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The Red Cloud chief., 1912-09-26
UTAH MINE STRIKE BEGINS 70
LOOK SERIOUS.
Roosevelt Electors on Ballot In kansas
-impressIve Funeral Ceremonies
Over General Nosl and
Wife-Fatai Haxlne.

Bingham, Utah. Bullets greeted
thirty-five deputy sheriffs who attempt
ed to draw the fires under the boilers
Of the Great Utah copper mines here
From behind breastworks they ha6
thrown up striking miners who had
quit work because the Utah Copper
company and several other concerns
refused them an increase Of wages.
fired upon officials and drove them
from the mine works.
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new BANK RULING
SoARp OF DIRECTORS MUST At.
TEND EXAMINATION OF Assets.
PROBING MEXICAN REBELLION
Examinations for Commissioners In
y. .. Army-Roosevsit Electors
Asked 70 Retire-Farmers
Calling for Help.

New York.---A ruling Of great inter
est to country banks has been laid
down here by Lawrence o. Murray
comptroller Of the currency. in an ad
dress delivered to gathering Of ma
tional bank examiners. On and after
October /. he said. he desired that at
khe examination Of all country banks.
the board Of directors shall be con.
vened and the examination Of assets
made In their presence. The comp
&roller cautioned the examiners Ito
inquire into very carefully any undue
eoncentration Of the loans Of Q bank
on companies controlled by the banks
officers or dlrectors."
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Boston. Mass.--A million dollars a
year awaits the farmers of every
grain.growing county in the United
states In return for more scientific
and business-like management of the
farms. said the crop improvement
committee Of the United Brewers as.
ISOLATION In Its report at the associa.
tons ffty.second annual convention.
Brewers are facing famine prices for
raw material because of increasing
demand for mailing barley and de-
creased production. due to soil exhaus.
ton and the withdrawal of land from
cultivation.
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problae Mexican Rebellion.

Washington.---Although department
efbcials disclaim knowledge. II 10
strongly rumored here that Senator
william Alden Smith Of Michigan and
Senator FAN Of New Mexico are going
~ . committee to Mexico City and also
through northern Mexico for . per.
sonal inspection Of actual conditions
Of the rebel situation. The rebels have
been conducting . similar inquiry on
this side Of the border. with head.
quarters at n Pas0.
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Less Delinquency Among Students.

Less Delinquency Among Students.
Lincoln. Neb.--According to the an.
nual scholarship report Of the delin-
quency committee Of the state univer-
sity. returned for the school year of
1911.12. there was less delinquency in
the student body as q whole than in q
number OF years past. although the
scholarship Of the fraternity men on
q general average fell lower than ever
before. Greek letter men were con-
siderably outstrippd by non.fraternity
men. while the same thing happened
among the women. As between the
women and the men, as usual the for.
mer had by far the better of the ar,
gument in the scholarship scale.
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Money Package DIsappear..

Pensacola, Fla.-A package contain.
Ing $4,000 disappeared In transit from
the First National bank In this city to
officials OF the Louisville & Nashville
railroad to Flomaton, Ala. The money
was part OF a shipment Of $4,000 In.
tended az a pay roll and was In bills
Of small denominations.
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ArranuInu for Pcace.

Paris.-The terms for peace between
italy and Turkey have been practical.
ly arranged, with the exception of
proposed loan to Turkey of between
500, ,000.0 and 600,000.00O francs, con.
corning which Italy Is now communi.
eating with French. English and Bel
gian financiers.
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WOMEN LEAD AS SCHOLARS
EVANGELISM HAS DEoENERArED
INTO coMMERcIALlsM.
New York Candidate Resigns In Favor
Of Brother on Progressive
Tieket-el9 Sale Of
Indian Lands.

Chicago. Evangelism in the
United States has degenerated into
commercialism and professionalism"
according to DR.. J. NJ. Gray. dean of
the Moody institute, who spoke before
the national conference Of evangelists
here Thursday.
"The present.day evangelist be-
comes 30 tangled up with boosters
and hymn book phrases that they are
simply in a moneymaking business"
asserted DR.. Gray.
Methods Of finances conducted by
some successful evangelists were de-
clared to be nothing but graft" by
Rev. DR.. e. Il. Taylor. pastor Of the
First Baptist church of Indianapolis.
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Postal Clerks Promoted

Washington.-Promotion for $4,000
railway postal clerks ON October 1 are
provided by orders issued by Post.
master General Hitchcock. In tho rail.
way mail service there are 1900
clerks and q majority of those not
promoted on October / will receive
more pay before the end of the cur.
rent fiscal year. More than. q million
dollars will be expended In making
the promotions.
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Many Killed In Wreck.

