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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1911-12-15
INTERE5IING FACTS
REGARDING REVISED LAWS

otdle ITli Ter faTnSWOTth UI
Carson spent few days on thC
Comstock renewing old friendships
and incidentally visiting some oi
the principal mining plants. Mr.
Farnsworth states that he is
greatly surprised at the great
strides forward made in the
mining Industry IN the camp the
past year, and the evidences on all
sides OF a prcmancnt revival, both
about the city and at the mines.
lie says old Virginia is proving
that she can come back, and is
destined TO be one Of the best
camps IN the state IN the near
Iu'ur'. Inc Mexican mill was "a
revelation TO ne, and little did l
uF'am year ago that such a
me mining plant would be con.
spuc'e" on the "Ih lode, or
"ouId be necessary 10y the rich
ne" ore discoveries at tie north
'hu.
"h'n questioned relative to the
"'"'t I''h''hE once Mf' Farms
worth stated that the Office had
ha" very busy season ana was
no" engaged IN hnIshing up the
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1911-12-15

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when dull entertainment Ia to be pro
Vidod deceive only themselves.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1911-12-15

Courthouse, Ilighschool, aud
grammar School, souvenirs at
Wintermantel.s IS Jewelry Store.
Cañon City record., 1911-05-04
T an Oxfords

Security tan oxfords from hide
to wearer. A dressy shoe and one
that will wear. We have a full
line of these and have a fit for
every foot. The regular price for
these shoes is SO, but we will sell
them for S2.40.
FELTER CLOTHING CO.,
SIS Main St
Cañon City record., 1911-05-04
Lawn Mowers

THE Chicago" a lawn mower
we'll known for its durability. Ball
bearing, easy to run and made of
good materials. II you have to buy
a mower this year look these over.
They are well worth So, but our
special price is $4.75.
LEADER HARDWARE STORE.
Cañon City record., 1911-05-04
Look Over These Bar
gains 1t Will Pay
You To Do So
Beds

We will offer every bed in the
house Saturday at 20 per cent dis
count. This includes our full Inc
OF brass and iron beds. II you
need a new bed this is the time to
get it the cheapest. Remember.
every bed goes at 20 per cent. dis
count.
HOLCOMB & swEARNGN,
5f4 Main st.
Cañon City record., 1911-05-04
Ever Wear Hose

These are a substantial article
that ordinarily sell at the substan-
tial price OF 35 cents and 80 cents.
They are well knit and considered
the best ladies' hose sold for the
money Our special price on Satrr-
day will be 25 cents. You can't
beat It.
GALLEY FOR SHOES,
515 Main St
Cañon City record., 1911-05-04
Want Ad

On Saturday we will give you a
Sl05 Want Ad., that is three lines
six times in The Daily Record and
one issue in the Weekly Record, all
for 30 cents. This offer is good on
Saturday. Don't phone.
THE DAILY RECORD.
Cañon City record., 1911-05-04
Salad Bowls

so cents is not too much to ask
for these. We bought a gross in
all. You will want several at this
price. These salads are large and
deep; measure 10 inches across the
top; attractively tinted and deco
rated with flowers: gold edge. Price
25 cents each.
FREY & COLLINS,
COZ Main ST.
Cañon City record., 1911-05-04
Pants

You have heard by reputation OF
the excellence of Curley Pants.
They are made for wear, yet they
possess style and shape. The Cur
ly Pant is specially made gar
ment. Our regular IS garment we
will sell at $3.50.
WILLIAMS SMITH d. G. CO.,
Agpew's Old Stand.
Cañon City record., 1911-05-04
Assorted Carmels

Fill your sweet tooth. We are
preparing a lot OF assorted cara
mels which will be on special sale
at rs cents a pound Tuesday and
Wednesday OF next week. The
children like this candy. In fact.
everyone likes It. Don't forget
OTIS CANDY STORE.
Cañon City record., 1911-05-04
Black Turbons

The best s5 straws We handle.
The latest hats in this style. A
spring hat that is comfortable.
cheap and becoming. We have
other styles and shapes. but these
are the best bargain that you can
find in town at s3.75.
CRITERION MILLINERY,
4e1 Main 81.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-29
HOGAN SAYS STATE
CAN ELECT MEMBER
Makes Reply 10 BurtOn'S Con-
gTGSSiOnal Query.

