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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-12
DC ibblctpmu. 8. 4. Ruff.

WioDlc ~ II, g, A.. Suli.
Del einem beute bier it%nttgebnbtei1
3~uiammcnltuB 5rpiiden einem Sradot>
5ug unb eiuem ~Sig sour" : Yniiu.
gicr5ug, pcldcr Der Gincinnatier Scrs
b%iubungs5ug Des ~Smentictb Century"
@rprcB5ugcs Der N. y. GentralzSa
lit. uui Der Cincinnati, Snutilton &
CAPTION : gabn fanoen neunSebn Eers
Ipnen Guf Der Stelle ibren SoO, BRET
iuurocn uniheinenb tDotlih unb cine
gtenec Yerionen ihper pcrlest. Son
Den @etubtcten lpdreu is Snl1Ggiere,
Der neunScbntc Spbfc lit Elm Ingeiteas
ter bes Yaila8icr6uges. Die Sige
itiebcn BON born uufcinnnber. Ser
Sertriimmerte 3ug Der Big Sour"
o. @lepelanb, Chicago. Cincinnati &
ct. 2ouis 8obu") mar auf Der
Snbtt iiiblih, bon 9lcpclano nudD Gins
%cinndti bcsriifen.
Sic '&ataitrppbe tpirbe baburh hers
beigeiiibrt. bab auf ben 8eleiicn Der
Cincinnati. Sdmilton & CAPTION gabn
Gin 8iiterSug bieicr 9abn iInb ein
Ecrlpnen5ug Der Big Sour : 8abn
bon borne nuf einanDerpraIlten. Der
Serionen3Is mar iibcr Die @eleiie Der
Cincinnati. San,ilton & Sapton ipegen
elmer mbebeutenben Gntgleiiung bet
Sbnron bright porpen mn Dem Iers
nebmen nah ma her 8efcbl anSges
9ebeu lporben. ole @eleiic fir Oen
Big Sonr 33ng ffct gu bdftcn fpelcber
bon Snptpu etipu um 1 llbr Radmits
tags nit elmer IeripGtung o 5ebrt
| Winuten abgelaiien ipllrpe unb Die pers
idunltc 3eit cin5ubplen iutte.
Oils Der 3uiaumeuitpB erfolgte,
ipurbe Die cine BON ben beioen ~rieiigen
Sofomotinen in ben Combinations
@epdfe unb 8nudiuueen unb ben
g~robtcntbcils bon Sranen bciebten
Sarlorpaacr bincingepreBt uno biele
bciocn &ogen idllgeu nm unb itilr3s
ten ben Mbbang auf Der Gillette ber
@elciIc binu6. lpd5reno Glide dnoere
8aggpns mn ppn ben @elciien ges
6oben luurocn, 10 bdB in linen lhluere
&~erleeungeu nidt %porfanten. Gs
bauerte mebrere Iinuten. ebe Die &cts
trn9sarbciteu in Nngriff genommen
iperben fpnntcn. uub als SmgperionaI
unb Yaiiugiere enblih Die umgcltiir5s
ten Wagsons erreihcn fonnten. Itellte
lid bernls, bnB lie cine groBc In5abl
Sobtc unb Scrlcstc inter it'd begruben
9atten. Sm Gerlnuf mcuiger Wiuus
ten ipuroen eff 2eihen inter ben
Sriimmern berppr9ebolt.
Wibbfct 0 10 n. g., 6. Suli.
Srei Spfcr bcs gruben 8abns
u~nialcs in biciiger Nd9c limb gelterm
ibren Terleeunsen erlegen unb od
nod, cine ipeitere 2eihc inter ben Sus<
triimmcrn ~aefunben lpurbc. 10 lit Jest
Die Sootenliite atf "a Yerionen
geItiegen.
Aus Sapton unb Samiltpn. pos
ielbit 81 @crlcete mntergcbrnht ipors
Den puren. lit Der geribt cingctrofs
fen, bab nod bier bis flint Eerionen
ibren @crlcblngen erlicgcn lperben.
sic limo flrhtbar Sigeridtet nlb
Die IerSte bobcn ale Soffnung ullfs
gcgebcn. JIG an 3eben 81 erbdlten.
Cincinnati. O., Z. Suli.
Nnd elmer Nngubc 5. w. 8aQ's.
pcs 9pfomotipfiibrers beS Big Sour
Ydiingicr5ugcS. Der nit einem Srdhts
5lig Der Cincinnati, Snmilton & Saps
ton : Snbn 5uianmteuiticB, trifft Die
Serantportuns fir bas llhgliid ben
3ugabfertigcr Der lebtercn 8abn,
Smitb in Canton. Sbeilipeile bez
itdtigt miro bic Scburptuna Waa's
burh Z. u. @oulo. Den Generals
Superintenncntcn Der Gircinnati
Snmilton & SnDtons9abn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-12
Gin uerniinitiser 2ltaysr.
Che It { +, Ya., 2. Suli.

