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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-17

WALKER BROS, & MUIR,
FARM SPECIALISTS
26i MAIN ST, PHONES-INp. 1oAs
BELL 1901
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WE ADVANCE MONEY TO RELIABLE
salaried employees and wage-earners
on their notes. Money is returned to
US In easy weekly or monthly payments.
c. +. Stratton, 23l Atlas block. 1886
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DELIVERY HORSE AND WAGON
Midgley- -Bodel Co, 33 East 1st South.
d1807
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s35oO. 3RD AND S ST.
S-room modern, large lot barn, cement
walks gas, mantel, etc. The cheapest
property ON S st. Good terms.
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7-room modern brick, near 9th r. and
10Th So. cement walks, large hedge, ETC.
$500
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CHICAGO REAL ESTATE INVEST
mept Co. We buy. sell or exchange
real estate. negotiate loans and place In
surance. Phone Bell 1890 or call 7S So
W. Temple dl642
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\ AZ foot on 3rd South; joins Nc
-onald Candy factory; a good buy;
lev in rear,
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JANUARY SPECIALS.

JANUARY SPECIALS.
S1500-Buys Ar. frame cottage.
S1150-A 3-r. brick. pantry, closet. gas
large loi. chicken house. fruit.
S2100-4-r, b. cottage. new. Easy terms.
s430o-S-r, mod. b., 7th ave. Snap.
Sl300-Choice lot on ]. near 7th.
s700-Each for 3 lots, South Main.
S3600-11 2-3 acres, 3-r, house, southeast
s3750-160 acres, near Erda station.
S6000-S0-a, farm. near Layton: with CT,
b. house; fenced; choice apple and
vegetable land.
We have a fine dairy ranch near Park
City, about 100 head nice cows and heif-
erS.
MAHAN INVESTMENT Co,
273 So. w. Temple, Both Phones 414.
d1726
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OSTEOPATHY
SIGNS
LADIES TAILOR

TAI. OR MADE DRESSES AT 6l3
Judge bldg Joe Straka. Guarantee
perfect litting. aoS
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ARE YOU A SNAP HUNTER?
a well-built 5-room mod. pr. brick;
mantel elect. fixtures. cellar; lot 50X165
lawn, shade, concrete walks; a complete
home Only $4,000; $500 cash, bal. $50
per month,
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TON REAL ESTATE IN
q VESTMENT co,
"ain street, Phones 81.
,Write Fire Insurance.
'n' 60 On Your Bond.
D.
{ di7
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$1,000.

S290O.
On II street. between 1st and
2nd avenues; lot 49ix165 feet;
terms
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'ew 5-room modern, we'll built
3ne: fine corner lot; faces so.
Id east on Sth East; good barn; /;
ts: chicken coops.
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ok at those beautiful lots on
IN South between 10th and 1lth
7 face south. sell all you want.
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5-room modern. near Brigham and 12tl
East, $3.50.
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THAT INSURES.
COMPANIES,
HECTOR UNDERWRITERS.
f.,sNTILE FIRE AND MARINE
i hTNEE FIRE AND MARINE.
: IDS PLATE GLASS ms. CO.
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HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT CO.
351 Main street. Phones 2Is
We Write Fire Insurance.
VIII Go On Your Bond.
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l25o-LB. WORK HORSE. sso OR WILL
d17S6
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A. N. HUMPHREYS,
rs West End South st,
Bell 4133. Ind. 4134.
d1772
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BUY NOW-AND SAVE MONEY.
WALKING DISTANCE.
5-room new p, b. house. strictly mod
ern, with sewer. gas range, mantels, etc,
close in-s3750. Easy terms.
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cEEKS & MCCARTNEY.
N.2l1 BOSTON BUILDING,
b Bell 1922, Ind. 992,
= r. YEARSLEY ASSOCIATED
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A brand new 4-room frame. brick
lined cottage, near 1lth South and 7th
East. for $3.50. Terms.
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$4,000.
"a acres on 18th East. between
11th and 18th South: good for
plating: good profit maker,
terms can be arranged on this.
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~ Dom rustic. 50x110 and alley;
q iced: on Milton ave-: $3.50 cash:
|; n per month.
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x10 on K St: north bench. cheap.
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upKs g. MCCARTNEY,
m BOSTON BUILDING.
y,eII 2622. Ind. 992.
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MONEY TO LOAN

