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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-15

Boonville-One of the largest and
most enthusiastic political meetings of
this campaign was held here last night
in the Matthewson opera house, when
Congressman D. ]. Foster of Vermont
addressed over 500 people. He paid a
high tribute to Congressman Foster of
the first district and James E. Watson
with whom he had associated in con-
gress, and knew to be men of high
worth, deserving the honor they seek"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-15

Chicago. October 14.-Senator A. ].
Beveridge is to be one of the whirlwind
finishers of the republican national
campaign. He begins his special train
rear platform speech-making campaign
tomorrow in Nebraska and will close
in Indiana. Tonight he closes at Pueb-
10, Col, his big speech making tour,
that began at Terre Haute two weeks
ago, and has taken him through the
northwest to the Pacific coast and back
to Colorado.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-15

Elwood-William Burns of Chicago
member of the Brotherhood of Railway
Trainmen, spoke to two large audiences
here last night, one at the republican
clubrooms and the other before the
Garfield club. He admonished his hear
ers to guard themselves against being
drawn away from the beaten paths of
republication, which they had trod all
their lives, or voting the socialist or
democratic tickets.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-15

Clinton--William r. Fraiiey of Birm-
ingham, Ala, for ten years a member
of the national executive board of the
United Mine Workers OF America, de-
livered a republican speech in the opera
house here last night. Mr.. Frailey's
address was directed chiefly to the
miners. Major NJ. Z. Dickson, who is
advertised as "a veteran of the civil
war and an old-time republican and
union labor orator" will answer Mr.
Frailey.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-15

A shooting ARRAY which may result
in the death of Mrs. Della Bacon took
place at the home of Pete Denninger
on the form owned by Elijah Spencer.
two miles west of Mt. Vernon, yester-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-15

Fort Wayne. Ind. Oct. 14.-Seth Low
delivered political address last night
to about 5000 persons in Princess rink
which was filled to its capacity both
as to seating and standing room. The
audience included many voters in the
wage-earning class, who listened with
the closest attention etaoinoinaoin
the closest interest throughout the
ninety minute address. Paul Mossman,
young business man, presided and in
Introducing Mr.. Low referred to the in
tense interest the small manufacturer
and business men felt in the result Of
November g.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-10-15

Columbus. Ind. Oct. 1.-THE Rev.
John H. Hill. democratic candidate for
representative. has a band wagon that
is disabled. Last week he bought an
automobile and took the machine to
his home in Flatrock township The
machine runs with water-cooled mo-
tor and his son. Gold Hill, undertook
to take short ride in it. He liked
automobiling so well that he continued
to run the machine regardless of the
fact that the water was exhausted.
Finally the engine grew too hot and
blew up. The entire rear end of the
machine was blown off,
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-02-28
CONTRACTS FOR GRAIN
BAGS NOT AWARDED.
Farmers Union Awaits Arrival of Ad.
dtional Bids Before Taking Action.

PULLMAN, Feb 2S.-The mass
meeting of farmers called for Wednes-
day by the Farmers Educational and
CO-Operatice union was attended by
about 100 farmers from various parts
of Whitman county, the majority COM
ing from near Pullman. A portion of
the meeting was open, and the remain
ing session was secret, for members of
the union only. No definite action was
taken on letting the contract for grain
bags. The bids had been asked for
grain bags, the minimum number being
100000, with the probability of a total
of 100000 being needed. But two
bids were received, and neither of these
was accepted the contract being held
open for further bids, which are ex-
pected, but did not arrive. 1t is i'm
possible to learn the price offered in
the two bids submitted, as the union
voted to keep this secret, in justice to
the bidders, until the contract is let.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-02-28

Mr.. Mexican would not state last night
whether a survey for the proposed
line will be made, but il is probable il
will be.
"The section 1 visited is as rich as
the most favored portions of the Pa
louise country" he said, land on the
trip saw a field of grain, three to four
inches high, that surpasses anything in
that line that have ever seen in any
country where climatic conditions are
similar to those found here"
Surveys Being Made.
Asked as to the progress of the
electric line survey on the Pomeroy
about completed About days work
has been lost on account of bad
weather, otherwise 1 had hoped to re-
lceive reports on this section by this
time"
Mr.. Mexican stated that the deal
for the purchase of the Tucannon
water power proposition was being
closed just as rapidly as possible.
Asking for Franchises.
In Pomeroy and Patahka, we are
asking franchises of a kind that
would allow us to operate a local street
car system; not that we expect, Of
course, at this time there would be any
such demand in places of that size,
but it suggests our policy. Yes, we
would, should we enter Lewiston, have
plans along that line"
| All day yesterday, Mr.. Mexican was
busy in the office of Attorney G. w.
Tannahill and it is understood that
this work was devoted to making re-
ports on his work here to his outside
associates
| Mr.. Mexican has become interested
in the development of the Cloverland
| irrigation project in Asotin county, and
| in conversation with him last night
the information was disclosed that the
| plan of development now receiving at
tention provides for SYSTEM that will
| irrigate 1000 acres, thus materially en-
larging the scope of that well known
enterprise.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-02-28
NORTH COAST ROAD
IN P0MER0Y DEAL
ISTRAHORN INTERESTS, 1T is SAID
PLAN BIG ELECTRICAL
SYSTEM.

