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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-18
In FALSE PRETENSE


Hampton g.. Westeott. vice presI-
dent uf tae standard oil Company IT
Kentucky. testified MONDAY lu the
hearing Of the federal suit against the
oil combine iha lei several 81 GiSs
southern states the standard had
found It expedlent TO sell much II It's
products through companies which the
public believed to be independent
the practice Of selling through 80
called independent companies which
were owned bye the combine was dis
Continued two years ago, according -
Mr.. westcott
Mr Kellogg. counsel for the govern
ment. drew fror1 the witness that the
standard OH Company 81 Kentucky.
wnlca nets as selling agent OF OH IN
Kentucky. Georgia. Mississippi Louisi-
ara. Tennessee and Alabama, has pur-
chased numerous small independents
selling companies and through many
Of them sold oil To the consumer
Some ~ the plants of these i%ndepend-
onts were dismantlcd and the business
taken over by the Standard.
MIR. Westcott threw a side light on
the statistical department Of the
standard concerning which the fedsF
al counsel has been seeking informa-
ton since the beginning OF the inquiry.
Mr.. Westcott testified hat each month
the main Office OF the Standard Oh
Company Of Kentucky at Covingtof
sent TO him not only the reports Of th{
business operations Of the standard
but statements concerning freigh'
shipments and sales of oil by all COM
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-18

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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-18

Investors Caught in -Sasted" Montana
Placer.

h@NNs
The Helena. Alert. Record Friday
published a story to the eject thai nsa~
tasrou& Montana ars Washington igs~
yeS,oTs have been maScsesi te the "a
tent of more thar sf54.6ae thrsssEfs
the discovery that the Ne4 eanssa
placer ralnes near Lander, WYE. hna
been salsea End thai tae property n
worthless
Th0mat l. C3reerouEh. Of Missouri.
and ] Fl rsenough. of Spokane, who
we're the prime movers IA the egEaa~
i~zasion. have notified All Investors that
they wni redeem all stock as sas price
paid. thus assuyrtmg the kas
The discovery sn&t the property vas
saited was siun 10 an Independent ex-
animation eoptfus- rr by STeaSes T. ".
Ktrg. IT the Mattana legislature. aaa
T. II. %esll. o. ~~pekaue heavy g
pective Investors. wha foura after fe-
moving a few neas~ 81 the shsft nals
that she evpuaa wns vsfaese. aa H
The taltnea ~asthaunn a}l ~prevsous ex
pertnacnta showed values rangsaE ffagi
20 cents to 40 n yaFa
A Chtcago arna saa ss Erarre
wtth tse future 5F fhs rr nerfg Fhag II
offered the G~reau9asts &A5sa ae3 Fa'
their Interest, b@t Il was regretted wa.
ter not being available work haa hase
started from eslsser EN- - a taga
through a raoant4in So laat the t9op'
~ The pepha4ge river m.s@at be utl-
{ iEad.
The discovery has created The blr'
gest sensation ID the History ~ nosta'
west mining.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-18

Two Entire Companies Slaughtered b.
Sass-es I'm Ccfeirs.

Mail advices from Batavia report
companies of Dutch troops by natives
IN Ceiebes. Eleven men SENT To SecuF
a native chief were attacked while ln
camp some being ~ breakfast AMI
others swimming. ard they Nere
hutchered 70 a man Lieut.. sFakhes.
commanding the force, had gore With
six men 10 tie chiefs stronghold. nnd
returning joined forces With LeAgt
i<ies ard fifteen mea. The company
had heard nothing - the slaughter ~
the other torce and when they were
shifting camp they ware set upon by
q large feFee 81 blacks Not one -.
capped.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-18

\ Formal Charge Is Made Against
Mhlfiaxy-

Samuel r. Whitlow was formally
placed under arrest Friday morning
on a warrant sworn out by j. y Sapp.
of Moran, kas., charging him with the
murder of the Iatters daughter. May
Sapp. whose body was found in Moran.
September eTth. Whitiow claims the
girl committed suicide because he rad
refused TO elope with her.
The coroners jury first declared
Miss Sapp's death To be caused BY
hands unknown other than Miss
sapp's. They promptly changed Ii TO
"a person or persons other than Miss
sapp unknown To his jury.
John Sapp. father of the dead girl.
swore To the complaint that WhltIow
had been TO intimate with her.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-18

Many Prominent Men Will Address
Convention In Oklahoma.

