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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-07-19
Wool Market
Still Unchanged
BUYERS ROLL UP THEIR
BAGGAGE AND SLIP AWAY
Contention Between Buyers and Sellers
OF Humboldt County Wool Clip Givcs
No Evidence of Being Settled and
Buyers Depart.

Because the sellers of Wool are OBJ
durate and Will not concode to q 70
duct-on of 2 cents per pound in thu
selling price of their wool, the buyers
WHO have located in Winncmucca du
ring be past week, yesterday packed
up .rl departed.
One of the buyers, T. w. Callahan
Just Leivic ne took The train cast, IS
tes,lay efterncon, said in an intersi.x
with Silver Safe reporter:
"t''iel orders from tho house / ar.
rot in 20 it;on to eff>r more than IL
to IL cents Il pound. In my opinion it
IS unwise N the part of the wool own
ers to Lo.d out for tho price they have
st. Nevada wool, p-rtcu a ly West
orn Nevada wool, is worth less per
pound that the wool in Utah and Cal
IL MIA. 1t is dirt er ard contains more
grease. My osGe were to buy thit
wool if it would be scld at the price
set The wool ow1ers arc not willing
to sell, and all that is left for me e
do is to journey on to other folds.''
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-07-19
THEY HAVE'NT
STOPPED
YET
AMERICANS TAKING PART IN
CENTRAL AMERICAN WAR
President Roosevelt and President
Diaz Are Both Working for a Ces
satio1 Of Hostiltics-Hoaduras Ii
Ready to Quit-Fighting Going On

WASHINGTON, July 1s.-D.spatch
es TO this government from its diplo
matte re2r, ,s-n a.ives in Honduras
San Sa.vadcr ard Guatemala today say
nothing about fghti4 G. Minister Mer
ry says he is in negotiation with tn,
Salvalorean authorities in an effort t.,
stop hostil.tiss. NJ INSTR Brown
Guatemala says Honduras has agreet
to cease fighting as soon as Gautemals
wilhiIows her troops. 1t is believes
with Roosevelt aLd Diaz 10th working
for peace the war cannot last ling. A,
the same time ual. ss the offer of me
diation on the part of Mexico and tn,
United States 10 settle the dispute be
tween Salvador and Honduras on TIL,
one hand and Guatemala on the othe.
soon ace ped al OF the Contra
Armenian rSplb.ic are lik ly to he i'll
VOWED in a war that WI. prove disas
irous to them. The combined forces o.
Salvador and Hoaduras are attacking
III main army Of Guatemala and tn.
fighting has been in progress for tn
last two days with the advantage o.
the part of the attacking force so fla.
at least, inasmuch as the Guatemalal
army is fighting a rear guard actor
and is s.ow.y rc.rcat.ng before the en-
emy.
Nicaraugua, it is reported, has issue'
a warning TO Guatlm that If she
does not respect Niearaguan t,rri.or,
that ration will soon take hand il
the strife.
Owing to the total lack of commu
nication dcta Is of the fgating are SOY
In arriving.
II is genora.ly lel.eved here tha
the gov, rnments OF Mexico and tht
United States WI soon le abe TO fore
the b.lligererts to cease fight: 6 an'
sui nit al of the points at dispute t
an international court of arbitration.
1t is reported here that Am, rican'
arc fighting on Lo.h sides of the con
tes., the warr.ng nations having With
the last few moths tak>n mo tleil
service many Americans who have see
service in Cuba and Porto Rico durini
the Soanish-Ameriean war.
Min.s.er Merry cab.es today tina
Honduras and San Salvador have mad'
an alliance supposed to lie for defense
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-07-19
Wreck on Santa re.

RIVERSIDE, CAL, July 1S-A west.
bound Santl Fe over and fr, light was
wrecked at Casa Blanca this mor ing.
Engineer CTS Fl her had his left leg
broken and an unknown tramp was
dec p.tatd. A dozen cars were de.
mcIshel. al
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-07-19
SEE THEIR
FINISH
NOW Is THE lime TO PROTECT
THE LIFE OF YOUR DOG
Annual Dog License Due and Payable
at Tie sheriff's Office Without Delay.
/: Means Death to the Canine With
out Licerss Collar.

