THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: "WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 9. IPO?.
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For Men, Women and Childron ,
At a special meeting of the Board cf Managers of the Goodyear Raincoat Co., at car New
York headquarters, it was decided, in order to meet pressing obligations, to sacrifice as much
stock as may be possible, and at an utter disregard of the cost of manufacture. All of the
seventy-three branch stores have been ordered to sell below cost, so as
TO RAISE $200,000 WITHIN TEN DAYS
Make Your Christmas Piiphikaa Now An Unnnrallelrd Chance to
BUY AT 40 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR
An opportunity gurh as this come about one or rerbaxa twice tn a lifetime. Now la your
7 our Ctiristjnas Raincoat Olft or Waterproof Overcoat at leaB than cost to manufacture them.
Tbe pressing need of cash f thia company la yor rportanity "rtll you grasp It?
vve guarantee every purchase or reload your money.
The garment that are on sale tunr are the world' best the
Terr kind that have made tbe name "Goodyear" famotM for tie fiet
made Rainproof garments Is tbe world.
FOE MTra AKD WUHOI.
Out lrtuck cf Man's Raja )m maMtrJaatol to "rartety ot
shade, tabrtaa KtA tna.be., and eepecieUr ee regards jatoea. No other
more offer It variety off style and fairlne at Women' Raincoats
that we da. No otber "stare cast aflarfl to aeS thatr Raincoats at lie
low prices. w do. We are majmlaxturar. but In this sale we aell
at 4 idc on the dollar. Read
$12.00 Raincoats, sale price $ 5.00
$15.00 Raincoats, sale price S 6.00
$20.00 Cravenettes, sale price $10.00
$25.00 Cravenettes, sale price $10.00
$30.00 Cravenettes, sale price - $12.00
SILK COATS FOR WOMEN AT 40c ON THE $
!0. CO value lor S.O0 f 80.09 valne lor $12-OC
in.OO TaJnea lor SIO.OO IJ5.00 vainea for fl4.O0
-SPECIALISTS IN iUOCOAT SFEC1 A LTItS"
chanee to buy
i Order
I By
I Mail
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Goodyear Raincoat Co.
S. K. Coraer Sixteenth and Davenport Street, Omaha. Hotel Loyal Bldg.
Opea mrmaiarv till O'clock VnUl Zaii.
Mosty Back
it m
Satisfied
STAND FOR ONE MILL LEVY
, J Cont inued frem First Pa-)
to r.51S.:4.H. in addition to the state school
luntla. -Thin rum is Invested m county and
Hale bonds, rut county bond held are a
folic wr:
In.! 1' eya rTiha....
iv'7lHI,,.LanCaeteT
M It" uan
W . Nanrf
,h im S uckolls
V.ii'f .IM'
lri.iHK' Perkins
4M II m Fierce
JO.iMI f iatte
. t-aunders
Wi.flnii'Scott s Bluff..
-MT.'WSeward -
yr, r hernian
" iHi.tk"" ri.ayer
21.ii: Viillev
H ln Washington ..
S4.IM" Wayne .
HM Webster
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.71.tr Total
fo'.lowirg munt are Invested n
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Buffalo .
Burt
Fuller ...
eonr
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CMfux ..
F-akota ..
I a v-won ' .
lK.rtge ...
Douglas .
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reev. .
Hall
Hiiclicock
Hi ward .
Jlfprwn
JoJmnon .
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Hate bond: Alabama. 100.IH; California,
Colin-ado. KB."'; Idaho, 67.50:
Ioulaiana, ef.T.IWti; Maaaachuaetta, IWS.8W);
Matyland. U5n.li; MinneRota, IIOO.WX'; Mia
aiwippi. 4)C.(M; Soft)t Carolina, S5,(mo;
TftjWKWT. t7SS,!er -Itah. ti.m; totalJ
$S.944Je. -
Srhool dintiltt tmd. t.il'V; Alabaroa
bnnda. "K Si: a'ate warrants, C:.9.1I.
