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About The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19?? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 5, 1910)
THE NOKFOLK WEEKLY NEWS-JOUHNAL , FRIDAY , AUGUST 5,1910. _ Buys a Genuine * All Havana Cigar Special for Saturday and Sunday Davis' Cigar Store ( FornR-r ) > Ed. Mocker's ) 328 Norfolk Avenue. ON J MUNI ) II MM- U' II L N YOU L N u.iCK YOUH n > i..ii > vi i ii int. c.isn tlCCOUNI 0/ > //y-.M" Ht. IN 'j ' I-OSIIION TO I lift u-nn THE Cillzins National Bank BETTER TEETH ARE WITHIN YOUR REACH Don't put off having your teeth at tended to. Let me examine them. I'll tell you what to have done and If your teeth are all right I'll be honest with you and tell you so. But If your teeth are not In perfect condition now Is the time to have them attended to and now is the time to find out what to have done. DR. KIERSTEAD DENTIST Second Floor Cotton Block. Adams & Keating Funeral Directors Licensed Embalmerj and Undertaker * . Have all modem conveniences for conducting funerals. Parlor * 304 Norfolk Ave. Phone * : ell 34. Auto 1250. HAIR DRESSING FACIAL MASSAGED SHAKPOte and TreatniCBtB. r rn > r modern and up-to-dal& KB. MAIUON E. COOPBB tOO So. Tenth St. I kraBrll 137. Automatic SIM Old Carpets-New Rugs We nmUc llnndiome lie * enable HDRB oat of Your Old Cnrprtn. WrJte for prices and particulars. QUEEN CITY RUG WORKS NORFOLK , NEB. 421 So. rourth St. 1111 11430 Fenner's ' Kidney Cure Will Cure Backache Try a bottle and get relief. For cole by The Kiesau Drug Co. LOCAL HAPPENINGS. The regular Friday evening dance at the Country club house will be held this evening. Jose'ph Pliant who has been at Omaha taking medical treatments , has returned home. Bids for the paving of Norfolk av enue will bo opened by the city coun cil at their meeting Monday evening. E. W. Huse , until recently editor of the Beatrice Express , has purchased the Wayne Herald and is now in pos session of the paper. An automobile driven by Mr. Nlles of Tilden was stuck between Norfolk and Stanton Thursday , and a Norfolk automobile was sent to pull the stalled machine out of her trouble. Leo W. Henry , editor of the Plain- view News and candidate for the dem ocratic nomination for s'ato senator from the Eleventh district Madison. Pierce , Wayne and Stanton counties was In Norfolk Friday. Mr. Henry's only opponent in the race Is Phil Cole of Waynt > . Herman A. Draun , n tailor In the employ of P. J. Fuesler , a recent ar rival from Berlin , Germany , has pur chased the entire library , consisting of over 300 books , of the late Rev. Carl Mnrtin , deceased pastor of the St. Jo hannes German church. Mr. Hraun is n graduate of the Berlin college and will now again take up his studies. M. J. La Velle returned to Norfolk last night from Sioux Falls , where Mrs. La Velle'a brother , Policeman Collins , was shot and seriously wound ed by a negro last Sunday morning. Mr. Collins was shot completely through the body , the bullet going clear through the lung and Just miss ing the heart. The doctors have not yet said Just how serious the results are apt to be. Mrs. La Velle Is still in Sioux Falls. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Thompson have received word that their son , Louis Thompson , is speedily recovering from the effects of a surgical opera tion which was performed upon him at Dubuque , la. , a month ago , and he soon will be able to return home. Ho has been able to be out of doors for some days. His many Norfolk friends will be glad to know that his complete recovery is now looked for , after more than n year's Illness. Traveling on bicycles , R. L. Calla- nan and his son , Guy Callahan of Knox , Ind. , arrived In this city Thurs day afternoon. They are now stopping nt the home of W. M. Denton , C04 South Eighth street , where they will remain until Sunday. From here the travelers will leave again on their bi cycles for the Tripp country. They will go through North and South Da kota. They made the trip from Knox , Ind. , to Kansas , through which state they rode , thence through Nebraska. Bids for the