RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA. CHIEF
ISmashed Leg Is
Worth $17,500
Old Man Statistics Docs Some
Investigating Into Suits
for Damages.
FRIGE SET BY JURIES VARIES
Um of Arm Is Valued at From $800 to
(60,000 One Man Demands $25,000
for "Harrowing, Experience"
$530 for Half Mouso in Pie.
New Vork. Old Man Statistics la
loose again. Now lie comes forwnrd
to wij Unit If you contemplate losing
a left nnil suing for damages tlio sum
yon sk will average around $25,000.
If jon loc an eye, your reputation
In fact, imythlng the average remains
the samt snyu lie. Hut the sum you
will get 11 f you win) ho declares, will
Kc cojxjldcnibly lower $17,500.
Tlir price of n leg, as decided by
Varies and sundry juries, varies from
T8(W to $G0,00(). What makes for
tWfl wide rango in vuluo of pedal ex
tremities was simple In tlio old days
hen juries consisted of men only, but
It Is different now. One Is left in n
laandary.
Damages Total $28,507,125.
There was a total of approximately
128,007,125 Involved In suits last year
In the metropolitan district. That
against William M. Baldwin, capital
ist, for $17,000,000 was the lurgest.
j A number of cases Involved odd com
plaint. Not so long ago n man demanded
$25,000 for n "harrowing" experience
he hod while being chuscd about n
ship by a mudman.
An actress decided to tako heroic
measures to reduce. Sho consulted a
Burgeon as to the advisability of huv
lag it "cut off." Sho forgot one thing
that the operation would leave scars
and Bhe alleged In court they forever
marred her "asthetlc" beauty.
She admitted, however, that "sev
eral" pounds of Mesh had been re
moved und her figure was more grace
ful than before. The Jury decided tho
figure was worth the money thu sur
geon charged.
Somebody hit n young matron with
the wrong side of a slap stick, loaded
with a blank cartridge. Sho wus be
ing Initiated Into the mysteries of the
Modern Order of Praetorians and wus
leaning over to kiss the altar when
the undignified Incident occurred. The
flash of the powder raised a blister
which she thought was worth $20,000.
$500 for Half a Mouse In Pie.
One of the youngest complainants in
a suit was a four-montlm-old child.
Tlio defendant wus a doctor, who was
alleged to havo so injured the com
plainant when he brought him Into the
world us to have permanently Im
paired his health. Another child re
covered damages for n prenatal Injury
received when his mother fell through
u coal hole, the lid of which had been
vemoved.
One woman demanded $5,000 for find
ing half a mouse in u plcco of mince
pie given her In u restaurant.
A boy valued his ability to smile
at $20,000, and thu jury agreed with
ultn.
If a guest of yours should happen
to fall over one of your rugs and
fracture his nose you need havo no
fear If he should suo you. Tho Su
preme court held In a case of this kind
that tho host is not responsible for a
fall on a loose rug.
Hacks, arms, legs, ribs, toes, Augers,
noses, jaws, hearts, resolutions, vows
Girl, Dressed as Boy,
Walked Miles in Sleep
Dorothy Sherman, nineteen
years old, daughter of J. L.
Sherman of Eaton, Colo., walked
11 miles In her sleep recently,
garbed In her brother's clothes.
She declared she went to bed as
usual and knew nothing moro
until she wus awakened by u
passing automobile on a bridge
11 miles from her home.
GIRL MAKES MOVIES REAL THING
Invention of California Girl Prom
ises Big Improvement.
Through Series of Silver Screens
Characters Are Made to Appear
as Actual Humana
Moving.
San Francisco. Ever since the
cinema Industry beenmo an industry,
persons with mechanical turn of mind
have developed this and that kind of
Invention calculated to "humanize." the
film character.
There wos the "picture that talks,"
In which u phonographic record wns
synchronized with tho speed of projec
tion. It never came Into popular favor.
It has remained for u Los Angeles
girl to provldo an Invention that has
promise, of nctual merit.
The Invention Is that of Mary Bruce,
twenty-one-year-old girl, who lives with
her mother tit 1828 S. Vermont avenue.
and everything else breakublo were
broken during the year. For these
Injuries thu litigants sought from $500
to $100,000,
Amputations, too, were manifold.
