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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-09-15
TAFT Will: SPEAK AT FARGO
DURING HIS WESTERN SPEAKING TRIP
Republican Standard Bearer Will Pour Some Shot Into 1he
cheese cloth Baemens Of the Democratic LeaderBryans
Absurd Arguments to be Answered by Facts.

Chicago, Sept. 15.-The intinerary
of Judge Taft was largely agreed up
on in prospective last night, and
while certain minor changes may be
found necessary, the states to bescov-
cred and to some extent the places
at which speeches are to be i made
were fixed.
Ten days Of travelling with almost
constant speaking, have been arrang-
ed for William H. Taft, the Republican
candidate for president. a Tho trip
will be made on g special yrain start
Ing from some Illinois point, probably
Chicago. about September 25. The
tour will extend as far north as Min
neapoHs and Fargo, N. D., as far south
as several points in Kansas and west
to Denver. Mr.. Taft will be back in
time to speak before the deep water
ways convention on October Z.
The itinerary of Judge Taft engag-
ed the attention of Chairman Hitch
cock Of the Republican national COM
mittee as soon as he arrived here
from New York today. Political lead
ers were here to meet the chairman
from North Dakota, South Dakota.
Utah, Minnesota, Kansas, Tennessee,
Wisconsin and Kentucky and the rep
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-09-15
Tunnel FIRE
PROVES FATAL
Timbers Caught Fire and Two
Men Are suffocated by
the Smoke

Detroit, Mich, Sept. 15.-The first
double fatality to be charged to the
construction on Michigan Central
tunnel under the Detroit river, oc-
CURED early today in shaft No. 4 Of
the Canadian approach to the tunnel,
when two men were suffocated to
death by smoke from burning timbers
and tar paper In the shaft, and two
others were temporarily overcome by
the smoke while attempting to enter
the shaft in q rescue party. The dead
are w. R. Kimball. superintendent of
shafts Nos. i and 2, and Bert John
son, a carpenter. The blaze was con-
fined to the timbers constituting the
false work inside the cement wall
About two hundred men were working
in the tunnel when the fire broke out
and there was panic when the
alarm was given.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-09-15
CONDITIONS BAD
Bank Examiner Had Been Drinking
Grant Whiskey

Washington, Sept i5-John B. Cum
the national bank examin-
er, who recently closed the Cosmo.
politan National bank Of Pittsburg.
was in Washington today In consultas
ton with Comptroller Murray and
Judge Oldham who has charge of the
insolvent national bank section in tho
comptroller's office in regard to tha
affairs of the failed bank. Deputy
Comptroller Kans stated that the res
ceiver of the bank has reported that
its affairs are in quite as bad. II not
a worse condition than Examiner
Cunningham had discovered at the
time he closed the bank. A careful
inquiry has been made of the publish
ed statement that Mr.. Cunningham
had been drinking and 1t is stated at
the department that not only has no
proof been found but the parties who
are supposed to be responsible for the
original charge are said to have made
to Mr.. Cunningham, statements In
writing disclaiming responsibility for
the story.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-09-15
CONTINUED on Page 81
CAR Of DYNAMITE
SHOOK UP Town
Five People Were Killed and
Eighteen Were Severely
Injured
CONTINUED on Page 81

Windsor, Mo-, Sept. 15.-A car of
dynamite standing on the track in
front of the Missiuro, Kansas and
Texas railroad depot here exploded
today with terrific force. The car
and depot platform were demolished.
eighteen persons standing nearby
were more or less seriously injured.
F. Yake, agent of the Missouri Pacific
railway, was terribly mangled and
soon died. The total number of dead
is five. Besides Yake. these include
man named Hall. two unidentified
laborers and an unidentified negro.
Another One.
Ashland, Wis. Sept. 15.-One Of the
neutralizing houses of the Atlantic
Dynamite company, six miles from
here, blew up today with terrific
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-09-15
SUPPORTED ROBBERS
Woman Served as Fence for Organ.
ized Outlaws.

