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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-04-30

Mrs. Parvenue-Can get seats here fol
the opera? Tickets Agent-Yes, madam
For what date? Mrs. P.-Which evening
does Miss Highnote and Mr.. LohengriI
sing together?-Boston Transcript
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-04-30
Residences Springing Up in All
Parts Of Topeka.
Workfngmen Investing Heavily
In Local Property.
CITY STILL GROWING.
Value Building Permits 1910
May Reach 100000 Mark.
Burge Tells Why People Are
Putting Money in Earth.
SATURDAY.

| Permits granted during April and
the preceding months of the nresent
year show that the feature of the
building season has been the erection
OF new homes. The aggregate for the
nrst four months of 1910 fs about
$4,000, which represents to a lara
measure money which Is being expend-
cd In the building of dwellings.
April permits alone call FOR fo-tx,
houses, the most costly of which Ss =
$500 residence being put up nv n n
SpecKerman at 141S Buchanan street
rms Is an unusual showing in a num-
yer OF respects. 1t Is a noticeable fact
Iuat tnere are no pretentious resi-
QenceS included in the list which in
dicates that ii is the workinsman who
Is navlng turn at home building.
Several of the homes are beinp hui1t
by Santa F'e shop employees and yyi1I he
to $4,000. - VI" $'VV
To date permits for tho first quarter
OF 1910 are about $40, 900 in excess or
those granted for the same period os
1903. According to present indications
the 100000 mark Will be reached
New Buildings to Conc.
Permits for the G. A. r. MenooriaI
the new Santa Fe Office building, the
Z. w. c. A. home, the new buiIdine at
1%s Moi1 PACKING company plant, the
Iopeka Edison company, the Rfebv
building and one or two others which
are now in course of construction will
aggregate 100000.
FOLLOWING are the permits for the
past week: 9
w. c. Donaldson. two story dwell
ing. 454-456 College ave- M
=. r Easter, dwelling, 400 I.arsh
rsIeeS $3.50. ...-..................... Lon
John Shaw, one story dwelling. III -''S
r sc1ua nc ave. ;;.;;:...............- LOO
one story dwelling, .............1..-s. 1.aoo
C. G. Blakely. addition to dweiiine --'0
at 1428 Polk street. 81
Charles 9. Lytle. addition to dwell
ing; lis Harrison street. ..... an
Lizzie B. Remington, one story
dwelling, 454 West Tenth street - 81
Geo Williams. one story dwell -S
ing. 1918 Buchanan street..- anno
Nine miscellaneous items. SSsE
Previously renorafc1- rs
pd,UIal TINS montn; .....:.............$S22s 20
1910 permits: 'O ~
9Insnuary ..------.--.--.-.......$2 $50 s3.isg
cSDruary s-..'-s----.-s.-...... 1900 e4efa
IN .--~~-~---~.... 5000 1873 426
<PrA '..s.s-s.-'.'-es.....s.... 90,570 S2135
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-23
THE MONEY SAVING STORE

fer Bfarrer in Sol5, lit gum Hfarrer
bon Getingen ernannt mor6en uno
bodpp. 81. sos. 8iper, bisber @aplan
in &eulan6, gum 8farrer bon Spr.-
Die 8etbeiligmg an ser beurige11
Springpro5eilion 1T @@ternah
mar cine rielige, felt pielen Sabren
mnerreidte. 9ie offi5iene 3ablung
ergab: S@mei5er 1, G%abnentrager 90,
@eiltlide 80, 5anger 1928, Springer
1857, 8eter 1914, Muiifanten 419,
Gotal 23,500. - Sn fano sic
feierli6e @run0iteinlegung ser nett
en- &farrfir@e itatt. - Mls ser 2eb=
rer 2aQemang in Grotten NIT 6en
S@ulfin0ern einen Spa5iergang ms
5reie madte uno BEL einem beraltf=
%5ieben6en @emitter Sdub ut1ter einen1
5annenbaum iudte, idlug ser 8lis
lit Sen @aum. Drei ser &in0er Bile
ben auf ser gteQe toot, 3 anoere muir
Sen 10 idmer berlebt, 6as bereits ems
Itarb un0 Sic iibrigen 10, iorpie ser
2ebrer pur6en betaltbt. - Ser Sag
10bner s. Sbia bon 90 etert gerietb
auf 6em Seimmege bon @oiierbiI1ig
in Sic $40 Iel uub ertranf. - @abreno
zines idredlid)en l1ngetpitters, oo5
iber @iIb nn6 l1mgegeno nieoer=
ging, di6erte Elm 8libitrabl oas @aus
un6 sic Stallungen oes Nnton &eters
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-23

