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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-07
NJ. ROBERT WON
$4,000 ON
FIGHT
Morrison Special, Minus
Morrison and Many
Others, Is Back.

Jim Mogrison'a Seattle Spirit Spe
ciai has returned minus most of
the spirit
Promptly as tha depot clock
struck 10 this morning. the station
agent vent out on The platform and
shading bis egca. looked down che
track. far, far across the tiaeftafa
be MAw n cloud of srnokr
The Special Is nearly here. be
relied and. sure enough. AZ 10 Is
the train rolled into TIRE depo;
just four houra late
II was nof a merry train nor was
Il thickiy populated OF all that
band ~ iTs devoted fight fans Nho
pulled out Just a snort week ago.
only 20 who claim Seattle as their
native city returned the rest.
overwhelmed with sprrov over the
awful Jolt the Hope and hopes oi
the white race received at the
hands 81 dnsky gentleman named
Johnson. remained In San Francis.
co Ia order to give their friends
here a chance TO forget about Il all
N. Robert Was There
II was a dlssrunticd orowd that
filed or AZ The depo, with only one
bright spot IN H. said spot being
VI. Robert CugRenheim. who came
back from Reno with $500 Of for.
eigu money and q perfectly fctehinF
idea IN -brush" hats
on interviewing the bright spot
VI Robert observed Sure ! won
some money. bet on Johnson and
brought back enough 20 pas my
speeding fines In police court fol
some time 10 come.
The flRhtf There wasn't ans
figh; after the SIKH round. Up tIll
then Jeff was forcing things a Nc
tie. but after nothing to u for
Jack
Nice time9 Sure. sure. Fine
crowd on the train and fine treat
ment accorded rs by the train Off
elais. with william Carruthers. this
man who handled our destinies. on
the Job all the time We had the
finest train at Reno and had e
fight 10 keep people from riding
back Ia Frisco with us"
Bob Came Along.
Carruthers. travelling passenger
agent, who accompanied the ape
cial. was we'll satisfied with tn,
trip
"Of course nearly all 81 vs. were
disappointed with the result Of the
fight. but aside from that every
thing was lovely The bunch In
Reno was so stuck on our train that
they wanted 20 ride back 10 Frisco
with us
I'VE did take Bob Fitzsimmons
who was the most popular man IN
an Nevada after the fight. back
Most OF the Seattle contingent stop
ped off at San Francisco and viii
be up IN week
Among those who grieved toe
deeply TO come home were: jim
Morrison. bin Morris, Al Tenant
James r. McElroy, j. J Kelly
Arnold Zbinden. Fred Sawyer, Pat
Sullivan and Clarence Gerald.
Shortly after the crowd at the
depot dispersed friend who was
with NJ. Robert Guggenheim told
the reporter In confidence how
Robert sat In a poker game and
WAS In the hole sl.l00, but by
hanging with Il like dog to root
he came out 5000 TO the good
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-07
MAN DIES AT
AGE OF 81

George Sanbgru. aged pf years.
born May %. 1919. In sauborn coun-
~ New Hampshire. died NJ his resi-
denee. 1906 r. 10th st.. last night
Sanbern has been q resident ~ Sc
attic Tor four years Funeral SER
vices win be held Friday afternoon
az i.30 from the Green Lake Con-
greEafIonai church. Rev Charles r.
Clarke officiating Sanborn was a
member OF the Green Lake post u
the O, A. r., and they viii take
charge 81 the services. The old man
was tho oldest member u the O. A.
" in the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-07
NEGRO THE WHITE
MANS EQUAL NOW
NV United Prcns.l