Preaidt-nt A. O. Thomas of the Kearney
Nrumal school eatimatea tlie needed ap-lirojiriaUi-n
for that lnatltuiUin for the
ccmln; triennlum at He divides
Ji.,s aum aa follows: Maintenance, S18.I00;
teaeral r-Llra. aB.O"; lravlint exiienatia,
'0; sa'arj- vt cnainwrs, JanJtora, etc
X:,); aaiaria of iirtnclual and teachers.
ItX.fKl; new win and equipment, $aO,0HO;
tiibjHl and gyninaalum and equipment.
M'-ftPO.
, In his biennial report, which was filed
wl'h the g-overnor today, there la a de
tailed report of tlie various expenditures of
ch of the funds if the Institution. A
summary of thia report follows:
pUnd. Appmpnatlon. Ftalanc
Maintenance Sib." M
enerl repafcre ...
Travelinaj rtpenai-B
Travettn- exeis.
Mi.larifa and wnf
4(i Ml
. .. 7B.ifn.ie
aa w
l.aH6.i
Brwcjal aimrmniatlim.. l.slSi.ri
Ubrarv fund 7 Vi3 M 1.4r.
t-mtlor- fund .(Wi.75 9fi.l
ah fund 4.-..H3 UZ.tb
No appioprlatlon made by the lepinla
ti'ra for theat funds: th' money comes
from matriculation and othr fwi paid at
tlie inatitulion.
The Kraruey school haa btn in eaiatencp
thiue yeara durin which time, the report
aaya. 2.100 students have matriculated.
CuimiUhk the enrollment by years over
8,000 students have been enrolled, an aver
age of 700 students on matriculation and
1,800 students on enrollment durm each
year of the school's history-
The Institution has a Buffloient number
of books on hand to eupply etudents
and by the close of the year tbe school will
have paid off the entire debt contracted
In purchasing theae text book. These
books are aupplled to students at cost or
rented to them.
Imatttete far Bllad.
According to the seventeenth biennial
report of the Nebraska Inatltute for the
Blind, 44.700 is required for its mainte
nance and equipment during the coming
biennium. The institution haa a balance
on hand of n,7n. out of an appropriation
of tS0.00, made two years aaro.
There were Beventy-flve pupils enrolled
durin tbe biennhim.
Girls' I a trial MmL
Lydia J. McMahon, Buperintendent of the
Girla' Industrial school at Geneva, in her
biennial report. Bays there were present
November 30, 19U8, In the school BK. Two
years ago there were 63; number received
during tbe biennium, 42; returned fnm
parole, 7; total number oared for. 112; num
ber paroled. 66; cost per capita, 32.43.
Miss, j&cMahan -eanraal -ttua-ppropnia-Uon
needed for' the owning tnenntum ; at
JS2.7il.80. ' .
haJlemfcerarer AM W rk..
Governor-elect Bhallenberger arrived in
Lancoln this morning and will testify In
the case wherein Wilson A. Wwley in
charged with the murder of Joseph Wat
kina. Tlie governor-to-be la able to walk after
having been laid up with a broken leg
which he received In Lincoln. He had no
ih-w appointments to announce.
Arthur Mullen, ' th oil Jnapector-to-be,
reached town this evening and for a while
talked over the duties of his new office
witn A. B. Allen.
L.iewla Sewa ?teea.
School will clsae for the Christmas holi
days Friday of next week and will recon
vene January 4. Nana of the children hava
objected to tbe length of the holiday.'
Hearty commendation of the admlniatra
tiun bf C Benjamin Andrews as chancellor
of the State untvoraHy, praise for his splen
did qualities of head and heart, apprecia
tion of the work be has done aa a citizen
and educator marked the proceedings at
the university convocation this morning.
W. G. Whltmore, a member of the Board
of Rt-genta, a poke far that body. Judge
Edward P. Holme gave voice to the senti
ment of the cltixena ot the state and Den
C. E. Beaaey expreaaed the feeling of the
faculty over the coming aeeerance of Mr.
Andrews' connection as chancellor. The
chancellor was present and by his demeanor
gave evidence of hia sensibility of the
words spoken. He mads no addresa.
Ill health presaes upon Mr. Andrews and
he will leave for the south as Boon as he
can gtft away.
