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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-28
Won ciner alappcridIanae ae6iiien!

D}aiou g10cp, J}cu, o. I}di.
Ga5 ib5enjihuge aino bon 2ln.
6reu ,Vulnan puroe poH elmer alag-
perielaul. lebien. melte iit III o,r
falidcu 9alrtHIr meidc 6es lt,eincu
dltrf Sdnpeitgr 81 bcuugcn pilaltc.
cm Jlcit ltumtt b1ttc Tas 0iHo
rahm ols oldrlrI,drt 1ui uuo lDur.
5e pou sem crbittcrtcn HegtjI itUcr
fcrlaBt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-28
gNirO mnnOtOSt acmadlt.
l}1nN llnrf. p. l21i.

J}aU>Dorf q. LP1i.
Ter Staotrdt6 oon Gait Orange.
q. T.. hnt Ger bef1uuim 2tulrd)litru
Gnum 5oOmauu mclhc hbrigens
ndn0lg inter Foi3cimlnidt iie5t Die
bcrt.t, land5rte Grlau5uiB 5unb0al.
TEN t'ucs &0rtra9cs uic0er cut5o6eu
uuo Toe Gas oils Qli.tbc iiir ocu
8't56ausialI 8ejl5Itc @eiO }urildJe.
dehln.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-28
@ia stublinbuitric itmOicrcm.
geau Oorf, q. 0fai

goron oon @dlIbodl-9oocrbauicn.
felt ieiner 8ermdbIung nit Der Grb.
tod)ter oes StobIfonigs arupp 2ei.cr
Der peltberiibmten @erfe. lit 3u ei.
nem 8eiuf,e in 9Imerifa eingetroi-
fen. Gr mil bier Die pcrihieoenen
Observation-Disclosures beiuhcu rno
es beibt. er geoeltfe Damn nit Dem
TIottetuniniiterium betrcffs 2icie-
rung BON @alBerplotten. Sic ieine
sirma bergeiteut bat in &erbinolmg
al treten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-28
SeidnuiuOclte Die Sutcls.
San 9roncisco. "a. Wln

Geo. 81. 8aplor. Sobn zines an.
eeiebenen 8eitdit5nannes IN 9tcip
SrIeons, muroe aui 8epnnIaiiung
oes 8erbanocs Der 0oteIbeiiber. mel.
der mif ieine grgreiiung cine 8eIob.
nung BON $4,000 geictt batte. per.
boTtet. 4opIor ioa cine gan8c gleibe
ron SotcIbeiieern nit gcfdIidten
9anfaniueiiungen beitapin0eIt ba.
ben, uelfye er ooourh er5ieIt, onb CT
fid cine efte 9lnmeiiin9 fauite uno
iie Damn ourd pbotogrlpbiife glb.
siiae ueruieliaItigte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-28
g2iehcrtradltincr gInidllnn.

CANT elmer oua 0uiidlo cinlcirci.
icnan Iepcitc lit Der &criud leu1ddt
uor0cu. 0m Eampier ~. ! Sc''cl-
iinaer" Gilcui1um Der pca0cn
Stfamihip 81. pon Iullt6. Mite
7nnauii IN oje %uii p iprcnlcu.
2ier zanlcn oc9 GIQIonpitoifes nit
pincr taeil,uciie abacbrounicn a5ct
afiit.ider g2eiic itao5ai;cu 3uuo.
ihnr riuocn III Ser )lobre en,r
Futupe 5ciuu0Cn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-28
gfrifa.
NouIcuCIt sicbt nnd) nnocreu SagS'
ariinOcn.

9}oirobi Citofrifa, q g}ai.
Tie Roocuclti6e ,aaogeieIihlit
III hicrher }urifdetebrt. @dbreuo
Ser eriieu {mci Gage miro Der gr.
Qr1ii0cm @lit oes @ou0crneurs iciu,
Sam oas Sta0tbnl9 pon @co. Nc
WHaau bc}ichcn 0erlbcoeue 5cit-
Ihfeucn iuhcu oui Dem |rolramn.
gladrtc g4ode ae6t cr olun ii6er gt-
jabe mad oem G1tjf Tlitrift uno
crit Gu0c sui MIRO Ole Rildfc5r
erluartct.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-28
7raitiid,c .glaIircocl.
9Iao ort - 9}ai.

