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The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-11-09
WITHOUT A DOUBT
1T IS REPUBLICAN
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Here are some Of the main facts re-
garding the voting in Chouteau county
at the election Of 1905 that may be
worthy Of general consideration and, pos
sibly, good as summary to pas.e in
| ones hat:
Thomas J, Walsh, candidate for con-
gress, failed to carry precinct in
Charles N. Pray's home county.
Henry N. Smith led Pray, his ASSOC
ciate on the state ticket, over the state,
but Pray led Smith in the voting in
each and all precincts of Chouteau CO.
Walsh received 115 votes in Havre.
Judge Tattan defeated ]. J. Kerr in
his home county by this vote: Tattan $50,
Kerr, 25I. The vote on the judgeship IN
Havre was: Tattan, 323; Kerr, IS.
Henry ]. Meili carried Havre by this
vote: Meili, 235; Everett, 161. Everett
carried Harlem by this vote: Everett,
40; Meli, Il.
Louis Newman beat Thomas A. Cum
mings in the race for the legislature
in Havre by this vote: Newman, IS;
Cummings, 1872; In Fort Benton Cum
mings beat Newman by this vote: Cum
mings, 1856; Newman, Ga.
Dowens friends allowed Sullivan Only
81 votes in Chinook.
Alexander Ross received 3o7 votes in
Havre, as against 60 for Charles Lepley.
It is anticipated that Ross will remem-
Der where his friends are located.
Frank Mcdonald, asserted by his Sup
porters to be "Havre's best friend" de-
feated Exor A Pepin in his home town
by this vote: Mcdonald, 24s; Pepin, Ill
Mr.. Mcdonald says that he will re-
member the statements Of his friends that
led the voters of the city to cast aside
favorite in his behalf
L. o. Hudson of T1avre defeated D. G.
Lockwood in Fort Benton, his home
city, by this vote: Hudson, l22; Lock
wood, 104. In Havre the vote was:
Hudson, 3l7; Lockwood, 10. In Harlem
Hudson received only 80 votes out Of
total Of lat.
w. r. Leet carried every precinct IN
the county.
James T. Moran defeated Henry Cries
bach. in the contest for the assessor
ship In Havre by IS and In Chinook by
II.
Chinook's vote for county attorney was:
O'Keefe, 14s; Carnal, 70. Havre's voc
was: O'Keefe, 10: Carnal. $40. Carnal got
all the vote but 20 in Harlem and n
Fort Banton the vote was: Carnal. 147:
OKeefe, So.
The vote for direct legislation in
Havre was: For. 276: against 15
The political advancement of L. D..
Hudson to the office Of county treas
urer will leave a vacancy In the office
of police magistrate. Mayor Newm n,
with the confirmation by the counc !,
will select the next incumbent of this
office. Mayor Newman said today: !
! am already anticipating choice of a new
magistrate. I think l will surprise the
wise folks by not naming the man they
say must be named" Councilman 4.
D. Smith and Former Police Magistrate
w. B. Piper. both republicans, are a.
mong the several citizens first sug'
gested as the probable successor of Hud-
son. r. E. Hammond, present city at
torney and DOGGY man Of the half-worid
has been suggested, also, but the may
or, naturally. is keeping his intentions
to himself until the vacancy shall have
really occurred.
H. w. Gross, the newly elected con
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-11-09

Lord" Scully, one Of the large t
Land holders in the United States, has
just died in London, England. Mr.. scully
owned $4,000 acres Of fine farm llnds
in Illinois, 5000 in Kansas, eo00o in
Nebraska, 10000 In Missouri, and in ad-
dition to this he Lad large tracts N
Iowa, Texas, and other places. Most of
his lands were bought from IS to SIS
per acre and are now worth from SIS 10
$3.50 per acre. The country that would
allow an alien to secure such bodies Of
LAND is lacking In something.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-11-09

