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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1910-07-29

FARMER INvENrs MACHINE FoF
0ARNERIXG CEREALS
nos~ the Work os Many Mes and a.
viascs thc Use a Numessoa
Othrr lnp,e0rats

A dispatch from wichita. Kas..
makes the unqualified assertion that
Curtis Baldwin. farmer Of Nicker.
son. has invsated q machias Tor
threshing grain in the Aelds. and that
Il works. II this invention shall &C.
complish oil that 10 claimed for Il. Il
10 in . high degree revolutioaary asA
important. There have besn two
trials Of the machine IN Wichita. In Q
eesd Of wheat and . Asld OF oats. asd
We are told that the grain vas satis.
faetoriiy threaded In both Instances.
II ID farther declared that Son tAis
machine oee man can do the work OF
twenty-five men. and one maehins aad
four horses supplant several expsa.
sive machines and many horses now
ussd In threshing and harvsseias
srains. Here h the Story OF the work
dooe:
BY thrsshias the Standing grain IN
this manner the use Of blndess, head.
ers. wheat stackers. pitchers. stack.
ers and thrsshing maehinsry crews
are eliminated. The machine. accord.
Ing 10 Mr.. Baldwin. will solve he
problem OF the shortage OF harvest
hands and the spoilins Of grain In the
stack. The mechanism Of the thrssh.
sr 10 simple. II resembles Q header,
and the horses ere driven bshinA the
machine. In place OF the header
sickle there ID cyiisdsr tsa isehss IN
diameter. TIE hsads Of the graju are
drivss against this eyliader By the
driving blast Of IN exhaust fas. TIE
srain 10 then carried hack isso 4
elssnsr. where II 10 separated from
the eha9. which b carried b. an eSs.
vstor 70 the sacksss. TAs IA ana
elevator are rua BY . gasoliss ssejse.
TIE naehies ID made OF steel ana
weighs about $500 pounds. Il takss
the same siss swath a. q header. but
travels faster because Il doss not Do.
psaA on Q bares.
In view OF the pest devslopment Of
farm machinssy no thoughtfui per.
soa VIII b disposs1 70 ssy thaG this
Invention Of Nr. BALDWIN cannot DO
what 10 claimed for II. and. Indeed,
~ not already dose II. Il y further
ltatsd IL ~ wichita account that
". =. Rsseake Of the Rsschke NJ.
'hins works OF that city b aasistins |
sr. baldwia In pesSeetisg tie thresh.
v. and viii mausfacturs II. The
'aeset tor the thrssher b now psnd.
ng. Tho great combias Of ths man.
'Isetursrs Of agricultural naeAissry
vill have to tale neties. if there b
70 serious 1sv In thsss claims.-
|pringasld (Naas.) Republics.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1910-07-29

A special 70 the ossgooiaa from
weshlngton. D. c.. undss aats q
July seth. says:
The hoard oe army ssgiaeer a.
eess sppooate1 70 ssanino "a nv.
eminent protests Win leeye WasA.
Layton a. 1hursday sad tsaveo west
ward 70 the STATE Of WasAinSteo. %.
speetlns protests % rosts.
To bear4ss Itjaasasy = not de0.
nitsly oxed. - The 1eobsss sPs not
able 70 antieipats the sneust Of tine
reeuars6 % varieus Uee1ssos. VT
their Arst iDspestioD Win be ce ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1910-07-29

