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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-05
Taxation for Special Interests.

II should he laid down fundamental principle that u
occupations asking state regulation protection
burden the general taxpayer
For instance, SHEEP INSPECTION WAS NOT waNTyrI
PARTS OF THE STATE AND THOSE WANTING THAT
ION. ALREADY AFFORDED BY THE GENERAL GoyI
should pay for the benefits derived.
Swine inspection fruit inspection any special SERVED
borne by that interest
The legislature appropriates about $4,000 for Il
fairs including the Lake and klamath county agricultural
A GENERAL LAW SHOULD BE PASSED FOR CoUyTY|
CULTURAL SOCIETIES, giving the state aid county arr
cietes and livestock organizations proportion the p
spectiye counties take annual membership thus encourage
Of the state instead OF favored localities.
The legislature approprates $500 for boatman
pilot commissioners
THIS SERVICE SHOULD BE MADE sELF-sUsTAINNG
FEES COLLECTED FROM THE SHIPPING OR PORTS BE
The Port OF Portland commission general harbOr
should take over all this service and the regulation theo
District attorneys and their deputies present
round figures. 100000.
This could be reduced one-third at least by
ONCE OF county attorney with salaries ranging from $1,000
annum.
THE DISTRICT ATTORNEYS NOW MAINTAIN A g
EACH COUNTY, AND THE COUNTIES WOULD SAVE NJ
ING THIS OFFICIAL DIRECT.
The bureau OF labor statistics Inspector isco
shops should either be made sefsustainng s tuncd
TO include duties of gathering statistics Of product
state and immigration commissioner.
The fees collected for inspection OF factories and work
support the present Office
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-05
OTHER EXPENSES
Duplication Of Functions.

There is marked tendency on the part of rov
duplicate all the functions OF the federal government.
Thus find bureaus of animal industry sheep inspe
wardens irrigation. engineering fisheries hacheres
portaton Offices reproduced by department.
THERE SOME NECESSITY FOR THIS BUT A 81
WISELY LEAVE SOME OF THESE FIELDS To FEEDER
VISION.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-27
Ia TRaCICA MUERTE
del jovel Osborn.
RadeaIa CieFtO misteTio que los tGi-
bunaIeS trataD do eScIaTsCar.
Di6 BD Pass0 8Btes pot Ia pa alte
baia della sludad d o. comp paTi8 De
Miss Power. . ....

