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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-20
aenbelien | 0renieip6
life ferSis enonu.

2onbon, 19. Ott. qllaifa aoms
fisiionsns Setretar Garter faebe /
Dag, at Der life bar opnaaet nogsn
9lfegrelIe 5or6olo til be foritellige
omtpiIiehe Spsrssmual enbnu.
San iaeoe, at ben Rapport, iom
spublicereoes / asrbags og lob pda,
at oGe Qtmeritas 5ororinser meo
llnbtueelIe of portlunO aanal bar
blepsn inbrsmmebe. bar uben @runo.
,,aommisiionen bar enbnu insen Qlf=
Itemning taeet," iagbe Garter. pSOers
fen be, ej beller nogen anoen bee
enbnu, boab 9fsIuItotet bill blire.
commissioner bill formobentlis blioc
nsbt til at Iibbe bele oenns llss, fer
en- SperensItemmelie fan naas."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-20

Der bar benbeo 500 Setter. 9aano=
parterne iao nait til pen9emanbsn,
pg be Iamtaleoe, Iom be bar De bier
teligite genner. Der gif en- 5eIelIe
at 8enItd6 gennem aue De 5dler, Der
bolptes.
8i ital enonu fun anfere nogleSro
at Mr. grtels uf G1icd9o Strset
Railipab Company.
Som en- GmbeOsmonb of Spor=
pognsIeIItdbet, interesIeret Sagen,
itoo jeg op for 6orflaget, at en- Or,
bejbers glet til at flute zig til en-
Organization fan life 6etpibles, o9
bet eneTte, Der fan forlanges af BAN
ober fer bans 6erre, bet er, at Fan
ger lin qligt." idgOe DIR. Gcfels.
oSeg forfbarer ltnionsm9nosnes
Ret til at arbejpe for BEEN, Be Be-
9dger, og til at n9gte at arbejoe.
naar be finoer bette rigti9t". FORT
latte ban. ,Ulen naar 6an bar Ilut=
tet, idd bar ban min getragtning
life mere Ret til at tpinge en- onren,
3berten BED ObertaleIIe efer pdd mo-
gen ancen Maabe til at forIabe fin
Pldbs, END fan bar til at tDinge IN
2(rbeiosgicer til at 6pre 6am."
Den tommer moaTte life, men pm
cen 0ag Iful0e fomme, ba man bill
qennemFpye qrincipet toungen ltnio-
nisme, "a tror jeg, at gegpnoslTen til
@n0en paa orsaHiTeyet 9fr6ejoe ptt
rare fe- 9aanfea." Del tror bi o9
iad.
9tr6siose6erne gompers ca nit
deG talle ogfaa. De bar 6aa6sful6e.
"a farlig Den foTie 6aa6eoe. at aa.
pitaI o9 2trbeire 6remtiOen beOse
ilulce funne fnr6anoie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-20
12te Mat'g.

le opbebare bette Oiplom Iom ct IDnz
ligt Wlinbe ON be DeQDftebe 0age.
Gnteltpreitdtionerne bar after /
Dag meget interesIante og lenneOes
meo traftigt gifaIb. Oct bar I9rs
Zig 9iborg &ommunalifole og Qarz
bus 2atinifole, Der gjorbe fig forOelz
agtig bemarfet. men ogfaa De anbre
Sfoler pDeoe i9roeles reIpeftabel
flerItemmig Sang.
Gnbelig peb 5otiDsn fom 9(fIlut,
ningen. Samtlige 9ern iamlebes ats
ter paa Scepen og fang unber proz
fesIor Ne6elongs 2eoelIe ire 6Gbres
lanosiange. 5 ben fiOite fang aae
5il6ererne efter profesforens 9nite
meo; Der er ct pnbi9t 9anb" lso
laa m9gtigt, at Stgoet orbentlig
6ieo rbIet of aulisIerne.
Saa ertlereoe 9gitnant S6igler,
aommiteensSetretar, bet fprite bans
ife StoleIangitapne for ofifuttet, og
uobra9te ct 2ebe for Qul6org for ubs
piIt @eitfribeo.
StaOnet forlp6 bet 6ele taget Ial
ipm man neppe 6aobe turs
bet 6aabe bet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-20
Gn SGser i Sdlucits' Sjcrge
fan9er eli uilO 9uinoe.

