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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-11-04
The Situation Is Getting More Inter-
esting in Illinois as the Time for
Settling Things Draws Nigh.
Both Parties Have Bands of Progressives Who
Are Making Pile of Noise
Just Now.

Henry p. Bergen, $3.50 8.
Marshfeld av. Dem.
Emily M. Hill, 5939 Went
worth Az. ................Pro
Paul H. Clanahan, 6424 Eg.
gleston av. ...............Pro.
4--Thomas J. Healy. 1921 EN-.
erald av. ................R Rep.
Thomas F. Aylard, 1859 nth
b. .................. .Doms
Victor q. Brown, 1851 8.
Oakley av. Dem.
Elias 8. Lloyd. 1924 Lloyd
aW. ..............p. ...Fro.
Albert J. ierwell. 3452 w.
go Ut. .................. Pro.
81. q. Bidwill. ST.. 111a 8.
Ashland Az. Rep.
Anthony Michalel. 1895
Washburn Az. ...........R Rep.
J. Hermanek, 2122 8. Ash.
land ~. Dem.
Frank venecek, 1726 W.
18th ut. Dem.
e-Homer X. 0slpin. 1920 Mon.
roe ................... rep.
James e. Evans, 740 8.
Campbell ~. ........... Rep.
8. D. Grimm, 1885 w. Adams
d. ................. dom.
James T. Dwyer. 1916 8.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1911-11-04

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-29
TOY MAKERS
TO Be HERE
TONIGHT
4 DELIGHTFUL COMIC OPERA
WITH WONDERFUL COSTUMING
AND SPECTACULAR STAGE SET.
TINGS AND EFFECTS - DON'T
FAIL TO SEE IT.

The most popular comedian which
the West has ever known. Ferris
Hartman, who has just completed the
most successful season he has ever
had in Los Angeles, will visit Salem
tonight where he will appear at the
Grand Opera House in his wonderful
creation of "The Toymalpr." This
charming and delightful comic opera
has been played by Mr.. Hartman for
so long that he has become thorough
ly identified with it and his concep-
ton of the part of the old toymaker
of Nurenburg, Johannes G%uggenhei-
mer, has become a classic with him.
Mr.. Hartman comes equipped with
the best production and the largest
company, which he has ever had and
"The Toymaker" will be rendered in
a most elaborate and fitting manner.
The costumes and scenery are all
now, bright and attractive. The
company consists of over SO people
In which is specially featured Wal
ter De Leon and Miss "Muggins' Da-
vies, who have just created a tre-
mendous success in Mr.. De Icons
own play, "The Campus" which has
just completed a record breaking run
of 16 weeks at the Grand Opera
House in Los Angeles, and in which
Mr.. De Leon and Miss Davies will be
starred next season. In scenic equip
ment and costume splendor, "The
Toymaker" will be the most elabor-
ate production seen here in many
years. A noteworthy scene being
that of the toy shop with its huge re-.
volving drums, its daintily clad and
beautiful girl chorus and its atmos-
phere of light and gaiety make it
particularly attractive. In addition
to those mentioned, the company will
contain the names of Oliver Lenoir,
Joseph Fogarty Miss josie Hart and
many others. Seldom or v has
a comic opera been given such de-
lightful music as Audran has sup
piled in "The Toymaker' and rem
dered in the name of the Ferris
Hartman Opera Company, it proves
a source of pure delight.
Prices $1.00, 75c and soc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-29
VANCOUVER, WASH,
LETS CONTRACTS
For Extensive Street Improvements,
Including Much Bitulithic
Paving.

