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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-05
OIL Men a, Galveston.

Galveston, June i.-Tho fifteenth an.
nual convention OF the National OIL
Mill Superintendents' association IN In
session her OIL men from every cot
ton growing state are In attendance.
Supply men, representing northern
manufacturers, are also present, When
President Thatcher called the conven'
ton 10 order nearly 900 delegates were
on the floor
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-05
p1speRAre BREAK

Guards Fire Upon convIets and Five
OF Them Shot Down.
Birmingham, June "a desperate
break for liberty was made Thursday
morning NJ the plan, Of the Alabama
Manufacturing company In North
Birmingham. by nine conylcts Guards
fired on the men and policemen OF
North Birmingham Joined the fusil'
lade. Five conylcts were shot down,
two OF them being fatally wounded
Two others were captured and dogs
put on the trail OF the other two.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-05
Hundred Houses Submerged.

Wichita Falls, Tex, June with
the Wichita river flood constantly ria'
ing. citizens are battling 20 aave life
and property The river II trying 20
change rs course Dynamite ~ being
used 10 prevent the stream cutting into
Crescent lake. which ~ near the court
house. One hundred houses are now
submerged. A seven foot rise IN yet 10
come down the river.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-05
FQA couNIx COMMISSIONER.

The Eagle is authorized To announce
Mr.. W. H. Edge Of Cottonwood as a
candidate for County Commissioner OF
Brazos County from Precinct No g
subject 10 the action Of the Democrat
10 primaries, July % Mr. Edge is one
OF the best known citizens OF the coun.
~ and q prosperous and successful
farmer Ne has served as county com.
missioner heretofore. and ~ thorough.
~ familiar with the details OF the
county's business and affairs general
Is he has had experience In road
and bridge matters. and Is prompt In
attention 10 an business for the pub
llo interest He ~ well known TO the
voters NJ man of decided conyic.
lions, reliable and Trustworthy lie
offers for reelection on his record for
faithful service IN the past, and the
Eagle y pleased to present his claims
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-05
WILL HOLD REVEALS.

Rev Jas. A. CHALLENGER Of this city
has accepted invitations 10 hold re.
vival meetings at Yarrelltown. Milan
county. and San Gabriel during the
summer lie will be assisted by MIR
Parnell. who was here with Evange
list Boon. July 10 and August are
the dates for opening.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-05
Two Railroads Chartered

Austin, June Sabine Valley Rail
way company, capital stock s2.o0O0OO,
aud principal office Marshall, has been
chartered Il Is 10 extend from Mar
shall 10 Port Arthur, 200 miles The
Escntado aud Gulf Railway company,
principal office nj Roby and capital
stock 100000. has also been char
tered. II II 10 extend from Roby TO
Coleman. 100 miles.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-05
BRYAN TOOK SECOND GAME.
Won First Two Of Three Proposed
Games and Visitors Went Home
4 Last Nlaht--seore " 20 ..

The Bryan second team took the
second game from the Calvert team
here yesterday afternoon, piling up
score OF II 20 o. and the visitors sbe.
Ing II was useless TO play the third
game, left for their home town last
night The Bryan boys are playing
good ball. and repeated the perform.
ance Of last year In besting the Cal
vert team.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-05
mo- MARRY lN nEAuMoN1.

The Eagle has received the follow.
ing: Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Brogdon re-.
quest the pleasure Of your presence at
the marriage Of their daughter, Julia.
TO Rev. Harvey Dow lIuddleston. on
Thursday afternoon. June eighteenth,
nineteen hundred and eight. At 3
o'clock. 1908 Long Avenue. Beaumont,
Texas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-05
BAG BIG BOOTY.
Bandits Crack Safe and Get Ten
Thounand Dollar.

Tulsa, Okla, June 4. - Robbers
cracked the safe Of the Bank Of Fair.
land at Falkland, okla. thirty miles
east OF here, early Thursday and o.
chped with 10000. The robbery was
committed by three men, who escaped
on horseback Posses started In pur.
gult
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-05
DO GONE RoeBlNo.

