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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1910-06-23
A Bar gain--The Ogren
house on west 3rd St.
Must be sold at once.
See w. A. Robinson

Dee w. "A. KUD1nSOn
Dolly three weeks until that safe and
sane Fourth Of Julv-that is If it is
to b., safe AID sane.
District Attorney Il. G.. Alvord
transacted business at Ashland
yesterday.
Forest fires have been bnrning in
different parts of the county during
t le past week or more but owing JC
,ck OF wind not much territ Try i,a>
neen burned over. The woods are
as dry as finder and tn fires woull
burn rapidly in case that the vino
hlows for length OF time
Mrs. Gus. Haglund and two child
rem are visiting with friends anC
relatives at Minneapolis this week.
| Mrs. A. Ell. Shafer left Saturday
for River Falls where she will visit
few Gays before returning to hel
home in Brooklyn, N. y. While
| here Mrs. Shafer had number o.
npr ovements made on the Shafel
| residence. |. Berman has rented
the residence and will move into it
shortly after July 18th.
Merrill Herald: Judging from
Expressions Of Democrats hereabouts
the more bitter the attacks on the
senior senator Ga Follette), the
more Democratic support he will
get.
Contrary to prediction. the tight
Sunday closing order remained in
force but one Sunday. All places oil
business that we're enclined to open
On Sunday morning did so. The
Saloons opened at 1900 O'Clock as
was the Gus tom and agreement prior
to the enforcement of the closing
order. 1t is possible that there will
be no further action taken by either
the Mayor or the Council. AS in
Dictated by the petitions presented
to the Council, an overwhelming
sentiment favors the old order OF
things.
Miss Irma Gautschi, who has bee n
attending RipOn college during the
past year, returned home Tuesday
and will spend the summer vacation
with her parents in this city. Since
school closed Miss Irma has been
visiting her sister Elsie at Loreield.
Elmer Oistad returned the first of
the week from Madison where he has
been attending the state university
during the past season.
Two Of the children of Mr.. and
Mrs. George A. Calder have been
quite sick with measles during the
past week.
When times are dull and
people are not advertising,
lis the very time that adver-
Using should be the heaviest. !"
Such is the advise given by
Americas merchant prince.
Some traders say it does not.
pay to advertise. They think
they know more than Wanna
maker. That's where they
make a big mistake. Wanna
makers advertising has made
him rich and famous. Wanna
makers methods on a smaller
scale would be as good here
as in New York or Philadel-
phia. Turn over a new leaf
and advertise.
Kickapoo Scout: The Taft Re-
publicans say there have been only
three Democratic administrations in
this state in sixty-two years. It is
no fault of theirs that the state did
not 90 Democratic in 1902 and 1904.
They openly supported Dave Rose
in 1902 and George Peck in 1904.
In both contests they were led by
E. L. Philip.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1910-06-23

June to july
State Of Wisconsin,: Circuit Court:
Bayfield, County
Ba yield County Land Company,
Plaintiff,
Pauletta w. Stephan, the unknown heirs of
August @. stephan deceased, and the IN
Known owners of the north half (N15) OF the
northeast quarter (NE14) of section number
nineteen Q9) in township number forty nine
(49) north of range number seven G) west, in
Bayfield, County, Wis,
Defendants.
The State of Wisconsin: To the above
named defendants and each of them:
You are hereby summoned to appear with
in twenty days after service of this summons.
exclusive of the day of service and del end
the above entitled action in the court afore-
said; and in case of your failure so to do,
judgment will be rendered against you &C
cordipg to the demand of the complaint, of
which a copy is herewith served upon you.
John Walsh
Plaintiffs Attorney
Post office Address, Washburn Bayfield,
county, wisconsin.
~ PEP TICfDE
The greatest sid to DIGESTION.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-11
TEXAS MEDICAL
COLLEGE PRAISED
Carnegie Institute Report
Says Galveston Schools
Is Creditable

