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Nebraska
l EDITOR OF DES MOINES FARM
! JOURNAL IS DEAD.
HOW MANY PARTIES
FOR A CANDIDATE?
Old Question Once Decided Bobs Up
Again with Filing of T. E.
Conley.
NEW CANDIDATE IN THE FIFTH
(From a Staff Correspondent)
LINCOLN. Fob. 2X (Ppeolal.)-The
niontlnn settled ty a supremo court de
rision four years ago whether a candi
date may affiliate with two different
parties, lias aaln come up In the flllns
today of the acceptance of a petition by
Thomas E. Conley of Falrbury, filed In
the secretary of state's office by mem
bers of the btill moose party, wherein
Mr. Conley states that he "affiliates"
with the moosers.
About three weeks ago Mr. Conley
niado a filing with tl.e secretary of
Hate as a candidate for the same office,
statins that he affiliated with the re
publican party.
Ono of the strong points which was
made to the court and which was sus
tained in its opinion was that no candi
date could affiliate with two parties who
were opposed to each other. Should tlio
bull mooowors put up an opposition
ticket In the nation this year.lt woul.i
appear that the decision of the supreme
court mlicht apply In cases similar to the
Conley filing.
Other filings made today were as fol
lows:
rtobert Price of Curtis files for tM
cemocratlc nomination for congress In
the Filth district.
Keith Neville of North Flatte accept
the petition placing his namo on thJ
primary ballot as a candidate for the
democratic nomination for governor.
James L. Caldwell of Lincoln Is made a
candidate for district Judge of Lancaster
County by a big petition filed with thfl
secretary of state today.
Treasurer Grli Fees.
Insurance Commlseloner Kastham re
plenished the state treasury today by
taking over to the treasurer fees and
other money amounting to 115,756..
Brotherhood Banquet.
The second annual banquet of the
Swedish Brotherhood was held at the
Lindell hotel last night. About 300 were
present from different portions of the
state.
Theater Plana Changed.
The Acme Amuicment company, which
operates the Orpheum theater here, an
nounces that after March 4 the theater
will no longer have the regular Orpheum
programs as put out by the regular Or
pheum circuit. The theater lost over
$4,000 last season and was compelled to
draw on the surplus of their Lyrto vaude
ville and Wonderland picture houses in
order to pay the deficit. The new Or
pheum, when completed, will furnish the
high-class vaudeville, and the present
place will be made into a feature picture
house.
Anderson Alternate.
D. L. Vevelone of Beatrice, candidate
for delegate-at-large to the national re
publican convention, has selected Walter
Anderson of Lincoln at hie alternate delegate.
kDGc.nl ON AND IVl Kt.LV It
H TALK TO AURORA STUDENTS
AURORA, Feb. 23. (Special.) The Au-
rora . High school today celebrated
Washington' birthday anniversary In a
manner recommended by the state offi
cers of the Sons of the American Revo
lution. Some time ago H. M. Bushnell
of Lincoln, president of the state organ
ization, wrote Superintendent A. E.
Fisher asking Mm to have a patriotic
program at the high school on Wash
ington's birthday. Mr. Bushnell at that
time suggested that F. E. Bdgerton of
this city, formerly of Lincoln, was a
member of the Sons of the American
Revolution, and recommended that he be
asked to deliver the address. At the
exercises yesterday S. R, MfcKelvle of
Lincoln and F. E. Edgerton of this city
were the speakers. Superintendent
Fitdicr of the Aurora High schools presided.
F " 1
HENRY WALLACE.
PES MOINES, Feb. 23. Funeral serv
ices for Henry Wallace, well known farm
magazine editor and a member of Presi
dent Roosevelt's counlry life comm'sslon,
who died here suddenly last night, will
be held hero Friday afternoon. Complete
arrangements had not been niado today.
RUMOR OF TRACTION LINE
scorrs bluff to gering
Today's the Time
When Legislators
Will Get Together
(From a Staff 'correspondent.)
LLnCi LN, Feb. :1 (Special Thurs
day Is the grand event when statesmen
of prehistoric Nebrnska ases connected
with sessions of past IcBtslaturcs will
gather In Lincoln and mingle as they
used to do,
Tlio name Richmond stamped upon the
toast list Is a sufficient guaranty of Its
quality, even If not found on the grape
Juice, which will flow abundantly. The
cabaret singers, who will come all the
way from Omaha to lend their fascinat
ing presence to the occasion, will be
enough to make nil bald-headed ex-mem-bera
travel miles and miles to be rresent.