Liverpool.-Thirteen persons were
killed and fifty injured by the derail.
Ing Of the express from Chester to
Liverpool at Ditton Junction, eight
miles from Liverpool. The train had
passed over the long bridge spanning
the Merry and was running down the
incline leading to the junction when,
at the crossover points. the engine
jumped the rails and crashed into the
buttress of bridge spanning the line.
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HazIn0 Ends SerIousjy,

Middletown, O.-Gordon II. Kyles. a
freshman In the Middletown high
school. lies at the point of death at
his home at Kyles Station as the re-
suit of hazing. 1t is charged that he
was compelled to push pencil across
the floor OF the school gymnasium
withhis nose. and while doing so he
was urged along by being frequently
kicked. with the result that his spine
has been seriously injured.
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Shortage OF Farm Helm.

Lincoln.-With the crops more
bountiful than in years. the farmers
this fall are likely to face q serious
situation other than tho pending car
shortage, and that Is q shortage of
labor. Reports from the western part
pr NeoraskR state that already the
farmers are calling for help to gather
i' the plentiful crops and In some
cases are calling In vain.
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Tombstones Sold At Auction.

Chicago.-Eight tombstones which
should have marked the last resting
place of eight veterans of the civil
war were sold for ten cents apiece
by the Illinois Central railroal. The
headstones were "auctioned or with
consignment of toys. jumping
Jacks" and other articles
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-09-26
Banana Crop DAM aosd.

New Orleans, lathe drought
along the Atlantic coast of Nicaragua,
which has already caused much suf
fering because of having cut the crops
short. is reported by travellers return.
Ing from Central America to have af-
fected Nicaraguan bananas seriously
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Three burros which refused TO he
frightened on the track by the en-,
'gine's whistle caused the derailmen,
OF northbound troop train on tho
Mexican Central$near Torreon. Eleven
soldiers were killed and forty-seven
hurt. .
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Dedicate Catholic cathed,,,.

wichita. kas. - The st. Mary's
cathedral. said to be the finest In the
southwest. was dedicated Saturday.
One-third Of the Catholic hierarchy Of
the United States. headed by Cardinal
gibbons and Archbishops Glennon and
ireland were In attendance. The
cathedral 10 In Romanesque renais.
sance style. and was erected at q cost
OF $7s0.000. exclusive of furnishings.
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Pirates Are Outwitted

hong Kong. - Pirates who had
planned to seize the steamer Kwai.
ping while she was bound for Heunp.
shang, on the mouth OF the West
river. We're thwarted by the arrival of
q warship, which captured them
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SanguInary Engagement.

Rome.-The most sanguinary en-.
gagement Of the war in Tripoli was
fought Tuesday near Dorne, a town on
the Mediterranean coast, 140 miles
northeast Of Bengazi. The Italians
lost sixty-one men and 113 wounded.
The Turks and Arabs left more than
500 dead on the field. Forty.one pris
oners. Including an Arab chief, fell into
the hands of the Italians.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-09-26
Roosevelt Electors on Ballot.

Topeka.--The Roosevelt presidential
electors will 60 on the ballot this fall
In the Independent column. This de-
cision was reached by leaders Of the
progressive party following decision
not to bring suit against Secretary Of
State Charles II. Sessions to prevent
him certifying to county clerks the
names Of Taft and Sherman to head
the republican column.
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Shenandoah, Ia.--Aviator Russell
eiair OF Kansas City, while making
an exhibition flight here Friday after.
noon was killed in fall from height
OF thirty feet.
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Montana

Rock ISLAND. Ill.--The faculty Of
Augustana college has served notice
on girl students who are members of
sororities that they must disband i'm.
mediately or they will not be permit.
ted to register for the spring term.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-09-26

Thirteen million bushels of grain,
received in thirteen business days In
Minneapolis, was the crop movement
which shattered all records after rail.
ways had reported In 1.643 cars
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GOES OVER TO HIS BROTHER.
Nathan Straus Resigns from Demo.
cratic Ticket.

