
tat mel piracy W ~procesach o zdefrau-
dowane pieniadze jest bardzo dodat-
nj -$51,SO5.0O to jest pokazna su-
ma. Me chce sic chwalit, lecz spra-
wiedliwosc i szacunek ola samego sic
bic kaze mi tn zaznaczyG 1 smiaio to
twierdziG moge. re gdybym ME byt
wytezyl mel energii i sill i wytrwaf
W mel piracy, to Ziednoczenie ME by
Toby oglada}o z tych superintendent
nych pieniedzy ami jednego centa.
q giebokim szacunkiem,
n l.. piOtrOWSki,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-15
TELEGRAM DO PREZYDENTA
WILSONA.
Schenectady, n. Y.

October 8, II
Hon. Woodrow Wilson,
President of the United States,
Washington, D. c..
. Sir: - We the delegates Of the Pc
lish Catholic Union of America re-
presenting over One hundred thous-
and members, assembled in the 3Jth
biennial Convention at Schenectady,
n. Y. and citizens Of the United Sta
ties desire to express loyalty and de-
votion to you as the chief Executive
OF the Nation and to assure you of
our sympathy and active support In
this great struggle in which our
Country is engaged. We the descend
ents of oppressed Poland whose suf-
ferings have excited the sympathy
of the whole civilized world beg you
to accept from us our heartfull
thanks, for the interest which you
as the chief Executive of this great
republic have taken In the restora-
ton of Polands freedom and indepen
dence.
Rev. Francis WOjtalewicz,
y. l.. PiOtrowSkf,
John A. Kosihski,
Committee.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-15

renta process tel ME byl siusznie. wy
toczony; a przeciez ia go ME WNto-
czy}em ma wIasna odpowiedzialnos&,
tylko ma p~olecenie Sejmu Syracuskie-
go i Zarzadu. Ot6z to jest rezultat cy-
wilnego procesu przeciw Szopinskie.
mu i Krolikowi.
Co sic tyczy procesu krymlnaihe-
60, kt6ry byl wniesiony przeciW tym
obu przez prokuratcra stanowego'
pozwole sobie zacytowaG mafy uste'
odnoszac sic do tel sprawy z mego
Milwauckiego raportu..
PrzygotowaliSmy wszelkie dowody
jakieSmy mieli, co nam wzieto O.
gromnie DUO piracy / czasu, nietylko
mnie. ale urzednikom to jest PIP. A
damkiewiczowi, Budzbanowi ! CzeKa-
le, Kiedy o~statecznie sprawl mlafa
byG przesfuchiwana. obro9Ea oskar-
zonych wni0si, by oskarzenie t:ndlct-
ment) bylo umolone, motyWu1ac
swo wniosek TEN, re to oskarzenle
lest uzasadnione ma og6lnych pod
stawach, odnoszacych sic do krymi-
nalnej ustawy o sprzen1ewlerHenle
(embezzlement) a poniewaz AJeuho-
genie jest organizacya bratnlego /
~bezpieczen;a (Fraternal Insurance
Society,", kt6rej fundusze zostaiy
sprzeniewierzone, stad ME podpada
tel ustawie W kodeksie krym1nal-
nym; podsadni ma mocy tego osKar-
zenia ME moga bye "proceSo"anl'
gdyz fundusze tel organizacyl Sd
wIasnoScia wszystkich cztonkoW' a
iezeli ktory z czionk6w ukradn1e z
fundusz6w takiej organ!zacyi, TO tax
jakby sam cd siebie; a przeclez am
cd siebie Mkt kraSG ME moze. DEW
ma to jest logika, jednakowoz sedzia
uzna{ wywody owe "a siuszne I ka-
zai skarge umorzyc. Sedzia WydaJac
swoja decyzye,. TAX sic wyrazii: ii
may be wrong, but such is my OPT
nion". Pow6d ola jakiego sedzla
sprawe umorzy} jest zupeinie tech
niczny 1 umorzenie tel sprawy bynaj-
mniej ME dowodzi, re ~oskarzeni 20
stall przez sedziego uznani niewin-
nymi. Kwestya iCh why wcale Me
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-15
Scum s..
zJEDNOCzENIA.
SPRAWOZDANIE ADWOKATA
"PIOTROWSKIEGO u PROCESU
DEFRAUDACYI.

