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The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-06-18
VII SON 70 PRINCETON,

washington, June 13.-President VIII
son left here at a. m. today over the
Pennsylvania railroad for Princeton.
N. r., to attend the reunion OF the
class Of 70 Of which he is a member.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-06-18

The British coast is so well protected
with light houses that IL ship sailed
right round England. Scotland and Ire
land by night, only on six occasions
would it-be where II could not see the
fash OF lighthouse lantern.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-06-18
THE Better THING.
Robert Louis stevenson.

o toiling bands of mortals! o UNI
wearied feet, travelling ye know not
whittier! Soon, soon, Ii seems to
you, you must come forth on some
way further, against the setting
sun, descry the spires OF Ell Dorado.
Little do We know your own bles-
sedness; for to travel hopefully Is
a better thing than to arrive and
the true success Is to labor.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-06-18

NO one seems unwilling TO accept a
z5-cent piece, even though there are on
each coin the following hoodoo COM
binations: Thirteen letters in the
scroll held In the eagles beak; IL
Is upright bars In the shield; I3 arrow
heads; 10 leaves on the branch; Is LETT
tiers ia the words quarter dollar"
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-06-18
COMMODORE WALLACE DIES.

New York, june 1s:A-Commodore
Ruch Richard wallace. u. s. NJ, re-
tired. died of pneumonia here yester-
day at the home Of his daughter. Mrs
Z. "A. Ewald He was 70 years old
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A new French dreadnough, to be
constructed at Brest, will have a dis
placement OF 29,600 tons, with a length
OF $40 feet The vessel will carry 16
large guns, and win be provided with
four revolving tlirrets.
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VIVIANI WILL FORM
NEW FRENCH CABINET

Paris, June 1S.--Rene viviani this
evening informed President Poincare
that he had succeeded in forming a
cabinet
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A patchwork quilt which has taken
90 years to make is one Of the many
remarkable exhibits which members OF
the London Adult School union are
showing at the Memorial building, Lon
don.
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"A Whttinsville. Mass, man had the
scare OF his life when he saw a dame
creeping along the wall and threw a
bucket of water on IL. This flame was
caused by a live wire and the water,
as soon as 1t touched II, became
charged and apparently burst into
finrne on its own account. The man
dropped the bucket and fed, while
somebody else notified the authorities.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-06-18

Miss Martha Suddath, OF Columbia,
Mo-. was married. recently with the ring
which had been used by eight OF her
maternal ancestors, beginning with her
great great great grandmother.
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Madame Curie, who, with her hus-
band. discovered radium, is the only
person In the world to hold two Nobel
prizes.
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MANY SCHOOL ELECTIONS
OVER STATE TOMORROW

Sioux Falls s. D., June l5.--In most
of the cities and towns Of the state
elections viii be held Tuesday, June 49,,
for the election Of members Of boards
OF education and school treasurers. AS
the women are eligible to vote at these
elections It is expected thousands Of
the state. At Centerville two women
are candidates for election as members
of the board OF education. They are
Mrs. Agnes Larson. who is being OPP
|. posed by rude man in the person of
Karl Kron, and Mrs, Jane Bogue, whose
opponent Is George Corcoran-
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-06-18

Russia viii dispossess 10000 peasant
In the province of Georgia.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-06-18

The second congress OF Spanish trade
unions will begin on June 20 In Madrid
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-06-18

Montana and Idaho have nine hou
day for working women.
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Tobacco growing IL being tested Il
Wouth@rn California
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STATE OWNS PROPERTY
/ VALUED AT SIS 1000 900

Pierre, s. D., June 17.-Over SIS, 600, :
eco worth OF property is held by the
state OF South Dakota, according to
the figures compiled by the state sta
tistical department for the use of the
government census department. The
figures are based on the records OF the
state Is put at:
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-06-18

In 1912 there Were in use in thi
country S,729.592 telephones
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-06-18

