THE BIX: OMAHA. TTEDNTSDAX. JTTLT 5. 1311.
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REGENTS QLL im fill .
Bwd Iastrocta Elm Jot to Enfrissi
Spwtken Outside of Ficnltj. j
GUSH. TO "TGHT El IXGT3LATTTZZ'
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ty. Marfsaaa of riHM Catva!
lolai Had ei if mt XfkU j
U raar TO Taw j
am Ufl aw RMarte
(Tram a "taff On leanoitdont.) ;
U?COrj. July . Special.! For th;
aar and Dm In tbs lut btmnlum the Cni- '
wt slty Board of Regents Una taken time J
MKnifa In their deliberations to consider 1
tna case of J. L. Mr Brim. the former)
state supertmendent and pi nt head f !
Um unlveiaty extension work, who hu in
tbo past been tna object of mwh cntl
elsm bsrause of allewed pnOtirai activities
is astjajaetlon wits hia carrytna; on of the
W'n k. Thl tuna the ma Issued an
edjk-t whirls waa promulrated in entirety
ta Mr. McBrien to the effect that tt would
bo wail fhr Um to employ no outside
ansaHsra whatever for bis work unless t.-.
reseats did. eo tfienueJvea. Otherwise only
anarabors of tiie Mare university faculty
era s be used In spreadlne" the university
wnrs f wtrirfc be la the bead.
The action of the board of rea-enta com
so a saajunl to the attempt of Senator Tb
beta of Hastlnas last winter In the Ies3s
laAttra to eliminate the department an to
gether. The result of the board's action,
it la tboiurbt, will remedy the thine com
plained of by tfta senate, namely, that ex
pub! la officials, lawyer and partisan pub
lic, men bad been sent out in the work and
that It had bees, nude more or lean af a
political bureau since McBrien bad as
autned the bead of the extension depart
ment. lame mi a Kir be rale.
Tie board, yoaterday filled two Im
portant faculty vacancies. Jamea D. Hoff
maa of Pnrdua university waa elected pro
feaanr of mechanical enalneertn. to fill
tba vacaaey caused by (he resairnatlnn of
Deaa C. H. Riehardm The chancellor was
nvado acting dean ef the eollesa of engi
neer! net, Bendlna; final selection ef a dean.
Assistant Haallrtrac E. M. Rutledge waa
appointed serlna- registrar, vice P. J. Har-
Detailed Census of Nebraska Counties
fie direetnr of the eensus hae uintmnrH the population of Pawnee county,
eeT"orilnc to Its minor civl dtvswana ae follows:
-wtn tT"w TWa
PaOTWWT; COCNTT. .. ! J
it ortrtnrt '-.
t'lear "re-n ptmcT.. Inrlurtlna- Stelnauer vtlUspe ra
steinaoey villus. r
Mil" nremrt. (m-nirfln part of Bun-hard villas . TS
rVir-nard -Itlaa-e nnrt nr j
Tai for SurrmH in Miles and Plum Cr-rH prertneta... sis
W-wnii frelt oretnn -J
Pi tir-rnrt. Includina Pwrew dry
Pawnee n tv . ..... Lg
Wird !
Worl I
Ptum t'ri M or Inn. metnrttne part of Bnrchard el Lae.. . "I
Biirrhard viilase (Dart of 4
SOie-aan or"-tTt-t 12
South r"'nt twerinct. inciartina Dnbola vlllac L
ruihots vl 1 1 iure .. .. a .
teitianer preenct a'
Table HvH rfe:fet. tnrludlna; Tabie Rorb villas..... 1. i
Tahte Ro-l v'Hese ....... 14
Tirtf "re" or-tFit -'t
Wet Branrh prertnrt (7?
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I N held to the Panish ehnreh at Tweitv
' rhtrl ami It wre r. Imti nent WU be In
j Laurel Hi'l ceotetery.
I Unet Pe. whw dler! SilTKlar of Son
j etman. wll le tiir-ed Tiopitav immi
i at 1 '-t-k rm Larli;n oariora. TSe
.'inerl will In eoarso of t?ie Pat
; 1eotwier r rmn. Tmer-nent will be matte
j In Everareen cemetery m Omana.