@eneoa, 98peits, 10. 0H. -
QanOs65sn @esfenaD er meget OPP
rpmt cber Sppa9elIen af en- pirtelig
bib &oinre gjergene.
0leoens en- Sa9er paa @flo4orn
fulgte en- Iaaret @em1e, 6prte ban
en- unoerIi9 9BO iom of ct DIR, bsr
pintss. 0un ful9te 9pOen og fanot
apinoen. Sun bar paa bet iibfe
Std0ium af 9un9er pa ll6nattelie.
6un bar tle0t Blot ct StDffe SGf>
tetei, og benoes filtreoe 9aar 6engte
neO ON ben6es Stul0re. 0d bun
Idd S9geren, itreg bun og forfpgte at
unbflD, men BUN bar for 5odg BERTH.
Ter tom 9ialp, Og BUN fprtes til
9Den.
8a bun tom Jig libt, foripgte bun
at unbflp og blep Ooloiom, 6eo og
rep bem, Der 6olbt benbe tilbo9e, %
ifalOte paa bem ct Spro9. fpm
ingen foritoo.
6un bar Ejeninnlig panoret /
9jergene len9ere Sib. 9enbts
gle9le er baarbe og itarpe Iom ct
0brs, og benoes 5sbOer er beIfps=
tet af en- tpf, bornastig Saale.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-20
9Omic / 9fciu g)Orf.
6an iiget at ban er Der
5plge guoOommelig Sns
fpirotion.

Gsip gorf. 16. Ott. So6n Qtleran.
Der 0oipie, Gions .,elias". antoal
til Grano Central Station &l. 8.4s
Dag Morges.
6an 6iliies al flere 6unorebe al
fine 3ilbangere, bporefter ban tertes
iii pla5a 0olel for at nnoe 6bile %
5orfriiininger. De rinqere greOrs i
5slget begpnote at antomme 81. .
og git til MabiIon Square 9aroen.
Der tunoe life faas Sporbogne net
til at beforbre Siaren fra Statiot
nerns til 9apen.
Omtring 5Gree1uiet bleo 3rGng5s
len iaa Itor, at pplitiet mdatte traoe
til 6j9lp og forme oem R9tter. III
9otpie tom til plasa 5otel. tosObtrs
opibnsmanben bam til lit lutte"
pad 7 99relier o9 ienote 8uo NED
til be ,.uigenTebte" Qpismenb, at
9oipie piloe mobtuge beres geieg ST.
1890 / 9aben. @n Zine Ienere,
imiplertib, Idmlebe profeten meb ,,i6e
reporters" ct fort @erelIe og for
tatte rem ON i'm 2ro, fine planer %
9eniis!er.
,Seg er tommen til g2etp Yorf /
obOisbeO imob Subs gefaline", be-
gDnbte glias ben 2.
,9i tror paa gibelen fra p9rn
til p9rm. Den er en- RecorO al
Menneiie6eOens 5ejlsreb og Seire.
Oct er ipprere for MenneIfer at taale
Mebgang enb Moogang."
oSiOnsItarsns Qtrbejoe fer oll
bliDe bet Iamme iom / Gbicago." !"
fortiatte 8oipis. Oerpaa Iporsbe ban
be mango glpiIer, fcm bapbe paa.
itadet, at ban og bans Diiciple life
Oiloe blipe itebet 9loang til Sapen.
2lbismenbene lobeoe at fort9lle
Sanbbeben.
Maoiion Squdre bar belat meo
lange gorbe, om bpilfe Sioniittrgns
gene Iamlebe iig, meoens ben nbsserz
riee 5renge uoenfor faa til. Operz
al bar Der Orben oe fun life 5oss
itprrelie. 6aobe bet life p9ret for
Sipnssurbens Inform, piloe ben
belle 9fffare life BABE tiltruttet ii9
ualminOelis Opmartfombeb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-20
Gn Nebraifa 8anf plDnorcs fur
1000.

