Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, February 18, 1912, Page 3, Image 3
A THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: FEBRUARY 18, 1912. 3 Nebraska j!j Nebraska v Nebraska TELEGRAPH LINE UNCOVERED Box Butte Assessor's Query Leads to Small Discovery. ALD&ICH SOON TO GO WIST Gsveraar aad Slate Eaalaeer Will Leave Today for VUlt Over K braaka'a Irritated District load lv ret-. (From a staff Correspondent.) UNCOLN. Feb. 17. (SpeciaU-A dis covery made by the assessor at Alliance promises to uncover aorae properly lhat baa escaped taxation In the past. The Burlington road la the only on in the atate which has reported telegraph Jlne as belongong to the company, and the assessors on the strength of this have gone on the assumption that all the telegraph lines on that system belonged to the company. The Alliance assessor heard that some of the lines there be longed to the Western L'nlon and wrote to Henry Seymour, secretary of the board of atsesmeat. Mr. Seymour called on the physical valuation department of the railway com mission and learned that a major por tion of the telegraph lines Into Alliance belonged to the Western Union. He took a memorandum of the figures and sent them to the assessor and will go 'throng h the report to ascertain if the same condi tion obtain on other portion of the Burlington. If it does the property will be reported to the local assessors. A id rick to Co West. Governor Aldrtch and Stat Engineer Price will (tart tomorow for a tour of the Irrigated section of the slate to be gone until the latter portion of next week. Sunday afternoon the governor will speak In Fremont and Monday will Inspect the new irrigation project Hear ing completion at KlmbalL He will be in Sidney Monday night and Tuesday will be at Bridgeport, where he will go over the lrigution work In that vicinity. In the afternoon he wiu inspect the works near Scuttsbluff. Wednesday he will be at Crawford and Wednesday evening at Chadron. Coming home by way of the Northwestern he will atop at Long Fin and Wlsner. The hearing on the physical valuation of the Union Facltto Is set for Wednes day, February 2L Rlelaa City Active. The Rising City Commercial club writes Labor Commissioner Guy that six or eight married men can find employment at lhat plac and that eployment can also be found for their wives If they ana Ire to do such work as sewing and waahlna. The town la putting In an electric light plant and also extending th water works system. The Railway commission ha Instructed th attorney general to commence roan damu proceeding against th Holbrook telephone company to compel a return of th physical valuation of it property. The company ha so far refused to com ply with th request of th commission, asserting It is a nontneorpo rated mutual concern and la not compelled to submit th report. Th attorney general has appointed Judge Good of Lincoln to prosecute th case. Cemle One to Kearney. Land Commissioner Cowles baa f on to Kearney to look after th commencement of the work on th new building for the tuberculosis hospital. Th stake will be set so th contractor can go to work. While there It la anticipated he will do something- In the matter of th trouble between th head nurse and Mr. Jeff, alia Minerva, on of th team of horses who objected so strenuously to th our taking a rid on her back. " Mr. Jeff will b told in Mr. Cowles' bland, but Impressive manner, that auch unseemly conduct must not be repeated and that If Mrs. Jeff wants three square meals per day she must perform without com plaining th dutie assigned her. Stat Treasurer George baa purchased for th school fund 3.400 worth of the bond of the city of Tecumseh. The bonds draw I per cent interest. Nebraska Statistics. A London, England, statistician has written Stat Treasurar Qeorg for sow fact concerning th financial operations of the state. It is evident from the circu lar which he (end he I obtaining th same Information from each state In th union. Th figures for th year, com mencing December 10, 1M0, and ending November 30, 1811, show then was on hand at th beginning of th period SS01.230.3t and at the close of th period S4X9.5o0.10. Then was collected In that time S3.SS,;.U. At the tint named dale there was In th permanent school fund Investment 18.863,00.02 and at th last named