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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-07-07

ship for President Taft means
that he approves his attitude In
the Rellingcr-piuchot affair, CT
that he is not at heart in sympa,
thy with lie progressive
clement Of his party.
Those who are giving the sub.
joct of the tariff board investiga
iions attention are Of the opin.
ion that tho wool and cotton
schedules will be brought urgent
ly before Congress ut the next
session. The President has dir.
ected this board to make care.
fnl investigation OF all the tariff
schedules, and the board has ar.
ranged to DO so. Each schedule
Is tn have the attention of exp, rts
and il is believed that very spe.
cidl attention IL to bc given % the
wool scncdulc ard tn he ca jOn
schedule. Il viii be remember.
cd that dul!ng the special sos
sion Tor thn cnactmenJ Of new
tariff law, the debates brnught
out the fact that the wool Srhe.
due was Tic most impor,ant of
all The most progressive Sen.
aiors OF the Republican side
were strenuous in their urgency
oE lower rates. Senator Dollivcr
u iowa eioquently aSsailcd the
wool schedule. Ee made the
most positive and pronounced
statements that under the wOui
schedule there were all sorts of
outrageous abuses. The Presi.
dent himself, while mainly ap.
proving the late tariff legislation
as the hest thad had heretofore
been enacted, IL is said has never.
theIess held thai the wool sclc.
dulc was without defense, and
juds'hl, by the facts presented
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-07-07
From {. A. Snow & Co. PAT
ENiS." Washington, D. c.,
July. y. 1910

~ i'tN.
Since last week the national
capital has become a deserted
village. Congress, tho President
the diplomatic corps and society
have all scattered. Simuita-
neons'y with the departure of the
president anG Congress. the
point OF national interest wns
shifted to Now York when the
eH~tresldent returned, and t
nov appears that wherever hr
l. there the middle men of the
press are gathered together and
IRON that pojpt political news is
dispersed. BUSINESS will st.l,
go on Mt Tho national capital, but
~ an nninspircd. humdrnm.
in'c'''H'cal way through the
$1,000 clerks who really know the
routine better than Presidents
and cabinets and chiefs of bu.
reans. But until the first o.,
middle OF Octob"r there will be
but little to attract the attention
OF The public to Washington.
Since the adjournment of Cor.
grcs", two Senators. Daniels os
Virginia, and Henry of Louisiana
iavc died; one. McCumbcr Of
North Dakota, has been reelected
ana Representative Gronna of
'Hal state has also been clcc,eo
to u" Scnotr to i'll an uncypired
''!in o' Johnson OF North Dafota,
who died shortly after he was
elected.
- dIt appearances ihcro il &
, 'i,Tht aIuiap in ;hc insurrrrcv
movement. lis announced th,t
Senators tummin, and Deliver
have cancelled lectur.ng engage.
Incht+. AID the Damon and
i'yth,as relation renewed be.
tween the President and the OK.
President at Beverly is a straw
indicating political accord and
reacc. Col Rooscvelt's determ,.
:. tnn to keep lis hands OF
p'llt.cS Las yielded to Gov
dnshcs' solicitation and he j.
mixed in the New York lcgis!atjv,
, light with a result that appears
to be temporary defeat. 1t need
not, iowevcr, be assumed ,tba,
IaI. koosevelt's personal friend
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-07-07
To the Readers cf the
CRASSEV.

A new bright dav is awning,
It's light ! can almost see;
its bright sun, will soon be shin
ing,
An wage slaves, will then be free,
Readers OF tho CHESSET; as |
promised to tell you Of things
that ! would like TO see. Il viii
commence by saying When
this new bright day dawns, life
Will be worth living, we will have
joy instead Of sorrow. peace nm.
disturbed by war. homes made
happy by bonds OF love tha. bind
together each sacred tic then.
as 1t Sc ems 10 me- angels would
love to come and sit aud sing
meath the shadow OF every home
roof, homes builded in this new
bright day, would have the fruits
OF hone st toll as Tic full reward
Of each effort, The fruits OF the
earth would be bestowed rs 4
blessing to the children of men,
then, the hand that tolls rot nor
neither docs it spin, would rot
he permitted to grasp and hold
the fruits, gathered by. those
who toll and sweat, then mother.
earth would give to each dcscrv.
ing onn, their uaily bread, y
then earth boun'ics cannot be
ih"ld back by wcalth's cold store.
age locks until th.y get their
pound Of flesh their profit, -
without toll; tthc profit thnt gives
the idlcr "GulG'D while those
who toll, must stagvc, or beg for
work. Bnt in jhiS bright new
day. when lis sun has reachcd
the Meridian. the gloom OF gold
viii thea oe gone. then men will
teach each other" life's most
important lesson, TIE BROTH
.".lmOn OF MAr."
Do The readers of the CRrSsEl
dos ire to lid and assist in bring
ling about this glorious day with
! It's bright sun Of promise? DO
yon wish TO Cnioy conditions hop.
! ed for, conditions you baye labor
Cd for' you must fight, you mus,
arm yourselves for battle: u
repeat yen must lightm not with
guns and swords for these are
the weapons used by unciyiizeG
men, who yet must learn thai
the ballot is more powerful thar
the sword they must learn, thai
justice is better defence than {
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-07-07