burg, &obt. Ebeoo. Babian, lift nad
5%0jdbriger Dienit5eit III Sen Sutherland
getreten. - Sn MboIsbeim lit
bo6m. ST.. 8forrer Sdiltfnebt geitor=
ben, in @irba6 MltbMrgermeiiter
2ouiS Sermann.
@dmeis.
Sn Sranenfe16 ftorb StaatS=
f6reiber @r. Sui. @ebrli I'M Sitter bon
45 Sabren. - SIN Sitter bon AZ Sab=
rem 1tarb 9r. &opban, @emeinoeprd=
iioent bon MdfeIs. - Sn g ee =
"a Of mur0e oas 5idbr. &in6 6es Ore
bers 8. @@errer bon ei1em Tramma=
gen t0otli9 iiberfabren. - Ser aus
6em @efdngniB entlaiiene 8agner
bon IS Of I II, pegen Mtb=
banolung ieiner Srau eingeiperrt, fam
na6 @ettmi1, mo- feline Sram iid
aufbielt, eri@oB sic Srau un6 Sen CO.
jabrigen Metgermei1ter @au6, Derlet<
tie 6ur@ tpeitere S@iiiie Sic Sdmeiter
leiner Sra11, cine Srau Drummer, ler
bensgefdbrlid ,oeriudte au@ Ben @be=
mann Drummer gu eridieben un0
brobte idlieBli9 1id ielber cine ge=
fGbrli9e S9uBpun6e bei.-Sn 8 r.
gonop itarb int Sitter bon 81 Sab=
rem &egierungsratb Solrani.
Sefterrctd,= 11ngarn.
Sn @ien pur6e Elm lei@tes Gro
beben beobadtet, Sos 4 Minuten bout
erte unb au6 int gan5en 5emmertng=
uno @e@ielgebiete mabrgenommen
mur6e. Sn @loggnit mrroe Ell
ne auBerit beftige @r6eri9utterung
peripiirt. - l1eber Dem 6ol5botel lift
bon SEN &altermarern ser 2aborant
Gamer oom 80blermerfe in 6 e IT,
beim 8lumeniuden 5u So0e
geitiir5t. = SSn Ser Srti6aft @ei-
6 e bel &aumang lit sic 8iqa 6eS
@u6olf Sitter bon @utmann bolliitdiin=
sig nie6ergebrannt. Ser Sda6en be-
trdgt mebr als cine Miuion &ronen.
Sn Mgram brannte Sic 6emiide
6abrtf un6 &einigungsanitalt beS
8ertb. 5hmar5 in ser Silica infolge
grploiion zines 8en5infe1iels ub, nos
BEL ser @igentbimer ser 8abrif le~
bensgefdbrlide 8ranomunoen erlitt.
-Sn 8u6apeft eri6oB iib Ser
@aufmantt Sui. Sober, ser 8eiiber
elmer groBen M0belban0lung. = Sn
Ser Srtl@oft 3emp1in<&aiarbe
lp int 3empliner &omitdt iin6 81
@obnhdufer iammt @ebengebdu6en
abgebrannt. = Sic Srtidaft &r5e=
mpsIan6 lit faft b%ouitdn6ig abge=
bronnt. 200 @obnbduier bra1nten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-23
Nknoor ecnroJon
MACH FLETCHER'S
GAS oRIA
BaDern.

