ALLEGED •iMMfMpi GEN. ROBERTO BRUSAT1 SIRS. MADELINE E. SL0ANE ::n0 CLEAN UP! MEN ARRE8TED IN MINNEAPOLIS MINNESOTA LOCAL CREAMERY AND CHEESE FACTORY ASSOCIATION CHARGED WITH 2,000 ESTABLISHED. FORGERIES. ARE REPRESENTS 5,000 FARMERS WANTED IN NINE CITIES Notice is hereby given to Society Will Act as Selling Agency Prisoners Known As Hans Schroeder for Fifty Co-operative Creameries and Carl Benderann, But Having all owners and persons having & Throughout State—Ready Many Aliases, Most Wanted for Business May 1.5. Men in America. charge or supervision over vacant St. Paul—St. Paul will be firmly established Minneapolis, Minn.—Telegrams received in its position as the dairy by the Minneapolis police lots or premises within the jenter of Minnesota by the formation from nine American cities indicate 1 rf the Minnesota Local Creamery and that men known here as Hans Schroe* City of International Fails that Cheese Factory association, which der and Carl Benderann, arrested in will unite approximately 5,000 farmers Minneapolis on a charge of forgery, ind dairymen. The articles of incorporation are the two most "wanted" perhaps they must on or before May 6, for the association, which toen in the United States. News dispatches (yere drawn up, will be filed soon. tell of forgery operations at* Practically ail shipments of dairy 1915, clean said lots or premises tributed to them by police authorities Mrs. Madeline Edison 8loane, products from the state to the great •.. Which have netted nearly $50,000. 1 laughter of Thomas A. Edison, has eastern consuming centers will bear Scroeder said" his real name was been selected to christen the new submarine of all garbage, manure, and all the St. Paul label, as shipments from Hans Fischer, but it is said that he built at the Portsmouth navy ill over the state will be concentrated is known by at least thirty aliases. yard. It will be the first to be equipped Gen. Roberto Brusati is commanderin-chief here.' The association will be. the selling Benderann gave the name of Carl HanMr. with the new storage batteries invented refuse matter by removing or agency for fifty co-operative of the armies of northern He also has a large number of by Mr. Edison. creameries throughout the state, each Italy and comes next to the king in aliases. The cities that asked inforinatlon creamery representing about 100 producers. military authority. If ItaJy joins in burning the same, and that in BOXING MAY' HELP CHARITY regarding the men were Chicago, the war he will fiaure orominentlv. Cincinnati, Albany, Salt Lake Chicago, Baltimore, New York, Philadelphia City, Oklahoma City, Cleveland, San case of failure to clean said lots and Boston are important SPLIT IN CABINET MAY RESULT Francisco, Birmingham and Portland, markets for St. Paul dairy products, Ore. All telegrams gave descriptions NOVEL POLICY PROPOSED BY according to the organizers of the as-sociation, practically the same, tallying with or premises, the same will be MINNESOTA COMMISSIONER. and efforts will be made to those of the men arrested here in most Increase sales at these points. Between the details. of RIGGS BANK CASE MAY BE STUMBLING five and ten carloads of dairy done by the city authorities and Pass 2,000 Bogus Checks. BLOCK. products, valued at $7,000 each, will All Receipts From Boutu Held Under A private detective agency working be sent out of St. Paul every week by the American Bankers Protective New Law Would Be Distributed for the cost thereof charged up the association. Association has announced that it has Among Unfortunates. The company will begin business Cumulative Evidence Makes Suit Appear nearly 2,000 bogus checks declared to about May 15, with headquarters in he the handiwork of the men under against said lots or premises so Like Baliinger Case—Brandeis St. Paul, April 27.—That charity Bt. Paul. J. J. Farrell, state dairy and arrest and that worthless PanamaPacific ^hall get all the receipts from boxing May Withdraw. food commissioner, is president, of the tours travelers checks have bouts held in Minneapolis, St. Paul association, and the other officers are cleaned. been issued to the amount of $25,000. and Duluth under the new Minnesota Washington, April 27.