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The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-02
FATHER TURNELL ID RETURN HERE

Father BougIs makes the announce ment that he Is to be succeeded here by the Rev. Father Turnell and that he himself Is detailed to Gopzags col lege ct Spokane. Just what post Fath- CT Bougis is to i'll at the college he will not know until he learns 1t from the head of that institution. There arc 500 students at Gonzaga college and 70 pro- tessors.
 Father Turnell, who succOeds Father Bougis at St. Marks has been here be- fore, having had charge of this parish seven years ago. He Is well remem- bered as learned and devout priest.
 Father Bougis also gives the inior- nation that Rev. Father John F. For ham, formerly of St. Ignatius college has been delegated to lake charge of the Catholic parish at Treadwell. He is said to be a man of great eloqueuce: He delivered the memorial address at that place. Father FOrham comes to TreadweIl from the Sioux Indian res ervatiou where there are 5000 Indians. Father Van der Pole, late of Treadwell takes the place of Father Forham with tho Sioux.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-02

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ARCTIC BROTHERHOOD

A regular meeting of Camp Skag- way No 1, Arctic Brotherhood, will be held in their hall on Broadway Tues day evening, June Pad, at $40 o'clock, sharp.
 Visiting brothers are cordially invit ed.
 By order Of the A. c.
 F. R. Stivers,
 Arctic Recorder.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-02
1. Q I. N.

There will be a regular review of Hive No. ?, Ladies Of the Maccabees, at their hall on Sixth avenue, Tuesday night June ?, 1908, at 500 o'clock. There will be social session after the meeting.
 All visiting members are cordially in' yited.
 By order of the
 Lady Commander.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-02
CONTEST COMES
 0N FRIDAY NEXT
ALAsERS CASE COMES FIRST
tBy United Prssa.)

Chicago, Juno 2-The republican contests will be taken up before the national committee on Friday alpha bOticslly. The committee Is already here. ThIs order will dispose of the case of Alasks among the very first. ~
 Washington. June 2-Shackelford and Shea, of Nome. leave for Chicago. They had short interview with Taft and arc confident they will bs seated iu tho convention.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-02

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The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-02
THE LID 0N IN THIS DIVISION
United Press reIegraph-cabIo sorvIao.)

Juneau, June 2-United States Marshal Shoup today mailed letters to all liquor deal- CTS in the First Judicial division announcing that he was putting on the lid as against dance halls and bawdy saloons, according to the order of the court. This will close the district as the third and second are closed, The order goes into effect July first.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-02
A. 3. WILL TALK
 MORE PICNIC

The Arctic Brotherhood will meet this evening. The report of the picnic committee will be submitted and the matter of repeating the excursion will be taken up, Other matters of interest will be presented.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-02

Mir. A. V. Draper of Baltimore, Md., {, now with the U. S. survey party gave Q very delightful and instructive talk at the c. E. Sunday evening.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-02
CHAMBERLAIN
 FUR SENATE
OREGON VOTES ITSELF DRY
(By United Presu.)

Portland, June 2-ChamberlsIn'O plurality for the senatorship Is eStimat- ed at about thousand. Many counties have voted to go dry.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-06-02

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Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-13
West Amber.

