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The evening world., 1912-09-10
Guard Rail for
Brighton Track

In order to protect the spectators from
any possible accident caused by a ma
chino crashing into the stands q guard
rail IL being constructed on the top OF
the track at the Stadium
at Brighton Beach. and II should DO
completed within . few dayA This step
10 being taken a. q precaution. and the
Brighton course will be absolutely safe
from this standpoint. according to the
management.
Jimmy Mcneil. the Scotch pilot, and
Arthur Chapple. the champion, will
settle their differences tonight at the
Brighton track. This race should prove
one OF the best events Of the season.
Tho five-mils metropolitan sweepstakes
will start the nights events OF.
The evening world., 1912-09-10
EDITED BY
RoBERT EOGREN
H|LLTOPS RESUME 1
CELLAR BATTLE
WITH BROWNIES

tspecisl b The Evsnins woody
ST. LOUIS. Sept. l0.-The old battle -
keep out of the cellar in the American
League pennant chase, that has bosa
wased all summer long between the D.
Louis Browns and the New York No.
hnders. will again b resumed -
SportsmAn's Para this afternoon wesn
Stovslps and Woivsrton's bah tossaD
On the Hrltonsi isst visit 70 this -
Stovall he'd Just taken charge Of ~
locals and the Brownies were not IN
showing the good form that they eaNo
IN the past few wseks. but ax thAt oeo-
van got an sven break IN NE IL GA0as
played. which was considered . ~
showing at that time.
The evening world., 1912-09-10
Billy Gibson Refuses to Meet
the Champions Demand of
S18,5OO for His End.
BYJOHN POLLOCK.

A d woL2AsT, the lightweight
"a champion. who demands an enor-
L = nous amount Of money whenever
he N asked to box anybody, will not
meet Packey Mcfarland Of Chicago IN a
ten-round bout here ON Sept. q. as Billy
Gibeon. who was to have staged the
bout. has absolutely refused TO pay him
tho S1s,6Oo he insisted upon. Conse-
ouentiy the bout In OF. Gibson tele-
rrepned wolgast to this effect to-day.
N.aison souare Garden amounted TO f5.e37.
After the State had recc'ed IL five ps sen,
which figured seae 80 i've o. ths 'M m 1, it gas
Jeanette, s705: Tom McMahon. sAol.2 70: Gum
The evening world., 1912-09-10
W0lgast-McFarIand
Contest Declared Off

md Ssss: ti:$ls ssE q TT Sss "a: 1910; e:
Y Neh notified Billy Gibson pot 70 pay him until
me STATE Athletic Commissioo inistisatsd his
Danny McKetrck must evidently intend 70
conduct pusiis.ic agency IN The future. for he Is
day; Besides ha1ns. Joe Jssnette. Willie swS.
JACK DenninS and Mike Glover OF Boston a.
bold Of "babs' Dsvs, The PhladelphE heather.
weight and Young ketchsi. the lightweight Of
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-18

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The Red Cloud chief., 1912-03-28
OLD WOOL BILL RESURRECTED
DR.. WILEY OPENS FIRE ON SELL.
ERs OF dope"
Vetoed Wool Measure Rcintroduced
in House-Drug Men Take Excep.
tions to Doctors Statements--
Potash Field Discovered.

Washington DR.. Harvey W. Wiley,
appearing as IA private citizen before
the pure food board in advocacy Of a
regulation guarding very strictly the
use and sale of opium, morphine. co.
canc and other habit.forming drugs.
aroused the anger of drug representa-
tives by referring to them as "dopers.
Representatives of the drug manu-
facturers argued that the exception
should be made in preparations con.
tanning only small proportions of
opium, morphine, cocaine and the
other drugs named They held tina,
there were so many OF these prepara.
tions scattered through small drug
stores all over the country that it
would require years and be a heavy
expense for the manufacturers to have
all marked with skull and cross bones.
as the regulation of the pure food
board would require.
DR. Wiley declared the manufactur.
er had been making the profits and
should pay whatever costs were nee.
essary to protect the public from the
drug habit
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-03-28
For Patent Riqhts Legislation.

