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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-01-01

In wishing our customErs tho com
pliments of the season, we take this
opportunity of thanking them for their
favors in the past, and we promise to
continue to earn their confidence by
keeping only the vest qualities of
Drugs, Medicines and Toilet requisites,
and by charging only the most satisfac,
tory prices. We respectfully request a
continuance of your patronage during
the coming wear.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-01-01
hethodist Church

Edward Burns Martin. Pastor.
10 m-Class Meeting.
2:30 m Sunday School.
Hoo m and 7:3O m Public wor
ship and sermon.
Morning
An Anniversary Service.
Evening
The Scarlet Line in the Window
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-01-01
Causes Of Quarrel Removed.

rs your husband thoroughly domes-
ticated by this time?" "Oh, yes. He
never has any loose change in his
pocket, and is careful not to leave any
of his private letters lying around
the house. We have little to quarrel
about, now."-Cleveland Leader.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-01-01

Col. George c. Vivian, for many
years a resident OF this county and for
several years county treasurer, has been
elected to I'll the position of manager
Of the North American Smeltsr and
Mines company at Golden. He is a
thoroughly experienced Smelter man
and was at one time connected with
the freelaud smelter when it was dong
a wholesale business and also had
charge of the Jesse Night smeltsr in
Silver City, Utah. He has given the
ores OF this county long. exact and ln-
teligent study and will install at Col
den a furnace OF his own design for
the more economical treatment of thr
sulphide ores The North American
Smelter and Mines company is gong
about this matter in business like
manner by securing as heads of thelr
different departments both at the mine
and mills. the very best of managers.
No expense will be spared to make the
kilton sampler and Golden Smeltei
the most effieient while the develop
ment at the mines is being done along
the same line.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-01-01
q MINERS
NATIONAL BANK
IDAHO SPRINGS COLORADO

Earl Thorpe came up from Morgan
last Wednesday and will spend some
time with the home folks. He is en-
gagged in making extensive improve
ments on tho family homestead near
Fort Morgan, and next next summer
expects to farm on an extensive
scale
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-01-01

The original moving pictures of the
johnson, hetchel contest taken at Cll-
ma, Calf, October 10, 1909. The n ST
sensational contest of modern tin s.
A wonderful reproduction show ing
every incident and blow in the contest,
life-sized and as clear as crystal. The
best moving picture ever taken at 4
public event, showing the champion
Johnson knocked down followed By the
dramatic and sensational climax, the
knock -out of Ketchel These pictures
were shown at the Tabor in Denver a
25 and 80 cents admission. The man
agement of the opera house has secur-
ed them for Tuesday, January a, one
night only, Admission, 25c. The
Klein Optical company, Of Denver,
own the exclusive state rights and show
the pictures on percentage and make
the prices. First show at s o'elock;
second show at 8 o'clock.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-01-01
Colorado National Apple
Exposition, Denver. Au
ditorium Jan. 3 to-

a rate of one fare for the round trip
will be made by the Colorado and
Southern Ry., from all points in Colo
RADIO Tickets will be on sale January
and 8. Final limit January 10, 1910.
Lost Key attached to black string
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-01-01

The Copper Gold Mines Leasing com
pany Of which H. p dickinson is gem
eral manager, is making preparations
for an aggressive campaign during the
coming year. In this company lease
in level No | east of the Shafter, work
has progressed steadily for the past six
weeks and the heading is now in 12o
feet from the starting point. Practi-
caiy all of this distance is in good mill
ore. and in addition strong chute of
smelling ore from which one car has
already been shipped, was encountered
about 80 feet inside the line Of the com
pany's ground. A stope has been
started here, but owing to lack of facil-
tiles for sorting and properly handling
the ore rapidly and economically, work
here has been suspended pending COM
pletion of sorting bins, trestls and
other improvements at the surface.
This work will be finished in a
few days now and smelling ore pro-
duction from the stope will be energet-
ically pushed Directly ahead Of the
present heading in another known ore
shoot of good grade smelling material
and and this is apparently just coming
in ore Of similar character to that in
the winze in the level above having
made its appearance in the breast of
level No. l. Practically all material
taken out during tho driving of the
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-01-01

