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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-19
MAY BY FROM TRI SITS.
Secretary Dickinson Rrscinsss iis Order
PrOhiblting %.

WAsHISGToS. Nov Is Secretary Of
War Dickinson has resCinded his order
prohibiting purchasing agents under the
Jurisdiction 81 IN. War Depart msn' from
buying from concerns which hav" been
adjudged by the courts To be- rnonOPolies
Mr. Dickinson originally issued this order
more than a year ago and ~ applied TO IN"
Standard Oil Company and IN" American
Tobacco Company both OF which have
been adjudicated To be Illegal conbina-
,ions in rest raint Of trade. Several
months ago. however. Attorney General
Wickersham handed down an opinion
denying the right Of the Secretary IT War
to issue such an order
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GOVERN NEWT CtN'T tPPEI
ins the standard Oii CompaD, Won't
Have TO "a, MA. OssO. OssO In Zines.

WAsHINGroS. Nov Is The D-par
m.nr of Justice has no int eni ion VI seeking
10 appeal from the decision favorable 10
the Standard oil Company rendered 10y
Judge Nc, all Of the United states 'ouTt
in Tennessee yesterday. The case IL
finally settled. it was said today. and
there is no appeal from IN. court : de
ci-ion. since a jury has pa--ed on IN" facts
a. presented by IN. Government and the
81 andard oil Company
The case was brought under the Elkin-
anti-rrbate law. and il the standard oil
Company had lost IL might have been fined
s3O. OoO.sO The case was begun under
tn. Administ ras ion If President Roos"-
welt and while Their. were no open criri-
cisrus Of the way In which IL was handled
/, was apparent to-day that the Depart
men, officials never believed that there
was any chance ~ winning II
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one ~ RDR TIED 'FN aP
" oui,in't agree Win the other Eleven In
Will Case.

A'smt brought by Frank y Petit to
-..t ASIDE the win of hi father. William ID
P,'rIt. raminAny politician and builder
Of Waliack'- hcatr... on the ground that
ms Stspmothrr Mir Alice b P.ttit. who
was twenty years younger than his father.
had used Undt, uhusnc" To Undue" her
husband 20 leave her all has estate. went
20 the jury Yesterday afternoon before
supreme, Court Justice Dugro after being
uu trial for seven days
IN. Jury had been ont about an hour
when they returned and TIA" foreman
told the Court that they stood eleven to one
in favor Of The. defendant hut that the on"
Juror had eclared that nothing would
move him Ia change his mind. The one
Juror was Frederic W Lord. president
II The. Lord Electric Company Of ciS West
ortieth street The foreman said that
one Of the jurors hai declared that Lord
had told him forty eight hours bsfor"
when they We're going uptown la the
subway that ne had made up his mind
already In" foreman said that SIR
Lord took notes all through the trial and
that whenever they got to discussing
"a Point in the jury room he brought out
his notes and tined TO convince them that
lll'1 ~ IalFth' 'ii llNA lANNhH A''Al WIZ
illusions
Justice Dugro said that II the one juror
wanted TO hold ont against th" others
II was matter for his own conscience,
20 long a. he was honest in the stand
he took. but said that IN" Juror should
not decide the case on only part oi the
evidence
Lord said Il he couli talk 70 the Court
privately he could explain why h. had
disagreed with IN" other~ JustiC" Dugro
asked G-org. Gordon Pattl". P"rrIr'-
attorney and Frank lin lockwood, counsel
for MIR P-ttIt. II they wer" willing and
they agreed and went with Lord 10 a corner
Of IN" court room whiI" h" talked Ia jus
tlce Dugro Ine Court did most "f the
talSinE
Finally the Court announced tina, h..
would CIV. III" jury an hour longer to
agre.. and -en, them back Will" they
were out the lawyers discussed IA" advI-a-
blhty Of asking that tn" case be- dec Jared
mistrial At Il O'Clock Ju-tiC" DUHru
-.nt for the jury and di-char god them
without comment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-19

n., I.,nrr ini PLAYER on the BarI nj The
Nrrk.

wu.kFsFARRF. Nov l. Edward X
ward a former football and baseball
PLAYER Of IN" wIIk"-barr- High School
died - IN" Retreat Hospital to-day from
injuries ,aus"d hy "a hatt.d ball
H.. Wa plating with the Retreat team
n.ar 'hc md Of tn. season and was irving
20 dodg" a terrific line drive ~h"n II
struck hlm ON n" back OF IN" neck and
knocked him -'n-..l''->
~. y i been IN 'h" hospital agar sine"
and had grown gradually weaker n"
WAS ~ wears old
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-19
ASSESSMENTS HIGHER
And the City's borrowing Capacity May
90 Up s0O. OOO. ODO.

