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The Dickinson press., 1911-09-30
WoRkMEH PAY $z,eee.ee
A PROMPT SETTLEMENT

On Wednesday J. C. F. Parker, as
recorder of the local Workmen lodge, re-
ceived draft for $1,000. payable to.
Mrs: fsla May McNeill, as beneficiary of
the late Garfield McNeill. from E. j.
Moore, grand recorder of the Ancient
The Dickinson press., 1911-09-30
SHIP BEEF
238 CARS
Dickinson Loaded $4,000 Worth
Thursday. Bel6eld and Me
dora Shipping. Coast
Points After Cattle.

This week is the big shipping time
for cattle growers living tributary to
Dickinson, BelReld and Medora. arrange
ments having been made for the load
ing Of 238 cars at the points named. to
say nothing of small numbers loading
at Richardton and other points along the
line in Stark and Billings counties.
The Northern Pacific people were busy
the middle of the week getting cars and
crews in readiness for the extra work.
1t was arranged at Dickinson to load
three trains, so cars in all, as follows:
First tre in-Jenner S cars, Sweeney
1, Cuskelly Bros. 2. W. M. Connolly 7.
Holton 2, Hummel l.. M. Cuskelly 2,
Alfred Gafner !, Richards S. Total 29.
Second train-Keller car, Warren /.
Schroeder 1. Sam Rhoades 1. Galney 1,
Hugh McGillivray 3. Jacob Bull 3, Num-
son 1, L. Hayes /, Ab. Murray 2, Stew
ems 1, Jenner 2, W. N. Crist IA. Total
33.
Third train-Elfstrom & George 3 cars.
Fisher 4. Dan Brew. cattle and sheep S,
Harry Annear 3, M. Bookey 3. Total 1S.
The first two trains were for the Eland
yards four miles west of the city and
the third train for the stock yards just
east of the city, for Thursday loading.
At Belfeld "a stock cars were hayed
and made ready for beef cattle, mostly
from the north, including. Hugh Stew
ems, r. Gore. Joe Wood and Herb
Leany.
Some Of the shippers of course are
credited with half car more than
they really have, while others are not
credited with as many as they are ship
ping.
Medora loads on Friday and Saturday
and is down for 1874 carloads. The
place has already had two or three good
sized shipments this season.
No one would have supposed few
months ago that so cars of stock. mean
ing drove Of over /. 500 cattle, would
be shipped in one week at Dickinson
this season. 1t seems little like the
balmy days of stock raising in this To-
cality of which the old timers talk so
much Beef cattle are often times fig
ured at an average of 1000 per car,
some. of course, being worth great
deal more, and at this low figure the
stock going to the Chicago market over
the Northern Pacific this week from
Stark and Billings counties, brings
$238, 900. Points on the Milwaukee are
also Getting few cars out of southern
Billings county.
The live stock solicitors for railroads
in Dickinson this week told the PRESS
that about one-half the cattle shipments
from Montana this year were doing to
Coast points. Anything in the shape OF
feeding stock is taken to the Big Hole
country and other western points where
they make speciality of growing alfal-
ia.
1t is this growing western demand for
beef that is making the good prices
for beef cattle. The prices are very at
tractive this season and growers are in
clined to gather everything that will do
to chin
The Dickinson press., 1911-09-30
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

Sunday services October i. 1911 Ser
mon and worship at 10: 80 a. m, and
7 80 p. m. Sunday School at / rs a.
m. Christian Endeavor meeting at
6 80 p. m. Prayer meeting on Wednes-
day evening at ! 80 O'Clock.
Beginning with October 1st. the even
ing services are one half hour earlier
than during the summer.
A. c. HACKE, Minister.
The Dickinson press., 1911-09-30
rider of United workmen for North Da-

kota.
y This ia q prompt settlement and it
cannot be but gratifying to members Of
the order to know that death claims are
50 quickly met.
Mr.. McNeill had been member of
the Workmen but six months and "a days
at the time Of his death.
Mr.. Parker has forwarded the insur.
ance certificate to Mrs. McNeill at
Reeder for her signature and as soon as
he has secured the paper back, properly
signed. the draft will be delivered.
The Dickinson press., 1911-09-30
METHODIST CHURCH.

