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Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-18
Headache?

If it does, you should
try DIR. Niles Anti-Pain
Pills. Why not do so.
They will relieve the
pain in just q few min.
utes. Ask your druggist
There are $4,000 druggists
in the Q. S. Ask any of
them. A package of %
doses costs % cents. One
tablet usually stops a
headache. They relieve
pain without leaving any
disagreeable after-effects
isn't that what YOU
want?
My son Frank Snyder has used
Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills for a long
ufne. He never had ANYTHING 70
hep him so much for headache. A
year ago he came home. and / was
aoWn sick with such a dreadful nery-
Gus headache. He gave mo one Of
The And-Pain Pills. and after while
l took another and was entirely re-
heVed- l always keep them in the
mouse now. and gave many away to
others suffering with headache.
MRS. LOUISE IEWELLYN
Powell. South Dakota
Your druggist sells Or. Miles Anti
ram Piils- and we authorize bir, "a
s'.rn r. the price Of first package (oniO
u fails to benefit you.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-18
cAsrlEroN CllPpiNCs
<ews-Champion Correspondence.

Wednesday, September lG.
Mines are all working full time
now.
The c. a s put in a spur at the
Wallace ranch this week.
j. II. Rogers and wife, Harvey
Billings and VIM. Waugh were
Gunulspu visitors this week
When YOU meet Fred Mckee YOU
can tell from that smile that it is a
boy. No her aud child are doing
we'll but Frei is barely able 10 be
out
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-09-18

If you want Bryan's Commoner
from now till after election send %
cents to the News-Champion office
and We will forward it.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-17
LAWMAKERS GATHER
General Assembly Of South Car
Olina COnVeneS
A SESSION OF FORTY DAYS
Governor Anssns MssSaus wac Read
In Both HoussS--it Dealt Larasly
with che Railroad Situation In that
State Prohibition Considered.

Columbl1 8, e., Jan, l6.--The
South Carolina gOnoral assembly con-
vcnJd hero Tuesday and,wlll con inus
In session for forty dAys,
After tho routine business Of tho
opening day, tho message az Cover
nor Anscl waS read In both housOs.
Tho following reference waa made
TO tho railroad situation;
White other states hayo had much
litigation with reference to railroad
passenger rates during tho paSt year.
South Carolina has boon free FROM
thia character OF litigation, and an
slad To report to you that In a confer.
once hal with the president and other
Representatives Of tho southern rail-
way, thcy stated to mo that ON or
about the tirs, Of April, 1908, they viii
put On hat passenger rate Of ~
cents per mile. aud will sell mileage
books az 2 and 2 Ia cOnts per mile In
this state, have letter t0 this Of
foot from Prealdent Finley, copy
~ wrloh | win place in your hAnda,
with = special message on the subject,
setting forth their whole plan" =
Governor Anael In h's mcaaAKe calls
attention To the labor contract law
having been declared unconstitutional,
and urges the general assembly to
paaa q measure that will do justice TO
both landlord and lab0rer and provide
for severe punishment both for lahA
lord and lAboFeF when a contract IL
violated.
Prohibition. tho lien law and the
railroads viii b0 tho chief topioa Zoe
discussion Al The present session,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-17
BRIGHT ARE THE PROSPECTS,
Industrial Conditions In Georgia and
Alabama Promising.

AlApaN1A FVoW(UiUp,
= Columbus, Ca, Jan. l6--Reports for
the past seven days reflect prosperous
and promising industrial conditions
In Georgia and Alabama
Comparatively few manufacturing
plants In these two states suspended
operations because OF the recent
financial stringency, hui those which
did are resuming operations, and, In
some Instances. with larger forces
than before.
Many industrial plants announce
that orders are beginning to be rocclv'
cd In increasing volume, II Is stat
ed semi OFFICIALLY that tho United
States steel corporation IA planning
even more extensive Investments In
tho birmingham district Banks have
been declaring dividends OF from \ To
20 per cent. In the cities " Georgia
and Alabama, clearing rouse assoc,a'
lions are rapidly retiring the certlh'
Gates which they issued, and In some
OF these cities all OF tho certificate %
have been recalled. Confidence has
hcen restored. The outlook II not
only bright, hut there are suhstan'
tial promises ~ even greater prosper.
ity upon a substantial basla than that
which previously prevailed,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-17

