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he did not wait. She heard the door swing. heavy step on the floor, and vcice-ohl suoh familiar voice calling Betty.
 "Iim! My Iim!" she answered, as she pulled open the door of her bed room and sprans into the arms of g. strong, bronzed sailor
 Far into the night she listened to Jim's tale of shipwreck on the Fata- sonian coast. of the months and years of practical captivity before he could get back to g seaport.
 And now" he said. T am home to claim my Christmas bride"
 And I have our Christmas baking done" eaid Betty.
 WRIGHT A. PATTERSON.
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A Diq at DubbIeiqh.

Duhbleigh-You little dog parked al me, but stopped when I looked him in the eye. Do you suppose he noticed my presence of mind?"
 Miss Keen-Possibly. They say an finals often see things that human be ings cannot.
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much sooner, md the Mary Ann or Tim ain't never been heard of since she left that South America place to Eo round the Horn on her way to China"
 The bright eyes of Betty Green were wet with tears az she opened he oven door to raise the pie to higher shelf. Ever since Jim Busby tailed to retsrn in time for the wed ling which Betty had SO carefully prepared for four years ago-a wed ling which was to be the big event of the Christmas season at South Cove-she had had lonesome life,
 Two months after the Christmas hat was to have been Betty's we'd ding day her aged father had been carried to the village cemetery, leav- ing her alone in the world. With no other relatives, and with no friends except those at South Cove Betty re. mained in the little fishing town in which she had been born nearly twen. ly-seyen years ego.
 With the baking finished. Betty left he kitchen and went into her bed room. She wanted nothing so much as to be alone in that room that had been her fsther's-in that room where she kept carefully preserved the we'd ding clothes she had lavished so much care upon four years ego. These -lothes and the faded photograph of Jim Rushy on her bureau were all that were left her of her romance, With these she would spend her Christmas eve, would live over again, he courting days. And Jim should be there with her. That would be her Christmas.
 With care she took each garment from it's wrsrpings in the bureau drawer and spread them on the bed. The pretty wedding dress which Sarah Glover had helped her makes yes, she would put it on tonight just as she had planned to four years ago. Jim would like her to do that; he had always liked to see her rrettily dressed, and maybe Jim might see her from the spirit world tonight
 As she fastened the gown she al most forgot that Jim could not be
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Not So Bad.

A young lawyer who has recently hund out his shingle here was retain ed by criminal with five dollars and very poor defense.
 Well, you got case, son." sait the proud father.
 "Yes, dad"
 And what advice did you give you client?"
 After listening to his story I col lected what money he had and ad vised him to retain a more experienc ed lawyer"
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Uneonscious Deceit,

"Bliggins says he enjoys working"
 "Yes," replied the suspicious per. son; "he's one of those people who would rather sit down and talk by the hour about how they enjoy work ing than work"
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as to which Is ac. tually the biggest
 I railroad station in the world. He points out that, first of all, one must settle what is meant by "big- gest." Is it the one covering the largest area, the one which has the greatest traffic Or
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there. that 1t was all g make-believe. AS she stood before the mirror the smile of four years ago came back again. She noted the color in her cheeks; it was like a bridal blush.
 A rap at the door dispelred the illusion she had permitted her self for g few mo ments. She could not go to the door in tha,;S, dress. The caller
 ,IJ 1. 4 ,st L,,t
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Never Auain,

''Then. Senator. you do not demand sn investigation
 NO; tried that once with mother when I was kid, and had been steal ing jam. I got considerably the worst of it.
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The Widows Weeds.

"They say Mrs. Jeliffe has given ul that pet white poodle of hers," said Mrs. Johnson.
 Yes" said Mrs. Willinger. She's In deep mourning for MT. Jeliffe, you know, 80 she has exchanged Tobey for a black and tan.' = Harper's Weekly.
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On thA- Cnntrarx.

