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The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31

= JONES ST. SOMETHING CHOICE Entire
hat paneled in select Oregon pine: reception hall
ana .llFlng room beamed, studded with electric
llsflts; numerous bookcases ana china closets
pressed brick open hre CRATE: asking $3.50.
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ROOM REINFORCED BRICK FLAT.
3lOMNIOWN-E Hardwood floors throughout
ltolmes disappearing bed: beamed ceilings;
heavy chain fixtures attached 10. dome lamp in
Qlnlng room: class A building. rent -Al50.
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Not Cherry Sister Bunk" but one of those
dear little nests which would tempt Vesta Vic
terra TO ly from her Birdie Chorus" and be
contented 10 sing only Home. Sweet Home
10 her mate. Right II the Mob Hill section is
located one of the swellest bungalows In the
city, with rooms and bath; all conveniences;
TOP notch, Al lovable home: be TIE first TO see
this one; rent only $50.
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HOUSES To LET-Furnished

SUNNY house. completely furnished; rooms; 8
open freplaces; Steinway piano; minutes
walk to College gate; block from car; very
desirable; owner on premises. 1885 Cedar ST,
Eolo
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FLATS NORTH OF MARKET ST

FLATS NORTH OF MARKET STREET
Pacific av.. 2935. bet Broderck and Baker
rooms and bath: Sji.9
Laguns ST. 1903. cor Post: 6 rooms and
hath: $50: in al rooms.
Clay St. 1917. bet Prcsidio av. and Walnut;
raonls and hath; $50.
Green St. 1913 bet. Octavia and Laguna; G
rooms and bath: $50.
California ST. 30eS. bet Baker and Lyon; I
rooms ard bath: S27.50.
Hayes St. 5G2. bet. octavia and Lasuna; 5
rooms and bath S25.
Preside aT.. 74s, cor. sutter; 4 rooms and
Fiibert St l7so, bet. Cough and octavia; 4
Point I.obos av.. T5is. bet. Cook and Blake; 6
rooms; $50.
FLATS soUTH OF MARKET AND MISSION.
Howard St, Sc. cor 18th; ) rooms and
bath: $3.50.
Bryant st;: 2ess. bet. 2lst and 22d; rooms
Church s. I2oah, cor. oath; : rooms and
Hardy St. 4a. bet Church and sanchez; ;
rooms and bath: SIS.
Harrison st. 2T42. bet. 2sd and gath; rooms
and bath; Sl6.
Howard ST.. 21le bet. I7tb and 18th: rooms
and bath: SIS.
shipIey St. 81. bet. Sd and 4th; 5 rooms and
bath. S25.
Howard 81. bet sth and 9th; rooms and
bath; $40.
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FLATS TO LET-oontinuea

FLATS
FOR RENT
BY
SHAINWALD, BUCKBEE & CO,
~ MONTGOMERY ST. TEL. DOUGLAS AZ.
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DON'T READ THIS HEA

DON'T READ THIS HEADING
And quit, for the sensation of this item is only
begun. III guarantee, If you desirous in
! locating in new home. what is 10 follow will
give you that rolled oats smile that won't come
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BOARDMAN BROS. & CO.,
sos California st.
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TWO. BLOCKS. FROM. FATRlfoNT HOTEL
New . room sunny fat: inferior finished in light
o2k dlning room paneled and beamed pressed
brick coal CRATE; BaccUs steam heater in parlor:
elaborate. satin brass fixtures throughout; walls
tinted straw brown and olive. green. rent only
$50. A .snan...
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FAST.oF - -

FAST. OF NAN. NESS --.-e
- " WASHINGTON ~ St HALF BLOCK FROM
n lgt@-New room sunny fat rent $50. in
clpdlng garbage, 5anitor service hot water and
Sas. range --.-: ~
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ElIZABETHAN FLATS OK JACKSON ST;
EAST OF HYDE-HeaTy beamed ceilings: living
haqkcases and china closets. an attractive &
room fat for SO
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OAK sT.--New- 8 room .aat. rent SO. so.
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MISEELI-ANE NEOTS
r. SHORT WALK TO BUSINESS CENTER-New
= room sunny apt with large yard interior I'm
isheo IN early English. buffet art glass doors
= Marsha l!-StearnS folding beds: French donblp
mirrors III each. size 3x6 original design
butet and china clOsetss gas range. Peerless
heater. kitchen table, jantor and garbage serv-
1-e- rent $50.
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= n. MINUTES. RIDE TO EMPoRiUM-Cone
Eat. 8 large sunny rooms. rent So7. 30 4 snap
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HOUSES TO LET-Unfurnished
LARGE, comfortable house, close in with gar
age; reasonable for long time. Address
owner, p o. box 442, Palo Alto, Cal.
GOLDEN GATE av 141O-Sunny house:
rooms, BATH etc.; in first class condition.; large
yard; open today.
S16-Lovely house; rooms and bath; garden and
yard. 1730 Greenwich east of Oetavia.
MARKET ST. 1S92-House Of l6 rooms and large
light store.
NICE sunny house rooms and b.. rent rea
sonable; yard and lot adjoining 1850 Eddy st
RERkEIEx uouSrS nn
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7 RICHMOND DIsTRICT-SwelI new 8 room
corner apartments; S25
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AND THAT'S NOT All