The most important matter to be
acted upon by the Vancouver
Gil this season was letting contracts
for the improvement of city streets
with bitulithic payment. The work
will be rushed to completion this
summer, If possible.
After the bids had been opened and
the necessary motions passed covering
the letting OF the contracts, a num-
Der of representatives of paving, 9th
er than those receiving the contracts,
appeared before the body and at
tempted to influence that body in
holding back on the bids because all
of the unsuccessful ones were lower
than the bitulithic bid.
1t was brought out, however, that
the property owners, who pay for the
paving improvements, including the
intersections, wanted the bitulithic,
and were not DESTROYS of entertaining
any other pavement, Notwithstanding
the fact that the same was cheaper
Vancouver Columbian.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-29
COULD NOT WRITE

Versailles, Ky.-Mrs. Elisha Green,
of this place, says, 81 could not write
all the different pains l had, when l
first tried Cardui. 1 could scarcely
walk. Now l am able to run the sew
ing machine and do my work; and my
neighbors tell me the medicine must
be good, for l look so much better"
Cardui is a specific, pain-relieving,
tonic remedy, for women. In the past
80 years, it has been found to relieve
women's unnecessary pains, and fe-
male misery, for which over a million
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-29
HAIR NATURALLY ABUNDANT
When 1t Is Free of Dandrufi, 1t
Grows Luxuriantly.

Hair preparations and dandruff
cures, as a rule, are sticky or irri-
tating affairs that do no early good,
Hair, when not diseased, grows nat
urally, luxuriantly. Dandruff is the
cause of nine-tenths of all hair trou
BILE, and dandruff is caused by a
germ. The only way to cure dand-
ruff is to kill the germ; and, so far,
the only hair preparation that will
positively destroy the germ is New
bros Herpicide-absolutely harm
less, free from grease sediment, dye
matter or dangerous drugs. 1t allays
itching instantly; makes hair glossy
and soft as silk. Destroy the cause,
you remove the effect" Sold by
leading druggists. Send 10 cents in
stamps for sample to The Herpicide
Co., Detroit, Mich. One dollar bot
ties guaranteed. j. c. Perry.
The Western association has blown
up. Poor attendance over the cir
cult touched off the fuse.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-29

and we have been assaulting the
problem with pen and ink and paper
diatribes instead Of going at 1t with
hoe and pillow and spreader.
Trades, artisans, producers, creators
and young women who can build
homes and equip them for the coming
generations are the need of the day
and not more professionals.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-29
FOURTH OF JULY FARES
VIA OREGON ELECTRIC RY

Round trip tickets will be sold to
all points on the Oregon Electric
railway, minimum fare 35 cents, and
to all points on The North Bank Road
(Goble, Ore, and points east where
the one way fare is $500 or less, for
one and one-third fare. Dates of
sale July 1 to 4 inclusive, return
limit, July 9Th. 6-23-9t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-29

suffering women have successfully
used 1t. Try Cardui for your trou-
bles. 1t will help you. At the near
est drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-29
TEN THOUSAND AT LEBANONS
FLOWER AND BERRY FESTIVAL

Many Attend From Salem and incidentally Do Some Good
Boosting for the Cherry Far---CO. HOter Makes Address
on industrial Education" and Points Out the Necessity
of the Public Schools Prepar ing the Students for Practical
Life, Instead of Simply Getting Them Ready for College,
Which the Great Majority Never Reach.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-12
NNvAgvlftv Observation-Disclosures
8 Anxem6nrger gla6rtdten :


