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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-11

ago which does away with the engross.
ment of the CODE Instead Of the usual
certified typewritten copy of the. bill,
the code goes into the senate in pieces.
Of the code as reported by the commits
sion; second, the l68-page pamphlet con-
tanning the amendments prepared by
the judiciary committee; and third, the
amendments adopted by the house dur
ing the week, which appear in the house
journals for each day.
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abour Realty Co.
Real Estate, Loans, Rentals, Insurance,
40 FIRST AVENUE SOUTH

$75OO-66x165, well inside. on Hennepin
avenue. where property is selling for
5000 per foot. We consider this an Jex-
ira fine purchase.
$4,000 corner, sOx15o the ground
should be worth $4,000, the. improves
ments consisting Of a solid brick house,
cost $4,000, we'll inside in a, growing
location and is well worth investigation
for it's the biggest kind Of a bargain:
$3751742xlsS, one or nor more perfect lots It's
on Humboldt, near S5th street: have
! certainly worth $500 each. E
$1175-5ox1S5, this lot is on Lowry Hill
property lies we'll and Is really worth
$4,000; it is one Of those rare bargains
which can seldom be secured. Z,
$l575-62x14o on Hennepin avenue
running thru to another avenue. well
inside; all street improvements paid for,
fine trees; the fact, that this lot has a
double frontage makes it very valuable
for it can be improved by two separate
buildings. .t
FOR RENT-One of those new. seven
room fireproof flats at 1903 and 161:
Stevens avenue at $3S and $45 each.
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The records of the day-deaths.
births, marriages, hotel arrivals, rail
road time tables, realestate transfers,
building permits and other information
Of interest-will be found, together
with want advertisements, on page 10
of this ISSUE
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PREPARING REPORT
Railroad Investigation Committee
|. Meets With Commission.

The legislative committee on rate in
vestigation held an executive session
yesterday afternoon with the members
of the railroad and warehouse commits
sion, to discuss what legislation is
needed to correct the existing evils: An
other such meeting will be held Tues
day, after which the committee will pre-
pare it's report. With the report will
come one or more bills embodying the
ideas Of the committee.
The committee will probably indorse
the Thorpe bill, which is the same as
the Stone bill Of two years ago, prohib-
iting railroads from raising rates on
any commodity without consent of the
railroad and warehouse commission. It
will also indorse the Gandrud bill, pro
hibiting the railroads, from raising
switching charges, on coal, lumber, grain
and live stock, without the consent of
the commission. Another bill may be
changing the classifcations of freight
without consent Of the commission.
| The Iowa distance tariff law, intro
duced by Senator Witherstine, is being
considered, but the sentiment of the
committee members seems to be against
| adopting the system for, Minnesota.
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Fire

j.. ..-.. Fire
ATLAS ASSURANCE co. of London.
CAhEpoNIAN INSURANCE co. of
CITIZENS INSURANCE co. of Mis-
CoMMERCIAL UNION ASSURANCE
co. of London. L.
DETROIT FIRE & MARINE INSUR-
ANCE co. of Michigan.
FIREMEN' FUND INSURANCE co.
of San Francisco.
GERMAN AMERICAN INSURANCE
co. of New York
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE co.
INSURANCE co. OF NORTH AMER
ICA. ii
LIVERPOOL & LONDON & GLOBE
INSURANCE co. of England.
LAW, UNION & CROWN INSURANCE
co. Of London.
NEW YORK =. UNDERWRITERS
AGENCY Of New York.
NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE co.
NORWTCH UNION FIRE INsUR-
ANCE SOCIETY of London.
NORTH BRITISH & MERCANTILE
| INSURANCE CO. of London.
PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSURANCE
w. or pennsylvania.
PHENIX INSURANCE co. of Brook
lyn. rs r.. = ..-.....
PHOENIX INSURANCE co. Of Hart
ford
PHILADELPHIA UNDERWRITERS
of Philadelphia
QUEEN INSURANCE co. of America.
ROYAL INSURANCE co. Of England.
SCOTTISH UNION &. NATIONAL IN
SURANCE co. Of edinburgh
STATE FIRE INSURANCE co. of
Liverpool. .eA,...... 49,. .,.... ..
SPRINGFIELD FIRE & MARINE IN
SURANCE co. Of Massachusetts,.
UNION ASSURANCE SOCIETY of
London. 80. .-.' .....t.
Marine
FIREMEN IS FUND.
MANNHEIM.
ST. PAUL FIRE g. MARINE.
General Agents for Minnesota,
No. Dakota and So. Dakota
NEW YORK PLATE GLASS INSUR
ANCE co.
NEW JERSEY PLATE GLASS IN
i SURANCE co.
Correspondence with agents solicited
Employers Liability
4 BURGLARY.
TOURIST FLOATER.
FIDELITY BONDS and all Other
classes of Insurance. written.
! Automobiles
& We write fire insurance on AUTOMo
BILES at lowest rate and under
form without any restrictions. Cal
us up before placing insurance OF
AUTOMOBILES.
New York Life Bldg, Minneapolis
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To Denver, $685.:

To Denver, $685.;
Houston and Galveston, Texas. $2O.o5;
Oklahoma, $1415. Correspondingly low
rates for settlers to other points south
and southwest March 21st.
Call on J. G. Rickel, city ticket agent,
424 N1collet avenue
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Would Increase Inheritance Tax.

The senate judiciary committee to-
day recommended to the senate for
a constitutional amendment to permit
of increasing the inheritance tax from
s to. 10 per cent The committee re-
ported without4 recommendation the
Somerville, bill to establish a registry
tax on mortgages. The Peterson bill,
proposing az convention to- revise the
state constitution, was also, reported
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BUSINESS IN MINNESOTA IN 1904.
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
Department Of Insurance

STATE OF MINNESOTA,
Department Of Insurance.
Whereas, the National Fire Insurance Com
pany, a corporation organized under the laws Of
Connecticut has fully complied with the pro-
visions of the laws of this State. relative to
the admission and authorization of insurance
companies of its class.
Now, therefore, l. the undersigned. Insurance
Commissioner do hereby empower and authorize
the said above named company to transact it's
appropriate business of fire and tornado insur-
ance In the State Of Minnesota. according to
the laws thereof. until the 31st day of January.
A. D. 1906. unless said authority be revoked or
otherwise legally terminated prior thereto.
In testimony whereof, / have ehereunto set my
hand and affixed my official seal at ST.. Paul,
this 31gt day Of January. A. D. 1905
$50 THOMAS D. O'BRIEN, <,
Insurance Commissioners.
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CIVIL SERVICE BILL

Substitute Will Be Reported by the
House Committee.
The house committee on public health,
dairy and food will on Monday recon-
mend substitute bill providing a civil
service system for the state dairy and
food department. The new system is
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S125O-This is one of those old-fash-
Toned genuine bargains on Bloomington
avenue. beyond Lake street. Consists
of a thoroughly well built home con-
tanning ten rooms, hardwood finish,
rnantel and CRATE cellar, cistern. we'll,
front and back stairs stone walks and
steps, city water paid for. all in first
class condition; the house would cost
to build $4,000; do not neglect seeing
this. E... ,:,% - st.~ 81
S2oOO-In the vicinity OF Hennepin and
Twenty seventh street. a good home of
ten rooms, hardwood finish and floors,
strictly modern, a fine location, a de-
cided bargain. Va: -! -
s $95O-4sx12O, on Portland avenue, near
SD street. ;Gt&, -, i.
$25OO-42x165. between Nicollet and
Lyndale, near 31st street. This lot has
two fronts improvements consist of a
first-class house of ten rooms hard
wood floors. ombination heat, a finely
fitted bathroom, all In fine condition.
certainly a good purchase.
$525-5ON146, on University. near 9th
avenue Sc: has all the street improve
ments, including sewer. paid for.
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THE LEGISLATURE
LEGISLATIVE DoINGs
TODAY