The National Farmers association.
with a membership extending
throughout the United States and al
ada. will in Oklahoma City.
Okla, On Oct. II for its annual meet
ing. which Will extend for five days
Three thousand delegates art expected
to be present. n large majority "
whom will come from Oklahoma.
Many prominent men will address
the association. among them Gog.
cummins OF Iowa. Gov. Brown Of
Florida. Gov, Frantx OF Oklahoma.
Hon. y. J. Coleman OF ST. Louis. first
secretary OF agriculture; Congress
ma Charles Il, Davis OF Minnesota,
Hon. +. A. Cotton and Prof. w. r.
Hart, beth Of Massachusetts.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-18
NO TRACE OF THE CLARkSONS.
london Sleuths Unable to Locate
Eoping Couple.

II Samuel Garrison and his wife.
who was Miss Helen Maloney. are at
any OF the leading London hotels they
are under assumed names. and the at
taches Of the hotels refuse to admit
that they are there or have been there.
A careful search Sunday failed to To-
cate the couple. and II they are in
London they nave thus far succeeded
in hiding their identity. At the Carlton
hotel IL was denied hat Mr.. Clarkson
and his bride had been there. bat 1t
Is possible that they are under as
sumed names, and that their secret Il
unknown or being kept secret by the
management Of the hotel.
Mr.. Garrison and his wife were rec
ognized by Lord Vivian on board the
steamer Empress Ii Ireland. accord
ing to the Mirror. but were lost sight
Of Immediately they reached London.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-18
MORE RIOTING Is FEARED.
The Italian Labor Situation II Sthf
Alarming.

Although the general strike has
been officially called off at Milan. the
labor situation in other cities in the
north of Italy is disquieting. 1t is I'M
derstood the decision taken by the Ia
Dor leaders at Milan vas the result OF
a on the part ii Signor Gio-
latti. premier and minister of the inte-
rior, that the government weu pun
ish the carbiners who fired on the
strikers il the investigation being
made proves they were not justified In
shooting into the mob.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-18

For the first tlF4e since the depart
ment of VITAL statistics vas establish
ed three years aSp the number af girls
born in Yankfou county during the
month exceeded the number ~ boys
The total number for September was
a2. 81 which ~ were girls and = boys
In The month 81 August the total was
the same, but Their. were IL boys and
! girls. There were also Ii marriages
and 10 deaths, the oldest IL.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-18

in IsA8ssssa pwv~ssa is~~~ His IA5s
Atsgse Confined Ia 4 <gsi.

Ar assAH@N9 stranger was crerasfess
alive H. tsse lI W v9hsrg Safurda
ssgAt Every thsax exssps MIA hane
a ~ eaxss4sss8 asd wssT tas slightest
lss sssw tsff as - fh~ ~tAnatssg
rMe origin ~ she srs IL nsss kg2oass.
There ass n@ g4&rA as the Asa. ansa
@hen fhe gre . III d~iseavxregs tire xfwNAs
ssrw mas completely wavws@p@st sa
ssss Asstasasne property WAS dam
.Eea shs gasS hesrzg S1.Ha1
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-18

The Central Federated union has re-
eeIved an appeal from President Com
pers, OF the American Federation Of
Labor, which has been sent 10 all az
fIliated unions. asking them 10 request
all political candidates in the present
campaign To commit themselves open.
~ as 10 by injunction.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-18

Water was turned into the new
channel OF the St. Mary's river at West
Seebish. Mich. Sunday. The new
channei Il owe two miles In length.
5000 feet OF which Is cut through SOL
til rec IL Is 500 feet wide
with a depth at minimum stage OF wa
ter Of twenty-five feet
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-18

9aha Nwtsa1ssksnf. AT experiences
sfasn fsaan ~ HetsAna. Mas just eprrn~a
sr business a se@ grain elevator ~
q baAAeIs saraeAgy. A vast
sssaant ~ grain 81 helng marketed At
Hetland shGs fail afsa wssh Kh1 sss-
reas@ei facilities afforded by the ep@n-
as " tss~ msw elevator the grain ssaea
< THAI place afll he abte tn taka care
Il ak
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-18
Wealth. 81. Ioul-an Commits Suicide.