Sbe II T, Yn., 2. Slilt.
Ils ii6 porgciteru Ibenb Napor
Sobrion aIf benz Seimlpe9e befanb.
bcgc9nete CT einem Sobelbaufen an
Rarfct StraBe. pelder einem neuners
mdblten Gbepnar folste uub es bdns
ielte unb belditigtc. Ser Mdpor ricf
telepboniih cine Ibtbciluns Yoli5ci
beraus inb lieb ben Yobcl pertreiben.
Sann erlicb er fplgcnpc Scfunuts
madune: Sic Che ih feline Spiic unb
barf niht ais iolhe bcbanbclt luerbeu.
60. langc id Inpor BON Gbeiter bin.
iperben feline Grlnubnibiheiue iiir
Farapen pber Sempnitrationen gez
aebcn m.rben. ipppurh Yeupcrmdblte
belditigt pcroen. Sol6c Sahcn
iullten ni6t lcihifertis bebanbelt
meroen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-12
Der ,6ebleietstc ,letl">preses
enfiebieScn.
@anfas Gitp, 6. Suli.

" w y, v. Wit.
Die gnilbes : @cI6iporencn, Dor
oeneu Der Saa ilbcr .gebleihtes
0tebl" perbanbeit ipurbe, gabeu beute
Nadmittag elm @erbift 5rl linsunitcn
Der 0fiiaer ab. 2cbtere bebanpteten,
Sab Der iosen. Gliopz Yro5eB benz
Weble fetnen SdaSen 3ufiige. aud,
Sasielbe nidt minberipertbi9 made.
Sic 8epeisfiibrnns ersab iebod, cab
oas Dfebl bur6 ben Yro5eb cine Ser
dnoernns erleibet. Die es minoertperz
tbis madt, uub, beioneers Der 3lcber
IN Witleibeni6aft gespsen tpirb. Sere
artig bcreeiteltes Mebl biirfte babcr
ni6t Die Rarfe ~Saucp" unb bcrz
gleiden tragen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-12
Se(Gdftsm6rer: Sorem, Sonmer.

