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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-04-12
Drawing Distinctions.

rs It hard to stem current?"
THAT depends on whether you're
trying to check torrent or dock a
small fruit"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-04-12
NOTICE TO SHEEPMEN

1, the unlersiged, hereby forbid
any and all sheep to run in the
waterin Copper Basin and Copper
Canyon. Said water rights belong
to me and | use thewater for
mining and domestic purposes.
Any sheepman whose sheep are
permitted to pollute or damage
said water will be prosecuted to
the full extent of the law.
Carl Peterson
Copper Canyon, Elko County, Feb.
25, 1911.
Fort Pierce news., 1911-08-18
A Growing and FIOurlshlnr Looe..

The local Lodge, Atlantic No. 30 Of
the Independent Order Of Odd Fellows
Is growing fast and the members are
taking an unusual interest in the work
OF the order. A class Of ten candidates
we're taken through the mysteries Of
OF the various degrees last month and
made full aedged Odd Fellows and nex,
Monday night another class OF five will
complete the journey and receive Ana,
instructions, while three or four others
nave taken one step and are now in
line Tor promotion. The degree team
which is doing excellent work, is one Of
OF the best among the younger lodges
OF the state and those members who are
not attending regularly are missing a
treat every week. AS a final recsn
ton to the new members a clam chow
der supper viii be spread pext Mondav
night after the business of the lodgs
Is completed.
Fort Pierce news., 1911-08-18
The Best is the Cheapest

Royal Scarlet and Robin Hood goods
cost more than others, but they are the
cheapest because they are the best, you
get your moneys worth. When you
have finished a meal on these goods you
Can enjoy a smoke. Sold only at
The City Market.
Fort Pierce news., 1911-08-18

A. Pcsp,Srtmsnt q the Interior. U. s. Land om.
Notire 4. llorlca, August l2 l9Ii ''s'
~ Florida. Who on JuIv - Ieoo
Entry, sera, No, 05isz f ,neqe t.,
Tsfi,In ~ Iewnahip 81 south, Rssrs M az q ~ =
to make Fna esa,.n ha. led notiss q ntsntos ao
cam Slan % the land above de<eribs, % establish
a. - % so.n .ne CIRCUIT Court at Fort Piers We
n sns Sosh day September. 1sii. FLORIDA
Slnlmant names es witn,s-e-.
ueorEs ". Huekbey. al set..,t.-
GeerFe Hail. Of sebsstlnn n Tlo,s essoaatlan. Florida.
s.o osirSs.ln rs FLORIDA, George Tueker 9tSSnsson
Henry s. chubb.
Haui1tcr
Fort Pierce news., 1911-08-18

Cautain Rose is making tour OF u q
s-ste ipstruc,ing the merchants in the
meaning and intent of the pure 1000
law aud that a pound means 10 ounces
and not u or IL ounces.
It begins to look as If that line Of
I steamers 90 the East Coast canal was a
sure 20 as the Times-Union says four
large steamers are under contract FOR
the Florida Coast Line Inland Naviga'
ton Company, and the first one Will go
into commission October lst. the others
fJlloEing soon after. They will run
from Jacksonville to Miami.
AT next springs Democratic primary
volusia county will offer the name OF
Cary D. Lands as candidate for
States Attorney for the Seventh judi
eial Circuit Of Florida, embracing the
counties Of St. Lueie, Breyard, Volusia,
Orange and Osceo,a. And after the
election the grand iuries will have no
Joker 70 furnish the fun.
Suppose there is a widow and her
daughter aud widower and his son.
Suppose the widow marries the son and
the widower marries the daughter.
Now the old mans wife is the sons
mother and her mother is his grand
mother. aud his grandmother and his
grandmother's husband is his grand
father, and that is himself
At Waller, 10 Clay county, last Fri
day night, a gang Of white convlcts
from a turpentine camp shot into Post
master Weeks home, killed his aged
wife and shot II year old son through
the kle, the boy, in turn, shot and
wounded 'trusty" named
Smith. Mr.. Weeks was away at the
time visiting sick brother, The mat
Ter is being investigated,
Some of the papers are advocating a
.ivil service examination by the cour ty
eachers for applicants for superintend.
.nts OF public instruction. They also
uggest that the money spent 10 hold.
az Institutes aud getting learned men
D address them would pay competel
-aehers and do away with so many ex-
ensive meetings. But that can't be
one where politics oyerrides ability.
Gus Wilson, alias Gus Thompson, the
egro prisoner Tho escaped from
herif Baker and Deputy Wnidden
q the train near Jupiter one night last
eek when the breaking of chain
the deputy from being pulled
trough window feetforemost, was
rot and captured next day by John
Neil, a deputy, and died Of his wound
the Palm Beach county jail. The
egro was desperate and had made :
u ee previous escapes. Z
Claiming that Mrs. NJ, B. Savage. of
Icksonville. drugged, doped and made
'unk theis old father aud then per-
AIDED him TO marry her and leave her
lie heir TO his sl5O,OOO worth of At.
nta real estate, five children of the
d mans are trying to break the will.
he marriage occurred 10 Jacksonville
ST year and Mr. Crawford died soon
TER.
Fort Pierce news., 1911-08-18

