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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-11
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Tuesday In western and Tuesday or
Tuesday night In eastern portion:
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-11
OBITUARY
Edward Darrell Perry.

Especial to ] he Richmond tirgin3an.1
CREWE, March lo---The huria! of
Edward Darrell Perry took place at
"Becheibronn." the home of his faith
er. Judge William II. Perry in Lunen-
burg county, Thursday. The popu
iarity of the deceased was evidenced
By the large number OF friends and
acquaintance who assembled despite
bad weather conditions ana almost I,s-
passable roads. Sery.- were con-
Quoted by Rev. T. IL Lacy. OF Black
stone. ard Rev. Frances T.. Lev. OF
smithfeid. Pall-bearers were relatives
and clio est friends. They We're
Judge William n. Perry. Henry r.
Lee. W. II. Perry. Jr., w. F. Long,
W. D. Dickinson and George V. Scott.
Mr.. Perry was born at Bechalbronn.
in Lunenhurg county, February ?.
1875. His mother was Miss Hettie
Scott, daughter of Edward Chambers
Scott. of Lunenburg.
Mr.. Perry was accidentally killed
on the tracks Of the Norfolk and
Western Railway at Burkeeille, Va.
last Tuesday evening. He was struck
and run over by an engine. He was a
man OF exemplary character. held in
high esteem by a wide circle OF
friends.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-11
S,lllccr smith nj.

Policeman "A. NJ. Smith, OF tao NC.
0nd dlstrict. Ii seriousiy III OF pneu-
m0nAt At his home. SOP South Belyi-
dere street. u
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Mrs. John Taylor Winstead.

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
HEATHSvILLE. March 10.-Mrs.
John Taylor Winstead4 dropped dead
from heart failure at her home at
Village. She leaves a husband and
one son. Warren Winstead. three
daughters. Mrs. g. w. wilkins, Mrs
A. r. vanlandingham and Mrs. How
ard DUNCAN. and one brother John
r. Oldham. or California. Funeral
services were conducted by Revs. f.
l.. Hardcastle and E. +. Hall.
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Charles T. Ihackcr.

PETERSBURG VA. March To-
Charles r, Thacker, former owner
OF the Newport News Daily Press.
died Sunday morning at the home of
his cousin. Mrs. r. Ernest Butler. He
was thirty nine years old. and had
tsen IN poor health about two years
He came here last September after
fifteen months at Colorado Springs,
where he had failed to regain health,
He was unmarried. His stepmothe-,
tsee isa!f-ssssers and two~ haisssarotff-
ers, one of whom is Mastin Thacker,
of the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
survive him. The body will be taken
to Newport News Tuesday morning
for burial.
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Ei; Mcin<urH.

HARPISONBURG, March 1o--Eli
McYnturff. ~ Years old, liz dead at
Etrasbury. Shenandoah county lie
p-as a prominent man and On ardent
Southerner. He served three years
and half IN the Civil war. and then
paid a substitute 10 night for him the
other six months.
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RECOUNT IN
 WASHINGTON
REPUBLICANS REFUSE TO TAKE
 LICKING LYING DOWN.
Special Nugget Service.

opcCidt tNu9Hok SVSv'Sc'
 SEATTLE, Nov. 15.-Manager Allen of the Hay campaign has given formal notice that a recount of the votes n the gubernatorial election will be de- manded.
 Governor Hay has taken badly his defeat at the hands of the democratic candidate, Lister. and he intends Co exert every effort to prove that he 's entitled to win. Most of his friends do not coincide with his views in the matter and believe he should accept defeat more gracefully. but his man ager. Allen. is with him and just as determined to go through to the limit.
 The victory of Lister has made the democrats of this state jubilant to say the least of it. A new life has been given them and a thorough reorgan- ization of the democratic forces all over the state is sure to be effected. Some of them declare that Washing ton will never again go republican.
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Special Nugget Service.

