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Ancient Skates.

The English chronieler has recorded that the youth of London In the twelfi D century understood the art of hyiE@ over the ice like birds in the air, bat the origin of skating is far more Ar eicnt An lcelandie' saga relates he" the Norwegian hero fsrithjof hot of1a traced verses upon the polls he'd mirror bat also eat the dear name of la%' Dord. Skates nave been discovered near Spandau. ill Germany which thosf competent to express all opinion a's tribute to q period of 5000 years a@" These skates were made from b"Ef# If B,rsts. ii"Grcd and perforated to at tach to the sallGal. Similar skaie, have lt nn found at MeorficldS. ia fln- HGr.. q 4ti like discoveries have tfFtt .tEIaie iH Berlin in tls. bed of the Si 1"" Those al,l similar discoveries.
 learn. eAahe the authorities to enn elstle that the European ice aFea i ;srel = tarie times extended from ttts4i Britain tn Finland aud from NerN;;.. to Hungary London Globe.
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1 NEW YEAR INJUSTICE.
fhs Bsrsespe" Corpjsins Of the 0css
 Ees3tpter Escit

''ss9' S4GF 'fsGlh'
 "Jelsn, r. s.sfe te 4st you Of for th. srst TWO weeks of the uew year You akrrv, vii. htye te X, off week" The speaker 3 4ear m&n. stood ill a apisndid aHa spaclssu> beer sa,oor. Y slace of s,s'li~h~n VT" 1osnnv. onvx ct,' an1ns gse, .s-z... .a,- -@4Aa lsrge paih nSs "F tt@a e,sl. yu Rut,ea n, vrtnts.> o. e. -;st1 '"ined about tAt t-tsrs af5,. ,t44 -s- ats se,-..ens and n% IT, aa*et@@ r.; ~.ee4 bew. 9f t@.e. 3net.. sai# r.~ >ew Years day.
 sst,+- s1=a,1 ,hs 4ean nlafa ."';.3 have to Ae.
 "Nhat tor. ho,st'' a*xed the yoe9; .r (! fltp two tartenGer., Meel2,sH: ,llE vi;H hia 1s,'.ef2 b@r e'otI Hp a' -~.t3 jUr ! = l.. I shpne again, .,}. sn2iost4iy hp &Atta h his employs ace
 "Wh,. John. you ought to kna, what for.
 The saloon keeper spoke imratjentis < fat man "Eter",. from tine street |. preached lle bar with reluetsld sic; ,heu a ef st.t3e!en turned hurried and departed.
 Wei. Fl j.. ssauget" said Bartepae ichn That's the fourth f-:.ou h.' lone that ,k.s nsoentn' What's t ne.i sny way -
 You oaghl .o knov what it Fne;sn, JoAn. repeated the saioou keeiFe; It's fneag1.slg 1T the cause of your SLY aensioIl.' ;
 1.ies, JeAn." the :.sn resumed: "yeu suspension k csastfl ty t5e Nes Years sNseitr QG of that fe,tow ;'tl sheHsant94 ike itiiA Al ever ttae hf,a iat,l. .tola. eou3 ,ss fium,ers Of mc' swear nf ts:,1Esinz for F year hE ziet re,rs e9as. ;.t 2. them ktic1. .heir swear of fer Il week, arc 7 other hatf, w.ttl just few exception stick to it fer two weeks The two weeks ot Ja4.eary, John a1e z waYs tEe tu5a i,oofest weeks ou iz pub.ical.'> ca.a5I-.av. He can't pay "y aeNses; htf.s.e he iesseHsshes; be4fee ayx off Esa2aen' rtjasfrAe5,> ,e4s4 .heiss .i&" Sot-et4aps with il i, :; as, so tIH., 34.s-5 ~t} stand | ljt;a. l,., cess without !s.st-;t on,
 s.a.l r:4isi. ls:ss said john sui13iy= "bnt 2in 1 -sos :l.1s.ziz.: :ea1 ny. ,s;lti -h!nh it's q ~h;.s.a- '.#at tny poor F,.5z aGd tsza.as.e.sle- ee got to sn:ft st th.s .;etNaiss i1a.:s55ss et.;g:.en tltroilse .he ~ve&r ot. ;. a .at ot toolis stuC1t4f ee& {etr v Gan't >nAf3 ei.. sor itlsf Et1tlste p4ia BuiIe:ia.
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Whistler l....s Writer.