Look here. Henry you shall not waste so much of your: time on this foolish aviation stunt"
 "Oh, father, how can you talk so? It Is very uplifting occupation
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The Best Way.

Shall we call on our congressman in body or Individuality"
 'I figure it this way. If we call in 8 body he'll just make us a speech" Well?"
 But if we call individually hell have to take us each out to lunch"
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Whole Family Benefited
 By Wonderful Remedy

There are many little things to annoy us, under present conditions of life. The hurry, hard work, noise and strain all tell on us and tend to provoke nervousness and .irrilability~ We are frequently so worn ont we can neither cat, sleep nor work with any comfort. We -Src ont of line with ourselves and others as well.
 A good thing to do under such circumstances is to take something 1iie
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MlsIed by the Costume.

What do you mean by laying hands on this young man." asked the DO liceman
 Why replied Mrs. Corntossel them clothes-'
 That's all right. He's a marathon runner"
 Excuse me. I thought he wal walkin' in his sleep"
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The Result.

You're spending too much money my son. am going to cut you down"
 Then. father, | will be very much cut up."
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Prosrerlty.

What's your idea of prosperity?"
 Always a little more than I have
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FINE RAILROAD DEP0TS
UNITED STATES HAS ITS SHARE
 OF THE WORLDS BEST.
Largest In the World Is the Southern Station at Vienna, Austria, and That at New York City
 Ranks Next.

Mir. George A Wade, in the Rail. way Magazine, discusses the question
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ShriVeled,

The north wind came And blew and blew, And now where is
 The peek-a boo?
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3 Q III e P o uy, and we'd be 9 having the best Christ mas in all South Cove
 My, how I did try to k e e D ii m from sailin g in that Mary A n n. A n " bo d y w h 8 t k n e W any thing about ships knew she wasn't fit to go to sea in, but Jim says it's the 0 ly berth he's likely to get, and talk ing it would our marrying jus t t h a t
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Carrye-Mr. Chumpleigh is. 9 great bore, but I can't get rid of him. He dogs my footsteps day and night.
 Tessie-Why don't you report hin to, the dogcatchers?
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y a@ssss $ s
CHRISTMAS ROMANCE

9 "a preparing for Chrtstmas-me. Good ness knows ] wisht. l was hut Christmas do- .ings. ain't for me no more. And just be cause l was 2 baking something to eat to- morrow, which hap pens to be Christmas. she thought I was pre- pairing for that day g erecia1
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Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills

to relieve the strain on the nerves. Mrs. j. E. Hartsheld, 8 Corput St, Atlanta Ga, writes:
 ''T have on several occasions been vastly relieved by the use of your med iciues. especially the Anti Pain Pills. witch I keep constantly on hand for the use of myself, husband and two Eops. Nothing in the world eqlsla them as 2 headache remedy. Often 1 am enabled by the use of one or two Of tho Pills 10 continue my homework when otherwise I would be in bed My husband joins me in my praise of the Anti Pain Pills and Fsrviner
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Betty Green sighed as she placed the pie in the oven, and pulled kitchen chair up beside the etove The new neighbor, who had but re gently moved into the town, and who knew nothing of Retty's history, had just left. With the Christmas spirit everywhere she had thought of course Betty was preparing a feast for the day
 Now, if Jim hadn't never sailed away on that water-logged old Mary Ann, as he did a-going on four year ago, I guess I could been preparing for Christmas like other folks. If there hadn't been nobody else, Jim 7nd me could of enjoyed Christmas, and then maybe there'd g been some body else-somebody what just about now would been liking dolls or tin cars, and if so Jim and me would 9 been having 9 Christmas tree for that
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Dr. Miles Anti Pain Pills

arc relied upon to relieve pain, nervousness and irritabilty in thou sands of households. or proven merit after twenty years use, you can have no reason for being longer without them.
 At all Druggists, s5 doses 75 cents. MILES MEDICAL co, Elkhart, Ind,
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\DTlrF FOR PTRIItAIlbN

