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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: DECEMBER 3. 1911. BKOBBBBtBtKttB S3E3B9S Council Bluffs South Omaha Stockmen at State Farm I One of the Opening Day "Crushes" at the Sale of the Bankrupt Stock of the ACCUSE PETERSON BROTHERS Charged with Starting Rough Home in the Berbilii Candy Store. AHDROS PLTPOS BADLY ETJTOED Culp-Langvorthy Clothes bhop T Crippled Invalid Baslelne a Bmken Jaw and la Kicked In '. tw Face aa II Lira oa the 5 K ii: . V 1 tj a n T-H Floor t r ; ' a Carl and William' Peterson, brother, one employed by the electrio light com pany, and the other a telephone lineman, were placed under arrest yesterday aft eroon, charged with assault with Intent to do great bodily Injury. They were held under 2X bonds for hearing In police court Monday morning. Tha charges against the Petersons grew cut of trouble that occurred at the candy tore. HO Broadway, conducted by John Blrbllls and hi brothers. Greeks. One of the Petersons entered the store Tuesday evening ana asked permits. on to use the telephone. During the course of the con versation he paid to the person at the Other end of the line: rra here at the Dago candy kitchen. Thla Is said to have been repeated In loud tones while the place was filled with customers. One of the employe of the tore standing behind the soda fountain remonstrated and a quarrel ensued, fol lowed by Peterson's ejectment from the place, during which he nas struck several times In the fate. It la alleged that later Peterson returned with his brother and entering the store attacked the first man encountered. This happened to be Androa Pelpos. an Invalid, badly crippled with rheumatism, and who Is ald to have taken no part In 'the previous trouble, He fell to the floor at the first onslaught and his fellow Greeks say was kicked In the face as he lay on the floor .His Jaw was broken and he received such Injuries x that he has since been confined in Mercy hospital. Bond was furnished by both of the accust-d men. Ihey say a knife was drawn on them, but tbia Is denied by the man's friends. Mrs. Bennett Dead After Long Illness Mrs. Charlotte M. Bennett, widow of John tci.net. died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Louis Zurmuehlen, Oil : Willow avenue, at U:K o'clock yesterday afternoon ot a complication of diseases from which she had suffered for sev;ra years. She was iJ ytars old and had sicnt nearly fifty years of her life In Council Bluffs. Mrs. Bennett was born at Goshen, O. 'When she was a young girl she came west with her parents. They settled at Beotonsport, in the eastern part of lowa. It was therei that Mr. Bennett became - acquainted with her end married her, coming directly to Council Bluffs. Mrs. benneit la survived by her two . daughters, Mrs. Zurmuehlen and Mrs. ; Fred JD. EmpWie of thla city; two sisters, 1 Mrs. A. B. Brown, residing here, and Mrs. William Uotitrts of Parragut, la., and one brother. Giluert Demming of Chicago. She was a member of St. Paul's Episcopal church,, Rev. T. J. Mackay of AU Saints' 5; Churdv.Qmaha,..wiil conduct the funeral erv.cea, which will be held from tue borne at 2 So o'clock Sunday afternoon. - Burial will be Id Falrvtew cemetery. Ileal Estate Traatsfrrs. Real estate transfers as reported to Th Bee December 1 b the Pouawattamie County Abstract oompany of . Council Bluffs: L Sheet and wife to O. I Morris, BoS acres w't se' 31-76-41. w. d I5.S00 Charles K Bradley and -Wife to L. Sheets, tame, w. u 2,50u Peter Jensen to Mathilda Hansen, lota 22 and 18 and n2 feet lot 17, block 4, Howaro m add., w. d 1,600 G. If. Corey to Park Williams, lot 8. Benjamin-Kehr West End sub dlv., w. d C. C. Mclntoeh to Ellra Bunnell, lots 1. 2 and 3 and eluO feet of tot 4. 