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The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-01-02
INCREASED VALUES
PAY FOR RAILROAD
RESIDENT OF NORTH COUNTRY
CONTENDS PEOPLE SHOULD
BUILD LINE.

Someone signing himself "Subscri-
ber" had the following rouslng rail
road letter in the latest issue of
the Flora Journal:
we of the North End, why lie dor
mant any longer. We all know that
first, we have the best of timothy
land and lots of it. Second, we all
know good timothy land near rail
road to be worth anywhere from $50
10 $50 per acre. Again we are al
most certain of logging road as
far out Sled Springs in the very
near future. Why not make a move
anyway and put out some kind of an
lnducement to the company to eX-
end their road on into the North
iInd. Say each of us who have land
or property of any kind out here
would take so much stock in a road
to intersect with the logging road.
The result would be our land would
easily double If not treble in value.
But says one, it might not pay.
Yes it would. Look at the hogs
iorses and cattle which go out of
he county every year, besides the
lumber, wood and hay that would go
oIt.
AS to transportation, says an
)ther, there is not much land In cul-
.lvation yet. True enough, but look
1t the land that could and would be
out in cultivation if we had market
lor hay and other produce to which
his North End soil is adapted And
again 1t is only step, omparatively,
lown some of the canyons to the
Grand Ronde river to the undevelop
I'd coal fields in abundance and on
through to Walla Walla. 1t is only
l matter Of time until this or some
pther step will be made and why not
IS make it and profit thereby If
you have two quarters of land worth
$40 an acre it would pay you to give
me quarter Qf need be) to make
The other worth $50 per acre. With
an ordinary yield of timothy hay and
A market at $40 per ton, one quarter
IS sufficient to keep any family in
,he county
And then some would say: " ell,
It would be a big job to clear this
land. You need not care how big
4 job 1t is If you are getting good
pay for your land. The most of you
would have lumber, wood, and poss
enough on your land to make you big
wages while you were clearing.
There is no better land for timothy.
A ton to the acre would be very
small crop any kind Of a season.
We know people here who are
better posted and more competent to
agitate his subject and set the
people to thinking.
"Mr Land Owner, please wake up
and If your thumb Is sore, place your
pencil between your fingers and tell
us what you think anyway"
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-01-02
PRAIRIE CREEK FIRM
FEECING 700 PORKERS

Morgan G. Policy have turned Off
440 head of hogs this fall from their
Prairie Greek ranches. They have
bought 5000 bushels of grain and are
now feeding about 700 head, which
will not be sold until the latter
part of the winter.
Claude Sprague of Corvallis, who
has had charge of Morgan's dairy
ranch the past summer and fall,
was given a leave of absence and
has gone to Corvallis to take the
short course in agriculture at the
o. A. c. He will probably return
in the spring. Stone Butner, re-
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-01-02
Fever Sores.

Fever sores and old chronic sores
should not be healed entirely, but
should be kept in healthy condition.
This can be done by applying Cham
berlain's Salve. This salve has no
superior for this purpose. 1t is al
so most excellent for chappo1
hands, sore nipples, burns ald dis
eases of the skin. For sale by
Burnaugh & Mayfield.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-01-02
THE MOST TERRIBLE DISASTER
IN HISTORY OCCURS IN
SOUTHERN ITALY.
$4,000 REPORTED LOST
At Messina 12,OOO Perish In Earth
quake and Tidal Wave-King
and Q-!een Go to Scene.

