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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-22

Soorepei1e @gjifole
Il Sosberreo> 9onm1orfs upelte &gi=
ifole, tilbgrenoe Sl16re Misiion, blep
inopiet 3. Moj / Sperpnrell e al Ell
6orlamli1g poo c. 1000 Mer11elfer.
|Sfolen er en- al Sc be0lt in6rette0e I
0onmorf. Mnppe nogel1 ol10en 0onif
&pjlfole er 10itpret mes ioo piot=
gaoenoe @e1ipn til 9i11ti0ens &rap
lom Gfolen / Soorepeile. Gfole=
@1tl1erne ct bpie, lple og r11mmelige>
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gelige og gleper11es @ereli JET, ser me-
get fpift, / Ste6et for Mumre, berer
gfopn efter bore fien6te Glotte, lom
Sorgenfri, Mn1alienborg, @e0ells=
borg @olbolm og 6rijienborg, er al
le 1loitpre0e mes @pgge og Gn1og.
&eiifolen fat Gertrolparme> 116mer=
meoe @a%6eberelier> @lej6lofoler,
&usmo0erifole> Segneperelier meo
Spen1ps, 8ibliotbef og 2eieberelie r.
Mon boaber le1pfdlgelig, at Sen Sag
fife er fern, bpor &etrolermslom=
perne ofleles al Set eleftriife 2ps.
Smfring Sen imponcren6e 3 gtoges
Spgri11g itrGffer Jig ct betp0eligt
Stpffe @opeior6> og fra @ejifolen er
Ser 1cn1 M0gong al go6e @eie til
Smegnens @fope og mango Serre=
gaar6e.
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bling 6ior6. timber lit Mrbej0e
110for @onoas Mlur0ing CT Gorr0=
pl1mpercn uNpmi116egob" itp0t poa
en- Moie, Ser ligger on1trent s SOD
ne0e> og / bpilfe1 Ser fi16es en-
Meng0e SrGitanmer; itore Stpffer
al 0isie er brogt for 9ogens 2ps.
S Sans g roges Ee-
t a mente bar bele bans Yerl O.,
male, 1tl1ge iom gamle> &ontoriiter,
Mrbej0smen0, &iger og &orle, Sab
lfefm1er> ia ielp 8roges @arber> op=
fgrt mes ct 8el9b al 1000 ST.. til
bber. 9e paagieloen6e far / 6isie
Gage facet @e00elelie berom iamt
om, at Eengene fan bebes. 9et er
I alt c. $4,000 ST.
Dprlege 8. 81. Senen,
8 q 3 II / II g, mellem &eile og
6re0ericia, feire0e 1. Mai 25 @ars
Subileum iom praftiieren0e 9prle=
&c. San bar 1t0epet ct meget betp=
0eligt Mrbej0e blan6t 2on6men0ene>
ierligt Sc min0re S%or6brl1gere, / Sc
9[ar, og Set bar 0erfor rimeligt, at
ct meget itort Mntal 9eltogere iom-
le0es pe0 Set Geitmooltio, iom a f.
bol0tes / @t%ationsbpens Soriom-
lingsbus mes 9prlege SEMEN iom
9Gresgjeiter. S nogle og type al
mennpttige Soretagenoer poa Gg11en
bar ban pGret @ielen. &on tog
til Oprettell en al en-
&ppgopls=, en- Spineopls=, en- Scare
opls=, og Ell &eiteaplsforening. Sen
1ioite eier MI ct Bar al Sc ollerbeoite
1p1fe Singite. San bar Sen fgrite
fit oprettet forte 2onobrugs=
fnrlus for min0re 2an6br11gere, en-
Sag, Ser iioen bar bre0t fig ODER be-
le 2an0et, enobi6ere en- Mrt 2aane-
forening for @l1smen6 til Mn1eg of
Meooingbltie og Milefummer, og en-
Neffe billige 5ommer116fln gte for
Smaafaarsfolf me0 Samtlier, iom
CAB 0em 2eiligbe0 til for Is
&r. pro Neri ona og en- meobragt
Maofl1rp at beige Set norblige SsspI-
lano for at lie fremifre0et 2Qn6bruq,
eller NifoD, 2a0elun6, elIer pr.
Samsd eller Mls og @uno.
be6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-22

