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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-20

The state geologist of Michigan
predicts discovery of gold in paying
quantities along the route of the pro-
posed canal along Grand River from
Bay City TO Hrand Haven
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-20

Four children were burned to
death and the parents and three chill
dren barely escaped with their lives,
when the country home of John
Wompfier. near Alliance, o., burned.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-20

A former weather expert has been
found in an asylum. Probably be
accidentally guessed right several
times and II turned his head.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-20

Ing up at the sky when taking aim Is
much harder than when player has
the grandstand or the bleachers for
a background. Last spring one OF
the Delehanty boys gave an eNhi-
bition of clever throwing al Columbia
park
4 foul ball wedged into the screen
on top OF the grandstand over the
visiting players bench. Delehanty
picked up an old ball aud threw II
against the screen. missing the object
aimed AT by yard. This one test
though. was enough for him 10 get
the guage On the second attempt
Delehanty let the ball go with all his
might. and it not only struck the
imprisoned "horseride8 but also land
ed with such force that the latter was
driven clear through the screen.
One thing about the throwing in
baseball that foreigners can't under
stand is why the players IN getting
the ball TO the plate from the ontield
almost invariably throw il low and
make it strike the ground yard or
so in front of the plate. The base
ball players claim that a ball thrown
on the line and made 10 shoot of
the ground will reach the catcher
quicker than a ball thrown 10 him on
the f1X
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-20

All True. John, were YOU really
visiting friend last night2' Sure, +"
And was lie really siek?" You bet
he was sick. He never won "A pot. =
Kansas City Journal.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-20

Everybody happy Mills are start
ing up. trade is extending and the
Thanksgiving turkey is within a week
Of seeing his finish
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-20
LEAVE Ely FOR Ely CITY.

A. M.-12:35, 6:35, S:35, 1880.
p. M.-12:05, 1920. 2:35, 1890,
sos, $40, 7:40, $40. $40, 1890
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-20

News are fortified By TRUTH, not
by FEAR OF betraying someone's con-
fdence. The News is ready and Will
ing at all times to let its readers
know the origin of any and all arti-
cles in its news columns and will an
swer fair questions in straight for
ward manner whenever they may be
propounded There is never time
when the truth cannot be confirmed,
hence the News is always willing 10
confirm the contents of its news col
umns.
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n. n. Try. TIME TABLE.
Effective Sept. 18th, 1908.

Daily except Sunday. leave Ely City
northbound 1885 a m.
Daily except Sunday leave Cabre
southbound 1870 p. IN.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-20
FAMOUS THROWS
OF BALL PLAYERS.
How Jimmy Callahan Taught Cuban
Team Merits of the Round
House" Throw

One thing about baseball that as
tonishes foreigners more than any
thing else is the remarkable ac-
curacy OF the throwing This is es-
pecially true of those who have play
ed cricket. The batting and the
catching and stopping of the balls is
not nearly so impressive TO them as
the way the players shoot the ball
around the diamond with the un-
erring aim of a rife shot.
The reason for this Is probably be-
cause the foreigners cannot get the
knack of accurate throwing down like
the Americans do. An instance of
this is given in the following story in
a recent issue of Tit-Bits, London
publication:
The other day an amusing Incl
dent occurred at Rossall. when a hare
dashed in among the players. J. T.
Hearne. who was about TO bowl, tried
10 Bit the hare instead Of the opposite
wicket. \. y Hornby threw his bat
at the animal but It was too sharp for
him and ran TO cover point Hornby,
Spooner and Frank Harry made des-
perate efforts TO secure a hare tie.
but IN vain. The hare escaped
from all the players
PRO WOULD BE DISGRACED.
\ professional baseball player
would be disgraced for life if he got
within throwing range of an animal
as big as a rare and failed to bring
+ him down with a throw of a base
/ ball. As against this failure by the
1 English cricket there was an in
cident at Philadelphia park few
years ago which well illustrates what
a baseball player can do in the
+ throwing line.
One afternoon the Phillies were
I playing the Boston team. Billy"
Hamilton was in center field for Bos-
ton and Herman Long was at short
stop. During the game there came "A
cry from Hamilton who was excited
~ pointing to an object which was
dashing across the ground toward
the flag pole in deep center The
scooting object was a rat. Long was
standing in his position at shortstop
with the ball in his hand. Herman
heard Hamilton cry wheeled around
took one glance at the rat running
Esis fCNsathe field gagged the direction
t0f D 8 Might WITHOUT the joss of a
second and let the ball go. The bali
btEH Pc F1E RIId ttsgrsR was one less
rodeht 3I fhs xorfda
* G5NHDS As 1DFHE SHOT.
Longs hfowa was efully 200 feet.
but he hit the flying animal as if it
was stationary object No sports
man ever made prettier shot at a
lbird on the wing than Long did that
IafteHbon, When II is considered
fthst' shoftstbpsi usually throw at a
man Stahdihgo4 a base, Lohg's iudg-
nieht 70 ga6glnE fist hBw far ahead
I Of the animal Ne WIS to- throw in
'8tdef to make 0tHes , * fff'A was 4eally
{ HTbf3%lng AZ al bb5tePd6 the air
Iis P b18faAso sSH ffeatts Aft tifa
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-20

