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The Washington herald., 1910-04-20

Mckinley Lodge, Auxiliary to G. A. R.,
held its regular monthly meeting at the
Loyal Legion Hall, 4l9 Tenth street
northwest, last night The attendance
was usual
The Washington herald., 1910-04-20
CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished By W. n. Hibbs & Co.
members Of the New York stock Exchange. Hibbs
The Washington herald., 1910-04-20

While you think Of it, telephone your
Want AID. 10 The Washington Herald, and
bill viii be sent you at ! cent a word
The Washington herald., 1910-04-20
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET.

'Ex dividend.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-19

Write wan, ad--whcn W empuye
Losses interest in the job.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-19
pawhusk, Gcts Brick Factory.

Special 10 The World
Pawhuska. Okla, oct lS.-lirick
factory No 2. the one that win man
ufacWre 100000 bricks eyry 80 hours.
IL now golng To- be- reality The
ground. which adioins the Midland
Valley railroad right of way % hort
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-19

Answer a want ud--or two or three
for sometimes YOU can find a ser.
want In an hour In that way
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-19

meets every Monday night n Masonic
Hail
Tulsa Eu,ampment 80. 2g. meets
first ana third Friday ~ each month
u Fraternity Han
A. g. and A. NJ Tulsa Lodge SO
~, regular communications second
and fourth Thursday nights specials
nr~t aud third Thursdays Zoo Masonic
Temple East Third
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-19

WRITE o want ad and ery how
many people want that position YOU
have 20 offer
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-12
Early Bird Thief
Works on Ladder
School Marin" is Robbed of Pocket
book Under Her Pillow
While Awake.

Miss Lillian Wilber a city school teacher,
is shy just SSll9 of vacation money.
Just as the sun was creeping above the
horizon and the birds were sleepily twitter-
ing in the tree tops. bold sneak thief
gently placed ladder at a second story
window at the rear of Mrs. j. NJ. STAFF
ford's home, 2241 Howard street, assembled
to the second story raised a sash screen
and, reaching through the window. lifted
pocketbook that had been left on a
dresser. He made his way calmly down
the ladder and disappeared around the
corner OF the house. This bold piece Of
second story work happened in broad day
light. The victim of the robbery heard
the man as he was descending to the
ground and jumped out of bed, screaming
at the top OF her voice when she saw a
man pointing a revolver at her as he
backed away.
Her cries aroused the neighborhood and
the police were called. but no trace of the
thief could be found
Miss WILDER was going to put the money
in a bank Saturday
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-12

putting the baggage on the train the re-
mainder joined I'm grand housekeeping
and. when the cadets left for Omaha, the
camping grounds were as green and nice
as when they arrived
Mayor Edward Lockwood of Harlan was
an interested spectator of the breaking of
camp, and when the cadets left he extended
a hearty invitation to the corps from the
people of Harlan for second visit.
The parade OF the High school boys from
the station to the High school building was
watched by hundreds of people, and many
proud parent, was seen. to wave to a
grnning, sunburned face.
Fun i'm Camp.
The last night in camp was the most
exciting one of the week The boys spent
part of the evening in marching from one
officers tent TO another with the bass
drum and the flies of the band and fore
ing their superior officers to dance tot en-
livening tunes. Several OF the officers pre-
ferred to take their medicine in the shape
of a duckirg in the big tub holding water
near the camp, as they were in that way
able to take some revenge in getting the
others wet. The guard had an exciting
time for short period in rounding the
ones who had not reported TO their tents In
time for taps and tried to sneak away
afterwards,
Although the cadets will never admit
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-12
Mrs. Lillian Maui
Sues UndertakerS
for $4,000 Loss
Alleges in Suit Filed that She Was
Defrauded of That Amount
by Misrepresentation.

