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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-04
BIAHER WILL RETIRE.
Little Jockey Gives Order for a Mile
a-NTinute Auto.

a-NTinute Auto.
Hartford. Conn. Jan danny
Maher. Jockey for King Edward and
one of the best known riders on the
turf, is to try his hand at automobile
ing. Danny has just placed an order
for "mile-a-minute" Thomas tour
ing car and expects to do some work
with 1t the coming summer.
Il am going to win the next Derby
and then quit the track" said Maher
to a friend the other day. q am
anxious to be at the very top when I
retire from the turf, and [ think I
shall go in for automobiling. Maher
will take his touring car with him to
England. It is to be a fifty horse
power machine, and. although not
built distinctly for racing. will be able
to travel at a mile a minute. the MAX
ers say.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-04

Boston, Jan. 4.-Walter Randall. ex-
captain of the Harvard varsity base
ball team, and on the foot bali team
and center on the basket ball team,
has been declared ineligible to repre-
sent Harvard in basket ball or any 9TH
er branch of athletics on account of
coaching a football team for money
this fall.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-04
Usage CITY 81. Chilocco ~

Usage City, Kan, Jan. 4-The Usage
City Athletic club defeated the ChiIocco
Indians here last night in a one-sided
game by a score of 81 to II. The fea-
ture of the game was the all around
team work of the Usage team.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-04
TWO MILES A MINUTE.


High Power Car.
New York, Jan Al dinner
given by the Panhard Levassar Amer
lean branch the Intelligence was dis
closed that the Panhard company has
under construction a special racing
machine of $50 horse power for com
petition in international races in
Europe and America this year. The
new racer is expected to travel two
miles in minute. Rumor has con
nected the name of a prominent New
York autOmObilist with its use.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-04

What is a big automobile
road-race like? what is it
good for?
Read, "Car Coming /" in
Everybody's for January. It
puts you right in the midst Of
the big Vanderbilt Road-race.
So thrilling an account of any
race was never written before.
''You must forget your fear
and play the game" the
keynote of one part. Makes
the world better is the key
note of the other part. The
bridge over the chasrn is a
highly interesting structure
Everybody who is fond of
the sport, everybody who is
bitterly opposed to livery
body should read, Car Com
ing" in Everybody's.
Everybody's Magazine IS cents
sI.5o rear
Special represents tivess wanted for Ezeryboay's
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-04
Madison Square Billiard tourney.

New York, Jan. ITO settle the
championship of the world a billiard
tournament viii be played at Madison
Square garden, beginning April and
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-04
NEW ALL-EAsTERN ELEvEN.
Novel Manner to Decide Whom
Critics Believed the Best.

Washington. Jan. with the intercol-
legiate football season of 1906 at an end
eastern critics have been busy selecting
their so-caIled An American and All
Eastern elevens.
To decide which is really the strongest
football eleven that could be selected
from the eastern universities a novel
method has been resorted to to determine
the matter. Twenty-Five selections have
been taken, these being the leading foot
ball writer's, coaches and officials Of the
east. Each selection has-beeH- taken as
q single vote. and from these ballots q
composite eleven has been formed, from
which there can be no appeal
This team represents the combined wis
dom Of the greatest number of critics,
and OF the men most qualified to judge.
1t ought, therefore. to take precedence
over all other teams selected by one man.
The following is the composite eleven,
with the statistics of the players:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-04

,sgselsl TIeD1sssata t.yss Vsasss g sEIs9y'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-28
..sAsssssNkssss
/: ON the FRONT
...ssssssssssss

ne Nsvadaa sails for honolulu
mssrks xish a fgl cargo
steamer jefferson sailed early
.Als muralng with a fan load OF
~ beea stolen or By whom rc
snxxay and Way ports
steamer Drlgo viii gct away for
~ anrsh soaight she viii carr,
= passeagera this trip. oaiy sen.
sral freight and stock
gasolsae steamer Stockholm sail.
a early this afternoou Cor faku,st.
shege she uill b. used BY the gov.
srnmsnf shis season In survey work
zEoax The coast
VIA The largest passenger hst
xafs sha has htcc on the route aud
NJ bid fali Of freight the Mime
STA xiil sail tomorrow nooG for
hesa ant China AmouE her
sessenrers Nili b. many dlstln'
ezsAed statesmen and merchants.
ls4sss the Philippine railroad
eae4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-28
JENSEN ORDERS
CRAFT INSIDE

