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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-12
$500 Reward.

David L Thomas. insane, escaped from
the Topeka state Hospital June 18th. 1893
He Is 4 years Of age, ; feet $ inches tai.
blue eyes brown hair. smooth shaver,
ard has a deforTned ear It IS possible
that he may have been drowned in the
kaW river
a reward CT IS % will be paid for the
recovery 81 aim or his body Report in
formation to DR. T. C Biddle. superin-
tendent Topeka state Hospital D A
DRYER, Euporia. Kansas
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-12

". L Horn. 716 Pyle street Kansas
city. Kan The ueighbors raised the
money to send her and VIII pay for the
treatment.
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Items for the East Topeka Column may
ne rslspho1sd to Ind phone T75LI
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-12

A Topeka chap begs forgiveness for
q moustaehe with the excuse that he
has TO go east on an important bust
ness trip soon and doesn't want to be
mistaken for a chubby youth Then
why not take of your hat2" suggested
a woman friend to whom he made this
exclamation. (Note: The man IS very
bald and you will be allowed one guesst)
I'D be an invalid, too sighed a
tired woman speaking of another, If
I could afford it."
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-12

A reception viii be given by the con-
gregation of Central Congregational
church at the home of Mr.. and -rs-
Ralph H. Cav. 1921 Fillmore street, to-
morrow evening. in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Gray, who leave soon for
Porto Rico under the management Of
the American board Of missions, and
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hostutler, who viii
go to CenterviIIe this week to make
their home with their son, Mr.. Verne
EostutIer The hours are from TO
10 and all their friends are asked.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-12

What2 AIready2 It is said that
Mr. GaIen Nichols Of Muskogee, Ok,
until the first Of the year Of Topeka.
is to be married soon to an Oklahoma
girl.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-12

Mr.. and Mrs Robert N sites of
Chicago have issued invitations for
the marriage of their sister, Miss
Jane E Owens. to Mr.. Frank Grant
Kelley Of Topeka. at their home. lis
Foster avenue. August s. Mr.. Kelley
IS secretary and treasurer of the
Topeka Street Railway company
They will take the lakes and ST. Law
renee trip Immediately after their
marriage and be at home after Oc-
tober I at 224 Greenwood avenue,
Topeka
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-12

A woman in widows weeds looks
somehow selfconScious and important
and as If she were having q taste Of
authority and Difference for the first
time in her life.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-12

Around 4 newspaper Office different
people in town are known by their tel
ephone manners A reporter has many
telephone acquaintance whom he
wouldn't recognize if he met them on
the street, but he knows their voices
the minute he hears them over the tel
euhone and recognizes them with an
noyance or pleasure according to the
sort they are For your telephone voice
and manner betray you and reveal your
class more Enthusiastically than your
mere appearance People who call up
the reporters to give items, OF make
REQUESTS or ask corrections are usually
agreeable and courteous but every re-
porter has q telephone acquaintance
with a few pests whose voices he breads
to hear On the other hard. there are
people who telephone in to give news
or make a correction or ask for fnfor-|
nation to whom II is a pleasure TO talk.
A woman whose name the society re-
porter does not know. telephones now
and then, an item for the Central Con
gregation Wonan'S society and she is
always so pleasant and 50 courteous
and 20 conSiderate that she makes the
reporter who takes the item feel com
Portable and g0od-natured for at least
half a -day It would be difficult to say
how she does It. or II what way her
manner differs from that Of the wo-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-12

men who get on ones nerves But it is
more OF q pleasure TO do her a favor
than II is to take a good item from the
oIeagfno5ls. or the dictatoriaI or the
peeyish and clubbing and unreason-
able who call up and whose voices are
recognized with dread and discomfort
by every one in the reporters ROOM
Mrs Clara Hoaglin announces the
engagement of her daughter, Ethel
Routh. to Mr.. Harry WiIber Humble
of Lawrence The marriage viii take
place July 81
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-23

