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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-18
LAST EFFORT MADE
TO STAVE OFF PENALTY

after John r. Walsh, former presi
dent of the Chicago National bank OF
Chicago and railroad promoter, who
WAS convicted of misapplying the funds
of the bank, had received word from
Washington today that the United
States supreme conrt had denied his
petition for writ Of certiorari, he took
another step to obstruct his serving
6yo years in the federal prison al
Leavenworth, Kan, He fled a petition
in the United States circnii court of
appeals. asking that it direct tho United
States district court 10 GRANT n new
trial. He charged the Judges who con.
victed him with misconduct.
Decision Will Be Soon.
A decision on tho appeal is to be
handed down tomorrow.
While Mr.. Walsh. sitting In his of.
fec in tho Grand Central station, re-
ccived the news from Washington n n.
parently with as much composure ~
u 1t were merely an ordinary business
detail, his attorneys became active
District Attorney Sims had zone into
court with Il motion that mandaio he
issued at once, transferring The aged
hnancier TO prison.
John S. Miller. ono of Mr.. Walsh g
attorneys. objected on the pronnd th.I
no o1nclal notice of the sunrcmc
court 5 action had been received. inst
then messenger appeared in the conrt. -.
room with telegram 10 Mr. Sims
which read as follows:
Petition for eertiorari in ease OF
John Il. Walsh against the United
States denied TODAY
It was signed by James II, McKcnny,
clerk of the supreme court
Mr.. Sims then asked an immodi,+o
mandate ordering the carrying Out of
the prison sentence.
Mr.. Miller demanded a stay until .
certified COPY of the decision should bn
received. The question. together Win
the appeal for n new trial. then went
over until tomorrow.
Detail OF Charges,
The evidence, alleging misconduct nj
he jurors, upon which Mr., Walsh bopos
10 obtain new trial, was contained i'm
lf6dayits filed by Ebert Palmer and
Charles Davey. In PaImcr's affidavit
nc asserted that. while acting AS a
Juror, he was sick and nc signed the
verdict OF guilty under pressure from
he other jurors. lie asserted "that
Continued on Page Eleven.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-18
WALSH WILL SERVE
PRISON SENTENCE
Supreme Court of United States
Turns Down Appeal of the
Chicago Financicr.
LAST CHAPTER Tn LONG,
HARD FIGHT FOR FREEDOM
Once Prominent Banker Will
Soon Put on the Stripes of
a Convict.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-THE pcti.
tlon for n writ Of certiorari in the case
of John Z. Walsh, former president of
the Chicago National bank of Chicago,
under sentence TO five years imprison-
mcnt IN the federal prison at Lcaven-
worth, kas., on the charge of misap-
plying the funds Of the bank. was de-
MED today by the supreme court of The
United States. This means that Mr..
Walsh must serve his sentence.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-18
Special to The Tribune.
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Special to The Tribune
LINCOLN. Neb., Jan. 17.-"There is
not even as much as an outside chance
that III fight any place but in Caifor-
MIA, declared James J, JeTries. who ex-
hibited in Lincoln tonight before a
crowded theateT.
Just tell Governor Spry." jeff con-
tlnued, THAT he is doing me favor
when he says johnson and | can't pun
OF our mill I'm Salt Lake, or III Utah
He won't need to get any militia after
California Is my home state; that's the
place where I'm going TO fight Johnson
and Governor Spry can rest easy and
Keep his soldiers at home.
This fight is going to draw lot OF
people from all over the country, and
take it from me that California. tho
state where / live, js going to get the
benefit ! don't care whether or not Tex
Richard has said the things ne is cred
lted with in the newspapers. about
fighting in Salt Lake Just put il
down FOR keeps that Jeff is going 10
tight Johnson in California and that
am going 10 lick him quick"
sam Berger. JcHrieS'S manager, talked
In similar strain. III would be ABB
surd." said Berger Ito think of booking
this fight. the biggest In the history OF
pugilisn, for Utah. when the governor
has forbidden it, jeff can't afford To
run any risks OF interference. No. |
ferences between Rickard and Gleason.
Ii there Is any controversy between
them they win have to take care Of it
thcmsplNCs -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-18
TWO ARE KILLED IN
RIO GRANDE WRECK
Collision Between Freight Train
and Light Engine in Storm,
Near Kobe Siding, Colo.

