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Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-02-25
STRUCK BY CAR.

Miss Stella Barry, of laos Brook
street, was hit by street car at
Fourth and Walnut streets on
Wednesday. She was removed to
the home of her cousin, ]. C. Gnau,
1915 Everett avenue, where her
injuries were dressed. 1t is not be-
lieved that she will be permanently
disabled.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-02-25
SCOT HINT.

When SCOT blows all over your
best loved rug or carpet. before nov
ing around In the room throw corn
meal on the floor, starting on a
spot where there is no SCOT, and the
cornmeal being heavy lifts the SCOT
and blows Il ahead OF the broom,
and can be swept off without leaving
a trace
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-02-25
NICE PROMOTION.

Jerry Driscoll, for several years a
very responsible agent OF the claim
department of the Louisville Il Nash
vile Railroad Company, has severe
his connections with that company
to assume a more lucrative position
in the claim department of the Hen
'derson Route. His host of friends
wish Jerry all the success in the
world.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-02-25
GLASS AT LEBANON.

Lebanon Council. Knights OF
Columbus. initiated a class Of thirty
one last Sunday. There were many
visiting Knights from Bardstown,
Elizabethtown, Louisville and ada
cent points. In the evening there
was banquet served in Kentucky
style. Judge ii. w. Riyes acted as
POSTMASTER. The speakers were
the Rev, Father j. A. Hogarty. Con-
gressrrafi Ben Johnson. John Talbot.
OF Barcstown: and ID. NJ. Cooper. of
Elizabethtown.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-02-25
MOTION PICTURES.

The Casino and Orpheum have
bills for next week that will attract
wide attention. Each picture will
prove a feature and all are from
first run films. At both there will
be the usual entire change of pro-
gramme and in addition the latest
illustrated songs.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-02-25

days. This arrange
ment was announced on Wednesday
after a meeting of the Kentucky
State Racing Commission at Lexing-
ton. The best horses in the country
will be brought here for the races.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-02-25
QuIrE A 6yr.

The corporation OF dublin has re-
iuced the salary Of John J. Farrell.
The Lord Mayor. from \ $4,000 TO
$4,000 a year. ~-k out pf $4,000
per snnum IL rathef sevkre. The
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-02-25
RESUMES AUDIENCES.

Cable advices on Tuesday an
nouzced that Pope Plus had recov-
cred from an attack of influenza and
had resumed audiences. His general
health Is excellent.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-02-25

The spring race meeting OF the
New Louisville Jockey Club at
Churchill Downs will open en- satur-
day. May IS, and win continue
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-02-25

Pour teaspoonf&l Of paresorie
on shelf. Add : halh tea.poonful OF
parogoric TO this each week and the
ants win not bother ybu.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-02-25

abandon official entertainments and
viii live frugally in his modest sub
urban home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-22

Nbss caused MS Nspap yer earnestly to yocat the election Of
ANDREW sckson TO the presidency IN 1882. and il "a his support which
Gus o x o Iarze a Democratic OF in the State Of Connecticut
Nm ne employee as editor Major Horace Norton. and after JacksOns election
inc sura Norton. unknown to Niles. 20 support FOR nomination as
pos,mas,er on Hartford The pst Niles knew VI this a the announcement
been appointed postmaster OF Hartford.
That announcement made Niles YER angry Within a few hours he
started Tor Washinston he called upon President Jackson to protest against
ue appointment OF Norton - postmaster. saying that II anybody connected
h Times deserved that once il wa he
jackson VA 4 good deal embarrassed by the situation bt he
Tesny admired, e psrsiseney and fairness with which John NJ. Niles made
MS protest Immediately entertained a strong liking Tor te man. There.
ore he az asst told Mr. Niles that II Norton was willing to accept another
ONCE equally good. from the salary point OF view. he would transfer him from
IN Hartford P9stohcs to such once. and Immediately appoint Mr. Niles
"a found fol- Norton in the roston customs house. and that led to business
tune by certain business venture.
Niles a nominated postmaster OF Hartford in Norons place. ut SO
strongly had Jackson been impressed with Niles character that when a va
Icaney CURE In the Federal Senate. due TO the death OF me u n Cn
nectSut Senators Jackson caused an intimaton to be sent 10 Connecticut
that ne would be greatly pleased ~ John NJ. Niles were appointed TO iii the
vacancy That appointment "a made and almost as a direct result OF the
quarrel over the Hartford postmastershp John NJ. Niles became United
States Senator
While Senator. Niles <ainel the friendship OF Martin Van Burep who
nonss MIN te nos likely Democrat in the State II Connecticut
Therefore. Nn Buren, at the first opportunity offered him the pst Of Post.
master General and in that post he served until the end OF Van Burens 'ad
mnistrsuon.
Il have often thought of this incident II shows IN how little a thing.
sometimes. a great and successful career Is based"
tCopyrisht; 1911, by v } Edwards All rights reserved
Tomorrow Mr. Edwards Will tell "A Story OF the Friendship OF rhoeau
and Hawthorne"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-22
MR.. SCOTT IN THE RANKS.

