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The daily sentinel., 1912-09-24
POLICE WARN GAMESTERs.

Chief of Police Hutchinson has
placed an official ban on all games
of chance which had been planned
to run in the city during Fair
week. He made the rounds of the
places being erected this morn
ing and notified them that the
slightest infraction of the state
laws with regard to games Of
chance and gambling would meet
with stern rebuke; and many OF
the proprietors of said prospective
gaines decided to HE themselves
the fair grounds.
Grand Junctlon's streets Will
not be bothered with the barkers
of the chance games this year.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-24
BIG CAPITOL DISPLAY.

: Secretary l.. Antics is asking ,
= all the ranchmen and superin-
2 tendents in charge OF the sec
= tional displays at the fair TO .
: preserve the best of the fruit. .
= grains, grasses, etc, 10 be used .
), in the Mesa county display at .
: the state capitol. Other fairs {
: over the state are doing this
:, with the result that northwest .
5 ern Colorado in particular and .
8 all the state in general will be
3 represented ther. He wants Me- ,
3 sa county to have good showi {
:, ing. {
3 {
: 3 /, g s. 6, g 3 8 8 ssa ee9t
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-24
3 8 sesaa asesse eeeas :
Ewes AppIe.

How many apples were eaten by
Adam and Eve? We know that Eve
81, and that Adam SIP. total. Ss3.
But Adam SLAP please his wife, and
Eve S1242 please Adam, total So
3S4. Then again Eve S1424ofy her
self, and Adam also S12424ofy him
self. total $685.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-24
Stag Trio on Boards.

The Stag Trio, one of the best
known and most popular vaudeville
teams in the business are holding the
boards at the Orpheum this week.
They are clever, have good voices,
and know how TO entertain. They
have received an ovation at every
appearance.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-24

BARTON 4 TERRILL is the only
transfer company in western Col
orado with first class covered mov-
Ing van. Always prompt; furnish
You make no mistake by employing
them.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-24
PALISAnE BUSINESS MEN
SECURE BIG EXHIBIT.

= Due wholly to the energy and :
= enterprise Of the Palisade Bust :
= ness Mems association and its :
> executive committee. Falisade :
= has big display at the fair this Z
:, year. Tho Palisade people are :
- always interested in the fair, but !
: like other sections need the Co :
= operation and urging of outside :
> people to get them to do their :
3 best A committee composed Z
. of Herman w Kluge, r. II. :
: Bancroft, Col C. Bower, 2. S !
i sherman and John d. Reeder !
= have been in charge OF the eN- :
= hibit this year, and have secur- !
= ed an excellent showing. The :
= citizens Of the whole valley are ).
= rightfully proud of the Palisade !
: section. !.
: ),
> g g s. g 8 s. p 9 g g q 8 s. g s. $ !.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-24
AUTOMOBILING A

Is hard on clothing. After that spin
call us up, and let us remove the
spots and dust from your clothes,
VIM return them fresh and free from
dirt. We guarantee satisfaction.
Phone Junction 783.
The Suitorium.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-24
Sunderiin in CITY

f. A. Sunderlin arrived in the city
this noon on the Midland and will be
here several days in the interests of
the Interurban.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-24

Garfield Coal, $3.50 per ton. 1.-THE
Best is the Cheapest" 9-7-lm
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-24
g g g g g 8 g g g G g g 9 g 9 q

Senator and Mrs. Horace 7. De
Long returned at noon today from
Denver. where they attended the Ma
sonic conclave.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-24

Home cooked meals and quick
service. Mrs. l.. st. John. 52l Rood
avenue. 9-21-6t
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-24

Wanted-Every man having any
thing to sell, to use Sentinel Want
Ads.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-24
! g 6 g g 8 ss $ $ 8 s S s. s. g s.
EXPECT INCREASE IN
COAL PRODUCTION HERE.

