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Julian Hawthorne and Jcsifih
. Quincy Adams ricid Not Guilty.
'f' IIISUSE OF MAILS ALLEGED
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nt Stock in llnlne orori
ion fl Promoter Million
l a moii - llrlnK
Money.
n KF.W TORK, .l.m. C.-On 1 ri-l i -tments.
I: tle cximerco ,V o'eh ' ' :r. lil'r pub) to
f th! afteni x-n for fro rt t: n pleat of
V not guilty w.-i..' c"' red in the United
i 6tnt cliPtrU't f-oiiit thin nficrme.n bv
Julian Hawthorne, joui nalir.i-.t.irnitirr.
IT Jo'l.m Qulnry. u furrier u'Mnnt I oc
w mary of state, cx-miypr of Huston nl
I M prisont a member i.f the transit com-
mission of lion on; Albeit Freeman.
promr.Ur; John M.-Klnnon. trc.isurt r ami
5. MX rotary of tho H : .Mmine Mining com-
panics, and l'r. William J. Morton.
r. rem- nciulist of this city.
Alt bio charged with mini" "f
Li mail i" n scheme to bfr.iud Inventors
in the r-toik of minLv;; entci prl.e.
J Four of Hi" Indictments contain riX
- leon counts and tlit. f.fth eleven count.
Reference made to the llawtborno 811-
ter h.i.1 iron mlti'-H, limited. Im orporetcd,
tepitulixed nt li:..(ntt"). sales of whoso
n 'x k alone, hotted the promotoi s, It Is
charged. $l.2eO,iiO.
J- py t(lf, frCe mo of Julian Hawthorne'
E. name there was but 1 1 1 1 ! trouble. It la
i" alleged, in the promotion of tho various
Hocks Many of the. Investors aro de-
Ciared to liavu boon Influenced py inuu
F ential person and poisonul friends of
'. ' the Join nnllst promoter. In the use of
Y literature cent nit Hawthorne la olleged
." to have asked hi friends to "Ret In on
i the ground floor" faying "It was firm
and could nut rave In." '
T' "Fecrct of Kolummi" pamphlrti srat
' tcrwl troailcat for promoting purposes
f tolJ Investors, tho Indlrtmcnt avors, that
the only to Rot irionry la to dig It
out of the ground."
; Another pithy paragraph purported to
be advfra given by IIawthorn- rather,
Nathaniel Hawthorne, tho novelist. It ran
as follow! : ,
'Nathaniel said tp Julian, 'Whatever
' rise you dn, don't try to make a living
by authorlBhlp.' "
One letter thut Hawthorne rot, the
Indictment charges, and mailed to friends,
Mid Itr part.
"I have reverted to the proteaslon for
1 mhlch 1 as pduoatod and from which 1
Was temporarily seduced by the allure-
rnent Of literature. That allurement haa
held me for forty years, but Uia time
has now arrived when I want more money
than the sort of literature 1 have pro
t duced can provide."
' New Irrigation Dlstrlrt.
' The Frenchrnon Valley IrrlxsUon dis
; trlct l a new orgualzntlon which has
asked the approval of the atate irrlKatlon
L- board fend will receive It as soon aa the
j areretnry can make out the papers. The
' district embraces about 10,000 ucroa of
t land on the Frenchman river near I'ftll-
aade, and la now under ditch, getting ier
vice from the old Culberson ditch, one of
? ? lha first IrrlKatlon projects In the atate.
j ' ' Th ditch went through a receivership
J, and Is now the property of Morgan J.
; 7 " Huckley, who bought It under f oroclostno.
The T'ater users ondar.lt deal ra to organ
Ize under the present law and buy the
attch. Under the present ownership many
. repair and Improvement are demanded
t (h!ch the water users are' unable to oh
tain, gnd when they havo fornwd .tho-tr
new organisation and obtained posiionslnn
these Improvements wilt be made aiyl
possibly the dltcl may be extended. ,
Water from I'nlbriadrr lnai.
The federal reclamation aervlee, haa
- Usued official notice that existing com
panies In the North l'latte valley may
use the surplus water from the rath
finder, dam at the rate of fl per acre
foot, payable 10 per cent within thirty
days from signing contract and the re
i malnder In four equal Installment.
