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The broad ax., 1909-01-30

Little Harold, son Of Mr.. VIM. ].
Allen, 6OO6 Center avenue, is confined
to his bed with scarlet fever.
Mrs. A. Meyers, mother of Mr..
George Walker, will leave Tuesday
for her home in Lawrence, Kansas.
Miss VIM. Hart of indianapolis, is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. John
Fry, 3O2S Indiana avenue.
Miss Lizzi Kezee of Quincy. ILL.,.
sister of Mrs. S. J. Carter. los E
S2nd street. is in the city, and viii
look after the home Of her sister IN
til she returns from her tour through
the south.
Mrs. A. N. Curtis of Washington,
ID. C.. spent a portion Of the week in
our city, en- route to San Francisco.
Cal. While here Mrs. Curtis stopped
at the Palmer House.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Montgomery.
5436 Dearborn ST., seem to be more
in love with each other than ever.
since moving into their own home;
and Mr.. Montgomery feels mighty
proud. in being numbered among the
2OO, 900 real estate owners and tax
payers in Chicago.
Rev. 1. N. Daniels. who faithfully
holds forth in his work for the Lord
at Aurora. Ill. was in the city the
past week, and while calling at the
home Of the writer, he parted with
some OF the wherewith. with which
to assist to grease the machinery of
The Broad Az.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. ], Carter, 16S E.
S2nd street, win leave this evening
for Jacksonville. Tampa. Blair, Fla.
Galveston and Houston, Tex, where
they win spend one month visiting.
Fhey win also spend a portion Of the
time in New Orleans. La, where Mrs.
Carter first saw the light Of day.
They viii return home March 1st-
Tuesday evening Mrs. Mary E
Smith. 1918 State street, gave a
lumbola dinner IN honor Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex Rogers Of the Williams &
Walker Co, Harry Grimm Of Phila-
ielphia, Mr.. and Mn. Z. N. shOecraft
FIR Jesse shipn, Mr.. Lloyd Gibbs,
IL. Chas, Moore, Mr.. James Light
Dot Miss Jessie Ellis, Mise Ida Day.
ar. Calvin Rogers. Mr.. John Moore
frs. Elmata Saunders, Miss Jessie
Iietchsr and Miss Mable Lawrence
he guests greatly enjoyed the rare
nd elegant Sepast, and Mrs. Smith
roved herself q charming hostess
L r. Norri4' ST.. Treasurer and
'eneral manager OF the Southern Ex-
res and Baggage Co, Seattle, Wash.
ne Of the most foremost AfroAmeri-
an citizens IN the Northwest has be
one q warm financial supporter OF
he Broad Az, and each week he
The broad ax., 1909-01-30

BrOOkline. Mass, Jan s5-wIHiam
Insersoil BcWditeh. a coworker with
william Lloyd Garrison and John
Brown In the antislavery days. died
here today a. his home aged So years
He was a elassmate q James Rms
sen Lowell IN the Harvard class Of
1858.
The broad ax., 1909-01-30

DR.. Maurice Fishberg is authority
for the statement that the number
of deaths from tuberculosis among the
Jews is from one-third that observed
among the non-Jewish population
around them and living in the same
urban environment. DR.. Fishberg at
tributes this remarkable vitality Of
the Jews, and their immunity to sick
ness In general, to the fact that they
have been for over 1000 years dwell
ing in the city and are thus able to
withstand more than their neighbors.
The broad ax., 1909-01-30
WHITE NAN WEEDS NEGRO.

