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Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10
Old Time Trains Ran
Mostly on Suspicion
Joh- Tuthi-l Vas q Inn BY q
One q TIE Frs I1Es
Trans

-nE-tnr v--h a bunrt - iucnl -H,-uat-
81 nr7u- -hs -lt dh-s n rnH auHi-sss
C-luus Ich- a ~U-I EEif hs WIS ne
Err u=-Hu- -hr- ever hei1 me puE--ur
90 --Et- h-~ On VIA wBz E--ur aE tns
---hi-ur- 1-vu Vrh-nHEn E-H-un5
~ ne r-u--h -ra- -n- Hr-- --I---7- RI
-seE- Euulss AE-Hrv-srt C-lu-sl ---1il
f-l-v-s6 -H-l-1nE1nu as q business E11
hnc chu-rs - -m- -u-r -U -
Omaha fu- ron5 =arv vHE-s uU ne -n-
HiE-z rns -aa- -uuHncs = ne business
-fusHrF Bbou- ne frs- -1aeN h -rs ser
r-r
There WIS -nurg LIZ and Du-s fu--
NJ E.-re rrt- u nose euvs EEl5
CuI-nsl --u-n- --ru- n q -1ur-r - sE--
azvs stnce ne uuinrssssncs Il syEEz sHs
hesr r1e--sd r--o -H--1B6lrE -ns -H-
buv was k--r IN rh1Hs sH-l~ GAYS and
H- svs-v r-a-io- he rad -nnrs e-1eudE razz
ths ---Eida-- ~ rhe -1R1 sE1p-fs1v 2
- was q good booking nE En5 III uu
noBs-rE -s1H-he-
as-rntuc-u-H m -hsl- --EinE -- FuE7l11r
lE-uarv or N t1e-- uv- Eout horse sense
fu- tine uzheF we're o. Lns --udsE-. NlEs
Sur-t. VIM vas Hups-ru-snds-- q Lhs
C1irBE- Iowa 4 SHr-RHkH rua6 z IssA
rur 7u- "a ElrEf tine Ihls 7 ever sEw
y was MARKED err INA ErvH--1e-- U15
s-to-r1H-i1r q sr--Iuras 1--vs E1c wau
i--- sHfHcr sU16H~ A1-l 6 1sdl Z a.
l-wzd four hours f1r tire uEEseuEH- trains
20 make rns try 1-ou -hZ-un -c EHaz-
Ezusds and abuu- rwHr-v ha--E 1ur 1rslEn-
--H-E ro make the sane Urn me
s-r-u=a-'E -----r--E orders vs-H printed or
me the rHhs 10 these wu-1E --s-rE
VIZ -uHe- zz6 pEzE II s-z5nrE lneirur=c
~ t-L face fEuHs and the meeting
pIncsH were D=W-- E1c MschEuicsvi-=
-hn1-ne- VERY uH-1cUlEr SE-r Of the n
sr-ucuu-E on L1z- E-H- L-H Table vEE
currHineG n sentence n Ems s11Hcr
'Tru-- NJ weE- and No Z sHF- have
-ns -iEr- n -ae -oRd agHnH e. 1-hs-
rrz1ns FIR urH hour H1uHr ~ Cw- -Ds
g. INV ErE-1r as per LabfH- AtrHr thai
z-us ttls rirh- % the roB5 belongs 70 me
udhs- Ira Ia Trans cuui6 hardy Be III
/ thar way rodEy. 5ur p=upls we're -uBt "A
happy
/ Cuionel -u1h- hBE preserved -hs ail
( me card issued TT N smith Supz-n-
randH--' a15 -akaE i- hack n Elt--un VIZ
htrn Whenever be goes Lhsrs on q viE-
Z H cairns II have bear enc n me frs
T WINE children bu-n IL CLl--ur. MISE LII
4 La- EusseE also 9 uE-EvE q E-Lu-uu- VA
& e--I IN school there when Tu--L Wai
TIE Enssissr t-H--bCv along the Enz-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10
BRIEF CITY NEWS