f'OO "''e|II WV w DuL eI Stplule=
ment al 3,679 Sons. Sets &onler
bor cit SDffelie al 1876 Millin1eter,
og Oct er armeret meo to "a Genti=
meter &anor1er I 9rejetaorne, fire
Is Genttmeter &anoner / iterfe &a=
lematter og IA min6re &o11oner for
noen Sorpe0o=l10ifp0nin
Moifinen far 1900 &eites &roH og
6arten beregnes til 1916 &nob. Gfi=
bet oil fda EFT. 8eietning al 26O
Mano. Srlogsperftet bar fun be-
ret tire Mor ON at bpgge 6ette @fib,
men bets Mrmering bill ogioo tage
Ell 0el Sis en6n1, ioo at set fife BIZ
Der felt fnr6igt fer nnlte @%fteroar.
S N%nle6ning al Mflpbni1gen bar
Srlogsperftet oabent for Sci gg, og
bel Ell balD Snes Srlin6 Mennelfer
bopoe benpttet 2eiltgbeoen til at lie
set npe Sfib' gao / &onoet oq lom=
tiotg faite ct flpgtigt 8lif in6 / Sen
til ooglig lllffeoe @er0en = @olmen.
&ongen og &ongefan1ilien bar til
lteoe. 5olmens &ropit Senger bol6t
foruo for Mflgbntngen mes paIoig
&eit Ell Sale, / bpilfen ban iarlig
bentpoe6e til Sfibets Mapnefa6er,
Sebelten &e6er Sfram, og gnifeoe,
at sennes gooe ggenifober maatte
gao Nrp til Sfibet. Mflgbningen
bar meget %beIlDffet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-22

Get nDe 6 q + e II + a b II.
Ser er / Sc ienere @(ar blepet rpo6et
1tGrft op in0enfpr Set gamle &jeben=
6opn. Meit fjenoes Set / &porteret,
Der begren6les al &ipbmagergo6e,
Dlterga0e, @otersga6e, Ser moalfe
ON faa Mar bliper ct al @obe6ito=
oenS melt mooerne. @i6en &e6er
Mooiens Gong %foripan6t, er ser I'LL
gaaet laa lang Sis, at fun Sc el6re
fan bnife Sen berDgte0e @o6e, Ser
lao, bpor iii SEP 9itergooe ligger.
|Saa bpileoe Sprponingsarbei0et,
trtotil Gitpfparteret reilte fig mes MOS
D%ltergooe mellem 8ileitre0e og SRI
item Bernifomitre0e mes mo6erne
@aoer. la11gs bre6e Fasiager me6
eleftriife @uelamper> Dertil fom
loa Sornpelie al ct %tilitg0en6e 8arti
.oeo gammel MGnt, bborpe6 Sen
nbpggelige 5mege Di6rif 8aoif9rs
Sang, noiletteoeg al G%tlperelier, me-
oens Ser oper @run6en reiite Zig en-
mooerne Miaionbpgntng, Ser fgrit
ifnloe babe b9ret Sbeater, ienere Sc
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-22

oct ltore og bele ct oct ifjgn11e CANT
le @aauoens N(rbej6e tre1gt til6oge
til Sorbel for Gabrtfsarbej6et. S
9anmorf bar man fra forifiellige
Si6er | Sen ienere Sis bapt fin 81,
merfiombe6 benpen6t poa EN- Sor,
nDelie al Sc gamle uotionole Sro6i=
TONER paa bette Omroooe. gnfelt=
man6 foa bel iom Gfoler og Gel
ifaber bar taget Sogen op, og man
mel1er> at St0en mi er MODEM til
9annelien at en- it6rre Sommen1l tut
ming, ser fan iamle olle ben1, 1om pil
boloe set gornle @aan0orbej6e / @eb6
og oertgjeunem ifabe 2ol16et npe
Sl1otGatsfil0er. S &jebenbopn blep
nplig / Snouitrifore1ingens itore Gal
bolot ct Mp0e for at f%rennne SSl1tcr=
eslen for be1ne Gag.
S frenme0e 9on6e foritoor n1an /
bal @roo at pnroere Sen ba11lfe @e=
6eboiDntng. sunoarme 9(rbejoer BE-
tales mes b6je 8riier. Sra forlfjel=
lige 2anoe fommer Ser Goreipgrgs=
Ter ON @eoeboipni1g, Silbu6 ON
&igb og Sorban6ling. Ser er Der
en- @proi, ion1 set giel0er ON at IT'S
nptte for 2o1oet, - inoen andre ta=
ger Sagen op. S england og Gpif-
lano, ia enocgsaa / Set fjernt lig-
gen6e Sapalt sibres Ser rent inou-
ftrtmesitgt Goripg 6erpaa.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18
SAUAOeRS COLLECTS
HIS FOUR THOUSAND
Norfolk & Portsmouth Iteration
Company Paws for Accident u
Local Man.

