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The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1911-04-20

of the failed Carnegie Trust company
and now under Indictment. The liabil
tiles are given as 100000 and tn
assets as worth 100000. Paysol
Merrill was appointed receiver, witt
a bond of 100000.
Governor Aldrich vetoed a measur;
authorizing merger between thu
Bell and Independent Telephone com
panies in Nebraska. He said that the
bill would stop competition In the
state.
DR.. B. Clarke Hyde, convicted aftel
a sensational trial Of the murder o.
Col. Thomas H. Swope. a millionaire
philanthropist, was granted a new
trial by the Missouri supreme court
sitting at Jefferson City. Doctor Hyde
has been in the county jail at Kansas
City nearly year, following sen
tence to life imprisonment.
Sam Lloyd, the well-known puzzle
expert, whose problems have interest.
ed not alone the rising generation,
but others, died at his home in Brook
Ign from stroke of apoplexy He was
seventy years Of age.
Men of his own flesh and blood
conceived and assisted in kidnapping
little Waldo Rogers, son Of A. T.
Rogers, Jr., prominent attorney, &C.
cording to confession made at East
Las Vegas, N. NJ, by Joe Virgins, an
ex-convict. Virgins accuses Will and
John Rogers, uncles of the kidnapped
boy, of having participated in the alb.
duction. The men are under arrest.
The sum of $1,200,000 has been de.
posted through fiscal agents in the
United States sub-treasury in New
York, by Duveen Bros, art dealers OF
New York, London and Paris, in set.
Element of the government claims
against the firm for customs under
valuations.
-Four new tangled 12-inch guns are
to be given tryout on the big battle.
ship Connecticut, flagship of the At.
lantic fleet, which has Just tied up al
the Brooklyn navy yard for overhaul
ing.
Rev. DR.. E. T. Turmick, chairman
OF the evangelization board of the
New England Methodists, condemns
Philadelphia, San Francisco and Bos
ton as corrupt.
The fishing tug Eagle Of Lorain,
o., was seized at Kingsville, Ont, on
a charge Of illegal fishing in Cana
dian waters.
Norman P. Curtis, instructor IN
railway engineering at the University
of Wisconsin, committed suicide on
the university grounds by shooting
Illness is said to have been the mo
tive.
Bearing no visible scars except {,
shattered rudder post, the North Ger
man Lloyd liner Princess Irene
slipped away from Fire island after
SO hours of Imprisonment in tn.
sand and was towed by tugs to New
York
In speech at Spokane, Wash, Col
Theodore Roosevelt declared he wa.
not an aspirant for any Office, thai
he had had everything and no mar
ever had better run for his none,
than he.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1911-04-20

A great fire ravaged the Yoshiwara
district of Toxic, Japan. The ruins
cover four square miles; at least 5000
houses have been burned, fatalities
are estimated at 300, with 800 injured
and 5000 women are homeless.
Gen. Stanley Williams, the Amer.
lean acting as Mexican rebel lead.
er, was killed and his force Of Amer.
leans dispersed in battle with fed.
erals south of Mexicali. lower Cali.
fornia.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1911-04-20
HOWARD ELLIOTT, President North.
ern Pacific Railway.

in honor OF President Howard Elliott
of the Northern Pacific, who expects
to visit Hamilton soon. The Missoula
& Stevensville Chamber of Commerce
will be invited.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1911-04-20
MiIIers O. X. Canadian Pact.

Chicago, April 15.-Directors and
delegates to the ninth annual meeting
OF the Millers' National Federation
Endorsed the proposed reciprocity trade
agreement with Canada.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1911-04-20

Set yourself earnestly to see what
you were made to do, and then set
yourself earnestly to do it.-Phillips
Brooks.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1911-04-20
Plan Banquet for Elliott.


Hamilton.-The Hamilton Chamber
of Commerce is making preparations
for an intercity banquet, to be given
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1911-04-20
Malta ENTERPRISE.

The Malta Enterprise Pub. Co., Inc
M. T. OSGOOD, Manager and Editor
MALTA, MONT.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-23
(Satfoa eoeqifeen) J.