A little over half q century ago the
world was astonished by the announce
ment that Professor Morse had sue.
ceeded in sitting down In Washngt on
and talking by means Of wire with
people in Baltimore. Since then we find
wires stretched over the world that have
brought the whole human family within
talking distance of each other But that
was only the beginning Now electric
service has attained to such pefeclion
that the wire can be dispensed with,
but latest OF all now comes the invention
Of the 'televue" by which the person
seated at the telephone can actually see
the person whom he is conversing at the
other end of the Wire.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-11-09

Give children remedy with a pleas
ant taste. Don't force an unpleasant
medicine down their Threats. Kennedy's
Laxative (containing) Honey and Tar
Is most pleasant to take. Children like
it. and as relief for colds coughs. etc,
Conforms to National Pure Food and
Drug Law. Sold by Beckstead Drug
company.
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An Austin minister undertook 10 lell
his people that a woman who could not
cook should not marry. That is going
too far There are women who are made
to live By the pen, Many Of them have
succeeded admirably as cate raiserS.
One Of them is the best skipper on
Lake Michigan. Some Of them are
shreWd merchants or real estate deal
ers. AS a general thing no woman should
fail to be a good cook, but there are
many exceptions to the rule and the
minister ought to have said so, for ne
may have had some Of them IN his
congregation.
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Live right, help your felloWnlan, save
part Of your income and be happy. This
Is a semon, short, but possibly not APP
plicable to your case.
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Today Harvard's endowment amounts
to ss,0c0,oO0. that Of Chicago sc. 900. 900.
AM that of Leland Stanford to possibly
twice as much.
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Despite the disturbed political con-
ditions, 1t Is gatitying to notice that
there are 100000 turkeys fattening for
Thanksgiving.
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Along about now good many people
are beginning to lose their faith In the
cold bath asa cure for all the ills to
which man Is heir.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-11-09

All things may come to those who wa t
but much earlier possession can be acqui
by hiking after them.
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The Havre Herald
W. c. KEsTER, EDITOR AND PROP

Entered at the postoffice at Havre. Mon
tana, as second-class mail matter.
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HAVRE, MONT, FRIDAY, NOV. Q, 1905.
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FAMOUS STRIKE BREAKERS

FAMOUS STRIKE BREAKERS,
The Enost famous strikebreakers i'm
the land are DIR. Kings New Life Pills.
When liver and bowels go on strike they
quickly settle the trouble, and the puri-
flying work goes right on. Best cure for
constipation, headache and dizziness. &c
at Boone's drug store.
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thief and he has given service that was
remarkable and satisfactory to every
one In the community. Even those who
voted him down excuse him for being
attached to the minority party.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-11-09

This years crop Of oats Will amount
to sss,33oooo bushels, not counting the
wild ones. We have great country
here.
Horses, ostriches and CRATES have
the largest eyes Of land creatures. Our
girls the brightest
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PREsBYTERIAN CHURCH SERVICES.
Sunday:
Preaching at Hoo A. M.
Preaching at 2:30 r. M.
Y. P. s. G. e. at 7:20 p. M.
Preaching at 500 p. M.
Wednesday evening:
Prayer meeting at 800 P. M.
The Lords Supper will be observed
Sunday morning at 11:oo A. M.
r. W. POOL, Poster.
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Classified Advertisements
WANTED

NTANTED -Gentleman n wants board and room
w in private family. State locati-n and
full particular Address z, this Office.
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MTANTED-- "A girl to do housework NO wash
w ing or ironing. Apply ll6 3 I'd ct. G-31
WyANTED-Chsmber1na and also woman
w ~ do general housework. Apply Hotel
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ABOUT YOUR NHioftBoRs
AND YOURSELVES