/. II. Saunders. a carpenter who
lives on Narlc avennc near Saitcr@
cresk. has been paid sI.oao By tne
Norfolk & Portsmouth Traction Com
psuy. this being the amount Of the
l1mtscs allowed him IN the Fedora
court q, Norfolk FOR Injuries 'usiain
I'd while he WIS going from this cii'
10 Pine II ach On the steamer An
mic l.. vansc1ver last sImmor.
While lhc vessel vas making fa7'
A, the Pine Reach pier. MT. SaHnfcr
foo, vas crushed almost OF nv
,pR cauShi in \ haSseT. A l.F"r
ain. ot NoT ok. aIsn sustained s"ri"r'
injarics ~ the same iiInr and h" "a.
allowed g. .5a9 dagam. Nv tho court
At sh- tim 81 the acciJent Mr.
Saunders vas going to The Jam"-
town Exposition. where h. ~ss en-
ployei as = ca-pcptcrn
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18
an AUTOMOBILE FERRY.
Mr.. sprasae Takes Up Question With
Terminal Comoanv.

Pre- sident ]. r. Sprague. Of the Mer.
chants Association. has inaugurated
movement which has as its object
the establishment OF an antomopiie
ferry between Newport News and
Norfolk via the Ivy avenue route. rte
has taken the matter up with Cen
eral Manager w. w. 8. Butler. of the
local street railway companies. and
Mr.. Butler has agreed to present the
ma:t2r to General Manager Hathaway,
CT the Norfolk & Portsmouth Tract
ion Company. which owns the steam
ers plying on the Ivy avenue route. !
As there is a law against passenr
ger tsamers carrying gasoline in any
shape. 1t will be necessary to secure
a special permit from the department
of commerce and labor 10 establish
the automobile ferry. However
such permits have been granted at
New York and it is believed that they
can be secured here.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18
hpRt,lt usflls Qass,iua 70 Do
Decided bg uiasd States
supitas Cent
t,se oFslUIoes vs. oess. CO.
NiaSest Court In the Land vii. Pass
. Upon Claim for $4,000 Salvage
Filed by Skipper Of Tug Helen for
Putting Out Fire on the JET
ferson.

Whether or not a Ssel which
saves another craft from destruction
or material damage by Bre while the
burning ship is hauled ont In a dry
dock Is entitled TO salvage claim
Is the important marin question
which thu United States Supreme
Court will decide In the case oi Cap
tain E. W. Saunders, OF the Chesa'
peake & Ohio tug Helen. against the
Old Dominion Steamship Company
for salvage In the sum Of $4,000.
During the fire which destroyed the
old shipcarpentcrs' shop AT the local
shipyard a year ago last Christmas
Day. the Old Dominion hns steamer
Jefferson, then being heightened in
dry dock No. |. at the yard. caught
IRE. The Chesapeake & Ohin' ing
Helen went to the scene. tied up at
the entrance to the basin and the
tugs crew put two streams OF water
TO play on the burning steamer, aid
Ing the firemS In eXtiIguishing tn"
flames.
Several months later. Captain r. W
Saunders. On behalf OF himself and
the Helen's crew. fled suit in. the
Federal court at Norfolk for salvage
In the sum Of $4,000 against the Old
Dominion COMPANY.
The case was tried by Judge Wad
ell about three months ago and the
Judge decided that because Of the
fact that the Jefferson was hauled
out In the dry dock she was not
strictly speaking. ship. AMI that
the Hs3en's crew haG no claim for sal
rage. Unless a vessel Is afioat. the
marine law .soes not regard her az s
fhip and United States marshal
eOasd no, libel q shin in dry aock~-
( Although he overruled the claim fol
salvage, Judge Waiiell has allowed
tie Plea sor an appeal and Captain
0asnless will take the case 10 tbs
kAaea Stats Supreme Court.
TAis question OF marine law Is I
very iapOfssaf enc and its progress.
vii be watched with the keenest In
teresf by shipping mn in all parts
Of the country.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18

