TIIE BEE: OMAHA. TUESDAY. AUGUST 15. 1311.
I
LIABILITY RESOLUTION FOUND I
cik HichoBdH.u.. ihue. j
Actios of Body.
CGKJIISSI05 TO BE SA)JXD
I r rrm Uieae .e-aar ftldrirh I
la aae eaartlaaa Badr 1a-
tiettlaate Draft Bill far
cst Iriltlalarr,
W fV-tm a t . ' f rnrrMnniwlMl i
Nebraska
r.JNi 1"1-X. Nth, Aug. U. Fpt.al.-A
i "t, which at adopted by tb houw
.a: the le'.e tti of the state )eriltur
v'.fl a hi' h rejueted Governor A'drkh
l a; point a co.-nn.;Moti to Investigate tb
s..i.-eci cf mp;oyr liability at. re
tsj to ttie state executiie b Chief
"W Henry Kichmord of the house ti-day
Tne r'nc! uti'-n provided that this cotnm
s.-.ti thou'd W appointed before August J,
b.i ihiough some oersieht the matier
bad wt before hc-n brought 10 the at
tcnuor. f tn g o ernor
At t a at fi"t rw-olutioa concurred in
Ly t."th hn'-ise of the IfgislBUre i: doe
qjenl j does not appear id the aeaaion
j 1 issued aoma time ero The goternor
rr.ar do a be like 1n the matter cf ap
po.ntirg the ecimrmasioner suggested In
ma resolution, but has indicated thai he
will tn aJI probability comply m 1th tba
teaueil of the loaer house.
Tb republican legislature of IKtC enacted
an employer' liability at and that la
till upon the statute book, but it refers
c.n'y to men etigvfed in t-ain iwit or
ranroad construction or repair work. The
building trades wer partially covered
ttiroagb am enact men of tha 1T.1 demo
;a;lc lfllatur.
Text ef IteMlttio.
The revolution which ha a just b
brought ta tb light and w-hicn waa in
troduced by Representatlv Evac of Ad
am countr. aa follow:
Where . Tba subject of protection for
workmgmien. who daily riak Ufa and limb
amid tha dancer necessary to tha exist
ence of modem society is on of the deep
rat socuul interest and Is moat widely dis
cussed throughout the rlvllired world and
W bereaa. An employer a liability and
rr.mpeuam.uon bill vti introduoed late tn
thia aeaaion of the lea-lslarure and for lark
of adequate time couid not be fairly con
sidered and determined, and
Whereas. The protection of the lives and
families of Nebraska workicgmen Is a
subject of social Importance, second to
l"r.rn. Which may come before the Nebraska
Jerislature, and
Whereas, There Is great need cf ade
quate Information and recommend t
upon tne subject rrora autnonoes qualities
ly eiperience, knowledge and Pc1l to"
taatiBEtino --a -avTkrtf lirWsTl a-OTtrt 1 T 1 OT aVat
they exist In Nebraska and to recom-1
mend fuaure action, upon mis auogeci.
therefore be it
Resolved. That the eovernor of tbe state
of Nebraaka, Is herby empowered and re
quested to appoint, on or before August 1,
1. a commission, to serve witnout com-
I'fnsation. for the purpose of investigating
v. subieet of employers' liability and com
Insation laws and uniform legislation
:w and uniform legislation and their ad
ainist ration.
Resolved, That said oemmieeion thaJl be
compoaed of seven members, of a-hotn two
shall be representatives of the employers 1
of labor, two representatives of wage-earn
er, and trie remaining- three representa
tive of the general public. fuch member
shall te appointed because of special quali
fications for this particular work without
tesrard to party affiliation.
Resolved, That it shall be the duty of
this commission to thoroughly investigste
the subject of employers' liability and
compensation laws and their administra
tion and ta make a report of thetr find
ings, together with a i'repoeed bill suited
to conditions in this state at some time
no la'er trian November 1. lfll. Said com
mitin shall be sathorised to call upon
the legislative reference bureau for . -sinenoe
and clerical help in gathering and
compiling material and otherwise aiding in
preparing Its report.
Haflroad toaaplalala Dlssaiaeed.
W arren Pratt, secretary of the Kearney
t umiTietvlai dub. baa aaked the railway
rommlMlcn to dlacuxa the club's complaint
against the Union pacific train service.
it antea that the railroad company has
agreed to stop trains Nos. 6 and It at sev
cial slauuna belaeen North Platte and
Grand Island and that the commercial
club is satisfied with the agreement. T.