LEADVTLLE, Colo, Jan l7,-As 4
result Of beadon collision between a
freight train aud light engine OIL
the Rio Grandc railroad this morning
two of tbe engine crow arc dead and
three arc injured.
The Dead.
G. f. HEM RG, fireman, Salida.
WILLIAM JONES, froman, Salida.
The Injured,
George Gearb0rdt, engineer,
Thomas krcist, engineer.
Bert Nicholson, brakeman.
The accident took place in binding
snowstorm pear Kobe Siding. Freight
No, 81, wcstbound, was making It's way
slowly up the. grade. when light en-
ginc No. 7S3 plunged into it, Both en-
gines were badly wrecked,
1T is said that the cause Of the acci-
dent was misunderstanding Of orders on
the part Of Engineer Kreist
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-18
] KILLED AND
Twelve INJURED
,und Passenger on South
7 Pacific COIlideS With
{ Freight Train.
Il SHOWED SAFETY
BUT SWITCH WAS OPEN
snt Occurred at Lemay,
b. 1881 a. m. Monday;
Loss Is $4,000.
The Dead.

MES REARDON. engineer cx-
'.refcht 22S6 Of Ogden.
iS. EINLEY of ogden. engineer
1sneer No. D. foot cut or. both
|, broken, scaldcd about face and
:. died IN Ogden hospital at
,p- M. Monday.
IA. KNOLL. brakeman extra
Ut 22a6. Of Ogden.
"a. BIXUER. travelling nrenlhn
'assenger train No. b, ol Colo
The Injured
orrc Rridonbecker. fireman pas
.cr No. 6, left leg broken III Two
IS.
,sE. Hartweil. fireman on freight; :
4 ankle broken. face cut and :
J badly bruised.
IN Mumms. passenger. muscles .
,Nck strained.
,rcst p. Carroll. mail clerk. right .
I idislocsted.
.ndc L. saxley, mail clerk, leg :
land back spralned.
Wis f. Jackson. mail clerk, back :
,shoulder Sprsined.
n w. Belts, mail clerk, slight :
,es.
IA. Hant. mail clerk. right arm :,
IA W. Navlor. mail clerk. back :.
Id. cuts and bruises OH face and :
1.ph +. Cardwcll, il" mail :,
+ sprainod back ::
.SR. Prentiss. mail clerk. brok- :.
Us and cues OH head. :.
enc :. Ransom. mall clerk, :.
N head and arm spraincd. :.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-18
ONE KILLED. TWO
MISSING, THREE HURT

HlI,ADELPIIIA. Jan. 17.-One woman
is dead two others arc missing and three
are seriously injured. one perhaps ia :
tally. as the result OF fire that today
completely DESTROYED the FTollinEsworth
apartments ON Walnut street the fash
ionable section Of West Philadelphia.
ono OF the guests. n woman. died from
the shock OF being dragged from the
cr women arc believed to be burned in
INC ruins. One fireman was injured bv
ialiing from the roof Of an adioining
building. ''''''"e
=, Ihc iiamcs started in the basement nj,
w ny pmnlldlne, m II iNe-story structure occll-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-18
WEALTHY YOUNG MAN
UNDER MURDER CHARGE

TRENTON, Mo, Jan. l7-,Tan,as
Humphr"ys. wealthy young farmer,
was arrested yesterday and is Ii, ths
county Jail here as a result OF the ln
quiry into the killing OF James uatcbrr
a tarmcr, who was shot from ambush
near Lipdley. Mo. last Friday night
Ten empty shotgun shells We're found
near Hatchor's body. which was literally
filled with shot. Neighbors say Humph-
ro$s mad complained that his corn was
thief on sight. A sack OF corn was
found near IItacher's body. but his
friends rjdicule the suggestion that he
stole the grain.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-18
SCHERMERH0RN C0NFESSES
TO STRANGLING GIRL

fOCGHkEEPSIE ~ Y. Jan. l7.-In
INC presence OF his mother, Frank Schcr-
merhoru. lying on his cot nj Eassar hos-
Pltal. tonight confessed tn Under SHERIFF
tred lfornbeck that he alone was rospon-
SlD!o Tor the death Of Sarah Brymcr. the
SONerneSS who WAS found Strancled 10
death at the Compton homo at Atillbrook
last Thursday morning. Schermcrhorn
says nc WAS intoxicated and did not know;
what be was doing.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-18
C0MELY GIRL "S0LD"
FOR TWENTY DOLLARS

NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-THE nrico or :,
scomely girl In New York is twenty dol
lars. For This sum Elizabeth Harzo 70
years old. was sold To a woman main
street, according TO indictments returned
this afternoon by tho Rockefeller grand
jury. which Is Investigating The white
slave traffic IN Greater New York
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-18
Must Paw More for Shoes

