THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: DECEifBER 2fi. 1309.
j "WAY DOWN SOUTH" f
Nebraska
Nebraska
Nebraska
Nebraska
No Rehearing
in Dinuzzo Case
I
of
S-rsse Court Diie 2.e-;uesi
Atrsraej Vsaiaa Interest i
LINOIA. rc S ?p -al Th- su-
pv-rmcnri tvjar overruled ta. m:;ca j
Ttt rehearlr.k- in the cut of the sta:e
against LT.uzxo. w.r.d.ng up the ef
fun to rriyn the s o"ciwk c!-".r caae.
Similar a-.tl m as iuaen ia the Heaovec
-T t.ie Oma-a Str-t Railway
i which a ll X Judgment was
ccmpan y
serurei.
ETrt Edwards, serving a ten-year
terra tn tne penitentiary cn a charge of
havir.g performed a cr1 ir.ai operation,
which resulted In the death cf a young
woman m Kearney
emor today a5k:n
wa bf;r ti arT-
i- -t. r-.r
Ha as aroo-ns a.-. '-d Attrmer C. C
Fasstrcrt ar..I a s-itw of oc-.ty wrr.n
f Uacuia. aa if(,ni4 T-.j.wo'is. win
Warlen Srr..Ji sa.J E.iax4 fcaj beon a
mr-dri prjcr ar.d haj a.avs toli h.-in
tlt tr i'.i- Tii okh ravice4 acd
l!avr.d i:;iut:t to Jj 4taa of tte
-t3-. as b himaeif toid if n Hj
rr was tiat Lt. r.1 treif bai pr
frx-l ta oprai..jn th Wi tae cal
iatr-a3ti wr r. s. b:r.a a trvcUsx
a.an:a.T f ;r :iC3 ic-yxla.
Et E. J. C. !-wi.H ha ba appomted
capca-3 of :r.t-i a. iprtn3ijt uf til
hoppitai ccr-s cf Xaiional -ianl
Prtrii 0.-3 -tci tr. Swa--4 as Trst
lii:tca.Tu Adjutant ijn?raJ HAr:;:aa has
arc;:te-2 rt:rsat:oa of fot4 Ljm-
tera.-.t J. A. Bacer.i of tie eontpaay
att:onl ai WU'Our.
Bank President
Commits Suicide
J: H. Wiaterode of WLatenet. law,
ShacU Himself Ihroui Xh.
Eih-t Teaple.
frNTETRSET. la.. Dec S.-J. H. W;r.
tenxle. prMiidct of tia Ciuxns' National
bans. cota."t4 ra;c:.1a abortly tr aoon
torfaj by a.-oun btn;f tn--ju!i to rit
tic?e. VI bealtii is aa:l to b ih ca.us.
T'oa Janitor aad booitiiepr ft Mr. ffa-
tercde at tb bax.a about coon.
ha.f i
. ,v t r-KMi- w mrn
hoor A.er W. J. Coraat casa-er. enur-d
taw e:a3i!ssaict aad f ouad ta pra)dat
alttiat ax ba da wita a buit hui ;
F'acyl'
is bj -i wii
aad taxe cbXdraov
WOMAN FORGETS HER BABY,
BUT IT IS RESTORED TO HER
Xn. Bik L em Tew CklM la C
Island Ir CatU Trwla U
AWtt tw stsurt.
GR-VXD ISLAND, Neb Dee. S. (Special)
"On. my -xl- I forfat wrj baby:" Ttt
wis the fras.c cry of a pasaencer oa the
train J'iit as the St. Joseph sV Grasd Is-
lasd souihbcur.d wis about to leave the !
T riors Pactfie deT ThsaTrfajr aia-hc
Fniit t -e ,vnor tanitor. was an to
the ment.-t. The woman, her husband 1
, . , . i . . , .
aad n! Lttte chi.dren ba aki the ,
janit.r a fw nmmenta beforw. within the I
depot, as tj the tinie of the depsn-tnre o '
the train.. H tcid Usein !t woCd leare ta j
Slk Kli.-itl
es and thty eooid now board the
. , ,
r.e fanT was bastied to the train. ,
rain. Tk
sa? ea- i.-i.m- at' T T IP rTrtrTeTT 9 11 T !
vw. - t ,
frr.y p-cked it op Ukd hot -f acted for
th u-ac-t upon which th trmiii wm tad-
inc. H- -u-r.v-d ia Us mcii of t2aj-t th
,
n...mrr.t the mother daated upon the car j
riaiiirm from within with the announce- ;
ment that she had overlooked the ral-iabie j
baka:a;
Seven: of the women piser-r :
la the depot asked Rosen what be was so
excited about, aad he replied that he ha 1
little Roach a home and he loved
em ail. but at the present price of cutlets
. . .
aid hen fruit. "I mt no more. yed.
Jecxared Jovially. The woman loet so time
ja reuevtnx the ;aaitor of hia burden.
TRAIN STALLED 'ON FERRY
Ik Ceaebleaak of Cartaesaaa
Trsn
elwew rut la lew Sear Uevrwat
Several Bean.
traveler, on th. Caaada
Facific's Ch.-cago-Torcnu train are stalled
in the Detroit river aboard the company',
car ferry M.chigaa. whack kaa bean fMt
U, th. ice .inc. .. a. momingi Tug,
- -""-y- - - - - t
clear.
Some distance beioer the Michigan the
Graad Trunk ferry Huron and a Per.
Maruuette f-rry. both with tretgkt train,
aboard, are a.so held. Marine mea declare
kte conditions to ke worse today than for
yiara.
The Michigan and the Huron were re-
leased by tugn 1-jr.Bg th. aTternoan. but
the Per. Mar,uett. ferry wa. .ta Ut In
the ice this even.ag. The Per. Marquette
haa bo casseegers oa board.
rtriD
IT AL TO SAST1 CLin
Maay Weddlaaa Add ta Vasy af
1 aaetida la Oeaw.
NEBRASKA lim. Neo-. Dec. X. .3pe
ciai.) at Ta-mage today Henry O. Retily.
manager of the local telephone exchangw.
knd M as Lean H. Everett were united tn
it the home of the
bride's
par-nta. Mr aad Mrs. A- Everett.