'a. i!!litr, Uo aaked lor bt tier depot fa
wiltiet at Craig, baa asked the commis
siun to dinis his complaint because the
lai.ioad coiiiaij' baa made tbe improve
ments asked for.
A complaint atklng for better depot fa
cilitiua at Neligh on the Noithwestera
I la-lroad has also teea diamisaed ttecause
i tiic con.pany baa areed to plans for Im-
i ruvemeaia.
1 Erers 1 m sveoaioa Uw.
) Tom Curran of tb York Blank Book
nonifaBy of York baa presented to tlj
state clauaa for C:J..i for prititing the
sc-fcs.'oB law. The bill is at the contract
K ut i.Tl a pse 'lor Mb pages. The
li.l wili probably be approved by Secre
tary cf Eiats a.t. a bo received $3cw fur
piei.jir.g the copy and reading tbe proof
cd lha volume. It i alleged that the
V-tr in tl.c took jtck from one to two
i.. t c 's.i.tt tin iruired Itngik liuder
lor contra t and t:.a! tbe shortage amousia
Lw kfi or Luoi t..
tttituuy Wail loui-d t acikiu
ll l-israpl:i a. rircn. im le.ua tii dirii
a.u:i in nt.'v l:i.r 0 t) pi? from the
:ro ii. i.'-r vt-iUiii I..-. tI ilw aiata
pi .l.vii 1.: p.,.'j)t tr L liie Nur
l. ii.'liu .lt.w inMttu of ..ikV. Tb
-. rei. c: v t who naJ proof, marked
-..i-4tr 1 . j-.i-it vl.ere tbe error
n. a. j.. ..,:.. j ul v..t.Lir. tut ubtn tbe pae
jroof ai i-etuineti to tbe secretary of
aia'.t tT rtviun. Xht iot i-eader merely
ltp-c.iu t.'.c proof ta ene that tbe error
iiuua.pd had bt-m corrected and did pot
mk iw v if Dew eirori acre mada.
UOLDUllkC (H il l tl Ql t CLOSES
Curpuraliva Will He Oraaalaedi to
lake the Affair reranaaeat.
HOl-l'P.lXIE. Nb.. Aug. IS Special I
Iet;ita eome unfavorable aeajher th
thlrC esnunS Chautauqua. bicli coded Sun-
cly tui me nil a succe both tn tb
matter o' attendance and In financial re-
luma. Af'.er jia- lns all x jwr.se the Com
UMrcual ciuh. a bich has stood sponsor for
ths assembly, will have smiething more
Ilea f:C' left. Taking into consideration
tht ba.4 days encountered tins year, tbe
j.: oort-c are fully aa aaiu factory as war
those of lat yaar. when SI MO remained
cf'.er tbe fixed expaes were met. and
wa divided between the club and the
bureau whih furnished th attraction.
Ti t rt !s taik no- of orgar.ix eg a company
ta fii.anc a Chautauqua assembly here on
a permanent baaia
Teraaaaea t haataaaaa a B
TECVM&EH. Neb. Aug. U .Speciai.)-
The f jlh annual Tecumaeh chautaaqua
tlcaed yesterday with a record breaking
iririi'aiift A union Sunday school waa
Iw.d at 19 o clock, after which Bishop W.
P. Aiiderwvtfi ef Nashville, Tenn.. preached
"1 1. muk. was ty th Tecumaeh Choi a)
union, la the afiemoosi th Chicag La
cies' oncbestra gar a grand concert f
fct music, and ta th evening the or
cbtsir i layed and B1X.op Andersen lec-:-ied
on "Book Which Ond Write. rloav
-s the assembly. The chaaiauqua was a
oitiple. suocea in ery particular.
Nebraska
Seward Woman Killed
by Runaway Team
Mif Kifinie Keber Attempt te Stop
Frightened AnimtJt and it
Crushed to Death.
SEWARD. Net, Aug If. Special Te"e-
j gtsm i-lirs. tl.iMt Reber. who came to
j Reward f;om Germany a few jeara o
and a a. visiting relative on the Rohrith
j farm, yesterday attempted to nop a run-
aaay team hitched to a bay rack and eat
I thrown tinder the hoofi of the horee and
crashed. Bfc a a hurt internally and d.ed
at oclofk last oiatt. ?be was aged ;
years tnd hf a widow with to son
Her funeral wi:i occur on Wedceadey fiom
the German church.
REGENTS FILE ON CLAIM
ON NEW MEDICAL BILL
lead Oat peeler llit Maadred
lavaaaad Dollar Oaaaaa
sereerlallea.
