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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-16
GIFT FOR UNIVERSITY.

HOngkong, March 15.-Rennie Miller
has been given S150.000 with which to
build a university at HongkOng and in
corporate with il the existing college
of medicine. The government has made
a grant of land.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-16

expenditure recommended is 50, 600. 900
annually for an army of 10000 men and
fifteen coast defense vessels.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-16
Killed BY Policemen.

Policemen Inman and Logan. who had
been attracted to the spot by the sound
of the firing, pursued the fleeing man.
The fugitive ran to the yard of his home
where he reloaded his revolver and opened
fire upon the officers. They returned
the shots and Elgueta fell dead, shot
through the heart.
ElEueta was a rejected sutton of Mrs
Names, and jealousy of her led to the
shooting.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-16
Especial to The Herald)

Ogden. Utah. March 15.-Armed with
two razors and a piece of hose loaded
with pieces of iron, four desperate
criminals, among whom was Harry
Blaney. the vaudeville actor arrested in
East St. Louis a short time ago for the
theft of a pair of diamond earrings from
an Ogden High school girl, OveTpOwered
the taller at the county jail here to-
night and escaped. Nine other prison
ers refused to accept the chance to get
away. Some of the latter were forced
into their cells and locked in to prevent
their aiding the jailer, who was choked
into insensibility and also locked into
cell. The men who figured in the
break in addition to Blaney are Frank
Clark, grand larceny; Fred Brockman,
embezzlement and Jack Conrad who
had but two months yet to serve for a
statutory offense.
Jailer OVerpowered.
About 9 O'Clock Jailer Amos Sebring
went into the main corridor of the pris-
on to lock the prisoners i'm their cells.
AS he opened the door of the cage to
allow John Lang, a truSty, to enter,
Conrad and Clark rushed upon him and
forced him across the corridor and on to
the floor. When the jaiIer cried loudly
for assistance one of the two men seized
him by the throat and called for a razor
to kill him and prevent his giving any
further cutlery. Sebring was choked
until he became unconscious and after
being relieved of the Jail keys was
dra aged into one of the cells formerly
occupied by the prisoners and locked in,
together with the trusty.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-16

Many a man looking for SYM
pathy needs two swift kicks
properly placed"
Exchange.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-16
New Turret Rifles.
Different Schemes for Scoring.

There is a separate system of scoring
however. even among the battleships when
it comes to classifying the work of the
gunners for promotion and prize money
distribution Some of the ships, for in
stance. nave Pinch guns of 40 caliber
while others have the same diameter OF
Continued on PAGE 2.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-16

Confidence by the reader in
the advertiser is the best of cap
Sacramento (Cal.) Union.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08
AUTOMOBILES AND
TRADE EXTENSION

According 10 oscar p. Austin. chief
OF the bureau of statistics OF the
department OF commerce and labor
the automobile Is reyolutioniElng
trade transportation In the tropics
and those parts OF the Orient where
railroads have not occupied the field.
Mr. Austin returned a short time
ago from a trip around the world
and In an address recently delivered
In Boston he gave some interesting
information concerning the increased
use OF automobiles aud the possibili-
ties OF their substitution for made
Quate means OF transportation in the
Orient and the tropics
He sad that Of the lOO. .OOO. geo
horses said 90 exist In the world.
four-hiths are found In the temper
ATE zones. In place OF the horses an
tropical ana Oriental countries
100000 camels io.O00.O .O0O don
KEYS and 20,00O.00O bunalo or carl
hou are used, In addition 10 the OK.
which Is found every where.
Rapidly automobiles are taking the
place OF these animals Ia Porto
Rico and Cuba. IN Central America
Egypr, South Africa. the Congo
coantry, Turkey ana India the same
story II told of the substitution OF
motor ears Tor the ordinary means of
transportation.
The government of the Congo Free
Stale Is constructing an antomobilc
Road from the head 90 navigation on
he Congo 20 TIE Nile Ia South
Africa automobiles are replacing
ionkeys AZ an enormous rate. ana In
Egypt they are being substituted Tor
'amels.
Climate has no eject upon a mo-
or car, for where the roads are pass
'ble thsy can oe used whether in
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08
His Coed FORTUNE Fatal.