BOSTON. Jan. 1.-THE price OF shoes
Is going up. Official announcement &c
this effect was made today by the Ma
ijonal Shoe Wholesalers association. Tho
association says that the exis ting high
prices OF leather and materials makes the
increase necessary. but that the new
prices VIII be so adjusted as ito permit
the addition to each grade OF such value
rs VIII compensate the wcarer for In
creased cost -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-18
WILD WEST GAME
IN NEW YORK HOTEL

: NEW YORK. Jan. 17.-"Tn from
!. the wild and woollv west" yelled
: stranger in am uptown hotel today,
: as he drew n six shooter and point
= cd it at the neat patent feathers of
: mild looking Young man.
: Dance YOU tenderfoot. dance
|. The terrified young man did his
: best. but the stranger demanded:
. Faster. YOU dude, faster"
: The young man could not go
. faster. and the man with tho sun
. sont n bullet through his ankle and
quickly escaped into the street, The
victim Is in n hospital. with a per
mancntly crippled foot. and the
. police are seeking for the man with
. the revolver.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-18
Waterbury Convicted.

WASHINGTON. Jan. l7.-,Tules NJ.
Waterbury Of New York was convicted
today OF falls" prctenscs ON three counts
OF an Indictment charging that In the
guisc OF Il representative of the Asso-
ciatcd Press in 1908 he obtained money
by false representations from Represent
latlvcs Iull OF Iowa and Barthold OF
Missouri and Ormsby McHarg. former
assistant to tho attorney general
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-18
Veteran Hero Dies,

TACOMA, Wash. Jan i7-Aucust {
Anderson, aged 6S. died this morning at
hospital. Tie was member Of the Chi
cago fire department at the time OF the
great IRE. during which he worked four
days and nights without sleep, and most
Of the time without food.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-18
Remembers the + riendlesg

CHICAGO. Jan. IA two-iniIlion dol
lar home ior lriendloss children viii be
maintained. in. Chicago, is provided for
III the VIII OF Henry Curtiss Elliott, a
mine owner killed by snowsiIde In
hlasls:l on January T. The will was filed
for probate today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-18
More Opium Conhscated.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 11.-Further
search OF the steamship Siberia by the
customs officials today revealed seventy
additional tins of opium sccrcted in vari-
otis parts Of the vessel Including to-
days find. nearly $4,000 worth OF opium
has been found on the Siberia since she
came into this port several days ago.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-18
JEFFR|ES STICKS
TO CALIFORNIA
Says Contest Must Be Held in
His Home State or Not
at All.
GRANEl COMES BACK
WITH SOLAR PLEXUS
Stands by Rickard, Saying
Aevadan Can Stage Fight
in Salt Lake.
WHAT EDDIE GRANEY SAYS.
Special TO The Tribune.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. lon
bccember second, in n hotel at llo-
= boken. Tom McCarcy shook hands
with Tex Rickard and wished Rick
ara luck. and McCorey asked Rick
: ard where lie intended to mold the
contest as he, McCarey. wanted 10 .
: 0ring n special train to the contest
: Richard replied that he intended to
: have 1t in Salt Lake. Those present
: In the crowd, and that shouI have
: heard 1t. were Jack Gleason. Bob
: Murray. George Little, Van Loan.
Colonel kowalsky. Maurice QuinIar,
myself and several newspaper men. .
Gleason said anything Rickard saiC
: went with him.-Eddle Graney.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-18
I1der to Tod0y's Tribune
DEPARTMENTS.
Domestic.

!" lntermouutdin Observation-Disclosures. Q
/ Domestic,
! Hitchcock makes charges against
= bSlllhger -....-,. ..,....-.,.... l
: Walsh must serve prison sentence. .
: -Four killed and twelve injured in
= Southern Pacific collision .. | .
: Col, Wall blocks copper merger. ] :
: New features in Heinze case. I :
: TAFT and Pjnchot speak from same :
: PLATFORM ...s- -. .-..-..-..,.,, ?
: Local. .
: Waterman bursts. with small =
: damage but lots of excitement IA .
: City council i'm heavy session IA .
: Women 10 assist food commits :
: County not entitled 10 naturaliZa- :
: non ice ........ ....,.s...s,.......1f :
: Raise in salary given employees IA :
: Two story store 10 he built on :
: lower Main street. S :
: Proposed merger of Orphcum :
: Long term lease on part Of Ken ;
: yon hotel property is signed. IA !
: Foreign. :.
" Uniouists gain in England, but :.
: Sporting News, :.
: :Teffries makes statement. ..... I )
= Los Angeles balloons, S,..........,..IO 10 :,
. Bicycle outlook ........,..,...l0 !
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-18

merchant who does not believe
ertising pays for more advcr-
fhan his competitors who use
newspaper space. In other
he pays for his competitors
hing by the loss of business
|taken away from him.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-18

The price Of advertising. as COM
pared with the cost of statesmen. is
so small that it is within the reach Of
all; and large concerns realizing tbis
nave. says q periodical writer ON adj.
vertlsing, made wonderful strides in
tne advancement of their business<by
doing extensive advertising. 4
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-18
Representative From Nebraska
Charges Secretary of Interior
With Misuse of Funds.
UNDUE EXTRAVAGANCE AND
FAV0RITISM ALLEGED
"Rake-OG' Alleged to Have
Been Worked on Treasury
Set Out in Detail.

