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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-14
CURRAN & POWER,

CURRAN & POWER.
IN rooms. close in, new furniture. rcnt
$40; good income and nice home, Price
$500. part down.
% rooms In heart OF city. n rev doors
from Main ST.: good furnishings; clears
from 500 II month up, $4,000. See us for
particulars.
so rooms. entirely new and excellent
furniture, very fno location: ten-year
lease, rent less than Sc 81 room, We are
the exclusive agents and can deliver this
place at the right price and on the most
reasonable terms.
WE HAVE SOME EXCELLENT HO-
TELS AND ROOMING HOUSES ON
OUR LIST; ALSO SOME GOOD BUYS
IN SALOONS AND RESTAURANTS. IT
WILL PAY YOU TO SEE OUR LIST
BEFORE YOU BUY.
FRANK CURRAN,
Successor TO
CURRAN & POWER,
iQ5- Sovd Park Bld5.,
f63 South Main ST
Bell 74s. Ind 1871
ol350
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BURIAL VAULTS

ROYAL CEMENT BURIAL VAULTS
put in on four hours notice: cost from
s25 TO $50. Ind 1851. Bell 525. h3S3S
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MANAGERS WANTED FOR DISTRICT
offices TO be established in every trade
center for rat-snap, the whole country
Is awake to the menace of the rat; rat
snap IS the answer TO the call for n new
and powerful weapon for man; it Is the
cxterninates mice and roaches. the field
Is immense, success has been demon
stratcd; profits are ample; district offices
Will be supply stations for jobbing and
retail trade; manager must also send out
capvassers; YOU Will need a small capt.
tai and perhaps furnish bond along with
l references; write only If you can
swing big deals and mean business.
Youells DISCRIMINATING Co, 1i9 Broadway,
New York, oi66
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ROOMING HOUSE.
10 rooms; rent $50. including steam heat
a good money maker. will sell for $3.50
cash down, balance easy payments.
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ROOMTNG HOUSE.
20 rooms: rent SIS: lease; this is a good
transient house paying a good net in
come on the investment price $3.50; $1,000
cash. balance S35 per month.
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Killed by Live Wire.
BY Associated Press,

BY ASsUrIaIcu PIcsS,
DOUGLASS, Ariz. Aug. lS.-Cogate
Fales mining engineer well known In
New York and Denver. was killed tonight
at the Montezuma copper plant at Ma
corasi: Mexico. He touched u live wire
the cement floor. dying two hours later.
His mother lives in Denver The body
will be taken TO New York
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-14

SEE KARR & HARVEY FOR BUSINESS
chances Bell phone 2O0s Ind 432,
ul155
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HOSPITALS

GEEMA AN-AMERlCAN HOSPITAL, FOR
merly Keogh HGmmand has been nav
ly furnished and equipped homelike and
qniet rooms slO.50 10 SIS per week hos
plull charges; one-half regular price for
confinement cases 166 West End North.
Both phones. oiooi
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pitai corps. Firman and his brother also
a member of Battery A, were arrested.
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Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000. Independent 36O.
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FINE HOTEL OPENING.
36 rooms, swell furnishings, hot and
cold water in every room, steam heat
excellent transient location-$45O0. one
fourth cash
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HIL.SBORO. Tex, Aug. 13.-At Abbot
ten miles south of here today, p. NJ.
National Guard. shot and killed a. 3.
Pickett and O. l.. Williams of the hos
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-14

GROCERY STORE,
will invoice stock. discount fixtures horse
and wagon. going 10 sell quick; call and
get particulars.
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s6500 THE PRICE. $1,000 DOWN. Lo-
Gated half block from Main street; rooms
are full all the time. Clears $500 81 mo; I;
good lease. including heat, Rent ebnlY
1915 a room. Has a very fine entrance
and elevator service. This is chance
for lifetime to get good payer Tor
a small CASH PAYMENT.
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ON THE WAY UP
From tho new depot. 80 rooms. steam
heated, no better location; well estab.
lished. $3.50. Easy terms,
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RESTAURANT.
Here is nice, clean place, we'll located
good business, cheap rent-S400.
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BETTILYON.
V. H. RICHEY. Manager Business
Chances.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-14

Indicates increase in temperature,
Indicates decrease In temperature.
Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000 Independent $50.
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above gvc you an 1s h comm 6qs r
hITh nc Hsppep nd
n IS easily worth n house M e Jul for les than
raise some quick money Don't be first won't lost long Location East
CAPITAL REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT COMPANY
DcoUEEsz
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DETECTIVES

