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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-04

itrege, at Sc ale ct af gnboom1neltgt
~l1oiprtng, al guooommeltg gisoom
og 8armbi9rttgbeo lagte / Menneife-
ilagtetts &anoer iom Opgaper, og at
frtltne Menneifer t t e t a II
ittlle Jig / ct ringeagtenoe eller neo-
iettenoe 6orbol6 til 6isIe Magter
l1oen at bore set CUBS @rb oberbg-
rig, ser flyer: u@ier Dig Soroe1
lmoeroontg!" @ipr man BET fife
0elto min0re, pil ma1 ltrafS beftnoeS
at bore / %betp6elig l1operenSitemmel<
le m1eo &~riiten0ommens Serre, bbts
e II G t e Sormaal me6 at bliDe
la11ot Mennelfe il1lt er Bette: at for
lple acknowledgement me0 allie Sc OPP
goper, @l1o bar gipet Ben at lple, fra
voet life / 5an0beo menaeifelige"
bporfra sen fife fan forlgie Jig ieIp.
gi0enifab og &unit, Dannelie og
&1lltlr er I SEN @ra0 i%ntegreren0e
2eo al Mennel felipet, at Sc %en0ogiaa
uogipr Ell al 8ettngelier1e for CTS
iitenien al u6et / San0beo menneife=
lige", laole6eS iom Bette fra gptgbeo
al bar afipejlet Zig / CUBS Sanfe.
s(lle friltl1e 0enominationer, ser ct
llbil0e0e al Oblcurantisme og 6ana=
tisn1e, n1oerltreger oglaa oenne
sa110be0 ret eftertrpffelig be0 ale
lpm Ell at in0plante &11ltnrens Gpi=
rer poo iaaoanne Mislionsmarfer,
bpor Sc / 6prpeien fife fin6es.
&rijtl1e n1aa iaale6es life unber
noge11 Omiten0igbe6 itille Zig lige=
gpl0ige - er10 iige for06mmen0e -
til Sc &ulturbeitrebeller, JONI er
frenr11e / 6eres Sis. @i0enlfob>
&nnlt, 0annelie olp. er Mi6ler |
5lGgtens Saal1o, pei enlig paa JOINT
me Maa6e ionr rig @egobelie, &enge
olp. fan pere @fi0ler. Set er go0t
at bape rige Mt0ler paa Saan0en,
l1oor mo11 er lat til at futile naa ct
beitemt Maol. Mi6ler er oog altio
t nm ct MiO6el og b1iber al
BRIG 80 oalet elb b, og ON
etbpert Mi0Oel gial6er Sen @anbbeo,
at set fommer at paa, bpilfen Man1
ser tager Set / lin Siene1te og boil=
fet Maol Set ifal tiene til at naa. @u
normal Man0 trG0er 10 6og fife fine
Eenge / Gnoolet, for0t bans Mobr
pe6 fine HengemiOler p0elag6e lie
ielp / l10ipepelier, men me6 benn(
be0r9pelige grfaring for gle paste,
fan fun laa meget 6eito be0re pac
fine Mt0ler og lpger at a11benoe oen
til noget pirfelig go0t. @en for 81
&riitne ct Moolet bette, at bans
Man6> iom er alt / ollie, naa gien:
nenrtrenge t og aIle ol
forleie % fra a I l1%retfer0igbe(
- ogiao fra Sen l1retfer0igbe6, ion
mango &riltne gjdr Jig ifpl0ige / oper:
| for Sen humane Matur.
(Torti.)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-04