Rome, Dec. between 10000
and 100000 dead; Messina, on the
island of Sicily, and Reggie and a
score of towns in Southern Italy
overwhelmed; entire Calabrian re-
gion laid waste-that is the earth
quake's record of Monday so far as
at present known. Reports are COM
ing in slowly to Rome on account of
the most complete destruction of
lines of communication to the strick-
en- places.
The death total in Messina ranges
from 10000 to 50,000; that of Reg
glo, which, with its adjacent villages
numbered $4,000, includes almost
the entire population; at Pail, 1000
are reported dead; at Cassano, 1000;
at Cosenzaa, 500, and half the pop
ulation of Bagnara, about 1000.
Ling and Queen to Aid.
The King and Queen of Italy are
now on their way to Messina, hav-
ing sailed Tuesday evening from
Naples aboard the battleship Vittorio
Emmanuel. The pope has shown
the greatest distress at the calamity
and he himself was the first to con-
tribute 100000 to the relief of the
afflicted. British, French and Rus
sian warships are steaming towards
the south and already several of the
ships of Great Britain and Russia
have performed heroic service in the
work of rescue.
lt is feared that many foreigners
have been killed, as a number of no.
tells at Messina and doubtless all
other places were crowded with tour
lists.
Swept by Tidal Wave.
Messina, whose tragic history has
been marked by tidal waves and war.
and which was the center of Mon
days terrestrial maeistrom, was shak-
en- to ruins. Flashes burst forth to
complete the city's destruction and
to burn alive untold numbers help
lessly pinioned beneath fallen walls.
The Strait of Messina was shaken
and twisted by the earthquake's
trembling, for mariners report the
channel altered beyond recognition.
Practically three-fourths of the city
was swept from the earth by vast
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-01-02

run.
Daring the same time there have
been Is car load lots received here.
The business both passenger and
freight has exceeded aaticipations,
and the railroad men say the bust
ness breaks all records for a new
station at town of this size.
Harry Dowd shipped three cars OF
cattle to Wallace from Enterprise,
Thursday, and NJ e. Hotchkiss ship
ped one car of hogs and one mixed
hogs and cattle, Friday. Hotchkiss
also loaded two cars of hogs at
Joseph
Passenger Travel.
Agent Harman sold $1,000 worth of
tickets during December, which GER
tainly shows that the people of En-
terprise and vicinity are going some.
Friday morning 33 tickets were sold
A collision with a hand car too
near the track below Wallowa
knocked off the coach and smoker
steps Monday afternoon.
A candy butcher, Barkalow Bros
of La Grande, keeps passengers
awake on the long run on the branch
train,
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-01-02
tidal wave. Hundreds met death in
this inundation.
Danger of Pestilence.

There is the gravest danger that a
Eestilence will follow the destruc-
ton of the town. On account of
the vast havoc wrought, bodies will
lie unburied for days and weeks.
Those who escaped death, many of
whom are badly injured, are making
their way by the thousands to the
nearest place of refuge.
Mount Aetna appears to have
been the center of the disturbances
and that portion of Sicily within a
radius of 40 miles seems to have
been laid waste. 1t is not known
whether the volcano is in action, as
that section of the island is complete
ly cut off from the world, even the
railroads of the entire eastern half
of the city being destroyed.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-01-02
NEW ROAD DOING
LOTS OF BUSINESS
SHIPMENTS TO AND FROM EN-
TERPRIsE ARE HEAVY-S5
CARS OF STOCK.

SlXty-five car loads of live stock
nave been shipped from Enterprise
station since November II, the date
OF the first shipment from this place
or during period of 80 days not
counting Sundays when no trains
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-01-02

IS no novice having been in the real
estate business at Wallowa before
coming to Enterprise. The com.
pany's office is upstairs over Ber-
and's harness shop.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-01-02
FOR SALE.

Billiard and Pool table, in good
condition, with new cloth. Half price
for cash. Burleigh & Boyd, attor-
neys.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-01-02

BUGGY, second hand, in good condi-
tion, newly painted. Cheap. Inquire
of Rodgers Bros.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-01-02

Landlord Bauer has a fine, large
drawing of the new court house, as
it will appear when completed, hang
ing in the office of Hotel Enter
prise
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-01-02
A SDrained Ankle.

AS rule a man will feel well sat
i5fied if he can hobble around on
crutches in two or three weeks after
spraining his ankle, and it is often
Two or three months before he is
fully recovered. This is an unnec-
essary loss of time, as by apply
ing Chamberlains Liniment, as di-
rected, a cure may as a rule be
ERECTED in less than one weeks S
time, and in many cases within three
days. Sold by Burnaugh & Mayfield.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-01-02

JOSEPH PULITZER, EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK wORl D.
Froln a painting BY sargent

Joseph Pulitzer
e Panama canal purchase has for the
most conspicuous figures
Whc
national politics. welded
New YORK city and throughout
upon matters of worldwide
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-01-02

Football Next Sunday.
Joseph VS.. Enterprise at Enter
prise Sunday afternoon, January 8.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-01-02
Pratt School.

