THE BEE: OMAHA. FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 1012.
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O-DAY lilf REMHDT.
mai.i. ik- ,. riutM
Vital iimaii, A nne Klsher. 401 Vvsro Bit.
AFTER A aril let a family IMu la a
fin bom near the Field club will let
two adjoining youth front rooms with
excellent board en famllle to two people
for P per month. In a first-class family
SIM and table board doubtful. Applica.e
addreu C 6M. Bee.
REAL ESTATE
r KlrH LAND rOR 4LK
Mebrmaka.
FOR SALE-Half section near Grand
Ialand: over M acre alfalfa; ever r.vutt
flneat Improvement. Price tat acre. Rea
son, owner died, iiejard H. mine, Uraiid
Island. Nao.
FARM bargain near Omaha. Possesion,
Ortn ft Merrill. U1J City Nn. r)k. Bl'lg.
LADltS rave 4 per cent. Pennell Mil
linery Co.. Psxton Bin. ti upstair
TOUNQ women Miming to Omaha as
strangers are Invited to visit tne Young
Women's Chiistiaa association building
at Seventeenth and t-'L Mary's Are-, where
they will be directed to suitable boarding
places, or otherwise assisted. Uok for
our travelers' aid at the I'ntori station.
f A JS 4 fl V Swedish movement Apt
""""-"l, lsis Faroe ra. u. cat.
8WED1BH massage ror rheumatism,
stomach trouble, poor circulation. Kars
ten Tonseth, graduate from Sweden, tug
Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. Doug. 7196.
M A SSI AfJV Hieela. Doug. ulk. 14
MAQOAUEj . Dodge. M fir. 0utts 3.
TUB SALVATION ARMY silk-its cest
off clothing; la fact anything you do not
need. Wi collect, repair and sell st 1M
X. llth ft., for cost of rollectien. to the
worthy poor. Phone feugiaa il and
wagons will call.
HAIRDRKKfil.NU. Manicuring. Sham
pooing, bcalp treatment a specialty for
ladles and gentlemen. Mrs. Pierce, 21
Farnam.' H. Ind. A-14W.
CHINA DE0R.TUK IJfSJJ
3 NO R2A80NABLE. Bpedal attention to
rlub orders. Ruth Leubtord. Studio, 1!
Ho. nth Bt.
BEiT bracer for men. Gray's Nerve
Food pills, fl per box, postpaid. Cher man
at Mrcenneu urug vo umana, neo.
f A RS5 4ni''.0lh- ' 'ow aromatic
III flOOtUti.,-,,... lime. Allen
of Cbfcago. ltt B. litn XL. 1st floor. D. It.
Maesage. Rlttenhouae, Mi Old Uoston Bid.
MAGNETIC treatment,
stairs,
71s d. MUi, up.
MRS. 8TELJC scientific masnage,
8. mh, room a. Uaily and Bunday, II to s.
' POtXTRV AXD PET STOCK
E0G3 for hatching from the Brandela
Cm.' Thoroughbred a C. White Leg.
rna. ' Utility stocM, ll.M a setting 'vr
& per 100. fcihibitlun or show sfook, 13 to
e a setting. Write for catalogue. Address
A. U. Urandels, Omaha. Tel. Benson 3fc.
lev ACRES, unimproved farm land. 4
miles from town; will sell cheap; title
clear. For Information address Lock Bog
. Big Springs, Deuel County. Nebraska.
BUT LAND; a. so farm mortgages from
ii re i nanus, we cau pieaM jwu, m-
Welpton Investment Co. Ogallala. Nee.
U. buy tne best Mo-acre boms-
stead in Nebraska, partly improved.
