The Plattsmouth journal. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1901-current, September 18, 1911, Image 6
ORDERS GIVEN NATIONAL GUARD Two Begtals W..'l table at Camp John H. Mickey. IS LOCATED NEAR BELLEVUE Brigade ViM 3e Under Command of Ceneml Joseph A. Storch and Col onel A. D. Falconer it Detailed to Keep Things Moving. I.iino'.p, S'pt. 18. Under general orders' issued hy the adjutant general's nflioo, a!i i:u: i.iK'I tuard organizations in th slate j i: the nv::iirul corps w.ll be as-sem' Ied as a brigade, under com mand 01 i.rig: (Per General J. A. Storeh, fo'- the animal oik ain.itii 'iir,. 10 b h Id near liellevue, Sept. 27 to Oct. ti The ramp will he nauu (i ('Hirip John I!. Mickey, under tho first order is: led frcm brigade io:id'i':ir tert; Cuionoi A. I). Pulton r will Inve chaise oi railroad trail. ;;:oi Ut ion iind will !?:.-!'! ti :in..io.rur. 'v.i on "e iuc?st.n sent hi ml l Omaha. Companies in able to it! ov i Htr IIKt.li ()f two commissioned oliioets and forty enlisted men will not ait"nd camp. RAILROADS GRIDIRON STATE AlTHliB OF CONNAUGHT. Panes Who is Eaiorted Betr :tli2d to P,ii.i3ss Irens. fto ol th? Czar. to ( ) But N3 Tout- Counties Are Left Without Steel Rails. Lincoln, Kept. 18. Willi the con si ruction to dandy ol the Callaway line of tho Union Pacific there are let in tho state only four counties wlilcli have no raliroo's touching tholr hoi (1'th: Mel 'heist. n. Itimner, Koya 'aha and Ijoup. The uhei' counties, Wheel er and Oariiiiid, cune very nearly g ting Into the c'tegory, nut are saved If y t he fact I hut lint button extensions to Ki ickso:: ,.nd Pin w ell pass throiMii cm ru th ( f t.ioh. Aeio.'f .. to the new official map jiiHt issued hy the stale railway com mlsKlon. other counties barely escapcl having railroad facilities, one couiirv heinc Cherry, toreis which Northwest em runs no', fnr from the not the-, ,i horder. Alrioiit sixty miles must !: ttave'ed liei'o"" one can H'lich raili").i I facilities to li:" f-oiith. The !on ie distance one cip 'ravel on railroa ir the ''.trite, Kceortiing to the new m;l i Is 611 miles finm Kails City to C'.iw ford, wh'e'. l plmost !im far as :lie dlslaece from ti:'H city to (iilenno SOME INSIST ON DOCTRINE iff W: J- MAY GtT f 1R.AL Confsd Murd"i'er It Sentenced t.'M Imprnonmfnt. Offumu. 1:1.. Sej.t ti J tl.1 I). M Andcren (. luaiinji; a motion tor t new trid to- Ch'irles Young, who was convltti il of the murder of Tom Mrtirath. ami siiit'nied to life im pisonmell. Young confessed that he murdered MiCuitli and threw the body into the river and this confes sion was sdniitted in evidence. His confession aUo cleared up a numlxT of holdups that terrorized the commu nity last w inter. ! LEAD Trti.tATE.NEO BY FiRE Fight j L'JCK CF A MIXER. SQUIRREL ATTACKS BABE Child Miy Dir of Effect of Injuries Inflicted by Animjl. Oskaloosa, la.. Sept. A vicious attack by a p.uk siiiiirel upon the three nionihp old 'nfant of Mr. and Mrs. WiHien trt. Iceman at tlielr liome here i.-i expia ted to reniilt fatally. The little anli'i;:l :pi ing upon the child and hulled its f etli ami claws in the little one's lace ,uid h"ad, and almost put on' an eye be I ore the mother could in'ei ft re. Men From Honestake M'ne Flames and Save Town. j Iead. S. D., S' jit- 1a. Koret tires which broke our in the timber country surround'ni: Lend menaced the town.; What H Deeir-d a Disaster Brought Him a Fortunt. The niinei-s nf "v Mexico tell a ijiieer story which illustrates their be- li.tf In Iti.-L- A n...- .. .. A high wnd iannd the flames beyond, oue .., di. a I-. t .e n h k'e.r; t:'.ici i : .. .. , W!1 In- :. if i u; i ii the tiei.l ., and lieatliet . iin v these piHijii. iii-y I e. th bility In heir in ,-, in their rniai-ur." S:j i, giinuut. "h-Vl - 1 :i uiveli u'h i'r;i ii.-i.-. Ar- and Th. I with the suu shiniiig no bis back, w hen control of volunteer Are fighters, . . . . i At , .1 i. ..i . senoiih.y u.n aie,,, Ule p.. e. i he smelled smoke ami presently, to his HomestaK- Mining company brought dij4in.iy. discovered that his knapsack several hundred men from the mii w.