Governor and Mra. Sheldon will go to
Omaha tomorrow morning to be present
at the opening of the International Corn
expoosoitlon. They will be present also at
the military ball to be given Monday night
there.
Raymond Stone sentenced to five years
In the penitentiary for forgery and paroled
by Governor Mickej-, December 81, IMS
has been returned to tbe prison and
bearing was had this afternoon in regard
to revoking his parole. The complaining
witness was a man named Clarldge who
accused the convict of having alienated his
wife's affection.
The dty councfl was made to Bit -up end
take notice last night when Councilman
J. 6. Leonharflt resigned aa chairman of
the health committee, Dr. Leonhardt
handed In his resignation because the
council refused to accept his plans for the
isolation hospital, which has been his spe
cial bobby. The resignation has not yet
been accepted and It Is thought the coun
cil will continue to meet as usual.
Every mon, woman and child who drives
an unshod or unfit horse on the streets
while the enow and Ice lasts will be ar
rested, if caught in the act. This, Chief of
Police Cooper has decreed and yeaterday
one man was arrested twice, because he
was driving a borae which had not been
properly prepared for the winter.
On the charge of defrauding several Lin
coln creditors out of a total sum estimated
at nearly $1,600, Frank Fukaye. the Jap
anese proprietor of the restaurant at Hi6
Bouth Twelfth street, was apprehended In
Davenport. Ia., at midnight last night, and
will be brought back to thia city to anBwer
to the charge of fraud.
John Van Hoosen, formerly a resident of
Richardson county, will be taken Into cus
tody December HI, when he stepa from tlie
Kansas state penitentiary, and brought to
Nebraska to be tried on a charge of steal
ing a team of horses from Fred Marroet
of Richardson county. The crime alleged
was committed October 58, IKS. Van Hoosen
was seen In Kansas with the stolen team
In his posBeaaion. One year later he was
identified by the owner of the team. At
that time Van HooBen was in the custody
of a Kanaas sheriff. He was convicted and
sentenced to a term of five years in the
penitentiary. When the Indictment was
brought against Van Hooxen In Nebraska.
Bessie Van Hoosen waa charged with be
ing his accomplice In the felony.
? UiEiM I
We have the largest line 1
we have ever shown 1
Tlie Prices are Slaughtered 1
We Must Get Rid ot Them I
Ivory, Peart. Horn. Agate. Natttr- j
al Wood. Gold & Silver Handles. 1
Pickering Umbrella. Nufl Sed" j
ED. F. PICKERING 3
17 tear ia But iecatiea. 105 Sn. If.h HI
ft B&ldufft
R
Maple Jelly
Regular Prices SSc
Wednesday
Special at .
H
oil
Kolled Bpongc Caka with "own make" pure fruit icily between, an ece
rated with Engrlish walnuia The Maple Cream Icing made Cram pore Oan
adsan Euaple sugar, imparts am unuaualiy rich and pieaaing character. Ala
uade la ohooulat. marohmaliow and PUtat-hin. All our pastrys ser4 at pop
ular price ra the lunch-room open all night.
Gwllty t Pwnerfeltiaa;.
rasping counterfeit money is no worse
than substituting aome unknown worthless
remedy for Foley's Honey and Tar. the
great cough and cold remedy that cures the
moat obstinate coughs and heals the lungm.
Bold by all druggiBta.
SHAW IN SIXTY THOUSAND
Fanaer Secretary af TreswrT Haa
Tkla eaaa la Ftaelitr Faaa
lag raBair.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec 8 Former Secre
tary Leelle M. 6haw, who is president of
the First Mortgage Guarantee and Trust
cotnpnny of this city, admitted today that
tlie Fidelity Funding company of New Tork
owes him pai.'iwo. Bald Mr. Shaw:
"My loans are fully covered by bonds
ahich are as safe as the bond ef any
government on earth and margined with
addit onal notes at nearly P per cent. I
think the same is true with most and very
likely all the banks and insurance com
panies." A.me of the papers have spoken of the
Pt. Mary' Academy of Benedictine Bisters
and tlie Bisters of Visitation and other
Catholic societies ai.d instituuons as credi
tor, t r.fortunatejv. theae societies are
debtors. The banks, insurance companies
and private individuals are the creditors.