Ittlu QtI. p. WIlI
SRI Gadlel 9euiamiui, Noritt5eru:
iler @a'binBt5u Sruiua 0ohidule.
p5lht mciit BON ain0lru 5cii,rer IA,
mili,u b,iuht miro. bat i5rcn SA.t
lrinngn au8etiH0i8t oab ocu,a
melhc gepuoert mo nit Sh0nheits.
pilditcrben D,ricb2n 5um llHterridta
fommcu oida Sdonbeitamittel in
Gtgcmpart Der gon3cu alaiie abge.
lucroln ipiirS
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-28
9cncr Sancrnaufitano in @ali,ien.
@rof6ritaunicn.
S6nig GOmarO arluiHnt init icincm
YiinOrM Das SCrbn.

GplOll, -. Itut.
Sbuohl oaS g9etier am Yloracu
ungiluitll mar. tdmcu ole iportIie.
bcnocu Gn9ldnoer. au ihrer Spite
0aS aouig@paar nebit picIen gtit9Iic-
ocrn ieincr 6onuIie. oot IN beucn
@auien mad Dem biciigcn RennpIaee,
mo oas beriibmte Ierbprcuuen ob8e'
halten muroe. Ter Reunplae bot oas
grpobntc bmtc 9ilO, mo oa iih oaS
@ctter lc9cn9littd9 aufbcIlte. bratte
ieoer 9ahnWg ltmen9cu pom @elu.
deru Cua ICrbnrennen mur0e bon
Dem Eier0e @iinnru, mcIdes SfoniJ
GOmarO iclbit hattie cintr0len laHct,
gGuonncn. Ter 5ieg muroe nit S5u.
bel aulgenonlmeH.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-28
j3cnac inter 9Iuflasc.
05aoiion, 8iS.. q. y

0fuoiion, gSis.. q. Nfai.
Der NtiIlpaufee'r Nriuatoetcftp
Sranf Z. @ogrer. lpel6er por oem
llnteriufungSausihuB Oes SeuatS
be5eugte, oaB er fab, mie gcluiiiCn
9IbgeorOneten 9eitedungsgelOer aus.
gebdn6igt ruuroen, lit oerbaftet nor.
Oen. Sein Rro3eB iou om 10. SUM
bedinnen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-28
@crhaItcn iid1 ablchncnb.
g2aihin1ton. .. s.. q. Uni.

~NuTVIIITIUID =. 2, n. -ytuI.
Qie oiterreibiibe @otidlait miro
bon Sem 9luitduhen 6es angcblihcn
Gr3ber3ogs Soboun SaIpator nitlt
eber uod) gien 9eriht eritatten. bis
trtftige 9Gpcije iiir oeiien Soentitdt
ibr 3ur 9eriiigung geiteat morocu
iino Cine photographic, meIhe9lc6u.
Ii6feit NIT Dem 8aiier 3eigt. miro
rifIt ais 9epeis ouerfount. 5oQcu
SonOihriitproben 3u9eIoiien peroen.
10 miiiien 0ieie in @egenport zines
onrtIiden 3eu8cn au58eiertigt wer.
ben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-28
Scr Strcif in C,cOrain.
9ltlauta. @a., 27 q