CLERK Issued lieense-Did Not Know
Woman was Black.
Carmi. III. Tuesday, Jan. 2s.-Keep
ing his bride-elect in a cab near the
courthouse. James A. King, claiming
Roekport. Ind his home. today was
successful in his attempt to obtain q
license to marry Mrs. Jennie Wallace
cOiored. License Clerk DOynen is,
sued the license. believing both
parties white. and did not discover
the mistake until Rev. E. Green re.
ported the marriage.
The couple left on the frst train
for ROckpOrt It was the frst mixed
marriage that ever took place in
White county.
The broad ax., 1909-01-30

Vopicka, F. H. Morrell and Henry NJ
Hagan.
Recording secretary-E. D. Frazer
Corresponding secretary-A. F
Reiehmsp.
Treasurer-O. G. Williams.
The broad ax., 1909-01-30

SUDDEN DEATH or MRS. JOHN
LINDEN-AT Los ANGELES, CAL
IFoRNIA, WHERE SHE WAS
SPENDING THE WINTER FoR
THE BENEFIT or HER HEALTH.
HER REMAINS WERE BROUGHT
BACK To TOLEDO, ILLINOIS, FOR
BURIAL, HER FORMER HOME.
The broad ax., 1909-01-30

The sudden death Of Mrs. John
Linden early last Friday morning at
Los Angeles, Cal, was q great shock
to her husband, Mr.. John Linden, Of
Linden Brothers, printers, at 40
Dearborn street, and TO her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. D. Bloomfield, and
other relatives Of Toledo, IN, where
Mrs. Linden was born, as wen as to
her large circle Of warm friends In
woodlawn, where Mr.. and Mrs. Lin
den resided, corner end street and
Drexel avenue, for many years.
Mrs. Linden spent the past sum-
mer with her parents In Toledo, and
on returning to the city early in the
fan she seemed greatly improved In
health, although she was stiH under
medical treatment
The latter part Of October. accom-
panied by Mrs. Hubert, she departed
for Los Angeles, Cal, to visit some
Of her old friends, where she contem-
plated spending the entire winter for
the benefit OF her health
Mrs. Linden seemed 20 be getting
along nicely and regaining her former
vigor and strength In good shape
Each letter she wrote to her husband
was fuH Of hope and encouragement
and she counted the days, at It were.
when she would be able to return to
the city and brighten their home once
more.
But this was not to be, for fate had
decreed otherwise, and early last Fri
day morning almost without any
warning, Mr.. Linden received a tele-
graphic message announcing the sud
den death of his constant and devoted
wife. Heart failure was the immedi-
ate cause Of her passing away.
In sadness and with heavy heart
Mrs. Hubert left Los Angeles last
Saturday evening with the remains Of
Mrs. Linden over the Santa Fe road,
arriving in Chicago early Wednesday
morning. and the remains were con
veyed to the Illinois Central dspot,
and On to Toledo, III.
Mrs. HuIbertA Rev. Dr.. De Long,
formerly pastor OF the woodlawn
Congregational Church. which Mrs.
Linden was a member of, Mrs. Edward
s. Linden and her daughter, Mss
Edith Linden, accompanied the huS-
band, 1Er. John Linden, with the re-
mains TO her old home, and on Thurs
day morning she was laid to rest In
the family burial lot. for her parents.
Ar. and Hrs. Blo0mhsla and their
descendants have resided In that city
for ave generations past.
Mfa- Linden vas always greatly In
tersstsd IN the success Of her huO-
band in business. ana for long time.
early and late. hot or cold, rain or
shine. she vase IN svidencs around
the printing shop. she read proc. |
folded papers. ana was Wiling 70 turn |
her hand IN every direstion 10 assist |
him 70 set On his fest IN sood shaps
She vas an excsptio7a1ly me
woman. ana she always greeted every
ons. regardless Of Their station IN Iife
o. nafionallty. with q hearty hand
shake and 3 pleasant smile. ana she
win Be greatly missed bx her husband
nd her large circle Of frisnda.
The broad ax., 1909-01-30

Entered a. seeoud-cIsss Matter,
ATs. 70. isO2 at the Post once at
Chicago, IIIlnoIa, under Act Of March
8, 1873.
The broad ax., 1909-01-30

The health authorities Of Chicago
are sndsavorjag to make the railroads
electrify their hines within the city.
Il q argued that 1900 pounds Of
SCOT Per acre IN a year are Deposited
IN some portions Of ne city By the
son coal used. The pnrineatio8 o.
tie. air snd Increase IN sunlight 80
cured By electriEcafion would mater
ially lessen the amount Of tuberculo
sin
The broad ax., 1909-01-30

