davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-24

StrIks.Breakers Put To Work--No In
terferanee from sarIkera.


Birmingham. Ala. July %. Two
train loads OF imported labor. strik.
breakers, were placed in the mines
"Wednesday in the Birmingham district
with military escort and there was not
the least Interference on the part OF
strikers or sympathizers. Two com,
panies of the state troops were used
In placing the workmen at the differ
ent slopes One train load OF strike
breakers, 300 In number. went 10
work at Murray mines. near Adams,
Vile The other train load OF men
was distributed throughout the dis,
trict. t~ IL. ( s,ssisg sEM.g, r.
The early morning reports show that
everything was quiet during the night
except the little shooting in the vi
entity Of Mary Lee where house was
fred on but no one was hurt
Sheriff Hlgdon was called on by q
committee Of citizens to ascertain II
there was any truth IN the charge
made by the leaders OF the miners
that he was hiring negro deputies and
ne emphatically denied the assertion
When asked how long he intended re
manning in the district Governor Co
mer replied that he would DO nero
until the trouble was entirely over
Apprehension was felt In the vicin-
ity Of Wylam and Ensley Tuesday
night and some shooting was heard
on the hills but nothing serious hap
pened.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-24
GRIEF DISPATCHES.

A monument 10 tho confederate
dead has been unveiled AZ Hawkins
Vile, Ca.
The battleahlp feef hiss completed
ita stay AZ lBoEaiula and resumed 10
trip around the Worla.
During a hre " Altoona. Pa. fsr-s
persons Were eieciFocuged By live
wires which dropped 70 ihe street
Ralph chcahire. AZ Atlanta nemspa.
per worker Who has bean oeaiod In
Washlngtpn fof many year,. Il lsad.
Il 81 anDen0ced that The hing of
Sweden vii pay oniclni visits 10 E1g
land and France IA Ociober and no
YcmbeF
sir VILLAS Randall cFamer u dead
~ is0nd0n. ~ waa born n isss
We Nas for many years 4 member N
psfiiamant.
Ibquiriss fsii 70 puaHiaetiate sas
ataiemens c0nrernlrg ihs bl0i aEAinai
King Leopold On ne eoatrasy. a
d polatrd ont " officials fhng ihs king
aiiae8 freely VISA me fFowda during
ihe iraepenfsaes nag fttes AMI That
bs aassAgss > = 4ss@ sltAsa. "a -
eort,
rhs Twhish embassy III Paris gives
iorEnai 9enla 10 ne fep9N thaf Tvs,
key has recorded ~ a8sAgeArs ~ fns
gripis aiiiaaes TAs aeeom1an1inR
runners fsgagsinE fhs raecssslon -
ne lbFone ~ rgrheg sRt gts masgians
~ ghs Pns infiai ai~9 wasp 10
glri.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-24

Alabama VIII ResIst Same In courts
Says Gov. Conner.


Birmingham, Ala, July %. LIN an
interview here Governor Conner an
nounced that tne state would resist In
the courts the increase IN frsignt
rates as proposed BY the general man.
ayers Of railroads south OF che Ohio
and east OF the Mississippi rivers. He
said anent the proposed increase.
ION the first OF August will 60 into
effect the most widespread increase OF
freight rates Issued In years. Tails
increase will fall upon the producer
and the consumer. The railroads are
stating that they have goi to increase
the rate or cut the price Of every la
Dor that they could reach II woull
look as II any other business On eartn
except the railroads would reduce the
interest paid on their water securi.
ties. Some years ago they increased
the freight rates very large amount
and on thai increase they were enabled
10 sell large blocks Of securities that
cost them nothing Again they In.
creased the freight rate by changing
the classification and sold ETH otler
securities and now. when the hard
times come. instead % standing the
brnnt Ike any other property and re,
durlns the interest on freeze fictitious
values they are hiding behind the sub
reriuge OF labor price 10 tax every
property. every labor which con.
sumes the freight they haul BY IN.
creaslng the charges Of the freight
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-24
DIED or BROKEN HEART.
Incidental Killing Of Boy Preysd Upon
polIeeman's Mind.

