TTIF, r.EK: OMATTA. FRIDAY. XOYKMTVF.n 4. 1010.
Council Bluffs
Council Bluff?
Council Bluffs
Council Bluffs
Minor Mention
Tht, Coaucil Bluffs officii of Tli
Oifcaha Ha la at IB Scott Btrset.
Both 'piloses 43.
lilllURS lOi)K'.l 1 lit JAIL Roy Green 'Must
- TT a tt ff xi 1 Face Atlantic
! County Eastiie Declared Unfit Place ,
to Keep Prisoners. ' Robbery Charge
of one of Ihr mrnil"is. wire delivered
So murli ctri-nN was laid upon the injuno
tlon ran fully to Inquire Into the condition
ot the jnlls of the county. hospitals and
similar institutions thHt the jurors Ulsie
t.airird lontj t-mahllHlietl prectUent In such
inaltprx and took up the duty of examin
ing into the condition of the county Jail
ns their first net instead of making It the
Until part of their work '1 hey dlwregarded
another pr cedent by immediately making
a report to the court.
The jurors went over to tli jail Imme
diately after otganitliiK and spent an hour
or more making a careful examination.
They peered Into every nook and cranny,
InvefHiKaied the plumbing, heating and
ventilation, took m asui'inenls of the cells
and corridors, looked Into the private quar
ter of Jailer 11111 and Ids family and then
uent back to their room and diseased the
tjueation of mukiiiK the strongest con
demnatory report possible They scorched
Hcvcial sheets of paper and used language
that startled the t Downtime machine in
The work will be followed i ,,. ,.,, ,n.n rr,.ir,a i, n.,,,i,
to make It printable, evolving a report
I 'avis, dross.
on lgaiifi. undertakers 'l'honen US.
r.MM' m-:ku .vr-jwiosps- hckkrt
Majestic ia;i(-ev. 1 C. 1 e Vol lldw. Co.
l'iclur framing. .Jinifn. Ma -unic templu.
Woodi ing L nd i iukIiik cotnpuny. Tel.
I.fvl ( utlir. futieial flirt ctor. '1'horie Id".
Sec TorwIcU first for iain:iim, 211 S. Mum.
Kim I.M IIANGIJ UK UKAL, K STATU
Tity tiWAi's.
Mrs. Hilen Heeley left yesn-rday for a
business tup to .New Yolk.
Schii.,l.:i and .-.tola' Malt hxtract for
fiiii !' j. .1. Kline t.u.. It. J liiuuilwuy.
Mi and Mm. Ceurge Hill itunutn.rit ti e
t 1 1 lit of a boy at toclr home, i1j Iowa
a tiiue.
'1 he lioyal Order of Mion Wilt inec t
' ' 1 ri 1 1 It t ior the consideration of iTiiportHni
business.
Have your 1hncs fitted or repaired by
J. W. Terry, optician, 411 riroadway, office
with (leoigt" Otrncr.
l)o no wall papeilm; un'.rHsi jou see Jrn
Ken fiist, Ma-sonic lumitle. It pays. IJvery
thimt.lij the latest and best wall papers.
Miss Maiv 1 littrvi n of .sew Voik l ity
nil Mm. K. J. Nicholson of Walworth,
W Is., are visitiriK nl iho Home ol nr. unu
Mis. llaverslock.
The W linouu.-is club will meet this after
noon u.l tin) home ol Mrs. J. I'. li tlniin li
p;l hieluii avenue, ut i :M o'clock. All
Inembeia of l.lly camp No. 1 are uryed to
attend.
Mrs. Jennie Whedon of Wlntorset. la.,
who Is oepaitnii'tii piesidint ot the
Woman h Ittlitif i:ur)n of the. lirand Army
of the Itepubllj, is me Kiitsi ol Airs. L). R.
Mltur.
Ivanlme Pommandcry. KnUhtH Templar,
will Hint In special ( on vin ti Imn at Masonic
hall Krtday evening for wink In the order
ot the ti triple
by a drill.
Mrs. A. H. Merrick and daughter,
Marjorie, have n turni'd to their home In
Chicago after spending six months at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Cavin, Mrs.
Merrick,'! parents.
