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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-30
iF MORTAL BY
l BAR MEMBERS
4 Emory of Late E. D. Sweeney
and John T. Browning Fit
EI tihgly Honored.
lcSE OF THE COURT TERM
Read and Adopted and
Eulogies Pronounced-Large
Attendance.
Uni


temorial services for the late Ed
.rd D. Sweeney of Rock Island and
hn T Browning of Moline we're held
S afternoon at the circuit court room
members of the Rock Island Coun-
bar association. Practically all the
Ambers of the association were pres
l. The meeting was presided over
IN Judge W. H. Gest. Eulogies for the
SIS Ad were read by J. B. Oakleaf and
c. ]. Searle. the former comment
i upon the life of Mr.. Browning and
latter upon the life of Mr.. Swee-
0fdZl Following this, various members
he bar were called upon for short
AVS Hon G. a. Cooke of Aledo,
tber of the supreme court of the
!, was present and he delivered a
talk. After the conclusion of the
Sses, the court was adjourned for
lin, ,erm as an additional mark of re-
from
Unite' o-,.n,it.ao oorgistina ~ r
was 10 w NfcEnirv and Josepb I.
Day prepared the following resolrI-
Douht upon the death of Mr.. Sweeney,
ne Nit was read by Mr.. Searle and or
mere spread upon the records of the
Newsp.l 4 ..,uo,, .,o. - +,o ao,t., 80
,,-an,r I II Resolved JndJ III IHe uedtH VI
fd y. Sweeney this bar has lost
Of its leading, oldest and most
Inc honored members: the commu-
tne one of its leading and best citi-
~ Is; his family. kind and loving
ysband and father.
Sr BE it further resolved, that this bar
la Expresses its high appreciation of his
tif sic and character as a man and as a
liz lwyer: its great regret at his decease.
q and that we extend our profound SYM
rathy TO his surviving wife and fam
lily. And.
BE it further resolved, that in mem
DRY of the departed the clerk of this
q court is directed to spread these reso-
O. lutions upon the records of this court,
coand to furnish to the family of de-
deceased an engrossed copy thereof"
ac& FOR DIR. BROWNING.
J. B. Oakleaf. William Jackson. and
teorge W. Wood prepared a resolution
at n the death of Nh Browning The
posesOlution follows:
IS }HResolved, that we bow to the wis
tie ON of a divine Providence in calling
rom our midst our friend and brother,
n lohn T. Browning who for more than
~ PIE half century was a resident of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-30
SAW THE ROY ONCE.

Mr.. Heverling made numerous at
tempts to learn the whereabouts of his
divorced wife and son but, although he
was close on their trail many times, he
saw them but once. That was five
years after the separation and the
BOY and his mother were then near
Des Mcines, Iowa. M. Heverling net
his son privately and learned from MIN
that he was disconnected with the Efe
he was leading and desiro~s of return
ing to his father. They laid plans,
but when Lloyd returned TO his moth
er's abode to get his clothes, she sus-
pected what was up and disappeared
with him again. She is now married
to a Missourian and Lloyd TOOK such a
dislike to his stepfather that he de-
termined to leave and he finaiiv pluck
ed up the courage TO 60 50. He says
he will not return to his mother. The
lad is now close TO IS years of asc.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-12-30
ALL ARE IN FAVOR.

in my opinion and in that of all others
consulted"
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-05-06
OUR GUARANTEE.

We assure each and every purchaser
absolute satisfaction. We guarantee
each aud every statement here made,
and W. do hereby agree TO exchange
CT refund the money on every pur.
chase II 10 desired. Every garment,
every article marked In plain figures.
ONE PRICE TO ALL. Sale posi-.
lively begins Tuesday, May 10 nj $50
n M. sharp. aud continues, Wednes-
day, May ~; Thursday, May IL; FRI
day, May IA; Saturday, May "a; Mon.
day, May 10; Tuesday, May II; Wed.
nestisy IL; Thursday May 10; Friday,
May 10; Saturday, May "a; Monday,
May 60; Tuesday, May -; "Wednesday,
May %, Thursday, May 70; Friday,
May "a; saturday, May y.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-05-06

