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ALL PROMISE SAME THING
Candidates for Office Pledge Suit in
= Contract Controversy.

EAU CLAIRE; WIS. 1.-TWO leading candidates
f for mayor are nov pledged to cause g suit to
provement company under ninety nine year
contract with the city, made twenty mine years
ago. William H. Frawley, democratic nominee
for mayor, made this pledge when he announced
his candidacy on March s. F. II. L. Gotten,
the republican nominee for. mayor, and eight
republican nominees for aldermen today pub.
ltshed a pledge that If they were elected they
would cause, such suit to be commenced. .. The
voters here are inclined to believe that "a suit
to- test 1.-The ninety nine year contract lis certain
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ARRESTED AFTER FIGHT
Police Capture Alleged Criminal at
MenaSha. Wis. -.

MBNASHA, WIs.-After a desperate battle,
in which he received serious injuries, James Nc;
wanted in many wisconsin cities, was arrested
here by a policeman last night. McCary was
armed with revolver and a razor, and put up
He is said to be 1.-The son Of well-to do and
respected parents at Appleton and to have been
alleged to have committed a highway robbery in
Oshkosh. He Is also said to be wanted at
New London a. charge of robbery, and the
police allege was at one time member Of the
notorious, Walsch gang which terrorized this
part the .-. -.-1
McCary's alleged partner in the Oshkosh hold.
up is serving twelve-yearA sentence at Wau.
pun. ~ --' :. - : .-r:~, -, .
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STOCK FOR TROUT STREAM -:
Wisconsin Fish Commission Announces
Plans for Hay River.

that The State fsh com%fssloR viii restocS Hay
brook and rainbow trout some time in April or
May. These streams were formerly among the
finest trout streams in northern: Wisconsin, but
the log driving and flooding killed them out to
such extent that they did not begin to in
crease until the last few years. There is now
that with the 10000 fry the state proposes to
formerly.
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#anburg-fn'earica''.
cnna;al parco,a nco,. Snr.1rina

BY MOST LUXURIOUS OF LEvIATHANs.
Amerika. .... April Bluecher -. May II
Bluecher ;. -. april 10 Kaiserin A.. v..May a
Deutschland. April % Deutschland May 81
Special features Of these ships are; Grill room,
Ritz-Carlton. restaurant, Ia carte; elevators
gymnasium, palm garden. electric baths etc.
Twin Screw Passenger Service
DOVER fLoNDoN OR PARIs} and HAMBURG
Pretoria -. March 81 Batavia April 2s
Waldersee April 10 Patricia May
Rugia new April 4 Pretoria $4,000 May L
Pennsylvania. April q Waldersee May II
; 15e zIsa ndolph st, chicago: ": B. Chandler. 3
Eichhorn & Son. A. y. Johnson & Co.. o. q
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BLACK RIVER FALLS, WIs-One of the bit
terest contests ever seen in jackson county, at
any election Is now on In the town Of Melrose
test is over the division Of the township into
two towns. It is large enough for two large
townships and is the wealthiest IN 1.-The county
and North, Bend, nine miles ag par, and many
avoid this Inconvenience and thus, Dna Melrose
in one toln and North Bend in the other.
A new village has been plated In the town
of Garfield in this county. It is known as
Garfield Center and is on the Mondovi branch of
the Omaha road. e.. ''
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ATTORNEYS

THE SwEETsTER.RoCHE CO.,
S10-S11 Lumber Exchange, Minneapolis. Bes
equipped collection der artment In northwest.
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ALL BARE.

-. Columbus Dispatch.
The cold clothes' man arrived at the
door of the multimillionaire IS mansion.
"Any old clothes?' he asked, me-
chanically
eNope!'' snapped the cold-storage
butler. 49,.
!"Any old shoes9". ...
"No.'
"Nothing! Surely there must be
something in the closets you don It
want
miscellaneous skeletons, but the society
reporters have rooted them out long
ago and sent them to New York.
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: WILL PROBE INSURANCE
iowa Legislature Decides to Have Il
vesti eating Commission.