—The Riggs Arthur Mitchell, Rapidan, vice president It has not been determined whether law permitting lfl-round boxing is the bank case promises to be the great F. D. Currier, Nicollet, secretary, it the prisoners will be prosecuted here proposal of Frank B. Thompson of All refuse matter to be de= and Emil H. Ek, Cokato, treasurer. stumbling block of the administration. turned over to one of the other or St. Paul, boxing commissioner appointed If not that, then it will become a The capitalization will be •^cities which has a better claim. by Governor Hammond. strong argument in favor of the present $10,000. posited on the dumping ground Mr. Thompson intimates that upon administrative power, with little the feasibility of his plan or his ability chance of its becoming a neutral issue. DROP OUTLOOK IS EXCELLENT MISS RING NOW MRS. GOLD. to "get the other two commissioners west of the city. to fall into line, may depend his acceptance Those who see in it cause of advantage Minneapolis.—A Gold-Ring wedding Conditions Are Ideal in North Dakota of the appointment. to President Wilson compare it to was solemnized in Minneapolis, and Western Minnesota, Says In his own words: See Charles Hall, Street the fight which Andrew Jackson waged Miss Mary Ring married Milling Expert. "My personal opinion is that only with Nicholas Biddle over the national Meyer Gold. The Ring who was one club, composed of prominent and bank while those who profess to see Commissioner, for further particulars. not Gold was made Gold by a few Minneapolis, Minn. The crop well-known citizens should be given In it a cause of disaster say it is more ilgnificant words from the lips of Dutlook of North Dakota and Western a license in each of the cities, and comparable to the Baliinger case, Court Commissioner Bates. Minnesota was graded as excellent that the club should not be operated which was so fatal to the administra* by J. S. Thompson, credit manager for individual or organized profit, but tion of President Taft. of the Russel-Miller Milling company, after contributing the 10 per cent of in a report read before the Pian Resembles Baliinger Case. Women's Cfubp Meeting. the gross receipts to the fund for the Cannon Falls.—The seventh annual monthly meeting of the Minneapolis While it would be rash to form a prevention of tuberculosis, as provided I convention of the third district Federation Credit Men's association at the Hotel judgment concerning the issues involved in the law, and defraying the legitimate of Women's clubs will be held at Radisson. As chairman of the association's J. P. CHANCE, M. D. until the case is beard in the expenses of each match the profit committee on trade conditions, Cannon Falls April 28 and 29. The courts, there is cumulative evidence be distributed among the charitable Should Mr. Thompson has communicated 3T. towns represented will be Belle Plaine, which tends to make it appear more associations of the city, in with representative mill and Cannon Falls, Chaska, Faribault, Glen4 Chairman Board of Health. like the Baliinger case than the other. which the exhibition was held." elevator men in the wheat belt of the coe, Hastings, Henderson, Hutchinson With it are rumors of a split within Has Autocratic Power. northwest. Le Sueur, L.e Sueur Center, Northfield, the cabinet and considerable doubt as The boxing commission is given "Though there has been some apprehension Nicollet, Sf. Peter, Pine Island, Waterville I to what attitude the president will autocratic powers to conduct the revived of a drouth, the dryness and Winthrop. take. If he continues to support John game as it pleases. It has power exists but on the surface of the ground A public meeting has been. arranged Skelton Williams in the case with the to grant licenses or refuse them, and there is plenty of moisture in the .for Wednesday evening when Mrs. full strength of the administration, to adopt any rule it sees fit regarding I soil," said Mr. Thompson. "Especially Clarence L. Atwood of St. Cloud the and should the case go against the the disposition of receipts, to impose In the northern part of the wheat state president and* Miss JoseJSiine comptroller, then he will be in a worse &ny rule it wishes. country conditions are ideal and on Schain of Minneapolis will deliver addresses. position than was President Taft, George P. Douglass, president of the the average about 75 per cent of the The convention will be entertained whose too great loyalty to Secretary Llinneapolis Athletic club, named as A Lesson from the Past is in. I couldn't find a single by the Tuesday club and Beed Baliinger caused him untold political second member of the commission said I pessimistic section." Home Economics club of Cannon Falls. grief. "It looks like a splendid plan. I should That banks are supplied liberally In spite of rumors to the contrary, be heartily in favor of it if it could with funds to loan and the demand is To Supervise Women's Activities. it seems likely the president will do be worked out, but I am compelled, Years ago, before baking powders li^ht and—that collections have been Minneapolis.