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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-20
Gin erfolgluicr Syludltperindl.

Ser 5um Sobe perurteilte 0eger
Doc. 8iaiams bat am SamItaa
abeno INN $50 einen erfolglolen
Sludtperiu6 gemaft. @r tat ais
OBJ ct erltifen tpiirbe, moraufbin ser
@arter ben @ef1ngnisbeamten @cil
rief, Der Die Siire ieiner 3elle offnete.
Sobalo @eil Die 3eae betreten botte,
erbielt er BON @iGiams einen fiirdl
terliden Sdlag, Der i'm gu gooen
faate. Biaiams lief ourb 5tpei gu
faaig offengebliebene Siiren, fletterte
ouf einen Baum, BON meldem ans
er Die @efangnismaller erreihte, ge-
langte bon bort auf Elm 8ledoa1 uno
iprang am @roe oeiielben IN Den Sol
binter Dem friiberen glmenoorfgebGn=
De- nobel er ben &no6el brah. gr
i6leppte iid in cine gde uno blieb
bort liegen.
Die erfte Nadridt, oaB Elm @efan=
gener e%ntiprnngen lei, fam BON benz
fatboliiden Spititut. &inoer batten
eine idtDar5e @eitalt oas 9od emit
lang laufen ieben uno idlugen 2arnt,
morauf Die S1nEItern an oie Boliaei
telepbonierten. 9iItriftanpalt 8ofcr,
Der ii6 in Der 8enepolencia-Saae be-
fano uno geraoe cine Heoe balten
fpoate, nuroe benadri1tigt beltieq
iofort oas gussp, in pel6em leine
5rau Dor Der Siire auf i'm partete
uno begab iib iofort, ga er oie Sert-
ltbfelten genau fannte, in ben glmen-
oorfi6en Sof. @r 5iinoete elm
Strei6bol5 an, iidte uno fano @il-
llams geraoe als allh Elm Holisilt
anr Stele fam. @iaioms Bot, man
modte i'm transportieren, ga er nidJt
geben fonnte uno idreflide S6mer-
3en eronloe. Or purbe 3uriid ms
[@efangnis sebradt, mo o.. @biters
ibn ben notigen 8erban6 anleqtc.
Der ar5t iagt, oaB Die Seilung oe3
grnfes minoeitens 4 @oden in Mn.
ipruh nebmen miro uno oab Ser Ser
u~rteilte enttpeoer an 9riiden auf oas
Sbaffot efbradt ODER Die 8onItrc-
dung oes ltrteils pertagt meroen
muB.
8are @iaiams nift ser llnfol
benin Ibiprung 5ugeitoBen, 10 mGre
letn grtfommen li6er gefpeIen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-20

