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Evening journal., 1912-06-07
CANNOT GET AWAY WITH PRIZE.

7 7 HAS been said by Of those who are back
ing the scheme Of the Wilmington Terminal
Company and its associates TO get the 500
of State land on the Wilmington waterfront that tho
city Of Wilmington has absolutely no interest in that
land under water. In sense that is true. In an
other it IS false Il must be forgotten that all
Wilmngtonians arc Delawareans that such they
have the same general interest in that State land
have all other citizens of Delaware 9eing Whining
ionians they have an even greater special interest in
1t than have others in the State the land
der water constitutes the waterfront of their city
Assuming that the policy of our state toward Will
mington will be the that Of other states to-
ward cities along the shore it requires no stretch of
the imagination TO lead TO the conclusion that the State
would not hesitate to deed that land the city of VIII
mngton for development which while primarily
benehung the city of Wilmington. ultimately would
benefit the entire State through the enlargement OF
the commercial Importance OF its chief municipality
II will be seen therefore, that Wilmngtonians have
Evening journal., 1912-06-07

II goes without saying that the members of Santa
Maria Council Knights of Columbus who will go to
Washington tomorrow to take part the parade that
attend the unveling Of the monument erected in honor
Of the memory of Christopher Columbus, viii make a
creditable showing There are larger councils in this
country but doubt that there any in which greater
Intelligence is displayed and greater interest mani
Tested than in Santa Maria. II has among its mem
bcrs many of the best in community. and
IL is largely due to that fact that it has made re-
markable progress It has in the order. THE EVEN
ING JOURNAL congratuates the local Knights upon
their decision TO be represented htngly in the Wash
ngton demonstration in honor of the greatest discoy-
erer the world ever produced and one whose memory
all Americans should honor
Evening journal., 1912-06-07
If YOUR ARE LOOKING FOR A
HAIR DYE DON'T USE PARTISAN
SAGE

If you want a good. clean, delight
ful hair dressing. free from harmful
ingredients. one that will stop falling
hair, Itching scalp, Danish dandruff
and add lustre TO dull, faded hair, then
ask for PARTISAN SAGE and see that
you get it,
The girl with the Auburn hair is on
every carton and bottle of PARTISAN
SAGE which is manufactured only in
America by GirouX Mfg. Co., Buffalo.
~ Y Price only so cents at drug
and department stores and all coun-
ters where toilet goods are sold.
Here's m)re proof:
Il take great pleasure in writing to
Evening journal., 1912-06-07
cHURcH RIyALRY puILps rOMN
From the Dover State New.

From the Dover State New,
Just above the twelve-mile circle.
over in Pennsylvania. there are built
along the road two fine. permanent
churches, both of the Methodist de-
nomination One is situated on the
West side Of the highway, and. just a
few steps further North, the other
stands on the East side. Back in 1876
there was a congregational contro-
versy-two factions sprang up, One
faction built in. Delaware, remaining
i'm the Wilmington Conference, while
the other won't a few yards North.
over the Pennsylvania line. ana
Joined the Philadelphia conference.
Each We'd with the other in building
a fine church.
Providence was moving in a very
Evening journal., 1912-06-07
BY
" n 0 L L A N D "

him 10 her When he spoke to her and
called her by name. she rose from
her chair and with both hands out
stretched approached him. feeling her
way, and then put her hands with
gentle touch upon O'Brien's face.
after some conversation. she told
O'Brien that If she could only reach
America she knew she would be
cared for, and yet she confessed there
was certain pride about her whicn
had caused her to refrain from writ
ing 10 any one whom she knew in the
United States lest she might be re-
garded as burden.
"O'Brien comforted her, saying
that he would call upon the Ameri-
can consul or would consider some
other plan by which she might be
taken home. AS he was leaving the
hospital it suddenly occurred to him
that there was a United States war
vessel, the Swatara, in the harbor. Ho
had some acquaintance with the cap
tain, Albert Chandler; he thereupon
called upon Captain Chandler and told
him of the destitution of this Ameri-
can actress and of her yearning and
hope that some means might be found
by which she could be brought to the
United States.
i know of that actress said Cap
tain Chandler I know how highly
she was esteemed. II she will come
with me / will take her to the United
States in my vessel and she shall
have the best of care
when Mile Albertine was told
that an American naval officer would
receive her as a guest and take her
back to the United States, and that
she would receive every comfort and
care possible en- route, she rose, and
again with outstretched hands ap-
preached O'Brien, tears streaming
down from her sightless eyes. She
could not speak. But O'Brien knew
that her silence was due to the over
whelming sense of Joy which the an
nouncement had caused"
Mr.. Palmer continued the narrative
telling me that Captain Chandler did
bring Mile Albertine to America and
friends we're found here who gladly
| received her and ministered to her
until she passed away.
Copyright. 1912. by e. j. Edwards
All rights reserved.
Evening journal., 1912-06-07