Columbus, o.. July 29.-Attorney
General Hogan gave out an opinion
TO Senator Burton in which he holds
that congress can enact an apportion.
ment law. allowing Ohio TO elect an
additional congressman at large.
This obyiates the necessity TO re-
district the state to provide for the
Increased congressional representa-
tion. Senator Burton asked this opin-
ion of Attorney General Hogan In or
der to ascertain whether it would bo
agreeable to the Harmon administra-
tion TO dispose of the matter In this
way, ratFTTN than make It necessary
for the governor TO call a special
session TO redistrict the state.
There We're p congressman from
Ohio, but with the new apportion.
ment the state is entitled to %; the
extra one will now he elected at
large until another regular redistrict
Of the state can he made.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-29
PROHIBITS THIRD D[GREf
Judge Threatens TO Remove Bculah
Bnfcrd From Detectives.

Judge Threatens TO Remove Bculah
51ford From Detectives.
Richmond Va. July % VITA
Henry CLAY Bcattie showing the first
traces OF emotion since the nisht he
carried the hlood-soaliud body of his
murdered wife home from her last
automobile ride. he Richmond police
planned an elaborate taird degree.
The congtent nagcing OF tho dotcr-
ti,es and the close confinement have
made Beattic nervous aul mcaH.
.choly
The grilling examination The polioo
have kent mp almost day and night
on the three rrisuncrs IN Richmond
Jail aroused considerable opposition.
Judge r Carter Scott served notice
that unless the grilliug OF Boulah
Binford was stopped Immediately he
would remove hcr beyond TIE reach
Of the detectives
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-29
KAISER WILL FIND
WAY TO BACK DOWN
Prospects Of Triangular War
Grow Dimm8r Each Day.

London, July 90 From all surface
indications here the Moroccan stu.
alton is greatly cIievcd and there is
every hope that the question will be
settled without resort to arms.
This Is not 10 be copstrued ds mdi-
eating that there Is not yet feeling
of anxiety In Official circles but
there is a distinct falling off in the
tone Of hostility in the German press
and the Paris newspapers seem much
more hopeful ln thelr utterances.
So far az can be Judged from the
outside, the speeches of Mr.. Asquith
and the remarks OF Mr. Balfour have
had not only q scothing effect, but
they seem also to have Impressed the
powers with the TACT that all parties,
including the laborltes are united
so far as the course OF the empire Is
concerned
For once the Germans have real.
lied apparently hat the effort to
split France and England has failed,
and for the future, so far as the Mo-
roccan situation is concerned. cont.
mental Europe must look upon them
as staunch allies.
Germany S emissaries may main.
tain bold front for a time for ef.
feet. but sooner or later they will
find a way, 70 is believed, 10 hack
down gracefully rom their position,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-29
@ DENTISTS GET NOISY
t'eate Stampede During Discussion
OF Old Patent Method.

Cleveland. o.. July GA factional
fight that has been smoldering in the
National Dental association for al
most four years. concerning the asso.
ciation's attitude toward certain
dental patent, broke into hot blaze
on the floor OF the convention.
The lie was passed several times
by several delegates. cries lof "or.
der" gag rule" put him out" and
"let him he heard" filled the auditor
ium. delegates jumped to their feet
shouting and gesticulating IN chorus
until the confusion was brought to an
end by the chairman refusing to rec
Ognize anyone on the moor and
fastening from the platform. The
next convention will be held in
washington. in the second week in
September, 1912.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-29
BOY REGRETS
CONFESSION
Says Next Job Will Not Be
So Crude.
IS INDICTED FOR MURDER

Paul eeiqeI, II. BeIlboy Who Muir
dered Man Who Helped Him In
Order That He Might Array Him.
self In eaudy RaIment, Shows
Signs Of sraVado-Label From
chloroform Bottle cew Which Led
to Quick Apprehension.
New York July 29-The l7-year.
old bellboy who wanted to get money
to buy gaudy clothes, and 50 stran-
gled a helpless old man who had
been liberal to him, was indicted by
the grand jury for murder in the
first degree and sent to the Tombs
to await trial some time in August.
In less than 40 hours after Paul
Geldel slipped out OF William Henry
Jackson's room on the tenth floor Of
the Hotel lroquois, leaving behind
him nothing but an empty chloroform
vial, detectives found him, got DO
tailed confession from him ana turn
cd him over to the district attorney.
For rapidity the job is unmatched in
the records Of the central Office.
While the bellboy was admlring in
his room in West F'ifteth street the
new suit and patent leather shoes
that he had bought with the proceeds
OF his crime, and while he was de-
vouring newspaper stories of the
murder the detectives were already
closing in on him When they
nabbed him and produced the tell
tale chloroform label that had been
identified by Newark druggist he
weakened straightaway, The props
OF his neryes let go. He confessed
whiningly.
Later n measure of bravery return
ed Geidel regretted that he hadn't
done a better job Next time, said
he, there would not have been a clew
left for tho police.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-29
AIIen PraIsc, Wool nllI.

