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NORTH PLATTE - NEBRASKA
PREVENTING FOREST FIRES,
Forest Area spring up from innumor
aula causes, but they nro usually tho
result of cnrelesBncBs. Somotlmoa n
cnmplng party neglects to put out Its
camp-flrd beforo leaving. Sometimes
a match or a clgnretto or cigar starts
tba blaze. Disastrous fires havo boon
caused by gun-wadding which fell
among dry loaves. No ouo In tho
woods can oxcrclso too great caro In
tho matter of preventing Arcs. Tho
chief daraago dono by them Is not so
much to tho matured timber as to tbo
young trees, to which wo look for our;
lumber supply in years td como. Wrt
Insist, and In this wo nro supported by
nil who haro mado a study of forestry,
that only through tho exerclso of wis
dom In tho ubo and caro of our forests
will It bo possible to mako our ualurali
ly matchless timucrland permanently
prodiictlvo. Thero Is nothing about thy
practice of forestry that.Ia dlfflcult, or
mysterious, or in any inannor beyond
tho grasp of tho ordinary, ovcryday
mind. It does not mean circumscribe
log or abbreviating tho use of tho
land, (tor from it. On tho other hand.
conservative, common-sensa lumbtir
ing, together; with tho protection of
tho young growth from fires, will bring
about a , steadily increasing output
from tho forests. With cultivation
and caro tho yield of tho forest In
creases and tho quality of tho product
improves In exactly tho same way that
tho vauo of a farm increases under
Intelligent ''cultivation and manage
ment Tho bureau of standards of tho de
partment or ngriculturo has beforo ltn
duty nearly as important bb that
which Istibplng porformcd by tho bu
reau of chemistry in insuring purity
in foods. It 1b endeavoring to, estab
lish a system under which consumers
will got packages of full slzo and full
weight It is said that tho shortngo
'in flour delivered In Juto bags nvorn
gea four pounds to tho barrol, and that
purchasers 'of cereal products Jn board
cartons do not get full weight. It is
well known that bottles nro smallor
than full pint and .quart rocoptuclos,
and the public has accepted tho fact
oh an eccentricity of trade; but tho
uBtnbllshmeiik or standard, may rem
edy tho battle shortngo ns well as thd
Bhortago 'In Volghta it! board cartons
holding breakfast and CiiW, tootle.'
Americans visiting China and noting
tug' tremendous resources and tho
groat population of ttaaj country, havo
been accustomed to chargo American
motchanU and,r mauufaqturora . , with
lack of dnloVprlflo" In falling to build
up a big trado with tho. Flowory king
dom. ItrnparB.'liqovqr, tht tho',
ostnbllBhmeriV'ofi' u largo Crado "with.
'China ib up caBy matter, and Amor
lean tnantifactiirora"hnd;rnorclmiita nro
not nlono In this discovery, According
to Consul . General Ileigholz, at Can
ton, English and Gorman tourists aro
complaining of tho scant trndo be
tween their rospectlvo countries and
Chlnn, nnd tho fact scorns, tojio that
vuiuu in .uui, uicnuuu' mwnru .loreign
trado.
1 Tho postmaster or Washington, has
conducted an investigation Into tho
vharnctot or tho' corrospondonco car
riod on by means or tho genoral dolv
ry window at his office, and has dls
covered that or 1,004 letters called for
by women In .two, days 111 boro fictl
Uous names. 'In eight Instances clan
dostlno correspondence 'was managod
in this way by girls under sixteen
years of ago. Tho limiting or tho uso
fit the 'general dolivory' window by nny
ono person to 30 dayH isnbwproposdd
with a vlow of furthering tho lntoroBp
ci morality:
A farinor near Champlaln, N. Y.
haa dug up. a quantity, of gold .'coins
Hupped, to havo' .been burled whon.
tho H ieh army was encamped" at
thatplaco during tho purgoyno cam
palgti, which oniled at Saratoga in
such complete disaster and in tllo sur
render or tho British forces to tho
Americans. It was n lucky find, of
courso, but It may bo aut down as n
iuu'o rule that a farmer Is much more
likely to got. wealth out of tho soil In
tho usual way than in seeking for
hidden treasure.
According to tho Philadelphia Telo
grapn, many mlnlBtors nnd women
havo appllod to go with tho Now Jor
soy door hunt next week us chaplat
nnd nurses, As hunting goes, this
nort of thing has not como too soon
Doubtlot-& tho savants, nro right who
aver that tho clay female flguro dla
covered In the Gorman envo roprosent
ed u goddess, but on tho otCor hand It
might havo boon tho cavo-ownor's lit
tlo girl's dolly, or a carved portrait of
a favorite cook.
