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Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16

FOR sALE-s00 Bushels sound
white Seed Corn; 6 miles southwest
Of Mexico. Phone 112 Cypress. P. ".
O'Brien. 1906 vi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16

Col. Green Clay, w. J Bolts and
w. w. Fry are home from Joplin
where they went on business in con
uection with their mining inter
ests there.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16

Robt Berrey, Jr.. was called 10
Chicago Sunday 10 temporarily fiji
a position with the Wabash Railroad.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16

Nm Tom Andernoa and dznEftei
Ais Minnie. also Mr. Grover VII
Haas wers guests Of william Ser
rett and family At Santa Re Sunday
John Hsiser 6 rsuovering from al
attack Of stomach trouble.
Sisns Mary Henderson spent Sunday
with her sister. Ms Peytoa Cauth-
orr
Mr. and Mn Amer Mundy,s litre
daughter. SUSIE. las Just recovered
from al attack Of the measles
WIN. wezver Of Mexico was here
Monday.
Mrs. Oscar Martin adn children Of
near Rush Hill we're guests of M.
and Mrs. J. n wcfley a few days
last week
Mr.. and Mn. J. J Heizer spent
Sunday a. santa Re with las can-
plsn ard wife
Mss Mary Johnston Of nazr Sznta
Re spsu< last vesk with her fri@A
Nrs Harry He.zar.
Miss Pearl Tucker a. Mexico has
Geen reeznpsoyed t. toArh TIE
Botss school Tits coming fern
Mrs Dick Creed and Children sgent
MONDAY with SIN Greed and family
Ms R L Eeizer and dznshser.
irene. spszt from Friday uau T1es-
cay Eifh her d4nxhte~. Mrs.
r. s MozsOnsgy a. CezrahA
CANT.
Rais. ran rsfa. and SIN g. rains
Mrs Amy wis Mule tEc ulo1sAs
old bshy Is auke ssck with paeanoni
s p Lorsa delivered wool TO Cor
man q Gore Of CentrsiA n - IL
cents per y.
Rev. Rke U5d his resus0r sppolnt
meat al Groves Chapel Sundsy.
Dr.. W. z Todd aid family visited
]. L Heknaa and family Sunday.
J. L. Smith Of Mexico made 3
business trip 10 this nesghborhood
one day last week
J. H. Fauoett ard his sister. Mrs.
Harriet Broadd1s. visited ]. R Hayes
and wife. north o, Centralfa several
DAYS last week
Wallace Loren lost a nice mare
and colt last week.
Mrs. Kate McCarty has been quite
sick. hut is better at this writing.
Duncan Hickman and family of
near Beaver Dam visited homefoTks
Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16

Mrs. Mary c. Loekridge went 10
Fulton Wednesday to visit her broth
arin-law, Tom Lockridge. who is yer
Ill OF pneumonia and heart trouble.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16

sfiM Lay6e Ellen Holiday has re
turned 20 her home in 81. Louis az
ter a visit o. a week with Miss Mary
Befrey, IN This city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16

Flouncings. Fsouncings. al prices
that win appeal 70 you.
d2w1 Ricketts, & Emmons D. G. Co,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16

Miss Dolores Connors OF this city
left Tuesday for an extended visit
with relatives in Newton. Kan.
Din.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16

Mre. J. ". Cashmer. OF Brunswick.
IS she guest Of Circuit Clerk and Mrs
e. r. Elliott.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16

I, NJ. Greer is home from ST.
Louls where he attended the State
Undersakers' Convention.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16

Miss Ethel Hardine is home from
Chicago on a visit to her parents. in
this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16

Mrz. W.. B. NOVEL; il here from C
lufnbta ehE week on q visit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16

Judge Douglass Of Benton Cit
Nas fn Mexico wednesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16

s. M. Locke is visiting in Ken
sucky.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16

IF YOU SEE IT IN A LEDGER AD-
vERTisEMENT, TELL THE MER
CHANT.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16
AUCTION DE- mLLN
| win have an auct-
millinery goods atur
2 i m. south side S
Mexieq. MO.
VII 3 FL Tine
BENTON CRY BANK