Peter Tra3ur. one of the wea.thy young
farmers of Hendricks prectcct. was unl:ed
ia mamage yesterday to Mis. Julia Shea.
er.e ok
ta. prom.a.nt y .ung wMD of
3ut a soft. d-wry package, with an teiast I en.. w a jca. concern f jrr'shed the same
' .ect9ir pea-rj ly wtOunj had been left t last auicnser. The ConucercaJ
,a the eents, J r Howcn-wyedJ TSrz'gSv g
asetioa of the county. T.iey sen j tie of irers thotia-ht thetr affairs had been
Bumed at the Catholic church and Use "ff'ntly vauated.
cerentMcy was witnessed by a large Bum- ! GR.OTD ILaXn-r Trwt farm f ir
rr f relative, and fnecda. i e!'-' w&: tor many a day was h-id m
ar tar ia-. . . . ' :a- e,tT tnt f urty-acre tract up.,n
-nug w. w. Wiison wa. aroused front jwhirt there was an lao-bted-e-e of r. w.
h-a aJu Tiber, last nig-ftt near ncdnight to l' f-' aS.r.e. or ah.mt per acre,
marry twa cuouxoa. oo being- Harry p-- TS. b-Jli- thereon are af the vni
T, . , a fruit crcnarl f bearirc trees a-iiii
Um hel Ktn.tr f Dodge county : soT.ewhai to the value. Te farm' T ee
and WUlaa J. Dec a. ( Nemaaa City kit si-.'ta from this euy. The prper:v
and Hj UbSy NIchjU of Rocknort. Ma. ." V m an eataie. wita r-.ir.or heirs
stoth ooupie. took the early morula
ney
far Chair resDecuve bomea. vtera
,ia r-Ten rwscoci Both cjm
rsia. ta ea a late tra-a aad were anxious
ta get
Blamed aad get back soma for
Ckrt
At swa today ax th. noma ef th. bride s
areata, Mr. and Mra F. W. Teil, near
7unbar. thetr daagtuar. Misa Anna, was
si:ed m aaarriagw to Warrea France ef
jrrausa. Taar. wwr. aW g-uats preaent
kad tt wa. a very aaWato affair. Tha
kraie. like the groam. was Bora aad reared
ta this county and they kav. knoww each
other from Irfta-w-y. Th. grvsna a w.i-to-d.
yeong farmer aad the aca of C. L
Frmaaa, a faraer aaetsker af tha jasTsIa
tsrw ad es. ef tha baat kaa.. m ta
IS waiy, . taa Jean afisv a
tv to tu Fac.'.c coast. w-U aiak t:
hone oa a far-n ietx-.rtng t tr.e Cry ti
TO
EX
bii orr
M at ntw Trie t I.dwe kerlf f
Pat Pla la Jt"'i Cell.
Vaha:ey alias -R-d- u arr-m-d b-
Mif1:; Fatrck on the ;r.arre f d'er-r-h-;."t
the r-.ic . arxi at a harr.g Frd.iv
t w flnd r aid e t N-"
hsri" mor-v th- accised pa-d
c rT,? vt T"" Hbor ci tS-
Mha-eT cart- fm ;c-ji O-v aV-ii t!- !
t'.ir.e, the trial of Ja V iis-.n. the
Hsdar ark rtr u r:r on. H wis
petted by r. eh:ef of dete-rtiv-s rf ?,vit J
C'ty. wh vs r.r is a witie-e tn tic I
c!. as a bad man. han-j bn ysf;
M Sioux -ty a.-d spent tirr.e in the -" !
J-- M;r os snie-.ced tr th - '
p;'.c. Ha-rr JoT". l !n P"r . j
)--"r.a- rr-a- ari t--!f arjoi- or Mxa-i-v j
i" a j-.ri as to lad c-.a-r " -
T-at a i tr?-r.; f- r-T lnf t la;!
'o-T ui V farr.j!hl m.'n'-rrt
wrJ: liquor a.-d was inwM f" iricy
aaT!ior"ti. K aonv! p to th;ojt
If a W t) lo Ja. 1 a r1 ruti to b pt
in ts a e;j wlti Jitc Tr! nta-ha
4 4 not frraat his rK?'jt. tg"r. but
"r vn ralc with ta aocual bar.
rocoer. i cirl ao bara t? V t
tilt afp a gnr.4 lrt-ir t.1-. jrfxe 1 -
miBd fcim. H premised ti if 3 t3 t';
oountry acd itirk com aad bur h-at'
th- rJEaiEdr cf his sva hr-e.
1"bi takes trito c-jr-sdr l- t!ir Ma- J
basy ayiia T?r.el a w-.sh to b olacl 1
in tll paars el! w:tj Joyce. b'it tb.s was !
not twwti It la an-!rto:) ti aitbor)
t wt:i offr him tb coit of tti-
ojt of tows f'jr sT-d or . work'rs; a;
aard 'Abor on th iewu f-r thirty days.
Wa. Rir aa Wmm Dn4.
WOOD P-IVZR. N-fl . t-c E. .Sparta.-T-raai.
) Tao&a P. Ry-aa. a pauatpr
ard aa od r-;dnt br, d:d last n:"t:t
anJr aupcu r.irusixs-a Ha was
fosd !a a Jytns; coniition a ts waiiaa
room of ta Union Pacific depot by A-ct
Gri at 7 o'cioek this morair.s; and died
a fw mis-xut later. K ku a isi;;
woosd on ta oack of hj aad. Ha had
b3 drtaiaa; ail Bight wita aeverai com
paaioca axd may ha-r d!d froa aJco
holiam. Coroopt uta1ajsd heid aa ln
cesc Xetraaka 5m Xtn.
i HOLt'Rx5E The cokmbt of
c:ty endM-jed it bi saata Cjia f- ,
LJ1"J,f" is rtef-Joon m rront of :ts store,
cr. Mrea. moatiy from town aad
a.1 under U y-a.-a of aje. ara.'.-d taas-
of t.-. boapita-.ty of J ca Neuton.
i3iir toya cr ..ire iitt.. usef-ii preaec
Lba other f.,ied w-ita caady and aata.