I The lne-xl of M'ee Anna t'amphell will
aite pe-e Weliiikae mimmf at n'rlori
I mtT'i t. Fiinerai perine will he hed m
.t. Ar-e etiur-h at o'clock. f -r wnlen
j inter-neot wll be made In Holy Sepulchre
j cemetery.
STORY OF FAMOUS BOND DEAL
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! Par Played by J. P. wim
lvvelaard 6a4d Bleeid U
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AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
EepublicuM Organize Board of Edu
cation in City.
particularly baauitltal feature of the oc
casion waa the reception ef the sacrament
y the parents and Immediate relatives
of the youna; priest.
Immediately after the masa the cemm e- j
cation rled op to the altar where
youna; pneet imparted hia benedict, on.
Wliat has sll ths appearance of bHnd
the true "tnetde story" of the famous
Cleveland sold bond teens of '.. tnrlud
lna the interview that took place between
Morgan and Cleveland at the White House,
is published In the April Metropolitan
I magazine mm one of the chapters tn Carl
Hovey'a "Life Story of J. Perpont Mor-
aM wt up io urn very ibbt against a
onna nsue to a synturate or backers: that
It was not until the Spriniter bill, au
thoring a popular loan, had been de
feated and the Bold reserve In the treasury
had been reduced to a few millions that
he would consent to ses Morran. and that
In the neaotladona that fM lowed between
three two tr was Monran himself who
BAJLE L002C Ef FOIL EEffCCLATS ' A'r th mo prlesta and rests of the
occasion were driven In automobiles to the
Jary s-atd la Ca
taa He Was taaleet tw Heart
D lee see. Bat katsea Will
Mm Held few lone try.
Perhaps never In the history of the city
was there such a dear cut victory for a
minority as when the two republican mem
bers of the Board of Education took their j
Monday night and by a well laid i
noma sf P. J. McMahon. 3 street,
where a reception waa held. Vhe fbllowtng
were the officers of the man: Father T.
I (ycallahan. assistant priest; Father
0Hearn. deacon: Frank ITennew h.
deacon, and Father FTanaaan. master of ' 1,0 '""d out ' P""t tbm statute by
eeremomea. ! wnicn prtvata loaa could tts made
The siesta of the occasion were: constitutional.
I Stephen Dowd. Michael GJuha. D. Hurley. Mr Movey a account. Which la foil of
John Zapnotnlk. Father dubs. Eujrene F. ,' raMul ,na nirnerto unrelated ar
Moora. P Cooney Cornon. J. W. Stenson. ! rumstnr' " dtly derived from an
; liitneti sonrre. letrntlatlona had been
bexun
Dlan releemted the democraite malnrtrv t. 'J ,T- onarn:y. otan
an inionretuentiai diecard.
lie defeat of
waa plainly evident as the members took
their seats. Immediately at the concilia on
of ths routine meeting Rudolph Techout.
retiring president, vacatsd the chairman's
place and took a seat on the floor ef the
that what Mr. Korean bad sald was per
fectly trua. that thta act waa known as
sertion Tto. XmV and that from a casual
examination be thought R waa ! la
force. Mr. Cleveland quietly took the book
from his band and arth dees ciiik "il trail on
read the art to himself.
"Ei it roK tn the mem sat in the sileacs
if drp suspense. When the pietiln bad
-om luded the reading of the m-i tina be
ATUNT1C BOCSTEnS ARE BUST f
rla tailed far Early
Mara ew Boaa Valley
Head.
d
ATLA.1TIC. la. JHy 1 .3pecl Ten
gram. PreetoVnt McWald of the At'.antlo
Booster duL will call a meeting soon of
m .4 antliueBat WM flhimttnilflAh inl
aid the boob slowly en his desk and then . , .rt.., Mlt
h.s face Mghted up wh almost a smile of , Bolnm nl , ,,,, m
I think j st.im,BmtoBn tr, Manning and then?e via
that It t . ,. . T ,. . TSi.
relief and be amid: Mr
the act Is ample for our
wttl sorva ths situation.
