rfA, FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1011.
Leading Figure in the Mexican Revolution
Tlic Omohn lice's Great
Booklovcrs' Contes.
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BRIEF CITY NEWS
Hst xot ?rlat it
, BUotrla riatnrt. Ba-r.i-G:ton.
Tluies, rrlnting.
Vhl lu w.ufc Meets Ti,e Uslnul
"III iTlj lOKMent l,,l hill ID ItM'llxr
I"""B Kil.l evening at 4K.M Irani
rrUI s14l "Hon liul reap
lilt).' A hxtik account In me Neb.
Kavtngs a u.an Ann will hKp ,iu save
ur earnli,g. iho:, Karnam. H ol T. Hdg.
Urn. Fea4 Oeta Divorce i .sie.la K.
Kao visa K.antd a iliaiiw 1 1 nm uui.n W.
Vead In district couit Aednesday. Mia.
eeed set the minor chill and JJU a month
alimony.
Vestefflce roiee Increased , n oruer to
cope Kim ; i , . n... . e racing
through the puiu.l.., i ,-. . i.e. m-n hava
been put to wo. .4. a.-a vwe .aced
In the cujr u.x.l A..j Ju rj.i.; other
two in tna gnl .',-om in . .1-. ::!.
" rrom Io Arreited Kred
Trembly, a fjgl.ive miiy br.;e aii at
Charlten. la., was at rested a: .-v.t,nth
and liodge airee.a 'ir.u.siw a.'lrn jon by
Charlee a. Hanger, postotfice lniipccior.
Trembly waa arrest ! in Ija tor breaking
and enter!:'
Tint Frbytert.n Char oil .eote
Gains In if:i m. i ji .:. i-..,,.., i. . ci.uich
and U.nla.i rl-.c.ni ruin of in First
Presbyterian eoiimn of nmtr.i a ere snown
In the reports read at ,,F ann-.a. m -ftlng.
held We1ne.!ay n.gi,!.. 'ine cn.irch has
members and ire i. ir.dsy scix,! 21.
members. Tre f ..;.. . ,i.tice: were
elected: khle.s. it. . .... ,inry. A. A.
Pohenk. Nathan r.nn, J. 14. Adams.
Deswon. l'r. J. is. .U n, J. It. Franklin,
T. V. Wilson. TicaaLicr ol benevoiences,
J. H. rrarki'.n.
Takes Xla Baca AJoag- 5am Hell, re
cently arrested a a n-.,eot for me mur
der of Mike O Hearn. bad a longing for
chicken last nigS'.i a:.U a convenient
gunnyaak went prowl. n In me vicinity of
coop of yellowieg belong nf to Sam
Moore at 1IS0 North Ten;y-thli4 sutet.
Moore waa on the alert, ai d gae chase. It
waa quite a sprint from ine chicken coop
to Nzteenth and rmn'.ag airee'a. where
Officer Dibble corraled Beli. Judge t'nw
ford alleted ten day In the county jail to
Bell.
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Olub Puts Back the
Monogram Curtains
New Home for the Commercial Club
it the All Abiorbing Queition
Considered.
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When the monoarrara lace curtain were
removed aome time ago from the wlndowa
of the Commercial club din In rooms, laun
dered neatl; and atored away with the
Intention of preaerrlng them until new
cuartara ware secured, member a believed
tkat tke'day waa not far off when a
more oommodloua home would be provided,
l.ut the ourtalna have been put back on
the wlndowa and inembere are beglnnlnn
to beilave that they ax doomed to remain
la the preaent building. Thlt Indication la
ositaolaJly dlaoouraglng to the many new
mambara wbo hava been aken In during
the laat few montha, for they have been
14 to anticipate the joya of more suitable
liotne.
The elub baa not been able thua far to
solve tba problem that oonfronta It. It
baa the choice of three couraea to pursue,
but none of them are within eaay reach.
The choJoe Ilea between a mending of the
breached nesoUatlooe with the Woodmen
of the World, the rental of an additional
floor In the preaent building or the erec
tion of a club building by the mrmhera
forming stock company.
All negotiations seam to be off with the
Woodmen, and a majority of the members
reeent the euggeetlon of remaining In the
Viasent location. The erection of a new
building has been talked of In a way, but
no definite conclusions have been reached.
It Is understood that within the laat few
days the oiub has considered the Tukey.
Moorhead proposition ta build at Eight
eenth and Pouglaa streets.
