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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-05-07
How shall the boy begin?

How shall the boy begin?
BY working with the plants them
selves, by learning to understand
Nature and to love her responsive
ness.
If the boy can have ten feet in the
backyard for his experiments, we'll
and good. If not, perhaps he can
have FIVE.
If he can raise a variety of plants
tit will hasten his training. But sure
|ly he can work with one or two.
He can learn for himself that plants
continually change themselves to-
meet the requirements Of the men
and women who grow them.
That nothing in Nature stands still,
that IT either goes forward or back
ward.
That nothing else in all Nature re
spends to the pleasures and desires
Of man SO readily as her plants.
That the characteristics Of the par
ent plant are reproduced in its OFF.
spring, and b a parentage may be
varied almost at will.
That due to Natures adaptability
it has already been possible to change
the scent, size. color, blooming per-
iod and charm Of flowers; to improve
existing fruits and foods to meet the
needs of she present day, and TO Gre
4 ~ MEF4
ate entirely new fruits and food
plants, 50 that the world may enjoy
d better product at q lower price;
and to perfect plants which yield en-
tirely new substances for manufacture
new chemical elements which have
their definite bearing On lowering the
cost Of living.
hope to see the day Whenaprac-
teal manual plant breeding ~
words, almost, Of ono syllable viii be
placed within the reach Of az the
young
But until that day, il i still posst
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-01-15

9onia8 Gitp, Mo., ooB 6as Sc
ri6t Die SrrtSoittion iiber 6ie gfa.
tenfoGe 10 Iange in Ser San6 be.
bolten m0ge, bis oie aus ser Gnt.
i6eioung oe3 S6ergeridt8 entItan.
oenen GriabfIagen erleoiqt leien. Gs
banoelt it6 bierbet Inn cine Gunnte
bon runo 5ebn Wsilliunen Tol.
lars, Die 9ieiienbe nno ssrad,tucr.
Ienoer 5n biel be5ablt ba5cn. IolanQe
Die Gngelegenbeit nod in oen @e.
riften ihpebte.
SSStn S6abontt iino nunnte6r inn
gan8en 1890 offt3ieIle 8eiuhe BON
gtattondlbanfen aus 45 Stoaten nm
aufnobme in ooS 8un0eS HeIer.
beiD1tent eingegangen, 6aoon, ipie
9ilfSi6obiefret0r @ilianl8 onfiin-
oi9t, 106 aus gteu GngIono, 3t4
aus Dem Often, $50 ult8 Dem Sii.
Den, 419 aus Dem mittlercn @eiten.
100 aus Dem 8eiten unb 80 aus oen
Bactfic Staaten. 2out geri6t oe8
9eldaftSfnDrenoen WabruHg3 aons
troIleurS boben ieit Dem %. 9e3eln.
ber 26 StaatSbanfen in II Staa-
ten ibre 2l6iiht fllnogeton, geatio-
81 perben. Die einsiqen
5toaten, aus oenen iih nod feline
9eationalbanfen gum 8eitritt qe.
rneIoet boben, iino 9Iri3ona, slori.
% 11no gtepaoa.
8eipannt fann mon ou6 ouf 6en
ansgang Ser 9(rbeitertrubel In Mi.
higan iein unb mas oie 8ronoiurn
SIT io9en bot. 5eniutioneI(e gnt-
Die arbeit uno aopitaI
beriibren, ioQeu beporiieber, oa oie
8ruben6orone nit beritedten Sor-
sSortieburq duf SpaIte z.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-01-15