| According to advices from Asotin
and Lewiston, the North Coast road is
interested in the purchase Of the Pom
eroy electric lighting plant which, it is
said, is to be one unit of a big electrical
system that is to be extended from
Lewiston to Asotin, thence to Pome-
roy, Dayton. Walla Walla and to the
Columbia river. The Asotin report says:
1T has been an unsolved problem
as to the identity of the promoters of
the electric line which is to be con-
structed from Pomeroy to Asotin The
problem is solved. The North Coast
Water & Power company has pur-
chased the Tucannon power plant
which is located at Pomeroy,
and which is the means by
which the electrical power is
to be generated for the Mexican cleo
trio line
C. r. Grout, of Chicago, is one of the
promoters of this corporation which is
to control vast interests in eastern
Washington and British Columbia. The
North Coast power company is con-
structing a very extensive road in Brit
ish Columbia and it is stated that the
proposed road to be built in this part
Of the country is controlled by this cor
poration.
1.-The object is to enlarge the Tucan-
non power plant The Pomeroy- Asotin
| line is to be a branch of the general
North Coast system, according to the
| Information that has become public
here. The Strahorn people are the pro-
motors of the North Coast"
| Concerning Mr.. MceKan's move
ments in the Lewiston and Pomeroy
districts the Lewiston Tribune says:
"The Deadman section of Garfield
county is indeed a remarkably. rich
country" said Engineer Frank Mexican
last evening. Mr.. Mexican is the engf-
neer who is promoting the electric line
system for Asotin and Garfield coun-
| ties and he reached the city yesterday
morning after making a trip through
the Deadman locality. This trip was
made in connection with the desire of
morning after making a trip through
residents there that branch Of the
electric line system be extended there.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-02-28
Taft In New York.

NEW YORK Feb. 2S.-Secretary Of
War Taft arrived here today and to-
night will deliver an address before
the Brooklyn Bar association of which
he is to be a guest of honor.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-02-28
COLUMBIA BARLEY
ABOUT CLEANED UP.
Heavy Shi pments of Grain This Week
From County Warehouses.

DAYTON. Wash, Feb. 2S.-Grain
shipping was resumed this week after
several weeks of comparative inactiv-
ity among the local shippers. During
the week COrbett Brothers will ship out
I125,OOO bushels of barley, principally
ito Albina and Portland. for expectation.
1t is estimated that this will practi-
,cally clean up the barley in this section
of the country.
Wheat shipments for the week will
aggregate $50 tons, most of which is
consigned to Portland and the Sound
markets. Nearly half this amount will
be moved from the warehouses at Tur-
ner, Longs and MILESTONE will be
cleaned up by the first of next month,
according to the MILESTONE shippers
Most of the wheat remaining in storage
here belongs to the Portland FIGURING
Mills company and c. ]. Broughton,
who are holding in anticipation of a
stronger market.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-02-28
CITY CANDIDATES
COMING FORWARD
WAllA WALLA POLITICIAN :,
WAlLulA GATEWAY MAKES
A FEW PREDICTIONS

According to a Walla Waua ,,.,
can writing to the Wallula Gatawo.
under the nom de plume of .Obseruo-.
there Is likely to be lively fight ovs,
the OFFICE of chief of police at the citr
election in July. The Wala Wana ~
liticians announces that Constable Mel,
Peterson is being urged to make -.
race against Chief Davis, is wh,o,
event an interesting contest is exnoot
ed. Here is what the Gateway saws.
I'm city politics there is little doirr
The only office being talked of is ci,,
marshal, for which two have expresss,
their intentions to make the rao0
Within the last few. days the friends Of
N. o. Peterson have started a canvass
to get him into the race for marsha,
He is an Ankeny man. belongs to the
Brotherhood of Trainmen and is q p.
vorite with organized labor He is a
member of the three largest fraternal
lodges in the city, and is said to be
satisfactory to the churches. Mike
Davis, the present incumbent, will pro.
badly be a candidate. While he made
some of his friends sore, he has made
friends since he has been in office. is
popular and. if the race should narrow
down to himself and Peterson, it would
be hard to pick the winner.
Holloway for Mayor.
Mayor Kellough may not run again.
He did not want the place last time.
and it was only after much persuasion
of his friends that he agreed to accept
it. If he refuses to run again, an eff
fort will be made to induce G. X Hol-
loway to take the office Otherwise
the present city officers will probably
be candidates for reelection.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-01

