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THE IJFE: OMAHA, nil DAY. JANUARY 1.1. 1911. 1 Exclusive! For Omaha Here Kf Yx JL0 danger from V, cold and croup to a minimum. Th-se garments are made of toe "Arnold" Knit fabric, famoug for it Boftnpaa, elasticity and long Hearing qualities. . '. Prlre, 50c and upward. At infants' department. . i i - lirlcf mention of itli-r "Arnold Knit" article for dallies' and lill- dren's wear follow: 1mv Drawers. I .up Pad, Knit Vestr, Abdnnlnal Rami. Whs, Wrap pers. llBirR. Pinning Hand, Huh Aprons, ilntli Towel. Wash Cloth. Trevellng Pouches. I'ndersklrt, etc. Ask for nt Illustrated "Arnold" atalogue. . - V ; t rat Vi ml iilB 1518-1520 FARNAM STREET . retary of ftate. The motion carried with out dlRrnt. QuarkenbuHh'a .motion that committee roomi for th use of the house committees be secured, carried unanimously. Hulls, of Uougla then reported for the houe committee on committees. He recom mended that the members as therein al lotted to the various committees be ap pointed by the speaker. Grossman made his speech declining the corporation chair manship and Fries of Howard offered a resolution making It the duty of the chair man of the various committees to notify the authors of bills when their measure, would be up tor consideration. The mo tion carried. The afternoon session, which lasted half an hour, was called to order at 2 o'clock. The adoption of tha report of the com mittee appointed to check over the prop erty turned ovr by. ex-Chief v'lerk Tren more Cone to the present clerk. Henry Richmond, was the first business -transacted. Two bills were Introduced, one of them being a measure for an appropria tion of S1S.00O for an addition to the pres ent library of the Peru Normal, being sent UP from Representative Quackenbusha desk. The house adjourned until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. 9enate Committer hanara. A few changes W the membeiship of the standing ci)rniiiltte.-s as they were adopted yesterday by the ' senate wore made tula morning on motion of Ktnator Oil s, chair man of the conim.ttee of comm.tuc. 'ih y were aa follows; lteyno.da of Lawes takts the. pkace of Oordeal of Kd VMIlow on drainage and 'cordeal takes Reynolds' place on the labor commlttte. F.acek of baun dera traded ila place pn prlsjns with Vll- oo ot Hurt for a place on publla lands and bulldlnKH. Kleven bills were intro duced In the morning and twenty-four we.e put on second reading. (Senator Wilcox was III In bed and could not be present. a ' Seaatet4lra Ceaamlttea Room. Senator Banning' reported In the afitr noon aesaion of the aenate for committee authorised to find a committee room for aenate use.) The hiring of a room at the Undell hotel for 50 a month was accepted. Bkllea offered a motion to hjve a comm t ea .!? three auaolnted to confer w.tn a similar committee frain the house on the printing of th governor's messagee. liaitos ob jected ons the ground tnat the und.ng committees ; on publlo printing should be held responsible for those thing and his objections , atod aa a substitute motion, 'Ihe adjournment wa to Kilday morning NKW BILLS INTRODUCED IN HOI SE iirlst of Measures Added to N amber - Alt-radr Prcacatted. (From ft Staff Correspondent.) LINCOLN,, . Jan. It. (Special.) Tha fol lowing house bills were Introduoed today: H. R. No. 51, -by Anness of Otoe Pro viding for an armory building at Nebraska City to coat not more than IVO.000, on a alte to ba donated' by Individuals, and such armory to be used by the local company of state militia. H. R. No. M, by MeKlssick of Gage To authorise . th purchase ot too copies of authorised Statutes for use of stale offi cers and members of the next legislature, and appropriating ll.fiOO to pay for the same. The emergency clauae attached. " j H. R. . Nd. M, by Lawrence of iodge Providing that employera must give serv ice - letters to employee when they quit work voluntarily or are discharged, such service