METHODIST CHURCH
Services in the morning at II clock I;
Epworth League at 6 80 and preaching
service at 7:3O in evening.
y F. H. Farrand. Pastor.
The Dickinson press., 1911-09-30
DICKINSON MONEY ORDERS
amount TO $131, ,3so. 80

something surprising, aud. as near as
can be ascertained, gives the city fourth
place in North Dakota in this respect.
A set of figures compiled by the Bis
marck Tribune and published last week
does Dickinson. Mandan, Minot, James
town and Valley City great injustice.
The Tribune found that Bismarck had
issued 15,2 orders for the year ending
June 80. 1911. and proceeded to put
other cities which naturally belong in
about the same class in the two. four,
five, and seven thousand column.
The total number of money orders
issued at Dickinson for the year ending
June 80, 1911. were 1904, or about
/. 600 less than the number issued at
Bismarck, the capital of North Dakota.
where very large transient business is
naturally transacted.
Here is the itemized money order busi-
ness at the Dickinson Office for one year,
ending June 30. 1911:
No. of domestic orders issued, 13, 5O2 90
Amount in money, .........$122. 397 O8
Fees on orders issued, ....$ 908 O6
No. Int. orders issued, ...... 402 90
Amount in money, ..........s 1898 SO
Fees on orders issued. ......S 80 so
No. of domestic orders paid, 3,1O2 90
Amount in money, .........$ 43, 983 "A
No. of Int. orders paid, ..... go 90
Amount in money, .........$ 6.85S IS
1t will be noted from the foregoing
figures that Dickinson bought money
orders to the value of $131. 800. go and
paid orders to the value of $43, 983. A, or
sending away balance of $87, 4O7. 46
over money order payments at this
point. The number of pieces of mail
registered at the Dickinson Office for the
year ending June 80, 1911, is 6. 3oe.
Allowing that the Tribune figures are
correct for the number of money orders
issued at Fargo, Grand Forks and the
capital city, the showing is as follows
Grand Forks. I. -. IS, 5o1
Bismarck, ........ Is, 278
DICKINSON, 13, e04
The Tribune puts Minot next with 7, 718
orders issued;
Valley City. .:.................. $50
JdHcStOWHs 4, Gus
n1dHudH'. Z,o4o
AS stated above. the PRESS does not
believe that Mandan and other cities
named are SO low down in the column.
It does not seem reasonable and the
probabilities are that Mandan papers.
and perhaps those from other cities
will be calling the Tribune to account
for its compilation of figures as given
on September Fl.
Postmaster N. c. Lawrence and his
force are not willing that Bismarck and
two other cities in the state should have
the credit for doing all the money order
business in North Dakota.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-18
CHURCH WILL HAVE
MOVING PICTURES
Pastor Believes Right Sort Of
Films Shown in Church
Will Help the Cause of
Religion.

Los Angeles. ca. Nov. rs. Nov
ing pictures viii be exhibited IL
Temple auditorium hy Temple Bap
list church, Rev J. whltcoml
broughor, the pastor announced
sunday night H. took tor his ser
mon topic "Sldcliehts on tho Foot.
lights" ana in the cours. of his ser.
mon made the foregoing announce.
mont. Or nrouFhcr said.
just as soun az tho Officers oi
Temple BAPTIST church can see tneii
way financially 10 do Il. I hope that
We can put moving picture ma
chine into the temple that can be-
used IN connection with our SUNDAY
school ana educational work. Al
ready there are films produced that
present Ia the most attractive. in
teresiins. instrucsiv. ana entertain
ine way the scenes of Bible times.
~ wish ! could say a. much FOR
the fhcat'r. Historically, tho the
alter as an institution has never ca
tered To high moral ideals The mod
ern thenter as an Institution H. no
better You know IL Is possible for
nm occasional performance 90 be ON
O very high moral plane ana still
possible for the theatsr as regular
thing 20 be vicious. morally. wish
n were possible for our cities % an.
point men and women ~ high moral
character and noble ideais to censor
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-18
DEAD MANS kIDNFy
SAVES PATIENTS iIit

Philadelphia, Noy. lS.--One Of the
most remarkable clinics In surgery
that has ever been held In this city
and the most interesting that has been
seen In the pr~sen, visit Of surgeons
"f this country and Canada who are
attending the clinical congress of sur
aoonH ~ North Amcrlce was that con.
Quoted In the Methodist Episcopal
hospital hy Dr. L. J. Hammond chief
az stan OF the hospital, involving the
MANIPULATING ~ a kidney This OPP
cfniion. which Included an nnastomo-
res or Joining of blood vessels and
connecting of veins, arteries and
other duets and glands. was highly
satisfactory. The patienta recovery.
the surgeons SAID. seemed certain.
DR. Hammond tranapianted into the
patients body the kidney OF man
who was killed In an automobile acci-
dent yesterday afternoon.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-18
PAVING At LAST