HOLiiRHGE Ta court hu bonds, i
whica were roted in XoTeirawr. were a I
iea-iiitar snbjett of t!ie stipemaora' cMH.tln
here Wednesday. Bend brokers were ex
pected to be frewct tj naajte some a-racge- '
i ui.u mm u Liir cjiw.ut,a. oct cone aa- i
, paj-ed. The ta-d. aoweer. has severaJ 1
rigors t-rascn a-d L rbom aad Coaat-e
Clera Hediund wU proceed to i.sooee of i
the bonds. Architects were present aad i
p ans aad detaiji were discussed at con- i
fcderabia lenctii as to the new buiidin.
HOLXREGS a A. Msaaoo was ' Tike- !
Into custody yesterday at tie instance of '
O. G Johnson and h xi-- :
, j. m. joensow on a eharfe of ddior- (
f aive baii in tita sum at aids aiwi h i h . V
I was. set fjc Jaaoarjr a.. Tr&oojr rrew D1.t '
m- juunt Trana w-m
kCU 'stc1xt t tae Joaa- '
Some yesterday mora r.x. durtna w!l;c '
. r-i to tawe thre.4 d abud i
lira. Johnson and Hjtm Frances Scott, bis '
eaer rjuicre. j
HOLXREGE Hoidreare tl hare a bUirer j
" -Z.,! : "t1
eonl.r to prevent p.aaa. The contract waj !
wr.l last ni3t -lth the lTd!and clf
n sa a a awl : 1 a..
- M.'ci, mux K Uie Wat or A 1-
-U-
HOLT REGS-Humphrff Jtr of rh
ZJ7 c1 renira-d from Coior-ik
fea,trruj, WQr a 64V in f.r inm. !
OQ . buZ-j M- !
has teen doinv acme eirriT work on '
ta lnTetiiiion of land frauds tn that ',
kT.", t"TT . "cer n:m w
men taat evet nR.i.
t-: brancn of tae work, aad he wij retur
ttara after the hoUdava.
HOLXREGS The fast Hoidreire ITzh
7 UJ team derated the
Beaver City team at the mi
i i. . ay tae scare nt 9
w.jrk of the lcca.s excel: erf th.r rf ...
vtatsora, their stars faiim to come up to
expecraaona YanDeii aad Peoander. fir
the HoKirece team, showed up weil. wfti.-
Jl,-J"1 l"J WJ- 7d a
neajy and eoosis nt . . -
"" re.-reea tae aate, whica was very
uarouanout.
kitI?,-0n ccnat cf the deep anew '
Jut Uttie proa-reee is beirg made by the '
rci h. , . i
. ; " . T tan a sma.i
i 7: " "
t tae reason the corasta.ka cannot beased
j """ amount of com is gathered,
HpfaouT-Mllia.-a Baii. a weI
! ZZZII
w j n. was united in
i nenry of that town.
HUMBOLDT-Mr Archie Teartir.g aad
Mjo Iva Philpot were united la inar-iajre
ax the country home n-t the bride s parenta.
Mr. a&d Mrs. John Ptilpot at . m tae
SMftC L. t"w Intimate friends aad
reanvea The ofr.ciat;:r.g clergyman maa
Rev- Mr. Cardy. pastor of tfe. J r,.
r . W 14
1 Ian church.
j FHXMOJTT About four tnche. more ef
i nrmtd yeeter-iay. b'it forr-unateiy there
j ZZ.'St TZ
tra-le was expected, but ow r.c to t-V m-lTl
j of the
reada not QLany farmers w-re in
town.
FREMONT-The execneve ecramtit of
the tastera NeOraaaa Tru-hm . ...... .
i ticn hetd a meeting here last evening to
i mak. arraca-merts ttr th- iww . ,
thru- next aanual meetink. which will N
he,d her. oa April T. J. aad f The com-B-lttee
cunsiiPts of W. A Todr of Onasa
preiier.t. J. W. Gam be of p-arLsmoutc
ecretary and supertntendeait: Charle. Ar-
j '"'i f S.-hu":er echorUj. An
tendance of over Lens ta expected.
lRk.ivr-W. H. Ayrea and wife w-re !
Urocgat into police court yeste'daT oa tae
:-.-. i ,t me' ne-gaor cearrng th-ra
wtta fia-scng. Die he were the prrorrrai
I weapon vseu Avre. drew a small fine
rA an err a . r
Hi wVf. 12, "IZT. ."l Trl
NORTH PLATTE The Laa-b groeerv
store fcaa t ,i f T T" ,
: ! wmiM Mr Lamb bad hi eon..
i ?!' ep-endid ne-w buii.nc. but fcv
" poor aea.-tn was compe-.ie to ft
I eat of bn:r.-a Mr. Tramp has bn or
I of North Piaite' s no. succvaeful mer-
ekant. ber,rfore. Mr. Lamb starts b s
and mm.t tt ap ami ke had one' ot the bt'
1 - " e isiaj er.
Place in the euy
NORTH PLATTE-nenry Waltematk kas
been eetiia. ,n t several 4ara Qn n..
wLTWJl tA "d far ka. stor-d
frora rwerve to thiruwa menea.
Illaasao rrttaeaalv III.
TIXCENNEa. Ir.d.. Dec S.--,mM W
7l-tr: c-J-: pred e. nm
the snw tVaet In !. was st--kea
with inn failure ilr w "
Woe to Rubberers
on Party Lines
Ealdryf 3aa IaTeata Lerlce tit
VU1 Tell "WTia is Bit
tirf la.
HOLC RZGE. Neb . 5. .-;c-a'.
A. C K award, a res-'ier.t of ti s city, h.is
p ct n:j-!i of his tune d irir.a; th" :t
tare years ataji: pra-ti.?ai ixj.r-jwe-aiets'j
:a the Cf -f-ra te.etr.oce.
Mr. Howard ha3 anno inci that he had
St-cvirrd a pair.t on a dir wh:ch w juJd
pr-rent "nihberia in" by te-esance pai
roaa on rrty linm.
Tij r-tnara.o.tf a-Et:oa. whscb is d-e-
f-.d to pr-vate service over party
-iti. is a rr.A-'l nie-caaj-Al de-.-e no
iaraer tha aa crtairj a..-m cock. It
cocta.a ataay be:s axd pirta ta.ia
a ci'ek atd can be attached to a t.t
r.:ri b-r a wsrixai in .es than th.-rty
rrii.t itea. It can be used on any n.ki if
Phone aad n aay kind cf Una cw lj ti c -Con.