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1. Mercedes Madero. Slater of Francisco I. Madero; 3. fienora Francisco I. Madero; 3. Franctaro I. Jlailero; 4. AnKela Madero, Sister of Francisco I. Madcro- 5.
Mother of Francisco I. Madero. with Her Youngest Bon; 6. Home of the Maderoa In Mexico City: 7. Uovernor Maderu, Surrounded by His Children and Grandchildren
In the Court of His Parraa Home. . .
FRANCISCO I. MADERO AND HIS INTERESTING FA MILT.
EGG DEALERS ARE TO FIGHT
Organized Battle Against the Heyburn
Cold Storage Bill.
WANT TO EQUALIZE THE PBICES
Rgti Produced! In Kebraeka, Kamaaa,
lawn aad Mlaaowrt Show n Snr
pins of Twn Million n Week
nt Thla eaaon.
Witnesses Differ
v as to Auto's Speed
Some Say Hamilton Wai Moving at
Leu Than Ten Kilei an Hour
When Boy Waa Struck.
Witnesses to show that Robert Hamilton
was running at Icns than twele miles an
hour when he struck and killed the Rob
ertson boy, were put on the stand by the j
no.enoe in ine opening or Ita case Thurs
day morning. Also by the examination of
auto experts. Attorney Smyth showed the
ptasiWilty of a driver s coat sleave catch
ing and advancing the spark, and with
it the speed, accidentally.
B. R. Marsh and Miss Uladya Uroaa. who
tre at the latter home, Hung Maple
.it, at the time of the accident, stated
l.. at they looked Up from the paper which
they were reading Just In time to aee the
car strike the boy, and that It was Kolng
fiom tan to twelve miles an how. The wlt
Ubses for the state all testified to a aeU
i.I twenty-five miles sn hour.
J, A. S. Avery of the Auburn Auto.'itu
b.l company, who aold the machine to
. Hamilton's father, and U D. Pmlth, as
sociated with Avery, told of tests they
had n-.ade with, an Auburn car, stopping
It with n eighteen feet, while going at nine
miles an hour. They also explained how
the speed control 1111 the Auburn car
worked exarlly In the reverse to that on
a Chalmers Petrolt. the ma hltie owned by
tl. Hamilton a previously to the Auburn.
It was thus auggested that young Hamilton
la h!l excitement inigiit have thrown on
the speed lnaie.nl of stopping the car an
his Intention was.
Julius I'.achman, who waa following Ham
ilton In hit car. awore that oun. iijr-.ill-U-n
was not going more thun f.iutieen
uillei an hour. He denied that they Mere
is. ill m the state had charged.
The Nebraska Egg Dealers' assoctitlon
has organised a fight agaJnat the Heyburn
cold storsge bill, which proposes to pro
hibit eggs being held for a longer period
than ninety days. The asaoclailon I send
ing out circulars asking every merchant
and farmer who handles eggs urging them
to petition senators snd representatives to
prevent any legislation that seeks to pre
vent the storage of eggs, poultry or but
ter. In the circular sent out the associ
ation presents the following argumenta
against .the Heyburn bill.
"The value of the poultry and eggs pro
duced In the I'nlted Htates was over $700,
O0.O00 last year.
"From Nebraska. Kansas. Iowa and Mis
souri, right now there Is being produced
about 1.0)0 carloads of 400 rases each per
week more than are being consumed tn
these states, a surplus valued at S2.000.00o
per week.
"This surplus crop has to go into cold
storsre houses snd Is used In the fall and
winter, where there Is little or no pro
duction. "Peventy-flve per cent of the poultry sold
In October. November and December, goes
Into cold storage for use when there are
no spring chickens.
"The ease and poultry In cold atorage
last year was owned by over 100,0(JO dif
ferent firm and individuals and not by
any combination or truat.
Twenty 1 ears Ago,
"Twenty year ago t.&t sold In the
spring and summer at 6 cents per doien
and the production then waa leas than
one-fourth per capita of what it Is now
and consumers paid J1.0U per dosen or went
without In the winter.
"The greatest 'conservation of resources'
now known Is holding surplus food prod
ucts in cold storage from time of plenty
until time of scarcity.
"Because of this proposed legislation the
egg atorera ara reluctant to Invest In egg
for cold storage, forcing the larger part
of the present egg crop onto the city mar
kets, causing an oversupply and present
low prices of about 6 cents to'6 cents below
the Jast, .two yer' values." ...