Washington the motion of Sen.
ator Norris Brown. chairman of the
committee on patents, the senate has
ordered the opinion of the supreme
court in the patent cases made sem
ate document. The document will In.
cludc the dissenting opinion Of Chief
Justice White. II Is the contention of
Senator Brown that il the Judgment
of the court Is sound then legislation
is imperative to protect the public
from the abuse of patent rights. At
torney General Wickersham, under di.
rection of President Taft, is now at
work to meet the dangers which may
arise under the decision of the court
in the prosecutions now pending
against the shoe trust and other
trusts. which are in a measure pro-
tected by patents.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-03-28
WOODMEN WILL NOT SECEDt
OKLAHOMA MINE DISASTER WITH
SCORES OF VICTIMS.
Woodmen at Hastings Urge Head
Camp to Reconsider Rates-To In.
vesti9ate Secretary knox--ln
North Dakota.

McCurtain. Okla.-One hundred and
five lives is an approximately correct
estimate OF the human toll taken
when mine No. . of the San Bois Coal
company here was wrecked by an e\.
plosion. OF ZIG men of the day shift
only eleven are known to be alive,
while the others are cntombcd be.
hind the debris. In the opinion OF
government experts and mine officials
they are dead and special train
which brought physicians and nurses
from Fort Smith has returned. Fiv.
physicians remained with the faint
hope that some of the imprisoned men
might be found alive.
Among those unaccounted for are
members OF searching party. headed
by W. d. Roper of Clio. $. &. Forty.
three Americans were employed in
the mine. The explosion occurred
shortly after 8 o'clock this morning
Government mine experts have an
nounced that hope of rescuing any of
the men imprisoned had beec abaG
doned.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-03-28
TO ABOLISH SENATE
AMBITIOUS PLAN OF MINNESOTA
REPRESENTATIVE.
COAL MINERS STANDING FIRM
No Indications OF Early Agreement
Foundation for Closer
Relations.
COAL MINERS STANDING FIRM

Washington The abolition Of the
United States senate and the Office OF
vice president. with reduction of the
membership of the house to 300. Is
proposed in resolution which Repre-.
sentative I.indbcrgh OF Minnesota has
announced he would introduce this
week. The main feature of Mr.. Lind.
bcrgh's resolution provides for the
creation of committee ut large
which would have absolute control
over the legislative action OF con.
gress. The members of the commit.
tee would be elected by the country
at large for a term of fifteen years,
and ii could prevent the submission OF
bills to the president. This oppos-
ton could be overcome only BY q
two.thirds vote of the public.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-03-28
Old Wool Bill Reintroduced.

Washington democratic wool
tariff revision bill, levying IA 20 per
cent ad valorem duty on raw wool in.
troduced by Democratic Leader Tn.
derwood. will be reported at once to
avoid caucus and thereby dodge
trouble with the advocates OF free
wool. The measure is identical with
that passed by the house last summer
and after revision by the senate
vetoed by President Taft. Regular re.
publicans contend that the president
would find excuse for vetoing the
democratic bill on the ground that It
does not adequately protect the rove
nues. The reintroduction of the bill
vetoed by President Taft with the
elimination of the senate amendments
will be used by the democrats as the
basis for an arraignment OF the tariff
board.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-03-28
BEOBLANKETBALL0T
LARGEST LIST OF CANDIDATES
EVER SUBMITTED TO VOTERS.
INDEPENDENCE FOR PHILIPPINES
Philippine independence Practically
Aosurcd-Dcmb for Chinese Min
jster--Advance In lum.
ber Prices.

Lincoln. Eight hundred and eighty
names Of candidates running ior pres
ident. vcc.president, presidential
electors, delegates to national conven'
tions. national committeeman. United
States senator. congressman ana state
Offices are on the list prepared by Sec
rotary of state Wait to be certified
to county clerks for places on the pal
lot at the primaries April 10. This
does not include any candidate for tho
state legislature. The ballot Will be
from six to eight feet in length and
will be the longest ever voted at any
election held in Nebraska. On this ac'
count extra large ballot boxes may
be required.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-03-28
Project Nlpped In the Bud.