The state engineer is in Ely. Now
is a chance for the organ to verify its
announcements regarding the fifth
unit
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-20
DAILY SUBURBAN TRAINS.
LEAVE ELY CITY FOR ELY.

A. M.-12:25, CPS, S:25, 1910.
11:56.
P. Milo, 2:25, 4:20, 4:55
4:30, 1880, 500, 800, 1920.
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and will
dishes namely Real Mexican Chill and all kinds OF salads
shell
loaf hot and cold make all bread and pastry
I best ingredients
We also fine chicken dinner Sunday for 80 cents We
the those Dishes located North West
of Pheby
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SHOOT THROW Il BEST.

some years ago there Wis us
position 10 dispute this theory but
the general practice of the strong
arm players in making the ball
shoot off the ground proves that
they believe their idea is correct
Round house throws those loop the
loop affairs which weak armed out
fielders have 10 resort 10, seldom
catch base runner. while the low
ground humping throws do in almost
every game
Last season d team OF real Cubans
came to this country and this sub
ject was wildly discussed by them
and the home players.
The Cubans could not be made to
believe that a low thrown ball, which
hit the ground before reaching the
catcher. was the fastest method of
getting it in from the outfield. They
simply wouldn't believe but that the
round house" method was the best.
even when it was illustrated To them
time and again.
One day the Cubans played Jimmy
Galatians Logan Square team. Dur
ing the game Callahan. who was
playing left field, had a chance to
throw out a slow runner, who tried
to score from third base on the fly.
Callahan thought he would guy the
foreigners and he made a round
house" throw and caught the runner
at the plate.
After that, said Sanborn, no
one with the toa=ne of al
orator could convince the Cubars
that the round house throw was the
best. They returned home fully con-
WINGED that the method of shooting
the ball is the best. .
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' 'nan III 'M|93P of ". Is s.e es'f
immigfahssg ss,sOS repcsfealtszslieh
q keIatiEs9s t2fate theisvfrifnas, aapd
Ak 1Is5ihdk is68, JbS Mrs1lh-
4 out b 4ke3 aud friends D Tie a d.,
Ii H. IL aortinn4io.
had also their destination.

- The Neps might manufacture and
publish article after article without
foundation and ten its readers il is
nome of their business when they ask
for authority for the statements,
ikn6#R,ro News 1tetbs Atbfishtd ii the
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-20

In the wholesome migratory move
ment OF people seeking to better
their condition 2S,554 steerage pas
sengers landed in New York during
the month of October. Although
this immigration is comparatively
small, Ii is a sign Of turn of the
tide. What is worthy of observation
is that the number of immigrants OF
the female sex is almost equal TO
that of the males. In the small Oc-
tober immigration, 22S6, from Ire
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-20
! NINE TRAINS

ILeAse Ely oCitylaAsi saH anGoa o !
,o6:45 Am ri. 2oa. m. bo4as5ap,
Rethttfing leave Mipes1dl 2lGbimi
sas9T:s5 a,mHll ta.20 ,. ID 5:s0p,r
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SHELTER TRAINS.

Ar. Ely City. 1875 APO e.3Oal2g2E
I AR Ely qaigga Si3 4ia5iG.35 8qaea
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EAST ELY BUSINESS DIRECTORY

Best Equipped Dar In NeSnda.
Isl Door south Of Depot.
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LOS CELOS DEL MARIDO.
Ell PuTaI vsngad0r.