II the citizens " Albuquerque have
any confidence Nv IN, present city
"a an,ii. the action Of that body last
nlnh, should settle the question VI
street. ewing
Alhuqasruuc can not be allowed 20
lag behind IN the class ~ overgrou u
VILLAGERS which 90. blind 10 thu nccrs-
sits 81 c.Vic progress The paving ~
the streets IA not "a matter of mn.
nicirai luxury. bat IT municipal nc
ceaalty. The work slmpls must be-
done n the city II Co retain any sort
of standing IN the eyes 81 the outside
world. II has already been delayed
far too long. and an aroused public
sentiment now demands that 70 be
Delayed no longer
With the city council rests the re-
Hponaibility Of deciding which Of the
various paving materials suggested ~
The hest suited 20 the needs OF AlbI-
cue ruue That body has now had the
question before " for more than half
u year and has had placed NJ Its dis-
nosal all tho Information that could
be gathered ~ u we're to walt another
half year. No conceivable good
could be accomplished bs further de-
laying action. Tor " they do not
know "a this time what is the proper
decision 10 make In the matter II ~
entirely out Of the range Of proba-
niiity that they VIII ever know. They
are accountable 10 the people OF the
city and " they have made an un-
wise selection there ~ no doubt that
they will hear from their conrtltu
enta on the subject.
Mayor Elder ia In no manner 20 be
condemned for his veto OF the ordi-
nance passed last night. He merely
placed himself on record ~ 20 a mat
ter OF policy In no way connected
with the controversy ~ 20 the kind
of material that should be selected.
ana his action IN calling special
meeting of the council for tonight
In order 20 give an opportunity for
the prompt overriding Of his veto
ahown patriotic sense of RESPONSE
biiity 20 the people and a keen ap-
preciation OF the importance OF hay-
ing the streets paved without further
delay.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-18

sufficient evidence 10 convict. bishop
turned states evidence. and he and
Mrs, Cobb were sentenced 10 prison
for life. Bishop died there a few
years ago and " has often been said
that from the time that they were re-
ceived at the prison until Blshop died
be and the woman nevcr laid eyes ON
each other She II n clever woman and
each year at Christmas time when
there ~ a sale OF the work OF the
prisoners much Of Mrs. Cobhs handi.
work 10 offered for sale
In support OF her second petition
FOR pardon she SAYS that sue aas
served thlr,y-threo years. practically
a life time. She says that she has
been In prison over hair her life and
all OF the best part Of n. AMI feels
that she has been sufficiently punish
cd for anything The petition which
has her signature continues she
does not ask release for herself alone.
as she has lost all that lie holds dear
but her children and their offspring.
and wishes 10 pass tho remalndcr OF
her life with them. and spare them
the disgrace of dying IN here
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-18
HANDSOME scARr-PrN FREE.
A Phenomenal Offer Made by n Sew
York I1rm

Thousands all over the United
states are taking advantage OF a gem
erous offer Of the Gotham Company.
iici Broadway. New York Cry. maxi
Ing request for q beautiful gold plated
scnrf-pin for lady or gentleman.
which Ia mailed 20. anyone sending
name and address free 81 charge.
This offer II made 10 Introduce
their catalogue Of general merchan-
disc. household goods. jewelry. nov
elites. etc. Readers OF this paper are
requested 20 send name and address
Immediately. incloslng five two.cens
stamps TO cover packing and postage.
Send today ana receive without cost
a piece OF jewelry that you will ba
proud %.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-18
rIsr sDrcsrloNAL CONVENTION

The thanks of the entire cts Of
Albuquerque are due Ia the CONNER
clai club and % the local delegates
90 the aanunl convention nf the Sew
Mexico Educational association now
being held NJ santa Pc for their &C.
tivisy and hustlins public spirit IN
bringing the next convention Of the
association 10 this city.
All hands are to be congratulated
On the decision 10 hold tn. convcn-
tlon here next year. Albuquerque
Of course. VIII be- greatly benefited
by the opportunity 10 entertain the
cream OF the scholarship Of the en-
tire state, while the teachers viii
find In this progressive and eniisht
cned city a thoroughly oongeniai at
mosphcrr ana facilities Tor their
comfort ana for the Successful con.
duet ~ the work of the convention
which could not be- afforded by any
other point IN New Mexico al which
the gathering could have been held
Tn" Commercial club rendered val
liable aid In securing the 1919 con'
yention for Albuquerque and IN,
Duke cits delegates were not less
energetic and patriotic In the work
that they dld on the floor 81 the con
veniioD. These Rooa men and wo-
men have set an example Of civic
loyalty which aii ciiizens should en-
niatc
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-18
CAN'T CURE cATARRH.
stomach posing. Sprass aud DoucI,ci
Have MI Faliesi.