lid 5r. grneit sc. 8oa. aopotat. gang
.beIoroers perbient semaft bat. Iae
Torfebrun9en 3ur Sdobermeiie muir
Den bon Den ~foleenben Serren setrofz
fen: 8eter Walget, Yraiieent; grneit
NJ. 0oa, Sefrctdr; Better 9etteen,
Sdonsmeiiter; Soiepb 8inanbp, Sobn
=. aoob, Sobn g. Rihels, Ratbins
Heimen, Hibolas 9ierden, Better
5bome, Subert Soitert, Ridolas Neiz
merit. 81. Sobn 8lein. Yeter =.
arans. Rifolas &artbauier. Sobn
y. 1aener, Sobn g. 2eiber, 3enrp
Wietor, Sobn 9ibier. 2eonaro Shus
Ter, Ridolas Wietor, V6ilipp Smith,
Soiepb Ga Ylume. Watbias Sung,
Nnton Sres. BERN Saubenfelb. Hthoz
las Slam unb Niholas Sbtu.
lleber Die 2uremburger S1o6er&
meiie gu Chicago berihteten beuer bic
1~asesblGtter mSninois Staats3ts.",
-Gbicago abenopoit"", beneu bieier
8eridt tbei1peiie entnommen lit;
ferner beg u1aiInaritee Serolb". uno
omar Solsenbes:
~ btcdgp, gu, 4. sept. - sSrt
8osers Bari bel Chicago ipurbe an,
Sonntng bic adte Sabres&Y eriarnms
lung Der Bereinisrns Der 9ugemburs
ger e~r0ffnet, Die ioeennnnte .Shobers
meiie", Elm abbilb beg biitoriifen Gus
rembureer Submarines. Wit bieier
Mefie, bic bnrd einen Seitaus am
Sonntag 9afmittag eingeleitet ipurbe,
lit cine ldnbtpirthihaftlthe Iusitels
lung perbunben, Die am eriten Gage
bon gesen 1000 Herionen beinht
iprrbe."
l1nb LAT not leait", bds 8eItblatt
she Chicago 9ailp Sribune". 0ies
ielbe brafte 8pei 8ilber o Der
nSair" unb einen fiirsen 8eriht, in
Incident nntiirlih Die lieben 2ebes
burger ais 8eihsbeutide fisurierten
unb ipie ii6 ia setpiile 9uremburger
ben Geniussg eamten aud ~an5usebeu
pflegen: .8e bail from 3~uremburs,
@ermanp." 6iersu bemerft bic
.Slinois S%taots3te." an eoitorieller
Steue iarfaitiih: .9ie .Gbicaso
Tribune" 5dblt 2ugemburg 9eutihs
lamb gu. 8eft FOL 0enn nun
2uremb,ire. 9eutihlanb rnb nod elm
pnnr europdiihe @rnBmdhte benz
3uitinmen. lam es beiben: Hin in
SEN beutifen gunb!~ - Wir banfen
iebr: Rir tpeIe bleiipe mat n,er lin!
- 6. 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-12
|Grofber7oatbum.
aus srr bamptRaht.

2ngembnrs, %. Iusuit. -
Sn nnierer Stabt iraren geitern 5fpei
ploslihe Sterbefdae 51 p~er5eitnen.
@esen 3 Ibr bes Nadmittags ipuroc
Serr llrbanp, 8aireausgb in Der
8runbfrebitanftnlt, bon einem Stlagz
fluiie credit. - Im @orsen bate Sr.
2asrange, Snbaber zines SteQenpcrs
mittelunsSs Bureaus in Der 8roB Ctr.
cine 8lutitur5 ~erlitten unb mar ebenz
falls einise augenblide ipdter cine
2eihe.
HrieiferinbilGum. Sonnerstoa,
ben "a. Iusuit, feier:en ibr 25siGbz
RIGGS Yrieitcrilbildum Die botblpiirois
gen Serren: Iatb. gapelius, 9fars
rer in 8eibpeiler; Nif. 8psinaer,
Efarrer in @oItingen; Yater augrit
@reot. 9eneoiftincrmond, Yrpfciior
in 8om; S. .. b'5uart. Yiarrer in
@eimersfirh; Satob Rcpers, atbes
ndumsprofeiior in 9uremburg; Sob.
get. Niues. Yfarrer in Siebenbruns
men; Sob. Ycter. Siarrcr in Der Si0s
5eie Srier; Sob. Better 1intb. Bro
feiIor an Der Sauolperferihule uno
Director bes Sanpnerfcr : Yeniios
mates; Setter Shmit, Yfarrcr in @lts
ipies; Iatb. Shuller. Yfarrer in
Rieberbonpen unb Sr. Strpnf. 8eftpr
IN Simpelpelo (Sonano).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-12
aus ben iibrisem TbeiIen.