Early Mir. W Whistler as | letter writer became pcrsoHs@e to be reckoned with His frn was vcfs frequently dtpp-t, in gal tut if k i joy to rra'! hiln. ith hi> very drii-A iul pcrSoHa' style. No vIIe ever wrose quite like aim. Iganserton, with hon he had many ftasses. always to the criti,'s srcat s'sscomfiture, "nce. in rrNi"" jiis: his "S} nlphany HI White" stupid .aIIeG attention to the faU tHal ;E"r were many other tihts in the rbt":r besides white There was, he ia5ia taincd. the reddish hair of the W0m&H far instance: her flesh color, Il bjt CT blue rill,on, and so on. Whistler re srondcG "Eon nieu. did this wise pr! son expect white hair and rhaii>"d faces? And does he then. In his IL truLln- rnl,sc4ucnce believe that ? svmphouy n r contains no other nGt", .lt shitii Ee a Canfinasd repetition of r ' Y i'? Fool.' And, of eoHf%ec the world is familiar with WhistiC!'' . studied insolence in his reply to conn muHiea ion III the New York Tribune hy Hamerton, who complained that Whistler refused to answer his letters. Whistler referred to the writer as n Mir. Hamerton.' which made Hanel ton perfectly furious aud so served Whissler's ents.--Arthur Hoeher ih Forum.
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Pretty A Absentr1irded.

A beoh about George Canning ano his friends contains among it's anee- tiutes tw-o which deal with Hook ha li Frere and the ahsentmindedpess fe! which he WAS noted. frere n1arTioa Lady Errol, and "whife they were cl1- gagged he 1ooll her into supper at 2 bal. While they were talking ne drank un the glass of wine he h..e: poured out for her and then took her back supreress To the ballroom. After the wedding he went straight from the church to MT Murray, the pull. fisher. who asked him to stay to d;n, ner, to which lie rcry nearly agreed remembering only just in time thst Lady gsrroI was waiting to start eh the hG3ey moon"
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Nothing so good when you need pill as Rings Little Liver Pills-sn all, sure, easy. Sold by McCammon & Son. Bes R1sasative Cough Syrup is so high ly recommended, because it not only moves the bowels gently and thereby stops the cold, but it also allays in- flammation of the lungs ard throat. It is pleasant to take. Sold by Mc- Cannon &s Son.
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Scotch Profits.

we have decided" said tue head ( a Glasgow firm 'to conduct our bus. ness in f1ture on the profit shari,i. principle. We shall begin at once oi .he basis ef last vear's results. ''
 we are tieiiabtsd to bear it." repHes the foreman. speaking for the ncD May we ask what were the las years results?''
 "Wa lost thousand pounds s:ii, the employer. and, therefore, on tn profit sharing principle, there will b a reduction of 10 per cent in you wages.~--Dundee Advertiser.
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FOR ASSESSOR

We are authorized to aDaource L. T. Sal1ee as q candidate for reelection to the office ot assessor oi Jefferson county, his candidacy being subject to the action Of the Democratic primary Dec ember |
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Fer County and Probate Jerk.

We are authorized te announce John H. Shelly as q candidate for an endorsement term IS County and Probate Clerk. his candidacy being subject to tae ,.esfan q s11,s De..5cr;.- tic pr;mary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-06
FOR PETERSEN TATIVE

The Graphic is authorized 10 an- nounce W. B Pirney as & ca5ldidass for Representative, his candidacy u'4 ing subject 10 tie action of the dan- ccratic primary on December l.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-06

We are authorized to .announce James Gould as q candidate for re- election to the office of County and Probate .Judge, his candidacy being subject to the action of fhe Dem ecrat ic party 1t the primary, December l.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-06
Shelill.

We. are authorized 10 announce Edgar Brewster as I candidate for Sheriff and Collector Gf Jefferson County, subject to the action Of the Democratic primary.
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COME TO SEE us.

We will sell your property for you, keep your money and pay you inter- est We will loan ysu money and can serve you in many ways.-Peaple's Says-s Bank and Trnst Company. S-29-d1Tnu
 There's nstAsng so sees Fer sore throat as Dr. Tsomas' Electric Oil. Cures It in few hours. selieves any pain Tn any pArt.
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A Fashion Chat on the Styles of the Day.