6 and 6, block 88, original plat. w; d 800 Total, five transfers. S3.U26 WANTED TWO BOYS TO CARRT BEE ROUTES. APPLT IS SCOTT ST N. T. Plumbing Co. Tel. 250. Nlgnt IM704. Persistent Advertising m th Road to Big Returns. v FAT REDUCTION is no sin Th purpose of Beauty Is to refine the native uncouthness of human nature. We all bow to its power. It is the only autocracy that has no nlhllltt shadow. Alasl this means the fat woman must M-rve Instead of rule, for beauty in woman la a composite of both line and feature. Thousands of fat women are beautiful of face. But they lag behind in -the race for preference beta una a too pon derous outline dashes the favor their face ha gained thjin. Now. pretty fat women can reduce that fat (not the good pure-lined flesh) In a very simple way. No exercise no dieting is neceaaary. Let them take one Marmola I'reriptlon Tablet after each meal and at bedtime tor a month. The fat will simply fade. No wrinkles or pouches of akin will form, but the loan will be uniform. The fat will go as stealthily aa it came; fade away. Tile health will Improve, the eye grow more Wtlllant, the wit aprlghtller. Marmola Tablets are a boon and harmless tbeln made from the famous fashionable pre acrlptlon, H os. Marmola, H PI- Ex. ('ascara Aromatic, 3'- os. 1'eppernuiit 1 1' . .... 1 o r.1 . llbaw . ohfeur. a l.r . .. case of the druggist or the Marmola Co., bi3 Parmer Ultlu . Detroit, Mich., coattiit: only 7S cents. Adv. .una at 'r-firft" Important Change in Time VIA ILUH0IS CEUTRAL . EFFECTlrB Sl'NDAY, DECEMUEH T 11 1 II D. i. 1 IlUnola Central Chleifo Train No. Two, wblch now leave Omaba Union Station at 6:00 P. M., will leava at 6:6u P. M. . Train No. Four, which now leave at 7:00 A. M.. will leave at 7:10 A. M. For further Information in quire at ILLINOIS CENTRAL tlTT TICKET OFFICE, 409 Bo. 10th St., Cltj NaUonal Bank Building. THE OMAIIA BEE Less than a penny and cleaner than any. fPJtZZE STOCK CETTIVZ ZftnTT 1 ft r9 f ... " .' 'V- ' v , When th. Q reprentatlv f the f South Omaha live stock InHrnW tad their guests left at ( o'clock In the morn ing, a week ago, on a special Ualn for Lincoln, to see the Corch-isker-Wolverine foot ball game, they began a day of strenuous pleasure and excitement. The University of Nebiaskas experi mental farm was visited and Inspected and the fine prise stock, later sent to Ci.Icago to be exhibited at tlu Interna tional Live 8tock show, was made the subject of speeches, explanation and c:, rt opinion, lu this part of the pro gram of the day the Bouth Omaha men pioved themselves experts, for their wide rai.ee of Informution on live stock gave them some advantage over the specialised pi'Ose-ora at the school. JJe'in E. A. Burnett and Prof. H. R. Smith led the discussion for the teacher at the farm, and C. F. Stryker held the flour most of the time for the South Omaha men. although dnsens of the st ckmen added to the fund of In; onus tl( n on Shurthorne, Angus, Il.rcfoi-Os an Galloways. After every part of the experimental farm had been visited, firm the cholera serum building, In course of constructljn, to the newly completed and moH up-to-the minute cattle barn In the middle west, the profs and students led the vlsUors to the home economics depart ment, where 300 good-looking girls are learning the art of housekeeping. A delegation of sir is from the clans of Minor Mention The Council Muff 4 Office of The Omaha liee la at 10 . Scott Street. Telephone 43. Davis, drugs.' Leffert', opticians. H. Borwlck for wall paper. Corrigans, undertakers. Phone 11 Genuine Vlctrbla, 115. A. Hospe Co. For authority on watches e Leffert. FAv-T BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET. Woodrtng- Undertaking Co. TeL 869. Lewi Cutler, funeral director. Phone 17. Elver Victor record in tock A. Hospe Co. Neill Bender china sale Monday De cember 4. It Park Ave. i-xDrms and baggage delivery, room B 6U Bell, lnd. 2ul. F. Tulk. Time now to order your new book for the new year. Morehouse Co. Eves tested and Classes fitted. Lefferts. registered opticians, vl Bioadway. Mlna Arkwrleht china Bale. 604 Mynster St., Saturday, December t and 9. tU'AKirii-TUfn nuva "lO CARRY BEE ROUTES. APPLY 15 SCOTT ST. . Ynu can Br anvthinc in th line Of silverware for the Thanksgiving table at LUert . bui Broadway, Perfection Oil Heaters, B.oO ana a; no smoke, no smell and always reau r U. Le Vol ltd. Co., 604 tsrvaaway. , ' Contractor Paguin has completed Any Ing the piling for th