Miss May Hensman 10 still quite i'll at
tbs home OF her mother in West Side.
Phil Long returned last week from a
months visit with relatives at Portland.
Ind
Mr.. and Mrs. George BIakeIy were the
guests OF Rev. and Mrs. R. n. Henderson,
for lunch Saturday.
The children OF Southwest Sunday school
are preparing for an entertainment 70 be
given Christmas night
Mrs. Frank Hensman and little son.
James, were guests OF her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. n Gautz- on Thursday.
John Blake and wife entertained the cot
taEe prayer meeting Wednesday evening OF
this week at thetr home In Eekerman-
Mrs J. II. GautZ. accompanied by her
friend Mrs. Aughe attended George Custer
WOmens Relief corps on Tuesday after
noon
George Stone and family are entertaining
their cousin. Mrs. Grace Rseser. and little
daughter, MargeTy, Of kswanee. IL. This
week.
Mr.. Houck's mother from near PapilIon
Is spending the winter with her son and
wife at their country bone on West Center
street.
The teachers and pupils Of Beals school.
here. took advantage Of tickets 70 the Ma
tonal Corn exposition Wednesday and went
in a body.
Miss Violet ThaYer came out from the
city on Sunday TO Be the guest Of her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ThAyer, At their home
on Forry-sixth avenue
Thomas L Saandy is slowly improving
from mis- long siege Of typhoid fever and
expects 70 be able to eat Christmas dinner
with his parents and family.
Word has lust been received that a baby
girl has been added 70 the home Of NJ. and
Mrs. I Simpson OF Redondo, Cal Ms
Simpson was Miss Mabel Dyer OF Omaha
Mrs o. Garrison was the guest Of heT
] daughter, Miss L Talbot Of North Omaha
and her son, George Garrison. and FANNY
Of Seventeenth and Canton streets on Satur-
dag.
Fra < wallace. who was injured last week
at the Cpdike Lumber company yards On
West Farnam street Is improving Very
rapidly and viii so 10 Sork the last OF
this week
Tbe Christmas cantata 'MaEdalsne" that
was 70 have been given at Southwest C luTch
d, under the leadership Of Mrs Daniels on
/ Thursday Of this week has been postponed
indefinitely.
Miss Maud Craig remained in the city
7 Tuesday evening. the guest OF her TREND
Miss Childs. on TwentE-ftfth avenue and
Tsavenworth street. Together they are
q drilling for the can6ata 10 De gwen AZ bs
young Mems Christian association Al
I Christmas time.
J. T. Aughe and wife Of Ashland arrive
wednesday. and together with ais brother
J. e Augne. and wife. spent Thursday and
danes e c. Dawson and John Young. a
their homes in Council Bluffs, returning
Friday evening.
Officer z. S. Aughe and wife gave
dinner Wednesday at their home on Sner
man avenue 20 their corn exposition visit
mother. their uncle. J. T. Aughe. and wife
/ OF Ashland: their sisters. Miss Anna DAME
Of Omaha and Mrs. Fred DutL husbanS
and daughter, uene, Of Wakefield
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-13
ANCIENT PUNISHMENT USED
OkAahsmA Omeer Claims Prisoner.
KEEP by Kansas Are sab
feeted 10 Torture.

GUTHRIE ok. Dee u-Auegztsous that
modes Of punishment belonging to ths
dark aEeA such As the ~Cnb. The water
hole" the dungeon. and other ohsoIste
rethOds OF enforcing discipline are en-
ployed in the Kansas state peuifsnuary Al
Lansing. and Recommendation OF imme-
diats action Ep0R the convening az ths
legislature IN m-em0ualiung congress e
permit Oklahoms prisoners 10 b. sent q
the federal penitenuEry az L~esvsawOrrh
ana that the contract with the Kansas IN,
suturion for ths care Of Oklahoma prisoner
Be cancelled. are made IN the first AnnuA
report Of Miss Kats Barnard c1mmis
sioasr Of charities and corrections. sub
mittsd u G-0vsraor c n. Haskell TO-DAY.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-13
Pains in
the Stomach
Caused by Gas and Foul OdOrs
Speedily Removed BY StnArt's
Charcoal L0zenges

Pyrosfs Gastric pain). gastritis and
many other stOmach and bowel troubles
caused by OF sAA are almost
Instantly renewed By a generous use OF
stuart's Charcoal L01enEeG
m&s little lozsnges XIII bad breath
and stop sAs making 5y oxidiEsnE the
odors ana gases ChArcoRi AbsoFbs ons
hundred times itself in EaA They tara
foul fumes and gases into oxygen. which
sweeten the system They are made fran
the pure willow and sweet honey and are
a delightful aid To the mouth. stomach
aEd b0Wels The Japanese use szarc0Al
for q r0othSash and an old japanese pro-
verb runs tnnsi Sweet Is The breath 81
a NIp0nsAs- 1-JspAaessJ.
The mouth fluids are alkaline. thus
waste f0od held By tooth cavities is
atrAcked and decays rapidly. causing foul
doors 70 arise Charcoal renders the
saliva sweet by oxidiEins II and does
away with foul lamentations and decay.
every druggist carries stuarrs Chareoai
L0Esnges and many thousands OF suffer
srs from gas. foul breath. etc. use thsss
little loEenges. thus proving their Pcpu-
lar4ty and their merit Garooal Is one
OF the best all-Around cieansers the sys-
tenn may pArtake OF and too much OF
Il cannot be taken An entire box Of
Stuarrs Charcoal LO1enges may be eaten
with nrsed0m and only good viii result
CT 10 your druggist Immediately. buy q
hox OF stuArts Charcoal Lozenges and
prove these facts yourself. II will cost
YOU bat twenty-five cents. or send us
your name and address and We viii send
you a trial packAge free. Is this not fair
Aadrsss p A stuart ca zoe stuart BIDS
Marshall Nuoi
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-13