Wnw swner, C M. tiuUmaa, Minimis
Neb.
rwil-HI.K till'R MONK.T ON HAWKS
COl NTr laisub; rixa tusiin:
urirrD. r'Txiol Til trriTr
NORMAL TOWN; PtiPl'LATION .5W
OK15.AT AIT ALT n su Dr.i.i eJ (w
1311 Pr. K Al KIS. UH ernilb u.
B. VNTHASK. CHADRON, NEB.
sain Dakota,
tnieu riAirrvrA mwit rivch
near Rapid City, good water; plenty
timber; ouiioinge ano fences. , ui wu
exchange or rent. J. H. Braut, Rock,
well City. la.
Farmers and nun) Borers
all ever the country are
reading Bee want ads every
day asd snapping up every
bargain offered
Hales 1 cent wr
If run only ans time, so per
word U run tws sr mors
times esnsecuUvaly.
Writs and mall your ad
today to Meal Katate depart
sneni of The Omasa Mas,
tieeults are sura
REAL ESTATfS FOIt RK.M.
lira ass kssat Utmtm.
TWO farms tor rent These farms are
good tillable land, well Improved, contain
ing 14 acres and Ut acres. J. T. Collins,
Council Bluffs, la. Phone Black 4U
REAL ESTATE LOA.VS
OMAHA property and Nebraska laaoa.
O' KEEKS KKAL ESTATE CO.,
loll New omana r,at i nana puiiaing.
unvrv ,.. ij.m n nn Lliu.i ar rAl.
dence prripertteu. tl.OOO to IH.ilva W. li
lKllSAI, iM riTVI Mil PW nw
.FAVORITE INCUBATORS
Hd brooders means every egg a chick;
cost price saved on first hatch; GO days
free trial; catalog free. Lenny Mfg. Co.,
rm B. lth.- '
'R. C Krda. Walker, o. O-i Tel. 8. MMl
(WW IV iJ,VUV llaemAieji af uillft . era sv-s
Wrd, Wxl bldg , 18th and F-fPtm
COLONEL HASSPEECH READY
Eeply to Taft to Be Hade Wednes
day Sight in New York.
HAS DOUBTS AS TO VERMONT
Xet Ilrady a Accept Katkaalaatle
f tstesarate at Delegation that Ha
Mill bet Alva oat All Dele,
gales freva state.
.OYSTER RAT. N. T March It-Tneo-dore
Roosevelt tonight finished the speech
with which be Is to open hut campaign
at Cambridge hall. New Tork, before the
Civic forum next Wednesday night. In
It Colonel Roosevelt will take up the
general subject of the control of gov
ernmental agencies by ths people and
outline what he considers the chief Issue
of the campaign. It la expected that
his speech will constitute the reply which
be said last week he would maka to
President Tsft't address In Toledo.
A deleaatlon of firs men from Vermont
look dinner with Colonel Roosevelt
They told him the Roosevelt movement
la their state was assuming such pro
portions that they thought almost all of
the Vermont delegates to ths national
LEGAL NOTICE!.
NOTICE TO 8EWEJI CONTRACTORS
Sealed bids will be received by the city
of Mound City, Missouri, up lo 1 o'clock
p. m, April i. HI, st City Clerk's Office.
In said city, for oonatruvtlng S.3S1 Hit. ft.
M sanitary sewer main and 1 manholes;
also l.us) lln. ft. II storm sewer. 10 Inlets
and t manholes. Plana, profiles, specifica
tions and further Information concerning
bids on flls st City Clerk's office. In
Mound City, Missouri, and at the offices
of Belths-Petermsn Engineering Co., St.
Joseph. Missouri. For further particulars
call on or address City Clerk, Mound
City, Missouri.
By order of ths city council of the
City of Mound City. Missouri.
J. B. DKARMONT, City Clerk.
al tut.
I .HITH6Ua.Hr MD kaSWT 13? SC T I
REAL ESTATE
ABtTHAt'19 Of T1TLIC
Reed Abstract Co. eldest abstract office
in fteorasaa. m srvnew iwawr.
biSALal CAMfBa-LU LH t si nam BC
... MLlLUUKg' l FORMATION.
cilectrlc, gas fixtures. Omaha Silver Co.