w
Richmond, Va, Sept. 15.-After two
sleepless nights and days, in which
they carefully trailed men and wo-
men alleged to be implicated in a
huge diamond and baggage theft
game, railroad and local detectives
were rewarded yesterday when wo-
man, confessedly the wife of the late
F. F. Hillery of New York stated that
she was the financial support of a
band Of confidence men, baggage and
jewelry thieves. Horace R. CORTLAND,
wanted in many cities, and for whom
a reward of. $1,000 is offered, is the
alleged head of the band.
Since reaching this city three
months ago. Mrs. Hilery. whose Rich
mond name is Mrs. H. f. Lindsey,
has remained in her room in the Col
onial boarding house, No. 1912 East
Marshall street. and has never left
it.
All communication with Coirtland
and other suspects has been made
with the woman through Courtland's
wife, who was today locked up and
who Is now in the city Jail on a
charge of swindling Mrs. Pearl Nc
Kinzie, her boarding house keeper,
out of one hundred and seven dol
lar board bill. Courtland left the
boarding house last night, having, it
Is believed. learned that the detectives
were on his trail.
/. Prior to her arrest Mrs. Courtland
is known to have attempted to pawn
a watch, diamond studded. and which
is worth, so jewellers say, at least 3d.
900. Mrs. Courtland offered the watch
to Sam Bachrach, q pawnbroker, for
500. 1t is known that costly dia-
monds have also been offered for
pawn
Matilda Washington, German girl.
who came to this city with Mrs.
Lindsey, says that she has frequently
seen the woman with handfulls Of
loose diamonds in her possession. The
girl told all she knew Of the identity
of the men accomplices and complain.
cd chiefly that she had not received
one cent since she left Philadelphia
to act as the woman's maid.
She added that she had pawned her
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-09-15
Continued on page 5.)
Continued on page 5.)
BAD MURDER N
M'KENz|E COUNTY
J. G. Hanley Killed by Oscar
Erickson in Renewal of
Old Quarrel

Williston, Sept. 15-J. g. Hanley
was shot and killed yesterday after
noon in Mckenzie county by Oscar
Erickson, young homesteader, while
renewing an old quarrel. Hanley was
the moving spirit in the reform wave
which has been going on in that
county. He came from st. Paul five
years ago and Is brother of DR.. Han
ley. Erickson was placed under ar
rest.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-09-15
TO IMPROVE SYSTEM
Comptroller Endeavoring to Better
the Examining of Banks.

Washington, Sept. 15.-Lawrence O..
Murray, comptroller of the currency,
is making an effort to ascertain how
the bankers Of the country regard the
methods pursued by bank examiners
in going over the affairs Of banks
under examination and at the same
time to secure from bankers their
views as TO how the work of bank ex-
animation can be improved. With
that end In view the comptroller has
sent to each national bank president
q letter Of inquiry.
The letter to the presidents fol-
lows:
Il am making an effort to improve
the work Of the national bank ex-
aminers and In order to do so want
an expression Of opinion from the
banks as to how the work is now
done, and as to how It may be i'm
proved. Will YOU please inform me
how the examiners who have ex-
amined your bank actually do the
work, whether or pot In your opinion
IL ~ we'll done; I'D whether the ex-
amlners take time enough to go into
the details Of the bank as the law
contemplates that they should; and
in general way point out every de-
feet in the examinations that may oc-
cur to you.
II will be under obligations to you
II you will advise me how, in your
opinion, the work for which you pay
can be done 80 that both your bank
and this office will getathe best results
possible from the examinations. The
bank pays for these examinations
and 1t is therefore vitality interested
in getting aQtual benefits from them.
|aISS diolss purpose is to. improve the en-
tire eTGsTytce from the top to the bot
fkply, therefore, will be
con1tddfed cohfidential. Please write
me fully " return mall"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-09-15
MAJORITY STILL
FOR REPUBLICAN
Usual Result in Maine Election
Good Majority for the
Republicans

Portland, Me-, Sept 15-Additional
and revised returns made early today
Of the state election in Maine yester-
day altered but slightly the result an
nounced last night, the plurality of
Bert N. Fernald, the Republican can
didate for governor over Obadiah
Garden, the Democratic candidate re-
maining 1t 1929 with twenty-five
small towns and twenty-six planta-
lions still to report. A complete poll
OF the vote is not expected for several
days.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-09-15
South Dakota Safe

sturgis, 8, D.. Sept. 15-The big
timber flre near Calena and on the
military wood reserve, Is now practi-
cally out after burning nearly two
weeks. The heavy general rain which
fell throughout the Black Hills rem
dered great assistance. Two troops
of the Fourth cavalry from Fort
Meade are still on the ground patrol
ing the fire district. It is impossible
to get an estimate of the damage
done, but 1t win be very heavy.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-09-15
ROOSEVELT WILL
HUNT IN west
But It is the Son and Not the
Sire This Time, Who Will
Come For the Sport