Have you weak throat? If 80, you
cannot be too careful. You cannot be-
gin treatment too early. Each cold
makes you more liable to smother and
the last is always the harder to cure.
If you VIII take Chamberlain 5 Cough
Remedy at the outset you will be saved
much trouble. Sold by j. J. Sherwin.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-01-01

The dance given by the hremen last
night was a success and was well patron
lied. The Committee of arrangements
is entitled to much credit for the man
ner in which each member performed
the duties assigned him. At this time
the net receipts have not been available
as the committee will not have in all of
the bills for auditing before Monday.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-01-01

: The Central Colorado Power company
have large force of men at work or
the lines between Floyd Hill and
Georgetown Considerable trouble
was experienced during the late high
winds by the wires swinging agains,
each other, but by careful watch
ing night and day the trouble has been
remedisd, the slack in the lines being
taken up wherever needed.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-01-01

The Seaton Mountain Electric com
pany this week completed an elaborate
sign which stretches across the lower
end of 10Th avenue and contributes to
ing as being city of lights. The
sign bear. the name of the company
spelled out in electric globes and can
be seen for a long distance, lighting
does the MONDAY sun.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-01-01

Tuesday night the members Of the
class 1909 assembled at the home of
Miss Ruth Roberts for a class reunion.
All the games so much enjoyed in
their High School life we're INDUCED
in. A Christmas tree was q feature
OF evening which caused much merri-
ment, all receiving appropriate gifts.
One of the rooms was fixed up like an
art gallery. The pictures of the mem ber
when babies were the chief attraction
of the room. The house was decorate
with pennants representing the differ
colleges attended by members of the
the class.
All bat five of the graduating class
were present. 1t intention of the
class to have such reunions at least
every two years in order to keep alive
that spirit which characterized the c ass
during their High School life.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-01-01
n. q. ELLIOTT,
The Leading Druggist,

Chamberlain Cough Remedy never
dislppoints those who use it for OBJ
stinats coughs, colds and irritations of
the throat and lungs. It stands un-
riyaled as remedy for all throat and
lung diseases. Sold by J. !. Sherwin.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-01-01

Frank D. Darrow, who for years past
has sold Pianos in this city, has organ
zed The Darrow Music Co., and
opened a fine store at 612. l4th ST.,
Denver.
Mr. Darrow takes this occasion to
thank his many friends and customers
in Idaho Springs to whom he is indebt-
ed for much past success and to assure
them Of his sincere appreciation of
their help and patronage.
The Darrow Music Co., will continue
to sell only the most reliable Pianos at
prices which guarantee . good saving
to the customer. Beautiful new cata-
logues may be had by dropping . card
to Frank ID. Darrow or the Darrow
Music Co., 6l2, l4th St. Denver.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-01-01

level has been saved and the company
has now something over 100 tons being
treated at the Hudson mill. The man
agement of the Copper Gold Mines
Leasing comany has persistently stuck
to its guns in the face of many discour-
agemens and is to be congratulated
upon the present exceedingly satisfac-
tory result of its efforts.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-07
WOMAN LOSES APPEAL
Noted Case From Muskogee
County Decided BY State
Supreme Court

In the case of Jessie b. Thorn
as against John r. Thomas. of
Muskogee, the Supreme court
holds that betrayal of trust, confi-
ence and affection by wife, leading
to bestowal OF property, will not
avail when deception is discovered.
The court holds that the consldera-
tions supporting the gift in this case
wholly failed in the act OF adultery
and the decision Is against the plain
tiff. The opinion Is by Chief Justice
Dunn. 4lV
The defendant secured a divorce
several years ago on discovery that
his wife had been unfaithful for sew
eral years. A lot of property had
been given the wife. Since the di-
vorce she has sued for the property.
which he took over at the time of the
divorce. The plaintiff lost in the
lower court and the high court. The
court cites long list of decisions to
show that courts uniformly give the
weaker and injured party all the legal
protection possible in the case of men
or women who secure property by
pretense of affection and then seek
tn beggar the injured party.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-07
RUSSELL.
DEFENDS
PETITION

