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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-12-24

J. II. Robeson has been a visitor to
the camp this week looking after min
Ing matters.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-12-24

For SALE-Two well-bred White
Leghorn Cockrels.
C.. H. GABRIEL,
1888 Colo. St.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-12-24

The biggest thing in town is Lambs
wood pile. Just try one of our big SO. 90
loads for $500. You'll be surprised,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-12-24

B4 you decide on what to give for
Xmas be sure and look over our stock
of detachable umbrellas.
Eaves, Jeweller
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-12-24

Three dollar load of slabs cut any
sngth for $500. C. L. Lamb
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-12-24

Herbert johnson is up from Denver
to spend the holidays.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-15
SICK MAN
is ROBBED

Taking advantage Of the sudden
Illness Of Louis Swanker. steam
shovel engineer. who reside a.
Tlb3k Pine st. two good sanarl-
tans' oyerpowered and robbed their
victim % $3.50 AZ Fifth nv and
Seneca 81. shortly after z O'Clock
last night EWanker Was found by
paHHeraby who were attracted by
his cries. lie was taken 10 the
Providence hospital No trace 81
the thugs has yet been found
SwAnkor. who was returning from
"A physicians office. was seized oy
sudden attack 81 Illness at Third
ay aud Seneca a. Two strangers
volunteered 10 assist him At
Fifth aY. and Seneca vt. they turned
on him and after beating him 20 the
pavement Ripped open bis clothing.
taking money belt containing
$3.50 The thugs then fled toward
Union u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-15
ROB OLD
MAN, THEN
BEAT HIM

AFTER brutully beating and rob
bling Joseph NORM, a farmer So
years old. near OHflon Thursday
night. Two thugs threw him from
the interurban trcnilo and left him
for dead
The injured man was found I'M
conscious yesterday. lying on the
floor of hia little cabin lie was
taken 10 the county hospital. Owing
10 Morln'H advanced age, the beat
ing and fan be received may prove
fatal
NORM says be drew $40 from a
Seattle bank Thursday afternoon.
tie reached O'Bricn Thursday night
shortly before 3 o'clock lie start.
cd "a cross the treatle which spans
"a rhvine close TO his farm When
half way across the bridge MORN
met man who ordered him 20
dig up" NORM started 10 fight
bat was seized from behind by d
second thug After taking Aorln'a
money the highwRymon gave him an
uamerciful beating and ended By
tossing him from the trestlc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-15

chant marine lie has drawn up
and introduced IN congress ship
subsidy bin which he says all pro
vide that American merchant
marine Under his measure the
United States government would
make free voluntary Eigt Of large
subsidies 70 rich ship owners for
services nov rendered. without Civ.
INK any additional service. and II
would not have any tendency 10
make more vessels or more Tonnage
"ln this connection Robert La.
Toilette, the Great Wisconsin re.
publican, VINO is we'll posted on the
subject, says that three lines on the
Pacific ocean carry government
mails now, receiving $4,000 for
their services, but that under Mr..
Humphreys bill. for the same serv.
ices they would receive s2.274. 600
a year. This can be characterized
IN no other way even II the term
be coarse one-pure graft.
u am honestly fin favor OF build.
ing up an American merchant
marine. and will do as much IN
that direction as Mr.. Humphrey
viii but ! don't favor such ship
subsidies as Mr. Humphrey has ad.
yocated There are a few things
that might be done 20 encourage
the building Of ships In this coun.
try"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-15
WEALTHY MAN
F OUMD DEAD

Crumpled beside bed IN room
At the Hotel Barker. Firth Nv and
pike 81. tho body OF William X
Jackson. wealthy ranch owner
aud resident Of San Diego. Cal.
was found yesterday afternoon
Al the dead mans side was an
empty bottle which had contained
chioroform Al first II was thought
Jackson had ended his life. but a
closer examination indicated that
the faneher died Of a sudden al.
tack Of asthma
Coroner Snyder learned that
Jackson VAS an Rsthmatic. and ad-
dieied 20 inhallng chlorof0Fm, a
remedy frequently used BY suffer
cra
jackson arrived IN Seattle last
Wednesday Night and registered AZ
" J Smith Of ST. Louis During
bis stay in Seattle Jackson made
several Waits 20 the office Of Cal.
houn. Denny a Ewing. with whom
he Was about 10 close a deal which
involved an apartment house az
iTt7 nth av.. valued at $50. 900.
uaed Another Name.
Henry Ewing today said that
Jackson probably used the alias
W J Smith 10 keep his presence ia
Seattle from certain persons This
theory la borne out BY the fact that
no attempt was made by Jackson
to destroy letters. papers and other
articles which revealed his Identity
A letter dated October s from
his wife was filled with love and
cheer. indicating that Jackson g
home life Was apparently happy
when the body was found Jack
sons overcoat and jacket only had
been removed A post norton will
be held
Jackson owned six pieces Of
property In Seattle. property in Ia
coma. besides extensive holdings
In San Diego Diamonds valued At
81 600 were carried by Jackson,
and SO IN cash was found In bis
pockets.
Jackaon's wife was notified today
by Coroner Snyder The body will
be held al the Butterworth morgue
pending word from Mrs Jackson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-15
GARDNER SAYS 7. R. did
HIS BEST AT SARATOGA
~ SOY GARDNER.

