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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-06-18
Invariably.

Invariably.
When I looked over my mall" said
one young author, there was nothing
In 1t excepting bills or rejected manu-
scripts"
I know" replied the other: ITS
always either something due or
nothing doing"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-06-18

Thtrty-four Dead; Thirteen Printers.
Montreal.-The addition Of five
names to the list Of missing of those
who were in the Herald building Tues
day now makes 1t practically certain
that the death list will run up to thir-
ty-four.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-06-18
WAsnINoroN.

The japanese government Friday
will renounce the existing treaty with
the United States to revise and bring
up to date its whole fabric Of foreign
treaties.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-06-18
Acquitted Of Murder charoe.

Tombstone. Ariz.-Captain Stephen
O'Connor. U. s. A.. retired, was ac-
quilted Tuesday night Of the murder
of DR.. A. s. Russell.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-06-18
Voted for Water svstem.

Carbondale.-The proposition to
vote $27,500 for water system was
carried at the election Tuesday by a
vote of 35 to G.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1910-06-18
COLORADO STATE NEWS

exception of Sundays, Sept. 4th and
1lth.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-31
FERRIS PLANS
AVIATION TOUR
PROMOTER WILL TRY TO Sc.
CURE RECORD BREAKERS
Los Angeles Theatrical Man on Way
to New Orleans to Get PauIhan
to Consent to Join Aerial
Troupe

Not discouraged because the Southern
Pacific train which departs from the
Arcade station at Gas a. m. pulled out
without them yesterday morning, Mr..
and Mrs. Dick Ferris left at o'clock
yesterday afternoon for New Orleans,
where the man who made Los Angeles
aviation week a success will endeavor
to arrange an aviation tour that will
include every large city in the United
States.
Charles K. Hamilton and c. f. Will
lard. with Curtiss biplanes, and Roy
knabenshue and Lincoln Beachy with
their dirigibles, already have consented
TO accompany Ferris in case the Los
Angeles promoter closes with Cleary,
who is manager for Paulhan, the
Fccnch aviator.
"This will be the greatest tour of it's
kind ever made" said Ferris yester-
day, as he waited for the train 10 oct
under way. Il do not expect 10 Gu
counter much difficulty in closing the
deal with Cleary If am successful IN
this, we shall give the world such an
exhibition as never before mas peeif
Witnessed
Louis Puulhan, the French aviator,
and his manager, Edward Cleary, will
reach New Orleans about the first OF
next week and an immediate consulta-
ton with Ferris will be held.
Ferris to Direct Affairs
"AI that I shall do concluded Fer
ris as the engine whistled, will be to
arrange the meets at the various cities,
to see that our troupe is properly ad-
vertised and to share in the profits"
While it is not by any means as
sured that Cleary and Paulhan will
consent to accompany Ferris, it is
probable a quartet of aviators con-
sisting of Willard, Hamilton, Beachy
and Knabenshue will do so, should
Ferris be unable to satisfy the demands
Of Cleary.
Many of the southern cities probably
will be visited this winter in addition
to several in Mexico. There also is a
possibility that Ferris will take his
aviators into South America, although
no definite plan of campaingn has been
outlined.
The tour will continue into next fall
so that every city of the United States
will have an opportunity to view ma
chimes and aviators whose records
have, startled the world. Although
both Mr. and Mrs. Ferris will accom-
panv the aViators for the first few
weeks it is likely that Ferris will be
able to manage the entire trip from
Los Angeles
Should negotiations fail, Mr. and
Mrs. Ferris probably will take an ex-
tended trip. touring Jamaica, Cuba ana
the Atlantic coast
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-31
WOMAN TRIES TO
SAVE DOG; KILLED
SEEKS TO RESCUE HER PET,
IS STRUCK BY TRAIN
Mrs. j. NJ. McDaniels of Los Angeles
Is Crushed to Death by
Train Near San Ber-
nardino
Especial to The Herald. ]

