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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-22

"E. O.. Dewitt & Co., chicago. Ill
GcHuo@nu--Iu 1897 had a disease
o' 'hC stomach and bowels. In the
.W.ug o. 1909 ! bought bottle OF
kodoi and 'ac benefit received all
'hc gold ig Georgia could not buy.
Ha. you Use long and prosper. Yours
yrsT tUiE, G.. N Cornell RoIlug, Ga.
Aa" 81 l'or ..'I !y vs. 3
I-l.o.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-22
ALBATROSS

That's the name OF the best -four
sold In Ardmore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-22
ALBATROSS

That's the name OF the best -four
sold in Ardmore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-22

a Rome g-r op pult cheaper now
.-a- r. the pas: :cu years. Lumber
TA 500 ge@aia "a, uls low price.
EuilG uow. See us 60. your lumber.
-U sNITHFRALEY LUMBER co
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-22

subacrlbe for The .ramoroi,e.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-22

IT,, Goa, o. ,hc city Of New York
BE- now u@.og than tho entire dcbt
o' Germany Perhaps Emperor VII
liam llohou2ollcu won't goo. 30
che. .a.n hc learns tina
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-07-22

l-s~.-. ~,z-..zu .-. % ,s-.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-10-16
MONETT OUT STUMPING
IN OHIO FOR BRYAN
Declares Haskell Should Have
An Impartial Hearing

CHICAGO. Oct. Isl agree with
Mr. Bryan that Governor c. y. Haskell Il
should not be convicted Of any charge
oroueh, agains, him until be has had u
fair trial. never personally kne"
MIN 10 be Standard Oil man. During
all nv connection With the standard
Oil cases in Ohio l tried 10 give Mr.
Haskell . trial OF the charges | made
sgsius. him on the evidence given me
by c. B. Squire, but | was unable t.
bring that case 10 trial. am uow here
% take the stump for Mr.. Bryan. Tn
I'LL Mr.. Haskell retired did not fee
.ha, could consistently be active IL
The campaign after having been the
nan Who had, asa prosecutor, MAKE
charges sgains, Governor Haskell
Thus spoke today Frank S. Monnest'
former attorney general OF Ohio, who
ass been one OF the central figures II
the charges brought BY william Ran
iolph, Hears, agains, Governor c. y.
Haskell o. Oklahoma, erstwhile treas
lrer OF the democratic national com
nit,ee, and reiterated by President
Roosevelt, and which have been deniec
oy Governor Haskell backed by VII
lam J. Bryan, resulting dnally IN the
retirement, .. Mr Haskell from bis
party position. Ar. MonnsIt Also de
uisi ,hst the the name OF any other
HASKELL :hanC y. Haskell had ever
oeen mentioned 20 him 10 connection
With the alleged s,,emp, 20 bribe hin
10 the Ohio Standard Oil cases, 3,
Governor Haskell in,ims.ed 10 his srsi
answer 10 Nr. Hears Mr.. Monne,l
uansd Abuer Mckinley, brother o! the
la,s president, - the Office mate OF
Governor Haskell In New York 81 the
time bis bribery charges we're PREFER
ed
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-10-16
SHALL THE PEOPLE RULE?

-asSe ca-uaE .%-= -c:e-..e ~
Re-. ,,.,-..s-- ,..-.. Z.
toe F70E-T
l. Popular :. sc;.C- 9: s=-a:d-.
> Pu5.c:::y G: ca-ua.-c aoo-o-
t;,,- .-.-..,-
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-10-16
PUBLIC SALE OF "uN.
DESIRABLE GOODS