SSn 30 ii II If en- lit ser @entrums-
Mbgeoronete 2uopig @eBi i'm Sitter
BON 81 Sabren geitorben.-Sein 10
idbriges Dienitiubilalm begging @ir=
germeiiter @englein bon 81 TT n
fels. = @ben0a itir5te Sic 61iabr.
Observation-Disclosures Soiepba ST.
i6er NIT ser B~etroleumlampe in Ser
&ano, Sic 2ampe erplooirte un0 sic
Srau perbrannte bet %leben0igem 2eibe.
= Ser 8iabr. 5obn 0es @orarbeiterS
56rau0ner in 5taffelba6 mur-
Sc pom S6nel5ug erfaBt uno linn ser
&opf politanoig BON &umpfe ge=
trennt.-Mn ser 25iabr. Seconomens=
to9ter Sl1liana 8renner BON Bins
berg mur0e Elm i6eublides gerbre-
6en begangen. Ser le0ige, 3%6iabrige
groarbeiter MarcuS @iri@ bon 90 t.
tele 6enba6 mur0e als ser Sbat
oringeno per0ddtig perbaftet. = SSn
81 mberg itiir5te ser 8ledarbetter
8. Migu bon einem Dade berab uno
bra1 6as @enid. = SSn 6 rumba6
lit Yoltbalter uno Seconomieratb
Mor gi11sle %geltorben. Sn 90 a + t.
tremit itiir5te ser Mal1rer 2oren5
al1f einem Nenbau bonn @eriit ln0
mar lofort to0t.
Wirttembera.
Die &ereinigung ser @emein0e S.
np=Gorita6t nit ser 5taot SsnD tit
enogiiltig beiblolien. - 9as neuer=
ridtete fatb. Sdu1lbaus lit sc ii IL
It r a. g. lift feierlid er0ffnet NOR
Sen. = Sin Ser Bro5eiiion ant 8lut-
in % eingarten betbeilig=
ten iid beuer iii &eiter, cine 3abl,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-23
@robe eSoee elmer 1rau.

lit, mie fie fi@ ielbit an5iebeno mode,t
fann. Mber obne. @eiun0beit lit eS
bart fir iie, gu gefauen im1@eii@t,
in ser Sorm o0er i'm &eien. SSn elmer
ISOLDE miro cine franfe Grau nerpos
uno rei5bar. nnper6auli@feit un6
@ierengifte 5eigen iid in Simmer,
8lutanlanf &autausi@lag un0 elen-
oem @eiidtsous0rud. Mber eleftri-
i9e @itters baben ft@ Ben 6rauen,
mel9e geiun6 fem moqen, bie @d0n-
felt uno 6reuoe mol1en, als cine Got.
tesienoung erproM. sic regulierer1
SEN Magen, sic 2eber un6 sic @te<
rem, reinigen 6os SLUT, perleiben flor
fe @erpen, beQe Mugen, retnen Mtbem>
glatte, iammetartige @aut, liebli6e
@eii@tSfarbe, quite @eiunebeit. Ser
Iudt es. SOC in Molitors Mpotbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-23
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@@@@@@@@@@@@@
@eitfalem.

SsSn 8ontfir6en brannte oas
@obubous oes 6abrifarbeiterS S. Sir
fenbouer nieoer. = @pmnaiialoireftor
Yrof. Or. Miggemeper in 8rilon
miro am 1. Oftober 5. S. in 6en STU
be1tano treten. = SSn &iitben cling
Ser gauge @of ser 6rau @me. &e1e,
geb. Burg, in 6lamn1en auf. = Sen
500 1T ieinem 8erufe fano in sc e n
geoe ser 8abnitredenmarter @oerfe
aus Mette. = @oloene @o95eit
feierten III Driburg 2ebrer a. 8.
SOB. 9riibe un0 6rau @atbarina, geb.
,@appe. ST.. Driibe mirfte lange SAT-
re ais 2ebrer in San6e. S00t=
lid perungliidt lit lei0er ser 8udbin=
bermeiiter Serbs in 8ielefel6 at
ser S6nei0emal6ine.
&hcinprpptns.
Ios neu erbal1te, mltiterbaft einge=
rid)tete fatb. 81 %leQenbauS in q H.
eiien lift er0ffnet poroen. : SSn
1uiieI6orf fan0 Sic feierlibe
@runoiteinlegung Ser neuen Stride
sum- 81. @eiite itatt. @benoa per=
ltorb ser Maler @einr. 2auenitein,
Yrofelior an ser fgl. &unitafaoemie,
I'M sitter bon "a Sabren. = SSn
u beinba9 pur0e oas neue 1tao=
tilde @pmnaii um e%ingemeibt. = SIM
so. 2%ebenSiabre ltarb in Nettes=
beim bodm. SEER Subilarprieiter
Yfarrer @ilb. @infens. @r mar 12
Sabre lang ais &aplan an ser Ma=
rienpfarrfirde in Diiren tbdtig, oaraui
81 Sabre lang ais Nfarrer in @alo=
br0l l1no leit 1889 in Nettesbeim.-
slltf 0em 6rieobof 81 &reu5nad
begoB cine unbefanmte altere 6rau if
re &leioer nit Eetroleun1, 5iin0ete Tie
al1 lllo ml1r0e Bis 5l1r l1nfenntli6feit
perbronnt. Sn Ser @al5en= Ii. 6or=
m%enfobrif ser 6irma SSean @eioemann
in &0In 5eriprang ein NIT Galpe=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-23

