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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-05-22

instincts other animals.
that
animals be similar
killed by wolves counting the poultry which
sa44eatt4
approach death hiding
there await the
probable explain the fact that
scarcely Piny remarkable cru
dion
writings light the question
actually
puzzng question which
is still witng its Oedpus-Chcago Tribune. -
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-05-22
sOreAs'~s@eas.
Looking Ahead
BY Paul .4ttOyn Ptatz.

MPLOYES in the entry department of wholesale cloth
ing house the anxious seat because it was known
that promotion close at hand During all their dis
cussions however young too busy to talk as
he working the salesbook which was in tangle
and month behind the orders To bring it IN to date was
task that made all Of the young in the entry DEPART
ment avoid it. as it involved much detailed work. one day
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-05-22

the young exclaimed ITS up to
datet" Its worlw wasted" 0 the
The head Of the ntyroon with r1s
n
responded young who working it, Yo ID LIZ
understand correctly" tho BIZ order
date
ed IN the opening it his W
worried M.
spare moments tbs lucky man.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1908-05-22
nG>,.-qr- LDhere -vo~-aog
! DO U1iLd animals Die? !?
By Dr. Theodore zen.

HERE do wild animals die and what becomes Of them
after death? The question is simple enough and easily
swered in cases but extremely difficult in other
In large number Of t1eenias are killed by other
animals by and eaten. They find their graves in
the Of their enemy who in turn may find his grave in
the stomach of other powerful creature OF all
living creatures the most bloodthrsty,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-20

ments of stores all through the retail
district in the lower part of the old city
and on the north side are full of water,
andn much merchandise is either total
iy destroyed or seriously damaged
Many families are prisoners in their
homes and are being furnished food
and other necessities by the flood pa
troll, a permanent branch OF the police
department, and relief committees who
use frail skiffs, crude boats and impro-
vised RATS in getting through the flood
ed streets. Railroads are delayed and
crippled and are heavy losers of prop
erty. Landslides and washouts have
occurred in all directions from the city
and throughout the Pittsburg district.
Some trains have had to be abandoned
and all schedules are disorganized. Near
the city a large stretch of track of the
Pittsburg Junction railroad is suspend
ed high in the air by frail supports, the
ground having been washed from under
them. River craft have suffered severe
ly. A sand dredge of the Pittsburg
Plate Glass company broke from it's
moOrings at Tarentum and with it's
crew of FIVE men went over the dam at
Springdale. The crew was believed to
have persisted until they reached this
city late today, having made their es-
cape i'm small boat
All western Pennsylvania points re-
port damage and inconvenience in most
places even greater than that expert
enced last year. IN numerous up-river
towns business is at a standstin and
transportation agencies have practically
suspended.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-20
PSYCHOLOGY OF BONNETs
Boss Milliner Gives Gentle Hint to
Fair Maids and Mothers
of America

Chicago. March 19.-The psychology
of bOnnets is the chief subject of con-
sideration at the convention of the Ma
tional Milliners' association here to-
day and tomorrow, according to Nine.
Hunt, president of the association In
making the announcement, President
Hunt said:
There certainly is a psychology of
hats, entirely aside from the fact that
the souls of the majority Of women are
in their hats. If every woman would
only look in the glass when trying on
hats and, instead of giving her undi-
vided attention to the hat, would study
the outline of her face seen under the
hat, she would then look with scien-
tif1c approval or disapproval upon the
hat. Fit the hat or bonnet to the face
and you will always look up-to-date
and be a fashion plate, not only in
ones own fancy, but in the public's
eve as we'll"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-20
Did You Ever
Stop to Think
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Remedy these defects by using Stuart's
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age Address T. A. Stuart Co. $50 Stuart
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-20
LAUNCH LARGE
LAND PROJECT
Oasis Land & irrigation Com
pany Files Articles of
Incorporation.