Der 8unoeSre9ierunQ 9etroffen, Gurd
oa8 lie ben orobenoen GufloIunq8pro-
3eB auf 8rltno oes Sberman-2ln-
titrltIt 8eIeBe3 bernlieoen bat. S5n
5ablreihen aonferen5en 3lptiden
@eneralanlpaIt 0}cRepuoIos uno So
maro glliott, oem neuen 8oriiber
oeS Qufiibtsrote5 Der groBen 9obn.
9eIell'6oft, pur0e obgenaht, oab
Die Seem Sapen ibren 9lnteil an
Der 9oIton & Wtoine 2inie uno
t6re aontrolle iiber oie @oiton &
AlbdnD 2inie aufgibt uno ibre
SroIlep. lmo Qompferlinien ber-
ouBert. Dos S5uIti5oeportenent bat
allies erreiht, mas es nollte. Die
frieoltAe Gini8une bebeutet ou6
nldtS anoerS, als cine 9lufI0lung
oeS Stem Sopen Gon5ernS.
Gie frie6Iide 2(uloiung oer Seem
Sooen Die mebrere Sabre in 9ln-
ipru6 nebmen 0iirfte, lit Elm neuer
Steg Der gunoe5reeierung, ser it'd
oemienigen iiber ben 9elepbontrltIt
Ipitroig onreibt. 2est tauht oie 6rage
nuf melder 2ruIt nunnebr on hie
)feibe fonlnt. 9Iuh mebrere anocre
gabnlinien iin0 nunntebr NIT @uf-
loilng beorobt, 70 Die 8enniplpo1tia,
Die Seem g)orf Central unb Die Sou-
t9ern. 9lae bret baben anoere 2t-
MEN aufgeio9en.
Die anip1lte Der berIdieoenen in
DftIiouri perfebrenoen ga6nen, oie
oon Der lebten 5omn1er qefollenen
slltideibung oes Sber6unoe8ge-
.ihts betroffen luerben, melhe 6ie
3DeicentSrate fir Eaifogiere unb 6ie
Observation-Disclosures beit1tigte, eriuh-
en- oas 9unoesoiitriftsgeridt in
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-01-15
6Olitii6es
SOatiOnen fir s. s.. 8nrfe.

&onQreBmonn 6 s. @urfe, ser
Ipon Der republifonir den N}inorit1ts=
faftton oie Domination fir oen9un=
0eSienot al5 8e9ner BON Goe s.
GropforO er6ieIt, lit BON &oibing,
ton, 9. s, in 4ierre eingetrof-
fen, Inn iofort feline Gompogne 81
Beginner. @ie mir einen 3uDerlGi-
Itgen Fripat6rief entte6men, brahten
linn cine Otenqe 5Sreunoe Quf ser
Der gon3en Strefe 3pii6en Suron
uno Gierre Opationen. S5n Gierre
Doren tbm 3u Gbren 0te ueiiten
@ei60fte 1u0 oIle Sd1uIen 9eI6Loi-
len, uno am 8obnbof iparen iiber
etntouien0 W}eni6en nebIt elmer Wtu-
'iffupeQe, 0ie ibm 3uiubeIten. Gr err
belt cine Ser gr0Bten Spotionen, Ole
ie Elm SIi0 9ofoto Golitifer er-
belt. - (Someit Ser Erioat6rief.)
8urfe lit ii6er3euqt, BOB er bel Sen
Ot0r5 GrinorpobIen obIie0en miro.
&err $. &. 2ouf3 bon g9otertomn
mill crit I'M Serbit ol5 ltnobbGnqiger
8an0i00t um ben 8un02sienot5iib
a11ftreten.
9luh oerr DID 3i6oroS bon Su-
ron miro oils llno6bdngiger 9onoioot
fir 0o8 8ouDerneurSantt itn eSeloe
bleiben gegen SEN ieBigen GouDer-
neltr 8Drne uno oen aanoioaten ser
republtfaniid)en W}inoritdt5foftion II.
iebigen Stoatsauoitor Q(n0erIon. @ie
nun erfldrt miro, lpare Hi6oroS trob
Der Sfritifen ge8en bo3 tbeoretiih
ibon uno getpiiienboft ouSgeoodte,
aber praftiib idlperfGIiqe uno per-
wirrenoe BrimGrnobl9eieB bon Der
Otinorit1t8foftion fir 0ie 8ouber-
neurSnominatton ausoeiuft moroen,
lpenn er nidt oorauf beItonoen bot
te, ooB gerpiiie bon ;bm ber[ongte
'Planten in Die 0iinoritqtSp(atform
tpiiroet1. Giharo5
b!leb ongeblib bortnadig 1u1o tritt
nun tlnabD1ngig auf.
@bat'S nert?
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-01-15