Wy FWIFFW FENEF
CHICAGO, July Ts-The JET.
fries-Johnson fight Is merely
an instance OF the remarkable
recent advance OF the black
race, according TO Prof. w. l..
Hamilton, Of the University Of
California, who is a member OF
the faculty OF the summer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-07

school at Northwestern univer-
slty.
IN a lecture before a class In
sociology, Hamilton declared
that the negro is no longer the
white mans inferior.
ain art. music, literature,
warfare and physical develop
ment the negro has gone for
ward rapidly in the last hall
century, and no longer can be
considered inferior 90 tle
white he said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-07
||sS[lL DOES
|1IkhOWHE'S
BEING TRIED
l'uaire's Son Who Kill
4 SsIoon Man Tells of
y Plan to Rid City of
Ne

49, 4 Russell is on trial for
ssloFe a medical commits.
Y ludse Fraters court. al.
e soss not know H. Bus.
Z. assn given TO believe that
A.ins = bearing that viii re-.
! - haglng a speedy trial
I .aafse Of murder for he
= soe Bonner In the Monte
1Noa on May ~. when Bus
s.,' !" shgaEed in an anti.vlce
Fho h - years old. re.
" suggestion that he is
Doctors Read and Nichol.
~ compose the INSANITY
~. ..s'on' are sitting among the
(. ~! aaa the boy has no knowl
n, 'aey are passing on his
4 g employed By c. p. Bus.
-. = niilienalre tide land own.
HI ~ .s zen urging young Buseell
~ Y ne killed Bonner. The
,sv,,s ssseser, has answered few
psfsisting IN the demand
= e given a trial. when M
~ about the oceurreo@e
BASEL. however. ala gay
~. ossans interested In bls
~. e'asade BY reading Juage
4 4. ssFial story. @The Bea \
=. ' Y BusselI was post
~. lhs police department q,
"a as closely connected
- = financial end of The vIcs
s.. q he police ever weys 4,
= 's.lfe day and probably
aDaoffow will be ocen
.s, n insanity hearing Tbs
~ .as attorney offiee - -
s..i presented. has exhlbltee
,aait Indifference AZ ', - ~
'ae outcome OF the hear
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-07
BUSINESS

= Is what you make II, and not
= the result OF chance.
b The wide.awake business
. man succeeds by keeping In
4 touch with the people through
. the columns OF a real i've,
= snappy newspaper.
= A. an advertising medium,
y The Star today stands pre-.
= eminent, as II reaches the
. right people at the right time.
\ A Star lad" Is the golden
= key that unlocks the door OF
4 the storehouse Of opportunity.
= Phones. Main 1900; Ind. AL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-07
HAS RINGS ON HIS FINGERS
AND BELLS ON HIS TOES
That's Jack johnson at Chicago-Y elbow and Greer
Carpet at Depot Auto, Parade, and, Bless Yo'
Heart, Pork Chops.

burner and az the head % his nd
heFents will weud his way toward
his home
At the Johnson residence. bought
for Nanny" Johnson with money
won by this fighflnE negro. a formal
reception will b. held Msanw bile
brass band In ilie Johnson back
yard all entertain The entire black
population.
The order throughout the black
belt h ~siik hats and froek coats
foe the men and tie finest gowns
obtainahle for the womrn Little
Africa IL far from poverty stricken.
thanks 10 tho pfoNesH Of III
ArthA."
And Such PORK Chops.
NANNY" Who impailently
awaits her sons return. has pre-.
pared a collation. Of chicken. pork
chops and water melon. graced
with a goOdly supply 81 Ice cream
for her son and his admirers
Jacks ability In absorbing the melt.
inE ices H. second only TO his de
fensive work In the r0pcd square
The johnson boom for alderman
Is healthy one today The en-.
thussaatic blacks have rallied To
the cry and cottoued 90 the idea.
Johnson clubs are being formed
and Il the enthusiasm does not Ian
gBish II looks as though Alderman
Johnson might become a reality
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-07
ROOSEVELT HAS NOT
D. KID TAFT POLICIES

Cup of Tea at Beverly No Indication of Colonies Sem
timents Anent Administration of His Successor
Has Heard Both Sides Of Question and VIII Make
His Announcement to American People at Proper
Time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-07
Il
RECLlJSE'
SLABS
SELF
|sx,m smi,hies, Man OF
v,.ssry. slashes Throat
. INV Shack and Waits
| Ir Death.


