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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-06
So. RonsreB.
I.

Senator p~attsrfon Dem. @ol.) rief
beute i'm Ssnaf cine Ssnfation berbor.
inoem sr cine &sfolution einbra&te,
psl6e bic Sanblunesmsiis oss bemo'
tratif9en caucus ais In Wiberipru4
nit Der Contribution Der Der. @taatsn
fiebsnb ertldrt.
Eiefe Reiolution fam ben meiffsn
Senatoren gang unerwartet uno fe
hbrisn aueenid.inli4 ben Der &eiolu.
iiOn porausgei8idtsn gsgrtnounssn
nit srObem Snterefs su.
Ssn. patterion ma4te feline abf4i
befannt, on einem Der nd9fen &ngs
bie @siolutio1 our Debate 3u brin.
gen. Sa bic Reiolution cine neut
Grass tibsr bic @sais Der SsnatOrsr
I'm algemeinen aufmirft, miro bic De-
batte ieoenfals cine re9t intersfantl
tueroen.
Gen. @aninssr gsIans ss, WittmOd
ben IA. 5sbruar als Ssrmi1 fsftseIsb
3u srbalten, an benz tiber bic Shipping
Bill abssfimmt msrbsn fon.
Senator Seller opponirte In sinsr
Rebe bisisr Bill.
@sri9isbene gils tpurben arse
riommer.
Gen. Gorafer erfldrts, baS sr bur9
aus ni9t bic abf9t babe, bic gr
Ieoiguna Der Staaten.giq 3u ser'
36gsrn.
Senator pattsrfon bon golorabl
nta9te sinsm geri6terfattsr gsgsntibs,
bsatisli9 isines obsn srpdbntsn ge,
i9luBantrages folsenoe angabe:
SD BIN Democrat bur9 unb burd
unb fbnnte rismals &spublitans,
isin, aber meme Democratic III
bieieI6e, tuie bic bon Wm. 3.
Brpan. Die Rsiotutipn bra9te i'd
Elm, neil i'd mid gegen bic 8sfdItKI
oes bsmutratiidsn Caucus bsrtbsioissr
mubte, unb 3u bisiem 3msd berisf Id
mid auf bic bemOtratii9sn prin'
aipien."
Wie mir ieinsr 3sit bsri&tstsn, bsr'
tbeioiste Senator pattsrion ais einsi
ger Democrat bic bominitanii9e 90
litit bes prdfosnten.
6aus.
Rsprdientant 2ittlsfslb (D1aine) e.
bHnste bic Debate iiber bic &atenbil
nit elmer tutrbelwinbartissn Rebe, II
ruel6er er Die m6sliaen gHecte berfel.
ben als brafii9 unb tpsttrsi9sno BE-
5si&nete. Seiner AnF9t nod III oa!
@omite melt hbsr bic g%mpfeblunger
bes prdfoenten binaussesangen, bic
tusiter. als er (9ittlsislb) su ssbsn BE-
reit mdre. CT erfldrts, baB er MID
iir bic Bill fimmen rperoe.
Rsbr. 8rOsuenOr (Obiu) bsssi9nst
bas angsbli9e 6ffentIi9e 8erlaneer
nod bisiem I8eieB als ld9erli9, be
mdngeIte bic Contraction Der Bin, be
flasts ITO. baB ss ni9t erlautt p6re
amsnoemsnts 3u MAIDEN unb i9lob mi
Der 8erfaeruns, oas er fein Bette!
tbun tueroe, uni Die Bill 70 i9nsl al
m69Ii4 imISauie su erlsbigsn. Sief
lsbtere grtldrung tpuroe 10 perfanoen
bab er fir Die Gnnabme Der Bill Him
men tpirb.
3e5n anbere @eben 3u @unfen be
Bill tuuroen aehaltsn. oarunter elm
bon @aines (Senn.). Der germ Ell
anti. Bog Gmenosmsnt 3ur Bin Elm
bringen m64ts.
&apr. 5epburn CAB Der SoHnun
Ausorud, bab bic Debate big I'm
8 ubr Mittmo& Ra@mittag beenbia
fein uno bic Bill Dor Der 8ertaauu
ansenommen Iein f6nnte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-06
e6meretexS

