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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-06-13

Most people never open their eyes
90 one another's faults until after
marriage-just when they ought to bs
closing them.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-06-13

No. Cordelia, man isn't necessa-
rily a beat because he has red face.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1912-06-13

MEN AND WOMEN ssssy", ,ns %H.s sven og s.
tore on account Of many added money making
iariliir-. ipni oppurtunitir, open Hni barber,
on demand We teach the trt dc complete CAL
90 write Moior Barber College, l3 Commercial
street. Salt Lake city. TITAN.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-21

ed that, AS long as they had the ad-
vantage over him he'd have to COM
placenfIy submit He felt no lain
from the bullet wound, he said. and
the spiintered rib was giving no
trouble. Withah the cxprosiient
was In a suhlimeiy roIlicising mood
over the prospect OF getting out.
Says Job ~ safe.
SAN FRANCTSCo. Oct. 2e.-At-
terHey-GeneraI L, s. Webb, discussing
tonight the question that Governor
johnson purposes remaini--~ indefi-
niteIy in the East for the Roosevelt
campaign. said:
There III code section la this
State limiting the absence of the
governor and other officials from the
State TO sixty days, but the Iegisla-
ture of 1911, by resolution. rem ovei
the limitations on the governor and
other high state officials. In addition
10 that, the constitution of the state
specifically provides the conditions
under which a state official may he
removed and It does not include this
particular condition There is no
reason why Governor Johnson Uannot
remain outside thu State az long as he
sees III, and there is nothing the leg
islaiure can do to remove him, for re-
naming away more than sixty days,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-21
CONTINUE POLICY
NON-|NTERvENT|OK
TO MEXICO VIII.
son HOLDS CONFERENCE AT
THE STATE DEPARTMENT

WASHINGTON. OCT. 2o.--Henry
Lame Wilson. the American arnbassa-
dor to Mexico, arrived in Washington
today and spent several hours in prl-
vate conferences with State depart
ment offic ais, discussing the Mexican
situation and the new turn which has
been given ii by the formidable up
ris ng headed by General Felix niaz.
Coincident with the arrival of Mr. Will
son. a continued policy Of non-inter-
vention In Mexican affairs was an
nounced at the state department
II was also gwen out that no rep
resentatiyes OF the Diaz movement
had called upon the department, and
that. cont nuing a policy maintained
since the Mexican troubles began, rep
resentatives of the rebels or insurgents
would not be officially received.
Huntington Wilson, ASSISTANT score
tary of state. who has been in Chi
cago during the past week to regis
ter and TO make two speeches. " II
return to Washington this evening, and
either tonight or early tomorrow will
have an extended conference with
Ambassador Wilson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-21
AFTER COLONEL IN
COMMITTEE ROOM

WARRINGTON, oct. 2e~-Accord-
ing to Capitol Policeman 1sideness.
John schrark, VINO shot Colonel
Roosevelt, was IN Washington during
Colonel Roo3evclt's visit here 10 tes-
tify before The C1app committee. and
attempted to force his way into the
ante-room occupied by the distIn-
gaished witness. Policeman Eideness.
who was deta led To guard the room
where Mr.. Roosevelt was IN consul-
tation with his admirers and friends.
declares that he recognizes In the
printed photographs the features OF
81 man who tried lis best to persuade
him to allow him To pass INTO the
room on the plea that ne was Il Pro-
gress.ve. aud had come all the way
from Newark, n. j.. To see Colonel
Roosevelt.
The stranger insisted the crowd had
hept him from sdmitlance to the
hearing itself, and he offered the ON
Ger money tn allow him to interview
Colonel Roosevelt for a few moments.
Policeman II aeness responded that
admission was only upon order Of tie
colonel II mseH. and refused ta admit
him. The stranger then inquired
where he could obtain the Euii Moose
buttons, and turned away.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-21
|MR. WILSON WAITS
/ UPON THE COLONEL
Will DO NO MORE CAMPAIGNING
UNTIL OPPONENT is ABLE TO
SPEAK.

