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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-25

Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Magnuson have
moved from the corner of hurry and
Clark streets to the Osterguard prop.
erty on south hurry street which has
recently undergone many improve
ments.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-25

OUR PLAN: The premiums represent a disco
rebate of 10 per cent and are marked on that basis.
you O have enough coupons to get the desired
you may pay the difference in cash and get a har
Cut Glass, Hand Painted China or other handsome
or ornamental present.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-25

Try our home made chicken
tamales. The o. & o. Ice Cream
Parlor. Il
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-25

Eat your Christmas dinner at thu
Palace (O'Neill's.) Every delicac.
the market affords. Private dininl
room for ladies'.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-25

The Nevada Northern railway an
nounce round trip holiday excursion
rates to ogden and Salt Lake good
going until Dec. 26th with final re-
turn limit on Jan. Sd. The round
trip rate from Ely and East Ely is
$500.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-25

Fresh vegetables every Tuesday
and Friday from Utah. Fresh fruits
always on hand. Steptoe Grocery,
East Ely. Il
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-25

Frank NJ. Shirer. manager of the
Ely Consolidated Copper company,
has gone to Eureka to do develop
ment work on some mining property
he owns In that section.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-25

The case of w. IL. Wainwright VS..
the Newark Mining and Milling Co..
Tor compensation claimed by the
plaintl1. has been dismissed. 1t is
said the matter has been s%atisfactor-
lily settled out of court.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-25

Wednesday was the shortest day o
the year. As the days begin to length
en- WI may expect the cold TO begii
TO strengthen.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-25

Lucio Fantin, an Italian, in the EN-
ploy of the Giroux has filed a secont
petition for naturalization papers, hi
first application having been been dis
missed because the witnesses coult
not swear that they had known thu
applicant in this country five years
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-25

The Palace. (O'Neill's) will serve
an elegant Christmas dinner today,
including such toothsome dainties as
olives. celery, oyster cocktails. soup,
fish. salad. lobster, turkey, sucking
pigs, eranberries, plum pudding,
mince pie, assorted fruits and nuts.
Private dining room for ladies.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-25

II. r. Dougherty. of Tacoma,
Wash, was in the district the past
week looking after the interests of
the Denver and Ely Copper com
panies who have claims near the Gil
roux estate.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-25

Lots l and 2, block 23, East Ely,
have been decided to William and
Nellie Kosanki by 7. Bert Wilson of
Goldendale. Washington.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-25

The Wolverine Mining claims nea
Lane City have been decided to c. /
Mcconnell Of Durango, Colo, by Il
Willard.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-20
By G E O. FIT c. H

research which are of even greater import,
ance. however The present census would
be II grand opportunity to discover how
many colonies there are in Kentucky, how
many statesmen there are in Ohio and how
many people in New York have been mil
lonares during the past ten years. We
have now opportunity to discover how
many Americans say .'eyether' and 'nyeth-
err. and we have at last chance to settle
the long -fought discussion MS to whether
the evening meal is dinner or supper
Much more interesting than the number of
American born children of foreign descent
would he some information as to the num-
her of boys who have never gone swimming
on the way to Sunday school and the nnm-
Der of poor but honest boys who have never
become president. We yearn for figures
showing the comparative number of Cub.
Giant" and Pirate supporters through
out the country and concerning likewise the
number of Americans who would rather he
Jim Jeffres than president. Delvng still
farther into statistics it would be crafty
ing to know the exact number of beef
steaks per capita in the United States and
also the number of spring chickens rendered
useless for, eating purposes each summer
who sleep at grand opera would he inter
esting to know-likewise the comparative
number of Cook and Peary-
But this is dragging the matter into for
hidden ATTITUDES and longitudes.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-20
A SUBLIME NERVE

ct HAVE seen many men who possessed
a. vast and nagniticently developed
city one day this winter but for conren-
trated gall and superincredible case-hard-
ened cheek little fellow in our city is
first and the rest of the world is nowhere
at all.
This little chap is Il great society man.
He does It on ii small salary and good
family. The small salary pays his cigar
cite bills and he owes the rest. He owes
it with a good nature and pleasant con
dcscenson that is impossible to describe.
have known as as many ANY as twenty Din col
the end of the deal he was five dollars
ahead. He was execution proof and en-
tirely impregnable.
lie owed me little matter of several
hundred dollars for clothes and things had
owed it for five years. As marter, #
form | stil kept my collectors 'loandins
him. though had long since lost hope.
You can judge of my surprise then when
he called day ana asked to me
personally about his bill.
81 welcomed him almost effusive'y end
gave him the best cigar in my desk. He
took it, looked at it criticallv-he was
enormously fastidious,and sat down.
~ owe you a small account. believer
he said pleasantly.
Guess again. said l. Its grown until
you would hardly know it,
'lie smiled appreciatively Maybe so:
he replied. Il can't keep track Of theta all.
Fact is, l am dunned by no less than forty
collectors a week
IL nodded.
.'.It must cost you merchants lot Of
money to do this he went on. Why. some
of them stay with me for hours. 1t counts
up in time. I'll wager that counting the
time they spend trying to find me. these
collectors spend Il full mans time on me
every week
You might pay them something I ven
tured
My dear man. 1t would never do he
said smiling at me with almost brotherly
affection. If l paid EN- cent the swarm
would double. But I've got plan 1t
to listen
Go ahead.' said, puzzled
Now it isn't paying any of you cent
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-20