NaHU OF EIVHt WNH 'Wu FWV WVFIFNH
Have Busy Session.
Rawhido. New, June "a gang OF
eight men and two women robbed the
Rawhide hotel Of 5000. lining the oc.
cupants against n wall They held up
two men In tent. held and beat n
stage driver. robbed drug store, held
up three other men. and set fire 10
the Rawhldo hotel They escaped with
$500. The sheriff with n posse. aided
by state police. started In pursuit.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-05

Memphis, June S,-Rov Alfred Tod
Hunter aged fifty-revcn years rector
~ 50. Georges Episcopal church OF
Ciarksdalc, Miss, died here Tuesday
from pnralyaia.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-05

The funeral Of Mr.. w. l.. zulch will
be held at Willow Hole this morning
At 10 o'clock Members Of the family
and friends are present from Bryan.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-05
Taken with Cramps.

Waco. June 4.--Claronce Linyllle
thirteen years old, while bathing IN a
tank In this county. was taken with
cramps and drowned
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-05
FIREMEN's BENEFIT.
steve D. Frazier viii Appear al the
Opera House Friday Night, June
5-lmpersonator, Author and
Musician.

Announcement n made that Mr.
Steve y. Frazier, distinguished as an
impersonator, author and musician,
will appear At the opera house in this
city Friday night june G, under the
auspices OF the Bryan FIRE depart
ment Mr.. j. w. Hamilton, foreman
Of the company, informs the Eagle
that the entertainment viii be FIRST.
class In every particular. and money
will be refunded az the box office TO
all patrons who are not satisfied The
admission price IL 30 cents down
stairs. 20 cents IN gallery and 10
cents for children Mr. Frazier has
strong personal and press recommend.
atoms.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-05
FOR INSURANCE.

Call on Jno. b. Hines for Fire, Life
Accident. Tornado. Plate Glass, and
Bond and Live Stock Insurance.
Phone 16l. dit
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-05

For Sale-At sacrifice, all my
property; also a good horse. See W.
A. Dodaon. 1856
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-05

Miss Alltt J0nrs-vs-tlarycy has re-.
turned from the Sam Houston Normal
Institute at Huntsville
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-06-05
BoVETr a MYERS FOR INsuR-

We write fire, accident, live stock,
plate glass and boiler In nothing but
best companies, once phone 200.
Residence phones i2s and 2b7. n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-27
Gr nne cs crit b"cluciIcu.

Cine llngcbcllcrIidfcit ser Stcltcr.
bcb0r0eL Ocrcn Gonto III 6rnntreid
picQciht nod nlcbr ais onocrpcitigs
bclnltct lit, criGbIt Sronc. Aobnin lnu.
Mig I'M oGd)o DC EnriS": sd fcnnc
cincn @crrn I'M SiiOcn, ih prGcilirc:
I'M @c5irfc @c5icrS, Scr lett iiini5ebn
Sobrcn ~rcOcIn0big Qui %icincr S%tcllcr'
lite cine Sum1nlc bon % 6rnncS fl
9ltrircn licbt, bic atgcblid) 0ic 1orc
iiir ciu u%lbcbolltcS @rrnoItiid bar
~Itclcl iOa. Sh iaac NIT Gorbcoadt
oongcbIid", bcnn ser &crr bciitt gar
teiu mbcbalttc5 WrinOItiid. @r be-
iibt iiberboupt fcinc3. Notiirlib re-
flan1irt Der unircimiuigc 9cliBcr.
9tltn rntbe mani cinnlol, mas man olli
icine 9ci6merOcn crmi0ert bat. 81
Goitlidcr GinIodbcit iol0cnbcS: oSic
bcbultptclt, fCil l~lbCballtcS Wrul0s
Itiid 81 bciiBcu. Nltn, licbcr Serr,
q l~ltllllell sic ms CRIT Clllllldl DC
iu%ciicn." ltno ais Der Ser goHj
1n9itli6 crtldrtc: ga, mic ioll ih
oaS ocrn ibun2 lln0 mobln bat ocnn
&bre Ybontoiie bicieS bcriibmte
@runoltiid pcrlcgt iiir. OoS Sic poll
mir % 6ronc9 io%rOcrn?", oa loutete
Die monumcntoIc 9lntlport ocS Sis.
fuS: IS lit Sore Auignbc, oos 81
llld)en." Ger ornte WiolnL, Scr iid
nni Die 2oiluig cineS inlden HGtbiclS
nid)t ~Cinloiicn mil mo fam mo ieit
ne 3cit 81 9nOerenl n0tbig bat, iii8t
lid) Id)lieblid lic6er ltno 5oblt. (Soa.
tc oieicr ionOcrbnre Steucr5n6Icr lei
ncit @obniib niht in Die Ybnntoiie
oeS Serrn .9toboin pcrlcBt ia.
bcn? Die 9ieo.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-27
sHujc Of tic MandDu."