There la thought to bi watsr In exoeaa of
the amount required by the North Flatto
project, for which the dam wns con
tructad. to aupply all the demand of
ther existing ditches, and poasllily some
for additional projects. In addition to
this charge of 15 there will le an annual
charga for maintenance and operation. A
similar arrangement haa been made with
AVyomlntt project.
Ortieral Krssa Replies. .
Urlggdler ueneral Iiivan of tl War
department haa rtpllej to the recent
letter cf Adjutant Oeneral Thelps In re
vponse to the crltlulama of Inspecting of.
fleer on the national guard. .
Ueneral bvaaa wuggvet that If the
atate appropriation not sufficient to
keep all the existing companlea of the
guard up to the utaadard that some of
them be muatered ont. Adjutant Oeneial
f'hclpa, however, believe such a course
Is unnecessary nnd thut tho tuck ' of
equipment wfll be supplied and the guard
organisation remain Intact.
Wild Aaluial Bauntlea.
Oovernor Cary of Wyoming Itaa wrlt-
teu Governor Aldrlch whether thlg atats
appropriates miir for Hi exteroiliia
tlon of wild aniiiuiU, . and It so, bow
much. Oovernor Aldrlch rtpllsd thut this
Get Rid of
Piles at Elome
Try This
Homo Treatment -.4. two.
liitcly Free.
No matter bow long you've been suf
fering or how bad you think your cae
la, bend at nce fur a free trlul of the
wonderful I'yramld File lieinvdy. Thoun
anda afflicted aa badly or worse than
you trace their quick rerovety to the
day they began using thl marvclnujly
aucceskful remedy.
Pyramid rile Homed? rives Instant,
blescd relief. Pain d!nppears. lnflam
n.atloit aud swelling subside, and you
are able to work atitln as comfortably
a though 0u had never icon afflicted
at all.' It may ravo the expense end
danger of a aurglcal operation.
Jutt send In' the coupon below with
your name and address ou u, slip of
paper, to the pyramid lrug Co., 420
Pyramid ItlJg. Marshall. Mich., and a
tampl will be sent you FKKki It will
Ihow you oiiclualvely whst Pyramid
pile IWjmedy will do. Then you ran get
the regular ) aekage for 00 rents at any
Irug gtore. Iwn't auffer another need-
lesa minute. Writ now.
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rtiite h i 1 no settled policy In the n nt'.cr.
"?no ia'H mi appropi istlou belnn nuoi"
and at ot!ir tlme pine. The record
s!ow tho f.ill.iwlng appropriation under
the law p.ei lit I'M, but Ido!l was
rtp'aled In v.ny.'-.
In ls."., M.ooO; $m,(Til; IVA. tl.-..ofl;
l', !."".. t ; i:i:, .r,,(r, but this Was
vetoed .y tiovirnor Shehh.n. In V.
H'.OtJ was appropriated, but t ti l wus
not eilffi'-lcrit to pay all the claim on
lo'c. In lull J.() win spproprlMted.
Mmnllixix nt Hliellon.
IT. XV. 1 1. Wilton of tho hiult',1 de
laitment has junt retutned from Kheltun,
where he found un outbreak ot smallox
al.lth had .temporal lly gotten tho luttei
of the I.khI amliorltles, but which lie
now think Is well In hand anil tho Cut
ther spread will be checked. The pr.
mary trouhlo enme from n lareo nun. he.
of people bclnir exponed 1 fore any on.
knew of the existence of the dim.:" lino
later by the disregard by some panics
of (iiiarantlne regulations. Thin trouble
has been retmved, however. It appeal
that tin- (lisi-nfe had Its Inception through
a youiiB woman vbrtlnc a neighboring
town ami i ontiiiotintf the disease. With
out knowing vhv v. as uftlletud shu Kl
ten.led si veral meetings to prepire for a
Chrlf-tniai! entei tao'iiieut and aiso Clicu
Intoil freely an.oiig ner bkhoi latea. I;c
foro eonililinni wire n cognized u luruo
number bad been exposed. The dlscuSo
pruvuil In twenty-eight families, a fow
of them In the country near r'helton, ftnd
In all there are. between lorty and fifty
cases, fomo of them serious. The en
forcement of quaiantlnt? Is expected to
atop Its spread to additional families.