; According to the estimates of :
; James Dalrymple, state coal s
? mine inspector Mesa county will
; mine more than 5000 tons
; more coal this year than last s
? In 1911 the county produced {
? 4s,S24 tons. The year before
: there was an increase over this
; amount caused by the severe
? winter. He estimates that the
? state will mine a million tons
: more than last year.
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-24

Can you beat Fred Mantey's soc
whips?
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-24

There is certain satisfaction re-
sulting from our plumbing which
cannot be measured in dollars and
ssnte: 7: 2: Mckenzie M PlYnheE,
The daily sentinel., 1912-09-24

8 3 6 g 3 S 9 8 3 g 8 8 s. c, $ {
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-17
(Gortietung folgt.)

@ie Gin 8nnbcr. ct mirft 1pie
ein 8unSer," idreibt @err s. @am-
io1,er, 40 8arool ST., 8uffalo, 81. g.,
iiber Iorni'ss Mlpenfra1terz 8h1tbele=
BET. @r iogt fcrner: SD lit idrcd-
lid) a1 einem Sautausldlog I'M &C.
iidt. S9 batte beri@ieoene @er5te,
ms pcril,dte omes, aber bergeblid}.
0orn aehrorbte i6 6e11 Mlpenfrantcr,
ms er mirfte tpie elm @un6er; er
Geilte mid)."
iorni's Mlpenfrauter 5eigt cine I'M
rmterbrodene Settle bon @rfoIgen in
ser 8~e6an6lung bon 8l1lt= nn6 &orl=
.1titutions : &ronfbeite1r. ST iii nidt
in Mpotbefen SIT baben. @pe5ial|agen=
ten liefer,, i'm, o6er Sic f6nnea i'm
6ireft port 2oboratorirm he3ieben.
Mo,t idreibe on: ST.. 8eter 5abrnep
& Cons So, 1875 go. @opne Sire,
@bicogo, 81. - Mn5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-17

I q 1eNfG1l3H kQ4fsFaakaaaSs.F s1~.e:s,
frompfbaften 8epeglr,g sic Grme
lm ieinen Gals. Gin Sdtnmer Der
friiberen gliidieligen 9ingebung per=
tldrt lire 3ige.
n3u lalelt mir einnnnl bon einem
2anbe Dor - melt melt fort bon
BIER. mo- Die Menid)e1r gl1t 1mo
einfaA lm16. -. 100 Natllr uno &urit
iid pereinen, llm miIoe 9er5cn gu be-
|lanftigen =" mlrtnelt iie >pie in
trolrmbafter &er5iidung. 80, @elieb=
Ter, lab uns 5ortbin geFen! @eit fort
BON bier - md) SSapan, I'M Sen &eIt
1mieres 2ebens in &l&be un6 @inlam=
feit gu belblieBen -"
@efrem0et tritt Orlando eiaen
59ritt 3l1riid.
uSonja! Soeben nod 1po1teit 0a
obne 6eitlidfeiten nidt leben f0nne11
- ms iett 6ieie %frampfbafte Sebms
iltd)t nab @miamfeit? Nod fernen
2dnoeru, 100 Oh Did unn1oslid mobl
fiiblett tpiir6eit? gu ber fan1t aus ei+
re,n grtrem ins an6ere."
~8arum mdt?" ldreit lie auf, Sic
&a115e bors @eiidt idlagen6. sd
bin 1t,,n einnrol 10! Sd liebe inn Ct
trent; ib bin 9liidlih in @rtrem; ih
leioe I'M @rtrem. Sci mir gibt es
fem MitteI6ing. Gnt1peber leben -
o6er lterbenl"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-17
@ettet 8eim eimes &naben.

v@s idien, aIs Oh ntein bier5eba
esssubre alter &nabe fem 8ein berlieren
1ollte porhpeeen zines baB1i@en &C.
idmirs, 5os 6ur@ cine i&1inme
Quetldung peruriadt %tp11roe," ff4risb
9. s. &otnaro, Mquone. q. 6. ra1e
MiteI uni. DoftopenbeborSl1sng no.
rem umlon5t, Bis mir 8ltdlen's Arnica
Salbe gebraudten, bon 5e,ten cine
@dodtel i'm beiIte." &ei1t 8rano.
tpunSer, @ea,len, &auta,1sidldge,
66morrboioen. Is @ts. IN Molitors
Drug 5tore.-Mn5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-17
sSro1 @eter 6olon, 1851 8udeDe