Suits, Nebr., II. Oft. = Sa-s
nam Stategant bersbsoes for $4,000
iibIte Nat. Der bar brugt Opnamit,
og en- Del al penseItabet families
to9rs oOer Gaoen. Qllt gobapet bar
soelugt.
Beatrice 9lobbunbe bill 6libe be-
nbttebe | Dag.
Sets malterebe Manb ubfgrte
gertet. Gn er unber grreif, % Gms
bsosmenoene er paa Spor efter IL
andre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-20

oOreaniIer life nogen dnben 6ens
iist eno geniiOig 5OrOeI for 9tr6eiOss
giper % 2frbejber. Organizer life
/ en- moopillig 9lanb. Oct 6urbs
pare unber ebers @erOi96sO."
Senator ". u. gamma, Iom btz
reoe oisIe Orb 2grodg often Deb en-
5aaesoinner mellem aapital os Or.
bejOe / Qtuoitorium 0otel, Gbicago,
ertlGreoe. at ban snItebe at lenos bette
8ubitab ub oper 2anbet Iom en- gp,
pei til 5orretningsmano oe til Iuas
odnne, fom foreitoo itore SnbuItrier.
Senatoren, iom er bet efsetutipe 6os
peo oper ,tbe Nutiondl Gibiec5eberaz
ton, unber bpis 9lnipicier Oinneren
gapes, NIB fort 8ifalb. 6an idgne
oibere: ,,Oeriom 0e er ben it9rtere
eller obstigere, bar De Iaa meget min.
bre llnoitplOnins for at pife llDilz
liabeo, foroi ben anoen SHE iimz
pelt beoer ON, at ben maa faa lin
Del. Der er en- 9rlig 5orfel ans
gdaenoe Spergsmaal, iom opfommer
angddenoe bpab bet foIter at proous
cere eller andre Detoiller angadenoe
5dbritsoirtiombeoen, og berIom Der
piies Grligt SenIist iaa bliper b,i
iaa meset lettere at opnaa en- 5crs
itaaelie, iom er ret os rimelig."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-20

Soplin, Mo., 10. Ott. = 5Oroi
ban refererebe til llniteb States
6lag iom en- beitiot pjuIt, Der re.
prqientereoe en- beTfiOt alasie 5olt,
blep 3. 6. 0oOer, en- Gngelitmano,
oroentlis sennemtaritet ber 2lftes
al 6arrD SylDnn, en- Minearbeiber.
st Ouiin Wlenneifer bepibneoe
aampen og tiliublebe 5lpnn oeresgi.
fab, mebens ban tugteoe Gngelit-
mdnben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-20

Om 2lfgprelien blioer ben famine,
IOm Npbebsaeenterne berette, iaa
oil bet blibe blot ct Sammentr9f.
2grbugs 9etenotgsrelIe fan life baae
oGret anoet eno "a 9ueIs". Seq tan
life for Ii9rtt bstone,at bet er umuligt
for npgen at tenbe ReIultoiet af ben
Iimple @runo, at aommisiionGrerne
fenOer bet lite Telb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-20

2onbon, II. Sftbr. @fteretninger
fra Salpnita pm, at Boris Sarafpii,
ben mateboniife SnIurrsttions 2eoer
og Qanb, bar bleoen brGbt / en- 5egt=
ming meo Sprterne, er blepen itaof9s
Itet.
SarufoF bar en- 6jenOe al Spr=
ferne 6ele lit 2iO. og ban lebebe mere
END 400 ,raios" paa tprfiff 5erri=
torium. Mdn mener, at ban er Man=
BEN, iom planlaaoe Miis Gntn
Stons, ben amerifanIte MisIionpr=
inoes 9ortferelIe.
Sfgnt fun 80 9(or oommel bar
ban ben lebenbe Qanb Sampen imOo
Snrfiet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-20
9ornelano.
9et forite oanife SfOlciangItGunce
Aalborg. = Set bliper lite bet IiOite.
= &raftig Sang lDocr fra ct &Or
paa 600 Yprn.

