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Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-26
STAMP MILL IS WORKING
 ON ORE FROM PORT WELLS
FIVE TONS OF GOOD LOOKING ROCK BROUGHT UP ON BReH- TON FROM kavANAUeH BOONE PROPERTY ON ESTER
 PAssAeE--PoRT WELLS MINERS HERE

The launch Brighton returned from Port Wells today, bringing five tons of rock from the prop erty of Kavanaugh and Boone on Ester passage. The rock is now being run through the crusher at the mill.
 The miners believe they have q good piece of property and have done considerable development work under circumstances which would have deterrcd most men. The rock brought up on the Brighton was not picked, as
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-26
MANY INJURED
 BY TORNADO
Coaches Are Upset From Track and Twenty Persons Are
 Hurt

Omaha, April 26.--Rrports have been received at the news paper offices here stating that a passenger train had been wreck ed by tornado and 20 persons injured.
 ' The tornado upset the passcn- ger coaches while the train was stopped at LOpp. The extent of the damage Is not known, as wire communication has been inter- ruptcd.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-26
ARREST S7OKERS
 FOR MUT|NY
Trip of Olympic is Abandoned as Passengers Cancel Their
 Tickets

Southampton, April 26.--Thn Olympic has abandoned the trip to New York on account of the strike of Siokcr$. Nearly all nf the passengers had cancelled their tickets.
 The company has had , i of tho strikers arrested and they will be tried on the charge nf muIiny. Tn" strikers profess in welcome prosecution, as fin" trial will bring out the truth concerning the ships equipment.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-26

McSSrS. kavanaugh and Boone ar" having the test made with a vIcw of learning the general av- craze of the ore from the ledge.
 Alex. Singlctary and Chas. FL wood, of the Sweepstakc company tn Avery river, also came up on thc Brighton. They report steady 1rogrcss on their development work with the paystrcak cOntinu- ing to show up stronger as depth Is gained.
 Mcssrs. Kavanaugh and Boone Will remain in town until the re- tam trip of the Brighton.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-26
TEDDY CHILLED
 IN THE SENATE
Democratic Senator From Massa- chusetts Says Colonel is
 Modern Caesar

Washington. April 26.--Srna- tor Williams. Democratic srna- tor from Massachusetts. grillrd Colonel ROoSrVrli in a debate in the senate yesterday.
 He said ROOSrVrli hah been lIkrn"d unto POnliuS Pilot but hr was more like a mudrrn Caesar, who would moi hesitate to destroy his friends nor country in ah- vance Ills own personal ends.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-26
.AST0R'S BODY
 IS RECOVERED
Wireless Message From cable- ship States Actors and 8trauss'
 Bodies Recovered

New York, April 26.--A wire less message from the cablcship at the scene of the Titanic disas- ter, reports that several moro bodies have come tO inc surface and been recovered.
 Among the bodies recovered today are those of Col. Jacob As tor and Isadore Strauss. Several bodies have been recovered whom the officers of the cablcship have been unable iO identify.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-26
M|NER'S STRIKE
 ID END SOON
Labor Leaders Are Satisfied With Progress Made in Nego-
 tiatiorS

Philadelphia, April 26.--A set tlement is expected this week be- tween the striking anthracite coal miners and the operators.
 Several conferences have been held between the labor leaders and committee representing the operators and progress has been made toward settlement. The only question now in dispute is one of minimum wage. The la bor leaders express themselves as well satisfied With the negotia- lions.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-26

Taft upon Roosevelt is the sub ject of editorials in all the lead ing morning papers in eastern cities. The Democratic papers are making much capital of the fight as a reason why the people should turn the party down at the November elections. Even the Republican newspapers profess tn believe the fight will destroy the chances of both should rith- CT of them get the nomination.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-26
BUFORD WILL
 SAIL SOUTH Transport WiII Take Americans From the West Coast of
 Mexico

Washington, April 26.--Thc transport BufOrd will be sent south from San Francisco on Sunday next to pick up Amcri- cans along the coast of Mexico who are desirOus of leaving.
 Hundreds are reported to be lying in terror of their lives and will welcome an opportunity of leaving the country. X cruiser will accompany the transport.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-26
SAYS CHARGE
 IS NONSENSE
Colonel Denies He Protected the Harvester Trust From
 Prosecution