Il i> 't tuis >r "l ,. f.. >..'r that cterH one s hc'"tt. }}trt 't z. lt" 'tt"- tt!i are to he and alF'"iy ;n' }!'g IT, 5' :. '.d 5ar '5'"'r fa'j w"'d- r"b". Srrori -fft" trfttr f'ft t|"tt f"i n#i1E 0f tttnl VIII ''att t..at ftf boarding s' ttooI .,aflt sc .tnd rnl>4 ao,.s->.tt1 have fier Fall %&sej'c c"nlF 'G ,l-'' "s'..i'E datr tlA't most
 fur school .4nte-A.-} vs.r t,ea are rautAl ,,s}o Nc.N ltt ny H,,,- - i'. rr.r ruUHtSon &ifotN Aig- A,} 2sl=ad Aittl-. pl,itcd
 >Qotlgt 4o,, -A.- |. i..-. -g,a !. .-. tcrss h. 4.tu tl'i,~ ,..A' t" bus te'4a t.4, portions. tethte hf-z-- =rd t@gat- .s,e.. te<. in 
 hlri>t,,t iN- Ea at4,.re have =ftet =a t-z f=a-4 =>t#tt}a. h@t5.liA nt con tf II
 g=s5t= at,@g== rT75tg
 re." la1@+rr4 >..& ..a ta. ,.u ~5.,I (.i,@ ,.st tl,, f,,tts .et tI t.s t,sfttlar fna n4e 4t4tleis --'Ht - t+' t.ff-.-t-d A. dt4Ped As <, H l4 .4+s4+4 +at+4A44 -4ee n't'. t.l,'Dt.
 s.eEEtt l., =I =fee itaU- -ll,t Vf nuI,- atit> r, tDti +t tst ttsed lIAA t.44i.ttd ' yee t5t=5=tF
 A tle %oa-e lta& .tiH need also Il taiored snu .-.Ao' ot.i. -. of NtlA prctIy Hn.S in'.s.G ititet ts& N lit urltr ti2urt Nos and 7st Ems -4zs"t efatto hI'T5~ted and
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FOB CONSTABLE

The Graphic is authorized to an nouuce Frank Stewart as a candidate for reelection to the office of consta- Ale of Vaagine township. his candida cy being subject to the action of the democratic primary, December l.
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Her Hands Full.

Poor woman: she has scarcely tim to eat and sleep"
 Nonsense! Why, she is rich aa has no duties whatever"
 "But she tells me she reads al? i: latest novels. Cleveland Leader.
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FOR REPRESENTATIVE

We are authorized to annoaLce Tom Parham as a candidate for rep reseuative, his candidacy being sub feet to the action of the democratic primary election December l.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-06
FOR REPRESENTATIVE

We are authorized to announce Jndge F. J. kerwin as & candidate for representative. ais candidacy heing subject to the action of the democrat ic primary election December !.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-06
For onntA ATreasnrtr.

We are authorized 70 announce Cur ran NJ Nicho1 as 3 candidate for an endorsement term as County Treasur- CT, his candidacy being sahieea Q the action of the Democratic primary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-06

We are authorized to announce w. A. Lee as a candidate for circiut clerk of Jefferson county, his candidacy being subject to the action of the Der |
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-06
For County and Probate Judge.

We are authorized 10 announce Sidney '. Hunt, as 3 candidate for Conntv sad Probate Judge, subject to t1.s action of the Deaaocratie primary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-06
Where Ne,. wea~s lar$s 1 Mcntr

Where Nem wears lar$s Mcntr.
 The celebration nt New Years f' carried 0p nore extensively 1H Jnra' than in ars other country. The reasi., for fhls eaH eAly De accounted fer r. the fact t1at the custom has bee: handed dowL to succeeding gene I'll lions for eeLtusiee The time the co sasion involves 1s 1aite lengthy. last inR froD, t:a 1Sfn af December (katf aajims---vix. beginning of things> | the l6th of January {Hokonin no yati' ,ri}. which js apprentices holiday C' both Of the occasions sort of eten h eaten. composed of red beans rice sliced Ash and konnyaka root.
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sto0d Us Fer Him.

