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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-15

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-10-15

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Naar man bsrer al ben1te Sale
on itore aplirger, er man neIten
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-09-24
"A. K. Carr, Isl w. 63rd St, has
asked police to search for trained
monkey stolen from his barn.

monkey stolen from his barn.
John Rzinger, 2o42 Lee pl.,
steeplejack, fell from flag pole to
roof of Central school in Oak
park. Seriously injured.
Spencer Casey, 2S42 Washing
ton blvd, .switchman, brushed
from side step of engine while at
work in yards of C. & N. w. Ry,
Seriously injured.
James Cooling held up by two
masked men in his saloon at 3401
S. Leavitt st. Frightened away
without taking anything.
S. Rubin, 2107 LeMoyne ave-,
had pocket picked of 500 on a
18th st. car. Missed 5000 which
he carried in his vest pocket.
E. E. Crothers and Joseph Hay
den were working. on scaffold at
side of garage at 1920 S. Wabash
ave-, when it fell. Hospital.
Morris Brown, 81, 1884 Rich
mond ave-, arrested on serious
charges preferred by Clara La
Buda, Is, 1922 Holt ave-, and
Josephine Chebanowski, IS, 1910
Elston ave.
Body of unidentified man,
about SO years old, found on door
step of home of Mrs. Mary Tu-
rawsky, 1122 Front ST. All banged
up. Believed to have been muir
dered. Police investigating.
Joseph Springer, rs, teamster,
3015 Lawpdale av., and Chas.
Mortiel, 1887 Rush ST., arrested at
Center near w. Adams St as they
were entering alley way with
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-09-24

been stolen from wagon OF
Weintz leaning Co., 43 S. Sher-
man st. Both men held over to
grand jury on $500 bonds.
S freight cars burned today on
the tracks of Santa Fe Ry. at w.
.25th st. and Kedzie av. $4,000
loss.
County employees will hereafter
receive their salary twice a month
instead Of once.
Patrolnen who insist on Slam
ming patrol boxes, especially at
night, WILDE taken before the POI
lice trial board.
Harold F. Hoops, son of
wealthy fireplace manufacturer,
has been released from Bridewell
after serving 20 days for insulting
a young girl.
Morris Raffisky, 1888 w. Chi
cage ave-, quarreled with. wife.
Catholic acid. Died.
Mrs. Mary H. Russell, 6s, Ken
osha, Wis, tainted and fell to
floor Of Evanston ave. car. Taken
to drug store. Died.
Signnund Youndrvist, 171oW.
Huron ST, who was shot by Po-
liceman John Weidbush during
quarrel in dance hall, died at
the county hospital.
Bertha and Dora Gurosmach,
S and 3, played with matches.
Set fire to their home, 1910 John
son st. Rescued. Small damage.
Miss Matte Schultz, rs, 1122
Winona ST.; struck by auto at
TocLcOr h11,d and State ct SeL
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1912-06-28
Salmagundi
FROM wEDNE SDAY'S DAILY

The following Southern Pacific
officials were in town today: J.. NJ.
Davis, general superintendent,
San Francisco; TIA. Graham,
general freight agent, San Franc
lsco and T. +. Rowland, superin-
tendent Ogden. Utah. They gave
this office a call this forenoon.
The last count in the Goddess of
Liberty contest caves Addie Nc
Combs 220 votes. Ethel Athr rton.
l73; and left the other young
ladies without changes in their
totals. The contest closes to-
morrow.
A shed in the rear Of the house
occupied b. Eugene Parker caught
fire about I o'clock last evening.
The alarm Mas given and in a very
short time a stream Of water was
turned on and the blaze was under
control before much damage was
done. We did not learn the origin
of the fire.
Bryan ssems to be determined to
rul" or ruiz the democratic party.
He is trying to STIR up strife at
Baltimore because as good demo-
Gratis as he ever dared be refuse to
follow his commands. II looks as
il Bryan was trying to play the
game Roosevelt played at Chicago.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1912-06-28

