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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-07
@afirnidmnaGcl in China.
@icca&0nig pon Gauton pcrilld)t,
0cmielben 5l ltcltCrn. - Mafiet
aus Nlnerifu.

o. N'N'' - 49,
aus Nmerifa.
gam 6ronctScO Gal. G. &on,
- Ter biciiQc foilerliM diueiiihe
aoniul Sim S3e gee lit ION @ice-
&onig Don Canton, China, ucrItGl.
oiAt noroen, oob cin Iebbofter
ShmlBacl III tIeinen @niien uorl
bier nab China beitcbt. Sn Nopu,
Sal, lit Elm e~iniluBrcider Gbineie,
Nnmena Gee 9ting Goi, perbaftet
Woroen, Oa man in icinem Belts ci.
ltcu 9robcn aoiicr pou flciner @ai,
len unO @lnition Beiunocn bate.
@r lultr0e ieilles 9lltcr3 umo ginflul.
les lpeGen irci8eloiicp. God Bat Sice'
a0EiD &bo4G civ gAitt crlQiien, ourdl
meld)eS clGinipbr irlen0 dbnlidlcr
art 8nffcR nod Ghino itrenN Der
botcn miro. Clue }lbi6riit oieics Gr.
lalieo lit mnnebr I'M dineIiidrt
Stoottbeil bier mgeihlagen moroen.
Ser GrIaB ridjtCt lid Neden Die
9orer 0a mani eilelt uellen Nuiitano
perbinoern mill.
Der englii6c Miiiion1r &. @olhia,
meIfer 5Ipan5iA Sabre in Gbina gc-
lebt bat un0 geiteru an 9Oro 0e5
0nmpierS YNippon Moru" bier ein-
gctroffcn lit, ertI1rtc. bnb fms Dor
IcillCr Nbiobrt bon &oi (iicn in ser
Erpptn5 S5chltOn Die 9orcr Die
rremol6nOiihcn 9emobncr oes GrteS
III 9robe Gorge periebt BADEN. Die
bobe Spiumlteuer uno Die Sduls
%ltellcr bubel ona 9orer.Glement in
4uirltbr periebt. &dbreno cines iol.
DEF, iino flint @ebdlloe ser proteitoll.
tild)en un0 fntboliihen Wtiilionen ser.
tort Dor0cn, che Die 9eb0roen Gin.
ld)reitcn fonntcn. VolbiQ bciitoet
lid) orf Der Ncimreiie mad 2onoon.
Gr ermartet, boB III tur5er 3cit Nir-
rem IN Gan5 China mISbred)cn ners
oen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-07

- @m. 5. 8rpan bon Ne6rosfa belt
geitern Nbeno gelegentlid) zines Sad.
iontug.0anfettS 5u Smubn, Nebr.,
cine HeOe iiber noas moraliihe Gele.
ment in ben ihipebenoen 6rngen"
uno p~ieberbolte oarin ieine lestbin
ofters genlofte grflorung, oaB Die
3eit einem 9Ippea an oas 8epiilen
oes Bottles siinltis Jet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-07

Wirs. 0ins[un's Sppt6ina Gnrup

mlro felt fiber fiuubunbied5is 3abren bon
Wtiifionen upu Wiiitteru fir ibrt ainoer bei'm
3Gbnen init uoiitdnoiaem grfpla eebrdudt. IS
brruhidt has aiHb, erucift ben @aumen, be.
ih,piditigt uie Sf,metien; furirt gaiuofolif uro
III ods bette Wittel iir Efarrboe. 1on 9lpos
tbeferu In naen Beltlbeilen ~berfanft. Scio
cctnih nm oerInnat .W,rs. gainsfow's sopthinn
shrnp" nno nehnt feine nnoere Gorte. silr',
lr1oBpan5ia Gents Die Glnfbe. Inter benz gsdbr,
mttheIs mo TToeuena@ efeB bonn 30. aiiti 1900
parantirt. GertensRummer 1898. Gin altes
unb gut be,uGhttes wstncl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-07
SeidhusrScn segrn ySapag."
Ingeblide MiBbonOIung isrncliti.
ld)cr Gmigruntct oti Dem Cant
pier nNrGiioent 8ront." - @os
gmiI NooS oaju ioat.

