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LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT or
Columbia Holding Probate Conrt.-No. ISIS
that the snnscribcr. Of the District Of "olnmnia.
has obtained from the Probate Court Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia letters Of administration G I.
a the estate of Joseph IL. Jackson sr.. late
Of the District OF Columbia. deceased. All per
sons having claims against the deceased are here
Icy warned to exhibit the same, with the v"uch-
ers thereof legally authenticated. to the sub
scriber. on before the 9th day of September.
AID. 1913: otherwise they may 10y law b.
clnded from all heneht 81 said estate. Given
nMisr my hand This la,h day Of Sepiember 1911:
seal, Attest: NJ J. GRirFIrii. Deputy Reg.
lister af Wills for the District II t"lurf.s.
Clerk OF the Probate Court. SpfERIoS NIGiiol.-
son. Attorney. sell law.3t
SUPREME corRr OF THE DISTRICT oE
Columbus. Holding Probate Court.-No. 1926.
Administration. Is 10 give motto" that the
sahsc r1her. of The district "f Colombia. has ola
tain. from th, Probate Court of the District ~
Columbia leitr-s o. admins -a;on =. {. II.
tne estate Of William q. Wallis late % the III.
claims against the decreased are hereby warned
To- exhihit the same. with the vouchers thereof.
before the a"th day Of September. All. 1918:
otherwise they may by law he excluded from all
,s Of said 81 e.as Given under ny sanf
GRACE WALLIS 500 l4'h 81. NV. Washington.
- e. ,Seal, Attest; WA. q. TAYLOR. Deputy
Register of Wills for the District ~ Columbia.
Clerk ~ the Probate Court. HirNEf wncl-
ARD Attorneys. se2i-isw.3t
l.. EDWARD CLARKE AND T. REGN ARO
W5H.-in In" Supreme tDlrt or tac District az
Coirmha-Nco'a Eo!essa and Cristineia Bo-
dessa. plaintiffs. W.. the Unknown Heirs.
.Aiienees aud Devisees 81 Richard I. Qneen. d.
fendants.-No. 3llGo Equity Docket-The object
Of this suit is {" establish the title tn plain
tifYs against the defendants by adverse possess
sion TO the following described land and prem
iscs situate in the District ~ Columbia: Lot
T.. in Benjamin Pollards subdivision of n
tain lot In square $40: AS per plat recorded in
Book y. h. at page Ia. OF the records Of the
surveyor Of the District ~ Columbia. which
lot forms a part of original i" . In said s',uarr.
On motion Of the romplainants il l. this 21th
day OF August. 1912. ordered that the defend
ants. the unknown heirs. aleuees aud drN isrrs
Of Richard I. Queen. cause their appearance 10
he entered herein before the first rule dav
occurring after the expiration OF two months
from this date: otherwise the Will ha
proce.,ed with Ms In ease Of default. Provided
copy If this order br published twice A
month for two months in the Washing an Law
Reporter and The Evening Star ne~spap'r ~
fore said day Good has been show
why longer publication Is unnecessary. ASH
LEY VI. GOULD. Justice. ,Seal., true "eP
Test: ! u. YOUNG; Clerk. Ry T. v. 'iN-
NIN';HAM. Asst. Clerk. srli.2l."l9.ih
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RAILROAD.
Southern Railway.