Ask for Royal Scarlet or Robin Hood
goods, aad i they haveL't them tEeu 90
70 The CRY Market, where they can
Always be had.
Fort Pierce news., 1911-08-18
skIppersI Shippers IL

You can buy Hams, Bacon or otbe,
Mvats without fear Of Shippers. Hams
and Bacon knpt 90 ice, fresh and fIDe
~ The City Marke,
Fort Pierce news., 1911-08-18


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TIE ors-- No--1srr Railway. Vhicl
hzs oss1 5c-t 20 Ps-1;z1, Eiil oe ez
i=-5=l 70 Jaczso--l-s.
Harry J. G-zha-. J Tampa prioter
tts -a--s- Ter % s,ooo0 az Peoria
H. % h= Aas -=tt Tampa an3 can't bs
l,cl-s5-
IRE 5-.r5i--s &, D.xielz-d PARK,
z-rc-s -l% r-Tet trc- Jaezso- Til.s.E Eere
-ss-r5gsc o. g l1csr5izry IRE Monday
1-EI; -is-
Macy .15o- l-io-s throughout the
s-s.s are making ursparz.io-s 70 cele-
o.a-= -2'-- D--' osp-7-' Der an II I
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D1r-.I-- t.1sss-4 a-1 DC a Campa'
ne tampa --zAr s-rlAe -ea,srs, have
1@=I i1fcs-- OF G. pF-s'a' &c -n Campo
o@-1z 7affs- 'Eon the SAKE ior SIX
s=l
ne - A1E-S;i1e city eo1ncil mas
F=fy s=1s-0-y p-7sea 80 an'ielgare'te
e--lH2-es am a-y ooy caught with
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Z. 74l iti-4-.ss a Az CreeA SATURDAY
= IS Ae3N a A'iiS-
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Following the decision Of the jack 4
'21Tllie sports the Tampa and Pensa-
,os race track Owners have decided
- % defy the law this fall, leaving
-,..r.- --1S' 'H'' '''
80 O''
F0.lceIsn Deicnet' Coieman and
'1uFpny' o. Ihe 81 PETERSBURG force
ave oeen suspendeo pending their ex-
ID mlna'lon 10 connection win the own
'7A'p VI LssFo samolng dlVe' flne
-Aon'e Uioson' ven y noWl drug .
Isl vas arrested Ia pensacola last {
'seH 5 charged Wild emoezziement and
III oe returned 70 Daoe county. Monte
az char2e OF Dr. Dn rus drug store a. I
'emon ClIy and lert suddenly without
iaEing any returns.
, = = - - - % No'S ".aAes Tue iee' &
E"i' s'O" auu eAPanus 'ne Waist, 5
90 - @N ss oa.So re'aie'' anu 5
y ."' ''.' sa'e oi'eu pro |
'y q o opinlO"s c
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Some trouble has arisen in the buil6. a
- passenger s'S''on s'
1A1'@N1 O",us y 'he contractor giV'
go "a Li. fH :" neeroes
80 y "n''e men lne negroes c
:. - Ol .ny !oo .AsI week out 'ne c
~ k'' -"N ~ 9
The Seaboard Air Line train ran into Q
! open switch at Limona LAST Wednes- c
y and crashed into the rear Of
eight Irain. Ine engine turned over
% a baggage car followed 1t. Engi-
9er Istum' Fireman Brookins and
Kpress Messenger Lewis we're badly
ilured'
After a drunken braEI in F.. Jacksor. u
lie saloon llast Thursday Bill AIeT.n o
r. A plunber slinned hebind TaoL v
Fort Pierce news., 1911-08-18