erlee. That would be ruin sure enough I've
got scheme worth two of that. You've
got IL pistol. haven't YOU? Let's see it,.
Yes The girl drew it out wonderingy.
Good" He sat down and leaned forward
Now" he said. hit me with the barrel of
your revolver. Here. He laid his finger
on his forehead just ut the bottom of the
hair. ''IIit hard he concluded, land when
the train gets into the station, put out for
the American embassy and stay there till
come. Hit. Hit hard.
The girl Shrank back. II can't. she
breathed.
"Iou must You've got to have time to
escape from the railway station. and this is
the only thing that would explain my delay
and lend artistic versimlitude to bald
and unconvincing narrative our friend
the mikado' said Don't be afraid;
my skull is thick and won't be seriously
hurt. Quick. We getting into the sta
ton Think that | General Somebody
ofski and hit-hit hard. Quick.
The girls eyes grew big with tears. Il
did not think there lived such man as
you she breathed. "Now | understand why
your great country is free. Such men as
you must be free. Oh, God! is there no
other way?
None. The train is stopping. Quick"
Despairingly. the girl glanced around. Then
she lifted the heavy revolver and struck as
Caruth had directed. Without moan he
sank back, unconscious, In his seat.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-20
OUT OF RUSSIA CONTINUED s=e=e page .

came Mrs. G., he continued to kiss and hug
her as though he would never be satisfied.
ITO think I've got you at last" he cried.
after all these days and days of doubt
and anxiety. To think that soon We'll be
on our own yacht, bound for our own coun-
try. away from all this horrible plotting
and contemplating. Oh. can't believe it
The girl shuddered slightly. II can't
either she sighed. I'm afraid. oh. I'm
horribly afraid that something will happen
yet to prevent. didn't to be afraid of
anything! ! always thought that | could
face whatever came without quailing but
now-now I'm a very woman. dear! Love
has made me timid. | don't think | could
bear it if l were caught now.
.'Caught! You can't be and shant be.
Why! we are half way to st. Petersburg al
ready
Not quite yet. And even if we We're
Oh! I'm afraid. Lermantoff is not an alarm
list. He never speaks without good reason.
No one. else could have persuaded me 70
wear this ridiculous Disguise
Caruth grinned. We'll keep it as me-
mento of our honeymoon. he observed
Don't worry. good many wives don the
trousers after marriage: YOU are only an
iicipating little And l don't think you
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-20

only waiting till it stops to seize me. The
guard is of our men. He came along
the footboard ut the risk of his life 70 warn
me. Its all over. dear. I'll never Amer
lea again.
For an instant the girl sobbed on: then
she buried her hot face in her hands. oh
she walled. II cannot bear it, | had not
realized it. Save me. For Gods sake. save
me-!
All his life Caruth had been noted for the
speed with which he came to decisions and
the rapidity with which lie acted upon them,
and this. his most exciting experience. fur
nshed no exception to the rule. Before the
last words had fallen from the girls lips he
was slipping out of his light spring
coat.
why didn't you tell me sooner:" he ex-
claimed. .Nou cut it fine Marie. Why.
with tleeting glance out of the window
We're in the city now!'
They were but fear. like love, has wings.
and before the train reached the station the
girl had been disguised afresh. Clothed in
Caruth's stylish overcoat. with his big fur
cap drawn down over his ears. she made II
very presentabe boy.
Caruth looked her over, critically. You'll
do he decided.
'.oh! | hope so! But aren't you going
to-" She glanced at her discarded hat and
coat.
''Neverlee.' The joy of the game was
mounting to Caruth's head like wine. New
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-20
ESSAYS ON AMERICAN CITIES
Denver

