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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-19
LOCALS
Pastime pictures please all.

PaStime pictures please al.
Hay for sale. Phone r. L. 81.
Ice cream at Hohbach's. Court It
Fresh buttermilk at Jensen cream.
cry.
Oats and timothy hay fed at tina
Commercial Barn.
Get your horses clipped At the
Commercial Barn.
Farmers blacksmith coal cheap
Grab Creek Lumber Co.
Good gentle saddle horses for Ia
dies. Commercial Barn.
Stop the Cheney Jersey dairy wagon
for the best milk and cream.
For rent-A suit Of pleasant house.
keeping rooms. 602 Water street.
A shipment of best cedar posts, Just
arrived. Crab Creek Lumber Co.
Room and board in private family.
s2S College street. phone Red 2087.
We make a speciality of caring for
private horses and rigs. Commercial
Barn
Loose wheat hay. baled hay and
chopped hay fed at the Commercial
Barn.
More moving pictures shown than
any other theatre In the city-the
Pastime.
Frank Nodo, shoe shining parior,
located in front Of State saloon. Eight
shines for 80 cents.
For rent-House corner Alta and
College streets. opposite Prestvterian
Fs2rch Apply "a r. e I1ii
Fx up your roofs with the best
shipment Of shingles ever received in
Pendleton. Crab Creek Lumber Co.
Just received. car Of Rock
Springs nut coal. This is what you
need for cooking. Price 50 per ton
delivered loose or $40 per ton sacked.
Oregon Lumber Yard.
Strawberry pickers wanted at Free
water, Ore. Any number can get all
the work they can do. Camp grounds
free. Come and enjoy a very profit
able outing. Milton Fruit Growers'
Union.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-19
The Pastime.


The following program for Friday.
change. Two big feature films
"The Egret Hunter" Dramatic
1000 feet.
Scene 1.-The plume hunter selling
aigrettes to the tourists.
Scene 1.-THE game warden threat
ems the plume hunter.
Scene III-The girl, Eva, rejects
the game warden.
Scene Vim Brisco the gossip
spies on Kendall and Eva.
Scene VI-Brisco tell the game
warden what he saw.
VII-The Reckoning.
THE Debt Repaid" Dramatic
1000 feet. Here Is another famous
Miles drama. 1t is deep in its ap-
peal to the heart and the emotion;
intensely dramatic and full of action
"She Wanted a Bow-Wow." Com
edy. Others have wanted bow-wows
but perhaps the difficulties which be-
set this aspirant has never been equal
ed
"A Wise Guy" Comedy. A comedy
full of snap and go.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-19
opening and Dance Postponed.

On account Of the building not be-
ing completed in time, the opening Of
the Stanfield restaurant which was to
have taken place on Friday evening.
May 20, has been indefinitely post
poned. An announcement of OPEN
ing date will be made later.
NEAL & HUDSON, Props
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DID WE PASS THROUGH TAIL?
Continued from page ~
people Of Aline threaten to lynch
Heinman.
Tail May be Lost.

Williams Bay Wis, May 1s.-Hal-
ley's comet may lose n part of its
tail, perhaps all Of 1t, according to Di-
rector Frost of the Yerkes observa-
tory today He said the tail sill
showed in the eastern skies after the
comet passed the suns disk He de-
clares its presence there when It is
supposed to have passed to the west,
means one of three things: That the
curvature of the tail has grown so
great maybe due to the earth's at
raction. that while the head has pass
ed the tail hasn't; that the comet may
have ceased it's tail making capacity,
and left It behind, or It may be the
calculation is wrong and 1t hasn't
passed yet.
Upon the application of rational
theory achievement depends.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-19

Customer want a two-penny tab
let of soap.
Shopkeeper-Yes, sir. Would you
like it scented or unscented? q.
Customer-Oh, never mind: I'll take
It with me.-Sketch.
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AT THE PICTURE SHOWS
orpheum-Today,s Proeram.

Orpheum-Today's Program.
1. The Special Agent. vitagraph.
Drama.
g. The Wrong Road. Pathe. Dra-
ma.
8. The Little Truant. Pathe. Com
edy
4. The Captain Of the Guards. CAL
mont. Drama.
s. The Cheese Box. Gaumont. Com
edy.
6. Take Me Out to the Ball Game.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-19
Baker Couple Want Divorce.

