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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-03-07
Library Voting Contest.

AS VIII be seen In the announcement
In another column, eight of the busi-
ness firms of Hood River, including
the Glacier, have entered into vot-
ing contest, and will give fine IL
brary of 100 volumes to the lodge,
society, church or school in the city
or valley securing the most number Of
votes. One vote will be given by the
firms mentioned in the advertisement,
for each ten cent purchase
The beautiful library and case can
be seen at the store of l.. Il. Huggins
Il Co.
The ballot box has been placed In
the drug store of Hall & Esson, where
votes can be deposited,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-03-07

Masonic Meeting Saturday Evening.
There will be meeting of the Ma.
sonic lodge Saturday evening at Me.
sonic hail. Work In the M. M. degI ee.
Light refreshments. Visiting brothers
welcome.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-03-07
Save Your Ads and
Win the Prize
RELIABLE
ESTHER HUSBANDS

Wins our prize, $500, for the greatest
number of our ads cut out and saved
from March l, 1906, to March l, 1907.
Esther saved 145 ads and Glen Hunt
came next with 1872, others coming
along closely. We will offer a $500
prize again this year, beginning March
1st, 1907, and ending March 1st, 1908.
All ads count, and all we ask is that
they are taken from the Glacier or the
News Letter. Boys and girls under
l6 years can compete for this prize.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-03-07

II you have property 20 sell and want
It sold at once, list it with j. II. He l.
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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-03-07

Our office and business methods are
up-to-date. List your property with us
and it will be handled in an up-to date
manner. J. H. Heibronner & Co.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-14
GANG OF NEGROES
SHOOT ITALIANS
BAND OF 500 BLACKS ATTACK
DOZEN FRUIT PEDDLERS IN
MONROE. LA.-SHOT DOWN
WITHOUT WARNING.

Monroe. La. March Heavily
armed. a gang Of negroes, yariously
estimated from zoe to COO beginning
at s O'Clock last night. paraded the
south and cast end OF this city and
fired on no less than twelve Italians.
Two Italian fruit y nders were
each shot in he abdomen and fatally
wounded. The last shooting took place
al O'Clock.
The negroes in several cases con
tented themselves with firing IN the
Italians from a distanc In four cases
they we're within a few yards Of their
inicnded victims. in three different
sections OF the city they walked into
fruit stores and after requ sting tho
loan Of s.. shot down the proprietoTs
Of the places.
Frendo Lumbardo. who owns a
f'nit stand on the corner Of Eighth
and Grammoni streets. vas shot down
ia his place Of business and is moi
expected TO live. Joe Daliylo. who
ruas a fruit stand in the east end Of
the city. was shit down and is also
expected 10 Gie
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-14
POLICE IN DUEL
WITH BURGLARS
FIERCE FIGHT WITH SAFE
BLoWERS-oNE SUSPECT is
CAPTURED.

Paducah, Ky, March IA desper-
ate pistol duel early this morning re-
suited in thu probable serious injury
of one of three safe blowers who had
just cracked the safe If Oacar Den
ker, a grocer. Policemen William
Orr and Dick Wood discovered tho
burglars at work and before tn y
could charge they began firing The
policemen with il-calibre reyolvers
returned the fire and one of the
cracksmen fell, but all managed TO
get away
Police Lieutenant Potter was noti-
fed and he despatch d two of his best
men. Bennan and Shelby. to that vi
entity. They met stranger and Bren-
nan grabbed him. He was searched
and an empty warm i1-callbre pistol
was found on him. He said his name
was Charl KellOck OF Memphis He
had a union bricklayer's card on him
issued In 1905 He was muddy and re-
fused TO talk today
This afternoon Dcnker identified
money found on kellock as that he
had in the cash register. A diligent
search is bang made for the other lwo
mon.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-14
PLAN CONFERENCE
TO ALLAY ANXIETY
MEETING BETWEEN PRESIDENT
AND RAILROAD HEADS Is TO
BE OF MUCH IMPORTANCE
TO THE COUNTRY.

