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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-11-22
THE INQUISTIVE BOY

pa, what is M asset c~urrrncy?'"
IAN aasot currency, son, is a Swede."
allow do you make tina. out, par
"Well, one day | nskcd p. a. Peterson
why Swede men changed their names
from that Of their father, end after
hearing his explanation, which lnstcd
about forty minutes, | didn't know nny
more about it thau ! did before"
"What has that To do with tho agsct
currency, par
al asked IA bunker about the nsset
currency, and after listening to his talk,
my thought returned to Peterson, and 1
concluded that it was the same thing"
"Arc you y iinancicr, par"
mo, SOD, 1t Keeps inc busy to pay my
bills md [ usually lose the receipts soon
after"
"Wcl], pn, what do yOu know about
the ptcscn, money ~strngoncy?-
al don't know anything abont il,
Jamie, but ! do know that in lsOG | was
q Bryan democrat; one Of those insane
democrats, commonly cnlled II traitor,
an anarchist, m advo,at ut a 5O-cent
dollari | didn't knOw tr pretend TO
know much about the ms and outs OF
the question thon before the people, but
l put my faith In Bryan md am glad Of
1t, believed hc was right thon and nm
now tint le was right; that
tho howl OF 'jO-ccnt dollar was nm or
preston manufactured by some fellow,
and | don't know who he was and hayo
never heard Of INN being discovered;
he probably wWs u oi tho fellows down
on Wal street TINT are now begging ior
a cbodp money.
"TlIo 50-cept dollar men, those eaue
democrats aud ever sanc republicans
odd us that we had plenty Of money to
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-11-22

theae laws upon the principle tia. the
end justities the means. Expenditures,
taxation, the extotions OF the trusts, the
usurpaeons of the president and the
courts are still increasing and, h therefore,
uleeonten is increasinRr II the dis.
oontented will change thei r party afilia-
'ione' and elect a decent democrat to
M presidecy, and decent democrats to
the national senate and house of repre-
sentatlvee, expenditures and taxation
VIII be decreased; the cost Of living will
be ~decreasedi the power Of tho trust will
be destroyed, the evil work of the e1ecu-
tive n the federal judges vii be
brought to hook, and especially those
with limited incomes will lind their CON-
uit,on Improving, and generally times
will get Letter.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-11-22
Handball Game.

There will DO n handball gumc al the
B"IIarena and Suval hotel tomorrow
afternoon, between John Eichebnrrcn,
the champion Of Nevada, aud j. Locaitio
Tor 300 aside. Etcbebarrcn's oppoucn,
Is given a start Of fifteen points on, OF
hfty, That ia Eicheharrcn must mako
ltiy points to his opponents thirty-fivc
to win the game.
Tho game will begin promptly Mt |
o'clock. Seats have been arranged in
Ia" II and upstairs and n fec ~
NIFTY cou,s will 10 charged Tor seats 40
stairs and twenty five centp for those
down stairs.
Everybody in invited to como md ace
the stOri.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-11-22
Entered at the Elgo postonicc for transmissio
through the mails as secopd-class matter.
"MY!" SAYS ROOSEVELT.

The old saying that 1t makes some
difference whose OK is gored has been
changed in sound but not in sense, by
President Roosevelt, in order to express
his feelings in relation Ia the panic
When be heard of the failure Of the
great Westinghouse Electrical concern,
he exclaimed: any! didn't mean TO
hit them This expression proves that
tho president meant to hi; somebody
and to spare somebody else, but that his
strokes we're so carelessly delivered that
they hit his friends, as well rs his foes.
Ills venom towards particular people
caused him to be blind to all else. And
it was the failure OF the Westinghouse
concern that precipitated the panic.
Possibly, the president intended to
produce u panic in order that his good
friends Of the steel trust might break
down and absorb the Tennessee Coal
and Iron Company, and thus, by be-
coming a still greater monopoly, become
n better trust Thar evcr. 1t looks that
way. II looks as il the president had
been all along the too OF certain bear
interests in Wall Street-as il he had
been striving to depress certain lines OF
recurities OIL the market until hls friends
ind absorbed them at bottom prices,
and go gained control OF the properties
represented by those securities. But
Lis shear policy" was not intended to
hurt Westinghouse. Nor was it intend
Il to hit any of those trust companies
t NIKE, real estate companies, or other
enterprises in which the numerous
i.ooseveIts are interested. 1t looks, iD-
iced, rs il his bear policy had been
''ned exclusively against independent
u IuStrial enterprises which we're strug-
& ng with the trusts. The indepen-
az ais have been crippled by il, and
la e largely succum bed to the pressure
Dr. oght to bear by the Morgan-Roose-
veil financial interests. And since this
"a! Act has been attained, the president
AZ II 10 D. satisfied.
i I'll BOX turn bull for a while. He
El make friends OF ali those whom he
iAs pretended to deEpise. Tho male
fsc ors Of all wealth, the criminal rich,
the undesirable citizens, etc will be
for -iven, end will enter the kitchen
cabinet. They have made millions ont
"f tais panic. They have gained the use
nf government funds amounting to
s2l' ,OC0, 600, while money was bringing
FROM 30 to 30 per cent interest. They
have crushed their competitors. They
have won great victories, and arc now
great captaius OF industry" again ms
TIE were in 1901. They may DO relied
upon to pile or a larger corruption
fund next y5ar than they did three years
n 20.
Tho only unfortunate incident OF the
glori jus work Of Roosevelt il, that some
body has been hit whom it was not
inteU led to hit But this is OF little
consc luence so long as the good Steel
Trus: has protited, ara the l~rcsident,
and lis u%ncles, his brothers, sisters,
cous Is and aunts have O been hurt.
III anybody complains, the president
.consc:os hun by exclaiming: "My! /
didn't mean to Int yon." And that
apology satisfies the poor wreck OF n
ruu.bler.-EXchange.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-11-22
Plan Excavations NJ Mcnpbi.