EH~s Enca F-ur n
E-n outr Pzvp Ezh.zaHa.s 1nz-M-s
sE-s1 ~ -rbn ulG1u o. TIE ale Ear1sn
Gem BAD hs- trns---H-cs LAX I'D ne
-1u-rv --sEEu-s- Fr1dHr- = Ezuw-H Co
Em
wars wuueT zsuEf n Puzznn-M-s
E-uE NHH,v E-Er-ss ru- aEHtuE- rhs
Fz-=a- cuupa-T u -suurT o1z-- sz-u-azr
fu- 81 wtl-s Ens surs vas srnisn H-uz hs-
vA= ste uHE aHlaar n PL=H- ca
--E Eu-rs-
su-zHl and Euns--Eznzasua---ns L.aElsE
Al6 B1rlsrr o. Grace Timed Eranrshca-
-hu-rh w. gre az re cream Bocisl a.
ne cnE-un a. -vsnr7-ssvs-1- and -zzds1
HvH-us IueseEr evening as q -l1ck Tha-H
VI as- he q uuHicnl s-aa-rzr-s--
z,sruzzs un EE-En1- FETrhnlnEy - -ns
weekly lecture un ut-Hno-pE- -aoloEv Ev
u A slack win be had ns~- -rarHcsT
o. IN b1-ns -wsr-r-E-1- Street E15 CAR
- EvHuus NJ ElscE RlEc ersc-E rns
hsz--h Ent happiness ElEEE u -nE F--H
Cu-EHEE-i11a- c1-rh
E1ss Glnh 70 Ezvs oun-z-7--hs TuunE
As- . -h-lHrEz .AzEnZla1uu Giss -tut ~
g-ErfaHr voices. under the 6--HC-uu q Lee
J A-HZ. W. EH cunuE-- 81 Letter
MsDur1s- EEn1CLH church r SCUM
Omaha THl-Bdsv evsul-E -hs cLzr W.
De EHHiE-s1 - Mss kE-e = zEE--zla-lds-
-HHas-. Gisu Elcs aE--ans and u1hsr
locRl ra,su1
Su=zz.Esaz F1En Cz-zEla-s-Ts- rnous-
and curnes q TIE go--Lszlur .Hw a. g Is
sour 70 be art--ca5 be- 1uana VIZ u-unBbiT
ne u---1Hd rv the c11ncI 5u- 51s--1Ular
Among -EE pzEsr Judge 5E-ER H-EDE
nzvur En6 -u--pr--Le- -uHE-uvs consulted
s.h0uz The -lE1-ar sBr1rsar znuru1lE and q
VII be taken ID VIZ The cuEucl g. tns
ZrE 1rpur-ur-
EETur zEzEzzvs EDf Egf E-anszz--A- .
-assZzE u -EE Sc gr-- E a-d -r-sr- Leg
1aia-lln lazEue heiE September o. q rsauIu.
ZION was PASSED rsrueHr11E a. sT-upHrrlz-
srE q rns -uirz-uH. Referendum Enc REGAL
70 1nlEzz-r-saus WIN Jesse T B--aEr-l
1Bu Fu-k H~snus. C1us.nA 1u- the Eurpuss
n 11rulEs q Erzas o-EEuizzuuu. II VA
EE-Lher a-aE-H5 IT nave n1-ice n lhIs resp
La-luz psh-4AaaG II a. Omaha papers VIZ:
rscuEHr 10 state papers 10 uuEy
G-EaEss-s6 - FsGs-Hz Ouz--A tran
SCRIP O. 1IdEus- IN zhs clss " sEns
Pans. Reuiu1Er-Err q the ssrHls q
C1-latuE E-Dch1-iEE EEEns- the CDcEE
7S1---r vrsE-sr1 railway WAS E1sd sauz-dH7
IL 1ne u-zlcH % uns cisrk q the Cu1zei
5zHleE Czrull- nuur1- The uriE-uzl ps-t-iui
vas 1iist A-EuE- z the E1B-H c1--E al
ASKS GzuEEHE 1a- uns dsB1r az E1sc1oUlsE
wao was sled while s-lioyse IL can
E-rucr1nE & track near AEzE1u-1 Na-lsy-
EAEs % GEs cnssrzzn so0B-LeEA
uussrlunE EuUoiTec II ne case q the cIr
Against TIA EaE company 10 enforce II
o1lEr n-c-nEncs vii prnhB.alv De taken u
H.bouT October Z III lE uunmdersc probBal
hy me cry Hu1urnsy tnEl The manner W
be rs1s-rsE ty the district 11Lrr l0 g 1Rsle
wnu wiz Rcl -Hfs-se 11r the FRS
EuaEeE q rns EEpu1e- Which W. dsE
, srZ-sly WIZ rrs riEnr o. the cry 10 rsEl
! la1s the price u ne uuzmo6ET The paper
W. profanity be 1lse Ebuu1 September =
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10
University Club
Opens for Winter
Next Friday Night
Chs1csIlor Avery and Dean 5sssey Il
the University u AsHrEkEz
70 S1szk