retaining wall to be built by the Bono along Indian creek. If you want i.uOW CUaSS call Bell phone m, Bluff City Ola and Mirror works, Ibii west Brownw. a specialty or ULAXirtu at ww pni.. SA- SNYDER LOANS MONEY ot km.hnl,! vnmlii hm-uA rattle and all chattel securities at a big discount of the usual rate. Oince over SJU west www way. What la more appropriate, tasting, edu cating and entertaining than a Victor or a piauo in the homeT largest variety, a Hospe Co., 4v7 weet uroaoway, ounun Hlnl fa Dr. M. G. Cutler, who I comfortably located at Campbell, Neb., spent Thauks Kiviusr with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Cutler. His rapidly growing practice re quired him to curtail his home visit and hurry back to the Nebraska town today. Joseph T. Miller, an Inmate of th Iowa Poldieis' Home at Marahalltown, yester day filed his bond aa ekecuior of the ..in. r.t kla brother. Ueorse F. Miller. former overseer of the poor, who died beveral week ago at th Battle Creek sanitarium at Hot bprtngs, o. u. Ida Angelina Anderson, the t-year-old itiinhi,r of Mr. aud Mrs. W. S. Ander son, died yesterday at their home. 141U Kluhtli avenue, after a brief Illness from pneumonia. Th body will be taken to Oak township. Mills county, for burial in the West Liberty cemetery. Maude Lsaaue IJccett yesterday filed her petition In a divorce suit against bee husband, vance u. ijiggeii. mey wi nmrrlcd at Omaha on August 9. a. She ilIU.um cruel and Inhuman treatment and aaks only for divorce and such other re- .ief as the court may oe aoie mi give nw. irar4 J. Hvan. wbo has been one of the responsible employes at the McAtee grocery fi-r the last twenty years, wlU lin marrlvd this morning to Miss Anna K O'Hara. a well-known and pouui viini tvomun of this city. They lia dmnuuu tlialr uians to any but tiialr cloaewt friends, but following the weddmg tII take a short bridal trip. Trie weo-rtin- ccmnunv will be per formed by Ilev, r'aiher McManue of St. Francis' churcii. The second annual grade school cross country run, under the auspices of the Young Men Christian association. wa run off on Thanksgiving morning anu mi won fur the eacoud time in sucaee. ton by the Avenue H tenm. The wlnnere Ultiu.n UnlllDS. firt-t: Mam Nogg uuind: Paul Laurie, third; Edward I urla. fourth: lwla larson Of Waah- li.moii Avenue school, fifth. The "'' m.-m rlnu and Inteiestlna. only a few fee of space being between the boy In the position named., Th pollc ere holding Charles Stubbs for InvesllgaUon runoernlng hi onnec .um sriih car robberies. The Incident which la now be ng Inquired Into relatx to the robbery of a merchandise car at NVbranka t'lty laat spring, during th i.i.ir.u f which Charlee Smith, ale t,t this attv. foolishly droipd a nniU-i of ivcaiptad bill on th ar iloor. whete n,.,-.,;,.. 1 ' I . ' - " V K-nw.V-rffV.v.. .x . -Tw7.. t V V wfj. ti - ' 't! ,V fi 1U -.V. S-'A.. Y 4k , I I'M met the stockmen at the hip anil modern "cook shack" and pinned on etu-h a great chrymnthemum aiid a eremer. POIioA.ng thin little formality the ime; del c ouu luncheon was ser ved by the girls, having been prepared by tiiem. The day cloted with a shout at the toot ball ttame, all the South Omaha men ag eelng enthusiastically that the' Corn huskeis out-played the Wolverines at every stage of the rma. This was the annual vlnit of the Bouth Omaha men to the state farm, and a return call will be paid by the students and they are looking with eagerness to that time, "for these South Omaha men 'they were, found by railroad delc'cUves. nuilin wa couvictea last win mu sem to prison tor a year. The poile suy, there is rent., in to suspect that Stubbs wo also Implicated. ..... Mrs. Dorcas Parker died yesterday at the resldeuce of her sun. Mil. on Parker, tnree miles east of MoCleiland. Although nIic watt !& yeara oid, ueatu was due to an acute attack of the grip of two weeks' urat.on. Mrs Parker had reslued in ihia vicinity lor many years and ralavd a lam.ly of sons and daughters, who are ,1 uitf reeponniuie poaitiona in uie. out son, Theron Parker, was lor many years the leauing tlonst and greenhouse owner of On. alia. He Is now located In North Carolina at the head of a large and suc cessful buMlnees. 