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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-02-26
Locking Forward.

Yoh unncle wants to prophesy as how IT
won be long
Befo' dem African will beasts dat seems
so tough an strong
Will learn to min deir manners an be
gentle an polite.
Dat big sticks whut dey been a-needin'
fob to set 'em right.
Well have dat roarin' lion so obligin' an
so tame
He'll purr jes' like kitten an come an
swerin' to his name.
Well hitch de zebra to a cart an go to
town an trade
Fob drinks an dry goods wifi de eggs de
cacklin' ostrich laid
De tiger will be comm round a-cryin' to
be fed.
De ELEPHANT will be grateful IL you pats
him on de head.
When 1 takes notice of de tamin' OATS
already done.
1t pears like fixin' Africa was ordinary
fun.
-Washington Star
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-02-26
Neiqhborhood Eayorite,

Mrs. E. D. Charles of Harbor, Maine,
speaking of Electric Bitters, says: ut
is neighborhood favorite here with
u.s." 1t deserves to be a favorite
everywhere. 1t gives quick relief in
dyspepsia, liver complaint, kidney de-
rangement, malnutrition, nervousness,
weakness and general debility. It's ac-
ton on the blood, as thorough puri-
fer makes it especially useful as a
spring medicine. This grand alterna;
tive tonic. is sold under guarantee at
all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-02-26
Hot Stuff,

The great editor looked up impa-
tiently.
Boy" he' said, what is that rus
Ting in the wastebasket-a mouseY
The boy after examining the basket
answered.:
"No. sir; it's one O. them poems o.
passion throbbin'"
'Well. pour some water on 1t and
then drop it out of the window" said
the editor. 1.-THE building isn't in.
sured. "-Kansas Independent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-02-26
Cheap Riding.

Uncle Zeke (back from the city)-You
talk about cheap ridin'! l rode twenty
miles on street k'yar, an all it cost
me was a nickel.
Uncle Jed-Gosh! That amt nothin'
When l was thar last year I rode to
the top of the tallest buildin' in town,
an it didn't cost me blamed cent?
Chicago Tribune.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-30

lebcrl. Stcmpeltcucr fir gonfdcds,
tllr Si9cntbums llebcrtra9ingen. fir
5eicgrarnlc, pieacift audi fir 9as
tent Weoi3iilen. mtogliheripciic cine
Grbpbun9 Ger Vicritcrer nm so
Gents pro SaB, uitb anocre Steuern.
Die &dffccs Steuer nQein, ipenn cine
iold)c cin9eiiibrt nirb, ipiiroc picrSia
yti!lionen per Sahr trnger, nber man
tonntc III Den nddlten dnocrtbalb
pDet 6ipci Sabrcn nilf feline ginnabs
men aus bieier Gltcuc refnen, ipeiI
cnorntc aaficcuorrdtbc nanlcntIidl in
Sraiilien nufacbduft iinb. urb bieie
,mpprtirt nerbcn ipiirben, che Das
nellc SnrifgcIcb in aroft tretcn
fpnntc. Sas @elD brnrd)t man aber
I'M Sdabnmt aleih.
9nS nirflihc Sefisit iull tbatiGf=
lid nm ~fiini5ig Miairnen sr5ftr icit.
ul5 cs dilf Dem Eapier III Den Sf)ass
ANTS sInsipeiien eriheint. Inn crz
l%pnrtet, nrs Den neiier Stcuern. an
pcncn nod eilc Hadlnbs Sterer fomz
men mao. etlpn iie6cn5ia Wiillipnen
hernns5uihlugen; Der Hcit miibtc, 10
red)net man, Hburh bic allgemciue
Grb0bun9 Der @iufubrz 3oue als &c
llltnt Der ncliecplnntcn GinIhdbuness
Mfethooe bcransfommer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-30
86ie 5olsen fdlefter G~raiebnns.