With, ail the phones on a line e-j-i.ppd
w-.tii the indicators. ta troubira of the
"r-ibofr" would b.n- The momejtt a re
cetTer is taken frtta taa hck a a.cai is
pad out oer taa line, and aa each
phoce has a d.I?-rnt r.-aai. tt is ka-wa
at occe waoee receiTer is down. If two
pe?F are cocverir.; aad a third party
drsirs to cjii-tiy overhear the canTersa
utn he cina,t do so wit.bot eni.as; out
s.naJ as he ukes d':-wa his receiTer,
thas iett-.r.- those ta.kiri know ca
(cos has cut in.
Aa ur.iiSia feature of the iar-ntion is
that it ind.catea the lenarta of time a tei
phjne is kept in ue.
Kiaard ha been stidviriar the telephone
for y-a.-a. Ia tit, it was he who cta
atrtiCtd tt f.rst awitchivard at Hjicootb
and that achieventect brouariu h.ai bo iit
ti" loca; fate. as a home atade sw-.tch-b-rd
was a very rare thin4t. Ia reieat
years he has turced his aitent.oo to the
ia:provinsT of the te.rptone, particuia--iy
on ta rural lir.ea. where !t ia worst.
Howard has aiao in-racted a new li;ht
itins; arrester, d-fterent from aayrhias; on
tha market. He ciainis Tor his a. rster
that it :s ansoiit4iy iadesii-jccble by
lihta.E: ithe o.J oces are aott, thit it is
not aff eited by th cccdit.on of the weather
and that it ia "tool proof." It ia so iat
pi that it cannot b rotten out of com
m:sj;cn by the aatateur. who wan sonte
thia fets wrong- with his teiephor-e seta
aijeut to "fix it.- It ia so suoestaatia-jy-made
that it caa be opened up aad cieaaed
out oeciknai:y. as is ncessary w-.ta, any
arreatir. aithoat th least daaa-T of spoC
iaa" the dev-.ee. Thia caatct be said of aay
ocaer arresters, which are, fraU. dedicate
thinsts.
Little Girl Badly Bwraea.
FTZPJTE. Neb.. Dec. .Sp-oai s-TJte
J-year-oid daacnter of St- and Mrs. Albert
RatkaTec. iiv-jiar in the southeast part of
Una city, was severely burned early yester
day B'rtti whi playtEs: about the kot
It ia not known whether the stove door
was left cpea or was opened by the child
ia'ber piay. The parents heard the child
scream and on manias; to her. ftmad her
dress aT-aaa. The Cre was ssjctiiered at
once, but not before the lirtie one was
bad.r burned. A doctor was cad and
found oce- side of the'ehCd bad; 7 aad
deeply burned. The hip. ntde and neck re
ceived deep bums and the flaaies even
reacted ta the side of the face aad siaa-ed
the hair baJ.y. The physician rejieved the
ehxld as much aa cosaibie under the cir
cumstances, aad the latest reports are that
she ia getnaa' kioca; u weJ as ecuid be
Terdlee iniaat Caleael Gates.
ALSTON. Neb.. Dee. 5. (Special) The
November term of the d.strlct court ad
journed yesterday until February of next
year. The last case tried was one in wh.ch
e-e-er-o.d bey sue Cciottel D. I. Gates
of Governor Sha.lecberirer's staff for in
juries received while at work for the
eoloivM. Although the colonel was defended
by f. S. Howeil of Omaha, the Jury re
turned a verd.ct for the plaintiff. Ia the
case of A. D. White for the Heg-ai sa.e of
lntoxicatimr U'lucr the court imposed a fine
c-f O. The court overruled a motion for
new trial In the case cf Ksamer a-aiast
Weiatxnd. a sed-jction case wherein the
jury returned a verdict for B.4.
FesBkee-taa Deales Iajaaetlaa.
XEBRA5SJL CTTT, Neb.. Dec IS. iSpe
nL Judge Pembertoa of Bearr-.ce. who
has been holding court here for the last
two weeks for Judge Travis, has handed
down a decision denying- the injunction
kgalast the mayor and city council asked
for by Jamea D. Houston, to prevent the
dry front granting a new franchise aad
make a contract with the water aad light
company. The council passed an ordiaaace
aad submitted tt to a vote of the peop.e
and It carried by a vote of nearly three to
one. Houston enjoined the council from
canvassing- the vote aad granttg the fran
chise. The case caa been argued to the
court f itr nearly a week and Jud-e Pecnher
tcg finally icc:d-d against the plaintiff
aad denied the injunction. Houston la said
to be backed by some of the part.e. who
recently sought w get an e-ectrlc light
franchise aad failed.
Dwa We Weddlaa at Haldrrg-e.
HOLD HEGS. Neb, Dec IS. (Special
A double wedding-.- toci plac. last
night when Mrs. Mahei Bush of this city
was omted nuta Charles Ber-up of Lin
coln, and her auter, Mrs. Dora Waid-n.
a.-o of litis city, w-vs wedded to Frank
Etherford of Kaatingx. The ceremon.ei
were performed at th. Methodist panes
ase by Rev E C New land.
Th. bride, are wail known ia this city,
where, ti.ej hav. lived for a number cf
year., ti.e daagntars of Attorney T. F
Earnea. Wuo la well known to earlier res
ident, of Lincoln "mad Omaha, both cities
ceiag th. home of th. family at differ
ent timea
Mr. aad Mra. Berup hav. not male def
inite anangem.st. a. to th. future, but
will rema-n for a time tn Uncoln where
ttie grucsi conducts a restaurant.
Mr and Mra Rutherford wui make
Uieir hotna at Hastings, wher. Mr
Rutherford has a very flourtating plumb
ing boaiaeaa
Cartatsaa. at Barvarc,
H4.RVAKD. Neb, twe 15. Special.)
Another saow fe J ail day yesterday and
w:tli the smooth cond-xoa of the roads
tHe snowfall wa. enoug-k to glv. god
C-irtstma. aleighing.
