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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-24

horses hoOfs ring upon the road out
side as he galloped away. The little
man came close up TO the table
You'll excuse me. sir" he said, but
you seem to have upset the officials
very much by being upon the line last
night There have been some Fumors
going about-but perhaps you're best
not TO know that. May | give you a
word of advice, sir?''
Let me give you one," Guy declared.
Try this beer"
4 thank you, sir" the man answered.
Il will do so with pleasure But if
you are really an ordinary tourist sir
AS l have no doubt you are-let this
mand rive you to Streuen, and take
the train for the Austrian frontier You
may save yourself a good deal of I'M
pleasantness."
IN do it," Guy declared. Vienna
was the next place I was going to. any
how. You tell the fellow where to
take me. will you2"
The man spoke rapidly To the driver.
II think that you will be followed.
sir he added, turning to Guy. but
very likely they won't interfere with
you. The railway last night for TWEEN
~ miles back was held up for state
purposes. We none of us know why
and it doesn't do TO be too curious over
here, but they have an idea that you
are either a journalist or a spy"
"Civis Britannicus sum-" the boy
answered. with a laugh.
1T doesn't quite mean what il used
to, sir the man answered quietly.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-24

he declared. I'm having a ripping
time"
She laughed.
"Oh, they're all right" she declared.
Mind my skirts"
Il say. what does 'prenez garde'
mean?" he asked.
Take care Why"
He laughed again.
"Nothingi"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-24
BY E. PHILLIPS opPENAEIm,

Author Ct THE Master hummer"
"A Prince OF Sinners" Mysterious
MIR Sabin,' Anna the Adventures.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-24

EXPERT KODAK FINISHING.
Harry Simpler. Commercial PhotoE-
rapher, 151 South Main.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-06
WHITMAN PLAYS
IDAHO TODAY
tBy uals.d Pssss.l

WAI.fA WALf.A. wash, Nov. 6.
What viii b. perhaps one % the
most bitterly fought football games
Of the season Will be that between
Whitman and the University 81
Idaho thls afternoon on Anksny fi"ld
lnthia city
Thq contest win have no effect
IN determining tho championship o.
The cnnfsrenre colleges. a. both
teams have already lost one game
this FAN 20 another college, Whit
man lost 90 the University % Wash
lns,on ~ the ciese seofs % 3 ~ o.
whils Idaho was defeated ~ ore
goa last Saturday - the unusuaI
scors of a 20 a. The fact that
both teams havs sfrcady lost game
ghis season viii not. however. Do
tract from the lnteFost WHICH naiur-
ally centars around tho Whitman
Idaho contest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-06
Struggled of a Decisive
Nature All Over the
Country.

~ the football neas1n II about 20
enter the home stretch. tomorrow
games viii be mern important than
any this season.
or tho eastern games. the out
GENE ~ tho Harvard Carlisle con-
test with be tbs most closely watch
ea The Indians victory over the
Navy on last Saturday shows tina,
they are strong cont andara for the
championship, Also the Princeton
Dartmouth game should be a tor
rid affair
Tho Wisconsin Minnesota game n
the big smoke ia the weat. and the
result will determine whether or
not Wisconsin, b. 20 be IN the cham
nionahip race with Chicago and
Michigan
Football Games This Week
Yale W Brown
Harvard vs. Indiana.
PENNEY lyAnin W. Lafayette.
Princeton w. Dartmouth.
Army Va. Springfield.
Navy W. Villa Nova.
Andovor w. Exeter.
Cornell w. Amherst
Wisconsin W. Minnesota.
Drake W Missouri
Northwestern W. Purdue.
Michigan W Kentucky
Indiana vs. Notrs Dame
iowa W ilhnola
Washington stats ". University
OF Washington.
Idaho W Whitman.
Oregon W. whitworth.
Montana W. Montana AKKtss.
Broadway High Va Tacoma.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-06
AT EMERYVILLE
10y uni,sd prssal

