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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-18
battlitbes

lamb bic Iiaonen fir 2aubitrns
ben umionit allsgcgebcu bdtt..
&cnn bnS MN Der Sail lit bel rbnucre
bditcn Straben. mas ipll baum
crit aus bciicrcn .@runoitrabcn"
ipcrbcn? Sbcr Iullcn mir mad benz
@iuitcr c%urppdiifer 2Gnbcr picls
lcift G~bauiiceu uno Wacooams
StraBeu bauer. Die piele Sauienb
Collars pro Nicile fpItcI unN
bann audi nod bas 8elb fir Bic
Gae' bcrgeben?
Gs wurbe uorgeihlagen. Die &C.
id]iuinoigfeit Der Iutpnrpbilc al be-
Ihrdnfen nnb Yinid)incn bon gcs
miien @roBcn 5u perbicten. 81,
gnglanb bat man ein irld)es @cict,
bas iid icbr belpdbrt uno DEM
lining bc5 S6neuiabren3 Gin Gnbr
bcreitet bat. Aad DEM @cicb in
England miiiicn fiir Motor> Sabrz
RIDER unb Iutpmpbile Die iolgens
Den jdbrlihen Sareu bc3nblt pcrben:
Motor Snbrrab. $500.
alltompbil ni9t iiber 6I2 YferSes
trait. $10.50.
Iutumubil iibcr 61a. ubcr nitt
ii6er ~ Sferbefrdfte. $15.75.
Iutomobil iiber II, obcr nidt
iibcr 16 Yferbefrdfte, $1,000.
Iuton,obil iiber IS, nbcr nift
iiber 20 Sfcrocfrdfte. $3.50.
Nutomobil iiber %, nber nift
iiber 33 Yfcrpefrdfte. $4,000.
Iutpmobil iiber 33. o6cr nidt
iiber 40 Yfcrpefrdfte, $3.50.
Iutomubil iiber 40. nbcr nidt
iiber 60 9ferpcfrdite, $4,000.
Iutcmobil iiber 60 &fcrpcfrGite,
$4,000.
Gs tpirb beridtct, bnb in gnsz
lano iebt Die Iutpmobile bon iucnis
ser ais Is Sfcrbefrdfte iebr popus
lar ~geiporbeu iinb. 2icber als oaB
lie Ole 5icmlih gepfeficrte Steuer
be5ablen. per5ihtcn Die Nutompbils
Seiiser auf paS Sabren auf 9ebell
unb Sob. Wan fonnte autl bier5lls
lanbe Dem Sreibeu auf Den 2anbs
itraben Elm Gnbe mnfcn, lpcmr
nan Die @eihipinpisfeit alli ~
Wteilen Die Stunbe beifrGnfen
ipolltc. llub fir elm iol6cS @eIee
iolltcn ale Snrmer eintreteu. Gam
iinb Die 3anbitraBen gut gcnug!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-18
SanS= Snidrift.

User nil oera6tcu mid unD Die
Wcincn,
Ser mag MIR 6etraftcn iid unb pil
Scinet.
ger iid unD Die Seinen ipirb red)i
betradtcn,
8iro mid u4lb Die Icincn pobl aud
niht %peradtcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-18
Sasstsbasreer Gasette, girastaa, nrn IS. GIstpbrr 1910.
SpaB mnb aud icin.
Gin WcmiitbliGcr.

Y. Tim &~cItnuront 3llm, Siidnod) :
gnr): "gIpd,t' germ ralld,cn, ipiiicll
Stc ntd)t. mas JIG bier fir Gigarrcu
bebcu?"
y; o@cnn man @icr bnSu trinft,
gcbn'5 an"
": limbs Sicr?"
y: Mo, penn man ha5u ral,d,t,
Ut alldb nidt idlcdt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-18
@arnuns por Der 9anofluGt.