Do wysokiej Izby $500 Sejmu Zjed-
noczeuia P. r. X:
Procesujac defraudant6w "a spree
niewierzone pieniad7s zrObiiem So
bic ME tyIko z mich, ale z ich kre-
WINCH i przyjaci6i niesmiertelnych
wrog6w. re Oni staraja sic wmoWlc
W kazdego, re oni So niewinni l re
"a ten process i'm wytoczylem jedynie
dla tego abym ze Z~jednoczenia wy
ciagnal tysiace dolar6w, / przez to
sic zbogacil. to jest zupeinie natu-
ralnem. Kazdy poGsadny W taxi spo-
sob sic broni; ale oprocz mich So l
tacv, kt6rzy Ola pewnych przyczyn
mnie ME lubia, i wiec Oni, chcae sic
ma mnie zemsciG i wyrob:t przeciwko
mnie uprzedzenie take same kiamst-
wa r~ozsiewaja; Czynia to osooliWie
W czasie przedsejmowym.
Gdym zdat mole sprawozdanie ma
ssimie " Milwaukee cztery lata te-
mn. kt6re bylo jednogioSnie przyJe-
Re byio uchwalonem, ably takowe by
10 natychmiast wydrukowane rozda
ne pomiedzy delegation. CT panowie
kt6rym to sprawozdanie ME byio W
smak, a ME chcac by delegaci "a
bardzo byli W tel sprawie poinformo-
wani. przekupili drukarza i sprawl
zdsnia delegaci ma sejmie do rak
ME dostali.
Ma ostatnim Sejmie W Pittsburgh
ME bylem obecny, gdyz jak wan
w:sdomo. byiem W Europe. CT sami
Panowie dla kt6ryCh process defrau-
dacyi Jest sofa W Oku, widzac. re
mnie ma Sejmie nie byio. domagali
sic ma cate gardlo raportu Odemnie'
a gdy ks. Wojtalewicz, ma kt6rego
rece ia moi rapport z EurOpy przysia-
lem, FACIAL ten rapport czytat, ia sa-
ma gawiedz zaczela krzyczec l ME
cbciala mu pozwolit go czytac.
Cd kilku miesieCy zn6w rozpoeze'
to kampanie W srrawie procesu de-
fraudacyi. osobliwie cd czasu megc
wystapienia przeciw odiozeniu Sci
mu: rozsiewaja rozmaite kiamstWa
tvierdzac 10 ia yyyzyskuje Zjedno-
genie I kaze sobie piacic ma tie pro-
cesy tysisce uolar6w. Faktem jest
ze przeszlo try lata ME wziasem cd
Zjednoczenia 1 tez ME zadaiem. an
jednego centa. CT Panowie wiedza' zt
klamia, czynia to jedynie ably "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-15
TELEGRAM SEJMU 35 ZJEDNO-
CZENIA DO PAPIEZA.
His Holiness Benedict XIV.
Rome, Italy

His Holiness Benedict XIV.
Rome, Italy
Most Holy Father:
Delegates of Polish Roman Catho-
lie Union Of America assembled in
the 35th Convention in Schenectady.
n. Y. representing over n hundred
thousand members wish to express
their most filial loyalty and homage
and beg Apostolic bened:ction. We
also beg to express our heartfelt gra-
titude for the interest which His Ho-
illness has taken in the cause Of OPP
pressed and suffering Poland.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-15

