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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
HOO HOGS IN
ANNUAL SESSION

OKLAHOMA CITY. Sept s-rbe
Hoo lIooa met here today In ma.
tlonal convention Supreme Rnafis
inmau. 0f Portland. ore. pfealded
At short session thia morning. No
contests have yet developed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
TRYING TO GET
ROCKEFELLER

.FtNnIsAY. O.. Sept s-Jndga
Banker today overrule5 the mo.
tioa TO qaash the information
aEaiast John ID Rockefeller In all
the STANDARD or cases Pleas ia
abatement wcre filed ia each ease.
These we're overruied. and the aa.
PENDANTS we're given until Tuesday
20 ftin new motions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
CAPTAIN HALL
WILL APPEAL

\ Y Hail viii not abide hy the
decision II Marine inspectors Turs
ner and Whituey. Who revoked
HALLS license az master Hall de.
clafrs that he viii appear before
Supervising Inspector Birmingham
IN San Francisco. in tho hops that
he vii BE- indicated Hall was IN
command Of the steamer Veshou
when she Fammed the steamer Buf.
ton on tho nixht ~ August ~. and
the inspectors took away bis license
on the ground that he IL lacking IN
the knswlsdgs necessary for n mas
ter 90 have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
Seattle . Boston
Copper Co.
- III n Solid Ore st Forty.
Feet Level.

UfkoHisH-Reporfs receiYed
= Eight from the Dutch Miller
- ms thar the shaft had reach
~ 3sp'A Of 70 feet and still held
nsecsFrite ore Of the grade
TT % the surface Experts
ne iAz' 4 Il safe 10 estimate al
~ tl9Slso9 worth % ore proven
IN Ne lass 80 days b. thls shaft.
sa<a he se-foo, lavef In reached
= comEaay will drift on the vein
! is'e-mlne the length u this I'm.
s-az<'F 'i<h ore BODY. People who
~ purchased stock IN this com.
= are In sight % handsome
fzHs fos enough work has now
= accomplished 20 Justify the
- Conservative mining engineers
Eating that Il IL a mine and
y Hos b. a large producer
u pon Be a large producer. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
BIBLE LECTURES.

AZ tho Pilgrim church. on broad
way. next Friday morning. MIS-
Amy = 3 Stacy will begin her
fo'irHo Of lectures. which will con.
iihue weekly until the holiday sea
son For her first subject Mrs
stacy hes chosen THE Holy Bible @
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08

Rev orfin Roe lenha. evangelist
and professor IT theology In Mendo
a eollcke. Illinois. viii preach At
the nfuoklsn A G. church. Fotty.
ftth %. and Eleventh ay. Sunday
morning First Adyoat church. atd
James. In the evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08

The bible spiritual society meets
la 4 a 4 " hall. 1923 First as 4,
near Nirelnia 81 SUNDAY ~ y
m. aud s p m. ReX 4. Nagel Eos
ter pastor and message bearer
Service at a. IA tach0ol al pas
eheiag1A Affirmation demonstrate
ing the power nt mind and lta pos
aialHiea. 70 canemds with mca.
saers aud readings Subject FOR the
evening a Heart to lloss, Talk. e.
also demonstration of spirit nnea
EuFr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08

freight except livestock and perish.
able commodities
The rum0r yeHterdaY was ~ the
effect dat the company would ron.
linue the order for another week.
bat this ~ denied BY the officials
of the company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
The Iheaters

can tour ms throwera ant nauipu
iat0rs g the heavy Roman battle
axes John " nYrare. the VINE"
face minstrel man. Margaret Nek
ton and Company. the musical ar
lists; Pete DunsNofth. the HlH-i
aud the moving picture machR
with new oomie studies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
Unitarian

nnyleston Avenue Unitarian
fehureh. corner nayisten aud Olive.
I Rev " u Slmonds. minister
Service and sermon AZ II a m
subject Danger of Soul Suicide =
SUNDAY school al 10 a IA Society
injecting at close Ut morning service
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08

ls satb ay Services n a M
and IS d IN. subject Matter
SUNDAY school g. m Testimonial
mrefiuH Wednesday evening. y
O'Clock Reading room Alaska
buildiug
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
ANS srAR TRIAL rstP.