Arthur A. Mermod. of ST. Louis q
son of the late Alexander Mermod. one
Of tic founders of the Mermod~Jae
card-k3ng Jewelry company. was
found in a con at the Commercial
hotel sunday. Tia had committed sur
eide. Dependency is believed IL have
cansed the act.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-18

Joseph Powers. a Burlington sele-
graph operator at waidron, No, has
been arrested by United States author
titles charged with interfering with
commercial messages and Of train dis.
patching.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-18

~ a foetpa8 saturday ~syuu}ag. u hss
At sae ssssze ttElte Ae u#shsya u r~sssss~
ar toward Mr. stark fsae STARK MA#
s1au .4 earsp atsh taaa F~ssue~
ans8 his aszaisaEs &Ereek hiua a fseass
bloa ~ the asd wtya tae huts ~
Ire EesaiNNr. eatglMs D aeep s..eh
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-18
Policemen Killed ty Eureiar

During a pistol fght with "a burglar
who had robbed a residence OF several
thousand dollars worth Of diamonds
Ed Barrett. d policeman Of Peoria. Ill,
was shor and killed early sunday
morning. The a who fired the shot
escaped.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-18

rested at Newcastle, Pa. In couuec.
ton with the numerous black hand
5utrages were sentenced Friday The
highest sentence was ten years Seven
men were given five years apiece.
eight others received three years and
enc a two years.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-18
Archbishop BiIi Beaten.

The prieipal event In the general
Episcopal conference at Richmond,
Va. Monday was the defeat OF the So
called archbishop or provinces bill.
which has been holding the attention
ef the house of bishops and the house
81 deputies for the past two days.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-18

sunday afkerassssa she Great inertia
sTFs railway bridge spanning the Jius
4vsE 9@n Ef4lie# gasrfh ~ Earssn Wa
discovered esl Gre ~ PARTIES Who
saancssi 70 pass that way The fire
sas egftagukshed ard the agent nosg-
fet. who. wIsa workusen. have repair
II the damage
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-18

Joe nemereshe aa iF8san aaGf~
breed maa taken before Eastea Statts
Commissioners Tt8rEek LIS Chamberlain.
charged wAth fEe larceny ~ a uarnbes
~ horses on the ENeehua haitian rvs
eFyatson He @ss held ga The Next
tnitet states grand Jafy IN a hoaa ef
$4,000
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-18

Campbell Sienp, member of con-
Eress from the Ninth district of vir-
einia. is dead OF angina pectoris. He
was the only Republican member of
the Virginia delegation in congress.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-18

The German i.ufherans or Wagner.
1aTIe~ Asfx county. are making good
egogreSs ira the work 81 constructing
gane nes church building. Wher
completed tke eilfice will be- one OF
ne finest II - kind in that part Of
he state.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-18

Mail advices from Hayti state tina
xixteen men were sentenced TO death
there for ~conspiring to overthrow the
government OF the republic. The
country is reported quiet. but many
persons fear a revolt o
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-18

a meeting between King Edward
and the czar has been arranged to take
place at Copenhagen In the near flu
ture. according to the Berlin corre-
spondcnt of the Poiitikens.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-18
kFn~ pell&an In B,aea ul,..

Nh1e our hunting rear - urgr.
relix cardinal shut e large pelican
halaey ea a. be the FIRST ene ~ rs kina
seen tr that part of the county. Th
bird had the appearance st having
rayeled far and aas easily bagged
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-18

Mondays quotations on the Sioux
City live stock market follow TYP
heeves, $3.50. Top hogs, $s.l5.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-18

The Commercial state bank OF
salem r~eorganized by the election Of
w. w. Sihson. of Dedham, Iowa. TO
succeed belmont Goldsmith whose
stock in the bank he purchased.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-18
Mrs. Chndw,ck's Body 70 Canada.

Emil Hoover, son Of Mrs. Cassie
Chadwick. made arrangements Friday
to Y the body OF his mother taken
TO Woodstock, Can. for burial.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-10-18

Ihe Canadian Pacific railway has
given the telegraphers In its employ
ment ar increase In wages OF l25s
per cent.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-22
Further Excuse Given the Japanese for
 Tightening Their Grip
The Former Emperor is Still In Position Pros- eeute His Intrigues--TOkiO is Expecting a Recur- renee of ltiOtOus Outbreaks.

