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The San Francisco call., 1910-01-02
LISTED STOCKS READILY CON.
vERTED IN CASH

Please remember that the Yellowstone
is a listed stock, and that you sell and
get your money out any day Also bear in :.
mind that as soon as this allotment of stock
is sold the YELLOWSTONE STOCK
WILL ADVANCE RAPIDLY and you
may be compelled to pay 75c or $1.00 per
share if you do not get in now.
We have prepared an elaborate circular
describing the holdings of the company and
personnel of the management; also maps
and photographs OF the district and wells
in which the company is interested. We
would like to send this illustrated circular
to you Call at, write or wire our nearest
office today for this literature. Prompt
action is necessary
The stock of the Yellowstone Oil Com
pany will be placed on sale at our offices at
10 o'clock tomorrow, Monday January Sd,
at SOC per share. 1t may take us several
days 10 sell our allotment of stock; on the
other hand, we would not be surprised if
every share were disposed of before the
close of business tomorrow Monday, Jan
uary 3d. Out of town clients will do we'll
to telegraph their orders and let remit
tances follow by mail. If possible, call at
our nearest Office and let us tell you all
about the property the management, etc.
Do not delay or you will be too late TO
secure the stock at the first price of SOC
per share.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-02
Alameda Sails for Honolulu

The Oceanic steamship company's
liner Alameda. Captain Dowdell. sailed
Yesterday for Honolulu with a large
number of passengers and full cargo.
After few more Voya ges the Ala
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-02
FOUR PER CENT PER MONTH
DIVIDENDS

IF you had bought Illinois Crude as
permanent investment, and for the divi-
receiving regularly monthly dividends OF
4 per cent upon your investment This is
at the rate Of 48 per cent per annum. I'm
derstand. this IS not mere talk, but it is an
actual fact, the proof OF which we will be
glad to send you.
This IS only one Of the many opportuni--
ties that we called TO the attention of our
clients during 1909 We believe that the
same opportunity IS now open TO any rea-
sonable person who will study the oil
situation in California and make an in
vestment through our House. We do not
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-02

ArLANrIc ocEAN rRAvEL
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-02
AUCTION SALES
ATTENTION,
HORSE
0WNERS!!

FRED H. CHASE & Co will hold their
THIRD ANNUAL PLEASANTON HORSE SALE
the first week in March. 1910. Entries to same
close Feb. I. 1910. No entries viii be received
after that date Market is good Send for en-
try blanks at once and get benefit Of early sd.
vertising.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-02

Union transfer Co. authorized to check Baggsgs
direct from residence.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-29
Gineinnati, %. Tes
Rene pothettn.