Incidental Killing OF Boy Preyed Upon
Polieeman's Mind.
New York. July 20. Policeman AL.
bed Nathaniel shuttleworth, Of
Brooklyn, is dead.
Although the physicians certificate
VII give paralysis as the cause OF
thuiileworth's death. all who know the
acls tell a different story. They say
bhattleworth died Of remorse and OF a
broken heart.
II Ten months ago he shot and killed
BOY who was resisting arrest. II
as an accidental killing. shutfleworth
ways insisted. but be was indicted
ne grand jury, suspended from du.
" stunned By bis old friends and %.
lfac'sed by his neighbors.
flnaication came last May when
assistant District Attorney Elder. ar
81 borough Investigation Of the
-,s moved for a dismissal OF the
la.lc,ment.
"e'lored 70 duty. shutileworth took
Il aeaTt but By strange iIl.luck. or
- Judgment, Su,tleworth was a..
.1el to the very post On which tae
'asedy had occurred
70 % hack 70 the old post haunted
Na bitter memories of iris tragedy
aart bus shuttieworth did
A snhoui a word Of protest, aud
= a''sr day, as he walked his post
ana women would paint him OCT
We cop who killed boy
~ June i2,h shuttleworth reported
- Nd never left hts home again.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-24
Will FloAr ron GEORGIA.
Republicans viii Endsavor TO Carry
state for TAFT.

state for Fatt,
Hot Springs, Va, July 2S.--The re
publican national committee win make
a fight to carry Georgia for the re-
publicans. II the advice Of Judge Taft
Is followed.
This wish was expressed by Judge
Taft to delegation OF Virginia re
publicans who visited him 20 urge Tor
one grand rally OF Virginia republicans
to be held here before Mr.. Taft
quits the place In September FOR
the activities OF the campaign. This
delegation was headed by Representa-
tive Stamp. OF the ninth district. wac
Is also chairman Of the republican
state executive committee. Juass
Taft looks with some favor on the raj
~ and viii. upon his return from Gin
cinnatl. consider fixing date In Au
gust for It's occurrence
He colnclded with the view express
"a BY the delegation that good poll
tics detailed that an active campaign
be made not only In the Old pomln'
ION. but also in North Carolina and
Georgia, -kzAs x.
"If have any lnnuence with Tie
hatf6dsi committee Judge Tatt 4
quoted as saying 10 the delegation, "a
flght will be made In these states.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-24
BISHOP POTTER DEAD
He Had Been In III Health For a
Very Long While.
END PEACEFUL AND QUIET
Bishop Potter was seventysEour
Years q Age. and Was the Seventh
Protestant Episcopal Bishop Of the
Diocese o. New York. TX

Cooperstown. N. r.. July %. Hen.
ry Goldman Potter. seventh Protestant
Episcopal bishop Of the diocese OF New
York, died Tuesday night at Fern
leigh" his summer home. near here
after an illness 81 several weeks, The
bishop was unconscious all day ! and
tho, end, which cane at S;S6 p. M. /,
was peaceful and quiet The Drelate
was seventy-four years OF age.
Death was due primarily to embo.
ism In the right leg. following a long
attack Of liver and stomach trouble,
aud the end had been foreseen fof
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-24

WV NMNNNNfffH~FfN FNW-HFH""
Standard Oh Company.
Chicago. IN, July 25-i3y unani.
nous opinion OF the Uuited states
circuit court Of appeals Of ne seyenth
district. the famous case 81 tae gov.
eminent against che Standard OF
company, IN which the istier vas
fined 80 go 600 By Judge lands In
the district court. must b. retired.
This opinion concurred In BY JHdgef
Baherc AID Seaman. was a@iiycred
here Wednesday ~ Judge Crosseup,
kho wrote fhs pDinion
Tae concluding sentences o. me opln-
ior reads
The Judgment 0f the district court
10 reveQsd and the case remanesd
alta Instructions 10 grant 4 uew triai
and pTuSee6 further Ia accordance
wifh ais oginlon. .
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-24
RIsHoP HENRY .. PoTrER.