PREMIER CARRIER or THE SOUTH.
y. B-Fol.owing sch..,!u figures published ouy
as information. and are not guaranteed:
TRAINS LEAVE wASHINGTON:
For Atlanta. Montgomery. Mobile. New Orleans.
$50 am. and 1913 pm. daily. Dining cars.
For Chattanooga and Memphis. via Ashevills.
10 A. nm. daily.
For Atlanta. Admission. Rirmnaham. $50 an.
and 4 50 pm. daily. Dining cars.
For Atlanta, Admission. Ta1.adesa. Calera. Selma.
$50 al and ass p m. daily: and Tor Uniontowp.
Oemop0lis. Meridian 80 IN daily. Dining cnrs.
For Roanoke. Bristol. Knoxville. Chattsnooss.
Birmingham. Meridian v!cksbur.. New Orleans.
10. 10 pm. daily. Dining car
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattsnooea. Nash.
VILE Memphis. 40 am. dsl,y. sleeping car
may he occupied after 1000 pm. Dining car.
For Asbevfile. $50 am. $50 PIN. and 10 u
pm. daily. Dining cars
For Columbia. Sumnervi'Ie. Charleston. Alike.
Augusta Savannah. Erunswick. Jacksonville and
Florida points. 5.15 pm. daily. Dining car.
Tourist for California. daily .-XCEPr
SUNDAY. 40 nm.
For Danville nocan. so am. daily.
For Harrisonburg. $50 AM daily ipar,or carl:
S35 pm. tparlor cap aud 40 pm. week days.
For Charlottesville docaD. 100 an. and 40
For warrenton. $50 am, 100 an. 40
pm. daily: 3.:;5 Pun. iparior carl and AS pm
T.. s. BROWN. Geurra, Agent.
CHS tI'EAKE AND OHIO LINES.
SIS pm. daily-SlpepnrS 10 Louisville. Clncin-
natl. Indisnarolis aud st. Louis.
C.sa pm. dsilr-Pulimaa to Cinctlp,.i snS
Chiraz
lilo pm. daiy-Sleeprrs To Virginia Hot
Springs. Cincinnati and Louisville. Cine -nsu
gieeDer open for occupSprr 10 pm
Or .l3 ia. ave-. 1879 r 81. aud Union sta
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FOR sALE-HousEs.

THE BEST EVER OFFERED.
NEW HOUSES. JUST COMPLETED.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENUE NORTH
OF PARK ROAD.
Each house has from six To eight
rooms reception ball. tile bath. with
special fixtures: beam ceiling in dining
ROOM hardwood flooring. hardwood
trim and bronze hardware throughout:
ample closet room; electric and ses
light: electric push buttons in rooms
and halls: hot-water heat: gas heater
Tor heating water: Nex Method gas
range: tasteful decorations: special
mantelS and fixtures: large front AMI
rear porches: cellar under cn,ire house:
deep lots. wide lawns.
More house. more value. Best con
strncted and finest finished house ever
offered in this city for the price.
Located in the best section of Co
lumbia Heights and convenient to
three ear lines. churches Of several de-
nominations. public schools. stores and
market.
Prices SI1U1. 81. SC1. $500 and
S1.nJI. Small first t.ust an these prop
critics: haitacr can 10" arranged IN Su1t
or I1th II. To Park road and g"
east. any Georgia ave. car to Park
read and go vest.
HOUSES OPEN EVERY DAY AND
LIGHTED EVENINGS statesmen
ON PREMISES.
SAMPLE HOUSE. s31. y. H. AVE.
A. +. FOX COMPANY,
1911 II ST. NV. SALES DEPT.
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No matter from what viewpoint you
consider these BONES, you will End
them ideal.
NEW HOMES
LOCATED IN THE SWEILESr
SECTION OF THE CITY-l3i3 TO
1855 SHEPHERD ST.
Six rooms. tiled bath and finished
attic: double flooring. auarered oak:
concrete porches: hot-water heat: large
yard to public alley; beautifully pa
pered; expensive gas fixtures.
30 sure and inspect these homes.
-Take 18th ct. car TO Shepherd
Gt~wsR east one-half square.
sample house open for inspection.
1855 10 1856 Shepherd St
FRANCIS A. BLUNDoN,
TOT G st.
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FOR SALE-HOUsES.