Sohn s.. Wspsr, jr.. an G!mtpooo
qIaee 8. Ii. g. Co., $1,000.
Illiom g.S,Erp an hisIelbe, $1,000.
8upio 9ru6enbers an Columbia u.
II. g. Co.. S25o0.
Tiareie 5ron.Iin an George 5. 2sbs
rer: STE.
9enrp 3. guriburpt on Gonsrsb q.
U. Go. $zoG0.
Worp u. SuIIipan on 5oms 3. IL.
6. Co.. Reabing, $1,000.
henrp fSstisr on oieielbe, $40O.
Genper 6. Snpot on biefelbe $500.
9enrp e. gurtbarbt an g!isabetb
Rpbsers, $613.76.
W.G. 5atbolpan an s Bran, $1,000.
gDm. anigbi an 9remon 4pe. 6. u.
9. Co., $500.
9enrp WoIf on giip 6aQ 6. II. q.
Co.. $500.
Qoron 9.gDssie on GLOBE g. II. 9.
Co.. $1,000.
Greo. Roling an @iIaniic 3. u. Co..
$4,000.
Seano. 8. manH on 2sepoIo gr.
ft.in, $1,000.
Gath. Warb on Sriih .. Il. 6. Co.,
$3.50.
SOfspt 8. Rups on S6iissn 9. u
g. Co., $500.
Waribes giIbsrt on 2ion 6. Ii. 3.
Co.. $400.
9sri.Ibs ON &c. Stoeitr ,S1327 .e3
Wargarei :. Murrag on Gitp 3an
6. Ii. z. Co., $4,000.
getilste. 5ppotbeien.
9bereia Slider On Guarantee Dep
60, $500.
G!isabeib Robssrs on CLARA 5siIel,
mann. $500.
Soiepbins 9offman on Wi. 5eoltbt
g. II. 6. Co., $500.
20. 6. 5u.haipop on ). Rpon
$500.
6enrp Wolf an Cigar WcIf, $500
RarI grenne6e an SoIfmeiiier &
HieoIai. $700.
S4ongolb ReaIip Go. an q. Gttin'
ger. $500.
aorou De Mesie on 5. u. gien
5000.
Jas. 3. Roberts on 6. 8. S9oefer
s1TO0.
Oso. g. Ban Siein an Brigbior
Derm. 81. Co.. $4,000.
Greb. Boiling anWinbifh sWuhlbau
ier 8reip. Co., $4,000.
Rob. s. O'grien on Jobn s. nc
Doncusb. $1,000.
2ourd y. Jobn an 8ani Ctr. q. u
Co., $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-29

Hiberpiep Gpnbitat ltnterabtbeilung,
$544.
Oliper g. Naplpr an Maraoret 6es
len Raplor. 40 CUB an 2aurel tDs,
$405O.
Spfepb 6. Conn. Gree, an Rate
Conn, 100 SUB an aberfeIpp ape.,
81 etc.
SO. 6. 6ntbatpap an Wm. u. Dbite,
2 Cots an Riperfoe glue., 81 etc.
Wm. u. Wbite an SO. 6. 5atbdpan
l Got an Ribseipopo Mne., ST etc.
Wm.. 3. 9epou. IT,, 2ruitse, an
Gbas. 9. 9epou. 36 SUB en- aaeeStr.,
ST etc.
3erislbe an benielbsn, 37l syub on
Wefi 4. Str1be, 81 etc.
DerIeIbe an gbos. q. urb Wm. q.
8ebcu. ir., 335 SUB an Wsit a. Ctr.
21 JnB an Smitb Ctr. 80 5ub an
Race Ctr, is Sub OH Schn Ctr, 81
etc.
TsrfeIbe an Gbas. q. 8ebou, 16
Gub an Sobu Ctr, 43 5ub on z.
unb Jobn, 26 SUB an SbilIiio YIaee,
26a 5ub an 6. Ctr, 15 Sub on Gens
trail Gpe., Is 5ub on 6. Ctr, 334 SUB
on Mounb Ctr. 65 Jub on gbebb
Ctr, 40 Jub on 8. Ctr, 20 5ub on
Race, 81 Jub an a. Str, % SUB an
Central ape., SO SUB an a. Ctr, IS
Gub on Carlisle 4pe., 37s Jub on 5.
Ctr. 20 SUB on 5. Str, 80 JuB an
4. Ctr, IA SUP an 4. Ctr, 81 etc.
Gibel DC. Shorr an 4nna 8. Britt
len, 10s 4der in Columbia Up, ST. etc.
Warp e. Mo.nite an Wm. u. Gpess
lass. go Juh an 5. Ctr. q slntbeiD,
81 etc.
Senatius s. gpeslaoe an bto., bass
ielbe Gieenibum q 4nibeiD. 81 etc.
u. 6. 2ptIe on Warp .. Jrofi, SO!
10 in 8. 6. Soptins Gait glOrpooo
llnterdbthilune. 81 etc.
Grant q. GeiIa'f on hid. 1sberls,
25 SUB an peste Str, ST etc.
Sos. y. Robsrts an WnrtbaGiIbert,
! Got an 1renion ape., 81 etc.
Dm. q. SoIea on Glisa Wolf, 51s
Jub an Reipr 4pe.. ST etc.
SuIonna 81. 9oigbt on aeipis
@oisbt. r., 1912 SUB an Sobn Str.
| sipiittn 3. uno 4. Str. 81 etc.
Geo. g. 9oeb on Marp WeGarrsn
% CUB an papiIIon Ctr, 81 etc.
Stdn 8. Topioion on Gam. 6.
SpariisI, Got 81 in Sobn R. Wilsr's
gi,aie. ST etc.
Wloibetp Rifisr an Sooblep Rnan
aots 26 unb q in Sos. Mp.r'. Inter.
ahtbeiluue, 81
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-29
(Jortiesuns folst.)