'Iwo other sons, Milton and Walter, reside near McCleilano and aie owners of large farm. Two daUtfh- ti. Mrs. Ida Hcadie and Mrs. Anna Davis, reside In Haidln township. Cold weather and thickness of frost has compelled Contractor Wlckham to sus pend tor the season his work of laying sewer on the laat contract awarded him by the city council, when his bid wa nearly one-third lens than the next low- esL. Beiore suvpenalun of work the sewer on Canning street was nearly flnlsiied. Mr. Wlcktiant riled tne low dio aoieiy rr tut purpose of giving hi men employment, not expecting to make anything moie than the cost of material and payroll, but when he found that digging through lroien earth entailed an expense of lv cent a foot more than th contract price, suspension was enforced. If uy any lapeni ndly kl chance December should again prove to be aa Dleasant as May th ditcn diggers will again be set to work. A bench warrant was Issued and served yesterday for the arrest of A. C. Kl.s worth, jointly indicted tor auegea errors In snipping onion set stored In the KohtlnentuI Kompound building shortly before It was destroyed by fire. Th indictment were returned on November T. Alderman Ellsworth wa Immediately notified and filed the required bond. His brother was away looking alter Dusinesx Interest connected with the firm and was told to return home when he got ready. Ha came baok for ThanksKlvlng and notified the sheriff of his presence and later went to the office of Clerk Harry M. Brown and filed th required bond of 1.M. Friends of both men ex press no doubt of their entire exonera tion when the matter 1 investigated In the district court. Th olty council at th adjourned meet ing yesterday decided to do nothing more than asses tn curbing and paving on East Pteroe street. Mi. -erson avenue and Sixteenth avenue and the big batch of sewers, sidewalk and curbing com' pleted by Contraotor Wlckham In vartoua parts of th olty. The work was of suf ficient magmtuu to occupy about an oi th afternoon. The original Intention wa to take ud and pass the ordinance fixing saloon license at t2,0u0 a year, but since ha Diipsaae of the resolution requiring all applicant for license under the new twenty-nine Umlt lo file their petitions on or before Deoember 11, It waa con sidered that sufficient official notice had beeo given and the actual enactment of the ordinance could lay over until Mon day niiiht. Th aldermen went over a large part of th territory to be traversed by using IB street cars ana reanaeu afresh that Council Bluffs la coming lo hav an extenaive ear system. lav. Hnrr DeLon. who ha be visiting his sister lo Illinois, will return horn today la time to help fix up the Thanksgiving dinner to be given this aftarnoon to the children of the Indus trial school at DeLong Mission No. f at tn( Avenue F. Mr. DeLong bad a very pleasant visit with hi sister, who Is th only other living member of the family. Me nan arranges tor ui oi tue oeiana of th feast to the little onee before he left several day ago, leaving part of the work to be cared for by his eon llenrv DeLong. Ir. Preparations are well completed tor a substantial dinner, but anvthlna- additional to Increase the load of cheer on the table or further bilght-n the day for the children win ne thank fully received. The dinner Is mad poni hie only through the klndnea of th friends of the earnest worker and his self-eacrlflclne: family. Any one wis hi 115 to further help may rail telephone 4... and their gift will be sought In time for use. Much nf the stuff contributed In the left over viands from many bounteous ThanksKlvlng dinners that wert spread n comfortable home on Thursday. The ionatlona from the DUbllo school. e-'P rinliv the Waahlnaton avenue building were very generous, th children espe cially designating the'r wish to hav their gtfls aent te th mission. fee Tea Make a taveet sweat aaa Have tt Bee a red by Flret Meet seee. Ail fund of this association are lent in Improved property la Pottawattamie - , m V"ii j, i . - . i ... ..V . Miik , COUCUXXJ B J i.