Sic felt bielen Sabren nidt mebr er-
reidt tporoen mar. $ ie Gbeleute
@ernbaro un6 Cecilia &ofele in @iB-
goloingen feierten @oloene &o@5eit'-
Sn 6 @enau brannte oie i'm Cont
ours befinolid)e @irt1l6aft ~3ur &o=
le" nieoer. - SIN 8ollenba6 ertranf
gu 2eimnau Elm 3iabriges 30d-
terden 6es Seconomen Stroud. =
Das init einem Mufmano bon run0
$4,000 Marf erridtete neae Sd11l<
baus in &obr6orf lit eingemeibt
mor0en. = Sn &eutIingeni tarb
ser fribere 0beramtsbaumeiiter Cont
rao @utefunit. SSn l1nter $50
6ingen itarb i'm Sitter bon II Sab=
rem bodm. &r. M0am Sell. gr bate
II. a.. friiber in @rnnosbeim ge=
mirft. - SIN GO. 2ebensiabre itarb
bo9m. &err 81. @rnit, &farrer in
Sgersbelim, friiber in &otten=
burg=@bingen, Sannbaui en- 8eltern=
bauien nno 9ietingen. -
8anen.
Irot ser 8roteite 0es @entrums lit
oas neue Sdulgeleb nit oe1 5pei Sen
&atbolifen b0dit anitobigen Musnab=
mebej timmungen in ser S9ulfommii=
iion ser 3meiten &ammer bonn @roB=
blod gegen Sic @timmen 6es Gent
trums angenommen mor6en. Die
bei6en MISUNDERSTANDING or6=
men an, ooB ftrdli6e &orporationen
un6 9tiftungen MIR Damn 2ebr- un0
@r5iebungsanitalten erridten 6irfen,
menn Tie 6ur6 beionoere @eiete 6a5u
ermadtigt meroen uno 6aB ferner sic
@rtbeilnng BON l1nterridt 6ur6 Mit-
religi0ier Sr0en l1nb @ongre=
gationen an M~nitalten Ser itaatli9en
@enebmigung beoarf.
Gliaf= 2otbrinaen.
&odp. ST. &einr. @bappe, Mn=
italtsgeiitlider an ct. Soiepb in
StraBburg-M el1oorf, lit II Sab=
re alt, geitorben. St mar friiber 8i=
car in &ogenau un6 Hfarrer in
@eren5bouien. = Ser &ednungsfib=
rer 6es 5ta0tbal1amtes in StraB=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-23

teriaure geflllter Slai6enforb, lpo-
ourd 6 8erionen an @ergiftungSer>
ibeinungen 10 beftig e%rfrantten, oaB
2 ser @rfranften, ser Gbetlbaber Ser
5irmu, Slug. 9erfien, uno ser 8erf-
meifter 6. 8eu, bereits itarben. =
Gin 1eberfau un6 Elm gemeines Ser
breden muroen a1r elmer &ranfen-
i6melter I'M fatb. ct. Marien=@oSpi<
tai in Mlteneen begangen. =
Ser 8eiiBer 6es @otels ~3um &eidS-
bof" in &beD6t, 6ran5 @ggeratb,
fat 6urb grbangen ieinem 2eben Elm
@nbe gemadt, ie0enfalS in geiitiger
l1mna6tmng.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-23

2obme Shulter mir0 fait regelmd=
Zig perurlodt 0ur6 MbeumatiSmus
ser Musfeln uno beri6pi11oet rald
ourb freie Mnmenoung Des @bamber-
lai11S Eminent. Sieies ointment lit
ni6t Bios prompt uno mirfiam, ion=
hern in feinem Safe l1nangenebm 5lt
gebrauden. &erfauft bon ser Moli=
tor 0rua So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-23

G%bamberlains @uiten=Mittel miro
oerfauft auf Sic @arantie FIN, 0ab,
menn SIR ni6t 5ufrie0en iei0, nad-
Sem SIR 3mei6rittel bon elmer 6la=
i9e gemdB ser Mnpeiiung gebraudt
babt, @uer @el6 gu6 5uriider itattet
miro. Gs liegt ar @u6, es gu per=
Berfaufi bon ser Molitor
Drug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-23
CASTORIA
fur sauglinge und Kinder
Die Sorte, Die |hr Inner Gekautt HABIT
r.: s,:ss q: 70. ZfMMzzzW
sdjliTelloics @oraeid,lof.