Mr.. c. S. Treme~an and famil,
ana MRS. Lothrop and Mable l.f'
Tor Gold Greek this morning
After the first Of July Gold Greek
Will be Mr.. Tremewan's head.
quarters a. supervisor Of the moth.
ern national forest reservation.
mere will be II meeting of the
different celebration committees at
'he courtroom tonight. Everybody
10 invited to attend. Turn out and
near what the committees are
oo'ng to make the celebration a
success.
Inc rheumatism took a doubl.
twist on the writer this MORNING
am nearly knocked him out for
the day. II was so bad this fore
noon that he was compelled to ask
Mr.. Russell to take him HON. in a
delivery wagon. After an hour
or so in bed he felt better and
went back to the office where he
put IN 9 very miserable day.
Mr.. and Mrs. MorEan-HilI
received a cablegram Saturday
afternoon from London announcing
the death Of their daughter.
Reinach-W erth. The
baroness had been sick at a
hospital in London for several
weeks. She was only married a
lew month ago and her death is a
peculiarly sad one. Her father is
confined TO his bed here with
ard her lnother il caring
him. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan
Hill have the sympathy of a large
Of friend in their breave-
nent
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1912-06-28
BASE BALL NOTICE

We have several changes TO
announce. Grand stand seats will
sell for % cents o. the Fourth as
well as on the 3rd and 9TH. The
general admission prices will re-
main the same as stated in yester-
days Elko papers.
Grand stand seats will not be
sold until the days Of the games.
This will give the outsiders the
same chance as the Flko people.
Occupan of automobiles will not
be charged grand stand prices.
but fifty cents FOR each machine
will be charged in addition to the
general admission for each person.
Seats in the grand stand will not
be marked off. Persons buying
grand, stand seats will be entitled
i to make their own selection in the
grand stand AZ they. enter the
grounds. The ticket Office will
be opened FOR several hours at
least before the game.
We are making these changes
because Of complaints that we
have Heart since the publication
Of yesterdays notice. The public
docs not understand that We are
being put TO m expense Of
$1,000. 90. paying expenses Of out.
side teams and putting new fence
and grand stand. We would
gladly have our games free IL II
were not for the absolute nee.
cessity of endesyorinS to make
expenses. We hope the public will
appreciate the chances we are
announcing in this notice, and
show their approval by mos,
liberal patronage at the smes &C
we may clear ourselves Of the
nsavy expense which has been
incurred in order that the public
may have good grounds close to
town for their Amusement.
There will he a private room,
conveniently situated, for ladie,
and small children at the grounds
Elko Base Ball Club.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1912-06-28

The Goodies of Liberty contes,
Is warming up a little. but there is
not the vim in the contest that
mere ought to be. The standing
OF the contestants today follows:
Ethel Atherton. l6S: Marjory Hen
derson, so: Hattie Hunter, Jessie
hylton, Leila Mccain and May
Mcnamara. 5 each.
Mir. S'rechler, a brother of Mrs.
Lyman, and his two daughters ar
rived from Austin Sunday night.
They visited Mrs Hyman and she
recognized her brother. The old
lady is still In a serious condition
and does not yet know of MIR.
hyinan's death. MIR. S~trechler will
work with the Guild in caring for
his sister. 80
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1912-06-28

The 9th dispatch was received
at 4:O5: Everything deadlocked
in the fifth ballot.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1912-06-28
FATAL sHodTIS or NAli /
ARRAY H. UgRlEM

A fatal shooting ARRAY occur.
red in Eureka's redlight district
about 4 o'clock this morning.
Florence Coz don. who conducts the
house known as the Crystal Palace,
shot and killed her lover, Tony
Rose. He was shot twice, with a
32 caliber pistol. once over the
heart and once in the right side of
the head over his ear. Either
shot would have proved fatal.
Immediately after the killing
the woman went to the Sheriff's
office and called Sheriff Martin
Mahorey up. She informed the
Sheriff that Tony" had kicked in
the back entrance door and also
her bedroom door. and had at
tempted to kill her nith a large
sized butcher knife. After enter
ing the room he made u rush at
her with a knife. She screamed
and jumped over the foot Of the
bed and grabbed a pistol that was
under the pillow. She Immediately
fired two shots. and as soon as she
realized she had killed Tony came
to the, Sherif's office and gave
herself up.
She later informed Sheriff Ma
honey that Tony had been abusing
and m~altreating her for some time,
and only yesterday kicked her and
struck her in the face.
Ii is learned from others
jealousy was the cause Of the at
tack by Tony on the woman. The
woman states therc was a man in
the room with her when the door
was kicked in, but that he was a
stranger and he Immediately left
when the shooting commenced.
| Another man and woman were
in the house. but they knew moth
ing of the ARRAY until they heard
the shots fired.
The. woman was arrested and
now occupies a cell in the woman's
ward in the upper part of the Jail.
Tony Rose was "a years Of age
and, came to Eureka from Caliente,
Nevada, with the Gordon woman
about eight months ago. Previous
to that they lived together in the
State OF. Washington.
Florence Gordon the woman
who did the killing, is % years Of
age. and.is said to be of a very
quiet and sedate disposition.
Neither party has caused the
officers here any trouble during
their eight months residence.
As the Sentinel goes to press
this afternoon Justice l.. w.
Cromer is holding an inquest over
the remains of Rose.-Sentinel.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1912-06-28
BALTIMORE CONVENTION

