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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-15
@rmbenlDffe.

2erbog @forgen inotraf Ell frDgtes
Iig @rubeulpffe Grois Moul1tain
@ulminen pe6 8ricepillc, Ge11n., TIL
berenoe 4norpille ssSron 50. Mntal-
let al Sc on1fon1ne fjen6es er1onu lite
1meb @ifferbeo, men bil / bbcrt 6olo
blipe betpoeli9l oper 100. Strafs
efter at Morgenififtet bar gaaet neo
Ii 0finen, bertes Ell @fSploiion /
Mine11S SSn0re. Denne er al meget
I itcr l16itrefning, me0 @ange, lon
goar milepiot ino / Sor0ens SSn0re,
og paa @rln0 al &ullagetS eicn0om=
me1ige 8eliggenbeb er bet me9et
panifeltgt at fjerne oct &11lit9p oa
@osien, lom iamler fig @ongene.
11lpffcn ifpl0es en @fsploiion al Sui
itpp, og set ontoges, at alle oe Mi=
mere, iom bar / @ongene, bar fpalte
al Sen &ulilte, lom 146pifler Jig beo
|Gprengninger. Sra Sc an0re &11l<
miner Ggnen iao bel iom fra @tats
slntboriteterne er scr giort alt bpao
Ser fun6e gibres for at bringe m1t=
| ligt oberlebe116e @jelp, og Set er req
set 5 lepenoe Arbeioere, bborbos 10
frpgteliet lemlefteoe Sig er bragt til
Sberfloben. Ser arbejoes TIL
paa at fon11ne i11o Minen peo at
giennembore en- &lippepeg, lom fill
Ter SEN fra en- o16en Mine; men IN
Sen bette fan giennemferes, btl tit
fert Sc Minere, lom mnligt far ober=
Iebet @fsplo1ionen, b9re op6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-15
Mcgeamara 8rpbrene.

Sobn S. og Sames g. Mc9famara,
6e111te til benboI6Spis Is Mors oq
Iibsbarigt 6eneiel / ct. Guentin
@tatsfengieI California for 9pna-
mit=Mttentat, begDnote ii6ite Spnoaa
Nftieningen af 6eres Gtraf. 9eatte11
mellem 2broog og Senoag bleb oe
fbrt fra Sengi1et Sos 9lngeles I'M
ser iterf 8ebogtning og belagt me6
@uan6jern, og be er nit 6angerne
$50. 25,314 og 25,3t5 Statsfengs-
let. 8egge 8rg6rene bap6e lige til
set ii6ite faitbol6t ben 9lnifl1elic, at
6eres Dpnan1it-slttentot iffe blot
bar en- uun6gooelig Telge al Jorbol=
6ene, men at Sc beo Bette baboe giort
Mrbeioeriagen en- l1bur6erlig Sjene=
ite, og at 9lrbeioerne i Gi6ers 2ph
biloe lere at ir6ie Bette. Ser er
It6en Son6ipnGigbe6 for, at @ranb
ses1rD Sos 9lngeles ne6 fine bi6ere
l1n6eriegelier Dpnomit= =9lffGren bill
in6faloe @cMomara 8rs0rene for al
offrebe oen1 pioerc Gi6nefpriel.
S Sos @ngeles, Gal., ofbol6tes
@ppalg Sirs6ag ii6ite l1ge. 0et bar
imb0eiet mco it6rlte Spenoing ioe1
Socialilterne bob6e 6rebet en- mege]
iber6ig @ampagne og boboe Sen beo.
ite l16iigt til at beige baa6e Mapor
og Slerta1 / 8prao0et iomt flere an.
0re @mbe6smen6. Sen 8efjen0elie,
ipm McNomora 8rp6rene oflag6e
6re0agen forl,6, foranoreoe imioler:
tbs fulolten6ig Situationen til 6or-
oel for Mo6itan6erne af Gocialilf.
&artiet, og set en6elige l16folo blet
ct fnulen6e @eoerlog for @ocialiiter:
ne. 9eres MaDor=& =&an6i0ot, Sof
|6arriman, fit ca. 10000 Stemmer
ferre en6 bans Moofanoi6at Mler=
amber, Sen u11beren6e Mapor og
&an6i6at for @jenpolg poa v@oob
@obernment" 2iiten6er balgtes n6en
l1n6toaeI1e. ees11qen SociaIiIt=&an6
6at tom nermere @alg en6 $4,000
@tenlm1er. 6orilaget ON &robtbt-
tion, ser bar UNDER Mfltemning,
tabte me6 ober $4,000 @temmer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-15
1lannt Tamna1ttwm1.