(s ou jjre and nil were pressed into service, ine fire is still burning, but !ad Is be lieved to be safe. I Like all miners, be carried a large leus for the purpose of examining spec imens, and for want of room he had QUIT UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO; Jung 'h? ,KlaM " ou,side and th ravs Of the sun had lit-en cnn-fntrai1 on his pack. FILING REPORTS OF RAILROADS Figures Submitted Show Slight Losses by Two Companies. Swedish Fiapti? Decide Unanimously to Build Collefje of Their Own. Kiron, la.. Sept 18. At the national conference of the Swedish Haptlsis, held here, it vas decided unanimous ly to sever relations with the I'niver Bity of C-'cao find start a Swedish flaptist college. For thiity years the Swedish uid American Baptist stu dents hyve been trained at the Univer sity of Chicago for the ministry. It was voted to hn'd the next national conlVrciifo in Chicago In 1912. MAY WED CZAR'S NIECE Prince Arthur of Connaught and Prio. Irene Betrothed? London, Sept. 18. It Is reported that Prince Arthur of Connaught, son of the puiie of Connaught, now govern or general of Canada, is engaged to marry PrinriMs Irene, daughter of the Gmnd Duchess Xeiila-AIexandrovna, who Is a lister of Emperor Nicholas of Russia. f Des Moinos, sept. lt.--lowa ran , roads are beginning to file their an nual reports w ith the state lxiurd of copal church of lies Moines, condemn M'n'ster Admits Theft. Versailles'. III., Sept. 18. Kev. W. U Waist mm. who ha i been supplying as I a pi' st jr ni a church here, pleader! geiltv in h Justire ro:ut to a (brig--of rohhiug a i".-it'u:r.'ii t. He o'lt'iiner! 30 in old coim and r.l! of the:n wer '(coveted. After bioo.'.1- '.uinis hie. gone fi-i!" the restaurant to tV.e SVa' stroni home lire" time?, the Walstrom confessed. Shenntulonh, la, Sept. IB. Kesolu tlom: Intiodiicf d by the Rev. O. W Filer, p:tstor ot Grace Methodist Epl DEATH LIST MOUNTS TO A TOTAL OF TEN Lee Outlaid, Driver ol Skidding Auto, in Serious Condition. Resolution at N braPka Conference o.". i Admis'iir of New Converts., IJncolri, ri'il IV. Willi a view to simplifying ihe method of udmil tui cnoverts to ni"inl)erslilp in the Metho dist Rpisopal church and at tho same time to eliminate if KHsiblo the more or I'M" adverse attitude of tie genera) public toward the ritual of that cbUM'ii, a resolution making rec ommendations to the general confer nce to be held next year at Minno 'apolls was Introduced at the Nebraskn conference or Methodist cbui'ches, now in se.-'hlon at I'tilvcrslty Place, by Rev. I II. S( hrei 'uMigast. The memorial excited much com no-Tit upen Its Introduction by the Ciilverslty Place- pastor and caused n lengthy debate to be Indulged In by m veral of the ministers attending the gathering. Marked opposition to the i.jiin wns evidenced, while It win readily taken "n by a number of the pastors bf the ultimate solution to a question whbh has heroine one of vi tal intercit tp the Methodist cWg at large. Child Sets Fire to Father's Barrt. Arapahoe, Neb., Sept. IS Wbiie Mr. anil Mrs. Nels K. Anderson, who live five mlleu soutli of this city, were in town shopping their little six year old von. who vas i't m liool when they h 11 home, ret m lied home and procured a m.'tch and set tire to tne'r barn. The burn. Its contents and a quantity ot liny stacked nein it were entirely do .M roved. The loss is considerable, with no Insuriiin e Ind'an Knocked In River. Beatrice, N'h., Sept. 18 The body of nn Indian, who belonged with Kit Carson's V'i'.d West show, was found In Indian croo'v under the Urn llngton bridge, a mil west of Wymore, by sedion puds. The iiiow left for Washington, Kan., and It Is thought the Indian was knocked off the bridge when the tu!n passed over it. Complaint Against Armour. Lincoln. Sept IR.-K. C. Kemblo, In specter In Mie office of the state food commissioner, swore to a complaint in the county court, charging Armour (k Co wlih violating tho food law by helling packages of bird without ltur ing the same branded with the net weight of tho contents. Thieves Visit Arlington Postoffica. Arlington, Neb., Sept. 18. The post office here was broken Into by burg lars. hut nothing: was stolen. The safe was found ready to be touched off, as It seems that the robbers had Kot everything ready when they were frightened away. Farm Laborer Killed. West Point. Nb., Sept. 18. The hody of John Mock, a farm laborer, was found In tho rullroad yards. F'rom ihe position of the body, It Is aur fcilsed tat the flereased waa run over by a freight train. Syracuse, N. Y , Sept. 18 If. in y fUradley of Franklin, N. Y., one of those injured hy Oidfleld's car I