FOR saLE-
| NORTHWEST SUBURBS
| \ whole square OF ground: rooms: stories
| and cellar: attic: large garage. and will sell
| for
] MOORE & HILL Inc. l42l22 II st. NV
FINE HOME on conn. AVE. just across the
| bridge: 10 rooms: :: baths: electricity and gas:
| very large lot: separate water heater; hot
wafer heat and :s. ssnsn
| MOORE HILL. Inc. 1870 ~ II st. NV.
NEW HOUSE. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
! west of Bright wo~i ave; rooms and bath;
| $500
| MOORE 4 HILL. Inc. l42o22 ii 81. NV
| FOR SALE
| s1a.-,N.
| CLEVELAND PARK.
| One OF the really nne homes i'll this desirable
suburb: corner: over - 0cU square rect OF
| ground with iO-room house. garage. plenty OF
I flowers and fruit; :: hreplaces: ei-ctrcity ana
! MOORE & HILL. Inc. 142022 II at. NV.
Wv INVESTMENT NORTHEAST
e.s,ory apartment: we'll rented at ss;ss per
| MOORE X HILL. Inc. 14.n.: II st NV
FOR salt
! water heat: rooms anl bath: gas and eiec'
| tricty: good cellar: two-story brick, with
cellar. and price.
! MOORE HILL. Inc. 1l3o22 II st: NV
FOR YALE
\ two-story brick; northwest: near cars: in
| splendid condition: will rented: out -of-town
| owner anxious TO sell will take 500
| MOORE & HILL. Inc. 1922: II st. NV.
FOR SALE
A Groom brick. with bath; good lot; worth nth
$4,000. Want offer of $3.50. owner Will
sell to good colored party: ~ 90
A ST. SOUTHEAST
q rooms and bath: deep lot to alley. Can
MOORE & HILL. NC. l42o-:s II st. NV
FOR SALE
S rooms and bath; hot waite heat: lot >:
feet wide; unusually !, s deep too,
MOORE & HILL. nc. 142o-2: II st. NV.
Furnace heat 6-rOoms. bath. bay-wlndoW
brick cellar: good 10, 10 alley.
$500.
MOORE 4 HILL. NC. l42o-22 II st. NV.
CORNER NEAR CAPITOL.
II roalns. :: baths: electric lights: l"t-water
heat: good sized lot, and spleadid home
The price,
MOORE 4 HILL. Nc. 1902: Fl st. NV.
FOR SALE
ST..
GOOD STREET NEAR 16b AND L.
rooms and bah: furnace heat: lot over ~
feat wide. and consider il cheap
MOORE & HILL. NC. 14oOcc: III ST. NV
FOR SALE
INVESTMENT, NORTH WEST.
Rents for $500: asking $4JOO, but
will sell for
So. $50.
MOORE HILL. INC. l42o22 II st. NV.
BRICK. sol TIIEAST.
Well located: 6 rooms. bath. gas; rents for
$3.50 Reduced TO
5000.
MOORE Il HILL. NC. l4.0o2 Fl st. NV.
FOR SALE
ALMOST NEW HOUSE.
rooms. bath: good street: lot 1dx9J feet to
alley: worth than they ask,
81, 900.
MOORE & HILL, INC, 1902 st. W.
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SUPREME cotEr OF THE DISTRICT OF

|! SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT oF
CnI;..n;,a Holding Probate Court. !:'tate Of vir-
:iL!a Fs-fis Est. dereased-Nu t.:.H'. Adii:nistra
tion u" ket.Application having beel p,adc here
in fer PROBATE Of n. L.: VII and testament Of
said deceased. and for letters tes;:mentar, on
said estate by Joseph Klein. i. is ordered. this
4th day OF SepteI .e:. Al;. isl... th:; Maud Z.
krug. Annie E. Cook, Edward G. Forrest: Tlomas
II. Forrest. Sadie Maxwell. susanna Glaze.
William Fl. Forrest. Julia Matthews. and all
Others CONCERNED. Appear IL sad coart gu Mon
day. the !sth ds, u Octo .er. Al. 1917. iii 10
O'Clock m. 10 show cedye why s.cn applica tiou
siorlt n.t Re .raned. Let notice hsg-,f he pnh-
lished in lie washins Law t:cp-ter and
Ey ening Star once in each Of three successive
weeks tefu.a the return day h-rAa mentioned.
thc first Publication 10 Ice NOT less than thirty
DAYS before said return day. WE>nEI.I- !.
STAFFORD. Justice. seal, Attest: WA. G.
TAYLOR. Deputy Register Of Wills for the IBIS
tri~t OF Colunhia. Clerk 81 the Probate Court.
&c. CLINTON JAMES, Attorney. se1-1aw,3t
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JOHN +. DONOHOE & SONS,
ga Pennsylvania ave. Sc.
FOR SALE-HOJ SES.
HOUSES
IN ANY SECTION OF THE CITY.
We have every facility for handling
property and guarantee satisfaction in all
branches Of the business. List your
property with us II you want results.
We can procure tenant for your va
cant house.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
314 Pennsylvania ave. Sc.
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AN COMPELLED TO SELL AT ONCE WELL
located lots. CaDito! Heights enc fare; worth
$500: highest rash offer takes them. OWNER,
:i42; Illinois NV.
BROOK LAND; ADJOINING; SOFT LOTS on
tho north side Of Jacs Just west OF 10Th st.
ne: water. gas: cheap. T. DlGGl\S,
!S16 9TH st. E.w.
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FOR SAI.E-S6. 600.
THE BEST BARGAIN IN WASHING
TON for a downtown house: located on
lettered street near Franklin Park;
q rooms ard bath: furnace heat: first
class condition. The house cost more
to build than we ask for the property
and would be cheap at 5000. Values
in this section are growing. See us
quick II you want this unusual bargain.
NORMAN & ROBINSON, INC,
1:;9 10th st.
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FOR RENT.

