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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-08-23

~ mr. u1uor6ot ~ boooss
Nv YUfs o(soot Goon01nG aooast
meoG ta,he1 = ~ aaaual l(1sR =
- CIV Han nsDertseo' asooelae1sa -
~ 49, ~ unlte1 s0urt anoag ~
~ oDe1a1A
s-tAe - = svsey oeganiseticn
Gheu11 leara bow y ~ tege9hee,s
~ sD1g NM sTho co1y wv ~
- ~ Anywhere u Ills world y b.
unite1 s9ust. We ought - stop think.
- q what ~ woul6 Individually
H.. 90 % 70 thinning q what ~
eoa - u W - u altogother. Ard
80 ean't Ut eoesther unlses 10y
~ : pinch. 4 psssimist 10 . 1ssd
vslsat I wouldn't Asvs Ain = the
pssuisseLs
he toid this little story u . byepas
1selhall gnms to Illustrate hls point.
i was bstwssa Harvard and Prince.
tea-~Dtg Dill'' vas . star o he
rriaostoa lineup-aa1 Princstcn's
tsan hal not been playing any too
osod BAN that season. whereas Har.
var1 Aad bssa . ssnsatioa.
Ne wsse o the way 10 the dress.
~ rooa." ~ sBig Bill I'VE hadn't
~ Into our uniforms yet. The best
naa - oar team walked with the
captain.
sT'n afraid ws'Ss going to b. beat.
- sai4 h. I've besn thinking this
evsr. md I don't - whsrs ~ havS
. chance TO beat Harvard
what's thatr asked the captain.
tive bssa comparing the two
eeaas.' said this star player. and
toav think that W can possibly beat
Harvard
BY thunder beloved the captain.
STRIKING the othsr man IN the face.
'ycu nssdnt put your uniform on.
IN have No such man % you on .
toaa I run. % hack to the stands.
! loat 1T you n the dressing room
sAn1.s 1nisAsl big Bin" "Princs.
~ vsa.s
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-08-23

centlnent That Was Lest.
One Of the wonders Of tho word that
men hear little about II tho Lost Con.
tinent. 6sa-going men arc familiar
with the chain Of little islands that ex-
END from the continent Of Asia down
% Australia. Should the ocean 90
iown ilve hundred feet this Lost Cont
rent would be restored. II h believed
that . few aeons ago the Lost Cont
asnt really existed.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-08-23

a eolAeo eagls which has bssn IN
captivity n Naldoa. Essex. for %
ysara. has just died. II was . female.
purchased n LeaAsnhail market. and
Tor several ysars made . nest and laid
sggs. On one occasion. says the Dun.
dee Courier. hens eggs being given TO
Il TO cit on. Il Matched and reared
brood d chickens. but In other years
~ chicks wsrs always eaten - soon
- hatched.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-08-23


Tests - q new towing system In
veate1 ~ . German government en-
glnssf. Herr Koss. have bssn recent.
b na1s - he Hiltrup section II -
nllss b 1sngthl q The Dortnund Ems
canal An elastic rail- b laid 1t the
bottom q tAs canal. and the tustoat
carries q IT. bottom fosr rollers
which clasp the rail. These rollers
ase eDesats1 fro0 the bat which 10
thus Deepslle1. 4 large economy Of
power d claimed for this method. TIE
sspssinsntAl tug b worried b. cleo.
ts1olty. he snsrgy bslng obtained
tAFeasA . eabIs iron an auxiliary
bsat eeulpDsd with . dynamo. This.
howsvee. y only . provisional Or.
san0snsat. as1 IN ordinary working
. trolley wtre would - Installed
alsa0Bl1e the canal. Elsctrical opera
~ en- eevtossiy ~ replaced b.
esu1e "a motors. etc. each baros b.
~ otte1 with q ct u rollers acting
- ~ rail.-Los1oa Times.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-08-23
psvssssl Abevs the Jeks.

ny daughter had tried to inculcate
,ouraee In her twoyear-old boy By
telling him when any accident befell
hin that 1T was only joke" One
aight . tornado struck the neighbor.
aood. and while trees were crashing
around them and they expected mo-
mentarily to b carried away he crept
ap to his mother and. pulling her
irsss. said. Mamma. 10 this just .
Ioko f-Exchange.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-08-23
eeevne a. oId One on HIN.

opsvnS m oid One on Him.
BY the way. ! saw . string Of excep
tionally large monkeys. ] mentioned
that they looked like small men. and
! darby broke In and said: Boss,
them monkeys can speak u they want.
"a to. but they are afraid that II they
ia they would b. put 70 work.
Northwestern.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-08-23
Nc Also Serves Who