- smllhlss ilved alone 10 q
- "a Nassaehusei's 81
Y ,gs ~ h'gh "ae.' =
n ~
- -. saithlss has spoken
4 rs ss nv wattr~of a
nsmc vas not
~ n. whsse fitiss are rg-
0usAards book af peer
4 49, -. s..v ~ service Tor
~ n.esials 49, bad won
-. wh.n peapie asked
] 4 -. - wonid Kroai az
y sss,ss nothing 20 that.
"a 49,
80 w9itsaw gmlthles ever
] ' 800 r.r.g pr was ever
- sean plain william
49, - n.,w probably viii
- ~ vas once a re-
sss nan ~ remi''anes- have
~ - sas en-
n Ore Knows.
.s.....v aroyg him 20 Ave
ns.ss shaeh ~ the tide
..s.... 80 ~ children az
......,.t s,,hl,inn even ma
- -. h.s nixht William,
-. :, sea $50 a. foak
,,..-..,..t !. 49,,
~ .ss....e !, ,t,,s.,oal, arrsas
80. - - ,,ronr.., sv~,,,
- -. - ~. stn.,v ana
,..... - -. !, -, -, a..th
- -. al -s~r, -.
-, :. -, rss -,
- - 81, t,..,.,.,,. ,-.,,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-07
NO, JOHNSON IS NOT SHOT.

\ For three days now q wild 4
\ rumor has been circulating 4
= around Seattle and the Western 4
= country in general that some 4
4 angry gent had shot Mr.. John 4
4 Arthur johnson, heavyweight 4
= champion Of the world. The 4
= ruuor, 10 say the least, is ss- 4
\ apgsrsted. Mr.. Johnson may 4
\ be half shot, but he is not 4
\ totally shot. He will arrive in 4
4 Chicago safely this afternoon, 4
= II something doesn't happen 20 +,
= hin, the other side Of Peoria.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-07

'HtFs..sv - - 'a=ssasaa-
lrade = Snyder principal 81
ss'sd y. aoFinal school. was
zsues.s.. President ~ me Ma
y ss,' ''.,'zal association today
~ By Ars. Ella FIaER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-07
EARTHQUAKE
10y United Press }

10y United PFesa)
WASHINGTON. JuH The most severe earthquake shock
indies registered today
the the Georgetown university Scientist Thorn
blatant,
for 70 minutes
the having occurred between 1901 and 1908
~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-07

y In
aseF hns
men she
|.
X boast
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-31
Woo Tet Stteratur.

Den ipenife Gegiering bor itiuet
SoriIag ON en- 9epiIgning al 6O0C
Ser. til llobreoeIie at gob os biGig 81
terotltr. <ltusminiiteren rebegisr
/ Sorilaget for oct arbeioe, iom al
neutrality-suspicious. og 9omiteer
til Sremme at goo Notwithstanding
er ubrettet for at mobpirfe Den uiurt.
oe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Gen eneitt
Waabe, bporpoa man fommer baar'
lige Bigger tt1ips, err peb at iprebe
CODE 9eger meo ianme Gnergi og til
en- biuig Eenge. ct IrbeioSuboala
beitoaenbe al Or. Guben Berg, Or.
8. Gelanoer, 6rf. Secfider, Or. Sal
frib Ralmeren og Or. Smut &iel,
borg, bar ogiaa padtaget fig at OBJ.
mlutre Sorlpggerne til at ubgipe
goo og biaig Observation-Disclosures
oa til at formaa ipenffe Sorfattere
til at meobirfe bertil.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-31

