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SUPPORT LOCAL CARMEN.
Oakland Traction Employees In SYM
patty With Those of United.

pathy With Those of United.
OAKLAND, Aug. 25.-Oakland car
men are in sympathy with the demands
of the San Francisco carmen. The
Oakland union has sent the following
letter to the San Francisco Carmen's
Union:
Division No. 205. A. A of s. and E. R..
E. of A.-Brothers: 1t being a ma tier
of common knowledge that In your ef-
forts to secure from the United Rail-
roads OF San Francisco adequate COM
pensation for your labor and work
day Of reasonable length. you may be
forced to take drastic action, owing TO
the attitude of your employers;
Therefore we, the members of Di-
vision No. 1872, Amalgamated Associa-
tion of Street and Electric Railway
Employees of America, do hereby pledge
your our moral and financial support.
and should the necessity arise we will
by every means in our power aid you
to obtain the conditions you ask the
fairness of which must be apparent to
all. .ss
Wishing you every success In your
efforts for Petterment we remain fra
ternally yoJrs.
Division No 1872, A. A. of S. and E. r.
z. of A j. w SMART, President (
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PLAN GIGANTIC coup.
HilI Roads, Reports Promise, VIII Give
Stockholders Immense Fortunes.


BOSTON, Aug. 25-It was stated
here today that big Hill railroad coup
is coming shortly that will oring from
s15o.OoO.o0o to $500, ,Ooo, 900 profit to the
Great Northern stockholders an. also
big profit to those of the Northern Pa
cific. Reports are persistent that the
Great Northern will form new hold
ing company. take over its Oregon
lands and issue a stock bonus to Great
Northern stockholders in the Northern
subsidiary, the Lake Superior Company,
Limited.
The big profits of this company, piled
up for several years past. have never
been distributed to Great Northern
stockholders. and the best opinion is
that through this concern the Great
Northern melon" is soon to come Men
close in touch with the situation say
that Mr.. Hill intends to purchase for
the Great Northern the Northern Pa
cihc's equity in the Burlington so soon
as the Oregon deal is completed This
will mean enormous profit for the
Northern Pacific and explains some of
the late bull talk regarding that stock
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VENTURE FoR BRYAN

VENTURA, Aug. 25-ventura County
Democrats in session at Oxnard today
nominated candidates for county Offices
and named delegates to the State con-
vention. The platform pledges support
to Bryan and the State delegates are
pledged to support Thomas O. ToIand
for Governor.
Following are the nominations: Sher-
iff. Tom Clark: Recorder, J. L. Arga-
bright. Clerk, j. B. McCloskey; Treas
urer. n. Hearne; Coroner, DIR. Potts.
superintendent of Schools, R. b. Hay-
dock, Tax Collector. Will McGlinchey:
Assembiyman. G.. NJ Fleisher, Santa
Paula.
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Trying to Sell Rich Land.

TONOPAH. Aug. 25.-It is understood
here that a deal is on arranging for the
sale of the f1eld-Columbia ground
at the latter camp, on which work was
started few days ago. 1t is impos-
sible to get the particulars of the
transaction, as 1t has not yet been
consummated The property adjoins
several of the richest claims of the
Goldfield district, including the Mo-
hawk and will probably command big
price.
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EDITOR FOUND DEAD.-Tucson. Ans. 25.--
o. Brien Moore. editor and owner OF the Tucson
Citizen. was found dead In bed at his home here
today He was so years old. He began news
peper work IN Houston. Texas He later was
managing editor OF the st. Louis Republic.
During the spanish American war he colonel
College.
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LIBRARY BOOKS sroLEN.-Los A.

LIBRARY BOOKS sToLEN.-Los Angeles.
Aug 25.-rhieves' loot from the Los Angeles
Public Library was 1000 volumes for the year
Just ended. This wholesale stealing from the
public library was the cause OF the exclusion
OF the public from the book shelves. Until six
weeks ago the public could roam at win
through any part Of the library; now the book
shelves have been roped In and attendants bring
out books for inspection and choosing.
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Schools in Dublin has been authorized
to adopt these spellings if he deems it
advisable.
Professor Charles Mcmillan of Prince
ton University said. when asked what
he thought of the changes: II do not
think they would be of any yalue. for
when we change our words to spell
them phonetically we lose their origin.
When we do this we will have to begin
all over. Surely the English language
is complicated enough as it is now
without making it still worse. [ be-
iieve we should by all means retain the
old methodslof spelling"
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Kendall Has Another Mine.