At aU th. eight enorvnea. with two x
ceprlona. Chnstma. axarclsa. wars ha-1
fnr tae chlioren and preaests giiea out
from tree, or by aaiuue methods, the
Methodist people oamg th. Dutch wind
mill method.
Elks Play laata Ctaaa.
NEBBAJKA CITT. Nb r-eca IS.
Special.) Th local lodge of Elks
gav. thetr aaauai Chris trraa tree thi.
liternooa and eatertaioed something- like
.."1 children af this nty and moat ef
'hem were ehlMxea whom aaata Clans
uad aot been very ULeral wtth. Tke
paerea cfl . ,lrea ww. Bat eo.y .upoad
ei-J art.! th:nar of
with p.r.y cf wa: l
was i'r.-r-r. :t tu
taat k:rd. b'it a-i
ri'i'-l'tf. wiere :t
e-VL
A., of the cr. irt.: - ijmlaT fM-h-y-is
if t.t:s city he; I the'r i.7hrutj eir-'.es
, '.ast Tn. -at ar 1 reariy ail cf t-m had
( Ty.T-.Ttt.rr.Ar tres a.;.; j ?jr.ta Cla i. Ai!
irr the ehurc-i-s on.tel ;a C ;n.ttt:as err. ,
I ires toi2j and offrtr;j f-r tke yrr wr
nken up at tr.ese a-.ee'-n-. wh!.-h wUl
i tarael otr ia t e -xi c-.arVy or
j raizaticn.
HERCES CF PLAINS NEGLECTED
Me W Fakt la Tsrleaa Iadiaa
kWn mt tie Wewt I
seailaf.
T-tt K:;:tr t Inrer. a f:rirr pr-.-rate,
c-irraaT F. E:chtenia. Unt! ?t.its tn
fuitrv. c--w yfa- of a". najcs th.s
eontrtution to a InTer ;ar:
"I belong to a ci3 n j r who ar
;.eid jra h-ard cf a -tj ,'it in tie aew-
nepers cr as?-'' re e.s. I r-fr ts the
tad.an fjhte-s. VS"e hare s.rr ben r-c.a;-
' r. i-aed tcr iT.ficr. or anytiihs; else. Xm of
x am are part tie days cf j-ttftts; ernpioytnent.
I People now dj : t hire m-n part ) years
j.d. and an the I-dian Trhters are pat
Where would I ir be wer It sot
; fjr the lad.aa raSte-s I ha"sen m.jre
han-r aad tar-is .-..'pa. a areat dai cm
than t'-nf-ue can tei!. Jast thJnk of sold
iers steeiuir cjrn fr-rfn the mouths of mules
, to keep from starvtnc W. had hard tixe
aad the dara---!- wre far inoe aumeu
! thaa ary of later tiares. Som-ttira; ousrt
to be done f r us. It is not fair fcr us
to be f .ry- tten."
Jifia P. Sutton of Ur.ccla. Nb-. a soliler
;wh. saw seric on ta frontier supple-
' alerts the I.eaT-r ataa s Srf -.vtrr.ent
with mor- -! a:'a rf the hn?h'ps cf la-
i ! M campa.?ti:za- that ar- ka-jwTi and ap-ar-ciaied
by the ol.ier setters of the w rt.
1 "The sr. Idler of :h.,e da;-.'" h- writes la
the Chu-ajfo Clt-sen. "was not as w-11 care-!
for aa he is sow. ire did nt know what
a sleepina car was tit! we -it beck to the
1 States.- The 3trjit served out tne
Mine cioth.'ac to the srid.er. whether ht
basked m te ruasaine of suuiera Texa-.
or croutlied cn the lee side cf a prairie
jechocner while a bi.xza.rl. aiark-d It t-
: Mw. was weep:r. o-r the barr-w p a-ns
the then rtat North Amelcan desert,
now occupied by the fertile prairie states
' of Nebraska. Wyoming aad the Dakota.
-ia.ers were rr-aen ta do i a? 4
piats. aad we remember that at Firt !
' Bnda-er there w-re ftnes when all sen-
trie, were caiied in except No. x. aad he ,
was relieved eTery fifteen aaic jtea Eec-ort
duty on the rolilas; plains of 'S'yonjlaa:. i
e .iiitrsii roSr Ki-rer route,
w.ta the mercury se.dm above aero and
P-d Cloud's Sioux, or the bra-rea of the
Cheyecaee hcver-n- around a.1 the war
: frn Fort Laraatie to C. F. Snnta up
aortn. was ao holiday tri
"AH this wild desert, where the white '
man aad the red man fought for suprem-
acy. has been chasaed lr.u a land teetma .
i w-'-h wea.in. a.-.d pr-xiTc with nature s :
anendaace. Cl-ies hare replaced ta- campa. !
paiatiU hones aad farm houses uasar-'
, pasaed in the cid w irt have taken the
j piace of the la.In
s tepee aad the white
th c ;i
;eo.u.ers auat-out. i Metrcpolitan ai.eys
; "But the srarrivers of the men. whoee ,! The follow a additional entries hav
b.ood and toilsome dudes opened up this ; been ntade to tae city tournament! Five
j mncct r--oa to prTerrees aad art.. ' men. Equitable Life. Metropolian. Wlllo r
jkation. are bendiaa- their white haira to Sprmga. Gienda-ea. Monte Christ. j. Brode-
e wegnt ot years, and gn!aa- down to ,
irares naihanxed by the m-amty ;
nation t.hat proflted by their se.-vteeai we ;
"1a J unwept, anhiscared aad -in-
uc-' Surely such treatment is nnwortiiv '
. me American pec.e.
, " '
.BROTHERHOOD WILL REUNITE
;
TaJrd Preehrtertaa Ckarrk nrr..l,.
will Halt rsartk iaaaal
DUaer lataraay lskt.
The fourth aaauai Jir.ner !
. cf the Th.rd Avenue Presh vtena n Rmf-... t
.hoed wiii be heid New Tear's eve and the
. foilowlaa; pnia-ram will be given.-
President s remarks. Artjjr C. Kenaea.
i w1 M'"rm- Kies aad Kueaal
I mae,!'cr.Iare D" car31'"-
Ttast. Ail ij.iuaiatahce." Dr. W r,
Henry.
ce- t-n-
song. '-Should AiJ Aq
pany.