-rvi'-ii '. t always do thing up brown," said one. It is a custom established tor so vet a yf-ar that vtsIM between th st'irkmen and tho students b exchanged. "We are both In the Haiue wurH," eald a siock- man, "fcod although we may have wha; In termed the 'mi st pra'Uvnl sltie' of 1U them Muclrnt are renlly doing a (eai work for the state and are he. ping, more than any other body of men In the state today, to solve th bread problem. They are led by th best teacher In tlie land at it know exactly what they aie doing W get some pointers from them and In return give them Information they could not otherwise secure." county. Your saving placed her help some one in getting . a home You may start a rund at any time. The Council Bluff Mutual Building and Loan Assn.. W'm. J.. Level i tt. Secy. ,lffl Pearl St. Cash Rolling in to Settle Paving Tax The estimate of City Auditor McAneney that 76 par cent of th cost of th Broad way paving would be paid tn cash, pre venting th tssuanc of a corresponding amount of certificate at the higher price fixed In the pav'.ng contract, ha been more than realised. At noon yesterday more than S per cent of the total of vtio.OOO had been paid. Wednesday the caah payments exceeded $10,000, and at the rat th money waa pouring In yes terday It looked a If fully W per cent of the total would be paid before th close of the day. Yesterday waa the last day for caah payment, and the rush to save the I per cent possible for th first year and th per cent for th succeeding six year was great. Nearly all of those who hav signed the mail number of waiver own property they expect to sell soon and are contet to let the prospective purchasers pay the paving tax. Many of theee are also non resident. Marion Lewis Loses Portion of His Foot Marion Lewis, the 15-year-old son of Ernest Lewi, fireman at Herman tiros.' greenhouse, sustained tha loss of a large part of hi right foot In a gun accident Thanksgiving. With another boy of hi own age he wa rabbit hunting In th Ellsworth pasture. Whit talking to hi companion he rested th mutate of his gun on th top of his foot. Th gun wa discharged and the charge of shot tore through th foot destroying all of th outer portion. With th aaslatanc of hi young friend Marlon hobbled to th nearest point whore assistance could b had and war quickly taken to hi home, where Dr. Homback wa summoned, who ordered th boy taken at once to Mercy hospital. Thar I a promise of saving three of th boy Ue. Auditor Matthews Completes Tax List Th tag sheet, shewing th abstract of taaes for all purpose In Pottawattamie eotonty waa completed by County Auditor John M. Matthew yesterday. The total consolidated taxes In the county, outside of Council Bluffs I PVl. 10J tt. baaed on a total valuation of 11. tt.39. Th total consolidated city taxes amount to lin.Us.U, computed on a total assessed valuation of f4 KK,M9. Th abstract will show a little disap pointment for the Board of Education whose estimates called for $100,000 to main tain the city school for th year. The gross total collectible In th district is w.4uVrr, which must also provide for the schools In Kan township outald th city Th failure to meet th expected figure was due to th elimination ef th water work tag, which reduced th genera school tas of th city about fdOO. Thi total levy for th school In th entire county approximates .11, 17 M. rvtsnetl Staff Prndae Market. The following quotations, showing prior paid to producer, ar corrected dally by William lilggeson, city welghmaster, for publication In Th Bee: Corn. U2c per bu. Wheat, He per bu. 7 t H w 1 "t .: v 'r t ' .. w "f V. ... .TV': i ft . '., i - . 7 t ui malting Kooila and hats will be pta. e 1 on "ie at a dat to be announced later; the ertlie iloMiInx mtocK must b gotten out of the. May liml Note Location: the Culp-Langworthy 'Bankrupt Clothing Stock ia on Sale at S. E. Corner 16th and Harney Sta. City National 8 i J Bank Bid?., Oat. 44H7o per bu. Hay, loose. lU.Uht ;.:oo per ton., Alfalfa, loose, l0ud 14.0 per ton. Marrlaa-e Llceoees. Marriage licenses were Issued yesterday to the following personal Name and Residence. Age. V. L Hickaon, Council Bluff 81 l ydla baker, Chandler, Old tl Myron K. Bowles, Council llluff 29 .Mlo L. Boyer, Council Bluffs XI Old-Time Friends Before the Insanity Commission at Logan LOGAN, la., Dm. I (Bpeolal.)