c3US ~ nASWr NussrS
WARRINGTON. D. c.. Jnly az.
Payments on account Of oatlays fo'
rev properties or new work By the
lSS largest cities In the United States
each having ~ estimated population
Of 10000 or more In 1908. amounted
N The sGErs9ate to es7S.ooS.ss' fo'
iSeS. compared with ssst.it,.:ss
tor 1897. aceosdine TO the censas I'M.
ssau . annual report on ths statistics
~ cities. sow II pesas.
Neasly oes-third Of the sntni, or
s3l.Al7.lls. WAS paid BY New fork
city. CAjeAso spsat els.0S3 sss. and
PAils1sapAia. elS.<7s.ist. Cities Of
less thaa seo.eoo iahahitants with
Tie laresss paynsats for oWtlays
wsee: Los Aagsass. es.sss.so0: Be-
aetle. ee.lss.s7s: Portland. Me-. g..
S3e.ss3: Dsavsr t3.7se.Se3. and
heetlasl. Ore. es.sl>.737. Nearly
eos-thisd q I'll outlays. or ese.2S0..
10. was spsat on psblie service en-.
tespeisss. nsasiy ose-half Of the out.
lays by New Yoek city bsine of this
eharaeeos. Nearly asethsr third Sss
seeat Tor AlgAvays. aaA more than
one-ssvsotA vsot fos seheo,s al o(h-
- e1ueatioaal CHESTS. Noss Of the
eutlays rsDoets1 Soe Portland. Me-.
vyee eoe ~ pusoAass by the watc:
lo9Siee q ~ vasss sapply system.
sa1 Sesw Yesk cry spsat morr thaa
elo.ooo.ooo b The s9tesslon of ~
Walsr syses0.
~ ia6sAes1ssss q cities 10 evi.
1soes1 by sueA forms Of 1see oelies.
tieas - essssai bosAs. special -.
ssssosat boaAs. ostsessAias var.
sasas. oestoAess - reoi peopeety,
~ oststaslias juAgnsaGs. Ths
''sst" 6eSt = the saoe . ~ sross
1s6e. ~ tAs siakiag faal aosts.
Fns purposes Of ee0pasisoa tAe nst
isosses1nso b Of nueh more slg-
aiasases thaa The sros indsbtsdasss.
no tetai net inAsbtsdnso Of the
iSo ejtiss q ths e,oss ee 1895 was
el.7is.eee.eeo. and OF this amount
eoot. 80. 80. OF 3S.s per csat. 10
eFs1ies1 70 New Yosk City alone.
TAat city had moro thaa seven times
the tn1shtsdsss OF say othes city,
asd oors than ons-haif q the total
Of he % Iasssse e,tjes Of the eou..
~. TIE pr eapita ~ dsbG Of New
yesk CITY vss sis9.7S. ana the only
olhse eitiss havias Q ~ eapjts uet
Is1ssteAssss Of over see we're Cis.
olSS.si: Boston, .SllS.IS:
oalvsstoa. ellS.o7: Portland. No.,
ele5.tl: Newton. Mass., Sl0S.l3;
Pueslo. coso.. elet.si, asA Psv.
luctse. r. l.. eie3.7S. OF The citiss
u ovse 3eo.oee sslinatsd popula.
liea. Tie city haviag The smallest nor
uapita NJ dstt vas Dstroit. ess.os.
d ~ eitiss havias . populatien Of
lrou lee.eee % 3ee.oee. thoss WITH
he smallest pss capits net debt were
Is11aaapolls. el7.lS. ana oerSntss.
Dlao3. OF the citiss hsvlng from
De.ooe 70 lo0,oo populot1oo. thoae |
Aavlng The smallest pss esplta net |
~ we're Joplin. eo.sS: Dris..
mass; Johnstovu. eil.io: Nsvcas-
-. eis.ts: Tsrrs Hauts. eis.ss:
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1910-07-29

Every Oxford In the store reduced.
SIS X. X. X. STORE.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1910-07-29
T. RABBEs WIN. WAGNER
Home Realty Co.
1.-THE FARM SPECIALISTS"
Phone 8ll 826 Main o., near 9th