—The Department o! so in effect, although unofficial denials I think, to decline to serve as I expect were so well known, the fair with recent failures of any nature Public Welfare at the Minnesota state are made. to be absent from Minneapolis very few are business conditions' embodied housewife sometimes made her own fair, Sept. 6 to 11, which has supervision the greater part of next year." in the report. Embarrassing Feature. over women's activities, is to be in from cream of tartar and soda. charge of Mrs. Bertha Dahl Laws, oi An embarrassing ieature of the case, TV«0 HEROES ARE HONORED Appleton, Minnesota. Small Grain Being Planted. so far as the president is concerned in These materials were then Mrs. Laws was chairman of the committee Minneapolis. Planting of small bis relationship witSi Comptroller Williams, comparatively expensive and processes of women in charge of the department National Monument to Stewart and is the fact that Secretary of the grain is general all over the Northwest of refining had not been last year and proved very Treasury McAdoo appears to be as according to reports received by Screven, Revolutionary Generals, devised to bring them to the high effloient. Many new features are under the weather bureau. Spring wheat and Is Unveiled Near Savannah. much a party as is Comptroller Williams. consideration for the entertainment etaie of purity of the presentday being sown in every county To refuse to support Comptroller Dats are of women during the fair. Several Savannah, Ga., April 27.—The monument Williams would be to administer in Minnesota and extensive sowing tartar well known cream of of the leading organizations foi erected by the national government Is being done in the Dakotas and- Montana. a rebuke of the strongest sort to baking powders, such as Royal in old Midway cemetery, in Lib-erty women in the state are planning tc Secretary McAdoo. The secretary of and yet she never thought of take an active part at the 1915 fair. county, to the memories of Gen. the treasury is not only exceptionally Warm weather has put the soil in buying alum, then as now a cheap A number of assistant superintendents Daniel Stewart and Gen. James excellent condition for planting and close to the president politically, but will be chosen in the near future Screven, revolutionary heroes, was unveiled and inferior'substitute for cream as his son-in-law occupies a position reports received from eighty-four stations with elaborate ceremonies on in Minnesota indicate that which would make it difficult indeed of tartar. She wouldn't think of pouthern Memorial day. Troops from wholesale farming is in progress. Pastures Allbged Resort Keepers Arrested. for the president to do anything but permitting an ounce of alum to Fort Screven took part. Minneapolis, Minn. Not to be support him in any position he might are in good condition. enter her kitchen. Thirteen young women, all direct Outdone by the grand jury in its in assume. descendents of Generals Stewart and _7vestigation of vice conditions in Minneapolis, During the past few days there have Potato Causes Baby's Death. Yet housekeepers are to-day Igf# Screven, were selected to represent personal representatives ol Sauk Center.—A bit of boiled potato been various rumors of breaks and divergencies the 13 original states. They were asked to buy alum baking powders Mayor Nye swore to warrants thai lodged in the windpipe caused the of opinion in administrative dressed in white and stood on either brought about the arrest of two wo with which to make food for their death ofBernard, 14-months-oId son of circles. One of these-rumors was pide of the monument as it was unveiled. '"men charged with operating disorderly Nicholas Orth, Sauk Center, Minn. The to the effect that Attorney Louis D. children. Two of them, those nearest of •fiiousesu baby was being fed at noon when he I Brandeis would withdraw from the kin to the two heroes, pulled the