-Ideal Cement Co.. Kth and Cuming.
Fucris, Bon A Blind, pain Una, decorating.
, ' it PetVPalH V WK Aai
GOOD IIOMlis" MODEEATE
:- PRICES
' CWIl.OO-Seven rooms, strictly modern;
corner lot. mh end Laird eu.
14 IMIOu eleven rooms, modern In every
respect, east front lot. 31t and Martha
Su.; leaa than 1 years old.,
S30u.Oe Six rooms, modern1 ana up-to-'dste;
house 1 year old. Close to Uh
ajid -California Sts.
GALliAGHEJi & iNhaUSUiS,
, M Brandela BWg.
Omaha, Neb.
AT BARGAIN, -room house, aaay pay
nelits. Canadian office. Ill bo. 1Mb St.
OtJR LUTTER duplicating work U un
excelied. A trial win convmos you. Both
"phones. Western Duplicating Co.. W Bee.
b-AIIM HA.X.H UUI FOR JALK
3 FlarieUa,
IIORLDA LAND
,-Wa offer fins land located near Arca
dia, DeSoto county. Florida, at the fol
lowing ouantities and Prices:
Vres, H5. acres. tW e. lu
acres. n.i. acres, Xl acres,
.'Msooabls terms. This Is ss good land
as Is to be had in DeSoto county, being
fine fruit and vegetable land .) acres
In all. Be us at once as this land will
last but a short time st tbs prices. Next
excursion to Florida. March 19.
excursion g 8idjj lJkSai
H Cloyd Bldg. Kansas City. Mo.
GREAT SOUTH GEORGIA
Traversed by the
ATLANTA. BIRMINGHAM ATLA2C
SllaJ.1 RAILROAD.
. jaoos adapted to toe wideet rants el
erase. All ths money crape sf the souls
SJnUruUy produoed. For literature treat
fng Uh this somlng country. Its so
lSaat, church and school advaiuaavaa,
W. H. LEART. DEPT. K.
Aasseral Passenger Agent,
ATLANTA. OA.
TUB esatelt way te find a WW tor
your tann la to Insert a amall want ad
uTtb tes Moines Capital. Largest cir
culation to the stas of tost, dauy
Tb? CaVil is read by and believed in
by theTtandpatters of Iowa, wbs siatpiy
isfuae U permit any other paper in ueu
bsssea. Ratea, 1 cent a wars a day; -at
words t to line. Andrea ha at-at4
CapilSL tH kvufl. lav
SNAP IN LASD
Six nunoreo acres eujuiams w-
of Smith Center, county seat town of
3,eus people; aui tevet wuu,
lion, r our nunoreu a
looks fine; all fenced: small lmprov-
. - r . i r b mfn as.
menu. rwij '
nt am anraa la county.
. City.aaa fins water works; twenty-four
boor system electric lights; One high
schools. Above located In one of tne best
;,og ana wtw lew.,
of Ksnsar will divide. Pries p. Vi ma
t and ask anoor u-
HOBBS DrTTWILCR,
Smith Center, Kan. ,
Omaha Nat'l Bank
LOAN Farms and city property.
H. Dumont A Bon. lad Farnam BL
. C1TT LOANS. Bemle-Carlberg C,
' 310-ti Brandels Theater Bltlg.
WANTIuD City loans. Peter Trust Co.
WANTKD City loans and warrants,
Farnam Strut b Co.. 1U Farnam at.
FOR BALK OK EXCHA.NtiE
1 hAndie trades sverywnere. II you want
results call Dean. 1T Bee Bldg. D. 1306,
40 ACRES Lake Co.. (Ore. I land for va
cantia In Omaha. W. Wagner, Wl N. Mth.
EXCHANOE-4-room coltaae. new. fruit
trees. In small town In southeastern Ne
braska, for five or alx room cottage In
Omaha, or suburbs. Address Y-M. oarr
nee.
