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RED CLOUD. NEB.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
the legislature wns perfected nntl V as cnii slavry There Is something
i W. AHhton of TIn.1I county wns mnlo wri,n6 -wltli a prosperity whMi ,'s co
chnlrmnn. Representative Redmond immense that It finally comes to fend
of Nemaha wns made Becrctnry. u.,on the lives of little children. M-n
who make money by working infants
Michigan Republicans Caucus. nr mniintr too much money. 'Micro.
Kotered tn tlio I'ostomee nt Ilcd Cloud, hob .
m Second CIiim Matter
NEWS OP NEBRASKA.
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W?tcrhouse for President.
Lincoln, Dec. 28. Two thousand
Pawl C. Pharu
Gkoiqk Newmousk
Editor
MatiRRtr
Lansing, Mich., Jan. 2. Republican rr0 nt a ,)W estimate, half a million Nebraska teachers are holding their
memberB of both houses of tho leglB- cnndrcn mnor fourteen nt work In Etale convention in Lincoln. Tho
lature hold caucuses and agreed upon collrn mills, glass factories, sweat , nomlnatlnB committee agreed on A.
tho ofneers, the nominations being h,l0pg mltl0B nn(1 ui(. in liis'.rlun. H- Waterhouse of Omaha as president
equivalent to elections, as thoro are Tnose whom such toll does not kill are aRtl Mlss Catherine Wood of Peru a3
only a handful of members of both be,ng runo,i for citizenship. Wo arcs secretary against whom there is no
houses who arc not Republicans. The ,urnng out, nt a low estimate, 200. I opposition.
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EXECUTIVE BOARD HOLDS SE
CRET SESSION AT PEORIA.
house Republicans choso Tor Bpcakor,
Nicholas J. Whelnn of Holland. The
aenato Republicans nominated for
president pro tern., Michael Morlarlty
of Crystal Falls.
Cornelius P. Shea Trial.
Chicago, Jan.' 2. Department storo
drivers were tho principal witnesses
(00 adult London 'Hooligans' every
ycui ; and these become, In turn, tho
Three Drowned In the Missouri.
Norfolk, Neb., Dec. 2S Three men
parents of hundreds of thousand of wore downed In the Missouri river
ctner degenerates. And so mis cmr nonh of here on (h, glnt0 me Th(J
pestilence riots and spreads. , , Herbert Cashman. aced sixty:
"It must be stopped-If not for the K,, slat0 ng0ll twenty-elght. and Dan
sake of these children themselves,
Slate, aged twenty-two. They were
then for our own sake; if not for tho .,".., nrnBa nn ,', trn nm, ,irnnnoii
at tho trial of Cornelius P. Shea "anil Hnlc of common humanity, then for Jnto an nlrnolo The (cnm was i03t.
ll.n n 1 P r f ! Mn tilt It 1 1 f ' rt r f f I It iirt 1
MAY EXTEND TO OTHER LINES
other strike leaders. Tho defense
sought to prove by these witnesses
that tho department store drivers had
not gone on a strike, but that they
Grand Master Hanrahan Issues Second had been locked out.
Ultimatum to Harrlman, Warning
Him of Drastic Measures Unless He
Adjusts Grievances at Once.
the sake of the republic's safety. For
this republic Is based on citizenship.
We can not sow I ho winds today with
out reaping the whirlwind tomorrow
Tho association voted unanimously
asking Nebraska senators nnd repre
sentatives In congress to support Sen
ator l'ovoridgos child labor bill,
One body was recovered.
Peoria, Jan. 2. Tho grand executive-
board of the Iirothethood of Lo
comotive Firemen and Fugliiemon
held an all day session, with Grand i
AUiHicr .loiui .1. iiiuu.il i an, ami manors
Two Young Men Drowned.
