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Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05
PEACE AMONG THE RAILROADS.
Hartman and Hill interests Settle
Their Differences.
st. Louis Globe Democrat.


st. Louis Globe-D Democrat
The agreement which has been reached
between Hartman and Hill regarding
terminals at Portland, Ore, ought TO plea So
the country, 1t is a long step toward com
plete peace between the rival railway in
terests In the west. Not only does Oregon
benefit by 1t, but all the towns on The
roads Of each OF these magnates west of
the Mississippi may, in one degree or an
other, be said to be gamers by this com
pact.
1t is evident that 1909 will be a good year
for the railroads of the t~ransmlssippi
region. All they need now is good crops
70 enable them to reach the highest point
In prosperity touched at any TINT in the
past, and there Is a reasonable assurance
that the crops will be up to the average
or above it. This is the testimony of
trained Observers who have gone through
the great agricultural states in the last
few weeks. James j. Hill, who can nor
be accused of taking unduiy favorable
views of the situation at any time, saws
that the second half OF 1909 is likely TO
bring the earnings of the roads up to the
highest level ever touched.
AS railway construction has been re-
sunsed on something like the scale which
prevailed just before the financial scare
In the latter months OF 1907, the men at
their head probably believe a complete re-
vival in the Industries is just In front Of
them. II the present promise Of good
crops be realized, the complaint that the
railways are not able to handle the traffic
will soon be with us again. 1t must be
remembered that during the last year and
a half of s~tagnation the country has been
growing somewhat faster in population
than the railways have in mileage or in
rolling stock, When business resumes it's
old proportions the additional inhabitants
win quickly bring the volume Of the great
industries up to the figures which will
put the facilities of the railways to a very
severe test. Messrs. Hartman and HIN,
by their peace treaty on the Pacific, have
placed themselves in a shape TO meet the
new demands in the moving Of crops and
Of the manufacturing products when they
arrive
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05
Regular and Volunteer soldiers.

OF Louis hepubuC.
In his Gettysburg speech President Taft
paid a merited tribute to the soldiers of
the regular army Of the United States and
defined the correct policy toward the army
to be its maintenance as a skeleton for
rapid enlargement in time of war to a
force ten or twenty times its size. But the
acknowledgements lesson Of the fight
ing on both sides at Gettysburg is that
the world has never produced a better or
truer fighting man than tie seasoned
volunteer soldier Of the United states.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05

Boston Herald.

1t makes a difference whose foot the shoe
plnches. Senators La Toilette. Bristow.
Clapp, Nelson, Brown, Crawford and Bur
kett' insurgents" who nave demanded tar
III revision downward and have voted
against nearly every increase in the tariff
schedules, voted for the increase in the
duty on barley, In general. the agricul-
tural schedules carrying increased duties
on most farm products aroused no protest
from the tariff reformers'' of the West.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05

Prof. Fox Of Yale is much worried
for fear the Panama canal will not
be a profitable investment when COM
pleted. The professor is late with his
argument. The time for debating that
question expired when Uncle Sam de-
Gided to build 1t.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05

st. Louis Globe Democrat.
The Zeppelin balloon has at least settled
the fact that the air can be navigated on
a much more extensive scale than has
ever yet been attempted. The revelation
is welcome at a time when the fast cheap
ening automobile rs making surface walk
ing so very dangerous.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05

Fourteen thousand hogs in n day
and the record price for the year
some money which goes back to
the farm in territory surrounding
Omaha,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05
PuntahinR the Tools.
New York World

OverruIing a demurrer, Judge Hough
decides that the sugar weighers who
cheated the government must go to trial.
This is well. But in the meantime what
is being lone to catch and punish those
higher up who profited by the frauds and
who have admitted it by restitution.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05

II is bruited hat Anna Held has
gone back to Europe with $1,000, 900
accumulated in hes stage career. She
doubtless saved 1t by exercising econ
omy in the dry goods bills for herself
and her show girls.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05

The biggest total OF insurance paid
to the beneiclaries of any Nebraska
policy holder last yea was $4,000.
Either Nebraska millionaires are long
lived or they do not carry big life in
surance policies.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05

Twelve per cent of the cadets at An
napolis are said to be suffering from
heart trouble. The percentage is
doubtless higher than hat at co-edu-
cational institutions.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05