@enn Semanb oen Gpriab aeiaBi
bat, DEM Sanbe untreu 81 iperpen, mn
Elm ppblmeincuoer Sreump er5dbli
ibm. UNI i'm ab5uifrefeit, Elm 9eiipiel
bes @lcnoes in Der Stubt, 10 erbdli
er iihcr CUR Intiuort: ~gtun ia. bit
Seute buben eben llugliid gebabt.
Ibcr 10 miro eS nidt Inen geben!
Mir ipirb ihon ui6ta pniiiereul"
&enn Der @unoerluitige aber I'M
Wintcr in ben @roBitdbten oas Seer
Der Ir6eitsloieu 5dblcn fonnte, lpenr
er Die elenben 8citaIten unb Die
bungrigen @eIidter Ieben fGnntc,
ipenn er erfilbre, pie eridredcnb erpf
Die 3abl Screr lit, Die III alien uuiercl
@roBitdpten aus Wangcl an Irbeit Der
Dffentlihen unb pripatcu Bpbltbdtige
fcit anbeimfulen, pic &drmes Sallen.
Tpltsfii6en unD Iiple iibcrlaufeu
peroen, bann pilroc er bod ippbl
etipas itutis ipcroen.
griefe ihrcibcu uGullih Die IlSaea
pdroertcn - fpcrn man lte 10 ncuner
Tam - in Die Scinluth 3rmciIt mlr
iolange es ibnen gut gcbt. @rfiller
lid abcr lire Soffnungen nidt ppcr
fcmmen lie gar in Nutb. bann ldBt JIG
meiit Die S6am. es lid unb NnSercn
ein5ugeiteben. bnB Die lodenoc Sernc
Der man lid 10 8uperiidtlid in Die
Irme ~genorfen, ibucn Stcinc itatt
Srot gegcbeu bat, bic %crbinoun0er
nit Der Seimatb abbrc6en. llnb pas
lit falih.
Gin tr6Itcnpes Sort bon cinem
glrten Srcuuo aus Der Seimatb ipl
mun ni6t pernhten! Ibcr bds III
nidt Die Smlptinfe. Sober, Der hes
Gr,uerbcS ,uceen pom 9anbc tn biz
Stabt sc5osen lit, unb baS nidt &C.
fnnnen bat, mas or iudjtc, ipatc allcll
icinct &erwnnotcn, Srcunbcu unh &c.
funrtcn reiucn @eiu c%inidcnfcn. 81
iulte ibncn feline Griabrurscn, mi
icien cs iclbit bic traurisitcu, mittbci
len uno Tic brinacnn pnrHcu, eS i'm,
naf5umadcn. Sas lit icine Yilidt,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-18

