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The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-08-29
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Chief of Police H. H. Red
tern returned Friday from
Wadesboro, where he was called
the first OF the week on account
OF the illness of his infant son,
his sons condition having very
much improved.
DIR. W. L. Grantham. who
since coming Lumberton for tt e
practice Of his profession has
had an office at the Pope drug
store, has moved his office to the
Lumberton Drug Co. s store. The
change was made last week.
The present indications are
that a large crowd will take ad-
vantage of the extremely low
rates to be given on the excur-
sion to Richmond, Va, on the
1th OF September. The managers
are making arrangements to ac-
commodate large crowd.
Mr.. Erwin Grantham. who
was employed at the Pope drug
store, has returned to the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C.
T. Grantham, near Fairmont. for
a short vacation before entering
school. He has been succeeded
by Mr.. Earl Carter, of Maxcon,
who was formerly with the Lum-
berton Drug Co.
Mr.. W.D.Lewis, who farmes
near Pembroke, was among
, the business visitors in town Sat
, urday. MIR. Lewis is one Of the
r contestants in The Robescnian
: cotton contest and says that
somebody will have to git up and
git or he will be somewhere not
far off in the winning. He has
some fine cotton and also some
good corn.
"A Mr.. Martin, manager Of
> the chain gang Of Marion county,
S. C., was in town Saturday for
w. o. Watts, white, an escaped
h convict who was arrested here
Monday afternoon of last week
# and placed in jail by Chief of Po.
:. lice H. H. Redfern. Watts re-
fused to go without requisition
", papers, which Mr.. Martin did moi
\ nave; SO Watts remains in jai
. here for the present.
d An infant child of Mr.. anc
" Mrs. Joe Branch, of the Dresden
Cotton Mill village, died Satur
st day night and the intermert tool
l. place yesterday afternoon at
!. O'Clock at the family buryin,
n ground at the home of the lat
s. Jno. G. Smith, in Howellsviil
II township. The funeral servic
IN was conducted by Rev. w. A
S. Jenkins, pastor of the Robesol
+. circuit.
=. Rev. and Mrs. C.. H. Dur
y ham and children returned Fri
l., day from a months vacatio
~ which they spent in Gastonia
.e Hendersonville andAsheville. Nh
se Durham preached at the Firs
'e Baptist church, of which he
y pastor. yesterday morning, an
last evening Prof. ]. B. Carlyle
~ Il of Wake Forest College, delivere
, an address at this church o.
"a phases NJ the Laymen's Mission
e. e ary Movement.
Mr.. Z 'ry M'White, who live
by near Moss n ,ck, came near nav
- ing some W., ermelons scattere
'n on the estreets saturday Afternoon
m Mr.. M'White drove up in fror
at of Messrs. Crump and Floyd
'of store on Elm street with a on'
he horse wagon load of melons an
ar. left his horse standing unhitche
nd while he walked into the store
ar An auto came by and the hor:
took fright, going off down t.
ate street at rapid pace. but w;
on stopped in front Of Messrs. Cal
lly we'll and Carlyle's store befol
be- any damage was done.
in Graded School Opens Septemb
of 1oxL A-.sL T..-h~ -
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-08-29
Ten Mile Picnic Called OF.

The picnic which was to have
been held on Thursday % this
week at Ten Mile church has
been called off. All who have
been looking forward to this oc-
casion will please take notice
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-08-29
McALLISTER-CROSBY.
Miss Olive Crosby of Hampton,
Va, Becomes the Bride of MIR.
J. D. McAllister of Lumber

