she has paid close 'attention to'Tier gram of the various meetings. Dr. iient was successful. He took it as a HELPS MANA6EJBIG ESTATE tant Danube town lh~ great jeopardy. father's business for tiany years, she L. Williams of Cornell University, dismissed natter of fact that it should be. The Russian war office in its last I found time to win honors at tennis infectious diseases of cows before All Very Simple. Daughter of Late Millionaire Hotel communication does not mention the and motorboating. a joint meeting of seven associations. "It's very simple," Mr. Godley said Owner Will 8hare Management capture of Fokshani but records a repulse to the reporter. "Doctor Armstrong oi With Brother. of the invaders northwest of the STOLEN GEMS ARE DUG UP Columbia has been doing research town in the region of Ponticheschi, DEMURRAGE RATE TO STAND vork along these lines for many years, New York.—The management of the where they are said to have suffered ind he has at last turned out a device estate of her father, George C. Boldr, lewelry and Silverware Turned Up iri heavy casualties. St. Paul. The Minnesota Railroad that will multiply sound 500 to 1,00C Including actual supervision of the Excavation for House in Suburb The repulse of Teutonic Allied attacks and Warehouse commission has limes. The De Forest, amplifier multiplied Waldorf-Astoria and the BellevueStratford of Reading, Pa. at several other places, notably jenied the application of Minnesota sounds 12 to 18 times. The principle hotels, is to devolve to a a short distance from where the Buzeu railroads for permission to increase is somewhat the same, Hie difference great extent upon Mrs. Alfred H. river enters into the Sereth southwest Reading, Pa.—Jewelrv and silver Jemurrage charges on all intra state being that the Armstrong instrument of Galatz, also is announced. Graham Miles, who, before her marriage, .vortli §500 was found buried in a field traffic. The petition was opposed by has a complex repeating action, was Miss Louise Clover Boldt. it Wyomissing, a suburb, last October, In the region of Riga? the Russians numerous organizations of shippers. while the De Forest instrument have taken trenches from the Germans Mrs. Miles and her brother, George C. while excavations were being The recent hearing continued a fuil Gas single repeating action. near the village of Kalnzen and in Boldt, Jr., inherited the entire fortune aiade for a house. Irvin F. Impink of 5?eek. "Together, the instruments make it addition captured prisoners, machine of their father, variously estimated Wyomissing started investigation. Judge Ira B. Mills, chairman of the:ommission, at from $10,000,000 to $20,000,000. simple to telephone .by wireless, and guns, mortars and one heavy battery. The name Castner was on the jewjliy. said the railroads failed there's no reason why New Yorkers Cn a three days' battle in this region They are to share equally the direction Mr. Impink noticed a newspaper to show by evidence that increases in of the estate. should not be telephoning to Chicago the Russians have taken 16 cannon account of an accident in which Jemurrage rates would solve the carshortage and about 800 prisoners. regularly except that the instruments Named vice president of the Waldorf* Catherine Castner, a child, was killed problem. He said further Save not yet been put to commercial In VoUiynia near Novoselki, and in ay an automobile, and wrote to the Astoria Hotel company at a recent that the case was decided on the testimony Galicia north of Zborow the Germans use. That is because of the maiiy father of the child, Samuel J. Castner, meeting of the company, Mrs. Miles COME TO THE and on its merits alone. have attempted advances against the legal fights that are taking place over Philadelphia photographer. Mr. Castaer SL Paul Outdoor Sports has established an office on the thirteenth Russians but were repulsed, according the fundamental radio patents, and because floor of the hotel. Her brother said that the jewelry did not belong Decision Worth $5,000,000 to State. to Petrograd. of the field being practically tied Carnival to him. was named as president to succeed his St. Paul. Minnesota will save at In the other theaters there still is ap at the present time by the Marconi A close examination disclosed on father, and Francis S. Hutchins, for [east $5,000,000 a year, in the opinion little activity except by the artillery company. But there's nothing to prevent the jewelry the word "Tennessee." fourteen years personal counsel to the Jiaoary 27 to February 3 sf Attorney General Lyndon A. Smith, »nd patrol parties. amateurs from using these instruments. Mr. Castner tj{d of relatives residug National Ski Tournament as a result of the decision of United London, Jan. 9.