Oyster Bay, April 26.--Coloncl Roosevelt was interviewed re- garding the recently unearthcd letters showing he had protected the Harvester trust while preSi- dent and characterized the charge as cOnScnSe.
 l.c said 1t vas in li1, win llir pt:'cy of the presidents !rr',iS tO tell only half the tru!E. If they go through all the tnrr"- SpOndencc on the subject a diff fercnt light will be thrown Cn !he question.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-26

ronnfs and offices, is a mass of wrcckagc. The Telegraph was badly damaged and sank in a few minutes. She was passenger steamer of 3S6 gross tonnage and was built in 1903 at Everett. Her home port was Portland. Ore.
 The news of the accident soon spread over inc city like wiIdlirr
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-26

and thousands gathered lu sr,. the wreck. The Alameda was considerably damaged. The ac- cidcnt is being investigated.
 It is believed no lives were lost although many had narrow cS- capcs, the crew of the Telegraph having (" be picked up from the bay.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-26
ARMY MEASURE
 PASSES SENATE
pIsoontInuos Method of Allowing Double Time to Members
 Signal Corps

Washington, April 26.--The senate today passed the army ap- propriatiOn bill. The bill provid- es for a discontinuance of double time allowed signal corps men on the trail or at the cable stations.
 The measure will affect the members of the service in Alas ka as well as in the states.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-26
Big Dock Cut In Two and Hundreds Injured When Alaskan Liner Crashes Into It At Full Speed-Engineer Made Mistake Which Caused Wreck---Capt John
 O'Bren On Bridge At the Time

full speed astrrn for full speed ahead. Capt. John O'Bricn was on the bridge at tho time. Hun- drrds of persons were in the waiting room at the time and many sustained injuries. The accident happened at iO:30 last night.
 The dock, with the waiting
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-26

Seattle, April 2G.--Thc sican- tr Alameda crashed into the Cole man dock last night, cutting the north end of the dock in two and sinking the steamer Telegraph. The damage will amount to S90,- 900.
 The accident was caused by the engineer iStaking the signal for
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-26

Whitney w. Clark has resign cd his position as municipal magistrate and city. clerk of Fairbanks, and will devote his en- tire time Io tho Toluvana quartz mine, of which hc is secretary treasurer.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-26
ANOTHER SHIPMENT
 OF GOLD FROM CLIFF

A shipment of gold valued at S7,OOO was brought up from the Cliff mine yesterday. This is the second shipment during the pres ent month and totals about Si3,- GOO.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-26
ST. MARKS CHURCH
 TO HAVE NEW BELLS

Venice. April 26.--Thnusands attended the inauguration of the new campanilr of St. Marks church.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-26
oh, Bobi

Robert McRtosh sent his freight outfit tM yd1dcz by the trail and left him stlf on the last train. He sold his Sarn to J. l.. Brown. Mir. McTntoSh was dr- lighted with Ghitina and expects to return soon unless Valdez proves more attractive. - Chitina Leader.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-26
EMoIREER's MISTAKE
 was COSTLY ONE

Seattle, April 26.--Thc inves- tigation into the wrccking of the Coleman dock and the sinking of the steamer Telegraph places the blame upon the engineer who mistOOk the orders.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-26
NORTHWESTERN DUE AT
 9 O'CLOCK TONIGHT

The Northwestern left Seward for Valdez at ' o'clock this morn ing and should arrive here about 9 o'clock this evening, as she is not going to take on any orc al Latouche or Ellamar this trip.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-26
says COLONEL HAS BROKEN EVERY PRINCIPAL ADVOCATED PRESIDENT AND PLANS TO REMAIN CHIEF ExEcu-
 TIVE FOR REST OF NATURAL LIFE

main the nations chief executive for the remainder of his natural life.
 He charged Roosevelt with having broken every principal
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-26

which he advocated when prcSi- dent and said he lightly regarded the rights of the people and the constitution of the country.
 The bitter attack of President
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-26
WAPPEN8TEIN MUST
 SERVE HIS SENTENCE

Olympia, April 26.--The su- prcme court has denied the ap- plicatiOn of Wappenstein for q rchcaring of his case. He will have tO serve the sentence.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-26
MISSOURI IMsTRucTs
 FOR THE COLONEL

<'St. Louis, April 2G.--Thc Re- publican state convention elected and instructed delegates to the Chicago convention to vote for Roosevelt.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-26

