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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-17

dursc the officials elected by the demo
cratic party and give them our re-
newed confidence, further. we con-
eratulate the party upon the manage
meni Of the last campaign IN Wood
ward county which brought about
the above results. and heartily lndorse
tho county committee and its chair
man. and pledge them our continued
Confidence and support
Seventh: Believing that Woodward
0ilty should be represented on the
Oklahoma DELEGATION to the national
convention and feeling that we have
within oiir county a citizen capable
and worthy we indorse John J. Ger
lach for that honor and recommend
him to the state convention. and we
hereby instruct the delegation from
this county 10 cast full vote OF the
county in the state convention at Mus
kogee February 22nd for said John j.
Gerlach for national delegate from
the second district first, last and al
ways.
flight We endorse the efficient
work cf the Hon Lather H. Patton.
as assistant bank commissioner and
HlHHiF itNpHlHltiu hihA " Ntit dNih'
cratic party Of Oklahoma for the
election To the first place
Ninth We inlorse the Hon Charles
n. Haskell, Hon w. NJ Murray and
Hon. J y Thompson fer delegates at
large to the national convention and
instruct the delegation TO select the
fourth person for whom to cast the
vote Of this coanty for national dele
gate
Tenth, We indorse the efficient
work of the Hon A. = Watson mem
Der of the corporation commission OF
Oklahoma whose term is first to ex
pire. and heartily indorse him for re-
election TO that Office.
Eleventh: We ndorse the work ci
our representative. the Hon. I. w
Hart in tho state legislature
Twelfth The delegation to the
state convention from Woodward
county is hereby instructed to vote
and werk only for delegates to the ma
tional convention pledged to support
The candidacy of the Hon. W. j. Bry-
an s3 president. FIRST last and all
thc time.
Thirteenth: The chairman and see
retary Of this convention are hereby
empowered to insert in the credentials
OF the woodward county delegation
the provision that any vacancy in the
delegation from any cause may be
filled by appointment BY the chairman
of the delegation. and that the dele
gates so appointed shall have the
some authority as those selected by
This convention.
Signad.
JOHN p. STEWART,
T. l.. O'BRYAN.
II. j. KNITTLE.
p ]. yOGT.
w A. PYNE.
Approved and adopted by unani-
nous vote OF the convention.
JOHN RkYNOR.
Chairman OF Convention
"A. c. DAVIS. 4
Secretary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-17
TAFT, STRAW BALLOT
NOMINEE, AT LEAST

Washington, Feb i3.--lf straw bal
lots nominate, the secretary of war
would be busy preparing his speech
OF acceptance to be reae before the
notification comittee out OF 5.fS2 hal
lots Tor first choice received by the
Chicago Tribune. Mr. raft's name ap.
pears on no less than 3.l64
This Is 50 per cent Of the whole,
or a clear majority over all the other
candidates HIS nearest active com
peiitor is Governor Hughes, who has
only 2 per cent of the total. and
figures run down from that to vote
100 small to measure Ia comparison
with the grand total
The lead OF the secretary uf war is
overwhelming IL these ballots, sent
to the Tribune without a suspicion
OF influence are any indication of the
result at Chicago next june. Mr.
raft viii be nominated by the republi.
cans for the presidency. not only on
the first ballot. but practically without
serious opposition
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-17

states In tie tiniun aud
Whereas. the people OF said state
have selected as their servants able
and patriotic men and
Whereas. said officials SO selected
are representatives OF the democratic
principles OF government. and
Whereas each and every one Of said
officials 50 seelcted have proven them
selves worthy, capable and efficient
officers
Vow Therefore, be It resolved by
the democracy OF Bryan county Okla
homa, in convention assembled, that
we do hereby endorse and approve
the democratic administration OF this
state and do hereby command said
administration 10 the people of this
new and growing state.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-17
IN SEMINOLE COUNTY.

