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La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1909-01-09
Tin FperiOdiCO cclericale
cOndannatO a BergamO.


ADOA e5osAACs AS
Dinnanzi al nostro tribunaIe, in sedu-
ia di appello, 81 discusse oggi il perio-
dico clericale ebdomadario Ii Conpano
ne perche questc, ii 2S dlcembre 1907
pubblicavs un articolo dal titolo. La
scrupolosa onesta di quei signori, a Mia
no 81 tace, mel quale 81 affermava che
ALA Camera del lavoro di MiIano 81 ru-
bavano del fondi afidati ALA Camera del
layoro di Milano ST rubavano del fondi
affdati ALA Camera stessa-
Per Ia Car era del Lavoro 81 erano
costituiti P. @. nDela yalle ed il Premo
Ii.
Rrimd che 81 iniziasse il, dibatbirnento
glisvvocati ielle parti tentarono, per in
vito del presidente una aaccomodanento
auon pOterono addivenire I'D accOrdo
ed il processo, continue per tutta Ia
giornata. La sentenza, pronunciata al
le 20 ha ritenuto IL gerente del Campan.
one certo Ronchi, colpevole del reato di
ingiuria, condanandoEo lire $50 di mul
ia, al pagamento di lire SEQ per la costi
tuzione di P. @. pid al compenso del
danni ds liquidarsi in separate sede. ID
fendeva Ia Camera del LsvOro Paw
Gennati
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1909-01-09

MOI tutti sappiamo la lunga ed amore
vole assistenza che coniugi Delmet
di Wakefield ebbero per il loro amato e.
Clio durante fs- sus lunga eSdeaBfsss
Emalassia. Sappiamo pure quantoi I'M
-ponentfsiano rfusciti i.funeral Q pescon
corsc dfpopoIo . per la vera afszione
Sin che Ia stinats famiglia Deirnet & da
tutti tenuta.
II padre comm osso a tante dimistrazioni
vuole far di dipubt.ica ragione suoi rim.
graziameati di clio incarica il nostro
giornsIe.
Ed anzitutto rivoige indistintamente
i suoi ringrszismeDti a tutts Wakefield
la cui popolazione diede lui tante e
cost care prove di simpatia COST duran
te la malsttis come in occasione della
perdits del 6glio adoratO per tuttO il
periodo che duro' la malsttia mel dolo-
roso mouento della perdita
Intende poi di ringraziare in modo
speciaIe il Sig. Giacomo varda che col
la gentle signora prese parte al funera-
Ii, come pure il Sig. Fragno che pure
presenzi6 con la-sta Signora~ed.una del
le Signorine.del Sig. Battista Galvid
Peueej leldue S;gnorine deleSig Bugni
df Mon treal Ia Sjguorlna DEL sig.
Joseph GSalvi
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1909-01-09

FrugaSe c(JfriSai dt5AsFsSsatuaa
HCongre $50 deaai Statt e,nitssdtetrd
proposts del Tresides6sf fsesesegt deli
bero' quasi ad unanimit$ d'invisre al
soferenti del terrennoto $500. 600 ossis
$500 600 in monets centante ed altri
$500. 900 in vestiari. Votarono tutti Si
eccetuato il Senatore Bailey che vot6 no
On bel episodio che serve a dimostra
re il buon c cucre della nostra Sovrsna
ques4o. Dopo aver estratto ella nnedesi
ma una bambina di ami dale mace
rie dopo aversela presa in braccio la
trssport6 sui bateIlo owe ne prese cura
come una buons madre
Cio' sia a! lode alI'animo gentle di
lei edi esempio tutti coloro che han
no buon cuore.
Moi pure abbiamo incominciato una
sottoscrizione che speriamo dar$. bCon
esito. Parecchi Americana mi hanno in
coraggiato g .tni' dissesc ehe voSHonosses
toscriversi snche sIoro speaa8aos che
gt'Italian non 7orranro ssseee da4nend
g concorrer&nnop pnfTe logoFa1 secondaidel
lie forze, per venife in -aiato s5is loro
pstria
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1909-01-09

Col primo mel nuovo ammo 8 giunto da
n OF, ospite del Prof G Fessis il signor
Bernardo Vercelli distinto orefce che
gia diede prova della sus abilita in Lta-
liza cd in francis. Egli intende di aprire
qui in GIFTS un negozio di orologieria
mel Music Store del Prof Fessia
OIsre a tale quslita professionals egli
6 pure profondo conoscitore di musica;
CID che 8 snche meglio di lutte le must
che di questo monde le sue qualita di
mente Q di cuore 10 raccomandano come
persona della cui anicizia 81 va ieti ed
alteri.
AL Alnuova ospite di Hurley il nostro
shenveruto di cucre ed ir1ighori auguriE
sdi prosperf AFFAIR.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1909-01-09
.COSE LOCAL..

