TIIH OMAHA SUNDAY" UKK: PECT.MHKR 11, 1010.
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puneral of geo. b.tzschuck
Late Treasurer of The Bee Publishing
Company Laid to Beit.
CEREMONIES ARE IMPRESSIVE
Fellerr Rmplnres nf Tn Rft Attend
tkr (hare a BerTlre I a Bor
Her. T. J. Markar Deliver
the Address.
The funeral of Oeorire Tt. Tsschuck. late
treasurer of The Pes Publlahlng- company,
wa held yesterday afterno n at All Paints'
churfh at ! o'clock. Rev. T. J Mackay,
rector, condurted the service.
The service were attended by a large
HumUr of old friends ar.d associates of
Mr. Ttsrhuck. Krnploycs of The llee and
of flora of the company attended In a
body. Besides tlirm it irreat number of
members of the Woodmen of the World
were present, paving trloiile to foe memory
of a beloved member of the order.
A robed choir of four young women and
men marched ahead of the casket In the
Impresslvo nroirress to the altar, and there
aang several funeral hymns.
Those who composed the choir were Miss
Tatlence Walker. Mrs. Edllh HelRren,
Claude Iewls and Charles Haverutock. -
From a passage In Corinthians Rev. Mr.
Mackay delivered his nermon over the
body of the departed. Touching upon the
great problems or lire and or oeatn, nr.
Mackay pictured the final departure of a ;
aoul from earth as In reality a birth.
"Peath la swallowed up In victory.' he
rest problems of life and of death, rr,
aid. "The pnaslng of the aoul la Ita final
littnrr after n llfs nf sorrows nT trlbu- 1
latlons." Dr. Mackay declared that life !
wa a greater mystery than death, and
that the advent of a being Into the world
la . a moment of greater concern and a
matter really to be considered more In
sorrow than 1s the taking off of a hu
man being to his last resting place. The
clergyman through his Inspiring sermon
y. pictured the life of, George H. Tzschuck,
j, whose body lay at the foot of the altar,
as having been one of the noble lives,
, the epd of which Is the victory that comes
n death.
The body was taken to Forest I, awn
cemetery and placed In a receiving vault,
..to be held temporarily there till members
of the late Mr. Tsschtick's family have
returned and viewed It.
A splendid offering of flowers In several
large designs, decked the altar and repre-
aented the expression of reverence from
Th Bee, the several orders to which Mr.
,tTachuck belonged and many Individual
friends who presented them.
i . The active pallbearers were:
Pwlght Williams. J. J. I bright.
, Joseph H. Campbell, William Cole,
W. R. Adair, J. D. Weaver,
Honorary pallbearers:
'" ' Harry Haskell, C T. Knuntze.
W. It. Baker, C. C. Hoscwater.
T. W. McCullough, K. J. Hoel.
. . Robert Hunter.
r . Panama Canal Bond
Issue Will Be Made
to Avoid a Deficit
Farther Legislation Necessary to
Meet Problem of Providing Market
Without Complication!.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10. Machinery waa
et In motion today to provide for an Issue
of Panama canal bonds to end a drain
tipon the working balance of the treasury,
which now threatens a deficit.
Seotetarj- of the Treasury MacVeagh had
long conference on the subject with Hen-
tor Aldrlch, chairman of the senate com
mittee on finance.
It waa said that several complications
had arisen and that further legislation
would be necessary If the proposed new
ecurltlea are to find a market without de
pressing the more than 1700,000.000 of I per
cent bonds now outstanding.
Under the authorisation for tho leant,
t292.Ono.00O additional Panama bonda It waa
. provided that they might bear I per cent
Interest. Most of the government securitlea
new outstanding bear 2 per cent
In order to equalize the two classes of
bonds, when used for bank circulation. It
was provided that the I per cents should be
Used I per cent, as against one-half of 1
per cent paid by the I per cent bonds where
So used.
Secretary MacVeagh advanced the idea
that if the new I per cent bonds were made
nonavallable for bank circulation tt would
prevent a curtailment of the demand which
exists for the t per cents, as the latter
would continue to be required by the banks
aa a basis for circulation.
' An issue of bonds without circulation
privilege. It la pointed out. would be In the
nature of an experiment.
FRIENDSHIP STIRRED HEARTS
Tet ( Them Throb as e I'nder
the Persuasive lafloeace
of Gnn.
