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Business Chances.

ESs Ssle' chcap~ ~Rcstnurant, saillng
on account OF sickness. See owner
at G02,s pine st. J. v. kempsheil.
10 you know that the Canadian Pa
cific railway IL already at work
on tho beginning OF It's great ter
minais at coquitlam7
viii purchase past due notes. mort
RACES and claims ali Boston Blk.
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my No aonNff10XG6g
On improved or vacant property az
aud per cent. any amount from
time. and easy payments, no do
lay. kturferant A. Co, siz Boston
block. beccad and Columbia
OUR OWN MONEY TO LOAN on
improved residences. Rates to 3
per cent. With reasonable com mis-
sion. $40 Columbia sf., Central Bldg.
HEATrLE TRUST COMPANY.
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

SEATTLE PORT COMMISSION
Notice H. hereby given that at two
v. NJ. January "a. 1919. tho heatslr
Port Commission Viii convene ~
for thu purpose Of deciding upon
and adapting comprehensive
arhofne or ltarhor improvement OF
the Port % seattle. ~ this HOUR
ssa rsss az ssfrens sssifinS TO 70
against the adoption Of such
scheme wilt ha heard.
by order 81 thu Commission.
III ~. CfiTTENDES.
President.
Atsest
ROBERT BRIDGES.
Secretary.
DATE u frat pobilcssIaa. January -.
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Situations Wanted
Male

Plumbing repairs 75o an hour; no
charge for riding on street cars.
Cali up about 500 o'clock morn
Ing or evening Main SECS. Chss.
Mueacimnn
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Funeral Directors.

T1R E0sEeBrHG GEDEnTxKINd
co, corner Ninth ard Union, Main
1901, Ind. s7ss. FREMONT OF.
EICE. 2ff7 Fremont -ay- Phones.
North 2z0, Green 81.
BUTTERNOHrff Il SONH /.
Professional Directors and Lfrerecd
Bmbalmers. 1891 ist Phones pfs.
University Undertaking Pariots. t21t
18th ". r. North 2fz, Green 1y4:
tors, Third av. and Universally
Both phones n
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HALf.IIOUH
HALF.ACRE TRACTS

on the East eide Of Lake Washing.
ton. directly oppoHite lsfrehl
park, lesn than fivo minutes walk
from Medina. Can come a. xnd
aud yssirf from tho property II
exactly half an hour. fleutY OF
large boats now, and lialf-hoiIf
ferry service planned TO 0pernte
before irnR
TInif.aera tracts 1.-THE area OF five
4oxI0o-foot iotnl for 1900.
Terms AZ low AZ 10 per cent cash
and balance easy monthly pay
mnnts.
HENRY FREDERICK. INC.
Main sesT. Ind. tt5s.
Ifoge Building.
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6oforcSeis Tor sale AZ 6 srTSlln.1
y. p,; fully equipped: Excelsior
make, battery machine. See Mr.
burrows. Star office. 1909 It'll ave.
Pedieree English curly coated re-
irifter pups. Mr. kenn. H. ". u.
NO. 9. sidney 1906
PILES from 100 n. down. Also f9ies
phone poles and mining tlmbers.
ADDRESS Georges BesJe. Enumciaw,
Wash.
herp your eye on C0qflfiann--the
last Nrnnt terminal, the Pacific In
dustriai Center.
For plumbing aupplles and repairs'
80 TO HLbTAI5H. 1i5 Second s,
Brand new $50 check prosrctor. sell
reasonable. f,-ivs. crre star
rev planes FOR rent: rent applied Or,
En..na.- Mcy.r. Toner. 1il Union.
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Lost and Found

foSi I'M lcfSsin, & 11(sccf silk nsSi
scarf, marked " Return TO sos
WHITE Bldg. receive reward Phone
Main 37sz.
English Pointer dog. white with tan
spots; answers To namo Mae
lar. Mrs Jnfnes ~ Flick. Ind.
Monroe if9
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YOUR OPPORTUNITY
large tracts on new Lake Tnfien rnv
line. now under construction. 1900,
SO down. a. per month.
a. X. WfLiJE. az New forls Block.
IND. ftl0. Mgip T1g.
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NsrsalSSS man SsSists ' room and board.
close In. private homo preferred.
Give fuIi particulars Address
lf.In1 cnfn Alnr.
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For Sale-Eurnifure