Java Is making largo importations Of
steam blows.
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State capitol ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 94O,6t2.b S'
University, State college,
schools NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 1,427,Sss.sl
Schools -. lam. anu .........'. 2os.s2s. 90
Insane asylums, schools for
blind, deaf and feeble minded S64,7l5.l
School funds invested .t.a 10 ,S48. 33
Endowment funds invested.,.,. 776.3SS IA
School lands unsold, 2,S94OS2 y
acres 80. s............s.rE.-s.-.. 7ffco4gOoo.V
ia acres 1890 1862, 4s5. 40
Cash in treasury ............... sol, 707. 40
Total .............. SIS, 1OS. 51s. 60
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Total
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-14
BIG LIVERY BARN IN
HARRINGTON BURNED

HARRINGTON. Ncb., Aug. l3-(speoisl
Telegram.)-one of the worst fires in the
history of a city broke out in the Palace
livery barn this morning about o'clock,
and within an hour had wiped out that
huge building. When the fire was first
discovered the building was mass OF
Flames and the most strenuous efforts Of
the fire department could do nothing
more than check II. The Palace livery
barn was one of the largest buildings In
town, being a wooden structure covered
with sheet iron. and the fire burned
furiously until the building was entirely
consumed.
The fire department made a heroic fight
TO check the spread OF the fire, and had Il
not been for their splendid work the en-
tire block would have been destroyed. The
losses follow: Palace Livery barn. $500.
about half covered by insurance: Miichk
pool hall. $500. and Forster harness shop,
about 5000.
Adjacent buildings wore somewhat dam
aged by smoke and water. In the livery
barn were several buggics, sets OF har-
ness. and about 500 worth OF automobile
tires,
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-14
HOW HIS SPEAKING TOUR
IMPRESSES HIS HEARERS

TEKAMAH, Neb., Aug. 12.--Cspecial)-
AS sample of the poor impression n. II,
Howell is making by his campaign tour,
the following from the Journal the local
republican paper, tells the story:
"R. b. Howell, the Omaha gentleman
who is seeking the votes OF republicans
for governor Of Nebraska, was in
Tekamah and spoke on the street for a
few minutes. We confess that we were
disappointed in Mr.. Howell. His chief
talk was about what he had done in
Omaha and what he could do to Omaha
and South Omaha. He did not seem
broad enough 10 cover the state OF Ne
braska, and his chief complaint was
against the Omaha Bee because Il hap
pens to oppose him. We have heard of
more than one who was really disap-
pointed in finding Mr. Howell not com
ing up to their expectation. In fact. one
told us he had expected TO vote for
Howell, but that his narrow field of
view made him feel that Howell is not
the man."
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-14
French. Congdon Cards.

Invitations were issued today by MI
and Mrs. Isaac Congdon for the marriage
Tuesday, September O. OF their daughter
Miss Caroline Congdon, to MT Herbert
T.. French, which will take place at their
home at $3.50 In the evening, followed by
a reception. Dean j. A. Hancock or Trim
ity cathedral viii officiate at the cere-
nony. Miss Katherine Silver OF East
Orange, N. j., a college mate of Miss
CarolInes at Vassar, has already arrived
and will be one OF the bridesmaids, and
Miss Clara Bull of Pasadena, another col
lege friend, may be back from Europe in
time to be another of the maids. The
third bridesmaid will be Miss Josephine
Congdon, youngest sister of the bride'
the matron Of honor will be her other
two sisters, Mrs. Arthur S. Rogers and
Miss Elizabeth CongdOn. Mr.. Ware Han
is 10 be Mr. French's best man and Mr.,
Cedric Potter, Mr.. Cuthbert Potter, Mr..
Harry Koch, Mr.. John Nichols of Chi
cago and Mr. Ned Sheridan of Evanston,
will be the ushers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Eyland French
will be at home after November at the
Puritan apartments, Louisville, Ky.
The host of friends of both Mr.. French
and his bride regret that they are TO leave
Omaha, where both are popular members
of the younger social set
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-14
Nebraska
Cornerstone for
Model Rural School
Laid at GAINESVILLE