Tho Honorable Mr. Richmond Is "on
to" the ways of modern entertainment
and expects to give the members every
opportunity to en.loy themselves. He
has arranged to have the wives of the
members hold their banquet far away
from the "madding" world's Ignoble
strife, and where they will not be dis
turbed In their songs of cheer while they
quaff the bubbling grape Juice and listen
to the beautiful voices of sgme of Lin
coln's most famous soloists.
Carrier Want (iood Road.
HASTINGS, Neo., Feb. 23. (Special
Telegram.) onvict labor on the road,
an efficient state good roads law and
allowance from the government for horse
hire were among tho reforms spoken of
In the resolutions at the close of the
Fifth district meeting of tho Rural let
ter Carriers' association last night. The
association will meet at Grand Island
February 22. next.
SCOTT'S BLUFF, Neb., Feb. 23.-(Spe-
clal.) Negotiations are under way by
which the Cross & lxobrts Electric com
pany la to become the property of Wilk
inson & Vandees of lenver. The Cross
& Roberts company have a fine plant
here and have been giving excellent
service, and the new people will have
to "go some" to bent It. About J.0,000
was spent in enlarging and Improving
the plant the last year. The new owner
ship has in contemplation somo exten
sive work during the coming year, and
it Is understood that they expect to put
about $50,000 in extensions. Just what
these extensions are Is not given out,
but wise ones tell us that it means the
connection of Scott's Bluff and tiering,
with an interurban car service.
CAN'T FIND DANDRUFF
1
Every bit of dandruff disappears after
one or two applications of Danderlne
rubbed well Into the scalp with the fin
ger tips. Get a 23-cent bottle of Dander
lne at any drug store and save your hair.
After a few applications you can't find
a particle of dandruff or any falling hair,
and the scalp will never itch. Advertise
ment.
BULL MOOSERS JANGLE
OVER T. R. PREPAREDNESS
ELL-ANS
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. One package
proves it 25c at all druggists.
Cattle Near Aurora
Bitten by Mad Dog
At'ROHA. Neb.. Feb. St.-(Speclal.)
Unite a fear of rabies has arisen In the
community lying to the southeast of
Aurora. Several days bko a mad dog
was discovered among tho cattle and
other domestic anlniils on the farms of
Lew Cruff, 1. R. Coffey and others. Sev
eral valuable animals were bitten and
have since died. T; . dog linn been killed,
but It Is feared b the nciKhlwrs In thai
community t'nat other tloiis have been
Ml'ccted and that other nutureaks are to
lo feared. The cattle belonging to these
farms are being carefully watched, and
when they sbow signs of tables are being
killed. Ir. II. V. Nothomb. veterinarian
of this city, examined the cattle which
It Is claimed were afflicted with the
disease and pronounced )l undoubtedly
rabies.
ICE DAMAGES BRIDGES
CLOSE TO GRAND ISLAND
GUANO 1SLANO. Neb.. Feb. 2:1 .--(Special
Telegram. llllgh water and floating
Ice have rendered two of the bridges
across tho I'latte river In Hall county
Impassable. About 2"0 feet of the bridge
Immediately south of this city on the
Hastings-Grand Island road, are com
pletely out and In the river. Two small
bridges oif what Is known im the ,lne
Hrldges' road are out. and the Hamilton
county bridge, between this city and
rhllllps, Neb., was In danger today,
dynamiting was done by the county, the
llurllngton, and the St. Joseph Grand
Island railroads.
All trains are stopped, but the railroad
bridges seem In no danger so far.
ERWIN BROTHERS HOLD
REVIVAL AT WYM0RE
WYMOUK, Neb., Feb. 2.1. t Special. V
Large crowds are attending the taber
nacle meetings being held here tinder the
leadership of tho Krwln brothers' evan
gelistic party. Friday evening was "pub
lic school night," at which the first call
for converts was made. One hundred and
fifty-one persons, many of them adults,
"bit the trail." l'erhaps the strongest
sermon Evangelist W. A. Krwln has de
livered thus far is the ono on popular
amusements entitled, "Selling the Christ."
which he gave Sunday night to an audi
ence of over I.Ms). The chorus of l.
voices is being led by Trof. Horace F.
Krwln, with Mrs. Krwln at the piano.
Klre Department ftnnqnrt.
HEATHICK. Neb.. Feb. 13. (Special )
The Reatrlre volunteer fire department
held its annual banquet In firemen's hall
last evening, which was attended by H5
people. 8lx firemen were presented with
exemption certificates by Mayor Mayer,
after which the banquet was served by
tho women of I Sella Methodist church.
lYesldent If. E. leech acted as toast
master, and responses were made by the
following: County Attorney Messmore.
Rev. H. F. GaUlier, Chief Justice A. M.