vestigating Commission.
DIES MONIES, IoWA.-As result Of prac-
tically Unanimous action by both houses, an In.
vestigatio of insurance companies will be begun
in this state during the present summer. The
resolution, which now awaits the goyernor's sig
mittee. to inquire into rumored abuses Of Iowa
insurance laws by state and eastern companies,
to conduct an inquistorial investigation when
ever in the commissions opinion it Is desirable.
and to report to the legislature next year what
changes should be made in the laws to prevent
The house, by vote 7of "a to 9S, today killed
the bill to provide a state board of control for
Iowa colleges. The measure was the most bit
terly fought Of any. this season, the colleges
had already passed the senate.
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ATTACK INDIAN POLICEMAN
Rednen from Tama Reservation Use
Club in Assault. }. -:

CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA.-As result Of q
1eaeeo pplittSai arg tI nt,' Ta 1s ~
ton st' may die. He was attacked By. two other
he cannot recover. =, It is reported that Powe-
sheik srecognized his assailants, who attacked
him III 1.-THE night, but that he; refuses to tell
their names. There are two factions among
the Indians, and ,RoEeshe1ks,Mas one Of the
leaders of the progressive element. hit is sup
posed ;tthat the attacking Indians belonged to
the other faction. A large iron bar was the
weapon used in the assault. -. i:s<-S !
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WANT Two-OENT RATE
Supervisors 'of Brown County, Wis,
Adont Resolution. ~.

GREEN BAY, VISA resolution has been
adopted by the Brown county board of supervis-
ors favoring 2cent railroad fare for Wiscon
sin. The resolution received the unanimous vote
of the supervisors and declared that it Is the
sense of the board that the 3-cent mile pas
is exorbitent and should be reduced
and that the state railroad commission should
fix the maximum rate at 2 cents mile A copy
of the resolution has been sent to the state rail-
road commissions =. !;
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BANK Is REoRGANIzED Z
Institution at Roberts, Wis, Agail
Opens with. New Capital.

HUDSON, WIS.-The state bank of Roberts,
which closed it's time ago because
Of insufficient business. has. been reorganized
and was again opened for business this week.
The officers elected are: G: W.. Channock,
president; William Ash cashier; Frank Ash,
bookkeeper. The capital stock is $4,000, all
paid in. The depositors Of money in the old
bank of Roberts lost no money; every cent was
returned before the bank closed. -..--t.
Ed Wrig15, railroad man. nan vas baa1y In
to Hudson from Ellsworth. His arm was badly
mangled. 1.E -'@.. ~ d. .--a '4z.-.s .:-.}. :.
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NO HORNS NECESSARY.
Columbus Dispatch.

Gunner wonder why nature devel-
in animals than in man7 Suppose a
. man had the scent Of deer. =
Guver-It would be great. Then, he
could jump when he detected the scent
of gasolene two miles away. ,>:., !:
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SUIT AGAINST UNION MEN
Wisconsin Man Claims $4,000 Dam
ages, Alleging Boycott. -

RACINE, WIS.-Judge Fowler, in the circuit
COURT has decided that the case Of o. B. Schulz
against about one hundred union men of this
city, in which he asks $4,000 damages for all
alleged boycott, shall be triedsby the court and
not by a jury. He denied the petition for. a
Change OF venue set the for trial
April %. -. Pr" 1870
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INCREASE HIS GIRTH.

PhlladeIphla Public Ledger.
Notwithstanding all the exercise he
takes Tortley seems TO get fatter and
fatter.' :. .:s>.' ~ -" -
- Yes, all his exercise certainly seems
to go to waist. ~ ' / e. Fl
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WOMAN DIES IN CHURCH
Mrs. Jacob Renner of Appleton, Wis.
Is Stricken Suddenly. ..>:

Appleton. WIS. s.Mrs: aJcob Rsnner; while VIII
IN oyed + mass su a1 o
heart failure and died within ten minutes. The
service was not Interrupted. but one of the
priests not engaged in reciting the mass was
called to the woman's pew, where he admins
tered the last sacraments.
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\ STEVENS POINT, WIS.-Wkile his train was
crossing the Wisconsin Central bridge here,
Charles j. Green. a brakeman. was knocked
from the top of a boxcar and fatally injured.
He was about 60 years old and lived at North
Fond du Lac
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ANY MAN,
VI ETVINVN
ia. Public Ledger.

Philadelphia Public Ledger.
Nell-She says she will never marry
until her ideal comes to her and says, II
love YOU ...
Belle-What is her ideal?
Nell-A man, of course.
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INVOLVED.