he construction Of the handy water.
and illustrated and de-
scribed In this article.
The cost OF same should be very
slight as on every farm there Is usual
" an old pair Of wheels with an axle.
and the wood frame work can be
built In q few moments: this with .
barrel and little blacksmithing com
pletes the carrier ready TO help tighten
your labor and save you many a step.
To construct, have the axle bent
Into half circle as shown In the Illus
tration, near to the hub have a short
block about two inches thick. fitted SO
that It will rest upon the top Of axle.
TO elevate the handles so the barrel
will swing.
Make your handles Of two-inch-
square lumber In the manner shown In.
the illustration, or like an ordinary
push-cart handle Now have two irons
eight inches long and about one inch
wide: have one end Of each one bent
up ut right angles to make q hook
which Is to hold the barrel In place.
These must be drilled with two
holes about as far apart as the axle Is
wide. and then placed on the end Of
the handle and over the block fitted
10 the axle. then two holes are bored
iown through the end o. the handle
and block.
Into these holes q clip or hook 10
lifted SO that Il goes around the axle
and up through the block, handle. and
iron hook on top. where II Ii drawn
tight with nuts so that the whole
framework Is rigid. -
Procure a good oil or molasses bar
rel and have two Tugs made In an
Il" form with the part that its
against the barrel nat. with two holes
In same for boiling to side Of the bar.
rel and with the projecting round
This Is the hanger that the barrel
swings upon and IL placed q little
above the center Of the barrel toward
the top. about two inches Ii ample.
To use, have the barrel set upright
In the usual manner, nh with water or
other liquid. then roll up the carrier
and elevate the handles. which lowers
the hooks at axle eSd. these are
booked over the Tugs on barrel with
the sides Of the barrel up even against
tho semi-circular axle. You have only
TO press down the handles to raise the
barrel from the ground and transport
to any place you desire upon the farm
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-05-06
TO THE PUBLIC

We must dispose II this enormous Dry Goods and
Furnishing stock within II days We have advertised
the stock for Public SALE at prices below quoted over
entire state. Every statement aud price here made be-
Ing true, aud not exaggerated IN the minimum. We
shall expect crowd numbering thousands Of people
every day Of this sae To supply their wants Proper pre-
para tions being made To Accommodate these
aud 10 wait upon and all with proper dispatch.
sale will open Tuesday, May 10 and positively close
Saturday, May ~.
Ladies' Hosiery, Corsets and Furnishings the most
complete assortment Of hghclass articles. Everything
included. Let them 20 at what they bring ut this
Public sale.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-05-06
MILO GROWN AS FEED CROP
Plant Belongs to Nonsaeeharln Soro-
huns and Resembles kahr Very
Much In Appearance.

tBy ALVIN KEYsER. COLORADO 40
RICULTURAI. CoLLEGED
The campaign being conducted by
the Colorado Agricultural college In
an effort to get milo generally grown
40 q feed crop on the plains Of the
state has called forth . great deal OF
inquiry concerning this crop.
Milo belongs to the family Of plants
called sorghums. The sorghums are
divided Into two large groups-the
sweet or saccharin sorghums. and the
nonsaccharin sorghums. These differ
chiefly In sugar content. and yield Of
seed. The sap Of tho saccharin
sorghums IL sweet. and the non.
saccharin sorghums have no sugar In
the sap. Milo belongs 10 the non.
saccharin group Of sorshums. Il 70.
sembles KAnr very much In appear.
aucs and habits Of growth. which 10
quite natural. considering II II = close
relative Of Kanr. II b frequently
called milo maise. but this name 10 IN.
correct, o. II II not = maize.
Milo grows erect. with thick. short.
tointed stalks. attaining an average
height Of from four to seven feet. The
grain 10 borne In heads st the top Of
the stalks. These heads reach Q con.
sldsrabls siss and are relatively short
and compact. Who're the stand Il thin.
The heads get very large and turn
down ward By their ows weight With
thlckss stands the hsa1s ere smaller
$500
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-05-06
READ THIS.