PRINCETON, n. j., Oct Coils
campaign for the presidency concluded,
Governor woodrow Wilson returned to
Princeton tonight to remain until after
the election. Unless Coleaei Roose-,
welt gets back into the fight, the gov
ernor will make no nero speeches in
the national contest, although he viii
probably make a q y speeches in his
ht4fs4e State to targe-lhc- election OF a
Democratic Legislature, which, If he Is
elected president, will name the man
who Is ~ fill out his uncXpired term
"a governor. lie is also interested IN
seeing Judge william Hughes sent to
Washington as United states sena-
tor.
Governor Wilson made the trln from
New York In day couch on the Train
reaching here af 7 @ CLOCK this even
ing lie was accompanied by Mrs.
wilson and their two daughters, Jes-
sic and Eleanor wilson From the
railroad station. III Princ>>5n, they
rode to their home In one OF the VAL
lage hacks Tomorrow the governor 3
campaign secretary. Walter Measday,
viii come here with o corps OF ste
nogra pliers and the governor will get
down to work in an effort to catch up
with his personal correspondence. tie
will spend Tuesday in Trenton
There have been no change in my
plans" the governor said toniSht,
when he was asked about the proba
bility Of his returning to the stump
In the event of Colonel Rooaeveits
early recovery. Should Roosevelt
make mis- New York speech. il is be-
lieved that the governor will speak In
Madison Square Garden a few DAYS
before the election.
While in New York today Gov
ernor Wilson and his family attended
morning services at the Fifth Avenue
Presbyterian church In the afternoon
the governor visited William +. Nc
Combs, the national chairman.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-21
M'COMSS GOES TO
LOOK OVER WEST

NEW YORK, OCT 2o-Cha rman
McCombs, of the Democrat e national
committee. VIII bt gin an inspection
of the Western situation tomorrow.
He left for Chicago tonight
Pr or to his departure Chairman
McCombs and Supreme Court Justice
James w, Gerard conferred W IN Gov
erncr Wilson at the Piazza hotel. They
urged him. now that Colonei Roose-
veit Ia recovering. to resume his
stumping tour end 80 especially to
Pennsylvania. 1t WIS agreed that tho
EnNernar shnuld take -the ,Ady ca ua-,
der consideration and announce his
shes by Wadnasday when Chair
man McCcmbs Is 20 get back from
Chicago.
Il hope to find conditions in the
West as satisfactory as they have
been reported to me" said Chairman
McCombs, as he boarded h train.
ION my return 70 Now York I shan
see Governor Wilson again and the
plans for the final days OF the cam
vass Will be mapped out.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-21
ROOSEVELT To START
FOR HIS HOME TOOAI,
Continued from page IL

givings IL the colonel keeps auiet.~
added Or. Arthur Dean Bevan.
The Roosevelt family and party
will have two cars at their disposal
for the trip East. DIR. Schurry L.
Terrell AMI DIR. Alexander Lambert
win accompany the colonel to Oyster
Bay.
No one VIII be allowed to see this
colonel en- route.
so / am going at last. am 2"
Colonel Roosevelt inquired tonight.
Well. / am greatly relieved The
week has passed very slowly TOR me,~
But you will have to be more quiet
at Oyster Bay than you have been
here one of the doctors said.
Perhaps He'll BE Quiet.
The colonel looked at them with q
twinkle in his eye.
Wen see" ne said.
The colonel will. after an enforced
rest at Oyster Bay. begin prepArr-
tions for his last speech Of the cam
paign, to be deIiye'Ni at Madison
square Garden. New York. ca the
evening of October so.
Whether his condition win allow
him to speak for thirty minutes oy
for only I'VE minutea. he says that IA
will be final message TO the people
OF the country to deliver themselves
from the present political system.
I'm this speech. whether it he short
or long, it will embrace the most
Important issues of the campaign"
said Mr.. MeGrath, Colonel Roose-
VeIts secretary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-21
STRAUS IS TO FILL
ROOSEVELT'S DATE1

BUFFALO, n. Y, oct. 20.--Oscar s,
Straus, the Embossed candidate" for
governor OF New York, left the State
and his own campaign tonight to take
up the fight for the national ticket and
the party principles in the middle
West. He goes with the feeling that
his own election can be reasonably
expected. lie will make six speeches
On his Western tour, filing some Of the
engagement made for Colonel Roose-
velr.
In Chicago he is to make two
speeches tomorrow. two in Milwau-
kee Tuesday one IN Cincinnati Wed
nesday and enc in either Cleveland
~ Detroit. Thursday. returning to
New York Friday morning From
FRIDAY till election day, he will make
whirlwind campaign in and about
New York city.
Mr.. StraHs IL greatly pleased with
the outlook here. He Is in excellent
health, and SAYS he Is getting stronger
in the hard fight he is making.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-21
PRESIDENT PLANS
FOR NEXT SUMNER