Soon after Mayor Gaynor took ONCE
he announced that he intended 10 have
the assessments come as nearly as pos
sible TO the market value of the proper
ties As a result the assessors con-
nectsd with the Tax Department have
boon making since the beginning of the
year more careful estimates of property
values in their districts As result
Of the revisions the assessments for the
coming year will show an increase in IN"
whole city Of about 5000 900 900 II these
valuations stand IL will mean that the
city's debt mourning capacity will b'
boosted 10 the amount of sou. 900 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-19
UNCLE yOE'S THANKSGIVING.
He Notifies Hts srcrrtar, That lie VIII
Fat Its Turkr, In lban>ii,r. ~.

WAsHIN0roS. Nov is.-Cncls Joe
Cannon has notified his secretary that he
will spend Thanksgiving Day IN Danville.
Ill Heretofore the Speaker has been
among the early arrivals prior 20 the
meeting Of Congress He will not appear
on the Republican mourn.rs' bench this
wear until late in the month
While Uncle 10. has it'll. TO he thankful
for in a political sense his friends say that
he intends 20 eat his turkey where h"
will not he haras-ed by tales Of woe
dinned into his ear by those Republicans
who were bowled over on November \.
According 10 reports received here
Uncle Joe il in fine health and expects TO
have lot Of fun with the insurgents at the
coming session.
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" ants 10 Wake ItaGIean sweep.

Frank Doian. Democrat. whu was 'l.'-
r"ni"d hy Edward feeling Republican.
for rner,b"r ~ m" Board ~ Aldermen VA
IN" Siuth ward. Jersey t!ty. on NOyrrnt.'r
: 10y IT. votes. according Ia IN" official re-
turns. applied yesterday for a recount
T".ling VIA the only successful kspubli-
osn candidate IN the city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-19
Mold TP LIBERTY RACE PRIZE.


special Clbir Dc,pdfeh 10 THY sun
PARIS, Nov is.-Ths secretary OF thu
International Aero Federation told the
correspondent of THE Sun unofficially
to-day that he was Of opinion that the
result Of the protest Of Grahame-W hite
agains, awarding the prize Of $4,000 TO
Moisant for his light from Belmont Park
10 and around the Statue OF Liberty in
New York Bay and return would result
in the withholding OF the prize until the
international Aero Federation decides
the matter.
The Federation will possibly call n
special meeting II three countries demand
IL instead OF waiting until next year.
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through i'raI"n

rh.r,r.ri ~ th" VOTE, ~ ~" Figh'"onrh
srnat. district VIZ finished v.'-r""dly
by the Board 81 Canya--..r- and o. r.- il'..d
M . ga.n IT eight NOR. votes for Henry "
Pollock III" IlWrrunv candidate. II
wlA a.rHOuL ed by hartman Dowlng
that th.. board would officially 1"rlIr"
that Police. had BEEN "i.'ct''d by a pl.-
rnlItv Of tEirty-cight votes over Alexander
BrOugh.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-19
TO UNgONIzE WORkING GIRLS.
sOa, DOO os Them Inyoi, ri ip the women's
Trade League Sriirms.

In a report made IN the Central Fed
Grated Union last evening Mirs L"onora
O'Reilly Of the Wom-n's Trade Union
League said that the league had formed
a large committee 20 organize thoroughly
the sOO. OOo working girls in the Greater
New York With this end III view. she
said. the city IL to be divided into dir
tricts. each member 81 the committee
20 me IN charge % n district
Each committee woman - 10 20 -
ID. wives 81 the trade un,oDist- in Ter
disiricr ard induce them {" wear bat
tons with the inscription. Organize; wi"
are With you Tn" delcgat"s are 20
he asked to 60 'o all places u here there
are " orking girls mingIe with them and
,,s.. their hest efforts To organize them.
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$4,000 Down and $4,000
if the Betting Bill
Failed.
OTHERS APPROACHED TOO
Bookmaker and Jockey Club
Treasurer on Stand at
Graft Hunt.