No. i-i6t acres; very nser ! msie I.oce River
'rort; A now house; partly cleared and In crop;
rothinR nncr In the country.
FARM LAMBS AND STOCK RANCHES
Ma 100 ncrcs . miles southeast ot Midland:
- acrs In sascbrush. 80 acre. nndcr ditch. So
acres "a cultivation. Produced ~ bushels NJ whca,
TO tho acre last yea: terms. Per acre onO.t'
M. S--iso.acrc Homestead rsiiuQuishnsut, ~
ss !" S1 sS"S sScS .s y
Na a-iso acre. miles from Klamath Falls: 100
seres In crop; a-room house. good barn aad out.
sSlldins mil; from :si. :ssoo s.S d.. m.ss s;Ss1
per acre; without ~. pr acre e>S.oO
M. leo srrrs In roe valley. 10 milss from
klamath Falls. v miles from schOol. small house
aud barn; "a aarcs cleared Terms' $1,000 cash.
balance per cent. Per aero eo6.OO
$3.50 acres with " rods Of Ewauna Lake
watc front. 10 arrca OF reclaimed Tulc land. ~
acres under Government system: small hoass and
barn: good vol Tcrms. Per arrc.."...,.".. oS0.OO
NJ. S--ses acres. u, acres meadow. 90 acres
uiiahlc and 1876 arrcs timber; miles from Khan.
nth Falls. house Z rooms. large harm. nnc stock
proposition Terms $4,000 cash. balance s per
cont ~nssNSUW
No. 7-is0 acres. az miles from Klamath Falls
ana miles from Midland: 90 acres In cultivation:
small aouse and harn: sood wcll: 81, fenced: itG
acres under government cansl Price. sss pes asre
No. a--iso acres. sascbrnsh: 90 aeres under he
ditch: corner Of connty road: cess 10 school bose:
miles from city: terms Pcr acss oo5.60
M. $50 acres. all under the diteA: miiea
ort: all 10 sasebrn.h ane soil: main cosssy road:
WI" "se"cp' WV" ''"ss' wv s''"''"''''''' ~@'~'
M. lO-iso hercs near Msrriil: over ieo acres
under the ditch housc harm. well. fenced: ~ crop.
terms Per ssrc ooo.e0
No. ii--3so acres. i7s under cultivation: all
above ditch. all under fence: , V miles from kiam.
~ nnn nus: S, nou 80 x" ~, S1'"; -; 49," ~" ~,
'''''" 'a"" ""'""'' Wv 'e"' w
No i3-iGo acres miles from Klamath Kalls. 90
l.ses.c~ 'osa, m"ss .SSS .U~ 3: ~" ""s~ ss
~"' ,,r".,,r% a. An .v~,v r"sr~c, D., ARE - n,
W. '''' " ''
M. 19-iGs.73 acres. all In saesbrusA except
about 10 acres In pine ,inber: iso Acres fenced:
,,,'." ssn. H.n. NJ % T"rms rss ..," wv - m
49, wv" "
~" U-so acres miles from NtsmAm -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-17
AS Delegate to State Convention
Col. Roosevelt viii Urge Pro-
gressive Platform.
POLITICAL SEA IS CALMER
vice Priest. sherman Arrives ut BcVcr-
ly-WouId Not Discuss New
York situation.

New York. Aug. l7.-Thcre was
marked calm today over the troubled
waters Of the Republican political sea
following the storm yesterday when
the "old guard IN the Republican state
committee voted down Theodore Roose-
velt's name for temporary chairman Of
the coming state convention No one
was prepared to say how things would
shape themselves during the days pre-
lmnary TO the state convention, where
the delegates, after ALL VIII determine
finally who shall he the temporary pre-
siding officer.
New York County Chairman Griscom,
who presented col Roosevelt's name to
the committee, says the night will be
carried to the primaries and TO the con
vention That col Roosevelt intends.
from Nassau county, to urge progress
sive platform and candidate for gov
crnor. is clearly indicated, politicians
say this morning In that portion of the
coloncIs statement issued last night
which says that a speech by him
would be Of such character that II
might help II the convention named the
right kind OF n man on clean cut pro-
eressive platform, but that IL would
hurt II neither the right Rind OF a man
was nominated nor the right KIND OF
platform adopted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-17
PRIEST. MONTHS DEATH
TOTALLY UNEXPECTED

Bremen. Aug. i7.-The death Of Pedro
Montt OF chile In this city last nisnl
Was unexpected. lie was preparing TOT
bed when he was seized with cramps or
the heart and died almost instantly. HIS
wife was with him, 80
The hour was few minutes before Il
o'clock Almost an the members OF the
presidential party were stll up ehsageo
In conversation with senior B"Sa, stcte-
tary OF the Chilean legation 40 Berlin.
and other attaches. who had met Presii-
dent and Mrs. MONT here on the art
val Of the steamer Kaiser wilhelm der
Crosse from NeW York.
As n was seen that senior Mont CON
dItlon was serious a physician was sum
muued but ~ was too late.
The president Of chile had been invited
to be the guest OF Emperor William a.
the autumn review Of the German army
where he was TO have luncheon with MS
majesty.
The body Of senior Muntt probably VIII
be taken TO the catholic church Of ST.
Johannes. where IL will rest until It's final
disposition has been decided upon. The
members Of the presidents suite are OF
the opinion that tine Chuean government
win send warshlp here to convey the
body back 90 chile.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-17
Hiram Johnson, Nominee for Gov
ernor, viii Have Plurality OF
Not Less Than 10000.
CARRIED TICKET WITH HIM
Works. Lincoln-tooscVclt League sen
storial Candidate, Appears
To Bc In the Lead.