0N VII DAMN GG'
Notice is hereby given Il
annual meeting OF the shaneh
ihe Citizens Bank at Benton
will be held at the office {
In Ben.on CITY, Misso
day, May 81. 1912, for the pu
electirg seven directors for I
suing year. meeting to cony'
o'clock a. m
w. II. Coil, socrstarl
]. j. +. Johnson. Pfq
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16

Get our prices on Fiouncings.
Ricketts, & Emmons D. @. Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16

6. W. Robertson Is home from
business trip west
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16
sTglNFELo ICE CREAM FREEZER
SPECIAL.

sTElNFELo ICE CREAM FREEZER
SPECIAL.
1 CEDAR TUBS TNsas vii not
shrink. VII not ro,. or fan down.
: GALVANIZED HOOPS. Noe
the Galvanlaed wire hcops-suuk N
grooves, cannot fan OF and WI not
brezk
3 QUICK FREEZING. VIII freeze
creAm IN 3 minutes, and freezer op-
crates after heater Is removed.
TALL CANS. Tai narrow
cans insure quick freezing
S Tan style tubs make room for
ice On top. ghsch keeps cream hard
{. SANITARY. All metal parts
heavily timed and galvanized rust
proof
:. BEST CONSTRUCTION Con
strnedoa Is plain and simple-asy 10
pus ioge her and easy to operate.
s-Qt. Stein6eh Freez-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16
Timely Specials

at prices that demand immediate acceptance. If you
have never traded with as just come in and spend a
few minutes. We assure you your time win be well
spent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16
The Weekly Ledger
nzf@s1 a a. ? O. ID Nszioa No
ans Admitted a. and<hn natDz.



We artsuaosizss . announce
For sisis Senator Eleventh District
r. D. RoDcERs
For Representative
u p. WARDEN
Z A SHANNON
s. D. STOCKS
J. D. HAWKINS. n D.
JOSEPH A. ADRIAN
For ssznH
FRANK 1A1ES
G. ". FBCK
J. v. BARNETT
JOHN s. ATKINS.
o. c1hyre TovnzAip
For cosusy Treasurer
J. C. RfNGo
ed. c oFFUTT
II Il. 0RAFTORD
EDGAR THREkEID
NOBLE HaRSES
For Assessor
W. r. GRAVES
7. y. KELSo
Ausraiu County coarx Jasse East.
ern pissrssA
JOHN ". BEAGLEs
c. b. MOORE
kudraln County Court Judge West
ern District
s. J. BOVINE JR
ROBERT BARNES
CHAs. C. BIEDSoE
Fer Prosecuting Attorney
w. w. FRY, JR-
A. c. wHTrSoN
Constable salt River Twp.
JOHN Il. WAYNE.
CHURCHILL b. KEENAN,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16

Saturday and Sunday 10 see his
grandmother. Mrs. Fannie CRAWFORD
He went fishing Saturday ard casght
rs fish.
Mrs. Bagsey OF Galway spent
last week with E. NJ Bagley's.
Mrs w Wiley Is visiting her
little grandson, wm Thomas Paker,
son OF r. T. Baker and wife.
Tanner & Day. the Skinner mer-
chants, started their hucks,er wag-
on Monday morning
NORTH EAGLE.
We are having fine weather row,
and the roads are getting very good.
E W. McFad.n was a Mexico visit
or Tuesday
Rev. Kerr Of Perry filled his ap-
pointmeRt a. the Methodist Church
at Santa Fe Sunday night A large
crowd attended
Mr.. Howsrd o. Santa Fe has a
new au,o.
Cleaning house IS the order Of the
day.
Bob Smiley had two fine horses 10
get cut badly on baTbsd wire Satur-
day. They are getting a'ong nicely
W. NJ. Brown and Bin Bush of
Santa Fe went fishing on Lopg
Branch Monday afternoon.
e. w. McFadin, wife and daughter,
spent Sunday with W. NJ. Brown and
family Of Santa Fe.
SKINNER.
Things IN general look lovely. The
grass and oats and cary gardens ~
later ones. too, Ieok fire. The whei
left for the sickle, though, Is sro;ted
The remaining however looks health
fuL.
Thcre is no wonder the grain mar
ket gets higher. No grain in the
country. Hardly ever was there q
time since the war with grain SO
scarce.
H T. Squirting ard son purchass
a new 16disk pulveriz7r recently.
Ralph King purchased a new
planter and gang pIow ard disk cult
vator last week.
John v. BIun got "a s ions cot.
ton cake Monday. Mr.. Blum con
racted 30 head cattle to go nexi
month at Sc per pound. Powell &
Mundy. NJ. Householder and Charley
Arnold are the contractors. Mr.
Blum thinks he may get them 10 the
1900 ID. mark by the last OF June.
Sterling Carter, ST. contracted 40
head Of boYiaes to Powell, Mundy
Householder and Arnold.
Harry Householder erec.ed a rev
wind mill at his pace here recent
~ With a little more fixing up,
hen have a beautiful plaae.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16
BABY cAs SPECIAL.