BEFF RLY, MASS. Oct. 2o-Pres-
ident Taft today talked over plans
or Detroit Thursday. returning TO
Beverty about the first of November.
lie is confident of recollection, and
MS friends are already SO sure of his
reelection that they have already be-
gun 70 make Inquiries along the north
shore as to the cottages to rent dur
ing the coming season
The President and Mrs. Taft, with
Major Thomas I. Rhoads. went 10
Gloucester today for church services,
After returning to parramatta the
president spent quiet afternoon. Ee
ie1ves Friday to attend the dedication
e the new national Polish home at
Cambtide Springs, Pr. October 26th,
and viii return 10 beverly October
18th He will he at pevarly until
about November 1st when he goes to
Hot Springs, Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-21

ltpAtiDueQ from UTEE paE3sl
-----------------
when, with a terrific report, the saso-
line tank exploded.
Mayor Hurled Forty Feet.
Mayor hartman was thrown forty
feet by the force OF the explosion.
Burning gasoline was scattered In all
directions. full into tne faces OF the
hy@ta nders, many Of whom were
thrown down by the concussion. There
followed a frightful scene. in which
men, women ami children. their cloth
ing ablaze-many OF them blinded by
tbs flames dashed ahuut In the
streets shrek fe with palm PeHf
seized upon those In the crowd who
had not been hurt by the explosion.
and they ran for safety. leaving the
injured to care for themselves as best
they could.
Tho garage took ere, and for few
,uutes there was danger Of general
spread Of the coniiagration. Some
semblanca Of order was finally restor-
ed. and those who had escaped began
administering to the injured.
Score OF Victims.
Mayor hartman was found forty
feet away from whore the explosion
had occurred, uncons< ioaa and burned
so badly that there is little hope of his
recovery. James Mott. and Maurice
and W. Brandon were found nearby,
.cntefupetf III tta frfes, and arr tnfftght
lying al the point cf DEATH Scattered
about the scene were a acore more
victims, all moro or less burned and
some also badly injured otherwise by
being trampled upon In the panic
which followed whom the blast OF
flames from the exploding car swept
ever the crowd.
The fire was quickly eStinrslished,
and meanwhile ambulaness we're sam
n.nned 10 care for the Injured Thirty
eicsitus of the accident have 20 far
been treated at a local hospital Every
nnrse In pesaluma has been enRaKed
ana others have heen sunamodied frens
san Francisco PLY stelans have slse
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-21

TO live without faith is Impossible.
Faith is life; and doubt, except II teal
to purer ana stronger faith, Is s3eatl.
Faith In nature as the embodiment Of
IN man as the child of God IL rndying
hope touching the destiny OF our SCR
tow-laden world. Faith I'm God az
creator and preserver. Father and
rrfend II p&ace.-=wtffffHm Uay 81
monda
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-21

details OF the fighting, or any infor-
nation as to the outcome OF the bat
tie.
Zapatistas appeared on four sides
Of Mexico City today--a move en-
tireiy unexpected. az the main army
If the rebel leader was supposed to
be In the vicinity of Vera Cruz. where
it was expected to Join the forces Of
General Felix piaE. The entire gar
rison of Mexico City Is patroling the
streets of this city tonight.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-21
PRESIDENT HEARS
he HAS NEW YORK
CHAIRMAN OF THE REPUBLICAN
STATE COMMITTEE GIVES
HIM THE FIGURES,

BEVERLY, MASS, Oct. 20.---The
president will carry New York for
president and hedges viii win for
governor, according TO estimates re
ceived by President Taft tonight from
the chairman OF the Republican State
committee Of New YORK. The state
ment as sent out by the president to-
night was as follows:
II am very much pleased to re-
ceive estimates from the chairman o.
the Republican State committee of
New YORK as 10 the vote TO be cast
or November 5th next. The reiia bill ty
of these estimates and the system in
use in taking them, has been demon
strated in all u the campaigns for
the fifteen years last past. In 1903
they were within $4,000 of the actual
majority / received, and they showed
the Hughes vote almost as cast In
1904 they were equally reliable on
the Roosevelt and Higgins vote.
The figures given me by the com
futtee are from eanVasses completed
in 495 election district outside OF
Greater New York. They show
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-21
E4ELG BOMB I'D
' LIZA CRUZ CITY
tcontinutd from page II
Of the battle for the possession OF the
city are expected any moment.
Asks RECOGNITION.