BAN FRANCISCO. Nov. EN-.
tries and weights for the opening
handicap % one mile. 20 be run nj
Emefyviile merit Saturday. tho first
~ the winter season Of the New
California Jockey club. have been
announced as follows,
Montgomery. ia. F1rest0ne. III
Jack NunnAiiy, It6i Dnndelioh. lis
AnironomgF, iias Co Between. iiQ.
Stanley Fay. tie. Lawrence y
Daley. iio. Royal Tourist 100
Tony Faust i0ss sugar Maid. zoe
fftz Herbert, ias. Don Enrique 100
Neya Lee. ZOE. EYebriaht. 100. w
r, OveFtQp. ioes woodcraft S.
noaitA. ~ Fantastic. 80. Frank
Lubbock. s6. ToFheilina ss. Nadxu.
%. tAssowsi. 30. Dellie Dollars. s..
Cotyfto, S.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-06
M0RDYkE RAILS ES
PRIZE APPLE

Among the eoutsndars for that
solid silver cup that thu Seattle
Chamber % Commerce is offering
for tho best specimen of apple
grown IN the northwest that 10 AK
hibited az the National Apple show
a. Spokane from Dee to IA In
elusive. viii Be Lou S0rdyse. cap
tain ~ the Vancouver Champs The
popular ball player has io-acre
ranch near Cashmere I'm thu We
matches valley. which he bought
from hts savings made b. piaying
baseball Nordyha'n apple orop this
season was one ~ the wonders %
the valley. Last seek he shipped
zoe boxes 20 PiftshurE "A couple
more years o. baseball Tor nae and
thsn tho apple orchards for the rest
OF my lifo," hs says
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-06
LlNeeln m0lESaIN
MEN TO MEET
OLYMPIA

Ths lincoln high school football
team will tomorrow meet the pig
siein ohasera representing the Oiym-
pla high school AZ the Capital city.
The inen who are Htiii "A BIT bpngod
up from ths Spokane fray win not
be sent In the game a. the start but
IN tho event of Olympia looming up
moro formidable than anticipated,
Coach Allen will let than Gss into
the game. ohnick. however,. viii
not play. as II IL feared that the
injury % hts knos may develop into
water on the kn@s Lowman will
flii his position.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-06
ATHLETICS PLAY
MARINE ELEVEN

The strong Washington Athletic
club football team VIII hook up with
the eleven from the Puget sound
Navy yard al the fair grounds AZ
Madison park next Sunday after
noon al $50 The Marines have
Just returned from their games
against the University ~ Idaho and
Washington State. and are la good
condition The Athlatlca VIII send
Ia their strongest line up and should
thuy defeat tho Marines. Il will be
quite a feature Ia ehssr cap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-06
A Monster Rally Arouses
Great Enthusiasm at
High School.

n Astounding confidence IN them.
selves and Ia their fellow players
q half a victory won. the gridiroa
Warriors OF tho Broadway high
aohool viii defeat the youngsters
who are to defend the football hon.
or OF the Tacoma high school with
comparative ease
When The broadway team trots
onto the field. cheers. shouts and
songs from mere than 1000 throata
will urge them On 20 victory.
This football spirit was aroused
az a monster rally held az tho
school yesterday. az which Charles
W Saunders. Captain P. ID Hughes
John Sehram. Superintendent Coop
or. Principal Gelger, Coach Lewis.
Captain Presley and others apoke
The meeting Will be remembered
as one OF the most enthusiastic ral
lies In the history % the school.
Large numbers win so Co Ia.
coma. some on the Indianapolis and
Flyer, and others by the tnterurban.
besides the many auto parties that
viii attend from this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-06
BR0ADW AY- LINCOLN
SCHEDULED FOR
NOV. Is

The nroadway-I4lncaln game viii
be played on Saturday, November
-. and not on Thanksgiving day.
"a originally scheduled This IL
the result Of conference between
Manager Rasmussen. OF tho uni
vcrslty. Manager lAliy. of Lincoln.
and Manager Hartman. Manager
Rasmussen has since secured the
consent Of the Oregon Agricultural
college TO change the game 10
Thanksgiving day. aud tho high
school managers postponed their
match as a courtesy 10 the univer.
slty team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-06
MAY POSTPONE GAME
BETWEEN LINCOLN
AND TACOMA
tsy unl,.s prs..)

TACOMA. Nov. s--Sogotiationr
are nov pending between tho au-
thoritisa % the Tacoma and In
coin high schools Tor a pantpsns.
meat az the football game scheduled
for Nov, II Al Athintic park whit.
worth and Wiliametts are hiil.a %
meet the same day and. az The data
Tor the college game was made last
winter. u takes ptacudeuca. To In
sure the financial successes ~ both
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-06
BROADWAY Is CONFIDENT
OF VICTORY AT TACOMA
TO PLAY AGAIN.

