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Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-28
Judge Robert E. LeDis ThrotUS Out
Bouquets on EOe of His Departure

Judge Robert f. Lewis Of Denver. who
has been presiding in the federal court
here for the last ten days, has gone houe.
He win have but a brief stay beneath
his own vine and fig tree" for he is as
signed to preside on the federal bench In
st Paul next week. Extraordinary efforts
were made here to set cases ready for
trial. hut. although there IL plenty OF
work on the docket. the laws delay
seemed 20 be at work to keep them from
going to trial. and the Judge simply went
because there was nothing else ready for
trial
In leaving he cast back bouquets after
this fashion.
You have certainly a thriving city here
and II seems to fairly throb with bust
ness and busy-ness. II seems TO be much
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-28
NOT HELD FOR VIOLATION
OF W0MAN'S LABOR LAW

Philip GreenberE, 5Os South Tenth
street, arraigned in polioe court on charge
Of violating the womsn's labor law.
was discharged after Helen Asher. 917lt
South Thirteenth street, testified against
him and her married sister. Mrs. May
Conner. Fortieth and Ames avenue. made
statements that we're in opposition to the
Asher girls testimony. IL was charged
that the Asher girl had been forced TO
work from ESQ a. m. until 9 p m. with
an allowance OF ten minutes at noon for
lunch.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-28
NEBRASKA PROFESSOR TO
ADDRESS BIBLE STUDENTS

Law AZ Life Work" will oe the sub
ject Of an address Friday evening by
Prof George N, Foster OF tho Univer-
sity Of Nebraska College OF Law before
the boys OF the Omaha High School
club. an organization Of Bible students
Hls talk will be preceded by a supper at
o'clock, Rev. Titus Lowe OF the Fret
Methodist church will be the speaker May
: and Coach Tommy Mills OF the high
school will close the clubs sea son OF
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-28

more prosperous than Denver at the pres
ent time.
'You\hsve a very fine hotOl here, the
Fontenelle. There Il nothing in Denver
10 equal Il.
Your paper IL a good lively one and
seems to Keep IN the traditions OF the
founder. Mr.. RosewRter."
Pretty good for a man who isn't Irish
and has never kissed the Blarney stone.
You came mighty close 70 being gov
ernor Of Missouri once. didn't you.
judge7" said some one.
The judge admitted the soft impeanh-
Tent, but with a depreciatory smile
Well, I didn't set very oiose TO It." he
drawled. About s00oo votes away. !
came about four years too Sariy 20 over.
come the preponderance of traditional
democracy in Missouri. ran in lSae"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-28
MARRIED THlRTY-SIX YEARS
AND NOW WANTS A DIVORCE

Mrs, Rose vanderford. who was mar
ried thirty-six years ago to Joseph Van
derford, has brought suit in district
court for separate maintenance alleging
that he he's struck her and has CALLED
her names.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-28
Keep Your Bow<is Regular.

AZ everyone knows. the bowels are the
sewerage system Of the body. and IL Y
OF the greatest importance that they
move once each day. II your bowels be-
come eonstipated. take = dose OF Cham
beriain's Tablets just after supper and
they win correct the disorder. Obtain
able northumberland
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-28
SPANISH WAR VETS
ELECT OFFICERS
Decide to Meet Next Year at North
Platte and TO Boost the Mem.
bership.
BIG BANQUET LAST EVENING

The Spanish-American war veter-
ans. holding their eighth annual con-
vention in Omaha. hurried through
their business yesterday and fin
ished the regular order before adj
tournment. leaving nothing undone
but participating in the banquet at
the Hotel Rome last evening.
North Platte was designated as the
place for holding the, encampment
next year. Officers were elected as
follows:
Department commsnder-w. e. Steel,
Senior Vice COmmander-George Lud-
Junior Vice Commsnder-A. w. Shilling,
North Platte.
inspector-E. e. Placek, wahoo.
Judge Advocate-John q. Maher, I'm
chepiain-Rev w. H. Underwood,
surEeon-pr. James G, Marion, Brain
ard.
Msrshsl-Leonsrd Robinson. North
Platte.
BY the adoption of resolutions. greetings
were ordered sent 30 the president of the
United States. informing him that should
the time come and II Is found necessary.
the Spanish american war veterans OF
Nebraska would be ready 10 respond "a
the call TO arms and the call OF duty
fighting for the flag and the upholdins
OF the honor Of the country.
Send out Greeting.
The adjutant was instructed TO send
greetings to General Barry and Major
Phelps, now both residents OF California
the former being IN charge Of the Sol
diers' home at Sawteli
Department Commander Warner re
ported two camps established during tn,
last year, one at North Platte and tn,
other at Nebraska City. He recomme ndet
moro publicity. advising members TO TAX,
the newspapers into their confidence
Adjustnnt General Nelson reported
twelve camps IN the state in COOL stand
ing and urged more work TO induce IN,
veterans to join the organization. He es
timated that there are fully 1000 Spanish
American war veterans in Nebraska whit
are not allied with any OF the camps.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-28

meetings May IA with a talk on athletics
The club is organised under the auspices
OF the Young Mems Christian associa-
ton and holds lie sessions - the asso-
station building.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-28