i, ser ingen oanif Solt finoes poa Sn1i=
earnt=gen ellis Sslan0 Seem Oorf
@opn, ifriper cit &orrelponoent fra
9feip ynrf:
9en lille ber0ensfie116te 9 ligger
lige 11oenfor Seem Dorf, % Set CT
igiennem Sen bele ocn itore Snpa=
iion al lt0len6inge maa gicnnemgaa
Ell ll,trel1oe 5fersilo, i,1ben &c llip=
per inocnfor Hortene til u0et forfeit
teoe 2ano". 9o ser 10 fon1mcr Jolf
al olle ml1lige 9fatiol1er, far @fpu=
bigbeoerne anlat CIT in0fpbt @ano
fra Sc forlfjelliae 2an0e, Ser ifol
bore til Steoe peo v@fsami1atios
men" - sen 1oofalbte rlpccial inql1i=
rp" - og perc Golf for oem al bans
2anbsmG,1o, Ser pco 9lnfomlten iffs
er Set crgelifc 5prog mGgtige. Scr
fin6es Solf fra neiten bpert epr5=
peif 2onb og bes116en en- tn0if, ia=
ponelilf og orabiif. Selp 2an6e fem
Serbien og &l1mG1tie11 er repr9leitt>
rebe; finn 9onmarf bar biotil bel It
fuloltGnoig negligeret. 9ette CT leo
meeet merfeligere, iom Ganmaif
oarlig ofgiper ct mcget itprre 46n=
tingent al es11ooan6rere enc T. Gf2.
boaoe Serbicn og Munenien til'ul:;z
mer.
9i. bor ser imiolertio reil! i!a
itnrfc &piter inoe11for Sc oonlfe&rcr-
le / Sc 6or. Stoter, Ser frGper Ell
inofs6t 6anif Solf paa ellis Ssloro,
/ 2igbeo me6 Sc an6re europe i!e
2on6c. sSren1rage116e 0a11ife 9ic'u
Sort bar inoie11ot ct 9ln6rage1oe til
!, ,&anoelsminiiteren @aibington,
unoer bpen1 ssSnobon6rings6e
1nentet iortercr> og anmooet bam ON
at toae fig al @agen. Torbaabe11ts
Zig bill slutboriteterne itille Jig ime=
6efommen0e og treffe 6en fornp6ue
0r611ing gjetnem ellis Sslanos
Ebef Commissioner @illioms.
Sfnl6e Sparct imiolerti6 life hli=
be gunitigt, pil Sogen blipe fpr1 pi=
oere, bnao enten Set bliber be6 en-
Masieooresie fra 9onffe eller beb
en- on6en offe1,tlig @enpenoelie til
Mpnoigbe6erne. Com @agen I'LL
itoor, er set en- 9greslag for 0n1=
mari at foa Sen giennemfert og Ser
beo i,1otreoe oe lammc og natnrlt=
ge @cttigbeoer, Iom allie an6re ga:
tioner nD6er / l1nite6 Stotes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-15
Den repu6Q6an(6e ](a'
tionQ(RonOenti0n.