There l. only one way 10 cure ca
tarrh.
Reach the raw. tender. laslamod
membrane that Il Infested with ca
tarrn germs, and destroy the germs.
You cant reach the hooks and
creyices with llould preparations
there n only one way--broathe the
antlseptio rerm killing air 81 HYOMEI
pronounce Il Hlsh-o-me) directly
over the infested parts
HYOMEI contains no opium. coe-
ainc or other harmful drugs. IL II
made Of Australian sucalypius. thy
mol ana other Historian antlaeplifs II
u guaranteed 10 end the misery 81
catarrh. asthma. Group and bronchl-
IL, or money back.
AK J. n. o'Rielly about The ny.
|oMEl outflt today. lie sells n for
only shoe and guarantees Il.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-18
$3.50 RECIPE FREE. FOR
WEAK MEN.


have IN my possession a trescrlp-
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This prescription comes from a
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think ] owe u TO my feirow man
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-18
An. nnYNN.s LNrIsT.

A. Was 10 have been expected. and
"a had been predicted by the Her
aid, the serious mention OF Congress
man Oscar W. tfncerwooc . name 40
a candidate for the Democratic nomi.
nation for president mas caused ,wH-
liam Jennings Bryan to throw an
other tit
In the current number of the COM
moner Mr.. Bryan lets IL be known
thnt he viii have none OF Mr.. Under
wood. Ite gives " out cold that the
Alabama congressman II not In SYM
pathy with the proletariat and II
nothing more nor less than a plant
tool Of that Intangible. hut evidently
from Mr.. Bryan's standpoint, very
undesirable element known as Wal
street. lie admits AIR. Underwood
ability and his aggressive fighting
spirit. but contends that those very
qualities make him all the more dan
serous an a Zoe To the great unwash
I'd and an advocate OF the unholy in
tereEts OF those kid. Eioved monsters
who do business on Wall street and
whom Mr. Bryan would fain see eat
inE crust % black bread In solitary
confinement behind the sieel-irus,
An Of which IL very Interesting.
nu; the question now arisss. IN sir.
Underwood any worse of since Mr..
bryan has spoken his mind than he
was before. II " certain that he
can not be nominated over such via.
lent opposition az Mr.. Bryan IN inter-
posing. and equally certain that ne
could not be elected II he had CHANGED
20 bear the unqualified endorsement
ana approval Of Mr.. Rryan, Perhaps
the most favorable symptom 81 Gov
crnor Woodrow wilsn'r candidacy "
the fact that ~ 10 the present time
ne has been able 20 escape both a
iryan opposition and bryan ap-
prevail.
The buoynnt predictions of Demo-
rrnttc victory next year which come
- perfistently from inspired Demo
cratic SOURCES ring very hollow in tho
iisht ~ the dense shadow which
William Jennings bryan ktill throws
over his Party, Nothing h clearer
Than that no candidate acceptable a.
the conservative eastern states has
any chance 10 win Mr. Brynn'r sup
mort. which h Indispensable 20 q
Democratic nomination and that no
candidate acceptable 10 Mr. Bryan
has any chance 20 carry any of tho
conservative eastern states. which u
Indispensable % election. The fact
mat speaker Clark ~ NJ present MIR,
firyAn's ravorite for the nomination,
~ the way. speaks eloqnentiy ns 20
the Kind OF president that We would
have II the country Mere 60 listen
60 the pleading u the thrice defeated
Peerless Leadr
A. for Mr. Underwood. the best evi-
dcnce that ne has yet given Of pos
scasing qualities ~ atatesmanshlp u
tho fact that he does NOT himself
take his candidacy seriously.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-18
Voice of the People.