pariid, erfldrt, lpel6c Srantreih reli>
gionslos gu maiden illt,ten nno leiocr
8ottes i6on tbeils 9cma6t baben.
er bat Die bDbercn nm nieoercn
Stnatslfulen bod gepricicn unb err
Hart. Die Hcgieruna lueroe niht aueln
Elm Nu9c auf Die 2cbrerihaft Der
Efnrrihulen, ionoern aud AMI ocren
llntcrridt boben. ShlieBlih bat er
der &asc Dem 9rei um's Wtulll se>
ltrid)en", inbem CT periprad, bas Yro@
gramm Der grnbeu So5inlz 3eform bis
auf iebes Sofa alls5ufilbrcul
2eBtbin ipdr Elm &onigstiger aus
elmer Wenagcrie 81 War1cille ahsgcz
brod)en unD bate lid bas Haubtbier
in Die Stcinblodc Der Snfen@ &nuer
gefliihtet. GS gelan9 5ipei Scutlden
lid pes Sigers 81 bemdhtigen. Sn
Solge ibrcr mltbigen Chat ipuroen
9eibe nit cinem Gbrcn5cidcn ~ieitcns
Der 8egierung bebnft. Sic @adc<
rem iinb Elm seipiiier Seinrih 2ue aus
Samburg nno elm Safob Ster5el aus
8aiern. Gs lit be5eihncnp fir eincn
5beil Der bieiigeu Yreiie. baB lie bicic
2rlte alS Sdne unb Stalicner be-
Sei6net, inbem lie benz 5einri6 Sue
ben Hamen ySenridien" unb benz
Snfob Ster5el ben Namen .Ster5eai"
~aufbdngt. p6gleid bic Gipiliite Die
bcibeu Hetter nit ibrem uroeutifen
Hamen aufipeiit.
Befnnntlih ,battc Srantreih biz nor
lpenieen Snbren ulir einen ein3i9en
Srben, Den Der gbrenlegion; Denn Die
Hcpoliition battle nit Den bret alten
toniglifen Srben mif8erdrmt. Sic
,gdnbeliuft" unb bas .&~nopflodlfies
Der" babcn aber berartig 5ugeupmmen,
oab Die Hcpublit in ben leeten %
Sabrcu "a .lpeiterc gbren3eihen bins
3lsciiist bate. Sci ieber 8eleaens
belt perben Gilom,eter bon rotben.
srilnen. neildleublmuen linb breiiabris
gen 8dnbel pertbeilt. Sic Sahe lit
10 itart 9eipprocn, DAB Jest io9ar eins
seine 8smeiupen Iih bas Ie6t beis
Iegten, ~Gbreu5eihen .3u pcrgeben,
Renn es 10 fort sebt. lpirb III in Der
3ufunft iid babur6 aIs5eidnen, Dap
man nidt allsse3eidnet lit.
49,
Wan bat ioeben unierm Gationals
9tiiieum ein audi fir Imerifn bodD
Invertebrates @ei6ent gemadt. gs lit
oies Die Hebuftinn Der Garapele
g W nuf iuelber it'd
Gbriitppber Columbus einaeibifft, als
er lid 5u ietner gntocdrnasreiie i'm
Safcn bon 1alps auididte. Sas
Sdiff bat einen Wetcr 2dnsc unb
peiit in flcinem Wtabitabe Die pols
itdnbige sctreue Iusriiitung Der
SurobrUr inf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-12
Don wiitkenc eirt$ ticr atsecs
fallen.
S n. aans.. 6. 81

Sutton. Sans, 6. Suli.
Srau Sbomas Douglas rpurSe auf
ibrem @ese Surh Die Selber bon einem
9lleu ansegrifien. Cine SutuaDel,
Die lie ais ein3iee Baffe sur Sanb
bate, 9ehrauhte lie nod mad ben
Giigen, beg 3bieres. als lie i6on Sl
8oben seiporfeu mar. &c selang ibr.
bas Sbier tbeilpeiie a%bsubuIten, bis
Siilfe anlangte. Die Sral lit tootIid,
beripunpet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-12
spe8iofsG orreippnbcn5.)
I%ran,akrdJr wndrn-
rnnhfbam.

Dir sruhcn @cttrcunen. - 9lnf benz
+ Sling. - Mrbciter unb Wsilitdr.
&rrcin Der Tamilienpdter. - Sas
SGnigspaar BON @%nlgaricn. =
Sr;anb unb Hipu. Srbcu=
.Gra5e". - ySanta Waria."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-12

Bon nllcn Seiten, BON Gpnuernenren
mnb Siirsermeiitcrn, miro segen bic
@urtibrung Der Seffrics : Sobrion
Wanbclbilber Ginipruh %erbuten.-
Die cngliidje YrciIe ruth anldflid
bes Seffries= Spbnipn YrcisfampieS
ben Der. Staaten. bic Neser
befer i'm Sanm 81 balten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-12
Bur RriIis in 5panien.

Die Gage re%ridledtcrt lid. = Ter
pcrtrassbriihise Miuiicr. - Som
int Hett. - 0cfilidtc &abelnah.
rtften. = &ann cnolid) fommt bas
tint fatbuliidcn Siune gclcitctc Dc.
peidIen =Surcau?! = Cine meiterc
Serausfprocruns bcs gatifans.. =
Sepcid,cn, iuescn SGlidung mnffar.
= Die &atbuliten Spanien's.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-12
Die Aatafrnpbr ~
3flinaletcmn.