Special to Daily Leader.
Wewoka. Okla, Feb -. We the
county officials OF Seminole county re-
spectfulIy request that you publish
the following We the democrats OF
Seminole county. IN convention assemb
led do hereby readim our faith In,
and firm adherence to the principles
OF true democracy as advocated by
that true friend OF the common pe0.
pie. the Hon William j. Bryan.
We heartily endorse the administra-
tion OF our Governor G. y. Haskell,
the first executive OF our common-
wealth and hereby approve each and
ali OF his efforts 60 secure for us the
many wise acts OF Legislation he has
advocated.
We hereby endorse the Hon. G. ~
| Haskell. governor of Oklahoma MS
delegate at large from our state 10 the
national democratic convention TO be
( held at Denver In June
We hereby endorse Joe Thompson
chairman of tile democratic state com.
mittee OF Oklahoma as a delegate al
large from our state TO the national
democratic convention at Denver
We further endorse our fellow
uNHltAitAl NhN NiiAetiH' Ah' Altf. ANoi ~
tC. Crump as delegate from the Third
congressional district to the national
/ convention OF our Iarty TO be held AZ
Denver
! And we hereby instruct the dele
gates To be selected by this conven
tion To use an honorable efforts pos
sible 60 procure his selection at the
hands OF this district and the state OF
this place
On motion duly seconded and car
I George G. Crump be allowed to select
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-17

his own delegates to the state con
yention and the following delegates
were selected by him:
J. Il. l-awhead clerk of the district
court; w. f. Bunyard, county commits
sioner: w. +. Cooper, county superin-
tendcnt OF public Instruction; c. S.
Crouch, county treasurer; Or Rodgers
chairman of hoard of county commits
sioners, T. r. McCants, Dr. Harbour.
Sam Nichols chairman county demo
cratic Central committee; y. w Ble-
wins r " Smith. G. w Whitfield, p.
G. Aldridga, Pies Duncan and H. Il.
Kanaga.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-17
ENTERTAINED LEGISLATORS.

The musical entertainment Of the
Langston university colorei students
in the hail of the house OF representa-
tWes last night was well attended
The entire program was wen re-
ceiyed especial favcr being accord.
ed 10 the Glee Glib and to Miss Mary
Page, who was called back after her
rendering of "Good-byo Sweetheart =
Before the last number Superin-
tendent e D. Cameron. Speaker Mur-
ray and President Page OF the unyer-
sity ssoke briefly on the Institution,
its needs ana value
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-17

tho hands Of the Muskoece conyen-
ton.
The resolutions heartily commend
Gov liaslseils administration. the leg
islatnre ANA state departments The
corporation commirsion is warmly
commended and urged TO continue its
energetic waichfulness of the peoples
interests with relation to trausporta-
ton as well as to extend It's rigid in
sistence upon equitable rules of car
iiahe 10 the facilities for the transpor-
tafion of OH. to the eud that the
dominntion OF monopoly in this most
Important and growing industry IN
orr state and county be ended"
we urge a speedy and rigid en-
3orcement III the provisions 81 'he
Jim Crow law. the immediate euact-
meni 0f law providing for q poll
tax and registration in theru as
weH as town districts as a uuaiiiica-
fian FOR voting"
The resolutions condemn the nation
administration for turning upon the
state me disposal of United States
court mimiual eases. for its apparent
paruality 20 large oil companies in the
leasing Of Indian lands and FOR its
disregard OF its power 70 prosecute
cfiminally large companies for viola
lions Of The antitrust laws.
Resolutions endorse and commend
Tile contestants for certain county
Offices IN OkmHlgee county, which are
now held by republicans by means Of
Intimidation Of voters a.d the irreg-
ularilies accnlng ia the late election
lhroneh the nse Of large and corrup-
fible negro vote
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-17
VETERAN FIREMAN LOSES
LIFE FIGHTING FLAMES

New York, Feb Deputy Chief
Charles w Kmger, known for many
years as The grand old man Of the
fire department." lost his life today
while leading his m,sD in desperate
fight against flames in Canal street.
While working through q cellar iii
ed with smoke and gases Kruger
plunged through trgn door into q
stb basement filled with water He
was member of the department
thirtysX years
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-17
REPUBLICANS HOLD BIG
BANQUET IN cHlcKASHA.