At $50. Baltimore tine, this
morning, the convention after q
stormy all night session took the
first ballor on the nomination of
a president resulted as follows:
Clark 44O3.
Wilson 324.
Harmon l4S.
Underwood ll7l.
Marshall 81.
Baldwin 90.
Sulzer 9.
Bryan 2.
Absent 2.
Necessary to be nominated 72S.
The following dispatch was re-
ceived at 2:30 this afternoon.
Second ballot.
Clark 446R.
Wilson 339s.
Underwood III
Harond All
Baldwin IA
Marshall 81.
Sulzer 2.
Bryan 2.
Not voting. 2
The 9th disnatch was raca;yaJ
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1912-06-28
Salmagundi
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY

ror excursion rates Tor Fourth
ol July see "eetern racine al.
Rev. Howell returned this morn
ing from Carlin.
DR.. Colby left this morning for
Wlnnemucca.
Cbas. Francis left for his h INN.
on the South Fork today.
" ~ -
'' wv
Misses Josie and Jessie Crane
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. T.. Wells
entertained a number OF their
fr ends at a lawn party last
evening, those present voted them
royal entertainers.
MIR. and Mrs. Rob Critchley are
expected tn arrive from San FIR an
cisco 10 night on a visit to relati-
VOC and friends.
,,.,
'"'" ~ ~,
~
makcs ~priovisiop for psyment of
,bc;, wages. This was the an.
nouncemont made nv Acting Secre-
,arv ~ the NAVY Winthrop at the
White House Tuesday. g..
no''' i' -.
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p~roye'' WIZ
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1912-06-28
Salmagund
FROM TUESDAYS DAILl


Mr.. Sam Beiroth and daughter,
Nell who have been visiting in
town left this morning for their
home on Mcdonald Creek.
Mrs. Isssc GriswoId of Starr val
ley is shopping and visiting her
Elko friends aud relative S in
today.
The official program for the Sd.
4th and 5th Of July reached US this
afternoon. too late fort this issue.
II will appear tomorrow.
Mrs. McFarlane and children
and Miss Mary Dewar will leave
for Fruitvale. California, tonight
to spend the m
One Of MIR. Reeds horses fell in
the street yesterday afternoon ,and
il was some time before he was
got on his feet again and taken to
the stable.
The Ladies Mission Circle Of
the Baptist church will furnish q
free Restroom in connection with
their refreshments in the Casper
BODYBUILDING july 8, 4. 5, for the
accommodation Of the people from
out Of town.
Fay Pollard one of Reno's un.
fortunates, was shot and killed
Sunday night by Greek who made
his escape. The woman lived long
enough to say that the Greek shot
her in q quarrel over money.
There was q good attendance al
the 4th of July meeting iast night
The plans for the celebration!
have taken shape and everything il
moving along smoothly. Th'
money sppOrtioned to the com
mittees was placed to their credi
and progress all along the line wa.
reported.
Roosevelt's new par ty nont t
be going 10 pieces before 1t l
organized. Governor Deneen q
Illinois and Governor Hadley o
Missouri refuse to join the new
party and will fight through thu
campaign for Taft and Sherman
They prefer Taft row to tn
Roosevelt fowl.
The writer's rheumatism Is mucl
better today. thanks to DR.. West
Although we are not able to trave
very fast, we are comparatively
free from pain today and able t
attend to a portion Of u work
.If tomorrow shows as big an i'm
provement, we will be able to ru'
/, n foot race with Mr.. Triplet MI
Moss, or any other footracer o
thei : age and condition.
The Metropolis people have a ne,
ad in this issue. In regard to tn
relay race the committee say
will he a novel race, on account q
-, the rider having to ride fou
-, horses, saddle and bride his hor'
on the start, stop at half mi
Mace and saddle and bride anothe
e and 90 on until the last half. niue
I interest has been aroused in tn
B.. way and a large sum of money hs
been raised for the purpose ,
making large purses. We are SORT
,ho, the Metropolis celebrate
. conflicts with Elko's. We wou'
like to We at both celebrations.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1912-06-28
SIS FOR THE BEST
DECORATED AUTOMOBILE

the committee or automobile
parade desire all cars to be en-
tered in that Parade. The cars
will assemble in the vacant lot
South of the Publ C school at 9
o'clock a, m. on July 9Th and there
from in line. All owners of cars
are earnestly requested to join in
this procession.
Those who will enter please
notify the committee.
r. S. Gedney.
l.. +. Simonsen,
X. W. Hesson
Committee
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1912-06-28
Salmagundi
FROM MONDAYS DAILY