Sen republtfanlfe geational=&omite
hol0t Sirs6og be11ne l1ge Mpoe /
@aibington 8. 6. for at faitlette
Sis og Ste6 for Mfboloelien af 9ea-
tional= =&onbenttonen, pe6 bpilfen oer
ifal nomineres &an6i6ater for &r9>
1ioent og gicepreli6ent. Chicago,
Ge11per og ct. 2ouis beile6e til
9Gren af at blipe @amlingsite0et
for set itore Rartims6e, og @btcogo
gif of me6 Seiren, ioet set opnoaeoe
AZ Stemn1er, meoens Genber fit z
og ct. Souls fun 1. &onbenttonen
famles / Chicago 5. 18. sunni. @e6
&enipn til &alg al @elegater til
&onpe11tionen bleb set faiti1aaet, at
set fal foregoa lite ti6ligere emo 80
Gage efter at Sen offtcielle ssn6fale
belle af Me6et er ffet, og lite fenere
en6 80 Gage f6r &onbentionens Mf-
bol6elie. 9ette giner slnleoning til,
at Mlabama, iont bar allere6e balgt
9eIegater, maa foretage ct NIT 8alg,
mebens Sp6 Gafota, bbor 9elegat-
balget bor faftiat til 4. Suni, mao
aniette en- on6en @o1e6ag. Scrub
for Sectional -@on1iteens Mgoe ber-
fe6e ser en- betpoeIig 0pbi6ieIfe
6e republifanife @reoie Sorbun6s-
booeoito6en. i6et ser pIu6feIig bite
fig en- iterf Mgitation for geonina-
tion af Ct @refi6ent @ooiebeIt iom
Br9ii6ent &on6i6at. 8e6 ieIbe Mg-
set bap6e intioIertio SiIbengerne al
Hreii6ent Soft en- u6preget 0oer.
magt, iaaIe6es at bberfen @ooiebel1
eller 2aSoleHe fom pao Eole Jon
ebertueIIe @an6i6oter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-15
uMaine"s @prcnsnins.

Sen af 6orbun6sregierin9en neo~
iatte Marine- &omisiion til Mfgiprel=
fe of Mariagen til @logffibet
.@aine"s 96eleggelie / Sapnen
beo &obana Tebruar Maane6 1898
bar fi6fte l1ge afgibet Sen enbelige
@ien6eIie, at gtsploiionen ifpI6tes
u6ben6ige Mariager, me6 anbre Sr0.
at @fibet bleb g6elagt be6 Sprpng=
ming af en- Mine anbragt unber Sfi=
bet. 9enne @ien6elie befrefter 6en
&ien6elie, fom bleb afgtbet at en-
@onisiion 1n1i66elbart efter at l1lpf-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-15
21. AARGANG.
TurhunnH

fen bab6e f11n6et Ste6. 0forinerni=
nilter MeDer bar life oniet set for
neoent at offenliggibre gnfeltbeoer=
ne al l1noerlgge1ien 116ober, at oen
enoelige l1n6eridgelle bapoe fa5t-
ilaaet, at Mariagen bar en 16penoig
Sprengning. Denne bar foregaaet
Ibeo ct ibagtbirfenoe Gprengitof.
iom bapoe rant Sfibet poa bets
@tprbor6s Si6e og bopbe otter for
oariaget en- @fsploiion of ct &elerpe=
magaiin mes &anor1fr116t, iom Scr
efter bab6e forplantet fig til Sfi=
BETS gprige @ogoiiner, bpilfet otter
bab6e fbrt til Sfibets fuloitu11oige
9oeleggelie. Marineminiiter Mep=
er bar 1,0talt, at Sen fnlbltenoige
&apport biitnof neppc nogeniiroe bil
blibe offenliggiort. Sen al &omis=
iionen u6talte slntagelie, at GfspIo=
iionen 1fpl6es ct ipagtpirfen6e
@prengitof tpoer paa, at Spreng=
ningen er ffet beo en- Mi11e, life be6
en- itprbar Gorpe6o. 9en bele glffere
bliper 6erbe6 er6n1 mere mpitiif ems
fpr, i6et en- @ine of 6enne 9lrt pil6e
n6frebe mango Mer0s Me6birfe11
be6 9lnbringelien, og fra ipanif SIDE
beb6es set, at ingen Miner bar ble=
bet anbragt / &abnen be6 @obona
paa bette Gi6sputft.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-15
4oit 9eparte1nentet beta(cr iid.