LONDON. Nov. 16. The Turkish empire as such is evidently about to pass away after precarious exist ence of centuries since it first became established in Europe by the prowcss of it's arms Constantinoplc. the capi- tai of Islam is about to become city governed by q combination of the Eu- ropean powers and Turkey must re cede across the Dardanelles to the region from which they came in the dim and distant past.
 Car Ferdinand of Bulgaria. wiih Constantinople at the mercy of his army. has dictated the terms on which alone peace can be obtained by the defeated Turks. These terms are nothing more or less than the annihil- alton for all time of Turkeys power in Europe. The terms are that Turkey must cross the Dardanelles into Asia. and 4s hours only are given for ac- ceptance of the terms. Also the army of Tchatalpha must withdraw un- der the guard of the Bulgarian forces In addition to this Turkey must evac- ute Adrianople, Scutari, Monastir and Janina. A large war indemnity must paid by the conquered empire and the city of Constantinople must be "internationalized" The Dardan-
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elles must be opened to the passaee of the ships of all national and Sal onika must hc made a free port. one final clause is that Turkey must sur render all it's conquered territory
 According to the terms as they ar" telcgraphed to this city they can m"tn nothing lesg than the tdkinE "i pra'- tically all of Turkey in Europe amt the banishment of the Turk int" th" continent of Aria. A few provinces "f Turkey in Europe arJ not included by name in the terms as they came her. hut it is clear to no on" what adv1n- tage Turkey could gain by th" little left except that it's pride might h'' saved to some extent hy its somh- lance of suzerainty over some of its old provinces. The surrender of th. provinces named will mean the join- ing of the four nations who has" been allied against Turkey Janina. Mon astir and Scutari are tn" provinces which separate Greece from Monte negro.
 The ccssion of these mean that the two allied countries will come t"- gether. on the other side of Monte negro lies bit of territory which separates it from Seryia. This ground has already been oyerrun by the Ser yian army and therefore would come
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on the Bay State group. opposite | and below on Anvil creek on the left limit, and joining the ground on which rich pay was struck some few days ago. Kelly and Coggins have now struck pay whose discovery promises one of the most remarkable reawaken- ings in the story of any mining streak
 The Bay State group Is so acres in extent and probably covers what is described as the old channel which runs south from Anvil beginning near the bend. The laymen have not yet made an exact test of the value of the
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KNELL OF DOOM SOUNDS
 FOR TURKISH EMPIRE

within the terms of thr agreement, sn wauld Ser, ia. Moutcncpra and Greece" become rouuluous terrltory while Bulgaria joins Sersia an the far side. Here is the United States of the Hal- Eaus. uI evidently planned our carr fully before war Was declared.
 II Adrianople province is surrender ed it means the splttins "i Turkey in EEurop- in two only Kosovo Saloniki. the province of Constantino- pl~ and a few minor places ar" not mentioned in thc terms and the ad- vantage to Turkey hy holding them seems to hc slim.
 The answer must he -iven within iS hours
 CONSTANTINpPLE. Nov l6.-The condition of the garrison and popuIt, tinn of this city has now become al most appalling. The cholera epidem- ic shows no sign of abatement and ! few new eases have heen reported The supply of foodstuns has almost been exhausted and the very poor are faced by the most serious dcstitution.
 The foreign warships are anchored quietly whrr. they decided to remain until the outcome of the uegotiations has heeu learned.
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Nugget Special Service.

BERLIN, Nov. 16.-The German gov ernment is the latest to enter the field to fgh. the Standard Oil trust and [" short shift is expected to be the lot ot the famous American concern in the regions of the kaiser.
 The mode of fighting the trust is the enactment of a law creating a state monopoly of petroleum. In declaring that the intention of the law is to oust the Standard Oil the government declares that the trust first conquered the wholesaler and is now exterminat-
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WILSON TO CALL EXTRA SESSION
DEM, PRESIDENT TO
 CALL NEW SESSION

country and is taken to mean that Wilson is determined to stand firmly respect. During the past few days he has been in conference with sever Il leaders of the democratic party in this urged the calling of new session and Mr. Wilson appeared to agree with them fully.
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ods. They are part of the lands which were included in what is known as the Cunningham cases. Most of the other lands involved have now reverted to the government. the method of their acquisition having been proven to be fraudulent. The general opinion here is that the same result will come in the present case.
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DIVORCE GRANTED.

