T1IE OMAIIA JDAILY BEE: -TUESDAY, SKPTMM tKl 4 ipofi.
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COUNCIL BLUFFS
Office, 10 Pearl St. Tel. 41.
. , MIOR ,WET'.OS'
Davis. drug. '
Clerks, coda, '
Ktni Vart olls" et.-net. .
Fine engraving at '.Leftert's.
'' Ed Hot nr Tony rjtusl beer.
Get those new photo at Bcnmldt-'.
' Plumblfig and heating; Blxby Won.
Lewi Cutler, funeral director. "Phone-vl.
' W cod ring I'ntfertaklng company. Tel 339.
Picture framing, C. E. Alexander, W3
Broadway.- i-t:
The funeral. f the late t. Hendrix Kill
be held thia afternoon. .
DIAMONDS AS. AN IVVE.4TMENT.
iilk in bcrrciu abul I 11.
George Hoagland haa the Kansas Shall
brick. All hard ' brick. Oct hia price
Star chapter, Rflyal Arch Maon. will
meet thla evening lt regular convocation.
See Stephen Bros, for fire brick wad lire
. clay, sewer ripiv rtlllngs and garden boa,
.i. Murphy, pf Ppntlac, Mich., la in
th ciry'toV,; J..c .mei fan- and car-
nival. . . -
Rev. c. L. Perk. D. D., of Siloajn
Spring. Ark., la the guest of hia brotiier.
Charles .Parks. .
" AKTKO, BOY". TO LKARN THE TIN
NERS TR AUK. SVVAINB MA LEU.
A1S.WpSTROAIWAlf. .
The regular monthly session of the city
council scheduled for "last night, waa an
Journed until thls.eveulna.
A. O. Harney and Maude Mace, both from
Omaha, were married In this city yester
day by .Rev. Henry XLong.
OCT ' TOVR . GIBBON PICTURES
FRAMED WITH BEAUTIFVL FKAMKi
16 TO 50 CKNTb. BURW1CK. .Jill SO.
MAIN. - .. 1
I pay 13 per tori for caat Iron; mixed,
110', etova,-M; raga.-ifee per lb.t rubber,
7 ; copper. 14u per lb. J. Kaielman, uj
Main, both 'phonus (50.
. Howard Culver, formerly of th Arm of
Woodbury Culver -of thla city, la visiting
'relative . here.- "He 'expects to leave
Weunoaday for- Montana,
We wholesale U oream. .Shipped to ary
part of the atate. Special pricea to the r
tall trade; I Alucci, Zl. Weal Bioaaway,
Council-Bluffs, la.' Tel: J 4.
. n.t riii,- jnnn nrennan ana o. K.
Harden of tula eHy and J. N. r itsgtbbon
. 01 , M(sourl VgUey lett .last nlgm lor a
.hunting tfip to North Dakota.
ArtTivr'T'lsher'and ivmina Hanks, a young
ruuio from oinaiiac celebrated ljtix.r auy
by- getting limrrlyo in thla cliv. Justice
.lelu , prriorming llie ceremony.
The board of County.. Supervisors con
vened yeslt-rday tnnfirlrig loi' tut Septem
ber sesstom, -iwt- adjourned until ujdny
'without transacting -any .'busineas.
' We have the niteat line of sample moii'i
menta to select Horn in the west. Sheetey
V LanV Marbte and 'Granite Work, tii
liaut lirpuuw.ay, .tuncil .Bluffs, la.
Don't fall to see the Cole's New High
Oven range. Wonderful departure. See it
at our store. tou will be interested. Pad
dock Hanrischy Hardware company. . '
' ArthuV Brjulrlwt-irgaYe' ootid in the sum
wi r.i in lunimruniuiui'i ivuu j cniri -
day,nbe charge of. muvnerouely assault
ing Sor?n Thoiiipti()n. he w-ill have a hear
ing Thursday. '" j
r air opening n tilers lows couiff, jiacr -
rlam block,' Oouncil Uiuffa, la., atoodav,
August, iJ. ngUh, Norjnai, Uookkeepuig
od shorthand aepartmenta. send lor m
catalotiguea. Both 'phones.