-NeJiriiaUu I'M) .No 'litis.
Apropos of the' ruling by the Kunsas
authorities that the slate would not re
imburse officers for tip when traveling
Oh state business, Auditor Uarton say
that such Itema have never been Included
In expense bills lti this state.
Germany Surprised
By Hitchcock's Talk
On Peace Treaties
HEHU.V, Jan. . Official circle here
and the newspapers display greut Inter
est In tho. speech dullvcred by fenator
Hitchcock of Nebraska In the senate yea
tcrday on the arbitration treaties. Ab
stracts of hi addrea have reached Ilor
lin and these' contain what are considered
such rash statements that government of
ficial have decided to wait for a full
report of hi speech before expressing any
opinion.
It Is eitiphnslzed In these circles thut If
Senator Hitchcock represented Uerinany
a opposing ratification of the arbitra
tion treaty between Oreat Ilrltaln and
tho United ftate he Is absolutely Incor
rect. Tho only reason a similar treaty
has not been negotiated with (lermuny, it
Is stated, Is that Germany I waiting to
sec the fate of the lirttlsh and French
treatleii.
If these are accepted by the United
Htataa, Oerniany will be willing and
even anxious to negotiate a similar treaty.
Erb May Acquire
Pere Marquette
NKW TfSltlf. Jan. A syndicate com
posed cf Newman Krb and aisociattts al
ready In control of a number of rail
road In the west and northwest, la said
to be negotiating for control of the 1'ere
Marquette railroad. J. P. Mot-gun &
Co. are believed to hove a dominant
voice In that property, although their
holdings are said to constitute lens than
50 per cent of the whole.
Should the Krb ryndicato acquire I'ero
Marquette It Is sold the road will bo
turned over to the Chesapeake A Ohio.
Mr. Krb relation with Kdwln HswVy,
who, with hi friends, control Chesa
peake, are known to be especially close
aa was recently shown In the Minneap
olis & Ht. Louls-lowa Central merger.
It la pointed out thnt tho Pere Mar
quette would fit Into the extension plans
of the Chesapeake & Ohio, particularly
through the latter road's Hocking Valley
branch ttt Toledo. Cvntrol of I'ero Mar
quette would add some 3,400 miles to the
Chesapeake A Ohio system.
Yarloiu parties to the reported nego
tiation declined to discuss the matter
today. Morgan & Co. would pot
deny thut the plan outlined Is under con
Idoratlon, whllo a representative of the
irb Interest dectured all rumor pre
mature at this time.
Car Jumps Bridge;
Four Fatally Hurt
CINCINNATI, Jan. C Four person
Were fatally Injured while another was
seriously hurt here tonight when a South
Ikllevue street cur jumped from the
Central bridge, which coimucl this city
with Newport, Ky. The oar landed on
Front street, after turning a aomersuult
In Us drop of fifty-five feet to the pave
ment ' below.
The fatally Injured are:
Hurry Wesallng. Newport. Ky., rnn.
ilumcr on the car, skull fractured und
Inti-rnully I Mined.
lleiiion Heht oil. pecretsry-treait''er of
the Central llihlge company, Newport,
K. v . skull rracturej, liunnal lnjurli and
broken bones.
t.drd Hupfvl. Cincinnati, skull frac
tured ami contusions of the body.
Harry Finnan, Covington. Ky.. motor
man on the cur, skull fractured and both
leu biokrn.
Ptimuel Hollow, Newort, Ky., the only
other pasni;cr, auBtained scalp wounds
und a contused body, but will recover.
'Vim car kft the track after crossing
the Ohio liver, at a sharp curve lit the
bridge. It was making Its first trip of
tho night from the barns In Newport,
which accounts for the small number of
pusecngera aboard.
