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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-02-07
What Is Tecoma's Brand?

\ dispatch says that at Tacoma, tor sew.
cral evenings, strange red and green
lights have been seen at high attitudes
and 1t Is l]LtlHatcd that the CLEANS came
from a japanese airsLip, flying the flag
Of the Mikado.
We have known tue kind OF whisKey
dispensed in some frontier towns 20 pro-
duce herds 81 buffalo IN q hall bedroom.
There have been occasions when alter
front prIre-juIce in old San Farnciscc
raised he phantom ~ the sea-serpen'
from the bottom OF the sea to the flUol
Of Beu'5 back-room OH Clay Street and
terroriized Il dozen hardy salts. Private
Secretary McCdbe Who was with former
Governor Budd OF California;, solemnly
asseverRted III the San Francisco Call
some dozen years ago, that he had seen
a white light in the sky above Sacra.
mento, but did net specify the brand.
And go it goes.
The red light and green light we can
readily understand, and could explain
even a white light, but what must that
man have drunk who saw a Japan csc
fiagH
\ green light Tor absInthc irappee;
White Tor a larger can;
a red light FOR a pousse-catc,
But none Tor old japan.
That Tacoma gin must be fierce
Reno Jouraal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-02-07
Trying For Faker Prize.

lle didn't set himself up to be a
nature faker, but he confessed he know
a story which, il not exactly accurate,
WAS at all events somewhat brilliant.
"rhis happened IN the cottage Of a
peasant who had his culver full Of
children. When the. baby was put to
sleep at night every one III tho family
was enjoincd to be quiet. They were,
including the dog. OIe Night, however
the dog fancied the room wasn't M quiet
as 1t should be. There wae an old
I Hhioned clock in the corncr Of the room
which licked somewhat, loudly with IFS
ponherou- pendulum. The dog think
ing .hat THE ticking might disturb ule
baby, went on tip toe, and, putting his
paw against The pcndulum, stopped il.
Add thni'e a fac" But even the
oysters on the ter CAPPED with
as'CDishment-Nox Y0rk Press.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-02-07

are u on the strike were at the Flor
ence ANNEX and through their numbers
and talk those who applied for employ
ment decided it wouli no, be safe to go
TO work and they left the roperty.
Superintendent Jones asked them to
stay but none did. The Western Fedora
ton men or at least the spokesman de-
manded the ola scale OF wages and that
no questions should be asked with re-
gard To whether a man belonged to the
Western Federation or not. From the
Annex the crowd Of pickeis went to the
Little Florence and by force OF numbers
as well as by pleadugs got the ueu
who are ready TO go to " 'rk there to re-
urn ;o their home-. Then the cruN'i
went to the RJgers-Sn, IL ATE l-Gs- and
was equslly successful the".
One u%oH-upion miner said last night
that outside OF the iussteuce -: the
union men and tile use Of tie WORD
-scab' that he had nothing Of winch to
complain Of. lie was OF the UptnIuu,
however, thai the intrusion u! The ra /
Gals Of the Western Federation should
be st ppeh 10y the COMPANIES tina; 60 not
want Ia hire miners affiliated with tia:
organ iuu III nnyway and " give p-u-
lection. 70 the honest miner Sno Is sees
ing employ men'.
\ ruDOr was III circulation yesterday
that II settlement between :ue Nine
Owners aud the union was Ii liable /" J.-
consumated Ill tie next ,inl 81 two
But no confirmation To- the stor! was b.
luIulb!c.
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TIE WORLDS SECURE
TIES AND MONEY.

