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The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1911-04-20

Those Chaps" II yon don't lik
them use Nyals Cold Cream. Fo
H. NJ. Moore Company.
Single Comb Rhode Island Red egg
for sale. Stock from prize winners il
Idaho and Minnesota. Eggs for hatch
ing ST. so for Is; $500 per 100. Mrs
K. G. Phelps.
Mrs. Paul Mauser, of Camas Prai-
RE, who has been visiting for the
past ten days with her sister, Mrs.
H. B. Jones of Richfield, left Thurs
day evening for a brief visit at
Bliss before returning to her home
on the Prairie.
Tuesday nights snow and cold Is
said to be a corroboration of the
proverb that "All Is not gold that
glitters Which means, that when
there is disagreeable weather here,
and the old home back east. or vest
or north, or south, or across the
briny deep, seems to glow with the
light of clear and radiant day.
they are probably having. aAcyclone,
or a flood, or the bots, or the chol-
era morbus, or the lightning has
just killed the pet calf, or the CHG
gers have bit the baby, or something
that is a real domestic il not a pub
lie catastrophe There is SO much
worse average weather away from
here, almost any direction you want
to go, that the Richfield weathre is
really one of the real weather bu-
reau prizes.
c. w. Dempster, of Soda Springs,
state organizer and general manager
for the Fraternal Brotherhood of
America, was Richfield visitor this
week. Mr.. Dempster was secretary
Of the senate during the last legis-
lature, where he proved himself to
be good deal of a man. There
are no better friends anywhere that
his Dempster;3 none. who will do
more for friend. or stay longer on
he right of any proposition that is
light, or give the public more real
thought and endeavor when en-
rusted with position of honor or
The Recorder is
pleased to note him as one of the |
Tigorous young men who Will raise
he standard of public life in the
tate, and whom it will be a priv
lege for. any good citizen to sup
idates for public office. /
Joe Wheeler, who has been serv-
ng as deputy sheriff for the past
hree months, has resigned, and his
lace has been filled by Fred Chap
ian, of Wendell, who will be the
ornament deputy. Mr.. Wheeler,
'ho was sheriff for the two years
rior to the first of January, re-
lained In the office for while to
clip close up a lot of important bus-I
less that had been started during
is administration. He was an un-l
sually capable officer, and with the
resent sheriff. L. NJ. Tug, who was
len deputy, they made Lincoln one
the most despised counties on the
ap---from the point Of the Grim
al who hoped to do business and
It away. The good work is going
/ without halt under the new
lief, and the public sleeps calmly
night, knowing that some mighty
'od men are ON guard all the time.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1911-04-20
What Have You to Sell?

If you hsye we'll located land or q
good business proposition for sale at a
reasonable price, write me at once en-
closing self addressed stamped envel-
ope for reply Owners only. Address
] Ross
ZIG End Ave. South,
Minneapolis, MINI.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1911-04-20
Pat Byrne transacted business in
Soldier Monday

Pat Byrne transacted business in
Soldier Monday
Get your fish and game licenses
of H. B. Jones in the Recorder Of
flee.
Earl Fowler left Tuesday for Spo-
kane where he will remain during
the summer
York Denton has commenced the
erection of residence in the north
part OF the city.
Doctor BalsInger entertained few
friends at cards at the Richfield ho-
tel Monday evening.
Mrs Vim strnnk Will entertain
the ladies' aid at q ten cent lunch
next Wednesday afternoon
J. F. Lenker went down to Good
ing Saturday to look after the set
ting out of an orchard on his ranch
near that city
George Denton, who has been in
Washington for some time, arrived
In Richfield Sunday for visit with
his brother York Denton.
A crowd of young people enjoyed
hay rack rid to tn ranch of eeQuet
Johnson last Friday evening where
an enjoyable time was had until a
late hour.
Jimmy Britt mas applied for pat |
eHt on ditch machine. He tried |
1t out early this week and found
it proved very successful other than
being hard on the nose.
Ulysses G. Baker, who owns a
Carey Act claim northwest of town,
made final proof on Thursday, and
is now once more free man. He
expects to remain, however, and
improve his place.
A very enjoyable surprise party
was given on Earl Fowler at tn rees,
idence Of his parents last Friday
evening. There was tabout thirty
young people present and all who
attended report a pleasant time
party of young people from Ca
rey came down in an automobile to
attend the dance in this city Mon
day evening, but owing to several
small accidents to the machine, did
not arribe herea until about two {
o clock Tuesday morning. II
/ g
Mr. Poteet has been rmodling the
rooms formerly occupied by Andy
Peterson and has added greatly to
the appearance of the building OnI
room VIII be occupied by DR.. Watts /
as an office and the other by VIM. {
as a shop
r. E. Mickelwaits new residence t
In the northwest part of town is be- Il
Ing carried on to completion, so as
10 be ready for occupancy this t
spring. George Schwaner will also Il
build on the lots adjoining, and the +
poultry yards which have been the g
apples of the two mems eyes the t
,ast winter will be enlarged and i'm r
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28
Kinder sohrojon
MACH FLETcHER'S
ASToRI
8abern.