battle ship. and q greater pro-
tector than Il standing army,
thcn uniform yourselves with
Tie robes Of justice, arm your
selves with ballots to cast In the
interests of those who toll, when
you do this there will not be
car loads Of children gathered up
from The streets and siums Of
our great cities where the vice
sand crimes OF capitalism have
left those children homeless and
destitute; in Your uniform OF JUS.
ticc armed With your ballot, YOU
can destroy the evils of wealth
getting. You can build homes
FOR the homeless. not by the
cold cruel hand0f charity, but by
the strong, hraveand noble arms
of loving duty (co.operative ef.
fort.)
II YOU will assist in bringing
about conditions to make flowers
grow where thorns are now grow
ing, | ask you to study the beau.
ties there is in socialism, one Of
which is to get all the people to
act the noblest part OF life, to
distribute natures bounties SO
that ull may by honest labor
have peace, plenty, and happi-
ness, Socialism teaches that
/ the greatest wealth Of tile world
should be LOVE FOR HUMAN
! IrY, instead OF gold" p"
Then Dear Readers study So
! cialism then you will live Social.
ism. and you viii vote to estab-
! lish Socialism-for this il the
cnly thing that can destroy our
competitive commercial system
Of which the producers of wealth
lthe laUoring men and women)
complain. THE dawn of the
new day is what ! would love to
To SEQ. This day will bring
justice, institute orotherly love,
destroy prnvcrty increase our
faith in man. Multiply our bless
ings, add to our virtues, and will
enable each and all to lay up
treasures, where moth and
rust doth not corrupt and where
thieves do not break through and
steal,
i, Nov Dear Readers. You have
some of the things that would
love to see. Now may the truest
and the nohlest sentiments Of
your souls prompt you to inves-
tigate Socialism, study it's phil.
osophy as you would study math.
apatics. STUDY more; that you
may work less" and when you
vote, vote for your interest, and
not Tor the interest of corporate
wealth. but vote for the cooper
ative con- wealth; then all
may see THE DAWN OF THE
NEW BRIGHT DAY"
\, Yours as ever.
\. --A'SoCfALIST.
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POOR OLD FHLL0U.

TIE -. 4 ,he Mansfield Press
! , a5ou, a.. taken in. those mild
doses Of the li.tle CcESSET, are
WORKING Gae on the poor old
man, as :, 'glge him 20 ae from
His rhi!li5h w4ys. Tie rrarer
CHtted /" The !it.l" CR .SsHr,
,nr his Saly9.iC?. EGs worked
chlrM'ogly Il caused the Old
nan /, Spew Gp, and relieve his
stom ac. Of u terrible bile. We
arN confident, as our patient, you
viii ruw .e5 better. That after
YOU lake just % few more bitter
doses: you wiz be rHlicTcd Of
your eUtirn gout. AID you vii,
soon be ! full gruWn mau a@lin,
That fearful shakeirg viii soon
leave you' rs you gradually
take your do e3 rs Il good little
boy 1oos his medicine. Yaa win
soon then bG able t, tel! cl9 II
WAS that paid II; G'-J 90 f-r thc
Colony v0te IN tie 'ast canplign.
And we arc confident that after
you do tbs, with ,hc payer Of
that sweet little child OF yours
who has been learned to pray,
We suppose bv lis mother, fer
your own confession would teach
nS that you have never prayed. :.
For we muSc say tLat the prayer
OF a little c.nli is lie sweetest
thing that we ever heard. And
unua9otiy you will gei well and
b. healed srul and body. This we
loNg 10 sc.
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" ashington
Letter