). WASHINGTON. Jan. l7.--Secre-
: tary Bnllingor late tonight ISSUED a
! lengthy statement In which In most
: vigorous terms he declared the
: cnarses made by Representative
= Hitchcock before the congressional
: special committee and aimed at the
+ interior department and general land
! office. were without founda ton
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-09-30
Niobrara News,

Niobrara, Neb., Sept. 26.-Special to
The News: The "Rustlers," one di-
vision of the literary society of the
Niobrara high school, gave a very
sood program, consisting of songs, rec
itationS, charades and the one-act play
AN Interrupted PROPOSAL on last
Friday afternoon. The up and DO
It's" the other division, will give their
program in one month. Miss Louise
Bayha is the president of the Rust
lers" and Miss Blanche Clark leads
the up and Do It's" There is talk
OF new schoolhouse for Niobrara, as
the present building does not accom-.
modate all who wish to attend school
More nonresident pupils have entered
here this fall than in former years.
With splendid corps Of instructors,
the erection of modern, well equip
ped edifice would be of great value to
the youth of this community.
W. NJ. Kindall has enlarged the
Hubbard house and has two and a half
stories in the main building. The eX
terror has been freshly painted and
presents a good appearance. The old
sample room belonging to this hotel
has been improved, and will be used
as music store by r. f. Crosby, who
represents the G. A. GRANGER company
OF Lincoln, Neb.
The children of st. Paul's Episcopal
Sunday school gave golden supper
on Friday night, which was a success
full affair.
a fine rain visited this locality OF
Thursday night and dust is a thing Of
the past.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-09-30
NEMSJOlRNALA FRDAY. SEPTEBER

graduates of 1910 have decided upon
civil engineering and are now at
Lincoln having entered the state uni.
versity. Paul Cole takes up general
literary course at the state universi
ty; Lowell Erskine and Rex Beeler
also go to the University of Nebras.
ka. Misses Opal Coryell, Nerna Cory.
ell and Marjorie Branagan have gone
TO the state university; Miss Leatha
Brakeman has entered the Sinston col
lege in Iowa Miss Dorothy Salter
goes to Sycamore. H.; Miss Marjorie
Beeler TO Auburndale, Mass. Miss
jeanette Parish to Dana college, War
rem. Ohio; Miss Maude Rees to Doane
college, Crete; Miss Agnes Matrau to
the state university, Lincoln Miss
Edith Evans to Bethany college, Lin
coin; Ray Estabrook, University
School of Music, Lincoln; Ralph LUX
art, state university, Lincoln.
Lloyd Pasewalk Northwestern uni
versity, Evanston, H.; Donald and
Charles Bridge, Culver Military acad
envy, Culver, Ind.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-09-30

n small tract of land in the north part
of the city. Mrs Kratke accompanied
Father Gibauer to the Office of Judge
c. f, Eiseley, where she declared that
her husband has threatened ON many
occasions to kill her. She declared
that she will no longer live with him
He had driven number of the chill.
dren away from home she said Chief
of Police Marquardt accompanied
Father Buckley to the Kratke home
Friday and an endeavor was made to
keep harmony in the family.
When Father Gibauer and Chief of
Police Marquardt visited the kratke
home they were given cold rcccp.
ton Kratkc refusing to speak to them
at all Father Gibauer who speaks
both Bohemian and Polish nuently,
could get no answer to his questions
as to whether kratke would treat his
family more kindly and thus bring
about a harmonious settlement of the
trouble.
h was decided later that Kratke
would have to be brought before Judge
Eiscley and his arrest is expected this
evening.
This is the family which sometime
ago were put in the limolight when the
father forced the children to pull Il
rloW while working in the fields.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-09-30
SATURDAY SETTINGS.