Mr.. Jno. D. McAllister of Lum-
berton and Miss Olive Elizabeth
Crosby were married Thursday
afternoon at 2o'clock at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. T. Crosby, 4O4 New
port avenue, Hampton, Va. The
ceremony inexperienced by Rev.
Carter Jenkins. a Presbyterian
minister of Norfolk, Va, in the
presence of the immediate men,
bers of the brides family. I'M
mediately after the mar
riage the bride and groom
left for Richmond, Va, and
thence they came to Lumberton,
arriving Friday afternoon, and
are making their home at present
with the groom's brother and
sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
nj. McAl!ister, corner of Fourth
and Walnut streets.
Though friends of the contract.
ing parties were expecting the
event to take place at some time
in the near future, when news Of
the marriage reached Lumbertor
Friday it occasioned surprise. The
bride spent the past two season:
in Lumberton as assistant MILL
ner for Miss Josephine Breec,
and she and Mr.. McAllister, VIII,
! is a member of the McAlliste
Hdw. Co., have many friend
who wish for them much happl
ness. The groom was accom-
panied to Hampton by his broth
er. Mr.. A. P. McAllister. who re
turned Friday morning.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-08-29

sorry teacher can conduct a
mighty good school if the people
of the district cooperate and help
to make it good; and the best
teacher must fail who works
against the odds of fault-fnd-
ing school committee and COM
munity. He declared that one
serious drawback to good schools
is the habit of making frequent
changes and said that the teach
er ought to go into a community
to teach there until he dies, like
the Presbyterian minister.
Too much could not be said in
praise of Prof. Swift's speech
and it is matter for regret that
space will not permit more ex-
tended notice.
DR.. Harrison, professor of Eng
lish at the A. and M. College at
Raleigh, was the next speaker.
He made a practical and helpful
talk along the line of agricultu,-
al education, showing conclusive
ly how it pays, and forcefully re-
futed the old idea that one can
not be educated without knowl-
edge of Latin and Greek. Dr..
, Harrison's speech brought the
. first session to a close at l O'Clock
D. m.
, After an lntermission of an
hour and half the crowd reas-
sembled in the court room to
: hear an address by Prof. J. B.
= Carlyle, of Wake Forest College.
: In introducing the speaker, Mr..
= E. J. Britt of Lumberton referr-
= ed to the fact that when the great
rally was held in Lumberton last
l January among the distinguished
: speakers there was no Robesoni
an, but on this occasion the peo
: pie were fortunate in having
: with them a native of the coun.
ty who perhaps knows more peo
a pie all over the State than any
t other man.
5 Prof. Carlyle was entirely hap
n py in his remarks. He begar
r with few good jokes and the1
n handed out some compliments
n He complimented Lumberton OF
!. it's magnificent graded schoo
g building, second to none in the
4 State, and upon the excellen
a management of the same: upol
d the Truman Quartette, which h
2 had the pleasure Of hearing a
t the sociable the evening before
{. and upon the young ladies VIII
20 gave readings upon the same oc
v casion; and upon it's civic associ
,r alton. He complimented Robe
y son upon it's court house, whic
n he declared to be the finest in tn
lie State except theHenderson coun
le ty court house; upon it's fine bod
id of teachers and it's Farmers Ur
i'd ion, the latter 1900 strong; an
le on the Parkton band. Then h
1T gotdown to his subject-''Back
10 the Country" - and rung tn
ty changes upon that happy phras
e. until every mothers son an
1e fathers daughter in the audiene
ut was dead sure that the countr
he is the only place if one wants
is live long in the land and prospe
u 1t was a good speech and ";
,rt thoroughly enjoyed. Prof. Carly
n is always sure Of an apprecia
lie i've audience in his native count
at That concluded the exercise
lst of the day and it was also tt
es winding up of the teachers i
&C. stitute, which had been in Sc
en- sion two weeks. The Parktt
CO. Concert Band furnished mus
ID for the occasion and, though on
)le 6 months old, that is no slouch
ty; a band. if anybody should ha
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-08-29

Mr.. T. A. McNeill, Jr., return
ed Saturday morning from Char
lotte, where he had been on legal
business.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-08-29

PostmasterL. A. Lawson, of
Orrum, was Lumberton visitor
Saturday.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-08-29

Messrs. Jno. French and r. A.
Mclean are spending a few days
at Blowing Rock.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-10
Serr 9. sllbrcdt seitprbcn.