MO ACHES. Rock county, Nebraska, I'i
per acre; Incumbrance tb.000; want Omaha
Income or resilience, or what hav yo4
Address P. O. Box . Omaha.
WANT gasollns enidne and plow outfit.
Will trad ut acres In Polk county, Minn
esota for It. All good soil and tillable
land, H. F. Greenfield. Storm Lake, la.
WANTED TO BOKKOW
WANTE TO BORROW-MJOV for t
year at or 7 per cent. Good business
property as security, u ss. tiee.
IN ION STATION Tenth sad Mason
Valaa Pad fie
rweirt. Areirs.
San. FVsa. OeerUod U"lu1..s sat a t: sei
I1W a Jssaa lut HaU,..A sat a 11 ew
AtiasUe giseaw, S t tt aw
OrasM gipesis. Ill ltrs !
Las aasaiai blames -tua , , a, e
Dniver Ssaelal sI .Maai I 1 11 is
Csewaslal sure Spatial all s) pa all n sis
rektfWe Era s I sia s I H sn
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Nank nU loeal a I U set s 4 ra
OraD lalasi loosl J l a) pM S W sw
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Ihlraga, Rock I sis ad at Paclfio
VAST.
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CkUas Local raMaassr SU M SB MS IS sn
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NORTH BOUND.
Mleaasetls-st Paal Eipraw.4 !: ss-
Miaaeaaells-st. rasi LiaUte s T:S0 pa s I 'SS ere
TMBCltr toarass a I am SIS SO ra
(loss citr Lsl slalpei BlJIpia
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Tib cur Kieltae i: rn a l ie a
WANTED TO BUT
Houaehold Ids. clothes shoes. D397I B19M
r. uw Center. D.
WANTED To buy old broken watoaei
M. .Nathan. Iv 8. Mth BL
WANTED 'lU RENt
wiKTrn Tr u v v T y or aicroAm
modern cottage April J. Would prefer
R m Benson or Dundee, or other sub
urb. Address T SO, Bee.
WASTED SITTATIOXS
WANTED Position In retail shoe store;
nine year with one firm and two years
as a shoe salesman on the road. Can
eiva eood references. Exclusive ahoss
preferred. In Iowa or Nebraska. Address
T zu, cars or Bee.
WANTED A cood plaoe lo work on
farm; have boy 14 years. E. V. Brum-
back. Nebraska city. Neb,
VOI'Nd ladr wants of fire work: small
salary lo start. Phone Webster lev ft.
a'lVTi'n urrb Tt,Nulav tiui Satur
day. Telephone Webster 437.
LADY wants position as
for widower, km Dodge St
housekeeper
HameyaCds.
EXPERIENCED colored girl wanta po
sition as cook, call w. tuts or n swa
WASHING and Ironing done. T . M. 42.
Ftrst-claas. practical nurse. H sals. A ZXi
POSITION as hand bookkeeper, by lady
of five years experience, hi sn, lies.
LIVE STOCK MARKET Of WEST
Ship your stock to South Omaha, Bav
miiaaa-e and ahnnkag. Your consign.
menu receive prompt and careful attaa-
ttoa.
1.1 Iters; CossBstsstsn Merehaata
Ryers Bros A On, Strong and renponsibl.
WOOD BROS.. a-H Exchange Bldg.
Great West. Com. Co.. Omaha A Denver.
W. R. SMITH A SON iust handle sheep.
TAQO BROS, handle cattle, hogs, aheep.
Clay. Robinson at Co.. a Exchange Bldg.
Interstate Co. Better results. Ship to us.
CLIFTON Com Co.. zS Exchange Bldg.
L. E. ROBERTS A CO.. Z Each. Bldg.
Cox A Jone Com. Co., bunch of hustlers.
Farmers L. 8. Com. Co, X Eieh. Bldg.
Martin Bros. A Co.. Mg-4 Each. Bldg.