One child got $10,000 for tho loss of
four toes. Another got $00,000 for tho
loss of two hands. They were tho
high records for cases of that sort.
The lowest award on record was that
of u llronx woman who sued lite Na
tional IllHciilt company for $2,000 lie
cuuso a splinter in ono of the biscuits
lodged in her gums. The jury thought
$50 would Just about cover tho cost.
SKELETON 250 YEARS OLD
Scientist Studies Remains Found In
Hawaii to Find Origin
of Race.
Honotilu. Half of a human skeleton
believed to bo two hundred and fifty
years old, discovered on this Island
by u bather, Is being examined by Dr.
Edwnrd Handy of the staff of tho
lllshop museum, In thu hope that It
may help solve the problem of the
origin of tho Polynesian race. Tho
skeleton Includes the major portion of
Baby Playhouse
Costs Million
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hamilton,
Memphis, Erect Structure for
Their Two Youngsters.
EMPLOYS ARTISTS FOR JOB
Beautiful Panels Illustrate Character-it
From the More Popular of the
Fairy Tales Miniature Stage
Is One of the Featured.
New York. A beautiful, urtlstlc
building created by New York artists
ho Hock to Cape May In the sum
mer season, Is the $1,000,000 playhouse
erected on the country estate at Cen
trevlUe of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Hamilton
of Memphis, Tenn., for their children,
Dun, Jr., and Margaret. It Is truly
a playhouse, liber, timber und beam.
Mrs. Hamilton, sensing that artists
were the people to create a houso radi
ating beauty and tho make-believe,
commissioned Thomas Hunt and his
wife, Dorothy, to build and decorate
the playhouse.
Tho little house, with Its golden
whlto stucco walls und steep-pitched
red-tiled roof, stands In a cluster of
pines above tho marshes ahd overlook
ing the sand dunes of the cape und
the blue waters of Vineyard sound.
Beamed With Oak.
One enters u spacious, low-celllnged
playroom, heavily beamed with oak and
stnlned In gold and cerulean blue, the
rough plaster walls radiating the same
golden hue. Here Is a big llrcplace,
faced with orange tiles of special de
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propeller, gliding along the Seine. It makes u speed of Q0 miles 011 hour.
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Ily means of n series of silver mesh
screens, which havo been tested out
nnd found practicable, Mary is able
to "absorb" the usual projection.
The result Is that characters on the
screen appear In their true shadow
gradation, and tho appearance to the
observer Is that of nctual humans mov
ing. The full body of tho actor or actress
Is visible to tho eye. Tho "Hat" op
pearaneo of them has been overcome.
The series of silver mesh screens are
mounted In varying sizes and may bo
erected In front of any ordinary pro
jection screen. Thoy tako up very
small space in front of the screen.
A local picture houso will install tlio
Invention with a view to proving or
disproving its merit.
Caught Big Snapping Turtle.
Poplar Bluff, Mo.Probably tho
largest snapping turtle ever tnken
from Black river was captured ono
Sunday recently by B0 4nse. It was
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Hroekwuy. commander of the United
States coast guard cutter Unalga, and
the sklu of a monster bear he killed
near Unalaska. The Uuulga recently
arrived at Seattle' Wash.
u man's torso, and Is In an excellent
state of preservation, especially tho
teeth. These are of unusual size and
strength and give rise to the belief
that the skeleton may lie older than
250 years. Doctor Handy said. The
spinal column also Is preserved par
tially. '
signs done in daring linos "'and hues
and giving a touch of tho old-world
peasant llreplace. Above the llrepluco
is a low-hung balcony, which Invites
untold adventure, since It can be
reached only by n ship's ladder.
Over the llreplace and along the
balcony are three panels executed by
Mrs. Hunt, Illustrating characters of
fnlry tales "Kod Illdlnghood," "Prlnco
Charming," "The Enchanted Prluccss"
and "Hansel anil Gretel." Ilia win
dows let In masses of light, and tiny
windows form enticing peepholes from
which Imprisoned princesses can gaze
far down tho winding river and search
the woods for the approach of the
rrlnce.
Fully Equipped Stage.
At the far end of the playroom is n
little stage fitted with footlights und n
spotlight nnd curtained with n blue
und silver tapestry whereon Is depict
ed the love of Pierrot nnd Columbine
In tin abandoned park.
