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The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-04-04
Smart Ealla,x

ibid Sam make u success in lifeT'
"He did,
SLOW"
"BoOsting his wife's business"
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-04-04
Starting the Ball Rolling.

0O0ng the Bal HOllm&.
Baseball fans in Kalispell are
getting ready for the opening Of the
season and the park Is being put In
shape. A subscription list is also
being passed around to raise funds
Tor the maintenance OF the team.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-04-04
Humor and
Philosophy
THE MAGIC WORD.
~ DUNCAN ~. .s1ssra


If yeu would hurry to success
WITHOUT the shadow Of a guess.
Your honeyed path serenely choose
a winter where the others lose
And - the leader in the game
With honor. riches. power and fame
Here u the key and secret straight:
Concentrate.
when you are listed for . task
Dent forty thousand questions ask
And fool around an, hour or 20
Before you strike single blow,
Go Ut II az busy bee
without another thing to see
And. working early. working late,
Concentrate.
Don't let your mind 60 on q chase
Through all the mystic realms Of space.
Go skipping lightly here and there
And In and out and everywhere
Except upon the work at hand
The problems that before you stand.
TO keep the task and record straight
Concentrate.
The heller SHELTER rattle brain
Observes his labors all in vain.
The man whose mind Is focused strong
Upon his task cannot go wrong.
Uniting brain and soul and heart,
He wins before the others start.
He knows the secret Of the great
Concentrate.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-04-04
No Bargain.

No Bargain.
"How would you like to trade places
with the kingy'
II wouldn't trade"
''Why n0t:'
"He'd want too much to boot" 7.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-04-04


Her seernful Attitude.
"Isn't Jane clever?"
"Why?"
'She has been pointing the finger of
scorn at U.S.
'For what?"
ITO emphasize the fact that she has
. new diamond ring on her finger"
n ~ Right, Oh!
"When does woman marry the
wrong man?'
Il don't know. When he Is poor?"
mot on your life.'
"When?"
"Nhen he is rich" .:
Hard to Find.
''That was Il queer match"
Il think 40. Why did she marry
him anyway"
"Just for fun. she said"
What il she doing now"
Looking for the joke"
His Opinion.
what do you think Of Brown!''
what do you lnean?"
Just what say. What 10 your
opiniony''
Il think he il sinful waste Of ma
terial."
INDECENT.
"Jones has \ lot Ut trouble"
About what:"
keeping himself at work." Is
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
Brains are certainly needful. but
some people make a few 20 good
way.
Be long suffering. 1t IN spectacular
and effective.
Respiration when changed to aspira-
ton and then by hard labor transmit.
ed to Precipitation has been known tn
bring results.
1t Is hard to lose your reputation-if
it is sufficiently undesirable.
Married men have troubles of their
own and occasionally some that they
don't own.
| 1t Ia hard for man to forget a
favor-when he is the conferrer there
of.
Any man who would jilt girl de-
serves to enjoy what he subsequently
gets.
Some men look exactly as If they
bought on the dollar down and dollar
a week plan.
A grnft in need has saved many u
man from going to work.
Success IL a thing that doesn't have
to tell how It came by the goods.
1t isn't No hard to find what we like
as It II to like 1t after we have found
1t.
Don't worry about today. It will soor
be gone, and tomorrow will be able t.
blithelv turn into today and will hurry
awAy n vnafAeI1av 9th ou,,ol colorltv
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-04-04
She Didn't Understand.

She Didn't Understand.
"Do you understand men. Miss
F1irty'
Dear me. no."
Are we all mystery to you?"
"lndeed. yes. You in particular are
q mystery to me-"
"Really. That flatters me-"
IL knew it would"
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-04-04
Usual.