Deposit proceeds of shipments In Stock
Tarda Nat'l Bank. Only bank at yards.
OMAHA, THE GRAI MARKET
WEEKS GRAIN CO, frsis merchants.
Cemsurmneats solicited. Brandela.
RAILWAY TIME CARD
convention would b for him. Colonel
Roosevelt was doubtful.
Although he deollnea an Invitation to
apeak In NashvUI before the Southern
Commercial congress In April, he Inter
reconsidered the mailer sn the advice of
Senator Dixon, hi campaign manager.
C. J. Owns, who cam from Washington
to bring In Invitation, said Colonel
Roosevelt eras withholding hi decision
for ths present Senator Dixon wrote
Colonel Roosevelt that the political sit
uation In Tennessee was such that a
speech by the colonel might have con
siderable effect.
In lb morning Colonel Roosevelt will
make what lie hope will be hi last
trip lo Mlneoln for ury duty. Having
-one to '.ourt day after day In vain
during the last two weeks, he aald he
thought he had don hi pert and hoped
to be excused If his service were not
required tomorrow.
Davis to Assist Dtxnn.
WASHINGTON. March 14.-Oscar King
Darts, head of the Washington bureau
of the New York Time, will be general
publicity man and assistant to Senator
Dlxoo In tli Roosevelt headquarters. It
was announced today by Senator Dixon.
Mr. Davie. It was said. Is to be more
than head of the literary bureau of the
national headquarters; he Is to be a
working assistant to Senator Dixon and
"sort of an assistant general manager"
in ths words of tha Roosevelt campaign
director. A further announcement of the
selection of well known mlddleweet
man to taks ' otlve control of
torn of th western work In the head
quarter, is expected within a day or two.
Th new Roosevelt publicity expert ha
been . for ssvsrsl years a Washington
correepondsnt and represented a New
York paper In Manila during part of Mr.
Taft' servic ther as military governor,
lis wrot a campaign book on "Taft, the
Man of th Hour, during th last presi
dential campaign; and ha been an In
timate friend of both Colonel Roosevelt
and President TafL. ,
. Negro Braasht Oat. '
Th Roosevelt headquarter today gave
out a statement prepared at a conference
of negro minister In Washington claim
ing to represent 40. 00 negro voters de
claring tor Roosevelt a ths "friend of
the negroes." Th statement I signed
by Bishop J. 8. Caldwell, Philadelphia:
A. J. Warner, Tennessee; O. L. Black
well, Indianapolis; E. Tyres, Nashville,
and O. W. Clinton of Charlotte, N. C
and by more than thirty negroes from
various oltles.
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JUDGE IN PACKERS' TRIAL
DENIES NUMEROUS MOTIONS
CHICAGO. March R-Whll Judge Car
penter denied motion after motion of th
packers In their trial today, th ten de
fendant and their counsel held an all-
day conference to determine ths plan of
defense, over which It Is said there li con
siderable difference of opinion. ,
It was said that a tentative under
standing that th packer themselves
shall not take the stand wag the only
agreement reached.
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eruiee during Juae, Jaly 4
August, from ttazaSurg (9 or.
way, orth Cape, (pltsberrsa.
lceisml, etc. 1uralioo It to it
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lest $62.50 asd n?
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AFFAIRS AT SOOTH OMAHA
Snow Drive. Wtnderert by Score to
Seek Shelter.
MTT.TT.it GAIHIUG IN ST5ESGTH
Rrfssal of Kontsky to Ben Leaves
May rally right Ktralghl Battle
with Hector Jaalsrs to
Clvo riar.
Th lieavy f of snow drove
all ths knights of th road from their
pi I vat apartment In coal bin and empty
box oars to the more temporals atmos
phere of the polio station last night.
Desk Sergeant Billy Corrlgan was kept
busy all evening providing "flaps" or
resting place for th weary one who
numb and half-frown fingers were In
most cases unable to bold a pen or pencil
long enough to tnaerlb their name. The
guests of the police were stowed In every
conceivable comer of th building, from
the private office of the police Judge to
the cubby hole under th stairs where
th broom r generally kept.
gtranBr Given Wsrlt.
