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HE TELLS OF WALLA WALLA AT
THE LAND SHOW.
Council Bluffs
Minor Mention
Th Council Blnff Offio of
Th Oaaha Be ii at IS Soot
Strstt. Both Fhons 43.
THE BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24. 1911.
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Dsvls. drugs.
Loffej t (. optician.
Hgv Morehouse aruboaa It.
Corrlgans, undertakers Phones HJ.
Oanulna Vlctrola. 115. A. Hosp Co.
For authority on watches see Lefterl.
FAUST CER AT ROGERS' UL'FcTT.
Woodrlng I'nder taking Co. Ti. 369.
Lgwla Culler, filarial director. Phone S7.
WANTED-Uii is at w oil ward' candy
factory.
Every Victor record In gtock. A.
Hoipa Co.
For fine eating tiotatoes see us
Tounkrmin titr Co.
AH sizes of liowtr pots and tuba
Tounkeiman Seed o.
Metal Apllka The now inexpensive Art
Cralt Fauble Art shop.
The best tlmekrr;era. best watches,
gre found at Letters, the sign of the
clock.
Pee Lefferts' Optlc-lan; when they tell
you What your trouble l, von can d
pend on It.
Five hundred stoves. b?t grade of
tovea. half price. A. Gillnsky, 307 W.
Broadway.
. 6 th Stewart stove and ranges be
fore you buy. Continental Furniture gad
Carpet company.
Morntncglde chapter of Pt. Paul' guild
will meet tomorrow afternoon t the
home of Mrs. Hlalr !n Morning-: It
It you want WINDOW GuASS call Bell
phone U'9, Wlutf eitv Gas and Mirror
. work, mm Wen F.oadwny. We make
la apaclalty of t.LAZl.NU at low prices.
Wt do Jewulry repairing Jum g little
better and cheaper than anybody elne In
i this section. LeXftru, the sig-n of the
l clock.
The firemen were called out at 4:20
i o'clock yesterday morning to extingui.-h
lg fire that had been started in some mys
terious manner In the rear of the Kiel
hotel. Two sheds were found biasing,
I but the fire was extingutahed after about
tloO damage had been done.
Tou may be busy man. so busy that
I you hgve no time to think of your
I clothes. Let us help you think of them.
Just let us call and brin them back all
neatly cleaned and pressed. Nice clean
I suits make a flnn appearance. It pays.
Bluff City Laundry, Clegiitrs and Dyers.
Phones 814.
L. H. Peterson discovered yesterday
that burglars had broken Into his shop
at the corner of Broadway and South
First street some time Saturday nignl
and looted the place. A rear window was
smashed In. Among the more valuable
articles taken were a Winchester rifle
I and pearl-handled Smith & WesHon re
volver, both left therg for repairs.
Tears of experience has taught us thhat
the best Is none too good to hold trade,
that Is why we are growing. We do
everything possible to please our cus
tomers. We have nearly anything that
you want In the wall paper line In strictly
up-to-date Danera. at nrices that are as
1 reasonable as any wall papor store In this
section. W e can do your work to suit
you. Let us paper that room. H. Bor
wlck, 211 South Main street.
A telegram was received vesterdgy at
the home of her pgrents, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Hancock, residing on North
Broadway near the Krettek place, that
their daughter, Mrs. Perry C. Hill, bad
died gt Orleans. Neb., from injuries re
ceived In a railroad wreck. -The body
Is being returned here for burial gnd
wag expected to arrive last night It
will be taken to the Woodrtng morgue
pending arrangements for the funeral.
Mrs. JcsbIs Plnkney; residing In York
township, has filed a suit for divorce
from her husband, Henry Plnkney. She
lieges desertion gnd says he Is now
omewhere In South Dakota, and that
he deserted her g month after their mar
rise; gt Avocg on June 4 last. A similar
ault wgs brought Saturday by Mrs.
Kmmg Morgan ggalnst Fred Morgan.
They were wed at Colvini S. D., on April
9. 12. She asks the custody of their
four children, ranging from 7 to 16 years
of gge.
Notwithstanding nearly $20,000 hag been
expended In new cables to increase the
service preparatory to the consolidation
of the two telephone systems, and sev
eral cables carrying 6u0 pairs of wires
each have been btrung In conduits as far
west sa Twenty-ninth street, It will be
impossible to furnish any subscribers
west of Twenty-ninth with Individual
line 'Dhones. Until the cables are ex
tended further all subscribers In that
iart of the city will have to be served
with two-party line service.