'Kiom a Riaff 'orrepotdert.
LTMV LX. Neb.. Au n Specia'..
A claim for 110 on the r.W. approprta
tson for the medical college at Omaha
has been presented by Chancellor Avery
sad other officers of the board of regents
of the university. Tl.e claim la for cut
ting eds and era dine on the proposed
?it of the tnedicaJ college preparatory to
beginning building operations. The re
sents have presented it to the ite auditor
with the request that it be held for a time
to g1T opportunity to any who desire to
institute proieodlnes to teat the appropria
tion made by H. R. KS- If no opposition
daelops. the regenu request the auditor
to allow the claim with other claims from
the universur tor September buslneas.
Cms of the allegations made Is tnat If tb
medioal college a state echcitd i tcannot
be located awsj" from the university.
BIRD HATCHING AT LINCOLN
Capital City nestejweied aa lraTtlea
f w Deaartaeat far Dlatribat
Imm fcaaae Blrata.
FYom a "taff Correspondent.)
LINCOl-N". Neb.. Aug. 15. Special )
Through the efforts of es-Govemor FVank
W. Brown and Charles W. Bryan this du
ties been designated as the location of the
new state bird hatchery, appropriation for
which was made at the late session of th
stat legislature. The location was made
bv Cam. Warden Mi Her and comes as a
result of Beaotiations carried on ant the
city park board
The birds in the Lincoln hatcheries will
be the nucleus of s collection which will be
gradually distributed oxer the state, at the
direction tf the game warden, for game
purposes in a manner similar as that
pursued by the state fish warden at pres
ent. Only II K of the eT..OO appropriation
has been spent on the first consignment.
The rest of tbe amount Is to be used to
purchase birds and eggs during the next
5 ear and a half.
The Mrds already ordered include the fol
lowing: Fifty pairs of Hungsrian par
tndees. I rir of English pheasants, six
iwiri cf golden pheasant, si pairs of
silver pheasants, one pair of ldy Amberst
pheasants. There are also in the first con
signment fifteen pair of duck and geeise
Including mallards, can vaa-backs, pin-tails,
teal, English vail ducks snd wild mallards,
the last two varieties for decoy purposes.
NEWS NOTES FROM BEATRCE
Mia Mary Kcserkr Veerely Hart la
Rsaaaar T laaarkei Col
lide la Blae Rlier.
BEATRICE, Neb.. Aug. U. (Special V
Miss Mary Kopecky tii severely injured in
a runaaay he'e yesterday afternoon. She
sustained a fractured ankle and a number
of ugly cuts and bruises about the body.
Three other occupants of the buggy' bo
were with her escaped Injury.
Mrs. Ernil Fruyli, wife of J. W. Brugh,
living eighteen miles southeast of Beatrice
died Sunday evening, aged year. Khe
leaves a number of children, all groan.
The funeral was held today from the
South Dunkard church. Interment wa In
the church cemetery.
William Rtnrs wanted at Linn. Kan.,
for the alleged Illegal sale of liquor, wa
taken back to that place yesterday by the
sheriff of Washington" county. He was ar
rested last week at Wj more and lodged to
tail bere to await the arrival of an offi
cer from Kansas with requisition papers.
Two launches, one belonging to J. W.
Glenn, and the other to H. M. Garrett,
collided on the Blue river Sunday night
about a mile northwest of the cay and al
moet caused a panic among th passen
ger who were removed In safety to Mr
Glenn , boat A "L
Mr. Garrett vessel and it was later towed
into port.
DR. COOK OUT AFTER DATES
aeekia. to Oet rha.ee to "
araeka Mate Fair aa I"
Br la Oaiaaa Today.
(From a Stalf C ;.rrenond enO j
LlVTt'LN Neb. Atij. !.- Special V-Dr
Frederick Cock, claimant to the honor of
havi-r cl -covered the north pole, deire.
to visit the Nebra'ka rt-t d rf
sect hi P-a tor recr rwitian to the '
cf this stat. acrorJl.iS to ad. ice '
out by hi emisiary. Cpt.tn B
of N York City. wb a as In the city
aVtkln Osbcn expecti to meet Ir. Cook
in Oaaha tomorrow, from which place
the two will jotrmry fret her U Kansas
her lb. exploit w.ll ltctur. at the
Kantaa tat fair.
raelaa Coart Hoik Ftalabed.