Deadwood. s. D.. Sept. 15-captain
Seth Bullock left Deadwood yester-
day for Huron, 8. D., where he will
meet Kermit Roosevelt and go for a
three weeks hunt on the Standing
Rock and Cheyenne River Indian res
ervations. This, is the third consecu-
tive year Captain Bullock has accom-
panied Kermit Roosevelt on hunts on
the reservations.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-09-15
Hughes On
FiirstBauot

*****A s!,A {. ~ # *,&% 4 y :
49, Saratoga, n. Y.,} Sept. 15-'
Governor Charles e.; Hughes
was renominated to succeed him.
self as governor of New, York by
the state Republican convention
on the first ballot this afternoon.
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-30
BUGGY RUNS INTO CAVEIN
Mrs. II. j. EdnIunds and Her Mother,
Mrs. Ann Edwards, Seriously
Injured.

Mrs.. r. J. Edmunds and her mother, Mrs.
Ann Edwards, both of whom I've at Sc S
Leavenworth street, were thrown from a
buggy and badly shaken up and bruised
about $3.50 O'Clock last night when two
wheels Of their vehicle ran into a large
hole on the street at Forty-first and Leav-
enworth streets.
The hole, which is six feet long and three
or four feet across, was caused by a sewer
caying in and was filled with water. AL
though it Is said to have been there since
1 O'Clock yesterday afternoon there was no
light, red or otherwise, to. mark the place,
and the police were not notified Of its eX-
istence Until the buggy containing the two
women ran into ii.
Mrs. Edwards, who is n years old and
who had not walked for three years, was
thrown out on her face and was badly
shaken up and frightened and may have
sustained internal injuries.
Emergency officer Morgan went to the
scene of the accident on a motorcycle and
assisted the two women home, where DR..
Harris was called to attend them.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-30
DR.. HIRSCH COMES TO OMAHA
Eminent Rabbi and Thinker VIII
Speak In Temple Israel Lee
ture Course,

DR.. Emil G. Hirsch. probably the fore
most rabbi I'm America and looked upon as
a leader and a thinker alike by Jew and
Gentle, will deliver a lecture in Omaha
early in December as one number of the
lecture and entertainment course to be
given this winter by Temple Israel There
are six number I'm the course. many lee
lures to be given by men on a plare with
Or. Hirsch. The charge for the whole
course is but SO.
The lecture and entertainment course will
open with an illustrated lecture by Prof.
A. s. Isaacs on Holland and the Art of
Josef I~sraels," in which he shows. besides
many interesting scenes of Holland, more
than fifty masterpieces OF the world re-
nowned Dutch artist; later in the season DR..
]. Leonard Levy. the brilliant rabbi OF Pitts
burg. on January IS Miss Jennie Mann
helmer, recognized by many as Americas
greatest reader, will give her charming
dramatic Interpretation of Zangwirs
Merely Mary Ann" April will bring, 10
the delight OF all music lovers OF our city,
the splendid Minneapolis Symphony quar-
tet. with Carlo Fischer. Americas leading
'%cellist. and Adelaide Pierce, contralto 30.
loist OF the Twin Cities. Messrs. c. w
Martin and Z. p. Fitch. the latter OF whom
has just returned from Europe. having Sc
cured some Of the finest scenes, will fur
nish a most entertaining evening with
stereopticon and moving pictures, showing
scenes abroad.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-30
And Aka.
In The Stomach
Digests the Food Naturally If In
Right Proportions; If Not,
Then Dyspepsia.

Acid and alKali maze UP the liquid
known as gastric juice, which digests
your food.
II through the abuse of the stomach, or
weakness of blood or through scores of
other causes this gastric juice is not made
up correctly OF acid and alkali. your
stomach cannot digest food.
Such a stomach then acts as a pit where
the food lies, ferments, decays, is thrown
off at last, either into the intestines or
is vomited from the system.
If thrown into the. intestines a large
proportion of it Is taken up and passed
into the blood, for the intestines are COW
cred on the inside surfaces with millions
OF little mouths which are placed here
to suck up nourishment for the blood.
You may readily see that If instead of
good rich nourishment, there is vile pois-
onous fermented bile and acid, these same
little mouths suck some OF 1t by neces-
sity and pass it into the blood. The blood
in turn throws it off and the system is
Immediately placed in an imperfect state.
The blood is weakened, the tissues lose
strength, the skin becomes diseased and
man in general suffers In a score Of
places.
Then again the blood furnishes gastric
Juice to the stomach, for when the gas
trio juice is not needed lOI digestive puT-
poses 1t goes back to the blood. When
food comes into the stomach the nerves
along the Alimentary Canal and in the
mouth signal the brain Tor help and the
blood Immediately furnishes sufficient
gastric juice to do the work well and
quickly.
Starts Dyspepsia Tablets go into the
stomach, balance the gastric juice, digest
the food. are taken up by the blood, pun
files IL. and when the food comes again
to the stomach a natural gastric juice Of
right proportions greets II and does ITS
work perfectly. After a time these little
tablets restore Nature, build up the gas
trio juice and there is no longer dyspepsia
Every druggist carries Them in stock
price 50ci every druggist ana 10000 ply.
sicians will attest their word to the meTi
Of these tablets. Buy a box now and re
lieve your stomach at once. or send M
your name and address today and We vii
send you Immediately by mail a sampl,
package free. Address f. A.. Stuart Co.
$50 stuart BldgY Marshall. Mich
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-30
Ginger Pears.

