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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-06-11
HAVE AN HEIR.

Born to Mr. and Mrs. James Me-
Creary. Wednesday son.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-06-11
Happenings Of
A Day in the
District
GRAND JURY.

The grand jury is called 10 meet
this morning at 10 o'clock.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-06-11

FOR SALE VoSE PIANO. PHONE
62-K 2s-tf
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-06-11

Al startling reductions White.
Serge. Duck Piqne. Rips and light
weight wool Faneies
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-08-27
LET US HAVE PEACE.

The tariff question has been
threshed over by congress and the
Republicans of that body formulated
and passed a tariff bill and a
Republican president signed it and
II became law. If you are a
Republican and believe in the great
protective principal that has been
the foundation of the Republican
party for years, and lately, the only
distinguishing tenet between it and
the Democratic party, you should
accept the present law as the com
bined wisdom of your party and
hsld your peace. If you waat to
become Democratic free trader,
you are at perfect liberty to do SO,
but 1t is not gesd taste or good
common sense to Gemain in a party
and wage continuous and vindicitlve
warfare against it's policies as
adopted by its representatives, in
council.
lust SO long as man is controlled
by selfish instincts tariff law can
not be framed that will be just what
everv seRtion of this diversified
country would be glad to see.
New England may have got a
little the best of the deal in the late
shuttle by having men to represent
her who were old in the business
and who clung together as one man
for the common interests of that
section. Still they were not unfair
10 other sections and were willing
TO give the west more than it asked 4.
The tariff law is Republican
measure pure and simple and repre-
sents the idea of protection which
Is the fundamental priRciple of the
party today.
We are sorry, now that the party
has passed the best protective law
that could be deVised, under the
circumstances, to see some OF our
congressman and senators who were
ther. and helped arrange the law
and some OF our Republican news
papsrs that claim to represent
Republican thought now doing
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-08-27
GREAT LOSS OF LIFE.

In collision between two
excursion steamers off the coast oi
Mon,evedeo, South America, tive
or three hundred people were
drowned, mostly women and chill
dren. A big festival was on and
the vessels were crowded with
pleasure seekers. One of the ships
sank at once. But few Of its pas
sengers were saved.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-08-27
MANY KILLED IN RIOT.

A frenzied riot occurred In
Pittsburg, Pa, among street car
men Sunday night. The strikers
were armed with nhes and revolyers
and used them with fatal effect as
did also the deputy sherlffs and
state troops. Six were killed and
ten more were fatally wounded lii
the first outbreak besides many
more were hurt more or less
seriously. The strikers we're
mostly foreigners and number OF
women engaged in the fight. The
frantic women wereR mainly
responsible for the collision aad
appeared In the fray with guns,
clubs and stones.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-08-27
ore Wall Paper House. Barn and Carriage Paints Phone
LOOK AT HOME.

Doc. Crumbine is making life a
burden to the poor fly that has done
scavenger duty throughout the ages.
ellis swat the fly" has become a
household motto. The life long
drinking cup has been abolished
from the railroad train and the
school,
The water supply has been found
contaminated and filthy, and
thousand and one things we have
endured all our lives and our fathers
before US, have been condemned as
subversive of health, yet some
things have been over looked
Parties who drive in the country
frequently complain of the great
crop of weeds that are allowed to
luxuriate along the country roads.
In many places we are told they
lean over and almost obscure the
track. A person driving along Is
slapped in the face and the dust
and pollen is set ahoat till it is
almost uncomfortable.
Can't this nuisance be abated
Is there not law requiring that the
weeds be kept down along the
public higyway as well as the
hedges kept trimmed2
Aside from their outlandish ant
uncivilized appearance they are
menace TO health and exceeding
disagreeable.
Cut the weeds along the highs way
even if they are allowed TO grow IL
the fields.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-08-27