when It craslid through the fem e at tne state ti'ir, .s ueau. ins uear.ii brings the i f t of dead up to ten Half a d .cti of the score or more who sustained injuries as a result of the accident are still on the critical list. Oldle'ld, ('.river of the automo bile, is tn a serioiiit ootid. tion wit.ii a fractured rib and internal hurts. The nccid"tit hippeiied in the forty third mile. Di! pdlina was leading by a lap Oi lfield trailing him, as they entered the first quaiter of that mile. The hig cars, traveling, it ts es timated, at neventj five miles an hour, were running ride by side as they fwung nrounl the turn, after passing tho niist;ind. As they look the turn there was a roMirt. The car driven by Oldtleld leaped in the air. Then it swerved to the outer side and crashed through the fepce. The rri;)pl"d machine, be yond the control of the driver, nlo u'hed thro'uli hundreds of person? lined a loin the fence railway commissioners Three roads, the Des Moines Ter minal company, owned by F. M. Hub bell; the Iowa and Illinois Interurban company, i nd tho Albla and Interur ban company, filed reports. HubbeH's terminal company oper- Methodist church ated during 1910 at a net loss of $835. The Iowa and Illinois, which has an elecfic line between Davenport and! Clinton, roportei' a net loss of $4, 3M.27. '1 he Albla road is the only one of the three to ropo-t a paying year. The net profits of the Albla Interurban amounted to $I"79.K9, according to the n'nort. The vlrrn of Justice insists In moderation as rvgulated by wisdom. ArlHtotU ing the action of .lames Wilson, secre tary of agidculture, for accepting the Invitation to become honorary chair fan at the meeting of the National growers' congress, were adopted by the pes Moines conference of the Rockefeller in for Boost in Taxes. Cleveland. Sept It!. .John I). Rooke feller's protest that the tax appraisa on his Kore.-if Hiil estate is too hlgl was Ignored when his legal represent ntive appeared before the count conimissioe.prs to argue the protest. As a result the oil king will have to pay on a valuation of $1,1)52,108, an in crease of ovr 4un per cent over last year's valuation. As among the contents were fifteen pounds of powder be lost no time iu Environment. The street car oiuiu.-tor was about to be tra inferred t. another line. Not his to reason w by. yet on that occasion he did. and with the chief of the de part uieut. "I don't like that line." he said "What's the mutter with it?" asked the chief. "It's commonplace." s:iid the con ductor. "I will loe my god man ners if go down there. The Hue I dropping the dangerous burden and ! ttIU uu 0"w is a well dressed line and getting as far away as possible. The 8 'i!ii'ra! education for the railway haversack fell between two big rocks, j employee. mn not tho same man I while the miner from a safe distance ; was "'I"'" 1 was moved up there two mournfully watched the smoke rising from his sole worldly possessions. Preseutly there came a deafening ex plosion, and the miner went to gather up what lie could find. Then his eyes almost started out of bis bend at see ing the quartz that had been blown up fairly glistening with gold. His pow der had literally blown open a gold mine, ami lie was made a rich ii .in n an instant. He naiued the mine the "Nick o' Time."-IOxeh:iiige. HINDU WOMEN. Whatever Their Station They Are Gracious and Picturesque. There are. of course, all kinds of Hindus. They range from the lowest levels of superstilion and ignorance to high attainments of Intelligence mid culture. Put in one respect they are all alike. "Never once," says Mr. P.egbie. "have I delected the very smallest smirch' of vulgarity either in manners or In dress." The Hindu may believe lu 30,0Ji.0)0 gods, be may hold that the world Is flat and that his soul's salvation Is endangered by the shadow of a European, "but he will have charui of manner and make a picture either in the unband seled jungle or on the platform of a railway terminus." But the Indian woman Is the crown of her creation, us. of course, oil women are everywhere. She inay be nimble to read or write, she may give food to Idols and believe that her god or devil rides around the village at night on a plaster horse or a mud ele phant, "butslie will be modest and years ago trotn a downtown line. I a muioie polite, my voice is lower, and 1 have sprii'-ed