When 2r William Gilbert was y and was
known 70 the world as a promising writer.
relates the Youths Companion. his father.
VINO was a retired naval surgeon. wrote a
seml-metaphysicaL, ssmi-nedica book. en-
uuea shirley Hall Asylum his drst book
Not long ago Edith A BrOwn-who wa
Then preparing a biography Of the younEsr
man, having heard that the son vas ths
Incentive from without which spurred into
AeHOA the inherent but d0rman literary
talent OF the father. asked II such was ths
fact.
Yea replied the author OF the bah
Ballads and the Wftuest Hbrettos ever
written. I think the little success witch
had attended my humble efforts certainly
influenced my father.
You Sc, he aded. with a suspicion Of 4
smile. my father had an exalted idsa Of
my ability. He thought II I could wnts
anybody could. M forthwith he be4an."
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-13
TAFT At WHITE HOUSE LUNCH
Presfdent-Eleet and Secretary Rect
Are Guests OF President
RRmmawaIe

WARRINGTON, Dec n-After receiving
a large number OF callers at the BoArdman
residence, President-elect TAFT went 20 thu
White House today a. the luncheon guest
OF President Roosevelt and remained there
for q considerable time In conference with
the president and Secretary Root. who also
was q luncheon guest National Chairman
Hitchcock came here from New York and
after a consultation with Chairman StsIl-
wager Of the inaugural COMMITTEES and a
large number OF callers. he also went 10
the White House where b was received
BY the president. Ar. Taft's callers today
included Secretary Wright Governor Ma
COON Of Cuba Senator Hemsnway. Repre-
sentadves Taylor OF Ohio. Lowden OF Il
linois. Martin Of South Dakota Langley Of
Kentucky and slenp Of Virginia
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-13
Totals



Attorney General Thompson. by hls dep
utys Grant Marin. has siven an opinion
holding that pals OF cans Of lard do not
come within the exception Of the pure food
law relating to canned goods n that such
packages must be branded corrsc as TO
weight ana contents He says the question
% not without doubt and he knows OF no
way to test The law except by instituting
prosecutions and getting q decision from
the courts as soon as possible He sug-
gets that the legislature mad in mind when
Il excepted canned goods goods that are
dramatically sealed for the purpose OF
preservation. As lard viii not spoil BY
exposure to the aid he holds that Il u n
violation OF ne law to sell lard put up in
pals or packages a. described unless the
weight or contents IL stamped thereon
The opinion was given At the request OF
Food Commissioner Johnson. who had re-
ceived a message from the county attorney
Of Merr4ck county refusing 10 prosecute To-
cal leaIsrs who were selling cans OF lard
Ch failed 10 weigh out as many pounds
ne label indicated. He held this waE
not in violation OF the law. as the lAw
exempted canned goods NJ. Johnson hai
secured evidence against Lincoln dsabri
and others and from now on ne viii prose
cute the local dealers instead OF the pack.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-13
CASTRO IN HOTEL IN RAGE
Venezuela Dictator Shown No Atten-
ton in Paris.
FRANCE DEMANDS AN APOLOGY
New-papez- Poke Fuu ~ Him. while
Government Keeps Him MuzzIed
-Duteh snip. Are Ready
20 Act.

4ARIs. Dec. n-President Castro OF
Nenezuela. who arrived In this city last
evening from Bordeaux. mad made no Of
fetal advances TO the French government
up TO noon t0day. He ts represented as
furiously angry at the manner In which
the government IL receiving him in France
Since hts arrival in Paris he has remained
shut up IN his apartments In the hotel as
closely as though he were a prisoner and.
barring a few members Of the Venezuelan
colony. ne has seen nobody.
The officials OF the foreign office have
received formal orders TO give no explana-
ton 20 the -governments attitude toward
President Castro. ignore his pres
ence. an official said today. The condi-
tons upon which the government IL willing
90 open negotiations have been eommuni-
Gated 10 him"
What these conditions are. beyond pro-
hibiting President Castro from making any
political declaration. - not known. but II
is believed they involve a formal apology.
A reporter called 20 see the president to-
day. The only members Of GAstro's entour-
age visible said that nothing had been de-
cided. but the party would leave for Ger
many tomorrow. A black maid IN the
service Of Madame Castro was sitting IN a
hall outside her mistress door trying to
get her foot into a newly purchased pointed
French shoe.
The French newspapers generally poke
fun AZ the Dictator OF Venezuela; never
theleEs. they insist that the government
explain the reasons that induced II to
change - attitude toward him.
The Temps protests loudly against tins
equivocal position in which France has
been placed by the presence Of President
Castro in the country and insists that the
government explain tire enigma forthwith
1.-THE paper says it Is undignified to allow
a man who riouted France to remain her,
without apology.
When N. Taigny who was French minis
ter at Caracasl was expelled. the Temps de
clsres, America was stupefied b. our in
action and today Holland. with less Of
case. is giving us q good lesson
THE HAGUE Dec. E-u was stated In
official quarters today that the seizure on
the high seas OF Venezuelan merchant ships
or the stopping OF other vessels trading
between Venezuelan ports Is not contsm-
plated in the present Instructions 70 the
Dutch warships now on duty In Venezuelan
waters. Action Is to be taken only against
vessels connected with the Venezuelar
navy and the marine police service.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-13
Mrs. :. N G. Garry.


