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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-06
Sues on Note.
Special TO T.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. June ITO enforce collection
on promssory note for $500. a. Fl. Hol-
bert has begun suit In the district court
against l.. q. Harmon and others, The
note was made in favor of w. w. Car
ner to the plaintiff
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-06
FLAG FIGHT AT MILFORD.
Postmaster Accused of Obiectinu 20 Rails.
Ing Of Stars and Stripes
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune
MILFORD. Utah. June 5.-The national
colors were not flying from the faspoIc
on the Milford postofice on the morning
OF MAY 80 AT O'Clock. Frank jefferson
a patriotic citizen, attempted 10 put up
nag on the building. when Postmaster er
William a. Miller. IL is said objected and
tight ensucd. in which Jefferson won
and nailed the nag at half mast
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-06
Burglars Steal Canned Goods.
The Tribune

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. June 5.-Burgars entered a
small grocery store at 249 Twenty fourt h
street. owned by Mrs. Maggie Brown.
some time last night and got away with
canned goods valued at So, The robbie ry
was reported TO the police this morning,
There is 10 clue.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-06
Too Much Water. Is Complaint.


BOISE. Ida. juno 5.-Complaint over
the supply of water on hand on The
grounds that il Il excessive is new in
irrigated southern Idaho, hut such one
comes from the settlers under what is
known the Magic dam. located in
eastern Idaho, used TO store water in
The MrGic reservoir for one Of the
projects of the Idaho Irrigation company.
II Is alleged that the reservoir is fun
cf water: that this is being held i'm
pounded behind the dam while many
settlers below tho dam and on the Big
and Little Wood rivers from which they
secure their irrigation supply arc de-
prIved Il The water and their crops. as
a result, are suffering.
The case Will be given a hearing in
the supreme court. The complaining
settlers assert that the company cannot
secure Il deed 10 the water; that IL can
Only secure title 10 the use OF the water.
and that whenever il fails to use il il
loses that right and the water may he
fled upon by others. This. the settlers
say, they propose 10 do.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-06
salina Drys Open CAMPAIGN.

Special to The Tribune
SALINA June 5,-The prohibition
forces began their campaign in dead
earnest In Sewer county last week. The
state central committee sent two men
TO each town in the county to start Tho
work. Meetings were held In each town
Executive committees were chosen and
lhe work Tor dry towns given a decided
impetus. In Salina. S. c. Clark and n
j. bntes held g meeting at o'clock nj
the J.. ID. S. chapel CT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-06
Park Council Busy.

Special TO The Tribune
PARK CITY. June 5.-The Park City
council is To have the aid OF the CONNER :
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-06

Tribune Want Ads
be'4 Main 5ZoO. Independent 36o
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-06

Salt Laker IN New York.
Special to The Tribune.
NEW YORK. June 5.-Hotel Astor r
n. Campbell.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-03
.LANOOLF| DELIVERS
ALARM IN PERSON
First National Bank Filled
With Smoke Last Evening
Causing Considerable of p
Fire Scare.

BW log tbc bravery 90 T. T. Ian.
0oln OF 'uc FiunJ NaiiDunl bans tua'
institution would iodut Doc selling
smol o.damagcd uyc doug gold pieces
Tor siN douur- AZ 20 m-t night
LanGoiii discovered tnu n, uaah.
IN which u, ie ,uploNd Was me
with smDk, ianduil promptly
jumped ia an automobile and rnsncu
60 tnc second suoct ur, station.
where ne politely assed Chl,i hl,m
10 send q man with "a nrc cNunsuisl-
~ 10 put IN tibosh on blaze wnICu
NHs believed TO ,Xlsi iu tho ban. Nul
oycriooklng dd opportunity 20 sen.
ont ia, NJ, Wagon klou aud Gat
a dozen mcn pied mo that Ntblcl,
and were soon az the counting nous,
The mSN,iiout blaze Na- explained
when investigation showed tnB 90,
iUnitOy had set urD 90 bundle Oi
waste paper. iH the furnace boa ~
basement, failing 10 open any col Tuc
Smoke exists. Inc smokc Was forced
through the steam pipes into thc
radiator aud thence into M, banh
The smoke scare created ConsidcraDl1
excitement AMI "A large crowd collect.
cd ia front oi the bank
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-03
DETAILED SURVEY OF
THE TWO TERRITORIES
Berkeley Concern 20 Map out Ne"
Mexico County al Time, Sho"
ing Township ard Section
Lines.

