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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-05
STEPHENSON
"e1 ssnss--s &C Sre-o c.,
'9r 1SSs "rhest Reesi-ns
Any Roper.
FUNDS SCATTERED naERe
II WOULD 90 MOST COON
~"on17in3 Condition 81 A-air a.
TAhed N Y. S seaa,srai
Election inGuiry

MILWAUKEE Oct s-p,v-.
1' money 90 workers. m United sat-.
S'h@ioT Isaac Stephenson
''f The primary nomluatiou ir "a,
~'f~ made without au3 definite r..
l1Fns 20 the Campaign a -
10 NhAt Is the funds we're uu- =.
cording 20 testlmon, TO-DAY b.sors
the senatorial committee. which tr.
'esuEating charges o. bribery ia con.
Nt+oh With Senator Stephenson :
election
II vas brought gu, that u, o. tne
S'A4''rs campaign flud o. siu---
10 'He Ifimare- Tor the nomiuation
money "as scattered br0adcas, over
iN" state 90 Organizers Who turned
I'D 10 itemiz"d expense accounts Sen.
aior Stephenson gave no attention to
u~riaA"d expenses. Or VAS testified "A
MS campaign managers paii out
money literally wherever II wa-
thought lt would .ncrrss. the ..n.
1iors prospects o. winning Al the pri.
mari~s
FROM the amount OF money sp.n,
u would appear that Senator stephen.
ron had no voluntary -porf tr
Wisconsin and from the eror, mad. d,
kri OUT voters o. would seem that the
direct primary for which the p.orla
lopulariH acre supposed 10 Dee clamor
'H-. was not such a successful Inst.
'liion after "a Am 7 20 understand
,nHl 100 Wisconsin. the home az n,
nirc't primary. half OF thss. people
nave 20 BE- solicited 90 10 to- the
polls a-N"d Senator " b UeVburr
oi Idaho. 'he chairman
p a. Edmouds. Who had charge OF
senator Stephenson campaign. was
on th" stand
don't know as to that. replied
tdmonds. bur there N.re s~eyera, Re.
publican candidates FOR ID, nomira
ZION, and We fclt Do necessary to EN-.
ploy every means 20 s.t OF The
stephenson supporters
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-05
SLATE APPROVED
Democratic Convention In Rhode
Island Abide BY Slate Framed
By Committee.

PROVIDENCE. Oct f-Despito
some" expressions Of dissatisfaction
prior to tho p-mocrntic state conven.
fion here TODAY by delegates who did
NOT like The dea OF having the sfE-1
central committee draw up a ticket %
state officers. This ticket wa accepfed
by The convention The nominee for
governor Lewis = Waterman. Of
Providence also jed tho party LAST
year The other nominees are
Lieutenant governor. Alberto 4.
ArchamhaEii. % Warwick secretary
of state. Sayles % stoere Of G,ouccs
ter. attorn'y general James s CahII.
ri Fast Providence. general treasurer.
Albert ST ~fe.u.rt of Providence
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-05
MUNICIPAL LEAGUE
"eet'ns o. Executive Committee H.ts
and Work Of Organization
Discusses.

\ REGULAR meeting % tho executive
committee ~ tho Municipal L.1gu.
vas held yesterday afternoon In M.
rooms OF Secretary Wallace ln th.
board Of Trade building Tn. uort
OF me organization VAS discussed af
some lenrfh but nothing was give,
NJ Tor publication
10 is understood Thar The Turf rx
cnanee ca=e was ouN OF tho -uhi.rf.
oi discussion and Thar carsiderabl.
-aflsiactlon was expressed az OBJ.
prorress made Political and oft. -
plans we're aiso taken un
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-05
OBITUARY
Petticora Funeral

The remains OF AiOuzo. infant SON
OF Mr. and Mrs. AlOuzo Pettcord
"ere laid a. rest IA Peninsula GENE.
terry yesterday afternoon after ser
vices az the family home a. No lolt
l-ihd street at o. o'clock. Quite a
Iars" number OF friends were iu at.
tendance and the b.rrayrd psr.nts
have the sympathy OF the entire com.
immunity
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-05
GENERAL NOTICES
SheTiiiS Tax Notice!