u ENvER is situated LOCO miles away
= nnd another mile straight up from al
most anywhere. 1t is the capital of Colo
RADIO and is used largely by travellers to the
far west as temporary place of refuge
from the transcontinental Pullman car.
Denver is not noted for it's skyscrapers.
but it doesn't care. 1t is skyscraper in
itself. Denver begins 1900 feet above
where the Metropolitan tower in New York
leaves off. Its altitude is something over
mile and strangers who chase Denver
street their arrival do not get their
full breath for week afterward
Denver is surrounded by mountains. gold
mines and deserts. 1t is full of milion-
aires in boots and bandanas and. according
to the Hon. Ben Lindsey, is also full of
legislators who are marked in plain figures.
1t is the lain of the Guggenheims and
once so full of free silver adherents that
man with gold filling in his teeth Went be-
hind Il barn when he smiled 1t has POO 600
people and there are old families in
Denver Everyone in the city has come
from somewhere else. Forty years ago the
finest dog fight ever seen could not have
drawn two hundred people within the en-
tire city limits.
Denver is noted for its proximity to
Pixies Peak, which is visible with extra
charge from every hotel in the city. 1t is
also noted for its women politicians There
no sutfragetteS in Denver The state
played a mean trick its women by giving
them the ballot before they fought for It,
There is nothing left to demand but equal
rights in the street cars and Denver men
are too polite to grant this.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-20

to keep these men after me and it is cost
this: Put all of these accounts in my
hands for collection. Let all of you club
together and pay me, say $40 week AT
that you would be considerably ahead of
the game. You hire me to dun myself and
III take the whole job off your shoulders.
1t will save time and will save you
money. AS fast some other house in
the city gets Il collector after me you can
let them in on the deal. This will cut
down your expenses. In another year
two you will be able to dun every hour
of the day for Il quarter week. What do
YOU think of that!
II told him what | thought of it. | told
him how much nerve he had and he seemed
complimented. lie had me So dnzed that
/ didn't think of kicking him out until the
next day. Can you match it,"
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-20
SOCIETY

SOCIETY is a means of snjoying ones !.
was invented by the Lord for Adams bene-
fit and society was in trouble within thirty
six hours afterwards 1t has never gotten
out since.
Society consists of people who have gath
cred together for pleasure In some , yars-
selves without mechanical contrivances. In
other grades assistance is necessary. This
assistance varies from cards aud pianolas
to Holsters, automobiles, coronets and mon-
keys.
People enjoy society in different manners.
Some enjoy it with their feet These are
dancers.
Some enjoy it with the stomach. These
are the diners out of whom Chauncey De
pew is king
Some enjoy it with their ears This
makes grand opera. talking machines and
aesthetic lecturers popular.
Some enjoy society with their eyes. This
accounts for the existence of evening gowns
in which the makers ran ont of material
shortly above the waist
A great many people enjoy society with
their tongues. The society clinic IS 4 very
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-20

need be afraid. can't see cloud on
the
He broke off as II shadow fell across the
compartment. darkening the window. and u
voice, rough and strained, ilung Il brief sen
tence into the interior-a sentence that made
Marie spring up in terror.
\ man standing the running board.
hanging to the easement. glance ut the
cap he Wore told That he of the
guards Tor brakeman, of the train Nolubly
he sputtered in Understanding Russian and
eagerly Marie drank in his words Then as
suddenly he had come, he gone.
Marie sank back the cushions. and Car
nth could that she had grown deathy
white.
III wasn't to be, dear love- she gaspea
1t wasn't to be-.
caruh gazed ut her i'll considerations
This covering woman was not the brave
girl he remembered. Love had indeed rob
bed her of her courage.
What is it: What is it, he mportuned.
sinking down beside her. 'Lermantof shall
not back out now. he shall not take you
away from me. If he tries
lit isn't Lermantoff It's the police They
know l am here. They know my disguise.
They know l am on this train! They are
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-20
THE TORPEDO MODEL

TIlE Torpedo Model is the latest thing
in automobiles. The torpedo model
consists of u large. wide body with high
doors and II rounded front and back 1t
looks about fifteen miles per hour faster
owner to make II big impression on very
little horsepower.
The torpedo body is also useful in other
ways Owing to its width and the fact that
it has very high doors the occupants can
lie tossed about on bumpy roads at much
less risk of falling entirely out of the ma
chine. by fitting the body with propeller
it can he used for II motor boat and by CON
Meeting it with hot and cold water it can
he used for II plunge bath. The torpedo
model is not explosive. but when rushing
past ut fifty mine miles per hour with only
the goggles of the occupants peering over
its rims it is tolerably terrifying.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-20
MAKING THE CENSUS USEFUL