date these investment amounted to S9 080,353. SS. toad Pay Flllas Fees. William Coad baa paid th flung fee on hi protest against th Ross claim for water rights In th Elkhora and Platte river near Fremont and th hearing probably will be set for some tint th latter part of next week. C. P. Roes, the claimant under one of the filings. Is In th city today and aay he la ready to make answer and proceed with th hearing at any time. Engineer Price leaves tomorrow with (Counts Bros, of New Tork. but Mr. Cuad allege th Roes O'.lng has lapsed ocean, of failure to do the necessary amount of work under it to keep It alive. Ilrmvr Make Object ioa. Mary E. Hymer objects to th continu ance of th hearing of the motion to con firm the settlement of the Red Lodge townslt lillgvLon. asserting th continu ance is sought to enable Wlllalm B. Hy mer to obtain possession of th proceeds of th settlement. She also charge that hi attorney uld not act in good faith in obtaining the continuance. Mrs. Hymer denies the al-egatlon that ah was coerced into making the teulenunt and that slie Is amply able to attend to her own btisl- V) wm-, n Commit- aaleid. Maude Noble committed suicide this forenoon by taking a do of carbolic add and chloroform. Th act followed a quarrel with William Towle. Sh took th poison while in th office of Dr. Went. Little building, when sh had gone to see a friend, Mia Pearl Scott, and talk over her trouble. Sh tele phoned to Towle, who cam to th office. where the quarrel was renewed, and Miss Noble rushed Into an adjoining room and swallowed th poison. A physician was summoned, but arrived too late. Jary Fails Ce Agree. The Jury In th ess of Ellen Hellman against Harm L. Tjaden In th federal court failed to agree. Th suit was on a not which th defendant gav to hi brother, who In his llfatlm was th hus band of th plaintiff. She has sine re married. The defense was that It was never Intended by his brother that the not wa to be paid, but that during his lifetime the defendant should pay th in terest and at the brother's death the debt should b cancelled. Th testimony wa so conflicting th Jury could not agree- Eatrrtalaaseat tor Csaat. Elaborate plans have been formulated for th entertainment of Count Luetxow of Bohemia, who lecture at th convoca tion of th university March 1. He will be th guest of Chancellor Avery during hi visit to th city. He will visit W. J. Bryan during th day and la the vnlng a banquet will be tendered him at the Llndell hotel. lavltatlaas DecllBeo. Governor Aid rich has received two in vitation to address friend of former President Roosevelt. On Is th (tat meeting of Oklahoma Roosevelt men and th other la to speak In behalf of the former president la Colorado. He has been compelled to decline both Invitations on account of previous engagement. A requisition has been Issued for the return from Iowa of Charles V. Pratt, wanted In Buffalo county on th charge of wit desertion. He I under arrest at North Libert. Ia. Nw Depaty Marshal. Governor Aldrtch today appointed Fred Kelso of Grand Island deputy fin mar shal, yc William Thompson of th same place, resigned. Three Dundy county men, Glenn J. Mo Kee, William Put man and Ueweilen Put nam have been arrested by United States officers on th charge of land frauds. Bond was fixed at 11.000 and was speedily furnished and th men were released. pending their trial which will be held at McCook. They an charged with perjury In connection with a land contest. Lincoln's Thirsty People Compared With Church Goers (From a Staff Correspondent.) LINCOLN, Neb., Feb, 17. (Special. ) Student from Wesley an and Corner uni versities with a fsw from th stats uni versity today started- to tak a census of th people who entered th saloon of Lincoln. Th mov is said to be a parrot a plan to compare church with satooa attendance, the number attending the various churches Sunday having been taken. Th aetata at th student caused coa slderaM axdtsnwnt and Chief of Polio Hunger was appealed to, Re arrested two of th students. Earl BhoemaJter and Elmer Colby, and th others wan warned to cess their activities and did so under protest. It-Is understood no attempt was mad to ascertain the name of parties entering saloon but solely to asoartala how many thirsty ones then wen In th city. Th charge against them wa obstructing