i3,. ACRES. 10 MINUTES WALK FROM vIls.
sinia side Of the Chain bridge: rent. $3.50.
privilege Of leasing. Apply E. ". MCINTYRE.
22i St NV. between and l: mornings. OK
prone during same hours.
FINE MODERN DAIRY FARM IN VIRGINIA,
close to Washington: latest equipment for over
JO cattle modern S-room house in addif :on to
cottage. if desired BOX G. l.. H.. Star office FL .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-21

FOR SALE-S4.5 500.
ROOMS AND BATH BRICK
HOUSE; on lettered street near list
st. NV, in q section with costly homes.
The owner is leaving for Texas and
for quick sale has authorized US to sell
this property for $4,000, while 1t is
easily worth $6.0W. Easy terms.
NORMAN & ROBINSON, INC,
139 18th ST.
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POULTRY FARM FOR SALE. CLIFTON STA.
Val. miles from sta: fully equipped: CON
crete floors in buildings: house s.m.i. Ii in
terest"d address {. W. COLEMAN. Clifton
STA Va. &c
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4SIa ACRES on CONDUIT ROAD.
five miles from White House; $500
per acre.
20 acres in Nd, between Washing
ton and Rockville, near Halpne sta
ton: 500 per acre.
Ten acres in Maryland. jE miles
from Union station; eight room house;
outbuiid!ngs and fruit: price. 5000.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION,
10th and q sts. NV. Main 1872.
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FARMS.

FOR sAiE-o FARMS ADJOINING Mt WEIR.
non: naf mile from station. Que hour from
Post O1ice blildin:. Washington. Terms. J.
y. GIBBS. Mt. Vernon. Va. 23s
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FOR SALES. $50.
FOR 4 NEW HOUSE on A NUM-
BERED STREET in the northwest
fashionable section; equal 10 others Of
fered for 5000: rooms. baths.
hardwood floors: hot-water heat: sleep
ing porchns; expensive decora lions and
fixtures: large lot. You should see this
property before buying elsewhere.
NORMAN & ROBINSON, lNC.,
133 18th st.
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6-.CRE POULTRY PLANT. 10 MILES FROM
city: ] mile from both steam and electric:
near Berwyn. Md: high building site: 600
white 'Leghorn hens. horse. wagon and harness.
incnha Tor. brOoders: s-room dwelling. fully fur
nished: reduced from $3.50 TO 33.7S0 for
quick sale. A. NJ. COMMON 224 oxford bldg,
l4th and y. y. ave. Phone.
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Not Crazy.

From FIcgendc BIstter.
do YOU think Oscar proposed to mo
merely on account of my money"
well. my dear, YOU know he must have
some reason"
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DR.. FISK EICDN

Expert il treatment Of special diseases chronic
and acute: both sexes. All consultations conn.
dsptiAl Medicine furnished Prices moderate.
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FOR SALE-S1 800 EACH
HERE IS 4 1870 ENLISTMENT
Five-room brick houses on numbered
st. s.w. All in good condition and rent
cd for $50 per month. Investigate at
once and submit your Offer,
NORMAN 4 ROBINSON. INC,
100 10th ST
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE.

So ono FOR 4 FINE I2-ACRE TRACT Or
land beautifully located East Fall
Church: convenient to steam and electric
ears: fine water Address 1872 18th 81.
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DETACHED residence. Located on the
heights. west of 10Th st. 4 very at
tractve residence recently put in first
elias, condition. :; stories. IL rooms mol
crn bath cellar. LOT jokes to alley.
Price $3.50.
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Near 18th and Col road. Just for enough
from the cars Handsome 3-story colonial
brick built to sell for $1,000. rooms on
list floor: oil second; handsome bath: ::
rooms aud bath oil Srd There is no better
finished house for the price than this.
Hardwood floors pancled dining room
ceiling. mahogany trim. electric light.
hot water heat. southern exposure. wide
and deep LOT. paved alley. Price only
$1,000.
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GARDINER & DENT, 1Nt
So 18th ST. NV.