Ser S5iabrige biidof1. @eiitlide
@atb Sol. @eibel in gbenbauien
begging iein Diamantenes &rielteriu-
btlaum. = Ser 8efiter oes Stabl'.
iden @%aitbauies auf Sem @atbsberg
gu Grlangen Fat iid erba11gt. =
Sn Sber1angau braunte 6a3
gan5e Seconomieanmeien 0es 8auer1
&eiiinger nieoer. = 8eim 8a6en in
ser @oH ertranfen bie bei6en 81 sssab-
re alten 3miuingsbrii0er Soban1 un6
Matfbias gigner, @~iitlersi0bne BON
@ring. = SIN 81. 2ebensiabre
beri6ieo Ser bo6m'ite Migr. @orI
Mangolo, fel. &rofeiior, @oritan6
Ser ct. Mnna=@irde in 80 Finder
= Sn @0Bmeinftein itorb
bodm. Cuff. Smeioler inn 81. 2ebens-
iabre. - @ohm. ST.. Otto Miiler,
lett 80 Sabren Bfarrer in &faf=
fe n, itarb i'm So. 2ebens-
iabre. - @ohm. 81. Mi6. Seifen-
berger, er5bii@0f. geiitl. gatb, fritz
Der t. Nrof. am t. 2pceum 81 6rei-
II g.. lit i'm Sitter bon IS Sobren
g%eiforben. - Sim 1. @l1g. muroe in
81 il n@e n elm 5oologiider @arten
er0ffnet. - SSn Mbtsrp0a branr=
ten 6oS Sdge>perf un6 sic &ol5maa-
rem abrtfsnnlage BON 81. stening ob;
1T &ofitetten 6rei 9deuen l1no
BRET @obnbauier; in &leinIang-
BAN @obnbn1s uno Sdelt1te bes
Seconomen 2eon. &0bIer; in 5ta6t=
6mar5ab @obnbalts uno Safe
oes 3tmmermanns 8laB.
&betnprobin5.
Gin mirfltdes Stra1roba6 muroe
fit @0ln BON pripater Settle croft
net, n1t6 5tpar in 2anbel, gegeniiber
Siirb, a1f ser redten &beinieite. -
Ser Sdnibbpf bel &eI5enberg
brant1te bolitdnoig 11ieoer. = SSn ser
8aumfpon : Spinnerei un6 @eberei
bon @oeters & Eltngs in &bepot
ri6tete Sel,er einen rieligen 5da6en
an. = 0ie &farrfirde iii Brad lit
meientltb berid)0rert morSen. -
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28
Mattonale Samonrabem.