NdtUdU otTdU9 HeSI9H1 rr0m DEMO-
cratic Ticket.
New York.-Nathan Straus, brother
OF Oscar S. Straus, progressive candi-
date for governor of New York. has
resigned as a candidate on the demo-
cratic ticket for presidential elector.
at-large. In letter to George NJ.
Palmer. democratic state chairman.
Mr.. Straus said: "On account of my
brother having unexpectedly been
nominated on the progressive ticket.
It would not do for my name to ap-
pear on another. trust you will ap-
preciate my position and accept my
apologies for any inconveniences that
I may be causing"
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Kearney, Neb.--Relatives here are
convinced from information received
that the Kansas City suicide was Miss
Frances Merriman of this city. For
mer Kearney people now living in
Kansas City have identified her.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-09-26

Winnipeg, Man.-St Paul lodge No.
2. !. .. o. r., won the first prize OF
$bO0 In the initiatory degrse contest
OF the sovereign grand lodge meeting
here ~
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Big Sale Of indian Lands.

Lander. Wyo.-There was opened
here Thursday. under the direction OF
the department OF the interior. the
first Of series Of public auctions for
the disposal Of 1900 900 acres of In.
dian lands. The land comprises por.
tions OF the old Shoshone and Crow
reservations in Wyoming, Utah and
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Barry 10 Reelected.

Richmond. Va.--The national league
OF postmasters. In convention here, re-.
elected Charles c. Barry OF Walker,
Ia, president OF the organization.
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PLACES IN ARMY ARE OPEN.
Probably Last Opportunity Presented
70 Civilians.

70 Civilians.
Washington. - Probably the last
chance during the present administra.
tion for civilians to secure commits.
sions in the United States army is Of
fered in an order issued from the war
department for q series of examina-
tions Of candidates for these places,
at all army posts. beginning January
10. The vacancies will probably mum.
ber about nifty. Candidates must be
between twenty-one and twenty.seven
years old.
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FUNERAL OF GENERAL Noo,.
Double Ceremony Held for General
and His Wife.

and His Wife.
Tokio.-The double funeral of Gen.
eral Count Maresuke Nogi supreme
military counsellor Of Japan, and hts
wife, the Countess Nogi, who com.
mitted suicide on the night'of septem-
Der 13. just as the body of the late
Emperor Mutsuhito passed out of To.
kiO city on its way to the imperial
tomb at Monoyama, was held Wednes-
day with impressive ceremony at the
Aoyama cemetery, in the presence of
enormous crowds.
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Commissioner Issues Bulletin.


The rural sanitation and health d.
vision OF the state rural life commits
sion has issued bulletin through its
chairman. DR.. G. r. Condra, which con-
tains the results Of the Investigations
made by that body. The paper Is des-
ignated as "a health message for peo-
pie in the country and small towns OF
the state" and is based on informa-
ton gathered by persons who have
studied thousands Of homes in differ
ent parts Of the state. Among those
who have contributed to the findings
are state food inspectors. commission
ers OF public health. city health COM
missioners. several physicians with
country practice, and many farmers
and rural school teachers. in addition
to Dean Wolcott OF the University
school Of medicine and DR.. Condra.
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Food Commission Reports.

TOOU SOWU1IeetUU nSPoVsos
During the month Of August. State
Food Commissioner Hansen's depart
ment made 716 inspections and COL
lected and remitted to the state treas
ury $2,226.65. Forty-six chemical
analyses were made, sixty.eight sani-
tary orders issued and there were ilve
prosecutions and thirty.seven COM
plants. The inspections we're as fol-
ceries and general merchandise stores
lows: One hundredand sixty-eight
groceries and general merchandise
stores. seventy meat markets and
slaughter houses, thirty-six drug
stores, nineteen hotels. thirteen bot.
tling plants, eighty.seven restaurants.
lunch counters. pool halls. confection.
cries, etc.. six bakeries and thirteen
saloons.
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STRANGE MALADY DYING OUT.
Horse Disease Believed to BE Near.
Inc End.