Omaha, Dee. ifl. Joseph Frank
Tinkler and Joel B. Loonils, both aped adopting the following resolution;
twenty-two skated in") an air tioli "Resolved. That we, the Nebraska
in the ice on Cut-Off hike and wero state Teachers' association, In our
drowned. The bodies wete recovered, rorty-first annual session, over 2,000
strong, unqualifiedly indorse tho Rov-
Trude President of S crlffs. oridge child labor bill, and thai wo
Geneva, Neb. Dee. 31. The Sher- ,mm,i,nmislv anneal to our senators
pertaining to the strike on the South- ins' State association met heie and re nU(, representatives In the national
ern Pniillc system
When tho second
completed it Is promised that horn
Information will bo made public tlu.t
will have a bearing on tho strike sit
uation. Grand Master Hanrahan issued a
second ultimatum to 10. H. Ilurrininn
of tho Southern Pacific railroad,
warning him or tho impending elras
tic measures that will bo placed into
effect unless he exercises Ills powers
to terminate tho grievances now pond
ing. The telogiam follows:
"The dispute on tho Atlantic system
of tho Southern Pacific company, not
withstanding statements to the con
trary, Is betweon your company and
our members. On other of your linos
tho feeling Is growing that they mnj
expect tho same injustice In the near
future. If your representatives really
desiro arbitration, wo nro anxious to
adjust in thnt way and wo insist tho'
a third party should not bo permitted
to Influence your company in this mat
ter. Once more, in jur' to tho men
nnd tho public whe, vvu fi affected by
an extension of the strike to either
partB of your system, I ask you to ex
ercise your authority and restore the
conditions which tho abrogation o'
tho agreement took away from the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
on May 1. Your ofllciols entered will
ingly Into an ngrccment with the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
that nullified the snmc. I await an
immedinto inswer. Not hearing from
you I shall feol that I nave exorcised
duo patlenco nnd have served a llnnl
notico to Ike public."
HUGHES TAKES "thToATH
Inauguration Festivities at Albany
Unucually Brilliant.
Albany, N. Y., Jan. 2. Charles,
Evans Hughes took the oath of onlce
as governor of the state of New York
and with his Democratic colleagues
began his two years' term. The re-i
tiring governor, Frank W. Hlggins.
formally surrendered the reins of gov
ernment to his successor and left for'
his homo n private citU'On for tho
first tlmc since J 893,-when ho was
first elected senator.
In his inaugural address Governor
Hughes pnid a marked tribute to Gov
ernor Higglns, commending his public
Forvlces and conscientious devotion to
the Interests of tho state. Tho inau
gural ceremonies wero unusually
brilliant and the attendance almost
unprecedented.
Following them, the now governor
held a reception In tho oxocutlvo
o.hnmbcr and he and Mrs. Hughes re-
"eel veil a cordial welcome from a very
l'irge number of people from Albanv
and elsewhere In tho usual public re
ception at tho oxocutlvo mansion.
Tho 130th session of I he Now York
state legislature will convene today
nnd practically all of tho nowly elect
ed members of both houses attended
the Inauguration.
NEBRASKA "LEGISLATURE MEETS
Caucus Nominations for House and
Senate Officials Indorsed.
Lincoln, Jan. 2. Tho Nebraska
legislature partially comploted organ-
Bad News for Nebraska Sheriffs.
Lincoln, Dec. 29. Deputy State
Auditor Cook gave out an ultimatum
to sheriffs that the appropriation made
for returning fugitives from justice to
the state 1ms been exhausted and no
more vouchers will be drawn, and
any evp' ne Incurred hereafter will
have to bo taken to the legislature as
a deficiency.
Opposes Co-Education of Races.
Lincoln, Dec. 31. Miss Lulu Kortz.
county superintendent of Chctry conn-
GROOMING COUNTS
Out It cannot make a Fair Skin or a
Glossy Coat.
Women with good
complexions cannot
bo homely. Crcuma,
lotions, washes aud
powders cannot nuiko
ft fair skin. Every
horseman knows thnt
tho sutln coat of his
thoroughbred comes
from tho animal's
'all-right" condition.
Let tho horso get
ofriiisfcoel" andhis
coat turns dull. Cur
rying, brushing nnd rubbing n ill givo
him a clean coat, but cannot produco
tho coveted smoothness and glows of
tho horso'fl skin, which is his com.
ploxion. Tho ladies will sco tho point.
Lane's Family
W
71I
Is tho best preparation for Indies who
desiro n gentlo laxativo medieino thr.t
will givo tho body perfect clennlineMi
internally and tho wholesoinenesa
that produces such skins as painters
lovo to copy.
-
w?irc?3jra.'T&KrE.'uis.ii iKSim:.
wero consideicd. elected the old oillrors. its follows- A. conKrORR t0 v,-ork for and vote for the ty, deplores any school sys-tem which
day's session is J. Trude, president; J. S. Moars vice 0,mctniont of said measure Into n nn- provides, for the education of the races
president; Nicholas Uess, sccretaiy
and treasurer.
tlotial law."
Murderer Draws a Pardon.