NEW YORK. July Thank clear
inxs for the week. 3s.4ss.s $50 90" a.
against ss.I12.sl!. $40 last week and
s.. SIS 10 ooa last year.
Richmond. ss..II.aoo. decreas" 10
Atlanta. S!.ssl 0no. dccrcaSs I2i.
Savannah. s2.sis.ooo. decrcass' 50
Norfolk. s2.DSse"". decrease ls.i.
aususta ss51 .oao. DECREASE PAS
Charleston. si.oi Joea. decrease -.
JarkronviEs. sIs"t 600. dccrrasr 50
Macon. SsaI aoo. a~crcas" l2l.
Columbia ssI1 600. decrease :.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18

Professor Robert W. Durrett. WIS
wsn take charge Of the Newport
News Academy. arrived in the city
last night from Beaver Tam. Va
Professor D6rret; Is preparing 10
take up his Guties as principal OF
the aca.semy. and viii devote the re-
naming DAYS before 7chooi opens to
COINS over the schools work for next
year.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18
NEGRO MARAUDERs JAILED.
Organised Gang are sounded Up and
Put Behind Cars.

STAUNTON. VA. July 1s.-FIve
negro youths, who for the past month
have been making rcp> afei raids on
business houses here. and who have
my s,ified the police for long time.
have a; last betn rounded NJ and
jailed. At their trial they confess
ed to having broken In dozen differ
eut places Of business looking for
money. entering a number OF the
places two and three times. Some
Of the principal firms Of the CITY SUI
tered loss al the hand Of t.s youth
frI miscrcants. and 10 is reiif 20
know they are now behind the hsrs-
They viii br sent to reformatory.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18
YOUNG WOMAN IN TROUBLE.

~ DvW-s-. Who Ran Away From
s4euue, Turned Over TO 0rother.
Mae Duncan. q young woman VINO
ran away from her home on the En- :
tern Shore. and who for the pa3f
tArpe weeks has been living at 1e4
Thirty-second street. was arrested yes
ferday by Sergeant T. A. Mitchell on
q warrant sworn on; by Lily Cook
Later the warrant was Withdrawn.
Chief Reynolds notified the girls
beosher at Cape Charles Of her arreat
ana he came here last ni1ht. Tue
s;rI vas held in the sAgeant's Office
ut the police station until her brother
reached tbc city when she was turned
over TO him to be taken home.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18

soon as ~ permanent ofiic~rs have
been sriected
Who giIr ~ the FIRST go respond
The Ieuycr convention was Pso-
pir's caavcatior: "a adopted n strSes.
clear. honest platform. AMI ~ Enmi-
nations xcr. made with pTacifcai
unanimity. Your fight ia hEht for
the whole people. oar aim Is equal
aud exact iHsiicr to all: our pH'Pos'
T. 60 restore tn government tn the
hands OF freely chrscH r"pr'''f'ats-
,iyrs of the voters. How many fnrrn-
crs viii join IN furnishing the fuai
necc~xary 20 present the isSScs7'
tSirncdt
WILLIAM J. BRYAN,
JOHN ". KERN"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18
Vaudeville ass Pictures

The Bell moving picture theater.
which opened Thursday evening with
a packed house. entertained large
audiences again yesterday. An esr
peciaIIy attractive program has t"en
announced for today. and there will
be performances from ; TO 6 o'cioch
this afternoon and from 1880 to II
O'Clock tonight.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18
At Oreamland.