TINE census of 1910 will be distinguished
10y the vast amount of information
which the census takers will be required to
gather. This will be tabulated and issued
during the next ten years in the form of
statistics. so that we will in time be able
to learn just how many bnld-headed men.
red-headed women and millfonaires not
taxed exist in this great country.
While the government is gathering statiS-
tics it should not overlook some lines of
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-20
WHAT THIS G1DDY WORLD IS
DOING

a Iowa womens club has started cru
AS;ide for the protection of Holsters The
dramatic department will probably push the
movement.
Long sharp hatpins have been tabooed by
law in Chicago and the women now declare
that they are entirely defenseless while on
the streets. n compromise allowing them
to Wear twelve-inch hatpins with scabbards
has been suggested.
A western airship inventor died just be-
fore his aeropane completed, thus
showing his originality. Most inventors die
just after their aeroplanes are demolished.
stalled sleeping ears in which free coffee
and rolls are served to the passengers on
arising. 1t is claimed that the partitions
between berths in these cars are also snore-
proof
Last month hogs We're sold at S11.O0 per
pound the hoof. In the shoe the price
is still 80 cents per hog, with no takers
Young Mr. Knox, lately related to the
secretary of state, has answered the old
question. whats in Nance: He has
been selling automobiles on the strength
of his.
A new composition of asphalt and rubber
is being used for street pavements. Will
the life of pretty girl be worth living
The planning of !; $1,000 ton battleship by
the United States indicates that it is about
time to stop calling these fighters "Dread-
naughtS The new and bigger class ought
to he called 'Scaremalls.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-20

Pockets are one night stands for dol
lars.
A poet is man who knows how to
make words dance.
Most Of the aeropIanes nowadays are
failing because of defective flew.
Phenomenal gravity does not assist
craftsmanship, but it serves to keep
off some of the good fellows.
Why is it considered more of credit
to descend from fine old family than
to ascend from common crowd of
ancestors?
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-20

popular diversion. With her keen tongue
society woman of this variety can take
perfectly fresh. healthy reputation and dis
sect it into fragments in ten minutes.
Society is Very beneficial because it teach
eS us that after all work is great pleasure
and most profitable to endure.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-04-20

A y Iowa women's club has started Il cru
ASade for the protection of Holsters. The
dramatic department will probably push the
movement.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-26
A HINT FROM GOMPERs.

Samuel Gompers, president OF the
American Federation OF Labor, told At
torney General Wickershsm yesterday
that il the present American workers
moyeme: t. which he said 10 cont uttlVe
aud conservative 10 character. be cut
lswed aud ciu ,hed out OF existence BY
unfavorabls lsgisittiou and court deci
sious, 1t will 10 followed BY aaoIhei
movement which will scsrcsly bs con-
ct uc,lve.
Oopos.t ton was made By tho labos
lesder to the Moon bill, now before the
Judiciary committee Of the b use, on The
around that It iss pto.irjunctiop mess.
ure. Mr.. Gompers said It did not lu ill
the republican platform promise on tht
ipiunc,Ion question, tina: The bill "Would
give statut ~ AUTHORITY for the lssuaoct
OF IL ju ottIons," which Is the thing t1t
American Federation OF Labor has been
fighting 60 vigorously 10 prevent In tht
Bucks Stove and Range Cjmpsny, the
Dinbury halt re- and similar cases.
cat the preset Time" said Mr.
GJmpers, "lhere is simply an assump-
ton Of authority by the courts 10 tbs
iriu aclion cases, but 1t the Moon bill be
pissed there will be statutory authority
for these uotsvoIable court decisions.
The rettlons between employer and EN-
ploye are personal. There csnnot be
property rights unless the concept Is
neld ths t there Is q ve.t d rigtt By the
emnloyer In the labor OF workmen."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-26
Train Wrecked.

Pitlsbufg, Pa, Feb. 26 PENN
.,lvanis limit d Train No. 2 on the
p tt5urg. Fort Wayne, ard Chicago
RalIvsy was wrecked at ID 'me"ooo,
ns,r here. early today when its engine
,,de,viped the engine OF an essto uld
f,sIoht. None was seriously ipjored.
The cause of the accident Is said u have
besn the failure OF the engineer Of the
irsIO bt 10 stop bis train 81 the Home
wood tower bscius Of the train: nc
msnIup. When the train collded both
engineers scared into the sir and fell
scso., the tpcks Passengers 10 the
,Iesoers were hurled violently about
tbeIr berths aud thrown on the h3or'
The passengers we're later transferred q
another train and continued taeil
journey. ..u
msiorlty being women. The secone
Pullman was harled against stone wal
which fell over IL fort embankmen
almost precipitsilng iltl ne rivst' Pss'en
gers deisre The passenger train Wss ruu
mig Oft +, miles an htu-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-26
BAVE HEY COME?

''Ths fslliog away and the Man of
S!u which are said would auledate the
Lords Second Coming" See 2 Thee,
H., t. 13 Inc shove topic will form
the bssIs OF Dr. Blakewelps lecture In the
paddock Il uss Mission rooms tomor-
row night, commencing st 1880 O'Clock.
A number of people, who are interested
10 the prophetic portion OF the Bible,
bat Who have not the book nor the
time 10 study such subjects, are svailing
themselves Of the means aft Irded by the
Btaddock Houss mls:ioa OF becoming bet
Ger acquainted With portions Of the scrip
sures but seldom explored 10 these days.
A cordial inVit.t 90 Is extended all.