Ne Also Serves Who
n you want TO serve the people" II
Isn't necessary to run for an once.
Work hard. attend to your own bust
ness, and pay your bills on the first
Of the month. Follow that plan and
you will b more popular than any
statesman. and will have less grisf.-
Emporia 0asstts.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-08-23

example q Folly In lltl0stlen.
A suit growing out Of IRE set IN
. patch Il heather and involving dam.
Ages Axed b. one Judge At el.36. has
bsen fought through six courts In Eng.
land. finally reaching the court Of ap-
peal
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-08-23

May Nave hems In the ALI.
On the analogy Of the houseboat. Q
Manchester inventor has devised .
Aying machine that can be converted
Into two-story cottage and made to
serve The uses Of home for the avi.
atoe.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-08-23

WoWon ~ WeNy HWo6
The public examination was con.
ciudsd 1t the London (Eng.) bank
ruptcy court recently. Of woman
Who was sworn a. Alice Mabel Fran
Gee Emily Paola blanca Mary Cath.
srins Stewart. which. she said. was
her fun name.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-08-23


A unglisA corrsspoadsnt q the
11rtaP na1s nsatioa h . recent lst.
~ e . ~solAss hslnst. 4 Manchse
~ Guardian coatSibutoP points oct
that ths word has - coanectioa what.
eves With Tie sun. sopla" b the Hin.
q asd Dsa0all nans Tor the tall Ign.
ma1eus swamp plaat known - bot
aaises - AsscAcynoasat aspsra. the
s1sns e Which furnish ~ plth. oh.
eswlso eDenosweo1. whioA b ma1s NJ
oneo ~ hs1mees WON ~ uuropsans
= ~ tseoees. Hence ~sola tepl" y
~ y - translated verbally = ~sun
boooel.s slthea0A ~ oeofasoea b mt
ugnl e1eagh. eoasl1ssiag bow Deeelss
= ~ tgane1at1eo y lAeG
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-08-23
llfe In YotvN.

One nice thing about loaflng In .
big town 10 that n . man has money
enough hs can get shaved twice
day without exciting commsnt.-0al
weston News.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-08-23

TIE pompous lawyer assumed his
most Imposing msin. "0sntlemeu Of
the Jury" he began. imprsssivsly. Il
once sat upon the judges bench In The
state II Maine. and.
where vas the judgss" interrups,
- the 0pposins ATTORNEY. The House.
hsspss.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-08-23

l1)eMeeo sbse 0esl q An olR.
lllsaass b ~ unfosuiveabls sin. ~
sanss II b ths mother Il all ethee
IlAA
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-08-23

chslseisMeey aNd clelseashln
Whn1svee maAes nea goed CASee.
lians nstss thsn Oso1 sitissns. -Danr
~ Wsho1es.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-08-23

pisee q the owbllms IN ~.
The beautiful 10 the most useful IN
At: but the sublime b art b the most
Asipfui 10 moetals. for II elsvstss the
0lnl.-Joubeg1
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-08-23

n tte caeltsliss cisea
~ maa with health aad strsugo1
anl eoe1 character y : capltallsl.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-08-23

Ths spirit Of psrson's lifs 10 ever
shedding some power. just ~ flower
b steadily bestowing frasrance upoa
tAs air.--T. Starr King.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1912-08-23


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p.o. . sr
c'uese ~ ."s I1"oa sIns' ~
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atoe.
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been fought through six courts In Eng.
land. finally reaching the court o. sp'
peal
-
big town 10 that u . man has money
enough hs can set shaved twice
day without exciting commsnt.-Oal
weston News.
Pavet.
Nothing can work me damage o..
eept myself; the harm that ] sustain
caFry about with ne, and novsr am
49, p'e~se.
Tns spirit o. 2 psrscas n1s y evsr
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-08-02
Overheard in Pontiac Barber Shop

Man in Chair-Has that stiff armed barber been
for job?
Barber-He was in, but he was looking for a
touch not job. Too bad, too; he's good barber if
he'd only let booze alone.
Man in Char-Sure he is, he did all Our work at
the institution during the winter
Barber-No need of his being in the poor house
if he only let whisky alone.
Man in Chair-That goes for the rest of them.
Nine-tenths of the sent to there through
booze.
Note-It developed that the man in the chair
was the superintendent of the Livingstone county
poor farm.
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-08-02
THE AMERICAN ISSUE
August 2, 1912.
Political But Not Partisan