~ ~
gntcr mno Sobn.
en- A6ac lror Der 5iinn met iinocm
Yittcrd)c cu Stammloful geipdb. 8i
lc bciun9inge, frog ct Yittcrd)c lien
Tottcr: Sag, Batter, iuorun fammcr
bnnu merle. Dat mer boil cs?"
Slid, lat Der Siinn. Dat CO gang
cinfuh. @cnn DO mems. Die Sipei
Sdbrc 90 bingcr lpdre bier 6Gbre."
rSu, IN, tat ct Sittcrhe. .Tcppcr
lag ems. Batter. 90 bingrr lin nit
5ipei 9dbre. Dat cs nor cine Sdbr."
- >& y
Mnscmanntes ,3itat.
Ser jnngc 3crr SDgel pirS @eins
bdtocr."
Sal Seinc 3uflnft lieet alld aui
Dem @aiicr."
5eitiGmuf.
Gmi( Shul5e fommt ans Ser Shule
unb ruit ihon bon @eitem ieincr
Wlttcr 5u: ~Wutta. Wuttd.
tnorien iollcn lper nit refine 9fGgels
nuh bic Sdule fommen. IS is aaiierS
Scburtsoahl"
Stilbliitben aus Hpmamcn.
Bon, iaste Der graf. Denn e;
ipra6 fliebeno fran8oiiid."
-
Isle iudbte liz, cine refine StcIle in
ibrem Saidcntife uno pcinte fill
in oieiclbe hiueiu."
-
~af. irenu Die icligen gItcrn
lebten. lie ipiirbcn ii6 i'm 8rabe um>
hreben."
-Wit eincm 9cine itanb er I'M
@ra6c. nit Dem anbern iagte er am
9ungertude."
Werfmiirbig.
I.: Ser Erofeiior Mcicr unb feline
Sran limb ia 10 rieiig gcbiloetl gr
ioa filnf. tic bier Spradbcn fliebeno
iprchcnl"
g.: limb bod periteben lie ii6
nidt!"
Nus uSt
SeIopc6el: @as un,B Der Splpat
gelpeieu iein. 5I beiien 2eihenbegdngs
nib Ole 5ruppcn I'M Yaraoes In5lg
antrcien?
SoIoat: Sopt. Scrr SclSlrebcl.
y - ~
Ter Sufitapler inn Heitanraut.
": 81 itebt: Bite auf nic 8arbez
robe 81 adten.
o.. 5bu' ih audi; babe mir idon
einen Iebr ih0nen Saletot uno bito
9ut ausgeiudt.
Grblidle Sclaitung.
@lltter (als ibr Siinsiter eincn
Sf,llid Wailcr, Den lie inn cinilDbt.
lricper %ausipudt) : Gang Der Yapa!
- y y
itnperihGmt.
Yrob (oer ii6 elm Gitteraut 9cz
tauft bait /: 8 lit bod eigentlif nc
iturte 3uniltbnng. oaB ih mir rubig
Rcfallcn lallcn lol, ipie fremDe Ser
ionen our6 meine Silft iabren!
Ont a%bgclanfcn.
Saben Sic mGbrenb Sbrer Iutoz
mobilfabrt ncnncusipcrtbe Seicfte
gcbabt!
Nein. MIR eiren fleineu &irupefeft.
Iir &6l'idc utter niis.
Nercs: Sa9, &obes. nat meins %.
ipat nDblid)er es. Dc Conn ODER Der
Npbnb?
aobes: Dat WeiB ih nit! Z
Nerrs: SO, i'd bnrn errbsgefungen.
Dat Der Iobnb bill ipidtiger eb, lpie
Die all Conn!
aobes: Wor0nt Damn?
RcrcS: Siiblte. Der Mpbno bcleud,
soh minigitenS oie ifpar5 Nnnh.
pGhrenb Die Souu am Sag itingf,
no ~iulpiciu ct bell eBl
~ - ~
Icugitlifcr ySirtb.
Souriit tim iibcriiilltcn @ebirg5s
8~irtbsbnuie) Su. warlm ppllen sic
MIDI ocnn nidJt auf Dem Sufbpoeu
ihlafcn laiicn?
@irtb: Hcc, nee. pprbin b0rtc idl
gerabe. oab Sic @~egetnrioncr ndren
-. unb obcn IS ippiel Seu!
- ~ -
9iidJtis cinscihibt.
Sbeurer |atcr. ih babe MIDI ents
ihip'cn, lmSuIattelu inc itatt
Mcbi5in Guiif Su bctrciben.
Wcinctiutoen. uEcr iInicr elmer Be-
binanna. uui unicrm 8pi barilt On
nic ipielcn!
~ ~ -
Sud .9itcratur.
a.: 8as i6reibit Su pcnn ba.
Stump?
D.: Gin WGrhcn!
a.: Sir Scincn @crlcgcr?
%: Ncin. fir mciucu S6ueiberl
~ ~ -
Slid IN bic Scrne.
Srcu' Scr Siaaf. gu bait iocbcn
bcfommcn G. fleines 9riiSerde /.
Nt.. L&ssk 49,. .-ls. - a.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-18
Wlif IN bic Ncrnc.

Srcu' Scr Siaaf. gu bait iocbcn
bcfpmmcn G. fleines 9riiSerde -.
8ie baiBt. mas maehit b Tor C @es
iidt2 @orum ireuit Sc Sir uidt?
8ie ipa i'd MID ircucn. meuu i6
mer perible6tcre I'M iiini5ig Fro5ent!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-18

- Sns Gierlc8cn Der Su6ncr miro
I'M Wintcr burd Siittcrn bon Grim
%fiitter, Sano, &ult uuo Slcii6nobrung
9cforbert. Gigeutlihc T%eiSfutters
mittcl. mic Suier, 5anfiamen, acs
bndte 3picbcl. Saudy gen,ahlencr
Tfcffer uIip.. Die ma nls Seimiidung
bes @eihfutters pcrnbrci6t, iolltcn
crit pdnn. uno 5ipar II in fleinen
Mcu9cn, gegcbcu lpcrben, luenu oas
@ciliigcl bel font rcidbnItiger Slab
rllng uno gutter Silc8c nidt Ic9t.
-+f+-
- 8ie grob Gin Mcnih henft. Scigt
Iidh nuriu. mpDpu CT flctu 0cnff.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-18
uniibcrlcgt.