@enn ser &ongreB i'm 0e5ember
5u ieiner regelmGBigen Sibnng 51=
iatnmentritt, miro ct unter an0erem
ou6 cine 8ereinigung porfinoen, sic
1id Sic 8un6esbauptita6t gum perma=
nenten &al1ptquartier erforen fat, tint
ibm je6er5eit nit ibrem Mniinnen in
Sen Sbren liegen gu f0nnen, sic @re=
fl1tipbebor6e 6es @erbanoes bon Mu=
tomobil=8e itBern in sen Ser. Staaten,
Ser bon ser %natipnalen @eiebgebung
8emiaigungen our &eritenung natio-
Mailer 2at10itraBen berlangt. $4,000
Meilen iollen gebaut meroen, Sic
aqe groBen Sta6te 6es 2an6es bonn
atlantiiden S5ean BIG gum 8acific,
bon unieren oberen Seen bis gum
Golf 5u berbin6en bitten. Ser @lan
lit groBortig, ni6t min6er miir6en es
al1a sic Summen fem, sic aus Ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28
Sober @tanb faar 8anfen.

Cine bodit erfreulide Madridf ut
es, oab sic Minneiota @eloinitttnte
sic groBten Auelen in ibrer @eidid-
tie aufmei1en, erreidt ia 6aS @eiamm
fir @ilfsquenen 0ie sltmme bon
$13O,8O1, 290.79, mo6urd elm rel1er.
@ecor0 un0 3tpar ser bette unb grobte
er5ielt lit, melder $11,167,296.76
mebr betragt, alS im pergongenen
sSsabre, uno ser 788 5taatsbanfen
amfaBt ooer ia mebr als Sic GA
@anfen, uber melde pom Snperinten<
benton ser gtaatsbanfen, &eliep g.
gbale, am 90. September beridtet
muroe, in melden 8eridt baS CUNT
marium ser 8unfangaben Bis l. Sep
tember eingeidlolien maren uno aus
meld)em ii6 ein Gmporblitben bon
GROCER @eoeutl1ng I'M Staatsbanfpe=
len l11o elm erfrel1lides Mufredtbal-
ten zines b0d1t geiunoen 3uitnnoes
ergibt. Cine be5eidnenoe Sbatia6e
erbent aus ser Gerringerlng bon ST.
14t,317.25 Observation-Disclosures
mGibreno sic geiammten 3eitcertififate
iid ouf $5,924,0 50.92 belaufen. Sim
1. September belief iib Ser 8aafal=
lenteitono Ser @onquierS a1f $751;
619.3O ooer So, 81 meniger ais
I'M Sabre porber. Surplus aller
@uufen betrug $3,552,0 59.67 ooer
$4SO,41S.67 n1ebr als int lebten Sat-
re. Sic @anfen perfiigen an &C.
lomu1t= Ieppiiten iiber $1O1, 290,396.=
10 I'M &ergleih SIT $91,
I'M porigen Sabre = cine 3unabme
non $10,2SO,3S6.O1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28
Sic alte &eimatb.
@6lefem.

Sdlefen.
Son ei11em, Dor etniger Belt III
Mmltralien perltorbenen Snfel, etnem
aeborenen Sdleiier, Ser in Muitralien
sic @olograberei betrieb uno 1,5O0>=
600 Douars binterlieb, faat einem
Gatiborer '5d1tmann, Moaf, 6as
biiblde Siimmden bon 100000 90.
gil. Gin GROCER Sbeil Ser &interlai-
lenldaft gebt nod Sdleiien. = &nf
Ser Sabrt nod ser Gbaliperre BET
Marfliia mur6en 0rei iunge 2ente
aus 8obmen our6 ein Mutomobil
uberfubren. giner mur0e getootet, Ste
beioen arroeren idfper perlett. = oils
ser Madt : &olt3etiergeant 6obe gu
@eiBenburg Ben angetrunfenen
35iabrigen &eiier6en 5beo0or Siirfe
int einem Squire ser @orliberitrabe
perbaften moQte, tpur6e er bon 2iirfe
our6 einen @epoloeriduB eetootet.
Siirfe muroe erit nod befti9er @egen=
mebr iibermaltigt. Ser eri&oiiene
Solicit binterldBt Sran un0 orei
&tn6er.
6annpber.
Sn 8urtebm6 iinb 42 @ebal1=
Sc, 0arunter 81 8obmbauier, nno
l0as 500 Sabre alte &atbba1S abge<
brannt. so &erionen iino oboa61os.
8%ranoitiftung miro perml1tbet. ST.
Osnabriidi lit bo@m. @g. Meper,
ser ii6, nadoem er iiber 81 Sabre in
Mnrerica tbdtig getpeien, in feline Set
matb Dor ungefdbr 3 Sabren 5uriid-
ge5ogen, int Sitter bon ga Sabren ge-
itorben.
@effalen.
Muf ser 3ede Sdiirbanf 5u 8 . Is
Use ereignete ii@ ein ungludsfan,
oem sic &ufidmie6e BOB unb 8ort,
mann gum OFFER fielen. - &ohtp.
&r. @pmnoiinI-@ rofeiior a. 8. Mn0r.
&en5e in Mrnsberg begging iein
@oloenes &rieiteriubil1ium. - Das
benz 0ecorom Drums geborige @lt
@eoingerbof BET 2ipppringei lit
a%bgebran11t. - SSn @oerbe brann-
tie oag Beiittbum 6es 2anomirtbes
|@. @omberg ob. - @om Eobe ab-
berufen m1r6e bo9m. &farrer a. g.
Sriebr. Meper in Dortmun6,
I'M Sitter bon 40 Sabren. ~ &odpp.
(&r. SOB. &adn1a,111, emerit. @farrer
bon g eubaus, itarb i'm Sitter bon
Isl Sabren. - SIN rs. 2ebensiabre
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28