TTeHUHt, NeU.-LOcaI veterinarians
say that the fatal horse malady is
dying out to some extent and that the
cases treated now yield more readily
to the influence OF drugs. with result
that the losses are not nearly 80
heavy. Many farmers have taken
their stock out Of the pastures.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-09-26
HIGHLY COMMENDED
GOSSIP FROM STATE CAPITAL
otsms of interest Gathered from Ne.
liable Sources and Presented In
Condensed Form to Our
ReadOrN.
Speaks WeII Of the Banks.


Secretary e. Royse OF the state
banking board. a body. that has su.
pervision Of building and loan asso-
Citations. highly commends the sixty.
eight associations In Nebraska which
have In their keeping nearly $4,000.
600 OF the peoples money. In his an.
nual report Of the condition Of these
associations. fled with the state bank.
ing board. Mr.. Royse says:
IN submitting this. the twentieth
annual report Of the condition OF
the building and loan associations OF
Nebraska, with summaries and de-
tailed information. II is with pleasure
1 call your attention to the fact that
these institutions still continue to
show growth and prosperity. and seem
to be keeping pace In the fulnllment
OF their purposes with other nnan-
cial institutions that 60 to build up
the wealth and resources Of the state
% . whole"
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-09-26

DR.. g. H. Udall. head Of the veteriB-
ary and meteorological departments
in the New York state veterinary col.
lege at Cornell university. who has
come to Nebraska for IN examination
Of the disease which 10 killing on
horses, and who came at the instance
OF the Union Pacific railroad. arrived
in the city and began at once an IN.
vestigation. The professor has made
. specially Of diseases Of animals and
is recognized az one OF the leading
experts Of the country, but relative
to the new horse disease he was nm.
able to express an opinion. sayins
that from what he had heard nothing
like 1t had heretofore appeared IN
any section Of the country. He will
first seek to discover the cause and
then q remedy.
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state Teachers Convention!


e. L. Rouse of Peru. president OF
the Nebraska State Teachers associa-
tion. has announced the list OF talent
for the annual convention Of the state
teachers which will be held In Omaha
on November 6, and s. A strong
array of speakers has been secured.
which includes DR.. p. p. Claxton,
United States commissioner of educa-
tion; Miss Patty Smith Hill. kinder
garten director of the teachers col
lege. Columbia university; DR.. F. M.
McMurray Of Columbia university;
Dean Eugene Davenport of Illinois
university; Dean Charles H. Judd of
Chicago university: James w. Crab.
tree Of River Falls. Wis. and w. J.
Bryan Of Lincoln.
A. M. Morrissey. democratic candi.
date for attorney general. has fled
with the secretary Of state protest
against placing the names OF the pro.
gressive party candidates on the ballot
In the general election. He charges
that the petition filed by the third
party Is not signed by 500 bona ide
electors. the number required by the
state law. and that many of the sigma.
lures are forgeries. fie also declares
that new party must have the names
of its candidates on the primary ballot
In order to be represented on the bal,
lot In the general election
The Lincoln musical college has pro-
tested to Secretary of State Wait
against the payment of the annual.
state occupation tax on the ground
that the company is in furtherance OF
education and Is exempt from such
tax. Secretary Wait holds that the
company is organized under the gen.
eral corporation laws and Is not an
educational institution. but that 1t has
a capital stock OF $4,000 and is op-
Grated for profit. He does not admit
that college of music 10 an educa.
tional Institution In the sense OF the ,
term as used In the statutea
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-09-26