Don't Let Your Cold Get woPse.
Belle Pine-Tar-Honey VIII cure your
cough and give you restful sleep Good
for children, Only sc All druggists,-
Advertisement
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-28
D. M. C.
Crochet Cotton

and ecru.
No. / to 8 inclusive. regular
loo spool, special 7c spool.
No. 8 to 10 inclusive, regular
10c spool. special &c spool.
No. Is to 20 inclusive, regular
15c spool, special i1c spool.
No. 80 to 40 inclusive, regular
15c spool, special 12c spool.
No. so to so inclusive. regular
zoe spool. special iSc spool.
No. 10 to 80 inclusive, regular
zoe spool, special i6c spool.
nuyRess-Hssh cc.--Tnird x1oeT.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-28

The Bee Want Ads are Best Business
Boosters.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-02
THIRTEEN LOSE
LIVES IN FIRE
TWO CROWDED. TENEMENT
HOUSES DEsf fRoYED IN
BRooIfNN.
ORIGIN NOR KNOWN
Police Relieve the Dfire was Starteu
Through MOTIVE of Revenge.
Many Famili $ Driven I"
Strdfts.

NEW YORK, ov. 2.-Thirteen
persons lost thei3 lives early uh's
morning when fit wiped out TWO
crowded apartmen houses III ''rooN-
,,n and drove bore than thirty
families into the Yreets.
Policemen and iirenen searehe"
tho ,,,;ns early t1is morning 10 de-
,or,,;ne definitelyfif others l'eiisfed
in the flames. ~ the "e"u
,0,oa,ed They ere three women,
four children ant six men,
p,,;ce re,erye@ fought their way
,h,oh crowds the building ana
panic stricken wtmen ana ''i''''',
abnut. kindering the work
-, Tho 6remen Ind would-be res
cuers. All the ii tiies were '""'' ~
-. ,,,us and bar windows where
the inmates hat rn>'e" WIZ"
a., ,,,ye of sSoke swept through
the corridors.
The police fist believed F." was
-, ,h,, ,hd fire started from AN
:, I'm hut err they declared II
,,.;. ,elieff,hat an incendiarN
A.. sua lkmeh motives os re-
venge.
..s,.r,ed fr.ku incendiary origin
a.. .,,,,y made ON the police
bioiter. ,..
-, ,.,,hl nm hour. A. the
-, acre dragged from the
,....,.,,,.s mn we're laid "n tue
...,.,,.m ulk,e physicians w"'Ae'
With puImo'd r. shf'eA'"s '.,.s.
and children. fearing 'h"' Ill.,.
had pcri>he'i. fought WIN '"'
Q. ge, near 'He bodies
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-02
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= A BritisfJGerman naval lat Q
lie on the chilean coast cost .
= the English one cruiser sunk Q
. and two amaged. None Of Q
y the hve German battleships .
were rep4ted sunk though .
y TWO were Kissing. The British .
' submarine DIS was sunk by a .
= mine In q North sea. .
. German kains east of yajlly Q
y and at Yp4es and allied Cams =
on ihe fsS and In the Ar q
. gonne; and severe fiehting at .
. Roye and 6oissons. we're adj .
y mltted by fpth sides. A Turk .
. ish victory foyer Russians at .
y frebizond snd Turkish loss .
y 10 the Britkh at Akabah end .
= the Turkish ambassadors de- Q
= parture frolt Russia, we're re- Q
= ported. Thd Car went TO the .
= front. Austrian advances In Q
= Poland were reported. o
~e~<~>>t>> 90 - . . .
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-02
/ FIRE IS
|ll RETURNED
.rrr1 pr MADE To CARRY
: ~ tkEAT TO RETURN
ElRt or MEXICANs.
|NN||S DAMAGED
Froi vilIista Artillery Bonn
vdmen Does Considerable
DSSpage in Aqua