IL looked on ~ making the chances
Of escape pluiully less
The rescuers work with this hnowl.
edge The Gre IN the second Lowell
was forced back 30 that early IN the
afternoon the workers could pass Il.
nut the black damp In the eam SAB
lery proved inSurmounlable foe o long
time.
Through this gallery tho bodies Of
thlrty.aeyon men could be- seen
Preparations ior the taklhs uut u
these bodies were rushed when tho
morbid thfong about the mine had
ihlnned and the black damp had been
overcome.
IN the mine levels tho work Of the
explorers went on increasingly &C.
LAYS Of eager miners succeeded th0ae
whose strength failed. Those vho
staggered from the pit mouth we're
surrounded instantly and babel %
questions was hurled ~ them
We can ree the bodies There are
piles 81 them. They're dead. boys.
ail dead. vas ths reply " The Grai,
and those who followed gave no m0re
cheering answers ~nui thet could be-
living back tboFes thsY could BE- allye.
coultnt thsy7- asked a roiauyo o.
miner SIN oniombed
NO chance. began abe miner. then
paused 81 be- aaW The trembling
hands 81 ths oid man uho had pressed
20 hls sids. why. sure. he added.
hastily. ~Dldnt ths others eDae
Oatf"
Among those ubo sam hope f0f ne
fsscue n living nilusfs q Richard
geuaam. bfosidsnt 81 ne Illinois
board d Mine Inspectors
"scotchmen are ne most resoufcrs
fui miners 10 ne H0Fid and there are
gEeHgyfaO % Their d0sn there yei
ear sse 90 reason gty thsy Ehogd
nat have found aguie refuge iasf
a. az those Who Nere found alive
saiufdaT Eight days have passed.
h0Herfr. Esd ~ mgsi hurry v they
afs 90 % perish u thirst and siaFya-
liaa EgsFyihlae pcstibis 20 hutrY On
lte soft 81 erpioFafi0a d d0ins
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-23
Work Of Removing Dead
Miners Goes BraveIy On

CHERRY. ill., Nov &c Hope arous-
I'd Saturday by the rescue alive OF
twenty eutombcd men from the 81
Paul mine just one week after the
starting OF the fatal IRE. was crushed
yesterday. for not one more Of the
80 men caught By the IRE was found.
The day was spent 10 removing
bodies and 10 burying the eorpses
heretofore recovered last night the
records showed that Of the $40 men
left IN the mine last Saturday night,
1915 are stlli missing while nluetytW0
bodies have been found and twenty
men rescued alive.
The hre that broke out aireah Sat
urday nlRht was smothcrcd yesterday
and explorers we're able 10 work IN
the mine. but black damp n one Of
the galleries dehed the men a. ala
oaye.in and other debris
u vas not even discovered whether
there are more alive In The mine gal
lerieu. although the explorers work
wiih almost supeFhuman strength and
rapidly
Although thiriy.ssVen bodies we're
found. they wcre noi removed from
ghe mine because ~ the morbid crowd
Al the mine entrance AMER che spec
tat0rs bad been fhinned by darkness.
ten bodies ioghd in an0sher plafe
we're taken out ~ the mine This
uas ths only visible results ~ yester
days endsavorH
AZ DAY ioBE ne ioiiiug ~ church
belis fesounded b. Cherry end Spring
valley Elrhtsen bodies uefe buFled
IN a Geld s0ath Of Chrrry a. ths
mlne q d0Ten victims IA cohlns
awaited removal uhiis score q
ooains ueFe piled uearby Tor others
thaf might b, brought 10 ths Eur
face
prom the yci un1iied graves b.
shieh me H0maH Csihoiie dad Eern
plaeed ne priests hurried 20 ~ nine
entrance 10 adminisfsr ne sai rites
% anf 6yinE man thaf nishi -
broaEhi ~
u vas declared YESTERDAY ftai thf
.rsrrlon mase a4fW1sg asa ~ Ne
no 80 tesn liacortfed Ees ~ eel
Esre kq go lsMa ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-23

shall be better prepared to discuss
when ! have seen the opinion by
which the United States Circuit Court
iustifes its decree"
Henry Wollman. who represented
the Encouragement Of Missouri In
that States suit against the Standard
OH Company and conducted the ex-
animation In New York OF officers Of
the company. takes view similar to
that expressed By Mr.. Elliott. lie
sums up the situation as a "theoreti-
cal victory" Il cannot see" be said.
that any practical effect Is TO BE- eH-
pected. Il seems as II the best the
Government can DO Is 10 order the
sale OF the property aad IN that case
the money. Of course, goes to the pres
ent stockholders in some form or
another. There is no conhscation. no
punishment, as there would BE- To the
cases Of criminal proceedings, With
the imposition OF big fine.
The case seems 20 be very similar
to that OF the coal roads which we're
forced 70 separate from their eoAl
business. and u Is difficult 20 see.
even Il ths decision e upheld b. the
Supreme Court. hoW the Government
can prevent che ooutrol ~ Standard
on properties remaining in The sane
banda. even n u is split % into
its constituent propertier This has
becn the case In eyery suit IN The past
10 which the Iaw has compelled TIE
disaoluti0n o. combinations They
have simply BEEN PIT into diaereni
SHAPE. and hare Eone along more con
partiT tban ever
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-23
4 PARTY CAME BY
NATIONAL HIGHWAY
srt Party Enjoy Auto Ride on Way to Flor
Shipped Machine From Macon.