BROKEN BOW. Neb,. Aug i9-(Spe-
cial 1.-The laying OF the cornerstone OF
the rural high school building at James
VILE in District No. SO, between Bcrwyn
and Ansley, took place Wednesday after
noon under the auspices Of the Masonic
fraternity. Grand Master Alpha Morgan
Of the Masonic grand lodge Of Nebraska,
assisted by other grand lodge officers,
having charge OF the proceedings
The program was an interesting one and
was witnessed and taken part in by "a
large crowd, many people being present
from all parts OF the county. The new
building will be OF brick and frame, the
dimensions being S2xS2 feet and when
completed win probably be the finest in
dividuRl rural school house in the state,
The basement Is TO he roomy and COM
Portable and viii have a cement floor.
Here will be a pressure tank with a ca
pacity for 1900 gallons Of water There
are two lavatories, equipped with shower
baths, and heat il to be furnished by
new hot air arrangement Two vestibules
lead to a domestic science room, which
will be S2S2l feet. and furnished with a
complete culinary outfit. on this floor Is
also women's parlor. Upstairs are two
school rooms, two cloak rooms and a
library. There are front and rear en-
frances ana porch over tho front doors.
Tile floors ana finishings are TO pe hard
wood with oak stain. aud tho doors are
to he fitted With plate glass panels.
Two teachers VIII look after the well
fare OF the pupils VINO, II is estimated.
will number about scvcnty-nve. The
school house Is 20 be wired and pped for
both electricity and gas, and when com
pleted will have cost approximately $1,000.
Tho building committee comprises ]. "a.
Linder, II. w, Fleming, Il. S. Eggleston,
WIN Carrothers and Roy worden. Tho
old building viii be romodoled and used
as a teachers residence.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-14
FISH FRY AND RALLY
FOR FRIDAY EVENING

The eighth annual fish fry and rally
of the Lincoln club will be held at
Holmes hall, Twenty-fourth and Bur-
dette streets, Friday evening, with a
large number of prominent republican
candidates present as speakers.
John Grant Pegg will he the first
speaker of the evening. Tho principal
speaker will be Robert l. Elliott, candi-
date for state superintendent
Other speakers will be ]. H. Kemp. can
didate for governor; F.. A. shotwelL can
didste for lieutenant governor; w. c.
Yoder, for county superintendent; John
c. Lynch, for county commissioner; Dan
Whitney, for county treasurer; Tom Hol-
lister, for county attorney; C. w. Britt,
for police judge; Vincent C. Hasoall, for
justice OF the peace.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-14
To Estes Park Conference.

The local Young Women's Christian as
ISOLATION delegation to the Estes Park
conference left this afternoon for Colo
RADIO, the conference being held from
August u to "a The secretaries who
went are Misses Lilly NJ. Strong, general
secretary; Ora johnson, membership:
Jennie Brandon, business and Miss Laura
Hyde. of the lunch room. Miss Rose
Briem is a delegate from the Athletic
club; Misses Eva Norton and Mary Am
mons from the Business Girls club, and
Misses Hattie Pickard. Martha Frankfurt
and Louise Herman went also.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-14
BRIEF CITY NEWS