Eotber 4Ieeiamen IS .2n-s.60.
gnslii9er &Ieeiamer $3.50
Nfpte RIeeiamen $.s00-6 30
Mfalfa 3Ieefarnen $4,000.
Betber 8leeiamea $500.
@ewdbIter TimotHp $'.6o-1.so.
Drbindrer Bis gutter Tta1ptbp 81. 60-l.7B,
Sanep 3entudp gIausras s1.60-I.6b.
4Iaasras h gboff 60c.
@nsIt@es 8Iausras $l.46.
Drdjarb @ras s.. 70H1.60.
Reb Cop IN gbaff 75c-$1.le.
2afer 3orn 76e-$l.O0.
amber Suaerrobr Samen S1.00-l.2S,
Beiber 9aferiainen 40c
Sriibiabrs @erfe $1.26.
Betbes unb seIbes 4orn $1.o0-La6.
%eo Cob GnfIase $1.10N1.26.
Som Beas $l.76.
RiIet 81. 80 bis $1.85.
Sribiabrstge $1.40.
eetswiebeI, uetbe, seIbe wno rotbe $3.50
per BuibeI.
Sab 5 3artoHeI, eeIbe Serier. Bermuda.
9eIbe yiarien1onb unb fRbIt3e Nueea $50 pes
S6ab; rot9e Ranieuonb &.76; BratIiaxt@s
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-06

SYrN&ss RinbFeH1NAse6Is&s etiers - 81
8ss; bieiiee Gtiers u rs; biefae e&xbe,
$50 BIB ZOO Rfuwh &c: tisfape RIBS 400
6is $50 Bfunb bSe &ths 80 ID 60 $fsnal
&c; Gtier Uoraerussrtsi g.. Dttr ctxtes'
piertsI l0Se, Eisb etxternsEta g., Mimi
8OrberptertsI &c, Sui Bosherusertd 4ae, mi
S~snterpierteI 7e.
5rS9es 4aIbfet&-3dIces lbs. etsts'
pter.eI l5e, Borberpiertd 82e.
TriiGes S@afFeif& - 2ausaes pei Rnsnt
IL: ; G9afe S2e; e4exieI l8e: Ro6D Inn.
lUe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-06

Celebrities Rtxpfep@ - epursa, ssa.
eets. 12ie; 1MSen4sstex 10s; Ssxcxt. Ia
3n60eI 1916.
e4mab - h Lserces5-l. puai. l0s; 2.
onaIttdt sse; e. nnaIitat etc.
6&uItern-gxsI. Gursh. 10 bsS 20 ptmb
I'm Dur9i&mttt, &c; Is Bfnxb Dur4f3mit,
Sc, 10 BIB 12 Efwnb 93e.
0sp6deItes S@pe,Rsusti4 - &spaexIojss
Sanep Big $20. 90: 2IareB NeaH e1s. 90; Sanss
y $500; etort GIsax $500; Nhruri
Sic. 90.
aHtrfe 0erdu@erts HratpuyR sie.
Sranttarter 7c; Bologna h Darusn Sc. 10
xu9 SIC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-06
Hom B6eeusRsxss

SinotbpEEeriautsprsfe: - 00-1l O.
NtQet - 8erfaufspreiie: 81. O-sa.OQ.
HelfGtorn - geriaufspreie: te Ras hss
0uaIttdt, 40-45e.
Safer-sef&dIt 30-e5e; h ben Hearsz
s70O-S8.00 per Tsnne. Reue 30-s6t.
stro5-greife. ie mad BEN 0rcb. h Eab
len, So .0O-$6.00.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-06
6roBfemet
Ri@tet 100000 G@aben an.

Canal Toper, g., 5. 5ebr.
Die Wasen.G 9uppen unb electrii1s
Sraft.S Station Der canton. MtrDn Srac-
tiGn 60. branntsn beute Worser big
auf ben @ruro nieber. Der S1aoeu
bstrdet 500. 600. tpel9er gum Betra9e
bon $50. 600 bur& 9erR3erung gsosdi
III. Dos 5susr entfaro In eineni TN
S4appen ffebeuben @trabenbabn'
Wa9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-06
0eee1teS.

