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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-30
LAST AERO COUPONS
Better Get Busy If You Mean
to Take That Ride.
FREE FLIGHTS FOR THREE
Lucky Ones Will Be Guests of The
Star at Benning Meet
May s, 6 and z.
FREE FLIGHTS FOR THREE

Look In today's Star Il you want an
aeroplane ride. Today Is printed the last
OF the voting coupons emitting the read
ers Of The Star to the free aeroplane
rides that have been arranged for the
aviation meet at the Benning race track
May 8, 6 and {.
The aviators of the Curtiss team will be
the professionals engaged. They will be
j. y. D. McCurdy, Lincoln Beachy and
Roland Middleton. It was intended that
Hugh Robinson should be the third man
Of the team, but 1t was necessary to send
him to Alberta, western Canada, where an
aviation meet was in progress, and Mid
dleton was selected to fill his place.
Three to Get Rides.
The arrangement made by The Star
with the management of the aviation meet
is for three of The Star readers to be
given free rides of not less than five
minutes each. The passengers will be
selected by vote. The coupons that are
printed in The Sunday Star are good for
ten votes each, and a subscription to The
Sunday Star, a blank for which is also
printed, is good for 100 votes. The COM
petition will close Tuesday night, so that
all votes must be in by that time. This
will give time for the counting of the
votes and the announcement Of the pas
sengers will be made Thursday. the day
preceding the meet.
\ number of military experiments will
be tried with the machines at the meet.
There will be bomb dropping contests,
target practice from aeroplanes and
sketching and photographing done from
aloft.
Motor Cycles in Race.
One Of the features Of the meet will be
motor cycle races, four Of which have
been arranged for each day. There also
will be races Of aeroplanes and motor
cycles.
There will be q model flying contest
among the boys Of Washington. The
Junior Aero Club Of Washington has
been organized by Arthur c. Wells and
there have beer. fifty entries for the model
flights at Benning. The competitions will
be for height, speed and distance.
Curtiss to Be Here.
Glenn Curtiss has announced that he
will be in Washington personally dur
ing the meet. The Triad. hydroplane
machine, will be brought here and will
be on exhibition at the track. It is
possible also that Curtiss will give an
exhibition for the benefit Of the War
and Navy Departments of flying from
the track to the Potomac and back,
lighting at the turn Of the journey.
Arrangements have been made for
having the machine Of the National Avi-
alton School flown from College Park to
Benning race track during the meet.
Roland Middleton, who will be the first
instructor of the school, has been Sc
lected as the aviator. and will make
| the flight on the first day Of the meet
The school machine is the four cylinder
type, smaller than the Curtiss war ma
chine, but almost as fast. 1t has not
yet been decided, but the plan has been
discussed Of housing it at College Park
each night and making daily nights to
the meet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-30
STEAMER SINKS PILOT BOAT.
Latter Attempts to Cross the Bow
of Larger Vessel.

MOBILE. Ala, April 29.-The pilot boat
Louise Harper was struck on the port
quarter today by the steamship Agnella
from Puerto Cortez, and sank within a
short time. The pilot boat had at
tempted to cross the bow OF the Ag-
nella to put a pilot aboard.
The vessel was taken In tow by the
Aenelia and afterward by q coast
Wise steamer. the Manteo, and towed
to shallow water, whore she sank. A
government boat conveyed the crew to
Fort Morgan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-30

Columbia Division. No. q, Sons Of Tenn
perance, held its first open meeting in
the new hall, 9Th and X streets north
west. Friday night. Remarks were made
by Worthy Patriarch Daniel c. Ball: vo-
cal solo, Miss May Wilson: piano solo.
Miss Esther Berman; vocal solo, Miss
Marguerite Beller. and recitation by
Can't. II. r. Boynton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-30

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-30

1.-THE Value Of Body" is the topic on
which Charles c. Bowman il to spea X
before the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation this afternoon at 4 o'clock at a
mass meeting for men In assembly hall
at 1885 G street. There will be special
music. All men are invited to be pres
ent. rsa =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-30
King Grants Audience to Mrs. Gait

CHRISTIANIA, Norway. April 29.-Mrs
Carrie Chapman Gait, president Of the
International League Of Woman Suffra-
gists, who has been lecturing here on be-
half Of votes for women, was given an
audience by King Haakon today. She will
introduced by Herbert H. d. PIERCE, the
retiring American minister.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-30

Roy Sellers, eighteen years old, was in
stantly killed Thursday by a dynamite ex-
plosion while working with other hands
blasting holes for apple trees on the farm
Of ]. E. Sheets. in Augusta county, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-30

Meager details have been received of
the shooting at townsville. Amherst coun-
ty. Va. Wednesday night, of John Par
sons. revenuc{officer. by John Q. Adams,
"a resident Of khat section.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-30

It DAYS to read the want columns of
The star: Hundreds OF situations arc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-30

If you want work read the want cob
umns Of The Star. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-30
Funeral of Mrs. Cade.