Tha conductor on a western freight train
saw a tramp stealing a ride on one of
the forward cars. He toM a brakeman in
the caboose to go up and put the man
oft gt the next stop. V.'iien the brakitmun
approached the tramp, 11. e latter waved a
f big revolver and told him to keep away.
"Did you put him off?" the conductor
.) asked the brakeman, when the train waa
y under way again.
; "I didn't have the heart," was the re
Ply. "he turned out to be an old school
v mate of mine."
"I II take care of him then," said the : -t
conductor as he started over tl.e top of : .-c-j (.-
, , " i i&vili
Alter tne train hail made anothtr stop i
xt. and gone on the brakeman came Into
caboose and said to the conductor:
"Well, did you get him off?"
"No,' he turned out to be an old school
friend of mine, too." Norman K. Mack1
Monthly.
EXAMINATIONS FOR TEACHERS
Testa to Be Held IH-ceinber XT for Ap
plicants for 1'oaltlons
Nest Kali.
A teachers' examination will be held at
the high school Devomber 37 'for those w ho
, wish to get positions next year In Omaha
school. All graduates of normal or uni
versity courses are aJlowed to take posi
tions after passing the examinations, but
high school graduate must have had three
years' teaching experience. Teachers are
taken on the high school list If they r
university graduates only after they have
had two years' experienc In accredited
high schools.
CONFECTION SHOP BLIND PIG
oak Cn4lta ressa Contain
l-iirr Proprietor la Arroateel
In Police Hl.
Tli cigar and randy store conducted by
M. L Levy at 714 North Sixteenth street
waa raided Friday night and Levy, together
with a, number of other occupants of th
pJaco arrested ind a Quantity of liquor
confiscated. In polloe ccurt Ievy was
plaxed under a bond of $U&0 and the follow
ing poreone were bald to be tried with him
Monday morning: John Stout, Katie Lun
deil and 1-aurr- Miller.
Total Population
FTATE3.
1010
t'nl'd States, ecl've of Philippines..! M :. ! JI
Continental I'nlted Htates Jt.7'.2
Alabama
Arlaona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Inlaware
I'tstrlrt of Columbia
... 2. mo.
... HH.V4
... i.r.71.4
. .. 2.377. M
... 7'.ii.-4
... 1.114. 774
ti.:s2
... MI.IH'4
... 7i2.h15
... ItWi.l.'l
, . . W.-I.5M
...5 R1S.fc.il
... 2.TO) S7
... 2 i24.771
... l.'itM.yJ'.'
...2 2v. !.:,
... l.iVt.itVI
... 742.:i71
. .. 1.2 '.34fi
... 414
... 2.P1A.1-S
! Florida
(ieoigla
Idaho
Ill nots
Ind ana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
IyOiilsiana
Main.)
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
2.07.'i.;iH
1.77.ll
M ssourl 3.2H3.:
Montana 37B.D-M
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
1.10 J 214
m.so-i
430.572
2.M7.1K7
3:7.-01
w Tork 9.1 14. till
North Carol na 2 2J.7
Iota rn.a
Oklahoma ; 1.657!i;
Oregon
(772.7
7.tWi 111
Rij.ttio
l,:,ir. 4w
6S3.HSS
Et"".''
Rhode Island .
8outh Carolina
South rakota .
Tennessee .. 2.1f4.7'!!
Texas 3.r4i
Cah '. .'7:1.3)1
Vermont ,V.5.9r.S
Virginia 2 0;i,rti2
Washington 1 141, pno
West Virginia 1.2.'l in
Wisconsin 2 :m.K'i
Wyoming Uri.lMi
Alaska
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Military and naval.
M.r.ll
.. 1H1.WW
.. 1.11.012
Includes 953.243 persons In Porto Rico
for comparison the population Is Included in
under the direction of the War department.
BRIEF CITY NEWS
Have oo rrint XV
9. 3. Creedoa Sods Coal.
Take Tour Printing to the Times.
aWadlng- Lamps Burgesa-Orandsn 1o.
uaenrt Photographer, llih Kar'm.
Bent Money Is the landlord's profit.
Start a savings accobnt with Neo. Savings
It Loan Ass'n to provide a fund to buy a
borne. 1806 Furnam St.
Berea per cout on your money guaran
teed $200 to $2,000, any length of time
from aix months up. Hasting & Hey
den, 1 61 4 ' Harney stredt.
Publlo Berries Corporation- We claim
to be one. Service to clients above ev
erything In all lines of insurance.