8. G. Rush, Hgrry Phillips, Rlchgrd
gnd Sam Cans were found drunk gnd
fighting in an alley entrance at Nortn
Main street yesterday afternoon. Patrol
man Hardung came along and took the
whole bunch to the station, where they
were charged with being drunk and dis
turbing the peace. Each man wag of
fered his liberty if he would tell where
he got hig whisky, but all declined. On
the same charge J. H. and J. A. Sayleg
and C. El Pennington, all of South
Omaha, were arrested earlier in thg day.
Beginning, perhaps, next Sunday the
vestry of the First Congregational
church will begin seeking a new pastor
to fill the vacancy caused by the resigna
tion of Dr. O. O. Smith. Through the
fflclgl board of th association Of
churches possible candidates will be In
vited to come here end flil the pulpit.
To secure a man of the character and
capacity of Dr. Smith Is recognized to
be a good-sized task, snd It Is expected
that many new faces will be seen In the
pulpit. Personal letters from Dr. Smith
tell how happily he is situated In his
new field and forecasts the great possi
bilities that lie before him.
Second Presbyterian church, corner
Grace and Pierce streets. Rev. George A.
Rgy. D. D., pastor. Therg will be a
business meeting of the brotherhood
Monday evening at the church. Thg
September division of the Ladles' so
ciety will give g social at the home of
Mrs. R. M. Sprsgue, Ml Fifth avenue,
Tuesday evening. Prayer meeting on
Wednesday evening gt 7:.o o clock, serin
turg, James 2:14. The Baraca class will
meet at th home of Howard Smith on
Lincoln avenue on Thursday evening for
a business and social session, t here will
be a publlo meeting of thg brotherhood on
Friday evening at the church. The ques
tion of the recall of thg Judiciary will
t discussed by thg press sna the bar,
California wines. Wo pgr qt- Kentucky
whiskies, bottled in bond. $1 per qt
Rosenfeld Liquor Co., Tel. (521.
Wanted old mirrors to resilver to look
Ike new. Bluff City Oigss gnd Mirror
Works. Bell phone MS.
To Have Complexion
That Men Admire
"A man may Admit with great sophls
Ucation that powder and rouge grg ngc
egsary aids to beauty." writes the Coun
tess of Wenlck, "yet deep in hig heart
be dreams of thg woman wbogg lovll-
ness needs no artificial touching up.
Women who gppreclgte this, who give
congldergtlon to the masculine viewpoint.
void using anything that might Indi
cate their oeaaty is not all their own.
'Such women in Increasing number org
acquiring the meroollzed wax habit. By
gpplylng thg wax gt night as they would
cold cream, washing it off in thg morn
ing;, they secure, gnd maintain, gaUraly
Nothing added to the old complexion
the latter Instead, is discarded. Mercol
ised wax. procurable at any drug store.
absorbs the devitalised outer skin, grad
ually, almost Imperceptibly. The fresh
clear, gatlr.y underskln which appear
bear g healthy, youthful bloom no4
gomparablg with thg fixed artificial eol-
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L. M. BROWN.
Publicity Msnsrer Walls Wgllg Volley
commercial viuo.
Council Bluffs
CHINA AN AWAKENING GIANT
Dobson Says Eevolt Identified with
Christian Movement.
MISSIONABTES SO BIG W0BX
Real Power of New Force tn China
Dn to CowTortod Chloesr
Esiplre Too Great for
Mlod to Groap.
China, thg giant of the world, who hag
been asleep for centurleg, is gwgkenlng,
and when fully groused will stir this
world as it hag never been stirred before.
Chlng Is ona of thg greatest countries
on earth. If not the greatest, gnd thg
world knows least about It. Thg pressnt
uprising will succeed If the people can
get the necessary srms. Its success will
be the greatest benefit that can possibly
oomg to the people. The Christian re
ligion is what hag aroused the sleeping
glar.t. American missionaries have
sounded tho trumpets that have disturbed
the sleeper. They hgve awakened the
spirit of liberty thgt has caused this re
bellion of the new ogsjnst thg old, smd
every man and woman in Amerioa who
believes In thg gospel of Christ should
feel a personal interest in the success of
this uprising.
These were soma of thg declarations
made in an hour'g address yesterday aft
ernoon gt thg Toung Men's Christian as
sociation building by George L. Dobson,
former United States consul gt Hankow,
China, and for four years Iowa's secre
tary of state. Mr. Dobson paused in his
duties gv Des Moines, where he lg now
treasurer of Polk' county, gnd cgme to
Council Bluffg to give two addresses for
tho purpose of promoting thg foreign
missionary movement.
Missionary Work Important.