N1eeDssN~|N(1TeferE|1 N|NNf%<4N-~~~~.~r
FfTzTfNHY AUCTION COl--fe1s-
20 Fifth aV buys. sells second
hand goods and other merchandise.
spot cash. Main fzz. a 1913 old
est auction house N the atate.
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fnIInn70N lf'fffN7ffnn~
1914 tth Az Pay cash for second
hand goods Main 1zIs
Valdez rurn. Co. 1910 first AZ. Main
2ftz, Ind tQ50.
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Suites OF light. well.furEished
housekeeping rooms at $40 and slz
per month. gas and electric light
included. Also sleeping rooms At
yI.5g per week. lis 18th ave. s.,
near Yesler way.
UNIVERSITY DAIRY
Fresh milk and cream. Butter ana
eggs. buffermiIk " Lewarch.
prop. 1905 18th n. Y. North 1875.
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Personal.
E0ffcnn rfennc ~ nsi 60,
truss permanent. absolute. without
arsrstloe o. dslsnt.sn from hnsi:
10 fiest Two ysnfn from age 1 ycar
81 e2n ~. The Harvard System.
az kitsi mag, md AZ. Al rtk~ ii
LADIES HEMoDEliN0 FAnLons
Nar garments maaq snd Old fsnod.
eisd i-eteNt styles Prices sea-
..n@bie. ais Arcade b'dK ina. 1.
itxfsp1a vaman % - ~ bslslae.s
care aiss s''"e"
M nj soliris. pnultfy nna meat
Wh0stt 4ofNn rKpeftenrr ISIS
x<uarsd az. Rguthwexs Riverside
&tettsr, AM. FhnntieFoy cars.
ou 1, renn'yy wa.shsnsksr - Maln.
4nr jacobson. FIRST ana Stewart
4 MARRIAGE CEREMONIES
PERFORMED
fftnrf1Hf HAS sttfs IND -
uff.akTrE Hf@ApfsA ahsrr~n~d, soc
Mox* tAMorNs ska pin. lspi ssh hx
~ 'usnas has faApassa his dental
1Is ss, ;es r.l s,s; ~ wa'a''s''a
MMUHF y e~e n fu#HNuFa. fNHtNHNre tNu~
8txr tlix week CASH prssss Phpnn
s.<4 ts<-z--.A.---.-s-
elfL Eies. TIE star.
utssssslaklnx ladies' tallorins
sThun1 NORTH Hts.
boat be tones.. Jesn our frsfrinoaiai
Bureau. ladies' free. Tet rirs ~.
ladies'. Tailoring Fovns. aiao refnesisi-
ing sns Northern Bank Hldx
tSFssssnssins. iaaiss tailoring iis
North TGth
raneY she'll fsnnaisa souvenir Pens
Hrutenlr PEG Cos bor 1895 seattle
Keep Fgur sYn On to1uIilafn.
Special Notices.
.s sss, '1so psssla s..o s"s', isssa
leta free Seattle school or ropu-
lar Music. SGT Third az. Main ftls
Tkrrnoiogic Charts hand diet. Health
advice free. prof. Aver. 1875 sth az
Help Wanted---Female
A c;,;, 6 S:s'S, ffss 20
p~ttsneet OF innxpesienrcss. 80 wcsk
- salephpns opcfakrres Apply 20
tt1x SID nv. or 1890 18th Az. The
Pacific Telephone and TeieEtarh
Co
Experienced chocolate dippcr
wanted. Pay t2.eo day. Pop"
Smith. 51ze Ballard ava.
two saiesiadiem. can make $50
week 2t2 spring Ht
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Apartments for Rent.
Board and Room.