DrGLA IS. Ari., Nov. 2.-The
be( keen Carranzista and
sts IA les for possession of
Priet Just across the border
here had resulted early to-
in the &xonnding OF nine Amer
incl ding four soldiers Of
Seyentl infantry.
3 stten 1t had been made by the
msnded of the American troops
harry ID threats to fire Oh eth.
hide en( lingering American lives
the lIlistas had become so
in Il eir new assault that
vs Of sipers were sent tn posi-
on e American side. They
two G franza searchlights out
commits lon with well placed
he haiti was under way at day
IL but he casualties on both
while not obtainable, were
kvel to e heavy.
hf arri&l Of General Funston
b San ntonio was awaited to-
by Geflrai Davis before acting
The war; ng that fire from either
ion w0l be returned by shots
= the A eriean side.
lfycral d c,ost guards OF United
PES trool1 went out early this
fning to ocate the snipers but
ei to iir them. Heavy artillery
hbatlmsI preceded the assault.
|ing whic visible damage was
x in Agut Prieta.
Is estiIfated that General Cal
mas 7,Otp men as against VIII
$4,000.
pouis Il. lyior, a waiter, is the
y seriously wounded among the
ffcahs. II was hit by "A sniper's
'e whiie fking u place OF safe
'orpofal mes WAS shot through
thighs b a Carranza soldier
hred at him point blank six
9. his coINiition is not serious.
american tter carrier who was
"'hs IN pnt of his home was
'hde'i. otlikr machine gun bull
harrowl, missed Mexican wom-
and childr@ refugees who were
Jug across he border to places
afety. II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-02
FINANCES lAR[
RUMN|NP LOW
PREMIER ASQUIT MAKES
STARTLING ADSiIs Hons N
HOUSE.
ECONOMY NEEDED.
Declares that strictest Economy
Must Re Practiced Will
Abandon the Darda PLIES
Campaign.
by Ed. Il. Keen, United ress {
respondent.

BY Ed. Il. Keen, United ress Cor
respondent.
LONDON, November q -Indicat-
ing that the Darslanelles campaign
may be abandoned and ieclariny
England's financial situat IN to be
"seriouss' Premier Asquitl this AFT
crnoon answered the demai Is Of the
public for frank statemeI regard
ing the conduct Of the war.
The members Of the hous OF com.
mons had scarcely settled III wn from
the shock from the anne ncement
regarding the situation in he near
eastern theater OF war v len the
prime minister plunged in dis
cussion Of war finances. For the
first time since the beginni 9 Of the
war had the head Of the Brj ish gov
crnment limited that -.he Financial
burden imposed by the war WAS out
weighing all other military nsidera-
tions.
''Our financial situation, he sail,
sis serious. Although rici3 and re-
sourceful we cannot sustain thc bur-
den unless both the govern ent and
the individuals exercise the stricte~t
economy"
The premier's third Important
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-02

DOUGLASS. Ars-. sov. !. :
WIS army, dedeaeee - rseiEeA -
the eastward tsom Aeae L11ekn
leevsn9 sOur hss oenA
wounded % ~ betel -. IS
vsla's S0rces see n -
eFatan&. Many - ene 1ne - - ~ ,!
scstln9 70 - - searc - tONl
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-02
BAILEY WILL
ENTER RAGE.
DEFINITELY ANNO N(ED THAT
FORMER SENAT( WILL or.
POSE NORRIS SHEPPARD.
COMING I'd TEXAS
Announced that He iii Remove
From Washington o Dallas
This Summcr---ls ow in
the state.

DALLAS. Tex, Nov. -AIcxan.
der Pope. = local al orney and
close personal friend of oseph W..
Bailey. former United 81 htes sena-
tor. announced autioritat ei, today
that bailey would make the race
for the senate against senator
Sheppard in 1918. BaiIe refused
to say anything for pubIi etion, but
il is said that he priyate corrobo-
rated Pope's announcement
The announcement d Bailey's
candidacy was further col koborated
by William BACON of Gree willie, his
former campaign managed in Hunt
county. BACON said Bailey ould re-
move from Washington Dallas
this summer.
bailey will he one Of the Epeakers
tomorrow night 1T the Il, nocratis
national convention comnii tee and
finance committc at the ky hall.
The announcement that he u ll speak
was made today.
Senator sheppard, who wal also in
vited, could not reach here IN time
for the meeting.
Headquarters for the finasI e com-
mittee are to be- opened hi re the.
latter part of the week and Il cam-
paign to raise $fOO,OOO, Dial is bid
for the convention, will be col mcnc-
ell at once.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-02
THE RETURNS IAD|tATE
RESTORATION MONARCHY

SHANGHAI, China Nov. An
overwhelming majority on Noyem-
ber 20 for the storafion of a mon
archy in china was fdicated by the
election returns toby. Northern
Chinese, it is though, will accept
the result as fair. hpt serious dis
orders are threatened in the south
The government is Taking military
precautions.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-02
PEACE CONFERENCE 70 |
Sc HELD IN LUqRAE.

