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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-11
NorlopeIic paa Sarointcn.

Ser iinoes Steoer paa Sorbiuien,
lem Iigeer Iorat fra ben itorc Suriit-
bel, % buorben iieIben rcgen 6rem.
meS iorpiIber Jig. Ser bar man Den
Tag ibaa irIiomme Sfiffe % SGb-
poner, iom TANNER fra lGngit iorbi.
surgne 9ibcr, % ion er i~ortrpaenoe
i al lin iriite Naipitet, On al be po.
freite al biSie eamle Stlffe ifilorer
8uiieppe Miriam.
@eS SorIopeIicr eoar oct nItio me.
get h%eitibeIiat for fig, % 6orbarblin.
aerne er uenoeIige. 5orpIorene til
Scn Satter, en- Mano snifcr iie til
Suitru. moa, isr De giper ct binoeuoc
Soar. tiIfoISe belle S!egtcn / Den ri,
bette getpbnius ior at ipcrge Dem ON
hens Weniug. 90 bpis 6amilicroo'
Oct life er aISeIes enigt, bIioer Der
intei ai belle 8~iitermaaIet. Den auer
moriomit er WobtaseIien al ben Of
ceptereoe Srier. en- aften - man
n9laer / aIminbeIigbeo en- i~tierrefIa,
SimmeI - nprner ben iinsc Wano
Ieoiaaet al line Slretninse % @ert
ner, iig oct Sus, bpor bans elifeot
Nise Dor.
San iiiemmer til @uitaraffompaa
nement en- Sang. bpis isriie @ers
Speriattclic lpoer pmtrcut iaaIebes
"aobnc Din Tor for mig, ioa at iet
Ton trGoe inc. 9erom Der 9uiiu
SprSen, Dig. Sab mig life rents
Irnse Der iioenfcr. Slip mig bar
! IND, iaa ifai ieg ereie @eiten ieIp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-11
Sunfrmuhpu.

) Tecorlb Wcniabco& Strife fou-
firmereoca iiOitc SauOo1 pcN Nait. =.
&. S6mtNt 33 l,u0e. Il Gutter "a
Is Bigger. Zen hcitiNcIige Nunoliuq
oocrporeoc8 al iau mango. iom Sir.
Ten flnHt rumme, % bcIOilUi5 mo.
traf Ser pco @uo$tiencitcnS &tlpn.
bcIie en- goo Regrifur. ser bctpbeIil
offisIeoe @lfitcr oa 1ioroc oct mllIint
for iQa mango ar rare mAcr CT Sa1.
TeIgeroe touitrmereoe@ / Oct nor.
ife Sproq:
SsrIo' George SoIrt.
Ghrihidu Tom Spea,
8ietor SsHrii SPes,
@erboro Sobnipu.
aRaBuus Serubarp 9pbuior.
3OieYb Gerbarb See,
Gruolo Sisurb gesAcir,
Gle gtelpin Sattre,
@after Gbriiiiau Sgrenion.
elmer Theodore 3oasfien,
aonrao Glai Bit.
alies 2opiis &uitno,
9ulia Tarii Bolton.
9inc Sophia e3auitao,
Charlotte glorisfo @unidicn,
Glsonns Srumins SsHiep,
Olga Bertins 9obnion,
Srtou T.iiebetb 8euera Sospanaer,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-11
Vutioens Jcoeoom.