Cheap corner. Near Chinese legation Oh
18th al. An unusually attractive corner
house: southern exposure: II rooms. ::
baths hot water heat: all modern inn
provements: fine condition. Price. $3.50.
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FOR SALE-$i. $50.
FOUR J-ROOM BRICK HOUSES:
GOOD CONDITIONS: northwest section:
ear line: rented 10 good tenants
for $i3 per month: never vacant. such
houses > these are hard TO hnd. Let
us show YOU this bargain
NORMAN Il ROBINSON, INC,
139 18th 81.
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Near 10Th and Col. road. An exception
ally well instructed :;-siOry light brick.
10 rooms. . baths. hot-water heat. deep
lot surrounded Ivy many high-class resi-
dences. Good condition. One seldom
has opportunity 10 purchase At this
low figure in such n high class neigh
lnrinnh I,rice SR Oh
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BARGAINS IN FARMS.
10a acres Of fine farm land: about 1000 10
year-old apple trees now loaded with fruit;
the owner. badly in need Of money. will sell for
5000 If sold at once: all fruit ard crops go
witt; farm:
7t-acre fruit farm: miles from d. c.: s.
room dwelling. tenant house aud all Outhuild-
inss: about 5000 fruit trees. Ill kinds; II
bargain at $3.50.
Also A number of fine farms in Md. and Va.
G.. NJ FORREST. 6l2 r ST. NV.
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viAVI SCIENCE UE HEALTH: NATURAL
non surgical: cloth hound 4OO-pase book free.
Apply by mail, 3i6 Colorado buidiuE. Trss
lecture Tor women Wednesdays se 2:30
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TEN ACRES OF LAND. FIvE-ROOM HOUSE.
good WELL 900 chickens. near Vienna. Va. =
mile from electric car; $1.1OO. L. ALT. 62:
ID ST. s.w. 21s
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-02-15
NAGEL FOR SUPREME BENCH
REGARDING EXPENDITURES n
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
Hook Practically eliminated from the
Race-To Protest Against Amer.
leans Along Mexican
Border.

Observation-Disclosures investigation
Of the department Of agriculture. in.
volving orders of Secretary Wilson
and Solicitor McCabe, similar in
many respects to the recently con
cluded McCabe.Wiley controversy.
but which embraces charges OF sup.
pressed reports and influence Of land
spectators over government officials.
Is to be instituted by the house com.
mittee on expenditures in the agricul.
tural department. Circumstances.
smouldering for months. relating to
exploitation OF Florida everglade
lands. millions OF acres OF which have
been sold throughout the country by
syndicates in the last few years, burst
into flame before the committee.
following the summary dismissal
from the government service by Sec.
retary Wilson of C. G.. Elliott. chief
engineer of the drainage division Of
the department. and Assistant En-.
gineer A. d. Moorehouse, and the sus.
pension Of F. +. Singleton. an ac-
c0untant. on a technical charge Of
Unnsferance Of public funds,
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-02-15
viii Delay the Appointment

gton.--President Taft has
recided to delay until late in the weel,
the appointment Of a successor to the
late Justice Harlan OF the United
states supreme court. Friends Of
Judge William G. Hook have asked
the president for more time to pre-.
sent his claims and to Offset the ad.
verse effect OF the "Jim Crow" law dc.
cision. In which he participated. In
the meantime various protests have
reached the White House against the
proposed appointment of Secretary Of
Commerce and Labor Charles Nagel
These protests have come largely from
labor organizations, the complaint be.
ing that Secretary Nagel had been
100 liberal in his enforcement of the
immigration laws.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-02-15
Mr.. FOLK PULLS OUT
MISSOURI PRESIDENTIAL AsPi7
ANTS COME TO AGREEMENT.
CONVICT KILLS DEPUTY WARDEN
Deputy Warden e. D. Davis Succumhs
TO Wounds-Presidcnt TAFT De.
lays Appointment to Su.
preme Bench.
CONVICT KILLS DEPUTY WARDEN

ST. Louis. Former Governor Joseph
w. Folk withdrew as an active candi.
date for the democratic nomination
for president Saturday. His managers
have announced that they would
close the local headquarters and would
not prosecute n further campaign. Mr..
Folk withdrew after he had received
a telegram from Speaker Champ Clark
which agreed to divide tho Missouri
delegation to the democratic national
convention, as recently suggested by
William ]. Bryan. MIR. Folk not only
agreed to divide the delegation, but
asked his friends to make no further
effort In his behalf. He released all
claims that nc may have had on the
delegation and promised to support
Mr.. Clark.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-02-15
Reside n,s OF Ei Paso Alarmed.