"An effort was made a year ago to in
creaae the capital of the ci.mpuny to acme
thing over t.omj.Ouu, and aome aubscriptions
were made (I was one of the subscribers)
tn condition that the full amount should
be raiaed. Tills ought to have been done,
aa tne proposition was all right, if properly
handled.
If each cfjurch and society will pay the
legitimate debts tbxy have contracted the
actual loea will be comparatively amall.
possibly smew or Mni.wm, which is a baga
telle compared with tha valua of a record
of 2.VUB years without a financial scandal
or a repudiation."
YARDS SWITCH RATES HIGHER
SUte Hail-arty Commitioa Granti He
quet of Strata OmaJia Coicpisj.
EULHOADS CS1T 05XS ATTLCTED
JBa
"j ISIS
Balduffs
20 rereuam
Plsen Pteek Tar Faallty with
Rati wmya fa ai at liar a, , , uwm
Bewderi d Caapaay
Trarka
rFrom a Ftaff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN. Neb.. Iec- a Special Tele
gram.) The application of the B"uth
Omaha Stock Tards company to increase
its switching charge has In practically
every instance been granted by the "tat
Railway commiawion. The railroads were
ordered to file their echedules absorbing
the shipping charges.
The order makes tbe following rates:
First Live Btock received frcm or deliv
ered to a connecting line. 7s cents per car.
Beeond All commodities delivered to con
necting lines. X2 per car. excepting cinders,
rubbish and cars loaded for Omaha proper,
on which twitching will be' charged tl per
car.
Third All commodities received from
connecting lines, for industries located on
tiacks of Union Btock Tards company, S2
per car.
Fourtli All commodities pa-itched from
the transfer track of one railroad direct
td transfer track of another. U per car,
tuch cars when empty to he returned free
Fifth AH empty cars switched from the
transfer track of one railroad direct to
tbe transfer trark of another, H per car.
Birth When firms require switching of
cars from one part of their yard to another
or from the tracks of one firm to those cf
another, the charge will be $2 per loaded
and G per empty ear.
The order does not affect the charges
from tlit Updike grain elevator.
"These charges are something In whith
the shippers are ont interested." said E.
Buckingham, general manager of the Union
Stock Tards company. "The railroads pay
for these charges, " The rates we hava been
charging were made many years ago when
tbe capacity of a car was much less than
at present. For Instance a car of coal
was then twenty tons, and now It is fifty
tons. The lighter cars could, of course, be
moved much cheaper than the large cars
of the present time. Wf have been getting
but 1 a ton, whereas the railroads will
not touch a car for less than C and our
rates have simply been put up to what the
railroads charge. TVe don't ask any more
a a maximum charge than the railroads
ask for a minimum charge. The fact that
the commission haa granted our request and
that the railroads could not combat It
shows our position was right."
COUKT IK 6ESMOX AT FOJTCA
Sheriff Leea O.e Prl.rr Hekert
Me tiler l. the Tvlla.
PONCA, Neb., Dec. 8. Special.)-The dis
trict court reconvened today. John Conrad,
who was up for burglary and larceny, ran
away and the sheriff. A. H. Maskell. has
not been able to find him. The case of the
state against Hubert Metsler was called, a
Jury secured and trial begun. Metzler is
charged with embessling some JLSOu from
Davis & Co.. who employed hlra as their
agent at Newcastle, Neb. He received
money in payment of bills and failed to
nake any record on the books it is
charged. There are already some thirty or
Torty accounts known at present, and new
ones are being ejacovered every ' dav. so
that since Metzler Wad IiIb preliminary
hearing the alleged shortage discovered to
the present time lias reached about C.OOW.
COTEXnO OF rOMMISMOXERa
CBBSBltte Saj . raailier ,.
f Elirvl.a; ABaewaore.