"our Leader" Back e1ameled
frame. waterproof fol6ing hoo9. ma
hogany finish handle. rubber tires.
nickel caps, Special prices, Sass and
s7.4s.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16

NOTIONS WAY uNDERPRIcEp.
Paper Pins 1c
Jacks for the "Kidlsts" 6 for 1c
Egg Beaters lie
Wedding or garden tools SC
Brass Wash Rnard. worth Csc
special 23c
Leather half sole, pair. 10c
2 Bundles Envelopes sc
3 Bars Lenox Soap loo
Lana Oil Buttermilk SOAP. 8 bars 1ss
Large roll Toilet Paper &c
Cast iron Hatchess 10c
2 Good ink Tables SC
Grass Shears II
? Bottles vaseilne 5,
Mop Sticks &c
Mail boxes 10c
Garden Hoes i5c. CSC
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16

osss Auvssr,semEn1
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16
NEW HOPE

G. ID. wilson ard wife visited the
family Of Sumner Day S Sunday.
R. F. Shock was IN Centralia on
business this week.
Miss Shock Is attending the c'osine
exercises of the Centralla sahoo'.
Mrs. G. H. Dickey Is visiting her
mother and broehe-, Cbas. Robinson,
and family, northeast of Mexico.
w. n. Chick and daughter, Mrs.
W. T. Chick were in C~entralla Fri.
day on business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16

- FANCY SCREEN DOORS.
Goats natural gloss finish
all sizes complete Sc and
- si.fs.
r. Adjustable Exaeasion wiz.
L. dow fsrsea Al sises ready q
sci in-
srsea wire up nom y1, SC
sox SPECIAL.
Meas Back and Taa Soeks, regu.
Ar loo values. Special. ra,r. &c
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16

LEDGER ADVERTISEMENTS PAY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16
N BUCKET SPECIAL

Like cut. 4qt.
cup On top. worth fse
SPECIAL. &c
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16
GMAouM5 UzMZng
-

Skinner merchants have sarted
their huckster wagon. They are
thriving with a good business.
DR.. Neill King OF a Kansas City
Medical College. spent several days
With his parents here recently.
Miss Belle Ehret VIII depart for
Kirksyllie State Normal the latter
part of this month.
Miss Katie SEWERS has been en-
ployed by Gatewood school board to
teach the next term OF s months at
$50 a month.
Harry Householder marketed $50
bu. oats on Mexico markat Tuesday.
H. T. Squirting and son loaded a
car of oats last week and shipped to
market.
Albert Stamps brought out a rev
GAINESVILLE Corn planter Monday.
P. t. Pruce still has some extra
good Boone County White seed corn
for sale. He says corn is Of high
fermnative power and nearly 100
! percent. grows.
Quite a good deal OF corn was put
IN ground last week. Farmers an
| busy prenarinv for corn nIantiug,
The Rev. J. L. Presser of Halls
vile supplied Bsthlehem pulpit on
Sunday morning and night. A good
crowd was out at each meeting. Pres
ser is a good taiker and an affable
and courteous gentleman and comes
well recommended. The church will
likely employ his services.
Miss Mary Sewers and brothers
entertained a number of their young
friends one night recently in a very
beeoming manner
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16