Alleging that the Cole Mckay undertake
ing firm had wilfuly deceived her in pre-
senting an offer for her property and had
attempted to defraud her of 1000 through
the deception Mrs. Lillian n. Maui filed
suit against the undertakers for the
amount of the alleged fraud, Saturday.
Mrs. Maui sets forth in her petition that
the Cole Mckay company, acting as her
agents in the negotiations for the disposal
Of her property. had received an offer of a
lot as exchange and $4,000 bonus for lot
owned by Mrs. Maui and had represented
to her that the bonus offered was only
5000.
The plaintiff further explains that she re-
fused Indignantly to accept the offer as
presented TO her by her undertaken agents,
and as a result, lost the highly accept
able offer, which, in reality, had been made.
with the petition filed by Mrs. Maui is
appended a copy OF a letter sent TO the
Cole-MeKay firm by the McCague Invest
ment company, in which the latter made
it's proposition involving the exchange and
the 81. 900 bonus. The proposition from the
McCague Investment company was fixed
as open until May s. Mrs. Maui alleges
that knowledge of the actual proposal was
withheld from her while the vastly in
ferlor and alleged fraudulent one was made
so that she was caused TO let the chance
for what would have been lucrative and
acceptable business deal slip by. She
learned OF the true state OF affairs through
an indirect source, she alleges. Attorney
Hugh Myers is acting as counsel for Mrs.
Maui
Mrs. Maui is tlie widow of Michael Maui,
who was engaged In the undertaking bust
ness during his life.
An incidental detail OF the petition is
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-12
Americanizlng
English Papers
Samuel Prior, Once Omaha News.
paper Man, High in Service of
Lord Northcliffe.

Samuel ]. Prior. formerly an Omaha
newspaper man and once employed on The
Bee, is now managing editor of the Lon
don Times and right hand man TO Lord
Northcliffe. the newspaper magnate of
England.
Charles Harding while on a visit to
London two weeks past visited Mr.. Prior
there. Mr.. Prior's wife was formerly Miss
Laura Wells, an acquaintance of Mr..
Harding in New York in years past
Mr. Prior has been employed by Lord
Northcliffe to instill new life and Ameri-
can methods into the staid English jour
nails This process has Just been admins
tered to the London Mall and the Times is
now undergoing the treatment.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-12
CADETS TIRED AND HAPPY
Return to Omaha After Week in
Camp at Harlan.
LAST NIGHT FULL OF FRANKS
Youthful Soldiers Turn Tables on
the Officers and Make Them
x Dance to the Tune of
Martial Music.

The Omaha High school cadets returned
from their annual weeks engagement Sat
urday, sunburned and happy. although
some of them were not quite so spick and
span as when they started Monday. The
special train carrying the boys arrived at
the Union states at o'clock
Camp was broken Saturday morning at 3
O'clock. every tent on the field going down
at the same time when the last note of the
general" the signal for striking camp was
given. After the tents were rolled up and
cared for, all the personal effects packed
on wagons and sent of TO the station.
While the squad of baggage rustlers'' were
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-12
GENERAL BUBB OMAHA VISITOR
Famous Warrior Stops for short Stay
with General smith of DEPART
ment of Missouri.

General John w. Bubb, retired U. S. A.
visited with General Smith of the Depart
ment of Missouri, for short time, Satur-
day before continuing his trip east from
Portland, oregon. General Bubb was with
General Custer in his famous campaign of
1876 when there was trouble. and was for
awhile the commander of the Department
of the Dakotas. He was entertained at
noon at the Omaha club.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-12
Hustler AT RIvERVIEW PARK
Concert Program 20 He Given at the
River Front Park sunday
Afternoon.

Huster's band win play the following
concert program at Riverview park Sunday
q fteruoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-12
LOOK FOR LOOT FROM
COUNCIL BLUFFS HERE
Police Believe Burglars Brought
Goods Across 40 Omaha 10
sell IN,

Two hundred dollars worth Of goods
stolen from A. NJ. singara's store at Coun-
ell Bluffs Is believed by the police to have
been brought to Omaha for disposition at
the pawnshops
The robbery is supposed to be connected
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-12

that the cooking furnished is not better
than any chef can do. a nice hot supper,
such as mother knows how to please the
boy palate with, will undoubtedly appeal
to several of the returning soldiers, Also,
it will be fine to try sleeping under a
sheet again with enough warm covers so
that if one wakes up in the early morning
hours it is not because he is freezing to
death in a dream of north polar regions.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-12

the allegation that the investment company
was to receive $1,000 for It's part in the ne
gotiation and that the purpose of the trade
was that Of erecting a hotel building on
the site of the proposed transfer lot.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-12
Laborer Dies on
Way to His Work
E. B. Hathaway, Employe of Park
Board, Succumbs to Heart
Disease.

e. B. Hathaway, an employee OF the Park
board. died of heart disease on South
Thirty-fifth avenue while on his way to
work Saturday morning
Hathaway's home is at 1915 Martha street.
The body was taken in charge by Coroner
Willis Crosby.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-12

with the operations of the burglar gang
recently raided by the police.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-12
MOTHERS FRIEND