4, ,sass 1.:g sAr-: +. EXPIRE 49,
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-,cr1, - :=i-r= . r-'s:e -.''
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Lac. - :1e-s.o-= o1=. 20. sa-s
=: =, -e..-.-c= >. II a. s.o-. Q. c.
a1e.-c.1e O --.eA., Nov. ) -.
49, .ci.cs O. Ma-r- 1. 10 -. a.
or-s :..c-.o-i .--s. :o-r.::
Coe e..pta-:- AGO.: :o-!-17. y.a~
>: s-ATi-.6 -.ie ar CA marx
O-= 1-5-ci.. rsrc, rs1ed " Ee'
care 3-e1 To-s= &C eno1g- 70 .eac
Cr-e -ep-o..cao p.s:.o71. 80 AL.
s-.cg >o1e-ta. .o:,eo-
Oae B.E S:icS .-az.ei.
o.. r-pc o..c.o osc1.c.. -. nle
o-.cy -one-t,: O.: Q. -.ra-
OF. Be.: 1cscc.A. s!s:eo :ae -or.6
ever say" Gov O.: .. se.:.c.
4 % %: 0. I. s sca:ors- oad.y
scared Vie S.ardari Oh.
on. p-es.;s-:.ai cacd .ia:e- -e..a
81 Eo1c-s-
T-e.:y...e u....oa Q: Nj POLL
CI:S y. G.
Fi.;, ail.lo, -eid! tears
Se1e e<i-Ao.. C...-a-s.
4 .e- oAi PISS A. o,a! o.teE
:aicEs 30 c-ee-ucs 20 -sc::oo.
Te.os Q. sac CAST. No c.eA-iog
- q
.aGea-
G. O. ? L TEDDY, O~1ers.
SSASoAEo OIL / MORGAN C.e-IA
,TA-. STREET. .A1c:.ocse.
Uei.e. !: 5 q. eveG "a: Eos: Q. .ce
Aoo7e articles al. be p1rtasec IS
relics .! :acdpA::e-s AZ EAs- Beers
-. =eA-e reliably ir.o.z.i o. Soci
s-:5o-.:!, Ia: !: . re ea.oes: desire
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-10-16

On No. ) The republican platform
ac,usily proposes leGalile trusts: The
democratic 70 prever, private monopo
y.
II the foregoing omissions De endors
e. sni the repu blicAu party returned
20 power. these issues having beer
opecly raised, what coUplsin, car the
people make Il their rule be further
prevented. - !, has been in the past:
Coull conclusion be palmer?
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-10-16
SKETCHES OF
OUR CANDIDATES
A Short Story Of Each That
Nav be OF Interest

Niche. S:e7ecs, 6eGcc-:.e cou.-
zee 20. ,o:c. se-a:or :o- K!::i:as ard
Cas.ar co1c:.es. s ore among ne up
:o-i.:e prsc:.ca. :ar1srs o: rs va..ey
AZ: re t=..e7e W a-e safe i say.rE
ia. &c $ re PES: pc<:ed uaao1 me
.rr:gs..oo problem IL re cour:y Il,
.o-es.y az Integrity : ADORE -ep-caco
scd IS s.sc6.cg Z rs couc.y OF
. es..ocs o. .es sa:.oo a-ec:.c- he
c:eres.s o.. :aa farmer AID .atore-s :
genera, : c1.:e We. sco~c. ae %
.leres Z ss:lal al exac: .es:ice 70 a.
nac and !. elected ri. = 20 ~i.e 1.g.
e.. rs coos.i:geu.s or be:-ay single
:-us: .luosed. &c L.. o=ec -es.Gec.
Of ai::.:as v..ey Tor - yeas, owoes g
a.e al -e., equipped .a7n YES: Of
:h:s c..y 'eE MES Hes aconsis:-
~: MEMBER 0: :1e Preso!:e-:a1 church
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-10-16
How's This?

We offer Ore Hundred Dollars Reward 'o- arj
ase o, Cs.arse than csnno; be cured oJ Ia. :
Ca.Arrh Cure.
FL CHENEY. { co. To.cdo O
We. The unc-rslgned. have coora ca
aey FOR the last Il years scd o--tcve = -
'ec,ly honorable in 81 business :-a-sIc:.c-'
md are perfectly role 20 cs--y o.: Az o. -
lions u sde By his tru.
TALrtSs klSSAS Ntsv-S
Tecl>-s-e - 81 - : o-ss--- q
HAS Cs.s--h Cur q. AK 1870 49,
lir-c..y upon - 1i-.1.- A. 800. $500
she sJs..- Test. 49, - ?-.c. y
oer oo.,.. So ~ ---..-s->
TA.e Pas Pa ?. - -i.-s. ;-.s--
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-10-16
CAN II BE TRUE?
WHAT DOES IT MEAN?
a Last Resort Brought out The
Muddy Waters