Senator SCOTS positive determine
ton not 10 be a candidate for the Re
publican nomination for governor will
be received with regret by a great
many Republicans in West Virginia
Many who were AZ one time opposed
TO Senator SCOTS legitimate aspira-
lions to succeed himself. now realize
the necessity OF vigorous and expert
enced leadership. and will he glad TO
see him take his old place at the
head OF the party organization. Mr.
Scott. however. feels that his ad.
vanced age and health are such that
he would not be justified in plunging
into the difficulties Of a prolonged
political campaign. and moreover. he
has no ambition 10 be governor OF
West Virginia Nevertheless. y. y.
Scott will be heard from IN the cam.
paign next year. lie Is n loyal Re.
publican. He has always supported
Republican candidates. whether those
candidates we're OF his making or not
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-22

advertise 10 the world what their next
move Will be. and Mr.. CornwelIs
burning anxiety does not necessarily
entitle him 10 the full confidence Of
the attorneys who represent the
state in this case. As a matter OF
fact. the supreme court OF the United
States has indicated conclusively that
II does not expect any action on the
part OF the state OF West Virginia
until after the meeting OF the Iegis-
lature in 1913. That being the case.
why and wherefore all the disturbance
that Mr.. Cornwell Is seeking TO
create? In 1913. the legislature Of
West Virginia will be in session. ~
will have authority and power 10 act.
and the members OF thai legislature
will have full Information as 70 every.
thing that has happened previous 20
its meeting
The Virginia debt case Is In safe
hands so far as The honor and in
tegrity OF West Virginia are con
cerned. There will be no surrender
OF "A single right or interest Of the
state. There will be no compromise
until every possible means OF resist
ance have been exhausted: and II
there II compromise and conference
Of any kind. the whole people Of West
Virginia will be we'll informed 49, TO
the conditions thereof. In the mean
while. Il may be well for the specu-
lators who bought up these Virginia
debt certificates and who have
counted upon an easy mulctlng Of the
state Of West Virginia 20 the extent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-22
Uncle Walt
The Poet PHILOSOPHER

Iu arc broodng sad eyed friend. DER the grefs YOU must en-.
oure' you nave troubles without end. you're neglected. YOU arc roor.
YOU must bear a heavy load. unassisted. on your
IHt DOLEtUL back. and you're weary Of the road. and your
DUMPS lvers out Of ubaek And 4, aft -.
this, you with selfshness are fraught: and you'll
never sample bliss TIL you change your mode Of thought. Think Of
DINERS nov and then when the tears run down your neck. IN this
great gray world Of men you are but a little spcek. On Us "a this
planet goes. as twill journey when you die and your picayunish woes
ar not worth q single sigh. Think Of others when YOU feel like a
martyr boiled in lie; think o. others Who conceal suffering beneath a
smile Think Of men Who brsvely scrap all their lives without q
whine, and you'll Ncken Of the chap who will murmur and rerine
lh'nk OF someone YOU can ard. think Of someone YOU can cheer. and
the crouch YOU wear will fade. and youH smile from car To car
WALT MASON.
copyrEhL 1911 ~ Geo Matthew Adsms.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-22

tors and collect the amount levied
against ~ direct from the people the
ltoNleW therefore. regards 10 as n most
serious situation. ~ insists that the
governor. the board or public works and
the one hundred and fifty Thousand dol
lar ATTORNEYS representing tho stp.e
should tdse their clients, the people into
their confidence and tell them Where
Ws are at" and complying with the
courts recommendation Tor = conference
TIVE the two states On the Interest.
In the first place. it a be- re-.
marked that the Intelligence has
never advised reputation and de.
fiance. What It has said is that II is
the duty OF this state TO resist the
collection OF these debt certificates
so long as reasonable resistance Is
possible. and the . OF resistance
have by no means been exhausted.
The eminent lawyer referred Ia by
Mr.. Cornwell may have given him
such an opinion. but n he did. his
opinion Is at variance with the opin.
ion Of every other eminent LAWYER
in the state Of West Virginia. and dis.
agrees with the practice and pro-
cedure OF the supreme court In the
past. Now ~ 10 Mr. CornwelTs per.
slstent howl for the state admins.
tration TO tell him or some one else
what IL Intends 10 do. The state ad-
minisiraiion doubtless has a definite
program. but a. NAV not be- wise TO
tell Mr. CornVcll and every one else
what IL intends 10 DO. Ordinarily.
lawyers engaged In a contest do not
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-22