Ser belize 8aIiliuS er5dblt, lpie
man emit Die &inber I'M Ilter o orei
Sabren 81 meien pflegte, nm barnnd)
Die @roBe 5u bere6nen, Die lie i'm aus
genahlenem Sitter erreiten nilrpen.
Die griabruu9 5eist nun. baB Elm
oreijGbriger &nnbe Elm Srtttel lelncr
IdnnesgrpBe bate. llno Der Yater
Ssaneri, bies ~eripdbnenb, iii9t bel.
bab er Iid germ elmer iolden Hegel be-
oienen\ mofte, nid)t I'M Dos Seihesz
mai, ionoern Die iittlihe 8ei6nffens
belt inn Ioraus gu beneiien. Gin
unaeburiames. aottloies, ebrfur6tss
loIes umD b6sipiai9cs aino beo6ahz
tenb, ipiirbe or, obne geiorgniB, il
an tGuifen, 81 bcbnupten ipagerl, baB
es errpadien brei Wal aottloier llno
i6ledter icin peroc, ais ipie es in lei
ner &inbbeit ipnr. Sd)on Salomou
iagt III ieinen Sprii6en, iilbem er bon
Der ainbbeit nid)t nlir nuf baS Sns
aenbs unb Wannesalter. lonoern aIdl
alf bns @reiiennlter iflieBt: .Snt elm
Siin9liu9 icineu @eg genobnt, 10
ipeif)t er nidt bnpon. mem er audi alt
gemoroen." ,@ptt iiebt alip~. idtrt
Safer Segncri fort. ~@ott iiebt eS,
lpie elre &inbcr i'm 5arfeitcn Ilter
lid beit 2aiteru an er9cben Beginner!
Hn Der gcgel merbcn lie iid bon Der
Susemb5eit peridlimmeru uuo le pers
ben lid nls Alte nidt mebr dnoern,
Gbnlih ben ieneripeienben Bergen, bic,
10 picl Sdnee auf i'm @iuter aui lie
falt, nm lie ipeiB e~in5ubilen. pcus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-30
WabrfhrimlidJ nod Gxtra'
5frmerm.

Sic Gage bes gunDes : S6aBamts
bat lid iniolgc Der enormen 3us
nabme Der Nusga6en berartig 9eitnltet.
baB entlpeber elm ueientlider 3us
pa6S in ben Ginfinftcn blrd neue
Stelcrn 9eld)nffcn iperben muB. oDer
baB Die Sait Administration lim III
Die gf~otblucnDigteit pcrieBt ieben
lpiro, 9leif nit elmer 8onD s&isgabe
a~n8ufan9en. Ser frii6ere Sdass
ANTS : SefrctGr Gortclpou ioa lett
Monoten in ser Surdt 9clcbt bobcu.
er lperbc ge5luungeu iein, nod IN zen
leeten Monntcn icines Sermins Die
Grlnubrib CUR Gniiiiou bon iiinf5i9
obcr bunbcrt Wilionen Bombs nadz
ludcu 81 miiiien.
IN Gpnprebtrciien, luelde nit
Snrif @orlogen : @irfun9en lpoblz
pcrtrnut iinb, ipciB mnn iebr luobl. Dab
Die Sortc Snrifs Tepiilon, ipelhe man
plant. cine %ermebring Der Gins
finite nid)t bringen fam. 0esbnl6
miilieu Grtrds Steuern nilsgeld1rieben
pcrDcr. uno man lpiro permltblid,
nn3u N~reiitn. bic meiiten &ricaSs
i@tcuern bc5 SabreS 1898 ipieocr 5i be-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 80

