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The Dickinson press., 1914-05-09
befendants,

The State Of North Dakota TO the
Above Named Defendants:
You and each Of you are hereby stlml-
moned to answer the complaint IN this
action, which isg now IN fle In b of
ice 81 the clerk Of the District Court IN
end fcr the county Of staglk. state 81
North Dakota, at Dickinson. said
county and state, and TO serve.g copy
OF your answer upo the Plaintta. Az
tOrney within 80 thirty days after the
~geryice@of this summons upon youss exs
elusive. o. the day Of service; 9 .tn
Judgment win hi taken against. YOU by
default 3or the relief demanded tnMfhe
Dated February sssd, 1914:
s#l A-ssHLDRETH
B$s@N Attorney for Plaintiff, Ss
Once andsP.SO. Address
Fargo Nd.
no the above Named Defendants:
Fake n~oSiceethat the original complaint
In the above acticn is 8Aled. ia the GERS
once for MEtarksseollnt North DRkot0s
s7s 49, A.TEIEDRETH
A.llyst Plaintilss Attorney;
The Dickinson press., 1914-05-09
NOTICE FOR

office at Dickinson. North rDakota, April
B, 1914. go
Notice Is hereby given shat Joseph
Dec. 6.5I907, made Homestead Entry No.
'1t147 2ftSeriaa mo. O7369), for Sh NEA
and Lots Mo- One ~ q Two q. Sec.
ton &, TewsnshtD 1$7N. Range g West
Of intention to make Final Give Year
'Praef, t establish claim to the land
above described, before the Register and
Receiver of the United States Land Office
at Dickinson. North Dakota, on the LIST
day of June, }16l4
Claimant names as witnesses:
Valeatines Ehlzs, Andrew Fisher and
Matthias Kilwein of Daglum, N. ID. and
:JacohsHerauf Of Dickinson, N. Z.
s55 j. G. QUiNLIVAN,
4-25-9t REGISTER.
The Dickinson press., 1914-05-09
NOTICE For Publication.
/ Department Of the .%frrterIor,

u s. Land Office at Dickinson, North
Dakota, April q, 1914.
Notice lis hereby given that. Simon
on October 18th, 1908, maaae Homestead
Entry Eereal. No. ~.015s7, sf0r Northwest
Quarter, Section 81, Mo8nship 141 N.
has filed ,s1otice Of ;intezrtion to make
Five. Year Proof. to. establish claim to
tthe land aabove described, before the
states Lard Office, at Dickinson, North
dakota, ons the Goth. dayA1fHMay, 1914. "
Claimant names as witnesses:
Louis TZaaEahal, Frank S1draha1, Frank
I. G. sQ~uRgIavAsS,
Register.
The Dickinson press., 1914-05-09

SUM MONS,

SUMMONS #
State Of North Dakota. } In Dist: Court
)sG. Tenth Judi.
County of STARK. eiai District
John Knudson,
Martin 9. D 81. Hal
yOr Halvorson, Il uits n
Bergen,ssJoseph r. Hoff-SSUMMONS
lin andMJohn Reiter
Brown, Paul Elmer, and
Mary n his wife. and
the State finance Com #s@S5E
pany,, q corporation.
& NJ Defendant. s NJ
Named Defendants:
You are hereby summoned to answer
the eosnplaint dn this action of which
compliant copy is hereunto annexed
and herewith served upon you and to
;ssSYe a,n soRy on f gSur a,, a,sTsr to Eat fae
thirty days after the service Of this
summons upon yO1s exclusive Of the
day OF service and in case OF your fall
70 APPEAR on aalsYerssssjudgn,ent viii
be taken against you by default for the
relief demanded IN the COMPLAINT:
S Attorney for Piaintjfr,
the Above Named Bsfendanss: v ;s'..
Please take notice that the above en-.
titled action is brought for the puspoge
of*dutetingsfh title 70 lots D. l5l and
5slS i ss B y sslesh 4; fs ssa'g,. co,, AVE- i noses
Dakota and the complaint In said g1.tf0ll
was, on theE7thh day b May 1914 Med
the ofiSs sof the CLERK q tho district
1850 I5s8asYW.5E RURNETT,
.ss9-et Attorney for Plaintt2.
The Dickinson press., 1914-05-09
Pork and Onion ohslst.