VniiT wlmer overcoat and stilt may nee1
presume and cleaning. Lt us have them
early. We guarantee to please you. No
garment too delicate fur us to handle. Illuff
l.j Uaimury, liry Cleaning and Iiya
Wot ks.
Oeorge Paker; engine foreinnn at the
I'nion faoilc transler, Is suffering from
painful .Injuries -austalnrd by a fall from
tho to)i ot, fe freight car. One Rnee was
dlslocatnU wind he sustained many other
painful btittsas. ills Injuries are painful,
but not dangerous.
T. A. Cochran. 0 years old, died yester
day at the home of his brother, J. R.
Cochran, VW Houth Sixteenth, after a long
Illness. Jle In Survived by one sun, Ray
mond Cochran, and four brothera, J. It, R.
K. and t '. of Council Bluffs, and A. W.
Cochran rf Blair.. Nrt.,' and one sister,
Mrs. Mary Hollvy'bf Tacoma, Wash.
Mayor . Maiouy, Chief of i'odce Kroom
and DeTeeUva.'t'allaihtin repreuented the
Council ' Bluffs exoouuv department at
the funeral ot Captain J4ostyn In Ornuha
yesterday morning. They bore the t.lbute
of the UiUfi';il Jsluffs police d parlaient,
a 1 anU'-' of white chryuanthemums, vhioli
was puiued on Uie 'Cachet whoa It va
c in rli d to the hears.
Charles b. Hcalon, who stole an over
coat from A. i). Frost,' a railroad man and
was caught by Frost, within a few
minutes, was In police court again yester
day for final adjudication of inn matter
The hearing; had bn urtjounied several
times awaiting the presence of Mr. Frost.
lie did not appear yesterday to prose
cute and Heaton was discharged.
The annual banquet ' or I'nion Veteran
legion No. It will be held on Friday
evining at trie association's hall. The
b.-iniiuet Is being prepared and will be
spread by trio members of the woman's
auxiliary ot the legion. It is designed
only for members and none others will
be admitted. An entertaining program has
been prepared, and (he entertainment will
have' inauy, pheasant features. t
Burning soot in a chimney at the home
of the nursea employed at the Jennie Kd-
tnundson hospital called the fire depart-
I NO LIGHT OK GROUND FLOOR Caught Here by Detective Calla-han.
He Tries to Escape Identified by
Atlantic Hotel People.
Plnrr- Too Small for I hoar (on fined
anil tacilllies for Safety and
Ventilation Aw fry Poor
Indeed. They n.
When JuiiKC i.n-fii conven-d district
court at :iO o'clock cst-nlay morning the
instructions to the giand Jury, which bal
Hoy Green of Oinala, wll known as
pr.ifeshiotial und expert hotel tiiief, ar
retted scores of time-.- iin-l once sent to
prison from Council Uluffs, canie to town
estirday afternoon. lietili.e Calla
ghan happenetl to see him as lie passe. 1
the postofflce and invited lilm to stop
beoi deferred on account ot the absence , .... ,.,,.,,,,.. fjrpi. .l.-nif i his lil,,n-
II. i". Thomas. ' ' ! t. I
r,i'-:;nl. Maml ITnuvh. Mr Mabel olio
ptind. Harry 1to ne. T. l'o ne. Kinily Man
sin H ss Hoyne. J. A Af.thlen. Frank j
Mni.,v. 1'iarl Morris. Arthur. Aduiph and!
Klsle Klgan. j
Iftna rm Notes. j
H JA N Willi A. I'.. Thivnell presiding I
court coiiMicd In Logan y.'tiiday. I
I ' K! '!'! i A lorn niikln.; machine In!
t'ie "latest wrinkle " in tnis scrtion. l-'snn- I
eis nre iotHeitiplatli.it hat. dug together'
h n I buying the niachiiie. as It will do tile:
oik of inaii men In gathering the corn.
STORM LAKK Mrs. S. I! fox. who w !
ffail ii y burned in an explos on of a misn- I
I nc mm e ut her home here Satuidnx. died
of her in lHti, s last night. She is survived I
b two daughters,
f RI S I '.N 1 HMSion Supetintcndeut W. 0
Cunl is iii t'lucagn
assisting
Roomers Driven
From Beds by
Midnight Fire
v
Twenty People Rush Out Into Chilly
Atmosphere Clad in Sleeping
Garments.