Der terifeoe 125 Buibels, men oct er
Ell l1notagelie og life alminoeltgt;
men ieprigt bar pi alt bbao Nat11-
rem FREEZER for at fire % en- goo
&6it bbert Mar, Ri bar rigeligt
meo &egn, og bar ingen beoe 8in.
6e, Der g6elegger &ornet me6ens
oct mo6nes.
Gernnit bar ri rigeligt mes go6t
@rgS, og Ri bor nogle bil0e @rter.
|Dette er noget af oct be0ite &rea.
tnrfo6er man fan tenfe Jig, set er
1aa t9t, at set un6erti6en Iigger
in6filtret paa Soroen, iom ct tDft
Scope. 9ette fan lp6e roget ODER.
6rebent, men set er MI alligebeI
ian0t, og &eite og &%reaturer fan
%operpintre / set frie. &%reat1rerne
lfol Delft fooreS me0 So og &apre'
balm, men @eltene flurer fig u6en
Oct, og fommer bjem imel6feoe. 9d
iamme Ell &ilfeloet / Montana,
men / @innelota piloe Sc frpie
libel, og Sc &reaturer ieg bab6e /
Mtnnelota fnn6e life paa lnngt ner
taale Ben &nl6e iom Sc fan taale
ber. Mlt bbao Sc bebgper ON Sin.
teren er So, ingen @tal6, Sc finder
;ielp 2D / ct u8luff" (0et ct bbao
man | Canada folder en- u@robe" al
Moppeltrper), 6erneit go6t &ono,
log 6ette fan man faa, flart og rent,
en- 9pb0e al 20 til so.
Da leg fdrit TOM beru6 Dor Ser
Dem Ser CAB mig at f%orltaa, at
|Sneen fer laa fra iefs til II SOB
6pb, men set bar life Gilfeloet; hi
far fra Is til "a CONNER @ne
paa set flaoe> og ingen @leit It, iaa
noar @neen fal6er bar Ri go6t @le<
6ef6re til @aaren, og set er en- flor
Sing. Soroaret ber fommer o1n>
trent EN- nge eller ii Gage ienere
ems / Mtnnelota, men laa bor III
lange @ommer6age, og @r66en far
Si6 nof til at mo6nes, men Sen ifoI
faces ONT Goraaret og fife fen paa
j@ommerem.
@ba6 Ri tr9nger til ber er 6nr-
mere, Ser bil farme iom Sc b1tr6e,
og iom Sc gidr / Sc Torene6e .@ta-
ter, og fife 6ribe &i6en fen meo
intet. S bort Mabolag fer er ri
melt @fan6inoper> men hi bor nog.
1e faa &anaoiere ogiaa> og finder
SEM i6eale iom Maboer> og Set at
hi ifol blibe fana6iife @orgere far
ri fife noget tmo6, ga Ri femme og
bol6e &alg, o.. +. b., al6eles iom /
iGtaterne.
Min oprtgttge Mening er at TIL
roaoe enbber Man0> Jung eller gam-
mel, Ser bar EN- Samilie> til at fon1-
me u6 @eit og boise op me6 2ar1.
Set. Ser er Sc Iamme Gbancer og
Meltltgbe6er ber mi 1om Sc bar /
,@taterne for 25 Mar ii6en.
@biS gu life tror alt set ieg
bar iagt, iaa TOM OPP at 1e set ielp
og un0eridg set, for be6 at le faar
man 9inene op.
Me6 ier6eles Mgtelie,
8. 2in6bIom,
IE. .. 8or 1, Camera Gaifatcbetpan.
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st @eltcfpnb.
Mn6rem Carnegie al Seem 81

Mn6rem Carnegie al Seem Oorf
bill ifjnnfe 1 Million Dollars til
.5tiftelie al ct Ton6 for 6ranfrtge,
ser ifal n66ele 8el6nninger til
Men6 eller @ptn6er, ser bar u6biit
iarlig Moo og 5eIpopofrelie for at
frelie Menneifers 2ip. 5on0et ifaI
.organtleres paa iamnte Maa6e iom
Sc at bum itifte0e 6ono / Sc Sor-
enebe gtater, gnglan0 % 5fotlan0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-04
correspondence
sra @ilnrot, g. $.