The Strength of Bank is measured by its CAPITA
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-01
THE CITY DOCK
 GETS STAYED IN

At half past twelve o'clock last Sun day night UOot 21 the steamship ship City oi Seattle. of the Pacific Coast Steamship Company. in at tempting to land st al he City Dock, crashed through the side Of the suue- ture and half way through the freight house infljcung damage that it wall take several thousand dollars to re pair No one was hurt although an Indian woman and boy sleeping on a oouch in the freight house. escaped Hy a very small margin
 When the ship struck the dock she tore through the heavy umbers. and lighter frame work oF the shed with ease. and only the immense weight Of the coal buukers. containing about 500 tons of coal. prevented her cutta the dock in halves,
 Early Monday morning Capt Alex Hart had a force of men at work rig. riuK ID the piledrjver to begin mak- ing repairs. which win be pushed for. ward as rapidly as posSible.-DouElss Island News.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-01
AGAIN
 OFFERS PRIZES

Prizes amounting Co Sl5ooo, Is the iuducemeut H. n. Eirmse offers this year Co the Cbrtstmas shoppers.
 W5h a great deal Of thought has Che selection of p-l7es been made. and the people Of Skacway should see that none Of -hese prizes go out Of town this year.
 Last year many Of the prizes were won by people Of the Post and White horse. as well as othes nearby towns. but then. 5t was an off year for Sksgwsyjtes.
 There win be eight prizes in all this year. and the tickets win be is- sued from both the Kirmse stores
 The prizes are as follows
 lst p-ize-Cnehslf dozen SlerI5uE Silver Knives and Forks
 2n6 p-ize-Sjlver Tea Set
 2rd prize-Ivo-y Carving Set
 4-h prize-Ladfes Hand Bag
 5uh pHze-One half dozen Cut Glass Tumblers.
 9th p-izo-Cut Glass Berry Bowl
 ,rh p-ize-Ladies Umbrella
 Sth p-i7e-Geuts' Umbrella
 The drawing vin take place at 9 o'clock. the evening Of December 24th
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-01
MUSHER SEES
 MANY CARIBOU

According Go John Horn. who aT- rived orar the Circle tvsi on Tues day last large herds ol Carbon are now moving on Eagle creek mum arous large bands gf t1. animals have been seen. During his pilgrimage he sighted two separate bands which would aggregate a thousand animals
 The Gardner brothers who conduct tha Eaele roadhousa report that two weeks ago they saw one har5 contain ing over two thousand caribou Hr Horn is Che owner ot fha SHanyslda farm near Dawson and travelling through Alaska in guesa Of knowledge, Ha HsemharBed from ue Susie at Circle and walked overland to Fair banks Alaska Citizen
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-01
COPPER
 FUR NEW YORK
EAST WILL SEE SOME OF AL ASKA'S MINERAL
 PRODUCTS

Gold 3n nuggets ot various sizes and from many mines. silver and cop Der. oils. marble and furs are to be displayed in the carload Of Alaska ey- hibits and the New York land show November 8 to l2 Gold valued at SI75.o contributions Of mining men a.la corporations in the North, are to be 5n the exhibit and with a view to safety in transmission Che date Of the leaving time of the car In which the precious metal is Co start eastward is .hainr kept secret by the officials Of the Milwaukee. over whose line the car win ravel. and ube Wells Fargo Express Company. the cus,odians and common carriers
 Also in AlaSka's exhibit win be a niece .as copper ore weighing one ton Timber. consisting of rough sections oF tree trunks. vegetables raised near
 the Arctic Circle. grains and grasses Of the North. marble. haskerry. heads and belts or wild game. with trans psrercfes or tbe scenory will com r-ise what is regarded as one of he most comprehensive displays ever E,V' .e0 of am. couutry's resources.
 The car attached to the Milwaukee Columbian tram lerJ Seattle early this week
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-01