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1
this week, w.ieie he
is uswtinif In framinie a new time card
that Is expected to go into effect on the! attempt to put it out.
Twenty or mute frightrr.ed rooniei
j clad for the most put only In Dsjamas
and nlelitruhes. rushed madly out of the
i house and Into the stteet. when fire broke
out in the loomliiR house of Mrs. Nancy
j Simpson, nt ;i:0 North Twenty-eighth av
I cnue. at 11H o'clock last night,
j Walter Simpson had s'tieiled smoke about
I 11 o'clock and searching for Its source.
I foi nd a small fire blazing in a rear room.
1 The lad burned his hands severely In an
After finding this
us
nient to 1012 Kant Piercs street last evening
A neighbor, unserving sparks riving from
the chimney, had turned In an alarm. The
firemen found the nurses enjoying a com
fortably heated room unaware that the
spurka from their fir had caused alarm.
The ownera of the Greek pool hall at
Kit Uroadway were again reminded that
the Iowa laws and the local city ordi
nances prohibiting the presence of minor
In pool halls must be obeyed. They had
been warned a number of times and made
frequent promises and yesterday Chief
Kroom ordered the uncut of one of them.
The chief declared with n.uch earnest
ness yesterday that the laws re.gnlr.tlns;
mich plttcea will be vigorously enforced.
Mrs. Klina. Qrundel died at her home
near Weston yesterday of apoplexy, after
an Illness ot three days. She was 72 years
old. She was born In Germany and came
here, when a young .girt. For thirty-five
years she resided near I'nderwood and for
tlui last eleven years at Weston. Three
sons survlie her, C. J. of Weston. John K.
of Kvanalon, Wyp., and Frank M. of
Marysvllle, Mo. The Tuneral will be held
Fnd.iy morning from the Catholic church
at Seaton.
Thw residence of F.dward Parker. aou2
Fourth avenue, was badly damaged by fire
yesterday aftornoon which caught from
a deft-otive chimney. When discovered the
en lira half of the roof was In flames. The
firemen were obliged to' throw large quan
tities of water to control the flames, and
nearly an oi me iuriutura was badly dam
axed by wuter and smoke There was In
surance to the amount of $S0u on the build
ing and fuu on the furniture, and the loss
win approximate close to the Insurance.
Frank Campbll. strong and healthy and
SI years old, picked up a green hide lying
in rronr ot tin unowy nine House on
bouih JJaln street. Tuesday afternoon and
started away with It. Lindsay and one
of his employes tttarted In pursuit, and al
though the hide weighed nearly loft pounds
CmpbH lis'l a cliapce to win out in the
mee if 1 Imd not bumped Into a police
officer while looklnr backward as he ran.
He Im .uo explanation when arraigned in
police, oaurt ) -terda, morning and ,lud,-e
Knytler pt him to tli, county jail for
thirty daa.
Miss Jesele Williams, nged 2ft. died at the
home -of her mother, Mrs. I-eonard W
ilnms, at No. S. Kast "Washington avenue
after an Illness of elelit months, from tu
berculosis. Miss Williams came here eight
months ago from her home at Marshall.
Mch .. to visit her brothera, John B and
Frank Q. Williams, who have had charge
of the sudltoilutn ska'lng rink, and re
mained In the hope of benefiting her
health. Her mother, who accompanied her
also remclncd. The body will be returned
today to liruff lke. Mich., for burial. A
short service wHI be held at the residence,
conducted by Rev. F. A. Case.
Charles William Miller. a Harrison
rinii'.tv farmer, rcsming near t.ot'un, yes
categorically condemning the jail In all its
functions.
Details of Report.
Following Is the report:
The grand Jurors would respectfully re
port that they have Inspected the county
jail at Council Uluffs. This jail Is about
twenty-two years old. The main part oi
the Jail consists of a revolving cylinder
three stories nigh, with ten cells on eacn
story -and two Iron bunks In each cell.
The corridors opening off of each story
do not contain to exceed 3110 square feet
of floor space, so that there is very little
room in wnicn tne prisoners can exercise.