sd ba6c einmal ciucn 6ltno ocs
babt, Der !rar 10 sci6eiht, DAP or sic
Spisbllbcn gcrall bon Den cbrlihcn
Selten unteridciocn fpnnteI"
"lllo no ut CT bingcfpmmcn?"
ia, lptc CT mid bac brittle Wal
in DC @abc gcbiiicu bate, bn6' id)
i'm bait ucrfnuit."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-18
" "
Spn Saaitrcs.

Sas Sbcrballpt Der Sransolcn, Ser
quite. pidc vSapa 6alieres", lit Gin
bcbdbigcr Scrr. Der Die 8cinberge IN
Soupillpn, ieiner Seimotb, sGrtlid,
liebt. @ictct linn On uculih bel cinem
Sciud). Den Der Serr Srdiibcnt I'M
Nnnton 0ignac mad)t. Gin 8einbauer
cine Sraube on. Die gut unb gern
ibrc 16 Yiuub iflpcr mar. Ser Gbei
Der Srau5plcu III cntSiidt unp gibt benz
9liidlidcn Spenbcr 81 pcrirebcn. pab
CT lid iciucr crinncrn wilrbc. Gin
Sicncr miro iortgcididt. nm cine aiitc
sn %faufen. man pndt Die @cintrau6c
biucin nub nimmt berSlihcn @bidIicb.
Sor Sturgeon iicl 0rn. Salitres
nun bciagter @ciubaucr mieber elm.
3. b. or erinncrtc iid ganS gut an
bciicn @eiidt mn If5ent, abcr CT
hattie ieincn Ennlcn ~pergeiien. Srau
Snliercs. cbenio bebdbia uno corpus
lent wie ibr bpber @cmabl. cnti1lieBt
lid. ielber Die aiite 81 iuhen. llnb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-18
Ter StraHentebrer.
GrufeiiOr bel Der Msprgcntuilette.

Yrofcllpr (nndbem or it'd Die
Strilmpfe a%ngeao9cu) Sit bas abcr
munbcrbnr! Sdpprcn tDnnt' id
o'raui. baB mir lett brei .Sngen Der
redltc Sotcn ourd Den Strimpf gcs
Itallt bat, lllS bout @iprgeu it's aui
cinmul Der linfcl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-18

- Sie 9rpb Gin &rnid henft. scig
Iih barin. ippppn CT flcin 0enft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-18
unperihGmt.

Sroe (oer iid elm 3ittergut 9ez
fauft bat /: 8 lit bod eigcntli6 nc
iturte 3umutbuu9. oab ih mir rubig
gcfallen lalicu ioll, ipie ireulbe Eers
ioneu Durb mcine Suft fabrcn!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-18
Mcnaitlider &irth.

Souriir tint iibcriiilltcn @ebirg5s
8irtbsbnuIc) Sa. warlm pollen Sic
MIDI ocnn nidt aui Dem Safbooeu
ihlafcn laiicn?
@irtb: Gee, nee. porbin bortc id,
geraoe. oab Sic @egetnriaucr pdreu
-. unb obcn IS ippiel Seul
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-18
aus Der Smaruftiousitunbe.

Selopc6el: 8ns mu,b Der SplDai
gelpeicu icin, 5u beiien 2eihenbegdngz
nib Die 5ruppcn i'm Yarape> an5us
antrcien?
Solbut: Sobt. Scrr Selofrebcl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-18
WferfmMrbig.

o.: Ser Yrofeiior @cier unb feline
Sran limb ia 10 riciig gcbiloetl 81
ioa filnf. tic bier Sprafcn fliebenf
iprchenl"
g.: limb bod periteben lie lid
ni6tl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-18
- ~ ~
Silemna.