.pani Pbilobemus mostaan.
= SiIddn? OlifTi fIddn? ianoi @la'
brio. gnnaban ferron armouiiele
Berenifeue ettG Ie ihana fristittp on
Suifabti MarfutIen flmistd fatie
min ubfaapa, etta pbilooemus tprf'
fdf 9lobriota menemdGn lemmots'
ia fpptid, ettd turmeltunut iuoppo'
raiti lenli ppDrien buoneeleen. pbt'
looemus fulfil omen d%stuttuaan title
fiiddn.
81 ainoafaan tatIe tai lille Wtar'
fufIen puoleIta o0ut iddnpt Uerent'
feltG buomaamatta. prefetti oil
ndpttdnpt f6rIimatt1mdltd ia miboi'
Ielta = tapaton beitfous bdnes'd.
Winfd nuofE2 2ufa oil tue friStit'
tn tptt5? Ntitd oil hGnend N(orfuf.
len fonsia tetemiStd?
= Isl ole mit1Gn t~obistnSta, eta
ban on fristittp. HoSfapdti bppffds
II i%onfun nuoren tptDn ia nanhan
mieben fimppuun. Senfipartiiani
1uoieIipat beitd. Siind faitfi. Slab
rio or nGbnpt liian palion tai FULL
hut Iiion ipGbGn. 81 mifGGn ibme,
fun mics on moilesia tilasl ia, ielitti
Marfus.
- Sumoloinen pubuu tptta, Wtar'
fus.
- Soinen ia mielG %manbempi la
nauparIi, iuloinen neiti, ianoo: =
.y6umaIaiien pubeista Ell ole tai'
faa."
MieIeudGn 9erenife oliIi usfonut,
ettd @lobrion buomautuS oil bnma'
Ioiien tpbidd IDrpDtpstG, mutta War'
fnfIen fdptDs nIoitti iemmoiiet ain'
tutIei naGrifIi. SGn oil Iempton, OF.
man bermostunut. Sli bdneld Ipptd
ouaffin. Slabrio oil beittdnpt finen
pierimddn alas iprtfdd mdfed. &u'
ia ppi Ianoa mibin ie oil feiiabta'
ipa? auisfautIesIa, niittamtiesia, ets
I'd iofu oil fristittp, pill iemmoinen
pelottana moora, ettd 10 polios aias
tus beistG tGmGn miottomon tptDn,
Mercian, D%btepoesid pant Wtarfuf'
fen mopiiemoan. 9Gn tiefi mpDsfin,
.ettd bGnen mirfanIa ia oiemanla pos
foiti bGntd fdpttdmddn paltaania
ioattaatieen ipptetpn ronsa'stufieen,
ia bdntd fammotti %aiateuatin, ettd
bduen oil patio fdpttdd paltaanla
,Wtercioa ipastoan. So f%nitenfin,
milf ban pelfdiIi? !Sdn iuoieliii
,Merciaa - omaha tapalaon. ytee'
no p~mmdrtdiIi allan ia oliIi niimei'
men, iota tuppautuiii bdnen ia bd'
men toipeittenid mdliin. 81 tdsId tors
lipinnut tpbidd m%ietisfead; bdnen tars
nitIi main piitato ia Wercio ieurai'
II. Niin, FIND feino, iofa %auttaili bd'
net pulasta. Sdn t~iebusteIiii enems
mdn tptostd ia i%uoieliIi bdntd lens
meQddn ia ormouoan. Wfercio Ell
noiIi muuta tuin mielibDpdld bp'
ndtipd napauoen bdnen aiettamil'
laun ebooi(a. Spntpi maStarintaa,
.ebfd pitfdaiIempdd fuin tarpalliiestt,
mutto Ie Ell baiitoiii; loppu oliIi ia'
ma. 81, lafi Ell fosbiii Wterciaa; ban
pitdiTi fiitd buoIen!
WiiG find mietit, ddnetDn Ia ems
noffoIuuIoinen WarfuS? fpipi 9ere'
nife biliaa.
!Sdnen Ell tarfpinnut feffiG paSto'
usia, 5iad Iamasia Iabestpt Ei9eut'
nus IotiIasiouffueen fero. Nenpon
antoia rppisti biemon fulmiaon ndb'
,besiddn MarfufIen Idbeifesid fes'
fustelusIa 9erenifen fansia, mutto
han ierwebi, Ddntd buoieailen tobte'
Iiaosii %Ianoen:
= Sppa eta tapaiin, preteftt.
Serme, Gi9eninus, nastai
-Morfus mabdn pddtddn taiputta'
en-.
aanben gerenifen Iuo Siseuinus
tiauiui bdneue:
3eripe. iaIo neiti! 3ertpe, Wte
-tuausl Breiefti, oIin Iinua etlimdsid
LI,; l;.,,c 4, IIheti11 n
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-23

