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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-09-17

Belated returns from districts out in the
state have changed the lead which Karl c..
Schuyler had piled up to Samuel D. Nichol-
son in their race for the Republican nomina-
ton for United States senator OF total of
1,487 precincts in the state 1,128 had re-
ported Friday afternoon.
In Denver Schuyler has lead Of 5552 over Nicho
Returns coming nj from outside Of PeH-
precincts but most Of outside counties have been
reported completely.
With returns coming in from the state from the
unusually heavy vote cast in Tuesdays primary election
Sam Nicholson and Karl G. Schuyler both claiming
the Republican nomination for United States senator The
Nicholson supporters feel confident that his lead outside
of Denver will entirely overcome Mr. Schuyers advan
tage in that city,
Lieut. COL Rice W. Means, the third contestant in
this race running slow third in virtually every dis
trict of the state.
Robert H. Higgins of Pueblo was defeated by j. M
Collins Nonpartsan league candidate on the Democratic
ticket by big vote for the gubernatoria nomination
The old-ne Democrats fight against candidates en-
dorsed by the FarmerLabor party and the Nonpartisan
league most of whom went the Democratic ticket by
petition brought out heavy vote for this ticket
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-09-17
Our Assortment of Clear
Havana

Seed and Havana and domestic ci-
gars include the following well
known brands: Olinda, Ell Empo-
ria, Van Dyke, Harvester, Chan
celIor, Robert Burns, Tom Moore,
Muriel, M and O., Dry Climate, La
Azora. Our stock of cigarettes
consists of all the leading brands.
McBRIDE's DRUG STORE.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-09-17
St. PaulS Bazaar

On Oct. % bazaar will be held
by the ladies of st. Paul's guild.
The sale will consist of fancy and
useful articles. Some beautiful
prizes have been secured by the
ladies', and these will also be
offered for sale. 9I7 1t
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-09-17

Mrs. E. g. Harper and son,
Robert, have moved from Alice to
this city. They are located on
Virginia street.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-09-17

People come here from everywhere,
from the south Mississippi Valley, and
as far east as Virginia, Ohio, Okla
homa, Texas, Arkansas, Florida, Kan
sas and Nebraska, and foreign lands.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-09-17

At the head waters of Chicago Creek
may be found the mountain lion and
some bear, but there are. more lions
than bear. few wildcats are some-
times seen nearer town.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-09-17

-Pasteurized Milk and Cream at
McBride's Corner Drug Store.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1920-09-17
NICHOLSON HAS won
IN SENATORIAL RACE
Nicholson OverCOmeS
Denver Lead; Radicals
Pile Up Big Vote

Special to the Siftings-News
Denver, Sept. 49, 9 a. n.---The nomination of Mich
olson as United States senator absolutely assured by
majority of least 1,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
Explanation Is offered.

To the Editor Of Tho Times Dispatch:
Sir,--ln recent issue you ask, "Wil
somebody offer plausible eXplanati ion
why tho American Federation OF La
Dor interests itself in securing release
from prison or conscientious DIRECTORS,
cXponents Of revolution and violence.
draft dodgers and other traitors and
siackcrs. and also some estimate OF
what proportion OF American working
men really approve the position in
which they are put before the coun-
try?"
AS you have requested advice l give
il TO you free Of charge. 'As men
advance In civilization and small tribes
are united into larger communities The
SIMPLEST reason would tell each ;ndi-
Iidual that he ought to extend his
social instincts and sympathies TO ALI
tho members OF the same nation.
though. personally unknown 10 him
This point being. once reached, there
is only an artificial barrier TO prevent
his SEinrat hies extending 10 the men
OF all nations and raccs--and IN peo-
pic who differ with him on certain OK
prcSSions OF capitalism
From tho above, l assume your mind
is still OF the tribe variety. and, there
fore, it aecms impossible for your rdi-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
WILL SHOW DEVELOPMENT
OF MERCHANT MARINE
Exhibit Is Planned for New York city
to Impress Progress
Mudc.

