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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-08
LAWSON ROASTS
THE F|NANC|ERS
Boston Copper King Speaks
to $4,000 People at Kansas
Chautauqua.
SAYS PRESENT SYSTEM Is
FIERCEST EVER SEEN.

More Fiere and Bold Than the An
cient Oppressors Who Drove Our
Forefathers Over the Sea-Munici-
pal Ownership Said by Lawson to
BE But a WiH-O' the -Wisp-Present
FInaniers Levy Tribute on Every
Necessity of Life and Flaunt Their
Riches and Superiority Before the
People
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-08
INVESTIGATE THE MUTUAL.
Another life Insurance Company Must
Show Its Methods.

New York, July S.-Under the di-
rection OF the state department of
insurance three examiners are inves-
tigating the Mutual Life Insurance
company. 1t is stated the examina-
tion will be most thorough and large
clerical force will be employed.
The investigation arises from the
dissensions with regard to the status
OF insurance companies following the
disclosures in the Equitable case.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-08

Forest Park, Ottawa, Kan, July s.
Thomas w. Lawson arrived in a
special car at noon, and was greeted
by the reception committees repre-
senting the Chautauqua and Ottawa
business mems association.
It is estimated 5000 people crowd
ed within the huge auditorium to hear
the Boston financier. A large delega-
ton OF oil men were present to listen
astically received.
Lawson said in part:
1.-TWO factors are inevitable in every
robbery. the robber and the robbed.
All robbers become honest men or
convicts when the other party refuses
TO participate.
I'm the early days OF our nation
there were robbers. But their victims
did not rest meekly under their
wrongs. The system of today Is bold
er, fiercer, more grasping than that
of our ancestors who were driven
across the ocean in '76.
"It has possessed itself of the re-
sources of our rich country. levie
tribute on our coal and iron, our meat.
bread and clothes. 1t has a tax on
every motion and function of our
lives
Lawson explained the workings Of
the system He said the big finan-
ciers grew more insolent every day
Haunting their riches, their superiority
before law in the face of the people.
AS a remedy municipal ownership Is
a mere will-o'-the- wisp, and finan-
ciers like nothing better.
The first step is to sell every share
of stock and every bond Jack to the
frenzied financiers at present inflated
prices and to invest the money in
government. state and municipal
bonds This will cut the foundation
the collapse OF the system" is inevi-
table.
Lawson Ready TO Make Amends.
IF we find Rockefeller possessed
Of half a billion dollars. we shall first
investigate how he obtained so much
money; If he gained 1t legally, he must
never be molested in its ownership,
for 1t would be dastardly IL the Amer
lean people took from any one that
which they themselves nave given t"i
that is what obtaining property really
amounts to in America.
But the ownership OF so large sum
is proof positive that It was not OBJ
tanned legally. therefore we should
discover exactly by what methods or
squeezing, filching and rlunder'ng II
was gotten together. and then take
him and his half billion back over the
route of his raid, compelling him to
drop booty at each twist of the road.
Referring to the vast fortunes made
by the System" Lawson said:
You ask what will become or my
fortune? / answer, 1t will have to go
with the rest, for my fortune, like all
others made from the public through
the medium of stocks, corporations
and trusts. should go back where II
came from"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-08
California Girl Wins.

London, July S.-Miss May Sutton.
of Pasadena, Cal, wrested the all
English ladies' tennis championship
from Miss Douglas. holder of the title
and cup. in the grand challenger
round of Wimbledon today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-08
DEB'S BIC DREAM
IS SHATTERED
New Party of Industrial Work
erS Will Not Join With the
Socialists.
WESTERN CLIQUE GAINED
CONTROL OF CONVENTION.

Debs Turned Down as Leader and
David Coats of Chicago Selected for
the Place-OrganizatiO as Now
Controlled is Opposed to Political
Action-Over $4,000 Workers Rep
resented in the COnvention-One
Hundred and Ninety-Nine Unions
Present.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-08

Washington, July S.-Victor H.
Olmstead has been appointed associ-
ate statistician of the department of
agriculture to succeed Edwin ).
Holmes, discharged.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-08
Germany and France Settle.

Paris, July s.-Official announce
ment was issued this evening that an
understanding had been reached be-
tween Germany and France regarding
the Moroccan situation.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-08
Russsaps Retreating Northward.

Toxic, July S.-Oyama reports;
Occasionally collisions take place be-
tween the scouts of both sides of the
railroad along Fenghwa Kaiyuen
Kwangping roads. The enemy is be-
ing gradually driven northward."
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-08
Attempt to Kill Prisoners.