Qtal6org %. Sept. : Der 6ar
baret giort Heoe for SenIigten meO
bet 6oretdgen6e, Der / Dag paabe~
gpnotes Ter gDen fom bet fsrita
oonife StoleIdngit9bne. Get fdar
terfor bare not at gentdge bette, at
0iaalet er at birte fremmenbe pad
2pIisn iii og Snteresien for Sdngen,
CO at bette Uladl t9ntes naaet I'D
| Idmme Yej Iom ben, Der bar fert
GDmnaItitten Iad ft9rtt Frem Der
6iemme = gennem aarlige Stepner.
Uldn bil life blot lore ungbommen
a9rlig6eo til Sdngen. Som minbIt
ioepronet StrG6en gaar 9nflet ON
at bringe bore 9ooe banIfe 59Ores
ldnOsidnge og 5olfeDiIer paa zen op.
botienOe Slagts 29bsr for ter Il
fortr9nge De 6alpz pg belfrioole o.
| ier, ReOuz og 9drietegenren, Iom beo
9iretasIernes og De familiare 0afte=
6rGoters 6ialp uItanOieIig Iprebes
ober Qanoet.
2. 5 600 fremmeoe Stole6sra.
Ter bare tpmne encog tet pore fyo
Sjelan0. inotraf / Gaar Gflsrmio=
Tags % forpe.tes itrats % let runbt
be aOarterer Der al 81eas 9orgere
al aae Gag bar ItiGebe til 8i5po!i=
tion. Sg @orqs5 TED Nitipen
msbte be meo oerss 2prere og 2arer=
inber 36eatret.
8a 9antdten bar pperItadet. fame
le0es aqe 500 StolebBrn paa See
nen og afion9 enitemmig o5pGanp
meaem trcnoe 6abe", n6r. 0luf ban
rioer" pg Smart ct gtatten IOun=
cen" unber Sanginipetteren, grofess
Ior Ne6elon9s 2ebelie, Oct bar fprs
! Ite Sang, 8ornene fang iammen;mcn
life oesminore fgjeOe be fig 0iligt %
iittert unper 8irigentens Sdttitof,o9
Den for6lgfenoe pr9ciiion billtes ba
oqIdd meo ct ligeFrem itormenbe 81
felo, Der bog naturligbis lige iaa
fulbt Wlddl 9idlot ben n9Iten gri6en=
be Su6el, 6pormeb be tenote Soncr
itrbmmeoe fra be 800 8prneitruber.
Sad fulgte GnfeltpraTtationerre
meb ct &parter for bOer Stole. SO
10 l9ngere 5ioen Ifreo frem, oes beiz
ere iteg 5or6apTelien oper, 6pab Der
pr9itercces. Der er life 9(nleoninJ
til at fomme ino pad @nfeltpraitdtios
nerne 4lminoeligbeo, men fun til
at faItilaa, at St9bnet bar en- ianglig
OberraTtelie, Der borger for Sanps
Geben &antatens Slutningsorb:
5olteiang bigger
Opao og tiger
Sra tr9liomme, iteptun9e Serb
Opab MOB lpIere, Friere, itpnnere
gfiger.
anben og fibfte Dag.
2lalborg, 20. Sept. = 0agen be.
eDnbte meo Sirfefoncert. Den fanot
Steb 5rue airte, iom bar fplot iii
Sr9neiel, enboa mango maatte gud
bort uben at tomme ino.
Zen tunitneriIfe Del af prpgrams
met beIsrgeoes al profesior Rebes
long meo ct fortraHeligt Srselipil,
5ru Sea SborIen meo Sang og fgI.
aapelmuIitus Sopbus @nberiens
9iolin. Nasn Sfoleianeerne pbebe
ogIaa beres 8ioras, ioet De Iamlet
aor aflang ct par Salmer. Ybers
mere beltog 9talborg6prnene unoer
Srganiit @rnlt llnber6olbnin9en
peb 4fipngelfen af no9le Numre for
| treitemmigt &or.
9eb Splptiosn beepnbte man after
SbeaterIalen, bpor 5olt bogitaOelis
taft bar itupet Iammen ipm Glib /
en- 3enoe. 5orinben bapbe Stolerne
| fcaet ubleperet beresOiplom til Wiin>
be ON St9pnet. Set bifer | 9ulteg@
ming ben banIte &binoe. Der fra ct
Bur Ienoer jublenoe Sangfusle pper
0anmarts 9anb og 8ange. Sns
| ifriptionen beber peofpmmenbe Sfo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-20
2lmerifa pinoeri 2llalfa-
Saoen.
Set eneite Ynnft, bette Sano
taber, er Yurtlano aanal.
9anofortenc er rigtige.