The steel bars In this corridor are ex
ceedingly hard and brittle and the jail
has been broken out of many times. In
repairing these breaks the spaces have
been filled with steel sheets, so that the
little light that was originally available Is
now almost wholly cut off from the cor
ridor. This is particularly true on the
ground floor.
At the present time there are confined
in the Jail thirty-one prisoners. The accom
modations for the Jailer and the facilities
tor cooking for and taking care of the pris
oners are very poor, and the Jail is so
poorly arranged that proper and safe
supervision of the prisoners cannot be
made by the Jailer. We think that the
lack of light, lack of ventilation and
almost total lack of room for exercise
make the place unsanitary and very In
jurious to those who are ao unfortunate as
to ba compelled to stay there, and also
call attention to the fact that the Jail is
an insecure one in which to keep pris
oner. All Parties Represented.
As the members of th grand Jury
comprise both democrat and republicans
whose residence are well distributed over
the county It cannot ba charged that the
report ha any political complexion or 1
the result of the dtalr of the people of
Council Bluff and tha west end of the
county to Influence the voters on election
day In favor of the proposition that the
county board ba placed upon the offi
cial ballot authorlmlruj the laauanc of
bonds to the amount of 175.000 for the
construction of a new county Jail. The
effect of the condemnatory report cannot.
however, be other than favorable for the
proposed bond lsru.
Judge Oaesn adjournad court last night
until November 10 to permit the county
officers, who are looking after election
matter to have a better opportunity to
do so. Tha grand Jury will remain in ses
slon today when it, too, will adjourn un
til after election.
inference.
tity and his name and started away with
progiessive ppeed, which developed Into
a sAift run when Callaghan ordered htm
to stop. Callaghan has had severul los
ing foot races with Green in the past, and
when the fugitive dodged Into the alley
in the rear of the Dodge Light Guards
armory Callaghan drew his revolver and
fired several shots In 1m vicinity of his
feet. Green continued to run, leaping over
alley and lawn fences and was finally
caught while attempting to lift an out
side cellar door at the residence of Mrs.
Amy Hammer for the purpose of hiding.
When taken to the station he was founu
to be carrying a loaded revolver and he
wa9 held on that charge and for the pur
pose of investigation.
Kress reports yesterday contained an ac
count of the robbery of landlord Daly of
the Tollman hotel at Atlantic, when a
sneak thief broke into his room, pried
open a desk drawer and stole $-" In
cash and a check for S50. The women of
the hotel had seen a man prowling about
the corridors of the hotel and had ordered
him away.' The description they gave
and the method of the thief's operations
fitted Green so snugly that when Chief
of Police Froom called up Sheriff Duval
of Atlantic, he was pretty nearly pre
pared to say he had the hotel thief In cus
tody. The Cass county sheriff came to
Council Bluffs yesterday in company .with
Mrs. Daly and the chambermaid who had
encountered the thief in the corridors and
they Instantly identified him as the man
they saw whom they met face to face.
Green was then wearing a natty blue
suit, but when arrested here was clothed
in a new suit of widely different color
and pattern. Sheriff Duval took Green
back to Atlantic yesterday afternoon and
he will have to stand trial on the robbery
charge. The Omaha police department
made an earnest demand for Green be
cause he was wanted on three charges,
but Chief Froom concluded the man would
stand a better show of retirement, If con
signed to the care of the Casa county
authorl ties.
Green has been arrested .scores of times
In Council Bluffs and Omaha, buf he has
always been too shrewd to be convicted.
The last time he robbed the Grand hotel,
County Attorney Hess had him Indicted
under the common thief act and he wo
given a term at Fort Madison, securing his
discharge last spring. He has served one
term in Nebraska. Bent up from Blair. HI
specialty is hotel Jobs and the police Bay
he is one of the most adroit and success
ful In the country.
FOURTEENTH WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY SURPRISE
Friends of Mr. and Airs. Frank Elaan
Invade MIomv and,, dive Conple .
Unexpected Entertainment.
Exhibits Piling
in for Fruit Show
Superintendent Eeed Find Hit Abil
ity to Core for Them Taxed
to the Utmost
Fruit for the exposition I arriving; at
the rate of a car a day. and Freeman
Reed I finding more work in connection
with his position as general superintend
ent than at both of the previous big
hows. All of tha stuff offered for exhi
bition must be receipted for by him and
must be sent to the Bloomer Cold Storage
plant where It Is cared for free. An
other car waa received yesterday from
Payette, Ida., and numeroua small ship
ment were coming lit all day today.