Usual. ~
''She always jumps at conclusions"
s'DOes she?'
"Every time"
"HOw does she come QUIT
"Hits it with both feet" ..r:t-
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-04-04
Il Al Depended.

jt All Depended.
"Would you reject jObY'
''That depends"
ION whaty'
'On whether l had chance to ac-
cept u situation"
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-04-04

The Confasra-
ton.
What il the
way to set about
1t to burn mOn-
ey?"
THE first thing
necessary il the
money"
YES"
And then the
match"
YES
IT hat is all.
only It is conven-
lent and comfort
ing to send u bur-
~ up call for the
ambulance just
before starting"
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-04-04

1t Is hard to persuade a girl that the
very latest fashion Is unbecoming to
her style Of beauty.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-04-04

Her Scornful Attitude.
"Isn't Jane clever?"
"Why?"
"She has been pointing the finger of
sc0rn at u.s.
For what?"
ITO emphasize the fact that she has
q new diamond ring on her finger"
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-04-04

INDECENT.
"JoneS has lot Ut trouble"
About what:" =,
"keepfng himself at work." ~
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-04-04

When Il business secret leaks out a
man always accuses his wife or his
clerk.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-04-04

Don't try to Please everybody. Re
mighty glad IL you can please any
body.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-04-18
Vein STRUCK IN MARSH mine
-
Steel Galena Running Better than $50
to the Ton Encountered at
Burke, Idaho

vein four and half feet wide than half of which
high grade galena running better than $50 gross to the ton,
encountered the first of the week the lower level of the
Marsh mine at Burke.
The encountered at vertical depth of 456 feet
below tunnel No. and about 500 feet below the surface Since
the recent discovery the mill has been put operation and
running at about wothrs of its capacity 1t is the present
intention to increase the force in the mine and the plant to
its full capacity matters be put in condition.
Two shifts working in the mill and it is reported that
full in both mine and mill will be put early this summer
In the upper workings the shoot has heightened
teay each level and believing that the shoot just encoun
tered will have similar tendency drifting has been begun to
determine the extent of the body.
The Marsh is located in the canyon short distance from
Burke and lies Immediately east and joining the Tiger Pooan
in the negborhood of the eca and Gere and discover
ed by Mark Cooney in the early 9O The property taken
by the present company in 1909 The property Wis
tied this week by v and Edward Poman Of Spokane who
heavily Interested Other Spokane stockholders John
a. White and A. A. Booth who for time in charge OF
operations. The control Of the stock is held by b. H. Cowel
president and United States Senator Jos M Dixon of Mssoula
and Eugene Carroll Of Butte, Mont.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-04-18
FINE ORE IN THE PRUDENTIAL
Men Encounter High Grade Galena in
First Few Feet-.-Are Taking Pay
in Stock Of Company

Some splendid samples Of brought in this week
from the property of the Prudential mining company whose
holdings are located about miles northwest of Wallace and
directly west of the H. E. NJ The group consists OF five
claims The samples taken from the face Of the crosscut
of the main drift which has been distance OF 700 feet
and has attained depth of approximately 500 feet The
is of good milling grade ana is of clean shipping
quality The srnger is said to be Is inches wide Consider
able work has been done intervals this group and the
ledge has been shown have width Of 16 feet in several
places.
Little work has been done January the claims
at that time bad air encountered and impossible to
get pipe until about 10 days ago when operations were again
resumed The progress since then has been most satisfactory
the ground while in places requiring tmberlng, as
rule has solid walls The property is we'll equipped for pres
en development and it is the intention to continue this nde1
ely and all men working there taking their pay in stock
the indications being promising large amount OF water
has been encountered which place was so heavy that 1t
necessaed the driving of 65 feet to the west in order to avad
it, The main of the group are j. D. Curran, W. B.
Scott and c. W. Tooe w Lewis is in charge OF operations
at the mine and according to him the showing for the amount
of work done the of the best he has In the dis
trict in which he has had much experience.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-04-18
SPEND[ARGESUMONADVANCE
Property Near Mullan Has Spent $780,.
600 in Development Work and
Has Fine Showing