Iast. The Coming
Man." W. BL
" uerter. u. U.
Vu:c vo.ai erio. Dickascn.
loast. tiv w . E, Tood.
Muic icsti-umentai. Hghe. and Kaehn.
' . . aeetiag. inm locai brotaer-
by gg'SSi
I by-tenan aad First Churca' Men s am.
-lc- ma.e quartet.
' b ' i" J- Morgaa.
--"k jod Be With Xou Till We Meet
; n." company.
!
I A fta Tale. '
The southern aexro who is not possessed
; of eons: iers h.mj-if no.r indeed. This
, wkaTaaclUt
i aeicaoor wita the request that ke g;.i h-m
, er ta-f w jor ter heip buy er p g, cae
desir-d amount was procupuy fnaccraing.
A few d,js Ia:er the wn-te man met tae
nTicacor w:ta the request that ke --! h--n
a ,iii Air2.
-EtlJ,',rf.V!jLt;r aei'"
A.'rtl Ail (ZjvI, "A h gall 't BTWe m dR
'hoaL ,a aj, ,na4J ,m mu" oJLf ?Z
yo'i rer teijc me. Marse Tom."
: " tua better care of this
ot cio.en
. The aid man pulled
smiled d.-prerati3-y.
h:a forelock and
j "Now. Marse Tom. whut-fjr ya" aa
wan ter ax dat he . ...
i at yutaer p: Led 'case Ah hit him
I on i- ha.d wi.l er axe aa ben fat an d.
i rijt aa me hern hooarr fee
. freeh meat."' New Tnrk vw
, .
aTtsgw AcaowAk. la th. Nebraska "jt.
tof and Loaa Ars'n. eam f per cent p-r
j aanura. credited semi-aanually. On. doiiar
tarts an account. UXi Faxnam St.
The Weather.
Fir Netraski Fair and wart
aer.
r ir i .-w c a-r.
T--!p--a' i v at Omaha, yesterday:
m
.... it
... H
...
.... I
teeal Baeard.
OFFICE OF T!iE T.VSAT-HZR BLTlEAr.
'rd cf tern-
taleor?a'tepair .Tl'l
years
i.". -Jr i.0
Haa .-num ttmeratur 1
4
tu
B
M-tuaiiim temperatiire.. . . 7
lrfoa-1 KfflieruiKi a
Pret-pr.aiion iW
i emoeratur ud iwwiwn-w . -.
' -'J" JtiL !1r-'. V "ac Mana l.
and compared w.tk tae iat tworer
Sorwiai tmperatur .
frvMkiv t. t . w ..
. jo ni' "j i.v jaarca L LJ
-"BJ preein tatlon n
r-efc r-v fr ta av es mXi,
-tai rau.-.f'.il .see kirl L:iw...r T
Total ru-.fal sine. Marrn 1 a " to.-r.ee
x-eas .inc. Marca L....... "5 inefcee
r"-r:t-T f-r enr period va.. I inraee
E-efic!
scy tor eor. penno. lr 7 li nchee
X- A. WELSH. Local Farecaater.
rtTwVV3 Sam...
ian . - m....
-,S Vl 1-iam....
OggSs Si-::::
rvr ',J i p- m. ..
" k-"" i P a ...
V --a J p. m ...
! V t tn ...
t Vi P- a....
! p m
7pm
i .
i'J i
i a b -
-.Uiiiiir
I a - '
in
Aj Mowcra aa Via Caa Mik
AiolaUly Flreproot Coat J731.9CO.00
In the Famous Ozone Belt
H
EEE is the ideal haven for the tourist
and pleasure swker. Situated in the
great Hne Region of Louisiana, the air
tuovant with life srivinsr ozone, climate
balrnv all winter lonz. Alexandria has
many advantages over California, which
must endure a rainy season.
Every sport is c!o t tar. i. Golf links in rai.- of a.3 expert issrmctor. Fishlr.?.
Huntii;:. Traapics tiro-aa frjraat pia f :--. DrlTizg:. Teaai. etc.
Hotel Beatley Us 203 sulz&zntlj ippaii'.: -rjas, i".3.!e cr ea siite, 175 wlti
priTile litii. Hot 13 d co!i water ia all raoou.
Ercry caaTesieace U szit the mast tiariia,. ..
Eicellent Caisine Moderate Rates Best of Serrice
For Information Write J. F. LETTON. Manager -
CITY TOUEMI OPENS MONDAY
, T v. c
EttnM btlt SUJ
Ti.exe lit Good Opeaiiga.
BALL PLAYERS
GOOD BOXLI2.5
,r L4' Bwaeh at Dea-
r aad Otber Ball Players Lead
ke Piettsalea Dewa
tae Alleys,
"
The ciry tourttacieat will open Monday
nia-ht with the flve-nvn event, the first
-uJ belne the Meca aad Glendai tuaa
to start at 7 o'clock cn the dot at tae
saard Crowna aad Oflcaha Bicycles, two
men. Dave O'Brien aad Dtck Grutte. Balier
kad Martin. Krt aad So.omou. Ekiielt
a--d Godenscliwacer. Leanian a.-.d S
tir Baer.r and TjLrev kr!erwn
Drinkwater, Faenberw aad Voss, Carman
ar.d Schultx. Zarp aad Hull. GUbreata and
rntcher and partner; amx.es,
Johnson. T atey. Oila. Anderson. O Sc;a,
1CH1X trrotte. om a.eyt. iarp. ca.xec
Solomon. Martin. Hlnrichs,
Stanennorst,
Ea-nr an.i
i Guhreata.
Camp, Eli,
! Fntcter.
Stsikee aad
K-a-cesf has Caa-ly hit c.s xit ania.
Joarmy Laird has cut out betting with
too oit fjr the sweet cne-
Chariey Rice remarks that Fraaciacc
: has the piaa nailed from tae bottom cn
. him.
Chester MitcheU will seen be caiied Sj
cheater if ae don't ;uit getting imiae bid
norts. Hs baa brotar womed.
Jody Gui'-aTi of Hoi.y ia t J leadUng
the cellar leaguers th.s week with a i3
KOr- A hat for Christ mi a-n t na-i baa.