Babys coming viii andno
Mothers
preparation Of the This N
internally
IN the physical OF
Oils medicines
render the hgamens
the crisis
THE BRADFIELD CO.. ATLANTA. ca,
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25
PERSONS IN THE NEWS

MAX GoLDBERG, fire commissioner and presi-
dent OF the electricity commission. will leave
Saturday for months trip east. Goldberg
goes on private business and will stay most
OF the time in Washington. d. c.
MR.. AND MRS. w. J. RIDDELL of Des Moines.
Mr. aud Mrs. g. +. Bedell OF Pittsburg and
Mr. and Mrs. j. r. Carpenter of Dixon, ILL.,,
are among the recent arrivals at the Manx
MRS HAYTER REED, Miss Lowery and Master
Gordon Reed OF Montreal are guests at the
Palace. Hayter Reed Is general manager OF
the hotels on the Canadian Pacific line.
g. sMEDLEY, businessman Of Eureka: Ernest
II. Justice, merchant of Phoenix. and Mr.
and Mrs. p. /. Dunn OF Santa Maria make up
group Of guests at the Areonaut-
NJ D. THATCHER, president Of the First ea.
with Mrs Thatcher. They have been speaa.
ing the winter at Pasadena
st. Francis with Mrs. Hurd- They have ~.
Gently returned from trip to south Amegtss
A RAYMoED-wHITcoMB party of "a teasssss
most of whom come from the New EezasA
states, is staying at the Fsirmont.
J. II. PRICE. a beet sugar planter ef f,eaasAiq.
Is at the Stewart with Mrs. Price aaa Ais I've
sons. J. L. and Fl. H. Price
WATSON EASTMAN. president az the West
coopersee company OF Portland. is az the 81
Francis With Mrs. Eastman.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25
BaIIinger Bent
on Baking
San Francisco

the cities public property for mpor
purpose namely supply the urgent water
needs OF a population OF a million people.
There is need speculate upon what influences
furnish the inspiration Balnges refusal permit nspec
ton of public document the ridiculous and unworthy
prese confidential report If this report had been
prepared by engineers employ of the Spring Valley
company plea might be usiabe but tins setting
professedy obtained the public interest and
undoubtedly paid for with public money II San Francisco is to
this report representatives should
permitted inspect the paper and the evidence and
Any other would be equivalent trying
permitting the defendant hear the evidence and
testimony In word Ballnges to
the of fair play and square dealing
scarcely needed evidence OF Mr. Bangers
mind this relation 1t has been policy of
the department under his regime obstruct every step
that San Francisco has taken attempted OF the
Heh Hecy project Absurd and unreasonable red has been
hamper and delay work undertaken pursuance of the
permit Banger has constantly kept the city in hot
compelled the making of of protests against
regulations whose only purpose
Every the city undertook make onward
step silly pretext of red tape invoked
Now when direct issue is made which Balnger
his conceamen the city with refusal
allow inspection the evidence 1t disgacefu business
If .he prudged against the city by Balnger will be
order his head the president Banger not
finally settle this way the other decision from
tainted carries weight and decision professdy based
on concealed evidence should have weight.
Ballnger is credit the national administration. His
continued acceptance member of the cabinet
where friendship be Mr. Taft complains
directed the administration little reflection might
show him that almost all this cicismand has
tentous voume-is based acts of Ballnger.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25
The Korean

with all his langor." says the Japan
Weekly Chronicle, "the Korean is a
particularly agreeable person He is
the polished gentleman in the setting
of the savage. He is one of natures
cheerful spirits-a Mark Taplsy who
goes whistling through life despite the
multiplication of his misfortunes- He
is the victim OF his own good nature
and is content to sit unconcernedly on
his boundary fence and witness the
robbery of his estates. II is a pleasure
to visit Korea If only TO meet the
Korean himself. for ne is the happy go
lucky, good tempered simpleton who.
while entirely oblivious OF his own in
terests, unconsciously contributes to
the pleasure OF others"
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25