La p0liCfa t8Rmin6 Bus p8gquisan aCsP.
CO do l0~ mUeRta de ROllin M. Osborn del
No. 800, avsnida Ashland, OhiCagr, miam-
bro de la fiFms "OhicsgO Savings Bsp K :"
OuYo CuoFpo msgUllqdo Cd anContF6 en- les
vfaB del fsrF0CRFFil oI0Ysdo de Garfield
Park. ~-.
ss supo que Osborn, 6brio, hRbfa aaIido
do lG pRFts bAia do 10 Ciudad POGO dssp puBs
do In una de IG madEugsda, bomando Of
tron gus % diFigfR Garfield, On dondo 30
qu8d6 d0Fmid8S
So d0SpsFt6 On IR oBtsoi6n do la Av0nida
OuaFsnta, ?, de aGusrdo con 10 que diOa 10
poliCiao Rl Balir dol tRsn 20 ORy6 dsBde 10
platafoFme, do susFts qus5 mientFag per-
man0Ota Ga Gl guGl0, BobEg log rallies del
9Fen, 8tUTdid0D un tFan q que vGpf8 de IG
parts ContRariRs 10 pRB6 poF onCima.
60gdn Lon amigos do OpboFD, iovsn do
28 amos 6st6 hRbiS psnsdosla taFds anterior
dol Huc0Bo con suB cOr0CidoB dc nsgoCios y
hRbfa b0bido con exo0Bo. Volvi6 6 Gu
boarding Comer = HAli6 POGO sntOO do
IaH 0Ch0.
OabOrn visit6 la casa dol djfunto nsnadoF
Frank Fowler invite los Bs6oRitas
Fowler dRF un :psss0 poF Ia paEte baia
do l6 Ciudad. La invitaCi6n no fac 8Cep-
tada , Osborn gAli6 dc ID casa de- Few
IeF.
Entonce8 tslOfonO6 "a boarding house 6
invite & 10 gsH0Fita W0ndR Power, que 10
dsCfR gsr hija dc un COmeFCianto do New
York = que habfa vivido alIf duRante Lao
tPOB GlEimgB BamanRR.
Miss Power aSIi6 y enc0ntrGndoGo con
Osborn, 90 diEijieTon & la paRt0 bsjo do la
OiudRd. DGBpu0I de daF IN largo p8ggo
Osborn ? Miss PswsE GO 6irilieFon al Ho.
tel College en- dond0 90 len DiEvi6 un
lunch.
"Ha b0bido todo 81 diR poro todavfa me
puedo BgQRntAR con mG8 yino:''-obiot6
Osborn nisntEaB p0dfs vaFioG vases do
este lfquido y los C0nBumfs.
'|Yo probe un POGO de vino"-diio' 10
BeioRita Pow0E-peFO Osborn, tam6 tanto
que pEOntO B8 qu8d6 doEmido en- 10 mi8ms
mesa en- d0nd0 est6bgm0g BsntRdog.
Pidi6 mss vino 10 fu6 rehussdo.
Ent0nO0B, 20 ingiOtf On dejsFIo y me fof.
DsBpuOs que 10 d9i6 Fegr0Bs stF6s con Ia in.
tGnCi6n de psF8uadiFl0 IL nueOtEa Casa.
PaFo 20 60 hAbfa lido. Un amigo milo que
GBtabR allf me effGOi6 60 CompaflfR , TO.
mandO un CoChs me COndujo 4 mi cara.
Eco 90 tOdO 10 que dltimRment0 n6 y vi
de Mr. OgboRn."
-''ME OsboFn aBtuvo aquf, pero 20 or
dOn6 & los m0goB que no l9 girviaFsn mas
deBpuGB que 20 advert. on 81 Ba1aIeB dc
intexiCROi6n. .''-dij0 Harry Martin, admi
nistradoR dol ReStaUFant.-"salio DO 8quf
& las doOo media"
El juiciO tuV0 que BuspOndeEs0 poE no
spaEoOoE MigB Power que t0ndFa que dGF
90 declaration.
A 10 familia dol joven, que vivO On
Mount Vernon, o. 20 l0 nOtific6 la
muNFtO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-27