construction of the Nor folk Y. M. C. A. building will be opened by the executive committee this evening. The old house which Was on the Y. M. C. A lot and which v.ns recently purchased by J. W. Ran- r-om , is being moved to the lot across the fcm et west of the Y. M. C A. lot. Robert King returned from a busi ness trip to Omaha. He had not been aware of the accident which occurred to his wife during his absence. She is , however , rapidly recovering from the fall she received when her horse ran away. If it's a Job for a want ad don't leave It to a placard. CHAUTAUQUASTARTSSATURDAY Judge Lee Estelle of Omaha Will For mally Open Program. After the prelude of the Italian or chestra at 2.30 Saturday afternoon , Judge Lee Estelle of Omaha will for mally open the Norfolk chautauqua season with a lecture. All is in readiness at the mill grounds to receive the season's crowd. The big tent was put up yesterday afternoon and about thirty campers' tents are sheltered under the shade of the big trees on the ground. Today the campers are moving their camping outfits to the grounds. Tomorrow evening the Italian band will give a concert. Be sure and take a bottle of Cham berlain's Colic , Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with you when starting on your trip this summer. It cannot be obtained on board the trains or steam ers. Changes of water and climate often cause sudden attacks of diar rhoea , and it is best to be prepared Sold by all dealers. Any hat in ray shop | 2.75 for ten days , regardless of wst. Mrs. E. A Waddell. HELD A HORSE SHOW AT SEA. Animals Exhibited Abroad Were Re turning on the Mlnnewaska. New York , Aug. C. The trip of the Atlantic Transport line steamship Mlnnewaska from London , just ended at this port , was enlivened by a horse show , the first of its kind ever held at sea. The vessel was carrying a con signment of very fine horses , includ ing some which will be exhibited at the international horse show in Chi cago. There were 226 horses on the Mln newaska. The owners of nearly all the animals were passengers and the idea of holding a horse show came about when these men got together to talk horse. The idea took hold at once and the affair was held Friday. A ring was made with a short run to exhibit the gait of the entries. The Judge was Edwin Robson , an Illinois horseman. The horse owners on board Included Samuel Bell and William Bell of Woos- ter , O. ; Worth Dunham of Wayne , 111. ; J. Hamilton and Mr. Hawthorn , Canada ; E. Robson , Clifton , 111. ; W. V. Pewls , Wayne , 111. ; W. E. Pritchard , Ottawa , Canada and J. C. Truman of Bushnell , 111. In buying a cougn medicine , don't bo afraid to get Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. There is no danger from It , and relief is sure to follow. Especial ly recommended for coughs , colds and whooping cough. Bold by all dealers. ANOTHER IDEAL DAY OF RAGES TWO MORE FAST EVENTS WERE SEEN ON LOCAL TRACK. MAMMOTH CROWD IS PRESENT It Was Announced That Friday's Races Would Be the Best Ever Seen In Northern Nebraska Mayor Dahl- man of Omaha Booked to Speak. Norfolk did Justice to the second dny'a race meet Thursday afternoon by turning out In full force. At the ticket office nt the driving park over 1,100 tickets were reported sold and Inter It was estimated a 1,400- crowd of race fans witnessed the event. Madison was again well repre sented and so were Nellgh and other surrounding towns. The departure of the band from Norfolk avenue enroute to the track was a signal for the busi ness houses to close their doors for the day and employers and employes alike soon elbowed each other In the enthusiastic crowd of race fans. Weather conditions were Ideal and a fast track made It possible for some speedy races. Tom Jefferson won the 2:25 : trot , King Bee was second and Joe Kane third. The best time made by Tom Jefferson was 2:26 : , rendc In the second heat. Dudle Archdale's Sister Here. In the 2:35 : pace Blue Dale was picked a favorite , more on account of the reports that her half sister Dudle Archdale had won the merchants and manufacturers' $10,000 stake at De troit