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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-06-23
FOR CHERoxEEs 100000
The Government Ready to Begin Pay
mOnt to indians and Others Ready
to Absorb suFpius.

TahleQuah, Ok. June 12.-Guion
KILLER, Q special agent representing
he United stales court Of claims. ar
rived here to begin the Eastern Chero-
kee payment Of Sl.OOO.OOO. This is the
blexest payment since 1898, when q
Cherokee strip payment Of t265 per
capita was made.
Many merchants from other towns
have opened temporary stores The
hanrsrs-on usually found At such pay
nenis are here. but more picturesque
L TIE rapidly increasing number OF
tents occupied By tullblood Indians
Who have camped and are waiting for
their money. There viii be hundreds
here today when the hrst check is
paid.
Eduostlon and ENielsnoy.
Nowhere for many ysRrs contipu'
dnsb hes tho eaaqstion laaeblht
tfkod hors pntiFlnSlf han a Lon
DO. Ye( q the aklllea lapof p Lpn,
% tSo-lhlraS doH Py pth end
mod BOB * t,oylrc Ehilt
I oVf 81 81, \ ~ 'ek NM
p ~
lt q niSht tbe|fiIb ~ "
toh khd bred, Hh'f ~ PR
heal nN barely lia SAT-
Nllfn a 81 the ~
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- L11l4 A,lssiii-
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-06-23

Frankfort, Ky, June 1l.-0o1. WIN
sou has Issued . regulation On the
governor Of TEXAS for Joseph Wena
nag, but X vas not givsa out antD
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-06-23
KELLNlR MURDERER IN TExAs
Io,s5hk wsndilna indicted In Leuls
VILE and RsquisItlon Issued for 4
Him BY Governor :

Louisville. June 21-The grand
Jury has Indicted Joseph werdllng On
ne. oharse Of numbering Alma Ksllner
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-21
EHery's Manager
Makes Discovery


covering all the side the
IT,
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-21
ROBBERS Invade
STANFORD CAMPUS
Professors Homes, Fraternity
Houses and Sororities En-
tered by Burglars
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. July 20
The robbery mystery continues to
puzzle the university authorities. In
vasions Of professors homes and fra
ternity clubhouses are reported again,
but no clew TO the thieves has been
found. Prof. J. E. Mcdowell. assistant
registrar, returned from a trip to the
east and found that his home was en-
tered and valuable clothing and other
articles stolen. The whole house was
ransaclSed from top to bottom. The
Delta Tau Delta house, which was en-
tered earlier in the summer, has again
been robbed. The Phi Delta Theta
house was entered and the closets bro
ken into and contents disarranged,
while the lone inmate was unaware Of
the invasion. The Gamma Phi Beta
house one Of the newer sorority
houses. also was robbed. Several of
the college students have volunteered
TO live at the coeds' home until the
opening Of college in order to guard
the contents of the place.
Expecting to make the trip from Los
Angeles and return, a distance of ap-
prOKimately 1000 miles, in less than
so hours. two well known Stanford men
arrived here yesterday. completing half
Of their long journey. They have big
new six cylinder racing car and are
well provided against accidents while
en- route. The aspirants for the rec
ords are Eltinge 7. Brown, Stanford
IL and Alfred Wright, Stanford 10.
They are both members of the Zeta Psi
fraternity. Brown was a varsity foot
bali player and Wright was formerly
member of the Daily Palo Alto and the
Press club.
The engagement of Miss Katherine
Parkinson and Stuart Weaver has been
announced at Palo Alto. Both parties
are very prominent in local and uni
versity circles. The ceremony will be
performed in September. Miss Parkin-
son is the daughter of J. T. Parkinson,
a wealthy lumber and real estate
dea Ter. She was member of the
Delta Gamma sorority and is regarded
as one Of the most beautiful girls in
this section. Weaver belongs to the
Phi Delta Theta fraternity and is in the
employ Of the Ravenswood investment
company, a real estate firm promoted
by Parkinson. The young couple will
make their home in this city. A
Kitchen shower was given this after
noon for the future bride under the
auspices of the p. +. o. society, with
Mrs Claude Terry as the hostess.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-21
Lightning HITS
Sailing AIRSHIP