i'm S%taotboipital NOR unb Ser olfl
Samitag BON Stootar5t, Or. Burg,
operiert neroat ioate, lit am 5rei.
tag abeno aus ber Mnitalt entfloben,
Die In9it Dor Der Operation bot
ben Wann ln5tpeifelboft sur Shlht
getrieben.
Wobe 8ere's Miible iiberidtue
iid am Sonntag abenb fur5 Dor Z
llbr bos IutomobiI oes Or. S. 5.
ginoleD, neil Die @ummireifen Ser
beioen Sinterraoer plabten. Sr DEM
@utomobil befanoen iib Or. 8ino-
lep, Der fubr, Splpa Sepman s.
9. gomoros unb 8. 2epi. Die orei
2esten puroen melt meg gei6leuoert
pabreno Or. ginolep nnter Ser Mo=
idine liegen blieb. @ue bier erbiel.
ten 8erlebungen aber rlur leidter
art. @u6 Die Wai9ine mllroe nur
unerbeblid beiddoigt.
SSn Sofge Der bonn Staots-S So
nitcr1ar5t Or. 9rumbp erbobenen BE.
i6uloigung, 0aB oie @otels in Soll
Mntonio ni6t i'm befrieoigenoen jam.
taren 3uitano iino, baben Die Mit.
glieoer Der @eiunobeitsbeb0roe ale
groBeren Sotels Ser Staot inlpisisrt
uno gefunoen, oaB bieielben, mos
@einlidfeit anbetrifft iid in bot
~ ~ - 80
5iigli6er geidaffenbeit befinoen.
Die nereinigten &omites baden
dae 8flaiterungsangebote fir oie
SonIton StraBe auriidgepieien. Ms-
pbaltpflaiter Diro pegen ser b0ien
@rfobrungen, Die man oomit gemadt
bot, nidt mebr gemiini6t. Bad.
lteinpflaiter par 10 beoeuteno bober
pie Dor einigen Sabren ulb ioltq
auBeroem nur auf flint Sabre goron-
tiert peroeL oaB man ou6 oieie
4ngebote unbeadtet lieB. @ieQeiht
miro Die Stoot ielbit Die 9Ioiterull1
Der StraBe iibernebmen.
Inter unieren 9onfen nirnmt
oie &c Rational 9 anfpG M
merce" cine leitenbe Steultng ein.
Ser leste, an anoerer Steae perof-
fntlidte Musmeis giebt Die 9epol;tell
auf $1,924,045 .09 an, cine Slrmnte,
Die fir oas eroBe @ertrouen iprid)t,
tpelhes Die 8anf in ben fopitoliiti-
iden, faufmanniiden uno biirgerlt.
den &reiien genieBt. Inter ausgc-
5ei6neter, porfi6tiger unb oo6 aud
nidoer liberolert 8erpaltung Itebeno,
bat Die 8anf einen gar5 benerfens.
fperten Aufi9pung geilommen. Sic
lit elm Snititut, ouf oos San @ntonio
NIT poaem geft itol5 iein fqnn.
ltniere aunitidiibin Srau
@oolpb Soppermein bot am SomItu1
in S6euermeper's Yarf bon 1000
3bonfugeln, Die matchmaker in Die
2uft getporfen mltroen, 96t ~getroffsn.
gtur @iner lit i6r iiberlegen. s. %.
8arrett bon Colorado 6ot es dii
966 gebraht.
Ser @ert oeS 2onoes, oas fiji
Die teuen 3ugdnge gum 8radenrigc
Tarf beanipru6t miro, lit bon ser
eingeiesten aommifiion olf $1,000
! abgei6att moroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-20
9(lfreb Soeppettpeim.

8uluerbe, Eeras, Z. Suli 1908.
(Gn5eise.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-20
Die eisemartisae Grideimnms

in 0ie1er Wablfampagne lit Die 6an0i-
oatllr oes @robl1mieoes Bob. @tI-
lianls BON gunbp fir bas @mt bes
@onperneurs. @us freien Stiidea
bat fih Der @ann als 8%oltberneurs-
&anoioat a~ngemteloet uno mer
anfangS oariiber ipottete, oaB elm biz
0abin in meiteren @reiien boaig I'M
befannter Mann, Ser BON Niemauo
oaau aufgeforoert murbe, iif INN Jas
erite Mmt I'M Stoate bemirbt, Der
muB iebt erfennen, oaB Die grtpa6-
lung biefes 8iaiams feinenfaus 81
ben unmoeliden 9ingen gebort. Sci
ne ufrteritiibung fommt beute baupt-
iahlih bon ben 6armern in Ben rel
den gooengegeuoen Beg Oitens ullo
Noroens, Die nit Dem @eles, iponah
lift 0runo gum beinabe poGen
@erte eingeihdtt miro, nn5ufrieoel
iino. Der anfang oieies @ouper-
neurs-G moioaten bat lolde 9inlen-
iionen angenommen uiio nddit in
iolbem WaBe, oaB man toti1dIid)
Inn Die INSTRUMENTATION uno 8ie-
0erDabl gampben's fiirdtet. syebt
beiBt es Der Siionelten muB i'm ret
ten. @dre @iuiams nidt elm aus
gelprohener Hrobibitioniit, Ser
Staats- Grobibition in ieine Ilatform
mfgenommen bot, 10 tpiiroe er aud
bier un5peifeIbaft bieIe Stimmen en-
b0Iten.
@eIde ausiidten miiroe aber bel
Der berrideu0en ltn5ufrieoenbeit elm
@olDerneltrs-aanbioa gebabt 6aben,
Der bon Dem liberalen Clement ser
0emofratie mlfgeitellt moroen mare,
melm idon oieier Sintermaloler WiI-
liams Die gar5e groBe oemofratiide
Bartei 10 gu beunrubigen permoq,
Dab man ernitlih oapon ipridt er
meroe erfolgreid iein2.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-20
2ofAles.
Gine lebte orinMlide Ma1nnna.