erItc Saitenmonta9, unb nah altem
Sro,ld1 lperoeu Suug9eicucn, oenen es
nitbt gclungen lit, pdbrcno oes per@
floienen 8aihing5 81 heirntben. nit
u%ufgcblGbtcn Sd)metneblnIen prils
gelt. Sic 8raht Yrii8el, melde Die
beiratbsfdbigc Sugeno BON Slrnoipo
bicsmul Ieitcn5 ibrer Mtitbilrgcr one
pon9etro9eu bat, i6eint 9nn3 ,bcIons
Der5 itart geiucien Su lein. unD Die
iunacn $oerrcn erfldrten III eiuer tcle@
grnpbiId)en @ingabc an Den Sinan5s
miniiter. baB lie Die ncue Steuer be-
r~eituiQiglt 6ablcu lpolen. Sagc9en
pcrlungen lie, baB iie Die Seboroc IN
3ufunft ron Der i6impflihen nnb be-
lhGlnenben Yriigelei beipabre. Spf>
icnili6 nimn,t bic @ceierung Die Ycti@
ton in grnd9un9, oenn 81 5ablen
unb nod bn8u 9eprilgclt 81 ipcrben.
bas 9eht beuu bod logar ilber Die
buloariiden Nerbcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-30

Safe, nit Dem CT eng b~eireunbct ipur,
eillel ldn9crcn Selu6 ab. Sci bicier
Welegenbeit lernte CT dud Simmie
fcnnen uuo crfibr. buB oieier, nm
Icin grot 5u bcroienen, icine Stlibien
unterbrp6en bate. Sa er iid fir
Den iun9cn Waun 81 intereiiieren be-
gam, uernniaBte CT leinen Srernb,
oentielben Die Soytiebung Der inter-
brodenen Stuoien su erm0glidcn.
limo, er botte ieine S6cilnnbme fir
Den jurgen Wlamn nift gu bereucn,
benn bieier mnrbe in ipenieeH ,Sabren
&rieiter. ipater Sii6of unb 5ulebt -
CARDINAL. It5 ppr einigcn Sabrcn in
Baltimore Gin fntbolii6er 9on9reb
'tattfano, %perlnngte Elm ebrlpiirbi9er
@rci0 - es mar Scr ebemoliae &C.
treiochnQcn : GcIiBer in Ncu Orleans
- ieinen ebemnli9cn Irbeiter 5u
Ieben. Ilo man i6nt bepeutete, ser
Wnnn lei Geutc Cardinal : Gr5biidbof
bon Baltimore, crluiberte CT treus
bcr5i9: Nennt i'm Cardinal. pOer ipic
ibr pout. fir mid mar lllo lit or
wcin nSinWic". M5 furS odraui
Gnrbinol @i6bonS - Denn &iemnnb
nnbcrs ais er. mar jencr e6entnliger
@tifettcnihreibcr erihien. fiel or
Dem alteu Wdnlc nm Den 6nls unb
bielt i'm untcr 56rGneu Der Sreubc
nnb bes SanfcS lange ml0lun9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-30
IbiluiOpb mnb Sabrmann.

Ser cn9lii6e Ybi(oiopb 9earnes
Iebte emit III einem Boot iiber e.uen
Strom. WGbrenb Der lle6erfabrt
fra9te er ben Sdbrniann, Oh er Iritbs
metif neritdnbe.
Stein, oappn bnb' i1 nod ni6ts
gcbort", inutete Die gripiberune.
o9aS lit iddbe fir Sie". metnt
8earneS, .benn bnnn lit Sbnen ell
Siertel S6rss 2ebens pcrloren ge9nnz
gen. Nber sic periteben wpbl etpas
Natbemntif?"
Ser Sdbrntam berneinte lahenb.
20. Damn lit Sbnen nod ein SierteG
Sbres 2eben5 perloren 9%egangeI.
gber etipas Iitronomie> iueroen sic
cod Iihcrlih perlteben?"
oNcin? Nun. Damn limo breipicrtsf
S6res 9ebens perloren." Su bieiem
Sugenblide itieB bas Boot 9e9en enc
alippe unb tegnnn 8u iinfen. Seinen
8od abmcrfeno, fraste Der Sdbrz
mann: .aonnen Sic l6nimmen2"
.0cin". rief @corues Guaitlif.
.Na. Damn ieten Sic ii6 ibleu1
niait AMI meinen 8iiden. font limb
ale bier Giertel Sbres 2cbcns perlos
rem gcgangen.
-f+-T
@enie babnt, Salent bnut, @fits
telmdBi9teit beniiet Den 8es.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-30

