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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-01-02
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Jan 1-Nexro hanged ~ MayerFviiie.
Miss. fhree minutes before notice tina
hts sentence had been ooUamuted was
-NerTo iynched a. Midway. Ala. Tor at
tempted assault
e. % Fourth Street Nauunal bank o.
Fhfiafeiphta. Threw bomb that KILLED
hiHusFH and cashier lnJuned siA others.
1Inmrs Cui~n. murderer Of vile and
strp-s1u. taken from jan AZ Charles
~ hA1s ~ MOP.
% Stanford waite. begun IN Kew York.
feh E-Tlaa Baldwin, rich farmer q
CuifaN IA. -hat and Killed Chas Ken
needy and wife. aud Mr. Elsmnn ana
dauEhfeF Cora.
Nisr mn 2 suner q HEAVIER Dam.
WIS ktilfa w.fe. -stcp-motaer and self
H-Aoh Of % mon a. Muur.o. Ia.
hanEed fWn nesre-E accused % robbery.
~ coiorcd eelneu aceusad % muir
deru5ss attack un Aaite woman KILLED
hY nfob nfar Stamp ARK
@-Safs blow rahhad Fauncrs A.
MerlhaHts National hank Or Hanover.
Milhs Eetuns coiurrd man
charged with attacking white girl near
toifsgt 3 2, nuche1 az buraut
Ar L1 seatsncv u Mr. Asgir
man Tor muut~r ~ wuWau's husband
tummufod 90 hfr Imprisonment
- isE iriesi 10 snaigi Com
who kll.l br &C. a. Alarich ana De
E-riau jury dis larrsl being unable
o. aErnr uu verdict. THaw uaraauarI
Ga IalI ta await arrsul trlaL
ls-lr Naue ~ DAYTON. o.. COM
yttfri ~ murder 90 father mother and
brgfhff ~etrttroelfcd az peniisnuary 81
I-Nerro and mother lyushci ana three
other peuhra kiiie3 and seven injured
ln NEhf Deb EnHr-ia nu account ~ ate
tempt ~ assrh who ~aped i0 assault
Nav 1-EN-Iadgr fIargls acquitted %
9sru number Boz famous fcud case a.
Jun Tual ~ won p Haywood sryre
Mfr~rH fos murder 30 ex-Cun F-truaan-
bars begun ut Rrsee idaho
DE- - Theoaore Ealcs charged Win
m~ifueatns former onurhtor, at Huua-
Jul n-Jss lfsrss ac1tit,od ~ charge
az rrn,pfriW tn maigirr 20 fr s. ~
Cox 81 krnfnrkB MenrF H~g4trEesn.
'aft1Fr Twins posf @nneis Mtrh while
insane. mursrro9 wife son ara rthar-
n-iap psfn nu aN then attempted SUE
-ifT. hut was afnt dad
E-Nsr Hag Yogua washington pro
f~.sur rnndcmn.l 90 dgath karls-
I ruhs Germany nor nurist OF mother
7 --wm. u Haywood found not guilty q
avg ieaNylu Cincf1. urEra. buChet az
Mnpie Ky fer saanuitinR ara kiuinE
seq a-Fraut j Constellation nrntrr~oi
g ufe imprisonment for murlef 20 MFa
ts-Nfrs BERTHA NaHf 90 nanaia while
insane, atrarriri heF tHrrc rhIiirfn
ort f~-EH-RherlW % 81 brown. ~ naker
EtF. UTF. kHirt hf hnwh
EMm. Dsrra rnlnrrH who sh0f police
man 81 Clmberiaud. Nd taken from
sau b. NOT. end shot and hlekrd 60
death
u~-Es-nansrr Frcdrn,k Mr0ul snd site
arJuiffrf 81 rharEr ~ wuFfrrIuE fret
Vic uf MalHn nf nrrafur m
g. NrEro at Hfrun Ca Nnched for