SENATE. ~
Revised code brought in from house
and referred to Judiciary committee.
Special order on Schaiier bill con-
tlnued to Tuesday. Ss S6u. pa
Bill raising personal property ex-
emptlon to 5000 Is advanced.
State census bill recommended to
pass. "
Adjourned to Monday, 10 am.
HOUSE.
Not In session. Meets Monday,
2 pm.
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NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Principal office: Hartford, Conn. organized
in 1862 James Nichols. President. B. R.
Stillman, Secretary. Attorney to accept service
in Minnesota: Insurance Commissioner. Cash
capital, $1,OO0,OOO.
INCOME IN 1904.
Premiums other than perpetuals. 81, 423, 659. Is
Rents and interest .............. 252, 9S4 OF
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ROYAL INSURANCE CoMPANY-Principal of.
fee in the United States, New York City.
Commenced business in the United States in
1851 E. F. Beirdall, general manager in the
United States. Attorney to accept service in
| Minnesota: Insurance Commissioner. Deposit
capital, $2OOOOO
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STATE OF MINNESOTA,
DEPARTMENT Of Insurance.

: whereas, The Hartford Fire Insurance Com
pany. corporation organized under the laws
of Connecticut, has fully complied with the pro-
visions Of the laws Of this sta te relative to the
admission and authorization OF insurance COM
panies of its class.
Now. therefore, I, the undersigned. Insurance
Commissioner, do hereby empower and authorize
the said above-named company to transact Its
appropriate business of fire Insurance in the state
Of Minnesota. according to the laws thereof,
until the thirty first day of January, A. ~ lgo6
unless said authority be revoked OF otherWlse
legally terminated prior thereto.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my
hand and affixed my official seal ;at st. Paul
this 31st day of January, "A. ID. 1905.
THOMAS d. O'BRIEN, II
J Insurance Commissioners.
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NEW YORK PLATE GLASS INSURANCE COM.
PANY.-Principal office: New York City (Or-
ganized in 1917 Max Dawziger, President.
Major A White. Secretary. Attorney to accept
| service in Minnesota: Insurance Commissioner.
Cash capital, 500 900.
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RISKS AND PREMIUMS, 1904 BUSINESS.
Fire risks written during the year STA 300 90
Premiums received thereon. COL, SOC. 81
Marine and inland risks written
during the year ............... 137, 479, 422. 90
Premiums received thereon. 225, .21
Net amount in force at end Of the
year ....................... e1e.425. LOO
py-cJNL,cS I'M NINNrsoTA rN ,ooa
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Raised the Exemption.

For the first time in ten years
measure for raising the amount of per-
bill was s. F. go, by Senator Gjertsen,
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LIVERPOOL & LONDON GLOBE 1NsUR.
ANCE COMPANY OF LIVERPOOL-Princi-
pal office In the United States, New York
city. Commenced business in the United States
1S4SD William S: Warren, manager in the
United States for state of Minnesota Attorney
to accept service in Minnesota, Insurance Com
missioner. Deposit capital, 100000.
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LIS TRUST COMPANY, Insurance Department;

Of Christian aAd Wagner; l. BELKNAP ACENCY MINNEAPOLIS
)THERS ARMATAGE Representing Following
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1905-11-01
Slysfarir q Jdrnbrautum.

Nj cru fj0gur ar lioin sloan sambands-
ping Bandarik janna gaf ut Pao lagabo0 ao
ALTAR jarnbrautir herilandi skyldu arlega gefa
Bandarik j%astj6rn nakv@mar skyrslur yfr all
ar s%lysfarir er or0i0 hef0u PAD ar a hverri
braut. Taaa ST, er her fer a eftir synir hversu
margir farPegar og v%erkamenn hafa daio og
mei0st af jarnbrautaslysum Pessi fj0gur ar,
sem skyrslurnar ma yiir:
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1905-11-01
Meiddir

