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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-10-31
DECISION IS HELD BACK
Federal Judges Fail to Pass on Mis-.
souri, Rate Cut.

Chicago, Oct. 31.-Federal Judges
Baker, Grosscup and Seaman today
took under advisement the complaint
of II railroads operating between Chi
cago and the Missouri river against the
ruling Of the interstate commerce com
mission reducing the rates between
the Mississippi and Missouri rivers by
3 cents per 100 pounds when applied to
through transportation from the At
iantic seaboard. !.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-10-31
GIVES STEVENSON
LEAD OVER DENEEN
Harper's Weekly, After Canvass OF
State, Comedies Success to Dem
ocratic Nominee.

New York, Oct. sI.-tArgus Specially
Weekly. issued today. con-
cedes the election of Stevenson as gov
|ernor of Illinois as result of care
full canvass of the state. This is the
publication which opposed Bryan and
Stevenson in 1900 and from whose
files the republican committee has
quoted extensively in the present cam.
paign.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-10-31
MUTINY
PUT Down BY A
SINGLE V0LLEY

Constantinople, Oct. 31.-A threat.
ened outbreak on the part of CON-
pany of-Turkish troops attached to the
garrison at Yildiz Kiosk was promptly
put down this morning with single
volley from the loyal battalion. Three
mutineers were killed and Is wounded.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-10-31
BRYAN IN FINAL APPEAL
TO AN AWAKENED NATION
Won BUELOW IS
HELD TO OFFICE
BY THE KAISER

Berlin, Oct. 31.-Prince Won Buelow,
imperial chancellor, today offered his
resignation to the emperor, in conse-
Quence of the publication in London of
an interview with his majesty for
which the prince took the responsi-
bility. The emperor would not accept
the resignation, at the same time per-
hitting Won Buelow to publish full
explanation so as to meet the uniusti-
fable attacks that have been made
upon his majesty.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-10-31
BULGARIA WOULD PAY TURK
Porte Is Disposed to Accept Settlement
in Railway Case.

London. Oct. 31.-The Chronicles
correspondent at Constantinople says
that Bulgaria has offered Turkey a
tribute of e3.0QO.0OO (Turkishl as the
capitalization value of the Sast Ru-
melia section of the Oriental railway
seized by Bulgaria, and that the porte
is disposed to accept the offer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-10-31
KERN TALKS TO BIG CROWD
Bryan's Running Mate Putting in Coed
ieI<e is, Irndi

Bryan's Running Mate Putting in Good
Licks in Indiana.
Rockport, Ind, Oct. 31.-The Kern
special reached this PLACE at noon. \
large crowd awaited in the court house
square. Kern was. escorted to the
speakers stand by the Hendricks clut
6rum corps. AT Evansville the eaHdi
dates speech was an. appeal to th4
Voters to stand together in an effor
to carry. the state for Bryan. At For
Branch Kern spoke to small GROVE
from the rear of his car.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-10-31
Gasoline Drunk Kills Youth.

Barry, H., Oct. 31.-Floyd Griffith,
IA years old, died yesterday from in
haling gasoline fumes as an intoxi-
cent
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-10-31
TAFT at Eimjra.

Elmira. N Y, Oct. 31-Taft arrived
here early today and delivered a brief
address to a large and enthusiastic
crowd
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-10-31
''CLEvELAND letter. FAKE SHOWN
up BY new YORK STENOCRAPHERS

handwriting and got him to read it for
them several times. Miss Bacon re-
marked upon the length of the words
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-10-31

Prominent Pennsylvania Democrat
Passes Away in MorninG.

New Rochelle, n. Y. Oct 81
James Kerr. democratic national CON-
mitteeman from Pennsylvania, died at
u: 40 this morning.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-10-31
Asks Public Support For
Democratic Ticket in
tuesdays Election. :
REFORM IS ASSURED
Eishty-one Electoral Votes Still
Regarded as Doubtful
+, The Campaign.