ns Co hC almost .. '" I' vav Che sores would .'n n'.' '' another, ha.. and
 ur-H- l.n and .n. lower uaaI a- wr ."r ."# . a This condition arn.."u
 without getting any Hr rr.
 worse an on. time. En much sn tuE H'e became alarmed '"-. HH. 'af.
 "pr-irr an thf5 firr. boil and eczema, I d5ri0rad vHh Che rf n. t.7 rs-f af The c0urfrr ruf fn no aEH# Finally decided Co trv C.E.."r Ernr'9az. W...E [ Fd. taking The JHf"n -f ir'.-- r7lIr. r-r'v-rc trr E.T.ur1 Ointment f0 trp sons. and using . g#i.gE -n Cor washing. Tn T..r r r.- began .1 r7fIra f~arr-a- md continued n " fre Crrru- E.us |1n d vrer -as r.# r and 1" rrsaf--ar.e ai tra '-ra.I. HHr.,
 f-H-ta -.-Hs .... -a#r#n. .. ..7 T.-.r... #r others over -". rr. .n Tfth r aH.r nar u a7l JSf--# R ~ T-lr-LE-,
 sFH Send 70 DrfHr n .... - f7aa sarn'. .. tH.Hl-
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-01
LOCAL BRIEFS

I0 Buy Tho Daily Alaskan 1Or
 UC On The Streets For AV(
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-01

 IS DROWNED

SEWARD Alaska o0. Frank WUder a prasre..ar from Seattle. was drowned n he krH ....r last Friday when boat containing him and two other nrasna.ra-s was 1aDstz cd WHH.r znu-r. Co swim ashore but was seized with cramps H.s com pBmors F Davidson and Red Sra.H. cona. amrl Co The nna. and reached -rr~a safely
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-01
sKAGwAY WEATHER REPORT

Results of tbe observation taken al N0o-e's Wharf at midnight Oes af. 1911 Is as follows
 Temp. time ohservarn 2f above Max. preceding 2# hrs . f2 above Mn Q. &5 above
 lean above Barometer aa.-a Cloudy Calm
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-01
FOR GIFTS
NO TROUBLE TO FIND WHAT
 YOU WANT

When you are out on a hunt for nometbing appropriate as siit, re- member have new goods such ss handsome cut eIass. siIverrare, and beautifully hand painted china. Iust n from ,he makers. which would make as handsome a present as can be made. Such goods are Fays sp- pfeciated. ! have nothing sut ths latest. Bp to date ia pattern. and in quality. Nothing but lbs very beet
 Oar watch u5Tk, newly manafsc'ur ed and skuf8I engraving speak for themselves. We do not turn out our work unless it Is raished iu tho best manner and we guarantee every pis. q of t. Ii you have any trouble with your watch bring It Co Us and ve v.H guarantee you entire sausIaction at reasonable charges.
 Don't neglect your eyes when you can Eet them examined free at my store with he latest optical Ins'r1 ments
 J. Ikuis.
 Jsvsier and Optcian
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-01

None better and p1rer than Gibson rye. Rainier and Olympia beer. Or ders by phone promptly delivered. The Mascot. e.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-01
WELL. KNOWN LAWYER
 CURED IF ECZEMA
RvC,tlcura Remedies Which Ne Rec ommends for Skin Tr,ubles,

wvrbrs attending school st Is.hFn00, Ohio, D, ,Ss5 ,Tr-a a.ag a .naH-Hrv -.HH.. and ,,5, y-s-s an vrrriaatr.f Presumably from Imnu-e virus uvrd. became afflicted win
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-01

 IS PRACTICABLE
LE- lIasEa Nows Rnraaa.I

NEW YORK Nov The Attorney General oi this state has offered hts opinion in the case of the dissolution of the Tobacco Trust. and says that a reorganization of the trust fs en- H-ely practicable
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-01

The Alaska stsaship Compauy's Dol nhn sailed from this port last night for Seattle and way ports, at S.45 o'clock She he'd a passenger list Of
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-01