atraiiuE j. cents
{ With uuittta hF posse fnF muFlrF 20 co.
1 sfrf1nf rafrf ~ police af ralladvFa Ala
seven bandits hrlt an toan % StnoRa
faurf Win MEn
I "a ions ia FIcsr Adams murder trial at
N~nfhfwIfn. fdahn. fsir1 tn aErfr on
Arfflr anH we're tr hnrrrf
I nar Mrs AHnir 81 FTaalrg acquitted
un shafsr of rurirF re ex-senator
brown al Washington
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Ian I-Jos CaHs knoakr8 eag ka Hr-
uan tn yfghfh Mead at HoaaEah Nrf.
.A.uusIaFr ENr ued An1rr Hn rgrard
al So iumrint a. AuntsuE hich re
urt lE feet
N-Ahe Aueu retained -foathrrasrt
Fnamntpurrr tN kutlkinE aaf MnrrF
Naktr in rFFtt urand at ins Anfr.Fa
Fch s-TcuwF Nan kcackei eat Dave
Darga in Nlunt 90 Nlrt SYrura
ARK ,ftaNnE la ngrusae kLl.e4 ~
passaEe % anura1 Hl.nE Nl
Mar N-ralNin leuarrst uun u-ztcraI
amaielr etsupcnsa.p on us haislat
u~Gan Hrrrusru 20 NnHnuau rfaa
pres Amrrcan RrWlnr crrsss
sah Sfnhl 90 H,sFnE NsHrnal
basebhH tcar. rouwauei satcte "a
Wrr NaHrn lad
Apr -aFF la ssnataeu se tallal
sNaa tft nrf vrtFn m Hrr
Iua iullra ari stuld Uetatn sea So
v.sr m WaNlr Nrinar
ft~frn if~aa nrH krrnn N uaErr
Wrnt iresre af San n
Nt-EafEI NlHNrtUn rlrr Euu
urf SWAN hUate Nn so aitH g. EA
anranta at NsanfF n 81 ~ tfNattnr
rra NuraaH HnlrtH
artaa LonEheat tntsn rannfE wa
R71tVn Nsrstfee nad race drfcatrE
nela cf pc ana treakine reee4d Ter .
Mss muy nsrns sep reasFerrht
QnawfansHin ~ atfeatlna fitaff
phis latk uNflfn m Nnoena taft'e
3 1aeu Nees
uoa nrsssQa bsnaeag a.
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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-01-02
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ian iIuaEs Mccall y federal zcar q
Moughts dcclhru1 LEFcirfla fellow
servants an uucaaafauEzA
aFfssfral 1utEe &arHaru ssngFgeea 20
On hltNagk~s tlr ssiaunE tafurcacu
msasts sd ~, o. lui rat
uaf cGpQygs NEea al NcithFld
New Vstel g rad strsse
u-shcA lsDor Conspiracy uiA 81 ChI-
cage came % va3 Wsth 5ar1 unahts 20
1oha Mitrhen re-s,ecsed prsrarzf
hEitft Mire MaTNrrr
2-0NVr eA nen and vumeu To- Nsw
Acra tuzulNu3 ta tuc4srrmAkrrH a.riEa
Eeb W-MeEsErn bntUn Wrrrraah Na
anneunrea tnerss-s g 70 ~ Cruf n
Sea ,ss
m tcamsten uuian Acquitted 90 etaEer
~ t1s
sru uatriy 81 arecanf rsapsg ts
nsreet rasv sn Isaas usa - -
u6,oa ss.rl deh sa
ssz ~sss 81,
Apr sTtrsstsn-a stHas - tsaiaEra 81
Nsaavrg fsHnoa1t aFgted tnrsaEa u-a-
atRu ~ t1tC9utatr ers ga9Ha
u-drrai tftoat aad ae str-sgs Ia
act1eraA &sf- Gsuel cu1ra fs aEu
1sau Lake cty srrss car beers as 20
May insy sas o0sogai slrts az ,rsa
ea o ahr
EFnr BAL 81 ees 81 Pal1as
Estua -ae aw1 Nr-
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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-01-02