Die ,Spric" mor 9citern nnlGBll6
oca SdoripiclS go Noio Del Gons
do" bis olti ocn leBtcn @loB gcfiiut,
un0 6nS EublitllnL lucldCS gcfonts
men NOR, ii6 BON Dem @ertbc beS
lpcit f%lin9cn0en GuicS ser iungcn
&iinitIcrin 6ronccS Storr ST ilbcr5elt-
gen id)icn ollBcror0entlid) nit ocm
@cbotcncn 5l,iricoen 81 icin, Uie 0ie
SOntioncn bc5cigtcn. SFl. Storr, CT
ne nit icltcncm Solcnt bcgnnocte
&itnltIcrilL mclhc notiirlih Die Sitel.
role iibcrnommcn bate, lullBte id)on
bel ibrcm critcn Grihcincn eincn
~grobortiNcn Ginorlld oli 0nS GlibIi.
tlum 81 mod)cnL unb i'm 2ollic Der
SonOIun9 rcd)tfcrtigte lie OoS Grlpors
tctc mo iibcrtrni in mordJer 9c5ic-
bull0 oic pom ibr 0~cnlnd)tcn Eropbe.
%5cibul0cn. SDr Spiel mar licbcrci.
5cllO, obltc oltd) MIR I'M Win0cltcn
bonn Nutilrlidcn ob5umcidcn; ibre
groSi0lc Wcltult mo cine por5ii1lid)c
Stimnlc, nit Der lie cinigc iponiidc
SlC0er porting, 0abcn ibr cinct be
ionOcrcn 9ici5. 9ti1t oft miro ocnl
@oltinlorCr Yltblitlm Cit Ocrort Ia
ocIircic8 Sdouipicl ge6otcll.
Nic N%oIptrollcn, ipCld)c bon tolcll=
tlrtcn Giinitlcrn iibcrnommclt luorcrt,
lo9cn in Den &6nocn Scr $50. GboS.
Nidnlon, u. @anliIton Gcucllc, Sr.
SoIcc, Sri. Mortc WiCllon mo Sri.
@rucc Is. GlnrT. %r. HihnlolL pcl-
der Die Nollc 6ca 0cIcgirtcu Der
umcriI ontlhcl NcAicrumg iibcrnom-
men bate, biloctc cine lcltcn id)0nc
GbnrottcrIigur, Sbm cbcnbilrtiN sur
Scitc ltonb Der superior Scr Wtii.
iion bon Sou rSllun @oltiitn, &r.
Gront &Oicc, iucld)cr fir lcinc Honc
mic 0clholIcn 6i icIu id)icll. 0roBc5
COB ucr0icnt ulldb Sr. NcpeIlc ais
0on Slti@, Scr rci6e Hondbclibcr,
ser ltCt@ mill mo innncr morNcn ais
cincn Gag bc5cihnct, an 0en Is nod
iriib Ncrllg lit, 81 b%C9inncn. - Gic
S5cncric mar iuobl WondCm Gin
l,n0clpobnlidca @il0. Shon an it'd
lpor bic MISUNDERSTANDING cine
%critfIoiiigC; cini9c S5cneL lpic bel
lpiclalucilc bic Der &crlobmngSfcicr
prbcrNcbcuoc, mirttcn bclonocrS
id)on ollrd) bic poraciilhrtcn ci0clt-
thiimlidcn Sittcn mo @cbrQllde int
lpQliidCu WCiCllld)oitSlcbcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-27
gNas Gin Isl anshnltcn fann.