Cine ErGb.ne arani4 >
e hla DIT. Gus GrantentbaI (in Der
pfalS) pirb cine intereHante Beobad.
tuns mitgstbeilt, bic bort biefer Iage
gemaht tpurbe. Bon 0prben ber sog
iiber bic Hbein.bene cine Rrouihf1oor
in Der betannten Dreiedform. Die
sroben 8ogel flosen 3iemIih niebris
unb fduerfdllis. pl0Bli1 purben bic
2angbeine bon einem sabIreihen Rrd.
beHfd,parm iiberfallen. unb balb tobte
in ben Qiiften Elm srirnmiser aampf.
Die Shpar5titt.l itieben nah @rt Der
Jalten bon oben auf be Rranihe nies
Der unb iprengten in turser 3eit ben
Granih5us pouftdnbis auseindnber.
Gin 1b.il Der eroBen DDsel eilt. lout
fhreienb nah Often, einaelne flogen
Iiiblih, ipdbrenb bic am bortnddisiten
Yebrdnsten iih aur groe nieoerlieben.
ipo bic Shlaht tpeitertobte. Dieies
gortommniB, bas tpobl nur iebr felten
beobahtet miro, aeigt. tpie melt bic
aedbeit unb 0eripegenbeit Der Rr1ben
geben Tam. Der arani4 NIT ieinem
fdarfen, Ianeen Shnabel lit aefpib
fein 3u Derohtenber Gesner, unb Der
Mutb Der angreifer If besbuIb ieoen<
faus erfauHli9.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-29

Gbnd 20. Sopes on Wnrtbo Rubp.
1beil bon Got % In Gbporb Doobs
ruffs uuterabt5eiIuna Norsb Neub.
81.
Wiuidm 8. Rbobes on Mbrohom
Bal, Got n in sbompion & 1bomps
fon's llnterabtbeilung. sos.
Dilliam SeHi.I on Jobn Mrnolb, 80
Bel 131 Gub on Der Dftfeite berG6Oeb,
inasr 4nenue, $3.50
Glioobetb Robsers an 6enrn 3.
Durtbdrbt. Got 103 inG borles6 s6e!uitt's 8
2. unt.robtbeiIuns, Walnut 6ins. 81.
gIi3abetb 1bole an 6arrp n. Rnfi.
Is bel 100 CUB an Der Weffeite ber
Wain Ctr, 81.
6. 8. Wattbtps an Charles MiIer.
abeiI bon SO. 68 in GIiaabttb 1al'
Iants unterubibeiIung. 81.
Sliber g. Woplor an Wnrsoret 8.
Honlor. 1bkil bon Cots SO, 81 unb So
in RenHelaer g'ars 2. llnte.abtbeiIuns.
$4O5O.
George g. 8ob. 1ruitee, an Econ.
barb 9duer. Got 8 IN ber 1lnterabtbeis
lung BON Gli5abetb Rob' Gftdte, 81.
gbnarb n. Wilb an GborItsG Smith,
30 BEL 152 Jub an Der Gorbfeits ber
Wcobburn Abe. go Gub uefli& bon
Qincoln Mpe.. 81.
s. 6. 9bompfon. pei Gberiff, an
Sobn 9. Melfolb, Got 33 ii 8. SO.
Gtridlonbs unterobiteiluns; ferner
Qots 116. 118. 117. lib nAh 40 b
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-29
&5uissto9ter oSer 8etriiserin I