The Entue-stry Cil4b WIZ open F-11EE
svsuaE. SHpasnber IL. WITH q Smoker 81
the us-pu-HTy clEh rnunE n Tie 5Erkz-
slncK- CaEnceIinr avery and Dean Esssssg
II m C-tvs-Etrv OF S-sh-zsfa VII speak
EIf-E quartet.
Tns club ErErrE on w-Ln DeDbs-E1lp
q Nearby li- numbering many Young Essn
just OH n College. TIE rooms are re-
decorated ana furnished fur -hs W-l11sr g
social and eduEEuunHl Ec-v1-l=E. and the
EItchsn nEs has1 EnIE-Es6 and a c Fur1zr
engaged as chez
The EtuH lh-gTT r. 10 ns began 81 1nce
and sECh member las besE asked 10 hiring
uos DOuk fran his 1W-u cu1ee-luL-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10
LAKE, FRONT SILL ON FIRE
FIRE Ch3ef Esp-s 10 HEve rhe EIaz-
ing DEDR SDoE TE6er
CHur-u1

-hs CITY eE=T burns ns--ily u Since
lEE Sunday nlrUEag wnsn LhA enormous
slHn1I-y q 1-T refuse caught Ire ~ Tenn
and Eracs streets. the 1lrs aspG-u-sn- hzE
-zde every sffurr 70 Ex-1nEush me blaze
rur Is 1uE- osEuz-cg = SEE q chance u
SUCCESSES Company NJ - from Tvsnrv-
sssun6 and Lake Streets mas worked
Thursday uiEr1 ans F-adHT uEE End
Saturday. En6 hopes 70 hErt ne lEH
Hznai6sring subsrE pu OH bEturs many
h1U-s The street eurnuzlsEiunsr WIS asked
70 zi6. BIZ deciGst -a1z ne had M z.u-au-1rE
10 1iE-t fires Wlrnuur -usr-ur-lunE run rnz
s1Unril. md slnns the duzp IL nnf undsr EiH
-uzrruL - cuul1 n1r be neid Responsible
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10
How 20 Make a Real
Wrinkle Remover


L these GAYS q clsvsrly advertised
't,s1.uz-1lsr-s" q s. vE-lsles anE more, il
u hard for any woman 70 believe r1EI she
can make q simple hume remedy which
VII 40 her uuEn mare good and Cost hsr
Zn1h less -1E- the average made F-H2E--
anon TEEs me EurJsC- q wrinkles. tx
lnElE1cs There is nothing n me wufl1
- E1-scCVs 11r rsnUv11g ur prev e1-L-rs
wrinkles. BREEy chssEE And d1Un4s cE-nE.
& EnluCnn = sE-1-1rs and w-r-n LEzHl
Ger 81 ounce q pU-E powdered Ea-zU-rz
1run any 5Tug store. 1zsBnlUs TIE m
ounce II q hHle pm = u--ch haze and
Use rts EEr-rs daily Is q rs1rEsr-aE 10
MN -hs gulck ana sHr-E1zcrnrT rsEu1rE
VII Surprise yuE- ETsn E-lsr the very
5--sr application there - marked IN
pr1nsneur The wrinkles are less 4. srv1-
denes and TIE face has q firm Eull5
feeling -1EI IE very nuu1urr-nE -Acv
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10
FEDERAL OFFICIALS ARE
BACK From NORTH PLATTE
had-gn Term 81 Fede-a1 Court IL
70 0p@n NJ ZAH1 P4Are On
Mmnday-

ne criminal work u rns Nu--h Fia1us
e-vEiur u me Lzrrs6 States dIs-lcr coU-r
vzz uurulsrs6 Friday Euc the local FAD
era a-1icIE-E wh0 have been n Nu-lh
F1lzzrs nave returned WITH ne EEnsprl1n
n Judge W Il Munger, who VII -s1nE-11
U siuizh II ne evil business winch ~ ~
pecrE To dn abuur me middle u the v7eeE-
Tu1rz6 STATES A-unsy : zowe--
C5rcu1 Court Clerk G z ThuE-e-- Dis
r-icr Court -ls-k T. Z E1y- and L---ec
srz-sF Marsha W P Warner vii iHEvs
Sunday 1nr ChAe-un far the opening u
cu--r II raH1 DIVISION 8n AuncEy JucEH
7 c MunEHr u Ltaral1 WI 5s Oh 1ns
bench curing ne Char-un 1E-n-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10
BOOSTING TIE BIG HORN BASIN