—The following official in that state, and Mr. Impink corresponded States Judges W. Evans, K. M. Landls communication has been issued: "It would be just as easy to transmit with Mrs. Catherine Castler January 29th and 30th ind G. A. Carpenter in Chicago, denying "The enemy made three attempts to the music of an entire opera from of Tennessee, who is spending the The greatest Professional and the injunction sought by 28 railroads approach our positions southeast of the Metropolitan opera house as to winter in Winston-Salem, N. C. She Amateur Jumpers of the to restrain enforcement of the Bouchez. On each occasion he was transmit this phonograph music that identified the jewelry as some stolen World will participate. driven back by our fire before reaching Dlinois 2-cent passenger fare law. ts being played tonight. It would only from her, and it was sent to her. 50,000 Costumed Carnivallers A.fter the interstate commerce commission cur trenches. be necessary to have the sending apparatus in Parades and Pageants. fixed 2.4 cents a mile as a realonable "The artillery has been active yon Speed and Fancy Skating, within range of the voices in BOYS OUTDO THEIR FATHERS both sides. Particularly effective bombardments interstate rate, the roads Ten Rinks, Big Curling Bonspiel, the Metropolitan. With the amplifiers 8 Mammoth Toboggan have been carried out by sought to have the fare within the now being used the music could Slides. itate made the same figure. us east of Lesboeofs, on both sides of Corn Show That They Are Better be transmitted about 200 miles/' The Biggest Event the Northwest the Ancre and east of Neuve Chapelle. Raisers Than Are Their Mr. Godley said that the amplifier has ever known. Ypres was heavily shelled by the en Beltrami County Remains Wet. Sires. perfected by Doctor Armstrong resembled Bring your family and friends emy during the day." Bemidji, Minn.—As a result of aiecision the headlight of an automobile. and have the time of your by District Judge C. W. Stanton, Memphis, Tenn.—Boys of six corn lives. Instead of the light filament, holding that the Red Lake Indians clubs of Shelby county, Tenn., have FRAMING LEGISLATION "MAKE IT A HOTTER ONE" there are two Electrodes. There is had the right to vote in the recent demonstrated they are better corn a vacuum in the bulb, and in an incandescent TO MEET BIG DEFEAT local option election. Beltrami county raisers than their fathers. The average light, and the weak sounu will remain wet as it was voted last yield of corn per acre in the county enters on one electrode, while the powerful President Wilson Considers Passage August by the small plurality of 13 is 21.5 bushels. The 165 boys of sound issues from the other. E of Revenue Measure at Present votes. Following a contest of the election, the clubs have an average of 55 bushels Session Imperative. -which still left the "wets" with to the acre 89.67 bushels being High Cost of Living Echo. a margin of nine votes. H. A. Opsahl, produced on One acre. Muncie, Ind.