letters to state the kind of work, the length of service and the reason for . aerering oonne ctlcns between employ and employer. .KaVure. to gtve such letter ' a misdemeanor,' II. K. M. by Bartela of Wayne Ap- - proprietes . fo&,0u to build and euutp a aclenoe and library building at the Wayne ' normal school, under the direction of the - Htate Board of Education. An emergency . ola use. - ' H. R. No. M. by Doles! of Saunders A -joint resolution for ratifying the federal Inootna tax amendment to the constitution uf the I'ulted States. H, R. No. b, by Bassett of Huffalo Re pealing the present automobile law and substituting a mure drastic one. An an jiual fee of Su to be charged, with penalty df tl If not paid when due; motorcycles, ! of U per year; dealers fee, $10 per year, three duplicates to be allowed; speed limit in country, put more than twenty miles an hour; not more than fifteen In villages ana cltlos and not more than ten miles an hour la clostly built-up portions of cities knd towns. A heavy penalty on any person who runs away after having Injured any cne by automobile. Misdemeanor to drive automobile when drunk, also for driver to Le under 14 years of age. H. R. No. ii, by Melsger of Cass Giving to pel sous confined In any state Institution by reason ot robltual drunkenness or for tha drug habit the right to use the writ of babaas corpus, but providing that no court sliall release any irsn so confined If It shall eptar that he Is still under th con I'ol ot the county Board of Insanity Cuin xuissloners. ' it. 11. No. 53, by Sanborn of Sarpy A p ' Muurlates I,uu0 for the establishment and operation of a fiog cholera serum plant at ties stale farm. H. R. No. by Clark of Cherry and eKnt of bherldan Provides that matricula ton feea at the Chadron normal schaal slmil go Into a library fund for the school. it. R. No. eO, by Cronlu of Holt Provid ing Inoreases In per d. m aud maxiiuum aalafiea of coi.nty comniissloners and au- pervtaora, ranging fioni $mh to Sl.toU per annum, the per diem being raised from U a day to St. It. R. No. ta, by Kent of Sheridan Ap propriating SluOuO for the establishment and inalnienauue of an agricultural sub station in one of the five northweatern counties, th successful competitor to do list lw acre of Uuid. or H.uoO. H. It. No. 1. by Uorlarlty of Douglaa The IHuglaa county charter Mil. H. R. No. 4. by Clark of Cherrp and ' Kent of Sheridan Appropriates $ai.0 tor . a h wiling plant at the Chadron normal school. Ii. R. No. M. by Gandy of Cuater-Umlta the purposes tor w hlch township road funds may be expended, cutting out pay ment of damages for rtght-of-ey and for expeiiacs In surveying new roads, to. 11. H. Nu.Nia, by Oahdy of Cusier Umlts tb definition of a medical practitioner to anyone wlui shall "preecribe for any phys ical allntent." - H. R. No. A by Gandy of Custer A joint resolution for a constitutional amend ment providing fur woman suffrage. It. R. No. kf. bv fctans of Adams Outs th court reported' feea tr transcribing Are I,i3 ChiUa.. Comei? We lose precious sleep because of our anxiety et the little folks Vlck the rovers off. Put thm to bed In "ARNOLD" KNIT NIOHT DRAW- t kil I ml . . V "9k 5.'- '",V ; -a- - i! w Fi um records of court proceedings from 10 cents to 6 cents per hundred words. H. R. No. til. by Quackenhush of Nemaha Appropriating jl2tl to conif'ete another story on the Peru normal library building. m . ......... 1 .. .r. ' .'