Morrlssey. John 8. Walker. J R. Kills
and State Fire Commissioner Rldgell.
who stated that Beatrice was the only
volunteer department In the state owning"1
Its own building.
Hjmorf'i Anniversary.
UFA I RICK, Neb., Feb. 23. tSpeclal.l
YVymore cttliens are making big. plans
to celebrate the thirty-fifth anniversary
of the founding of that town. The plat
of the town was filed May 21. 1SS1. and
within ninety days there wera sixty
houses there.
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(From a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, Feb. 23. (Special.) Jt
evident that the old parties have
monopoly on factions.
Now comes the bull moosers and jangle
over preparedness., it was evident that
many could not and would not subscribe
to Mr. Hoosovelt's scheme for prepared
ness. Several of the delegates, headed
by Judge Wray of York, not only op
posed any kind of preparedness, but
voted against the resolution which em
bodied a mild form of that Important
question.
The committee which selected delegates
to the national convention also recom
mended the name of Colonel Frank P.
C'orrick for national committeeman.
CHILD FALLS UPON KNIFE
AND IS FATALLY WOUNDED
HASTINGS. Neb., Feb. 23. (Special
'felegrain.) Carrying a big knife with
which her mother was to help an uncle
In the butchering, yesterday morning,
Frances Jessie Ix-ach, 7-year-old daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry I.each of
Olenvll, slipped on some ice, and falling
on the point of the instrument gashed
the Jugular vein on the right side of the
neck. A blood clot formed during the
day, stopping the circulation, and death
at midnight was the result.
I
BANKERS WILL MEET AT
FREMONT ON ARBOR DAY
FUEMONT, Neb., Teh. 23. (Special.)
Officers of group No. 2, Nebraska Bank
era' association, met in Fremont yester
day with a committee of local bankers
to arrange the progress for the annual 1
meeting of the organization to be held J
here Arbor day. Flans for the entertain
ment of the largest crowd In the history
of the association' are bing laid. F. J.'
Klrchman of Wahoo la president. Dennts
Killenn of Schuyler is vice president and
J I or man Luedlke of Creston is secretary.
Aarlroltaral Hoclrty Officers.
BEATJUC7. Neb.. Feb. 23 (Special )
The Oage County Agricultural society
held Its annual meeting here yesterday
and elected these officers: President,
' lr. C. P. Fall; vice president, Peter Jan-
tien; secretary, H. V. Rlesen; treasurer, i
Charles Hughes. Dr. Fall suggested for!
township organizations to aid the asso
ciation, and this will probably be worked I
out by the trMrd of managers, which in
0 eludes J. C. F.mery. W. W. Scott, F. W.
Munmford, C. YV. Murray and C. H.
Green.
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The thing we have been telling
Omaha people is true.
Read what "Nathan Straus," the
great merchant, capitalist, philan
bit jt Millr an1 SpQrlof Fmror v X v thropist and puMic welfare worker
says about pasteurized milk.
This telegram was received by
TIIE . OMAIIA BEE
Monday and published by The Bee with
out tho knowledge of Alamito Dairy.
That is the renson it is po valuable to us
and so valuable to the people of Omaha.
Alamito Dairy
Pasteurizes
Its Milk
We recognize the danger that lurks
inn-aw milk and haqe installed ex
pensive machinery to pasteurize it
and make it safe.
You may have doubted up, but eurely
you will not doubt Nathan Straus, a man
rerognized everywhere as unselfish in
his many enterprises for the good of
humanity. Don't take chances, but
Be sure your milk is pasteurized and
your bottles have been scalded.
Come to Our Dairy and Let Us Show You How We Make Milk Safe
for You and Your Children.
Milk andScarlet Fever
(Telegram.)'
Long BeaclC Calfcb: 20.
To the Editor of The Bee:
At an old friend of your paper, I
take the liberty, of calling your at
tention to the fact that epidemics of
scarlet fever and also typhoid,
diphtheria, iceptio tore throat and
measles can almost invariably be
traced to infected milk. This is
also the main cause of tuberculosis
in its various forms. My Wenty
five years of labor combatfn milk
infection by pasteurizaton has fully
convinced me of this fact, which has
since been sustained by physicians
and bacteriologists all over the civ
ilized world.
I hope roy recommendation will
prevail to' make investigations and,
if verified, take proper measures for
future prevention. Dairy interests
usually object to such measures, but
I trust those in your city and state
are more enlightened.
KATHAH STRAUS.
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Y Annua r
Al
amico,
Phone Douglas 409.
The "Milk-White" Dairy
26th and Leavenworth Sts.,
Omaha
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