WIIuUIu, Vu., : Z, ItuI.
@un0csar6cit6fcmmijidr Hciu Sat
nit mchreren ser itadtliden l&ilrocu.
traacr un0 @ertrctern beiocr Seitcn
bel Dem Sueife ar Der Georgia
Nabn in &ouiercn3. Inn gilttcl uno
gy}eoe al iiuocu, sen Sneif ju ltIId;
ten mo bcionocrs ietne gIusocbnlng
nui an0crc 9dbnen 5u perbluocru.
Qie Qoit fam icIbit uift einnh per
9lmo bri6rOcrt neroeu, neil Gin itar.
fer Reacn oie San0iuaBcu unpalllt'
bar denlnft bat
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-28
Sieben @crioueH crtrnntcn.
gifaburJ 1lflIi. q. Ma

NIUoUNIJI ~tITTv Il. --tAI.
Oos 8aloIinboot yGorri5", auf
meIfem iih 3ebu @aiia8ierc beian.
ben, idIug mGbreno eincs Shrn1es
ouf oem @@oo &anoI nm, mo iets
Qerionen ertranfen. Die 9fan1en ser
9o6ten fino 60. Wfapop, Gbc5. IPur-
Sbp, G0ote TidGe. 9. 2lIcranOer. @cif
W1oGIrop uno ser gle1er Soc Go9e
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-28
6onprntion Der ,,Gaalcs".

Sier miro ictt sic Sta:,sfonucr.
tion Der oGlaIgs" o5ge5alieu. Pin
tauieu0 GCICgdten iino erifgercu,
mosu Iuuotle Decatur uuo Qloo.
min1ton biouocrs itarfs z baarcn
rteaten. Gin arobartig,r lln3uJ lei.
tete hta TeiiLlhtelien Elm.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-28
Sin DlorO.
Wrn Eln. MllA. 20. IlaI
tuIU

W11 litu !Ulito 2G. lII1I.
Lic - Sobre lite 5rm G5ri,'ne
Gomeon uur59 Don ibrcm Gulc. itcr
bcn0 ino MT iertriimnericul Sdll'
6el in ifrem 5h'li3immgr ouiachm'
6en Tas Ee;t ans ocm iie lei10rn
mor. Ilu6 M 6i1rmeu I,e Gr1u
tarb fltri rad6cr Bon Dem Lbdter
5at man tcine eur.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-28
9lcrth ;nriifoctrctcn.


Maihin9ton .. y. 27 Q}ai
Tad ciucm Iun9luicrilcu Strcite
nit &au6cI5miulitcr l}naef iii 2 Z.
9. Nortb. @oritcber 0ca ,3cniu9omtcs.
oon iciuem Gotten 3urilfactreten G
Cana Iur1no oon Ga,jioruicu 1T ~
ieincm 9iofiolacr ou5cr'cbCn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-28
@urIindtor, esn., 26. Dpoi.

I'm $40 IisB iih bier Elm oeutIi.
der Gr0itob, Ser Is Sefunocn oou.
erte, peripiiren.
Geoar 8apios, So.. 26. Nai.
Gin Ieid)ter. 10 Sefun0en anbol.
tenoer @rOitOB mar bier 81 beuerfeu.
9lm itdrtiten mar er am Goe College,
no 0ie Su0enten in piIoer &ait o;t
@ebau0e oerIieben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-28
6rlicot cincr Operation.
SQriilJiiel0, O. 27

>qrllg'lel0, = II Ut1i
GIghftr " & 4eaulr, }peiaaI
Iii1iito oes 8oB8rcica, III en- oen
Tol1en elmer Operation bci wclder
linn oas rette geiu abJeuoamen
nur0c, actcrbcu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-28
2cbcnSmiiOcr 66ica9Ocr.
Gctroit. 9}id. 26. W}ai.

Ietroit. Yiid, 26. Wli.
Trci @oden nah ieiner 6eIratb
bcging bier 0aurice Roieniielo. Scr
bor yufi Nodlcu hierber fam mo
borbcr 20. 1895 8inccunc5 9lpenuc.
Chicago, iuohntc. Selbituoro 0urd
Grihiebcn. @c. iorgcn ioucn Sen
8ann ii ocn TOO gelrieben ba5cn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-28
@OQcn bcn britiihcn Sdnueitcrn
nndlabmcH.
99oiton. 0}aii.. 27. 0}oi

@ei oein bier tagen0cn SSobre8fon-
pente Der SraueninmmreNlerinneu
aus SEN iefs 9tcu gngIlu0 Staatcn
miro Die 6rage beratben. Oh man in
gImerfa oos 9eiipiel uno bic 5aftif
ser engIiideu Sufragetten uaha5.
men inQ.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-28
Gpppclmuro.
9}rncton. SIQ.. q. Mai.