several days by the bishops physi
clans. Bishop Potter suffered a 90
we're relapse Tuesday norning and
though oxygen was given him. his de-
cline was gradual. and he sank Into
unconsclOusncaa which lasted until the
end
The bishops phy sleians made the
following anneuneement 81 death
Bishop Potter passed peacefully
away. Iiis strength gradually failed
.nriug The past twehiy.ieur hours and
there WIS no physical suffering ~
pain. ~ r. Janvrin. " T.. Basselt.
81. D.b"
No arrangements for the fuaorai
have % yet been made, but u " prob.
able that services viii Dc held here,
and that the body VII BE- removed 70
New York, where = public funeral win
be held AZ Grace church.
Henry Goldman Potter WAS seventy
four years o. age. and native Of
Schenectady, NY Ne hsa been q
the head n The New York dloceee
since 1877. succeeding lia uncie Hen
~ Horace Potter
bishop Potter crgaiad = str ihfupFh
oul tte n0untry fsyerHl years as0.
when be- iook part 81 Dc dedication n
ire subway iatefn On Blpecker street
New York ciiy
a fer fsar aNn hish0p Potter mar.
ried AIRS. EalEa1eta scTifeu Clara 10
saccri wlfe
Bishop Potter VS. tbe s0a cf fhs
rev AlonHa Poster Whe wAr p0aee
Grated sgsl0p Sc rtnn wigania "a isfS
he wAn crrainea = eg IN isls
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-24
Bullets vii q. LlauorIss..

-'o.so. ~. Juiy "a. General
ase' AEeas samhsl q. Hatch has
E-lesd that the Illinois Central
company has decided not 70
'ae sale of llQuor on any Of Ia
Or buffet cars soaih os@.e oalo
Ihefs are 80 may local %.
~. a'aaS our road ~ ald
have decided nos 10 psrms.
=. % ans iuigrieatIng drinks 81
- Doa'h 81 me Oago re1ns
n, .a~ similar b tar o. I.oulni.
.l'R 'or some tIme. ana AZ y.
a. eaacsruea-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-24

Three Men shot Down IN Atssmps 90
Loot noslon nanoom.

Three Men shot Down IN Atssmps 60
Loot Boston Barvoom.
Boston, Jnis - --Threa men armed
with heavy cRIlber revoivors. daahed
Into a crowded Jamaica Plains bar
room ten minutes before closing time
Tuesday niaht. and yelling hands up"
began shooting w the place
When they grabbed the money tlll
and emptied Il, ard bad iiniahed foot
Ing and madh their escape. one man
Wa dead on the floor. another lay
DYING, ant thlri was seriously
aonBded
Daahlng ont fhe door the mou werg
met hy Onicer q 3 nulfeF. wh1 drew
his revolver ana beaan nrinW on enc
coapcradasa ono "a WAS hli. but
81 escaped
The dead man u Franh }. Drake.
agea aflytwo yeam Fairlck Dogan.
agsa forty years. IL dying a. he ely
hospital Win D ballet wound Ia me
abaomen. End Thomas wlnleds. one
~ ths pfopFlegau ~ ne aaloan. n
Suffering from bullet sounds in sh8
bach N the aaAd and arm.
TIE rslo0r. which sna ghe Heebs n
ibe sb0eilnG. y Fun ~ Winlern a
McManng. and u slsuAtad AZ tka cor,
Efr ~ waGhlnaion aaa IiOyleston
streets, 10 Iamaica Plains ia 4 thlsk.
y settled part ~ The ely
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-24

Paris. July - - me government ~
s0nlcrrsd me decoration n an onicei
oi ihe Laxioa % Hon0g Ga flte follow
lax AmerieAns waiter Mcfiwan u
chicaDo. tha artist and Papl W Bart.
'ess ihe acnipt0s % New York Tae
ORDER n CheEaiseg "a fAa Lesbos q
Haaor Aat bees coaferga ngoa AeH
Anaer r waeou. presiaeni ~ 10 NeW
gegk hfaEeA "a ina Aiiia1ce Pshn
eafHg. ~ cA4Yiss A \. Reel, %
c.nrinsat. o., RlcAars WatNpn 90
Or. 81 New rorx. az1 AsaE&altr
IIamlllsn naTal q cAiEAEg.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-24
HOWARD Is sr,No Soo@so.
Alabama Man May De NOmInRs o. the
Hearst Party.