NEW YORK. March 6.--I'or ~ . pur-
pose OF creating nation vide interest
IN the DEVELOPMENT OF The American
merchant marine. a series OF demon
STATIONS showing marine resources OF
the country will begin here April -
ana last oIe week. il WAS announced
today by the Nationa, Marine League.
According 10 =. II. w. Ross. presi.
dent OF the league, the d.inonstra lions
viii consist of paradcS; dinners, at
which prominent marine authorities
Viii be speakers; cApositions Of shin
models and exhibits OF cargo. hand ms
and shinp:ng devices. John Barton
fayne, chairman OF tho United states
Shipping Boa.d: Secretary of Commerce
j. w. Alexander and other men prom +.
nent IN Americans commercial deve!op-
mePt viii ne in attendance. While. cen
ierinG in New York. the demonstration
WI! DC nationwide ia acope. !. was
Tho league. according to it's officers,
now has more than 1900 members in,
Guiding no, only prominen, steamship
men. but executive heads o. many Of
ahn largest manufacturing banieins
state OF tn. Union
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
REPORTS INCREASED TRADE
winston Churchill Issnes ppttmi,ti.
Statement Relative TO British
shipping.

- CUMBERLAND, ENG. March 6.-An
optlmistic statement Regarding the
.r.nd OF Affairs in this couutry was
~ state for War. in Il speech here
NJ. Churchill said:
our export trade ~ growing month
bE month in value and IL" volume.
orders flowing into almost all the great
INDUSTRIES. not only from the nome
MARIE, nut from overseas.
our expenditure is Diminishing
rapidly. The expenditure o. tire dc =.
pariments which l contro! will be less
Dy the enormous sum of $500 1900. 600
ut the end of last year. The revenue
also shows steady expansion.
We arc on the high road TO re-
covery. from the injuries and the re-
tardai!on of the war and to consoiida-
lion of the great position won by the
proves of our soldiers in the field. But
thero is one condition. We must all
work together during the period OF
reconstruction, v,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07

the top. Ruyera al. ho'diAS OF and arc
Mills re- so well sold ,hn, they are under
hands srrca- Ia hsv" unus,la confidence in
values because 81 ti.s. limited sunplies o.:
goods ,h"y ran ocer Most Of III. OF ira din L
has h.."u between second hands
FURNISHED goods show very little change
less Inclined 20 hold for tho h!:hss; l~"els
on any goods they can ofie- for by
delivery. The market is restricted T.irr.-
pa.iy through nnarcial pressure resulting
IN a "urta,nin1t Of forward ,ommitmc n; :.
Reports from The south ard Yves, still tot.
Of good trad. untnect"d in ~" d"Er"e re-
ported ~ New York. wh ere wholesale MAJ
h~'s are conferred ana whore they are ncarc.
thu innutDCe- eIer,cd through u"an"iul
channels. There have ha.n more Offering
az cotton warn. this week. Knit goods have
ruled 0uist with .cw oftC rings reported in
fret SnndI.
Prices quoted n-e "a follows: Brown sheet
inEa. southern stardard- - dcn;lns, ~;
Southern indigo ~ 10 soc. t'"kinf:s. eight :
cnncs. pa,: stable IinShans :'iec: u,andp-d
print. 70. G--ss Slrg!in;ns. 500 3I;.c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
LONDON EDITORS DISCUSS
STERLING EXCHANGE RISE
Believe Decision to Repay Anglo
French Loan, Not Shipment Of Gold,
Is Responsible for Improvement.
fBy Associated Pross. J

LONDON. March 6.-Financial cd
5ors OF London morning newspapers
me 81 Fs s"s 70 OF Nan an iYHpendns ship
OF them concur in saying there rs no;
500 enough available here Tor tho
shipment III amounts which have been
sue scsicd Ind in aay event. the amount
VI s9ld that could he shipped would
n0s ne sufficient 10 ancct exchange
The opinion Is expressed by the III
nancinl expert OF the London Times
i I'M me rise in Startling may be read
the Anglo French loan and a frcer
disposition on tho part of Amorcan
houses having knowledge of that dcci-
sion TO purchase sterling exchange
The financial editor of the Daily
news 'hinks the main cause Of the
,, mp In exchange is ,satisfac-
working its own cure lie says stcam-
nrs arriving from the United States
INC other hand Great Eritain is sei,int;
moro goods than ever i'm the United
states. thus creating a favorable con-
Decision 20 Redeem a Surprise.
In us editorial columns, the Times
SAYS me an announcement that the Brit
n IN ana french governments, have de-
pounds sterling Anglo French loan
la,timg Que In October. will come as
hnro OF surprise TO financial circles
ling exchange in New York shows /,
10 nave occasioncd there.
IL remained TO be seen. the newspa :
per continues. whether il is intended
TO provide the 5O.coo,cGo pounds stcr-
iinE IN gold which It has been sag
E:stcd be shipped To New York on, Of
ihe stocka held b. the banks OF Eng
land and France. or whether il is in
tended 20 purchase the current output
Of new gold.
Both institutions. however. the
Times says. have sufficiently large
stock OF gold to enable them TO pro-
woe thiS amount without diminishing
their reserves, but in any case the
British and French governments will
obviously be compelled to come into
he market as buyers Of consider
able amount Of dollars between now
and the loans maturity. Tho editorial
goes on:
Few people had expected such an
early beEinning-even though ii is a
relatively small one-to De made in
tho redemption Of our foreign debt.
It's effect on British and French
credit abroad is already reflected In
AS far as tho country is concerned
the paymen; Of this loan. which was
the first raised in the United States
during the war, Will be TO reduce our
Indebtedness 10 the United States 70
'o?'Voe pounds sterling"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
SAVES FORMER EMPEROR
THEN LOSES HIS PENSION
Japan Rick shn-Mnn ~ Now Forced ia
Return TO Work Hernusc of
NIt.bnIaS'