Chickasha, Okla. Feb. with
eulogies OF Abraham Lincoln and viii
liam TAFT. Grady county republicans
celebrated the natal anniversary of
Lincoln at banquet in the reception
room of the Methodist church last
night
Addresses were given by many
state politicians among whom were
Dennis Flynn Of Oklahoma city. Cash
Cade Of shawnee, Major Mcknight OF
Lawton tld kd Perry of C0algate
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-17
rHEo GRABS Her DuKr

New York. Feb 15.-Miss Theo
Shonts, daughter OF Theodore Shonts.
formerly chairman of the lsihmian
canal commission. was married az
noon at the Shonts residence TO Man
uei Theodoria Bernard y Albert De
luynes, Due ID Chaulnes Of Paris.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-17
.AREE ST ALLEGED
VOLATORs OF PROhI

.rclal to Daily Leader
fawton Okla. Feb. Released
bond under charges OF violation OF
the prohibition law ~. II Stack and
H. Sytrnier are today under slrest for
repeating the ofense. They We're re-
leased under heavier bond
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-17
AMERICAN cAR LrAps

Syracuse, n. Y. Feb. rs. The Amer
lean car IN The New York 20 Paris
race registered here ai S.i7 o'clock.
going on after waiting seven minutes.
The French ear driven by 81 Chat
frey. followed al 800 and the Italian
ear at $3.50.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-17
ORGANIZE OWNERS

Iawton, Okla, Feb Proprie-
tors OF printeries today effected an or
gani2ation for the purpose OF meetins
the new labor conditions through the
organization OF printers union
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-17
INDIAN KILLS HIM
SELF AT RAvlA.

Ravia okla. Feb IS. Jake Chap
man, a halrhreed Indian. killed bin
self here yesterday by taking carhohc
acid. Several people saw him drink
H. a doctor was procured and tried
20 nse a stomach pump but the pa
ticnt jcrked the tube out Of his mouth.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-17

The democrats OF Cleveland county,
in convention, passed resolutions I'M
dorsing all state officials, and recon-.
mendsd that Lee Cruce and Governor
Haskell be made members OF the dele
gation.atarge, 10 the Denver conyen
ton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-17

~ Blame county.
Waionga. Okla. Feb. iG.-The dem-
ucrats of Blaine county met IN the
court house Saturday afternoon. Feb.
Eth. 1905 with aiull attendance from
the various townships in spite OF the
unpleasant weather. some OF the farm
efs driving Fifteen and twenty miles
through the snow to attend the con-
Eenilon
Ioe Roet2el and his friends were in
control Of the convention. Frank
Gault OF Geary, attended the conven.
ton, being candidate for delegate
frCm the second district to the Denver
convention. A resolution was present
"a in the committee on resolutions
endorsing Frank Gault for delegate,
and WAS voted down, only two voting
for n bur the resolution was not pro
posed IN the convention The commit
tee then reported the resolutions en-.
dnrslng Haskell. Tilad Rice. the county
Organization and Bryan. which were
9doptcd by the convention without q
dissenting vote,
fha &9llowing delegates were ther
sesecte1f to attend the Mnskogee con
tention:
liail Perrine. " H. Hall, J. r Roet
1el. X B Ford. Chas. Adds, F b
Allen, A. Henpnenet. A. L. Emery
w A. Henderson. W o. Moolman
Frank Roberts Thad Rice. Thos
GaYinean D.. ~ Long and Franl
Thomas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-17

Applications Reach Twelve Hundred.
Up til noon today 1900 applications
for farm loans had been received by
the loan department OF the school
land commission.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-17
Noble county.