Hut perhaps nothing pleases "Dan
'dam" and his playfellows so much as
Ids treasure chest. It Is of oak, mod
eled after a famous old Spanish scu
chest, with hammered brass corners,
straps and lock plate, and with rings
around the base to lash It to the deck
in rough weather. On It Mr. Hunt
has wrought In gorgeous nnd daring
color pictorial scenes of pirates bury
ing their treasure, and Spanish gal
leons. A close Inspection of tho char
acters brings squeals of Joy from the
children, for as has been said, the
Hamilton group has been used as mo
tif In many of the designs. Captnln
Kldd bears a remarkable resemblance
to Daddy Hamilton. x
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ft feet !t Inches from tip of nose to the
end of Its tall, weighed 84 pounds nnd
bore a shell that measured 10 by 2.r)
Inches. Ills mouth, opened wide,
measured 11 Inches. Its severed head
weighed 12 pounds unit measured 8
Inches across.
SICK WOMEN THIERS TARGET
Victims Just From Hospital Are
Gulled by Wily Trick of
Paris Crook.
Paris. Thu limit In fraudulent au
dacity Is displayed by a man of fifty
three for whom the Paris pollco are
looking. lie hns been In the habit of
calling at tho homes of women who
have Just come out of tho hospital,
presenting himself as a Poor Law
doctor sent to cxainlno them nnd re
port on their progress.
Having caused a woman to un
dress, ho gravely covers her head with
her clothes, Instructs her to count 40
slowly nnd then hold her breath.
When tho woman's nttcntton Is thus
distracted the man snatches up any
thing of vnluo and steals awny.
CORNHUSKER ITEMS
Nowa of All Kinds Gathered From
Various Points Throughout
Nebraska.
A short time ago, tho doctors of
Pawnee City made physical exami
nations of eery pupil In the public
schools. Among the defectives found
were very extraordinary ruses. One 1
boy was found to he totally blind in I
one eye, and ullho ho li nenrlng his
teen., neither his parents nor tlio j
teacher had found this out before, j
Another boy had Inverted eyesight.
Kverythlng was viewed upside down.
Ho held his books upside down to read,
and people 011 tho street seemed lo him
lr Imi literally standing on their heads.
Tho boy and his parents were both un.
conscious of the defect.
A pipe Hue from tho Wyoming oil
fields to either Omaha or Sioux Hty
on the .Missouri river is a possibility of
tho near future, with construction to
begin Ihl'j summer. Tlio Mid-West Co.,
ono of the largest operators In "Wyom
ing, Is the concern behind tho move
ment for construction of tho lino,
which If built will follow the route of
tho Northwestern from Casper through
O'Neill to cnubl it to tap tho Big
Chief fields north of Kushvllle, which
the Mid-West now Is de eloping.
Tho fame of Valley county as the
popcorn center of thu world Is evi
denced by tliu fact that Miss Jennie
Brown of Brlgalow, Queensland, Aus
tnillla, wrote n letter to County Agent
C. U. toalu desiring a supply of the
best popcorn available and hns so ex
pressed her wants to tlio Valley coun
ty agent. Valley county has around
1,500 acres of this valuable crop to her
credit this year and hns had us much
:11s 0,000 acres at times.
According to secretary Hart of the
istnto banking board tho Exchange
iBank of Ogallalu which was closed
last week has been laboring under
Huanclal dlfllcultles for six months, due
to tho fact that It could not renllze cash
on Its securities. Tho bank wns found
ed nearly a quarter of n century ago
and was considered one of the most
.profltnblo and enterprising banks In
western Nebraska.
M. O. Shurtleff, Lincoln real estate
man and stock promotorer, and Perry
Anthony, stock salesman, wero arrested
on threo Joint indictments of tho grand
Jury In session at Lincoln charging them
with conspiracy and obtaining money
under false pretenses, in connection
with thu salo of stock In tho Lincoln
nutomobllu and tractor school In 1019
and 11)20.
Owing to numerous cases of scarlet
fever In the country around Dlller, the
authorities are taking eery precaution
to prevent Its appearance in the town.
Schools and churches are still running
us usual, but nil other public gather
ings have been postponed indefinitely.