MR.. AND MRS. DANIEL ScxS rsserred from
trip TO the so0tA sessseSlsS snd tcek apSr1-
meuts at the Fsssaeas,
W. BALLARD aud It, ", F0ster. government
inspectors froa wsshlaStoa, . G., are stay
ing at the stant'sd
ELMER JONES. Whe has large ell interests in
Bakersfield. h saeps ses resent Arrivals at
the 81, Sreeeis
W. =. nItGxNazAN. PAassr OF Honolulu. is
a@aas ,ss sSSe~s arrivals AZ sae 81. Francis
FRxr ssassaNs, = vsNaaent aiming man OF
Aassss SNer = s'aSsas a. the Dale
L. A. GRAMMAR, a. Ell operator et Los An
sssee. = Eezsssssea a 'ae 81 Francis.
y n esaeee, ueseeSas Of seattle. is stay
gax Il sae fe,ese VITA Mrs. osgcod.
sssNsasek sAKFtEs Of ReHevine. In., is
sssaseEed ss lae 81, Francis.
zexReS yessuaa, banker Of Los Angeles,
= ssAS ~ Al tae 81. Frsaeis.
a p saAsREfr, railrOsdmsn Of VANCOUVER.
= EssssssEed Al the stewart.
AR. AM MRS c. A. SEYMOUR Of New York
sgs geesss AZ shs FairmOnt.
G :, BENSON. mining nan Of Reno. New.
y sseeesag az the stamford.
eovxsNoa JAMES N. eILLErr is at the
Palace.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25
Berlin's Messenger Girls

The messenger girls, the latest addi-
tions to the London streets, have al
ready their counterpart in the German
capital number of girls. says the
Liverpool Post, have now been enrolled
In Berlin. and, in spite of the imperial
edict against the use of foreign words
and phrases, they are known as mes
senger girls
Their uniform is both a pretty and
serviceable one. The coat is made of
1ght colored cloth, with black braid,
and fastened with three frog buttons.
The portfolios is of black leather, in
which letters and other documents or
small parcels may be carried. The
skirt is black and box pleated.
The cap is round. like that formerly
used by our cavalry. fixed with a strap
under the chin, and worn well Tilted
over the ear. which gives them quite a
jaunty, military air.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25
Mascot of Grenadier Guards

In an interesting article on soldiers
pets in this weeks Graphic. the story
is told of gander once owned by the
grenadier guards. About 20 years ago.
when the guards were serving in Cam
ada, one night sentry pacing up and
down his lonely beat saw goose limp
ing toward him over the frozen snow.
The bird had broken it's leg. and the
soldier carried it to the regimentaI sur
geOn. who set the limb in splints. Peter.
as the gander was called, had a CRATE
full nature. and on his recovery attached
himself to the troops.
A few days afterward he saved the
life of a corporal by flying in the face
of a rebel who was just about to FIRE
at him. Peter lived to enjoy ripe old
age at the tower.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25
Floating Gun Carriage

There has just died in Paris man
who for a brief period was one of the
most popular men in France. A distin-
guished naval officer, he had already
achieved some reputation as an inven-
tor, when a few months before the
Franco-German war he constructed
curious gunboat which figured to some
purpose in the defense of Paris.
This gunboat was in reality nothing
but floating gun carriage, very stable
and unsinkable. on which was installed
an enormous cannon weighing 241a
tons and firing a 220 pound shell, says
the London Globe.
If for certain reasons it was not so
useful in the defense of Paris as was
hoped, il at any rate did good service
against the enemy's works on the
Basse Seine and caused the besiegers
much anxiety.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25
TELLS HOW TO
GET CUT RATE
Freight Agent Explains the
Matter When He Hears
Inquiry Made
FORMER member of San Fran