llsSscsol1rcr z61irr cn,sslsiica ana IN
furnished; 9th and Pike. Main 2sgl
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For Exchange.
pr ssIs 8 sssss;s e ( SsiI In
fral, hearins e trees. W. 'rcom 1 pin"ta ~
- houee. heating plant, barn and
largo chicken ho1se. 50 minutes
from fIoneer Square very low
on account OF business that cnfin
him 10 tho Hawaiian islands Price
tYr periieulsfs. see " 3 Williams.
800 Hinckiey bids. Phone Main
MERCER BLAND
We have a client that viii trade a
' s9ss, On q Z. 'i Stand ''gsf r iss
JOHN II. WHITE COMPANY
te5 Oriental Dik.
Main 1903 lad. sszz
tor rals OF trade Tor Income prop.
eftf o. rnnrh land, one saw MIN
sna sn,ngls mill With ! million feet
PACIFIC iNvt:HTM isST CO.
Everett Wash
DO YOU WANT A CHICKEN
RANcHr
IN go. donst fail 70 sea those two
acres few minutes walk from sta :
fiuni all level nearly all cleared I.
small house. harm. several chicken
nnt,srs Price $500 terms. 400
ROBERT MALTBy
1910 ALASKA BUILDING.
Have three fine dairy farms. stock
81, VIII take Seattle property as
part payment
iiovaebnat 20 exchange Tor launch
Of sutnmohiia
n. N. kNrPPENnERo LAND co.
all No~ York Bldg.
L tsi2, Maln kft1
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VeNNlNN~loN~0r-~ e-~r.0NO~N~@ON
House Taxzi for ssls. 1850 co.; 9u
heuro Inquire SAN Aiki ave
CAPITOL HfLf.--N Nicely Furnished 4.
room lnodern home, reasonable
FONT, Owner. East $40.
SILVER mesh purse. on broadway. OF
InuntloTor car. Friday night.
Adams 200.
four-foom rottege. nowly repaired
Fsn. electric liahts and bath. yard
For rent Groom furnished house
~ month. Ballard lf1s.
s. per month room house. iarse
lot Elnnn North lAan
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New Today.