John W, Klckelamlth, Oreenboro. Pa.
has three children and like most children
they frequently take cold. "We have tried
several ktnda of cough medicine." he says,
but have never found any yet that did
them as much good as Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy." For sale by all dealers.
The Key to ths Situation Bee Want Ads.
MRS. MAUL GETS BIG VERDICT
"ecurea Jndnmeajt of ,54H Aaralest
Firm Which Acted as Her
Aarent.
Verdict for daintiKes of $9,300 against the
Cole-McKay firm In behalf of Mrs. Lillian
M. Maul was returned In district court
Thursday St 10:15.
In her suit Mrs Maul alleged that the
Cole-McKay company, as agents for her
rral estate, suppressed a sale, causing her
a lnas of $31,000.
He Enlists in Navy
for Sake of Travel
Colorado University Man Will Sail
the Main, but He Refuses
to Fight. ,
,"I want to see the,world. but I don't
want to flsht." , , . . .
This bit of Information vti conveyed to
ths recruiting officer, al the naval head
quarters, by Donald Houston of HouUler,
Colo., when he applied for enlistment.
Donald was Informed ,,tha( If he Joined
the navy, he would , have to .go to war, If
It was declared.
"Well, Is there. ikej( t.u. be. a .war for
the next year or twoi," . asked the . w ould-be-sailor.
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"No, I don't think .so.'.' was the smiling
answer. - .
"Well, I'll Join then.:' '
Houston Is a graduate of Colorado university.
A Horning; fhanie
Is not' to have Hucklen's Arnica Salve to
cure burns, sores, piles, cuts, wounds and
ulcers. 25c. For sale by -Reatan Drug Co.
PETITION FOR PROBATE
0FC0HN WILLIS FILED
Asiessl of testate ta ot Stated, Itnt
Namea of the Bene f Iclarlra
Are tilven.
Petition for probate has been filed In
county court In the matter of Herman
Cohn's will by his widow. The value of
the estate Is not mentioned In the petition,
which will come up for hearing April 29.
Tha helra at law are mentioned as Sarah
Conn, the widow; Loyal A. Cohn and Wal
ter H. Cohn, the two sons; Florentine
Cohn. a slMter living- In New York City:
Mr.. N. L. Rogers, also a sister living In
New York, and her son. Leeter Rogers.
- A total of $.",.000 was left to the two sis
ters and a nephew and the balance, in- 1
eluding fiu.000 Insurance,, to the widow and
two xons.
1RV THIS FOR KIDNEYS
HAS CISED THOUSANDS
Weak, Inactive or deranged kidneys
ought to have medical attention at once
to avoid possible development of chronto
Rheumatism. BrUtht's disease or diabetes,
which are practically incurable. If your
back aches, rheumatic pains affect the
Joints, the urine is frequent, painful or
highly colored, or you have soreness In
the groin or dlxzy spells, treatment
should be taken at once to avoid further
developments or complications. tlet
from your druggist one-half ounce
package Murax compound. one-half
ounce fluid extract Hiiehu and six
ounces good pure gin. Mix and take one
to two teaspoonfuls of the mixture after
earh meal and at bed time.
This aids the kidneys to properlv per
form their work of filtering poisonous
waste matter and urle acid from the
blood anil throwing it off from the
system as they should and puts them In
Ktronn. healthy condition. Thi formula
haa cured thousands since It was discov
ered a tew months ago Adv.
Rest aj health re mother hd child.
M as. Wiksi.ow Soothino Svsrr has been
nl for over filXTY YEARS bv MILLIONS of
MOTHKKS for their CHILDREN M' HI Lit
1'KKTIHKG, with PF.RFKCT fcl'CCEHH. It
SOOTHES the CHII.li. SOFTFNrt the GUMS.
M-'-AYSall PAIN ; CI RKS WIND COLIC, anil
s the bent remedy for UIAKKHUIA. It is al
solutcly harmleo. He a-ire ani ak for "Mr.
Winilow' Koothing Svnip," anu lake no otrcr
kind. Twenty-live, cent a botUa.
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Recruits from Omaha
. Not to Be Vaccinated
Order lot Inoculation Against Small
pox is Cancelled by the
" Chief Surgeon.
Ko n:cia awbllen ami for the army
rectolu
An "f"r haa Juet been received at the
aimy rtvi'wltlng .station dispensing with
all sol .r.il.,ns here.
The men will be treated with the needle
htn thy arrive at Fort Logan. Colo.. If
si'ch precautions ars then thought neces
aary.