ThurIow Brownell was granted a divorce today from Christina Browned in the district court. An application for divorce has come up before be- tween the same couple. but without result until this morning.
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GERMANY FIGHTING
 OUR STANDARD OIL

ing the retailer"
 The delays and obstacles which have saved Standard Oil and other trusts il he United State' arr no anticipated here and the end of the famous monopoly is considered to be well in sight. The introduction of the state monopoly law means it's certain passage as the people in this country and their representatives have got all they wanted of the Standard methods.
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ALASKA LANDS
 YET DISPUTED
ANOTHER GROUP OF CLAIMS OF
 cUNNiNGHAM'S IN COURT.
Special Nugget Service.

SEATTLE, Nov. 15.-Testimony is now being taken in the matter of the Cheseum group of coal lands in All aska whose owners are charged with having obtained them by illegal meth
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Ssedless grape fruit at Lehmann's.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

Have your clothes cleaned and pressed at the NOME TAILORING co. between Segerstrom X Hagen's and Zehner's Jewelry stores.
 We clean and renew furs. press and repair your clothes. make alterations in both ladies and gentleman's clothes. first class workmanship. modern methods. prompt service. Come and see us.
 NOME TAILORING CO,
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NEW CHINESE MINISTER. Special Nugget Service.

PEKIN. Nov. -LuchcnE Ilaiang, former premier. has been appointed minister of foreign affairs for the re public. The new foreign minister IS regarded as one of the strongest men in China and the best man to deAl with the trouble expected from Rus sia's threatened interference with China's internal affairs.
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Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 SALT LAKE. Nov. 16.-All the min CTS and the two young ladies caught by the slide in the Hornsilver mine in Beaver county have been rescued an' are now resting after their hard ex- perience.
 The men saved praise highly the re- markable fortitude exhibited by the young sisters while buried away be- hind hundreds of tons of earth. Drr- ing that awful period the men tried in every way to conceal from the girls the horrible possibility which threat ened but were unable to hide the fG 4
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Special Nugget Service.

NEW YORK. Nov. Ii. Woodrow Wilson has announced that immedi- ateiy after the inauguration he vii call an extraordinary session of con l5 to take under consideration the proposed amendments to the tariff.
 This announcement has created
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THIRD BEACH LINE ONCE MORE
 JUMPS INTO LIFE

most important development reaching far heyend th. limits af the claims on which the gold las actually been ~trlrl..
 The boys have uo~ done sufficient W.It fo .nrlI. thrm ta iud-. that the pay found is not spot IT q local de- p"eit They can eir, 10 idea as 10 th. value "f the md made by the Pioneer ,anpaHy All they know and arr, willing to admit Is that they have pay themselves
 -=---.e-
 Real apple cider at Lehmann's
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GIRLS AND MINERS
 ARE ALL RESCUED

that only a few circumstances stood between them and death.
 The work of rescue was ace 'niplish- ed with the greatest pnssihls este when it was found that the prisoners were alive and well.
 Yesterday communication was open ed with them and throughout the night the rescuers dug with an u'e energy of which they were capable. All were found in good healtl and Tot much the worse for their e>perlc nee.
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be able to state that they have sev
 cral feet of dirt that goes some cents to the pan right through. Mike Kel- town last evening carried small bot tie partly filled with the gold. II ap- pears to be rather beach gold than the opinion of most of those who have seen il. The gravel found by them on the Bay State group is different Mining Company struck the pay on
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YOUNG ELECTED. Special Nuaast Service.

NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-Michaei J. Young of Boston has been elected co the executive board of the National League.
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the next claim. but the men who made the last strike have made n" test uf the Pioneer dirt and can only speak of what they say at a distance
 They heHeyr further Chat the pay which they have found has every iu- dicatiun of cXteudihs a3ons the fuH length of the Bay state group and .f such IS the ease n large Held will have been added tu this immediate section. Since the ind made on the next claim quite little activity is noticeable in that neighborhood. The opinion seems to be that the discovery may mean h
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SALE CONFIRMED.

The sale in the case of Gilmore Ns. Chambers was confirmed today by the court.
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We have a large assortment of fancy holiday gift books. ready for m aiIinq. lomen Bros.
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Reliance 1912 pack of berries a' Breeding q Borssn.