Whom the Lincoln hlsh second
eleven and the Ballard high oleyen
meet tomorrow at the Ballard BAH
park there will be something doing.
Lincoln was defeated earlier IN tho
season By Ballard, and Will battle
valiantiy Go rataliato ballard d
confident Of making u two straight
Manager Fleming of tho ballard
eleven has arranged game With
Wenatchna for next wcok
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-06
ATHLETES LEAVE

To meet the athletic representa-
tlven q thu Multnou4ah Athletic
clah Tor the first inter-ciub contest
% tho season. the Seattle Athlctic
club boxers and wresiierB loft for
Portland last night niily Hpeck
and Cal Harris. NIT men. and Dart
kincaid and NirEii Nenabios. mat
men. viii defend the honor % The
Blue Diamond LqnRle Austin ae-
companied thenl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-06
y.M.C.A. FIVE TO
PLAY IN TACOMA

The local Y. NJ. @. A. five VIII
lnaugarase Its basketball season
Saturday. when Il plays the Ta.
coma " NJ. G. A. team az the
Glide rink. at Tacoma. The game
Is b be an exhibition game, played
60 arouse basketball enthusiasm
Tho following il the lineup Of the
Tacoma team Morton, center.
Capt Arthur Cook and Mills. for.
wards. Kent and Collier. guards
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-06
IMPORTANT FOOTBALL
GAMES TOMORROW
.LATONIA RACES

10y OHitad Ffoeesi
CINCINNATI Nov. g. - iai0nln
results Thursday
Five and a half ftIFl0nga- Mrs
Rrwoli won. Aimenn second, heraps
third Time 4 o. 9.
Five furionEa Sea Swell won,
FOLLY second Homp third. Time
90 t-h.
six furlongm George Bailey won,
Canepian second. Tom IcAfee
third Time i4t-b
Mile ana a sixteenth Miss Hain
son, nsd Gauntlet second. gliding
Belle thlrt Time .4Gi-s.
BlK furiongs Honest won, her-
rick SECOND. Topay Robinson third.
Tlme--i .tf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-06

In a fiercely contested game VI
football az Madruna park Wednes-
day afternoon the Madrona Athletic
club defeated tho Rsnton Hal az
gragation By a acore % 20 0, The
feature ~ the game was a run oi
AZ yards % a touchdown hy End
Elliott. formerly quarterback Zoe
Chehaits high school The Rcnt0n
htl boys were going 10 make a
clean-up u the Madroua eleven
after the game but the Nadronaa
rare too fleet of foot having sew.
srsi i0-second men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-06

OF course, you know that Bos.
MIA. Herzegovina 81 al we're there
before Bulgaria and the rest be.
gan playinE hob with the peace Of
Europe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-06

The frat life Insurance company
vas organised IN London in ffss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-06
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riaht % theiF coed name ~ lts
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The Wilson pepgsrrorn and Ola
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there.
These prices make tssm rare val
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here
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-06

wamra the high school management
win postpone its Hame. II Lincoln
e wliiinw
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-15
LIKE A
FIXED HABIT

RHYOLITE. Sept. 14.-According
TO the papers. the methods adopted
in some of the primaries in the south
ern counties do not set well with the
conservative and law abiding citizens.
As result the primaries at Beatty
held several days ago 1t is stated
that 1t is likely prosecutions will fol-
low The Bulletin. a Democratic pa
per, in commencing on the Beatty
scandal says:
The Democratic primaries held at
Beatty is causing all kinds of trouble
and Is likely TO wind up in warrants
for half dozen or more citizens of
that usually peaceful little burg.
III is stated affidavits have been
made showing that on Saturday only
50 male inhabitants of votable age
were in Beatty but Notwithstanding
this fact - ballots were counted.
Also in Beatty. strange as IL may
seems there are a number of Republi-
cans who did not vote at the Demo-
cratic primary.
Where thematter will wind up no
one seems to know. but one thing is
certain. the parties who are attempt
ing to profit by such methods as bal
lot. box stnffing will not make any
votes for themselves of the Demo-
cratic party by their actions in this
matter"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-15
MAUDIE PROTESTED.
Kicked Vigorously When She Be
came Fast on Nail.