ter Dem &iIion'iden Sod0rud 0ie
Eariirepiiion uno Die neue @Qb-
rln9S 8iu erleoigt tpurben.
0as ltnterfolnitee oe5 Ssltiti5uus,
i6uIie5 bat oie Gorbereitungen sur
Gurhfiihrllng Ser 9lntitruIt 8e=
ieb9ebung beenoi9t, inoem eS 9iQs
Dorbercitet bat, melde ollie ginSel=
beiten Ser Gru1tfrn9e oefen un6
nun Dem poIlen 9(u5i6uB oorgelegt
mer0en.
Sci Der 3uiamnleniteIll1ng Ser Sc
IeBentluiirfe belt man ii6 al Die 9ln-
itdten oe8 YrQiioenten un6 Der De.
mofrattiden 8ortei, ipie iic in ser
9tationalplatform 3um Iu8oruf qe.
braht morben tparen. 9ie @in8ef-
6eiten Der Bills noQte Serr glap-
ton nibt preisgeber, er iogte ober,
Dob Die Sherman gta unberiibrt
oe6lieben lit. Gr erfIGrte ouh, ooB
cine Der 8iGs iid nit Dem 3irefto.
renoustauIh befaBt. gs lit be-
tat1l1t, DaB Der 8elebentmnrf oerart
nbgefaBt lit, bob er crit 5lpei Sabre
na6 Ieiner Gaiiirung in aroft tre-
ten ion um ben aorporotionen su
ben etua notipenoig tper6enoen aen-
oer1tngen ibrer Srgoniiotion 3eit
5u laiien. 0aitglieoer oes aomitees
glouben, boB onoere groBe SSntereI-
fengruppen Dem 8eiipiel bon s. g.
Waorgon & 60. foleen unb Ii6 bon
oen 0ireftoren anoerer groBer I'm
ternebmungen 5uriid5ieben lper-
6en.
Die Stem Saben Giiel,bobnge.
iellfdaft bat, tpie 8aII Street, bie
3eid)en on Der @ono ridtig geoelttet
uno bat ein llebereinfomrnen nit
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-01-15
I11ttttttE1- 2S

georltdte Broteit Girfulor fiir etn-
seine Gtimmgeber allsgeIduttten uno
obenon mtf ei,len langen lpetBeu
go9cn gefle6t miro. 8ann folaen
3uerIt: 2infS: Boiler 8or- uno an.
name oe8 5tintntgeberS; ooueben
Bartetangebori9feit, oaneben 9rt
oes Stintngebers, uno GtroBe relp.
MURAL Goute. SIT ein gpqen ae.
ftlIlt, bette man oen 3ipeiten goqen
an ben eriten ltilp. 9ann uoreifire
man in SamIin GunutD: Son.
'. $. 9urfe. S5oitie of HepreIento-
ttoes, 8oibington. 9. g., oo Sam-
lin Gountp I'M 2, GongreBoiitrift
lteat. ga eS unnl69li6 lit, Die gsa.
men oller Srte unb in neId,eln
&onareboiitrtft oieie Iiegen, bier an.
5ltgebelt 10 ertunoige man lid, i'm
3iuelfel betnl 8oItmeiiter ieines Or.
teS, Der ieoenfaIls tpilien IolIte, IN
meldetn aonareBoiItrift iein Srt
Iiegt
Sm /. aongreboiitrift: 6. s. Oil
Ion.
= Sln 2. aororebotftrift: 6. $.
8urfe.
Sm 3. GongreBoiitrift: 6. SO.
Wfan Dcrgeiie nidt, ouf ser goreI.
le bin5u5nfilgen: Souie Of 92epreien.
tnttbeS, 8oibington, 8. 6.
8oS geilpiel bon Serrn 8auls
Iet aud anoeren GsutIden enlpfof1-
len, beIpnbers Den ycautea nnD
Utlfgllebern ocs Sab 0afpfn
'~faafsperoaitos. $. 9.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-01-15

Snlanb.

grdii0ert g9ilion lit aus ieinen
5erien, Die boiler 9lrbeit noren,
lpieoer nod 8aibington 5uriifge.
febrt uno arbeitet nieoer NIT 8oa-
oanlpf. ebenio bat iid Ser aonqreB
nieoer beriamnelt uno miro nddite
8ode Die neue 9otidoft @tlIonS
ent9egennebmen. Srnitreanlation ii.
lanSltd)e areoitseiellidaften iinb
nun Die nadften grobIene, 5u oe-
rem Grlebigung Ser grQitoent 6en
aongreB anbalten miro, naboen urt-
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-01-15
ltubt tpor0en.