OS~StSt9Ys
SnbtanapsIts RaHeesEreHe
oesobnI. BIB gutter 10-l2e; prtx,a bts 20
ud1lter 14-lee ; Sanep 82$--8ss, yoIhss
Deuow Is bts 22e. Soua 2s-S2e.
Sx Badetsx:
2stofa $14.76. 2son S1t.75. Sssies s1l rs
Garacas s1l. rs. Diamortb1 Sle. 10. Dui&
Sara 8lenb $500, GIimas Saba 8Ienb
$14'75, Duriea $ll.76.
Su6er-Dornsnoes 7.47c; Gtid,u6er 8 80
palueriRrter 6.32e; XIII puIpertNrtH 6.37s,
fetner sranuitrter 6.02e; gabes 5.47e; Son,
f~ectioners' U sore Ntbeeuoob Y 4.s2e; SaDs
MTG Z l.72e; empire IA. &c; SbssI sytsa
SoIsen 8 4.67e; Btsbfor ertra 8 4.67s,
@issepoos 8 l.48e: seIber 9 5.I2s; Ii gel,
ber 4.O7.
0etrodnete 5rd9te--AepfeI, an Der eox1s
setrodnet. &c; Sobannssbeerex 7e bss 7ks;
Gtron he BIB l4e; Nofaex, Z grpux, peg
Rtanb. 7e, 8 Grnwn 7}e. { Growa tic ,ac.
u~senfreie ebts Se, California 3uscatsI TVS;
euItaua nc, taspostirte euItaxa lie BIZ ISe.
California xprtioiet 81 bs l2e
sMHe-BrWI nea Sc bts lOe; TtHbsrts lss
RanbeIn IA; wet8i&aItse Eaxbsga 15s.
Scrbsn RanbeIn 16e; Beaxuts &c BID 81,
ser6Rete 7c bts &c; GnsIti@e DaIxaHe
eRs-@aa 40 d. xsH). Sah. g. hr
0alone.
RtdIes-24oo I'M Sat SO; 300 sn rs
%; 1900 tn aaIbfab $500; 200 tm Eat
$3.50.
etdrte-gearI, 8te, Gbaurptox etok / xxi
8 Phanb Radete 8. 3orx. l BIB. pa6sta,
4H-6N.
Ganop-7S etamsea senri@t &c; 0tos
esr senrii&t &c; Banner 1rtf se; Srssx
8onbons 10e; go. Q Cream seuHi9t g.
&eis-GaroItna. 3opt, 4t--sas. Ssyaz 81
-62e, sebro&euer. 8--4c
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-06
@egen Die %erfaiiung
Grfldrt seu. Yatteriou ben 6emOfratiidem Ganc1s.
Jeuer Inn 9hoia. - ganf pkhe In Gbanfun. - Columbia mill @elS. - 9a
&aknfrase i'm Sauie. - Sdueefaa i'm gan3sn Sanoe. yfeue Prior
gonbfalidungeu entbedt. -Sias inn esnat ansenummeu.
u + sSoteI in 6euer.
Msburn Yarf, y. e.. 5.