TONOPAH. Aug. 25.-Zeb Kendall, the
ever active. has started work on an
other property located some two miles
north Of this place. The claim is
known as the Tonopah Gold and Sill
yer and shows a big ledge on the sur
face that carries small values. A force
has been set at work starting a shaft
and horse whim will be put on the
ground, to be exchanged when depth
demands a hosting plant. Kendall
stated that the company would go
down several hundred feet IL necessary
to find the pay shoot that 1T feels GER
tain Is there
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locate a seyen-Foot vein.

TONOPAH, Aug. 25.-It is reported
here that the Bradbury lease on the
Mohawk ground In Goldheld has en-
countered seven-foot vein of ore that
will yield s100 a ton. The ground held
under the Bradbury lease adjoins what
is known as the Kalfus lease, said to
be one of the richest on the wonderful
Mohawk ground and to show rock
worth many hundreds to the ton.
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News Of the Mining
Camps Of Nevada.

interests. Major Dockweiler said that
he will go to the new copper camp,
Greenwater, before his return to the
coast, as he is very muca pleased with
the reports that come from that sec
ton. He hopes to become interests in
copper properties while there.
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caHfornia.. in London.

LONDON. Aug. 25.AMr and Mrs.
Francis Carolan of San Francisco.
after doing France and Germany In an
automobile, and Mrs. J.. Giles Of New
York and her daughter, after an auto
mobile tour OF France and Switzerland.
have. taken up quarters in Claridge's. q.
Mr.. and Mrs. John e. Beal OF ,Cslifor7
MIA are at the Hotel de Europe, AK
les Baines.
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DoCKwEILER IS INTERESTED.
San Francfscan an Owner in Several
Valuable Nevada Properties.

ToNOPAH, Aug 25.--Major j. HI
Dockweiler of San Francisco is one of
the many coast men who have become
interested in the Nevada mines. He is
closely connected with the Little Tono-
pay Company OF this camp and the
Granny of Manhattan. being vice presi
dent OF the latter company He left
here Yesterday for Manhattan to look
over the work that has been accom-
piished through the summer on the
Granny and also to Investigate other
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PERSONAL

Mrs. Carrie A. Strong of Blissfeld.
Mich, who has quite extensive property
interests in this part of the State is
visiting Mrs. Fred w. Thompson on
Jackson street.
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Headaches at Oyster Bay When
Clerks Try on the Carnegie Code

of
lie Prnter of
a ard
of
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-26
Goodyear Rubber Comparx.

Office and salesroom at their rubber
! factory. 21S-220 Smear St, bet Howard
and Folsom. Tel. Temporary 1888.
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Hill Preparing.

Continued from Page 20, Column !
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-26
NJ O R F.
FOLDING BEDS

Still making additions
to our stock of folding
beds. Have some beau
tiful beds of Mission
d e $ i G n, finished in
weathered oak, and
some more space-sav-
ing combination . beds.
Mantel beds as low as
$2o.25. All our folding
beds are IS t e i n G
quality" in every re-
spect.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-11-16