JournalHerald tour caused me to de-
eide to come by auto We have not
definitely decided on our route from
Atlanta to Gainesville, but II the roads
for the remaining distance are In as
good shape as from New York to AT.
lanta we will reach our destination
with little trouble. Atlanta Journal,
18th.
The Sun representative, learning
that the above party was stopping at
the White House Saturday, went to
that hosiery, but was informed that
the party left early Saturday morning
for Mt Dora, where they have a whit
er home. The same party. came
through Gainesville last winter, max.
ing the trip from this city to Mt.
Dora by auto.
The party came as far as Macon,
Ca, in their machine from whence
II was shipped to Gainesville by ex.
press, the party coming by train,
reaching Gainesville Friday night via
Tampa and Jacksonville railway, and
leaving early the following morning
by auto for their South Florida home.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Fuller
of Mt. Kesco, n. Y. who also own a
winter home at Mt. Dora, passed
through this city about ten days ago
In their machine en- route to South
Florida.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-23

will be exercised II the company 10
enabled TO make a sufficiently good
showing during the next six months.
The success Of thia companys Of
forts to finance It's needs and cOntem-
plated extensions 20 either Dunnellon
or oeala. depends great deal upon
the support which the people IN this
section will give Ia the way OF favor.
ing them with all possible traftlc Il
h hoped that the merchants OF Gaines.
vile who have not shown much dIspo-
sltion IN the past TO help this local
enterprise which, with their assist
anCe, could be developed into
through line TO Tampa. trayersipg a
territory In agriculture. phosphate
and timber, will see NJ by liberal pa.
tronRge TO make possible these 70.
suits, which win be OF incalculable
value 20 the country
During the past administration the
service on this road has been admit.
teddy poor; but during the past two
years, under the able management
81 A, H. Glass. general superintendent.
considerable change for the better
has been noted, and We are glad To-
see this good work on the part Of Mr.
Glass recognized by his promotion 10
be- general manager
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-23
ANNUAL MEETING OF
THE I. 8 ]. RAILROAD
Interesting Session, at Which Officers for Year
We're HeCted---A. |. Glass Promoted.

The annual meeting OF the Tampa
and Jacksonville Railway Company
was held Saturday afternoon IN the
general Offices of the company In this
city.
There were present A. p. Staokey
OF ocala, president; H. w. Blount
Jacksonville, vice-presldent; y, Nj. 81
moOton, Tampa, secretary; J. b. Mum
son, Macon, Ga. A, deSola Mondes,
Savannah, Ca, and A. l.. Glass, gen.
eral superintendent, OF the road, with
headquarters In this city,
During the meeting the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year;
A. p, Stuekey, president; A. de-
Sofa Mendes, first viee.presldont; d.
w. Blount second vice.prosident;
f. Nj. simonton, secretary; n. q,
Taylor. treasurer; A. l.. Glass. pro-
noted from general superintendent,
which Office was abolished. TO general
manager
II Is learned that the election OF
Mr., Mendes as hrst vlce-presldent 10
the result Of recent negotiations IN
Now York. under which some Of the
bonds 81 the company were sold. and
an option taken on the balance which
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-23

4 FIVE autoists reached At
~ evening after a highly
mn over The Journal-Her-
Il from New York. In the
.pF. Gorham and wife. II.
vie and Rolin Fish, They
New York and are making
% Gainesville, Fla, where
read the winter.
vas made in a Stoddard-
slluder 1907 machine and
nlshap. The car pulled out
hi just two weeks ago to-
,de good time throughout
siuy stop-overs being made
sent States, The party Will
.iss the last of the week
fllle, Fla,
BIS along the highway are
condition and are being
rih each day." said d. F.
'ieH talking of his trip.
) heered all along the route
\ State through which we
b taking Of the many bene-
isriyed from The Journal
n They are already talk
rAg such tour next year and
b their plans accordingly.
.aAy go to Florida eacR
! nil but the Improvements
Ae roads as a result OF The
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-23
gsth Was Disappointed.