HASTINGS. Neb.. Dec. g.-(Special Tele-gram.)-Nearly
200 visitors are here for the
fourteenth annual convention of the State
Association of Commissioners and Super
visors. The meeting was opened with an
address by President Weldoon of Wood
River, and a word of welcome by Mavor
Miles. A committee waa named to consider
the advisability of directing a memorial to
the legislature asking for the repeal of the
present assessor law and a return to fie
old-time method of electing an a.wssor
for each township.
Father tiavr His Chile.
TORK. Neb.. Dec. a-HBpecial.V-Fire t
7.30 started tn tlie home of Thomas C
Messplay, whMe residence is so far out that
the fir company waa unable to use the
hose. The members formed a bucket bri-
fitt. wd iiA t1 arvlt ' hard
tight. Mr. Measplay had occasion to go in
an outside room, and the kerosene lamp
he carried exploded, dashing over him and
all parts of the room flaming kerosene,
which Immediately communicated to the
hall. Realising that his child was asleep
he dashed through the flames, succeeded
in getting the child and waa obliged to bolt
through the flaming hallway to rescue him
eelf and child, who was saved without
bum or scratch. The loss will run up sev
eral hundred dollars, and there is only
Partial Insurance. J
ea.rh hwa 3W.lM.
BEATRICE-The Beatrice aDd Unlvers'tv
Place basket ball teams will play iVThi
city next Friday evening.
ST. EDWARD St. Edward vote c
her r-?hteW,,rt-ye"rt,,r -m-lor'
andTM af". VOt ot
.vTCI?KrR"5r.J "'"' formerly foreman of
T""; n" I1 Republican, haa
fXravTh.rrrherT. &
nches of snow rm the ground. But the
temperature rose 34 degree, rrom 4 a. m .
to a. m today.
PERU A petition is being circulated
among; the atudent. of the Peru Normal
endeavoring to get Clark T.'
braakas plucky little quarterback, for
coach, for the ensuing yr.
BEATRIC-E-Mra. S. D. Phaw. a resident
of uage county since lfcT. died at her home
near Adam.. Sunday. St . ,uniIJ5 b,
s family of seven daughters and two a m..
- -nnu aaoiiaay anernoon.
wLRZ0f-I5rJl' the Pany
tlV X " e"1"1 M.HerVral,
" ... ,t w ua.a. -.araner, ttie other
man mixed up in u.e affair, haa Jeft town
EE1ATRJCE Funeral service, over the
li lihim """" at 10 i o clo i
".a Methodiat church, cunducled br
e. I . G. Brown. Interment was in the
Beatrice ceoie4eiry. l"e
ilrEM- -Rn McCmrtr of thi.
city dl at tn. home of her daughter In
St. Joneph. Mo., yeaterday. Tl rfmaln.
were broug-hi her. today' for TmeTStn?
Lyogs 'and Tlhuroats: yiredi
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MR. I. P. SWOP.DS
Mr. I. P. Swords, of
Washington, D. C.. who
Is 70 years old. praises
Duffy's Pure Malt Whii
key for curing his lung
and throat trsuble from
which he had suffered
for 2 years. Mr. Swords
says that it is a fine tonic
for building up the
system.
In a recent letter he wTlle. "1
am aa old snldler ef "0 year. My
trouble is eitb my throat .nd perjeral
eebility. Have read a frood deal about
Dufry' Pure Malt Whlnkey and th
pood it ha done ma nr. While I hesi
tate to have my name in print. . I
canriot refrain from giving; my testi
mony regarding the great berjeflt I
have received Irom the one or Duffy
Purf Malt Whiskey. During the teat
two year ray lungs and throat "s
given me much trouble Taking Duf
fy Pure Malt Whiskey according; to
the direction on the bottle I found
helped me wonderfully. It ia a fine
tonic for building tip the Bratem."
I. P. Swords, Washington, D. C.
Mr. Swords, like tUouBanda of other
who have been cured by Duffy Pure
Malt WhiBkey. is glad to tell of It. o
that other who are sick may know ot
this great medicine.