sesenta mllones de 16lsres; ha dis
trafdo del trabajo centenares de mi
llares de ciudadanos, para, convertir
los al quito de la burocracia, bien re-
munerada complaciente; ha susti-
tuido ell principio del Gobierno del
pueblo para el pueblo, por Ell mas
estrecho y decentralization del Gobier-
no por el orosy para bene6cio de los
privilegiados.
Los sintomas son que Ell sistem
no ha sufrido con la denuncia del
Presidente sus esfuerzos para al, :
lirlo.
Una medida fundamentsl previa
habria garantizado elecc Jones puras:
la ley de publicida de tcdas las con-
tribuciones al tesorero electoral y de
la aplicacion que Sc les diera, El
Congreso republican, Sc nego 4 san
|cion aria; la Convention republican,
la paso por alto; I'm acreditado ban
'quero de Wall Street ha sido nom
brado Tesorero de Ia Junta Directiva
de la candidature de Taft.
Tendra la obliga ci6n, de conformi
dad con una ley local, de dar cueuta
al Gobierno del Estado de los fondos
que reciba para la eleccion y de la
inversion que les de. Pero Nueva
York no es Ia Rep1blica Por IN
Estado en- Ell que la pnblicidad haga
luz, la sombra sera impenetrable.
La lucha, sin embargo. sera de las
mas interesantes. Sin referirla 4 los
individuos, pues ambos candidates
|estan calihcados entire los dignos por
su probidad personal para gobernar
un pueblo con sujecion & rectos prin-
cipios, la defnicion que reclaman los
partidos hara que en- Ell triunfo de
ellos Sc singularice la moralidad de
una epoca.
LAis z. Gn9asdn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-01
NOTAS ESPANOLAS
LOS AUTOMOBILES

Sc han hecho estos dias en- la
Camara alta algunas preguntas
sobTe los automobiles. FL hecho
Sc presta a a1gunas consideration
mes. Ante todO, el automovil es
TN medic de locomoci6n esen-
cialmente aristOcratico; es tam
bien, ademas de este y por 10
mismo, IN medic aristocraticos,
Vivimos en- unOs tiempos demo
|cratlcOs, en- que el tOno a la So
Ciedad, q la vida media, la dan
la pequefla burguesfa Y e1 pue-
bio. Ell automovil, artefacto
que solo puede ser. utilizado por
los ricos, ha de contar desde lue-
go, ST no con la oposicion abier-
ta, terminate, del pueblo Y de la
pequefa burguesia, con su devio
con su oposici6n sorda y latente.
In TN extreme, estd Ell tren de
vapor, el ferrocaril, medic de
transporte comunista, democra-
tico; en- otro. Ell automovil, me-
dlO arlstOCratiCo lndividualista
dlSgregador, y Ell ultimo termi-
no y por este mismo de ser dis
Igregador. revolucionario.
Pero el pueblo no We este as
Ipecto del automovilismo. No
We tampoco que, a la larga, el
automovilismo laborara contra
las patrias, contra las fronteras;
no We que revolucionara los me-
dios de transporte, Ell cuanto
salga del estado embrionario en-
que hoy sc encuentra; no We
que permitlra Y favorecera la
comprehension de razas, de
pueblos, de esseticas, de cos
tumbres, de derechos; no We que
descongestionara las gran d c S
ciudades modernas, puesto que
10 rapldez del transporte alarga-
IA el radio de habitaci6n junto
a las dichas urbes populares; no
We en- I'm, que Tompera muchas
trad1c1ones Y muchos prejuicios.
FL pueblo y la pequefia burgue-
sia no ven NADIA de este. Para
yer que todo 10 aristocratico
es profundamente revoluciona-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-01