In order to give idea of the work which being under
taken by the Northwest Bureau of Mines Spokane and to
show the horoughness with which the questions contained in
their blanks enable mining companies to give information Tor
the benefit of investors we here publish OF the forms which
has been sent in by the Advance Mining company:
Corporate name-Advance Mining company. Incorporated
in the state Of ldaho Date of Incorporation August 1903
Main Office Missoula, Mont stock transfer Office Missoua
Mont capitalization $00O0O0 par value 81 per share out
standing 100000 shares F. D. Fox president Henry Hubert
secretary, Mssoua Mont Five claims in group located in
Occur dAlene mining district Shosone county, IDAHO The
nearest railroad point LARSON which reached by good
wagon road.
The ledge 10 feet wide has dip of 80 degrees and strikes
northwest the character of the gaena carrying silver
and lead and the formation the Revette quarzite The
work done far the group consists of main drift in 1880
making total of 1860 feet driven during development The
Of blacksmith shop TOOLS cabin mine and other TOOLS The
water supply derived from stream which flows past mouth of
the tunnel The total capital invested in development and
equipment $20000 Bonded mortgage Indebtedness
Assessments levied total $4,000.
The important neghborng mines Snowstom Snow
SHOE Lucky Calumet and Butte 4 Occur Aene Remarks
The claims located in the heart Of the Occur dene min
ing district and surrounded by the above important prop
critics The indications Of making good mine pro-
nounced and the development work is being pushed ndustr
ousy The report signed by F. d Fox president and Henry
Hubert secretary treasurer the company and bears the Off
cial seal of the corporation.
Anyone desiring Of these blanks same by
addressing the secretary of the Northwest Mining Bureau in
Spokane or by calling at The Miner Office
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-04-18
pRospECToR Is HELD PRISONER BY CAR.

Joe Matt aged prospector saved from beng hed
prisoner under an ore car for indefinite length OF time tins
week when his cries for help fortunately heard and ne
was released from his perous position He suffered broken
leg in the accident.
For than 20 years Matt has worked alone on ths
monerv When he had accumulated enough from other work
supply him with grub and powder it was his custom to return
to the prospect and continued work the tunnel This week
while taking of muck to the dump he allowed to go
far on the poorly supported track and he attempted to
dump it the car turned turtle caught and broke of his legs
and held him fast His cries for help heard by other men
working the guch who hurredy released him and brought
him to hospital in this city where he is rapidly recovering
from his injury.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-04-18
K1pNAp BOY TO GET LEASE ON OIL LANDS.

Marcus Covey Cherokee Indian boy, who lured to
London England last November by oil men for the purpose OF
holding him until he became of and then inducing him to
sign deed to his oil land which is valued at $75000 in the
hands of Fred Cook agent and his now
to Muskogee Okla The scheme to get Coveys oil lands
blocked by United States secret service and the boy
brought back Cook met him in st Louis
Covey made lease to Egan Bros Of Tulsa, but Tom Gil
crease associates declared the lease void They had
the boys father Byron Covey appointed guardian and agreed
to pay guardian $4,000 for the lease when the boy reached
his majority next july
While Gilcrease talking with the father the boy dsap
peared last Thanksgiving day and supposed to have been
kidnapped by rival oil companies He traced to New York
city where Covey by wagon and sui
fered broken Leg As he able he put on
steamer for England.
By threatening to prosecute them crmnay for kidnapping
agents forced them to bring the boy back from
London and in New York city United States agent took
charge of Cove The boys land located the Perry
man Pool, near Jenks Okla.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-04-18
PUSH WORK ON THE WONDERFUL

John Skogan and Frank Swanson, who had the last con-
tract on the Wonderful group the Stevens Peak district
have awarded another contract to continue the tunnel and
will commence work Immediately large amount OF supplies
were shipped to the property this week. The supplies
shipped the Northern Pacific to Soon Spur and from
there it will be necessary for the to pack to camp dis
a1ce Of three miles The group has promising surface show
ing and the work far has shown carrying values in cop
per and lead Some of high grade quality is said to have
also encountered The footwa has been followed III the
former work and it is the intention to continue this policy The
work will give vertical depth OF about 500 feet Inc main
owners of the Wonderful c. W. Gibbs A. H. feathersone
Tom Gearon and Henry lowes of Wallace and John and Mar
shall Taylor of Occur Aene City and W. b. Seeege OF WIS
consin. t.eaa.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-04-18
PRESENT CASEY JONES" APRIL q.