VAidOsta. da. in 70 --t0anis
Bass vhs nine yeaFold son Of n. A.
ilaas. IL oaslsy. died here 81 . gus
shOs Y0aHd received aecidsaiiY Al the
haads ~ bic sisveaysaFold broth
~. tiurR Bass Tue oldest boy bsa
the NeApoR and raised lt 10 shoot ~
a hawk. but lossfnd thg gtsa, ~ thai
II D0lntsd directly AZ Bis brother Tue
WoaDyu Sss aiaeaarsed sGt4,taE the
ehiids hEhl lss below the Ssss.
W7sa be- reacted the hospital here he
was too weak 10 uadsrEO an opera
tiOa Ahd died an hour later
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-17
.L,,.,, s,,sk Thrssh les

Pa1s Jas is.-GFsAt exSassasSa,
"a. eaa,es here ~ tka bTsaking -
she zee On 'ss ALE IN tAs ASH -
po,,,,,ye sous &iry y0uag people
A.,ur p,oei ,lisisd tato ~ Estsr. II
"a, fs~rea a; arl nat BasY q tAs@
80, sr0szea. bss aftsT . 4sGasA'
-, - a,snoa 40 aRAsssa tAe iaas
40 ,ss IA Of ssEfsAEghts. q SAa fsrse
80 ,snly sus 80 baas 4rgwase,
- boxiss hsfna meesefeA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-17
-. -, ndth erleklsYsfs /.

Detroit. Ni,h.. Jaa. te.--Ths n
,erpa,saoal BrickiNycrs and AAsons
r'p,ou q America, WAieh opened ia
to-,y.a-r, aragal oouvsation here Moo
CAV aiop,ei 4 sssoluiion ASSERTING
,.,, sals,sn over ~ Tiis Layers
n,i,s TIE ;'le layers. 81 Il said,
i've tat-a !.sus vtih TIE briekhyeTa.
,Ne San Taaclboo aHi0u q tAe nSs
i.,sra kasInE vo,si 70 day he iHfis'
att, cla!mea By he bTtekiaJsrs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-17
TO FIGHT EXTRACTION.
EVER Effort VIII &c Made TO Prevent
EHtradltlon Of Russians.

EVER EHort Will Be Made TO PTeVsnt
EEtradltlOn Of Russians.
New York. Jan. 16,--Eyery enoTt
will be made BY the members Of the
New York branch Of the Russian rev
oiutionary association TO prevent the
eStrAdiuon 70 Russia Of Jean Janon
iouren, who was arrested last week
on the complaint Of the Russian con
al general. charged Win q series Of
robJeries and murders In Rnssia.
Pouren was prominent In the rev
n!ut!onary movement tn Russia and
las besa a fugitive from THAI eoun'
Try since 1896. having been'in New
York for ax months.
Members of TIE revolutionary associ.
alton here say that To Russian gov
'Fsmcnt, fearing snoiahr revolutionary
convenient IN RnssiA. h attempting To
'atsor ID 81 the tuE.iVes from Rus
- Who are prominent IN the move
'cent 20 secure In Other COUNTRIES
fund vita which 70 carry ca the vork
= The party Ia RnssGA ThSy declare
1Ai the charges against POuren arr
pu'cp ptsttieal and have arranged 70
-tDploy COUNSEL ana AEht asAinss hi'
'1iiaciiioR u Il claimed that ne
AassiAn eDVssnmeaf Il pagIicuiaFiJ
%sTiOOa 70 have Poareu returned 10
Russia, - q Il thought thFouEh hin
GscA infOrmatios en- - EiiseG, Il
- eiAiDed Aat u hs h retgraed Ae
yin - bogtnrOa unn - reveals ~
eialag psAees q otAos mncA wanted
sAEidFus.
A AeaTing % o. kppiicatSoa sor e.
sRN4sioR vcI - 14i6 b1fsre q Baii
e s,stas csmanag.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-17

sayAaush. Gs Jan is &C "
pyusu. oUs - ~ most bf0mlaest
bnaihrss II tho city. vas Aaaault'
s4 Monday iEhi IA las Ask sStsn.
zion by tegse mon. - % vas oa,-,.aiiAA
uay harus Sc sas struck vi,A a bot
~. his ego sAa pat 0ut and be hal
% b. rsngYei 20 iks hospital Nj.
Dorset l. vel lBovg throughout he
state hssasas u Ms pfamiassee ~
Ola Fs,lovsAsp HaUsE been . hsn'
bss a tines representative o. Go0fsis
70 tss tggfrras lotEa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-17
"oRY" FOR SHREVEPORT.
Prohibition Forces win In tho LoulS.
lana City,

