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The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-07
ANIITRUSTC CASE
ARGUMENTS HEARD
APPEAL OF MONTANA COMES BE.
FORE THE SUPREME COURT.
Packers Urge that Decision Of United
States Court Declaring Antitrust
Law Unconstitutional in Illinois APP
plies to Present suit-Matter Is
Taken Under Amusement.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Helena, Mont. Nov. 1.-THE supreme court
yesterday heard arguments in the of rthe
state of Montana against the Cudahy Packing
company, Swift Packing company and the Ham
mond Packing company, charged with having
and beef products, thereby violating the anti
trust law
When the case was called for trial in the
district court, the defendants attacked the va
lidity of the antitrust law, which was held uil-
constitutional, hence the appeal to the supreme
court. Attorney General Albert j. Galen repre-
sented the state and NJ. S. Gum appeared for
the packers
Mr.. Gum urged that the state of Montana
Is similar to the conditions in Illinois, which
the supreme court of the United States had
held to be unconstitutional in that 1t made ex-
ceptions in favor of labor organizations and
agricultural classes in forming what are gen
orally known as trusts. This contention was
The court took the matter under advisement.
Practically Life Sentence.
Attorney S, T. Hogevol Of Butte has applied
to the supreme court for writ Of habeas corpus
in the case of George Mrzlka, who is confined
in Silver Bow county Jail for contempt OF
court He urged that sentence was practically
life term
Mrzlka built on the railroad right Of way ani
was ordered by the district court to remove it
This he did not do, asserting that he had NJ
funds with which to perform the task. He was
therefore sentenced to pay fine of $50 OF
serve twenty-five days in Jail.
"It was further ordered that he was to re
main in jail said Attorney Hogevol. 'unti
the order of removal had been complied with.
! As his client would be unable to effect tht
| removal even after; the expiration Of his sen
urged that he had been given a life sentence
The matter was taken under adyisement.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-07
DROWNED IN RIVER
Winona Woman Commits Suicide After
Release from Asylum.

WINONA, MINN.--Mrs. Izadore Jazewski, who
was released from the asylum for the insane at
Rochester only few days ago, committed sui
eide here yesterday by, drowning herself in
the Mississippi river. The woman appeared to
be all right at dinner, but Immediately after
ward she left the house and In few minutes
she vas seen to plunge into the river Some
workmen in lumber yard near the place rushed
to her assistance, but when she carried to
the shore she could not be resuscitated. Her hus-
band Is the engineer of the heating plant
at the normal school, and she is also survived by
two children.
Several merchants and residents Of this city
threaten to boycutt the farmers in this sec
tion who permit their stock to drink from ponds
and sinkhOles their farms. =
In the early days before drilled wells and
wndmills could be provided many Of the farm
ers on the bluffs and high lands in this county
| and across the river had to utilize these ponds
as the only means of supplying their stock with
| water. 1t is claimed, however, that the meat,
milk and butter Of cattle compelled to drink
this water has rank favor. and that cattle
cannot be healthy that are compelled to drink
this stagnant water. "
! For this reason, a movement has been started
t 10 refuse to take any meat or dairy products
from farmers who do not furnish fresh, pure
water to their cattle. *
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-07
- TELLS STORY ON HIMSELF
LIE Sueur County Commissioner Elk
perience with Borrowed Pass.

LIE SUEUR. MINN.-M. p Curtis. one of. the
county commissioners of LIE Sueur county never
spoils a good story because 1t happens to be
about himself, and the following true narrative
that he tells illustrates the fact.
He had occasion lately to make a trip to New
York. and happening to mention the matter to
NJ. W. Seal of lie Sueur, was Informed by that
gentleman that Seal had pass over the o. Omaha ian
point and that Curtis was welcome to their use
if he could manage it.
Curtis says that he praeticed week writing ,s
the conductor, and finally felt that he was adept
enough to make the venture. He did not try
flashed he'd it it on S tie uniformed officer in charge Of
the train with great confidence, writing the name
of Seal with a flourish born only of long expe-
: The conductor glanced at the name and gave
Curtis something like heart failure by staring
at him wonderingly for moment. Then@he
Mr. ss oen o1Stn1 SSne Of Tb Eli Sea-
Curtis gasped and recovered and was familiar
enough with Ed Seal and his family to make d
Ss S % &Se in ais T the swsy to
tend to his duties and Curtis drew long breath
Of relief and wished that Seal had been able te
hand him the pass beyoud Chicago. which he had
not doneAat the = atime'o starting. ffstt were
going to be SO easy to use the passes of Other
men Curtis Wished aSid he had more ore Of aa hem
| thru the car again and calling out:
| "Curtis, Curtis. A telegram for NJ. P. Cur
| us.
This was terrible! J.. What could have happened
| at home? Who could be telegraphing> to him
And yet it would never do to disclose his 1dentit!
to that conductor now. He let him pass on int
the next car and then a brilliant thought strik
ing him. ran after the official and asked: :'s.$ 50.
| "Were you calling out a telegram for Curtis
I know Curtis. He intended to be on this trail,
/ shall meet him in Chicago tomorrow, think.
The conductor eyed Curtis sharply for a momen
and then. ripping off the end Of the enyelop an
taking out the message he read:
| y IN. p. Curtis: Call at HoxleY's Office On
get the pass to New York All % X. NJ w
Seal" .,--- - 80 4 ses: 90 ~
There was deathly silence for few awfr
seconds, and then the conductor, after eyein
the county commissioner for moment. hande
the message to him and turned away, saying in
very significant tone of voice:
"Here. you'll probably Curtis before dl
Just hand him this telegram yourself"
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-07
7oday's Telegraphic News Of the Northwest