bpntd, ioaa oil iuuri paifutus mo-
Iempien fobtaIoon ban buoabti
ia fanoi poio1e:
= Wpt minuqa Ell ole bdtdd endd;
Stefanus; Iaat palata Sapiutien
luo.
- Gn, Ianoi poifa miebetfddn
pddttdmdsti, en- idtd Iinua, ennens
futn olet omien orpieii iiIdad. Sinun
Ell ole bpmd taouIa pfiindIi Iiif'
tua.
Wtartus astui p%iilostaan, iosfa
ban oil olut ndfpmdtDnnd, ia puuts
tut bppin biliaa beioGn pubeeIeen
ia:
= 81 tobelafla eli ole; eifd f.
nunfaon, ppifa.
Stiestdni nina en- ndIitd. mut'
ia bdnen muofIenIa, mastaIi Stefas
nus bpmptqen acknowledgement mie'
raaue.
Sule, Stefanus, tuIe, ianoi Wters
cia bermos huneesti foettaen fdpbd
WartufIen obi.
Cali minun I~anitaa Iinua neiti.
Eoomon fabuiua eli tuommoiIesta
poitaIeSta ole iuoieliiutii, nirtfoi
Wtareus pupleenIa petdipdn tobtelis
aosti.
- &iitos, bppd berra, mutta en-
tarnitie apuaIi, ianoi Wiercia, ia
Wartuflen fdpbesid bSntd fobti,
ban netdptpi mdbdIen taafIepdin,
mia ilmaiIi bdnen lenoitomuut.
taan.
- pelfG1tfD minua, neiti? fpipi
bdn barmiuiieIa ddneIId.
- Winua on neumottu fortta-
maan iinua, mastoIi Mercia niatto'
maSti.
&c uffo, Samius, ie neu,poi?
= 6dn - ia muffin, ia Wercian
fauniit iiImdt faiielitpat iurumieliIes.
ii bdneen.
Morfue mietti tuofion ia lau.
Iui Ii.ie:
- glb! Wiind oIen pabasia mai
neesia?
- Niin. nastaii ban biliaa, Wtar'
fus fumarii inaaiIen n~Dprdsti.
- Gbfd mind Ien aniaitien - eb.
Ed en-. 2enties MIND oIen mdbdn turs
meItunut. Wtnuua Ell ole ollut Eos.
fdan aibetta tai baIua fieltdd iiieItds
nj IitG, mitG olen bolunnut. &auan
on Iiitd, Fun olen balunnut mitddn
tuIiSta. T6nddn minuua on plut ois
10 ON ilmestps; tdpteldinen, matala
didn't fdmi ipmdfIi ia mafamafIi. -
Soto tdsId fuluneeSIa Roomasio
on, ndenmd, main pfIi, ionfa tobel
la tabtoiiin - ia tobeaa aiion iaa'
baffin. Woitfo arnota mifd Ie on?
- Gnpd balua arfpata. Ole bppd
ia Taste minut menemddn.
- pppbdn, Iaai minun i%aattaa it
iedii. Gn benno ndbbd iemmoiien
barpinoiIen ialofimen fulfenan
p~artiiatta, ianoi Wtorfus mieId lens
pedsti iultien bdnen tienid.
Sdnen pubuesIaan Si9eainus ia
Sermilinus tulimat foouIe ia ldbess
tpimdt nopeasti prefeftid bdnen buo'
manhattan.
- Sobbon tobeaofin mennd pffin,
Ianoi Wiercia fiibfedsti.
TieeuinufIen r~ientdesid rrefeftin
luo Sermilius puiobti Iubentapaiiels
la fd%pnniuddn Neeron patiaan ia'
Iustan pmpdri Marfufien taa ia
Merciaa oIoittaen buubobtt:
: Gdmd on iuuri ie tpttD, teibdn
pIbdiipptenne!
2nta idmd nainen on? fpipi Si'
seuinus iulfeastt.
DARIUS heitti bdneen fiImdpfien,
iofa tdpbea,ie est formof Si9euinuf'
fen pilfoaiien ddnen, ia tppneud ar'
moffuuoeaa pastaii:
= 9dmdn neibin mimi on Wer'
cio.
Siseuinus fatioa %taiiotti pilfaui'
Iestt Merciaan tuofion ia lauiut IT.
te:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-23
Ri$tintnerkki.
7ertomas Weerom aioilta.
2iri. WilIon Barrett.