ZURICH. Switzerland, Now mbei
Several Swiss socialist n4Espa-
pers stated positively today th un-
official conferences looking to beaee
would be held at Lucerne at al ear.
ly date, despite all inspired d( hials
One of the diplomats who " be
present is Prince von Buelow, f frmeI
German chancellor, it was Pted
Representatives of two other llig-
erent powers are reported to haNe ar
rived in Geneva, but it is impo1E Eible
to confirm the rumors.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-02
THE Observation-Disclosures
CAPTURE TOTAL II, ,OO MEN

VIENNA. November 2. nring
October the captures made the
Austro- Hungarians total AZ Xficers
and 26,000 men,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-02
HOME FOR ORPHANS
DESTROYED BY FIRE.
no LIVES wEH LOST But STU
DENTS AND I'll ACHERs WE'RE
IN aNIC.
Institution Was Nned by the Roman
Catholics-Lds Is Estimated
at $ 5000.
KARLSRUHE Pa, Novemb

u,PRISRIrRGf Pa. November 2.
The Roman athohc oy II
Heights Home "a orphan siris ""'
,ractical,v destro} ed BY fire early to-
dav No lives yere lost. although
..,ara was a panic Among the students
and teachers. TN origin OF the iire
is unknown.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-02
lMlA DIEs FROM GAS
FUMEs; MAN IS HELD

@''''N1rON. November 2-
I, WIN manslauFhter in con
\ !" WIN the death of Miss Louise
4 !" M 'ordoya apartment from
n :" hfdfoeysnie acid samuel n
's"'. "a chemist. was held in
T. bond today.
"s ",her persons endangered,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-02

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eseeWent 9Dte consrrtpttoo ano
nlnsea pass sn9 eovernDeue maGss
co@sc1p D peeUUt -
erHsesnx W'eaNo fan.
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wals - neceHsa to - beyeod Hnrd
AlesDy's vosaas secsusesog seaees
Dut ! AN dete nined 70 stop SHIRT
q nosn'ne. ! deeesMined e. wia
snss wsF' ana wna ~ seneR -
aser' sno I NOt neN1tase so -
pose some for1 Of compaIsosy -
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eastern campaign M I dleterminrs,
aim To check the a ktral empire .pti
oliver : tlerisive = oka ~ - ~,.r
This slcisiOn. Il = beaieveul h.d
not ret been nrn9ls nt the verv tat
that the nremier s. nu,,sir into
HIS confidence Il en 70 lnpsc.e.
fhat tl,fs nuar l,.s n .fro.v e,.n,.~.
Of the cabinet.
. -.
ration thst (3ener.l Do6ress rece~8
vixit fo I<,nelon h.fI do ,..lth .u.re
sor ,..rsectarS ~. .~., c-,,....,...
in the balkans.
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a........ -, u..,--..- -
.--
10 ,..,.,..,.., - -. =. 49,. @,..~-.,
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1920 a = nsse D
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.''- 80 - = 3 - '''a' =.
49, o z =
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-02
ITALIAN OFFENSIVE
HAS Been broken
ACSTRIANS HAVE ION ALI.
ALONG THE ISONzD RIy-
Onicial Statement De( ares that
Italians Have I.ost& 10000
Men In Last Hs Of
October.

VIENNA. Nov. g. eporting on
the final result OF ti Italian Of
fensive against the ls3 hzo line the
Austrian war office al bounced to-
day that after two weeks battle
we have won" VI
The Italians are sa TO have lost
10000 men in the 4 ht half CT Oc-
tober. The Italian tacks on the
coastal front are als said to b
subsiding. and the Srol and Car
ME fronts are said be strongly
defended by the Aus rians.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-02
PLANNING TO R[lItE
GERMAN FOOD SHORTAGE

SOFIA, November 2 Arrange
ments are being made today by the
German home office Ior the trans
portation OF Bulgarian grain to Aus
tro-Hungary and Germany by way of
the new route opened hrough north
western Serbia. 1t Isl believed this
will result in speedy relief of the
food shortage in the 1eutonic coun-
tries.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-02
Al D sLAvs
REsuM HEAVY FIGHTING

BERLIN. No$mber 2-The Aus
trians and Russians have resumed
heavy fighting il Galicia, it is report
ed officially from Vienna. Strong
Russian attacks rere repuisea' II WAS
stated.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-02
s SUBMARINE.s Oj bERED
ESTABLISH RIxDC1 ADE Ia
MEDITERRANEAN SEA.