Elverton, the spinning marvel.
who heads the bill at Dresm'and lis
week. gives an act that Is we'll worth
the price OF admission for the entire
show. The musical COpes" also put
on a good turn. and with three NOV
Ing picture scenes, a capital show for
the money Is presented.
There will be- performances this al
teruoon and evening as usual.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18
Nov erssern.I Insurance Society

4 nov fraiernal insnrsnc 7oC'"ty
the rirrside Union. has ben org1n
izeI hgrr and has rSccise- he chsr
fcr from tho STA, Corporation Com
mission. It's officers are: J. v vIik
president; Or. George r. Williams
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18
MORE MEN FOR FLEET.
Seven Hundred VIII Go to 81" Fran
cisco to Join Ships.

cisco to Join Ships.
WASHINGTON. ID. s.. July Ii
Seven hundred men have been ordef-
ed nv the navy department from ne
naval training stations at Newport
and Norfolk to join the vessels OF the
Pacific feet at San Francisco. the
movement viii he made by rail. as "
is desired to get the men to the Wes'
coast in the near future. The move
mcns will begin abont the first CT
August. The Pacific feet shortly viii
start on long cruise among the "a
cifiC ,s,andi
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18

medical director; and J. G. Lester, or
sanizer. The plan OF tn" Insurance
Is small Initiation fee, an assess
ment for each death, and the pay
mcnt of 81 per member upon the
death of q beneficiary
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18
u Wous6 Seem Sc.

CycrI understand young Secrs
~as married last week.
Myers; he married cla!rvoy-
mt.
Gyer-indesd, Gaze 81 love ai sec
ood sight. ! supposc7'-Chicage Ncws
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18
The Bank Roll.

-You took your vacation early"
Yes said the young man. pen
siysly. I'm on NY way home
Thinking Of the girl You left oe'
hind "
No: CT the waa."-Washinstoh
Herald
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18

ROANOKE. va, July i7.-The Cen
sYaI Trades aud Labor Council. Of Roa
poks has sent 20 Governor Swanson
an Invitation to deliver an address
here ca Labor nav. Arranscmcnis
are being made for Trcat ccicbra'
sSoe.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18
sliusIoN SHOWS COMPANY.

Nsys Corporation. with Mr.. L. p.
Stearns AZ President.
The State Corporation Commission
yesterday granted charter 20 the H.
lusi0n Shows Company. Inc. Of New
BORT News. The incorporators are:
PRESIDENT. p. StearRes.
Secretary. b. Chnedinst. Rich
Dond
Treasurer-Arthur Lee.
The company Is chartered With a
maximum capital stock OF $25. 900 and
. nln:mum Of 5000. The object OF
ne company as set forth in the ap-
,pstcatioa for charter is to conduct
moving pict:re shows and restaurants.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18
ADVERTISE FOR CURLING.
street COMMITTEE Directs TIE ciers
20 Ask for 0ida

Tho highways and sewers commit
tee 81 tho citv council held special
meeting las: uirnt and Air>-ted the
clerk ~ advertise for bid for tyr
nsshinr is.sea feet. or les. o' stone
cnrsing. bids 10 be opened III he II
pirss.ca Of thirty days.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18

Mrs. J. A. Sommerville and chit
drcn. Miss Marguerite and Master
James have gone TO Characteristic
where they WIN spend SOME time.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18

Mr.. Clarence Coburn has returned
from a visit tn his former home in
North Carolina.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18

Mrs. W. Lee Hanger and daughters,
Misses Gladys and Helen are visiting
re latives IN Augusta county.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18
oru,s;re Pes,sieaI clpb.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA Jnly IL
ne Deuccrsis ~ this city Gin or
ssutre q Bryan ssd Rsrn club here
o euoa ~ the campsisn opeas.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18

Mrs. w. r. Boiler. who underwent
an operation al ST. Francis Hospital
about week ago, Il is thought viii
be able to BIZ removed to her home In
East End In a few days.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18

Mr.. Alphonse Kilian left on the
transport Fitzpatrick for trip to
Cuba.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18

Misses Alma and Jessie Barham. OF
Norfolk. who have been visiting their
sister. Mrs. b. X. Gray in this city.
have gone TO Boston and Maine to
Spend two weeks.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18