Wit GROCER Spanniine erportst mon
in S1Deb.n bic beporitebenoe llrtbe;Iss
f6Hung in einem por benz Stodbolmer
GtubtWritte ihipebenbtn, esgen bns
f9ntbifGe R0niesbous gtrihieitn fens
fdtionelen pro3ei1e. Der cine Gtreitfrn,
ge betriffi. bic iiber Elm babies Jd9r-
bunbert bic 5ffentli@e Naeinuns uni
un36Nise WloIe bic Gerinte bes 20nbss
bsf&Sfhet bat Dit 6ElbiH - pro'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-29
Mrs. 3. Yaeger,
---eis Hersbmteae-
WaQr(aQerin 0ie(es 3eita(ters.

Gccn In eer aI!ef'sn Sett aab - aefulffe
RerfoHeH BITE burcb bic St6pfuna t06er beaats
pgrsn. uHb es Iieat iein 8tpstfel bcr, ecs
on0 teutsuiass nod gerfcuen eyiiiirsn, bic
bu.6 eius uabe.annie sraff I'm G;anoe fsHo,
sisiss sn fbuH nnb pormssuinGeu, NOS tns
slnesse evf.nauiif III nnc biei5i. s51r Gcidss
bot sie saaflr biefs Game eeioHesrs tscanfiigt,
benn ne bat itr Die feliene Gabe periisbsn. oos
efbsn itrer Wiirierf6sn irie Elm Gnfaeitirse'
mes 9ud eesau su Islen 9erasbt nscf, o1B
iie In ibra etasnen Rsfieeus an seefin siDsnne
ipobuf. Rsbmt bic Gait Gnb Gar efiliA BIS
eessiu abesne. Sonn eeht etsfe!be tsnou', big
3br bic ftone MeibsH8 bon Jrau y. DceGer
erreiff. Tas Sans III sur iinfsu ouno une
en- 8auH III ber sanme:
MRS. Is. YAEGER,
seefin Apenue, fiawsss. Gindnms:i. 2.
Hreis 80 Gents uHb eariiser.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-29

@pnSeiten Der aGnissfamilie mot)i
man seItenb. bab 6eIsu be Ia 9rade
Elm. Sdpinblerin ssipeien iei, unb
eebt iogar ioipeji. es gu leusnen, bab
gultas Der Ditrte Mbolf unb Greberite
cine neus beimlite Gbe einsesansen
fsien unb aus bieier cine 9o1ier ges
babt bdtien.
lleber aursem ipirb bas llrtheil bss
Gtobtgerinis pertiinbet tperbsn. Nnses
iihis Der pro5ebfIase ipirb fiG 6err
SObansfan olISu srobe 6offnunsen
ouf einen Grfols ipoH nidt MAIDEN
biirfen. Hihtsbeiioneniser iit man in
tueiien Rreiien biniiht!i9 bss ipsiieren
Wsrloufes Der Gtreitfrose febr ees
fponni, benn bnb Jobonsion feline
Gont oufseben jolIie, gilt ols ausees
f4laf3fn Seins llnermiiblihleit in
Go1en 6eiga be Ia Dro9e's ertl6rt
6err Jcbonsfon felber nit redt unp
eisenniibieen Motipen. Or III unier
anbertm ber, ipie uns ideini. ioum
ernf 5u nebmenben Weinung, Rubs
ldno babe our1 iene Cototion unb ote
uebereiniunft bes Goaren nit Rnrl
Jobonn einen unssbiibrli9en Gtnflub
auf G9nebsn erbalten. unb e. neigt
au Der 0lnfnouung, bic HromesM flare
babe IN ber unionstriie imJabre 1905
cine RolIe sefpisl!. bd Der bamalise
noripesiffe Gioossminiiter NiGelfen
ousgeiprohen bate, bic Nrones0 s0Oius
mtnte isisn porbanbtH u1b Iieben ii&
ebentueu bti61fftn.
Wnbrfdeinlin biirfte bic olleemeine
annnhme Reht baben. bic meint. bob
bic 6ertunft 1elso be Ia Hrohe's nies
mails oufseildrt tperben tpirb. ebenfo
iptnis ipie bic Qoipar Nouler's. beHen
romontifhes Ghidfnl lnnge 3eit In
Deuif4lonb bic Gemiiibkr erregie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-29