'' Carnlvar la here! Ufl la here; Hicks' new
tm.it ajwav mr9 asrv.ai nnv w- nnv aa ever
.tarne to the city. Please call and be con
.vlnced before buying .that 1 can deliver
the goods tn- up-to-aute style and shapes.
" B. S.'-Wapka. .j.. -
The followrngitced drlnka and Ice eram
will .be,. served all this week at. the Clark
lrug conipans: Madja, froxen phosphate,
Druensn nip. eiuureuo miuv, irupiui aun-da,.-Canihncrta.
-kiss, aotitherrj beauty,
America,)) .suoaae.,and Greenland Iceberg.
..' Mra-j BsrHh ..Hanger, aged 80 years,
dIArt VMIanUV t the noma nt hr rinuirh.
ier, jura. vvv j. . Aimy, u ooutn rwentyi
lourtn street, aeatn ueing aue to uie. in
firmities or old age. Another daughter,
Mrs, Winian, Sinter of gulncy. 111., sur-
Lee Albert!, former constable, haa charge
,ofvthe apecls.) pollyt force on the carnival
'grounds, aa no lias lirtne paat years. He
baa twemy-twf twii umler ; niui -Mid tne
grounds are consequently well policed, and
yesterday several-' uspiclutis cnaracteif
were shown the outside of the gatea.
Joreph .Mav.ua, proprietor of a ,gr4;ery
on West Broadway, was-arresfed oy 'the
ponce laat eviming, cnargno wim. oueiruci
ing the aidewalk. lie wus selling, confetti
ami refused to tnke his warea oft the side
walk. Sie was released on his own recogitl
iitnt'to appear In police -court thia morn
lng.t .- t ,.' - . ..
,. Tha funeral of the late Mra. 1 H. Maa-
?' enberg waa held yesterday 'afternoon from
he restMhce of her daugnter, Miss Louise
Maasenberr. rfc. Weet Broadway The
ajwrvlceg were, conducted by Kcv. H. V .
' Starr, rector1 of St. Paula Episcopal
church, ad'4rlterricnt was In Walnut Hill
- ceintery.ruThe pullbearera were 11. A.
UUinn. F. K. pHia. T. J. Rockwell, fcm
rTiet' Ylnley "if. J ChamWrs. H. K Tmen.
'F.'1 li.' Reed and J. H. Record of Glonwooa.
". THE? J MOST' 'V P-T9-DATH3 RESTAUR
AjiT. t$ COUNCIL. BLVFFS. . GOOD SER
VICE AND HOtE COOKING. The Calu
met restaurant, 5J0 Broadway.
- Mrrla l.lceaeee.
" IJcenaej tpvfd.werB laiiyed. yeaterday to
, the following t it.
Name and Residence. Arf
Cborlea Crafr Hnttwittamle county..
' Zoe Ada Watts; Vuttawattamle county
A. O. Harney, MaredonU, Je-,
Maude Mace, Macedonia. I.
A. F. MefKUf; Haatlng(, Kabi.,'.
Ella Wwlier.;, Chicago, Avr,...'.
Arthur Vlshei1;! Omii
mma Raakg, Omaha iT.,.. ......
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Beer Is Not An;
J ' Alcoholic Drink
An EmfEtnt dentist Siys It Cannot
V Prpefly ie Caded'Snch.
In vw' of-rheimreaalng popularity of
beer. K Is Intreetlng to jtote'.what the
really jf Sarnrtii- modartv stientfsta aay of It.
There fsl,en. and"stltria In certain
Quarters', a . prejudice against 'beer, but
trda p4iulcje, like many predjudlcea. j proved drawing cards. The free high-wire
la Dim ajiv iuoriic. oner i nui a mi oy uranaaa ana h edora as on of the
BRIGHT CARNIVAL PROSPECTS
Fartde at Opening Hoti AttraetiTe in
. Hiitory of tbe EcUrpriM.
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AUTOMOBIUS DAINTILY DECORATtD
Boil 'aaa Ulrla'. Pony Brigade Alao
Aftrarta ttnrh Attention Some
f ladnalrlal Featarea
Are t nlqae.