I'LL ComigioEGdo de Puerto Rico Befi0U
Tulio LarRfnGga, aatG ultimando ol infoF.
me para pFes9ntaFlo 81 g0bsrnad0F, de gul
GFabpjos On 0l CoBgFa80 dc IFigaoi6n-CalG'
bFadog On AlbuPqueEque , con CuYo inf0r
me 90 daFf Cuent8 tambi6n 6 lG Legig
latuF0.
-Ha lido CIGuBuEOdo poE oFdSn del
M6diOo Inspector del diStritO NoRts, an
s1tAbl0cimi6nto do cafe toDtadO On Pasrta
do TsrFs, pr0piGdad del gGfioP Manuel
RomaFe. ~.-.
-El Comioionado dol Interior hs re-
Cibido una invitaCi6n para 10 Exposition
NaCional peEmRnGnts On Madrid de In
duntEiaa y FEoduCt0g AgEfCOlaB III RRfioE
Enrique SAWR suBoEibs 81 pE0gFama,
nombro de ls G0mi8i6n 0FganizadoFa. Ia
communication dice 'EvnsO. aslJOF MiWjStrO
de Ia Republics de Puerto RiOO''
Hoy no hnbo information dc inteR6a
general On 81 D8pGFtam0nGo dc Interior.
-EGta tRTdO FegFeE8Ed de Ponce el GO
bOFn8doE Peat, que 90 cree hSbE6 pSB6do
syeF 81 di0 On "AguiEEO" dc F8gTO8o do
Ponce.
-EOt0 mD fianR CGlObRaROn una IaEga
ConfsFsnOi0 el director de Ia Compafifs do
foEFOCRFEiI08 y 0i Gtfi0F Eduardo GooEgs'
tti, de lR "PlRsu0la Sugar Comp.
En- GI CuartOI general do la poliCfa
inuuIaF, l0g6G infoRm6 hoy coEteBm8nta 0l
jsfa dol Cu8Fpo senior Luts, no B0 han ~to'
uido notiCiaB do niDg6n hsCh0 duEants leo
6ltimRR 48 hoTaa. En- t0daB paRteB hay
tEOnquilidRd y IoB miting poIitiC0B qu0 Ga
OgtGn efeCtuRnd0, On o. msYoEfa unioniataa
90 han E0alizRdo con 81 mayor oFden'
-FotogFaffR8 do 10 gran fsgta CiviCR
0fectuBdR ultimRmGnt0 On Ponce, 30 han
FsCibido On Oata Ciudad' P0F elias 90 vO
10 inmonaa O0nOuFR0nCiR do 0lem0nt0B
uuionintaB que GnistioTon al aCto en- que
mG8 de $4,000 personal efsCtuRH0n ana
bEillAntfsim8 p0Eada.
- So hR dGgi gnRd0 una O0miBi6n del
municipio de ls Ciudad para ent0ndsEHe
con 81 LCd0. w. B0sch, para la 8dquiBi'
Ci6n do Cu0EdaG do tOFT0n0D, en- SantuFC0
& fn Do hRO0P On 81 COnBtruCCi0neU.
Q-L0B HiguientOI individuoB han BidO
n0mbFad0B PolicfNB y SuB nombFami0ntoB
90 0nOuentFan On 10 OomRndRnCi8 del Dig
tFito do San Juan:
Jorge HeEnand0E = Ramon Miranda, &
IOab0lB; Juan e. BRlBaO, ComOFfe; SAM
tiogo MaEFaEo, & PtfiuoloU; Angel Estsvos
& QuObFadillGS; Enrique Rivers, GuRy8'
nillR; AdoIfo Gonzalez, & RinC6D; Juan
FFRnCiGCO Rico, LREOI = Mariana SuaEss
& Oayey. EBtoB GGfioEOl deben pT0s0ntaEB8
Gl Jafs del diBtPito Ramon Fernandez Ma
tor para EGCOjeF su nombEamiOnto ? sl pOge
para tFaBladRr10 Ol diBtrito que han gido
dOatin8doD.
Ell dfR 81 do IoB CoEriOnteg, 90 lI0var6
& efoOt0 pT0babIOmOnt0, On loU Ealone8 del
AtOneo do Onta CiudRd, una conferences
GCon6miOo.polftiC8 pOF Ol LCd0. P01CaAio
FajaFdo, do MRYOgGOE.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-27
NOTlCIAS De PuERTA De TERRA
(De ,awsstrO oOrrsspOnoaL) }

