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The chronicle=news., 1913-08-08

dcIcn scnantas in the Lone Mountain
district OF NcVaa and former a.~c-
cistc VI IN. famous iour>oaic Of mia
,rs, Fair. Flood. Mackas and o'RricB.
told the story cf how he found th,'
Hip'Nan winklc silver mine. si,,inr
IN aTI easy chair in his deluxe apart
mcnt a; the ST Francis
Rris,lins mustachc and scmhrcrn
and toll worn fingers made M the
picture Of the old-,lme miner. now =
rover in Nevada mining circlv>
Il VAS biucr than indiso. and was
about all in that morning y.a-
aso,' aid Nor,. who came ~ san
frant i>co laden with ore Of marvel
Gus Grade Ia submit to the a>>aycr.
Il VAS hunting the soldiers
Dream, mine supposed to have, been
discovcri in '6s by Captain James
nouch;y. IL was sold pro>p.-vi an,,
II ran isoo ounces 10 the ton. 81
wen, the story ths; picked up dur
Ing by lonesome travels Of years
atog, the Nevada mountains
Ono slab ot hacnn. no flour and
no water WAS my outfit, had hcc,.
unfortunate and my friends refuse
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OVERALL SENT TO
BUSHES BY EvERs

Chicago. August S-Pltcher oryaiI
Overall. the veteran who rejoined the
ChicaSo nationals this year after an
absence from the gam. OF two sea
sons. was released by Manager Ever.
today to the San Francisco club o..
the Pocific voast league
The price obtained for Overall was
no, announced. Del Howard. man
aser o. the San Francisco team. was
\ member Of the Chicago team when
Overall was doing his hes, work a
few years ago and has been ueKotia-
ting for his for some time. Overall
Was pleased At the deal which sends
him back TO his home state
Tn. Chicago announce. today the
rueaas- of Catcher HarsTove of the
Terre Esuie team of the Central lea
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terrifying mynssy to the woods.

a terrifying mystery to tn. woods
men.
Ten minutes mor- hfouEh; them
Into y room where many skulls and
human bones lay IN small pii-s. >,
{! the icom had been used a. vault
for the dead, Stone arrow heads and
stone mor,ais Wcr" OBJ sE,.d.
Hand In hand the t~o men hurried
along. aad after more than !; hour.
cam. upon straight. ioW-arr he'd
rassaIc~ay. and saw dsy ;ht
through hole 20 tiny II looked like
a ksyhoi.. The hoi. wss really tn.
south entrance Of the cave. and the
ai~covercs. found ;hcmsclv., in the
mountain. asaln and n!ly :" miles
from camp
With party Of students from the
state University they will again WIS.,
1, the cave and obtain pictures and
drawings.
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GOOD lIAsoy Ho1 Hls EHrHus.
lA&1.

