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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23
stirrat 4 Miller. photographers.

SALE OF TIMER. w~ssh,ussoo. d q yu,v
=. lSB.-heoied Rtds MARRIED outside, ssEad
lint. sale sppaiestios. July %. lsnI, Pecos
alvsr. addressed 70 the Forester. Forest
toas1 ~inelnding tAs THIRTEENTH tIsshl day
Mh3RTEMBkR. io0A. for all meochAntxttedeAd
smher tsesnd'ns and DOWN. and all live
pnipcs marked Tor cutting BY forest 0Aicers
Y unsurveyed =. u NJ u kA. 10 The sanyoa
81 the south fork Of the 6allinaa River, Pscos
River Forest Reserve. New Mexico, estimated
p Y. OF red Dr.. ls.s : II b. NJ. al white sr.
s.aSltt b. y. Of Engleman spruce. and II. no
z D T.. q dead timber. ninre or Isss No
oid oI less than u per NJ. Il. B M. will be
company. each bid, Timber upon valid claims
exempted from sale. For further infarma-
ti',n and hoax Of ~instsuesioss governing
O.. santa H., " Mer. 4 X. cHITTESDEN.
Actin. Forester
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23
TWO CHANGES TO PLEASE THE
PEOPLE.

igs chanss-Aeous September tst
Ne will have our baking owens sniaso.
Cd % that ~ ean supply the many
demands on ~ for bread. cakes. pies
ard pastry. which will BE- delivered
fresh each day II your door. A. the
ssns time our delivery wagon will
carry leo creams and shsrbsts. - that
the public can b. served WITH any
quantity dssirsd.
2nd chsnss-Findino that the Pc.
pic In general desire . first eiass cafe
where they can order anything they
wish a nh timss u the day. No have
decided 10 ssrys meals only . u carte.
Or shers orders.
ossinaans August ann ~ will die
continue our regular meal bin o. ssrs
and you pay Tor only what Yen wish
10 order. Everything will b prsesrsd
and served In the usuat sirst eiass
manner. An outstanding meal tick
sss ean b redeemed In cash o. vsivs
sissn q our tables.
We will hsvs 5000 Coupon Tickets
Tor ss.so. and $50 Coupon Tickets
RESPECTFULLY.
BANQUET CATERING co,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23

Men looking for rooms should call
at the Y. n. G. A. and - those do.
lightfuily cosy and homeltke rooms.
Everything new. wen lighted and ven
tiiated. Mission finish. Mtssiou fur
niture OF weathered oak. Electric
lights. steam heat. hot and cold run
ming water. large closets. Shower
and tub baths, swimming pool. I'm.
nasium, library and gams room In
connection. Enjoyable companionship
with other men. Location ideal. Prices
reasonable. Only i few left Open
for inspection daily from Z Z. m. to
10 p. m. $50
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23
ON SALE AUGUST "a. a. Is.

Cheap Round Trip Rates to Points
In Illinois. Kansas. Michigan. Mime.
sofa. Missouri, Nebraska. North na-
kota, South Dakota, Tennessee, Wis
consin. Wyoming. Iowa.
Good until October 31st, 1906.
Further particulars given by calling
Phone 80, or nj Ticket Office.
DAN h. eAcHELoR,
Agent.
Stirrat a Miller. Photographers.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23

waF eligible - serve asasa tai team
Tt aawa sAa make ~ IT, Territorial
team M flfseea nsen Ill aease this
city I'm NusaAas fer ehw ~@a
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23

Behring's Is headquarters for gar
den hose. lawn mowers. and the bes
hatnmocks made. 400
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23

Try our new soft lump coal. Bril-.
liant. D. W. Condor. phone n. SIS
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There gill be- a special meet n
the woocmen hail this evening NJ 4
O'Clock. All members OF the erganl
zation are requested 10 b. present. a.
matters of importance will be- pre.
scented. by order OF the president.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23

BY an agreement with The Western
Union Telegraph Co. Advertisements
for the classified columns OF this
paper may be sent to The Optic office
without extra charge to you.
Ring q Western Union call boz. or
cali The Western Union by telephone,
and a messenger viii bring your want
ads TO us.
Rates. cents per line OF six words,
or 20 cents per line per week. .
All such ads must be accompanied
by the cash. I
The Western Union furnishes mes.
sengers for the delivery OF notes, par
GELS. invitations. etc. Mt low cost. S+sf
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23