1t is announced that Columbus,
Neb., wants to be immortalized as the
location of a national monument in
honor of Christopher Columbus, to
cost not less thar $4,000 900. Won
der if Edgar Howard will let Rookie
Teller or Carnegie chip in.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05

The railroads profess to be shy on
information as to the value of their
lines when the state commission asks
for the figures. They will have It all
right If it is needed in the rate litiga-
ton.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05

1t would be unkind to suggest that
the large German vote in Missouri had
anything to do with Senator Stones
Solicitude as to what Germany might
think OF Senator Aldrich's remarks.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05
NJ EacItement VIsible.
%IndianRpolls News

AhuieioPVllS views
There are just lots and lots OF people
who are not in the least excited about
Senator Cummins's amendment to the tar
iff bill imposing a tax of 2 per cent on in
comes Of over 5000 a year.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05

Is the fundamental explanation OF wis
commodity prices fell to so slight an
extent after the great panic OF nearly Two
years ago. and are now again resuming
their general upward course.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05
One Principle 10 he Amrmed,

washington POST
Let the final adjustment OF the Georgia
strike decide once for all that no man can
be denied the right to make a decent
living because Of the color Of his skin, and
the final solution OF both the race and
Industrial problems EAR safely be left "a
the fairness and good sense Of the Southern
people.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05

The Chicago city council has passed
an ordinance intended to render swim
ming safe. There has been nothing
devised up to date which beats the old
admonition to Hang your clothes on
a hickory limb, but don't go lei the
water"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05

The Wright brothers assert It is not
improbable that airships will cross the
ocean within a year, but most of Thorn
will continue to travel awhile by
steamships.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05

Former Governor Folk of Missouri
is telling the people of Colorado that
the democrats are going to elect the
next president. That is the first init
the democrats had all decided
to vote for Taft.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05

Just before leaving for Europe Mr..
Hartman issued a warning against ex-
cessive speculation. Mr.. Hartman
evidently does not want the game
ruined by amateurs during his absence.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05
Recent Definitions.
New York Tribune.

What is a democrat? A mar who votes
Tor Bryan but prefers to see Taft elected
one who declares himself for a tariff for
revenue only, but supports protection in
congress, and one who helps elect a Re
publican to the United States senate.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05

From the stiffness of the waters
around the Water board the reasonable
inference is hat something is Matching
below the surface.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05

Tipping is moi In vogue in central
Africa, otherwise ex-President Roose-
welt, with his hundred p%orters, would
iced his dollar-a-word income to pay
out.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05

Governor Shallenberger has issued
a lengthy explanation in justification
of his purchase of 5000 worth of rail-
road mileage out of the u~nexpended
balance of the travelling allowance of
his predecessor before it lapsed. The
only weak point in the statement,
which is entirely unnecessary, is the
explanation that unused portions of
the mileage books are to be redeemed
by the railroads and the money turned
back into the treasury. This would
be equivalent to loaning the money to
the railroads in order to avoid having
the appropriation lapse. The real
question is, is the governor likely to
use $500 worth of railroad mileage for
travelling about in Nebraska on official
business? At 2 cents a mile $500 will
pay for $4,000 miles OF travel, or
10, 900 miles a year, or 1880 miles a
month, or forty miles a day, including
Sundays.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05

Mr.. Hitcheock's paper does not
deign to answer u question, whether
it is true that in the middle of the late
city campaign Mr.. Hitchcock sum-
moned Mayor jim before him and de-
manded that he get off the ticket.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05

The French stork is feeling proud
because he beat out the old man with
the scythe last year. He was due to
get busy or resign the job.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05

Everybody is waiting for someone
to come to the front with that 81, OOO,-
900, which we are told ought to be
spent on Omaha parks and ~boulevards.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05
Inereasina Output of Cold.
snrlnrfield Rennhlican.

The May output of gold from the Rand
district Of South Africa is placed at $50,
900 ounces or approximately S2, Coz. OO0-the
largest OF record for the month and only
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05

Subscribers leaving the city tenn
p%OrariIy should have The Bee
mailed to them. Address Will be
changed as often as requested.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05

There is consolation in knowing that
no photograph records have been made
of the tariff debates.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05

The Narrow Path" has been with
drawn from a New York theater. The
average New Yorker much prefers cut
ting a wide swath.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05
Free Trade in Lemon..