"After the details of the loaa had been
dlsmased all arose from their neata. and
someone said: 'Mr. Morgan, wbst Is that
brown powder oa your trousers and ctotbea
and ail aroimd your chair" Me looked
down quickly. It waa bie after breakfast
cigar that hs had been balding In hia hand
imllghted as be entered the roam and
whlrh. aa be aat there, be had tracon-
a -1-t.t n tv n n m e. noi
iim of nv.e"nr' i"
(or tjie ln
I-i i..N -iW r-'T-- nl (r d'
w tt "le A I ck ;i4 r t n.i l
RveMn e- - M i o vte4tiv t" r--s-
hm''ii of kr LfM::nr' seven tv Oi-M
1thtlr A dinner in tfe -r"v ami Ki"l
r-!n morn nee on he t a -f um a-n'Si
pit muwr rminiied . :.l ;nd tmi"l t -e
ctel feaTur" of tle ito-nn-'iTt. a-. T.
R. "1MP" 1 ,M- Mei-v iiin, 4 anl
t- na Id M.iut" we-e rn' t':o e wo
parT'.r'pitid in ?ie f. !t'vtiifii of the
rtav Mr To.-li'l-g rm to Warf-sn
cfuntv in IK'.l. eod hin rn ted on h firm
In Kag'an towinnip frv-,v e '"ais.
An ordinary raen of .Iiarrhoea can. as a
rule, be eured bv a single done ef "hamher
lain I C.iilc. Cholera nd Dlarr?uea Remedy.
This remedy has no mperor 6ir bnsvel .-nm-
read alii touch Red Oak. Elliott, tlrlewo.d.
Lewta. Atlant'c. Evtra. Brayton. Audubon.
Templet cm. Manning. Arcadia and Wall
i ' plaints. For aia by aJ dealera.
It will be dragged ard marked wttk wh ts
poiei str'ped with red. Henry Field, ths
seed man of Srtnandnah. and Hanker Van
Tke Frelalae Jtry.
Th Seiaittiril voting- nnwinur enter! lha
'"order of Audubon, and Banber Deleboyde box in her own bene f.
of Exlra. t-gnher with McWaid af At-! "What is your a. misa""' avKed rke
antic, jra tne rhlef borsrera. The meet-
. . am ,. . i " ' " I "Fortv-eisht. was the eta.v renlv
ijo.ur sro.iu ptecea-onui n. imon ; tn tvl decide on tl:a offic iai route through- The fmmine lurv rnun, ,. he.,,,, w th
the carpet. The president laughed, and
reaching fbr a bog of dgara. told Mr. Mor
gan that tt was time for him to have a
smoke and added that he wished Mr. Mor
gan would remain while be dictated Uie
special mensaga In order to see If It incor
porated ail the details of the plan."
Perwetent Advertising Is the Rosd
Returns.
o Bl
the countrv ill probably be held here
this week. Thv mad will f.allow the rtrer
to rtv" . ad bttwan here and ILiii a.
twenty nulee.
Iwwa wai latva
L-OtAN Different committees are hard
t eork prepar-na to entertain thoee wtto
tfote toe celebration here trni'Tme. Aa
tie -her Wmdl ine n r Mleii Va ley cel
i biate. a large attendance a antic pa ted.
an mirilbie iittle ntn. and sat. tncre nma.
1 How mitrh did you pay fur l.e list
you are wmnn "'
1 "Nmetv-eight renia'
' Are you tru.ty of the crime that la
rharxed aaiD( you ."'
"No. '
Thus diil tiie wtlv pr-oner attempt to
entaoitsh her veracity and then convnee
the jurr that ane was Innocent. But
don't fortet that thia waa a iurv of women.
verdlrt of (nr'rranle ineniry was bmu4ht
in. "leveland Plain Dealer .
bouse. K. B. Laigb then proposed W: E.
risen, resigned. V. K. Greer waa appotntad ! "eider aa temporary chairman, talgb
Tba board considered sketches of pra-
campus Improvements drawn by Mr.
Bodgdaa af Shepiey, Sutan A Coslldge, and
by Mr. Etavta at BerUnghbt Davis. Jto
acUon waa taken.
It was votad thaattaa department of aar
ricultural axtsnaton be organised with Prof.
C W. rugalsy !a charge. Thia department
win have charge of ail aaricultural exten
sion work. Including farmers' Institutes.
Bsorwaaaatlsar of tba farm departments In
awiiiiilain s ' wttlj the creation of this de
partment was left to the industrial commit
tee wit a power ta act. The new department
la vlrttsrally a emganlsarlon of the work
formerly carried on by Superintendent of
earners Institutes Vai Key aw.
Sew Kagrlaaanrlaai Head.