Vow is the time fer every good ma
l., eene to the aid of his dog. The an
npal dog license is DUE 1t was due OF
the 1st of Ju.y, but Deputy Sheriff
Mu Ter, WHO has tn work among h 4
duties up thee at tie sheriff Is oIce
WIS away atcut the Isl of Ju and tn,
cog days wire postponed until he re
turn. d. He is back now, AID if ia.
CANNES on the street col-d read til
,hoIghts ass rg through his mind the.
void fee from m, as tie small bo,
fees from tie cop a-t>r tie clrfew ha
sounded.
Down in Reno the t.rror of unicens
cd dogs is a man by the name of Scales
Lurirg certain seasons of the year NJ.
.oca-es is v,ry luy man. His atte.:
lions are d.v-d d letween ca turin,
str.y CogS and answering COM ylaint
fled AGAINST hin by ir-te OVERS
.ogs watch he has captured. Every TN.
Lee nsed deg which Mr., Sca-es captures
me ans percentage money to him, ant
as result Reno is kept quite free from
homeless canines. While there is 10.
: percentage att clod TO the dog-catch
iag business in Winnemu ca, and Will
ii there were, b. cause of the few Ii
{. mes, no profit to speak CT would az
uue taere.rom, yet the Goaghy dcpl
iy sheriff Intends to c-can Winnem ace;
CT s.ray dog as tlcro ghl.y as Scale :
tie pound man has Reno.
Tomorr~w the fun begins. Deput,
Sa,r.h Mu.lrr WI SOY any offending
deg and his fr-t liou.eLant, Short,
u, own, will ge- ty drop the lasso ~.
as head. H1wli G a-d squ rming u.
cap ured cog wi / he carried to tn,
pound and there h, Id 70. tws nty-feu
houIs. Ii at the ED of that time Il.
friend in need appears a pistol Si,.
will rirg OFT, and Cog VII have ,on,
to 81 ep for a lorg tine.
The p:s oil ems to be the most ei
.oc-ive way of speeding the life ,f Al
unredsem dog to another realm
here was time oEce wien justice
Robins ondeavored to institute / NOR,
HARMLESS m taod.
Work at the bench naturally en-
g6nder5 in a man a sympathy fer tn
o. G ho has come under the strong arn
+; lie law, and Il may te chat 10
This fson the ,r6go endea -orcd I,
iasti.ut, q tloodl,ss and lns "a n.
20 the dog VIII sc lives hal 5e.n ir
fe,.d. 1T ary rate big bottle of ch'o
r, form was procured ard canine wht
had Teen sentenced to death was
brought out. A struggle Logan which
la ted Tor half an hcu', at tie end OF
wa ch tim the Cog lay gu g ~, taking
the anesthotic, but the caloroforn men
Judge Rollins and Deputy Sheriff
Mu.,er were exhausted.
5 nee then the le~d n billet has, il
the mind of the Judge, been a hishl,
sat sfactcry means of execution.
But all this to wara the Silver State
reaGcrs that it will take cash outlay
! of Sc to keep the deg another year.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-07-19
Agency Established With Peoples
Store.

We are agents for the famous Wal
ter A. Wood moving machines-tnc
hast machine in the market. We have
them in stock. Cali and evamire then
.na be convinced. jyl7wl
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-07-19

We are showing as fine lire of boys
and girs' shoes as ever came "osef
the pike Come and see them at the
Peoples Store. jy17wl
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-07-19
Arrivals From Golcoada.

H. L. Shepherd and wife were arriv.
as from Col o. da yet rSay. They
regist cred at tho Winemucca.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-07-19

Canvas gloves! Just TIC thing TO,
this hot We athcr. Two pair for 25c at
the Peoples Store jyl7wI
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-18
By William Jennings Bryan

ference between negative harmlessness
and positive helpfulness. and Christi
anlty could well afford to rest its case
against COnfucianism on the compari-
son of these two doctrines.
In the Analects of Confucius the
phOlisOpheT is asked: rs there one
word which may serve as a rule or
practice ior all ones life2" He was
answered; rs not reciprocity such a
word p Here we have the doctrine OF
selfshness as plausibly presented as il
will ever be again Life is described as
"a balapcinS of favOrs. a nice calculation
of good done and good received. There
is no suggestion here of a heart over
flowing with love. no intimation of
blessedRess 10 DE found in giving
AT another time some one asked Con
fuciuS: What do you say concerning
the principle that injury should be
recompensed with kindness" He re
piled: With what then viii you rec
onoense kindness? Recompense injury
with kindness" In reply to another
question. he goes so far as to charge
that one who returns good for evil. is
= man that is careful of his person. -
EOW different these preCepts are from
those OF the sermon on the mount
Christians are accused of failure TO live
up 10 the high local presented by Jesus.
and the accuse ton is just, and yet.
although the Christian nations fall far
short of the measure which they them
! selves recognize, although processing
Christians reflect but imperfectly the
rays which fall upon them from the suR
of Righteousness. they are leading tEe
world in all that is enncbjing and W
lifting. and China gives silent recogn
ton to the superiority of the western
ideal in every reform which she ur-
deTtakeS-
Copyright. 1906. by Joseph 3. Bowies
I-Copyright in Great BriJain-AH rights
reserve D
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-18
WANTED FURTHER ORDERS.