,,t.i Trip II the steamer Lone
!, ball IN Taoema Coy y ~.
81 aneaa and Douglas, Alas.
4, tsks place In a few da4 S
~, - north AZ once ana VII
"A the run this winter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
Dance at Leschi
Park Tonight

Come cut 10 Lesehi Para tonlKhi
and spend the evening dancing
Wagnsr's Orchestra aud the finsst
dancing floor tn the Northwest
Dances gis~n In the bis pavilion. By
far the largest aud finest hall Ia
satfie s.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08

s1ssa. Rev y = Drake. pastor
nan~ TIE Great Victory q One
- - 81 whas i Your Life
Fssmnsf Sweiish. Rev John
avsH gsstor--il a m. The Cost
4 0Naia'mx Possession os True
HsqQssese SD IN. -p1ht Paid :
IA Nrvscss uiil Be haId IN the
kst nsE. soasksnss Seattle. sun.
~ ueninx Al : o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08

hsway. Rev. 5. X. Kirkwooi.
nsx-speeial services morning
- fzersax
Frx Hsx n a Matthews pas.
nF-El a m. The snFrendeY ~ All
l<zzs d ~ star % Bethiehsm. :.
|t1a fFhs cAnae Of Our moral
~ Nsslai Disease~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08

A. the hls dance at i.sachl Park
Psytli0n tonight No amusement
in ell the world equal ~ a dream
~altE on the new Michigan hard.
~oee floor 81 I.~zchi park Wagners
orchestra. Don't forget. tonight 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
BRYAN REMAINS
mon COMMITTAL

LINCOLN. Nsb. Sept s.--Bryan
Is resting at bis farm today He
refuses 20 reply 20 Roger G. SUI.
van. lie says. i may discuss u
later, but not la an Interview"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08

4 asrks Rev. J ?. u. ilwyi.
ntr--il 4 m. ~Thn song VI =
80 LA m. Sell Sacrifice
4 eHslss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08

Not over 6 0oe shares AZ
this price 90 any one per-
son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
SUNDAY TOPICS


= "a, Myron " HAYNES,
- ia M. sVlsl0na p N
ra'lsz -. h Nayhollo Rissart
49,. s,s ar rhlrd as and Cedar
~. eeo Robert Cairns pastor
=. ewasAing The Disciples.
=. ian ~nflyius Like lehu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08

Opera Company Closes.
With tuntghta performance TIE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08

1000 shares. cash $4,000
5000 shares. cash t3.2so.oo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
rAE OPPORTUNITY OF AlIEErIMH

want 70 Eike ssefs man ard woman chance 20
IN Win THE Tot make millions
tie rtnekhodefs cat -. thta aatsut
The stock viH b. sold the square. There will be
no horua posus ah1ut preferred stock. nor
ax other schsme trick sripke by which anybody
be froEen cut.
Every dollar Invested viii represent hundred cents
Of the heHf sek EyvFy share N be exactly like
ether share The profit every share DO he
a. he Profit ever ether share In short there viii
be nothing bu, deal al around
have made lifelong reputation for square deal
inr viii personally II every Ntockhaiaer
gets square deal this. This stock IL FUZZY paid
nou-anHeNasbte
IL order 20 make ~ possible for usua
II got Ia With thls bis deal decided %
the stock until sept 18th only following prices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
Ne Mar On Earth Ever
Lest . Penny Ne in
vested With Ne.

II so. I win make Il
good.
Nrxt I Invested the
Railway Car Telephone
System II - system
by which passengers or
train crews can tsie.
phone from atili or NOV
Ing ears anywhere the
Same as u seated IN an
office II IL = more per-
feet - stem IN operation
than any other teie-
phone you ever saw.
This L. on the road
ioiuarsf millions faf the
n ltHffsnfffrra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
My Patent Will Double the
Capacity of Any Motor

] never made an un-
suecessfui invention NY
first Invention was the
electric Tan just a. II 81
run all over the country
81 hot weather I dlfn't
get q patent on ~. bat
see shat a tremendous
success II inf
! next Invented tho
Trolley Car System. Just
a. IL IL run today 4
made u perfect aud
auecenHfui right from
the start ~ has never
been improved since 4
Invented a. Look at the
millions OF money u has
made for the stockhoia
err The stock u the
trolley manufacturing
companies sold bsiou ts
cents q share tn 1884
and 1896 Poor fnsn
could buy that stock
then. Thousands Of them
ava buy Il. and every
one who held unfe e il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08

