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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-20
MINERS ARE RESCUED
We're EatOmbed In Mid-Valey
CELERY, Pa.
ONE or THEM LOST HIS LIFE.

After Being BdrIsd for several AeUrs
''T~enty!s Seven Men Are Finally Rec
euOd from the Mine BY Their Gem.
radSs.
shamokih. Pa. Feb. 10, ALI but
one OF the twenty eirht upcn and boys
who were SntOVAbad Monday IN tho
Aid-Vallsy oollisTy wore rescued Tuas
day morning,
Frank orlOsklO. a miner Of Mld.val.
ley. fell down chute after the Ao0l-
dent and was Killed.
whCu tho rOscuinE party penetrated
10 the sRtombed mon II was found
that the mon had dug for great Ha.
lance through the fall Of coal.
There wNro but fow persons At the
entrance to The tHt whom the rec
oued mon reached the surface,
Tho mon quickly made their way ~
their homes showing no bad effect OF
their experience.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-20

Day WIZ 10 Defended ~ Money u
FsAheS Ne olSW.
LsG1Rgaon. KY. FEB. lS.--In the ~
fsass Of Beach Hareis for EAS Raraos
et HE father. yaAge James Hareas,
the Expenses sstll be paiA out 81 the
eS0,oea. watch - the boys SHARE o.
Ais fafhoFs large estate.
When yuAye James n. AAASAa con.
venSA ne Droathitt circuit court at
Jacluun MosAay EAS HSrsls case wss
the most important matter waitiag
aotioa. Il 10 expected that BaaCe
HArvis win BE- prOmVtiy indicted and
n this - dnne bic trial for the muir.
der Of his father viii begin a. once.
Tue Asgente win be Sslf-dstsase.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-20

Atlanta. Rsb. iS--T0r several days
ped FuRogs have been Fife around
ne espitSl tAAi foFnsSg RaliFoad Con
mlssiensV JeseVA ~. FlrOwn soulA SGT
into ths rae ~ eOvSrnos befoTs the
somisg pnmasy. az Also Naat Seems
mere bFvbahIs. tAst ~ vOaN make ne
Fass 80 fsilresA oomnissiopsE. NJ.
Bs0wA AAa eivGB eut 10 StAisnSat
Of he iHAantioss ss 70 eithsr pFopo'
sstt0a. but he fssa1s iassi nat hs
has hal then 10th unSsr ssFioaS coa'
aa1sraiian. apd that there II 4 pFoes'
Ssiity ~ bic ssiss heard from ~ 80
aaFiy este.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-20

Wed oFshGS. ". j.. FSO ID.
3. nandsth. treasurer o. the E4ssoa
hanRfAataFtag e0mpaAT. Of which
rao@as A. EAisoa II VFssiaeat. eota'
mltte4 saielAa Moe6ay h The eetiaE -
Ne FtaaASass Oa New Valley wsy, 81
ADsaian hsnssls IN he hsad q 40
bai,eveA mar Ne. Rsadoiph wa tsms
pagsFFy insane - aSiIhSr IL he hus-
tnaas hog kis family sHAiFs vas tAefs
Az ks5za sAgse for gseh e. att
mis- belief vas agea 'faraar ere
6eaes by tts kasSietse that . near
Feistys tsams mestaily unAaisaess
= fsW ye1Ft sgQ,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-20
REPORT IS DENIED
No Attempt Made to ASSaSSlulte
King Alfonso.
RUMOR STARTS BARCELONA
Il IS Thought to Have Had lie Source
In the Late Bomb kNplOsIOnS at
Barcelona, In which a Woman Was
Killed and a Child Injured.

Madrid. Feb, 10, There is no truth
In the report current In Paris that
King Alfonso had been assassInated
The rumor probably vas an out
growth of the bomb explosions at
Barcelona Monday which now appear
TO have been the work Of anarchists,
In addition to klling one woman
and dangerously wounding child, the
explosion caused much damage to the
buildings In the vicinity,
The precise object of the outraEes
has not yet been made clear, but II Is
interesting TO note that the actions
Of the parliamentary opposition re-
eently united In a request 20 the gov
eminent to restore the constitutional
guarantees in Barcelona declaring that
normal conditions prevailed tNorc
King Alfonso II at present at So
Vile.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-20