Barcelona, Egpafis, spbF0. 4.-En- Ia
CallG Mayor, baEFiadR do Taulat, 90 hR CO.
metido un CEimon paBiOnsl. Los G0loB han
armada l& mRno do I'm hOmbEa para ven
gar 90 hOnPR uItFAiada.
EnCsRnaCi6n s8guFa, do tEsintO ? I'M
amos , do pondsFSda bSllsza, estabR Ca8Rds
con ViC0ntR MiC6, de tEsintR y nusve
afioa.
LIevabR Ol matFimoni0 vaRioB afloR do
f0liCidad, tuFbadG dltimRmOnte p0E lIViRn'
dadGs do EnCaFnaCi6n.
De los CcquetSB de "a G0poBG 90 di6
cusuta Mie6, , lOB c0lOs diOT0n motive &
esCenaB violentaB entire los GBp0E0g.
Las DoBpsChRB del eDgaiO sdquiEi0EOn
mas fiEme88 en- oil onRm0F8d0 maEId0.
Pp0pUB0 "a mui0E una separation Rmfg'
toHa, que EncRTnaCi6n 90 apEeauE6
RC0ptaR.
HaoO dies 90 BepaEaEon. ViOsntO 90 que'
do On lR casa que habfan habitado hRsta
OntOnCOB. Ella 20 fu6 con un paEisnte.
LuSgO Bupo que EnCaEnRCi6n vivfa con
un Am8nts On una cara de lR CitRda CallG
Mayor, GompT6 un GnChill0 y 90 0nCamin6
al domiCilio de 30 egpoBR.
OFuz6 poCaB pRlabTaB con OilR, poTquC
ibB deCidido 6 mataRlR.
EfsCtiVamGntP. 90 RERoi6 G0bFa EncRRnR
Gloon y 10 hundi6 81 CuchilIo don veCeB.
DsBpu6s limpi6 el anna, sBli6 6 ls Gale
Bs pEe8ontO IN sgsnta dc 10 autOEidad }
entFeg6ndole sl CuChillo lo die:
"PE6ndamO uBted. ACab0 do m0tar 4
mi muiOF.
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EI nI8urOrO DOL 'Trou0dor.' %

NuevA York, sepbre 2.-En Vslparai'
20 RCabU dc tener lugaF un duOIo que biOn
pued0 geE Ol GniCO 0n-Hu g6nOEo, he Rquf
los hOChoE:
Un mdIiOO gTRv0msntO ofendido por IN
COlega HuyO, 10 dGOafi6 IN duelo piano.
81 COmbats dur6 48 hoHaa, uin conner nj
bob0r y sin FepOIRF nj an momGnt9. Du'
rants TODD CZs tempo loB dos artiStas han
atormOntOd0 Gu8 in1trum0ntoG Hin tFogua
nj dORCEngO. Un0 do Loo CombatiOntO6 to-
C6 $50 vGoes 0l :'MiBOFor0 del Trovador''
J en- Ol momOnto on que 10 ibR & ComOnzaE
otEa VOC, COy6 PeIadamsnts BObEe ol piano:
hRbfR muOTt8. En- Cuanto 4 Bu adVaPBaRio
tuvo que uGF tERBpOEtado en- an aBtado de-
leDperRdo 81 hospital, dOnds 20 haCen CO.
fQeFzoB poF conu0FyaElo 10 vida.
Lon OuOtrO tegtigOE, poEquo tRmbi6n hu
bO teAtigOu, dan Bign0H do 0uOgsnRci6n
mGntSl. Los pianos quOdaron On OBtado
lRstimoBO, & CauIN do lOB PjoECicion & que
fQgr0n s0motidog.
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jFJE JESUS
yN JUDO?
On 6rsfosor iIsDussiQ / pIObM ag0 e (Itsds)
fee aIIO, III. ~.
I tUt aIIV.