Senator Tillman was accusing a po'-
ital leader of OverDearinG, arbitrary
methods.
He goes too far" said the senator
He is like the militia captain Ihey
used TO have in Concord
This man came to Concord with
war record. and got a captains APP
Dointment in the militia.
He was a martinez. The tirst day
he reviewed his company he examined
every hair on their heads, every button
On their coats. II was an ordeal for
them.
ION the whole the captain was pleas
cd with his inspection. One thing dis
satisfied him, though His men all had
clesn-shaven upper lips. Some had
side whiskers, some had mutton chops,
some had COATES, some had patriotic
chin boards. There was not one VINO
had a mustache-
1.-The captain cOmplmented his com
parv in a short speech, and concluded
by saying;
only one thing is lacking to make
4 crack manufacturing company of
I want every man
lack of you to raise a mustache-
AT this order the men looked at one
another. and a young farmer, stepping
ont from the ranks. saIuted and said;
What color will you have them,
eiro'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-18

has here done its perfect work and
cannot reasonably ask for further
trial; the philosophy of the sages has
also been shown impotent for the har-
monious development of the threefOld
man. China has followed an ideal and
followed it with a diligence rarely eK
hibited. but that ideal has been weighed
in the balance and found wanting.
1t is often said in defense of Con-
fucianism that its founder gave to his
disciples the golden rule, stated in its
negative form, but too little emphasis
has been given to the difference be
tween the doctrine of COnfucius, DO
not unto others as you would not have
others do unto you" and the doctrine
of the NaZarene. wv whatsoever We would
that men should 90 to you, do ye even
so To them" There is a world Of diff
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-18
THE AVERAGE MAN.
Chicago Tribune.)

The average man is the man of the mill,
The man of the valley, or man of the
The man at the throttle. the man at the
plOw-
The man with the sweat of his toll on
his brow,
Who brings into being the dreams of
Who works for himself. and for me and
for you.
There is not purpose, a project or
But rests on the strength of the aver
age man.
The growth of a city, the might OF a
Depend on the fruit OF the toll of his
hand.
The road or the wall. or the mill or the
Call daily to him that he furnish his
The pride of The great and the hope of
The toll II the tide as its Gibbs to ana
fro,
The reach Of the rails and the countries
Tell what is the trust in the average
man.
The man who, perchance, thinks he
labors alone,
The man who stands out between novel
and throne,
The man who gives freely his brain and
his Drawn,
Is the man that the world has been
buiided upon.
The clang of the hammer. the sweep of
the saw.
The flash of the forge-they have
strengthened the law.
They have rebuilt the realms that the
wars overrau,
They have shown US the worth Of the
average man.
So here's to the average man-to the
one
Who has labOred unknown on the tasks
ne has done.
Who has met as they came all the prob
lens of life.
Who has helped us to win in the stress
and the strife.
He has bent to his toll thinking neither
Of fame,
Nor of tribute, nor honor. nor prize.
nor acclaim
in the forefront of progress, since pro-
greSS began
Here's a health and hail to the aver
age man.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-18