Aou don't have TO wear out life and shof
leather. either No waits. No delays. We
wheel you right out TO these exclusive abode;
with act Of courtesy peculiar only TO the
Bunster SAKE Company. SO roll your hoop ul
F6GT- Sf the
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31

CoLONIAI1 s ROOM FLAT on. JACKSON ST.
=d ard Noed floors. magnificent bronze fixtures:
art glass " indpWs in china closets and book.
cases AlnsNorth tapestries Throughout. window
scar larse heTcled mirrors in bedrooms: French
folu4ng doors, opening on TO sunny veranda: but
lef 15slftEg cooling closet. efc.. beautiful mar.
Inc view; rent reasonable 70 responsible party.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

, YOUNG ladies employed during the day would
like apartment of rooms and bath; must be
east of Van Ness v and direct line to
ferry Permanent; state price. Address box
1914, Call office.
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CALIFORNIA AND LEAvENwoRTH-Urp +
cate room dat: rent s25.
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.,f1ScErI.A-EnrC

BROADWAY room fat. overlook irc
ely and bay; modern in every respect; rent 500
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=. LEAN ENAy0RTH- ST. EXCELLENT LOCA-
IIe)N--6- room fat. can not be eoualed for light
and sunshine liv ing room and dining room pan
eled and. besued; stein shelf. window seats.
Ihis is an unusually. well bailt Gat Rent only
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A. ]. SNYDER.
1114 BROADWAY.

Has the largest renting list OF modern. up TO
date houses, bungalows and hats in Oakland.
Linda Vista and Piedmont. Get new liss
Monday.
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RUSSIAN Convenient to Hyde and
rent So so
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31

I LOW RENT CORNER
any day this week, and you will find us waiting
and willing to assist a heartsick home seeker.
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ONE HALF BLOCK FROM KEYsToNF f
AFA3sI2d hN 3'S-=4 room apt, marine view
som ething choice. rent $50.
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RENDER ASSISTANCE TO THE THOUSANDS OF RE
OTHERS SEARCH
FRANCISCO COMPILED THIS LIST PLACES TO RENT
FLATS TO LET-Continued

LANDGREBE, MACNBvIN & JONES, INC,
Real Estate. Agents. Rent Collecting and In
surance.
525 California ST bet. Kearny and Montgomery
Telephones-Ke earny 3074, Home C3074.
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ALAMEDA HOUSES TO LET-Usfus

FOR RENT
S30-1912 Clinton corner Chestnut st; 2
story, room, modern house; beautiful
beach.
s45-IsO5 Weber St; story, room, modern
house.
s60--12O7 Grand ST.; ? story. Il rooms. baths,
modern in all respects; beautiful grounds.
LEWIS & SHAW.
1sf4 Park St. Alameda.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31

mob .HIIIs--In select apt house rooms:
vii furnish electric lights and hotel service for
$50 per month
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show for the first time tomorrow strictly up
70 date room modern fat can ideal home in all
Its significance This one surely will appeal 10
you In every way Don't allow the cheapness OF
the rent 10 make the impression that the fat
Itself is cheap. and glance tomorrow morn
ing viii rent this place; perfect steal at So.
IL. there, All who would like magnificent
little room and bath fat in the DOLORES
MISSION section We for the first
time in some months able to show you some
thing very hne in this locality Brand new;
never been occupied (but soon will be) This
ideal home stands in the cream of all climatical
parts of San Francisco Directly in front is
beautiful park surpassed by none In the city
The rooms are arrangeds beautifully; built in
china closets and bookcase. beamed ceilings satin
brass gas aud electric hxtores: colonial style
throughout; janitor service, ETC. furnished free
Can be had for So. so.
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PARK VICENITY-Nevv 4 room dat: mission
interior: dining room beamed anf lsaneled tap
eStry frfeze; bedroom white enamel living room
riuted in olive green: EnassiEe efnker brick
fireplace; rent So. 30
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Clay AND HYDE4 room apt. aat: every
room. sunny rent S25.
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5000
SaAS25
and $27
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FRANKLIN STREET APARTSiENTS-ve
coy and up 10 date apartments of rooms
be- tinted in new shades of wood brown and
straw color; dining rooms psneled high. to be
surmounted by artistic frieze: heavy beamed
ceilings; large inclosed porch rents SIS to
S2Z.oo; without exception these are the finest
and most modern apartments in town for the
money; built on a sunny corner.
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.CLAY ST. VICINITY or MOB HIIL-z4 room
sIiartinents; steam heat hot water, roof garden
4fi tor and elevator service interior finished in
llanta OAK; an attracttFely built buffet art glass
doors: paneled wallis heavy beamed ceilings
teeeltion hail. etc-t reut $40, This is cheap.
considering location and acconlnoda lions.
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LEATENWORTH AND WASHINGTON STs. -
Sew room fiat strictly first class; hot water
81 al hours: rent S30
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OAKLAND FLATS TO LET-Furnishe