7 HIIdUtlpHId TESS.
Miss Lacy don It feel comforta Bile
in this waist at all.
Miss Ascum- Why! not? &s &s
Miss Lacy-H makes me feel uncom-
I Portable because itsfeels too comfort
Y able to- he q good ft. Il !, -
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: MINDoRO, W1s.-For some unknown reason,
Halver Opeland. farmer living near here, COM
mitted suicide by drinking carbolic acid. He
was dead when discovered He; was 90 years
old and leaves wife and five small children.
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MINNEOTA, MINN.--Johannes Q. Stensrud, a
prominent and wealthy farmer of the township
of Nesterheim sustained d fall last Saturday
which resulted in his. death about thirty hours
afterward. He was 70 years of age and was
horn In Norway.
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! CAsHToN, wIs.-B. Swenby, proprietor Of
a local poolroom was found dead yssterday at.
disease is said to have caused his demise. He
was 3S years of age and unmarried.
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WORK FOR SUMMER SCHOOL
President Of Winona Normal Outlines
Program for Saturdays.

WINONA, MINN.-Plesident Guy e. Maxwell
Of the Winona normal school, concerning the
special Saturday features Of the summer school
no regular school work on the Saturdays. but
lectures. will be given by Dr.. D.: L. Kiehle
Superintendent Julius Boraas and probably $su-
perintendent Olsen, Governor Johnson and 9th
ers. These lectures will be followed by con-
ferences and ro4pd tables Then there VIII BE- BE-
interest in Winona and on June 80 and July IA
there will be exclusions on the river.
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TAILORING

PERscNAL-oN SATURDAY THE RUSH TAI
loring CO. will have a great Half Price Sale
of unclaimed fine tailor de suits. Read
line in For Sale Miscellaneous Column.
LOFGREN & co.. MERCHANT TAIL0Rs, LAT
. est importations. 62o1a Nicollet av.
PETER THOMPSON TAILORING co.. 102 Sd
at 8. See us for your spri1lg suit.
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PEEPHOLES.

= Ph1IadeIphla Press. - -
Il visit wuz president o de Lum-
Der Trust, said Jimmy, can de base
ball managers had ter come ter me fur
de boards fur DER fences. +, @@rl
'tWhy?o1 asked Tommy. & "a
Why. I wouldn It sell dem a. bloom
in board dat didn't have knothole
in it,
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crate, $6.50@7.
Pc FRUIT-Box, $3.50
HIDES. PELTs. FURs, ETC.

Mol. No.2.
Green sailed cured steer hides, over,
Green iD Sailed heavy COW hides, over
Green saited light hides under 60 lbs II 10
Green sailed light hides, branded. 1O1A 91a
Green salted bulls, stays, oxen. or
GREEN senh s s1tetS 1ong-haired kips TO- 0's
Green sailed veal calves, to is lbs lsA lin
Green sailed veal calves and deacons,
Graen or rOs fresen hides less than
galted.
Horse and mule hides large each. :. $500 T2eo
Horse and mule hides, medium .... ass 1.S5
Horse and mule hides, small, each... Ito 1.2O
satsas bHtsss9s i5as trim nsst fs
Montana butchers, long trim, light. ISM
Montana calf, under 8 lbs. :.....:. 2s15
10 Montana kip, to IL lbs. ..!..... Is
Iowa. Minnesota. Dakota. Wisconsin -
Dry bull hides ..............:..... 1917
Dakota and Wisconsin calf, under 3
lbs :................:.... ~ 20
Kips to Il IDS: :..........e't.... ~ y
Dry salted, all sections .:.s.... IS 18
.Pats. large, each. ................ N.1o@1.50
Pets. medium, each. ......,...... 900 80
Pelts, small, each. 500 80
Dry territory butchers. 80. 1850 .1S
Dry territory murratns. = ---.. .-15@ IT
$ 5;!::: ::';; ~: rs &: 81
Wool nnw Eashed MEDIUM -.--.-.- e @3s
Wool unwashed, fne............... 20 @22
Wool, unwashed, bury, seedy, etc.. 20 @21
Ginseng. dry and clean. ............ $7.Oo
seneca root, ury OIL a. DS
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MACHINERY
DETECTIVE BUREAUS

Phoenix building: 20 years continued expert
ence in Minneapolis; legitimate business
Ictted; reasonable rates: best of references
Both DhOneB.
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MAKING THEM DROWST.
Columbus DISPATCH,

."Did you hear about Fisten? He has
given up pugilism and gone on the STAGE
+ "You don't say How is he making
out?" - w.. .;....s,, ..s.. 49, .5 TN. !
| well. he is doing the same he did
+ in the ring-putting people to sleep. -
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MONUMENTS.

