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through the state courts.

through the state courts.
Mrs. Emile Sausenthaler, Arthur
Kammerer, c. Koohler. ]. II. Koehler.
Mrs. Anna j. Deffenbach, Mrs. Ottilla
X. Krausnick and Mrs. Ella X. Lin
berg are the complainants in the bill.
They all reside in st. Louis and al
lege that they own two-thirds of the
capital stock of the brewing company
The brewing company. Jno. w Schor.
president and manager of the plant (.
Y. n. Estes, attorney-gencral of Shei-
by county; James H. Malone mayor
of Memphis; W. c. Davis, chief Of the
Memphis police department, and F. l.,
Monteverde, sheriff of the county, are
named as defendants in the suit.
President is Enjoined.
In the prayer of the bin the chan
cellor is asked to restrain Mr.. Schor
from disseminating the manufacture
of beer after July /, as he has ayowel
he would do; to restrain the other de.
PENDANTS from in any way interfering
MlAn dlG lCiIiitSSGt I1ItN iliS tgbIi-
pany, its officers or agents, in the ex.
ercise of their business franchise fos
the manufacture and sale of beer,
wholesale. and to declare both the acts
of 1909, that known as the four-mile
and that known as the manufacturer
prot ibitive act, unconstitutional.
1t is ale ged that the first act is un-
constitutional. because it violates r.
ticle II, section II. of the constiu-
tion of the state of Tennessee, which
provides that no bill shall become A
law which embraces more than on
subject, that subject to be embraced
in the title" article |, section 2. of the
Estate constitution. which provides
that no man shall be taken and impris;
oned, or disseized of his freehold, III
critics or privileges. or outlawed or Ak
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TWENTY
Men Perish When Wall Of Lock Be ng
Built in England Collapsed
Yesterday.

Newport, Monmothshire. Englln1
July 2.--It is estimated that TIVE. t
men pershed today by the sudde
collapse of the west wall CT the new
lock at the entrance of Al XaIdr.a
dock. An extension of the d ck work
has been in progress for some TIM"
Fifty men were working in the trench
sixty feet dep, preparing for the 10y
ing of the concrete foundation.
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ing the last four months. The GUS
toms receipts for the year aggregated
S301 ,209.SG3 which is an increase a
compared with last year Of $1,000
.00N. The internal revenue Troducel !
S2iG.329, GG3. a decrease of about So.
00l.0G0. Miscellaneous receipts ag-
gregatad $50 ,9l9, a falling off OF
about SG.5O0.000, increase over last
year S3.2J0.000, On the side Of ex-
penditures the total for the year was
sG94.24i. .002. an increse over 1908 OF
about $37 900, 900.
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L-AWLESS
Band of Japanese RojbIng Russians
and Natives on Island on North
orn Siberian Coast.

st. Petersburg. July "A dispatch
from Nicholaievske reports that q
small party OF Japanese vaich landed
on one OF the Islands Of the Shantar
group off the north Siberian coast, is
acting in most lawless way. attack
ing and attempting TO rob the Rus
slams and natives. One German and
two Russian subjects who debarked
there last autumn have disappeare1
and are thought to have been mur
dercd
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CHICAGO FELT THE
HOTTEST DAY THIS
YEAR YESTERDAY

Chicago. July Chicago exp ri
enced the hottest day CT the year
when the thermometer registered 81
degrees from 4 to 8 p. m. today, AMI
a NV precipitation record for 1903
also was set when 10 of an inch of
rain fell in % minutes shortly after
7 o'clock. Two deaths superinduce /
by heat were reported TO the police,
and numerous cases Of prostation
were treated all over the city.
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RAJ
Made BY Postoffice inspectors On
Chinese Shops - Gambling
Paranhernaila Siezed.

Washington, Jrly 2.-Charsed with
using the mails for lottery purrost s,
the PROJECTORS cf three Caine g
shops We're arrested tonight 4 raj |
was made by Pos office In srectors
Keen aud Barclay ass s,ed by about
a dozen memt2 2rs Cf the local dete,-
tive aud police force. Ia each y a e
a large amount of ga nb ia5 para, her
MALTA was found,
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appearance Fraser soon came IN
and thereupon the Texas senator
Welded and the vote began.
Voting Began.