THIS rs MY GREATEST INVENTION
Sow have invented something hfsKer and greater
than either Of the above II s called the Btdwcil cold
Motor u IL guarantees not 10 burn and j. exactly
the Kind % motor the steam railroad have been
looking faF. II viii change at the railroad aYa-
electric roads berausa win be cheaper
20 than steam ard be faster and more
safety than any present method
The drawback the railroads have had In chang
ING 20 eetfetfy hiss been fhst
made be lie miles 50 miles hour WITH
aut burning out. u would melt the very wires
~ using tho Rldweli cold Motor a train
BE- from New York To san Ffanet~oo without stop
the rate = 80 20 40 miles hour
and without a hteh
Besides running Tester. they would be safe and
thar steam. cost less - operate. aud would
longer than ether motor known
The fHfwei Cold Motor the greatest invention
since Invented the tFlisf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08

And this IL only few. safe marer than lie tn
ufenes o. trust sseeks Az shs advance has been
n ten years ara lees
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08

slties % the Twentieth Century This stock already
iaksa five Juu,ps Nav is the time buy u viii 20
higher Ia few days The profit H Yaurs Don't speeu.
lae@insest Here you have Necessity Look at this
lsi helaN. EvsfS Of these peppv made fortune
BY suupgtnE necessity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08

p. o. Order Registered Letter.
SPECIAL TO ELECTRIC MEN AND mANUFEc-
TuRERs
We prepared To accept your orders IN oui
factory, where 10 employ 100
people. We manufacturing the BidWsn Cold
Motors We taking orders Geld motors and cold
generators for and ineandeaeent lights guarantees
not "a years Also sef-e0olinR motors
aud generators guaranteed 10 burn for three
years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-08
Be Safe and Sane Investor and Get
as Much as This Stock as Your
Means Will Allow. II Will Pay
You a Life Income in Handsome
Dividends.

Mors money MAD. every day by good judgment ir
investing money than by all the labor and IN tbs
country safe and shrewd Investments in this stock viii
make fortunes.
vii rich No did
Every thik world who big money got q
either BY speculation investment Speculation Is IN
safe You chance lose than do TO make
Investments right other Make safe invest
aud II il TO bring you returns.
Don't hesitate about this stock II 10 absolutely SAT-
nd sur
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-04-12
THE CLANS GATHER
An Interesting Report Of the Romp
Convention

The following from the Reno Jour
nal indicates that the Rump party
is displaying considerable activity
this year. The report says:
There was quite an attendance we
understand at the Rump party gather
ing at Tonopah. From visitor, who
had been chosen as a committeeman,
but who. it was discovered. was not
citizen, we gathered that more
largely attended and enthusiastic ses-
sion CT the Rump party never sat to
be sat upon. Among others present
were Charley Mack, Eugene Howell
and Mack Bonnifield, Charley Howell
Eugene Mack, Mack Howell, Charley
Bonnifield and Mac Mack. It is con-
fdently predicted that these names
will be augmented at the tate con-
vention by the addition of a janitor,
whose name could not be learned be
fore we went to press, but WHO has
promised all three members of the
Rump party that he will be naturaliz-
I ed in time for the next election
! In case the party receive no more
! converts thy will put text II the
field just the same and as there are
: more places on the ticket than con
verts of the party some of these PEG
pie will consent 10 accept two nomin
! atoms. Even if a man was beatel
it would be a pleasure for him to Sc,
HI meme n two CT possibly three
places On the State ticket
I AS long as Senator Nixon pays tn
printing bill and will stand for poster
printed in both red and blue tn
expense account is not worth consid
ering. He has also agreed to
reasonable amount of fireworks prt
vided Mack runs for u s. Senator
The rumor that Mack is already stud!
ing speeches made by Nixon is nc
yet substantiated.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-04-12
"ChatWit," by Phil MIQheis