Proceedings in the supreme court
today OF unusual interest 10 the spec
tator by reason OF the appearance of
farmer-poitcian against former
Judge and big lawyer. Senator
Campbell Russell appeared in support
OF his New Jerusalem" proposition
and made a lively and intelligent pre-
sentation of his case. The senator
was apparently as much at home as
ii he had been leading fight In the
south hall downstairs.
The hearing in the supreme court
today was on the appeal Of Guthrie
from The decision 'of Secretary OF
State Cross declaring the initiative
petition OF Senator Russell and others
on the proposition to locate capital
outside OF any existing city to be sufs
flcient and legal as TO form. Judge
Frank Dale appeared for Guthrie.
Judge Dale contends that the New
Jerusalem question was submitted
IT the last election; that capital loca-
+ tlon is a constitutional question: that
! 1t can not be submltted second tlme
I within three years; and further, that
being a constitutional question, tho
} petition bearing on II should have
been signed by % per cent of the vot-
ers in the last election; that 1t should
have had something over $1,000 sign
ers instead Of 22,891.
Senator Russell maintained that the
initiative petition In question Is moth
z Ing more than a measure and Is not
a constitutional amendment proposi-
ton; that It Is not the same proposi
tion that was voted on at the gener-
al election, but separate question
He holds that the petition, calling on
~ for an expression Of the desires Of
the people, should be admitted to
franchise on l5 per cent signatures
and that the 22,S9l signers are suffi.
cient.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-07
KILL THE BIC STEAL.
y y y = y = e y
ARE ACTIVE
Evidently Will Have Candidate
for Legislature in Every
District
Plugging Section 9, Too
From Chamber of Commerce Okla
homa Cjty1

Socialists are evidently preparing
to run legislative candidates in every
district as well as to put out a full
state ticket The following comrades
yesterday enlisted with the election
board for service in the. cause.
II. NJ Sinclair, McAlester, clerk
supreme court; A. G.. Harper, Drift
wood, representative Alfalfa county,
G. l.. Goodman, Dow, assistant mine
inspector, second district; T. M.
Greenwood, Antlers, representative
Pushmataha county; w. P. Evarts,
McAlester, representative Pittsburg
county.
The following candidates for dis
trict Judge have entered Bruce l..
keenan,, Republican, Talhequah, First
district; 7. H. Dubois, Republican,
Poteau Fifth district; w. T. Drake,
Republican, Wagner, Third district;
w. T. Hunt, Democrat, Wagner
Third district.
Gid Graham Democrat. announced
for senator from the Thirty-third dis
trict. A. p Ezell of Alya, appeared
as an independent candidate for rep
resentative from Woods county. c.
d. Boyle, Democrat. McCurtain, an
nounced for chief mine inspector
The following legislative announce.
ments for representative have been
made:
J. B. Barlow. Republican, Miami,
ottawa county; J. W. Steen. Demo
crat. Checotah, Mcintosh county; s.
M. Crocker, Republican, Stillwell,
Adair county; D. G. Harmed, Demo
crat, Durant, Bryan county; II. G..
Buckholtz, Republican, Boggy Depot,
Atoka county; j. T. Hairston, Demo
crat, Salina, Major county; w. G.
Jarboe, Democrat, Altus. Jackson
county.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-07
PEOPLE HAVE RIGHT TO KNOW

Il notice that the Oklahoma city
papers are having a good deal to say
about the fact that the state Ii paving
postage on the matter that the cor.
poration commission is sending out in
regard to the pending railroad amend.
hent TO the constitution" said Chair,
ran Love OF the commission this
laorning.
THE very papers that have had
the most to say are among the scores
and hundreds Of inquirers who have
asked the commission or me personal
ly for information on the subject of
the amendment and lts effect upon
ihe powers Of the commission. II Is
all right, apparently, for me TO take
up the time Of the stenographefs, use
fhe office stationery and the states
postage to answer their particular in
qiries, but when i hire some boys
10 do mailing. put the desired infor.
nation on cheap paper and furnlst
ii to everybody who wants II there is
a big howl raised.
Il take the position that there Is no
more stretching OF the powers and du.
ties Of my office In supplying the pub
lie demand for information on this
subject than in spending two cents to
answer single letter The demand
exists, and notwithstandlng the pub
lie utterances have made in all the
papers that would print them, scores
of letters continue to pour In appeal
ing for more information, saying the
people do not understand the propo.
siiion and demanding that the com
mission state its views on the mat
ter. think anybody who thinks vefy
lar will come to the conclusion that
nothing so very terrible has been
done. II the people have no right TO
lie informed on these matters the
railroads certainly have got the sit
uation where they want t. II is both
ray idea and my intention to let the
people know .,.sa
J. Il. LOVE.
Chairman Corporation Commission
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-07
GOVERNOR
ACCEPTS Of
CHALLENGE