From Onr Regular cpt espnnicn'
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1910-07-07

puHLISH,D EVERY TurEsDAY
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W0RLD'SCnESSET
Rev. l.. $. GARRETT ED,
'URLIsil EV's

\ &. g ,"rattanM NJ. iiow
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1910-11-25
{ 10 ablLH 9lHI ln9a a3'i \
DID SALLIE robson. 9nI
Pitts, lthe u EEasp4a4se|FJi
And Old Time Talks. 10 be

-.
tJq4 III u WV Nv W. 20 :!
| VI M9i4aVeIy' Pho' ~ :,
Ioy: fT1ea seen as high as hftssR,
fsteaaabqa tstfsyih rigHfhePs EEK : d
.sferson; al stuck ln Al alon agst !e2e
fhasiiWas Sldl fines, he el ,Rsn ,tf
gqs aa d 44ta59s,1f1Ss,i hsm
capt. Dick! a1ia' sasean !. rbe an
oid.tlnnsr HeFe,1 9aphs Aofdiyapton,
taAd as Aiseqa pP nsss hit ~,
Fasif hack ia big 6aT5ek ,si a h, Eas
| off onthe 6ldHhyge5fy eRsf soh,,'3''l
rs thatase9 Capt; b1sihsss nHfas y
thnsnaHe peeN grlsk lhe fssa !, bulldlhsa -
lEfssHaisk! aesk l!ishHdths M l1ag ! =
Rbsk and p, aa ss5
seen the ozS#sgeas :. la( So 2,
damned lnlihere 'taat there T Issfas
g ssst5es y ssss' 'ssfn %Sa
jpng. 4 fS, kessy.5aeggEl,s !!
ded with tsans from Sseelallss a dis
| iant.and also. froh ArRahsaW and
the Iadiaaz aa4iaaA Il sss Afaasz,a=
deed-=Rr isk!-Mas ..a.l4a
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1910-11-25
Cheap limitations.

Owing to the immense sale and pop
ulaTity of DR. Bells Pine-Tar-H Honey,
there are many cheap. limitations on
the. market under similar sounding
names. but you can always get the gen.
uine by looking for the bell on the, bot
tie. Sold by all dealers. -
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1910-11-25

In severe cases of sore lungs, you 81
need an internal and EXTERNAL remedy.
Buy the dollar size Billiards. Horel
dot1nd Syrup, you get two remedies for
the price of one. With9 everyd dollar
bottle there is a free ,Herriek's Red
Pepper Pourous Plaster for the chest.
Sold by all. Druggists , 81 u 'lHsu -
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1910-11-25

After Whisky Advertising Papers.
rs The annual meeting of the Bap-
list; aHopewell Association, which
recently heldTan session at Snow
Hill, passed a, resolution pledging
theafnembersnoot subscribe or
patron ice: in any way newspapers
ior periodicals that insert whisky
advertisements in their columns.
Winfield Record. -: e.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1910-11-25

Though more tbaps-9ne; fesutbot.
the area Of saxonyIs rough forest
the kingdom SELDOM has q serious
forest fire. because of the vigilence
of the foresters and rigid laws for
its nrevention--.-.,-=...- ,.--r--,
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1910-11-25

Catherine Te.Kak- wi thas Esst
'1mmafs sndr, "a hawk VII #aho Vas
converted to Christianity. in 1850,
has a cross erected-to her memory
and s-statue-in-her- honor at -S ST.
Joseph's seminary at Auriesyille.
New York
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1910-11-25

Plans have. been perfected for
the establishment of great forest
preserves in Africa where the ele-
plant will be free from the attacks
of b 6htgs; bei elephant ae heen
exterminated in some parts Of the
Dark EontiHentasHs OEzSso II
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1910-11-25
Shall EsIiIsHsFes6

If they did, mTsaa tt a&Bgyeote for
DR., Kings Newt ifsI59 true rem
edy for women. For banishing dull.
tagged feelings. backache or headache,
constipation, dispelllng- colds. -impart=
ing appetite and toning up the system;
they are unequaled; easy,ass@. sAea
25c at WI. Sedberry.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1910-11-25
With iautoinohiles coming into