The new book of Phillip V. Mighels
of this city has been issued by Har-
per Bros. 1t is a whimsical work for
children called "Chatwit. the Man
Talk Bird The scene is laid in Ne
vada and the hero of the narrative is
a tame maybe that has learned the
intracacies of human speech and then
escapes to the open to be tabooed and
taken to task by the wild denlzens
of the sagebrush. who subject him to
a court martial for being somewhat
smarter than his neighbors. The
story. while written for children has
a fascinating interest for grown peo-
pie and is full of quaint illustrations
by the author A-sS1u
1t deals with every bird, beast and
reptile Of Nevada and from some
standpolnts is interesting to student
Of natural history. <-s,,-ss i
Nothing Of Nevada animal life from
horned toad to an eagle is omitted
from this delightful narrative and
habits and characteristics of each
shows careful study.
They talk the human language and
do politics with the master bird the
maybe always on top and doing busi
ness at the old stand The book has
already reached it's second edition.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-04-12
Ship Freight Down Bio Canal

For the benefit Of the settlers who
are taking up lands in the Carson
Sink, the great Truckee>Cars0n irri-
CATION canal, extending from Derby
On the Truckee river to the Carson
river, over thirty miles away. has
been converted into q commercial
canal as we'll. Last week several large
lumber RATS were built at Derby and
are now being foated to the construc,
ton camps and other stations upon
the canal. A number OF residents of
the section who have lumber consign-
ed to them have ordered it unloaded
at Derby from which point it will
be hoated down the canal
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-04-12
THE BLACK HORSE DISTRICT
Gold Assays Are Received That Run
Over 81 900 to the Ton

Sensational in the extreme are the
latest advices received in Ely concern
ing tn rich gold strike recently made
in the Black Horse district, near Os-
ceola The first reports which reach
ed here after the discovery had been
made public were sufficient to cause
the gold fever to rage IN the blood OF
those who keep their ears close to
the ground to catch the first rumble
of a new mining excitement.
Startling as were those first reports
the reports that have been brought
into Ely within the last few days by
responsible mining men who have Wis
tied the district, have made them look
tame in comparison.
The ledge which is on the contact
Of lime and quartZite forma lions, out
crops on the surface for distance
from ten to one hundred feet and car
ries values in gold ranging from sa36
to s1,456 to the ton the entire dis
lance.
Development work is being prosecu-
ted on the Black Horse sId San Pedro
claims which are on the same ledge
about 5000 feet apart, and while but
little depth has been reached or
either claim as yet, the ere in the bot
tom of the shaft on the Black Horse
claim is peppered with coarse GOLD
which does not require the aid of {
! ma gnifying glass to be seen. Scarce
! ly piece Of ore can be found in thu
/ bottom of the shaft that does no
/ show free gold. No assays have beer
made on this ore. and it is Impossible
! to cen approximate its alue. but i
is safe to say that it will run wei
! into the thousands. An open cut i
! being run on the ledge on the SCI
/ Pedro claim and the ore is fully a
rich as that found in the Black Hors
shaft and improving with depth
White Pine News.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-04-12
The Derrick Coming Down

The State well derrick is now being
dsimantled and in few days the
structure will be ready to ship. 1t
will probably be purchased by some
parties in the Eastern part Of the
State who are going to test the plan
of watering land from the under
ground reservoirs of water which un-
derlie this State Many people are
disappointed by reason Of the we'll not
giving an artesian flow OF water. The
well is down in the vicinity Of ave
hundred feet feet and the upward pres.
sure of water from that depth lifts It
within ten feet of the surface With
the new air pumps now being used
in deep wells it is possible to pump
this water from near the bottom OF
the we'll *-c s~.~.-.r rra.-
Under these conditions the supply
may be considered well nigh mex
haustable. ,,a
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-04-12
THEY JOKE IN RENO
The Reno Gazette .iso Responsible for
This

While the clerk of one of the lead
ing hotels of this city was looking
Ger the register this morning he saw
the following entry: 'sMr ". 8. R.
hoffman AID wife, Ncrffom, Mo- on
the big book He Remembered seeing
the man and woman enter the hotel
tn night before and had thought at
the time they were bridal pair.
The clerk happened to be from
Missouri and when the young mau
entered the hotel office in the morn
ing the clerk started conversation
with him and stated that lie had new
er heard of the town of Norfrom in
Missouri.
Just at this moment the young
woman entered the hotel Office with a
suit case and approaching Mr.. Not.
man said Come dear, ii is tin O for
Our tram" Dear laughed ,ben walk.
ed to the desk and w",itino something
on paper manuel it to the clerk, say
ing, IF yov will read this you will
see the currect reading OF the entry
on the register. The clerk picked
UP tn paper and read:
MIR. W. E R. hoffman and wife
! nor from. Move are not man ant
wife, nor from Missouri
The joke was on the clerk and ever,
one in the office quietly went to tn
barroom with the red-faced hotel MAJ
| while he paid for the drinks.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-04-12
y. S. Court