Boys or G<.s rosksr skates. like
cat worth 7Sc Spae'& for 4sc.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16
w@sR

Granite D'sh Pan. I7-qt. size, 2
side handles. doaoSecoa,sd ware
Special sss.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-16
n%oLLENsvILLE.

u S. d. Wilson OF near Centralia Is
here building fence and doing other
work on his farm here.
Warren II. Galloway got his col
Jar bone broken last week.
Mrs. Mary Bybee and granddaugh-
ter. Viola Bybee Of Santa Fe are
visiting o. T. cawthorn's.
Fred tallaway Of Mexico IA here
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-29
Boiler ExpIodes With Terrific Force, Blowing Off
WG EaSfs Arm and lie Will Probably Die
Several Others Are Badly Injured

or Greeks, it is believed here, would
prove fatal to the Turkish cause in
the west
The front of the Bulgars today ex-
tends from Mustapah Pasha across
Adrianople to Bski Baba and Visa,
which is on the main line of Turkish
communication with Constantinople.
The front of the Servian troops
their main army is in a sweeping curve
from Novipazar through pristine, Is
tib and Badimmi to the Struma riv-
er.
The Greek lines extend from Mount
Olympus in a convex curve nearly to
Janina. Along these three lines the
big battles, or battle, Of the war, will
be fought, and there is every proba-
bility that victory for the allies will
mark the final collapse of Turkey-in-
Europe.
At last reports the Servians were
engaging the Turks at Yeles, Mace
donia, II the servians win they un-
doubtedly will take Monstair, one Of
the most important towns in Masec-
donia.
The main Greek force was last re-
ported en- route to JGnina, where the
big battle of the Turks is predicted.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-29
l. B. MuChmOre Is Badly SCaIded
and |. Il. Roberts is Blown
Through a Window

Of her father, who had just started for
the basement, and she rushed to the
door and saw her father, L. H. Roberts
picking himself up from the sidewalk,
he having been blown through the
window along with a chair which he
had grasped The sidewalk had been
blown or sucked down, but Roberts
walked stringer to safety He was
badly cut on the head and hurt other
wise by the fall and flying debris.
A doctor present rushed him away
to his office, but at this time he has
not been located or the extent of his
injuries learned
Miss Roberts kept her head and
gathered the books and records in
pile, before the crowd surged in.
The boiler was located in the base
ment about the center of the building,
under an office occupied as a real es-
tate office by Bolinger & Laflar, and
just at the edge Of the Muchmore print
shop-and there the most effects were
shown. The floor of the Bolinger Of
flee was lifted and scattered in all dl-
rectlons, and only a moment after
Bolinger had stepped out of 1t. This
room is total wreck. The print shop
partition to the south was blown in,
and through this opening the hot
steam poured in, scaldlng, probably
fatally, I. B. Muchmore. The windows
Of the shop were blown out, and the
machinery and type are a tangled
mess.
Bollnger was on the sidewalk when
the explosion occurred, and found
himself fortunately uninjured, in the
basement when he found himself at
all.
The bank is not much injured, out
side Of the broken windows, 1t not be-
ing directly over the boiler.
The boiler is said to be defective, It
being a second hand one, formerly in
use in the asylum, and It Is reported
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-29
Another
Railroad
FOrSalerll
Branch to Fir Connecting Us
With SilVertOn and the Rich
Waldo Hills Section to Be
Opened in Two Weeks