It's an irreguisrity indeed TO refund
money on unsatisfactory purchases.
foreign aud uncusionhary nj other
sales. This stock IL being disposed of,
but our guarantee goes with every ar-
ticle, our guarantee backs every state.
n'ent, covers every price hear made
and We here emphasize that no mIs-
representation or the slightest exag.
geration has been tolerated IN this nd.
vertisement. Ia proof ~ our good
faith We cheerfully give this guarantee;
"6oods exchanged or money refunded
for the asking"
FREE RAILROAD FARE TO ALL.
Out.ofrown Customers, provided .
purchase q = dollar II made for each
mile travelled. Bring conductors receipt
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-05-06
Water Barrel Carrier.

The bent axle prevents the barrel
from tipping over and also holds II
firmly 80 that Il will not swing on the
Tugs and thus make II harder to con.
troll when carrying. II also keeps the
barrel from leaving It's position on the
hooks bolted to the ends or the han.
dies and serves as a fulcrum for the
handles to work upon as levers when
lifting the barrel when filled.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-05-06

s. 80 Meu's soft felt hats In all sizes
aud colors, aud In any shape desired.
Public sale price ................O SC
$500 Mems hats, In black, brown o.
tan, soft felt, all sizes. Public sale
price. ................... 10
$i2 SO Mems suits, all nobby Spring
effects, In checks, stripes and fancy
mixtures, all sizes. Public sale
price. .................. 6.OS
$500 Mems suits, all pure wool guar.
anteed made up IN the height Of THU
seasons fashion, In any color desired,
all sizes. Public sale price,. S.SS
Toe Mems Balhriggan underwear, shirt
OF draws, all sizes. Public sal'
price,. ................S SIC
100 Mems underwear, Balbriggsn rib.
ted or fleece lined, light aud medium
weight shirts aud draws, several colors,
all sizes. Public sale price. .4SC
i5c Ladies hosiery, black or tan, all
sizes. Public sale price. ...... lOC
s5c Ladies' hosiery, gauxe ribbed OF
plain, black and In coIors, our regular
standard brand, all sizes. Public sale
price. ....a............S 4C
barber Towels, with or without fringe,
Public sale price. ................ OC
l5c and Zoe Towels, the buck Of honey
comb, large sixe. Public sale
$40 Muslin Underskirts, extra wide
houlcc, trimmed with tucked rullles,
lace or embroidered, all sizes made full.
Public sale price. ............ ~
Soc Ladies' muslin drawers, trimmed
with lace and embroidered, plain, hem.
stitched or rutiied. public sale
price .s................ SSC
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-05-06
WARNiNGi BEWARE |

Do not confound this bona Hide sale
with other so-called Quitting Business
or Special Sales. It's an occasion, an
opport unity, 10 different. 80 extrsordi-
nary, that even y comparison would
be ridiculous. To dispose Of the stock
on hand quickly there Is but one III.
tentative: Let the goods ~ for what
they will bring"
Sale beginning May 10th, closing
May 2sth.
The ladies' Millinery depnr tment
comprises such M endless variety Of
exquisite styles that II would set n
fairyiand to shame. Every new Idea
thai Paris has originated found In this
choice collection. Every model In.
cluded ut same proportlonate prices.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-05-06

The British National Sons Of TEN.
psrance recently held its annual ses
ston. and reports N advance In its
a1ult membership Of S.<<3. making 1
ootal q ei.sG9 The gain In cadce
ms1besship 10 reported ~ 2.7si. max.
~ Q total Of c3.2ss. or Q gain on tho
y6ns q 7.33> members. The Gsin IN
o1ult asA jwveniIe branches b ss. mat.
~ Z total q 1854 branches. Three
o1ouDG1 'tpo hundred asd forty eas
oH1GoD hoyo ooen transfsrred . ~
<nr1e hgaAenes during u ysas.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-05-06
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

OFFINIAL DINH~IO
COUNTY OFFICERS.
County Judge, J. J. Aorcheld
County Clerk, Harry Sprague
tou mtg Treasurer, Charles Heed
supt "a schools, Lallah Durward
County sheriff, Jams- Ga~iih
County Assessor, u Lynton
County Surveyor, aeargc Mills
County Attorney. 4. W. Carpenter
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
District No. 4, W. W. Byers
District No. q W. J. Myl.r
District No. O. George Halls
TOWN OFFICERS.
Mayor, W. Y. Ordway.
Treasurer, J. W. Exon
Town Clerk, ". L.. Miiber
Town Marshall, buck Bramley
Trusteesi
W. J Exon, ]. VI, Brumley. n. J. Porter. y.
ID. Burrwin. W. q. Mctiiochlin, W. W. hyefs
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-05-06
STOP AND CONSIDER