Octubre 26. Ell sGbado en- la nochs &
0BC de Lao II, Gsig rspubliCanoB l0 iban
pFopinar una palizR IN obFoFo unioniBts
que 90 GnOontrAbB en- lR CaIIe do San
AguHtfn, fr0nto & lR casa del ssfor Gonb0.
rRs, Bin mediGF diUguHto aIgrso .. A no COZ
p0r lR intervention mia pa del ioven
Jorge l. Hernandez que Gambi6n pag6bR
pOr 0I Oitio de la oCuFBOnois, hubieFsn lie.
vRdo CAb0 ca mRldad. SsntimoB no BRo
b0F 0l nombF0 del digno obFerO unioniAts
para dRFI0 Con0CaF.
Al ComerciantO don Pablo MsRroro,
uno8 CRooB 10 RobAEon vGrf0B OfBctoB do Gu
pulpsEia On noChoa pRBadaB.
La poliCfa he dadO 70 con loU piIloB que
aHt&a & l0 ntmbFQ.
Naentpo qusrido amigo don Manuel
OCRCio, BRstE0 dc ArOCibO, 90 un joven
sn6EgiCo , tEabajadoF. El gefior OoaCio 60
IN ObFoFO que 10 migmo do60ndo al unio'
niGts que oil republican,. AlOjado de Ia
pOlitiOR 90 Aisnts BoCialiBta.
HemoH BOIudado al pu0RtoPFiqutfi".
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-27
Tribunal Supreme De Puerto Rico
SOfDlinIODtaad Do OpOllGlOnO8 on DlOItOS OIVl08.
COntD ;Itn DEL 40. ttfmIRo Do sssIonO8
dnE.a G1O8.

N0T' b mi6rColOH 4. ElsuieFiO LRn'
drGU , .-..U con AuFGli0 y FeIiOitR Mora
lGs y otro, FeivindioaCi6n do pFopi0dad
inmUeblO otFoB OxtFemoG.
JueVGg 5. SuOeDi6n do AFfHtidOg Ohavi0F
con suCOBi6n y CauB0-habisnteB do Fran.
cisco GiFRIdez C0bTO do dinOV0.
JuOv0D 5. SuCOBi6n do APfStHdOB ChAviw
con 8uOgBi6n y CRug8 hRbiGnt08 do Fran.
cisco GiFRldsz, OiGCuCi6n do bipotecB.
VisFnOB 6. Rafael, Eloy y Ramon FaIO'
70 con AvOlino FRlor0 Rivera, E0ivindio
ORCi6n do incs TdUtiC8 y otFo8 axtramo8.
MATtO8 10. Ventura Lam0B LOmoI0 y
OtTa CON Manuel Roig HOEn6ndOE, EsClG.
mS9i6n de frut0B 0mbRTgadoD otEoU Gx'
TRENCH
Microbes II. Arturo FOFnAEiB Roig con
sl muniCipi0 de Ponce, CobTo dc pesos.
JueveB IL. Luis = AlfonBo Gual con
Carolina Bon0foux y OtEO, F0OonoCimiOnto
de hijou natuPales
ViornO1 Is. Fernando PlG Puigdolor
con Emilia NOCksr = NeckOr ? otEoB,
DoBahuCio.
30. TSTminO. .-MrteB II. Diaz y PsRdo
con Fidol GuilleEmoty, Cebro de dinoEo.
Microbes 18 Julio Vega Balo6Fool =
OtEos con Juan CanOio BnlC6rcol, ro1dici6n
do ftutOB y dNfioB , pOFjuiCiOD.
JuevGB 19. Ramon GRndf6 C6FdoV8 con
NemOBio Perez Morris, CobEo de honoRaRios.
Jusvsl 19. NOms8io Perez Morris con
Ramon Gambia C6EdOv0, CObTo do homo
TRTiog.
ViernoD 20 Aguut1n HeEnGndss Mena
con IoOCOnCis Oua1C6, CobEo de din0To.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-10-27

CASA DE PREsTAMOs de Jose Bs.
E6n, Allen 21 ST. HaCo opsEaCionas co.
bE0 alhaiaa. DaBdo 100 dolIaRsron Rde.
lanto ell intaE6g BaF6 conventional no ex'
O0derG del 30 mGnBual. OOmpFs = ven.
de sIhajaG mod0Ena8 = antigUsg. 6anJuan
PuaPfa Rio0.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-06-04
DIAMOND