-Aa a result of Information being filed m th offlo of th district court of Har rison county by & IL Barrett of Dun- lap Saturday, November IS, Tom Taylor, an old-time friend ot Barrett, was brought before th commissioner of In sanity on the date on which th warrant was issued. Mr. Taylor secured a post ponement of th case until Wednesday that he might procure counsel. C. w. Kellogg of Miasourl Valley appeared for Mr. Taylor and H. H. Roadlfer of Logan and M. B. Bally of Dunlap appeared fot the plaintiff. Borne thirty witnesses wer subpoenaed and they wer about equal In number on each aide. Among the wit nesses wer two bankers, Mr. Kellogg ap pearing for th plaintiff and Mr. Jordon .or th defense. n Th plaintiff. Mr. Barrett, testified that Mr. Taylor had attempted to kill him soma year ago and he heard of threats alleged to hav been mad by Mr. Tay- .or of a violent nature and that ha re garded Mr. Taylor as mentally affected and too dangerous a man to be at Urge, About fifteen witnesses of Dunlap tes tified along similar lines as to th de fendant. On th other ld an equal number of witnesses testified that Mr. Taylor was rational and that h was not a dangerous man and they seemed of the opinion that he bad a good a right to hi freedom as any other man. The cas I unusual In that th princi pal are old-time resident of Dunlap and for perhaps a Quarter of a century wer warm personal friend, leaders In democratic county organisation. Influen tial and conspicuous In many a bard fought battle In convention and at the'' polls. Mr. Barrett 1 a wealthy merchant and has a large following, and It I al leged that a number of them wer loo nealous In repeating rumor. Tom Tay lor 1 a man with many friend and 1 neither wanting In eourag or ability. It Is alleged that th information was drawn up a week before Mr. Taylor reached home; also that the Information wa elgned before a notary with whom Mr. Taylor had long been on other than friendly terms because of bitter political fight. After thirty r more witnesses were on the stand for and against th defendant, th case was adjourned until next Satur day when additional testimony will be Introduced. I neon vent lonall ties. "You'd better go to om other store: I don't rare to sell goods to a customer penurious as you are." "Vc. l.lltrkins, thla I Toder, and I n-'t want to be bothered with telephone when I'm eating my dinner. Uoud- bye." W1 nen you wear your amri mre-w weeks. Mr. fclookmger, you oughtn't tu kick because you hav lo pay a little more for having them washed than other people do." "Come to stav all evening, hav you. old chap? Well helgh-ho! let's go to the club, or a lecture, or aome plac where we can enjoy ourselves." Oh, yee, Dinguss; I can lend you a rive J'"' aa well aa not. but I not going to WHy weather, isn't ItT" Chicago T.-. ... I t Above 1 pictured the ever preacnt "Crutih," at the Bale of The Cnlp-I-ongworthy Bankrupt Clothea Bhop gtock at 16th and Harney Sta. Bnturday. Crowd of determined Clothea Buyers woul l betdrge the doom, which were opened only at stated Intervals, oa other crowds were being emptied from the store. This kept.i'p with the regularity or clock-work throughout the day end evening. The first day's disposal of the CuipLangworthy Bankrupt Stock thug went on record as the HEAVIEST single day's clothes gelling In the history of Omaha, irrespective of the site of store Similar scone may be looked for, for some time, for the Culp-Laugworthy stock was a huge one aa well as one of extreme I Igh grade. On readily account for urh crowd", however, when on takes Into consideration the unpiere.lented clothing vuluea ofreted during the ale. Ciilp-lJtngworthy" awellent latest 120 ults and overcoats fyr men were anlling at $0.8 thetr t'ii garment wer flt.S and so on until tlwir very l.luhcst (ft-aiie up t $i.1 suits and overcoats