Such German or peril - Austrian
submarines as may be i the Nod
iterranean presumably hched there
from one Of the Austri \ 20 poF{5.
II they have been or0e] y ~ estah-
lish blockade agains Greece III
probably because Of g pece's faiI-
ure to use forcible meal res. "A 3D.
dition to verbal protes - prevent
the allies entrance "a no BalkaA
field across Greek SOIL.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-02
p,r,xc AND r 'sr PLANT
Is DESTROYED ~ FIRE

DOSrON. NOv0mber 81 I"en's
men had narrow Escapes from death
,oaax when fire Destroyed the coch-
rane Manufacturing. pyeins ana
print plant In Maiden. The loss is
s25. .00o.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-02

Nonastir is d important Serbian
town. eight mi, north Of the Greek
frontier and 7Oflniles from the near
est Bulgarian ontier point. Ii is
by akrailway with SALON.
ca from whicl& place il is distant
about 100 mills to the southwest.
II the Buigari&ns have taken the
town they eithef must have cut their
way to the SerS -Eranco-Br British line
or made IL al&kind the left wing.
Cutting bication between the
Serbians who n iced the AustrO-Ger-
mans i'm the ndfth and all forces in
southern Serbi4 implies that they
have drawn "a brlon in force conn
pleteiy across II country.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-02
|1|sA T0RPtj0 BOAT
sUkB IN A COLLISION

LONDON Noiember 2.-The ad-
'.'s announjd today that a Brit
'ofpedo BOP was sunk in the
Oh Gabfaltar in a collision.
0'"eers \ hd nine men are be-
!" hayetirowned, il was stat
'ne torItdo boa, was number
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-02

PARIS. Nov. me war once
announced today thu the situation
on the western front 10 unchansoa.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-02
GORDON
ACROSS SERBIA
INDICATIONS ARE TEuToNIc
LINE STRETCHES ENTIRELY
ACRossfouNTRN.
CAPTURE|M0NAST|R
One of Most ImIP Prtant Towns in Ser
bia Reported captured by the
Austrian and German
Fbrces.

LONDON. November 2. - The
Evening News has received dis
patch from AaPens expressing the
fear that the ulgarians have cap
tured Monastir, Serbia.
The Serbian main forces comInu-
nication to the southwsrd has been
cut off, it was ffieialIy stated.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-11-02
Fa All|Et TROOPS
LAH1 ON GREECE SOIL

LONDON, NJ. Fresh Anglo
FFA'n troops Tor the Balkan CAM
- nave arraed on transports off
".a, Greek pqrt on the Aegian
~ miles SastI OF Salonice and
"'ies from rhd Bulgarian from
F' it is statedt
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-01-08
PosToFFIcE BILL PASSED
Appropriation Measure IL Pushed
Through in House of Representa-
tives in Short Session.

Washington, Jan. 2-The annual
postoffice appropriation bill, carrying
1921, 100000 for the conduct of the
Postofflce Department during the next
fiscal year was passed by the House
For the first time in many years
four appropriation bills have been dis
posed of In the House before the be-
ginning Of the new year in a short
session. Immediately on the publica-
ton Of the postoffice measure, work
was begun on the Indian appropriation
bill. Under a special rule large num-
Der of legislative propositions were in
corporated in the postof1ce bill on
the recommendation OF the postmaster
general. One of them would elimi-
nate the places Of assistant postmast-
ers In many postofnces throughout the
country; another would inaugurate Z
revised system of railway mail pay.
including payment for increased mail
weight due to the parcel post.
Efforts to institute an experimental
contract service to replace salaries Of
rural free delivery carriers were de-
feated.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-01-08
scREWDRIvER AIDS ARREST
Cashier of Bank Uses instrument to
Release Himself; Then Over
takes Bandit.

Bingham, Utah, Dec. 31.-The Bing-
ham State bank was held up by a rob-
Der who obtained $4,000 in gold and
currency and was quickly arrested as
a result of a cashier of the bank hap
pening to have a screwdriver in his
pocket at the time of the holdup.
The robber, who said he was Bert
Heasted, entered the bank dressed as
a miner. He forced Cashier Earl Ran.
dali and two men and boy to lie on
the floor while he bound them They
were then locked in the vault, while
the robber searched the bank
Randall, who since a recent Utah
robbery in which another cashier was
locked in a vault, had carried a screw
driver in his pocket, was able to open
the vault from the inside ard release
himself and his companions.
Randall summoned j. H. White. a
policeman, who overlook the robber
and recovered the loot Another man
who had been observed with an auto
mobile in readiness for two days past
has been arrested on suspicion of be.
ing an accomplice.