95rau @eter @olon, 1851 8udeDe
SIS. @lepelano, 8, iast: vSSa, i'd
fam in @irflidfeit SoleD's @onep
uno Ear COMPOUND empfeblen. Mel1t
fleiner SsSunee batte einen id1immer
Sail BON @tidbuiten, 5u1peilen mar
CT blau i'm @efidte. SH gab bu1
Tolep's Sonep nno Tar COMPOUND,
u,r6 es batte eine merffmMroige Gin
tpirfung n,,6 bei1te ibr in fl1r5er 3eit.
gntbdIt feline ldGoIiden Drugs. Mo@
Iitor 9rug @~o.-Mn3eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-17

l1no Soltumg m0glidit dbnelt, ibr
Cit paar rniiiide 2ieoer einpauten,
Tie an5ieben mie @na5igite {clbit mno
NIT Ma5fe auftreten 5u Io{feu!
rMllo cine 9upieru11g 5cs Bubli=
fums!"
"@eroSe 10! @erabe fol-. Midt
gang elegonte Mffdre - ab - aber
ppranniSal origine4 mas?.... Mon=
iierr 21loin mill Sangerin ais vmos=
fierh Gon1e" an5eigen 1u1o 5ur9 &C.
6eilnniBbole Roti5cn unb Niloer SOS
Hublifum bermutbe,1 laIietr, SAP gn1-
oigite Mardeio ielber nm,osfierte
Came" iino...."
us 5onia nidt entriitet oui=
fd1rt, wie 9orgoni gefirdtet, ion=
Sern idmeigenb Dor iid binblidt,
fabrt ct errlutbigt fort:
so melt Monlieur 2uoin! seSSett
fommt meine SS0ee. -. Dadt' mir:
mo- finoen mir 1an1e, sic ser @nd<
oigiten aufs Soar dbnelt u,p6 Sui
lii6 iingen fam? Sebr idmer -
auf @bre! Sogte mir oeSbalb: 1pen,r
@nd6igfte ielber nmasfierte Game"
Dor tellter, mdre 5ade fir ale 5bei(e
profitabler. Sir uns, neil mir nidt
n1e6r 81 luden bitten. Sir @na0ig=
ite, neil. 5onn nidt frenn6e oroindre
GGanlpnette Muiireu bon @nG0ig5ter
nad)5umoden braudt -. Mber Mmer=
g1l1Sigite iin6 nidt belei6igt-nein?
@alre r%ntroitli9 - auf @bre!"
Mit gr0Bter Mufmerfiomfeif lit
Spnia SEN @orten 0es iungen Mal1=
nes gefolgt. Sett fraet lie baifig:
n@oben Sic SIRE Soee .ld}on ie=
monoem mitgetbeilt?
uMnf Gbre - nein. 8oat' 5uerit
M'einung bon ser @na0igiten bo=
rem -"
Gin ieltiam barter Mus6rud tritt
in Spnjos id0ne 3ige, LINEN fir
einen Mugenblid lece meihlide Mn=
mutb rauben6.
n@ut. @enn id ouf SIREN &or=
iblag eingebe, 10 fann eS MIR nntcr
ser @e6ingung geideben, boB ME
man6 ettpos oapon erfabrt. &ein
Menid - audi mein @atte 1ridt -"
Sic bridt ab. Gin entieblides &C.
fiibl ser sdam belnddtigt fid ibrer.
Mbmt jie, SAB iie inn 8eeriffe ifttebt,
ein ME spie6er gut SIT mad5enoes Tin
redt gu begeben?
Ginen Mueenblid idppanft iie.
n2aB ab 5obon!" fliitert ibr gutter
@mgel. n@s lit Dein &~er6erbenl"
rMur gu! Sour 5u!" bobnt ibr
boier Cannon. ~@eroie1e Geld!
Cont fommer sic 2urgos un1 ber=
feben Sid, bel Deinem @atter. 8as
tbuit Oh bent SdlimmeS? Sc tit ia
aMcs fir elter bet0er Slid, fiiir elter
beioer &ube!"
(Bortieb11tg iolgt.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-17