The Oasis Land & Irrigation compa-
ny flied articles of Incorporation with
the county clerk yesterday. The COM
pany expects to take over a one-half
interest in the Sewer Bridge reservoir,
located in Juab and Sanpete counties,
and also a three-hfths interest in the
Melville dam, on the Sewer river. in
Willard county. and including the Mel
Vile canal. It's object is also to &C
quire land under the Carey act and to
furnish water for it's irrigation. The
capital stock is 100000, with shares at
SO each. The directors and incorpO-
rators are J. ]. Chambers, A. NJ.
Trader. w. B. Albertson, George NJ.
Lawrence. F. r. Lyman, G. W. Crop
per and Milton Wood.
In order to develop these holdings
the company Is to issue $500. 900 worth
of per cent bonds, to run twenty
years.
An application has also been made to
the state board of land commissioners
to take $4,000 acres of land under the
Carey act and reclaim it. This apph-
cation has already been submitted to
the interior department at Washing
ton, and will be granted, it is said, as
soon as it is possible TO make out the
papers.
The company intends to build a
town on the Sewer river and will make
il modern village in every respect A
cold storage warehouse win be con-
structed
The Sewer river is one of the largest
streams of its character in the west.
and the arid land surrounding il is of
an immense area.
w. B. Albertson is the engineer of
the project, and he has left Salt Lake
on a tour of investigation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-20

The local market during the week was
devoid of sensational features. Asparagus
is back in the market at % cents the
pound. Green peas are selling at two
pounds for 80 cents The tendency of
flour is higher. although the mill prices
remain the same as last week. The whole
sale price of cauliflower has increased
from to 10 cents a pound. and spinach
is now cents a pound. Apples have gone
up In the retail market from 90 to 20 cents
the peck. There are lower grades, of
course, that can be had according to de-
creasing quality. Butchers feel that pork
ought to run not lower than 1919 cents.
instead of 10 cents, as heretofore. There
has been no change in butter or egg
prices. Spring chickens, of which there
are really none left, are quoted at 2215Gl
% cents the pound. Broiers bring 80
cents apiece. The summary Of prices for
the week is:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-20
Daniel Sydney Appleton.

New York, March 19.-News of the
death in London of Daniel Sydney Ap-
pleton, Englisht representative of the
publishing house of D. Appleton & Co.,
was received in this city yesterday. Mr..
Appleton, who was A. years of age.
died of heart disease. He went abroad
in 1906 and established a publishing
house in London.
Mr.. Appleton was the son of the late
Daniel Sydney Appleton, one of the
founders of the establishment which
bears his name Upon graduation from
Yale university in 1880. he entered his
fathers publishing house. AS a lit
erary advisor he was known by many
of the foremost writers of his time
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-20
Colonel Robert Houqh.

Baltimore, Md. March 19.-Colonel
Robert Hough. a confederate veteran
and well known TO horse owners
throughout the east, died last night of
congestion of the lungs, aged 81 years.
He was one of the founders and for
many years secretary of the PimIico
Driving club, and was a familiar fig
ure in the judges stand at trotting
races in this section of the country
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-20
RECEIVER APPOINTED.

Boston. March 19.-At the request o.
State Insurance Commissioner Frank A
Harrison. the Massachusetts supreme
judicial court today appointed Arthur
D. Hin, a Boston attorney, receiver for
the China Mutual Insurance company
The commissioner asked for a receiver
on the ground that the company, which
has been writing marine insurance. is
insolvent. The company has been in ex-
istence for many years
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-20
THE DEATH RECORD.
S. Decatur Smith.

Philadelphia, March IDS. Decatur
Smith, descendant of Admiral Decatur,
and a talented musician and composer,
died in a hospital today from shock
received by being run down by a car
riage on Feb. 10. Smith was 81 years Ct
age.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-20
FLOOD DESCENDS
UPON PITTSBURG
People of Smoky City Unpre-
pared for the Rush of
Water.

Pittsburg. March ia feeling of re-
lief swept over Pittsburg and vicinity
early tonight when officials of the
UNITED States weather bureau an
4 nounced that conditions had suddenly
{ changed and that the food which came
upon the city with unusual suddenneSs
this morning would not be so serious as
they had expected early in the morn
ing and until after noon. 1t was stated
tonight that the crest of the food would
probably reach the city about daylight
and that it would be slightly less than
thirty feet, instead of thirty-three feet
or more, the forecast of the first warn
ing. The danger line in Pittsburg is
twenty-five feet. At the extreme head
waters tonight the rivers are railing,
raing having ceased early this morning
The lower Allegheny and the lower
Monopgahela are still rising, the aver
age rat call day having been about
eight-tenths of foot. The Ohio is ris-
ing rapidly.
Will Be Enormous Loss.
Although the flood will not be as
serious as feared. it will be attended
by enormous loss, much of which has al
ready been inflicted. The rise came
with such suddenness that there was
not time to remove goods and take other
precautions such as saved property OF
large value a few weeks ago. Thou
sands of cellars and the first floors of
hundreds of homes in the lowlands are
flooded muddy water is flowing through
scores of industrial plents and it is es-
timated that at least $4,000 employees
viii be unable to work tomorrow; base
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-20
Joseph Combs.