HOLI'RKGE, Neh.. Aug. kV-Phe.n
counte officiala were busy M.-nday movtne
. . 4 v. .-aulif ill
into their Iew tuwin
j SlC-l' court bouse, i
ten tmj.:eLeo -
U.ere wa. an exasierating delay cm the
part of the company which had lbs con
tract for manufacturing the new furniture
and fixture- The lurp:iir 7
week and workmen ar
ruhiag the work
of gettmg It mstalleJ. By Monday the
aork had progressed suffirlectly th
tmp'ntieni officials thoucbt thev would not
be greatly In the war, and before evening
all were ensconced tn thetr commodious
new office room.
St la Crowd at Fallertoa.
FLLEP.TON. Neb.. Aug. IS (Special )
Bunday was one of lb best day. ta Ful
lorton etiautauqua tustor in point if a.
teBdance. Dr. James K. Driver, patter of
ths First Prosbytorian church of Fuller
ton, praached tb nscrntng sermon Tb
Fullertoa band and the Ruthvt McDonald
oesnpaey rendered aeveral sacred i-oticert.
Mia Clare K cello, soprano, aid Miaa Be
ai Leifh. reader, appeared upon the
aftemooa prorram. It axle M. Mjln de
livered a wrtnii lecture In tb aftertaoon.
In It- evemiig Father P. J. MoCorrj gate
ba llluat rated lecture "The blary beautiful,'
Nebraska
EVIDENCE POINTS TO MURDER
Bodiei of Krt. Hee and Daughter
Found at Bottom of Well.
XX. HESSE HAS DISAPPEARED
Prior to latlit Hoaae Die Veer Aaw
He tilled Ip Hla Well aaa lee.
"day .elghbora Crew Sea.
plrloaa til Opeaed It.
TRt-l'MSEM. Neh . Aug J.-.-AB dd aeil
at the f"-raer home of E. E Hesse, mar
hete. was opened today by direction of
Sheriff Rihrts of Johnson county and too
decomposed bodies believed to be those
of Hei-se s aife and daughter, wete ex
humed. Mrs. Hesse and the 17- ear-old girl.
Juar-ita. a ho ma her step-daughter, dis
appeared in July. ill, and Hesse said they
had gone to Lincoln on a visit. July S
hi house burned and he filled the well
with earth Soon after ard Hsse disap
peared. Sufp.cion arouM-d by H' dis
apparnce smotiidered until an anonymous
letter as received by the fhenff today,
hitt.t.p at double n.utdr A dull used at
the well truned up human fieh and shreds
of clothing and then the well as opened
with shoveie.
Heeae a a bridge foreman for tb Bur
lington Railroad company and about M
years old. It is known that be frequently
quarreled with bis wife and daughter. H
Is believed to have gone to the Pacific
coast and efforts to apprehend him will be
made. There i another report, but not
verified, that he has been arrested In Colo
rado. BOARD PICKS CARMP SITE
Watloaal r.aard tamp Will Be Oae
Wile eatb'weat of
Belleeae.
'Prom a Staff CorreFpondent
LINCOLN. Neb . Aug. IS -iSperta!
Adjutant General Ernest H. Phelp has
returned from Onaha. wlwe he met with
tbe state military board. The board se
lected a portion of H. T. Clarke land as
a camp ground for the annual encampment
of tbe Nebraska national guard In Septem
ber. The grounds are on the line of the
Burlinglon railroad, one mile soutbweel
of Bellevue, and one mile east of Fort
Crook. It also reiterated Its determination
to assist in preventing person from unlaw,
fully using- the emblem the Red Cross
aoceity or any emblem resembling it. Thi
wij make it hard for physicians, under
taker or private ambulance companies
to use a red cross or a white cross In a
red bscka-round on their vehicles. Such
emblems have been used
extensively in
Nebraska as a method of advertieinc and
as there 1 a national law against the
practice, the slate military board alii lend
it a'd to enforce the iaw.
.
OrnHISITmN POR WAI P.OTT
IlkUUIVIIIWII WH "WW- -
K Pradeatlal Hotter Will Cee
R.,k Face C b.rae. of
Forsrery.
fFrora a Staff Correspondent
LINCOLN. Aug. IS. "Special.! Gcvernor
Aldrich ha issued requisition for the
return of OrriMe C. Wolcott of Omaha.
I .who 1s under arrest at Norfolk. Va, on
the charae of forrcry. Mr. WoJoott.aa
mariEer cf Ihe Orraha office of the Pru
Idential Insurance company and the auditor
of his company has reported that he Is
considerably short in hi aecounte.