With autofnobiles coming into
more common use. the average
price of hSn,sek rosezfren sos, 65 in
1908 to s16S, a9gp# D H#Sin 1909.
The mum beEsef e + H&s. Uni
ted States iszzI. GIL 600 SMereas
of miIlionan during the
past year. ~ g e. g g y g skzj
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1910-11-25

Carly compared the advances of
ithe>worldrtn ahe progress Of, drum
ken A. ans WheHl:Heelins from one
side The stlsetgteythe ethefi saoWly3
ap1nat the expenseef nuehtwastsdr
.enaHgy, final ,arrIvasnat hos desti.
netlon.l ,. ea::E.15 .;:ij s,Ioi;iouua nWG
;';i1s1 jIE Is H,.II, 4 77T ~; : &c?
.i."fa1 ri =! tial nllina'. ID hiHcT :. L.
Mrs Ellie; Tilery Rayena, Eex: writes:
L was blind as a bat, I used Southern
laadas Eagle Eye 'Sa1ye and It acted like
"a :charm, ;1teht the .scam 6A ifiy eyes
and restogeai my Sight aIta rs cafE you
claim d nd worth its weight in golds
25e a tpPala 6olldd By al Dealers; ii
r.: l. i. mnacRihas| rdegigHsdd nt nspfsvs6t
| the alteration of Checks Of Che forg-
signatures to negotiable pa
psra has: bsen patented by aeon
piet1fh the' California perfetentiaryy.
] ST i!1i1 =: Ltitt - u .t.ii :li;; ;'i
{ =2I @.:EhoopIng Cough; fY'ca &:;i;
p ft4s.yan old saying that whooping
COUGH must5an1tS course, but the use
'oflIk. Bells RiRsoTat Honey has,dem-
onssyaeed beyond =, sd: dpuPt that such &, is
useMf this feinedy.: sold' by AT dealers
.3alovis, -. .''9. -. ~ 50
none than itm6L thihds the fatiues
,ofs &hlnat fpllaM agricultural par-
@,jj'apRlying nHm9g st5h0dBB Of aentql7
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1910-11-25
Not SarrY for Blunder.

sstIfmy friends hadn't blundered in
thinkinsiI was a doomed victim of con-
sumptlon,, Imight not be alive now,"
writes D, T Sanders of ,Harrodsburg,
KY, shut for years they saw every at
Tempt to cure a lung-racking cough fail.
AT last I tried DR.. Kings New 'Discov-
ery, The efect'was wonderful; it soon
stopped the cough; and am now in
better health than 1have been in years.
This wonderful life saver is an univ
aled remedy for coughs, colds, lasripp,
asthma, Group, hemorrhages, whoop-
ing. cough or weak lungs. SOC, $t.00.
Trial bottle free. Sold by w j Sedberry
s.oMary A Callahan, principal of a
public school at Birmingham Ala,
for NOR re- than 30 years, has stat
'ue.in that city - :. so -
=, ,'' Best Eupion Oil, I7cper
gallon, at Gillespie's.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1910-11-25

There q little danger ffSom1 a5aiId s.
from sp At att g fEsa5 xtae gFias sEest
never Rgesg shsps sG as5 a ls
has wou it's great reputation and eyteh
sive sale by by its remarkable cures OF
tcoldE and grip. and can be relied upon
with pplieit. confd eneeFYyFpr sale by
ali dfuggfsts. w. : = 49,
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1910-11-25
IS thy pdsia tjaswlole ltina.: Of
R9 narly 81 degaaI 9IaR tlms ,qgtII E31