SsocrneS MntaI anllaoes til mel
lem 10 og - Winipner. Get fsrltc
GntnI Dor / Sporusluno % 8ali3ien.
i oen iibite Sio er Der fleet Ell iterf
llopanoring til amerifo, ioa mar M
riitnof TOR 0an no ira, at Der fiuoes
hcnimoo : WiQipner Sober | Ime-
rita.
Zen aIlerItsrItc Gel al Ssberne Dor
t DC itsrre @per. Gn itor Brocent er
6orretningSmrno, 2paer, Sasisre-
ri o.i.p. aun gonlfe faa err alminoe.
IIge Nrbeiocre, % ielp isbiife 6orret.
n%ingsmGnb arpenber flin pherit iiel'
zen isbiife arbeibere, i"friper Faitor
s.. Sdrcincr / "Mqp."
Ico i'm unao6clige itore Sorret.
ningSOpatigbeo bar De erobret en- me
get itor Gel al aupitalen. s Berlin +.
Gr cicr Ssberne SoIpoelen al aae
bC iaite Gienbommc. &c bar ogiua
crobrct Ell Itor Gel al NreSieu %
rpcr / Def belle Ell Snbflpoelie, iom
life Itaar uoget rimclig 6orbolo til
here's Intol. &c or pao @ei til at
Eli ct bcrifcnbc Spcrflosieioif oB
&upitoliplf.
Ss0ernc uoaisr. trobS De / 'ao
InnQc 1ibcr bar boct iprebt oucr belle
Gcrbrn, irCmoclca ct caet Snmfinb
% or @cr0cnS rcucitc Hncc. Woielo'
ben o0 SoImub (be GlbgamIe 9oofor-
tolfuinqcr) airlbcr irelnoeleS for
Gem. og iislgc hiSie moo iltGen Ssoc
Qiftc 'i0 r0cnior lit egct Iolf.
Set or ira Solmnto Ssoernc s'cr
lit Noo til Sc ariitnc o0 besilben i'm
~foloSiole ScIpfslclic. &c mcner ner1'
Ia at set ~nonoeIiqe Serrcosnmc
poo Sorocn meo Hette tiIbsrer Dem.
Terior finder hi ogiou / oercS Cite
lutltr Sc uploiontite llbiulb moo Sri.
%itcnoommen % be ariitnc. ariItcns
bonunen ifoI efter oereS Mtenine be-
re 9oncbrnberen / Seoenifabet, men
Ssiten ifol tiliol6c Ssbeoommcn. 9e
bctroatcr iia frcmbcleS iom Subs no
pnlQtc iSolf % cr his poa, at Den Sio
life err iicrl1, ga ariitenbommcn bill
rurc ct oucrpunoen Hcligion. Eaa
aorientS Niliner ifal GSsoeoomntenS
Sane bellies.
Icttc tilipneIaocnbe iaa glimrcnoe
@iQcoc bar BOG en- 9ngiioe, iom er
ali onoct emo IpS. Zen reiormertc
iG0iifc ReIigion iom oite iIoar ooer i
iuIoitGnbia SnoiiiereutiSme % "a.
tipnnIiSme, bar ouermoabe lioen re.
llaies Nnat. Ger merfeS en- Itooio
egcnbe 0ontro ipccieIt blnnot ling.
ocnmcrj % SeIpmorornc tiltor. Get
CT fprhoIS$piS ion milepenbe Sober,
iom gigr p~irfeIiG IIuor al lin &eli.
niou % bprfer @ub poa Ssoernes
%lS. Wtcget AZ ben lsot'fe Hellg,s'
iitet cr intet aubet emo Sen melt
ronoIeie SormoliSme.
6or at mobc % bennle bisie oSls.
icnbe arritcr er ser aiort Here al.
pcrIiae Sorisg. Get met fienote al
oiSic er ber iaofalote 3iouiit-g epr.
neIie, scr bar iot iig iom lit IaaI at
iomIc Sebcrre til ct iterft aanbelia
SnmiunS os paa Den Waabe pGffe
% iturfe bcres rationale Cans. Der
er oaiaa / Sen ienerc Sio aiort Sor,
iea poa at auIrgge isoiife aolonier |
Nrgeutina % zoo Sober til at penSe
tilbooc til EaIpitina.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-11
Censiulo.

&pcr s.. Ntrlic oo1c tjGIjl Sml.
NaQ NIorQrn / inc GorrIorca, Mr..
o1 Mrs. 4. IS. 9}crIic9 Stem /
SprinlijCIO (,puibip. 22l2 Aor al,
9JfHcOc bor al M til opbolot ij1 her
/ @neu. i0ct ban Ct Eor &Iora Iib
irlt2 @oIOcr4 SfOIc % ii0Cu tlIocIa
n~rbci0cor poo @mlcr> Rtitourout.
SiNitc SOFT bIco han 'UIcIIl ~ Set
ptitc iil al oTrc CTrinQ. &elroOcl-
iG, 'orcloor imorlc, (irlNal Otter.
miN0ol &l. , ira SprmlUtlo airfc,
rco hulIfcn Nnlcouim Eoitor @offcu
hor lo0ct at fomulc bcruco oA iors
rcttc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-11
9ecOrab Dg Smlegll.
@nla "Sct nurifc ScIifnb".
Scr l0oc SuIi 1911.