Wolcott is charged with forcing note
which he presented to Omaha banks as
collateral for loana. He i charged a-1tb
obtaining a loan of SW0 from tbe Mer
chants' National bank on a f erred not
lor Sl 26. purported to be signed by a
farmer. William O. Anderson of North
Bend. Neb. He is charged with borrowing
4K from the Vnited States National bank
of Omaa on a not for purported
to be signed by Captain John H Lewis of
Visitors
RATES i
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i Locazea oa
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at V in,7rM au,f- aia-al -, w1. Wt Wm M ti -liSjrv-T 4Vm aHaSJ , m as'aaVyV ata KraHPriit l t WfmT V , I 1
Visitors to the Chicago Aviation Meet a-j-JI
iV"VVO.ny-T
w
s" p ;a, , .-a-Z
11
the T1rtr-.h caaliy. tinted Plates
armv. H is charged wl-.h discounting a
note for UCf 4 at the Vnited States Na
tional bank the note purporting to be
aimed ty Maor C. Park Coihn t'nited
Slates mrdkal corps, V. S. A . all cf whicb
otes are rroeeuBced to be forgeries.
taaaar Waaaere Make 1r,
ri'NBAR. Neb. Aug. If.. (Special
Plfry au1omob!l a PI leave bere Tbursdsy
for Nebraska City to advertise the b:g
Woodman picnic to be h Id here the last
dsy of this month. August SI. Cner JW
person will make up the passenger list
for this trip, and after a parade on tV
street of Nebraska City the entire dele
gation will attend the Chautauqua being
held there bow. seat baring already bees
reserved for the occasion. Later a com
plete tour of all Otoe county town all! be
made Dunbar expects to entertain at
least i.tW visitors at It picnic and Judge
Travis of plattsmouth will be tbe orator
of the da.
ralrbary Weataa Ma Wee ('karate.
FAIRBI RT. Neb., Aug li ( Special
Mias Alta Chambers, a nurse tn a hospital
m this city, has instituted proceedings
esaiest Charles Bruin on a ststutorr
charge. BretiB had his preliminary hear
irg in courty court and pleaded not guilty.
Judge Boyle f.xed bis bond at S1.M0 to
appear In court next Thursday morning
Blunder in Telegram
Basis of Damage Suit
Western Union Subttitntei "Died" for
'Left" and Mother Grierea Orer
Her Daughter.
Prostrated with grief whan st recalred
a telegram stating tliat ter only daughter,
a little girl of 11 ;ear, was dead, Mr.
Amanda Carl berg of Omaha suffered an
other severe shock when tbe door opened
and tbe child waited in. ailv aid well.
She sull is little more than a nervous
wreck, according to tb petition in a 2.i
damage suit against tbe Western t'nloa
Telegraph company, star led la district I
court Tuesday. She charge error tn trans
mission. According to tct petition, the child, th
only near relative cf Mr. Carlberg. was
visiting In Dillon, Mont. When abe started
home her hosts wired Mrs- Caribsrg that
her diug-bter left at 4 a. m. When b rot
tbe meaeafe tb word "left" had been
cbanged to "died."
Council Bluffs Man
Shoots at the Stars
VL A. Lean it Arrested at the Big
6how When He Tries Ont
His Revolver.
M. A Lean of Council Bluffs cam to
' Omaha last night to tske In the big show.
1 and with him came a great big bulldog
revolver nicely concealed m hi hip poc ket.
Lean entered th big tent and witnessed
j some shooting which waa of the profes-
I siocal class. Tbe big gun in Lean's pocket
i buroed and burned. He oould do some
' shooting himself, so cut he goes into tb
, , . ,
cpea air and emptle his revolver at tbe
! tT bov About tn' u "rtecte
appeared cm th cene. and ere he knew
bat aaa up. Lean wa sitting in a cell
at police headquarters. His case was con
tinued until Wednesday.
Victim of Heat
Found Unconscious
Jerry Deagan, Well Known Abont
Town. Prostrated by Heat
Tuesday Afternoon.
Jerry r.'e.gan. sixty-two year old, hav
ing no particular place of residence, waa
overcome by beat Tuesday afternoon. He
was found at 2 o'clock In an unconedou
condition at Sixteenth and Pratt streets.
The police mere notified and be was taken
to the dispensary, where he aaa treated
by tn: Long.
. located s Michigem SttUtard Chiew'i
to the Chicago Aviation Meet
will find the Congress Hotel the logical and
most desirable place to stay during the flights,
August 12th to 20th. With 380 feet of frontage
on Michigan Boulevard directly overlooking
Grant Park the aero field an unrivalled
view will be afforded our guests from 2000
windows. The exceptional demand for accom
modations suggests immediate reservations.