SO, 900 WORTH OF FINISHED GRANITE AND
sold before June i. Please call at salesrooln
Of Anoka Marble and Granite Works. 423
= washington av N.
headstones and markers; special designs on
~ request. Office 419 9th st S. Granite and
Marble Works, 3517 Hen. av. Both phones.
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TENTS AND AWNINGS

A, D. CAMPBELL, SHADE AND AWNING co.,
awnings tents and shades, 211 Hennepin av.
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EUROPEAN TRAVEL,
MEDICAL

THE SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE CURE is AS
known, up-to-date and among the best cures
for rebuilding the body and restoring the
health. DR.. CURL Gummesson, $50 Auditorium.
Office phone L. G. 1895; residence phone T. O.
1O111. 81.
PuES-DR. r. WAITE, so YEARS SPECIAL.
ist; cures every case. Write for pamphlet;
mailed free. 1919 Hawthorn ay. Minneapolis.
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DYEING AND CLEANING

TWIN 01TT DYE WORKS, THE LEADING
French dry cleaners for ladies' and gents
clothing and all household goods. s16 Nicollet
NORTH STAR DYEING AND FRENCH DRY
cleaning works, 725 Hennepin Both phones
STERLING DYE EoUsE-French Dry Cleaning.
5O2 4th av s. T. G. 1882: N. W. S 443 J3.
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Ginseng. dry and clean. ............ $40
Seneca root, dry. ................. 81 q IS
FURS.

These prices are for No. 1 large, medium and
small; other goods in proportion. For other
furs not quoted prices about the same as
last year.
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HOTELS

HOTEL ALLEN Sd ST AND I'd Av g; ONLY
hotel In the city having all outside rooms,
b Rates, 75c. 81, $l.50 single. .n,.,
HOTEL VAN EYCE. QUIET FAMILY HOME
modern, best of table board. 1924 Nicollet av.
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HAND rs BLOWN OFF
Workman Hurt While Breaking Ice
Jam Near Faribault.

FARIBAULT, MINN.-John Loomis had his
hand blown off Ny dynamite while attempting to
break up iceE5am in Straight river. near the
Rock Island trestle. The method adopted by
Loomis in his endeavor to break the jam was
to stand on the bank and throw out sticks OF
dynamite, which exploded on the Ice. pre-
mature explosion caused the accident.
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ELECTRoLYsIs

ABOUT ACRES NEAR MINNEHAFA Av AND
84th ST. nice for gardening E. D. Brown,
73S Exchange.
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AUTOMOBILES BICYCLES


I. 1905 FRANKLIN, SIDE ENTRANCE, DE-
ta2hable tonneau; rear basket, full lamp
equipment: car like new. .:....:... 81 $50
1. 1908 Franklin with basket, Just over
hauled and painted. A fast run
ABOUT ,Sl,VOV
1. 1906 Franklin, side entrance tonneau rear
basket, fully equipped, painted and over
hauled ..:....... 49,. 1900. .Sl,1oo
hauled, new tires and as good as
l.. 1906 Autocar runabout, painted, overhauled
full lamp equipment $3.50
/. 1904 Rambler, 16-h. D.. 2-cylinder, in good
/. 1904 oldsmobile, III p in fine shape. .s245
1. 1908 Peerless, 2-cylinder, 16-h. p, best Of
Moulton-Jordan Motor Car Co.,
--. 217 4th st s.
s, N. W. agents Presto lite tank. Also full
line Of all automobile accessories.
AUTO TIRES FROM $40 GP, CARRIAGE
tires So mp; bicycle tires 81 80 up: send your
complete plant fcr Vulcanizing and recovering
tires. J. N. johnson Co.. 915 Nicollet av.
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WAREHOUSES;

WAREHOUSE FOR RENT. -.
Located at Is and % Bridge Square, oppo-
site Union depot, consisting of three STOKES
and nfSScs i RacI ~ tho on s.st"rv haoUiIv
constructed warehouse building with about
10000 square feet of floor space. Good rail-
road trackage. Long lease.
L. r. Gordon, so7 Hennepin av. Telephone
Main lis. ..
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES

NcNULTY DETECTIVE AGENCY-PR0MPI
service, unequaled facilities, reasonable rates
References. police headquarters 30 kasota
block n. W. phone. BE
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INSTRUCTION

LESLIE VAUDEVILLE SCHOOL,
$40 Studio Arcade. S04 Nicollet Minneapoli
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OPTICIANS
PENSIONS

DIR. GERTRUDE STANTON, only woman OF
ticiap In twin cities. Optical Dept. Dayton's
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

ANNOUNCEMENT
NoTICE-BIG PICTURE SALE. ALL NEW AND
unclaimed pictures. 50 Professor Hays oil
paintings water colors, pastels, mirror sale.
dquarters framing pictures cheap HEAVY
new stock Open Saturday evening Zesbaugh,
IL 9th st 5.
OREGON CLAIM CO.. GOVERNMENT aoMs
steads: stone and timber claims, in Oregon;
guaranteed to cut 100000 to 100000 feet
saw timber; special rates. For particulars
address FOG Endicott Arcade st. Paul. Mimi
CUT RATES ON aoUsEaoLD GOODS 70 OH
cago Denver Spokane. Pacific coast terminals
and tributary points. Best OF service ana
lowest possible rates. Write or call on the
! Boyd Transfer & Storage Co., 40 Sd st.
BUY, SELL OR EXCHANGE NICE HOUSE
! hold goods at ''Bown's'' new bargain Store II
9Th N, opposite Masonic Temple
CALL FOR OUR FIRE INSURANCE HOUSE.
hold inventory pamphlet gratis d. G. Bell
Investment Go.
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A SUPERB SEED cATALoG

One of the finest, if not finest seed
catalogs of the season, just issued
by that old reliabJe-well known seed
firm, Ratekin"s Seed House o. Shen-
andoah, Iowa, has found it's way to
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1t is elegant in appearance; thor
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TRlUMPHAL ARCHES FOR BRYAN
The Philippines Are Giving the Ne
braskan Royal Welcome

Manila, Dec. 2S.-The provinces of
Bulocan, Nueva Ecija and Risal re-
ceived William j. Bryan enthusiast
tically yesterday with triumphal
arches, music land parades during a
ten-hour excursion by railroad. At
noon Mr. Bryan was entertained at
banquet at Malolos. The mayor
elect delivered speech with inde-
pendence for its text, but TT. Bryan
was conservative in his response. He
counseled obedience to the govern
ment and gave a sketch of the polit-
ical principles of the democratic aad
republican parties. Mr.. Bryan is i'm
pressed with the good appearance of
the crops and with the general pros
perity, and deyotes much Of his time
to questioning leading natives. He
will sail for the Visayas group Mon
day.
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Club Offer

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seen the Elkins bill and has disap-
proved of it. He believes, and he
is backed in his opinion by Root,
Taft and Moody, that 1t has the
little joker" in it, that is to say
that 1t has legal phraslng calculated
to render the whole rate act prac-
tically null and void. So the admin
istration has sprung the Dolliyer bill.
What will Elkins do? How will his
committee report? Will he keep up
the pretense he is supporting the adj
ministration and has come out as a
supporter of the Dolliver bill? Or
will he let the committee divide and
report his bill as a minority report?
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Omaha Daily News. ..... 1.50 200
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Commission or the Courts

The whole fight has come down to
this question whether the commission
or the courts shall have the real
power over rates. Any scheme by
which the railways can get the ques-
ton into the courts will satisfy the
railways.
The Elkins scheme is to have every
order of the commission subjected to
review by the courts on the ground
of "reasonableness." The president. is
willing to have the commissions Or
ders reviewed on the ground of
legality" but for court to review
"reasonableness' of every order made
by the commission would amount to
turning over the whole rate-correct-
ing function to the courts-a thing
which the supreme court has deter
mined TO be unconstitutional.
II the power of review by the court
amounts to anything, 1t takes away
the power from the commission. II
II does not amount TO anything. why
give IL? This Is the whole argument
as summed mp by the attorney gen.
eral.
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NOSE CANCER CURED

Mr.. A. Garfield of Tecumseh, Neb,
suffered with severe cancer of the nose.
He mas been entirely cured by DR.. 7.
O'Connor and will answer any IN
quiries from other sufferers. Write
him and at the same time send full
description Of the cancer to DR.. T.
O'Connor, Lincoln, Neb. He can cure
you. His charges are reasonable and
terms of payment easy.
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