Gregory's billiard tables are Away
In first class condition. 500
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23

The Sisters OF Ioretto In charge Of
Mount Carmel convent nj 6ocorro.
have concluded to discontinue taking
boarding pupils. but will continue To
conduct . fine day school ~ hereto.
fore.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23

Don't fall 20 attend the Ladies' IL.
brary association eachre party to-
night nj q quarter past eight sharp.
There will be dancing and refresh.
merits. 30 cents n ties:et including
all. 500
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23

iohben. piano tuning: colo. sss.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23
CRACK OF
ARMY KRA6S

lconaaaaea FRAN sxax@ ~
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23

THE night has a thousand I
. eyes, and 80 has the want I'D. I
. n you want to buy or sell m I
article. II you want to obtain I
, help or seek employment. II I
B you want 10 find the particular I
. person you are looking for q I
B an Optic want ad. u has a I
, Thousand eyes" I
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MORNING BUN DAIRY.

An account with the Plaza Trust and
Savings Bank win In time yield thst
golden harvest which 70 Justly rewards
industry. thrift and economy. SIT
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-23

Pictures framed to order at s. r.
Dearths' the undertaken. l0-cel
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stirrat a Miller. Photographers.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-31
9rnnosigentbnms : llsbsrtrasunssu.

Wilton 6. Wpsrs our6 Sheriff, an
gfene g. SObnfOn, BOT Is, Webssrs
Bart place aob., tpsftliGe settle bon
Gapitol abe., n6roli9 BON %. Str.,
49, 53.
gilbert g. 5ummsl an Samantha
8. Ouung, She'll bon Got 95, Doug
las part Nob., = Bel 1924 Sub,
uerbeFert. tpsfli4s Settle Der alabama
Str, nDroli9 bon rs. Ctr. s5050.
Marp Stinion on Carrie Brennan.
Sot 9, 9Oufon's Subj, Sbstl BON
6igblans parf slbb., 400 BET 145
Sub. psrbsf.rt, iiolide Settle Der 10.
Str, 6fli& bon Tacoma Abs. $1,000.
Natilba W. Sopp an Wiatam s.
6aHinas, Got 90, 8lods 8 uno 4.
8opp's @arosn plaee aoo., 40 bel 1872
CUB, pacant, tpealids Settle Der @raees
lamb abe., n6rbIi9 bon 81. Str. $3.50
@eorae M. Wttt an Robert o.
Batter, Got +, OssOoo's 3ueite Central
aoe. aoo.. 40 Bel 1915 SUB. psrbsi-
fert, psfli6e Settle Der 0eu Serfsp
Str, itoli9 bon 80. ctr. $4,000.
CHARLES Gsrger an 5reo Wiler
greuins Co., She'll Got 8. @Ouncil's
Subj. 8bsil aubsnlOt 159. 1872 BET
- 5ub, bsrbsRsrt. Sioisite Snoiana
abe., tpsfli9 BON Bright Str. $4,000.
@arren We2isrnan on benislbsn,
Got "a, Square IA. 6lst9srs Noro.
of abb., 40 BEL 140 SUB, Norowef-
gde 20. Ctr. uno Columbia @osnue.
$500.
philipp 6aud an Nnion 6. 6ob,
Got 3, @aRon's Suboipifon, 8beil
Der Butler @roDe Nooition, 80 BET 12O
CUB, berbeRert. Ohisits bon Cornell.
apsnue. nbroliG pom Is. etrabe,
$500.
Maria 9. Warolo an Sobann
5ranf. Got IS unb Der angren3en be
Streifsn. Srafs's &c. 1. Nooition, SO
bel 1870 CUB. berbeRert. StSieite bon
IL. StraBe. peitIi4 bon Wef Str.
$4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-31