Pratt School.
Pratt school re-opens Monday after
the holiday vacation. M. H. Tucker
is teacher.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-01-02
LOST.

SHEPHERD PUP, Smonths old, yell
low, short tail, answers to name of
Bob. A child's pet. Reward for any
information leading to his recovery.
c. A. Loosely, Enterprise.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-01-02

Ruberoid roofing, ply and 2 ply
for sa!e by S. D. Iteltner.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-01-02
v A n 7 s

Classified notices in this column,
l cent a word each insertion in
either the News Record Zone inser-
tion a week. or Chieftain; 11a cents
a word for same notice in both pa
perS.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-01-02

One Minute Washer-satisfac
guaranteed or money refunded, at
Ashley's.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-01-02
FOR RENT.

GOOD WINTER PASTURE for
horses, at The Buttes, Address,
Box 13, Enterprise, Ore. Balm
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1909-01-02

School re-opens Monday.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
Equity Court No. I.

III SIltE BAltN AIIl
No 9ss9I Sullivan q a. IS S1CuC-t e. al; ar
pearaucs of absent defendant ordered Attorney, O.
r Mesilac.
n. 2ssa D4ly ss al IS Same; sane Attor
n5y. same
Nc. ZSl EGscn. trustee e. a. vs- Sr0ldart e. al
deere TestinE title b. adverse possession Attar
neg. L Wuliamsou-
No. ls75 Disgs vs- Washington ct al; cTdei
nisL Attorneys. e. Ca-ril sioIl-E- VI. Hewlett
No. Z5S7. Pas'ey ct a. Us Collins 90 al ordei
20 pay furd o1t 0f r=gstr q cont Atterneys
Newton & Gillette. G. Gertman.
No oEG- TinstCin vs. fIusrcn 20 al . order az
pointing Guardian al lten- Attorneys. J. F. Nulialy
&C. c. siCr1nau-
No. 2s-9- We6er vs. Laulam; trustees 70 SCI sp-
pointed. bond. SOC
No Z751 TIE Edcs HONE IS. Waters et al
decree DID coTfcsso Attorneys. Gordon & Gordon
IN re GmaC1 Nichasl kelly, reierrirg account
10 sudit0T-
IN - Guaac] William Connor; order 10 pay
u.aintevance.
No. 2s52 Duncan 60 al Us Potomac Buili.rg
Loan Association. order appointing receiver; bond
1GH Ar~Dsys. vs.. A. Johnston and vs. n
Williams.
-. S53 In re Robert Lyons. receiver; order
n sci assets. Att5uey. l. ". Weit1eL
NJ Z4g- Jones vs. J1les-Psters Construction
Company; order appointing receiver. bond. 500.
At;0-ueg, r L WIiiaus
No 2a;2 Han IS. han, reference % examiner
Attoness. ]. 3 GreCn-C. C11rmgt0n ard " l.
,r,f--1=-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11