IN conRFe8o do ID hisE0Ria do Iag Rali'
giouaI quo hs llavado guR sssionss con
cnIna nor aaBaoi0 da mUehoR diaBs ha Gtd0
Eu1citado dltimament8 poE un msmoEisI
DEL professor HaupB, ds II uniVaE1idpd Dc
Johns HopktnD, tEatand6 Ia antiguR CUog-
ti6n. lFu6 JmtiB un ju5iaf 10 aaCOi6n
8emfeica, dondo habI6 d PtfaB0P Haupt
fac inmenramonBa ateHtada do gsnt8 y 4
muChag no lee fue peFmitid0 0nbEar.
81 professor HRups admitfR gus no hB-
bic novedad en- la question, y diio que
altabR digpuGato pEobaH con Glars avider.
cia Qu0 Joads fa6 an aFf0 y no judo. 30
aYgumento % basR ca 81 tems dc que Ia
TERRA de Klamath sn IoB records bibliGoB
CunsifoRmGg do la C0nqui0ta a3iRi& al
noBts de PaIs1tins, bsjo Tiglath PiloSoE'
fa6 id6ntiOa on GRlil0n, miOntEag Tjglath
deuseTRaba le pobIRci6n hebFeG, OolOniEan
do Ia terra con aRioB.
ri professor Haupt fu6 0gCucha00 con
gran inteT6l miantres hacfa 10 o0nsiguient0
hiRtOEiR de GRliIe& , Ia final dsgRpaEiGi6n
do l0s iItimoa judfoa que fGsF0n llsVadog
4 JsPuBal6m poF Judas MaCabeo para huiE
do Is persecution. a=. =
CinOusntR afiog nGn tardO, all01 fGeF0n
obligadoB tomaR la f6 judia pero no 20
OonfandioROn CON la- nRCi6n judfs que Lon
doBpEoCi6. ST loB hsOhoa fuOFon como pa
FeC0u, obiet6 ol professor Haupt, snt6nCsB
Je5ds , aus diBofpuloB diffCilmsnto Pudie-
ron s0F jUdfos poF EaEa. EGto 0fFsCg 10
CongaCuenOia de que JOs6g no poEt0neCi6 &
10 casa de David.
In quieta in0fensiVa mRnaEa del pro-
fssOE Haupt On dsmoatraF 90 tsorfa OOnHsr-
v6 la discussion GA calmR, pOgo uno do l0s
OEsdoE0u, aCaloERdamOnto COnERRdij0 suS
dRtoB, d0moatEandO aIgunag EaEon0G, que
pareCi6 dsFTumbRban IaB taoEfaB del pro
fsBOT Haupt
nj un solo miembFo do Ia C0nfeP0nCia
ap0y6 Rl pFOfssoF Haupt El inCidOntO
hs dado al COngE0Bo una aCtivs GgitaCi6n.
(Ibe Hin0.
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PARA "a PREsEHITIE gsTAGlg91,37o Los oa,, m1: y:

PARA La PRESENTE ESTAGI0N.-- Los mue
OhaehOs de "La Villa de Madrid" son los
que han resueltO el problems de la gente
de gusto en- Puerto Rico. EllOs son los
dnicOs que han cOrseguidO teneE en- su
magn1fico establecimientO ell surtidO mas
complete de los artfculOs del ramO. ALI
nunca faltau las legitimRs cam1setas de
crepe de hilO nj carecen de las mejores
medias para sefiOras y nihOs as1 como
para caballerOs. COntratos directOs con
fabricantes les ponen en- cOndici6n de tener
cuantO pueda pedirse y q los mejOres pre-
CLOS. No hay quien yea no compre los
en- catitas dos lazos y una banda, 8 en- ca
jitas de seis lazOs; pOdemOs eervir cual-
quier color Y preciO desde 5 l.75 S6 ell
iuPgo. Yea ell gran Iote de bordadOs y en-
cafes cuya realization hacemOs q menOs
de la mftad de preoio. En- telas b!ancas y
de fantasia no tenemOs competitor; tene-
mos tipOs especiales en- Persian LOwn,
Frensh Organdi y cuantO el pGblico de
gustO necesite- Pida muestras v1site
nuestrOs grandes Rlmacenes y seguIamen-
to hallara cuantO necesite. P. Q. B. 1884,
TelefOnO 27S. San Francisco 81. San Juan,
Puerto Rico.
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COlEGIO PARTICULAR
EnsEsssivamcnte para niaao y ssnOritas.

~ Be abFiE6 en- San Juan On Cuanb0 90
mAtfiCul0n 30 nihaB pOF 10 msno8. 81
garantiEa una snuonanEa tan HolOOta como
en- Las 0BCRSlAg pdbIiCaB.
Las RIumnO8 BufriHGn exBraen Dor eI
DEPARTMENTS.
PEofa1oEa dO1dO 81 40. al 80. gEsdo, do
flR Ana Roqu6 DO DupEey.
Grades pFimariog, dO6R Juans AFmGnts
do Lars; 61ta onBs6aE6 laboreg, dibujo,
pintuEa y religion.
Una americana enu9fiRP6 Gl ingI6g. So
admitiFGn intaRnas. PreCioB ConVonCiong.
lsg.
Las mAdEO1 que doBoon matriCuIsr {
gu1 hijOu, puodon diFiifrao al ndmeFo Ii
CRII0 de 10 FOTtale8R, d0nda infoRmaEGn.
15V.G -
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ARRIENDO DE CASA Y FINCA. Sc
arriendan, una casa espaciOsa, Teciente-
mente cOnstruida Y con toda clase de CO.
modidades sitUada entire las paradas 25 y
26, en- SantUree, frente a la de D. Luis To-
ro: una finca de diez cuerdRs, q diez mi
nutOs de dicha casa, sembrada de yerba
de finca y en- dOnde pueden cuidarse unaS
6 cabezss de ganadO. .-Se prefeTe perso-
ma que arriende ambas fincas
Para infOrmes dirijiTse a D. Jose PaIaciOs
Rodriguez, San Francisco 6l'2o pisO. San
Juan. 15V.s
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IHDICRD1R NERAL