Cine lebte brtnglide Mabnrn9.
@ir baben in peri6ieoenen @rti-
feln unieren 2eiern nno INSIDE
ionoere Sen &epublifanerll unter III
men = Die @riinoe anseinonoerge=
Iebt, mesbalb Tie ii6 an ben oemo=
frotiihen Yrimarnablen beteiltgel
Ioaen. Die perl0nlide Sreibeit tit in
@efabr; man Mil u11s oen 2ebens9e=
nllB perfiimern, in uniere Sittcu
uno @etpobnbeiten nit frebellloer
Saro eingreifen nno % lit es nnlere
unobpenobare 8fli6t uno Sdulotg=
felt, aus unlerer &ube uno Ipatbie
beranssutreten uno ltns I'M erer 9alit
81 mebren.
Ser &f ltnl Die uns tief be-
riibrenoe 5rage miro ein5ig nno al.
lein III Ser oen1ofratiiden Bortei
ausaefobten. gs lit ieet ni6t an Ser
i3eit al erortern, OF mabre 9emofra=
tie nit Ser Yrobifition in Serbill=
oullg aebraht peroet iolte ODER rnl=
qefebrt 8robibition nit 9emofratie.
Die Yrobibitionilten Iu6en fatiirlic5
10 melt iie Dies fol1neu = III
rem ginfluB auf Die berri6enoe Yar-
tel ~a1s8uiiben uno iie niiroen iid
oil 6ie Sd0Be ser &epublifaner
b1naerl, perll bieie in Der Wa6t mG<
ren.
Die 8robibitionsfrase lit afut ge-
moroen uno muB erleoist peroen.
9ies ion 5unadit in Sen 8rimarpah-
len geldeben. Die @bitintmullg err
folst iomol fir mie gegen ltnterbrei=
tung zines Nmenoemlents fir Stoots-
prohibition tpie fir nno gegen 2ocal
Option, nie mir iie iett baben.
ssn Ser lesten Drummer Der nSrele
Yreiie" baben mir al,seinanoerge-
iest, pesbolb es notig lit, gegen llfl-
terb1eituilg uno fir 2ofol Option
5u ltimnten. 8os lettere @eIeb fort
men mir BET oieier @abl nidts tos-
iperoen nnb menn ole Stimhten
oageeen abgegeben meroen. Oas
@eies beitebt unb fam mir orrh
oie 2~egislatnr a~bgean6ert ooer auf-
geboben merben9 Mber inoem mir
fir bas Iih in &raft befinoli6e 60
fal Option @elet itimmen, i6tpadel
mir oie probibitioniitiide 8artei uuo
erlargen cine Maioritdt segen 8ro-
bibition.
Gin anoerer @runo, Darum eilt
ieber freiiinnige Mann in oie oemo-
fratiihen 8rimarmablen geben Iollte,
lit Ser, oaB mir mogIidlt pieIe fret
iinnige 2eute in Die 2egislatnr be
fommen miilien uno BOB mir Die ttltr
bann bineinbefommen fonnen, ipenll
Die 6emofratii6e Bartei f~reiiinnige
9anoibaten nominiert. 9as miro iie
aber, pern 10 piel freiiinnige 2eufe
pie moglid in Die oemofratiiden
Brim1rtpoblen %bineingeben uno BORT
fir Die freiiinnigen &anoioaten ibre
Stimme abgeben. Son gang 5elon=
berer @idtigfeit lit IS, freiiinnige
Senatoren 5n befomrnen, alio loI
MAJ BET Der Domination bon Senats-
fanoioaten audi Defenders poriidti9
fein.
Die @nseIeeenbeit sit fir aae 10
pidtig, oaB es .feiner beionoeren
Wabnung CUR geteiligung an Der
@ahl beoiirfen iolte. Die Stiinme
zines ieoen gin5elnen lit notig
Oh Democrat ooer Nepublifaner
uno Dor al9en Dinsen rihtet iid hn-
iere A~ufforoerung Bel Sen 9rimar-
mabIer gu erfdeinen, an Oieienigarn,
Die Der EoIitif in ben letten Sab
rem aug ireeno einem @run6e fern
geitanoer boben nno fih Der @abl-
pfliht begaben. @uf lire Stimute
miro oiesmal nit geitmmtbeit ge-
rednet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-20
MIIerIei.