John Bald e trAsaastiss bssissa
II Oanes City todsy.
4 ~. b. Lswis III ~ psnvss
yesterday % busiusas nip.
/ Mrs. Alfred Darfss Il rscovssins
from two weeks sict spell
u. D. Barnhards and wifs os Lila.
ooln Park, were in tbs CITY today.
-Mrs. wipnsId Wilson ID spending
tbs afternoon In Portland with her
sister.
-Ais Mildred Hiohman Of Denver
was the guest Of Mrs o. o. Yslson
Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. n. p. Themss il expected
70 return today from : six wssks' stay
with relatives in Wisconsin.
Mrs. Cora Smell Of Carbonhill.
Ala. arrived yesterday to visit her
old friend. Mrs.. J. J. Mesos.
Mrs NJ Large and son Wayne
have returned from > visit with
friends and relatives in Denver.
! Mrs. A. P. Williams and her
sister. Miss Agnes Thurman. are visit.
irg Mrs. Do. williams at Coal Greek
today.
Mrs. Joseph Wilson who has been
whiting her SON and his wife the last
few days left today for her home In
Denver.
w. o. Stewart returned from
his camping trip 70 Greenwood yester-
day. Mrs. Stewart will not return
for another week.
Dave Houston and family Of
Canon City. are the guests Of H. Hous.
ton and family. The two Mr.. Hous.
tons are brothers.
Mis- CLARA Bancroft and Miss
Adella Lucas of Canon City are visit.
ing Mrs. v. A. Hutton. Mrs. Hutton
and Aiss Lucas are sisters.
CHARLES Snyder. formerly Of this
oity. but now marshal at Williams.
burg. waa transaoting business In the
city this morning.
Charles Nicely. J.v. MoCandless.
Dan Hughes and George Cox expect
to go 70 Canon City this evening 10 pay
10 fraternAl visit to the lodge Of Ma.
sons.
-Mrs. r. ". burke who has been
visiting DR.. and Mrs. Stephenson for
several days leaves tomorrow for Colo
rado Springs and will then proceed 10
hs- homo In Fort Collins. Mrs.
Durks and the doctor are sister and
brother.
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LOOK IT UP-verse ~. chaper z.
Of Ezra. has eli the letter. Of the 81 +.
phabst except 81" Just brush the
dust of your Bible and see II this /,
not true.
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ol... a. Frsmon. Wall Paper %.

Those knowing thsmlslves to be In.
dsbted to J. r. Fritz please osll at
room 1. johnson block or at the City
Meat market and settle their 10.
oount at once. %. ~
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BEST ios Dream soda"-Yslson.
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New Homes For Thousa ands.
shoshone Reservation to be opens

Shoshone Reservation to be opened to
settlement. Chicago, Union Pacific 4
Northwestern Line announces round
rip excursion rates from all points July
18th to 18th. CIT round trip from Dem
ver to Shoshoni, Wyoming, the Reserva-
ton border. The only all rail route
from Denver. Dates Of registration July
10th to 3lst at Shoshoni and Lander.
Reached only by this line. Write for
pamphlets telling how to take up one Of
the attractive homesteads. All agents
soil tickets via this route. Information,
maps and pamphlets free on request to
I. 8. Rattle, Genera, Agent, SO1 Seven
teenth st, Denver. Colo. 238w
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Uueumbsr Orsan males ths faee
iiks vslvss-Psisss Pharmacy. ~
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Dr.. K. c. Sapero,
tho Denver eye. ear. nose and throat
specialist. will again be In Florence,
~ the Lannox hotel Aug. 9 aud z.
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Aiehisoa. Topeka { Santa Fe Railway.
No. 03-From Pueblo and ali
points east, arrive daily. ...... II - . N
M. o1s-FOr Pueblo and all points
east, depart daly, ,--.w..---.- ssi m
:. Sunday, depart --.,,---....----.. tNp
sspt sendsy, arrive. - nn
No. as To Bockvale- --....... l7,S p n
No, 61e-fron Rs,ckvats--.... l:D n
Direct soaneesioa y noW nade st ppshtp tn
Chtea9o and all polnts pA4>, end q II Janta
With California Iinito6 ~ Loe Anso1oo and
ean Pran1lkoo.
ipasinss Solisissd aaA psomsaly sAd sAsss
b:ssslsSavs Iissnssrs se,1,s. isss y ssps
~ - 4. J. RAkoM1 Aeooe
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Bring IN Your School Children
To the Lennox hotel. Florence, where
DR.. Sapero. the we'll known eye. ear.
nose and throat specialist, will ex-
anime their eyes and yours free.
Au 8 and Z.
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ALABAMA.