Work on the Fir branch of the
Southern Pacific Is progressing 80
well that within a few days 1t will be
possible to fix date for big cele-
bration in honor Of the opening Of this
line to train service From the pres
ent outlook the opening will be within
the next two weeks, but nothing de-
finite can be stated at this time, as
the officials Of the Southern Pacific
have not fixed n date for the first
train. Secretary TTofer Of the Board
of Trade has BEEN In communication
with these officials and Just as soon
as anything definite is available
meeting OF the board will be called to
prepare for the celebration, which will
be held In Salem either at the opera
house in the shape Of public speaking
or at the Hotel Marion in the shape
OF banquet and reception to the Of
ficlals and the commercial organiza-
tions Of the cities of Woodburn, Sill
verton and other places adjacent to
the new road.
1t is likely that some plan will be
devised to have a large delegation go
from Salem to make the first trip over
the road and to welcome the people
along the line Of road One plan sug-
gested is to have a special excursion
train run from Woodburn by way OF
Sllyerton, taking on the business men
and prominent citizens of the differ
ent sections through which the road
passes to bring them to Salem where
tbe exercises and celebration will be
held.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-29

that 1t had a small explosion two or
three weeks ago. Only few pieces
Of 1t so far have been located, though
probably 1t is under the wreck.
The supposition is that the accident
was caused by the water being low in
the boiler, and it Is supposed that Mr..
East had gone down, and, finding the
water low, turned it on. The flues
we're probably red hot, and when the
water was turned in the explosion fol-
lowed
Mr., East was found in the basement,
his body covered with debris.
W. G.. East, the injured cashier,
came to Salem three years ago from
lie Compton, Kansas, with his brother,
s, s. East, who is also connected with
the Salem Bank G. Trust Co. Mr. East
has become prominent in local busl-
ness circles, and Is also prominently
connected with the Progressive party
organization in Marion county.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-29

A, l.. Fraser has moved his sheet
and metal works from 25S State street
to larger and better quarters on Fer
ry street between High and Liberty.
Mr.. Frasers business has steadily
grown, owing to the fact that his
work has at all times given the utmost
satisfaction, and in taking his present
Istep forward he wishes to thank the
many who have patronized him from
time to time, Being without a tele-
phone with the likelihood of not being
able to secure one for several days,
Mr.. Fraser wishes that his customers
would kindly call on him personally
or get word to him in some way, and
assures them that with his present
greater and better facilities all future
work will be done with even more
promptness and carefulness than in
the past.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-29
Miss Pntnnm,s Exnerlence.

Miss Bessie Putnam, residing on
North Liberty street, was in the Ill
fated bank at the time Of the explo-
sion, cashing a check. Miss Putnam
was in the act of endorsing the check
when she experienced what she claims
to be the most thrilling sensation OF
her life She said that the tile floor
OF the bank suddenly seemed to raise
under her feet and the falling glass
made the place almost deafening. At
first an earthquake was in her mind
when she heard the awful roar.
"Things were very misty after that
one big noise" said Miss Putnam.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-29
A Sensational TrnIn Robbery.

UNITED PRESS LEASED VINE
Denlson, Tex, Oct 29.-Forclng the
engineer Of a Missouri, Kansas & Tex
as limited train TO cross a burning
trestle near Wirth, okla, three ban
dts blew open the express safe and
escaped with $4,000, according to word
received here today
The outlaws stopped the train close
to the trcstle, which they had already
set on fire, and at the point Of guns
compelled the engineer to uncouplc
the baggage and express cars and pro-
ceed across the burning bridge, which
collapsed just as they reached the op-
poste side.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-29
President
Takes Slap
at Wilson

Washington, Oct. 29.-Another SLAP
was taken at Governor Woodrow Will
son, of New Jersey and the Democrat
ic party by President Taft today in an
open letter to Fred Geir, a Cincinnati
publisher. The letter, in part, says:
"The great reserve force for the
plain practice of common sense by the
American people is asserting itself
and that means a Republican victory
November 5.
Does it not strike you as ridiculous
for Governor Wilson to vaguely inti-
mate that If he is elected he will
make such a gentle reduction Of the
tariff that business will not be in
jured when his party so recently at
tempted such reckless changes that
if had not vetoed them, we would
new be confronted by panic? The
compromises effected by the insurgent
Republicans would seem mild COM
pared with what the Democratic ma
joritles would send TO Wilson for his
signature and which he could not re-
fuse.
None of the leaders Of the third
party believes It has the slightest
chance, and they realize a vote for it
means a vote for the Democrats. But
most of them are so filled with hatred
for the Republican party that they
would willingly bring disaster to the
country to crafty their vengeance"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-29