In the fourth bulletin on medical ed
ucatiOn in the United States and Can
ada issued by the Carnegie institute,
the Texas university medical institute
comes in for a generous share Of IN
stinted praise as the one institution of
its kind capable Of turning out gradu-
ates who are capable Of practicing. The
report says:
Texas is individually a state des-
tined to a great development; its edu-
cational institutions must from time
to time be readjustedfto take account
of its expanded needs It is neither
wise nOR possible to provide now for
requirements that will a generation
hence become imperative. Sufficient
for the people of Texas today is to
meet in the most effective way possible
their own needs.
There is now only one educational
institution in the state capable OF
maintaining a medical school whose
graduates deserve the right to prac-
tice among its inhabitants; there Is
only one medical school in the state
fit to continue in the work of training
physicians. That institution is the
state university; the medical school is
its department at Galveston
Needs Improving.
The course of the state university
needs to be carefully considered.
Whether a college requirement viii
soon be wise is a question to be pom
dered The institution has not yet ex-
hausted the possibilities of the high
school standard; its labOratories-ad
mirable for undergraduate teaching
need further development on the pro-
ductive side; its hospitals must be en-
Iarged; more effective teaching meth
DDS can be introduced into it; the dis
pensary is not yet effective 1t is
worth asking whether from the four
year high school basis the university
will not be wise to get complete con-
troll Of the field, driving out the low
grade schools, educating the people of
the state 10 regard it as their main
source of supplies in the matter Of
doctors and the active CONSERVATION of
public health. before endeavoring to
push ahead TO a higher standard, which
may not be so well adapted TO local
conditions in a relatively new country.
Should Be at Austin.
Meanwhile, to the outsider, it seems
a regrettab BILE mischance that located
the medical department away from the
university. Were 1t placed at Austin,
it would apparently gain in every way.
The town is as large. and various state
institutions there would strengthen its
clinical opportunities; it would be cas-
Ter to attract and TO hold outsiders in
teaching positions; the stimulus OF the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-11
WHERE OIL D
ALL ABOUT THE CHILD BRIDES OF HINDUSTAN
AND THE SAD FATE OF BABY WIDOWS
Indian Marriages and How They Are Made Six Million
Tenyearold Wives-Temple Brides Who Are Mar
ried to the Gods-The New Movement for the Educa-
ton of Women-Schools for Widows Etc
Copyright, 1910, " Frank G. Oarpenter.)

a Ora, India, june IL saw a we'd
"a ding procession today. 1t was
Il - headed by camels with trappings
of gold, ridden by bare-fegged men in
red and gold turbans. Behind came an
elephant, followed by II Arabian horses,
each of which had gold leglets above
their fore knees and silver bells around
their necks. The saddles were of cloth
of silver and the trappings of the
brides were of gold. Behind these ami
mails came the wedding chair, and far
Their back a band of music and crowd
of men singing and dancing. The wed
ding chair was a litter covered with the
red and gold canopy. Upon the mattress
inside sat the bride and groom. face 10
face, leaning back upon pillows.
looked in through the curtains and saw
them They were children. The groom
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-11

university would assist the growth Of
a productive spirit. Whether at Gal
weston the school will ever be creative
Is a question; should it become so.
isolation increases the liability to slip
back into an unprOductive groove Per-
haps it Is not yet too late for the peo-
pie of the state to concentrate their
state institutions of higher learning in
a single plant"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-11
Buy Your California Ticket
AS Far AS Piznio Beach.

The ideal pleasure resort Of all
coast beaches on the Pacific coast In
San Luis Obispo county, Cal, half way
between Los Angeles and San Fran
cisco, on the Southern Pacific Coast
Line; trains daily from Los Angeles.
Firstclass hotel. Tent city IN conjunc-
ton. Pleasure and comfort and all
kinds Of amusements. Piznio Beach
IS the safest beach to bath, and the
most beautiful, the widest and longest
on the west coast OF the United States
Special weekly and monthly rates to
guests Now under new management
Ell PIZNIO RESORT co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-11

clans, and the women as a rule have
practically no efficient medical attend
ance-
Frank C. Carpenter.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-24
NOTAS Y N0TIC|AS