Birmingham Committee on Co,o..
Evangezation held meeting in Birmnchas'u
Ala, on Tuesday of last week. There v,s
good attendance of the members of the Connie.
tee. Charles A. Stillman was elected a rnanoh"
of the executive committee to fill a vacancy canoS,
by the resignation of John w. Sibey. A COW
mttee composed of John H. Miller and DR. St.nr
was instructed to make an investment of the O.
600 LETT in legacy by Dr. West, of ST. Louis "
the institute at Tuscaloosa, so as to bring abon
the best results. A committee composed Of H.
Stage, J. H. Miller, and DR.. J. G. Snedecor was
appointed to make effort to raise $1,000 nec
essary to enlarge the property of Stillman Inst;
tute A committee named to visit the SYNOD
OF South Carolina to advise and arrange for the
removal of the Ferguson Williamson Academy
from Abbeville S. c., to Tuscaloosa, by the fall
OF 1907 if the same is found to be practicable
This academy has attendance of about 2oo
pupils.
Selma-First Church.-At the close of his ser
mon on July 9Th, Rev A A. Little D. D. referred
to the fact that he just entering upon the
sixth year of his pastorate. He said: "In five
years we have received 273 persons into the men,
bership of this church. Total contributions S51
1915; average, $Io,S3o per year; $26,573 was given
tor congregational purposes, and $4,000 for be-
nevolent causes. The total membership is ST.,
which is the largest ever reported" -Southern
Presbyterian
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MISSISSIPPI.

Meadville.-A meeting has been recently con
Quoted at this place by Rev. J. F. Eddins OF
McComb City This is, perhaps, the first preacr
ing by Presbyterian ever done in Meadvle and
all that the county of Franklin has had in years
There were fifteen professions of faith in Christ
Fourteen of these gave their names as DESTROYS
uniting with the Presbyterian Church. A lot to
build church has been offered by a friend
there land it is hoped to soon have an organiza-
ton OF Our own at Meadville
Sharon.-Ths church has just experienced a
great revival of religion. Rev. r. E. Fulton
pastor of Newton Church, conducted shoI'
meeting, which was of unusual interest. The az
tendance was large throughout, and on Sunoa!
the house could not accommodate the crowds a.
all. The immediate results are fourteen ado-
tons to our church, six by statement and eight o.
profession of their faith in Christ Seven adu'
were baptized. Rev. J. N. McCord is pastor -
this church. which is one of the oldest PresDy
terrain churches in the county, and the o'~
church building of this denomination in SimP'"'
county.
Iombeckbee Presbytery-Met at West ro am
on July 10th. Rev. ]. J. Hill was received ioa
the Presbytery of Upper Missouri after exanl' ~
ton. call from the Columbus Church was 90
cepted by Mr.. Hill, and the following comn'"
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VI the uilahoma Church to be transferred TO tb j,
Aiesoyterlah Churcn, Y. >. a.. was considered
Oh motion, the toiiowng action was taken:
"h9ieds lullahoma Churcn, OF the i,respytery
Vi NdshVhie requests the frespytery to transfer
sad church to the jurisdiction OF the PRESBYTERIAN
Church' y. b A, that it may unite with the church
at luliahoma, which formerly in connection
with the Cumberland Presbyterian Assembly.
Ihe Presbytery of Nashville would reply:
L. That we recognize the right of a church
10 transfer its ecclesiastical relations to another
connection when it is satisfied that such trans
ter is for the glory of God and the welfare of his
kingdom.
2. hat such transfer should only be made af-
ter deliberate and careful consideration and with
the approval of the whole body of the members
of the church.
g. We express to the Tulahoma Church our
warm affection and our conviction that their re-
guest is prompted by sincere desire to advance
the cause of Christ But we are unwilling to
sever our connection with them at present until
we have opportunity to investigate the situation
more fully. relationship so long continued
and so tender this should not be hastily broken
A. We therefore urge the brethren of the Tul-
lahoma Church to withhold their resquest and
that action the whole matter be postponed
until the stated fall meeting of Presbytery"-
Southern Presbyterian.
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WEST VIRGINIA.
Greenbrier Presbytery.
[August s.