AT Pessu sest az sf6astli0i0 arstimabil
(sem enda0i 30. jdnD hafa 1898 MAINS dai0
og 55,466 mei0st af jarnbrautaslys um i Banda
rfkjunum og slysum Pessum fer fj0lgandi ar
lega. AT Pessu ma raaa 40 m0rgu er enn pa
ab6tavant, sem az Pvi mi0ar a0 vernda lif og
Iimi mamma q jarnbrautum og / 1j6tu brag0i
vir0ist svo sem %sIysfarir s6u par vo0alega
miklar og ti0ar. En- eff Pess er g@tt hversu
mikil. umferoin or a blum jarnb1autum /
Bandar'kj unum pa veroa slysin 40 til,Olu ekki
mj0g @gileg. Her 1 landi cru ALTAR %jarnbraut-
If samtals 213,904 mflur q lengd, og verka-
menn sem a peim Wilma cru alls ,220G, l2l en-
farPegar voru samtals ari0 sem leio I5,419,-.
6S2. 40 tilt0lu vi0 Pennan fj0lda hafa ferri
MEM dai0 af jarnbrautaslysum / Bandarikj-
unum si0ustu arin en- q Spani, Rdsslandi,
Egyptalandi, Portugal eoa Canada, en- a0 TIL
t0lu hafa P6 langAestir or0i0 fyrir meioslum
a jarnbrautum her I landi.
Skyrslur UNI arnbrautaslys / Nor6uralfu,
P@r er yer h0fum, ma Aestar ekki lengra en- til
1902, en- yer t0kum her nokkur riki til sam
anbur0ar med si0asta artali, sem skvrslunum
fy]gir.
----I Norfo -
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1905-11-01

svo REID vi0 honda sim a0 hun let l0greglu-
Pj6n taxa hann fastan n@sta dag og stefna
honum fyrir l0greglur6tt. En- Rockford log
reglud6mari gaf pam drskur0 i malinu, a0
h%verjum manni vsri logheimilt a0 hafa spent
an r%ottuboga i buxnavasanum eff honum svo
syndist, og a6 Pvi bdnu skipa0i ham 40 lata
fangann lausan.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1905-11-01

Josef Schultz Buffalo vildi lata konu
-sina hmtta Peim ovana az leita / v0sum hans
"a n6ttunni, svo ham keypti stalboga, sem
haf0ur er til 40 vei0a rottur ogg kom bonum
.fyrir spentum ibuxnavasa simmer ham hiatt
:a0i UNI kveldi0. I'm mi6n@tti vaknaoi ham
vio vo0aleg 6h]j6o og st0kk fram Or rdminu
til Pess a0 losa gildruna at h0nd kononnar,
sem var be0i marin o. bl60ug. Konunni
lp6tti ekkert gaman ao .Pessum hrekk, % var
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1905-11-01