NEBRASKA SENATORS LUNCH
WITH TWO OMAHA MEN
Irtom a Ptatf Correspondent )
WAStlllNUTON. Jan. 6.-tSprlul T.l
fcrara W. F. Guilty, who ha been in
Washington for several day on buslin-sn
with the Interior department, left this
afternoon for Omuhu. Mr. Gurley, Senu
tor Hlii hr. ik and ChurlcH A. r'uun.ler
were guevta of Henstor Brown at luncheon
toilay In the senate rftauraut.
Tho I lib annlvursury ot the birth ot
Alexander Hamilton will he ot served In
tin city nxt Thursday by tha trustee
of tha Alexander Hamilton National SIo
morlal axociatiuti. Jutle Churlca K.
tfonthes will preslda and addressta will be
made by Henry IX hslnbrook ot New
York, formerly of Omaha; Dr. 'Iluii it, -Kar.o
Ilaiuilton of New York and Kanouel
W. Mi Call ot Waskui husi tt. F. W. Col
lin of Lincoln. allail ultnrnry geutral,
1 secretary of the association.
F. I,. Bamett of Omaha Is In Washing
ton visaing relatives and frl.ndu
On the 1 ecomincuilutHm of Represt'nt.i.
ttve Klnkald, Dr. C. II. i-hurchill has
I ber. appointed pension surgeon at Alll
lame. Neb., vice Dr. P. F. Uettlehelm
I resigned.
PRICES FIXEDJY COMPANY
vidcn:e Indicates Facken Con
tinned Practices with Big Firms.
PltATT AND COLBY TESTIFY
f irmer lirtlelnl of ailnat Corpora
tlon liltM History r Oriranlxn
Hon of ntlonnl racking
o in iinn y In lbo.'l.
CH1''A(1(J, Jan. 0. I 'oeumentary evi
denie lit support of tho government's
charge thnt the rnrtlces of the rib'
puckers' pool In fixing the price of fies
meat by means of a system of proi'l
margin and apportioning the buniri' s
on n noncompetitive hn"-l were contlnuci
lifter the organization of the Natiomi
lacking company In March, li.1, was
read to the Jury yesterday In the trlul of
ten Chicago pucker under Indictment
for criminal conspiracy In restraint ot
trnde.
Tho Kuvernmr nt brought the opera
tion cf the alleged Illegal combination
ff packers down to within m-ven months
of the statutory period covered by the
Indictment.
Tim Information was furnished by
Jerome. II. Pratt, an employe of Armour
& Co. for more than twenty years and
at one time assistant manager of the
dressed bee f di p.u trnent.
Ho testified to iiavlng attended a num
ber of moettny of tho old pool between
lswt nnd 1!Ki2, ut which, lie said, per
centages' of shipments to different mar
ket were, decided by ballot and tho profit
margin was determined by avrcemeut
among the members.
Identifier Letters.
The witness Identified u doxen letters
he ncelvnj while In the employment of
Armour & Co., In mi prt of his state
ment.
Three of the letters bore notations In
pencil of the shipment percentages and
profit margins In tho handwriting of J
Ogdeii Armour, Arthur Meeber and
Thomas J. Connors of tho Armour com
pany, according to witness. lie poil
lively IduntLflud tho handwriting . of
Arthur Meeker and declared he was as
certain that the other memorandums
were written by J. Ogden Armour and
Thomas J. Connor as u man could be
who had not seen tho figure written.
Pratt was on the stand when court ad
Jntirned, and will continue hi alary to
morrow.
List of Plants llought.
Arthur Colby wa In the wholesalo
Jewelry business In the east until U03,
vhen ho came to Chicago und obtained
employment with the National Packing
compiny a augtstant secretary. Two
years luter he was elected u director and
made arsutant treasurer.
"Are you familiar with the business of
the National Packing company 7" asked
District Attorney James P. Wllkerson.
"Only with the offices and accounting
end of the business," replied Colby, who
then gave a list of the subsidiary com
panies operated by the National Packing
company n follows!
O. If. Hammond Ce.
J-lemmonrt Packing ouinpany.
Angiii-Amerlcun lrnvl:ion company,
Omaha Packing company.
Cn.ted Dressed Peef company.
Ht. lunula incised lieet and Provision
company.
New York Butchers' Dressed Beet com
pany. Western Packing company.
Colorado Packing company.
Kuiltly HruH.
Plankington Packing company. .
limit h pros.