resumed rs hunt yesterday morning in
the committee room adjoining the Alder
m.n'- chamber the chamber u self being
us.d ~ the vote CRnvassers Before
tho committee was called 70 order there
was an Informal roll call ,o determine
~. result, Of the election - n affected
,Ne members of the committee This
,hnwed that Senator Robert +. Wagner
of IN" SiNt zenith district and Victor NJ.
Allen of the Twenty ninth had been
raela,r ed Ivy reduced majoriri-s and As
sanhlvmen Merritt. Young. Foley and
rulne had been reelected.
N--etuhlyman Toomb- OF the Seven
tenth Wa not candidate for reelection
amt senator BroIgh Of the Egh-
,.-nth district was defeated. result
o,fc,aly announced by IN" canvass"r-
IA the adjoining room just a. the com
ruittee was called to- order. Tn" Demo
cratic members of The commit 49, ap-
peared 10 h.. a. sincere IN their 'Npr"-~Iut-
Of regret over he defeat of senator
Brouyh a. were hi- fellow RcpubhCans.
y
e. to the charges 81 bribery and C"rrlp-
ton IN connection with IN" attempt 10
,.f-a' IN. anrI-betring rll,s IN IA" r"G'i-
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FrrrfIve NnVembrr y. he "IhIraRO ITHlIfFuI
JgnnsyIV anita Railroad. VIII irayr r-nnsl Hnia
station NeW NOrk. Boa = ~ ami arrive 'hicago
sdl r. " neat day .-Adr.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-12
Contest an Fourth,

The democratic state committee virtually
announced today its intention Of paving
the way for a contest In the next congress
over the Fourth congressional district Of
Iowa. The returns show HRuEen was re-
elected by $50; but Murphy is to make a
contest, and as this would come before a
democratic house, he would have the ad-
vantage. Chairman Reed intimated that
this would be done and IL there was any
unseating Of democratic candidates for
the Iowa legislature Murphy would then
Insist upon being seated in congress. The
democrats make no accusations of fraud.
Chairman Nicholas Reed OF the demo-
cratic state central committee, today issued
a statement conceding the reelection Of
Governor Carroll and congratulating him.
He explains that the democratic defeat
was due to the normal republican majority
Of eo,OOO, which, he says, the democrats
could not overcome Revised returns from
the counties OF Iowa give Carroll a lead
Of 1919 over Porter.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-12
Government May
Sue for Oil Lands
Held by Railroads
Attorney General Will Investigate
Title to Valuable Tract Held
by Southern Pacific.

WASHINGTON, Nov, u.-AttOrney GEN
eral Wickersham. by direction Of President
Taft, has begun an inquiry to determine
whether 5000 acres OF valuable oil land in
California were known to contain oil when
patented by the Southern Pacific Railway
company. II such is the case suit 10 re.
cover will be Instituted.
President Taft decided to act after sew
eral conferences with Secretary BallinRer
and Attorney General wiokersham lust he
fore he left Washington on his trip 10 Pan
anna.
In directing the attorney general 10 BEGIN
an inquiry into the patents OF lands BY the
Southern Pacific company the president h
said to be making only a beginning At
torneys and agents OF the Department Of
Justice have begun q search OF the records
OF the general land office preliminary 20 a
complete investigation OF the patents of
any lands which Il may be thought were
taken from the pubic domain with the pri-
yate information that they contain oil or
minerals
Those who have heard OF the president
action say that II his plans are successful
a genuine work for conservation Will nave
been accomplished.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-12
The Weather

FOR NEBRASBA-F'air and warmer.
FOR IOWA-Fair and warmerr
SHIPPERS BULLErIN-Prepare forty
eight-hour shipments, north ana east, ant
shipments west, for freezinl
temperatures.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-12
City National
Bank Will Hold
Big Reception
Rank and New Building to Be Open
to the Public Saturday
Afternoon.