srfs FfaEf- ~ fntrr
MAaarEar q achtasFF E aNT -
MrH FrtrfU rrane or FassE
- SO r. $3.50 a. 90 e-Ffnp- rtrF
n.rrH
$4,000 esssa ka.1-rs A. a-r 1s-
F1ra arrea1 81 rs1GEa werE reHt1G
En HnN rarlaaI "
r - tfrFrara HrFa
Mrs GEaaas org uss UsEf l1 rrrFa
aW mraFa retr Naer.H tM rl
trH NrfUaEHefr ~ n
ffNgr HHw Yea So rfasf eE
eaUat - FfrlEa EtFerferEf Hs1l
faNaNT Ersa tr Hfraf nrf1aIE Hfw1rf
~ aEf Eeussa 49,
U1fErlrN rFssf rHF wa n Ea
X tufulEsf u ssfl1a ~
De- A~FrF TrIc9Esa 81 regaaTf -
Grraf 20 ketsN NEE HaF Fs
Mern 8Grsrf aaE las rwasFa So
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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-01-02

P0HTFGALC

Ian q hugh-s lnaugaraied severe
&c ~ Es rspebHrau r.setei re~
cfnur 81 Rev hamt >Strr b3 irEisletsFa
itE NJ flesh ~inaaFsVatva Ee,rraaf q
Is 81 IL F9r rlecioi SENATOR froga
Maine, " Murray CtHa uam MaHsa.
chuerfta simon uglfHhrim troU Nols
a'P i s" N1oFea
lur FROM renneer . 81 uasoR trom
Montana "a huruham Haul Nvw
hampahlr, ana d. a ~iaetanas2a from
10 House ,otpl q raise salaries of soa.
asmsn Q"
nroann,llr aHsif ua IS ~ ,-iyi
srnstrr inn TsAhs tiihun neglected
senator q, iiHnas trassture
Ksasss T. sscsi jo "a 3r,on
"a HnHsr passed peuatun appropriation
rl sni abolished 900 pension
Michigan clos tra ta alrcel senator
Aircr = % huTEg c u~ucrrasar
a. Senator iFtdtn ~ hra lrrs2
laug fghl ~ scat s Vnitoi states seu'
are ef Vote ~ G. 90
MAJ l-iioasr passed stip subsidy ell
aator 1rr 20 wisconsin. sent
resignation tn goNcruor to tahs eject
tldYnnm ronErcu alioewed eith
reN0r3 fnr iafst arHf aia trA
~ Ierrnnu ana frh Nnn T. Nrf ~
ns.frsn i-rr-rrnrraf rerrs UFtit
S-Fawfs N aarnrn iuok cath uf am as
rrrrftars 70 inirfaof Rests llrnfi
a rsr,o Eeo q ssoss,d 6ssmsa
WirtLrCn
marur 40 N~HghuFF. Nnhn
apr R~fpupleana ee,l,d state uckst
in Mfhirsn
i~-pounasier husse slegied mayoF q
fficHEn trarllun DrilH apnrptfH
state senator David RtaWrhell ap-
rainffi ~fnaiuHeifr Ht NhiraEh 90 Hup-
orcA MakuT NHrEr
Ia-Huf. n~HrHrulHn a Rev MrMUn.
arEinat MhHfn Charges Wrfn rrrtsrfrd.
tendcnrd uuriEnaunu uud pru4idnnt ap-
pointed capt George EHffA GO rntiat
MerIa N FIaI ~iUnNknratNn ENNNfnnf ~
Nnffd Eirn fn rurNEeH hframHn Win.
Nsrnp Nta ufifFd lo become asfIeiaui
eatrttal8 " tfeestfl
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-01-02
M34SmRs

Jan ZSlne huldinEs wreckes - eE-
DlrGlun q dynamite ~ Lowell ArE
u-Fioots Ia Oalo river valley Ec-Ei 70
lEssreral large steamers d-sreu aE-u-d
and fEnno d1ruaEe arue ~ reTrLE-
gale which struck B4EzIo- y. T
stroyed - tor1ato rUo p-sons fled
Mar E-Ffpc9s On vicinity C P-lE1urE
and down oAio river valley ca1ssd EngP
erry damage a. aa8A2e
about M8N pcrsona thrown or q
uurk q az least a mres lost
Apr IToTuado swept across IS1IanE
sdfraae p-7perry Destroyed and = %
mure lives tcsL
IE-Cues q ChlipAncingo aad ChflapA
Mentco. destroyed b violent eA-h-
quake
Jas EThluy persons Ausa 1azy hurt
and great pr9Pe-1y eAmaEs ens
by RfndEiorras ard rioutburEtE In ken-
r1ckF. southern l1inciE ans iuuA
E7hform causing properly damage eEU-
mEied a. EsAo swept over iD1lsn Isr-
:s-ThTes dIEunet iornasoes s.raek Mel-
cine l0fEe kaa.. Destroying = houses
E-Oa esids o. northern IndfEn Territory
swept b. tornado that kfued thr~e wsn
ent d~es-plet hsndruds % eer1cas
Jul s~-Rochesser Tex, nearly Destroyed
1-Bssn1 VISTA aks levss near Bakers
nel1. cal hroke ceo1uE &WH acres
ana do.aE Uao@6 datuaEe
s-sfurm l1 western WsolSn oEaaed
oeat1 % q persons many intEred
E5-M afFrEucug Chused EN2N damage u
vicinity - Lrare1Worth. kan
A4E L~-aurn1ao caused great property
aauara az Ia Cruasa Wa
%Torra1ues IN Wlsrulz-n and uEia
caused several deaths aaf Destroyed
wErn property.
urf &Tc~raEn near Lsula o. caused
~ deaths cEUaEe o. prareTCr e1Cr-
uCuE Severe storm caused graf dzr1-
age tr &cu Frra city ana Co hafhrr
Sur gEf2nees caEsad great aauaEe a.
E5ufEeru Texas
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-01-02
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MISCEE44RE0BS