-""-. ... .. tl. it. No. KV. tiv Kllis of lMxon To allow i cltles of the flist and second class and vil lages to bond thimselvis to provide m?ans of building lighting and l.eatlng plants. Nei Senate' Ullls. The following bills were Introduced In the senate todav: S. F. S6. by Bartos of Saline To repeal section of civil code requiring actions tor trespass to be commenced In the cetiniy where the real estate In question Is situ, ated. S. V. 2ii. by Hklles of Butler To Increase the pay of grand and petit Jurors from 12 to S a day. . F. 27. by Cog of Hamilton To increase Pay of road overseers In cities and villages trom VI to :l a dav and the pay of council men from S0 to W0 a year. ' H. F. 2H. bv Varner of Johnson To amend section 7 1 B 1 . annotated statutts. by permit ting tne sale of home-mane wine In quan tities not less than ten gallons Instead of one gallon, without a license. S. F. 29, by Bartos-To legalize the use of initials. In connection with names In notice by publication when the Xull. name of the defendant is not known. " K. F. ,10, by Sklles A Joint reaoiuflon to propose an amendment to the constitution creating a board of control of state In stitutions. S. F. 31. bv Huhinian To urnelde for Hit drainage of water courses, ' sloughs, a drainage ditch or drainage course running through private lands, to prevent their Ob struction. " 8. F. S2, by flekens-To provide for the manner of payment and -collection" of road tax and labor tax In counties not under township organlKation, prescribing the du ties of road overseer and his compensa tion. ... ,. s. F. R!, by Horton of Ihuiglas-To 'pre vent trustees of any university1, college or academy to contract Indebtedness btiond I ne value of the property of such corpora tion. . F. 34. by Volpp To repeal the pro vision In the statutes making a oonnty treasurer Ineligible to more than two con secutive terms. 8. F. 35, by Volpp For an amendment to the constitution for a board . of con trol for state Institutions, .educational In stitutions excepted. , - i 8. F. M. by Hartllng of. Xoe T change the laws regarding the observance of Sun day in golf, ttnnls, etc. UOl'SU UMPI.OYKN AHU , NAM till Committee Selects Those Who Are to nerve Thla Messlflsj. (From a 8taff Correspondent.) LINCOLN. Jan. 12. (Special. )-A meeting of the house committee on employes this afternoon resulted in the appointment of the following: Charles Gallham. bill clerk; Jamea Kee gan, hill clerk; E. Weesman, custodian; n. vtiiKerson. custodian; L. A. Welch, clerk; H. C. Shulta, clerk: V. Becker, copy ist; Grace Vallery. copyist; Carl Janouch. clerk; John Leives, clerk; Mary Harr, ste- iiosrapner; Agnea c arrag, copyist; Fred Smith, custodian; A. Waumer, nuatodtan; George Blake, janitor; Erf F. O'Sulllvan, proofreader; Clara Fries, clerk; Archie Yoho. clerk; H. J. Thomset, clerk ; Daisy Jones, clerk: Beech Gannon, custodian; W. H. Cunningham, clerk; Wealthy Raven croft, stenographer: Oaorge Sights, custo dian; Con Horan. Janitor; 8amuel Klser, seeper; jonn pmun, janitor; Fred Moore, janitor; J. H. 1,'nJerwood, engross ing clerk; J. T. Heneley. custodian; Charles Weston, doorkeeper; Abraham Crawford clerk; Mary L. Rrady, copy let; - Wilkin son, clerk; Neal Sullivan, cloak room- Pobdarvla. bill clerk; Mary Barr, stenog rapher; Aahton Walker, copyist. By-Laws, : (From a Staff Correspondent.)" ' LINCOLN, Jan. . (Special.) Senators nine, a wise old crowd, stood on th windy hill, looking away toward Lincoln, a city cold and still. They wondered how they would vr get home to their Jlttle trundle beds. They curaed and swore and looked some more and ahook their solemn heads. They went to the penitentiary, it waa their duty plain, to aee if their wla prison bills had all been passed In Tain. Th inspec tion o'er, they started home, and Juat out alde the gate they saw a street car stand ing there and yelled at It to wait. But the motorman was a cruel chap and he winked hla other eye, and when they were Just ten feet off th oar went whlxzlng by. The night was very dark and cold, and a hungry bunch were they. It was half past dinner time dinner waa miles away. They vowed to break the traction crowd; they talked of drawing bill to make the atreet car company repay them for their 111a. But not another car would come for half an hour or more. They started out to walk three miles. T Gods but they were sore! Placek led the little band with a bold and lengthy atrlde. Bodlnaon waa just behind and Rartltng at his