8oltnaiter General &itcbcocf bar
offenliggjort fin Marsrapport> ifplge
bbilfen 9epartemelttet for ferite
Gang li6en 1883 life Blot far boo=
ret fine egne l16gifter, men gipet ct
min6re Operifl16, $219,11S, og oettc
til Sro6s for at ser 6et 1ioite Star
er foretoget meget betp6elige n6bioel=
ier al Eolttjeneiten. Mr. Sitcbcocf
pe11ter, at Foltbeicnet bil noa frenr
til at fltnne betale fine egne rt6gif=
ter og er 11oaet ct gobt Sfri6t frem
imoo at fltnne 11eoiptte 8repportoen
| for inoenlan6ife 8rebe til 1 Gent og
til meget betp6elige l16bi6elier af
Hoittieneiten. Tor 2 9lar It6en bab-
oe Eoit 0epartemet1tet ct ltnoerifno
paa benbe6 171z @illioner Dollars,
set ltprite 9eficit / 9epartenentets
@iitorie. S Sc to 9lar ii6en oa er
man iffe Blot 11aaet frem til ct bret
te Sperifu6, men ser er enoog blebet
foretaget meget itore l16bi6elier al
Sieneiten. Saale6es er ser oprettet
3,744 nDe Roitfontorer, oobnet g.
516 nDe 2an6poitruter ober en- ian1-
let geileng6e at 10000 MiIe og an-
lat ca. 5000 nDe Boitbetiente me6
en- 5orggelie / 9enningsIiiten of ID
Mtllioner Dollars. S lin &opport
n6taler @oitmaiter General, at l16-
btflingen af 2uftieilo6ien gjgr set
ianoipnligt, at 6enne Gransportmaa-
De bill bltbe a1uen6t al 9epartemen=
tet paa iaa6anne Ste6er, bbor andre
$ransportn1i6ler lite er anben6e{iqe-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-15
sntaa sparepense.

6orbnnosregieringen bap6e for at
imsoefonn1e gtu6erternes Grang til
at ipare, oprettet en- @oitiparebanf
peo @tanfor6 l1niperiitet Galifor-
mia. 9ette Soribg bar oog life
babe noget ierlig beloigt l1ofalo. ST.
ter at Mfoelingen bab6e beret / @irf-
iou1beo IA Tiger, bifte bele Sen !
8anfen inoiatte aapital fig at pers
$1.oo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-15
]1(cJlamara 6agen oq
ar6ejoe- -l1nionerne.