OevH]'WS1]UIS SUASeIutUk-
Gin S6loB, oas sfeinen Sdliiiiel
bat, un6 6o6 int Datnfeln 10 leidt ge=
offnet mer6en fann mie ein S6loB
nit einem 5dliifiel, lit bon elmer
@bicago'er eieuidaft in oen Marft
gebra6t mor6en. IS lift NIT elmer &om1<
bination abnli9 pie an einem @eI0=
idranf berieben, 6o6 lit ser Me9o-
nismus flein un6 einfad. Man fann
ii6 bon Sen n%abrbaften Qualitaten
bon gutter @erite nidt iiber3eugen, Big
man @oloen Grain 8elt 8ier geprift
bat. IS gibt 0em ermatteten @0rper
@nergie un6 itarft 6as eri90pfte &C.
birn. Ma9et cine 8eftellnng BEL GU
rem naditen &an6ler, o6er labt Gub
6amtt perieben BON g. S. @eber,
ct. @Ionb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-23

11ie0er u110 1000 Wten11en 1t10 OBJ
oodlos. - Sn Of iino anf
5mei 5eiten oes &ingplabes 25 &au=
fer nieoergebrannt.
@ehen=Mafan.
9ie oeutide @ii9ofsfonferen5 III
|SnI0am miro in 6ieiem SATIRE lit Ser
5meiten M%ugultbalfte abgebalten per=
Sen. - SSn ser &uiie 0eS 9arlebens=
faiienbereins 5u Sellers puroen
groBe l1nteri6lagungen feltgeltelt.
|8iS iett muroen $4,000 80. ermit>
telt> 6o6 oirfte ser b%erl1ntreute 8e<
trag nod be0euten0 bober iein.
&eHen=9 armftaot.
Gem p%erltorbenen Suiti5ratb 9r.
@ubert in Oppenbeima a. ST., Ell
11em @al1ptanbanger ser nationalibe=
ralen @ortei, mer6en be0euten0e Tn
terl6lagungen ibm anpertral1ter GEL
ser nabgeiebt. Seine 2eibe muroe
/. 3. ol1f teitamentariide @noronnng
oerbron1t uno sic Mide in Sen &bein
geitreut. - Gin fur6tbares nnmetter
ging in i 8 un0 nmgegen0 nie-
ser. SSn SEN @emarfungen &eioeS=
beim un0 Sngelbeim mur0en 0ur6 Ben
neutrality-suspicious. &egen arge Ser
miiitungen angeri6tet. - SIRE gol=
.oene &od5eit feierten: in 8a0enbeim
sic gbeleute 8bilipp @@nei6er 1n0
Grau; in @au=Mlgesbeim oas @bepaar
sos. &eiiel uno 6rau &bilippina geb.
Goos, iopte sic @beleute 8en6elin
@aiiemer.
2nremb1trg.
Die 11eue 8abn &e6ingen-@ Ct
teIbrMd lift NUN 6efinitip bei@loi<
len. @o6m. @r. sos. &enberg, Big
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-23

nieoer un6 1000 Mfeniden iino OBJ
ba9loS. - Sn Sfot itno arf
5mei 5eiten oes &ingplabes 25 &an=
fer nieoergebrannt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-06-23

bnrg g, @obt. Ebeoo. Sabtan, lift na6
50idbriger 9ienit5eit in Sen Sutherland
getreten. - Sn Mbo1sbeim lit
bo6m. @r. Bforrer Sdiltfnedt geitor=
ben, in &irba6 M1tbiirgermeiiter
0o,,;S &orn1n,1n
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1910-03-10
DISASTROUS
SLIDE IN CANADA
Over 60 Dead on Canadian Pacific Railway,
from Fearful Rush of Snow.