In1bt por0en.
Steber bate i6 geIeben, tpenn ein
anoerer Stimmgeber oeutiher @e,
burt nit 9teht fir ein boberes
Imt nonlIntrt poroen mdre, benin oie
oelttihen Stilnm9eber boben e5 mobr.
lid neroient. auf Der onoeren Seite
iollteniid 0ertldeStimmgeber freuen,
ooB oas glmt neni9iteu5 in oelat-
| Ihen Sdnoen bIetbt, Oh ih ooerSerr
9epperle nun gerpinnt. S5noen ih
I5lm S6luB be0auere, ooB ih nun
lngelDollt ge3tpltngen bin, ge9en
Ieinen 2onO5monn 81 fanoi0iren,
fann MIDI 0ies ieOo6 nur in meinem
gnt'bluB beItGrfen, cine 0urh-
aus anitdnotge Gunpagne 3u fitb-
rem nnO menn Serr @epperle bel
oen Grindr1pablen gelpinnt, meroe
t6 Der erlt lte 8ratulant Iein.
Gonrao aornntonn.
Someit aornnonn. 9IS Gdrtft-
letter 0ieie5 8Iotte8 m06ten mir
num- nm etpaigen &rititen 6ei5ei-
ten oie Spite ob}ubrebcn, DorIdlt-
fig MIR bemerfen, 0oB ser llnter3cId-
nete noh beltem 4iiien beItGtiQen
fam, Dab e8 nidCt Die 9lbiiht bon
9errn &ornmonn mar, ol3 4an0i=
Dot OcrgeI6la9en 3lt meroclL ln0 ouB
mir perIonlih S5reuno 9ornr1onn
nld)t 3ur Nnnobme fir 6o8 betr.
Nmt ernt1nterten, un0 feline 9ton1iz
nation fir 0ie 8rimGrnu6[ 4anbi-
0otur cine ebenIo groBe lteberro-
1dlng fir ln3 ielber mar. 9(I3 45rG> |
'tocnt 0eS StantSperbon03 ba6en mir
tets Dor elmer 3eriplitterltng 0e8
OelttIhen Gotum5 gepornt, 10 Ionge |
feline uidtigen Grincipieufraoen cine
natttrgenaBe 0ieinlngSoerIhieoen- |
belt beOin9en. ,3ugleib MOD |
ten mir ertl0ren oab mir olS |!
,Sreun0 Observation-Disclosures, 0en mir
eit II Sobrcn erprobt bo6en, uuo
Der ItetS fir 0en ltnter5eidneten eins
rot, lcIbitOerit0noIib feline gtonli-
1otton fOrOern Der0en, obne un3 ie=
)ob an0erlpeiti9 poIitiih oe5bolb ge-
)lmoen SIT fiiblen. - 3u8Ieicb be-
)ouern mir iebr oie GeiIlng in 3met
)oIt.iI6e Eartci SSottionen. 9arii-
,er Ip0ter, tDenn mir 0ie poIitiihe
5ttuotion genauer It1oirt uno noh
Qt09li6feit Die politiIde Spreu
'om 8et3en geionoert boben.
g8ir tueroen 6a8ieni9e Sifet uno i
'ieienigen borgeIhGa0enen 9Qn0iou-
Ell unteritiiBeu, Die 11n5 am meiiten
uIdgen, lnO beren politiibe Brinct-
lien ln3 oie bette @elpQ6r fir rehte
mo ebrli6e Neforn uno berniinf-
ige 8eIebe berIprehen.
9uS 6aftion3 Motto ollein tut
8 ntdt, aud nibt Ser 0eutide gtome
iuein.
O}ebr ooriiber in einer YpGtcrcn
tlunmer.
Sans Geuut6.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-01-15
Su eigener Sabe

8as Serr gpnrao SDrnmann, Sipnr
Sails, g. ., 5n ieiner 9tunina-
tipn als aanbioat fir bas Imt
fir Staats- unb SdDnllanbereien
80 iagen bat.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-01-15
Gnnoidall

sSortIebllng bon SpoIte S.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-01-15

Der om 5. SSorltar in Gierre bon
ser repltblifaniihen Wtinorit0t8- Sat
tion cinitimmig 3um &anOiOoten fir
StoatS- uno SduQdnOereien fiir Die
WfGr5 8rimGrDoblen nontitirte
6err Guurao aornmann, Sionr
Sails, g. o, bot uns, uahitebenoes
-gingeIan0t -ollf5unebmen, porin
er ben DeutI6en Stintngebern aus
einonoeriebt, mie er sur Domination
ton, pnrlm er iie ontabm unO mie
er Nun ieine. &ompo8ne 5u fiibren
ge0enft:
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-01-15

5ortieting alf Spalte 7.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-07-21
The TENDERFOOl AT POKER