Pork and Onion oNhelst.
Fly to q brown, dry crisp, without a
Nit fof scorch, as many thin slices Of
Fat pork as you have people to serve.
Chop Il into an equal number Of slices
of dry3bread and add half this bulk Of
onions chopped very fine. Mix thor
}oughly, beat as. many eggs as you have
bread slices, adding two ta~blespoonfuls
OF milk and one OF cream for each, and
beat well. Drain OF nearly all the, fat
that; Is In the frying pan and put in the
bread, pork and onion mixture, stirring
lightly Sprinkle a little salt, but very
little, and stir again. Pour over all the
beaten eggs and milk and set in a slow
oven to bake. When done to a fair
but not dark brown slide it of on a
hot platter for immediate service.
Serve with baked potatoes and stewed
tomatoes. MS
His Marrow Escape.
IT tell you, the closing OF the Steenth
National was a mighty close call for
me-"
How was thaty" ..
"Why, a friend had advised me to
put my money in It and
"And you took his advicew
mo, but I would If I'd had any mon
|E4tHI.' - 4
The Dickinson press., 1914-05-09
UMMoN

E SUMMONS H% g.
State OF North Dakata, } I'm Dist. Court
kcounty 81 STAN. } So. c Ten bis ;g 7
Joseph assph obermaae !p,g; IS
EJoseph obermueller, Jr.,
Defendant.
The State Of North DakGfa to .the
Named Defendants:
YOU = heraby summoned and e
|Ntaiptin In the shove entitled action, q
keDpy Of which Us hereto attached and
herewith served Npon you, ana to serHe
ct HIS o9ace i n the city Of Dickinson,
EM1rth Dakota, within thirty GS0): days
AFTER the service of this .sumnons upon
geu. . sxef qs Of "a the day Of such sery.
answer, within the time aforesaid plain
|dsaanlt for Shss reisef in ai 81 eoanpiai9t
safed Aprrns 24th. 1914. -
Fgaintinf:g Attorney,
First Naalonal5Ban Bldg.
To.tase Above Named Defendants:
Enu will please take notice that the
complaint in said action was f9ed in the
in ard for the county Of Stark state of
North Dakota, on the 5kh daysof May,
1914. ai that the object and purpose Of
snto,s aataon ia t9 exclude you from any
iges Ia the complaint described, and for
the eaIaallation OF that zcertain contract
heretefoEs madeand entered into by,
Tor 4 asie and asgeaane e e s ahe see@a
ID Dated e as May sG 81. isae aeserisaa.
plas6t,s S: B a4Easas,
! First National Basdk Bldg,
5-9-6t go Dickinson, nj %.
The Dickinson press., 1914-05-09
HtTt
Summons


The state Of North Dakota To tthe
Tie se Complaint aps nsis 81 the i'Ia1a r. Is nnsW tSs
hereto annexed and herewith served ups
On on.; you; p sna tie t. serbs ssSsor E COPY =, q g.. ye or
fee In the city ct Dickinson, Stark
days dsysss aftss' the service 81, this isum mons
Service SgSd ga ana insease Of your sssiura to sus Sc
taken against You, by default for the re-
lis b, assa sbis Ser 81 d ths o soIa Sasf q. ,s,.
Attorney for Plaintiff,
residence p~ostofice add
the above named Descendants:
action isfbrought for the purpose al
G SsnS aIfi ,.le'e ,a to s shs s so,aSHl Noes S%sser1 e. !
Eota, to.Wst: The Mast half (ehJ Of
Northeastrauarter tueHl,and Nor6h H4alf
(n1k) Of Southeast auaEter (seAl.uf sec.
thartysnine dssJ' North range ninety.
In the Plaintiff and the Defendant
,rnknoSm; and for die purpose ri de-
ttermining who are the heirs of said
John Knutson. d~eesagesa. and the ;Easpec:
ai rsn, shares an % s sor y .hei nar n nmd ~ ~ said
premises among the Plaaltiff and
named Defendants, tand for @ sale o.
said premises ID sue partition ani
Ia division of h proceeds OF such sale
among the P9aantffi and the Defendants
specifically named. The Complaint II
the above entatled aaction was lifted Will
the Clerk OF h above court 0n May
End, A. D. 18H4. That no personal judg.
Of me above named Defen7ants who d.
not u~nreasG1Rbly defend said action.
T. T.&.MGRTHA.
lh-9-6t EAttorneH for: Plaintiff
The Dickinson press., 1914-05-09
Ia. MUrfhA,
Attorney or RsetitiOner.
NOR SALN