BARCELONA, July 2O.-while he was
making across country flight today
Ehrmann's aeroplane was struck by
lightning and fell blazing to the
ground. The aviator escaped unin-
jured.
There has never been more startling
aerial exhibition than that which Ehr-
mann unwillingiy afforded. He was
sailing along at moderate height
when he got in the path of a sky bolt.
Instantly the aeroplane was en-
veIoped in flames, its canvas wings
shriFeled up. and, clinging TO the skele-
tor of his craft, Ehrmann fell with q
thue.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-21

ranks. AS the recognized organization
boss of the senate, Leavitt has been a
state figure for IL years.
Edward j. Tyrrell, who is fighting
Leavitt for the nomination, is young
lawyer who has been Mayor Motifs
confidential clerk and secretary for five
years. Tyrrell has managed to draw
Mayor Mott and former Governor
George C. Pardee into the fight, but
on opposing sides, besides getting the
printing pressmen's union mixed up in
the scrap.
The first sensation was sprung sew
eral months ago when Pardee's Oak
land newspaper decried the candidacy
of Tyrrell and declared that as be-
tween Tyrrell and Leavitt IL would
support Leavitt. No other candidate
presented himself for Pardee's support
and Tyrreu declined to accept the for
mer governors editorial slam as de-
cree of banishment.
A few days ago Tyrrell got out a
few thousand copies of letter from
Theo Zingel Jr., secretary OF printing
pressmen's union No. 125, and addressed
to Tyrrell, in which 1t was stated that
Leavitt had been expelled from the
union for nonpayment of dues When
the printed copy of Zingel's letter found
it's way into the hands of members of
the union there was row.
:. It developed that Leavitt, who had
not worked at his trade for many
years. had not taken the withdrawal
card to which he was entitled and that
while he had not paid dues he had
never been expelled. The union held a
meeting, voted Leavitt an honorable
withdrawal card, which it directed Zin-
gel to forward to Leavitt with his for
NAL apology and his explanation that
he had merely intended to inform Tyr
rell that Leavitt was not member OF
the union in good standing and that he
had no idea that he was furnishing
political ammunition.
While the row between Tyrrell and
the pressmen's union is at fever pitch
Mayor Frank Mott comes to the scratch
for his secretary regardless of Pardee
ct al. In a circular letter Mayor Mot,
indorses Tyrrell as ambitious and in
dustrious and declares that to support
Tyrrell is to help elect "an honest, able
and conscientious senator"
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-21
Advertising [ alks

If you want to dig tunnel. elect president. build
bridge sell merchandise or hold old home week, al
vertisel
The good people of fair sized city in the mdd
\ II
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-21
MOTIFS CANDIDATE
RAPED BY PARDEE

The fight to beat Senator Frank
Leavitt of Alameda for denomination in
the sixteenth district has become an
affair of statewide interest which
threatens to result in permanent rup-
lures in the Alameda county reform
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-21
English Road Crippled
Missouri Miners Strike

JOPLIN. Mo-, July 20.-Five hundred
miners are out on strike at the Ameri-
can zinc, lead and smelling company's
plant. Four of the company's concen
trating plants are shut down. A cut
in wages of 25 cents day caused the
WalkOut
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-21

E2 The good people of fair sized city In the middle
[g1 wanted to hold old home week. They wanted to
have many Of the old timers there possible wanted make it
real jolhcadon
The people they wanted reach scattered through several
counties and hon o reach them a problem.
thought advertising the might help
They tried it. and did help. tremendously.
there such old home week! The old residents
hocking n glad come glad spend their money
Some of them had we'll forgotten their old home, but the
advertising logged their memory. stirred them only advertising
str people up
If YOU uwantto o accomplish something just advertise.
Mr. Merchant why don things here in San Francisco
for yourself2
The people of this and will be glad to know of good
siore-glad spend their with will only let them
know what you have to offer them
People will go anywhere for good merchandise good
advertising.
The advertising columns of The Call to will
your message to 10000 people every day.
IF your advertising good and merchandise good they will
become your friends and followers
can furnish you with service of advertising which will stir
things up for uOu.
Phone Keamy SO.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-21
RAILWAYMEN CRY
mo ARBITRATION"
Grand Trunk Strikers Leader
Says That Company 'Nagged
Men to Finish"
Canadian Minister'S Proposal to
Attempt Settlement Prov0kes
Sharp Retort