. bath aWacW. SIM aad aw wkk aria
, bs'k aisW. UMi aad k rtta aata
&UITL&-irKas aa Aps-atauea
Congross Hofol
Formerly Knann AS tht Auditorium Anne
BS . n 4 . tf.
Aucrugan xxxurTard ami ttocigrtaa atrerti uocago
tTl
BOORLOYERS ON THIS DAY
Second Game to Be Better Than First
Excitin. Coitesl
FUZE LIST M01E ATTRACTIVE
ee Offer Ptaadawaae aad Cwetly Re-
war tor tvaay w i
Title f -atr-rir Booka,
Oae toe F.ra Day.
In this issue of Th Bee th first pltur
In the second Booklovers' contest of Th
Bee appears It represents the title cf
some book, the name ef which 1 printed ;
In The Fee catalogue cf t titles, which
msy be bought st the buslnes office of
this paper for 55 cent. If mailed the cost1
will be SB oonta. Tor venty-Or day a
picture will be printed In all editions of
of this paper. For th largrst number of,
correct answers to these picture The Pee
will award more than SM worth of priae
Petal of the prise list will be found under
the puasl picture in thi Issue. t
With the announcement, made more than '
week ago. that a second contest would
be started cam hundreds of Inquiries to
th contest editor, asking whether those j
wbe bad participated to the firt gam
would bo eligible for thi second contest. ,
The answer sect to all waa that tb con- I
test 1 limited t th sam territory as be- j
for, and that everybody, with tb ex- j
oeptloa of employe of The Be and mem- j
bers cf their families, t'vlng In tht terrl-i
tor'. 1. Hgibl to compete for the prlaea
Prtae Llet Greater. ,
Tb list of prlxea for thia second con- j
test Is much better than that which was !
held for tb first, and th contestant will j
outnumber those o the first by many hun
dreds. Testerday many who announced
they would enter the gam came to th
buslnes office tf The Bee and bought
catalogue and made Inquiries about tb
game. Tb contest editor will be glad to
answer all questions that contestants may
wish to ask.
All who enter this race should remember
to read the rule carefully and see that
they fully understand what they are to do.
Some of tbe contestant tn the first tram
disobeyed the rules. No infraction cf th
regulations will b permitted In thi con
test. First A Whit Steamer automobile, a
beautiful five-passenger car. celebrated for
it durability and speed, valued at SX.00n.
Second A ten-acre ranch tn beautiful
Tehama county. California, delightful cli
mate, rich fruit land; value. S1.2M.
Thlrd-A beautiful Krell Auto-Grand
player piano tbave the music of tbe mas
ters m your own home); vaju. SMO.
Fourth One lot in tbe business district
of Ralston, a lot SSalM feet, on Maywood
street; value, CTa.
"Fifth In th beautiful suburban town of
Ralston, on lot In th residence portion.
Stall feet; this lot valued at S2&.
Slith, Seventh and Eighth Three sets
(twelve volumes! of Nelson . Loose-Leaf
Encycloped'V the encyclopedia that cannot
grow eld; each set valued at S.
Ninth and Tenth The Book of Knowl
edge, or Child a Encyclopedia, a universal
work for school children, twenty-four vol
umes; each set. S3B.
Add to this forty-five cash prtae. as fol
lows: Five tHi.eo prtsee. ten tJ prUee, ten
S10P prises, twenty fl.UO prize.
First laejatry.
OMAHA. Aus. It lSlL-Bookioi ers' Con
teat boiior. Omaha taily ee: Dear Sir
Will jou kindly ta.t ah ether or not mors
than one member of a family may com
pete ta this contest without having It af
fect in the leaft th chance of winning
a prise. I aiao aish to say that I hav
been a resident of omaha for more than
twenty years, and so far as I know may
remain her another twenty years; but
there Is a possibility that I may remove
to another state outside the territory to
which tbe contest is limited. In that
event would I be barred from the contest?
A SUBSCRIBER.
This "subscriber must a guided wholly
by the rule which are printed daily and
which are effective during the whole period
of the contest.
Never leav homo on a Journey without
a bottl of Chamberlain' Colic, Cholera
and "Diarrhoea Remedy. It 1 almost cer
tain to b needed and cannot be obtained
when on board the ears or ateamshipa
For sal by all deaier.
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ViTiat Book Does This
Title :
AuiLoi
Your Name
Street and Number
City or Town
Write in tiile and author of book end SAVE coupon and picture.