1t would seem there still few people who
have not rasped the vital distinction between politics
and partsanship. They those who are still shout
ing you can mix religion and politics., and don't
take politics into the pulpit 1t goes without saying
that many of those who raise this cry are apologlsts
for the saloon and for political crookedness, and are
therefore sincere. Their protest entitled to
consideration. But there few sincere people
who, not seeming able to dferentiate between the
two protest against the introduction OF politics into
the church or pulpit.
The Fulton County Democrat in recent editorial
on "Pojtics in the Pulpit calls attention to these
definitions from Webster:
Parsanship-The of being partisan, adherent
party feelings of conduct-approprate to partisan
Potics-The of government that of ethics
points, which has do with the regulation and gov
of nation the preservation of its safety
peace and prosperity.
This draws the distinction very closely. The
Democrat makes this pertinent comment:
obvious that parsanship should find place in the
pulpit But the humble Fulton Democrat believes we have
epoch national life when pupits
ntelgeny and periodically endowed should bravey ring
with philosophical righteousnessa with the Decalog
and the Sermon on the Mount
The cry has been going UP for some years that the
pulpit is losing its power We wonder would that cry
be heard if the $4,000 pulpts of the land Numbered
with the demand for political righteousness. Partisan
ship of course, have place here-but practical
patriotism which will cry out and spare not against all
wrong in political life-would not that galvanze the
pulpit into new vitality and vrity and
make it an irresistible power for righteousness in the
land? The church has no business with partisanship
but the church has business with politics. The Anti
Saloon League is the church The Anti-Saloon League
therefore has business with craftsmanship it forms no
partisan alliances and it seeks to control mans
party affiliations But the League does have to do
with politics. Much it has to do is with politics. The
saloon problem is largely a political problem and
therefore the against the saloon must be fought
out in the realm of politics The League is intensely
political But it is not partisan and in that fact that
it is political but partisan lies the secret of its
nd IF itc
The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-08-02


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The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1912-08-02

Notice to
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-11-06
THE TRIbUNE'S
MORNING EXTRA

With its modern machinery and
printing equipment, its fast per-
fecting press, it's force Of compe-
tent workmen, and its unlimited
telegraph and telephone service,
the Bismarck Daily Tribune is
proud Of the fact this morning that
it is able to supply its readers of
the city Of Bismarck at their
breakfast tables and to III rvsd-
ers all over the slope at an early
morning hour, with all the news
of the city, county, state and ma
tion as completely as was complet-
ed up to going to press at 4::30
this morning. There will be at
least three additional editions dur
ing the balance Of the day in or
der that Tribune readers may be
supplied with up-to-the-m minute
election news.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-11-06
By J. W. FOLEY,

At midnight last night aft
er hearing from precincts in
all parts Of the state, MIR. Fo-
ley, acting chairman Of the
republican state central COM
mittee, made the following
statement: &. From the re
turns received, the election Of
Mr.. Hanna is indicated by a
plurality Of from ten to fifteen
thousand votes. The issue in
the campaign was simply the
relative fitness Of the candi-
dates for governor and it was
upon this issue that the repub-
lican state committee made its
campaign. The committee be-
lieves the people Of the state
have decided wisely. If fur
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-11-06
HELLS7R0M HAS
NO STATEMENT

The night editor Of the Tribune
reached Mr. Hellstrom by tele-
phone at the Commercial club
rooms last night about ten 0 clock
whore he was watching the returns
from over North Dakota. He was
asked fora statement as to what
he thought the returns indicated
at that time, and he stated that
there was no statement that he
had to make.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-11-06
Midnight STATEMENT
Of ACTING Chairman

ther returns show that MIR.
Hanna has been elected, as
they undoubtedly will, it may
be said that he will enter the
Office Of governor by the
choice Of the people Of the
state without pledge or prom
iise except that he will give
the state the best administra.
tion of which he is capable.
That obligation the committee
knows he will discharge in
full.
THE returns also indicate
the election Of the entire re-
publican state ticket and Of
the republican candidates for
congress. It looks at this time
as though the republican can
didates had been elected with
out a break in the line.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-11-06

and Labor: Gilbreath 119, Morrl-
son 20, jacobson 5.
Senator: Hughes 115, Glitschka
80, Mockler II.
House: Fox ll2, Homan ll5,
Williams 50, Bertsch 81, Clifford
"a, Crum %, Richards 2.
Treasurer: Pratcr 110, Marvel
sc.
Sheriff: Barnes l25, Carstens
33.
County Judge: Costello 81,
Fort SO.
Register Of Deeds: Keenan, 90,
Forrister Al, Anderson Is. T..
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-11-06
FIRST Returns
FROM 'CLUSKY

The Tribune is indebted to it's
many friends from over the slope
and other sections Of the state for
the promptness in forwarding ear
ly returns from various precincts.
The Tribune appreciates the ef-
forts on the part Of its friends as
it has in past elections. The first
returns received this election were
from the city Of Met Clusky, the
county seat Of Sheridan county.
Auditor Teibel sent the returns by
long distance telephone.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-11-06
RETURNS FROM over
CITY OF BISMARCK
CITY OF BISMARCK.
First Ward.