Duffy's Pure LIQal. Whiskey
is an absolutely rut" distillation of malted grain; great care being used to have every kernel thoroughly maltM.
thus destroying the perm and producing a jiredigeBted liquid food in the form of a malt essence, which 1 the
most effective tonic stimulant and inviporator known to science; eoftened by warmth and moitsture JU palatability
and freedom from injurious substances render it so that it can be retained by the most sensitive Blomach..
It cure nervousness, typhoid, malaria, every form of stomach trouble, disease of . the throat and Incga,
and ell run down and weakened conditions of the brain and body. It i prescribed by doctor and is recompiled
a a family medicine everywhere.
CAUTION When ym ask your drnccist, grocer or dealer for Puff j's Pure Malt WhifcVejr be sure yoa gt the
genuine. It's the only altwolntely pure medicinal malt vrhitkey and is Hold in large eemled bottled only; never tn bulk.
ITice l.Mt. Lnok for the trade-mark, tbe "Old Chemist, on the label, and make sure tlie eeal wee the cork 1 on
broken. Write, Consulting IhysiciiuL, Inffy Malt Whiskey Co., Rocheeter, A'. V, tor free illustrated booklet and
free doctor's advice.
Lincoln Office Omaha Bee
518 Little Building
Auto Phene 7417. Bell A-259S
G. M. Porter, Manager.
home her clothing caught lire. TV. 6.
Wolhaoh happened to step out of the
lark door of his store, and hearing the
child's screams he rushed to her assistance-
He iound her clnthlng ablaae, and
with considerable difficulty the flames were
extingulBhed. When he picked the child
up lo carry her Into the houae a portion
of her clothing was bo badly burned that
it dropped from her body. Her finger
were painfully burned and her hair singed,
but otherwise she escaped injury.
MONEY PAID IK PARIS
(Continued from First Page.)
Heceased Is survived by a family of two
daughters and two sons.
FREMONT The Ixrtge County Foultrv
assuciat'On will hold its annual shuw at
Muoiiic hall nxt week. The list ol en
tries is aiieady lurptr than last year nail
a good triHiiy pouiiry men from ouuiide of
the county are expected to have txmmui.
TORK FYanklin camp. No. 3 Royal
Neigh hors of America selecVed the follow
ing officers tins evening: Kila Brooks,
oracle; Anna Foster, Alee oracle; Keliecca
Foster, chauce-Uur; Mrs. Fyrnee, recoj-der
Nellie HarleeK, receiver; mma bhipman,
marBhai.
TORK Tlie RoyU Hlghlendnra, Harlan
eeetle. No. W,, held their atrrual meeting
last 4-vtxiing and eleetud f .illo-itig olfteeiri;
lliuiitriou) protector, I.T. i. N. Ilunib;
chief councilor, A. j. Siiamtiaiujrh: worthy
evangel. K. Grce; secretary-treasurer,
i. Bl X-kles, Warder, AV. '. Feaster.
FREMONT Axe Ijoftman and Benaon z
Rinoei hafcen. I'ehluig saloon k iei .
pleaded guilty today on the charge of Bt-ll-lng
beer to I "an Wolf, an Indian, and wire
each fined lit) and costs, wh.ch they paid.
Theie were two otner counu, againat tnemj
for aelling bonze wtiHh were iiBnuaad by
the county attorney.
PUATTFMOLTH Levi RurterholU died
In Iws home near Murray Monday. He was
born In iirie county, Pennsylvania, in 1Mb
and has reakled in this county fiir thirty
nine years He is furvived by a wife, one
son and four daughters. Tik' funeral avr
ices will be conducted Wedneadaj' by Rev.
F. W. Brink, pastor of the Uiii.ua Bretiuea
churclu
COLVMBrS The bursting of the water
pipes in the home of Lawyer and Mrs. C.
J. Garlow. while they acre absent in the
east, damaged the property to the amount
of HfiU. There was hardly a room in the
large houae, but what the plaster was
anaked and come off. A bout the only piece
of furniture mat was not damaged waa
the piano. ,
I'lCKEN'S Mrs. Susan Shihk y for many
)ears a reaident of northeastern Hayes
county,- aMtul sixteen miles Bouth
eaet of thia place, died Saturday
morning after a ttiree days' illneas
of pntumonia. She loaves a UmUy
of five claidren and a lovuig liunband ta
moum her loss. Funeral trviot were
hnld at 1 p. m. yesterday. She una ahout
60 years of age.