Mayor Howes suggestion that public skating rink
he established in this city is good II the city
stand the expense Of its construction and maintenance
without delaying more important projects. lie is inn
pressed by the which has attended the oper
alton Of such public Kinks in Reading Pa. and thinks
would be appreciated here While keeping tho
Mayors suggestion in mind and holding il in the re-
spect which il deserves would il not be we'll for the
people to consider whether there several other
things that needed worse by the people Of our
city az this particular time? This said with
idea Of attempting to throw cold water upon what
the Mayor has proposed We think. however, that If
he and the other city officials will look their files
they viii discover requests for things that may be re-
, garded infinitely more pressing and useful
Evening journal., 1912-06-07
Editorial Opinion
sMYRNA's Federal BUILDING.

eml hNA'S FEDEhAI BUILDING.
From the Smyrna Times.
Rumor has it, the delay in getting
to work on the Federal Building is
that there is some probability q Con-
greas granting an additional appropri-
alton of $4,000 which will bring the
total up to $4,000. If this be the case
let us not weary OF well doing, Smyr-
ma can afford to wait two years for
such a good fortune.
If there is the least possibility of
getting a $4,000 Federal Building in
stead of S25,000 the delay will cause
no great Inconvenience while in the
end will give Smyrna a handsomer
and better. equipped building than we
ever dreamed of After all, maybe
everything will turn out for the best.
Despite the bad feeling engendered
during the Dostoffice site controversy,
Smyrna will have a newer and better
hotel and perhaps a Federal Building
we can look to with pride greater
than We had ever anticipated
Evening journal., 1912-06-07
Not a Particle of Poisonous
Lead or Sulphur in Partisan Sage

you and thanking you for the benefit
/ have derived from your great hair
tonic-PARISIAN SAGE. I was con-
fined in st. Johns hospital in this city
Tor over two months with typhoid fe-
yer and my hair was falling out so
much 7 thought I would be bald
headed in few months.
81 saw your advertisement in The
Register of this city and got a bottle
and used it according to directions
and the first bottle did the work. I
have used many other tonics for the
hair. but PARISIAN SAGE has them
all beat. ] wish you good luck in all
ways and thank you again for what
il has done for me- Mr. Mat. De-
laney, 92I North 18th ST.. Springfield.
Ill.
Evening journal., 1912-06-07

Special bargains may be had this
week in fine embroideries and laces;
Is inch embroideries, regular 39c,
special price this week. 25c. Dimities
and batistes, II 1-2c, all colors. Large
selection of dress ginghams, all
prices and many beautiful figures.
See our great display OF children s
white and colored dresses, all sizes
and all prices. We are prepared to
furnish these goods in great variety
and at prices lower than elsewhere.
Goldberg's, 415 King street"
Evening journal., 1912-06-07

mysterious way. for this looked like
nothing but a church snarl. Now a
town has sprung up around these
churches and they have become a So
cial center for the entire countryside
Each is supported by large congrega-
tions. All are on the best of terms and
worship together
Evening journal., 1912-06-07

Mayor Howell has issued a request that Whining
tonians unite i'm the observance of Flag Day June
IA They in common with all other Americans, so
much 10 the American flag that they should not have
TO be asked celebrate the 135h anniversary Of its
birth AS even the of patriots forgetful at
times however. it perhaps is well that the Mayor has
issued his gentle reminder
Evening journal., 1912-06-07

William Jennings Bryan has suffered another re-
verse He has been beaten in Minnesota by Governor
Wilson, who yesterday captured the full twenty-four
delegates to the Baltimore Convention 1t seems to be
an on year for Organism.
Evening journal., 1912-06-07