Cincinnati, o., July 2s.--"Under
the LaFollette wool bill thore will
result an average cut OF from So to
$3.50 in the price of suit OF
clothes" says CONGRESSMAN Alfred
c. Allen Of Ohio. Under the Under.
wood bill the reduction would be
from $3.50 to 81 on suit, "The La.
Toilette bill is decidedly in the in
terest of the people and il in confer.
ence we can not get anything bet
ter, / believe the house will accept
the LaFollette substitute"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-29
PUNCHED PARAGRAPHS

Fenton Bolar was killed by fall
Of slate In a mine near McArthur, o.
According to his physician, dancing
killed Professor Irwin Thomas of Gin.
cinnati. who claimed to be clog dane
Ing champion OF the world
william Hopkins Of Ashtabula, o.,
claims The cobbler record of the
United States, having been at that
business for 62 out Of his ~ years.
In the Maumee river at Toledo,
Clarence Renshler. ". OF Flndlay,
aud Mrs. Boyce OF Bowling Green
were drowned by the capsizing OF a
Bailboat.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-29
MASON IS CANDID
Admits Senatorial Bee is Never Out
OF Seht.

OF Slqht.
Washington, July 29.-Four wit
nesses were heard by the senate
committee which is investigating
charges Of corruption in the election
Of Senator Lorimer OF Illinois. They
were Thcmas Mcguire. Chicago de.
tective; Alfred e. McCordie OF Chi
cago, an attorney; ex-senator VIII
liam r. Mason and Lawrence b.
Stringer OF Lincoln. ILL.,. who was tho
Democratic candidate for the United
States senatorship in 1909 against
Mr.. Lorimer
Ex-senator Mason said he rad no
information about the election of
Senator Lorimer which would aid the
committee in ascertaining whether
or not improper influences had been
used In the election
"Is the political bee buzzing In
your vicirity now?" asked John j.
Healy. counsel for the committee.
"I can not remember when | have
been free from it," replied Mr. Ma.
son. 81 have 1t as bad now as ever.
regard the United States senate as
the greatest Office in this country in
its opportunity to serve the people"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-29
Assoclated palllcn Elcot.

Sandusky O.. July %, Ioun T.
Pack Of Sandusky was reelected
PRESIDENT of the Associated Ohio
naiies for the twenty.fourth cousoo.
utive term The other officers clecf.
ed are Vice president, G.. W. c.
Perry OF Chillicothe; secretary Louis
II, Brush Of East Liverpool, treas.
urer, i. r. Chew of Nenia. Tho meet.
ing was one of The most successful
In the history Of the organization.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-29
Edward NJ. shepnrd pIee.

Lake George, y. Y. July %, Ed
ward NJ shepard died at his country
home at Lake George 4 !mlletin
issued by his physician. Dr. Hcnning,
announced that MIR shepard was
dying and that the end was only a
matter of hours The patient re-.
maiued unconscious The greater part
OF tho day. In the middle or the af-
tcrnoon he reused for short time
and, seeing the members Of his fam.
fly gathered about the bedside said.
81 know what YOU are here for"
Soon afte" he again became uucnn-
scious ami remained SO until no died.
Mr. Shepard was n leading member
of the New York bar and Was a lead
ing Democratic politician.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-29
Atherton Seeks VindIeatIon.

Newark. O.. July % This city,
the scour 10 mosths ago Of mob's
murder Of a dry detective. mn after.
nath of which was tho retirement
from office OF Sheriff William Link
and Mayor Herhep Athcrtou. who
faced charges cf reglo Of their on.
cial duties, and the change of resi-
dence Of the mayor 10 western
city, now faces q fight 20 prevent the
restoration Of rover 10 Nherton and
tho regime under whieh he conduct.
ed affairs.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-29
Glass Men Do Not oraanlze.