The funeral of Mrs. Lavina Cade will
take place at 2 o'clock tomorrow after
noon from her late residence. PIT Gibbon
street. Services will be conducted by
Rev. r. p. Phillips. rector Of st. Paurs
p. e. Church. and burial will be in
Union cemetery.
Tho last special musical services OF
the season will be given by the choir
of st. Paurs p. E. Church at o'clocl,
tomorrow night. Atkinson's Magnificent
and Nunc Dimittis and Hammond
Messiah Victorious" viii be sung. The
orchestra that played Easter Sunday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-30

Champ Clark. the new Speaker of the
House Of Representatives has as name
sake q little pin oak tree which was plant
ed by children OF the Carbery School in
tho early part Of last week. The planting
was Z somewhat rather delayed Arbor
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-08-03
HAS new ORE SORTING PLANT
Initial Runs of New Plant at Last Chance
Prove Most Satisfactory to
Management.

The new sorting plant of the Federal at the Last
Chance nne went into operation this week
most satisfactory Work the plant under way for
months past the last machinery being the first the
week when the turned and the the new
plant begun The mouth of the tunnel on the
Arizona side OF the mine and erected the along
high line railway tracks
That great saving be affected the handling ore from
the e both better sorting and the saving the
entrao has long been demonstrated several mines up the an
on using these plants The a Hercules Standard all use the
modern sorting plants with splendid results
At the Chance the two nine hour shifts during which
time from GOO to 800 tons the mine the orc
ne the chutes the soter from where fed through
the cer and hosted the conveyor BELTS passing through
les OF tromes the fine passing from the
and the soage bins while heavier products passes to
the picking belt through long where eight men are stationed
to separate the waste and first class from mill feed
Convenient hu hand for the pckers to throw the ore and
waste from which fed into the bins be loaded by the
the mill and waste dump.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-08-03
SILVER CABLE VEIN W|DENS
Reports From Property Are That Five
Feet of Rich Ore Is Shown
in Face of Tunnel.

The miners working the Silver Gable have dited than 90
feet along the vein and its has according
to the report of George Cook who the ground directing work
he also adds that the wdens the farther they that there
is now five feet of high grade shipping exposed the breast of the
tunnel
During the past week several mining experts have inspected the
property both from this city and from Mssoua and it their opinion
that the recent strike the Silver Cal the important since the
big properties Canyon creek were found
Since the discovery the reported property
ncay all OF the loose stock has been bought up mostly by Msou
people and said that nearly sevenghs the the company
is now owned by residents of that city.
The location of the favorable for quick and advantageous
development 1t only four miles from the railway and there
lumber running within mile half the property which
can be extended for the mines business
The property visited last week by County Commissioners
Nordqst Murphy and Lighter for the looking into the
matter OF building county road the property This road will
be continuance the county road from Potsv and will be about
six miles in length
crew Of three have been working the property and this
week hve sent out The management of the
making preparations for the immediate installation of drill
presSor.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-08-03
DIRECTORS VISIT JACK WAITE

full meeting of the board directors Of the Waite Mining
company held the Office the company this city week and
the members of the board of directors left make the
inspect the property and direct improvements that were deter
mined by the meeting
meeting harmonious and the policy determined upon
progressive said Albert Per the company
h board received the the experts that the books
and found them correct the slightest detail The officers
a who have been charge the inception the
receipts and disbursements of $3S there discrepancy of
only 3S cents in the
The board determined other things install telephone
connection with the mine and have taken the with
aero the North Idaho Telephone The driving the lower
tunnel the building Of compressor the installation of water
power arc determined upon and the work will pushed
on Ell these improvements
those present at the meeting Robert Sheffe president j.
r. Schroeder vice president; Fritz Macante Henry Treed and R.
E. Dunlap Patrick Burke and P. H Schmitz
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-08-03
new STRIKE ON PINE CREEK
The Jim Blaine Company Has Found
Ore in Crosscut Running
Rich n~Silver.

