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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-22
AFTER HE
YES COMRADES
Seized by Attack Of
ll'lre Hoists Mine Cage
'sl9re Death Comes.
.ols 70 TIC 1ril,,,ne q

~ ~e 70 The Tribune.
Dec 2l.~An engineer named
coa, D'psed at the Marlborough
a Of Of hnosr6yshire. performed a
lining !. 20 the winding uD OF a
sflzea ,v1.r lumber OF men. Cham
He bran,n WIN en attack OF heart
Qhtli thy cltnc to the lever,
Nm he 's e SaSe had rea clled safo-
1dditiohs hs"eapsed on the floor in
70 duty probably hastened
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-22
\. y donor Wreck Hero.
W Tho Tribune

En "o tribune
fector ,, 2LJSrhe Rev. III. n.
lha t,n' has received n silver
Wlillam Vi norway TO he pre-
Perm n,,, Harry Scdgeman, a
o. hernia.nlioe- in recognition
Of ih"'sm In s In connection win
'orts a, norwegian ship Saluio
The e,,r m 'ne parish in Dccem-
. sedrno,n pears the royal arm,
KIM was reccn1Iy 81 doc. a,.'
gaila nn,corge with the bronze
In connection with
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-22
Germany Dumfounded.

At first everybody was dumfounded,
but German rcsourcefuluees soou as
serted itself. and while nothing has so
far boeu decided officially, it may be
taken for granted that should the In
dian princes succeed in squeezing the
money out o. their poverty stricken
subjects and should England decide TO
accept lhc Gift. m attempts will be
made even by the German Navy league
20 raise the necessary money to 60
England one better, but Germany VII
concentrate al her energies toward De-
coming tho absolute ruler OF the air,
BY tho construction of an enormous
aerial navy o. dirigblo Zeppelins and
P3rsevalS.
Already a few days after the first
announcement of the proposed git to
England certain very influential pa
pers like the acknowledging and
others III close touch with the govern
meui, began TO paint stirring pictures
of the damage which an aerial fleet OF
merely 100 Zeppehus heavily londed
with explosives might do to England,
and it was not forgotten to emphasize
that the aerial battleships would cost
practically nothing in comparison with
the Dreadnaughts which they would
have at their mercy at least until guns
have been invented able to bring down
Zeppclius from the air.
On the other side no mention has
been made of the fact that In a war
these monster airships would be easy
targets for swifter aeroplanes able to
rise far above them, nor Of the 1act
that before many years have passed
France will have an air fleet Of thou
sands of military aeroplaDes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-22
||LE CDBBLER IS
|||EsT PHILOSOPHER
4 Of Success to Be Re-
Every Day Finds
Adhsrsnts in Paris.
/ |cAN WIN, HE SAYS
mixer Who Studies
EIsche and Kant Offers
4 advice 10 World.
!, GEORGES DUFRESNE,

cable 10 The Tribune,
.IS. Dee. 2l.-A new philosopher
"a discovered. 1lo is NJ. Andre
Tto follows tho humble occupa-
cobbIcr. For twenty years be
M engaged IN writing a phllo-
Il work. His task is now finished.
,ubbler philosopher occupies a
be Eth story of a house IN the
ChnumoDt. There, at the close
dsy's work, he has read and
. for many years. He has stud
hto, Confucius, the Koran, the
DO has dipped into Kant and
|. and is familiar with the writ
III other philosophers worthy OF
|ne, including Nietzscbe and NJ.
Id result of mis- reading and med
the cobbler philosopher has
4 book which no calls the EThe-
Success. 1t is fey the use Of
|ople who, he afirms. stand in
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-22
Shackleton Children Play Pole-Hunting
Boy Would Emulate His Famous Father
For Weary Months No News
Came From the South
Pole Hunter.
Special Cable 10 The Tribune.

Special Cable 20 The Tribune.
n ONDON, Dec. 2l.-Lady Ernest
Shackleton, who before her mar.
rIagc was known us the ''boau-
tiful Miss Dorman," proved
that she is no less bravo than her in.
trepid husband, whose trip into the
Antarctic III the quest for the south pole
will go down in history as feat
of courage and endurance. During
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-22
pea to Win.