An Alsatian soldier In u Gorman
corps was sentenced to four months'
imprisonment for sneezing whllo
he
was. belug lectured. A Gorman pott
military tyrant Is not n person to
sneezed at with Impunity,
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Odd News From Big Cities
Stories of Strange Happenings in tho
Metropolitan Towns
yjpjj Metropolitan lowns
Thought He Was
NEW YOniC For moro thnn an
hour John Dumphy. chauffeur of
n taxlcab, sped nrottnd Now York city
at night with a trunk containing $35,
000 worth of diamonds nnd he didn't
know whnt tho receptacle contained.
And, whllo Dumphy was taking a man
nnd two flashily dressed women
around, Frank Mllhonnlng, member of
tho firm of J. Mllhonnlng & Co., Jewel
ers of Chicago, was fuming In the
Herald Square hotel becnuso bo owned
tho diamonds and the trunk.
It nil happened through tho ralstnko
of n porter at tho hotel. Mllhennlng
had Intended to icavo New York for
I'lttsburg Ho obtained his tickets and
everything wns arranged for his trans
fer, cxcoptlng for tho caro of tho
trunk containing the gems. Ho called
tho colored porter nnd said:
"Got n taxi, take this trunk, put it in
tho car nnd wutch It"
Tho phraso "watch It" was uttered
while tho Jeweler was bending over
picking up tho trunk a small one
and doubtless tho porter didn't hear
Pet Pig in Harness Stirs a Hotel
rmiCAGO.GuestB of tho Palmor
v nouso ana tno uinors in tho care
ot that hostelry thought It was, a mur
der. Thore wero shrloks nnd other
shlvor producers. Men In tho lobby
straightened out their spines, women
guests called tho clerk up on tho
phone und hollboys nnd porters rnn In
the direction from which tho sounds
emanated. When thov found thu cnusn
of It all everybody had to laugh.
It was Just n pig a smnll suckllnc
pig. Tho littlo animal. In n. Rtrnnri.
environment, vocallzod in diphthongs.
w s una r's in such n atrango way that
only thoso who halloa from tho rum I
communities recognized tho squonl.
Dob Conwny of St. LouIb saw tho pig
In n window of a restaurant, tied up
with a red ribbon nnd advertising n
speciality. Tho nlK had been
to Immaculate cleo.nUpesB. Resides ho
looked quite cute? Conway decided
uo must unvo tno1 pig. So he went
In and bought It
Studied Mesmerism
DETROIT, MICH. That ho would
not tako his wlfo with him when
ho wns going to "doings" or tho Arnb
pntrol meant exclusively for inon, Is
one of tho reasons alleged by Charles
W Coon for his troubles with his wife,
Jennie, from whom he sought a di
vorce. Another of Mrs. Coon's peculiarities
was tho reading of a work on "How
to Mcumijrlze Husbands," nnd con
sulting fortune tollers. Sho used to
40 mostly to n "seeress" on Brooklyn
avenue, of whom sho said: "Sho
drinks like a fish und swears like n
tjrooper, but bIio enn toll everything."
Coon told Judgo Murfln that his
wlfo Insisted on dominating him In
everything ho did nnd refusing to let
htm go out unless he took her with
him, Tho final trouble took place at
Atlantic City, when the Arnb pntrol
was there. Ono of the tlnnl cere
monies Is, when, nt the close of the
gathering, the memboru of tho differ
Dream of Joy Balked by Bad Burglar
CL.KVt2L.AND. O. When Goorge
tfuku recently planned to attend n
party he purchased n suit of c(othos
nnd i handsomo overcoat, n,rit Ipolt
thorn homo nnd wnut to bed and, to
aleop with great 'anticipations' of J' Me
ovont on tho morrow. Ho dreamed
how fine an nppcarunco ho would
tenko arrayed In his togs, But, alas!
It was not to be.
During tho night some thief, with
1 heart aa hard uh adamant, prleo
open n rear window find entered the
tilts' domicile. When the dawn hroln
here was no new sail of clothes no
' nitty overcoat banging lii the Kults
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Robbed of Jewels
It. Tho man put the trunk In Dum
phy's cab and roturncd to tho hotel.