Port Wafsiea Jensen has received
several complaints regarding the
anchofinE Of Shops and pseasuFg
yachts near the brighton boat
house The letters stated that the
anchors we're dropped TOO far ont
Ia The hAF1aF aud wers 4 menace TO
the steamers running close IN.
Yesterday afteFuooa Mt Jenaea
took bis official iAanch and, with
several Of the launch owners
aboard. spent eunNide rabic time or
ranging uatfeFK to the satisfaction
of al eaneef - The Rrlghton
boat house has been the rendezvous
for all Of the pleasure lsuaches and
yachts. aud through cnroicaAncss
alone several crafts wefe bnoycd
without the haThor line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-28
usE RECALL PETITION.

Nnlcsa the committee inveatlRat
ms the alleged fraud IN the recent
student election at the university
orders q new election. the students
VIII resort Ia the recall petition,
which IL provided Tor IN thu con.
niitution of the Associated studenta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-28
Better THAN MOTHER
USED TO MAKE

Table Queen. the nse brand fan.
weight wholseoius. nouslshlns. iisht
and firsrl ts nne a. ths fee uakss
that deserves she name IF bread II
does rui bsouHan hafa1 Ma other
yust AZ Reed All Genuine heaven
bear blue labet $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-28
NEW q. N. BRIDGE.

The first trains from Seattle 20
SPOKANE passed over the new steel
bridge ON the Wenatehee aud Chi.
wanhum last "Wednesday The en-
tire structure, which Il al feet, will
be entirely completed by MAY ia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-28
vErERAna scoRn OIL

Tho Union Veterans nnlons AZ a
meeting held THURSDAY ntshl. adopt.
ed resolutions ruuudiy SCORING
Councilman II. e Gln for 70.
fuainE TO carr ogt hts promise
% vote Tor the confirmation 81 Capt.
SpauldinE az hafhof master
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-28
WANT MAIL gARlIHe.

because business houses Of the
city mail their letters the last thing
In the evening the postal officials
arp TO issue circular letters re.
Qucstlng an earlier mailing The
late rush Of mail at times swampa
the clerks. while Il could be easily
handled u Il came ia earlier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-28
ToURlsr TkcURsIoN.

No finer atis o. the Sound than
that to the I ). navy yards AZ
Bremerfon. who're the famous Hat.
fieahlp Oregon ard the largest train.
inE ship Ia the World. the Phlladei.
phla. can he seen Also the gov.
eminent d. dock. cruisers and cor,
peto haaia Beats leave Pier ak
times daily Rouud trip 50 ccnia 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-28
oRIooN lN rRoM anMARn.

steamer Oregon, Capt John
o'hrlen, arrived from Seward and
Naldes last night with 100 nahaen
Eeru and 600 tons OF Ellamar ore.
Tho round trip was unavontful.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-28
LUMBER DUTY REMOVED.

Seattle lumbermen have been IN.
formed from Vancouver that Brit.
ish Columbia will be able "a eontfis
butte shipments for San Francisco.
tho tariff duty Of g. a thousand b.
ina removed for the time being
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-28

The local Anti saieen league will
shortly b. strengthened b. the AZ.
rival 70 Dr Tufts. Of Oregon. Who
viii b. fi,id secretary 81 the iaasaa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-28
CITY AND COUNTY PAY.

Az 50 this afternoon the ball
teams representing the eity ami
county officials got together fog
their annual AtruFNle Major Moore
uMplfed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-28
speelAl eAuRen seRMees.

In the Episcopal churches ~ this
city sermons all ~ preached "a.
MORROW bY prominent visiting
elergYmen % the International cler.
icns Special services have bcvn
planned A several churches. and
bishop keatoF. af this diocese. Will
preach
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-28

=. NAV k.hcrc viii DO meeting
:. ~. elty Of representative shinele
= from an points on
- - p,e.fis coas, for the purpose OF
- .s.,ayine general cooperative
e. .''s,,sa Of sll single mills
ei.ss ..sxsr the conditions warrant
ss Tels i a. BE- the most important
a ..n ~ shlngle operators over
1880 - Il the vest coast, ana itom
Hs ,.,' - REPORTS which have been
sasssa b. the officials Of the
49,, Mills huryau almost every
sas .s.s ~ ne shlnEle producins
ss -. = british Columbia. Washlne.
- nnesan and California VII
~ ielegates pfosent
wias Representation.
a.. than one half OF the shlngle
a ~ Of British Columbia VIII
- whlls Washington, oVgon ana
's.,,ieguIa will have enouEh 81 a
ss.sesatiaa present 90 make What
- - action Is taken authoritative
81 AZ hlnalne influence upon the
eeneral output
"a scheme 20 be considered for
. ssnsrai eloSe-lown among all the
- a the Pacific coast " In nr'
$50 81 the plan alrcady so adj
.... - worked out la this
- 81 the organization OF the
ss,esye Mills bureau 90 prcveas
s-- So maintain the sup
~ - = normal figure and thus OBJ
- ~hat he shingie produccr has
s va had 10 iight for a fair
s.s,ea apsn bis finished product
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-28
COOK FAVORS
THE SYSTEM