Developments coming 10 li:h, 10 the
R,oseyei.-Foraker Ease goes TO shos
.t.: So s.,eup, was made by Roosevelt
Al Ts.: 20 placa,e Foraker aud ge
lis assistance il Ohio for Taft. Tn,
,c.Gec. o. The G. 4. Z. reunion q
ieve..rd. -hrein the meeting between
Tai: srd Foraker were 80 loudly her
AlGed. was said 10 De par, OF the
scheme 20 lice up for Foraker and TAT;
:: MAS promised tbs, FORAKER should
os7e ne Oa!o seuato-sh!p prov det Z.
-o..d g. il al he,p al: carry 80
sac. It's Overture -u b-ocst'
49,; :! ;ae cess -.:ca tsi oe-- a.
80 q a=.is-i-;e, "a; O1.o "a
...=-T = = carried .! 8-!A- ;h--.
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>; !; So. -=.;.=- a.. i--:;.
80 ci-=- 80 ::-ss- 80 v.~
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-vE-=. i-:-s-. i..i : 80. VI
Fac, - go c-- :: -. go 81
=: 49, E=1-yi i'i+-va-: .L.-s-
Va 7-.c.=r:; AZ a. a- "A
- :: EAs = A. i-.i :-.ts:- 81.
-ci .--si-ls - = $500 :s-o
-; 49,. vH -, :-s- Ea-=
80: -s-= .9r'.-- :. -.1: Sc E9Te
5.-.. ---... E.a-z: 20 80 3eA =,
-. .--.
--.-e -; = = slc-:,e A. Fora
x.- -as -. ca! =. -Poc -t.co -.
T.ca-c-. sac-:ce a-.i r. !: "a,
-oo~o 70 ga re ooozdeccs 9: re leo
Dc ,! ccs-Ecs :.= >:Ac1A-t O. "a,
6ga.-:. IA: AZ = .i7oc 9. Foraker
re Eek: 1cve -is % = so-e "a;
sop. B-.a- y ~ :cs Foraker u
c.c=-: al -aEe !: Aopea- IA: Sac,
5.-- O.. -zs p1s-.-s IL : casting
AGO.: az axe . p..ce 20 accto-, re,
discovered E.sse.l. A-sco-c.cs! -.:t
oiE -a- sooop. -=i5! .-6 Is COZ
sc.-a:o-s s~corei io-- oc re
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-10-16
First Baptist Church
Grange Directory P. Of H.

Pcuo-s G-4-ss. : L Cz-S--s- To-l1g
MsS,s- Ns-:> eysrv ih--3 -o-;z- >v--.4
r.e~:.--> up.o- a. = - Mssisc
E--s->c--c l1----s- / = M--1y Nc-tes
Na>,s- M-<;> - -. Ws'--s~.sT 49, -
Sa:---4y g s-ca ---:-. =. B. y -f-1--
A--c-y Ea---
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L-o-- L3-2--=- L4-s-s -. =
Ns>-S- N.S.> - -. - * go! =
sac1 -c-;e >; ? u -.--- -
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-10-16

Mr.. S:eys-s :sagh. school ioF wv
yss-s Z Us s:s:e. displaying the ss~'
ss.res.:ss :: aggressive a'slsuae
teacher "a: IS s.nce cnarsc's'''.
A>ss - : .s-ma-. business mso'
-i.s:.oc.s:. -. grover. defenoe.
psoc.es -.a:s sui public sp'r'ss'
usc Esas-z
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-10-16

o.. Q. ? ia: me democratic parry
= p-esec: s.:ce sale and thus show
...ir goo; 81, even inolgh here .
-c:a.os hey care 70 purchase.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-10-16
SCOTS
EMULSION

Half a teaspoonful three OF
four times a day in its bottle
will have the desired effect. It
seems to have a magical effect
upon babies and children. A
ffty-cent bottle will prove the
truth of our statements.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-10-16

Send iris Advertisement together With nAoe
Of pa,sr N ~hSh il AseearA your actress ana
four cents to cover postage ans ~e VII go
VOC 'Conpiete HAndy Atlas OF the "<A
SCOTT & BOVINE. los Pearl St. New ie<t
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-10-16
Ward Bound aries.

First Wari-AI the territory east Of Pear.
street.
Second Wa7i-Au the territory west Q;
Pearl street
Cour, House West side q Main between a;h
and 9Th.
County Commissioners \. NJ. Wright, W
NJ. Adam. John Burch
judge superior Ccurt-Ralph Kaufman.
She.i.F-W ( Crowley.
Auti;o- Z. : Mathews
C.erS-lisOr-e Say.v>-
Trea>urSr-W Y Prize
A>>e>>or-jaue> Heron.
-F.,o>se-;-rs Attorney c 4. Hover.
Superintendent u Schccl>-C> : Baker.
EuEi-ee-- Noses NJ. Emerson.
Cororer ami County Phy>ician-Ci NJ Steele.
jury Conn. iS>,o1eT>; 4 + Emerson. {. :.
Palut-
justices ., the Peace ( CRAIG f Lsc
Pu1dir. W ". Bo1rey
sheep Iu>p<c, o7-W 4 Ca-o,hers
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-10-16