OF some seven or eight million dollars.
10 know that there Is no sentiment
in West Virginia in favor OF an easy
surrender 70 them: that this state
Will resist organized robbery TO the
last ia spite OF the insinuations. back
biting and %treachery OF a handful OF
~disgruntled politicians. who seek TO
draw political advantage from an un
just attack upon the credit and in.
terest OF their own state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-22

We welcome the Mcdowell Re
corder 70 the fields OF West Virginia
Journalism. FIRST. because Il is a
bright. newsy and attractive news
paper. and second. because 1t is
edited by that pioneer journalist and
veteran editor. Col !. j. Swope. The
Recorder is a good paper. II has a
good editor. and the combination
ought 10 be abundaatly successful.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-22
THE RIDICULOUS coRNwELL.

Mr.. John J. Cornweu persists in
making himself ridiculous as TO the
Virginia debt. Mr.. Cornwells own
record OF inconsistency has been skill.
fully and thoroughly exposed. It
shows that he has In the past taken
exactly the same position in regard
20 the Virginia debt certificates as
other public men In the state have
taken. regardless OF party. It shows
that he tMr. CornwelD voted Al least
twice against any recognition OF The
Virginia debt certificates. This has
been the traditional attitude OF the
state OF West Virginia. Holding to
such a position. the state government
could do nothing else than resist 10
the utmost the suit brought by the
Virginia certificate holders. through.
out the state OF Virginia before the
supreme court. Now Mr. CornweII,
In n general effort TO make aslittle
political capital. PUSHES info print
many times criticlslng the state ad-
ministration for this very line ~
action. and demanding to know what
81 is going to do Here IL a sample
OF his latest enusion
The 1ntelliCenCer advises reputation
otthe supreme courts iudemeut ard
defiance ~ ifs orders ono ~ tfe u1si
eminent lawyers IN tho tnuntrv. iu no
way connected with the case. b. author.
w Tor the statement that tho supreme
court has power 20 send out taK eoiiec.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-22

lie has NOT limited b contributions
OF his strength and his to the
support Of individuals who were his
FIRST choice lie has accepted the will
OF III party and has been governed
by IT, Next year he will be found in
the Republican ranks battling as
vigorously as ever for party victory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-22

1T VI VIE uhu isaac TOusey OCCUPIED. They Were.
'ol Lnow. Great Democratic Senator's from Connecticut
AMI both o. them became embers OF the cabinet o,
he Democratic president"
You are. or course. especially Interested in John
VI Niles since he was al one time an editor Of your
Newspaper I said.
yes. thsf Is true. Mr.. Burr replied. Niles. how.
ever. vas never the editor. but he was the publisher
and owner, In fact. the founder. OF the newspaper You
may De interested in hearing the story OF the peculiar
quarrel WHICH really resulted in making the political ca
reer OF john NJ Niles, as well as opening up a business
iu'ute thn' Vas very successful TO the man with whom
he quarrsled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-22
New News of Yesterday

by z. !. Edwarea)

~ closing day Of tbs session of Congress which ended OF, March a..
49,. te late A a Burr, Who for man years as Ia proprietor n
'utor OF tbs HartfoI Times. the leading Democratic pApsr o, Connectl
Ut visited washington and II q y privilege to meet him in IN nress
eaNtfy of M Senate Mr Bur a intensely Interested in "a sena, no
eeeaings M asked N o Identify for him some OF the Leading senators on
each side OF the chamber ~ '"
! SIX hin how Il hsi pened IA ne was unfamiliar With he personalt,
paper or criticised
II Is a long line since have been In Washington" Mr. Sur said II
wish l coud have pointed VA to me he eats in tn senafa arb " t,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-22

The visit OF the safety committee
Of the -. a o. X. X. TO various points
in West Virginia ihis week calls al
tention 10 the important new policy
undertaken by the r. & O. manage
ment. The y 4 o.. the safest road
10 travel on." is TO be the motto OF
the b. & O. and certainly effective
steps are being taken to realize that
motto.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-22