Dolan-So Casey was runnin' mt down an ye stood up for me? Calls han--Oi did. Ca sig to him. Casey. sig Ol, we're honest an truthful an ye're no coward, an ye work hard an pay yer dibts, an ye don't get drunk an' lick yer wolfe, but ill other re spccts yesse no better than Dolan." Puck.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-06

We are authorized to announce c. D. Lytle as candidate for Circuit Clerk, subject to the action of the Democratic primary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-06
ANNOUNCEMENTS
or Circuit C1f1,,ik x,

We are authorized to announce An51s F. McNeill, of Redijald, as a candidate for Circuit Clerk, subject tG the action of the Democratic primary
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Not Ouita So Bad,

Polly Prim-They tell Ice you are dissipated young man. Now, su:l pose you never see the sun r.ss. Jaca Rapidde-No; I don't stay up ea.>4 that lats.-Philadelphia Record
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Every Llttis Dit Helps.

'@You say yos encouraged OUT frlene e make alsther New Years rcsoln hon?'
 "I did" answered the man whose heart ls aIl right.
 "But don't you know he'll break ! 4t the end of six weeks at the leas' calculation i"
 ''I hope not. An6 ever if he does ns'1l be six wecAs ahead of the game
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DYSPEPSIA

Having taken your wonderful 'Casca- 1ets' for three months and being entirely cured of stomach catarrh and dyspepsia. { think word of praise Is due to 'CAscarets' for their wonderful cculposi- ton. have taken numerous ether so- called remedies but without avail, and I find that Cascarets relieve mere in day than all the others have taken would iu year James AeGune,
 Io8 Mercer St, Jersey City, \. ].
 Pleasant Falateble. Potent. Taste Good.
 Do Good Never Sicken, W eaken Grpe.
 y0c 2sc, 5oc. Never sold iu bulk. The gen
 zine tablet stamped CG z. Guaranteed to
 gre or your money back. s1s
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Dry CIeaniil, :,

Cayer. The Tailor, makes a speciality Of dry leaning; all fnds Of fancy garments, whether animal or yegasssp. ble iare. Also he work turned cfas from eet e-RaYer3eHt Of common geosy is aI&a4a U .. supcrior 1nality belna d0re efgictf, hv yte French prnceaz
 Old phone y.I l714-17t6 W6 Ayr,
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i.aVorS.

Stella What were the favors at j. dinner? Bella--Weu, all the far*' thought they Gid her favor by coz ing, and she thought they did he favor by leaving York Sun
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-06

We are authorized 10 announce (. M Philpot as q candidate for re-elec- tion fo the office of Sheriff and Gollee- tor of Jefferson County, subject to tie action of the Democratic prinarE
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-06
A persuader.

"pid you make any New Years rese Mt'on ?? asked Miss Miami Brown.
 "No." answered MT. Erastus P!DA icy. but done persuaded Mistah Coli flower to make one, After ] got thoo with him at de ,ns parlor social he was w:llin' to promise das he'd stoy Uy;n' to pick 'sturbances fchsvsr sn svsf."
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Revised Version.
ser, 1 remember,

[ rumeyrleer. remember she house where . was born ASA slso the tnni.or. helieoy. butcher sey baker bey. 5aotb.sas. elevator man Srocer's t1y AAS p@vshsy ctsrstksms mer1.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-11-06

44.t. uf Husttt. ht4x Il G&.6e the rl2ne nf ris. file hack t1r..4d SF vie with pIait formed heiaw N.s5et ie. @te the slpes=s. aGe=ts sn-a"seeAd 3Aish.d= =wt}r.2tlHs .tAtd l.eee,4i= isaaE4tf fa5.'k ttd 57.tHl stNh tt front. SsNeH fn5kt ttr s1jt which show inverted pi.ttt tt hs.a
 stit fflN ftt tue pretty ltdNettN worSteG. 'jt,iaoH.tl. tweed h0nP2sf Will he tNfa" lyEttts
 Nos.l aDd practical lc the frueis ~h0nIA t5e ef5ffff presenting tlf> hip Ntte=f f.=4 # e4+ended ,4eb great pot4l4ftIA. H the H~sst 35tf "a Not" dsl5tli nned st eae{t slte 4 1If. hoat Wre TWO lo1az taelNs ,sdorn each side o tire h.for-.f fine presents fIii length panel, IL waist hNiis Rtl.te4nd bh bolt to yoke skirt II t iS 'n4@'i f'tfd h> t straight pI.ited t"tn'e. ~ fAt ~}Ft-t"S fHli et&th and plain tue .afi.tr also plain bm the pattern rfoNtG for toN and sleeve t3s which allow |
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-08-21
NEW RECORD
IN AER0PLANE
CURTISS, AMERICAN AVIATOR,
WINS ADMIRATION THROUGH
SUCCES SSFUL MANEUVER,
AVOIDING COLLISION IN AIR.