aid. Banning tried to keep hla place and Volpp waa puffing .hard. Cox complained at th fearful pace, for his dignity waa jarred. . Smith, of Fillmore nobly strove, hla face a eight to aee. Buhr man pressed close after him and last of all cam Le. Th noble nine they walked three miles, tnat cold and bitter eve, and still that bumptious motorman la smiling tn hi sleeve. Those eold mile and th cold, eold road thsy'll remember many a day. But It waa half past dinner time add dinner waa mtlea away. Representative Gandy of Cuater la rsapon slbl for th first woman' suffrage meas ure of th session. House roll No. M 1 th blil and It amend th eonetltution to read all "persons' of certain qualifica tion Instead ot all "male persons' Senator Morehead, president pro tern ef th upper house, 1 not just certain whether he deaervea th present that, be got th other day from th student of th m tbanlcal engineering" department of the tat university, A gavel,' beautifully turned, wa brought to the state house th other day aud presented to, the pre siding officer of the senate. . Coder ordi nary circumstances the' presiding' officer would hat beun I Jeutt-naat , Governor Hopewell and lie would have ret rived tb gavel. Senator atorehead accepted th gift gracefully and thought no more until thla afternoon when a seeon was brought to the senate from the same donors and presented ti President Hope- I weil. Now he In wondering Just whom the first gavel ai Intended for. Senator Henry Partllng of Nebraska City a sponger for the bill Introduced Into the hnusn by Iteprcsentatlve Anness providing for a, memorial armory at the old Fort Kearney site. Hnrtlln was unable to push I Ma own I 1 1 1 as it ai an appropriation ami had to originate in the loner house and Anne will push It there. I Governor Carey of Wyoming Appoints an Advisory Ijoarcli ' I Accepts Vice Presidency to the Land: Show and Namei His Lieu- tenants. 6HKR.IDAN, Wyo., Jsn. 1 (Sperlal.) (lovernor Carev has nccntrd the nHitlon of vice president of the Western lnd i Products exhibit which Is to be held In Umaha January is to IS, Inclusive, and has appointed the following advisory beard for Wyoming: U F. Hurd, Sheridan: A. It. Whltelv, Cheyenne; Kdward Toung, Lauder; W. S. Kdiniston, Cheyenne; Prof. B. C. Huffum, Worland; S. O. Hi pklns, Whiatland; Prof. 0. C. Knight. Laramie; E. S. Druiy. Kn ut'npment. The object of this exposition i not only to call Attention to the agricultural possi bilities of the western states, but to diffuse Information of ptact.cal value tit those In- terested In the agricultural industry throughout the west. fry farming and iirlgation will both be dlscusned by emi nent men, whose .lectures will be illus- itt - alaA villi r.. m i .. .,l..,i..u Th,.rn will 1. " a good roads exhibit and the latest and most approved method of road building will be Illustrated. All the western slates are sending ex hibits and the attendance promises to be very large. SHKK1' IK. COMINU TO SHOW Northeastern 'Wyoming; Will Send Represents: lion. Sheep growers of northeastern Wyoming have organised themselves under Ihe lead ership of Frank Burdtok of Upton, Wyo., and will send a representative to the Omaha Land show. One of the interest ing exhiibta to be placed In the Auditorium by Mr. Burdlck will be a sheep and two lambs that he will ship from the pastures of Wyoming. The men who will be represented in the land show are not the theep "barons." as the owners of the Immense herds of the ranges are called, but the growers, who have small farms and raise a few sheep each year. It has been proven by actual test that a state can produce more actual money to the acre and Just as many sheep If each man Is a farmer and raises a few sheep, than if the land Is covered with large herds and no crops raised. WILL, HOW DRAINAGE MACHINE Mlulatnre Canal llollder Part of Land Exhibit. A drainage exhibit showing developments In the construction of. canals and ditches for the removal of