Der 9ampfer uSannpper"
tit am Samitag nit 300 Baiiagieren
BON Bremen in @albeiton eingetrof-
ZEN. 0eun5ig 6abon paren &oiiiteil-
BaIiagiere. I'm iid Der Snipeftion
ourd Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
gu ert5ieben, iprane Elm Wonn bonn
Sberoef ms @afier, muroe ober
aufgefii6t uno mieoer an 8oro oe-
brndt.
Seute bprmittag boben Die Mr.
beiten CUR 8erdnoerung Der @eleiiC
IN Der Souiton StraBe 6egonl1cll
uno meroen iobalo mie mogli6 81
Gnbe gefiibrt meroen, nm oie unpcr.
meioliden 9etriebsitorlineen 10 pieI
pie tunli6 ab5ufiir5en.
Gia 9otient, Der orei @oGell
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-20

ben &amin un6 Ser faIt i6tpar5 ge-
iporoenen 8aneelierung oie &C.
ma6er oes Der torbenen @ebeimrots
un0 Ser often @r3eaen5 uno enolib
sic &apeQe.
Cine ltidige Suit, glei6 Mooer=
ouft, fiiate oieien &oum. @ber es
fiel beG our6 Die Seniter: Elm i6il=
lernOes 2i6t; I'M bunten @las bro6
ii6 oie Come. Die Seniter poren
ii6er iebr mertpoa; es mar cine
pradtige @rbeit, uno Ste Sorben ocs
Moioifs itrablten in l~ebenbiger Sri
i6e. God SOS NOR es ni6t, ipas
9oiip intereiiierte; ibr <n1tiinn NOR
menig 9eipedt. Sic itono mitten in
Ser aopele, idipeigeno, sic Sdrbe
peridranft, bie Iugen ipeit offen.
@n oen @dnoen bingen 8appen6il-
Ser, ouf 91e6 e%eunolt. N1r 9oppel=
ipoppen; oo6 oos Inoreasfrelt5 ulto
Ser legeroore Mobrenfopf Der 2ebns
febrte otf oaen 5uriid. Die 0eben=
lpoppen geborten ben 8eI6le6terll
aus oenen Die 2ebns itd lire Srorell
gebolt botfelt. Wonnsbo6 mare!l
Die 8dnoe nit olten @robIteinen ge-
pfloitert, o1tf oenen man in pertpit=
terten uno perbari6ten 2iniert be-
tenoe 1nb fnieenoe &ittergeItoltelt en-
fenl1en fonnte. Iuf einem Ser Stei=
he mar aub cine Srm IN GROCER
Sdoube ousgemeiBelt. ginen inert
uiiroigen S6mud trug Ser itarfe
Wittelpilolter, Ser bie @olb1lng ser
9ede ltiibte. 9a bling elm oltes
Sirfenidmert, cine @iienfappe Elm
bon oen Motten bolb 5erfrelieller
9foBidlpeif uno Elm roitieer Morgelt=
ltern. 5dmert unb &oBi6neif rii6r-
ten bon 8iftrir bon 2ebn Der, Ser
batte nit bronoenbnrgii1en 9rago=
rern 9elt gegen bic Siirfen pertei-
oigen belfen uno NOR bel Der 8erfol=
gung in po1er Hiiltung our6 Die
0ol1au gei6pommen. &appe ltnS
Wtorgenitern aber NOR oas @epaffen
bes 9errn @eralous getpe1eft, ser an
Slorim @epers Seite in Sranfen ge-
faaen por. 9a bling al16 bon Ser
&an5el berob Elm pioletter Samt1toil
nit benz beiligen Monogromm III
@ol1 beridoiien oob ni6t perpit-
teri; Cutie Senriette bette i'm Dem
Seloularidaa @nltapus 2ebn &C.
ihenft unb iolte oas Monogromlnl
ielber geltidt baberl. 80 nebete &c
BON mannigfo6en grim1erullge.1
our6 ben fleinen @ir6enraum, l1nS
oieie @rinnerungen ipedten cine mllll-
oeriame @eibe inn Screen 9aiin3.
Gin unbeidreiblider Stimmungs5ou-
Der iiberfom lie. Sic ipra6 nidt
lie riibrte ii6 nidt bonn Sled, paI-
reno oie geidaftiee 4nna ale @in-
fel uno gden our6it0berte nno nit
Den 6iiBden umberi6lurrte, oaB ner
Stotb mlfflog. Nein, 9aiip riiBrte
iid ni6t. @abrbaftig, iie itano i'm
gann Ser Qbnen. Die TRADITION
ipam ibre geebe INN iie, Die Die Gra=
Oition perlahte. 9ie @robiteine fie-
len, uno Die @ebdrnii6tett tratcll
berbor unb boten ibr Die %eiierne.
Sano. Sic mar ia cine liebe Ser
panote. 9ie Srall in Der Sbaube
nidte ibr freunoli6 gu: Die ltrurur-
groBmutter mars. 9a fam audi
SEER 8iftrir uno nabm oas erbeutete
Siirfeni6mert, uno tSerr 8eralous
griff mieoer gum Worgenitern
IS freiite ieltiam Dor oen ltarren Slit
gen 9aiips. Gs 5og mie baltiaer
S6malbenflug Die groBe 1lno reide
@ei6idte i1res @eidle9ts an ibr
poriiber. Die gbronif muroe leben=
big. Seino nno Silbert nadten mie-
Der auf; Die Ibnen fameti nro moG-
ten bea6tet iein.
r9oiip! -. 9oiip on trdllmit!4
rief Inna.
(%yortfebuuo fpIot1
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Giniee einfadbe Sraeen, eeridte4
an Ntr. Gteecere Harris.
Ucet intnter unbeantup~rtet