an appeal is being mado In England
Tor funds TO undertake the crcni toyl,
or oXcavating tho ruins Of Mcmuh,e
II Is expected that England viii now
90 Tor Memphis what the French gov.
ernment has done for DclphIa and tho
Gcrnans for Olympia. Tho sItos of tbo
our great temples arc plainly mark.
Gu 30 nat exploration can begin nj
once This mass Of ruins covers Inn
acres MS much as the whole Of tLo
bitc at Karnak. and II is csiImo,nd
,n"' si''ooo VIII DO needed annually
Tor hftcon years to accomplish Tho
WORK Important material Is believed
10 Ito within n fow yards Of tho snr'
nee 80 mat results should be reach.
cd promptly. "e''
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-11-22

Odd you sec where a Girl in MT
cage hnd a man arrested f}ir kissing
hcr' not so much on account Of tho
Kisses as because Of tho facial Ifrjta.
lion Of his w~hiskcrs?" .t
'Pshaw! a Eirl like that is mot
worth kissing. Give mo n nIrI wLn
can come up to tho scratch"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-11-22

Clergyman's Claim to Fame.
Tho savings bank was invented by
a clergyman.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-25
GRAND MASTER LAMONT
VISITS COAL GREER

Grand Master Lamont Of Denver.
for the Colorado jurisdiotion Of tho
Independent Order Of ODD Fellows.
accompanied BY Grand Warden elect
@. d. Cummings. J. II. Edwards. II.
n. Fox. J. J. williams and j. II.
Chairman. made an ofiioial visit 10
Coal Greek l,dae No. SO. Saturday
evening and witnessed the sxempli'
foation Of the second degree on
one candidate. Mr.. Lamont made
an address for the gooi Of this order.
After the conclusion OF regular lodg,
work No. ~ served rsfrsshmsnts and
tsndsrsd . smoksr TO the visit'nl
brothers. Tho grand oniosr will mat.
Florence lodge No. % an ofiioiaI visi
in due tins. He left for bis home Il
Dsnvs, on shs early nernius sr:ir
yesterday.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-25
SMALLPOX SCARE PUTS
ALL PARIS IN PANIC

Paris. March 25-The smallpoz
scare 10 Paris has been sufficient to
create = stampede for vaccination.
As matter Of fact there are only .
few cases but two Of them have been
In the black variety. which for the
moment almost created = panic. Dur.
ing the last few days there has been
. waiting line Of about 5000 per.
sons At the academy Of medicine At
hours when vaccination was perform.
ed free Of charge.
Doctors have bsen busy In all
Glasses Of society. embracing prisoners
in jails. functionAries In public ad.
ministrAtions. employed In CONNER.
oial houses. The population has
been thoroughly frightened BY the
smallpox alarm. particularly at the
prospect Of catching black imAllpox.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-25
INCREASE IN EXPORTS
OF MEAT PRODUCTS