One six room cottage ands10-roona
house, bothsOm 1stsAye.E East modern
and IN best sof condition. Terms.
The Dickinson press., 1914-05-09

FE' E@ "-.
State of North Dakota ITO the Above
Manned Defendants:
You are hereby ,sumInsned to answer
the complaint in tfalts actton, which com
plant is flied In the Office of the CLERK
Of ,the District Oourt.s6f Stark County,
North Daketa, q to serve "a ouRy fof
yonr answer tt said~complaint ON the
subscriber within thirty days afAsr the
service of this .summons,Rpon YOU, ,exolu-
sive Of b day 'Uf service and I'm case. of
y0ur failure to aDpearsUr answer, Iudg-
MTent will DE taken against you ay de-
fadalt for the Tslfdf, demanded In the COM
,sW. &. BURNETT,
Attorney for P&Giutiff,
yDlckinson, N. u.
70 the Ahsve Manned Defendants:
kPlease taze notice, that the aheue en-
titled actiun is drought Tor the pmrpose
of Quieting a1tle:tD LotSTen (1O) In Block
Hhirty:seVen So in b stown Of Taylor.
nled for racord an the office Gf the
Register 81 Deeds. Stark County, N. y.
complaint in said.aE1ion was son the
14th.day. of April, 1914, Med in the office
OF the Clenlk 'of Sthe District Court In
Stark County. at Dickinson, North
bakota. ..5
W. d. BURNMTT,
4SaS-6t AttorNey for. P1ainttff.
The Dickinson press., 1914-05-09
|@annty Of Stalk,
Mary Cuskeyly.

Petitioner.
Mziiiam j.. G98kelly,
Simon II. Cnakelly,
TimSthy Cusk&aly, Jr.,
D. CuSkelly,
Masth e w CuSkelly,
James Cuskelly. Ellen
Cl1skally and 5Eerna
Enskally by her spec
ial Guardian 8. Z.
CarraA
The Dickinson press., 1914-05-09
NOTICE

NOTICE. {
State Of North Dakota. } In Dist. Court,
;)ss. Tenth Judi
County Of Stark : .riaiiDistfiet
J. S. Birdsan, 4 =
Plaintiff,
VS.. E
John p. FrantZ and -the.l sNOTICE
Mandan MeMcantiletC Com
pany, a corporation,
2&H 49, AE'I TNafani9onf ,l.- ~
The Dickinson press., 1914-05-09
suMMolka

state ut. NORTH Dakbsa m pfst coMEt.
County e s g.ask cal District,
The Dickinson press., 1914-05-09
HHager e CorNfin,
Attorneys for Mortgage,
Grafton, North Da1zdsa- 5-a
NOTICE AND CITATION !, HEARlaefss;
OF FINAL ACCOUNT asAND DIS +
1MRlBUTl0SN. i

IA @ ~ lldx1 S$& g.
State Of NorthanDakota, ) I'm County couzts
ta2eforet Hon. f
KKed Maser.
csannty of staaHs. Judge.
IN the Mattersof the Essah OF ,Timotzsy
4Cuskelly, Deceased @5s5
The Dickinson press., 1914-05-09

B ReaintiG
euro Olson, Christie
4. Bergen, y. 3. Beryen,
"a. Il. Beryen, X o. Bers
ven, Johanna Karb and
Joseph j. Knutson, and
all other persons NfIs:
known claiming any es-
tate Of interest Ia, or
lien or tncumbrance upon
the property described IN
the complaint, whether
as heirs, devtsees, lega-
tees or personal repre-
sHNtatives Of John Knut-
son, deceased, or other
wise,
The Dickinson press., 1914-05-09
SUMMONS
County of Stark,
John Krenn,
Plaintiff,

Plaintiff,
VS..
D. R. forbes, and
Northern Pacific
Railway Company,
q corporation,
and :au other per-
q 0sn.5 unknown
claiming any
estate or interest
in or lien or n
c~unfbrance upon
the Iproperty de-
;scpibed In the
complaint,
Defendants
State of North 1
Named Defendants
The Dickinson press., 1914-05-09

w. d. BURNETT,
Attoraley for. Plaintiff.
The Dickinson press., 1914-05-09
4 HgSEs III. NJ -
Plaintiffs Attorney,
First Naaional Bank Bldg.

l.IW.fgE-..t1nsIIS
PLAINTIFF Attorney.
First National Bank Bldg,
Dickinson. q.
The Dickinson press., 1914-05-09