and thereupon the Texas senator
yielded and the vote began.
Voting Began.
The first vote was upon the motion
to substitute the corporation tay
amendment for the Lodge countervail
ing duty and this prevailed As to 81
The affirmative vote was cast entire
ly by the Republicans. even McNefy,
of Louisiana, who has voted with the
majority side for all protective meas
.ures, throwing his ballot with his own
party The Republicans who voted
with the Democrats in the negative
were Borah, Bristow, Bulkeley Clapp
Cummins, DolliyCr a::i LaFollette.
Immediately following Lodge with
drew his amendment and vote was
taken on the motion 20 substitute the
corporation tax amendment for the in.
come tax amendment Offered joint y
by Bailey and Cummins The result
was the exact counterpart OF the vote
on the previous roll call.
NtAl III OlutI ttAlllc inc NGlc Oli tIAs
corporation tax provision upon its own
merits, but before this ballot could b.
reached Bacon sought to obtain ac
ton ON two amendments to that pro
vision presented by himself, both OF
which Aldrich moved to lay upon the
table with successful result.
Aldrch Dictates.
First Of these provided for the ey
emption of educational, charitable
and religious institutions, against
which Aldrich made his first point Of
order Because he did 80 he fell into
a sharp clash with its author. The eff
effect of the point of order was Il
cut off the debate, but Aldrioh
chanced to drop the word that lie
would "alloW" Bacon to proceed
This form of expression seemed TO in
eense the Georgia senator and he re
torted sharply to the erect that he
was mot surprised lnat Aldrich
should assume such a manner, be
cause he had been debating to the
senate so long he w.5 accustomed t.
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kuIe TWO DEPUTIES.

Denyc~. July While attemptinz
10 arrest George Jameson. charged
with horse stealing. at his ranch near
Chico. New Mexico. Deputy Sheriff
Kent. of Folsom, was killed and Depu
Is Sheriff Williams perhaps fatally
wounded
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IN ST LOUIS.

st. Louis. July 2.-This was the
hottest DAY of the summer. street
thermometers showing SO degrees a.
o'clock this afternoon.
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White Sox swamp Browns IS to s.
Washington Blanked bv New
Tosk --Results in
Three |.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing.
Ever Break.

Philadelphia. July --Philadelphia
won tie first game. which went
eleven innings, but Boston got even
by shutting out the home team in ia
second game through aEattern's spl m.
did pitching. Doom "sz ent To the
club house in the aec5nd game for
disputing a decision.
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srlit Even.

PittsburF, July 2.-littsburg and
Chicago divided a double header here
today. the visitors shutting out tho
locals in the first contest but losing
the second. While the pitching all
around was high class, errors figured
in the runs in both games. Archie.
was hit by Clark and was forced tC
quit Tho game.
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r II r
Second Game.
Cardinals Win.

St Louis. July cincinnati lost
ten inning game today. when, witt
the bases full. Evans hit safely. Two
home runs were mode in the first in
ming and hard hitting was the rule OF
the contest
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Washinqton Shut Out.

New York July Q Wash ngton was
shut ou IN the today's game Hughes
struck out eight men and his single IN
the lifth inning brought In two af TIE
locals three runs,
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing.
krause,a Good WORK.

Boston. July 2 Collins c.ean hi,
for Il home run gave Philadelphia its
fourth victory in the series Of fiva
Krause held Boston to four scattered
hits lor The second time in -four days
He also struck out nine men and did
hot give base On balls.
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Batteries-M Moore. Doom and Free
Itch: Mattern aud Bowcrman.
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Choose Yoaf Company Wisely.
No man can be provident of his timo
no is not prudent in the choice OF his
1mparv.--JegtE-y Taylor.
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Eie, McQuillan and Doom; white,
Tuckey aud Graham.
Second 0dns.
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The Ordway new era., 1909-10-22
WARDEN WANTS
PRISON FARM
WITH 500 ACRES OF LAND PENi
TERTIARY COULD De MADE
SELF SUPPORTING.
MUCH IS RAISED NOW
FACTS REGARDING
coLoRAoo's INSTITUTION
At CANON CITY.