Diamond s. S. was we'll attended last
sunday. Some from other neighborhoods
were present. Please come back again,
folks, and bring somebody else with you.
Messrs. Howry and Underhill went to
Jasper Monday with cream, and the
colored man who has been working for
Mr.. Howry, returned 70 Carthage,
Mrs. H. Nc Cune and children we're
at Mr.. Beal's Monday picking strawber.
ries.
Mr.. and Mrs. Livingstone and family
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cline,
Sunday.
Mrs. Suda Bailey and children, OF
Kansas City are visiting with Der sister
| Mrs. John Buzzard.
Miss Floy Brown, OF Esrom peighbe r.
hood visited last week with her sister,
Mrs. Charley Buzzard. Mrs. Buzzard
and son Hal, accompanied her home and
returned Sunday evening.
Rev. Alexander OF Nashville preache ed
an interesting sermon at Diamond Sun
day at IL q. m. u
Mr.. Edd Pfander went to Jasper
Tuesday.
Bro. Alexander took dinner with Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Nett Sunday.
Some Of our young folks attended
prayer meeting at Bluellast wednesday
night. Fo1t
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-06-04


trees are full Of fruit. Bees are so
plentiful that a swarm has gone into
Matthews house and making honey
just over the dining room. John Golf
says all there is to do is to bore d hole
in the ceiling and set the table under
it and there will be a constant supply of
honey. New potatoes and June apples
are striving to see which is bigger but
at present the potato leads. Tomatoes
are as large as walnuts. The straw
berries are still in style, but largo
qualities of them have been embalmed
for future generations. Mr.. Duckett
has two thousand watermelons going 10
smile on the vine.
Mr.. Greenwood takes the lead in big
head, but the big head is all on the
whsst. He hus the ffneet wheat to be
seen. any whore
r. Fletcher Carter's children visited
Mrs. Simmons Sunday.
Mr.. Bedell has improved his house
by adding nice new porch on the
west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rostch Kinkaid have
returned from visit to Mt. Vernon.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-06-04
BLUE STAR
CROPS

The second week before the harvest
finds the wheat -hereabouts ia better
shape than was expected. The contin-
uouy rains were somewhat harmful TO
the stand, but much less so than was
feared. The corn that is up looks good,
but the rains have prevented many from
planting. Some will probably plant as
late as harvest week, as their ground is
yet 10 had shape. Old timothy is fair,
but the new crop will be short, though
0f good quality. Prairie grass was never
better.
Mrs. w. A. Kackley, who has been
visiting with her brother, j. E. Hull,
returned to her home at Springfield Sat
urday.
Ftp aud Pete Budd OF Blue ucighbor.
hood, called on W. H. Harmon Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kropman pi Carthage
visited with II. Fl. Wick saturday aud
Sunday.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-06-04
DEWEY

Dewey has troubles OF her own.
John Golf had q fine colt cut badly on
the wire. Grin Buster had horse
kicked and its leg broken. Mrs. Buster
had all her spring chickens killed by
eating the salt on u VOLTS hide.
Dewey also has company. Mr.. Low
ell and family Of Webb City are at
Mrs. Gaddis'. Harold Coli OF Prague,
Okla, is at his grandmother's. The
chiggers and harvest fly are very soci.
able with every one. About forty
young folks gathered ut home Of
Clarence Simmons Saturday and help
ed him celebrate his 10th birthday. Mr..
Miller and family and Rose and family
visited with Esteys' and Flowers
Mrs. Ellis OF Carteryille vifited Mrs.
Wood. Mrs. Moore and family visited
Mrs. Alexander.
Dewey has secured teacher for the
school, q Mr.. Masters, aud we hope he
will master" the situation.
Deweytown is q good place for .
hotel. The creek il full of fish. The
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-06-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Hopkins left Sun
day for Pennington, Mo-, at which
ton with the Pennington telephone
company. The position, which was 80.
cured for him by MIR. McComb. his en-
he .jasuer ;ob. aud no one doubts Mr..
Hopkins ability to fill tho bill.
Straw Hats. all kinds and prices, at
Add Joyce's. 4-9f
The Rhodes music house OF Lunar,
No., handle the Mckinley edition OF Toe
music. Send Tor their catalogue. A.3Of
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-06-04
BETHEL