No economical man woman can afford to miss this
golden opportunity. The ceanest choicest and most up
todate Dry Goods, ready To wear aud Furnishing stock
IN Durango to be sold at Public Sale nj these quoted
prices-at prices lower than half Its value. Read this
circular carefully aud remember no matter how rdieu-
ously low the prices quoted they true aud hacked
by the faires guaranteed Satisfaction or money re-
funded"
sale will begin Tuesday May 10, and positively close
Saturday May ~.
Mems highest grade shoes. latest style Ladies' and
Children's Shoes, famous brands all Included during
this Public Sale ut most astonishing reductions.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1910-05-06
MAKING FARM CHORES EASY
vvhsrs pssslbss. Every Farmer Should
Uss Tlme end LsberoeviN0
ceNveNleneee.

my Z. I. PARKERD
In the work about the farm u 10 q
times uecsssary TO have IN easy way
Of tranaferring water, swiil or any
osher liquid 10 different parts Of tho
farm; and . Il 10 Impossible to use
horses and wagon for this work each
time, much labor may be avoided By
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-05
IS
ALREADY HEAVY
One Thousand Voters Have
Qualified Themselves to
Cast Ballots.

Tie board o. rec s.ra-so1 which b.
gan Is Iabors On September ]. register
81 exactly enc thousand voters ~ 70
Saturday evening, According u john
D. Holt. % the board. this : TIE heav-
sss- registration Tor The frs week h
mas ever experienced n his three terms
g service a a member u he bosr3
He calculates -Aa- this : about one
ex-h. or q LetIe lesS. d the total Oahu
registration
The board meets daily. except san
days. ara VII IL in Honolulu Up 10
September i. TN September 12 e2e
board WILL make t9ar a. the country
districts. On Monday, september 19.
the board viii be a. Pearl City, Aiel
ana WATERFOWL: Tuesday a. Walpaha
MI. Eva MI and Waiazae court
house: Wednesday. September i. At
Waza3aa courthouse, Thursday, >ep-e1s-
Der - a me kaauzy restaurant @ni
the I4afe dance hail: Friday. >ep-eCs her
.. At Haunla courthouse. Pa-aluu, 81
Kaaimanu : house: KaAana. Rearaa :
house: Walhane, a. Wa.kane church:
Kaalaaa. a. Moses 4 ka7va : house: He
Ella. - Ulysses Jones aoase; kaneoAa,
Al the courthouse; II Saturday, >ePsena-
Der -. a Waamaualo and a kallua.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-05
AND kAEA
UNHO[Y ALLIANCE
Candidate for Sheriff Combines
With 0ft-convicted Skin
Game Gambler.