Il Is possible 20 live long IN melan
choly and 20 die swiftly from joy
So H has proved with Paris ca--
penter named Feymo, he had
worked for years in a chronic state
of melancholy. asgrayated by want
of money. and an the circumstances
seemed 20 point 90 long coutinu-
ence of this condition % things when
suddenly and quite oatside the poor
fellows expectations there came 20
him the news that BE- vas the pos
SCISSOR hy beQue7t of $4,000 Fer,
met almost went frantic With de-
light hls nerves stood the reegr.
rence of thrills an day. but in the
'vening ne got among the Tons
champs cafes aud Vas relating bis
ack tog about the tweatieth time
ahen he zen dead London Globe.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08

Mrs. Sarah McNaughton OF Iowa
has failed 10 get damages from a
railway company for injuries re-
ceived through falling downstairs
on the oompany's premises while
trying 10 extract her purse from her
stocking. The supreme court OF
Iowa Will not admit that lady's
stocking is the proper place for a
laiy's purse.
Without presuming 10 carp az the
decision OF that tribunal, We would
respectfully submit that there Is a
good deal 10 be said on the other
side. Mere man. We admit. should
not, and does not. carry his purse in
his sock. But then mere man is
reasonably provided with pockets.
whereas II is notorious that the femi-
nine pocket Is either absolutely nom
existent or absurdly unpractical-a
standing temptation 10 thief and
exposed to perpetual risk Of acct
dental loss OF it's contents. To our
thinking. indeed. the failure Of wom-
an 10 provide herself with a rational
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08
THE FRENCH WINE
HARVEST OF 1907

The Official report OF the French
wine harvest, which will be publish
ed this year for the first time. has
not yet been issued. but the MoniteuT
Viticole. the organ OF the vine-grow-
crs, has made a forecast OF the re-
suit. and estimates that I'm round
nnmbers the wine made I'm France
In the autumn OF 1907, not including
Algeria. will reach a total OF Just
under 1.30O.0Oo.00O gallons. This
Is an increase OF $4,000. 900 gallons
over 1906. IN spite OF the floods In
the south. IL is curious fact that
even I'm the departments which suf-
fered most from the foods, the wine
harvest has been most abundant. and
Is In every instance In excess OF that
OF 1906, the increase In the four de-
partments OF the south being on the
whole one-fourth above the produc-
tion OF last year.
This will not be TO the advantage
OF wine-growers. for one ot the chief
things OF which they complained, and
which, together with the fraudulent
imitation OF wine. caused the riots
this year. was the oyer-production
which made II almost impossible for
them TO sell the cheaper sorts Of
wine.
while there Is thus no lack OF
wine. tho Monlteur VItlcole says
nothing aboat the quality OF the har-
vest, OF which. presumably. II Is as
yet too early TO judge. Some time
ago. however. Il was prophesied that
1907 woad not be year OF great
vintages, and In that case the misery
OF the south OF France will only be
augmented by the quantity OF wine
produced. II II probable that when !
the oficial report Is published we
shall nnd that this has been a year
OF great quantity and poor quality
London Globe.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08
DR.. KUN
WONDERFUL CHINESE D0Cr


VIII treat you with Oriental be
and cure any disease without 0pe
ton or pain.
DR.. Kun Is known eyeFyNhsfs'
Salem, and has cured many pfo|
nent people here. He has ufed
Salem for 20 years. and can be u
ed. He uses many medicines
known to white doctors, and
them can cure cataTrh, as'A1
lung troubles. Rheumatism. stonA
liver and kidney diseases.
DIR. Kun makes a speeiAiV
dTopsy and female troubles. hh
edies cure private disease When
erything else fails. He has
dreds OF testimonials, and gives
sultation free. Prices for mea'e
very moderate. Persons In the
try can write for blank. Send sN
II you want some extra nns
get Il from US.
DR.. KUN BOW WO %
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08
SALEM BREWERY ASSOCIATION
SAltM, OREGON