The selecting of titles for plays is the most difficult part OF
the theatrical business Many splendid plays have been fnan-
cav unsuccessful on account of having titles which did not
appca to the public Oliver abadie let Casey jones' lay
for two years after completed before he hit upon the apt
title which has largely responsible for the success OF the
offering The plot of Casey Jones' would suggest the fol-
lowing titles: "Is Marriage Failure, Winning Husband"
Bargain Husband "The Boy From Harvard" "Self Sac
rice The Spnster and the Lawyer "Too Much Married
and ''In Love With His Wife,. These titles indicate tnc
broad scope of the plot It is comedy drama IN
three acts and is considered somewhat unusual combining
heart interest with lots of clean fun and plot which It IS 10Y
to fatbom until the last lines have been spoken With Oc
Mack formerly of Murray and Mack Casey jones' Win ,e
original COMPANY will be seen at the Masonic Temple on Sat
urday, April q.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-04-18
YELLOW JACKET -GALENA BONDED.

The Galena and Yellow Jacket properties, covering the
ridge west of Nine Mile Monarch about three and a
miles northwest Wallace have been bonded to parties IN west
ern Washington Patrick Brady is the OF the Yellow
Jacket and A. H. Feaherstone the Of the Gaena ne
holdings of the latter company lie both north and south of the
Yellow Jacket All ioin and the bond for the entire group
The Yellow Jacket Of the old locations of Nine Mile
1t lies on the ridge northwest of the Monarch which joins the
California large of money has been spent in the deve
opment work this and tunnel 9oo feet long mas
driven mart Of which is crosscut and some good has been
encountered The work by the management will prob
abv consist in running on the ledge at least 300 feet further
Patrick Brady will have personal supervision OF the operations
and crew of three men has been put to work.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-04-18
THIRTEENTH SHIFT IS FATAL TO CARPENTER.

Andrew Dowve carpenter working his thirteenth SHIFT
at te new mill which the Snowso company is erecting at
Larson was seriously and likely fatally injured this week by
falling head first from the ladder % feet to the ground
He was brought to hospital in Wallace where it was found
he was suffering from two broken arms and broken back
Dowvie working the cave OF the building lie had
ogne almost to the last round possible his ladder and was
giving no thought possible danger when the bottom OF the
ladder slipped and threw him head first to the ground When
picked up by fellow workers. witnesses OF the accident VINO
came 70 his aid Dowvle was in semconscious condition
He gained strength after reaching the hospital and gave it as
his opinion that he had landed his hands and head but doc
tors are inclined doubt this statement as his hands show no
scratches or bruises An Xray examination shows dsoca
on of the vertebra of the verebae also broken The
fact that this was his thirteenth working day on the construc
on Of the new mill had been matter Of little thought to Dow
vle He not superstitious man and had no thought Oh
danger.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-04-18
GRUBSTAKES CHINESE; GETS FORTUNE

LOS ANGElFS-Sam Yet, perhaps Americas richest
chinese MINER into town from Nevada prepared to d
vide his fortune half and half with Sheriff William A. Ham
mel Several local mining who know the Chinese declare
his properties are worth from $5O00O0 $750000 Five years
ago he prosperous Nevada ranchman with plenty Of
money and handsome white wife After she died Sam Yet
began gambling and lost everything Hamme who had
known the Chinese rancher long time and believed in his
egrty and ability loaned him $1,000 for start. The
Chinese prospecting again located and sold half dozen
valuable claims in the Godfed country and finally found
something that looked too good to SELL which he has since been
working Hamme says he the property but has
been shown many rich samples from there lie does not want
more than the loan back but Sam Yet is nsistent,
The foregoing tale bears all the earmarks OF rank calard
for the reason primarily that Chinese have ever mined IN
the vicinity of Golded and there has never been Chinese III
the camp since it's inception 1t is pretty yarn but will not
do; at least not for Nevadans. Goldied News.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-04-18
RECEIVER IS APPOINTED.

A. G. Kennedy of Monarch this week appointed re-
ceiver of the Coeur dene North Fork Mining company TO
take effect at once The application for receiver was made
to settle financial difficulties that have recently up in con-
noct;on with the company Mr. Kennedy has been acting
manager of the company for time e. P Spadng beng
manager
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-04-18
NORTHERN LIGHT Is INSPECTED.

Frod Lowell and Vic Pohman of Spokane were in Kellogg
Saturday and Sunday made trip to the Northern Light prop
ertv on Pine creek They also examined several otner e
creek properties before returning home
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-04-18
VISIT THE CALEDONIA.