Dos vapores salieron aver para
Nueva York. Cambiando esos ltine-
rarios rodrian hacerse viaies mas
convenientes para la isla.
Sc habla de volver q resuclta1
q dolnlido provecto de la constl-
tucion de una empresa para estable-
Ger una Inca de vapores con acclo-
nistas residentes en- ell pals. De ese
provecto fueron iniciadores, entire
otros. los Sres. Abelardo de la Haba
Eduardo j. Gonzalez.
En- una demanda interpuesta an
te Ia Corte federal contra nuestro
compaf1ero en- Ia prensa elo or. Vlcen-
tie Bal bas. y en- que Sc lie pedian $40.
900 de lndemnizacion ell iurado die
t0 in veredicto aver condenando a
aquel al pago de seis eentdros.
Fl rieeo de la carretera de San
t,nee debiera haeerse con toda la
possible amplit,td para que la mayor
parte sie aquel vecindario distrutara
lie 81 benelicio. Muehas fanlllas ali
resldentes hacen el riego con las Nan
gas en- sus jardlnes, para defenderse
Isl del polyo que invade las vivien-
das.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-24

IuId pIOAtO Id lola GOA g eiaoo
posito.
La Opera en- Mayagues. Notic'a:
del sur informan que Ia ccmasia
de Opera que ahora actua en- Ponce
dara 4 funciones en- Mayaguez vol
viendo luego a Ia ciudad del sur. Una
de las sopranos de Ia compahia, a
senorita Colombo embarco aver
para los Estados Unidos sepafanao-
Sc de aquella erspresa para i j con
tratarse 4 Ia ciudad del Hudsoa
Despues de Ponce yolyera a San
Juan Ia compania.
| De Ponce. yisitaron Ia ciudad los
distin gllidos esposos PARA -Capo-Da
Issi. de la del sur. Que Sc replsan las
gratas visitas de los estimables con
yugez.
Atraue,ste c,adro. Lleno estaha
anoche el salon que Ia brlsa marina
BAHIA, y como en- la arlstocracla con
] cha de la levantina playa en- las tenn
poradas veraniegas yieronse en- el
amplio paseo que Ia arenosa orilla
/ cine, bellos grupos de lindas "a
mas. Entire otras de las da-
mitas de la ciudad y del "Versalles
/ formaron parte principal del encan-
tador cuadro las distinguidas seilo-
Irtas Pepita, Angelina, Rosendlta y
Nicaelita Brunet Guayta Y Ana Ma
ria Benero Guavta, Bosch Colls-
Isabel Esperanza y Carmen; Carmen
Siaca Gonzalez, Sarah Gonzalez, Ana
Maria Vega, Juanita y Margo5 "
del convalesciente aouella de Ia do
lencia que lie aquejo algunos dlas J
resurjiendo hermosa como slempre,
Juanita Rodriguez linda flor cave
vana que pasa una corta tenporada
en- San Juan Esther Belayal, Liar
te, Sicardo, Lolita Montoya, de Anas
co profese "a en- San Juan easde Ia
POGO tempo; Iriarte, Canals, salda-
ma, Vicente, Annexy, lgleslas
Lorensl Rivas, Molina. Bravo Be
nilda, Nassau, Biganti, Hernandez
Usera, Rivera, Gallardo Y Brown
rubio capullo que dorara el sol del
Inorte Y cuya roia chaqneta dc graelo
% corte es de menos acentuado ma
tiz que los coralinos labieclros;. De
IA consolation de las 3, dos; del de-
licado grupo que a emulos de Lcur
COS y de Hipocrates inquleta :
ninguno de los tres capullltos de la
simpatica via que al poetlco sltlo con
duce. Hermosas claridades para los
m6s afcr.unados, las CRISES prumas
4 qWen en- su cielo no We, no va el 50
de pasadas auroras, s,qulera eltugaz
reflejo de bellos luceros q. sin duda
para otros mundos brlllal.
Grata temperature Y brlsa frescae
| del norte rizando las albas crestas {
! las oscuras olas. -.
| Semper.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-24
LEAN Los PADRES
Y MADRES.
Mi hijjo, Raquitieo, un
Esqueleto con Vida. Sc
Cura con las Pildoras
del Dr.. Williams. y Es-
ia Hoy Sano y F uerte.
Este es Ell Mensage de Gratitud
de an Padre que no HaIla
Palabras con que ASpresar
81 RecOnocimlento al Rene.
dio Soberano para los Ane.
nicOS.