GnliI NooS ooju iuat.
Nem Oort, 6. Somtar.
SeitenS Der .Scbrelp Nnmigront
Yio Societp" iiberreidte ser IupoIt
Sobn 8. 9ernitein Dem bieligen SGs
fen-Golettpr cine 8eidmcroeifriit
ilber Ole nn0ebli6 brntoIc 9cbouO-
hung, bic Euiiugieren oca NOmburg.
SInlcrito Campers nFrGiioclt
8ruAt," Der am 20. Ie5ember I'M
hicligen @oien eintrai, 81 5beil ge-
moroen iein ioll. Gem 8eiud liegen
eiuige beifmorcne Nltsiaacn uoll
Eaiio9ieren bel, Die lid gcnot in Dem
Hablnen belpegcn. mic ocrnrtigc, nit
rilbrenocr MeBelnlGBi9feit lid mieoer.
holcn0eM nleiitena nid)t Itihbaltiaen
ala9en III tbrm pitcgcn. Iie Seute
beballpten, BON Angeltelltet an Sor0
GeIhldgel, DeItoGen mo beldinlpit
moroer 81 iein, babel lit ubcr feiner
Ger 2cute i'm Stonoe, oild) nlu eineu
cin3igen NnHren bon oen beihnIoig-
ten &eilten u~njugcbcu.
Ter Aieliac @eneroI . @ertretcr Der
Clinic, Nr. Gmil 8oaS, bat lid idIon
6eitern iiber 0ieIe 8eidmeroeu mit
fulgt 9eGuBert:
Sic &omburg . 2tunerifa . 2inie
6ringt ieit iets5ig 5obren Yaiiagiere
nad Iem. 2)orf uno ~erirellt lih zines
gutel 9irieS ob ser SorQfolt, Die iie
altf Die Nl3pan0erer pcriuen0et, 10
bob lie cS nidt crlaliben fam, oicien
Huf, ielblt aeaen Ianlcnoc BON Col.
lars, ein5ubiiBen. 0ies lit Die BE.
itrthcilung Der 6rnBe pom reincn &c.
id)Gitli6en. @el0 ueroienen0elt Stan0.
plllft. NuBcrOem miirOcn ole Giref.
loren ino Seanten Der Sinie, pom
rein bltmnnitarcn Stonopuntt aus,
nid)t ollIoem oob Falilgicre Der brit
ten alalle bon angeltellten Der Sinic
6eleiOigt ODER idled)t bebnn0elt mer.
oen, lnO menn ibuen 0erortige BE.
ihnpcroen III Sbren fonllnen miir0en,
miiroen lie ioiort iiir lire Nbitellun9
Sorge tra8cn. Sd entlirne mid, Dab
Dor einiger Belt bel un9 cine 8loge
BON Ser oSebrcw Slnnli9rltion aio
Societp" iiber all9eblihc 8rlItulitdten
ollf Cinem unIerer Idntpier cinIiei.
SD iibertrug pic Angele8enDeit Dem
geeigneten 9eonlten nit DEM Or
iud)elL loiort cine Inter iutulg Dor.
5unebmcr. Mas ooralts gemoroen
lit, fam i6 nidt ia1en, ga ih mid
niht entiinltc, ir9eno cincn 9crid)t
iiber bas Heiultat Der llnterilttung
geiebcn 81 baben. Sd babe Die BE.
ihmeroe oober ais cine abillroe be.
iradltet uno total pergeiicn. Gie
0obriheinIidfeit lit. boB Ger BE.
ante, Dem id Die Sode iibertragen
bate, feline 3eit fonO, oie NugeIegen-
beit ndbreno Der 3eit, no Der Gam.
pier i'm bieiigcn 8ofen lag, 81 untcr-
iufen mo auf Die Hiidfebr oes Stii.
ies nartet. 8enaueres fam i1 crit
iagen, meru i'd morgen III mein gu-
real fomnlc. Sn ibrem G0.iG6rigen
Iienit nah Amerifa bat Die Sam.
burg Mmcrifo.9 inie NiQionpn bon
Wenifen nad) Nem.Dorf gebrodt,
uno Dies lit Die critic 9ei6meroe iiber
idIefte gebanOlune, bic mir 81
Sbren fommt."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-07
@ooG