MONTREAL, July 20.-Tne news out
of Ottowa that the minister of COM
merce and labor was trying to get both
sides of the Grand Trunk strike to-
gether on a basis of arbitration pro-
voked Vice President Murdoch of the
strikers to a sharp retort tonight
arbitration" said he, is out of the
question:. AS far as we are concerned
there will be no arbitration. The COM
pany did not talk arbitration until 1t
had nagged the men to a finish"
The Grand Trunk gained ground to-
day, but very slowly. More passenger
trains were operated. This afternoon
local suburban service was partially
restored and a couple of freights were
made up and started.
A warning was sent today to the
president of the Delaware and Hudson
from strike headquarters. Complaint
had been made that Delaware and Hud-
son men had been used for unusual
purposes" on the Grand Trunk tracks.
Strike Sympathizers Riot
BOSTON. July 20.-One slight out
break by strike sympathizers at Island
Pond, VT, the closing of a mill at Mon
son. Mass, because of lack of supplies.
| and the resumption of the complete
passenger schedules on almost every
line marked the second day of the
Grand Trunk and Central Vermont
| strike in New England today
| Strike breakers from all parts or the
| country continue to pour into New
| England and an official of the Central
Vermont road has announced that any
| of the striking employees may have
! their old positions back at an increased
| salary if they make application at once.
Wabash System Exempt
ST. LOUIS, July 20.-Vice President
and General Manager Henry Miller of
! the Wabash received a telegram today
| from union officials stating that the
! Wabash service would not be interfered
/ with to any extent by reason of the
1 strike on the Grand Trunk
English Road Crippled
NEWCASTLE, Eng, July 20.-The
| situation surrounding the strike of en-
ployes of the North Eastern railroad
was aggravated tonight by failure of
representatives of the railroad and the
strikers to reach a basis of under
standing after four hours conference.
Ten thousand men had quit work last
| night and every hour since has brought
reports of further desertions.
Missouri Miners Strike
/ JOPLIN, Mo-, July 2O.-Five hundred
| miners are out on strike at the Ameri-
can zinc, lead and smelling company S
plant Four of the companys concen-
trating plants are shut down. A cut
| in wages of 25 cents a day caused the
| walkout.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-21
Fight for Longer Hours

VANCOUVER, B. c.. July 2o.-Van-
couver's foreign Iaborers continued
their strike today. Because under civic
regulations they were ordered not to
work more than eight hours day, they
yesterday called off all workmen on city
contracts. They extended the strike to-
day by visiting building and other jobs
and forcing the workmen to quit.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-21
WOMAN IN Tolls
FOR SWINDLING
NICKELODEONS.
Mrs. Donna L. Seymour, For=
merIy of This City, Arrested
in the East
Fashionable Hotels the Base of
Her Operations; Plays for
Big Stakes

American and later in other halls.
Early in November, though she sud
denly abandoned the scheme and left
the city, taking the money Of the two
men who had been anxious to hold jobs
in her conapanY
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-21
DRINKS M

DRINKS MATCH HEADs-Newton, Kas- July
20-Julius Lehr committed suicide in the
county Jail here yesterday, where be was held
charged with attempted wife murder. He
removed the heads Of a box Of matches, dis
solved them in water and drank the solution.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-21

HoRNING TAKEN TO LOS ANGELEs-Fred
Horning. who surrendered himself when he
learned that he was wanted in Los Angeles
in connection with the fatal shooting Of
Captain Walter H. Aubel in September, 1905
left for that city yesterday afternoon in
custody of Detective A. Boyd.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-21
BETS FAVOR CURRY AND JOHNSON
.NO COIN UP ON OTHER ASPIRANTS|
~ GEORGE A. VAN SMITH
NeWson1'S Crowd at
Public Pay Window

b.
NeWS0mS CrOWd AZ he Herrin machine
Public Window Endorsement of his am
How
many Jobs is family not been
twentieth senatorial district
public
window by the family who ambitions
A. of works. is
brother
the commissioner emolumen
who
attache engineers
office a $1,000
Newsom a of
a
Lincoln
political Affiliations they successful
friends
of that
Newsom
VINO
Be
declined
the first
hyhird assembly
permitting
republican nomination. might easily do
combines
combine
nominate
double crossing him for Kennedy about in 40
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-21
Supreme Justices
i'm Lively Contest


primary
nomi ion and re
bench
in
Angeles
question of
him with Justice Melvin 1t
Wilbur The contest in the south started with bad blood between Wilbur
their
of
which
sure the renom ina ion of both
campaign, of the
of
received letter
a
he would like Judge sloss life
In
he
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-21
RocKErELLER APPRAISAL ouApRurLED-

Cleveland, July 20.-East Cleveland appraisers
have placed valuation Of 81, ,06o, 600 on John
d. Rockefelier's Forest Hill estate. This is
an Increase of 800 per cent over the last ap
praisal, when the valuation was fixed at
$3.50, ,22o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-23
DENTISTS WILL MEET
NEXT TIME IN CLEVELAND