The. estimates FOR the Panama Cauul
for the next fiscal year have been pre-
pared and win require S25,iGG,2,S, OF
which s9.309,9c ia for LABOR. 81. :, 600
for further cquipmen, Of The Panama
railroad and the balance, nearly fifteen
millions, for construction materials.
As the pay OF the laborers is 81 a
LAY, tho estimated amount will provide
$1,000 laborers working 300 days in the
year, but rs The iahOrers will o av-
erare any thin: like 800 days work in
the year, the rell number employed will
be much greater. As most OF the
millions already expended have been for
materials, the amount uow called for for
tina, purpose would seem To DO far DO.
yond the necessities Of construction
Judging by the estimates. md taking
ten years to complete the canal, the
cost will far exceed the amount tina. the
ADMINISTRATORS told us the canal would
cost.
As President Roosevelt has given up
the work Of making the @dirt fly" and il
now abou; tai let the building OF til,
canal by contract, there viii be Il great
incentive for fraud and grufting. 80 hos
much ;lc canal viii cost the people q
the Unit"d States. under this errati,
change 81 plans Of republican admin
-stTntion, before it is completed is wbu
no fellow can figure on 1t is quite likc!
that after the contracts are let, the r
win be II disagreement with the con
Tractors, involving prolonged and exper
sive litigation and the work will probuhl
have to he completed by the arm.
engineers. This is wnat the republican
call "doirs things.
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Nevada has givon Gov. Sparks II great
vote OF confidence. Ills majority was
something like 5000, which ia a vast
MINORITY in Nevada. The voters Of the
State have said M plainly IA can be
that they approve 81 his efforts during
tho last four yeare to make Il good
executive and they want 10 trust him
four years moro.
1t Is the sterling manhood II The man
that has been supported. lI1 docs not
claim to be u great scholar, or to be- a
lawyer, or u great statesman, but De-
docs claim to To nm honest mau ana one,
with a courage sufficient Ia meet ali t.,
trinla tint may come upon mm. ia 4.
state whe" It IA popsIb!c tl.a9 ,ot,
B,otmy events viii iiappm ~ umr rcy,
fonr yonfr.
Tho IinCat THUG ~ all tIip wUs.r. ,ilr,
all, is n real mHp -Ucxt, az cOursr, a. q
real wumnn. Snii Lake Tuirprnm.
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Nm MAa.I.LIr L..L.nA