Der ~iiiGrclOc SCidrubeitattcr
bictet iCiuc Eieuitc ECucu IN, 0ie ctReH Scidleu.
%ncitnttCr uun bjdliten SabiGIcitcn miinidlcn, bel.
Icn aCu t~iicuhafte gictl0ocn nab cute Seoienung
INN in Der Stnbt baltimore GllgClueiue Tncrtcn'
uunn nclucunea babct. g9m. Gu0f'S SO, Beer
btgun1Cu iino fit TIRE WOntGnbtatcit IN alien
WtuiclHBCiicn beinnHt, nuiuiut tciuc ezra
Spcicn, Nulft6noiDc Sccrbi1ungeu puu SO
MI, SIID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-07
8ciblidyc Giilc i5llcn nid,t rondyen.

Hem Nprt 6. Sonllar. = ,Sit
ser eriten Nrriamrhmo oes lcuen
9ooro Of AlbcrIncn muroe beutc cine
SrOinnt5 ciEQcbrodt, weldc alien
@eiiserlt pon Guiea, Heiturrotionell
mo @irtbi6aften perbietct, meib.
Iihen ge'uhern Ona HnudJen III ibren
2ofalen 81 9eitatten. Cine Marimal.
Strafe uolt $25 utO 5ebn Gu1e &c.
iG%ngnibbait miro dui llebertretulg
nes gerbots geiett. Iie 0~orgdnge
in einem Sale an Scr 3. gluenllc, IN
melfem 6rauen am Heuiabrsta0c
raudtel, oeranlaBtei 0as Ginbrin.
gen Der Sr0iuauj.
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Ydie iir's Nuslauo briorst g. aoins. Gr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-07

gdie fir's NnsIano btiorst e.. 9oine, Dir.
tl3. rit.Yaltimore. Str.. uahr ouifom lgAie.aue.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-13
UNIONS DEFEAT
0LC ENEMY
NORTHWEST LEAGUE FRAN
cHisE GOES TO RECREATION
PARK IN SPITE OF SMOOTH
MOVE TO SHIFT GAMES TO
NATATORiUM.

Over in Tacoma yesterday union
labor influence won the Northwest
league franchise for Eddie Quinn
and Recreation park. George Fer
ris wanted it for the Washington
Water Power Co. and Natatorium
park grounds. Although Whisper
ing" Harry Blocker was extensive
ly quoted several days ago to the
effect that the company did not de-
sire the league games played at
Natatorium park, it was noticed
just the same that he hustled over
to Tacoma and to do his best to
grab it. But the scheme failed to
work owing to the vigilance of the
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-13
DOORS CLOSED TO ASlATlCS

One commercial club in the
country has launched an energetic
campaign against Asiatic labor
This is the club at Cliffs, Wash. A
Chinaman appeared there the other
day displaying symptoms of want.
ing to locate. A mass meeting de-
veloped Immediately. after which
the Chink developed marked symp.
toms of leaving and speedily van
ished.
An edict that no Chinese nor
Japs are wanted in Cliffs has be-
come a part of the common law of
that enterprising town.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-13
Rl0T0US ITALIANS
ESCAPE WITH FINE

The three Italians who attempt.
ed and succeeded somewhat in
butchering one another were tried
for "disorderly" conduct yesterday
before Justice Hinkle, who fined
them each 500. Tony Calverto,
who had a lawyer, was given time
and will be tried today. The men
fought over some trivial matter in
a countryman's saloon and one of
them was shot in the arm and the
other three wr slashed with
knives
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-13
COSTLY BLAZE
At ST. MAR|ES

ST. MARES, Idaho, March 13.-
A damage of $4,000 was inflicted
here last night by a fire that wiped
out the buildings on the waterfront.
These included Winship & Hender-
sons store, Wentworth's restau-
rant, st. Maries hotel and three
saloons. The loss is partly cover
ed by insurance
The steamer landing burned in
spite of the pumps on two boats in
the river. The fire started in the
hotel kitchen.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-13
SAN DIEGO TO SEE EVANS

SAN DIEGO, March 13.-W
Clayton, director general of the
San Diego celebration committee
received the following wireless
from Evans:
THE commander and o;cers and
men of the fleet thank you for your
hearty welcome and are glad to
be near hospitable shores. Unless
otherwise ordered it is my inten-
ton to anchor the fleet at Coro-
nado and give the citizens an op.
portunity to see them"
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-13
CAN'T DANCE AND
COLLECT DAMAGES