The Nebraska (las and Electric Co.
hns enjoined the city olllclnls of Ful
lerton from reducing the rates for
electric current. The city has employ
ed an engineer nnd will build n munic
ipal plant If rates cannot satisfactor
ily bo arranged.
Tho Louisville bridge across the
Platte river Is closed for repairs, such
its new piling, floor and railing. This
will throw all trnvel to Lincoln from
Omaha to the Ashland bridge until the
repulis have been made, unless cross
ing is hud at Plnttsmouth.
Threo coyotes and many rabbits
wero killed at 11 hunt near Dannebrog.
After tho roundup tho animals were
sold ut auction. Tho next drlvo will
bo held February 12. More tban 400
persons lunu been taking part In this
sport.
Omaha Jewish pcoplo havo entered
,ipoii 11 campaign to raise- $75,000 to be
used In relieving the suffering Jews
of Europe. Tho Nebraska quota Is
$12.-1,000.
About $7,-1,000 dnmngo was done by
tiro to the stock and building of the
Witt and Broberg store at. Newman
drove. The lire was caused by an
overheated stove.
Merchants Spring Market Week Is
scheduled for Omaha, March 0-11. W.
A. Ellis Is secretnry. Headquarters
will bo at tho Omaha Chamber of
Commerce.
Actual construction of Kearney's
new $JOO,000 municipal nudltorlum Is
expected to stnrt In a few weeks.
Tho estate of tho late Charles W.
Sahford of Lincoln was valued at $1,
f.00,000 In a will Just tiled.
A pimple which developed on his
face after shaving n short time ago,
caused thu death of F. M. Buol, prom
inent business man of Bnndolf. Tho
.plmplo became infeeed when Buol
opened f and he wns ill only a few
days.
Fearing that ho would beconio n
burden upon his family, J. L. Williams,
merchant of Arapahoe, fatally shot
himself thru the heart In tin alley near
tho Ford hospital In Omaha. Tho dead
man had been a patient at tho hospital,
where ho was undergoing nervo treat
ment. Shipments of bay out of Nebraska
during thu latter part of January
showed a slight Increase, about one
third of tho receipts of prairie hay at
Chicago coming from Nebraska, no.
cording to tho statu bureau or mar
kets. C. D. St. John, miller, of Plntts
mouth, employed by tho Nehawka roll
ers mills, was wunning thu olllco with
un oil stove when It exploded. lie
drugged It from the building, but his
face, head, arm, shoulder and hands
wem badly burned. Tho tiro was
extinguished.
William Jennings Brian's splendid
homo southeast of Lincoln hns been of
fered to the Presbyterian church for uso
us 11 hospital and it Is expected that
tho gift will bo accepted. Two mem
bers of (ho board or relief or tho
church him been In Lincoln from Phil
adelphia and were well pleased with
thu properly. Mlsslouurlcu and teach
ers anil members of their families who
have been liicapacltiatetl In service In
China ami Japan arc. tho ones Intended
lo bo brought to Lincoln. These nt
present go to hospitals further east,
und It Is said that additional facili
ties aro badly needed. Mr. Bryan
mndii his offer when ho learned of this
fact.
The $10,000 dnmngo action of Lesllo
Hawkins, an Infant, by Pearl Hawkins,
his mother, against Frank Robertson,
Is on trial before n Jury In district
court ut Beatrice. Tho plaintiff ill
leges that as 11 result of the careless
burning of shavings and other rubbish
on it patch back of 11 homo where Mrs.
Hawkins win visiting, the child ran
Into a bed of hot ashes-, burning Its
right foot so badly that threo of thu
smaller toes were sloughed off, dls.
Ilgitrlng lint little fellow for life. The
defendants uru owners of tho Beatrice
Planing mill.
A new cattlo loan company has re
cently been Incorporated at Alliance
by tliosw connected with the First State
bank of that place. The company
will bn known as tho Northwestern
Cattle Loan and Investment company
nnd is capitalized at ?.r0,000. Tlio
company will take advantage of the
federal fund now uvnlhiblo to tho
stockmen und will denl directly with
tho war finance corporation.