traffic They wen taken to th city Jail whan they wen released subject to call, but really. It I said, be cause th city attorney Informed th chief they hsd violated no law. According to th return th Sunday at tendance at the churches was 1.379 and th saloon rlaiton op to th time th count was stopped at noon numbered Off, Bull Drives Express . Messenger from Car BLAIR. Neb.. Feb. 17. SpectaL- Plenty excitement and a little fun was caused at th depot Friday morning when east bound train Na 24 of th North western pulled Into the station. The . the governor for a trip through th irrt- fores car, which should have been In gated section of th state and will not return until the latter part of th week, but on bis return will be ready to take the matter up. The conflict comes over the fact then Is not water enough in the stream to supply both of th projects. Th Roes filing antedates that mad by Mr. Coad. which is said to be backed by the HCME FAT REDUCER Works Rapilly red Bafaly me. aire Ma Exercising sad Allows Tea Eat What Toa T.Ik Tat Tats Oat For the bene.lt of thoa who wish to reduce their fie&h quickly and safely, we will give th recipe and direction In full for a simple household remedy that can be obtained at trifling cost from any good drug tor: hi ounce Marmola, ounce Fluid Extract Caacan Aromatic and 3's ounces Peppermint Water. All three arc cheap and a no eume. but yon snvulu take care that you get Marmola and not a substitute. When you get horn mix the three together by shaking Uirm together In a large botile and take one teaspoon! ul attar each meal and at b-ritlm. Follow the direction and you will ha. the best fat reducer that mon can buy- It will tak off tie f eeh at lr - rate of St least tw po .nl- a weex without disarranging the loa ch or causing wrinkle, wh.l- tatst of a:t ao exercising or dlrtlrs :t rs qvlrvit t Be? -t nut. Tul -r.-. re sults IR' it -T:e --;e V-! esy. "i-n! a: a u v.. . "J a - e a y Lie--! wtaavsor j xae. 1 charge of Messenger F. W. Clark, was occupied by and under ful control of a lone-pound thoroughbred Holstetn bull that had been consigned from St. Paul. Neb., to' Nels J as person, a farmer near Blair. Between Arlington and Kennard the animal forced Its way out of the cnte and took full possession of the car. with Messenger Clark fleeing Into a rear car. At Keeinard he telephoned the Blair agent to be ready to receive th new ex press messenger to proper style with hammer, nails and other repairs. When near Blair th animal went back Into the crate, and some skids were thrown In behind him and held by Mr. Clark until he reached th station. The car was run down to th Mock yards, when th bull was unloaded, escaping later, but wa captured about a mil south of town. Messenger Clark say It wa aa ex perience tnat he does not can to repeat, a he barely got through the door m Urn to Mip th onslaught of th animal. Elvin Talley of Crete is Acquitted of Assault Charge WILBER, Neb,. Feb. 17. tSpeclal.)-The grand Jury, which was the first called in Saline county for twenty-four year, closed its labors this week, i It reported four true bills One charge Arthur Reims with gambling at Crete; one charges th same offense against EMn Talley. They pleaded guilty and wen lined tM each. Elvla Talley was also Indicted on the charge of assault upon India Smith. This Is part of th affair that caused so much excitement in Crete last December. After a trial lasting two days the Jury returned a verdict of not guilty. The other true bill was against Arch D. Lawner, charging him with wife deser tion. HI trial is now In progress. Judge Hurd sustained a motloa tor a new trial lr th Gerlach will case. I BACHELOR JUDGE OFFICIATES AT A TRIPLE WEDDING NEBRASKA CITT. Neb.. Feb. 17. (Spe cial. Thursday evening Frank True, St, and Mis Rosa True, 33. of Syracuse, Otto Koch, a and Miss MyrU Mortlmora, U. of Russell precinct and Marlon Engl. H, and Mis Bessie May Weston, 17, of Thur- man, la., cam to th city and wan all married by Judge A. A. Blschof. th first bachelor Judge that Oto county has rr had. LUANCE OFFICER MAKES ARREST IN WILLIAMS CASE GRAND ISLAND, Neb.. Feb. 17,-The local authorities received a telegram late today from the sheriff of Box Butte county at Alliance, as follows: "Think I've got your man. Com quick." 