Ireenbrer Presbytery meets August ,s.,
Linton Church Members of fresbyterv "a. al
piease notify us when and where to meet them n
we VIII meet you either at Lewisburg or at ~.
ter Address A. M. Mclaughlin. Maxwe, - Nels-
Va w.
The Presbytery of Greenbrier will NEE.
linton Church, Maxwelton P. O., w. Va, Tues
day, August 2Sth at 7:3o P. Nj. Railroad co..s
Gates may be had on application to the Sun
Iierk. Ben Harrop, s
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Church News.
VIRGINIA.

Presbytery of West Hanover meets at Trinity
Church. September 4th 1906, at P. NJ
]. c. Painter, Stated Clerk
Bedford City.-Rev. w. G. Craig D. D., of Nc
Cormick Theological Seminary, Chicago preached
for us last Sunday, night and morning Dr. Craig
was heard with much profit by a large congrega-
ton. Our church here is greatly indebted to
Rev. S. S. Lambeth, D. D., of the Methodist Con-
ference, who cheerfuy breaches for us from
time to time, while without regular preach
ing.
interchangeable children at the Presbyterian
Orphans Home very much interested in see
ing the walls of the Shelton Memorial Cottage
erected he house is 48 81, with ell H.
full-s1zed basement, two stories and four rooms
III the attic. Two porches. The walls are of
cement blocks and the roof of slate. Our boys
have been praying for three hundred dollars with
which to equip laundry.
Dear Brother,-All the requirements of the
Book Of Church Order having been met the Pres.
bytery of Lexington is hereby called to meet at
the First Church, Stanton, Va August 49, 1000
II o'clock A. NJ
1. To dissolve the pastoral relation between
the Rev J. E. Ballou and Bethany Church. and to
dismiss him to another Presbytery, if the way
be clear.
2. To dissolve the pastoral relation between
Rev. L. J. Thompson and Buena Vista Church.
and to dismiss him to the Presbytery of STRAIT
ford, of the Presbyterian Church of Canada if
the way be clear
G. w. DALEY Moderator.
10 the members and officers Of the churches of
Winchester Presbytery: Greeting
Presbytery directed its committee to send out
10 letters to YOU asking for contributions of ten
dollars each in order to raise the $I7oo still due
OF the $4,000 promised by Presbytery to the Davi,
and Elkins College Fund. This action was taken
"on the ground that the obligation assumed by the
Presbytery is a debt which the Presbytery is in
honor bound to pay"
These letters have been sent out, and prompt
and generous responses have already brought in
more than one hundred dollars
IT the rest of you will respond promptly and
generously, this debt of honor will be paid at
once Will you? Please send the money to Pres
byterys Chairman of the Twentieth Century Fund
Committee. Rev. Charles Ghiselin Shepherds
town, West Virginia.
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KENTUCKY.

Campbellsville and Bethel.-Rev C. NJ Chumb-
ley pastor, has been engaged by the Evangestic
Committee of Philadelphia for two weeks work
In the summer tent campaign of that city, be.
ginning August 18th. During his absence the pull
pits of these churches will be supplied bv Rev.
Henry H. Sweets and Rev. w. c. Clark
Owensboro-Rev. E. E.Smth, pastor, has or
gained a Presbyterian Brotherhood" among
the men of the church, who have taken up the
work with enthusiasm
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PRESBYTERY OF NASHVILLE
The Presbytery Of Nashville met July Goth in
the First Church, Nashville, Tenn The request
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ILLINOIS LOSES BIG
FORTUNE BY TAX ERROR

Springfield. I'LL. Oct. io-The A.
sertion was made today bsfoss she
railroad committee Of the state board
Of equalization by ". b. Fleming and
J. u. Duffy. representing Col. James
Hamilton Lewis. corporation counsel
Of Chicago. that by two errors IN
methods OF assessing railroad prop.
srsy by the state board Of equAliza-
enue In the past thirty years which
would amount to hundreds Of millio n
dollars Their theory was that the
the railroads ~ part OF their capital
stock and inanf Isl value.
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Ontario 10 Quiet.

