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THE BEE: OMAHA. THURSDAY. MAY It. 1922.
Butcher Knife '
and Ax Are Used
in Family Duel
Woman Clasping Knife and
Man With Ax Found Dead
in Home Children See
Fight Start.
ftataha Km Lhh4 It.
Bid At. KUh. y 10 It ill
Started svitn a quarrri mat proiigm
lo.rph Lobrrt and hit wile, bicker.
Inn lin k (mm a nirnie on Sunday.
If rnrfH with the finding of their
bodirt In on of tht room ol the
ftrmhouse. through which they had
fought, tht with a butcher knife,
and he wiih anything tbat came to
hand, until he struck hit final blows
with an an.
"The bodies were found when thrir
Met child returned from school
late Monday, hut the news and the
explanation only became generally
known yeterday. It all wat ex
plained by Edward, jr., who at with
kit little sister, 2. and a baby brother,
six mouths, in a bahy carriage in the
yard of the farmhouse, which is
located near Elkton. They law the
tart of the trouble through a win
dow. They did not see the finih.
Kdward. of course, was the only one
able to tell anything. He Mid papa
an mamma t'arted thrir fight iu
the kitchen.
From the oldest, a boy of 10, the
authorities learned that on Sunday
the father and mother, seemingly on
good terms, had gone for the picnic.
When they returned they were quar
reling. The boy aaid things appeared
better Monday morning when he
left for school.
At that . point, ' tittle Edward's
fragmentary story of the start of
the fight,came. . Jhe authoriies had
to Imagine the rest. That was rela
tively simple. The interior of the
house was blood-spattered. Chairs
and tables were ' wrecked.- Broken
dishes were scattered about.
The condition of the bodies told
the rest, the story of a hand-to-hand
fight. His throat was cut and he
had been stabbed several times. Her
head was cut open from the blow
of an ax and marks of previous blows
showed on her arms and shoulders.
Bruises showed that crockery and
pieces of furniture had been used in
the fight, before the two duelists
"closed in"
Huntley, Tate and Bremerg :
File for Legislative Ticket
Edwin L." Huntley, publisher of
the Mediator, 4923 Davenport street,
filed yesterday afternoon for demo
cratic nomination for state represen
tative from the Eighteenth district
Milton D. Tate, 2543 Capitol ave
nue, filed on the progressive ticket
for nomination for atate senator from
the Fifth district.
Otto Louis Bremers, 3620 How
thorne avenue, filed for the republi
can nomination for state represen
tative from the Eighteenth district
Sisters Plead for
Reformatory Terms
SMSSMW
' Lincoln, May 10 (Special.)
Maud Robton and Grace SUd.
Council Blurts sisters, accompanied
by Mrs. Fobton'i husband, an Oma
ha traveling salesman, appeared be
fore thf ftat board of pardons and
paroles again yesterday begging to
O allowed to serve inrir unit ior
shoplifting at th York reformatory
raiher than th penitentiary,
Robson's arms encircled his wife's
waist and the two sisters wept co-
piounly throughout the hearing.
The board im them respite from
their sentences until the hearing to
day. The board took no action, but
the respite expired, to Mierifl Ira
Miller of Lancaster county met them
at the door and took them in cu.tody.
Kobson kissed both women goodbye
at the prison gates.
They will be placed in the Lan
caster county jail to await decision of
the board on their plea.
Order Arrest of Finney
at Los Angc lea at r upitive
ITiiiifd Stattc Attorney Kinkier
said last night he will telegraph to
Los Angeles, ordering the arrest of
Thomas M. Finney of Omaha, who
im rffrmrl-rt tt klv. OAlla flier fol
lowing his indictment last Friday by
a- federal grand jury. He failed to
file bond before leaving. t
Finney ic one of the 25 men in
dicted by the federal grand jury last
week on charges of conspiracy to
it. th mails irt rtrfranit. Hit auto
mobile was overturned near his home
last Saturday morning and a little
later an envelope containing $25,000
in Liberty bonds belonging to him
was found near the scene.
Girl, 4lo, Disappears From
Home of Her Grandparents
Police and school authorities have
been asked to aid jn a search for
Harriet Steiner, 4 1-2, who disap
peared from the home of her grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Mus-
grave, 44 Kansas avenue, at iu
yerterday morning. Harriet, who
has lived with her grandparents since
a baby, has dark brown hair which
has just been bobbed: dark brown
eyes and was wearing a blue calico
dress, brown slippers and short
stockings. -
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CImim garms at
tack th ictlp, de
stroying tht hair
growth, cauaing
baldne.i, .iceitiv
Jk I . (T .
ffrtyn.ii, dead-look inf. In.
terleia hair and Itrhln
scalp. Th rich lather of Hunt'i Medicated
Soap carriet with it to th very hair root.
utt th right combination ol medicinal in
gradienta to correct scalp trouble, causing
luxuriant hair growth and imparting th.t '
flaf aneta oi tht hair that indie. u tht prop
te hair health.