Nrr.rtmtnt Of the Interior, I =. Land
Office II Miles City, NontanH.
.Aue H.: Job.
Notice i, hereby rivcn that Mortimer ..
Tracy. of Eknlaku, Mont. who On March 9th
1905 and May 26 1913 made Homestead Entry
No .D3n5 and oie5,9. for So SWI.. \Eh SNl.
SEAl4 NM1.. Sec, 1 + Sect T. IN K. ;sE,
NJ. ?. NJ. has fled motto" OF intention to
make three year proof, 70 rS-taf2ii-h claim
to tl,. land above described before +. NJ.
Dwor>llak. l.. =. Commissioner 1T Ekllakn.
Montana. on tn" IL day CfDctObrr 1913.
tiNImaut names asMitn.sSrS:
Martin r. Carey. Walter Andrr on Lr..
June f.. Olsen and Alvin W. Lucas an Of
Eka!Ql.N. Montana
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NOTICE FOR pr BlIt.ATItN.

TtT.t.VIIt! T C-IF IUEVF FTT. Z. ~. l-!I!I3
Dfict III Miles city, Montana.
.Aug.14, 1913.
Notirc is hereby @ivon thnt Mr., Re
gins Itrgrcn. Of EkHl.hn. Mont. who, on
-. Ut. -. 1908. made Desert Land tntry 80.
OH, f3rSFl, SWi,. SELL, 81 MA. >El4 MI.
see. =. I. > Il. ;>f,. NJ. 7. M. Lt- nlr,t no.
tirn e Intention 10 max Nr:l PROOF. 10 .s-
tahli.h claim to the land abrV. described
brfo.- +, II. Dwurshak. VS., commissioner
IA E.kalaka. Montana, On III, !" day Ct oct
cher l.l3.
VI. {, Tracy. William I. Sweeney, Richard
H. Ferguson and NcdriVk Munro II. al OF
Ehu.akN, Montana.
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NOTICE FOX PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Interior. L.. 5. Land
Office, Miles City. Mont.
Aug II, 1913
Notice is hereby given that Frank a. Me.
.Auley OF Ekalakss Montana. who On oct. IL.
1909, made Homestead App. Serial No.
o6l55, for SEA, SEA SW1s, sec. Is. Nh Nell.
ne!t uWA, Sec..3 I. Is. r. 50 f.. NJ. +. NJ.
has iilcd notice of intention to make final
three year proof To establish claim to the
land above described before I. ). onnis-
sioner. T. NJ. DWorshak, st Ekuluka, Mont
ana on the 10Th. day Of October 1913.
Claimant rs witnesses;
Charles Z. WhltON Garlick.
william Snn1oz ana oliver p. watkins, all
OF EkalaEA, Mont.
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Miles City. List No. 465 Serial No. Ol9692.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

notice is hereby given that the Northern
Pacific Railway Cow pAny, whose post office
address is st. Paul, Minnesota. has this 25th
day of August 1913 filed in this Office its mp.
plicatiOn to select under the provisions OF
the act of Congress approved July |, 1898 W.
Stat. EH, G2o). Southeast quarter OF re South
east quarter tSEA SEA- of Section. tol in
Township one a. north of Range ffty-four
(54> East of the Montana Principal Meridian
containing forty tlO) acres.
Any and all QerSonS claiming adversely
the and described, or desiring to object
because Of the mineral character OF the
land. or for any OF her reason, to the diSpO-
sal to applicant. should file their stfldaVltS
Og protest III this office, on or before the Sth
day of October 1913.
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NOTICE FOR nIELECtTICN
ISOLATED TRACT.
PIT +. AND SALE.