nod ni6t onibOren, 81 eliiben. tpie tic
mitten it Iu9uit gliibten. @s lit gar
lhDer, baB iene 2aiter. Die nit ms
bon alein aufgepahien iiiib. friiber
nblter6en ais mir. @epobnlif gez
ldiebt es, baB it'd bieielben inuner
mebr einliiten. lo5uiasen in @nrf unb
Sein iiberoeben, nm iblieblid crit NIT
ms in beo @rabes Staub unb Nihe Srt
enben." 8enr nlio Die I'M Sinh altfz
teimenben Scbler unb Batter ni6t
friib5eitig bur6 cine ioreiame DRIFT
lihe Gr5icbun9 ou5eeruttet fpcroeu,
iiberipu6ern JIG 5ulcbt aae 9uten
Gieenihoftcn mo ri6ten Den Mens
i6en Scitlid unD eipig 5i 8runbc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-30

rein. Sic ipieseln Die golbige Sus
acnb5cit picber. unb nift MIR bereitcn
lie Den fleinen 2ieblinger Der Gltcrn
Sreupe unb NuBeu; diIh Die @rtpdds
lcnen lernen bel Der 2eiung bieier
9ilfiein bns 5er5 unb Die Natur nns
lcrer aleincn better perItcben. unb
manter perfeblier g~r5iebungss
metbobc tpirfiam borbeu9en. Sros
biert's nal, nit einem gdnoden. bas
ibr eiirem aleinen Inn Die III. Siter5eit
lhentt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-30
Gtifcitcui1rciber nnb Cardinal.

@or nitt gnn5 finf5ig Sabrcn
fonnte MAJ in elmer groBen @ctreioes
tnlle an Niclp Orleans, 3d., einen ilne
9cu, Intelligent ouoiebenocn Nmn ges
iua6ren, Scr itctS cifrig bnrrit bciddfs
tiot NOR, Sie bon beu Nr6citcru g%ciiils
ten @eircib,iGdc nit Gtifctt:n 81 pcrs
icbcn. Wiaa nannte i'm naaemein
.Simmic" - (oas Scminuiip flr
SomcS.) @ineo Cages ~ltnltctc Der
lciner3cit in Ncp Orleans allgcmei1
befunntc unb belic6tc npoitoliihe Wiiiz
lionGr Safer 9uiio Dem Selitcr Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-30
@ie's Ben Suusscielcn in Sulgarien
crgcbt.

NcDcu Der llnabbdu9igtsit ulb Dem
&0ni9liden 5itcl bat 8ulgnrien jest
Rob clue Grrungenidaft: Die Sung
rci, Zen : Stencr. Sic So6rnnic bat
n0mlid) in elmer ibrer leBtcn Sibuu9cu
+ iGlpilcu. Sunagclclcn ii6cr 30
,%abrc nit elmer b~cIpnbcrcn Snrc BON
10 Grurcs 3ll bsItcrcrn. Sic Setrofs
fenen 6o6cu nit 5iemiidcn Sllnlor bon
Ser neucu Steucr acuntniB gcnonls
men. gfur Sic Suts9cIelcn Der nltcn
G3nrcnirabt Siruo.rp bnbcn on bic Ges
gicrung gemiiie &nrbcbaltc geridtet.
Aiirolid mar III Sofia ndmlih Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-30
glns Der Sinseritu6c

Mnmo, lit bos Semb mnrm genrg
mcm cs 10 lnnoc nm bciBcn Glen &C.
banaen fat, DAP &C 6ruun lit?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-30
,Was tit Der Wuoernismns?" Ion

yWas tit Der Nuoernismns?" Son
llniperltats : Trofclior Sr. g. IBs
berger in Milnhen. gei 9ensiacr
Bros. Sem gorf. erbdltlido. = OieIe
feline grolfiirc bespedt, S~beologen
uno gcbilbetc 2aien nit Dcm 8eien
rltp Dem unfotbolii6en G%barafter hes
Wfooernismns befonnt 5u MAIDEN. Sic
lit portreffiib seidrieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-30
'(Spc5ica fir bicie 3eitung.)
BiidJrrrham.