Chicago. July 90 while the bulk
OF delegates to the convention Of the
Independence party. which will be call.
ed to order Monday next. viii not ar
rive until Saturday or Sunday. small
advance guard already on the ield has
started gossip Of presidential cands'
date possibilities.
Among those now here are w, v,
Diffendorfer. member o. tho national
committee from Oklahoma, and James
d. Drake aud NJ. w. Howard, na.
tlonaI committeeman from Alabama,
l.. a. Foaiey. Of Alabama, viii BE- on
the scene Saturday with his speech,
urging the convention TO choose ME-.
Howard. who II q former congressman
as the standard.bearer Of the new par.
~. Another candidate whose good
showing In rho gubarnaiorIai race IN
Massachusetts has made him the "a
vorlie o. many ~ the delegates ~
Thomas l.. Hisgen n IIlsgen ID aelect
"a strong efort VIII BE- made 20
place FIoward's name second on the
ticket.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-24
'COLLIDEO IN A FOG
Presidents Yacht, May Flower,
Sinks a Schooner.
ALL The CREW WAS SAVED

No One Was injured. and President,
Who Was on Board. Did Not
Know Of the Accident Until the FOL.
lowing Morning, -
Newport. r. L.. July %, Tho prea.
lient's yacht Maynowen with tao
president on board, In a dense fog on
Tuesday night. ran into and sunk The
lumber laden schooner Mcnawa. AN
on board the schooner. consisting Of
the eaptain and i've men. were TAX
en- aboard tho Maynower
The presidents yacht had her bow
spirit ard one ancaop carried away
but tho jar Of The collision was so
light that none Of the presidents
PARTY knew OK the accident until they
ardsss Wsgpesday morning
ne MchawA belonged 70 o. q.
Pendlclct,. OF lSleaboro, Me- The col
llsion oeepfFed &C about lis a. M
whsb the MsyapNeS was between New
London and New nayen. A'''''s.
Az soon as tho MaynSweF arrived
here, the following diapaicif.yas sonti
"Newport. ". n. July sa--ST0 Hon.
william Loeb, Ir,. secretary 10 tho
PRECEDENT. Oyster nay, N. Y-frhe
preaident and party arrived At New.
port al 10 o'cIook Tho Mgynower
was 10 collision With schooner about
1915 o'clock No one was lniurei
Everybody aboard The schooner res.
cuod The president was not inform.
"a and knew nothing about Il until
he got up "Wednesday rnorning. = l.,
McGsew."
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-24
'HIGHT RIDERS RAIDS
Raiders RetaIiate Upon the Illinois
Central Railway.
THREE STATIONS ARE BURNED
,OsiunatIon Aroused Because Road
owe permission 20 soldiers On pp.
| ~ 10 Night Rider Rssiens 70 Camp
on Its Property

n IL Night Ridsr heg'ons 70 lamp
n on It's Property.
Nashville, Tenn. July ga Hop
'kinsyille, Ky. dispatch says:
Night riders burned station houses
h u the Illinois Central railroad early
"wednesday morning at Gracy. In the
county OF christian, CeruIean, in Trigg
county. and otter Pond In Caldwell
county. Each depot was set on Gre
s,hortly after | o'clock: --.su,....
Y Tuesday the Illinois Central gave per.
Emission to jacksonville soldiers on
duty in night rider regions TO camp
pn its property at Cobb, near otter
Pond.
The action aroused much indigna-
bon Two weeks ago, when a squad
uf soldiers visited Cobb they were or
dsred OF, food refused them and they
were told they would not be permitted
b establish camp.
Al Crazy, shortly after / o'clock q.
b.. Wednesday. twenty masked and
armed night riders captured the tele-
phone exchange, took two operators
with them TO the station. set the house
Do FIRE and rode away
Al cerulean. the burning was quiet
b accomplished.
At Cobb, after the building was
Bred, the night riders shot guns and
pistols and then rode away.
zach raid was by diferent squad
y hight riders.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-24

Proposed ehorsr Llns from shas piaae
- Meatgomefy.

