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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-11
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9ie bier tageHoe 4onoeHtion oes
Sr0ens Ser 9atboliidlen iSoriter
nabm beute Oen 9eidlub an. in Su.
funft feline Spirituoieubdnoler, g9ir.
toe rmo Shanfmdrter ais 0litsIieoer
in ben SrOeH ani5uHebmen.
9aut Dem gerihte Oes 9beriefrc.
tGrs bat Der Sroen 81 .220 Nlitglle-
Ser in ben Ser. Staaten unO 26.S47
in Rana0a, cine 9fetto3Hnnbnle in bel.
Den 2Gn0ern pon $500 p1bren0 oes
nerflpienen SSobres.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-11
Stallrn.
Der gapit IeiOet an glsruuftat.

Rom. 6, gIugilt.
Ser 9opit ion. nad glngaben bon
8eriouen, ole ibn fiirsIi6 aeicbeu
baben, an itarfer 91erboItdt IeiOcn
infolse Der glngriiie gegen ole @eiii,
Iihteit. IS lift ibm mie allen m0ern
lebr pobI befannt. ooB oie meiIten
Der erbobenen glnflagen ieitens ser
@egrer Oes alerus aui ialiber Balls
beruben, mGbreno anoere III idlmadl.
boiler @eiie iibertrieben mor0cn limo.
un0 oaB ole Stride leioeu mub fit
Die Nliiietbaten einSelner ldUar5er
Sdoie. 3pei oieier NliFetbater lino
bonn 8apiie onentlib an Oen Bran,
ger geiteIlt poroen Sie iUaren
Riarrterren uon bieiiseu airdenge,
meInoen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-11
GnaIanS.
qlnidcinenO cine gsrefliiac.

&on0on, 6. 9luguit.
Cine Depeide aus 9etersbura an
Die n1ribune4 meloet, 0aB aaiier
Bilbeln BON 8eitihlaH0 uno 4aiier
gtitolaus Don yiuBlano mibreno ib-
rer 8uiammentunit IN Sniuemiin0e
ben @orihlag er0rterten, 6aB 8ub.
lamb in DelitihlonD cine gnIeibe III.
ter5ubringen Oeriuhe, nit Der ge.
oinBung ieoof), ooB Die Summe
ausihIieBIidj sum glusbau ser ruiii.
id)eH ariegsflotte Deripen0et ueroe
unO 0aB bic 8eiteIlungeH fir Den
gau Der Sdliiie in Geuti6lano &c.
mabt ipiiroen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-11
yEdnell tritt Der Sob Sen Den.
iden On"
sIIIenhnrit- l9- ~ n QLn


/ gier Gerionen 9lueeiteate oes
9orpooO Souie. erIitten beiife einen
lpIoslihen Soo, ais elm S6nea5ug
soer 9enniplnanias9nbn an Ser areu-
6ung Der GorIiB ane. gegen 0ie aut.
fdle rnllHte, IN Der ftd 0ls eteE
'fnnoen. Gie auf 70 idbe Sseife lrins
lgefon1meaeE ss;ao: Shomas Gomar0s,
,9oretto grace. Sennie NicIonalo
8ltno Sannoh Mhirpbp, Die orei 2ee
teren 4ufD1rterinneH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-11

lIebere;nitimnnlng NIT oen eiHuuu.
oerunesaeiesen mo Sen gertrdgeH.
@is sic gutihei0uHg pcn &aibina.
ton eiutriift, iuer0en sic 9hineien In
Dem Alnmeoa Gounip- -@eiansnib per.
bleiben miilien.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-11

Honlman uaO bier geIan0et. 9os
SaiiidiiI @,by oireft iiber 0as 9out
binpees Ger @orfall erinnert all
Cen tiir3Iiben llnaliidsfau. lei mel.
dem neuH 0sarineonseb0rige i6r &c.
ben einbubten.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-11
glaten berabaeitbt.
Olnoiion. -. z. 70

-IlNJITvW1 -oIa.. Z. stI4.
9ie itatlihe gabnfomIuiiiion Sat
Die Rafen fiir Die geiorSsrung pan
SebeHOrieb 5miideH allen Banftcr
Ses Sfontes 9siscoHiiu nno olr5laot
N1iipantce I'M 20 bis 25 Nrosent
tera5ggistt
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-11
Die iaOiiden Sranru iissreidI.