Judge .Hawley held brief session
Of the United States Court yesterday
at which the following business was
transacted: a -
The case Of BrothertOn VS.. Fraser
order leave to file amendment to
bill Of complaint. ~
' Nash VS.. Macnamara-order to re-
.
mand to state court argued and ia
ken under advisemeut. W.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-04-12
TO THE SCENE OF THE STRIKE
Another Contingent of Fortune Hunt
ers Are OF for Cooney's

erS Are OF TOR NooneyS
The main topic of conversation yes
ferday was the reported strike at
Cooney Springs, near ChurcnilI sta'
ton, and all days yesterday and last
night parties were Quitting to 60 in
TO the new country and get in on some
of the good things that are reported
as being handed out in that section.
Yesterday mornings train carried
a number from outside towns who
had heard of the find and were anx-
ious to get in on the ground floor"
No direct news of the new strike
was received here yesterday but it
IS expected that information will reach
here today as some Of the parties
who were first to leave are expected
back. There seems to be no definite
information as to the real locality OF
the few bonanza other than that &c
lies in the country adjacent to Chur-
chill and many who have left will
probably never reach the real camp,
as has been the fate of many who
were the fist to rush out from the
Comstock and vicinity.
Last nights Virginia Chronicle mas
the following:
!, George Hester and William Moss
returned last night from a visit to
mining locations owned by them in
the range of hills about fifteen miles
northeast of the Comstock. The OBJ.
ject of the trip was to ascertain
whether the new ore strike in tina,
direction was in the vicinity Of theil
claims, but they failed to find the
locality of the new strike. Another
man who left on q saddle horse yes
terday on the same errand also failet
to find any trace of the new camp.
Men have been sent out fully equip
Jed with instructions to find the new
camp and locate claims. Warden Con
sidil.e let today in the same objec
IL. view with a companion familiar
with the region where the strike il
supposed to have been made. 1t i
said that sixty prospectors from
Southern Nevada points left the Nc
vada and California train at Churchill
last evening for the purpose of locat
ing claims in the new camp, they ha,
ing been advised to drop everything
and come there at once by the dis
Thre are several stories current a
to the locality X the new ore strike
One places il at a point five mile
northwest of Garavanta's wood ranc
and another eight miles north ol
east from Siegel district. AS tn
country is being secured by hors,
men and prospecting rigs in ever
direction the sceLe of the discover
viii be definitely located before tn
close of the present week.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-04-12
RsiItosd is e,inaheuse

Work IN the railroad from Wads-
worth to Olinghouse is to begin next
week and twenty-five stamp mill
will be built at the former place.
There is said to be 100000 tons OF
ore blocked out in the Green Hill
mine at Olinghouse IN
Fishing is said to be fine on the
Tfnekee and the banks are lined daily
with lovers of the sport.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-04-12
Letter From caranie

To the editor of the Appel
Dear Sur. am anxus to intruduse
my nu sisstem Of spelling by sound
in karson. | wifi Civ to millun dol
lars to the Karson publik skool ii
they will raze an eowal sim and
kal the skeel after me.
Yours as ever for spelling re.
Yours as ever for spelling reform,
-ati r ,.-...-.-,, i A.. ,CARGNIE
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-04-12

Asoesss6n - O.io. cesst
lFiere win be. xssatau of the ~
A.tsS. Court -s-a->lssA1i-e f~soErHk11Ezynses
IN, IS oSasfhtssa -.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1906-04-12
Seriously III

J. Glanxmann. secretary of Ormsby
Lodge No. 4. A. o. U. w. is quite
sick and 10 not able to leave his
home Anyone desirous Of seeing him
particularly members Of the Workmen
lodge who wish to pay their dues
will find him at 3OS, 18th ST., between
Nevada and. Division. 81