(JoriI.buns folst.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-29

Gtntm iungen poeten.
GeSs olIss baran. oeinen bauptfdM,
lidiien Geblsr su eriennen. Damn fpts
5ioIiiirt bid nuf ibn. - Wnn ntnnt
bus bic intreHaHte peri0nli4e 0otG
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-29
s. 0 rtf4rftt.

senbett: ~llnberiebIiGer Tag
be1ite sum erftengedIe io1s3 Ieittnont3.
lm6tioeS Saeb- ielinaoen.l- T.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-07

The delivery horse on the Model
Steam Laundry wagon, feeling his
oats Saturday morning, started west
on First street at mad pace. just
before reaching the viaduct the horse
stumbled and fell, doing no damage
to the rig. ... ~
A. B. Jackson, vice president of
the Bovey-ShWte Lumber Co., ar
rived from Minneapolis Monday, and
will spend two weeks looking after
the company's affairs here. Mr.. Jack
son is young man who has climbed
very rapidly in his business. 4
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-07

The Juvenile Bostonians played at
the opera house to crowded houses
Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights.
1t is q pleasure to attend, to high Z
class performance as these girls gave.
The entertainment was clean In every
particular, the songs up-todAte, the
acting and singing very good. and the
dances unusually pretty. Inc COM
pany is on is way way and Win soon
leave for the Orient and Australia.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-07

James johnson has bought q new
Rambler automobile. We never thot
It Of Jim. For more than twenty
years he has driven from the farm to
his law once In 'Minot and back, be-
hind his favorite horses, and We never
thot he would 90 back on the trusty
steeds. Jim. however. has always
kept up with tho times. and besides
the auto will como handy when he
goes down to Warrington at the next
session OF congress.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-07

Frank w. Youngman bought the
Grant Youmans home on the South
hill. Mr.. Youmans will begin at
once the erection Of q fine modern
home on South Main street just OPP
posite Gov. Devine's residence. Mr..
Youman's home win be different from
any In this city, the roof to be very
steep, with high gables:
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-07

Fred O. Brewster, supervisor OF
census for northwestern North d.
kota, and former Attorney General
t'rick, were in Ninot transacting bus
mess pertaining to the taking Of the
census. Mr.. Brewster, who had his
attention called to the fact that Minot
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-07

Peter Ehr has returned from trip
OF several months duration through
the southern states. Peter will prob
ably build . business block or two
this year.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-07

had been allowed but two enumer.
ators, is doing his utmost to get
at least two more, and is is very like
~ that he win be successful.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-04-07

bill" Snyder has gone to Fargo,
wheKe he is chief mixologist at the
Candy Mart soda fountain. J.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-20
Long ard Short
Haul Provision
to Be Enforced
Interstate Commerce Commission
Announces Intention of Strict Ad-
ministration of Section Four.