SAN BERNARDINO, Ian 20--Ias 2 =
oee.,..4 4--,susvr IIer IICIle cog from dealn
beneath the wheels of a Santa Fe pas
senger train Mrs. J. w. McDaniels of
Los Angeles, mother of " Dntana
Kid" the prize fighter, was struck and
killed this morning by the locomotive
at Victoria, suburb of San Bernardo
no. The dog was given to Mrs. Nc
Daniels as a Christmas gift.
No one witnessed the accident in
which the woman and her dog lost
their lives and the men in the cab of
the locomotive did not know until the
train reached the depot in this city
that they had struck Il human being.
While looking his engine over prep
aratory to departing for Los Angeles
the fireman found a piece of torn
clothing, splattered with blood, cling
ing to the front end of the locomo-
tive. The crew of the next train was
notified to look out for some one, in
jured or dead, alongside the track.
Half an hour after the woman was
killed the engineer of this train found
her body where she had been thrown
when struck.
The fireman of the train that struck
the woman saw he little dog, bewil
dered by the rushing locomotive bear
ing down lpon it, hestiating a mo-
ment too long and then go to its
death beneath the wheels. Neither the
engineer, on whose side the body was
found, nor the fireman saw the woman,
who evidently was in the act of reach
ing out for her pet when struck and
killed by the pilot of the engine.
Mrs. McDaniels, with her husband
and son, were camping nearby. The
others did not know she met her death
until after the undertaken reached the
scene. The husband fought to get into
the dead wagon and wanted to kill
himself.
The accident occurred at 1890 and
on straight piece of track, at the
crossing of the railroad and Tippeca-
noe street.
The woman, with her husband and
son, had been making and peddling
willow baskets in this vicinity. They
have been here only a week, and travel
from place to place.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-31
SPORTING

Great crowds attend Sunday afternoon
workout by Jim Flynn at Southside club.
PAGE
Freddie Welsh leaves London February
for Los Angeles to force Battling Mel
into mstch PAGE
Battling Nelson, lightweight champion of
world, arrives in Los Angeles this morn
ing for brief stay. PAGE
Monte Attell shows cold feet in negotia-
tions for fight with Webster and hag-
giles over hour for making weight
PAGE
Jockeys Schillng and Page disciplined for
rough riding at Juarez races, former .
drawing weeks suspension. PAGE
John d. Marsh arrives and spins Off ten
miles in workout at Agricultural park.
while st. Yves rests for day PAGE
Angels beat colored Trilbys to before
good crowd at Chutes Park. Briswalter
twirls no-hit innings and retres. PAGE
Rife and revolver clubs are shooting tel
egraphic matches in National Rifle assoc
citation contests throughout the country.
PAGE
Dorando beats Hayes in Marathon race
at San Francisco after latter has led for
twenty-six miles. PAGE
Jockeys Of prominence are being grabbed
up and reserved by contract by prom
inent horse owners who pay prncely
salaries retainers. PAGE
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-31
LOS ANGELES

Motorman has vision of holdup and the
police are rushed to railroad cut near
Macy street viaduet. PAGE 3
Spokane merchant dies in station; Russ
HotehSiss stricken with heart dis
ease. PAGE 3
Civic workers to see political play.
shakeup of police begun by acting
Chief of Police Dixon in removal of
two patrolmen from the Chinatown
squad and changing about districts
of two sergeants. PAGE 5
Dick Ferris plans TO make aviation
tour of cities of United States and
Mexico with troupe of expert aerial
pilots. PAGE /
Air cleared by Gov. Ginett's action.
Sacramento. PAGE 8
Detective finds lost woman in beach
cottage; was close to death from
starvation. PAGE 1
A. Montgomery, farmer painter" says
art is religion that knows no stand
ards. PAGE 12
New St Miehaers church dedicated by
Bishop Conaty. PAGE l.
Fellowship minister says Lee deserves
niche in nations pantheon at Wash
ington PAGE Il
Unitarian minister sees hope for fu-
ture in ideals; says merciless energy
of trust heads is perverted idealism.
PAGE Il
Christian Endeavor rally held in First
United Presbyterian church. PAGE IL
Los Angeles belboy buys 40-acre or
ange grove near Riverside. PAGE .
Editorial and Haskin's letter PAGE 4
Theaters and dramatic criticisms. PAGE )
Classified advertising. PAGES 10 and II
Mines and oil fields. PAGE 3
Sports. PAGES and Z
Automobiles PAGE s
City brevties. q PAGE 5
Churches. PAGE 12
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-31
GIGANTIC BATTLE
OF CAPITAL AND
LABOR IMMINENT
Great Struggle Is Probable
Between Operators and
the Coal Miners
HIGHER PAY IS ASKED
Employers Will Not Yield
to Demands and Clash
Seems Inevitable
HIGHER PAY IS ASKED
IAssociated Pressl


T INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 30.-One of the
greatest industrial battles in the
a history of the United States i'm
pends, in the belief of the leaders of
the United Mine Workers of America.
The convention of the organization,
which has been in session for two
weeks, win adjourn tomorrow night,
and it is probable a majority of the
100 delegates will go to Toledo for the
joint conference with the bituminous
operators of western Pennsylvania,
Ohio and Indiana, which will open
Tuesday.
This conference will negotiate a
wage contract for these districts to go
into effect April 1 but, as the tri-state
contract is to be the basis of uniform
contracts in all other districts of the
United States and Canada, it may be
determined tomorrow that most or all
soft coal miners assembled here should
take part in the Toledo conference.
Operators Refuse to Yield
Mine operators, according to reports,
will not yield to demands for an in
crease in wages, and some take the
stand that conditions warrant a de-
crease.
Sentiment in the Miners union is
unanimously for a general strike, if
the operators refuse a wage increase
of at least 10 per cent.
Western Pennsylvania miners stand
for 20 per cent increase, on the ground
the settlement of their recent strike
against the Pittsburg Coal company re-
suited in decrease of 10 per cent from
the wage contract signed by the last
joint tri-state conference.
The wage scale committee of the
Miners union will report tomorrow. 1t
is expected the day will be passed by
the convention in formulating the con-
tract to be presented to the operators
TueSdaV
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-31
FINDS LOST WOMAN
IN A BEACH HOUSE
Detective Remembers Description
Stranger Had Lived Six Days
on Few Apples in the
Cottage

Subsisting for six days on apples,
Mrs. Florence Wallace, wife of DIR. w.
S. Wallace, 924 West Eighteenth street,
and has been missing since January
"a, was found yesterday morning at
Redondo Beach, in a cottage owned by
William M. Ingram, a detective of the
Los Angeles police department.
The discovery of Mrs. Wallace was
surprise to the detective, hut he i'm
mediately recognized the woman as one
who had been reported missing fror
her home in Los Angeles since Janu-
ary "a.
When found Mrs Wallace was in a
famished and exhausted condition and
could not tell her name or place Of
residence. After receiving proper
nourishment and rest she told her
name and address and Detective IN
gram notified her husband, who went
to Redondo Beach yesterday afternoon
and brought his wife to his Los An
geles home.
Late last night it was stated at the
Wallace home that Mrs. Wallace was
resting comfortably, although her con-
dition is regarded as serious as the re-
suit of not partaking of substantial food
for several days.
1t is believed that Mrs. Wallace is
suffering from mental alteration, as
several months ago, she created a
scene by attempting to commit suicide
by jumping ofe the pier at Santa Mon
lea. She was rescued with difficulty
and for weeks was kept under surVeil-
lance.
1t was thought that she had recovered
entirely, but on the morning of Janu-
ary "a she left her home to go to a
nearby grocery store, wheeling her IL
month-old by. She entered the store
at sixteenth and Georgia streets by the
front door and disappeared out of a
rear door. When she did not return,
the police were notified and the baby,
who had been left in his carriage, was
taken to the home of DR.. Wallace.
The only report received by the
police was that a woman answering
the description of the missing Mrs.
Wallace was seen to board Redondo
Beach car.
Yesterday morning Detective In
gram. accompanied by his wife. went
to Redondo Beach to pass the day at
his cottage and on entering it was
surprised to find woman, weak and
evidently suffering from lack of nour-
ishment, in one of the beds in the
cottage. The woman could not give
aa account of her whereabouts. Re-
membering the description of the wo-
man as published in the police bulle-
tin, Detective Ingram recognized Mrs.
Wallace.
window in the rear of the cot
tage, which is at sos Beach row. was
found open, showing the method which
Mrs. Wallace used in gaining entrance.
Although there was plenty of fire
wood in the house, no eatables except
apples had been left since Ingram
vacated the cottage last october.
Neighbors in the vicinity of the cot
tage stated that they had not seen
Mrs Wallace about or did not see her
enter the cottage. Her condition was
such that it is believed that only the
casual visit of Detective Ingram
saved her life.
DR.. Wallace was overcome at the
discovery, but pleased that his wife
is alive. and stated that every at
tention will be paid to her in the
future, in order to restore her shat
tered nervous system.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-31
EASTERN

Mine at Cherry, ILL.,. where many work.
men were killed by gases, will be un-
sealed today. PAGE 2
Gigantic battle between operators and
mine employees Is expected in east
ern coal districts. PAGE l
Food prices may soon be probed by
congressional committee. PAGE l
Republicans in congress fail to redeem
pledges made to people before cleo
ton PAGE
Railroad president urges men employed
by his company to cooperate with
him. PAGE
McI4achlan in effort TO free himself of
certain suspicious will subject CLAWS
to grueling examination. PAGE 3
Horse meat sold for human consump-
ton in Illinois. PAGE
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-31
NEW YORK DISTANCES ALL
IN USE OF HYDRAULIC POWER
State Water Supply Commission So
Claims in Fifth Annual
Report