A suit for divorce was filed today
in the circuit court by Peggy NJ.
Hawkins of Baker City, against G.
Bruce Hawkins. The parties to this
suit were married in Baker City in
1903 and have no children. Cruel and
inhuman treatment are alleged.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-19
Boy Wanted.

Boy wanted at the East Oregonian
office to learn the printing trade
Good opportunity to advance; steady
employment. Apply at once. Must be
over Is years old
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Don't fail to hear Byron's large
troupe Of colored troubadours at the
Christian church, Tuesday, May 10,
ceeds for the benefit Of the church.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-19
Coming.

Byron's famous troubadours, under
the auspices of the ladies of the
Christian chuch Thursday, May 10,
at the Christian church.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-19

For rent-Furnished house close in.
North Side. Tel Red 2537 mornings.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-19

Save money by reading today's ads.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-05-19

Baker cab stand, Hotel St George
Phone Main IL.
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PENDLETON DAY AT
CALIFORNIAN PICNIC

CONTINUED from Page one,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-30
LATEST GOSSIP OF THE MARKETS
WALL STREET

NEW YORK. oct. ze.-Tlirty thousand
dufisg the 1sst thirty minutes trading on
z: stock excaesss eatasday 1o!ainE and
aetsd 6usisG u half hour. Ths opsaing
tRane.ee5os u Seeel Wa q Q range Of =
- y lower than Ty1daye 1nal subssQuent
tsansaet5one wtss On . dowaward trend
AID 0axtDu0 decline q z II . pc.nt
yas ssees1ed WI Ar9e bloeks ehsaging
Deesa.es q IL ed days wAsa -Datehed
cIsses nssipsistiea. ns1t Il order IN
the Industrial department. vas Amef1cen
Smlsting. the stock selling on AZ on MOI
crate tlan.:ettons. the remainder Of =.
Union Pacific and Reading were ham
nered down and 4 respectively. %.
point On. NV transactions New York
ssss.s =: E. IS, see ,d a,s:
and Wabash prsfeEred rose =. Il was .
perplsxing MARKET with operations con-
fuesd and the tendency uncertain at the
end OF the 1ree half hour.
II: baik Of - tr:ding wa: done IN
trsasactieas in Sse1 cennea opseatioos
were Of tie usual Saturday eveninG.up
character. ExtEemo dullnees prevailed NJ
intervals. II vas considered By some strong
bull adhsreats thas The gelt had beon
In eootroi q he narket hsS vithdrsvn
aggressive epeeat1oee ontu moro IA n
g.inine 9rouna q Wal! stTest tat ".
PHI PHI y: re sss .S sasd
The closing Of the nasket was decsAelly
dull and withdrawing With quotations at
the low lovol Of the day.
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LIVE STOCK


Hsesipss Saturday. 400 negs. LOO eat
sls and 80 shssp. sbew1sg N Increase n
oil lluse ee0pase1 With wesk ago and Q
ascrsess u hsss bes saas n cattle and
ohssp soaDased Win . year ago.
Csosllssiag ~ Asvs,sp0sats - ~
nashst AssstoSoes tAis Wssk thsre was
very fais Saturday sus Of Aoge. sooagS e
glyo 6uy2ss aseenes SypesSselsX e sse ~
ySvol tally he q lhs avosae4 TIE 49,
bolag Voftousiy estimated 81 from oyAoc
Lowell. There We enough comReuuo1 70
create 3 fairly active DaSket ano tne Is ~
were we'll cleared, 0ales ranged TOD >sS0S
Oa1S and were largely ~ ~S.oos2oAs'
Thsrs was also . very fair sSsuraay
run Of esttis and litt1s over ooo we're
ovaijebIe Tor ale. ~ usual % oetuIosy
ehoro Woeo no important orders tos any
SArtjeuIae class Of Cattle ana the traoin
vas nocsssarily quiet. bot such e coul9
b. cold brought steady price, compsLsu
With Friday. Calves were Also FULLY stsaay'
TheFp was Q f0S run Of ehee3 ooo
lAnho fos SAe eleoise DAY @ toe W..
on6 fully O. macy oe moro YEN xSeMy
necooooSS, ThosO Woso few. Important or
6S9o ~ oUYor0 were indt6orent wnicn
caused 8 eleW trade at lover Ds1css; Tns
top tes A0bo WAS Praesaeau{ vo0 sc 20
shese we're q esssp here 5000 enough %
Wssn0 OvOs WV
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velopment is concerned, simply be-
cause we have no money We will
have to possess what European ma
tons have in aeronautical equipment
Italy, understand, has just invested
81. 100000 in airships. Air engines Of
war will will play great part in fu,
ture hostiIties. They will prove to
be the poor mans defense. l do not
believe airships will ever prove dan
gerous to warships which will be 4
poor mark to hit from great height
and even II struck by explosive bombs
do not believe warships would be
greatly damaged
Neither do believe that there
should be any fear in the mind Of the
public that in war airships may lay
waste defenseless cities There will
be no attacks on unfortified cities.
Airships of the enemy will however.
find legitimate prey in naval bases,
naval yards. store houses for war ma
terials. etc. These are legitimate war
risks. Airship attacks upon. them
could be expected
1T is q problem that still confronts
ms. the military air machine. We
must adopt 1t for we must keep apace
with the nations of the world in this
respect Congress should give US the
necessary appropriation. ! hope that
the present trend OF public opinion in
favor of aerial navigation will have
the desired effect and. despitet the
economy cry, prompt congress to be
liberal with the peoples money and
ouick in appropriating it"
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GRAIN