FL Paso, TeX,-Recruiting for tho
Mexican rebel army on the American
side was given severe setback when
Luis Diaz do Leon, an officer of Gen.
eral Orozco's army was arrested in El
Paso by Texas rangers aided by MeXi'
can federal secret service men. 1t Is
asserted that Leon enrolled loyal Mex
leans under the banner of Orozco and
planned to arm them and sending "a
force to Oliniga, on the border, where
the river patrol is not in evidence.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-03-28
WAGE Increases In Mills.

Boston. Mass.-Wage increases ag.
gregating more than $l0,000,000 will
go into the pockets Of New England
textile workers during the next twelve
months, according to authoritative es.
Inmates Of the result Of the present up
ward trend Of wages in cotton and
wooden mills. On the basis of an an.
nual pay roll OF S79,000,000 in tho
wooden mills. the increase there will
amount TO $500, 600, while cotton mill
operatives will receive an advance Of
IS, 100000.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-03-28
Investigating Secretary Knox.

Washington.-The house committee
on state department expenditures Is
investigating rumors that Secretary cf
State Knox uses as a private servant
Archibald s. Pinkert, negro, car
ried on the state department pay rolls,
Knox as valet on the present Central
American tour. Pinkert is said to
have been employed by MIR. Knox
when the latter was in the United
States senate. The committee also in
quired into the matter OF defraying the
expenses of the secretary's Central
American trip.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-03-28

Chicago, lll--Quick action BY
Fathers Luttrell and Murphy of st
Thomas Roman Catholic church saved
that editlce from total destruction BY
fire when crossed electric wires ig
nited the inhammable material behind
the altar The priests, reused by tho
smoke, which penetrated the parish
house. first carried many sacred relies
and altar property to safety. and then
summoned the fire department The.
church was recently finished at cos,
of 100000 The loss is $4,000
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-03-28

Wash.nSton- The house devoted an
entire session to a bill libe-alizing the
homestead laws - reducing from five
TO three years the period of residence
required on public land to prove title.
themselves from their homesteads five
months in each year. The lcgislation
making less drastic the existing laws
governing settlement has been sought
for years For the first time this ses
sion Speaker Clark took the floor and
urged the passage of the bill
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-03-28
VIII Accept No Compromise.

Cleveland. O.-up to the present the
operators and miners of the btumin.
GUS coal fields OF western Pennsyl
vania, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois have
failed to reach "A wage agreement to
take effect April and thus prevent
shutting down the mines, Both sides
declare they are determined to come
to a decision Immediately The miners
refuse to compromise offers that they
continue the present wage agreement
In reply they assert that 100000 min.
crs will quit on March 81 unless wage
advances were granted
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-03-28
Locate a Lake of Potash.

Sacramento, Cal.-Enough potash to
supply the United States probably for
the next thirty years has been discOv-
cred by government scientists in
Searles' lake. San Bernardino county,
California. Estimates of field men OF
the geological survey and bureau OF
soils Is that the deposit may amount
to 1000. 900 tons, but authorities. from
data In their possession, consider that
estimate conservative and believe that
more than 100000 tons of potash If
available there
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-03-28
Worries Navy Oepartnne ut.

Washington.-.The possibilities OF
coal strike are causing anxiety at the
navy department, and Secretary Meyer
will confer with representatives OF
some OF the bituminous companies
which supply the navy. Twenty-Five
foreign steamers in Hampton Roads,
waiting for bunker coal, are Offering
Sl.5O per ton more than the navy pays.
The Boston navy yard is short Of coal
and there is some apprehe that
other yards will soon be affected.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-03-28
Secretary Knox Promises Results.