Chairman Mckinley campaign manager for Presi-
dent Taft has issued challenge TO Colonel Roosevelt
to go 10 Chcagoat and substantate his charges
Of fraud against the Taft The one great burn
inc is. win he accept the challenge?
Evening journal., 1912-06-07

Every hour seems TO add to the gravity OF tho
situation in Cuba. Tho revolt against the Gomez ad-
minstration has spread until now even the people in
Havana are alarmed and in fear of attack Develop
ments show that President Taft kept himself wel in
formed relative TO conditions in the island republic
and that he did not send the warships and there
any TOO soon The United States rather would per-
init the Cubaus 70 work their political desti-
nies than interfere in their internal affairs In view
the spread Of the trouble however. decision ulti-
mately may be reached by President Taft and his ad-
ysors that Intervention is necessary TO the end that
peace may be restored. life and property made safe
and damage aggregating millions Of dollars averted
Evening journal., 1912-06-07

That was a sensible New York Magistrate who ruled
that there automobile speed limit for physician
who is hurryng TO the bedside of a woman patient who
is i'm danger of death physician in private practice
who has such case certainly should have the same
right 90 make time clear that is given
10 an ambulance surgeon. Their missions are of tho
same mercful and life-saving nature and that fact
should put them equality before the law.
Evening journal., 1912-06-07

Tomorrow Mr. Edwards will tell OF
Alexander H. Stephens First Meet
ing with General Grant"
Evening journal., 1912-06-07

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The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-02-15
MiningIssue

Nugget is planning to make the next
issue but one, published February 20,
largely mining issue We shall en-
deavor to give an exact and truthful
account Of the present conditions at the
various properties in Owyhee County.
We ask the cooperation Of mine-owners
and others interested to make the issue
complete and interesting, and shall be
glad to receive communications from
those interested.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-02-15
WILSON News NoTEs

Mr.. Jesse Patton is making good pro-
gress drilling well for O. L. Austin.
Thedance at Enterprise Friday evening
was very we'll attended.
Alfred Cox, j., Alden swetland and
Carl Bachman went to Nampa on Friday.
G. R. Bernard OF Mountain Home
made his parents short visit last week.
Mrs. @. M. SHETLAND and children Of
Reynolds are visiting at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Cox.
Mrs. j. M. Belk and Mrs. Lawrence
Evens of Boise. mother and sister OF Mrs.
J. R. Keith are making pleasant visit
at the Keith home at Enterprise. They
expect to return home Wednesday.
Mrs. A. Cox and brother, VIM. Hopson
Of Boise, came home on Monday.
There has been quite a little sickness
in our midst lately, but all improving
at present.
Walter Bernard Of Reynolds visited at
the ]. @. Bernard home Feb. IL and
attended the Literary in the evening.
Our teacher, Miss Theresa Fogarty,
enjoyed pleasant visit with her home
folks at Nampa from Friday until Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Jones, Mr. and Mrs.
c. Barnett and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyman Anders, Edith Whitted and
Chas. Peterson Of Guffey attended the
Literary Saturday evening.
Mrs Belk, Mrs. Evens. Mr.. and Mrs.
]. R. Keith and little son James Harold
of Enterprise visited at the home OF j.
E. Keith Sunday.
Among those who attended the Literary
from Enterprise were Mr.. and Mrs. Berry
Givens, Mrs. j. M. Belk, Mrs. Ora B.
Weymouth, James Lavelle, Miss Lock
man, Jesse Givens, Roxey Kneer, Harry
Patton, Geo. Gardner, Mrs A. G. Poole,
Seneca Walker and Mr.. Tim Shirley and
family.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-02-15
owyhee County Man Fined

Frank L. Lepley, pioneer rancher of
Owyhee county near Jordan Valley was
held under the charge Of unlawfully
fencing public domain, plead guilty and
was fined $3.50. He is one Of the prom
inent farmers ofOwyhee county. Lepley
was charged with fencing 1000 acres Of
government land. He said that he had
fenced public lands as had other ranchers
in Owyhee county, for protection Of his
grain and hay fields from sheep which
had for years been permitted to run on
the public domain and which persistently
all but tate the ranchers out of house
and home" as hetermed it. The country
in that vicinity, he said, is mountainous
and there are many deep canyons. In
order to protect his cultivated land he
had built fence along the ends Of the
canyon and admitted that he had inclosed
a large amount Of public land. However,
he said he had never tried to hold it
against settlement but instead when he
erected the fence placed gates at every
road and trail 50 that the public could
pass through.
Judge Dietrich fined the defendant
$3.50 for violation of the law.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-02-15
NEWS OF Hot SPRINGS