COLUMBUS Judge Rattei man has a
case to tie tried next Saturday, undt-r the
compulsory education law. it being tha
first case In the county utmer that law.
Superintendent of Schools Colin filed the
complaint agonist J. W. CiHhorn, alleging
that he had a daughter, Mma Ruth Un
born, of achool age, and that he did not
send her to Uie public schools or iiiiy oilier
achool.
BEATPJCE Washington camp. No. i
"Wooarii-n of the World, held its annual
mwtiiif last evetiit g and eleted thee of
firrs: Ii. W. tarre. cvnttul oomrnander;
J. H. Coome. aOviwr lieutenaJH ; W. H.
HillMHiriie, hanker: J. T. Greriwol, clerk; i
William Siewart. ew..rt : A H. Felcii. J. E.
ClausH'ti and L. W. Studi-y, physicians;
Fred Slf-ffen, wetchman; O. A. Srler, j
Hfirtrj; A. J. W illianih. ryanager tor three
yearH. j
TORK The Tork Blat k Bf ooroiwir.y I GRAT HEAIM MAV LOOK VOCXGER
nax'ing one tn ine itLrcewt iMMHving iiitia-
the new company. Of the balance of tla.
O0O.O0C paid to the Panama Canal company
tl2.000.0un have already been distributed
among its stockholders, and the remainder
is now being held swatting final distribu
tion and payment.'
"What followB Is further eloquent testi
mony taken by the senate committee:
"Senator Taliaferro 'There Is SlHaweoO"
"tr Cromwell Three millions; yea,
air.'
"Senator Talllaferro -Who holds that
money ?'
"Mr. Cromwell The new Panama Canal
company In Its treasury.'
Aaka aae 4eatiB.
"Why did the United fitatea pay S40.Ooo.000
for a bankrupt property, whoae control
could undoubtedly have been bought in the
open market for 1 as than M.tWO.OuoT-
"Who aere the Panama Canal company?
"Who bought up the obligations of the
old Panama Canal company for a few
cents on the dollar?
"Among whom was divided the fla.Ono.OOM
paid to tlie new Panama Canal company?
"Whether LouglaB Robinson, who is Mr.
Roosevelt'B brother-in-law. or any of Mr.
Taft's brothers associated himself with
Mr. Cromwell in Panama exploitation or
shared In these profits is incidental to tha
main issue of letting In the light.
"Whether they did or did not. whether
all the prof its went Into Mr. Nelson Crom
well's bands, or whatever became of them,
the fact that Theodore Roosevelt as presi
dent of the United States Issues a public
statement about such an Important matter,
full of flagrant untruths, reeking with mis
statements, challenging line by line tha
teetimnny of his associate Cromwell and
the official record, makes It imperative
that full publicity come at once through
the authority and by the action of congress."
Easy Terms
at the
Cash Price
AH the- world loves a ba: gain. Tou can
find bargains by watching the "Want Ad
Pagea" of The Bee,
UPSETS FDR JSLEB THEORY
Starting Nature on the Back-track la
the Matter of Hair.
mg and job printing" offices In the stHtt- has
purchased the enure plant of the Western
Publishing comjiatiy of Willier, Neb., and
is moving It to Turk, where It is hem
installed in rooms of the York Khtnk Bock
wmpany. The increase in machinery and
malarial is made nec-essary by te puhli
califm of the tit w tia.iiy now gotten out
by the Tork Blank Book company.
HASTINGS One ol the largest classe
ever initialed by the Hastings council of
Knights of Columbus was Utnen into the
order Sunday night. Knights ass-mhled
Omaha Taking at uca latsrast ta ths Cam
pairs tor vua Spread of Q-Saa. Zoo
truis Which laaans Mora Xair
and Color of Touta.