Sn9lanninf. iuoment. nuno Selme.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-23

mia tubotafIeen maltaistuimeni Il
benfeni. Se eimdt fumarra minur
ebesfdni eipdtfG futiu minua GeaIa
riff eindttd malta minulle meroa
Se omat murbaaiia, uSfonrainioi
ia. m~prtpaiIid Ia perenbimoiiia. s
la iddstd beta fetGdn - miebid,
Malta tai lapIia. Tapa naarauilet;
loput nina AMMAN peboiQe areenal'
la. Sinuua on tdpIi malta. @ld oioi
ia feIlefddn armoa. SenfeIi ubaua
fasten iinun Qua usfouiIen.
@aeiar."
Marfus oil lmfenut ia tatIeli baia.
mieIiiesti fdsfptiriaan 8erenifen ia
noeeIa Siselinutieue:
= Geibdn tuomanne uutiIet ndpt.
tdndt fiuIaaman ialoa Warfusta.
- Gipd luuliii, mastaii tdmd fat.
Ioen Marfufleen epdluuIoiIesti. &c
on main uuIi yteeron fdsfp bdmit.
tdd, binnaua mild b%pndnid, nuo Fl.
rotut frietitnt. Warfus on I%aanut tds
mdn erifoilesti tebtdmdfieen.
- SdmittGd fristitpt binnaua mil.
la bpmGnId9
= 9tiin, ialo neiti. 2affopetturit o.
mat ilmoittaneet feiioriue, eta fristis
tpt aifopat iurmata bdnet. Sdnen
iulistutienla tuomitiee fioutettanatii
tai fuolemaam faiffi, iotta onat OIL.
Ieet Idsnd beiodn iumalanpalfuelut'
IisIoan tai auttaneet beitd iouain ta'
pallu.
- &ibutettamaffi tai fuolemaan!
mietisfeli 9erenife fatIabtaen Mar.
fut ieen, iofa fddntpi SiseainufI een
Ianoen.
- W&ind Iuutelen feiiarin fdsfpfirs
iaa, S%iseainus.
- So tottelet iita?
- Saotatfo iitd epdiud? nastai
Morfus Julien fplmdsti.
Sieeuinus ppDrdbti foroilIaan ia
ianoi 9erenifeue:
- Sletteto fotiin menoSIu, ialo
neiti? Souifuu minun liitipd Iaatt,is
ee,eenre.
= MieIibpmdud, wastaIi ban. Sp'
mdsti, Morfus. @iiIaau ipaali, OH
tebnpt. &ioutuspenffi tai fuo'
lena faifiue fristitpine, iufupuoleen
WiiIos fdsfp ia oifeaaa
9pmdsti Marf,ts, ia beittds
en- bdneen merfitiepdn fatieen, iofa
Ell iddnpt bdneltd pmmdrtdmdttd,
bdn poiatui tuolisIaan, iota neeferit
fantoimat. Siselinufien, Metuuufien
ia oriattarien Ieuraamana.
DeibGn mentpddn WarfuS amafi
fddrDn uubeIeen ia Iufi taas &aeia'
rim fdSfpn.
sid iddstd beitd fetddn - mics
bid, MALTA tai lapIia...... Sinuua on
tdpIi malto... Seneefi uboua fdsfen
Iinun ouo ustouiien."
l1SfouiIen moiIele tdsfpae! @ntd
tue tpttD, tuo faunis ia piaton o'
Mtercia, olifo bdnfin fristit'
tp?
!Sdnen astusfeuesiaan bitaasti Zoe
ouua pudhi Witurius hdnet ia ter'
pebti bGntG fiireiIesti Ianoen:
- Geiodn plbdiipetenne le nuo'
ri tpttD =
- Wlercio2 fpipi Marfus fiibfe'
dsti.
- Niin, teibdn pibdiipptenne. His
tdesIdni taloa iilmdaa ndin open
tparonosti aufeneman. Wuuan poi'
fa piStdpii uloS ia fatieli tarffaan
fatua plDS' ia alospdin. Wtinua buo'
maamatta ban piittaii Tiiddn, iols
Ioin nuori tpttD, Wercia, maippd
pddsid, tili biliaa ulos. Hienfin ipr'
idteitd beiodn ebeqddm iitd teiae fer'
tpmaan. 2otiofao! Suosiapa be tn'
lepatfin.
Diturius oioitti fabun alapddbdn,
mistd WtarfuS ndti immen tilepan,
iofa oil tuottanut bdneue min pal
Jon lemottomia a%iotufIia, noin fab-
<.~S. .~ tAHN
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-28

