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The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-07-15
A Y DENIES GRAFT
etill the Peorle arc ialki.g About
Big Cont net

SPARKS, New. July l2--Muyor
Pollock and the courcilmon If this
city stoutly deny that thcre was my
graft in letting the contract for stree
paving to the American Light & Water
company inst ad of the firm of Chris
Jensen 4 Therkildsen, when the bid for
the work Of the latter firm was much
the lower.
They claim they did not bell W the
firm Of Christensen & Therkildsen re
liable. There Is much comment of the
action Of the city council, but as yet
no graft has been proven.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-07-15
JUSTICES BIG e
Goldfeld Oficer Paid Over $500 II
Eight Months

GOLDF1ELD, July IAN investi
cation of the receipts Of the Justices
court Of Goldfeld is now under way to
determine the amount and legality OF
the fees collected during his incum-
bency, which terminated a few days
ago.
The law requires the justice to file q
statement each month of the fees col
lected, but Solomon neglected to do
this, and all that can be ascertained
is that the aggregate Of his claims
pr scented to the county since last NO.
venber, excluding civil fees, is about
$500. No separate record of the fines
and fees collected can be found, and
Judge Henley, who has just been ap-
pointed to take Solomon place, is
entirely at s,a inc regard to the ous-
mess of the office
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-07-15

State Commissions Bills are Not
Allowed

CARSON CITY, July l2.-At q meet
ing of the board of examiners in this
city the board refused to allow the
bills of the Nevada sheep commission,
and it is stated that this action was
taken as a result Of the recent troubles
Of the sheep commissioners in Lander
county. The members of the board de
clare that the bills were rejected be-
cause they were improperly drawn.
The Nevada sheep commission 10 ut
pr, sent defendant in q suit brought by
the Lander County Sheep Owners as
ISOLATION as a result Of tie commission
ers refusing to allow bands Of sheep
to go on the ranges before they were
dipped. Commissioner Humphrey has
handed in his resignation, but a. yet
Governor Sparks has not appointed q
successor.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-07-15
A -crRocu
Two Miners Terribly Burned a
Biz Mine

TONOPAH, July 12.-Alex Ursin
and N. G. Schmeig, two mias rs in the
employ Of the Montana Touorah Min
ing company, wire nearly e~isctrocute1
yesterday afternoon, $500 volts pass
ing through the bodies of both. The
men were in the transformer house and
had just completed their work CT NOV
ing one of the transformers. Crsin had
an iron bar in his hand and Schmcig
wal leaning on his shoulder, when by
some chance the bar came in tontaet
with an insulated wire.
Like a fash the bar was torn out of
the hand Of Ursin, both men uttered
terrible screams and fell to the ground
insensible, but with their bodies
~writhing. Assistance was at hand
and IA soon as possible both men were
conveyed to the Miners hospital. tr-
sin is badly burned about the arms,
body and head, and his companion is
burned on the left arm, leg and heal.
1t il thought both men will recover.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-07-15
DIo ICE PLANT IN LAS VEGAS
BURNS
The Only icing Station on the Salt
Lake Road Destroyed

LAS VEGAS, New, July 12.-The
Armour Packing company's $3.50 0o
zee plant, with 100000 ton Of ice, ives
totally destroyed ny fire last night.
The blaze started in the engine room
from q spark, and in two minutes he
large building was in flames. The plant
was one Of ths largest in the souet-
west, and the only icing station on the
Salt Lake road between Salt Lake and
California. The loss will cause great
distress to q large desert country and
may interfere with refrigerator a ser
vice over the route.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-07-15

Rerort Of Rich Strike Causes Big
Stampede

RENO, july ls.-Sol Camp, a promi
nent mining man Of Goldfield and Tono.
pab, heard Of a rich strike near Beck
with, about rs miles north Of the city,
early yesterday morning, and securing
an automobile, led an exciting rush in.
to that district. Camp was followed
by several other mininb men ia autos
and many in rigs, all endeavoring u
be the first to the scene Of the new
strike. 1t is stated that the n,w gold
strike is one of the richest wei nla.lo
in that part Of California.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-07-15
70 E GARFIELD
Secretary Of the Interior to be Enter
tanned