Otu xVllA1Dl, ~. ~
8ilmot er en- 8D @oberts
County / oct nor6pitlige &i6rne af
Solifinsitnten @po Dafota, og Gbi-
cago & Mtlmaufee 8anen ietter os
/ goo Gorbin6elie mueo sen gprige
Beroen. @igr en- &eiie me6 6enne
Same, +. cts. fra Chicago til Dor
BD, cg Dn bill paa 6ens Gr9n fin
De &pgge og @omfort al enbper
Mrt, Der bill oberittge ielp Sc melt
Iangpinife Gorbentninger, og Geie
len bill life blibe EN- M%nltrengeIie,
men en- Sbtle. Sg Du bill / SSH
mot faa Sing at ie, iom gu life
baboe or6mt ON. 8pen er omgt=
bet al ct Garm6iitrift, ser fife fun
opertreffes bboo a11gaar &balitet.
Big @tone Safe ligger / @pens
Merbe6. Sal me0 bore iports= og
fiiferifpnoige Men6, og Sc bill for
telle Sig ON @terrelien al Sc
6tf> iom fanges Ser, og iom I &paz
1itet naar op be6 Gi6en al Sc Sre<
oertfsbobns &66lpetter, og al 6isie
Stiff fan man fange iaa mango man
lpiter. Saa Gden fan man foa Jig
en- Seiltur / @oSolinboao til Sc
forlfiellige 8Der og 1muffe Nunfter
poa SD6 Dafota og Minnei ota &p=
iterne. Sen, Ser ttlbringer tit SIP
| Ell StorbD, bur6e fomme ber n6
og fin6e &bile for Sc ipage, ober=
onitrengte Nerber / Sen i6plliife SO
og Sen frilfe 2uft. 0enne og set
rigelige @ollps bill bringe @pltennet
tilbage til normal Stlito110, og n1o11
bill fomme til at fgle ct &elpere,
Joni fun Sen, Ser er FUND og fritz
fpler set.
S @tatiitifen ODER Gunobe6sfor=
bol0ene / Mmerifa bill n1Q11 fin=
Sc SD6 0afota / forreite &effe,
mes min6it Dd6eligbeo og set itgr=
1te Mntol S66sler / &rocenttol, 1oa
alt tD6er poa, at fer bar en 1nn6
2tbSfraft tilb1tle. Sore &ptn6ers og
@drnS i1tn6e og froftige l16ieen0e
ofgiDer Set be6lte Bebts berfor.
Maar ri ber fra @eiten fomn1er til
en- al bore 1tore @per lenger moo
9f, @bicogo T. @fs., og %iammenltg=
ner Snnobe6sttll tan6en ser mes sen
fer / @D6 Dafota, 6a finder hi, at
Slertollet at &pin6er og 89rn Ser
ct ipgelige og 11erodie> og leg bor
giort Sen Saghogelle, at bette life
ifDl6es Mongel poa @rneri1g, men
noeluffen6e Sen lette 2uft og Man=
gelen Paa @ollps. Ser er 10 Ser
Tiger, nro11 fun6e neiten iige Maa.
ne6er, bbor ser n6elnffen0e er @raa-
beir, og bette ietter lit ® paa
Mennelf et I Sorm al EN- @roobejrs:
ftemning, iom li6t efter li6t goor
ober til SDgeligbe6 al forifiellte
&rt. @bergang ieg fommer til en-
al 6iSie StorbDer t9nfer ieg: Isis
jeg fun0e foa 6isle Menne1 fer / So
le og forflare Sem, bbilfe Sor6ele
De funoe bglte be0 at reiie Ell Sur
u0 paa 2an6et og enten toge Some
itea6 elIer figbe 2an6. Ser er nof
boa0e at &omeltea6 2un6 og 2on6,
Ser fan fidbes biIligt.
Ser tan ingen &pipl bore ON, at
@D6 og Mor6 Dafota> Montana og
Canada netop er 8la6ien for os
Sfan6inaber, bbis hi / 2eng6en
ietter &ris paa ct go6t @elbre6.
Sg bette er 10 bog @run6betingeI-
len for 2tbet.
albert Gbriitenien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-04
ct fpimocliat &plitifurpg.