'Phone Crelgh, Baldrlge & Co., Douglas
200.
Omaha Snbbar Co, "K. H. Sprague,'
president." 1AIS Harney street. 'Must
around the corner." "Only first quality"
rubbers retailed at our store. Automobile
accessories. "Let us equip your auto."
Verdlot for Company Verdict for the
defendant was relumed in district court
Saturday in the. suit of Samuel nrugsteln
against, the street railway company for
2,&i for personal Injury.
Kiss Fhllbrick Is having a holiday sale
of her Chinese embroideries, carved Ivory,
beautiful necklaces, mandarin coats, Jade
and cloisonne, porcelain, etc., second
floor. Wead building, 18th and Farnam.
'Phone Harney fioOC.
Keep all your life Insurance policies,
rotes, contracts, deds, elc. In the bugrlar
and fireproof vaults of the Omaha Safe
Deposit and Trust Company. A private
safe for 13.00 a year. Street entrance ltilt
Farnam street.
lis Pbllbrlok Is having a holiday sale
of her Chinese embroideries, carved Ivory,
beautiful necklaces,' mandarin ooats. Jade
and cloisonne, porcelain, etc., second
floor, Wead building, 18th and Farnam.
'Phone Harney &50S.
Barg-ess to Talk C. C. Burgess will
address the Omaha Philosophical society
Sunday at S o'clock p. m., in Barlght hall,
Nineteenth and Farnam streets, on "The
Moral Teachings of Jesus."
Borers Paroled to Wife Frederick
Rogers, charged with forging a check for
135, pleaded guilty before Judge Estelle In
dlstilct court Saturday morning and was
paroled to bis wife. The county attorney's
office gave Its approval of the parol after
Rogers had made a showing that he Is not
naturally dishonest, but committed the of
fense whllo drunk.
Lotare at Auditorium Pastor Russell
of Brooklyn tabernacle. New York is to
deliver a free lecture Sunday afternoon at
3 o'clock In the Auditorium, his topic b
iny, "Hereafter." Pastor Russell, by In
vitation, has during the last few months
nUircf-eU several Jewish mass meetings
on tlio question of "Zionism in Proplhesy,"
siu h intetings being held in the New Tork
nlppoiVome, London, England, Albert hall,
Miino""ter, Glasgow, etc.
Bigger, Better Busier That la what
advertising in The Bee will do for your
busineFS.
'lAre You Deaf?
iilavs Ycu Catarrh
I as ss BSk a a a
ASt llliaor UrQnChlf IS?
Xh Cure These
and Many Other Chronic
Diseases.
We Remove the Cause.
Have Had Years of Success
Others and Feel
That We Can Help You.
Tih ft'eeVs Trea!meat FREE
W e lea'.lse that there are many who
are Ui.kbl to pay Urge fees for treat
f.wnt. i.'iiM of tne uncertainty con
nected Willi th usual methods, so
a ha'.' decided to give people a
proof that w can cure them, and the
ou'y cliarg we will make will be fur
ineulctnas actually used. If you can
not vail writ us and w will explain
tow treat you in your own home.
Address,
Bsrlin Medical Institute
Bye, Bar. e aa Throat npeetalists
4OO-40T ldg, . . Omaha, He.
of United. States
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91.219
(1899 census). Decrease. t Indian Territory ranked 39 In population In 1900. but
the Oklahoma figures, tt According to the census of Porto Klco, taken in 1S99
WITNESS MAKES A SENSATION
Declares He Believes the Erdman Jury
is Fixed.
LAWYERS WOULD PROSECUTE
Judge Uetelle Refuses to Take Any No
tice of the Man's Matemeot,
. . . Althoaarh It Is Made In
Open Coart.
Exchanges of tarenstic fllntts by County
Attorney English and John O. Yelser, at
torney for the defense, and grilling cross
examination of witnesses marked the clos
ing hours of the taking of testimony on
the trial of Frank Erdman, charged with
attempting to kill Tom Dennlson with an
Infernal machine.
More sensational than any other Incident
of the sitting was the confession on the
witness stand of H. O. Brass, a South
Oniajia undertaker, who Is active along
lines of prosecuting liquor law and gamb
ling law violations, that he recently de
clared that Erdman will be convicted be
cause the Judge and the Jury are fixed.
Many lawyers who had dropped into the
court room to hear the testimony heard
Mr. Brass' statement, which v.as wrung
frtm him by the county attorney on cross
examination, who bitterly resented It.