San Francisco. Aug 11.-Rcturns
coming slowly from all sections of the
state seem but to add to the complete
ness OF the victory scored IN yesterday
primary election by the Lincoln Roose-
welt league. az the insurgent faction OF
the Republican party i'm california IL
designated Ii is estimated That the
plurality OF Hiram johnson. It's can
dldate for governor viii not be less
than 10000 Charles +. curry. who ran
second for the Subernatorial nomina-
ton, leads Alden ana Anderson, the
regular organization nominees, by
greater margin. stanton and Ellery the
remaining two stalwart candidates,
cut but little figure in the general re
suit, the former running strongly only
i'm his home county-Los Angeles-and
the latter polling less than 3 per cent
OF the total Republican vote.
Two stalwart Congrcssmen-Dunc
Mckinley in the Second district, ana
James Mclachlan in the Seventh-ap-
parcntly have been defeated. William
T. Kent for whom Clifford Pinchot
"stumped" the Second district leads
McKinlay by a narrow but safe mar
gin, while w ID. stephens has "A SINH
lar lead over McLachlan. T.. A. Hayes
lnsuTStnN monument IiuIl Nlf FllAi
district, has been renomiua ted. Englc-
bright and Smith, regulars, appear To
have ben renominated In the First and
Eighth districts respectively. In the
other California districts. three In num-
her, the present stalwart representa-
tives were not opposed
Figures on the advisory vote for u.
$ senator to succeed Frank =. Pint,
are far from complete. but in all of
the returns John ID. Works, the choice
OF the Lincoln Roosevelt league, APP
pears to be in the lead.
II is apparent that Johnson has car
ricd along virtually all OF the insur-
gent state ticket with him and that
the insurgont faction will have good
working minority In the state Legs
lature.
RESULT IN DOUBT.
Los Angeles, Cal, Aug i7.-Today's
returns from the Seventh congressional
district leave the result In doubt. Out
OF a total of 230 precincts In this city
full returns from POS give Stevens. in
surgent 5.0s2. and Mclachlan, regular,
1858. In the county outside Of the
city McLachlan is leading. He carried
San Pedro. the port OF Los Angeles, 900
TO 1852 for stephens. In Pomona he
received 1876 to loo FOR stephens,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-17
VICE PRIEST. SHERMAN
VISITS PRESIDENT TAFT

Beverly. Mass, Aug. l7--Vice Presl-
dent sherman arrived In Beverly short
ly before noon today and went To the
executive offices where he had long
Inference with Secy Norton prior TO
going 10 Burgess Point 20 spend the
fteInoon with the president. The Sc
lection Of Mr. sherman as temporary
chairman for the New York Republi
can convention and the defeat of Col,
Theodore Roosevelt lent an added in
terest to the vice presidents visit.
Mr.. sherman. however would not
discuss the New York situation. He
Indicated that there might be some
thing to talk about after his Interview
with President TAFT, hut he doubted IL
Representative Lvngworth OF OHM
was expected to be present at the con
ference between the president and vice
president this afternoon, II Is rather
significant that M IOngworth has
been called into a number OF confer
ences lately both with the president
and with Secy. Norton.
II has been announced IN come ctiOn
with Mr. Sherman's visit that he was
coming to talk over plans for the CONF
Ing congres sional campaign. IL Is
known that President TAFT has been
hoping that harmony could be brought
about In New York prior 20 campaign
time. The action uf the state committee
in voting down col Roosevelt as tenn
porary chairman and tho statement Is
sued by the colonel indicating that IL
might be just as well for some members
Of the party that he was not 10 make
the speech he had In mind, indicate that
there f. every prospect 81 wdene1
breach rather than an adjustment OF
party differences.
News from the California primaries
Of Yesterday was awaited with great
interest in Beverly today. No com
ment was forthcoming however. when
word was received that Hiram John
son. insurgent had carried the state
for the Republican nomination for gov
cruor by approximately 10000 plurality.
Col w n. Nelson Of Kansas city
who I'm an interview here a few DAYS
ago asserted that II col. Roosevelt
would run for president again he would
sweep the country, motored through
town today,
What do YOU think Of Col Roose-
welt now In view Of yesterdays de-
back? the colonel was asked.
back'e" The colonel was asked
"Not with those fellows down there
laughed Col Nelson, as he speeded
away.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-17
MORE LIGHT ON SPANS
QUARREL WITH VATICAN
Scmi-Oficlal Note Issued Asserting
Rome Has Been Dealing with
Spanish Parliament.