A minute Inter tho well-dressed man
and his woman companions came
along. Tho strnnger ordered Dumphy
to open tho door, nnd tho thrco got
In. Dumphy naturally thought his
"fare" was tho man who had engaged
him first, and away ho went to tho
Capitol hotel In Houston street.
Thence ho took tho trio to other
places, whore ovldently they had ur
gent business. At Ono Hundred and
Thirty-fifth street nnd Willis nvcnuo
tho women alighted and were escorted
up a stoop to their homo by tho
man, who then rodo to One Hundred
and Slxty-Blxth street and Prospect
avenue, his ultlmnto destination. Tho
charge was seven dollars. Tho man
paid It nnd was walking off when
Dumphy called out:
"How about your trunk, sir?"
"What trunk?" was tho rejoinder.
"This ono," said tho chauffour,
pointing to tho object
"That's not mine," said tho man.
"Bettor look Into that matter."
Dumphy, puzzled, returned to tho
Herald Squnro hotel, near which he
has his "stand." Ho got In front of
tho placo when suddenly tho Chicago
merchant rushed at him with two de
tectives. Tho chauffour was taken to
headquarters. Tho trunk was opened
and tho diamonds found safe.
Then ho rigged up a harness like a
shawl strap, put tho suckling within,
nnd proceeded to tho Palmor house
cafo to meet uomo friends. Among
them was Tom Keoley tho brewer,
and John Fltzpatrlck, who makes a
speclnl study of hams at tho stock
yards.
Whllo Conway was en routo with
tho pig, whoso squeaks wore mutllcd
by his handB, Costello, ono of Con
way's friends, was perusing tho bill
of faro. His eyes ran up nnd down,
and finally settled upon "Roast Pig
with Apple Sauco."
"Alec, you can givo mo some pig
with tho applo sauce," unconsciously
remarked Costello.
"All. right, boss," said Alec; "It'll
tako ten minutes."
When thu' ten minutes were Just
up In walked Conway with tho plgglo
IncaBcd in straps, squirming and do
siring to mako soma sort of a vocal
protest, but his mouth was still mut
lied.
Conway hoisted tho pig on tho tnble
ana put it down on Costello's plate.
"Havo Bomo pig?" laughed Con
way.
Thereupon the pig uttored one largo
and commodious squeal. Whon Con
way finally put tho suckling down on
the lloor thero wero a number ot
Btaccato yips, yowls and porky whlnoj.
to Boss Husband
ent patrolB get together and exchange
badges. His wlfo hnd first Insisted
on liia taking her along, nnd ho had
finally consented on her promising
not to anub his friends, nnd partial
larly a Mr. and Mrs. Judgo. Sho kept
her promlao as far ns bowing to them
coldly wns concerned, but when ho
spoke or going out to exchnngo badges
she forbade htm to go unless he would
tnko her, too. Ho represented to her
Hint tho function wan one for men
only, but sho would not listen nnd he
was forced to forego the exchange.
This was tho last straw und ho left
her. Now he is living In tho Madison
apartments.
Coon said his wife was Intensely
Jealous and hnd frequently thrown out
remarks about n woman acquaintance.
although ho had never been alone
with that particular woman but once,
whon ho wns taking her to n car. Mrs.
Coon formed a dancing club and sho
Included two of his women friends
among tho members, but after n little
whllo she refused to recognize or
speak to them. Conn was obliged to
go to the husband of ono of them and
nsk him not to como to tho Coon
household again In order to avoid trou
ble. The husband slapped him ou tho
shoulder and suld: "It's all right, old
boy, I understand how It is."
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clothes closet. They hnd disappeared
most mystorlously. So Zuks, exceed
ingly wroth, reportod tho burglary to
tho police.
Later in tho morning Patrolmen
Stusnoy and Soukup called nt the Zuks
homo to get a moro accuratu descrip
tion of tho missing toggery. Thoy go;
t and Btnod sympathizing a minute on
iho porch, when their attention was
attracted to a very happy man ot
the sldownlk. Ho was whistling
Tho unknown seemed burdened great
ly by two Inrgu packages ho carried
but these did not appear to detract
any from his ifght-hcarted demeanoi
When he caught sight of thu twt
unilormcd olllcers of the law, liowevw
his Jaw dropped, his smllu wns wlpci
uway by n bomuwlmt covert glance a
.hu policemen trom the whites ol tr.
.yes. He was nrreutod and said hi
mtno was George Brown.