Itrpr.N,put CT 1it !tltfltf.
[, :. Land Otice at Mile, tity. Mont.
AUG. ~. 1913.
N3lc. is hereby given that. Is directed
by tu,. t.muisSioncr of III" General land
orIiy.. under provisions Of At Cf Congress-
approved june .. 1915 "a stats. III prrSu-
ant 10 ms upplicntirn OF Franklin \, heSt-
trsCN. serial No. 0l5.N., We Viii OFFER at pub-
lie sale. to the highest bidder. but AZ not
Ip,4 than $40 per acre. ct 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
on tnr IL day OF oct 1919, At this office. the
tract of In nd: W NV see. Ii.
IT'S. II. 5aE. NJ. =. NJ.
I'm, persons claiming adversol, the above
described land are advised to iile their claim
or Questions. on or before the time deaig-
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF the Interi

DeYartl'itEt on inc interior.
L. S. Land Office at Miles City, Montana.
Aug 20. 1913.
Notice Is hereby given that Melville link,
OF Webster. Mont. who. on June II, 1909. 4
Dog. ri, 1911 made Homestead Entry, No.
COOS and ul3-T for Lots |, .. 3 f SIIl4. f
NwA. Swl. NE14, Nw1; SEA, Sec. 3. T, 3N
r.. G0F.. NJ. T. NJ. has filed notice Of intention
10 make three year Proof. to establish c!ai;n
10 the land ubov. described. before W.. X.
Barber, L. :. Commissioner at Baker, Mont
on the Is day OF Oct. 1913.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Don X. Rice. William Perkins. u Louis
Williams cf Webster. MOnt. and rlio; Ira
week. OF Ekalaka. Mont.
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NOTICE EOR PUBLICATION

Drp0rtlneI / of IN" Interior.
L. :. Land Office Ut Mile. City, Montana
August -, 1913,
Notice i, hereby given that james II
Moore, Of IidgWay. NOntAns, who on Aus.
%, 1909. made homestead entry No.. o. ,3l, fCi
w. SWN; section Il. SlCi., sec. II. So EEl.
soc. - T.3S. Il. IS r. NJ. P. NJ. has filed not
ice OF intention to make three year proof tL
establish claim 70 the band above described
before RCb1. r. P!ngWay, T.. tnmisSiunrl
at RidgWay, Montana OH the 10 Hay II oct.
1878.
claimant uaIucs as witnesses:
Fiuis R"urrow OF Csalk nuttcs. NJ, ut. ana
.Iohn I. BeArow. John #. Mablc ANA RObt
E. BUrcil. Ct RldnWny. No ut.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DepN!tU1eDf OF Inc Interi
u. 5. Land Office Al Miles city. Montal

DeplEtn1eDf OF the Interior.
U. s. Land Office Al Miles City. Montana,
Aug 81. 1918.
Notice Is hereby given that Anthony
Schorach of Webster Montana who no Mar
II. 1910. made Homestead entry No. 0.373 for
NEA, El% WI Lots | and ? Sec. IS. 4. IN
r. 10 E. M. p. NJ. has filed notice Of inten-
ton to make three year proof to establish
claimto the land above described before
w. Il. Barber L. : Commissioner ut Baker
Mcnt. ON the u day OF October 1913
Claimant names as witnesses:
John BREWER, Austin c Myers, Carl lng>-
from and Ell. Il. Molstad all OF Webster
Montana.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

TNuar.mlNf u M !IitfINT.
L. y. lsano Office 4. Nils tity, NJ ntaEa.
.~Hit. :. 1913.
Notic. is hereby given t!ct ii, ~. \
Weaver. Of ftn,Ik;. NCUinl:.. Hao. cn tIril
-. 1919 mai. Homestead IN = No. * - ful
~, Sec. -. Tovl.akic2 IN. N~urg"'7E +, ". i.
r!eriGinn. has filed note. a.: intention L
,n.I,, thee y,..r rrucf, 20 establish t.aln Il
:ta Iypd atxlvp Described. before +. -. DWUr-
t.aa, L. :. Commissioner ut T!l,lai1, .,0nt
On the 2stia day Of October. HI2.
claimant Nn,i.tS ~ Witnesses
A,niou l.. Tui,bs, nd =. HEDGES ofG. /
hya-e ara Bar. laIcey ALTO Ekala.a Mont
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Notice for Publication.