Opening Of the City National bank and
building Saturday afternoon and evening
will afford an unusual opportunity to see
all the offices I'm the building, for these
will be open TO the inspection Of the public.
A considerable number OF the various suites
have been most handsomely furnished and
many may see these rooms who would not
otherwise have excuse nor reason for going
into these offices in the ordinary course OF
events.
The bank rooms will be open for the first
time Saturday and the materials alone
used In it's furnishing make inspection
worth while. The finest marble on the
market, rich old mahogany, the solid
bronze doors-unrivalled in the whole west
and the many other details make the
banking rooms a scene OF architectural and
decorative worth.
The hours Of the opening are from TO
10 p. m. and in the afternoon visitors will
be able to ascend to the fifteenth or six
teenth floors and look over the whole city.
The view Of Omaha thus afforded is the
best TO be obtained. In the evening every
light in the building from cellar to roof
will be turned on and those who remember
how well the tall building looked on the
night OF Ak-sar-Bens electrical parade
will seize the chance again to see the sky
scraper thus Illuminated.
The architects OF the building have sent
here F. J. Thielbar. their general office
manager. James w. Black, the head OF
the contracting firm which put up the City
National bank building, has also arrived
in Omaha TO be present on this occasion.
II is expected that anywhere from lO.OOC
people UP will go through the building Sat
urday.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-12
TAxIS TO BE PAINTED GRAY
Number OF New Machines Have Been
Installed I'm New Head
quarters.

Honk, honkl and up the street came an
other indication OF Omaha's growth in the
last year. II was grey automobile Of the
latest taxi model, carrying a young lady
inside and on the space beside the driver
sat the young ladies trunk with her dearest
poodle dog guarding her possession from
the vantage point Of the top OF the trunk.
Eight months ago the first taxicab ap-
peared in Omaha and q company was or
ganized with S. II. Houser at the head Of
II, and q few machines with the Rome
hotel as headquarters. Since then he has
found Il necessary TO move the headquar-
tiers 70 2o24 Farnam street and have a gar
age in connection with Il, and this week
he purchased a number OF the new ma
chimes for the Omaha public's use.
In a short time Il is Mr., HouseTs inten-
ton to have all his machines painted a
"taXicab grey 90 everybody will know
them without trouble He believes that the
growth OF the trade since Il was started
stamps the publlc's approYa! upon the
prompt service OF the automobile and the
fairness OF the taXimeter as a medium Of
settling the fare question.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-12
Iowa News Notes.

AMEs-The five young men who will rep
resent Iowa State college I'm the stock
Judging contests Of the International Live
Stock show at Chicago next week are z.
n Cassidy, Whiting, Ia; H. L. Thomp-
son, Yinton, Ia; Phin Shearer, Marshall
town, Ia; A. r. Chapel, Des MOines, and
ID. I. Quaife, Ionia, Ia
IDA GROVE-Emma and Lucy Kurtz
have been husking corn for their brother,
Edward kurtz, near Cushing, and during
the last five days got up 100 bushels OF corn
day between them. Corn piolSers are
scarce In this section and as the crop Is
one OF the biggest ever raised, the task
OF getting II out OF the field 10 a serious
one Many machines are being used and
In the fields
OGDEN-Mrs. William G. Clark OF this
place has just become the mother OF her
third set OF trplets. But that is not all She
has records Ia the family Bible to prove
that she Is the mother OF four pairs OF
twins, total Of seventeen in all. Two pairs
of twins and one set OF trtplets were born
during her first marriage and the rest OF
the seventeen are OF her second marriage,
Mrs. Clark, herself, came Of a large family
she being the only sister Of twenty broth
ers.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-12
David City Trims
York Foot Ball Team
Six to Nothing Drubbing Admins
tered to Men Who Expected
Practice Contest.

DAVID CITY, Neb., Nov. n.-(speoial
Telegram york came here today expect
ing a practice game, but David City beat
them in hard-fought game, 8 to 0. The
game was full Of brilliant plays, forward
passes and end runs. York did not gain
hrst down once in the first half and the
ball WAS continually In their territory.
David City outplayed York in all but the
third quarter With three minutes to play,
c. Aldrich, right tackle. made a thirty-yard
run for touchdown. Abbott, left guard,
was the bright star Of the game. Blood
and Miller of York played good ball. The
whole David City team played q great
game.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-12
IOvva Dog AIal.es Good in ohile.