EU FINISHED flats; 8 rooms and bath; large and
sunny; modern; walking distance of 40th st:
Key Route; 42S Edwards st. east of Telegraph
av..: price S25 and $50
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CALIFORNIA sT.-Ne,v room sunny ant.
rent $50
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31

The Mason McDufhe company's rent depart
nent will show you the above houses and others
AZ any time. To assure prompt attention it Is
best to make an appointment. either by telephone
or by mail. Ask for Mr. Long
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-02

subject to approval OF New York exchange
The most important feature OF all in the
eyes of the men from the Department of
den for almost forty years of the so-caIled
Marin wire" This is the line through
which all the big bucket shop centers from
New England across the continent as far
as Omaha have been served for wears
with fast wires that enabled them to OBJ
tain qHstations from the New York ex-
charge from five TO fifteen minutes ahead
Of the ordinary ticker on which their Gus
toners relied. By this advantage in time
the bucket shop keeper was able TO make
every speculation sure thing so far as
he was concerned,
The three offices raided are alleged TO he
the headquarters Of this elaborate wire
system and the sum total of the raids is
that almost every bucket shop in the
United states has been put cut of business
The Consolidated exchange in this city
will be able to obtain the New York stock
exchange quotations as usual Monday. be-
cause it is understood It has made arranep-
ments to have the prices repeated hack
from Montreal, to which city they are
flashed to subscribers 10 the Gold and
Stock companys service. The great
cleanup Saturday, whichfs declared to have
been the most deadly blow ever aimed at
the bucket shop business In this country
was the second step in the crusade against
bucket shops upon which the Department
Of Justice recently embarked.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-02
Prince TSai Tao
Grateful to Nation
Chinese Member of Royal Family
Expresses Thanks for
Hospitality.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-Prince Tsai Tao
Of China, brother of the prince regent,
was the guest at dinner last night Of the
Chinese minister, Chang Yin Tan, the
dinner being followed by a reception at
tended by hundreds of men in official and
diplomatic life. At midnight Prince Tsai
Tao and his suite left for New York.
Prince Tsai Tao. through an interpreter.
gave the assembled diners his message Of
qualification for the treatment he had re-
ceived in the United States.
81 feel" he said, that / cannot leave
the capital Of this great country without
expressing my grateful thanks for the
splendid hospitality which / have received
from the government and people OF the
United States. Ever since | stepped on
American soil at Honolulu the whole coun-
try has thrown open its doors to me and
to the members of my suite and nothing
has been left undone for our comfort and
enjoyment as well as for the furtherance
of the mission which has brought us to
this country.
My only regret is that the time allotted
for my stay in this country permits me to
obtain a mere bllmpse of the vast re-
sources. But that glimpse is sufficient to
produce a permanent impression of what
I have seen. | am not unmindful of the
fact that the honors and courtesies which
have been showered upon me are intended
for me as a member of the imperial family
OF China and as the representative of the
Chinese nation. On behalf of the govern
ment and the people of China l sincerely
thank the government and people OF the
United States"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-02
Samuel Z. Batten
Leaves Nebraska
Lincoln Minister Accepts Place in Des
Moines College as Biblical
Instructor. $3.50
CFrom a staff Correspondentl }