Two men. Arthur L'dgrem and Erie
Holgresn, both employes of ths city, ap
proached th desk sergeant at ths polios
station last night and asked for lodging.
L'drreen says ha has been In th city
only two days, while Holgresn admits
residence of a week or mor. mey
maintain that they were hired to clean
snow off the streets by 8 treat Cttnmls
sinner O. M. Johnson. i
Owing to th crowded condition of th
Jail tha polic were put to It to provide a
place for the two men to sleep, fever!
of tha members of th polio department
resented th hiring of two strangers In
th street department while so many
other old cltlsens ar out of work.
Krleade lapprt Millar.
August Milter, republican candidal for
mayor. Is dally gaining strength With a
large element of th cltlsens who recently
nominated Frank Koutsky on I heir ticket.
Kouteky refused to enter a three-cornered
race and mad th withdraw! of Miller
a condition to hie acceptance of tha
nomination. Miller refused to withdraw
and Koutsky declined th proposed
nomination by ths cltlsens' ticket.
Attorney , J. J. Braen, another of ths
nominee of th dUsem' ticket. Is also
reported to bav withdrawn, which now
leaves a clear . field for City Attorney
H. C. Murphy, ths present city attorney.
It Is understood that ths cltlsens' ticket
trill endorse Murphy for hi old placs.
A petition containing a majority of th
names of the delegates to th recent
convention will bo presented to th city
clerk today. This must be don In order
to get th namea of th winner on th
ballot It I probable that th city clerk
will hav recourse to a court decision to
compel him to utter th new names.
Junior Class Play.
Tennyson's "Prlnc" will b slsged
tonight by th Junior class of th high
school in- the Auditorium building st
Twenty-third and K streets. The
"Princess" will so given as th annual
class play of tho Juniors, who hav
worked hard lo the preparation and re
hearsal!.
Magi City Gossip.
John J. Ryan loft th first of lh week
ror Hot springs, Ark., tor a two warn
visit. ,
Mrs. Dr. Samuel Cosford of Rapid
City. A U, is tbs guest of Maglo Cliy
friends.
uoerlor lodxe No. 1M, Degree of Honor,
gave a card party at the Workman tem
ple Wednesday evening.
Pennant lodge No. SK, Ancient Order
United Workmen, will hold a meeting
Thursday at 2411 N street.
The Draper Self-Culture Mothers' club
will meet rnoay arternuon at ..v ociui
with Mrs. William Kerry.
Phone Bell 'South sW-Ind. F-1M8 for a
case of Jetter uoio top. rrnmpt aeiivery
to any pari 01 to city, niiiiam inw,
Mrs. i. M. Bothwell will entertain at a
kensington tea this afternoon tor tne
Ladles' Aid society of tho lirst Mot bo
ll is t church.
T. 3. JKahoney'of Omsha wae elected g
director of tbo Packers National bank
at a meeting of th board of directors
yesterday afternoon.
The Modern Brotherhood of America
will hold their regular meeting Prula
evening at th Hed Men hall, t20 Norm
Twenty-fourth street.
The Ladles' Aid society of the Lcfler
Memorial church will hold a meeting this
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Clark
Alton, ilfteenth and Washington streets.
Mesdamee E. Mead and Willis Pool,
4X4-28 Burdetto street, Omsha. will en
tertain tbs kensington of South Omaha
grove No. W, Woodmen circle, Thursday
evening.
Cart A-aDlckman. after a six months
trip to the Pacific coast, has returned to
South Omaha. Wtille in th west Dlca
man was star basket ball payer on the
SacruaeDto five.
All member of tho Modern Brotherhood
of America are requested to meet st the
Red men hall, tXt No. Jtth St. on Friday
night, March IS. President Hanley. Su
perintendent, and Secretary Bale will he
present to explain too new rat.