Wash ngton. March lS.-Much i'm.
poTtance Is taciieti to the fortheoin-
ing conference between the president
and Mess :. McCrea, Newman, Mellaa
and Iughitt, all prominent railroad
presidents, the tentative arraag -
ments for which were made by j. T.
Morgan at the conference with the
pres ident lasi night This conference
according 80 the statement by Mr..
Morgan Is to determine the steps
which might be taken TO aliay the
public anxiety as 10 the neE9tia ions
between the railroads and the gDyerd-
mo-t.
No date for the meeting between
tho president and railroad on cials
has been fixed.
The president is awaiting word
from the gentlemen named hy Mr.
Morgan as % their wishes as tn the
time al which the conference may he
held. au1 when this comes a prompt
response viii be- made n Is the an
derstanding at the White House that
the president viii meet fonr ge1tls-
men namel By Mr Morgan a. enc
eime and not separately. Messrs-
Mellen and HuEhist are well known
perssspal friends of The president with
whomt re has consulted & eeiy az
various times. The latter recently
vas appointed b he president a
meinher II the bosrds Of trustees Of
tht Nobel prize fund
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-14
DELMAS SEC UREs ADJOURN
MENT TO PREPARE Answer
PROTESTS HuMMELL.
WIFE'S STORY IS PIVOT
On Which Case Now Hangs-Prose.
cutor Says She Never Told Hus.
band That White Betrayed
ier-.-Wants Proof of It.

NJ York, March 13.--After d fore
moon session which was occupied en-
|tirely by Jerome In bitter denuncia-
tim Of the defendant and his wife, The
Thaw trial was adjourned shoytly at,
ter noon until tomorrow The prose
cutting attorney found his opportunity
to attack Thaw and Evelyn n sblt
IN arguing on the question Of The al
missibility Of testimony which Abra-
ham fIummeli, the lawyer who Is un-
der indictment for sub1rdination Of
perjury In the Dodge More divorce
case has to offer
1t was to enable ID lmas, the lead.
ing counsel for the defense, 70 consult
authorities and frame reply 70 Je-
rome and also to allow thel after an
opportunity of completing the hypo-
thetical question which he Ii TO put
ID his xperts that the early adjourn
ment was ordered
Peoples Case Nearly Ended.
Jerome said he hopes to close the
rebuttal for the people tomorrow
evs ming.
During his argument today the dis
trict attorney asserted that Hummel
would swear that Evelyn Nesbit told
him three days after her return from
Europe in 1908 that Thaw had beaten
her cruslly because she would not
sign papers he had prepared, false,
ly accusing White Of having drugged
and betrayed her Jerome contended
that she had told much more, that
Thaw seems bent upon putting
White In the penitentiary, that the
statement that While had betrayed
her was not tire tina White had
never harmed him; and that Thav
was consumed With rag when she
refused to sign and swear to papers
containing lies against White
These things were put in the form
of an affidavit declared Jerome, "and
hat affidavit was subscribed to by
evelyn Nesb,t win she knew what
he was doing and what the paper
contained.
Stripped Naked and Lashed
Want to show that the girl who
old this remarkable story here on the
fitncss .tand swore at another time,
nd the solemniy Of an oath that
stripped absolutely naked
he han endured the lashings aud
Concluded on mir Page.l
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-14
RELIEF OF
ADMINISTRATION
SECRETARY coRrELYou DECIDES
THAT BANKS MAY RETAIN
INCREASED CIRCULATION lF
BONDS ARE SUBSTITUTED.

Washington. March l3.-Oci oher =
last. the secretary of the trcs Hry an
thorz i national banks that bal gov
ernmcut bonds on deposit 20 secure
puhiic deposits 10 substitute for gov
ernmcnt bonds. state and municip4i
bonds. provided they would use the
government bonds 50 released 10 in
or ase their circulation Eightrra
million dollar was Fixed IS he iiait
of This increase. The secretary ura.
yidcd however, that this increased
circulation mgst bc rendered 81 the
"a g Of thve miliion a month. heeil-
ming the firsi Of March
In view of the present money sit1-
alton in New York Secretary Cortci
you thinks & is rnwise 20 compel com
plianoe vita this orier and therefore
mas announced thai hsnks fsst icnS
advantage Of tbs offer Of octebcr =
may retain their increased circalatlnn
provided they sub titate GER ain bonds
which be names for state aud maBi-
cipai banks now on deposit. The banks
authorized 70 be subsfsfu ari ar gov.
eruEnent. Philippines P1nslqa szd
Hawaiiza.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-14
PRESIDENT TALKS
OF IMMIGRATION
IMPORTANT MEETING BETWEEN
ROOSEVELT AND BIG DELEGA.
TloN-RiGHTS or SOUTHERN
STATES DISCUSSED.