IL A. R. Barry Geo. KengsIey av-
vocati, lultimo tax Commissioner del
VIC. Ry. con in compsgnia del Signor
Emerson Eaton furono qui Ia settima,
ma scorsa rivedere conti deIl'snno
passato del Township Vaghn
Pare che questo abba daservire come
base iii tazza9ione in avvenire.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1909-01-09
Ill VENEZI ELLA
da soddisfazione asl'Olan
da
La fine della dittatura
di Castro

Parigi, %
81 ha ds Wiihelrnstadi
nnuovo gabinetto venezuelano revoco
il decreto che proibiva il trasbordo- a
Caracas dele lnerci a destins2ione del
'Venezusla.
sQuesto decretc fu GAUSS prireipaIe Gel
lie eiiivergenzep per folands essIsvenezuel
Ia.
La revoca diaesso, che Castro rffut9
osti4atamente, equivale effettivamente
all'elininazioue dele divergence fra L
Olanda Q il Venezuela
e terminate la dittatura di Castro.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1909-01-09

II signor Bernardo Block avendo Ia
sciato la macelIeria di Iron Belt proprie
ta di VIM. Walter. corninci6 fare il
il medesimo mestiere Mellen wis.
per conto proprio u figlio del signor
Walter hs preso il suo posto
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1909-01-09

Sabato secorso la Lega Nszionale
agrcola ha venduto $40 acre di terra a
diversi individui ora ne hanno ancora
$50 acre da vendere ese qualcuno voles-
Sc farne acquisto al prezzo di costo avra
solo il tempo tutto il mese di gennaio.
Dopo questa data sara. anmentato il
prozzo
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1909-01-09
Tredici cOndanne a mOr-
te i'm Russia
Un COndanmatO che ten
ia fuggire
Farigi. 10

Eeri.si ebbero tredicie eondanne NOR
/ to move esecazioni.
condannatosr reeandosi in pettura
al luogo della esecusione. 81 8 liberato,
Q, quantunque carico di catene, ha po-
tuto correre una vorsta prima di essere
ripreso.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1909-01-09

Lo scorso so Dicembre moyira ad
iron Belt il signor zaccaria DeFavro
Cadorino gia ds motto residente ad Iron
Belt dove era universalmeute stimsto.
funerali 81 fecere qui Hurley perche 81
desiderava di pore la saIma accanto a
quelIi di sua farniglia gia in queste
camposanto.
[ funerah furono contrc Ogni. dire i'm
ponenti ) La Societa Providsnte ii Iror
Belt ao-aeeonapa IA sorpc ed n1s MI
moro strsgrande di vetture seguisa j
-feretr9
II zaccaria Del Fayro sascia la vedo
va 4 fgli ed una fglia piangere "a do
1orosa perdita
LIE nos6re. conioglianze.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1909-01-09

/ siguorI Rsog6 s.. Vezzetti che in So
3eiet$ aveVano fondsto 10 store in Silver
Street, che in POGO tempo prosper6 mi
rabilmente grazie allie doti non comuni:
ora hauno scioIto amichevolmente la To-
70 societ$; II Vezzetti trovandosi gia
pid che occupato con il suo primo COM
lnercio rime sse totalmente questo secon
do al suo AMIGO partner P. Rogo.
siamo piu che certi che Iazienda del
signor Rogo non avr& soffrire, per-
che da una parte gil continue rinfluen-
te amicizia del Vezzetti dall'alGra pes-
sere il sig, P. Rogo un vecshio g stims
TO residente di Hurley ds tutti como
sciuto gil una garanzia di prospero e
merltato successo.
Annunziamo nello stesso tempo al pub
blico che il detto store sara trasportatt
del Building del Hurley Hotel dopo Il
meta del corr. Gennaio.
ii siguor Rogo coglie loccasione PEI
ringrazisfe quanti hanno contribute /
far prosperare il sue commercio 81 au
gura che gil continueranno il cortese ap
poggio; neIlo stesso tempo egli Ii assicu
IA nellie sue migliori intenzioni dell,
sua diligsnza nelpaccontentarli,
| Il Sigucr Peter Grossio Flora, inca
ricato di collettare per il nostro gicrna
| le, per qualunqne altra cosa che ri
guarda Pamministrasione dells:. NO
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1909-01-09