Wednesday. Even money was bet on her for a winner , but It soon went down for place , and after the first heat , when she came In last , bets were hard to get. She , however , re taliated by coming third In the second heat , and In the last heat made a sen sational pace for first place , followed closely , however , by Star Junior , rub bing his nose on her ears. In this race Colonel Davis not only set pace to the other fast horses , but won the race , making his best time at 2:20i : . In the first heat of the pace delay was experienced by Greeley Hal losing a boot , but they were soon off with Hal leading. At the half Hal still led by a length , with Colonel Davis second end and Cupid C third. At the three- quarters , however , Colonel Davis seemed to just walk away from them all , and on the home stretch her driver ' was enthusiastically cheered , his good driving bringing his Colonel In , win ning the heat. Greeley Hal came In second and Cupid C followed close be hind. hind.Even Even money was bet on Cupid C to win just as the horses came in for the second heat , hut the bets were slow , owing to the mishap to the Cupid's sulky when colliding with Minnie L at the turn. They were soon on their way , with Greeley Hal as usual mak ing the pace. Colonel Davis , however , was taking It easy , holding down a good position ; Blue Dale was looking for big money and made an effort to show up , but in the home stretch Greeley Hal gave a spurt , but was soon overtaken by Colonel Davis , who won again , stepping steadily , while Greeley Hal's driver used the whip furiously. In the beginning of the third heat odds were 2 to 1 that Blue Dale would not even show , and money was lost , she going second. Before starting Blue Dale lost one of her shoes and had to be taken back to the stable again , delaying the race. They were off in a bunch and Colonel Davis was soon two lengths ahead , winning eas ily the heat and the race , with a fight on between Blue Dale and Star Junior. Friday to Be Best. In the trot Tom Jefferson was picked as winner from the start and Kittle Dillon , who was also a favorite , did some bad breaking , coming in for fourth money. Joe Kane , winner of the third money , was also In for some breaking. In announcing the result Starter Vanpelt assured the crowd that Fri day's race , which will wind up the race meet heref will be the best ever i-con in any part of the state. A buck ing broncho exhibition Is scheduled for the afternoon in connection with the races. Dahlman to Talk. Mn > or . ( nines C. Dahlman of Oinahn , who was entertained at the home of Charles Hlce , n wholesale lliiuor deal er , IttHt night , was scheduled to de liver an address before Friday's rncoj began. Suini..ary : 2:35 : pace , pur e ? 300. Colonel Davis , b. h. , Karl Urei'zley 1 1 1 Greeley Hal , b. h. , W. Tal- rews 2 2 C Blue Dale , r. in. , J. W. And- bert 7 3 2 Star Junior , b. h. , J. N. Miles. .4 4 3 Cupid C. , H. in. , Miller and Winder 3 C 7 Little Star , b. h. , J. P. Halnes. .5 51 Minnie L. , br. in. , P. B. Reef.C 7 5 Time : 2:20 : % ; 2:21 : ; 2:21 : % . 2:25 : trot , purse $300. Tom Jefferson , s g. , Wil- liaison 2 1 1 l King Hee , blk , s. , H. Voeb- line 1 2 4 2 Joe Kane , br. B. , Ben Khoades 3 3 2 3 Kittle Dillon , br. m. , J. E. Cox 4 4 3 4 Time : 2:29 : ; 2:2C : % ; 2:31 : ; 2:27. : Starter : F. D. Van Pelt , Omaha. Judges : Sheriff C. S. Smith , Madi son ; W. C. Caley , Crelghton ; Patrick Stanton , Tilden. Timers : George \V. Cox , Norfolk ; A. H. Bachaus , Pierce ; Z. M. Beard , Hartiugton. Clerk : Geoige W. Burton , Norfolk. Dust From the Track. The pacers had a hard time starting in the first heat. "Now , gentlemen , " warned Starter Van Pelt , "I'll give you one more chance , then I'll tell you something ; 1 won't tell wjmt that something is now. " The "one more chance" came and the starter told them that any driver who headed the pole horse would be lined $10 , and they were off in n jiffy. Blue Dale would have a hard time making the record her half-sister , Dudle Archdale has made. But she was nevertheless a "sticker. " Starter Van Pelt watches