Sun9cr @atte: .ySds lit benn pas
fir Elm @cridt. Siebite?"
@dttin: Cine Taitctc, Die idl aus
meinem aud1buh gemad)t babe"
8attc. rIh, Damn lit bas Stiid,
Dos i6 drf Dem Seller babe, lppbl DER
Giu6anoriideu?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-18
Sud. 9itcratur

a.: 8as ihrcibit Su pcnn %
Stump?
D.: Gin MGrhcnl
a.: Sir Scincn Scrlegcr?
y: Nein. fir mcincn Shneioerl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-18
Grblidje Sclaitung.

@uttcr (als ibr Siingiter einen
SGlud 8aiicr, Den lie linn cinilDbt.
lricber ausipudt) /: Gang Der Yapa!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-18
Gidiis cinscihibt.

Sbeurcr Satcr, ih babe mid ent
Ihiplicn, lmSuiatteln inc itai
Ncbi5in Mulif 5u bctrcibeu.
Wcinctlptaen. dEcr inter elmer Sc
oinauna. uui unicrm 3oi barilt ,
nic lpielcn!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-18
Ter Wcg sum Reihtbnm.
" "
Smi Cirrus.

Su einem flciuen Cirrus miro Elm
Sferb porgciiibrt. bas bas Glitter ans
lpcicnbcr Scriouen. mcilt bon ainoern,
burh alopfcn nit DEM SUB augibt.
IA prdngt lid cine altc Sungfcr Dor,
Die audi ibr Ilter nn9eacbcn niiien
mill. Ibcr Der Sreileir mcint:
"Nce, Srcilcinhen, Oct is mir &c ies
f1brli6, ; Sfero tGunt Mrs 3ittcrn
ms Been triescnl"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-10-18
>>>>>> 900 . y Z
Especial Correspondence. }

Umatilla, Ore, Oct. 1S.-S. Love-
lace, a former employe of the o. r.
& N. company at this place, was shot
twice in the abdomen yesterday af-
ternoon by Sam Kee. owner of the
Chinese restaurant at Umatilla. At the
time Lovelace was drunk and he had
provoked the Chinaman by shooting
at him three times, all of the shots
missing the celestial.
Lovelace has been at Umatilla for
came to Umatilla from Grants Pass.
A few days ago he accused a car
checker of having stolen some money
from him and he carried pistol
around with him and made threats
against the man he accused. The
town marshal was notified of the fact
that Lovelace was carrying con-
cealed weapon, but did not take II
from him.
While partly intoxicated yesterday
afternoon Lovelace entered Sam
KEGS restaurant and without provo
cation began firing at the owner.
Three shots were fired by Lovelace
before the Chinaman returned the
fire. Sam Kee had Al calibre pistol
and he shot twice, each Of the bullets
hitting Lovelace in the abdomen.
According to the Chinaman's story
he had refused to feed a drunken man
who came into the restaurant without
any money. 1t was then that Love-
lace appeared and ordered him to
feed him even though he had nc
money. This the Chinaman refused
to do, whereupon he says Lovelace
went out and returned a few minutes
later with the gun and began shoot.
ing at him. Sam says he immediate.
ly ran into his own room. secured 6
gun and began to return the fire.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-10-18
0. R. & n. MUST GIVE
REBATE TO SHIPPERS

Portland, Or, Oct. 1S.-sh'ppers in
eastern Oregon along the lines of the
o. r. & n. company will soon divide
$15O,000 among themselves. This
division was made possible through
the agency and activity of the trans
portation department of the Portland
Chamber of Commerce and the good
work of the Oregon Railroad COM
mission.
An order was made by the state
railroad commission affecting the
distributive rates of the o. r. & n.
from eastern oregon points, last April.
This became effective May r.
The railroad company, however. re-
fused to abide by the order without
fight. The case came to trial in ono
court after another who found in IA
vor of the railroad commission and
the shippers.
AS a result of Wolverton's decision
the railroad will be compelled to pay
rebates to all shippers who were COM
PEELED to pay the old freight rates
after the railroad commission had or
dered the old rates reduced. 1t is
estimated that the rebates will amount
to fully $150,000 and it is understood
that the railroad will begin the pay
ment of them within a few days.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-10-18
GREAT GATHERING OF
TRIBES IN OKLAHOMA