When . man has suffered for sew
era, days with collie. diarrhoca or
other form Of bowel complaint and
Is then cured sound and well by one
or two doscs Of Chambcriain's Collie.
Cholera and Diar.hoea Remedy. as ID
often the case. Il is but natural that
he should be enthusiastic In his
praise Of the remedy. and especially
h this the case OF severe attack
when life II threatened. Try II when
IN need OF such . remedy. II never
fails. Sold by all dealers.
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flesh that Nevada caa produce" ssid
vore proudly,
"une,~" Jack brought little Betty
here Tor expert medical traatuisni.
A. the bonrs had beea crudeiy srt by
u frontier physician and had 10 bt'
broken over and reset.
Yorc practically owns Cariin aud
its surroundinEs. he admitted. besides
s,,m~ of the hest miass In the Lone
Mountain region.
lie attracted much attrniion from,
the fashionai'les os the ~. Francis by
reason OF his Democratic dress and
way. ard his ~iliingness to bay
On the slightest provocatt0n.
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\ few doses ~ that wonderful blood
rur,ae' n u. y. viii start activities In
the cellular tissues IT the body and
soSh show decided changes In the skin.
The skis 10 but = hn~ network of tiny
i"oj Ssss~ls. and the sp~etac action at
y. y, 4 10 declared 10 b. = pronounced
stimuls tton Of tho activity Of th~ss
cells Certain Il Is that In = suvpris-
saGiy short time any skin eruption
shoNs = most remarkable change. u
beGtns To dry up. the skin scales OF
In tiny a-eks. and soon = layer of
clear. healthy and nrm tia-ue results.
Th- reason for this 10 in the peculiar
Stimulation Of T. q \. which enables
lh~ cells In the skin to select from the
bioed the nutriment ~ requires for
'sEsa~rstion.
This fact has been demonstrated year
IN and year out In = wonderful number
Of cases Of severe skin diseases that
had seemed to be inrursbt~.
You can obtain s 4 4 ct amy we'll
r'osk~d drug store. u you insist upon
u. hut be sure you are not talked ia'o
come thing 'jnst as good
- = \ is prepared by the Swift Sp~-
',dc Co. iSe Swift Rids. Atlantis. 0a.
write for their illustrated book o.
sFs
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WHAT DID HE xEAHi

Two men got into fight n
front OF the bank today" said a mer-
chant al the family tea table. and
i tell you /, looked pretty nasty for
on. of them. The bigger one seized
q huge stick and hrznd.shed 1t. I
tel, that he WAS going TO knock the
Others brains out. and | jumped a
between them.
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The family had listened with rapt
attention. and as the head paused in
his narrative the young heir. who's.
respect for his fathers bravery is IL
measurable. proudly remarked:
He couldn't knock any brains out
Of you. could he. father"
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phone The Crhonicle-Newa. Samples
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executed and 4; reasonable prices.
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The daily sentinel., 1913-07-12

sion Senator Reed called to To-
year-old page: Here. boy, watch
those papers 1.-THE Mulhall CORES
pondenoel and. il anybody tries to
get them. shoot him.
When the senate hearing was re-
opened Attorney Robert McCarter
was presented as a representative of
the National Association of Manufac-
lures, the committee to decide later
whether he would be allowed to at
tend as an attorney
Mulhall identified more letters
showing his relations with Marshall
Gushing. the secretary of the manu-
facturers. He testified that he had
an understanding with Gushing that
he was to receive Sl00 week and
$40 expense money for general field
work and lobby work in Washing
ton" This arrangement began in
1904. He testified how he had
worked to defeat Senator McComas of
Maryland, although at the same time
posing as his friend.
A letter to former Senator Foraker
of Ohio in 1904 referred to the sug-
gestion that Mulhall should go to
The daily sentinel., 1913-07-12
0UARTETTE Of YOUNG LADIES To AID
IN WELCOMING |NOANkNS TO WILEY
Final Plans Made for Reception Of Distinguished Party;
go to Palsade in Cars and Greet Tour; Leave
Denver Tomorrow Morning