ALBANY, n, Y, Jan. 90.-New York
distances all other states in the gross
total of hydraulic power in use. ac-
cording to the fifth annual report Of
the state water supply commission.
The commission estimates that l.
100000 horse power can be developed
on interior streams of New York, with
out counting Niagara and st. Law
renee rivers.
1t says this great reserve of power,
equal to nearly a third of ali the water
power in use in the United States, is
sufficient to displace all power now de-
rived from coal and to provide the
state with all the motive power it will
need for as many years as one can
foresee.
The commission estimates that wa
ter energy now running waste has a
yearly value of at least $15,000,000
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-31
GOV. FREAR OF HAWAII
Will REMAIN IN OFFICE
Chief Executive of lnsuIar Province
Says He Does Not Intend
to Resign

HONOLULU, Jan. Ex-Governor
Frear has made a statement to the ef-
feet that he will not resign as execu-
tive.
Following the news of President
Tafts nominations for vacancies in the
local judiciary, there were reports that
the governor intended to offer his res
ignation to President Taft.
Governor Frear's final statement was
to the effect that he had considered
possibly it was his duty as matter OF
propriety towards the president to Offer
his resignation, having been appointed
governor by Roosevelt Frear stated
that on that point the matter had beer
cleared up somewhat, and he did not
intend to resign.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-31
RAILROAD PRESIDENT
URGES COOPERATION

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Jan. S0.-Mu-
tual cooperation and information as to
the work of the company for employees
were discussed tonight by President
MelIen of the New York, New Ha-
ven & Hartford railroad at the con-
yention of the Brotherhood of Loco
motive Firemen and Enginemen.
Mr. Mellen began by calling atten-
tion to the existence Of a new and un-
heralded labor organization in Con-
necticut, namely, the Association of
Railroad Presidents. of which he him
self was president, treasurer, secretary
(Lsntinued Pngo rwOy
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-31
FOREIGN

Liberal party opposes plans for coalition
as victors object to dctation by oppo-
nents. House of lords will be reformed.
PAGE
Nicaragua. PAGE
japanese poachers kill many birds for
plumage. PAGE
Cuban negroes to organize political party
as a result of agitation. PAGE
Ghous add to horrors wrought by fury
of waters in recent floods in Paris and
other portions of France PAGE
Gov. Frear of Hawaii says he will not
resign PAGE
Former President Zelaya on his way
from Mexico to Brussels PAGE
French cruiser goes ashore off the
Moroccan coast and Is believed to- be
doomed PAGE
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-31
AMERICAN RAlLROADERS IN
MEXICO EXPECTED TO 0>STRIKE
Conductors and Engineers Confer
with Management and Poll Is
to Be Taken

LAREDO, Texas. Jan. 3O.-Aceord-
ing to a telegram from Mexico city,
the committee of American railroad
conductors and engineers that has been
in conference with the management OF
the National Railways of Mexico lelt
tonight for their several headduarters'
Immediately upon their arrival
poll will be taken of employees to de-
termine their action. Railroad men
here are convinced the men VIII pe
nracticallv a unit for resignation, and
It is believed that q general walkout
will occur soon.
II is said locally that the engineers
are acting in full accord with the con-
ductors and that such dissension as
may have at first existed has been
settled.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-31
PETITION is DENIED

PEKING, j.. 3O.-An imperial ediet-
issued today denies the petition re-
Gently submitted by the representatives
of the provincial assemblies, who are
now in Peking, asking for the early
establishment OF a parliament. Ths
throne adheres TO the original plan of
an imperial assembly now and the
establishment of a parliament at the
end of nine years, according to the
constitutional scheme.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-31
SOUTH CALIFORNIA

Brilliant and odd barn dance given at the
Beale place in Santa Barbara PAGE 10
Mother of Montana Kid" the prize
fighter killed while trying to save pet
dog PAGE /
Pasadena school board to consider mat
ter Of high school bond election. PAGE 10
DIR. r. 3. Hughes, father of Pasadena
pastor, breaches in sons pulpit. PAGE 10
Crowded conditions of Pomona schools to
be relieved by new buildings. PAGE 10
Hollywood trustees closing up business
preparatory to turning affairs over to
Los Angeles city council PAGE 10
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-31
MINING AND OIL