0oriiber leicn mir in ser WonatSs
ihriit y&o8mo8:" Son ciucm be-
lonoerS cnpiinolihcu Mcuihcu iogt
man ipobl, ct miiiic 10 porlid)tiG be-
banoclt merocn wic Elm robes 81.
Niln lit Die oiiurc GicrihaoIc, oti
sic i'm Ourd)ihnitt 10 bis fl Erp.
sent oeS gi9eluid)tS fpnrmcuL Gegcn
St0bc, 5ilntal 0c0cn lcitliMc, aIIcr.
bing3 iebr cmpiinoIid, O00c8cu be.
litt tic cine erltaunlih 9roBc @i0crs
itonoSiGbigteit gcgcn icOcn Grld,
Gitrd ncllcrc miiIcnihoirlihc Ser.
lltdc murOc bic @iOcrltnnoS I1biBtelt
Scr Shoulc bon @ilbncrcicru &C.
priiit, ul0 spar 5lnlGdIt ge9ell ne.
daniibcl 0rlld 5mild)cn ocu bci0en
Eolcu. NoS ollrd) cine tlcine Deli
l1llng cntlCcrtc mo olli cine Elattc
gelcgtc 81 mltr0c bon obcn her nit
@clpihtcu bcIdNpcrt, mprauf Is
olrdldnittlid) bel elmer @clnltinB
BON is bis 81 &ilo9rNmm 6crbrodl,
III tcinrnl ein5iAcn Sale icOod, al
sen Gnocn. 9cbuiS Scltitclllng Ger
@iocritonoatroit Gcgcn bpbrollliihcn
Gruf I'M Snlcrn iilbrtc man IN 0uS
81 cine biinnc, bon ciucm 0all5 lei.
ncn standardization lmgcbcnc &iIlc
Gin. Der @nllon tonntc bon ollben
nit @oiIcr Nciijllt mcr0cL bis CT,
Die inncrc ShnolcnmonO bcriIbrcno,
Icincn Irlld olli lie iibertruN; crit
5pilhcn pa nnO 214 AtmolpbGren
5crbrud) 0n9 81. I'm cnolid) Die Mi'
o%crltonoS iGbi1tcit gegcn Gubcrcn
Battle-Ground ST priiicIL ihlob mun
0aS 81 in circn @ebGltcr Elm, ser
bp0rouIiihcm Srltd mtermorieu
pur0c; 0nnn 5erbrud) bic ShonIe
lo8or crit bel cincnt 0rud bon 80 bis
81 NintoipbGrcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-27
gliibcnbc 3wcige int @inter.