Mrs. Wilkes and daughter, of Cordova, who have been visiting W. II. Brennan, will leave on the Northwestern to join their hus- band and father in Kctchikan.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-26
MCFARLAND FAvoRITE
 IN THE BETTING

New York. April o. McFar- land i+ the favnriic in tn" fight with Wells. which takes place here tonight.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-26
SAMPSON LEAVES
 SEWARD FOR sELDOvIh

The Admiral Sampson sailed from Seward for the westward at fl o'clock last night. She goes as far as Scldovia, where she will unload cannery supplies.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-26

Dr. Fellows is rclitting his of- fec in the Swan block, where he will bc found during business hours,
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-04-26

Ed. Wcstbrook is in from Shoup bay.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-05-17
HElE
Is Re elected President Of
the Stale Federation
of Labor

The state Federation Of Labor n
session At Wheeling has elected
william + qeleh, OF wheeling, IS
its president again. Frank W. sny-
der Of Charleston. has been re-
elected secretary-treasurer. and the
other of1cers are vice 1resIaena a
follows. and they viii Sc the execu-
tive hoard
Charles Ripley fFst, Huntington:
. i ssRanley, second, Charleston;
u. J! Mccain, third, ifnDnt;
George Schroeder. fourth. Mounds
vile and George s. tIahne, fifth,
Eolanshee. H, P Cochran was
chosen delegate to the meeting 81
the American Federation of Labor
which meets at Rochester, Pa, In
November.
The delegates decided to hold the
next convention Of the federation At
Charleston during February. 1913.
the convention to meet while the
state legislature is in session.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-05-17

our constitution, which will take
from the legislature the power to
pass laws creating or amending
charters of cities, towns and vii
lagos. This should be providedNfor
by general law so that the valuable
time OF the legislature be not con-
sumed in such mere local legisla-
ton, better system of municipal
government in this state is greatly
NEEDED; thet reimbursement OF law
in our sfate is dangerous evil.
An unenforced law is a dead one
and gives no protection, we there
fore favor enactments which will
give the governor authority, regu-
lated by law. whereby he may re-
move all executive and administra-
tive officers, who fail to perform
their duties.
we do not favor giving to the
governor or any other officer, wheth-
er executive, legislative or judicial,
arbitrary power. Every officers be-
tore he Is removed, should be con-
fronted with the charges against
him, and given an opportunity to
be heard in HIS defense, but, never
theless public officers who refuse or
fail, through corruption or incom-
potency or for other reasons to do
their duty ought to beremoved from
office, and those substituted in saeir
stead who win do It.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-05-17
NOTICE no sTOCKUOIDERs

Please take notice that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders of Tha
Harrison County Bank for the elecE
ton OF directors and the transaction.
of all such other business as may
properly come before the meeting
win be held on the eleventh day at
June. at ten o'clock in the forenoon
at the office OF the Bank. in the town
Of Lost Creek ana the STATE of West
Virginia.
Dated May II, 1919. Z
w D. NUTTER, Cashier.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-05-17
LYNCH
CONTINUED from page one.l

q
form which constitutes fifteen long
typewriter pages, much of which is
devoted to lauding the candidacy Of
Colonel Roosevelt for the presidency
and in going over his record as a
statesman. The Roosevelt conyen-
ton also paid a, high tribute to the
state administration, praising Gov
ernor Glasscoek for the manner in
which he has conducted the AFFAIRS
of the state during his administra-
ton, M
The record of the Democratic
party is touched upon in the plat
form of the party and the party
criticized for the failure to reduce
taxes on property and failure to
provide public buildings.
The accomplishment oftthe Re-
publican party during the adminis-
tratfon over the affairs of both
state and nation were pictured,
showing quite a contrast from the
failure the Democrats have made.
The budget law, the public
counting law, the state board OF
control, committees, department
fee system abolished and numerous
other things that the party accom-
plished for the benefit of the resi-
dents of West Virginia, since as
Stunning charge OF the affairs were
gone into. The National Bureau of
Mines and Mining, primary election
avs, progress along good roads and
agriculture lines was cited by the
new platform. Following are other
essential features of the platform:
| We favor the protection OF our
forests, waters, soil and mineral re-
sources by all reasonable and prac-
ttical regulations, whereby needless
waste may be checked and the dam
age from forest fires, foods and
eroslons and droughts lessened as
far as practicable, and whereby the
future production of lumber for the
use of the people may be assured.
We favor the election Of United
States senator's by direct vote Of the
people in the same manner as repre-
sentatives in the Lower House Of
Congress are chosen, and until the
constitution of the United is amend
ed so sto provide, we favor the
nomination of candidates by political
parties for this Office by statewide
primary election.
We also favor the enactment of a
law in this state whereby the voters
of every political party may express
their choice among the candidates
for president OF the United States at
such primary elections. We heartily
favor the creation of public utili-
ties commission, which shall have
power to regulate and supervise all
public service corporations to pre-
vent unjust determinations by them.
and also prevent the issuing Of stock
and bonds on "watered" or in ex-
cessiYe amountes.
We also favor an amendment Of
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-05-17
HATFIEI.p An sA1lEM.