Trou Saul @ebling, 316 Smitb
ct, @eoria, ST., batte Mierer- lno
~8laienBei9mer6e nit iaredlidem
@iidentpeb un6 @9mer3 iber Den
&uften. Mon 5erfe fid MIR lire So
ge. @ie iagt tpeiter: Sd tpnr ortd,
febr nerb0s, batte &ophpeb ilrto
@hmin5elanfane nn6 murbe rnld
idlimmer, robm Damn Golep Nterett'
pinen urb BIN iebt BON al meiaer Be
5dmer5en gebeilt. GoleD Mierenptl'
len baben 10 bel @utes fir mild &c,
tbar, SOB i9 6telelben ftets en1pteb'
len merbe. Molitor Drug @o.-Mne
3eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-17
New Process
Steam laundry,
5euft Sir GhuaS bon Cure 8afde?

5euft Sir GhuaS bon Cure @afde?
Renn 10, baun tpiro es lid gu4 lob
uer. ntdt au6er Mdt oa laf1er, bab mir
gner Giaent1um be5onoeln. al5 more es
has mn5eriee. 8ir baben bic poultdns
nio{te @aIdunjtalt i'm Norbtpe{ten lllo
iitfern eriter &tn6e Nrbeit. Br Des
brai,d]en teine @beaatalen; mir percer6en
cob<r Cure Sad9eu yi@t @ent Sbr
refine Mrbett ut,b Bette 8ebnnolu18
>pnnt, hanm Dentt an uns. llniere Rret>
lie jino niehrieer aIs ionitipo. nnb mir
bcloraeu Cure Samilienipdide btltger,
als Sbr es ielb(t tbun tSnnt; @rfTnotet
nno uher5euet Guh: &ir baben Gge,1S
lei, in Den u%nlieaenben @tdoten.
Is. !. Mseger. Gampfpafhanitalt.
GioeutAin1er.
s. Mre. g.. ct. @lou6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-17