vote for T. J. Cronin for sheriff--Adv.
Have RoOt Print Tt--Now Beacon Press.
Life Monthly rneoms-Gould. Bee Bldg.
Fidelity storage and Van 90. Doug. ISLE.
JEFF ". Bedford for state senate.-Adv.
Lighting Fixtures - Burgess-Granden
company
Thomas W. Blaokburn for Congress-
Advertisement
For County Treasurer, W. G. Tire. He
is now reasurer.-Advortisem
Thomas Lynch, the lawyer. is a re-
publican candidate for state represen-
tative. -Advertisemeni
Frank A. Kennedy, republican candi-
date for state senator, twenty-eight years
in Omaha Advertisement
louis d. hopkins, republican candidate
for county Slerk, asks your support at
the polls. August Acknowledgement.
Library Shows Inersase-Circulation
OF books from the public library during
July was 5000 greater than during the
same period Of 1918
Vote for W. n. Roman, republican can
dictate for register OF deeds. Thirty years
a resident and taxpayer OF Douglas
and Real Estate ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ment
''Today's Complete Move Program"
may be found on the first page OF the
classified section today. and appears in
The Bee EXCLUSIVELY. Find out what
the various moving picture theators offer
New Station Mig Help-Parcel post
shipments out OF Omaha are now fastened
by the new parcel post terminal at the
Union depot, at least twelve hours ahead
Of previous possibility of shipment. ao-
cording to Assistant Superintendent
Blackwell OF the railway mail service
Dundee School aids opsnsd-Bids for
the contract to build the new addition
to the Dundee school were opened last
night. No information Is given out on
them as yet They have been placed in
the hands of John Harte To be tabulated.
Burglar Attempts 20 Rob library
An attempt to break into the public
library building through the rear base
ment window was frustrated Tuesday
night by the Waterman. the would-be
burglar making his escape when tho
guard apparel.
Woodland Asks for Bids-Assistant
Postmaster Woodland has asked for bids
to transfer mail pouches from the Web
ster street depot TO the street car line.
and between the Council Bluffs and
Dodge street lines at Tenth and Douglas
streets The bids are receivable until
August eS at the postoffice building.
suit to Cancel Citisenship-A suit has
been brought by the federal government
at the instigation OF the secretary OF
labor TO cancel the naturalization certlfi-
cate of George Rough Cathro OF Omaha,
whose naturalization recently completed
in district court, is alleged 10 be faulty
because one OF his witnesses was not
citizen.
Club TO Elect Officers of
the Deer Park Improvement club Will
hold their annual election of officers
this evening at a meeting to be held
at Vinton school. Topics TO he brought
up for discussion will be Shall the Deer
Fairgrounds be removed or retained, Z"
Shall speeches on Woman's suffrage
be entertained by the club" and\ How
about street, park and school bonds
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-14
Summer Plans.

Mr. and Mrs. George Holdredge, Mrs
r. r. HOLSTER. Miss Mary Cooper Of
New York and Miss Leeta Holdrege have
returned from stay of several weeks on
the Holdrege ranch near Madrid, Neb.
Miss Marie Woodland and Miss Nan
Murphy are at Roundup, Mont, visiting
Miss Woodlands brother. Mr.. James
Woodland. They recently attended a
large house party In Butte. Mont, When
fifteen young people were present and a
dinner dance was given in their honor at
one of the clubs. Miss Woodland and Miss
Murphy plan to leave in a fortnight for
the Canadian Rockies before returning
home.
Mr.. Harold Mcconnell. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A B. Mcconnell. left Monday for
Medicine Bow, Wyo.. and from there viii
go to Gold Springs where he will join his
sister. Miss Irene Mcconnell, who is
spending the summer there.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-14
EnRagement Announcer Mt stella.

STELLA, Neb, Aug. 1s.-(Special)-
The engagement of Miss JOY Cummings
to Linn b. Griffiths was announced at a
breakfast given this week to a company
OF friends at her home, northwest OF
Stella. The guests assembled on the
lawn for a group picture, after which
Mrs. George Cummings, mother OF the
young woman. announced that she pos
sessed secret, the solution OF which
was concealed in the house, and re-
questod the guests TO search for It. Miss
Opal Ball was the lucky searcher. find.
ing the announcement hidden in tho
family Bible.
The wedding will take place Sunday
August %, Mr. Griffths is principal OF
the school at Dunbar where tho couple
will make their home
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-14