That the proposed system of salt
water mains for emergency uses ia
ease of fire In the business district
should be eduipP.. With tWo sta
tinnary pumping plants. with pumpa
equipped for operation b electric
power n the opinion OF Ralph Cook.
chief OF the fire department Chlef
Cook would have one OF these
pumping stations located IL the vi,
entity of the Moran shipyaTd ana
the other someN here near the foot
OF University IT. Then IN case Of
a fire Va either locality the other
station would be intact.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-28

Hos 70 spead Sunday suioyahif
AZ pzufliably Go 30 Pier 2. take
huat . tie 4 S. navy yards ana
~ De haltieship Oregon. cruisers
ssrpe6o hoats. training ships. etc
ssuaa trip So cents 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-28

With stationary pumping stations
20 supply the force for the salt
water mains the fire beat or Tire
boats would be left free 60 Nork
independently Of the stationary aya
tenn, thus practically doubling the
cliY'a fire fighting resources IA the
zone tributary 20 the harbof front
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-28
sousoAsy SURVEYORS
60 NoRrS ON as RTAA

sseamer Bertha wili call az Van
Wasef. r G.. next "Wednesday on
keF xas weslwArd Capt Omar J.
EampArpy said this morning that
- Bertha would take 70 Nakutat
has Tie first Canadian party of sur.
seqors who so north Tor the pur.
pisa II heating the International
seunaaEy hetwcea British Columbia
ard Alaska
c A. BlxEar. who has charge ~
tt< wesk Tor the Canadian govern.
nsnf. fstHFned % ancouver this
noFzinx after having spent several
kass IN Seattle maNinE arrange
nsais vlsh tbs Alaska Coast corr
nns for taking the party north.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-28

At the present time the market
rs thoroughly encouraging Prices
have an upward tendency. the Gait
fornla disaster has opened hn lmme.
diate market Of splendid proper.
tiona. eastern deliveries are bclns
absorbed "a rapidly as they can bc
made and the ballard strike has
reduced the supply 90 the point
where shingles can be sold az a
suod good price almost aH rapidly
as they can be eni. and tho manu-.
taeturora ara kotuE ON the adagc
sia the time Of plenty prepare Tor
famine
In addition % the elosodawn
plan the ShlnKie Mills bureau viii
hold It's annual stockholders meet.
ing The session Is 10 ba held ~
o'clock IN the afternoon Of May
IN the Lumbermen's ciuh. rhlr
teen trustees arr "a be elected. after
which officers will be named Tor
the ensuing year,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-28
Water Front for Summer Homes

surveyed into acre
aud five acre
tracts $50 acres OF
land, including
about a OF a mile
of water mont.
right opposite ac-
attle Lot uH pie
ture to you tho
beautiful panora-
ina View from this
land ITO tho
northwest Is Mt
tiakcr 60 the east
In the foreground
10. Seattle with
her large build
lnEs looming up
above the water
front Ia the eyo-
nlnr the sparkle
~ electric lights
and tho gliding 10
aud fro of electric
ears makes "a
beautiful picture
never 90 be for-
gotten Tho har-
boz with 10 vcs-
sells running back
ANA forth with
the commerce %
tho world. the
Cascade range In
the background
and the snow
white peak of Mt
Rainier 90 the
southeast what
rrrtticr picture
can you imagine
Tor your summer
home, with beau.
tifui maple aud
cedar trees FOR
shade in the sum-
urr a fine
stream % cool
water from the
hills beyond ana
thc bay free from
currents mnkina
a most delightful
place for rowing
ana canoHlns The
soil 10 black. rich
sandy ioam aud
slopes raatoriY.
gently down %
the waters edge.
Here a. one VI the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-28
sH|NGLEMEN PLAN
FOR Big MEETING