6ebr. Sas 0otel Nforta brannte
gum She'll nisoer unb beri9iebene ruo6t
betannte @sbdube nabe benz Stranbe
purbsn ~bolfdnoig bur9 Elm 6euer
serfibrt, tpslass In benz Doll. @ebGuoe
sntfano. 0iele 6otel.@ dfte batt,n ge.
ruos nod 3eit. ii&. bepOr bas Ssuer
au melt Tim f4 sriH. nit einem She'll
ibrer gHetten gu re.tsn. Der anssri9.
tsts S9aben bstrdgt $50, 900.
3 antf9ttebtbte 8biren.
@hieasp, Sq., 5. 6ebr. Die
giti;sns Sabings 8ant In gbanaon,
ST., maGte bsute ibre 3ablunss.u I'm.
fdbistsit betannt.
Sie HspOften betrasen $29. 900 unb
bic actipa $33. 900 10 oab cine pole
Rtdsabluug aaer ginlaser srtpartei
ruiro.
8teI S9nee.
@IebeIano, g., 5. 6,bruar
Sm sanasu naroli&sn Obio bot ss
tpdbreno Der Isbten "a Stunben
ununterbrO&sn sei&ueit. Die msifsn
Dampfs uno eleetrii&en 8abnsn uarsu
TN 0srtsbr Fart 9ebinbert.
8roBe QdIte.
g upsrior, Wis., 5. Sebruar.
Die Semperatur mar bier tsute bon
Is Bic 26 Grab untsr 3ero. gs III
oies bic tdItefs Naai unb Der tdItsits
Morgsn tn bisiem @intsr.
9aeroffs, Wis.. 5. 5sbruar.
Sas thermometer 3ei9te beute Is
Grab untsr 3ero; elm San Der Sem.
peratur bon 40 @rao tnnerbalb 3mei
$aeen.
8 t. pa.uI |, Ninn., 5. Gebruar-
Sas tdltsfte @etter In bisism Sage
trat heute bier ein. Sas off3iels
Sbermomstsr bes Wetterbureaus 3eisi
Is Grab urier s3ero.
Sdti9te 8pnbs iberein {
baIbe Million.
Canton, g., 5. Jebr. Die fdo.
tii9en 8et6roen entosdtsn usitsre 5dI-
iaunger bes ~berforbensn 8. 70. prior
bon gleoslano In Uerbinoung nit Der
Ysrldneerung Der Bombs Der bieRgsn
WaHsrperfs. Der @~eiammtbstra9 Der
Sdli3unsen bslduft fia nunmebr auf
$500, 600.
grf4teb't d.
g t. 2ouis, Wo., 5. Gebr. =
5rau 2ilburn q McWair, cine bers
borragsnbe Dame In biefgen @eiea.
i@afts. 2rsifsu uno champion Golf
Spislerin sri9oB f9 beute In i6rer
Wobnung go. 1929 Berlin Hoenue.
Ssit feds Monatsn mar bic nualHd.
li9e rusgsn uerb0isr Welan&olis in
dr3tIi9er Bebanblung aeueien uni
man bate bei1lOfsn. he in cine Seil.
anfaIt Su bringen, als fe ibrer neber.
fhbrung bur9 ben Selbfmoro 3ubor'
fem.
Grau WcMair mar 81 Sabre al
uno binterldbt aubsr ibrsm Mann'
spei 2inber.
Worb unb SeIbfmor6
aus giferu4t.
9apton. Ohio, 5. Gebr. 81
einem snfaa bon sifsrfh&tiger @utl
eriaob bsuts @op Wenbenbaa iein
@srlobts Grau Gba aenneop uni
bra9te F9 bann feIbff 3uei lebensse
fdbrli9e S9uBmunbsn BET.
5rau aennebp bate gebeten. ibr
uuf Mittmo9 fsfisefebte 6o&seit nod
auf sinige Sage au peri6ieben. Sir
STREET. folste, In befen @erlauf 81
bluti9e Shat aei&ab.
grneute g 9abenera b
6orberung.
Wafbtnstor. 5. Gebruar. =
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-06

gneros 8 Bersaufstrais Snposttsts
SSweteridfs 8oe per Bhase ststeiudi&es
e4wepertdie l7s, Biseoxfx Sssau' . 3d.
Is, Stem Dori GSsobarsl l6& stasssnb
I&er 2sntbarger 1le. eri6 l6s.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-06
Gin ,nmtbi9er @ann
SroB anfeinbnnsen unb Srpbnne
bleibt Solan ibsr3engungstreu.