BEATRICE, Neb., Aug. 1S-Iee Woods,
who was brought back from Kansas the
other day on paternity charged filed by
Minnie Ossowsh OF this city was bound
over to the district court Wednesday by
Judge Ellis. In default OF 1900 bond he
was remanded to the county Jail.
A message was received here Wednes-
day announcing the death Of Mrs. Harry
A. Lee, formerly OF this city. which oc-
CURED at her home at Des Molnes. Ia,
Wednesday morning. While Mr.. Lee re-
sided in Beatrice he was cashier of the
First National Bank.
This locality was visited by another fine
rain Wednesday night. The moisture will
push the corn along and put the ground
in fine shape for fall blowing
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-14
Baby - Fatally Burned.

WEBSTER CITY. Nsb.. Aug. 12-Cspe-
cial Telegram -Harold. two-year-old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lundy. was fatally
burned this morning while he and his
three-year-old brother we're playing with
matches. The mother rushed 10 her baby
and with water finally extinguished the
flames by smothering them with her own
clothes during which she was terribly
burned about the hands. Physicians
give no hope for the. babys recovery.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-14
Luncheon for Visitor.

Miss Emily Kelly entertained at lunch
con Tuesday for her cousin. Miss Anna
Kelly, of Des Moines. Sweet peas. in n
birch canoe. formed the centerpieoe. and
birch canoes were at each place, filled
with bonbons. Twelve guests were pres-
ent. all Of whom had been in a party two
years ago at Clear Lake, Ia
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-14
Personal Mention.

Miss claire Helene Woodland, who is
visiting at the summer home OF her
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. L. +. Crofoot, at
Northeast Hsrbor, on the Maine coast
has Just returned from an enjoyable SIX
day cruise on the Crofoot yacht, The
virginia Miss Woodland plans to leave
the latter part of the month to join Mrs
]. f. Coad and Mrs. f. V. Krug, OF St
Louis. who are spending the summer at
Swampscott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Black are en-
pertaining Mr.. Blacks uncle, ex-Gover-
nor George Black. Of Salt Lake City, and
Mrs. Frank Isedwith and two daughters,
Marion and Frances, of Ashland
Miss Evelyn Hopper returned Sunday
from Chicago, where she has been study
ing with Maestro Eduardo Sacerdote OF
Milan. Miss Hopper took advantage OF
the first American visit Of this famous
Italian on the advioes Of Nine. Melba and
Mr.. George Hamlin. Maestro Sacerdoto
has returned to Europe, where Mr.. HAM
lin will continue to study with him De-
fore opening his fall season. Miss Hop
per will reopen her studio September l.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-14
ILLINOIS SUFFRAGIST
SPEAKS HERE TODAY

Mrs. Grace Wilbur Trout. president of
the Illinois Equal Suffrage association
and known as one OF the big Four. "
vino lobbied the suffrage pill through the
Illinois legislature, will arrive in Omaha
at 10 O'Clock this morning from Lin
coin and viii speak at a public meeting
Of suffr6gists in the council chamber Of
the city hall at 1880 o'clock Her talk
will be on Organization"
Mrs. Trout Is giving three days OF
speechmaking as her contribution TO the
Nebraska campaign and is speaking at
chautauquas In different towns
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-14
SUPERIOR TO GET NEW
DEPOT FROM BURLINGTON

SUPERIOR. Neb, Aug. 13.-Cspeoial
Telegram THE Burlington railroad en-
gineers today stsked out ground for the
new depot. which is to be built across
the street from the old one. Well men
here expect to go down through slate for
a new well. They say they expect to go
at least 100 feet. which may result in
the discovery OF coal, as the thickest
vein in Kansas lies twenty miles south of
Superior.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-14
Small Fire at Ep,eImo.