MAYLON DETECTIVE SERVICE BU-
reau; reliable. confidential. Phone 4S94-~
X. office; S59 Green st. n35za
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3S-ROOMS-3S
steam heat. hot and cold water; furnish
ings new and OF the latest grade; fine
location; long lease: reasonable rent: can
put you in possession for $500,
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CIGAR STAND,
In large office building; a nice business
for n lady, rent $50; 5-ycar lease; will
sell complete for $3.50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-14

Governor Edward G. Stokes today made
formal announcement of his purpose TO
submit his candidacy for the United
States senate TO the Republican voters
under the state primary election laws.
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81 ROOMS-$2000.
good steam heated rooming house n
choice location. Can arrange terms al
above price.
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OSTRICH PLUMEs CLEANED

+. A CARTER FUR CO.. 81 w. 1sTe4p
furs repaired. remodeled. redyed m542
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HERE is A GOOD ONE:
55 rooms on II live downtown corner. II
you want proven money maker. see
this one. The price is right.
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PERSONALS

4 CHANCE NOT TO BE OVERLOOKED.
\ desirable companion for men or wo-
men. Address box S6l, Butte, Mont
n2i76
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Condensed kilograms

By AssocIated Press.
COLORADO SPRINGS. Aug. 13.-Giaf
Hanson of Seattle, Wash, was elected
president OF the Worlds Congress OF the
Deaf at its session today.
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CUT FLOWERS

THE LEADING FLORIST w. w. KING
2l4 4. 2nd So. Both phones 81. bo97
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KODAK FINISHING


PROMPT AND St1LLFUL; KODAKS
and films, photo supplies. Johnson's,
north OF the Knutsford. m606
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50-ROOM

EUROPE1A-N 10 Ed,
Location the VERY BEST. strictly
MODERN and HIGH CLASS, suites and
private BATHS, individual telephone
service. THIS is positively the BEST
FURNISHED hotel in the CITY. Low
rent. including water and steam heat. .
years lease. You can handle this with
a small CASH PAYMENT and the balance
In monthly payments. We are ready 10
make good TERMS with responsible par
ties that mean BUSINESS. CALL At
OUR OFFICE FOR FULL PARTICl-
LARS.
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COFFEE HOUSE.
one OF the best locations in the city:
business open for inspection TO interested
party, $1,000 cash will handle.
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BKTTILYON. .
HOUSE.

Both phones 953.
l0-l2 East Srd South street.
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A n. HUMPHREYS.
rs West End South street.
Bell 1888 Ind A13d
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MARRY ME. KATIE, AND I'll. BUY
the ring from the Carter Jewelry Co.
324 South Main ST. os6i
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LAWN MOWERS sHARPENED

WE REPAIR BICYCLES, CASH REGIS
ters: lawn mowers, Ut keys. etc. Knud-
een, 1oo 30. otate ST. Tn405S
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MONUMENTS, ToMBsToNEs

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. r.
Mckenzie. Display yards 422 So. State.
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HUDDART FLORAL CO. OPPOSITE
Grand thcater Phones 106. Cut flow
CTS and funeral designs. n1G23
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Marry EXACTLY HUSBAND OR
wife desired; equal chance for all hv
our only plan of highest character; ladies
and gentlemen, Address World Beater
Matrimonial Co box 27G. Salt Lake CITY,
Secrecy guaranteed oIaie
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DENTISTS

DIR; e. NJ. KEYSOR. 2oO-2O1 BOYD PARK
bidg., ls2 South Main. Bell 1854. Ind
a. ~ m3t9
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3s ROOMS.
Best little place in town FOR its size
FURNITURE is BRAND NEW. modcrl
and steam heated. RENT only S65o :
room with lease. We can show you tina
this house takes In on an average Of $500
a month, CLEARS FROM $3.50 to 5000 ;
month. PRICE $1,000 WE CAN AR
RANGE EXTRA GOOD TERMS
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MISCELLANEOUS
EUROPEAN HOTEL.
gn DOOM

