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Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-04-30
Pensacola's Peace Officers.

Since the above was penned reports
from Pensacola state that its police
force have refused to obey the orders
Of their, in fact mutinied, and the
sheriff of the county declines to pro-
vide protection unless the property
owners requiring it, pay for the
same.
Rather late the newspapers of that
city begin to realize where this state
of anarchy is tending, and are de-
handing that prompt and decisive
action be taken to put a stop to con-
ditions that can only result in a heavy
loss to the business of the city, a
lowering of its standing with the
public, and possible heavy property
losses through riots, incendiary fires,
and all other lawlessness attendant
upon street car strike, that should
/ have been promptly checked at the
beginning.
AS the PILOT has stated in the an
other article the need of Florida at
present is men. Men who have the
ability to realize the dangers of mob
rule and the back bone to crush it
out at all hazards. Men who rank
the honor of the State, and the safety
of human life, above mere office get
ting or holding, and who will dare to
do their duty.
1t is very unfortunate for the good
name of the State and its chief exc
tive Governor BrOWard, that he failed
to grasp conditions in Escambia
county. He should have compelled
the sheriff to call out the law abiding
citizens therein, or failing to do so,
have removed him, and put a man in
his place who would have done so.
And it was even a greater mistake to
send troops there only to be recalled
just when both sides to the trouble
were farther apart in their views
than ever, and the mob was in con-
troll of the city and county. These
failures have made it necessary to
appeal to the United States to pro-
tect lives and property there, which
brings further disgrace upon our fair
state and its chief executive. Yes,
Florida needs MEN.
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-04-30
Parker.

X. A. McCarty was a visitor here
last Sunday.
Mrs D. B. Percival is i'll with the
measles this week.
B. A. Rhodes, of Galloway. was a
caller here on Friday last.
Mr. Mckinnon, travelling fruit tree
man spent the day here on Tuesday.
w. c. Jockey was caller here last
Saturday in the interest of his re-
election.
w. h. Parker was surveying for
James Holmes of Millville on We'd
nesday.
o. Nj. Weeks has returned home
from Murpee, where he has been
teaching school.
Mrs c. E. Merritt, of Pensacola. is
visiting her mother, Mrs Nj. NJ. Has
selbOrg, of Parker
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-04-30
Millville.

Mr. Courtney who has been afflicted
with blindness for long time, and
for the past few months been failing
in health, died at his home Monday
night. He was buried on Tuesday,
the mill shutting down for the burial,
and the order of WOOdmen turning
out in force, Mr. c. having been an
hOnOred member thereof. He leaves
a wife to mourn his loss
Little Shelly Bray while playing
along the railroad track on Sunday
afternoon found revolver cartridge
which he picked up and dug into it
with knife. An older boy thinking
to scare the boy, lit a match, and
thrust it against the cartridge which
The Bray boy was holding in front of
his face. 1t explod I'd, badly burning
his face, and possibly injuring the
sight of both eyes.
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-04-30

The low barometer and unsettled
weather conditions here for several
days past has mad its climax in the
lower south in the way of series of
tornadoes. principally on Friday last,
which swept from Southwest TO North
east, through the states of Louisiana,
Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia.
killing over 400, and injuring nearly
800. FOrty-six towns are reported
wrecked. Much has timber been de-
stroyed, and as yet no estimate can
be made of the damage done. High
winds at Cottondale and Mariana
are reported, and several buildings
were damaged Mt these places, besides
much destructiop Of shade trees.
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-04-30

Gay Locals.

l.. c. Gay was Panama City visitor
last Sunday.
DIR Mitchell was called up to Mrs
Booths Monday to see Mr. Granger.
j. w. Anderson and wife, of South
port, were at l.. w. AndersOns last
Sunday
y. j, Gay returned Sunday night,
via Steele Railway, from a weeks So
jOurn in Georgia.
Capt Barrow, of the steamer Tar
pom, called upon Mr. Granger at Mrs
Booths last Wednesday.
Mrs w. w. Green left on the Tarpon
last Wednesday for CarrabelIe and
Apalachicola, returning on Fridays
boat.
Messrs f. NJ. Goodson and J. f.
Mckenzie, of Panama City, were
business callers here Monday after
noon.
Little Booth, youngest son of Mr.
''AAN' wi L. - way WAS dldFInlnOIN
i'll on Monday last, but is somewhat
better now, we learn.
Messrs Sapp and Potter passed
through here Sunday. Capt Ander-
son taking them to Southport. They
returned here Monday afternoon.
Mrs Capt Anderson has been quite
i'll the past few days. At present
writing seems to be slightly improved.
DR. Newton; of Southport, has been
in attendance.
Allan Frazier and sister, Miss Sal
lie, drove down from Fountain last
Friday, Allan returned home Sun
day, Miss Sallie remaining here the /
guest of our bright little "skule
marm.r J
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-04-30