From this Gme on the Peterson will make two trips a week to SkaEway from the Post. on Wednesdays and Saturdays. The boat win leave tho Post at g a. m. and returning. leave SlSswsy at D n
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-01

n0Te- T"|| I|II|| T0T 7T"|T two r HaTIHha HW..fiH0 r=rf tra form r r1 grrrma an my Iaaa, fHr ITrrr ru af - tI- h .1- aam-T mot n- i f.Ha
 Trrw v0u ha Waf.r-.I.at6-s rr un and nr and vnHH.H tH water wnH.I fanHH # would ruu and Urn one fo f'aa. tH. wnr'l H" n, fha would aa rr-.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-11-01

aN EE>r lAsr 7E- --.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-30
PRESIDENT TAFT IS
STIRRED TO ACTION
Republican Headquarters tc
Be Opened in Washington,
Barnard to Take Charge.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2s.-It was reported
today that President Taft would soon ask
otto T. Barnard of this city 10 accept an
important position In connection with the
campaign leading UP TO the national Re-
publican convention. In the event that
Mr., Taft IS nominated at Chicago next
June. Il was said Mr.. Barnard. II he
takes part in the preliminary campaign.
might continue as one OF the principal ad-
visers to the president until the votes are
cast in November.
President TAFT has been urged hy Re-
publican leaders TO take deeper interest
In pre- convention activities. AT last, Il
is said. he consented 10 a Taft headquar
ters 10 be opened In Washington at an
early date Whether Mr.. Barnard Will
take charge OF the headquarters ma!
depend on the conference TO be held IA
Washington next week In which the pres
ident, Mr.. Barnard. and Secretary Charles
d. Hilles will participate.
The pressure ol political business at the
White house has been increasing steadil,
since the meeting OF the Republican ma
tional committee In Washington. DeCem-
Der IL, and il Is said the opening OF the
headquarters has become necessary 10 di-
vert the flow of visitors from all sections
OF the country,
There still exists the belief in politica
circles that Secretary IIillcs will be cale
on TO direct the campaign for the prcsi'
dent in the event OF the iatters renomina
ton, but there has been no definite deci'
zion to that effect.
Mr.. Barnard will accompany President
TAFT back TO Washington on Saturday
night and will spend New Years day al
the White house. II is said that the prop
osition 10 Mr. Barnard 10 join the Tlr
forces will be made then.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-30
TAFTS LAST TRIP IN
THE PRESENT YEAR

WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-Prosident
Taft s last trip of the present year
will take him to Philadelphia for Q
three hours stop and TO dinners in
New York and Brooklyn. Tho journey
begins tomorrow morning and ends in
Washington on Sunday.
Secretary of State Knox Will accom-.
panv the president to New York.
Senator Pcnrosc viii be his guest as
far rs Philadelphia and Otto L. Ban
nard. Republican candidate for mayor
at the last election. will come TO Wash
ington with Mr.. Taft. Mr.. Barnard
will be white house guest over New
Year IS.
In Philadelphia tho president will
attend the John Wanamaker 6fticth
anniversary and jubilee celebration,
will visit the Offices of morning news
paper and in New York will be guest
at the citizens peace dinner aud
"look in on the dinner of the Uni.
vcrsity club Of Brooklyn. He is due to
leave New York for Washington to-
morrow at midnight.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-30
SENATOR STONE IS
FOR SPEAKER CLARK
Claims That the Missouri In,
dorsement of Folk Was
Premature.

ST. LOUIS, Dee. 2o.--Unitsd States
Senator w ]. Stonc OF Missouri aroused
much interest among politicians on his
arrival here by giving out a statement
containing his seven reasons why Speaker
Champ Clark should DC the nominee for
the presidency, Today certain Demo
cratic leaders arc out with statements
assailfng Stone for his course and night
FOR the state delegation to the Demo
cratic national convention Is gong ON
rapidly i'm St Louis.
The fight arises from the TACT that INC
Democratic convention In 1910, OF ~hlcI!
Speaker Champ Clark was chairman. in
nor. as Missouri's choice for the prcsl
dency. For some time friends or Folk
in the name Of the Missouri Democratic
esgue. have maintained headquarters 10
promote his claims for the presidency,
Recently friends Of the speaker opened
presidential headquarters for him.
Neither Clark nor Folk has had any
ihing 10 say about their candidates., hut
their friends have carried on war on
words and the contest became warm
with tho presence OF both Clark and
Stone here this week The speaker did
not call on Folk and Folk did not WISH
him. Stone came two DAYS ago ana mas
spent much time at the Clark heaouuaf-
ters and mas given a statement 20 INC
newspapers containing his reasons .or
promoting the Clark candidacy.
Judge w. y. Evans OF west fiaihs'
former Democratic state chairman. SaEe
course and declaring leaders in wash
Ins,on no longer could Issue orders 10
tho people of the state
Tho speakers friends take the ground
that conventions Endorsement ot FOLK is
not binding and that the voters In The
end should decide who is thc choice OF
Missouri Democrats. bur no definite steps
have been taken toward primary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-30
TREASURY CURTAILS
PULP lMPORTATIONS