! g .sra 7. y Z i - t,
experience will be in the woods at least day
IN advance of the open season. whielr begins
hundred men In the principal towns on the
T.. two iron ranges who appreciate the fact that
All the reports are that moose and deer are
plentiful indications being that the best hunt
ing will be found north Of Ashawa. the terlni-
nus. Of the Duluth. Virginia & Rainy Lake
railroad. The hunting grounds are gradually
being pushed northward. The coming of. the
homesteaders has taught the mighty moose and
the nlaintiye deer that they are no longer safe
In territories heretofore roamed. There Is Il
kind Of combination between the homesteaders
and the game wardens that the settlers are not
to be prosecuted IL they kill only sufficient
game to furnish them with fresh meat. But
even this practice has almost cleaned out the
great game country lying between Eveleth and
Duluth. z- tiz r5f r. t5sI
1t is dangerous hunting in this much fire."
guented country to the south. Most of the
local hunters who are able to spare but n
day or two will so In this direction. There will
be rifle to every deer, and dozen guns to
every moose. The result will he that some
of the hunters liable to suffer.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-07
RAW BLEEDING |:
ECZEMA ON HANDS
Suffered for Six Long Months
Consulted Physician after Physi-
clan to no Avail Cured in Week
by Cuticura Soap and Ointment.
CUTlCURA is. THE ONE
AND ONLY CURE:

"1n thankfulness and great appre-
citation of your wonderful Cuticura
Remedy wish to inform all those who
are troubled with a disease such as I
had that Cuticura Ointment is the one
and only cure for bleeding, raw eczema.
For six long months | suffered and
consulted physician after physician, to
no avail. The sores We're on both
hands, and nothing seemed to help
them. Finally 1 tried Cuticura Soap
and Cuticura Ointment, and in just one
week l was entirely well. Allowing
this to be published so that others may
benefit from my experience, Il am,
yours respectfully, Burres E.. Heller,
Ala N. Illinois St., indianapolis, Ind,
April 26, 1906"
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-07
REVIVAL AT IOWA FALLS Z.
Churches Unite in a Campaign Of Evan.
geliSm,

IOWA. FALLS, IOWA.-Ministers of the
Protestant churches in this city have united in
at the .Baptist church and general effort will
be made to revive a religious interest. Only
eral years ago. professional evangelism was
tried and while i great awakening resulted.
the permanent results questioned by many,
and 1T was determined that good old-fashioned
revival. conducted by local ministers along lines
that have proven successful in the past, is the
best course to pursue.
A knights of Pythias reunion is to be
held in this county on the evening Of Nov. IA,
host. The members of the lodges. at Union,
Radcliffe: Hubbard, New Proyidencs Whitten
and and Aekley have been invited to participate
esquire by the Eldora lodge. A social session
Leonard Snyder. a brakeman ON the south.
bound Rock Island way freight, died at Ellis.
worth hospital from injuries sustained in an
caught between the bumpers and badly crushed
while at work switching. II = - tS<
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-07

county grand jury on a charge Of perjury In
November 1SD2, he is charged with having filed
bill for divorce. claiming in that application
ne ne, had 90 been resident of Chicago year and
also that his wife had deserted! him. When ar
rested he denied point blank that he had ever
applied for a divorce in Chicago. Detective Ser
geant, George Cudmore of the Chicago police
Tracy r. Bangs, retained by Boobies has asked
Governor Sares for a hearing before action is
taken on the redutsition issued by the governor
Of Illinois. E
DR.. Frank P. Williams, who has been sued for
$4,000 by s. Gravele. who charges him with the
alienation of his wife's affections. has fled an
answer to the complaint in the district court
Dr.. Wtniams is a prominent physician of Su.
allegation he denies on on and bee
that s. Gravelle was ever married to Dolly
tiroso. The case will come on for trial at the
December term Of the district court
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-07
JAIL CANNOT HOLD HIM
Prisoner at Larimore Again Escapes b
Using Bed Slat. 81.