= AeSV " - ~
President: Taft Ga, Wilson 40,
Roosevelt AZ.
Congress: Young 1l5, Minkler
"a.
Governor: Hanna 12O, HelstrOm
81, Sweet 9.
Attorney General: Miller l02,
Sullivan 81.
Commissioner of Agriculture
and Labor: Gilhreath ll6, Morri-
son 81, jacobson 8.
Senator: Hughes 01, Glitschka
As, Mockler "a.
House: Fox l1S, Homan l16,
Williams 1O3, Bertsch 40, Clifford
40, Crum AZ, Richards 6.
Treasurer: Prater 1O4, Marvel
48.
Sheriff: Barnes 1O3, Carstens
go.
County Judge: Costello l04,
Fort Al.
Register Of Deeds: Keenan, lO6,
Forrister 81, Anderson %.
County Commissioner: Kositz-
ky Sc, Breen 81.
Supreme Court: Bruce 135,
Robinson 20.
Constables: Higgins 107, La
kin 1O3, Varley 1O4, Thompson
SO, Watkins 13.
Second Ward.
President: Taft 60, Wilson 67,
Roosevelt A..
Congress Young 1913, Minkler
26.
Governor: Hanna 1O2, He'll
strom 81, Sweet II.
Attorney General: Miller 95,
Sullivan 70.
Commissioner of Agriculture
and Labor: Gilbreath 125, Morri-
son 46, jacobson 6.
Senator: Hughes 100, Glitsch-
ka 64, Mockler 10.
House: Fox l25, Homan 127,
Williams Ill, Bertsch 43, Clifford
80, Crum 81, Richards 6.
Treasurer: Prater 124, Marvel
81.
Sheriff: Barnes 129, Carstens
48.
County Judge: Costello 106,
Fort AZ.
Register of Deeds: Keenan,
100, Forrister 49,, Anderson Is.
Constables: Higgins 126, La
kins 126, Varley 129, Thompson
IS, Watkins ~.
Third Ward.
Congress: Young 1l3, Minkler
20.
Governor Hanna 50, Helstrom
so, Sweet 10.
Senator: Hughes 80, Glitschka
81, Mockler "a.
House: Fox ia, Homan l04,
Williams "a, Bertsch 42, Clifford
IS, Crum 80, Richards IA.
Treasurer: Prater 119, Marvel
80.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-11-06
Republicans Carry
City and County
By Big Majority

Sheriff: Barnes lOS, Carstens
so.
County Judge: Costello S6,
Fort As.
Register of Deeds: keenan,
JOG, Forrister 81, Anderson 10.
County Commissioner: Kositz-
ky JOG, Breen SIS.
Supreme Court: Bruce l2S,
Robinson Is.
Constables: Watkins 2S,
Thompson 54.
Fourth Ward.
President: Taft Sc, Wilson 35,
Roosevelt s.
Congress: Young 36, Minkler
"a. 'it'' y
Governor: Hanna Ga, Helstrom
"A, Sweet 2.
Attorney General: Miller 81,
Sullivan AZ.
Commissioner of Agriculture
and Labor: Gilbreath II, Morri-
son q, jacobson 2.
Senator: Hughes 65, GGlitsch-
ka 25, Mockler II. .
House: Fox SO, Homan Ga, Will
liams 81, Bertsch %, Clifford 80,
Crum "A, Richards 4.
Treasurer: Prater SO, Marvel
"a. ...---.. .
Sheriff: Barnes "a, Carstens II.
County Judge: Costello Al,
Fort 43. 3 ..s.
Register of Deeds: Keenan, SO,
Forristcr 26, Anderson q.
Supreme Court Bruce 65, Rob
inson %. 49,. e..
Fifth Ward.
President: Taft 62, Wilson 81,
Roosevelt IS, Socialist 6.
Congress: Young 70, Minkler
%, Yoder 5.
Governor: Hanna IS, Helstrom
40, Sweet 2.
Attorney General: Miller 73,
Sullivan 40.
Commissioner Of Agriculture
and Labor: Gilbreath 80, Morri-
son %, jacobson 0.
Senator: Hughes 68, Glitschka.
81, Mockler 19.
House: Fox 78, Homan 88, Will
liams Is, Bertsch q, Clifford %,
Crum 26, Richards 6.
Treasurer: Prater Is, Marvel
81.
Sheriff: Barnes n, Carstens AZ.
; County Judge: Costello So,
Fort Al.
Register Of Deeds: Keenan, go,
Forrister 36, Anderson 10.
Supreme Court: Bruce SO, Rob
inson Is.
Constables: Thompson 81, Wat
kins 6.
Sixth Ward.
President: Taft sc, Wilson 40,
Roosevelt %.
Congress: Young 116, Minkler
26.
Governor: Hanna Ill, Hell
strom 46, Sweet 4.
Attorney General: Miller LOG,
Sullivan AZ.
Commissioner Of Agriculture
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-11-06