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-20

ahora, en- Ia consagraci6n de los pen
sadOres inmOrtales.
Perez Losada es un espiritn literario sin
preocupaciones reglamentarias. De
pura la sensation q traves de su alma, y
sus ideas aparecen, generalmente, YER
tidas con la impetuosidad de su imagi-
naci6n oriental
lei autor de 'Trazos de Sombra y
no es un escritor de analisis, es una plu-
ma opulenta y sonora, nena siempre de
gentileza, en- cuyo ritmo Sc enarca la
palabra, como cinta de orc sobre es-
cudo de purpura y azul.
Asi Sc manifesto Perez Losada en- Ell
Manglar" Ell pensamiento de esta move
la, desarrollado con viveza, tocadO de
una plasticidad naturalista, es un him
no de libertad que levanta su busto
energico, consagrado por ell dolor, pa
ra entonar su rapsodia de redenci6n y
de prOtesta. 80.
Manuel de MATEIZAN
Abril-191O.
("El Iistin Diario,'' de Santo Do
mingo.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-20
Il N0lg|0T'' en S|o Domingo

Este libro de rebeldia y de amor, vie
te Il mi eseritorio de periodista, a re
erirme Ia tristeza de un pueblo eau
Two en- IL urdimoge de la domination
orte americana
SuS edifcios, sus plazas, sus ayeni-
as, me- son familiares Cada paraje
t la ciudad ribereIia eyoca en- el tro-
el de nj mammia un minute de vida
ntimental, bajo ell cEorro de luz de
IL SCI cxuberante en- la ternura de
ma noche plcna de impalpables full
nl.aciones siderales
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-04-20

"El Manglar", como La Patulea :,
es I'm grito de amargnra irredenta aes
la historic de la invasion tumultuosa
primero, inexorable despues, en- su fatal
evoluci6n dominadora. En- las pagi-
mas de este hbro vibrante, apost0lado
de libertad sonada, Sc levanta ell dolor
como un fantasma acusadOr y tragico.
Els ell espiritu abatido del pueblo bori-
queiio que asoma su cabeza febril So
bre ell hiriente descuaje de la invasion
sajona.
Ibarra encarna el ideal, ell sublime
ideal fracasado. Su alma, sn gran al
ma altruista es ell alma de la muche-
dumbre cautiva en- las fulguraciones
de la Independencia Ibarra no es ii
pc personal, es la representation de la
colectividad sonadora, es ell espiritu
de un pueblo que sc retuerce en- la
amargura de un cautiverio que no pue-
de redimir la batalla de una idea .
Ell fatal amante de Luisa, el vence-
dor de la fragil turbadora Lulu, re-
sulta un ap6stol en- LA Patulea"
pero Sc transforma en- ''El Manglar''
ALI era un predicador enamorado de
una mujer elegante, aqui Sc santifica,
su personalidad individual Sc convier-
te en- la suprema aspiration de la CO.
lectividad doiente.
Perez Losada, ha vertidO en- su obra
novelesca ell chorro de Ia literature mo-
derna con ell vigor de sus tendenc;as
en- continue evoluci0n.
En- las manifestations del Uensa-
mientO no Sc pueden admitir dogmas
vigentes, reguladores de sistemas ar
bitrarios ante la Incompatible indepen-
dencia de la idea
Empero, la analogia sentimental es-
tablece semejanzas que observadas IL
.eramente, Sc manifestan como suje-
tas 4 determinadas tendencias de inter-
pretaci0n. En- la historic de la litera-
tura contemporaries, Sc puede citar ell
case de Heine y Becquer, poetas que
cenlan ell prodigio de sus rimas un
sentir sin6nimo, mezcla de dulzura, de
dolor Y de ironia, en- dOnde la perver-
sidad jamas avcnt0 Sis negras espigas
cuaJadas de vcneno. . Estos poetas
Sc lgnoraban mutuamentc, y sin embar-
go, la asencia de sus verses parece
cmanar del mism0 corazon atOrmenta-
do y del mismo espiritu piadoso Las
cabezas, como las palmas del desierto,
Sc fecundan d distancia, ha dicho ell
magnlfico hist0logo Cajal, ell cminen-
te espanOl que Sc ha encorvado junto
al Objective del microscopic avaro de la
organization cellular de la natnraleza
| humana.
LOSada tlene su eStilo; en- su libro
| el peril de su personalidad Sc dihu.ia
sin medios tonos. En- el coniunto tie
ne puntos de semeianzas, m0mentos de
conlactos; pero su 80 paipita con la
peculiaridad de su scnlir.
Ell arte cs la verdad, atirma la este
thea contemporaries; pero es innegable
que hay veraades monstruosas, en- ell
dominic de 10 fcn0mcnal, 81 cabe el arte,
cs un arte grotesc0, que no armoniza
con la emotividad predominante en- la
lnmensa obra de la literature universal
! OnSIont0 en- In toOrIa de Io convan
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-07-19