Noble County
Perry. Okla, Feb, le Noble county
democrats endorsed the state admni-
isteailon and passed resolutions en-
dorslng Hon rhos II DOYLE. Governor
Haskell Speaker Murray and Chair
msn Joe Thompson. as delegates 10
the antionui convention. Also endors.
jus Wiiliam J. Bryan for president
The following Delegates We're selected
Mike Conway Alex. McCluskey
John MeGehee, n r. Hartman. W. n
Mitchell. EF Tebs-, g. r. BRYAN, b.
p Davis. ~ Shortman. A. T. Thomn
son, y. c Seids. John Knox. T.. Bra
den y Roster, Arthur sullins
Bryan County
Durant Okla. Feb i5. Resolutions
adhptei by Bryan county democratic
convention Feb ! 3, 1865
We Your committee on resolutions
bes leave 10 report as follows;
1hal the democrats a. Biyan county
in convention assembled DO horeb,
renew their allegiance TO the undyina
principles at democracy. aud their dis
approval of ihe radical principles o.
The republican party and
Mhereas the national democracy
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-29
8rano Uiem College.

Den danek -a%merikanske unodoms-
skele I Des Meines, Iowa, be9puber
npe Stoleaar
den 1ste oktober.
Suloremois %l1nberpisnins / oanlte % ens
belits Sag efter frit 8als.
6glsenoe @urius% tilbpbes: Preparatory
Course, Commercial Course, shorthand
and Typewriting Course, First Grade
Certificate Course,
Sremoeles l%1obannelie til pprbenbe Bro.
fer FAINT til 2arere pg 2ererinber for dan
she Borneskoler. Religiensundervisnina
nteb paafplsenbe &onfrmation,, om gnltes.
Stolen CT osiaa for iaabanne, Tom Tiger en-
alminoelig nooannelie eIer 1bpioelie al
Runoitaberne fra Solteltolen.
nn6erpisn,ns / moberne @prog, Satin
Br9t 9iitorie, Naturfa9, r1atematife Sda
alntsaaling, 9esnins, Gang os Mustk,
5pnins os baandarbejde for &iger.
feredras. @oOe 9isterqpsfrter sen,1eu1.
:eies % fortlares.
Understanding % Dpbolo $1,000 for 4
1ser. @tolen bieIper gleper fra fiernst
k;sne meo 8ejieubsifte;ne, for faa bibtl
sebtomne1beS StoleopboIo er at n1i1bh
70 pgccs &arigb,o. @trip efter Ratalog.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-29
On trsje fanebre

La Bosnia Herzegovina one Austria
acaba de incorporar a sus domimos,
es un pals nniy rico, que conserVa cm-
dadosamente sus 'costumbres tradlclo-
males. NADIA mas extrano por eJem
plo, que el traje usado por las mule-
res del Monastir.
En- una amplla t1nica negra que Gu
bre todo el cuerpo Y termina Ell la ca
beza por una especie de capueha, dc
donde arranca dos mangas muy an
chas. La tnnica va cerrada dlilcli-
mente tambien, pueden verse los oJos
de la dana. Lo extraordlnaro es
que estas mujeres. que tanto Sc ocui-
tan tienen fama de ser dc las mas be
has del mnndo I'll aspecto del traJe
es fdnebre y sfotnbsio, y produce los
extranjeros una impression dc trste]a'
cnando We On las calIes esos tantaSmas
que andan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-29
v. ..
JHON ROE Y RICHARD. ROE,
herederos desconocidos de
Antonio Escobar.
EMPLAZAMIENTO