CONTINUED rr0m Page Six.)
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-11
WANT THE RATES
 ID BE LOWERED
Business Men of Montana Petit ton Commission to Lower
 Freight Rates.

Washington. D. c.. Nov. ll.-- \ petition was filed with the in- tcr-statc commerce. commission today which constitutes q record in the history of the commission in two respects. It contains the names of i,562 separate com plainants who arc business men of Montana, and it demands rep aration in the sum of $500, 1000.
 The complaint was directed against the Northern Pacific and 75 other carriers. Freight rates on all classes and commodities are attacked as unreasonable. ex- Orbitant and discriminatory; the commission is asked to reduce the rates from 25 to 50 per cent. according to the character of the articles transported, and dam ages in the sum mentioned arc demanded for all excessive charges on shipments during the years 1910, 1911 and 1912.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-11
SOCIALISTS CARRY
 LANDL0CK BAY
Votes Cast, of Which the Highest Socialist Gets
 Twenty-six.

w. \. Dickry, of Landluck. ar rived in town last night and brought with him the returns of ilr i.andlock precinct. The Sn- cialists carried the precinct by ~ large majority. Twcnty-twn straight votes were cast for the ticket.
 The result was somewhat of d surprise, as both the local sen ainrial candidates had strong hope, of a big lead from Land- lock and inc result between them is almost an even break. Tho vote was as follows:
 Willard if, German g. BaId- win 12. TanSy ,. Ray ,. O'eiI 21, Boyle i2. Yooungs 6, Kelly g.. stuart 2G, Ingram 1T. Barrett f, Gilman |. McCalluIn 26, Barry 23. Oldham :. Gray ,. Chase ;, Ilrgn"r -. Frame 1.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-11
DENEEN ID CALL
 SPECIAL SESSION
Illinois Gov6rnor Will Have Re- publican Legislature Fill
 lorimers' Seat.

Chicago, Nov. .--GOr. Dencen will call a special session of the present Illinois legislature to elect a successor to Lolimer. This is because of the fact that the new legislature just chosen has Democratic majority on joint ballot. It will elect d Dem Ocrat to succeed Cullom. James Hamilton Lewis is the Democrat ic nominee.
 II Is thought probable that the present legislature al Inc called session, will elect l.. '. sherman to Lnrimrr'S place. He Was the Republican nominee for the long term. It may be that Gov. Denrrn himself will try for the place. The short term is for two years. nr urtil March I. 1915.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-11
MOTHER DENIES
 CLAIMANT SON

St. Louis, Nov. ij.--The claim ant in the Kimmel case, who for week has been hunted, walked into the court room during the trial of ihc insurance suii Sa, urday.
 Judge Grimm ordered a sher- fir to take the claimant into cus- tody on an attachment issued a week ago.
 Mrs. J. Estelle Kimmel, mother of George A. Kimmel, and the claimant, were made to stand by each other. Then Mrs. Kimmel was asked if tho claimant was her son.
 He is not my son." she said in low tones.
 VI don't sec how mother can treat me so," said the claimant as he took his scat.
Valdez daily prospector., 1912-11-11
PAY LIN
 SQUIRREL RIVER
Northern Camp, After Years of Prosp ecting, at Last Shows
 Good Pay.

Jack Drvinr has struck pay on k"nai creek in the Squirrel river and has at least $2O,OOO already in sight according to a letter just received from him by II. C. Leonhauser. who is now in Nome.
 The pay was found on No. 5 above. MT. Leonhauser says there can be no doubt whatever about it as the letter to him came direct from Devinc. He was rather reluctant than otherwise about telling of the strike when questioned directly after infor- nation had been received from an indirect source. He did not give out any detailed informa- ton but seemed to think that the strike made by bevine is rfotyon- ly genuine, but really good. = Nome Nugget.