The Sheriff vii be- ready % re-
-cive state and County Taxes on
Real and Personal Property. bv
Octo6er l0 l9il. and an rersor.
saving heir taxes promptly vii
ne allowed a discount Of 2f5 Ger
sent
" 81 CLENANS.
s o G.
Hr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-05
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Nat i3s5-M Ben SIR
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-05
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Address John insto. Pleasaut
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-12

Men ioa CAB ban en- ifiIorine do
en- troenoes, forpentninesfuloe, til.
IioSiuloe no. Zen iom meo fulo fIar.
bet ier 6soen fomme og biller BAN
jom EN- pen, Der fsrer iielen ooer til
Oct itore nste me0 Den f%reIier, Iom
ben openoe fsIer ii00er oen ien9en
og 6ol6er bans boon0 o8 tar imot
bonn, mar lipSIpiet i%lnfner.
5or Den, iom ~itritter igen, fan ta-
pet pore uoprettelia; ban funOe OF
re alt ior at iaa tinlegIosiet til at
pen0e iiq. oa Ooa: 0iertet IeiteS op
til @uo 1 taf for bpao ban gap og
! boopct ON ct Q~ienipn % ct iom.
lin / DC epige boliger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-12

iblanot os omfring ierIte Mnrts.
Set bill afbiplpe ct tort Sopn.
Sunobeostilitanoen bar pGret l9r-
oeles goo 6ele 3i0en; ieg peo life
al ct eneite Tilfploe al Spgoom
Der | aolonien. Scr. og WrS. Sens
&osmusien funoe bope ferret oeres
SglobrDllup iioIte Ssn0ag, men paa
@runo al at Mrs. Ra5musien boo-
De ifoloet Jig temmeIig ilemt / In-
iiotet, ioa bleo oct uoint til ienere.
8i 6op6e 6og Meoe Der iom 6eitemt.
Seq er gloo oe0 at funne meloe, at
Mrs. Gosmus'en or mart raft igen,
goot at set life blep perre, emo BET
bleb.
Mr. 5borpnIo anoerienS bar foa-
eft iia en- Son. @rotnlererl
Mn tenfer ieg, at Bette fan oGre
nof for Oennc Sang. Men bpis mo-
gen ifnIoe pnife OpInSnineer ON
noqet Der oppe, ioa ifol ieg pare
GLAD peb at me0oele iomme.
Meo bierteIig Silien til ale 9lo-
0cts 9uicre oq He0ofteren.
s. 81. 8. 81 prtbu,
Stanooro, alta, Canada.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-12

mel Sene ON at uOruge Dem, og He-
lultatet, apain9erne gap 9ooe Gen-
ter al De fem Gents.
Inore Iooeoe Olais eaer Bop
corn" og pasie0e oct og fit Oct giort
/ flingen0e Mgnt.
Sitter an0re b~anoleoe. De febte
nogIe Smaotin9 i 2incoln til so.
peotaOSpriier o9 iolgte berbiemme
til Stapleburitpriier, og BET gap o.
Iao Operifuo.
@n 8rei8 iooeOe Ge0be0er, Og
De groe0e itornrtet, meoens bans
0oOerS / ct SEQ pe0 Chen al eff
no Ben Iterfe Sommerbarme. "a
SDltetiOen og SlogtetiOen fon, iolg-
tie 0rengen line GgObeoer til jim Mo-
Ser, og bet blep 3enterne al Bans
BunO.
Snnleoes fan 6oert Barn iortGQe
jim @iitorie, men De er life mig be-
fenotc. aun oeo ieg, at BET iomleOe
0perifuo bleo $24.5O, iom 6lep oeIt
meaem De to napnte Misiioner5
ggrn.
9Icu iaa 9ernene trette al bette
@fSperiment 0ei, De bIeo alo0e, Oa
De 6orte Sen0ogsifolens 5oritanOer
DIR. @eter Sprenien iiae til bent
at Sc ifuloe nof iaa 2oo til at for-
ie9c oct ianme til n9ite aor. 90
MI gaur iaa 9prnene % oIaoer itg
til Oere9 e8en Sui, men o9ioa oe0, at
De far funnel bielpe liot til meo at
brit9c &ulebeitio til Sn0ianer. og
Sopaneier6prnene.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-12
NDtaarsbrebe.