the track to see that children are In the clear with as much energy as he does when starting a bunch of pacers. Miller , driving Cupid C , was called down by the starter , who said he de layed two good starts for him. Pat Stanton was the race fan of the judges' stand , with Clint Smith having his time divided evenly between the pacers and the ball game. The skating rink will be open the rest of this week. BUT MILLER RODE BRONGHO NORFOLK RAILROAD MAN CON QUERS A WILD HORSE. ON CHALLENGE FROM COWBOYS Fireman Miller , a Star Baseball Play er , Proves Himself Equally Clever Broncho Buster in Riding a Wild Outlaw Horse. Fireman Miller of the Northwestern railroad , the star catcher of the rail road men's basehall team , who played in the field for Norfolk Thursday , made a record for himself as a bron cho buster last night when he success fully rode one of the wildest horses "Prof. " Moran had in his corral. Moran - ran is In the city with a bunch of out law horses and Roy Shaw , Harry Me- Getrick and Ling Sickles , three cow boys who are guaranteeing to ride any animal living. They gave several good exhibitions on the race track Thursday evening tea a crowd of 800 people. After riding a few wild buckers one of their most ferocious animals was brought out and an offer was made of $25 to any man in the audience who would ride the animal without pulling leather. No one answered , but as soon as the an nouncer said that the two cowboys offered $5 each to any man who would fir' tin Sliding Streets That time is approaching. When it arrives stop at the next soda fountain and treat your hot , tired and thirsty self to a glass of delicious , refreshing It will cool you relieve your fatigue and quench your thirst as nothing else can. 5c Everywhere Send for OltrFree Booklet "The Truth About Coca-Cola. " It tells all about it what A it is and why it is so delicious and wholesome. THE COCA-COLA COMPANY , Atlanta , Ga. 9-B ride the animal pulling leather , Fire man Miller , with his baseball uniform on , Jumped Into the arena and offered to try it out. "He sure will be killed , " were the mutterings of the crowd as they watched the young railroad man feel over the girdles to see that everything was secure. The horse turned several sotnmersaults and the crowd was soon pleading with Miller to give up his endeavor at riding the horse. A sack was put over the animal's ' face and after everything was secure the holdings were cut and Miller sprang into the saddle. With one ter rific leap the animal sprang into the air and it looked as if the railroader would be shaken to pieces. He clung desperately to the back of the outlaw , cursing confidentially. For fully three minutes he clung to the saddle , his head and body shaking like a live elec tric wire. After the three minute bat tle , the horse stopped his bucking and stood still. Miller sprang from th CITY GROCERY LEIK ( ® , MAYHEW 515 Norfolk Avenue Opens Saturday , Aug. 6 We have stocked the west store room of the New Engleman Building , 515 Nor folk Avenue , with a complete line of standard brand groceries. Fresh fruits and vege tables will be handled and there will be a prompt delivery service to all parts of the city. It is our aimto give the people of Norfolk first class goods at reasonable prices , prompt and courteous attention and satisfactory service at all times. If you are down town Saturday drop in and look the place over. Keep your eye on our windows. TELEPHONES Bell 500 Auto. 1136 saddle and received his $10 from the two cowboys. A collection was taken up by the audience for him. Later in the evening the announcer told the crowd that he was endeavor ing to get Miller to Join his show. jHe believed after a little training Miller - * ler would be one of their best riders. Nature's Hair Restorer One Great Reason Why This Great Hair Beautifier and Color Restorer Produces Such Remarkable Results Sulphur is a Natural Element of the Hair When there is not a sufficient amount of sulphur in the hair , it loses its life , color and strength , turns gray , and falls out. 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