surplus water will form a part of the educational display at the land show. ..' A digging machine afijilstabla for the con struction of the smallest ditch to a big canal will be seen In operation In minia ture. Thla display will be put on by the land show management and the F. C. Aus tin Drainage Excavator company. The model machine will show how drain age ditches can be constructed at low cost and In the manner best calculated to in sure efficient service. Demand Permanent Tariff Commission Convention in Washington Asks for Creation of Body Analagous to Commerce Commission. WASHINGTON. Jan. 12-In recognition of the platform planka in twenty-eight states, in the recent election aa well aa what was characterized aa "th bill of the whole country," the National Tariff Com mission association closed Its session today with the unanimous adoption of a resolution demanding of congress th passage by the present session of legislation creating a permanent tariff commission, "having func tion and compensation analogous to the Interstate Commerce commission." The delegates then proceeded to the Whfte House, where President Taft addressed them. A' series of speeches were made to day. FUNERAL OF SENATOR HUGHES krrTlees Will He Held In HI Late Home at Denver Today. DENVER, Jan. 12. Th body of Cnarles J. Hughes, jr.. United States senator from Colorado, who died yesterday, will have It final resting place at Falrmount cemetery. The funeral services will be at the Hughe home on Grant avenue tomorrow. WASHINGTON, Jan. 12. Out of respect to the memory of Senator Charles J. Hughes of Colorado, the senate took an adjournment for the day today, after a ses sion of five minutes. Th official announcement of Mr. Hughes' death waa made by hla colleague, Senator Guggenheim, Immediately after prayer by Chaplain Pierce, In which especial note wa taken of the remarkable fatality that his followed th senate since last June, EXPLOSION INJURES MINERS On Killed and Two Companion Sertonsly Hart by l'reiuatnre Explosion. DEADWOOD. S. D., Jan. 12. While blast ing down ore In the workings of the Rear Lodge Mining company. Just over the Wyoming line near Sundance, a German miner was killed and hla two companions seriously Injured by a premature explosion. Leonard Bruner had both eyea blown out and hla brother Jay will b crippled fur lite. The fuse apparently burned too quickly. A HarnlnsT ! Is not to have Uucklen'a Arnica 8alv to our burns, aorea plies, cuts, wound and ulcers. 26c. For sal by Beaton Drug Co. MeGrew Wot Gnllty. GRAND ISLAND. Neb, Jan. ll-pe-clal Telegram.) Th federal Jury In the ease of th government agalnbt Andrew McUrew brought In a verdict of not guilty. The charge was subornation of perjury lq the taking up of some publlo land. Thla caae finished the business of th court her for this term. Ker laGrtxtpe oaaa and Steif r Colde Take Foley's Honey rid Tar. It give quick relief and expel the cold from your system- It contains no opiates. Is saf nod aur. Sold by all druggists. CARROLL TAKES OATH AGAIN j Governor of Iowa Pleads for United Farty in State of Iowa. STATE SHOULD FORGE AHEAD Amblllnn. of Men Ohonld He Made evoadary to (general Welfare OKg?eat PnllniiliK Taft'a Ant lee. (From a Staff CorrefKndent.) ; rKS MHIN'KS. Jan. 12. (Special Tele- gram ) The Inauguration of Governor Car- roll end Lieutenant Governor Clarke took place today. i They vvr' w,,in ,n f,,r ,,,,ir ,"'c,)n', trrms by 'hli-f Justice Shot win In the Joint acatmhly before a lare number of visitor. There Wftaa rtuioicui nnuram. Hovcrnor Carioll delivered hl addresa and was roundly applauded. In ui'ditlon there wn a brief nddrras by Bntoi' l.nfe Younif. who Bpuke of the ncornHt y for tdurHtlon amonn the people and t Bpecliilly alon agricultural lines. Lieutenant Governor Clarke spoke briefly to the senate before announcing Ills com mittees and declared that the legislature was no place for partisanship and only the good of the state should be