san Sebastian. spain, Aug. IA
semi-official note. Issued here today,
oharactcrizes as utterly misleading tue
intlmations published recently In the
Observatoro Romano in connection
with the demand OF the vatican for the
withdrawal OF the bill interd!cting the
presence In spain Of religious organiza-
tions not now In tho country until such
time as the law permitting nou-CathO-
lie bodies to display insignia of wor-
ship Is passed
This note says
First-rhat the principle Of requiring
government authorization for new lo-
llglous establishments in Spain has eN-
listed In the country for centuries and
was categorically affirmed In the royal
decree of 1860.
Second Tine intention u introduce
tho bill forbidding the presence OF re-
ligious organizations was communicated
May 20 10 Cardinal Merry del val the
papal secretary OF state who at hat
time agreed thereto and who has not
since denied that he did so.
Third-Irhe king, In his speech from
the throne. announced that the bill ana
the reply voted by the cortes had been
approved; consequently the vatican has
been dealing with the Spanish parlia-
mcnt as well as the government
Fourth Cardinal Merry del Vars de-
mand for the withdrawal Of this bill
was presented only few hours before
the cortes adjourned; II was therefore
his design TO humilate the civil power
and provoke a rupture under the delu-
sion that such rupture would mean the
fan OF the government.
Fifth-The Liberal groups in Spain
are now more united than ever. while
the vatican impassively awaits the re-
opening Of the cortes
In conclusion this note says the gov
eminent now intends To rely on its own
resources. and that tho measures neces-
sary to put an end 10 the conflict VIII
be voted with enthusiasm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-17
CATALAN CATHOLIC
CARLISTS RAMPANT
Preparing To Hold Open Alr Demon
STATIONS. MAY God Aid u to over
throw This Impious Government

Barcelona, Aug 1.-THE Catholic
Charlists Of catalonia are engaged in
active preparations for series OF
open air demonstrations through cat
aloha Aug rs.
The proclamations issued by them
summon the faithful To come To the
defense OF holy religion and the
mother church" They refer to the
"accursed government" and adiure
the people to come armed and ready
to sacrifice their lives for the pope,
VINO has sent his blessing from Rome.
The proclamations terminate In these
words:
"Extorminate the incendiaries 81
converts and the violators of nuns.
MAY God aid us to overthrow this
impious government
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-17
ATTACHMENT FOR DYING
CONFIDENTIAL CLERK

Nav York. Aug l1.--Adolph Gabriei,
confidential clerk for a New York leath-
or company. is dying Of typhoid fever
I'm his uptown residence, unconscious
of the fact that an examination Of his
books, made since he became III. has
revealed discrepancies which led SUI
premc court justice yesterday 10 Issue
an attachment against him for $4,000.
Gabriel had been In the employ of the
concern for 10 years, and such conf
dence was reposed IN him that no ex-
animation OF his books had been made
In several years. According TO his EN-
ployers II was discovered soon after
he fell IN that he had filled In several
checks for amounts greater than were
indicated by the stubs. or by the cash
book. An examination followed and
showed Il Is alleged, that he had con-
verted the difference to his own use,
between Septcmer. 1907 and July, 1910,
at least S. 900 being missing
The court order obtained by his en-
blowers attaches his bank account. his
private safe the contents Of which no
one but the unconscious man knows,
and a check for s. 452. which Gabriel
entrusted to life long friend in the
first days of his illness.
Most OF the money however. Is be-
lieved by officers OF the leather com.
pany Co have gone into unsuccessful
Ventures In wal street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-17
MILITIA Hello MOB
At POINT OF BAY0NETS
sheriff Then Escaped With His Prison
or. a Negro Accused of Murder.
To the Mountains.