As q means OF checking tuberculo-
Eis In the principal cities OF Brazil.
the sanitary authorities Of that cOun-
Try have instituted a campaign In
volving the expenditure of s1,2500O0.
The project includes the compulsory
reporting Of every case Of tuberculo-
sis. the establishment Of hospitals, az
Ficultural colonies and sanitoriums.
The broad ax., 1909-01-30

JgLLus p TAILOR Eaisor and Pub.
The broad ax., 1909-01-30

Nine deaths from tuberculosis were
caused during the last year in the
Department Of Finance Of New York
City, due. it Is claimed, largely to I'm
lection from books and papers.
After one OF the bookkeepers in the
department died recently at -his work
from a hemorrhage caused by con-
sumption, the city health suthorit3os
closed the once and made a thorough
fumigatiOn Of the books and prem
ises.
The broad ax., 1909-01-30

The recent death from tuberculosis
Of q three months old baby in New
ark. N. J., born to woman VINO had
been discharged from sanitari1m
for marrying q fellow patient shows
what effect tubercular environment
win have. The father died before
the baby was born The mother IL
dying.
The broad ax., 1909-01-30

The National Commission on Coun.
try Life is studying the sanitary con,
dition OF the farmers, and will lay
special emphasis on tuberculosis in
the rural districts.
The broad ax., 1909-01-30

The Negro mortality from tuberculo-
sis in the United States Is about $50
per cent greater than that Of the
white people.
The broad ax., 1909-01-30

tuberculosis is much less common
among coal miners than among other
classes Of people. According to the
United States census statistics. min.
ers and quarrymen occupy third place
in the scale Of least tuberculosis NOR
tally. only bankers and farmers be
ing more immune.
Dr.. 8. A Knopf says. "A child pre-
disposed to tuberculosis should not
60 to school before its eight year"
Flies are spreaders Of consumption
by carrying the germs about from the
sick to the well
The broad ax., 1909-01-30

Consumption costs the United
States 100000 lives Of human beings,
double that number of COWS and live
stock, and at least one billion dollars
in money every year.
Very few people use more than a
small percentage of their lung capa-
city, a fact which tends to produce
consumption, especially in school
children.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-07

SsIauS Rorf fol oeforeres. Gnar
Taa oct or aiort, ifaI man paa Con
coroio College faa bsrc poa patriot.
TIE SoIcr al 9rGiioenten for Oct nor
ifc SeIifab. Rrof. @tsIe 9oibne, Der
iainnnen meS aopotat GosIauo faI
Isite Sinoenc for DC Iauee Moal,
ON aftrnpn ffaI Suopta Solberp
bGores meb ct SfreipiI. iom ban bar
forfattet. oe iom er s~rleItg moriomt,
groiesior goaitao piI isree for, al
9omerne pcb goncorbio. Der fol
pGrc gcrtineer, ifnI pnre norfc
0otiouaIoraater, iom n9ientIig bill
bcitoo of Saroaneer., SeIenarfs. %
SoainaSroeter. : Moorbeab itioe.
res oerfor ipris 5ru SuIba Gar
borg. G~rneterne bill bli en- Begun
belle til ct norif GoIfemuirum peo
Goncoroia. Gbererombieforcen oil
forene fla meo Sarge 90 Mporbeab,
% oIt tcgner til, at bort fipre 59.
breIano bill b9orcs meb Sfif. Gf
ole Monumeuter | Web Rtper 9alen
err Goncoroia College bet ptgtisite.
0crfor blir Den pigtisite Del al Sc.
item benIaet Der ioar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-07
Vorif Romeoie PEG
Winneiota uniperiitet.