WASHINGTON. is.-T II. platform have
rsiilns mildly ne hot
on isf' s Of Ps, s.i rS .eS s. Of s T
The advances nvnE only
q easeney ., .ea~a' and be tu'hy said to be
sS our and our 91
g@ .,oas 1se ss%,i You'd have e., mad
P,s.s':,: ,.,sss T. rs q =: ss.":., that
good swallow he'd 90
sa. e Are. ana take the New YORK p,orm s s" So It's soSa
by s.", take .' o. S.r h s,o, s p0"ss the T so
r. a. 10 the Limbo Of the spawned ard the kneespruns
It's going
remarks
iiov you reconcile plank with Western
% the so9ef rs sss o 20, ,, mar, ., IN,
Judged the platform said bu,
When further explanation Roosevelt said; have
%0s said about tho aT and exactly What
Not guilty says Roosevelt somebody clsc made those pnks
p oo@ aiG s spss sn s i'' 8 The
ent a5n there Grave The system on which was
scramble the al important general interest Of the public ueoda
ed deal the ,arlr cmphstealy moral issue"
Taf you
platform He specifically rpadae lie says they do not eS
% S S' S colonel at 10 Hot spTnrs AS and had this reply
speech dishonesty
purpose"
have not had to trust to the lame and press reports and
Washington the personal
IN
mad no desire planks N he
Those
chomanshp and his
h n a tariff as
various speeches delivered IN the West
remembered that Roosevelt is n
Cummns Toilette years
the West York only beginning
disposed Roosevelt
has and g critical Of his failure o
Seems 20 thore Is reason In that
But he could have better plank" the Is
Maybe lie lie had tho fight
make and he loaded with much OF fight
could get with He took the primary plank the haimauhp
New this cursed tariff
which probably have
spelled state
Would the progressive have ponted by that?
what 10
binding
tho adopted them
silent should
He contrary thipo AZ
different times proved
aibi
Besides what Tats friends doing r. should
be Judged also by the enemies he has made
ana special privilege were In parnershp2 So long
az the mouth az the mere mention OF T. r. Is IT likely that
cause rs suffering at T. RS hands2
Personally don't believe IT, and am not in favor of the ynohng
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-15
BLACK EXPOSES
HUMPHREYEUND

IN order 20 secure the enactment
Of law that would rob the Amer.
can people Of millions Of dollars for
the benefit Of the few rich ship
owners. "God Hates a Coward
Humphrey is spending thousands Of
dollars Of shipping trust money at
this time in Seattle, according 10
the statement made BY Judge W.
W. Black Of Everett. IN a speech de.
llvered al North Bend last night.
Il am informed. said Judge
Black. that Mr. Humphrey has
Just received a large campaign con
tribution from the east This money
is being spent and will be spent
In King county in a vain effort to
get votes for Mr.. Humphrey. I
know that paid workers are being
sent out throughout the district.
especially in Seattle Every pos
sible energy will be bent 20 send
Mr. Humphrey back 70 congress
that he may make one more SUI
preme effort TO secure the enact.
ment OF his ship subsidy bill This
bill can be characterized IN no 9TH
er way. even II the term be a
coarse and harsh one. than a graft
measure pure and simple.
What Subsidy Is.
Mr. Humphrey has talked a
great deal about the necessity and
advisability Of an American mer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-15