4-25-&
The Dickinson press., 1914-05-09

Hanley q Sullivan.
Manassn, Worth BnSota.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-01
Nebraska
Hubka Loses Contest
for Place on Gage
Democratic Ticket

BEATRICE. Neb. Sept oo.-(special.)--
James c. Hubks, of Virginia, lost his ap-
peal in the contest of the primary cleo
ton for the democratic nomination OF
sheriff, which was decided in the district
court Tuesday afternoon by Judge Penn
berton.
At the primary election r. n Fulton
received the nomination for sheriff by
three votes, and Hubka filed contest
suit In the county court alleging that re-
publicans had been allowed to vote the
democratic ticket in the Third ward In
Beatrice. lie also held that there were
irregularities In a number of county pre-
cincts and filed petition to the effect
that Fulton received votes that should
have been counted for him. lie asked
for a recount OF the ballots
Judge Walden dismissed the case in the
county court and Hubka filed an appeal
to the district court. Judge Pcmberton
Tuesday in giving his decision stated that
there was no evidence to show errors had
occurred in the count IN any precinct,
and owing to the lack of specific evidence
ordered the action dismissed.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-01
Aviator Describes
View Of Big Battle
from Height of Mile

LONDON. Sept. - A letter from
an officer OF the royal flying corps,
under date OF September 4. describing
view from an aeroplane OF the battle
eastward OF Paris, says:
yesterday l was mp for reconnois-
sancc over this huge battle. But IT will he
remembered as tho biggest in history. 1t
extends from Contpiegne to Belfort
I'VE flew at o'clock In the evening Al
that time the British guns all opened
fire together From a height Of 500 feet
saw a sight which I hope It Will never be
my lot to see again. The woods and hills
were literally cut 60 ribbons all along tho
south OF Laon. II was marvellous watch
ing hundreds Of shells bursting below one
to the right and TO the left for miles and
then 20 see the German guns replying
Il fear there will be lot more awful
fighting before this show ends but we are
certain II win end with us on top, al
though We all had our doubts about three
weeks ago during that awful retreat"
Writing again on September 10 the Of
ficer says
THE huge battle stlll is going on our
machines, after being out all day. still
bring in the same news The Germans
have got into one of the strongest posi-
tions possible Fortunately reinforcements
are arriving and are coming mp on the
German right at scissors.
The officer mentioned that aeroplanes
are shot and sheiled by friend and foe
every time they ascend. They hardly ever
descend without bullet holes all over the
planes, but fortunately, the writer says,
the flying corps, has lost only one pilot
and passenger up to September T.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-01
7, R. FLAYS VETS AGAIN
Comes Out Tatly for Whole Dry
Program in Ohio.
URGES WOMEN BE GIVEN VOTE
Declares Brewers and Distiilers
Have Taken Field Against Equal
Suffrage 49, Danger GO Liquor
Dominance In Politics.

TOLEDO, o, Sept sO--Theodore Roose-
Welt came out fatty for the whole tenn
perance program OF the Ohio progressves
Conditions in Ohio this year are such
that II were a citizen of Ohio I would
vote against the wet amendment and for
tho dry amendment" ne said.
Colonel Roosevelt referred to the brew
ers' amendment 10 abolish county option
and prohibit prohibition and the state
wide prohibition amendment submitted by
the anti-saloon league
lilo charged the liquor men with bring
ing the issue on themselves. lie said:
Take Field Against Suffrage,
The brewers and distlllers have taken
the field again woman suffrage because
they regard the entry of women into the
rights OF citizenship as a danger tn the
dominance Of liquor in politics, which
they have been trying more and more to
establish.
II saw this in Michigan, where every
saloon was headquarters for the fight
against woman suffrage.
"In this state I ask you to remember
that the issue was forced by the LIQUOR
interests. have not been one Of those
who wanted to bring up tho ISSUE. and l
regret that It has been brought up: but
when II is brought up am not afraid to
face II.
Dry Counter Attack.
TN this state a counter attack is signi-
fled by the dry amendment The brewers
and people subservient TO them made II
evident that only one Of two alternatives
can be taken.
do you want to let the liquor interests
dominate your parties your public life
and your government"
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-01
Omaha to Become
Directory Center
of This Section