ar6ej0e=u =unionerne.
Set par uunogaaeligt, at 9lrbei6er.
l111ionerne life Tul0e blibe 6raget
ino al Sen l1bpgge, iom ongiper
McNamara 9lferen; og set bar
piit Jig, at bette oglaa er ifet. Serit
of alle bar l1nionerne iclb ifpnot fig
at toge Stil1ing til SEN peo at uo-
tale 0eres ifarpeite 6orogmmelie
oper @ol6= og GDnamit 6remgangS-
1naa6erne, en6nu inben ser fra mo-
gen an6en SIDE bar 11btalt noget
ion1 belit 9fetning af at orage Dem
til morallf, ems iige iurioiif gnipar
for bpa6 Ser bar ffet. Ser er neppe
en- Union, eller Sammenllutning al
l1nioner, 9onbet iom lite in6en
en- ltge efter at 8efien6elien fra oe
to 8rg6re foreloa babbe gipet fin
MfifD for 6eres &an0ling ttlfienoe.
Ser er ingen iom belit @run6 til at
/ tro, at Sc af l1nionerne peotagne 9fe=
Iolntioner Sen 9fetning iffe er er<
!! ligt met1t. 9bert imoo er Der al
! goo @runb til at tro, at Glertallet
of sSogfore11ingernes Meole1nmer er
loplpbige 8orgere, ser bel er @r~
bejosiagen al @iertet bengipne, men
gnifer ben fren1met neo loplige Mio>
ler, iom life Blot itaor ful0t Maal
onerfor Sc borgerlige og 5traffelo=
; pene, men ogiaa operfor Sc moralife
2ope, iom er6nu mere ems bisie igt-
ter oeres @reg pao Sanfunoet.
Set maa 6erfor iiges, at oct lite
er s(rbei6er11e iom Stan0 betragtet,
Der bergres mere al Mc9edntara
sSorbrp6elien - eller sSorbrD6elier-
ne, tbi San6ipn1iebeben taller for,
at ri fun ltoor pe6 &orten til Mf=
! Ibringer af 6en ubpggeligite Mrt at
6enne gfatur = ero bele set ame.
; rifanife 6oIf. @en en- flor Sci
af Sfpl6en bill bog fom1ne til at
! falbe in6trefte tilbage poa 6em, ioet
Sc bor tillaot, at 6eres Sreaniia~
i TONER, ltnioner eller 6agforeninger,
er fomne UNDER en- ra6tfal, balbt
anarfiitiif 2e6elie, Ser life bigger til
bage for at tage 6e pol6iomlte @ib~
Ter fin Gieneite for burtigere at
noa frem til set Moal, lom Srgani=
iationerne bar iat Jig: 9lrbeibets
/ 2igeberettigelie meo, eller muligt
e16og &ontrol ODER @apitalen. Ser
er @an6ipnligbeo for, at &ilbenger-
ne al beiin0ige, ful6t u6 loplige
Sren1gangsmao6er / &ompen for
Mrbei6ernes Set er / langt ober,
peie1be 6IertoI Srgoniiationerne.
Men 6e bar lite giort 6eres Mogt
! giel6en6e, bar itiltien6e operlo0t
StDret til 6emt, Ser bar formaaet al
raabe beieit ONT 9rbejoernes 9fet,
',og er n6ie6es ne6 at in6tage en- pos
itp Stilling og la6e Sagen gaa lin
Gong.
! Set er rn1uIigt on6et, ems at Mc.
Mamora Sogen moo til en- zig @rah
iia6e 1nionernes Sag, / bpert 6al>
il 9iebliffet. 9lrbeioerne er fig
bette ful6t bepi6it. Wfen Iige iao
iiffert er set, at Sen set lange
1876 bill bline til 6eres itore @abn,
i foru6iat at Sc tp6er 6ingerffrtften
paa @eggen paa rette @oa6e og
tager 6en 2ere al sen, at oe iffe
uitroffet ter oberIa6e 2e6elien al
iberes Gag til ianbittigbe6sl6ie
Men6, Ser ftr9ber mere efter at TIL
i;fre6sitille 6eres egen Srang til
8ol6iombe6er ems til at tilfentpe
9lrbei6erne SEN @tilling / @amfun.
|6et, iom ttlfommer bem. 8bi ben
Tan Tim naaes neb at fglge 2obens
Wpi
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Mabets Abpnnenter

beoes fornp beres announcement ira-
reit muligt for at un6goa @tanos-
ming ! Gorienoelien. ginteren itaar
for Deren - Ben Marstio, ba mon
fbler &rang til goo 2esning mere
en6 nogen anoen Sis pao Maret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-15
SIIuItrere6 6or e . r a 9
m 8 q II m arf.