Winchester, Ind. Oct. 31.-Bryan III
winding up his tour OF the east today
issued an appeal 10 the public for sup
porte the democratic ticket. He sets
icrth what the democratic party seeks
u accomplish as enunciated in its
platform and iterated and reiterated
by the candidate during his hundreds
Of speeches, and he appeals to the
awakened conscience Of the nation TO
a sense of justice in the human heart
&c bring about victory for the demo
cratic national ticket.
Bryan promised. if successful. that
honest politics, popular government
through direct elections, peace in in
Gustry, competition in trade. security
TO depositors, and justice to taxpayers
will be the ultimate result as he be-
house OF representatives the senate
can be compelled to yield to the ex
pressed will of the people and permit
the passage of urgent reform meas
Gres.
Crowd Waits and Is Enthusiastic.
Muncie, Ind, Oct. 31.-RoCseyelt's
statement that Rockefellers announc
&C support of Taft was iudicrous anG
made TO injure the republican party
was the, text of Bryan's speech here
today The candidate arrived an hou'
late. but that did not dampen the en-
sembled TO greet him. They patientlJ
awaited his coming and accorded hin
an ovation. .e.>--s.e~.-.
Three Big states in Doubt.
New York. Oct 31.-New York. Indi
ana and Illinois, representing 81 eleC
toral votes, are still TO be regarded a:
doubtful states on the last day of tn
last week of the political campaign
and on them Taft and Bryan toda.
are focusing their contest for election
10 the presidency. Taft continued il
his tour of New York state. Bryan
devoted today to Indiana. John W
Kern also campaigned in Indiana tc
day. Tonight Bryan will address
meeting in Chicago.
Making Great Display.
New York, Oct. 31.-New York tC
DAY Witnessed one of the largest pc
litical parades in its history. Accort
ing to estimates given out by the o.
ganizers, between 10000 and 10000
men will have passed in review a
the Worth monument in Madiso
square before James S. Sherman, n
publican vice presidential nominee
and Secretary Root at 5 o'clock thi
afternoon when the orders to dispers
will be given at Times square.
The parade is intended as ia!
great impetus to the republican car
paign in this city and was planne
carefully on an elaborate scale Re;
Admiral Joseph B. Coghland, retire
vas grand marshal, while other proT
trent republicans led the respecti,
divisions of which there were
Hundreds of men carrying all ma
Eer of republican political emblem
"pig sticks" "full dinner pals" fla.
ard banners were in line. Busine
manufacturing interests were well re
resented, there being among other d.
egations wholesale drygoods me
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have good reason TO believe that Bryan
has even a shade the best of the con
test in that state.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-02


ale Y W W g
W Y Fsstprei q RfaFlsn County seis
dksts q nnion Next Meek.
af'eat lion Is being made fpFs
the Marion coanty ess Union soihiefss
reunion 9tI4ll full progFa van sbsI
printed u to-niotfo 3 Wig infan.
The reanie VIM be HELD ia this CITY
Fo N Get 81 and u. }! MAYOR eely vim.
| 15al ke the ddress 81 welcome Judge;
R 2 !; rgans Rtt address the soldiers.
on the cond the blg parad h VIII
torms CAPTAIN Thomas Reed VIM le
marshal The clfs school children yin
Ie} 81 "a g5 ~ -7sssI7sll q 81
II the man who has some thing To
rent Worry a little about his al
yertising campo ign, ne VIII not hage
go man other worries.
a9SWest rginian want ad.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-02
esnsy1nI1a 5irhfiktis.

Give Carney tsdftst la Meaning and
he WEI gise gopl tfal. ntertsin.
men1 Az u pupil ts ffounii him d
lover n tho best literature and al
ways e'9piR,e q gti stnaI and hignly
Interesting lions. You viii
Ike what ne does tprS ITS own sake:
sou VIA like II better Tor the way ne
does it ana pt Ike most 3of, all
his own personaIt Hear
lsigned EDMUND NEIL,
West ginta Unixe rsity.'
MI sTtstte pear at tile Eifth
ward sctpol slliditpft nm ght as
reader 5s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-02

Under the auspices n the Afd so
cleiy Of the NJ. Il. elmfcig His i8sss
nice crsteIio. reader mi ltnps eiia
Tor OF much abitity afpeaFed las even
ing before FatrHignt uatenee
Probably the mpst nota1le number oti
toe excellent and salfsa nine
rendered. by Miss lstsllo vas the
monologue ..san. & sac
inporsonated wis41 sue an
American girl Iapane se aud New
Enelnpd splnsse Ms rns eaFpsrs
ter rendered nItibeF q instrumental
selections dlIilp al1 ilt .Ils
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-02
Johes:p ". "