Prohibition Forces win In tho Louis
lana City.
Shreveport, Ia. Jan. lG, After
ono OF the most strenuous and cxclt'
ing campaigns on record. Shreveport
was carried In favor Ut prohibition
Tuesday
Immediately on the result becoming
known thoso who led the nght for
prohibition launched q campaign for
state prohibition. Il being their lnten'
ton To carry tho contest ~ tho ieGia'
laturs. which assemblies In May,
According to unofhelal returns from
every precinct Ia the parish Of Cad
do. tho majority for prohibition was
81. In the city proper there was q
majority OF 900 against prohibition.
but tho country precincts oVcrcame
this majority. An dnuaually heavy
vote was polled
II IL almosl certain that the election
will be contested In tho court on Sow
eral grounds. tho most Important 81
which IL the claim that the warning
issued by tho campaign cOmitteea on
both sides that ,i,e negroes would not
he permitted 10 vote Sas an intimida'
ZION ~ voters and makes the election
Illegal Prohibition Ia 10 ~ into 81
feet Jan l. 1909
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-17
Third Receiver for sesbosrS.

Richmond Va Jan. ia. Edward
Carlton Duncan. OF Raleigh. ~ C.
waa TUESDAY afternoon appointed q
receiver ~ The seaboagd Air Line
Railway company BY Judges PFiteh'
ard BOYD and Purnell Mr.. Duncan
A. once qualified. and Joined Measrs.
War6eld and williams at q confer
ence A, which Mcssrs. untsrmeJef.
Rrar,op ant Byrue. counsel for tbs
receivers acre present. Amer the
conferred NrgsrG UutermeyeT and
py-po ,o, ior New York and Mr..
VARIED ~ baltimore.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-17

EGstlsE,oS. lAa is --4secFetsTy
TaA las issics,sa ,hat ~ r0aia IRE
"a ~ GaOtsd ss shytaH tat tAsro u
shsssslaiy 30 tesEeAtiea fsf tha ~
ncEs tAaf - n 70 fsSt6n from ths
eshlast Ire pFfs.s4 stogY VS. -
Shs saaes shal aetFstaEy TAR sosis
saS1En eA414stots kis setkfe atieasies
g kis esapaiGn 81 eanlsaasaa ~
nl.aAkAt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-17
SEA ISLAND oRdwERs,
Annual Meeting IL Hsld ~ VaIsosts
ard o eaEa AAhakad.

Annual Meeting 10 Held - VaIsosts
and o GERS aaloatsd.
vAidostA. ia. Jan. 10, Tho Sea
Island Cotton Growers association Of
ueoTgla aud Florida had tts annual
meeting here Tuesday and amOnE the
most important business was tho -.
ceivinG ~ the report from the eon'
mitteo which has haS dlaGuaaioa
With geprossAl atives Of The jRcks0n'
vile board ~ trade ~ % = plan for
uaTehousiag and holdinp the cotton
crop
Tho comnittso'a recommendation
which vas uhauimousiy adopted. was
a. follows; "W0 recommend tho
form 1lAtiOn % an Incorporation 81
ohre ~ a Sea Island Cation WaFeh0ua.
Ina and Holding e1mpany. With head
quarters IN Jacksonville. VA with .
capftal stock u $4,000 via The
hight 10 Increase II 10 ts.009.0 900"
TIE eis0yt0u ~ OsncgFs resulted ~
follows FOE tho association Cor the
nsHt year Harvie Jordan. pFast
deut: ]. 7. Price. Alaebua. Fia.. vice
president. y q aehnsll secretary.
J. Y BIitoh. treasurer
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-17