.uks had to lorugo tho social nffan
.oemiso the police hold his unit ai.
.ivurcoat ax t'vlilieo
At the National Capital
Gossip of People and Events
Gathered in Washington
Davis' Speech as
AS NOTHING of great Importanco
hna como berore congress, mem
bers nro putting In their spnro tlmo
between sessions gossiping nnd chat
ting nbout Incidents of tho last ses
sion, most or tho discussions being
nbout tho great tariff fight. A Joko
on Senator Jeff Davis of Arkansas has
caused much amusement among the
members, some of whom heard It re
cently for tho first tlmo. His speech
last session ns n trust baiter Is cher
ished as n monumental example of
whnt can bo dono with tho English
lnngungo whon ono actually tries.
Tho history of tho making or that
speech is this:
After breaking all precedents of the
senate by making his first speech 11
dayB after ho had been sworn in as
a member of that body, Senator Davis
rested on his laurels. Ho went out
to Arkansas, leaving bis long cher
ished nnti-trust bill in tho hands of
tho senate, having wnrncd that body
that ho not only wanted nctlon on it.
but wanted it quickly. When ho finally
Caught by Moving
ASHINGTON. A mighty runny
thing hupponcd in Washington re
cently, and n certain man has not got
through explaining things to his wife
yet. This man was In Oregon on a
business trip a few days beforo tho
fight betweon Johnson and Kctchcll
at Colmn. Ho had expected to re
turn to tho wire or his bosom by a
certain dnto, but Instead or that sent
a telegram stating that he would havo
to remain In Portland, Oro., nt least
two days longer thnn nt first sched
uled. Ho reached Washington accord
ing to his revised schedule, nnd his
wlfo wns nil tho hnpplcr to groot hlra
becauso of his remaining nway n lit
tlo bit longer. Tho otlfcr night ono
or tho enterprising city papers gnvo n
moving-picture exhibition or that par
ticular fight In, Colmn. This Just re
turned Washington' man told his wlfo
that ho would llko to havo her go
down town with him and look at the
pictures, and sho went. Tho films
hadn't been running off but a few min
Horse Laughs at the Loco Weed War
IF horses Inugh, ami somo say uicro
is such a thing as a horsa laugh,
tho noblo animal, properly labolcd
"man's best friend," can utter n merry
ha. hn, over tho news recently given
out by tho department of agriculture
thnt wnr has been declared on tho
loco weed.
No longor nro tho mustnng nnd tho
cnyuso of tho plains to become "plumb
locoed" u the bureau or plnnt Industry
has Its way. Tho term "plumb lo
coed" has been n sort or stock phrase
In tho rnngo literature ever slnco tho
cowboy first noted tho peculiar actlonn
or n horse, cow or aheep resulting
rrom an overindulgence in tho loco
weed, which abounds In tho rnngo coun
try rrom .Texas to Montana. Tho
word "loco" 1b ot Spanish origin,
meaning crazy, and has been popular
Fairbanks' Shave
THE nntlounl cnpltal was stirred
rrom center to clrcumferenco re
cently when tho news came hurtling
over tho cablet rrom the far east that
former Vlco-Presldent Fairbanks bad
shaved off tho chin whisker that he
has worn slnco early manhood. It re
called to old-timers men of tho past
who disported hlrsuto adornments, tho
nlomory of which hna becotno a part
of tho traditions of tho town. Thero
vnB formur Bonntor Mitchell of Oro
'nn, whoso beard dropped to his wnlst
ue, and Senator Mitchell of Wlscon
in, whoso mullttudlnnuB whiskers
varo a topic of discussion In the dls
ourso or nonrly every capital guide,
ml Senator Poffer of Kansns. who fro
tuuntly carried I1I3 long bluck beard
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a Trust Destroyer:
camo back to Washington he was mot
upon his arrival by Senator Johnson
or Alabama, who exhibited a mournful
countonanco nnd spoko-in funereal
tones.
"Well, I'm up ngalnst It this time."
ho said to Davis, with a volco betray
ing a final resignation to a hnrd fate.
"What Is tho matter?" chirped tho
big senator rrom Arkansas, who is
something or an optimist, dcsplto his
molancholy speeches on tho general
stato or tho union.
"That 30-dny rule hns ruined my
pet bill," snld Johnson,
"Thirty-day rulo! Whnt Is that?"
Thundered Davis.
"Haven't you heard about it?" re
plied Johnson, meekly. "Why, ir you
fnll to get action on your bill within
30 days after you introduce it. it Is
dead d-e-a-d."