RENO, July 12.-Secretary Garfield
will arrive in Reno ON the evening of
July 20, and after inspecting the irri-
CATION work along the Carson and
rruckee rivers, will spend at least a
day in Reno OF Official work He viii
be accompanied by Engineer H. l.. Tay-
lor, who has charge of the reclamation
work in the state.
The Nevada Commercial League il
arranging to receive Secretary Garfield
and to entertain him while he is in the
city. He will be met at the train by a
committee of representative citizens
and will be the guest Of the Nevada
Nevada Commercial League while
here.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-07-15
EXPENSIVE
Raising Vegetables with Water $1.25
Barrel

GOLuFIELD, July IL -Nicholas j..
Spt ncer, an easterner, has created con
siderable comment here by his eff rts
to raise flowers AMI garien truck in the
yard of his residence. Spenc r has TAX
en- the matter up as a fad, and in spite
of the unfavorable outlook he expects
to conquer the rebelliaus, alkaline DIES
ert soil, and produce a crop with water
at $1.25 a barrel.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-07-15

RENO, July l2.-Afto- celebrating
less than an hour yesterday, the jury
sworn to try A. l.. Mcdonald tor fer
CRY brought in 8 verdict finding the
defendant guilty. This case occupied
the attention Of Judge orr's court Tor
several days Mcdonald was convicte
Of forging a check IN JACK Davis, pre-
pr;etor Of the Mecca and Barrel ousc
saloons in this city. lie will he SEN
fenced tomorrow NOR aing at 10 O'Clock,
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-07-15

Seven Troughs Men Go Out Twice IL
Thirty Days

MAZUMA, New, July l2.-All .hc
mines Of the Sven Troughs district
are closed owing to q demand tor .he
same scale Of wages as prevails in Gold
feld. A strike was called a "
weeks ago, but an adjustment was
reached and the miners went to work
again. This os the second strik
called in the past thirty days. IL is
thought the trouble was i~nstigated by
a number Of men detected higth grad
ing. ETAOlDR
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-07-15
RUSH TO STRIKE

TONOPAH, July 12.-There is a big
rush from here for a new strike sixteen
miles east of Reveille.
All the automobiles and rigs Of
every description have been press d
into service. A big crowd won't out
last night and today, and more are
going tomorrow.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-07-15
FRATERNAL ORDERS
I. d. q. i.

lUMBOLUT LODGE, No.
10, I.O.O.F.-Me.tlngs on
the Let and Sd Thur
day evenings Of each month 1t hall
IN silver state building. Visiting
brothers in good staining always
wei ,oms. h. PUULlN, N. u.
\. RAkADOHK, Secretary.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-07-15
Early Day Happenings
in Humboldt County
JULY 1886

3rd-l20 lei on payroll of the Par
adise Valley Mining company.
15.-Report of the school censrs
shows Humboldt county to have Isl
school childr n.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1907-07-15
MASONIC
WINNEMUCCA LODGE, NO

WINNEMUCCA LODGE, NO
~, r. and A.M.-Stated com-
municstions will be neld ~ Ny
Lseu hall in the silver state ~
block until further notice At 1880 p.
IN. on the first saturday evening IT
each month. AL Master Aasons IN
good standing are cordially invited TO
attend. y. POULIN, w. n.
CHRIS WOLF, Secretary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07
TRAINS LOST IN
SNOW