J. O. Hoffman, the newly el acted pro
fessor of mechanical engineering, grad
uated tram Purdue university In UM. being
a elaaa mmt of Dean C. R- Rlcharda.
whoaa place be now takes. Prior to that
time be bad bad considerable practical ex
perience la engineering work. Prof. Hoff
man, tm medlar el y after graduation, be
came an instructor in the shops at Purdue
and he baa Bean continuously with that ln
stmntaaj; drear aMtoeJ. i,Hi gradually , re
ceivel anwKiBnai until hs Is now jrofeesor
af acjlneertnaj design.
I O Grady. K. Gieescn. P. J. Moran. P. ! or,un oetw-en too Treasury department
. y-v n . ! and knpvui tn rmllmmm lh. aMiiartMi hut
A. forecasted tn The Bee. Schneider wm;'"- aanan. , - " " "
elected preadent of the board. K. R. 1 wl ,n" snowing were guests - .u ,
, hi. . . . I of the family: MSchaal Enftllab of St ! tlon- Thm morning after the defeat ol
dent and John Silvan secretary cHie : M1" Catherine English. Mr. Md - Springer bia Morgan left for Wm,
board at a saJary of Va . yr A c Mra. Tom McMahoa. Mr. and Mrs. Chanea I iDgWa accompanied by bis partner. Rob
Pancoaw waa etaeted attorney for "the - M" Andestaaia. Mrs. Robert i Bacon, and hui lawver. Francia Lynda
, . va o. .. w ; Wonee. Dr. and Mrs. Soain of St r.n. Stetson. Secretary af Waj; Lusont met
elected chief engineer and truant officer. Mls" Fleming of Kansas City. Miss ! Maran at th" Xation and Informed blm I
respectrrely Jiary amnion ot uak:and. Mr. and Mrs. w. ! -'"
The reorganisation waa preceded by a I C"" Mary McCune of Nash- j boBa Md wo""1 ot are him.
routine meeting of the old board. Restraint ! rli1- Tenn- and John Hayes of Co- J Morao "d hl" w"nt to ,h" Ar,!n-
Iumbua, O. j "" wnere iney .jorum irom treasury
Father Mor-anty preached the sermon of ' ,fPcUJ" of Imminence of the crtsia.
ths day on the "Priesthood. - Father Mc- j Moran sat up ail Bight playing solitaire.
Mahon wilt receive aa appointment in Th" nKCt nornina; be told his partner
Omaha within the next few weeka. tbat he bad evolved a plan. Ha lemein-
Cm . . k be red that when he waa a youna; man
r- T, r p-u- Uncoln had faced ths crisis of aa empty
u h 1 '"";n lD treasury, and that b. bad had an act
del.JoH "DL. " UP" ti,B ! Ped mithorlxin, the president to pur
fntf. 1 oliaM" rendered a verdict chlS(, whenBTBr th. tovmmeat
: " ' aT m : needed It. and that
w uj tunes iarr in.
Wnen Srhneidsr declared nominations in
order Leigtt nominated Schneider for the
J permanent ohalrmanahlp. Al Hunter
sought to checkmate tba move by nominat
ing Leigh himself for ths chairmanship.
Schneider waa elected by a strict party
vote of three ta two.
Mr. Schneider In assuming the duties of
the chair thanked the board for the confi
dence reposed tn blm. Ba indicated the
policy of the new administration when he
declared that there must hereafter ba a
monthly report on expenditure. He said
be wanted the taxpayers tn know just what
was going on. He concluded by reiterating;
hia promise of a "square deal for aU.
When the nomination for secretary waa
placed in ballot. AX Hunter, democrat,
objected to raising; the secretary's salary
to COOB a year. Ha said the present sal
ary of MM waa enough and that the extra
SeM could ba devoted to some other uses.
Mr. Schneider declared that It the work
was well done In the past It seamed
strange that a threat of grand Jury investi
gation waa necessary to obtain a report
from ths socrotary.
'Seeretary aa Fell Ttaea
' Mr. Leigh, then' tank: thm Soar and toid
the hoard that In view at tba fact that
tna new board proposed to have the new
Prof. Hoffman a specialty is beating and I ry dsvota aJ at bis time ta work af
uie scaaaa ooara n.an waa little enough.