itarb ii @epe III II RRep.
|Gbeoo. grappe. DIE g sc j II
# e t eritanb oos alte &errenbaus
@ut Miiining BEL @erel u11o pir6 be-
abiidtigt ons @ut gegen sic iogen.
gngelidon5e in Miiniter, ei1en Ser
idoniten Yunfte Der MnIagen, III Ser
9eabe oes 8nbnbofes geIegem, ur13u-
tauiden uno auf ber gngeIi4nn3e
bonn 6as nel1e Gtaottbeater gu erid-
en.-S pc begging fiiir5lih Die 600
idbrige @e6ertffeiier ser 8erleibung
Der Stabtredte.
@lrttemberg.
Gem 8etrieb iibergeben lpuroen
|bie 9beilitrede @eil i. gd6nburd big
Gettenbnnien Ser Mebenbabn Sob
ltngen-z Settenbamen ul6
Die Ibeilitrede @~miino=8aidenbeu-
rem Ser N%ebenbabn 6 M ii MS ps
p tngen.- Sn 6 M III ms iin6 sic
bo6m. Efarrer Nnt. &ein5man1, 51.-
.lett in @benmeier, i'm sitter
BON SO Sabren, rno bodpm. 8farrer
Conrad &irdner, Gaplan auf oem
ISt. Salpator un6 @ausgeiitlider an
Der S%trafanitalt @ottessea, int Sitter
bon So Sabren, geitorben. ~ sSs1
Baien nrt brannte 6as erit b.
S. neu erbalte Seconomieaebdu6e
Ses CUTS 1n6 8raaereibeliters Mitt-
Ter 3. ~2omen" (nun gum 6ritten
nroD nieoer. - SSn 6 n muir
Den onr6 8libidlag &aus Ii. @deu-
ne 0es &iifers Sob. @uriter ein9e-
aidert. Sn 0ttenbronn
brannte oas @affbal1s n8um MoIer~
Ianrmt S6enne nno gtan ob. =
@odtp. @r. &farrer 9enni1gen in
5teinba6 begging fem @oloenes
Nrtelterlubildum l1n0 bodtp. &r.
Bfarrer 9b. @oet in 3eII fat iein
6%ojabriges &rieiteriubilaum began
gen. = SSn M16ingen brannte
oas 6rit &aller'ide Dampflagemerf
ab; tn g 4ramberg SOS MnmeIem
oes Sanomirtbes Sir (steigbausle).
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28
epridjt fir iidj ielbit.