If opening day Indications count for any
thing the Council Bluffs fifth annual street
fair and carnival promises to prove a rec
ordhreaker. All that is needed, it la con
ceded, . to make It such la good weather,
such as the powers In charge of the
weather bureau provided yesterday. That
the merchants, bulnrss men and the peo
ple generally of the city take an Intense
Interest In these annual festivities waa dem
onstrated by the big turnout in the parade
yeaterday morning, the event which herald
the opening pf the street fair and carnival.
The parade was probably the largest and
certainly pne of the. most Interesting ever
witnessed n the city, the civic, Industrial
and business Interests of the city being
fully represented. There waa music galore,
and many of the features of the long pro
cession were particularly pretty, aucb aa
the automobile and pony contingents. AH
of the autoa were elaborately decorated
with flowers and flags, tha two large tour
ing ears of J. F. Wilcox taking the lead
In the matter of decoration, although the
large car of Charles Teat Stewart, with
Its load of eighteen little girls In their
dainty white frocks, probably attracted aa
much. If not more, attention from the Im
mense crowds which lined the street on
all side. The boys' and girls' pony brigade,
with the little animals tastefully bedecked
with flowers and the carnival rlbbona, was
also a most attractive feature.
The Prise M loners
Joe Smith of the firm, of Joe Smith ft
Co.' had a dainty tandem turnout, which
waa a novelty, and attracted much attrac
tion, aa did the float of H. H. Van Brunt,
which received the first prise. The New
Nonpareil company had 126 employes In
line, all pulling a rope, -labeled "the tow
line for Council Bluffs." It received" the
first prize for the largest number of. em
ployes In line. Councilman Maloney re
ceived the first prise for the largest number
of teams In line, securing It by having the
Indian creek gang In the procession with
about aeventy teams, wagons and scrapers
and about "TS men. ' This feature, while
not an attractive one, was certainly unique
and gave the public some Idea of the work
being done on the troublesome creek.
The Danish societlea had about 200 men
In line with white caps and red bands,
while the Nebraska Telephone company
had . fifty men In line. The Cltlxena Gas
and Electric company had a unique dis
play two .poles with cross arms and an
electric arc. light suspended between them
on tbe float. A tempting looking display
was that of tha- Council Bluff a Grape
Growers' Shipping association a ' Isrga
wagon loaded with luscious looking white
and red grapes.
The formstlon of the big parade waa at
follows: vw ;
Majbr George U. Richmond. Chief Marshal,
and Mounted Aides.
Platoon of Police In Command of Captain
, Cal Shafer.- . j u,
Covalt'a Band.
, .Dodge. Light Guards. -In Command of
. - - Lieutenant -Peterson; - .is'.
City Councllmen and Other Officials tn
,,, ,. .. . Carriage. 4.
" "ADanMt. Societies. J0O, Strong.-. . -ff
Brotherhood of Railway Carmen. T6 Strong.
Bricklayer' Protective I'nlon of Council
,i Bluffa.'Ta tn.Une tn White Caps.
v -Trousers and Shirts.
The New Nonpareil Company, 12g Men In
Line.
Council Bluff Commercial Club, Headed by
. President C. W. McDonald. 120 In ,lne'
- . With White Caps. Canes and
. Carnival Ribbonsj
Joe Smith Co.. Tandem.
Council bluffs Aerie of Kaglea, Headed by
Officer In Carrlnge.-iM In IJne.
" Automobile Contingent 23 In Une.
Council Bluffs Camp. Modern Woodmen of
. America. Degree Team In I'nlform.
25 In Une.
' Nordln'a Band.
Peterson aV Schoenlng Company Employe.
42 In Line Carrying- Banner and
. . i Wearing Carnival White -Cap.
llarle-HaiM Company "Hobwters;" an In Une.
Carnival White- City Band,
Carnival Performers in Carriages.
Merchanta' Float ami Orber Displays.
. Flrt Contingent.
West Council KlnfT Improvement Club Fife
and Drum Corps.
Standard. .Manufacturing Companv's Em
ployes, 47 In Une. '
Girls and Boys' pony Brigade.