Bloomlleld citizens nro to hnve tele
phone service again soon, two locnl
men having closed u denl to take over
tho exchango from tho Union Tele
phone Co. It is reported that over COO
patrons have signed up to resume ser
vice and It confidently expected thut
nenrly 050 of tlio 700 striking putrom
will sign up for re-connectlon.
Governor McKclvlu appointed Adam
Breede, publisher of tho Hastings Trib
une, a delegnto to present Nebraska nt
tho Contennlul exposition In Bruzll
next September. While Mr. Breede
will pay his own expenses, ho will
becomo a member of a party that will
tour tho Brazilian stateii us guests of
Uint government.
Questlonnlres to all county clerks In
Nebraska, calling for dotulled costs of
road building nnd maintenance have
been sent from Lincoln to provide datu
on which Governor Mcltelvlc's board
of Inquiry Into highway construction In
Nebraska will start to work February
21, 1922. Hearings will bo held nt
Lincoln and will bo public.
C. Lawrence Stull, owner of 1,000
acres in Cass county nnd reputed to be
worth between $300,000 and $400,000,
was sentenced by Federal Judgo Mun
ger of Lincoln to thirty dnys in the
county Jail and fined $200 on a charge
of illegal possession nnd -manufacture
of liquor. Stull pleaded guilty to tlio
charge.
The St. Andrews' Episcopal church
of Scouttsbluff has instulled n radio
phone that will supply to tho congre
gation, nt various times, music from all
over tho world, news of tho day,
lectures nnd other tilings of Interest.
A petition signed by moro than a
thousand farmers has been tiled with
tho bonrd of supervisors of Platte
county asking thnt no appropriation be
mado for tho county agent nnd farm
bureau.
Georgo A. Taylor, a prominent res
ident of Friend, 11 veteran of the civil
war and commander of William T.
Sherman post, G. A. It., died at his
homo hero after n long illness.
The farm house of S. B. Ayers, lo
cated east of Blue Springs, wns de
stroyed by lire, with most of its con
tents. The loss of $4,000 wns partially
covered by insurance.
Voters of Pierce approved a bond
Issuo of $1.'15,000 to flnnnco Uie erec
tion of a school house. Plans have
been drawn and construction will start
Immediately.
Grant nnd Crook posts, G. A. R., Om
nho, have voted to consolidate. Tho
ranks havo been so depleted by death
that this uctlon was thought advisable.
About sixty pure bred hogs sold at
Stanton, by Ed Kern averaged $300.
No animal sold under $200.
But ono enso of small pox Is reported
In Omaha, whereas, on this date last
year there wero eight cases.
Tho attendnnco nt tlio North Platte
night school at tho close of the third
week was 1,5174.
Stamped by the Snrgpnt postmaster,
after having been addressed, tho small
son of Harold Pernn was sent by parcel
near Callnwny.
Threo wolves nnd many jackriibblts,
killed in n wolf hunt, In which 250
persons pnrtlclpnted, were sold and
tlio proceeds will bo given to the
needy at Auburn.
Auburn enthusiasts to the number
of moro thnn 100 have organized n
country club nnd leasod 80 acres of
suitable lund near town. An attrac
tive club house, golf links, tennis courts
and swimming pool will be provided.,
Plans nro being perfected by the
Lincoln Womnn's Club for the 'erection
of n now $100,000 club house.
Work will bo stnrtcd In the spring
on Fremont's new Junior high school
building.
M. M. Foley, residing northeast of
AiiBOlmo, met with a serious accident
wlillo trying to hitch a fractious team
to 11 wagon loaded with corn. During
tho process Foley slipped und fell nnd
tho wagon, which was on a slight In
cline, passed over his body breaking
several ribs on thu right side, one of
them penetrating the right lung.
Stomach Catarrh
Cause untold misery nd rulioruic.
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It la needless nnd danger
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Through Various Grades.
Freda, n neighbor of ours, called In
to tee me one morning, wearing a red
Bweatur, which was rather large.
1 said to her. "Fredr., docs not that
Bwer.ter belong to your big sister?"
She evidently did not have the word
"shilnk" In her vocabulary, for she
answered, "It used to belong to sister,
but every time mnmmu nushes it Ir
grows younger nnd younger until now
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tore in tablets or liquid, or send lOo to
Dr. Pierce'a Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo.
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Made Young
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