(llnliebiam peripdtet.) Sm Iltcr
bon etlua so Sabrcn itarb 81 9urlings
ton. Soma, pc%rfloiiene Wo6e. Serr .,
Nlbreht mad ldngerer aranfbeit,
poblperiebeu nit Den III. Stcrbeiafras
menten. Serielbc mar Elm eifriger
@c~reinsn,ann unb elm b%efanntes Mit>
glieb bes ct. Sobnnnes Mdmcrs
percins. Gr mar audi bel Der Grim
Dung bes ct. SranSiSfus Srauens
Gereins ~betbeili9t. gr fam bon
buffalo, u. g.. ndh Burlington nnb
bintcrldBt feline Satin unb mebrere
Ginocr. boz oenen bns dlteite ungefdbr
16 Sabre 3dblt. Serr albrcht par
Elm treller unb eifrigcr agent pieicS
9lattcs unb begciitert fir Die fatbos
hide Yrefc. Die Sccroieuns fano
inter iebr GROCER 9etbeiligun9 am
gRittpof perfloiiener Node bon Der
ct. Spbouncss Stride aus. itntt. Von
9roieiIipn mar 5err Ilbrcht Shus
NADER unb elm ilciBiser. e%brenpers
tbcr' aatbolif. @Dgc CT rllhen III
Hriebenl Sen trnuernben ,Sinters
blicbenen unicr berjliditcs Seileip!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-10
2an0iudler. g(htuua!

Sabe einise quite 5armen bier in Der befen
5armgegeub BON Slo.9atota 5u pertauien, nuhe
bet Staot ino fatbpliid,er Stride. S37 bis $50
per Nder. kein Sd,minoel. I'm nabere guss
funft .ihreibe man upn,tgIid) in ensIiid)er
Sprnde an
w. A. ScHURMANN,
Waveriy, So. Oak.
geim edretbsu er,uabne mon sea. bieies 8latt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-10
Correspondents ans Sib : Shantnng,
China.
l@in 9ricf, ser bon beionberem
Sutereiic fir Subuquer aatboz
lifen iit.)

0e II ii o ~ Ii, SiibsS dantung,
China, ben II. Ipril 10.
GatbolictYrinting Company,
Dubuque, Soma.
Sebr pcrebrte Serren!
@cItatten sic, bnB id Sbucn IN
meiuem rrb Der Weinigen Hamen
meincn bcr5lihitcn Sanf barbietc fir
Die mir si!tisit iibermitteltc 0tiiiionss
Spcnoe nno bab i'd Sic 6ugleih bite.
bicicn Ount Suglcih nit meincn
ireunbliditen 8riiben ben lieben
WobitbGtern Intermittent 81 lpolen.
Sauienb 9Gal @ptt pcrgclt's Sbncn.
Die Sic in SIREN gldttcrn ben Spters
tod fir ms auf9citellt nno alien
Senen, bic lire @abe in op~ieriuiQiger
9iebe binsiugciporfcn. Sater 8uefer,
Den ih I'M pergalgencn Sabre i1ad]
Mmerifa entianbt. bamit er Die Siilfe
Der bortigcu aatboliten fir unicr
Wiilionsirerf %nurufe, bat min. nit
.groBer Ssaciiterung pnpon bcriftet,
pcldo' licbcpoQe Iufnnbme. melh' ticf
totboliihes Geritdnbnib beS Wiiiionss
aeSanfens unb pel6 ppierbereite, cole
Siilfc CT serabc in Dubuque bel
Glcrus urb Yolt ~8efunben. SaB
feline banfbnrc Segeiiterun9 SieIes be-
redbtiat, bas babe i6 ielbit nlIs "ieinenl
Griolse 9eicben unb iebe cs iebt nod.
"a nod INNER tbeurc Wtiiiionsfreunoc
ms ibre Gjaben ienbcn. WDge bod
@ott Der Scrr aa' Sas tauicnbfad)
lobnen, inpem CT Die borti9eu fatbo>
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-10
Sai5b9lterin aejuddt.