Hovi' and Ml rlu' n,.n d-i
ebraska Telephone Company, 60 Men In
Line. - .- 1 .
Indian Creek Brlgaat, Headed by Councilman-
Maloney on a Scraper.
Biat Van- Cnntatnln "Th.
Merchants' Floats and Display, Second
.''.- Contingent.-
Electric Ught Comnany'g Float and
. Display.
Fire Department. Headed' by Chief Jonea
In Buggy, ,.
Merchants' Floats and Dlsplaya, Third
Contingent, .
Reeora far Opening Day '
Treasurer Van Brunt estimated lat night
that the total attendance afternoon and
evening was cloee to the ,000, mark, which
Is a record-breaker for the opening 'day. At
the main entrance alone over , single
admission tickets were sold, to which must
be added the coupon and season ticket
holders, of which there are several hundred.
Aa usual, the concerts by Covalt'a band
smMsjsniBJ MMBjaMsl .
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:om lite
It is offered to the public today for the
first time and from now on the
public will be the judge.
We want every one who drinks bottled beer to give "Luxus" one trial that is all we ask
one trial then we are willing to take our chances on their regular patronage.
You know that there is as much difference in beers as there is in any other food product.
You will notice that "Luxus" tastes different from all others. You will notice it tastes better.
And We Can Tell You Why.
fe Yomf Belief For
v J vfr n A ,T
wi y
ik Nil mMMm 1
Send For Our Book: "Luxus Beer"
telling what it is made of, how it is made and why we can abso
lutely guarantee its uniformity of flavor, purity and wholesomeness.
There are many good reasons lor Its superiority and
we want you to know them all.
HCrC cire 1 feW I e use nest nPs grown in Bohemia, selected by our own
, experts and specially imported for "Luxus" Beer. The Malt is
made from the best barley in the worldthat grown in the Northwest. The Rice is imported
from India where it is grown and then stored until it becomes perfectly conditioned, which cannot :
be accomplished in less than one year-. The water used is from our wonderful Artesian Spring,
the purest, healthiest, most sparkling of nature's waters. And It's Made Just Right.
Not a sticky, heavy beer but a light, nutritious beverage of a pale amber color, something that
you will enjoy with your meals as well as for refreshment.
Try It Now Today. If your dealer cannot supply you, send J '
your order direct to us. We will supply you promptly.
Don't Forget The Name
Kipog Ere wle Cmpsumy
Omaha, Nebraska
was engaged tn shaving the. flocks .of "Ice
as they came from the freerer and In some
manner his hand caught under the blade
which severed th ,two. members as quick
as lightning.. '-' i
' New ' Location of WhojesalV' Bakeiry..
SI Mynster Street, Cp. 'BliirTs. la.
Home-made Bread a Specialty.- '
. ' ,." , ..Visitors Welcome... . - .
. If you are looking forward o your sum
mer's outing you will need a few vacation
necessities; If you are going camping, with
a small psrty you will waint a few delica
cies: If you are going to a picnic you will
want your ,basket filled with "good tblnga
to eat.'' Sandwiches, olives, pickles, cakt.
cheese, frnlts, a cold bottle of ginger ale
or root beer In fact McAtee haa every
thing necessary to' fill' a. dainty lunch
basket and the best the market aftards.
language to a young worrtan- riamed CUr
tla at ' yilliaca. The. young' woman In
question,' It la said, ahowed th!' letter to
some friend and in time her father heard
of ft. He reported pUiifniattcr to the post
master of his townf Jwid.rthe latter placed
th matter In the h8t;iJ' the. department..
Walling waa taken before I'nited Slates
j Commissioner G. FV-right, who placed
nia Donns at .' .penqlng a, preliminary
hearing,. The young ijian- was not sent
to the county Jail,- but pliked In charge of
Deputy Pnlted Stutps Marshal Cole pend
ing Uie arrival of v Mr;; Parker, who it Is
aalil,- will 'furnish the Aeeded bond.
.'. Mailt B SoH.
Must sell dwelling. , Has. five rooms, city
water. Is on car line "and rents for S8 per
mofUh.; always rented.' ..Teh. 61. Charles T.