Sn etner poIt5etfdtton
Repart's iu9te bieier Sage Der %
Sabre alte 4usuit 9srbart, Der an
CAB, erit DOR sinsm MDnat in @me=
rita gelanbet gu iein, I'm Gratli4e
9ilfe nu4, ba er bur4 gp6eu peraifz
tet lei. Cine pberfla4li9e nnteriu'
dung srsab, bab Der iunse Mann bic
Dabrbeit geipro4en batte. Gr puroe
na9 benz Stabthpipital ssianbt unb
bort b~ebanbeIt. @r eradblte ben
4erSten, bab er in Baltimore selans
bet unb ieitbem beftdnbtg auf benz
Marf9e setpefen fet. @r lei bon BAL
timore mad Nepart sesaHsen. Was
er tbun noble, penn er aus benz 6oz
ipital .%ntlafen lei, pubte er niat am
Sueeben.
SIM 6pr S1uffe BEL pos
toto ppint in Der Rdbe bon appleton.
@is., seidab neuIi9 Sonntass Elm
Ooppelunsliid. inbem apei 8riiber
ertranten. Hiharb, Qnton unb 5u>
bert 9enfel, Briiber, Gbparb Reiie
unb 9uitan goats tparen uuf einem
Ruberbopt ben SUB binaufsefabren
unb paren gerabe beim 1mbreben,
als ibr &abn umf9lus. Gbe man
CUR 9ilfe fommen tonnte unb befons
bers, ba bic nit ben Wogen &Gmz
pfenben fi9 an benz Boot feit5ubdlz
ten iu4ten, pobur4 Ri4arb unb
4nton 9entel bonn Gabrseus f9per
am &opfe setroffen purben. tparsn
bieie leBteren beiben e~rtrunfen. Die
anberen brei purben BON Grnft Start
ans ufer sebra4t.
Sin 10 SpiIlings<
paar, bas IN einem 3pif4enraum bon
48 Stunben geboren purbe, befinbet
fi9 in ben SGuslinss : Sntubatoren
in Oreamlanb, gonep Sslanb. Sie
beiben &inb4en iinb SD9terfsn Der
Grau Marb 2eonarb BON Manhattan.
Sas dlteite pog fnapp 10 unsen, aIs
les bur Welt fam, unb bas stpeit.,
peldes I'm 2 Sage finger 1T, ppg
&c llnaen BEL Der @eburt. Srau Marp
WeNultff, cine S9peiter Der Mutz
ter, erfannte, baB bic pinaigen &in>
Der unter sepDbnli4en 3uftGnbeu
ni9t leben fpnnten, unb tie fu9te bic
tdbtii6en InitaIten ab, fonnte aber
feinen plab fir Die Neusebprenen fin
ben. @9liebli9 bra4te fe bic Sim
Der mad Oreamlanb, unb bort muir
ben fie in bic Snfubutoren plaeirt.
gs mubte ihnen Sauerftoff eingeflOBt
perben. I'M tie am 2eben gu erhalteu,
Wie etns Srau ibren Mann,
Der jt6 aufsebdnst bate, bur9 ibre
Geifessesentpart ~rettete. pirb aus
Hetpdrt, g. g., bsri9tet. Soiepf
Sharp, Elm Sarmer in charlton, in
Der NGbe bon Mpurt 9olb. besaf
fid na9 elmer S4eune unb biue
ii9 on etnem Strid auf. Mls feline
Srau balb barauf bic S9eune betrat
fanb fie ben @atten nit benz Stride
I'm ben Gals in Der 9uft f3pebenb
Nd1h eRtf4lpnen, pddte tie Der
Mann umb fu9te tim in bic 90he 81
beben. Oa fe aber ertaunte, baB fl
Jpn alf bieie W,ie ni&t retten ton.
ne, lief fe tn bas 3aus unb te9rt'
raid nit etnem f9arfen Mefer gu.
rid, nit benz fK ben Strid bur4.
i4nitt, pprauf fe einen In Der Ndb'
tppbnsnben Mrat risf, benz es gelans
mad energii9sn acknowledgements
fuden Sharp pieber IN bus 2eber
au~riid3urufen. Ser Mann fon fet
! lGngerer 3eit an Melan4olk gelttter
L~k>r
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-31
= 2imheb.