—As a means of collecting Washington, Jan. 9. Framing of working in behalf of the prohibition articles of food for the Winter Relief RUMANIAN FORT IN revenue legislation to meet the prospective PLAGES ON NEW BOARDS Forces, started court action recently association of this city, a locai Treasury deficit will be undertaken (n an effort to have the votes of the motion picture theater is accepting certain at once by Democrats of the Indians declared illegal articles of food as admission fees House ways and means committee. RESISTLESS DRIVE For chilOren. Potatoes, apples, oranges, WIRELESS MUSIC Tentative plans, including proposed FARMERS' FEDERATION PASSE9 ?ggs ar,'.! ennyed fruit are being ac'T^ptCd bond issues to cover extraordinary expenditures RESOLUTIONS. of the army and navy, and special taxation already have been USED FOR DANCE ViASONS CLOSE LONG MEETING drafted by individual members. Secretary System for Handling Loans From McAdoo has furnished a comprehensive War Scare in Raleigh, N. C., in 1865. POKSHANI FALLS UNDER HAIL statement of various methods 8choo! Funds1 Desired—Committee Prevented Observance of Ancient OF TEUTON SHELLS AND FOUR by which money may be raised. to Make Suggestions. Ritual. President Wilson is understood to THOUSAND PRISONERS Sent From Distance of Forty consider the passage of a revenue ARE TAKEN. 8t. Paul. Farmer representation Raleigh, N. C.—After a lapse of 52 measure at this session of Congress Miles, It Is Heard All Over on the new hoard or commission to be years, the longest Masonic "communication" Imperative. He told callers he would the House. established to handle the farm loan on record came to an end make no definite recommendations business of the state as provided for one night recently, when John Nichols, NEW RUSS-RUMANIAN as to how the necessary additional income in Amendment No. 2, recently adopted master, formally "closed" & should be provided. It is expected, DEFENSE LINE PERILED by popular vote, and on the University DOUBLE AMPLIFIERS ARE USED meeting of Hiram Lodge, No. 40, whR'k however, that both he and Secretary Board of Regents, Board of Control, began on April 17, 1865. Gov. Thomas... McAdoo will be freely consulted Highway commission, Drainage W. Bickett, William W. Kitclieii, by the ways and means committeemen commission and other bodies dealing meily governor 'Chief Justice Waiter before they complete their work. In the Riga Region Slavs Are Vic directly with the farmers, Is urged Clark and many other prominent Masons Inventions of Doctor Armstrong of torious Taking Sixteen Cannon and of the Legislature and the Governor of the state attended. Columbia University and Lee de Democrats Gain Congressmen. Mrs. Alfred H. Grfeham Miles. Eight Hundred Prisoners—Important by the Minnesota Federation ol Four days before the original convening Trenton, N. J., Jan. 9.—The board Forest Make Experiment at Danube Town of Farmers' clubs in resolutions passed ?lder Mr. Boldt, was continued as secretary. of the lodge Raleigh had been of canvassers finally decided the disputed Morristown, N. J., Success. For twenty years treasurer of at University farm. surrendered to the Union army under Galatz in Jeopardy. election in the Third Congres* the company, Frank Alstrom was rejlected Gen. William T. Sherman. News of Federation Board Named, Bional district by giving a certificate New York.—What was declared to the assassination of President Lincoln to that office. of election to Thomas J. Scully, Democrat. A suitable system for handling the Berlin, Jan. 9.—Another of Roumanian ae the world's first wireless dance was was received that evening after thelodge Investments and real estate, includng On the face of the original loans to state, farmers from the fortresses has fallen into, the held recently at Morristown, N. J., at had gone into session. properties in Fifth avenue, are embraced count, Robert'Carson, Republican, had school funds under Amendment No. 2 hands of the Teutonic Allies. Keeping the home of Theodore E. Gaty. His Gen. John A. Logan, later vice president, in the estate which the younger a majority of 11 votes, but a recount is desired as "quickly as convenient" up their intensive forward movement two sons—John P. and Theodore E. who was in command of th& Mr. Boldt and his sister are to manage. thowed Scully had a majority of 202. by the farmers. The motion for the along the railroad line into Moldavia, Saty, Jr., the latter home from Cornell city, learned that a division of negro Their father, besides owning an extensive adoption of these resolutions was Field Marshal von Mackensens troops for the holidays—got up a dance and troops had threatened to burn Raleigh. estate in Florence island, where Prisoners Gut Off by Fire. made by John W. Holiday of Pine have taken Fokshani and with it nearly throughout