5 2igbeo meo De ti0Iigere ouertes
re0e 0Sulebrepe", ier hi oS M i
Stano til o9iao at tiG6poe tr1ftf
uNptaars6reoe" meo oanif Sefit.
9repet 6eitoar al ct 9lrf ieroeles
lint 9%reopopir me0 opbeiet 5oriirinq
OF ct life 2onoifab / oelifnte Gar.
Der %foroben. Re0enun0er f6Ieeu0t
SiGien / @uI6trpf: rMeo Fof til
@uo for 8io, Ser ioanot. og mea
9dn ON bans @eIiigneIie for EiS.
iom fommer, Lao os treoe ino / Oei
npe 9lqr."
&pert 9rep / tiliparenoe Ronuo.
Tut. @ris 10 GtS. per Stpf., 81 per
9ltiin, Sc per 100.
Dan. 2utb. BubI. SOME
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-12
&0rreipDuDante
sra Staplcbnrii

So, Ri bar 6oft liot girrter puo
Oenne esn ooian. st 9ar @ange
bar oen taget belt %aloorlia fat, iaa
9armemaaIeren nermeoe Jig Zero.
mprfet @en iom 6roiten tom bur
tiat, foriOanot Den ogiaa burtigt.
0n bar ri oeilige milOe SolifinSoa-
&c, iaa benliae og itraalenoe, iom
noaen fan gnife iig. Oct er bel ben
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-12
Cana Goloni.

0iHllphlp, AilusY SuliipA'
Mooife oct fnn0e intere8iere 8en-
ner run0t omfring at b6re, boor0an
oi bar BET ber / oct 6eie 0oro, MI
efter at Solen bnr penot oS HD9-
gen og iejlet SDo pna. ga, ri bop-
De temmelig itreng 8inter Der for
Ell life Sio, men bar MI lint SER
igen og 6or bait oct for Ell 3 Tigers
5io, ioo 5prifemoifinerne er mn /
fnl0 Sang igen efter at booe opret
itonoiet ior Ell 5i0. So, 6er oil BIZ
be 6Grifnin9 oct meite al 8interen,
oa Der er Iaa urimeIig meget Stroa
| Iar. Com oaere0e npnnt | Cant
%iferen" iao er 6aoren temmelig goo,
nemlig ira ell 80 8u. op til en- 70.
Set meite gioer en- SO q 70
9n. pr. acre og al goo aoalitet.
Sneoen bleo ifo6et temmelig meget
al 6rolten, ioa ben er life ret goo;
ben gioer ira II op til % gu. pr.
acre, og Ri foor 4112 Gts pr. 9u.,
for oens apnlitet er 10 for 6onrlig,
900 Spe0e er elers ppro so GtS.
Set fun6e moaife BABE jim SSnteres'
ie at pioe, boor mango DANTE, Der
MI bor fsbt 2ano FER / oct oonife
Settlement, og lnn 6por mango Der
er boiiooenoe Der. Der er for Si0en
rs OanIfe (meo 9grn), iom 6erer
til &olonien; Der er IA DANTE, iom
bar fsbt 2nno ber, lnn oct er 10
ganife eoot poo to glnr. 8i mongler
oog Here 6nmilier Der, oa oct lPr-
Zig er Dem, hi fan pente Stptte ira
/ Meniebeosarbeioet. Wen pi baas
Der, De fommer i en- NOR 6remtio.
Ser er enbnu gooe G~noleonin9er
ior Dem, iom mnntte tpnfe paa at
beApnoe 6orretning, oa ber er goo
GluoS for Ell Sme0, Ell .@enerol
Store". Sotel mongler bi ogiaa,
% en- g2iberb" Stol0 og mango
andre 3inQ fnnoe Der %itortes me6
goo Groiit. 8i bar en- o6aroWore
Store~, iom Ole 2orien eier, og
ioo er fer en- 0@enerol Store", men
Der er goo 8loos Tor en- mere. Der
or TO Gemmerbonolere, De 1or ogioa
goo Correcting.
@i bor life aiort ioa meqet ior at
foo Solf op at febe 2olt0 / N(nr,
ioroi hi finn bopbe ina liot tilbage;
hi boober BOG at fon En- Gel mere
loqt til 8olonien til 8ornnret. Og
ioo bar ser EN- on6en Ting iom Far
bolot oct list tilbnge; oct bar 10
nen1lig Weningen, at en- Gel al 2an.
oct ifitloe BABE o9ret irrigated; men
On set er @efolfnin1enS 3nife life
at fao oct pon6et, inn er oct mi Be-
ihlttet life at ban6e set. Men set
bar itnnet iaoleoe8, at oi life oibite,
cnten Ri iolate oonoet 2ono ener
fife oon6et 9on6 mn belle Somme-
rem, ioo oct por life ioa ooot; men
Tom io9t, er oct MI a%faiort. 8i ifol
life bare oct oon6et, oct er en- itor
3oroel. on set er nbinIut utebpen-
oiat at ponoe. efter 6bob %erfarne
1oIf flyer, iom bar boet Der | man-
&c @ar.
gi ifaI MI til at bpeoe Greitebns.
8i bar 10 iom befenot fnlbet Boit.
@reoe Sobonien fra Montana til
Dor Yreit. gi baaber at ie bam
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-12