wireless from the cruiser Washington
has advised the state department that
the results which It was hoped would
come from his tour of atin-America
had been attained. Worldwide impor
'ancc attached to the secretary's trip
and while the full Significance has
never been officially announced. it's
prime purpose is said to have been to
lay the foundation for closer relations
between the United States and Latin.
America to anticipate any possible
European aggression in commerce or
diplomacy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-03-28
Milwaukee, Visit all marriages

were contracted in churches there
would be fcwer divorces. is the opinion
OF Chief Justice Joseph &. Donnelly of
the Milwaukee civil court There
should be. first OF all, parental con.
sent" said Judge Donnelly. Then
formed by minister in a church be-
fore the friends Of both the man and
the woman. There should be the ring
and the wedding march and the other
little touches-call them sentimental
II you will--that so with the accept.
ance Of selected responsibility
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-03-28
Trv to XIII Minister.

San Francisco attempt was
made to assassinate iii Sing Wing,
minister of war of the new Chinese
republic. according to a telegram re-
ccived by the Chung Sal Vat 30. n
Chinese paper here. The dispatch
said bomb had been thrown at the
minister's carriage. killing Chen TT,
one of his aides. The bomb throwcI
escaped.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-03-28
Advance In Lumber Prices.

Little Rock. Ark.--An advance In
the price of southern lumber, particu'
larly yellow pine and cypress Is ex-
pected at any time by wholesale deal.
ers, who maintain that recent floods
in the gulf states have crippled the
mills and caused a shortage In the
market. How short the market is and
how high the price Is apt to 90 is not
estimated. but all agree that the price
will probably go up.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-03-28

Lincoln, Neb.-The name OF Robert
G. Ross OF Lexington will go upon the
primary ballots as candidate for
president Of the United States de-
spite the fact that petition filed by
that politician several weeks ago was
turned down by the secretary OF state.
Mr.. Ross appeared il person at the
state house and armed with both re.
publican and democratic petitions
asked that his name be recorded.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-03-28
viii Not Secede.

Hastings. Neb.-Nebraska Modern
crease in insurance rates by the head
camp failed to secedc or otherwise di
vorce themselves from the official or.
ganization when they met in conven
tiOn here. Resolutions were adopted
urging the officials Of the order to cali
a special session of the head camp to
reconsider the rate increase.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-03-28
No End 10 His Bad Luck,

John d. Shoop, at an Anti-Cigarette
league banquet. explained his feelings
in the story of the colored man.
How are you getting along. Laz'
arus?" asked his master. interestedly,
II gets along poorly" replied Laz
arus, who complained of his mistor.
tune at length. Master John. | has
such bad luck" says he. that when
dies and is laid away In the tomb and
the good Lord says to me. Lazarus.
come FORTH know I is sho' to come
fifth"
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-03-28
Escapes from Kansas Pcnitentlary.

I.eavcnworth Kan.--William Smith,
alias Brown, n former federal pris.
oner. who admitted that he had placed
dynamite and guns in the United
States prison here five months ago,
has escaped from the state penitcn-
tiary at Lansing, near here, where he
was serving sentence for burglary.
The dynamite and guns were intend.
ed for use in a mutiny. it is believed.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-03-28
Chinese Rockefeller Pays Ransom.

Shanghai,-By paying 100000 to
brigands. Sheng Kung Pao. known as
the Chinese Rockefeller, ransomed his
only son. kidnapped last week The
money was paid in time to prevent
the mutiation Of the boy, the bandits
having written that for each day the
payment of the tribute was delayed
they would amputatc member and
send 1t to the father
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-03-28

Washington n-Congrcssman Henry
or Texas who has returned from the
Bryan birthday banquet at Lincoln,
predicts that Taft will carry Nebras-
ka In the three.cornered fight develop.
ing between followers of Taft, Roosc.
welt and Latollctte and that the
heads of the democratic ticket will be
Wilson and Clark, Wilson being very
strong in Nebraska.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-03-28
Hadley Not a Candidate.

jefferson city. Mo- am not now
and Will not be candidate for vice
president said Gov. II. 5. Hadley
when he heard that his name had been
presented for filing as a candidate for
vice president in Nebraska. He die.
tated letter to the secretary Of state
of Nebraska requesting him to refuse
the petition and not place his name on
the official primary ballot.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-03-28
Claim Iowa Convention for cumm;n.

bes Moines.-Caucuses and conyen.
tons were held by republicans in half
dozen counties in Iowa Saturday
and the indications are that Sen.
ator A, b. Cummns will carry the
state convention by l2l delegates and
that five districts will be tor Taft and
seven for Cummins.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-03-28
Primary Result in North Dakota.