C?i mi n
as
And LIBERAL
SI
Down brings you this
2S-plec genuine Wm. A.
Rogers Silver Set- This
high-grade set contain
KNIVES. FORKS,
6 LARUE SPOONS,
TEASPOONS. 1 BUT
TER KNIFE and 1 SU
GAR SHELL. All are
made In the beautiful
new vineyard grape pat
terns, in th French
gray finish. The entire
2 pieces are put up In a
handsomely lined
leatherette cm, a
hown In Uie Illustration.
S9.C0
Oak or atB0ga&7.
Just the
glit for
your
sister,
mother
or wet-
hoart-
llMt
quajlty
materiaJ
used
r'reuch
plate
mirror.
Roomy
drawer.
AVor'.h
11. 00.
prclal
low
price, now
Census of 1910!CITYDADSR1,1EREFORM
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Pet.
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22.1
Several attorneys expressed themselves
In favor of Instituting contempt of court
proceedings against Brass. It Is not likely,
however, that any action will be taken.
At noon the state and the defense rested
and an adjournment was taken until 10
o'clock Monday morning, when the argu
ments will be begun.
H. J. Pinkett. a negro attorney, and J.
M Leldy, superintendent of the Omaha
district of the Nebraska Anti-Saloon
league, were placed on the stand by the
defense to show Erdman was In Omaha
at the time the state claims . he wax In
Louisville. For the same purpose Brass
was placed on the stand. To show that
witness Is prejudiced Tor the defense, the
county attorney wrung from him his con
fession that at a dinner In South Omaha
a few evenings ago he declared the Judge
and Jury are fixed. "That was my private
opinion," said Brass. "I didn't want to
state It here."
Packlnar House for Oinilniiuil,
DEAD WOOD, 8. D., Dec. 10. (Speeclal.)
Representatives of the packing house
of T. II. Slncluir A Co., Ltd.. of Cedar
Rapids, la., are In the city Investigating
the possibilities of locating a branch
house In this city. A tentative site has
been etdected and temporary arrange
ments being made. The company has
been sellng pork and other like materials
here for twenty years.
The Key to the Situation Bee Want Adn.
1 F! F1 PrB
CREDIT ON HOLIDAY GOODS
Quar
tered Oak
Rocker
Si!5
Imperial Leather
Solid Oak
Morris Chair
so.59
Have ad
i ustable
backs, full
eprlng Beats,
carved and
u bstantlal
frame Of
fered at a
most re
marks bly
low price to
Induce early
hopping.
Made of se lett
er solid oak or
mahogany fin
ish. Are broad
and spacious,
with shaped
seat and carved
back. Fully
worth fg.00. A
great Induce
ment to buy
now.
is-pizca wm. a! iooeii
Ooaraateed kllrarwar ht . . . ,
I4I4-I6-I3 Douglas
Believe Big Saving touid Be Made by
Following Suggestions.
MAYOR ALSO lAtES THE PLAN
tacresa Aehlevrd In the City
llsrrr'i llppnrlmrnl Aronses In
terest of Other orfJrlnls -Tried
at mnll Kxprnse.
Members of the fimince committee of the
i'itv council Hiul Km of t tie other offi
cials are strongly In favor of the proposed
revolution In city bookkeeping that would
follow the adoption of Deputy Comptroller
Cosg!0es atamlunhzt'd system of ac
counts. Jmlne Peika and W. r. Sheldon of the
finance committee and President Brucker
uie very strongly In favor of It because
It affords a means of determining at the
close of each day Just how the funds
stand in all the departments. The city en
(..ncer and his stuff who have been us
in,: It for a year are enthusiastic In praise
of it. Councilman Lee BrUlaes is rather
inclined to hesitate because It might prove
costly.
"The system Is very much like the one
that is req-.ilied In all Ohio cities by the
state low with modifications for our local
conditions." said Mr. Cosgrove. "Omaha is
in a position to have It established at very
Utile cost because the comptroller's office
could make uee of the information col
lected when I made a trip through thlrty
foi.r cities In the east. Chicago paid i'i.OOi
to a company of expert accountants for In
stalling a similar system in their city of
fices and llOO.ocK) more for extending it.
Baltimore paid $50,000 for an examination
of its books and $70,000 for an installation.