I'm iold1e il bctommcn. giebt Ole
Wtonut@ld)rift .3oSmoS" folgenoe Nil'
IritunA: nGnoc Somior oocr Nn'
iongS 6cbrtor idrteibc man 3mcigc
pom Noiellnlbitrnlld), BON Scr Wci0c.
POM Slicber, pom Efirild, &irldl'
baum, ShIcboorn, bonn Sdrtricael,
BON Scr Hobfoitonie mo pom Solo
rc9cn ab uno ltelc lie IN eii,etl &C.
qeijtcn Haunl, am einiad)Iten in Der
gSo6nItlbc ooer Int ser aiihc, IN eili
@loS Woiicr. 2nS @ullcr miro ole
3 bis 4 Gage crnclcrt, lno t1glib
bcipribt man Ole 3luci1e nit Gailer.
Nod 4 bis s 8od)cu lit boS 3inlmcr
NIT bliibcn0cn 3pcigen geihmiidt
Nm ifnclitcu enttpidcln iid Die
3mciGe Der @cioc, oeS SuIclnlb'
itrouhcS, Damn iolgcn Slie0cr, Sort'
ric9cl ur0 oic Stride; aoitanie uno
@ol0regcn 9ebroudcu ettuus llnger
3cit; Wtitte Wtdr5 mogen iid olle
&noipen entialtet boben. Ger &c.
0onfe liegt robc, boB 3peigc, Die
man iriiber in bic parme Stube
brinGt, aud iriiber sur 9liitbe 9elalt'
gen. Tics lit ieood nidt Der 6au.
3mei9c. Die mnn 5. 9. idon i'm Otto.
Der in sic mormc Stube bringt, font.
men gar nid)t CUR anoipenbiloung,
ionocrn geben %5ilgrnnoc, mo 3iueige,
Die man i'm Ge5ember obidneioet.
brollden l0ngere 3eit our &noipen.
cntioltung, ais iolde. Die nan I'M
Sonlior abIdneioet. GbcnIo lit 8us.
belellhtung Der anoipenentlpidelung
6inocrlid, neil oie electromagnetic
ihG0lide Stoffe entbalten. gs lit
olio nidt allein ole I'M @inter feb.
lcn6e @drmte, oie Die anolpenentfal.
tling 5uriidb1It, louoern Die Eflan5en
bobcn acrooe 10 cine GrbolungS5cit
notbucnoig, mie Die Wenifen unb
Sbiere, in0enl tic ihloien; Dies betuei.
len Ole &erilhe, bic Die gotonifer nit
anrtoiicln uno onoercn Tflon5en OIL.
gciteQt bdben. 9ortofielfnollen, bic
man glei6 nod Ser grnte in 9lil.
mcntopIen Dor 2ift 9eifiist sum
aeimen auSiett, fonmen piel ipdtcr
gum aeimcn ais iold)e anollen, Die
MAJ 5lterit bier @ofen lang in einen
Gisfeller legi, mo lie abgefiiblt luer.
6en, moour6 boS 2ebcn III Der Scar.
toiieltnolle mebr ODER lueniger CUR
9iilbe fommt. dbnlid pie bel Wten.
iden mn Shiercn I'M Sdlnfe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-27
Sin nenes Snitcm fir orabtloie &.
legrapbic.

Gin nelleS Spitem fir brabtloie
Selegropbie nit continuirlihen @el.
len lit bon DEM Grinder, Srn. bon
2epel, Der Snipeftion Der 8erfebrs.
3ruppen ourd) Selegrapbiren bon
Heinidenoori bel Berlin nad Braun.
ibmeig (230 aiIometer) nit grfolg
porgeiiibrt morOeu. Gin bofIt Elm.
iad)er fleiner apporat er5ielt bel &C..
ringem gerbraud) an eleftriidem
Strome einen groBeu Huseffeft mo
g~eItattet altd) Die IuSarbeitung ser
brabtloien 5%elepbonie. 0a Die Nud).
ridt pom @oli'ihen 9iireali tpeiter.
gegeben miro, 10 bari man i'm pollen
llmfang ibrer Tidtigfeit oeriidert
iein uno nit Spannung ipeiteren
Mitt1eilungen entgegeniaben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-27
,WSas fcitcu bic Yriifcn?"