A practically complete blockade
OF the tFanseontinentai trains has
resulted fram the heavy Know
storms 81 the past week The
Northern Pacific and Great North
ern roads have been unable To got
any of their tranaeoutinautal trains
IN today. and yesterday tho roads
we're almost completely out uf com.
nalssioa. snow IL said TO be Is feai
deep IN Montana aud the Dakofas.
No report has been received from
the Fast Mail. shsch was ~ hsduled
% arrive here az O'Clock thiu
morning The Fast Mail due yes.
tnriay morning over the Great
Northern. il somewhere On Mon.
tana. ana the engine and mall ear
Nura detached and taken into spo.
kane.
A special makeup % tho train
vii arrive sometime during che
day. earn ink the eastern mall. The
North Coast Limited. which eaa
due over the Northern Pacific Tine
Yesterday aftcfnoou from SL Paul.
had not arrived this afteruooa. The
Great Noftheru'a Oriental limited.
sue yesterday afternoon. Ia one day
overdue and L u not kn0sn def.
nitely a What tlma e wili arrive
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07

BALLARD. Jan 7s-This city was
again visited BY the holdup man
Saturday night Shortly after 30
o'clock Henry Knntner. Of the State
Street Market. WAS cleaning his
counter when a man entered the
shop. Looking up. Kastnef found
two guns pointed al him. held BY
one man. Tho robbsr wore o white
cloth over bis face with two holes
for eyes He demanded money and
Kaninef gave him the change which
be had IN his pocket. The robber
then asked for the cash in the reg
lister. While Kastner took the
money the robber held one gun
against his stomach and laid The
other on the counter lie pOcketed
The money and then left The
holdup man secured only about $40
Had he been there a few minutes
earlier he would have obtained
larger amount as Kastner'h son had
left the shop with $3.50
Knatner notified the police re-
RardlnR the holdup and they are In
yeatRaiing Several men we're ar
rested. but as they we're able %
prove ailbis they we're released.
The robbery occurred az the cor
nar Of Second av aud State st., and
81 a prominent place, but owing 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07

POULTRY SHOW
TOMORROW

Evcrythlng Is In readiness FOR the
openins % the sixth annual poultry
show of the Seattle Poultry aaaas
citation. on the fourth floor ~ the
Hon Mafche building, tomorrow.
fnis VIII be tho hixHras show 70 be
held this year west Vt the Mlssla-
sippL
Il Il expected that more than l. 900
birds viii bo exhibited from an
over fhe country from Aiaasaeh u-
sotta 90 California.
Among the principal exhibitors
VIII BE J I. Anderson. Who has
charge u the poultry department OF
the Alasks- YUKON Pacific expose
Ton y. Anderson. secretary 81 the
Seattle Poultry association. Ffitz
Leather. OF tbs Rex ranch. u nal.
lard. besides many prominent rails
efa nom other sections
The birds pill be Judged hY
Thomas naidra recognised among
poultry hresders a. au expert aud
htkh authority
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07
CHOR'S
BROTHER HERE

course might DO adopted after con.
snltRlion With an attorney
A theory advanced this morning
may account partially for che &c.
centric life led By Melody Choir
u a aAid that the dead man was
IN Galvesiua many years age. when
a yellow fever plague VAS raging
there. aud that he waa cnnfinod FOR
sogaD time Ia une OF the hospitals
II Is now thegsht probable that hia
sickness then mlght have had
something u DO with unbalancing
hts mind
Augustus MolehoiF PASSED the
whole morning today with Rev "
q Iouas. ga whose charge tho viii
and papers had been left. looking
over the documents aud discussing
the circumstances connected With
the case During tho conversation
woman whu claimed she know
Joseph Melehoir's former wife. fFom
whom he fled. appeared AZ the door
q the ruum Bnd asked Tor private
conversation With NJ. Nelehoir lie
refused % FraHt her request
A. T. Melchoir ~ a foreman IN
al iron foundry At Joliet. III. and
bears 4 striking resemblance 70 his
dead brother lie stated that the
family's mother. 50 years of age.
vas san iylax. and also q younger
brother, IN Canton. o. Joseph
moved 10 Washington In 1871. and
shortly affaf reaching fkfa state
ceased % correspond with hIa fam.
~ No Arrangements haYe yet
been made for the funeral
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07
CLEVER CAPTURE
OF CROOK MADE