Gin o~eutidher Erieiter i'm norbuetlidben Soma
iia1t cine eriabrene 9aushdIterin. 2pplitnntin.
gRan wenbe i'd an Catholic Qrtntins Co.,
Subuaue, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-10

liibcn 8cmeiubcr icgnst, bas @lau@
bcieleben III ibncn 10 lp1rm nm friid,
be,rabrt unb immcr m:br critarfen
idbt unb o1dj in 5citIidcr @e5iebung
Glcn. Die ms lpobl6st1an, rcidlid)
pergilt. @ernc ncrhen pir nit
unicrn NeldriiIcn unb &inbern pafiir
bctcn.
Sic fatboliiGc Iiiiion bier in
China bot cine 10 rieiengrobe Iufsabe
por iiG), oub lie nod unenblid nicl
Silfe an Irbeit, 0sbet uub Spfcr
brdudt. Sos &ei6 Der Ritte lit ia
pns grDbte Miiiipnsfelb Der @elt.
nit ieineu 400 Wiilipnen Wenid,en.
@anS b~eionbers ober ma uns in
bieiem @intcr Die Siilfc ipillfommen.
@ir bnben nun brei ihleGtc @rntes
iabre gebabt, ba5u fommt, Dab 9erabe
Sdantlin9 iiberpoltert lit, pas arme
Gplf bat feline S~iilf5aucllcn.
Gs lit i6redlid, ipic piel Irbeitss
loie Ginen tdalid) iiberlaifen nno Inn
Irbeit bitten; opr Elm paar Sa9en
ipirbe ms elm flciner Sunge 9cbru6t,
icine Gltcrn unb ieiue Sriiber ieien
Slinger5 geitorben, ingte man inns.
Ser aleinc bate lrphl nod mic ctnen
auslGuber 9eieben unb ihrie laut bor
In9it, ais er mid, lab. User ipeiB.
mas man i6nl inter ben Seiben fir
idredlife Wdrden bon ben Sremben
er8dblt. Oas miro iit) III pobl
balo dnbern. benn bas iiebt er bier,
oab mir cs gut nit linn meinen.
Sas WliIiionsiperf niumt 10 rubi9
Ieincn Sprtgan9. Ilo1te uns Der
liebc 0ott MIR Sen Sricben beipabren.
@udp in rieiem 8inter fonnten mir
pieoer cine gan5e Iense nerer S6qf>
lein Der iSeroe Gtriiti 5ufiibren.
@uaenblidIid babe ih iiber 100
NGnner nnb 6naben bier, tpel6e iid
altf Die fl. Saufc porbereiten. Gm
ct. Soiepb'szS Gage iou iid Die Sbiire
gum Sauie @pttes fir lie offnen.
Wodten MQe brape, gluubensItd /
Gbriitcn luerben.
Sneem i'd, nod %cinrnal meinen Sanf
crnelere unp Die Weiuigen, ioipie mid
Ielbit Den, @ebete Sbrer 2eier empfeble,
bin iH in baufbarer @erebrune
Sbr ersebeniter in Gbriito,
q. Senninsbau 8,
Siidof, Ipoit. @ifar bon Glib
SGanting, China.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-10
30 fnlttbirte Tarneu

au nertnufer I'm herrlidben uub tatboliiten
Stearns COUNTY, @tnn., 5urt &reiie bon $50 bis
$50 per Gder. ltuiere 500 nnb $50 Sarnen limb
ebenio cut tpie iraenbiuelde 500 uno $3.50 Gars
men i'm inolihen Mtrneiota. Soma ober SuinoiS.
Ster 5ieber mir serebe 10 9uteS Rprn mie il
Soma. Sir ndbere @ustunit id,reibe man an
J. j. AHMANN,
Richmond, MINI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-10
M@tuna, 9anosleute!
@Gloniiations=0 eleaemheitea.