the evening the seven or A major in a Maine regiment, a Mason, ae lived, in the summer, had eight Frankfort, Ky., Jan. 9. An unknown City, member of the legislative committee, 4,000 prisoners and some cannon eight couples who had been invited hurried to the lodge room and advised Jther fine houses in the Thousand number of negro prisoners, estimated which also includes A. L. and machine guns. At last reports the danced to music that was played on a the master to send the brethren si a mis section, wniyh he rented. But by prison authorities to be as Bayers of Lakeville and Ben Franklin invaders were pursuing the defeated phonograph in Highbridge, at the to their homes until a heavy guard of •here are other interests, too numerous many as 80, were cut off from escape of Roseau. Russians, in spite of snow and cold northern end of Manhattan, about 40 white troops, ordered by General Logan, to mention, that will come under the by fire which started in cell house The federation committee to study weather, while the troops of Archduke oilles away from Morristown by air could be thrown between the negro "A", the oldest building in use at |oint management of Mrs. Miles and the rural credit situation in the state Joseph of Austria were pressing back line. soldiers and the city. ac* brother. the state reformatory at Frankfort. and make suggestions to the Legislature the Roumanians eastward into Moldavia Mr. Gaty and his sons are enthusiastic Mr. Nichols was so excited by the Dynamite has been ordered from the In her father's lifetime Mrs. Miles is composed of these three men betwee nthe Putna and Oituz valleys. amateurs in the science of radio news that he failed to "close" the city workhouse to blow a hole in the nade many suggestions as to the direction and President L. H. Bugbee of Carlton telephony and telegraph. A friend, P. lodge in due and ancient form. Now walls in an effort to release men held' of this side of the'business, and and Frank Mueller of Hayfield. Danube Town in Jeopardy. P. Godley of Montclair, who is a radio again elected master at the age of in cells which must each be unlocked in this she will now broaden her field, engineer, made use of the Lee de Forest eighty-three years, after Eerving as The capture of Fokshani, which lies individually before the occupants can Because her brother, in his attention to HONOR MINNES0TANS audion detector and the sound guard master of the Grand Lodge of on the railroad 45 miles northwest of escape. The blaze was discovered detail, will be too absorbed. FOR AIDING FARMERS amplifier invented by Dr. Edwin H. the state, he repaired his neglect on. Galatz, apparently places this impor- shortly before 11 o'clock- Mrs. Miles has one child. Though Armstrong of Columbia, the inven:ions that occasion. which made transcontinental telephony Regents Name Nine for 8pecial Recognition— Committee Informally possible, as well as a. wireless MRS. BEN LINDSEY telephone message to Honolulu. Discusses Vincent's Successor. Mr. Godley, who is only twenty-seven pears old, adapted the two devices to St. Paul. Nine Minnesotans have been named for special recognition of Amateur use and attached them to a Puller phonograph horn in the Gaty home. distinguished work In the advancement of agriculture in the state by Taken by Amatsur Receiver. the executive committee of the University The phonograph that furnished the of Minnesota board of regents. 3ance music was played in the Highbridge One Man Horse Power Relatives of J. J. Hill and Sidney M. plant of the De Forrest Radio Owen, deceased, were sent memorial Telephone and Telegraph company, certificates of distinction at the close and the musical sound wjtves were received of the Farmers' and Home-Makers' The most complete line of land clearing machines in the by the amateur receiver overMr. world. No matter how difficult your stump problem may be, A money week in progress at the University Gaty's house. The KitsKa Stamp there is a Kirstin to solve it. back bond. Fuller baa paid fev farm. When the faint sounds, which, comng Horse Power Pullers, many models, for the deeply imbedded my 60 acres that sre A 15-year roots of all kinds and sizes, and the bis fields of many