true umys'y ZjednoCzenc6w i wyro-
bic przez sad przeciwko mnie, i
przez to oslabic moi wplyw. TO jest
ich celem.
Jak stoi sprawl defraudaCyi?
Suma zdefraudowanycn pieniedzy
wynosila $%92,0OO.OO. w sprawie tel
bylo az szes6 proces6w. ktore pochlo-
nelly ogromnie duzO zasobu, sill, ener-
gil, zdolnoSci, czasu i piracy. w tych
~procesach wygralem dla Zjednocze--
MIA z majatku S. p. Ostrowskiego,
kt6ry byl kasyerem:
q realnoSci net 33,6OO.OO
2 rozmaitych pretensyi
(Claims) lS'2O''o0
Razem $51,SO5:OO
Podiug ugody jaka zrobiiem z ow-
czesnym Zarzadem naiezy mi sic ia
ko honoraryum $4,000 i 1Oty pro-
cent cd sunny w~ygranej. Do teso
czasu caIej sunny jaka mi sic nalezy
ieszcze ME wybraiem Cd Zjednocze-
MIA. Opr6cz czasu. kt6ry sam osobi-
Seize poSwiecilem procesom Zjedno-
czenia, miaiem asystenta, ktory
przez try lata poSwiecii wiekszosc
czasu wyiacznie tym sprawom5 kto-
remu prawie lyle placilem ilem cd
Zjednoczenia dosta}. Pytam sic wy
sokiej Izby, czy to honororaryum
wynoszaCe 100000, kt0rego W ca
loSci ieszcze mi ME ~wyplacono, jest
wygoro%ane, i czy wersye defraudan-
tow i ich p~oplecznik6w, re Zjedno--
genie z tych proces0w zadnej ko--
J rzysci ME ~osiagnelo i re ia tylko
Z~jednoczenie wyzyskalem ma CRUDE
sunny pieniedzy So prawda, czy tez
wymvSlonem kfamstwem? Kto z was
by chetnie ME zaplacii adwokatowi
100000 "a przeprowadzenie takich
~proces6w, gdyby adwokat dla niego
wygrai z pieniedzy sprzenewierzo--
nych lub s~kradzionycn $51.SO5.OO?
laden adwokat ME wziai by takieJ
sprawy "a tax male Tynagrodzenie,
"a jake ia ~pracowaiem. zadalby ME
mniej jak 25ty procent a nawet tree
cia Geese.
Process przeciw Szopinskiemu i Kro
likowi, jest faktycznie skonczony l
referent sadowy master in Chan
cery) W swym ostatnim raporcie zna-
lazi winnym Leona Szopinskiego W
sumie $11, 6S4.O0, a Tomasza Kroli-
ka, wsumie $~S,240.0O. Process ten
najwiecej kosztowai mnie piracy
| trudu, a ME przyni0s} mi osobiscie
zadnej korzysci.
Ably mice pojecie o ogromie tel
piracy, / o winnie Szopinskiego / Kro-
Iika pozwole sObie z~acytowac ustep
z raportu, kt6ry zdaiem ma sejmie W
Milwaukee.
pSprawa ia sic ciagneia z pewne-
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-04-14
THE WISE MAN.

The Man who knows is the hardest
to please but the easiest to sell
The Man who doesn't know is the
easiest to please but the hardest to
sell
The Man who knows buys PHOE-
NIX MUTUAL himself, but
The Man who doesn't know has to be
sold.
In the end the PHOENIX MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company serves both
equally we'll
The only Company represented in
Monte Vista that grants paid up In
surance, cash and loan values the I'd
year. Loans available on demand,
while most companies require 60 to
80 days notice.
The PHOENIX MUTUAL LIFE
does not issue term insurance the
first year on 20 pay life and endow-
ments rates.
ROBINSON & ROBINSON,
Agts. for South West, rn Colorado.
See us for all kinds OF Insurance
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-04-14
TO SOLDIERS

Your attention is directed to the
fact that many insurance policies,
particularly those recently issued, re-
quire the payment of an additional
war premium and permission from
the insurance companies before en-
gaging in
MILITARY OR NAVAL SERVICE
1t is the desire of the Insurance
Department of Colorado to be of SER
vice in this regard and I suggest that
everyone enlisting for military or
naval service send their insurance
policies to this Department for in
spection and attachment of neces-
sary permit. These should be sent
in as early as possible, and will be
handled promptly and without ex-
pense to the policyhoders.
c. w. FAIRCHILD,
Commissioner of Insurance,
STATE CAPITOL, Denver
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-04-14
The Menace of the "Humbug" or "Stenciled"
Talking Machine!