LINCOLN. May 1.-(Speclal)-Rev Sam
ue Zane Batten and his family will leave
Lincoln June 10 to assume charge OF the
department of Biblical literature and social
science at the Des Moines college, position
he accepted some days ago DIR, Batten Is
one of the best known ministers, not only
in Lincoln, but in the state, and during his
six years residence here he has taken an
active part in the political afafrs of the
city and state He came to Lincoln from
New Jersey, reaching the city at a time
when there had been several attempts made
in vain to drive the saloons out of the city
stop gambling and violations of law Dr.
Batten perfected one of the best organiza-
tions of the kind that ever worked in this
city, and he more than any other man, is
responsible for the fight put up by the pro-
hibitionists in Lincoln during the last cam
paign.
While many In Lincoln opposed DR.. Bat
ten, his sincerity was never questioned here
publicly and his friends believe he hated
hypocracy as much as he did the other
| things he fought, In his sermons he fire.
quently said he respected the gambler and
the saloon keeper, the men whose business
he fought, more than he did the faker and
the hypocrite
DIR. Batten will do much outside work in
his new field. While here he was pastor
of the First Baptist church.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-02
PoorhouseS in
Kansas Become
Farmers Helps
County Charitable Institutions Used
as Experiment Stations, So Great
is States Prosperity.

MANHATTAN, kan, May Prosperity
has been so good in KANSAS that poor
houses have been abandoned as charitable
institutions and converted into experiment
stations TO add to the wealth Of the
farmers.
Last year many of the farms were leased
to individuals or were titled by the su-
perintendents and paid assistants When
the state legislature learned that the farms
were not fulfilling their original purpose
a bill was enacted allowing the state Agri-
cultural college to take. over the land and
conduct experiments irf farming for the
benefit OF the counties. The experiment
stations are to replsc. in masure, the
bulletins issued by the college.
Z. F.. Crabtree and G. c. Wheeler, pro
fessors at the college, spend their time
after March / t3veling over the state, d.
recting their employees. who have charge
of the work at the stations.
Every month the farmers are invited to
attend meetings at the prosperity farms
and inspect the progress OF the crops
These gatherings have developed into So
cial affairs. The women attend prepare
dinner and discuss fashions The college
probably win send domestic science lee.
turers to speak at the meetings.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-02
Bucket Shops Hard Hit by
Raid Upon Stock Exchange

NEW YORK, May l.-Cspeclal Tele-
gram)-The Consolidated Stock exchange
OF this city was found TO be in connection
with an elaborate system of telegraph
wires, over which stock quotations alleged
to have been stolen from the New York
Stock exchange have been supplied TO
bucket shops all over the country. This
discovery was made by special agents of
the Department OF Justice in simultaneous
raids on three alleged bucket shops wire
service, two In Broad street, this city and
the other in Jersey city. The men arrested
i'm these raids are: Frank Mailer Of the
firm OF Morris & Maier No. a Broad
street. Manhattan and Joseph Becker of
the firm OF \, Marin, Consolidated ex-
change with offices at rs Montgomery
street, Jersey City. Mailer resides in Brook
lyn and Becker in Wakefield, y, Y Each
was held in heavy ball on the charge Of
having conspired with alleged bucket shops
to violate the laws OF the United States
by conducting bogus stock brokerage Of
fices in the District OF Columbia
The New York stock exchange, it is also
charged is to blame for not exercising
reasonable care in protecting its quota
tiOns.
The sensational revelations due to these
raids will, it is believed, affect the day to
day contract between the New York Stock
exchange and the Gold and Stock Ticker
company. which supplies quotations 10
brokers' offices all over the United States.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-02
Organization Will See to it that
Homes Are Provided.
SOUTHERN STATES TO BE- FIELD
Texas, Missouri and Alabama Scene
Of Operation.
COLONIES ON MODEL FARMS
Each One VIII Include Central
Farm, Presided over by Ex-
pert who VIII Oversee
Work.