The fujTl of Dr. Thomas Kelly will
be held tins afternoon at t o'clock at St.
Martin's church. Rev. Alfred White offi
ciating. Th body win be sent over the
Chicago. Milwaukee A St. Paul railroad
to Durham, Canada.
The U-montha-old daughter of Mr. and
Mr Ed Calhoun died Wednesday morn
ing at the family residence. VAS V street.
The funeral will be held Friday after
noon at 1 o'clock from the tatnUy resi
dence to Laurel Hill cemetery.
Be there when th curtain goes tip to
morrow night at the High School audi
torium and see the Prtncesa played by
ha verv beat huth school talent. It will
certainly be fine and very entertaining.
but not any oetter piavea insu atetcner b
Witch Haxel Cream Is for chapped hands
and face and beautifler. Melcher Drug
Co., 411 N. Sttb 8t.,-touth Omaha.
Mrs. Jack Cudahy
Appears Against
Alleged Burglar
PASADENA, Cat.. March 14.-M. J.
Condory, accused by Mrs. Jack Cudahy
of entering her home to persecute or
Intimidate her, wx held let today to
answer before the superior court to a
charge of burglary, Hs went to Jail In
dtfsult of tM bail.
Condory Is accused of entering I he
home of Mrs, Cudahy tn tha evening f
February a and was Identified by her.
He denies that he was employed by
anyone to harm Mr. Cudahy.
A a result of the day' hearing Mr
Cudahy will be unable to follow her
children east, where they ar believed
to have been taken by their guardian.
She must stay hers to testify when th
Condory case I celled.
CIIICAOO, March 14. All of th four
children of Mrs. Jack Cudahy ar said
lo be with relatives of Mr, Cudahy. On
of the children, Michael, was found with
hi aunt. Miss Clara Cudahy, tonight, at
tit horn of her brother-in-law, Mr. P.
Nelson, The Nelsons sr In Europe, '
The other three children, according to
th maid at th bom of Mia Beesle
Cudahy, wer taken to New York last
Sunday by another aunt. Mis Mary
Cudahy. They wilt be Rlaced to a school
in that city, It la said. '
Little Michael Cudahy cam to th
door of hi aunt's resldeno with a mad.
Bb would not Permit hint to be qu
it oned.
Turks and Italians
Each Claim Great
Victory at Tobruk
BENGHAZI. Trlpontanl. .March 1
Mor than LOCO Arab were killed and
another MM wounded, according to Ital
ian advice, when Italian troops yester
day stormed and occupied two betas it-
uated to th northeast f Fejat, which
were strongly entrenched and held by a
large fore of Arabs. The Italian Ion
was give as twenty-flv killed ans slxt
two wounded.
CONSTANTINOPLE. March U.-E4-hem
Pasha, ths Turkish ooenmander tn '
lh district of Bengbhasl, reports to Ui
Turkish war ministry sa Important
Tu res-Arab success at Tobruk. lis says
that th Italian wer driven out of their
positions and retreated to their ships after
a baltlo which lasted eleven hours. He
estimates th Italian casualties at 2.0W
killed and wounded.
Th Turkish losses wer also very
heavy. Including manypArab women who
wer carrying supplies of ammunition to
th Turkish troops on lh fighting II m.
Find, Obstacles in j
. Way of Rehearing
WASHINGTON, March It-Seoand
thought has chilled th expectations of
some of those who were looking lo the
supreme court to grant a rehearing of
th patent monopoly decision last Mon
day, -i .... '
Ths rule of the court are proving a
stumbling block. They provld that a pe
tition lor rehearing "will sot be granted,
or a case permitted to be reargued, un
ices g Justice who concurred In th
Judgment desires It and a majority of
the court so determine.
Ths problem Is to find on of ths four
majority Justices who will desire re
hearing. Justice Lurton and Justice Van
pevanter gave decision in th circuit
courts In conformity with th decision of
th majority on Monday. .