gi1en1 uns 5ugeian0ten, 0em in
Seem Oprf beralisgegebenen Ser.
Staaten Sc unobeits Bulletin entnom=
lr1enen Mltsi6nitt entnebmen mir fol-
genoe idmeidelbafte Musi age iiber SEN
in ct. Glolto BON ser SOL. l10ermanns
@rougeieaihaft pro0u5irten un6 ber=
fouften @erltenidaft: Cine 8rauerei,
cine ser peridie0enen, iiber 6eren Hro=
outfit mir uns por0em al1Berten 11n6
babel SEN bobe1n @rao ser 8onfom=
menbeit b%eriibrten, sen 0asi ellie Oh iei=
ner iorgfaltigen 3ubereitung, ieiner
audi nidt Ser geringiten 3ulaiiung
bon gerfdlidung megen, ob ser &ein-
beit 0es beim 8rauen gebrau9=
ten @aiiers iomie ser ser &C.
iunobeit 5utrdgliden, bpgienii9en
Metbo0en, Sic BEL ieiner 8ebanolung
iomobl bei ser 3ubereitung mte au9
BEL ser Mblieferung ongepan6t mer=
Sen, peroient, lit sic &alentin n6er-
mann @ralterei gu ct. glono, Minn.
u@tr empfeblen Sem Hublifum 0as
Gro0uft Sic er 8ral1erei, nno MIR tbmn
6ie5 obne Nnlu6en ser 8rauereibe<
iiser un0 gegen oeren Mitmi1ien.
5aas enielben irgen0 melber Ml1ben
bur6 III Mere gmpfeblung in ser Ser
mebrung ibrer 8erfdufe erpd9it, 10
miro iid 6%erjenige, pelder es genieBt,
liter feinen @erluit at beflagen ba=
ben, oenn er beoient ii6 Damn zines
8etranfes, bon oem mir miiien, 6aB
IS melt iiber Sem @ep0bnliden itebt
uno 0os moglidermeiie trgen6 einel1
ltnreinen, perfali6ten Mrtifel erlebt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28

8unoesfalie oafiir bergegeben mer5en
miiBten. 60 ettpa bun0ert Miaionen.
6reilid, sic Mutomobilbeiiber jin0 Ell
ne gemidtige &lalie. SIR bemegli6e5
gigentbum gebt in unge5ablte Son<
nenlait, feline 3abl belauft it6 auf ct
ma cine balbe Miuion, ser @ertb
mag, @ppotbefen un0 aaes biel
mebr betragen. Se6enfaIs fiiblen iie
ii@ gu ibren MniprI6en berehtigt
uno, mas iie moQen, lit ia au6 nidt
gang ab5umeiien oenn menn einltmei=
len sic Mebr5abl Ser &raftfnbrmerfe
nod 0em @ergniigen bon 2euten oient,
sic 1bneu 0urd oaS 2ano rutlben,
poer in Sen 5tdoten nit ser S6e1ig=
felt ibrer Maidinen proben monen;
lange mir0 es nidt mebr oauern, bis
0os Mutomobil als Tltbrtperf nn0
2ait1pager allgemeinem 8eOurfniB
oient uto ieine Stel1e 5ptiden Dampf=
babn, eleftril9er 8abn nn0 8eforoe=
rung nit &fer6efraften nimmt.
San tperoen Sic 8eiiber a14 Elm
&ebt baben, in sic 8emegung fir Ben
8au beilerer 2anoltraBen ein5utreten,
sic ii9, mie ait 5taaten, Staote nn6
Eomns 10 al19 an Sic rationale Set
bilfe CUR Dur6fibrung ibrer &lane
menoet. 9b es Mufgabe 6es 8unoeS
lit, fi9 oarauf ein5ulaiien, lit freili@
nod offene Srage. Die @erfaiinng
gibt linn 5mar auf &oititraBen ber5u~
itenen, aber OBJ oarltnter ni9t 6ie Be-
idaffung ser 8erbinoungen anein,
ion6ern ou6 ser 8au iolder gu ber-
lteben lit, oariiber liegt nod feline
maBgabenoe @nti6ei0ung Dor. Gin
Bra5eoen5 fat 8nar Sic 8unoesregie=
rung in Sen Mnfdngen ibres Bette
bens nit ser Mnlage Ser nationolen
&erritraBe in gireinia a1no &ennipl-
pania geidaffen, sinoeiien 6ies 1T aud
ser ein3ige Sal gepeien, no iie ft@
|barauf eingelaiien bat ut,o 6ieies mag
oaber eber als glnsnabme 6enn als
porbilolide @egel gelten. @enn Die
Mutomobil= EXPLOITATION iid borgerom-
men fat. atnabldiiig am &ongreb gu
bobren, Big er fih bem 8rojeft ge<
netgt 3eigt, miro man baI6 mebr 6a-
bon b0ren. 8ebarrli9feit fiibrt gum
|3iel. Sn3mide1 miro es in6efien am
8labe fem, oab, ebe sic 8%unoesregie-
rung iii9 am 2anoitraBenbau1 betbet<
Iigt, Ser Mnsbau Ser @aiierftraben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28