Dcnver--"Give me 500 acres OF land
And in 10 years the state penitentiary
will ask for no appropriation"
This WAS the confident remark made
Sunday by Warden T. J. lyman. OF the
state penitentiary. to w. Il. Collett,
secretary of the Colorado Prisons AS
sociation, AS Mr.. Collett was visiting
The prison. So successful have proved
the crops of the orchards and gar
icns attached to the penltentiary and
worked by the TRUSTEES. that the insu-
tuition has been fully supplied with
everything In the fruit and vegetable
line which II needed and n considera.
BILE amount OF the output has been
marketed. By recent arrangement.
some 20 acres OF land adjoining the
prison is to be put under irrigation
and Warden lyman believes that II he
had $50 acres more to work on no
could operate the entire penitentiary
on the profits derived from orchard
and garden produce.
"Out OF a prison population OF 1872.
one.half are working outside the walls
as TRUSTEES" said Secretary Collett.
Il doubt II there Is another prison in
the country where such condition
exists. Warden lyman seems to know
Just how to handle them and II is sur.
prising to see what they will do for
him. During the recent cold snap
there were scores OF convicts working
In the apple orchards OF Canon City.
helping TO save the crop from being
killed by the frost. Ono prisoner
came back to the penitentiary whilc
was there who had been working
for n long time on ranch over 100
miles from the prison. working there
Just like an ordinary hired hand.
THE hospital at the penitentiary is
being pushed to completion and War.
den lyman is establishing a school for
the prisoners. with special teacher
to superintend the general instruction
and educated TRUSTEES to teach the dif.
ferent groups.
The officers dining room has been
abolished and the room Is to be used
for an enlarged library. The officers
get $40 n month more. now. and eat
in town. This does away with the old
competition there used to be between
the prisoners to get work in the Off.
GERS kitchen. where they would be fed
on officers food. The food OF the
entire place is better now than for.
merly.
"A new steam heating plant is be.
ing put in and all the cells are being
paved with cement. instead Of the old
flag.stones"
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dier made them all wipe their tee'
upon q green mat before entering tnis
room. and when they were seated ht
said. politely:
please make yourselves comfort
able while / 20 to the door OF the
throne room and tell Or yon are
here"
They had to wait a long time before
the soldier returned. When. AT last
be came back. Dorothy asked:
Have you seen Or
.Oh. no." returned the soldier: i
have never seen him. But ! spoke 10
him as he sat behind his screen, ana
gave him your message. He says ne
will grant you an audience, II you so
desire: but each one OF you must en-
ter his presence alone. and he VIII
admit but one each day. Therefore,
as you must remain in the palace Tor
several days. will have You shown
to rooms where you may rest In com
fort after your journey"
Thank you" replied the girl that
Is very kind of Or"
ne now ultN upon 81 H''N'
whistle. and at once young girl.
dressed in n pretty green silk gown
entered the room. She had lovely
green hair and green eyes. and she
bowed low before Dorothy as she said:
Follow me and | will show you
your ROOM
So Dorothy said good'by to all her
friends except Toto. and taking the
dog In her arms followed the green
girl through seven passages and up
three flights OF stairs until they came
to a room at the front OF the palace.
II was the sweetest little room in the
world. with n soft, comfortable bed
that had sheets OF green silk and n
green velvet counterpane. There was
tiny fountain In the middle OF the
room. that shot n spray of green per
fume into the air. to fall back into a
beautifully carved green marble basin.
Beautiful green flowers stood in the
windows. and there was a shelf with a
row OF little green books. When Doro-
thy had time TO open these books she
found them full OF queer green pic.
lures that made her laugh. they were
SO funny.
In wardrobe were many green
dresses, made OF silk and satin and
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SYNOPSIS.

Dorothy lived in Kansas with Aunt Em
home into the air. Dorothy falling asleep
amidst the excitement. \ crash awakened
her. The house had landed in u country
of marvellous beauty. Groups OF queer
little people greeted her to the Land OF
Munchkins. The house had killed their
enemy, the wicked witch OF East. Dor
othy took the witch's silver shoes she
Wizard OF Ox, who. she was promised,
might md way to send her back TO
Kansas. Dorothy released scarecrow.
giving him life. He was desirous OF ac-
quiring brains and started with her To
the wizard to get them. The scarecrow
told his history. They met a tin wood
man who lonsed for heart. lie also
lion. The lion confessed he had no couT-
age. He decided to accompany them to
the Wizard OF Ox TO get some, The scare
crow In pushing the raft became I'M
paled upon his pole In the middle OF the
river. The scar-crow was rescued by a
friendly stork. They entered poppy
neld, which caused Dorothy TO fall
rescued her and her dog from the deadly
flowers. The lion fell asleep and being to"
heavy to lift. was left. on the search for
the road OF yellow brick which led to the
Emerald City they met n wild cat and
field mice. The woodman killed the wild
cat. The queen mouse became friendly.
She sent thousands OF her mice subjects
TO draw the lion away from the poppy
field. Dorothy awokc from her long
aid City road. They came to Il fence:
painted green. There were farmers of
green, houses OF green and people dressed
n green. II was the Land OF OE.
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MATERIALS OF STORK's HOME.
Immense Nest Broken Up in Aisatiap
Town Found to Contain All
Sorts Of Plunder.