Geo Bolitiet / Berlin er ser Die:
bet oprettet Ell Mf6eling for fpinoe.
lige @olitibetiente, ser ifaI gigrt
Sieneite iom Op6agere. 6orelgbiq
beitaar @orpiet al 10 nnge &pin0er,
Ser bill blibe fat til at gjGre timber
iggelier / eager, bbor Men6 lite
tan gi6re iaa go6 Eieneite.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-04

9ette Slab er meo tit mo1gearteoe
Snobol6 og fine go6e &ramietilbuo
/ GorboI6 til lin @ris uobertruffet
af nogt onoct Northumberland
fnnF l1gebIon. sfriD efter grgpe
nns,sre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-04
&empeifibc.

20 m9gtige Mtlanterbabs0ompere
for Srafifen mellem southampton,
england, og Seem Sort, bliber SEN.
ne STD bpgge6e paa ct @fibsperft
| Belfait for @bite Star 2inen. Set
bill blipe Sc itgrite iggaaen6e @fibe
Der efstiterer> og 6e bill tiliommen
foite 20 Millioner Collars. Sc
pentes at funne tages / 8rng /
1912. 9e bill foo en- 8ereebne at
$4,000 Sons, me6ens u2nlitania",
Ser MI ct 8er6enS it6rite @fib, bar
$4,000 Sons. Sfibene ifa1 babe 4
Sforitene, men finn en- enfelt MuIt.
.H HH-EEs.1G
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-04

5=beetfile11ootte Miineeier fra Norre og ben
itpre Nftiebuper Scanoinapian-
Mmerican Btanf 9eattle, far cabinet
Snblfripttonsliiten beb at tegne fig.
for fem bun6re6e Collars for @rieg
Monumentet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-04