Thor1s W s-1I5Iedeld and cared 4 S--eat
trustees. 20 Richard E. s-roet V-rt los :. s3-a-e
- Zm
Chew Clasa-Ths Chevy Cb-ss Lznd Company &c
Alvr- u S.l1ei5er 1t = square I555 SO
kalcEsr-s He-E-ts-ScTaia =. S'-al-- % Esunen
Jennings I1rt -ct p square 90 81
= TW1lty--li71 street na--1Tes.-gi,azrI J. Har-
tssr @ Ey- 70 EdWsTi s Q1l-1a. lot 3.
square &C. So
0 street. between First ard Tai75 streets north
wcst-1Iary J. B.aldiord % Tz1rAs J. Bind
ford pa-t Ii 6. square IS SD
E-slth ard I s-r-e-s rCr--ess--Frsr-is A B.rn-
cln e vL @ II 7. Ar-1st Isisr. ll- s..
square IS ST.
Pleazant Piaias-Esra-d T Lewis ct Tx To Cz-e-
lard Aboe. r, i1- s. ST-z-e --F 81
Grant Pa-k-Jo11 =. T. White % TX % JON
T. P-Fe-s l--s = % 3. =rra-e - So
lnSies.1e-hllzahcta NalhriSe et a. % Richard
4 Bailcy lots 3 90 81. Book g SO
Ba--y ka-n-Ns-d Chapman e vi-. Arthur " e.
al % Esther Woodward. part I7t - ser-ssa
g SD
SeEez-eeath ard s-7ac-s s5a-hsast-Ch-rles :.
Slre7e. r. ar Er1er- : Hume trustees. %
James o. CaEte1. Emma 2 Num- Ahce 4.
L-ooard. Cr7gaal i-t u. square ie-. 80
LDorg Msadsu--I--ss-i-a schmidt % VIZ Ar-ls.
WssLinsrca H-ehlzr5z-Chsrles g. Taylc- to Lee
Fr7zicT. l--s Is and ls bi1cs @ Sc
Thirteenth s'reot. between ; ard T streets uor-a-
west-lIi-leI O. Dumas o. }Iz--r-et L. D-5.--s
pan oEi1al lo- :. square -. ST.
i6Si r street. u1rthves--1li-lei d. Ir-rszs r. TX.
% Lizzse .. Hanev. Iot - square Up. 81
Noun. Pleasant and ps-asar- P-si-s Columbia
Hei-h-s-AuEaud J. CEz1-sc1t c. az %
Clz--es P.car6. 1T ID So
Thirtieth street E5--hreS---Edi-l A. NcCarts-ey
% thaTies II. CHsia, Parts lots s. and s..
square ~ sc
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
LIQUOR FIGHT IN BRISTOL
Local Option Election VIII Be Held
IN July.
City Is Now Dry and s"Wets'
Want Opportunity to Supply
Prohibition Tennessee.
.1ecisl to Tse wasbins.an Hsrsla.

SPECIAL to The Washington Hersld.
Bristol. Va. May 10.-Bristo! viii have
q local option election between July ID
and l5. following the going out OF the
saloons IN Tennessee July ], with a view
10 voting wet" and supplying much Of
the new prohibition territory. This would
plsce- whisky much closer to East Tennes-
see than it has been in years.
Half OF this city is in Virginia and the
other half In Tennessee. The Tennessee
side IS "hOpelessly dry" from the stand
point Of the faction favoring license. and
the plan is 10 have the Virginia part OF
the city IecaIize the sale Of liquor.
The Abingdon dispensary. thirteen miles
east OF Bristol. is realizing S50.000 a year
prOdJs from the sale OF liquor and IS
paying OF the towns bonds. repairing the
streets. and building roads into the
country.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
STRIKERS ASK CONFERENCE
Amicable Settlement Of B. & 0. Shop
Trouble Is Sought.
Railroad official Has Not Replied
10 Request for joint
Meeting.

Baltimore. May IA special meeting of
the striking machinists OF the Baltimore
and Ohio shops at Mount Clare was held
this afternoon and the situation gone
over by the leaders
Under the direction Of business agent
a. F. stark, a letter 70 Vice President
Potter. Of the Baltimore and Ohio. was
prepared. asking for q conference on the
question. which Is simply the substitution
by the company Of the pieceWork system
for the day rate in the machine shops
The letter was signed by the committee.
six each for the union and nonunion
workmen-
Il IS thought # the conference can be
arranged that a settlement VIII quickly
follow. for It is pointed out that SINH
lar struggle seven years ago. on the same
question. was won by the workers
Vice President Potter had not answered
the request Al the time this dispatch was
fled
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
ODD FELLOWS MEET.
A. &. WOOdhOuSe IL Elected ytr-
ginia Grand Patriarch.