~ W~"t8"WfNfIf
rolHmbns. gs. Jalg f3-~At 4 meets
lnk ~ eommilfee ffam no COign
hHs %sFt ~ ffaae appointed 70 10.
fesisEsia tAe aagiaabillfF " baliain&
q rsfrotf rs q westerly flreetign ron
ltis ellg ii vas 9seitsf 20 speif Tor
etafi~r for fhs 99nig0msfg ADD
NaiaRbaR faflread
The DsnglaeA sa1 0iiI 5s ~ miles
long Aaa wil eHignd dwe west fFem
c1iambas % Noateqniffy. Ala VIA
cfawsog4 MaFyyH. N0eiem fIin. Tus
kesue ana athsF lewNs
TO Fead eqa'8 ss skofieg e. fla
Alatams essisal ~ - mlieg shsa aay
esisliBg rosie ase ISL also fAoFtsn
~ t'stsaee Is NsM 0sieaas ana NO
Bt,e q ~ ~ vi aeeises shelter
ihe ras8 VS. te afap ~ electric
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-24

columais q q Itig % foe Her
Rae = Ysnnx wAie maa ~ i.aila. 1sr
droWrea Sunday arr wea ana ihgga
o. hit egnpsni9na Nae n&nsN saeapes
Ehlie in aWfm@iag Gear fsaf p'aee :
Aithoash god fummef HgwinE
was dFpNuse IS aairf l8ptsr sssp
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-24

NeM E0Fe 9a.f ~ ~famas d
Pefips flotea. re ail1aesife ~.
90 wfi Fas az az sfttwbf frpm ~
sisatA alftfm whseh ases "a gam ~
ihs iomaf EsH Nas ffls naheaae 4
lsai Nh e3et ~ ftts ~ nsMs
fsr hsf hushana "a iae esm9E Enat
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-24

- o. 1aly "a -cntnm
Co. q ms sisy. she 50.
49, aalart n szsisssn ohis.
-, 7ass heass "a Mlnas.
as1 sss toTE hAse assirnsa
~ -. l'iaa aaasatr t7i oao
y I a'a rigsr a. sAo saass u
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-08
CAVE HIS LIFE
TO SAVE OTHERS
Heroism Of an Engineer Prevents
Fearful Loss Of Life, But Re-
suits in His Undoing.
Train Was Running at the Rate Of
Forty Miles an Hour When the
Accident Occurred. az the Re-
suit OF an Open Switch.

Topeka, Kan.-Santa Fe passenger
train No. 8, westbound, the California
limited, went into the ditch at Wakar.
usa, twelve miles west Of here, Thurs
day morning. The engineer was kill
ed and several passengers injured.
The cause of the wreck is said to
have been an open switch
The train was running at the rate
OF forty miles an hour when the
wreck occurred. Henry Rossiter, the
engineer, stayed In the cab and ap-
piled the airbrakes and thus saved
the train from much more serious
wreck, but the act cost the brave engi-
neer his life. When dragged from the
cab after the wreck every bone In
Rossiter's body was broken and he
was badly mangled.
The engine left the rails and turned
over In the ditch to the left of the
track. The baggage car was dragged
after the engine and turned halfway
across the track. The buffet car was
derailed and torn from its trucks by
the shock of the wreck. At the point
Of the derailment there was ditch on
both sides Of the track. Two hundred
feet Of the track was torn up.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-08
ooMPERs MAKES DENIAL.
Never Said That He Would Deliver
the Labor Vote.

Washington.-"The report that
have ever said that would or would
not deliver the labor vote to any polit
ical party is an Infamous lie," said
Samuel Gompers, president Of the
American Federation of Labor on
Thursday. organized labor is mo-
only honest. but intelligent enough to
choose the party for Its support
Thich viii best represent !ts inter
ests.
ut is possible that by lies and mis-
representations the enemies Of organ
ICED labor may injure me personally
and even be successful In accomplish
ing my removal as president OF the
American Federation Of Labor" said
Mr. Gompers. "but that will never
change my course In battling for the
principles for which l stand"
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-08
cLoUpBURsr IN CANYON.
Young Woman Drowned and Vast
Amount OF Property Destroyed.

Reno, Nev.-A telephone message
from Verdi, New, says destructive
cloudburst visited that section be-
tween 3 and o'clock Sunday after
noon In which one life was lost, while
scores of live stock. cabins and a
great quantity Of logs we're carried of.
Miss Eta Tixley, aged "a. daughter
Of John Tixley, foreman Of the Verdi
Mill G. Lumber company, was on the
porch Of the lumber Office, located in
the canyon, when the water. fully ten
feet high, rushed against the build
Ing, carrying Miss Tixley with It be-
meath the floods.
Luke Smith, an old-timer, is report
ed to have lost his life also, but this
cannot be confirmed.
A cloudburst occurring In Spanish
canyon near Steamboat Springs,
caught several people in the rush Of
waters, but after battling desperately
they finally saved themselves.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-08
Child Abducted From Chicago Homo
10 Given Her Freedom.