Ironton. Mo-, July S.-Mask-
ed men. early this morning
overpowered Sheriff Marshall,
forced their way into the cor
ridor of the county jail and shot
william and Arthur Spaugh,
held for the murder OF Sheriff
Polk, several weeks ago, Meth
er of the prisoners was fatally
wounded.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-08
HARVESTER IS
FATALLY HURT
BANTER LOUGHEAD RUN
OVER BY A COMBINE -

Was Assisting i'm Getting Machinery
Ready for Harvest at Farm of An
drew Peebler, North OF City-Was
Knocked Down by the Reel and
Entire Weight of Machine Passed
Over His BOdy-Thought to Be Fa-
tally Injured.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-08
Russian Workmen win Strike.

st. Petersburg July S.--At meet
ing, the workingmen this afternoon
decided to inaugurate a strike on July
22.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-08
Japs Attack Saghalien.

st. Petersburg, July S.-Ad-
vices received today state on
July 6 Japanese squadron of
1b vessels attacked Saghalien
Island and attempted to land q
force. The land batteries re-
pulsed the invaders. The gov
ernment building and several
guns were destroyed by the fire
of the fleet. The Japanese re-
tired north.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-08
Artful Wins Handicap.

New York. July Sin the Brighton
Beach handicap, Artful won; ORWELL
second and Beldame third Time,
200 4-5
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-08
PO7EMK|N IS ABANDONED
BY MUT|NOUS SAILORS
Put in at Roumanian Port and Surrendered on Promise Of
Being Escorted to Some Far Frontier and Released.

Nunecrs Where They Wish BE Released
Excitement Negotiations for the Surrender
in With the Mutneer-ocas oil the Port
Received Preliminary Precautions and Prom
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-08
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TESTIMONY DAMAGING TO WILLIAMSON.

defense made
the Williamson. al by
Campbell stated they had
who advanced
the necessary filing Van Gesner in
. dicaing be entered
Henry admitted he had peured himself in making na
o introduced wherein
latter RelnQuish
I'M and get trouble
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-08

on the same terms offered by the
Roumanian authorities Monday. This
was agreed to by providing that the
breech blocks of the guns be remov-
ed as a pledge of good faith on the
part of the mutineers. The deputa-
tion then returned to the vessel to
consult their comrades. Two sailors
who came ashore with the deputa-
ton deserted.
People Sympathize With Mutineers.
The local authorities are awaiting
instructions from Bucharest before
making final terms with the mutt
neers. Preparations are being made
to bring the two vessels into the har-
Dor, Both are now flying the Rus
sian flag. The greatest excitement
prevails here as the people sympa-
thize with the mutineers and may
make a demonstration in their favor
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-07-08

An intelligent message to intelli-
gent people, profiting the sender
and receiver, is advertising.
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The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-06-02
Albion Normal School.

The citizens of Albion seem to be
getting awake to the Importance Of
what the state has been doing for their
normal school. The Albion Times
states that through the exertions of
Lawrence Hanson, chairman of the
board of trustees, they have raised
sufficient money to purchase and pres
ent to the school five acres more land,
west and south of. the present grounds.
And the Times says that it is thought
they will raise sufficient money to buy
the five acres on the east side, now oc-
cupied by some unsightly log build
ings. If they do this, when the grounds
are cleared off as they should be, the
Albion State Normal School will occu.
py nost charming site, with ample
room for campus and play grounds
looking down upon the pretty noun
tain bordered basin in which the vii.
Iage is located. The splendid school
building, the present dormitory and
the new dormitory building to be con
structed this summer, will make fine
showing on the enlarged grounds.
And the school is all right. 1t has 6
fne and capable faculty, with Presi
dent Axline at its head to conduct it
1t will begin the ensuing year with two
new departments provided for-me
chanical training and physical culture
The physical laboratory and the library
have both been largely added to.
The village of Albion is one in whict
the students will not be brought il
contact with immoral and corruptinl
influences and associations, but viii
meet refined people, for which reason
together with the advantages the tin'
school offers, we heartily commend i
to the young men and women of Owy
bee. The annual catalogue of th'
school is now being prepared, of which
copies can be had by addressing Presi
dent A. E. Axline, at Albion.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-06-02
Shipment Of Horses.