Get / Get norifc Sclifob" itco-
iuuorc &lIa pon me GmbcO@mrno
for rritc (crmiu ijf ~IDlQcn0c lloialO:
Gbr. @rorht, Eruii0clrt.
Y. GunIC. &iccprTii6cnt.
3. e. &obnioL &o@icrcr l@icns
cdl4).
g. %erlcnicL ScfrctTr.
g. g. GuonOobI, MiUlpciCfrctTr.
I'll @ibIiothcf0rCr Qicmol0tc& Z.
GprnQc oQ &. Glen.
Dc INC GntbcoamrG1N tlltrTNcr iinC
Stinin0cr icrittommcnoc Eor&0aN
Iitcn,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-11
&ratnpe ttnoer 8aontm8.

arampe unber gaonin5 err life ioo
iieIben 8rlrnben til, at Solf o~rufner.
On Spoageliesreiienoe, Rroiesior u.
g. Sarfin, bar m, ituberet ben Raa'
De, bporpaa Snbianerne forItaar at
u,rbsaa og forebpgge Setne 6are for
Den @aoenbe. De bar lagt Uterfe til,
at man peb pIubielig at fate Jig no
/ oet foloe 9anb unbertiben fan fao
en- frampagtig SsIe[ie | Iapegruben
Serfra forplanter 8rampen Jig til
2emmerne, iom oerpaa lammes. Selr
ON Siertet enonl1 arbeioer, fan Den
ulpffelige Spsmmer life rsre arme
eGer Ben, og ban ipnfer, bois ban
life iaar Si9lp. Snoianeren fore
bpeser aranpefaren paa felgenoe
Waabe: Haar ban bar flgot Jig al,
gniber ban ct belt Wimit meo ben
flabe Saanb Wapeer,tben % nGrme'
tie 9ele. Saa peoes belle ltnberlinet
meb folbt 8ano og snioes pberligere
eft Winut. 9erefter saar ban / gan'
bet. Serne acknowledgements til
SorebpegeIie al arampe lfal bare
opret I grue hos Snbianerne itoen
eIbgammel Sib. Raar garnene l9-
rer at ipsmme, mon De inbspe alln-
item og foa Iuuleg ON alortg at
forismme benne Soriigtigbeosregel.
G~rofesior 2arfin bar ielp here Gait
ge fienbt antpbninser til arampe
peo spsmnins, men ban foriifrer, at
iiben ban begpnbte at anpenoe Snota'
nernes Wetobe, bar ban alorig n9ret
ubiat for bette, % ban amer Weto-
ben for meget pualioelig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-11

ocUot otter cmtreut 'tr sRaa
rrbrr foriuauot Nisir Splser.
men paa mine Grrc. min pdI'
On nit gcacmc ubbrso q
rstub,, brruocuoe 10 net Eet
brruetc "a Hgcbc. % her 1pioe
Sp.iicy tore iom Ct p~ucoc'orH.
,1ca par / en- TrrtieIi9 StiitaHs.
iuuoc bpcrtcU iUuc cgU AptIc.
Iit Ntso BAR pcIpis bart o. yodi,
% icl fluNr vaUFcIiG hagc Ma
brr paa. 3ca ;uHoc ti'c ! no CT
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-11
5orifjeuiet.

Spi NIbcr. Gn tibligere Regcr'
ilape, gel, Yromn, er oet 6te os. AZ
eoaet peo Geben / lit Stem / Gentra'
lia, Sn., i ben uieopdnlig bsie aloer
al III aur.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-11

Many graduates Of the rural schools
will enter Valdez College, at Decorah,
Iowa, Aug, 28th. The special n years
course can be completed by them
in one year. The course is especially de-
signed for prospective teachers. 1t deals
with certificate branches only, and is
thoroughpreparation for teachersof rural
schools. Nothing like this cource has
heretofore been offered to the general
public. 1t is short, concise, practical and
is lust the cource for the poor boy or
girl to pursue. The new catalog gives
full information. Write for it.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-11
gnbnct Slnicoam.

gnbnct Slmicoam. SluieSam Nr
If, Der uoaier ct SEQ / aanaliierirgs'
ipitcmet | GbioHooen. on iom er be-
ligeerSe ! RPrbe0en al @easbura
". ga, oabneoes bm 6te Suii 10,
Sfibsidrten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-11
Eucrfalet az en- Vlinarb.