Il giorno corr. La signorina Lucy
Bonino figIia di Carlo. riparti ALA vol
ia di Chicago per finire suoi studi di
pitturs.
Auguriamo ALA siguerina Lucy Duon
sucesso
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1909-01-09
PRICE 4 CENTS PER Cory

La NOstra Terra apre.
una sOttOscriziOne a Bene
ficiOsdei,damnegiati. ST ia
|cafdO appelIO agIiaa1emini
dif CMOr:e di v0ler irfviare
lie offerte: al nostfo uffi-
clio, che verrannO pubbIi-
cate sui nostro giOrnale
LII nome e la sOfmmia of
ferta.
Frank rlarta EditOre
I'm questi casi di desola
ziOne e di desperate s0ffe-
renze, tutto III monde ci-
vile si Sente C0raOssO, e
lasCia da parte qualsiasi
pregiudizio e sirnpatizza
col dOl0re, e cOnCOrre coli
l'obOlO possible onde pO-
ter al leviare lie sOfferenze
del pOpOlO cOIpito daIla
EsciaguFa~
SperiamrO che gil italia
nj del Iron County, e Go
|gebfC Range sapFanno ia
| re i'll fOro dOvere ed invi-
are con sOIlecitMdine lie
oblazioni aIl'ufficiO del
nOstro GiiOrnaIe per poi
spedirle All sOffesenti del
la Stella e C.aiabsia.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1909-01-09

L due giovani john MoselIi = John
Fabro gia antichi RESIDENT di Hurley
sono venuti ad per dieci giorni q passare
ie feste in cornpagnia dol suoi parentil
I due giovani bssnnss Ia ssiss rssiaenza =
Chisholm, MINI
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1909-01-09

la sers del r corr. ritorn6 del eepeda
le di Ashland Wis. il siguor John FIan-
drini accompagnato da suo padre Gsiu-
seppe. quasi ristabiIito in salute
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1909-01-09

II Sigucr Peter Grossio Flora, 9 inca
ricato di collettare per il nostro gicrna-
le, 9 per qualunqne altra cosa che ri
guarda Ramministrssione della. NO
strH Tesra.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1909-01-09

Col giorno 4 gennaioil il nuoyo sheriff
VIM. Walter entrava incarica ed il Nc
Geehan che uscivs di carica gil como
gnava Tuffcio il signor Walter ha dele
cato Ignazio Calligaro, Turnkey, ALA ca
RIGA di Under Sheriff, Martin Noskowik
ed il signor jos Molino, Deputy Sheriff.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1909-01-09

IL signor Sam Trentino di Iron Belt,
Wisconsin che da pit di 30 anni malgra-
do ogni ricerca non aveva pii avuto mott
zie di suo fglio, ebbe 10 scorso Natalie la
consolsziona di yedeEselo arrivars con
la sua moglie, sani disposti portando-
gil la buona speranza di non abbandon-
saric pin in aEvenire 81
8 Esesnostre corgratuiazioni. at gssirs { e!
H.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-03
To Whom IL May Concern.

Under the above caption
the Telegram OF Portland
says: For your enlighten-
ment the Evening Telegram
submits the following prices,
Wholesale and retail, at which
Oregon cherries were selling
in this city yesterday:
Wholesale Price Per Pound.
Royal Anne5 80. s 10 9 cents
Bings ........ 6 70 Z cents
May Dukes ...... 2lz cents
Retail Price Per Pound.
Royal Annes .... 20 cents
Bings .... ...... 20 cents
May Dukes ...... 10 cents
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-03
TAFT GOES
TO LAKE
CHAMPLAIN
Will Take Part in Ter-Centen-
mary Celebration of the
Discovery OF the
Lake.
[unlted prrnn Lensed wlre.l

Washington, July 3.-President
Taft left today for Beverly, Mass,
where the presidents family is es-
tablished in their summer home, to
spend day before going to the Lake
Champlain cities to participate in the
ter-centennial celebration of the dis
covery of the lake by the French ex-
plorer, Champlain, In 10S.
Tomorrow evening the president
Will go to Norwich, Conn, which
city will celebrate the two hundred
and fiftieth anniversary of It's found
ing. He will be the guest of honor
at the celebration and will deliver an
address
The Champlain ter-centennial. .will
be participated in by the several Ver-
mont and New York cities situated
on the lake. The president will go
to historic Fort Ticonderoga. at the
foot of the lake, Tuesday Here the
first formal exercises of the celebra-
tion will be held In addition to the
presidents speech addresses will be
delivered by Vice President Sher.
man, Ambassadors Bryce and Jus
serand, Speaker Cannon, Senator
Root and Governors Hughes and
Prouty.
The celebration will be continued
Wednesday and Thursday at Plotts-
burg, n. Y. A reception will be ten
dered the president at Hotel Cham
plain and he will deliver another ad-
dress An unique Indian pageant will
form feature OF the Plattsburg 'es-
tivities.
Late Thursday the scene of the
anniversary celebrations will shift, 70
Burlington, VI. Here again the
president will be the guest OF honor
and will make his final speech be
fore departing for Washington In The
evening.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-03