1000 Slfer in aiotua Co., Sans. $50 per @der.
4 Settionen in SaIniltor 90. aaus., So per slfer.
5000 WIDER in panSfDro 20. 1eraS. aueS beifnTl'
men, $500 per 9lter. Cute 8e6iuDunecn. tSiites
Sarmlano. Mnbere Bargains. 3p9ert nitlt.
stsis gaSsi3s sr1Metnt nar s.nnai: dne -. ~.
Seim edbreibeu sr,r1bnc man aeK. bieies gfatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-10

Nm Mittlpph Worgen ipllrben
in Der 9er3 Seiusairhe burd ben
Gofm. @nter 0ltppnt ebelih perbuns
ben: Sri. GaliilDa 8eltD mo Sr. 9.
9urt. Srau5cu9en tparen SRI. .Ofargic
Srllipnn unb Sr. Senrp Settler. SIM
0aitie Der G!tern Der grupt, 1875
Wtibble @penlie. forp bic meltlide
Seier itatt. Sem jungen 9aare uns
icre beIten 8liidiriinide!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-10
stabt mmb umgegenb.

- Solaenbe @erieenn9en bon
Yrie1tern Ser @rS0iD5eie Dubuque finn
bon Gr56iIdof &cane perorbnct ipors
ben: Hep. S6liiter bon ,0aperbia naf
Stdcppiue; 8ep. @pos6rod o Gresco
nnd Sanerbin; Step. Ghas. 8oebtnger
nad Gresco; &eu. Naebers friiber 8u
StocppiIlc. nirb iidl mad benz Stdate
Souiiiana tegeben.
Serr Yaul Sig. Der friibere
Stabts Snaenieur, bat ieit DEM l..
Wdi cine Office im 8eigele8 ebauoe.
3immer 6, uorO@lpeitli6e gfe Der s..
mb Wain StraBe, er0ffnet. Serr
Sig lit jest bereit, auftrd9e entgegen
81 nebnlen ma CO lpirb tbn freuen.
ipcnn feline alter aunben uno picle
llerie bel Inn pcripredben, fpenn lie Der
Sienlte zines ,9ipil Sngenienrs be-
Diirien obcr in fem Sad idlagenoe
Mrhciten 81 pcrridten bdben. Serr
Sle perridtet loipobl Stabts ais
Gountps Grbciten.
gSic perlautet, tpirb bie brantns
tiihe Settiou Deg ct. Sonifatiis
Siinglings z@ereins AM IS. Wai oa5
befannte Stiif Strife" auffiibren.
Sic @intrittspreiie merben ipie 9e>
pobnlid % unD 35 Gents lein.
8ie perlaltet lit Serr Ii6olas
Slab, Der lid III Mt. Clemens, Wti6.,
%befinbet. iGiper erfrnnft.
Sn Der 8pbrants Srinfmannz
Sraae = iper cieentlid StabtzS habz
mciitcr lit - lit nod feline Gntideis
pung eriol9t.
= Sclb= uub 8artensann per Noue
ober &aa9onlabnn9 bel Srent,
Yierte unb Solpa StrdBe.
am Mtpntng Nadmlittag ipurbe
Gbns. 8. Smith. Elm "a idbri9er
StraBenlunn9erer. burd Den llclicn
Ypli8cid)ei Sbos. Reillp il6crrni6t nnb
feitgenpmmen, ais er geraoc im Se>
ariiie mar, ~brcnnbare Stofic in cinen
Der Hdllme binter Der 9iibnc oes
@ranb Opera Souic IN 8rano 81
lteden. 9r bate pies perIfiepene
Wialc am ielbcn Na6mitta9e probiert,
obne jebod gu ieiuem 3lpef 81 toms
men. ba bas Seuer jebcs Mal red,ts
3eitig entbcdt iplrbe. &ic lid benin
8erbDr bcratsitcllte. mar berielbe
aerl i'm 8iiouzS beater ais Goulilicns
ihieber in jener ginht bcIbdftigt, oils
Das %gcnannte @ebdube alf mplteriole
8eiIc nieberbrannte. Smitb tpiro bis
auf 8citeres in Nummcro Cider in
5aft gebalten.
Sd babe Sarn1cIl uno arpBc
Sldd)en SnrmlnnD gu pertaufen. w.
s. q + q M, Guerp, Scras.
Glb bereingefnllen III Den
Sem @poming SUPPER S6iuinbel
Iinb cine grobe In5abl Subualer unb
8lpar ioa Der @erluit fir bieie =
uuieren SagesblGttern 5ufolge - Iif)
mlf $250,000 6elauien. Die rSenn@
8poming Copper Company" bat lcbte
ISOLDE i'm Der. Stnnten : @eribt 81
Gbepennc i6rcn 8anferptt un9efitnbigt,
inoem Tie hic plouiible Grfldrnn9 a6@
aab, $10,000,000 ieien bon ben etges
nen Scamten 9eitoblen poroen. Die
Summen luerben ME alle, Die iih IN
iolde Wincns Spefulntionen einlaiien.
beIonoers nift. mcnn Die Iftien. lpie
iene &upicraftien, bios 80 Cts. bis
1925 per S(ftic folten. Natilrli6
baucrn Die roiigen Soiinun9en iiir
pas iauer ~crruorbcne einbc3ablte @elb
bios, bis Die Iineu : @eiclihaft
,9leite" madyt. go gcbt'5 in ben
meiitcn 4Glen ienen llucriabrencn,
relhe jebe @elegenbeit lunbrnebmcn,
nm idncQ rcih nerben 81 lpollen.
Seim 8oaen blcibt's in Den m%eiiten
EG0en, unb audi fir bieies lrirb
inner tbeuer 6esablt.
= :. g. Sranbcn, beuti6er aoprs
tat uro giotar, 3inmmer 400 Office
@ebdupe, 0. uub @ainSS traRe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-10
6ine berrlide 0eleseubeit far
tatgoliidJe Tarmer unS
2an0f6ufer.