Four young ladies--Nlisses Laura
Rhone, Mildred Adams, Ruth McKin-
ney and Rebecca Miller-will pin the
"wc!cone' badges on the Indianapo-
lis tourists at Palisade Tuesday af-
ternoon and aid the official greeting
committee in extending the hospital
ity of the city and valley to the dis
tingliished visitors. They are To go
out in Dan Il. Hilrs car. and ride at
the head of the procession, second
only to the official committee itself.
Plans have been moving rapidly
for the big events of next Tuesday
The committees have been working
hard and there is every reason to be-
lieve that there will be not less than
300 from outside points in Grand
Junction ON thhat date.
Fifteen hundred post cards bear
ing the picture of a cradle marked
Grand Junction-1912. and the
legend: Here the Midland Trail
was born will be given to the visi-
tors as they are seated at the ban
auet table Tuesday evening. There
is just space enough for such mes
sage as "Am just eating big feed,
etc" and the signature The cards
will be collected, stamped and mail
ed. This unique advertising stunt is
the suggestion of NJ. II. Loeffler and
will be novel way of boosting the
city and the trail.
The county commissioners will oc-
cupy a car which will meet the party
at the county line shortly before noon
Tuesday. This car will stop at the
big canvas sign which marks the
county boundary. and will then greet
them and accompany them into De
Beque. Lunch will be served in De
Beque on the lawn of the Moore no.
tel This stop will occupy about an
hour, and the party will leave De
Beuue at ! O'Clock or few minutes
later for Palisade.
Immediately the cars leave De
Beque the fact will be telephoned to
Grand junction. The fire bell Will
be tolled slowly for minute or two.
and at this signal every car in the
city-regardless of whether the own
er has been particularly designated
as a member of the reception COM
mittee or not-should drive to Sew
enth and Grand avenue, where line
OF parade will be formed. Led by a
car carrying Senator Horace T. De
Long, Mayor Thomas M Todd, Rob-
ert c. Walker and Joseph NJ Sampli-
ner. the caravan of automobiles will
move to Palisade, arriving there some
time ahead of the lndianans. Brief
addresses, the service of Lemonade, ci-
gars, plenty of fruit, etc, will occupy
half an hour or more. The Palisade
band will furnish an outdoor concert.
Trips to Orchard Mesa heights,
Mantey heights, the city reservoir
and other local spots of interest will
divert the visitors until 8 o'clock.
when they reach this city and are
taken to their hotels.
The cars will be parked on Sixth
street between Main and Rood, and
The daily sentinel., 1913-07-12
STARTLING DISCLOSURES BY COLONEL MUlHALL
AMAZE Committee; TREMENDOUS WORK OF LOBBY
Attempted to Defeat Hughes Friend Wilson, Secretary Of Senator McComas When Was
Pay Manufacturers Who Were Attempting Defeat Him. Had Interview With Taft
Instance Senator Joe Foraker Tells How Millions Were Spent to Defeat Popular
Legislation and Prevent copies Champions From Being Elected Office
HOUSE FAILS MEFFoR1 SECURE STAR WITNESS FOR HEARINGS

Rhode Island to help Senator Aldrich
in the campaign He said he went.
The witness resented the implica-
tion that he had tried TO play dou-
BILE game on the labor unions.
Mulhall identified a letter from
James j. Ridge outlining the work
done by Ridge among the Rhode Is
land labor unions in 1904 in behalf
of Aldrich's candidacy. lie testified
to giving Ridge $500. which he re-
coived from the secretary of the man
ufacturers. to help Adrich in his
campaign for reelection
Five names appearing on the back
one envelope were explained by Null
hall as follows: "These five names
were submitted to me by Senator
Foraker of Ohio to hand to President
Taft at an interview which | was
to have with him at his summer resi-
dence in 1910 concerning the cam
paign in Ohio" The names were G..
ID. Firestone. W. II. Morgan. John n.
Taylor. ID. j. Sinclair, H. NJ. Hanna,
The committee did not develop this
line of testimony any further.
Continued op Page So
The daily sentinel., 1913-07-12
Engineer Whites
Body Will Lie in
State TOMORROW

The funeral of Engineer Fred A.
White Will be held at the Presbyteri-
an church tomorrow afternoon, with
the Masonic lodge in charge of the
service and Rev. d. Luther Edwards
delivering the sermon. The body OF
Engineer White will lie in state at
the home, 1913 White avenue, tmor-
row morning from 10 o'clock until
loon. The Knights of Pythias and
members of the Engineers brother
nood will attend in respective bodies.
and it will be one of the most i'm
.jressive and largest funerals in the
city's history.
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Associated Press