Miss Naad Downs ana Smith
Jones t.o PROMINENT Young people
from nsaf Ealtaing on, ssere married.
Mt oallana MA o. victims sday III
TINS week card wa recei edi here
yesterday teiifng the news though
relatives had been inforneti Of the
event some time agp Mr.. and Mrs.
Jones are expected here this evening
for bief vistt, utter higlh they vim
return To tlneif home Miss Il 5,wns h
niece Of Mrs n. aesiIbs. sthis
city
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-02

Mr.. aud mss butcher ANA
daughter. MIS- wfna fetuFnea last
night rom Bsrertss where th ibtsy. at.i
tended the anseiiine No tie conted ers
ate monpmettt q
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-02

nv q west VIrglnianl w IsIii "a.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-02
FUNERAL OF
HER GRAY


rms ll9rntng at ten O'clock the lie
snlains 8 Eiestoga Gnsy were bfoaght
to this city from his late home 81 ~
tfons We eefai cars carried ttIeI
rsmains and the friends and telatlyesl
from fonengah to the cits with an
escort tFatn tas local Masonic Lodge
togethe tie 11fonongah x 81 IA
and the thian Sisters the ears
|neE q Main ami Monroe streets tlie8
toealS " asonic sottge ~, q and a. nj
and the Khishts Tsrnplars met the
|4nneFai eortege, which Went directly
" thss Peop vs. Temple wnefe inns
|pressi funeral services were con-
|dilctea aey. w os pasili Of Moncf.
gah close frisad 81 he aecease,I
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-10-02
sn,aIlIN EEre

5f1alIH E5Ires 3
THE Hre lepattinenk vas es.llai out
a little AFTER noon rs put out 5a
small fire III one 10 y sam man Y
housek on snenee 8treet 1.-the III n,
age vs. aaaas
The daily tribune., 1908-10-08
MARRIED..

Miss Alma Armstrong and Mr..
York of Canon City will te married
this evening at the home Of the
brides parents In South Canon. Rev.
Hollenbeck of the Methodist church
will pronounce the ceremony. Miss
Armstrong IL the accomplished
daughter Of J. Armstrong travelling
salesman for the Wholesale grocery
firm OF Ridenour- BAKER. Of Pueblo.
aud sbo has been bookkoeper for the
Arm Of Dunlap and York. Mr.. York
is young business man Of Canon,
and tho young couple start out In life
with the best wishes OF their many
Florence friends.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-08
ATTEMPTED ROBBERY.

Last night at the D. and r. @.
station, three negroes attempted to
roll al old time citizen Of Florence.
who was considerably the worse for
havi pg taken a wee bit too much.
They were going through his pockets
aud effects when discovered by Night
Marshal Kelley who found that they
had secured little booty except pint
bottle OF the stuff that inebrintes
while 1t cheers - The dsrkie.
claimed that they belonged at Port.
land. and Kelley gave them tie pass
marked "skidoo". The last seen of
them. they were hiking" for the
cement town. and Florence hopes rhe
will know them no more.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-08
Wreck In d.
& r. &. Yards

The ID. and r. G. in the last 80
hours has been having its full share
of trouble. Yesterday there was a
small wreck on the Coal Greek branch
last night No. was held up here
until nine O'Clock by broken rails
and cars off the track at the lower
end of the yards and this morni ng
another wreck occurred at the extreme
east end of the yards near the Flor
ence refinery which piled up Ave
freight CARS At the time Of this
writing the work of cleaning up IL
In progress Had the derailed cars
gone 20 feet farther. they woult have
been piled up in the deep aroya just
beyond.
Passenger trains Nos. and we're
delayed here and we're consoli dated,
and this afternoon continued their
trip Passengers and mail we're
transferred to the Santa Fe. No. 8
was run over the Santa Fe tracks
from Pueblo to Canon City, and No.
came over the Rio Grande rails.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-08
At HOME.