considered. At the afternoon session of the senate several bills wtre Introduced, one to abol ish the office of stale printer and binder and another to add a fifth Judge of the district court fn Polk county. U for t nltrd Partj. Governor Carroll in his Inaugural address made a plea for the cessation of political and factional feuds In Iowa, declaring they hud an unwholesome effect on the state. "While these things may not have driven anyone from among us," said the gover nor. "I do not apprehend that they have In any way encouraged people to locate here. There la evidence on every hund. and from almost every county that these ! bitter factional alignments have had their ! influence on business conditions of the various communities. Nothing better could come to our state than that there should be an end to these matters. . "Give the business ef the state pre cedence over the ambitions of men and let the people Join In a united effort to pro mote the material welfare of the common wealth." Governor Carroll endorsed the suggestion of President Taft that Iowa halt In its ef forts to legislate long enough to secure compliance with the laws already enacted, so that It might be known just what addi tional legislation was needed. The governor's "address dealt principally with the growth, and development of the state and questions -relating to the doings and actions of the people as a whole. Throws Herself Before Train. CORRKCTIONVILLK. la., Jan. 12.-Mrs. Frank Stamper, aged 30 years, threw her self In front of a Northwestern passenger train at this place and was Instantly killed. It Is thought she waa mentally unbalanced. Governor McGovern P TTtrN "'J ' ' A "1 oi Wisconsin Assans the Special Interests Badger State Executive Says Their Vicious Methods Are Destroying Equality of Opportunity. MADISON. Wis..'" Jan. 12 Governor Francis E. McGovern.ln his message to the legislature today.-asealla the special In terests, which, he says, "have entered po litical life, not Trorn pa i riot I o or dlslnter- eeted motives, but for prlvatd gain at what ever cost to free Institutions.. By so dn Ing and by the employment of vicious methods they have to an alarming extent undermined popular government and de stroyed the quality of opportunity In in dustry and trade which onoe was the characteristic of our. country and has ever been the inspiring Ideal of our people." CINCINNATI MILLIONAIRE KILLED IN GERMANY Sidney Joseph Kavlla from High Cliff tn the Harm Moun tains. BLAN KEN BURG, Germany, Jan. 12. 61dney Joseph, described as a millionaire merchant of Cincinnati, O., dropped from a cliff in the liars mountains yesterday and waa killed. Joseph had been for some time at a sanitarium her and It is said that he deliberately atepped from the height. t CINCINNATI, O., Jan. 12. Acoordlng to members of his family the death of Sidney Joseph by a fall from a cliff in the Harz mountains, Germany, occurred Monday. They deny that he had been in a sani tarium and say he was on a pleasure trip in the mountains. His father was an Iron merchant In Cincinnati and five broth ers have continued the business. The Weather For Nebraska Know. For Iowa Snow. Shippers' Bulletin Prepare thirty-six- hour shipments north, east and west for rero weather, and south for temperatures of 10 to 15 degrees above. Temperatures at Omaha yesterday: Hour. Deg. 6 a. m 7 S a. m 7 a. m A S a. m It a. m 10 a. m 11 a. m 12 m Id 1 p. m..." 19 2 p. rn 21 S p. ni 24 4 p. in '-'.' I p. ru -S H p. m 26 1p.m - 8 p. ni 24 Local Record. nmi'K OF THE WEATHER BUREAU, OMAHA, Jan. 12. Official record of tem perature and precipitation coiupareu nun the corresponding period of the last three yt,ari: Ian. laio. ima. ijb. Highest today 25 36 lowest today ' Mean temperature ' Precipitation -M -w 1 Temperature and precipitation departures from the normal at Omaha alnce March 1. and compared with the last two years; ... ....w I i.miiralir 2i Deficiency for the day 1 Totol excess since March 1, 1W10 Normal precipitation CS Inch Deficiency for the day u3 Inch Total rali.falt since March 1 14.71 Inches Deficiency since March 1. 