Associated Press.
Washington, July 12.-Under sub
poenas to appear at the same hour
before the lobby investigating COM
mittees of the senate and house at
distant ends of the capitol, Martin
NJ. Mulhall. who is testifying regard
ing the alleged lobbying activities
of the National Association OF Manu-
facturers, today was the center of
interest in clash of authority be-
tween the two branches of the gov
ernment.
At . am. Mulhall and ]. II. Nc
Michael appeared at the senate COM
mittee's room and were placed under
guard. The house committee, minus
its expected witness, went into exec
utive session to plan further action.
The senate committee. fearful that
further attempts might be made by
the house TO get hold of Mulhall and
his voluminous correspondence. held
a short executive session and issued
ironclad instructions to the senate Of
ficers to resist any such attempt
which might be made. Just as the
committee retired into executive ses-
The daily sentinel., 1913-07-12
SUBCOMMITTEE INDITES
LETTER TO LIGHT CONCERN
Suggest Early Meeting with presenaes Of Electric Copa
ny, Railway Company an d Trust Company to II
Agree on P urChase Price,

This morning the members of the
which is to confer
with the Sunderlin interests in ref
erence to the purchase, of the electric
and railway plants and allied utili-
ties formulated a letter to the cleo
trio company, the railway company
and to the Colorado Title and Trust
company. holders of the stock of the
light company as collateral security
for the railway bonds. The letter in
full is printed below.
President E. A. Sunderlin of the
electric company is expected in Grand
Junction the first of this week and
he will doubtless be able to meet
with the committees representatives.
Captain C. E. Noble, attorney for the
company. arrived today.
The letter in full follows:
To the Grand Junction Electric, Gas
Manufacturing Company, the
Grand Junction & Grand River
Valley Railway Company. and
Colorado Title G. Trust Company
Gentlemen:
Recently a committee of citizens
The daily sentinel., 1913-07-12
Associated Press.

associated Press.
Mexico City. July 12-An anony-
nous letter, containing threats to
blow up the United States embassy,
was received by Ambassador Henry
Lane Wilson today and Immediately
referred to the Mexican foreign Of
flee for Investigation.
As an indication that patriotism
has been aroused in Mexico, the de-
partment of the interior has made the
announcement that representatives OF
10000 workmen had appealed to the
for military instruction
in order that they may be ready to
fight for the national existence.
The newspaper FL Paiss says that
it has been visited by committee of
women teachers who have offered to
enter the army and fight in case OF
an international conflict.
Students OF the federal capital are
The daily sentinel., 1913-07-12

of Grand Junction has been appoint
ed to consider and determine upon
the submission to the people of the
city at the coming municipal cleo
ton certain progressive measures,
and at meeting of this committee
neld on July 10, 1913, the following
resolution was adopted:
Resolved. That the chairman ap-
point subcommittee of five prom
inent citizens who favor municipal
ownership, one of whom shall be
himself, whose duty it shall be to
confer with the officials and own
ers of the electric, gas and street
railway plants to see whether munich
pal ownership of all such plants can
not be mutually agreed upon and sub
mitted to vote of the people without
controversy and at a price not more
than the actual physical value OF
such plants excluding. all franchises
or other intangible values. Said COM
mite to report back to the full COM
mittee the results Of such confer
ence."
Continued on Fass ~
The daily sentinel., 1913-07-12
THREATEN TO BgxN Up us.
EMBASSY IN MEXICO CITY
Demonstration Against Americans Proposed Every Evidence Of
Preparation TOR Conflict Made by People Of Latin
Republic; News papers Hostile

organizing a demonstration for SUN
day, having invited workmen and all
classes to participate. Although pre-
cautions viii be taken to preserve or
der. there Is fear on the part of the
conservatists and the American COL
ony that the demonstration will pro-
woke trouble.
In spite of the protests Of Ambassa-
dor Wilson regarding the attitude OF
the newspapers and especially the Ell
Paiss, that journal devotes its first
page to the aDti-American movement,
its articles being sensational. al
though in the editorials il cautions
prudence but utters strong intima-
tion that the time is near when the
MeXicans must fight the United
States.
Ambassador Wilson protested en-
ergetically today to the Mexican gov
ernment against permitting another
anti-American demonstration.
The daily sentinel., 1913-07-12
BANDIT KILLS.
WATGHMAN At
SPRINGS HOTEL
Boy Ho|d-Up Escapes Without
Getting Money; Officers
Securing the Country.
c, Associated Press.