Sn Der Tebaftipn bieicr 3citlina
liefcn folgenbc Siifcr unp Seitz
iGriftcn elm:
ullcber Den @aHern." Snlbz
monntsihrift fin ifDnc 2iterotur.
%erlng Der Ilpbnnius 9lidbanoluna,
Mtilnitcr, &citfafen. Sie porlicz
gcnoe No. 4 lit Gnbsrit %rcidbaltig.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-30

sic 3eutife 6ansfran." Woz
natsi1rift fiir beutihe 5rauen Innee
rifu's. = Sic Iprils Nnmmer ihlieBt
lidl ibrer edit beuti6 : amerifaniihcn
W~orgongerin ipilrbig al. 8eionDers
Gin Irtifel iiher ~SerucQe IufflGrlna
Der ainber" Tim perueincnbcn Sinne)
peroicnt hoQe Inerfentruue.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-30

rHDtbes Banner unS Weibcs
&ren5." BON 5einri1 bon Sdbling.
Sm @erlag bon Sen3iger Bros, Sem
yort. = Sas Sud- lit ifon ein9e>
bunben unb iQuitrierf unb bietct cine
fclielnoe biitoriide Gr5dbluue aus Der
@elfidte oes Sobanniters Srbens.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-30
= =

bic Susenb." Srei Iortrdae
bon Or. s. 8. Brill. @erldg Der
Socictp Of the 9fpine @prb, 5efnp,
81. = Cine eole e~inbrinalife Sprnfc
lptid,t aus pieiem giifIein, sic bon
bergen tommt nnb gum @er5en Der
Sugenb ipriht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-30
+

n9as nif,ite 3iel." @on Safer
6. @uft 8. e. 9. @erla9 gensiger
Bros, Tetp Dorf. - Oas biibif 9ez
+hunoene uno iauitrierte @erthen bic
Ttet = ~fur5tpeilige aber intereiiantc
= Sonntngs : Yloubereien iiber
@laubcn. @ott. @clt nnb Mcnid fir
Die 6riirlihc Snmilie. Sebr paiiens
,bes 8eidenf fin 8ramtleute.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-30

sci itarf!" Gin r8edrif gum
2eben" bon Cos. aoeun, &oplon an
Der ct. Iouritius : Stride al GDln,
NSeuti6lnno. Sm 8erlag bon 9ens
5iger Bros. Nclp 9orf. - Gin iebr
praftiihes Bud fir ieben beran3ls
ipahieiloen Siin9lius. pas iih gut in
Der @eitentai6e na6trasen ldbt llno
bereit lit, linn ratbeno gu
belfcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-30

@enie babnt, Salent baut. @tits
telmdBi9feit beniist Den Beg.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-09-24

mission and Captain r. A. Cloman,
the military attache to the London
Embassy. and conferences were held
with the British officials. Reports Of
these. together with the views of the
commissioners. on the subject consti-
tute a large part of the matter which
is being prepared for the perusal of
Secretary Knox. Much of this mater
ial will be regarded as confidential
and will not be included in whatever
part of the report is sent to congress.
Among the recommendations to be
made by the commission, it is expected
will be that a capable American be
loaned to the Liberian government to
put its financial affairs on a more sub
stantial basis, and that steps sh ,uld
be taken for a reorganization of the
Liberian courts in which the admins
tration of justice is said t. be lax.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-09-24
GATE LIBERIA COMPLETES
ITS WORK
Fiadiogs Wiii 60 to Secretary of State
ard Then to Congress for APP
p-ovai or Other Action.