Ore Men killed ~ Train. AAolhsg ~
Vie Own 0Sa.
Birmingham. Ala. Yeb, ~, .--Jaltus
nvssy. sssa tWSnty4hFoe. atieaOtea
- hoard . Southern railway svftsA ~.
Gias MoaAay g0vnins n Ilasi BiNains-
han Asa fell IN fEone of Il. reeeiViak
injuries whisA easasa dssgA IN Q few
miaatep.
y. 1. paAa. . collector ~ a. Ens'
isg rsFnItufs store. Eas alot ana MIL
- TaasaRy EsoSning ~ VIVIAN. .
miaing eausp Q fsw aflss away. Dana
baA . Aoebis baFsiee shStgun win
M. AaA e. ~ ~ iats Ms sHSsy the
gns WAs aesiaantaliy dlaehAFEaA.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-20

gIns1 cessl1sraalSn Gatero6 o.,
WaaAiagion. -. iS.--STAe AnAi
Stasss - ne paasAss - tha sssswttSe
legislative as lsessai spDruVristisu
~ we're ansessa upos II the hsasa
e representatives H1DaAay wAsa Ehal
ineasuFe was tahas - ios ooasl1sEB,
tioa. NE. hineoa. a. AEhaaaaa. soa,
tisse4 - poiiey ~ Aitastfng 80 10
eFaasss n salaries 81 tAeg we're -
eardingiy Fsteetsa 0a points ~ eqaeg
maAs ~ Sin.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-20

PfssburE. pa. 10. lS-a1Sso 60
ssoo .oso bushels 81 eoai wfIl -
uhtswa6 fFom thu city - DDuGAEn
maFhpss. ne SAipassnis - Ats tlnns
arr ms1s poastbis ~ AiGA hvu slaeas
Asua ne SvS6cnee q % nooA Il fnni
AusvpssFteg A rsssora1ioS - ~
en-; e0nAstsoas e iooke1 ~ ssna-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-20
rGRRoRlsrs LEAVING FINLAND.
RRosnt Appointment CAUSED Excite.
nAnl Amana Tham.

msnl Among Than.
~ Petersburg, Feb, 10, The ap-
pointmeat Of General Yoa DoeokmRn
u be governor ~ FinlAnd has pFoauc.
I'd much s1SilsmSnt NmeaG the TsVolu.
tiouiSts and tSFFoFlsts who IN the past
have found Finland . convenient base
ct operations for plets u alf kinda,
Thoy ere nov leaving n great nun
bern, nleal Of tham gOlng 20 Bwedsn.
Thls slaaFiAG FiEiaAa u plottsSS viii
greatly facilitate the work % the nus
SiaA police IN EuAfaans the livns -
pFomIaeat DoEsonagas IN ~, Fe1aEs
baFg.
Practically ell the Asaasslnalisna -
tAe pass yeAE have beaa consisted "
tsFT0Vtsts We came Mroet Inn IN
lad Eho AaJ tAoy eomwitte1 ~
sSfme . msthoa which Ssgsalttsd theSn
~ escape poltee observation.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-20

caD4sa, ~. T.. Pc. i0.--goilow'
ins . sogssa ~ szploaiOus - vhish
esysraj worknsa we're intared. Ore
hsnAay aftsrsosa aa@sEse - vaF-
nisA snA paint piAat of ne " 3.
Graves eenspany - Tws,flh ed Poas
strests. thfs city. uEht awsihaGs
Assisting we're alnasSi Sattrely -
stroyoa. Several nrsaBsn we're silght-
" snturea ~ eEplo6isg bsnSiaS. ne
lee - ssltnataa "a 500. ooe.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-20

Rev YSss. Fss. lS.--Fost9 n.
Voofhsas. former egvernef sf New
Js1sS. anA FTnsk q. combes. u
PAilAsSlphia. vAs vsse th4ieisa ~ Ias
sFaHa tsgy % ehAruss ~ perjav. have
ssEen1aes4 - Ne aistFiet Ati0FnSy.
Tasy wess aFyuisne1 b@tsss Inaties
DSvfsR ~ Eke ssgyews eepFt saA gave
- - 90 500 q t..tE8 sSsA.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-20

M~w oEieaae. -. fe.--<Ihs twsnay,
tsurA aanual enRysnslsn q ths Nae
- Paiat@o an4 riosogaaaqw Aassel
sAsos - ne piattn1 Dsaas 80 Cnasds
eeanea hepe hen1Ay atsEnaus WfgA
eAess 90 aanpzhHan bgomnf. saaaaans
"a - hehs ~ - neEa tpB aeaasss.
fiEs eim
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-20