CHICAGO, Oct D-wheat failures .sss
na0msro6 hard saturday .aAd prizes
1rsppel 1he sSeoe6ing The lowest Dtscss
at e0xe. Nay at o1e and July, &c. 1hs
sellinG Was I'D b. The Leading speculative
Interests % ths trade. and the eoly d.
mend es.e f!ep sSers see.Iass Rrsas::
The D4tec1nal boartsh iD1ueoeo WAS Q
slunp % &c IN the raris nashst Ses
cash 49, Tne fcrssen 49, - - se!:
shipasas. Aesdsy vsle ceatriSshsg fsc:
hops q the ball kad y:ni;hsd and se1a
=: osssr,sd: hs.:ys. ~ n: ; ,sysI 8
prices should be conducted along eonserva-
tive. lines, e The markss had bsso thor.
oughly cleared By long accounts and .s
oversold condition might result In q swak'
Csss Assiinsd &c and was sold prtae1.
psiiy by the Armour house: Evsrythine
YaYorsd ths curing snd merketine q tne
new crop. The sample market was A01sc
lower.
Oats sold We iow0 IN synRathy With
weakness IN other grains. Ths tfsos
Prcvisiocs Inclined 10 hssvtnees. Ths
market was duh with small demand ana
light o0esings.
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Laneu.a.s Ia tn. Dr,.i.h l.le..

Has anybody ever reckoned how
many languages are spoken IN the
British Isles: Few people would PUT
the number as high as seven Bat
take ccnscs thus: El-iish. Welsh in
Wales. LIE il lrel.Cl. Iaaz in the
Isle Of Man tcir-sh services in aianx
were discontinued there but recently.
Gaelic in Scotland (six weeks ago ut
Oban this writer heard maidservants
Gossiping in that tongue,. French in
the Channel islands and Cc-nish was
spoken ia Cora wall far mere recently
than either historians or the public
know. The total is seven languages
for the British Isles. and yet the Eng
hshman = the poorest linguist n The
worh-Lesdon Epecf2toe.
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po0le's review IN tho Chicago Examiner
easurday said: Packers have been promis.
las cheaper cattle foI sene time, and they
Aavs nads socd; what eject the re De.
on a. ceunlyy rsmains 20 BE- seen. Pres.
snt price, o. lesf On the boot are about
choke sssers were worth l0oe10 The
80 nisd so,d g tss GnicssS marie, nn,ss
ssles impoesisls q the Close. II e true
.ssA su sss .sd q. e the ss1:
saslle acw being marketed By corr, belt
feeders show that decline and beef makers
ere disceusaGsA. They put In thin cattle
et highest price, % record and are facing
sss sss ,cscai Dss e
Which win b another period Of scarcity.
10 eoaou0osa ar0 able 70 buy beef q lees
cost than YeaP ago the fact 10 not being
advsssised. raeters insist that Wholesale
cuoe 10 ~ line with stock gard prices and
the time .appsers TO b opporsuns for
se3esni.g frsn TIE retailer. Good stssEs
eola Friday - 40 pr cwt that were
worth oe16 week ago. which win q.
plata how rapidly values have melted.
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FINANCIAL NOTES