Columbus, o., July 20. ~ Manufac-
turers of handmade windowRlass did
not form n national association at
their meeting here. the attendance
not warranting such action. Forty
manufacturers from five stales were
at the meeting. The manufacturers
will meet again Aug. Is, when tho
national association will be launched.
The organization will be formed to
secure better product and no at.
tempt WIFI be made TO regulate
prices, the promoters say.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-29
TELLS OF CARROUSALS
Employees Of Quarantine Station Held
Midnight ReVels,

New York July 29.-ln an inyesti-
cation o. the administration Of Dr.
Alyah n Doty, health officer Of this
port, Witnesses told OF signing per
mits fer vessels to proceed even
though an authorized health officer
was not present, stories Of crap
shooting and of gay parties in the
so-called green room" at quarantine
in which employees and girl visitors
held high iinks until midnight
Arthur Denyse. witness, said that
one party in the green room which
is a medical library furnished in
green on the second floor of tie quar-
tine building, he had empied the
ashes OF the late Colonel George E.
Waring, the sanitary engineer, who
died OF yellow fever at his home in
Second avenue in October 1898, by
dumping The ashes out Of a window
at quarantine and, after cleaning the
urn, had mixed a big Gin rickey in
the receptacle for the party,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-29
STEAMER SINKS;
ELEVEN DROWN
Coal Cargo Shifts Ia Off
Shore Gale.
WATER SWEEPS DECKS

Vessel Suddenly Plunges Downward
and Entire Crew Goes Down--Mate
Comes to Surface and Floats
Ashore on Hatch Cover and Re
lates Disaster or Coast Of Nova
seotis-ship Old and Had Been
often Condemned.
Halifax, ~ S. July 29.-The
steamer John Irwin owned by the
Port Hood Coal company. roundered
off Beaver Light Nova Scotia. on a
voyage from Port Morton to Halifax.
The Irwin had crew Of II and all
persisted except the mate. w l.. Nc.
Leod. whose escape was remarkable.
The Cnly Information concerning
this sea tragedy is furnished by Nc.
Leod. He saU,s the steamer vas coal
laden and that, she foundered when
the sea was heavy with an on-snore
gale. The cargo shifted, the ship
listed. water swept over the decks
and tore away the hatcbSs. Captain
Heather ordered the boats Nout, but
before anything could be done the
steamer plunged down bow .6rst Nand
all hands went with her.
When the mate. who told OF the
affair came up after the vessel foun-
dered. he clasped hatch cover. Nc
Leod drified ashore at the entrance
to Liscomb and made his way to
Mario Ipgpuh Tho TOhp Irwin was
an old steamer and had been in trou-
bic with the courts over claims made
against her
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-29
Look For Star Roarder.

Bridgeport. o.. July 29.-The police
nre searching for Louis Kleine.
boarder at the home OF Mrs. Upper
man, whose mutilated body was
found on the river bank opposite
this city. The police say Kleine left
the woman's home with her. lie has
not been seen since. There is no
charge against him, but the police
believe he may be able to shed some
light on the mystery.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-29
tIlndu studied In columnus.

Columbus. o.. July 30 Mahommed
IIussain, the murderous Hindu who
ran amuck in the streets OF Chicago
and shot into crowd, wounding
eight. one Of whom died was former
ly a stuGent at the Ohio State uni
versity. lie entered the engineering
department at the university several
years ago but only stayed for six
months Upon leaving here he went
10 Pittsburg.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-29
urae Taft 70 Use Veto.

Washington. July 20. President
Taft was urged by several stand.pat
Republican leaders of the senate aud
house to veto any wool revision bill
that is likely to be agreed upon in
the forthcoming conference on the
house and LaFollette compromise
woolen measures. Senator Crane OF
Massachusetts, Representative Weeks
OF the same state and Representative
Bartholdt OF Missouri were among
the men who gave this advice to tho
president.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-29
EXCURSI0NlSTS KILLED
Fifteen Dead In Head-on Collision
on Maine Railroad

on Maine Railroad.
Bangor, Me. July %. Fifteen per-
sons were Killed in head-on col
lision between crowded excursion
train on the Bangor G Aroostook
railroad and a train nbm Van Buren
20 Bangor Thirty or 40 persons
We're injured and II Is Thought that
several others are in the wreokage
A special train was rushed FROM
this rity with surgeons and medical
supplies and nurses. fgsN
The excursion train was bound
from Kidder's Point. on the Penob.
scot bay. near Searsport. for points
in northern Maine. II was late and
is reported to have been making
good speed whom the crash came.
\ heavy storm prevailed through.
out Main' and II Is believed the
thick weather conditions had much TO
do with the disaster
Grindstone where the wreck oc-
CURED. ~ hamlet Of only 70 inhab-
itants, with no facilities for the caro-
Of the dead or injured except the
rough and ready hospitality Of the
hackwoods people.
BY the interval OF only a minute
the trains escaped meeting on the
bridge that spans the east branch OF
the PenoOscot when in all probable
ity, the loss of life would have been
even greater.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-29
The Modern Farmer.