Evening Herald
The question Of paving a portion
OF Albuquerque streets at the present
time ~ not no much one of the merits
OF the different kinds OF paving as II
II that our flrst contract should be
let 10 highest bidder for an article or
doubtful worth, and turn down bid
much lower for an article of standard
merit, The Texas company with their
patented bitnliihlc we're the FIRST on
the ground after IL was known that
We Intended 10 pave and their agent
has camped among us ever since
Tho first specifications drawn by
our city engineer were so worded az
10 exclude Mr.. laughlin's bid OF 1850
per square yard for the regulation
asphalt concnrfe paving Mr. Laugh.
in nj the time did not know this but
MS attorneys artcrward informed
him that those specifications on which
he bid were an infringement OF the
Warren Bros. patent. the result waa
that Mr. I.aughlin was compelled to
withdraw that bid. Mr.. I.aughlin has
come 10 Albuquerque several times
since In the interest Of this paving
contract. as has also Mr.. Marshall OF
Denver. who represents the barber
Asphalt Co. and both OF these men
have repeatedly stated both 10 the
council and In private that they could
and would put us In first class
asphalt concrete pavement at $3.50
per square yard
The council has stated all along.
u not collectively. az least Individual.
~, that they would let the property
owners. those having the bills 10 pay.
decide upon the kind of paving they
wanted In accordance with this
generosity on the part of the council
presented a petition signed by more
man 30 per cent ~ such property
owners protesting against letting this
contract TO the Texas company for
their bltulithlc at $500 when bet.
ter paving could be had for $3.50. IL
seems. however, that the council was
only Joking. when they promised the
property owner this privilege as their
action last night plainly indicated.
Mr.. Muliens. superintendent Of the
streets In Milwaukee. telegraphed mo
Yesterday that their last contract was
Tor hrst class asphal, concrete paving
NJ sl.s6 per square yard This shows
that Mr. 'iAughlin would have made
good prom under his bid OF $3.50
Il may be very amusing TO certain
members OF the Commercial club and
others who do not paw these bills.
ihnt the property owners should oh
Zee, 10 absolutely giving over $4,000
OF their money TO the Warren Bros.
~ boston and the Texas Iiitulithic
20 or course. Mr.. l.anham and his
company VIII open fine offices In Al.
wiquerqne. Why shouldn't they?
That Is the way big business IL
done as Judging hy Albuquerque en-.
te'prise IN getting paving. the melons
70 be cut IN the paving business In
New Mexico viii he great.
NJ p STAMM.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-18
I.FGAL pnRAsEoIoCy

In q recanf address on criminal
law reform, Judge Charles A. De-
c0urcy. % the superior court ~ Mas
aachuaetts. made some continents on
The useless yerblhge employed In
writing indictments In the course Of
hla REMARKS he read an Indictment
which was resmfned In 1905 In Mis-
aonri murder case. II was 40 fol-
Iowa
p'Thmf q W. and &. w, hate Of the
county of q. aud state Of Missouri,
III the sixteenth day ~ January.
IfDa. a. tAs cennff ~ n. and state
IN Missouri. diA thca ana there. IN
ana u1on me body ~ one v. ", then
ann there being apIaWfulIy. wlIlfully.
ffsonlonsly. Extraordinarily. on pur-
obso. and of malice nforetheueh,,
make en- Assault, ana with danger
ol,e aud Nnauly weapon, to wit, q
club, nhrh N.Id fllsn nes then ana
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-18
LONDON rNI'Ei ItEyIvEs
GERMAN CANAL STORM

London. Nov. is.--The Globe Is au.
thority Tor the statement that Ger
man .eapitnlis,s backed by the Ger.
man government and with the per.
sonal good viii and sympathy % the
kaiser. are planning o. build an ocean
Waterway ~ rival 10 the Panama
canal The route favored - presum.
ably one via the san Juan river and
Lake Nicaragua In the republic of
Nicaragua.
" this report Is correct Il will in
voivc direct claim by Germany on
me United states for recognition 81
TIE formers right 90 permanent,
toothoid on American soil several
hundred miles nearer the rnlcd
states than the Panama canal Itself
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-18
Big Pay in CiylI Service

The pay II good, the work congsn-
lal' and promotion rapid 70 the u. =.
clvil Service. n you are an AmeFl-
ean men or woman over rs you are
eligible for any goyornment posiilon
u you pass tho Civil Service Examl-
nation. To learn how you can quail
~ IN your aBara time, write for our
free civil Service bookiet. Al. Cliff
ton Hoeahead, Representatives u Tn
,ernasionnI Correspondents schools,
Nos i11, Ainuqucrque. n. N.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-18
uoii.ow-HOisN, on HOLLOW
CONstIENfE?

Just what the New Mexico Demo-
Gratis accomplished for the Demo-
cratic party by eiecting governor
and letting the Republicans capture
the United states senatorships il be-
vond us. The New Mexico Demoe.
racy needs 70 be bored for the hol-
low horn. Houston Post