Besides tba Increase' was warranted by tba
new charter, which waa legislated during
tba reign of ths retlrma; board. The. motion
of tba increase was carried forthwith.
Kd Ryan, 'ra-eiected engineer, waa an
other bone of dispute. Hunter objected to
htm on the ground that ba bad not aa
engineer s license. A motion ta make It
necessary tor him to procure a license
antecedent to being eanfJrmsd in his posi
tion waa overruled by tna new majority.
. A mottoa by the president nominating a
oommlttee ot three to hire aa expert ac
countant to audit the accounts was carried
unanimously. The aomnnttsa at composed
of EL II- Leig-h. chairman: Horaces, and
Schneider.
Thursday night tba board will mast again,
at which Urns tt hi expected that the
teachers and prtncdpaJa will be Mmtwr
Saw Cosaaalttaea.
The following are tba standing; commit
tees for the ensuing year: ,
Teachera and Janitors Laagh. Schneider
and Horaces.
Supplies and Repairs Horaork. Leigh and
Hunter.
Buildings and Grounds Schneider. Ho
racek and Techout.
Claims Horscek. Hinfer and Schneider
Judiciary Hjairr. Y em out and Laugh.
t:our of tud Techout. Hunter and
Schneider.
ventilating anitlneerlng. tn thia branch ot
tba profession ba la a recognised authority,
having written a book which baa been
favorably Received by engineers through
out tba country. Ha Is also the author
af a text book on machine design which is
used tn many engineering schools. Includ
ing ths trnlvaratty of Nebraska.
Ona year ago Prof. Hoffamn waa preal-
dont at t3k American Society of Heating
and Ventilating engineers. Ha ta alas a
asm bar of tba American society of me
chanical engineers, of the American so
elery of esfrigerating engineers and of the
sadety for tba promotion of engineering
ed oration.
K. 3L. Fuitiedge. acting registrar, bas
baa. a assistant registrar for four years.
He graduated from the ard vet any In the
class sf BB l-i. that being the class which
received degree- at the dose of the
summer- session, and of which Mr. Rut
ledga was president.
Fatal Auto Accident
Near Beaver City
Er. Bl 0. Header Hit Skull Fractsrei
Wbea. Hia Cax Strikes Bridg
fcad Torus Tuxtls.
BEAVXS CITY. Neb... July 4 ?pa iai
TetesTram.) Dr. H. A. Reagnr waa proba
blv fataily injured tn aa autu accident aear
Beaver CSlty this- mornins. The ear in
which ba and Mrs. Reagnr and a pit tv
af fneods were riding was guing at a lapid
laasd wheal it struck a br d";e .throwing
tna doctor out His skull was fractured
be sustained Internal' Injuria. Tie
oortar say aa cann-.t llv annl mom sr.
Ha waa to have pitched tor Beaver C.ty
tn oae of tba games at Arapahoe today.
ctwrr
Brfin TBiaj CTTT
WESTERN FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY SELLS BUSINESS
ta. Paal Flrw aad kariae laaansaa
- Cew It.
fFrom a Staff Correspondent)
LEfCOLX, JuJy . ifpwial Teoxraai.
Bv tba terma of a deal Just announced the
Wesiers Ftra Insurance company of taia
e Casssstttea Hakes
ml US,le few Tear.
According to the animate of the finance
committee it will coat the dty of South
Omaba T.5w tn run tty , machinery dur
tcg the next tweiv montna. This waa the
report made to the dty council at its regu
lar meeting Monday afternoon. The meet
ing Itself, except for one evidenca that the
discipline of "Insurgent' STUIer la still
on. was as orderly aa a prayer meeting.
The member from the Fifth Introduced an
ordinaiu-a to grada Forty-second street,
from to L street. Oa a vote Miller's
motion failed of a second. Councilman
Huffman th m in trod need tbs morion and
it carried without a second's hesitation on
the part of the members. Miller laughed
as the vote was recorded.
An lncsacnt ef note was a petition from
tbs I
rear room of Miko Dlgglns' saloon on Sun
day afternoon at S o'clock. Carr waa held
for further 1nv sstlaMl Inn.
Ths Invest; Ration brought out the fact
that Mataoa a death waa not caused by a
broken neck. Dr. Sam McClanaghan es
tifled that tba autopsy bad shown that
Mataon bad died aa tbs result of a cere
bral hemorrhage caused by a tall or a
blow. Matson's heart waa also found to
be in. a bad condition.