Oscar Mckenzie, of Panama CITY.
delivered soda water 10 W. ii. Par
ker & Co. one day last week.
Mrs W. IL. Parker and her mother.
Mrs a. r. Percival. visited Il, Mr.,
NJ. NJ. Hasselborg's on Tuesday.
Deputy Sheriff Datfin was caller
here one day last week, but nos i'm
his official capacity we are glad t,.
say.
Miss Ebba Hasselborg returned a.
st. Andrew on the mail boat Tuesday
night, after several days visit witt
her mother.
The travelling salesman represent
ing the Chattanooga Medicine Com
pany called on W. Ii. Parker X Go.
Wednesday.
We compliment Mr. West OF til,
boat number of the PILOT 1t *
splendid. Thanks for the treat ct
reading the old history.
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-04-30

Attorney General Ellis is candi-
date for reelection, and the PILOT
hopes that he will be elected. Mr.
Ellis has performed the duties of the
office in an able manner, and from
the experience gained can better
serve the State another term. 1t is a
poor practice to swop lawyers unless
you have retained a mighty poor
one
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-04-30
Boat Number

Our Boat and Boating number has
received a goodly amount of praise
from the Press, and by letters from the
friends of the PILOT. We greatly APP
preciate these kindly expressions and
1t helps to spur us on to better things
in the future. We print below some
of the numerous notices from various
papers.
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-04-30

The Star is in receipt oil souvenir
edition of the Panama City PILOT,
Panama City, Fla. The edition is a
handsome one, and is a distinct credit
to its editor and publisher, G.. NJ.
West, formerly of this city.-Chicago
Heights Star.
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-04-30

G. NJ. West, formerly of this city,
is now the president of the Panama
City Fla Publishing company,
which prints the PILOT, a neat look
ing newspaper. Mr. West is the ed
itor of the paper, and has just issued
a Boat Number" which deals with
boats and boating in Florida waters
from 400 to 1900. Chicago Heights
SIGNAL.
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-04-30

The Panama City PILOT is one of
the neatest papers, geographically,
that comes to our desk, and it covers
the news of the Bay country like
dew.-BOnifay Advertiser.
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-04-30

Entered as secOnd-class matter May BOTH
under the Act of Congress of March g. 1879
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-04-30

The edition for Thursday, the 10th,
of the Panama City PILOT was I'M
usually handsome even for that pa
per. The greater part of its ten
pages was given up to an article en-
titled Boats and Boating, 14OO-19OO,
dealing with local history in that
line. The many half-tOnes show up
admirably on the enameled paper.
-TimeS-CniOn, Jacksonville.
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-04-30

Passenger Freight
tended Manager be reached
e. d. office, at home
East Bay Mail
at D.. Arivesa
St Andrews at p. m. at
Mllvlle CrOmantOn CoOk, Farmda eandA
Wilaso mi a points
F. A. WITHERILI, MANAGER
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-04-30

The Panama City PILOT last week
issued a boat and boating edition that
was as excellent a piece of journals
tic enterprise as has ever come to
our notice. The edition lays special
stress on the beauties and advan-
tages of st Andrews bay. There is
just one word that will properly de-
scribe it, and that is great. DE
Funiak Springs Breeze.
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-04-30
6. NJ. West, President, and Editor.

Terms:-One Year, S1.C0: Six Months, Soc
Rates for advertising ON application.
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-04-30

The boat edition of the Panama City
PILOT was received at this office Sun
day. geographically, it was a
beauty; the news and feature pages
were such as few R@s have display
ed through the columns Of their
newspapers. Panama City is coming,
and the PILOT is proving a very i'm
pOrtant spoke in the wheel of pro
gress in that section. -Dothan Sift-
lngS.
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-04-30

One of the most interesting issues
of newspaper that we have recently
received is last weeks Panama City
PILOT which contains an illustrated
history of "BOats and Boating on ST.
Andrews Bay from 400 to 19OO"-a
period of 800 years. The issue is
worth reading and then filing away
for future reference. Pensacola Jour
nal.
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-04-30