n
In e oesaffoiio s'e "a i-.AeE : = 'u
oeflaot ny sehtIt y. 1isaoss
mas 9 nehos sohpi. $50 SeA =
Aalalaleza - sa'ia ~. - -,
pa ifes oe ianasllas Y 81 80 iai. g 9
pei4elie q, = euA..'5 s. = s. - i
nlus aaai9so 81 'ill-''''5 80, 8. :
e sis'eha salie - elee'l.a ~ : ~. s.. /, =
geaefdi qle -ee eie.e az s. - i. $
9ue.g pof eaiso, iae'ii'e s '''.' J
iio. 70 e asellttiaa2 aseSafai ~
no nay hleaseiha s9alea ilAfl'1 e !
dleno o9lete 8 Z Ia si't'lia7 i'ost
aas 'si ". y .-.sa ~ teaso ~
nlE-as como pa'a i1's =. l.as S.
tos son tayofa Ore e 5.5se eHs''. eii
elst1s espeelstt5's .s.l'3 g r. lsl'elf
z eo.ttliilas.f5a. : y s
q, p.taeTas l'-'7ti. s'.' ~. .'' I
nelie s9E afeiS't
Fl sr. Aahles Ls't.aa hsth.[-E, g
noclao Nes'la.a d9 elii ,ii..lS.'' SO
te = 9 ~ 5AAs :. : g a.ls If
hana esAe HeFLh.3a : = 2 ats5- '-F y.
'lt.la eelea r. S -
las sigulehtes l'heos w s 14e
te ssato iell555aE aa ,55 .
aefoF ae II .a.i'tiss II ~ y
= .lllsl-s p.99tsai iiil asstf s
tlf''a pof e. Ros-,lE' sNi'e ,.t niH
oiefon en- = eas. T. III w liata--E ~
iael. = ni4enaeit9 tt't ha Pc e'.1i
Ilio Of 4l4.'s = ,a' II
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-24
DE e@0cj@dQd,
zDE e2N 3xzzn
@zEa SEV 15f&@NW
De vg En- e da pronto la i grato pc
eaI6 aver del de San Juan poso.

De vieiie al ,sorte. En- el vapor que
sali6 aver del puerto de San JuaI
embarcaron con rumbo a Nueya
York los i6venes y distinguidos es-
posos Guillermard Fajardo de Mays
ruez. Estaran 6 meses ausentes de Ia
isla los j6venes conyuges muy conc
cidoe y estimados en- Ia sociedad ma
yaguezana, en- Ia que como en- San
Juan, disfrutan de generates simpa-
tias. Que tengan el mas grato vlale
y las mejores impresiones en- su ex-
cursion
Personales. Estuvo aver en- sar
Juan, ell DR.. J. Perea-Fajardo, d.
Mayaguez.
Ha regresado s Ponce, de su e1cul
sion 8 Ia isla, el Lcdo. Rosendo Ma
tienzo Cintron.
En- asuntos de negocios ha embar
cado para Estados Unidos el sr. Ge
neroso Candina. Buen viaje Y exito
Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad el ST.
Eduardo Newman de Ponce, que Sc
guira viaje por el este de la lsla.
Hoy lego a San Juan el conocidc
ioven ponceno Joaquin Barnes Off
cial de.bomberos de aquella ciudad.
III ioven Ricardo Abella de Ia adua-
ma de Ponce pasa aquf unos dias.
Esta en- San Juan el Sr. Jose Diaz
Marcilias, del comarcio de Ponce.
Ha lido q Ia isla en- asuntos de su
profession el Lcdo. Manuel Ginono.
Noias. Tambien por las cercanlas
de la parada Is y a Ia vera del Inn
pio jardin do suelen alguna vez en-
matinales horas, verse graclosas carl
tas. Es tambien de los cous1dlcl
del gran Imperic aun que parece
que tiene mas edad no mucha que la
fijada por el Edicto del Pretor con-
firraado en- el Digesto. ~ ella? Sc
dejara veneer por el dos de Ia ven
da?
La monisima enlutada, la de-
blancas mejillas, de luncal clntura
Ia de adorable sonrlsa que hovuelos
inimita bles muestra; pasea Y Sc dl-
vierte I'm tanto. pero no Sc ueJa VEN
Ger por los tiros de los galanes. Pudle
ra ser que allende el mar est]Vlefa el
imam q. atrae siempre la llnlca aten-
ri6n de la gentil n.ha de negros luce
ros.
I'm paseo de vez en- cuando, un
lijero saludo tocando apenas Ell ala
del pequeho sombrero de papsla.
Una leve sonrisa plegando levemen
te la linda boca de la hermosa nina
de faz de jazmines Y lirolos ! naoa
mas por ahora.
-Morenita, de esbelta cintura Y
negrcs ojos Vive cerca del Versa
Hes Y al otro lado del puente. Asegll
ran que Sc siguen hacienda los pre-
paratiyos para Ia no lelana boda con
el iovea Que en- el norte reside Y ven
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-24