took 80 yeau to build the ola city
The framework ot a new city twies
az great is already standing. many
OF ihe hulldiugs are complete aud oc.
euplet. and in one more year. thres
Neaa from tho date of the great dis.
a''er there viii be- a new clty such
a. would have required a eentury of
'he o'a methods 90 deyclop. com.
p'e'ed, occupied and Ia ful opera.
tion.
an this has been sceomplishel
aFalnt tremendous odds. Eyery
particle % this structural material
The gFea'est quantity ever eoneen
ua'od ln one place az one time. has
been hauled over congested railroads
sad ereesed Wlth an insaaeient labor
serp'y san Fsaneisco began ~.
oai'd'ng when there were 40 plae =
70 house ms lahorgrs ana no aas.
aaA'e materials Cor them 20 work
eiih. Il bad 10 clear the uay by ~. /
nos'ns the Ereaiest accumulation al
ieeFi' Ia the histoFy of the worll
'sessireeis aimost lmpassahla even
~ e'd'eAsy sFame Il Aad 10 sec
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08
WHITE RRoNzE MoNuNrENrl

Never chip, crI
tarnlsb, moss
corrOde. The y
kind that neI
need cleaning [
the truth OF
above see them
all the Salem I
many Of the eol
ty eemelerH
some OF ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08
PRIVATE INrrIArIVE
AM pVnlIC INACTioN

Tbs rebuilding of san Francisco h
ono Of the moot Inspiring examples oi
human capacity and courage that the
Norld has ever seen Less than tWo
years ago San faueisoo was pros
trate. a ehoas oi tumhled bricks ana
twisted steel Nov n Is clty of
skyscrapers. auished Ana building
IA less time than ID took 90 con.
slraet the flood halldius. a shole
ciiy oi such buildines has rifsu. lt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08

the tropic or in the deserts Of Sahara
and Arabia.
BY thus increasing the facilities
OF transportation, the use OF auto
mobiles is stimulating and increasing
trade, and II looks as though an
enormous market for vehicles OF this
kind will be developed in compare.
lively remote parts OF the world.
As the worlds largest manufact-
arer OF automobiles the United State
is deeply interested in this subject,
which holds out so much promise OF
trade deyelopment.-Denver Repub-
lican.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08
A New Type of state Loan.

a complete surprise for the stock
exchanges, the bankers and the pub
lie at large was the prospectus OF the
new state loan advertised In the pa
perJ by the Prussian minister of
finance on Saturday, January 4,
Not only Il thereby a new type OF
bonds added 90 the funded debt OF
the Prusfian state, hut the method
OF inviting subscriptions Is also en-
FATALLY different from the usual
practice. Az an experiment IN poll
teal economy this financial operation
deserves close attention.
In some respects the conditions OF
the new issue resemble those OF Mr..
Goschen's national debt act OF 1858,
as we mud an automatic reduction Of
the rate OF interest provided for after
ten. and another after fifteen years.
The unexpected effects OF the English
experiment. caused by the colnci-
denoe OF the reduction with the out.
break OF the Boer war. has evident
ly not deferred the Prusslan govern
ment from adopting an apparently
similar course. There is, however.
this difference between the English
model aud the new German expert.
ment that In England the presumed
tendency OF gradual lowering OF
the rate OF interest I'm the worlds
money market was IN advance taken
into consideration IN the plan of a
future comprehensive conver Ion OF
the national debt. while In Prussia
for the needs OF the moment the re-
quired inducements under the extra
ordinary circumstances Of the money
marke, are distributed over a period
OF 10 years Subscriptions are in
yited for loan that may be for all
practical purposes be considered a
double bonus ono is simply a dis
double bonus Oneis simply a dis
count OF IL per cent allowed Inn
mediately; the other Is a bonus OF
Y per cent interest for ten and OF
Y per cent for ave more years. or
altogether Of ga on the nominal
amount The advantage obtainable
by investors with capital OF their
own al the present moment Is thus
partially deferred over Is years.
The new loan Is intended 20 ac-
eommodate only people who want a
permanent Investment Spectators
who subscribe only with a view Of
realizing a premium for the bonds
allotted 10 them ought to be eN-
eluded With this end IN view the
government does not state the whole
amount wanted, and prescrihes very
rlgid rules OF subscription. Not only
are the bonds declared 20 be unmar-
ketahle until December 81. 1905. but
they are also TO be deposited with
the Prussian state bank. Moreover
the very high hue Of per cent OF the
nominal yalue Is hNcd for even a
days delay OF the last instalment,
aud by not paying up within rs DAYS
an previous payments are forfeited.
Thus an speculative subscriptions
are encctually excluded The Prus-
sian state bank expressly notihes all
wou'd-be subscribers that on che
whole the whole amount subscribed
viii he allotted 90 Continental Cor
rcspondenee
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08
UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK
SALEM, OREGON

bank luxury the rich that ID fast dsop-
pearng The people beginning realize the
Importance OF a bank connection.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08
TAI JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON,