Rt quests for more space and applica
tions for reservations were numerous.
George H. Smith, representing the Com
mercial club of Twin Fall. Ida., came
her for the purpose of securing space
for an enormous vegetable exhibit. He
wanted to, fetch enough to fill about half
of tha annex buildings, but got room for
several car loads.
Another feature of the rush ot applica
tions that came in yesterday was the In
terest shown iii the exposition by the
fruit growers around St. Joseph, Mo.
Failure to secure the exiiositlun for Bt.
Joseph this year was declared by the 8t.
Joseph representatives who attended the
annual meeting of the congress last fall,
a certain means of preventing any of them
exhibiting at the 1M0 exposition or tak
ing any interest In It. Among the appli
cants fin' spaee yesterday were many of
the leading fruit growers In th St. Joseph
district. A large space was ass.gned yea-
Frank Elgan, manager of the Nebraska
Telephone company, and Mrs. Elgan cele-
bra-ed their fourteenth wedding annivers
ary Tuesday evening in a manner that was
rather unexpected. They had planned a
quiet evening at home, but during a brief
call upon friend in the early part of the
evening their home wa Invaded by a party
of decorators under the guidance of L. E
Renaud, who garnished the rooms In a
tasteful manner, the parlor in huge yellow
chrysanthemum ' and the dining room
wltft pink and white roses. When they re
turned they were greeted by a large num
ber of their friends, who had prepared a
program for the evening amusements. A
mock marriage was one of the features
with Harry Uoyne and Mrs. Mabel Olm
atead as principals and Miss Bess Boyne
and Frank Hober a attendant. The of
ficiating minister was Gall Garretson.
Some especially good music and singing
was enjoyed, given by Miss Maud Hough
and Mr. Mabel Olmstead. Carda and dan
cing were also in the evening entertain
ment. Lunch was served at an early hour. A
handsome fern dish ot hammered brass waa
given to Mr. and Mrs. Elgan, also the good
wishes for the coming years. Those present
were: Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Meneray, sr., Mr.
and Mrs. H. P. Hansen. Mr. and Mrs. Al
fred Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Elgan,
Mr. and Mr. W. A. Boyne. Mr. and Mr.
RurlliiKton along this division and
branches Sunday at noon.
OKI KNT Jonathan Hurst, an aued resi
dent of Orient, is dead ft m Unguis dis
ease, contracted in Florida, where he wi lit
a few months ago. previous to moving
scuth Mr. Hurst was a long-time reldent
of Sac county, Iowa. He waa over Go years
of age.
IOWA CITY Frank C.lhson, a black
smith, was shot Monday evening while re
turning home from work, the ace. dent pre
sumably arising from some youngster's
H ul low e'en prank. The In Hired man Is im - '
proving nicely and no serious results arc !
anticipated. ,
CKKSTi N The death of Hotace A. Sea- j
mans occurred at Cottage hospital In this,
city yesterday morning, from cancer. Mr.
Seimans was a young man and his early j
life was spent In Taylor county, near
Lenox. He Is survived by his parents
and three sisters.
AMES Valuohle platinum cups, dishes
and other vessels, of a value of .-0, which
were used In the chemical laboratory of the
Iowa State college, were stolen from the
laboratory some time Inst niRht It Is be
lieved the vessels will n cut Into pieces
and the platinum sold. There Is no clue.
FORT IOlK!E The recently orRanlted
Civic league, the members of which are
opposed to saloons, and banded together
to defeat them at the coming election, has
secured Mayor Don C. Love of Lincoln,
Neb., to address a mass meeting at the
Fifty-sixth replmental armory next Sunday.
CO RYION The Iowa Equal Suffrage
state convention convenes In Corydon
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, No
vember 15, 15 and 17. The sessions will
be held In the Methodist church. Splendid
programs have been arranged for the
three dates. Dr. Harton O. Aylesworth,
national lecturer and organizer, has been
slated for the principal address.