BUTTE, March 13.-A jury here
has established the precedent that
society leader cannot come from
a dance into court and collect $1O,-
600 for alleged internal injuries.
Mrs. Burt Adams Tower sued the
Davis-Daly Copper Co. because of a
fall into an old stope. The defense
proved that she had kept her place
as leader of cotillions at swell balls
since the accident and that settled
it with the Jury.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-13
ANOTHER LAND
FRAUD FARCE

HELENA, Mont, March 13.-An-
other farcical sentence of a few
hours was passed by the federal
court here on David Fratt, of Bill
ings. Fratt pleaded guilty to I'M
lawfully fencing nearly 5000 acres
of public land. lie is a former
state official and wealthy cattle
man. The court fined him $3.50
and sent him to Jail for 4S hours.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-13

union, lead by the street carmen's
organization.
The schedule was formally
adopted. 1t opens April IS and
closes Sept 20. All the magnates
except Dad" Brown of Aberdeen
were satisfied. Brown wanted
more than seven weeks at home.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-13
G. A. r. DECLARES WAR
ON SOCIALISTS

NORTH YAKIMA, March 10
At meeting of the local post of
the Grand Army of the Republic a
resolution was passed pledging the
members to prevent any further
meeting of Socialist Burgess and
his followers and the Haunting of
the red flag. The socialists were
driven off the streets Saturday and
Sunday nights with aged eggs.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-13
DISMISS DlEBEL CASE

Owing to lack of evidence the
case of the state against Mrs.
Julia Diebel, charged with receiv-
ing stolen property. has been dis
missed. This was the case in
which little Emma Walters was i'm
plicated in stealing a purse con-
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-13
BONl WAS WILLING

PARIS, March 13.-Following the
sailing of Nine Anna Gould for
America on the Adriatic with her
two children, Count Boni de Cas-
tellane issued a statement that she
did so with his consent and that re-
cent statements to the contrary
were forgeries issued by De Sagan
to create sentiment against Boni.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-13

tanning money and diamonds from
the home of Mrs. B. c. McCurry.
The child said she gave the money
10 Mrs. Diebel. her aunt, and on
this statement, Mrs. Diebel was ar
rested. Soon afterward, the dia-
monds and money were returned to
Mrs. McCurry by being thrown into
her yard.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-13
TILLMAN AFTER BANKS

WASHINGTON, ID. c., March 13.
Sen. Tillman offered a resolution
in the senate asking the senate
committee on finance to determine
whether national banks under guise
of commercial loans furnish per-
manent capital for speculation, and
if so what preventative legislation
is necessary.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-13
OREGON LEADS At FAIR

SEATTLE, March 13.-Ground
will be broken here Wednesday by
Gov. Chamberlain and party for the
Oregon building at the Alaska ex-
position. The Oregon building will
be the first state structure erected
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-13
FAVOR SALOON LAW

About 80 cigar store men met in
the municipal courtroom last night
and decided to urge the council to
pass the Fj;tep Sunday closing Or
dinance which is applicable only to
saloons.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-13
GOOD BUSINESS CHANCE

10 room transient rooming house
on Sprague av.; centrally To-
Gated; a fine place with fine furni-
ture; $4,000, 5000 cash; clears over
500 per month above all expenses.
THE THOMPSON GILLIS INV. CO
So Washington st. Phone $3.50
Ground Floor Hutton Building
ia
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-13
START EXCLUSION BOYCOTT

SEATTLE, March IS. - The
Asiatic Exclusion league has inau-
gurated a boycott campaign against
oriental labor. Lists will be made
up of firms that refuse to discharge
Asiatic employees, and a vigorous
fight started if they refuse to sub
stitute white help.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-13
Is FRITZ Schef
In Divorce Court?