Learn 20 dance In two
days Private instfuc.
ton. Trial free. Leo
no1s every day and oven
Ing. Dancfnx EBaran-
teed. 20 teachers
\ DHEANfsAND
4 Seventh and Union
~ reu have tried 70
learn from other teach
ors without success.
come 70 Us: Prof. Raber,
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kfceefS f1rnlshSd SliSS Z sefine roSii'S'
- per month. office. Gal New
York Block.
furnished housekeeping rooms. 81 90
and up. Phone l. ANS. 1919
PKG ct
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Acreage.
>~~~>~~~-~~~-~,>r-~~-~ ~SN1>-~,~~s~~~-~s~~~
C1DSFIN CHICKEN RANCH
Near Lake Washington on easy pay
ments fine. level tract Of alder
ground. all aiashed and partially
cleared VIII VIII "a small .l,on house r los
is5s. Room enough for 500 chick
ems and close to Seattle. with good
transportation and fare lie. clyde
Hackworth. Room soI Liberty
fS no. sI eiea seae K Il ea 20
chickens. 2 cows and other stock;
1900 cash viii handle. cash or
trade the balance. Must sell be-
fore February LIST. owner, East
500 acres fine fruit and alfalfa land.
ideal hog ranch. transportation
facilities the best. water obtain
able TO irrigntc entire tract man
and wife can take this under Desert
act: lands In Same district solling
from $50 to $500 per acre. Price
ENATcHEE EPHRATA LAND CO.
Phone Main ssgs.
CHEAP CHICKEN RANCH
Near Lake Washington. A now
house. and large tract partially
cleared of rich soil. one should
handle 1900 chickens on this
place. Must sell. Price t5e5. Want
$50 down. balance your own terms
Hrcnnamnn. Andcraon's dock at
Madison park.
SNOQUALM1E VALLEY, NEAR
i TOLT
40 acres good land. close to station
on Milwaukee; only s3b per acre.
best kind of terms.
II, III. COLLINS a. SON
soi Third Av.
10 ACRES AT MACHiAS
snohomish county Lies well; good
Price $40 per acre. Very easy
terms. One telephone. mail aud
milk route; shingie bolts on some
OLE HANSON a. co.
Third Floor New York Block.
acres salt waterfront: very cheap;
with easy terms; unusually desir-
home. Also have new cottage at
half price, near Puget Sound navy
yard. BENNETT 7oo-A Central
building. Main 1897.
FIVE ACRES FOR $3.50.
One mile from good town, stores,
land. free from rocks sl0 down.
So per month no taxes. no inter-
est. See e. A. psngree, 500 Ieary
Bldg, second and Madison
I 60 acres fine land In Central Orc-
gon offered at sacrifice. Full
particulars at 30s Liberty Bldg.
Third and Union,
z la acres clear, bottom land. all
under plough: no fake sale. Will
fam Cook, kirkland. State Aid
road
Tho Coquitiam Terminal Company
controls SO per cent Of the land
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Furnished Rooms.
Cory clean. warm. comfortable fur.
nlnhed fu0mF very reasonable Z.
phone. bath. three minute ear nnrv~
Ice, 10 minutes 20 Pioneer SQUARE,
good yiaw fo0e f0slar. Phone
found-~Tha best foofna In the city.
Hotei Craig. ifIsA ard av., near
spring, $3.50 week up. Ind. $500.
no9rn. tirL week. Tree bath. free
phone Yates Hotel. sth and Pine.
Board aud room for 1900 a week. or
transient. t0s Cherry Street.
Nice steam heated rooms, tXoO a
week ana up. 71t Pike 81
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Help Wanted--Male.
Va EsrS tho only sTsissa 81 & riseT
coilesos II Tho World n you want
msn learn under our. system. as
mfruetorW only DO our feanhlnG
Wages paia while learning
NnT.En BARRIER COLLEGE.
21p Occidental Az.
wsnfed- Men ana women 60 learn the
se ennsn .ehao, II Ike west WAGES
paid white learning An mnlimissd
school or write Tor particulars.
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE.
80 Washington. or 7se Third Az
Solicitor Wanted-To canvass for
subscribers 10 live daily. Salary or
salary and commission to right
man. Country work. Call Mr.. Bur.
rows. Care Star. 1903 7th ave.
BE PROMPT
spring examinations clerks. stenog
raphers, boohkeepers. .Eovernfnent
positions. very soon. See Mr.. Cal
Win. 1888 Alaska Bldg. Main 60Ep.
QUICK,
Engineers. firemen. ianitors instruct
81 for license. reasonable terms.
= Seattle Steam Engineering school.
aoa Oriental building. = til ..
Wanted Errand boy, 80 week.
Queen city TypcssttinE Co. flsh
Columbia st
Men earn English. class. private
tnAtrucsion is9b Minor av. Flat
70 Hind. 2sss.
I'll YMPfC APIS. 9oi0 Western av.--
single roamn 1850 up. suite. 1900
up. Near public market.
AbrsnE ~. pool room. Everything
ncws gn cents per cue. 1921 Third
av wv. Cfamer, Ted Daine,
The inst great terminus OF the last
west coquitiam: -.......
two naiesmcn. can make $50 week.
zig Spring IT
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tel Cherry Is. tFound fluors
open EvenlnsA
A GENUINE SNAP
Nearly 90 acres Of level land. nc
rocks or gravel; over ~ acres
thoroughly cleared. s.roosn house
big barn. on Pacific highway. X
u, telephone. cream route. 81 zoe
win pat yeu Ia possession. hal.
aucr 8 per cent
WEST COAST LAND co.
fiis,is American Bank BLDG
LOW PRICED ACREAGE
10 acres Of fire sell. on good Wagon
road. ciuse TO seattle and neal
school and depot. for ft1e. This
IL the best buy on the market 10.
day, VIII give any Kind Of easy
terms. J. G Giigsn. iDt Cherry
At
coquitiam. the coming great indue-
trial center and railway terminus
of the Pacific coast. II In the Van.
couver metropolitan district. only
if miles from Vancouver. British
Columbia
III you want q chicken ranch. ses
Kaufman Kelly Co. Tho Live
WIrca.- US Norihern Iank bldg
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mn XcKf.s ss06
US cash and ft0 snomthiv will pur-
chase une Of Oyr Gfenw ooa Colony
farms. Located on sound. just
west u scatfie In Nell settled Gia-
ffict end very clae~ 90 school
tsHuuEh timber on each tract 10
tyiid folF own home. This isnf IN
IDEAL Tor garden truck. berries
fruits. spsdn or poultry ranches.
man independent an same ~ iukt
one hours drive 10 first class mar
k@t IN Hfeuaerton nnh une hour by
beat 20 Seattle CLIFFORD LAND
CO, o~hef. 1913 Thifa az. Open
Evenings ard AnnllAT.
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e. ! ! 81 :
~-~ - We breed an vsris.
~ ties pufe-bred poultry.
XstAN We sell laying hens,
4 -. locks. cockrreiN. pull
t let's baby chicks guar
anfeed Matching eggs,
vs. = ~ ppultrr sEppIies.
AMk<XS @ueen incubators; ey-
,.-.---.'.1l frytling pertaining to
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We have 9 few &. 10. rs and 90
acre tracts. located on good wagon
read. within easy driving distance
Gocd soil. close TO school and de-
pot. Several hundred men en-
pievsd tn tho mills close BY Terms
rs cash and sic a month. Take
Madison ear and kirkland ferry
wharf. or SO.
nuRKE q FARRAR
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1912-03-08
HOW BIG BUSINESS SRIVEREO