BEAMAN From InHirles received Sun
day evening while riding home from his
work, Wlllard Allen, a young farm hand,
died here today. It IS believed that his
horse was frightened and he was thrown
to the ground, fracturing his skull. He
was found in the road, the horse standing
along side of htm, and the theory that the
horse threw him Is the only satisfactory
one that can be advanced.
FORT DODGE The Elks' lodge of this
city ha closed a five-year lease for the
entire third floor of the Butler building,
one of the large brick business structures
on Central avenue, and already remodeling
Is under way, that the new quarters may
be occupied by January 1. Convenient ar
rangement of rooms and artistic finish of
woodwork will make the new lodge quar
ters among the finest In the state.
RI'RIilNOTON Injunction proceedings
against sixteen more saloons and eight
drug stores at Burlington were filed by
the anti-saloon league agent. The league's
action Is stirring up a regular hornet's
nest and in a called meeting of the Com
mercial exchange strong resolutions scor
ing the anti-saloon league for bringing the
Injunctions were adopted. It is claimed
the saloonlsts are and have been comply
ing to the letter with the mulct law.
LOGAN B. E. Edquist, civil engineer of
Omaha, reported last evening to the Busi
ness Men's association of Logan. In session,
that the sewerage system being under
consideration here could be put In effec
tive oDeratlon at Kl.WO. Erection ot a
standpfpe to give better fire protection to
West Logan, also water supply for house,
lawn and gardens, and extension of water
mains, were improvement discussed. Mr.
Bullock of the Omaha Bullock Public
service and Judge A. B. Thornell were
also present, the former discussing elec
tric lights to be rurnlenea by the Bullock
company from the plant at Missouri Val
ley, and the latter commenting upon the
Improvements and future growth of Logan.
in. possible he at once turned In an alarm j
The fire department soon got the fire
under control, and it was extinguished be
fire much damage was done. The damage
to tho house was estimated at Jo0 and '
the damage to the furniture at an equal
amount. The building was a three-story
frame structure.
Received
Highest
Award
World
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Wonderful in its economy.
It costs less than the hiRh-price
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it is worth more, nut proves its
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Exposition
r
"I am pleased to recommend Chamber
laln'rf Cough Remedy as the best thing 1
know of and safest remedy for coughs,
colds, and bronchial trouble," writes Mrs.
L. B. Arnold of Denver. Colo. "We have
used it repeatedly and it ha never tailed
to give relief." For sale by all druggist.
CORNHUSKER CLUB GROWING
Clob in University of Aflchlajan Ad
mits to Membership Vast
Mom ber.
All the officers and member of the
Missouri Valley Alumni association of
Michigan university are now members of
the Cornhuskers' club, according to the
action of the club. Word has been re
ceived that the Cornhuskers have thirty
member out of the forty Nebraska tu
dent in the University of Michigan.
The purpose of the Cornhuskers' club Is
to spread the fame of the Michigan school
far and wide, and also to let the students
from every section know what a great
state Nebraska Is.
Lame back U one of the most common
forms of muscular rheumatism. A few
applications of Chamberlain's Liniment will
give relief. For sale by all druggists.
DEAF? Ie
Will Cure Catarrhal Cause
terdsv filed an application for relief from I terday to the 8hoshone irrigation company
h!s debts through the bankrupt?!- court. . ...l... : ..,1,ii,,rie will, a leUirranliie
He schedules his total llulill;.-s ai V Cv xi 1 "f ,rtaho !" -om pilar., e wlllt a telegraphic
Sim hn i order.
irnt At the meeting of the congresj held last
evening It was decided further to enlarge
and assets at 11 Cv, of which
claims as exempt Among tlie
cred tors are the First Nntlonsl bank of
ii- , , .1 tr-i . x . i.,. i 1.....1. - m
loe.in The Woodbine bun holds Miller's!00 nnex nl aa'' at,OUt '" n,orc I
tian-T to the vn'ue of W'.I.O.',, of (,-eh sijuare feet to the atldlt'on of 'i.'ifO p.-ov ded 1
t feu Is secured hv chattel mori truu'e on f,,r on the dav previous. The extensions ;
farm slock and the I ui-iti InMlto-'on '.s j , b niadis ln Bryant street an- I
Ms obligations to the amount of 1771 7" j
I'i .f which is secured 1 ne tot i' of tl- ncx.