Is Mr.. John J. Cornvell retained as
journalistic counsel" for the holders
OF the Virginih debt certificates
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-09-28

Messers Glad-'one and Doig ~i'h Nj
S an took t ip t, Gunni son in the
nutom,b T. Sunday.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-09-28
ADDITIONAL loca, S
The September WoMAN's HOME

The September WoMAN's HOME
CoMPANloN is the advance fall
sshion number of that periodical
It contains an immense amount
of fashion news that will interest
and be of practical service to wo-
men Grace Margret Gould, who
conducts the fashion department
of the CHAMPION, does her work
admirably: that i S, her object
seems to be-not to present fash
ion in a way that will influnce
women to waste moneb on clio hes
but in a way to show the great
mass of women how they may
dress fashionably ard yet at re-
sonable cost.
On the entertainment side the
Sep.eml er Companion is an un-
usual number. Notable and lively
fiction is contributed by Alice
Brom, Annie Hamilton Donne'l
Anna Mcclure Sholl, Mary Hea-
.on worse, John d. Swane and
others.
Eight special articles, full OF
new facts and ideas, are included
The titles of some of these are
What COMPANION Resdus hii +
About The Cost Of Livi' G. >
The Boy and Some of His Opp
oniou," The Modern Womaos par
alis.," House Keeping by Ele'
,ricity." Saving Steps i" tn
/ chen"
Fourteen special departm ent
md the great IA shion, home de
coration and household features
comql te the number.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-09-28
DOUBLE WEDDING.

A double wedding occurred on
Tues day last in Delta wherein
William Jameson and Miss Clara
Gibson were one of the couples
married and William Clark and
Miss Anna Davis the other two
whose names were made one by
the marriage ceremony. All OF
the contracting parties with the
exception Ct Miss Davis grew up
from early childhood here.
The two young men having
gone to Somerset sometime ago
where they are now employed
and have homes prepared for
their brides in that prosperous
camp which lies at The upper end
of the North Fork fruit valley
and where the winters are not
nearly as long or severe as in this
locality. Our benedictions go
with both of the newly welded
couples and may happiness and
prosperity attend their ways.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-09-28
FORFEITURE N Office.

To Jol,,- Mc'Manus, his heirs, Assigns or Rep
resentatives
You arc hereby notified that have expended
during tho year OF 1909 the sum of one hundred
dollars in labor and Improvement upon the
Pioneer lode mining claim and also the same
amount during the year OF 1910 upon the said
mining claim which constitutes the annual labor
required by the government to hold the title for
the wo yea,s srecified riding to the rcs ised
Statues of the Tnitea Staies in section number
PEA concerning the annual labor
ups'n lode uiinn- claims, the said two hundred
dollars be ins the amount required to hold The
lbovc ,an med p opertv ior the year- OF 1909 1910
The said Pioneer Lode mining claim being
located on Itaiien Mountain in the Tin-Cup
Mining District, Gunnison coun'y, Colorado
aud is duly recorded in the Office OF the clerk
aud R-cor de Of GU nison County.
And II Within nr-.v d,vs after the last pm
lcstion of this notice you nil to contribute your
o-'orti nf said expenditure as y co-owner in
the said mining claim your interest will then be-
come rroI erty Of the snb-crihcr, yonr co-owne,
who has made tile required cxi cnditure rcouir
el ~ the terms of The snid Statues OF The
uuited States
VIM Il. Neidsrhut.
First Publication Aug ard
lasillLEt; len Get. .tth
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-09-28
DR.. Miles
Nerve and Liver Pills

arc diGc-cr, from others. Mary
kinds of liver pills are impossible"
after ono trial on account of their
hsrshness. DR.. Miles Nerve and
Liver Pills do not act by sheer force
but in an easy, natural way, with,
out gIiping or undue irritation.
They are not hao.t forming.
~ tho first bottle falls 20 benefit, your
druus,st win RETURN the price. Ask him.
MILES MEDICAL CO.. Eikhart. Ind.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-09-28

WANTED-GooD HouseKEEP
lNG MAGAZINE requires the service
of representative CRESTED Butte
to look after subscription renewals
and to extend circulation by spec'a'
methods which have proved un-
sually successful. Salary and
commission. Previous experience
desirable. but not essential. Whole
me or spare time. Address, witt
reference, j. f. Fairbanks,
Good Fl ousekeepin0 Magazine,
2S1 Fourth Ave., New York City.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-09-28
"Thc Liver Z Pills Us &c.
So Naturally and
Easily"

Such = statement, coming from
the cashier of bank, shows what
confidence responsible people have
in these pills. MIR. A. l.. Wilson
alter trying them wrote:
II have used DIR. Miles Mere
crl Liver pills and alto your
Anti-Pain pills. on myself with
GOOD results. The Liver fiils
act SO naturally and 80 easily
that l scarcely know that l
I've taken pill Frequently
being trouhisi with headache l
take an Anti Pain PM and get
Immediate relief In evc.y case.
a. l.. .i--,on. Sparta. I'LL
Mr.. wilson was for Il number
c: years cashier OF the fifst
National Bank OF SPARTA
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-09-28
Local News.