Send so coupon until finish of the contest it announced. Each rictura
repreaenta a took title not a acene or a character. Catalogue containing
6,000 name on which ail puulc pictures are baaed the catalogue uaed
fcy the ronteat editor are for nale at the Buaiaeaa Office at The Bee for
ta ceota; by mail, SO cent.
Rules of
All psrtnnt r Ur1b" t Btsr ttita cstN( fitfa Trtj.rT ft th9 frnih m
tTaiar of thtif I-vutiiii Et-h 6y. lor - enty-fi-r 6y, Hr - t ibh(tit9
Tt-t Bm ax.u hicii wiU rmrmrv. t rf tmns f bok ?! n Mach frctu uwri
ill fa feaavris; tar tb ttint4nni f fill tn th cttl W the aook.
Cut nt tH.li Tb ior aad tti bi nk &nct filJ lit tb tmm m.ie autbor tf tb book
aefl 0i your name and adftr-M ttwtlr tiitf piamlj tn tb tp-kr prnidff4.
' rrtrirta(tiB will b piavuttd o lb tb hlcb Tutwvra t th ptrtnrM ltatr b
cnr4 Erh ptrturv; nrfvima ety ft 9 title of um took. If yvm vr apt ur of ti:i
-rMr t m( ntv 1 he m anw r tr h r"Turf , ?r tnar a? na Ft T K'.'T
MORK THAN FIVE iNfWEKI TO AST OKF PJCTV 1LU UK PftRMXTI ED. In
rmrrmrt aBpwferri rill t he taMa4 aia t oorDtaratanu il mrract airatvar i aitt tfvm.
Mara tbaa aaa attaarar tb-ba a at h- rut on tb rnrua ooupvn Extra osmpnns ahruid ha
tiftfd lor extra ana arm. All anawara ia tba aarna acrabw abmil be ky ttHrathar vbna
aaaaifef ta tba aaL. On If om limi auar aa abmlttal by ont cr-maarjDt, ibaab auy itat may
kava ftva aatawrra ta aac-a paaaia.
Tha Bumhff trf crwiponi wtm6nwwwT9 fgim mwat ptoiwlT vMlw an tba ewtalAa mt
aacb fVT actum u!l. fut ao tiat ante a h informaimB m t)r wrapper.
Vtb'Va mot abmluialy baoaaaary. It Is airab)r that tha plft t-f4 abi:l t aarti tsaaa
Ym aam la a-ttb tba antr-a-a". ta araar t ba all aoawara h aattorm. AbarttaMi ptciiiraa
a4 rmtaatia ana he tMaln4 as tba rff4ae tit The Be by ma 1 or la pe-ar
brn yaa have aH ne-airy-Ta ptotaraa. faiian tbmn taathar tn a F UAT parfcar tnd
brie ar a-all thro to Tba Ornaba IV. atcf 'aatl ta makHrv9jnr -otita-a Kit tar. Irtea
ail te aaard ta ib t-onteataDU aendtsf 4a tba Smrg9$A auibbar a( tjorrmcn aaiut laaa. la
tn-ant f tro or nr-r -arauQa Lavtut t ha aafca narnbrr af uirrar-t auIaUoni, tbe parao
iisias tba aaval ar aura bar f axtra eoopaita ia Ma an af atvaaara ariJi ha aclara4 a-rnaar. Ia
ava-nt of taa aaranna havlna tha aane r arahar aorrat-t asd aairif tha aajtta aambrr iff eaa
IroTia tba perwa abnaa art of anrvara la tm-at aaatty ajnaparaA, la tba Ofrtaloa ef tba full
Juflrinff vomaBtttv v3 rrait-e tba firat iw-laa.
OaV aaa Hal af aaawara m? aa avbtbtttaa hT cmlaataot abe aly mm prim aril ha
avartVaa to eava fataily at aaa aMraaa
Tba uar of tb rvpaom it nat oblictai oa tba omttaataM. aa4 aa tttuaar f&ay ba
sbtntaatf to any ierihle man aw tha oe aiaai tat may aalant.
Aa-ar4a arltl ha anafta rmt y rrrtnf to tba foarlt at aacb aafrata Hat.
Tbe name af more than oa pufaaa amt men ba wrttifi aaaa any aft couacrti.