William A. and Walter J. Nichols of Spokane arrived in
Kellogg Saturday and inspected the Caledonia and Stewart
mines They made thorough examination of both properties
in which important strikes have lately been made
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1912-04-18
PUSHING WORK AT H. E. M.

v Edwards who had the contract for tunnel work on
the H. E. M this week completed his contract and now en-
Gagged in the air pipes and other equipment from the
lower workings to the upper where he will Immediately com
mence work on his lease. ..~
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-23
PEACE SITUATION
IS MUCH, BETTER
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
London, Dccg23.-A further relax
alton of the International tension oc-
CURED TO-DAY when Austria Hungary
Informed the European powers that
she considers the Balkan difficulties
as approaching satisfactory solu-
tion. This statement resulted from
Servia's action in apologizing for the
incident connected with the treat
ment of the Austrian consul at PIis-
rend, and also her acceptance of the
proposed arrangement for port on
the Adriatiy sea without territorial
possession.
The Turkish delegates did not in
sist on the reyictualing of Adrianople
today.
The Balkan peace conditions were
presented, and the Turkish delegates
said that il would require some time
for consideration.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-23
HEART ATTACK IS FATAL.
Continued from Page /.

The news was phoned to this city
this morning from the Samuel Ash
ley ranch, and Coroner X. b. Porter
of Fruita and Undertaken X. A. Yum
ker went to the ranch this morning,
and will return late this afternoon
with the body.
Mr.. White came here from Texas
five years ago, and was quite well
known and popular among HANNAH
Creek people. He was unmarried.
He had worked on several ranches,
and had been employed in reservoir
work on Grand mesa for some time.
When he died he vas boarding for
the winter at the Williams ranch.
Mr.. White was in good health prior
to his death, although he had had
slight heart attacks before. The fact
that the coroner was called to the
Williams home was the means of
spreading the impression in this city
that the death of the man was mys-
tcrious; but this was denied this af-
tcrnoon in a telephone conversation
with friends at the Ashley ranch who
We're thoroughly informed concern
ing Whites death.
What disposition will be made of
the remains has not yet been an
nounced, but it is likely that they
will be inferred here. The deceased
has relatives in Texas and Chicago.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-23
ORGANIZED LABOR
NOT GUILTY PLEA
FOR DEFENDANTS
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
indianapolis, Ind, Dec. 23.-"Or-
ganized labor never did and never
will approve of such nationwide
reign of violence and terrorism as is
charged here" asserted clifford S.
Langsdala in arguing before the jury
in the dynamite conspiracy trial here
today.
Langsdale spoke particularly in be-
half of w. Bert Brown and William
j. McClain of Kansas City, who are
charged with having guilty know
ledge of the explosion in that city
in August, 1910. lie declared that
Jacms b. McNamara was in Salt Lake
City at the time that it is charged
that he was in Kansas city confer
ring with the defendants.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-23
WILL SEARCH NATION FOR
SLAYERS OF JOS. l0GUE
Associated Press.

NbSUNTUINW TTtSS.
Chicago, Dee. 23.-A country wide
search was begun today for the two
men who are believed to have been
the slayers of Joseph IL. Logue. the
diamond merchant, who was MUIR
dered in his office last Friday. De-
scriptions of the two men who were
seen lettering in the hallway near
Logue's office on the day of the muir
der have been sent broadcast.
The police are also looking for
three women who are said to have
frequented Logue's office.
Two of the ten suspects who were
arrested Immediately after the MUIR
der have been released.
The daily sentinel., 1912-12-23
{, {, 6 {, 8 s,s,s, s. g g 8 9 8 % 8 Z
BURSTED PIPE
CAUSES TROUBLE.

Z, A window left open in one OF
= the offices on dhc second Floor
:, of the Fair building last night,
!, resulted iu frozen pipe, which
& burst and let flood of water
Z, cGme through the floor and
:, ceiling down into the big Fair
!, store. Tho water came through
!, the ceiling in deluge about
J. O'Clock this morning and, luck
= lily. the streams struck in the
: aisles and no goods suffered
= damage The, prompt work. Of
!, the corps OF clerks prevented
: damage from spattering and a
: large number of tubs caught the
!, water. A record run for the
: plumber aud a lot of fast work
!, slapped the trouble, and in a
!, few minutes Vail was serene
3 again.
- ~ ., ,