pletpI Cotan uDer3euBun9etreu.
ptttsburs. 3d., 5. 6ebr. Na&
elmer bur& 3wii&enrufe asfi6risn Ser
iammlung. tpuros Der BeiGlubanirng
tpel&er bic &efgnation bon prdi. pas
trid Tolan, bonn 5. 9ifritt Der Cru,
benarbeitsr : 8swerti9aft n~erlanste,
psrtporfsn.
9olan bate bsfanntli9 auf Der @on-
peniion Der @rubsnarbsiter inSnoiana-
polls fur annabme Der Wotididee Der
@rubenbefber ssfpro&en uno ssftimmt.
Sn Der 9eftrigen 8eriammluns trat
SOlan, trOboem ibm &ufe ME Werrd.
tber BON ellen Seiten In ben Obrsn
eslten. fir feline llsbsraeusuns, bab Der
@swertiaaft GROCER S9aosn bur9
einen Strsit sruatien tpirbe, Elm.
WoIfsago m @roben.
w o n. OIL, 5. Gebr. Der
eecret1r bes Snnert beauftrngte ben
Sago Supsrintenoenten Col. 6. &.
RorriKep cine b~rsitdsise Sasb gu Der.
anhalten, Inn bic Rational.W ilb. RE
Terpation bon W6lfsn su befreien. Die
aeiammte @arniien bon Sort Sin
pirb an Der Saso theiInebmen; i'm
8an3en tpsrbsu unaefdbr 1000 bsrtt-
tene Sdssr I'm Geloe isin. Sas ge.
Iammte, &c. $50 Mder umfaHeube Gora.
gsbist Der &sierpation lou absetrieben
rperoen.
@ssenbis @igaretten
Mnnapolts. Wb.. 5. Ssbr.
Der Staats.S snat. bat bas gnti.@i.
earetten. @sfsb anssnomulen.
g naII.
Butte, Wont., 5. 5e6r. Der
paRagisr. 3ua go. Is Der Mortbern
Yaeife Bahn eolliotrte mit einem
Jradt3ug on Der @rsat IOrtbern
2rsu3ung, ausi Reilen tpefli4 bon
9elenn.
Der Gra&tsu9 pHt9te bu&ffdbli4
fsinen Wsg bur9 sinen Der pahagier'
WassOns. 9isle Der 9uHasiere muir.
Der sst6otet Oosr usrlests gu al benz
finssn au3 Die Wasgons 5euer unb
bremen nun li&tsrlo9.
rnenrun zen
Wabington. 5. 5sbruar.
Der prdfioent ianote bic fOl9enoen gr'
nennunasn fur Snbiana elm:
Stsusr. ginnehmer fur Snbianapo=
liz = 9eopolo 6. &otbfdilb.
pofmsiier - U. s. Slit, @ooo'
lamb; 6rsb Snpoer. angola; gosar u.
Simmons, 3Otomc; SObn Swens.
Hoblespile.
ginmenbunsel ssssn bic grnennur9
bon Rotbfdilb rperoen niGt erwartet,
u1o uirb berislbe. tusrn beffdtigt. iein
UNIT am II. 6sbruar aniretsn.
Seuer bebrobtetn 9an3e
Stabt.
Snoepenoence. WO., 5. Jebr.
Das breia6de Badfeinqebdube Der
Wi3e Sarbmare &c., murbe bur4 Jeuer
,erh6rt. 9oa bsfhr9tet tpuroe. baB Der
gan3s @ei&dftstbsil ber Staot Elm
&aub Der 5lammer werben ptiroe,
wurbs bic 6eueruebr BON aanfas @itp
su Silfe ssrufsn. gs 9elang. baa
Gsuer auf feinsn Serb gu bei&rdnten
Der an9eri9tete S9aoen betrdr9t $75,'
900.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-06

@lasgou: caledonia" bon Ism Yorl
pia Mobine.
0alifar: rSicIlian" bon 2ipsrpOol,
bia RopiIe.
2tberpool +: .Noorolanb" bon pbtla'
belpbia.
Shanghai v2irflee" bon portlano.
Oregon.
Gibraltar Republic" bon Netr
BORT.
@lasspw : .Buenos gpres4 nod pbt'
labelpbia.
BouIogne .@raf Waloerfee" mad
Netu Dorf.
Rotteroam: .Statenoam~ na9 Rem
Dorf bia Bouloene.
Brerneu: .HarbarpKa" 1a@ NewVcrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-06

U"
aepfsI @ute 3o@apfeI $3.50 per Sab.
Honanen 81. O0-l.25: tetxe 7be-Sl.0O.
gttrunen So 90 3.76 per RIFE
Drameem - 81 .25-a.7S PEI Rife.
Srauber TAG per 8orb.
8irnen 81. IQ-1.25 per 4uibeI.
UemRia
Rotbe ytiiber 85e pei Du&enb gan@es.
GeIerp 25s-40c per 6un9.
Outer gIant roc per Dutexh.
Rraut - $l.0Q-1.2s per Sut.
8lumeniobI sa.5) per Drtenh.
@urten = $l.ss Ter Dutenb.
GaIat - IKE pet Pfunb.
geterfiIie l5e per Ouaenb Bas@ea.
3a1toHeIn - 66e - '0e per Tuibel.
SabtartoHetn = 8trsinia $a.6o; Salts
NOR $40 -a.96; Seriep $3.50 $500
per Sab.
9wiebeIn - Rotbe unb peibe $(.3b per
8fanb; epanii&e SmiebeIn 81. %
per Tifte.
Stabilize 45c ter Ttitenb.
epinat - 35e per Omtenb.
tomatoes S. per Grate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-06
Dsttss. CITES $50 osHasss.

Sanbler bssabIsa foIaexce Eretis:
Butter - Country. l6e, 9rsouisrt 28
oIgiR 27s
Sti5&e @lsr-14e per <hitsHo.
nfhner Sc. edbxs g. TurtepS -l0-l2e.
Saien - $1.,0 bis $1.s6 per Dmsenb.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-17
His Big Friend.

