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Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-24
M'|NN|S GUILTY,
 SAYS THE JURY
Return 2erdict In Few Minutes Charged With Larceny From
 Dwelling.

The jury yesterday heard the evidence against Angus ID. Me Innis, the long lanky Scotchman, who was brought here from Cor dova, charged with larceny from a dwelling, in that he stole a watch, chain and fob from a cab in, were out only few minutes when they concluded to land on McInnis and he was found guilty. Judge Brown will pass sentence next week.
 The case of the government against Ben Rithamer, of Susit- na, occupied the attention of the court and jury today. Ritha- mer is chared with having sold liquor to the natives near the station.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-24
LAST SLATE CREEK
 OPERATOR HERE
Left Camp October Second--Weii Satisfied With Summers Work
 --Go to NeIchina.

Charles Swanson. the Slate creek operator, reached Valdez last night from the interior. Mr. Swanson was the last one to leave Slate creek, having left the camp October second. He is we'll sat- isfied with the work the past sea- son done on the Sandburg claims and will return in the spring to- continue the work.
 Bed rock was found on the claims at a depth of thirIy-two feet and the ten fee nf gravel has big pay besides he heavy ronccn- tration of placer on bed rock.
 Mr.. Swanson and his partners have done the most SyStemat lc mining ever done in the Slate creek district.
 Greatly interested in the Nrl- china district, Mr. Swanson wilt leave in few days for the new camp. using horses as far as the summit and dogs from there ors as soon as he SHOW comes. lEe spent some time ill the Nelchina 1 district in the fall of '98 and has always believed the district would some day come Go the front as a large camp.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-24
MERCHANTS WILL
 KEEP TRAIL OPEN
Intend to Call for Bids Providing for Open Trail to Will
 low Creek.

The merchants of Valdez have decided to keep the winter road open from Valdez to Willow creek and they will call for bids from the freighters in a few days providing for having the road marked from Valdez across the summit and kept open from the coast to Willow creek.
 Already large number of prospectors and miners are pre- pairing to go from Valdez to the Nelchina and Chisana, and they prefer to leave over the govern ment road because of the great saving in time and money.
 The roadhouse keepers also in- tend to co-operate with the Val deZ business men and will help to keep the road open, while the government will use the Valdez route, taking in supplies lo the different telegraph stations along the line.
 For the first time in several years every roadhouse from Val deZ to Willow creek will be kept open. The Erncsline rOadhouse being the last tn open. when Harry Miller sent supplies and culliDmpnt over tHu road last week.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-24
AID DINNER WAS
 4 BIG SUCCESS Society Makes $109.50 to Be Used In Church Work--Unable to
 Serve All.

The dinner given last night at the Congregational church par lnr> by the Ladies Aid Society of the church was so largely at tended that the supply of food was exhausted before all who de- sired d meal were able to secure it.
 Five SittingS were arranged for and the members of the Aid and their friends were kept busy supplying the needs of the hun gry.
 The society cleared Slu9.50 on the dinner which Will be used by
 the society in furthrrine he work of the chucrch.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-24
Stockholders Meeting.

Meeting of the Royal DeNel- opment Gold Mining company will be held this evening at $ o'clock at the residence nf Eli Larson. on Keystone avenue Business of importance and all stUckhnldcrs are requested to be present.
 JOHN EClTIMO. Sec'H.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-24
Moose Dance

The Order of Alaskan Moose
 will give their regular weekly dance Saturday night at their hall 10 which all friends of the organ ization are invited Dancing will be1gn at o:30 sharp. Tickets can be had of members. Good music.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-24
The Balkan War,

The Balkan War, The Salt ln- dusIry. LumbcriM In Texas, The Foreclosure and fine comedy, Dotty the Dancer. at the Orph- cum tonight.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-24

The dance at Eagle Hall to- morrow night begins al 9:3O, but won't stop until you are ready L" quit. Will you be there?
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-24

Hand Laundry, corner of llO- bart st., and Keystone Avenue. Flannels and silks specially.
 MRS. II. STARTS X CO.,
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-24

FOR RENT--Two nve-room houses on Broadway. In first class condition. Enquire. of Charles Crawford at the Plain ing Mill. If.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-24

If you want to sell or buy any secondhand furniture, stoves, etc., call up City Express. Tele- phone 82.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-24

. FOR SALE, rent or lease, a 20- room lodging house; central >lO- cation. A snap. Call at Pros
 pectOr office.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-24

Fine watch and Jewelry repair ing, all work guaranteed. H. V. lIerndnn. with Owl Drug Co.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-24

Paste this in your hat--y0ull enjoy the newest popular music direct from the states. At Eagle Hall tomorrow night. Everybody dance.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-24

Regular Saturday night dance at Eagle Hall tomorrow. Special music. Special good time. Danc- ing begins at 9:30.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-24
Odd Fellows, Notice.

There will be ripple second degree on Monday evening, the 27th. Visiting brothet's espec- ially invited.
 P. s. HUNT, Secretary.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-24

Ed. SuSkcy arrived last night from Tirkhrll and left this morn ing for Worlnans with road cOm- mission supplies
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-24

FOR SALE--Nu. 3 Oliver type writer. tabulator attachment. Good as new. H. V. HerndOn, with Owl Drug Co.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-24
Now Goods.

New goods on every beat a Mrs. Winters.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-24

Geo. Rcinkc. the watch repaircr and .ieweler. is at the Valdez Drug company.
Valdez daily prospector., 1913-10-24

FOR S.ALE--Three horses. wagon and set of harness cheap. Inquire at Seattle hotel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-18
0ieics Sahr, 1peldes iekt ietnem

9ieics Sabr, lpeldes tett iet'1ern
gnoe en%tgegeneebt, mar uberous REID
an Observation-Disclosures. Sen oer,
beerenoen 6ll1tben in Ohio oie1es
Sriibjobr fomn1en Sic ietigen Heber=
ld,lpen1ml1nge1t tn Seras tn 1brer
S1,rdtborfeit glei6. @or flint 8oden
mur6en GlepelanD un0 anoere Staote
burd Sen idmeren Safe 5tnrm be1m-
eeludt, uno felt fiir5li9 nor 9enoer
10 inter sdnee b%egraben, oaB Der
Sransport bon &oblen, Mil4 nno ar=
ocren midtigen Sroouften falt UNI
m0glid gemadt tp11roe.: 81 &a11las
pr,rbe ourd itarfen @6neefaa Der VT
1enbabnperfebr unterbro6en. Hno BET
oa oieien stiirmeu uno al1bergemobrs
lid, barten @itterungseri9ei111rgen
batten mir bier in ct. Glono et1te11
aii11Berit miloen Ge5ember, Ser uns
eber ouf 6riibling pertaniden ols Den
nod fo11m bemerfli4 bereirbre@en=
Sen @inter ertparten laBt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-18

9as BON nnieren Hrobibitipniiter
angeitrebte &onititutionsomenoement
nod peldem oie 6abrifation, Der Sm'
port nno @rport un6 - laft, not leal1
- ser @erfauf bon alfobolboltigen
@etrdnfen in nnierem 2anbe berboten
Iein ion, miiBte 6o6 mobl Dor alien
audi auf iolde r@eilmitel" angetponot
merbe,t> mie iie bel unieren, on Ma=
gen. uno ionitigen @dmer5en 1eioen=
sen probibitioniitiiden 6reun6en be-
lon6ers beliebt itnb, iomie anf iol9e
alfobolbaltige Sliiiiigfeiten, mte tie
5u in6uitrieqen 3meden n11o gum
Guten uro Mnitrei@en ouf Sen 5obr,
5e11gen %unierer glorreiden &riegs-
flotte benutt ner6en. Denn ieitoem
un1eren Seebelben sic uperberbliden"
&um=Motioaen nibt mebr berobrei4t
meroen, bolten o6er bielten lie it'd
nod Dor etn paar $abren 6nr9 @e=
m,B beiagter ~bormloier" Enb- nno
Mnltreidmittel ui6aolos."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-18

qa11ae11 2a1loes erregten un6 5n ma1t'
der unlieblamer g%ontroperie MnlaB
aaben, 1ollen mnmebr bon elmer, benz
Nlrbeitslefretar nnteritebenben 9un-
besfommiGiom unteriudt merben. IS
bonbelt lid betanntlib um eine, nod
Sen Mngoben 8iidof 8ui@'S tbeil,
.meiie burd) oie @rubenleitang er'
spungene @onntagsentbeiligung, Die
es Sen fatboliiden Mrbeitern unmlog-
lid n1odt, ibren fonntagli@en Ser
pflidtungen no65ufommen. Die
@ommiifion beginnt ibre @rbeit NIT
ser Sammlung bon Bacterial uber
Sic 8uitanoe in an6eren @rubenge-
eenoep. Soften mir, oaB Die Inter
iudung, sic ua1parteiif@ gefiibrt toer'
Sen ion, bo5u bient, 6ie2oge gu tlaren
uno sic @ntferm,ng Der i6limmiten
Mib1t6nbe berbet5ufubren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-18
2ir@Ii@esN a@rt@ten !
MiHiomseifer in 81. Glono*

8ie6er in ct. Glou6! Mm 16.
Nopember tpar ser @bina=Oeiilionar
P. ST.. Soiepb @oelters> in Ser ct.
Marien<@ emein6e, un6 lebten Cont
tag, ID. De5ember, laui@ten ote Mit<
gIie6er Ser Cathedral emetnoe iei=
men &reoigten. Modmittags nn6
aben6s btelt er in Ser @dulballe Die
fir ale 10 intereiia1tten un6 an5teben<
Sen 2i@tbiloer @ortrdge. @s ift er-
itaunlid, mie f6nen 6as quite fatbo=
Giide @oIf 6ie 8eoeutung 6es Mii<
iionSmerfes> namentli6 in @bina,
peritebt un6 ri6ttg auffabt. ueber
$500 tpnrben bem bo9m. Miliionar
letten @onntag mn6 @ontag pormit<
tags BON Mitglie6ern Ser Cathedral
@emei1t6e fir 6as ausfidtsboqe
Mii1ionsmerf in China geopfert, eS
maren gum gr0bten Gbei1 @aben, Die
ibm fir sic steuung BON &eioentin-
bern Ge $500 o6er Die &eronbil=
onng bon dineitfden fatboliiden
&rieitern Ge 100000 ins 8farrboas
gebra9t pur6en. 60 bat Die Cattle
orale in mabrbaft mir6iger 8eiie
DEM MppeG entipro6en, Ben Ser Wdi<
fionar oIs 8ertreter Ser 9ineiii9en
Miiiion an 6as fotbolii6e Mmertfa
geridtet bot, uno es lift pobrideinli@>
ooB nod Chandler, Ser lebten Conn,
tag un6 Montag es berfanmt bette,
no9 &raften bei5uite1ern, es 6urd
@ermittIung bes eifrigen Cathedral
Nfurrers, bodm. ST.. Cons, nadbolen
miro. Ser bo9tp. Miiiionar laBt al-
len Greun6en un6 @obltbatern ir'
might 6onfen un6 bofft, 1aS 1iebe ct.
|@Iou6 mno feline tre1et @atbolifen
mte6er5uieben. .
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-18
bic bentide Sprade berridt in Ser

|Iiirfei Dor. Sic grfabrung boben
auh Sic BORT leben6en Mmerifaner &C.
ma6t. MlS Dor einigen Sagen bel
unierem 8otidafter in Ser Siirfei,
&enrp Morgentbau, elm &omite Der
omerifaniiden auSmartigen Miiiion
poriprad iaete Ser @ortfibrer oes
&omite's, Naltor SaS. 8. Barton,
6oB er pdbren6 ieines langen Mnf=
entboltes in ser Sirtet nn6 nament=
lid in @onitantinopel Die @rfabrnng
gemadt babe, baB 6ie Sprade, nit
ser man BORT am meiteiten fomme,
sic beutide lei. Garum iei es fir
eiren 8otibafter in Ser Surfet, Ser
mirfli6 etmaS ousri@ten noble, abio=
lrt notbmen6ig, 6eutid 81 fonnen, OBJ
glei9 sic %SSntereifen, NIT pel6en Die
Mmertfaner am engiten liirt maren,
englif6e feten. Gos be5iebt ii@ ie1bit=
beritdn6lid bauptiadli6 auf &an=
els-Sntereiien. @ir t0nnen ieood
ieben, ipel6e Gortidritte bas Deutid=
tbnm in ieiner 8elteroberung gema6t
hat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-18
@as Shirt 8iilp>u, Der ebemalige

8as Shirt 8ilo,u, BET ebemalise
MeidSfan5ler, iiber olte uno nere
6reunbidaft 3mii6en 6en Ser. Staa'
ten nnb Deutidlano iogt, tit 1eoem
0euti6amerifaner eelaufig. Sic ger.
@tQQten baben in Der 8ergangenbett
nirgenomo ebrlidere uno entbuItaIti'
idere 6reun6idoft gefunoen olS IN
9enti9lan6, un6 es giebt in Der ganz
5en 8elt nidt 5tpei 2an6er tpteoer,
100 10 gliidlide 8e6ingungen fir Ell
ge freun6idaftli@e 8e5iebungen &c,
geben lin6, mie 5miiden Ben Ter.
gtoaten un6 Deuti9lan6. Mn4 nibt
5mei 80lfer, aus 6eren freun61daftli=
dent 3~uiammenorbeiten Der 8elt 10
biel Segen ermadim fam, tpte otele
bei6en. @ir Deuti@ameritaner mil.
fen 6as, unb 6ie 3ett miro fommen,
ga o11d sic Mmertfoner in ibrer Sc
iommtbeit es erfaBt baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-18
Der merifamiide &pngref fat bic

Ser merifamiide &ongref fat bic
iiingite Nrdli6entenmobl pegen gu ge-
ringer 8etbeiligung fir %ungiltig er-
fIart nnb @uerta Biz nod Der nod
ften &rdii6ententpobl in ieiner @tele
lung beitdtigt. Man mag lber oiele
Clifton benfen >pie man min, ieoen-
fails modt iie Sic 5itmation fir 111-
fere &egierung ni9t angenebmer. @s
lift mogIid, 6ab Die @reigniiie ben
@tur5 @uertos lange Dor Der na@iten
8rdii6ententpab1 berbeifibren, es lit
ober o11d moglid, oaB er ii& in ieiner
@teuung bebouptet, 5u1nol biefelbe
1nrd Sen 8ei6luB 6es @ongreiies
5tpeifeqos befeitigt tpir6. nnb Der
@ntbuafiasm1s, Ser fi& Bel oieier &C.
legenbeit f1n6gab, 1aBt ieoenfoqs
11idt oarcuf i@lteBen, baB Der Ditto
tor bl1r9 bic BoIitif unierer &egie'
rn1g BEL feinen 2~an6sleuten unpopu'
IGrer getporoen lift.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-18
NATURALIZATION

- @egen bes auf Domneritag
ndditer @o9e fauen6en bodbl. @eib=
1a6tsfeites miro Ser ~Mor6ftern" nm
einen Sag friiber eri@einen, oaber un-
iere mertben @orreipon6enten eriudt
itn6, 6arauf gu odten, 6aB lire Nfit-
tbeilungen la11gitens Biz Gienitagpor-
mittag uniere office erreiden.
- @ob1 lit es bort, BEN ein5igen
5obn ser 8omilie onr6 Sen 500 gu
berlteren, nn6 6o9 gibt es babel Ser
l1mitdn6e biele, sic troitbrtngen6 oen
S6mer5 lin6ern, tpelden 6ie 6urb
BEN 500 gei6lagenen Bun6en i'm &C.
fo1ge baben. @iner 6ieier rmitan0e
gereidt Brof. g. 6. Safer uno Sc
mabltn, beren Sobn Otto 81. &aiier
am 8ienitagnabmtttag i'm ct. &a<
pboeIs &oipital gu Ct. Glou6 zines
ieltgen Eobes ftarb, gum Troite unb
CUR 8erubigung> miimlth, 6aB ibr ein<
5iger @obn in ct. @lou6 1torb, nno
elm 5peiter, mebr berubigen6er nn6
6em @lternber5en mobltbuenoerer
l1mitan6 lit ser, 6aB ibr :Sobn, be-
items 6ur6 Sen @mpfang ser fl. Sters
beiaframente b%orbereitet, in Elm bei-
|feres Senfeits btniiberidlummerte.
Ser 8er1torbene tplr6e am 81. Mpril
1888 in ct. @lou6 geboren, erreidte
6emna9 Elm Sitter bon iiber 80 Sabre.
|Seinen @lementarnnterriht genoB er
in Ser &atbeorcli9ule, beiudte Damn
6ie Mormalidule un6 g%ro6uirte an
Ser ct. @at1I Son6elsid11le. Seine
|erite @nitelung bate er in Der @ep-
man uro &orbribge @roBbanolung in
Weinneopolis, nn6 our grtpeiterung
feines @eii@tsfreifes entfdloB er iih
gu elmer @eiie nod europa. sSn 81.
berpool, England, ftano er flint Sabre
i'm Offices ienit elmer 8aummol1en.
bdnolerfirma, Der feline Gienitlei'tung
berart gut 8uiprod, oaB linn cine
|Stel1e als ibr @ertreter in Samaica
a%neeboten muroe; bod er 3og Die
&udfebr nod Sen @ereinigten stao-
ten anf Sen linn b6terIiderfeits gege-
bencr @otb Dor. @or etma einem
lSobre febrte er nod Mmerifa 6,triid
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-18
@Deben 1T ats Ser 6eSer Ses

SDcben TIT a1ts Oct VtueI oes
hod1m. 81. sos. O9 DOM Soiepbtn1tn1
in Columbus Ohio, Mitglieo bee
aomitees fir @o3iole &ropogaroa.
ein @n9 eridtenen, me1feS ben S1te]
tragt: Ser D~euti9=amerttanll9e
6ormer. Gin 8eitrag our @eld)t6te
ser beutiden @intponoernng tn Der
@ereinigten Staaten." Sc bebanoel1
Elm Invertebrates Ebema, tpie aus benz
rntertitel eriidtli6 1T, Ser 1altet, mte
folQt: Sem Mntbeil an Ser @robes
rung nno &oloniiation Ser Bunoes'
6oma1te ser @ereinigten Stooten, be-
fon6ers in Sen Nor6centrall taaten.
Meblt @uroigung Ser %fultnrenen Bes
6eutung 6es oeuti6en Garmers nn1
Mertbung Ser 6euti6en Mnsponoe,
rnng un6 &olonilattonsarbett in
Mmerifa bonn amerifanii6en unn
6eutiden NATURALIZATION Stono-
punft."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-18

Donner1tog fomn1enoer ISOLDE
miro Ser bodtp'ite &err 8tf@of Sacob
|Erobec gum bo@beiligen @eibna4ts-
felte in Ser &ctbe6rale morgenS 5
nbr Elm 8ontififalomt celebrierer,
mabren6 tpeIdem Der bo6m. 9r. So
iepb &0iters, Miifionar bon Chino,
sic Geltpreoigt in 6eutider Spra@e
balten miro. Tim balb II nbr miro
am @briitfefte 8ifdof Erobec 1T ser
unbefledte11 @mpfdngniBfirde 51 ct.
|@lou6 pontift3ieren, nnb audi bort
lmir6 Ser bo9m. @bina-Weiiionar ST..
@01ters sic Geitpre6igt bolten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-18
orf ssohre otto 9p9hten @h;+h Trie6.

|elf Sabre alte Md6den @oitb Grteo-
luno, meldes bon feinem &eimatbs-
orte Milaca 35 Meilen meit nod ct.
glouo transportirt mur6e, I'M ct. @a-
pboels &oipital megen 8linooarment>
3iinoung operirt. Des Maodens 3d.
ter itarb Dor tpenigen Monaten, uno
einige Monate borber tpur6e elm 5m0lf
Sabre alter 8ruber bonn CODE btnge>
rafft. BUR 8eit, als 6as @d6den in
Milacn berart ertranfte, BOB Ser tpeite
|Eransport unumganglid n%otbtpen6ig
erfdien, befano iid beiien @utter gu
8eiud in @a1t ct. CLOUD un6 @auf
@opi6s. Sc lit &offn1rng borban6en,
|6aB 6as &in6 Dem 2eben erbolten
|bleibt.
- 6rau S. 6. &anien, friiberes
l6rl. Siabella &oienberger, traf Sonm<
tag bon Omaba, @eb., bier gu einem
mebrtdgigen 8eiude bel ibren @ltern,
Serrn nn6 Sron 8iIbelm @oienber-
ger, Elm.
- Die feiniten, reiniten nn6 ge<
inn6eiten Candies tper6en gema9t
un6 5u mabi9em &reiie berfauft bon
&e6er Bros, ct. CLOUD, Mtnn.
- Senator @b. 81. @uiien bon
8rainer6 miro am Mben6e 6es 6. So
nuar 1914 bier Dor ben Mitglie6ern
Ser &an6elsfammer fir sic bon @ou=
ber1eur @berbart 10 1tarf bertbei6ig=
ten Staats = ntilitqts 3 Mngelegen=
beiten eintreten.
- Ser erite Sal, mel6er 11nter
oem iiingit bon ser 2egislatur paiiir>
ten @eiebe inbe5ug auf sic @aftbar-
felt Ser Mrbeitgeber erlalien muroe,
lift in Der bieiigen &reisgertdtsiibung
bon &i@ter Softer entf9ie6en tpor6en.
sc tpar Dies Sos uebereinfomtnen,
tpeldes 3tpii6en Sobn s.. @eteriom,
tpeIder bel ser Mrbett in ser Sileiton
MiibIe ont "a. October lebten Sabres
gu forperlidem @9ooen farn, un6 Ben
@igentbimerr Ser Mible getroffem
tpur6e. Beterion erbielt Elm Salar
bon $3.50 per ISOLDE, rn6 6ie Mib=
Ienbeiiber offerirten DEM @erunglud-
ten so Bro3ent 6tefes 8etrages mab<
reno ieiner &ranfbeit. Diefes neber=
etnfommen tprr6e bonn &reisri9ter
gl1tgebeiBen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-18

9ie fdmadbollen 3mitdnbe in
2eo6, g. 8, Die 6ur@ bic erergiide
&oltmng 6es Bii9ofs 8uf@ Dor eini'
Qep Monate1t bte Mufmerfiamfeit beS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-12-18
Bic auocnblidlid nit ibrem @en'

permqblten in 2onbon metlenoe, Dor
eiuiaen @oden i'm @eiBen Sanie 9e'
tra,tte 6rau 6rancis Bones Sopre
Ieot BORT als @eprdientantin Der a1me'
rifanilden Trauenpelt fir oie ebre
cir, tpie es bon oem BON uns nod tp1e
Dor %perebrten friiberen 6raulein Sell
le Millon ni6t o,1berS 5u ertparter
mar,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-01-20

they work also brought up to
decent level. And so it is that I
have beer. on the job ever since"
She has been through many
strikes. In kalamazoo, Mich,
she was put in a damp jail for 81
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-01-20
And then

from the ground up. And then
she became an organizer.
Il saw at once that in this
work thousands of my sisters
were being crushed into the
slough of disease and immoral
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1913-12-18
SANTA CLAUS COMES
WITH BIG PACKAGE
EXPRESS AND PARCELS POST
CROWDED WITH SEASONS
OFFERINGS.

The rush is on for the Christmas
season and both Wells Fargo and
the parcels post are filled with all
sorts OF mysterious packages Few
Of the latter are marked with the
suggestion Of the postmaster general
Mot to be opened before Christ,
mas" but the contents are sup.
posed to be expressions Of good viii
appropriate to the season The list
Of sacks this morning was the great
est ever received at this office, and
required two double wagon loads to
deliver at the postoffice From the
size of the pile in the rear OF the
distributing division il is not expect
ed to reach the bottom Of the pile
before late in the afternoon
Wells Fargo reported two wagon
loads of boxes containing small pack
ages. Most of these are from the fai
east, where the postal charges are
almost equal to the cost of express
ing
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MINERS SPEAK
To THE BANDIT
IN APEX MINE
OVER TEN MEN MEET RAFAEL
LOPEZ, WHO THREAT.
ENED THEM.