81 II TT e r c S go u9
ON Danmorf.
3 Sc liolte 3 &i1,tre bar Dor
9onosman6 Sr. 6. g. stranopolo,
tioliqere gfeooftpr al rNorolp1et"
peret engogeret of department. OF
goucotion Seem Sort @itp til at
boIoe 6ore6rag ON 9anmarf poa en=
qelif, illuitrereoe be6 9psbilleoer. ut
oenne Eanfe bar ilaaet goot an 1cs
al, at ca. 5000 Gilbsrere af allc
geotionaliteter bor operpGret Sore
brogene, og ooifillige al bent 6os
facet Ioa megen Snteresie for Con-
mart, at Sc lenere paa egen Saa11o
far ffoffet fig p6erligere Splpsnu'g
ON 2onbet be6 at leie &eger os
slrtifler om 6onite 6orbolo, al 9ptlte
man 10 Sc, lenere Mar leier life 1aa
foo / 6e amerifanife Si6sifrifter os
wIooe. Sr. gtrononoIos Toreorag
on1fatter, forunen en- fort @ftlortng
of 2anbets @rugrofi og topograttlte
Sorbolo, en- Speriigt oper Sann'arts
Siftorie, sets Stteratur og @ibenitab,
en- @arafteriitif of 8efolfningen,
@foIe- og l1noerpisnines< <@elenet,
1amt 8eifripelie af oe ienere Aars
l1opifling paa BET iociale Smraaoe,
ioole6es iom 6en bar fnnoet Steo
me6 elIer n6en l1n6eritbttelle at Sta-
ten. Sen itore ssntereSie Soreorage'
ne bor punbet Seem Sort b6r tages
fom en s(ntponing ON, at ogiaa att-
6re iterre og mtn6re 8pers Sfole>
beitprelier bnroe fplge BET @fsempel
Stem Sort bar lat.
glniette1ie af en- oanii
EoIf' poa Gill :
SIS lamb.
Ser bar I9ngere Si6 HanM yfcir
Sorts Donife Ip6t @lager ober, a
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s els Teo cricn % Us
itera auar %.

Sen oanlfe Meiterbrpoer Seis Use
oerlen, ion1 oenne Sio prpoer
@rpfter mes Sc omerifanife @rpoere,
bopoe sSrebog iioite l1ge cit @olm-
qang mes @rpoeren Sels @elter=
gaarb of Soma :Smaba, sseb. Me=
5tergaoro beteanes alninocli9 1om
oonf, men Sen iioite Sis bcte9ner
@portbla6ene bam iom "Stpeoe"
gReiuItotct af 8rponingen / Smobo
blep ct uGrotp". Ee0ericn bapoe
pootoget Zig at foite @eitergoaro 8
@anqe / en- Slime, men opnoae0e lite
Bette; Sc fnmpe6e en- Slime 11oen al
set fom til Salo poa nogen al ct
6erne.
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Otto 9 a nj m.

Otto 0a III m.
&rrlioent for ben ifanolnap1lte
Maler=l1nion 9fo. 1874 Gbtcago,
8ornbolmeren otto 0omrn, ct Sat-
oioot for Gmbeoet iom 1. @ieepreli=
oent for Maleriorblnoet / De Sore
neoe stater, Ser cit uGr 5remtlo
boloer &ole af @eitprelle. Sen eb1=
cago-ltnion, for bpilfen Otto Samn1
for Giben er @reiioent, teller on1tr.
1000 Meolemmcr.
Mfoeo banif=o nj r / t mi t
6 I'M tner.
@11nltmaler slrel @. @rl1notp1g I
9setp gorf er afgaaet peo 9eoen, "A
Mor qamn1el. San bar fpot &je=
benfopn, bpor ogiaa bans Taoer
bar @unltmaler, blep uooannet pan
@1,nltafaoen1iets Maleriifole og bap=
Sc flere Mialerier uoitilleoe poa @bor-
lotteuborg l1oitillingerne. Sor 19
9(or lioen fom ban til SEEM Yort o9
por ct ifottct @e0lcm al Sen oerpG=
ren6e bonife &oloni.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-15
@onife 90 ei tier til
" r q G II II q.