neoe peo &isbmanoen og penteoe paa,
ON Der bar 9rep til Dem. 90 9re'
bet - bar fommetl Wobereu oe
0atteren itoO ftiae peb Chen al bin.
anben. Sngen pilbe bore Den ierite
til at iaa tit Soab beifipmmet.
Wen iaa fom 9iitifgutten gleoe-
itraalenSe no til Dem % rafte ct gret
no imoo De to iortflGbte &pinber.
Zen GIbite tog meo rpitenbe Saanb
imoo bet, 9repet, Der langt borte ira,
oe Den pnaite foris9te of fremItamme
nogen penIige Orb til Got, men bent
oes Stemme n9iten fpaltes | 8raat.
Iooeren Iogbe 9repet | fin itore
SaImebog % ipsbte oct rsoe Sommc'
tsrfleoe iaa boarot ON oenne, ION
ON bun frpgteoe for, at nogen piloe
taae BET fra benbe. 8eo Sa0erens
8rap toa brn bet frem isien og trpf'
feoe set smt imob ben funitige Srans
al @IasperIer, iom enbmt minoet
ON, at oct life par iaa lpnge iioen,
at @rapen bapbe luffet Jig ooer ben.
iom M life funoe belle De Siemmepp'
renoes @lpSe efter ben large Tente'
tib. 90 / airfen iao De TO aninoer
| en- Stemning iom alorig Tor.
SpnosbefienoeIien l9ite De iom al
BRIG for. Ge fsIte, at Serren or naa'
bia, og iua at oct beoite Safoffer er
ct pbmpet Sierte. 90 9reitens ORR
bar benoenOt til Dem. San maatte
aanife beItemt pioe, at Geter bapoe
frcbct bicm bpcrban iirnoe ban e.
Iers taIe ioa inberlig cg mutt ON
Sabereus @lroe, ba ban tog fin for
lorne Son / fine grune. 90 iaa brit
ite SrgeIetl 90 iaa iang Wenneife'
ncl Sc lang life laneiomt os ilG'
benSe iSog. Ien ale Solmerne lsS
Tom 2opionge. "sgre bore SuS Del
bsie".
@repct - ia, les on oct, gu'
guita. @ito p9re lopet, at on frep
De fac REQ @apIpinouet, peo De-
somIe SIafiebpro. Set Dor TO Men'
neifer fiiloe al @IGbe, Saab cg Si'
bel. 90 iaa beilig % bent ban ifreo
SuScren bar altiaa life mere. 8nf
peIiigne hans %inbe. Wooeren fiil
oe IGgae en- itor. flor arans paa bans
@rap for en- Del af De Seoler, ion
Ioa inSe | 9repet, % icn be NOT Der
let for Iooereu inoe | Sonfen
@uen.
Saiao, ieIp gueriitn bopoe MI faoe'
gmerifafeber. Zen itrIbe bun mol
bIi f~ireret for! en- use efter, at o.
bapbe fauet Teters @rep, piISe bar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-31