The special Boat Number of the
Panama PILOT, issued this week in
three cOlors, is a credit to its publish
ers and to the county in which it is
printed. 1t contains ten pages, is
full of interesting matter and a typo
graphical beauty. Illustrations are
given of many of the pretty launches
that ply the Bay.-Chipley Verdict.
Panama City pilot. (Panama City, Washington County, Fla.) 1907-19??, 1908-04-30

PANAMA CITY. FLA. APRIL 30. 1908.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-11-16

stall usuniety re stanowiska admi-
rala floty rosyjskiej, ktore piasto-
wal przez lat "a.
Petersburg, 16 listopada. - Pre-
zydentem novel Dumy zostal O.
brany Mikolaj Choniakow 316
glosami przeciwko "a; wiccprezy-
dentami zostali obranf Woikow-
ski i Mayersdorff, sekretarzem
Duny pos. Saronow.
Lizbona, 16 listopada. = Do
nosza tn z wyspy Macao, kolonii
portugalskiej ma morzu Chin
skiem, re wtargneli tam Chihczy-
cx zajeli budynki rzadowe i wy
wiesili chinska flage, CO ludnosc
ze zadowoleniem przyjela. Ocze-
kuja tam kazdej clwili wybuchu
walki; jak sic Rad portugaski
zachowa wobec tego zamachu ME
wiadomo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-11-16

posei do parlamentu Schreiner.
lime teli gabinetu Bienertha ME
So jeszcze zadecydowane; podo-
bno tylko ninistrem skarbu pozo-
stanie Polak DR.. Korytowski ze
Lwowa.
Wiedeh, 16 listopada. - Mia
rodainy dziennik wiedehski die
:Zeit" krytykuje bardzo ostro anu
basadora amerykahskiego we
Wiedniu, K. S. Francis'a z Troy,
n Y, kt6ry tam podobno liczne
popeinil nietakty w swiecie iowa
rzyskim i oburzyl ma sic opinie
publiczna. Gazeta ia niedwuzna-
cznie domaga sic usuniecia Fran
elsa z Wiednia zamianowania
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-11-16

jego nastepca kogos kompeten-
tniejszego.
Havana, Kuba, 16 listopada. -
Wybory milely spokojHie bez
wszelkich nieporzadkow. Liberali
zwyciezyli bardzo znacznie, a pre-
zydentem zosta1 ich kadydat gen.
Jose Miguel Gomez, ktory dostal
18O tysiecy glosow, wiceprezy-
dentem' r6wniez liberal, Alfred
Zayas. Szczegolow liczbowych
dis jeszcze podac ME MONA. Ia
dowolanie w kraju i entuzyazm O.
gromny. General Gomez liczy lat
so i cieszy sic wielka popularno-
scia. w ostatniej rewolucyi ku-
baiskiej przeciwko Hiszpanii odA
grywal wybitna role
Paryz, 16 listopada. Zmart
tn po niedlugiej chorobie ma za7.
palenie piuc w, ksiaze Aleksy,
wuj cara Mikolaja. Mieszkat on
stale W Paryzu, cd czasu gdy gzo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-11-16

szynkarzem zawodu; karany on
juz byl dwurocznem wiezieniem-
"a oszustwo. We wiezieniu oswald
czyi, re re zenlsty chciai zabie
Heneva ME zaluje swego czynu.
Nastepca Heneya na urzad proKu-
ratora W toczacej sic rozprawie
A. Ruefa o iapownictgo ME 20
stall jeszcze zdecydowany. Poll
eva doszla, re Haas swoj zamach
uplanowai cwiczyi sic nawet W
strzelaniu W piwnicy swego do
mu. Heney podobno ma sic zna-
cznie lepiej i lekarze lnaja nadzie-
ie utrzymania go przy zyciu.
San Francisco, Cal, 16 listopa-
da. = P6zniejszy telegram dono-.
81, re morderca Heneya, Morris
Haas, popelail samobojstwo we
wiezieniu, strzeliwszy sobie W
leb. Skad dostai revolver = ME
wiadonao. 81.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-11-16
Telegramy krajOwe.