SDec-al 20 The Washington Hsuld
Bristol. Va, Nay 10-The grand en-
Campment Of the patriarchiaI branch Of
the Independent Order OF Odd Fellows OF
Virginia met here to-day and elected Of
icers for the next year The Rebekah
Assembly and the Grand Lodge. I. o.
O. F., Of Virginia, viii both meetshsrs
Tuesday morning. and be in session Tues
day and Wednesday
There are more than 80 delegates and
visitors frCm all parts Of Virginia. at
tending the Odd Fellows convention
John c. Noel, grand master. VIII call the
grand lodge 10 order tomorrow. J. W
Mort. II. G. Peters. and Mayor Rice
viii speak.
The grand encampment elected a. c.
WOodhouse. Of SJaunton. grand patrf-
arch: Hill Montague. Of Richmond. and
William Wylde. Of Norfolk. grand repre-
sentatives 10 the sovereign grand lodge
Of the world; n B. Ferguson. son OF tne
late J. W. Ferguson. the latter grand
treasurer Of Virginia for fifty-four years.
viii be elected TO succeed his father.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
DEEDS OF Trust.

Sheriff Estate - EIE6ue T Br1dls q Tl-uzs
Walker and ChaTicS H. s-rutbc-. 10 sec7l7e Ran
do-Fh v. LoNrle, Set2, months, without IL
teresI part
Square III Auen G-iTtb e. TX. - Frank J.
Diev511re ard james BeITT. 90 sec1re Pe-rc-uaI
B-illiue Aszs-ation. $50 lot s.
Square laiS-lra e. Day G. TX O sane. u ss-1e
Sans Sla ao. lot IlS
Square s7g5h Of square g.. - George G. Lsrtsl e
TX 10 The Washington Lean and T1-st Con-
uGuy. - sscrrc Eluor1ble Co-oTeIati7e Builflug
Azs-Cs1cicn. 500 lc-
Icunt Pleasant and Pleasant Plai1s-F-etzrscs ?.
R-sssl 20 TX 20 same 20 sec--e sane S.5a.
AID William z S--T--Ele. % sCC-Ire George /
Bcrs1r- SIS. I -cz-. Der cent ssusi-azulzl-y,
al interest ia estate q john 2 Lirpcd-
McCct Ilcasaut and plaasa-. Plains and Cclur-
hia Hsirh-s-C Cha-,es Picard e. ux- % E1srT J.
Bur and Francs T. SHeefy. % sersre 2I-ta=l
SERIAL B-ildius Association. S,so. lst Il
kaloraU2 Hsizhfs-Hauy I. Light e uz- % VII
l1m D. Hoover and Alce-t p. Fo1- % se--C
samuel Ross S5-e. j year. 3 Der csnt s5si-
s-nuslly. lot q. b'cck E.
Slus-e 5-Eizat1ch g. STANDBY 70 Hc-atis y
Ts2.ia am Ciaud Livingston. 20 sec1-c Lille T.
TzDl-E. SIC years. 6 DSr cent. sc-1i---z11-y.
Square I].s-George " Barnes to Gear-e n Em-
ETcl and Douglass :. 1IaCsau 10 Se-75
Washington SiX Per Cent Permanent BCi,d--g
i
Wyoming Terrace and Washington Hesrhts-Helcn
r HsInes e. VIZ Helry g.. 20 Naiiozal Szr-
inSs and Trust Company 70 securc Anna 2
HigsIrs se-eao. years. 5izTSr ccnt, ssuli-ar-.a-
ally ID. l
Wy0urs Terrace ami Washington HeiEbts-Hs,sa
r Haines Ct VIZ. Henry C.. to CHARLES ?
Stone and CharlCs ". FAIRFAX. 10 ss1rc SAN
Uei Ross. $50. / to 6 months. per cent, los
-
Bf.satWood Pars- Edward McAIeer et * 70 ths
Washington Lean and Tulst Company. % Sc
ere EQUITABLE C0-cTersJire Building Assccia-
ti1n. Sl.oCe lot p block n
square 5-5-Ricllard Z. Street 90 Milton z Alesi
and William !. Father. % so1Ire John ~ /:
Jones. $50 years per cent. sen.i-ann1-
ally. part original lot =
Chevy Chasc-Albert u. Schneider e uL 70 I'd
ward J. Stellvasun and GeorSe E Fleming.
- sec7re Edward L Hliyer. S5H. 3 yea-s.
- pfr cCnt- scmi-auuaily. lot = square 80
Same &c Thomas NJ Gale ard George L Ham
G;cn. % secure the Chevy Cbsse Land Ccin-
Tauy, S.55CC5. monthly ECces. QeT cent. seiai-
annually. sane land
SQUARE 235-HCigu l. Holmes e. VIZ. EGulu 5, 2,
e. American Security and T7I-t Company. 20 -
CEre National Swings and TTust Company, 81
o5. yeaS. ; peT cent. sEmi-aEsslly, lot >
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
TOBACCO MEN IN SESSION.
Cigar Leaf Association VIII Discuss
Free Philippine Product.