Monterey pipe line runs 14,OOO barrels since
repaired PAGE 0
Godfeld Annex shaft is still being sunk
on rich ore PAGE
Portervlle may be oil bearing region.
PAGE 9
Mint mine in Copper Basin, Arizona, will
install reduction plant. PAGE 0
Standard Midway gasser may supply Kern
river field PAGE 9
New company will work two Tramp Con-
solidated claims on lease. PAGE 8
Canadians buy oil land In Coalinga field.
PAGE Q
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-31
APPREHENSION FELT FOR
SAFETY OF MILLIONAIRE

ALTON. H., Jan. S0,-Friends in this
citv are worried for the safety of c. t.
sparks. a millionaire mining man, and
his family, in the belief that the. yacht
Willena, wrecked off the Florida coast,
may be the boat in which the family
has been cruising in the Guf of Mexico.
Sparks, with his wife. son and daugh-
ter left November 10 in a new ocean
going yacht which had not been
christened. The last heard of the party
was two weeks ago when it was re-
ported at Hobe sound. Florida coast.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-31
Wrecked YACHT IDENTIFIED

APALACHICOLA, Fla, Jan. 30.7-
the wreck reported on st. Andrews
bar in Fridays storm has been identi-
fed as the yacht Willena of St. Louis,
bound for Havana, Cuba. She was
temporarily disabled and in tow of q
tug. but, parting her cable, she at
tempted to make St Andrews and
went ashore. The tug then put to sea
with all aboard and made port safely
in St Joseph bay. The Willena is q
total loss.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-31
COAST

Revival of tong war in Chinatown, San
Francisco. is likely. PAGE 2
Paulhan unable to attain great height
at Salt Lake because of atmospheric
conditions. PAGE 2
Steamer Manchuria arrives in San
Francisco with 400 Asiatics who viii
work California railroads. PAGE 2
Hamilton flies In arship over Kern
county oil fields. PAGE ?
Phoenix preparing for big aviation meet.
PAGE 2
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-31
INDEX OF
HERALD'S NEWS
TODAY
FORECAST

For Los Angeles and vicinity: Fair
Monday; light southwest wind. Max
imum temperature yesterday 20 de-
grees; minimum temperature 43 de-
grees.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-12-09
SAC COUNTY SUPPLIES
WORLD WITH POPCORN

Odebolt, Ia, Dec. AIT Odebolt Is be-
ing marketed and cribbed practically the
~,eria'S supply OF popcorn as sac county
has the name and Odebolt the reputation
OF being the greatest popcorn raising coun-
ty and station for marketing the grain in
the west. At present there is stored in
the nine or ten gigantic popcorn cribs here
fully 10000 to 10000 bushels of the rice
popcorn, all raised In 1910 by the thrifty
Sac farmers.
The crop will be stored in the cribs here
for a year then the bulk OF the stuff will
be shipped east to Boston and New York,
the great number of buyers being In the
state OF Massachusetts where the confec-
TONERS utilize Immense quantities OF pop
corn in making the bricks so commonly
sold all over the country.
The gathering Of the corn has proven a
profitable occupation for the pickers who
are paid IS cents per bushel for husking
and as the work is plenty q great many
of the town boys ave been enabled to
realize considerable spending money by
their fall work In the popcorn field.
The corn has brought SIS in the Odebolt
market and buyers from Chicago and 9TH
Ell ~cehters are coming TO the town and
constructing cribs for the holding of the
corn.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1910-12-09
RADICAL CHANGES IN
DAKOTA SCHOOL CODE
ARE BEING PLANNED
Provide a Separate Levy and
Make superintendent an
Adviser to Regents.

Pierre, S. D., Dec. 1.-The proposed
new school code which will be pre-
scented to the legislature is a radical
departure from the present system. 1t
puts the general educational system OF
the state under the direction of the
state board Of regents of education,
instead Of the state superintendent Of
instruction, who, d the new plan
would be an advisory board instead OF
an executive officer. 1t also sets aside
the present system Of certification OF
teachers through markings by the state
department. While the substitute for
such a plan may be plain enough in
the minds OF the trainers of the new
law. others gay the plan 70 be suDsti-
tuted appears vague n uncertain as
70 Just what method Is to be fol-
lowed.
Under provision for school districts
10 be governed by district boards.
which districts are to comprise coun-
ties as the unit, with smaller districts
where the counties contain cities, he
people Of each local school are to Sc
ject a school director. no is to be
their representative before the school
board. without, however, any voting
power In the deliberations of the
board.
Instead of direct state appropriations
for the maintenance of the state educa-
tionaI institutions, the cod provides
for their support by q direct a levy
TO be large enough to meet the de-
mands Of such institutions and to be
kept separate from and handled out
side OF the state general fund. This
proposition has been before several leg
~islative sessions, but has never had
enough strength to get favorable
action.