AMOUNTS OF $500 AND UP: LOW
rate of interest Houston Real Estate
Inv Coz 2ol So Main ST. Phones 27
1929
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rroom, well built. modern nome
aces east on street, furnace
me basement; 23x10 lot; a well
milf home on good terms.
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5-room, modern pressed brick, on East
Second South, $3.50.
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$4,000,
The corner of Third avenue
and l. street, south and west
front lot, S2Ax165 feet.
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q
II SPECIALS
I north bench; S310
u Iitn Il; car line: s325 each.
q sSne. co. y blocks from temple:
%" per month. Price $4,000
n, southeast. within walking
Westminster college. A(i
: sars ng. suitable for plating. This
%pST %ipSS'n az 5000 per acre.
nP e, I, INVESTMENT co,
p H. LIST South ST d17o,
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y and right of way, faces east
~ 81 near car line: a bargain;
rey lot; 5000 cash; 500 In
,fhs: balance one year. Z per
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>eautiful home, finished In mis-,
Son; furnace. ETC.: 6 rooms. an
7iodern: fine lot; faces south on
nth ave,
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large lots; face west on 18th e.,
m cash: $50 per month. corner
y feet deep: bet. 10th and llth
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r1r1a0 on II near 7th: fine lot.
Is not very wide; a bargain:
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7: faces so. near Z st. on 7th
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sxi5o and alley on Dougla ave;
Stween 3rd and 4th So. 18th ana
.th East,
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The best trackage in the city is on 3rd
So, bet end and 3rd w. Tix165 at $3.50
foot.
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n and alley on 9Th ave-, sewer
i sidewalk paid, car line
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FOR sALE+M1scEL1.ANHous

MlDGLEI -BODEL STOCK OF FINE
pictures, frames and wall paper; must
DC closed out this month; bring your pic
tures for framing. dl063
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MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE.
Poneroy. 36 w, 1st No. u88i
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A. RICHTER.
10 West 1st South st, Phones 641.
gifts
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.
45xl4SA on State. bet. 4th and 9Th So. Al
special taxes paid. $500 foot.
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]. yverlook University Heights on
{. bench; so lots sold this week;
|sD3ft to select from. fine view, no
!. 10 cash; SIS per month. per
Ss1est, will make you money quick.
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LITTLE G LITTLE, No. West 2nd So.
d172i
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.br acre. is acres 10th South lIth
tast, fine for plating; smail ior-
inc In this,
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II You want one acre Of good ground
near 18th South and 18th East. be quick.
Good water right; they are going fast;
price $500 per acre
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MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
Halloran-Judge Co.. 800 So. Main. eS2s
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os1f5 and alley, corner on eth
~: sewer and sidewalks paid'
lens.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-06-02
the RAILROAD BILL AMENDED
THE cuMMlNs RESOLUTION WAS
DEFEATED.
But Another Was Substituted Author
king Commission to Suspend
Rates During Hearing.

Washington, May 27.-The appareni
deadlock in the senate over the rail
way bill was broken and 1t looks now
as II a final vote may be taken OF
the measure before adjournment today
The break up came with the defeat o.
the Cummins' insurgent amendment
which failed by a vote Of 4S to 20
This amendment has been pending fol
some time and has been the subject
Of stubborn debate. 1t proposed that
no increase in passenger or freight
rates filed with the interstate com
merce commission by q common car
rier should be effective until after Il
had been approved by the commits
sion.
In the agreement which led to the
1efeat of the amendment offered by
The senator from Iowa, concessions
we're made by the Republican leaders.
rhe interstate commerce commission
ls given authority to suspend any pro-
posed increase for 100 days, and then
4, In its discretion. a further inyesti-
cation into the reasonableness of the
proposed rate is deemed necessary. a
lecond suspension Of six months may
20 ordered, at the end of which time,
I the commission does not act, the In
.reased rate will go into effect.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-06-02
BABY'S SCALP ALL
CRUSTED OVER
With Eczema That Broke Out when
but Three Months Old Burned
and Itched So She Could Not Sleep
Chance Of Cure Seemed Slight.
CURE BY CUTICURA
EASY AND COMPLETE