SIT es nidt cine gatlade, baB Sbre
&anbibatur fir bas 0mt bas County
ri9ters erit befannt sema6t wuroe,
nadbem Sic
grItens = bon Scr. @elig Oeut1d=
mann erludt uoroen maren, als &anbiz
bat auf5utreten?
i8ipeitens = BON Col. Geo. SO. Bras
denriose periOnlid Die @eripredunsen
5useiidert erbalten batten, Die Sbnen
BON Scr. Deuti6maan semabt maren =?
\ Drittens = BON Scr. Deuti1mamn
bic Gerii6erung erbalten batten, DAP Sic
peri0nlid feline finanSieQen Iussaben
fir @ampcsne 8wede su MAIDEN
batten?
sisrls"s- ni9t ee0rsem Bra
Il VuInprhp Spros = G,,ti 1909
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denrtose Sbnen oieIelbe 8erlideruns
seaeben?
5anftens : SIT nidt gOl. George
&. Breckenridge duBerit federal nit
ieinen 8eitrdsen 81 Dem Gonbs besTbeoz
bore 9arris gampasnesaomites?
Seditens = Sat gol. George %.
8radenribse ntbt bas @el6 berseseben
fir ben %iosenannten &reuasus, Der in
Gan Nntonio bur9 Die Nnti : Galoon-
2iaa in Scene seiebt wurbe?
@iebentes = @iroen sic in Siren
@%rfldruusen foniequent lein, tpenn Sic
bebaupten, Sic ieien elm Inti=8robibi=
@tioniit, uno oam f~inan5ieae u~nteritiib=
uns BON benz ~finan5ielIen 6iltermann
Der Grobibitious : Streitfrafte anneb
men9
lllfreb SDehhettneim
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dgeraSe redt.

rSeit Sabren gebraide id Or.
Sings Neue 2ebengpiGen uno finoe
iie seraoe redt," iagt 81. 81. Seton
BON Sarrisbile q. S. Dieie 8inen
belfen obne ltnonnebmli6feiten."
Neites MitteI fir l1nbaroaulidfeit
unb Malaria. 25c BET @6. DreiB II.
N. gobn & SO. Mpotbefer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-07-20

Staat Segas, gtrar @ountu.
Sd ) g.. 9arclaD. 9rdioent obeneenannter
9anf, l6Wore hermit itierli6, oaB Der obise ,4etiht
nah mrinem beten g8ifen uno 8laubeu ridtia 1T
5. Y. Yaretun 9rdfoent.
unterssi6net nno bel6uoren in meincr @eee mart
am II. Suli 1908.
(SitGet.) u. g. Magruoer.
OeIientll6er Nptar. gcrar County. Stras
&ibtie %befunoen;
O. g. GAIT
3. W. Bennett,
8eoree g. Stumbera
Sirettorsn.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-21
SESSION
. OF THE DISTRICT
COURT To BEGIN
JUDGE BROWN ARRIVES TO OPEN
DISTRICT COURT THIS MORN
ING-THE DOCKET As HAS
BEEN ARRANBED FOR SESSION