Washing.o on.--Diplomatic compiica
tions have arisen between the state OF
Texas and the United States govern
ment on the one hand and the Mcxi
can government on the other, which
temporarily at least will not permit
Mexico to move any troops over Amer
ican territory in connection with her
revolutionary disturbances. Governor
Colquitt Of Texas has pointed out to
the state department that residents OF
Il Paso were apprehensive that reb
els at Juarez. Mexico, might resist the
entry Of Mexican troops from Ameri
can territory aSd precipitate a battle
cndangering American lives and prop
erty. Secretary Knox assured Cover
nor ColQultt that no permission would
be granted until the matter had been
carefully studied and that II would be
adjusted in diplomatic manner.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-02-15
Fatally Cut BY NEGRO Convict.

Lincoln.-Deputy Warden T.. D.
Davis OF the state penitentiary is dead
as the result Of wounds inflicted by q
negro convict. Albert Prince. Sunday
afternoon at the close of chapel exer
cises The oflcial was stabbed sew
eral times by the negro as he was
passing the long row OF men who were
standing singing the closing hymn
The large assembly room was filed
with convicts and visitors and all had
risen to their feet for the last song
and benediction when Davis was at.
tackled by the negro. Six wounds were
INFLICTED in the abdominal region with
a small corn knife. The assailant was
at once confined in the solitary cell In
the hospital building.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-02-15
Naeei Slated for Supreme Bench.

Washington.-The existing vacancy
Oh the supreme court bench, the fifth
that has occurred in the present ad.
ministration, probably will be filed
by the appointment of Secretary Of
Commerce and Labor Charles Nagel
of st. Louis. President Taft is ex.
pected to send the nomination OF Mr..
Nagel to the senate within a few
days. United States Judge William
c. Hook of Kansas, who was most
prominently mentioned for the va.
eancy. is said to have been elimnat.
ed from further consideration at a
late session of the cabinet.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-02-15
SUMMON Mr.. BRYAN
FIRST WITNESS CALLED FOR
MONEY TRUST INQUIRY.
NO ENTRY FOR MEXICAN TROOPS
Think Fight Would cndangcr hmeri
can Lives Taft Headquarters
Open at Observation-Disclosures
at Lawrence, Macs.

Washington William J. Bryan will
be the first witness to be summoned
before the house committee on bank
ing and currency to testify In the
money trust" investigation, which
the democratic caucus. repudiating
MIR. Bryan's demand for a special com
mittec. referred to standing commit
tees Of the house. Mr.. Bryan has de
clared the money trust" thought II
could control the committee. The com
mittec insists that Mr.. Bryan must ex
plain what he meant. Notwithstanding
the fact that the Bryan adherents in
the caucus Wednesday night offered a
resolution which was adopted express
ing confidence In the integrity of their
colleagues on that committee.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-02-15
GOV. ALORlCH FOR THE COLONEL
EDUCATIONAL CAMPAIGN ON
SEED CORN SELECTION.
Lecturers and Seed Corn Specialize
TO Garry Warnings to Nebraska
Farmers-Govcrncr Pre-
sento His Reasons.

Lincoln. "a s40.000,O00 loss
threatening Nebraska II poor seed
corn is planted, the biggest educa.
tional campaign on seed corn selec-
ton and corn growing possibly ever
put on in the United States has been
arranged by the extension department
of the state university in conjunction
with the railroads Of Nebraska. Not
less than eight trains carrying lectur.
ers and seed corn specialists will &c
into every nook and corner Of the
corn growing district. carrying the
warning to the farmers and urging
them to test their seed corn. The
first four trains will start out Febru.
ary 26. The Burlington will run two,
the Union Pacific and Northwestern
one each. The following week other
trains will be put on, but the sched.
ules have not yet been arranged.