" g en- II a.
Sra 8uenos Mpres lfripes til
Mita. Sur. aipbenbapn, at &e9le-
riuqen CT betenft paa at opbleipe
slroentinos Meplfeorift. Ser bill
blipe 1tillet sSorTog ON, at Ser paa
@eqierinaens 8efoitning inoforltrt=
beg bpgtiee @ejerimano, 81. a. ira
9 ant nj arf. Silliee bill man -
iom tioligere me6oelt - importere
MoIfefpeg=@acer, ogiaa paa oefte
0mroooe pil 0anmorf fun1ne I Be=
trugtning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-12-15

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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-12-01

at Proyolt, November Is. The fol-
lowing officers were elacted: Master,
Frank Johnson; overseer, c. r. Hill;
secretary, Frank Bailey; lecturer.
Mr.. Findley.
Organizer Lee also met with the
Wilderville grange November %, re-
organizing It. with the following
officers: Master, George W. NJ
Cullen; overseer, A. Woodard; secre-
tary, Orpha Stevenson; lecturer,
Edith Stickles.
In basketball game between the
high school students of Glendale and
Grants Pass, played here Friday
night, in which efficient team work,
as well as strenuousity and ferocious-
ness was lacking, the local "Amaz-
ons" gained a victory, 26 to 8.
The playing OF the Misses Alice
Hanson and Annis Love for Grants
Pass and IRA Hensen and Muriel
Male for Glendale, was brilliant and
consistent, and won high praise from
the spectators.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-12-01
MINISTER'S RESIGN.

ROEGON CITY, Nov. 2S.--Within
the last two days three popular min
listers have resigned their pastorates
here and one of them openly an
nounced that he found the salary too
small to support his family. The
other two intimated that low salar-
les, combined with the high cost OF
living was responsible for their resig-
nations.
The first to resign was Rev. Il. r
Zimmerman Of the eMthodist church
the second in point of attendance in
the city. His salary of $1,000 year
he said, was too small. He has ac.
cepted a more lucrative position with
the anti-saloon league.
Rev. S. A. Hayworth, of the Bap
tist church, who's salary was $1,10C
per year, in resigning, said he would
enter evangelical work
Rev. A. H. Mulkey Of the Glad
stone Christian church, simply stated
he desired to rest.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-12-01
SMUCCLERS CAPTURED.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2S.-
Twenty-eight persons, including Mrs.
Ethel Hall. reputed queen OF the
smuggling ring" are in the hands of
federal authorities today following
investigation into what is declared
to have been gigantic conspiracy
to bring contraband Chinese across
the Mexican border.
Mrs. Hall, an attractive blonde,
was arrested in Los Angeles and
held under $4,000 bail. Secret SER
vice officers say she is the brains of
The band and that they can prove
that she received in one budget alone
$10,500 from Mexico. A gunshot
wound in her right arm is explained
by her as having been received
through the accidental discharge of
gun in her hands.
Antonio Felix of San Diego, Cap
tain James Wright and Engineer
Reynolds Scott Of the power launch
Comrade, and 23 Chinese are under
arrest. Felix is a San Diego mer-
chant, declared to have been in San
Francisco for the purpose Of receiv-
ing $3.50 per head for the orientals
Signal lights flashed between the
launch and the shore betrayed the
smugglers.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-12-01