III a. m Eight tanks above the
sea
AT 1870 going east northeast.
Everything excellent Making 20
knots an hour
Eight tanks" Is supposed 20 refer
10 the tanks ~ the equllibrator. iudi-
eating the height OF the airship
above the sea.
The New York Times received
the following message from Well.
man Aboard balloon America. At
Sea Stopped motor TO work wire
less. Going caRinurtheast Fine
Where VIII They Land.
Mail steamers travel 3.7s0 miles
from New York 10 London. aud Il IL
estimated that the balloon will
cover nearly 5000 miles before s.
reaches the European continent
Whether Wellman will land IN
England. should his flight be sue
ceasful. or whetchr be will be car
ried further south to Spain or
France. Is a matter of much con
lecture Some predict he will be
swept as far south az Northern
Africa. others aay the balloon will
be- carried into the Arctic regions
The Start Of Air Trip
~ midnight, the Hight land breeze
had shifted 20 the southeast and
Wellman telcphoned his crew TO
make ready The diriglblc was
taken from the hanger al o'clock.
Wellman went aboard with bis
companions and announced that
probably he would make trial
flight
mot much, you won't" interrupt.
I'd Vanimnn one Of the crew.
"Thcrell be- nothing doing right
now but a trip across II will be
Europe or bust from this time on.
now"
The news spread like wlldhrc
throughout the beach town Scores
Of persons grew TO hundreds and
hundreds 10 thousands by the time
the America was ready TO cast her
wrappings and spread her wings.
The crowd on shore watched the
balloon until II faded into the mist
and many remained silently and
with straining eyes long after the
airshlp had vanished
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-15
HOLD FERRER MEMORIAL.

A number Of radical organlza-
lions in the city have arranged 20
hold a meeting concentrating the
life work Of Francisco Ferrer. the
Spanish professor who was exc
cuted by the Spanish authorities
October IS. 1909. following the up
risings In Barcelona The meeting
viii be held IN Arcade hall tomor-
row evening Addresses will be
made by representatives from the
industrial Workers OF the World.
the socialist party the Radical IL
brary association and the Russian
MorklnEmnnA aoclnlN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-15
CHURCH FOLKS
DEMAND HI
GILL s RECALL

Or j. D o Powers and The -.
Of the Unitarian church s,s 49,.
ana soul for the recall Dr pa.h
mas written a letter 10 The psasi
Welfare league dIsciainlne ~ -
port that be was opposed "a Ts..'
Lax Mayor Glll. aud 10 maks y
matter stronger. a deieeailon -
the Unitarian church invade Y,
offices ~ the league 10 the gebss.@
man block and signed The rssss
petition.
The ehurchmeu who signed u.
petition are ~ y Moore Ollve, !
Erickson. William Sharon II a..
chmedt. ! L. Waller J K ~.
more. @. T. Tnt0n. ". II Jar,s.'
Glen & Bcechler A. T. yngss.
Morton II Van Nuts, aud William Il
Gorham.
a = Nugent ng spokesman n,
the men ~ the church said.
The Public Welfare league h.
not decided upon any candidate 4.
mayor and 10 one has been Request
Cd and no one has refused % ~
a. the leagues candidate for ~,
office"
q. l. Miller. chairman u the =.
call petition committee. has a.
pointed the following ward ess
taing:
First ward l. = ingram; geu,i
A. y Flagg. Fourth. Arm s. Ans.
Fifth. H. v Moore. Sixth. Georn
Harrison; seventh. y. = B. smla
Eighth. l.. T. Kirkpatrick: Man
a y Ernst: Eleventh. William "
Donald; Twelfth. u II Thompses
and Dan Earle; Fourteenth. c. a
Mcmillan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-15

DYNAMITERS
CHy ualtsd rress +,

SAN FRANCISCO, oct 10 The
trail Of the three men suspected ~
being responsible for the dynamit-
Ing Of tho Los Angeles Times build.
lng today ~ scorched by Plnkerton
detectives employed by Gen n q.
Otis The search IL based on ln-
formation given by Mrs. y ~ inger.
soil and Mrs ! - Lawns AZ the
home 81 The former n man said
to be Bryce and another known as
Morris. alias Perry. alias "smithy
boarded
Increased efforts 10 conceal he
movements Of the detectives work
Ing on the case are being made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-15
CROSS OCEAN IN AIRSHlP
tconeiudsd)

ANHkHkAAhhAHf
At 1880 wireless message
reading. "Sull going seawArd
forced 20 stop motors and Fix sire
less. Now able 20 work wireless.
and motors have started again.
was received
President SRlus replied
Ito Walter Wciiman. aboard air
ship America Great work. one uf
the achievements OF the century
You are receiving the plaudita OF
everybody Best wishes and God.
speed for yourself and Vauiman
Am with your family. and will stay
with them until we hear yuu have
reached Europe Continue your
news flashes
u was learned that before the
start Mrs Naniman placed kitten
aboard the America as mascot.
The United Wireless company an
nounecd the receipt Of the follow
Ing messages from the difiFlble
Started az 5. good start. every.
thing works we'll All happy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-15