socs.r,sss,. 81 - inu 1870. ~, o ~.
sss sssloot .ad the resent sesioa Of TIE
ci.lly On TIE part Of These Who realise tAst
inseAss spsculanon 1t this period y LIKELY
crowd vorSs Tor SiShsr Svsi. has been
e.u.isg 6 e1tension 8 IS edvaaes. but
s. e e: = s 81 .socf
s %,ss:S .., before becoming actively COM
eonpeay are opstatiss Il pfacticany fuii
capacity. a. t6sy- have been for nsariy
=. = s s Z, :ei' q g: resent IN
for the year up 70 date have bean TIE
largest IN the company'a hisfofy. while
the lrst quarters gross this year was
r~-o
last 1s1ass vess :oS Tlaa1 s par and
accrued Interest esasonGood 3 Mayer and
@s lb6.ooo, the First nasiona IS bank 81
aamnton - 900 and the sinking fund
In the Afst pamphlet report Of the re-,
Organised Chicago Great western railroad
eonPsny e eovsr its epsssttoas Tor tie tsa
SsoO.IIo % SHOWN. a3tef The paymcne q Al
msS Ano otAe3 cner8ee. Tn1e - u!tA
@o[e tnsh per cent. on the Outstanding
..1A sS sn ~ ~ ~ mads lErneeay OF tne
frsi notSS ~ W.. ..1o ~ ascnas1 S@n u
est and run Tor ono vear III. n the fsrst
imn0rtant ~ ~ f-~rs>e. -sy,n~A -
enfffiea IN So,sasr 1a.sns. e.. s. na 49,
when tie freight rate agitation has ceased.
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CHICAGO CASH.
ruled g feilews: .Whset--Ne, : red. e23
SSsSe sc "a a. sGN s:si Mats n; s ssS
No. northern spring. 41.031.osh; NO.
3 northern spring. e101o2; No. spHns.
ccrn-Ne. 4 lsKQlske; No; : whit..
le0l05bc; No. . yellow. lo4AoMc; No.
1sN 20 ei Ns; 2 wh,ss. SsA&SSsass: N So. : :
KIT yhie" ssc ~ yellow. l7x 64sxc. -
Oets-No. white. 3303Sxe; No. 3 white.
320S7xe: No. I white. dkc; standard.
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INDIANAPOLIS.

whsat-wsek. On track. No: ; RCD, &c:
s5c: Novsmbss. e1iSe:. Dscsmbsf. oee. !.
vS Ss 1sssc No Ases ~ssis.. 4se; Nc:
:hiss; tsxs: 70. 2 wSiss %i.sS 3d.. r.; NS.
44sHs: Ne yy:,'1,cc etee:: Ne Ne. zsi1 1s1.
az: No. } mixed. ssXe: No. ni1sd.
Vita. Hk:: standard, xkc;. No . whise.
S9c: No. & white. size: No. 2 mixed.
SOxe: No. mixed. s0ke: No. Z mixed.
Eys-SSc; : rye, through en,!os. 7s 81 !,
ear; total. / car. Outs No. 2 red. 2 cars :
'' coi:n-in: No. /. white. : cars: No. I
white. I car: No. yellow. 2 cars; No.
yeiisw: s:r No; nid 1mt s s s, HS.:
! ear: No. 3 yellow. II cars; No. mixed.
Z cara; total, II cars.
Oats-In: standard. 3 ears;- No. white.
ears; :ss,%p'. ssrs IT. sstsi n,. sss' css
clover mixed, ) cars: total. s cars.
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OTHER GRAIN MARKETS.