AbcrfdIcf AZ en- VIt33dro. Oru
@lcrpooo, @oib., mcobeles, at =. 6.
SomeG, en- So9isrer ira 5000 Rioer,
og StonIcp Ssreuion. en @onfier /
@lenmoob, bcn ste Ssl,li, ou belle Dent
sitIigc Gel al 2mloet ipebebc | oocr
100 GRADERS 8orme, bar blepet ODER.
raifet al CIT forrpeciroe 9li35aro oppc
paa Soppcn al Nount abomS %
uprpoo hopoe. lat 9ipct til.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-11
q. y. y. 0aeubiou,

2. y. y. Saeobion, / Here aar
eier 90 ltbgipcr al "6ersuS 6aaS
~llgebIdo" | Scraus sails, Dtinn., err
al @iiper1isr gberbort blepet no.
rGpnt til WSeoIcm ai Stdteus 9oarb
OF Grain MppeoIs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-11
Gn belbig 5ansit.

Gm beIbis Sanait. 5 en- Sooliif.
ION Ssroog BEN lite SiiIi bleo fan9et
al Souliongerifibct "Betriana", iom
Den ste SSriIi inbfom til 8ictoria, Sri.
tiib Columbia, bIep Der funbet ct
Stpffe Imber, iom er pRrb $4,000.
let iiees at pGre ct al .oe itsrite Stpf.
fer 9mber, iom ~noaengans er inn,
Net
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-11
Ect Kpaler
pec KlSe
On grrnorn. Saar ium Snlser
pptr belle geaemei. SisNei otlpiS
bart % raat. 4nuoc paniftiig
han, Sleoer. HGtcn nStrrttet,
pa han iuriseit 6uticura' Niiolrrne
% par belbretct.

'Fur pmtrert Frc var iiecu ubbrpo Ser Sdag ION
Rplecr paa mine Grmr. otter 70 WanHtecr pdr be
ppcr belle nil stesiHc. sneel ommeuoc aueTr 'cFIvtn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-11
6hieaap Qrnnnftnnrren

N0fefffEr. 0pger for SphHoere ieub,s
Beeler q Robb, Hatents Abpotdter, 121-lA Wc9tl
Slog., @aibirstou, 3. 6. Grade marks).
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-11
aan,as Stts

utmn.aperts Ssesssrusr.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-12-09

pecially" he added. latter men occupy
ing such exalted positions as Samuel
Gompers and others have repeatedly
charged me with planting the dyna'
mite at Los Angeles. Following them
every Socialist paper in the country
aud every labor paper has so often
printed stories of frame ups in the
case that some good people were be-
ginning to think that the prosecution
was not 'on the square.
81 had absolutely no personal feeling
against either defendant. l was em.
ployed by the Mayor of Los Angeles to
investigate this case. My sole purpose
was to make thorough inquiry. The
evidence has been just what said 1t
was-'overwhelming
After Mr.. Burns bad read OF the ac'
ton in court, he said:
1.-The effect of this will be far-reach'
ing. I think the outcome OF the Mo
Namara case will result in summary
action by the body of organized labor,
by which the radical element, the ele-
ment which is allied with anarchists,
will be suppressed. 1t will result. be-
l,eye. in ending such outrages as the
one at Los Angeles.
such men as John Mitchell Will con-
troll the policies Of organized labor In
the future. Nine-tenths OF the total
mem bership Of the labor body In TINS
country were absolutely out OF sym
parhy with and opposed to the course oil
action pursued by the McNamara
brothers.
"No longer will the heals and dele
gates of labor unions, disregarding the
rauk and file. use their power regard
less of the best interests of the unions
and the people at large to farther sell
fish personal ends.
"The plea of guilty entered oy 'ne
McNamara brothers to-day does no'
close mp the case in my opinion -
merely means that the case is ended sc
far as the MoNamaras are concerned
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-12-09
Punch Made World
Seem Far Brighter

There was swell dance given in
Jarbidge, Nevada, the other evening,
and in connection with the hop was Q
grand supper. To make the feast com.
piete large quantity of dainty punch
had been provided. but some one-pro.
baby with q desire for making life
seem brighter-managed to "dope.up"
the punch with champagne.
The trickster who ,vas responsible for
Tor the mixture, made q ,ugh suo-
cess, all right, as there never was q
dance given in Nevada at which 90
much hilarity and joy prevailed. The
sisters and even the-brethren-felt
good.
1t was a swell dance, and there were
some swelled heads in Jarbidge the
next morning.
And one funny feature of the affair
was that it was a church party.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-12-09
Diamond Rebekah Lodge No. 8. L00.F.