De ban fun fierne Jig 2 Gimers Gang
ira ~2onosbDen, og oa 2 Wnno al
bans 8eOpfning bar ierlig forop-
6eoe / aortipiI, foretraf ban / ct
2jeblifs lltoalmoOigbeo at gaa no
alene me0 De 2 ANDRE. Baa QoDeiei1
opoogeoe De EN- G6perbule, og en-
5~aroinoaoie ontpoeoe, at Geperne
nplig bapoe opbolOt Jig / Oenne;
poa Siemoeien lpoer ganife tet peO
bette Steo pluOielig ct Sfuo, og
&idters enc 2e0iager foloer ogo
ON. Den onoen Soloat fprer, men
Rsperne er GENT bag tGtte 9ufS-
6ombrffe, og oo fplOer ogioa bam
ct iiffert Sfuo. Com Gop0pr pnu
Spring nprn1er De iig MI Rihter,
ioriifrer BAN, at oe intet on0t oil
gre BAN, ~mis6onOler / Gaieri DC
TO Sig, oct De meO oeres iembe-
iloaeOe Stenler ienoertrpoer 9ierne-
ifollerne og tiltrpOer oerefter Slug
ten.
llnOer 0enne pogteoe DC oereS Of
fer meo itor Smbu; bpert treble 3.
aoartcr gior0e De Gait | 10 Ofinltt-
ter, i6rge0e for, at ban life orat,
naar ban par for be0, og 6eoRffeoe
6nm me0 ell aappe, nnor oct bar for
foI0t. 8or HenliabeO bob0e De BOG
ingen Cans, og 9ii6ters Anii9t o9
0pnOcr bar mart beopffeoe al ale
SlogS 3nieftitif 5erit eiter II %.
aes 6orl6b ipnnot Oenne Hlage, Oo
ban bor blepen uimootagelig, og
Stiffene ifaoeoe BAN life.
@ennem Sfope % 9lgfter. ooer
Slipper o9 Sten eif 6Inaten unOer
ita0ig tGt 6orielgelie / ben isrite
3io. On 9a9en lao man ifiuIt, ON
Rntten off man pioere, mems 8aale.
ne / Oalen forfnnote, at 9ortierel-
len bar oponaet, oq WiIit9r baoOe
beiot ale 8eiopcr fGringer. Oct
lpffe0es Hihter at lo0e imaa Stoffer
4opir ira lin 2ommebog faI0e pna
@eien, og ielo ON Hsoerne lenere
opoogeoe bans Git, bar oct leOet
6orislgerne iaaleoes pan Sporet, at
De 0en Hoe 9og par ganife tpt peo
Dem, men meo 6eunoringso9roig
Stratcgi lpffeoes BET itnoig Hsperne
at mOfomme.
Sra 10. Sui til %. Auguit op.
bolot DC Jig Ell Sule, Der par obio.
Int umulig at op0oge ira noget SteO
/ 9%tGrbeoen, og bnis Snogang poer.
li0ere funitigt blep 0pffet al al.
Ifanrne @rene.
Oo%eroroentlig intereSiont par Hid'
tiers nprmere 8%eifripelle al Rsners
mes Sip % Observation-Disclosures.
Der. &snerupeienet oisle Ggne ori-
pes iom ct Saanonprf og betrogtes
nGppe al geiolfningen iom Dan9ren-
De. Get er Ell %peotoget Snititution
meo ale Slags Srabitioner og 2ooe,
og mnngen ung Wan0 feler Jig belt
itolt oper, at bans 6o'r bar Ell be.
fenot Heoeranfsrer. 9eiolfningen,
Ger life mao bare 8ooben, bar in-
gen onoen ltonei eno ioa plot muli9t
at itaa iig goot meO oisie Serrer,
og ti0t beitoor Der ogiao Sl9gtifabs.
forbolo mellem Hsoerne og 9snoer-
ne. SPobanlig erHsoerne meaet reli-
gieie, og Gicbters Gepere 6efr9Iter
0etne Hegel; De glemte life at beoe
Qiorgen og Aften og og'aa fsr De
foretog Ell eler anoer ogeorift"; /
9egpnoeIien regneoe De life Ricbter
for ariiten, foroi ban iom Brote-
liant life forieoe iig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-12