Ilundy Pros.
t barter Allows Wide Ham.
District Attorney Wllkeraon Intro
duced In evidence tho minute of the
first meeting of the National Packing
company, held March 11, l'J03, in Jersey
City,, and the by-laws of the corporation
wore read.
It ai ortTnnlxivl under the law of
New Jensey with a capital stock of
tlo, ooo.uoo, to "engage iii the packing
bustncH nnd inch other enterprise a
thla corporation niuy jdeem advisable."
A provision created uli executive board
with authority to exerctae all the powers
ot the board of directors. Details of the
purchase cf the thirteen Independent
packing cnmpunles for Stf.oOO.Ovt), which
formed the nucleus of the National lack
ing company, were given in a resolution
adopted by the directors nt their first
meeting. The contracts iclallng to the
transfer of tho properties upecit.ed thut
racli plant was to bo operated Independ
ently under the old name.
Two ledger containing the recorda of
dlreotoiV meeting of tho National Pack
ing company from March 27, 11HX1, to June
g, 1910, were offered lit evidence.
Judge Carpenter overruled the objec
tion and permitted the record of the
directors' meetings to go lu evidence to
show what lewdness wus transacted, but
not to prove that certuln defendant were
present at certain meetings.
President Main to
the Grinneil Alumni
President Jv 11. T. Main of Crtnell col
lege will be the guest at the banquet
of the Omaha alumni of the college thi
evening ut tho olim Men' Christian as
101 lotion.
President Main will address the meet
Inif of the men at the Young Men ChrU
tiun association tomorrow afternoon.
The bible classes of Omaha will hold
a rally at the YOung Men Chrlntlun as
sociation Tuesday evening. This will not
only Include the clasres of tha Young
Men's Christian association, but nil the
bible cUsHc.H of tho city. It I expected
thut over SO young men will attend. A
banquot will bo itlven t o'clock. N.
11. Ioomls, gmiorul solicitor ut the Union
Paclilo, will be uiie ut the apeakeia. lit
will tails on the table.
Two Men Killed by
Explosion of .boiler
IX)S ANUK1.EH, Jan. C Tha boiler ot
a L.g locomotive lunuing lit tile Southern
i'uiif.c 1 00 ml house here exploded at 10
o'clock tonight. Two men weie killed and
ihreo Injured, all probably fatally. Tho
engine a-i demullslied and about fifty
in I of the found rouse was destroyed
jnd a walu: tank topnlcd from It up
pnits. The engine had arrived fium a trip but
jl short tune bcfoie the exiiloulon, which
w.i ruuM'il by low water. Tho men killed
uml Injured were working within a few
tut of the locomotive, one man wa
nulled 1.4 fuel.
Irnalk of Fluat Medurrd.
P.VI.T l.A KK CITY. I'tah. Jon. 6
comiily w 11 u the n khIiiiuiii prescrlbeil
by the low city gotciiimeut. the man
SKei of the l out t twee 11 Jimmy Reagan
r.d fha'kv Co in'uln ot Ht J.ouls tuMikod
for i t Monday nuht. have cut the bout
t.i t.ii ion oils. It had been aderti-eit
to tie ft!t eii. Control of tKixlng tn this
cltv res tH-en placed In the hand tit the
cbiif of polti v. Ha ;iiinni!tiiTi tr-.at con
l.is v 1 1 1 he pcimlt'.cd within sui h
llmttstii 11 us be may lnqHw fioiu tim
to time.
Commission Adopts
Another Safeguard
For Monetary Plan
WAPHINOTON, Jan. t -The National
Monetary commlKsion today virtually
greed upon a provision, which It Is be-
eved, will have tho effect of prevent-
Ing the exercise of undue Influence upon
nfrnlrs of the proposed tr.itloinl Tteserve
Tsoclotlon by nny Individual, corporstlon
t section of the ooontiv. This prnctl
;:: completed the work of that body.
The great fnr from the beginning of
ho commission' tabor ha been that
he rM.Hn renerv which It Is pro
osed to establish would ho controlled by
ome financial eentor. It wa at first
1 1 loved that this danger had been
averted by tho prohibition of the trant
er of stock and by other restrictions
but lately there was the npprehenslon
I nt holding companies or other corpora
:1ms or even Individual might gain an
itr.iVsirablc ascendency through the pur
.hn"o of stock In banks comprising the
association.