lar ZFu vrePs NCr-a
eetot - FraTFa-4 laes
q s bate caNaasl
csEo uhat staars nl Ca ua s1na
ira 81 t g ter E e~
aEtt
- iu4e1Es Against hz-1sn1 Oh
. Co ass a11rg acUnzuE tar rE1
ay p ruEu- % lra
a-tea gcta By Ea r
H.A fa % la2 Nl--A e1rA-
I-J1aEe halia- q s. Past a
Eaas ~ Grt1f Nu~hern muHr Goa
-aktug E-sed turane q fe@
Pes ws- r1ts uuay o
wassl uFsfre Hat1arE1g % EIsf1 -
1t E fsr
srrue1r 80 Fnrzus randE ans r-ssat
ElEFa MGl 8 W EeEls - Ea
maE a AL e1EuaE
Nfar ara ~ R arEs M
AarT h1kE t11 & CrH
ner ael zsslnE uccnrnrr e ureserR
ani HEn9ufws1t q raretEr
Msr ENeu NeEce h ar@t rs
MaV in rsrArd % amls
E-N = -
sArshan Rzsf ,ut o. s.ry a.
tcf~S 81 ceasrtoa atre rraat 81 .r@
a lua
Aa Liosn a Wsi,h t,Frtei -
r as e
tsaquas esarf tsates Isl q r..s
= Nyeta A
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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-01-02