c, Associated Press. 6
g Colorado Springs, Colo, July :
{, IA masked man attempted :
&. to hold up the night clerk at a s,
8 fashionable hotel in Manitou 8
q early this morning. After he q
6, had shot and killed a night s.
c, watchman the would-be robber :
6, escaped into the hills. A posse
:, has been sent in pursuit. 6
9, Shortly before ! am. the BAN 8
s, dit walked through the crowd :
p of late guests into the lobby and :
G, covered Night Clerk Con Casson 6
6, and Night Watchman c. White 6
g head with revolver. ordering 9
{, them behind the counter. White
G. head made a break through a 6
g cloak-room door to escape, but
e bullet from the bandits gun .
6, felled him.
3 The shot aroused the guests G
g to what was taking place. and, 6
g without waiting to take any 2
g money or valuables. the bandit
g rushed through an outside door, 8
g jumped over a high porch rail- 9
g ing and disappeared in the
g darkness.
g A posse was soon securing 6
2 Manitou and the surrounding
G hills, being reinforced later by
g arrivals from Colorado Springs.
g Several suspects were arrest
g ed; but the authorities this
g morning stated that they we're
q working without definite clue. 9
g 9 > s 3 = @ u u = @ g . g
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a special watchman will be provided
by the city to take care of the ma
chimes.
The program today for the enter
tainment of the tourists in Denver
included attendance at the ball game
between Denver and Sioux City. A
pennant raising will precede the ball
game and will be participated in by
members of the tour This evening
a parade with fireworks and then a
smoker at the Triffic club will close
the evening. They leave at 8 am.
the following day for Hot Sulphur
Springs, stopping at Idaho Springs
for lunch. Monday night is spent at
Glenwood Springs. and the following
evening here.
The daily sentinel., 1913-07-12
.HAGAN SELLS
.LUMBERYARD
Lumber Company
Buys Property Once Owned
by Lumsden & BarkuIoO.

8 A deal invilving about sIO,- :
: 600 was closed this morning :
!, when r. T. Hagan sold his lum- :
i ber business on South Seventh !,
: street to the Independent Lum- :
s. ber company. Clarence Kurtz !
Z, of the Independent company =
8 handled the deal tor that con !,
!, cern. 1t is one OF the largest :
!, deals of the month TO date. {,
3 Mr.. Hagan viii close up his i
3 business interests here and is 8
:, undo cided as yet what plans he :
: will pursue, but for the present :
s he will remain here with his =
!, family. 8
; & :, 6, i, g s g 6. g g 6 g = 6 3 s
The daily sentinel., 1913-07-12
ReU. Setter to
Speak at Vesper
Seruice Sunday

Special music mas Deen arranged for
the vesper services in the city park
Sunday afternoon. The Williams Ju-
bilee Singers quartette will render
one or more selections. and chorus
from all the ehoirs OF the city will
lead the hymn singing
Rev. Chas. F. SETTER Will speak on
Spiritual Geography" The band
concert will Immediately precede the
address, and the entire service Will
be concluded shortly after 6 o'clock.
The daily sentinel., 1913-07-12
ROOSEVELT IN CANYON.

Albuquerque. n NJ. July 12.-The-
odore Roosevelt and sons Archie and
Quentin left today for the Grand cam
On. where they will spend week,
leaving then with a pack train for
Hopi and Moki Indian villages to wit
ness sacred snake dances
The daily sentinel., 1913-07-12

Frank Teichman. skilled design
er in the reclamation service of the
government, arrived last evening
from his headquarters in Los Angeles,
and Will spend month here. work
ing in conjunction with o. T. Reedy
The daily sentinel., 1913-07-12
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Vienna. Austria, July IA mes
sage from Sofia says that the popu-
lace Of the Bulgarian capital is ig-
norant of the actual military and po-
litieal situation in the Balkans. The
government has suspended the news
papers in order to prevent upfavor-
able news spreading, while the war
office continues to issue reports of
the success of the Bulgarian armies.
The populace knew nothing of the
action taken by Rumania until last
night.
The daily sentinel., 1913-07-12
Price Canyon
is Completed
L. Antics, Secretary,
Grand Junction, Colo.