Grand Forks, y. D.--Robert NJ. La
Follctte's majority will not be far from
$1,000 when the final primary returns
are received, and may be heavier OF
the total vote LaFollette has polled
about $4,000 votes, while Roosevelt
has polled about $4,000. The Taft vote
has been about 1000.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-03-28
convicts' Bodies Disposed or.

Lancaster, The bodies OF shorty"
Gray and John Dowd. convicts killed
during .he battle with a posse near
Chalco. have been turned over to a
medical college, Coroner Matthews
took the bodies from the penitentiary
TO Lincoln and disposed of them.
They will be used for dissection dem.
onstrating by students.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-03-28
Breaks Snow Record at Des Moincs

nes MOincs. Ia.-With n fall of III
inches of snow during the night. &C.
companicd by driving wind from
the north. all records for tn" Des
Moines weather bureau. established
in 1878. were broken here Wedncs-
day. The total snowfall this winter
has been 72 inches. over an inch more
than fell in lSS5-S6, which was tn
previous record.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-03-28
Drainage Bill Provides $4,000 600.

WASHINGTON - Twenty-Five million
dollars for the drainage of the swamp
and other wet lands of the United
States would be appropriated by a
bill which Representative stephens OF
Mississippi has presented to congress.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-03-28
Sixty-fcur Bodies Recovered.

McCurtain, Ohla.--Ofi!cial figures
given out here show that tho death
list in the San Bois Coal company dis
aster Wednesday is seventy. Twelve
bodies were recovered Friday, making
total OF siNtyfour brought out.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-03-28
Asks Reward for Mrs, Blunt.

Arlington Neb.-A petition Is being
circulated in Arlington, addressed to
Governor Aldrich, requesting that the
reward offered for the capture of the
bandits who murdered the prison ofi.
cials at Lincoln last week be paid.
over to Mrs, Roy Blunt. whose hus-
band was the victim Of bullet, while
Ihnu mnrn Lni,,,r ,,,,rrun1l
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-03-28
Indiana Has Eavorite Son

Indianapolis. Ipd,-lndlana demo,
Gratis in convention here Wednesday.
unanimously pledged the support o'
thirty delegates to the candidacy OF
Governor Thomas II Marshall for the
democratic nresidantial nomination
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-03-28
His Business.

THAT man INDUCES in shocking
language"
Influence of his trade. He's tele.
graph lneman."
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-03-28
jndepe ndcnt Government for Islands.

Washington Independence of the
Philippines is practically assured. so
far as the house is concerned. when
the insular affairs committee agreed
20 report the bill of Representative
Jones (dem.. Va) establishing an in
dependent government in the islands
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-03-28
Also With Gloves,

Assistant Editor-Here's n farmer
writes us asking how to treat sick
bees
Editor-Tell him he'd better treat
them with respect.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-03-28
Even Il wise man never gets over be.
ing a fool to a certain extent

There is no excuse for the dyspcptlc. with
Garfield Tea accessible at every drugstore.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-03-28
Heaviest Snowfall in ,tr lI;s+orv

Kansas City-The deepest snow In
the history of the local weather bureau
fell in this vicinity Saturday l7S
inches being recorded at 10 D. IN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-03-28
Appeal.

Stella-What Is the matter?
Cholly--I wish you'd tell your faith
er he's gotta quit kickin' me aroun'.-
New York Sun.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-03-28
All EcesnA

"Why does that old maid use SO
much paint on her face?"
shes making up for lost time"
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-03-28

Poverty does not destrop virtue, nor
does wealth bestow it-Yriarte.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-03-28

Measure the depth of the water be.
fore making your dive.