In a terrific boiler explosion which
occurred in the basement Of the Sa-
lem Bank & Trust building at 1890
o'clock this afternoon w. G. East, cash
Ter and one of the directors of the
banking establishment Of that instl-
tuition, and l. B. Muchmore, whose
printing shop is in the basement of
the building, were probably fatally in
jured, while third man, whose name
is not ascertainable, received injuries
which necessitated his being taken to
the hospital. L. H. Roberts, another
of the directors of the bank, received
cuts about the face and other bruises
how serious isno known.
So great was the concussion of the
explosion that buildings in the entire
block felt the force of the jar. The
plate glass front Of the building was
broken out, and the sidewalk on Lib
erty street adjacent to the rear of the
basement was entirely destroyed.
The floor in the real estate offide Of
Mr., Roberts in the rear of the build
ing, was blown out entirely.
The fire alarm was sounded imme-
diately after the explosion occurred,
and the apparatus from stations Nos.
/ and 2 responded. Neither the use of
the chemical nor Of water was needed,
but the flremen assisted the police
and others in the rescue of the In
jured. The three injured men we're
taking to an awaiting ambulance and
hurried to the Willamette Sanatarium,
where they are now being cared for.
The cause Of the explosion may only
be conjectured. Under normal condi-
tlons It is said that there could not
possibly have been any generation Of
steam in the boiler. The boiler was
a simple hot water arrangement and
NO regular workmen were employed in
the boiler room. It was said by some
that the valves Of the boiler were de-
fective which may have resulted in
steam generating. This was denied by
others
Miss Ethel Roberts, bookkeeper in
the bank, was in the banking room.
She says the first thing she saw the
books rise, the tables and chairs go
in a mad dance, the windows go
crashing out, while the glass from the
chandeliers came rafting down in a
crystal shower. He first thought was
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-29
Latest From Hospital.

cashier w. c. Easts right arm
was so badly shattered that amputa-
tlon near the shoulder was necessary,
and his left arm was fractured, "
stated DR.. B. L. Sleeves, Immediately
after returning from the hospital this
afternoon. His condition is serious.
Harry Ahlers, son Of President Ahlers,
Of the trust company, Is badly burned
over the body and his right ear Is
badly torn. His injuries will not prove
serious unless complications result.
]. b. Muchmore Is not badly injured.
l.. II. Roberts was slightly bruised, but
was not taken to the hospital"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-29
JOhnson Cnse Posinoned.

Chicago, oct 29,--Judgo Frye today
postponed consideration Of tho abduc-
tlon case against Jack Johnson until
November IL. Until this case Is dis
posed off, Lucille Cameron, the 19-
year-old white girl in connection with
whose alleged abduction the negro
prize fighter Is accused will be held
under the courts orders, although d.
rectly in custody Of her mother, Mrs.
=, -Falconet, OF Minneapolis.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-29
Is
in Favor
of Wilson
UNITED PRESS LEASED wIRE.l

Riverside, Cal, oct. 20.-voters Of
Riverside are today discussing the
speech Of former Mayor Phelan Of San
Francisco last night in the interest
of Governor Woodrow Wilson, dem
ocratic nominee for the presidency.
Wilson was nominated to meet the
hopes and aspirations Of honest and
independent men Of all parties said
Phelan. "He stands on g. platform Of
equal rights, which no patriotic man
can oppose. He is free"
Phelan declared that the contest
was between Wilson and Roosevelt,
stating that Me Bull Moose party had
forced President Taft into the POSI-
tlon Of an insurgent and independent
in this state.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-29
The Strike Is Ended.

Ely, New, Oct 29-By the men vot-
ing TO accept the increase Of 25 cents
a day offered October 1 by the COM
pany the strike against the Consoll-
dated company and other mines in
this district is off today
The miners, II was announced, will
resume their former places at once.