om 8ibrag til ct @rieg Mpnl1mertt
heb Maifa-O -Gacific no-
lttllingen.
9iI Mor6m9n6 / Mmerifa:
Sen 80. @ugult er Georges Sag
be0 M.-O.-8. l16itillingen / Seattle.
Samtiotg afbol6er &actficfpitens
rorife 5angerforbun6 lin itore Cat
gerfeit UNDER 9eoelie al &rof. Carlo
6perati.
3ogens Seitprogram ptl beitaa al
Mnfomiten al ct for gnle6ningen
bpeget @tftngeiftb> ct biitortif Sptog
giennem vglfenbensbpens" @a0er til
9grespla6ien (gourt Of @onor), bpor
en- 8uite al g0baro @rieg, mo0elle=
ret al Sen norife @ille0bugger, S. S.
Srglicb, bill blipe afilpret, og San=
gerforbun6ets itore &oncert.
@rieg Monument Msiociation ct
6annet for at io1nle &enge til at be-
tale for @rieg Gt9ttel1. ST. Srq=
licb bor forelagt to &lnner for Mo-
numentet; / begge 6isie bliper @u-
1ten Sen 1amme, n1en @9iler, Golfer,
Sabler og Deforationer forifiellige.
&r. Grgltcb ptl toge @iftngeifibet lom
Detailing for at mo6ellere 8u1ten |
@ibs og oil iette Gifingeifibet | Suite
paa Safe @albtngton til &l1nitner=
%folonien, bois 8pgninger ifal opf6res
efter norif Stopfirfemo6el. @nlten
pil blipe afl9ret> iom Sen fommer
fra <nitnerens @oan0, poa Georges
Sag paa l101tillingsgrun0en, on=
brogt pao Ell miolerti6ig Soffel, og
bill lenere bltpe itgbt / @ronce og on=
brogt poa @ranitiotfel / en- offenlig
&orf. Stpbningen al 9ulten /
@ronce, @ranttioffel, @ranitidjle,
@ronittobler oip. pil foite fra 49,.
900 til $1,000, alt afbengenoe al
bbilfe &laner Ser fp1ges.
81 pnifer at gi9re 6en11e Gag til
en- TolfejQd, pd onno6er en6bel
Nor0man6> JONI bar &igrtelag fo1
Sagen og oil pere mes og gre geor:
&c paa &orges 9age11, ON at la0e Jig
%in6fripe iom Me0lem al @rieg Wio:
n1tment MSloctotion. Su0tre0elies :
afgiften er to 9ollars. st baffer1
Me6lemsfort me6 @rteg's 8tlle0e
in6groberet 6erpoa bil bltbe til er01
bpert MeoIem.
Morife Goreninger, iier Songfore:
Ringer og l1ng6omsforeninger
Nor0pelten an1no0es ONT at ofbolof
Setter og l10fll,gter til Sn6tegt fol
@rieg Monumentet. 81 pil fori6ge
at gjere Georges Dag iii SEN ppperite
@er0ag beo l1oitillingen.
Senator &nl1te Nellon er in6bu61
til at bol6e Mfilpringstalen, og p1
baaber, at fan fon fonme.
Si1 at fremme Snoiamlingen al
@i6rag bill ser blipe uonepnt Gtce:
prnli0e11ter / Sc it6rre @per og 11orlfe
@ettlementer.
Ml &orreipon0ance %a6resieres til
@rieg Monument Mslociation, 762
empire @log., Seattle @a1b. Mlle
&engeforl en0elier gi6res betalbare til
81. s. Soelberg, Sreaiurer.
@eattle, @aib., / Mai 1909.
&oa @rieg Monumeut Msiocia:
lions &egne,
6. SO. Sbulan0> Breit0ent,
M6bofut, Geattle
s. IS. &u0e, &icepr9l i6en1,
Gbb. Me0lem Seattle 8praa0.
IS. g. 81 on, &orr. @efr.,
@pgmelter
g. @olm, Sin. @efr.,
Seller @can6. Sinner. @onf
81. s. Goelberg, @asierer,
&as ierer Gtote @anf Of SeattIe
Safet 2inoeberg, Gruitee,
Direft9r Sccn6. Sinner. 8onf,
&res. Htoneer Milltng 60
6. Npgaar0, Sruitee,
Mineeier
6. 8. @ron0abl,
Hres. Gtate 8anf, SeattIe
Spar Sanien,
0rdp. @enttIp
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-04

@lcm itfc at anbefuIe Bette BIab
til Ceres @enner % 8efienote. Com
Sc lelp er .tlfreos meb 0et, bill 6isfs
,stGa bii1'e Del.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-04
Oct 6rilte(ige og oct
mennel6e(ige.
(af ...e.)

Motto: 9 t menneifelige,
ser fornGgter set friitelige, er
life set / Sonbbeo menneifelige,
% set friltelige, ser forneg=
ter set mennelfelige, er fife set
/ SanoDeb frtltelige."
s. Martenen II.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-04

Entered at the Post Office at st. Paul
Mimi. as second class Matchmaker.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-04
IiI Nor6mpn6 ! 9lmerifa:

81. 8. Soc,
29ge, @eattle.
s. S. Sborien,
&res. @oib. @boe Mfg. 60.
8. g. Gpete,
aigbman0.
Sbos. $. &ol0erup,
MorF Gice=&oniltl.
Sulius Gunoe,
9ogtrpffer.
SoDn g. Sbl1neis,
&ipbman6, @euttle.
George g. @elgeien,
@ipbman0, @eattle.
Son. Ole @anion,
2egislatltrme6lem.
Sluf 2urion,
@le6esbon0ler, 9eatt1c.
IS. 9d1Hltap,
Sbb. &iebmano, Seattle.
Sbeo. He0erien,
&ppilt, Seattle.
s. 6. Mn0erion,
@o11fier, Stoapoo0.
.. s.. SpSptg,
2ege, gberett.
Sans 9ugge,
M6pofat, 8ellingbam.
Com en- Mpbeo fan ri iumtioig
,bDele, at ST.. sSafet 2inDeberg, Ben
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-06-04