WASHINGTON, Oct. i9-In a formal
order issued late today, the Interstate Com
merce commission announced it's intention
to administer strictly section four, the
long and short haul provision of the re-
Gently amended interstate commerce act.
The order was the outgrowth Of a hearing
held by the committee two weeks ago on
the mater, q the application Of interstate
carriers generally for relief under the long
and short haul provision.
BY the terms Of the roder there will
be no change in the existing status or In
the present rights OF carriers until Febru-
ary II, 1871. They may file with the COM
mission such changes in rates and tariffs
as ordinary would be filed in the course
OF their business under the present rate
business under the present rate basis or
adjustments. This accords to the transpor-
taton companies the right even to file
higher rates or fares to intermediate points,
and through rates or fares higher than the
combinations Of the intermediate rates or
fares provided that In so doing the dis
crimnaton against intermediate points is
not made greater than that in existence
In August 1910. The commission announces
that Il does not necessarily approve through
this permission, any rates or fares that may
be filed, all OF them being held subject to
complaint, investigation and, il necessary,
to correction
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-20
Nebraska Grand
OF the A. O. u. w.
to Pay Big Sum
Judge Sanborn Makes Finding in
Case Involving Payment of
100000.

MILWAUKEE Wis, oct. l9.-tspeciaI
Telegram THAT the Nebraska grand
lodge of the a. o. L. W. must pay $780,
900 to the supreme lodge so that the su-
preme lodge may apply the money toward
assisting the Wisconsin grand lodge,
which became insolvent in 1906, to pay it's
liabilities is the decision of federal Judge
Sanborn of Madison
The Fidelity Trust company was an
pointed receiver at the time and con
tended that the supreme lodge was liable.
Subsequently the supreme officers were
hauled into court for examination
1t was learned that the supreme lodge
was not in a financial position to take the
Wisconsin grand lodges burden of in
debtedness on its shoulders inasmuch as
the grand lodge of Kansas Nebraska,
Minnesota and other states had refused
to contribute TO the guaranty fund. Then
the receiver contended that Il was up to
the supreme lodge to sue the grand lodges
that refused to pay their allotment into
the guaranty fund. At least 1t was
argued, tnat the supreme court ought tc
authorize the receiver to sue in the name
of the supreme lodges. After severa
conferences the supreme lodge and the
receiver Joined in an action against tn,
Nebraska grand lodge, with the result
mentioned.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-20
President / aft
Talks Politics
New York Situation is Discussed and
Said to Look Excellent for the
Republicans.

NEW YORK, oct. l9.-Political confer
ences occupied most OF President Tafts
time in New York today. No word had
come from oyster Bay up TO noon and it
became evident there would be no meet
ing between the president and Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt The necessity for
two days Of complete rest is said to have
made II impossible for the colonel to leave
oyster Bay.
Lloyd c. Griscom of the New York
county republican committee visited Pres
ident Taft today and talked over the New
York state situation. Mr.. Griscom was op-
timistic over the outlook. He denied that
efforts were being made to have the pres
ident write a letter in behalf of Henry
Stimson, the republican candidate for
governor, or to have the former make a
speech In New York in the campaign The
president feels, II Is said he has gone as
far as he can.
Mr.. Griscom said II the president were
to consent to speak in New York, nearly
every other state would demand a visil
from him and this would be impossible
Walter d. Hines Of the Santa Fe railroad
talked over the freight rate situation with
the president.
Secretary Charles d. Norton, who went
to Chicago to register several days ago
reioined the president today. Mr.. Norton
, declares that the republicans are in ex-
cellent shape in Illinois and will have q
comparatively easy victory at the polls
next month.
Mr., Taft departed at midnight for Wash.
ington.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-20
Kearney's New
Bishop Chosen;
\ Name IS Withheld
Report Must Be sent to Deputies for
Ratification-Announoement
is Due Today.