!osr 70 exercise my power 7
se WILL which commands and
ngenee which executes. These
eve Inc the greatest am
Y Inc one, aud the other can
nsholt eeasing TO an infinite
t But | ought TO take care
Oay, otherwise every spark of
oeeelne extinguished within
1sse In myself, for my intelli,
demands to he developed
s not inferior TO that OF
Ny will is strong, my sen
,sssa!ed. s ! am capable Of per.
ast exists aud Of studyiue
not know, 1 can, therefore
sSS'nstanecs rely on myself.
~ victorionsly To the con,
: sltuation more in harmon
s.es aud more in conformity
ooblcr philosopher suggest,
individual should repeat
each day and ponder it
,sI,,. a learn IT To know his power
- Il THIS 8! .!Credo'' is really
l lae book, which is an en-
sou'if " philosophy imprcguatcC
~ VII, a powerful love o.
uo'ound desire for happi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-22
! for Success.

fundamental idea Of the philos-
1tbst every man ought to bo an
\ aud ambitious. Resignation is
b To accomplish n certain thing
r6rient for g man to believe il
+ and 10 persuade himself that
3 difficult it may appear, it is
\ of realization.
Eksis therefore within the reach
rrbody. A man has only to ex-
snh 10 attain il. if he aids his
/ b an energetic Will. 1t is in
10 quote from tho "Credo In
NJ which is a feature Of the
d seL all idea Of the cobbler S
Eisre iu Myself" writes NJ
"because ] am the God Of my
tho King Of my Horizon, The
Master. Of my person, the
M ny Conscience, the Pro
my Movements. Nature ha.
Faculties destined to make
. sensible and thinking ipdi'
y has constituted me with ~
capable of producing warmth
Q body which only demands
fe1gthened, soul which only
De elevated. 1t belongs *
lio1c 10 give A regime sutti
Dene6elcnt to the one and {
'umclcntly luminous 20 th'
y all that is necessary 10 NJ
result. Ny life is a power
ngns Ny being is q worTt
fogresses,
Arizona republican., 1912-01-13

left today for Indianapolis. taking
with him bundle of Mcnamara evil
dence which he will turn over to the
federal grand jury in session in that
city.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-13

ren's bureau, the purpose of which
shall be to gather. classify and dis
tribute for popular use in the states
and territories accurate infirmation
on all subjects relating To the welfare
of children. During the five years
the bill has been before congress no
valid argument has been presented
against it, The chief reason for the
failure of the bill thus far has been
that it is solely in the interest of the
conservation of human resources, AMI
does not directly touch any material
interest. Ii is therefore devoid of
features which would win selfish and
self-interested advocacy; and the per-
sons who desire To continue to eX-
plot the labor of children are natur
ally against it, IL is a scandal To
the American nation that our national
government has proved so supine i'm
doing what it can to promote the well
fare of the children of the country.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-13
CH|NKS IN PORTLAND
ARE ON VERGE OF WAR
Obnoxious Posters are an Eyesore to a
Large Oriental Party, in That
City.
I Associated Press Dispatch

G.4SSOcidtcd Press Dispatch
PORTLAND. an. 12-Posters dis
PLAYED in the Chinese quarter, which
are declared To- set forth imperialistic
doctrines ami favor the constitutional
monarchy party i'm China. have brought
the quarter To- the verge of open war
fare The posters were put up by the
Chinese Reform association, to the
great Indignation of the Young China
association and other republican
bodies Threats Of the removal of the
posters led the reform organization
into the courts where an injunction
WAS obtained Republicans 10 not
take this move in good part and II was
said today the Young China Associa-
ton has issued an ultimatum demand
ing the posters be removed in ten days
and the secretary Of the association
publicly declared sympathy for the
revolution or suffer the consequences
Meantime peace Is preserved in the
quarter only through the efforts of the
more cool headed advisors on both
sides
Arizona republican., 1912-01-13
INDIANS NOW HAVE
REAL BROTHERHOOD
Council Lasting Two Weeks Held in
Washington Was Attended by
116 Delegates.
| Special Correspondence

lDpCCid OTtSpOUdCHCC
WASHINGTON. D. c. Jan. IL
The organization of the Brotherhood
of North American Indians is an ac-
Complished fact They held a two
weeks Council in Washington. which
was attended by lI6 delegates from
forty-two tribes. and they are really
and seriously in earnest
They have become imbued with
the fact that all nationalities have
known for many years that in or
ganization there is strength. They
have organized for the purpose of
obtaining their rights and their pri-
vileges under the Constitution of the
United States. because they are now
citizens of the United States and ac-
cept all responsibilities as citizens and
demand all their rights and privileges
as such. These they have not re-
oeived. and this organization is for
the purpose of enforcing their claims
and obtaining these rights. They are
Indians first and politicians next. and
the politician Of whatever party who
refuses to promise them that their
rights shall be preserved. that they
shall obtain redress for all wrongs
and decided and radical change in
the methods of the Indian Bureau
concerning these claims and rights
that something is going to happen
politically TO the people who deny
them these rights
They held convention that was
partly secret and partly open. and
in their secret conclaves, every man
was instructed as To his duties to
his tribe. and what he was To say
To them when he returned To the
home Council fires. If any politician
deludes himself into the belief that
these Indians will not vote as they
have decided to vote. in order To OBJ
tain these rights and adjust these
proper claims. he is playing a losing
game. and he would better sit up
and take notice. or he will be left
in the lurch when the Indian vote
is recorded in the next election.
These Indians adopted a Consti-
tuition and Bylaws. and elected
Richard &. Adams. Great Sachem
and Joseph Craig. Great Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-13