weatherford. Okla, Oct. 1S-In
"prairie schooners," tents and typical
Indian tepees, thousands of Oklaho-
ma redskins are encamped here to-
day for what may be the last great
gatheringof the tribes in western
Oklahoma. With the permission OF
the United states Indian agent for
this section, the descendants OF the
aborigines commenced today period
Of feasting and fun which will con-
tinue three days. The Indian camp
Is the feature OF the fair here and has
attracted many tenderfeet visitors.
The redskins will engage in their lat
ter-day sports, games and dances, as
we'll as exhibit the product Of their
arts and industries.
With the coming OF statehood and
the rapid settlement OF western Okla
homa, which is now covered by
network of railroads and dotted with
towns and villages, the character Of
the Indians Is rapidly changing. While
the older Indians stick to their blan-
kets and live in rough huts and te-
pees. the rising generation is assum-
ing the dress and manners of their
white brothers. Many of them mani
fest marked ability in agriculture,
business and even In the professions
The doctrine OF the survival Of the
fittest is by way of being exemplified
among the Indians Of western Okla
homa. within a few years, II Is pre-
dicted, such reunion of redskins
az was commenced here today will be
impossible.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-10-18
NJ. V. MOODY. FAMOUS
DRAMATIST, Is DEAD

Colorado Springs. Colo, Oct. IL
William Vaughn Moody the famous
dramatist died in this city early this
morning from tumor on the brain.
following an extended illness. Mr..
Moody came here three weeks ago ac-
companied by his wife and a Miss
Birch of Chicago, but concealed his
identity.
Mr. Moody was in the west recu-
perating. having resigned his posi-
ton at the University of Chicago
where he was professor of English
literature, when he arrived here he
was in very feeble health.
Mr.. Moody was born at Spencer,
Ind, in 1859. He graduated from
Harvard in 1898 taking a masters de-
gree in 1894. He became an in
structor in English in Harvard and
Radcliffe colleges, coming to the
University of Chicago in 1909.
Among his best known writings are
"The Masque of Judgment" a lyrl-
cal drama. a history of English liter
ature, ''The Great Divide" and The
Faith Health"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-10-18
OF POLICE
LETS BLACKMAHIERS ESCAPE

San Francisco, Oct. 18.-Two po-
lice detectives are today guarding B.
Katchinski. a local shoe merchant, to
prevent possible harm from black
mailers who threaten to kill him un-
less he agrees to pay them five hun
dred dollars. Kathinski told the police
of the threats last night and they
stood guard over the place where the
blackmailers told the merchant to
leave the money. He left a bag of
washers. When the alleged black
mailers arrived, the detectives sprang
out but fell over each other and their
quarry escaped with the bag.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-10-18
DEMOCRATIC RALLY
I SCHEDULED TONIGHT.
OSWALD WEST WILL
BE PRINCIPAL SPEAKER
Nominee for Governor With Candidate
for Secretary Of Stase and Railroad
Commissioner VIII Appear Before
Local Crowd.

Democrats OF Peudleton and UNA
tilla county will join IN the first big
rally of the campaign at the court
house this evening. The meeting is
scheduled to start at 7:38 and the
principal speaker will be Oswald
West, the nominee for governor.
Other speakers will be Turner
Oliver, candidate for secretary of
state, Hugh McLain, candidate for
railroad commissioner. DR.. NJ k
Hall candidate for joint senator, and
DIR. c. ]. Smith, candidate for state
senator.
According to DR.. Smith and Lee
Teutsch, who returned last evening
from Milton, Vests tour of the east
end of the county was veritable
march of triumph. Large crowds
greeted the speaker at Adams and
Athena, while the crowd at Weston
is said to have been larger than the
Bowerman audience in Pendleton by
fully 100.
Successful rallies were also held in
Freewater and Milton. the speakers
going from the latter place to Walla
Walla, where they took the train to
Umatilla. Today's tour was started
from that point and according to tel
ephonic reports. West and the other
members of the party were greeted
with enthusiastic audiences at UNA
tilla, Hermiston and Stanfield. An
other meeting is being held at Echo
this afternoon and then the speakers
will come to Pendleton on the even
ing train for tonight's rally in this
city.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-10-18
HOTEL MEN ARE CHARGED
WITH SELLING WH|SkEY