THE victrola is not assembled" nor com
piled instrument; it is the product of one
manufacturer
The talking machine field is being invaded
by dozens and dozens of the sort of would-be
manufacturers that entered the piano field and
caused such havoc therein years ago when
the era of the cheap piano-or 'thump- box" as it
was known in piano parlance-was naugurated.
Piano merchants and dealers, as well others
who wished to pose manufacturers and have
their name upon the fall board of the piano, in al
most every with the intention of defrauding
the public of foisting upon them very inferior
compilation of parts at price as high or consider
ably higher than an honest manufacturer would
ask for really well-made goods, did so by the fol-
lowing process:
They purchased their backs from various makers
of that part; their plates from patemakers and
boundaries; their cases from nondescript casemak-
ers; their actions from action makers; hammers
from other makers; keyboards frames again
from others; wires and tuning pins from different
factories; hardware from others, etc.
These goods then thrown together by cheap
est workmanship and marketed under various fic-
ttous names throughout the United States and at
correspondingy variable prices.
The expression Stencil "Humbug" piano
naturally very became most opprobrious
synonym in the trade; the deceptions and schemes
practlced to market such goods brought so much
discredt upon the trade and it became notorious
that, in many cases. the scheme exposed by
both newspapers and trade journals and reputa-
tons of merchants were ruined and derimentally
affected by the score.
AS before said, the talking machine industry
destined to pass through the same expert
ence but Victor Dealers, at least, will keep their
skirts clear and their reputation for good
chandising untarnished by refusing to associate
themselves with this class of wares.
The success, the prosperity of every Dealer de-
pends upon giving complete satisfaction to every
customer the highest possible degree, and that
cannot be done when instrument is the product
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-04-14
FOR SALE-Duroc boar, eligible
to registry. T. J. Bahr.
SAFE MEDICINE FOR CHILDREN

rs it safe?" is the first question
to be considered when buying cough
medicine for children Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy has long been
a favorite with mothers of young
children as it contains no opium or
other narcotic, and may be given to
child as confidently as to an adult
1t is pleasant to take, 100, which is
OF great Importance when a medicine
must be given to young children.
This remedy is most effectual in re-
iieving coughs, colds anG Group. OBJ
tainable everywhere.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-04-14

of half-dozen more different factories all try.
ing to approximate the work of someone else '''
1t would have been possible to have had Viz
trolas built outside of Victor factories in order =,
help meet the demand which for years has boor II
of possible supplies, buff this had been
done it would have been detrimental to that Victor
supremacy for which all have earnestly sriyen
1t has been tried by other manufacturers IN
fact, it is general practice among almost Il Other
manufacturers, and the results Justify the opinion
that the practice is prejudcial to the reputation Of
manufacturer and dealer alike.
1t isn't only public office" that is a public
trust. Manufacturing is public trust, and tba
manufacturer of a trade-marked article who al
lows his standard of quality to be tampered with
is courting disaster.
Not long ago attention called to three sound.
reproducing machines which ostensiby of the
same type. The only respects in which they were
identical were those of name and price. They were
the product of one and the same manufacturer, or
rather it would be better to say that they had all
been put OUT by the same manufacturer.
The motor in each machine quite different
Cabinet construction differed very greatly, and in
fact, the general makeup except for an apparent
desire to cling to some sort of general idea as TO
design 1t was evident that all three had been
made in three separate factories and inevitably
of course, the line being pretty generally con.
demned for these evident deficiencies.
There is temptation-strong temptation-to
make the most of a market wherein the demand
is considerably in excess of the supply, but it
has been the policy of the Victor Co. to refuse any
increase of output which depended upon any devi-
alton whatsoever from established standards ex-
cellence.
That is the way Victor supremacy has been es-
taDllShed
methods. They not seeking an opportunity to
say, Il told you So" but they are, nevertheless,
glad that the trade has had concrete evidence of
the fact that in this respect their judgment has
been good. They will not put their any
thing that falls short of Victor standards. The
public knows that, and should profit by it.-Adv
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-04-14