Baltimore American.
The duty is TO be raised IN lemons. But
unfortunately. that will not prevent theli
being handed out as freely as ever.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05

The mills of King Ak-Sar-Ben are
almost ready to grind.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05

Nebraska Nasbys meet in state con-
vention It Lincoln next week. The
bandits who stole the mail on the
Overland are in jail, so it is perfectly
safe.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05

The second round in the great city
hall wrestling match is scheduled for
next Tuesday.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05

The pictures of Count Zeppelin do
not look in the least like those of a
highhier.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05

STATEMENT OF CIRCULATION.
state OF Nebraska. Douglas County IS.
deorae n Tzschuck. treasurer OF Inc
bee Publishing Company, being GUY
sworn. says that the actual number OF LulI
Inc EvepinR and sunday Bee printed dur
ing the month of May, 1908, was as ioi-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05

Senator Aldrich objects to having
Made in Germany" branded on his
tariff bill.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05

Wyoming OIL is uncertain. Indications,
however. are that the time cannot be
long delayed.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05

With the chautauQua dates of SO
many senator's about due, an adjourn
ment of congress Is in sight.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05

An Oklahoma man has been sent to
jail for cheating a gas meter. How in
the world did he do it2
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05

GEORGE b. TZSCHUCk,
Treasurer.
subscribed In my presence and sworn to
before me this 3lst day of May, 1909
NJ. Z. WALKER,
Notary Public.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05
In Other Lands

SIDE Lights on what is Rrans-
pirinR Among the Near ana
Far Nations Of the Barth.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05

The amended draft Of the constitution
% the projected union Of South Africa.
which will probably be approved by the
imneriaI Parliament and signed by the king
during the present year, changes the basis
of representation in such a way that the
rural or Dutch white population will have
an advantage in legislative seats over the
urban. or British inhabitants. The con-
cession appears to have been necessary 10
insure federation at this time. In other re-
spects the draft of the original convention
was not materially changed by the recent
convention OF Bloemfontein for the re-
vision Of the instrument.
so
As time passes, intelligent spanisrds are
more than ever satisfied with the result OF
the standardization war. Prof Luis
Garcia Guijarro Of the university OF
Madrid. writing in the Yale Review on
"Spain Since 1898" declares that the loss
Of the colonies was a blessing to the
Spanish nation" Then was the begin
ming OF Spain's regeneration ITO the
cry OF the colonies, AT last independent
the Spaniards could answer, AT last free
as II the loss 81 the insular domains had
relieved them OF a heavy load"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05

Prospective Tensnt-Does the landlord
furnish enough steam heat2
Evasive Agent-Oh, he's very liberal with
hot air.-Baltimore American.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05

Entered AZ oman postoffce as second
class matter.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-05

VICTOR RosEwATER EDITOR.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20

ID the end
8 See that an the binding parts are
bFight. and thar the point of the
needle IS shar that the knotter
works smoothly and that the knotter
knife is taken cut and harpened De
fore the binder Is put into the field.
Tighten an bars Oh d new machine
at least once 9 day until they become
set This applies particularly to the
bolts holding the castings Of the
main shalt, and to the reels
good coating Of graphite, applied
to the chains, win aisi 10 holding the
OIL and in lengthening the lie oftsthe
|chain. n.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20
Man Nth Record Of Many Res |l!'s
cues Dies II Hospital

5 New York, Ang.s News spread
s,along the piers and through the streets
! IN the neighborhood Of Suicide Pier
that Captain BIZ sdcsiahon was dead.
The tlding laid 4 burden Of griei
on the district around Grand street
5lland Elast riyer, there they wlll tell
/ you that Captain Bill was the bravest
man n the land The records Of the
United States Volunteer Lifesaving
corps. In which he bore = commission.
shows that he saved seventy three
Hives, although he was only twenty-six
years OF age 3ssss
When Ice was tambling In the East
srIyer and the tide hurled against
j the buIkheads with crashing sound
Captain Bill would SIT awake In the
sshanty near the old Grand street
ferry. eager Ia respond to the despair
Ing cry of d would be- suici dea or the
summons, ssman oTerbo d. nss*s
ssf His fidelity, to, the sci Imposed trust
cost him his lie. Two little boys fell
into the river Thursday night playing
IL the abandoned ferry, house on
Grand street SssSs.s8 4 5 .:s
Captain Bib had just entered the
s'siianty as the iifssaving station Is
4 known "a the district, when he heard
1.-The sehiIdrsn,s scriea He was over:
4 heated. but sprang 10 & the rescue,
& gage the children. whose names were
y NOT taken. and returned to the shanty
II ms
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20
.ISigneD ;5g5:s;
81 j Johnson, u:
n u q. Nesseth
H Ma1oney,
\ r 81, K ~ H II II ,.;fyr,y,Sn,fffao