FORMER member of San Fran
n ciseo's finest" who is contem-
plating a trip to his old home in
Ireland and who feels that on account
of his former occupation that he
should be entitled to rate better than
the straight fare. was making his in
quiries along railroad row yesterday.
In an office in the Flood building one
of the freight representatives of the
road was standing near the counter
when he made his inquiry. The pas
senger agent could not see how he
could make a special rate without vio-
lating the rules of the interstate COM
merce commission
There's one way you can make a
half rate" spoke up the freight agent.
"How's that?"
why. ship him back with label
Goods returned to factory"
The annual report of the Italian state
railways has a detailed account of the
great earthquake at Messina and Reg
gio on the railways and the measures
that were taken to restore train serv-
ice and provide. as far as possible, for
the sufferers.
Harry Isaacs, general baggage agent
of the Santa Fe at Los Angeles, is in
the city for few days.
Douglas White. advertising manager
of the Salt Lake road. is in the city
on a recreation trip.
Through the efforts of the traffic bu-
reau of the Merchants exchange the
Southern Pacific company has recently
inaugurated a less than carload dis
tributive freight service out OF San
Francisco by which all shipments de-
livered at the freight sheds. Fourth
and Townsend streets, up to o'clock
reach all destinations within 200 miles
of this city within "a hours. The serv-
ice is proving most satisfactory and
can not but result in a material in
crease in the volume of the d1stributive
business of this city. Copies of the
schedule are being distributed by the
traffic bureau at it's Office, 1904 Mer-
chants Exchange building
The Santa Fe. Denver and Rio Grande
and the Colorado and Southern are dis
cussing the advisability Of operating
Jointly the tracks between Pueblo and
Denver.
The increase in the rates on human
hair between this city and New York
is one of the topics to come before the
interstate commerce commission soon.
Train service on the Western Pacific
has been resumed over the regular
route, according to an announcement
made at the company's Office at Salt
Lake yesterday. Since February 27.
when food waters washed out large
sections of track in Nevada. the com
pany has been detouring trains over
part of the Southern Pacific tracks.
G. Chang, freight inspector of the
French lines steamship company. is IN
che city on tour OF the Pacific coast.
He is at the Grand. --
June 1 is the time the Great Northern
will begin running it's through trains
in and out of Portland under the terms
Of the trackage agreement between the
Union Pacific, Northern Pacific and
Great Northern. 1t is understood that
all the through trains will be operated
to and from Portland over the North
ern Pacific tracks via Tacoma and Sc
attic despite the fact that the Great
Northern has a more direct route
through the Spokane gateway via the
North Bank.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25
Uncovering
| Corruption on
a Large Scale

legislature and lobbyist in the employ OF fire insurance companies
shows cynical almost humorous disregard of facts proof This
is
Then Mr. Kennedy called Superintendent Hotchkss the
$4,000 proposition him Immediately
you that bl asked Mr. Kennedy with
evidence Of astonisfmen.
YES" said Mr.. Hotchkiss.
NO" Kennedy, "c'est impossible"
Mr. Hotchkiss the shows did
subsequently
that amount
4 those meetings, II? asked Mr. Kennedy
the of his bill length
Mr. e
peed produce question:
Kennedy remarked:
why books regard these matters
Well hen should from letter files said Mr.
Hochkis
Bu have files relating that period said the witness L
think they have been destroyed"
Kennedy promised his well
his further information and he theupon excused
Memories of the yellow dog fund of the life insurance
recalled by these investigations the activities
BLACK Horse cavalry in the New York Legislature in the way
given thorough airing Governor Hughes Root
Taft fully agreed that time for New York
house and do right 1t becomes evident that bribery and
corruption have prevailed the New York legislature for
larger scale than any other like body in America
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25
What Hitchcock
and the
Politicians Want

whole trouble Frank Hitchcock aborng night dav to get
the speaker to eliminate himself voluntarily from political
equation but the old proves obstinate he right from
that point OF view Joe Cannon nothing than
ton OF system which the insurgents making
Cannon eliminated his place would be taken by Dalze
AS long the attorneys of he
there will be important change
much better that Joe Cannon should as the
living embodiment of His continuance power
makes the issue unmisakabe 1t would
take for the insurgents drive him from the exactly
what the professional politicians of the Hitchcock stripe desire
The Boston Transcript apphending perhaps strategy
OF the situation calls Cannon retire. career
Speaker game long should
of
creditsbl republican
the presidency He has
place OF necessarily He
His
pod
which
of the moderate tariff idea with which he has
comprehension international
trade He spokesman the old
could ethical
cepions Of fwhatw involved in the system r.
this and OF the might be added but
the that Cannon fairly the
element put him power AS long crowd dominates
congress change Cannon conspicuous man
of like spirit affiliations would change of policy and
at the coming That issue is whether THE
continue to dominate and direct the national
legislature.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25

TIAT expected has happened in relation to Secretary
Wv Bingers concerning the Hetch Hechy project
What was suspected from the beginning is made
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25

manlfeSt-that as lar as the secretary OF lIie
interior has power, the cards are stacked
against San Francisco. 1t is quite in accord
with all that is known about Ballinger that
he should refuse square deal to the demand
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-25

symptoms OF loss OF memory, notWlthStand-
ing documentary evidence of record, are
developed by witnesses under fire in this
investigation. A quotation from the testi-
mony Of one Z. r. Kennedy. member of the