A goodbye party was given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Pence sr. in
honor of Mr.. o. E. Rowe. An elegant
Dutch supper was served in the ancient
dutch fashion. Every one present en-
joyed splendid good time.
Miss Lillian Higginbottom started in
this morning at the Hot Spring School.
Mr.. VIM. Dunham is still dangerously
i'll.
B. F. Collins left for Boise Sunday.
The eighth graders OF the Hot Spring
school who took the final examination
in part Of the eighth grade work all
passed nicely.
The teachers and pupils OF Hot Spring
expect to attend and also assist in tie
program given at Bruneau March 9TH,
after which they will enjoy lecture on
agriculture, illustrated by lantern slides.
Prof. olin is an able speaker and will
give many helpful ideas on farming.
You can't afford to miss the opportunity
Of hearing him,
Last Friday closed the fifth month Of
school, those who were neither absent
nor tardy the past month we're the
following: Edith Dufield, Masters
Stanton, Ralph and Roscoe Wilson.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-02-15
Does A Debt Ever OutIa WI

A rascal's account outlaws, as soon as
he can get out Of paying it; but an
honost mans account never outlaws.
The following incident proves it.
Recently, in the Owyhee Hotel, Boise,
Hon. Dow Dunning met man that he
had not seen for a long time. There
was little balance Of an account, which
according to law, was outlawed for over
20 years. Dow thought of the old ac-
count and remembered the little balance
and put his hand in his pocket and
handed the man a $4,000 bill. You see,
legally it was outlawed long ago; but
morally it was not. Moral obligations
never outlaw, 50 long as man has a
moral conscience. This is what we call
MAKING GOOD IN IDAHO.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-02-15
For bet young lady Of Leeds

For bet young lady Of Leeds
Rashly swallowed six packets Of seeds;
IL month the young lass
Was covered with grass,
And couldn't sit down for the weeds.
Arrangements for the children s
masquerade on the 22d inst are progress
ing nicely. The kiddies are drilling for
the event every afternoon and getting
along nicely The affair will be held in
the Masonic Hall, the use Of which has
been donated for the evening. Mr.. Dye
will furnish the violin music, with Mrs.
Brnmbaugh as accompanist. The parents
will serve refreshments and admission
will be free
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-02-15
News OF DELAMAR

MI. Escott went out on Tuesday to his
ranch at Deer Flat.
Mr.. Albert and Harry Emery were up
from Sucker Greek on business last
Thursday.
Miss sebern's pupils have made val
entines with butterflies in many bright
colors. These are to bekept till Wednes-
day.
Mr.. Frank Lepley stayed overnight in
De Lamar on his way to Boise.
Fifteen men were needed at Flint and
left De Lamar on Friday morning
Fred Rodda is laid up in the bunk
house with rheumatism. His hands are
50 badly swollen that he can not work.
Mrs. Chris Conway's little two year
old daughter, Josephine, has been quite
i'll for over a week but is feeling much
better now.
Mrs. spridell'a baby fell out Of its
jumper last Saturday and was quite
badly hurt.
Mrs. Toner Antisell and daughter
Marion, arrived in De Lamar on Monday
evening. They have been living in Boise.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-02-15

E. E. Douglass, of Blue Earth, Mimi,
arrived in Silver on Tuesday. Mr..
Douglass is interested in the Silver City
M. & M. Co.'S properties and went to the
mine to look over the prospects on
Wednesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pedracini are receiving
congratulations upon an addition TO the
family which occurred yesterday.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-02-15
Masonic Notice

The officers and members Of Silver
City Lodge No. l3, A. F. & A. M, are
hereby notified to attend a special meet
ing Of said lodge to be held in Masonic
hall, on Wednesday evening, Feb. 2lst,
1912, at Z 80 O'Clock for the purpose of
conferring the third degree of Masonry.
Attest: John S. st Clair, W. Nj.
R. II. Leonard, Secretary
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-02-15
SiIver.s Beaus In Satire