Mr. Dobson dwelt lgrgely upon thg Im
portance and extent of thg missionary
work In thg Celestial kingdom, and de
clared that thg greatest part of It Is
being done by thg Methodist churchee of
thg United Statea. Thg missionaries hgve
started thg work and it hag gong on
gathering strength and weight 11kg a
huge snowball or an gvalanchg. The
missionaries grg thg leaders gnd teachers.
The real work is being done by thg
converted Chinese. They have started
an enormoua energy that cannot stop
until It sweeps over the whole kingdom
gnd comeg to rest after completely
changing everything in the social and
religious lives of a peoplg that hag with
stood thg assaults of thousands of years.
It Is thg greatest place on garth for on
to realize the virility and strength of
Christianity as a world religion. It only
costs 130 g year to keep a Chinese mis
sionary preaching tha gospel every dgy
gnd night.
No mind is great enough to grasp
China. The world knows little gbout It,
only g little shimmering knowledge. Ilk
a distant survey of shore ling from th
sea. China is gccredlted with hsvlng
850,000,000 people, but no one knows
within 100,000,0u0 of thg number. Ther
has never been g census taken of the
country. A square mile has been meas
ured and thg people on it counted, gnd g
total estimate made thla way.
Mr. Dobson sold h was obliged to re
vise gll of his s-jpposed knowledge of
Chlng when be went ther in 1S06. He
had read Marco Polo's description of thg
city of Hankow, which was declared to
be th most beautiful city In th world,
with 1.200 pubUo baths. When hg got
there h found there were gbout 1.300
people In thg city who took a bath once
a year. Hg had heard so often gbout
American trust msgnates gelling fgrm
machinery gnd threshing machines in
Chlng gt less cost than gt home. Thg
only threshing mochlna from America
ha ever could begr of was whsn some
Yankee went over there and licked
Chinaman.
WAIX PAPER Wouldn't it be g big
Improvement to your home to have thg
wgllg repgpered and woodwork freshly
varnished gnd painted T Tha expense lg
nothing; when you consider the comfort
you get out of It. especlelly when you
get your materials from us. Wg carry
only thg best gnd do only first-olgsg
work at thg lowest possible cost See
our new pictures and let us do your plo
turg framing. C. Jensen. Masonic Tem
ple. Flower Decorations
Mark Anniversary
A beautiful incident occurred in con
nection with th services gt thg First
Congreggtlongl church yesterday. Th
church wag beautifully decorated with
flowers, provided by J. D. Edmonson of
Des Moines, in commemoration of th
birthday snnlvsrsary of thg late Mrs.
Jennig Hart Edmundson. Mrs. Edmund
son wgg g sister of Ernest E. Hart, on
of th staunch workgr In th church.
Mr. Edmundson wgg for many years a
member of th church, esteemed by gll
who knew her gnd loved for her gentle.
womanly character, and It 1 she for
whom the Edmundson Memorial hospital
Is named. It Is the purpos of Mr. Ed
mundnon each year to present to the
church flower to serve gg g tender gn
nlvgrggry memorial to th deceased wife.
Ig thlg connection, gjso, February U of
i r'Co
See
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ME
In Two Concerts; 2:30 and 8:15 p. m.
The playing of this great band is bewitching all Omaha.
Grandest Exposition 61 a Century
Thousands of exhibits. Stupendous staging,
Hundreds of features. Gorgeous environment! .
See Mammoth Machinery in Motion.
Special Program for Today
Society and Army Night. Y. M. C. A. Athletic Night.
Department Store and Telephone Employes Night Noon Day Club "Night.
Glee Club Songs of Oregon and "My Oregon" by Twin City quartet at 3:30 P. M.
Address by Mayor
Address by D. C. Freeman, State Commissioner of Oregon.
Address by Jl C. Ilolbrook, Commissioner of "Willamette Val
ley, Oregon.
Traction Ploughing Contests, 2:30.
Two Selections "Crucifix" and Schubert's "Serenade," by Mons. and Madam Pegue, Metropolitan Singers 8:30 P. M.
EVEBY CHILD CAN LEARN AS MUCH GEOGRAPHY AND GEOLOGY. IN ONE
VISIT TO THE LAND SHOW AS CAN BE GAINED THROUGH BOOKS IN A YEAR
The Greatness of this Exposition Will Amaze You
EXTRA STREET CAR ACCOMMODATIONS AMPLE TO TARE CARE OF THE CROWDS
dgy for thg deceased members of the
Woman' Christian association. This
date wgg chosen for g doublg purpos.