vice, decl&red that no police force
could be invested with arbitrary con-
troll of the social evil and escape cor
ruption and moral pollution. This is
the conclusion reached by every hon
est investigator and every thought
ful citizen. Give the police power
and discretion To- sell. and blackmail
and tribute paying will ensue. Where
temptation is thrust under mems
noses, where graft is thick and law
breakers are ready and anxious to
pay for protection. protection will he
extended ard brides taken.
Let us punish the police grafters
and purge the force. by all means.
but equally essential is prevention.
provision for the future. The police
should be divorced from the social
evil, and the control and regulation
of vice should be placed in the hands
of nigh minded, representative, unpaid
commission on morals. The police.
like the militia. should obey orders
and have nothing to give to or with
hold from would-be purchasers of
laWless favors.-Chicago Record Her
aid
Arizona republican., 1912-01-13

vitally important though it is To leave
our children a proper heritage. the
one thing of supreme importance is
that we shall leave the right type
of children-chiIdren of such char
acter and living their lives under
such conditions that they shall be
fit to enjoy and make use of their
heritage.
1t is not my purpose To- speak in
detail of the machinery that should be
provided for the protection of women
and children in industry and in the
home. in this state and throughout the
union.
In this work most must be done BY
the state governments; but much can
also be done by the national govern
ment. Ii is earnestly To- be hoped
that congress will enact into law the
bill for the establishment in the De-
partment of Commerce and Labor Of
bureau To be known as the child
Arizona republican., 1912-01-13
MORE EVIDENCE.

I ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch
Los ANGELES. Jan 12.-Arthur
/. Veitch. assistant district attorney.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-13
VISITS SAN DIEGO.
Mrs. Griffin Is Guest of Her Mother
in That Town.
T.ASSOciafcd Press DiSbdfchl

ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch
SAN DIEGO, Jan. 12.-Mrs. Nina
Griffin. the woman said Ia have been
the cause of the arrest of Charles
Hoffman. alias Dean. alleged To De
one of the New Westminster bank
robbers AT Los Angeles. arrived here
early today Accompanied by two
Young daughters. she is now at the
home Of her mother. Mrs. p. Beebe.
Her presence was discovered tonight.
She has collapsed and none are allowed
to see her. William Griffin. her for
mer husband. also residing here. met
her at the train. According To the
latter. there may he a reconciliation.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-13
GIVE THE CHILDREN A CHANCE

OF recent years this country has
rightly awakened To the need of con-
servatiOn. We have begun to realize
that we are guilty of crime against
our children if we hand them over a
wasted heritage. But. after all. the
most important type of conservation
is the conservation of the manhood
and womanhood of the country: and.
Arizona republican., 1912-01-13
TWO ARE GUILTY.
One Globe Man Gets Life and Another
Fourteen years.
ASSOcidfed Press Dispatch

GLOBE, Jan. Thames Welsh, who
shot and killed George Ross in a saloon
at Miami. near here was found guilty
today and sentenced Ia fourteen years
in Florance. Louis Rodriguez, who
shot ana killed Jesus Flores. at Win
kelman was also found guilty and
senteced To life Imprisonment at Flor
pnCp
Arizona republican., 1912-01-13

story building at Sixth and ST
Charles streets. occupied by the Weyi
Bakery company. A 25-mile an hour
wind threatens to sweep the flames
To adjoining property and the fire
men are badly handicapped by lack
of water due to the water famine
which has existed several days. The
floors and roof fell in at 2:l5 and
the flames were still gaining head
NaN
Arizona republican., 1912-01-13
POLICE AND ARBITRARY CONTROL

Dean Sumner i'm discussing the rev.
Citations and lessons of the report on
Arizona republican., 1912-01-13
MASKED ATTACKS ON GoMPERs