Gle bieIigen ilOiideH 5leiidn,
melhe Dor sebn Iasen ibre 9doen
iE4oiien Degen Der bon iioiihen
fStauen beranitalteteH llnru6en, n.
ofineten belite lpieoer lire geid0fte
lie GleIidgreiie Durcen in sufrie.
beniiellenber @eiie geregelf uno Is
ereisneten iia beiae teiHsrIei unru.
cen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-11
Freiaelafen.
canton, o, Z. I'm

canton. O.. Z. ang.
@ertbl. SarrD nno ssato6 W1arfo.
lUis. oie IN SerbiHoung nit Gem
ulDitarioien Lobe ibrer Streiter Sin.
IA in SAT- genoHinien Dorosn po-
razl EassrAsn hsasAs All frsien Esss as
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-11
Spfer Der Site.
Gt Qn1tis 9l2n 2 8

Ct Soris, Wlo. Z. Auguit.
@d6renO Oes beutigen Cages er.
franften bier iieben 8erionen infoIgC
pom Sieihldgeu. Der Sohititano Oes
Thermometers betrug omar uur SO
@rao, a6er or groBe @aiIergebalt
Der emit mahte Sic Sise beinabe IN.
ertrdgIib.
4anias gitD, z. 9lugltit.
Seds 8erionen erlitten bier nab,
reno oes Cages Sibibldge. Gns
thermometer regiitrirte pabreto oes
gtadu1ittags SO @raO.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-11

9teip slort. s. Yugult
Ser Streif Der Sitbograpbeu, mel.
der i'm gIuguit b. 5. begaun. lit Jest
beeuOigt. Die Streifer febren be.
oinannasIos an Die Arbeit Nlriid.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-11
geiubrtrr 9entidIer beridJieSen.
q. oioieDh, no, 6. luquit.

Sier beridie0 i'm 6S. 2ebeusiabre
Ser Geidaftsfiibrer oes yIdglideS
@olfsblatt~, SaIomoR 5rant, Elm
geborner Delitid,er.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-11
China.


-WuHBDul, B. Nugllt.
Mle5rere fiueiiihe Siu6entihneh
iin0 nit oem 7ampfer g9iinneiotc"
nab ben Ser. Stnnten abgefabren.
Gle baben in hiHeiiihen Shnlen Die
a6ganespriifung beitnn6en un0 mol.
len iest einen 9urius i'm .gaijar
College" ourhmahen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-11
Sraufreidl. al
ein entlealidler 9nnS.
WlarIeIIIeg. 6. gLuanit.

Utarieilles. 6. gIuguit.
Ter Softer eines W1annes uno ei.
uer 5rau Die bier beilte BON W1onte
Carlo eintraien erregte Die gluimerf.
ianiteit 0es @epddmeiiters, ser Oieien
oiinen lieB. Der SnbaIt mar ihre.
deHerregen0; er beitano aus elmer
Uerinilanelten 6raueuleihe Die 81.
aentbiiHier oes aofiers iouroen iofort
berbaftet.
Gos 9Snnr nennt iidj Serr ina
S5rau Colo bona Wlonte Carlo. geioa
ilelten Ii A6rgoc. ons g,cr6rcben Be-
qangen 5u baben. un0 iagten. ite bat.
ten oie befrefienoe 4erion nur fliids
tia eefannt Dicielbe lei dber in ID.
rer Der @ol0'iden Mobnung
Uon einSm ibr gefolgten 2iebbaber
aridDoiien moroen nu0 lie batteH
oanu sic geihe fortidlifeH ipouer.
nm llngeIeBeabeiten fir iit 81 Ders
meiOeu
Ger 8opi uno Oie 5iiBe Der Seihe
0ie abaeirennt mor0en iUaren, ian0
man in @olo's 6an0taibe.
Die oorgeuonmene Autopiie erreqt
8ueifel al Der er5dbluna oes Boa.
res. Die gei6enidan eraab udmIih.
SAP bic erfnorOete @erion BON binten
ieitqa6alten mur0e. iDd6ren0 fie er.
Itoden puroe. es 1T cine aonntif.
lion nod 9lonte Carlo geianot NOR.
Ben, nm erbebnugen an5lriteaen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-11

eilaiaea ii5riaeg S'sspohacr Der sSnfel
nadreno ees 8lnfers per0ea Der
Gieaer siafonio @one8 unO ieiHe
fSaEilie iein.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-08-11
aSentitdt feitaeasat.
glarieilIe. 6. qIuanIt.