up in general appear ance. It is ilmt way with every man In the business. Put him on a liue patronised by well dressed people and be will tlx ii; t. lit his surroundings. If I go l,:ick on that other line I will lose polish." All the chief viid then was "Well, well." but the co:ii!uci.r was not trans ferred -New York Sun. A Queer Animal. "That Is the only animal I ever saw that would eat and drink and sleep upside down." said a visitor to the zoo, Indicating a fruit bat or dying squirrel from Borneo. It hung head dowuward In Us cage. Three curved claws on what appeared to be its tall embraced a roof bar. In its pendulous position It reached out for Mie disks of banana the keeper passed through the bars. Finishing its meal, it swung over to a eup ef w-HtT a'nl rook n drink Tli u. folding Its membranous wings, it closed its eyes mid was soon asleep. New York Sen As Ons 3e.s It. "Jones grumlties t It:' t Ins :i can't take a joke." "That's funny seems to :ne" "How so'.'' "She took Jones " Judge. His Starring. "Is Julia's suitor a man nf birth?" "Sure he's a man of berlh. He's a Pullman ear conductor" I'.a !'.uiori American FOWLER A!DS FIRE FIGHTERS Aviator Narly Victim of Flames at Colfax, Cal. Cobat. Oil . Sept. is One man Is dead, a not n i r hovers between life and Beam, with both legs liioken. as a ronseipuMic" of his heroism, and third is missing, as the result of a tire probaliv if ificT.dlni'y origin which boko out here on the third floor of Mountain View hotel and consumed consider. i lie of tlie town. Th" finan cial loss is about $2 ,1101). In the Trent r;iiiks ol the volunteer fire fighters was Aviator Robert (5 Fowler, who Is prcpailiiit to scab the hit'li Sierras on the third le of Us transcontinental aeropl.mo trip 0. KIT ON BUCK STOVES AND RANGES!- sreaocc Z2X9.3HE5 I I From Pfow Until October 11 st s 9 We are going to offer our entire line of BUCK'S Stoves and Ranges at a discount of 25 per cent. This is your opportunity to buy a Stove or Range for less money than the cost of the same at the factory. We want to clean up the entire line of Buck's Stoves, and are not going to handle them any longer. This change was caused by the recent strike in the Buck factory, at which time we were compelled to accept another stove, and selected upon the Malleable Ranges, Round Oak Ranges, Base Burners, Heaters and" Fur naces to supply our customers, after the settlement of which we were still long on our supply of Buck's Stoves. 3 NEXT LAND LOTTERY OCT. 2-21 For 466,562 Acres of Land in Rosebud and Pine Ridge Reservations. firegorv. S. D, Sept 18 Uncle Sam's next big land lottery will lie held in South Dakota from Oct. 2 to 21, Inclusive. t!'..ti2 seres of land in the Rosebud and Pine Ridge reservations being offered a pr'yes to land seekers. Gregory, PaHns. Chamberlain and Itapid City will be the registration points. -On Oct. -.'1. the drawing wili commence nt Gregory. Mayor Arraigned for Arson. BemldJI. Minn., Sept. 18 Dr. Del bert F. Dumas, mayor of Cass I.akn was arraigned In the district court here before Judge C W. Stanton on an Indictment chr.rglng attempted ar ion. This crime Is punishable by 1m prlsonnien'. from one year to three and half years In 'he htate prison uiKn ronvlctlon. The case will come up for trial Wednesday. Bars Beulah B'nford Pictures. Ijwrinee, Kan., Sept 18 No Ben lah Blnford pictures will be shown at any of the Stent theaters at Uw rence Mayor Rishop announced that he would not permit moving picture show owners to display the4 filout. I i . -ftrt i't;tTJrtv''( .vifc--3 . ' The Buck's Stoves and Ranges are without a doubt one of the best on the market, well known far and near, and are fully guaranteed. We have a large number of heaters bf all sizes and grades, also a number of ranges, all of which we are going to close out on a 25 per cent discount basis, which means a $15.00 Range will go at $33.75 36.00 27.40 38.00 Heater 28.50 $20.00 Heater goes at $17.50 20.00 15.00 13.50 10.15 We are not offering this sale simply as a business getter, but want more room for our new Fall line and are willing to lose all the profit, freight, and a share of the original cost, in order to close them out in the next two weeks. Come in early, for when you see the stove and learn the price you are going to buy one, so will your neighbor and they will not last long at the above prices.