y Il r e II, %. Irs. - Mnf bem,
bieiisen 8anne, Srt seuannt .8roIs
ienberg, entltanp Elm GROCER 9obbedeus
brand. Sem bieii9en Iferer Steiden
Selir perbrannten ca. 80 Wpr0en
Gobbeden unb erleibet berielbe cinen
Shaben bon 1000 Sr. Ser @es
iammtihahen o flint anberen
gisentbilmern ipirb auf ca. 1000 Sr.
geid)dst.
&etspclt, 25. auguIt. - Ser
Iferer Serr Rif. Bagener bon bier,
iiel bonn Serbooen berunter uno 400
lid idiuere Gerlesungen 5u.
Merid d., 81. Nueuit. - Iuf Der
Sruher Miible mar Der 10 Sabre alte
Gncdlt Nitolaus &lciu bicier Sa9e be-
idGftigt, Dor ocm Sailie ieines Sienits
BERN einen nit Safer bclaneucn
Wageu IN Die Sfeure 81 briu9cn. als
CT infolse elmer az fur8 ausgefiibrtcn
8enoung POM Waecn9citea an Ole
rette Seite 9ctroiien murre. gr iicl
uno erIitt einen 8ippenbru6 UNI
idmere Glietifungen an Der Sruit,
poburf err dnoerenta9s itarb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-12

Worbeboff bon Subuoue. 9. Sorfenz
brof bon Nefp Sampton 5. g. 9ag@
ner bon Grcsco, y. EiiB bon Sonia,
s. 8irs bon 0eeper. 8. Wiinitermanrl
bon &edrnep, Nebr., Serman &ilbcr@
bling bon Hortb Waibin9ton, s. Waner
bon Reper. Der Gag perflpB in Der
semiitblihiten l~tnterbaltung babin ab.
- Sn Der lestionntdgliden Ser
iarnmlrns bes ct. Soiepb'ssG ereins
nurben Wih. 0tauer unb s. y. 8ars
tbolmeD al5 9elesaten fir ben fom@
member ct. 8onifo5ius z8uno, Der i'm
Gftober in 0perspilIe tast. sclpabIt,
Steien iperben lid nedb cine Insabl
Mitslieoer anihlieben. : Die 5beoz
logic Stnbierenben, 5erren Rathias
unb Seinrih Nanternaf, iinb In>
fangs Der We6e in bas Seminar in
ct. Saul. Miun., 5urildeefebrt. -
.aatb. @ddter."
Sn elmer unierer letten Nummern,
in nelfer iiber ben @eiddftsfiibrer
beg G9ittenben ,5otel 3u Columbus.
Ohio, Germ EidJolas u. Court Hebe
sii1e, bieb es, Die glteril bes betrefe
fenben GERM piirben aus 2uremburs
itanmen. Sn einem bieie Node err
b~altenen 8riefe tbeilt uns Serr Court
nit, bdS Iein Batter gu 2enningen unb
feline Wlitter 5u Weistpampah sebos
rem tparen. nno bab er ebenfaus einen
SnteI bate. Der 6pfap. Rtfolas
Court. bamals gu 8aiIerbiaig, 2uz
yen,bnrs. itationiert.
Mnrpra, ~. - Snbier lit in $40.
35S 8rope Ctr, I'M Mlter bon 70
Subren Srau Midael 8etit aus
Sersis. 8elsien. eebiirtig, eeitorben.
Srau 9etit binterldbt anger ibrem
g%ebeligten 8atten nod Die folsenben
aHt &inber: Sran Yeter Sunsels in
Ifteil, Yeter Yetit in Norbs aurora.
Sau s. Wt. Sis, aurora, Srau g.
s. Geiilanb in Chicago, Srau 9. s.
Waes unb Srai anna 9aleiben in
aurord, Sobu g. 8etit in Ndper>
billie. STRAIT q. 90. Sisler in Iurpra.
Sic rube in Sricbenl Ser Sanilie
unIer geileib!
Sprinsbrppf, ga. - Serr S6edel
uno Wite Sfoltes uno Sobn Sleiier
beiudten Die Nnsiteauns su Ses
Woines. - Gm Sonntag bat iiH i'm
ShedelsSeim elm Sunse einseiteLt.
Sas 9usenb lit iest bod unb matbe>
matiid, senau setbeilt. iefs Snnsen
uno feds IGbhen. Serr Shedel bat
cine Sdneiter, bic Nutter bon fiinfs
aebn &inbern lit unb Sdedel's Mutz
ter hattie 16 &inoer. grappl -
6 r +.
@eaenne, Sa. - Gm %. gnsuit
feierten Sr. unb Srau Saf. Wanbere
ifeio golbene So6seit. = Bel ibren
gltarn, Germ nnb Srau Better Steil,
batter. tpeifte berfloiiene @ofe Srau
6. 81. WiIler. geborene 2ena Steil.
gle tpirbe am 6. Suli nit einem Sc
ihdftsmann aus Oregon nerbeiratbet,
berbrahte bic Slittertpoden in Gbis
cngo unb lit iest mad Oregon absea
retit. @Dse ibr Sas Slid bold fem!
= Corr.
Bort @aihinstpn. @is. - Sic be-
poritehenbe Sohaeit bon SoIepb Gltens
bort. Sobn bon Gbas. Mtenoorf, uni
Srl. Nnnd Sbontas (@uilder Sang
tpurbe in Der ct. @ariens Stride an,
Sonntag gum eriten Male pertiinsist.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-12
~
ct. 4aul, Winn.