ala vacili en- seguir el eonseio a!uGl
do. Pero @nto fas el empeIo Gel
amigo MARTINEZ. qaa comps Ia pii
33las. Al esbod de nn mes NJ hiio Ra
tafl q habia transtormaGo 5e uaa
niaunla mCret9le Fl precise haherie
eeaoeiEIo anteS de tomar la plidora
i Yefla nov ea el cantio qs.e ia teni
9l5. 81 anarillenfo ' raquitico, des
.anaaa 4 trisre H. ~ gflesado; 81
ala. IS t6.ado reiua en q Ia viveza
sen hamor \ goa De IN apetlto
s.t5x. Daerme ron Ia mayor regulars
63 tranq0ihdad. Y ha POGO era
ala m6s qle IN esqueieto en- vlda
Qefen nterpretalse como pen
Iefat mis ala oanzas. soy pers0
III s.a : no aeosuumbro a la exa.e
rarila Fero 10 hay qae menusprl
t.:.r 81 aeeho de que nj hiio Rataee
Iii s.do arrepatado de los hrazos dc
Ii muer1e pr las PildoraE Rosada:
del d.. Williams la gratitut ne ia
ce hahlaf con igual entuslasmo qre
>ineeridad, Y por h m.sua razon 81
torizo que e hasa 3e nj earta el Esf
qt.e cream Nds, eonveniente. Aqu
en essa poblaci6n me eonocen bien
Isl como I mi familia ! ) MI citade
hiio ta6as mis- emlstades y ei re
indario saDen ID grave cue estaia
vroF ID tanto hay infinidad de test
eoS que rleden comrEobar 10 que lle
~ dino. Muchos padres podrar
in dIl4 .proveeharse de mi expe
rienela. ilevando L salui y ls .elie.
dsl : q hossr por vIrt'ld de esta a
vlduaa Helieina. E~tgy Gispuesto
eorroleras b que teesie 4 eual
rslerl e b desc
Tsia= T. b3tie4S de Importance
ser5e- las Pilln.aS Rozsdas DEL Dr
WILLL4tiS. 10 e leegsea Soz;.tl
~.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-24
QUEMAZON,

Desde hoy y solamente por una
semana Sc inaugura un GRAN BA-
RATILLO, en- Ell famoso estableci-
miento denommado" Ell TELEGRA
FO', San Justo II esquina q Forta-
leza.
Esta tienda que pertenecio q los
Sres. S. Melon y Companfa y que ha
pasado a la propiedad de los senores
Zalduondo Y Mier de este comercio,
Sc propone realizar todo cuanto te.
MIA a cualquier precio, yendiendo al
propio tempo artfculos de ALTA
NOVEDAD y FANTASIA, ACADIA
dos de recibir,a precios nunca vistos.
| ALI encontrareis. magnfficos PER
GALES Y BATISTAS a CUATRO
CENTAVOS, Etaminas, cefros, y
Muselinas de GRAN FANTASIA, a
CINCO CENTAVOS y seis. Generos
blancos y telas de hilo a precios tan
baratisimos, que es precise verlo.s
Driles y Casimires desoe OCHO y
CINCUENTA CENTANOS respec-
tivamente. Cintas casi DE VALDE
Perfumeria y Encaies de hilo y de al
godon q precios mucho mas bajos
que en- la fabrica.
RASOS v TELAS de SEDA a
DIEZ CENTAIOS.
Capas abrigos para senoras, desde
CINCIENTA CENTAVOS.
SOLAMENTE POR UNA Sc
MANA.
Visitad Gel TELEGRAPH" y os
convencereis de Ia verdad de este a.
nuncio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-24
Maquinas para eoser.