're2rss haea. gam bling house zaa-z-.
sa-T-e-a1 IS S-ea and convicted nav
e-zazS as gambler All 6ezeer 81 -
-e-le7T IaT245azs n sz5a s-zr games
waS again elected or Sas1-s7ar - ne
Republican convention: h sz- i -lz-
oea- -To vears ago. when = rs 7lae=z
G23H the -lcke- Tor ebe house - rz9rz
SazsaE.ves- HIS z7sava-v -yo-i n =
thai tine caused -Ae Republican lead
as = have him retired IRON he -seze-
-o- rze saze - 1eae2ey.
o. Saturday when h vas elected a
5 delegate 70 ne cozzr- convention.
ae wen- n with tie backing - Cap
Robert Parser. who ho-es . reczzva
re nomination Tor sheriff.
That psls-ses makes strange bz-5fa1.
lows Las 10 better z1llii=s.ez-io7 han
7 this deal Z which prospective
sheriff makes : combination with -ha
z9S- expert skLa--2aae gambler = Eo-
1o11lz-
captain Parker has sa2~assa1 to- -E4
s--.eTa4zE to- MANY months and 5
hopeful y landing tie plan H s-a--
- Yesterday -zz- he was extremely
--a--1el -Ea- Ae1i ana CAa-lev E7arz
7at b-e1 3ow-e1 n the SATURDAY e1es-
0o1s- savz1- they we're s. laE1Eo-a-ca
. -1e party.
B1z IN the same breath. Captain Par
Ea- adds T5r sae, 7 hare baez
working Tor whale rear a-oz- tha
E-solas. gong 70 eae2 ozs personally
and -alk5z- - -aezg- George Aaez zvg2s
cza - Er UaH Tor re ear invention Yen
see e vz-v e--o1- w5-a -za wz-a--
front gamblers and - W. pr him II
10 - their votes
.zE -ass = -za declaration - -be
-az who exreee1s % 81 TIE s1-ieval-E
ze-r2-a-5e- and he szs-Es -13. wEss1
carries VIZ : -1e 51-v q cleaning
oae rae gamblers s-5 particularly Ii
skin game gamblers With 81 obi rs
-1o1 hanging aboa- his -eek sneh as
Kaes ~ealz impose s2r delivering the
waterfront gambler vote Captain
Parker waal5 have his hands tied %
~exE large extent
George faea Las verv 1oE- record
- arrests sid convictions f9- gambling
azE ore - -re ether o=sas4S- II me
-.zS- var Eaaa rs bea1 arrested q
.ea7- -wiee t9r gambling. On e1e oe-
r@z58a Easa. Willie Vida. Aoa1ion8 and
Eezz. At professional gamblers a. that
-1ra. were arrested az3 found -zl-T n
~ -4s1see ea-r- ~zere they we-e each
fue3 s2-6 The- appealed rf1e ease =
r. esrca5- esur-. where tEeT were tied
before -zr- and again found gui}-T.
eEz sar-s ire bang imposed TLav ear
rza7 ehe1r ezze IN TIA supreme cp1~-
-rzizn confirmed TIE convictions Il -1e
Yrs lewpr ea1r-s. ar5 -bev paid their
fines ar-rava-ing STrs78 ! short time
stre~~ar1 Ksea waz again arrested Eor
gambling E.a- 90 If wsrE tight f-e.
.Tu4v7 A-F-a7e apparently considering
second 7Fe-se zess war-Ev q severe
rs-1-15s 1zra1- than first
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-05
POLICE EXPECT
KOREAN P|L|K|A
Racial Hatred May Result in
Affrays-conventions
Commence.

The -TapaHese sentiment. Fhsea
has been gradually swelling among tie
Koreans since - first talk q auHexa-
-G5a ard which came 70 : head w1ea
-ha Hermit Kingdom was dissolved and
became E amt IN TIE japanese empire.
expected br the police u be the fore
rsrae~ Of serious trouble.
Open demonstrations between tae
Koreans and japanese al any dlrecF
meeting ara becoming more a1d more
threatening. No outbreak II any large
dimensions : expected. the Korean
r.zrrz8rs being too far ouraunbere1 clE
their racial enemies. bat petty quarreAs
-a.- mag lead 20 more serious ARRAYS
are dallv looked for,
The sta5hir OF Cb0v Yong 10 IEuTs-
Rsz- wa. the torerunner Of the aElraE :,
r : believed. CboE. asserting 70
-.ar+. was half japanese, Ms mother
eng Korean, and he also lived 3 l9GS
-~a N Japan. The sentiment Ae-ts
AGAINST him by the Koreans was faere-
--r. mara nF that towards japanese
v--a had discovered too many Of taelr
secrets. rather than towards hore-s z
who ha3 BETRAYED them,
t-bov's condition remains unehan geo,
and his wouIJ-be murderer. Lee song
Tn j still uncertain Of his fate
The Koreans me- n convention o>.l,
u-.lav night, the first o. SeF3ss ~. -, ;
r-57J h attended bv delegates from all
+.s islands. Little was done besides
5ze,e-g the stand Of the Koreans and
- - =ov -rair own organization.
: resolution was ADOPTED by w1leA
49, zxpress themselves a not want
frE n the Korean Association 4 az
81 or opium smokers, any no
work for the police or Who are mem
w.. ~ - me DoIiee force, This resolution
.e. LII he considered rs anything
. 80 - strange. as most Of the men
yrFo5, thew VII bar are those most ao-e
- offer the best advice
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-05
HUGE METEOR
sTARTLEs CITY
Flaming Celestial Visitor Passes
Over Astoria Into
Ocean.