IDEA OF
CLOTHES
limited Press Leased wire. /

lInltcu ifthh Ltuheu hlItsl
Berkeley, Cal, July 3.-"Clothes
are only OF value In art so far as they
convey an impression OF what Is be-
meath them. In other words, they
are an impediment TO art" Is the de-
fense OF nude artistic expression by
Professor Frederick Mortimer Clapp,
OF the University OF Chicago. His as
sertion created unlimited discussion
In university circles here, and is a
live topic of conversation today.
Professor Clapp, who has spent
years In the study of art in the
European centers, is stan lecturer
at the Rockefeller university, and II
delivering a special series OF art dis
sertations at the University OF Cali
fornia's summer session. His de-
fense OF art In the nude, following
closely upon the discussion that has
been rife in San Francisco art circles
during the last week was made dur
ing the course Of lecture.
THE human body In painting" he
said, gives the opportunity of con-
yeying the most direct message from
the master artist TO the spectator.
We are human beings, and our
bodies are all important. from / he
artistic standpoint. since they, In
their mobility, portray quickest and
sincerely the stream of emotion"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-03
GOT INVITATION
ON GOLD PLATE
UNITED Press Leased Wire ]

Washington, July President
TAFT received ,he sslid gold engraved
invitation from the San Francisco
Schuetzen Verein to attend It's golden
Jubilee which will be held during the
first week In August. The presenta-
ton was made by Congressman Julius
Kahn OF California
Replying TO the Invitation the pres
ident stated tnat he probably would
not reach San Francisco until after
the festival, but expressed a hope 20
meet the members OF the verein upon
his arrival al the coast.
The invitation Is done upon a solid
gold plate three and a half by five
and a half inches In size, and Is a
marvel OF artistic engraYure.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-03
SPOKANE DOCTORS
TO AID LOVERS
IUnIted Prsss Leased wlrs.l

Spokane, July 3.-If there Is a
sudden rupture OF the business In
the office OF the marriage license
clerk IL will be attributed TO the Spo-
kane County Medical Society. which
Is Dan Cupid's latest elly.
The members OF that organization
by twO-thlrds vote taken last night
decided that during the remainder
OF the present year they Will not
charge a fee for physical examina-
tions 10 those seeking marriage H.
eenses as required by the new law.
Physicians have been charging
from So to IS for examining couples.
This extra expense. IL is said. has
made some prospective grooms think
twice before taking the step.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-03
CHERRY
FLOAT
is HERE

The float for the Cherry Fair In
which her majesty, Royal Ann" In
this case Miss Bertha Allen will take
part I'm the parade arrived this morn
ing from Portland. II is q beauty,
an immense car ornamented with
cherries as large as watermelOns and
the throne is an immense flower. IL
Is the same float used In the rose
carnival az Portland, and which was
then. as II will be In our own parade.
hOnored by the presence OF the
Cherry 'City's cherry queen, Miss
Bertha Allen.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-03
TAKING
MOVING
PICTURES

w. II. Jenkins, travelling passenger
agent for the Southern Pacific, came
up. from Portland this morning in
charge special" and moving
picture machine. which will take pic
lures OF Oregon scenery for use at
the A. Y. p. The machine is mount
ed In the end OF the car and Will
take views along the line OF the road.
These pictures will also be used In
advertising Oregon In the east IL
is great scheme and also great
pictures.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-03
MANY HURT IN
THEATRE PANIC
[unIted Press Leased vic. !

Detroit. Mich, July 3.-one child
was fatally injured and several wo-
men seriously hurt today In a panic
in a and 10-eent store. following a
false alarm OF fre.
A sale was In progress. when some
one shouted Are" The women and
children deserted the bargain eoun-
ter and stampeded out OF the door
ways. A nnmber were crushed and
trample upon by the panic-stricken
~hopperB
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-03
SALEM
TO VISIT
EUGENE
Many Will Spend the Fourth
in the HuStling City up
the Creek.