NV Y0Tk Jah ~ -AaotaeF u1E
der N wsssehsstsS county Il 1u1
.lna IL aglhOgtgies TIE barr o.
YfaAk NHanS. a wealthy y0an9 baHh'
~. was tyand bssi4s he Wagsa II
q Lossly Soaa ssaf Asdalsy Tuesday
sisft Ne kAa bsen stabbe4 IN ths
aasS, syifsntiy SftsF . eefee sent.
No kAA . iasBs asn - moasy vA@a
10 - AFaSisy. ssd that. - vel -
- wntsh. vas sans shsB Ais bady
uxa tgaaA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-17
shID Faced Storm; Mate Drowned

Elizabeth city. y. c., Jan. l6.-
The schooner + Il Daniels. Captain
6aunderI. arrived In psf1 Tuesday A.
ternoon after mos, stormy and peril
Gus voyage Of seven days from Wan
chez ~ this city. Coming up Pam
leo sount during tho severe storm 81
last Thursday. the captain and mate
were knocked overheard. The mate
Allen GRAY. OF Avon, N. c.. was
drowned. Captain Saunders elung "a
the rigging and escaped without 80
rious injury Tho mates body has
not We, been recovered
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-17
E.n ,sm pvao,. a,oLs nssk

TarapA TTA. IAE 10. Joan ".
Matthews. ,urpaaiise oVefRor. slntcs.
ins a. bis hat. wbieh had s,0va oa
wAfia ridlnx IN a baEEy 90 Bismpef
read. n gtlss from here. iosi h1s
salaHes aha fell, ks4iHg on Ais hs4A
IN NE road. bfeakiaG bis Eeek Hs
alsd alD0zs ias,astiy. 1stths~s
lived al stsmper ahs bad larEs iatsr'
assa IN as aSrEioA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-17
BRYAN AND TAFT.
viii Undoubtedly Lead the Opposing
Foreea In ieO1.


Washington. Jan. ~ bryan and
Tah wlll b. The nominees 81 tho dem
ocrallc ana republican par'!es accord
lag 10 the VsWs Of tho representatives,
IN congress
The members ~ the iowsr house.
Who are supposed 90 bs IN cl0aeF
touch ui,h tie people than the august
upper body wsre pollad TueAaay On
the subject 81 their Individual DrFfsr'
Aaess Tor lsAasSs In tho naiionAi hgAt
ShlcA - issi bSiaE catered HpoA. More
thaA ono half tho republicans Sh0 IS,
pfcaasd themselves wsfe for the big
secrs,sry 81 paf SosTly tuO ,hirAs
Of the democrats VsSe ior the NebfaA
kan
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-17

F,eriia. Jan ~ Ia ne e0gFSe 81
a. iaisrpsliElbss is ne ftishAtas %
TussAay 10 FeisfssseS - hiEh rate II
6iseOaN1 shsrEgg ~ NJ lueeFisi bass
Coast Yea KsEifze. seassftutiVe. sng
Esssoa shai Prca&sai RoDaevslEE
-fAteafs assin~ She fFustsr va ~.
Spesaitls ~ re erttieai assaeiai Eii'
sAtIoa sziaiaE ie13G fhpsaghest ne
aalI1a veF.4
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-17
)OVERTONN TRAGEDY
bal Death List Nov, Reaches
Hundred and Sl1E!TWO.
ERAGEDY AWFUL II EXTENT