Nathan that hen bis wife alvin IN flat
thatf'
Well" IT'S likely Of n places don't know.
That folks live In likely" Aud N other Just SOL
hut bout half hour later she broke I'D cent
could 81 what reilly
a tell what IL what;
show plain prcaehlu just like not
when think surely
fetched en-.
hadnt
teched
Well says 10 your chatter.
Fer own that curious II about the matter
old father
the
himself Arcade hall toni gh Lots OF other good things too
O
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-15
SCORING A POET.

3 One night Professor Frank !
. Resler. 81 Iowa State univer- I
b Eity, kept score" on Edmund !
4 Vance Cooke That ~. every !
= time be heard a decided laugh !
. from the audience be put I
= down n mark He says he !
= didn't count the "ripples, !
= and that several OF the laughs !
. merged. 80 that be only scored I
. one when there were really !
= two.
. In the course 81 the evening. I
. Mr. Cooke gave twenty Of his I
. poems. eleven humorous. nine I
q mostly serious.
. Yet in the humorous half :
. OF the program there were /
. iS2 laughs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-15

PARIS, Oct l5.-MlBs Laura Bar
ney, who recently created a marble
statue Of Ariadne, which caused
sensation when placed. undraped.
in the magnificent grounds Of Mrs.
e. Barney's mansion on Massa-
chusetta aY, Washington. d. C.. has
abandoned art and VIII. for the rest
OF her life devote her. time and
energies 70 the spread Of Bablsm.
a Persian religion, the founder OF
which was slain some 30 years ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-15
No More Nudes for Laura
She Enters Persian Babism

The sect reconclles the Bible with
modern science and Is not based on
the theory OF personal God but
upon first cause" and ascrlbea 10
we universal being an attributes
OF thought.
MISS Barney today told a repre-
sentative Of the United Press that
p"Dl8m - spreading through Arabia
Esypt and America She said AL.
ready she had spent three years in
PERSIA studying the Persian Ian
guaRe. ''''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-15
BOYS FIND SKULL

Coroner Dale, and both the detect.
I've department and coroner's office
are working on the possibilities OF
murder indicated by the find.
The skull was found at the foot
OF Haycock st. lying on top Of a
pile Of rubbish By two small boys
living IN the neighborhood.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-15
INDlCT JAP

SANTA ROSA, Cal. Oct IS
Speculation fE aroused today over
the indictment returned by the So.
mona county grand Jury against
Henry Yamaguchi. Japanese. oharg
ed with the murder OF Thomas A
Kendall.
In the indictment not a word II
said about the deaths Of Kendall's
aged parents Nineteen witnesses
we're examined by the grand jury
Including Mr. and Mrs. Henry Star
buck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-15

You've one consciousness. that's all
Don't you know.
And one stomach and It's small.
Don't you know.
You can only wear one tie,
One eycglaas In your eye.
And one coffin when you die.
Don't you knowf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-15

PORTLAND Or, Oct ia
human skull found in sullivan's
Gulch yesterday and taken hame by
John O'Neal aged rs, Of 306 Tllla.
nook st., for use as tobacco Jar.
was later turned over 10 Deputy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-15
DIE IN DYE VAT.

PROVO. Utah. Oct. While
scufflng at the edge OF vat Of
boiling dye IN a wooden mill here.
II ID. johnson and John \. Ne
bekcr. both employees. fell into the
cAldron and were instantly killed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-15

lIanls. representing an natlong and
numbering some OF the best known
aeIohauts In the world. are on.
caihped on the field near here.
whence the start will be made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-15

struck a touring car at grade
crossing today and killed four oc.
Gupants of the car almost instant.
~. The automobile was demol.
ishcd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-15
JAP LIBEL SUIT.


Here we Will mention I
. about an old husband ard AZ
. new wife The saying il nghs 4
. Unreasonable money does na 4
= profit him. He " non pang
n 20 sell the store al a throwing 4
= out-price. 4
y This vas said In a Iapznese 4
. newspaper. the North Amen 4
. can Times. By Kioshi Kums 4
y meto. according 20 a oompiai1t 4
. filed In the superior court tia 4
= morning by u b Mukai. rho 4
= asks 5000 damages Tie 4
. article Is also represented 10 =
a have stated that Mukai en- 4
. gagged IN the white slave 4
q traffic. 4
Il a l. 4 l. l. :. 4 I. 4 4 4 a 4 4 =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-15
ReoIsTER NOM.