WASHINGTON, Dec. oa-Whilc for
eiEn nations arc clamorinG for the free
entry 0f wood pulp and paper into tho
d7. the treasury department today de-
creased the supply which can be i'm O.
ported from Canada without duty through
an order relating TO tho Indian lands OF
Ontario.
In tho future, wood pulp or paper
made from the woods OF these lands must
pay duty because Of the Canadian reEu-
lation prohibiting tho expectation OF
wood from Ontario Indian lands for the
msnufacture OF wood pulp.
This puts these lands IN tho same class
as tho crown lands. upon which cNporta-
tton restrictions arc placed, and is in
accordance with tho agreement with
Canada
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-30
ADVERTISING TALKS
(Continued from Page One.)

that he wished to sell a suit
worth $40 for $3.50
Fact Upon the next visit OF
the agent he was asked TO write
an advertisement offering a $12
woman S suit for $3.50, The suit
looked to the agent as though it
was the SAME SUIT he had writ
ten about the week before. but he
was not sure.
Fact 3.-This time the agent
was asked TO write an advertise
mcnt about woman S suit val
ucd at Sl4. the retail price oil
which was to be $50 This time
the agent was sure he was writ
ing about the same suit that he
had written about twice before.
Fact Ale accused the man
ager of the store Of mlsrepresent-
inc facts to him. The manager
answered, What business is it
Of yours? You are employed TO
write such copy as | wish. II
YOU don t want TO do IT, will get
somebody else =
All right, said the agent,
get somebody else; | won I
write lie if | know if. "
Fact 5.-The agent looked up
the manufacturer who had sold
these suits 10 the manager Of the
store. The manufactures told
him that he had sold the suits
at $3.50 each.
Fact Ga suit that cost the
store $40 was, in the first place,
sold as Of value SIC for $50.
The store made $40 on that suit.
In the second instance it was sold
AS of value $12 for $500. The
store made 81. In the third in
stance, the suit was sold as OF
value $1i for $50. The store
made So.
SUCH ADVERTISING
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-30
THREE MEN FIGHTING
TO CONTROL ECUADOR

WASHINGTON. Dec. 29.-Ecuador is
drifting toward "A three -corucrod rovolu-
lion as a result 81 thc sudden death OF
President Estrada on December -.
The government was icT I'm charge Of
Scnor Zaldumbidc. pending elections 10
be held next month 10 select successor
10 the presidency.
Advices 10 the state department today
declare the troops at Guayaquil. tho
principal city uf Ecuador. have arisen
and proclaimed General Monicro supreme
chief of the republic. Meanwhile for
mIds bic movements arc organizing in ia =
yor OF General Plaza, a former prcsi- .
dent, while Col. Flavio Alfaro. a nephew
~ a former president. is also a con
tender
Already signs Of disorder havc ap-
pcarcd and tod9ys report WAS that ten
persons have been killed and a number
r'oundrd In Guayaqul as a result OF the
Muntcro uprising.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-30
TVEITMOE'S AFFAIRS
ARE BEING PROBED

Los ANGELES, Cal, Dec. 29.-Thc
federal grand Jury which is invcsdgat-
ing the alleged national dynamite con
spiracv evidenced purpose today to
go into all the business relations OF
Olaf Tveitmoc the San rancisco labor
leader. and all his transactions in be.
half OF the trade 5 organiza tons With
which he is connected. In addition to
surfmouinc Miss Ethel Murphy, Tveit,
moe 5 slonographcr the government IN
vestigators subpoonaed \. ID. Gibson,
his priy3tc secretary. ellison was or
dcrcd 10 leave San Francisco last night
and appear before the granI curry
forthwith. llc was present toiay when
the inquisitoTs went into session.
With Gibson in the witness room TO-
dav was \. T.. Yoell, secretary of the
tsiaIic Exclusion league, of which
Tvcjtmoo is president.