o6er lterben!"
II. &apitel.
Sm Guiri1,oI a. turter sent 8ro<
tkeftt0rot seq itolienilden &onigspoaz
res - fin5et ein grobes Bo5ltbdtig=
t%eitsfon5ert itatt gum 8eIten Ser beinr
grobeben bon Ssdia 8erunglidten.
9lu4 sic innge Mordeie gampare1i
gebort gu Sen Mittpirfen0en.
Sic fat 5pei einfahe ruiiii@e
@oItslieoer ge1pdb1t; aber iie iingt
Tie init elmer St1nigfeit inns ei1em
muiifaltiden 8%eritanonib, SoB SaS
Ymblifum {ia Dor 8egeiiterung fa1lm
SIT fai1en 1peiB.
Tins AUDI sic @reiie lit bol1 oes
22obes urro propbe3eit ser "iungen
@unitlerin" cine beoe,,ten6e 3ufnnft
ols @Gngerin, >pen,1 fie ii@ nin oe11
boberen 3meigen ser &1rnit eriude1t
moIlte."
@ieie ldmeidelbofte Mnerfennu1g
fat sur 6olee, boB Ser 9ireftor ser
u5ncieta muiicale" fte- ~oltffor6ert, lit
eineu1 ieiner %beribn1ten @on5erte auf=
sutreten; int SoG ibrer 3uIfimmltng
f0n1e }ie ibrc 8e6ingl1ngen ielblt 1tct,
len.
Dime geiin11en iaet lie 5u Unit
iontefr, als lie geraOe oergebli6 ibr
9irn 0ariiber 5elnartert, mober lie
oieslnnl sic idnige Slate fir Sic Guilt
go5 1tebnlen ionte.
Mls iie ibrem @atten Sen 8rief 0es
M1uiif5ireftors 5eigt - lit otbemloler
Spann11rg 6os &elultat ibreS @og=
ni1les ertparten6 - mirft CT 11l1r eli
men fliidtigem Slid 5arauf u116 meint
l6dyelrt5:
Sin bubides &ontpliment 6es be-
riibmten @oeltro! Oh ntatbt Deins
Mb1ebnung in redt b0flihe @orte
flei6en!"
SD babe bereits 5ugeiagt!" ruff
|@onia, Sen @opf btnteniibermerfenb.
rDu bait eingeniQigt, 1T einem
0ffentlid)en &on8ert a~uf5lttreten -
fit @elb," frogt er beftig. Limo of
ne MIDI 511 fragen?"
r@arum 6en1 ridt?" ertpt6ert fie,
ebenfans beftig tperoen1.
r8eil es MIDI belei6tgt."
Sic redt ibre id6ne @eitoIt gu
i6rer bolen @0ibe empor.
.Gs bat Sid bo4 niht beleioigt.
6ob i] fir @elo 1hreibe!"
St onttportet 1tidt. SIRE feino<
Ii9e &altung linn eegeniiber idymer5t
ibn gleid tief mte Hire eigenmddbtige
gntihei6ung.
Grotoem - @onia tritt in SEM
@on5ert auf. Ser @rfolg iibertrifft
ane @rrportrngen, l1n6 bas bafur
ge5ablte bobe &onorar tpanSert nad
ser gia 8Iominia Mr. % GIT sem
@6epoar 2u1go. -
3mor lit id5einhar oas quite Git
p%ernebm1em 51piid)e1 Srlan5o un5
@oniu mie6er bergelteqt; ood ber=
bleibt ool1ern6 Elm idmoler &iB unter
Sent loie 5uiammenbalten5en Slit:
Orlando fibIt, oaB Ser gbarafter
iei1er iiber o1eS qeliebten Srol1 ei1en
mu>roen Hl,nft birgt.
l1n6 6ieies peinigenSe @efiib1
nimmt 51t, ols ct zines Sages int
all,b Sem @erleger Ser r@euen
&ori5onte" begeg1et, nit Sem er
iiber sic 8%udo11seabe ser Slu6t
olts Sibirien" ipri6t inns 5ieier i'm
frogt, ob er ei1en Ebeil Ses &onorors
int porous 5u mben miinide.
@erpun6ert lebnt Orlando sos
Mnerbieten ab.
r@er3eiben sie!" iudt Ser @erle=
ger ii6 gu entldn1l0tgen. SD glarb-
tie, Sbnen nit sem 8oridlog cine &C.
faaGisfeit 51 ~ertpeiie1t, neil SIRE 16ra,'
@emnblin Dor etniger 3eit TIM @or=
ousbonoriera1ng 1es nddtiten Mrtifels
Bat, mas i9 notiirli9 iofotr tbat."
Orlm6o lit oufs bodite b~etroffen;
sod unter6riiM er Sem 8erIeger ge=
ge,riiber jeoes 3eider ser @erpun6e-
rrt1g.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-10-17
Decentralization 5cnu! Shidjol oefx