OONsEJOs "A LAS MADREs.- ri larabe
sRlmante de la Eefiora WinsloW debe
usRTse siempre que los niiiOa estan en- Ell
periodic de Ia detenci6n. ProporciOnR ali-
vic Immediate al pequefio paCiente, produ.
90 un sUefio natural y tranquilo, aIiVia el
Megre Es nauy agradable al paladaE,
salna al nifio, ablanda sus dolores, haco
nciles la funciOnen del est6mRgO y Eegula
los intestinoa. Els 81 meiOr remediO como
0idO para la diarFea ya provenga esta de la
dentici6n o de cualq1iera OtTa causa.
TengasO mucho cuidadO en- pedir ell 'J&ra-
DO Calmatne de la Senora WinslOW": es el
nnNinr de- EodnE .
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Con Manuel Fernandez Juncos.
Reproduclmos en- facsimile carta que drie este
dstnguido escrtor, expresando el efecte que produ
era en- Propo case n uso de las Pdoras de Foster
para los rnones.
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Demonstration de per-
tuTbaCi0n CiCItniCa.

Del Watber BuTs0W, informRron aver
q la1 s m0n0l OuArtO 10 sigui0nt0:
"DsmOOtFaoi6n de PoFtUrbaci6n Cicl6ni.
ca aI Este do Las islR8 do barlovOnto, CaFoa
del parallel Is, movi6ndog0 hRcia 81 Oagto.
Por 10 pEontO no hay que alRTmRE1o On
Puerto RiCoD poE 10 m0n08 Ga IN p0riodo
de "a hoERs."
No hay que 8IGrmaTB0, Eegdn % dOduCO
dc Ia f9TmR do ere &vig0, p0Fo FoaImante
tod08 0HtoD infundion Rtmolf6EiCog han de
OOinCidiF BiOmpTo con Ol amsgo do dOmol.
tEaCioDeI OfviOHl dc Lon E0publiCanos Qa0
BOa nada.
DGSGsO mod0, Rl mOnog, no svitRrG Ol
pals lR reproduction del CliCh6 del amO
obiqWit0:
-HGgG Oa5sr amigos, hGga GabeT ami'
gO0...".
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Los Mos be EsCUELA.

LoH srO8. p. schirs ! Go. han aOnbnao
dc tEsoR an C0mpEOtO auEtid0 de Rops he
chs, traiaB prOpias para Loo nifOs que han
do NgigsiP 6 las egOuGlaA Para odade8 de
3 & is afios = pEeCio8 muy baiOs. TeIaa
do htIo = Ca9imiEog lagablol Plaza PEin'
CipSI.-P. sChiFs , Go. 15v. q.
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ADVERTIS EmENT.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Division Of Public BuiIdings.