Nowy York, is listopada. =
Fundusze immigracyjnego biura
gwaltownie niedomagaja powo-
du niezwykle drobnej ir1migracyi
tegorocznej. Fundusze biura ME
starczq podobno ma oplacenie
funkcyonaryuszy jego, ktorych
Jest przeszlo 800 i ma opedzenie
koszt6w administracyjnych De-
parliament ten ME vie, jak ma po-
kryc grozace mu zewszad deficy-
ty.
Washington, D. C., 16 listopa-
da. = Senator zwiazkowy S. FL
kins z w, Virginia, ogiasza, re
c6rka jego Katarzyna ME jest "a
reczona wcale ksieciem Abruz-
z6w, bratem krola wfoskiego. O.
gloszenie to dokofane zosta}o z
pelna wiedzg j VIOLA panny Elkins,
ktora chce, ably opinia publiczna
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-11-16
Telegramy zagraniCzne

Pekin, Chiny, 16 listopada. - Ma
reszCie nadesziy pewne wieSci o
zgonie cesarza chinskiego Kaang-
Hsu, jednoczesnie prawie z MIN
zmarla cesarzowa wdowa, VIA
sciwa rzadczyni Chin, Tse-Hai-
An. Cesarz zmarl Ago b. m. okolo
godz. 5tej popoi., zgon cesarzoweJ
ogloszono krotko pozniej. Cesarz
chorowal juz cd dluzszego czasu.
co powszechnie bylo znanym TAX
tenn. Rownoczespie MIN choro-
wala i cesarzowa, ktora cd lat luz
kilku byla sparalizowana, mimo
to jednak stern rzadow ME opusz-
czala; cesarza trzyma}a ona W II
wiezi W jego palacu, dzieki sla-
bosci charakteru ciaglej choro-
bic byl on tylko biernym mane-
kinem W jej reku. Ma divorce
chinskim panuje zamieszanie, So
tacy, kt6fzy jeszcze przecza VIE
Sci o zgonie cesarza z tel przyczy-
ny, Il jest w Chinach zwyczajem
ta;t vieSci n zpOnie cesarZa: mi
mo to telegramy niniejsze zandej
ME ulcgaja watpliwoSci i sa zupei-
ME pewne i prawdziwe. Nastepca
ma tronie cesarskim jest rnaly Pu-
Wei. syn ksSecia Chum, ktory 20
stall ogloszony regentem.
Pekin, 16 listopada. = Posel-
silva zagraniczne zostaiy powia-
dOrniohe O zgonie cesarza cesa-
rzowy-wdowy, oraz wstapieniu
ma tron 3letniego Pu-Wei ro-
wnoczesna regencya ksiecia Chum
- jego ojca. w miescie panuIe
spok6j; zreszta W roznych jego
dzielnicach rozlokowano wojsko
dla stlumienia ewentualnych ME
pOkoj6w. = Ksiaze Chum zarza-
dill 100 dniowa zalobe W LUaju,
a 3letniq zalobe ma divorce. Cere-
monte pogrzebowe potrwaja czas
dluzszy stosownie do odwiecznie
starego ceremonia1u chihsldego.
Berlin, 16 listopada. = Oburze-
ME posr6d wszystkich warstw
spOiecznych Niemiec, ME uSnie-
RIA sic wcale, artyku1y pism po-
waznych ostro krytykujacych pO-
lityke, postepowanie obecne "a
ctowanie sic cesarza nieustala, a
odkladauie spotkania cesarza z
kane. Buelowem pogarsza do
tkliwie sytuacye. Wprost ME do
uwierzenia jest owo rozgorycze-
ME, jake panuje W narodzie we
wszystkich jego miarOdajnych ko-
ZACH przeciwko cesarzowi. w par
lamencie nienlieckim powiedziano
wprost, ze cesarz utraca 70 pro-
cent swego wplywu i swej popu-
larnosci, ktos drugi poprawh,
re cesarz stracii tego wplywu 80
procent. Gazety pisza, ze owo
rozgoryczenie oburzenie wywo-
TAI nietylko nietakt polityczny
Wilhelma; ten stai sic tylko ra-
czej okazya, przy ktorej wyiado-
waiy sic dawne niecheci zawisci
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-11-16