= yoOng man is the victim
Joke at the hands of bis
p he is so far taking it
db-because he has not
ruth OF the Joke.
That a day or two ago
nth the usual appetite of
Euit purchased some cram
certain store, under the
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-23
ldard Oil Co. viii
Not Go Out Of Business

'AA Nov 22.-Mortimer
seal counsel for the
V0npany said yesterday /.
Tor the FIRST time on
against the company
oy the United States
pa st Paul:
"a shat purports to be
decree handed down
80 States Circuit Court
company viii take an
TO the United
Court and win cheer
-. the verdict OF the
Ia tie land. whatever
this case began last
''' Glad to have reach.
n. : DO not mean that
% &C., h. whatever its
80. not order a dis
/, Standard OH Company.
- 'rana.ug what the
:. boa understand
! ~. Any shan distribute
-. srs Of whom there
ie1o is holdings
- .a'.aary companies.
i'gstser understand
49, eied on a pro
49,. 'iarmenL That Is
-, aoiaers q stand
49,. 'essive a prop~
~ '-aFel 10 TIE stUt
n aaist-
49,, 'ssa vhat course
- aao5t II TIE vu
.'.F' 'houls bs up
uETt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-23

Impression that he was buying cher
ries. He soon discovered his mis-
take, but did not have the nerve"
to return the purchase and admit that
It was zone on him"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-23

Have your stationery neatly printed
at The Sun Office. We carry a well
selected stock Of the best papers
which are printed a; reasonable rates
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-23
win Be Royalty Enisrtiinsd.

But the people Of Gainesville vii
do their share towards extending che
auiolsts q hospitable greeting, and uiii
take care Of them IN royal manner
while IN the city. The visitors VII
nate their headquarters ~ the
White House and vill be- entertained
NJ the evening meal with on eiaborate
menu. specially prepared for the oe'
casion. Members u the Gai"ss-..:ie
Automobile Club and other proialncni
cltlzens wml BE- present and q o.
understood that Judge SD L. Carter
yin make an address
A s. Cushman received leiisF
saturday requesting that b. aifsnd %
she matter q securing accommodates
Tor The party. providing supper. lodE'
ing and breakfast. while George 3
Dolr yin arrange 70 ~ebeck Ia nne
take care n the nachiaea
Evorything r. ia readiness fof the
arrival o. the party. and Il d hopea
thst car citizens gfu turn out en
maass 20 greet he oniy event % enc
kisd ever seen here. buf Etieh Eih
- b. % meaas me hrt
-~-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-11-23
EVERYTHING IS
READY FOR AUTOESTS
PARTICIPANTS IN ENDURANCE
RUN EXPECTED TODAY.
Will Arrive Late This Afternoon, Com.
ing Down Liberty street-WilI
Remain Here Tonight.

AS the time draws near for the
great endurance run, which win leave
Tampa this morning under the auspi.
ces Of the Tampa Automobile Club,
interest and enthusiasm Is waxing
warm in Gainesville, and when the
long procession of autoists roll along
West Liberty street this afternoon,
the autoists will no doubt be greeted
with one OF the largest and most en-
thusiastiC crowds ever seen in Gaines.
vile. The party will probably arrive
about 4:SO o'clock, and will spend the
night here, leaving for jacksonville
early tomorrow morning.
Through the efforts OF the Gaines
Vile Automobile Association, the road
from the Marion to the Bradford coun.
ty lines has been posted at intervals
of one mile. and the highway has been
put in good condition for the autoists.
No sporting event Of recent date
has created so mach enthusiasm In
this city, and in fact all along the
proposed route, both on the West and
East coasts, as this anticipated en-
durance run, which was conceived
through the energy Of The Tampa
Daily Times, and win be carried out
under the auspices o. the Tampa Auto
Association, and the race has been adj
yertlsed widely through both sources.
It Is not known yet Just row mdEy
contestants there will be, but Il has
been stated that a great many ma
chimes have been entered. and the
achievements OF the various machines
in competition will be watched with
keen interest both as 90 time and
durability. The contest will include
many machines Of high staI dard, and
this trip, which will include q run OF
something over five hundred miles
vill test the endurance qualities OF
the various machines.
owing to the long run from Tampa
to Jacksonville and return, as has
been decided peen by the managers
OF the event. no entries have been
made from Gainesville. In order 10
enter the race II would have been
for owners Of autos IN this
city 10 drive their machines TO Tampa.
thence over the proposed route and
back to Gainesville. entalhng an add
tional run Of nearly four hundred
miles. almost equally the mileage Of
the official route. Owners Of machines
here would have entered II the route
had been merely Tampa to Jackson
Vile. but they considered the extra
run too firing and too hard on the
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-30
Mining, SmeIterS and StOCR Quotations
CREEK CO.
 ID DO BIC WORK