1H. . .14.7 Inches Kxcess for cor. period In l!10 5. Inches Deficiency cor. period In liMW 6.77 Inches Report froua stations at T P. M. Station and State Temp. High. Rain of Weather 7 p- ni. Today, fall. Cheyenne, cloudy 4S liMVenotfirt. cloudv 32 2 lenvr, cloudy M ," i lies Moines, cloudv 12 '- 1 Dodge City, cloudv 40 42 .1 ' Lander, part cloudy 40 44 T, North Platte, cloudy 14 4o .' Omaha, cloudy '-"i 1 Pueblo, part cloudy i ,-u' I Rapid City, clear 10 4 I Suit Lake City, cloudy.. 4 "i Santa Ke, cloudy 4o 4 .' Sheridan, cloudy -12 12 Sioux City. Pill cloudy.. 6 - -"0 J "T" Indicates below zero. Indicates trace of precipitation L. A. WELSH, Local 'urecaaler. Five - Year - Old Boy Probably Killed by Kidnapers No Clue Yet Fonnd to Identity of Lit tle Body Found in Swamp Near Albany, N. Y. ALBANY. X. Y.. Jen. U'.-Ald of the police In every larire oltv of the country ha.x bern souRlit. tlfus far In vain. In th effort to lenrn the Idrrtlty of the 5-yrar-old boy whose frocn body, with arl.l stains about the mouth, was found yesterday In a swamp on the Schenectady road, Today an autopsy will be held. The police have little doubt that the b.y was slain by turn who forced carbolic acid down his throat. A half empty bottle of the acid, beurlug the label of an Albany drugfilKt. was found under the body. It Is the theory of the police that the child was murdered by kidnapers. F.vcry mark that mlKhl have served as an identification had been removed from the chilli's clothing. Everything about the victim, however. Indicated comfortable, if not wealthy circumstances. Army Bill Gives Money for Forts Measure Reported to House Provider Cash for D. A. Russell and Fort Meade, South Dakota. (From a Staff Correspondent.) WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.- (Special Tele gram ) The army bill reported to the house today authorized the secretary or war to I exceed f.'in0 for the Improvement and j protection of the water supply and the lm- i provenient of the grounds of the Fort 1). A. Russell target and maneuver reservation and also to acquire, by purchase or con demnatlon proceedings certalh tracts of land required for the maneuvering of i troops. ! The secretary of war Is also authorised I to exptnd not to exceed $17,000 for the pur- j chase of one and one-quarter sections of land located on Dead Man's creek for the protection of the water supply of Fort Meade, S. D. ! The senate has passed a bill authorising J the White River Valley Railway company to construct a bridge across the Missouri I river between Lyman and Rrule counties. ! South Dakota. This bill wa Introduced j by Senator Crawford. j John Bengson has been appointed post master at Middle Branch, Holt county, Ne braska, vice T. Dexter, resigned. Raymond L. Dennis has been appointed rural carrier, Garrett Q. Dokler, substitute, route 1, at Andover. "WAVENLOCK" IS A HIGHLY FKR fected medicinal preparation for treating complications that causes loss of hair and baldness. Physicians recommend It. At druggists. Wyoming Republican Name Clnrk. CHKYF.NNR, Wyo., Jan. 12. At a joint caucus of republicans of the legislature held last night. Senator C. D. Clark was chosen as the nominee of the party to succeed himself, the vote being 44 to S. This means that Senator Clark will have the run party vote and will be re-elected to the I'nlted States senate. rile Cored in o to 14 Days. Your drucjtlst will refund money if Paxo Ointment falls to cure any case of Itching. Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles In I to 14 days. 60c. SNo Sneezinn . , Kondon's purl'V ln tubes), C f aA and Its pleasant and instantly I relieving, as well as curative, j qualities stop sneering ' w. rwi n it v irvt i unv once. Write us a postal today for Free Sample I Kondon's contain I no cocaine or harm ful drug. At your drucelst's in conven ' lent, sanitary 25c and 50c tuoes, or wrue now lor free sample. . ins. Knsdan Mtp. Co, I Mlaeui. atlnn. J l V laMmV'!;., .,; U'wimii " ... 