The aa-ar aitl ta taafla tr t-ha Caniaat Kd uar at4 a cacustUaa mS aa-Bwr-a dU
taoa. aroa taatDaa H ba aaanoa uiar
The fan eat ta totahafl ta tha ta4wariea tvrritnrr: Nalv-aKka. v row Inf. that fortto-a af
lavt a-aat ef bat a tacilBf Vm Mat aoa. aa4 tbU mmvUmx at aHruU Ijaaata k-DPaa ai
tha Biautv Hiiia VimtriA.
Q White
fi -irrr
A d-rassenger 11)11 Model White Steamer Touring Car odorless, smokeless
and noiseless. jNo cranking, no shifting ef gears: any oeaired ateed. "Ann
Steamer aaiea lncreaa each succeeding year. Hat pract)aJ!y an endorsemetit
ef ihe Vnited Siaiea goverrimenL a-hich oana and oeraxea more "W hite Steam
ers thn all other cars tombtnecl Richly upholstered, hesutlf ullr finished, un
llmiiad poaer. controlled speed. Tbls car will a ziiXatt4 la Omaha at a later
date
SECOND PRIZE S$,-
la th soft, semi-tropic climatic son, ervendlng
north from Fan Diego to Shasta Countr, California,
lies Tehama ouiilj". is which 1 situated this beau
tiful little 10-cre ranch near the toiro of Red Bluff.
This Is fruit land -f a very high order and la part ef
the celebrated tu-utneraa ooaoBjr which bad It Incep
tion with an Otntba clergyman. literature daacrle
irg this property may he had at th office of TOW-BaVnOZ-BOX.STZ
OO, m th OWj aTaUoaal Ba&k
aiMiaaj, Oaaaaa.
The
T7ATTTTTT ODTTT?
I UU1V1I1 ILMLsls
Halaton is to be a matiuJacturinr city. They
here a fine etart rlth the Brown Truck Manu
facturing Co., -he Korers M(tr Car C.. ard th
Howard Stove Work Ererythlnir dee-relii to
comfortable living may be found there On on of
the mam tniMns streets the iee ha selected It
fourth arixe busi neaa lot glslvo feet, and
aJued at SS7fc.
FIFTH PRIZE, Value $225
In the aam town and with th same rroabect of ml ancement. th Bve
ta acecied a residence lot till ft, ai.d valued at Saaa.
i.atca i oa the only inlet urban trolley line running out of Omaha, and
Within forty minute of the Omaha poet office
''"nij.lete Information about thi property at the office of tbe aVAXSTOV
rOtrTB-ITX OOlOalT, KM Boat lTta St, Oaaaaa.
SIXTH, SEVENTH AND EIGHTH PRIZES
This lngewioua encyclopedia, which Is a dv!ot
This encycUed1a of tweteve ve uinea, whtrti 1s valued tt $ a aet. msy b
seen at th Oaoaha f ftce ef W. A. aUxaaaaag-h Ca, laid St. latary-'a Varna.
- NINTH AND TENTH PRIZES
These trtea consist of twenty-four voluji cloth tunS sets of tii "Book
f Krowiedge," an encyclopedia made triaJly for children and aola at tl( a
set. Thi work ia writ tea tr simple laaguaaa un I -wonder book" in tl.t tt
"ke sinaple all knoaiedge neeaeaarr to broad education. Ther are hundred
of colored plates and thousar.ds ta black and white. This 1a a fully eju!--ed
HmmilvamVi ui " th IT,lh ff,ce w -
FORTY-FIVE CASH PRIZES
Five Prizes of $10. Ten Prizes of $5. Ten Prizes of fcl.
Twenty Prizes of $1.
WATCH FOE THE DAILY PICTURE IN THE BEE.
Aagwst SC, 1IL
Picture Represent?
a
th Contest
FIRST PRIZE S'oo
Steamer Automobile
1 I 'ai-lJ
THIRD PRIZE JSSiS
magnificent, fancy walnut atm.XX.1.
AUTO OavAJTS rXATZaV-riAJfO which nt.th-
tng can excel. No other player-piano l a In
the ataolut the "human touch" ao desired ty
a musical oar and so priced by the manufac
turers. Thi Instrument will te eihllited. ea
plafned azid played for ai.joue who wishes to
It in tiie ware rooms on the third fleer of
THE BENNETT CO.
Vilae
$275
1 y in
meet rather than Invention, t.aa beside it ctrntn
leneea th value of hundred of editor mentally
equipped to make one of the srratest encyclopedias
ever compiled. One of th atrorgest retnimeticta
tlon for thi work I that It is fr-m the pre tt
th reliable old hnuc of fatOS. VrUOV at SOBS,
f Terk. bdem. haklu and -aataaaiTB. wr.ith
waa fouc.oed in
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