Linneus, March 19.-Joseph Combs. a
fTeighter across the plains during the
California gold rush OF '49, died here
yesterday. He was born i'm Kentucky,
and at the age of IS made a trip to
the west as far as the present state of
Colorado.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-20
Sir Nicholas O,connor.

COnstantinople, March l9.-Sir Mich
olas O'Connor, the British ambassador
to Turkey. died in this city this after
noon. He had been Ill for some time
past.
Sir Nicholas was born in 1S43. He
has held the Constantinople post since
1898
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-20
Mr.. GERkE SAYS

He win give away one Royal Visible
Typewriter to some office clerk or
stenographer. Ask him at Booth No
%, the Business Show, next week. Roy
al Typewriter Agency
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-07-03
HAPPY ITEMS.

+. Williamson went to Tulia
Monday on business.
+. Clemmer was a Canyon call
er Monday.
Mrs. Morris and son, of Here
ford. visited Mrs. j, Kelley sew
eral days last week.
Q. Malcolm. wife and son, went
to Canyon Saturday returning to
Happy Sunday.
A livery and feed stable is to
be erected at Happy early next
week.
Rev. Coleman, of Wayside,
occupied the Happy pulpit Sun
day June IS. There will be ser
vices in Happy Sunday July >.
About four threshing machines
began working in the vicinity of
Happy this week.
]. Q. Bradenbaugh is in Tulia
this week.
]. Durrett will leave this week
for Savoy, Texas, his home, on a
three weeks visit.
A. w. Woods returned Sunday
from Colorado, where he and his
wife and son were on a visit.
Mrs. Woods and Melville remain
ing for a longer visit.
June 80. '0S. HAPPY.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-07-03

A young Austrian nobleman who
had the reputation Of being a bril-
liant talker made a wager with a
club friend that during the first
year Of his marriage with the daugh-
ter of a certain count he would pre-
serve a rigid silence when in her
presence and, in fact, would not
speak single word to her. This
resolution he faithfully kept; but,
owing to the fact that the wager
was not made public, some very GU
rious consequences ensued. His
wife, believing him to be insane,
privately sent brain specialist to
examine the taciturn gentleman.
He was on the point of being CON
veyed to a sanitarium when he dis
closed the reason of his behavior.
When the year was up he claimed
the wager, which was duly paid.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-07-03
1e1o tSHx

Next week is excursion week.
Digging on the new court house
foundation.
c. NJ. Hardin of Amarillo, was
a visitor in town Wednesday.
|. l.. Hunt and family went to
the c. c. club grounds Monday.
T. a. Golfer and family of Am
arillo, visited Judge and Mrs.
Henson Sunday.
One of T. c. Thompson's child
rem, Clarence, has been i'll some
two weeks with typhoid fever.
On their return of a tour of the
Lubbock country, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. T. Kimbro of Taylor, stopped
over Sunday with Travis Shaw S
wife and baby.
This week brings Jno Knight
with stalk Of rhubarb the leaf
Of which measured 26x23 inches.
Wade Stephenson's was 1Sx22.
Both were planted this spring.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-07-03
Rains Lightning Damage at TuIia

The News is indebted to Cen
trail for the information that on
Wednesday night a big rain fell
at Plainview and along up this
way including Tulia. Also that
at Tulia during the rain, which
was very heavy, lightning struck
the Baptist church causing its
destruction by fire.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-07-03

When q man has strong will he IS
apt TO have won't that is equally
effective.
There are some very attractive pco-
pie in the world whose strong point
seems TO be making resolutions and
getting some one else to keep them.
The thing that comes to YOU free Of
charge sometimes IS apt to discharge
with n deep and terrific defamation
The deepest injury you can DO TO his
Satanic majesty is TO refuse TO he Of
service to him.
Now that eggs are down. ham per-
versely goes up. Will they never asso-
clate again upon n moderate level?
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-07-03
Clean Up Day.