ku cesarzowi postepujacemu sa-
mowolnie i lekcewazacemu wszy-
stkich oprocz siebie. l teraz CESAR
ME raczyl nawet pFzerwac swych
wycieczek, polowah i zabaw ME
mysli wracac do stolicy, gdy W
panstwie TAXI ciezki wazy sic kry-
zys, gdy Niemcy wobec caiego
swiata So narazone ma szwank |
kompromitacye a to why tego
bawiacego sic cesarza. Gazety ME
mieckie pisza o tenn bez ogrodkl;
szydza, IL dobro -Niemiec ma "a
lezec cd o:oby, ktora przez caiy
tydzien mic ME robi. gdy caiy ma
rod potepia jej zacliowanie sic !
utrzymuja, re narod ten sic zbu-
dzis polozy kres dotychczasowyn
radon tego rodzaju. w calem
pahstwie niema pisma, kt6reby.
sic ME godzilo ma to, re wladza i
wplyw cesarza musi bye ogranl-
czony. o tenn wszystkiem powle
zapewne cesarzowi kanclerz Bue-
low, gdy sic z MIN spotka, co mia
10 nastapic dzisiaj, ale zostalo od-
{ozone.
Berlin, 16 listopada. = Dono-
sza, IL spotkanie ces. Wilhelma z
kanclerzem Buelowem zostalo od-
lozone powodu zgonu naglego
= generala hr. Huelfen-Haese-'
Ter, szefa W niemieckim ministe-
ryum wojny. Cesarz miai przybyc
dzisiaj do portu wojennego Kilo-
nil, gdzie mial osobiScie odebra6
przysiege Cd rekrutow marynar-
XII, oraz miaI sic tam zjechac z
Buelowem. z powodu zgonu gen.
Huelfen Haeselera cesarz zanie-
chal podr6zy do Kilonii i odlozyl
konferencye, "a to W Donau-
eschingen, gdzie wciaz jeszcze
przebywa u ksiecia Fuerstenber-
ga, kazal odprawic nabozehstwo
"a zmarlego dygnitarza;na ktorem
sam byl obecny. Nstepnie ode
chal W1helm do Baden Baden,
gdzie przebywa cesarzowa Augu-
sta Wiktorya, a "a diva dni ma
cesarz q cesarzowa wrocic do
Berlina.
Hr. Huelfen-Haeseler towarzy-
szy1 cesarzowi w jego bytnosci W
Donaueschingen i byl zdrow i
wesG do wieczora dnia IA b. m.
Ma zebraniu wieczornem dnia te-
go nagle wobecnosci cesarza padl
on na zienie razony apopleksya
skonai W pare chwil potem. Byi
on od 19 lat adjutantem ccsarza i
jego nieroziaczonym towarzy-
szem; w arlnii posiadai wplyw
znaczny, wszystkie bowiem roz-
porzadzenia sziy przez jego rece.
Wieden, 16 listopada. = Baron
Bienerth ziozyi nareszcie nowe
mInisteryum, kt6rego ma bye pre-
mierem; bar. v. Hardtle obejmie
teke spraw wewnetrznych, p. von'
Georgi bedzie ministrem obrony
l1rajowej, ministrem Galicyi be-
die hr. Wojciech Dzieduszycki,
ministrem Czech DIR. Zavek, a mi
nistrem-rodakiem Niemcow =
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-11-16
tax -bardzo sic jej malzehstwem
zajmujaca wiedziaia prawde.
Denver, Colo, 16 listopada. -

Denver, Colo., 10 llStopada.
Ma trwajacej tn konwencyi Anle-
rykahskiej Federacyi Piracy ogol-
na znajduje aprobate zachowanie
sic prezesa S. Gompersa W czasie
ostatniej kampanii politycznej; O.
brano go tez ponownie prezesem
Federacyi, CO jest dowodem mai
lepszym popularnosci / uznania,
jaka sic Gompers cieszy. Uchwa-
lono szereg rezolucyi, W ktorych
miedzy innemi domagaja sic Fe-
deraci wykluczenia Azyatow re.
Stanow Zjedn., lepszei placy a
kr6tszej piracy ola urzednikow
pocztowych, Poprawy stosunkow
zdrowotnych ma statkach immigra
cyjnych etc.
San Francisco, Cal, 16. listopa-
da. - Morris Hass, ktory til ope-
gdaj postrzelis W sadzie, prokura-
tora Heneya, jest Niemcem -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-11-16
zgOn CGSarza Chin / CGSd-
rzOwej WdONy.
za0ba Aa dSOfzs chihsdm Sy0k6j kTau 3sn nasiapea
KryZys w Niemczech trwa daleJ.
Cesarz tract wplywy pOpularnosc Nagy zgOn
Cesarskiego Adjutanta.
NOWY CABINET AUSTRYACKI.
Kyka ambsadOra ameyka6kegO Wiednu WybOy ma AuOe
Gomez prezydentem.
ZgOn w. Ksiecia ROsyjskiegO W Paryzn
OWY CABINET AUSTRYACKI.
Kkua ambasdOra ameka6kegO Wiednu WybOry ma AuOe
Gomez prezydentem.
ZgOn W. Ksiecia ROsyjskiego W Paryzd.
Chomiakow prezesem Dummy.