"our little daughter. when thres
months old, began 70 break out on the
head and we had the best doctors to
treat her, but they did not do her any
good. They said she had eczema. Her
eyes became crossed from the disease
and her scalp was Q solid scale all over.
The burning and itching was 80 severe
that she could not rest, day or night.
We had about given up all hopes when
We read an advertisement OF the Crti-
cura Remedies. We at cnce got cake
Of Cuticura Soap, q box cf Cuticura ONT
ment and one bottle cf Cuticura Reeolv-
emit and followed directions carefully.
After the first dose CT tho Cuticura Re
solvent, we used the Cuticura Soap freely
and applied the Cuticura Ointment,
Then she began to Improve raricly and
and new hair began TO grow. Ina very
short tlmc sho was well. Her eyes were
perfectly straight when she recovered
and have been SO ever since. Sheta now
sixteen years Ct ago and is a picture q
health. We know the Cuticura Rene
dies cured her and have used them In
our family ever since.
I'VE used the CutlcuFa Remeuie1
about I've weeks, regularly, and then
We could not tel she had been effected
with any disease. She suffered With
burning and itching and hard, Ecalyi
dandruR looking lcahs Ell over her head
and In places on her body, We used no
other treatments after We found opt what
the CulicurA Remedies would do for her.
j. Fish and Ella n. Fish, Mt. vernon,
KY, Oct. II, 1909"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-06-02
BIG RACES At INDIANAPOLIS
More Than so Automobiles Have En-
tered for the Three Days
Meeting There.

indianapolis, Ind, May 27.-More
han so cars have been entered for
the automobile meet which began at
he indianapolis speedway today. This
marks the opening of track for 1910
which will be the scene Of an aviation
contest, two balloon contests, and
four more automobile meets during
the coming summer.
Today and tomorrow viii be dc.
voted to the event in the first grand
circuit speedway meet. Ten contests
were on the program for today, the
chief prize being trophy valued at
1880 for stock chassis Of SOL to $50
cubic inches displacement. The dis
lance is 100 miles. Tomorrow there
viii be eight events. the most Inn
portant Of which will be 2oO-mile
race for the Wheler-S Schneider trophy.
valued at 5000.
The chief interest centers on the
great national championship races to
be held on Decoration day. There will
be IA races in the championship
events and the entire day win be re-
auired to run them. It Is likely that
the starters In the several divisions
win far outnumber any field In any
previous motor races.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-06-02
THE ALASKA CHARGES SERIOUS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT SYNDICATE
CONTROLS APPOINTMENTS.
At Least That IL the Charge Made BE-
fore Senate Committee May
Be a Public Hearing.

Washington, May 2S.-The charges
pending before the senate snbcommit
tee on Judiciary in connection with the
appointment OF H. L. Faulkner. to be
United States marshal and John Rust
gard to be United States district at.
torney Of Alaska present a sequence
to the Baillinger-Pinchot case. II the
charger filed with the committee are
true, the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Alaskan
syndicate Is obtaining the appointment
of men 1t can control In Alaska and
driving out those who would make the
syndicate live up, to the law.
The investigation is in the hands of
a subcommittee composed OF Senator
Nelson, Senator Borah and Senator
Overman, and the hearings have thus
far been conducted behind closed
doors, The conditions portrayed are
so serious that 1t is doubtful II the
inquiry can long continue secret,
though up to this time Senator Nelson,
who is also chairman Of the Ballinger-
PInchot investigating committee, has
insisted that the public must be exs
cluded. The charges are made by
James Wickersharn, delegate to con-
gress for Alaska; Daniel A. Suther'
land, former United States marshal
for Alaska, and John J.. Boyce, the
former district attorney. for that terri.
tory.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-06-02
KANSAS NEEDS 10000 MEN
Free Employment Bureau Has More
Calls for Harvest Hands
Than Last Year.