pose Of developing the Buster mining
property at Jarbidge. New, have struck
1t rich is the substance of a report
brought to Fremont by parties who
bave returned from this field.
The American Express company
will replace its horses and teams used
for delivery purposes In Fremont with
two large electric trucks.
Miss Leta Smart, q Fairbury teach.
er, has resigned and accepted posi-.
tion in the schools Of Spokane, Wash.
Miss Smart has taught In Fairbury's
schools for number OF years.
City Superintendent r. v. Clark and
the nineteen teachers of Harvard
school district were given reception
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Griess. under the auspices Of Chapter
l. of the p. r. o. sisterhood. The
company numbered about fifty.
The five-year-old son Of w. II. Pow.
ell. railroad man living at Wymore.
drank carbolic acid from q bottle
which had been left within his reach.
The child remained unconscious for
several hours. and only the prompt at.
tention OF physician saved its life.
Preparations for the German day
celebration at Lincoln are going for
ward satisfactorily and much interest
is being manifested all over the state.
The chief feature of the celebration
will be the grand parade on October
9. during which will be exhibited ten
floats. illustrating important episodes
In German history and literature.
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washington d. q. May 21.-Al-
though the new commerce court has
been In existence but a little more than
a year, 1t already faces extinction
at the hands Of congress. The house
Of representatives has voted by a large
majority not to grant an appropria-
tion for the courts maintenance an
other year; and in the senate much
opposition to the new tribunal has
developed. IN both house and senate
the fight against the court is being
lea by democrats and insurgent re-
publicans.
The organization Of the new court
was due to the fact that the APP
pealg from the ruling or the inter
state commerce commission had to
be carried before the supreme court
Owing to the crowded condition Of
the latter court the final decisions
were delayed so long that the busi-
ness Of the railroads was seriously
hanpered. The organization OF the
new court was strongly favored by
President Taft. and when congress
acted upon his recommendation and
created ii, he appointed the follow
ing judges to- sit iii II. John n. Gar
land of South Dakota, Robert w.
Archibald Of Pennsylvania Martin Al.
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Street Railway Magnates
Given a Hearty Welcome
Fargoans Found Them Pleasant Gentlemen and We're Dis
abused Of Many False IDEAS Regarding Copper
ati0ns-- Banquet Was Brilliant Affair

Fargo business men have seldom had
the pleasure Of listening to three such
clever, brilliant and scintilating
speeches as they did last night at the
banquet rendered the executive Off
cials OF the American Electric Rail-
way association by the Fargo Moor Z
head Street Railway Co. in the as
sembly dining hall Of the commercial
club.
The speakers were Thomas NJ Me-
Carter Of Newark, N. j.. president OF
the association and president of the
Public Service corporation of New Jer-
sey: Oscar r. Crosby, OF Wilmington,
Del. president of the Wilmington &
Philadeiphia Traction Co. and Charles
9. Peirce. district manager Of the
Boston office Of the General Electric
Co. II was an exceptional trio and
their splendid efforts were matched
by TWO addresses BY Mayor Sweet
representing the city Of Fargo. and
George E Periey, representing the city
Of MoorFead, who welcomed the visi-
tors. The well known wit Of the pre-
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lfeve that. he suddenly became in
sane in New York or was drugged or
killed.
Knightleft here early in the month
for New York and was heard from
occasionally for the first few days.
since which time there have been no
reports from him.
Most of his deals were in wireless
stock. On his way east Knight show
ed a Fargo man q bunch of stock.
which he claimed to have secured for
40 cents and which he asserted was
now worth between Sd and SIS per
share. knight stated that he intended
to go to the headquarters of the COM
pany and through a block Of stock
Sse would be able to secure a place
the directorate.
\ Nov. Ii, 1908, notice was pub-
\ in The Forum by a commits
sfN 7use stating that a certain party
WA inning to represent them with
out ority and was forming grain
POOLS the strength of his claims. 1t
was announced that no such person
had the right to make claims of this
nature. A. M. knight was the man re-
ferred to.
For some years he has dabbled
lightly in wheat through local com
mission house, but never to any seri-
GUS amount. The closing account was
less than 800 and the current ac-
counts were usually from $40 to $40.
knight had a large circle Of friends
in the city and they are greatly dI-
vided as TO his guilt or innocence.
Many assert belief that he has been
the victim of an accident or foul play.
An application. was made to the
states attorney for a warrant, but as
the applicants refused to sign the COM
plant no warrant was issued.
knight is thought to have a large
line of out of town patrons as his
mail business was enormous. Thou
sands of circulars were strewn. 1t is
reported the postal officials will inves-
tigate that phase.
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Boston, May 21.-Douglas Richeson
of Chicago, brother of former Clergy
man Clarence v. T. Richeson, who
paid the penalty for the murder Of
Avis LinnelI in the electric chair at
the state prison just after midnight,
claimed the body today. Before the
body could be turned over to the rel
atives, it was necessary for DR.. George
B. McGrath, medical examiner of Suf-
folk county, to perform the autopsy re-.
quired by law.
Reports that the brain and other
organs or the executed man might be
given to medical institutions and med
ical specialists for examination and
study were declared to be untrue by
DIR. McGrSth. '..
Richeson's body will be taken back
to the old home in Virginia if his
wishes are carried out, and will be