Mcilretbalbcn ocnu! s9idio 1 gefe
oeilren 2auf!.
@incs Mben5s pabreno elmer
Io'15paule ndbert iid 2eutaant 8or=
1on; Ser g%eieterten Mard)ele @nnpa=
WQi.
Sieier pielperipred}er16e iurgs
Damn bate I'M lekter bolben Sabre
uiel BON itd} re0em ge1nadt, inbem er
Die @alfte leines bctra6tliden Ser
mogens bei NferSerenre11 b%erlor, sic
an5ere 5l1r @riin6a,ng zines &ergnii<
ACKNOWLEDGMENT 9roben Stills -
balb M1,iifboQe, bolb Spe5iolitdten=
tbeater - ber1panoe.
Ct ln11Bte 6esbalb leinen Mbi9ieo
nebaran unS lit lt,,1 duBerlt ltol5 ol1f
leinen Guf ais uGfer5efen11er par e.
ceuence" lr1o nYatentgigerl."
Sonia fat i'm felt ienem berbdng=
11ibponen Sage in Ser GiQo 5ortuna
nidt tpie6ergeieben.
God 6as it0rt Signor 8orgoni
nidt int %geringite1r. ST beiibt Sic be-
nei0ensmertbe @abe, oleS bon ser
leidten Seite GIT rebmen unS nit je=
1ernlann ~gut Treuno" gu iein.
n@ollen mir gna6ige Mardeia
flint Minuten Eromena6e idenfen?"
fragt ct na9 elmer tiefen Gerbeu=
altng. - u@obe interelfante Meuig=
felt. &u1rr l1ur 6esbalb bierber, aui
ideuBliGes Set, I'M nit @na6igiter
ST iprederr - ol1f @bre!"
&erpltn5ert bidt Sonjo 6e,1 jur1=
gen Mam1 a,r, SEN iie in ieineml
Sipp=topp=3iDilrod 5lerit gar nidt
crfennt.
n8orgoui - db, finn --" rdiul=
pert CT iih - rfriiber 2eutror1t 8or=
goni. @nt}innen lid) g11ooigite Mar=
d)eie nidt?"
uMd 10! Sa."
2eiles 9adeIn umipielt gonjas
9ippen, ols jie oie Jin9erlpiten
leidt ouf sen Soreebotenen Mrm legt.
rMh, bn - berflirt 6elifate ca
del" f6brt ct in gedenbaft idnorre1=
oem Sone fort, in6em CT NIT ser frei=
CIT @nn6 an ieincm etmas ipGrliden
gdn1rrbart 5upft. ~Nber @na5igIte
fins 10 rieiig flug, SOB -"
- 5aB i@ Sic ii6erlid nidt mib=
perlteben tpenSe," fonunt Spnio ibm
ST 9ilfe.
r@eraoe 10 }pout' ib iagen! @era5e
|io!" idnorrt 8orgoni. ~Mlio -
Moniieur 210in, Set SS%mpreiario bon
ser vMlbombro" - sic milien, @na=
oigie: meine @riin6,rng - bertete
mir fur5IidJ at, 6oB 9nd6iefte @or=
d)ela lid einen &ieierberg bon Gels
eraperben f0nrten -"
5onja bebt Sen &opf. SIR Suite
reiie erna@t.
rgelbitreoen6 madden @nd6iglte iid
aus @el6 berf1irt menig -" fabrt ser
iunge @ef 50gernb fort.
.sSSm @egentbei1," ertpibcrt COMIC
troden.
ngeb, bm - mirfIi6?.. Somos!
Gad)te ilnnter, @nd5igite 6a6ten nltr
on yil1bm uno Gbnlides Gentle.
MNo: @n66igite f0ia11en 11nmabig biel
Gels maiden un6 mir orr1en &erl
nebenbei aus ider,blih f%ata1er Sage
be1fen, tpem -"
Ct ftodt.
,Mun?" ermuntert gonio, mtfs
b0hite aeipannt.
u@er0en @nG6igltc oud) 11i9t bole
iein?"
rMein. &e5er Sic nur!"
u@roBortig - Gb! Sauien0faden
0onf.... gIio - @nd6igite baben
6amli6en @latt. Scene &ori5onte"
arf sic Seine - pardon - gebol=
fen. Dodf' i6 mir: morum Ionte1
@na6igite niht aud in meiner ~@l=
bombro" iingen -"
u9os 1T cine Ma1iifba1e, nidd
mabr?"
n@m, ia = 10 mos &enlides.
aaIien gna6ige Mar6eia midi erfla=
rer1, bepor Mbioge iteigen laiien! Sic
l1mltdnoe iimo gar5 etgentbiimli4er
Mrt - ab - toa,tza<foit exceptional.
Man1e broudt ridt %genannt 81 mer=
sen uno sSSoentttat MIR permutbet ="
sd peritebe nidt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-25
PRISON TER MS
IMPOSED BY COURT
ON LABOR LEADERS.
GOmpers-hIOrrisOn-Mitchell Con-
tempt Case Ends; Trio Are
Declared Guilty.