A crowd gathered on wharf in San
Francisco had an opportunity to see a
dog rescue another dog from drowning,
and 90 about his work as intelligently
as if he had been the trained officer OF
a humane society.
A small terrier dog fell from tho
stringer of the wharf into the bay. He
swan around for some time in a circle.
and many plans were suggested for his
teal The little creature seemed
doomed to watery grave, for he was
fast becoming exhausted The female
portion of the audience was much ex-
ercised, and gave many expressions OF
pity.
Just at the moment that all hopes OF
saving the terrier were given up, the
bark Of dog in the crowd attracted
attention, and there appeared upon the
| stringer, in front of the wharf, large
| Newfoundland.
He saw the little fellow in the water
and with low wall he ran to and fro
along the wharf for moment or two,
and then, to the surprise of every one
/ present, he sprang into the water and
at once SWAN to the terrier.
He seized him by the neck with his
teeth. and after swimming about fol-
some time, sighted the new sea-wall ex-
tension, about hundred yards distant
for which he headed.
/ Upon landing his burden on terra.
| firna. the Newfoundland gave two OF
! three sharp barks, and seemed to be
s. proud of what he had done. 1t was
some time before the terrier was abl
to gain strength to walk away.
One of the witnesses to the strange
4 sight patted the Newfoundland dog
and said, "This dog is mine. and !
wouldn't take $1,000 tor him at THU
moment. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-17
BUCKET SHOPS LOSE
IN COURT OF APPEALS

The opinion Of the United States cir
cult court of appeals, in the case Of the
Chicago Board of Trade against the
Celia Commission company Of st. Louis,
will have little effect upon the attitude
of the Minneapolis Chamber Of Com
MERGE towards the bucket shops. The
court found that chambers Of commerce
and boards Of trade have property
rights in the quotations originating
with them, but this was really only in
line with the important decision Of the
United States supreme court covering
the ground some two years ago.
= The Minneapolis Chamber of Com
merce has had difficulty in withholding
its quotations from persons not author
lied to receive them. The new deci-
sion, while highly gratifying as again
tracts under which quotations are dis
seminated, and affording further recog-
| milton by the courts of the right Of the
Chamber to govern their distribution,
really helps little i the particular
cases at hand9 One difficulty is to
prove that the quotations come from
| the proprietary source. ..lr.e,s.
In the case of The Chicago Board
against the Celia company, the decision
just reversed, the defense resorted to
and won out on the old argument of
gambling as a plea for non-recognition
| by, the courts. The appellate court
passing over this effort at diversion
finds the main facts-that the defend
ants were using the quotations of the
Chicago board, in an unauthorized
manner, and makes clear the right OF
the Chicago board to stop them. ,-
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The Bands Of Mercy Permanent.

Both teachers and children are great
ly interested in the Jim Key Bands OF
Mercy, and there promises to be o
large enrolment.
The organization of the bands win
be completed this week, and the en-
thusiasm is SO marked that it is eS-
pected that the little bands will mee6
once a month all summer.
"Uncle Bert of T he journal
has received a number of letters from
other towns in Minnesota asking for
| information as to the Bands Of Mercy,
as the children in the schools are eager
| to organize bands also. 49,
If all the children turnout the stats
band together for the protection Of AMI
mails, Minnesota Will soon rank Massa-
chusetts, the banner state in humans
/ work. b.
"Uncle Bert has received num-
Der of stories and essays from childreH
in other Cities, and even other states, tn
which he regrets he cannot awarS
prizes, as The Journal contest is only
| open to the children of the Minneapolis
| public schools. +
| Several of the stories were exceed
ingly. interesting, and tho they eannot
be given a prize, "Uncle Bert may
| some day publish them for the enter
tainment and benefit of the Minneapolis
children.
As soon as the Bands of Mercy am
formed, T he Jour n a ! will publish
the names of the officers and member
in the Jim Key Band of Mercy column.
The children are urged to send il
their essays and stories at once. no:
waiting until the completion of ths
/ bands
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UnIdue-RolIte Vaudeville,