Hinton, W Va. Aug 17.-Sherin
wiseman and force Of deputies who
were In hiding all night in the noun
tains with Thomas Raymond. a negro.
accused OF attacking and robbing John
Ailiss, brakeman. and then assaultlng
and numbering his bride OF three weeks
have landed their prisoner In the Mer-
Ger county Jail. Is miles from here.
Though Ailiss. who Is near death in
"A local hospital. did not positively iden-
tify the negro last night as his assail-
ant. the sheriff has little doubt OF Ray
nond's guilt.
Tho arrival Of capt Samuel l. Walk
or. with 10 militiamen. just at dark last
night made Il possible 30 save Ray
mond's life. For i've hours the sheriff
with 30 deputies held the negro on a
special train which a mob Of 900 men
refused 20 let move. on arrival OF the
first detachment OF militia the sheriff
escaped 10 the mountains with his pris-
oner while the mob leaders were held
az the point OF bayoncts
When three companies Of militia
arrived early today from Charleston,
the mob had given up the hunt The
troops were sent home this morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-17
NEBRASKA CANDIDATES
RUNNING NECK AND NECK

omaha. Aug. 1.-THE returns SO FAR re-
ceived from yesterdays primaries seem
TO indicate that the race between Gov.
Shallcnborger and Mayor Dahlman OF
Omaha for the Democratic nomination
for governor IL very close While DAM
man has carried this tDouglasl county
by TO ! majority. returns from ~
prccincts outside Of this county give
Shallenberger a small lead Most Of these
returns are from the larger towns where
Dahlman's strengti. was supposed TO be
greatest. Both sides are stil claiming
victory.
Cady Tor governor has a good lead over
Aidrich FOR the Republican nomination
while Senator Burkett seems to have Sc
cured denomination by a good majority
over Whedon.
FOR the Democratic senatorial nomi-
nation Congressman Hitchcock leads
Metcalfo. editor Of Mr Bryan's paper,
more than ? to ] IN the returns so far re-
cetVcd
Returns received bv the Omaha Bee uD
TO noon today seemed TO cunhrm the ear
ner estimates OF the results. with all
hut three precincts reported pahlman,
Democrat. has 5.2jS majority over Slial-
lenbergcr IN this tDouElasi county, while
Cady. Republican. leads Aldrich by use
For congressman I'm the Second district.
Judge sutton. Republican and Lobeck,
Democrat. are nominated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-17
MESS NGES or SYMPATHY
FOR MRS. PEDRO MONTT

Sew York. Aug l5-Acting Mayor
John Purroy Mitchell has conveyed to
the wife Of President Montt OF Chile.
who died iu Bremen last night, the
official sorrow and sympathy ~ the
people OF New York 4 similar mes
sage had gone forward 90 the chilean
minister. az Washington
New York necessarily has a poCu-
liar and unusual feeling regarding the
death OF President Montt." said the
acting mayor. "for there is little doubt
that the shock and excitement conse-
quent upon the shooting down Of Mayor
Gsynor had a considerable erect upon
the president ~ Chile. who was stand
ing nearby ON tho deck NJ the steam
ship Suffering az ne was from heart
disease. II IS no coincidence that ono
who WIS So near our mayor when he
wus shot down should have come TO
such a sudden end
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-17
CELEBRATING SETTLEMENT
OF NEWFOUNDLAND

st Johns. y. r.. Aug t7-Thres
hundred years ago John Guy and a
party Of colonists from Bristol Eng-
land founded the first permanent set
Element in Newfoundland. To dtting-
Is observe the anniversary, a ceicbra-
ton d. being held today AZ Conception
Bty. in which t1e governor, tine MIN
'sttv members ~ the Colonial He
torical society and others have At part
ON. ~ the chl'r features 90 the oc-
CASTOR Is the placing OF memorial
tablet presented by the city % Bristol.
ENGLAND. tn the s.nnument which de-
notes the site uc Guys first 'oiunv NJ
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