Moved and carried that the bond
sof Dinnie Bros, in the sum of $23,250
with the Northern Trust Co, sureties,
FOR the faithful performance OF their
contract for the erection OF sheriff S
residence and jail for Ramsey County
be approved and the chairman author
lied to so certify on same Said bonds
to be filed with the county auditor
Moved and carried that the bond sof
the Diebo.d Safe & Lock Co, in the
sum OF S4.876 with the Northern Trust
Co, suFeties, for the faithful perform
sanee Of their contract for furnishing
material, labor necessary for the con
struction and insfallatio ion of cells and
! Jail fixtures IN the new jail bull ding
Ito be constructed for Ramsey county
sbe approved and II the 4 chairman us
hereby authorized to- so certify pn
same Said bond TO be- fled with the
county auditor.
Moved and carried that HE bond III
the Fargo oIumBing and Heating
Company in the sum OF yy2,86z Tor the
faithful performance of their contract
\ for the installation of the heating and
plumbing III the sheriff s residence
and Jail ito be erected fors Ramsey
ssoHnty be approved and the chairman
Ss hereby authorized Sfs to eertify Oh
same Said bond 70 be fled with tie
county auditor
s# Moved and carried that the bond
of the Fargo Electrical Supply
company thes ssa ~ 6T So with
the Northern Trsist Co, sfaFeti FOL
The faithful perfo rmancs Of their con.
tract Tor ring and furnishing cleo
sstTic fixtures for the sheriff resi-
3sdenee and Jail to be erected for Ram
sey county be approved and the chair
man ds hereby Ilosized To eertify un
same Said bend toS BE fled the
county andi tor.
s5s chaiITaan then proceeded To ap
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20
TOXIC | !.

q D. RI Chase VAS at Al Wick IN bust
ness Iondas corning
81 Mrs Herb WAS q visitor III
Devils Lake over s1raadda
$.5 The wei. Neather has greatIy Is.
sarded having ID This siiciinit
The elevator IL this place Has open
ga the 18th Herb Baitson again
IN charge
Isl q. Brennan was ont Devils
Lake last week and remained over
might ID Toxic.
e. smeaIlie and A. Jaqna were pas
sengers to the city Monday
IN The afternoon
Mss Stella Jaana and Hiima Free
burg were in Devils Lake the latter
part of last week
Harvesting IN this locality Is wen
advanced and the prospec for good
Yields are assured.
Miss Emma Hintgen came out from
Devils Lake Friday to s attend the
dance that eyening
Miss; theresa Arnold was ont from
Devils Lake from Friday until Hon
day. q and took in: the dance Friday
might. s ssss
VIM Brennan and the Misses Bren-
nan went to Crary Saturday and At
tended church at that place returning
home Sunday afternoon. . s.;3s
onr prices are rock bottom compar
ed with other dealers When iii need
Of hardware call on us at Toxic and
Save money. D. R. Chase.
There was a social hop held IN Tok.
10 Friday evening. Owing to the in.
tclemeney of the weather there Wasno
liaVery large attendance, but All report
/ Almost enjoyable time.
There is "a movement on foot Ito
organize a Sunday school I'm Toxic.
1.-THE pastor at warwick mas orered
to come to this place for couple sod
Sundays and help to get us started
i Ir0perly The first session VIII De
i s,eld at the school house next Sunday
lat 10 . clock a m.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20

Cur prices are rock bottom compar-
ed with other dealers. When Iii need
Of hardware call on; us at Toxic and
save money. d. R. Chase.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20
.Golvanes!.ly; hospital

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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20
AG|II|R| ! \ II Tl.!l||yRAA
f6 ES