The statsticians prepare some be-
ulldermS figures. Mr.. Consnt in he
current Atlantic Monthly estimates that
the visible outstanding securities issued
by American corporations aggregate the
tremendous sum OF S3i ,5lj ,35l ,3S2, n
xher the re Is deducted from this the
property which viii naturally be put
down in other computations, it leaves as
legitimate securities S2i, B9S 49,, 6S3, or
about oue-ttth OF all the property Of the
United States, winch Is believed TO be
7 200 ! deal within the truth. The mar
<et y.ues Of tbt 81 stocks and bonds do
no; materially yar! tron the par value.
The largest holdings are IL tue follow
IL. order: Steam milurads, S6,J0i,j5',
t5l; manufartuTe,i5,52 "a ,GI3, county
and municipal houds, SA,ill ,i3I,2s5,
While street railways fool Up ~sl.ij3,J2o,
l59.
1t Is estimateI that about 10 per cent
" the wealth of GrHi BntaID = IN
Il curities; about ~ per cent OF the
wealth 81 France; about % per cent OF
the wealth Of Ger many, aud from . 70
- per cent Of tine wealth OF the United
States.
Mr.. Conan: estimates that interest and
dividends paid on such securities amount
10 S3.S0p,0 ,0 ,0C0, "a SUN eGunl To tie
entire gold money stOcS of the world as
late us 1892, and about equal to two
thiris OF the present stock Of gold. AS
hat sleek has doubled IN our country
within the past fifteen years 1t will t."
seen that a. the gold ha- iuc'rased ilIs
corporations have increased in increased
ritio, and were runuinG beyond the
capacity Of the world tn Heep pace with
them, when the great Jolt came last
1t seems ~rebDopably certain that Just
nov tine world could dispose readily ot
the worlds silver product, were 1t al
held as mon y. II Is iru that China II
famishing for silver, India Is always
starving Tor It, and right nov the ut
side cities aud manufacturing centers OF
Germany are besiegIng the German
bank for silver money TO pay wages OF
employees. II the congress Of the United
States would use silver money and tx
it, rate to be paid out and received at 81
per ounce and order :bat the mipts be
set at work at their full capacity ii
coming silver, the price of silver would
be 81 per ounce all around this world
day after tomorrow mOrnlng. The
y hole world needs it, our own country
not another country in the world except
Mexico that does o need 1t more than
ours, while in the orient for the want Of
it the trade OF the whole great empire
lauguishes.-Sall Lake Telegram.
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Increase Their Pay

1t is likely that there viii he an iu-
crease in the pay Of all the guards aud
9th. employees at the state prison with
in a short time as such WIS generally
approved when the special session Of
o! Legislature voted the appropriation Of
S54 $50 for tb. prison fund. The guards
at present receive $40 the mouth, the
officers higher pay. 1t is likely that
an increase from Sl5 to so will be made
in the pay Of the guards and a similar
increase il the pay OF all officers, The
guard force will ALEC be increased.
Work will begin shortly ON the CON.
structiou OF new cell. adding aboui
eight! cells :" HI" Prison Al-n several
wells OF the institution will be mater
~ Strengthened end renodelled.
Three more prisoners were rscriv, d
from GCldtie!i last night t" serve ter us
at the state prsOu.-i'arson News
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-02-07
PRESIDENTS SPECIAL MESSAGE

The message which President Roose-
ve't sent to congress yesterday though
addressed to the nationh! law-making
body; was in reality intended for the
peopie-and it reached it's destination.
The few suggestions made regarding the
enactment OF certain laws were merely
pegs on which to hang a lecture and a
defense Of administration policies.
IL one could believe in the absolute
sincerity Of the president, he could not
help from admiring the man and the
public official; Tor a more ecatbing ar.
regiment Of predatory wealth and law
deiyinR corporations, loftier conceptions
OF the duties Of officials aud citizens has
rarely eyer been penned.
Bet the mans career since no has &C.
cupied the presidential chair proves
that he will not hesitate tn trade and
compromise with these powerful
criminals whom ne deBonnces, in order
TO advance his own schemes: that lie
will prosecute one, shield another and
rhuA III N.Nc " bbt hiEIbuh NIDlHlIuUE
OF law by n third, aud those whom he
play for iavori,ee are always those who
bend the kues 10 Roosevelt, that inl-
muniiy may follow fapuing.
Thus it has come ahun, that men sho
have watched his tactics aud studied
lis methods have been convinced thu
not oialiy to the republic md love OF
humanity, nor Yct hatred OF dishonesty
end crime inspires thcsc yer bal fuimina.
tons against lBwlcssness in high plhcee,
but, iDstcad, mn all-absorhing idoln,ry
OF self. Ibis II why, MS the E1positOr's
telegraph service reported yesterday,
that the message had scarcely been read
when ;lIe universal comment around
the capitol wac that i, was n bid tor
presidential nomination Tor himself
following close n tie heels u n positiye
declaration that he w0nli no, acccp,
the honor again. The Tact Of the tusi.
noes In tina mono 81 The wIsr ones believe
what Theodore Roosevelt say 9, either IN
his official or private capacity. Expect.
ally Is THE the Gaze IN relation 10 the
presidential nomination, he will "thrice
refuse the c%-owp,' IL il should be thrice
offered.
But TINT message ~ itself, stripped Of
it's questionable motives, .s n peach, n
pond lily, q touquct i beautiful eenti
meBts, irutbs and toasIs. The con.
densatiob that cams over tho wires TO
the Exposition doesn't do it justice. II
must be read ! u full to be- properly
nppreciated.--El E1posiior.
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SHOULD BE INVESTIGATED.