Lincoln, Doc. 31. Nicholas J. Gen
tleman, convicted of murder In the
second degtee and sentenced to nine
teen years in the penitentiary, has re
ceived executive clemency. Governor
Mickey commuted his sentence to ten
years.
City Cannot Cut Gas Price.
Omaha, Dec. 29. The Lincoln Gas
and Electric company secured from
the United States circuit court a tem
porary order r i training tho city of
Lincoln from enforcing ordinances re
cently passed reducing tne price of
gas from $1.50 to $1 per 1.000 feet and
assessing a special tax upon tho earn
SI 1 1 SB III
THREE PEOPLE WILL DIE ON AC
COUNT OF INJURIES.
pro vi
in the tame rlnss room. Her conclu
sion is reached as the icsult of her ex;
perionce In teaching whites and In
dians together and tho fact that the
teaching ot the doctrine of equality of
the races had led to the marriage of
one of her girl pupils to an Indian.
xnt.wnv .v
I HAVE
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MONEY LOSS IS ABOUT $250,000
Sales Stable, Dairy, Dyeing Estab
Ihlsrnent and Dozen Tenement
Houses Destroyed by Fire Daring
Rescues by Brave Firemen.
New York, Jan. 2. Fire early today
wined out n rjiles stable, dairy, dyeing
Jugs of the company. The hearing on establishment nnd a dozen tenements
the order is set for Jan. 21. on Wcsl irirty-third street, midway be-
tween Ninth and Tenth avenues,
FAMILY TAKESPOISON IN FOOD callsc.d the probable loss of three lives
Doctor Arrives Next Morning and and a money damage of $250,000 One
.,,.. ,, , fireman was probably fatally injured,
Finds Five Persons Unconscious. womjm horr,bly bm.m(1 Qml R ncgro
Geneva, Neb., Dec. 31. John Kllnk Bnol through the head during a clash
and family had a close call. Some- uctWeen white and colored men.
thing they ate for supper contained When tho waUs of tne stable fell,
poison, which did not take effect fer Jolm s,,ay a fireman, went down with
several hours. During tho night, tho rulus IIe waa rescued with dim-
however, every member of tho family cully and romoV0li to a hospital In a
became sick and when Dr. Beck dying condition.
reached the house at 7 a. m. he found Tno uumi,,K'0f tho dyeing estab-
Kllnk nnd his wire and three of the hs,, waa accompanied by explo-
cliildren unconscious. It Is thought ,., .... phnmlenls rondorinir ureater
tho danger to the firemen and helping
to spread the llames
"EASY MONEY" SAYS HENDEE
Only Explanation Given by County
Judge for Embezzlement.
Wilbcr. Neb., Dec. 29. "It was easy
money. It came easy and It went easy.
That's al! there Is to It."
This is the only explanation which
II. ri. ui-iuiui;. luiuiui tuuiuj jiiiiov
Saline county, who was brought back 5
to Wilber from Wahpeton. N. D., has saxxwsra
so far made in regard to the charge of
embezzling $12,000 or more from n
number of estates, the affairs of
which were in ills nanus wnne ne
was county judge.
Roo policies rcprosent-iiif-
over $2,000,000 in
surance in Wfbsrcr
county. Now is the:
tim2 to get
Band VVauon.
i
in thti i
T
insurance and Notary.
Country, No. ?.);
Telephones
Bell, No. OS.
raxsziszaxrn
aaafess
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all will recover.
CAMPION FINALLY GOES FREE
Gets Two Pardons and Writ of Habeas
Corpus and Then Gives Bail.
Seward. Neb., Dec. 31. Governor
Mickey last week isFurd u second par
don for William Campion
county. Tho pardon alto remitted the
fine of $1.01.0. Sheriff Gillan refused
to set t he prisoner free1, giving hs his
reason nn order from Judgo Good of
the distr'ct court that the man be held
on another charge. Campion and his
ntlomc)H immediately asked tho su
premo court for a writ of habeas
corpus. This was granted ami Cam-
A hundred horses released from tho
stable and ungovernable from fear,
ran through the adjacent streets. To
add to tho confusion thloves began
looting tho burning tenements. Thoy
of Seward woro r,ml uncn 1,y tll "ol!t0'
in iniminent. uiuigLr 01 ms mc, w
llceman Patilck Sully made his way to
the top lloor of a burning tonoment.
whoro ho tt,tind a mother and six
children huddled together and help
leas from fear. Unaided and in re
peated trips he carried tho vhoU
family to the street.