Washington, March 49, An import
ant conference on The subject Of inn
migration was held at the White
House tonight. Attorney General
Bonaparte. Secretary Of Commerce
and Labor S!raus, Commissioner Gen
efal of immigration Sargent, Commits
sioner Of Labor Neill, Assistant At
torney General Cooley, Secretary Fos-
Ter of Louisiana, President Gompers
Of the American Federation of Labor
d. A. Tompkins of Charlotte, N. c.,
and former Mayor Smythe of Charles,
ton, s. G., were among those who
participated In the exchange Of views
with President Roosevelt
The conference, which was sequel
Of that of yesterday, in which the mat.
ter Of assisted immigration" in South
Carolina, was discussed lasted two
hours. Every phase of the Southern
problem was discussed
The questions raised by several
states in the South bearing on the
labor problem, the need for the pres
ant cf bringing foreign labor from
abroad for work in the mills in those
states, he recent decisions OF the at.
torncy general and the secretary of
commerce and labor on the subject
were taken up. and a general under.
standing was reached as 10 the appli- |
cation of the present immigration law
and the new law that is to lake effect |
Iuly next TO the situation in the |
South.
While no statement was given out
he discuss ion bore largely along the
same general line as at the meeting
and there was the same
iat sfaction expressed as 10 the ont.
,ome, the ds cision indicating on the
me hand that the new law would not
leprive the states of any rights al
'eady conferred, and that the con.
of the law as given by the
Ittorney general was satisfactory:
md. On the other hand that the states
rave no desire to go beyond the law
n assisting immigration, and that they
'xpect after a short time immigraa.
on will naturally drift TO the ports Of
he South.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-14
YOUNG BRIDE HAS
JAIL HONEYMOON
BRIDEGROOM or Az BUYS HIS
14-YEAR OLD SPOUSE CANEY
WHEN SHE WEEPs-SAYs
FATHER WAS CRUEL.

Aurora, I'LL, March f3 Inquiries
| BY telephone from the police of Dun
| dee ami Freenort, received BY the
police Of Elgin and Geneva during the
last week, have revealed an unusual
romance which began with the elope
ment Of Rachael Blemeyer fourteen
years Of age from her fathers farm
near Freeport on March 4, and her
wedding In the county court at
Geneva.
Her husband III Charles Saxly, who
His supposed to live at Dundee.
To the license clerk the girl de-
clared her age 10 Bic nineteen. She
il tall for her age and there was:
little doubt III the Hilnd OF the elelk;
as to the truth Of her statement ..;:I'o
guard against any mistake, however.
he county clerk Of stephensddng2csoiin
ty was questioned by .tGIGpk0Iia::it:a
stated That he believcd;3sthlt.@ I'LL
was 1T age. 'i..:1. 1., !1-.;.s & y
Sasly said he was foFtX.tWoi s:Ssea r.ss|
|old He looked older. ll0waylf, ,::i,s :sI at'i..
cording TO the clerks. ,. ;s1.s,+ II. n:
The child bride began 10 cry soon
after the wedding ceremony ended.
Taking her TO d nearby candy sore
her husband bought her candy and
sought b quiet her until the 4 d, M
interurban car arrived. The pair
went 10 Elgln and then to the farm
0f Thomas Crichton Of Dundee, a
friend Of Saxly On Monday they
were both arrested at cricht1ns bY
Deputy Dunlap Of Freenor aud were
taken to Freeport the same day.
In Jail at Freeport the girl adj.
mitted that she had misrepresentod
her age but declared that her father
had made life miserable for her and
that when the nice man came along
she went away wi h him and married
him.
He is my only friend and pro
tector" She said And married |
him so could have nice home"
Saxly has promised the police of
Freeport that he Will make some
disclosures regm ding the
treatment the girl received whea the
ease comes up for hearing the latter
part of his week.
The girls parents are Mr.. aud
Nrs. John Blemeyer. well known aud
wealthy who live on a farm near
Frecport
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-14
ROOSEVELT WILL
BAR JAPS TODAY
PASSPORT AMENDMENT TO THE
IMMIGRATION LAW TO BIZ
sioNED-'FRIsco CARRIES
OUT AGREEMENTS

Washington. March l3.-Followins
the receipt of a telegram tonight
from President Walsh of the San
Francisco board of education. an
nouncing the carrying into effect of
the agreement reached al the recent
conference here between the presi-
dent Secretary Root. the San Fran
cisco mayor and school board and
Others, on the Japanese qgest.oD the
president tomorrow will sign an order
putting into effect the passport
Of the immigration bill.
The case y nding in California. insii-
tuied hv the federal authorities 10 test
the eonstiiutionality Of the Law seq
regat.ng Of Japanere and Chinese
school children will nov be dismissed.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-14
JOHNSON TO RUN
BRYAN CANT PA|GN
cLEVELAND's WELL KNo W
MAYOR NAMED AS NEBRAS.
KAN's RIGHT HAND BOWER
TO SOLICIT ALL FUNDS.