Com en- Npbeo fan III iamtioig
me00ele, at Sr. Safd 2%in0eberg, ben
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1909-01-01

The county clerks have formed organization The first
convention held in Sacramento last Saturday. with fair
attendance these officials from every portion of the state
1t has become the custom fo the county officials to form
distinct organization for the urtherance of their inter-
ess and influence legislation in that direction Hence
have the assessors supervisors shes school supernend
ents convention and lastly the county clerks have formed
an organization The chief topic discussion the
gathering of county clerks have been the initiation of
their own fees and emoumens They think they ought to
be entitled dizzy of the hunting licenses issued also ct the
naturalization fees collected In other words they believe that
every duty laid upon them by law ought to in
crease of compensation for the official This principle will
not be ndorced by the general taxpayer AS rule county
officials are overpad rather than undepad And the tend
ency for years has been dip deeper into the treasury
official salaries Every has been taken advantage Of
to this end In scarcely single instance does the fixed salary
of the county official represent the total of the compen
saton he draws from the public treasury, Notwithstanding
when the salary schedule first established under the
present constitutional intended include all services then
required thereafter to be required of the official The
PAYERS will view with disavor these official combinations
having this primary object the bleeding of the taxpayers
for the further benefit of county officials.
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1909-01-01

"Dead-all of them! said a captain
as he looked over the defenses two
DAYS later. "Who was it that called
1t a false alarm? Who said that Ser
geant Brady was losing his nerveT
"See there, STRIP said one of the men
as he pointed to the sergeant,
And all saw that the battle Scared
old veteran had died with smile on
his face, NJ. QUAD
Amador ledger. (Jackson, Amador County, Calif.) 1875-19??, 1909-01-01
GOMPERS IN CONTEMPT.

Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and w. Morrison three
labor leaders of the American Federation of Labor have been
sentenced by Judge Wright of the federal court at Washing
ton Imprisonment for contempt Of court in refusing to
spect the Injunction issued in connection with the buycot of
the Buckeye Stove Company The labor union declared
strike against the company and to enforce compliance with
the demands of the federation the company declared
fair and public requested to patronize the offending
concern The company took the matter to the courts and
secured an injunction intended lift the ban imposed by
the union against their business The held that the
boycott and the methods resorted to in its enforcement
in violation of law Gompers and his associates however,
declared that the in junction infringement of their
constitutional rghts-of the right of free speech and free
and continued advise the labor to boycott the
products of the company Hence the court held them guilty
of contempt Gompers sentenced imprisonment for
one year, Mitchell to nine MONTHS and Morrison to six
months The have raised great cry throughout
labor union circles. The truth had the victims been
of less prominence and unidentified with organized labor
commanding formidable list of voters the sentences would
have created little hostile criticism They wond have
been held righteous vlndcaton the respect due the pro-
cesses of the courts.
Petitions have poured upon the president asking him to
exercise his authority and pardon the convicted 1t is
to be hoped that hasy action will be taken in this
direction Indeed the president has stated that he do
nothing until the has travelled through the An
appeal will probably be taken the supreme that
questions involved may be settled by the highest judicial
tribunal.
1t will devove upon the Taft administration decide the
proposition of paronng these The incoming president
is man of judicial mind and he is likely upset the
DEGREES the unless there solid grounds for
doing 1t is said that neither the convicted the
unions will directly ask for the emency of the president
But protests against the being in by the
hundreds which intended accomplish the result
and without the humiliation of directly appealing for pardon
The manufacturing throughout the country will
watch the outcome with interest," because of the vital
issues at stake to all large employers of labor.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-01-20
CALIFORNIA may NOT
FIGHT IRRIGRATION
GOVERNOR STATES THERE
WILL BE NO LEGISLATION
AGAINST JAPANESE.