Slim Jim, at the Masquerade Ball. Nov. 23.
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Let the Nugget do your fancy Jos printing.
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Uut-fisk at lehman's.
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Everybody's going Masquerade Ball, Nov. g
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Beautiful prizes Masquerade Ball.
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The voting contest at mus'''T' on the 18th.
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Real apple cider at Lehmann's.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-31
Wendell.

Miss Hazel Burkhalter OF Kimberly
Idaho, was the guest OF her brother her,
few days this week.
J. Watson is very sick with pleurisy
l.. H. Hatch who has been sick with
typhoid this summer left with his mother
Thursday for Los Angeles, California.
W. Price visited his parents in Sho-
shone over Sunday.
J. l.. Clark was in Hagerlnan last
week ou business.
II. ID. Jackson has returned from Sail
Lake and resumed work at the State
Bank.
Senator Borah will speak in Wendell
Nov. list, at 3:45 p. IN.
The Misses Bagley and Griffith south
OF town will entertain number OF
friends alta Hallowe' en- party ON Thurs
day eve.
MIR. and Mrs. Simonson are the proud
parents of a 10 Id. girl.
Mrs. j. Watson entertained Mrs Keis.
sling from Bliss the past week
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-31
Arcadia Valley.

Mr. Chas. Webster left Tuesday TO
Seattle where he will remain until spring
There are grips and grips. Ask Far
Bcherns
\ jolly crowd met at Holman Carlson.
shack last Saturday evening. Dancin.
was the feature OF the occasion.
Mesdames Reed and Oliver spent Wed,
nesday at the home Of Mrs. f. Movers.
We are sorry that the family intends &c
move to Washington in few weeks.
Mr.. Lienbaugh OF River View Ranch
Is about to rabbit fence his entire farm
Fred Peterson returned to Jerome Sat
nrday alter month spent in Chicago.
visiting relatives and friends.
Tony Habberman has been in Haper-
man for the past two weeks.
Some people dive for pleasure: some
from necessity-as Mr.. Sloan was GETTING
water from l.. Adelaide, his horses started
suddenly, landing him on his head in the
lake. The team dashed wildly through
the brush until they reached Duroc
Ranch, where they were caught bv Mr.
Fry. No injury was sustained either NV
the horses or their owner.
Why does Walter Clark like to 90
fishingl
Mr.. Shark has flock of 400 sheen at
Clear Water Ranch-there are only .
few black ones.
The Roberson's shipped their potatoes
to Oklahoma.
Jake Peterson had fine fat hog kill
led by dogs chasing it.
l.. A. Lienbaugh almost lost q calf
from bloating, but by promptly sticking
it the animal was saved
Mr.. Morrow spent the latter mart os
the week in Augur Falls.
On account of the stormy weather
there was no service at Arcadia Sunday
night Come next Sunday, seven O'Clock
The windmill on the HOLSTER nlace
which has been ont OF repair for some
time, will soon be fixed and ready for
use.
Messrs. Jacob and VIM. Peterson arc
working at the Idan-ha Ranch, where a
barn is being built.
l.. b. Fry found one OF his large hogs
u the new cistern. Fortunately il was
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-31
For Sale or Trade.

Zo'3s acres adjoing Wendell townsite
and one OF the best improved ranches on
the North Side Tract Will cut 700 TONS
OF hay. Modern house fully equipped
with all electrical appliances. Good ont
buildings. Is acres in orchard. VIII
sell for 30 percent less than cost of en-
provements, or will trade for cattle
sheep or any good income propertv
For particulars see or write,
F. w. HASTINGS,
90 ~ WENDELL, IDA.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-31
Notice of Sheriff's Sale