Nswuan. Co Tss me fozp
yaaEpl1 6AsKhsss a Ho1 ?. =. A.
kianos. ssosA1 ~ Ihs aae ngsasBas
Assnnpa. rs fEixAtfsny bgspe9 Mo-
cny whfss piaYing aseu1a ~ sitn1sn
sieps. 80 Hve4 ~ rAese e1ss aep
es naea
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-20

anshsa. Fes. -. -ChalFzlnn
f tAe oo@@ittss o. nhlstAsy ~
has Feportea - tAe hSuse -
aDguShasAoa bCl oaHytaU .
|sDa ADs . 81 pr Es1t tneseass h
W - salists1 ussa Hss nnsou1.
anse oneors.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-20
C'S SUFFERINGS
or Days In Boat at Her
cy q Waves
FHe WE'RE FINALLY SAVED

49, rom the oNpSeusS ano tne
bins Three, Were In a PitabIs
oO Whea RsSousd--MAts Re-
4 tsey Of TFIaIs.
Wash. :" FeA. ia DE-
ne Posi- IntNlligsnOer from
Z NJ, says:
rev Of the little siI.ton Sloop
lyiAg ct anchor here. we're
lGoOdAy night by feeble
q stSel MfeboaA craving up
the ught breeze.
boat were the torm0 - four
he Twins ana enc dead, sur
the American Ship, Emily
recked OF the mouth Of the
river on the coast Of ORE
hundred Males from NeaA
lhe men In ne boat were:
Mate Fred lube. Seaman
h1Iasted, Seaman Arthur ia
~ - -. r. shIn's cook
b living Survivors were In
condition. Their tongues
oIleA 20 from thirst that At
could ScFrcely artcaiats'
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-02-20

FsF. cC,p.. RsA. Is.--sossaS Kir
y a a coissaAs Bpgfass ssuesg .
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The Lamar register., 1908-10-21

rockingham is a Phi Beta Kappa
from Colorado College and I'm sure
she's going to make good. Then l
sat for few minutes in Charles Gil
bert's photography class. They wer
talking about latitude and longitude.
and they located several cities by
degrees. l was glad they didn't To-
cate Lamar, for I'm sure that on that
afternoon 1 couldn't have believed
1t was so far from the Equator as
the Biographies say it is. Mr.. Gill
bert is a graduate of the State Nor
NAL school at Fremont Neb., and
this is his first year in Colorado. but
/ think hes going to like it here.
After school they had football
meeting, and Mr. Jones presided.
heard Miss Batman lamenting that
the Murphy boys wouldn't be in
school for two weeks and here was
a challenge from La Junta for a gam
week from Saturday. It's pity
there were no Spartan schoolmis-
tresses. u there had been I'm sure
their names would have been men
toned along with those of the Spar
tan mothers.
Sitting In the rooms of the Com
mercial Club that night | had good
talk about times, old and new, with
Superintendent Jones. | noticed that
there is tone Of thrift and advance
ment about the town of Lamar, even
though sugar beets are not at their
best this year. and / said to myself
these people in Lamar are awake an
they have a pretty good idea Of pro
gress. wonder II they didn't learn
to spell 1t in the schools?-H. NJ
Barrett. Pueblo. Colo, in Colorado
School Journal.
The Lamar register., 1908-10-21