AS winsome in her manners and as.
wise In her performance as she was when
she made her first appearances. a week
ago, Princess Trixie still leads in popu-
larity among the performers at the
Unique. Several variations in the act Of
this clever little horse seem to bear out
the claims of her masterrW,, II. Barnes,
that she, does her work without any sig
nal from him. I'll! ~
Charles Hecklow Is just funny in his
"excentricities. His act is one Of the
song, dance and monolog kind which are
| easy to- laugh at but hard to describe.
The Fredericks, who are an unbilled Of
fering this week, have a laughable sketch
entitled Her Cowboy Visitor ~ which is
a bit out of the main-traveled road The
Brangdons, a man and four boys, do some
feminine costume stunts which are
decidedly suggestive of the Roosevelt
club in 1.-THE Rance Of Oudh." West an6
Benten have a song and dance act which
Is far from novel, tho it is also far from
bad. Coyne and Tinlin are good aero.
bats and do some excellent tumbling
along established lines. -
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CLUBS AND CHARITIES
Club Calendar.

WEDNESDAY
Ladies' Social Circle Of the Church
Of the Redeemer, church parlors, 2 pm.
Ladies' Aid society of futile church,
Mrs. Gee, 3111 Harriet avenue, after
noon. ~.
Woman s Home Missionary society Of
the First Methodist Episcopal church,
Mrs. Dexter, 818 Eighth street Sc. 2:30
pm. .. :.
Home Mission society of the First
Baptist church, church parlors, pm.
Woman s Home Missionary society of
Plymouth church, annual meeting, Mrs.
A. M Keith, 2206 First avenue S,
|. Ladies Aid society of Pilgrim
church, Mrs. w. H. Lashbrook, 3114
Morgan avenue N, pm. ......F.. .-..
|; Ladies Aid society Of Chicago
Avenue Baptist church, Mrs. Wheelan,
S3541 First avenue s, 2;30 pm.
Ladies' guild Of Grace Episcopal
Church. elections of officers, guild rooms
2 pm.
Ladies Aid society of the Taber,
nacle Baptist church. Mrs. Voight, 1904
Riverside avenue, all day.
|. Ladies' Aid society Of the Thirteenth
Avenue M. E. church, Mrs. Country
man, 1929 Eighth street s, 2:3o pm.
| Mothers Circle of Prospect Park
Mrs. C. II. Peterson, Bedford and Orlir
avenue 8 pm.
Ladies' Aid society of All Souls
church, Mrs. J. G. Haynes, 1907 Fourth
street Sc, afternoon.
Art History club, Public Library
Woman s guild Of All Saints church
guild rooms, all day.
Woman g Home Missionary society
of Westminster church, church parlors
! $3.50 pm.
Woman's Home, Missionary societ,
of Simpson NJ. E. church, Mrs. W. R
+ Hiles, 1896 Third avenue S, $3.50 pm
| Women s Missionary society of Firs
Presbyterian church, church parlor,
| Women's Society of Trinity Baptis
church, church parlors all day.
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500 ENCOURAGES
FLOWER CULTURE
STATION AGENTS SUPPLIED WITH
SEEDS AND PLANTS.
General Passenger Agent Galloway
Sends Booklet to Lines Employees
Suggesting How to Make Ugly Places
Beautiful Results Tell in Appear
ance Of Company Property.

Following it's custom of other years,
the passenger department. of the 500
line will furnish seeds and shrubs to
the station masters along the lin, to
use in identifying the station surround
ings. 50
Il W. R. Galloway, general agent, has
Just sent out a booklet showing cuts
Of Towering plants and entitled
+" Flowers for Your Station Grounds.
On the front and back pages are ap,
propriate quotations from Ouida and
Beecher on flowers, and on. the inside
Mr.. Galloway takes occasion to say
"just a word with you in the interest
of the beautiful.
r. Depends on Agents.
The success of the decoration ven
ture is left entirely with the station
agents. Old varieties of flowers are
offered to him to repeat his experience
in flower planting of previous years
and some new ones are added. All are
easily grown after healthy start il
given in the way of well-prepared sol
and sufficient moisture.
= Each package sent out contains fif
teen varieties, which include balsam
hollyhock, marigold, nasturtium, Sweet
William, sunfower, petunia, zinnia
morning glory, larkspur, phlox, peoples
moss rose, bachelor button, sweet peas
1t is suggested that the morning glo
ry grows quickly and is excellent tt
cover unsightly spots; sunfowers form
an effective background, sweet pea
will cover fences and give solid colo1
background for the variegated bloom.