r1 p,ahlo = p,,a,+o d. Thon D.
pichard .poa ~ bs~aderos : le : dascanoc; eco,
dos do Anton5o rscohar
Do, 10 - ,1raaa,,ta - a'oi 0otieco ,,.+adas
o,a - - b. : +,.o:@:,t,,lo la nen;~a 8 ao1
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D;st~;to r,a;s;al 10 unmaoan p p
l. de,oanda dol actor antes o;todo 80
~ oma1 1T. - a;a+n 49, j, afa ,on
+ono;a ooatra .,,m:oaaa lon ans.onaa1a.
~ b. p;ahama poo -.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-29
LA CASA LuCUBRE

que sn amo los habla ocutado que 40 careesr
ancia.
o bien que los haya pueso dentfo para
que tenian valor que turhado per Ia bcbda B.
budo nn interts imagnario. que de taato Fl
tribunal Or hablar de documentos Il. hayA
eSos papeuchos eserituras titulos formal
Weeve
NJ Guppy mueve la cabeza, pensando en- tod
babilidades contnda dando goIpes Ia vent sa s,
denea absnado profunda meditaci6n
De pronto aparta rapdamente la mano al. os4
horror.
s Que puede esto7
a0do amarillo rlscoso Ne desiza rt.
ofende ala mas e ofato qoe a vista q taeto.
eSpeso aauSeabundo que les nspira una rep
tnfiVa less hace cstreluecer
aud has tirado por Ia eentana 2-preeur8
Na he tifado NADIA por Ia ventana desde
Pues mira contnta amigo acercands
odoso qudo gotta gotta 4 10 larQa
III odioso lando icntamente gotta q g
de Il nAHsd forma Il borle il Ia ventana
gfaea ids
eat tan ndeccntp dice M Cur
IL Naniana Dame pocu de aqua para Law M
nes
las frota las rasca, las huee las vueve
tanta insistencia, que antes de term ~~sa
d8n las doce de la noche 81 reloj de Saa Pablo re
y ezra todas las torres todos los tones vihran,o
IS aAi en medic de las tinieblas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-29
pOR CARLOS DC KENs

ees todas las autordadea de sito> donde Ia equi
dad srve de pretexto para cometer Ia faiquidad
Dc Vuestra Alteza esta Il nombre que guste
atribuyaa tai cua olga que hnblera podido
precaverse de tai cna per0 pnede negarse
que Ia muerte muerte innata sembrada engen-
drada los humores corrompidos del cuerpo vcado
NADIA mas la combustion espontanea, i'm lie
las nueres de Que puede servir.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-29
Seltnelta|sn9 y.anquI
FUNERALEs DE UN PERRo

Una dana de Trenton New jersey
La sefora Christiana Lapardus, acaba
de conducir & la Ultima morada los res
tos mortales de un specimen de la raza
GAMMA. que la acompafio en- vida por
espacio de Is amos. Ell cadaver del can
despu&s de embalsamado, fue acompa-
6ado en- un ata1d forrad0 en- terciope-
10 blanco, con incrustaciones de plata.
Durante> "a .horas permaneci6 expues-
70 en- capilla ardiente q la contempla-
ci6n delos amigos y amigas de la da-
ma. siendo innunerable Ell, n1mero de
coronas. de flores que la amistad carl
nosa ofrend6 al difunto. De la capilla
ardiente, Sc lie condujoi al cementerlo
Greenwood, en- donde enterrado fue en-
la tumba de la familia. Una laplda
de marmol. con esta sencilla lnscrlp-
ci6n: uUero Lapardus9 marca Ell sltlo
en- donde duerme un cuadrdpedo mas
afortunado en- verdad que muchos bi-
pedos. =,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-29

EE Ia LIBRERrA DEL Es0fefs~a

EN la LIBRERIA DEL ROs@fga
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con frsnqaeo.
La Introduction La Vida De- $50. pSu
81 bienaventurado Fra s .s&
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MIA de los Al6brognes. ] a.s e9
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ArdCQlOs para eSCritOriO
UN GRAN SURTIDO