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r. L. Fromme, supervisor of the
forestry office of this city, went tc
Portland on Sunday evening on bust
ness.
Mrs. F.. l.. Russell, who has been
guest at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
w. II. Flanagan In this city, re-
turned Monday morning to her home
at Roseburg.
Mrs. F. ]. Gardenhire and little
son came up from Roseburg to spend
several days here with friends.
Fred Smith spent Sunday with his
sister, Mrs. Fry, at Merlin.
G. d. Crane has returned to Grants
Pass after spending the past month
with relatives in Portland, where he
was also looking after business mat
ters.
Mrs. Ed Mills returned Monday
morning to her home at Glendale,
after spending several days with her
mother and other relatives here.
Miss Gertie Cahill spent Sunday
with Grants Pass relatives and re-
turned to her school duties at Hugo
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Charles Vetterling and two
children left Sunday evening for
their home at Seattle after spending
the past month with Mrs Vetter-
ling's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Wright.
Lawrence B. Rich, of Chicago, Ill.,,
who has been spending the past
week with friends in Grants Pass,
left Monday morning for Roseburg
to look after business. He will re-
turn Wednesday to Grants Pass to
spend Thanksgiving.
j. W. Greenstreet Of Rupert, Ida
no, returned to his home Saturday
evening after spending a week here
looking over the country. He was
well pleased with this section of Ore
gon and expects to return here later
to reside. While In Grants Pass, Mr..
was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. r. Sturtevant.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-12-01
CHARGED WITH BRIBERY.

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 2S.-Samuel
H. Brown, chief detective in the Of
flee OF District Attorney Fredericks,
today arrested Bert Franklin, former
deputy United States marshal and
chief investigator for the Mcnamara
defense, charged with attempted
briblng G, ~ Lockwood. prospec-
tive Juror In the Mcnamara case.
Brown stated that he and Detec-
tives Jerko, ong. Campbell and
Holmes saw Franklin. pass $500 to
Lockwood at the corner Of Third and
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-12-01

WILLOWS, CAL, Nov. 2S.-
Spurned and Stunned by his fellow
beings, unable to find food or shelter
In the Iaunts OF men, s. Albee, a
roadmaster Of the Southern Pacific
company, spent all night alone in a
box car near here, following an en-
counter with a polecat.
Albee was riding a gasoline velo-
cipede when he ran down the cat,
with the disastrous results. His ap-
pearance at the willows depot
caused a panic and, unable to get
within shouting distance OF human
soul, Albee sought refuge in a box
car. The car is being aired on a
lonely sidetrack today.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-12-01
ORGANIZE NEW GRANGE

A country grange to consist OF
numbers from all the oranges In
the county will be organized in
Grants Pass by r. l.. Lee. state or.
ganizer at the woodmans hall, Dec
ember 2, at II am.
MIR Lee, assisted by W J. rurvey,
county deputy organized grange
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-12-01

NORTH YAKIMA, Wash, Nov
early today when the Northern Pa.
citlc eastern express struck a spread
rail near Wapaota, 10 miles east Of
North Yakima, aud three tullmsns
a diner, a tourist aad smoking car
were deraueA.
Three OF the cars left thelr bucks
and plowed loto the earth on thelr
sides. The engine and baggage ears
held TO the rails
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-12-01

Main streets this morning. Lock-
wood is also under arrest.
Lockwood and man called Cap"
but about whom nothing has yet been
learned, were locked up.
Counsel for the defense declare
they know nothing of the alleged
bribe. LeCompte Davis, Of counsel,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-12-01
Return To Kansas


Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Anderson, who
have resided in Grants Pass for the
past five years, leave today for their
old home in Marquette, Kansas,
where they expect to remain. Up
to a few months ago Mr.. and Mrs.
Anderson conducted the Ice cream
and confectionery parlors on South
Sixth street, but were forced to give
up the business on account OF Mr..
Anderson's failing health. 1t Is ex-
pected that the change to his old
home will be greatly beneficial to
him.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1911-12-01
COUNTY TREAsURERs NOTICE

There are funds In the county
treasury to pay all warrants regis,
tered on or before Feb. 81, 1909. aud
interest will cease from the Slst OF
October. 1911.
]. II. PETERSON,
11-S-St County Treasurer