The two young men. from East St.
Louis. who were caught carrying con
cealed weapons last Monday, were
sentenced today to thirty days in
jail. by Justice of Peace. Deeter.
The first dance Of the season was
given last night by the L. o. T. NJ.
at the Odd Fellows Hall. The Ark
ansas Valley Orchestra furnished the
music, which was fine. There was
u large crowd out for the first night.
The Lincoln school football team
took revenge on the Freshmen team
OF the High School last night. and
beat thcm Go. These teams have
played three games this season and
each has taken one, the other was a
Tie.
The L. u. H. s. football team &C.
companied by Miss Batman and Miss
rockingham and Charles Smith, tool
the much belated No. and journed
to Syracuse this afternoon. Mr.. E.
B. Miller went along with them to
referee the game. The boys have
practiced faithfully since the Las Ami
mas affair. and are in much better
shape to play. They have some new
plays and the foreward pass to help
them win.
Misses Anna Batman and Glenn
Robinson entertained a number OF
their young lady friends at fine
spread at the National Cafe last ev-
ening. They had the table specially
decorated for the occasion in very
beautiful style and the menu was
most choice and delightful as OF
course 1t would be when prepared
under direct charge of manager
Frank Means. 1t was a most pleas
ant occasion for all who were there.
The guests were Misses Nellie Good
ale. Madge Creaghe. Ann Davis. Ella
Packard. Verna Miller. Josie Silver.
and Mabelle Mears.
The other day two Lamarites, the
base ball season being over. started
in for a political discussion at Con
wells barber shop. when a stranger
stepped up and said: Il hear you
gentlemen talking politics, and am
an agent for Bryans' book which
would like to show you" He met a
frost that froze even his nerve. 1t
is the same old story. The Peerless
One running for president and havini
his agents out at the same time
working the public to buy his books
and subscribe for his Commoner
1t Is a nice graft and very easy mon.
ey as long as thepublic will stand
for it.
The Lamar register., 1908-10-21
Fridays Locals

w. E. Dale made . business trip
to Caddoa today.
Mrs. Ira Barker and son. Harry.
returned to La Junta.
Walter Creek the Granada news
paper man Is in Lamar today.
The Ladies' Of the Christian church
are holding a rummage sale today.
Billy Simpson. brother Of the can
didate for sheriff. Is in Lamar to-
day.
Mr.. -Chas. Luck went to Pueblo to
day, to look after some railroad bus
mess
Chris Clausen Is up from Holly
today. He went on to Las Animas
on the stub.
Mr.. Donald Mcintosh. of Las Ami
mas was transacting business in La
mar yesterday.
JOnu AeNdu 1911 LOT Dehs0f III"
morning. He has business affairs
to attend to there.
The Santa Fe Depot now has fine
drinking water in 1t. much to the
relief Of the walters.
Mrs. L. Writ Markham and daugh-
ter, Miss Iva. went to Denver this
morning for a short visit.
Mrs. Kate McAdams arrived this
morning from Peoria, Illinois. She
is visiting at the Koen ranch.
Mr.. Geo. Pearl. who has been look
ing after business affairs In Denver
Sugar City and Pueblo. returned hom
this morning.
The Lamar register., 1908-10-21

OF course l went to Lamar-the
one place In the Valley that would
seem as it seemed ten years ago.
when l used to make the town in in
stitute season for The Journal. Sup
erintendent E. r. Jones is still there.
and when you say 1t it reminds you
OF the line In THE Star Spangbed
Banner" for Jones is the kind to
tie to. He's been there twelve years
and that's staying some, II the edi-
tor will pardon this wrenching of
a classic phrase. Before found Mr..
Jones, however couldn't resist
dropping in to a class in English lit
erature. conducted by Miss Annie
Batman, the principal. 1t was a
warm afternoon in the Valley, and
when it's warm in the Valley you u.s.
ually notice 1t at Lamar. The room
had west windows and the sun that
ripens the Rocky Ford cantaloupes
was lavishing its surplus energy on
that side of the Lamar high school.
There was absolutely no inspiration
in the situation, and even the sooth-
sayer's warning, Beware, the ides
of March," which the class was read
ing. would have reused but passing
interest In me. But somehow the
teacher and the class were interest
ed and wide awake. 1 don't remem-
Der to have found class where
there was evidence of more lively
interest and intelligent thought, in
discussing a piece OF literature. !
could preach a sermon here-but on
the whole, you'd better preach it
yourself. Over in Miss Frothing-
hams Cicero class they were strug-
Cling with the lines beginning: The
senate once decreed that Lucius Opt
MUS. the consul. should see that no
barn befau The repuhltc." Miss
The Lamar register., 1908-10-21
Saturdays Locals.