WASHINGTON. June 24.-samuei
Gompers. Frank Morrison and John
Mitchell. the labor leaders. were to-
day held guilty Of contempt Of court
hv the supreme court of the District
OF Columbia. in connection with a
courts Injunction in the Bucks Stove
and Range boycott case. They viii
attempt 90 appeal again 70 the su-
prcmo court o' Tho United States
which reversed their former oonvic.
ti0n.
Justice Wright sentenced Compers
70 ono year. the same a. upon his
previous conviction. but sentenced
Morrison 20 six months and John
Mitchell Co nine months IN Jail
Af.or Gompers had been sentenced
no attacked tho decision. declaring
that while Justice Wright lives in
our time. his decision and sentences
disclose mental concept of more
Than two centuries ago. when the
workman was either n slave or a aerf.
Information tusf came 90 me that
The decision was completed more than
a month ago. but withheld until after
the close of tho Chicago Republican
national convention n true. the In.
ference is obvious
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-25
La Follette's Defeat
Is Blamed on Houser
MISMANAGED CAMPAIGN.
ACCUSES GOV. McGOYERN
His Aiding in Election Of Root
Brought on All the Progress
sive CalamitieS.

MADISON. Wis. June 24.-Senato-
Ia Follettes defeat in the Chicago
convention was attributed by Govern
or ?. r. McGovern this afternoon 10
tho "mtsmanagement OF his campaign
"A mismanaEemeut that was we'll
nigh criminal"
The Governor said that Walter I.
HOuscr La Follettcs campaign mana
ger. IL responsible for tho election
% Senator Root. and 90 Of tho whole
cavalcade ~ calamitles that FOL.
lowed
Governor McGovern. Boo "a long state.
ment in Justification ~ his candida.
cy for temporary chairman ~ the "a.
tonal convention. presented figures
tending ~ show that had he been
named chairman tho net Tan
strength would have been $50 and the
net Roosevelt strength so.
4 Might Have Been Different
Had been elected temporary
chairman Eaid Governor MrGovorr.
"aud ruled that the .s contested del.
cEates should De disqualified until
lawfully soatcd-and ] should have so
ruled thcro. of course. would have
been on appeal from the decision but
N support this appeal there we're
only $50 Taft delegates. while to Gus.
tain the chair tho Roosevelt Cum
Minis and Ia Toilette delegate would
have been united and tho chair would
have been sustained The coufcsfs
would. 'hcroupon have been referred
to tho committee on credentials.
rhich would have brought as % did.
majority and minority reports. Tho
Taft men would have tried fo force
Tho adoption ~ rho majority report in
each instance but without assistance
hey bad NOT votes enough 90 accom-
piish fhi7 result
The Roosevelt men would have
tried in each instance t1 get the
adoption ~ the minority report bur in
like manner. without assistance. fhov
had not enough votes fo do 90 Who
held fhe balance ~ power Clearly
o. was tho "a Toilette de.erataa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-25
Evelyn Fears Thaw
May Take Her Life
OPPOSED TO RELEASING
HUBBY FROM MATTEAWAN
Creates Sensation at Hearing in
Which Thaw Is Fighting
for Freedom.