This farme' dialect We see
I'm prln, Is mostly bosh,
4 cultivated man rs re-
lie never says "Rsosh"
Washington Herald.
He never chews piece Of hay
lie Is no "rubhevueck"
Tho EnElsh that he speaks Is pure.
lie never says "Bv heck"
Allentown Democrat.
Aud when a gold brick you would sell
Betore his moneys blown
Ilo SAYS, I'm from Missouri son;
] really must be shown
Yonkers Statesman.
He always pays his bills with cnsh
lie never beats his wife
lie doern't feed his hoardorH haeh
Or with neighbors live in strife
Judge.
HIS trousers dent has at the knees,
Tie lives a happy life
and meyer tries whom eaung peas
TO lift thom on his knife
W Chicago Record Herald.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-29
DEAL ON THE SQUARE
Hanna Says No ulterior Motive In
T. C, & I. Transaction.

New York, July 90 No Glterior
motives urked behind the taking
over Of the Tennessee Coal and Iron
company b. the United States Steel
corporation during the financial panic
OF 1907 in the opinion of l.. {. Hanna
of Cleveland, one of the syndicate
owners of the Tennessee concern be-
fore the merger who spent the day
on the itness stand before the steel
trust investigating committee Of the
house Of representatives.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-29
Woman shoots HerseIf.

Coshocton, o., July 29.--Mrs Har-
vey Watson is in a dying condition,
having sEot herself in the head with
revolver at the Watson farm, near
here. Tho attempted suicide followed
followe her attempt to have her hus-
hand returned to the Ohio penitcn-
tiary for alleged violation Of his
parole
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-29
Knife slips; sIashes Throat.

Mechanicsburg. o., July While
ripping open grain sacks with a
sharp knife Charles Hatfield let the
blade slip and II slashed his throat
horribly. Screaming for help. Hat
field had presence OF mind enough to
hold his throat tightly TO keep from
bleeding 10 death. He lost considef-
able blood, but physicians think he
has a fightlng chance for his life.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-29
lSellev pleads Gniltu

Akron o., July % John Kelley OF
YOUNGSTOWN arrested on a charge OF
assaulting Andre Martin daughter
of Mrs. H. T. Martin Barnhart OF
Parkersburg, w, Va, waived arraign,
ment at preliminary hearing ana
entered q plea of guilty.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-29
roao Headed This WAY.

London, July %, Admiral Togo
sailed today on the Lusltanla as the
guest OF the american nation. The
japanese military counsellor 10 unac-
companlad by suite, only Comman-
der Tanieuchl, as aid.de-camp, sailing
With him.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-29
Rrewera Hana Up Purao.

Galveston, Tex, July 20. The
brewers have agreed to set aside a
100000 fund annually and 20 be re-
sponsible for the enforcement of sa-
loon laws. if the prohibitionists will
accept their statewide election defeat
as settled.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-29
eurles Himself sIx Years.

Columbus. o. July 29-George
Yates. colored, was arrested and held
on a murder charge Yates is said
to have been in hiding in this city
for six years, working for a concrete
contractor. He was taken back to
Kentucky for trial.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-29
Ludnn Munson Dies.

Medina o.. July 20 Judge Albert
Munson. 50. died at his home here
He nominated William Mckinley for
congress three times at conventions
and was named as Medina's postmas-
ter when Mckinley became president.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-29
Marion MAY Lose Foam.

Marion, o., July 29 ~ There is
possibility that Marion will 'ose her
Ohio State team as a result OF lack
Of attendance. Secretary Carr is
here today to take the team away
unless some arrangement is made to
carry 1t for the remainder OF the
season. Middletown wants il.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-29
Simon Takes heart.

Port-Au-Prince, Haiti, July 90 As
the result Of severe defeat admin.
istered to the rebels at Aux Cages,
presideuJ Simon has taken heart and
proposes 10 offer all tho resistance
POSSIBLE to the revolutionlsts.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-29
Selected Own caaknt.

Bellefontaine, o. July 20. - After
naming the minister he desired TO
preach his funeral Grafton the under.
taker to care for his remains and Sc
lecting his casket. George shaub. %.
died here Of appendicitis. Shaub also
selected his funeral wreath.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-07-29
Gates Takes Cold.

Paris. July 20 The condition Of
John w. Gates has not improved.
Mr. Gates doctors say that there has
been no change for the worse in his
heart and his kidneys, but that the
patient has taken cold.