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Jan. i0.-
According to statement made to-
night BY Governor Gillette, there viii
be no legislation against the Japanese
at this session Of the legislature. In
a statement the governor said tonight
that after eonversing with leading
members Of the legislature he is con
yineed that no legislation against the
Japanese will be enacted, He says
he Is satisfied that the people Of Cali
fornia and particularly the legislators
appreciate the efforts Of the govern
ment and representatives Of Japan TO
stop the immigration Of Japanese la
borers into this country He says
there Is no question Of the good faith
Of the Japanese government and that
Il would be mistake to enact laws
against the Japanese people. Not.
withstanding what the governor says,
It appears there viii be a stubborn
fight when the bills come up tomor-
row.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-01-20
MEMORY OF POE.
Notable Exercises Were Held Yester,
day For The Poet.

NEW YORK, JAN lo-Three mo-
table memorial exercises in honor Of
the centenary of the birth of Edgar
Allen Poe will be held in New York
today A monument Of Poe will be
dedicated in Poe Park, not far from
the little cottage in the Bronx, where
occurred the death Of Poe's child wife,
Virginia The programme will con-
sist Of the reading by Wilton Lackaye
Of a poem by John Henery Boner en-
titled "Poe's' Cottage at Fordham,@
and the presentation of the Poe mem
orial committee. After the unveiling
Poe's cottage will be opened to visi-
tors. Others memorial exercises in
Poe's honor will be held at New York
University later in the afternoon and
in the evening Columbia University
will pay honor to the memory Of the
melancholy Poet, AT Columbia the
principal addresses will be dilivered
BY Thomas Nelson Page, the Virginia
author.
The manuscript copy Of Poe's poem
sAnnabel Lee" will be exhibited,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-01-20
WILL RAISE A DIN.

CHICAGO, Jan. lo. Should stran-
ger in Lake Bluff, which has recently
been the scene { many roberies, incur
the suspicion Of any woman resident
hereaiter--here is what will happen;
The woman will rush to a second sto-
ry window and fire rive shots.
Then she win begin TO toot a tin
horn she has been instructed to buy.
Her woman neighbors will open win
dows and toot their horns. The man
nearest the fire bell will start 1t ring
ing and the church bells will be rung,
BY this time the town bloodhounds
and policemen will be rushing forth,
The daylight posse of forty men
or the night posse of 100 men will
also leap to activity
The citizens committee lately form
ed has issued an elaborate list of in
structions as to the method of quell-
ing the marauder and results are wait
ed with interest,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-01-20
II Seriously Injured and so
Others Receive Minor Cuts
and Bruises
ONE MAN EXPECTED 70 DIE
Cars Run Wild Down the Williams
Avenue Grade, and Striking Cherry
Street Curve Upset Pitching Pas
sengers in Mass.

PORTLAND, Jan. 10. In the
most serious street car accident that
has occurred ia Portland in years, one
man was fatally hurt, IL persons were
seriously hurt and half a hundred
more received minor cuts and bruises
this afternoon when an inbound St.
Johns train Of two cars jumped the
track at Williams avenue and Cherry
streets. Both cars turned over onto
their sides. The fatally injured is
Jacob Szind.
Those receiving more serious injury
were:
f, Z. Lyon, Harry Rood (residenee
Mount Hood; Mrs. J. H. Grove,
Mrs. Samuel Mccord, Mrs. NJ. J,
Hatfield, Mrs, R. S. Miller. Miss e.
sic Miller, H. Rename, Hal Rename
and Mrs. B. Rename, S. 2, Avin, S.
w. Nolte (recently from Nebraska),
Fred Wolf.
The accident was caused by the
breaking down Of the air brake appa-
ratus. The cars are governed from
the leading car by the multiple con-
troll system, and though the motor
man applied the hand brake on his
car, he had no control whatever over
the second car. The cars gained mo-
mentum as the cars continued down
the grade on Williams avenue, and on
striking the reverse curve at Cherry
street the forward car climbed the
outer rail and then pitched over onto
its side.
The car behind was "tripped" BY
the forward one and fell over the OPP
posite direction. There were 50 per-
sons on the two cars and these were
hurled into an indiscriminate mass,
everyone was hurt, some
seriously and few dangerously.