Officer, 419 Broadway...
"liquor," aa it Js frequently called by un-
Informed pnpl, and It Is not an intoxi
cant. Of! fvOurseH Is possible to drink
too much fceer. Jast -as It Is possible to
eat Moo nnicV meat, but tbe propor uae
f beer la declared "by eminent doctors to be
baneflclal to the health.
Djv B.. StruA pf .B.erlln, a .wjll-known
. acjentlst, aas:" tThe specific character
istic ot beer I pot in Its alcoholic prop
. art jr. JJgdern technics In beer brewing
)ayli a tendency ,to reduce the amount ot
, ttlconol ln beer and to correspondingly In
crease hi proportion of extracts. Owing
best ever seen here, the evening perform
ance with the fireworks 'display attached
betng especially thrilling. . All of the at
tractions were well patronised and "Beau
tiful Bagdad." the'big show of the carnival,
drew an Immense audience last night at
the , opening performance. This- ahow' la
far and away above the ordinary carnival
attraction and lasts upwards of an hour
and a half. . ,
The merry-go-round was naturally the
Mecca for the. children. . although It waa
well patronised by. the older folka alao. The
attractions this year are especially clean
,to the small amount of alvohol In beer. , ,nd mteraating. , Tha program for today
i T vT 'V r .v.,.,.., WU1 j,,tht same'as Monday.
PMVVIIVltW v aafa v. ....
Pabst, for 'sixty yeara, haa been the
leadfr It art scientific developments Jn the
'art of brew-lb and today Pabst Blue Bib-
boh beer la 'the recognised superior b( sll
'brs.'rlbhest Ijri .the extracts' (food ele
"mentsV'of which -pr. Strtive .speaka, ab
""solutely pua and clean and low In i(
percentage' bt aleoftpl. k.
fa osi tnue nmoon oeer la ao run in
Volunteer ticket, takers have been as
signed as follows fo today: : -'..
Afternoorw-BagdaJ. A. P. FalrJ Creation,
Tom Makin.vi Vesuvius. i- Q.' Morgan:
Novelty theater. Chria Straub: Hale'a
Toura. U A. Casper: Carrv-rs-AII. K Vf.
Miller: Bat. C. R Oomeluis; Burros C N
Peterson. Scott rovaltAro.iprt th. World!
T. J. Shagart; Ferrta Wheel J. r. Wilcox
n V. Battev. Rich-
ard Green, George Wtoe. Richard - Turn-
foorf e1rnents""because brewed only from Evenlna Ruait.d wi... - ,
Tabat ex't'lualve' eight-day rnalt. This malt John Mulque-n; Vemivius. H L Tlnley;
1. ; grown-from' beat .elects barley and ! CTaW
grown siowry, in maiure s own way, tnus Julius Deetken; Bat P. P. De Vol -Burro.
8. Hewlt.-r- Around tbe
ot-hert: Few'? Wel T. A.
highest--fooM 'v.lu. and makes' it most mV",. V HuhT, -0, jr
alcohol In Pabat Bluer Ribbon, only three .
and 'one-naif per e'enf, serves o stlmulat j rr ,mPr' mes. 1uara fcad Bud
h digestive activity of the stomacu and 1 w'lmr ber fo Rosenfeld. wholesale
ranriot be"'lnlurloiuf to' the health1. Pabat ! Unuor d'".! ?4t Ualn'atrect.
rwtalnlhg all the vital food strength of the 1 I-ong w.
barley. It gives Pabat Blue Ribbon the SlrrJ?: K Snc
Blue Ribbon, the niost healthfuf beer.
the choi test of bonded peers, 'is the bear
t
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ifiMT BltBWtKa CwV ' Phene Deag.T
' lg taveaWertb 'ttre.t, Oasaha, Neb. '
P&bit Blu ' Eibbon Beer
wsiKsj oaoEiusia Aatt rwa pabi1
1
MALONEY' 8 , KVW WCTION. f
PEARL, ST.
,'" . TW t4 Finger (evere.