EBrOcton 15I., 2. WtQl.
9}ei einem Streite iiber cine Rch.
nung iou 0nrrp 8ouar in @ilOretb
ben 2iobn 9raoing eridoiicn uno oci-
fen grlloer Burr oui ben Goo Der.
mun0ct bdben. Der &oroner bat
cine llnterinfllna ein4eIeltet
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-28
@rpfc llnteridInnnracu.

Buffalo y y. q. l}ai.
cnreo 6. @ooo. aniiirer inn 9u
rcau 0es Gollntp+Shatmeiitcr3 iGt
1889. lit ocrbaitet uoroen IS mcr.
ben inn 8roBe llnterihIdguuJcn na1l.
aeinat
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-28
2cntidDlanO.

Ut NneIdINN Tur AIUWpIIuV @pItIt
tagt inter OCs ArOnprln5cn &Oriib.
8arln. 27. Ntai.
Ter 1$nfrrnotionaIe GusiduB fir
sic Glnnlpihcn Spicle tritt bier uu-
fer Dem Goriibc ots Sronprin5en
ifric0rih g9llhcIm 5uiammen Gr
bat Sen Crt iiir Sic n1dftcn Spiele
AT bcitimnru uno ma5rihtiuIih miro
Stodholm 0afiir au5crichcn Ills
amcritauiidc Tcrtrcter iin0 u Y.
glrnour oon HCm 0orf mo Rroi g8.
s.. 5lpanc Don Scr Golmmbiallnlper.
iitdt oaucien0
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-28
On dOnpcntiOn.
Ddlmaufce. 26. g2ai.

WtIIUIIIItt, 70. ItuI
Sicr trat Die i1brIide uationaIe
aonocntion 0cs 0rrbauoes Der GiiGn.
maareubdnoler 5liauulcu. 150 Ge.
le9aten iino 3ngc8cn Die un8cidbr
1900 9}itglieocr Oertrcten. Gle
Sieuugeu iino 8cbeiu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-28
@rotes dnSenicuer.

f-1~ttNf Nttt'f = 90 -+AIls
Die 4nlaJe Der California 5ruit
Gamers 9liiociatiou ,puroe ourd ai.
men 9cor0. pelher in ocm z dapefeI.
raume ousbradl I'm $4,000 ge.
id)dOigt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-28
Nm Der Siitc BON Bilbao, SpanicH,
iiuN 60 SiiGcrfoGrjcnsc geinnfcn
uno ctlud 100 @cntc ertrmufcn.
SaucruaHfitauo. y
SOHig GSunroS @SfcrS @inurn ae.
luiuut OHS cunliidlC Scrbprcnncn
in GpiOm.
6rOfer Subcl.
Bilbao, q. N}ai

Bilbao, q. N}ai.
Gin Surrn. lpcld)er Icethu AT
hicicr &ii1te miithltc. hat Qc9paltiaen
Shaoen ongcrihtet. NlmOcitcns iedp
sig iSabrjell5c Der 6iiherilottc iinO
untcracaon9en. un0 man id)dBt otn
@crIuit an 9|cnid)cnIebcn ouf pcuig.
ltcns hunocrt.
Rcucr Snncrnnniitnno in @ali;icn.
0}aorio, 27. Ntai.
Gin @aucrrorfitduO. 0bnlih 0enL
spclher Dor cinigcu $obun i'll 9ln0a.
IHiien lpijtbctc. Ipiro Jest in @dIijien
bciiirdltet. po sic 9auern bcreitS oa.
NIT bcGouucu babln ioucn. >Suaten
ln0 99dloer nic0cy3lrbrennen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-28
Srnnfrcidl.