Baltimore. nd. Nay I9-PennsyIvania
and Connecticut delegates were in the
majority to-day at the annual meeting
CT the National Cigar Leaf Tobacco As
sociatioE, which convened n the BeIve-
dere Hotel This mornings session was
devoted 10 routine business
This afternoon the delegates took q
"Trip 20 Annapolis aboard the municipal
steamer Letrobe- Arriving at the Mary
land capital the visitors Inspected the
Naval Academy, and witnessed q dress
parade Of the nidsaipmen. The most
important question before the convention.
which VIII be in session two days, is the
discussion Of admitting tobacco free o.
duty from the PHILIPPINE Islands
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
WARM IN NINTH DISTRICT.
Tucker Claims Many Contests-Rhen
"MaChfne- for Mann.

~F~-ial % IT, Washington Herai3.
Bristol. Va. MAY 11-The Democratic
eubernatorial contest is waxing warm IN
Southwest Virginia. and Henry St
George fuckers friends row declare that
the contest is very close IN the Ninth dis
trict which has heretofore been reckoned
as Judge Mann's strongest territory. They
claim Tucker viii certainly carry Wythe.
Pulaski. ard probably TazeweH, Scott, and
Wise counties
The old Rhea machine" which was
powerful enough 10 keep Judge Rhea r.
Congress twice. in a district then and
Row largely Republican. is solid behind
Mann IN the southwest. and VIII en-
dearor 10 deliver 20 him every one OF the
thirteen counties Of the district
Judge Mann made a vigorous defense
Of Judge Rhea, when his appointment TO
the corporation commission was held Up
IN the State senate. pending an investiga-
u0n Of charges Of corruption in politics.
preferred against him By Senator Noel.
Republican
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
Lessons Cost OF Mining Coal.

eei BE- The Washington He-al5.
Huntington. ". Va. May 10-P J.
--.-. general manager OF the Superior
.-.---oatas Coal Company, at Davy. has
,-,--et patent papers upon two ma
which VIII revolutiOniZe the coal
S aac loading business One OF the
IS known as a low coal loader.
So s--el placed IN z mine where the coal
0W wll co the work OF loading the
-..4e cars IN a much shorter tine than
machine ROW n use. reducing the
c 21 that item Of producing coal 4
lo. cea- The other machine is q coal
sstter. and It is said 20 be the best ma
>ll--e Of its kind on the market
The Washington herald., 1909-05-11
THE DEPARTED FREAKS.

The coming, ali crumpous and gay with weary old
@ and elephants gray and hand painted zebras Bedouns
and Greeks but gone the deshOw and gone the freaks
They've the lady who weighed half ton stunt of the
lovely Cicassan done; the Osed Man. poor unfortunate soul
holds down job telephone pole more in his cage
does the Canbal Chief make horrible sounds he swallows
beef lady whose wers made oooers rave has purchased
husband-and ao shave The faces familiar forever are gone
the freaks departed jail pawn and now we're expected
TO curl up laugh the heartbon clown or the toeaded
calf WALT MASON
lcopaslt 1913 by Gezso Mathew Adus)