Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-10-25

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Is to be supreme in all religious AZ
fairs.
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Frantic appeals by the authorities OF
three cities were made to the Chicago
police to assist In the capture OF a
maniac who within the last four weeks
has taken a murderous toll Of IA
lives at Colorado Springs, Colo: Mon
mouth, ILL.,. and Ellsworth, Kan.
Hearsay statements that Edward
Hines, the Chicago lumberman, helped
to elect United States Senator Stephen
son and that Hines and Stephenson
each contributed $4,000 to pot of
$4,000 to secure the absence OF
three Democratic members from the
Wisconsin legislature on March 4,
1909, SO that Senator Stephenson might
be elected, formed the basis OF testt-
mony given by Thomas Morris, lieu
tenant governor of Wisconsin, before
the senatorial investigating committee
at Milwaukee.
A preliminary statement Of the gen.
era results Of the thirteenth United
States census of manufactures issued
by Census Director Durand shows in
creases in all the items Of the census
of 1909, as compared with that for
1904.
John Hays Hammond. in an address
before the Massachusetts real estate
exchange at Boston, argued that
trained business men, rather than lit
eratuers, be appointed to diplomatic
service, declaring business experience
necessary to intelligent handling Of
consular affairs.
Pledges never to smoke cigarettes
have been signed by $4,000 boys In the
Boston public schools during the last
year, according to the annual report
of the Massachusetts Anti.cigarette
league.
Rev. Jacob E. Meeker, pastor Of the
Compton Hill Congregational church
at st. Louis, has filed suit against Rev.
Merle H. Anderson, retiring pastor of
the Kings Highway Presbyterian
church, for $4,000, charging SANDER.
Governor Joseph w. Folk Of Mis-.
souri, has announced currency plan
II opposition to former United States
Senator Aldrich's reserve association
idea. Governor Folk proposes a ma,
tional department of finance with q
director named by the president and
also an association of banks empow'
cred to guarantee commercial paper,
but not to issue bank note currency.
The will Of Cornelius N. Bliss, for.
merly treasurer of the Republican ma.
uonal committee and one-time secre-
tary OF the interior, was fled for pro.
bate In New York city. It is under.
stood that the property is worth lit.
tie more than $2.0o0,000.
Paulus Gardner, seventy-six years
old, was shot and killed in the door
OF his grocery at Springfield, Mo. It
Is believed he was murdered by
burglars.
There Is Suffrage trust" in the
United States. which is especially
strong In Wisconsin and which Is crip.
ping the women of the state in their
efforts to obtain the ballot. Mary
Swain Wagner, the leading independ
ent su1ragette in the state. so de-
clares.
The body Of DR.. John Jackola. q
Duluth physician who had been
missing since June 81. was found IL
the woods a short distance east ot
that city. Jackola was the man ar
rested in New York last year for an
noying Mrs. Oliver P. Belmont
Every member Of the Wisconsin leg
islature who supported charges thai
United States Senator Isaac Stephen
son won his election through briber,
and corruption will be asked to BRO
duce evidence at the Investigation By
the United States senate committee.
Seven passengers were killed ani
twenty-four were injured in a head
on collision on the Missouri Pacific
railroad near Fort Crook, Neb, wher
the st. Louis passenger, north-bound
,collided with an extra freight south
bound. r., .....
Miss Mary Elizabeth Graham, sev
;enty years old. who, although well-to
do. lived alone at Kenton. Del. wa,
FOUND caught in folding bed In he,
home. She had been Z prisoner foul
days and nights. Her recovery 10 IN
/ likely.