GRArD FORKS, N. $D.--James Percy. charged
with bootleggjng, who escaped from the city
jail at Lariilore two weeks ago. and was latei
arrested at Cando on a similar charge. was
den While the latter was here to arrange fol
a hearing on a jail-breaking charge, ke was
advised that Percy had again made his escape
The only furniture in the cell in which the
nan was confined is bed. and 1t appears tha
he used q slat from the bed to pry of ped
lock on tie door.
Percy seems to be victim of the bootleggint
habit as he has been arrested in differen
counties on that charge several times. He hat
been bound over at Cando. bnt for fear tha
the evidence against him was not strong enougl
he was turned over to Chief Fadden to b.
brought back here. II g.ga.l
days ago at the. request 30. Chicago officials
viii resist the Granting of reauisition papers b.
Governor Sarles. He was indicted by Cool
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-07
HEARING IN CRAWFORD CASE
Board Of Pardons Will Meet to Con
slider His Petition. = 80.

ST. CLOUD. MINN.-C. D. Crawford has not
given up all hope of being saved from the gu
lows. There will he ,g@specialy, session of the
board of pardons before the date set for his
death. Sheriff Bernick brought to the condemned
man petition for committing the Anal sentence
prepared for. Crawford bye his, attorney, II. S
Cary Of Minneapolis. He signed 1t and 1t twas
at once sent to the board.
. It, is:seXDected the board will hold rs'etins
this week so that Crawford will not have to wai|
much longer for the last turr Of fate.S The con
demned murderer continues to Keep up his cour
age. Is ts7fsz2..a > ~
Judge of Probate Hansen Of st. Cloud has re
ce1ved communication from John Coleman
superintendent Of the Anoka asylum, stain,
that William Wepdlundt 81 paynesville was dis
charged from place SQct. 27.c Wendlundt
it isnow believed, MI be Erantedf restofation o
Wendlundts estate is valued >at $4,000.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-07
TRIAL OF GRAHAM
LOOKS LIKE | FARCE
FAT JANITOR OF IOWA STATE
HOUSE REsIsTs DISCHARGE.
Absence of Laws Provision for
Judge to Hear Such Gases Results in
the Custodian Of Building Becoming
Court, Jury and Prosecuting Witness
in the Hearing.
. - -fals ~ $50 s =, 5iss5 tt1g
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal. ts ltf
Des Moines, Iowa, Nov. THE trial OF Tom
Graham, the man who is said to be too fat to be
janitor at the statehouse, has come to be a
farce mad laughing stock of the capital city
and the state. Graham was discharged two
weeks ago because, as Custodian McCurdy said.
be was too fat sHe5weighs 27O pounds but is
feet inches and wlaks erect and firm. Being
u veteran of the civil war, he notified McCurdy
that he would not be discharged, but would
hold his Job under. the soldiers preference law
passed by, the last legislature.
This announcement was hailed with delight by
the old soldiers Of the state. and Graham has
by his guns and work OH to the bitter end. An
attempt to enroll the governor in the fight on
Graham failed II 4 ~
Under the preferences Jaw soldiers may not be
discharged from positions under the state or In
cities of the state except for cause, Graham de-
manded trial and his demand caused him to be
brought before McCMdy yesterday: He was
yers In Des Mones
/ ...+wheres' the judge asked Senator Dowell
:, II am the Judge, = SAID; Custodian McCurdy.
laughed the senator After the law was looked
up II appeared that no provision had been made
for judge in SUCH cases and the case came to
trial before McCurdy, who had brought the
charges. .~ t. ~. tr,- -
T.. II want a jury said Tom Graham.
The law doesn't provide for jury = replied
MeCurdy. T. ~ 4. ,....5>5 :. ~
LIDO you mean tnat you are 10 be Judge, jury
and prosecuting s.w1tness?. Senator Dowell asked
Of. ,N1cCurdy. y !, .- ) H.. t:37
THAT appears to be about it, .$-~ &E
I q Under this farcical situation the trial pro
| tceeded, las prosecutor McCurdy examined al
| the witnesses. The trial will continue several
| days. Graham's lawyers 5aresready: with q writ
of certiorari to get the proceedings reviewed by
| the district court in, the event of decision
| against their client. .s&. -.
| Judge Zell Roe faced his boyhood playmate
Charles King, who was brought before him yes
| terday a charge of burglary.
'Zell,' the prisoner started to say.
! "That will do said the judge, with wave
| of his hand s'This trial will continue without
any reference to those days when you used tt
| cal line Zell and caleld you CHARLIE ::
! The court continued to hear the trial but was
vsibly affected. At the conclusion Of the testi
mony King was held to the grand jury for inves
| tigatiOn, -. =. r. r.. .-f
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-07
NORTHWEST NEcRoLoG1c