DeUHrtNlent or TIE IHter1ct,
U. S. Land Office ut Miles City, Montana,
Aug 81. 1913.
Notice is hereby given hat Edward Rock
hold of Ekulik0, Mont. who. on Dec. IL. 1909,
mndc Homestead entry No. 0G79l. for SIC,
Sec. "a, T. IN. X. 59f. NJ. p. N. has filed not
ice of intention to make thret-ycnr proof to
establish claim to the land above described
before F.:M Nworshak Z. S. COMMISSIONS
ut Ekttlaka, font. III the Goth. day Of Oct
1918.
Claimant names as W Illnesses:
John r, I.nnton. Albert J. Rice. Andrew
F. st rain and George w. Thomas ali Of Eku-
luka, ont
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Notice for Publication.
Department Of the IntoriO

Us. land Office at Miles City. Montana
Aug. u. 1913
Notice is hereby given that John Wcngcr
of Fkolnka. Mont. VINO on May -, 1870. made
Homestead Entry, No oeD1I for Nj Sec. .
7. N. l.. LIE. Nj. p. NJ has filed notice OF
intention to make three year proof, to rs-
ahIi-h claim to tho land above described,
before T. ". DWorshak [. :. F~Ol.nni,iono
1913.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Jc-"ph Souuttre. r. l.. Mckay. John "
Sacht and charles Griffin all OF Eh.at;kn
NONtt.H2.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, L. S. Land
Office at Miles City, Montana.
Sept. 20. 1913
Notice is hereby given that Robert F.
Ridgway, of Rideway, Mont. who, on Nov
ember S, 1907. made D.. L.. +. No. 0l30, for 81
SEA. So SWA, Sec. 20. T.S 3. r. So. f. NJ.
p. NJ. has filed notice of intention to make
anal proof, to establish claim to the land
above described. before B. NJ. Melu1n. U. S.
commissioner. at Capitol. Mont. on the y
day of october. 1913.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Lee Sheriff., Arthur Lefors Ely Shafto,
John 7. Bearrow. all of Ridgway, Mont.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior, u, s. Land Of
flee ut Miles City, Montana,

flee ut Miles City, Montana.
Aug 81 1918.
Notice is hereby given that John l..
Howe of Elgin. Montana, who on Feb, 2S,
1910, made homestead application, Serial
No. Ml47 for SEA NE4 Sec. 10. SO NWA,
NEh NV. sec. 70; 7. IS. Range go East.
M: T. N: has tiled notice of intention to
claim to the land 0 described before
F.. NJ. Dworshak. U. s. Commissioner ut
Ekalaka, Montana on the q st ;y of Oct 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Charles f. laval, John l.. Burns, Joshua
R.. Jones and George sykes all of Elgin mont
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Notice for Publication.
Department "f the Interior. t.. $. Land
Office, Miles City, Mont.
sept. ~, 1918
Notice is hereby give. that Salome =.
RidEway. of EiigwAy, Montana, who on
Nov. j, 100 lnnde u. l.. f. No. ol29 for r.As
SEA, Sec. -, NF.h. Nj, See. %. T.3 SIR IS
H.. IVA SNl4. sec. ~ and lots 3. ), 5, :. $,
Sec. 70. r. 3 =. R. y, T.. NJ. p. NJ. has filed
motto" of intention to make final proof. TO
tstablish claim to the land above describe
ed. before Il. NJ. Mplnln,T. =. Commissioner
II, Capitol, NoHt. on the 18Th tuyol Oct.
1913.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Arthur LcforS, Lee Sheriff.. Fly ShaftC,
John 7. Bea:roW, All .: Ridg"ay, Mont.
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A'epartnent Of the Interior. I. $.
Office at Miles CITY, Montana.