Acceptance by Governor Haskell Of
a challenge by Senator Campbell
Russell for debate on the capital To-
cation question lnsures spectacular
and exciting finish for the campaign.
It is likely several speeches will be
made bx the governor and the senator
from the same platforms in the little
while remaining. The closing speech
es will necessarily be on Friday night
The following letter from the gov
ernor to Senator Russell explains the
situation:
Guthrie, Okla, June 7, 1910
Hon. Campbell Russell. Guthrie,
Okla, III tngbusiab
MY dear senator: Your worry court
eous letter OF June 9th, relating to
the capital proposition and sug-
gestion that you would like TO debate
The matter with me at any dates af'
ter tonight and, of course, before
Saturday, Is just received.
Il have worked side by side with
you in building for the welfare OF the
people of the state from the opening
Of the First legislature TO the pres.
ent and believe that you are sincere
in all your efforts. and therefore In
the few instances wherein you and
differ on public questions. | feel that
the difference Of opinion ig sincere
and honest
4 also agree with iypn that an open
frank discussion gof fpublic questions
In which the 1lla5s ditho people arc
deeply interested, and which the peo
pie alone have the right to determine
is always beneficial g4
Il, therefore, would deem II not on
ly a duty but a pleasure TO speal
from the same platform Jointly witt
you at any dates that can be ar
ranged between now and the openinl
of the polls Saturday morning, will
| this provision only. have alread,
been advertised for several weeks. &
speak al Sulphur Thursday afternoon
| and have recently been billed 4
speak at our home town OF Muskoge
Friday afternoon. If you will accep
these two places, | will urge the CON
mittee to give You such time as yol
Ike to discuss your Views OF tn
capital question. and | will presen
mine at the same time.
Other than these two dates m
time Is free from now until Saturda
morning, and you may select an
other place you Ike and | shall b
with you.
With sincere regards for what
know to be your honest opinion upo
the capital question, but with a
equally sincere belief on my pal
that you are on the wrong side OF th
pending question, | remain, sincerel
yours,
&C. N. HASKELL,
Governor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-07
DECLARE HEARING ILLEGAL
Appeal Will Be Taken in
"Grandfather Clause"
to Prevent Vote

The indications now are that the
Republicans and Socialists will en-
ticavor to delay action on the grand
father clause" amendment sufficient.
~ to prevent its being voted upon at
the primary in August. AS the first
step in that direction Judge John H.
Burford, attorney for Chairman Har-
ris and the Republican committee, Of
fered objections to the holding of a
hearing before Secretary Cross yes
terday on the Republican objections
because of the fact that five days no
tice had not been given. Secretary
Cross overruled the objection and
Judge Burford announced that he
would appeal from that ruling.
II he loses on this appeal there
probably will have to be another hear
ing on the sufficiency of the petitions.
A. c. Cruce Of Ardmore, and Chair
man Fred Branson, representing the
petitioners, claimed that notice was
to be given only as protection to
the petitioners and that they waived
Lotice.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-07
ASSUMES JURISDICTION
United States Supreme Court
Will Hear Santa Fe
Rate Case

Following the recent filing OF a
suit by him against the Santa Fe
i9ilroad to cancel the roads right
of-way through stipulations In It's Fed.
cral charter, Attorney General West
received notice from the clerk of
the United States supreme court that
jurisdiction to hear the suit had been
assumed by that tribunal. The court
has given the attorney general leave
10 file petitions and ordered process
20 issue looking to a full hearing OF
the case
Attorney General west contends
that the Santa Fe is charging higher
freight rate on certain commodities
than il charges for the same commodi-
tics in Kansas, which Is violation
of its charter agreement with the gov
"rnment.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-07
Actual Figures Show Capital City Best Paved
Town Of Its Size in United States With SAM
tary System and Water Supply Unexcelled
--Oklahoma City Trying to Bolster Wan
ing Glories at Cost of Entire State