Mrs. Edna Hawkins is expected
home Sunday morning from an eX-
tended visit with relatives and
friends in Cripple Creek and Denver.
Miss Gladys Gary will accompany
her here for an indefinite stay.
The Monte Vista journal., 1917-04-14
PUBLIC SALE.

At the Albright prace, miles west
and " miles north of La lara, on
Saturday, April 81, 1917. Eight
head of horses, 81 head of cattle, 80
head of hogs, harness, farm machin-
cry and household goods. Also
choice seed barley and alfalfa.
Lunch at noon. Terms cash.
MRS. MARY e. ALBRIGHT,
Administrative
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Methodist Church.

Methodist Church.
Regular services of the day Sun
day.
Sunday School 9:45 a. m.
Morning Worship 11:00 O'Clock.
Epworth League Devotional Meet
ing $50 p. m.
Evening Worship 1880 o'clock.
The Sermon will be the last in the
series of noble Women"
Good music and a welcome at all
our Church Services.
A. M. Maclean, Pastor.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Avis, Mr.. Rogers and
mother, from Saguache, called on
friends in Monte Vista Sunday. They
were enroute to A1amosa to visit
Mrs. Rogers, who is in the hospital
at that place.
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j. c. Bushinger left Thursday
night for an extended visit with a
friend in Nebraska, and with a
brother at Utica, N. Y. Later on he
will go to New York City to look af-
ter some business matters.
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WHY CONSTIPATION INJUREs

The bowels are the natural sewd
age system of the body. When thS
become obstructed by constipation
part of the poisonous matter whN
they should carry off is absorbed hI
to the system, making you feel dsl
and stupid, and interfering with ia
digestion and assimilation CT fO@
This condition is quickly relieved n
Chamberlain's Tablets. Obtaina@
everywhere.
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Mrs. d. E. Newcomb, who has
been visiting here for the past week,
left Thursday night for her home in
Antonito. Her mother, Mrs. Effie
Aldrich accompanied her.
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Mrs. Lulu Hynds, of South Fork
stopped over Thursday and spent the
day with Mrs. John Hecker. She was
on her way to Alamosa for a few
days visit with friends.
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DR.. Lyman was visiting old friends
in town, Thursday afternoon. He
was called to Alamosa to assist in
operating on Miss Josephine Settlers
for appendicitis
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Mr.. Seth and Mrs. Short motored
to Alamosa Monday evening with
Mrs. Orrel and children, who were
returning to their home in Aztec, N
Mex.
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Car genuine Turkestan Alfalfa
seed just received. Get our prices.
Monte Vista Mill & f. Co.

Mrs. Vern Phillips has been visit
ing this week with her aunt, Mrs.
Ziegler at Alamosa.
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Mrs. ]. c. Bushinger and daugh-
ter, Mary, returned home Sunday
morning from a two weeks visit in
Denver
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Mrs. Earl Hunt came down Tues
day evening from Haywood, where
she has been visiting at the Chester
Matthias home.
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The Largest Stock of Wall Papa
in town. New Patterns now on sals
A lot of ''remnants' of exceller
quality at greatly reduced prizes
The New Weiss-Chapman Drug Co
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CITY COUNCIL MEETS

At an adjourned meeting of the
City Council held at the City Hall
April 18th, 1917, the following City
offices were filed: