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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-01-08
WHAT is A MONEY TRUST!
w CLYDE H. Tavenner, Special Wash

nv CLYDE H. Tavenner, Special WASH
ington Correspondent.
Mr. Morgan says there is no money
trust but if the state OF affairs tha'
,,a admitted does not reveal a mon
av trust, it would be interesting "
know what a money trust is.
Testimony before the Pu1o eohlnl'-
tea shows that eighteen financial III
stitutions in New York, Chicago anu
Boston. by means of interlocklns ai-
rectorates. have a voice in the man
comment of 1874 corporations with an
,ggrocate capital of $25,325, ooo'ooo'
r. shows that J. P. Morgan q co.
the Guaranty Trust company nc
BANKERS Trust Company, the rlis'
National Bank and the National Cl's
papk through 34l interlocklng o'reo'
mrs are allied with corporations nav
inc resources of s22, 245, 100000.
The eighteen institutions that nave
, voice in the management of So
s25 900 900 have $50 partners ana oi-
rectors These 1870 men hold 35o dl-
in forty-one banks ana
trus+ companies with deposits OF w.
ss4, 600, 900. They hold fifty director
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-01-08
NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT.
state Of Iowa, Delaware county-ss

state Of Iowa, Delaware County,-ss.
In District Court. March Term. 1913.
In the matter of the Estate of George
F, Sheldon, Deceased. TO Emma
Rhutassel. Daniel Warner. Nevada
Muckler. Agnes Mead. Clara Traver,
H. o. Harris. Sherman Harris, Charles
Burdette Harris. Clarence Andrew Har
ris. Clara V. MCGEE, Mary Graham,
George Chambers. Charles Chambers
John Chambers, William Sheldon. AL
bert Sheldon. Harriet Blanchard. Frank
Sheldon, and John Sheldon heirs-at-
law Of George F. Sheldon deceased.
You are hereby notified that there is
now on file in the office of the Clerk of
the District Court of Delaware County,
Iowa. the Final Report Of Charles Bur-
dette Harris. Executor of the estate OF
the said George +. Sheldon, Deceased.
That application will be made at the
next regular March term of said Court
for the approval of said report and the
final discharge of said Executor herein.
Said matter will be called up for a hear
ing and disposition on the End day OF
said term Of Court, which commences
at the Court House at Manchester. Iowa
on the 10th day Of March. 1918. 54-4.
CHARLES BURDETTE HARRIS,
Carr & Carr, Executor.
Attys. for Estate.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-01-08
Oh RATS! BAILEY.

Senator Bailey's much advertised,
swan song speech, delivered in the
United States Senate last Thursday,
was rank failure. He made it quite
clear that he had no use for the initi-
alive and referendum, nor for woman
suffrage, nor for Woodrow Wilson,
e nor for Theodore Roosevelt, nor for
any of the progressive policies now up
+ peEmost In the minds Of the American
Z PEOPLE. From his viewpoint, present
eoIAditions are all out of joint. Bailey
haa no confidence in the masses Of
thet people; and, if there is any pub
tic Imam in this country in whom the
peo1ple have less confidence than in
all others, that man is Senator Bal
ley sof Texas.
lin some particulars his speech does
nof rise above the ethics Of the fish
nal rket. He, called Hearst "miser-
lblMe dog, moral pervert, politi-
al k degenerate and physical cow
rd }" and why? Because Hearst
u chased and published stolen let
p TVS which show, or at least tend
to show, that Bailey and a number
Of his reactionary, senatorial associ-
ates are Standard Oil hirelings.
Hearst can wear the abuse of such
men as Bailey as a decoration.
The thought abbreviated in the
headline, or something less compli-
mentary, was undoubtedly uppermost
in the minds OF very many who heard
I've read the Senator'S speech.
Bailey says that he is going to re-
ign and quit public life for ever;
nd, If he keeps his word, his retire
nent will be numbered among the
yood events OF the present year.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-01-08
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF AD.
III. MlNiSTRATOR. 46

State of Iowa, Delaware Comfy, SIS.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
the undersigned has been duly appoint
ed and qualified as Administrator OF
the estate of Clement J. Bailey, late
of Delaware County, deceased. All
persons indebted to said Estate are
requested to make immediate pay
ment and those having claims against
the same will present them, duly
authenticated, to the undersigned for
allowance. oo-5.
p FRED. W. HERMANN.
Dated December 81, 1912.
Carr & Carr, Attorneys for Estate.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-01-08
NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL.

State Of Iowa, Delaware County, IS.
10 all whom it may concern: =
You are hereby notified that the last
will of John " Bush deceased. has
been filed. opened and read. and Mon
day, the 10th day of March, A. D.. 1913.
fixed as the time. and the court house
in Manchester the place for hearing and
proving the same.
Witness my hand and seal Of said
Court this 4th day Of January. 1919.
r. d. GRAHAM,
2-3 -s ... Clerk District Court.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-01-08

The final count in California shows
that eleven Roosevelt and two Will
son electors were chosen. This will
make the vote in the electoral col
lege 435 for Wilson, IS for Roosevelt,
and for Taft.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-01-08

Jerry B. Sullivan, the Iowa leader
of Wilson's pre-convention forces, re-
turned last week from conference
with the President-elect. We had
sooner have Mr.. Su1livan's chances
for a cabinet position than the chanc
es Of all other democrats in the
state. " ,St# @14Ss
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-01-08
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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-01-08
The death of Senator Jeff Davis O.

The death of Senator Jeff Davis OF
.rkansas will not injuriously effect
aei democratic party in the upper
ou.se of congress. The writer has
sasrd Davis when he was campaign
Ell on his native heath and must ad-
It5 that he did not posses all the
al lfications desirable for member
in the United States senate. He
aowever, the idol of the hillbll-
I his state, and they are num-
enough to secure representa-
the senate. If there were less
class in Arkansas, GOOD lanu
not be selling down there for
acre.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-01-08
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The regular subscription price of
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The Thrice-a.Week Edition
Of the
NEW YORK WORLD

Practically a Daily at the Price of a
f Weekly.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-02-15
n vlNplcAcIoN.

70 vote por FL Senador FalLs-
Porque mis- CONSTITUENCIES es'
tan por Fall.
4. Porque reapondi0 4 u llamada
de 81 pals.
8. Porque nunca divide 4 IN anil
20 nj le yolte0 10 espalda 4 un enc
raigo.
4. Porque 10 fuf electo por los re-
~rublicanos.
s. Porque Fall en- un tempo estu'
vo poi Roosevelt
q. Porque ningunos erefrescos Y.
yianos. fueron servidos en- Ell Quartet
general de los Progresistas.
/. Porque mis- crftlcos son una Pa
Gotta de chulos cobardes.
Pregunta: Puede alguien sugerir
mas raxonesg s
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-02-15
81 MI TERio ~AcLARADo.

Diez dias pasados FL pueblo de Nue.
70 Mexico qued6 espantado cuando
ts6 Ii tremenda detonacion DC true
nes por las ~siguientes frases usadas
ror Ell Albuquerque Journal
HSentimos que d Mr.. Burg no Sc ie
deiara mas escogimiento que 81 de
'sotar por A. B. Fall, FL Senador
Fan probablemente no sera de min
gun beneflcio d este estado. pero
Nuevo Mexico podia haber quedado
humillado por sells amos 81 81 prograr
ma del crftico principal DE MIR. Burg
habia sidc llevado q cabo'
No obstante las urgentes demandas
para aIumbramiento, 81 Journal ha
mantenido sn actitud de reservation
~profunda.
Afortunadamente para nuestro des-
oanso, una guia al misterio ha sido
proporcionada por una autoridad com
observation-disclosures otra que Ell vetera.
no legislator, Ell Mayor W. \. H. Lie
vellyn. En- una entrevista dada ex'
ciusivamente al Nuevo Mexicano 81
S4bado pasado ell. mayor da sus razo-
mes para dejar 81 partido Progresista
hJc podemos menos que citar las pro
pias paIabras del mayor:
@Yo vote por Fall **s*s*porque los
~rogresistas de aqui no tienen orga'
~rizacion.n
ss0ro n,,,oro doc;r IA ma IA fia.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-02-15

~.euE enaRApA RAzoN.

n. So eacr,to en- 81 dulce idioma de
c-eryantes u que 80 publica en- AlDu'
nreroue todos los Sabados, tres en e
t;rada del dia 1ro de Febrero un NJ
ticnlo bien escrito y preparaoo,
c,,al a. refere 4 Ia e~nsehanza de. &c
nasol cd todas las escuelas de IVY
- Mexico. cosa que nosotros uo solo
corazon deseariamos que nuesuos ~
sss,adores hicieran por medic g %
decretacion de INA ley Al efecto. &c
= inflammation de todos los ciudadas
81 Observation-Disclosures damos :
continuation 81 interesante articulo'
!, anal esperamos que sea lefdo muy
dctenidamente y vean 81 estan lnll.1'
,adoa Z il i Sc reclama en- 81 refer
lido a~rtfculo, Ell cual neva 81 sisuienT
u encabezado:
a~Ensshanxa del Espahol en Ia Escuss
las P1blicas-"
.Ahora que segdn parece, nay w
movimiento en- pie para promover Y
ensefanza del hello y florido idloma
AZ Cervantes en- Las escuelas punlicas'
NOS 90 muy grato hacer algunas %
s~eryaciones acerca de este parucuial'
IA cuales nos parecen oportunas'
aEn primer mgar. para eyitar CT
ticas. que quiza alguien ~ niciefa'
debemos manifestar, que este now
miento ha tenido su origen, no en- no
sctros. como hubiera sido nuestro &C.
her. pero que careciendo de y nece
suria influencia no 10 pudimos tnacer
s,no IL I'M Nuevo-Me xicano, II ~
Benisno Romero. persons que STEM
m se Ia preocupado por Ia conser
vacion del rftmico lenguaje de nnes
tros antepasados. Este Sr. Sc ne PFC
nuestc llevar al terreno de la practices
SUI ideales. y ~nosotros le deseamo'
buen 6xito.
~Ahora bien; PorQue deberfa per
p4tuarse IL idioma esparol entire ~
sctros?
"Primero:-Por conyeniencla. sc
gundo:-Por gratitud. T~ercero:-Po
necesidad. yeAmos ahora separada
mente estos Tres puntos.
..Por OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "a ma
yorfa de los habitantes DE- este Esta
do Mexicanos, y siendo Ell espa1ol z
lengua madre que desde chiqufllos 2
Ia ensenado 4 nuestros hijos, ~ ~
tural suponer que tanto para Ia FAM
la. como para los negocios se nece
-. sohar II diana. eeDafiol. no sol
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-02-15

prinleros acentoe SQue- tssopa q.
estos yalles montanass l1sA
scontoa melooAosos .ss
tonces en todog ~ po9so I sss~
dccunaentos onclaies. sooos ~.
de Il historic go a9ueAlA
escritos en Espanoa. 1920
nosotros ahora IA mRlausen ~
nocer todos esoe actos $500 ~,
Lon mobiles conQuistaooses 20
cendientes. olv1danoo 8
nuestros padres ae nues'lss
para hacer luear 2 W. l!lema 49,
mtenece = una rAza oissnss, s0.o ~
que algunos de2 los aeslsiau0
t.Qy. "a ~ mayoraa AMsll.A
TODD los que nueie ~ moAican
"Tercero: FOE nece1l..1 .x
aun cuando nosoSros nos 1sso sH1s.
ramos de TODD este 1onav'a uu1
IA inaperiosas necesaoad e. ap.s I,
I'll espahoi para poder coAso1 ~
concrete Y Las r~eiaciones 1890 'NMss
cen todos 2 PASSES slsuAlos
Ell Bravo, PorQue serAa apsutuo Z.
poner que todos los pa'ses ,asn
tengan IA obligacion ae Z
Lgles. Y hacerio "a iaiomA ols.a'' q
~ las tr-hnshcOios10 r.t.
este pals - su1 1s.r.4~,ya
dos unlaos: y los0 s'.N ~,.rar~a IA
con ias Il. are emo
dran necesiuAI " s,sv.r
can 81 spano ~ ar,nos -,
'Icapo ! reclploOaa M
? SEE; y NJ Hae renolc 1880 s,,,.do
! xico, sino = 'o.Vs ~ asnannI
2 Sur. ios cua'0s III. q, I'll d,
! = 1'ss - s..aa,o,, AZ y
tauos oniuos - avt,and
Isnp.A VIZ Il ~ y anertur
~ rsnaS a. parama - espera I'M d,
! a-Ss,A 1900 n,,a la nacions
$500. acra,,x sntonces n6 debeme
Snsaxa- - ias ascuelas p0blicas
$500 asr.nol nara nrenarar & i.
s;Sas 81 ~ n,a seran Ia hombr,
~.ssna r-renararloa. repetimo
& ~.a r,,.dar astar Z Il altura |
Y paa ~ -aanarc,o, amistosa
! ,s.sn~ss 40 sorrosamante tiene d,
sa..a.,arss artra oste nafs ! los 4
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-02-15

Y leyes de- los Estados Unidos e.
ouieren que cuaiQuiera persona pas
Y 80 II periodico mientras continue
tc,rsrdolo de il estafeta, aunQus q
s,s,mpo Dor 81 cual Sc suscripio maya
expiradc.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-02-15

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d@mAs@ nw3a@MNs0 ~ ruMnAs mi NrEsrAsE HALLn ErME Ls MEcMa#
A1m MMam HMm@w MERCEDES ~ Mm TMM MM NMMnpa M haPMM1 Mn 1m1
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IA ~ m.m p.NSrs ~. gwmen ~ f@Mdas A@Me8 Mi 1900
El Nuevo mexicano., 1913-02-15

a. ANo L,sRE DE eUscRscioh:
Haentes para procurar suscriciones
y necesitan en.tcdas par'es oeI esss'
a. sa pasan comisipIes iiberaies:
ns,4,snne 4 Ia Compania lmpresora
~ Nuevo Mexicsno por particulares'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-16
State News
JORDAN DISTRICT
EVIDENCES PROGRESS
Primary Supervisor Will Be
Employed; Bingham Schools
Get Teacher Of Music.
Special 70 Tic Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
BINGHAM, May 15.-Much business
was transacted today at the regular
meeting of the board of education OF
Jordan school district. It was decided
to employ primary supervisor for the
coming school year.
Manual training and domestic art
will be established in the Bingham
high school and the equipment will be
installed in time for the opening OF
school in September,
At the Sandy high school it is the
Intention to have practical course in
agriculture, this member of the faculty
to be employed for twelve months.
The faculty at Bingham will be
strengthened by employing a special
instructor In music.
Field day will be held this year in
M!Avale May %.
The high school commencement. will
be held at Sandy Thursday night
May %.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-16
DIED


DUKE-At the family residence. go
Eighth East street. May IS. 1912. Harry
j. son % Harry and Pearl EldricGe
Duke. born August l5 1910. IN Wyoming.
Funeral services Saturday at II a M. az
the family residence. Friends arc In
vited TO attend. Interment In City ceme-
terry
PALMER-Iu this city, MAJ Il. 1919.
Margaret Elizabeth Palmer. aged 2s
years. at $50 East Fourth South street.
Body at the funeral parlors OF E5er w.
Hall. i6i South West Temple street. Fu-
neral notice later.
TATLOCK-In this city. May i5. 1912,
at 1861 South Fourth East street, AL
zlna NJ. Tatlock. aged G. years. wife Of
Z. w. Tatlock. BODY at the funeral par
lors OF Eber ". Hall i6i South West
Temple street. Funeral notice later
GRAYSON-In this city. May 15 1919. 81
24S East Broadway. Samuel Grayson
aged 81 years. Body at the parlors o.
Eber ". Hall, 1s4 South West Temple
street Funeral notice later
COBBLEY-In this city. May 10. 1918
John S, Cobbley. In his ffty-nrst year
Time and place OF funeral win be an
| nounced later.
MORETON-In this city. May 10. 1913
Julia Cooper Moreton. aged A. years
| beloved wife OF Amos Moreton. Notice o
| funeral VIII he given later
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-16
V|G|LANTES BLANK
OGDEN|TES AGAIN

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN May 15.-The losers end, &c
conpaned by the dlshoner OF a second
shutout within the week. was the bitter
portion handed TO the Ogden Kitties by
Manager Shays Nigilantes at Glenwood
park this afternoon. While the locals
were striving to find Sullivan for some
thing resembling a safety. the gang from
Helena was sounding Pitcher Sinclair for
eleven safe blows. which gave them
seven runS
Osden's chances were reduced TO a
minimum by the fautless support behind
Sullivan, while a pair OF mistakes. one
each for Murray and Wessler. assisted
materially Ia increasing the Helena
count
The only JOY which the small hand
| iul Of Ogden fans could possibly have
derived from the afternoons engagement
vas the opportunity TO witness Catcher
Pourroy In action in his first real game
! since the opening of the league season,
| Fourroy Is IA youngster picked UP by
Manager Knight in California and he
/ has every appearance Of heing the kind
which go up higher, He was sent IN to-
/ day when Moore failed TO show his usual
form at the receiving end Pourroy did
not hi his stride in throwing to the
bases. but warranted tho confidence OF
Manager Knight and the fans
Manager Knight started his reducing
process today by releasing "Bill' Laird
the utility infIelder. and Pitcher Ren1i,,g-
ton. He is still one man over the pre-
scr,bed number.
The score:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-16

north degrees west 1914 feet. accord
Ing to another survey. To a point, and
thence north 81 degrees 26 minutes west
9S.6 feet 10 the point Of commencement,
containing .s74 OF an acre, more or less
Expressly subject. however, 10 any rights
OF the public In and TO such portions OF
the above described tract may be en1-
braced within Thirteenth East street and
Murphys lane.
All the foregoing real estate being
situated IN Salt Lake county. Utah.
The household furniture. the tools. the
wagons. the farm implements and other
personal property and equipment situated
q and upon said real estate.
Fifty shares of the capital stock OF
the Copper National bank Of East Ely.
Nevada.
One share OF the capital stool. of the
$3.50 shares OF tine preferred capital
stock OF the White Pine Telephone COM
700 shares Of the common capital stock
Of the said White Pine Telephone COM
pany
iSo shares of the capital stock OF the
$50 shares OF the capital stock OF the
National Copper bank Of Salt Lake City.
Utah.
I2,4se shares Of the capital stock OF the
Mason Lumber company.
| $500 shares OF the capital stock OF the
Mason Water. Light s. Power company.
1855 shares OF the capital stock OF the
Mason Townsite company.
| $3.50 shares OF the capital stock OF the
Mason VALLEY Mines company
1900 shares OF the capital stock or the
! Utah Copper company
! $500 shares OF the capital stock OF the
Columbus Extension Mining company.
! 500 shares OF the capital stock OF the
Silver King Coalition Mines company.
| 100 shares OF the capital stock OF the
Butte e. Ely Mining company.
Twenty shares OF the capital stock OF
the Federal Coal company.
| One share OF the capital stock OF the
| Chesapeake Gun club,
| Five shares OF the capital stock OF the
| National Copper Safe Deposit company.
100 shares OF the preferred capita
stock of the New River Galleries COM
pany.
| OF the New River Galleries company.
| 2t,111 shares Of the capital stock OF the
Chairman Consolidated Copper compa ny
! 900 shares OF the capital stock or the
| CopDermines company.
] Fifty two shares OF the capital stock o
the Ely Building company: and
$4,000. par value. OF the per cent
first mortgage gold bonds OF the Masor
Valley Mines company,
on or after Thursday. May %. 1918, anf
written bids will be received AT the othc'
of Gum Thompson company. lQll New
house building, Main street and EXchanst
place In Salt Lake CITY, Utah. Term!
OF sale. Of said real estate casn. or a
least 10 per cent cash OF the purchase
price and the balance on credit OF not q
exceed one year secured by notes OF th
purchaser with a mortgage on the prop
erty sold The terms OF sale OF the per
sonal property. cash.
Dated May .. 1919.
w w ARMSTRONG,
BERT CR1PPS,
bl25l Executors.