Den norIfe Screening peb Winne'
iota Statsuuiperiitet opferte ifslgt
"3ngI. Sibenbe" Sirsoae apeIb Sol
bergs Gen StrnbesIsie".
9ette por paa Ell Waabe en- ui9o'
oanIig @eeipenbeO, itrioer glaoet
Oct bar ferite Sang, of norif Some
Die blep ipilet peb Statens fornem.
Ite 2preanitoIt. %llofsreIien 9oo bt
melt imiorenoe @ibresbprb ON Srof
Subn Gables @pne iom Snitruftsr %
por ct ilaaeuoe @epiS for, botIfer
SntereSie Irof. 8isIe @otbue bar
paft for 4orititubiet PED llniperIitetei
poa ben iorboIoSpiS forte Sio, ban
bar ppret Der.
9aur mon tager | getrngtniua, al
Sc ipiQenbc for oct meite bar Hor'f'
gmerifanere Of nnben 90 treble 8e'
ncrotiou - ser faubteS neppr en-
noritfsbt bIauot benz -, ba MAJ man
Iimpelthcu bcrn6rc Den Roobe, bnor'
poa Gen StmocsIsie" bIeo ipiuet
&~opeSronerne @ieIgeihreip, ben
ShlubeSlsie. og 8eruile, hans Rige.
u0ferteS al Mr. grnoIb Glen % Ntt'S
Rufb RiuaSreo. Wr. 9iens StunoeS'
Issbeh por itcrortet; Bublifum III
Iet life Climber til at blipe itunoeS'
los oper ban. Wtiis Ringsreo bar
FirImif oq fpif % uGiten for inota'
gen0c. Gf g~iperiouerne mao fsrit
"a frcmit rrpneS Mr. Sans aiout.
ME iom SIofur. Som Den 9Grbe oa
Tom abpofoten, Der bringer Der
StunbeSIsie til SortuileIie, Dor bans
Grritationer rent glimrenSe. @fiis
Gitta Teque ipiuebe Seonora tGffe'
lig % pnbig.
gubIifum morebe iig fortrGifcIt1
% IsuneSe sc ipiaenSe meo traftigt
giidIbs'aIpcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-07
Gr Din 8onfasie ioroen?

9anbetS Roitmeitre bar ira so.
t~ebfontoret / 8aibinaton mobta9et
enoel @eitemmeIier meo Senipu til
@oitfnsierne IanaS Rutcrue for fri
G~oitIeoeriua / 9auOoiitrifterue. aut
4citfnSier ifaI iPtteS iooIeoe$ at
@oitbu0et ubeu at forIaoe Sope0.
rcier eler fisre ouer @refter % 6or'
heiniu1er fan fomme ben til Dem
"a uOen at itiae al lin Sogn Iepere %
iuhiamIe Goitiagcrnc. Roitbeportc'
mCutet amer set life for euiteIigt, al
GoItfog'erne fGItes til Stolper for
SeIegraf. SeIeiou c0er eIeftriif SpS,
men ser ber pau en- ioIiN Roobe og
oco Sioen al 9eier opiGttcs nette o.
itrrfe StoIper. boorpoa ausieruc
foriporIia iGiteS / en- paSienoe Seibe,
iaa &oitbuoet life bebsuer al reiie iio
fra SGOet ener 'trGtfe Grmeue no
qiernem SognbiuIeue. &oitoepartc'
mertet / @aibinetor forSrer, al
&oitmeItrene Of &oitbuOere fol ina
Woprene poo ole benl Ser life isicr
fig eiter De Der Uppntc RegIer, % al
0iSie 3npne % Aore&ier ioo iuoieu.
bes til Sooe0foutoret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-07
st Bert ON 2mitieiIaos.

aonsen at gelsien bar ubiat Ell
ErGmie pan $4,000 Srancs, Der /
1911 ifaI uobetales Sorfatteren az
oct bebite Irbeioe til 9eipareIie al
Spgapen: ut gipe en- SremitiQirtg al
Suftieilabiens Sremifribt og at an.
gipe De pirfiomme WioIer til at op.
muntre oertil.
@rbeiberne til &onfiirrencen, Ser
fan affattes paa ct al fsleenbe Sproe F:
Sranit, Slamif, gngelif, Spif, Sta.
lienif, Spanif og 8orhieiiiif ifal inb-
gibes til "Ie Winiitere bes Scieuces
ct bes Grts" / grpsiel inoen ben lite
Warts 1911.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-07
Daaronnen.