capt H. w. nrll. head 81 the
United States secret service Ia the
northwest. received a telegram this
morning nom Deputy SECRET service
AEgnt - iiuuhee stating that Harry
q Clark alias Gibson, had been ntt
rested bY Deputy Thomas u Foster
and himself at Walla Wnlla. aup
would be taken to Pendlaton, ora
today.
clark IL the man responsible fH
thu many alleged sensational eN+
poauraa tn connection with the umas
tilla indian reservation. in which
MaI o. q Edwards figured PRONE
mentiy clark posed as a seergt
service agent.
clark and Edward n Jacobs, she
was arrested recently IA Portland
have caused the department eouaid~
cradle trauble, IaoOha also poHea
a. q seeret service man. forging
United states Marshal g. n. Hop~
hlns' name 20 many checks Ia ana
around Seattle. aud also signing the
name OF United states Marshal
Leo Y0uuEworlh's name TO checks
IN California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07
ELECT THEIR
OFFICERS

The monthly meeting Of the
Evangelical Ministerial association
took place this morning az the Ply.
mouth church. An amendment was
made 10 the constitution which
makes Il now necessary 30 have
members elected Pastors were for.
merry part 81 the association by
virtue Of office.
W. W Miller. Tacoma. general
secretary aud field worker for
western Washington sunday School
association. dilatod on the urgent
need Tor better teaching methods IN
the Sunday schools.
Tho question Of Sabbath obaefy-
ance was put forward. and Il was
recommended that pastors make
special mention Of Il from their
pulpit. and committee was formed
10 carry q resolution 10 the mayor
ombodying a desire for a better
sunday observance IN Seattle Rev.
Wallace H. I.se introduced a FeHo-
luton calling for the closing Of tho
Alaska YukonsPaciftc exposition
gates on Sunday. This question
will DO the special subject for dis.
cdsaion at tho next meeting Of the
association.
Rev hyron " Haynes spoke on
the iil-ssarfcd Chautauqua propoei.
ton. Ito said the scheme fell
through because the Three Tree
company failed 20 comply with the
original agreement A second at
tempt f. 20 be made
The session closed with the cleo.
ton % officers for the next com
mittee. which resulted as follows
Preaident. Rev. Myr0n W Haynes
vice president. Rev W II. Lee.
secretary and treasurer. 7. T. Tay.
iof. reelected The newly elected
Officers will nominate the oxecu.
tive committee neat nesting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07
Masked ROBBER IN
BALL ARD HOLD Up

the cold weather very few people
we're on tho street
Kaatner describes the robbeF 81
being about five feet SIX inches ia
height and weighing $50 pounds.
lie was dressed IN = dark suit. but
wore no oYefc0at
Gambler Is Crazy,
The police yesterday arrested
Jack Raumer and booked him on
the charge Of disordorly conduct.
RaumoF told the police that he was
n gambler and wanted 10 earn few
dollars SO that he could go back 70
HIS profession. This morning hO
said several years ago he had had
love affair. but that he had lifted
the girl and AZ n result the girl
had a telephone put into bis head
aud now the phone WA ringing all
the time and everybody was talking
to him. The main message The phone
IN his head bothered him with
was that he should marry the girl
and he would be president OF the
United States for doing 20. Haumer
SAYS he would rather be a gambler
than president When asked as to
the kind 81 gambling that he IA.
dulged IN be said that he played
poker and faro. When playing
poker the telephone would tell the
other players the cards that he
held. Tho police are holding him
for Investigation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07