NEW YORK, March 13.-Broad-
way is convinced that FRITZ Scheff
has filed suit for divorce. FRITZ
refuses to admit it. Her attorneys
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-13

are equally noncommittal. Broad
way, however, has been expecting
such an action for some months.
The present interest is aroused by
the filing of divorce suit, Won Ber-
deleben VS.. Won Berdeleben. This
is Fritzi's off-stage name.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-03-13
FIRE VICTIM AT HOSPITAL

Miss Lulu Hollow, who jumped
out of the second story of the burn
ing Cunningham hotel and broke
her left thigh was brought to Dea-
CONFESS hospital yesterday.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-28
ROSS VALLEY REAL ESTATE

:
ONE of the most beautiful spots close to large
city is Ross valley. Its wealth Of verdure, its
magnificent views Of grand old Tamalpais Its
perfect climate. fine water and excellent train
service make 1t one of the most desirable
places for home in the wide world.
We are offering for sale in extra large lots
the famous home place Of the late Hall Meal
lister, Mira Monte park. HE park liz covered
with splendid oaks and thousands of other
beautiful trees and shrubs add TO its beauty.
The Corte MADEIRA creek through the prop
erty. affording excellent bathing and swimming
the year round.
II you are looking for a home site or lot
for investment don't fail to this land.
Mind you. the sewer and water mains laid
and the roads graded. so you can build at once.
The terms easy: 10 per cent cash. balance
in small instellments. Prices range from $500
to $500 for great big lots, none less than 45x
$50 feet deep.
Take Sausalito ferry and electric train to
Kentfeld. Agent at station with surrey. Go
today or tomorrow; you will at least have an
enjoyable outing If you buy you will make
money well.
LYON HoAG,
636 Market st. at Montgomery.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-28
ROBERT g. FULTON. B. A. NJ d.
zIS I1fh - Oakland Cal

LAND TITLE COMPANY incorporated under
the laws Of California;. 32z Merchants Ex-
change. California sf. near Montgomery. Loaus
effected. Phone Kesrny 403o
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-04-24
IN SENATE AND HOUSE
Hale Will Ask 100000 to Star,
Building New Battleships.

Washington, April 23.-The Browns.
Vile affair and the naval appropria.
ton bill occupied practically the en-
tire time of the senate. Senator War.
ner (Mo) continued his remarks on the
discharge OF the negro soldiers. and
quoted at considerable length from
testimony taken in that case.
The naval bill was read through,
with the exception OF the section relat.
ing to battleships. which will probably
lead to an interesting discussion. Hale
announced that he would propose an
amendment appropriating S7000,000 to
begin construction on the new battle.
ships, so that there might be no delay
in that work, and there is no doubt
that the amount will be added.
Senator Warren, reverting to a re.
cent speech by Senator Hale against
military enlargement, read statements
from the secretary of war and the
chief Of staff disclaiming any purpose
of securing regular army Of $4,000
men.
The sum total of the proceedings Of
the house was the passage under sus.
pension OF the rules Of three bills and
the defeat Of one. When adjournment
was reached there was pending a
measure which instructs the attorney
general to institute suits against the
Oregon and California Railroad com.
pany for the forfeiture of several mil.
lion acres OF land grants in Oregon.
The bills that got through were as
follows: Declaring the right to enter
as oil lands certain mineral lands; au.
thorizing the alienation Of certain al
lotments of the Five Civilized tribes,
and removing the restrictions against
foreign ships with respect to trade
between the United States and the
Philippine islands. By a large major
ity the bill to allow the importation
of foreign white laborers into Hawaii
was defeated
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-04-24
PRESIDENT SIGNS LIABILITY BILL
Attorney General eonaparte Declares
Measure Is Constitutional.

Washington, April 23.-President
Roosevelt signed the employers liza.
bility bill, upon receiving an opinion
from Attorney General Bonaparte that
the measure was constitutional.
The bill makes railroads or other
common carriers, while engaged in In
terstate commerce, liable for the in.
jury or death OF an employe when the
injury or death results, in whole or in
part, from the negligence of any of the
officers, agents or employees of such
carriers, or by reason of any defect or
insufficiency of equipment. II Is pro.
vided that in any action brought I'M
der the provisions of the bill the In.
jured employee shall not be held to
have assumed the risk Of his employ
ment in any case where the violation
by the carrier of any statute enacted
for the safety Of the employees con.
tributed to the injury or death Of the
employe. Any contract, rule. regula.
ton or device to enable the carrier to
exempt itself from liability under the
act is rendered void by a specific
declaration to that end. Provision is
made, however, that the carrier shall
receive credit for any contribution
made to the employee or his family In
the form of insurance, relief. benefit
or indemnity. An action for the re.
covery OF damages must be com.
menced within two years from the
date OF the cause Of the suit
In his opinion, the attorney general
indicates that the bill is confined in
its scope to common carriers by rail.
road" as distinguished from the act
declared unconstitutional by the su.
preme court, which embraced "all
common carriers engaged In interstate
commerce and foreign commerce"
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-04-24
RUSSIA HAS BIG TASK AHEAD
Situation on Persian Frontier Grows
More Alarming.