After a wag absence from tae aiiej-s-
j
' tnni for il J. WlUiam. used ta be one of
Its. beat.
j aa Franma. -ickaamed Sp.aah. ia stia
. . ,
', out loond for a game of a-ae piaa iaft-
; handed, b-t ba.ka at tae augaestKon of
! a ten p;a gama
! Chaad-er la still roJunxj the leas of h-a
, old mate. Harry Jones. Now Harry baa
i -ouh-ha of tae aeaaoa has
! a-ready been bowled.
' k-reajy been
j Roche wi
, t
pt3'
have to practice on hitting
t beefiad
aad
one
get
into tue
get aay
score, i ring wim uie kvi or .m.
' G. O. visited tha TuckJr slieya at South
(
Oma.-.a aad .ornrUed t-.e natives w.th
!!. ii" ad III scoria in three g
I aiajies no o-i:erne to r rauio-rco -ir
la order to show their respect to Garry
! Eerman. president c" tn Naiiaal Ho . ia"
1 associauon. many tcama composed of bae
baJ piayera entered into the national event
, l C-JicunnaU last year.
Pat Ang.esoerg. me r.j
-g Dutchman, is
p
. cec
ca-Af aud aTmr,g the
I -auy bowsers on taa cedar ai-eya He
' a caay instructor Just tne same aad
i reg-uiar A.f jnso and Geatoa.
j It funny how ta lu. y bowiiag- ta.n
to.ds onto thr rooters, wa.ce.tr they!'
bowl you can e tno same ta.nl. -ar
fa--es that fs.wa th.
fsJ.ws th. has. ba-1 duo
the sauna name In the summer time, ana
oa. ftucn rooting.
Captain Mitcheil surely kppt hi. word
when ha a-id th. Pil-s cooud skua the
I Co.ts. Ocaader and Carter ran away from
I tae rest of the bunch. Bg Miae tried
' kard ta st-ai tae tide but tough luck
, overtook h.m bef jre the finuh.
Percy Gwynn posted a furfnt to
bowl any team in the ceuar league, tctaa
' piaa to count. Having won tweive out of
thtir last f:rti :kry feel a bit peev-iaa
and axe out luck-rg for tr.uOie er tae
ai'icey. E..1 Sctneider aaou-d get some
if th..
great many base ball pavers take tj
ine bowuag iot. lit: taeir w-.nier sr r.
a:.d jail a 'ew are real aruata ax in
gama Ira Be:den. o.tf.el.-?r of the T-ea-ver
e.uh. i proc bty th beet known of
a-v ti t Omaha bowirra. He at W-.e
Present cm. kad-ag th. City league 5a
1 L-enver with aa average of t for games
42 bow:td ta daie
rj wtnLer quarters
Be.dn mil em Denver ka
aad Is employed at tae
ar, ' Brunswick s eya.
Pntca-rt of the L.a-
reo-n-fuea.o ei.r.n or last vear is one or tive
1 star bowlers of tae co.niry He ha. aleais
.
uiien a big pnae at tae aaconai uoroa-
w. rr Fwert of tne TiIimIa r:h w-a
I envered third far pse Pueblo team, waa
i , . . .. .
ann a 9 Jmana aney. a-a as.
a enrher Slid N .c&oa i. not only a bowler.
bot t. th. proprietor cf the larg-st
,a Kansas City. The baae kail o aye:
I " 1
ai ey
ayer wao
woa national fame on th a eys Is
aaca thr thaa Kip Setback, who waa a
ll'-A
ifepjIdria.Lci
"WAY DOWN SOUTH" jfv ",aRT
member of the Ail-American team wMrh
made a tour of all the lar?- c-'i-a from
era to mast, aad a member of the
famous Eoads c-f CoknnSua. O . w'n--e-r
cf the championship cf the fr.Sted Stat-s.
aad much of it was doe to Selbach a bt
THINJvi
WHICH DO YOU
Qoeetloa. Tw
9aie Besaarka
larrlraaa Harry, we
Coaeearrate f"
I
Henry Van Dyke recently deiiv-red aj
f-rW of cotah.e aad wTd-iy di-c-iid lee-
tures on "The Spirt of America." at the
SorNnre in PVs. The January American '
Maa-axice publishes the fourth or.e of theee ;
. M "r" -al"
- Li-rower. Work aad Wealth." la tae
cjurw of whica Prof. Va Dyke has to
"I the foiiowlna- In rea-ird to the prevail- j
Ink- lntpr-sarion in Euro that Americans I
are always In a rash: )
" The hiarh ytimuiatioo of w-i;-p.iwer in j
America has had the effect of quickening
the reoefw ner-e rtf lire . . , . . .
wars astcnishe. and metim anncy, the
Europe v-tcr The meeent of thing,
,4an.l pece 1 rapid, ifice-want. bewilder-
Irr. There is a rushirs; tide tn the n.etts.
a nervoua tension in the air Euslneae is
transacted with swift -!Upaich aad cioee
attention. The prelfmir.ary compliments and
courteste are eCralaated. Whether yyi
want to, buy a paper of pins or a thous
and shares of stock. It Is dene cuicklv T
rememt-er waiting- an hour In the Ottoman "FOR.T OMAHA. Neb.. Dec. Is. IM
bank ax Damaws. orce. to g-t a thouaand ' cftryTbef ee ot
rnaca cn my letter of cr-dst. The po.lte to ir.d a pr-ae of a ; pound sack of your
Jlrector gure me ccfie and deilgl-trul ta-k. j acted flour, of wh:cn our er.terpnsing cem
In New Trk the tra-.Mcrl-n m ,1 nt ' drpa-mert at Firt Omaha iaeuee
have taken five rainuta.
but there wiuld
f--rm teen no ccfTe- or ccnvnrjtiin.
' "The American moves rapidly, but if
yea should infer from this f r-r that h- !
always la a harry, ycu would make a rr.i
tike. His rindamental pftiioeochy is that '
you must be quck sometimes If ycu don't
wish to be burned always.. Tou m'ist on- !
decs you must eliminate, you must sa.-e
time on lltte things in order thit you may
have men
e lime for the larger things. He
zee his corree-3on,e-,e hi.