co,aplose shutdown % several
:, IN. hrFcr manufacturing plants
!, s.siile ana TIE pessihie cieHins
!, .,ntts schools with a genarai tie
- A. am sound ana Lake steamers
~,a n ati PROBABILITY Dc 'he fssal'
- - present soai famine. This
= ~. e.Hrf a many ~ tne lafeer
s,.s,,faeturcrs ana lesal steamship
men -. 49,.
.on steamship company. entra'ihs
800 steamers on Lake WASHINGTON.
- tst.x that The company had
-. sempelled 20 take srtrFh q
~. isfscst steamers ana tuseoit'
~ tnsh rans on Account 81 q short
~. AZ hsel Unless coal = tat1b-
ser,irs Today The Kins toune te,tf'
s,,ealee between kirkland anu Ss.
.s,,~ viii Do tied 20 faF laeh %
g. al burners are hias Installed
- a. steamers eyrene ana fef-
-. sst me steamers 6aHciir nor
a.. nerssr and several other lake
49,. barn voad and lass = also
not obis'natle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07
Coal Shortage Is Felt by Manufacturing In
stitutions and Lake and Sound Steamers Are
Without Fuel.

The kirkland Wooden mills have
been closed since the holidays hat
a IL believed the Pacific coast
company viii send two carloads OF
ceai 60 The mills today.
The Moran company. uhiphutldera.
say Il VIII be impossible for the
plant 90 run many more days. az Il
In practicaiiy Out % both uoaI aua
cgke. II depends upon the Pacific
Coast company Tor it supply. but
coal az coke from any source VIII
not be refused.
Not more than 30 per cent ~ tho
usual number af teams we're la line
Tor ceAl this morning. owing 20 the
bad condition Of tho roads The
horses aro not properly shod for iey
stFvets and are unable 60 pull az
ne hills Many % the teams we're
laft IN the stables today. it being
practically useless 10 take them out.
Retail dealers are unanimous in
declaring their Inability TO secure
mere than one ton % coal day.
aud In many Instances are unable
90 even secure that ton. allowed AZ
the Pacific Coast bnnkers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07

YIN ne ecnrta refuse 70 probate
IN. usll Il Ioseph Henry Meleholr
sscauss Of Irregularities IN It's
S,.winr % and The uatare os It's
roxi.ls4f This question 4 eaus'
- s,shs n he mlni % Augustus
r Nsishslr Of Joliet. m. the dead
w..~ brother. Who arrived ia Seat.
H. YESTERDAY morning
This maeh is knosn from =
hsas, examination al The will and
IA paars Of thru deceased No
rrstisailaa sas Tnaia 70 A, I Mel.
eArir q TIE property Or money
whleh helenEel Ia him. Mr. Mel-
cAolf admitted today that he had
xssen his brother money ycafs ago
3 purchase Seattle real estate for
Mn. an1 thar 10 record 81 what
uas doae vith t. bad ever hRen
xssrn him he stated that. 50 far.
h Va uRahia 10 find anything Ia
IT, Esners or vii regarding il
-TAe will provides that an ct.
peaslge monument shall he ballt for
~ brother, said Mr.. Melctoif.
~aad ihag hls aox shall - buried
n he hot with him hIore than that
eAnnot klve ont AZ sha present
tine gaul I see At attorney aud
laarn whethef the eonrte ~lll pro.
hasf the viii II has heer Il Years
sizee / ae4rd from Joseph direct
b.
Mr. Meleh0lF wuuid not say as
h Whether be would coufosi the
vii tsit IaiimAtsd that such 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07

Every police station IN the coun.
~ has been asked "a assist In the
search FOR X MoCloud. a fofcmaa
ia the employ % The Seattle Brew.
Ing & Mating compay. who r.
charged with having murdered
Peter Elmer. also an ampla, u
the brewery. ne the eompany'e plant
I'm GeornatdWu. yesterday
Elmer was found with his head
beaten into "a pulp after a quarrel
brfwoen him aud the missing E6au
A heavy wooden baf bad been che
weapon used Tho injured man
alpd "A few hours later at The
county hospital
Officers arc now ouc1mped all
GROUND Mcelond'a residence CO
faslile IT.. o. seize the man n he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07