Seoul. Sunday. July 21.-The Japan csc are agitated by a multiplicity of reports relating to the late emperor's intrigues since his abdication and military anxioty is revived. The dis turbing factors are first, the presence of Hayashi, whose mission is believed by the people to be the abduction of the former emperor and his removal to Japan. Second. the domiciliary con- tact with the present emperor and the control and manipulation of the throne by the former emperor.
 The situation is such that Japan is able to establish any interpretation whatsoever. Unless Hayashrs inten- tions are declared to the nation through Ito, the Korean throne will dash itself to pieces.
 General Hazgawa. the commander of the Japanese troops. withdrew one machine gun from the palace square. He regards the situation as we'll in hand. The two government arsenals are guarded by the Japanese who are under orders to explode it if they are unable to defend it. The Koreans possess 90.000 rounds of ammunition of which Hazgawa. with 23OO troops. has been unable to demand the surrender The regiment yesterday reported tO be disarmed. still refuses to surrender its arms and ammunition. Ito will not
Arizona republican., 1907-07-22
SUSPICION
 OF CUBANS
Aroused by the Planting of
 Trees
This Simple Act of ArbOri- culture Almost Precipi- tated an InsurrectiOn.

Havana, July 21.-It has just leaked out that an uprising was projected to take place in Cuba on July F and doubtless would have been carried out had it not been for the vigilance of secret service officers. Nothing could better illustrate the irritability of the Cuban leaders than the triviality of the incident that caused the plot.
 Because Captain Robert Alexander, auartermaster of the American gar rison in Morro Castle, had planted a hundred young cocoanut trees to beautify the place, the rumor flew through the province that the Ameri- cans were planting cocoa trees, which would take six years to bear and that they intended to remain at least for that period.
 The patriots met in secret, the eX- citement increased and arms were dis tributed. it is said. to the number of seventy-five rifles. The rising was planned for July 12 under the lead ership of General Camanco of San Luis, and one Rodrigues of Santiago. They were to begin operations by rushing isolated posts of rural guards massacreing the man and to attack Santiago and wipe out the American garrison if possible. Secret service men exploded the plot several days before 1t was due. Governor Magoon read the leaders n lecture on the sub- feet of arboriculture as practiced by Americans and gave them a solemn warning not to interfere.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-22
THE BLOODY OUTBREAK
 OF A MICHIGAN FARMER
Murdered His Wife and Son and Was Killed in Self Defense by-a Neigh bor.

Nunica. Mich. July 21.-Henry Scrcheon. a farmer fifty years of age. today ran amuck with an axe and kill ed his invalid son. his wife and her foster father. Scutcheon was later shot and killed by Henry McCleiian- whom he had attacked.
 His home was an apparently hap py one except for the boys invalidism. Scutcheon suddenly went crazy and attacked the boy with an axe. When his wife interfered he pursued her to the middle of the road and knocked her down. Then he rushed back to the house and murdered George Aiming. his wifes foster father. He next cut his own throat with razor and took paris green but did not succeed In inflicting a fatal injury.
 In the meantime his wife had been carried to McClelIan's house. while Mcclellan rushed for help. Learning that she was not dead. Scutcheon smashed a window, entered and again attacked her. crushing her head. De- spite warnings he next attacked Mc- Clellan. who shot him with a shot- gun.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-22
HALF MILLION ACRES
 ADDfD 10 BLACK MfSA
A Strip Along the asrtAs-s es<><>rB Through Apache. ssssis ed c>s,-
 nino CountisA

Washington. JuIy .l=Az s-s;tfb~s containing 55t.2te ssrss hss e<-a mad 10 Black Mesa Szti,zss Fes~ss S- -srf- zona by q prOclzszss isa sigs<S ss the president on July i-. 1901 The total area of that forest ss aOS -5Ss.tSe acres. The addition les In a narror strip along the northern boundary ' the forest. extending vest from the New Mexico line te Chaves Pass. ani is in Apache. Navajo and Ccco2-no counties.
 The northern portron Of the biacN Mesa national forest includes psacti- cally all of the pine timber on the north slope of the White range. east ot the Mogollon Mesa and immediately north of the White Mountain Arache Indian reservation The timber on th- addition consists of juniper. pincn and yellow pine.
 The enlargement of the Black NeSa national forest has been deemed nec-
 essary to protect the irrigated lands in the vicinity of SpringerSvilie- Fay
 Tor and Snowflake The timber coVcs affords protection to part of the vat CT shed # the Little Colorado river The develOpfnsnt os any lands suited
 to agriculture in the Black Mesa for est will not be hindered in the least
 for such land is open tO homestead cH
 application tO the forest service -s to mineral claims. their location and ldeveIopment are no more restricted than claims on the public domain
Arizona republican., 1907-07-22
PEACE PROCLAMATION
 IN ANTHRACITE REGION
The Board of Cancellation Has Cleared Up Its Docket of Grievances.