P.cprpFoiitutlvej Vreolun.1 and Week
nnd former Iteprerrntatlve Bonyngo espe
cially have emphasized this point nnd nt
today's meeting prcsmted a proposition
which proved nrceptnblo. It would re
strict the voting right of banks In cas
in which Individuals or corporations own
tock In more than one of them. The
i ffcet ot this provision would bo to limit
or prevent voting by banks owned or
partly owned by one stockholder or one
-rt of stockholders. It In In lino with
ho effort of the commission to avoid
the possibility of centralizing the power
to slinpo tho policy of the reserve asso
ciation. It also In expected to moot 'he
criticism that the association might lie
ccntrolie 1 by such an Important center
ns New York City.
In the hope of eliminating politics from
tho question tho bills carrying tho Aid
rich plan Into effect will hot bo pressed
prior to the presidential election or dur
ing tho present session of cungrets.
CHAMP CLARK CONFINED TO
HIS BED BYASEVERE COLD
WAPHINOTON, Jan. 6. Speaker
Champ Clerk, who ha fought off a se
vere cold since hi return from hi west
ern trip, wa forced today to take to his
bed. It Is feared he Is threatened with
pneumonia ht his physician hope thla
can be averted. The speaker lireslded
In the house today but Immediately upon
his return to hi home was compelled
to retire.
Tho speaker contrasted a light cold
during hla speaking tour In Oklahoma,
He did not let It In'.erfere with his en
gagements, although his managers and
friend Instated that be should cancel his
speaking dates. When he returned to
Washington to appear for the opening
of the present session of congress, he
a far from blng well. Instead of
yloldlng to treatment, the cold became
worse.
LAST QUARTER IN METER; NOT
ENOUGH GAS TO END LiFF
With her last quarter In the gas meter.
Miss Hazel Hehan, lC'.'t Cass street, opened
the Jet in her room In her sixth attempt
to take her own life within six months.
That aha la alive la because enough gas
to kill her wns hot, left and sho had no
more money to put In the meter,
Karly lunt night other occupant of tht
house smnlled escaping gas and upon In
vestigating found Miss Hehan uncon
scious and almost dead. Police Surgeon
Peppera wa called and after working
for omo time brought 'her back to con
sclouanes. DuitKerou Surgery
In the abdominal region la often prevented
by tho uo) of Dr. King' New Life Pills,
the painless pui-tflera. 2'c. For tale by
Beaton Drug Co.
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T. CHAliUKS Hospital, Quebec City
O Una of our sisters who con.menced
to tuko Purunu, haa Improved and will
continue to take It. Some other are
trylnf? It also. Hr. tfte. Marie, Superior.
. ONVKNT of St. Laurent, near Moil-V-
treul, Mother House Kl.ster of th
Holy Cross.
After using rerun a for two or three
months several member of the com
munity have experienced such good
effects that they recommend Its ue
to others. ?lstera of Holy Cross.
H
AV1NU ned Puruna for the past
few months, for our rick and poor.
wa are happy to auy that It has given
u great satisfaction. The Sister of the
Good fchephord, Montreal.
Also a continued use ot the remedy,
thla Institution has found no reason to
change It good opinion of the remedy
and expreuses its satisfaction in to
following term:
WK found Peruna a relief In aev
eiul cases.
We can say it la a good tonic and
are very thuukful. Muter of the GoOd
Shepherd.
One of the many hospital which have
found Peruna of value In treating old
To 1 and obstinate case of catarrh ia th
Hospital 8t. John, who write ai follow!
W
K are happy to tell you that
your Peruna ha given u satis
faction. Three patient have tried It,
one US years old. Renoul Dupula, afflict
ed with catarrh, I much relieved, more
tbau lie ha been for a number of year.
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Lionel Will Battle Himself Up u. .
Sagamore Hill. .
"0 QUESTIONS ARE AKSWERED
'.'ormrr President Una Interview
nltk (iarfteld In w ark,
After Wklch He Itetorns
to Oyster tiny.