w. A. Brown, manager of the hotel
Pendleton; George Darveau proprie-
tor of the Hotel ST. George; Martin
Anderson and H. F. Peters. proprie-
tors of the near beer saloon in the
corner of Main and Railroad streets
were arrested this morning on the
charge of selling whiskey in viola
ton of the local option law. The men
were all arraigned this morning and
will probably be given a preliminary
hearing tomorrow.
According to District Attorney
Phelps these men were arraigned be-
fore Justice of the Peace Parkes for
the reason that the grand jury is not
now in session and will not be for
several months. 1t is possible that
they will be held to appear before that
body when 1t does meet. but the i'm
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-10-18
TACOMA'S CITIZENS PROTEST
TO TAFT ABOUT CENSUS

Tacoma. Oct. 1S.-Telegrams from
commercial organizations and private
individuals deluged President TAFT at
Washington today protesting against
the announcement that the Tacoma
census had been reduced to S2,S72
approximately $4,000 below the re-
turns. Three prominent citizens will
so to Washington to see Taft and the
director OF the census to see II they
cannot arrange for another recount
at the Tacoma chamber of commences
expense.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-10-18

preston seems to prevail on the
streets that the charges against the
accused men will either be dismissed
or they will be subjected to fines II
held to the grand jury and found
guilty 1t will mean Jail sentences with
out any alternative as each Of the
accused men has already entered a
plea of guilty to a previous charge of
violating the local option law.
These cases have developed since
the recent session OF the grand Jury
when a number of near beer' sellers
in the county were indicted. The
street rumors have 1t that the COM
plants against these men. who were
missed by the grand jury. were filed
at the instance of some Of those who
were not missed and who are evident
ly believers In the doctrine that
misery loves company"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-10-18
Terrible Storms lake Great
Toll Of Human Life and
Property.
FLORIDA COAST is IN
GRIP OF TORNADO ALSO
Hundreds Dead I'm Island Republic
and Thousands Rendered Homeless
by Succession of Terrible Hurri-
canes-Third Storm Reported APP
prOaching-Believed Florida PeO-
pie are Suffering Like Fate.

Havana, Oct. 1S.-With hundreds
and damage reaching into the mil
lions from two hurricanes, reports
that a third hurricane is forming
south of Jamaica reached here to-
day terrorizing the inhabitants. 1t is
impossible to estimate the number Of
dead in Cuban provinces. Six towns
are reported obliterated and two
steamers are overdue. The damage
in Havana alone is a million dollars.
The first storm of which there was
some warning, had hardly abated on
Sunday night, when suddenly the
wind, which, up to then, had been
southeast, changed to southwest. Cy-
clonic blasts swept over Matanzas,
Pinar del Rio and Havana provinces,
completing the destruction wrought.
by the first storm.
Many thousands of peasants in the,
three western provinces have been
rendered homeless and it now seeing
probable that the republic may be
compelled to request international aid.
While all communication with the
iHterior mas peeh cut JILL eheiS 10 iSo
son to hope that Oriente, Camaguey
and Santa Clara provinces have es-
capped the greatest fury of the storm.
In the city of Havana the losses
probably win exceed s1,0o0,00o main
ly due to the destruction of the Gus
tom house sheds, which were filled
with perishable goods, to the sinking
of scores of lighters, many of them
containing valuable cargoes, which
had been unloaded from steamers,
and to the submerging of about one
square mile of the residence section
of the city.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-10-18

New York, Oct. 1S.-Walter Well
man and his companions aboard the
big dirgible were rescued today by
the royal mail steamer Trent. News
of their rescue came by wireless from
Captain Dewns of the royal mail
steamer in a message which read: AT
five o'clock this morning we sighted
Wellman's airship America in dis
tress. They signalled by the Morse
code that help was required. After
three hours of manouvering with
fresh winds blowing, we picked up
Wellman and his entire crew and his
cat. All are safe aboard the Trent,
and all are well. The America was
abandoned in latitude S5.43 north,
longitude 6S.1S west" This is due
east of Cape Hatteras half way to
Bermuda.