Sid hsad aTme % I tn y yGd
,'RushsYas good one; he was as
J big aid fat as bear and as jolly
as a Il bod 3bog lnnd thaT biggest
R AslI s 5ss2E aE Hsdg s afs ss
'b|oY, htssbsat wesaatn.o bs,fonnd
o. 81 ting river anywheie. You know
bis ola home was att Pitts Point,
a prob inent l&ndipa ON thea lake
hscM here. Well ars--tAe boats
ofssd q kssp s REas a asl M t the goSshe
s,.55a nd pick and5Ghoice Of all:the
sfeamb fssoAN hena Iaoae tgot:loaded
u Is hRs and .her-cabins. fnll -of-pee.
PIE, hsadapus' iA"ats Rush 'sah6me
And piak him up. Rush always
lg23oHt a1eeiridgsA dalhal fare; and
When ggoof hiiisEiRo'liin Started then
There NaH, the : AAsghtt fIaanlttastie toe. I
tglf ya4. Everybody in them Old
setts.y=k haued RpshiRitts:V aaxsT 4;
=-.=.lFFh erssusedto ibstoah .ola1 boat
that use to come around here called
,tAsSall Ra R6BhdB!!yshe Was Ufd9 Of
tbs, 6nsst palRsts that Every lS came
around hlHsgIFgA tthyS 84R sala, DAYS: She
vas, an oidtimay damfEasboat,y and
WAS oi4 ed dIaissrathe baaiEess. s.seme
of!uB used tbWait for bsr forreund
trip--t5 the foot of Canal and back
was ar fe1Hsa ttfaaeed.sa ahzsT l.
y .HIhe salie R9Bhpa,a hhaaadf asa 4 SORT
of, cinch up tdst1 56R Rush Pitts isp
was suf Re tPp pisk .hlIi1 mBI lpp When she
had Al ill house aboard; RaHh.and
bis Nipl lin " g as pda5yiiGfnglhlEv paftpf
| 1.-The ae8rgbassHs ,sassalwaJs lhala
bfellaM well met. and :thHssodF III
nusie. j itself, and the way be eoulg
sake tn 3 catgia1ut#aas lfaM8usiD ala y
lsceunse adme yith sIlrthiReameeh lit
Esupply ,oEatnaht .3uHps, 1eoeRtails'
d,ten4 & ietrieso etcxfi1fhere' lis no
the :slightasb4d0ubt duutlthiatd Rusf
pitts " aa hhes;odtp Singist fl ddlel
that theflsk aenDnBry epsf produced
C ...:0ne night. I thing in 1857
J was on the SalliehR6bia6Hs;an vi
had afull house, and besatibbg % asllton q!
down the lake. About midnigh
we picked up Rush aud his violin
sapd the frolic started. .eqWea'l tsir
it seems like I can hear Rush r;hov
rakin' the catgut to ths.9tnpHs 30
| sqll Dan TpGkerss;Natehs under th!
,h$lls'n tAilsy7i ni,otbe gssraw,' etc
Wei 81 NV soha dntra eeaaatoit NOR,
:, .thaaean Kerr ;befere .tkgI 6ldn Bbl13aa
:Ejan aaad s s9ehftSP 81 r. HHSpbea stump qnt
tore ahHoga AaI hefsl shelsnnklia lei
i ,feaTwat enssbut Rwsheinst srol letoi1
sEapd7tha d&ce ithh5st eff $50 p4eas A t
II sdopIt think Rush -mHAsd a cock
EtailpE we ever brokeJ .dr .gaiWti1
broad dsaM ligAt.sanEhsA lis gopt
long agRsa and his se2laab :hqm 81 sissir
the midst of the big Caddo oil
Il field and worth big monep.no6Y.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1910-11-25

Ei.%Wthi IL the E.; last last. tep: years t the
/: M e t 81 It, ehqFsh in Philip:
pine Islands has growrstp:afmeza-
,barshipi Of 20s09olaudi 500 PHILIPPE.
tl1osdare preaching, :tt.w rol !.ea.:!: ass:
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1910-11-25
!, File. Youths Compliment = CAL

|, -aP tF5FH Fep'tt! II! siis,V -
baEhe publishers of the Youths Com
psnion; Willa as always !at. this season.,
present to every subscriber whose: SUBJ
,seription-S1. 75-is paid for 1911 beau
fifpT Calendar for the new year., The
| picture panel @areprodGces q Water color
painting of an old-time garden. iii Hood
,Qf,sunshine, with a background Of Lom
.bardy poplars throughfwhich one catch
est glimpse of distant hills. The pic
ttHire, beingsl2 eolors,! the tones: Of the
rigginal is faithfully reproduaeds iaa !;
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1910-11-25
d dGhaildr enc GsrYaa ;
atnnlth F0RoFLETCHER'S n4ssi '"s' ::
G A,S,iIwoR sl,Ai:i