ct. Nanl, Wainn. - Ser bieiisc
.@nnberer" berihtet: Ser 0eutide
Gag murbe am Sonntas pom S.e4.
Gentralbrno bur6 eineu l1msue unb
elm 0oltsfeit auf Der Babe Sniel be-
aangen. On benz l1nl3lse betbeiligS
ten iif tpebcr bic in Der beutihen fas
tboliIheu SOberation orenniiierten
@ereine. nod bic 2uremburser. Sen
Sem Der Yarabe bilbeten Die beutifen
9oaen, ioenen iih Die 9eianss. 8rte>
gera unb Surnpereine lino einige
Observation-Disclosures Wereine ans
i6loTeu. sus Iinneapolis tpar
cine itattlihe Iborbnuns in autos
mobilen erihienen. Von subers
Idiiiser Settle miro uns miteetbeilt:
SD babe bic Sbeilnebmer gemiien>
bait ge5dblt. gs naren in Der
9arabe: feds Iuiitfapeueu. spei
9rommlerforps. rs Mutomobile, bars
unter 81 aus Minneapolis. Elm Sdans
fpasen NIT is Yerionen unb 1897
Morihierenoe. Wenn Sic bic 3abl
aaer 5beilnebmer, berittenen, sebens
ben unb fabrenben, ailf etfpa 1000
Biz 1900 angeben, baben Sic bic
3abl cher an bod ais 5i nieorig anz
geeeben." Gm Rontas fanb bic
SabresperIammlung bes Central
bunbes itatt. 9ie bis6erigen Be-
amten ipurben sroStentbeils fpieber@
setpdblt. Sic nGflte Saeung ipirb
in Reip lttm absebalten.
8emien. Sa., ben 7. Sept II. -
Yapa Wifael Bed, Der iest q Sabre
alt lit, battle berfloRenen Sreitag Die
Sreube 81 Sproblinge ieiner SamiIie
i'm gerdiimigen Bed Seim 5niammen
81 ieben, che er feinen 8interbeiuf,
an StlItteart, Irfanias. antrat. Sic
IntpeIenbcn tparen: Serr unb Srau
s. 3. ged uno &inber bon HemIen;
frau 2ena Bed S1pebah bon @ran>
bile; Serr uno Srnu 5ranf Bed unb
&inber pon 6aparben; Srau YbiIoz
mena 8ed@ Shuls unb &inber bon
Bebiter 9th unb Srau Warie Bed
8agner bon HemIen. - Soiepb Sbia
nno Iaria Stoffels. tpelde Dor feds
Wofen bon Ssis, ~9urembnrs, nit
5errn iinb Srau Sobn 0. @alles in
HemIen anlansten, BADEN lid perflois
ienen Monta9 in Der ct. Iarien>
Stride bnrh Yrieiters Sano gum
8nno fir's 2eben pereinen laiien.
0as iunee Yaar ipeilt ee~senlpdrtis
I'M Seirne Der gbeleute Yalentin Sitert
in Der HGbe bon 2eYaars. gs piro
I'M Sriihiabr iein eiaenes Seim be-
5ieben. Sbm nniere beiten Slid
tpiinIhel - Yeter Miles, auf ieiner
Seimreiie bon europa besriffcn, bat
Germ s. g. aieffer. Heoatteur Der
.8emien Bell g%uterpriie", inior>
miert, baB bic Gltern bes Srn. Sobn
5onri6t nit ibm auf Dem Sampfer
~2opiano" ben S5ean aefreu3t. aber
duf Der SbrdneninIel, ellis SsIanb.
lpesen boben Ilters 5ur~iifgebalten
iporoen limb. baB man iebph Nnltrenga
unsen aemad)t. bieIelben fret an be-
fommen. Sb bieielben eriolsreid
iein iperoen, lam CUR 3eit nod nitt
mitgetbeilt iperoen. - Scrr q. 6.
8incprif. &aiiierer Der Is man Sruit
& Sapinss 8ant, Dubuque. "a.
meilte periloliene @pGe bier 9eIdGitss
balber; er beiudte ebenfals Die Sas
Mile W. u. Saber, - Corr.
Cascade, Sa., Z. Sept. - gm ieb
ten Wittlpph luurbc uuIer bohlpiirs
bigger Yiarrer bon benz angcnebmen
Seiude Der fol9enben bofm. Serren
hpherfreut: Rid Sies bon Bellevue.
Cos. auemper bon Carroll, Inton
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-12