Materials.-Eigh pounds pears, one quart
jar Canton ginger. four lemons, four
pounds sugar, four plnts water, three pieces
OF ginger root,
Way of preparing,-Peel the pears and
cut in quarters, Then slice crosswlse In
thin slices. Scald for twenty minutes,
drain and weigh. Slice the Canton ginger
and break up the ginger root, slice the
lemons thin. Make a syrup Of the sugar
and water and then add the lemons, ginger
root and Canton ginger. Boil ten minutes.
TIER rem We q ginger root ard tn lemons
and add the prepared pears. Cook slowly
until the pears are clear looking, then
place in jars and seal.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-30
JUST GIVE COP YOUR CARD
Plan Devised TO Avoid Arrest OF
Members of the Omaha
Auto Club.

Automobile drivers VINO are members Of
the Omaha Automobile club will no longer
have to go to Jail when they exceed the
city speed limits in running their machines.
A system has just been introduced by
Chief of Police DOnahue whereby speeders
who are stopped by Emergency Officers
Morgan and Reigelman, who use motor
cycles for the purpose OF intercepting law
breakers, or by any other police officer,
may escape going to the police station by
merely giving the arresting officer a card
signed by Chief Donahue and officials of
the auto club.
This is not a gentieman's grating game,
but merely a convenience provided by the
police for owners belonging to the club,
which Is strongly opposed to speeding
within the city limits and is doing all 1t
can to discourage the practice among its
members. The new card does not release
the holder from liability to a police court
fine, but just makes II possible for motor
lists who unconsciously break the law TO
go on In their machines without the bother
of going to the police station to have their
bonds fixed.
II a man is found guilty Of speeding and
has given his new club card as a bond for
his appearance in police court, he is not
only fined in court for the ~Offense, but is
also liable to have a similar fine imposed
upon him by the club. This new method
Of handling auto speeders was decided upon
by Chief Donahue and the officers of the
Omaha Automobile club after careful in
vestigation of how It worked in Minneapolis
and ST. Paul, where it has been in force
for several years.
This business Of hauling al autoist to
the police station along with a party OF
his guests was rather bad for the men who
only speeded without knowing they were
doing So said Chief Donshue Thursday
morning. BY using this new card system
we can fine violators Of the ordinances
without working hardship to them. and
believe that the new way will be even bet.
ter than the old, as we now have the auto
club working in favor of nonspeeding."
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-30
HUGHES R0UTS CHAMBER HARD
simply Turns New York State Upside
Down and Gains Votes
Every Day.

Governor Hughes has simply turned
New York upside down since he returned
from the west and began campaigning in
his own state. He has put Chanler I'm a
hole and made an enormous number Of
votes, both for himself and Taft"
This is the declaration of Frank w.
Frueaff, a Denver business man, who is
at the HensHaw. on his way west after a
month in New York.
"At the democratic headquarters in Chi
cago Monday" said Mr.. Frueaff. 1T was
admitted to me that the only hope they
have is what Bryan can do on his present
trip in New York state. They also said
that so far as they could learn Governor
Hughes clear, forceful logic has done more
harm to the democrats east and west than
all the other republican campalgners put
together.
while he was in the west Chanler's
candidacy seemed to make Roadway, but
the minute Hughes returned to New York
the Chanler cause began to wane. Hughes
has just turned one OF the most effective
political cards ever played. He addressed
Chanler a series Of three qGe~-.,.~, ask
ing him what he would do with race track
gambling and with regard to the pubic
utilities commission. Chanler declined to
sAAS bNN ~ pHN NS NaNsAiOi ~
Hughes. The next day Hughes answered
each and every one and closed by saying
Nov, 1 have answered yours; suppose
you answer mine
"Of course Chanler had TO do It and to
pledge himself in opposition TO race track
gambling and in favor of a public service
commission, though he tried to suggest
som changes from the Hughes commits
sion. This Disguised the gambling men
with Chanler, on whom they have been
banking, and left Chanler in the position
of endorsing Hughes chief achievements
The political effect was most damaging to
himself"
Mr.. Frueaff declined to express an opin-
ion about his home state. Colorado. on
the ground that he has been way too
long to speak authoritatively. He will
leave here tomorrow for Lincoln to in
spect properties of his company there, and
then will go to Denver to vote.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-30
A BIG LINOLEUM PURCHASE
]. L. Brandeis & Sons Secure Enor-
nous Stock from Railroad Co.
SALE WILL BEGIN NEXT MONDAY
Brandeis Cash Secured an Entire Car
load of High and Medium Grade
Floor OiIclOth and LinOleum
at n Big Sacrifice-Rail-
road Company Accepted
a Big Loss in order
to Make n Quick
Cash Deal.