G

Jsn. u-Merchauts aud Farmers bank
Of Fairmunt, Mluu., suspended
Feb -F D. Gilman, former president
suspended Home bauk 81 Goudland,
Ind. found guilty of embeEziemeut
So u. Gilman. Indiana n ke sen
tenred 90 term q one 70 three years IN
@-nisappearanee Of sr5s,oo from sub
treasury a. Chicago made puzzle
Mar if-Nlrtual panic IN VAL street.
Secretary cortelyou relieved the situa-
ts-Gnrens' State bank Of Flrsh. Nes-.
u-Corbin Banking o. New
YORK. assigned. assets. Eoplgm. Habit
Apr Ma 81 W. salmon OF wsrsaw.
No.. convicted u Illegal hanking, e. "a
tsSced three years in p~enitsnuep
n-bank % Conception, az t4ae' NO.
- E1-Judgo smith o. Chicago found
guilty % conspiring 90 dgtrsud stoes
holders and drpaEitors Of Bank OF
AmeFtcA. of WHICH he WAS president.
penalty. Imprisonment n 49, me
Jul l-c1uEens bank q Erresa springs
EFort Dailas Sauonai bank o. Miami
-a-Farm~Ts National bank Of Boyer
town Pc. crdered cluacd
Aus LFeQpie.H state bank OF Bros ns
iowa lnd, closed STATE eatne
az Hartford. Conn Failure 90
~stunggney ~ money market
Sep WATSON q Cas members % Sew
~ Chicsgo board cf trade faiiei
Oct GIniQn bank % hlcnlaud and
both private Institutions. closed d0ors
l-CUilapGe % HelnEe corner iu Upper
Saesrd yl1ient gemg ~ sto.As ~
pended from stock e~HchanEr
u-New York clearing house ~comnltee
Thomas Interests had been ~ehuln4tod
num hanktnE Organisations q Ner
E-knicksrborksr Tris, Co. New York's
SECOND largest financial Institution,
forced 70 H4spru0. great slump On ~
e9ritics cal money a. 2 Der cent
z~sesrvtary % treasury Ordered deposit
q GA00ue % E-uvcrDmgnt fauda in
Neu Ncrh Pour Westinghouse
companies az littsburg ard enc TRUST
hrraurr % financial -strinEracg State
Bans ard Trust ce, o. Carson Nevada
q Threo minor banks la New York
furrrd 90 tlufe .Houfurru Steel Co. "a
M~fuinEhnnA Ala. nied involuntary 30
Gs pioTs mloor tsnkiuK i-nanfguous
Sea dofh CLOSED sn I mNa
TRUST 60. 81 FroEiisnce, a. o. sus'
3 Bsaaa IN New York ana Chi-agn and
ma1a other cities adopted tlearnE
draining 80 supplies ef egrrgu.5 and
tra1e withdrawal ~ aaktUEa 1EIariia
lforn'a Safe urplsif a TRUST 90.
tana. ai san trauItH"o. closed r..Etnau'
Gag rgHdiiaur 90 Aew nerA practically
Normal AEatn
Son -Taraa tmsli BANKS iH Kansas
closed United states Steel corpora.
ftou secured controlling interest iu Ten
sR~rly.f spuaia,ea Coz Arnold pHn,
aufha ~ &srtl Adams M.aa. one ~
lAretHf fNhHir EauHffEN Boa country
G=Nru HautH National bank 81 HVrt-
ard. Orr California tanN W Oakland.
cab and fzrmlu a Merehsaia hanA
uf Sapulpas D H. raFpHuesl
AeeurfaW 81 IreaaarH FuUefFuu ur.
arf-4 Issue of uf ~ Nauama
nuds aHa tiaooope certificates a. in.
nrhfrlrrr 30 mrHne ~ frftcEtnH H1anY
gai situation c1Y National osns 81
Iffdrrtk, DAla failfd
rTffrah STA Co capital ffnsk NL'
H g.. WhfcH operated miNn lH asvrra.
tiftva plsera So hau.ts az receiver
De- fEflkta SAVINGS Hhuh uf Chef
Ha Airh owned - state Treasures
fiaEtrT. rAHara
EsaHauaf tlant 81 Commerce rns a
lsrErrt annurfai Institution 81 kansss
atff. fHafa Horh
ou t1ti Nauoual bank o. rlttsbufs
E-IenI,uF National bsna &C Naut
AttehuTn Mas. ln hands 20 receiver
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-01-02
C~OC