=. Esm DsBUsr. head u rns ccluGrzAri1n
deuEr-nsur II the E,u-H1EI1z. rsruTns6 10
Omaha Saturday, ulrIzlE from r.
THROUGHOUT the middle WeEl n me 5-E
Eurr Basin sZhlhu EE-- Ar DsEva- as-
-lE-s6 LhE- rht u--p tins EU--nsr was the
russr sucusas1ul rnHr ns hEd ever ER6z-
We gave M lscr--sE III uE- ca. nUr
merely trr-rsd rhs farmers and -uwuEpeupts
u EACH c0uu-y Id viE-- =. ana Lao --Fe-
Ism men present 10 give az E1uI--z21E
UzIzAc The car WIS cruW5sc II each SHIP
Eu6 many q 1ne farmers Whu -uvesrlEEueE
-ne crops shown and me EruHperrE q rhs
zig Kern basin nave buuEhr and there
E1nus CIR Trip We See = hEH been vzry
EuausEHfl
~ Ersssur The eE- r ZEE1s 4 Ep o.
Sioux CRY and hack 10 Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10

0ruahA cuuac1 NJ. Eh k1lEArs Ens
1.1gclsH q Security, held rs az-1Eal slsrular
n l-1lcsrs @ sd2ssday 81 8E-iEht nal ~
11lcWE FrHsidzuL- Jain E5arl0cn- G.-E
vice ErsElasnI-. Mary WlzknR-u- sscand
wee president Elizabeth WHEY. prsla-s
Eugene l. Furrsr- FecrstUrv AdHlns !.
Carl. -llzncls-t Frznk 4 ssslHznirs- ann-
~1acunl. MINNIE E5ufr-uaz1- guard. ALREEis
11-l-Hugsnl-r- Hsu-lnsI John SLlrsrs- u1usl-
clal- A-ae Srss1- rruBlsss. KH1s Lssdsr
lGarEarHI zrea1 and Cr- E Carson Anhur-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10
EH0Es IRON TEE LkTEROON
c. ---l-s-E Rene Activities ARR
HER Eu--e- FH=Err-E
LEES ET2TAU TISTTCEs
w-zazuan I.naEe- Frn----nn1 men -
= Azrr1un- 20 Csl@srnas AnHf-rr-
unr~ soua-Bsn Hurs op~n
Euu-r-nanraen- Ecnsun-
EEEs EgT1ILB vETT0zs