E. Montgomery, an employe I of the
Bloomer Artificial Ice company, .mat with a
serious accident VMleeday morplng result
ing In the Kas of hia "en t lee thumb and
first Anger of tha right hand. Montgomery
v'
Klre TtninnB.es l.lqaor, ' .
Fire of unknown origin ..which was di'
covered ohortly after midnight Sunday did
considerable . damage ,to. th,e . wholesale
liquor store, of U Rosenfei'd. at M South
Mala street, and the Bee Hive grocerjv ad
joining, . owned by O. Hochman. '
Smoke from the store aroused the ten
ants on the upper floor and ' th'ey notified
the fire department. Several of the fam
ilies removed niost of their belongings,
fearing the blase might communicate with
the upper part of the building, but the1 fire
men .kept It well under control, although
It was (pur hours before the flames were
entirely extinguished. The fumes from the
biasing liquor Impeded the wprk ot the
firemen, who were compelled to work In
relays, being 'unable to withstand for any
length of time the pungent odor.
Mr. Rosenfeld waa unable to give hia loas
yesterday exactly, but said he believed it
would be between $2,000 and $3,00).' fully
protected by Insurance. Mr. Hochman was
unable-to estimate hia loaa on his grocery
stock, which w-ss badly damaged by smoke
and water, as wss ' the stock In his meat
market. He carried 12,000 insurance, but
could not say whether this would cover his
Ions.
Is.SOOacres good farm land in eastern Colo
rado, J5 per acre. and up; no irrigation re
! quired. Cap ralfe all kinds of amall grain
and corn. ' A few good 'homesteads join
, our- lands. Send for printed, matter. F. C.
1 Lougee, 124 Main street. Council Bluffs, la
CENTRAL, FL.OUR 1.1$. Every sack
warranted Central Grogery and Meat Mar
ket. Both 'phones 24.
N. T.' Plumbing Co. Tel. ISO. Klght L.69S.
Where Shall I Buy My Groceries f
WE ANSWER THIS QUESTION. FIRST,
WHERE PRICE8 ARE RIGHT; SEC
OND, WHERE THE) GOODS ARE FRESH
AND FIRST CLASS: THIRD. WHERE
YOU WILL RECEIVE COURTEOUS AND
HONEST TREATMENT. WE FULLFIL
THE ABOVE REQUIREMENTS IN EV
ERY RESPECT. GIVE US A TRIAL OR
DER AND WE ARE 6URB YOU WILL
BE OUR REGULAR-CUSTOMER. JOHN
OLSON, 711 W. BROADWAY.
-- Dope t'anara InaanUy.
George Smith, said to be a -dope fiend,
wts arrested by the police, yesterday after
noon. He la said to -be '-mentally de
ranged . from' the excessive, use of drug
and will' be taken' before-' the conimia
Sioners for the Insane, today, , '
- Smith, by Ills strange actions, alarmed
a number of resldenta- on South Firat
afreet,, who notified the police. When De
tective Weir arrived on the scene he found
Smith hud climbed one of the large trees
In 'front of. the G. H. Jackson .residence.
Detective" Weir, having had an unpleas
ant experience In climbing trees while
picking cherries 011 ' his, . "place . which laid
him .up for months with a wrenched hack
from a fall, decided not to attempt to fol
low. the fellow. After Considerable argu
ment Smith finally consented to crawl
down. On July 5. -lie we sent to the
county Jail for thirty days for the theft
of a grip which a'.woman left on the
steps of the poatofBce while she went In
side to mall a letter.
Juat a few farm wagona left that, will
be sold out at ooat. Better get around
and see "Van Brunt" before they . are
all sold.
Swanson Music company, 40? Wesf
Broadway the place where you will find
a splendid assortment of pianos to seleot
I from. Conovers, Cables, Schubert and
1 Kingsbury's. All clean, new goods, price
and terras to suit' every person. We think
!it a good house to deal with.
MALONEY'B- NEW LOCATION,- I
PEARL ST.