Miss Anna BOehnke returned from
Stanton.
Charles Rawlins of Creighton was a
visitor in the city.
PA. Woods returned from bust.
ness trip to Stanton.
Walter Jones returned from a bust
ness trip to Winside.
Mr. and Mrs. f. c. Hauf of Creigh
ton We're visitors in the city.
NJ j. Sanders returned from a three
days business trip to Leigh.
Emery Kent and Adolph Modem
hauer returned from visit at Stanton
Miss c. Cody goes to Omaha Mon
day, where she has accepted a posi-
ton.
Rev. j. J. Parker of Genoa is in the
city visiting with his son, DR.. C. S
Parker
X. Y. Hyde of Fremont, district plant
chief of the Nebraska Telephone com
pany, is in the city transacting bust
ness.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Pitzke
a son.
Miss Elsie Gatenby, who has been
i'll, is recovering and able to be ur
again.
One car of apples arrived in the
city Thursday and is being purchased
by the local merchants. This with a
car purchased in Missouri recently
makes two carloads of apples shipped
to Norfolk this season.
Carl Aaron, son of Rev. Mr.. Aaron
of Hoskins, who won the scholarship
in the Madison, Wis, German uniyer
sity, was in the city accompanied by
his mother Friday afternoon. Mr.
Aaron will leave for Germany mex,
Tuesday to enter the university at
Leipsig, Germany.
At this time of the season coal deal
ers are contracting for large ship
ments of coal for the various business
houses on Norfolk avenue. One OF
the Office buildings 1t is reported will
use about six carloads of soft coal
during the coming winter. While the
usual nut furnace coal is retailed to
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-09-30
The OREGON Primaries.

Portland, Ore, Sept. 26.-Returns
from the primaries held throughout
Oregon Saturday indicate that A. w.
Lafferty, insurgent and anti.assembly,
has received the republican nomina-
ton for congressman from the Second
district by about 1000 plurality. In
the First district w. C. Hawley. in
cumbent, the assembly's candidate
and standpatter, was renominated by
$500 majority over his insurgent OPP
ponent. For governor Jay Bower
man, the assembly candidate for the
republican nomination, won by about
|, POO plurality
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-09-30

mortal wound that he received above
the heart Saturday night was aCciden-
tai The father, John c. Subbs, traf-
lc director of the Southern Pacific
railroad came on a special train from
Chicago as soon as he learned of the
finding of his son in the railroad of.
flee apparently dying of "A bullet
wound.
MY son seemed anxious to have me
know that he shot himself acciden-
tally" said Mr.. Stubs. HE seemed
discouraged however, and did not APP
pear to care whether he lived or not.
His only fault was weakness for
drink and ! am convinced that this
was responsible for the accident.
There was no reason for him to at
tempt self destruction"
Young Stubs was married to Miss
Marguerite Wheeler of New York last
June and after the honeymoon trip
came here to accept the newly created
position of general agent for the Union
Pacific for this territory.
Physicians say he has only fight
Ing chance for life.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-09-30
Postpones Fairfax Court.

Fairfax, S. d., Sept. 26.-Special to
The News: Judge r. b. Trip of
Yankton has notified the local officers
that the usual fall term of district
court scheduled to open December q,
has been definitely adjourned until
October IS, as originally determined
by him some time ago, which decision
was sought to be amended by mem
bers of the local bar and others on ac.
count of the adjourned term coming
i'll too close contact with prediction
matters.
Quite a considerable amount of bust
ness has accumulated since last term
and it is estimated it will take a week
or ten days to clear the docket.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-09-30
HIS MONEY WAS GONE.
Man Arrested Says He Had SIS But It's
Gone-Same Old Lie.

Fred Baker claiming to be employ
cd on the steel gang of the North
western railroad, was arrested last
evening by Chief of Police Marquardt
for being drunk and disorderly. He
was discharged by Judge Eiseley Sat
urday morning on promise that he
would leave town Immediately.
Got any money" was the judges
first question to the prisoner.
mo, sir l had s. before | was ar
rested; don't know where it is now
replied Baker.
well, that's what they all say" said
the Judge.
"In nine cases out of ten that come
here, it's always the same answer
they had money but they haven't got
it now.
well Judge, l had it," interrupted
Baker.
"Well, how quick can you get out of
town." asked the judge,
Right away, sir" and the prisoner
was gone.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1910-09-30
Inspects Indian Land Sale.

Dallas, S. d., Sept 26.-Special to
The News: Dallas was favored by a
vi'it from Robert NJ Valentine, COM
missioner of Indian affairs from Wash.
ington, d. c. Mr. Valentine is on his
way to the Rosebud agency, where he
will make a personal inspection of the
methods of land sales pursued. This
visit is occasioned by the fact that
there are more Indian lands being sold
upon the Rosebud reservation than
upon any other reservation in the
United States, He was accompanied
ON his trip by Major Mclaughlin, the
special inspector from the Indian of
fee.