Fl pdblico esta de enhorabuens con
Ell gran barat.llo &c maqu.nas para
coser dc pie y de mano que nitad
de pfecio esta reslikanlo sntes que
llegue el nCeyo surti9o.
GANGA maquinas de Pie cue en-
otras parties yenden 8 S4i uosotros
lss cfrecemos 4 SO las le naao cue
en- o.ras casas valen ] s27 las oiEece-
nos ! SIG.
G5ro dinero ! nnontones
De<tie que lie llesaco aqui
! = porque uso eolehoncs
i n4xqui-as THE ARRIvl.
n las cue va.de FL ClEL0.
Las AL.ogRasA> Il CCRAN EN-
e af4 bias. enn = Tsrfass. 70 i. PA1o
" sezn snriss, tenErantes. ron picaz6u
Z externs<. poF reneldeS que sesr-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-24
ALCALDIA MUNICIPAL
DE La
Ciudad de San Juan, P. R.

Instalaeo ea rEo DE- los dsparta-
mer.os Dc ID casa ayur.amlerto ell
.MUSEO MUNICIPAL Dc es.a
eiudad tergo Ell hcac, Go invitar :
las perscras que posean cnjetos . do
cumentos reiacionados co1 la yica
MUNICIPAL de san Juan que ccntri.
bay an 4 enriguacer este modesto mu.
SEQ.
En e. Sc la reccgido "a a.go.
q1e hemos creido dlgno de ser cen
servaco evitando asi se s!gsn per-
dienao por ia acei6n del tempo oble-
tos docrmentos d, nuestra historic
ioeai
1odcs les articuios donados se 81.
pondran bs,o "a onstodia &c. Munich.
ptc: ' Sc hara eenstsr el nombrs del
donsnte ,gnto er cl ohieto expuetto,
cono en- Il eatalogo ofeisl Gel Mu.
so.
! Fan Juan. Puerto Rico. Noviem,
bre IS de 1910.
] + a.l VaNs.- Alcalda Dc sar
.luan
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-24

Er ee;a .mprerta &c vende papei de
FeI ,edioes yieioa 4 81 qu1atal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-11-24

yENTAS Al SCNTADO.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-04-11
EUGENE
LINE is SURVEYED

Eugene, Ore, April IA crew of
railroad surveyors is working west
from Eugene. j. F. Mounce, who is
directing the work, says it is locating
railroad from Eugene to the coast,
but further than that he will not talk.
The crew has been at work three
weeks. Mounce is said to have Sc
cured the right of way for distance
of five miles out of Eugene, with the
exception of that through two or
three small farms.
Mounce came to Eugene last fall
and announced that he was promoting
a new railroad. Little attention was
directed toward him until he began
the work of surveying three weeks
ago. Mounce applied to the city
council of Springfield recently for a
franchise to build railway through
that city but his application was turn
ed down. Immediately after that he
began his survey, and as he appeared
to have plenty of money to pay his
men and all necessary expenses, peo-
pie think that some big company is
behind him.
There is a report that when the
Lane County Asset company began
actual construction of the road from
cific company intends to begin work
on parallel line over practically the
same route, and it is believed by some
that Mounce may be working for the
Hartman road.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-04-11
Tong War Breaks i'm Gotham.

New York, April 10.-Chinatown
two murders today; another attempt
that miscarried through faulty shoot
ing, and one abortive holdup.
Chung Fook was shot while stand
ing on a street corner and died be-
fore he could be carried to hospital.
Ing Moon, a laundryman, was found
shot dead in store in Dyer stree. No
body has been arrested in this case.
Cho Moy Yen, wealthy and bene-
VIOLENT merchant who was formerly
Chinese agent in New York for the
Northern Pacific railroad, was shot
three times in both thighs by an as
sailant who escaped. He will recover.
No arrests have been made in the
case.
Since Bow Kun, Chinese girl, was
murdered last fall in her room by as
sassins who never have been discov-
cred, although arrests were made
and a trial held, there has been a
slumbering hatred between the Ong
Leong tong and the Four Broth
ers. The outbreak, long expected.
came today. Chung Fook was a
member of the Ong Leong tong. Ohio
Moy Yen is a member of the Four
Brothers, but has many friends in the
Ong Leong tong.