Sra 8inona, Wiun, berettes, al
man, nteo ltnbtaeeIie al Soaningen
al SInr og Wais, or fGrbig meb
@aaronneu ioa Ionat sitoper iom til
Manfoto. 8aa Streeet sitenfor
Tunfato or man frrbig mcb omtrent
SuIpoeIen al arbeioet. @eirforboI.
bene bar imiSlertib &c iioite Gage
betpoeIie fo~rbebrct fig, iau Der foc'
b~aabentlig ineen me 8oriinfelier bill
inbtr9ffe.
8aoren bar npret roget len az ZIG.
foriaopiot 8rpspGrten orgaar, bpor'
imo6 cct egentIige 8aararbeioe life
Fan iiges at itaa ioa iDnoerlig longt
tiIbaae. Ian pIeier panligpis life
at bore iqrbig meb oct fsr omtrent
poo ocune 5ib. Ser err iooleoes in'
tet ueoiIaoen bnerfen mco Sen'pn I'll
@eirforboIbene elIer Silitouoen foren'
-rigt; oct ifnIoe bo bore, Of oct laae'
DC or noget TENT mcb at Ipire, men
bette plcier life at betrngtes lom ell
uguniti9 Smitpubigbeo.
Get Ireal, iom or tilIdoet, ener
bill bIi t%iliaaet ioor. er omtrent 20
Grocent itsrre enh flor | Den iposit'
Iige Del oi Winneiota. Sommenlig.
net meo for ct Iar iiben er SilItan'
oen taget | fin SeIbeo gunltigere M
cno 6a.
Sru @aterIoo, Soma, berettes ben
ste os., at Sncbeoreolct poo8runo at
De Iioite totre Tigers foIbe 8etr bill bli
bctpoelia minore emo iiiur; oerimoo
oil Der bIioe plautet Ell bel Del mer
@ais. 8oa mango Steber bar as-
rene pGret ioo blsbe al oct meget
&egu, at Sarmerne life bar funnel
iaa iaaet, mebenS pao anore Steoer,
buor Der blep ioaet tiblig, meaet al
Srset cr blepet brebt al oct paaoe og
fcIoe Seir.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-07
Sprogets Vorenflima.

S en- gepprtning paa Si9Gono
Tom en- Sanife og nosIe SoIaffer |
Glammeri. Ganifen raabet imioIer.
tho life oper bet tilitrGffelig Sor.
ruoo al polife 8Ioier til at funne
fsre en- Wunofrig meb ben forsnifeoe
4raft.
Sluoielig faar ban en- lps Soc.
Weo f%nuienoe Sorast uoilpneer ban
Sroet =: "9aIIotti!"
Spar paa Siltale uoeblep life. On
at EoIafferne gisr en- @rimaie oe
tiger gonife tsrt - "a BERTH"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-07
Sturartet 17be Mai Tcit peo 60

coroia College, Woorbeao, Winn
Oct 9orife Selifob boIoer garsmsoe
Irofesior @isIe gotbue fra Stats,
uniperiitetet boloer SeittaIen. @on'
&c andre prominente IGno bill ogiao
tale.
8oriong % Soloiong at De beoite
&or og Soloiiter / 9orbpeiten. Con.
coroia College 9ano oppGrter mel
SprnmIiif.
SoIberg's aomeoie, Den 8olitiife
&anbeiteber" opfsres al Stuoenter
peo Goncorbia College.
Seitlisbeoerne afiluttes peo en-
9anfet | Goncoroia's itore SpiieiaI.
ollie MebIemmer al Get norife
SeIifab bsr msoe frem til Soften oa
aarsmsbet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-07
17oc Wai | DC oprbeao.