oen Seius Of 0a5aretb". On for.
trinlig lille gog tiIegnet ben oan-
ife @rbeioeritano al en- 2egmona
6rim9rfer mootnges.
Onn. 9ut6. Bubl. SOME
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-12

g@eogrnfiif Screening" / Seno
bol6t Ben Ipffelia til6ageOenote Sn.
genier G0nnrt Ricbter forIeOen lit
fsrite 6oreOrag ON i'm Reiie og Iii
fonoetaeeIie.
2(lt. bpoO ser fun6e itoa og 9aa
/ Senn. ira Broiesiorer til Spiom.
fr1ler, par iamlet / 0en mpgtige
Gal; ber bar birfelig ogiou noaet
for enhber Smoq / ct Sfueipil, ri9t
nof poa 9rGnOItoi og brrltole Scene-
ioranorinqer til at funne trGffe
fnlot Sus / etboert 9iografteoter.
lite aft: Ell Gl0re. g%roabaaret,
lille o. tpnO % ilet life 6eltemGs-
iia uoieen0e Serrc ger i rent uioen.
ifo6eIigt 2ienleo, nnoeritettet al
y@eoarafiif Screening" Ell Reiie Tor
t%opogrniiif at beitemme De enoni
ioo goot iom m~uoiorifeoe Olpmpos.
bierge.
2oen aft: ban foretager ira en-
Qonosbp en- @ftermi66ng en- uifploi9
SpooIeretur poa ct Bar Elmer libt
op / giergene.
3oie, Ace og 5te aft: Rsoere,
9rnb. 1lugt, 9eorageri, Songen.
fab, 2ioeIier, Geosfarer.
6te glft: 9eirielie og Zoe Gift: So,
ben opfertes / Gites, % Sr. Gihter
/ lit 5oreorng loo belle SiIturien Isbe
no | 1utter MpIterier, Sppnotisme,
aonoebeioprgelie, 0o6beft9Gngeri
o.i.p.
% .Selten" er ita0ig Sen iamme
lille, pertentlige, Pl0re Serre ira
tfte Gift, fenbt I ben ganife gp ION
nqiten oner6reoen %arunoig og iuIot.
no tilforlooelig.
0nao er 90 Der 2egn, % bpuo er
SanobeO. bpaO er 8irfeligbeo, og
bpab er SGuiion2 Sr. Nifter flnoe
fun reierere fine Sn0trpf, ION ban
bnp0e mootaget Dem, og ban ooer'
loo til Bublifum at fnGffe De geso'
ser, Der er BAN ielo for booroe.
L
Sr. Hid)ter beifreo ierit / iaa Oro
lin Iiliungetngelie: 1 MnnO bnpOe
ban iaoet til 9eoGfnina og ioretog
me0 Dem forelS6ig finn 9anlfe forte
Cure ira tit Stanofoorter op | Bier
gene; ienere, noar Sneen Imelteoe,
piloe ban trpnge beiere op. Yoo
ben ifpbneipnngre eftermiooos pill
, 8i optnger bette Refernt, for.
bi oct tiener til at gipe alar6eo ODER,
bporle6es ilige enoOefuloe gortfsrel.
Ter fan finoe Steo Dor oplpite 8io.
Oft" @eo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-12
,,Su9enier &i6ter f%ort9Qer*)
@n mrrfelig Scrrtning ON GOen.
tpret / SlDmpos6icrgene.