Viermnbsuansis Ecripnen bmrdb 5mgs
Suiammenitpt sctbbtet. - tteber
iiebeHnuhDrcieis Serieste. - Die
@crnutuurtlidieit fir Die Sata.
itrupbe trifit ben 3usabiertiger. -
Stel Scrselcio.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-12
9to. 2O33.

Naptfalcn 81 berubigen, oencn Cana
!eIns INNER nod niht forih 9cnlla
Ut. bat Die 8egierun9 AM Snmsta9
Den SortcS elm @elcB unterbreitet,
lpelfes Gin cinfnfes @cripredjcn an
Stclle bcs ilbliten Sibcs duf Sic
Slbcl bel alien Gipilnftcn poriicbt.
Die Gprldgc, meld,e Die 3ultimmlina
ocs &pnigs bat (pie Itcinbur @Qes,
lpa Die &ulturfdmpfer bon ibnt perz
lnngenl) be5iebt lid iolpobl dllf bic
WcrcibtgunB BON adbinctts Mimi
tern, iuie auf ale @cridtSpcrhanbz
lllngen. Stc liberalc YrciIc bcSeidz
net Die &orlage ais bon nutionulcnl
Sutereiie fir bic Sdtulariiicrltno bcs
5tuutes unb Die Woberniiicruua
Spanien's." Die a~atbplifcn hinge
gen linn iiber bicien ncuciten Dor
ltob our Gntdriitliduug bes 2anbes
iebr emp0rt.
Wic iih Die Sinae lpciter entpidcln
iperbcn. ldBt lid ihlpcr pp~rausiagcn,
ihrcibt Der .Wonberer". .9cnner
lpaniiGer SerbdltRiiie periibcrn. raB
lid Die antbolitcn einc firfensieinos
lihc &c9icrurs niht lanac geiollen
laicn. Sn Der Chat ihcinen lie
bcller or9aniiiert 5u iein ais Die fruns
3piiiden &utbolifen. Iber an cine
frdftiee Ibnebraftipn pcrm0acu mir
nidlt 10 redt 5u glnuben. Dtit Scmons
ltrationen unb &roteiten it's nidt
getban. llnb itlicBlih idabet es
pielleibt aud gar aifts, penn Die
&dtbolifen etfpds aufgeriittelt perben
unb iih am gnbe Ses Samples FREEZER
unb u~nabbdnsiser ami eieeue SiiBc
geitellt ieben. Sas 8iitbcn ibrer
@egner mag ibnen 10 am gnbe gum
Scgen neroen.~
8pm. 5. Srli.
Die peitere Gntfuidlung Der Sinae
in Spnnien mirb BON Yatifan nit Der
grpBten gciorgniB perfolgt. oa audi in
9ortusol unb Stolien iih 9lltnrs
fdmpfe porberetten. Die italieniihc
9teeierung Drobt nit @ertreibung Der
relisioien Srben lIno in Yortligal
arbciten Die am Huber befinblihcn
anti clerifalen Clcmeute, mic in
Spanien. ratios unb SielbefpuBt bar
auf bin. Stride uub Stdat 10 noIlz
itdnbig 81 'trenneu, pie pies in
Sranfrei6 geide6en lit.
8ic Der ~Sierpatore Gomauo",
bas offi5ioie Organ pes @atitans.
%bebnuptct, miro Die iih iiber ale
lateiniiden 9dnber eritrcdenbc anti>
clerifale Sepegrns bon Earis ans
scleitet. unb Tie bat anseblid nift
bios Die Seritnruns Der Tnht Der
Stride. ionbern and Den Stnr5 bes
monardiiden Hegierurgs : Spitems
in Spanien. Yortlisal u1b Stalien
gum @nb5tped. (Sn ben lntciniihcn
9dubern guropa's Stalieu. Sranfreid.
Spanien. Yortitgal lit Die Sreimaus
rerei Defenders itarf pcrtretcn unb
aggreiiip. Col oies pobl Die llriahe
Der tishriitlihen Slutblpclle icin,
Die 5ur 3eit iiber europa fest. -
Die Heb.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-12
0lutbbikc.