TOKYO. March 6.--Thr japanese
richsha-man who saved Tho life Of
former Emperor Nicholas % Russia
when an attempt was made Ia kill
him on his visit 10 Japan as crown
prince in 1881 has lost the pension
which wa; paid him for many wears
for that scrr;ve 10 tho Russian ruler.
This is the result Of the death of the
former Emperor and tho Russian rcvo-
luton.
Nicholas was attacked By Il Japanese
policeman with n s1oer. InttrfeFcnce
by the ricksha- man enabled him to
escanc with a Sigh: wound. While rn-
c"Ving his pension tie ricksha man
lived in luxury, but now has returned
10 the work OF handling his ricisha.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
CREDIT FLOUR SALES ARE
AUTHORIZED BY COMMITTEE
House Why's md Means Body APPROVE.
Grain Corporation Plan 10 Meet
Situation.
Sy Associated p.ess. ]

SUMPTION. March o.--A resolu-
ton authorizing the Uni;cL Statcs
Grain Corporation to sell 5.0co. 900 bar.
refs OF Soft-whcat flour TO needy Euro
pean countries on credit VAS approval
Committee. II will BE- offered n su!,sti-
lmte Tor the Treasury Drpartmcnt pro
p"sal that loans OF 500. 0cu. 900 he made
10 austria. Poland and Armenia for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
The Fiore sailed from C;ulfnort Miss
TWO DIE IN GUN FIGHT
Third MINI ]. Seriously wounded In
Family Row on keutucky-Vir-
EInia border.

ASHLAND, KY. March 6.--Milford
Hubbard and :, brother law. Jerry
Hubbard. were killed and Willard
Hubbard. brother Of Milford. was *cri-
cusly wounded in gun fight between
the three yesterday at rounce. Va. ON
tho Kentucky-V Virginia border.
Tho men were said to be intoAicato cd
and Iuarreled. Milford engaged IN a
rifle duel with Jerry and killed. him.
willard and Milford then exchanged
shots, Milford falling to the ground
with two bullets In his body. Milford
'ust before dying fred two shots from
his pistol, seriously wounding Willard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
Times-Dispatch Readers Give Views
on Affairs of State and Nation

attracting unusual attention, and 1t
should receive the. special notice and
sion. Tho discovery has already been
made that carbon in excess in the hu-
man body Is tho cause of febriic dis
enses. hardening Of tho arteries and
other Affections, and that they can be
controlled and relieved by the 'lay-
ing on of hands" when aided by skilled
medical treatment.
The church and the physicians of
| every school should cooperate to solve
and utilize every available means to
aid in the prevention. aud cure, of the
many diseases, that aii,ct humanity
SAXON FISCHER
Richmond, Va March 6, 1920.
Dniries and Daylight Saving.
To tho Editor of The Times Dispatch:
Sir'-fteferr!nG to tho editorial in
your valuable paper OF several days
ago. | would like to ask how the city
business people would arrange affairs
IL tho city maintains the 'dayiiSh hit
, saving" schedule, while the country
stance, We send our milk 70 the city
dairy twice every day. It has to be
ther" ht n given hour in order TO Keep
tho regular schedule OF the city dairy
an hour the men at tho city dair;
havc TO stand idle that hour or our
milk has TO stand In tho hot street an
hour. That IN turn throws All the de-
livery wagons cut Of time 50 the city
man fails TO get his milk at 'hc OK
pcctcd time. Either ncu arc iulc or
our milk is ruined. You KNOW we are
required to delivevr our mill, from The
farm to the city dairy Il, low tenn
rerature, which rises after standing
in Il hot street an hour.
] am not opposed 10 giving tho / :
boring man an hour % daylight for mis-
garden or recreation. but think /, could
he more satisfactorily arranged h. his
/ going to work an hour carit,r in the
morning and quitting AN hour earlier
in the afternoon The m"st Of city
people who 70 out Tor recreation in
tho evening do not 20 till il gets dark
whether that bn.S Or 10 O'clock These
are some of the problems TO be en-
connteced. We have one SON IN tho
city dairy, one on tho farm.
MRS. ANDREW l. SCOTT
Richmond, Va, March 4. 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
M'ADOO AGAIN REFUSES
Declines 10 Permit Wis Name 10 he
Entered IN CnlifOru:n presir
Dental Primary.
tny .hssoriatcd press.