To preside over the special session
of the district court. which eonvenes
at 10 O'Clock this morning. Judge
George S. Brown arrived in the city
last evening from Elko. AS announc-
ed IN the News several days ago. pro-
bate matters will take up most of the
time of the court. A number of suits
involving indebtedness will also he
considered.
Principal among the court trans
actions will be application of Attor-
ney f. Y Murphy to the court for
a writ of eertiorari to compel the
county clerk to furnish certified cop
les of all instruments involved in the
recent granting of contract for index
ing the county records by the county
board of commissioners to G.. s.
Hoag. Mr.. Murphy takes the stand
as an individual that this action has
served to place the county under un-
necessary financial obligations. as
suming that 1t is the duty of the
county recorder to do this work.
Following is the docket for the
special term: Graham Mercantile
Co. VS.. Ed Millard ct al. Ely Invest
ment Co. VS.. H. +. Clark, First Ma
tional Bank VS.. c. M. Peacocke, Gra-
ham Mercantile Co. VS.. Ed Langley.
Richard A. Riepe VS.. r. G.. White ct
al. the Morse Bros. Machinery &
Supply Co. VS.. Wide West Mining Co.
Jemima Burroll VS. Alexander Bur-
rell, Charles Minnoletti VS. Mary Gu
pid ct al. Graham Mercantile Co.
VS.. w +. Meyer ct al, Gertrude
Shakespeare vs.. William Shakes
peare. William A. Gilbert by Charles
A. Walker. guardian ad litem VS.. Ne
vada Consolidated Copper Co.. Thorn
as Rickhill VS.. A. J. Fesler. c. A.
Eddy VS.. A. l.. Parker, G. F. Parker
VS.. Ira j. Mcknight. Frank Counts
VS.. Fannie Counts
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-21
CARPENTERS UNION
MAY BUILD THEATER

At a meeting of the carpenters
union held at Carpenters hall last
evening. plans were thoroughly dis
cussed for the erection of a combina-
tion theater and lodge hall. This un-
dertaking has been on foot among
members of the union for some weeks
and a favorable decision will proba-
bly, he made at the regular meeting
next week.
The building as planned by the
carpenters organization. will cost in
the neighborhood of 81 900 and will
be erected in a prominent part of the
city. The theater is TO occupy the
ground floor while the lodge rooms
will be on the second floor and space
will be arranged for the conduct of
social functions In the basement.
Realizing the necessity of theater
the carpenters have deemed K ad-
visable to build the playhouse In con-
nection with the proposed lodge hall,
with the intention of engaging the
services of stock companies and other
attractions.
There are 120 members in the car
penters' union at the present time
and all have significd their Wiling
ness 10 assist by personal a1bscrip-
tiCn.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-21
CRANOJuRYWILL
MEET TOMORROW
s. BY COURT ORDER
UNDER INSTRUCTIONS RECEIVED
YESTERDAY. BODY Is TO con-
VENE TOMORROW OCCASION
FOR CALL Is UNKNOWN.