Although long conference took
place here today between General Daz
and Captain Charles +, Hughes. in
command Of the United States cruiser
Des Meines, which steamed into port
carly this morning, Iilaz informed the
American commander that he would
control all the eastern coast ~ Mexico
In week. and gave him figures on
which he asked for recognition OF the
revolution by the United States.
Diaz said that all revnlutionists In
with him.
taorfrr1f 1ts.ssv sHtSrr srtsEtst ofiiciut
recognition friday through the Aneri-
can consul IN Vera cruz, claiming That
his possession of two important see,
ports and an army of approximately
two thousand men entities him 10
proper recognition,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-21

The maelstrom attracts more notice
tho, tho quiet fountain, a comet draws
more attention than the steady star:
but 1t Is better to be fountain than
niaelstrom ana star than com st. fol-
lowing out the sphere and orbit OF
quiet usefulness In which God places
us. --Tsev John Hall, p. y.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-21
,fext..a fitv surrounded

MNNIGp IITV. Oct. s0.---Ths
Neuva FRA the organ ~ the Mexican
government. issnsd an extra tonight
with The lilforhrreien that the bonn
harsth,ent If Vera Cruz began latf
this afteruevn General Beltral u
commanding the federal. fosoes OF
Vera CRUZ The Nneya Era gives No
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-21

bee~ summoned from nearby towns.
Half Of the families In this place are
represented In the victims OF the ac-
cident.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-21

ne nght n take up the helm for
the prostrata leader. the Bun Moose
headuoarters took on stir over
news that senator Dixon liz coming
4 out 10 take charge Of the Chicago
1 nea eouarters This step was taken
| nj the advice ef Colonel Roosevelt.
/ after ne heard glowing reports Of the
status ot the progressive race in the
West.
+ In conference with lea ders al the
bedside in the last few critical days.
{ the ex-president was informed THAI
the Ball Moose move is spreading
over the country with yNhirlwIn2
force While the shooting OF the
Buli Moose chief, last Monday night,
halted the active work III the cam
uaigR. his intimates told him that
sentiment for him mad grown Hike
Wild Ere.
Ar this caused Roosevelt 20 arge
thar the campaign he renewed w'th
it7%reassta sigor. He wanted tlif pre-
gre~sives 10 take The lead, rs he felt
tsey has up to the time he was shot
I:e.aseplels AhaAEhI then that Ia. nad
put Governor Wilson on the defsn-
efyr. and he desired to keep him
there so he cUunseNed his leaders.
sy they sat In his sick room. To blast
away everywhere throughout the
roantry from now on. IN the hope
q turning the advantage 10 the pro-
eroSsive ticket.
For she last two week. If tho
r8mpaign, therefore st Roosevelts
own direction the progressive fight
~ 10 be pushed forward without let
up Exactly what part the colonel
can play, aside frcn that OF locker
on. and casual adviser. is 10 be de-
termiued by the rapidly IF his re-
t.oyerv after ne reaches the duietude
~ Sycamore Hiil. II he obevs meek
is the orders III hlf physicians and
can bold hiq,seff IN cheek ror q week
or sa II is regarded aS possible that
he may swing into tlle fight in its
last stages with appearances on the
stump but as the 1ictors pointed oHt
IN bulletin today. he must ~ siewfv
when he returns 10 Oyster Bay, If
ht is to later make his re-entry III
the arena.
The Buil Moosers here were try
ibg to figure today the political effecl
Of the shooting of the colonel White
ti1,y. RETAINED from openly discussing
f. they wefe forced IL consider 4 AZ
Il potent factor. Ever since the night
rNe buffet waB fred, tho progressive
leaders have been getting letters end
kilograms from the country over.
conveying exnreSs}ore of sympathy
for the stricken leader from men o.
varying political faith In All Of
herH e|ne Of deep admiration fa~
the unfinching courage of the Bull
Moose leader has ucen sounded
Democrats and Republicans alike
have written that they have been
moved bv the evident sincerity of the
eo16neI, dc shown In his amazing act
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-21