FalliiiK walls wrecked a water tow-
or and made Fifty-ninth street in tho
rtlr.ii avnt.r. lti.l Tr... 1,lu nnrifenmnrft til
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tho supreme court Jan. 2. Shei iff vin ty t mo i -
Ro8S of Lincoln served the order of , Piye persons wcie rescued from a
tho court loleaslng Campion from fall burning tenement house In West -or-
hero and Campion went to Lincoln to ty-elghth street. Three women, who
stay with his father
ASK PARDON FOR
had been overcomo by smoke, wero
carried over tho roofs of adjoining
MRS. LILLIE houses to a plnco of safety. Six fam
ilies had been penned in the building
Fifty Friends from David City present uy tll0 jnrninK of tho stairway. Many
and Application Resisted by State.
Lincoln. Dee.. 27.In bolmlf of Mrs.
Llille, In the penitentiary for the mur
der of her husband, three attoi'iieys,
C. HaMuek, Matt Miller and F. G.
Hamor, pleaded with Governor Mick
ey. They declared thnt the caso had
been decided on local prejudice and
miido their way to the ground by tho
flro escapes, while the others were
taken from tho top lioors by firemen.
A policeman wns badly Injured. The
monetary loss was only $15,000.
Patrolman Matthews saw Mrs. Eliza
.Ink preparing to Jump from a window
on tho third lloor. Tho officer entered
circumstantial evidence. More than tho adjoining house and climbod nut
fifty sympathizers of Mrs. Lllllo, In
cluding the lolntlves of her dead hus
band, wero present from David City.
County Attorney Ray Han is ap
peared on behalf of the stato and ar
gued against tho pardon.
Governor Mickey was visibly im
on the window sill nearest tho burn
ing building. With nothing to support
him but a nnnow linger hold, tho of
ficer swung himself eml and got his
foot on tho sill or tho blazing tene
ment house, ho kopt his grip and
swinging himself em tho sill of tho
pressed with tho affidavits filed by tenement, ejrnspmg 1110 wo mm y u.
tho friends of tho woman, nnd he will wilst ho he lier in muia r u 1111 uo
announce his decision within tho firemen readied tho two with ladders.
izatlon. Caucus nominations for houso next two dnys. It Is believed ho will
and senate olllcials wore indorsed. Tho set the woman free. Flerco prejudice, "CHURCH OF THE GROTTO BURNS
vote 011 speaker developed tho full unrelenting hnto and dense stupidity 1
strength of Republicans In the house, woto alleged by her fi lends
09 out of 100 members. Daniel Net-
tleton wns elected speaker and C. L.
Saunders of Omaha was made presi
dent pro tm. of the seniito. After
purely preliminary work both houses
ndjourned
Govornoi -elect G
conferred with Gov
and announced th
In the personnel of
would not bo made at once
The fuslonists held a caucus and
choso as tho houso leader for tho ses
BOOST BEVERIDGE LABOR HILL
Panic in Congregation 13 Calmed by
Priest and All Escape In Safety.
Detroit, Jan. 2. Tho Church of the
Nebraska Teachers Adopt Resolutions ,SjnUnnt!on, widely known ns tho
to Protect Child Workers. 1 "Church of tho Grotto" by reason of
Lincoln, Dec 29. Senator Albert J. pilgrimages mado by invalids to a
FOR GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP
Nebraska League is Organized at
Omaha Harrington President.
Omaha, Dec. 28. Seventy-six men '
were present last evening at the Pax
ton hotel at a non-partisan meeting
which resulted In the organization of
the Nebraska Government Ownership
league. The following officers were
elected: M. F. Hariington. O'Neill,
president; Harry C. Drome, Omaha,
vice piesident; Edgar Howard, Colum
bus, secretary; W. If. Green, Creigh
ton, tre-asuior. Throughout the entito
meeting the name of W. J. Bryan was
but one mentioned and that was in
quite n enr.ual way
The chairman was given authority
to appoint nn executive committee
which will draft a constitution Tho
committee is to be mnde up of six
me.nl.eri, em" from each congression
al diMti't The first state convention
will ue held in six months. .
NETTLETON FOR SPEAKER. j
Saunders of Douglas Chosen for Presl
dent of Nebraska Senate. j
Lincoln. Jen. 1. At a caucus of I
Republican members of the legislature '
last nlzht It was decided to elect Dan-!
iol Ntttl'-ton of Clay county speaker
of the house, c. L. Saunders of Doug
las was chosen for president pro tern,
of tho senate and II. B. Goulding of
Kearney secretary. Other officers of
the senate elected are1: Rev. G. W.