mel peningaveski0 mitt / morgun og er eg pc
'ekki vanur a0 skiija PAD eftir hja konunni.
En- MI hefnist mer fyrir Pao, pvi m6r brad
lggjur a thu d0lum. Ekki v@nt eg per get
ID MI CERT svo vel az lana m6r thu dali til
morguns?"
,,Gu0velkomi0!" sagoi Hanna og for Of
Ian 1 vasa sim eftir peningunum. En- ham
*greip par aftur i t6mt og leita0i MI ihverjum
vasa en- ba0 for q s0mu lei6, Cowles sa az
ham skifti litum og var au0sjaanlega 0ldungis
forvi0a, og Pegar Eann var loks genginn dr
::skugga um a0 allir vasar varu t6mir sneri
ham ser az Cowles og sag0i:
,,Eg skill ekkert / Pessu, en- eg hefi visit
:gleymt peningunum lfka?"
,,J@ja, PAD er pa likt a komio me0 okk-
.ur:', svara6i Cowles, .,vi0 erum visit ba6ir farm
If al tapa minni'. -.
Svo kv0ddust Peir. En- um kveldi0 sendi
rCowles meo p6sti br6faveski, lyklakippu, pen
inga 90 trio, sem Hanna haf0i bori0 i v0sun-
.um er peir hittust um daginn. pegar Hanna
fekk sendinguna sa hann fyrst hvernig I
"0llu Ia, og ekki er Pess geti0 a0 ham half haft
nein frekari afskifti af Pvi, er Cowles ritaoi /
rbla6 slit.
Fri0rik Staples er ma0ur nefndur, sem
iheima q i.Farmstead skamt fra Danbury, Conn.
Ham Pykir ekki laus vi0 bjatrd, og var Pvi.
sem narri ma geta - hvergi smeykur um
.sfna jar6nesku velferc, er ham eitt sim fekk
.f6t af hera, sem skotinn var ikirkjugar0i, a6-
tfaran6tt hins prettanda mana6ardags er bar
upp a f0studag, er tungl var fult o. 90 iskyjj-
um. pennan dyrm@ta verndargrip bar ham
'nokkra daga vasanum og P6tti sem alt gengi
:a5 6skum. pa bar PAD til Gina mott a0 kona
hans for q kreik er mann var sofnaour og for
:a0 ]eita al peningum i v0sum honda sins, var0
4par pa fyrir henni h6raf6turinn, lo0inn og
mjdkur. Helt hun Pao v@ri mus, rak upp
>vo0alegt hlj60 og t6k viobrag0 svo miki0 as
henni var0 f6taskortur svo hun DAFT a g6lf0
.og lnrbrotna0i. Fyrir leknishjalp o equilibrium
burfti b6ndi hennar az borga hundra0 og finn
thu dollara; konan Ia rdmf0st / two manuel og
ALLAN pann TINA Purfti ham az halda raoskonu
.og borga benni hiatt kaup. pegar alt Petta
var um CARO- gengio kasta0i Fri6rik heraf@t-
mum 1 eldinn og kvaost aldrei framar skyldi
,trha a pam fjanda.
Josef Schultz / Buffalo vildi lata konu
-sina h@tta Peim ovana az leita i v0sum hans
"a nottunni, svo ham keypti stalboga, sem
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Bretland l9O3 l0O 3,4l3 O.3O 2.S6
Canada 1904 % 234 1.O6 9.87
Bandarfkin 19Of42O SOFT O.58 11.O2
AT t6Au Pessari geta menn SEQ az jarn-
brautaslys hafa al tilt0lu veri0 fest q Egypta-
landi; Parhafa festir menn daio af jarnbrauta-
slysum tilt0lulega og n@st PVT gengur Can
ada. 1 Belgiu hafa fnst slys oroi0 al tilt6lu
en- par 1 landi cru ALTAR jarnbrautir 2,S43
milur a lengd og af 40 mill. farPegum voru
ekki nema 1853 meiddir e0a drepnir. t Su0ur-
Astraliu cru jarnbrautir 1881 milur 4 lengd
en- par voru az ems tveir menn meiddir en-
enginn drepinn a heilu ari Q901-1902). [
Austurriki cru jarnbrautir 1908 mflur og
par voru 4 heilu ari ekki aeiri en- ellefu far
Pegar drepnir af 1853, 5S0,GO0. ARID 1903
meiddust margin og d6u af jarnbrautaslysum
q Bretlandseyjum og PAD ar voru Peir miklu
deiri en- undanfarin ar, en- pc voru s%lysfarir
par miklu fnrri en- a brautunum i Canada og
Bandarik junum og feroast pc meir en- prioj-
ung (G6 pr6sent) heiri farPegara brautunum a
Bretlandseyjum heldur en- a blum brautum
bnAi / Canada og Bandarikjum. DAD er i fra
s0gur fert az fyrir rdml. thu arum sioan hafoi
heilt ar lioi0 svo, 40 enginn maour beio bana
af jarnbrautarslysi a Bretlandseyjum.
Yer ]atum her fylgja t0au, sem synir
lengd jarnbrauta i milnatali / nokkrum helztu
l0ndum heimsins og einnig hversu margin
farPegar voru q heilu ari. pessar t0lur cru
ALTAR fra arinu 1902 nema fra Canada og
Bandarikj um par er att VIC arid 1904:
Milnatal Farp. t1uttfr
Bandarikin 213,9O4 715,4l0,6S2
Rdssland 37,2S7 1O0,632,OOO
pyzkaland 32,S7S S76,OG6,O00
midland 25,93l 1874, $4,000
Frakkland 24,249 41S,925.O 900
Bretlandseyjar 22,155 1,1SS,2l0,269
Canada 1874 2O,670,974
Ungverjaland 17,412 1l6,O95,O0O
Austurriki l2,0yS 6 9,5S0,OOO
Italia 9.S77 61,l35,917
Spann $3.50 33,3S6,25S
Svipj6o 1888 20,6O6,l It's
Belgia 2.S43 14O,O00,O0O
Holland l,772 81, l36, 5000
Portugal "l,4T l2,o03,S O7
Noregur 1861 lO,439,000
En- / Evropu cru farPegum a jarnbraut-
UNI settar vardoarreglur, sem Peir veroa az
hly0a og cru svo stranger ao her / landi
myndu Pnr Pykja 6hef takm0rkun a trials
ra6i einstaklingsins, og enginn Pess vegna
setta sig vio az veroa 40 fylgja Peim; pvi
her TAXA Aestir ahattu fran yfr ofrelsi.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-07-07
Generosity of the Sugar Trust.