An instance of the "literaturc' be-
ing sent as advertising to the news
papers far out from Central Oklaho-
MIA by the capital removal commit
lee of oklahoma City, Is the follow
ing from tho Boise City tCimarron
county, News is an excerpt.
Oklahoma City has nine times as
many paved streets as the present
scat of government"
That Is just what the whole cam
raign Of tho townlot boosters has
been, bare. evil.iutended falsehood
Guthrie is listed the best paved city
of between fifteen and twenty thous.
and people In the entire Unitd States;
with a sewerage system and water sup
ply and quality of tho latter unexcell-
ed In America. Located on nine hills,
he temporary capital had little to
do to complete It's sanitation, and the
deep, rapid Cottonwood flows through
the only valley in this section.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-07

There * no comparison between
drainage and sanitation OF the two
cities- Guthrie has 40 superior iif
the Southwest for those blessings ON
the other hand, Oklahoma Is the poor
est drained and least sewaged city
in the state of oklahoma
But that Is really an attempt upon
the part of the Oklahoma City townlot
grafters to get Guthrie to leave the
zeal Issue
What matters between the good OF
had points of cities with the present
capital removal bill2~
For cities dc not count with the
grafters they would MS soon pull OIL
their coup one place as another
Remember, that outfit wants state
capital commission, empowered to buy
aud sell land for the state to the
State and Just as the commission
wants with no power to curb or
lalk its purpose.
Keep these facts in mind.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-07

The progressive citizenship Of Ok
iahoma City desires to assist in pro-
noting and building new railroad
mileage in the state. AS the CONNER
cial metropolis of the state, we pay
more freight and passenger tariff to
the railroads than any several other
cities, and we could least afford to
deliver osrselves over to the rail-
roads. We are leading in the present
fight to lower rates from the sea
board, together with other cities of
the southwest, and we do not want
to be left in the hands of the foreign
corporation railroad monopoly In Ok
iahoma, with so many sections OF the
state in need Of new roads.
We have examined the arguments
of those who are leading the opposi-
tion, and find such arguments to be
chiefly based upon assertion without
evidence, and appeals to class vicious
Less against railroads. We want do
mestic railroads built. We want new
lines to bring the producer nearer to
his market and the merchant com
petition in service We do not be-
lieve they will be built until Article
IX Of tho constitution is amended
and we do not believe the proposed
amendment will curtail any Just pow
ers of the people, or the corporation
commission to regulate the railroads,
We therefore appeal to the people
of the state to vote Yes on the con
amendment, to the end
that new railroads in this state may
be promoted financed and built
Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce
(signed)-S l.. Brock, presidnt; A..
w. McKeand, secretary.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-07

No one can afford 10 create a Conn
mission that Immediately becomes
more powerful than all the other CON
atitutod authorities Of the state, and
which can not even be- hindered II IL
admits doing wrong, sduandering
thousands or millions.
Let Guthrie be slanderd; allow Ok
lahoma City 10 sing tie glorles OF Its
achievements
But, men and fellow citizens, bear
In mind there Is no worker behind the
present state capital removal scheme
Who had hand IN the accomplish
rlent of Oklahoma city achievements.
Z those who are trying to pull off
this coup are adycnturers and men
Who seek to make one stroke OF good
fortune pay for llfe-time's misdi-
lpcted efforts.
BE not deceived or mlsled.
Vote mo
Kill the Bill.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-06-07
COMPLAINT SWORN OUT
Man in Hospital Charged With
Assault With Intent
TO Kill

County Attorney Hepburn today
made complaint against Fleming G..
Baker, charging him with assault with
intent to kill. Baker Is In the Meth
odist hospital as a result OF being
shot In the right thigh by his wife,
at the Santa Fe station yesterday
morning. He is reported as out OF
danger. except from blood poisoning.
He is very weak from the loss OF
Nlood
II is not probable that Mrs. Baker
will be indicted. All evidence at hand
indicates tbat her actions were defen-
siye and prudent. She is suffering
from shock due TO the two attempts
made hy her husband 10 stab .heT and
to the excitement that followed. She
has weak heart and Is under the
care Of physician.