A Chicago man tells of a poker
game played in a Wyoming town
in a saloon where the barkeeper,
with the assistance of three crooks
puts one across now aud then on a
tenderfoot.
One night such a specimen ap.
peared, and after a few drinks was
induced to ''sit in" for a while at a
dollar limit.
Matters progressed in the usual
way for a bit then an astonishing
series of mods and winks began to
pass about. TIE bartender had
signalled that the ~tenderfoot held
four kings in the draw. Then the
betting began.
P%residently the waiter brought
sandwiches and @hiskey in order
to distract the %tenderfoot. While
the latter was disposing of his
drink the next man to him slipped
a sixth card into his hand thus
multiplying it.
The unconscious %tenderfoot took
ny q huge sandwich. bit off a large
mouthful and began to bet again.
He was. of course, raised ali
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-07-21
ORIGIN OF DOLLAB MARK

Of all the theories advanced in
explanation Of the origin of the
dollar mark not one is entirely
satisfactory and convincing. A
Spanish source has often been sug-
gested, but the sign is not used in
Spain, says the New York Inde-
pendent.
The following theory is not pre-
sented as complete. but it has some
aspects of probability which made
it seem worthy Of consideration.
The sign S was used in Portugal
as early as 1914; how much earlier
| cannot say. 1t was called cifrao
(cifra means a cipher and cifrao is
merely al augumentative.)
The Portuguese, however, aid not
use it originally or exclusively to
represent a monetary unit, as APP
pears from the definitions of the
eifrao given in the portugese die
tionaries of vieira, Mores Silvt,
and in the diccionario Contem-
posaneo, all Of which Say in sub
stance that the cifrao serves to
separate the thousands from the
hundreds, as for example, S00$506
and that it serves also ss an alb
breviation for three ciphers so that
.745$ is the same ss 745$000.
The diccionario Contemporneo
adds that it is also used to repre-.
sent q monetary unit, as the pata-
cas- 10 Macau and 1imor, the dollars
in America, etc.
II may be added the Macsu and
part Of Timof are Portuguese pos
sessiops, and that the pataca 10
nearly equivalent to our dollar in
value.
The sign was also used to repre-
sent thousand Of men as we'll as Of
coins; thus the Portuguese historian
Lenos wrote Of IS eayalIos SOS
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-07-21

been cooked in three minutes.
Even fish have been caught in the
Clackamus river and without heing
taken off the line have been dropped
into the spring and in a very brief
time cooked to a turn.
The waters come from solid rock
and are strongly impregnated with
salts but not of sufficient strength
to make the taste objectionable.
Many stories are told by the In.
dians with regard to the wonderful
properties of these springs, and
they have been known to cross the
mountains from the reservation on
the other side to battle in the water
of the "big hole" as they call it.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-07-21
MODEL SHELTER TOWN

w. A. CLARK of Montana declares
that he is shortly to realize one of
his ambitions, and that is the build
ing of a model smelter town that
will be ell his own. This is being
built at Clarkdale, Ariz., about
four miles from and 1000 feet
lower than his United Verde mine
at jerome. The town has 1876
houses. with spacious door yards
for the children to play in and a
$4,000 sihool house. The houses
are all 60 feet apart. A brick
kiln is turning out 40, 900 brick
per DAY for the houses. The houses
are modern in every way with
water, light and sewerage. No. rad
light district will be allowed in
the town and only few liquor con-
cessions will be granted. The town
is to be policed by Mr.. Clark's
own men. SO their will be no poll
tics in the department. AS avery.
thing in the town will belo6g to
Mr.. Clark and he owns thousands
of acres surrounding the town, OBJ
jectionable characters can within
"a hours be escorted far beyond
the city limits. The new smelter
at ~Clarksdale, which will treat
United Verde and custom ores, will
be finished by September 1, and
have a capacity of 100000
pounds of copper per munth.-
Mining World.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-07-21
iniantes- l.ooo tsl,.ry and 90.
600 infantry.
MEN METHOD Of atvrMeE

The larger part of the gigantic
income tax has been collected and
is now in the government vault.
The attention Of the department
has been turned to the delinquent
property owners and methods are
being desised for ascertaining the
income Of many people who made
no report to the collector. A new
feature of the detective work is
connected with what has been
named a "spite service" This is
simply the use of tips and anony-
nous letters sent to collectors at
various points, telling of incomes
OF people as they have teen learned
by others who have a desire to
cause trouble or expense. to get
even with the persons exposed.
Persons having knowledge of deals
by which considerable profit was
made during the year. often profit at
their expense have taken this means
of Furnishing the man who beat
them in The deal. All this in
formation is filed, tabulated, and
will he Investigated by the officers
of the spite department.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-07-21
LEMuEL ALLEN