Does the
BabyThrive

If not. something must be
wrong with its food. If the
mothers milk doesn't nourish
it, she needs Scott S Emulsion.
1t supplies the elements Of fat
required for the baby. If baby
is not nourished by its artificial
food, then it requires
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-10-16

E1- si=---o Eraaa Es-.lo-s o=r
cleyocs 40 ar :ol- !e2-s o.i. -.
maze good ao-s=:- Te.l.cg -l'r
sac1. We. o-..:. 6a-s .-u- grey.
- 49,
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-10-16
County Officials
County Election Precincts.

Gle Elum Ellon>burg. East klttltas. Easton
l liberty Nena>ta>h. Mountain. North kittitaS
RCslyn. South Ellen>burS. South ki,iiias
Swauk Teauaway West kittltaS.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-10-16
City Boundaries.

on the north by iith street. On the south by
Naultooa aY.. on the east by line drawn De
tween Popular and Maple streets, on the weS'
from Manitoba aV- south = ruA> west or the
? Railway track thence north ~ rods. thence
IVES, - rods and Forth 70 y line between lin
and fS.h =
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-10-16
Courts.

SUPERIOR Court-Ralph Kaufman. Judge
Meets the first Monday II January. March. May
September and November
Justice Court F r. Craig. Il. Lee Lyons, W
". BouuCy.
Police Court-City Hall 4. Lee Puriin Polio,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-04-15

Yersity of GOttingen, was appointed TO
be Kaiser Wilhelm's professor for the
year 10000.
Gov. Charles E. Hughes Of New York
and Ambassador James Bryce Of Eng
land have accepted invitations to
speak at the Founders day exercises
at Carnegie institute in Pittsburg on
April 30.
Citizens Of Canada have been put in
a great state OF expectation by tht
announcement that the heir to the
British throne will attend the celebra-
ton Of the tercentenary Of Quebec ana
the naturalization of battlefelds dur
ing The week of July %
Admiral Evans who is II the not
springs in Paso Bodies, Cal. contin.
ues 10 show Improvement The rear
admiral insists he will be on the
bridge Of the Connecticut at San Diego
when the feet is welcomed by Gov.
Gillette.
Lady Cook, who before her marriage
to the late Sir Francis Cook was Miss
Tennessee Clafin, arrived in New
York from England on the steamer
Oceanic, and will wage another cam.
paign IN the interests Of woman S
suffrage.
The correspondence is published in
London between John p Boland, ma.
tionaist, member of parliment for the
south division of Kerry, on behalf OF
Mrs. Redmond's party, and President
Roosevelt Mr.. Boland in letter to
the president expressed his grateful
thanks for his prompt attention.
The Duke of Aosta, eldest cousin OF
King Victor Emmanuel has been re
quested by the king to go to Rome. II
is expected family council will be
held under the presidency Of the king
to discuss the reported engagement OF
the duke of Abruzzi TO Miss Katherine
Elkins. daughter OF Senator Elkins OF
West Virginia.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-04-15

ment OF the various questions which
have existed for some time betw cen
the United States aid Canada
In am opinion by Justice Peckham
the Supreme court decided the eontro-
yersy between the National Life In
surance company Of the United States
of America OF Chicago. against the Ma
tioiial Life Insurance company OF Yer
mont over the right to use the name
OF National Life Insurance company,
in favor OF the Vermont concern.
report By the interstate commerce
commission gives practical ilidstra-
ton Of the manner in which nway
corporations once independent, rave
developed into highly centralized sys-
tens The report is the result Of ali
investigation made IN connection with
The establishment Of a uniform sys-
TEN OF accounts for railways, which
the commission is empowered to pre-
scribe. Out of over s18,000.000 900 Of
outstanding securities, $500, 100000 is
held BY railway corporations, leaving
in the hands Of the public about 81
9Gd000.000 of funded debt and 81,
100. 900, 600 of stocks.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-04-15