There is every reason for beliey' Ing that another producing mine will be added Co tAe list of those along he upper Gila and it's adjacent coun-
 ry during the present year. Refer
 nee k made to the property of the Copper Creek Mining Co. adjoining A0 Calumet and Arizona holdings lear Mammoth. and of which company 2. Roy s biey is the superintendent. \ private letter was recently re ,eiyed here from Mir. Sibley enclos- ng photographs of the camp and com any buildings and with a short ac-
 ount of the company's operations. Considerable new machinery Is being installed and the pictures indicate
 hat the camp is a model of neatness nd pleasantly situated in a little val
 ey surrounded by hills. Concerning
 he property Mir. Sibley says:
 'sThe Copper Creek Mining com s tha pioneer in the field and ow1s ,y far the largest and most important inning properties of this new district Ne constructed the road into the dis
 rict at a cost of $2l.000. practically without tle aid from any of the otheE
 Cmpanies
 "Wc have in process of construc- lon a 800 kilowatt Corliss Centrai Power station of which tile first unit 900 capacity has just been completed. We are also constructing a thorough. modern and up to date concentratins mill. Which will have a capacity oI 250 tons daily. when completed. We nave very fin. double drum electric hoist at our American Eagle shaft. ara t1e shaft is first class in every respect. al present being three com Taftments. timbered with 10xl0 tim irers. This is enc of the best enuii- ICa mining shafts in this section Of tle country On ;he property are fUurd soE,e of the largest and best ore bodies of this remarkable new dis trict. Wzlch Is destined io come intc very iargo HToduction. during fhe next three to five years.
 ~TEe ere bottles run from g per ccIt to per cent for a width Of from 40 fo l50 feet in places. the same beih - in great porphyry masses. between d. oritc walls.
 The Copper Creek company's mill will be completed during the early sum1nor and will produce q consider. able amount of corcentrates during the last six months of the year. Upon the completion Of the concentrating mill. work will commence on the first unit 250 tons daily capacity. Plans and specifications for which are now completely in hand.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-30
RAY CONSOLIDATED
 AFTER SADDLE MT
(By Frank J. Graf)

PHOENIX. Jan. 2s.--A lot .aas been printed about the operations of the Ray Consolidated Copper company. present and prospective. and about
 he wealth of the company. That the company is planning extensive work in the near future has been made quite generally known. It is now learned from a source believed to be reliable. that the company not only means to develop it's present proFerty extensively but that il is irving to get hold of the Saddle Mountain eompany's holdings as Christmas. IL is understood that terms have been quite satisfactorily greed upon providing the Saddle Mountain company will permit the
 Ray company to first make q thor 1 )ugh diamond drill oNaminaUion of tho property
 Concerning the financial condition of the Ray company the following iata aaS been secured fnom an au- thentic source:
 Authorized bond issue $3.e00, 900 -irst convertible 6's. dated July Ist, 1907. and due in 20 or % years. Cou pens payable January and July. Con veTtiblc tiU July 1st. 1914. Share issue. S00.O00 shares, par SIC of which 900, 900 shares are deposited in escrow for the conversion of the bonds.
 In the treasury. st.S4i.e0o Of bonds and ISf.f00 shares of stock Casa on hand. approximately S29o. o06.
 Officers: President. Sherwood Aid rich. of Shove, Aldrich & Co. Colo radO Springs. Colo; vice president. Daniel C. Jackling. Salt Lake City. Giah. (prcsident Utah Copper coLr tranyJ: treasurer. Eugene P. Shove, Colorado Springs.
 Directors: Sherwood Aidrich. F.. P l Shove. J. C. Gordon. Spencer Pearose D. C. Jackling. A. Chester Beatty. Seely " Mudd C. N. MacNeiil. Executive committee: Daniel C. lacking. A. Chester BeattL Secley w. Medd
 Mines located at Kelvin. Arizona, six miles from tho railroad station, connecting by It's own narrow gauge read
 Owns 900 ier mn at Kelvin. Property developed by underground , workings and church drills from four and a half to five million tons of ere. ranging from 2ik 10 . per cent. Ore occurs in large zones in the DOT phyry. Should be Q good concentrate . ing ore. probabiy concentrating i5 to 70 into ].
 Property iS now being actively drilled for the purpose Of further de fning the limits and size of the ore hCd'es
 Treasury securities are under op- tion to Messrs. Haydsn. Stone & Co, until July 1st. 1869, who will finance inc equipment of the mine and cree ton cf a mill, if tho developments continue satisfactory. Rs. rnbllcan