TAI JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON,
money out Of banknnpted Insurance.
companies, and borrow Il in con.
tracing money market, on little Sc.
curity but it's own hope and courage
II had TO face political anarchy, a
labor revolution and the throes Of
a terrible moral upheayal To have
accomplished all this means courage,
energy, resourcefulness almost be-
yond human precendent.
But the streets between these rows
OF rising skycrapers are still Just as
the earthquake left them, with the
added havoc OF two years OF wear
from an unprecedented trafic. Mud
everywhere, holes and gaps in which
wagons mire down, an uncleane1,
ruined city nnderfoot. The ruins Of
the city hall still stand as the earth
quake left them. The city depart
ments are still, ia many cases, In the
low shacks thrown up after the fire.
Il has taken two years OF tragedy
and revolution to get city govern
ment Just honest. The business
tasks. which private enterprise has
nearly completed. the government
has scarcely begun.-Fresao Repub-
lican.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08

pocket Is oneof the strongest arI
ments against her claim 10
franchise. A sex which has not
most elementary notion OF a poeI
OF its own ought not TO be permit
the control OF the public's.
The mere thought OF a lady chi
cellor of the excheqner Is enough
make a man thirst TO sally forth I
strangle a Suffragette on slght.-H
Mall Gazette.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08

The gives its customers places With
every financial matters easily
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08
RUPTURE

nensly cured IN a FEW DAYS
without . surgical operation o.
deteptioa from business. No pay
will - accepted untn the "a.
iient 10 c0mpletely satisne1.
Write o. call ca Tnn FlnEII.
TX RurruRE cuRe. gia
ege,lspd nldr. Portland. orr.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08

ne only cash drug store In Oregon.
yves no one. and no one owes hi.
S@IL1es large stock; its shelves.
counters aud show cases are loaa,,S
VIA drugs, medicines, notions toile1
sststls.es' wines and liquors Of AM
silas Tor medicinal purposes NJ
stone Is q regular graduate mi ,,ss,,
cine, aud has had many 49, =,
,tt,,..,eenee "a The practice. Consul
s-s s-.soAs are Tree. Prescription are
s.ssi ehd only regular prices for
- Ss1lslae' slae' DE. Stone can be found st
ms dreg store. salem, or fre1 :
~ me @eFuing antil al nlght
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-02-08

have been there 70; ~ years
you want the very bsst at IN
o 'lcei call on 0r add ess
ass Mil ST. Phone 1854, Salem.
II. h. WATT.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-12-09

tn Y Ncb@sce. Jak y ndmi sd6lil
dGIaI yelmi du5n6 obch0dy.
" Y p6tck odpolcdnc pfijcl dc
Omahy pan Karcl Prochazka, do
bfe 81 stojici roInik Cd IIeming
ford. Neb. VEIL do trhu 30. omaz.
sk6ho ndkIad boydziho dobytka, u
ysak ndslcdkem srazky ylakh do
bytek jebo zdrzen byl Y Lincoln
Neb, tokzc pan Prochdzka, cht6jC
Y Onaze sejitj So X panem Janem
JeIinkem, ktergH royntz dobytek
do trhu pfiyzl, prIjcl sem sam. =,
JoIinck zatim ale odejcI n Omahy
- pnnem Pellzem do Linwood Ncb
a proto tam odcjel / pan Prochdz
ka sobotu, ably ~ tam y byyal}n
syGm priicIcn scScl a poboyiI
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-12-09
OMAHA.
Mezinarodni kukufitna yystaya.