There being no constable at Murphy
to inspect shipments of stock as re-
quired by the recent law, r. S. Hawes,
justice of the peace at Silver City, was
called down there last Saturday to in
pect shipment, give the required
certificates to the railroad company etc.
Twenty-Five cars we're loaded and
shipped for McCrearY and Carey, of
Omaha and Chicago. part going to
each city. The shippers were w. E.
liubbell & Bro, Jordan Valley, 134; j.
NJ. Dinwlddie, Jordan Valley, 4l8, and
boss Slack, Anna valley and Battle
creek, 90.
The management of the b. N. & o.
railroad has constructed large and con-
venient yards at Murphy SO that load
ing can be readily done there, and for
the future stock owners will save con-
siderable drives and the expense of
ferriage by making Murphy their ship
ping point.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-06-02
Trade Dollar Extension.

The Orems, of Salt Lake, who have
secured a contracting interest in the
Trade Dollar Extension property, are
preparing to put miners at work at
once at the upper workings in the
mine. They have had surveys of the
tunnels made which convince them
that the parties working there got off
the true course of the ore deposits,
which they will try to rectify. They
will also at once begin work on the
lower tunnel, near the foot of the
mountain, near their electric trans
former, with the intention of pushing
that work until the ore bodies are
reached.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-06-02
Rich RUBY Silver.

r. L. Hopkins. in charge of the Cali
fornia mine on War Eagle, has men
running a drift north from the shaft,
on the 100 level. They are in now about
80 feet. At the shaft the vein was not
much more than streak; it has now
widened to about fourteen inches. con
linuing to grow wider as they progress.
TO say that it is rich scarcely tells the
story. It is white quartz in tale and
the quartz is covered with heavy cubes
of ruby silver. Mr.. Hopkins brought
a chunk of it down this week which
was good to look atm fact one of the
finest specimens we have seen come off
the mountain. He said he was ship
ping a slab of it a foot long to Mr..
Nusbaum, president of the Cleveland
Mining Company, which will make him
feel good Besides the ruby silver, gold
is also visible in the quartz. The ore
is being sacked for shipment. Eight
sacks we're taken out the day
he was down. The California
is the south extension of the Pauper,
which in early days produced extreme
ly rich ore. 1t is located on the south
western point of War Eagle, about 300
feet east of the Neversweat, Republic
aud Burro vein, and can be cut to a
considerable depth from their crosscut
tunnel. The old shaft on it from which
the present drift is being run is said to
be about $50 feet in depth. 1t was
filled with debris and, within the past
year, cleaned out down to the 100 level.
A fine gasoline hoist was placed on the
property by Mr.. Nusbaum, of Cleve-
land, the owner, and company, the
Cleveland M. q Nj. Co., organized to
operate it.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-06-02
OREANA.

John Goodman had the misfortune
to badly injure his leg, about a week
ago
We are glad to note that Mrs, Toy
writes from Hot Lake, Ore, that Mr..
Toy is slowly improving.
7. s. Doyle reports no frost at his
place to injure fruit Tom always has
lots of nice fruit in the fall.
A big frost down this way the 20th
and 2lst. At some places the fruit
buds on the trees were frozen.
Lots of rain down this way just now.
A small water spout occurred at Clyde
Mobiles last Friday, the Doth, doing only
little damage, such as filing bitches
and shutting off the water.
The mans name who now lives on
the Indian Jim place is Fred Zwlcker,
instead of Wicker, as published in
these items iu late issue.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-06-02

The Addie people, who have been
making an upraise from the tunnel, to
connect with shaft on the Calaveras
claim many years ago, are now up $50
feet with about 200 feet more to go to
reach the bottom of the old shaft.
When up 100 feet they started drift
south from the upraise, which has run
into good chute of ore which shows
average essays of upwards of $50. hey
are pushing the shaft upward as rapid
ly as they can, in order to get ventila-
ton
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-06-02
Death Of Nj. It. Leech.