1910. which will be the centenary
of the rising by the patriotic priest,
Don Miguel Hidalgo, In President
Disz's present domain. The revolt
of 1910 was suppressed and its
leader executed, but the fires of
insurrection which were started by
Hidalgo were not permitted to be
extinguished altogether. In 1891
Spain was expelled and in 1892, in
the administration of President
Monroe, the United States recognized
the independence of all the Latin
American countries which had made
Roadway against Ferdinand VII,
and welcomed them into the family
of the nations. Undoubtedly all
this will be mentioned by some of
the orators or newspapers at Gu ad
Iuarez, when, a few weeks hence,
Mr.. Taft and his party cross the
Rio Grande to that Mexican City.
II is safe to predict that at the
hundredth anniversary of Hidalgo's
rising, which will be observed
throughout Mexico in September
1910, the United States government
will be prominently represented,
and possibly Mr.. Taft himself will
be there. Globe Democrat.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-08-27
EUROPEAN POLITICS.

1t Is quite difficult for citizens OF
this country to fully comprehend
inter national politics, as applied to
the old world. The powers of
t1at country have long held a
protectorate over the island of Crete
and have held the Cretons down and
other nations off till lately, they
decided to pull out and let the
Islanders shift for themselves.
The results were, the Cretons who
are defendants of the Greeks,
Immediately raised the Greek flag
ndbegan taking steps for annexation
to the mother country. Then lur-
key began preparations to gobble
and the powers to save war, again
had to occupy the island.
Turkey had claimed sovereignty
over the island bul had exercised
no authority. Now the powers Will
not allow these islanders to pin
their political faith to the nation OF
their origin but will compel them
to submit to Turkish rule. The
powers, instead of wiping the blood
thirsty Tnrk out of existance as q
nation, as they should have done
years ago, for soma unexplainabie
reason, are still standing in with her
and protecting her in her claims OF
sovereignty.
Talk about national morality and
the moral uplift of nations| With
the old world powers all policies
seem to hinge On their preconceived
ideas of political expediency, re-
gardless of the moral phase of the
situation or the right or wrong
between nations as well as individuals
with due consideration of the rights
of others, the world would start out
on new era of progress and
enlightenment and there would be
no need of congresses to prevent
wars. National morality and honor
seem to be at low ebb when the
powers will tura over peace loving
and prosperous people to the
mere iless Turk, against their earnest
protest. This policy must be
trouble breeder for the future and
eventually result in bloody war.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-08-27

clubs and stones.
more to break down the law and
disrupt the party than are the
Democrats today.
We are becoming somewhat weary.
AS h9s been frequently remarked,
the western people, and particularly
the people of Kansas, are cratic
and headstrong, liable to go off on
first impressions and get little
woolly at times, yet sure to settle
down right when the sober second
thought comes.
We have, as a party, become
somewhat tainted of late by the
lingering effects of populism and
i'm bibed spirit of rule or ruin that
is leading us astray. Party chains
that used to bind have become
CALLING and we seem not inclined to
stand shoulder to shoulder for veal
or for woe,
Some of our leading politicians
who are cut for revenge or self
vindication, seem to have mistaken
the mutter,ngs arising from hastily
formed opinions and lily considered
assertions for the real sober sense
OF the people and have been trim
ming accordingly and expecting to
hold lesderships on the strength of
that mistaken idea.
The people of the west and
particularly of Kansas for the last
few years, have been batting rail
roads and cussing corporations and
graft in high place till they have, in
MEASURE, lost their moorings. The
loud mouthings of the denagogue
and the ignorant do not represent
the sentiment of the masses. The
reaction is setting in and sound
reason and sober second thought is
taking the place of blind following
of the various vaporings of the
politician who would ride into
power by floating on the breakers.
The people of the west are fair
minded and want to see fair play.
Taey think, sometimes, the eastern
fellows demand too nuch, but they
wsuld do the same had they the
power.
The western people are patriotic
to the core, they are Republicans,
they believe in protection, they
believe IN supporting the party after
it has acted through its representa-
tives and will not long tolerate the
assumed leader who would disrupt
the party and turn the tariff making
over to the enemies of protection
rather than submit to the will Of
the majority so long as it is only a
dlfferance of opinion as to ex-
Psdiency.
Suppose there are some things in
that taEiff bill that you did not
think for the best, possibly you
we're mistaken in your views and the
majority was right. You claim
honesty in your convictions. Accord
the same to. the other fellow till
you prove to the contrary. We
have the bill, it is the law. We, the
Republicans, made 1t so. Let's let
our political opponents show its
weakness and kick holes in it till it
proves itself right or wrong. There
is surely nothing in the law
that is very much worse than we
have been living under and there
are surely some things better. Re-
publicans will support their tariff
measure and repudiats those who
would destroy Il.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-08-27