was employed at Marfelds mill and
was handed a light globe by help
er. Ryan had no gloves on when
he grasped the globe.
Julia Isola, aged %, lost her life,
nearly a score o. men and women
were injured and as many more were
rescued from death during fire
which destroyed a four story tene-
ment house in New York.
The first Hindu temple in the wes,-
ern world, according to the San Fran
cisco Vedauta society. was dedicated
there. The edifce is unique in a
western city. being modelled after the
great Tai Mahal Of India
In a fire which damaged one OF the
Whitney companys glass factories at
Glassboro. y. j., eighty-Gye IONS OF
molten glass ran down a hin and
set fire TO a railway bridge The loss
on the glass works will not exceed
100000
Judge Wallace Of Kansas City No e,
ordered General Richard c. Horne,
who kllIed II. j. bItFfH, AIdid5lH6
editor of the post. md wounded o.
d. woodward, a Tell known tneatri-
cal man, formerly Of Omaha, taken to
an asylum for the insane.
Five children born to ore couple in
eleven months is the antirace sui
eide record reported from Alger coun-
ty. Mich Twins came to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fudd. who live at the Clins wood
camp. in April, 1907 and last month
the stork arrived with triplets
A man whom superintendent John
Shea Of The BertillCu bureau of St
Louis identified as kid" Burke, alias
Fisher. known to the police OF every
large city IN the United States and
FIJI Paris and London, was arrested
here after he grabbed $i,0v0 from The
pocket Of Mike Hogan Ia a down
town bank A confederate Of Burke.
10 whom the latter sought to hanl
the bills. escaped when he saw a
crowd coming on him.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-04-15

Washington, April A bill to pro
Ihibit and prevent disqualification
of the railroads was introduced in the
house by Representative Esch of Wis
'consin II provides that no inter
state railroad shall. after it has been
in operation one year. issue any addi-
.tional stocks, bonds, notes or other
Instruments of Indebtedness except
when necessary to the acquisition of
property. extension or Improvements.
Payment of dividends in any thing
but cash is forbidden, as is the &C
Quirement OF. control Of. or interest
in any other railroad corporation ex-
cent 10 establish by consolidation Of
connecting lines in through route OF
transportation.
by adopting a sweeping cloture
rule in the house, the republicans left
to the democrats only very limited
powers. No longer can they ihbuster
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-04-15
MURDER AND SUICIDE.

Mrs Rose Randall who was shot by
her husband Everett w Randall, at
their home In New York. died
Recause her husband would not give
her car fare and left her III alone with
the baby In the evenings, Mrs Rose
OF Chicago ended her No,
Temporarily insane because of home
sickness. Ida Waskunkoskl. a Finn
ish gitl. en- route from Westheld,
Mass. attempted suicide at Marquette.
Mich. with siccors.
], \. Hossacg, a banker Of Odel. Ill,
jumped from the eighth floor Of the
Auditorium Annex in Chicago into an
open court. and was instantly killed.
Hossack has been in i'll health of late,
and it is thought he was temporarily
insane.
4 jury returned verdict o. guilty
OF mauslaughter in the second degree
in the case Of Henry HeudriCRsou Il
wealthy business man OF Trent $ n,
charged with murder Last Halo
wcen night ueudrickson billed 7. 4
Bradneld drug clerk Of Trent
Jealous of Dorothy Yost II years
old Samuel l. Gardner ct Pittsburg,
Penn aged 80 years, a ctyl' engineer
OF McKee's Rocks, shot the young
woman through the heart, causing in.
slant death. and then fred a bullet
into his mouth. dying three hours
later
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-04-15
PROMINENT PEOPLE.

Pierpou, Morgan LEFT ROM for
AIN. France.
Information from Edgedeld 5 C.,
saws Senator T0'mau is slowly improy-
ing
THE widow of Che late james A.
Ircv Stcr. Los Angeles. Cal. has given
Hu endowment of $5,oou for the cstah-
fishing OF the chair of physical Cra.u-
iuc az BeloiJ college
Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria
vii abstain from taking part in the
customary holy week ceremonies
which include washing .he feet of the
poor because OF his no health
$ y y North, director or the cen.
sus. has arrived TN San l8au. Porto
Rive. and is consulting with the i'm
su'ar officials wish a view To commeuc-
iuE~-Ae preliminary work leT ,te next
Porto Racau census
Al a meeting OF the trustees Of Col
umhsa university pr Max Nerworu
professor of phys o'osy and director Of
,Ne physiological institute Of the Uni
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-04-15
Obituary.