Guy Amer was riding around in II
new buggy the other day. Watch out
girls.
:, Miss Mabel l,rons Is home from
Lamar, where she has been attending
high school.
Mamie Clark says she is going to
move further south. E.srom don't look
good to her any longer.
Clyde Millar lost valuable COW the
other day by lightning.
Horse shoe pitching seems to he the
fad around Esrom now.
There seemed to be quite an excite
ment ut John Lawess' The other day
Shen we passed, hut We guess they
were just hiving swarm OF bees.
wonder il those two girls that in
tended to go prayer meeting Thursday
night are going next Thursday night.
Jay Hartley and Bert Quillen were
going north the other evening. Where
to. boys?
Emma Clark made IL slow trip to
Esrom the other day.
Grace Seybold called on Willie Clark
tho other day
Mrs. Morley called on Mrs. c. A.
Cline the other day.
While Geo. Brown WAS working in
the field the other day his muIe be-
came frightened and ran away. No
damage was done.
Willie Clark and Grace Seybold
walked home from Rose Branch the
other night. What was the matter
boys.
Mr.. Smith and family called on MIR.
Eli Mills and family Sunday.
Emma looks so lonely lately.
Chas. Edison OF Arkansas visited
home folks in this vicinity last week.
Tom KEEN.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-06-04
BLUE.

Quite number of farmers nave to re-
plant corn on account of cut-worms.
Mr. and Mrs. Cave visited in this
neighborhood SUNDAY
Mr.. Hatcher caught some very nice
fish in his fish trap last week.
Miss Grace Rice Of Jasper is visiting
this week with Jennie Johnston.
Judson ana 'ralmage Hatcher took
dinner with VIII Farris Sunday.
Miss May Wardlow Visited her sister,
Mrs. Fowler, last veoh near Lamar.
Henry Robinson went to see his
aunt, Mrs. frank kunyon, If Jasper
Tuesday.
Some OF our boys attended tho party
at Steiners' Tuesday night and report
= tins time.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-06-04
FARMERS UNION

1t looks as if the rainy season has set
in again. IT.
Charley Moore has let Frank Thacker
quit work for this aummer on account
Of wet weather and expects to do the
rest OF his farming himself
George Baker and wife Of Jasper spent
Saturday and Sunday with Charley
Moore and wife. 4,3
James Hull aud wife visited with VIM,
Kaderly Sunday. r6i g
Little Bert Kaderly was oon the sicl,
last list Tuesday. Sp,'9
There was quite crowd gathered al
the Farmers Union ball grounds to at
tend the ball game between Farmers
Union aud Kenoma. The game ended
with score Of 81 to 13ins favor OF Ke-
noma. e.EHS,-,
The farmers OF this part of the coun-
try would have got sioug,niasiy planting
corn II they had had goosbweather this
week. e.,i b:iA
Dave Wick was seen driving through
this part OF the country last Tuesday.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-06-04

Guy Amer was riding around in II
new buggy the other day. Watch out
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-06-04
The Best Pills Ever Sold.