The following details concerning the
structure and contents OF storks
nest investigated on the summit OF
the Cathedral of Colmar In Upper Al.
SAGE may be of interest:
The city architect has Just delivered
public lecture there on "Storks and
Their Ways" He described a stork's
nest which was about thirty years old;
1t measured six feet across and was
nve feet in height; 1t weighed six.
teen hundredweight. or over three.
quarters Of a ton. and It was such a
solid mass that it had to be broken up
by using a pickax. The nest was
made of twigs of wood and clay and
the materials filled "a sacks.
The walls Of the nest were found to
contain II ladies' black stockings, five
fur caps. the sleeve of white silk
blouse, three old shoes, a large piece
Of leather and four buttons that had
belonged to a railway porter's uni.
form.
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when the City was first built. and |
have the only key that will unlock
them
He opened the big box. and Dorothy
saw that II was filed with spectaclcs
OF every size and shape. All Of them
had green glasses in them. The
Guardian of the Gates found a pair
that would Just fit Dorothy and put
them over her eyes There were two
golden bands fastened to them that
passed around the back OF her head.
where they were locked together by
a little key that was At the end OF n
chain the Guardian OF the Gates wore
around his neck. When they were on.
Dorothy could not take them of had
she wished. but OF course she did not
want to be blinded by the glare OF the
Emerald City. so she said nothing.
Then the green man fitted spectacles
for the Scarecrow and the Tin Wood
man and the Lion. and even on little
Toto: and all were locked fast with
the key.
Then the Guardian OF the Gates put
on his own glasses and told them he
was ready to show them 10 the palace.
Taking big golden key from peg
on the wall he opened another gate,
and they all followed him through the
portal into the streets OF the Emerald
City.
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Sanitary Inspectors Report.

Denver.-In the period beginning
June /. 1909, and ending October J..
Labor Commissioner E. v. Brake and
his six inspectors have inspected
1859 buildings as to their sanitary
condition. ventilation. facilities for es.
cape in case OF fire. and safety appli.
ances on machinery. These inspec-
uons have been made under the pro-
visions OF the factory inspection law
and in 526 cases the inspection fee Of
$40 has been charged. Commissioner
Brake states that there are 5000
places which should be inspected. but
the facilities at the disposal of his
office have not permitted the work to
be carried on to that extent yet.
The detailed list of places inspected
is as follows: Bakeries. 48; laundries.
&c: hotels. boarding and bunk houses.
Ala: mercantile establishments, III:
manufacturing establishments, 544:
auto and motor shops. 40; brick yards.
27; canning factories. II: cigar facto.
ries. 7.
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CHAPTER x.-continued.