Gbico0ucr 0Initlerin nuSac}cidmct.
@aris, 27. Nai.
N}artba @dfcr, cine RinitIcrir aus
Chicago, muroe non Der Salon-Surp
6urh cbrnpoae 9rtpaluuag Ibrer
&tlitungcn alls8e5cl6net.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-28

Die ,,tIereitern"-3sttun
gen baben ole Beiebicbte
BON Ga Greiie nicbt nur
miticbretben Ionoern nit
ntacRen Pelfen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-10

than one paper for mayor nor more
than nine for council for the frst cleo
ton and for three candidates there
after. and not more than two papers
Tor the school board when there are
two members 10 be elected" Alder
men viii receive salary Of 81 800 each.
IN the election next January "the vot-
ors may vote for nine candidates, aud
the nine receiving the highest votes
VIII be declared elected The three
highest viii have three year terms the
three next highest viii serve for two
years and the next three Tor one year
each Each year thereafter three cam
didates-at-large will be elected and the
voters may vote for three. An mem
bers OF the city council viii be elected
at large. and there win be no ward
members Of the body"
The members uf the street commits
sion and the department heads viii be
appointed by the Mayor. subject 10 the
approval of the civil service commits
sion. The municipal year will begin on
the first Monday In February
Such are the provisions OF the Bos-
ton plan. II is intended to give the city
q business administration.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-10

to study as much as I could OF the his
tory of our country
Il got a copy OF some Of Websters
speeches, and l remember that MI
Hale sent TO me at my request the
document In which the speeches and
proceedings OF Congress are reported
each day. As / read and studied. I
tried also to use good language. and
began to see what l could do with my
pen.
Then. one day. while 1 was clipping
away at the eagle. there came 20 me
the thought that Congress ia open 70
anyone, who is IS years OF age and am
American citizen, II he can persuade
the people OF his district to vote for
him. / wondered whether II would not
be open to me, and as l was finishing
the eagle / was also deciding to do
what l could to ut myself for Congress
II an opportunity ever came 10 me
to be a candidate.
Next. l found that / understood
what skilled workinen are looking for
when they join labor organizations BY
this time I had some little faculty for
writing, SO l started paper for work
men. and was for a time both stone
cutter and editor. Then there came
this sudden excitement In Maine over
greenbackism, when everything seemed
TO be turned topsy-turvy, and labor
party men and greenbackmen came To
me and asked me IL 1 was willing
TO run for Congress against Eugene
Hale.
wen. II was no little honor to be
candidate for Congress against MT
Hale even II / was defeated. So l
told them that l would be a candidate,
and the Democrats supported me. too.
and when the election was over
found that the dream the stone eagle
had made me dream while | was cary
ing Il had come true at last"
Gentle reader, the next time you md
Yourself In front OF the main entrance
Of the postoffice building In New York
City, glance upward. Perched nigh
above you. you win see the granite birl
OF freedom that administered to Eugene
Hale. senior senator from Maine, the
only defeat he has suffered during his
90 years In state and national politics.
Copyright. 1903, by +. J. Edwards)
Tomorrow Mr. Edwards viii tell u
THE Diplomatic Nose That Discovered
! q Great Trade Secret")
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-10