During the de bate on the Police Bill
one Of .i'r Assembly men limited quite
broadly tIaI the mn owners and brok-
ers in Goidfeld list winter bribed come
OF tho leaders az the Miners Uuion to
SrlnG about a strike,
This is no; the first time such a charge
has been made and II is II matter OF
co nu,ou no.orieiy that such a condition
prevailed last water in Gol!mel'.
ViDcen; ST. JohG came iuto the camp
broke. 10 a little while there was
turmoil and strist- Hud all Kinds Of dis
order and St. John soon had plenty Of
money i'll his pockets. Many Of the
State papers charged that the market
was being worked III the interests Of Il
certain clique OF brokers. The miners
would meet and the word would so ont
that they were about to declare the
strike off and stocks would soar and
then the news would go out that he
vote was the other way and stocks would
GO down.
AhSS 4 Eo" AhNNANAN 'VAS
on for weeks and the market went up
and down at the dictates Of the men
who were handling the union.
NoS the question arises who were be-
hind these men aud who was making the
money out Of the little game that WAS
beng SO cleverly worked?
When iockies ara accused OF pulling
races the judges call for the book
berry by the figures.
IL the books OF certain brokers coula
be investigated the blame might be
located.
IL brokers INDUCED in these tactics
they were worse than any high.gradc
thief III camp. IL they sowed the wind
they reaped the whirIwind and the
whole State suffered from their chican-
cry.
How to reach the truth in this matter
may be a hard proposition, but there
ought to be come way to reach it and
that, too, before long.
The Goldfeld Tribune cites cases
where men shorted the market to help
the panic and then had the gall to try
and borrow stocks for delivery OF the
men they had s%wiudlcd. brokers took
orders for stocks they did not nave and
depended on u falling market to tilI the
order later and retain the difference.
Sometimes they calculated wrong and
got caught in the upward movement
That sort II business needs stamping
out.-Carson Appeal.
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Coco Partisan Charity.

AT certain rlaccs about thu most
crowded Il ftorg 81 Paris .,nc mas
notice, at meal times. scores Of poorly
clad women. with infants I'm thor
arms. entering what appoa to hc
small eating houses. 'rhny arc catiu,
places, and they arc maintained h.
public charity expressly for iudipon,
mothers.
Seven such places arc scattered
through the poorer sections of ,br
city. Last year they furnished a.
900 meals TO mothers who o,borwle,
would doubtless have Jared gnd,y f,,.
nutritious food for Themselves opd
their offspring.
Mm", Henry Conflict led tho ,novc
mont which resulted I'm tho establish
mont Of these free eating houses She
enlisted the sympathy and aid Of q cir
Gle OF friends. and. as sympathy oy
tended, aid camo pouring In. Concr
Gus merchants equipped the dInine
rooms and kitchens.
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2I.i2i Tons oil Gold DUO.

Since CulumOIs found nus new worli,
thr mines OF the earth. Their value Is
over Sl2 600 ,0OC coo. or this vast total
II per cent, or nearly one-tiith OF the
iehole, has been miur-! i'll the last ten
the last 20 years; IL per cent in the last
30 .eRrs;54 per cent III the last 10 year.,
aud % per cent, or over two thirds, in
the last halt century.
Assuming that All increase occurs in
the annual output, this amount will be
doubled in 80 year,, while IL an annual
increase OF ) per cent Is obtained, the
doubling will take place in less than 20
years. II. F. Van Wagenrn predicts
that rs Il result Of the creation IL so
short Il time Of so immense an amount
OF ipdestructible wealth as this, a gem
erIl advance IN the market price OF all
commodities may be expected. Interest
rntes viii certainly decline.
Wages should rise, for with this
mount of new capital arising in The
brl-f period every department OF human
activity is bound to be stimulated, and
this will create an enormously increased
de mand not only for all those things
that machinery and art can produce,
but also t6r those that can only be
brought into beng by human hands
and human serylce.-EXcbange.
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Bird Perched on His Gun.
"Whlppoor.wlll. whip.poorwnL."

"hippOoT-wiII. whip. rnOr.wHl."
before daybrcak n birds notes
awOke Louis Renter. who had sought
rest Mt Lake WOnksunfuonk. n few
miles from Winstcd. Conn. I,cutlcr
became reevish. got his shotgun and
fred at the whippoOr.wlli. pcrched
on n tree outside his bedroom.
Reuter-. until recently proprietor q,
the Beardslcy House. vas nearly
asleep when
"Whippoor.will. whIp.poor will"
quite angry. Reuter- shot at the
bird again. The third time he fired
the whippOor.~in new 70 him. alIgh.
I'd on his gunbarrol and sang swcetIy:
whip poor.win."
Reuter- cnt 20 the iakg and pluns
cd In TO cool himself on.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-02-07
P0lCY FOR DEMOCRATS

10 an inter view, published IN the
Bhitim05" Sun, Senator Nowlands pre-.
s"nla tic following policy 'or the
democrats in cong So:
II is clear ,in, We should urge i'm.
mediate Legislation regarding th, So re-.
Communications contained W tho prcai,
dents i*O messages Ia this Corgrpss
which embcdy democratic principles
aud policice, ns many .; ciom DO.
We will find 'ha, in the next CT campaign
the republican party will base it's claim
to popular support on President Ronsc.
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The Goldield Situation.