J@3 Moroeaa army e9F;grea zaAt
CTS fed 90 Wu4ntalnH
-Clduese trahinE quarter % Banoock
1Mazarar-Ed-Lan shah 81 Persia died
u-Tilai eags devastated some O., Daica
Fast lnaian ISLANDS hundreds ~ ger
gEEzrshquake followed by nrp partly de-
strusrd kiuEatul Iawaira over lu3
swept ISLANDS 90 Samar and iyeste
Philippines 100 atra laat
ca. I1 which COZ SuettgrEam objected.
Davis promptly SAILED aval
a-Hnus9 giasials N5rigs-y apoloEtt-a
Admiral Devils
z-rdai wave On puiee EasJ ladies en-
ealfel lsiaaa 10 small 1853
5slaa, % Gre damp m mine aear
saastra PRUSSIA hiee lN miners
isier q sUraen 30 Ga-~i siatr
Ecm i-Erttsh steamer tsaNtrlrE sent
asaofr near HaritePolA EasiaAl =
IS 4 Al-thandryssy governor 81 PCn-
a. Rrzza ss~snstnatet
N-eaa.tlE North Australia 0gstrnEc
hg hurricane damage - EoHNH
tauEea British u-tyaf7er prania sank
tu collision urlr cartlH wales ~ per
Aauu drowned NutrfauF of port -
bake murdered
g-MaI ucrmrt Bertha from Ensiaud
ufurked cn Hook I'd Holland in tcr-
Mar EGuN SWrttruham ~ Jamaica. re-
uiEnrd post. E1Efty-usc pcrs0ua buried
fsu@ ef eSmasan. asfsstsa
nNHln' tHrraEc til
u-M prsnieE q uuiraHa- asaas-
D. poNdsr magazine on beard French
tatttfalip lena gRpiNdct az roulun i1
bius rs ana umcors allied and
nHHHHHHn.Hm Injured
Nar n-coaet lamstarn former Rus
ran minister % fUTylsu ansira tied a
= rsmTssn forccs cariarsd ,,rongly.
frFtInrd Nautursn taeu ~ Cauiateca
aud prrsidrnt Heuua ned boz boat
srsi % hoiy sYuod died At 81 reiuu
ApT tstuS-rs a, laaL Russia siues
usif Eldea Gors, ~saor,edci LORD Gro.
ts Fr,ef KS" 49, suea Fiasas is
Tarkey oausei death % 500
q hseaaran gitt AHar.a egrr srci
refuge on Au'rucan Craisvr
tsaAt least sNe t4tfNTtnnf towns tn Mex
- asstroyvd aai seorca Killed ~
= rrfafF 20 peace i-Jucn Nicaragua
and Salvador signed az Awapia
MAJ i-Frrrnr Nlrrtrane rausra loss q
millons 81 dollars aad tcatb 81 several
Yaresns af tauf-ehr
NAhnat has Aalalsa traaua practically
hrujtilstrd lH h-ftlc Win rrhria Ia
Province 20 nrmru TaFktsh Arabia
a-iitlr to thrsuv 81 spain born to lureH
Victoria at Madrid
u-Niarn rircrs lust lives tn nre in
copper milne 40 Neilrdrna MeNsco
T-c0EHE1kH kIilea "a irncecat uga al
iafE Russia in connection Win a rob
Jun. g. Russian douma dissoiyea BY caar
ali elections fDr new parliament or
anrrI...FFsf session ra Nnf Haste
peace nnuffurnrr Urla
q huFnirH ni native thrafef iH Hons
koug GU NHfnesr prrisart
Tnf N.Afffnrnf made fn aNrHEsHmufn
Prcsidcn, talicrvs of francs latter
wir Aashanos cS.vs,crnorrsuers
90 THia ana tuu rtHrn hirwn %
pieces D, haah hurried 90 caFuaEc in
which WrI wvr rhne at AieNaH3ua
nsr6r - corsa dea 60 aesi,a,s
49, i-Abaut Ia msn slirl ana usaa8ea
n urNaIt &c tUfcan tuuHpa enfaEad ai
sernrr N~HhantIuE @ nhrn iHEl ~.
tnfk 1aVaueen tn aecNt
aaruasanlanEa Mrnnsn tano1fard -
Frfn-h cntisru
HNunuah tnaepa rspshet nltE heavy
loss ln tnn trrlrraff attempts AZ uUsh
frrngh ran'h taft1e aaa
t7ifeanh og. eosernar 81 NIhorr pritea.
ant NlrirHs fef 81 tnnrIittN assaUNn.
aied ~ teufh IN 81 trisuhRfs
bfp sirAlRe does a AIT
teshs. ia estimated tlQAA
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-08-06
Pe-ru-na Did Wonders.
Tn. Marh,. ana m. penc,,.

The marble trick is as old as the
days Of Aristotle. Cross the middle
and fore fingers and roll a marble be-
tween them. The marble will feel like
two, because it is being felt in an un-
accustomed way If a pencil is drawn
between the crossed fingers the one
pencil will feel like parallel bars. The
same illusion may be worked by placing
the pencil between the lips and then
moving the under lip to one side. caus-
Ing the pencil to feel like two. More
curious than any of these is the one
where the forefnger is crossed over
the little finger behind the other two
and then applied to the end Of the
nose. Not only can you feel two noses,
but one of them seems to be about an
inch longer than the other. This last
sensation is caused by the fact that
we do not ordinarily feel the edge OF
any object with these two fingers at
the same time unless the part felt with
the little finger projects beyond the
part felt by the forefnger.-St Louis
Republic o.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-08-06
THE MARINERS COMPASS.
Influences that Draw 1t from It's Al
Iegiance to the Magnetic Pole.