That NoW Mexico a. laet Dos rn have
a detailed map nov seems iu nO us
surod The finn 20 iat' thc Wa'',.
up is The State Survey associa ION "a.
RerkclCy, California This concern
is the one which made aud puhi'sh"
the survey of California hCarine 49,
name last summer tccodiu- H
representatives OF thr concern i'
corps OF men viii take mp Sew N'>
leo county at time, aud map 81 um
in detail TOWNSHIP ana section
lines will be- shown aud all cite.
towns, postoliiccs stage stations nnf
mines. Wagon roads, stage lihc
and railroads viii also uc mapped
out aud the distance viii bc mHrhci
between each two towns al0ng iA.s.
routes.
New Mexico has long iclt th, need
Tor detailed maps that can b, de.
pended upon as accurate and th,
work bci"s uonc bl The STA Sirvcr
association viii M doubi 10, upprr.
oiutcd
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-03
Diamonds
Watches
Jewelry

II IT nrdding ur engagement
iipr Cpm' 80 ~. ,.ualil, aud ,N,iu-
sN"n'~- are oW talking puiut-
w do not tie, Nnu Viih an, shaun.
90 pr't.u-t-. tuih g. ~ auid Wi,h
~. and Whru Wr tCii Nsu q dianuu.
- fiavlc-- Nou can d'p'rd mon It.
car ,u t.la~~ 4 an rcall, and trul,
cat b, iand, NOT pressed a., mathiu-
rr, AID u Gusts " nothing Ia -t,t'
lli' =, truths. II J. simply uur ,,aN w
lu,-,' uu customer toy ~ doug ih'
right u,.1d-, ,l"-r pri,'-, aud store
~cr,o, are the implied obligations
HAT ret upon ~ 80 Interest aud en-
t'rihin Nuu W. uNiir Nou Goo N-il
our store
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-03
ATTENTION.

All parties having bills against
Shrincrs or iiallui Abayad Temple
viii kindly forward same promptly
to Paul Teutsch. chairman, Postof-
flee box 2l3 80
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-03

20 feel s'rong, have good uppe Ute
aud digestion, siocr sounJiy aud .n
i"N life. usc Burdock Blood Bi,ters
the grca, system tonic anu builder
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-03
MINER TERM Orl.Ns,
Regular Course, ~ \ibupucrq,r' Bust
m.-. COLLEGE Br.in june >.

Regular courses are Offered during
summer months. The Albuquerque
business College opens ~ summer
term Monday, june g. and continues
Tor twelve weeks. Sew studCuis cun
enter ~ this time ana take % twelve
works course, ur They mas continue
uninterrupted! until completing q
| full term
New students may enroll Monday,
IN 'lthur day or evening school. Al
hupuorauv business College, I'rac-
peat school Tor Practical Young rco-
J pie
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-03
IN CONNER. O~,copath. Tel. 90.

T. Bowling. trainmastci tor the
Santa Pc railroad, with headquarters
IN Ration was IA Albuquerque yystcr-
day.
jay \ ilubbs ot the Hubs steam
laundry lcrt last uisht for Haywood
Hot springs Vh,i, ne viii take the
baths for uu attack OF rheumatism.
= II Allison. forest examiner and
~ 70 Hamilton Grnu4niuran, cr th,
Wtcd States forest service. leu IN
morning Tor On, p,yua national lnl-
est whore th,y VIA do d,uIl work.
Mr. and Mr. James q Du Bois oi
Singapore. were visitors IN Al;iu.
ouorquc guests nf The Nl,aradO hotel
YESTERDAYS MI ana Mrs Du Bots ave
uJNoline around the word
SItfia- a. q board ot equalization.
il, couu'N commissioners ut ir.uu-
iHlo county Wtll meet 100 tbr court
house Monday morning ii 100 o'clock
Iu hear appeals from the asses. .utnt-
levied hr 20, tau assessor and 100 con.
.gor such other matters as ua
properly come before M, board
rh, Nuga Npehupr- uf America
1911 uhe,rN, SUNDAY ue th, memorial
dat of Oh, order. Th, scr,i.. viii be
hold 100 ~t Johua Episcopal church,
corner uf Fourth street and West sill
N,r pt,nur az l.i. D. W Archd'avon
50. 1. Warren ~, rector sin deliver
ta. memorial address Thu publ, H
cordial, invited 90 10, pr,s,ut
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-06-03
CALIFORNIA BOYS
IN CONCERT IN
ELKS' TONIGHT
U. S. c. Glee Club Have a Fine
Program for Santa Fe Elm
ployes This Evening

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-25
W. J. BRYAN MADE MEMBER
OF PRESBYTERIAN COUNCIL
Neglect of Family worship In Macy
ChristIan Homes Subject of
Resolutions.