The Chinese have their amusements,
one of which is the theatre. We at
tended one theatre in Pekin and found
the room crowded with men, it was q
cOmmOdious hall with a gallery, but
the stage was not relatively so large as
in Japan. The acting reminded US
more of the American stage than did
the Japanese, but the scenery was ex-
ceedingly SCanty. The audience eX-
pressed itself in approval or disap-
prevail with a great deal of freedom.
We found a sport in China which We
have not heard of elsewhere, viz, quail
fighting. These little birds are matched
against each other as fighting cocks
are in the Spanish countries. One
American told US of a fight between
cockrOacheS. These combats. as well as
those between the qUails. give an op-
pOTtunity for betting vice which pre-
walls in the Orient as well as in the
OCcIdent.
There is one kind Of bird contest
which involves neither cruelty nor
bIOOdShed. although the element OF
gambling is also present in it. 1 refer
TO the singing matches between larss.
The Chinese are very fond of birds and
one cannot 20 upon the street without
seeing men carrying bird cages. The
BIRDS are aired much as pet dogs are
exercised in our country. The favorite
singing bird is the lark, and these are
entered by their owners in contests.
considerable sums being often placed
upon a bird. The award is made by the
birds themselves, one after another
cOnfessing defeat until but one song
ster is left upon his perch. The winner
is quite exultant. while the others show
the superstitiOns so widespread in
China. There is one form of super
stitiOn which has interfered with both
as much humiliation as a Chinaman
who has lost his face, and viii not aft
eTward sing.
In another article / have referred to
religion and commerce. The natives
have for centuries been the victims OF
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-18

sorcerers and fortune tellers who, pro-
Tossing a knowledge of terrestrial and
celestial forces style themselves
'Fungshui' doctors and make a Iiv-
ing by selecting lucky burial sites.
fOreteliing the future, etc. There are
certain spirits which are supposed to
preside over certain places, and any
change in the conformation of the
ground is thought to anger the spirits
A railroad cut or fill Is sometimes OBJ
jected to for this reason, and a church
spiTe is, in the opinion of the super
stitiCUs. liable to endanger the peace
and safety of q community However.
commerce is extending in spite of the
spirits and the Christian religion Is
gradually making Roadway against
superstition. At Picking I attended
morning service At the Methodist
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-18

church where some 600 Chinese men
and women listened to a sermon in
their own language delivered by an
American missionary. On Thanksgiv-
ing day we ate dinner at the Presby-
terrain mission, and during our travels
through China met a number of minis
tiers, physicians and teachers. They
ali testified TO the stimulus given to
the spread of religion by the fidelity
shown by the Chinese Christians dur
ing the Boxer troubles Professor
Isaac T. Readland Of the Methodist
university ct Peking, has published a
volume entitled Chinese Heroes" in
which he gives a number of in
stances of cOnsecTated devotion on the
part of the Chinese to the Christian
faith. and why should not China be
2 promising miss or field? Buddhism
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-18

that your hand cannot get any further
The cat IS said TO have nine lives but
IN this country it seldom needs them all
because OF the presence Of Christianity"
An English clergyman was absent from
his pulpit one Sunday morning recently
and raw cUrate preached in his place.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-18

On his return the clergyman
learned that the substitute had given a
deplOrably bad sermon. Wishing to dis
cover the curate's point of view, he
asked him how he had got en-.
oh, very well replied Il was not
able 10 get sermon of my own ready
in time, so 1 used one of yours
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-18
LITTLE YARNS.

very young essayist wrote in an ex-
animation:
The cat is square quadruped, and has
four legs at the corners. If you want
to please the animal You must stroke
IT on the back If it is very much pleased
IL sets up its tail stiff like a ruler, so
The daily tribune., 1906-11-22
PASSENGER TRAINS COL
LIDE KILLING FIREMAN

Pueblo. Nov. 2l-Sansa Fe pAssen-
ger trains Nos. and oollided head
on at O'Clock this morning on Hilton
hill twenty two miles west of Lamar
Fireman John Ee-r OF train No 6wss
caught IN the crash and instantly
killed Tie other mem bers Of sha
engine crews escaped by Jumping
The passengers were badly shaken
up. but few were seriously hurt.
Represeutative.elect A. N. Parrish
of Lamar was among the injured.
The daily tribune., 1906-11-22
BANDITS HIDING NEAR
COLORADO SPRINGS

Colorado Springs. Nov. 22--The
three holdups who robbed the Wells
Mercantile CO npAny's store at Divide
Monday night. after 81 ontipg one man
and RagRipR three others. ara be.
i-ved to bs In hiding In the hills
northwest Of Colorado Springs. The
city dectives spent the entire dav rid :.
ing through the Clear Greek county
searching for them.
The daily tribune., 1906-11-22
VAN WYK CASE IN
HANDS OF THE JURY

Wray. Colo Nov. 22-The fate Of
the Van Wyks will be in the hands OF
the jury today. The lawyers closed
hours Of oratory last night. The pro-
the arst degree. claiming 1t had been
shown beyond . doubt the couple
had killed Gsrii itjs Hast. Both at.
torneys pointed out that the woman
probably committed the actual
crime. but shat her husband was
probably an aocomplioe.
The daily tribune., 1906-11-22
ovERsTEPPED AUTHORITY
IN DIsCHARGING TROOPS