Another strike Importance announced from the Pine creek dis
rc this week. Twelve inches of high grade gaena has been
countered the drift the m Blaine group give
lent values with silver pedomnatpg The found
off from the which shows up in
the ledge where the walls fully eight feet apart The coming
from the bottom the drift showing that oonsdera
be size must lie Immediately below the workings Harry Nor
re and Cha LaFave the entire group eight claims
been developing the property for the past FIVE years The
only 300 feet from the main Pine creek road and with
and water at hand inviting outlook for
Both Mr. Morre and Mr. LaFavre old the district
long pinned their faith the Pine creek with hope big
reward which appears will soon be realized The Jim Blaine group
joins the Nabob the west.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-08-03
GRAN|TE-A[[|E STARTS WORK
North Side Property Being Unwatered
and Work on Mill to
Be Started.

number of stockholders of the Grane mine have been Wis
ing property including W. A. Shelton of Waa Wa Mr. and
Mrs Gudaa and N Erickson Jackson IEoser and Taylor of Spo
kane.
These visitors are all stockholders and here consult with
Manager Steen regard improvements at the mine Morgan
has been the mine for time making test and the
result emneny satisfactory The being unwatered and
force of miners will be mill will be installed to the
lumter for fumc get greater power and for mill
is the intention building large enough for mill Of
200 daily capacity install machinery 100 capacity and
add the balance later
The development of the last year satisfactory The
shaft down 22O feet solid body good concentrating 80
feet wide.
Frank Ho and John Taylor fiscal agents for the company and
th. intention is to push developments
given with authority and will be good to the
cal The GranteAe splendid property and will day be
Of tie big tonnage properties Of the district.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-08-03
SNOWSTORM EXT'N NEARS ORE

The work being carried the property of the Snowstom Ex
tension showing indications of being the main body and
ports from there most encouraging
This property has been developed tunnel 1850 feet long and the
work at present which started by the about
l4O0 feet the tunnel reported that very good strike
OF gaena carrying high values silver has been made and the
ment highly eated the prospects expects strike the
ore body time The company rushing work with all possible
speed and three shifts working steadily
The property Of the company located Of Nulan and joins
the Snowsom the Edward Esman charge of the
work on the ground,
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-08-03
RE.INCORPORATE OLD COMPANY

The Old -Four Ledge Mining company recently held meeting
have rencopoaed under the the Burlington Mining com
pany and have elected the following ensuing
term: Ben ervey PRESIDENT John Hall of Crnn Iowa, vice pre-
dent and H. L. King of Spokane secretary D. c. Nco
son of Spokane elected manager Of the company.
The property developed by which about
acc feet by the old company and the intention the
start Immediately continuing this the lodges
the property which said to be four in number.
The property of the company group 70 claims
fraction and located Two Mile about one and half miles
west of the M. & M.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-08-03
DALMATIA is SHOWING UP WELL

The directors Of the Damata Mining company made
pection to the property and express themselves than pleased
with the showing made They that the showing the property
much better than they had expected for the of work done
this time.
The company driving tunnel that will give considerable depth
The body indicated by The ooppngs and expected
this point will be reached within the next so feet.
The property of the company located the Pine Creek district
where there active development work going the present
time than in any other section of the Occur dAlenes
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-08-03
BLACKHORSE WILL HAVE TRAM

Manager Burke accompanied by N. Themes Spokane Mr.
and Mrs Edward Nuan Jr Of Aurora Ill., and W. r. Tracy
Gacsbug Ill., spend three days this week inspecting Black
Horse and Orofno properties, which all interested
The management of the company pushing the work of ang
the new ramway to the exclusion W nearly all other work This will
be completed short time and when the developing
the property will be taken up Special Importance
ached installing the ramway is the belief the
that with this work completed further difficulties will be experienced
in getting the to the mill.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-08-03
CARTWRIGHT is NEW MANAGER

At the directors meeting the Waite Mining company held
in this city last week K Cartwright elected manager
property and he will take charge the operations company at
Mr. Cartwright well known mining here and general
satisfaction is expressed at his selection.
Mr. Cartwright has had much experience the different districts
and was for several superintendent of the Tiger
Burke When the Federal Mining ana Smelling company purchased
the Morning mine at Nuan from Larson Geenough Mr. Cart
wright was placed in charge of that property which position held
until his resignation short time ago
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-08-03
MAKES INSPECTION Of MILLS
Magager Of Lawrence Mine Is in This
Getting Ideas For New Mill
He Is to Build Soon

Joseph Reed president and manager of the mine in the
Crk Fork district has been Wallace the past week making an ex
animation of the mills orthe purpose Of learning some the latest
ideas regarding machinery and equipment He already has plans per-
ed Tor mill which ne intends to build the Lawrence property
but expects to change them to conform with ideas
his inspection of this district
Development work the Lawrence has been going for period
four under the direction of Mr. Reed has 55S feet Of
tunnel and has ed 800 where at depth of $40
ne has shown body varying from Is inches
feet Of fine milling He has made inclined shafts
the ledge and 10000 tons of milling the dump and blocked out
mill test of this shows that the per lead
and Is of silver.
The Lawrence Mining Milling company claims which
they are Just taking to patent The property lies within
fourth miles of the of Carks Fork The property has fine sur
face showing
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-08-03
OREANO STARTS LOWER TUNNEL