ASTORIA. Oregon. september 5--A
hinge meteor. ar leas- hundred feet n
diameter and describing n Is flight 4
great a7c over this city. sailed south
into the ocean Yesterday 1t was about
i've miles above the earth and had 8
lauE tail ot smoke trailing behind 4.
i eaasei considerable CONSERVATION
among me more superst5tious. some o.
whom thought that The end q the
world had c0ne,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-05
CREW OF BURNED
STEAMER RESCUED

CAPE RACE. Newfoundland >eIsSes''.
her 5-Tae crew o. th.rtv--wo men OF
rha steamer West Point that was burn
- A. sea = week. ago IS SAT- The
steamer Mauritania rescued captain
P.neha4, AMI fifteen members q she
80 s+-ar they had spent Eve DAYS
~ an 51sa b5ar striving 70 reach land,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-05

SALT LAKE, J-aL. AGu~- 1S--{9ev-
e-no-S- ~ raezE re>5E-a-lyes. u nine
szsse--z2.ag-ra51- P4~z1e Caa>r and north
western States net w5TA Governor Sp-y
e Utah -asav Ee oussIza plans whereby
he rights q those States - tAelz natu-
"a resources may Ge preserved and
-Ae4E Interests protected Z tie annual
national conservation congress which
meets in ST Paul September 5.
Among those who arrived here last
night an6 today . participate II the
meeting are Governor NJ Z Hay Of
Washington. Governor r, 2, Brooks Of
Wyoming. Z \. Macarthur, speaker Of
tie Oregon legislature and representa-
tive 81 Governor T. Rowe-rlan; R. L
Wheeloek. private secretary - Gov
sofa: Congressman Julius kah1 % San
Francisco. representative of Governor J.
i \. o Ilert: + r. Calbreath- II. a Den
ve-. representative II Governor John
7 >hafro-ha: Governor ! H Brady and
] Senator William E Borah ~ Idaho.
and 4 Z E5-her representative Of
| Ne fsnge has been ST Tor the adjourn
z tLcEI q rAP governors meeting cut Ii
i certain that TIE matter Of the con-
i Ss-vac.en policy VII - thoroughly as
e1Sses} ana some action q which al
/ vii agree VII Re taken.
/ The present meeting was called by
/ Governor Hay q Washington, who be-
.eyes the East S not playing fair IN
handling the n2atte- o conservation Of
1 natural resources He : ou-spoken On
! he subject. ana his primary reason for
calling the meeting was e form q plan
whereby the So-eallej northwestern
idea nav lse presented re the congress.
+ This 3sea j. briefly, thar the States
themselves Shauld have charge Of and
the disposition Of their resources.
I Governor Hay classes the attitude Of
some O. the eastern conseTvationises as
alarming 70 the West. and declares 1t
looks Ike deliberate attempt 20 rob
the western States of their resources.
ana have tb5se resources administered
f-osg1 the national capital for the benes-
y the nation n large. AMI not fo- the
good q rhe States in which the re
sources are located.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-06-15
ANOTHER KNOT Is TIED
IN DAIZELLBLACK CASE

consressman's Opponent In Recent
Election Gets Injunction TO Prevent
7 csrtIhcatIon Of Nomination.
PITTsBURG, Pa. June l4-Another
knot was tied today In the tangled
night Of John Dalzell. right hand
henchman OF Uncle Joe" Cannon
against threatened political extinction
when Judge Josiah Cohen granted q
temporary Injunction restraining the
county commissioners from certifying
the nomination OF Dalzell TO the sec
rotary OF the commonwealth.
The Injunction was granted on
petition OF DR.. Robert J. Black. DIAL
zells insurgent opponent who thus
ties up the disposition Of the contest
until the court passes on his demand
for recount The next move Will
be the Arguments on Friday on the
injunction asked by Dalzell. restrain
ing the county commissioners from
recounting the ballots in the districts
where fraud Is alleged by Black.
Harvey Evans. one OF the primary
judges In the Dalzell district In out
today on $500 bail. held for criminal
court on a charge Of counting four
votes for Dalzell that were cast for
Black. Black is canvassing the whole
district and further fraud prosecutions
may result.