Hand Of Sorrow Has Touched Almost
Every Family In tho PsnnSylVanls
Town and the Surrounding Neishbor
hoOd-corOner investigating.
Boyert0wu, Pa, Jan. 16-With the
opening "wednesday of the four impro"
vised morgues In which lay the bod
les OF the victims Of Monday nights
kheater holocaust, the inhabitants OF
(his little borough began to realize
Ihe awful extent Of the tragedy.
The hand Of sorrow has touched
probably every family In the town and
heighboringL villages.
otIesome seeneA.
Whore families were not directly ar
tected by the terrible panic and fire
Through the iSss Of relatives, they
were mourning for lost friends or ac-
nuaintances. The gruesome scenes FOL
sowing the disaster bring shudder to
the stoutest heart and many OF the
thousands who have como as curl
Osaty seekers have gone away declar'
ing they never want TO witness anoth
or sight like It.
The four buildings used as morgues
contain 1872 bodies.
Jacob Johnson, who was badly hurt
On the mad rush for exit from the
burning building, died Wednesday
morning. Coroner fraser is making
an investigation preliminary to the
Official inquest.
1T was the saddest picture ever
booked upon" he said, No living
person can depict the scene. 1t was
simply indescribable. shall make a
thorpugh Investigation leading up 10
what consider the most horrible al
fair that ever occurred In eastern
Pennsylvania.
Had q Premonltlon.
The coEoner's attention was called
20 the fact that oil lamps were used
for footlishts In the opera house In the
place Of stationary illumination. He
said ne would make thorough In
Nestlgation. But two members OF the
Aoast 70 far az can be learned were
KILLED. This Is due to the precau
ton taken by Mrs. Della Myer. She
lad a premonItlon that something
would happen. AZ a luncheon given
20 the members OF the cast In the
town Several days ago, she said she
feared something. There ought u
be a means OF escape" she said. The
rear entrance was, spoken of and AT
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-17

her suggestion the doors were taken
of the hinges 50 that in case of acct
dent egress could be easily accom-
pllshei.
Henry W. Fisher, OF Carlisle. Pa. :.
the operator OF the calcium lights,
which was the original cause Of the
terrible disaster. made his escape from
the burning building, though not with
out receiving severe burns.
Mr.. Fisher said; "The accident
to the calcium light was caused by q
cap on one OF the tanks on the calci'
UNI light blowing out. This caused u
sharp report and fash which startled
the people in the audience.
IT stuck to my apparatus and fnal.
~ got the leak repaired and succeeded
IN quiet,ng the alarmed people. Just "a
I had them Gained, the foolish action
OF some frightened person on the
stage caused the upSottlng of the foot.
light lamp and the consequent spread
OF the flames. which nothing could
avert Not until then did desert
my post and seek my own safety In
flight"
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-17
japanese Politics Are Now at q
Serious Climax.
SITUATION ALMOST A PANIC
Resignation Of csbnst and oISsOlut'O"
Of Diet Seems To BE only solution
Of Present TrOubIe-immluration
Question Not Involved.

TOXIC, Jan. III, AL accurate pleuIS'
ton concerning the probable life OF
the Maluis Salonjls cabinet Is I'M
possible. The inability ot the gov
eminent to avert climax and the
resignation Of the ministers nt finance
aud communication has created a sit
uation approaching a political panic
Even those best Informed arc unable
to forecast developments with any 10
gree OF certainty.
4 consensus Of opinion Is to the ef'
feet that the present cabinet, either
with DOUBLE portfolios or possible at
ditlOns blowing the vacant posts In
the ministries In the interior aud JUS
ticc, will face the diet which opens
on July %.
Situation IL Very Grave.
IAN effort Is being maize 10 al hese
vacancies. but there is difficulty
encountered In securing the consent OF
statesmen to accept the responsibility
under existing circumstances,
The opposition and even the friends
of the government are apparently de-
termlned TO force the government to
appeal to the country, With an un'
popular budget, the Costitutlonalists
lack nine votes Of an actual majority
In the lower house.
Reliable authorities think the con
stitutiOnalists will refuse 10 accept the
governments financial policy, whom
the budget 10 presented.
In this event tho cabinet Will re'
sign, the Diet will DO dissolved and
the former budget will continue until
another cabinet IL formed and a ne~
budget passed.
By such a method the constitution
aiists may be IN position to appeal
10 the country. and say lhey arc not
responsible for Premier salobil's mis-
takes. They can also point 10 The
met that they repudiated a budget In
volying increa sod taxation The aus
pension ~ public works and the IN
necessarily heavy expenditures for tho
army.
Due 10 FinAneesf
Il is believed that with such a po-
sltlon the nHiitu,IonAllsta will o.
cure a majority AZ tho general cleo.
lions. aud that ne cabinet Wili So
formed by Marquis Ma,sura. toe cp'
premier or possibly By Admiral Rar
OF ClIc. Yzmramoio. Tho latter.
however. improbable
There 10 no reason 20 doubt that tho
preasut situation n due entirely "
tho GnanciAl problem Tho immiEsa
ton question IL absolutely unaffected.
aud had h0Jhthg 20 80 with fastening
q climax. II IL believed on all sldea
that The immigration queE,iopa that
exist with America and Canada viii
be Sostiod amIeably Ia fact. ainro
iBe present critics situation doVei
opea. the imahEra'i0a question had
been hardly mentor "a
IN Interesting fsa are 81 the situa
ton IL tie iReFeAsiRg itgnenoo 81
| ths commercial eias ~ In tie policies
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-01-17

land Of Sorrow Has Touched Almost
Every Family In tho Pennsylvania
To~n and the Surrounding Neishbor
hood-corOner investigating,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-24