Ths testimony of the witnesses waa tn
accord with tbs story of the lulling. In ths
he thought .this statute
still on the books.
While at breakfast Pratadent Cleve
land sent for him. The story continues:
"The president's greeting waa very
short and formal. Mr. Morgan looked
at blm and saw that he was not smoking;,
so ba did not light his own cigar. Ha
and Bacon aat down at what waa des
tined to be a memorable conference. Mr.
Cleveland reiterated hia determination
not to consent to a sals of government
bonds to a syndicate of bankers or other
wise. He discussed . the situation with
room were four attorneys directly inter- j hlS ofr'r11 d'ra wWI Morgan
and
ested tn the n n, r n - - Hacon sat aa spectators in the scene. Ths
for Mike DlTgin. proprietor of tba saioon ! mmu,M rew lnto nour Mr- Morgan WM
in which Mataon was killed. Bob Mc- ' not tn make any suggestion. The
Nalty. attorney for tbe Matson family, j VrmmiAeat was striving with hia own ad
Dean Ringer, attorney for Carr, and Dep-' rt'ra ta nnd wav at JSfrjculty
aty County Attorney Magney. j and w" determined to- do ft. if pofsriblo.
I At last, a memorandum taken from a
KalaJwiwIcr rtaaa. telephone message showed that there were
Louis Kulakofsky waa fined U and costs i k, n . r.a r i.rr i v.- vrt.
me imm court lontiay mornicg for
peddling without a license. Immediately
after passing sentence Judge Callanaa set
aside the Ona
The case vma the autrowtti of dry
Prosecutor Mentally s determination to pro
senba ths custom ot tbs mayor tn Issue
Permits. Aa to the case In point Kuiakof
k waa granted a permit by the mayor
at the solicitation at ths Jewish charities.
subtreasury. At -thia point. Mr. Morgan
broke his silence. He aaul: 'Mr. President,
the secretary of tba larassi t -knows at ona
cheek- outstanding 'sr. SU.0Qa.4W. - If tMa
is presented today, Ik 1a over.' '
"Mr. Carlisle bad told him tba evening
before at the hotel about tula check. He
had had it tn bis mind svei f minute autre
that time. The secretary confirmed this
no Intervened because or h tiiabirbv'. I
inability to procura a llcenW at the time ! tU?"d " MontM to" Br tta"
The man. it la said, bad lust recovered
from aa illness and was In dire distress.
Mayor Trainor granted a permit for a
couple of months, with the understanding
" a-ajaaoiaay would procure a license
with the opening of tbe aew fiscal year.
Jake SmaiL a policeman, refused to recog
nise tbe permit and arrested the peddler
In a few hours.
Chief Brtgga. after having released the
man once, considered his reareen a dis
obedience to orders and accordingly sus
pended Small.
A- - r " W, Teasala Beat Pre.
noath Omaha lodge Xa win ceietjrate
on July H the event of having the Ancient i
Order of United Workmen temple free of !
oeoi. a committee of fifteen baa the
matter tn charge and ta arranging for a
larga program. The grand lodge officers
of Nebraska will be present and a number
of prominent speakers from the state have
also bean Invited. The Omaha lodges will
participate tn the celebration by coming
bere In a body with their band. They will
be met at Twenty-fourth and J streets,
where a Parade will b formed to march
through town aad to tbe temple.
Traaiaa Carekea Xeiieas.
John C Trouton. state f!re warden, when
hs went home Monday night found Joe
G- Mexican, trying- to break into
hia residence at 1S North Twenty-fifth
street. Trouton attacked the Mexican, who
Hod at.breaknevk speed toward Twenty
tourth street. Tba Bra warden la some
aprinter, bow over, and he overtook the
wouldbe night artist In front of Ths Bee
offlca on Twenty-fourth street. Mr. Trou
ton ta a scuffie with the man narrowly
missad being Blabbed. Hia dothlng waa
cut through. The Ere warden overcame
Uie Mexican nad took him to the police
stauun, where li&asa told the polios that
ba was only looking for a Bight's lodging.