Denver July ~ THE National Den
tai association installed officers. list
pued 20 reports 90 officers and of the
executive council and adjourned 10 meet
u cleveland 200 July. 1911
Dr. James O.. sharp uf san Francisco
whose address declaring that the re-
quirements for dentists were too low
ANA ursing that dentists ion future Dee
required 90 have a. college education.
yesterday called storm Of protest
from the convention, had q quiet laugh
today at the expense OF his brother
pr William r. sharp, also OF san Fran
cisco. and his fellow delegates
The doctors much reese mble each 9TH
or and dress alike. when William
sharp entered the convention han this
morning he was surrounded by a crowd
of delegates who eNpoStulotod vehcm-
entity with him for his supposed stutu-
meuts. Dr. sharp protested iu vain that
he had cast mo- asuersions upon the edo
ucatioual qualifications o. the plofes-
sion until his younger brother strolIcd
up and stood beside him Then the
delegates faded away with their lower
In excellent position f1r tho
examination of molars and bicusplds
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-23
STORIES OF DR0UTH IN
MONTANA EXAGGERATED

Helena Mont, July Ell. Il. Hall
commissioner Of agriculture, has telc-
graphed Secy Wilson Of the agricultur-
al department a protest against stories
Of range destruction in this state en-
anatiug from that bureau. The text
of the telegram follows:
"Drouth affecting the Canadian PROV
lnces and western states has not been
as injurious I'm Montana as elsewhere.
Montana VIII produce this year tho
largest grain crop in it's history Grass
hoppers are not destroying the range
The enormous number OF settlers who
have nocked into Montana taken up
and fenced lands is the chief reason
why the range is short The range
country Is being transformed into pro-
ductivc grain helds'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-23
COLONEL ROOSEVELT
DICUSSES LITERATURE
Had Most Interesting Talk with state
senator cobb on subject, Taboo
ing Politics of Course

New York July % Theodore Roosc-
Welt spent the day at hls editorial Of
fees In an animated discussion Of lit
cratmc
First state Senator George cobb was
closatod with Col Roosevelt At N,
end of their conference the colonel saia
with q smile.
we had "a very interesting talk on
literature
Representative Herbert Parsons Of
New York called next accompanied by
state Senator j. Mayhem Wainwright
At the cud of the conference COL
Roosevelt said, with another smile:
Il have had another very interesting
talk on literature"
Several new appointments for
speeches were made today The iuNf-
tatous col Roosevelt has received
since ho returned 10 America total
2.o3i according 10 his secretary.
COZ Roosevelt promised today 10
speak before the Lincoln club ia Now
York ON Feb. 49, 1911.
John = O.Rourkc. a New York con.
tractor. appeared with q roll ~ blue
prints and pictures Of battleships Ue
has "a scheme FOR raising the wreck NJ
the Maine Whom Col Roosevelt heard
that Mr.. O'Rourke thought he knew
how e. effect this hc asked him 10
call and explain his plan
Among the other callers was a.. Hill
dreth of Franklin. Nch
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-23
WILEY PIANO HOLSTER IN ACTION

II IS being moved 10 an upper floor
Damage 10 walls and stairways il done
away with, because halls and stair
ways are not used
Use OF tho new piano-holster IS bet
ter for the plano, better for the house,
immensely better for the workmen
and saves time and trouble
Tho holster shown in the picture was
made for the Consolidated Music com
pany by r. a.. Wiley. N WllIey's
Transfer II is particularly adapted
for putting pianos into, or taking them
out Of apartment houses. 1t can be
operated from a balcony or window
sill. II can raise a piano OF any weight.
AMI either a grand or an upright
IT you have a piano 10 b. moved
leave your order at. or telephone TO-
the Consolidated Music company. 1Og
Main street plano department; both
telephones, 1854.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-23
GIRL ACCIDENTALLY
KILLS YOUNG MAN

washington. July 22-Beujamln r
smith, q young son OF Addison T.
Smith. secretary TO Senator Hepburn
Of Idaho was accidentally shot and
Killed today al Mt Holly Va. hy a
young woman whose IDENTITY IS UNI
known.
Young Smith, lu company with HIS
brother and the son ~ Lieut. Dnccr T.
s. n. were ON their vacation Tho
boys. armed with rifles. were standing
on dock near Mt Holly when a party
NJ young women in "a launch came up.
The boys chattcl With tho girls after
thcv had discmhartcd and ono ~ tho
girls laurhinrly took Smiths rife from
him While handlnc IL the weapon was
discharged and Smith was shot I'm tho
temple
Tho bows body was brought hero to-
might and his father en- route 20
Boise. lda,. was Intercepted by telo-
gram In Ohio.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-23

Something new In the way Of dely-
ering pianos on the upper floors build
lngs is shown In the above picture
The Photograph was taken at the
clayton apartments. on First avenue.
during the delivery or a Farrand Ce-
Celian Player Plano. Weighing go
pouuds-just % pounds less than half
q ton II took three men exactly one
hour TO take the big instrument from
tho wagon and install It In the apart
meute
Anyone who has ever had a piano
moved 10 the upper floor Of a building
viii realize just what record that
f.
But time and labor saved arc not
even tho chief points Of the new piano
hosting device. There is none Of that
twisting and Earring, OF straining from
angles that racks a piano when
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-23
L. VI. Johnson and Arthur Kiddcr Here
To Begin Work.