Washington. March 25-The total
expectations Of meats. dairy
products and food animals from the
United States Last year aggregated
over t25O. 900. 900 In value. according
to q statement issued today BY the
bureau Of statistiots Of the depart.
ment Of commerce and labor. Thii
represents an increase Of e76, 900. 900.
or As pei cent during the decade 1896
to 1905. More than so per cent Of
last years exports went to the United
kindgom.
OF the e250. 600. 900 worth Of msatr,
dairy products and food animals pas.
sing ont Of the United States last
year. 90, 900. 900 was In live animals
s5s. 900, 900 worth In lard. ss6. 600. .ooc
in bacon. Gas. 600. 600. in fresh
beef. e2l. ZOO. 900 in pork other than
bacon and hams, s4.600, 600 In butter
and %. 500. 900 In cheese,
The daily tribune., 1907-03-25
HANGS HIMSELF WITHIN
CIRCLE OF HIS ART

Paris. Aarch 25-Lso Nat ias. .
SCULPTOR In the Rue Daguerrs. was ai
work on = statute to b entitled
"EveniLg." which he hoped to ex.
hibit at the next salon. Is VA 4
nuda study and Nile. Gabrielle waa
his model. Not only was she psrfee,
~ = model, but In the sculptor 4
thoughts she was perfect ~ an ideal
woman. for he loved her.
Many long hours Of mingled love
for art and for his model did Mathias
devote to the statute. Mile. Cab.
rielle disappeared. The sculptor was
SO overcome that he decided on sui :
eide. He carried to the roof Of his
studio all his statues. busts and
various unfinished works and arranged
them in . semicircls. 10 the center
he PLACID the unfinished statute Of
Gabrielle. then In the middle erected
8 soaffold and hanged himself.
The daily tribune., 1907-03-25
EIGHT MINERS BURIED
in AVALANCHE OF SNOW

Peilingham. Wash, Aaroh a.
Eight miners were buried alive In
an avalanche Of snow at the Brittanis
mine on Howe Sound. 40 milss north
of Vancouver. yesterday morning.
Four were taken out dad: four
wers rescued. Two Japanese we're In
the group. of which ons was killed.
The surnames Of the dead white mer
are McBri'gs. Wilson and AcPherson
The daily tribune., 1907-03-25
FREMONT COUNTY SUM-
DAY SCHOOL CONVENTION

The annual convention Of the Ere.
mout county Sunday schools will be
held In the United byterian
church at Canon City tomorrow. The
Sunday schools Of this city have nam.
cd their delegation and some Of them
will 60 up this evening. The follow.
Ing program has been arranged:
Praise and devotion-"Hither By
Thy Help I'm Joms."
A morning meditatlon-What the
Bible says about the life abundant.
John 1910. Rev. J. O. Csrman.
Address Sunday School and the
Worlds Redemption" Rev. H. n.
Pipgree. Florence.
Special musio-Meude lssohn trio.
The story Of year told BY county
officers. what Shall the Harvest
Boz"
Address "Ths Sunday School .
ohvistisn Workers Training School. I"
Rev. Joel Harper.
Paper Helpful Plans for Tenn
peranos Sunday" Mrs. d. o. Oowan.
Discussion Of the morning sub
jsots.
Praise service.
"a Gall to Joyou. Worship. Men.
dslssohn trio.
sy1posium -"Our Aims" 1--we.
minutes papers
(O "Oonversion Of the Pupils. f"
o. H. Rau.
~ Cultivation Of Thsii Spirit.
ual Life" John ". Rogers.
(c) "Traiuins for Highest Chris.
tiAn Usefalnsss. L. ". Fslter.
Addrsss-"The Spiritual Rs.sn-
forosmsut Of the Sunday School. "
Rev. J. O. Carmsn.
Special olass organizA tion or adults
Supt. H e. Smith. South Canon.
Overcoming Difficu lties in tho In
tsrmediase Department. supt. r. r.
Thompson
THE belf-tH aiming Of . Growing
Teachsr." ". B. McAillsp.
Address-"The Elementary Grader
Mrs. J. A. Walker.
Questions and discussion.
Devotion-"Watoh What Of
the nishtI"
Ausio-Asudslssohn trio.
Election and installatIon Of officers.
Forecast Of she Coming State Con
vsntior," President 8. H. Atwater.
Special music:
Some Modern Heroes. y
Rev. J. q. Carmsn.
Closf-g moments at the throne Of
grace. Anywhere Lord, II 1t b.
Forward"
The daily tribune., 1907-03-25
APPROPRIATIONS

APPROPRIATIONS - The city
oosnoii will meet 10 regular session
In The city hall chamber. tonight
The nost important bssinsss 10 come
before the body 10 70 establish the
appropriations for city epsfatiss o..
psnsss dssiss The eonisg Asoal year.
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