Mat tin or Lincoln, chaplain; Gcorgo
Reeder of York, first assistant secre
tary; G. W. Ilober of Nance, sergeant-nt-arms;
G. W. Washburn of Hamil
ton, postmaster; M litem Sineal of Da
kota, assistant. The Republicans have,
n majority In both houses. No oppo
sition has developed to the election of
Norrls Drown for United States sena
tor. Republican members weio
pledged to him by the state conven
tion. The legislature met at noon to
day. Operator Confesses to Causing Wreck.
Salt Lake. Jan. 2. Roy Swartzer,
tho young telegrapher, who was ar
rested for causing tho wreck of an
Oregon Short Line train at Peterson,
Utah, which caused tho death of Engi
neer McFreely nnd serious injuries to
two other trainmen, has confessed
that ho nlono caused the wreck. Tho
youth says ho was prompted to tho
deed by n desiro to seo tho long
freight train plunge Into tho river be
low. Three Children Perish In Fire.
Redding, Cal., Jan. 2. Twin boys,
Vf ! wnen the worm lias to be
Ufi?iS$ fed. Cattle Raising. Dairy-
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OVER 200,000'
American
farmers who
have settled in Can
ada duringthc past
few years, testify
to tho fact that
Canada is, beyond
question, the great
est farming land in
the world.
Over Ninety Million
lushcls of Wheat
from the harvest of 1906
means good money to the
ot western ejanaua,
i. ' ri "K """ ui.cu l'.uiinag
'Shit'n a,rc also Profitable callings.
v-ri-i v-u;u, huuu mm wilier in
abundance; churches nnd
sclmolsconvenicnt; markets
t easy ot access; taxes low.
Fcrliti-MturinitinforrmitlniiMriiOit
biipcrliitrnilent iiflimnttfrutlou
OltflHIl, t'nriuilu,
ct Cl Collnwlrg authorised CiDsilIon
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quickly iisccrtnln cmr opinion froo wliciiicr hi)
llivuntinn In prnlmblj imtcninhln. Ooiiiimiiilon.
tlotiHBtrlctlvcoriilclontlal. HAHOCOlJK onl'ntPiua
aunt frro. Ul.lesC nuency for ou( urini; putontt.
l'ntdita tiikcn tiirotnth Jliiim A Co. receive
tptcial notice, 7ltllout cL-nr-jo, tu tlio
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dilution if ihij' Holentlll'i Jounml. 'Iltiiik, 13 a
yuan four mutitl.a, f 1. HoltlUyull JiowBdenloro.
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Hgerit for tho FarmerB Union Insur
iiuce Co., Liticoln, Ned)., tho best insurance-
company intho n'-to
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eorgo L. Sheldon Bevorldge addresseel tne closing meei- groo um u u. -.. ... ., - ","..,. ' ,,,. nf Mrs. atow.
ornor J. II. Mickey fng of the Nebraska Stato Teachers' stroyed by tiro mst ugiu. ' "" """' ; " Vicar Anderson,
at radical changes association hero, .peaking on "Tho wore being eonduc tol when tho io art a vsldo living ne An .
appointive officers Schools and tho Nation." senator was "' "'" "r;;,.;,v homo wns destroyed by fire. Tho
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t -.-,...? Pnthor .Tninns Romo no. who was mother was ifsltlng at tno nouso oi a
i t T-nintii-nr nt tlin tlmo anil attomnted
Senator Bever dee snoke nartlcnlar- preaciung, ami an cscapun m uiuui.jr. "- "-"-., , . ',,..,
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organliation of the minority section of "show.s how Breed. forgets bumun'ty ' been effected In tho grotto by prayer. of her cnuuren.
Rio'h Laxative Cough Syrup contain
tainlng Honey and Tar is especially
appropriate for children, no opiates en
poisons of any character, confeirms U
tho provisions of tlio National Pure
Feiod and Drug Law, Juno 30, WOO.
Feir Croup, Whooping Cough, etc. it
expels Cenighs and Colds by gently
moving the bowels, Guaranteed. Sold
by Henry Cook's drug store.
Dado's Little Liver Pills thoroughly
clean the system, good fen lazy livers,
makes clear complexions, bright eyes
nnd happy thoughts. Seld by Henry
Cook's drug store.