The Omaha city government paid about $700
for my trip and the system In the city en
gineer's office alone has saved more money
than that in one month's economy. The
cxlia expenditure for installing this-system
In all the departments here without
the help of experts would be about $500
for stationery. "
Mayor Duhlman Is another member of
the city government, who Is much In
favor 'of a complete change In the city's
methods of keeping books and will favor
the ordinance. The opposition will come
from employes, whose Jobs will be en
dangered by decreasing pay rolls and from
officials who may take the change as a
criticism of their former methods of doing
business.
Settlement with Swope Nephew.
, KANSAS C1TV, Dec. 10. That attorneye
or the estate of the late Colonel Thomas
H. Swope have settled the claim of Felix
Swope of Midway. Ky.. nephew of Colonel
Swope. by ,the payment of $70,000 to the
Kentucky man, was the statement made
upon good authority heie today. Felix
Swope arrived here yesterday, It was said,
with tho Intention of filing suit to break
the will of Colonel Swope.
RHEUMATISM ADVICE
Gives Prominent Doctor' Best Pre
scription 1 Xasily Mixed
This prescription was previously pub
lished here and by using it many of the
worst cases of rheumatism and lame back
were cured in a short time. "Get one
ounce of syrup of Sarsaparllla compound
and one ounce of Torls compound. Then
get a half pint of good whiskey (or sherry
wine if it la preferred and add the other
two Ingredients to It. Take a tablespoon
ful of this mixture before each meal and
at bed time. Shake the bottle each time
before using." Tha good effects of this
treatment are said to be felt after the
first few doses but it should be contin
ued until permanent results are assured.
Any good druggist has these ingredients
In stock or will quickly get them from
his wholesale house. Adv.
f!D ra n c r"
Is all we're charging for
this set, far less than
possible to buy it else
where. EACH PIECE ta
stamped WM. A. ROQ
ERS, th famous silver
smith, and are ABSO
LUT ELY GUARAN
TEED. The pattern 1
entirely new. Nothing
finer could be desired.
This set will make an
exceptionally elaborate
Christmas present, and
Is worth far more than
we ask NOW. A speci
ally low price to Indue
11. Ilday buying.
$7.50
WB.IXIB70 DEIE,
Bolld Quartered Oak.
$6.25
Should
ell for
double
the
above
amount.
Select
materials
.used. Well
arranged.
design.
Special
low
price this
sale
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Old People Everywhere Say
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Mrs. 8. A. Rogers, LeMoore, Cttl.,
writes:
"I had chronic catarrh of -fifteen
year' standing, and death seemed to
stare me in the face. 1 tried several
'so-called' catarrh remedies, and
without avail. I took fifteen bottles
of Parana and five bottlea of Mana
lln. and I am completely cured. All
the, catarrhal symptoms are gone, my
digestion Is good, my appetite Is good, and
I rest well at night. 1 am seventy years
of age , and I hope to live many more
years to praise t'eruna to all my friends
who suffer from catarrh as I did."
Buffered Forty-five Years.
Mr. J. K. 1'rlnre. K. R. i, Cattaraugus,
N. Y., writes: "I am not very well sat
isfied with the picture that I am sending
you, but when the reader look at this
picture If he could only reallxe that the
original suffered for forty-five years, the
best of his life, until your kind advice and
prescription cured him, he would know
from whence these wrinkles came. Next
month 1 shall be sixty-six years old."
vouu Prostration.
Mr. Martha Avery, 28 Graham Ft.,
Leominster, Mass., writes:
"Four years ago I had nervou pros
tration. I employed several doctors. One
Would say I had catarrh
of the stomach and
bowel, and other nervous-
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ness and another enlargement of the liver.
My stomach waa in a bad shape. There
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was nothing which ceemed to do in much
good.
"I tried other remedies, but did not gain
any flesh, until I commenced taking your
1'eruna, whloh built me right up. I hav
taken several buttles, but have not taken
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"I am seventy-three years old. 1 never
expect to be. entirely well or young again,
but I am thankful for what 1'eruna has
done for me."
Feels Ten Year Younger.
Mr. Henry Merx, 1505 West Kranklln St.,
Kvansvllle, Ind., writes: "When I first
wrote to you I had bronchial trouble for
four years, and had tried several doctors,
but they could do inc. no good. I had pain
and rattling in the chest, cough, expec
toration, especially at night.
"I took 1'eruna and can now say that I
am entirely well. 1 feel ten years younger
since using Pern no. 1
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waa in bad condition.
"I am an old soldier and am seventy
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