B. B. Gould went to Garden City
this afternoon.
John Shull. the Holly engineer. wa
In Lamar this morning.
Mrs. Barron is visiting at the
home Of her daughter Mrs. H. N
Pingree.
Some unknown person attempted
to break into McFaddens Tailor
shop last hight.
Mrs. Smith and daughter. Mist
Pearl are up from Holly today. do
ing some shopping.
John Citizen returned from Lam
ed, Kansas. where he has been work
ing, last Thursday.
Jno. Adkins and C. B. Ray are at
large in the east end Of Prowers
county. this afternoon.
Miss Lola Pinkerton Is spending q
few days In Lamar. she arrived on
the stub this morning.
Mrs. Fred Kelsey went to Grauads
this afternoon. She expects to visi,
with her mother for q time.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Mcbride left
for eastern Kansas today. They ex
pect to make a short visit there.
The Player Piano being exhibited
at Myers Drug store. Is attracting
large crowds of Interested spectators
Mrs. Bilyeu returned to Peckham
Kansas. after visiting quite a time
at the home of D. L. Silver and fam
lily.
Mrs. L. M. Markham and children
left for Garden City. Kansas. today
to spend a few days with Mr.. Mark
ham.
Miss Katherine McCarty. who has
been visiting with her uncle F. J. Nc
Carly for short time, returned tc
Leadville this morning.
The Wiley Town Co.have had some
handsome circulars printed showing
some of the leading enterprises o.
that thriving young city.
Mrs. Rolls arrived last night from
Billings, Montana. She will make
quite an extended visit at the home
Of Mr.. Human and wife.
Messrs. G. G. Smeltz Of Granada
w. H. Wheelock Of Hartman ant
John Simpson of Holly we're herr
last night attending the big republi
can rally. -
Mr.. w. J. Tobh and Mr.. and Mrs
Earnest Tobin arrived this morning
from Emmittsburgh, Iowa. They ez
pect to enjoy a visit With Mr.. ant
MEs, James Tobin Of WAY.
The Lamar register., 1908-10-21

Twenty carloads OF cattle went
through Lamar today, bound for
Kansas City. They are being ship
ped from La Junta.
]. L. Mayfield passed through La.
mar today on hds way OF La Junta
He is going to be present at the
Woodmen's iniation at La Junta.
The football game last night play
ed by the Freshmen and the eighth
graders, resulted in a score Of 20.
They were certainly out for blood.
Mrs. Bryan Haywood and her two
daughters left for Denver this morn
ing, to enjoy short visit. Mrs. Hay
wood also has some business to look
after.
Mrs. o. E. Wright and little boy,
Otis. returned to Rocky Ford this
morning. She has been visiting at
the home OF her sister. Mrs. C.
NJ. Lee.
Last evening in the parlors of the
Central Hotel, w. ]. Tobin, Of Wiley,
and Miss Grace Loveall, of Lamar,
were united in marriage by Justice
+. e. Pike.
Mr.. ]. M. Cochran and wife, ar
rivad Iact pJubt SrN,v, napyar rhav
expect to make a two weeks visit
at the home of Mr.. Cal Downing
They ere going to California this
winter.
Mr.. E. C. Chamberlain, a repre-
sentative of the Allyn and Bacon
Publishing Co., Of Chicago. paid the
High School visit today. Mr.. Chan
berland has the Colo. High schools
on his list.
Earl, the six months old baby of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Idler. died last
night. The funeral services were
held today at the home and the in
terment was made in the Harper
cemetery on the north side.
Rev. and Mrs. Curtis Lum and
two children arrived this morning
from Perry, Michigan. Rev. Lum is
Free Methodist and is going to or
ganize his church on the North side.
Mr.. Arthur Night is expected here
to help him.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Cramer. who
have been visiting at the home OF
I. L. Maxwell since last Wednesday,
started for Monte Vista this morn
ing. They have been visiting in the
east and stopped over to see the Ma:
welrss. Mr.. Cramer is a brother Of
Mrs. Maxwell.
Hon. John w. Springer and Judge
James A. Orr arrived on No. 8 to-
day for the republican rally at the
opera house tonight Mr.. Springer
is an authority on the Big Mitt as
even the democrats admit he was
elected mayor Of Denver by over g.
900 and counted out by that organic
alton in favor Of Speer. the election
crook, who is the present head OF
the democratic party In the state.
The Lamar register., 1908-10-21
sRYAN's BOOKS NOT PRINTED
BY UNION MEN.

Chicago. Oct. 16.-Despite Bryan's
professed love for union labor, col
lection ofhisbooks made today, show
that when he had any printing done
he patronized non-rmion shops.
The tip came to Republican head
quarters from union printers, who ar
amused at Bryan's affectionate atti-
tude toward labor and the lack OF
union labels on his publications.
The Lamar register., 1908-10-21
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