The following satire came to US By
all. The missive bore Lewiston
,stmark, which is all the information
> are permitted to give regarding tn,
ithorship.
At this season OF the year
February sales are here;
Dainty goods, all FRESH and nice,
May be bought at any price.
Lie is but Bargain Sale,
Special prices VIII prevail
At its counters, just because
The goods exhibit tiny flaws.
This Department Store OF Life
Offers many Bargain Wife;
But when the seasons bring a Leap Year,
Husbands may be purchased here.
Now, here's HENRY; he has grace;
Also, he's an awful case
When he does that oxford dance
His motions hold you in a trance
II you want little chaff,
just buy Henry and his laugh
He looks tickle? Oh my, no.
We cannot have you think him So
And you'll notice, here is BILL
Keeps you laughing fit to kill.
Plays the piano, Miss, quite pretty;
Too bad he's LITTLE flirtyl
Then here's SEVERN and his pard--
Both, Miss, worthy your regard.
They constitute a bargain fine,
I.+ Il.
Here is one you haven't seen,
His eye, but not his style, is green;
But to that pay no attention
Such details are scarce worth mention
When you've seen BILLS Irish smile
Peevish2 Oh, once in a while,
But his fluent wit, so rare,
Is so winning you don't care.
Then there's this one, labeled DAVE,
He els bargain fine to save;
NELLO has charming way,
Gould I show you this today
You would like to look at JOE?
Debonairly handsome beau
Well, Miss, that's for you to say,
Novelties attract today.
Here is one-hes marked P. C.
They do say he's awfully easy.
He's man of might and muscle,
And you ought to see him hustlel
Waves his arms and spouts
Like thunder;
At winning cases he's wonder.
Go, little Pembroke, GO
Bearing an honored name,
And everywhere that you have went
There glad that yoy have came
lThis lot may be bought for 30 cite, mex. I
Then here's this one, labeled JACK;
We've put him way here in the back,
Because, altho so VERY nice,
You can't get him at any price.
So come on, girls, here's your chance,
Come and give them all glance;
But il then you cannot find
just the man you had in mind,
Step in on another day.
New eonsignments on the way.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-02-15
John Cameron Dead

Word was received yesterday morning
by members Of the local Knights Of
Pythias lodge Of the sudden death Of
John D. Cameron, a member Of Silver
City Lodge and an old silverite
Mr.. Cameron died in hospital and
the cause Of death was stated to be lung
trouble. Ivanhoe Lodge Of Boise has
taken charge Of the funeral arrangements
on behalf Of Silver City Lodge.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-02-15

Miss N. NJ league arrived on Tuesday
stage from Spokane. She was met by her
brother, O. W. league, from Jordan
Valley, and they left for that town
Wednesday morning.
George Duvall and Rupert Grands,
stockmen if Castle Creek, are registered
at the Idaho Hotel. They arrived in
town yesterday.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-02-15
Ten Dollars Reward

Black Mare, weight about 1000 lbs, 10
years old, branded WK on left stiAe and
pilot wheel on left shoulder; mare had
colt following when last seen. Colt also
branded WK on left stiale. Range on
west side of South Mountain. Win give
$1,000 reward for information leading to
their recovery. ry.-WAYNEL L. KEENEY,
Jordan Valley, Ore.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-02-15

Mrs. Mary Crete celebrated her seventy
first birthday yesterday. The anniversa-
ry was observed with family gathering
at her home. Nugget desires to express
the hope that Mrs. Crete may extend her
long and useful life to see many more
anniversaries Of the day
Fritz schleifer has just completed the
painting and vanishing OF the three new
big receiving tanks just installed in his
new fre-proof cellar across from the
brewery. The big receptaoles are var
nished inside with a special 'beer var
nish" impervous to the action Of the malt.
The tanks will be ready to use in a few
days.
Harlow Scott drove in from Reynolds
Creek on Sunday
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1912-02-15

Probably Playing Razzle Dazzle
One ofour Leap Year girls propounded
the following question to her escort the
other night: Willie, what is the differ
ence between an old maid and married
woman" Willie gave it up, and the
bright Miss said "An old maid is look
ing for husband every day and the
married woman is looking for him every
night"