Der Bug UNI 11:3O Abenbs Der Snbiana'
rolls 2osanspprt IDiuificn sebt mad gern
snffatt 2osansport.
Reu. ipssisIe 8sbienuns mad St. @asns.
-Sase nerIafien indianapolis UNI ZOO ano
HOO ubr gormittass unb 800 unb TOO
ubr Na4mittasS, MAIDEN bic Sabrt na@
1t. Dapne in 4 Stunben rno 40 geinuten.
Reuer Sus Rarion Slper 8erIdbt
Rarion TOO 8ormittass unb LOO Ha4'
uittaas; gerIdbt indianapolis Hoo gcrs
zittass uno 800 Ra9mittass, bait bios IN
anberipn rnb Mleranoria an.
Gnf&Iiebenbe 2inien errei4en DaptoH,
pbio, st. Dabne, S~untinstpn. Babaib,
Safomtaine, Spapsee, @reentotpn. Sartforb
gitp, Rentpsqisr, gluftpn, Nin9sfsr,
Union gitb, @reenSiae, D., mmb 3tpii4en'
kctionen.
Sra&ts unb gafasisrsD Office - Termina
Bartsimmer. SeIep9cn R 175.
Snotanapolis & Gafern.
ssmtteS !3ise fur. @i9mono unb allen
sumter in Dbio, tpeI4e perbunben ftnS NIT
neftrii&en 2inien, Jun $40 unb 11:10 gors
uriiass, 2:1O unb 5:1O Na4mittass unS
$40 abenbs. 2ocaIe 3ise fir Ri@monS
NIB Stpii9enfationen pon 500 nbr gor'
uittass an unb bann iebe Stunbe, ausse'
pmmen bic 2imiteb Seit, Bis 800 AbsnSs
ty:OO ubr Mbenbs ausselaHen). Setter Sus
sa6 greenfieIb UNI 11:30 nbr 4benbs.
indianapolis & Wartinsuiae.
Critic RprsensGar UNI $40 ubr Rorssns.
Damn pom $50 nbr Norsens iebe Stunbe
pis I1:3O nbr Gbenbs; ~aussencmmen bic
etunben $50 unb 1870 ubr MbenbS.
Snbianapolis Goal Srattion So.
sase Iaufen ftanbIi9 pom indianapolis
xa@ gIainfelb pon 300 ubr Rcrsens BIB
Hoo ubr 4benbs /; aussenontrten bic Stun'
ben 800 unb 1000 nbr bsnbs.
indianapolis & Nortbweitern.
Sise Iaufsn ftinbIi4 bon 800 nbr Rpr'
gems Bis 800 ubr Menos. Ani9Inb tn
lebanon fir 9borntown unSi. @rawforbsbiae.
Der Bug UNI 1000 nbr .albsnbs fd9rt Bios
bts nod lebanon.
Der Bug UNI 11:30 nbr Nbenbs fdbrt Biz
na9 Srantfort, Ani&lub in 2ebanon flu
grapforbspiue; berfsIbe fdhrt in Der Sonn'
tag Ra9t bios Bis nod 2afapette.
2imites Sise fir 2afapette fahren ab nm
$40 unb l1:10 nbr Rorsens, unb 2:10.
$40 Ra9mittass unb ITO Abenbs. Sa,
eratpforSspiae I'M .10:45 gormittass uni
&:25 Ra4mittags.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-31

= 2imiteb.
2osansport 6 9eru Dtptftcn.
carmel, RobIesSile, Gicero, Arcabia,
Htlanta, 9ipton, 8ofomo, Salpeffon,
Balton, ~2osansport, Rtarnt, Bunfer 9tu,
Berr unb Glppoo.
rs 90 8m. l 10 gfrl.
3 40 8m. 70 90 Sim.
~ 90 gn. 8 40 yfm.
10 0m. 70 90 ytra.
70 90 gm. B 40 Sim.
8 40 8m. ~ 90 gnt
Eli 90 8m. 2 45 Rr,.
IL 40 Ym. *9 90 Sim.
II 90 En. IL 80 Nm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-31
Snterurban Seit>S abeae.
3. u. z. Spifem.

j. u. =. Sgfet1.
Sa araft sonntas. ben 20. Rai 1867
Siise berIafen indianapolis.
Runeie G Marion Diptftpn.
sa~tprence, Sortpine, genbleton, anberion
Doritotpn, Runeie, Ribbletown, IIeranoria
eummitpiae, dartmouth, 9as Gttp, Sones
sero unb Narion.
4 90 gm. II % Rn1.
70 % 8m. Q 90 NnL
6 90 8m. *3 O5 Rm.
~ O5 gun. 4 90 Sim.
90 gm. 20 90 Nm.
% % 8m. 10 % Hn.
10 90 gn. 6 90 ytnt.
sl1 90 8nt. ~ % Sim.
*11 05 0m. 8 90 Sim.
IL 90 Ntt8s. *9 % Ru1.
IL 30 Sim.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-03-22