It only coats you-a two cent stamp tq get
Ha fer's prices. Council' Bluffs, la - -
Letter Caasea senaer Tremble. 1
George Walling, a' member of thv Par
ker Wblte City carnival band, was taken
Into custody yesterday by the United States
authorities on th charge of sending ob
scene matter through the malls. It is
charged that while at Fort "Dodge Wall
ing wrote a letter containing Improper
HAND
SAPOLIO
FOR TOILET AND PATH "
Plat r rougfcaneil by itowork
catch every stain and look hopelessly
dirty. Hand Sapolio removes not only
th dirt, but also the loosened, injured
cuticle, and rstor tb tiagtn to
. their Hataral besuty.
ALL GrVOCEKS AND OsVLyGGIST
-. Telephone Operator Shocked.
FORT DODGE, la.. Sept. - fSpeclal.)
Abbie Radcllffe. a telephone operator, re-wr-ived
a 'serious. If not fatal, shock while
at' her duties on the board of the Corn Belt
i Telephone company here Unlay.,., A lvc
electric light wire became crossed with a
telephone wire just as she made a connec
tion on-that circuit and the, fwU'"euj-rent of
about 500 volts entered her head through
the ' receiver. 8he wee -unconscious four
hours and alnce reviving has not been able
. to lear a word. It l feared that the
drums of both ears' have been entirely de
stroyed. ... - -
' All peraons knowing themselves to be
Indebted to Duncan ft Dean or the Duncan
Shoe company are requeatod to call and
settle at once.
' SPECIAL ROCKER SALE. SITE SAM
PLES IN OUR WINDOW, KELLER.
FARNS WORTH FURNITURE CO,
Harrlsoa Conaly Fair.
LOGAN. Ia., Sent. S.-8peelV)-The
fortv-elffhth annual meetlnc of tha Harrlnn
county Agricultural society wjll be he'd
at- tha fair grounds Sear Missouri ViIIhv
Ion October 1. t S and 4. -Th. f.rt two rtyn
wUI be entry dya and th last two will e
race days. ' This Is the county fair and al
ways draws a big crowd. .
Iowa Murder and Suicide.
DAVENPORT. Ia., Sept. .-Henry Dren
ter, living near Argo, twelve miles from
Davenport, hot and killed Grace Reed
last night, severely wounded Sam Moore, j
a successful rival, and then put the muftle
of a rifle in hi mouth and blew off the top j
of his own head.
WOMAN IN CLUB AND CHARITY
More and more each year are club
women all over, the country giving helr
time and their means to the aid of edu
cation both to Individuals and Institu
tion. There are acorea of clubs main
taining scholarships for ambitious girl
and women who would otherwise be unable
to continue their education, while aevernl
educational Institutions for other than
women are beneficiaries of the generosity
of clubs or federations of their state, or
neighborhood. . ..-
The South Carolina federation maintains
a number of scholarships. The Texaa
Federation supports' twenty-three.' New
Hampshire federation controls a $500 fund
In addition! to five annual scholarships
granted by the New Hampshire college.
The young women aided are pledged to
a period of teaching In the public schools
of the state. '. V
The Wisconsin federation haa raised
10,000 aa an endowment fund to support a
chair of (iomestlc science for the prepa
ration of teachere in that branch of the
work. Milwaukee Downer college ac
cepted the fund and so became the first
college In the state to furnish a normal
course In dorpextio science.
The Michigan cluba have united in se
curing the "Liirtnda Stone Mem. rial
Scholarship Fund.'' a $5,000 memorial to one
of the pioneer club women of the country.
Several Massachusetts cluba have given In
dividual scholarships to Maryville college
In Tennessee snd the State federation haa
alao done settlement work among the Ten
nessee mountaineers. In June, 1306, Mies
Post, a graduate of Maryville, and another
young woman undergraduate of Maryville,
went out Into one of the remote districts
of tha Tennessee mountains called Happy
Valley. They, opened their work In two
rooma of one of the few frame houses
In the valley and did much helpful work
among the people for two months. The
work was resumed again this summer.
The Cantabriga club of Cambridge, Mae.,
maintains a $6,000 scholarship at Radcliff,
Until It was destroyed by fire last year
the Model school in North Georgia was
one of the pride of the Massachuaetts
federation, which supported it. A. few
weeks ago xthe school at Raburn Gap, Qi.,
received t-'.Ono from the Daughters of the
Confederacy of Georgia for a ..dormitory
for girls. And these are only a few of
the thing that dub women are doing for
education. Almost every state Is doing
something aa a federation or la helping
through Its Individual clubs, .