San joan, Porto Rico, s0ptbEo. % do
1908. Sealed proposals in duplicate for
the furnishing Of oil labor ond materials
necessary for construction Of four (4)
room frame school building ct OidFG,
Porto Rico, will be Eaceived ct this Cfico
until 10 q. m. Oct .baF 1Oth, 1908.
All necessary information, blank forms
or proposals and instructions 60 bidders
will be fuEniHhsd on application.
Contractor whining to take copies Of
the plans and specifications from the
Office may do 90 BY leaving q deposit Of
twsnty.6ve Dollars ($25.OO) for tho gaf0
return cf che plans.
The right 10 reserved toEejoOt and all
bids; RlBo to award the contract upon
other confederation than that of price
alOne.-GEO., w. JONES, Acting Com
miAionoF Of the IuteRior. 8.v.
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SOLAR Y CASA, sc vende en- 81 600. en-
Catsflo, calle de Ia CarFetera No. 80. O9si
nueva, que renta $50 mensuales; tiene do
mimic; ell solar mide IL y medias Varas pOr
20 de fondo. situaci6n inmejOrable. InfOr-
mara J. Obrer, P. o. ROx 1874, 9 parada
no. Santurce, Is v.
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TODA SENORA 10 necesita: dedal en-
chapadO de plata esterlina,- con accesOrio
para cortar ell hilO; ecOnOm1za tempo y
evita maIos ratios Muestra pOr cOrEeO 10
centavOs. Dirigirfe con ell impOrte q
Success. Mercantile Comp, 1873 Water 81, New
Va ". B.
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I'm Glts impRont8 b Yonda papaI da
p0Fi6diOR Visio 6 $500 losaA8 kiIG1 Cwn
qUtRtsL . ~ H..
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Sc ALQUILAN dos espaciosas babita-
clones propias para OfcinRs o Deposito en-
los bajOs de Ia casa Gale de la Fortaleza
No. 18. En- los altos infOrmsran. l5v. a.
FSEDEsEA ARREN OAR una finoa de
4 cuerdas con aqua casa para viviends.
Para InfOrmes dirigirse ApartadO de Co.
rreOs no 326. SV. 8.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-12
new INTERESTS NOW
CONTROL c. +. & |.

At the annual meeting Of officers Of
the Colorado Fuel and Iron company
1t was disclosed that John d. Rookie.
feller has secured such an interest In
the company that he has been able
not only to put one Of his men In the
directorate. but also has succeeded In
having that man elected treasurer and
the practical head OF the company
l.. NJ. Bowers, the new treasurer, Is
the recognized Denver representative
of Rockefeller interests. and his rapid
rise In the affairs OF the company
from vacancy filling director OF last
year to vice president and treasurer
this year shows that the company IL
now practically In the hands Of the
Standard OIL people. Mr.. Bower
has for some time past practically
succeeded President J. r. Welborr
~ the executive head Of the com
The daily tribune., 1908-10-12
FINEST IN THE COUNTRY.

James Miller, Johnnie Savant and
Jerry Harmon returned Saturday
night from the White River country +,
each with ten point buck. They
we're camped about twenty miles
north Of Newcastle, and in perhaps
the bost deer country in Colorado.
Four fine specimens were brought
home last week from the above named
place by McCampbell. Herd, Noun.
tain and Babcock. Those brought
home last night were the largest that
have ever been killed In Routt coun-
ty, 80 1t is said.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-12
HUNTING VICTIM
SENT TO OKLAHOMA

The remains of John 1eeler, Of
Hillside. who WAS q victim Of the
hunting season. IL said to be the
fourth to die in Colorado since the
der shooting period opened ten days
ago, were brought to Canon City Sat-
urday by Coroner Whitmore, PREPARED
for burial and sent to his old home
at Quail, Oklahoma. where his pa.
rents are living.
Beeler and his companions arrived
at their cabin in the Ssngre de Cristo
mountains in the western part OF
this county sbout O'Clock Thursday
evening. While unloading the
wagon, and removing the guns from
the vehicle the accident occurred.
The shotgun WAS loaded, and in pull
ing 1t toward him the hammer WAS
in some way forced down on the firing
pin, causing II to go or. sending
the lead into his chest and killing
him instantly. Coroner Within ore
WAS notified, and left for the scene,
arriving with the body late Satur.
day night. A drive of twenty five
milcs over rough mountain. road was
necessary before the railroad was
reached. The deceased WAS about 80
years Of xge and he had lived In this
county for some time. He was n
member Of the Odd Fellows md was
unmarried.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-12

pny and WAS elected treasurer a few
months ago.
Mr.. Bowers now signs all checks,
outlines the policy OF the company
and practically controls the entire
business.
The annual report Of the company,
which has Just been made public.
discloses the gradual assumption Of
the control by Mr.. Bowers, and he
is now the all important factor In
the affairs Of the corporation.
His presence at the head OF affairs
has worked n wonderful change In
the corporation, and In spite OF the
panic and the business depression,
which caused the gross business Of
tho company to drop Off u i.G92, 4lS
during the year. tho renovating Of
the Old weak spots under the new re-.
gime caused the net earnings TO
decrease the Insignificant sum Of
s,2, 600, OF only l.6 per cent.
The company produced during tho
year 4.276. 095 tons Of coal. rs, $50 tous
Of coke. 2.077. .z30 tons Of iron and
steel and total Of 8.lsi. .7i2 tons Of
all products. Il WAS = dscrsass Of
800, sS5 tons over tho previous ysars.