Down In lake was the fate 4
six Italian balloonists recently.
They were about GOO feet high when
the balloon went to smash aud
they dropped to the water below.
They al escaped.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-08-27

Some of our Republican senators
and congressman of the west who
are doing so much bowling about
the in:quitous tanff on cotton and
steel goods could have been of same
use to their constituents if they had
looked a little out and not allowed
hides to be placed on the free list,
thereby cutting that much off of the
income of the farmer and giving it
to the wealthy shoe manufacturer.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-08-27
BURNED A WITCH.

The Indians of Old Mexico
recently burned an old woman
under the belief that she was
causing an epidemic of smallpox.
She had the reputation Of being a
witch.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-08-27
BIG FIRE IN DECATUR.

Decatur, Illinois, was visited by
a very destructive fire early Sunday
morning.
The fire ragged almost all day in
the business district, with an
estimated loss of about 81, 600. 900.
About 80 per cent of this is
supposedto be covered BY insurance.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-08-27

The incubator baby is still having
trouble. 1t has been kidnapped by
its would-be mother but was found
and brought back and the kidnaP-
pers arrested.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-14
NO LETUP IN THE
BUICK REPUTATION
String of Victories for the Great
Racing Teams of Company
That Goes in for Making
Time Records

The Buick continued its winning
streak at Lowell, Mass, during the
Labor day week speed carnival, whlch
seems to have taken the place OF the
Vanderbilt cup race as the American
Automobile association autumn classic.
Bobby Burman, driving the standard
ten-horsepower Buick, won the 2l2-mlle
Vesper club trophy over a large Held
of high priced cars. while his team
mate. Louis Chevrolet, winner OF the
Cobe trophy race. won the Yorlck clup
trophy, at a distance of 1853 miles, after
a hot fight with Ray Harroun OF Chl-
cago, the newest member of the Buick
team, the other starters being miles
back. Burman averaged fifty-tive ana
a half miles an hour, when Chevrolet
average was ffty-four and halr
miles an hour.
In the short distance races on Tues
day Chevrolet annexed four firsts, drlv-
ing one mile in 40 seconds, while Bur-
man captured first in the only event
in which he drove. Thus the Buick
team won seven firsts out of the ten
races contested during the Lowell car
nival.
In the national stock classic S1S-mile
race on Wednesday Burman, driving
his moderate priced Buick. nnlshed
fourth against a field of twenty start
ers driving their high priced and hlgh
powered cars of America and Europe.
The winners average was one mile an
hour slower than Burman's average
when he won the VeSper trophy.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-14
TO
BUILD BIG GARAGE
MOST EXPENSIVE PLACE IN
THE WEST
Will Cost $4,000 Be 275 Feet by
81 1-2, Equipped with Mod
ern Machinery for Car
Upkeep

San Francisco is to have at once the
largest and most expensive and most
thoroughly equipped garage in the
entire United states, excepting none.
The contract has been let, and 1t is to
be located in the downtown district of
the northern city, directly awong the
wholesale houses.
1t is to be erected by the Studebaker
Bros. of California, and when complel-
ed will have cost the enormous sum OF
S200, 900. Chester N. Weaver gave out
the contract for the garage on Satur-
day last as the vice president and man
ager of the Studebaker Bros concern.
The garage is to be situated back OF
the Studebaker building in Fremont
street and will run through to First
street The building will occupy
ground space of 275xS71h feet. The ne
cessity of the garage has been appar-
ent to Weaver for some time, as the
many owners of Studebaker cars have
complained of the lack of garage ia
cilities in the downtown district. 1t is
to meet this demand that the building
will be erected.
While the building is for the ac-
commodation of StudebakeF owners 1t
WILL however, be run as pubic ga
rage separate from the automobile de-
partment of the company. 1t Is TO pc
equipped with all the modern appl-
ances and machinery for the proper
upkeep of motor cars.
The company has received a beautiful
POLISHED chassis Of the 1910 40-horse-
power four-cylinder StudebalSer. 1t is
q splendid piece Of mechanical work,
showing distinctly all the retnements
OF the new models.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-14
SOCIETY IN FORCE AT
1.-THE WITcHING HOUR"