Vancouver, B. c., March 5.-Of
the 62 Canadian Pacific trainmen
and laborers buried by All avalanche
in Rogers pass, on the summit Of
the Selkirk range Of the Rocky
mountains, all are probably dead.
Twenty-Five white men and 81
japanese are thought to have per-
ished.
This afternoon the bodies Of only
five men had been recovered. They
were those Of Roadmaster Frazer,
Fireman Griffith, Conductor Buck
ley, Engineer Phillips and Japa-
nese.
The work of recovering the dead
and opening the track is greatly i'm
peded by a blizzard that is blowing
through the pass.
There was also another big slide
of snow and rock this morning a
mile east of the spot where the men
were overwhelmed. It destroyed a
portion of a snoWshed and buried
the track for 400 yards to a depth of
60 feet. There were no victims in
| the last avalanche.
Today's eastbound express left
/ here as 11sllal Until the tracks
have been cleared passenger traffic,
east and Westbound, will be handled
via the Arrow Lakes, Nelson and
the Crows Nest pass railways.
| The accident occurred near a snow
shed one mile west of Rogers Pass
land at the actual summit Of the Sci
Sirks. seVenty-f1Ve per cent Of the
dead were white men, the remain
der japanese. Conductor Buckley
and Engineer Phillips of the work
train, headed by a rotary snoWploW,
were killed.
| AS soon as the news reached Rev
/ elstoke relief train conveying ply
sicians and nurses and over 200 rail-
way men and other citizens was
speeding east to Rogers Pass. The
scene of the accident was reached at
600 o'clock this morning, when the
task Of digging in the tangled mass
| of debris in the hope of finding a
| few survivors was commenced with
vigor.
/ Calgary made an equally prompt
response. It also sent a special
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1910-03-10
The Editors Prayer

Oh let this day be filled with the
good things Of life. deliver Us from
the hell-box and fill every delin-
quent subscribers heart with one
dollar and fifty cents worth of re-
morse; guard over the Office devil
and deliver him from Wlping his
hands on the Office towel; give US
many periods Of rest but no comas
from oyerWork; keep our forms
well locked up and our stomach
properly justified to run up against
Mondays meal. Deliver us from
getting out Of sorts and give us the
patience of Job who never did job
work. Help US to get business, it
may be picking up but We need
more and let no case be found want
ing, Keep our circulation up to a
healthy standard and one that will
need no padding. Give as our daily
bread but deliver us from pi at any
price; and when our forms are lock
ed up for the hereafter let them be
put to press in such a manner as to
leave a lasting impression upon
mankind. Amen. Exehang.
Il
Yellowstone monitor. [volume] (Glendive, Mont.) 1905-1928, 1910-03-10

train with $50 workmen, as we'll as
nurses and doctors. The special ar
rived at Rogers Pass at 1000 o'clock
this morning. Acting Superinten-
dent Fitzpatrick Of the Pacific divi-
sion Of the Canadian Pacific railway
left Vancouver today for the scene
of the accident.
The first slide occurred at $40
yesterday afternoon in the narrow
valley of Bear creek, 1anked on
either side by precipitous mountains
covered with depth of snow vary
ing from 20 to so feet.
The slide did not come from
very high elevation and was COM
posed mostly of snow. 1t had a
length OF 500 feet and depth of 80
feet. While men were working to
clear the tracks at 1890 this morn
ing, half of the first slide having
been removed. the second avalanche
descended. It started on the side
Of the canyon opposite the point
where the first slide occurred. Thou
sands of feet above few rolling
masses Of snow, growing in volume
and momentum, started on path
mox1 of destination
In a few seconds, with a noise like
thousand thunderbolts crashing in
unison, the avalanche leaped from
shelf to shelf, carrying with it a
tangled mass of ice, trees and boul-
ders. There was no escape for the
unfortunate workers.
The avalanche piled on top of the
first slide, burying the tracks for
distance of quarter of a mile and
to depth of so feet. Hundreds of.
| thousands of tons of other debris in
the wake of the avalanche bounded
off the huge heap and half filled the
valley Of Bear creek, hundreds Of
feet below.
The news of the disaster was
flashed by a lone telegraph operator
at Wayside station a mile distant.
Railway officials expect that at
least 48 hours will elapse before the
/ line can be cleared. The work will
be attended with great danger, as
other slides may descend at any mo-
ment.
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Western Conservation League