Wir fpiutdben oarauf auimertiam ,u MAIDEN,
bah cine bebeutenoe Nn3ahl Snbianer Der Sine
&ioBe Reierpation in Sies9atpta bic Deed" ilr
einen IbetI ihres 2aabes erealten, bainit tie oass
ielbe mad 9eIie6en pertnufeu fonnen. 5as 9ano
eignet iid) poraislid9 fir Aderbau unb bic 9reiie
limb nod iI1ine nieorig. rs tann aud piel lano
9entietbet iueroen. SONNET urb iperSeuget
GIdh. Die Fathers of the Holy Rosary Mis-
sion, Pine Ridge. South Dakota, limb bereit,
rdbere @usflHft 5u ertpeilsn.
getm enreibeu er,pabne man gch. bieics Ylatt.
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Warm in cflaaoma III perfauien.

1850 gIder, bnnpn so inter 9fue, bas iibrise lit
@eibe. unb Grassland. 0abe bet beutifer Stride
unb StdbtdJen. Spredaet por ober ~idbreibet an
q. u. laBlor, eaunte. Oklahoma.
geim ehreiben erudbne man sef. sieies gIatt.
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&rinsie & StpIs, 10. Ctr. 5tu. Glap II. 8hite.
Sdnoler III borHsra6isen Branit' uro Rarmor.
@rabiteiuen. au~itenanifIdge bereituinisit ses
Iteiert.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-28
GOING AFTER
REFRIGERATOR
CAR MONOPOLY
Shippers Prefer to Let Fruit
Rot Than to Pay High
Icing Charges.