\ GOljileld dispatch Of the tn "A,
Work wns no, resumed on the differ
ent lcaFcs OF the CoDsolidaied and
Florence ground. About Is per cent Of
tho Wrtern Federation ~ Miners who
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Entered At the ElEo ~Posiorace .or TRANSMISSION
through the mails as seeoad-class matter.
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The Masquerade will begin at ! O'Clock
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-22
Women Who Wear Well.

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-22
PLANET VENUS A SAHARA.


eff Won are fond of lionid at,no.-
pheric effects Of far-off bnrizons do
not emigrate to the beautiful plane,
Venus This adyiee-perhan sinner
fuous-is a prudent deduction from
what the American astronomer Per-
ciyal Lowell has found i'm the conrse
of a study of the physical state Of the
planets in general and of the condi-
ticuIar.
THE planets and satellites are
grouped i'm different classes ACCORDING
to their 'aIbedo,' that is. their white
ness, or, speaking more exactly. The
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of surface
celestial bodies wholly without at
mOsphere, such as the moon and Mer-
curry, have a feeble albcdo-about
OH, The earth has an average aIbedo
of OIL Venus, with an atmosphere
quite similar to ours, but without
clouds, has the large albedo of O.92
Mars, with rareded atmosphere and
no clouds, has OF.
AS for planets covered with clouds
Jupiter, Saturn, Nranus and Mem
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-22

II il astonishing how great a change
q few years OF married life often make
in the appearance and disposition OF
many women. The freshness, the
charm, the brlliauce vanish like the
bloom from a flower which ig udoly
banded. The matron is only dim
shadow, faint echo Of the charming
maiden, Few young women appreciate
the shock of the system through the
change which comes with marriage and
motherhood Many neglect to deal with
the unpleasant pelvic drains and weak
nesses which too often come with mar
riaRe and motherhood, not understand
ing that this secret drain rs robhing the
cheek Of its freshness and the form ei
lie fairness.
Az surely as the general health suffers
when there is arrangement of the health
of the delicate womsny organs, SO surely
when these organs are established in
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to the fact in renewed comeluoss.
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-22

Young Snobkins, the dry-goods
clerk, was lonng in the smoking
room of a fine hotel which he fire.
quented daily CATER luncheon) smok-
ing his cigar when one of his fellow
clerks entered.
"Holloa Snobby!" said the new
conner cheerfully. For mercy sake.
put out that disgusting weed"
Disgusting weed, indeed" said
Snobkins Indignantly. when l do
give quarter for a cigar"
Yes interrupted his friend I'M
Kindly when you give a quarter for
clgar-you get 20 cents change -
Philadelphia Inquirer
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-22

Come" said the teacher. don't
yon know what c-o-w-a-r-d spells ?"
Why-er.lemme see" stammered
Tommy Turf
on, come, come! Suppose big
boy were to strike littlo fellow.
what would you call him ?"
i don't dast ter tell yer. ma'am.''
philadelphia Press.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-22

She was born in County Tyrone, he
land September, 29th, 1899, and came
to this country with her husbandinI84o.
She is the mother of four children all liy-
ing. AT the present time she is visiting a
daughter in Indiana and is in splendid
health. She enjoyed an automobile ride
a few days ago and was greatly pleased
at the speed. Mrs. Wilkins remembers
the crowning of Queen Victoria, and
enjoys telling of the experiences and
conditions of hundred years ago.
On January 18th, Margaret Watson,
daughter OF Mrs. Wilkins sent the fol-
lowing letter from her mother:
DEAR Mr.. DUFFY:--l want to tell
you about your medicine, it is doing me
so much good. | am now a very old
woman. | have passed my Io8th birth
day. Since taking your Pure Malt Whis-
key my appetite is better, and am
stronger. rest better and my daughter
who is IS years old, says | am getting
younger every day. | feel that your
Whiskey is food and that it will keep
me alive for a great many years more.
Your Malt Whiskeymakes me think of
the whiskey they make in Ireland. You
mayput this in the paper i you want to. "
ul men and women who cannot say too
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-04-22
LIVED In Three Centuries
VIGOROUS AND STRONG AT 1903

Mrs. Mary Wilkins, OF Remington.
Ind, mother oil Dr. John A. Wilk.
ms Of Delta, Ind, is one OF
the eldest residents OF
the state, having lived
III three centuries
and being in her
l09sh year.