ST. LOUIS. Feb. A.-Neglect Of family
worship in many Christian homes was
made the subject Of resolutions by the
Presbyterian Brotherhood Of America be-
fore the close today Of the fourth annual
convention. which opened here Tuesday
The closing Of postoffices generally
throughout the country on Sunday was
advocated I'm another set Of resolutions.
Governor Chase s. Osborn of Michigan
addressed the delegates tonight on Chris
tian Civilization"
Following are the names Of members
added by the convention to the national
council: Charles s. Holt. Chicago, who was
reelected president; ]. II. Jeffries, Phila,
delphia; NJ Brokaw, Kansas City, Kan.
Foster Copeland. Columbus o.: Hugh II
Hanna, Indianapolis Ind; Ralph W. Harbi
son, Pittsburg. Pa. A. b. T. Moore. Cedar
Rapids. Ia; william Jennings Bryan, Lin.
coin, Neb.; Livingston p. Moore. Chicago
and II. p. CroWell Chicago.
Other officers will be elected later by tn,
national council.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-25
Rock Island AbsOrbs
st, Paul & Des MOines
Subsidiary Road Acquires Substanti-
ally All Stocks and Bonds Of
Iowa Line.

NEW YORK, FEB. Alt was announced
here today that the ST. Paul a Kansas City
Short Line, recently organized under the
laws Of Iowa Is a subsidiary Of the Rock
Island. has acquired substantially all OF
the stocks and bonds outstanding OF the
St Paul a Des MONIES railroad. which
operates line from Des Moines to Mason
City Ia.
At the latter point connection ls made
with the Chicago-st. Paul line Of the Rock
Island and IL is proposed 70 construct a
new line from Alerton. on the Chicago
Kansas City line OF the Rock Island. north
erly to Carlisle. near Des Moines. Il is
said also to have obtained the right 20
operate from there into Dss Moines a. a
terminal
A New York bond house has purchased
fl0@0.OOo Of the new short lines first mort
gage ~ per cent bold bonds due February
1. 1914 principal and interest being uncon-
ditionally guaranteed by the Rock Island
company. The bonds are a part OF total
authorized issue OF s90.OO0o00
Five million dollars Of the issue have been
reserved for public subscription in London
and an equal amount will be offered
simultaneously IN New York and Chicago.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-25
Culled from the Wire

The reichstag passed the second read.
ing o. the uve-year military bill desfenrd
to strengthen the army gradually by more
than i0oo0 soldiers.
Broughton Brandenhurg. the magazine
writer, Was - ul that bis trial. set foI
Thursday on q charge OF having forced !
50 check on q local bank was indefinitelS
postponed
Attorney General Wickershaun declares
that final reports Of the natlcn- wide cam
qaign against bucket shops show that mon
than A0oQ offices OF that character Wers
put out Of ousinezs
concurrent resolution % take appro-
PIRATE action" toward the annexstion ~
Oklahoma Of the Texas "Panhandls" dis
trict which lies between Oklahoma ~
New MEXICO was introduced Ia the love-
house Of the Oklahoma Legislature.
The boiler accident on the battleship Del.
aWare on January ~ az a result Of which
nine men Were killed, Was caused by low
water Ia the affected boiler. according ID
the findings Of the court OF inquiry Al.
pointed 81 the secretary % the navy
Raymond p. May ana q n Snyder WIZ
we're 90 have begun serving z sentence
yesterday OF q year Ia the federal peni
tentiarg for using the mails 10 defraud n
connection with the Two Queens" mininr
deal. we're granted a temporary respit,
thF a14h q telegram from Attornega Genera
Wickersham
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-25
HOUSE PASSES GAME BILL
UPON RECONSIDERATION
south Dakota Senate Approves Meas
uFe 90 Abolish Free Range
I'm state.