Ter ffrioes i'll "Gecorab.E oiteu" A.:
Zen 176e 01ni oil BIZ en- troccl
Sag ior S~orgo-Noorbeao. ON
Worgenen 81. 8 bIir Der en- Sbienfcit
pan Agricultural college. 8roieSior
Srspiaa ira gaaep 9itpNifaI ioreitca
Den m~uiifaIite Eel Of 8~rogrumm:ei
iom untngeIig nil bIi SriesS asecr
@pnt Cutie. Broi. Soaano itoi poo
oct norife MtIiprms gegne mootaat
Sbiens Butte % Iepere en- fort Cocr.
iist oper Sbiens Setpbuine / Ger'
bensliternturen. Raar man er Jar
dig hermeo. BIZ peo @isrnious Ban
taiten ipiaes 90 ipnees "Sn, hi el
fer. Conner Of Rorge | Sarge ha,
beiiemt, at @ergelanos Stutuen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-07
en- bIooie Seiee.

ct grcsietelesram fra @era erus'
@erico, bcretter. at amerifaneren
.Sorplo Sanborn, Ssn al TrGltoen'
ten for Sltnta plantation eontpanp
oa souborn 2irmber Gompanp, er
orreitcret % Ter Rerifnere Ssoe iem
fssIee af en- Seioe mellem Den i'llse
sanboru os eieren at Den nerlis-
aenoe SienSa 8Iantution os bans
Silb9rgcre.
en- ris apaseier peS Hapn gieente
gspinoia % en- 9utnoe er blanot De
br9bte.
grpIiSent Snnborn og bans Ssn
er fra Chicago.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-07

Decorab % Smeslt.
Sen Cite geai 1909
emaapInt.

- GIbcrt elcitob % SomcS &em,
men beroi 9pen rriiic | Sorsoaes I'll
@acificfpiten.
Mrs. G. q. Soines reiite Moti.
bag til Sberipooh, g.. o, bpor benz
bes Morh opboIber 'ig.
apifs @eota snScrion reiite
Scrshoe III hilbert SEQ for al beissr
FIN Ssiter. Mrs, Q. 8, Sanion.
-'Somer 8. Rearpois fra @o.
pcIo er bIcpcn paIet I'll geinrcr for
be offeutIigr StoIer | Gresco iiicbet.
for &rpf, @oberts.
@tdoro SneouIoitob bar oper.
tnect @eitprelien al en- 2umber Ooro
| Slpin Sails, Sbobo, % reiite one'
rebe fprrigr ltee berben,
S. Gnebretion bill | CONNER
upfpre ct NOT 9eboeIiesbus ilteoetIor
I'll aomIe poa grpaolpop. Grbeioet
meb at ueSripe bet somle Sis er al
Ierebe poobeepnbt,
- @orii % Sisrib apole fra We.
fire SIibre. @oIberS, fom | Wauoags
bertiI fra Rorse. DC fom ODER
tneo Gunnro 9iniens 9ampIfib
~~SSoeruia".
-a. 81. gicf oe Go. Sopoen fom
I Srebags birm fra en- Cur til Npro
Safota o. Wontauu. bnor DC iaa ef'
Ter 2anb. g. ". 8icf brogte meo
nogIe Stpffer fpritenet Ere, iom ban
fanot noe | Montnna.
8rof. @aIoer Der t gpen bor
retop mobtngei Telegram ON, of en-
aISre 9rpber al bom, S. u. &alocr,
ei aiaanet peS Cohen | Come, Iri.
sona. San onr So Aor gommel %
flptteSe fra Rorben iom ung Nono.
%. q. llIen berai 9pen fom |
2srboes biem fra Soma Gitp, buor
bans SuItrn bar unocreooet en- BAN
ifeIia Operation. San er iremoeIeS
paa Soipitalet Der, men er Dog paa
goo gei til 9eoring.
9on Sperucfer, iom flpttebe
fra Secornb for ca. 90 Ior iioen til
Mpntann, bsoe iiSite llse oeruoc.
Sons Gig bIeo bragt hertz | Rau.
bags for at ~bearnpes. afbsbe citer.
Iaoer fig Some % Here Born.
g. 8. Collins % Suitru til
tranbte Wonooe en- Ipugere &eiie til
be sitliee Stoter. 8e ngter UNDER
beune fin Sur of beige Chicago,
glepeIaub, Buffalo, Rioearu Sails,
Boston, Rerp g)orf, 8oibington og
andre al SItens Storbper. :.
@nfen eiter Sarrp @ebiter Der
al gpen mobtos / Sirsbos $1,000 /
9ipSasiur1nce fra EQUITABLE Site
sSniuronce Co., 0es Woines, Soma.
9ette por fun s Gage efter benoeS
Ionbs Gs6.
- Or. Stabo mobtoe isaur (Srs.
bae) pr. SnbeIgram fra 0orge bet
isrgeIiee 9uSfab, at bans Sooer,
gsiIs Stabo, 6sSe SirSbnq Rat efter
en- llaes Speoom. San boebe pao
Sitre Soten, men beoe unber ct Se.
fsa | @rue. gf6soe bleo 6S gor
gommel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-07
Notwithstanding