WASHINGTON. =. g, Sept "a
T. commission which was appointed
h, President Roosevelt to investigate
coalitions il Liberia las about c m
p,cted its report It held Il meeting
t:i.s week for the purpose of going
"tcr its v0luninous records and put
tag diem ia final shape for submits
sion ia Secretary Of state Knox who,
ia turn. viii transmit them to congress.
The commission consists OF three
ncnbers. with offices in the Ma!tby
h"iFding r. p Faulkner, IS the chair
maa. the other members being F.. J.
scott the private secretary of DR.
Booker Washington, and George Sale.
osa the, recommendation of former Sec
rotary of State Rect, endorsed by Pres
idcnt Roosevelt. congress appropriated
money to send these men to Liberia
~ response t. an appeal from the lit
tie African republic which regards the
United States as it's mother country
AID which feels that it is being crowd
ed out of existence by the English and
trcncit. They went there on the three
American scout cruisers Chester, Biz
ningham and Salem and spent three
weeks in making an examination of the
situation.
Their report ON which they are now
Fottirg the finishing touches. is quite
extensive and covers practically every
phase Of Liberian governmental con-
dtions 1t will. it is said. have con-
siderable to say about alleged foreign
acEressicnS an the negro republic, and
veil! urge that something practical
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-09-24
COMMISSION NOW
READY TO REPORT

shall be done by the United States to
extend the commercial relations be-
tween the two countries while lending
its moral support in a way more
marked than has been apparent in the
last few years.
The commissioners found that the
American negroes originally sent there.
and their descendants to the number
of 10000 or 10000 constitute the rul-
ing class in a population Of about
/, SOC. goo blacks. Civilization in Liber-
ia is still in a primitive state. There
are no means Of transportation except
by hammocks slune over the shoulders
81 bearers. 10 sewage or other sanitary
convenience. and not even an ice
be found in the whole republic, one
Of the members of the party reported
regretfully and the drinking water IS
always at high temperature. Back
in the interior. away from MonroVia.
the capital. the Liberians expressed
their surprise that the Americans
talked such good English. The last
white man they had seen. they said.
used to say me thinks and this, evil
IDENTITY a German trader. they had TAX
en- for an American. That they thtn1-
selves should make this criticism shows
that they still have pride in their MEM
cries of the United States and of the
language that they learned here.
The most serious problem facing Lii
IBERIA is the boundary dispute with
the British colony of Sierra Leone.
The Liberians claim that the latter
government has taken possession of
about $50 square miles Of their most
valuable, most productive. and most
thicllly populated territory on the
northwestern frontier Important trade
routes center there and the british are
building railroad into this strip
which will deprive Liberia of consid-
cradle commercial advantages.
This dispute with other questions
at issue between Liberia and Sierra
Leone. was investigated by the COM
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-09-24
RAILROAD FOR THE
COOS-CuRRY BEACH
Rich Coast Country Will Be
Traversed by New Line
Of Transportation.

bANDoN, ore. Sept. S.-The people
of this part of Oregon have about lost
hope Of receiving relief from their
e"ttied-1p condition at the hands of
the railroad magnatCS. and the result
IS that number of citizens of this
locality have taken up the matter Of
providing transportation facilities the
Handon-Port Oxford Railroad & Navi-
cation company being incorporated for
that purpose, The survey has been
completed Tor a read a trife over IS
mueS long. and the company, with the
encouragement of the people along the
proposed line. is satisfied that the road
viii be pr, mptls built and be a sue
cess from the start Billions of feet
Of timber tributary t. the now road.
together with thousands OF tons of
dairy products annually. promise an
abundance Of freight for the road.
and the greater development sure to
follow encourages the new company
in this enterprise
From Random south the new road
will run through the rich valley ad-
jacent to Dairyvil!e, then enter Curry
county. an empire in itself. and pass
through the finest tract of dairy land
rich bottom lands aggresating $500
square miles. with less than one per
son to the square mile Here large
dairy herds ana fiocks OF sheep in
Vulnerable are now making wealth for
their owners, and there is room fo-
thousands OF thrifty settlers. The
country is one of which it can be just
~ said THAI crop failures are unknown.
south y. this the famous Port Oxford
white cedar belt is reached and the
timber wealth all the way t. Port
oxford. The new roads terminus. is
great.
This section of the state is the ideal
hon,c tor the small farmer and as
lands are cheap settlers will come in
,arge numbers when the road is com
aieted. Actual construction on the new
tine is to begin September 30. and
;hc road is 10 Sc rushed to completion
at aa early date. as the work OF build
ing will bc easy. ~ engineering diff
cultieS being in the Way.-F'rom Port
land Evening Telegram. Sept Sd
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LYNCHED