The registration Offices will re-
main open for business tonight and
Monday and Tuesday nights. Reg.
lister.
The total registration nov
amounts 20 47.s02 names. 5.i5s
names having been added since the
primary elections
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-15
10 FOR BALLOON RACE


ST. LOUIS, Oct. 15.-Final prep
arationa for the International bal.
loon race were completed here 10.
day and all is In readiness for the
flight Of the big gas bags and their
human freight, on Monday. Ten en-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-15
a Sufficient Reason.

Stella have az last made mp my
mind not TO marry Jack
Maude-And why. pray2
Stella can't get him TO propose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-15

rom What do you do when your
best girl expresses a wish2
Jack-W Why ! pay the express
charges, OF course.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-15
FOUR KILLED IN AUTO

SEBRlNG, o.. oct 15.-An cleo.
trio car bound for Stark. travelling
at the rate Of go miles an hour,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-15


birds and flowers have
has charms ali her Her an good
acter builder and she vii do
The country-natures paadiscia live In We
have not the annseents excl ements OF fe bat time
for thought think humanity where there
sweet heathgivtng quiet wholesome
fish do
find characters quiet places.
II life and n
something With their Without
honor the wall OF place
WALL EY STEVENS Arlington. Wash.
The picture today shows M Josephine plays
Mrs Rand In The City" which suggested the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-15
Last Chance i'm Star
Contest ON Monday
To The star. Boy and Girl Graders;

70 Inc otSfs ooJ arc S'' eN@1e'ss
Monday will be your last chance 20 get In on the
prizes offered for the best 20 the question
Which Is better for developing character city or
country hfeq You have a chance to win sic. s. s.
Of the five 81 prizes Also there are theatre
tickets to The city which will be played az the
Moore next week ANY boy or girl IN the Seattle
grammar high schools has this opportunity.
Among the hundreds % letters received By tho
Contest Editor h ere Is written by a little coun.
try girl who civ reasons based experience
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-15
FINE SHOW AT THE MA
JESTIC THIS WEEK
SEE 1T FREE.

There f. misspollet word b
ne Of the ads on the classlilet
age Of THIS Issue Of the paper To
he Grst three persons phoning
his error to our telephone opeFat9
before 6 p. m. or after nj
we viii give a free ticke, q Ne
Majestic theatre. Find tire ~crt
GOOD WALL PAPER
At these prices will not last nse
We viii sell at these prices jaEs
short time SEE Us NOW
FEDERAL PAINT AND WALL ~
PER CO.
t3f4 First Ave. Near University
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-15
LAUGH WITH POET COOKE AT ARCADE HALL TONIGHT

Who has eGu" thousands Hogghov this broad land vii sSi Star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-15
They All Read The Star

The following letter explains about the results IRON
running advertisement under The Stars Hotel GUIDE
Quick, and inexpensive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-10-15

NEWLY FURNISHED OUTSIDE ROOMS
vss aa- 49, -. ls''s tss
FOURTH AVENUE
asfH aa
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-10
MEXICAN HELD FOR ATTACK
ON CUSTOM HOUSE RELEASED
Government Unable to Prove Its
Case Against Suspect

Ell PASO, Texas, June S.-After hav-
ing been prisoners il the Juarez jail
since September, 1908, four Mexicans,
thought to have been connected with
the revolutionary effort of two years
ago, were released from custody today
by order Of the federal court.
The men are German Varges, Por-
firio Uranga, Jesus Martinez and
Andres c. Telles While the technical
charge against them was conspiracy
against the government, they were
also believed by the authorities to have
attacked and robbed the custom house
at Las Palomas, Chihuahua, near the
Sonora dividing line, in June, 1908 a
day or so after the revolutionary bat
tie at Las Vacas, near Del Rio, Texas,
and this attack was probably one Of
the preconcerted movements planned
for the revolution.
The four men released today We're
the only ones captured by rurales fol-
lowing the assault at PalOmas. They
have been kept prisoners ever since,
the government vainly attempting to
get evidence to convict them.
Three men-Magon, Villareal and
RiVera-are now serving a peniten-
tiary term in the Arizona prison as
leaders of the 1908 revolution.