Cleveland. Ohio, March 13.-Wil.
liam Jennings Bryan will make the
race for the presid ncy in 1905. under
the personal direction of Mayor Tom
L. Johnson of this city. according TO
the announcement printed today i'm
the mayors official political organ.
Johnson will have charge of the organ.
ization and the :oliciting and dis.
tributing of funds
The announcement further stat Is
that BRYAN believes that Johnson en-
bodies those qIIalit les which made
the late Senator Marcus A. Hanna
such a power in the political worIi
namely. financial finesss. executive
ability, power of organization and 4
winning personality.
The matter was first discussed
shortly after Bryan's return from his
"trip around the world. and II is said
that the Nebraskan's second visit here
Sunday involved a thorough discus
sion of plans with Mayor johnson. for
the coming campaign IL is elaine d
that the visit and its mission were
kept secret because Bryan and John
son do not believe the psychological
moment has arrived for making the
matter public
Mayor johnson. when sesn sf Co
kmb1s denied that he had gone inte
il with Bryan. but wise politicians
said tonight that they had expected
- mayor to pursue such a course
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-14
GERMANY SYMPTHIZES
With France Over lena Disaster
Baron Asks Ahout Powder Used.

Berlin, March 13.-The German
government today caused the publ.
caticraof semi-official noe In the
Moth Germaa Gazette expressing IN
the name nf the German people and
German army anil navy the. most
sincere sympathy with France over
the lena disaster
AT today's session OF the appro-
priations committee Of the Reich
stag Baron Won Thuenefeld asked
for information regarding the disas-
ter and particularly whether the new
powder used In tho German navy
could cause a similar explosion.
Admiral Secretary Won Tirpitz. in
reply. said that all precautions pos
sibie had been taken in the selection
Of powder for the German navy and
that so far as human foresight could
ascertain there was no danger OF the
occurrence of any similar disaster.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-14
ROADS TO BLAME
SAYS v. ]. BRYRN
THE SOONER PUT ON HONEST
BASIS THE MORE SECURE
WILL THE INVESTING PUBLIC
FEEL, He SAYS.

Binghampton, n. Y. March ia
representative of the Associated Press
today asked William ]. Bryan on his
arrival here what effect the Hartman
and other investigations would have
on the agitation in favor of govern
ment ownership or management of
railroads.
He replied:
The most interesting phase of the
situation just now is the refusal Of
ihe people to lend money fr ely 10 the
railroads. The railroad managers say
this is due TO hostile legislation. but
this is a mistake. There has been no
hostile legislation of sufficient sever
fly to impair the real value of railroad
securities. where railroads have been
+ uestiy Conducted upon honest cap
ilalization.
But what Is the alternative Must
the government refuse to investigate
rotten management for fear the mis-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-14
RUFF GETS MORE
BLOWS IN COURT
CASE CONTINUED UNTIL MON.
DAY AFTER -FOUR JURORS
WERE SELECTED.
SAY JUDGE IS BIASED
And Ask For Change But Motion ii
Overruled - Prosecution Sue.
caeds In Having Political Boss
Kept Under Guard.

san Franci cn. March l3.After tha
names Of four talesmen had been
drawn fiom the irry box the trial ,s
Abraham Ruef was today continued
IN Judge Duns court until Monday
Counsel for Ruef objected fo the draw
ling Of any fnrth names during tho
absence from the Jury of Juryman
Drumhrell, who has been temporarily
excused. II was at the suggestion of
Assistant District Attorney Henay
that the four days snsp nson of TIE
trial was finally ordered
The featrre of todayts session, aide
from the fact that the actual trial III
The Indicted was begun BY; tfe calling
Of taesmen,. was the .;det rmined at.
tempt of RIel.s lawyers 10 induce
Judge DuJisTo confess himself biased
and pr jndlscd against THE. defendant
and To grant 3 CHANGE ofztrial Judges.
This atempts pposad lin Heney tall.
Cd al every point
Toekeep.Ruef Under Guard.
Just before THE court adjourned
HesneL skSd hat the disqualification
of.. tlle...sf,esrifs:aa coroner and the con
tinuance .of-!.l .he. eIIsor be ordered, AMI
that. RI fsbasrenlanded to the custody
Saf :,tlise;:eIlsdr.f for 10 long NJ tha trial
.shalls,lastaS.., y
1 This In9tion.#was bitterly attankal
/ by: ttolrn!ey Ach.# Il who denounced II
a 4! ,1!'.'lt.yrannieal.ana arb'trasy,''4 aud i
efresh ,eattless was tonce,nIider w
'Dlring M esolirse ep9j.s ereninde Ach 4
4 that no. tillen .elt her.
u shseggitfsor the.Ss1of6le ~ ig5l
s0nsssto shayescnstody ofs,the prisoner,
and he brought the discussion to 4
close by making the order Hency ask.
ed fer
This m ans lat Runf. unless
freed by the higher court. must re.
main 4 closely watched and carefully
guarded prisoner In the hands or Silss
or Bggy Detective Burns and Their
deputies for at least t,lrc weeks
IIeney having iniimated that 1t will
talk thar long 20 try the case
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-14
lena DEATH ROLL
WILL REACH 10.
ROLL CALL SHOWS EXPLOSION
WAS MORE SERIOUS THAN
AT FIRST THOUGHT.
VICTIMS BLOWN TO BITS
And Only Twelve Of the Fifty Bodies
Recovered Could be identified
The Others Were FormIess
Masses of FLESH