Telegram received. Price canon
positively open in gccd shape on
time, as well as entire route re-
ceiving finishing touches. Jewkes
on the ground today with an ad-
ditional fcrce of men. Bridge COM
pleted at Wocdside and entire trail
in shape as logged by Westgard.
We will have a good force of boost
ers at Grand Junctiop>and Green
River, and pilots from Grand juno
ton to Soldier Summit. Sign
boards have been placed along the
trail from Green River west.
G. E. NELMS.
The daily sentinel., 1913-07-12
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Saloniiti. July 1.-THE Greeks
have occupied the town OF Seres, re-
Gently in the hands of the Bulgarians,
and have proclaimed martial law.
Two hundred Greek residents were
massacred before the Bulgarians
evacuated
The daily sentinel., 1913-07-12
MISS BARTON TAKES
LEAD IN CONTEST

g The Majestic Theater contest
G, for the most popular lady and
g the diamond ring to the winner
g is drawing to close rapidly, 6
g and this mornings count, as
3 shown in another part of this
g paper, shows Miss Clara Barton
6, again in the lead with over TO-
g 900 votes to her credit. The
3 contest has attracted more inter-
g est than was at first anticipated.
g and Manager Wilson is pleased
6, over the unusual interest stimu-
g lated.
G. G
The daily sentinel., 1913-07-12
Jubilee Singers
at ME-. Church

Rev. Chas. f. Setter will begin
Sunday night series of sermons on
"A Summer Tour of Taurus Noun
tain" His first sermon will deal
with THE First Stage
Members OF the Williams Jubilee
Singers, who are at the Park opera
house Monday night. will render sew
eral songs
The daily sentinel., 1913-07-12

dam above Cameo. Mr.. Teichman
will probably be here for short time
after the actual work on the dam is
started. He is one Of the valued men
of the 'eervice and well known.
The daily sentinel., 1913-07-12
MAY
DICTATE
PEACE
Roumania and Other
Allies put Whole
Matter in herH lands
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Sofia, Bulgaria, July 12-All of
the belligerents in the Balkan war
have given Russia full power to find
a way to bring the hostilities to an
end.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-04-24
GOOdwater Items.

A big snow and plenty of rain re-
Gently.
The wet weather has greatly retard-
ed spring work.
Judge j. o Scott has been very low
for the past three weeks. Doctors
Henderson of Bixby, and Donahoe
and Parker of billiard have been at
tending him. They say his chansef
for recovery are very bad.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nc
Kay, April 18th, a girl.
We had a show in town a few nights
ago.
Mrs. Jas. Merritt received a sprain-
ed hip, by falling from her horse.
Mr.. Jesse Jones and family, ofBrule,
visited relatives here last week.
We expect to hear the wedding
bells here soon.
Mr.. James Midyett and wife, O
Courtois, and Mr.. and Mrs. M. Fl
Scott, of Brule, visited Judge Scot
last week.
The saw-mills here are not doing
much.
l suppose Miss Ida Dennis will teacl
our school this year.
Mr.. G. W. Love who is working a
Belgrade spent Saturday and Sunda!
with home-folk here.
So far, there is good chance TO,
fruit.
Mr.. w. w. Abbott and his siste
Eva made a trip to Potosi last week.
Miss Agnes Payne, of Adam, visite'
Mrs. J.J Carl last week.
understand there are several case
Of mumps in "sam C~rocker's" mill
town. L. w. s.
April II, 1918.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1913-04-24
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