Mr.. c. X. Thompson has become man
ager of the Omaha Directory Co. and
has located In Omaha with his family
and Omaha will hereafter become the
center OF the directoTy-making business
for Nebraska and the surrounding states.
Mr.. Thompson has had many years ex-
perience in directory-making, and a great
improvement will be made in the business
in this city. Besides enlarging and i'm
proving the Omaha Directory. quite a
considerable industry in directory-mak-
ing will be built up here and many
Omaha people will be employed here and
then Omaha will receive the benefit OF
advertising in many directories that will
emanate from this city.
Mr.. Thompson. who knows by expert
ence. says directory is of great value
to the community. II is the work of all
the people, 1t is used by every one rs a
work OF reference now, and after a while
becomes permanent history of the city,
the people and their institutions.
Mr.. Thompson is surrounded with some
able assistants. He has a large force of
men engaged in the canvass for the new
directory, which is just begun, and he in
tends to deliver the directory early in
January instead Of in the middle OF sum-
mer as heretofore.
Look out for the best directory ever
made in Omaha. 1t will not only be used
here, but will be distributed throughout
the principal Libraries and hotels IN the
state and in all the directory libraries in
the United states and Canada. There
Will be no city on the North American
continent OF any size where the omaha
Directory will not be accessible to the
public. Mr.. Thompson Is making a larger
and better collection for the directory
library which is maintained at the direc-
tory office. So Range building, and the
free use of this directory library IL ex-
tended to every citizen of Omaha and to
every person who comes hereto buy
goods or for social or other purposes.
The directories of the world are at your
disposal through the offices OF the
Omaha Directory Co. This circulating
library is a great thing for Omaha. 1t
gives people here the benefit of all the
directories in the United states and then
sending the Omaha Directory out in eX-
change for them advertises Omaha
everywhere.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-01
Jefferson Republican Rally.

FAIRBURY. Neb., Sept. So-(Special)
Jefferson county republicans are making
extensive preparations for a big repub-
lican rally October 8, The rally viii take
the form Of an automobile parade and VIII
be headed by the Fairbury concert band.
It will be opened in the northeast corner
of the county at Plymouth at a. m.
Saturday, and r. B. Howell. candidate
for governor. will be the principal speaker
All the county candidates will be In at
tendance The party will then proceed
west to Daykin and then to Reynolds
Steele City, Endcott and Diller, and back
to Fairbury after touching all the towns
in the county. The rally will be concluded
with an open-air meeting in the Fair
bury court house square
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-01
BODY OF MRS. CLARKE
TO BE BURIED IN BEATRICE

DENVER Colo, Sept. 2s.-(special Tel
eEram. AFTER lying nearly fifteen months
in Denver awaiting burial the body Of
Mrs. Rebecca Gilbert Clarke. sister OF the
late Governor Ebert OF Colorado terri
tory and mother OF W. f. Clarke of this
city, will be taken by her son tomorrow
TO Beatrice. Neb, for interment beside
her husband, who was r. NJ Clarke of
Beatrice.
Mrs Clarke died July G. 1918. OF hemor-
rhage OF the brain, at the age of 81 years.
The funeral was held two days later, but
both Mr.. and Mrs w, e. Clarke, her son
and daughter-in-aw, were too I'll TO take
the body back TO Nebraska, Uncertainty
IN the plans OF the Clarkes further de-
layed the interment The deceased was a
resident OF Denver since 1906
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-01
La.Grippe and Colds

IuIAGrippe and Colds, nti,kamn MAJ re-
eabiets are uneEcelled, as they STOP .t
49, scoths the nerves, and bring the resi-
40 Greatly needed by nature to restore va
svstem 70 health. Physicians paw 80
tSess tablets for over twenty years. IN Ih
treatment of colds, fevers ana Ia a.,
nave found no other remedy more pseius 10
Ihese conditions. Anti-kaInnl so 90 SCI.
20 tnexpensiye, SC pleasant to take SO saI
:stsctory in their results, and so uselui IN H ~
conditions where there is pain that an
TahIets should always be kept In the MOUSE MOUSE
- me time of need. Many OF our ablese
nhvsicians obtain perfect results In Ia griP p
and coldsSby cleansing the system VIZ. ..,i -
go, snlts or "Actolds", a very COCO caIn1i
lie putting the patient on limited dlet, sne :
sdministering one AK tablet every TWO o., oE
tree hours. This treatment Will usuaIlS
S.s.k mn the worst case In day or Twp
.-hiIe In milder cases, ease and eomioIt lo l-
low almost Immediately. These Iaple tss =,
slso unexcelled for Neuralgia hhe n..i -
Pstna- The Pains OF Women, lndigesuOH
and Insomnia All druggists have then'
c.aaias AK 1~BIsts bear the ~ mara
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-01
MISS DORR TO SPEAK At
CITY HALL THURSDAY NIGHT