There have been tales of woe and
woebegone tales but the most Woe
begone tail in Ely yesterday was that
of Maude, the clever and versatile
mule which draws the wagon of the
Ely Light & Power Co. Maude met
with an accident on Sunday night
which promised 10 cut short the ca
reer of usefulness of the aforesaid
caudal appendage, and in retaliation
Maudie kicked out the entire front
of her stable.
Maude is not usually a vicious or
evil tempered animal but Sunday
night while switching her tail to de-
stroy fly who was taking dinner
a la carte out of her back. She hung
the appendage on a nail. and came to
the conclusion that someone was try
ing to do her injury. No sooner the
thought than action followed. and
with thunderous thuds both heels
lighted on the end of the stable. The
pain increased and so did the kick
ing.
The noise created by the animal
brought the assistance of her ehum
and whilom master. the "Kilowatt
Kid. who at the risk of becoming
mixed with her flying feet disentan-
gled her eaudal appendage. Maude,
although depressed yesterday. is APP
parently on the road TO recovery.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-15
IS
. OUTFOR TAFT
Will Make Opening Talk
in Cincinnati Coming
West to Kansas City

CINCINNATI o.. Sept. Twill
lam H. Taft's campaigning tour will
begin Wednesday. September %, IL
the candidates present desires in the
matter are observed. Mr.. Taft to-
day indicated that he would much
like to talk with National Chairman
Hitchcock after Mr.. Hitchcock has
conferred In Chicago Monday with
Senator Dixon and the western man
ayers. concerning the proposed itin-
erary. Mr. Hitchcock will doubtless
be asked to come by Cincinnati on
his return east
The arrangement to have the Ma
tional League of Republican clubs
hold rally In Cincinnati, September
22, was made known to Judge Taft
today by Mr.. vorys by wire. The
chief of staff reached his home in
Lancaster last night. He will go to
Columbus tomorrow and return here
Tuesday
WILL TALK IN TENNESSEE.
After the meeting of the 22nd, 1t
! is regarded as not unlikely that Mr.
Taft will accept the invitation he has
received from the Kentucky Bankers
association, and address them at Lex
ington on the 23rd. Mr.. Taft has ex-
pressed a desire to speak in Tennes-
see, and it is pointed out here that
/ he could extend the Kentucky trip
/ to Nashville and Chattanooga. and
/ from there go to st. Louis and Kan
sas City, and thence into the other
middle western states.
! Appointments to see Judge Taft
iris week have been made by Sena-
tor Crane of Massachusetts, and Rep
resentative Theodore M. Burton of
Cleveland
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-15

ARE On DECK
Gathered for Convention
Today.-PIenty of En-
thusiasm in Evidence

The Republican county convention
will assemble this morning at 10
O'Clock at the court house for the
purpose of nominating county
ticket. II will probably conclude its
work this afternoon.
A large number of delegates are
in the CITY. nearly every outside pre-
einct being represented. The Cherry
Greek delegation and that from Mum
cy we're the last arrivals yesterday
evening, the delegation from Muncy
making a record breaking automobile
run yesterday afternoon as the
guests of Mr.. Fletcher. the well
known mining operator, who heads
the delegation.
The convention promises to be
healthily warm. Places on the Re
publican ticket In White Pine county
this campaign are at premium.
There Is general feeling that nom
ination means election and those who
have been brought out by their
friends for the several offices are all
eager 10 win place. There is no luke
warmness about their attitude.
A general caucus of delegates was
held last evening in the Republican
Headquarters room in the Pheby
block. This MEETING heard discussion
of various candidates but reached no
definite conclusions. In consequence
the delegates will enter the conYen-
tion this morning with all their work
ahead of them. Both before and
after the general caucus there were
delegation caueuses but at none of
these were there a majority of MEM
bers of the convention and at none of
them were definite conclusions reach
ed
While there are some candidates
who appear certain of nomination to-
day. It cannot be said that there Is a
walk for any individual. About the
only line that appears 10 he assured
is that the convention will stand firm
for strong ticket. on which the va
rious divisions OF the county shall
have as full representation as 1t is
possible To make place for on the
ticket. and that when the nomina-
tions are over there will be no ques--
ton about the prevalence of harmony
and the intention of everybody TO get
in and pull to the limit for the ticket
from top TO bottom.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-15
FISH ARE RECEIVED.
Trout Brought in Excellent Condition
for White Pine Streams.