iein, 10 LANCE Sic @ilenbobnen in Ser
@auptlabe SEN 8erfebr gu 2an0e per=
mitteln.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28

0es Sanoes 5uerit feline Nufmerfiam=
felt in Mnipru6 nebmen iollte, oenn
0as miro mobl 6os Notbmen0igere
The evening times., 1911-04-24
All Citizens on Streets After {
O'clock Must State Bust
ness to Patrols
NO CROWDS WILL Be PERMITTED
AND THREE CONSTITUTE CReWD
People on the Street After IL O'clock
Will Be Escorted Home and a Rene,
tition of the Offense VIII Result in
the Arrest of the Offender.

Muscatine. Iowa, April 24.-Military
rule went into effect in Muscatine to.
day by order of Gen. w. Ball, in
charge of the state troops sent to
Muscatine to preserve order during
the local labor troubles. No public
meetings of any sort are to be peri
mitted after dark. Any person on
the streets after 8 o'clock will be
compelled to state his business to-
the military patrols. Any one on the
streets after II o'clock will be es-,
corted to his or her home and the
name and address taken. Repetition
of this will result in the arrest Of
the offender. No crowds will be per-
mitted and three persons together
will be adjudged crowd
The arrival today of the Sibley
tents and cook stoves indicates that
it is the intention of the state au-
thorities to keep the troops here until
all possibility of further disorder is
passed.
The evening times., 1911-04-24
CONGRESS ONLY
MARKED Time
Senate Not Yet Organized and
House Passed Old Appro-
priaticns Bill

Washington, April 24-The correc-
ton of mistakes in the transportation
bill of the last congress and matters
relating to the organization Of the
house when that body met today, post
poned the prospective debate on the
free list bill. The house passed the
appropriation for mileage for senator's
and members Of congress amounting
to $201, 900; for stationery for the
members Of the house. $49.750; for
employees, including pages and clerks,
$17,544.
Congress today found itself in a pc
culiar situation. The senate thus far
practically is unorganized, its commit
tees not vet having been named. Be-
cause of this the upper branch of con-
gress was unprepared to go ahead
with the program. The situation may
be remedied tomorrow when Chair
man Gallinger Of the committee on
committees will bring in the list Of
Republican members. 1t remains to
be seen whether this list will satisfy
progressive" Republicans and permit
of immediate action.
Senator Johnathan Bourne, one Of
the progressive Republicans on the
senate committee, will be given &c
Craftsmanship of the committee on
postoffices and postroads. This was
announced at the white house today
by Senator Smoot, a membe Of the
committee on committees, who sa d
also that Senator Clapp will get -he
craftsmanship of the committee on In
terstate commerce to which he is en-
t}f1od undo,. tho coniorifx. ru1o
The evening times., 1911-04-24
TEN MINERS DIE
IN EXPLOSION
Gas or Dust Responsible For
the Fatal Accident-An
Americans

Elk Garden, w. ", April 24.-Ten
miners are reported to have been
killed in a gas or dust explosion in
the OFT mine of the Davis Coal and
Coke company, about mile from
this place today.
Superintendent Robert Grant and a
number of miners entered the mine
shortly after the explosion to rescue
the mine workers, who are all Ameri-
cans and are supposed to be dead
The explosion wrecked the mine, ac-
cording to the latest reports. There
were a number of men at work at
the time of the explosion. although
the full day shift was not at work
this morning. AS far can be learn
ed all the miners got out, except the
ten who are reported to be dead.
The evening times., 1911-04-24
HYDE WANTS TO
GET HIS FREEDOM
Habeas Corpus Being Argued
to Get Release on Bonds
Two Reasons