The Oeano Mining company Burke pushing development
steadily and has had force five work continuously No
vember 1910 The company recently let for 200 feet of
tunnel and this work will be done the tunnel which has only late
y been started and which 63 feet Cady and Powers
havv the contract The lower tunnel will give additional depth
of 3 0feet on the ore body.
The miners the lower tunnel working Burke quartzte
but expected that will be necessary extend the lower tunnel
400 feet the disclosed the upper tunnel The upper
tunnel driven in 400 feet and dfted fair grade milling
for distance of 300 feet
The property consists of group of three claims and fraction
located about half mile Burke and joins the northwestern
sdene of the original Mammoth mine The main M. G.
Peterson Nes Paulsen, B. o. Skonnard Dan McInnes H. Ross
and others.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-08-03
NEW COMPANY FILES ARTICLES

The Placer Creek Sverlnad Mining company corporation with
authorized capitalization of 81 100000 filed articles ncorpoa-
ton in Shoshone county this week
The company home Office will be Wallace but provision made
the articles for transact business necessary with Spo
kane Is its location
The stockholders largely Spokane and Elmer
c. A. Yancy j. W. Wentworth Robert Mach J. B. Campbell all
OF Spokane and George W. Rumberge Phoenix c. Boyd
Hamilton Of Occur Alene.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-08-03
IVANHOE TO START WORK SOON

The vanhoe Mining company making preparations the
sumption of work their The claims said have excel
lent showngs and the property of the Star Mining company
west
The property has been developed by tunnel 1000 long
the intention of the to extend this point the
favorable surface showing This tunnel will give depth the
than 100 feet Muan people the principal parties interest
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1911-08-03
SNOWSTORM AND STEWARTLOW

Hard pounding by the bears The Spokane mining exchange
ceeed forcing down prices Of leading TO-DAY and Stewart sold
low 90 cents for the first time months off
couple cents the low record sales price and Rambler
for the last two weeks
Carbonate Hill continues show strength was an eighth
blocks.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-07
FOR CITY
ON NER S HIP IS
FORESHAOOWED
Local Advocates Are Much En-
couraged by Supreme Courts De-
cision in Analogous Case Sent
Up From Adrian.
Tribunal Holds That Home Rule Bill
Sweeps Aside Charter Provisions
In Conflict With 1t.
A decision favorable to the city in

A decision favorable to the city In
the municipal ownership case now
pending In the supreme court, seems
10 be foreshadowed by a decision rem
dered by that tribunal last week in a
case involving the revision or the
charter OF the city OF Adrian.
One OF the principal contentious
made by the opponents of the Moore
municipal ownership plan, was that
the home rule bill. under which IL Is
proposed to submit the plan, Is mere
ly a permissive measure anu that no
amendment can be made to the char
ter, by virtue of the home rule bill,
without a general charter revision.
The supreme court upsets this theory
entirely, holding that II there are any
provisions In a local charter contrary
10 some OF tho mandatory provisions
OF the home rule bill, the charter pro-
visions must yield. In other words,
the home rule bill sweeps aside all
charter provisions at variance with il.
In the Adrian case, the question OF
revising the city charter was sub.
mited TO the people and carried. but
when 1t came to providing the money
10 pay the expenses OF charter COM
mission and provide other necessary
machinery, a hitch occurred. The
city council voted down a resolution
providing for the payment OF these
expenses by the city. The aldermen
who introduced the resolution took
the matter up with the attorney-gen-
eral and suit was brought in the lat.
ter's name to mandamus the council
TO comply with the mandatory pro-
visions of the home rule bill.
The council took the position that
il was bound by the city charter,
which provided no means for making
an appropriation for the purpose
stated. The supreme court holds that
the provision in the home rule bill
covering this point is mandatory and
that any charter provision in conflict
with il Is without force.
The supreme court adds that no
constitutional question was involved
in this case. Whether that means
that, had there been a constitutional
question, the decision might nave
been different is not known. NUM-
cipal ownership advocates who have
seen the decision, are inclined to be
much elated over it, however, and are
looking for an early victory in their
own matter.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-07
THREATENS TO KILL SELF
IN PRESENCE OF SICK WIFE
Eugene Mickey Has Razor At His
Throat When Policeman Arrives
and Disarms Man.

Before his wife, who lay sick in
bed, and his fouryear-old daughter,
Eugene Mickey. No. S45 Third-ave.,
threatened suicide, Friday afternoon.
He said he would cut his throat with
razor. The wife's screams attract
ed the attention of a neighbor. who
Summoned the police.
Motorcycle officer Smith was on
the scene in a few minutes and when
he got there, the man was still sitting
OH the edge of the bed, holding the
weapon to his throat. Smith disarm-
ed the fellow and sent him to the
city physicians Office. Mrs. Mickey,
who is quite ILL., was Frustrated.
The Detroit times., 1911-01-07
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