" erKer ' az GaBoIu1t z760B reindeer
In Alaska the, desesAdantslaf6Q0
drless thanIa Acknowledgements
sagpd
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1910-11-25
USUAL OFF RqeaoI

berry drug store s8s fo eve
sbe itiaaA /" woman Or 'eHiTd,s
p inherited, tenitarar Itching
1 !t to QUIZ stoge, andprocuraia
4EMO and a, cake, of. ,Zemo,
i 9oaao a4g aoott f eatafs Aly f saTtiHs:
resultH,9iGeme BAG and get
qy!-se~ronfd are we Of
y of this clean5 sisple:treaty
Il we make yeutthin UNUSUAL
!; o1uq betncrTGw ri tolo n biz;
q aie1eanGliquid bfel oekteshal
hasnicured'Gso mayceaseslef
oimples, dandruff nd other
.skin teruptiUna NMOloandi
IA aferitheh most economical
the cleanest and rost effect
lent for"afeotionsif the skin
whether Itn infar orgrewn
4: ..1oirc t@5bo: JE TJbIo oi
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1910-11-25

-? tits claimed that ,2tbe. govern:
ment could be ru6< on $500: 600
Q6qfq $500, 100000 a: y iis; Tess if
'eondact d4a al' 5 F1tjS;ffetty business
lines Mr.. Aldrich himself: de.
,cfares this can be- :done.nslAs the
Senate is composed: largely. and':aL
MOST exclusively ef:sdcesssfaa 10 Ell
- mnany1of whom ,'havetm ads mil.
lions-7w would it not be proper f5c
them to ,impaft Some Of, their BUS.
,iaass. ~ ethods, to 'g,oyi;ernment ST.
fains?! 'EApseSSiassIly should those
'saVsaiseveral millensnfeppa @sala.
~ Of s5Q00anyear5} take. q pleasing
Interest in showing Tfefe i4sam
how, it isd1nss- Pittsburg; Gazette.
I
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,'W#E9aHH
,1U uRKH

idGpersonI
fBhoelssa
kskiH aelao
{he4as of
4 HRapiand
1ifadqYith
lyaW Mon
lethhsd.e,ac
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-18
BROOKINS AND HoXSEY
DAZED BY THE TRAGEDY

DENVER. Nov. 17.-Seemingly dazed
by the death OF their team mate. neither
Walter Brookins nor Archie HoXsey
could be induced to talk OF the sad al
fair. HoXsey hid himself away and
could not be found tonight. Brookins
was seen by representative OF the AS
sociated Press and begged not to be
asked to discuss Johnstone's death.
The impression prevails that John
stones desire TO outdo HoXsey after the
latter had made his wonderful flight for
partly overcome his caution and caused
him 10 take unusual chances with the
air,
Robert Emmett Harvey promoter OF
the Denver meet scouts any suggestion
that the rariied air OF Denver had any
thing TO do with the overturnng of john
stones machine.
All three OF the aviators-Johnston
HoNSey ana Brooklns-had told him he
stated tonight that maneuvering here
was no more dangerous than elsewhere
although a little more difficult because OF
the necessity for more engine power.
Bud" Mars. the Curtiss airman. en-
gagged TO compete against the Wright
representatives Monday next, in altitude
contests, arrived In Denver tonight and
vey said Mars would 1y Sunday and
Monday.
Late tonight it was determined that
Arch Hoxsey Of the Wright team would
remain here until Monday and continue
his flights tomorrow in competition with
J. G. Mars. who flies a Curtiss bplane
and who arrived here today, Walter
Brookins leaves tomorrow for Kansas
! City with Johnstone's body.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-18
MACHINISTS ADMIT
CONSPIRACY CHARGE

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Nov 17.-P, E.
Sweeney and w. G.. Owens. who we're
employed In the Missouri Pacific shops
at sedalie as machinists until the ma
chinists strike was declared May ..
pleaded guilty in the criminal court here
today to the charge OF malicious mis-
chief confessing they had been in a plot
to destroy the property OF the railroad
company.
They were sentenced 10 six months in
Jail. In the confessions. the men said
they were TO so 10 work under false
names non union men and then to
seek TO wreck the company's property
This they did, Sweeney and Owens said
in Argentina. Ark.
They said they placed chisel and
capsules filled with steel chips and
emery dust in the great lathcs used TO
turn out locomotive and car wheels.
Each machine is valued at $50 900. but
their attempt to ruin them. they said.
was discovered before much damage
was done.
The men came here recently and were
| employed in the local shops of the com
pany, a detective who had been fol-
lowing them since they left Argentina
arrested them here.