Ha ta employed In the sewers
Ceattartera Gwt Cut,
One hundred and fourteen thousand dot
lark worth of bonds were mailed Monday
morning to apitner a Co- of Toledo, O.
and said: 'Have you anything to suggest
"To this man who is accustomed to tak
ing ths Initiative tn things it bad been aa
ordeal to sit silent and inactive that morn
ing at the Waits House. Wnen ha began
to speak he talked rapidly. He told the
president of bis recollection of that "section
number four thousand and something' of
the United States statutes.
"At a word from tho president Attorney
General Olnev stepped out of the room and
and In a moment returned with the book
of leiised statutea Hs told ths president
f '
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Whenever
You see an Arrow think of
Coca-Cola
Think of it anyway and always, because it
points the way to beverage enjoyment. You'll
find its touch of delicious vigorousness a wonder
ful help in meeting those summer discomfortsheat
fatigue and thirst, iv,!-
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Uwi
w.
'V
fVoIinar n n dron in the temnernture takes the
r e r tt t t . t
tag out ot tatigue really quencnes tne tnirst.
So whenever you see an arrow or a soda j
m s a r ea a
S. S. Conrannoa asking for Ca dsmages 1 and tba dty began at
fur mjunes sustained by himself and dam
ages to his horse, buggy and harness as
I he result of a fall la sn alley bat eeeu
j Twemy-eecond and Twenty-third streets.
. "-as w aia 3t inii ; om 0 tn p Th. petition alleges that the
row bihi ainm lnsituoa company uf
tt. Paul, and will retire from the field
nsrmaaenily. According to tbe reports a
ilfflcteat amount will ba realised from '
tha sals so that stockholders of the Ne
braska campany w 11 obtain face vaiua for
their snarea aad something additoaal.
TT' a sale marks tna end of tba carperaa.
rxlstancs of ths kxal rotnpaay.
etltioaer was thrown from hia buggy on
Tune 3, sustaining tniuriea to bis back,
arm. leg and brow, lie aise avers that
he bad suffered internal tolunea The pe-
n i. Lyle uf Oeaaka general aifat , meat,
stats fur tbs St Paul company, i Fol.owmg
tba aortheen eompany's bust- i ths mayor
WIUl
in. Thia
conducted
asss In tbatriuiractioa and renreeeniai
tbaa througnout in all of the aegotiatinna.
Tna Waanjam oompany at tbe lat r TU
nad aaeut pustma .neuraaca la f.irc.
tition waa referred to (be &lj attoraey.
J. D. Joaes, meat inspectiir. rendered a
report to the count 11 fur iba month of
June. The uufiector condemned eleven head
I of t attle. Ova sheep and sal pounds of
oaca ta draw aa lo
cal banks for tha money. The bonda will
caver tbe coat of paving districts Moa. 3a.
3. M. S. SS. and at They pay SS per
csntr Interest and are redeemable after ten
yearn, maturing at twenty.
Aa a eoasequrnse of this bond sals con-
Jubilaot Monday.
City aVaaalp.
Ths United ataiae nostottica will be
eioaed at in o el oca thia morning.
Juha FeaneU. deputy oty cierk will re
turn from hia vacauua after tha Fourth ol
Juiy.
Levi Proud foil I was called to r'uihv if n
I auooay aiani. sy Lae aews ex bx
an adurament ta July i j Journai clerk Jonn Men ell nimday
ta laka part ta today's
cil aas Invited
-eirbratloB.
It was further announced that tbe Board
of Equalisation woadd meat oa July U
whale It bad coll rated la t ia-snyhbnrno.nl I and 12.
et? Ca.va la prennuma. I Fat bee kalakes kara - -
Ths Wesiara Ftra Lnsurancs eonua-iyj At St. Bridget's church where twenty
baa been hi existrm-a aligtitiy ever b.ar! three years ago ba bad beea baptised
T lt etT-cars and Ui gest stuckhoid- Jamas P. McMahoa.
era ears ueatrge Moiraee. K. c. Foaara. ano. stood at ths a. tar for tba first !
TB. B. Stephenson. C D. Muitea. HL d tire
fur Sidney, ro.. wbwre be wul a pen a ais
vacation.
Counalmea John Hi ha. and teorge Hoff
uaa axtiect lu una. a an a two wee
vacaoua in a faw oaya
Mike Diga-as aaitaon was ordered doaed
Muouay uunuac ay tae Uuerd. uf k in
aad. iruiica eonuniaatoaara
Tba public schnei children who will par
ticipate in tue r ourta mt July canmuaia
W"U mmm L. ilMMar avanliu ar r.n,
a alive . tsurtn aad O iu at u duck.