WHITE PLAINS. y. Y. June "a
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw still fears that
II her husband gets out OF Matten
wan he will attempt her life. she ties.
tilted today a. the hearing Of Harry
X. Thaw's application for release
from the asylum on the contention
that he Is now sane.
Il am afraid that n Thaw is re.
leased he will kill me. ~ he has
threatened 10 do" she volunteered
during cross-examinatiou by counsel
for Thaw
Mrs Thaw seemed excited when
she made this declaration. but Thaw
put fan up 20 his face and with a
smile turned 20 his mother and whis.
pered something TO her which made
her smile Thaw hardly glanced AZ
his wife during the time she was on
The stand and she apparently was not
aware that he was in the room. as
not once did she look In his direc
tion
y have always wanted 10 have my
tcontinusd on Tenth PAEsJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-25
DEMOCRATS OUTLINE PROGRAM
FOR The BALTIMORE CONVENTION

BALI NDHE Nd. June ia fhe schoduod
gan1 of fhn Demo,
'H.Hay l1eIr" O'Clock by
u0na Chairman for the convenon r5 bv
srr''t roy Wood Gbtona Ma
na committee selection Tor temporary chairman announced by
i'rI'N f'F introduction ~
gov ' " states Tor rosnta
' ''''"' ''''
"'dhofday to by
opening
.n rp ~ 'ho o1nFenou) report committee on perma
@ 't.H'n speech o
| on HHa and order ~ bIsness report o committee on rsao
'- I'i' p me platform ~ fho of
n'ss ~ convention nErd by rules committee '' ''' '
IhNrfaF aI '0 order by
' tph'f pacing prffdrnfa
o 1ihH io record
randidaH receives Uo thirds
l' iIl'la' h nomination roll call %
made announcement ~ National Cori,t.o -
'04rruorf '' '"'''''.''' 80
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-25
GLASSCOCK Is
TO BOLT AGAIN
Friends Declare He Will Desert
Roosevelt and Remain in
Regular Party.
BY CAL y. YoUHo.
tntsiiigsnesr Bursau.
CHARLESTON. ". Va, June a..

Governor William p. Glasscock ar.
rived home tonight from Chicago
where he was one - the delegates.
atlarge % he Republican national
convention Tho governor refused m
make any statement ~ o. what his
altitude will b. relative 10 support.
ing tho nominee ~ the convention. aI
though friends vho accompanied him
declared he intlmated he will remain
regular lie was one 81 the Roose
welt leaders and remained silent dur
Ing tho ron call when President Tafi
vas nominated. Governor Giaaecock
state that he was not present az tho
convention A. Orchestra hall which
nominated Roosevelt following Tafra
nomination.
National Committeeman William s
Edwards remained NJ Chicago today
10 participate ln fhe meeting of mo
committee Hs too Will support tho
nominee ~ tho regular convention
according N those who returned 90
day
Among those Who arrived DURING
me night are Amos Hright. 0f SUI.
ton. " J. Sims. ~ MONTGOMERY. and
Thomas X LainE 81 Hockiev. who
we're delegates. Assistant Aftorney
General J. % Henson. on aItornafe
James iakln. Samuel v Matthew.
sherif 8 q Smith. Houston g
Young and some otu~ra who went In
witness the hig show
The majority ~ those who have 70.
turned viii remain on the reservation
and support th" ticket named by the
national convention
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-25
VETERAN LOSES SEAT IN
NATIONAL COMMITTEES
Congressman Palmer, a Progres-
sive, His SuccessOr-OppOss
Parker for Chairman.

BALTIMORE. Nd June 24.-Colo-
mel James NJ. Guhey. leader Of the
Pennsyivania Democracy Tor many
years. was ovorthrOwn to-day when
the Pennsylvania deleEatlon voted 20
Gust him from tho Democratic Nation.
al committee. and elected IN hts stead
Congressman A. Mitchell Palmer. a
progressive member % the party.
The delegation also adopted. 50 20 8.
q resolution cslilng on tSs National
committee not 20 name judge Alton
B. Parker a. temporary chairman Of
the convention. No preference FOR
the position vas expressed IN the
resolution
George ". Guthrie. Of Pittsburgh.