CATER doctoring Ii years for chronic
indigestion, and spending over two
hundred dollars, nothing has done me
as much good as DR.. Kings New Life
Pills. l consider them the best pills
ever sold" Write !, r. Ayscus, Of
Ingleside, N. G. Sold under guarantee
at Webb Bros. drug store 25c.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-06-04

C. F. Lyons has sold His restaurant
at Sheldon, and LawrencA Baker, who
has been in charge, returned home
Monday. ,,.s d.
Have some 1T these for go pictures
made 1t Laughed Studio.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1908-06-04
CeRRESPON DEN c E

w u n L , v " u Il N y Il
ZION.
"And 60 to Us from roots Of care
There grow lifes richest dressings rare.
And cen the green.ieafed month Of
June
Must have its storm, IL it has its
bloom.''
Roy and VIM. Thompson came 10
from Kansas Monday for n visit with
friends and relatives.
Mrs. Bertha Houck ard sou, Hoyt, Of
Cherryvale, Kansas, ar IL guests Of
her sisters, Mines. Jot . Scbooler and
Chas. Ballard.
Miss Viola Currier OF i,oi;, ry county
is visiting her cousin, NJ ! +. Curtis,
this week.
Ira Mayors came 10 from Nobile, Ala,
and Frank Mayors fror : Louis, Sat
urday morning for a foitright's vaca-
ton from their duties ~ railway postal
clerks.
Donnell Boyd sper Sunday with
Paul Klineielter.
Mines Isaac and join scnooler were
shopping in Carthage Friday.
Mines. n A. Mackey AID J. T. Curtis
were Lamar visitors Saturday.
Dir. and Mrs. Ed Girton came out
from Carthage in their auto Saturday
and spent the day with the latter'i
father, Mr.. Bender
Mrs. Lena Dunica and Miss Rache
Robinson returned to Kansas City afte
several weeks visit with relatives.
One day last week Dray,on Curti'
and Bert Williams went fishing anc
caught 81 fish. Both boys are only
or 8 years old. Some Of our gray head
ed fishermen ought to be ashamed o
themselves to let two little boy get Sc
far ahead OF them.
Quite number of "our foil" attend
ed the Sunday school convention u
Grace Sunday. A large crowd wa
present and enjoyed the excellent pro
gram.
Edith Burns WAS the guest Of Zeld'
Covert Sunday.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-08-04
ECHA KATASTROFY w TU-
NELU.

Zurych, 3 sierpnia. - I powo-
du katastrofy W tunelu pod Lot
zbergiem, kt6ra pociagnefa "a
SODA rs ofiar chodza rome wieSci
i glos publiczny skiada odpowie-
dzialno5c ma kompanie kolejowa
Alp - bernehskich.
Mianowicie utrzymuja re kom-
pania ia, zataila document, w kt6
rym pewien inzynier specyaIista
wykazywaf grozace niebezPie-
czehstwo podobnej katastrofy.
Twierdzif on dowodzif re tunel
znajdujac sic dwieScie stop pod
1ozyskiem rzeki, iatwo przez wy
buch muze sic zawalic - wte-
>dy nastapic musi zalanie woda,
co tez mialo miejsee Z matematy-
czna $cislo$ciq w katastrofie Z d.
IS lipca biezacego rokG.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-08-04
STRATK 5000 KOTLARZY,

Szczecin, 4 sierpnia. - Strajk
5000 kotlarzy, jaki sic wszczaf w
tutejszej fabryce okret6w Wul-
kan, rozszerzy sic zapewne po ca
lynn krajrt Zatarg wynikl Z Powo-
du re robotnicy wyrabiaj9cy nifty
niechcieli pracowac extra god
po "a zwykla norma piracy. ZJed-
noczenie tutejszych fabrykantow
zelaznych postanowi}o wczoraj
znizyc fabrykacye swa o 90 pro-
cent, lie robotnicy wyrabiaJacy
nifty ME zgodzq sic ma zadanie Ia
pitalist6w. w razie zas gdyby / to
ME pomoglo dalsze zaburzenia
wynikaty, postanowiono wszyst-
kie podobne fabryki W caiym
pahstwie niemieckiem zamk0ac
zape1nie.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-08-04
POWoDZ w TYROLU.