a Asag, al
.ID1 1NND ~Ir'' I''r,'r,..
dpn,o y slnyno.tnt b6y ncbof zab6
ioua io.t - Audiforn, ,oczir6rod.
INF vtstava knkuri6n5 irz sofk6 ~
Ihcz ndnoru q doLonal@m zdarotn
so,dl dlo Ginnosti nnf5dnifrfho "
Harm io,1 no ,6knlik mE.fcn pra.
no,.aI w ,nlrn tam sc z,mni6nou
5i,nosG Col5 4ougt6n vi duoy H.
Onazo lest vnlkolon5 y5aavo
IkukuFisn5 nnbor doty6n5 vthor
nhlsEnyI iou noradani - ka5dbn
yltsi,, ,,oor;ot6, dnnniku - ti.i
5cb f5dcnnfcicb q q EolnJcb ma
pazinrrb q bosnod6fskVch Gasoni.
scoh voIkon sln5hu ~ nrok5zaIv
vtstav6 5olcyn;Enf snolo5nosti io5
d ocbotou vyslv vstfic t;ditolsfy,
ohlrdnl nohodInE q Ievn6 donravv
isl, ytstavnicb v5robl6 taE do.
nravG osohnf
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b,ia,, t',,I;,,s,a a. ~" na.,laga W., asn
.ooo &,,araS,,tab ,''' s,"n ''a a nostrosti
,.s.t,,,nfah ytral,i,a n,ognn sa,di'
Il dla toha 5a s65as,nI - ,.tstay,,
L., a.,n s,sta In .,,iak
,s,,,i ,,l,rn5 ylav,to Ka,'adaa - An.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-12-09

" Minnlf t}den naystiyili mas y
nali tiskarnt PIP. Martin Riha a Ja.
sef Jaknb, dobfe 81 stojiei roluiei
od Iirainard, Neb. pfivcll kald} do
trhu south.omalsktho kau howell
ho dobytka iak s nhmi sdtlili. hys
Ii S utrIenou ernnu iak nalcli spo
koieni. i'fi u pfilrlitosti aba pred,
platiIi 81 ua rntrnk, taxi ahy do.
slati muhll ga premu
f." Va ftyrtek myilal du gdyadu
na.eho pan Jan IeIiurk z llemiug
ford Nrb. T. IeIinek b. drnokm
tpm "a bmti ale l'nlrak 81 mn iak
nalrl iihi Islin mas setkan. e q
paurm drlinkem
. DAWN mas rfItel pan Henry
PrltE isnwaul Nrh diet v md
SO uasm IA ohehulnim EhleH
iusiml d ueupamfhul tt nauti1ili
lvWl nas nyla prn mas rHltduIm
ukm mu pattasli
p4tgk muulbhn itdut taska
tl nam pan ! Il kulak mAm
tetuHet iednalel hoFhe traIfl !
rhIsaaa. lll Naleaal = ill "a gs.t}
/ dom9Fu ~ ttFnhethlepnlm pahs
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-12-09

zachraniti pouze president. Rnd0.
VIZ jest pozadoyan ruskou ylddou
proto, ze pry zayrazdil ViIeminu
Kinze.you JEFF r0diGc v Tnbuku,
Y proyincii Kurskf, Y Rusku. On
TO popird. adkoliv pfipou8ti, Ne byl
cIenem reyoIucionaf1, ktefi onu
rodinu odsoudiIj k smrti pro Bpe.
hOunstVi.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-12-09
Zhoubny po&ar.

V khlnGcb drGhy Grand Trunk
Y Portland, Me- yypukl v noel na
aobotu ohc6, ktcr9 ~ velmi rycble
r0z5irlI a podporoyan jsa prudtgm
yitrem. ohroaoyaI okolni budoyy,
jlchz cena pAti sc m miIioDy. V
pHstayisti byIy t6z Y nebozpeGi 10.
Dc tam kotyid, ysak 1siIi hasiGd,
! \ jin}eb NEST na rychlo poyola.
p}ch, podafilo 10 zboubn} ziycI
dostatl pod kontrolu. Celkcm sho-
rely lfi k0Iny, ndplufn6 moukolt
semen atd., q parnik Cornisbman
mrpG ffZ skodu. CclkGva Akoda
obudM 4ljO000.
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TRIM CEHY.