r-sr-~ a. q -as ulnerssn iodEsh z
c-uaa hu~s -ss-zes dHE-ss v---E a--H-
-ns Hr-rHf aE--.r -ns neH1 90 -hs Huz-l e-
-1ur-aa
ne zsssEns loerss -e C-za1B u1l -sls-
E-u-s Ire H-r-srr E-rivs-Ea-r 70 ne IL
O. -z-11- o. the EeneEA- asE-ss u y a---es-
EEv s-s-lrE zsr-s--be- n. O. Cos 7 eL1vTE
RAJ Az r1arHEl-E r-oE-uZ Las nssr
--sau-ef and me 1rrzEiu- VIZ - cHl=-
k-H-sz n -azr-ar 81 kee7zE w--r the
ocuHH1r
EsEas-.E- unz1=pzaez1 Nr- Lad .
M-rn -.asr -s cH11ldH-Hs 1lr the
Fa--r-r1n- 5srree lEE- - u-s1RE srs-i1lE
--ls sr-zzr --nsr- expsctE r- bear "a -sc-
--z q the lRE- SIX months sE-l1E rrH
-e-n
--anH l5crs 10 wiz rars -Ess eu--
ElEa-Hs s1r vlrk iz me Eecun6 daE-es mex
FrlEv u-gEr
runae- as --sa-zsEa Jde T-uuwH are
Tr-sgH-1aE -o 81 ru IndlHnaaaIH r1 a-suc
1bs Ez-uH- seHa-ar e the s--lru.Er sand
Io1Es vAeh w. cox enc n-E- week
1 asa lo1Es ESQ., lz. w. ElUE w--E q me
cl--E- dsr-es mn 81 s1uHsc4J ElEE-
INV EsaaLs1 l1c-s $50 sa vlr nave g.
gee wu-r mex -z-c7gaHv erHn1E
! VnE1U-Ur o. EsH-uav dspuL
E-Eua znEaE-- has --cr-e-eE f-1- ms -e-
cE-- SERIOUS --asr
81 z--alnau i16EE va Z VIII ~E 1- LhF
th--1 dsrrss Vr-k neE F-lzay sv@1E
The Omaha loarHE VII HEuG the t1-l1E- "A
-sEusaE--E-~EE t1 the grand ioers STAR
sucEzsi1 and HH-s Esnaks-r aHHsrz nlr
sessions tn be lleid - Llnnuln on C-ruhtz
= q and ID
Claa1n L41dgI Nc &C A BaurE E-aus-
c. 4 Mnr-nar and Charles Eanssn
LDCEE So lg-Uf .la-- as-.- SO .--l--r
y Euc "a e EuLrla-
5aHGun Lodge ~ 2--za--v F-lee--a-
an = = AL
S1urh Omaha Lodge r1. l4b-A e Pan
cuEsL y e Ma-- and AnLrsw = 1ruEU.
EER Lodge 40 1hs--N els Lun1E-Hl. AZ
drew MuCsuU suG Andrew EWuuHuC
LEEosnruE Lodge 10 L6-A p EHuEsr
l. c. jensen. SAN EE--tE-La-uss- Enc EEle
saCirtuHun.
Benson LoeEs zCu g--L4au---z I-r-arsg,
Gn1 G r Williams
J1ra-Lnr L1dCe I'D -5-W Z Tuvlur
=aEFlszrlan EincHr-r-lHrI NJ Lou
lzs-Tur1c James r DudG G Srr.11le~ al
David EE-rHuU
C,rEEader Enca-u-1eu- No 81
A1E-uEu- and Chris loose
lELt Easbefza-h LaGre 40 1-EedR EaEi
Zuc and ~lgnsU-1ne NirEElEE
IVY Eebekah Lodge 50 g--SreLs Jacus
g1e ME-EarEt sirze
ApnE E-ebekat L41dEs Vu -=-M-E Fre
E-Hr
1HEua- Pedestal LodEs N 14l-s ?
FEIErHBn
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10

OMAHA acre Nu. o. msr ThIz-ssHv
.svszuE- Worthy PrsHi5ezI Kennedy WIS
= ne C1E-r. Several candidates were zui-i-
H1ad. Lndsr the READ u EDue Of The order
1z1eresrlnE addresses were made Uy Mr.
Bruce % KANSAS CITY. M STILES q " arHr-
Loo Ia Harry ASHER and N 4 Cor
grove. g member u NO a. who mas JAZZ
arrived 1run Tacoma. Vast n I. Ene1=s
q Flursncs acre gave AZ uus-ssurlg aa-
c-sHK A cnr11u1u1as waz Epputu-sd II
bouEr tur 3 IHrEs dsisEsriur 1ur the nez
Erzne As-1s uuHy srnur 70 De held z Clsvs-
lE-a1
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-10
POLICIES OF CLUBS CHANGED
Y A Campbell Ex7iElns Tsw Eu-k-
NJ Cun5lt11s un Ell Lines
sYELKs OF oNAEL LLyo EoT