Deficy deparamencie OgOszene pana
sprawe c6rli KonWency1 FederacSi
Sprawca prOkuratOra Heneya popeinf
Ottawa walk rasOwyeh w Okiahoiha
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Dokoficzenie ma str. 5tei.e
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-06
MAN Is STABBED WITH
POCKET KNIFE BY RIVAL

Claiming that John j. Malloy,
carriage maker, insulted his wife. H..
b. Ross. an engineer in the employ
of the Swiss-American Bank building,
struck Malloy in the face, whereupon
the latter drew knife and stabbed
Inn three times last night. says the
san Francisco Examiner.
Malloy was taken into custody and
charged with assault with deadly
deapon and Ross was removed TO the
emergency hospital to have his
wounds attended to.
The quarrel is said to be the out
come OF jealousy that had existed be
tween the two men for a year. Nal
10y claims he used the weapon in self
defense.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-06
SMOKE CIGARETTES. SAYS
DOCTOR TO CLUB WOMEN
Female Practitioner Declares Modcr-
ate Use of Tobacco Would Benefit

s'NNs
Ph,ladelphia.-Rac s. Skidelsky.
one of the best known women ply
sicians of Philadelphia, after startling
the Womans club by defending the
tobacco habit among men, has startl-
ed 1t still more by advocating the use
of cigarettes by women.
Many physicians hold similar views
Dr. Skldelsky said, but hesitate TO
advise their women patients to
smoke because of the fear that what
was offered as medicine might be-
come habitual Indulgence
81 feel sure" DIR. Skiledsky said,
that tobacco, II pure and properly
used. might be beneficial to women.
1t is known to be valuable In func-
t.onal disorders and nerves. As men
find il valuable to soothe their
nerves amidst cares or worry do
not see why women whose worries are
more numerous and whose nervous
organization is more delicate, should
not find benefit in its proper use al
so.
81 think that If a woman would
sit down for five minutes before be-
ginning her day and give the time to
cigarette. she would be able to plan
better her days work. The five min
utes thus used three times daily
would be, | think, of much benefit
to her"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-06
DEEDS RECORDED
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY

Eilers, Piano House to Dan Eich-
ner. 81. Beginning at point on Sec
tion line 80 rods south Of northeast
corner of southeast quarter section
20. township north, range 30, e..
w. m, thence north 80 rods, thence
west As rods, thence southeasterly to
beginning. containing four acres,
Harry r. Newport ct ux ct al to An
ME f. Newport, 81. Lots II, II. H.
II. Is. 16, II. IS. 19, 20, p and p
in block II, in subdivision of block
+ in town of Hermiston, Ore.
Jasper sans to Melissa Sans $500.
Block S in Riversade addition to
Milton, ore.
John Swanson ct uX to Martha
Ringer. $3.50. Lots . and In block
| "a in Freewater, ore.
Horace G.. Newport ct uX to John
f. Refill. $125. Lot IA in block 4 IN
Newport addition to Hermiston ore
4. J. Sturtevant ct uX to John
Roger $50. Lot in block three IN
Pilot Rock
r. r. Lewis ct ux to William Sip
nile s.. south half northeast quar-.
southeast quarter section 80, town
ter southeast quarter section 81
township north, range 29, e. W m'
Eugene Corley 10 j. d. French 81
His undivided one-half interest II
lots and and east half southwes
1uartcr. section 6; southwest quarte'
southeast quarter southwest quar-
tier and lot 4, section I; west hal
northeast quarter. southwest quarter
east half southwest quarter and lot
/. 2, 3, 4, section 13; northwest quar-
ter northeast quarter, east half north
west quarter and lot 2 section ~
east half northwest quarter, west nal
southeast quarter, east half south
west quarter and lots |, 2. 3, a. sec
Ition 30. township 3 south, range -
also west half southwest quarter
northeast quarter southwest quartz
section l., northwest quarter north
west quarter, east half east hal