It commemorates tha timw when th gg
soclatlon took charge ol th Jsnnl ed
mundson Msmoint bagpltgl gnd lg glso
thg gnnlver'sory of f gy of Mr. Ed
mundson' , degth. On this gnnlvsrswr,
gt thg request of Mr. Edmundson. a vgse
of flowers will bo placed in the recep
tion room gnd perheps in every room in
the hospital.
r.conroMY i wealth.
Bar tho Best.
Th Radiant Home hg no equgl; ask
your neighbor. Thr grg gevergl thou
sand In Council Bluffg. As gn lllustrg
tlon of guperlority in etovg construction,
th Radiant Homo hg never ba
equaled. In smoothness of castings, per
fection in fitting and mounting, quality
of nickel, they hav no rival. They or
faultless In construction. Beautiful In
design and ornamentation. Perfect In
operation. Powerful beater and econom
ical In fuel. It hgg pocket Joint, pro
venting cement irom falling out and
making an gbsolutely airtight joint,
wblch will not open. Thg open top mag.
aslne. In combination with g gas flue not
found In gny other bg burner, gnd gn
gutomgtio magaslng cover, prevents all
explosion or escsp of gas. It carries
th heat ground th outside of thg bot
tom, thug Increasing thg radiation. It
take the cold air from thg floor, or. It
preferred, from th outside, through th
center of tb bottom gnd upwgrd between
th draft flues, in this way coming In
contget with thg hottest pgrt of thg
stove. It 1 acknowledged to be thg
finest finished gnd most eeonomiegl bard
coal stove ever made, giving th largest
amount of boat for th quantity of fuel
consumed. Sold gt Psteeen V tcho
nlng Co.
Plant Mow.
Tulips, hyacinths, crocus, narcissus,
peonies, sacred lilies, winter onton sets
gnd lawn grasa Tounkerman Seed Co.
BAM BNTDER LOANS MONET on
household goods, horses, cattle gad gll
chattel securltleg gt g big discount of tho
usual rale. Gftlce over tut West Broad-
(EON
the magnificent showing of products from the splendid coast
Oregon Apples, other fruits nnd Oregon Souvenirs will be distributed free.
Ferallo's Famouis
James Dahlman, 3:30.
PIOUS ANTIDOTE FOR DIVORCE
Bar Btato Preacher Thinks that
Teaching; Lot Will Core
tho EtII.
Teaching love In thg school gnd In thg
church so thgt thg pupil will be trained
gloog such lines thgt on can make
sclentlflo selection of g spouse gnd never
seek divorce Is g solution of ths mar
rlgge gnd divorce problem put forth by
the Rev. Oeorg L. Psrker of this city.
"People of today do not know how to
lv," says Mr. Parker. "From th gg
of seven ths child loves. But, not being
trained, ha loves crudsly. The time to
ohoose g spouse cornea. Thgt lg gn Im
portant scientific tssk. If th child
grown up Is taught how to select th
mat the selection will b go good that
nothing In th world could break th
bond.
"A man who truly loved a woman
nevr was divorced. Ifore gnd more
people rush Into matrimony without
knowing whether they lov each other
or not
"Th trouble with gll thg publlo dis
cussion of divorc Is, first, thgt marriage
I neglected as g thing to be talked of
and studied until th tragedy of divorc
gppegrs. To discuss m arris g on Its
beautiful and affirmative side Is Ilk In
vestigating th breaking of th dam gt
Austin, Pg , Instead of examining it last
week, or all months ggo. Nothing cgn
restors th wrockgg dug to th neglected
question of marriage entirely gepgrgtg
from divorc.
"Thg church Is by it own profession
based on love the lov of Ood and th
love of mankind, divine lov gnd human
love. In other words, th church 1 the
school of lov, though some publlo discus
sions si most make It appear to bg g
"school for gogadgl.'
"If thg church Is thg gchool of lor,
one connection follows the business of
th school is to teaeb gnd therefore the
business of thg church is to teach peopl
bow to lov.
"Divorce Is th expression of g wrong
choice. Ilgppy marriage Is th expres
sion that tb choice wgg right, or hg
been mad right by learning to lovg gg
life goes on.
"To love to lovg will mgke us exer
cise th heart. Just ga to lov to play
TATE
dlvoroe grg light. They grg tragedies
thst must bg gooepted becguse thg vir
ginal leeson of lov wag never learned.
But most dlvoreea grg wrong, becaus w
ligvg wilfully closed our eye to th dear
Christian message of lov.
"After marriog th lesson must go
on. A furnace needs cool If th fir is
to bum. Marriage needs to go on loving-,
learning love more and more, if it I
to be prevented from ending In divorce.