Ottawa. Ont Oct l0-BuckinR.
ham 10 In posse ssion OF the militia
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GALE is RAGING OVER
LAKE AND MANY DROWN

Chicago. Dot. 10-A storm Of I'M.
usual violence ia raging on the upper
lakes today and eight lives have Al
ready been sacrificed by the sinking
of a steamer on Huron bay. Two
barges we're towing the steamer Barth
and when they reached Red bridge.
they sank and the crew of fourteen n
men have not been heard from. The
gale ragged ACROSS Huron bay all day.
Many other vessels are missing.
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LET'S DECORATE FOR
COMING OF ODD FELLOWS

Next Sunday the advance guard Of
Odd Fellows anSs Rebe abs OF the state
will begin to arrive in Florence for
the purposs Of attending the state
meeting Of each of these bodies. Flor
enoe should look at her best and
many merchants are preparing to dec
crate their places OF business in the
colo-s of the orders. The colors OF
the kebekshs are pink and green.
with pink predominntinR. The Odd
Fellows coiors are " h,te, red aud blue
and the Encsmpment oolors are royal
purpls aud gold.
The local Odd Fellows have ar.
ranged with Che electric light COM
pany to have the town brilliantly
lighted on this occasion. Strings Of
different oolored electrio lights will
be strung across Pixies Peak avenue
and Front street; ACROSS Santa Fe and
Main and across Main and Petroleum.
These will be single strings. running
disRonally across the inter sections.
Diagonally ACROSS the square At
PiKe's Peak aud Main street will be
two strings Of coiored lights. running
In opposite directions. Below the
lights will bs strung three large links
the Odd Fellows emblcm. In varied
oolored lights. 1t Is the present in.
tention Of the executive committee to
have the lights turned on next Sun.
day night for the first time.
Either the last OF this week or
the early part Of next. PROBABLY
Monday. there will be placed In
front Of Union hall. over the Tribune
ofhce. . large gold moon with seven
golden stars. 1t will have a back.
ground OF canvas, and will be built
around chicken wire. Behind this
will be a large electric light and when
the light is turned on. the illpminat.
ing effect will be grand.
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YALE COLLEGE REFUSES
TO ADOPT SHORT SPELLING

New Haven. Conn. Oct. 10-Yale
will not adopt the simpl fed spelling
according to President Hadley. II
do not iptend making use OF the new
system - Am not an advocate of 1t.
said he. The burden Of proofs sbould Id
lie with the advocates Of the move.
msnt and not with those who refuse
to be drawn into the movement. ]
can see no reason why II should be
adopted.
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TOPEKA BANK TO OPEN
AFTER LONG SUSPENSION

Topkea. Kan. Oct. l0-The Peo.
Piles National bank Of Sedra. Kan.
$22, 900 of whose funds were filohed
supposedly by Otto d. Stollsrd. the
abscondipg cashier. will reopen for
business on Oct. 10 ]. L. Bradley
national bank examiner who has lad
charge Of the bank since the discovery
Of the shortage, will supervise the
opening. The missing cashier has not
been apprehended
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CUBAN PEOPLE NOW SEE
WHERE THEY ARE AT

New York. Dot. I6-Among the
passengers on the steamer Moro
CASTLE which arrived here from HA.
vana this morning were Juan O'Far.
rill. secretary of state and Justice in
Palma's government and Jacob
Sleeper. of the American legation
at Havana, Sleeper said that the
Cuban people fully realize the
necessity Of the action by this
country and that the government
is not the less friendly to the Unit.
ed States.