During '!Ie latter par III S'~p.ouhur,
a citizen NJ ElEo who has two rlo!
machines in his place ~ business and
who pays his license su conduct the m
complained h" ia lHnEPEYD4NT thai.
other parties y E!Eo wee permitted tu
run slo .uarh:ucs ~ -, ir rIn"es with.
II paying any lie nsc what, yer. At
the same time. he requisite! us "a in
Testigatc the matter and publish the
tncts.
y Few days after the complaint was
made the writer Wits the assistance 81
others counted up the number 81 slot
machines IT, Elk0 and found tllat twenty.
one wore dong business ~ the town.
The county wa8 then gouo over and IT
was found that there were between
forty and fifty slot machines doing bus
mess at thai time in this county.
The quarterly report q! l;canna
collected WIS thea examined and it was
found that less than half .! the slot
machines then III use were paying the
licens OF $50 Il quarter required by law.
Nothing was published about ;he niatter
at ;hRt time Tor various rrusons, but
since the recent grand jury investigated
the co cct.on Of gaming licenses aud
failed 10 ~! anything abonl the failure
10 collect the Licensees on slot machines,
the time surns ripe for letting the poo.
pie Of the cnGDty kuOH In'v the slot
,Nn,I,,, t.,. H.. I,. f.
II ~ ~cstinntcd by those familiar with
ti.e s'o' nnnll. u" business that during
the mont! - September there were
between ,ufiy aud fifty s!p: mach mes
doug business in this county. Twenty.
one of these wee in liiiio ana the
remainder were scattered III different
parts ui the county.
II all ~ these maalIncs had uliI Tie
license Of go pee VuIr.er. the .;rcuiiT's
license report Tor Inc quarter cmi,np
September 81, 1905. WON'T SHOW it. Bu,
nm examination Of lat report eiOwa
tIni the license was collected on only
half on which no ~li;cnsc wns collected
according {" ihr shorItf's quarterly re-
port.
Tho law !natcs 1t tlio duty Of the
sheriff TO collect the ]liccnscs Oh e!ot
machines ia rnr same man nnr ms other
gaming licenses arc collected. BY his
failures to do SO The State u county
has IS "a great deal Of revenue.
crcn tier me iSDErEHDgST will ro.
port The ELIOT DHoiiiuc ]iiceuscH collected
III Tie county ia shown 10y lbc quarterly
Of tho thcriiT aud the numbcr of
doing huzinpss ~ iit c]"unI;,
as near as the same can 10 lrarurI This
will keep the people postrd on tbs
branch q the licenpc b]Gsiu"@l
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approved to the Interior DEPARTMENT 10,
DIR. David Starr Jordan, DR.. BENJAMIN
Idle Wheeler. DR.. Albert Shaw. .J,r,l,
ltiis u others who know TIC valley.
The round trip fare from MerceL .,
to the floor Of the valley will no, ~.
coed $3.50.
The Yosemite Vnlicy Ruilwn, is /,
standard gauge modern road -,
seventy pound steel rails, md stee,
bridges ant will be rock hallns,ed md
justices. Il not only makes the valley
accessible hut will open u rich mining
lumber district. lts leng,l, liz eighty
miles. lts two story oti:e building
and depot at MERGED, as well MS round
house. shops mud termiunls ar. almost
finished.
The new hotels viii not i.c ready for
next s"nson's husiDPss, 49, MIR. Miller
has under consideration plans for ten.
porary STRUCTURES to "Rr. for the travel
err comfur tably.
Tho Southcrn Pacific is advising I'll
railways IN rhiE country nnd Europe Of
the route to the Yosemite.
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a Salt Lake capitalist returned from
u recent visit tn Greenwn;cr tells the
lnter-Mountain Republican TIM, the
Funeral range Of mountains is ono mass
OF copper ore. and with the capital that
ls pprrinp into The new conn, IL will
not OILY star,!e the world. but will prove
the greatest wealth producing section
pf the country ;ha: has ever been heard
OF.
There are nov nearly 1000 people mt
ireenwGter, which il bound To he the
the big town of the district, and il the RI
was a water supply it would be but Il
few weeks before il woul,i contain 5000
population. The mines viii be de Ye!op
ed ns rapidly us capital can get machin
my INTO the country, and smeIten will
be hurtt at several points. Tie plan by
whici MIR. Lysle proposes to get a water
supply in;o Grcenwater is 70 utilize NJ
underground river, which III one Of the
remarkable features Of the country, aud
Which is exposed for a short distance
upon property which hc controls. ubou,
% miles from he Gown.
1t is the intention tn utilize the power
'ul cuTrcn, Ia operate an electric gene
rating plant, from which power will ht
derived To pump tie water to 81 reservoir
located 500 Zee; higher IN the mountain
from which the water will hc carried b,
gravity 10 Grcenwater, Johnnie. Bull
FRO. aud other canlps within ems,
service. the power will be used TO
generating electricity FOR lighting nu,
power purposes in addition to littin:
The water into the reservoirs. The waite
Ia OF excellent quality. md will prov
the mas'". II Grcanwutcr, and EN-
courage t!l" development -: 'ic .olnlr
1t Is said that Patrick Clark und hi
as ociaies have offered to pay Si50, 600
year Tor water aud electricity Ia b
delivered :" their properties.
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- " MONS.