Meets the Second and Fourth Monday OF
each month at the F. L A. NJ. and l. o. OF.
Hall at 7 o'clock from September to April
30, 1911. All sojourning Sisters and Brothers
are cordially invited to visit.
CAROLINE HuKBNER, N. G.
GRACE /. TRAvRRs. Secretary.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-12-09
News Summary

New York and San Francisco are ow
connected with each other by telephone
BY way Of Tucson. Arizona, and Los
Angeles.
Attorney General u. 8. Webb Of
California has rendered decision that
women cannot serve on juries in that
State. holding that the code limits that
duty to the male sex.
New York bankers have raised fund
Of $50, 900. 900 to be plsced Immediately
in the Cotton Belt States Of the South
to be used in handling she 1911 crop and
to enable growers to participate in any
rise in prices.
Frank and Arthur Dybert were
drowned at Helena, Montana, when the
ice on which they were skating gave
way. Frank, ten years old, went under
first and his brother, who was IL, died
trying to rescue him.
Four of the men in Lincoln Center.
Kansas, who admitted taking q part in
tarring Miss Mary Chamberlain. were
sentenced to a year in prison. OF the
three others on trial. the jury found
two guilty and acquitted one.
Governor West Of Oregon has an
nounced that there will be no more
capital punishment in that State dur
ing his administration. He will COM
mute to life imprisonment the sentence
Of any one who is ordered to die on the
gallows.
For the first time in the history Of the
Naval Academy at Annapolis. four
cadets were caught cheating at exami.
nations. AS violation of the code OF
honor, the matter was turned over to
the midshipmen for action, and the
four cadets were punished by their
fellows with rs demerits and restriction
for the rest of the year.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-12-09
Beatifc LQiqe No. I, (. Of P,

Meets every Tuesday evening ct its Castle
Hall in the Smith 4 Rickard Building at Z
o'clock, from October to March 81. and at
o'clock from April to September l.
All Brother Knights In good standing are
fraternally invited to attend.
EDWARD FLAvIS, O. O.
Attest: d. Z. NosTRosA X. Of 4, &S,
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-12-09
Carroll Shipping Rich Ore

Salt Lakd Herald: Gold Basins fifth
consignment of ore, consisting of 81
tons. has been received in the Salt Lake
markets. This ore will sample $l60 to
$500 in gold and % to 35 ounces in
silver. according to report. 1t comes
from 100-foot shaft on the Gold Basin
Mining Company's group, which shaft
is already accredited with a production
OF $40, 900 in ore values. The new camp
of Carroll is 40 miles southerly from
Austin, Nevada, and is attracting q
great deal Of attention on account OF
the manner in which it is giving mp
rich gold rock.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-12-09
Confesses to Murder

Martin Azparren, the basque sheep
herder brought from Alturas, Califor.
MIA. to Winnemucca to answer a charge
Of numbering George Dufferena in the
northern end of Humboldt County last
October, has confessed to the killing.
He says that he and Dufferena had some
trouble and that Dufferena struck him
and that he then shot the sheep man
aud killed him. He also states that
after the killing he walked all the way
from his camp in northern Humboldt
County. where the killing occurred, to
Alturas.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-12-09
Florence-Goldfield Mill Burns

Goldheld, Dec. 2.-Fire originating in
the mill of the Florence Goldfield min
ing property totally destroyed the mill,
machinery and out buildings tonight
The loss is estimated as close to $780,.
600. An explosion Of oil in the refinery
caused the fire. and no water was avail.
able. II is understood that there is nc
insurance. The underground workers
escaped.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-12-09
NEVADA PRESS COMMENT
c.,t;os DosDn to Hardpan