ANsELMo. Neb.. Aug. ls.-(special.)-
A coffee urn with a badly adjusted
burner caused confiagration to start
in the restaurant Of r. L. Ray at Q
O'Clock this morning II was quickly sub
dued by the bucket brigade method and
did not require the services OF the fire
department. The stock of canned goods
and the fixtures are badly damaged, as
we'll as the interior OF the building. The
building is owned by Jay Barton and his
loss as well as Rays are fully covered by
insurance.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-14
FORMER HUMBOLDT MAN
DIES IN ARIZONA

HUMBOLDT, Neb.. Aug. B-(special.)
The body Of Thomas Frey. a former
resident OF this city, was brought here
from Mesa, Ariz., on Tuesday. The de-
ceased was well known here and had
been an invalid for many years. He Is
survived by his widow. two daughters
and one son, Edgar Frey is a resident OF
Lincoln. The remains were inferred in
the Humboldt cemetery, Rev. seelig Of
fciated.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-14
In and Out of the Bee Hive

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G. Preston are
home from Lake Okoboji,
Captain and Mrs Frederick @. strit-
ginger have returned from a short stay
at Lake Okoboji.
DR., John Trinder, formerly OF Fort
Omaha, who has been stationed at Texas
City arriving this week to visit Mr. and
Mrs Walter T. Page Mrs. Trinder. who
was formerly Miss Mamie Page, has
been spending several weeks with heI
parents.
Miss Marjorie Love of Des MoInes is
the guest Of Miss Ruth Mills.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Anchell and
children Of Brooklyn, n. Y. who came
to celebrate the birthday Of Mr.. AnchelT s
mother, Mrs. Minna Anchell August 4.
also visited their sister. Mrs Myron
Kahn. and left yesterday for trip to
California.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-14
Nebraska
BLUE SKY ATTACK SOON
Omaha Interests Said to Contem-
plate Action at Early Date.
EPwoRTH ASSEMBLY IS CLOSED
session This Wear Proves NJ sue
cessfuI as Ones Previous-Eew
"TrinminEs" Used In Funer-
ais Held These Days,
lE,rom a stnff Corrcsnondentl

LINCOLN. Neh, Aug 1S-(SpeciaLl--
IT is understood by the State Board of
Railway commissioners that an attack is
TO be made soon in tho courts on the
blue sky law passed by tho last lesisla-
ture II ia believed that the same points
which we're responsible for the defeat OF
the Iowa law will be used against the
Nebraska measure.
The attack will come from an Omaha
source, 40 the rumor has It, and will be
made within few days.
EpwOrth Assembly Closes.
Today closed the sessions Of the Ne
brasia Epworth assembly, which has
been open here at t1pworth Lake park
the past ten days. Like It's former meet
ings, the session has been a grand sue
cess and the receipts at the gate have
been satisfactory. The Nebraska assem-
bly, has taken a stand as ono OF the lead
ing Chsutaaua gatherings in the country
and has continued to draw talent from
all over the world
Undertakers' Trade slow.
Representatives OF undertaking whole
sale houses in Lincoln report that busl-
ness in that line is bad all over the
country Representatives from ST. Louis
report that there is absolutely nothing
doing in the undertaking furnishing line,
Whether this is due to the healthy con-
dtion of the country or to the fact that
people are being buried in palmer style,
they are unable 20 tell
sugar Prices Soar.
Lincoln dealers in sugar have put the
price up to s. for cane sugar and $50
for beet sugar. One wholesaler believes
that within a few days the price will ad-
vance to as high as $40 Reports from
the rcfincries in the east indicate that
there ia a much greater demand than the
supply, with the result that there IL no
telling where the price may land before
winter sets in.
Gas COmpaRy's Tax
The Omaha Gas and Electric company
today paid its corporation tax into the
state treasury in the amount OF S696, based
on a valuation OF ts,sOO,OO0.
Ask for Mans Return,
Governor Morehead has issued a reqh-
sition on the governor Of Minnesota for
the return to Lancaster county OF Percy
Foutoh. wanted for burglary. He is be-
Ing held by the authorities in Minneap-
ellis.