"What's that?" shouted Davis, al
most frantic with rage. "Do you
moan to toll mo my anti-trust bill is
derid? I'll hold my colicnguo Clarke
responsible to tho people of Arkansas
ir that bill died In my nbsence."
Ho dashed off without another word
In sonrch of his colleague. Naturally
Senator CInrke soothed his worked-up
feelings by assuring him that his bill
was safo, but Senator Davis bad hnd
his scare, nnd then nnd thero began
tho preparation or his second speech
on bis bill which upset tho traditions
nnd dignity or the senate.
Picture Machine
utes whon tho wlfo yanked her hus
band's arm nnd snld: "You soe thnt
mnn In tho front sent there. He cer
tainly doos look llko you."
Tho mnn glanced nt tho front row
indicated, nnd cold shivers rnn up
nnd down his backbone. It nevor hnd
ontered IiIb head that thero would bo
anything but Just tho prizo fight to
be seen, and ho realized In n second
that tho mnn on the front seat not
only looked llko him, but was him. The
man, with a Jerky littlo laugh declared;
of course, that was Just absurd, and
that ho couldn't sco tho slightest ro
semblauco to himself in tho man jn
the front sent Tho wife kept on
watching, however, nnd positively do
clincd to lenvo tho sceno, and her
mouth got "sotter nnd sottor" as she
began to renllzo how her husband had
lied to her. Beforo tho ond of the
third round her husband simply had to
acknowledge thnt tho man on the front
uo.it wns himself sure, enough. Ha
suggested a littlo supper down town
to his wire, which sho nccepted. nnd
then ho suggested a now long sealskin
cont, which sho nlso nccepted, nnd,
rurthermore, sho got n number of oth
er handsome presents which sho
wsuld not bo possessed of today had
not that husband or hers remained
over to boo tho fight In Colma.
ly nppliCu to tho disease which robs
an animal or Its muscular co-ordination,
causing It to do all sort of fancy
antics, nnd ilnally results In the ani
mal starving Itself to death.
Thu bureau or plant industry bos
been Investigating tho purple nnd
white loco weed. Ono or tho peculiar
characteristics or It Is thnt tho pods,
when dry and full or seeds, rnttlo ns
n person passes through n patch, mak
ing a sound that resembles tho warn
ing or a rattlesunke. Ordinarily neith
er horso, cow nor sheep will eat tho
weed ir It can find nny other rood.
Loco-weed cntlng becomes a sort of
habit with an animal onco It hns
,taoted or It. Tho opcrntlon or the
weed on tho system ot nn animal
scientifically bears out tho fiction
which ascribes to n "plumb locoed"
animal all kinds of tool antics.
Tho Investigations of tho bureau In
dlcato that the purple loco Is moro
poisonous thnn tho white loco. Horses
eat tho purple loco nlmoat exclusively,
whllo tho white loco Is cntcn by nil
kinds of animals. , Barium Is foUnd In
muny loco plnnts nnd Its connection
with tho poisonous effects Is still un
der Investigation.
Recalls Few Others
Inside of his coat, and many others
too numerous to mention. 1
Ono day Senator Mitchell of Ore
gon had his beard removed, nnd short
ly thereafter proceeded to tho lloor of
the senate. A bill was up for consid
eration In ' which ho was tntorested.
Ho roso to his feet nnd addressed tho
chair. Senator Manderson of Ne
braska was presiding. He glanced at
the mnn addressing him, and wns
about to call for tho sorgcant-at-arms
when ho was, prompted by n clork
who hnd sized up tho situation. Sena
tors smiled in a perfectly senatorial
way, while thoso In tho galleries
roared.
The bearded statesman has gone out
of stylo, apparently. Only ono such
la in President Taft's cabinet Ho is
Jntnes Wilson, secretary of agrlcul
turo. Thero aro only a few boarded
lawmakers In tho souate, among them
Nelson of Minnesota, Uurrows of Kan
sns, Cullom of Illinois, Halo of Maine.
Scbtt of Wost Vlrglnln, and Stephen
son of Wisconsin, ull of them ot tho
old school.
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"I think I'll go homo."
"But It's only 11 o'cloclt, old man."
"Well, thoro'a nothing doing' at tho
club." , .
"I know; bnt consider.- Onco I
wont homo nt 11 o'clock and came
nenr establishing n dangerous prece
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American Hand-Sewed Shoe Go.
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