BLUEFIELD. w. Va, Sept. "a
An angry mob is surrounding the Hur-
ley Jail, where Alexander Blanken-
ship and his two sons are imprisoned
charged with numbering George Mea-
dows. his wife, three children and his
aged mother. and burning the bodies In
the home The Blankenships surren-
dered on the promise of the authori-
tieS that they would be protected. 1t
is apparent. however. that the author
tiles will be unable to protect the men
in the Jail if the mob attacks.
The Blankenships followed by the
bloodhounds during the night. barrl-
caded themselves on their farm. and
finally surrendered when promised pro-
lection
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front of the Oregon Lumber yard
larger brother attempted to take the
little one from the busy thoroughfare,
whers upon little Albert laid down. 1t
was while in a lying position that the
boy was struck by the cab.
Tell Different Stories.
Mrs. ]. II Dodd. who was an eye
witness Of the affair, says the child
was lying in the street upon its back
when the cab approached. and that
there was absolutely no excuse for the
driver. who. she thought was looking
in an opposite direction. Mrs. Dodd's
story was corroborated by Mrs. Leo
and her mother, Mrs. c. Lamb, who
saw the accident. Three children who
were playing in the street with the
Harras lad, were seen to dash for
the curbing as the team driven by
young Beers approached, and We're sit
ting on the curbng when the Harras
boy was run over.
The wheels of the vehicle passed
over the little fellows chest. crushing
the ribs. and probably perforating the
lungs. He was removed to the home
Of his parents where everything known
to medical science was done for him.
but announcement was made this at
ternoon that he could not recover.
is we'll known here. is in Seattle, hav-
Clyde Beers who was driving the
team. was questioned by Officer Rolf
soon after the accident and said the
child was standing in the center of
the street, and. as the team ap-
preached. he ran into one of the horses,
causing the animal to jump and get
beyond his control The boy was
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Lots $3.50 Each, Price POSITIVE

Pacific City will have the finest TRES
Wake These lots will
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William Mayer. UniontoWn.
Cora Dickinson and Walter fair-
banks. Arlington.
= Doyery. Vancouver. b. G.
Charles A. Johnson. Portland
Helen Caldwell, Portland
Adele McClung, John McClung
Okeen, Okla.
Ernest Hernische. LeavenWorth IL
Mrs William Watson. Seattle.
r. Doyton. address unknown.
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CLASSES FIGHTING

crowded with peSDle anxious TO view
the two classes fight for the suprem-
acy. The faculty granted a recess of
recitations for this afternoon 50 that
all students. who cared to might see
the contest
Coach j. Merrill Blanchard. of the
varsity football team will officiate as
referee. he will be assisted by Vincent
Borleslle, 10. Harry Wilson 10 and
Charles Lewis II.
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RESERVE BOOTHS
Confined From Page One)

prior t. the time the gates are thrown
open
With the various establishments ar
ranging their booths in the pavilion
next week the sc--.e promises to be a
busy one and it is understood there
is much friendly rivalry among many
of those to be represented. as to which
booth will be worthy of first prize in
point of dainty effect. unique decora :
ton and pretty arrangement
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Banquet In Frisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 24.-Presi-
dent Taft will be rendered $4,000
banquet at the Fairmont hotel when
he is here on the night of October 5.
will attend Two thousand invitations
will be issued and those whose accept
ances and checks arrive first viii be
the lucky banQueterS