Wieden, 3 sierpnia. - DonoSza
dis Z Insbruku, re podlug spra
wozdah urzedowych W powodzj
kt6ra nawiedziia Tyrol a miano-
wicie tax zwany Zillerthal trzy-
dziesci dziewiec ludzi utracilo zy-
Gle a woda zabrafa / zniszczyia
sto szeScdziesiqt diva domy.
Trudno obliczyG szkody W "a
siewach, W niekt6rych mieJsco-
wo5ciach sa one zupefnie zniwe-
czone i ludno5c bedzie gotrzebo-
waia pomocy by ia wprost cd
Smierci giodowej ocalic.
w calej Austryi maja zarzadzic
skfadki ma bezposrednio dotknie-
tych katastrofq.
Stockholm, 3 sierpnia. - Yacht
"Hohenzollern" zawinai do tutej-
szego portu cesarz Wilhelm od-
daf wizyte szwedzkiej parze kro-
lewskiei. Eskadra szwedzkich wo-
iennych okretow wprowadziia Ia
Yacht cesarski do portu i naste-
pnie nastqpiio powitanie ma yach-
Gle krola szwedzkiego.
DIS wieczorem odbedzie sic o.
bad galowy ma czeSc Wilhelma
ma zamku w Sztokholmie.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-08-04
ZGON PETTIBONA.

Denver, Colo, q sierpnia. - w
szpitalu Sw. Jozefa zmar} George
Pettibone, dlugoletni wybitny
czlonek "Western Federation OF
Miners. Zmarly cierpial Cd d}uz-
szego czasu ma pewna chorobe
wewnetrznq, kt6rej jednak leka-
RE ME mogli okreSlic. Przed Kill
XII dniami przedsiewzieto opera
eye, podczas ktorej sic okazafo, re
Pettibone cierpiaf ma raka. w
try dni po operacyi pacyent
zmarl.
Pettibone byf swojego czasu
procesowany wraz Z Moyerem
Haywoodem nalezenie do spisku
w celu zamordowania gubernato-
ra z Idaho, Steunenberga.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-08-04

poniosIa kolej Canadian Pacific
kompania materyaf6w drzewnych
Tritesa.
w Fernie pozostaio zaledwie
10 lub II malych domkow piec
wiekszych rezydencyj wszystkle
50 poIozone W poblizu parku. w
caiem mie5cie ME pozostalo ami
jednego sklepu, banku lub hotelu
- Gale miasto ley w gruzach.
Ferni zniesione jest w zupefno-
sci. Okolo 5000 kobiet dzieci p"
zostalo bez dachu mad glOwq,
przewieziono je do Cranbrook,
gdzie niema mieszkania w ktorem
by ME byio pogorzelcow Fer
ME.
Nadchodzq tn liczne pociagi
ratunkowe wiozace zywnoSc, IL
brania, poSciel i t. p.
Mieszkahcy spalonego miasta
ME tracQ energii i juz wzieli sic
do budowy dom6w. Mezczyzni o.
desIali kopiety W bezPieczne
miejsca, i stuk toporow przerywa
ponurq cisze pogorzeliska.
Ogieh wciqz sic ,rozszerza ma
wsch6d pomimo paro milowych
polan, ME ma nadziei ma mOzli-
woSc zatrzymania szalejacego zy-
wiofu.
Jeden dcszcz obfity m6giby IL
gasic plonqce obszary.
Ze wszystkich stron Kanady
dla pogorzelc6w plyna liczne da-
tiki pieniezne. Winnipeg wysfalo
specyalny pociqg doktorami
dozorczyniami chorych.
Gdy wszczqf sic ogieh, wszyscy
wiezniowie zostali wiezien wy
puszczeni "a wyjqtkiem Pieciu
czlonk6w stowarzyszenia Gear
nej reI,ii'.
Masy pogorzelc6w zapelnify
wszystkie poblizkie miasteczka.
Wszyscy So W strasznej nedzy, o.
procz ubrania w ktorem byli ME
zdolali oni mic Z soba unieSc.