\
This would necessarily result In the
election of the Republican presiden-
tial electors and of Hedges IS COVER
nor
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-21
C0tt OhEL tEIfHl|ttftG t WHIT WHITE
POLITICAL. Bills OVER
(con tinued FROM paNe -

fA70FF3 VIZ RHF-7F = ~ F7-'NF IT
49,
stubborn determination "a remain In
the eampaign. He confessed chat h.
was afraid Colonel Roes Welt would
storm atgal IT, He left II 10 the
eoionei's physicians 10 teii HIM ant
rhrns rEeti he hoped the OK president $
pulse wouldn't go ti7ttering.
Aal0e rras1 tha governors leap into
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-10-21
AUTO EXPl0OESs; :
THREE Will DIE

CONTINUED from drss page.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-07-01
MONTHLY BILLS
ARE APPROVED BY
COUNTY DADS
BOARD WILL REMAIN IN sEs-
SION UNTIL AFTER FOURTH
OF July

County and city bills were exam
ined. audited. approved and ordered
allowed by the board of county
commissioners in regular monthly
session at the commissioners rooms
at the court house today. Routine
business was about all that was
transacted and very few matters
outside of the ordinary attracted the
attention of the board.
The commissioners will remain in
session for nearly a week in order
that people, who gather in Tonopah
from outside points, might desire t.
appear before the board A recess
will be taken this evening until
tomorrow morning. On Wednesday
the beard will hold a brief session
and then adjourn over until JUL
6, when an opportunity will be O.
fered all parties who have business
to transact, to appear.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-07-01

II you want to sell your goods
nse the columns of the Bonanza II
cts results.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-07-01
HAVE BOND ON
WINGFIELD GROUP
MINING CLAIMS
WE'LL KNOWN MINING MEN
WILL SOON START DEVELOP
MENTS ON LARGE SCALE

An option on the Wingfield group
of claims, adjoining the Tonopah
Merger ground, has been secured
by Frank Bonneau and William J.
Cartan. Both gentlemen arrived
in Tonopah this morning and will
spend several days in looking over
the property The ground was at
one time known as the Sully group,
but of late it has been referred to
as the Wingfield group.
Mr.. Bonneau is one of the pio-
neers of Tonopah, having been en-
gagged in the mining business here
during the plamy days that existed
before the panic came. Mr.. Cartan
is a widely known mining man, who
has operated extensively in the west,
and is likewise an old-timer in this
district.
1t is the intention of the two
gentlemen to commence operations
ON the Wingfield group on an eX-
tensiye scale. The group lies to
the north of the Merger ground and
directly west of the Tonopah Home
| holdings.
While only a bond has been Sc
cured, it is believed that the actual
transfer of the property to the new
owners will be but a matter of g
few days, as it is understood that
negotiations for the sale OF the
ground are now pending.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-07-01
TO DEMONSTRATE
THE new VACUUM
CLOTHES WASHER
VACUUM CLEANER CREDITED
WITH WASHING TUB OF
CLOTHES IN THEE MINUTES

r. C. Nudge, who is demonstrat-
ing the new vacuum clothes washer
has arrived in Tonopah and opened
demonstration rooms in the vacant
building at the corner OF Brougher
avenue and Central street, two
doors above the Bonanza office.
The vacuum cleaner is one of
the latest inventions and has proved
a boon to housewives. Il Is credit
ed with washing a tub Of clothes In
three minutes and is operated with
compressed air, The finest fabrics
can be washed In the same tub
with ordinary white clothes aud no
possible injury will result.
MIR, Nudge declares that he will
demonstrate every machine sold and
no one will be asked 10 buy unless
they are perfectly satisfied The
machine will not only be demon
strated At the local office. but vii
be taken 10 the hume of prospective
purchasers and demonstrated with
ont any obligation
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1912-07-01

Have you a house to rent? Adj
pertise it in the want ad column.
Advertisements in the Bonanza
bring big results.
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