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TIC
the owner Of Lot 27 in Block g2 in the
City of Vinita, that the said lot has
been assessed to pay its pro rate part
Of the benefits received, 10 pay the
costs of improving South Wilson
Street, from the EortL line of Della.
ware. Avenue to the Norta line Of Ex-
celsior Avenue.
And the owner OF said lot is hereby
notified that there will be a meeting
of the City Council to be held at the
City Hail on the 18th day Of July. 1910,
at the hour Of p m. to hear any
complaints or objections that may be
made as to said appraisement
A. J. GREEN,
l68-76 City Clerk.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-07-19
KANSAS CITY STOCK
MARKET.
) o o o o o G 0 o o 90 o o o Q
I. Rlckart- Correspondent

Q Q o o o o G o o o 90 o o 90
Kansas City Stock Yards. July IS
Six hundred and. forty car loads of
quarantine cattle arrived here last
week. and although there were fairly
good runs of cattle at all the markets.
trade channels were open, and every
thing moved easily. the close of the
week showing q gain of 10 to Is cents
on both steers and cows in the quaran-
tine division. Calves closed about like
the beginning. after having sold fifty
cents higher at the middle of the week.
Run in the quarantine division today
is IT'S car loads. rather moderate for
Monday, and the prediction is made
that our biggest runs for this year
have already arrived. Kansas cattle
are running to market in increasing
numbers each week, and reports from
Colorado say that cattle from the
mountain ranges in that state are
three or four weeks ahead of their us
ual condition at this time of the sum-
mer, and that they will move freely
after the middle of August. Dry wealth
er is forcing a good many cattle on
the market from the northwest, $4,000
cattle In Chicago today, market 10 low
er there, but the moderate supply here
today enabled statesmen to hold prices
steady, although there was something
Of fight at the start. Some of the
|Silberstine cattle sold at $5.40 today.
and the best Usage steers are selling
at $500 to $3.50, top last week $3.50.
the latter some cake fed steers from
Texas. Lighter Oklahoma steers sell
at $4.4O to $500, few steers under
800 lbs. around $4.O0. COWS at $3.50 to
SAILS, heifers 1915 to s4.5o. bulls 1885
to $40O, top veals today $3.50, heavy
calves $3.50 to $3.50.
Hog values declined about 40 cents
last week, and the feature of the week.
outside of the big slump, was that light
hogs got The biggest end of the loss.
especially after the middle of the
week Run today is 5000 head, mar
ket opened weak, but shipper buyers
were active, and the close was 5 to 10
higher heavies again coming in for
their full share Best lights reached
$S.721a today, medium weights $685.,
heavy hogs $S.45. The rally today is
regarded as only temporary, as the
market is destined to a lower level be-
fore the end of the month, in the opin-
ion of traders. European countries
are said to be curtailing consumption
of American lard to an extent not yet
realized by the trade, due to high
price, but more to the use of vegetable
oils and other substitutes.
Big runs of dry weather sheep from
the northwest at the northern mar
kets, and of southern natives in the
east, caused bad break in prices last
week. Run is only 1000 here today,
the country holding off account of the
bad market, prices steady today best
lambs worth $3.50 to $500. wethers up
to $425, ewes $4.OO, feeding wethers
around $500, breeding ewes may be
little more.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-07-19