Th B Sherman HcConaeU Dru More.
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Choice -Veaj
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Choice
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Fresh Spare Bibs. . . lie
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Choice Bound Steak. .20c
Choice Sirloin Steak. . 20c
Choice Hamburger
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FRESH SMOKED .
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Choice Halibut Steak,
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I 28c
Choice Catfish . . . . . 26c
Choice Kippered Salmon,
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BUTTEBINE
Evergood Liberty Nut,
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Eyergood Butterine, 5-lb.
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Best Creamery Butter
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Strictly Fresh Selected
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Skinned Hams
Sugar Cured
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Fancy
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Writ fee book en Eectal Datcasee, with name and testimonial of mere thai
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ML B. R. TAW SeaaaSarlaea. Patera Tract BMc. (Bee Bid-.) Omaha, Neb..
Mrs. McClelland
New Grand Matron
of Eastern Star
SSSeamaaammmajaa
Installation of New Officers
to Be Hf Id Today More "
Thin 800 Delegate and
Visitors Registered.
The conference of the Order ol iht
Eastern Star which closes here to
day, has been the most enthutltttic
ever held in this state. More than
BOO delegates and visitors were
isiered. Memorial services in honor
of the deceased members' of the or
ganisation featured yesterday' e
erctees. installation ol olncers elect,
ed yesterday afternoon will be held
loiay.
The following were elected: Mrs.
Emma McClelland of Braver City.
grand matron to succeed Miss Maud
M. Smith of Omaha: Dr. C. E. Brown
of University Place, grand patron to'
succeed Henry Andrews ol Callo
way, Neb.; Mrs. Ida Buinstead of
Lincoln, associate grand matron to
succeed Mrs, McClelland: John S.
Jones of Wymore, Neb., associate
grand patron to succeed Dr. Hrown;
t . I ' . I f , . 1 c .
Airs. iainrrme n. jtiann ri oenrca.
Neb., grand condiiriorets to succeed
Mrs. Bumsiead. Miss Rose Owens
of Omaha and Mrs. Lou Conklin of
Hubbell, Neb., were re elected grand
secretary and grand treasurer, re
spectively. ,
Exemplification of the Order of
the Eastern Star was observed last
night when several candidates were
initiated.
Fremont. Neb., won the conference
for 1923.
Business sessions will conclude the
conference today.
Hot Winds at Grand. Island
Give Taste of July Weather
Grand Island. Neb.. May 10.
(Special Teles-ram.) With the ther
mometer at 92 Tuesday and a maxi
mum of 85 Wednesday, -ordinarily
uly weather, and strong .winds
lowing from the south, an appre
ciable drop of several degrees took
place late Wednesday atternoon.
Cortland Man Struck
by Automobile Dies
Featriie. Neb., May 10. (Special
Trlfgram )-J- E. Dudley of Lin
coln, who was in charge of the tar
which ran down and loiured C. C
Wolf, 49, of Cortland on the high,
way north of Btatrtrt Sunday even,
ing so badly that he d"d Tuesday
night, wat called to Beatrice by
Sheriff Emery, Dudley was in ton
lerenre with County Attorney Va.ey
and the sheriff, at the close of which
the attorney stated that no action
would be taken at the pre.ctit time
against Dudley. Mr. Wolf was re
turning to Cortland with his family
from Beatrice and had turned to the
right of the rhad to ft his car.
Dudley, carrying tltvelock ball
players in his machine on their re.
turn home from Fairbury, ran dowa
Mr. Wolf as he stood at the ritht
of hi car, Dudley says that lights
Iront a southbound car e-lindtd him
and that he attempted to drive
around the Wolf auto, fearing a col.
Iikn. Wolf is survived by hit wile
and four children. The body will
oe uken to lorusnn tor nurtai.
Movies of Lake Country to
Be Shown at C. of C Rooms
In the, south room of tht Chamber
ol commerce, on rriday noon, II.
Johnson, general passenger agent of
tie Dulutn and Iron Range railroad,
and U W. Wheeler, United States
government representative, will offer
a senrs of nioiiou pictures and
sterccptiron slides in connection with
a lecture on the natural brautiet of
the Ycrmillton Lake country. Mr.
Johnson is in charge of an exhibit
car parked at Sixteenth and Mtrcy
streets, showing specimens of ant
mats, birds and nsh.
ycuUttyPer Heal SaHofec&D
whon ywjnjy a
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