Just because Eugene Hale, senior sem
ator from Maine. seems pretty much TO
have his way In things political these
days, and especially when A tarff Is in
the making. YOU shouldn't get the idea
that he has never known political de.
feat. He was defeated once--and it was
stone eagle that did it, too.
Those ancient inhabitants of the Pine
Tree state whose memories go back
vividly TO the year 1879, VIII tell you
that then Il was that Gene" Hale was
Unexpectedly defeated for Congress by
an obscure stonecutter of the name OF
Thompson II. Murch, a young fellow
who had espoused the cause Of Green
backsm, and on that issue had laid low
the brilliant representative from Maine.
They'll tell you that, and in good faith,
too But Murch himself. when I called
on him a few weeks after his election,
gave me an altogether different version
Of the cause OF defeat OF his nationally
famous opponent
Have YOU ever noticed the granite
eagle perched high above the main en-
trance Of the New York postoffice build
mgr Murch asked me. 1T isn't much
OF work OF art: IN fact, II Is pretty
crude piece OF sculpturing. But what
ever It Is, I am responsible for II.
learned the trade Of a stonecutter, ana
mad some knack for the better kind OF
work with the chlsel, so that ] was per
mitted, while working In the Quarries
ON the Island yonder of our Maine
coast 10 do some figure cutting.
The contract for the granite with
which the New York postoffice building
was 10 be constructed was awarded TO
my employers. and 1 was told that l
was expected 70 carve out OF solid
block OF granite the eagle which was
10 be used as an ornament high up
above the main entrance.
We'll. / felt highly honored 10 be
picked out for that Job, and as ] was
slowly outlining the eagles form. there
began TO dawn upon me all that II
svinhoIized With the coming Of that
| feeling ] began 10 realize my own llm-
tied education. and / made up my mind
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-10
ANOTHER CENTENNIAL.
Boston Transcript

BOSTON TrnnsCrlpt
The Gladstone centennial viii De
among the last 90 be observed this
wear. Gladstone having been born %
the twenty ninth OF December. lsos
Thus Tar the program for the obherN-
ance has not gone befund preparing 20
Mace u,rraths ON his statue in London
with which drty the National League
of Young Liberals has charged itsef
There may be- other Wreaths, a. an
effort Is making 90 have the Liberal
rarty generally deposit garllnds, ana "a
banuuet b. talked or Gladstone WIS
ono of the most useful men of tine
nineteenth century. Vet ms career
does not lend itself readily 90 song or
story. nor 10 speech making. a reai-
i1ntiou OF this Circumstance may ac-
count for the somewhat languid inter
oat the observation program has thus
fgr cvoHod
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-10
BosToN's NEW RULE.

In the city OF Boston two schemes FOR
new system OF government were sub
United 70 the voters recently and what
Il known rs Plan was rdontcd by "a
plurality OF about 1000 Party Leader
are said 10 have opposed e.. hut the
people generally were tired of party
strife IN municipal affairs and adopted
plan by which IL win he abolished.
81 "a thought. n AZ probable that 9TH
er cities, weary of graftug officials and
bottomless Indebtedness. win turn to
the Boston plan for relief
According 60 this plan mayor la
elected for years ana his salary b. flo-
600 annually he ~ nominated hy
petition aud the signatures Of not less
than 5000 registered voters are requir-
"a. Any party designation on the city
ballot 10 prohibited. the intention be-
ing 20 ollmInte pariisanship from muni-
cipal administration 30 primaries.
nor caucuses are 10 be- held
There Ia unique feature ln me
BOSTON plan La the Mayors second
year Of service al the state election IN
November. ballots viii be- provided
with this question printed upon them
shall there be- an election for Mayor
az tho next municipal election? And
this Vim be- answered by Yes or so
II "a majority Of the registered voterf
vote yes Then there must be a new
election, and unloas sustained by the
people the mayor must step out n
the noes win. hen ne can conolud'
MS term of office without interference
Msmhers Of the city council an,
school board must be- nominated in th,
naaalno way. mo voter may sisn NOR,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-10

productiveness for many hundreds OF
years yet An olive grove near Beirut
Is admitted to be the third largest olive
farm In the world. Syrian fruit farm
ers are extending olive culture with
much zeal and effect one planter re-
Gently set out 100000 trees In block
for commercial PURPOSES. Under ku-
r0pean system Of culture the Syrians
make the olive tree bear each season
while IN the old days one crop in three
years was thought TO be all that the
trees could produce. The low cropping
capacity OF the trees was due 10 the
native method Of thrashing the halts
from the branches with sticks, which
seriously injured them. The method
of grinding the olives for OIL and pick
mg the fruit are peculiar. Neither the
grinders nor pickers received wages
but are paid on percentage. The pick
crs receive Der cent Of the actual fruit
picked and the grinders get 10 per cent
N the fruit ground
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-10