ielp bore biemme hos Dem og til en-
9egpnoelie ooertage Stebet, men fun.
De ban life fisbe oct, iaa itulbe ban
nof faa fat | noget aroet, for lin egen
Serre, 6et piloe ban bore og bet belt
no. Sor bet err bare lloisbeo %
Mangel paa egen Soro, JON ortoer
SoIf til at reiie no, bare for at fontme
til at lite % itrGpe 90 oct enooa me-
get pGrre eno biemme. San bapbe
life babt noset at ffripe ON, og iaa
bapbe ban iamIet Den Gum ban bao-
De beItemt og M piIoe ban biem. at
9iie life bar Bit gift - tent bare.
ga, benoe ifitlbe auauitn billie meb
oct Iomme, belit ben iamme Dag, iom
grebet fon.
Gen Dag, Iiiguitos 9rep bar font
met til 8eter, bar set life ueb, at BON
bapSe beitemt iig til at reiie langt be-
fterpaa. Man ipnes, at en- Sum er
flor, lige til man eier ben, % iaa er
man enoba life tilfrebs og pil ba mer.
0a fom 9repet, og set itilnet 9e.
ai9ret efter at tiene mere. Hu bar
ban iom ia9t paa Bel til lit fi9re S9.
oreIanS. Oct bar en- CUBS Stprelie,
at aiierita bonbe i~frepet, enoifisnt
ban peb fin longe Sausbeo n4rmere
bopSe fortient, at De troebe, ban bar
300. SiemlGrgielen fpIote BAN MI
belt og boloent. Spor mceet Ipffe-
Iigere par ban life MI emo bunbre
cuore, iom life bapSe &aao til at
reiie hlem, enoifisnt De Iongiomt pin.
tes unoer 2engileu efter BET gamle
2anb.
2Gnse iob @ooeren os Satteren
tauie.
"Spob ipnes on, Ior2"
"Seg taffer 8uo for, at ban bar
beporet Dor Seter, % alermeit for ell
Sine."
"Spab err set ga, @or2~
"gt ban life bar CLIENT SUB, tbi
ban taller ON SUBS StureIie. 2ao
os mi fsrit faa en- Sop 9affe, 90 iaa
fan on iibeu aoa oper til Siie meo
9repet. @i err 10 life aIene ON Of
IRnaes eiter Better
Ssiteren: "Sporfor glitter on Dig
life men benoeP~
grcoeren: "Get piloe iee cgiaa
eierne, bpis oct life par, foroi bun
bonbe ben tieoeIiee SoIefeiI."
Ssitersn: "Spab mener on meo
bet?"
grooeren: ~Sun fan life iise
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-31

Snn: "Spem par bet9"
San: "San beber Slien."
Sun: "Sm ioa iaa m~eIanfoIif
no, itaffar. Sar ban bopt Sfuffelie
/ &ierIigbeo2"
San: go, bans Spiserfar gift fall.
lit lteen cfter, Of ban buooe etftet fig
meo 9atteren."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-31

SunSesntten (fsrIte Sang | gpen):
"Gr bette geien til 9trfegaorben9"
Ipisgutten: "Sa, bli bare itaaenbe
title Ser mibt | Sporpeisifinnerne
iaa fommer ou oib fort NOT"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-05-31
SpDtelSDagSs
Ha SDgen n n
Nette Ct en- Of bette &ars
81 Rr1miebgger. 90 at bsm.

Mette Ct en- Of bette &ars
81 Rr9miebgger, 90 at bsm.
me efter be uiaast selbiGise
anbsfalinesr, bi bar montapet.
oil bisielis henue Sos tinb.
SHttrfsie blannt "Seeorabs
SsRen''s Seiere % unsrs.
9ogea er Iaaleots iHOrettet.
ct Der for bber Of Aarets Ia
tcsr CT fire blarft sinjtr meo
Slans for 5amilirns 90 Slests
hinges Eapne. ilaner bbrr
eats CT nnfprt en- snsr frrt be'
rgmts M9nns 90 abineers 5pn'
fslsnag. 90 paa ben mob faas
enot CHE Fnses her - for be
tilfsarenht 9atorr - ct libtt
Sers, ct &pigraut taer en- uos
taleIie af et tller anSsn nouns
fuHnts @erionlisben. Oct oil
p6re al iior Sutrresis for Gus
bnrr Samilie - % far ueiaa
sto sisit Seiligbsber bline til
itbentet Rntte - paa eeune
Raane at babe belle fin Slest
inniltt ! en- ZIG lisn net Sss
iieo ansiselIe Of bsert ntfslt
RtnIsms J~ssitlsoaiu % Ssh
itlsaar.
Ssseu CT limit innbnnnen
earreb nten Crnet 'tTsnIelss
baesbps'' @nIobseifaser paa
Rsssen 90 Sorfibsn. FAINT rpst
emit, % orH iennes frit mes
glabet for $1.25 brtalt | Cor.
ffHb. gi bar seian tnntl elt'
CANT inobHnone Guioiait. iuut
fsHtr 10 Gents srtra. % be &C
bel pernt bet lille Siaas for
t1nieenoets Ssln.
abresit:
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-10-08
SPORT.