PIERRE, s. D., Feb 2A-(Special Tele-
gram.)-Trouble in the house started today
on reconsideration Of the game bill and
after numerous amendments It was on vote
declared lost with but one vote lacking to
carry. One member announced that he
voted for the bill and was not recorded,
and on verification the bill was declared
passed. Next came the bill to create a
state immigration department. which went
down yesterday and was being pushed for
reconsideration. The fight was short but
warm and the reconsideration was defeated
stroup attempted 10 secure an indefinite
postponement of the Whiting criminal prac-
tiee act while Whiting was out OF the house
and this brought on a lot Of warm talk
IN which charges as 20 conduct were numer-
ous resulting IN the bin yet staying at its
place on the calendar. Teets attempted 70
get the Richards primary bill out Of com
mittee Of the whole and at the head OF the
calendar. He did not expect success. but
wanted q record, and demanded a call of
the house. which resulted IN the defeat of
his motion 80 far az any further result
than a record was concerned. He secured
fifty-siN votes, a majority, but not the re-
quired two-thirds and Bigelow win attempt
10 get II out again this evening, his own
primary bill having been defeated. Rich
ards was on the ground TO watch progress
on his bill.
The senate discussion only warmed up on
one proposition that being on the bill to
abolish free rEnge in the state. HenauIt
and Perkins opposed the bill. with Bartine
and Morgan for It. and st went through
with but five opposing votes The bill to
/ provide for a state tax commission went
down in the senate after a shOrt discussion
Of the purpose OF the bill by Norbeck, who
introduced II.
curtiss attempted to get back at his news
paper critics by introducing a senate Joint
resolution In which he wants a commission
appointed TO find out how much the state
owes the press for free advertising and re-
port the amounts to the people to be voted
on at the next general election for payment
/ IL they approve
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-25
COMMISSIONERS CUT BILL OF
LAWYERS DEFENDING WOMAN
rhink Atiowaaee o. Toe Large, Con-
siderins the Time spent en-
the Case.

A. the committee meeting Of the county
commissioners Friday, among other bills
submitted was one Of 500 for the services
OF two attorneys in defending Georgia
Watts, charged with murder. As only a
Few days were consumed In the trial 1t was
thought this bin was too nigh. although
the usual one In such cases. a motion 70
cut so from each attorney carried with
one dissenting vote. The commissioners de-
clare there must be limit put upon such
Tees. bill Is now pending in the legis-
laeure for the creation OF the office ~
county defender In Douglas county whoss
duty Il would be to defend all prisoners
before the bar The salary matter wa,
also taken up Friday
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-25
COMPLAINT FROM SIOUX CITY
Commercial CIub Alleges that Omaha
is Favored tn Rates On
Lumber.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 24-Freight charges
on lumber from southern and southwestern
territory 10 Sioux City. la, are made the
basis OF q complaint filed with the Inter
state Commerce commission today by the
traffic bureau OF the sioux City Com
mercial club The complaint Is directed
against the santa Re railway and rs other
interstate carriers, principally western and
southWesern lines.
II Is alleged that the rates on lumber
from points OF origin in the south and
southwest 10 Sioux City are discriminatory
against Sioux city and tn favor OF Des
Moines Ia. Council Bluffs and Omaha
The existing rate 70 Sioux city Is 50 cents
a hundred pounds. while the rate to the
other cities named from the same points OF
origin Is only Is cents
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-25
HEREDII
Can Ne OvsrOOms in Cases.

The influence OF heredity cannot, Of
course, be successfully disputed, but f.
can be minlmized or entirely overcome in
some cases by correct food ana drink. A
Conn lady says:
For years while I was a coffee drinker
I suffered from bilious attacks Of great
severity, from which 1 used 70 emerge as
white as a ghost and very weak. Our
family physician gave me various pre-
seriptions for improving the digestion and
stimulating the liver, which 1 tried faith
fully but without perceptibIe result
He was acquainted with my family his
tory for several generations tack, and
once when 1 visited him he said: If you
have inherited one OF those torpid livers
you may always suffer more o. less from
It's inaetion. We can't dodge our inheri-
lance, you know.
Il was not so strong a believer in hered-
lily as he was. however. ana. beginning 10
think for myself. I concluded TO stop
drinking coffee. and see what effect that
would have. I feared IL would Re a severe
trial to give Il up, but when I took Postum
and had il well made. Il completely filled
my need for q hot beverage and 1 grew
very fond OF IL.
Il have used Postum for three years,
using no medicine During an that time
have had absolutely none OF the bilious
attacks that I used 20 suffer from. and I
have been entirely free from the pain and
debilitating effects thar used 20 result
from them.
The change h. surely very great. and
I am compelled 20 give Postum the exc.u-
siVe credit for H." Name given by Pos
tum Co., Battle Creek. Mich.
Read The Road 20 MELVILLE" IN pkEs.
There's q Reason"
Ever read the above lstssrq new one
appears from time 20 time. Fhsy ars GER
utns, trus ana fan % auman intsraat
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-25
SIXTEENTH STREET STORE
IS BEING REMODELED
first Floor and Basement for New
Company and Upper Floors
60 he Rented.