Kansas City, No.. April 24-Argu-
ments on the application for a writ
Of habeas corpus for Dr.. B. c. Hyde
under life sentence for the murder of
Thos. H. Swope, were begun before
Judge Slower of the circuit court to-
day here. DR.. Hyde was in the court
room. 1t being the first time he has
been allowed to leave the county Jail
since last September.
The petition for the release Of DR..
Hyde sets forth two reasons why he
should be given his liberty on bonds.
The first is that from the proof. the
presumption was not great that the
physician is guilty OF murder In the
first degree. The second that he is
not guilty.
The evening times., 1911-04-24

International union declared that Nc
Namara, who had been taken from
the city Immediately after his arrest
late Saturday. was the only official
that knew the combination of the
safe.
After five hours work, the safe
locks yielded and over the protests
of the officials of the union and their
counsel, Detective Burns, Attorney
Drew and Assistant District Attor-
ney w. j. Ford of Los Angeles began
an examination of the books which
continued for several hours when it
was decided to take the books to
police headquarters.
The custodian of the building in
which are the Offices of the iron work.
ers' association, told the police to-
day they said that Mcnamara had
asked him for permission to build
the compartment in the basement in
Here the police found old books and
letter files of the association, piled
unfortunately about four bundles
of dynamite. A police sergeant guard
ed the dynamite all of last night and
today pending its removal.
Business men whose offices are in
the building or in neighboring build
ings made indignant protests to the
police against the great quantity of
explosive being permitted to remain
in the business center of the city, but
the police had difficulty in determin-
ing on a safe method of disposing
of it.
The evening times., 1911-04-24
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Continued on page p
WAR CLOUD OVER
MOROCCO AGAIN
France Is Prepared For Any
Eventuality in the Turbu-
lent Territory

Paris, April 24.-The French gov
ernment is preparing for every even
tuality in Morocco. The war Office
was advised today that the first flying
column organized at Bouznika on the
west coast of Morocco. under COM
mand of Mai. Simon, for the relief of
Fes, had already left for that capital
The government is sending about TO-
900 reinforcements to Casablanca
These troops are composed of sew
eral regiments from France and 1,500
Senegales.
The evening times., 1911-04-24
STEAMER SANK
IN M||D.0CEAN
Crew and Mails Saved d-struck
on Finger Rock Off South
China

Tokyo, April 24-The Pacific mail
steamship Asia from Hong Kong for
San Francisco, has sunk of Finger
Rock, South China. The passengers
are reported rescued and the mails
saved.
The Asia sailed from Hong Kong
Friday and was due in San Francis
co May 10. Finger Rock is remark
able projection from Heau Chu islet
in the southern part of the Taichau
group of islands, which lie about 200
miles south of Shanghai. The ship
was on her way to Shanghai, which
was her regular port Of CALL.
The evening times., 1911-04-24
Mover Again

Denver, April 24-The Western Fed
Grafton of Miners stands ready to levy
an assessment of five dollars upon
each of $4,000 members as defense
fund for Secretary j. ]. Mcnamara
of the Structural Iron Workers union.
This statement was made by Charles
H. Meyer, president of the Western
Federation of Miners this morning.
Mr.. Meyer said: II consider the
entire affair frame up similar to
one l and my associates were victims
Of some years ago in connection with
the death of former Gov. Steunenberg
Of Idaho. The arrest of Mcnamara
shows on its face that it was a frame
up. He was treated exactly as we
we're. He was not given single
show either by the governor of In
diana or the courts of Marion coun-
ty. The charge that dynamite was
kept by Mcnamara in the headquar-
ters of his organization is silly. If
he was in the blowing up business
he would have too much sense to keep
dynamite around the headquarters. -
The evening times., 1911-04-24

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