Tuesday. Justice Harlan granted the
stay and on Sunday telegraphed to the
judges In Tennessee of his action.
The court on Monday as a body rat.
liied Justice Harlan's action and the
Chattanooga officials were served with
notice of the courts decision The
people of Chattanooga received the
news yesterday afternoon and made
immediate preparations to lynch the
negro. The lynching was quietly car.
rled out, but there was much trouble
yesterday between the races.
Should the lynchers be apprehend.
ed 1t is difficult to predict what will
be the outcome. It is not improbable,
however, the court will ask the de-
partment Of justice to prosecute mem
bers of the mob on a charge of muir
der and waive the charge Of contempt
of the court The court. has supreme
power to prosecute for contempt of
it's mandate and there is no reviewing
authority. So the lynchers have. a
dangerous future ahead of them
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-03-22
DAVIS COUNTY STIRRED,
Continued from Page /

and an effort will probably be made
to show that the blood from the
wound ran downward toward the feet
although the body was found on the
side of little rise. with the head
downward, which would have allowed
the blood to go upward from the
wound toward the shoulders. The
wound was throue the heart.
Physicians Important Witnesses.
Physicians will probably be intro
duced to testify that such wound as
was inflicted by Whisler's bullet
would naturally cause instant death.
According to the story of the defense
Ogden turned and ran away from the
porch after he was shot and was not
seen again by Whistler. The prosecu.
tons theory is that he was shot in
the barn and died instantly. The bull.
let penetrated the left auricle of the
heart according to the testimony of
the examining physician before the
coroner.
Finding of the Body.
Whistler and his wife say that the
shooting occurred at about 10 O'Clock
in the evening. They arrived at the
home of Whisler's father soma two
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-03-22
EDDYvILLE.

Eddyville, March 20. - Mrs j. L.
Myrick entertained her Sunday school
class of the Bluff Creek Sunday school
at her home northwest of town Satur-
day night in honor of her nephew, Ed
Myrick, of Des Moines, who visited at
the Myrick home over Sunday. The
entertainment was appropriate to st.
Patrick's day. Games were enjoyed,
refreshments were served, and good
time resulted. About a dozen young
people were present. Harvey Rich
ards and Miss Mona Cox assisted in
entertaining.
The protracted meetings which Rev
Reeder, of Leon, has conducted at the
Baptist church the past two weeks
will continue this week. There have
been five additions, and three children
were baptised Sunday.
Harold Sturgeon spent Sunday and
Monday with his parents at Extra
Audubon county.
Miss Beatrice Gilchrist, of Oska-
loosa, who came down to attend the
teachers convention, has been visiting
her grandmother. Mrs. r. Vance.
! T. H. Bryan. state superintendent
of, sunday schools delivered an inter
5esting lecture ct the Christian church
Friday night A fair sized audience
was present He illustrated his lee
ture with sterecpticon views.
Miss Laura Beamer, OF Fluff Creek
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-03-22

insurance concerns doing business in
Iowa And the debate on the educa
tional board Of control bill brought
heresthe most powerful lobby of them
ALL It. is not charged that, improper
influences have been brought to bear
on any member, but they have been
buster than the bee.
The demurraget bill, which was de
signed to give the shippers chance
to ship their grains, ETC.. when they
need to ship it and would prevent the
destruction of the Independent grain
man, was defeated in the agricultural
committee with a small attendance
and notice was given that a minority
report in favor of its passage would
be filed. But it is doubtful if the mi
nority report will go through, though
there will be bitter and strong fight
on the. floor.
Board Of Control Bill Beaten?
The opponents of the educational
board of control bill declare that it is
beaten in the house. They expect ii
to pass the senate but they are Ger
tain that they will be able to defeat il
in the house.
The debate in the senate took on
some bitter features yesterday and in
many respects there has been much
bad blood with respect to the matter
Leon Brown.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-03-22