Spokane, Wash, March 5.-West-
ern Conservation League has been or
ganized in Spokane, with j j. Browne,
of this city, head of a chain Of banks
in Washington and Idaho, as president.
The first session will take place in this
city early in April to interest people
of tha western states in the work OF
conserving the resources of the coun-
trv State control will be favored.
Among the speakers will be Governor
Hay OF Washington, former Governor
Gooding Of Idaho, Senator Chamber
lain of Oregon and the chief execu-
tives of other western states. L. K.
Armstrong, secretary of the organlza-
ton, says that the present methods
of the application of national eonserva-
ton principles are inadequate, IN that
fhev lead to absorption of the states
wealth by the government. He intl-
mated that the league will support
Richard A.. Ballinger, secretary O
the interior, in his views on the var.
ious questions of conservation, which
are diametrically opposed to those ex
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<rNATE FAVORS
POSTAL SAVINGS
h, c,rtef's Bill Passed BY the Legislators with
= verv Little Opposition to Main Idea.

postal fund deposits by the original
depositors, upon demand, and the
other by Senator Gallinger, specif-
cally including savings banks and
trust companies doing a banking
business, among the banking insti-
tutions permitted to accept deposits
Of postal funds.
The ''insurgent' republicans were
much elated over The acceptance of
the Borah modification. They con-
tend that it will reduce to mini
mum the government securities in
which the postal fund may be inves
ted and will prevent the national
banks from using the funds to re
Iieve themselves Of a class of securi-
ties that are not popular with them
Mr.. Carter, in charge Of the bill,
made no objection to the RoraE
amendments.
The sharpest discussion of the day
arose over Mr.. Gallinger's amend
ment including savings banks and
trust companies in the specific terms
Of the bill. It was bitterly opposed
by Mr.. Hepburn and in lesser de-
gree by Mr.. Bailey. Mr.. Hepburn
said that if this provision were re
tanned the bill would be repudiated
by the people. Mr. Gallinger con
tended that to include certain state
banks and exclude the most stable
banks would be most inconsistent.
A number of democratic senators,
including fRfessrs fRfessrs. Gore, Stone SSttenae and and
Bacon, spoke in opposition to the
measure. They saw in it the fore
runner of a great central bank anC
regarded the legislation as uncon
stitutional.
There was little apparent interes
on the floor or in the galleries as the
time approached for taking the
vote. Senator McCumber, who wa
presiding, created the only ripple
when, by mistake he said, after Sen
ator Cullom had moved an execu
tive session, 1.-The galleries will bt
killed and the doors closed, mean
ing Of course to say the gallerie
would be cleared and the door
closed.
Nearly all Of The Is senators VIII
voted for the Cummins amendmen
come from middIe-Western states
They were Beveridge, Borah
Brown, Burkett, Clapp, Crawford
Cummins, Dixon, Dolliver, Gamble
LaFollette and McCumber, republi
cans, and Chamberlain, Clark
| (Ark.), Owen, Shively, Stone an
Taliaferro, democrats.
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Death Is Sudden For Louis James

4 Helena March 5.-Louis James,
a'' actor, died at $50 this morning
iis apartments at the Grandon
ls'sl' following a nights illness Of
nss ss'' failure. His body is at an
u saoeE'aklng establishment, where it
,5;,' Dslag embalmed. preparatory to
NJ p',lF'lt tomorrow to Kansas City.
il sSanes company will cancel fu-
a. s's engagements and the members
lor New York. 'N'''0 '''i''-lO"
;. Last evening Mr.. James appeared
,s,, y helena theater and, with the
v.ntls ,lals that he was feeling fine,
sD5 4sp ~, down the aisle Of the theater
rb. vOOk one Of the diyan seats,
sn5as.le as ne sat for few moments.
Dla s'iy aa ne toppled over and lapsed
otns sseinl-conseiousness. Attaches
st,aa a'S Il sneater assisted him to the
b = ~ sl'o placed him on a couch
va,.l5 l5eacy was summoned and
Tina w over the sick man for some
moved 4a'er' Mr.. James was re
GraDdon % hls apartments at tn,
'aaoooess a'aoe: Al .ts. . o'clock Mrs. Jane ne
restino su That her husband wa
out of : a.s easily and appeared to b, b,
torest .gef' asl., The actor continue,
Upon s@s1ly ssslly during the night an,
saAening this morning h