CLOSING Prtces.D
NlNNEApOLIS, Mimi. Oct. 20.-Wheae
-December, q ,0O&: May. &l0SA
DULUTH. MIMI. Oct. 3.-Wheat-De>
es@SssE H{p ,12f ; Nay. Slos -wn..,-n..
81. Lofts. NO.. oct. ee.-wheat-De-
cenaber, 02,Sc: May, 06S @9e$c.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Oct 20.-Wheat-
December. ss% 0Ss5tc: May. o3% 0031sc.
NEW YORK. Oct E.-Wheat-Oecember
eoSc; May. 3l.04%.
NEW YORK Rank STATEMENT.
NEW YORK. Oct. 2a.-The weekly state
ment Of associated banks - given as fol-
lows:
Reserve. decrease, $SS6SSo.
Lees United States. decrease, $53S.0c5
Lcans, decrease, oAll0.l0O.
specie, decrease. &a4SQ.5N.
Legal tenders. increase. $o0&S00.
Deposits. decrease. &S993Oo.
Circulation. decrease. $2S.1oo.
Actual statement, cash reserve. 1888 per
cent. s.a..4.
Drinks and Drops.
Jenkins must Be pretty straight
fellow. Dobhins tells me he never
drinks DROP"
$50? You probably misunderstood
Dobbina What he said must have
heen that Jenkins never drops a drink. /"
Exchange.
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xYvI1PooL

LIVERPOOL. Oct. 2s.-Ths wheat market
displayed . heavy undertone at the start.
6usnced 81 the lower American cables. pre-
6ictions OF larger American shipments ~
70 cell aearby parcels. Liquidation Of De-
csmbsr wal. ON . fairly liberal scale and
owing 70 the already heavy stocks here and
the .expectatione Of continued liberal
worlds shipments with the demand less
active. During most OF the morning the
market was heavy with bearishness pre-
was some little disposition shewn on the
part Of shorts g cover With some little
month showed an advance Of "a from the
opening. Reports from Australia continues
bullieh. At the close the, market was
opening and I'd to I'd lower than Friday.
The corn market was quiet at the start
and unchanged. Later the Laplata grade
was under pressure Of larger Argentine
o6ers, while American mixed was sup
ported IN sympathy With the strength In
Chicago Friday.
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PRODUCE MARKETS
NEW YORK

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2o.-F1our-DuN and
M:S Lard-Tirm: middle west. SPOT.
Sals. Is test. SSoc; muscovsdo. g test.
130c: renned. dull: cut loaf. 6.40c ;
erushsd. 5.soci powdered. .47oc; granu:
spot. 1lNe; Tsliow-Dun: city. 7Ne:
ties:sd penltsy.ssssSy; t saGSsT is&ao Se
chickens. 1o@2e;. fowls. ll0171Se; ducks.
e@2oc; Live Iouitv-Fairly active: geese.
keys, iS0lSkc: ROSTERS. Toe. Cheese
STEADY state milk. common t. specials.
10h8iStc: skims: common to specials.
6uttef@-Eirm: receipts. 3liS: creamery
extras. S0h931c; state dairy tubs. 23@
20hc; Imitation creamery nrsts. 24@25c.
EsgsI.Firm. higher; receipts. 6.S50; near
BY white fancy. 4504Sc: nearby mixed
fancy, 3l033c; fresh nrsts. 2603Oc,
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Wheat-No. 2 red, o2c; sample milling
Corn-Old. S3Q67e; new. Se0l0c.
ehelled Oats2203Sc.
etraw-Oats straw. SS07: wheat straw
Aay-rimothy, S1e5o017 so; baled. $1e0
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TO DEMAND FUND
OF CONGRESS TO
STUDY A|RSH|PS
(Continel from Page One.)

attack by q foreign power well
equipped with air war engines, as
Germany and France are, is con-
cerned.
II war should come, say army and
navy experts. there Is little doubt
that the aeroplane, no matter wheth-
er 1t be biplane. monoplane or any
other kind would play a tremendous
part in the conflict. 1t is realized by
United tSatets officers that the whole
secret Of what France. Germany and
other powers possess in the way of
aerial machines is not generally
known. One OF the best oficers of
the navy who would not permit him.
self to be quoted remarked the other
day that while naval attaches from
foreign powers are told many mill
tary secrets the United States pos
sesses with openness and in the in
terest OF science. he regretted that
the same opportunities for observa-
ton are not afforded United States
army and navy attaches on duty in
various foreign countries. The great
est secrecy. he said. is maintained
in those foreign countries as to in
ventions Of military science and their
preparedness for war
Army at . StandstiiI.
sEoF tia mast tvo veara~ aaid Cen
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BUFFALO,.

wpeu!FALo., \; q: 2ct 2s.-sprine
wSsssNS. r.a aos s7e No. 1S,s. sse.
sc; No. q yellow. 6Sc; No. : sai1e: Oats
No. white, Sc; No. white. SSkc; No.
{ white, 34kc; standard. 35Nc. harley,
7l07sc. Rys-No. I. sic: No. 2. SOC.
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Army At . standstilI.