RHEIMS Aug. 20-Glen H. Curtiss
at sundown today added a dramatic
feature to the trial fight of aero
planes entered for the contest OF avi-
alton week by skillfully guiding his
machine above another aeroplane,
thus averting a collision.
The feature was accomplished
when, for the first time in history,
three heavier-than-air craft were
maneuvering together at the same
time. All were flying rapidly, when
suddenly Curtiss saw M. Dumanset
in an Antionette monoplane approach
ing at right angles and on the same
level with him. Curtiss, realizing
the danger elevated his plane. His
machine instantly shot upward and
scared safely over the Frenchman.
Spectators watched the maneuver
with bated breath, but when they
saw it was successfully and brilliant
ly carried out they applauded the
American wildly. The third machine
in the air at this time was that of
M. Tissandier.
Experts tonight were agreed that
Mr.. Curtiss had made a fine demon
stration of his skill and ability to
control his machine. They declared
that his bi-piane was a real racer.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-08-21
HARR|MAN'S 5
CONDITION
SECRETARY MILLAR SAYS THAT
RAILROAD MANS HEALTH Is
BY NO MEANS AS BAD AS SUP
POSED-HIS EARLY RETURN.

NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-E. H.
Harriman's return from his Eu-
ropean trip at this time, earlier than
he had expected, is simply to admit
of his obtaining in his own home
amid comforts and conveniences
which it is impossible to secure in
European hotels, the rest of which
he naturally stands in need after his
course of treatment abroad.
This statement was given out this
afternoon by Alexander Millar, secre-
tary of the Union Pacific and South
ern Pacific railroads, who arrived in
the city today on the Mauretania.
Mr.. Millar has been abroad with
Mr.. Hartman and declares that the
latter's health is by no means as
bad as is supposed, nor anything like
that in seriousness which newspaper
reports have been inclined to con-
vey impression of.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-08-21
Commercial Congress is
Declared By Delegate
to be Dominated By
Special Interests
BEI4FORD CARRIES POINT TO EN-
= TENT OF GETTING CONGRESS
Thrown OPEN TO RANDOM
DISCUSSION HOUR EACH DAY.

DENVER, Aug. 20 = Speaker
Cannon of the National House of
representatives and his political
household" came in for a scoring
before the Trans-Mississippi con-
gress this morning, when former
Judge Jas. B. Belford, of Denver
sought to show that the Commercial
congress is dominated by special in
terests.
Judge Belford gained his point
for his motion, that the rules be
amended so as to give an hour each
day for the free discussion of what
ever subject may be uppermost in the
minds of delegates desiring to speak
was adopted.
Railroad rates were the subject oil
a new resolution today. John w
Milliken, of Colorado, was the
principal speaker.
John H. Lewis, engineer for the
state of Oregon, described the code
of water law enacted by the last
legislature. In part he said:
Oregon has recently adopted a
system of public control for water
resources. This system is lis ad-
vance of other states in that rights
to use of water tor power. devel'
upment are limited to peliod of for
ty years, subject to renewal under
laws then existing. Compensation
to the public is also provided.
"Under the old laws confusion pre-
vailed. Litigation among watep
users became burden upon irri-
gated agriculture. Dams and fumes
were annually destroyed and lives
threatened in community quarrels
Under sucn conditions capital refused
to invest and homesekers went to
other states. To remedy this con-
dition complete code of laws was
enacted, becoming effective last Feb
ruary.
'The ultimate object of the new
law is to secure a proper division
of streams among those entitled to
their use. 1t is not supported by
any constitutional provision but
entirely upon the police power OF
the state.
It's enforcement deyolves upon the
state engineer and the division sup.
erintendent of each of the two div
isions into which the state has been
divided.
'.This law is divided into Cd
Determination of early rights, CD
Granting of new rights; CD pro
lection of all rights when determined
''The state engineer and two sup,
erintendents as a board have the
power to determine all rights upon
a given stream upon the application
Continued on page two.)
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-08-21
Trunk of Counterfeiters
Captured in Kentucky
Raid With Million
Dollars Bogus Money
MEXICAN NOTES WE'RE TO BE
WORKED OFF ON BANKS FOR
EXCHANGE ON INTERNATION-
AL BUSINESS-BIG DEALS.