-9F-I TI'IEl' = lIIIdITI,
es hat iid 6eraasgcIteat. 0aB sic
in Dem aofier Oes @olo'iden gbe.
pdares geiuH0ene Qei6e oie elmer
5djiUe0m it, Sic Tbereie g9iaians
bieB uno 81 Sabre aIf mar. Jn
Monte Carlo lit gin 1Rann 0mnens !
Barrier unter Dem ger0ahte in SaIk,
Sic BiQianls srznarast aa kahaa.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19

Is where n man finds himself that
takes his linen to any laundry but
the Salem Steam Laundry. II your
conscience don't prick. your collars
and cuffs may and make you appre-
ciate the smooth ,dgas. soft button
holes and exquisite color and finish
that you can always rely on getting
at the Salem Steam Laundry. at low
prices.
SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY,
Phone 25. 130-100 \. Liberty ST.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19
Yachting News.

Sir Thomas Lipton's cup for the
jamestown exposition will be worth
$1,000. 1t will be for a large class
of sloops. forty foot and above to be
raced for in one class on full time
allowance.
Lewis Herzog, of the New York Y.
c., is having a fast open launch built
for use on the Maine coast at North
Haven. She will be over so feet and
will have a speed of 21 knots.
A new 45 foot sloop rugged auxil-
iary launch built for Vincent T., Hub
bell. of the Larchmount Yacht Club
and thirty-six foot one built for l.. G
Jones of the n. Y. Y. c., have arrived
at Miami, Florida, where they VIII
be used during the season.
f. w. Hoyt has purchased the
schooner yacht Amarita which was
built IN 1895 for w. w. Brockaw and
for several seasons has been the fast
est schooner of her size. Among
other rich prizes that she captured
was the Astor cup.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19

in nearly every state in the Union,
is wrking to bring this condition of
affairs about. Members of congress
have received from its secretary, j.
F. Ellison, of Cincinnati, Ohio, call
that has been sent out broadcast, in
viting every organization and COM
mercial body and every firm and indi-
vidual in every state in the union to
Join in the movement. Before the
sixtieth congress convenes 1t is very
probable that such tide of public
sentiment in favor of waterway de-
velopment will sweep the country,
that the federal government will be
compelled to take action and develop
the internal resources of the United
States as they should be developed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19

while British merchants shipped into
that country goods to the valuation
of more than $1O,OO0,OOO. Relative
~ large gains in the German trade
are noted over the trade of the Uni
ted States.
In seeking for the cause of this pc
culiar condition of affairs it has been
discovered that both England and
Germany hold the trade advantage in
South America because of their ad-
mirably developed waterways at
home. Germany is enabled to load
her ships directly at her cities of
manufacture and carry these ship
loads half way round the world at low
transportation rates. England, by
reason of her canals and splendid
harbors, Is enabled to do the same
thing. Under present conditions the
United States is forced TO ship great
distances by rail to ports on her sea-
board, with the result that when the
goods are transferred from freight
car to ship, their value has been
greatly enhanced by reason of heavy
land transportation tolls. In other
words, It is practically impossible at
the present time for the middle west
to compete with foreign nations In
the South American markets.
This unhappy and illogical condi-
tion in the country's export trade has
stimulated in great degree the in
terest aroused here in the movement
to develop the interior waterways Of
he United States. If the great
rivers of the country were made navi-
gable It would be possible for manu-
facturers to ship entirely by water
and meet the stiffest competition Of
British or German manufacturers.
II would also open up for American
wheat and other grains a market
which now is practically dominated
by the German growers.
The National Rivers and Harbors
congress. which includes in its mem
bership individuals and organizations
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19
Pugilism Notes.