Chicago.-Veronica Cassidy, the ~
yearold girl whose mysterious abb
duction on July 30 caused unusual po-
lice activity in this and other cities,
returned to her home Saturday night
from Cincinnati, whittier she had
been taken by her alleged abductor.
+. ]. Blair. She told her parents that
Blair had placed her aboard train
Immediately after leading her away
from home, and that they had been
in rooming house in the Ohio city
until Saturday morning. when the
man gave her a ticket to Chicago and
told her to go home.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-08
SOLDIERS ARE ORDERED
TO NAVAJO RESERVATION
indians Claim That White Men Are
Stealing Their Grazing Lands and
an Outbreak 10 Feared.

Denver.-General Earl ID Thomas,
commanding the department Of the
Colorado. has been instructed to dis
patch Immediately six troops Of cav
airy to the Navajo reservation. The
orders came from the war department.
Saturday. and are induced by the fear
that renegade Utes will induce the
Navajos to rebel. The chief cause Of
the dissatisfaction is the use OF the
water holes and grazing lands by the
whites. The Indians claim the white
men are stealing their privileges and
resent the intrusion. The troops will
be sent from Forts whipple. Apache
and Wingate.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-08
Jealous Lover Shoots His Rival and
Sweetheart.

La Crosse, Wis.-Jealous because
his rival had taken his sweetheart to
a country dance and was escorting her
home, John Newburg. "a years old.
young farmer, waylaid and shot Ara
bella Miller, IS years old, and VIII
Heider, "a years old. at Waterloo
bridge, near West Salem. on Sunday
Miss Miller was shot through the
wrist, in the cheek, arm and abdo-
men. Heider grappled with Newburg
and was shot in the wrist. Heider
whipped up his horses and escaped
with the injured girl.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-08
Another Desert Tragedy.

Yuma, Ariz.-F. d. Spaulding. aged
As, an automobile manufacturer of
San Francisco, who, with T. p. Nc
Cauley of the same city. was on his
way TO inspect some mines near ella
Bend, persisted on the desert and Nc
Cauley was overcome by heat and Is
terribly shocked. The men left Yuma
against all advice and plunged into
the desert. They probably got out OF
the machine to make repairs. as they
were found unconscious beside the
car. McCauley revived, but Spauld.
ing died five hours later at Blaiskell
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-08
ProphesIes Prosperity.

ENTHUSIASTICALLY better ana
saner than the United States has ever
seen before is foreseen for the next
decade by Professor Henry G. Adams,
for twenty years In charge of statis-
ties and accounts for the Interstate
Commerce commission. Professor
Adams is recognized as one OF the
closest students of Industrial and
financial conditions in the service OF
the government. His intimate asso-
citation with the railroads and their
insight into business conditions.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-08
VIII Give Lumber Trust a Run for
Their Money.

Topeka, Kan.-Attorney General
Jackson on Thursday filed in the dis
trict court of Shawnee county custer,
quo warranto and Injunction suits
against the Yellow Pine association
of st. Louis. The attorney general Of
Missouri, Texas and Oklahoma, 1t is
stated, filed similar suits in their re-
spective states, in a concerted effort
TO break up what is alleged to be an
illegal combine to raise the price of
lumber to a figure said to be unrea-
sonable and fictitious.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-08
President overruIes West Point Of
ficials.

Oyster Bay.-President Roosevelt
and Secretary of War Wright have
decided that the eight cadets who
were recently dismissed from the
United States military academy at
West Point for hazing. shall be rein
stated, and that their punishment shall
be administered according to the dis
ciplinary methods of the academy.
Secretary Wright said that he dis
cussed the matter thoroughly with
the president, and that both he and
Mr.. Roosevelt were Of the opinion
that dismissal was too severe. He said
that the cadets acted In manly man.
ner in telling him all about the Of
fcnses with which they were charged.