For the past two years" said Gen
sral Allen. '-the army has been 1t I
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TOLEDO.

TOLEDO. o.. Oct. 2e.-wheat-cash.
; ees esn@ea:s Hi S:csn Sss 4 sS,y
Nay: SIC: JSiy. sc; oss.t..c1ash: s ~
Reno. 2, 17c; No. s. 73c. Governed
SssA and October, ss.SsH: DesenSs. and
@; psesmber; $40. Timothy-Prime and
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
(By 4 w. Thomson 90
e,>a 0n>n Hish Low. Oct. =. Oct -.
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a story 10 going the rounds In Wall
SStrsss nat American interests recently
shares Of Steel common good until Jan. /,
4 4. single interest + said to have taken
thought that this interest 10 none other
than Morgan.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-23
NEW LABOR LAWS
MUST Be 0BEYED
Acts Concerning Sanitation Ct Shops,
Seats for Females, is Now
Effective.

RICHMON Vas pecial.-
Three new laws Of interest 20 the
working people % Virginia became
effective last Wednesday.
one relates 20 the sanitary ar
rangernents 20 be provided In factO-
ries. workshops. mercantile establish
ments or Offices and provides penal
ties for those who disregard IL.
A second regulates employment bu-
reaus or agencies. while the third
amends the existing statute as 10 seats
for female employees Ia stores. snOps.
Offices or manufactures.
This last mentioned act provides
that chairs. stools OF other suitable
seats shall be maintained In mercan-
1 tile establishments for the use OF fe-
male employees therein 20 the number
Of al least one seat for every three te-
males emplOyd. and the use thereof by
such employees shall be allowed at such
t.anes and 20 such extent as may b
necessary for the preservation Of theil
/ health.
m the duties Of the female employees
for the use Of whom the seats are fur
niehed. are 20 be principally perform
81 ia front OF "A counter, table, desl
or fixture. such seats shall be places
I'm front thereof; AZ such duties are ..
bq princlpaIly performed behind sucl
counter, table, desk or fixture. suci
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-23
BALTIMORE OFFICIALS
WANTS TO KNOW
commonwealth Attorney Writes Jus
lice lrutchneld. at Richmond.
toucerniu- Case.

rrrrrrD Ea-SneC "a l.--
.-.-. r.....tr.s Attnrue.
...f...-.. .r E..t.uur. 1l..
-.-....IH .-E... Cor inform ruu
-. -..r. tn. statements mad.
- -r. r.r.e Court saturday hy airs
N.rr Taylor Greenwood. VINO -.-
-.-r rr-r nor husband bad chained
hr- 90 the door. beaten her urtl blood
adm. stored -tIt anu t-fl A'
.r. ..r- .rn .tterrarl- rO-f.' ."-
..r.m l.au rer Throat while ON -ri-
ler nose as She Dag helpless p.
90 a bed
just what -ne eI-l -.----
wants Win ile iuLei .il, '-...
. exactly clear to Lle l',ai
d Justice lr-l. l.teiA s---
mas pc conn l-i."- ---- ..-.-
assistance -N l-.e ~ -.-.-..----r .-.--.
.al cases -- ...--. .-....- q.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-06-23
SMALLPOX VICTIMS
SHOT TO DEATH
Kentuckians Guard Their State
Against Invasion Of Diseased
West Virginia People.

WHEELING. W. Va Special
kcuuCkiau- guarding their state
against invasion hN ~mHlipnN VIC
Tins killed two men ANA wound
cd several others at trum. W.
Va Tuesday when they opened
fire from the kcntucSN SIP" of
tlc Tug River branch ct thc Big
SANDY River on hospital car
on the Norfolk and Western rail-
way. which was crowded with me-
gro patients.
The kcutucl,iau~ had heard
that thc West Virginia uuttnfi-
tip- iutcnGra e. ship the ~iaail-
pnN sufferer across the river and
au armed crowd which hurricdly
gathered ou thc kcufuCky shore
fired across the narrow stream
into the crowded car before cN-
pIanatinu~ could Dee made
\ posse ha~ been organized Co
arrest flC men who did fhc -i 'ot-
inr and further hluod-hc3 i- cN-
pectct. az thc kcutucl,iau~ asc lu
n desperate mood.