1.-THE Witching Hour" proved a social
drawing card. Boxes and floor ana
balconies were filed and evening dress
was the rule. Gen. M. II. Sherman en-
tertained General and Mrs. Adna II.
Chaffee, Captain and Mrs. Hamilton
and e. P. Clark and daughters. waiter
Hoff Seeley had a party Of San Fran
cisco people.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Earl entertained
box party, as did also Mr.. ana MIS-
]. o. Koel i.
nlr. and Mrs. F. w. Blanchard had
friends with them in a loge, and
party from Hotel Virginia occupying
two loges included Mr.. and Mrs. Abra-
ham White, Mr.. and Mrs. James G.
Feltus, Mrs. Roseine Cave House and
her niece, Miss Rosalind Wilson, Mrs.
Cook, Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Van Denning,
MIR, Robinson, Mr.. Sample, and DR..
Jones of Long Beach. Gen. Harrison
Gray Otis had a party of young people
In one box, Miss Enid Behymer was
hostess in an adjoining box, while Mr..
and Mrs Al Levy, with Mr.. and Mrs.
L. ], Christopher, Mrs. Steele and MI s.
Dale of Pasadena with friends, occu-
pied the remaining boxes. Mr.. and Mrs.
Motley Flint with friends watched the
play from a loge, and Judge and Mrs.
w. r. HerVey entertained in the next
one. Mrs. Mossin and Mr.. and Mrs.
Connell were together, and Mrs. LIE
Grand Reed was with Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris Albee. Others noticed were
Miss Blanche Hall, ]. Byrne and party,
DR.. Lazard and party, Mr.. ard Mrs,
Igna e Horaldi, Mr.. and Mrs. John w,
A4itchell, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Parker,
Captain and Mrs. Merry jr. and Mrs,
C. C. Parker. Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Mar
tin, Mr.. and Mrs. C. P. kits, Mr.. and
Mrs. Heminway, Mr.. and Mrs. e. r.
Jones, Mr. and Mrs. F. r. Stockdale,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. ]. Peck, Mr.. and Mrs.
La Touche.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-14
creat Racera COMING

Preparations are being made to bring
out the fastest of the eastern racing
cars for the Portola road race, which
is to be held over the Oakland course
Saturday, October 23, 1909. One of the
first to make the announcement or
bringing out big car is Percy Walk
er. a well known racing enthusiast.
There will be one, and possibly two,
Benz cars in the race. 1t is expected
Barney Oldfield will be at the wheel OF
the Benz.
c. A. Richardson Of the Reliance Au-
tomobile company of San Francisco,
California agents for the Knox cars,
has notified the race committee that at
least one of the famous Knox racing
cars would be in San Francisco for the
race. That the Stearns will be a COM
petitor is assured.
C. A. Warren of the Stearns factory
says one sixty-horsepower Stearns car
will be in the contest The Lozier-
Locomobile and Thomas cars will also
participate.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-14
SAN FRANCISCO'S
BIG AUTO SHOW
DEALERS GETTING READY FOR
P0RTOLA WEEK
Basement of Big Emporium Building
Is Taken and Already Twenty
one Makes of Cars Engage
Space