The American love for fair play
ably Anonymous pamphlets. being
employed To discredit Samuel Com
pers. president of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor. now meeting here in
it's annual session. with his own peO-
pie. In this country. freedom of in
dividual opinion is given the widest
possible license. 1t is incOnceiVable
that the leadership of Mr. GOmpers
should chime with all shades of opin-
ion i'm America. But, speak
ing within those limits which must
be observed in an organization con-
tanning 100000 members. his admin
istratiOn has been conservative. Be
ing human, he has made errors. But
his achievements. his policies of SAN
ity and constructiveness, far outweigh
them. The balance for sound. per-
ceptive, levelheaded leadership is all
on his side He has given the best
of splendid vigorous and clear mind
and an intensely loyal spirit of his
own people.
The need of organized labor, as well
as that of organized capital, is for
sane. devoted, and courageous general
ship. That is the kind Samuel Com
pers has been supplying consistently.
Atlanta Constitution.
poIICc AMI ApaIrpApv CnNTROI
Arizona republican., 1912-01-13
FIRE AT ST. LOUIS.
Confagration Was Raging There at
Early Hour This Morning.

[ ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch
ST. LOUIS. Jan. IA general
alarm Of fire was turned in AT 1:55
this morning for q blaze in a four
Arizona republican., 1912-01-13
VALUE GOES UP.
Officials Raise Assessment on South
ern Pacific Company's Main
Track.

| Associated Press Dispatch
RENO. Jan. 12-An increase of &3.
500 a mile on all the main track valu
alton of the southern Pacific railroad
in Nevada was made today by the state
board of assessors i'm session at Carson.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-07-05
Revival Meeting Closed

After ten days and nights of faith
full and Jealous work the union re-
yiyal meeting held at the Baptist
Tabernacle under the combined aus
plces OF the Presbyterian and the
Methodist churches closed Sunday
night
Evangelist Hutchespn did able
preaching. He presented the gospel
In plain sermons and the people
appeared deeply interested. The con-
gregations were large sind orderly.
The singing was good ADD the peo-
pie we're in earnest.
While deep Impressions were evil
IDENTIFY made on the congregations.
the unoonyerted people Seemed slow
to move.
There were five or six conversions
during the meeting and Impressions
were made which are apt to bear
fruit in the salvation OF others. The
Baptist church will begiil a meet
ng next Sunday at the slime place
and we are hoping that much good
may be done
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-07-05
Rod Grnnthnm Acnnitted

Several days ago a complaint was
filed against Rod Grantham charging
aggravated assault alleged 10 have
been committed near Arab.
The case was called for trial on
Monday afternoon before a jury in
the county court and quite a lively
interest was manifested as is usual
at the hearing OF sVch cases. The
prosecution was conducted by Coun-
~ Attorney V. N. Tyler and the de-
PENDANT was represented by Whmeth
and Boyd and Higgins. Hamilton a.
Taylor
The introduction Of testimony was
concluded Monday evening and the
case was argued. Tuesday morning
and submitted to the jury and a YER
dict of acquittal vas agreed 20 on
the first ballot.
Mr.. Grantham vas theroupon re-
leased TO 20 hence without day and
there is much express qualification
40 his being SO promptly cleared Of
the charge.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-07-05
PICNIC AT HERNILEIGH
Pleasures and Preparations MARRIED
10y Sandstone.

a great crowd Of Snyder people
went 10 Hermleigh Thursday to the
Fourth OF July picnic and the big
Snyder bunch constituted on ly a
part OF the immense gathering. Peo-
pie were there from all parts OF the
country and from Sweetwater. Ros-
coe. Lorraine and Colorado.
The Hermlelgh people are pro.
gressiye, patriotic and enterprising
and had made great preparations.
Seven beeyes had been barbecued
and quantities of bread provided.
Families came with baskets and
boxes OF good things cooked at
home by the good women Of that
community.
Every appointment had been shap
ed for a great event but the pleas
uiez OF the day werc sadl, marred
By the severe sand storm which
blew all day.
a large shed had been erected for
convenience and comfort for public
speaking, but coult not b, used.
The people ga'i cred IN the school
house where L. G. Darby called for
attention and introduced Rev. jam
ison who made an appropriate adj
dress Of welcome.
Judge Higgins then introduced
Judge ]. NJ. Pressler OF the Civil
Court Of Appeals CT Amarillo who
delivered forceful and learned adj
dress and presented the merits OF
his candidacy for the position which
he now holds By appointment. Judge
Pressler is endorsed by the Snyder
bar as a competent and honest
Judge
Mr. r. F. Baker OF snyder was
introduced and made a strong speech
In the interest OF Morris Sheppard.
Tho snyder and the Hermleigh
bands Joined forces and furnished
music for the occasion.
There were rofreshment stands
and amusement booths and but for
the sand storm the people would
have had a good time
The boys tried 10 play baseball
but could not do much az Il. A troop
OF Indians and COW boys had plan
ned sham battle. but the people
we're sanded almost to frenzy and
didn't take much Interest IN the
tournament.
The manasemcnt had provided
vel and The discomfort was a sore
disappointment % them
othero'ts 90 would have been
rre.I Successes.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-07-05
!. o. o. f. ASSOCIATION
Threc-Link Gang VIII Meet in shy
der ON July IL.