1t Is announced that DR.. a. D.
Hatfield, Republican candidate for
the nomination for governor, will
speak in Salem Saturday night. The
place for holding the meeting has
not been arranged, but it win doubt
less be at the college or the public
school building.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-05-17
MarY oarden.

Mary Garden, the actress, is beng
hats, The miiilner wants the modest
sum of $500 for them. When Miss
Gardens secretary called her atten-
ton to the size OF the bill. the ac-
tress was mad. What" she said.
zone hundred and sixty dollars for
a Chinchilla toQue-$2oJ each for two
ermine toques? Not on your life"
The mtI1lner won I. the lower court
and Miss Garden appealed.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-05-17

The record of the Democratic
party is touched upon in the plat
form of the party and the party
criticized for the failure to reduce
taxes on property and failure to
provide public buildings.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-10-29
DISCOURAGED, NERVOUS
MEN AND WOMEN
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ing Them Up BY Thousands

A few years ago if you were nervous
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Weigh yourself after taking iona
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iona Vita is sold by The Arnold Drug
Co, 523 Kansas Avenue.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-10-29
OPEN FISH PLANT
State Takes Possession of
Largest Hatchery on Earth.
Eighty-Three Ponds Cover SIS
Acres.

Pratt, Kan. Oct. 2e.-The state of Kan
sas formally took possession of the largest
fish hatchery in the world at 10 O'Clock
this morning when stream of water re-
leased by Chancellor Frank Strong,
leaped into a breeding pond at Pratt. De-
N1sed by Lewis Lindsay Dyche, professor
in the University of Kansas and state
| fish and game warden, and constructed
by the university regents, the new culture
plant. will place fish as a common article
of diet upon every table in inlaEd
state.
Professor Dyche. State Architect Charles
Chandler, the members of the board of
regents, Chancellor Strong, President II.
j. Waters, and scores of other guests at
the dedication exercises saw the stream
freed from a giant pipe speed into the
1 first receiving pond and from there dis
tributed to the other basins in the sys-
tenn. Taken from the South Ninescah
river below the city of Pratt. the water
had been allowed to flow through miles
of crosses and MOSES before entering the
2I-inch conduit to the hatchery so that 1t
carried in its clear depths plenty of vegeI-
able food for the fish that will begin life
Eighty-three ponds in which fish will be
separated according to size, stretched
across an area of s. acres gave an il
delible impression of the huge proper
tiors of the undertaking. Each pool
spreads over basin of from one-third to
one-half acre. Scattered through this
scientific but intricate pattern will be
placed wooded islands on the completion
of tn hatchery so that the grounds viii
become one of the beauty spots of the
state. The contract has already been let
for a So, 900 library. office and laboratory
building to complete the equipment of the
project.
To supply brood stock fish for the
streams and ponds of Kansas will be the
chief object of the hatchery. a majority
of the waters of the state have already
been depleted of fish and to stock these
will be the immediate work of Professor
Dyche and his assistants. A campaign
will start at once to induce the farmers
of the state to raise fish as well as hogs.
Young fish and eggs will be shipped %
every citizen who will take the trouble to
ask for them and complete instructions
on raising them will be distributed in
hatchery bulletins. All that is necessary
to start raising fish on Kansas farms Is
small quarter acre pond.
The economic Importance of the fish
hatchery TO the state was pointed out bly,
many of the speakers
IF I can get each farmer in the state
to raise but one mess of fish a week, 1t
would mean one and a quarter million
dollars to Kansas a year" declares Pro-
lessor Dyche. when the farmers come
to spend half as much time with their fish
as they do with their hogs, the fish III
dustry will be one of the most important
activities OF the state.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-10-29
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-10-29
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