3l,r Gborottcriitif Der NuIicn CT
5Gblt ". Goblib iolGenbe lelblt CT
lebtc @cihidte: SD mod)te bon
gSlooiluoltot aus nit eircm ritIliIden
Oberioritcr cincn SogoouSillrg in
oos Snnere Sibiricn'S, ms l%llillri-
@ebiet. Sn einem fleincn biiblhen
S6ale fiibrte cine nod 5ienllid) nellc
ino red)t gut gebalite Sol5briIdc
il6er einen sur 3eit ousgeorodnetcn
Nebenfllib oes %lliillri. Sn Der 0iittc
Der Bride blieb Der Sbcrioriter lte'
ben nnb frogte mid nit leinent
barten 9entIh: oNuS glolben Sie,
Dab Der Uriidcn foItcn?" SD bate
notiirlih feline gbnung, DoS cine
lolde Bride %foltcte, nod 0a5u in Die.
Ier @egeno, no 5tucifelloS oaS Solj
ais ouf Stootaioriten fommenb mo
ebcnio Ole NrbcitStr0fte lebr billi0
iein muBtcn. Ser Vriiden," iprod,
Der Sberioriter meitcr, nfoitcn TO-.
600 Gubel, ouuon bat 8ouperneur
5000 Gilbel %betomnten, ih 1000 ytil
Def uno Yuitern mo Terbre6er ba
zen 9riiden %gcboilt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-27

Mud efh ns@eoenttag. -
Sonntog, ocn +. WGr5, miro III Der
3ionS. Stride Scr Sllnocrtilbrtn9 bon
Sobom @ottIicb 5idtc'5 n9tcOcn an
Die OeutiAe Nntion" geiciert wcrOcn.
IblcbCn. - 5rou 9eiiic T..
2eimbudl @nttir bon @rn. Gomnro
Is. 2eimbod, bon Nr. 1926, RaOiion.
9ipcmlc lit I'M llnion protcitontiiHen
Soipitol %gcitpr6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-27

4rgeG d g. Bad
iiidden: v@ott, Gene, lino mir
bumm! Sebt boben mir 5ruci Stun-
oen lang I'M SdrpeiBe uniereS hinge
lidts fron5oliid geiproden, unO iest
erfobren mir, oob uniere 5mei bib.
ifen Goupegcnoiieu taubltnmm
lino!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-27
"** 9ie .glrbeiter . 2icOertoicI"

*** 9ie .Nrbeiter . Sic0ertofel"
bGlt ibren biesjGbrigcn Wasfenboa
am Wontog, Den 2. Mdrj, III Der
,@crmonio q. Wdnnerd)or . Sale.
Sic corllepoliItiihen geronItoltungeil
oieieS 5ruar fleinell, aber I'm 10 eiiri-
geren @ereinS boben lid itets elmer
groBen 9eliebtbcit bel Dem bentid)cl
Eublifum 9oltimore's crtreut, mo 10
bari man wobl getroit audi bieien
5eite tinen ifonen erfolg propbe-
5eien. Ser gintrittspreis lit auf %
Gents ieitgeiebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-27

Gic 2~o6nfroge in @ono-
Eerru. -- ltntcr 0cn Nrbcitcrn Der
,Wtollrt Gcrnon Noo0bcrru Cotton
Gud So" lit cine 9cncglulg I'M
@unNc, zinc N%crionntlln9 scr 9lrbei.
Ter cin5llbrrIiclL in ipcId)cr Die filr5-
lid ongctiInoi0tc 2oburcNltttion be
Iprod)cn mcr0cn loQ. Mud lOIl Die
9llaorbcitulg cincS Nd)tlhtnocn.@cs
IctcS mo Scn0ung OciicIbcn at oic
StnOtSgclcB9cbrnlg bcratbcll lpcr0cll.
Gin @cunltcr Scr Golnpognic Iogtc,
0nb sic Nrciic iiir Cotton 0ud 5lts
riidAc0on0cn limo uno oobcr iclbIt-
rcrltGnOIid) rcolt5irt mcr0cn milBten.
Cte Sobritct bGttcn bel Dem id)led).
ten @ciddit28ong ciniof gcldloiicn
mcr0cn f0mlcn mas obcr III Nnbcs
trndt Scr piclcu SomiIicn, bic Oo.
BON obbGu8cll, uttcr6liebcn lit.
Surf mad benz Il g.
nj i. 49, Nohocn Der Negcr Sobn
@calcp MottS mc9cn zines tbGtlidcn
Mngriii9 cine Strofc bon 30 Sogcn
inn Stoot9ci0n8niB pcrbilBt bate,
mlirbc CT gcitern bei'm Scrloiien ie.
mes SnititlltS ioiort Dieber uerboltet
mo nad) Der oitlid)en Eolijeiitation
0cbro6t, Scine iriibere @elicbtc, Ole
9tcgcrin Sctbiu SorriS BON Or. 905,
@cnnepitroBc, beifltloi9te i'm, iGr
mGbreno ibrcS glufcntboltes i'm ct.
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int @ert6c bon SIC geItoblcn NM
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ipuroe in Georgetown, Q. s., gebo-
rem uno fam oils anabe nad 9alti,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-04-17