big business shivcrs every time
/ speak about it," said Colonel
Roosevelt in his Columbus speech.
Big business did net tremble when
the Colonel invited E. II. Hartman
to the White House, rem arking:
You and | are practical men and
understand each other 1t did
not SILVER when he authorized the
steel trust to absorb the Tennessee
Coal and Iron company. 1t did not
SILVER when the representatives
of the trusts met in conference in
1904, and subsidized to a big fund
to finance the Colonel's campaign
1t did not shiver more recently
when the Colonel attacked the
Sherman antitrust law and
denounced its enforcement as injur-
ing and interfering with legitimate
business. In the very speech in
which the Colonel is representing
big business as shivering in fear
OF him, he defended trust organi-
cations as necessary TO modern
Industrial and commercial pro-
gress. Just now the Colonel is
Wall streets favor. candidate
for president. That shows how
much big business drea6s him.
The Colonel is the Punch of
political demnology.- Tonopah
Bonanza.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1912-03-08
DEEPEST MINE IN WORLD
IS JUST ONE MILE

Michigan has within it's
boundaries the four deepest mine
shafts in the world. Careful in
quiries made in the various mining
districts on earth has failed to
bring to light a mine that extends
into the bowels of the earth more
than m mile, the record at No. .
shaft of the Tamarack mine, near
Houghton, Mich.
The Tamarack mine sinks to a
sheer depth of 5,2Sl feet. one foot
over d mile The three next deep
est shafts in the world are all
within one mile of the No. .
Tamarack, being No. 8 Tamarack,
5.253 feet deep. below which at
the end of a crosscut, there is a
300-foot blind shaft. The other
two deepest mines are n. A.
Tamarack, 4.450 feet. and the Red
Jacket vertical shaft of the
Calumet and Hecla. 1920 feet.
Mines Of great depth are also
located at Saddle River, Bendigo,
Australia, and at Grass Valley,
Cal.
The longest shaft in the world
is No. A Calumet of the Calumet
and Hecla Mining company, which
is $500 feet in depth, at an
incline of thirty seven degrees
thirty minutes.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1912-03-08
CANARY BIRDS IN
Nine RESCUE WORK