The first fall meeting Of the Political
Equality league will he held in the council
chamber Of the city hall, Thursday even
ing at s p. m.
Talks will be given by Mrs. Rheta
Childe Dorr. Miss Jane Thompson and
Miss Elsie Vandergrift Mrs. Dorr is a.
former Omaha woman, well-known
writer on the suffrage question. and is
familiar with the western situation
Music will be furnished by Mrs Edith
Wagner, Miss Belle Won Mansfelde and
Miss Marjorie Shackleford.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-01
'T00LEY UNABLE TO SERVE
ON STATE NORMAL BOARD
tFrorn a staff correspondent.l

LINCOLN, Sept. sO-(special Telegram.)
j. J.. Tooley, secretary of the State
Normal board, whose term expired last
June and who has been holding over be-
cause no appointment had been made, has
notified Governor Morehead that he can
not serve and requests that someone be
appointed to fill the place. Tooley is the
only democratic member of the board.
The board will meet tomorrow, when the
resignation will be made. Several names
have been brought to the notice of the
governor for the place and it is probable
that an appointment will be made at
once
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-01
SECRETARY MELL0R WEEDS
MISS MARIETTA PARRISH
CFrom a staff Correspondents

LINCOLN. sept. 3O.--CSpecial.)- -Secre-
tary w. r. Mellor Of the state Board Of
Agriculture and Miss Marietta Parrish
were married yesterday at the home Of
the brides mother in this city. MISS Par
rish was formerly employed in the office
OF the state board for several years.
They left last night for a two weeks
or more trip to Chicago, Washington
Cleveland and New York and upon their
return will reside in this city at 1885 l.
street.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-01

MADISON, Neb., Sept. 30.-(Special)-
CIarence Ray Thrasher and Miss Clara
Rosena Berg, both of Meadow Grove,
were married in the county court by
Judge NJ. S. McDuffee.
Marriage licenses were issued to John
c. Volk, son of William Voll and Miss
Bertha Amelia Schmidt, daughter of
Claus Schmidt. both of Madison; and 10
Charles F.. Twiss and Miss Leora Feral
Haner, both of Norfolk.
Mrs. Hannah Armstrong has brought
action in the district court for divorce
from William Armstrong, Plaintiffs pc
tition alleges that they we're married in
1885 and charges as reason for action
cruel treatment and nonsupport
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-01
Nebraska.
CEMENT RATES TAKEN UP
Superior Plant Wants Railroads to
Enable it to Meet Competition.
HEARING BEFORE STATE BOARD
Kansas Companies, Under ENIsttnE
Schedule, Arc Able To ship Into
Nebraska Mt Less Cost Than
Nebraska Corporation.
nrrom a STAFF Corroscrondentl

tFrom starr COrroSCTo ndentl
LINCOLN, Sept 30.-(SpecialO--Ii
on the application of the Portland Cement
company OF Superior for a better rate
for cement to all points in this state was
before the state Railway commission to-
day. Assistant Rate Clerk Munson OF
the Kansas commission appeared i'm be-
half of the Superior company and said
that the Sunflower state had nineteen
producing points and that the Kansas
rate on cement was lower than the rate
in Nebraska.
Nebraska has but one producing point,
superior aud the company at that place
is yer yankious to get a rate in Ne
braska, which will lenable il to compete
with Kansas and other states which are
enabled on account of the lower retes in
those states TO ship to .his state in com
petition with the Nebraska company. As
It Is at present cement is shipped under
class c, which is higher that the COM
pany thinks 1t can afford.
Two acquisitions.
Governor Morehead today issued papers
for the return of Donovan II. Carpenter,
charged with forgery committed in Wis
ner, having forged a check for SEC on the
Wisner State bank, signing the name of
George Miller to the same. Carpenter is
being held in Oklahoma City and Is 10
years of age.
Governor Morehead also granted extra
ditiou papers for the return to Des Moines
OF John z. williams, wanted for obtain
ing money under false pretenses. A check
was forged for SIS. Williams is being held
IN Omaha
The department Of weights and meas
ures connected with the Pure Food CONF
Testing Weights.
mission. will begin this week testing
scales and weights at the state institu-
tons The law requires that this test
shall be made once year and for that
purpose the work will begin Immediately.