Sometimea Budden fright will turn hair
gray in a night. Gray hair Is not al
ways Uie sign of age. There is honor in
gray hair, but many aggressive heada
of business .Jock with suspicion on gray
l.air. They look upon it aa the advance
in making the event one of notable im
portance.. rU-v. Father L. B. Imnphy of
fi ut ion presided as toasunaster at the
banquet, which followed the Initiation
ToasLa were responded ta by Jucig Cor
coran, Tork; Rev. P. C. Cannon, Omahs ;
P.ate Treasurer Brian. Lincoln; F.ev. M
L- Daily, Kearney. Seventy candidates
were inaiated.
1 eases Wauher Waraa.
BiOUX FALLS. 6. D.. Lac. (Spacaal )
Whiia the aaopia ui manjr loams la the
tal are expraaaing themaalvea in favur
of municipal control of public uiiiup.. xtm
Poplt ol Wagtiar, Charlaa Mbx eauntr,
hava Juat loaaed their waterworks ayatem
ta Joha Abaher, a pronUueat Vaguer capi
talist, wha la f u'utw will hava tha absolute
maragaiMOt of tha yatam.
Marejy the
Suspicion
That coffee causea
one 'a arbea and Ula la
good rtiioa for a
change to
POSTUM
-There', a RtuotT
here from tnrougliout Nebraska and aid-d agent of old age. Happily tha believers
In the Osier theory are few. tT. Nott
has made it poaslble for gray haired
men to fool the Oalerltea. Hia Q-ban
Hair Restorer the result of long re
search will transform gray hair to tbe
natural color of youth, n will impart a
silken gloas to old faded hair. It will
HASTINGS The final report of the Fron- I remove Uie streaka of gray in beards and
tier festival of last October shows that I eyebrewB. In other words, it is not a
while Hie enterprise waa not as success- Ulltil. a... llUt - , .
year ago the receipts ; .. , . . m '
xcess of expenses. Aiiip"' 11 nature on the backtrack
return or the color of
youth.
Thia mag Bound like a page from the
Green Fairy Book, but it s a section of
trutti ao true that it will not cost you
a cent if rour negative opinion ia sus
tained. The Myera-Illlon Irug Co. haa uat re
ceived a consignment of this Q-ban Hair
Restorer and If three bottles do not do
the work, ail the money you pay for the
preparation wilt he returned to you.
If ail the ex-Bald Heada who have
raised new crops of hair through the
application of Ir. Nott a W-ban Hair
Kaatorer a era gathered together, they'd
look like a treaaendoas Jam at a politi
cal meeting ' Medical authorities know
tiiat ten per cent, of baldneaa is incur
able, but ta txs pr cent this Q-baa
Hair Restorer haa bea a big blessing
Ask for It at tha Myers-UHlon Irug Co.,
Omaha. Qua WlOa caa ba obtaino (roa
Ask abaa? " - . .
ful as the one of a year ago
were materially
assessment of & er (ent on slock aut- j and compel
Bcnpuoiis a as maae prior to tne tourna
ment and of this an amount equal lo
about one-fourth haa been returned. The
uiai rece.pta for admissions on the three
days of the entertainment were Jli.ur: 75.
Afier the first festival, last year, a divi
dend of approximately piu per cent on all
stock waa paid.
FREMONT The city schools will be
dosed on Friday. Is-cember 11. to give the
pep Is nn oj(rrtumty to attend the corn
show at Omaha, and a good many of them
mwl ta aiu-ud. By means ot pera al
cahs and in one or two cases by tlireaila
of arrest cu p nn lendcn t W alerhouae vmm
auccneded in getting all the chi,dro of
school age. who would be reasonably re
quired to attend, to go to school Aa a re
sult of Uie tuberculosis sxhihii of vtwH
before last the aches J hoard last eveu.ng
voMd to urchuse aaunary tlruiking foun
tains u replace- tne oid cup, with h were
not aisays kt in the besi. coudTt.ua. for
tkc h achoia.
BEATRICE Viola, the -yiar-id daugh
ter of Mr. and Mra William F. IK.le, nar
rowly awped immg buriuid to death yea
loroay afternoon. While playing with a
lighted pajieT ribbua ia the aiie imnk. of Lfcr
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No Christmas Is
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