Continued from First Paze)
badges on the men at the corn show. No
man tried TO run away from them
Grain Dealers Day.
Tuesday viii De Grain Dealers day at the
exposition, and President sager and secre-
tary Stone OF the Chicago Board Of Trade,
President Wing and Secretary Strong Of
the Illinois Grain Dealers association. and
Secretary Croucier Of the National Grain
Dealers association will head a party Of
lo dealers from Chicago VINO have char
tered a special train on the Northwestern.
which will leave Chicago Monday night.
This train Will carry eleven sleepers, a
buffet car. an observation ear and two
diners. will be electric lighted throughout
and will be the finest train the Northwest
ern ever turned out ST. Louis. Kansas
City, St Joseph. Minneapolis. St Paul. Nil
TaIkee and Sioux City VIII also send large
delegations to the show on Grain Dealers
day.
Exposition Open oda
The exposition viii be open today from
noon until II p m. and visitors may see
the exhibits the same as on any other day.
and all branches viii be wide open Just the
same a. during a weekday. Two sacred
concerts have been arranged. to which no
extra charge OF admission Is made. Green :
band Will play a sacred concert at D. N.
and at 4 ?. m there will be sacred music
by the Oratorio society. Ira 3. Penuiman.
conductor, AZ which time selections from
the Messiah viii be the feature OF the
program.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-13
SMALLPOX UPON THE GEORGIA
BaftIe-htp Preeedes the Fleet and
Reaches CeyisH Ahead TO
Provide rreasmeRt.

COLOMBO. Ceyion. Dec E-The battle
ship Georgia. preceding the battleship dest
under Rear Admiral Sperry. due here to-
morrow morning. came into pert today
with a smallpox case on board The patient
was az once removed TO a hospital Ths
Georgia separated from the neer al 70
O'Clock the night Of December 8 and came
ahead at a speed OF fourteen kn0tz The
fleet itself Is coming az a speed OF ten
knots an hour
WASHINGTON. Dec. n-No appre-
hsnsion il felt At the Navy department
over the Appearances Of smallpox on ths
battleship Georgia OF Admiral sperry's
eattleship fleet II Wa said that only one
case thus far has been reported and every
preczuti0n has been taken 20 prevent the
spread OF the disease.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-13
HEROIC aORR On VESSEL
Engineer and Diver on Cruiser Yam.
kee Come In for Praise.
EFFORT TO CLOSE OPEN PORT
One Man Nearly Drowned I'm water
FILLED ROom-Canadtan De-
scende to Give Aid I'm
Darkness.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2-warm praise
for heroic work on the part Of Engineer
wither~poou and a Frenoh-CRuadian diver
named Mucnot aboard the cruiser Yankee.
while an effort was being made TO tow
the vessel TO New Bedford after it had
bean cleared Of Spindle Rock. - given in
a report to the Navy department by CAP
tain Charles c. Marsh OF the vessel
The night Of December T. while the vessel
was under tow. Captain Marsh says
was much the worst since grounding. the
wind blowing with such force that had
the shin been sril on the rocks IL would
very likely have been fatally damaged.
The report says:
The ships draught and the heavy list
70 starbnard made steering impossible. %
thAs IL took rank sheers parting the
hawser. ste During the night the Leb-
anon came alongside to give Il & line and
was swept down BY uE Anyone who his
seen the Lebanon roll VIII understand our
alarm at its presence. It has been stated
that the Lebanon or the Hariin damages
the air port OF these statements nothing
csn be said one way OF another with Any
accuracy. Suffice IT TO say the air port
was found open
Air Compressor STOP
EOnLE AIlS III AAN 81 -
haos. about l a m. word came up that
The air compressors had stopped Also the
news came Of the open air port. This lat
ter was gwen TO the engineer.
Ne vent below n then sent for a diver.
The behavior OF these two men cAnnot go
nv uuuuttced. The open air por1 was IN
the stateroom on berth deck. starbOard
side. next TO the air compressorA Mr.
witherspOcn went into this staferoom and
shut the door. He then tried to close the
airport. got one dog partly in place. and
then hung NJ his lantern so as 20 use
both hands. The light was blown out and
he was left in total darkness The pres
sure against the port was too great FOR
him and he found himself In water up &c
mis- neck IN his closed stateroom. For
t~unately the pressure eventually carried
away the door. and he WIS thrown out
and into the berth deck
canadiaa Comes 90 Rescue
I'm the meantime a Freneh-Cznadiar
diver named Micnot put IN his diving
suit and in darkness went down in a sink.
ing ship 70 lend his hand at closing th'
air port The diving pump was tendet
BY NJ WithsrspOon and one Of the com
pauy whose name at this time I do no
Z remember. For devotion to their work ant
for courage 7 know nothing better thAI
these actions Again word was brough
% me that not only were the air com
p~ressors stopped. but that water through
the air port had gone into the fire room
e~xtinguishing the fires in rur boiler. an
hence AL pumps were stopped"
Efforts were made 20 get the vesse
under tow. but before long II took waite
directly down the engine and IRE room
matches and those on board took uefug
In the port fore rigging. IT ship sanl
quickly. Il rests perfectly upright. on
blue mud bottom. socOrdinE to the char
IN forty-four feet Of water.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-13