Toulon, March l3- Effol is to re
cover the bodies Of those Killed by
ahc explosion on board the French
battlcship lena here yesterday have
yet resulted in definitely fixing the
number OF casualties. After the
last roll call tonight there were still
unaccounted for s officers and ITO
men. Unfortunately here Is little
doubt that all these missing men
perished
Il Is feared that the total number
Of dead will reach 100 This will in
clude the arsenal hands on the ship
ali The time OF the disas en-.
After the dry dock was empt cd OF
water today an examination was
made of every part Of the battIeship
that was accessible The interior
steel planking and par itlons Of the
hattleship show signs Of having been
subjected to enormous pressure. In
many places they are bulged out or
indented
Fifty bodies were recovered dur
ing the day but only IL could be
recognized The remainder were
formless masses Of charred flesh
Sympathetic dispatches regarding
the disaster include messages from
President Roosevelt and American Sec
retary Of State Root. the sovereigns
Of Germany, Great Britain, Belgium
and Spain.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-14
BROWNSON TO HEAD \
BIO PACIFIC FLEET

Washington, March 13.-Completc
plans for the consolidation into one
feet OF all American cruising vessels
In the Pacific ocean were male pub
lic today by the navy department. The
order Will probably 40 into effect
about the end Of this month, when
Rear Admiral Brownson will become
commander In chief Of everything In
the Pacific. Rear Admiral Swinburne
will be commender Of the second
squadron and Rear Admiral Dayton
OF the third squadron
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-14
TO ENJ0IN ROADS TO
END DISCRIMINATION

Sc Louis, March ~ Judge Ad
ans of the United States circiht
court to-day issued an order rpqdir-
ing The Missouri Pacific and Ir N
Mountain railroads 20 show cause
why they should not be permanently
enioincd from making cheaper rates
ON grain shipped from Iowa and
Kansas to he south, through X n.
sas City than on the same com
modify routed via St Louis.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-14
ACCUSED or SLAYINC
WIFE AND DAUGHTER

Denver, March 13.--District Attor.
ney Stidger announced today that
he would prosecute Benjamin G..
Wright on charge of having muir
dered bis wife and daughter, who
were found dead in their home In
this city February 25, and that he
had secured much evidence In sup
port Of the allega ion that the woman
and child were poisoned by Wright.
The alleged confession made by
Wright to Chief of Police Delaney IS
said by the attorneys for the defen e
to be worthless.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-14
WAS HORRIBLY HURT
WHILE ROBBINC BANK

wellington. Kan, March l3.-The
man captured last night at Caldwell
suspected Of having taken part in the
robbery of he EIunnewell bank Mon
day night and placed In jail here.
was today Identified as Charles Al
lon. recently from Wichita. Allen
refused to talk. He is totally blind
his face is raw and the ends of his
fingers missing 1t Is believed he
was injured in the explosion at the
bank.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-14
TO BREAK CREIGHTON WILL

Omaha Neb., March i3.-Agg.e-
siyc fighting plans are being made by
thos noplews aud neices of the late
Count John A. Creighton not mention.
ed In crcighton's win. and an atten,t
will be made 10 break the will. whica
Involves an estate of 81 100000
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-03-14
SkID00 e CADETS
FOR HAzING A PLEBE

Mexico. Mo. March 13.-TweHty-
three cade-s of the Missouri Military
Acsd my were expelled from the aca-
deny fer hazing Cadet Game OF Pen
ria. III Cane. who is 1s years old
was seized and thrown into The icy
water Of a lake on the campus and
narrowly escaped downing Some
Of the expeIled students are officers
pf cadet companies