Omdha, :, proslnoo, 1903,
Priyo1 hovtzih0 dObytka DO trbu byl
zun@nd yolk@. PodobB6 zpr1yy dobly n
jin}ob mist. Jato iindy, dobr6 u M.
douri dmby mGy dobr} odbyt, kdczto
druby memo z1douci prodaynly 10 po.
malu. Pfiyoz yepfoyfho dobytln nebyl
ptilj8 vdhf olc jinG trby ozn6mily
znnfnf ptiyoA Conn byIn mnlidko
nizM
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1908-12-09

choya, snperyisOrka oboru do
Imdcnosti ma uniyersitni farmG. Po
kud uyedeni pozydni yyhov6li,
nenf nam dosud znamo, Cesig pro
gram 2ahajen bude panem Val
Kuskou \ Ohiow0, ktery jest jed.
MIN h y5staynich superintendent,
Y p6tek bude pofaddn den jat.
kdf1 4 prim6fenym programem q
koncertcm.
Sobota je dDem posIcdnim q W.
noydna jest Rytiftlm Ak.Sar.Ben
ktcM pfiprayujf skyostny program.
bGhem kter6h0z proyedena bu-
de korunovace "kraIoyny kukuri-
ee" IN spoIupdsoboni asi 100 osob
V pfimdfcnych kostymcch.
- V tGchto dncch dIi Y Omaze
bJyal$ ellen anRIick6ho parlamen.
til, sir Horace PInnkett, ably do.
.hIGdl na sydj p0zomkoyy majetek,
johoH ma zde hojnost. u Omahy
.odjcdc do Wyomingu, kde ylastni
yclkou dobytkdfskou reno, naGcz
yr6tf Ne do Wagbingfonu u pres
New York zpGt do Anglic, Plum.
krtt pfijizdi do Omaby kazdOroG.
ne.
- UyGd6ci 6cta spolku Sy6to.
.v}ch Drayafa, h tdborl Seymour,
e. 10, odjcIa We Gtvrtck dJpolcdne
do OIduhoma city, okla. kdc bu-
de uydddtj do fadu $500 noygch
GIcnd, mcz nimiz budr ! taInni
guvernGr IIaskelI. - Il Oklahoma
City pojcdc oua Geta do Wichita,
Kaus, alc bude uy1drti 500 no.
yych Glen6, q odtud zaiedc do
Kansas city, kdc 6rka na pfijmuti
k Dffyaf0n daIsich 1000 kandida'
Ia. - Jcst to M 0zasnG, jalsoa
clnDost roZylnuJl SvetOU Dfeyafi
pfi ziskaydni noyych cIcn6, q bylo
by zaJlst6 jcn Itu prospGchu i ma
sim ceskym jednotam, kdyby Gle.
move jejjch nasIdJoyaIi northwest
Dfevafskou Y tomto ohledu,
- K yelmi tGzkGmu poranGni
pfi8el We slfcdu T.. II. Barnes, yoz.
ka uhlifsS6 firmy Havens.Collins,
.kdyz sklddal ubli 4 yozu do k1lny.
Sesutim uhli posinuIo sc totiz jed.
no prkno, jfmz byl Barnes udefen
do obllccje Il mezi oGima poran6n.
Byl doprayen do nemocnice sy. 10.
scfa, kde IGkafl pochybuji ydznG 0
jeho uzdrayeni Poran6ny je ze.
nat a Il zminGn6 spolecnostl teprye
neaaVno oOar|el |aI''eStnan''
- Pozcmkoyd spolecnost Byron
Reed GO. jest zaloYana 0 nahradu
5000 Charles 3andowem, ktcr} Y
JrJI DudoVc, Drc%eI hoieIu Spadi
cleYatoroyolI Sachtou a poranII Sc
ma no%c' bahdo" pracoyaI pro
Pfadelhu Clty steam haO'E'ry
vel Go holeIu PradIo'
- PAM Gctruda Gray-oya zalu-
ic spoIetnost poullcnich drah na
$4,000 ndhrady IN porantni, jcz
utrptIa pddem s kdry, jez potaIa
Sc pohyboyati drive, nez pi Gray
ovd s tGzc scstoupiIa.
-V V omazskGm obilnim trhu do.
stoupila cena pscnice minulou sire
du tiolIaroytho roI,ordu a sice pro-
dayala Sc {. > tvrda IN $l00ls a
Z. 3 IN 800
- Vinocni prazdniny ma omaz-
skjeh oboen5oh Skolaoh zapo5uou
dncm Is prosicc a potryaii az do
Noy6ho roku,
stara Iaska nerczayi ami Il
Americana To osvtd6ilo Sc Ii Lee