Four dead and nineteen seriously
injured-three Of whom probably IA
tally-was the price in human flesh
paid for the sixth running Of the Van
derbilt cup race. won by Harry Grant,
driver OF 120-horse power Alec at
the Long Island Motor Parkway
Barney Oldfield smashed at least
one of the worlds records in his spec
tacular runs at the state fair grounds
at Springfield. ILL.,. Saturday. He
drove a Knox automobile and made
the ten miles in minutes. 3-5 sec
onds. The ten miles we're covered in
2-5 OF a second less than ten minutes.
When he appeared in his famous Bit
zen Benz in a spectacular run against
time. this morning he made two miles
in l:50. Walter Brookins made an ex-
hibition flight above the state fair
grounds before 10000 people Saturday
morning. He ascended. encircled the
grounds and alighted without an &C
cident
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-10-08
GEN ERAL.

An increase in price of coffee is
due. Before many days consumers
will be paying I to cents a pound
more.
Because of the cholera scare in
Europe. two incoming transatlantic
liners. the Lapland and Perugia were
quarantined for inspection.
An explosion sank the Pacific Steam
Navigation steamship Chiriqui three
days ago in the vicinity Of Point Jara-
chine. about eighty miles from Pana
ma. About fifty of the passengers and
crew are supposed to be lost.
The trial of Governor C. N Haskell
OF Oklahoma in the Muskogee town lot
cases came to a sudden end Thursday
when the government announced that
under the restrictions laid down by the
court 1t would be unable to make out
case against Haskell or any Of his
co-defendants.
Fire in New York Monday swept
an area 500 by 300 feet caus-
ing damage estimated at $780,.
600. Chief Croker announced that 1t
was the greatest burned area during
his experience in New York city. The
acres Of lumber yards. factories and
stables. For nearly three hours tho
fire was beyond the control of the de-
partment and 1t was stopped at length
by an action of apparatus which, com
bined, threw water at the rate Of 25,,
900 gallons a minute. Five hundred
horses were rescued from stables.
John E. wilkie. Chief of the
United States Secret Service. has
sent broadcast throughout the
country circulars warning all persons
against two SO and one new IS ma
tional bank note counterfeits. The
$40 bills are counterfeits of the Home
National Bank Of Staunton. Tex, and
the Pasadena National Bank Of Pasa-
dena. Calf. The IS bills are counter
feits Of the issue of the Home Ma
tional Bank of Holyoke, Mass. Eacn
of the counterfeits show many faults
in the workmanship.
Taxpayers are up in arms in Milwau-
kee against the proposed plan Of ST.
cialists to use the public schools a.
rallying centers for the Socialist
cause. The latter have been holding
their meetings in halls connected
with saloons. but by utilizing the
schools they will save . tidy sum ii
rent, lights and janitor service, and
the public will pay the bill. Inasmuch
as the matter has been put up to the
city attorney. who 10 . strong Social
ist. It 10 supposed some slaw win be
found permitting the use Of the
schools.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-10-08
WESTERN