paiilallv secured c:a'ni " : und 1
thorn wholly unsecured fvx.10. The A. Hospe Co. stock of pianos are!
not a cheap bunch of Instruments bought
for tho purpose of conducting a apeci.il
sale, but their regular stock of high- 1
grade and artistic pianos. Including or
gans, small instruments, etc.. that must
be sold by Nov. 10. us they must vacate
building. '-' I'ear! St. and '.'S S. Main St. j
If suffering from Catarrhal deafness
write til for Free Samnle of "Konrlnn's"
i'i'il Dermanent. safe auii SDeedv cure
... 'wuuauUuiti.i.iUt.iUaiiiiuuiiilliiil aromatic, soothinc nleasant. henlmo-.
fli T T.I1iotnl Vttf Cfimrkl
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Kspccially valuable In aural affections of children
mild, pure, in sanitary tubes. Especially recommended by
physicians for children with cold in the head, which so
odcii brines on chronic nasal catarrh. Contains no harm
ful drtics. Sold only In snniurr. convenient lubes and
recommended by over .lo.OiW druggists in L'5c and 50c tubes.
If yours hasn't Kondon's, a 2oc or f0c tube will be sent you
postpaid on receipt of price, or absolutely free sample by
Kondon Mfg. Company, Minneapolis, Minn.
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Ileal IXate Transfers.
The follow ins transfers were reintrtrd to
The Bee November II by the Pottawattamie
Oo'-ntv Abstract company. Council Uluffs:
W IllKtn C. Webster and wife to Wil
liam J. Sehlkt, IMit se', nc1, of 27.
und part e .se', iT-7ti-44. w' d I 4.W7
Paul Mowry and v!f.- to Kdwln Par
ker and Annie Fold, n1- lots 4 and
f. In lock S. Beer's addition to Coun
cil Bluffs. Ia., w. d 4.1iO
Chailes Kogers to If. J. Iiollen. lot
In b.ock 3 In iudson's S-c.nd addi-
lt- n to Neola, I., w. d 1.4.V0
Jesiirn J. sii'deiitopf it ul to lle'Ti-
tta F. Cti.-itilv t7'1 feet of lot
In O. P. of Cuurcil IUurf.
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J, ep!i Perron mid wife to IV J.
U:tt tie lots 1? a ul H and n et
i f lot 11 In block 1 In Fvans' Br1d
n l lUhp t I'oui'iii Bluff-, la . w. d 1
J. -.rn'l Ferror ;1ed wife to " 1
Mir-'e , t is t vl. at an f !l
In t 'if k ".. in Mo'ce pla e addition
to r, ,:nri Pl-iif . 1 . w d 1
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Marriage Licenses.
M.irrUge lice is v.r - i:ed ye teiday
j to the folloulus na i'ci person.-:
I N'ii i c ncd H-.-s.cc ce
: Henry .1ohnnburg. Council Rl .f.'s.
i t 1,1 1 .'olini'Ot . t o i ne i n jus.
L. H. Carter. I'tiiincH ! iliit r.s
h. 1. Si l.roeiler. Count:! l.iulfs
Juc tb Schiauk Omaha
I'cuil Frai'ces i!il!nkl. Council Bluffs
l-etirv !. I.orii', Cuuiicli lilu.'fs
Mabel K. Frits Hk.iliHwa. in
A!v Pell. Till', r. ia
i8t).eiiin' M. Wnriur. Council l.lufts
Fred H Clvffot ide. Warren. Pa .
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NcwYorks social centre
Easily accessible to
theatre and slicincL
districts
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Wetherbce tfWood
fifth Ave. Fifiyvf?f?h St
NEW YORK. CITY
EXPERIENCED SALESLADIES WANTED. APPLY AT ONCE.
)RKIF DOUGLAS STUEET STOKE
READ THE FOLLOWING TELEGRAM:
NIGHT MESSAGE
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23,000 OFFICES IN AMERICA. CABLE SERVICE TO ALU THE WW Hi. v.
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FIOBBRT C.JCLOWHY, PraaMant and Oaoaral Mana-rar.
New York, Nov. 1, 1910.
Orkin's Douglas Street Store,
Omaha, Neb.