Next Monday the people of Omaha will
be able to buy high grades of linoleum and
floor oilcloth at bigger bargains than were
ever before possible in the history Of this
city. Brandeis made an immense purchase
and when Brandeis Store buys at a bar
gain 1t sells at a bargain and Omaha people
get the benefit.
This purchase from the railroad company
comprises high and medium grades of floor
oilcloth and linoleun. in new patterns.
Thousands of people have admired the win
dow displays of these goods ana lISy de-
clare such floor coverings were never be
fore offered at such prices. To give an
idea of the great values we announce;
Floor oilcloth In medium and high grades
at 25c square yard and up.
Linoleum in high and medium grades al
25c square yard and up.
Courtyard linoleum at S9c and 4c SQUARE
yard.
Anticipating a great response to this sale
we rave made arrangements to have extra
space and many extra salespeople. Prac-
tically the whole third floor will be devoted
to this sale and selections can be made
without the annoyance Of overcrowding.
Monday Nov. 2, is the sale,
J.. l.. BRANDEIS & SONS.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-30
KELLY TALKS TO HoRsEsHoERs
Urges Organization n the Best
Method of Advancing Interests
of Mechanics,

w. J. Kelly. representing the Phoenil
Horseshoe company of Chicago and proml-
nently Identified with the National Horse.
shoers' association. delivered an address be.
fore the Omaha Association Of Master
Horseshoers at its meeting in Continental
hall Wednesday evening. The subject Of
Mr.. Kelly's address was Unity and this
Benefits Derived Therefrom." The trend
of his address was implied in it's title. Mi.
Kelly is an ardent unionist and believes In
the efficiency of trades unionism as the
solution of the laboring mans troubles, He
urged that this being an era of organiza-
ton It behooved every labor organization
and especially the workers in the skilled
trades to unite for their mutual interest.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-30
WILL OF A. BARLOW FOUND
Instrument is Discovered in Archives
of the Shriners.
MAKES NO MATERIAL CHANGE
Business Left by Mr.. DarIow VIII
De Carried ON Along Similar
Lines as Before Hts
Death.

The will Of Alfred barlow has been found
and filed.
Until Wednesday 1t was supposed that
Mr.. Darlow had made no will, but in the
archives Of Tangier Temple, Mobiles of the
Mystic Shrine, the instrument was found
Wednesday and filed Thursday.
BY the provisions OF the will made In
lure, 1899, no change will be made in the
dis button of the property or settling of
the estate, but the petition filed for the
appointment Of an administrator will be
changed somewhat because Dorothy Oar
low, the youngest child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Darlow, was born since the will was made.
Otherwise the property will be divided the
same as the court would have divided 1t
had no will been discovered.
The will Is largely a perfunctory instru-
ment made by all Scottish Rite Masons at
the time they are raised to that degree.
But it's discovery confirms the action which
would have been taken by the court in
dividing Mr.. Darlow's neat fortune.
Neither the finding of the will nor the
probating of the estate will affect the bust
ness enterprises of Mr.. Darlow. The c. d..
Thompson Advertising agency, the ON
trolling interest in which was owned by
Mr.. Darlow, will continue as in the past
and the news clipping bureau will be man
aged with It as a consolidated organization,
plans for which are being completed by
Ruff barlow and Gutzon Borglum, brother
and brother-in-law of Mr.. barlow.
All the liabilities and assets of the c. d.
Thompson Advertising agency remain in
the same condition as before the death Of
Alfred Darlow, the stockholders planning
at once to care for this rapidly growing
business and making provision for the
carrying out Of all contracts made with
and by the concern.