Frank NJ. johnson and Arthur u, Kid
der have been designated by the de-
partment OF the interior 10 supervise
the new system OF surveying public
lands in Utah, IN which the field men
work on salaries In place OF the former
method Of contract work. Daniel h.
Miller IL now In the state inaugurating
the new movement, and next week. G.
l.. Dubois, chief Of survey work in the
general land office NJ Washington. u
C., Is expected together with johnson
and Kidder. Half a dozen surveying
parties will be organized for the south
ern part OF the state. the work 20 be
done being principally in Garfield,
Kane Washington. san Juan and Iron
counties. for which an appropriation OF
$50 900 was made by the last Congress.
The surveyors viii be paid not more
than 5000 a month and subsistence, or
SO day In lieu thereof.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-23
YEAR ron HoRsETHIEF.

Helena. Mont. July civilian
Cobcll, who today entered plea NJ
guilty 10 an Indictment charging the
theft Of a horse from an Indian was
sentenced by Judge Rasch ~ one year
in Jail and hned 500 Cobcu WAS asked
why he stole the horse and his reply
was that be needed the money
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-23
ATTEMPT TO ASSASSlNATE
EX-SPANlSH PREMIER MAURA

Barcelona. July 22-Antonio Maura
former Spanish premier was wounded
today 10y would-he assassin His
assailant was arrested
His name is Hanuel Posa and nc Is
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-23

native Of barcelona. Posa fired three
Shots az Senior Maura was leaving a
train. wounding him in the leg The ex-
premier was hurried on board the
steamer Miraml where a doctor dress
90 the wounds which are said 10 DO
slight He left Immediately for the
island OF Majorca
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-23
- CURES
~ SeS ~. OLD SORES

Old
removes the
nolrishment blood,
diseaseaden old
the % blood The Inflammation discharge discolored flesh
AID the
great eFs after being removed by surgical operation indicates
and matter from the circulation and naos the blood stream
e h az OLD sore Which without could
bn5 s s. old for the that
Book
'S THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-23
Uncle San, Stra,Oberry
Project Nearly Half Through

Amount of new land To be brought
under water. $4,000 acres
Amount now being expended ON the
project hN the general government.
$4,000, 10000.
Length Of the tunnel from it. exit
point IN Utah county to IT. entrance
point Ia WHsatch county. 10000 feet
nearly four miles.
Distance now completed, 5000 feet.
leaving 10000 feet vet TO he executed
ESTIMATED time for completion. two
ana onc-lInlf years.
Kate OF present progress on tunnel.
IL feet pcr day. or about 900 feet pcr
month.
Size of the tunnel. II feet high. o
feet wide.
Number of men now employed on
the project. $50.
Distance to the mouth Of the tunnel
III ttah county--from salt Lake. o5
mue~; from Provo. f2 miles: from
Spanish Fork, 81 miles.
Size of the reservoir In Wasatcb
county. In which the waters will be
stored, about 60 square miles.
Estimate of the first crop that will
DC Natcrcd by the Droiect---f0f3.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-23

Gather at Wandumere with the
crowd TO celebrate Pioneer bay
Monday, %. See list attractions else
where
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-23
LOST THEIR LIVES
TRYING TO SAVE OTHERS

81 Paul MINI. July 22.--An attempt
maze thls afternoon by Mrs John
crosby ana daughter Pearl, 10 wears
DO or Iindstrom, MINI. 10 save the
lives Of Mrs, chris Miesen and her s.
year-old son. John. Of st. Paul resulted
IN both being drowned In the waters
az North lake. branch Of Lake Chi
caEo.
Water any depth at saltalr. bathing
ideal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-07-23
RETAIL DRY GOODS.

In the retail dry goods trade genor-
al trade Ia very fair, better, IN fact,
than last year, with the general de
mand Of course in summer fabrics and
wash goods There Is but little doing
In woolcns during the heated term, The
silk counter men report quite a call for
foulards, Tuscans, pongees, etc. Para
sols, gloves, and hosiery continue TO
sell We'll.