Jimmy Britt, the famous light
weight and Champion Joe Cans have
signed articles for fight for the
light weight championship of the
world and a $4,000 purse at Tona.
pah, New. on March II.
A Michigan A. c. is arranging
match between Mike Schreck and
Marvin r. Hart for ten rounds for n
purse of $4,000 and Colorado club
wants him TO fight John Vile, of Chi
cago. on the same conditions.
Jack Coke. the Australian middle
weight, who recently arrived at Los
Angeles has been matched TO fight
Jim Tremble, the colored fighter. for
ten rounds. The night will take place
January IS.
Another Australian pugilist, Chas.
West. a light weight, is after bout
with Jimmy Ford Frank Paul or
Phil McGovern. He has great con-
fidence in himself and guarantees to
put his man out within the limit.
The benefit to Terry McGovern IN
Philadelphia was huge success. AL
the leading "sports" in the country
were present. The physician in the
sanltarium in Stamford. Conn.,
where Terry is confined states that
there is little chance he will ever
recover his mind.
Bog Fitzsimmons offers to tackle
James ]. Jefferies again for $5O'OOO
of which $4,000 would go to char
ity has no foundation, but In the fer-
tile brain of sporting editor.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19
Chnnpe of Sentiment.

The Corvallis Gazette has this 10
say on Japanese labor sentiment:
1t is hard TO tell which way the
wind blows in California on some
problems. OF late there has been
great agitation in our sister state re-
garding the exclusion Of the Chinese
and Japanese, particularly the lat-
Ter. From what has been given out
the impression likely TO be establish
ed in the minds of persons not Versed
in California AFFAIRS would be that
the neople OF that state were almost
a unit against Asiatics. such views
is descredited by the action OF the
State Federation of Labor in session
last week in Stockton. California
The Federation refused 10 endorse
the action OF the Humbolt county
boyeotters against japanese and Co
reans and all persons who employ
them. Another resolution commend
ing the actions Of labor unions In
Humboldt county in driving out Chi
nese who had been shipped in also
was voted down. This shows a some
what strange change in the sentiment
OF the California Federation OF La
Dor.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19
Cured of Lung Trouble.

"It is now eleven years since J had
a narrow escape from consumption" "
writes C. o. Floyd, leading business
man of Kershaw. S. C. 81 had run
down in weight to 1876 pounds. and
coughing was constant both by day
and by night. Finally / began TAX
ing DR.. Kings New Discovery. and
continued this for about six months,
when my cough and lung trouble
we're entirely gone and 1 was restored
to my normal weight, ITO pounds"
Thousands of persons healed every
year. Guaranteed at ]. c. Peery's
drug store; soc and $1.OO. Trial
bottle free.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19
DEVELOP
INERNAL
RESOURCES
Waterways Are the Channels
of Home COmmerence

Washington, Jan. 19.-Followine
close on Secretary Roots recent ap-
peal to commercial America to foster
trade relations with the countries to
the south of the United States, comec
tha report of the department of COM
merce and labor showing how the
United States Is being outstripped
by Great Britain and Germany IN
markets that lie at the doors of this
country. Considering the three ma
tions geographical relationship 10
Latin-Amcrica, 1t is remarkable that
the United States has permitted its
foreign trade rivals to wrest from Il
such a valuable market
In the fiscal year ending June 80,
1906, thic country exported into the
Argentine republic goods to the value
Of S32,G73,4OO. For the calendar
year of 1905 Great Britian's importo
TO that country reached the total of
S6i.l&2, 800, or nearly three times
that of the United States. Into Bra
iii In the same periods the United
States imported $14,500,00O while
Great Bntain's imports were more
than $33,500,OOO; this country's i'm
ports to Chile totalod $S,G77, 900,
while Great Britaln's reached more
than $23,oOO,OOO. The discrepancy
was even greater in the imports Of
Uruguay, the United States furnish
ing goods to the value of S2.9O5, 900,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19
VoR JoIsT AND FLOORING

The best place to buy is whore the
best stock of lumber is carried. The
entire building trade know that
there is not n finer stock OF lumber
than that carried by us. We are
ready to hll the largest contract
promptly. We don't keep the build
er waiting, That's very important
point. Near S. y. passenger depot
Phone SO Main.
GOODALE LUMBER co.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-01-19
HOTEL OREGO