Zen mn peroensfenOte Snge-
MIR Ricbter, bpiS ogortiereIie@
/ CONNER qao 9elegraien np.
ten Iige ioo me9et at beitiIle,
iom Iripolisfriaen MI ger, er
begpnot poa en- 6oreOrogstour.
lie / 8piflano. Get fsrite Sore.
Drag bIep boIOt / Seno, 9oor
3oftoren Dor, % berirn bar
.aorbus Stiftstioenoe" moo.
toqet fsIqenoe in%teresiante 3eie-
rat al 8oreoroget:
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-05-06

The Sift.ngs-News will on Monday
morning, May 8. at eight O'Clock put on
a Popular Lady Voting Contest, under
the direction of Messrs. Scarbor0 and
Smith, of Denver, conductors of news
paper contests. which will result in the
giving to y few energetic ladies Of Ida
ho Springs and Clear Greek county
some exceptionally nice presents in re
turn for little work to be dous for us.
Ths prizes will consist OF one line Mil
ton piano. two diamond rings. two gold
watches. two paid scholarships in first
class business college of Denver, four
coupons valued at $50 each aud redeem.
able at the store of The Denver Music
company upon the purchase price of a
piano, and five dollars in gold.
There is nothing of the lottery scheme
in this contest. The prizes will go to
those who win them in fair and square
competition. A total stranger to the
peosle in this locality will conduct the
contest, and the votes will be counted
by a committee of prominent business
msn of the city. No favoritism will be
shown and no person connected in any
way with this paper will be allowed to
become candidate.
IN the matter of the distribution of
the pr zes we have arranged that the
grand capital prize-the piano-wiil go
to the lady receiving the highest num-
Der of votes, regardless of the district
in which she resides, also that one each
Of the other prizes shall 60 to the can
didates residing in the city of Idaho
Springs, and the other set of prizes
shall 90 to the candidates who live IN
the district embracing the portion OF
the county ontside the city of Idaho
Springs.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-05-06
Death of On Estimable Woman