Purchased fitm Rujena & Morton entire stock of five hundred and sixty high class tail
ored suits at fifty cents on the dollar. Advertise the greatest sale Omaha ever knew.
J. B. Orkin.
greatest sale of high-class, new fall and
Omaha has ever known.
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Tbe bulk ol utoraobllet are bought by the real people who do the work that make this country what It la.
Xbey find a car earn Its keep by aavtng time, promoting health for every member of the family.
Don't Spite Yourself
Of course the automobile, like any other good new
thing, has suffered from some of its friends. The "joy
rider," the conscienceless "speed merchant," the "road
hog," the "dust thrower," the "horn maniac," the
blatant "sport" and the "cut-out kid" have all been
abroad in the land.
But to let these fast passing evils, which are de
cried by every reputable dealer and manufacturer,
prevent you from having the benefit of a motor car
would be a good deal like going without dinner be
cause the cook swore at the ice man.
But don't forget that while you were standing on the corner
criticising the man who made a holy show of himself through
misuse of hia car, a dozen sane, sensible, everyday, honest-to-gracious
American citizens slipped past you in their cars.
They slipped past without noise, without excitement, going
about their own business with speed and efficiency, with
fresh air in their lungs, and satisfaction in their hearts.
The bulk of automobiles are bought by such men as those
who conduct stores, manage factories, operate uilroads,
build Fhips and bridges, run banks, sell goods, write books,
edit newspaper! and magazines, direct corporations ; doctors,
lawyers, farmers, engineers, contractors,' business men,
printers, artist, real estate men in short, the real people
who do the work that makes this country what it is.
These men find that the automobile helps them in their
business, that it pays high interest on the investment and
earn its keep by saving time by enabling them to do more
things by promoting health by affording change and
recreation in the out-of-doors. They find that a car is of
equal benefit and pleasure to every member of the family.
They find that as aoon as a car is bought it ceases to be a
luxury and becomes a necessity. They find they couldn't
possibly get along without one and they never try to any more.
Chalmers Cars appeal to this class of people because tbey
have beauty and style and distinction a cer.-ain way of their
own. There ate quite a few people nowad.ys who really
prefer vety fine and beautiful things to the ordinary sort.
Decide Upon Your Car
by Comparison
Some people do not object to saving
as much se (iouo to $atiuo in the pur
chase of a motor cur iiiat will emwer
every pcaeible requirement.
The Chalmers "FortV appeals very
strongly to such people.
This famous car has ell the power
anyone can ever need; strata for ueveo
if cetired ; luxurious finish ; beauty
and style; the quality tu wear. The
price of 311750 includes Loach magneto,
Preat-O-l.ite tank and (as lsnips.
It ia an eaay matter, of course, to
spend more for a car, but If you start
out some day seriously to find enough
more in one to justify a higher price,
you have forty-eight chant.ee in fifty
to fail, and you will put In tha hard
cat day's work of your life.
In the end. you will probably con
clude there is 110 other value ao con
vincing as the Chalmers "forty."
Thia car ! in iu fifth season. It is
one of America's truly lumoua cara.
1 he f rat one we ever made is running
yci. 11 rune an fay, every oay.
Detroit, aa a factory errand car.
The man who owns a "Forty" will
tell you there is no better car. He is
a little prejudiced, cl course, in favor
of a beautiful and laithful friend
jutt as we are.
But if you think of buying a ctr, yoa
can diaccunt this prejudice by ex
amining the " Pcrty" for youieelf ia
compurieon with otners of any price.
If you can buy more dollar (or dol
lar value anywhere, of courae you
will, but wail, we think yuu will buy
a "Forty" alter you have looked into
the matter thoroughly.
The 1911 model, big. handeome and
com petrnt-lookiog.ie now on our floor.
We invite you to come and see us.
!!. E. Fredrickson Auto Co., Omaha, Meb.
CHALMERS MOTOR COMPANY, Detroit, Mich.
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The above telegram fully explains itself, and the
entire stock of 560 high-class, tailored suits will be
placed on sale Saturday the same as bought, at 50c
on the dollar.. Watch Friday night's papers for the
Winter suits
iOUGUS - STRBET STORE
j N. f - Plumbing Co. Tel. Zi. Niht, L-1IU.
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