MASON CITY, Ia, Nov, u.--(Special. y,
Mr., and Mrs. James mclaughlin OF this
county, receive very gratifying news from
their son, Harold who has been in Chile,
South America, for the last four years.
Harold who is mining engineer, has been
superintendent Of mine owned by a very
wealthy London company. He had expected
to take trip home for a short visit, but
the general manager resigned and Harold
has received the promotion from superin-
tendent TO general manager. He Is 70 re-
ceive 5000, 5000 and $500 for each OF the
three coming years, in gold, all his expenses
paid and a trip home, via London, next
year with a three months vacation on
full pay.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-12
Total. .li7.57s 1O5,us 1852 121 ,OSs

Vote on senator
Complete returns on senator from fifty
five counties:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-12
Boone Boy AIysteriouSIy shot.

BOONE, Ia. Nov. lL-(Special Telegram.)
Harry Anderson, II years old, was killed
In mysterious manner last night. He
rushed into the house covered with blood.
cried I'm shot," and fell Unconscious. He
never regained consciousness, death fol-
lowing short time afterward. The case is
shrouded in deepest mystery
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-12
GoULD'S AUTO RUNS DOWN MAN
Machine Driven by Son of Railway
MREnate Kills n Bicycle
Rider.

LAKEWOOD, N, j., Nov. ia big au-
tomObile bearing Kingdom Gould to the
railroad station collided today with a BIZ
cycle ridden by Orville Johnson. Johnson
was so badly injured he died in the hos
pital, George Gould, father Of Kingdom
Could was driving an automobile in the
rear Of his sons machine and he and his
son hurried the injured boy to the hos
pital. The accident apparently was I'M
RVoidable.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-12

NEW YORK. Nov. IA masked burglar.
footing the apartments OF Henry Rosen. a
shoe manufacturer, on Madison street. to-
day fatally wounded hoaen. ROsen was
reused BY his Wife's screams when size
aWoke and found a masked man leaning
over her ana reaching for a roll Of bills
under her pillow. Rosen grappled With the
intruder and was shot The burglar
escaped upstairs and over the roofs.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-12
Mr.. ABBOTT ON ELECTION
Continued from First Page3


Continued from First Page)
retirement Of Messrs. Aidrich and FsIS
from the senate and by the Maine election
IN September.
Mr. Roosevelt was called in 10 save the
situation; he responded to the call. but
could not turn the tide He did some things
more important he heartened the progress
s.ves In his own party. carried forward in
his own state the work OF party purifica-
ton 80 well begun by Mr.. Hughes and dr.
something 10 inspire with the spirit OF
genuine ana national democratic progress
the party Of his polit cal opponeRts"
Colonel ROOsevelt fn sseIuaion.
OYSTER BAY, Nov. u.-Oyster Bay
vainly wonders today what has become
OF Colonel Roosevelt. who 10 stin IN com.
plete seelusiOn at sagamore Hill. Not since
he return from the spanish-American war.
twelve years ago has the colonel kept him
self 80 secluded AZ his home and the VIZ
lage folk do not know what 10 make Of iti
The colonel has not even INDUCED In his
iavorite diversion Of Telling q lrsa with an
axe, which 80 delighted his visitors. Il Is
said the colonel spends most Of his time
IN hia library.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-12
BONDHOLDERS ASK FRANCHISE
Des Moines Street Car System Prob
lem May Soon Be Solved.
OFFER TO AUTHORITIES OF CITY
nounces Intention of ContestinE
Election of HauEen in
Fourth DistriSt.
OFrom a staff Correspondents

" run - AAAAA NNlNee N0HuNhLsl
DBS MONIES. Nov 11-(Special Tele-
gram.)-The bondholders Of the Des Moines
Street Railway company came before the
city authorities today with a proposition
for new franchise, which they expect to
end the long controversy between the city
and the company, The company offers a
franchise which has been summarized as
follows:
Asks for an indeterminate franchise.
Grants city purchase right in year 1890
ana at expiration OF fivD-year periods
thereafter.
Fixes price to be paid By city, based on
present capitalization OF H.l23OOO, plus al
ditions subsequently made.
Asks cent rate OF fare.
Says company will not extend tracks
without city IS consent.
Promises Improvement OF physical prop
erty by rebuilding OF ten miles Of track
within two years, and providing twenty
five new cars.
Grants city power to regulate service
under police laws.
Asks terminal rights for interurban rail-
ways.
Asks that present statutes OF Iowa gov
ern paving in city,
Offers books and accounts of the com
paHy for inspection.