u. 7, II q
Hotlc" i horchy given that Thomas Bar
nard. O. p~OWderyille. Mont. who. on coni i,
lso>. made Desert Land entry NO. u51., for
l.0t~ Gnnd . El2 SWA, sec. 6. T. l s.. X. "a T..
NJ. = Al. mas filed notice of intention to make
ilnai proof, to establish claim TO the land
dtscrlhcd, before Register and Receiver.
Us. Lane Gttice, at Miles City. Mont. on the
u OF October, 1918.
tI2ltlant names as witnesses:
6. :. M~elonZie. W. Z. Barnard. d.. Du-
cello and I. E. Holt all Of Powderville. Mont.
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1913-01-15
Deeds Not Words


chiekasha People Have Absolute Proof
Of Deeds at Home.
It's not words but deeds that prove
true merit.
The deeds Of Doan's kidney Pills,
For Chickasha kidney sufferers,
Have made their local reputation
Proof lies in the Testimony Of Chick
asha people.
Fred Andrews, 7ie South Fourth
street. chiekasha, Okla, says: my
back was weak and my kidneys caused
me annoyance, especially at night. A
few boxes Of Doan's idney Pills cur
ed ms and made my kidneys normal
The cure has been permanent"
For sale by all dealers. Price q
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Dc Dcan's-and
take no Advertisement
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Proposes Prob
Ing Program

Continued from page one)
Baker.
Fish and game: Peters, Coyne.
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Military Supplies
Seized by the Govt

Telegram by United Press.
New Orleans, jan l5.-Two car
loads Of rifles and ammunition, beliey
ed to be for The use Of Mexican
rebels, We're discovered in a warehouse
here by Special Government Agent J.
w. Bardrick.
The authorities said the guns were
te'ng shipped on a steamer owned by
Ernesto Madero, the Mexican minis
er OF finance brother Of President
Madero.
Several persons are under surveil-
lance awaiting word from Washington
before iher arrest.
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FOR SAFETY
In TRAVEL
Special e, the Daily Express.

Special to the Daily Express.
Oklahoma City, Jan. 15.-The follow
ing bin was introduced IN the house
by Representative Riddle Of Grady
county
Section /. In order to prevent acci.
dents upon railroads the following pre-
cautions shall be observed:
First That every railroad in the
state crossed BY travelled road shall
place at each crossing a sign, marked
Look Out for the Cars
Second On approaching every
crossing SO distinguished the whistle
or bell Of locomotive shall be sound
ed at the distance Of one fourth mile
from the crossing and at short inter-
yals until the train has crossed the
road
Third. On approaching any incor-
porated city or town the boil or
whistle Of the locomotive shall be
sounded when the train is at the dis
tance Of one mile. and at short inter.
walls until It reaches its depot or sta.
tion, and on leaving said city or town
the bell or whistle shall be sounded
when the train starts and at intervals
until it has left the corporate limits.
Fourth. Every railroad company
shall keep the engineer, fireman or
some other person on the locomotive
always upon the lookout ahead, and
when any person, animal or other OBJ
stacle appears upon the road the alarm
whistle shall be sounded, the brakes
put down and every possible means
employed to stop the train and pre-
vent an accident.
Section 2. Every railroad company
chat fails to observe these precautions
or cause them to be observed by
its agents and servants, shall be re
sponsible for all damages to person
or property occasioned by or resulting
from any accident or collision that
my occur
Section 3. No railroad company that
observes or causes to be observed
these precautions shall be responsible
for any accident done any person OF
property at the crossings oil its road
The proof that it has observed said
precautions shall be a burden upon
the company.
Section 4. Where a railroad com
pany is sued for killing or injuring
stock the burden Of proof that the ac
cident was unavoidable shall be a bur
den upon the company
Section 8. That all laws or parts Of
laws in conflict with this act are here
by repealed