Others to be honored with certificates (too from the receiver, could scarcely guarantee stumps Machines that clear your land rapidly and economically—that of distinction are Hans Peter )e detected by the ear, passed through will pull anything they tackle. a a -w. T. TOMUN Jensen of Freeborn county, Mathew Jie combined sound amplifiers and One Man Stump Pullers get the biggest stumps, too. One breakage. A Illinois CBy. 1U. man can carry, set and work them with ease. Horses unnecessary Henry Hegerle. of St. Bonifacius, warranted lien through the megaphone they come in two types, drum and clutch. saving of Finley McMartin of Dodge county, :ould be heaitl all over the house. My Ktistfa has polled Horse Power machines equipped with the new triple power from 10% to over S00 stomps, device which greatly increases the pulling power, without Everett Ford Irwin and C. M. Loring To show how clearly the sound was some el them with 50% over etrmin on man, norse or machine. One Man Pullers equipped of Hennepin county, Seth H. Kinney ransmitted, Mr. Gaty telephoned to a tap-iooM 1 ft. dm with double leverage which gives an ordinary farm boy all other a is Into cianlte. Itaure fcnd Henry Schroeder of Clay county. giant's power. The automatic take-up, great time-saver, he De Fox'est company's office at Highridge A methods. pulL on all machine^ one man power and horse power. Committee members said selecting —C.S. MeMILUN and the operator of the phonograph profit sharing Send Today for Our New Free Book—* YoUodfc Idaho a successor to President Vincent was listened to the ground wire telephone. plan. Thm Cold in Yoar Stamp Land" I discussed Informally at an executive The music when it got back to It valuable Information on «B khd« of had desring. It toBuB gives session while they were at lunch, Um by this route, he said, was even •boot tbe KMhlhw of pullers—the raortcomplete in tba world—and explain* Kirmtin Serrica, forever free to an ownera of Kiratm Machines. It haa many photographs of stamps that the Kirstin baa polled, sad letters but no progress was made.. They intimated louder than the original sounds from 'rom the men who palled them. Don't buy a poller until yoa read this book. that having looked over Bi* Money to those who Order Early. To first buyers in every locality we offer a special opportunity to join lie phonograph. A New York Times In onr profit sharinz plan. Wo canvassing jost a willlngneea to show your Kirstin to your neighbors. Don't available alumni and faculty members wait—lend the coupon today. reporter called up Mr. Gaty's house A. J. KIRSTIN COMEANY Largest Stusp Mitt Hanuteetsrere St, EicmmIk, they had begun considering outside Mala Mick. taffesWwMi ind the megaphone was placed near candidates.» lie receiver at that end. The music, iransmitted about 40 miles through air iuntin Hon* Iks Kbitis Msrtsi BREEDERS CHOOSE OFFICERS ind then nearly the same distance by fete rii sf Pallsr altar fdbf. Gets ground wires, could be heard distincty. had laa^ytaralsw. Livestock Men Hear Talks on Bovine The phonograph was telling how Ills as Meet Ends. she could "yacki hacki wicki wacki A.J. Xlrstlm Minneapolis. In every corner and ft oo" in Honolulu. E35 office and show ring in the live stock Mr. Gaty was enthusiastic. He said It., Xteanaba, HiehlcaS pavilion at University farm, besides :hat the operator in the De Forest Send me a frea sessions in the dairy barn and dairy milding announced the number of -of "Hie Gold our 8taa»s Hall, live stock breeders of Minnesota ach record, its name, and so forth Mrs. Ben Lindsey, wife of Judge deld meeting, discussed the worth of ivhen he was about to put it on the Lindsey of the Denver juvenile court» their respective breeds, and means of phonograph, and that the spoken announcement who will shortly star in the movies. Advertising the same, and elected officers could be heard in every She will act in a series of pictures Town-. to further the organization work built about her husband's work in hia :orner of the Gaty house. Mr. Godley, V.D. or P.O. Boa... for the coming year. it his home in Montclairr had not famous juvenile court. As the .closing number on the pro­ :aken the trouble Jo ask if the expert-