The Sourry county Odd Fellows
Association will meet at the Odd Eel
lows holl in Snyder at 10 o'clock
July-12 for a season OF Fraternal in
tercourse and to engage in a contest
by lodges in degree work. a large
crowd Is expected
Degree teams Will be here from
Dunn, Ira. Hermleigh and Fluvan-
ma and there will be work in all the
degrees during the day
The members OF Snyder Lodge No
4S5 will meet on Monday Tuesday
and Wednesday nights of next week
for practice and they would like to
have large attendance Whether
you are In the team or not, your pres
ence will give encouragement TO the
boys.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-07-05
ChristIan Church Mecting.

Rev Mr. Colley a noted evangelist
OF the Christian church has been con
ducine a series OF meetings az the
Christian church arbor and large
congregations have attended the ser
vices Mr. Colley is fine preacher
Tie is a scholarly gentleman. flu
en- speaker. logical reasoner and
has an elegant command of Ian
guage
He breaches heart searching SER
mons and his application OF the
scriptures TO the every day walks OF
men and the practical lines Of life
appeal With strong force TO his au-
dienoe-
LOsT-Between Snyder and Crow
der and snyder, Child's white Leg
horn hat. blue ribbon Findeg please
return TO Mrs. J r. Holland. Route
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-07-05
The Fourth in snyder

The glorious Fourth was very
quiet day in Snyder All the bust
ness houses were closed, and most
of our people went down to Herm-
leigh or plcnicing somewhere else
The Signal force and a few unfosf
tunate drug clerks were left at no,
to represent the city and rec
visitors.
It is to be regretted that ne
tlnguished candidate for office vi,
ed us during the day. for with ain
the local politicians and statesmen
out of town. the representatives Of
the common herd would have had
an opportunity to show him the town
talk to him about Wilson, Bryan.
and Tammany, and get few cold
drinks at his expense. But It is al
ways the way, the common people
get It in the neck at every turn OF
the wheel.
Tuesday. Bill Ramsey will be IN
Snyder. and every politician and
statesman and curb stone orator In
the city will be back in town, diked
up IN their very best, ready to re-
ceiye him and all that us common
folks will be able to do is give him
the high sign as he whizes down the
streets in a $40 900 auto.
Down with Plutocvracyl
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-07-05

Mr. and Mrs. Little Westbrook
have had the profound sympathy OF
all our people in the death of their
baby boy, n. w. aged nearly p
months which occurred at 8 o'clock
Wednesday morning.
The funeral services were held at
the Westbrook home at p. m. of
the same day
The Signal joins with the many
friends in extending our heartfelt
sympathies.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-07-05

Notice is hereby given
that the ]. A. Blair premises
where the residence was recently
burned and also Mrs. Blairs prem
ises have been posted according to
law and all persons who tresspass
to take the fruit or for any other pur
pose viii be prosecuted
w w. CURRY
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-07-05
DRs. AvARY & sTINsON.
Veterinary Surgeons and Dentists.
Office at Warren Bros. Drug Store
Snyder, Texas

j. NJ. Pagan and J. r. Harris, two
of the solid citizens of the Lone
Wolf community were in town on
Monday to make arrangements to
build a new school house In their
district. They are both. wide awake
progressive citizens and vitality in
terested in educational matters and
general advancement and they are
gcing to succeed in building a nice
c)mmodious school house.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-07-05

Baptist Tabernacle July IL at 4
p. m.
subject-Systematic Giving.
Bible Reading Matt. 3.
Roll Call-Texts on Tithing.
Reading of minutes.
what Is your share In the Kings
Business? Mrs. Morrow.
Discussion-Thei influence OF Sys
tematic Giving upon us Personally
Song.
Closing prayer.
Leader-Mrs. Curry
All members are urged to be pres
ent.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-07-05

Mrs. T. r. Gofohth 2lls Holly St
Kansas City writes. After using a
sample bottle and two % cent bot
ties OF Hunts Lightning oil. I anu al
most well OF Catarrh. Il stops my
headaches 70 is the best medicine
ever saw and , just cane keep
house without &C." She is right. All
druEsists