0onbon, 17.Ott. = 2(laifa @rpnz
ietommisiion, Iom bar unoerIsgt aa=
nooas o9 gtmeritas 5ororing pal
3erritoriet N9rbeoen af &lonoite
og Yutrn 9lIaita, naaeoe til en- af.
gsrelfe Dag.
Senoelien, Iom oil blibe unberItts.
bet pau Manbug, dnertenoer Qmer:z
tas 5ororing iom berettiget meo tun
cen llnbtagelie. uemlig qortIuno ads
nal, iom fdl til6gre bet tanatiite
5erritorium.
Qtmerifas 5ororing recherche Sal
ia fra 3ioen for 1921 til Ddto. Sen
nemIbnst brsfteOe De bipIomati'fe
5orbdnolinger measm 8uslano, &c
foreneoe Stater og Gnglano gennem
dGe bisie 2lar, Auslanos geiooelle
al 5erritoriet neo til 1867, glfitaael=
fen df 9aaIta til be fersnebe Stattr
os rem uniperiale5oritaaelie af 5rat-
tdtsns geItemme.ier angaasnfe
@ranien tibligere og peo 3ioen fer
9(fitaasGen og be foreneoe Giaiers
uof6rgote geIipbtIs al 1srtitpriei
iiOen.
Qrqumentet.
Qlmeritanerne eiorbe en- 9uplit til
BET brittle argument. inbifrantet til
ietniTi 9sfutation af bets geograFiiie
6orOsing. iom bar grunoet paa urigs
tige 2anoiort.
Der foreIagres ogTaa 1ri6unaiet
et 9yeb I 6enbolo til 5rattuten af
1903. 9et par en- 0pIummering df
ret Serritorium, Iom bar OGret onls
oiiputeret. De ameritanife &ommi5
IionGrsr faitbolOt, at Gaps Mu5on
bar gunftet for gegpnbelien CT
@rGnielinien mellem be 10 9dnhe, %
liPetten anmotcbes ON at faitfatte
ejrGnien,fom ben bar dntbbet 5rat.
taten al 1926.
Der argumenterebes oeidd for, at
5ribunalet itulbe afgsre, at bet bar
aonpeutionen al 1926 Wiening, at
ter ifulbe blipe | g9uslanbs uoelutz
fenoe geiiooelie en- abititrimmel paa
Ii Semils 9reobe mellem be brittle
9siibbelier pg 9abet, itr9ttenbe fig
fra 56. norblige grebbegraO til Al.
beitliee 99ngoegrab. Oct dmerifans
ife argument ilutteoe. iom fslger:
Oct benitilles agtelIesfulbt, at bet
er blepen aTgerenoe biit, at mere enb
70 @ar fsr n9rb9renbe Gororing fra
Gneldnb giorbes, bar 3lislano oa
be forenebe Stater eoet Surisbittion
oper 8onbet og aDiten. iom er Sen
itanO for 9iiput,og at Storbritanien
albrig | ben periobe ie9te at b9poe
I'm Suner9nitet oper nogen8el beraf
og at Gnelano beb officielle Ganoz
fort Iamitemmebs meb be tpbelige ~
fOrtiutte 5orOrinser, iom Guslunos
og llnitsb States 2anbtort bar bass
ierebe paa. at @ranien ls6 ON Sobss
bet al qortlano aanal omtring ali:
gueters og Snblsbs lbiprins.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-20
Yilfet for at baane sylaset.

Gn Gngelitmanb falbsr
port 5lag "a birtb rag 9" g
faar prpgl al en- mime
ar6eiber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-20

,,Oaniteren" uteaar to @anee ON
llgen. $1.50 aarlig. prspesNr. frit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-20

st Ssnbaesblab beretter, at Relp
Yorterne brep Spot meb 0oipie %
bebanblebe bom Iom en- Storlfrpber.
WoaIte bet bar ben bebIte Maabe at
tage imob bam poa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-20
T. rathraa..!wH atimsr

SeItrene Senlen | 2atimer bar
faaet en- liGe 5oribnins al banffe 8sz
ger, banIfe Sort og andre Sdger fra
0aniIb 2utb. publ. Souie / Blair,
Hebr. 0e sniter. at bunite Soft /
aatimer pg Smegn bill beige oeres
9utif rg ie pua Sagerne iamt benz
penbe Iis til benz, ON be pnIter banIte
Bigger eller Sort.
Jensen Sisters,
Eatlmcr, Iowa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-20
y@er rimelis," flyer Wiarf
0anna.