OYSTER RAY, N. T.. Jan. tt.-Aftrr a
slk In New York with James It. C.arflrld
'ormer secretary of the Interior and a
coder of tho republican progressives of
Ohio, Colonel Roosevelt returned to
ivster Hay tonight.
The former president had Just one
hing to say. It was that he had no in
entlon of letting tho puboC know what
he thlnka about the selection of a re
publican candidate for president. He du
timed his intention of bottling himself
up at Sagamore Hill und refusing to
answer any question..
"Does that mean that your attitude
will remain a riddle from now until the
republican convention is held?" he wa
asked.
Colonel Roosevelt refused to qommlt
h'ir.'olf on that point, merely saying
that as far ahead as ho could see ho
would make bo public expression of his
position.
Sir. Garfield's Journey to New York at
this time was regarded as significant be
cause It followed so closely the conven
tion of Ohio republican progressive"!
whero he wns croilifej with having taken
a leading r art In dissuading the convention
from endorsing Ponator I.a Toilette for
the presidency. Neither Colonel Roose
velt nor Mr. Garfield would say a word
In regard to their conference. Mr. Gar
field succeeded In entering Colonel Rooso
velt's editorial office unseen and had been
thoro some time before his presenco was
known. He departed soon after and later
met Colonel Roosevelt at n club where
they were nblo to talk In seclusion.
Despltn this arrangement, Colonel
Roosevelt's presence at the club became
known and when he emerged to go to
hi train he found a squad of Interview-
era and photographer waiting.
The colonel was not at all pleased. He
said It was most offensive to be followed
to private clubs and that he regarded It
as an outrage.
Colonel Roosevelt saw many visitors
at his office today, but declined to ay
who they were, explaining that some of
them did not like to have their names
appear In print. One of them was "Mike"
Donovan, an athletic trainer, who used
to go to Washington to box with the
colonel when he was president.
Contest of Cudahy
Will by Heirs Takfen
Under Advisement
LOS AXOELES, Cal., Jan. .-Judge
Rive In the probate court today took
under advisement the contest brought
here by the heirs .or the late Michael
Cudahy, who seek to force an Immediate
distribution of the estate In California
lert by the Chicago packer, which la val
ued at more than Jl ,009.10. a decision
probably will lie announced Tuesday.
Cudahy left hi widow a fixed sum to
be paid Immediately, the remainder of
the estuto to bo held In trust fur five
ynars, then to bo distributed among' hi
seven children.
The children brought the suit, asking
for an Immediate distribution and con
tended that their father, although ha had
the right to form a trust, had no legal
right to make it for a period of five year.
They declare the trust should be dis
solved upon the death of any of tho bene
Ilclarlcs. The hearing Is a friendly one.
Key to the Situation Bee Advertising.
IPe-ru-na Gives
Splendid Results for
Colds and Catarrhal
j Troubles.
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A YOUNG tlrl. fifteen jeara old, had
an obstinate cough, which half a
bottle of Peruna caused to disappear.
As to myself, two bottles have con
vinced nie that Peruna Is magnificent
a a tonic.
Before the treutmcnt I could not
walk fur a uvurter of an hour without
experiencing much futlgue. Now 1 cun
walk a milo cally.
Through these three cases wa desire
to make known to the public the
efficiency of your remedy.
Hospital KU John, of Ut. Johns.
Province of Quebec.
A later letter received from the same
Institution rod as follow:
1
VRRB wteka ago I wrote to tell
you how satisfactory we found
Peruna. We re omnienU It highly for
colds, rough, catarrh and neuralgia.
I hava uhJ it myself a a tonlo with
tha beat results, takeu as directed, half
a teaspoonful every hlf hour.
PERl'NA not only promptly relieve !
couglu and colda in their first j
stages, but l equally prompt and effl- I
( lent for catarrhal dleeasea In the !
chronic stage. It I only reasonable to'
suppose that lee medicine will be ncc- I
ersary to cure a alight attack than after
It ha been allowed to become chronic.
Catarrh of the respiratory organ ia a
common uilmeiit la Canada- Therefore,
when Peruna waa discovered by Cana
dian peopje to be reliable remedy for
these catarrhal disease, it at once be-
cun.e a popular medicine.