W q 0 II. 9. g.. 10. Snli.
Die glnbesbauptltdbt bat inter
ihrcdliher 6ise 81 leibcn. Sas
thermometer mics an Yenniplpania
Ipcnue. 102 8rao aui.
Nem 9o'rf. 10. Suli.
SicS mar Der bciBeite Gag pes
Sabrcs in Hcip Yorf. Srei Yeripnen
perloren Sur6 Die Sise ibrcn Ser
itnno umb Sebn itdrben. Sie 3abl
Serer. hie bon Der Siee bin9eitredt
muroeu. lit groB. aber fleincr, oils am
Gage porbcr. lin 1912 ubr waren
92 @rdb.
karlsruhe. g.. Suli.
Sn bcn bobcren @egenbcn beS
Shpur5ipalocs lit Sdnee gciallen.
-+%~
Sniolgc zines Ser5idlaacs iii
am 4. Suli Der II Sabre nltc Gbeis
8umbeSoberridtcr Neloile @. Suler
in Sorrento. @ainc, s%eitorbcn. Die
Scide miro am Z. Silli III Chicago beis
gcicbt. Ser Seritorbcne fiibrtc i'm
Sunocspbcracridt % Sabre lang ber
goriie. gr mar in Nu9uita. Waine.
9eboren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-12
= = =

Scr 9Dnig mn Die 30niaim bon
Gvlnaricu babcu bcute Worgcn Yaris
irirbcr perlaiicn. SnS aonigspaar
mirb beu,erft baden, ba6 Die Barrier
aluur nciiaicria limb, lid abcr i'm
llcbriGen fir aoni8sbciuhe cbcnio>
renig wic bic Gmcrifuncr eripdrmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-12
Is Z?

~. DER Hammer IN IS geitcrn an
eitcm &eoes9 ucl 5ruiihen Dem fntboz
Itid,en gbgeorbucten Sneques Yiou
nib Scm Miniitcrs Yrdiihcntcn 9riauS
octrrmen. Gritcrer brnd cine gauge
an @uuiten Der Siarridulc uno
orncn Die frcimnureriihc Safobiners
0icplblit.
Wriane bot Iih nit allen pprbers
pebalpen Sufpbiners @iniltcricn iolis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-12
Snbuqle, Soua, 9icnstag, ben II. Snli 1910.

(S6limm genu9, bub or pieies 8edi
ni6t bat
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-08-25
May Reconsider That
North Springs Deal

The city commission after read
ing the Times last might began to
smell a mouse" in that North
Springs-Gill water deal. Mayor
Fawcett was opposed to the thing
all the time and today he is firm
~ convinced that the permit will
not be issued in the shape con-
templated.
AS matter of fact Gill tried to
get this through months ago and.
the old council turned it down.
The people are getting water
Through the pipes now and there
is no necessity to grant any au-,
thority that Will permit Gill ito sell
the pipes to the North Springs
company. Wherever there are
pipes the North Springs company
will serve water until the city is
ready and the commission is be-
ginning to see that the thing for
the city to do is to provide that
these pipes like other water pipes
are city property and ane to be
used by the city when 1t gets
ready.
Commissioner FreelanId today
was inclined to oppose-the action
taken yesterday alsoL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-08-25
INSURGENCY
STRONG IN
SEATTLE

SEATTLE, Aug. 25.-Whether
or not Seattle is insurgent terri
tory and will give its vote to Miles
Poindexter, the primaries Septem-
Der 13 only will decide.
But that the insurgents are a
mighty host. and a force to be
reckoned with, is settled once and
for all today. Victor Murdoch
premier insurgent, spoke last
night at the Alhambra theater in
the interests of Miles Poindexter
The Alhambra seats 1900 persons
only. Every one of the 1,200
seats were occupied, and an over
flow damned the aisles ami door
ways. Many who came late were
turned away.
Murdoch captured his audience
the second he stepped to his feet
He was interrupted only by ap-
plause. At every mention of
Poindoxter the audience yelled
until She roof shook.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-08-25