SENATE HFSTT1TEs To
No Member Wishes to Take Initiative
In HebuE1ng President.

No Member Wishes 60 Take Initiative
in Hebuking President.
WARRINGTON, Dec. R-The action to
be taken by the senate in asserting its
displeasure because Of President Roosa-
velts message in regard 10 the secret
service has not been outlined with any DEF
initeness- II had been understood that a
resolution would be offered by some demo-
cratic senator providing for an investi-
cation by the COMMITTEES on appropriations
OF the presidents language. II was ARMED
that If a republican introduced a resolution
IN the house. the selection Of a democrat for
the same service in the senate would give
a nonpartissn flavor 10 the course being
pursued.
Conferences today. however. developed
that a number OF the leaders believe the
action should be taken by the republicans
and il was suggested that Senator Bur
rows would be the proper person 10 oner
the resolution. Senator Burrows has not
yet consented to do so. It Is likely that
the resolution will be the same as thar ~
the house. providing for the appointment;
II a select COMMITTEES Of five to consider
the whole subject
II is evident that the house does NOT in.
tend 10 take any hasty action in rebukinE
the president for the statements in bis
message regarding the civil service action
OF the congress The COMMITTEES appointed
yesterday Of which Mr.. Perkins OF New
YORK - chairman, did not meet today. BIZ,
Is expected 70 come together on Msndav
The understanding Is. however. that no -
port viii be made mil the latter part OF
the week.
The member OF the select committee ar,
determined 20 present the recommendation
before adjournment for the Christmas helE
days.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-13
PHocEEDTSGs OF THE House
BIn Providing for Projections OF
Aliens Passed After Fight.


WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-THE house OF
representatives today was in its oid-time
form. No particular program had been
mapped out, But under a call Of commit
tees several Measures in which the mem
Ders were especially interested. and In some
cases vitality concerned, were considered
With few exceptions they ~sngendsred the
l~ivsIisst sort OF debate. and Il was dis
closed that the forces for OF against them
we're fully lined Up for the ray
Parliamentary tactics we're freely r~esorred
70, with the result that i've tines the roll
was causd The frst wrangie occurred on
a resolution Extng the boundary Line be-
tween the states OF Colorado, OklAhOma
and New Mextco. which was adOpted by a
good majority. but not without two roll
calls
. The house then by a decisive vote refused
to funher consider the bill providing for
arhitrzU sssrIemsnt OF disputes betEeen
employers and employee
Nsxr saEzing Eftsnrtoa - ths IN sr0v1a-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-13

PHILADELPHIA. Dec- E-B wan stated
here today that the PaflAdaaz,ts AaNx1can
.sASus base bah club haz ses1rsd the
services Of In Thgmas. cAGszs4r Of the
Detroit Americana TIE l0oAl cub unoou-
ditiouAnY released Third B2semAn James
Collins and Righf Ffsldsr SsybOid Both
Lave offers 70 become mAnASsr " minor
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-13

RECORD.


HURON. s. d. Dee 1-sSpeaL%John
Magnuson. aged % years. died at his home
in this csty Wednesday night. u heart
failure. M Maguus0n was q trusted en-
pI5ys q the Chizsgo a Northwestern com
pany and rad been a resident OF this city
for many year,
Word vas reserved here % ne death