Topeka, May 28.=Charles Harris, d.
rector Of the State Free Employment
bureau, says the talk about the Kan
sas wheat crop being failure is ride
ullous. Just week ago, Thursday,
May 10, the last circular letter to cor,
respondents throughout the wheat
belt was sent out. -----.g---s.-- -
It called for the estimate OF the mum,
Der Of hands and teams that would be
needed at various points In these coun-
ties. Last year complete returns
showed that seventeen thousand hands
from outside the state would be need
ed to harvest the wheat crop. Returns
so far received show calls from cor
respondents for Il. 275 hands, with sew
eral counties yet to hear from. The
probabilities are that not less than
10000 extra hands will be needed to
harvest the Kansas wheat crop.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-06-02
THINK COLLEGE ALFALFA PAYS
Experiments In FcraOlng the Crop to
Hogs Promises a Profit
Of S40.50 Per Acre.

Columbia, Mo-, May 2S-Does farm.
ing pay?
A profit Of S4O,50 an acre on alfalfa
looks as IL it did. This result will be
obtained by forage experiments con
Quoted by the Missouri Agricultural
Experiment station. according to G. A.
Wilson, instructor in animal hus.
bandry.
The college has kept twelve hogs on
an acre Of alfalfa for the last forty
four days. The net Income from this
feeding, figuring pork at nine cents
and corn at Sc cents. has been $3.50
an acre. This would mean q net profit
Of S14 en- acre after allowing for
rental and taxes on the land.
In considering these figures 1t must
be recalled that at least 100 days yet
remain In which this acre can still be
foraged. A value VI $685. an acre for
= year is considered good in foraging
alfalfa to hogs.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-06-02
GREATEST GUNNER IN WORLD
J. r. Edwards OF the South Carolina
Made is Hits In 10 Shots In -Four
Minutes and 81 Seconds.

Norfolk, Va, May 2S.-Co1swain j.
R. Edwards of the battIeship South
Carolina, Is the greatest gunner in the
world. Edwards, at gun No. 4, in the
after turret on the battleship, made
the remarkable record Of 16 hits In
10 shots, in four minutes and 81 Sec
onds.
The South Carolina came up to the
Norfolk navy yard and>th remarkable
record at target shooting on the vir'
gInIa capes was filed for Official rec
ord at Washington.
Coxswain Edwards is Just 81 years
Of age, and this is his FIRST enlistment
in the navy. His home ls at Wood
house, Illinois. Officers say the record
made by the young gunner breaks all
previous records made in any navy,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-06-02
A CENTRAL BANK ENDORSED
The Kansas Bankers' Association
Voted Unanimously for the Plan
congressman Asked to Help.

Topeka, Kan, May 2S.-WIthout q
dissenting vote the Kansas Bankers
association declared in favor Of cen
trail bank, and the Kansas delegation
in congress was urged to work for leg
islation Of that kind. as outlined b.
George E. Roberts Of Chicago in his
speech here yesterday.
The unanimity Of the vote even sur.
prIsed the chief advocates Of central
bank. They expected opposition and
were prepared tot defend the PROPOSE
ton on the toor. But this was unneo
essary.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-06-02
FRENCH SUBMARINE LOCATED
Swift Current Of English Channel Had
prifted the Wrecked Vessel
Away-DIVers at Work.

Calais, France, May 2S.-The French
submarine Pluviose, which was struck
and sunk by the cross-channel steamer
Pas de Calais, was located again after
having been driven from its mud moor
ings at the bottom Of the English
channel and carried hlther and thitheI
by the swift lower currents.
Various craft are moored above the
spot and are sending down divers in
an endeavor to fasten chains about
the wreck. That the " officers and
men Of the Pluviose all persisted ID
the belief Of the naval ofIlcers who
ar eassisting in the wrecking opera
tons,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-06-02
Della Emery, DEPENDENT.
The state of Kansas to tao defendant.
ella Emery