N THE DISTRICT COURT or II
Fourth Judicial District Of tic state Of
Hc'a"a' In and for the County of EIkn.
W. H. Holmes pia iutir. nsnlrs, .Iokr y.
Merritt and the Rocky Mountain OIL ara
p'F'Ioiihcht Company. u CORPORATION. do.
PENDANTS. "
Action brought in tho District, C,ur, y, ,,o
Fourth Judicial District Of tho State OF Nc
'hda' In and for tho County of EIFo aud tho
Complaint tl"I In the ONCE Of tho Clcrk o, said
District Court.
The state Of Nevada sends rrcctIup IN to,,
IT, Merritt, ana the Rocky Mountain on and do
'e'"rmcnt Company, n corporation. Dofcn.
dnnts.
ron mr." hereby required To appear H. an
action brought against you by the nroyo
named Plaintiff in tho District Cour, of tho
Fourth Judicial District OF tho State Of Ne
'"n"' ~ ana Tor The County OF Elko. and 10
answer Tue Complaint nicd therein. within
leh days Exclusive of thcdny Of ~scryiccl. nucf
'n'H 'f'Ito on so" OF this SummOns-if served
within this County ar II served on, Of this
County, tut In ibis District within twenty
days. othcrwiar within forty dnys-.or ,udsi,
rncni hy dcfnuli viii he taken hr,irs, ron ~
cor,liEg Ia tho prayer OF said Co,nulnt,,
THIS action liz brought To- rcrnvCr a i,j,,rc,,
against you. tho said dcfcndarts. for IA, sum
ol Ihr"r hundred nnd sixty eight and n. 100
H- f'A - WV
i'"S. 'I Dollars. win Interest thereon from tho
"lst dhy 81 October, 1909, nj tho rate of seven
per cent 20 per nunum, aud for costs Of suit.
Haid action Is brought for said sum on NO
count 81 goods, wares and merchandise Of the
value o S@iST0 being sold by Il. u. HERON
company TO yur, the said defendants. nm or
hpp"t Tie hlsi dny "f Oct0bpr. lloa, ut the CIV
ana County 81 Los Angeles, State Of California.
said account brIng en- III, 18Th day o, .JuIy,
ip'' duly transferred and assigned by ,nId II,
u. Heron Company 20 ". ~. Holmes. Tho
plaintiff herein.
Ana you are hereby notified that II sou fail
10 appear ahd answer said complaint MS above
the said Plaintiff VIII take Judgment
hShihst you for the SUN Of sjCs. 20, Win Interest
'roi" The 3iSt day Of Oclobcr, 1909, a, Inc ratio pl
H'Ecn per cent per annum, and for costs Of
suit. =
owen under ms hand aud tho seal OF tho
Court OF tho Fourth judicial District,
OF W" S'nio "f Nevada. IN Dnd for tho County
OF hlko, this sth day Of August, In The year o.
oar Lord, lJ03. ~ .
lHf"hI a. a. DAwLES,
CLERK,
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To further incrcass u!s efficiency al
the Ogden route, the Southern Paciii,
has decided, effective November lsl,.
10 run No. 6 from San Francisco at 4 a.
m, via Stockton, with coaches and
tourist siecpers to OgGcn and one
standard Ia SPARKS. No. 10. the East
mail, will leave San Francisco at 9 .. IN.
and carry in addition Ia present
equipment stnudar! sl,epcrs aud diner
through to Omaha lnd east. The ud.
v%antages Of this ucv arrangements are
Tint passengers fron Stu Franris - will
have j later tram ont 1T mat city.
The iwo tran. = will meet at 81 ark md
sail hc opernt"I from thai point to
Omuha over the Uuiom Pacific on prac.
l~lcaily the present schedule Of tram 40.
6. maintaining the pre""nl connection
with foreign lines at Ogden and Omuha.
Tho train WI arrive aud leave o den
ten minutes later than ut p~rcacu'.
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District court ned this morning
with Judge Brown OH the bench.
Tom Olirien and James Sullivan, M.
dlcted for housrhreItkinr, appeared IA
court md asked to withdrnw th.ir pl,a
" not guilty. Tie cont granted III, ir
request and the defendants entered 4
pirH ~ guilty. Saturday at q O'clock
was set fGr passing s]ertencr. The de-.
frudnuts were reminded Ia the custody
u the sheriff.
The list Of trial jurors wus Tia n called
and IA number excused.
Both sides %nnswcrct al, in the case
o! the Stnte ~. john Conway, charged
with housobrcaS NJ. \ jIrv wns soon
SECURED aud thr the trial was in 70.
grcAs at the noon adj NJ Hment.
All til" evidence was submitted this
Afternoon and the argument, WIS in pro.
2r"ss when this report closod.
The jury in the case at J, In Conwuy,
who entered II room ~ t,r CnmmrrciaI
Hotel aud stole II suit uf clothes md
Other article h%"'nBEInr to q Western
RACINE survey Or, brought in n rcTdict
of guilty "Wednesday afternoon. Sa,ur.
day at . o'clock wis set for pra f. ms
sentence.
The cHs" ~ the S:ntc VI. Leon nr,I and
WiuaT'. charged with breaking nj" the
section housr aud sTralipg II uumber ~
articles from a." Japs, was taken up
and "a jury secuted.
The evidence was all H. bcfrIr noon
today and the jury retired to c"ueidcr
their verdict. The our took II rec, ~
nntil the Jury returned u verdict
The jury returned u verdict Of guilty
At 1919 Tits a!tcrm"un Eud Saturday NJ
9"'ciock was st Tor passing nrutcrce.
INe "asr II tin State W. L,o Ruucri
charged with setting lire t" Yong 4
Miller stable IN Elko last July VII.
then called Hli the SELECTION of a jur,
WAS III progress when this report closed,
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y disputch from Sacramento regard
ing the sentencing Of Wm. WhOlen, the
Nevada promoter who WIS sentenced to
ten years at San Quentin for obtaining
money under false pretenses states he
WAC severely lCctured by ;lia court when
III part:
This whole thing was a frnud. Tho
mines were frauds and used to Griraud
wotncn and poor people some o. whom
had laid aside li;llr s,orcs of rmny to
help them wien old ege or some lis.
sicr overhrnl them. You painted pic
u roscatn htics to ticm aud lm'cd away
their savings.
az the mines Yen pretended to own
had been anywhere near as rich ne you
described them yni would not have
gone aruurd llm country pr,idlng
stock, bnt won't have placed tIom in
The hands OF "a, itlisD4 cnd mndn your
sell rich.
@Yours Is rtc - .he menuest ofTensos
a man CONT ~ i.roi uiI'y-tho swind-
inc AZ tor prur',. wi'i, st"rI; III aaited
miucs. one OF mi yctima, mn old
map named Ahrrn ,mi his pnvinRe Of
yrara lhkou FROM inr by ynn. This
thing must stop 1t worse than high.
way robbery. urNt moro respect
Tor q Highway iobu@r ti.au for a man
who goee aboni with M air %: opgpcct.
ability swindllhR poor people,
Assistant District Attorney iluslus
that he will press the other ,llnc
charges hanging over the head OF
Whalen.
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New i;Out" to SD-"IniIr.