WEBSTER, s. D.-J. B. Pendergast, age II
years. and one of the early citizens of Day
county. died at, the residence Of his son-in-aw.
ADA, MINN.-O. H. Myran. former state
senator. died at his home in Los Angeles. Cal.
He had not been in good health for some years.
His death came as a surprise.-Mrs Martin
Johnson of Hadler is dead
PARK RAPIDS, MINN.-A. A. Crawford was
taken to Minneapolis Saturday for medical treat
ment and died while undergoing an operation.
He had been a resident of Park Rapids for
many years, having charge of grain elevator.
and dealing extensively in wood. He leaves q
wife, four daughters and three sons.
HALLOCK. MINN.-Mrs. f. j. Nelson, wife
of the editor of the Hallock News. and daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. c.. w. Emerson of this
city. died yesterday. The body will be taken
to saltwater for interment.
MASON. CITY, 5I0WA-Albeft Bruce of Rock
we'll died from the effects of an accident Satur-
day night. While rounding corner In the street
he ran into an iron railing, which pierced the
abdomen He the first merchant at Rock
well and leaves wife and five children.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-07
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The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-07
=, NEW RULING IN EFFECT I
-H~x2T'
Milwaukee Road Decides pe Engineers
n Shall Not Handicap Firemen.. /

WINCN.A,, MINN.--A new ruling has gone into
effect on the Milwaukee road whereby all fire
men men VINO nave passed & am at Ior the e POSI-
engines on regular runs ." ..
1t has been the custom generally that fremen
who hu yc passed examinations for engineer have
Teen given%the preference over other fremen,
and when mt used as engineers, they have picked
cut the easiest and best-paying runs to fire.
fremen in general, and,s'the railroad officials,
recognizing this fact, have accepted the new
ruling. AS there is plenty of extra running
to do men who have passed the necessary ex
| amnations are restricted to this branch of ser
vice. ..-. IS fs....-.
The police have been requested to be on the
lookout for two boys who escaped from the
state training school at Red Wing Sunday
night. Their names are Leo Subkowski ,ant
James Carr. .ss-i,s = /. = -
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-07

First, soak the corn or bunion in
warm water to soften it,, then. pare
it down as closely as possible without
drawing blood and apply Chamberlain 8
ously for five minutes at each applica-
ton A corn plaster should be worn a
few days to protect it from the shoe.
AS general liniment for sprains,
bruises, lameness and rheumatism, Pain
Balm is unequaled.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-07
SOLD FOR TAXES
County Auditor Holds Sale of Land al
Saltwater.

SALTWATER, MINN.-The sale of lands for
feited to the state for no payment Of taxes prior
to 1900 and including In the sale the taxes
county auditor, All such lands in the county
were sold: The sale, 9f lands DELINQUENT fol
held Saturday. Some property. was bought b,
former owners and some bid in by the state
Spectators invested in some of the lands, espe
Grant. -' q
James G. Armson, M. l.. Murphy and n. A
Nelson, who went as a committee to represen
local capitalists to Investigate, the affairs O.
the Western Shoe company at GAINESVILLE, Wis.
with q view of furnishing capital for the re
moval Of the plant to this city and add to it
capital stock, have returneds The committe
submitted a. statement of facts and figures
but refrained from recommending the proposed
Investment and removal.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-07
.l SKUNK SPOILS MEETING
Sioux City Women's Club Hurriedly
Adjourns It's Discussion