Tom O'Neils and Ruby Wells.
charged with white slavery have
been Iemanded to Utah for trial
by Judge Harrington.
The Woman's Equal FIR anchi,e
Society will meet at the Court
Hensc tomorrow, Tuesday. after
noon at ) o'clock.
Elko defeated Winnemuces yes
terday by n score Of six to one. a
very good game judging by thu
score.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1912-06-28
Salmagundi
FROM FRIDAYS DAILY


Mrs. G Gerding and Mrs..J:nS.!
Gerding Of CariiP arrived in Elko
this morning to spend the day. 3
Have you been in TO see the big
sack Of -four at the J.. w Vowel.
Store?
7.. ID. .r=.
Situation Wanted -Cpsking or
housekeeping on ranch. or in min
ing camp. Address: Mrs. 5. T..
McMurren. Hotel May T, Elko. :
The Fourtk of July committee
received a dispatch that the Bird
man will arrive OF S. P. train No.
4 Saturday morning. This is good
news for all who, are interested in
the success Of the celebration.
Wanted To rent a = or q room
modern cottage. Permane mt.
Address, Room %. CONNER ciaI
Hotel. .
Mrs. Mitchell and daughter
May who have been Spending
some time at the home of MIR.
Themes. Yswell. brother of the
former. have ilet for San Francisco
where they will spend the summer.
There will be n dance in the
Telescope Hotel Saturday night.
all friends Of the dance are in
vited to attend
scr
Mrs. Geo. B. Maggie and dsugh-
ter Of Oakland, Cal. arrived last
evening for a visit ct the home Of
MIR. and Mrs. H. II. MRilett! This
is the first time that Mrs: Maggie
has visited at the parental home
for nine years.
For Sale Everything from a
mop stick to = nice Steel Range at
o. K. Second Hand Store.
AUTO STAGE-Wnl run from
Lamoille to Elko on 3, 4 and 5
Round trip SO so Phone 403. .
Peter Endart Of the Spanish
Ranch came in from Winnemucca
last evening and will spend a few
days in town.
Private families having rooms
for rent during July Sd, 4th snd
9Th will please notify the MAYER
Hotel al once.
Step in and see the big sack OF
-four at the J. W. Yowell store ACC
ask the CLERK about II. $50 '''''
The a meeting for boys AND
girls and their friends will hello
in the court house Sunday evening
June 80 at seven o'clock sharp
Judge Tabcr will deliver .pstrio
tic address and the Fourth Of Jul!
choir will furnish music. Tn,
meeting will adjourn in time foi
public worship II the chur hes a
l. 7:45. Those who wish to be. sure o
a good sea, should assemble early
The Ladies' Mission Circle %
the Baptist church, yawih- serv'
sand witches and. cofesi cake AM
ice cream and lemonade in tn
Casper's store room. July 3, 4t5
Thev solicit a share Of The patrun
age. A free restroom in connsc
tion. o., .s'E ths
The ladies Of the Dorcas societ
arc preparing to serve lunch a
the rest room in the Hesson Build
ing and the Presbyterian Churc
on the third. isurih and fifth. .
We understand that anothe
shoe repairing shop will open 70
business in q few days. The net
shop will be under the name O
Repairing While You Wait" .
Miss Ethel Atherton has bee
chosen for Goddess Of Liberty ia
the celebration. She received 81
to Miss Addie McCombs her n.sre,
competitor $50. Miss Henderson 81
Miss Edna johnson 40, Messt
Hattie Hunter, Jessie Hylton. Leli
Mccain and Mae McNsmars
each.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1912-06-28

Mr.. Booher's Rheumatism Il
worse today and he ha, b .er
confined to the. house all day.
Mrs. J. b. Fitzgerald and sor
will depart IN. the w. P. tonight
Cor a few months visit to the
coast
The parade committee is keeping
in close touch with those who
should get in the procession on the
4th of July. they report that
great progress is being made, most
every n who can get 4 wagon
now have it tucked away in some
yard or stable with material with
it for a float. Many boys and girls
are also figuring on their decors
tions for their Bicycles. The.
Goddess of Liberty float is
going to be an elaborate affair.
This parade is going to be worth,
the time and effort any one: makes
to enter il.