Preparations for the automobile
ment of the Emporium building during
Portola week in San Francisco, are
actively under way, and George F..
Detrick, manager of the affair, is
already assigning space to the various
exhibitors. Eighteen dealers, represent
ing twenty-one different makes of
cars, have already applied for space,
and, although this number insures a
successful show, most Of the remain
ing dealers have signified their inten-
tion Of taking space.
The dealers are generally impressed
with the possibility of showing their
new models to the thousands of visit
ors who will be here from all parts
of the country, and they are straining
every effort to make the first show
of the year the most brilliant affair
of the season. And their efforts are
not unaided, for the manufacturers
have grown to appreciate the coast
as a market, and they will rush the
new models out much earlier than
they have ever placed them here in
previous selling seasons.
Many people believe that the auto
mobile reached almost it's ultimate
IOGIu WIFI ldSL YSctI 1lOhClSs IL SASAA
the coming show will be q reVela-
tion, as many refinements have been
added to the 1910 models. To show
these improvements everything from
the polished chassis to the luxuriously
upholstered limousine will be on the
floor.
The large floor space provided for
the show will enable the visitor to
the show to inspect the cars without
discomfort, and no effort will be
spared TO provide all Of the features
and entertainments that have made
similar affairs in the east so popular.
The following have already selected
their spaces:
Carter-Cartercar auto company.
Chalmers -Detroit-Pioneer Automo-
bile company.
Franklin-H. H. Franklin company.
Hudson-Pioneer Automobile COM
pany
nterstate-Burkhard & Crippen Auto
company.
Knox-Reliance Automobile COM
pany.
ocomobile-Locomobil company OF
America.
Iozier-S. G. Rayl.
MaxwelI-Maxwell-B -Briscoe Pacific
company.
Oakland-S. G. Chapman.
Palmer r-Singer-Pacif1c Motor Car
company.
Observation-Disclosures Motor Car
company.
Pierce e-Arrow-Pierce-Arr Sales
company.
Pope ord-Consoidated Motor
Car company.
Pullman-Yorl Motor Car company.
Rambler-Thomas B. Jeffery corl-
pany
Renault-Renault Freres.
Stevens ns-Duryea-Pacific Motor Car
company.
Thomas-Pioneer Automobile COM
pany
Winton - Winton Motor Carriage
company.
White-~White company.
You can buy It, perhaps at many places, but
there's one BEST place to buy it-and that
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-14
Crown City Tennis

John Holmes and Clifford Hurd ol
Pasadena will meet this afternoon or
the courts of the Crown City Young
Mems Christian Association in COM
petition for the Y. M. c. A. tennis cup
The trophy must be won three times
by single player before becoming his
permanent possession. Holmes recent
iy captured the mems single cham
pionship of the association and will
meet last seasons victor when he plays
Hurd. The association is also maxi
ing preparations for a handball tour
nament which will begin September 90
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-14
BRILLIANT PLAYS
HAVE PREMlERfS
"CAME0 KIRBY" A CHARMING
ROMANCE OF OLD SOUTH
"THE WITcHlNG HOUR" PROVES
AUDITORIUM DRAWING GARD
Belasco Theater to Try Out Warfleld
and Bates VehicIes-Sketch
Act Is Best Thing at the
Orpheum

"Cameo Kirby" romantic comedy. by
Booth Harrington and Harry Leon Wilson,
produced at the Mason opera house Monday
evening Sept. IS. 1909.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-14
stearns' Manager Leaves

Friends of C. B. Warren, well known
to the automobile trade of Los An
geles, will learn with regret that he has
severed his relations with the Stearns
company on this coast. He will, how
ever be with the company until the
middle of the month, as the company
is installing a wholesale branch in the
city, where a full line of parts for the
Stearns cars for not only the San
Francisco agency. which is held by
Frank G. Miner, but also for all the
coast agencies. Warren win leave to
go into business with Burney Bird, the
old-time bicycle rider. They are going
to open in St. Paul. MINI. Frederick
w. Haugher from the Stearns factory
is In the city and has taken up his du-
ties as Pacific coast auditor.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-14
rhomaa Renresentative Here

A special representative OF the
Thomas automobile factory is in this
city, and leaves today for the north.
He has been making special trip over
the list of cities in which the Thomas
Flyer re represented visiting the local
agents, and will continue to San Fran
cnsco and throughout the northwest,
going back to the east by way of the
northern route.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-14

It's as easy to secure bargain in a used
automobile through want advertising. as II
used to be-and still is-to secure horse
and carriage.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-14

You can buy 1t. perhaps at many places, but
there's one BEST place to buy it-and that
place Rdvertses.