8 biosS Senatoren form amer
a pital og Qrbejbe til at
b9re 9rlige mob binanben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-10-20
Saraiofi er bpo.
9rretningen om oen mafeboniife Sns
inrgentleoers SOb er blepen
itaofGitet.

San bar EN- ung Wl n B.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-03-06
WRECKED WRONG TRAIN.
Miscreants Plotting Against Fast Passen-
ger Smash a Freight.

Washington, Ind, March g. Train
wreckers, in an attempt to ditch No.
Is, one of the fastest express trains on
the Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern,
wrecked fast freight, No. SO, result
ing in the death of Fireman Joseph
Hughes, OF this city, and Harvey
Friend, of Odin, ILL.,, who was learn
ing the stations on the road so as to
work as fireman, and fatally injured
a brakeman, W. L. Lucas, of this city,
near Lebanon, ILL.,, last night. Engi-
neer Welding escaped by jumping.
The train was running fast near Ben
nett's mine, lonely hollow, "a miles
east of st. Louis, when the engine
dashed into an open switch. The en-
CINE ploughed into the switch and
turned over. Eleven freight cars piled
up on the engine and fire broke out in
the debris. The railroad officials be-
lieve the wreck was caused by persons
leaving the switch open, with the in
tention of ditching and robbing the
fast ez press, which carried considera.
BILE money. The freight arrived a few
minutes ahead of the express and was
wrecked and the passenger train thus
escaped.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-03-06
ATTEMPTED LYNcHING.
Mob of 200 Search Jail at Baker City in
Vain for Murderer.


Baker City, Or, March 5.-A mob
of 200 masked men entered the Baker
county Jail early yesterday morning and
made a demand on Deputy Sheriff
Snow for Pleasant Armstrong, the
young man who murdered Miss Minnie
Ensminger at Haines last Christmas
morning. The sheriff's Office was
warned early in the evening that an at
tempt would probably be made to lynch
Armstrong during the night, but there
had been 80 many threats of late that
the sheriff was not alarmed at first.
About 10 O'Clock it was discovered
that some of the supposed leaders we're
drinking heavily, and that there was
possibility of trouble. The sheriff
thought it wise to remove Armstrong
from the Jail, and he was spirited away.
Between 2 and o'clock the mob ap-
peared at the Jail, many of them being
under the influence of liquor. They
demanded that Armstrong be turned
over to them. They were allowed to
go through the Jail, which they did in
an orderly manner, making careful
search for the prisoner, after which
they retired.
The want of a determined leader was
all that prevented the lynching. Dep
uty Snow admits that if the mob bad
in force early in the evening
they would have secured their man.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-03-06
A petition has been prepared in AL

A petition has been prepared in AL
bany to have the appropriation of
$500, 900 for the Lewis and Clark Gem
tennial exposition, which appropria-
tion was made by the Oregon legisla-
ture, referred to the people under the
referendum law which was voted by
the people last June. An effort will be
made to secure the requisite number OF
signatures (6,cO0) and have the ques-
tion of the appropriation put to vote
when the special election is held for q
congressman from the First district.
A considerable number of sheep, cat
tie and horses are being lost in the
counties surrounding Morrow, with the
exception of Umatilla. The losses are
heaviest in Gillian, where many horses
have died from depleted range and
scarcity of hay among the stockmen.
Complaints also come from Grant,
Crook, Sherman and the more interior
counties. where winter range is depend.
ed on more than alfalfa or other stored
feed.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-03-06
NO MEDDLING IN ACRE.
United States Keeps Out and Will Keep
Europe Out Also.