New York. July 21. The following statement is authorized on behalf of the Anthracite Coal Operators:
 The board of conciliation created by the strike commission of 1902 to set tie disputes between the anthracite coal miners and operators. has at last a clean docket. Not a single case is today pending. This marks a condi tion of industrial peace brought about by means which are probably unique in this country. It must be assumed that, if the miners have no complaints to make. they are satisfied with the way they are being treated.
 During the four years of the com missions existence 159 differences be- tween the coal operators and their employees have been settled. The board itself-composed of three representa- tives of the operators and three of the miners-has disposed of 132 of the cases and an even division of the board has made it necessary to refer only 27 cases to an umpire. Of these appeals. he sustained the complainant in only 6 cases.
 Experience gained in handling the complex questions involved has et- ab!ed the board to render its decisions with increasing promptness, and of the 15s cases presented 49 were disposed of within less than one month.
 Of the grievances considered. only one was presented by the United Mine Workers of America. as body all the mines. Thirteen were presented by the operators, and I46 by the miners. By the boards de- cisions % cases were sustained. 1lJ not sustained or withdrawn. and 15 settled through the influence oi t.,e board"
 Almost every element of the miners welfare is involved in controversies brought up for consideration. The dis charge of an employe. failure of an- other to secure reinstatement. sus- pension of a contract for loading "d;r- ty coal" requests for half-holida! on pay day. and scores of erNlueS' tion come before the board.
 Questions affecting wages have bee' rarely brought before the board. fol | the reason that the Anthracite strikt ' commission. after exhaustive investi' gation, settled upon a minimum scal'
 of wages, which was renewed for three
 years by the miners and operators a
 the expiration. April 1. 1906. of th' original arrangement. To put the min
 CTS on a profit sharing basis the com ! mission further awarded that for ev | cry advance of five cents above *4.5
 in the wholesale selling price per tol | of domestic sizes of coal at udewat
 CT. the wages of every man about tn
 mines should be increased one pc cent above the schedule.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-22
EMPEROR bs pROxy.

ToliO. Monday nops. July -@-it is reported from Seoul that the retired emperor refused to acknowledge his complete non-interf-rence with the administration insisting that the new emperor is only his ssOSy. He was Prs- vailed upon to withdraw from this ps,- sitiOn and consent ss ths Inauguration Of a new epoch ia accord with uStse.
 A household naini.s-r was appointed yesterday Gtccboi chief chsrnha<- lain. was arrested SIsA the approval of the new emperer. sa suspicion of iu- citing a riot
Arizona republican., 1907-07-22
DIVIDED CQNJfCTURES AS TO HAYWOOD VERDICT
It is Predicted That the Jury Will End
 It's Deliberations This Week.

Boise. July 21.-The argument in defense of Haywood will begin to- morrow and it is probable that Darrow and Richardson will plead for the life of their client for two or three days. Richardson expects to speak eight or ten hours and probably Darrow will not begin his closing address before Wednesday morning.
 Borah will close for the prosecution probably beginning on Friday. A yer dict>is expected Saturday night. Opin- ion concerning the result is divided.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-22
PERE MARQUETTE LISI
 STANDS AT TnIRTY-ONt
But out of the More Than One Hun dred Injured in Saturdays Wreck it Will be heightened.

Detroit, July 21.-The death list as the result of yesterdays wreck near Salem on the Pege Marquette ralr9SA stands at thirtkS4se, but ~asaong he hundred or more injured eight are re- ported in d serious condition sixty one of the injured are at their homes in Ionia and forty-twO were brought to the hospitals of this city for treat ment.
 This has been q day of grief and mourning in Ionia. The mayor says he estimates that one in every fifty of the city residents was killed or injured All business and normal activities are practically suspended and every one is devoting attention to the injured.