That canary b rds are destined
to play an important part in mine
rescue worl; was proven for the
first time to the Uritcd States
government in its rescue work
recently a. the Cross Mountain
mine eXp-sion at Bricevillc,
Tenn, in which aighty-ninc miners
were killed.
Governm Mt rescue men equip
ped with the oxygen-makirg
machines strapped TO their backs.
and projected with hoses leading
int their mouths entered the
mine depths with several canary
birds in cages, and a squad Of
unmasked volunteer ~rescusrs.
The birds we're watrhed closely az
the party moved into the tunnels
of the mine.
As long 90 the birds remained
cheerful and hoped about in their
cages it was known that all was
well with the surrounding atmos-
phcrc, but suddeny when the birds
began to droop and gasp for
breath it vas realized that the
traces of the deadly "aftcrdamp"
were present and the umasked
vo!uteer rescuers with no oxygen
equipment had reached the place
for them to stop. for no one but
the men with the oxygen machines
could penetrate into the death.
dealing atmosphere beyond
March Popular Mechanics.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1912-03-08
DISTRICT COURT

A few minutes before noon the
jury in the Mahcr case was secured,
after the examination of, all but
two # the extra jurors. A. l..
Bachman and Alfred Street were
examined and accepted. The state
used its last challenge on W. S.
Budd, and the defense It's third
or A. J." Bachman. The jury ,.s
then sworn to Try the case It Is
composed Of the following:
Alfred Bruce, Elko: T. r. Fair
child, Jr., ~Tuscarora; T.. p. Crock
Docth; @cc Hardin, Elko; Edgar
Littlefcld, iElko; c, W. Mitchell,
Huntington; J ca Munson, Wells:
W H. Thi'i~-. p~ilrnad: Oren
Vauhao. Rl.y VtIlrs ]. u. White,
Hylto0; Fad Wrirht. Arthur:
Alfred %..ca' Cnrlin.
Crnrl th.u aj.urucd until 2
o lock.
~ Tine Afternoon srssi n. the
praFar ujoo asE. tac runrf for a
recess l,0 tto urrnrsr NJ m king
90 Investigation jau ,ic qualif.
cations Of no' " tNr jrfs. The
cDur. granted the mo n and
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1912-03-08
WORLO'S BIGGEST HORSE

What is declared to be the
worlds biggest horse is now owned
10y the Mack Brothers Truck
company. New York City, and
they challenge the equine universe
to produce his equal. No other
horse could be found that did not
object to being made an object Of
ridicule by comparison with
Jumbo" so the big fellow works
in shafts by his lonesome.
Jumbo" is a Clydesdalc and is
twenty and a half hands in height,
or six feet and ten inches n ON
hoof to shoulder. His weight is
23i0 pounds. He is five years old
and has spent most Of his life at
Tappan, n. Y. but i, was not
until he was taken to the metro.
polls n short time ago that he
acquired the fame and publicity
that are his 10y right.
His stable mate is Il two.ycar.old
pony that stands seventeen inches
in height. and thc-illassortcd pair
are great friends. Because Of
his Willingness to pull heavy loads.
alone and unaidcd. Jumbo" gets
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1912-03-08
WHAT WOULD
WASHINGTON SAY2

"On the 4th Of next March
shall have three and n half years
and this three and a half years
constitute my first term. The wise
custom which limits the President
to two terms regards the substance
and not the form and under no
circumstances will | be a candidate
for or accept another nomination"
Theodore Roosevelt, November s..
1904.
i have not changed and shall
not change that decision thus an.
~nounced."- Theodore Roosevelt.
December II. 1907.
Il will accept the nomination
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for President if it is rendered me,
and l will adhere ~ this decision
until the convention has expressed
is preference. Theodore Roose-
welt. February "a, 1912.
al said | would not accept a
nomination for a third term under
any circumstances, meaning of
course, a third consecutive term
Theodore Roosevelt, February
&c, 1912.
What would George Washington
say?-Oregon Journal.
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Dave Marquardson constable
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Phil S. Triplett holding coro-
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Phil S. Trirlett J. p. salary 80 %
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