Chicago, Jan. 2S.-It was learned
today that one of the first matters
to be investigated by the grand jury
in connection with the "beef trust
will be the refrigerator car line mo-
nopoly, which the packers, it is al
legged, now maintain. United States
District Attorney Sims, it is said,
already has in his possession evil
dence tending to show that the Cali
fornia fruit growers chose to let
their fruit rot in certain instances,
rather than to pay the high charges
for icing refrigerator cars during
shipment east
1t is understood that this phase
has been carefully Investigated in
advance, and that it will be brought
forward as one of the most definite
and apparent features of the alleged
monopolistic methods of the packers.
1t is charged that by the absolute
control of the refrigerator car lines.
which must be used in the successful
shipment of meats and other perish
able foodstuffs, the trust has been
able to control the movement of
these necessities.
1t is also expected that the gov
ernment will attempt to show that
the trust through the leasing and
allaged manipulation of the refriger-
ator cars has obtained preferment |
of various kinds, amounting in some |
instances, it is alleged, practically TO !
rebating.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-28
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Romeo Gilbert, formerly of Eu-
gene, has located in the city and
viii make it his future home. Mr.
Gilbert is just back from a visit to
California.
Fred Lamport went to Portland
today to attend the auto show.
The following Salem men Will
leave this evening for Portland TO
Witness the grand array of the
worlds champion athletes: Harry
Ralph, Bud Steutsman, Dick Maddi-
son. Bulger Hill, Charley Sauvaino,
j. f. Mcdonald Frank Ware. Batty
Cooper, Earl Murphy Cal Emmitt
and Fred G., Bickers.
Mrs. Roger Buhel returned 10
their home in this city this morning
after spending the past week visit
ing Eugene friends and relatives.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-28

A. B. Walton is in Portland today
transacting business.
Rev. p. S. Knight has returned
from San Francisco where he has
been for the past week. Mrs. Knight
will also return in a short time.
United States District Attorney
McCourt is in the city today looking
after business matters in the inter-
est of his Office.
Fred Chambers, a leading mer-
chant of Eugene, was in the city to-
day. He remarked that he noted a
number of good improvements in Sa-
lem.
Mr.. Snodgrass, cashier of the
First National Bank of Eugene, was
in Salem today.
Peter Marnach has left for his
home in Eastern Oregon. Peter has
been visiting for the past few weeks
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Marnarch, south of the city, and
with his brothers, Paul and Henry.
Miss Pauline Dale left this morn
ing for Albany to visit her sister,
Mrs. r. r. Hopeley, for the remain
der of the week.
Dick J. Lafeman, of Forrest
Grove, was in the city today attend
ing to business matters and visiting
friends. Mr.. Lafeman will leave for
Portland this evening to see Jim
Jeffries.
r. o. Patterson left for Portland
this morning to attend business mat
ters and visit relatives.
A. D. Westcott was a passenger
on the morning local for Woodburn
on business.
Frank Hansen and wife returned
to their home in this city this morn
ing after spending the past week
Eugene friends and rela-
lives.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Meyers are in
Portland today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-28
DYNAMITE EXPLOSION
KILLS THREE PERSONS

Raleigh, N. c., Jan. 2S.-Three
men were killed and a number seri-
ously injured today in an explosion of
and magnificent power house at Sill
dynamite, which destroyed the new
yer City. N. c.
The explosion completely demol-
ished the $4,000 edifice and caused
much damage throughout the town
From the statement of survivors, It
appears that Omar Conley and Bar
rett Banks, members or prominent
families. were thawing dynamite
which they intended 10 use on a
fishing expedition
Conley and Banks were both
blown TO atoms.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-28
Investigating Steamship Lines.

Chicago, Jan. 2S.-The federal
grand jury today dropped their inves-
tigation of the packers long enough
to investigate the charges that GER
tain big steamship lines are combina-
tions in restraint of trade.
The charges were filed by small
ship owners. and among the compan-
les attacked by them are the Ham
burg-American line, the White Star
Line and the Cunard Line
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-28
Prosecution Closes.

Portland, Ore, Jan. 2S.-Francls
j. Heney is drawing the loose end
of his testimony together in the
prosecution of the Binger-H
case today and promises that he
will have closed his case by the mid
die of the afternoon. He has now
concluded with the exception of the
testimony of Smith, the former sec
retary of Ballinger.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-01-28
Holding Session Today.

The State Board of Agriculture
are in session today at the state
house and all but j. H. Booth, of
Eugene, are present. The meeting
was called to order at 2 o'clock this
afternoon and the consideration of
bills was the first business to be
taken up. Professor McElroy and
Professor Stoudenmier We're in at
tendance including Sam Casio, the
horseman.