Luis Aldunate, prominent politician
aud fnanc;er, is dead at Santiago,
Chile
Capt John Worden. a prominent Me
nominee iron range mining man, is
dead at Crystal Falls, Mich,
Byron J. Carter, vice president and
general superintendent OF an automo-
bile bearing his name, is dead at De
troit, Mich
A telegram from Coronado, Cal, an.
nounced the death Of Thomas F.
Mickey, for many years a resident OF
Whitewater.
James Jeffery Roche the American
consul at Berne. is dead after a long
illness MIR. Roche was appointed to
Berne in Apr. 1907 Previous TO
that he as American consul at
Genoa
s = Robinson, father of Mrs G, +.
Otis and Mrs Charles Chrysler Of Eau
Claire died at his home in Mondoyi.
Three weeks ago Mr.. Robinson cele-
brated his seventy-ffth birthday ami
versary
J. II Edeson member Of the revenue
board. and a planter, died at Montgom-
cry. Ala. as a. result of poison OF some
kind in food at a barbecue Of politi-
clans Several others we're made ill.,
but will recover.
Upon the forty-frst anniversary Of
her marriage Aunt Beckey Young the
first woman to offer herself as a nurse
in the civil war. and famous as a
leader of the RED Cross nurses, died
at Des Mo,nes. Iowa. aged Is yea
Frank r. Falk former trea urey of
the Pabst Brewing company and a
wealthy retired business man died at
his home, in Milwaukee. He had been
i'll for a comparatively short time and
his death was entirely unexpected
] Jay Fots, formerly general man
ager for Wisconsin aud northern
Michigan OF the Mccormick Harvester
company. is dead at his home al
Delavan, Wis. He came to Milwaukee
in the early SOS to enter the employ
OF the company He was compelled
to retire by failing health, and settled
at Delavan six years ago. He was 50
years OF age,
Arthur King Latin, son OF the late
George IL Latin. one OF Chicago 5
pioneers. died at his residence in the
Champs Elysees. Paris after a short
illness. from typhoid fever A cable
gram to relatives in Chicago conveyed
the news Earlier in the year he had
been i'll Of influenza Two weeks ago.
with his wife, he returned to Paris
from Biazz.tz where he had gone to re-
Cuporate
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-04-15
DOMESTIC

The fashionable Chiunecock Inn IN
the Chinnecoch hills near South.
ampton, Long island. burned Loss,
sos. 00a
Harry Eveldon of Mariuctte, Mich.
aged 50. was struck by log ana
instantly Killed while loading timber
near Thompson
Policeman Daniel Rtnehart. aged 40
years who became mystcrously ~
shortly after making an arrest died
Sunday at Chinjcothe. q
The police reserves Of Augusta.
Ga, were called ont 20 quel riol
among negroes Mack rryers. q ne.
gro. was fatally shot by II police
Five hundred Chicago women. al
In gowns Of SNOWY white. We're nl,..
ated with impressive ceremonies into
the Independent Order OF Foresters
Joseph La sulla, who was sen.
fenced from New York 20 Sing Slue
prison last December 10 serve a term
OF eleven years sor highway robbery.
escaped
Charles Liudstrand voodsman
aged q years was burned 90 dea,l
in FIRE that destroyed a bunk house
at Pauldiug Mich where he WAS
asleep
As the result OF being caught in a
gearing at the plant OF the l. stephen
son company at Wells. Mich Tony
Ssnhonich en Austrian fireman and
oiler was instantly killed
Twelva -year,old I3hbie pavlot.
daughter of Motorman James Pavlot
OF Menomonce, Mich saved the lives
Of several children when an expo
sion occurred in The PavIot home
James Ryan Of ChiIlcoJhe o. q
boiler maker. was eiectrocutea He
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-04-15
WASHINGTON.

A bill tc proven; the improper dis
closure OF soliciting OF information
concerning Interstate shipments was
inI }duecd In the house by Mr. nur
ton, OF Ohio
That the Kentucky statue imposing
tax ON distilled spirits in bonded
wa .ehouses does not violate the fed
erai constitution was assorted by the
supreme court,
The postmaster general has ordered
dlscoutinuance OF the postmarkpg ot
cards at 'ln oiticc Of address The
new ruling Us expected 60 be received
with aclsht by collectors
The marine hospital and pahNC
health service issued an order estah-
fishing quarantine against Cuba
with the eNceP ion Of the metropolitan
district of Havana which includes Ha,-
ana, Marianao and Camp Columbia.
I'm deciding she case of John NJ.
Longyear against William Toolan ana
Alexander Mcmillan aeaiust l.ong.
year, the supreme court uohe'd the
Michigan law authorizing the sale oG
property SO pay delinquent taxes
Arbitration treaties between Grea.
Britain ANA the United States and Nor
way ana The Unitcd States were
signed The conventions follow the
lines OF previous arbitration TREATIES
negotiated recently
satisfactory progress is being made