Friday, July 10, has been APP
pointed by the city authorities
for every resident to cut all
weeds adjoining premises owned
or occupied by him. Let every
body comply and help add to the
beauty and health of our city.
JASPER n. HANEY, Mayor.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-07-03
Reunion Preparations.

Yesterday at the meeting o.
the executive committee the fol
lowing orders were made:
J. D. Gamble, Travis Shaw
Geo. L. Abbott and Geo. a.
Brandon We're appointed a com
mittee to solicit funds for Re
union purposes.
F. NJ. Lester and W. F. Heller
were appointed to provide
material for the usual rations and
to see to the issuance of same to
the old soldiers.
c. p. Hutchings was appointed
to provide the necessary wood for
cooking.
O. c. Davis was appointed to
secure reduced railroad rates
and to see about water for the
grounds.
Judge J. c. Hunt was instruct,
ed to secure speakers.
Secretary Brandon was in
structed to insert ads in the
Fort Worth Record and Wichita
Beacon concerning Reunion dates
and privileges.
He was also instructed to inter
view the real estate men about
the agricultural exhibits. His
account for stationery, amounts
paid to Dallas News and Daily
Panhandle for former advertising
and for postage, $685., was order
ed paid. The secretary was also
instructed to print for general
distribution 10000 hand bills.
a committee meeting was set
for Monday morning at : a. IN.
10 arrange premiums for 1--we
stock and other exhibits.
The committee has set in to
make this Reunion one of the /
very best ever held here and .
Randall county people, both in
and out of town are cordially in
yited to cooperate with the com
mittee in doing so. 1t may be
the last Of the kind held here and
it is the wish of those having the
matter directly in charge to
make it the best of all.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-07-03

The majority of the wheat fields
have required from two to five
pounds of Irvine per acre. This
would indicate that The News
estimate of from l. to H. bushels
average for the county is too
small.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-07-03
News Roll of Honor

Under this heading will be found
the amounts received on Subscript-
ion to the News since last re-
port, and names of the parties
paying. This will serve as a re-
ceipt to those of our subscribers for
Warding money BY mail.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-07-03
Hotel st. James

". f. LAUGAERY, Prop.
One block south of courthouse.
Good table; good beds. Board
81. 30 per week.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-07-03

Scale Books at this office.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-22
suLoARIANs IN DISTRESS.
Cars 70 UnItsd statsS But Are Un.
able 70 Find Eu,ploynnsnt.

Cars 70 unItsd statss But Are Un.
able 10 Find Employment.
DenVer. Colo. March si--F1nched by
hunger and unable 10 earn money With
which 10 relieve taeir Nania. 900 Bul.
gariahS Thdrtday sent a petition 10
Governor Buchtel asking him la use
his influence toward gotung them ecu.
ploymSaJ. or 10 send them back TO
their European homes.
Tue men we're brought acre shorty
before the recent AnAhclai furry biz
;As country and some had been work.
Ing only q few days when they we're
laid on. II IL believed that Sofne %
the men we're induced 70 seAvs tluigA-
ria by immigration contractors IN VI
olatIon 81 the laSp ~ tho Unitee
States.
Tho ex-governor - unAbic 20 secure
enpioyulsnt nor them ana too pS,ition
VII b rnferrsd 70 tAs Unitc8 States
authorities for aot1on.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-22
UNRESTRICTED OBLIGATION
% AdvIses tlJs Democratic state Com.
mittse Of New Vork.