After lingering and suffering sick
ness OF nearly year and half, Mrs.
Allie Hawker Graham passed from
life at st. Joseph's hospital. Denver.
on Monday afternoon, May first
Every possible help was rendered her
by those at the hospital while her hus-
band remained almost cousta ntly at
her bedside ready to do all that was
within the power OF man to do at the
same time realizing for weeks that
there was no hope OF recovery, The
funeral services we're held in Denve
and were attended by few relativ 8
and immediate friends OF the family
The remains we're cremated at the
Riverside cemetery. The deceased
was born at Kankakee, Illinois, thirty
seven years ago. She subseq uently
becams q teacher 10 the public school.
OF this city aud followed this vocation
until June, 1900, when she was mar
red to Royal r Graham In addi
ton to her husband two children,
Elizabeth and Elspeth, survive her
Mrs. Graham was a member OF the
Order OF the Eastern Star, Daughter
OF the American Revolution and an
active, energetic and devout member
Of the Congregational church. Her
death is sincerely mourned aud re-
grated by members of all these diff
ferent societies and vacancy is left
that will long bs felt, while her nu
merous frieuds throughout the CITY
feel keenly this loss. Her atfable
disposition, her patience during the
hours of affection, her devotion to her
family and her loyalty to friends made
up life worthy of the closest emula-
ton. Along with scores of friends,
those connected with this paper ex
tends to Mr. Graham and the family
the most sincere sympathy with hopes
tba. the Hand that brought this
affiiction will also bring resignation
and com fort.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-05-06

Ire May meeting OF the w CT u
Will be held at the home OF Mrs, ]. r.
sutherland, Wednesday afternoon at
O'Clock. The program consists of a
study of marriage and divorce. Mrs.
j. r. johnson is leader, and the Rev. E.
Burns Martin will read paper on The
Divorce Tide: Can We Stem It?" All
Interested in these subjects are cordi-
ally invited.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-05-06

Our reporter caught Superintendent
Ed. Huter of the Silver Horn Mines
company as he was hurrying along the
street on business connected with the
company and CLEANED some items con-
corning the work going on, The mine
has never looked as well and as encour-
aging since the company took hold of
it as it does now. In both the 100 and
200 foot levels from the shaft there is
a streak of high grrde ore from three
to four inches wide that runs from $50
to 300 ounces of silver and about five
ounces in gold per ton. tits continu-
GUS between the two levels. In whs t
NAV be called the medium grade of ore
and in what they designate the soft
lode, the values run from % to about
200 or. in silver and half OF. in gold.
This streak varies from 6 to ID inches
in width. The company has eight men
at work and are drifting in both of the
shaft levels and also driving on the big
soft lode. A car load of ore will be
shipped next week to the Golden smelt-
er.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-05-06
The Siftings News Big voiing Contest

No candidate residing in on. of the
smaller towns will have to compete
with candidate living in the city, as
that would Be manifestly unjust.
Each candidate will have an exactly
uniform chance to win prize. so far as
We are concerned, but that the prizes
Will go to thos who work the hardest
ID self-evidest.
The prizes will all be purchased from
home merchants where possible, and
will be placed on display at different
points in the city so that they can be
seen and the candidates will know ex.
aetly what they are competing for.
The votes will be issued only for act
ual paid in advance subscriptions, sx-
eepting those issued on receipt Of nomi-
nation courons and the voting coupons
which will be run in the paper There
Will be no vote of complimentary ma
ture issued to any contestant At any
time.
We want the candidates to feel that
we are going to be perfectly fair with
them, and that the prize-winners will
indeed be fortunate, for the priz IS are
really going to be worth working fer.
Mr.. 5. r. Smith will have full charge
of the contest. He is now here and will
be glad to furnish anyone with all the
information regarding the contest that
they may desire. Read carefully the
announcement on page of this issue of
this the greatest offer ever made by a
newspaper in this section, and if there
10 any information that you would like
to have that is not given in this issne il
will be cheerfully furnished by Mr..
Smith upon your request, either by let
ter, telephone or personal call.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-05-06

The contract for driving the /, 500
foot extension of the Lucania tunnel
by Claypole and Hauser has begun
and from now the breast will he ad-
vanced at the rate OF over ten feet per
day. Eight drills will be- used aud the
power will be furnished by the Stern.
terger Electric Pow er plant up Fall
River.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1911-05-06

Mrs. Chas Brandstetter will enter.
tain the audience at the Opera House
next Tuesday evening with vocal rolos
which are always great treat to lis
ten to. There will also be music by
a quartet of young men. In addition
there will be patriotic pictures thrown
on the screen and the evening will
be pleasantly passed. Remember this
is for the beueiit OF the old soldiers
in assisting them to patriotically and
appropriately decorate the graves OF
their deceased comrades.