All Salem business houses will be
closed Monday, and hundreds OF Sa-
lem people will go to Eugene to spend
the day. The Southern Pacific has
made a special rate for the occasion,
and Eugene is putting up a celebra-
tlon that no one who can afford II
should miss. Besides, Il is a good
thing to call on our nelghbors, and
the hustling Young fellow, Eugene,
is well worth getting acquainted with
Salem visitors will find much In the
neighboring city to admire, and
some to copy after. Secretary Hart
og, of the Eugene Commercial Club,
this morning phoned up a special in
vitation to Salem people to make tho
club rooms their headquarters. Eu-
gene is a self-appointed committee
OF one to look after the comfort and
pleasure of every visitor.
The celebration starts early, and,
in order to see II all, Salem people
should take the evening train Sun
day or the 3:30 Monday morning
train-but anyway take one OF
them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-03
D o o o % q o o - o &
, PERSONAL MENTION {

Mr.. Walter Spaulding. the son OF
G. X. spaulding. OF this city, is Wis
iting friends In Salem. He has been
attending Ann Arbor University for
the past three years.
Mr. g. T.. Allen OF Woods, Oregon,
has been In town for a couple OF
days, making arrangements for his
great fish output. Sport" Is on the
job all right. He leaves today for
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-03
Albany VIII be Herr.

The Albany Herald OF July
2d ays; THE regular week
ly meeting OF the Albany
Commercial club was held lat
night with thirteen present.
A unanimous vote was cast
In favor OF an excursion 20
Salem 10 the Cherry Fair.
Friday, June 8. with a guar
antee Of 1875 tickets. securing
the round trip rate OF s5e."
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-03
No Tax on Tea or Coree.

Washington, July 3.-The tax on
tea and coffee In the maximum and
minimum sections of the tariff bill
were eliminated by the senate today.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-05-29
Spring RUSH WEST
NEARLY $4,000 C0LONISTS
LOCATE In Northwest.
Greatest in History of the Railroads
Low Railroad Rates Bring Thousands
to New Homes in States of the
Northwest

Full returns, which have been thor
oughly canvassed, show that the spring
colonist movement into the Pacific
northwest and into California was the
greatest in the history of railroads. Dur
ing the months of March and April.
which is the period of the low colonist
rates, the records show that approx
mately $4,000 people sought new homes
on the broad acres of the northwest. in
Guiding also Idaho, Nevada, Utah, Colo
RADIO and Wyoming, and that fully 5000
people found permanent Judgment in
California, making a total of about
II, 900.
According to Hartman Office figures
during March and April, 1897 people
came to Portland by that system, 2O36
to other Oregon points, 1850 to Puget
sound points, and Cos to other Washing
ton points. Idaho during the same
period got 1884 settlers.
According to Hill figures the Bur
lington has carried 11,141 people west
during March and April, the Great
Northern 1888 and the Northern Pa
eifc 26,732.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-05-29
JAPs STRIKE IN HONOLULU.
Laborers on Sugar Plantations Want
More Pay.

Honolulu, May. 19.-With no pros
pect of receiving recognition from their
employers, the 5000 japanese plantation
hands on strike in the Hawaiian islands
are politely but firmly standing pat and
they are quietly awaiting developments.
The plantation strike in the islands,
which was begun week ago, was the
result of determined and long-standing
agitation on the part of the japanese
laborers on the sugar estates for an in
crease Of wages from SIS to $225O a
month.
The Sugar Planters association IN
Willingly brought about the agitation
by flooding the islands with japanese
wOrkmen toward the close Of last year
1t was not long before these same
workmen, whom the planters had i'm
ported in order to solve, as they
thought, the labor problem, surprised
their employers by beginning a spirited
campaign for the improvement Of their
own condition.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-05-29
MEET FOR CONSERVATION.
National Congress in Seattle During
Last of August.

A national conservation congress
that will take its place side by side
with the transmississippi congress at
at Denver and National Irrigation con-
gress at Spokane as one of the biggest
conventions of the west will be held at
Seattle from August 26 to %, accord
ing to the announcement made by the
joint committee on conservation re-
Gently. Government experts in soil,
forestry and water will go from one
convention to the other.
Chief Forester Pinchot, head Of the
national conservation commission, re-
Gently wired TO Seattle that he would
be present at the conservation con-
gress. The meetings are to be held in
the big auditorium on the grounds of
the Alaska Yukon-Pacific exposition
and government experts who are in
the west this summer have all promised
to attend.
The Roosevelt policy Of conservation
and the best way Of carrying it out by
Legislation will be the principal topic
discussed.