rio sc necesita pasard de la super
fcie de las cosas. Lo que ahora
Sc pondera y loEque ahora para
la atenci6n es ell n1mero de ac-
cidentes que ocasionan los All :
tomoviles.
Y este merece tambien algu-
ma detencion. lCuantos son los
academies que causa el automo-
vilismo? En- los academies ori-
|glnados por esta causa hay que
hacer vaTias dlstinclones. Pri-
nero, el numero total de acci-
|dentes, es precise separar los
que redundan solo en- dano de
los que van en- Ell vehfculo; lue-
go aquellos otros que Sc deben 4
negligencia de los viandantes
,atropellados; por ultimo, habra
que considerar solos aislados. los
que 1njustamente. por descuido
Q impericia de los guiadores,
v1enen a lesionar a los peatones
8 a otros carruajes. Y ST hace-
mos la separation indicada, Jque
|quedara de los academies pro
Iducidos por el automovilismo?
Sc clama contra este medic de
|locomocion; sc levantan voces
de protesta. Pero. lno sc con
tunde TN POGO en- estas protestas
10 que no debe ser confundido?
Hay que tener tanbien en- Gu
enta al tratar de estos acciden-
tes, la que en- ellos tiene 10 ine-
vita BILE. 10 fatal. No habra me
dio de locomocion que Sc consi-
dere mas SECURE que el CAIRO: su
lentud parece que le pone a Gu
bierto de todo peligro Y de ser
Iocasionador de todo peligro. Sin
embargo 81 Sc hiciera una esta :
distica de los vuelcos cheques,
|averias y desgrac as causadas
por los carros, tai sez nos llena-
ramos de extraneza. Y es tan
to en- este case como en- el OtrO
medic de transporte, como en- to-
das las COsaS humanas, existe
como IN coehciente irrcductible
dest1nado al aZar y q Ia desgra
'cia. En- e1 automovilismo, Jes
mayor este Coehciente? Nadie
10 duda; el medic es casi desco-
nOCldO a1n para n0SotrOS; Sc
halla en- sus primeros dias no
evoluciona tampoco en TN es-
pacio apropiado.
fOue extrano ha de ser que
q menudo sc lamenten desgra-
cias Y accidentes7
PerO son estos, 81 sc les con-
.sidera bien, en- pequeno nume-
no. Hagase una estadistica en-
que la classification de las eau
sas Sc establezca Y Sc vera cla-
ramente.
No hay que decir que, aun
este numero de academies, de-
bemos tender q disiminuirle de
dia EN- dfa, con disposiciones y
ostumbres apropladas al nuevo
medic, hasta dejar reducido el
coefciente d 10 que estrictamen-
te pueda ser.
ALORIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-01
AZORIN.


Madame Ortoli, mientras su esposo
convalecfa en- C6rcega, eonoci6 en-
Montmartre al joven Montalegre. Es-
te apreciable sujeto era ua tipo que
abunda muchfsimo en- Paris. Tn po.
co actor, IN POGO gimnasta, IN. POGO
prestidigitador, viva de milagro; pc
70 los dfas que no tenfa dinero Sc
con solaba hacienda una nueva con :
quista amorosa. Con su aspecto en-
fermizo, moreno y bien cuidados los
bigotes 4 la borgoflona. Montalegre
destrozaba los fcmeniles corazones
parisin0s disfrutaba de una fortuna
amorosa que lie envidiaban en- todo Ell
barrio.
Pero. ademas de los bigo,es-que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-08-01

Senior Ortoli Ha padecido us
ted de I'm gravfsimo error. u. Los
bigores de Montalegre no tenfanAla
.culpa ). A quien debfs listed haber
retorcido el pescuezo era A su pobre-
cita mujer, ese angel Que le do 4
usted Ell cielc por compafiera
Jose /saa CadenaS.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1908-05-21
CoURT PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, HoS. CHAs. f, TERRY President
Judge, Honorables Henry Richlin and X. c. K.
Kskinka, Assoc. Judges ofrhe Courts of Oyer and
TcrmIuer and General Jail Delivery, Quarter
Sessions OF the Peace, Orphans Court and Com.
mon Pleas Tor the County OF sullivan have issued
their precept, bearing date the II day of Mar.
1907 TO me directed for holding the severa
courts in the Borough of Laporte, on Monday the
Is day OF May 1905, at 2 O'Clock .. m.
TLeraforn MOI ire Is hernl1, s,,,an "a tba Coronar
Justices OF the Peace and ConStables within the
county, that they he then and there in their prop
er person at clock p m of said day. with their
rolls, records, inquisitions examinations and
other rememberanceS TO those things to which
their Offices appertain to be done. And to those
who are bound by their recognzance to prosecute
against prisoners who are shall be in the Jail of
the said county of sullivan are hereby notified
be then and there TO prosecute against them as
will be just.
JUDSON BROWN, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, ,Laporte Pa. O. Jan 1905
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1908-05-21
Treasurer's Sale Of Unseated
Lands.