of mirth when he replied that only
few days ago he inspected nine
n. P. scales and found al of them
inaccurate ami condemned four
He said one of the scales favored
the railroad 65 pounds in each ton,
and all of them favored the rail-
road in a more or less degree. This
seemed to settle the matter for the
railroad.
Councilman Brown, who sells ev-
erything in the fool line, objected
to a clause in the ordinance which
declared a loaf of bread should
weigh % ounces. He said that the
ordinary cent loaf usually weigh
ed not more than IA ounces. 1t
was agreed to designate loaf as
IA ounces AMI a double loaf as 2S
ounces. Inspector Powell said that
during the late bread war he found
some loaves weighed only IL
ounces.
The ordinance provides for full
measure of wood and coal AMI the
stamping of actual weight on pack
age goods.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-04-17
KILLS
DEACONESS

RIVERSIDE, CAL, April H.
Miss Ella Gibbs, a deaconess, was
trampled to death last night in a
stampede of elephants caused by
the burning of the Standard Oil
storage tanks. l.. ]. Worsley,
driver of a tank wagon, was fatally
burned.
The elephants belonged to cir
Gus located three blocks from the
fire. They became frightened and
charged through the town, knock
ing over fences and small build
ings. Miss Gibbs was overtaken in
the yard of the Glenwood hotel
and crushed beneath the feet of
the lea.ler of the herd. D. P. Chap
man was knocked about by the in
furiated brute and sustained sever
al fractures. A keeper was badly
injured in trying to regain control
of the animal Four other ele-
plants that had been Quoted were
used to force the big elephant back
to the tents. The fire loss is about
100000
Miss Gibbs was connected with
the First Congregational church In
missionary work. She came from
Chicago
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-04-17

Loans on furniture, piano, horses.
etc. A. A. Barnett, ga The
Rookery.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-04-17
Will SaUe East
By Useing Smoke
Special Correspondence to The Press

EVANSVILLE, Ind, April IL
Promising to revo1utioniZe in
dustrial conditions, turn the tide of
immigration from westward to
eastward and accomplish other
marvels by his new process of re-
ducing waste, Andrew Engle of
Metz, Jasper county, Iowa, one of
the best known practical sanitary
device men in the country, has in
stalled machinery at the Smokeless
Fuel & Fertilizer Co. here which is
turning the waste into fertilizer
that he said today is more valuable
than any other ever put on the mar
ket, and with less expense AMI less
offensive odor.
The Washington government of
ficials are deeply interested in his
agriculture has written Engle that
it is curious to know how he can
produce in his fertilizer such an
enormous percentage of nitrogen,
SO per cent Engle has written the
department the full details, as he
said he has no secrets since he re.
Gently patented his process.
1t is entirely chemical, no heat
being used in treating offal or gar.
bage, and Engle said the expense
is not over So a ton.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-04-17
MEASURE
LAW ENFORCED

The new weights and measures
ordinance which Inspector Powell
has labored hard for several weeks
to get through the council passed
the committee of the whole last
night and was reported out for
final passage. A lengthy objection
came from superintendent A..
Beamer of the Northern Pacific,
who was represented by attorney.
1t was stated that the ordinance
only provided inspection CT scales
once a year and railroad scales had
to be readjusted every two months
or so. and besides, the city inspec-
tor was not provided with proper
appliance for job on railroad
scales Mr.. Beamer objected to
railroads being held under the or
dinance.
Inspector Powell caused a ripple