BOARD RnIIss on Land Deal.

VaA AftAhh 0NNAs
Secretary Rockwell OF the Omaha Fed
Grated Improvement clubs and DR.. Booth
superintendent Of the State School for the
Deaf. are asking the state Board OF Pub
lilo Lands and Buildings to buy ten acres
OF land adjoining the Institution In ac-
oordance with measure passed by the
last session of the Legislature. The law
makers appropriated 1880 for the pur-
pose but the board after investigating the
matter decided the tract in question was
worth no more than al,OOO Some mem,
bers OF the board do not favor buying
the land and say that the deal would be
an act of wild extravaganza on the part
Of the state. The two Omaha visitors as
serted while at the state house IN regard
10 the land that Il Is worth tho amount
set aside by the legislature for It's pur-
pose
The board has never laid the 81, 900
offer before Kuhn, the owner OF the land
ana following the visit OF the two Oma-
hans declared they would not alter their
first decision In the matter.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-28

ter than fair though the low condition
OF retailers stocks coupled With the fact
mat mai distribution is now likely 10
increase, may and probably will event
nate in much small Tot buying as well as
IN the reinstatement here OF cancelled
orders by timid buyers. But IL is gen
crazy conceded that trade, wholesale.
yopnlns and retoil, tends to reflect i'm
provement over this time last year when
more or less repression was in evidence
irade IN cotton goods Is not being helped
ey the instability OF prices and buyers,
domestic and foreign seem 70 prefer to
wait until this situation becomes more
settled even Though a is recognized that
stocks are light.
In the industries, the chief events of
the week comprehend the decision OF the
leading iron and steel interest to ter.
inmate It's lease on the great northern
ore lands, the Intention OF the ore-carry-
ing roads 70 reduce freight rates on that
raw material and finally the application
OF the federal government for a dissolu-
ton OF the United States Steel corpora
uon: But so far as actual buying OF
steel and iron goes the week has de-
yeloped very little. Prices continue to
tend downward and some buyers seeing
that quotations are very low attempting
70 purchase for longer periods, Pig iron
is weaker.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-28
ILLEGAL REGISTRATION
TRIAL is RESUMED