Agreeable to the provision OF an Act OF Assem-
bly, entitled, IAN Act directing the mode OF sell
ing Unseated Lands for taxes" passed the 10th
day of March. 1915. and the supplements thereto.
l. Frank II. Farrell, Treasurer OF the County of
sullivan, hereby give notice to all persons con
eerned at unless the County, Road, Poof ana
school Taxes due on the following tracts of IN
seated Lands situated in said county are paid be
fore the day of sale the whole or such part OF
each trect as will pay the taxes ana such costs
House in Laporte, said County OF sullivan on
the Sth day of June, 1908, being the second Mon
day in June The sale to be continued by ad
iournment from day to day ii deemed necessary
Tor arrearages of taxes due, and assessed and
cost accrued on each tract respectively
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1908-05-21

Strayed to the premises of under
signed May II, light red heife
with white spotted flanks; ring in
right ear.
Walter Smith, Eagles Mere Pa.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1908-05-21

Memorial Day, May 30,will be OBJ
served at Forksville by appropriate
services beginning at 1880 p. M.
after the decoration of graves in
cemetery an address will be given
in the church, by Capt. J. Andrew
WiIb of Towanda Pa. Everybody
is invited.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1908-05-21

The sum of Fifty Gents must also be added on
each tract lot parcel of land advertised in ad-
dition to the amount named opposite each tract,
lot or parcel of land for advertising. Also, in ad-
dition to the same interest will he charged upon
the amount OF taxes due upon each tract, lot or
parcel OF land for each year from the fast day OF
January OF the year following until paid, under
Act OF 1887.
NIB. No taxes viii be received ON the day of
sale
FRANK II. FARRELL, Treasurer.
Treasurcr's office, Laporte Pu., April LIST, 1905.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1908-05-21

Evening prayer and sermon at
the Protestant Episcopal church
Sunday evening at 7:45. The
Bishops convention address will
be read, and an explanation of the
amendment to canon 19 on the
open pulpit will be made. This a.
mendment has been misunderstood,
misrepresented and abused.
Thurlow w. Null, Rector.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-11-27
SALUDA'S FIRST HANGING
Will Herrin to Pay Death Penalty Tor
the Murder Of Emanuel
Carver.

Special to The State.
Saluda, Nov. 24.-Saluda county's
first legal execution will take place
in the rear Jail yard here on Friday,
November II, unless in the NEAL
time there is executive clemency IN
the shape of a Communication to lite
Imprisonment, or a respite.
For the murder Of Emanuel Carver
in September last Will Herrln, a
negro tried before Judge c. {.
Featherstone at special term OF
the court, one month ago at this
place, will pay the death penalty.
Herrin after sentence, and in ac-
cordance with the sentence, was or
dered carried to the pententlary for
safe keeping and is there now,
awaiting the day Of execution.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-11-27

A city free from dirt, in perfect
health and made attractive in all ITS
details will advertise itself and ORA"
within it's boundaries the best OF peo
pie.
The editors of both county papers
have stood by the Civic association III
everything it has undertaken or ad-
vocated. We bespeak their continued
help, and we appeal to the citizens gen
orally for their cooperation and en-
couragement in our work.
The executive committee consisting
Of Mrs. L. w. Floyd, Mrs. A. T. BroWI:
Mrs. E. H. Aull, Mrs. F. R. HUNTER
Mrs. R. D. Wright and Mrs. R. n,
Wright has appointed the following
chairmen for the different wards:
: Mrs. ". A. McSwain, ward l.
Mrs. w. H. Hunt, ward ?.
Mrs. E. NJ. Evans, ward 3.
Mrs. ]. w. White, ward 4.
Mrs. Rena kinard, ward ..
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-11-27

The criminal court which has been
in session for the past two weeks has
made good progress with the heavy
docket. The convictions have been
many, though none OF the homicide
cases have resulted in straight VeI-
diets of guilty.
One is impressed on hearing the
testimony of the witnesses in the
homicide cases with the fact that the
negroes have little regard for taking
the Afe~of their fellows. 1t does not
Seem to desturb them in the least. In
most of the homicides they have grown
out of trivial differences and in some
cases there seemed to be no provoca-
ton whatever.
Another fact developd is that it is
almost a universal practice with the
negroes to carry pistols.
These homicide cases. have not been
the result of drunkenness but rather
resulted from the pistol habit and gam
bling.
The pistol is a greater menace to the
negro than whiskey. 1t should be
abolished.