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Kearney Military Academy Military Training combined with Academic and Business courses develops the bodies and minds of boys Into manly, succenaful men. W build up a sound body, develop character snd creat th habit that mak th boy the Manly Man. Our academic standaids are Ugh. . Our clas sic un 1 scientific course prepare for all cuileKea Our commercial couraee prepare for buauieaa lit U rli. fi,r I'lualUlr I catalugU. KUSBELL, BBAD MASTEB BEABMET. NEB. BABBT B. Enoch Arden Case ai uum' m Kan Who Disappeared Twenty-Seven Years Aa:o is Alive In Meantime His Wife Marries Aain. PPRINGFIF.I.K Mo. Jan. I!.lt was learned today that Mrs. Ida Mattox. wife of Rev, C. U Mattox, a Baptist preacher here, la an unintentional bigamist. Mrs. Mattox's first husband. A. B. Oial, In- z: fir 'ir,, z;h 'ni" Texas. . While IHal and his wife were living near; Barryvl'le. Ark.. In ISM. he disappeared, j Believing herself a widow, his wife. In 1W7. married Mattox In Carroll county. ArUan- j sas. 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We'd like to have you take a look at the excellent overcoat, fa brics we offer this week at $25, $30 and $35 . ' . thi; WILLIAM JERREM'S SONS 209-11 S. 15th St. 'S Removal Notice MOIfKEIT'S XAXK OOOSS AUD HAIR SXEBBIirO ES TABLISHMEKT K A S3 E MOTID rxOat 1411 TAR HAM ITBBET TO 403 BOVTK IIXTIIRTI ITlllf (osouid ri.oom city ma- TIOBTAX IAXK BX.DQ.) roi APPOINTMEITTB TKOICI DOVOIiAB 1333 OB A-8333. aiOWRELL HAIiL Serenii ttrroi b(lni Kh. lit, 1011. Nw claiMt sr ormnli.l m all ih)nct. Beginner s claim In nKtheinatIra and lansuagaa. Writ ter Yaw Book. MISS MARSDEir, Principal. Omaha, Nebraska. ami;se:ik:nt3. THIS IS NOT A CIRCUS. AUDITORIUM LAST 4 TIMES Twlca Dally V P. M. :::k mppoDRor.iE Direction of Messrs. Shubsrt Presenting Thr Spectacular Fro auctions. All In On Performance. rioneer , Ballet of I A trip to Japan Jays uawels Direct and Unchanged from th World' Greatest Playhou. ,. b Big Wonder Show of the World. Interpreted by an army of 600 peo ple. Night Prices, 60c, 73c, tl.OO. 11.60. Mat., flOo, 50o, 78o, tl. Beser atlona must be aooompanled by money or obeok. MATINEE EVKBT SAT 'Mw.wiiwai wriiaiiiiRMMiiin- virvfcvfwimie.' ABORN ENGLISH GRAND OPEBA COMPANY. 100-PEOPLE 100 Tonight.. ."Xmcla SI Lammermoor" Saturday Matlne "Martha" Saturday Evening "rnust" Prices, ISo to $1.80. Mat,, 8 Bo to 1.0O. Next Bandar Matin All Wk Tb On Baal NoTelty "SCHOOL DAYS" With Keruaan Timbers and 89 Boy and Olrla. Nights, 15o, flSo, BOo, TBo Matinees, a So Ttw at EOc. TUXSDAT, JANUABT 17 4 P. MUCH. X.OVI8B XIKKBY-trjltN AMERICAN THEATER The Original WORLD FAMOUS ANNA EVA FAY SIX OTXEB BIO ACTS SIX Matin Dally, 10c, at 8:18. Two Shows Every Evening, 7:45 to i30. Prloea, 10c, 30o and 30o. KRUG THbATER Afternoon 8:30 Night 4:30 Tb Some of 10117. Two rrolio Dally The PARNELL WHITE Co. Inc., la EAST LYNNE A sumptuous production of th Ever green of Boclety plays. Miss I.yn Voder a Lady Isabel. Ladies' week day matinees Beserved seats 10o. Commencing- Sunday Jan. IS. THE JOLLY GIRLS 25c BOYD'S fcATlKLE Thursday Saturday Tonight All Weak ETA X.ANO AND CO MP A NT IB "THE BARRIER" Nest Week An American Widow ADTANCED TATTDSTILLE. Matlne Every Day, 8:16. Every livening, S:1B. Kdln Arden A Co., original Six Kaufmaiiris. Meyers. Waiieu and Lyon, Clifford and burke, Lee Lloyd. (Jodfrey -fc lleiidi-moii, itlo, K I no drome, i r lieori; I 'pwert t ircheHt rs. OMABA'S PUB OEBTBB. i m 1 7 r ia-88-60-75 Dally Mat., 18-g8-0 Tb Oreat STAB Ik OABTEB BROW IITIATAUAKIA AND TAUDEVILLB. i Ihv Miisic.il Satire. "Ttte Kllrlliig Widow" 'III Town Talk Slunt. -Th Lagl mid The lirl." Oliiie tllrl Chorus. , I Ladles' Dim Matin Every Week Day. I r-stuiday Nlclil Only. Liilttl Spent btock Co., in "In California." m