sse ct. paul apeamor,e,.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-07
SiplOmatiHe liSnasnelier.

Sorlpoeuoe ira @%aibinstcn oil pioe,
at W. VI. 8oefbia. Der icrtioen er
@eianbt til China, ifaI uonGpnes I'll
ambosiobsr til @iisIano, % at for
benperenoe SanoeIsminiiter Oscar
2. Strmls ItaI p9re uoieet til ambas-
iaber I'll Sprfiet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-05-07

graftiif. On Nono, tom fcm biem
% ionbt 9rGubepiuSiloifen temt.
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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-07-29
PULL|AN DIES
BY OWN HAND
EXPIRED WITHOUT GIVING
ANY INFORMATION AS TO
THE OCCASION FOR TAKING
HIS OWN liFE-HAD BEEN
WORRIED.
(By United Press.)

NEW YORK, July 29.-Harry C.
Pulliam. president OF the National
Baseball league. died at 1880 thfs
morning of self inflicted pistol
wound fired last night In his room
at the New York Athletic club. The
ball entered his left temple. made
its exit at the right side OF the
head.
No one in the club house heard
the shot fired, and the wounded
base ball magnate was found ly-
ing on the floor by bellboy sent
to his room by the club phone girl.
The desk phone receiver was dis.
placed in Pulliam's fall and the girl
sent the boy to inquire the occasion
for the failure of the phone to an
swer her call.
Pulliam was still semi-conscious
when found, but all efforts by the
physicians to elicit from him the
occasion for his act proved OF no
avail. His only response as to why
he shot himself was to ask, who's
shot?" No note or other informa-
ton as to the occasion for the
tragedy was found.
Friends OF Pulliam believe his
act was the result of a sudden i'm
pluse, carried into effect without
a thought as to its consequences.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-07-29
MAYOR INSISTING ON
CITY SCALE OF WAGES

3 Although the council has passed
Mayor Pratt's ordinance providing
that only citizens of the United
States and residents Of Spokane be
employed on city WORK. whether
done by the city. contractors or
subcontractors, the wage scale
ordinance is still in committee of
the whole.
This ordinance is the most i'm
portant of the two, as it is de.
signed to compel contractors to
show their payrolls in order that
violations may be detected 1t puts
the wage ordinance on better
basis than at present. Both ordi-
nances will solve the alien labor
and city wage problem ii passed.
at least while Mayor Pratt Is on
hand to see that they are enforced.
AS matter of fact, the mayor
is enforcing the wage ordinance
already. He has not signed any
contracts in weeks, except where
the payroll condition was complied
with in addition to the agreement
to pay the city scale. A bunch OF
contracts is waiting in the office
for the successful bidders to come
along and agree to pay their men
the wages the city has apportioned
for that purpose on each particu-
lar contract, intsead of putting the
difference between the scale and
what they can get men for in their
own pockets.
In demanding the payroll report
the mayor Is doing no more than
contractors do of subcontractors
These agreements always provide
that a list of the men hired by sub
contractors and their pay be filed
with the contractor.
1t Is reasonably certain that the
council will pass the wage ordi.
nance, although contractors are
not beseiging councilmen with re.
quests to do so.