SsII4sE
So Flying ants may be- avoided for
tine BY tying hat Or coat 81 4 long
pole or whip stock, and setting II DO
right on the binder.
viii be found good horse economy
EtoshaVe a barrel OF water III the field,
and give the horses q drink now and
then during the day.
The stomach Of. the horse Is cons
paratVeiy small he ted before
watering, The arr food asias to the
thirst off the forenoon ana he drinks
heartily and rapidly causing the va
tier 81 flush the lateI Ken food ont
the stomach Wat ering should pre-
|ssde feeding 4
Garry repair oaltfii I'd The He'll
daily Il should consist of those parts
Of tie machine most commonly broKs
III Of lost such as sickle chain
links reeEsIats pitrnan etc Carry
q heavy hammer. ssopd cold ehiseI.
aud d anaall ICED pine wrench These
30 VEN NIGEL q box nailed "a,
the trucks s
piece oee gunIlys sacziIg cut Into
strips and tied II tlss nosepiecs III the
bride. viii serve I'D keep on the dies
that often sire H reat deal of trouble
during har
{
Run the cam AZ loose as pos
lssDle Every fsrietio as HI
AWAY from ME main gear - Ii the
piatfcr1a catlva ff0r adds
largely f, tie 81 tie ma
= good aaallts off Irvine is economy
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20
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DE<GROAT!']|.''
TOO late for publication last week..


TOO late for publication last Week.J
Il Wheat cutting Will commence ina
few DAISY Hi this locality.
James Rainboth Is In our midst
again, after q SIX weeks soiournstn
the east. ssssssss
= Mr.: and Mrs. a. G. Rainboth spent
Sunday with their son, Willie. Of
starkWeather. sg3s.s s:;:s.t {
0 john Rnshfeltssis down from his
farm in Canada visiting his family
and looking after bis Interests here.
Louis Hasse. Fred Hasse and MI.
Shoot got back from Canada last Week
where they filed on Dominion Iands
They bring back tales 81 q wonde rfuI
country and fine crops. 81
The De Great RleoIners we're defeat
ed sby the Great starssln their SEQ
end hail gamefoss the season, the score
being g to- s.. Keep It ups girls. It 10
good exereise lie you do lose. d
Mrs. Morris Croslin left the first %
the week for Devils Lake, where she
and her sister. Mrs. Eaton, WIN ens
gage in the restaurant business. Any.
one wishing a tirst class meal win bs
sure 70 get It there as they are both
first class cooks 81 u
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20

There was social hop held III Tok
10 Friday evening. Owing to the In
|cIenency of the weather there was not
avery large attendance. but all report
Almost enjoyable time
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20
sol DID me & Err TRUST
Mills the LafIInsE and Company
! Z Disposed Of. d ;%s


Kenosha, Wis., lug Deeds and
mortgages have been Med here which.
disclose that the powder mills sof the
sLafiin-Rand company. located in all
parts 81 the United states hare been
sold 10 the powder trust for "a con.
ssideration of approximately $1,000 900.
S The plants Included In the sale are
those 81 Pleasant ], ruaairie ana Platte.
vile, In Wisconsin !; the Fontanet and
Dorner plants ID Indiana; the Colum.
I bus aud Pannsy lyania mills Ia Kan:
| sas;; the Haskell and Wayne mills. 81
New Jersey; the pire and ishagitl.
coke mills, In New York. and the Ne.
napnrs mills, ID West Virginia The
transfer Is made TO the Ia Dupont
M ssSssiIsiaars company of New Jersey,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-20
ING IMPORT
ROM pines
Regulations Sent to All C0lleel-.
tors Of CUSTOM.


Washing ton, Ang. ufatio1n!sss'
sent TO an customs Offices for the ad;
ninistTation of The Philip ine section
/ sof the new tariff Law have been made
public 81 aching Secretary Of the
Treasury Iaeynoids The regulations
! are an the usual form except az they
relate to shipments OF tobacco, cigars
and sugar, which articles are admitted
free up "a certain prescribed amounts
3 for each fiscal . Ma.
To avoid abuse Of the free entry
I provision collectors OF q customs are
required to report promptly to the
secretary of the treasury each free
entry of sugar. tobacco and cigars rssE
granted. giving detailed marks and
numbers and OH er' facts needed for
the certain identi cation of the ship
ments.
Then the maximum quantities Of
+ cigars, tobacco and sugar admitted stcf
I free entry In any fiscal year. have been
reached all collectors will be Informed
by teleEraph This fact also will be;
.cabled to repre- Ives On the Phil
ippines Any shipments en- route when
tie maximum has been reached and
which arrive thereafter VIII have to
!, pay the fuiI duty or be returned to
: the country u origin or directed TO
some aothar COUNT ssssssss:s.