-.---ns-mz- aluas t- ~ au--nvss u-s
-hHrr1-r -hs- ool-~ -Eu6lr E11 80
u--i,f-r Mora n-e more W. ne --a-Ns-
nu-rs-u- -u-uHrisE and 1lHll-E rns7r aHf
--uusis IN -as c1--ns-cs uuu---z ann be-are
~ -ulvuv cu---l HHiu-E sac WI 4
-z-aheu. Ee--sru-- q re gur-ru-sEr d
raio--e-~ LHErua WIZ is IA C0aha E'1U
q PHu- rs heEd-uH--a-B
rms 7uh-v u E-H-H CRY and rHIruna
--ru-izz-uas vu-klrg -aEsrns- tur asr-siHT'-
uleu- Is rssu-1r IN Fu-7-lz--E E-cU--a z
rsa northwest E-E-HE. -EkE or u-EHniizH-
r-r vhirt r. u-unsnrT IL lE-Esst nu7a-
r1s--iHI cIun 1z ne world. 7 H corr7l1sse1
n ---v Eu6 state uu-uH-c1sl ctuhE Hnr ds-
vsIupuaur lsHEusE assisted -ls1Hi-.a-t7 y
me --Hus1a--a-1z c--rE-lsz The TH-
-uHsH az Spending -huusH1es -1r ne ct-'sri
as-ee.- O. ne --u-1E. valleys and states an-
n1r ur-t~ eH-us-s. ~ tn6EEu-ls- classes H-s
hang -zesr -rr ne nurrrwsEy wricr
maker n possible no l1cu1s ru-l--srs q -Ac-
tu--sE ant 11osr 1n5uE-T1E- sr--H-p1lssss there
Department BsrH hIash-d-
As raEurt q re 1ourv Of nurur v-ss-s--1
aslEznHsE u-Ezr-zE-lurE --nH III hnss n Te
sr-s-1sned aevel1zuart aHpE--zHnrs u-rh
1hsr uUu nur-zulsEl1larb -hs z-sa1
Nu--hs-r hRE Just engaged E---. C1H--1nsr-
M s1urh DEk1-A aid fur uE-T Tsa-s
VIZ 1-s BE---u----Hl culsEH- F-1- Cns11-
be-ls-- b. the 5svsiuprns-- c1---rr-iEE11neT q
ne Cz-aH- -J1-rhs-z- 4 sLzlar new de-
.Hr-rusur has been HsuBr-shst ~ -ns
Nu-raHrn FBc1ir- These crr-r-EEiu1s--s
u-1--F VIZ me c1r--srczz- -luhE L1-uEE-ncl--
me uu--rusEt and suDs very E-sc-'-r7E
rH-uEiEnE ea- asveluzzsz1 are being -1R1s
The -zl-ua5 presidents q l1H northern
Ines are giving more and more q rna-
--us aus Er1snuun M dsrsiuIrnHuf work
They r-Hvsl over the rsT-rrary cu111-1 las
Or devHIuu-nar1 WORK C1H.E-uE scr-as q
addresses Eu6 lHuG1zE EEE1srEnrs wnsrsvsr
r,ussihis II such sE1ursI as towns AID rfr1ss
are % < fz-- t.Yr 1hHr1Es YES " ne1 hey a-t
nur a-aEEHG 1--o IsEzl -uE1HrE ant -urnsc
II Eruv IN he east 10 appear before cu1-
r1s-ce cur--1-ssiurs. rnsv are enabled 10 d
ru1-s tn- me cuuu--y through winch rnsr
/ lines PISS.
Twin Cities Are Game
NJ -a--rbsu Hsvs rns Omaha Land EaoT
Z hsF .done SO much fur Omaha thai the Iw1-
/ CRY Is earcsd ra pu- OF & nig show 70 hsl7
/ rs -ss--ru-v The commercial rlunE q -ns
v-HEr 5suEacse z and the 1uEtnsHE usn q
s. Pan and Minneapolis have been game
] 7l1---i-lr u 1G.aHg 10 assist n rIguL1E OF -as
snuw a ana SHOW lE worth Slh-ah z
n-v CRY and Omaha bus-osHE tu-srsH-i
4 a1uId HHfars II pU1 u EAsE 10 halp Th'
I Omaha See make IF show ber-ar E1-V--
Bur II Is Wal known new k2c EEE been {
atr Revs-uiss--sur 1ur Omaha as wei a
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-25
SMALL comet
IN HEAVENS
Newest Celestial Visitor Il
Moving Very Fast Through
Space.