nv ,issoriatcd Hreas.)
NEW YoRN. March 6.---Wiiiam c.
McAdoc again made plain his inten-
ton not 10 permit his naDle TO be en-
tered on presidential preferential, bal
lots, when he sent a Telegram toda Y
TO +. +. Ewing. chairman of the Demo-
cratic State COMMITTEES of California
requesting tha' he be kept out OF tic
California primary.
Mr. Mc.tdoo reiterated the state
mcnt he recently made TO Georgil
Democrats Tint ne favored the send
ing of uninstructcd delegates 10 I'll.
national convention
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
WEARY WILLIE" is GONE
Hobo Whose Labor Farmers Once
Sought at Harvest Time liz Now
Extinct Character

NEW YORK. March. 6.-The hobo
whose labor was sought by farmers
at harvest tune Is now an extinct
character in America. according 10 the
American Land Service, which supplies
seasonal workers from the city for
farm work during the slack seasons
Prosperity, Prohibition and even the
war-timc .work-or fright" order arc
the disappearance OF Weary Willie
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
Croet unnk to Icrrct n IIome.

CEOZET. w, March G.-Thc First
National Bank. Crozcr's now financial
institution, Will not do business III
rented quarters very long. The board
OF directors has decided TO have erected
Q odel ha mixing house Of It's own. and
w, i. Carter, Jr, the president. tx in
tors and for bank furniture and equip
ment. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07

doing by any member OF society
whether. by words or actions. and L
therefore. suggest to you that you
know what you are talking abou, b. /.
fore you express yourself so violently
against the labor element. suEragis;s
and prchibitlonlsts. w
Richmond. Va, Mnrch s. 1870
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
Corn Is Corn In Northumberiaud.

FAYETTEVILLE, Va. March S.-Sfuch
Of the corn raised in northumberland
County last year still rerasins un-
shucked in tho feld, duo partly to tho
Tho local demand for corn is strong in
Eomo parts OF the county. AZ q nublio
auction recently hold near Rehobotf
Church corn sold ut SIS bushel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
FAvORs GREcIAN CLAIMS
Senator Lodge Introduces Resolution
to Give Athens Aegean Islands
IL md Asiahc Land.
[By Associated Press

WASHINGTON. March GA resolu-
ton designed to put the .enatc on rec
ord as favorlng award TO Greece Of
Northern Eplrus including Corytza. the
twelve islands. of the Aegean and the
definitely Greek portion Of the western.
coast OF Asia-Minor was introduced to-
day by Senator Lodge, Republican
leader. IT was referred to the for
eisn relations committee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
Held for FedernI Grand ,yur,

unalwfully wearing the uniform OF tho
United Stn'es Army. was liberated or
$500 bail yesterday. when he appeared
before United states Commissioners
Melvin FieScnhcmcr He viii appear
before the Federal srHnd jury a. the
April term OF the United States Dis
;ricI Court, ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07

torial mind to conceive OF an honest
opinion expressed by another.
Such as are thy habitual thoughts,
such also will be the character or thy
mind; for the soul is dyed by tho
thoughts says the pagan philosopher.
and ~ seems that you get your thoughts
honestly.
l do not connonc violence or wrong
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
Jewish Women to vote in Palestine.

women in taiestine have been gramtsd
the vote and, will DO eligible for ficc-
tion TO the constituent assembly. ac-
cordinS 70 cable message received
from London today by the Zionist or Z.
saniaation of America The message
from the international Zionist Organi-
zation stated that the assembly would
convene soon to formulate u cons.i-
tuition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
Weekly Dry Goods Market,

NEW York. March G.-Cotton goods
prices In Wholesale markets have shown
demand now. continued for. 3 or wesks
Tho. only, softeninE roportable is found IN
shown price declines. Of moro than 10 NOR
cont, most declines hardly s per cent froa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
Church and Medicine.