Th church' altar merely marks this
step from thg primary grads Into th
university. Sacrifice, klndnn. patlenoe
these grg gll parts of th sams thing
gnd these glone, under th sway of th
master love, can prevent failure and even
divorce. Those are gll pgrt of lov, but
w seem to havs forgotten them when
gpplted to marriage.
"Her ar th prvngtlvee of divorce
learn to love, learn to lov love, learn
the selective character of lovg, learn to
express love's broad ocean on th solid
land of on harbor gnd fortress. Thst
harbor and fortress la marriage." New
York Herald. .
PATRIOT PIPES THE HOT AIR
What Roosevelt Discover After
Hearing Michigan's Pros
rt.
During th first year of his presiaency,
Theodore Roosevelt gav g reception In
th east room of th White house to th
member of g Michigan delegation hav
ing In charge the arraniremente for th
celebration of th fiftieth anniversary of
tb birth of the republican party. Tha
president wgs gsked to go to Jackson,
Mich., to hav g part In th birthday
proceedings.
Holding membership In th visiting
delsgallon ss a cltlsen from th town
of belle vue. He wg th most enthusi
astic member of th visiting party. A
brother Michigan man was making g
speech, snd while paualng for breath in
th middle of it th Bellevue cltlsen In
quired gt top vole: "What's th matter
with Roosevelt!" Whereat the delegation
uproariously responded in due order:
"He's gll right."
Ti e Interrupted speaker was forgotten
and the cititen from IleMevue made g
speech for his section of the stale, and
a right good speech it was. In it he
Impressed the president with th faet
rv.ii
tmivmm
DAY
Banc.
Y. M. C. A. Athletic Program with sixteen leading athletes
participating, 8:30.
Special Reception of 30 Omaha Debutantes at Society Boies,
8:15.
Hawaiian Singers, 1:30 to 5:30; 7:30 to 9:00; 9:00 to 10:00, and
10:00 to 11:00 P.M.
plain peoplg, whose hearts went out to
him. Mr. Roosevelt wa told that he
must not think that hi support came
from officeholders gnd politicians, but
from us, th peopl, to whom politic,
and especially offices, ore naught" Thrn
with thg other th Bellevue olttten
walked by tha president to shake his
hand, gnd as he passed his ooat lapel In
advertently was turned bgck gnd Mr.
Roosevelt looked wpon g huge badge of
blue embroidered in Utters of gold with
these word:
PRESIDENT
OF THE
POSTMASTERS' ASSOCIATION
OF THE
STATS OF MICHIGAN.
Chicago Post.
LOW TEMPERATURES WILL
PREVAIL DURING THIS WEEK
WASHINGTON, Oct. M Low temper
ature will prevail thi week, gccordlnc
to g bulletin issued by thg weather bu
reau tonight
Ther are no present Indications of a
disturbance In the Gulf of Mexico or th
West Indies, says the statement.
In the United State th temperature
will gverag low for thg season over
practically all districts from tb Rocky
mountain to th Atiantlo coast gnd
thers w'U be frosts Monday In th in
terior of the gulf states grid In the Ohio
valley, gnd by Tuesday or Wednesday
in th middle Atiantlo gnd glevgted re
gions in th south Atiantlo statgg.
Th precipitation will b th normal
generglly. There will be rain or snow
Monday in the region of th Great Lakes.
Th next general disturbance to cross
thg country will appear In the northwest
Tuesday or Wednesday, advance east
ward over tha middle west Wednesday
night or Thursday gnd th eastern states
gbout Friday. This will bg preceded by
rUIng tempersturea, attended by local
gross of precipitation gnd will be fol
lowed by g change to considerably colder
west her.
DEATH RECORD.
John Dobson.
PENISON. Ig., Oct. t3.-(Speclal )-Th
oldest goltler of Crawford county, John
Dobson, died gt hig home in Delolt Bun
day morning. His residence In the county
MU
state.
j
of Delolt later sprang up. Hg wgg prom
inent in the church of Latter Day
Paints. Hg wgg graong thg number who
separated from tho companionship of
Brlgham Toung at Council Bluffs, re
maining In Iowa while th mas of thg
rellgiou enthuslssts wsnt on to Utah,
founding thg settlement there gnd intro
ducing polygamy. Mr. Dobson was looked
upon g thg patriarch of tb church in
Crawford county gnd ther will be g
great gathering gt thg funeral Monday
gt thg Delolt Saints' church.
The highest jxlnt of wo mm 0 hap
piness is reached only through moth
erhood, in the clasping of her child
within her arms. Yet the mother-to-be
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comfort it affords before, and the help
ful restoration to health and strength'
it brings about after baby comes.
Mother's Friend
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