Influences that Draw 1t from It's Al
legiance to the Magnetic Pole.
Nothing in the navigational equip
ment of a ship has been the subject of
more anxious scientific research or re-
ceives more jealous care than the mar
iner's compass, says the Windsor Mag
aZine.
The popular notion of the compass
needle always pointing north and south
is-well, more inaccurate than even
popular notions usually are. Even I'M
der the most favorable conditions there
are only certain places upon the sur
face of the earth where the compass
needle does point north and south, and
it is quite safe TO say that such condi-
tions are never found ON board of any
ship.
But we must go further and say that
no more unfavorable position could be
found for compass than on board a
modern steamship. which is compli-
Gated mass of steel. all tending to draw
the compass needle from its allegiance
to the magnetic pole of the earth, war
ring influences which must needs be
counteraeted by all sorts Of devices
which hedge round the instrument by
an invisible wall of conflicting currents
Of magnetism.
And rs if this were not enough there
are now huge dynamos to be reckoned
VITA. producing electric currents for all
sorts Of purposes on board. In the
midst Of these mystic currents the poor
little compass needle, upon which the
mariner depends for his guide across
the trac,lless deep, hangs suspended
like one shrinking saint surrounded by
legions of devils.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-08-06

from the character of the injury and the
methods of inficting it and the fact that
suit for damages offers no adequate rem
edy.
The man who has business which is
being unlawfully injured is entitled to the
remedies which the law has always given
him. no matter who has inflicted the in
juries Otherwise we shall have class
legislation unjust in principle and likely
to sap the foundation of a free govern
ment.
| come now to the question of notice
before issuing an injunction. 1t IS fun
damental rule of general Jurisprudence
that no man shall be affected by judi
cial proceeding without notice and hear
ing. This rule. however, has sometimes
had an exception in the issuing temporary
restraining orders commanding defend
ant in effect to maintain the status quo
until a hearing. Such a process should
issue only in rare cases where the threat
ened change of the status quo would in
fict irreparable injury if time were TAX
en- TO give notice and a summary hearing.
Notice for Defendants.
The unlawful injury usual in industrial
disputes, such as have described, does
not become formidable except after sufti-
cient time in which TO give the defendants
notice and a hearing. | do not mean to
say that there may not be cases even In
industrial disputes where restraining
order might properly be issued without
notice. but. generally, l think it is other
wise.
4 statute may be framed which shall
define with considerable PARTICULARLY. and
emphasize the exceptional character OF
the cases in which restraining orders may
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-08-06
CANADA HOME OF GOLF.
First Club in North America Found
ed Mt Montreal.

rirst SluD In NOrtn America fOuuu-
ed at Montreal.
As in the case of that other great
Scottish sport, curling, the honor Of
having founded the first golf club in
America belongs to Montreal, the Cana
dian metropolis, says Recreation. Early
in the '70s of the last century a Mr..
Sidney, well-known golfer and curler
of, his day. approached the Caledonian
society of Montreal, whose charter pro-
vides for the encouragement of Scot
fish sports among other things, with
regard to the desirability of forming a
golf club in Montreal. Nov. 4, 1873
saw the Montreal Golf Club founded.
A course was laid out on the side of
Mount Royal. the eminence from which
the city derives its name, and club
house was built Mount Royal is
public park, but arrangements were
made with the authorities for the use
of the course and ever since then. year
after year. the course has been kept
up at considerable expense. until at the
present time it is one of the brightest
freshest and most wholesome looking
stretches Of Mount Royal To perpetu-
ate the memory of the man who had
been mainly instrumental In the found
ing of the club hole was named after
him and when In later years the club
took up fresh quarters at Dixie, on the
shores of Lake st. Louis. the same
thing was done. on the new links. In
1884 the Montreal Golf Club, through
the intercession of the Marquis of Lans-
downe, the governor general sof Canada
at that time, with her late majesty
Queen Victoria. obtained the privilege
to assume the affix royal" and to be
known thereafter as the Royal Mon
treal Golf Club.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-08-06

while Mr.. Bryan would extirpate and de-
stroy the entire business in order to stamp
out the evils which they have practiced.
The combination of capital in large
plants to manufacture goods with the
greatest economy is just as necessary as
the assembling of the parts of machine
to the economical and more rapid manu-
facture of what in old times was made
by hand. The government should not
interfere with one any more than the
other. when such aggregations of capital
are legitimate and are properly controlled.
for they are then the natural results of
modern enterprise and are beneficial to
the public. In the proper operate of
competition the public will soon share
with the manufacturer the advantage in
economy of operation and lower prices.
One important phase of the policies of
the present administration has been an
anxiety to secure for the wage Garner an
equality of opportunity ana such positive
statutory protection as shall place him
on a level in dealing with his employer.
The Republican party has passed an en-
plOyerS liability act for interstate rail-
roads. and has established an eight-hour
law for government employees and on gov
eminent construction.
In order TO induce their employer into