FOR SALE Modern Broom house,
on South Foreman street; with CRATE
and all conveniences; a dandy. Better
see this snap at once. CorIett &
Hamilton. 74tf
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LOST-Sunday in postoffice lobby,
ladies gold watsh with owners name
inside case. Finder please leave with
Miss Tolbert at postofIice and get re-
ward. 76tf
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FOR Modern 5-room house,
on South Foreman street; with crate
and all conveniences; a dandy. Better
see this snap at once Corlett &
Hamilton. 74tf
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FOR SALE-5room bungalow. Just
completed. East front; blocks from
postoffice. See it. Corlett & Hamil-
ton. TAFT
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/ us. Davenport went east last even,
ing.
| wANgED1so 20 tons g0odthay- y 6
Gray. 74-77
Mrs. A. Clay went to. Tulsa this
morning. I 4 As Al z : ; 4t-a A.f
A fine COW for sale. fresh. Mrs. E.
D. Ficklin. 77-s
DR.. A. NJ. Clinkscales has returned
from Texas.
Mrs. Cary Caldwell came in from the
north today.
DR.. w, G. Williams leaves tonight
for the east.
Miss Louise Graper was at Pryor
Creek today.
S. B. Hudson returned to Fairland
this morning.
Mrs. Force is reported III with
malaria fever. 49, -
-. 2. Van saat, Of Tulsa; was here
today on business.
R. D. Luther of Wyandotte was here
on business today. 4
VIM, Miller and wife of Sapulpa are
guests at the Green,
Pierce Cantrell returned last night
lfrom Mayesville, Ark.
w. B. Campbell. of Bartlesville. is
here today on business.
FOR RENT-A modern five.roomed
house, water, gas and bath. If
Granville Craig of Blueiacket was a
visitor here this afternoon.
DR.. Louis Bagby made a trip north
on the Katy this morning.
Miss Bertha Bailey has accepted a
position at the Golden Rule.
G. A. Rose. of Hutchinson, Kans.,
was here on business today. nas
Miss. Florence Melton Of Alton is
the guest of Miss Mary Rainess
e. Foreman, of Centralia, was trans
|acting business in the city today.
Miss Magnolia Rogers Of Texas is
the guest of Mrs Tom Burkhalter
a number of Vinita people will enjoy
la picnic at Brackets this evening.
Mrs. J. M. Young and daughter, Ruth
of Alton, are here visiting relatives
Mrs. c. J. Elliott and Miss Althea
IDePue leave Thursday for Michigan
Miss Bertha, Thomason will enter
tain her card club Thursday afternoon.
FOR RENT-Six room house, mod
ern and close IN Phone A. A. G.
Mars. ia
DR.. Oliver Bagby and John A.
Thomason made an auto trip to Big
Cabin today. aH
A number of Vinita young people
Twill enjoy a picnic at Electric Park
this evening,
All complaints OF delivery should
be reported to the Circulation Depart
lment. Phone a.
Miss jamie Hall will entertain a
lparty of friends with picnic at her
farm this evening,
FOR RENT Furnished room in
modern house, close in, Sl7 South
Miller street 75-6
Edgar Burlington, Paul Mckay and
ER Vance McSpadden went to Neosho
Today to play tennis.
Mrs. w. A. Taylor of Tennessee, who
has been visiting Or. Day and family.
|left today for Hamburg, Ia
L J. S. Pailser of Hillsdale. Mich, is in
|the city on tour of the southwest,
Hooking for land investments.
Z FOR SALE-5-room bungalow. Just
|completed!r East front, blocks from
|postoffice. See it. Corlett & Hamil-
ZION. Taft
FOR SALE4-507f5O east front lot on
North Scraper. Water and gas at curb
Sidewalk in; fenced, A.G. Marrs 76tf
70 Q 90 . o 0 Q 0 0 0 oo 9 Q
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]. D. Benedict was here from Mus
kogee last night.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1910-04-26
CRUSHED UNDER LOG
Laborer Badly Injured in Logging
Camp at Black Rock.

Another serious accident occurred
in logging camp at Black Rock, Fri
day afternoon, when George Cornell, a
laborer, was crushed and mangled by
rolling log.
Cornell and his partner were Telling
timber on steep mountain side. A
large tree had been cut down and
sawed into logs, one of which had
been left lodged against a small sap
ling. When the next tree was felled,
it struck the sapling and caused the
saWlog to roll Cornell was standing
out of the way of the falling tree, but
was unable to escape the rolling log,
which came down on him with ter
rife force, crushing him to the ground
and rolling over his body.
Cornell's companion ran to the aid
of the injured man and found him ap-
parently dead Closer examination re-
vealed the fact that he was still alive
although fearfully bruised about the
back and legs. Placing the victim OF
the accident on a push car, the loggers
brought him to Dallas, where he was
taken to the hospital and placed in the
care of DR.. A. B. Starbuck
When seen at the hospital this
morning, Cornell was resting com
fortably. 1t is believed that he viii
recover, Notwithstanding the serious
nature of the injuries to his back ant
internal organs.