LOUISVILLE, KY. Aug, 20
With the exception of negro who
acted as the drayman in carting from
the counterfeiters mine at Herrods
Creek, this county, the bogus hall
pesos Mexican notes to this city,
the police have put behind the bars
all of those supposed to have been
connected with the million dollar
counterfeiting enterprise uneartheo
in Kentucky yesterday.
A brass bound trunk containing
million dollars in Mexican notes is,
however, the most important capture
This enormous sum of counterfeit
money was to have been shipped
shortly. 1t is now securely locked
up and held as evidence.
Details of the swindling plot as
exposed by the police, show that the
plans of John Roberts, director OF
the counterfeiting operations, who
worked conjointly with his brother,
Marion, contemplated the taking"
even of the stock certificates of rail
reads. issuing counterfeit money to
pay for them, and also the conduct
ing of an international business with
the imitation collateral, the results
of which would have been enormous
in a short period through the collect
ing of exchange coin.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-08-21
MAY REOPEN
CAR STRIKE
NORTH AND WEST SIDE SURFACE
STREET CARMENs UNION RE-
FUSES TO ACCEPT TERMS Of
FERED BY THE COMPANIES.

CHICAGO, Aug. 20.-Rejection by
the North and West side street car
mems union last night of the pro-
posed wage schedule offered by Pres
ident Roach of the Chicago railroads
company reopened the controversy
between the street car companies and
their employees and again brings with
in the range of possibilities a strike
of all the street car men of the city.
President VIM. Mahon of the In
ternational street carInens union eX-
pected here today to take charge of
the situation. 1t is the hope among
the conservative men that he will be
able to exert influence which will
prevent a strike.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-08-21

and the complaints concerning tn,
reclamation service.
mo two persons are constituted
alike and there is always ample op
portunity for disagreement. Some o.
the settlers on the reclamation pro
jects were ignorant Of the condition
which would confront them and they
settled on the land in the expecta
tion of reaping a fortune without tht
necessity of understanding irrigation
methods. They have been disillusion
release them from their contract
and to reimburse them for their ex
penditures. -f---
Such difficulties are to be expect
ed when a new work is taken up, ant
they should not be allowed to as
sumo too much Importance when the
whole work is taken into considera-
ton.
POLICY WILL CONTINUE.
"Since | entered the office of secre.
tary of the interior | have admins
tered its affairs, not as an extremist
might dictate. but as I understand
my uutleS. nat Will continue 10 Dc
my policy.
"At the same time | realize tina
there are some things in the law gov
erning the disposition of public lands
which ought to be modified, and a.
soon as | shall have the opportunity
| shall suggest such changes as ap-
pear to me to be necessary, in a re
port to congress. In the meantime,
the established policy of the interio,
department will continue
There has been gross misrepre
sentation sent out regarding actor
of the department in certain matters
Criticisms have been pretty severe
from some quarters, but, knowing
that I am absolutely right in the po-
sition have taken, | have paids,no
attention to them. In time it will
be shown beyond a doubt that my
course has been absolutely right. q
NO WITHDRAWLS GRABBED.
ut will be shown also when the
fatcs are made known that despite
the claims of the restoration Of
Continued on page twoD
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-08-21
SPEEDY AUTO SAVES NEGRO.

AMERICUS, Ca, Aug. 20.-By a
clever ruse, Sheriff Feagin outwitted
a mob at De Soto, today, and safely
brought Dean Adams here in an auto
mobile. The negro was captured by
Feagin at an early hour today and
confessed his purpose in enter
ing the home of white woman in
De Soto.
Feeling against the negro was in
tensified by his confession, and only
the Sheriff's speedy car prevented a
1ynching.