st. Petersburg, April 23.-The stu
alton on the Pea sian frontier is consid
cred here to be steadily becoming
more serious despite the check to the
Persian brigands April 20, when ii
Russian forces drove the bandits back
with heavy losses. The tribesmen are
now flocking to the assistance of the
Shaksetan and Beglivin tribes. against
whom the operations are being con-
Quoted.
The tribesmen are intensely hostile
to the Russians and they mutilate saw
agely the wounded Russians that fall
into their hands. The brigands are
well armed and the operations against
them consequently are made difficult
for the troops.
The frontier guard is inadequate to
cope with the situation and a military
expedition is required to assist them
No aid is expected from Persia. as
the tribesmen neither acknowledge
nor fear the government at Teheran.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-04-24
PLAN CURRENCY LEGISLATION
Caucus Of House Republicans to De-
eide Fate of Money Bill.

Washington, April ga conference
on currency legislation was held be-
tween the house and senate leaders
and was attended by Speaker Cannon
and Senator Aldrich. The judgment
of the conference was that the pro-
gram lately decided on can be put
through. This program calls for a
caucus of the Republican members OF
the house, probably next week, to de.
termine the passage of bill creating
a commission to investigate thorough.
ly the currency subject and the finan.
cial situation of the country in gen
eral and to report on remedial leglS
lation at the next session of congress
1t is further the desire of the house
Republican leaders to put through
the Vreeland bill.
All that the senate leaders ask
the house is to enact some piece of
financial legislation SO that the senate
will have a measure to use as work
ing basis. all thought of enacting the
Aldrich bill in the form in which it
passed the senate having been aban-
doned. The program Is to then have
the senate strike out everything after
the enacting clause In the house bill
and insert the Aldrich bill. This will
have the effect Of throwing the amend
ed hill into conference and care will
be exercised both in the senate and In
the house to appoint as conferees
those who favor some legislation at
a., t.yt1I hn 10 toa ~
the conferees to patch up from the
Aldrich bill and Vreeland bill and the
commission bill, modified act.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-04-24
TELEPHONE INCORPORATION.
Exchange Telephone Company of keya
Paha County.

Springview, Neb, April 2S.-Special
TO The News: On Tuesday of this
week the Exchange Telephone COM
pauy of Keya Paha county incorpo-
rated for $4,000 and elected the fol-
lowing officers and directors:
w. H. Horton, president; w. o. Will
cults, vice-president; ]. w. McLeran,
secretary; Chas. Henneman, treasur-
er; r. E. Jones, S. D. Stuart, l.. A.
Wilson, directors.
It is the intention of this company
to consolidate all the telephone lines
OF the county, put in switchboards at
Spriugview, Norden and Burton, max
ing as complete a system as possible
aud give good day and night service
to all About thirty-fve additional
phones have been obtained for the CEN
trail at Springview.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-04-24
LIVE STUCK MEMS BOYCOTT
Evidence Given in Hearing at Kansas
City That One Exists There.

Kansas City, April 23.-EvidenCe Of
traders boycott was brought out in
Kansas City, Kan, where Attorney
General jackson OF Kansas is taking
testimony to acerta.n II the Kansas
City Live Stock exchange and the
Traders Live Stock exchange are OPP
Grating in violation of the antitrust
laws.
l. 5. G., Mason. who had done bust.
ness at the yards for seven years, tes-
tilted that he was notified by one of
the members Of the Traders exchange
not TO have anything to do with the
Kansas City Live Stock Commission
company, because. 1t was alleged. that
concern was doing business at the
yarrs without a membership in the
exchange.
Were the commissions lower than
the rate charged by the members Of
the exchanged"
yes, sir"
Mason said a member Of the Trad.
ers' exchange had given him list OF
traders that he was not to deal with
Il asked him." said Mason, why
they had been put on the blacklist
and he told me it was because they
were dealing with the cooperative
company"