h Southern Pacific announce. - that
'"@ rvirc !" TIA" "a init Vallry in
Dn": I"o with the fn8rwit" Valley
''h'lroHd ''"r"pnny. riii begin about
March irsi next.
Ih" eighty nj" stage lie will lie
done AVA! with. lhr npw cxtcrds
rom ''"tc'" f"ii' l" th" I"urdary 81
N"""'t" National Park. iwclv" miles
rom ne center NJ 'h" valley. Thence
o'or IA turnpike ,ltlrr M automobile or
Bt'Ee iIhc WIZ convey taS'rup crs quick=
!! !" ''' ""''I4' fhI''n Hundred men
are o al WORK n"i il' ingi rnil VIII be
''i' ny F'"'"nr! ''h whl
INC """ fa''""! II" 'hr M"ic"d ! liver
canyon "i 'Ir .c"hi' 'inc' 81 thr
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speaker Cnnu"n DtdE-d.

Speaker Cannon is supposed to To one
u OF the heavy gone az the Republic
can party. but he, no more than it,
most stupid recruit. can explain ava,
;hc outrageous injustices OF the Dmrley
lari!T. The f~ulinwnI is & correct re-.
port VI an Interruption to liis speech ~;
ltumIori Fails, Maine; Citizan--Mr.
Cannon. how ~ it hat the IRA ,tz sell
ih%ir goods cheaper in Europe than
they do herG?" Mr. Cunuon--Thnt Is
YOU name? Citil.n-"N, yer mini my
name. That doesn't matter. Answer
my question" Mr.. Crnn0u-~Do lou
WORK? DO you earn an honest liviuy?-
Ciiz"n--"Ycs, | work for the paper
company uP here thirteen hours u lay
for 90 ceuts." Mr.. Cunuon-AGunr our
TO Illinois and you can tinn e better
Job"
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Year Of Blood

Tho year 1905 will lont be fencnlu cr.
ca IN The home Of +. ". Tackoti, of Alli.
aOcr. Kf, "a q yea Of blood: wlticb
iiowci so 'ppiguRly from MIR. r)ictrl'a
'mnga l1' death Hcctned very near. Iio
writes; "SGvcro bleeding from .be lungs
and a ~friphiful cough brought me ut
deaths door, when ! began taking Dr
KING Now Discovery toS Consumption,
with The astonishing result that after
four bottles | was completely restored
and ne time haa proven permanently
Guaranteed Tor sore lungs,
coughs md collie, at Elko Drug Cos
drug etofc. Price SOC and al.00. Trial
tree.