Fit l't-ruua Alutatutc for 1012.
O 1'JLlidt 1
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With All "0
This Week-
1 ysX
Odd"
Iron Beds at $3.95
each worth about double.
We cannot tell it ALL in ONE ad. Better
shop around here. Scores of other highly
desirable broken lots' and "odd lines"
all as thoroughly reduced as these items.
"Odd" Iron Beds.
One lot nf On Iron bods; about a
half dozen style, of which on in
pictured here. In all colors and
Vernla Martin, some in scroll
and some In straight effects.
any worm double,
yet they go nt
each . ...
$3.95
"Odd" Kitchen Safes.
One lot of kitchen safe In
golden finish. Mome with glass.
Home with plain doom; U shelves.
i drawers and 2 compartments
to each. feet ( Inohpn higil
to top. Not a one worth leas
than tS.r0 to $ii.50
but they go
at ;
H90
"Odd" Dining Chairs.
Mixed lines: golden finish; some
panel, son.e wplndle backs, some
plain, some carved: most u'll with
braced armt. Chairs that fit
sold at up to $.Z5 each 0C
go at each only
"Odd" Nottingham
Curtains.
m to 3 yards long; white or Ara
bian: not damaged, but all clean
In original packages. Real At
XI J5 to ll.SJ values, 4vC
at, pair 'v
Carpet Remnant Sale.
Remnants of Velvet, 'Wilton or Ax
mlnHter Carpets, about 20 to 27-ln.
each in ulzc uli pretty detdgna
which can bo put to many Q
a ueo. Choose from a largo fJC
lot at each
Union
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Self
Seducing
DE?i:N"D F0 LARGS
Nemo (nclf reducing) Corsets are en
tirely different from any other corset,
as tliey reduee the figure during tho act
of walking. Tlio hose supporters are so
constructed that every movement pro
ducer a constant gentle massage of the
body. The result is a most gratifying
improvement in the appearance of the
wearer.
During the Coming WeeA
Miss Virginia Meyer
A Wall Known Expert Cortetierm
will be present to explain the many good
features of these popnlar corsets and aid
you in selecting the right mcdel for
your particular figure. We have a di
versity cf attractive models for well
developed figures.
Pricc3 Ranf,d Frem $3.0") U ward
Brandeis stores
THE TWENTIETH CENTURY FARMER
la tb Lcadlrjg Af rlcuitural Journal of tba wttt.- lu coiumng ar
filled with tha best thought of the day la matters pertaining t
tbe tarui. tee ranch and toe orchard, gad 1: is a factor la tha
devfiopiueai cf tn great arro country.
art Company
dd Lots"
-Positively
Think cf buyinj an Irm
Bui like
"Odd" Lot of Rugs.
One lot of 35 first class, llrussela
ruga; lot Includes medallion and
floral designs In nlr.es 8-11x10-6,
and S-Sxll, also PxlO-6. Positive
S12.T.0 to $18 values, but being
ttut being D
$8.7o
Kiiort lines they go
ut, each
only ,
."Odd" Dresser Sals.
One lot of 38 dressers-In genuine
go)dpn oak; square or eerpuntlna
tops; wood or brara knobs; all
with beautiful heavy . French
bevel plate mirrors. ,t
510.50 to $15 values 5 ft fT
in thi aclllng at only . . r v v v
"Odd" Rocker Sale.
S9 odd, clone out rocket's In golden
finluh: wood Beats: all medium
size with broad . eats: some plain,
round, some flat spindles. Hw,.
3 puttorns. In up to $3 VC
value at each only
ii
Odd" Window Shades.
Real cloth In it shades of real
water color. Slzo Uxi ft. Com
plete with fixtures and shade
ring, at this .ule price,
liny them thla week at
cucli only
19c
Ingrain Remnant Sale.
About 1215 remnants of Ingrain tar
pet thut sold at S5u to U5o yard
off tho roll. Pieces are about one
yard square nnd will wiria f
bandy. Buy them here this f Q
week ut, each
Showing iho Now
AND HE IUM FIGURES
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CORSETS
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