Two men, not policemen or connected I choked after having taken a mouthful se. Mr. Brandeis refused to comint The statement on the label affixed which revealed the memorial with the police department in any Strings of the boiled potato. The parents and on this rumor, but it persisted. to every can naming the Miss Eliza Maxwell Stevens of Dorchester, Way, but paid from the mayor's con4ingent Sauk Center physicians attempted to ingredients of which the baking a great-great-granddaughter fund, have quietly worked in relieve the suffering of the child, but w& Well Known Geologist Passes. of General Stewart, and Miss Mary powder is composed affords a Minneapolis' downtown district for two failed, and as a last resort the baby Helen Quarterman of Savannah, a weeks, according to the mayor, who was brought to Minneapolis and placed method of protection against the great-great-great-granddaughter of GenGeneral iafd the arrests will be followed by Laramie, Wyo., April 27.—William In St. Mary's hospital, where .he died use of undesirable kinds. Screven, were the sponsors others. The body was taken to Sauk Center. Harlow Reed, instructor in geology In chief. and paleontology at the University of As personal representative of President Herman Hanson Acquitted. VVyoming and widely known for his Voorhees is Re-elected. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO. Wilson, Henry S. Breckenridge, Winona—The new board of education, Minneapolis, Minn. Herman Hanjson, discoveries concerning the ancient life New York assistant secretary of war, was present charged with manslaughter in of the earth, is dead at his home here. which has just organized, reelected as the guest of honor and made 'connection with the death of an unidentified J. W. Voorhees superintendent What is said to be the largest skeleton the principal address. man last September, has of the city schools at his old salary of a dinosaur ever uncovered, wai The memorial's height is 50 feet. tbeen acquitted by a jury in Judge Jetley's of $2,500. The old board of education found by Professor Reed and is now The shaft itself is 30 feet tall by 8 court. The man was killed on at the beginning of Marcn declined In the Wyoming museum. feet wide and is solid monolith. September 7, last, at First avenue to re-elect Voorhees, but as a ,north between -Seventh and Eighth result o- a meeting of public remonstrance Pastor Hurled Into Air. LICENSED PLUMBERS Jtaly and Waiting ^streets. Hanson contended he did not Greece took no further action to filling Sioux Falls, S. D., April 27.—The tee the man until the machine struck London, April 27.—Italy and Greece the place, consenting to let the lives of between five and six hundred bim. His defense was that the death continue to debate what steps, if any, and Heating Engineers election of a superintendent go over people were jeopardized by an explosion was caused by accident. Hanson is a they will take, and Roumania, it ia which wrecked the interior of to the new- board. The board named agrocer and lives at 3348 Hennepin believed, waits on Italy's decision. It P. M. Norris as president. W. J. the First Baptist church in this city, WATER AND SEWER WORK PROMPTLY DONE •venue. is stated that Austrian and German Whipple was continued as clerk. The damage will amount to several diplomats at Rome are prepared to thousand dollars. Rev. H. R. Best, the ESTIMATES FURNISHED ON SHORT NOTICE If^^^Auto Kills Small Boy." recommend" acceptance of Italy's pastor, was hurled ten feet into the Wants Consolidated School. Mankato.—The four-year-old son o! terms, but are waiting for instructions Ellendale.—Ellendale seeks the loca* air by the upheaval of the pulpit, and EAST & CORRIN jr Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Nelson, formerly from Vienna, which must have the received hfuises and cuts, but was not tion of a big consolidated school to of North Mankato, was run over by last word in the matter. leriously injured. which several outlying rural school Oveion Block International Falls, Minn. Phone an automobile and killed at Marshall. Greece, too, is considering terms districts will contribute. The plana The wreckage followed the explosion MinnJtThe body was brought hart which, however, come from the Allies, •f the huge hot water in tha are to double the capacity of the school lor burial. and Athena ia torn by divided opiaioK nent of the churok. building completed two years ago.