{
hours afterward and Whistler told his
parent that he had had some trouble
with Ogden and expected that the lat
ter had been badly hurt The elder
Whistler organized searching party
land returned to his sons home, where
the body was found at about O'clock
on the morning of Sunday, April 2.
County Attorney T. A. Goodson will
be assisted in the prosecution by At
torneys Henry Taylor and S. S. Car
ruthers. Payne & Sewers will conduct
the defense Whistler has been at lib
erty on $4,000 bonds and has been liv-
ing in Bloomfield having left the farm
where the tragedy occurred soon after
ward
Forty men are included in the panel
from which the jury in the Whistler
case is to be selected. This is sixteen
more than the. usual number.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-03-22
IMMUNITY A CALAMITY.
Continued from Page IL

| =. =
decide the case himself, one way or an.
other, without the Intervention Of the
jury
When the attorney general had fin
lshed the court took short recess and
the speaker went into Judge Gross
cups chambers to smoke a cigarette
and hold small reception. All the
! lawyers in the court room, including
those representing the packers, gath
cred around him to compliment him
on his speech. District Attorney Nor
rison beamed qualification, for, with
his chiefs aid, he felt the great case
was virtually won.
ThS attorney general spent the
greater part of the morning analysing
the act creating the bureau of corpora
lions and the interstate commerce
commission act, particularly in
regard to the immunity clause of
each. 1t was when he came to consid-
er the construction put upon the law
by counsel for the packers that he be-
came satirical and sarcastic.
''The presumption is that men are
honest said Moody in the course of
his speech. What do care about the
| fifth amendment to the constitution Of
the United States and what does your
honor care? Neither of us have any
thing that we wish to conceal. If
we abandon the path of rectitude, if
we strayed beyond it and began to
violate the law of the land and we
wished to get immunity from punish
ment for that violation it is no hard
ship upon us that we should follow
the pathway. marked out by, the sta
tutes-a pathway no more narrow, no
more difficult to travel than the path
way marked out for, the same evil do
er under the constitution of the Unit
ed States
Did Not Warn Government.
IF these men had warned the gov
eminent that they were INSIDERS, if
they had warned the government that
they were travelling upon ground
which they were privileged to with
hold, Their. they would be entitled to all
the privileges coming from the consti-
tuition and to every Immunity flowing
from the immunity act. But they did
none of these things"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-03-22

decide the case himself, one way or an
other, without the intervention Of the
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-03-22
Continued from Page ~.
no man should attempt to avoid his
share
Mitchell Pleads for Settlement.

Mitchell Pleads for Settlement.
In beginning his address Mr.. Mitch
ell declared the convention of miners
and operators was assembled under
what possibly are the most eXtraordin
airy circumstances in the industrial
history of the country"
When we adjourned in this city
more than six weeks ago. he said, "it
seemed to lis as it did to the entire
country, that a great Industrial con
f1ict was imminent So far as l know
each of these forces made great prep
arations for a great industrial fight
Fortunately or unfortunately as the
circumstances may develop, the Presi
dent of the United States interviewed
and advised that we make further eff
fort to reconcile our differences AS
consequence of his intervention, for
which. believe the people OF the en-.
tire country are grateful I'VE have met
today to consider not only our personal
and collective interests but also the
interests and welfare of this, our com
mon country"
The miners chief went on to say
that he had given much Thought and
consideration to the causes which led
to the separation six weeks ago.
Belief in Just Demand Confirmed Z
81 have tried to review the situa-
ton he asserted, mot SO much as a
miner, but rather as an official charged
with certain public responsibilities,
and after weeks of consideration am
convinced beyond the peradventure of
doubt that the claims made in this
hall before the miners are founded up
on facts of justice. believe the pros
perity of the country justifies the coal
--. . sssIs IN ASK i that they receive at
least fair share In the profits which
come from great indTStriar activity. /
believe further that these claims have
been confirmed by conditions since our
last adjournment.
sit may be that because of our en-
vironment or special training we are
unable to view the case impartially,
but we are willing to meet with you
representing the ownership of the
mines for the purpose of trying earn
estly and conscientiously to adjust our
differences"
At the conclusion of his speech Mr..
Mitchell, in order to place the concrete
proposition before the joint conven-
ton, moved the adoption of the scale
of wages and conditions which were
rejected by the operators at the for
mer conference in January. The scale
Is for an increase in wages of 121a per
cent, for a run-of-mine basis, for flat
diffential of cents a ton between pick
and machine mining; the exclusion of
boys under 16 years Of age from the
mines, and for an eight hour day.
This failed to carry, the miners vot-
Ing unanim ously in favor of the motion
and the operators as solidly against it.
Operators Offer Old Scale.
Chairman John H. Winder. for the
operators, completed the "cut and
dried" program by offering a motion to