Portland Oregonian: The sugar
trust Topped off 10 cents per hundred
on the price Of sugar yesterday. The
decline, coming at a time when there
is an unusual demand for the great
staple for preserve purposes, would
have been somewhat notifying bad
people failed to remember that the
trust is beginning to feel the alleged
necessity for crushing out the COM
petition Of an independent company
which is widening Its swath in tlle
Pacific coast field. A decline in the
price of sugar or Oil should never be
taken as an evidence Of generosity
on the part Of the skillful manipu-
lators who control such a large share
OF the worlds supply of those import
ant commodities.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-07-07
MITCHELL TWP. WEALTH
Assessor Smith Completes His AS
sessment of Mitchell Township,
Amounting to $173,422

j. f. Smith, the assessor of Mitch
Ell township. has just completed his
work, and gave The Republican a
copy of the various values placed on
property. which makes a very good
showing for that township. He finds
that there are 96 voters in the town
ship: 253 head of horses valued at
1870; 727 head of cattle, valued at
ST.. 094 There are 200 head of sheep,
4o3 hogs. u wagons, three organs and
seven pianos. There are 2l.2l2 acres
OF land. tho structures on which are
valued at Sl2, 1879. and the land itself
is value at 1898, 1873. The total val
uation of all property in tile town
ship, both real and pc rsonal. is
sl73, 4222
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-07-07

46IN-HN
John D. Rockefeller has just done
another stunt with his 'stainted'
money by presenting Yale college
with 81, 600, 900, and Pesident Hadley
couldn't get his fingers on the coin
quick enough. The president de-
clared that Yale college would purify
the tainted money and convert it to
good uses. Perhaps Mr.. Rockefeller
thought that the donation of IL mill
ion dollars just at this time when his
character IS being exploited by Ida
N. Tarbell through McClure's maya
zine, might help to distract the at
tention Of the people from what she
is saying about him. Anyway, old
Yale college is mighty glad indeed to
get a million. no matter how it came
into the possession Of the donor.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-07-07

The Chinese exclusion law has been
enforced with great strictness in the
past few years, and in fact all Chin.
ese looked alike to the government
officials, whether he was a laborer or
a man of high estate-theY were all
subjected to the same close scrutiny
and in many cases Cinnamon who
were entitled to enter this country
on their papers were sent back home.
This has aroused the indignation of
that country and they have instituted
boycott proceedings against the
manufacturers OF this country. This
has been successful to a remarkable
degree, as is shown by the exports Of
1902, which amounted to S32. 493. O95,
which have fallen off to 1923. PA. $50 in
1904. The manufacturers have inter-
coded with President Roosevelt, who
has issued a new order Informing
the government officials that there
is a difference in Cinnamon. The
president insists on the enforcement
of the law in restricting ana keep
ing out all Chinese labore1s. skilled
or unskilled, Nut demands that
teachers, merchants, students and
travellers be shown that courtesy
which is their due. The president
particularly insists that courtesy
shall be the rule and that no harsh
ness shll be exhibited toward those
whose papers entitle them to admis-
sion to the United States, and a vio-
lation Of this will be the cause for
immediate dismissal from the gov
ernment's service.