,ANurAcrustes FRO" Az POINTS ON TIE PACIFIC COAST
viii ASSEMBLE HERE TO ps@ter ~srt@ or ev'rA't'
....r or PRODUCTION AND REGULATION or rHG SUPPLY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-28

should The plan OF a cooperative
eloae down carry. which IL anticl
pated hy those IN close touch with
the shlngle business. Il viii result
in placing the nhingle industry ON a
solid basis. make permanent
standard market. allow uniform
price and maintain production al an
even aud regular pace. u IA the
-deslre OF producers ca regulate the
supply to the demand. aud thoy be-,
licyc that by So doing the other
evils which have heaet the market
Will regulate Themselves
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-28

Chiffonler. sane rs picture, In golden oak
with tsx3i-nch top. and i2x20inch
French plat mirror Has five roomy
drawers, "a upper one being OF serpen-
tine design. Fine value at -. Sf2..JO
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-21
SUPERsT|T|ONs OF THE
 MEXICAN MINERS
Peculiar Authorization That Is Fiarbored By Many Mexi-
 can laborers.

The Mexican who works in mines has a pronounced ayssss5n to working ir mine that has been entered by a woman. His prejudice amounts almost to a superstition. IL -s 50 strong that OF one occasion, some years ago, it nearly caused one Of the biggest mines in Mexico to go out of busi- ness. The wife of the American su- perintendent was allowed to enter and inspect the mine. but every miner quit work and it was with difficulty that the fellows were induced to re- turn. IL was explained to them that the rule did not apply to American women. The miners were not very easily convinced of that, however, and rumors are to the effect that some ef the argument used in getting them to return 10 the mine was more prcC tical than that laid down in the text books or logic.
 The superstition is explained by a student of Mexican antiquities as a result of what was the first labor strike that ever occurred in a mine on the American continent. This strike took place during the reign of Moctezuma III, and affected one of the districts which furnished a large DOT tion of the gold and silver for the royal treasure chest. Moctezuma sent an outfit of women tc replace the mai contents.
 Of course the feminine scabs did not achieve great success. and the miners knew it; but they were not satisfied in the knowledge that the business was being carried on al a loss They sought to further avenge themselves on the insult and caused part of the roof of the mine to cave .n on the women. causing most of
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-21
CATTLE MARKETCLOS
 IN FINE SHAPE
A Phenomenal Demand For StockerS and Feeders.
 Shipments Large.
Especial to Rev:ew)

KANSAS CITY STOCK YARDS. Oct. 20-The cattle market closed last week in fine shape. and the first two days this week prices were strong to shade higher and everything reaci ly disposed of The market today is not quite as good as it has been for the last ten days. The feature late ly has been the phenomenal demand for stockers and feeders, shipments of these to the country being largest of the season last week. Large num- bers of Montana and Dakota range cattle are appearing at the northern markets this week. and this has weakening tendency on killing stuff ! here, today, steers steady to 10 lower. ] The supply of calves has been heavy lately, demand for them good and the {, prices 50 cents higher than this time
 last year, calves weighing from 250 10 400 pounds selling at s325 to s4.00. A big string of Colorado feeders, 93O lfounds, sold this week at s3.S5; oth- , CTS at s3.I5; a train of Utah yeariings
 and two-year-olds st $500 to s3.25: lthe beef cattle at sS.75: some good [ Nevada killing steers today at s3.S5 | la S4.25: Colorado cows at s2.S0 to ls3.15; some heifers. s3.S5; New Mex ico and Panhandle stockers sell this fweek at $315 to sS.75; cows. $40 to
 s2.75.
 The supply of sheep is fairly liber-
 al, but contains a large percentage of lfeeders. Prices are firm this week. lrun 5000 today. Utah lambs selling at s7l5 to s7.55; feeding lambs.
 s5.S5 to s6.10; breeding ewes. $500 to tS5.25; wethers, s4S5 to S520; fat lyearlings up to s5.65. The run for lthree days is S5,O00 head, but a good Ideal of it is enroute to feed lots furth- CT east and not offered for sale. The
 supply of killing stuff is limited and
 scarcely equal to the demand and all
 The country grades that are put on the
 market are readily disposed of.
 | J. A. RICkART,
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-21
NEW YORK MARKET