SIOUX CITY, IOWA.---A little skunk of the:
spotted variety broke np: a meeting of the
fashionable women. who Were holding session
yesterday at the home of George c. Scott.
chairman Of the eleventh district congressional
The women planned to spend the afternoon
.rraveling in Russia Including discussion
interest. when the animal secretly crawled into
the cellar. The meeting was adjourned, but
held later at the home of Alderman Il. J.
StaSon ... : .-a = -. III - ( : . ..'
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-07
"CUT|CURA BEST IN WORLD
For Skin and Hair" -

FOr oNIn anQ T1aIr.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment cured
me of a very bad skin disease from
which I suffered for several years. I
think Cuticura Soap and Cuticura
Ointment the best in the world for the
skin and hair. (signed) Sadie Bosan,
1S9 South Pike Street, Shelbyville,
Ind, May 7, 1905"
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-07
CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING
Pioneer Couple of Cannon Falls Enter
tain Many Guests.

CANNON FALLS, MINN.-Mr. and Mrs. Au-
gust Westnan, pioneer residents of this city,
celebrated their golden wedding yesterday. Their
William Hanson Of Hastings Luther H.. West
man, Mrs. John Lewis, Mrs. O.. w. Bergholtz
of Minneapolis and Mrs. Ernest Peterson Of St.
Paul are here and. only one. G.tyA. Westman
of Minneapolis was absent Many Of the TWEEN
ty-three grandchildren were present. Is
The couple were married at Wireda = Sweden,
halt a century ago. came to America in 1855 and
settled in Goodhue. county the same year.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-07

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The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-07
TROUBLE is FEARED
Special Policemen Appointed I
Bemidii's First Election Today.

BEMIDyI, MINI. Bemidji today holds. it's
first municipal election. a. charter having been
adopted Sept. 26. The most exciting political
campaign ever fought 'in northern Minnesota
was concluded last night
John Gibbons, backed by business men, and
Alva Carter, backed by the Mcdonald Bailey
faction, are candidates for mayor.
The city is crowded with lumberjacks, work
having been stopped in all the lumber camps
near here. Special policemen have been APP
pointed and trouble Is feared.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-07
DEATH NOT IMMINENT
Henderson Condition Shows
s< Change Since Last Bulletin,

! DUBUQUE. I0WA-Dr. John C. Hancock to-
day issued the following statement regarding
the illness of former Speaker David B. Hender-
son: l.. .-... ~ .r
''There is no particular change in the condition
Of the patient. He has been slightly delirious at
times, but no different than heretofore. Death
Is not imminent unless a hemorrhage develops y
NORA SPRINGS 1oWA.--Professor E. F..
Fisher. principal of the Nora Springs seminary,
has resigned and will go to White Earth, s. D..
entering with his brother in the practice of law.
He will be succeeded by Professor Elm. who has
already arrived and taken charge. The Fisher
brothers We're educated together and have been
inseparable companions all their lives. ~. =,
NORTHwoOD, IOWA.-O. o. Reierson, until
recently clerk in. the grocery depar tment of
Holland & Page. this city, was found dead in a
stall Of a feed stable. Some bruises and mai Ks
on the body were thought to indicate foul play.
but, coronef,s highest and an autopsy performed
by Drs. Young and Dwelle, established the fact
that death was caused by congestion Of some OF
the vital organs, induced by alcoholism.
FLOODWOoD, MINN.-The unusual spectacle
of a deer running wildly, thru the erentre length
of this village was witnessed here. After Its
run it browsed a few moments along the bank
Of the river, then galloned leisurely hack thru
the main thorofare and disappeared in the woods
The farmers report there are more deer in the
woods than have been seen. for years. 49, q. -.
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The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-07

MORA, MINN.-Last Saturday night an east
bound freight train struck and instantly killed
Ole Tangwald. q farmer living eight miles
northwest Of this place. near the Great Northern
depot. The body was ground to pieces. No stop
was made by the train crew and the body was
hou lata -
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-07
ALMOST EVERYBODY

is coughing. L is the time Of.
year when people are most sus=
ceptibIe to colds; SCOTS EmuI-
sion will not only cure the cold.
which otherwise might hang on
all winter, but will give strength
and flesh to the body to resist
more colds, pneumonia, etc.
SCOTT & BOVINE, 400 Pearl Street, New York.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-07
POSSES SEARCH COUNTRY
No Trace Found of Man Who Shot Tele
s>jH' graph Operators.

Z HELENA, MONT-Despite vigorous efforts or
other afoot. no trace has been found of the
man WHO fired on Telegraph Operators Arpine
and Doliye here yesterday afternoon.
Both men have been operated on and 1t is be
1ieved will recover, tho both are dangerously
wounded in the groin. The man who did the
shooting is believed to be insane. >, =.