wer selling at git AS. Attend .Mot duv'a selling ami nee what you limy eeour in tit way of an extremely l.lart, oruHA va. I l,.tuni.lv 1 1 1 . il , r n I 1 1 - e1 Hllll nr OVri'Oat. on Ground Moor; ' imiei)m'w taw iw c . ji., ajirigriTT THROUGH SERVICE AT ONGE Hawley System Flam to Bon from OskaJoosa to Dcs Koines. - JTJ5GE . BAHSIE2 CANDIDATE Independence Man Will Seek te Be Nominated for 8 a pre me Jade Ins a ranee Company Applies for Admission. (From a Staff Correspondent.) DE8 MOINES, Deo. 2. (Special. ) The Minneapolis A BL Louis railroad ha Just effected a contract with the Hock Island under which it will be able to run trains over that part of the Keokuk division be tween gkaloosa and Des Moines. It I slated that a freight service la to be started over thla line by the Minneapolis & til. Ixitils and the Iowa central, the first of the year, so that through freight business can be done as between these two parts of tho Hawley system without waiting for the building of the connection which the Minneapolis V BL Louis plans fur next year. t'Miidldutra fur Supreme Jade. Judge C. HI. llanaler of Independence, it I announced, will be a candidate for supreme Judge next year. There ar two members of the court whose term expire with next year Hherwln and MoLaln. It I not as yet known whether either one will be a candidate for renomlnatlon. Several other candidate ar to b In th field. Insurance fotapaay Applies. The state Insurance department 1 puxxled over th attitude of the National Mutual Insurance company of Chicago, a fraternal ltf company which is de Scribed as "th official Methodist com pany." The official of th company de sire te be admitted to do business In th state, ,but without full oomplianc with Carey Act Land Opening The Union Pacific ltailroad announces the opening of 14,000 acres of public land under provisions of the Carey Act by the State Land Board of Idaho, At Jerome, Idaho, Monday, December 11,1911 All persons 21 years of age or over, except married wo men, are entitled to enter for 1G0 acres, although they may ' have previously used their homestead or othet land tights. Bo on hand for the opening at Jerome on above date. For information relativo to fares, routes, reservations, etc., call on or nddresa . ' it t VI Watch Papars. ' A3 iWiriaMifi,a8a!riPRfiif VHtBBSSttSBBmBr th preliminaries and making the sam showing ae other oompaaiaa. Thi I on th theory that aa tt la a mutual com posed of persona belonging to on church It should not be required to da go, cbool Tear Irregalar. Th district court today g anted an In junction against th oounty treasurer and Other officials to restrain them from col lecting school house tax levied last summer to the, amount of $101,000.' It was hown that th proper legal formalities had not been Observed by th Board of Buinrlsor In making th levy of taxes. A plea waa mad that it would Involve th making over again of th entire tax book of th county, also that while con fessedly not aU of th legal formalities had been compiled with It had been don In accoid with universal custom. Th suit wa brought by th Greater Des Molne commute In order to prevent th collection of so much money for school pui pese. In th city council today th question of the right of ach head of a depart ment to discharge person at will, and especially the right of Superintendent Roe to discharge men In th streets depart ment, wa taken up and referred to th legal department of th city. Th re sult la that the entire matter of re organization of aom of th departments will be delayed for a time. I. T. Jones, a local politician, who had accepted the position ef secretary te Commissioner Roe resigned th plac today. Th governor today Issued warrant- of extradition for Edward M. Ely. under ar rest in Clinton and wanted tn Indiana for wife desertion. , Th Western gilo company of this city today gave notlc of Increase of capital stock to SIM. 000; alio th Norwegian Mutual Protective association of Win neshiek oounty extended Its existence for twenty years. L. BEINDORTF, 0. P. & T. A., 1324 Farnam St., Omaha, Neb. . Phones: Doug. 1828; lnd. A-3231; t