(.efffnR Gbseh - @~-~~F
o,the first page Of the Tribune last
saturday, there appeared an article de.
scubiug the organization Of a mine
lsssipe company with the modest
e,nIsalization of s12,500. The figures
,snrssented the total actual invest.
nspt Of the stock holders. There was
no Juggling with millions Of dollars
thai were figments Of the imagina-
,iou. There was no promotion or treas
,ry stock, and there was no list of
cal ,ried officers to skim the cream of
the investment. The money subscribed
and psid in was to be devoted to
specific purpose, ana If it failed to ac-
eomplish what was intended, then the
company terminated its existence and
the stockholders were released from
spy further obligations. II the exploit
nroyed successful then the stockholders
would be rewarded pro rata as funds
accumulated. There was no nebulous
or hazy prospectus to cloud the issue.
for each man knew exactly the nature
OF his obligation.
This outline furnishes an example
that il would be well to initiate. One
Of the greatest drawbacks to the min.
ing stocks Of q new camp is the fiorid.
exaggerated and ofttimes excruciating-
ly funny way Of digging a ten-foot hole
aud issuing q lot Of paper certificates
selling as low as quarter OF cent per
share. II it is q million dollar com.
pany why DOT capitalize 1t at $500 and
end the agony, instead of inviting ridi.
cule by the use Of fictitious figures that
rival the imagination displayed in the
reports Of Gulliver's Travels? Isn't it
time to get back to first principles by
dropping the millions and dealing with
facts that are within the knowledge Of
investors? Why should ten-foot hole
without any show of ore be saddled
with such enormous expectations
The miner or prospector Is prone 20
talk Of the watered stocks Of railroads.
bat he cannot be brought to see the
b,am In his own eye. There Is Just as
much legitimacy about capitalizing a
prairie railroad in the Middle West that
has not ton of rock ballast In sight a.
$1,000 a mile as there is for the miner
to conjure millions out of o barren piece
~ ~t0h0a xwknllp
problematical. The stock game has
done more TO injure Legitimate mining
than the predatory wildcat. All min.
ing States bristle with gra regards OF
hope that failed to produce a ghost Of .
pay streak. II prospectors did more
digging and less printing they would
have better show of success. Instead
Of ofrushing of to the nearest town and
organizing companies whose existence
Stock Exchange they would do infinite
ly better by staying with the fledglina
mine aud devoting their time to proving
up an ore body. How many mines may
be found in Nevada " here mill Of one,
two three or five stamps would work ou'
the salvation OF the owner If he were
only satisfied to grow up with the mine
instead of springing into the millionairt
class in course of q night? In these
days Of electricity and cheap water
power. 1t does not demand fortune TO
finance a small mine, which by degrees
may be brought into greater production
without appealing to the general public
for succor.-Goldfield Tribune.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-12-09

Frank Saville Smith. a former Manhat-
tan leaser. was instantly killed at Oak
land, California, Thursday, in an auto
mobile accident. According to the Ex-
aminer. Smith was Showing off" with
the machine. driving it toward telegraph
poles and fences. but the last time he
tried it. got too close and met his death.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-12-09
Potato Growers Seek Other Markets

While most OF the potato raisers of
Washoe, Lyon, Churchill and Ormsby
Oounties, the principal potato regions of
the State. believe that the California
embargo on Nevada potatoes will be
raised after an inspection is made, they
are now preparing to sell their potatoes
in other markets. They claim that
most of the regions condemned by the
California authorities are not infested
with the eel worm and that the potatoes
are good and can pass a proper inspec-
tion. In those districts where the eel
worm is found the potatoes will prob
ably be fed to hogs.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1911-12-09

There are others involved who may be
arrested at any time.
"I have absolute information that
radicals in the labor movement were
willing to do anything to save the Nc
Namara brothers. This is what At
torney Darrow was concerned about
when he said he feared further blood.
shed unless we obliterated the incident
from Los Angeles at once
II was not surprised particularly
when told that the McNamaras had
pleaded guilty. Absolutely, there was
no out for either of them. We had
secured evidence which positively closed
every avenue of escape and they knew it.
However, if the reports that ]. ].
McNamara is to get off with . light
sentence are true, shall be greatly dis
appointed. He deserves heavy pun.
ishment if any one ever did. p"
What Labor Leaders Say
Samuel Gompers, President of the
American Federation of Labor am
astounded. The lawyers did not play
square. have been lead to believe
the McNamaras innocent.
Charles II. Meyer, President Of the
Western Federation Of Miners-l would
never have confessed. 1t is a blow to
Labor. Capital is given a club.
Andrew Gallagher Secretary OF San
Francisco Labor Oouncil-I was conf
dent they were innocent. Our support
to them is ended. Labor never did,
never will, countenance such a crime.
They alone are guilty.
Thomas l. Lewis. ex.President OF
the United Mine Workers Of America
Their admitted guilt will not hurt cause
of Labor. No union can succeed ex-
cept by strict observation Of the law.
M. F. Ryan. President Of the Inter-
national Brotherhood Of Railway Gar.
men-Ir's awful. / must have time to
think it over.
]. A. Franklin, International Presi-
dent of the Boiler Makers Union-If
true they should be hanged.
St. Joseph. Missouri, Central Labor
Council adopts resolutions demanding
death penalty for McNamaras.