Portland, Oregon.
The new and modern hotel OF I
Caters particularly 10 residents
lem and other Oregon eitioA III
plan Free bus Rates tl.OO p
and upward. HandsOmest grill
West, and prices as low as In
less attractive. Daily Capital
Oh hle
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HorK
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-12-19
RAILROAD DIVIDEND RAISED
PennsyIvania Company Declares Semi
Annual Distribution OF
Four Per Cent.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1S.-The directors
of the Pennsylvania company, which oper-
ates Pennsylvania railroad lines west of
Pittsburg, today raised the dividend on
the stock of the company from a to Z
per cent basis. They declared a semi
annual dividend of 4 per cent. The last
semi-annual dividend In June was 3 per
cent.
The directors of the Pittsburg Chicago,
Cincinnati & St. Louis Railway company,
the Panhandle line, also controlled by the
Pennsylvania railroad, today declared the
regular semi-annual dividend of PA per
cent or the preferred stock and the regular
somi-annual dividend of per cent on the
common stock.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1S.-The directors
of the Lehigh Valley Railroad company to-
day declared the regular semi-annual divi-
derd Of per cent and an extra dividend
Of / per cent on the common stock. The
usual semi dividend of per cent on
the preferred stock was also declared. The
extra dividend on the common stock is the
same as declared at the last dividend meet
ing
The Reading company today declared the
regular sem-annual dividend of per cent
on the common stock.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-12-19
BREWERIES AID COMMISSION
OmciaI of st. Louis Calls Upon Them
to Keep Lid Down on Re-
strlcted Days.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 1S.-Excise Commits
sioner Muvihiu annodnced today that
every brewery in ST. Louis and East st.
Louis. together with the four leading
breweries of other cities having depots
here, have formally made written pledge
to him that they will not sell beer OF other
supplies to any saloon or lid club which
he places on a blacklist with which he will
furnish the managements The blacklist
will comprise the names OF saloons or clubs
that violate the liquor law.
This agreement was reached after had
issued call for a meeting of accredited
representatives of every brewery doing
business in st. Louis" Commissioner Null
vihill said. Il gave these gentlemen two
alternatives: Either cooperate in. uphold
ing the law by refusing to supply illegal
clubs or expect to see less saloons in St.
Louis"
CHICAGO, Dec. 1S-Judge Heap in the
circuit court today declared that the de-
fense in Sunday saloon cases cannot intro
duce or refer to the city ordinances per-
mitting open bars on Sunday. He as
serted that the state law is supreme and
that the city council cannot lawfully enact
ordinances which conflict with any act of
the legislature. The defense has based its
hopes of acquittal, on these ordinances.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-12-19
WILL DISCHARGE RECEIVERS
This is Plan of Those I'm Control of
Westinghouse Concerns at
PittsburE.

PITTSBURG, Dec, lS-Following several
conferences between the receivers and
creditors of the Westinghouse concerns,
with a view of giving the affairs of the
companies back to the stockholders George
Westinghouse, president of the various
companies, said
We think everything is i'm splendid condl-
ton. Not only was the report of the re-
eeivers satisfactory, but plans formulated
for working out all details of the problem
seemed to meet with favor. Everything
connected with the affairs of the corpora
tions show a most hopeful situation. de-
tailed report on all these matters may be
made public soon.
From another source came a report said
to be authoritative, that plans had been
practically accepted by which the West
inghouse corporations would be put in such
shape that the receivers could be dis
charged within ten days.
Everything in Pittsburg was declared to
be in fine shape and it is understood a
meeting will be held in New York tomor-
row between officials of the corporation
and some of the larger creditors of the
metropolis.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-12-19
VAIN SUITOR KILLS HIMSELF
Young Man Resorts 10 Bullet When
His Sweetheart Rejects His
PrOffer.