The state of Kansas to tao defendant,
ella Emery
You are hereby notified that the
plaintiff, The Commercial National
Bank Of Kansas City, has sued you
in the district court Of Dickinson
county, Kansas. That 1t has filed
its petition therein against you and
that you must answer said petition
80 filed by the plaintiff, on or before
the 18th day of July, 1910, or said
petition will be taken as true and
judgment will be rendered against
you accordingly for the amount said
court finds to be due by you to the
plaintiff upon three certain promis-
sorry notes sued upon in said action.
One for the sum Of $4,000 bearing
date April IS, 1909, executed by you
in favor Of the plaintiff, due so days
after date; one for the sum Of
$1257.50 bearing date April 16, 1909,
executed by you in the name Of Mrs.
J. f. Emery, In favor Of one, L. Bous-
log, due one day after date, and one
for the sum of S14S.29, bearing date
March IS, 1909, executed by you in
AaNOI OF Onbs D. ". man, uue ~ uayb
after date, and that the following
real estate belonging to you in Dick
'inson county, Kansas, described as
follows, to-wit: Undivided one-elghth
interest in north half Of southeast
quarter Of section twenty SIX, (26),
township thirteen (13), range three
go, east Of the Sixth Principal Merl-
dian. Is subject to the payment Of
your said Indebtedness TO PLAINTIFF
that said real estate be sold accord
ing to law, and that the proceeds
arising from such sale be applied to
the payment Of the amount found By
the court 10 be due from you to the
plaintiff upon the obligations sued
upon herein. and the costs that ac-
crue IN this action.
THE COMMERCIAL NATIONAL
BANK OF KANSAS CITY,
By S. S. smith and Anderson { Robi-
nett. It's attorneys 81
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-06-02
UNITED STATES
May INTERVENE
Believed to Be Only Solution Of MIC
araguau Situation.
A CONDITION OF ANARCHY
Neither Faction Able to Guarantees
Protection to American Citizens
bad Faith Alleged
Against Madriz.

Washington, May ga crisis In
volving dramatic and drastic action By
the United States in the apparently
endless and intolerable situation In
Nicaragua is momentarily expected In
official circles In Washington. Inter
vention by the United States seems to
be the only solution Of the continuing
grave conditions which rulers like
Madriz and Zelaya present to this
government.
It has cost 100000 already to pro
tect American lives and property In
q Central American republic which is
catalogued as a civilized state. Des-
pite this there is condition Of an
archy with warning factions and none
Of these factions is able to guarantee
safety to an American citizen person
ally or to redress any grievance
against American persons or property.
The conviction is growing hourly
that Nicaragua must be restored to
the category OF civilized nations by
the armed but benevolent hand Of the
United States.
A Serious Problem.
This dlsgraceful Nicaraguan affair
has become by long odds the most
serious International problem on the
business calendar of the administra
ton. 1t was discussed In all ito
phases by the cabinet.
There was a development in detail
also of the story that specific charges
OF bad faith involving Madriz and the
ship Venus were about to be made
public.
The report made to Madriz from
Washington by his representatives
here was that Secretary Knox had
given the Venus a clean bill. There
Is no proof Of that at the state de-
partment.
It is claimed by the adherents of
Madriz that the Venus could have
sailed under the Nlcaraguan flag from
New orleais. The fact Is, however,
that she sailed under the British flag,
and that In itself was an element Of
deceit.
No Government There.
It Is alleged that United States
senator had a conversation with Sec
rotary Knox at a social function, dur
ing which Mr.. Knox had said that he
saw no objection to the sailing OF the
Venus. That appears to be, whether
true or not, the sole basis Of the
statement that the secretary Of state
approved Of the sailing Of the Venus.
The Madriz representatives here.
maintain that the state department
mould deal with Madriz as with q
we'll recognized sovereign and solvent
Dtate. The United States, however,
ioes not admit that there Is gov
eminent to deal with In Nicaragua and
hat all the acts in reference to he
situation there are emergency acts for
which this government finds ample
Justification In international law,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-06-02
WIND DAMAGE IN MISSOURI
Three Persons Dangerously Injured
and 20 Buildings Demolished Near
Brlesheld, sarry County,

Springfield. NO.. May 2s.-Three per-
sons we're dangerously injured and
20 buildings demolished in q high wind
which started at Briceaeld, Barry
county, three miles southwest Of
Pierce City, and continuing for two
Wiles northeast Of that place. Dam
age 70. property amounted to about
$4,000. The injured are frank and
Alice stonsky, children Of Frank ston-
sky, a farmer. who lives three miles
southwest Of Pierce City, and Harri-
son Dodgers. who lives In Pierce City.
The stonsky children we're struck by
falling timbers in their home Rodgers
vas struck BY flying boards, while
attempting to escape from BIS house.