Halley's comet, that was a headlincr
last season for n while, has small
sized follower In the Brooks comet,
which is visible in the heavens with
the aid of good glass for very
short time. II will not come close
enough to the earth to be seen with
the naked eve for on the seventeenth
OF this month II was the closest to the
earth that II will come, being then II
matter of 345,0OO,OO0 miles away.
It Is a much faster travelling body
than was IIailey's, and for that reason
the astronomers say that II is Diff
cult to follow its rapid motions
through the ether.
The observatory at Mt. Hamilton, In
California, has been keeping tab on
Brooks comet for some time.
At the present time II Is almost i'm
possible to see the comet from this
city for the reason that It's location
is directly over Tantalus. and II only
appears in the early morning hours
and is quickly shut out from view by
the approaching daylight.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-25
PINCHOT Will.
SEE ALASKA

SEATTLE, Wash. Sept. Clifford
Pinchot, conservationist and former
chief forester of the United States.
said last night that he, would go to
Alaska with On, open ,mitd ready to
receive the testimony of 'Alaskans on
the question of opening the Northern
district to development. Mr. Pinchot
and Senator Miles Poindextcr arrived
from Washington, ID. c.. yesterday
They will leave on the Northwestern
tonight for .t.ordoya. r
Beyond Cordova our trip has not
been planned" said Mr.. Pinchot ut
Is my aim TO get the facts In the
Alaska situation and TO hear from
Alaskans their side of the story. I
shall go to Aiask, with an open mind,
ready to be convinced II there Is bet
ter way than that which have advo-
Gated for opening the district to de-
velopmcnt.
AT the next session of Congress one
OF the principal 'opics Of debate and
subjects for legislation will he Alaska.
The other subject will bc the tariff.
The public interest in the Alaska stu
alton is unusual"
Asked what part he would take In
the settlement of the Alaska develop
ment question, Mr. Pinchot said:
Prepared to Take Part.
Il shall be prepared to take such part
as ! may he called upon to perform.
From the beginning the men who have
stood for the idea of conservation have
been In favor of developing Alaska. l
have advocated the 'patcnting of all the
valid coal claims filed on Alaska land.
Theodore Roosevelt In special messages
to Congress has urged the Immediate
development Of tie resources of that
|Tcriitory. The difficulty has been, that
The group of men trying to,grpb Alaska
have checked the legislation which
would have relieved the situation.
at present believe that the sys-
tenn of leasing the coal lands in Alaska
IL the best solution of the problem.
believe that II is necessary and right
that the title to the coal lands should
be held in the public hands.
The country knows that private
ownership of the coal lands of Alaska
means monopoly-and can mean moth
Ing else. To lease the public coal
lands in Alaska means that the gov
eminent viii retain the right to regu-
late the development and tho sale Of
the coal In the public interest. va.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-25
Police COURT

The police court was crowded this
morning by spectators who wanted to
witness the trial of the Chinese game
sters before Police Judge Monsarrat.
They were arrested at different times
and places last Saturday night by Chief
OF detectives McDufie and his men,
and II was thought the trial would
be interesting But when the names
of the defendants were called, some Of
them. through Attorney w. T. Rawlins,
had their cases postponed until next
Saturday morning. Another bunch
pleaded guilty and each was fined 81
and costs of court.
Chief McDunie was prepared to take
the stand and prove that the defend
ants did actually gamble when he and
ever. admitted that they were particle
pants IN the paikau and joyhan games.
Rawlins appeared for "a gang, In
which one of the defendants was ar
rested for carrying gun without a
permit. When chief McDutiie asked
him why he was carrying the weapon,
he stated that United States District
Attorney Breckons had secured for him,
from the sheriff. the necessary permit
to carry "A gun. The defendants will
be tried 1rcxte saturday morning . -'''
| Another. bunch of gamblers, caught
at Moanalua, pleaded guilty and were
each fined S. There were about six
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-25
GURREY'S
Look to your business interests and
use the
WIRELESS
Office open week days from d. m. to
$50 p. M; Sundays, 8 TO 10 .. m,
and until II p. m. every day
for ships messages

Aberdeen, Sept. 6.-Thirty wireless
telegraph stations in this city owned
and operated by boys are responsible,
according to Il. c. Miller, Of the Grays
Harbor Railway and Light company.
for the fucutation In electric lights in
the residence section, concerning
which frequent complaints have been
made to the company, THE power to
run these stations" said Mr.. Miller,
lis taken from the current used In
the residence sections for lighting
When these boys cut in with their
stations to send messages from one
tower to another the power to do the
transmitting is taken from tho light
ing wires of the boys homes, and, as
a result. the lights which are on the
same line for one transformer are all
affected" The company will suggest
to the youthful operators the installa-
ton Of separate transformers for the
different stations.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-09-25

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