The charm of perfect October
day lent an added pleasure to the
many friends Of Mrs. Philip Griffith.
Wednesday afternoon at her home on
the mesa.
The grAciousness Of the hostess and
the perfect arrangement Of detail
male this one uf the most pleasing Of
entertainments. Mrs. Griffith WAS
assisted by Mrs. Thomas Carmody.
The house WAS decorated with the
autumn flowers.
Euchre WAS the game played. little
Miss wilomen doing the punching.
Mrs. Walsh scored tigh securing a
handsome hand painted plate. Mrs.
Cndmnn wns easily consoled with =
dainty lace handkerchief. Both
presents b,ing the work OF Mrs.
GrifYith's own hands.
A four course luncheon was served
In the dining room.
The guest list included Mrs. W. e.
johnson. of Denver; Mrs. William
son, Mrs Wood, Miss Purcell, Mrs.
Yard. Mrs. Walsh, Miss Crossma".
Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. iISdley, Mrs.
Cook. Mrs. Columbia. Mrs Carmody.
Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Knoch. Mrs. Ad-
kinson, Mrs. Rathvon, Mrs. Criddle.
Mrs. Salmon, Mrs wilbar, Mrs.
Rupert. Mrs. Ed. Jack, Mrs. Tan.
ner, Mrs Cndman. Mrs. Hurst, Mrs
II. Robinson. Mrs. NJ. Il. Robinson
Mrs Niece. Mrs Bradley. Mrs.
Mitchell, Mrs. CAfky. Mrs. Egan.
Mrs Kelso. Mrs. Koonta. Mrs.
Owens. a nd Mrs. Taylor.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-08
HARRISKA WINS
ANOTHER THOUSAND

I. II. Morrissey has just received
word that his horse yesterday won
another Thousand dollar purse at the
New Mexico state fair held at Albu-
querque. Harry" WAS started in
pretty swift company there, but &C.
quilted himself with the utmost cred
it, winning three straight heats and
taking frs. money. This makes his
sixth race this year, each Of which he
has won and has made his owner
%, 600 in prize money. Considering
the fact Il at Q Is what Is techni ally
termed "a green PAGER" meaning
his first year out. this is most re-
markable series Of successes, and the
horse 10 fast becoming famous IN the
West He has in and about Fremont
county "a colts. whose value is in
cressing rs the horse accomplishes
each succeeding feat. He was four
years old the Goth of last March; he
was sired by CARL X. and his moth
er WAS Rose Harris; from these two
he gets his name. The dam 10 owned
by Morrissey and company. He Ia q
dark brown, with q white star in
rehead. stands ABOUT 16 hands high.
and weighs 1900 pounds.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-08
PROPERTY SOLD.

Yesterday Mrs. James Skies sold n
small frame house and lot on West
First street to Mrs Mary A. Cow
perthwaite. The consideration 10 not
given but we have 1t on good author
ity that II brought much better
figure than II would have . year
ago. Real estate In Florence In on
the uprise, and those who csiculAts
upon investing money in such sscu.
rity. we believe would be wise to buy
now.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-08
BROUGHT HOME DEER.

We stated last night that hunter
returning from the chase had passed
the camp Of another Florence hunting
party who had 70 far secured no deer.
The report WINS In error fro,.. the fact
that Messrs Stout. Sohr ipischc Stock
Cox returned last night. eAch bring
ing home nne animal.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-08

by O. l. McCampbell sni party. and
WAS sent to this Office this morning
with the compliments Of the donor.
To say that the writer looks forward
to delicious dinner this evening IL
but stating half the case.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-08

Brown bread. baked beans, cake,
pies. cookies, dougbnuts and other
eatmbles at Tho Methodist ladies' salc
Saturday 10 n. III. at The Hxdley
Mercantile Store. 32.33
The daily tribune., 1908-10-08

BRING THE SCHOOL CHILDREN
To the Lennox. Florence. Wednes.
Oct. IA whore DR.. Sapero. the we'll
known eye. nose and throat specialist
Of Denver. will examine their eyes
and yours free.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-08
DIR. K. @. SAPERO

The Denver eye. ear. nose and throat
specialist can be seen at the Lennox
hotel, Florence. Wed. Oct. Ia Con.
sultation free.
The daily tribune., 1908-10-08
WILL DINE ON YtNIsoN.