Twenty-Five cans of trout. i've con-
tanning rainbow and 30 filled with
brook variety. were brought into
White Pine county yesterday by G..
l.. Hopper. attached to the United
States fisher station at Cripple Creek,
and eight of them were brought to
Ely last evening The others We're
set off at various points along the
line by Mr.. Hopper and were dis
tributed at once.
The fish were all very little ones
but are the right size to handle and
Will within a year or two cause the
streams of the district to present de-
lights to the fisherman not at present
dreamed of. The little fish were re-
eeived at Ely by Game Warden Jean
Allison and with the aid of David
Mclean We're planted in Murry
creek and Steptoe creek. Three cans
were sent out To White River.
Very few indeed of the little fish
were dead. compared with the num-
ber brought in. as in each can of
trook trout there were 700 and in
each of the railbow cans 500 fish.
Mr. Hopper will leave this morn
ing for Cripple Creek, having fin
ished the work of distribution upon
which he started lie was guest at
the Steptoe last night
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-15
CENTRAL COMMITTEES
Met Yesterday and Adjourned Until
This Morning With Regard 10 Re-
publican Convention Plans.

A meeting of the Republican coun-
y central committee was held yes
ferday afternoon at the newly opened
Republican headquarters in the Phe-
by block on Aultman street. the pur-
pose being To arrange for the county
convention which will be called TO
order this morning at 10 o'clock.
Following the reading of the min
utes of the last meeting. which were
accepted without change and with
compliment To the ability of Seere-
tary Cartwright II. 4. comins moy-
ed that they meet thfs morning at .
o'clock TO discuss the delegates in
attendance with the credentials COM
mittee and TO appoint delegates from
precincts where no primaries were
held
On motion of c. II. Reeves it was
decided to call a general caucus OF
delegates at headquarters last night
On motion of II. NJ. Fulmer the
secretary was instructed to prepare
aNlist of places of registration in the
county and give them to the news
papers for publication, as it is as
eertained that many of the voters are
not familiar with the registration
places. The meeting then adjourned
until this morning at . o'clock
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-15

The deferred La Dor Day program
was carried through Sunday on Ault-
man street. Every event proved an
enjoyable one. No accidents of any
kind marred the day. The order was
exceptionally good. considering the
number of people on the street.
The first event on the program was
the drilling contest which was pulled
off at II o'clock at the corner of
Aultman and Murry in the presence
of a crowd of about 500 people. 1t
was won by Benn and Ottayio Cruz
ciana, representing the Veteran. by
record of - ZIG. B. F. Cordrey
and Ben Johnson drilled % 4
inches. Both of the teams had hard
luck. each getting a drill stuck in
the rock. The steel used was = of
an inch
Immediately after the drilling con-
test a recess was taken until l O'Clock
when the 440 yard fquarter milel
foot race was called. The entries
were. i'm the order which they fin
ished Ewing Meals, Ryberger.
Probst was also entered but dropped
out before half of the course had been
covered. The time was 50 seconds.
The course was longer than it should
have been. an error of practically
100 yards in the distance being made
by the judges.
A 80 yard dash for girls under -
years was won by Annie Schmittroth
BOYS under 2 years so yards
Warren Larsen winner
Although there We're plenty of
squaws on the streets a few moments
before their race was called, none
we're 10 be found when they were
wanted and this event was scratched
Another scratch event was race for
girls under Is years.
Willie Boreman won the burro
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-09-15

nection with the case is the fact that
the board of county commissioners
passed an order several years ago au-
thorizing County Treasury Hardy to
deposit the county monies in the
three banks then in existence in Gold
lield-the State Bank and Trust COM
pany. the Nye and Ormsby and the
John S. Cook
Mr.. Hardy and his attorney con-
tend that this authorization which
shows upon the records of the
county commissioners Indicate and
clearly point out that the county de-
sired and instructed the treasurer to
deposit the funds of the county in the
three banks that he had no alterna-
tive hut 10 do SO under the resolution
passed by the commissioners. There
fore Mr. Hardy asserts that If the
money was lost to the county through
following the provisions of the reso-
luton. which he regarded as a man
datory order, that he is not respOn-
sible and cannot be held SO. The
county commissioners take a differ
ent view of the matter and attorneys
have advised the commissioners that
the resolution and order was worth
less when passed and without effect;
II the county clerk fol-
lowed its provisions. he did 50 at his
own risk
District Attorney Swallow is now
preparing TO bring suit against Mr.
Hardy and his bondsmen tDr the
amount lost to the county, and no
doubt the case will be hard fought