CUR ielben 3eit bielten Seutidlanb
lino Sranfreif ibre Slottenrepiien
ab. BET &iel beiidtiete Safer Wils
belrt lpeit iiber bunbert &riessihiffe
Der oeutid,en Mdrine, unb I'M 6afen
bon 3oulon fnnb Dor Dem Yrdiibenz
ten Sallierss bic Yarabe Der mdhties
item ariegsflotte itatt, bic Srnnfreid)
le periammelt bat. go langc .cs BEL
Slottenparaoen bleibt, lit Die Safe
ia niht gefdbrlih. nSeutid)er
Gprreippnoeut
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-12

@inem Iniinncn engliider Gcpes
renbs. Die Staatsfair bon Itinneiota
ON Sonntag eeifloiien 3u balten, lit
@cnperneur G~berbarbt nit einem ents
id,iebenen .Nein" eutgesen getreten.
Gutos Wettrennen unb anbere Sports
1nter6altnneen moeen unterlaiien
bleiben, aber Dem Wolfe an ieinem
8ubeta9e @elegenbeit CUR grboluns
nno gelebrlins gu eeben, bag io1
ntft perboten iein. 8c1t fol -
yWtiltpaufee 6eroIb."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-12

Bort Waibinstun. Bis. - Sic be-
roritehenbe 5oh3eitr bon Soiepb Iltens
bort. Sobn bon Gbas. Altenoorf, unb
SRI. Gnnd Sbonlas (@uiider Sang
tpurbe in Der ct. Rariens Stride AM
gonntag gum eriten Male pertiinSist.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-12

.Wir baben in 2on6on an einem
Saee mebr Irmutb unb glenb unb
Seioen geieben, ais pGbrenS u~niercr
gan5en 8eiic nuf Dem c%nropGiifen
9ontincnt". ertldrte giirgermeiitcr
Sisscralo bon Bottom. Gs lit ion1it
Die botite Seit. raB Sobn Bull itf
INN letne eigenen Insclegenbeiten be-
fintmert. - sSa. Staats3tg."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-12