Local News.
THURSDAY sEPTEM BER 28, 1911
join Kane and 10y Povin d parteo
on horse back for Sone.s Thur day
Mr. Rob rt McAll st depart d o.
Satar.ay train for Denver.
Al. ss Julia v SIS left for Jacks Cib IN
Sa urday, to spend few days.
Mr. George Russ Of l wi v. calle
Saturday.
DR.. su Ivan and wife of Gu nison
ME up Monday to p nd few days.
Richard Thompson returned from tae
Fair Monday. lie reports having fine
time.
/ Misses Ella an, Lo,ta Bottenfield
were shoppers Saturday.
Mrs C ID. Ling eft for Marble last
week where she w Il w,rk at tie hotel.
Mir C. C. McWilli ms retu ne Mon
dav f. m trip to Marble. r
Miss Gladys Boyle was home from
G ,nni ,on Saturday. She reports school
life n.
Mr. and Mrs S odgr. IS of Cement
Greek st tioi we shoppers Tuesday.
The farewell dance Frid ~ eveing wa
highly attended aud all report havine
a line tim.
Miss Svs liza Smi h departed IN Satur
day for h home in MarDs.
Miss Mari n Jameson wa v sitoi
at Gunnison Saturday and Sun lay.
Mics Olive Songer came in Monday tc
take Cara Giosons place as Hell Cir.
Misses o Songer and Agnes Glars
left FOR Jacks-Cabin Saturday o attend
lance there.
Mr. A exand II Trinidad came ir
Thursd'y to spend hi. vacation wit
his family.
Mrs ice Vo # Jacks-Ca in cam,
il Non day to fpend few days with
file ds he e.
II l. r
adjoining towns with fall mi'lerney, Mis-
Mary r siac IS left 10 charge of the
ttor' while he is gone.
socia Wednesday eveing last. a fin,
time W cni yed by all.
Messers Glad..one and Doig ~i'h NJ
S an took ip t. Cunni son in tn
nutom'b T. Sunday.
Mrs Mabel Gu rams returned last weel
from the Mont ore Fair. Mabel is IT,,
a hor,e easy.
Mis- Daisy Sams.l came down f,on
Irwin last week intend ng t, leave 10,
Pueblo to attend school but d,ptheri,
has lr ken out in the schools there.
( p. C. B 'y,s Al d family Of Gunnisor
70 lie up {, Cement Station last weel
in their au' omiiiilc. Tie first auto tina,
ha- been up Cement SAT on this year
not so I'D after all when you lo)k a
ths roads.
MIR Girls FoIitte arrived from Marb lc
Sunday, and will accept position with
The Col RADIO Supply Co. as solicitor.
Chris Is a rising and ambitious young
business man. who will not only create
commo'ion in the bus ness world, but
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-09-28

The retail clerks of Crested Butte
announce their Second Al nual Masqu' r
ade Ball for Christmas night Dec.25ib b.
,Thi, grand affair ia generally consid-
cred the event of the season.
f. Mszza, Chai man.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-09-28

Mis Mabel Gu rams returned last week
from the Mont ore Fair. Mabel is TIE
only one who LIows Low 10 slide f,,m
Lor,e easy.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-09-28

Mis- Daisy Sams-l came down f'om
Irwin last week intend ng t, leave for
Pueblo to at end school but d,ptheria
has ir ken out in the schools there.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-09-28

p. C. B y.s al d family Of Gunnison
role up {, Cement Station last week
IN their au' omihilc. Tie first auto that
ha. been up Cement Sat on this year
not so I'D after all when you look a
tn. roads.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1911-09-28

MIR Girls Folitte arrived from Marb !c
Sunday, and will accept a position with
The Col RADIO Supply Co. as solicitor.
Chris Is q rising and ambitious young
business man, who will not only create
commo'ion in the bus ness world, but
is also qualified to do some stunts with
the Young ladies hearts hereal oui Is.