Justice Holme Is said to hav Joined
in a decision In th Massachusetts
courts which I tn accord with ths ma
jority opinion. This leav Justios Mo
Kenna atone as affording hop for a re
hearing. Th defeated parties In the patent suit
hav not signified an Intention to ask for
a rehearing.
EX-SENATOR PEFFER
IS CRTICAUY ILL.
TOPEKA. Kan.. Marcn tt-W. A. Pr
fer, former United States senator from
Kansas, la critically 111 at A hospital
gangrene, watch affected bis foot.
Mr. Peffer wsa th first populist serf
tor from Kansas, being elected nt 11.
lis remained In Washington after hi
term expired to mak an index fur tlx
Oongresslansl Record and returned to
Topeka upon tt completion last sum-
mer. u is a years old.
DELAYED SHIPMENTS SWELL
RECEIPTS ATHOQ MARKETS
CINCINNATI O.. March H.-(8pscliil
Telegram.) Prlc Current says th mar
keting of hogs baa bees moderately en
larged during tha last week, partly due
to arrivals of dels red shipments. Total
western slaughtering reached HMOS com
pared with 4.0 th preceding week,
and 4G3.O00 last year. Ths total from
March I approximated 1.4J0.0W against
tM,0M a year ago. an Increase of 1M.M0
hogs. Avarag of pries at dose for
prominent markets K.71 against H
week ago. Prominent place compart) as
follow from March 1 to March 12:
lt Mil.
Chicago .W "
Katie CltyTl H.
Koutn Omaha H 1 Ml
St. Lout. WW )
St. Joseph 5SO
Indiana polls W
Milwaukee 3Uo Si
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Nature's Spring!, You will
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Vator
NATURAL LAXATIVE
GUm on Arlalng lor
CONSTIPATION
Th key to success la business Is the
persistent and Judicious use of newspaper
sdrertislns.
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Bottled at the
brewery Jest
about 100 per
cent, perfect ,
For health's sake Have
it in your borne.
"Atwmym toe tuyit
Stood Old Blatx"
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ANY NtW
READER CAN
PREPARE IT
Prescription Recommended for
Elderly Folks Simple Home
Made Remedy and How l
Prepare It If yon Have
Stomach, Kidney or Bladder'
Trouble or Rheumatism.
Tnls Is g simple borne recipe now st
ing made In all th larger cities through ',
th awspapers. It Is intended t ensck
th many .cases of dyspepsts. rheuma
tism, .kidney and bladder trouble which
have made so many eMpptos and In
valids and weaklings af some of our
Brightest and strangest cool.
Th druggists hers hav been notified
lo supply themselves with ths Ingredi
ents, and ths sufferers will hav aa
troubl to obtain them. Th prescription
Is as follows: Fluid. Extract Juniper
Berries, on canoe; Compound Fluid
Balmwort, on ounce: Compound Eyrup
Hypophosphlus, four ounce. Mia by
shaking well In A bottle. Doss Is on
teaspoonful before each meal and at bed
time. ' Recent experiments prove this
simple mixtur effective In rheumatism,
because of it positive action upon th
llmlnaUv tissues ef the kidneys. It
compels these most vftsl organs t
filter from th blood and system the
wasls Impurities and uric acta, which
I ar th caut ef rheumatism. It cleanse
th kidneys, strengthens them and re
move eraickly such symptoms as dys
pepsis, backache, blood disorders, blad
der weakness, frequent nrinalion. pain
ful, scalding and discolored urine. It
J sets str a powerful stieatiiant ta the en
tire kidney aad bladder etructnre.
Those who suffer and ar accustomed
Is porchaee a bottle of medicine hou;d
I not , let a tittle inconvenleece tnterfer
arlin making this up.
Th above prescription Is manufactured
by the well known pharmaceutical cause.
Prescription Predicts C Dayton, Oslo.
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