News has reached Nugget Indirectly
that Millard F. Leech, at one time we'll
known here, had died of paralysis, at
his home at Boulder, Colorado, on the
10th ult. Mr.. Leech came TO Ida
ho to manage the Elmore mine, at
Rocky Bar, for Kemp Van Ee & Bro
therton, about 1886. He made great
success out of that property for the
succeeding two years. He came to
Silver City in 1888 and for more than
year operated the Orc Fino mine, sub
sequently purchasing and building a
mill on the Ruth mine, and operating
properties at Flint. In 1900 he was
one of the victims irl terrible railroad
accident at Springfield, Mass, by which
by which he was terribly mangled, hav-
ing thigh crushed, after which he was
compelled to go about on crutches.
But his undaunted nerve and energy
kept him up and doing He afterward
organized company, built several
miles of RAILROAD and operated mines
in Colorado. Hhea, TWO or three years
ago, he came back TO Rocky Bar, and
for time attempted to put new life
into the old and once famous Elmore
mine.
Mr.. Leech was capable mine oper-
ator, his one failing in that line being
that he was never satisfied mith mod
crate success but was continuously
attempting to enlarge on every propos-
itioH nntil it would topple over Every
proposition he undertook grew OH his
hands. He was an unsuccessful plnng-
er.
Mr.. Leech was born in Tionesta, Pa,
about the year 1850, his mother be-
longing to one of the families of earIi-
est settlers in western Pennsylvania.
He began active life as a telegraph
operator, at Meadville, Pa His fathers
family located at Ogalala, Neb., about
the time the U. P Ry. was building,
where they Kept hotel, and for some
years the son led most venturesome
life as railway detective. Being ab-
solutely devoid of fear, he made some
of the most noted captures of stage
robbers and other criminals of record
during the early days of the Black
Hills excitement A book has been
published relating some of his noted
adventures in that line. Among those
adventures was the following of gang
of robbers who had taken sl5OO00 in
gold from Black Hills stage, he cap
turing one with portion of the money,
at Mexico, Mo, and another at Bridge
port, Conn. Among the cattle rus ers
whom he took in we're the original
Calamity Jane and her partner, Per-
summon Bill.
Mr.. Leech had relatives at Noun
tainhome at one time. The late Will
liam Hiland was his uncle, Mrs. Smith,
now of Los Angeles, Cal, his aunt, aud
E. G. Smith, now of Spokane, Wash,
but late auditor and recorder of Ell
more county, his cousin. He had a
brother, Cliff Leech, here with him for
some time. He left wife and several
children, who now reside at Boulder,
Colorado.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-06-02

The return of summer weather and
the disappearance of snow on the sum
mits, with the opening Of roads, has
caused renewed activity in mining in
all parts of the district, Especially on
the west side of Florida mountain,
where, from present indications at
least, small sized boom may be ex-
pected in short time.
Sullivan and Noble have about COM
pleted the excavation for new reduc-
tion plant, and are building road to
connect with their valuable properties.
where, if reports are to be relied on,
they have immense bodies of high
grade ore opened up.
The Rich Gulch Mining Company
have been opening up the road over
Long Gulch summit, during the last
week, and surveying, preparatory to
large amount of development during
the coming year. Manager A. F. Stew
ens reports vein from eight TO eleven
feet wide which averages better than
SIS per ton, the values increasing with
every foot of depth gained
Since the discovery of gold in rich
and Jacobs gulches it has been the sub
ject of much speculation among miners
as TO the source of the gold that was
Irresponsible for the valuable alluvial de-
posits in these gulches; the side hills
around the heads of each gulch being
impregnated with gold, in some places
being rich enough to pay even to mill,
and now it has been practically demon
strated that the Sullivan and Noble,
and Rich Gulch Mining Co., have dis
covered and are opening up the miner
al zone that is responsible for the
principal part of the immense alluvial
deposits worked in the early day in the
gnlches below.
As these properties are owned and
controlled by practical mining men,
with years of experience in this camp
and elsewhere,it is to be presumed that
the immense possibilities of that part
of this district will be developed with
their accustomed,energy.
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The Sinker tunnel upraise is now up
600 feet and a new station cut out at
that point. The work on this difficult
piece of mining engineering is now
progressing very favorably.
~
The motor at the Addie miLe was in
jured by lightning Saturday, and work
suspended in the mine for want of all
for couple of days, but it was repaired
Monday and the men at work again
Ten men are now employed in the
mine, by the Idaho Development com
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The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-06-02

Just arrived, new supply of house
and family paint, stains, varnishes,
Jap-a-lac and brushes, at Philipp's
Hardware Store.
A fine line of stationery, letter and
note paper, envelopes, etc, has just
been put in at Rowett's Fruit, Confec-
tionery aud Variety Goods Store.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-06-02
Honey at Bartow's.
Medallions at Getchell's.

Screen doors and windows at Phil
ipp's Hardware store.
For sale-Half interest in DeLamar
Restaurant. Apply to w. Dunstan,
at place. 2
Anyone wanting wall paper will do
well to examine the nne line of samples
of Fred Crete, Jr., before buying else
where. 40
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1905-06-02

The Sinker tunnel upraise is now up
600 feet and new station cut out at
that point The work on this difficult
piece of mining engineering is now
progressing very favorably.