The August Bulletin of' the Womsn's
Municipal League of New York U de
voted largely to a consideration of - the
work for clean streets. Some .of - the
methods advocated for atreet 'cleanjng are
not only unusual, but practical, and have
been followed with much success In a
numberof cities. .The Ideas of women
regarding municipal housekeeping srs 'too
often ridiculed aa impractical because they
have never been tried. This Is especially
true of various plans for street cleaning
that they have advocated and In many
cases, the worren have been Compelled to
put their plana Into use : themselves and
nay for the experiment before being able
to get the authorities to give them serious
consideration. In the majority of canes
'where th! b been allowed It ha proven
; urcsful and in many places th women's
I nlaiis have been adopted permanently.
ATTORNEY'S PROBE AT WORK
'ell fnyn II Will Proeerate Mea Re
sponsible for Trust Com
pany Failure.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 3. Dletrict At
torney Bell, with the aid of three assist
ants, today began an investigation of the
affairs of the Real Estate Truat company,
which failed last week. In hi prelim
inary examination with Receiver Earle
Mr. Bell said he found sufficient evidence
to cause several arrests, but he preferrd
to make a complete and independent in
vestigation of. the company's affairs be.
fore obtaining warrants.
Mr. Bell said he holds that any officer or
director who had knowledge of Hippie'
Irregular transaction and took no aotiot
Is criminally liable., All qf Hie director!
who will talk of tha failure deny they bod
any knowledge of the true condition ol,
affair. . ':
Receiver, Eale' Is still at work attempt
Ing to unravel the entangled affaJrs of til.
company. It Is believed the company vrll
never resume business and that the per
centage ot money the depositor will ie
celve will not be as -large as wan at ' first
expected. . . .',"'"' '
Strike Breakers at Oakland.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. S It Is ru
mored here that a body of strike bresker.
numbering several hundred men has ar
rlvfd at Oakland Pier.. awaiting tranapor'
tatlon to this city. The striking carmet
are on the alert and the ferry building il
surrounded with pickets.
o Somewhere
Round Trip Summer Rates From Omaha
TO 150 CANADIAN AND NEW ENGLAND
CITIES AND RESORTS.
DATES OF SALE.
Canadian Destinations, Daily.
New England Destinations, September 5 and 19.
RATES
15-day limit, one fare plus $2.00.
30-day limit, one fare plus $4.00.
San Francisco, Los Angeles, Portland and Seattle. .$60.00
One way via Shasta Koute 73.50
San Francisco and Los Angeles and Return,
. Sept. 3 to 14 50.00
One way via Shasta Route .62.50
Spokane, Wash.
Butte and Helena
55.00
50.00
Yellowstone Park Tour 75.00
30.50
29.50
17.50
.15.00
Salt Lake City and Ogden . ; '.
Olenwood Springs, Colo
Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo. , . .
Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo and Return,
Sept. 19 to 22
Worland, Wyo., (Shoshone Reservation) and Return 32.85
Sheridan, Wyo 26.40
Deadwood and Lead, S. D 18.75
Hot Springs, S. D 16.40
Chicago, 111 . . . . 20.00
St. Louis, Mo i 18.50
Mexico City and Return, September 3 to 14, ..... . -
inclusive . ,t 51.25
Toronto, Ont., and Return, Sept 12 toJ5. ...... .. .27.15
Chattanooga, Tenn., September 15, 16, 17 28 00
Oklahoma City, Okla., September 7 to 9, inclusive. . 16 25
MICHIGAN AND WISCONSIN RESORTS.
Reduced Rates Daily.
ONE-WAY COLONIST RATES DAILY.
Portland, Tacoma, Seattle, etc .$25.00
San Francisco. Los Angeles, San Diego, etc. . v. ... 25.00
Spokane and Eastern Washington 22 50
Butte, Helena, Salt Lake, etc 20.00'
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