Washington, Nov. 2s-The war d..
partment. by order of Secretary Taft.
issued the following abatement teday
concerning the negro troops ordert d
Dismissed at Fort Reno
Iu the matter Of the order ciisohara.
ins ths enlisted men Of three com
panies Of the Twenty fifth infantry
issued BY the president. application
was presented to the secretary Of war
by u number Of persons of standing
askfrg for rehearing by the presi-
dent. on the ground Of which she
action was taken The secretary tele.
graphed the president Ct the applicA
tion. and DELAYED the proceedings Of
the disoh lr9e until the president coul
indicate his wishes. The secretary
Was meantime called cut of town. No
answer was received from the presi-
dent. The secretary. on his rstu q,
did not feel justified In further de.
laying the execution of the o-der Of
discharge. especially in view Of the
fact that the secretary then learned
thet the president had fully ard ex.
haustivsly considered the Argument
against the order Of the persons who
now applied for a re. hearing
A telegram was received from the
president at II O'Clock today after the
the war department in which he de.
clines to suspend the discharge unless
as to warrant cabling him
The daily tribune., 1906-11-22

smallpox hospital. MANY scare re-.
ports are circulated on the streets Of
that city which the Advertiser says
are sometimes wAntonly. There Ia no
need for this, as the epidemic 10 lot
extending to su h an extsnt ~ to be
. grave danger. There are In all IL
cases ut ths pest hons, and five In the
city. aud III precautions possible are
taken by tue ooutty AND ritv autbori. /.
ties to prevent any turthel sprsai OF
tue disease.
The daily tribune., 1906-11-22
II6 East Main Street

MORAL SUCOES5-Bsttsr success,
thsn IL attending the services Of an
evAnsel'stio nature In progress At the
Christian church In Grand junction
could hardly be wished for says the
Sentinel. The rsv.-ni BIDS fair to
prove ons Of ...a biggest ever ;,-ld IN
Grand junction. Although t'ia meet
Ing has been In progress but two
weeks there have been fifty Ave oon-
versions. fourteen people making the
confession yesterday.
The daily tribune., 1906-11-22

STRENUOUS BILLY-The report
was current Oh the streets for several
days that Rev. Billy Sunday. who is
conducting series OF meetings ut
Kswauee. Illinois. had collapsed and
WAS unable to continue this work.
So persistent WAS the rumor that
Salids friends wired East to learn the
ruth, and In reply received . message
stating tnht this syapasitst WAS IN
his usual health and wAs carrying on
his work with mis- customary vIsor.
thus setting st rest ali doubt in the
matter r-6Alida Nail.
The daily tribune., 1906-11-22
RAILROADS WILL IN
CREASE WAGES OF MEN

Denver. Colo Nov. "a Onlorado
railroads are preparing to follow the
example set by Esstsrn roads In the
matter Of raising wages. and within .
short time Thousands OF mon employ.
ed on the lines in thia state will re.
cieve an increase Of 10 per cent In
their pay.
The daily tribune., 1906-11-22

GHAsTLY FIND While walking
along the bank Of the Grsnd river by
the aide OF the Rio Grands tracks
Thursday morning Fred Schwartz dis.
covered The body Of new born babe
wrapp-d In . RiuRbsm apron and
placed In . pasteboa.d box. The
find WAS made right opposite where
tho Pullman cars stand when west
bound passengers trains stop at tho
depot The pack age was sbout ~
far from the track - . man could
throw II while standing on the steps
Of the cars Ar und the little one's
neck WAS . black skirt bsud with
which Il had been strsnsled. .--0len.
wood Post.
The daily tribune., 1906-11-22

DESPERATE CHANCEs-If Trini.
dads Joe Cans DOES not wiu 7 ues.
day nights contest every coiored man
In that town IL ready to have smallpox
or any old thing.
The daily tribune., 1906-11-22

SMALLPOX AT TRtNIDAD-Th
board Of county com missiousrs and
the city authorities Of Trinidad have
Jointly made arrangements to secure
the large abode building for =
The daily tribune., 1906-11-22

!. BACK TO FIRST LOvE-N A.
rstsm has closed his repair shop in
Canon and at present 10 repairing
autos 10 the rear Of Gibbs Jswelry
atora.
The daily tribune., 1906-11-22

St. Bsusoio.'. f.ir. Nov. 81. IS. 20.