Washington, March s. The state
department is fully advised by both
sides, Brazil and Bolivia, of the daily
developments in the Acre contro-
versy and it is understood that Bolivia
at least has sought the Intervention of
the United States to protect her against
the Brazilian demands. which practi-
cally amount to the appropriation of
territory regarded by Bolivia as her
own. The government here is watching
the situation with keen interest, but
has found itself obliged to adhere to its
rule of non-intervention in such cases,
unless it's good Offices are sought by
both parties, and Brazil has made no
such request.
Therefore, as long as the case is only
between American powers, the govern
ment will refrain from interference, but
no color or title resting on meneyed in
vestmets will in this case be regarded
as sufficient to warrant European inter-
meddling.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-03-06
The legislature of 1908 surpassed
bo Joo;uJoturo of 1o01 in tho onount

The legislature of 1903 surpassed
the legislature of 1901 in the amount
of business transacted. In the senate
239 bills were introduced, as compared
with 240 introduced in the senate of
the last session. This decrease of one
bill is more than made up by the in
PRODUCTION of 1858 bills in the house,
while the highest number in that
branch of the legislature of 1901 was
only $40. It was frequent comment
during the last days of the recent ses-
sion that this legislature passed larger
proportion of its bills than. did its pre-
decessor.
OF the 239 bills introduced in
in the senate. 121, or just about one
half, got through that branch, and only
78 passed both houses. Counting out
the eight vetoes, only 80 per cent of
the total number of senate bills became
laws. OF the 20 now on the statute
books, % are charter bills, leaving 48
general laws.
Master Fish Warden Van Dusen re-
ports collections of fees to the amount
of $3.50 for January. That sum has
been deposited in the state treasury.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-03-06
WAR CLOUD IN SIGHT.
Russians See Clash with Turkey Coming
Next Spring.


St. Petersburg, March 4.-Some pub
licists are of the opinion that only the
severest language towards Turkey can
prevent war between Russia and Tur-
key in the spring. They believe Tur-
key will pursue bands of Macedonian
revolutionists across the Bulgarian from
tier and that public opinion will COM
pei Russia to interfere.
The Russians thoroughly understand
that war with Turkey will be more
severe one than that of 1873. Officers
are quoted as saying that the Turkish
army is the best in the world, owing to
it's German organization and armament.
There is an inclination here to antici-
pate German financial support of Tur-
key and in view of the situation FORE
bodings CT a clash with Turkey are
freely expressed in private although
they are carefully suppressed in the
newspapers.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1903-03-06
FIFTY YEARS AGO
WASHINGTON CELEBRATES IT'S SEMI.
CENTENNIAL ANNIVERSARY.
Day Given Up to Speeches and Tales of
Pioneer Times = Many Early Settlers
Present at Exercises at Olympia =
Legislature Took an Active Part in the
Doings.

Olympia, WASH, March 3.-Many a
leaf from the past was turned at WASH
ington's capital city yesterday. The
lawmakers of the eighth legislative ses-
sion since statehood for the greater
part of the day laid aside their duties
and listened to tales of and by some of
the vanguard of civilization in the
Evergreen State. The lusty young
commonwealth has grown so fast and
has had such an infusion of new blood
in the past 20 years that some of these
speeches and letters of the early history
seemed to most of the hearers like tales
ofxanother world, so unlike anything
they had known did they appear. The
spell was broken at times. of course,
notably when Allen Weir read among
other interesting papers an extract from
a speech of Quincy A. Brooks, delivered d
30 years ago, painting glorious piet-
ure of the future of Puget sound and
Washington. This language sounded
so much like the giories of Oriental
commercial splendor that are still found
in the Puget sound papers that it
brought the hearers out of the reverie
of long ago, and for time at least re-
minded them that the accounts of
pioneer history now coming to them
direct from the makers were real and
not fanciful.
The celebration of the 50th anniver-
cary Of the creation of Washington Ter
ritoly began at the opera house at 2
O'Clock in the afternoon with an ex-
cellent program Of speeches by pioneers
and their representatives. In the
evening an informal reception was
held at the parlors of the Olympia
hotel. This was followed by banquet
and more speeches later in the evening.
Governor Mcbride presided at the after
noon exercises, which:were attended by
both houses of the legislature and as
many more as could secure admittance.