i ny eiri'ire OF an execution on foreclosure 4,
F3r,h ISSUED out Of the District Court OF tbs
,I W J,lnlrial District Of the state Of Idaho H.
,"q nor i9r the county OF Lincoln in the snit of ~
81 i''lsn agaiIist samuel Brand. T. +. Locke and
81 IL htight duly attested the tenth dav ~ IT,,
III, n, H. isl2. have levied upon ali The rich,
e,' 100, anu ~ interest oi the said Samuel Brand n r.
LIKE LIKE ana j. H. knight in and to The folloyin
Hail. property. situated in Lincoln Connty
ins soutn one half ~ Of the north. ,yos, nm,
d,'aI r ~ ana the northwest one fourth ~
,hi .i,e SOUTHWEST one fourth ~ of sac,ion
sixteen tl6l T.. Il. ~ '' ''"eh' Range
ni nJ.'ae Is hereby given that ON SATURDAY. ,ho
~ NJ nay o. November A. D. 1872. al two ,',
in sro ~, sain nay. at shoshone Lincoln Coun,,
riyht ii,Ia s,le court ilousc. will sell ali he
~ tte ana Interest Of the said Samuel nra M
~, Locke and J. II. Knight in and To- The sn =;
The hivhes,r h property, at public auction to
,h liz nisnest bidder for cash In lawful mona, w
sI e United states. to satisfy said execntinny o,
october. A. ID. 1912 Ne"'n uay OF
L. NJ. ZUG. Sheriff
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-31
NO USE FOR CAREY ACT SETTLERS

Bliss, Idaho, Oct. 81. 1912.
Mr.. l.. T. Alexander.
Editor Lincoln County Times.
Dear Sir:
As the Settlers publication on
the Great North Side tract Won will
doubtless be interested i'm a CONVEX.
sation which occurred between CT.
borden, Republican candidate for
state Senator and myself i'm the
early part Of September and which
mas bearing on this candidates
attitude toward the Carey Act Set
Tier. In the interests of the Carey
Act Farmer | called upon Mr.. Bor-
den IN conjunction with several
other business men of Shosbone 7
was greatly surprised to learn from
Mr.. Borden's lips that he "didn' t
care to have anything to do with
the Carey Act Farmer or any Carey
Act publication" That, the Carey
Act settler does all of his trading at
Montgomery Wards or Sears and
Roebuck" and that this "class Of
people are the ruination of Southern
Idaho '''' i
You are at liberty to publish this
communication if you see fit and I
believe that you will agree with me
That the settlers of Lincoln County
are entitled to know in what esteem
they are held by the man who asks
10 represent Lincoln County at
Boise. "
Very truly yours,
NJ
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-31
Very truly yours,
w. a. WELLS.

Halnes' managers claim that the
state has had enough Of lawyer gov
ernors and seek his election upon
the plea of business administra-
ton. The business administration
That Halnes gave the city of Boise
during his official career as mayor,
was sufficient for the citizens to re-
pudlate him at the next election and
elect a democrat, although the CITY
Is strongly republican.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-31

We have before us a communica-
ton signed by G.. H. Martin and
A. B. Barclay, attacking the tax
record of Gov. Hawley, and which
we are asked to publish. As we
have confined our support for Gov.
Hawley on his land board record
we do not desire to take up other
matters at the eleventh hour. The
tax problem is of a mathematical
nature that requires some study and
explanation, and it is not fair that
1t should be sprung the last week
in the campaign.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-31

Even our esteemed contemporary
the News, has come out openly foi
the democratic legislative ticket OF
this county. Though Mr.. Minis Is
one Of the staunch republicans he
cannot be made to swallow every
thing, and the thoughts of Frank
Gooding being a [. :. Senator is so
nauseating to him that he is ready
to throw up the sponge and Murray
for Roy Jones. We reproduce in
another column the article of the
News in repudiating the action of
the party in the county.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-31
Democratic Meeting.

There will be democratic meet
ing at the Amusement Hall on sat
urday evening, at which time Hon.
f. Davies, Of Twin Falls, will bc
present with other prominent men
to address the meeting. Every
body cordially invited.
Per Order Com.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-10-31
Per Order Com.

A vote for the republican legi,-
lative ticket Of Lincoln county
means a vote for Frank Gooding foi
United States Senator. Mr.. Good
ing we believe was governor Of tn,
state when some of the contracts
were made with the irrigation COM
panies. His deep interest ia the
cause of the settlers at that time
should not gain him many votes
among the settlers down this way.
And how about county division
matters? With Gooding elected
United States senator, he would lie
in a position to divide the county
up about any old way he desired.
There is something more at stake in
Lincoln county than the mere re-
turn Of Borah to the Senate. Think
it over seriously, Mr.. Voter Of the
North Side tract.