Escribanfas elegantes, propias para
regalos, de varios tamailos y precios.
Papeles de todas classes, Scores, La
pices, Tintas, Plumas, Prensas para CO
piar, Copiadores de cartas, Libretas de
todos tamaios, Factureros tltimo mo-
delo { infnidad de objetos q precios
economies.
De venta en- ell BOLETIN MERCAN-
TIL.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-23
TAFT NOW
ON HIS
WAY
IBy Associated Press. ]

by Associated Press.
Cincinnati. o., Sept 23.-Judge
Taft today began the first of three
speech making tour he hopes to ac-
complish before election day. He
left Cincinnati at eight o'clock on
the Big Four railroad and will reach
Chicago tonight in time TO address
meeting of railroad men at which
meeting he will discuss the labor
question at length. In the mean
time he will attend at Brook, Ind,
this afternoon what promises to be
an unique political rally. George
AIDE has arranged all details of the
meeting which viii take place at his
farm and have a big barbecue and
entertainment features.
Judge Taft's trip will extend to
Fargo. n D.. i'm the north, Denver
on the west and st. Louis on the
south.
The special train includes the pri-
Nate car Constitution occupied by
Mr.. Taft and his Immediate party in
Guiding Rev. John Wesley Hill of
New York, who will also make
speeches. Senator Dolliver of Iowa.
will join the party later and remain
during the greater part of the trip.
Two other sleeping cars will carry
the newspapermen. local committee
men and others who may be invited.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-23
NAT GOODWIN WON'T
TALK ABOUT HIS WIFE
-IBv Associnted Press. l

Reno, New. Sept. 23.-Nat c.
Goodwin. the actor, who last Monday
filed papers in suit for divorce
from his wife, Bessie Hall Goodwin
(known on the stage as Maxine Ell
iott) today refused to discuss the
suit.
Il have nothing to say regarding
the matter" said Goodwin. The pa
pers are on file. as you know.
don't know where Maxine Elliott is
at the present time. and don't know
anything about her as to her inten-
tions regarding contestihg OF filing
a cross complaint.
The attorneys for Goodwin also de-
cline to discuss the case.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-23
HUNDRED
LIV ES
LOST
IBy Associated Press. |

BY Associated Press.
Wrangel. Alaska. Sept. 23.-One
hundred and ten out of total of 81
persons aboard the Cannery ship Star
of Bengal. We're drowned Sunday af-
ternoon when the vessel was torn
from the hold of protecting tugs and
dashed ashore at Helm Point, the
southeast end of Coronation Island.
News of the disaster were brought
by the tug Hattie Gage which car
ried all the survivors of the Inflated
ship, :. in all. Before leaving
Coronation Island the survivors buri-
ed the bodies of > white men on the
beach. The ship is total loss only
the ends of the masts showing above
water. She was being towed to sea
when the gale struck her and the
tugs finally had to cut the tow lines
to save themselves. Most of those
drowned We're Chinese and Japanese.
Survivors Muir and Olson say the
ship sank about nine O'Clock at night
after breaking into three pieces.
They succeeded in getting a boat off
ana reaching the shore through the
wreckage. where they rescued several
including Captain Wagner. One man
hal matches and built a fire on the
beach. which saved the lives of the
half drowned survivors.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-23
The FOREST FIRES
ARE GROWING WORSE
IBy Associated Press. ]

North Creek. n. Y. Sept. 23-The
forest fire conditions in the Adiron-
dacks are growing worse. with no
sign of relief. although five thou
sand men are engaged in fighting
the flames day and night. Not n
single fire has been checked. AT
least fifty thousand acres of valuable
forest lands are on fire.
\ big fire has broken out at North
Hudson in Essex county. where 250
men are fighting ii. This fire is
already miles in extent.
Small fires are spreading in a hun
dred localities and the situation is
becoming alarming.
In the village of North Creek the
smoke is so dense that it is impos-
sible to see fifty yards in any direc-
ton. Sun. moon and stars have been
obscured for days.
The streams are driving up and the
supply of drinking water is almost
exhausted.