BINGHAM, Dec. IS During last
week ten or fifteen miners encoun.
tered Rafael Lopez in the Apes
mine. Lopez had impressed upon
each one to whom he talked with
that they would take their life in
their own hands if they divulged any
information regarding him This is
taken to account for the sudden dis
appearance Of sam Rogers, the shift
boss, who, after telling of having met
Lopez twice within the mine sudden.
ly left Bingham Lopez told the
miners WHO have met him lurking in
the dark corners Of the tunnels thar
he had friends outside who were as
sistng him and also keeping him
advised OF the movements Of the
sheriffs forces and Of the identity
of the men trailing him down
No credence is given TO the story
of Tom Genaras, who tcld that he
had talked with Lopez lasi Wednes
day, but the information that over
ten men had met with the bandit IN
The mine at different times last week
is believed because of the authorita
live source of the information The
mems lips are sealed through fear
not only Of Lopez, but also Of hi.
| friends on the outside
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EARLY MORNING
WEDDING At
THE CHURCH
POPULAR COUPLE MARRIED AND
OFF ON THEIR HONEYMOON
DURING THE HOLIDAYS.

James r. Blair, bookkeeper at the
West End offices. was married this
morning to Miss Delphlne A. Schoen
By Father Flynn at ST. Patrick's
church. The bridesmaid was Rather
inc Schoen, sister of the bride. and
the best man was NJ. H. Page, who is
said to be contemplating similar
step.
Miss Schoen was born In Leadyille,
Colo, and came to Nevada when her
parents made the change for Mr.,
schoen to take a position with the
Goldfield Consolidated mines Miss
sohoen attended the Goldfleld high
school and graduated from that in
stitution with high honors She was
member Of the Goldfield basketball
team. She is accomplished, and
found use for her talents in teaching
school at Millet, In Smoky valley.
The family moved to Tonopah four
years ago and the father conducted
the Greystone room-house near the
West End mine
The wedding was planned for a
quiet departure. SO the newlyweds
could get away without attracting at
tantlon, but their friends got wind Of
The intention last night aud called in
body on the couple. who We're
forced to receive the congratulations
to he accompaniment OF the tin-can
brigade which had been specially or.
ganled for the event
Mr. James r. Blair is well known
10 business circles through his for
mer connection with the Southern
Nevada Mercantile Co, Of which he
was manager, and also during his
career as manager OF the hotel az
Mlers. The couple will 90 to house
keeping In their own cottage on Cen
trail street near the West End offices
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GOLDFIELD JOB
WAITING FOR
APPOINTMENT
PoSTMASTER'S TERM EXPIRES
WITHOUT ANY MENTION
OF A SUCCESSOR.

Although the term of F. r. Collins
as postmaster of Goldfield expires
this coming Friday, nothing has been
done as yet at Washington relative
to the appointment of his successor,
says the Reno Gazette The informa-
tion also is to the effect that there
have been no developments on the
situation governing the appointment
of a successor to Dwight Dawson,
postmaster of Reno. Dawson's term
expires February g.
There are two candidates for the
Goldfield postmastership, Ben Rosen-
thai and j. f. Vardaman, For the
local place there are two candidates.
Fred L. White and j. b. O'Sullivan.
Other postmasters whose terms win
expire in the near future are: r. d.
Goode Carson City, March 21, 1916;
]. w. Stewart, Tonopah, December lS.
1915; T. W. O'Connor, Virginia City.
July /, 1915; c. A. Beemer. Sparks.
February 4. 1916; H. S. Starrett, Bat
tie Mountain. January 20, 1916; o. x.
Adcock. Caliente, December IA. 1914:
r. II. Frank, East Ely, April l, 1914;
Q. H. Hull. Ely, April II, 1915:
c. l.. Bray, Eureka, December IS,
1915; A. J. Johnson, Fallon, January
%, 1916; Mary E. Longworth, Col
conda. May "a, 1915; w, r. Bracker,
Las Vegas. June 10, 1914; A. A.
Carmon, Phoebe, January IA, 1914; J..
A. Rogers, Winnemucca. January 80.
1916; J. C. Doughty. Elko, December
1S, 1915.