One t a.'. ii tor Helped Hark Work.
Mr. W 11 loid Adams Is Ida name, and he
write: I waa confined to my Ixd with
ciironlo rheumatism and used two bottles
of Fblvy's K dary Remedy w th good effect.
The thud tittle put nie on my feel and I
Itajurcd work as a conductor on the Lei
Icgiou. .. Street Railway. It will do all
you v..! la caaee of rheumauam." It
dears tkt blood of urlo aold. For sale by
ail arua"f
WlheitiL tHne Cook ILeaves
don't fret-or scold lay in a good supply of Shredded Wheat the food
that is ready-cooked, ready-to-serve contains all the nutriment in the
whole wheat grain, steam-cooked, shredded and baked a crisp, golden
brown a food that is good all the way through tempting in its nutlike
flavor a delight to eat and to serve.
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LPiUILP VVilii
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is without doubt the most perfectly balanced, most easily digested
food ever given to man. It is not flavored or compounded with anything
not a "patent-medicine" food not a "pr-digested" food just plain,
simple, wholesome, steam-cooked whole wheat, shredded and baked;
It is better than mushy porridges because you have to chew it, thereby
getting from it all its rich, body-building nutriment.
Try it for breakfast wilh milk or cream (hot milk in Winter). Being in bis
cuit form it is easy to prepare a nourishing meal with it in a few minutes in
combination with fresh or stewed fruits. . Always heat the biscuit in oven
to restore crispness before serving. Two Biscuits with milk or cream
and a little fruit make a complete nourishing meal. Your grocer ielU it.
THE ONLY CEREAL BREAKFAST FOOD MADE IN BISCUIT FORM
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Th award wll be maa bf th Contt Editor and a comnuuee ol well-known all
laene, who aaipea will b ajinound later.
The Contaet 1 limited to th toll awing territory: Nbrake, Wyoming, that portion
of Iowa weet of hut not including Dae htotnea, and that aeviiun of bouih Uakota knuwn
aj th Blaea Hill Diatrtct,
First Prize
Value $2,000
A $2,000 Apperaon "Jack Rab
bit " TourrffK car, Model Four
Thirty, with five-passenger ca
pacity. It la a great car In a
great contest. It haa many speed
and road records, and todav
ranks among the leading motor cars. Kor both service and epeetTthlg
auto will make an excellent possession. It Is a real joy-maker. It la
fully equipped and la Just like accompanying Illustration. Tho fanioua
Apperaon warranty goea with thla car. The prize may be Inspected at
the Apperson'a Company's Garage, 1102 Karnam Street.
Second Prize
Value $760
Nut everybody van play a plan
hut everybudy would like tu. The
88-note Kimball player-piano, worth
$760, which Is the second grand
prize, will furnisii niuslo fur you
whether you plsy or nut. it Is a
wonderful Instrument, and will make
aome home a hippy place for every
member of the family. Kven Grand
ma can play this instrument. If
alater wants to play It without the
mechanism, she jlmply haa to lift
a leve.. This plaver Is exhibited at
ths A. lioapa store. It 13 louglae Hi.
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Third Prize
Value $500
This prize la a beautiful lot lu
A. I'. Tukey A Sons Her addition,
adjacent to Hanscom park and Cen
tral boulevard. It Is lot 4 of block
sight, on Thirty-third atreet. and l
10130 feet. The .Uitet car line runs
along Thirty-second avenue. Jusl a
block from the site of the lot. H.,me
young couple, peril ipa. Kill her
erect a little ..-ullage In which tu
live for years and yeara. Who can
tell what lucky persun will get thla
Ideal lot? Vou muv be the one.
Fourth Prize
Value $250
A l-'OO Columbia "I'.egent" tirafon
ula and Soli worth of records form
the fourth grand I rUt. Thla excel
lent liiKtrujneiil in one cf tlie bext
liianufacl ui ed. It Is built of finest
inaliogauy throughout. Kor any
family thla limn uiuent la nimply a
musical gem. It is sure to liu-reaae
the bliss of any home. It will draw
the family closer together and form
mean of entertainment night afier
night. This Uiafooola Is now ex
hibited at the Columbia t'lioiiograph
Company's agency, 1)11-14 rarnain
ti i et.
Thirty-Five Cash Prizes
Value $140
Five Prizes of $10. Ten Prizes of $5. Twenty Prizes of
Watch for the Daily Picture in Th? Bt.
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