Work on the construction OF 8 new ele-
vator In the building formerly occupied
~ the Peoples OutfitNng company Oh
sixteenth street between Farnam and
Douglas streets was begun Friday, W
Fnrnam Smith, who has charge OF the
buildirE. announced that the j. O. Nc
Ciure corporation. which has and Decent
stores 20 the number Of over sixty around
the country. will occupy the first floor
ana basement with such a store by April
The upper floors vii be let out to diff
fsrent concerns new stairway and a
Ions hall will be constructed. opening on
Sixteenth street
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-25
DONAHUE HEARING EXTENDED
Adjournment to Be Taken Saturday
Until Monday.
STILL try no PROBE SALES
BOekOff IL Again Called to the stand
I'm Effort TO Make a Case
Against CHIEF of Police
DOnahue.

Attorneys for the state in the Donahue
custer hearing devoted their time Friday
morning 10 trying to prove the sale OF beer
In the red light district. William Boet-
hoff, who claims to be an Independent re
tail dealer, was placed on the stand and
asked to identify certain entries in mis-
books, which the states attorneys think
will prove their contentious.
Lengthy arguments between the opposing
counsels were offered to get the evidence
in and to keep it out In the main part Of
the contentious. Attorney Connell for Chief
Donahue carried his point.
Following the session of the hearing
this morning, an adjournment until
next week will be taken.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-25
WILL COMPARE THE POLL BOOKS
Committee 20 Examine BOssey's Rec
orda of Election.


LINCOLN. Neb., Feb. 2A-(Special Tele-
gTsm.)-A subpoena for Claude Bossey,
election official for the fifth precinct OF
the Third ward in the last Omaha election,
has been issued at the request OF the
house Investigation committee. This COM
mittee Will have Claude Bessie and County
Clerk Haverly In Lincoln probably Mon
day evening, and the poll books of the
two will be compared. 1t Is said that the
book OF the election officials is not notice
ably different from the book in the hands
OF the county clerk. The committee is
showing an inclination to run this matter
down. II there is anything to be learned
from It, it will not decide upon the nature
OF its report until the poll books in this
precinct have been examined.
The senate committee has taken no
further steps toward decision and the
committee seems 10 be fairly well divided,
with Lee and Kemp inclined to a minority
opinion In favor OF the governors asser-
lions. and Tibbets somewhat undecided.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-25
Public Buildings
Provided in Bill
sundry Civil Measure Reported to
House Contains Money for
Nebraska.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 24-(special Tele-
gram Appropriations for public works IN
Nebraska and other northwestern states
are authorized in the sundry civil bill,
which was reported TO the house today.
Public buildings are provided for as fol-
lows.
Nobraska-Lincoln. $4,000: Aurora. 5000:
Beatrice, $1,000; Chadron. $500; Falls
City, 5000; Holdrege, $4,000.
Iowa-Council Bluffs. 1880
South Dakota-Huron. t55.OO0: Lead, $40 =
900; Madison, $1,000; Redfield, $1,000; Sioux
Falls. $4,000
For maintenance and Improvement of
Hot Springs 8. D.. sanitorium the sum of
size, 900 IL allowed.
An Appropriation Of 1850 is made avail
able for land surveys in Minnesota and
the Dakotas.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-25
NATIONAL PRESIDENT OF THE
LADIES OF THE G. A. R. HERE
MRS. Emma =. Pierce of Springfield
40 BE Guest Of the Omaha
Members.

The national president OF the Ladies OF
the Grand Army OF the Republic. Mrs..
Emma E. Pierce OF Springfield Mass.
win arrive in Omaha Saturday TO be the
guest OF the Ladies OF the Grand Army Of
Nebraska reception will be held for
her BY the members Of Garfield circle No
II and Gettysburg circle No. As OF Omaha
and circle from Lincoln. on Sunday AFT,
ernoon from TO o'clock at the home OF
Miss Grace Berger, 2s24 North Nineteenth
street president OF the Garfield circle.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-25
PLAN TO TRANSFER The MAIL

Conference Between Postmaster and
Darlington Officials 20 BE
Held Monday.
Postmaster Thomas and Burlington rail-
road officials will hold a conference Mon
day with a view of reaching an agreement
concerning the transfer OF mail from the
Burlington depot to the new postoffiee to
be opened on March I. In order to meet
the requirments OF rapid delivery SOME
means must be provided for transferring
the mail under the Tenth street viaduct
from the Burlington depot 20 the pOstof-
flee. and 1t has been suggested that de-
vice be installed to make the transfers
automatically.