CINCINNATI oct lg-rhe house OF
bishops Of the triennal convention Of the
Protestant Episcopal church .2day selected
five new bishops and one missionary
bishop. but announced that the names Of
those selected would not be made public
until the report is sent to the house of
deputies tomorrow morning for ratification.
The new bishops will have charge Of the
dioceses Of Wyku, China, Eastern okla
horua. Northern Texas, san Joaquin, Cat,
and Arizona a new missionary bishop 10
take the place OF Bishop Graves Of kear-
ney, Neb was also chosen, but mis- maine
will be withheld also until tomorrow.
a petition Of right was presented to
the house OF bishops today by Rev VIII
liam Bollard OF Los Angeles. who was
inhibited from occupying a pulpit in Los
Angeles. The house OF bishops refused to
take any action on the case and referred
IL to the bishop OF Los Angeles.
The last Joint session Of the house OF
bishops and the house OF deputies took
place this afternoon. when church work in
Mexico. Porto Rico Brazil and Africa was
discussed.
Property and Human Life in Mexico
was the subject taken by Bishop Il. d.
Aves Of Mexico. lie was followed by
Bishop Kinsolving Of Brazil. who described
the condition Of the church in Brazil as
very poor owing to the lack Of funds
Bishop Ferguson the coored bishop OF
Cape Palmas, Africa, related his twenty
five years experience in the missionary
field Of Africa.
The last speaker Of the afternoon was
3 shop j. H. Van Buren, of Porto Rico
who described the conditions of the church
in Porto Rico, claiming that they were
discouraging in the extreme, but even al
that they had improved wonderfully during
the last ten years.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-20
FOUR CLOSEST ESTIMATES ON
THE POPULATION OF OMAHA
Correct Names and Estimates of Those
Who Were Nearest the Census
office Figures.

mistake was made in the publication
OF the names Of those who had estimated
closest to the exact population of the city
Of Omaha as announced by the census
bureau. The figures given out by the
census bureau for Omaha were 1906
Tho closest estimates on the population Of
the city received by The Bee were:
124,OOO-S. b. Nenln, 1854 o street, Lincoln,
l2l, 2o2-E. q. H.SIiessisr, Columbus. April
i2s. .ss7-Mrs. J. B. Maxfield, zaO2 Miami
street, April g.
street, South Omaha, April 8.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-20

II the Woman's club the Associated
Federation and the Mothers union should
ever Officially hear this there would be
some high goings on, Maybe the manage
ment OF the Brandeis theater and store
might also be moved TO serious conference.
Probably Il would be better that the affair
be kept from them because the baby. the
mother and the matron that figured In il
are happy. THIS is the story OF how the
baby, properly checked grabbed the
grizzly bear In the nursery OF the Brandeis
and had a perfectly wonderful time while
her mother went 10 the show. Where the
woman's club comes Ia Is that the baby
kept on mAunng the bear until u:S0 p. m,
when most babies are supposed 10 be roam
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-20
HARD ON OKLAHOMA DRINKERS
Court RestrAiRs Transportation Com
panIes fron DsIiverinE Li0uOT
IN the state.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okl, Oct BIN the
superior court last night temporary in
junction was issued, restraining railroads
and express companies in the state from
delivering Intoxicating liquors to persons,
corporations, societies or clubs or those
known to be holding federal liquor licenses.
The order was issued At the instance of
Fred s. Caldwell, state enforcement Of
ficer. but does not restrain the delivery Of
consignments OF liquors to persons for
medicinal use. The companies are given
thirty days TO file an amended order
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-20
Mother at Show, Keeps
Nursery Open With Baby

ing in the gardens Of the Sand Man, sleep
Mrs II. r. Duffy, matron OF the nursery,
was compelled 10 keep her apartment open
until 8 Mrs. Abbott. the belated mother.
wandered IN from the show and took
charge OF Baby. Usually the nursery is
closed at $50 o'clock
Mrs Duffy reports that her babies. one
and all, are better than any play the
mothers can hope 10 see. The matron had
figures a. hand Wednesday 10 show that
Omaha has as many babies as theater-
going mothers, and they are an OF them
perfectly willing that their mothers 90 20
any show in town. Two hundred little
ones passed a pleasant time In the nursery
Saturday, and the daily average IL about
nfty,