The county clerk is in receipt of
an order from District Judge George
S. Brown for the summoning of a
grand jury, TO. convene tomorrow
morning at 10 O'Clock. There is no
reason given by the court for the is
suance of this order at this time and
it is believed by officials that it is the
intention of Judge Brown to keep
the grand jury at work until after
the next regular session of the dis
trict court A list of veniremen has
been turned over to the sheriff's Of
fee and Sheriff Davis and his depu-
ties are now at work in summoning
men to serve on the investigating
body.
The order from Judge Brown fol-
lows: 1t is hereby ordered that A.
/. Parker. one of the county commits
sioners of White Pine county, and
NJ. b. Garaghan. Esq. the county
clerk .of said county. select 24 quail
fled persons to serve as grand jurors
for the said district court in said
county and that the persons so select
ed he and they hereby are required
to be and attend in said district
court on Thursday, the 22d day of
October. 1908, at the hour of 10
O'Clock in the forenoon of said day
and that the clerk issue a venire
therefor.
"Signed) GEORGE S. BROWN.
Judge"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-21
Commoner Would Give
independence to
the Islands
instrumental in
their Acquisition
THE PHILIPPINE QUESTION A.
VIEWED BY MIR. TAFT IN
THE PRESENT CAM
PAIGN.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2O.-The Two
presidential candidates. William H..
Taft and William J. Bryan. appear as
Joint contributors in the issue OF
Everybody's Magazine, 10 he publish
ed tomorrow. in articles on the
Philippines Mr.. Taft has for his
text What the United States has
done for the Philippines, and Mr..
Bryan discusse: why the Philip
pines Should he Independent.
Elanor Franklin Egan also con-
tributes an article on America 5
Record In the Philippines
In opening his discussion of the
subject Mr.. Taft declares that after
the Treaty of Paris was ratified the
question as to the wisdom of the ac-
quisition OF the islands no longer was
an open one. There could be no
difference thereafter. he argues, as
10 the extent of our obligations 10
the Philippine people.
Party lines we're not drawn in
the senate when the vote was taken
on the question of the ratification of
the treaty" adds Mr. Taft. The
senators voting evidentlydaalt with
the subject from purely non-parti-
san standpoint and as involving a
great question of national policy, as
they should have done. Democrats
were found voting for the treaty and
Republicans against it. and vice versa
Bryan appearing at the Capitol and
was In conference with doubling and
opposing Democratic senator's. urg-
ing them to vote for the ratification
of the treaty: and IL does not admit
of doubt that but for his efforts and
influence the treaty would have been
rejected
That those circumstances led Mr..
Mckinley TO make the commission
which was to establish civil govern
ment in the islands non-partisan is
Mr.. Taft's conclusion and he goes on
TO say that mo consideration of
partisan politics at any time entered
into the question of appointing the
numerous officials and employees of
the government. There were per-
haps as many Democrats as Republic
cans thus appointed. This policy
has never been departed from and
today the governor general of the
Philippines Islands Is life long
Democrat. The developing policy
of the commission. however. has been
as fast as vacancies occurred which
could be filled by Fiiipinos as well as
Americans, To give the former the
preference. As a result of this policy
today three members of the Supreme
Court of the islands are Filipinos.
Fully half OF the judges of the courts
of first instance are Filipinos. The
governors OF providnces and a ma
jority of the provincial boards are
at leasteight-five per cent of them
Filipinos. All the municipal officials
the officials and employees on the
insular government are Filipinos."
Then the establishment of the
Filipino government to take the place
of the commission created by the
president and the Inauguration of the
popular assembly year ago Is des-
eribed.
I'm the light Of these disputed
facts" declares Mr.. Taft. 'it Is diff
cult to understand how the action OF
the chief executive. the congress of
The United States. and the COM
CONTINUED on Page Four
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-21
Here are Real Needs
They Mean Money to YOL..Consider From that Uiew

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OF DOLL
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money to but ane
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-21
COMPANY PLACES AFFAIRS
INTO HANDS OF A TRUSTEE

The American Commercial & Trad
ing Co.. operating stores at Veteran,
Star Pointer and Smelter, have as
signed their property and effects into
the hands of Lester Osterman as
trustee. Mr.. Osterman came here
recently from New York city.
Official statement of the liabilities
and assets of the concern has not
been given out. but 1t Is said the in
debtedness Will reach about $4,000.
Yesterday the Commercial Co. s
store at Veteran was closed by writ
of attachment issued at the instiga-
ton Of the White Pine Telephone Co.
on Monday, as announced In the News
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-21
HUNDREDS DIE IN
CHINESE TORNADO
CHINESE TYPHOON WIPED OUT
.:sOO LIVES IN TWO DISTRICTS
THOUSANDS OF HOMES ARE
WRECKED IN STORM.

AMOY, China. Oct. 20.-Damage
by Thursdays typhoon was much
greater than first reported in Chang
How.
Three thousand houses, including
the projects, were destroyed.
Eleven hundred people we're killed.
In Lang Chang. 500 houses were
destroyed and 1900 persons killed.
Five years ago. Lang Chang was
flooded and 5000 lives destroyed.
Fourteen miles north OF Chang
Chow, three villages were destroyed
and 400 persons killed