MISSOURI VALLEY, Ia, Dec 1s.-(Spe-
cial)-J NJ. Hoffman, % years Of age, shot
and killed himself this morningf because
Laura Mooney last night rejected his prof
fer of marriage. The young woman,
waitress in a restaurant is in a state of
hysteria as a result OF the tragedy
1t became known after the suicide that
Hoffman had pressed his suit in vain
last night with Miss Mooney and his action
is attributed directly to that disappoint-
msnt. He went to his room at the home
OF William Neufnd as usual last night
arose this morning at about the regular
time, dressed IN his good clothes and then
sent a bullet into his heart.
Daughters of Mr. Neuhnd, occupying an
adjoining room, were startled by a pistol
shot in Hoffman's room and a heavy fall
Immediately after. They ran screaming
20 their father downstairs. The father
FASTENED 10 the young mans room and
found his boarder lying dead, face down
ward, a pistol beside him.
An inquest was ordered for this after
noon The only relative OF whom friends
here have any knowledge is Ed. G. Daugh-
erty Of Alger o.. who has been notified.
Hoffman was a laborer.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-12-19
CAB DRIVERS RAISE PROTEST
object Seriously TO Compromise with
Owners Made by Their
Committee.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1S.-After twelve
hours Of strike the executive committee Of
the Cabmen's union agreed 10 a compromise
with the owners and ordered the men back
10 work The men objected seriously to the
compromise and a great majority demanded
that the strike continue until they got
everything they had asked for The com
promise provides that the men shall re-
ceive SIS a week instead OF Sl4 which they
now get. and the matter OF hours be left to
arbitration The men want twelve hours
OF every day, while the employers are will
ing 10 grant them only ten. When the
agreement was announced the men became
so violent in their objections TO the com
promise that the police were called TO drive
them out OF the hall, which was done with
much difficulty. The drivers, however. in
sisted that they would remain out in spite
OF the agreement made by their committee
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-12-19
DECISION HAS WIDE EFFECT
Justice Gould Regards Boycott In
iu9ctiOn as Restraining Acts
Outside WashinEtOn,

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1s.-After hearing
arguments on various points in the case,
Justice Ashley NJ. Gould today signed the
decree temporarily restraining and enjoin-
ing the American Federation Of Labor, its
officers and all others. from interfering
with the business Of the Buck Stove and
Range company and from declaring and
threatening any boycott against IL. All
attempts OF counsel for the American Fed
Grafton Of Labor to modify the decree
failed except in one particular, and that
was to exclude from the order the
Electrotypers, Moulders' and Finshers'
union No H. against which II was shown
no specific allegation had been made.
Justice Gould took occasion to dwell upon
the question Of jurisdiction. He said there
assume Jurisdiction beyond the confines Of
the District Of Columbia, but that its
order was operative upon all persons de-
fendant who are within the District of Co.
lumbia An act, he said, committed by
an agent or associate of one of these de-
PENDANTS outside the District OF Columbia
could be held as the act of the person
within the District Of Columbia so ordering
It and subject such person to the punitive
power of the court. He believed the de-
cree should be very broad and that he
need not be too specific. 1t was. he said.
not likely that the order would be misun-
derstood because he was not enjoining
ignorant men, but men who knew their
rights, and he knew the law. Mr. Com
pers, he said was one of these.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-12-19
MovnMnNTs or OCEAN srnAn1sarps.
REMoRsE CAUSE OF SUICIDE
Walter ID. Gray Ends Life at Denver
by Shooting Himself in
a saloon.

DENVER, Colo. Dec. 1s.-wslter D.
Gray, who shot himself in the head in the
presence OF twenty customers In a saloon
here shortly after midnight last night, died
at the county hospital this morning. He
did not regain consciousness after shooting
himself.
At the bar Of the saloon in which the
shooting was done, Gray wrote upon a
piece Of paper the following address:
Walter d. Gray, POI Kenilworth avenue,
Chicago. ILL.,"
In his pocket was found the following
note:
"A man may give his wife piece Of his
mind II he chooses, but he shouldn't break
the piece"
Gray arrived in Denver last Monday
morning and registered at a hotel. Since
then he had been drinking heavily ana
yesterday he was fined S25 on a charge OF
drunkenness and disturbance
Evidence was given that he had threat
ened the lives OF the manager. clerks and
bellboys in the hotel He talked remorse-
fully but incoherenuy about some disgrace
brought upon his family.