ST. LOUIS, May IA nationwide back
to the farm" movement, to be sponsored
by phllanthropists of the United states,
viii be inaugurated in thA, city May 5, at
a preliminary meeting OF interested parties
called by Governor Herbert S. Hadley.
Governor H1ddley has long been an
ardent advocate of return of city dwellers
to the farm and for months has been work
Ing out the details of a plan which he be-
lieves will solve the high cost Of living
problem and at the same time bring about
more scientific farming.
lie proposes to organize the National
Farm Homes association with the philan-
thropists of the country as stockholders to
furnish farms, equipments and instruction
for worthy applicants who are seeking to
escape from the cities.
Addresses will be made at the preliminary
meeting by Secretary of AsP-ulture Will
son, William j Bryan Jacob Ris, d. f.
Yoakum, Lyman Abbott, Jane Adams,
Joseph w. Folk. Governor Iiadey Jmmi-
grafton Commissioner j. II, Curran and
others
a committeeman from each state will be
nGmed at the meeting. ard a call will be
is.ueu for a final meeting at which the
association Will be formally organized.
boNSIhOI IlduIey : pan IL naue up OF lue
best features of similar ideas in use in
Europe, with minor addition by himself
1t is proposed to incorporate the associa-
tion for S1OOO,OO0, the stock to be divided
into 1000 shares of 81 900 each. These shares,
it is expected, will pay dividends which
either will be taken out by the stock
holders or added to the capital.
Colonies ON Model Farms.
1 to
model farms in Texas, Missouri, Alabama
and olEeI states where land is cheap and
certi.a. Each farmer viii I've allotted forty
acres; home will be erected for him. and
fences utensils and live stock furnished
Thirty-two ofsthese forty3acre farms viii
constitute a colony.
Each colony also will include a central
farm, presided over by ar expert agricul-
turist, who will oversee the work on the
farms, the proper rotation of crops, etc.
Tenants will be given ample time to pay
for their farms and their profits have
been figured out by Governor Hadey as
averaging $500 a year,
Each colony will have a school, where
scientific farming will be taught in addi-
ton to the usual curriculum. Entertain
ments Will be provided for the colonists
so that farm life will lose the monotony
that in Governor Hadleys opinion is now
largely responsible for the rush to the
cities.
Each group of thirty-two farms will cost,
complete, 1t is figured, $4,000. thus allowing
twenty colonies. or $50 farms on the orig
inal investment. The number of farms is
constantly TO increase as the tenants pay
off their Indebtedness. Applications for
farms will be passed upon by committee
appointed for that purpose.
Governor Hadley recently purchased a
farm and Is erecting a log cabin, where he
and his family VIII spend the summer
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-02
OMAHA TRAIN IN COLLISION
Illinois Central Passenger Hits
Freight I'm Chicago, InjurinE
Two Men.

CHICAGO May 1.-Charles H. Peasar,
conductor of Fond Du Lac, Wis, and c. IL
Rogers brakeman, of the same city, were
injured, the former seriously, when Illinois
Central passenger train No. from Omaha
crashed into a caboose in the Illinois Cen
tral yards of the freight where Peasar and
Rogers were sitting. Some of the passen-
gers Of the Omaha train were thrown from
their seats but no serious injuries We're
suffered.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-02
LORIMER ISSUES STATEMENT
Accused Illinois Senator Declares
White Blackmailer.
SAYS HE WAS APPROACHED
Believes Man Either Crazy or with
Some Other Motive and De-
cIares Charger Untrue
others Drawn In.

CHICAGO, May 1-Senator Lorimer has
issued the followin statement in connection
with the White bribery confessions:
The White statement is absolutely false
from start to finish. 1t Is a lie on the face
of It. What is the matter with White is be-
yond me. What is the matter with the
people behind hlm-the Chicago Tribune-is
easier to tell. They are trying to wreck
the financial institutions which am known
to be starting. 1t is an old game with
these people. For twenty years the Tribune
has imagined that it could ruin me, not only
personally and politically, but in every en-
terprise with which | have been connected.
How well It has succeeded anybody in Chi
cago today may judge for himself
"As to White, / never had any but casual
meetings with him and as it happens, |
never saw him alone.
In general, his story Is so impossible
that It's falsehood is apparent at a glance,
Anybody who was in Springfield during
the senatorial contest. or is at all famiI-
lar with Springfield affairs, would know
In minute that It could not be true.
Such fantasti1 things don't happen.
"lf you ask me why White tells this
story, ] can't tell you. Some time ago, in
Washington, I got a letter from him say
ing that he was going to write a story
.ot his life in the legislature. lie said
that he had written 10000 words. for
which he had an offer of $3.50 a word.
As that would mean $4,000, concluded
that the man was crazy.
senator Says BIackmaiI.
MY secretary suggested that the letter
was blackmail letter, but / did not be-
lieve 1t at the time, Now I can see It
more clearly. But l just sent White q
reply to the effect that l was glad he
was doing so well.
II might say here that little before I
received this letter l had been told that
White was very poor and needed work and
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-02
Webster Drainage Ditch.

FORT DODGE, Ia, May 1.-(Special
Telegram. Recommendations and plans
for the biggest drainage district in Web
ter county were submitted today and work
will soon begin to cost $4,000, and cover
$4,000 acres, reclaming 5000 acres of
slough, which is now the Mecca of hunters
and fishers. The work will also greatly
benefit the good roads effort
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-02
COuntrN Hong Rnrned.

BOONE, la, May 1.-(Special Tele-
gram)-Bert Richards big country home
was completely destroyed by fire last night
1t caught by a spark from a chimney
The members of the family were not
awakened by the roaring OF the flames
until their beds were on fire. All of them
escaped, but saved nothing but night
clothes. There was no insurance.