The woman now called to them that
supper was ready. so they gathered
around the table and Dorothy ate
some delicious porridge and a dish OF
scrambled eggs and a plate Of nice
white bread. and enjoyed her meal.
The Lion ate some OF the porrIdge. but
did not care for 1t. saying 1t was made
from oats and oats were food for
horses. not for lions. The Scarecrow
and the Tin woodman ate nothing at
all. Toto ate little OF everything
and was glad TO get good supper
again.
The woman now gave Dorothy bed
to sleep In. and Toto lay down beside
her. while the Lion guarded the door
Of her room SO she might not be dis.
turbed. The Scarecrow and the Tin
Woodman stood up in a corner and
kept quiet all night. although. Of
course, they could not sleep.
The next morning. as soon as the
sun was up. they started on their way.
and soon saw a beautiful green glow
in the sky Just before them.
THAT must be the Emerald City
said Dorothy
As they walked on. the green glow
became brighter and brighter. and II
seemed that at last they were nearing
the end Of their travels. Yet II was
afternoon before they came to the
great wall that surrounded the City.
It was high. and thick. and Of bright
green color.
In front OF them. and at the end OF
the road OF yellow brick. was big
gate, all studded with emeralds that
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Even with eyes protected by the
green spectacles Dorothy and her
friends were at first dazzled by the
brilliancy OF the wonderful City. The
streets were lined with beautiful
houses all built of green marble and
studded everywhere with sparkling
emeralds. They walked over a pave.
ment of the same green marble. and
where the blocks were Joined together
were rows OF emeralds. set closely.
and glittering in the brightness Of the
sun. The window panes were OF
green glass: even the sky above the
City had a green tint. and the rays Of
the sun were green.
There were many people. m en-. wom-
en- and children walking about, and
these were all dressed In green
clothes and had greenish skins. They
looked at Dorothy and her strangely
assorted company with wondering
eyes. and the children all ran away
and hid behind their mothers when
they saw the Lion: but no one spoke
to them. Many shops stood in the
street, and Dorothy saw that every.
thing In them was green. Green
candy and green popcorn were offered
for sale. as well as green shoes. green
hats and green clothes of all sorts. At
one place man was selling green
lemonade, and when the children
bought 1t Dorothy could see that they
paid for It with green pennies.
There seemed to be no horses nor
animals of any kind; the men carried
things around In little green carts.
which they pushed before them.
Every one seemed happy and con.
tented and prosperous.
The Guardian OF the Gates led them
through the streets until they came to
big building. exactly in the middle of
the City. which was the Palace Of Or,
the Great Wizard. There was a soldier
before the door. dressed in a green
uniform and wearing long green
beard.
Here are strangers" said the
Guardian Of the Gates to him, "and
they demand to see the Great o."
Step inside" answered the soldier
'and will carry your message to
him."
So they passed through the palace
gates and were led into a big room
with green carpet and lovely green
furniture set with emerolds. The sol.
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The visiting party Of thirty members
OF the Japanese commercial commits.
sioners. including the leading finan.
cial magnates of the Japanese empire.
Is scheduled to arrive in Denver No
vember 14th. The Denver Chamber
of Commerce will have charge of their
entertainment and is planning a spe.
cial train to Fort Collins and northern
Colorado.
The first report Of the Colorado ge.
illogical survey, created by the legis.
lature three years ago. will be issued
in few days by State Geologist
George. 1t covers 242 pages, has many
Illustrations, contains complete re.
ports on the surveys Of the tungsten
areas of Boulder county. the Monte
yuma mining district, the foothills for
nations Of northern Colorado and OF
the Hahns Peak region.
1t Is said that at least one coal land
fraud case is to come UP before thu
federal grand Jury at Denver mex,
month. Evidence secured by specia
agents Of the United States land Of
flee is expected to cause Indictment
to be returned against more promi
nent Denver men.
once successful school teacher oi
Leadville. wife Of q Pleasant valle,
farmer In Weld county. Mrs. Horace
Hopkins has demonstrated her sue
cess IN growing new crop, havinr
taken u 900 net from 10 acres Of pea
J gathered for seed.
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How He Kept His cIothe. prx.

Among large shooting party on q
Scottish grouse moor was a certain
elderly professor whose skill with his
gun was hardly equal to the profundi.
ty OF his intellect Suddenly heavy
storm of rain came on. and as there
was no shelter on the moor the shoot.
ers got thoroughly drenched through.
AT least. all but one suffered-the pro.
fessor. He had mysteriously disap-
peared when the rain came on. and he
did not rejoin the party until the sun
was shining once more. To the
amazement Of the others the erudite
one was as dry as bone. The others,
drenched and disguised, inquired Of
him how 1t was he hrd escaped a
wetting. Directly the rain came on
replied tho professor. Il went OF By
myself. stripped on nv clothes. upd
sat ON them until the storm was over
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I .n.~.r that b. 81. dow. to think 1t

snsver that be sat down 10 think Il
over.
TT has been many years since any
one asked me to see o." he said
shaking his head In perplexity. He
II powerful and terrible. and II you
--me on an Idle or foolish errand to
bother the wise reflections OF the
Great Wizard. he might be angry and
destroy you all In an instant"
But 1t is not a foolish errand. nor
an idle one" replied the scarecrow:
1T Is important. And We have been
told that Or is n good Wizard"
so he is said the green man: "and
he rules the Emerald City wisely and
well. But to those who are not hon
est. or who approach him from curl
osity. he is most terrible. and few
have ever dared ask to see his face.
am the Guardian of the Gates, and
since you demand to see the Great
Or must take you to his palace. But
first you must put on the spectacles.
Why" asked Dorothy.
because II you did not wear spec
tacles the brightness and glory of the
Emerald City would blind you. Even
those who live in the City must wear
spectacles night and day. They are
all locked on. for Oz SO ordered II