Prince Tsai Hsun. uncle OF the EN-
peror OF China. was the guest OF Den
yer for one hour Tuesday afternoon.
The state Of Missouri has a popula-
tion OF 3,293.335. according to the Cen
sus Bureau. This Is an increase Of
1860
BY roping and throwing a steer in 81
seconds. J. Ellison Carroll retained his
title Of champion OF the world at HUI
go. Okla. Monday.
Another of the serious fires which
have almost wiped out Estancia, eigh-
ty miles south of Santa Fe, in the last
two months. occurred Friday.
Passengers on a wesbound Rock
Island train for Pueblo were robbed
Of money. drafts and diamonds to the
amount OF 1880. according to a re-
port to the police Monday. Seven
thousand dollars in drafts. diamond
stud valued at $3.50 and $3.50 IN money
were the losses.
Sixteen thousand dollars in gold
bullion and a large sum in Can
adian and American bank notes.
estimated by the postoffice authorities
at $4,000. formed the prize that
prompted the looting OF the mail
room of the steamer City Of Seattle
Monday night as she was approaching
this port from Skagway. Alaska.
Monday night on the eve Of
converting OF the Silver Bow county
Republican convention, the News, Au-
nounces that it will absolutely refuse
to support any Republican candidates
in the employ of the Amalgamated
Copper Company. and demands that
President John D. Ryan live up tV his
promises to keep the mining corpora
ton out Of politics.
The Civil Service Commission will
hold an examination for assistant for
est ranger Oct. 24-25. The United
States Department Of Agriculture. es-
Inmates that 400 eligibles will be need
ed during the field season of 1911. As
trance salary of 81 900 per annum. The
examination will be held at national
forest headquarters in Alaska, Arizo-
ma, California, Colorado, Florida, Ida
no. Kansas Michigan. Minnesota, Mon
tana, Nebraska. New Mexico. Nevada.
Oregon, South Dakota, Washington
and Wyoming. No examinations will
be held in Arkansas. Oklahoma and
Utah. except At Kanah. Utah. the
headquarters Of the Kaibab national
forest. Since all of the Kaibab forest
il in Arizona. residents Of Arizona
will. under the law. have preference
In appointments for this forest.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-10-08
COLORADO STATE NEWS

/, bankers. ]. H. Brinkerhoff is pfesf
dent. Sterling B. Lacy vice president
and J. H. Fry secretary and treasurer
Ore said to be worth $2.245 900 Is IN
volved in an action between the DOC
tor Jack Pot Mining company and the
! Work Mining and Milling Co.. involv-
ing the apex law, now being heard
in the United States circuit court OF
| appeals at Denver.
The new Cities Service company
capitalized at $50. 100000 has assumed
charge OF the Denver Gas Electric
Company, the Spokane Gas Fuel
| Company and the Empire District
Electric Company. the last operating
at Joplin. Mo.
Monday Longmont began the har-
vest of the beet crop in that district.
There are more than 5000 acres OF
beets. The $4,000 tons which this
acreage viii produce will mean that
$500, 900 will be distributed among the
farmers.
A freight train crashed into train
of coaches on the Burlington main
line at Brush Monday. The coaches
were demolished. but no lives were
lost. Household goods and merchan-
disc valued at over 100000 suffered
heavy damages. 10 cars being wrecked
William J. Boyer. who has just died
at Bozeman. Mont. was. 1t is claimed,
the first white man who ever reached
the summit OF Pixies Peak; also claimed
that he built the first house in
Denver. It is well known that Lieut..
Pike never reached the top Of the peak
and the question OF who did reach it
first has always been in doubt
At Longmont William Hipparstel
and George Smith, Democratic nom-
inees for representative, were driving
Saturday night and as they ap-
preached the railroad track, three
tramps frightened the horse. Hip
parstel and Smith were thrown out
and the former struck on his head, dy-
ing from the fall twenty minutes after
ward.
AS the result OF the blowing up OF
Rio Grande passenger engine No. 1143.
Engineer C. E. Draper and Fireman B
B. Elliot were killed and Engineer Ju-
lian and Fireman Smith were slightly
injured. The accident occurred near
Mitchell, a station about two and a
half miles west of Tennessee pass,
about 10 a. m. The big engine was
completely destroyed by the explosion
and the bodies of the dead men badly
mutilated.
Joseph A. Mower, Post No. 3, C. A.
high school with a handsome new
American flag for the new flag pole
recently erected in front Of the school
building.