The announcement of Hon. Lem
uel Allen as a democratic candi-
date at the primary election for the
office of governor appears today.
MIR. Allen is one of the first pio-
neers of the slate and one of its
most prominent and best citizens.
He has served the state in both
branches Of the legislature and as
lieutenant governor. During all
his service as legislator EXPANDING
over a long period, there has never
been a blot on his record. AS
lieutenant governor, he maintained
that record and stands before the
people of Nevada today without a
stain as q public~oficia Beside
his service to the state, he has done
good work for the people of his
county.
AS Q democrat he has borne the
heat and burden of many a CAM
paign for his party. In victory
and defeat, he has been staunch
and true. His ambition is now to
crown his long and splendid record
with the highest Office ia the state
government. In that office he
would be as true to the people as
he has been in the past.
We take pleasure in commencing
Hon. Lemuel Allen to the favor
able consider alton Of Democratic
voters.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-07-21

around. He let on and ate on quite
calmly. A big sum lay ON the
table.
Then very suddenly. the bartend-
er resumed his signalling. He was
excited. 1t was plain that things
going wrong. The crooks.
anxious, called the tenderfoot.
The latter finished his sandwich,
took a big drink of whiskey and laid
down his original FIVE cards. Then
in silence he gathered up his win
nings and took his leave.
After his departure there was
the deuce to pay. "Whpt," de-
manded the crooks of the bartender
what did he do with that sixth
card?"
"Did't you see'' howled tie bar
tender. dancing with rage. "He
ate it with his sandwich"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-07-21
SPRINGS 220 DEGREES hot

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Springs hot enough to cook beans
and boil eggs in three minutes
have been found within a snort
distance Of Portland. They are on
the Claekamas river. thirty miles
south Of Estacade and seventy
miles from this city.
These springs IRE fifty in mum.
Der, and one throws out a stream
Of seven inches in dismeter. The
springs have been known to the
Indians for many years. A French
hslf breed named Mieheai Ar
qnette. a trapper, hearing an old
Indian Of the molalla tribe speak
of hot springs this side Of the
range, made an Investigation and
found them.
The springs are supposed TO be
the hottest 10 the world-220 de.
srees. Beans have been cooked
in the larger springs with the same
dispatch as on . stove. Eggs en-.
cssed in a mesh OF any kind have
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-07-21
Rate BENEFITS MAY Be LOST

Whether the benefits of the vic.
tory gained when the United
States Supreme Court sustained the
Interstate Commerce Commissions
intermonntain rate ease order are
to. be lost in a large measure is be-
ing discussed by shippers and mem
bers of the Nevada Railroad COM
mission as q result of press dis
patches telling Of q new order Of
the commission making the lower
rates effective October 1 and .modi-
flying the order of two years ago
recently upheld by thu Supreme
Court. 1t is believed that the ad.
vance Of the effective date to Oc-
tober will prevent the collection Of
hundreds Of thousands Of dollars In
refund from the railroad COM
panies.
1T is natural, said Judge Bar
tine, THAT the railroad companies
will fight as long as possible. IL
cannot think, however, that the In.
terstatc Commerce commission
would, without notice to the Ne
yada commission and "a hearing
to us who have pulled che long oar
in this fight exempt q long list Of
articles from operation Of the long
and short haul clause. The articles
mentioned is being exempted may
be the articles on which the rail-
roads intend to ask further relief
when granted q hearing ia 0cto-
her. II these are exempted by q
modification Of the commissions
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1914-07-21
MEIcMs N SUNDAY SCRAP

In the course Of an argument in
frcnt Of the Union Hotel last Sun
day afternoon Casnero Hernandez
drew q revolver and fred five
shots at Fidei Galindo the other
party to the argument. One of the
shots took effect in Galindo's knee.
Both r Mexicans. Another Mexi-
ran whose name was not learned
was shot in the heel. presumably
by The same bullet that passed
through Galindo's leg.
Hernandez was arrested by other
Mexicans in the group and brought
to The Jail where he was delivered
to the custody of the officers. The
wounded men we're taken to DIR.
Hewetson's hospital.
Galindo's wound is serious, the
knee bone being shattered and
danger of infection existing. Tues
day night he was taken to Los
Angeles and placed in a hospital
there.
District Attorney Van Pelt has
delayed the filing of a complaint,
awaiting a definite report from the
surgeons concerning Galindo. If
the latter should die the charge
will be murder in the first degree.
1t is stated that the assault was
made without provocation and that
the victim vas unarmed and had
made no threatening move at Her
nandez. The latter is said to have
been crazed with drink.-Clark
County Review.