-, -" u jcv
- uia. a
for the sake of system, bet for the sake
of getting throuch wtth his work. Ia his
t-ffce hangs a motto "Thia ts My Busy
Day." He does not arrive at the railway
station fifteen minutes before th. depart
ure of hi. train, because he has so met air
eise that he would rather do with th.
fifteen mlnutea He doe. net like to speed
aa hour tn the barber-shop, because he !
wishes to get cut to his country clurt in
gwd erne fr a game of golf aad a
shower fcatm afterward. He likes to have
full life In hich one thing connects with
another promptly and neaty. without un
necessary Interval. His characteratic at
titude ia cot that ef a man la a hurry,
hut that of a man concentrated on th-
thing in hand to save rime.-
HCW SILVER REEF CITY BEGAN
Bevelatlaa
tart.
of Brakra
l tasasede. t
aad TkUga.
Griadataae i
T wa I
There was an old Mirmon farmer named !
Jennings living many mile, distant in ;
Ltxh who noticed some sandstone oa hi.
way to Pi oc he. He ased btts of th.s stone :
- h-. - v- o imr. imb.
11 "rrea to mm to market a crop of ,
jf!'' - ""1" aa vgv-iaoea ana he
a.l. lie mixed a few wita his potatoes !
for ha next tnp to Piocha There a saloon 1
keeper bought one and placed it outsidW '
his resort, ao the miner, could anaruen j
their pirks and bowl knives between '
drinks. During; the next general r.ght tn t
the saloon the sawdust arena became over- i
crowded, and force of circ-umstaace.
ej-rcted a comfcatant througli the d r. aad
tn his ccmet-!:ke orbit the man colLde-i
wltn the rrlndatoce. and maa aad grnd- i
ston crashed ta the ground tn fragmen
tary heapa The fragments of the grind-
stone are cf the only concern lu-r. F;r ,
Barbee was in the crowd, and Barb-e waa
j oam ot Tur rae- praspectora Gunafcits
ana Batt.e cou-d not d'sconctrrt h:a passion .
for rorka He ekamined a p(.ce of the
grindstone aad declared he saw silver In It.
SLv;r in sandstme How they Jeered"
They tsid him bojtercusly tr.at he waa
going- craay. Poor Barbe- 3 Ivor in sard
"ton waa about as . rep-j tr o aa la nana-v
a. robrr.a sprouting from cahbage. The
companaoo Is na- d that you amy apprec;. 1
; what a mor.struajty th.s was from the '
i kuu.ouu ce r -or r.e fijT
Barfee persisted. H learned where ta
. . '
, "uKuniia came rrom. and with his burro
aad o.ir1T mm f twm. r . . A ...
ward Utah.
M aarnee eaate tj Jennusgs gr-ns-
ston quarry ia th aandatona rang, he I
found trace, of sliver. Th. sliver was '
I tnere. ail right. Ptooh or no Pioch. re-l-
ogy or aa gc!oa-y.
He aa. a buao mat!
rgilt tkata, la defi-
V. ' J--e" A V. : . .
W ABB1 A 1 X
I & Vv -iC
fi'-'.-lH.-Hfil
'i i 1
anew of, all known nature, be proep?cled.
tae buso. And it d ves seem like a denanc
of all nature to say hat the bush ran L'M
ounces of silTer to the ton. Accord-na ta
th price cf silTer ax that Cme. a ton at
thooe biuwiea w wr.rrh .tv-,,- p. a
j The bush was peir-f.ed. The leavea ac4
kacth;iea. the entire plant, was covered
w'.tn a black s-jlpcaret of silver. Tha bush
i was aa outpiet cf a petr-ed forest, all
. more or less scrtnkled with silver.
5,'r'' Plot he ha,I ao adamant pride of cpta
j ion. aad Ploche went wild when she saa
Earbee s a. -rp.ee. The seailttona raaa-e
wu popu.ated by Ploche in a n.rftt. and
became a new town. Silver R- f City by
name. Inside of a week a desperado wsj
,fcot aad an und-rtaker started in fcuaiaesa.
,nJ s-Ter Rf wmJ f-j ia.ir,ek rU
Its cred-fstials as a
metrofi:a A quarta
of a a-.iliicn dollars a year was not an ex
; traordtnary outp.K f ;r the rriadtoc
j quarry. After a d .sn mili: ;n dollars had
i been extracted by Birxe i mi. la from tha
! sandstone of Barb-e's mir.es. the wocder
! ful fled bea-aa to paler out. Bar bee, tk
should be meoticned. did pour Chi
i ode days" wage, by
I J hs bocanxa.--
'
17AR DEPARTF.1EIIT
Signal Corps U. S. Army
' rf -s cjrr: arv .Trr.-V"K..--
prod-act. t"pd:e:s b-st, the Pride' of
Omaha' rpa for itself for there are
' i'wy 'of rt competitors aad oc.y tao
firm that can sliow the q-ia.:ty aad the
price g-ts the CMt-act. If aay one kas
a.-.y 4 -.'.-b-s of th s famous brand, take a
'rp to the ftrt ar.d see the soid.er takers
tum.r-g o-at iiiaves -f bread that are wmter
'm r JT fm r, f .. . . .
j I used Tour in the eastern and southera
. Aad u eer r.Iv hard to beat,
L "T u"1 .. Nrrth Lakota
r.ehi-.. -I
em i never had satisfaction, or cam.
i p!ee my mo'ber-in-taw
i ta--1 Lpdia- s best, the "Pud. sd
Omaha-
Very Rtsp-rtf illv,
MPS J. L. DiJTLB.-
:FREE! FREE!
Aa Order on Hr Grocer ftr a
24-lb. Sack of wi
PRIDE OF OMAHA
Flour to Every W. man
who mails us a vre of four to six line.
wh eh we a Tr,r alvertising i about
Pnde cf Omaha Floor.
Updike Milling Companj
LSX3 STLermau.- Av Owiaha. Bak.
3 NERVOUS
INDIGESTION
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rsou eructxiiooa, tempi, paina,
distress ai-er eariaj. Ottea
artmicd' by heart -our n, cauaea
ani the eompia.nt ol food lying;
hcaT.ly oa tie stotnacik.
Gives Relief
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