Trial OF Albert Anderson. charged with
perjury In fraudulent registration. was
resumed before County Judge Leslie Fri
day afternoon James Wilson. clerk In
he rooming house at sol North Sixteenth
street from which Anderson registered.
examined the rooming house register and
said Anderson was there whenever his
name showed on the register. The state
claims the name only recently has been
written into the book for purposes OF de-
tense.
Wilson testified further that he was
enc OF the registration clerks. hut when
ne looked at the poll book he said he
could not swear that Anderson regis
,ered under oath. Andersons signature
was there. but Wilson said he did not see
him write IT, The defense contends the
mere presence OF Ahderson's name on the
pon book doesn't prove he swore he lived
Ia the precinct and ward.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-28
HOME FOR CONSERVATIVES
TO BE BUILT NEXT YEAR

LINCOLN, Neb.. oct 27.-(speciaD-The
state hospital for INDECENT consumptiyes
located at kearney recently by the state
board Of public lands and buildings may
not be built untIl next March accord
ing to statements made by Land Com
missioner Cowles. The Frank place which
was bought by the state and which ia
located near the Buffalo county city IL
leased at the present time ana the lease
does not expire until next spring.
Mrs.. Grothan, wAo contracted 10 de-
liver the Frank place TO the state any
time, lat II was wanted by the COM
monWealth Is understood to be having
trouble with the lessee, Nels Matson
who wants a.oOO for the REIMBURSEMENT
OF the title giving him the occupation
or the place until March /. AS the wo-
man from whom the place was bought
has to make good her contract ana as
she cannot remove the lessee without
the payment OF the thousand dollars she
Is thrown In a hard position. The con-
sequsnt sentiment among the members
OF the state board indicates that tbey
are willing TO help her out of her air
nculty and not begin the eonstr,letion
OF the new institution until the Matson
lease expires.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-28

Bee want Ads Wm Boost your bust
nsss aRa cause Il - ErOW.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-28
DUN'S REVIEW OF TRADE
Reports from Trade Centers Nearly
All Satisfactory.
NORTHWEST OVER SETBACK
NEW YORK. Oct g.-R. C. Dun &
Co.'s Weekly Review OF Trade will say:

NEW YORK. Oct g.-R. G. Dun &
Co.'s Weekly Review OF Trade will say:
Reports from the principal trade centers
are nearly satisfactory, indicating a fair
volume OF activity and in the northwest
the teeling Is that conditions in that Sec
tlon nave fully recovered from the set
BACK OF last year.
Announcement concerning reduced
freight rates In tire northwest is the Tea
ture or chief interest In iron and steel
ana is expected to be followed by lower
ing OF ore prices for 1912.
IN other directions readiuBtment Of
quotations has not been checked. In wire
productions Jobeers obtain wire nails al
AlbO ana plain wire ~ $40.
More orders are placed In some finished
ported and there is some improyement
IN the demand for tin plate and sheets,
All induced by the lower range OF values
Bessemer iron IL down to Sl45O, Valley
iron, Sl2.5O Tinplate 10 now quoted at
@,4O for lO0-pound cOkes and No. rs
blaCk sheets are on the basis OF $3.50
though In the latter II is said that con.
SESSIONS can be obtained on desirable
Limited stocks Of cotton Goods and WOOL
ems result In prompt revival OF con-
sumptiEe demand and inducements are
Favorahle prices named on dress fabrics
snd mems wear are also interesting
factors, Immediate shipments are asked
Tor and SINAI lorders are frequently re-
peatod Heavy brown and colored do
mestics are being ordered TO the end OF
the year China trade In cotton goods Is
halted, but miscellaneous export trade in
cotton goods holds up we'll In woolens
the 10 an active demand for heavyweight
meas wear and some lines OF fancy wOr-
steds have sold so we'll that advances
have been obtained.
Trading N footwear has been checked
TO some extent by higher quotations, but
eastern manufacturers are well en-
ployeu on current orders.
Letaher continues firm and export
trade Is active particularly to Great
Britain, and especially In hemloek sole.
Trade In domestic packer hides has fallen
OFT, following three weeks of pronounced
activity during which the aggregate sales
Packers are closely sold up In most de-
scriptions and prices are very firm with
advances asked In some instances.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-28
UNCONDITIONAL PARDON
ISSUED TO H0LSTROM
VrOm ) so correspondent.l