The Tribune is iu receipt Of = nne
piece Of deer meat which was brought
home from tie wbit> River ooun try
The daily tribune., 1908-10-08

The best of ser,ioe aud homo liks
accommodations Ut The Lunox. ~
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-12

I'm JUNE Ist, 1908, we promised
III the automobile world a car which
~ would annihilate all previous pre-
cedents, and compel a complete readjust-
ment of automobile values.
What then seemed the daring dream of
the designer and the draughtsman-and
what actually was the long-cherished ambi-
ton OF colossal plant, slowly taking con-
crete shape-has now become a magnificent
and impressive Fact.
The first of the ten thousand high-pow-
cred, solid steel Cadillac cars, which are to
establish an entirely new price standard in
America, has been running OH the streets
and roads of Detroit and vicinity since. June
18th
Before we proceed to descriptive details,
let us stop for moment and ;mpress upon
your mind one vitality important point:
This wonderful car, which says to every
higher priced automobile in the World,
You must prove that you are better than
1 am, orSbseu cannot command one cent
more than $14oo," has been in preparation
for FIVE years, awaiting the time when this
plant could be brought to the point OF capac-
ity and perfection which would make it pos
sible at such price.
In other words, there is not one ounce of
uncertainty or experiment in this marvellous
car at $I4oo, because it derives its being
from twenty thousand other Cadillac cars
which have preceded it. 1t springs i'm
mediateIy into full-hedged competition with
the best other cars at twice and thrice the
price, because it is the outcome and evolu-
ton of a factory equipment and factory
experience that has cost millions in the MAX
ing
With this thought in mind, turn now, and
look at the picture of the 3o-horsepower
four-cylinder Cadillac which you are to buy
at $I4oo.
With all the good will in the world to-
ward the Cadillac Company; with full faith
in our ability to make good the sensational
promise of few weeks ago; with your
hopes and expectations pushed up to the
highest notch-did you ever dream for a
moment that we could produce such a
superb car as even the picture shows, to sell
for $I4oo?
You couldn't have expected it, for two
reasons, First. Because no plant in the
world with lesser equipment rhan Gus, and
especially no plant which assemblies its
parts instead of manufacturing them could
have possibly produced it; and
Secondly. Because in our enthusiastic
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-12
49,
-

MoToR-Four cylinder, four-cycle; cylinders
east singy; in. bore 41a in. stroke.
The plan of catsing cylinders and cylinder heads
separately and using separate copper water jackets
possesses many advantages. Besides assisting in
insuring the most uniform cooling possible there
is the further advantage of comparatively small
pense to replace only cylinder, cylinder
head or one water jacket in the event of damage
On the other hand when these parts east
together in pairs all in piece, the breakage
of damage to necessitates the replacement
of the entire combination.
The crank shaft, which is drop forged from
special crang shaft steel, is substantially sup
ported five babbit lined bronze bearings, one at
each end and three intermediate bearings placed
between the connecting rods
HORSE powerfully, actual, dynamometer
tests.
cooLING-water. Copper iacketed cylinders,
gear driven geared pump. Radiator of ample eff
cheney. Fan attached to motor and running on
two point ball bearings. Center distances of fan
puleys adjustable to take up stretch in belt.
IGNITION Induction coil and jump spark cur
rent with storage battery and dry cells. Optional
equipment extra charge:
a. Two storage batteries and induction coil
b. Magnetic, storage batteries and induction coil
c. Magnetic, dry cells and induction coil.
d. Double ignition system complete with two
sets spark plugs, making two separate ig-
milton systems
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS splash system. Oil
uniformly distributed. Supply maintained by me
chaneal force feed Iubricator with positive sight
feed dash This system has been used on all
fourcylinder Cadillacs for the past four years and
has demonstrated its superior efficiency beyond all
question
CARBUREToR-F1oat feed type, make.
CLUTCH-Cone type, leather faced with special
spring ring in fly wheel.
TRANSMISSION Sliding gear, selective type,
three speeds forward and reverse. Chrome nickel
steel shafts and chrome nickel gears specially heat
treated running annular ball bearings throughout
DRIvE-Direct shaft in tube to bevel gears of
special cut teeth to afford maximum strength Uni
versal joint enclosed in housing and running in
oil bath.
AxLES- Rear-Specal alloy steel live axle
shafts running on special roller bearings Front
Tubular, with drop forged Jokes, spring perches
tie rod ends and steering spindes the latter hav-
ing ball thrust bearings Front wheels fitted with
two-point ball bearings
BRAKEs-One internal and one external brake
direct on wheels, large drums
STEERING GEAR-Our own worm and sector
type with ball thrust bearings.
FRAME-Dropped, pressed steel, channel sec
ton. Width, 80 in. in 'front.' 33 in in rear
GEAR RATIo-Standard on Touring Car 31a to
l. Special to / and to l.