Suburbs of Tacoma are threat
ened by the same conditions which
have wiped out scores of settle
ments in Montana and Idaho. New
fires are springing up in ali direc-
tions and rapidly spreading
through the mass of dead ferns
and grass and dry tree tops in the
logged-off sections.
Fires are reported today on the
mainland across the bay, in the
West End, near Steilacoom, on the
hill south of Puyallup, and in the
logged-off section between Milton
and Edgewood. None of these fires
have yet reached dangerous pro-
portions, but a light wind would
cause them to spread and a heavy
property loss would result. The
most apprehension is felt for the
West End on account of the great
mass of dry brush between the
residence section and the narrows.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-08-25
SPREAD
IN CLARKE
COUNTY

(By United Press Leased Wire.
VANCOUVER, WASH, Aug. rs
Forest fires i'm Clarke county
Wash, have reached a stage whert
not only property interests are be.
ing swept away, but human life
is endangered. Telephone wires
are down and communication with
the most recent of the fire zones
of Washington is practically cut
off.
Hundreds of people have fled
from their names to the village
of Battle Ground, Is miles north
Of Vancouver. The village OF
Eureka is surrounded by fire.
Eleven men who lived at what
was known as Wild Boy camp are
missing.
Communication with Yacolt was
lost to-day. Just before the wires
went down message stated that
several camps of the Twin Falls
Logging company have been de-
stroyed and $50 men were hem
med in by fires with only one ave-
rue of escape open and that down
the Chelaltchie ravine. The set
tlement of Shanghai, 15 miles east
of Vancouver, consisting of about
80 houses, was wiped out by fire
last night.
A number of logging mills and
sawmills have been burned out in
the past "a hours. The damage
is estimated at fully a quarter OF
a million dollars.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-08-25

Forest Ranger Watson reaches
Kooskia, after a desperate trip to
get relief for a party of six hem
med in by fire near Selway.
In mountains between Lolo
pass and st. Maries 1870 reported
to be surrounded.
Forester w. B. Greedy at Mis-
soula estimates the total loss OF
life at rs; thinks many reports
inaccurate.
Snow has fallen two inches deep
in the Gallatin forest, Quenching
the fires rapidly moving toward
Yellowstone park. A steady
downpour has saved the situation
in the Flathead country.
The fire in the business section
of Deer Lodge, Wednesday, was an
ordinary affair and was under
control after a row of city build
ings had burned, involving a loss
of 100000.
No new casualties are reported.
For the first time since the
great fires started, Spokane today
is enveloped in heavy pail OF
smoke which obscures the sun.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-08-25

Frank Hitchcock in the United
States senate
This. say the working men OF
Arizona, should be the real title
of the enabling act under which
Arizona is electing delegates to
the constitutional convention, pre-
factory to it's admission to state
hood.
With perhaps two-thirds of the
voters progressive i'm ideas and
|zealously eager for a constitution
that would enable them to govern
themselves, they find themselves
with but half fighting chance to
obtain any document that will
protect their rights as against the
demands of the privileged inter
ests which rule tile territory.
The people want the initiative,
referendum, recall and the cleo
tion of senators under the Oregon
plan, but the railroads and the
interests" oppose.
There is a sentiment for woman
suffrage. The Southern Pacific
would grant this If no demand
were made for the initiative and
recall. Tive Santa Fe is dead
against 1t.
The Santa Fe railroad runs
the republican machine and
the Southern Pacific railroad
controls the democratic out
fit. The copper and mining
interests" of the Guggen-
helms, the Phelps-Dodge con-
Germ and the odorous ex-Sen-
ator Clark of Montana are
playing in with both old par
ties and against the people.
Opposed to these powerful conn
bimations are the laboring people,
some of the farmens who refuse
TO be blinded by party and the
principal business merchants. This
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-08-25
|NSURGEN IS
BIG RALLY
TONIGHT

Insurgent oratory will be turHn
ed loose at the Tacoma theatvf
tonight when Victor Murdock,
congressman from Kansas, will
tell Tacoma voters why they
should support Miles Poindexter,
candidate for United States sens
ate. Congressman Murdoch ar
rived this afternoon from Olym-
pia, where he addressed large
crowd early in the day The
Murdoch meeting at Seattle last
night was one of the largest po-
litical gatherings OF the cam-
paign.
Congressman Murdoch is said
to be one of the best orators in
congress. He has been in the in
surgent fight from the beginning.
The Poindexter club of Tacoma
invites all the voters to attend.
Ladies are especially invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-08-25
BREAKS
OUT NEAR
PORTLAND