Die 2cide bes peritcrbenen llnters
netmers inlo Spefulanten Gates fparb
nidt in ieine eneere 3eimatb 3ur geis
fesuns iiberfiibrt. .Se fpoulo rest
easier II be mere near tic scene Of
BATTLE, ion er it'd Dor Dem lobe ae<
dubert baben. Inter Dem .Shladt>
felbc" ober molten feline I~nseborigen
Den Sfnniplas ieincr fir ben grfperb
ieiner Wtlionen dusihlagaebenben
9bdtisfeit: Waa Street beritanbcn
baben. DAB 8ates biefe elm
.Shlahtfelb" ndnnte. lit nnaemein
fdrafteriitiih; aber nid)t nur er beet
bieIe Mnihnuung. bab has @ebiet
pirtbSdaftliher 5bdtisfeit Gin
,Shlahtfelb" Sei. llnb eben bas
lit Der srobe Srrtbum Der Sreiipirtbs
ihaft. bic .freie @ieie" aeihaffen
All 6aben. auf Der Die SnbipiSmen
ibren aampf UNITS Saiein ausfehten
ioleu. ipdbrenb Der Staat Den miibis
cen 3uidauer 1pielt. p9as lit Sic
beriiSmte .freie Gonturrer3", fir bic
Starten Elm iebr giinItiges @er6dltnib,
meint einmal 8. Yeid mil anberen
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-28
IMMENSE CROPS
BUT NO LABORERS
This Is the Complaint Of
Ysleta-The Fruit Is
Good.

Ysleta, Texas, June 2S.-Laborers
are scarcer than ever before in the val
ley. Crops are abundant and high
prices are being paid for labor. clint
people are coming here hunting labor
ers, and Ysleta farmers are hunting
men down toward Clint. If prospects
continue as they are this will be the
biggest crop year ever known IN the
valley.
There is an abundance of water in
the canal
An experienced fruit buyer of Cali
fornia. who visits the finest orchards
in the United States made the state
ment that j. ]. Smiths Bartlett pear
orchard, within three miles Of Ysleta,
is the finest he has ever seen.
Miss Concha Carbajal entertained
number of her friends at an a1fresco
party. An orchestra played throughout
the reception. and iced punch and cake
we're served. Among other amusements
an ola filled with CONNECTIONS was sus-
pended from q tree, and the guests,
blindfoIded, took turns in trying to
break it. Charlie Caseres succeeded.
Lieut. Rogers of K troop, who has
been away on account of illness, VIII
be able to join his troop in six weeks.
Mrs n. NJ Gillem was hurt while
getting out Of her automobile. She is
dDl6 10 De up Dul Is Slll4 COAliACO ~
her room.
Mrs. Revel and Mrs. Gil1em have
moved into their new bungalow.
Floyd Oden is in from the Hall ranch
on the mesa, and reports grass plenti-
full and cattle fat. A recent rain fell
there that amounted almost to a cloud
burst, filling all the water tanks.
The indians have been dancing for
several days in celebration of the fest
of San Juan
Mrs. Robert F. Cole entertained the
Thimble club at her home, Vine cot
tage, near Ysleta. The reception room
and COOL shaded porches were fra
grant with bowls of roses and lemon
verbena. Refreshments of grape juice
sherbet and angel food cake were
served Those who enjoyed Mrs. Coles
hospitality were Mesdames c. N. Smith,
George w. Huffman, John Mcdonald
F. w Whitney. A. L. Peterman. Louis
Folk, W. d. Lansden and Miss Annie
McSain.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-28
RAILROAD NOTES

Fireman R. L. Singleton of the T. p.
laid off Tuesday for a short rest.
Conductor Sheay of the T. P. has re-
turned from Wisconsin. where he has
been taking layoff
The new I. & P. passenger 1ocomo-
tive No, 322. arrived Tuesday. This
engine is much larger than any at
present in use. and is of the 20x2S
Crook tyne.
T. A Wright. the electrician at the
G. H. power plant laid off Tuesday
and viii go to Colorado for his vaca-
ton
Tim Sullivan. passenger conductor
on the G. H. took layoff yesterday,
ard Geo. Daley now has his run.
Clinton Bowers started in the first
of the week as apprentice in the engi-
neering department of the G. H
The shops of the G. H. will resume
operations on the first of the month.
having been shut down en- the both by
assistant, superintendent Ferguson.
new air compressor ard a $50
kilowatt generator have been installed
at the power plant of the G. H, which
will double the capacity of the plant.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-28
RANKs no CLOsE JULY 4.

The banks viii close Tuesday, July
&. all day. in annual observance Of the
national independence day.