Read the East oregonian.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-24

the broad expanse with sufficient
force to swamp a small boat.
But the Dalrymples and the Gran
dins were convinced even then of the
value for agricultural purposes of the
rich black soil of the now famous VAL
ley, and Dalrymple said that whether
the surrounding country should re-
main unsettled or not it would COM
mand a price above $50 an acre before
many years.
Without delay he set out to demon
-.~.e his faith in the future of the
plains. and for five years he broke
500 acres each year. Practically all
OF the 10000 acres was put into
wheat. OF this farm Mr.. Dalrymple
owned three-fourths and he was the
general manager.
The necessity Of dividing the farm
into administrative and working Sec
tons was apparent to Dalyrmple from
the outset. He made each of his SUI
perintendents directly responsible for
the workings Of $500 acres, and each
superintendent, finding that the exec
utive business required all of his time,
appointed foremen, who made the
rounds of the fields on horseback.
The 25 years Oliver Dalrymple
spent as a resident Of st. Paul didn't
change him from a farmer. He al
ways insisted that he was SUCH and
those who called him a capitalist or a
captain of industry offended him. He
was a man Of retiring disposition and
modest manner, and often declared
that he was happiest when he was at
Casselton or riding across his expan-
sive fields and talking with his men
about the thing which had occupied
so large a part of his life and brought
him great riches-the production of
wheat
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-24
DOG ON BABY'S
CHEST STOPS IT'S BREATH
l00-Pound Canine Jumps Into Bas-
ket With Child After Mother
R0.ires for Night.

A dispatch from Allentown, Pa,
says Elmer. the 3-months-old son Of
Annie Kohlman. was found dead in
t kitchen Of Mrs Mary Thyken, at
Eofferts' Chapel, where its mother is
employed as a servant.
At night when the family retired,
the mother placed the child in a
clothes basket near the range in the
kitchen believing it was warmer for
him there than upstairs. After COM
fortably wrapping him up in blankets
she also retired.
Some time during the night a bull
dog owned by the family jumped in
20 the clothes basket and laid down
upon the sleeping child. The dog,
weighing almost 100 pounds, went to
sleep lying partly on the child's chest
and partly on its face and in this man
ner smoothered him.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-24

Articles Of Incorporation Of the
sumpter Land company were filed
today with the county clerk, Frank s
allie Of the Columbia mine NJ. II.
Allen Of Sumpter, and John L. Rand,
an attorney of this city, are the in
corporators, says the Baker City Her
ald. The capital stock Of the new
company is 10000 divided into 100
shares and it is the purpose Of the
company 10 lease and buy lands in
Baker county and elsewhere. Head
quarters Of the company will be at
Sumpter, Ore.
II IS stated that the cause Of the
new company's organization Is. TO take
Uver several thousand acres Of stump
lands IN the vicinity Of McEwen on
the Sumpter Valley rallraod and
building irrigating bitches so that the
water may be placed on the land froN
79wder river When this tract Of
land is once producing II will add
greatly to Baker county's agricultural
products and will be one Of the desir-
able locations for all who want to till
the soll It IS especially well located
for an irrigation proposition. accord
ing 10 those who have Investigated It,.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-10-24
CITY OF EUGENE
PROFITS BY ADVERTISING

As a suggestion as to what an ore
gon community can do if it tries, a
letter received today by Tom Rich
ardson from the Commercial club Of
Eugene says that the club has been
inserting classified advertisements in
the newspapers through the east,
with the result that ii has had to
secure an extra expert stenographer
10 answer the communications sent
IL by prospective oregon settlers, the
inquiries keeping four people busy in
the office of the club.
Oakland, Ore. is the latest COM
munity to get out a booklet describ-