NEW YORK, Oct 20.-Saies 1,046,- zoo shares. Continued liquidation was the chief feature of today's market. The unfayoTable effect of the bank of England rate in the London market. which was very weak, reflected here at the opening and active issues op- ened practically one per cent lower. Without doubt the technical position ot the market is better than for some time past and the short interest muca increased.
 BOSTON MARKET
 BOSTON, Oct. 20.-The heavy soil. Ing movement continued again today and lower prices were recorded all through the east. There seems to be considerable apprehension that there IS something back of the action of the Bank of England in raising it's rate and serious monetary troubles in Rus Sra and France seem probable. Ali things considered the coppers held 7e. markedly well.
 Personally we think the trouble wili be satisfactorily arranged within the next few days and that good con- pers are great purchase at this level.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-21

NdS been excellent, StOckS are still on the down grade, and the tendency of nearly every thing at the close Of the week offers but little hopes of an improvement for the opening next week. Bulwarks, founda- tion, aid guides and anything that would have an influence in steadying the market seems to have given away and prices of shares have tottered almost to he very bcltom , L consequence. Appearances actually lead us to look for even a further drop in figures, but they can not go downward much further, and the fellow who makes his purchases now
 will come in for big profit.
 Stocks, under such conditions ]. as exist at present in relation
 to the red metal, can rot be
 kept at so low prices for very
 long. and a rally is likely to
 set in at any moment.
 With the adjustment of for
 eign affairs improvement will
 a tonce be noticeable.
 at once be noticeable. tuck, l.. s. G A.. Black Noun
 tain and Globe are the stocks most sought after. They are all holding up wei as com pared with the remainder of the list and higher prices are , predicted. Superiur & Pitts burg, Butte Coalition. Central, Greene, N. Butte and C. x A. are all under the blne of the retarding influences as well as the stocks that to not figure generally. to so lars', an eX- tent as these, among the lead . CTS.
 N@,, 1.,,A4ofsA-
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-21
NORTH BUTTE CO. ID
 INCREASE OPERATIONS
Working Force to Be Increased From Six to Eight Hun
 dred Men.

BOSTON-Tbe srares of the North Butte Mining company have been showing a little hesitation during the past few days, but in the opinion of those who nave -ae situation in hand 1t is certain to go materially higher in the very near future. %
 That the company is about to operate On much larger scale is shown by the fact that the working force at the mine has been largely increased and the company is now employing in the neighborhood Of 500 men. as against eco men three months ago.
 The surface machinery is all in operation and has shown that it is capable of operating steadily at the rate ot 1500 tons 3 day.
 Very recently. however. the com pany has cut down its shipments on account of the fact that the Washoe smelter has been cutting down ton. raeeS from all properties from which 1t receives ore. as it is now in the last stage of the development work that it has had under way, but it is 1 in position to rapidly complete the | work and to take on even larger ton nages than it has been accustomed tC do :n the past
 The North Butte fas also given out an order for a largely increased tim Der supply. and this indicates that the stoping and generally enlarged stotping and a generally enlarged plan of development work The com pany has been using 650,000 feet oI lumber. but under its present scale Of ope. ations it will use I ,0O0, 0Oi feet.
 Once in fuil operation with tht Nashoe. ,smelter taking its. accustomed tonnages of ore the company is il shape to advance it's output to double its present shipments An inside says that the company is making SC much money owing 10 the increase ir | the price of metal, that it is indiffer ent about increasing the production
 He places the profits accruing tC the company at the rate of II cents { pound for the month of September fad states that October VII be stil 1 higher. North Butte has received toI prices for its copper for the reason that it has Sold ahead very little met al and so was in position to get tht Hun benefit of the market.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-21


 CaIumet-Duluth.C h.Chicaeo-Bisbee { Bisbee, 4. r., Oct. 20. The weeks close finds the , curbs dull and all the stocks { } have suffered some sharp , breaks in sympathy with the . Bostons and New Works, which { took a slump on the action of { } the Bank of England in rais ing it's rate from 5 to per } cent and the general unset tied state of foreign affairs. } C. & A., North Butte and ( } Coalition show weakness, ( } Greene is holding around ( } $25.25. ( } Superior 6 Pittsburg, Cana ( } nea and Globe closed rather ( } firm. American is offered at ( } S125o and Warren closed at ( } S15.O0 asked. Shattuck is strong and in ( } good demand at S34.00. } East Butte, Denn and Black ( } Mountain weakened again to- ( } cay and looked rather attrac- ( } tive at present prices. ke- ( weenaw is begged at S11.oo ( } bid, and Wolverine & Arizona ( shows no change. } While the market may be } quiet for some days yet, it ap- } pears to have about reached bottom. |