nittse Of New Yons.
New York, March ~ The dem.
ocratIe state committee Thursday yol.
ed almost lolldly 10 favor Of an IN
Ingsrpe.ed dpiegptlon 20 ne national
convcalioa.
But one voice wAs rTited In oypovi
ton. that Of Csariez + Williams. OF
Icons WIN subsequently explained
ttat Ne stOod Tor wlHiam J. bryan
The prevailing Ecutlmont was e1.
pressed IN = resolution which after
setting fora that ne Interests Of the
couhtry and party cvtnond the selce
tion 10 presidential Candidates Of
msu Who q, fAs ums asA place of the
Rational Etfring rAaH appeal mOss
Nrutgiy 10 ths justice ard iuesuasnt
q the NhOia bod cADs upSa ne
demoeFaac olecioFs % The stAts 10
choose o. arlegslcs TIE stFpnEest and
AAie2t men In tse Tants. AAd assd
then 90 re tktionsi eaavsnti0a.
pisssoe ssa suasssfscssa ss 70 ooAiL
thOua
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-22
opssn.s Isu.i, Aa.ln a.Ir.a.

Br'ss.sls, March - me Jewels 81
ais oBsea HsnfintiA. of nelsism. ~
~ her viii n bet daaEhtsT. Pnncess
LSsiso. whlca uome months Ago were
seitai tor dobi sad IAtFT retained ~
the princess have aEaiH been ssise4
on court oyaps ablHinsa b. Cnans
Rotonf Fess,Ys. koF an alleged kaa
% 81 .@0 by tss ooana 20 shs DsiA'
rsss A aFraHkamsut had bssa
REACHED sith Oiasy creditors Shsreby
~ ssis % ths leWsAs Wa avadea.
Cospi Fez siys kpsstvf. 0ppoaad The
sSmDssus7i sad aas satsFea salt.
phict ~ ts heard 10 Tueseag nsss
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-22

JoNnsA. PA. Narch n The IN
9Th tramp steamer vegbeaa. Cap ain
sllana, hound Tor Vera CEns. Mexioo.
AAl coal laden. ran ASHORE on The
Rerks on ne FLORIDA reefs OF RoAri.
Nnez KeT 81 3 .. m. on Maria rs.
'oa1 eot clear Tsesaay q Z q a.
HlaDAains stiekpey sns ssrog. via .
Nreckiag erev. hgats0ed her ~
Ar0ving overboArd sb0at 60 tOat o.
bnal. AFTER which ne soaisd and pro
eeeSed fog Asg oapsipatioa. DamAEs
- lie halt n any. c1ajA not b. 90
esFtAin@f aEtn a survey - bad
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-22
aANDlrs LOOTED BANK.
ohieiaN Were Hsld.up 81 POIn, Of
REVIEWERS.

OUSiAN Wefe FalusOp ~ PotWt "
REVIEWERS.
Mu-kogee, Okla. March ~ Two
robbers. believed TO DO members OF
tho gang that held up the Tyro. Kan,
bAaa asa week. walked into the Da,
via hank ut Norman. Okla 20 miles
southwest Of here. Thursday aftsr'
noOn. covered tho bank 0tIle4ais with
pistols aud Gathering up 5000 In cur
reuey. mounted their hoFsea which
we're s,aa6ihE outside ana esaaped,
- qaitt and rapid We1s ne move
ment of tho outlaws thAt theY had -.
cured q good stAr, before = posse vas
formsd 10 pursue them. The two msn
h@sdSi Into the rough o0aRtrY south
uos, Of Hoffman. and ali thTee II
thsm we're soon sosf ID ilt tasthsssaa
Vice President R Daus and
Cashier W. u nayis we're The only
persons In tue bahk whsu the ban,
dits stesod.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-22
RIOT AT CLEVELAND.
RuSh for Work Resulted In Many Per
sons Being Injured.

soma Being injured,
Cleveland, o., March ~, --OnO man
was fatally injured aud . number OF
0thers seriously hurt In = riot near
tho plant OF the American steal and
Wire company on Independence road I,
In tho southern outskirts OF the city
Thursday.
FtttX men crowded around the ENtoS
OF the plant seeking employment, word
having gone out that additional help
would be taken On, A quarrel start
Ol among the mon following tho at
tempt OF those In the NAr IN get
closer to the gate and general hEat
began, tho men using stones and clubs
"a weapons.
One man shot down his opponent,
who had struck him With q rock. Al
tlAs JuDCture patrol wagon loaded
with police arrived A number OF
the rioters were found lying upcon-
sciOus on the ground, Charles WOt'
et. one ot the rioters, who Vas sdot,
cannot recover.