Mr.. John Wat; left yestt rday Tor
New York where today he will sail
for Glasgow. Scotland. on the steam
ship California. of The Anchor Line.
He will be abroad two months.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18
DEMOCRATS lsSUE
Csu FOR FUNDS

tCor,!nucd from First PaseD
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18

Miss Louise w. Owen. of Manchss-
ter. Is visiting her aunt. Mrs. w. r..
Br, azeaic. los Twcnty-eighth street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18
Social-PeEsonal

SVSsOAs SsS~ss
l~.>>>>a>.a~~~>~>~~
Mrs. w. r. Boiler. who underwent
An operation AT St. Francis Hospital
about a week ago, Il Is thought will
be able to BIZ removed to her home In
East End In a few days.
Mr.. Alphonse kilian left on the
transport Fitzpatrick for trip TO
Cuba.
Mrs. w. Lee Hanger and daughters.
Misses Gladys and Helen are visiting
re latives in Augusta county.
Mr.. Clarence Cobrn has returned
from a visit to his former home in
North Carolina.
Mrs. J. A. Sommerville and chit
dren, Miss Marguerite and Master
James have gone TO Characteristic
where they VIII spend some time.
Misses Alma and Jessie Barham. OF
Norfolk. who have been visiting their
sister, MIS-. u. II. tITdy III luis 'i'S
have gone TO Boston and Maine to
spend two weeks.
Mr.. John Wat; left yestt rday Tor
New York where today he will sail
for Glasgow, Scotland. on The steam
ship California. of The Anchor Line.
He will be abroad two months.
Miss Louise w. Owen. Of Manchss-
ter. l. visiting her aunt. Mrs. w. r..
Br, azeaic. los Twcnty-eighth street.
Miss Delma Lyttle. of smitnfleld,
is the guest of her aunt. Mrs. Vellines
on Roanoke avenue.
Mrs, W. S. Copeland and daughter.
Of Richmond. arrived yesterday to-
Join Mr.. Copeland. They will live at
the Warwick Hotel.
Mr.. w II. Ball is critically III al
his home on Twcnt ninth street.
Miss Jennie w. Tilghman. OF Del
don, N. C.. is visiting her sister. Mrs.
X. n. Bridgers. l25 Twenty-ffth
street.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18

Miss De'ma Lyttle. of smitnfleid,
is the guest of her aunt. Mrs. Veilines
on Roanoke avenue.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-07-18

Mrs. W. S Copeland and daughter
Of Richmond. arrived yesterday t
Join Mr.. Copeland. They will live a
the Warwick Hotel.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-11-28
IN FAVOR Of BIC
WAREHOUSE PLAN
PROMINENT SHEEPMAN SAYS
TT is A GOOD THING
X. n. Stanfield Declares Many Ore
gOn Growers of Wool VIII Take
Stock i'm Cooperative Warehouse
Planned by National Association
and City OF Chicago.

although the Oregon sheepmen as
whole will not join in the move
ment for a national wool house there
are several of us who as individuals
will take stock" said r. N. Stanfield
of Echo, this morning in discussing the
recent agitation for central wool
market.
According to Mr.. Stanfield, al
though the movement will not get as
great support in oregon as was at
first expected, several of the WOOL
growers of this state will join in the
organization and there will be no
difficulty on the part of the promo
ters in financing the project, as Ida
no, Utah and Montana are coming up
stronger than was expected.
1.-THE scheme strikes me-" said Mr..
Stanfield "just as meaning to the
woolman just what the stockyards
did to the stockman. So long as
there was no central market the
stockman was forced to content him
self with whatever the speculator
would offer, but as soon as the big
central stockyard was established in
Chicago he was able to go to the mar
ket with his stock II the speculator
refused to pay him what his product
was worth.
Chicago is the logical place for the
market, but even with lesser advan-
tages in the way of rates and GEN.
tralization the project would be a
winner. They have a small institution
at Omaha, and because 1t is not on a
national scale It is not such a power
as the one which is now proposed
would be, but 1t saved the cooperat-
ing woolgrowers who were in on 1t
five cents per pound by enabling them
them to dictate instead Of accepting
the speculators' dictation. Yes, In
deed. think the plan is a good one,
and will be great thing for the WOOL
growers who go in on t."