Rev. A.
You will be told there
are other Plymouth
Gins there is but one
original and that is
Coates& Ca's made at
the Black Friar's Dis
tillery since 17S3 the
same to-day as thm.
The dry sxa with th
naToar." Try ic la jvmr
Bert rickey. fixx or cock,
tail aota tbe ttinereaca.
Send for
our interest
ing booklet,
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About Coca -Cola"
fountain, think of Coca-Cola.
Delidoixs - Refresithg Wtclciczie
Sc Every where
THE COCA-COLA COMPANY
Atlanta, Ga.
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yoa see an
Arrow think
of Coca-Cola
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The Dry Gin
xcith
tke Flavour"
Every Hotel. Cuh, Restaur
ant and Cafe has Caaies
St Ox's Original Pymou'ii
Dry Gin it is known tbe
world over there must be
a
i
C U. Talmage t Omaha.
Bt la and. Jtsapb Oraiagar.
C J.
k traal
j la t aaaiecs a auid or eauglu Dr. KJng-a
eurea t!in aad presents sutM Fatfier McManoa from childhood ,
sais ay to manhood bat ia lanereat
tba
Wbita Durnr at s4t ur-rin . )
Monday morning' to celebrate auami uu mu-n ive tor M
itmmm aim awn uuprovea m.
' w hue will ann all triaem ut Oiua
arred mrsttrlia la the
eace ef his parents and thousands of rela
tives and friends.
Ths rerecnuay segas at t.M a'elork. Aa
the ma hasn thousands who had
Crag Ca
(ahUa ba aiasiad
atia.
Of "Aa foil tk. Ir"
tha suuusHomt uf ol".. Flu-u waa find
ia inn ajr tuunung ia 11 (3um para. The
iwav. whto-a a a in. aunwa f
The funeral of John Miaoa wdl taka
plaue at Larain a (uaerai .-a..-iars Vvednca-
oajr auariMMaa a. 1.
ttsi i$4 malt n 2na m cam.
Mas, Vtaauiw i tearam avarr eas beea
am ewv SiXTY YHAti 4y M.UjONii .4
aoTH-ea ioa kr CtII.i.'Ji. WUJU
TKHThl.'iiG. w-th PHyt-'T mtCJ-la. H.
S"HTMEs the rHIJIU. aOITHMv the r.Dkl
CO!
COME WITH US TO
OR ADO
Where It Is 'Cool and Comfortable
"-.
Next excursion to the Famous Costilla Irrifratetl Lands in the worufcrful ?ai
Loi3 Valley of Colorado on
TUESDAY, JULY 11TH
Round trip fare from Missouri River territory $'23.rn We furnish free Pullman
sleeper bertha from Denver and free hotel ai-rommodationa on the tract to honie
seekers and investors accompanying; na.
Thee choice Costilla irrigated Iandg -with perpetual water risht? are now
sellinir at $3 per acre on ten year terms. Ther mean crop-certaintv, crop-assurance
ami therefore rapid increase in value.
There i no waitin'r for rain on the Costilla lands. The accumulated, water ,
from the mountains is always there for the crops. No excessive heat, no drouth, no
uncertainty- t ome with us and see for yourself the immense Sanchez .lam and
r?wrvo.T ii2d syf ten: of canals waterine this beautiful tract of 10:),0i)f) acres (the
"Jrt private irr; (ration project in the Unite.! States), the new towns pprinzinup.
t. un.irpa.HWd crpi beinjr raiei under irrijration. Talk with the farmers. Judxre
for ymirself of the opportunity offered hre.
0i? don't Trait, Get ready now. COM2 NEXT TUESDAY, JULY 11TH. It's
doligrhtful at Costilla now.
and detailed information. The coupon
SHEDD INVEST
MENT CO.,
Fifth, Floor, Eaare Bldj.,
Phones:
Bell, 4254 Douglas. OMAHA,
Aato, 2303 A. ' NEB.
Jo.t phone or write ua for literature
below will brinr it at once.
SHEDD DTV. CO, Banigw P!dt
Omaha, Nebraska.
Plea.e tni your Costilla, literature.
akai
Cut oat this coupon -d it today.
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