Raising the price al which govern
ment coal lands shall be sold will not
prevent them falling into the hands u
nionopolists or monopolistic syndicates.
The blow must be- struck directly AZ
the creation OF a monopoly. The North
ern Securities case showed that mo-
nopoles can be killed when the govern
ment is determined.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-10
GOV. HUGHES AND THE BENCH


Boston Herald
n is moi surprising that GOV Hughes
ls mentioned as possible successor to
tine late Justice pcckham ON the SUI
promo bench New York viii argue
strongly for representation ln the SUE
promo Court. which has been its honor,
with the exception of hut few years,
since the beginning ~ the government.
And Gov. Hughes II not the greatest
lawyer of the state, stands high in his
profession AS Doe does in bills citizen
ship and public service. TIE appoint
ment 90 the supreme bench BIAS been
suggested previously Hut New York
can ono spare him for the bench. She
needs him as governor Tor time. ana
later. IN she should send him to the
senate a. a colleague of senator kool
rhe would render 90 a faithful oflcial
honor that is Die due. ana SET direct
hts services in that channel no when
they would b. OF greatest value
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-10
THE MAN AT HAVANA.
Cleveland Plain Dealer

President Gomez's message to the Gu
ban congress which reassembled this
week may be considered In the nature
Of an answer to those who have been
inclined TO cause mischief for the new
government The Cubans have been
governing themselves now some nine
months since tho end Of the last pro-
visional government The president s
communication Indicates that the Is
landers are doing much better than
their best friends believed they could.
Saws the executive. order prevails from
one end of the island republic Go the
other. crops are abundant and IN
dustry stable immigration is lncreas-
Ing. and the public health shows little
deterioration since the end Of the inter
pention ON the financial side cuba
shows a balance boz the national treas
ury of well over Sl.O00,000 which Us "a
considerable sum for a country 80
small Collections for The past eight
months exceed those for the same peri
Oh of last year under the Washington
government
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-10
LONGEVITY OF OLIVE TREES.

The longevity Of olive trees rs extra .
ordinary. ln Syria recently have been
found some remarkably ancient olive
trees whose ages are established be
yOnd question. trust deed exists
which relates 10 an orchard covering
400 trees near Trnoll syria, the trust
deed having been laaucd 900 years $50.
Though the trees looked AGED, they
am bear fruit NJ fine qualify in abund-
anco. and are likely 10 maintain their
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-10

Speaking at St Louis OF currency re-
form, Senator Aldrich said. Indeed
n I should be delegated today individu-
ally and personally 70 prepare a scheme
FOR new system Of finance for the
country, / should be az a loss 20 know
how TO proceed Evidently the Senator
Is on his way but doesn't know where
he Is going
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-10

Dr Cook will submit his data and
records 10 the National Geographic So
ciety. after they have been examined
by the University OF Copenhagen, on
condition that Commander Peary will
submit his data and records to the
University OF Copenhagen for eNamina-
tion. The proposition surely is fair
for what Is sauce for the goose should
be sauce for the gander.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-10

The fifteen professors. seven from
universities and eight from high
schools. who are b. undertake the task
OF reforming" geometry and making
Il "more practicable" seem 10 ignore
the words OF the wise man that there
t. no excellence without labor This Is
plane.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-10

Having voted for Major Mckinley,
Hon. Judson Harmon may ~ well lay
aside all presidential aspirations, un-
less they be Cor the Republican nomina-
ton
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-10

Thank a man graciously Tor his adj
vice and he will be as well pleased as
though Il had been acted upon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-10

heard from FOR a week is truly re-
marlgable II not alarming