PORTLAND, Ore, Aug. 25.-
Seventy-f1ve members of the Ore
gon national guand are battling
with forest fires raging near Gres-
ham, eleven miles east of Port
land, today. According to infor-
nation received this forenoon, the
flames threatened to break beyond
control. Several ranchers have
lost their homes.
Two hundred national guards
men are being held I'm readiness
for instant fire duty should their
assistance be needed in any part
of the state.
Portland today is shrouded in
semi-darkmess, a result of the
heavy smoke which obscures the
sun.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-08-25
LOSS FROM FIRE 100000
TEDDY WILL KEEP UP
FIGHT FOR CLEAN
GOVERNMENT
(By United Pr ess leased Wirc.l

BUFFALO N Y" Aug 2o"I feel 1t is just n little my
crooks life
said
of at
by the club Fully
when he declared he would politics.
He began by addressing of
lakes, gradually shifting politics.
lers that would
conve
WANTS GOVERNMENT.
of the grea
lakes" said
the club likewise of
domestic life. We
believe I'm this belief
ecognize distinctions"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-08-25
ANOTHER TOWN
IN DANCER

MEDFORD. Ore, Aug. So
The little town of Prospect, SO
miles from this city, on the road
to Crater Lake, is today threaten
ed by fire. One hundred soldiers
and fifty civilians are endeavor-
ing to keep the flames from cross
ing the middle fork of Rogue riv-
er. If they should jump this
stream the town is doomed as we'll
as the homes of a large number
of settlers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-08-25
col. WAVE

DENVER, Aug. 25.-A steady
gale from the Pacific Northwest
forest fire area caused the temper
ature here to drop 60, degrees in
II hours. The thermometer reg
istered 38 degrees. Smoke from
the fires was borne here by the
wind.
A temperature of 35 degrees, ac-
companied by snow, was reported
in the Black Hills of North Da-
kota.
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burg was famous for the manu-
facture of watches and clocks, but
in modern times 1t exports more
pate de foie gras than any other
place. 1t was not, however, for
the goose liver pies, nor the
watches and clocks, that the Ger
mans wanted the place, but be-
cause OF its strategic value in the
war with France because of its
as railroad center.
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latter have been robbed long
and so ruthlessly by the railroads
that they have joined hands with
the labor party. But the latter is
porly organized and congress has
tied its hands.
& After bitter struggle the peo-
Pile of Arizona forced from the last
Legislature direct primary law.
With that law in effect the people,
regardless of the two railroad par
ties, might control their constitu-
tionai convention, but congress
in the enabling act expressly pro-
vided that this law should not be
used to select delegates.
/ The two RAILROADS, Through the
Continued From Page One.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-08-25
Does This Cause Divorce?

LONDON, Aug. 25.-Im-
patience of restraint among
young married women is the
chief cause of divorce, ac-
cording to r. b. Auckland,
leading London attorney.
The counselor argues that
nowadays girls are reared
with the idea that every
within must be gratified. Mrs.
Yorke- Miller, the prominent
woman novelist, defends her
sex and declares that hus-
bands should cater to the lit
tie capriices that women have
claimed as characteristics
since the Stone Age.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-08-25
Abandon Hope
OF Finding the
Hahn Party

By United Press Leased Wire.
SPOKANE, Aug. 25.-All hope
for the safety of party of So
men in the forestry service was
abandoned this morning, accord
ing to a special dispatch from
Wallace, Idaho. The party was
headed by Joe Hahn, the Pullman
football player, of Spokane, and
they were fighting the fires at
the headwaters of the st. Joe riv-
err. No word has been received
from them for three days.
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Officials of the Tacoma Rail-
way & Power company and Pros
|ecuting Attorney McMurray are
witnessing tests of a new fender
this afternoon. The tests are be-
ing made on the Point Defiance
line. Should the fender be all
that Is claimed, street cars In Ia
coma will be equipped with 1t.
The new fender, instead OF
going over an obstruction on the
rails, scoops 1t up.