Hal beea saved after furnishing
IA Aexs n the big twnaav special
sac shleh Il running TO-DAY and
Tuesaay 81 The Century Furniture
Co there are a few good bus"
s,ii o. she floor az prices which
narysi everyone Here's some %
thsm A handaorus Flemish oak
ck.aa closet regular AZ $3.50. sells
sow for s4tTs $500 dan On shsd
sold mahosanY buffet AZ % 81. A
ipisce bed RON set 81 golden oak.
raiued AZ tIt0e0 goes f1r $50 %
Is solid mahogany rocker for
Mo a beautiful 5000 ehaenl
mirror befelededEs glass with
solld mahogany frame. for go %
Tomorrow Is positively the last day
Of ths special txo days sale -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07
WILL NOT TRY coootN8
FOR CRIME IN THIS STATE.

J. G. Coggins. recently released
from McSeil'n island. where be
had served time FOR passing raised
money orders AZ The Dallea, Ore.
and who upon hia release vas again
arrested upon q bench warrant ON
IL similar charge committed In
Walla Walla. may not be tried here
for the latter crime. as n occurred
Ia the old district and would neeeas
state drawing a special iury. As
cogains IL wanted for alleged work
81 the same nature In Texas. United
States Attorney p c. Sullivan viii
ask the court tomorrow for an order
20 remove CoEEins 10 Texas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07
KILLS HIS ALLEGED
TRADUCER

attempts 10 return home
The latest adviena Oh the killing
the police say. point to Elmer
having used insulting language 20
McCioud regarding hla family and
self II r. said that Elmer repeat
edlY made Insulting remarks 20 Nc
Cloud before this. and that Yeater.
day he followed the man up 90 the
third story n the building 70 nict
a quarrel with him II IL believed
that those circumstances may have
an oxtenustInE effect IN Mccloui s
trial and that he viii be tried ON q
charge Of murder IN the second
degree.
Coroner Carroll stated this
morning that be was satisfied that
the case was one Of murder. and
that he would bold the inquest
Wednesday morning at 1880
O'Clock Ia the undertaking estab.
liahment ~ n s. Noice & Co..
whore Elmcr'a body now IS
McCioud. ii seen %. fled from iua
tlce Immediately after Learning Of
fho sserioua condition Of Elmer.
who waa saken to ths county hos
pital The police htllove that he Is
concealed On the vicinity of Seattle.
and that he sill be- found before The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07
FRANK EGAN OBJECTED
TO HARPER'S TALK

Frank e rgan. he Of the dramatic
school, occupied the stage Ia the
iesan hall. IA the Arcade building
cor a short time last night and In
eidentaliY gave dramatic tlnae "a
tho regular Sunday night socialist
gathering, ~ which Vincent Hhrs
per author aud orator, was the
principal speaker.
a Harper had chosen for hia sub
iect the question OF the marriage
relation. Ills ideas along this line
we're, according to Mr.. EFan, 10
radical az to SAVIOR Of indarency.
bordering ON Holy Robertson Esan
rents the hall 20 Harper. aud last
eight was present at the meeting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07
DID NOT TAKE POISON.

Phillip Cams. Of 25os Eighth av.,
sho vas said % have aitemated
suicide AZ Fourth and Pike. sasur.
day noon. By taking poison. left the
Wayside hospital Saturday evening
No trace Of poison was found 70
have been used by earns. The man
IS a druggist By occupation. and
was formerly employed By the Bar.
tell Drug company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-07

Ito objected very seriously 70 the
trend ~ uRfpef'n remarks aud fin
ally undertook to rempnaifate With
him.
Mr. Egau was Invited 70 the plat
form. and from that point of van-
taFa scored the socialist speaker
and declared that he would not per-
nit hla hall - be used BY any
speaker pfppoundinR such doctrines
~ were advanced by Harper. lie
WIS interrupted by many IN pe
audience. but did not auit the stage
until he had thoroughly relieved
himself II his Indignation
Harper replied briefly 20 Mr..
ngnn's remarks and then concluded
his address