To tho Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
Sir,--Thc Los Angeles Times reports
that at Il conference OF cicrgymcn and
la:tncu representing the principal
churches OF Los Angeles held recently
at the Y. NJ. c. a, resolutions were
Christian league OF healing. More than
200 prominent pastors and members OF
churches attended and all the speak :
crs expressed the belief that the time
had come for tho church TO undertake
the study and application Of biblical
healing.
Among the resolutions adopted was
one that stated We encourage the
study OF the subject of healing III al!
practical and truthful ways aud urge
al! Interested to make a thorough
study of the subject from Il biblical.
physiological and scientific standpoint.
1t is apparent that The subject o: heal
ing according 10 s"riptura! methods is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
HAS TWO PIGS AS CREW
Abandoned Norwe tan Bark Goes
Ashore on Grand bahama with
Lumber Cargo.

IBy Associnted FrfsS J
NASSAU. BAHAMAS. March 6.--Witi,
Two pigs the only living things aboard,
the Norwegian bari, i'iorc. carrying q
cargo OF lumber. driftcd into sand Cay.
northwest OF tho Grand BahaIoa Is
land, this week. The marsha! 0t the
admiralty court has claimed the YES
sci as Il derelict.
The Fiore sailed from Gulfport. Miss.
January 10. bound to EuenoS Ayres.
she stranded on the BIhama Oalik
early In February, and her crew os
boat and landed at Sagua. Cuba.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
UncuunI Land Assessments.

To the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
men, of the ..esisIature. and 1 see they
have failed TO take uD ono OF tho most
important questions that confront the
people OF Virginia today--thc question
OF assessing land for taxation. IT tho
representatives only knew the In
equaiities that exist In the assessment
Of land they would do something Tor
tho re let of the people along this line.
y man who is newcomer to this state
presented me with two tax bills yes
terda$. One was on lOO-acre tract.
.he other was on Il nfteen-acre tract.
The Ec;ccn-acrc tract. without build
:nSS or timber, only bushes with ABOUT
three acres in cultivation. and that
dead-poor, is assessed at $40 per acre.
The l00-acrc tract. with good build :
ings, thirty or forty acres In cultiva :
t!on. il assessed at $3.50 an acre. build
ings included.
ment OF land seems to be universal;
and should DO corrected. The small
tracts OF land are bearing out OF nj.
proportion their just proportion Of the
taxes. Comparatively they arc on 100
per cent basis OF valuation, while tho
large tracts are on a. - or 80 peg cent
basis OF valuation. Now, iinI the
large landowners approve this plan o.
a.sossncnt, while tho small la ndowners
object 10 H. Tho former class claim
a majority government, and that any
body should bow in nbcytncc 20 a ma
jority. This PAGES the small! land
owner in IL terrible condition, without
right Of appcul--virtuallv, I mean.
But there is 1t moral question AT stake
in this matter. and the sins OF a state
will surely find ~ out
Now. the remedy: first. give the land
a uniform assessment This gives COM
plctc justice. II this plan * not agree
able. then try board OF assessors COM
posed Of three men, To trav-! together
and assess the land. In this way IL
man ever did or ever will assess and
properly. for divers reasons which are
not necessary 10 mention. Toe board
Of equalization should hc the board OF
assessors. doing away with the board
of equalization. TO properly assess
land you must he able to see It'll mean
under the present plan.
JOHN T. THRIFT.
Blackstone Va March !; 100.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07

SAXON FISCHER,
Richmond, Va, March s, 1920.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-28
BUYS Million RubIes for
SIS and Is Broke Same Day

Scbastopol. Aug. "5.--(By the \. ~,
One million don ruhleS were purchased
for SIS here today by the correspondent
but after he paid $4,000 ruhleS for a
meal. 10000 more for a short cab ride
and soon at the close OF the day he was
bankrupt millionaire. Crinca ~ in an
unhappy situation. II has $4,000. ooN. 600
OF ruhlcs. but no real money and there
Is little 10 buy here.
The harhor is failed with idle and dis
abled warShipS and merchan'mCn. There
arc no new CarGOes on the docks: street
cars have been stopped because II the
lack of coal: stores have no stocks. ana
streets are deserted except for an oc-
casional carriage. some wounded soid!"rs
or armed patrolmen. The only IF" her"
IS on the beaches at the park at IN"
entrance TO tho hartor. There. hatherS,
for the most part women ami wounded
officers and soldiers pass the time when
rot reading bulletins from the various
south Russian fronts NJ the Official
news bureau These bulletins cause
Crimeans much encouragement.