LINCOLN. Oct. a.--(spee al -Goyernor
Aldrieh has issued an unconditional par
aon 10 Raymond Holstrom, an ls-year- old
Lao who has been serving an indetsrm-
mate sentence OF from one 70 ten years
for burglary Committed In Washinston
county. H9lstrom IL suffering from con-
sumption and was taken from the state
peniientiary on stretoher. The lads
mother t9ox him to Minneapolis.
The State Advisory Board OF Pardons
has refused 70 recommend a pardon or
parole for Philip Mauve. alias philip
osnsler, one Of the men convicted Of
stealing furs from the store OF KILLER &
Paine IN Lincoln. In company with
Charles w sliyeFs. Mauye was returned
Hom Sioux City. la, ana esnyictsd n ne
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-28
BRANDEIS STORES

district court Of Lancaster county March
49, 1903. Each received a sentence OF
seven years.
They wero charged with taking 5000
worth Of property. The jury recon.
mended Mauve TO the mercy OF the court.
but the court gave both men the maxi
mum sentence
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-28
Bentrice Ga. PRICE Cut

BEATRICE, Neb., oct. 2.-(special
Telegram.)-At special meeting OF the
lty council last night a new ordinance
to reduce the gss rate from u.S5 to t195
per 1000 feet was passed. A petition
signed By about 800 consumers was pre-
scented TO the council asking that the rate
be reduced.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-28
YOUNG MEN AS AID WRITERS
Christian Association
Glass.

The Advertising class Of the Young
Mems Christian association was organ
ized Thursday evening by A. L. Gale OF
the DaFiow agency. This class will meet
every Thursday evening for the next
six months. only ten young men have
taken up the work az yet. but Il IL ex-
peoted more win Join soon and Mr.. Gale
viii make a special effort to enroll high
school senior boys In the class.
Mr.. Gale spoke at length Thursday
evening on advertising In general. also
touching upon the more specific points
Of that business. Elm q Hutshell," said
Mr.. Gale. advertising IL business news.
and II the modern. up-tO-dats advertiser
can convince the readers OF the news
papers. magazines and other periodicals
In a clear, catchy ana concise form of
writing Of the merits OF his business.
success VIII be with him"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-28
AIeIIor pepositn Fees.

Secretary w. II. Mellor OF the state
Board OF Agriculture deposited sl.2e5 OF
Tees with the state treasurer, collected
under the stallion registration law, maxi
Ing a total OF 1870 OF such fees collected
in the Few months during which the new
law has been in force. The fees are with
drawn from the treasury as fast as
needed to pay the expenses of the regis
tration board and sa.arles OF instructors
and clerks.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-28

Not included in totals because con
tanning other items than clearlngs.
Bee Want Ads always bring results.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-28
AadItor WIthhoIda Parment.

state Auditor Barton is stin OF the
opinion that he has no right TO issue a
warrant on the 100000 medical college
fund created by the last legislature. lie
has declined to issue warn ants until the
time has elapsed Tor an appeal OF the
suit Instituted In the district court 10
Test the validity OF the law. The lower
court held the law valid Considerable
pressure has been brought to bear on the
auditor to honor vouchers on the appro-
priation. but he has announced that he
Will not do so unless an indemnity bond
Is given. running TO the state TO protect
both him and the state from loss In case
the law should later be declared by the
supreme court 10 be invalid Judge Hast
ings OF the university law college ID pre-
pairing brief IN support OF payment 10
submit to the auditor.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-28

The Michigan Alumni association OF
lincoln. recently formed. held meeting
this noon and decided 70 give an elaborate
banquet on the night OF November %,
after the Michigan-Nebraska foot bali
game. The banquet Will be in honor OF
the visiting alumni of Michigan state uni
versity. II ls said that a special train
viii be run from Kansas City and an
Other from Omaha bearing many alumni
NJ Michigan