8heriff Slavers or one of th other local officer left tor Alliance tonight. Neither de scription of th man suspected of the G oldie William murder or th circum stance of hi apprehension wa received. I A Heard Here Thief rTV.tr. BROKEN BOW. Neb., Feb. 17.-Spe- dal.r-John A. Martin, aa alleged horse- thief tram Cherry county, was located by Sheriff Wilson today at Callaway, and at th Instance of that officer was arrested by th marshal of the town. Martin was a trusted employ of J. B. Watts, whoa farm 1 located near the line in Cherry county, and on Monday last, while th family was absent, dis appeared with a valuable horse and sad dle. He also took 300 pennies from a child' bank and paid hi way with these along th route It was largely by means of th pennies he was traced. Marshal Stlgrr telephoned the sheriff that Martin confessed to him he stole the horse. The animal waa recovered. Brskea Bow win trass St. Paal. BROKEN BOW. Neb.. Feb, I7.-8pe- clal The basket ball team of the Broken Bow High school played th St Paul team In this city last night Th scon was 37 to O In favor of Broken Bow. It waa a fast, clean gam throughout. Th home team has just returned from an Bo-mil trip la western Nebraska. NEBRASKA CITY MAY NOT HAVE A BASE BALL TEAM NEBRASKA CITT. Neb.. Fb. 17. Spe cial. E, K. Bradley and Jama A. RJoh srdaon, two of th three men selected a dlrectora at a mass meeting or tn nas ball fan of th city, hav refused to sign and th has balllsta are at a low to get aom on to aero and start th h.11 en miima. It took as If Nebraska City may not have a bass bail team dur ing th coming season. NEWS NOTES OF DESHLER Mark Stock Shi sped ts mark Klawa Telepheae Line Cos aeeted with Deahler. DESHLER, Neb.. Feb. 17.-( Special. V- Fiv can of bog wan shipped from this mint Tuesday. During January twenty -on can of stock wen shipped from Deshler. Charles Jf raft, formerly of Deshlr, now residing at Wyerts, Neb., waa mar ried at that plac Thursday to Ml Cathrlna Hendricks Henry Ohlrlch, living near here, was married In R us It In Thursday to Mia Mary, daughter of John Hoft and wife. Herman Sporlng, a prosperous farmer living northeast of Deahler, returned from Lebanon, Pa., this week, where he wss married to Mrs. Jennl Illmmel bargar. Rev. R. D. Nance of Atchlaon, Kan.. Is conducting a aerie of meeting In th Presbyterian church. Th entire Kiowa branch of th Dana' port Telephone company was transferred to th Deshler Telephone company this week. This give th Deshler company MS stockholders. Th annual assessment this year waa only S3.S0. The company la out of debt and has money In th bank. The morticag record for Thayer county for th month of January Is as follow: Farm mortgage filed, 14; amount, S3V ffil.W; released, IS; amount, STJ.70S. city mortgage tiled, ; amount, SM60; re leased, 37.380. Chattel mortgages filed. Ml; amount 33. Us. 71; released. Tf; amount, IM.Sm.7. ReisoDi.lt Plea For the Stonic- If Tour Stomach la Isacklac t Digestive Power, YVTiv Mot Help the Stomach Do Its Work? ""tee Tar rexiif fr ihmh, OSCEOLA. Nab, Feb. 17.- Special - A letter was received hen this week from Superintendent Ware, addressed to th president of th Osceola Commercial club, promising to Install the motor car service long contemplated netweea Osce ola, Central City. David CI y and Lincoln. Th ear Is expected to leav Lincoln In j th morning and return from Central my ia the afternoon or evenlnc. arriv ing la th f-;tal city la Urns for ev ro se enter'.a'mnentp and meetings of vari ces kinds of oste Imrertsno. ntoperm tendent vrre has premised to met all the r;iem rr?l m it It is found to pay tt Sam IT be nsa-ntMBew sersssneatly. specially Waea It Cost Vothiaa; Try Not with drugs, but with a rein forcement of digestive agents, such a an naturally at work In th stomach? Scientific analysis shows that diges tion require pepeln. nitrogenous fer ments, and the secretion of hydrochlo ric sold. When your food falls to di gest It Is proof positive that some of the agents are lacking In your di gestive apparatus, Stuart' Dyspepsia Tablet contain nothing but the natural elements necessary to digestion and when placed at work In th weak stomach and small Intestines, supply what these or gan need. They Mlmulat th gastric glands and gradually bring th diges tive organ back to their normal con dition. Stuart' Dyspepsia Tablet ban been subjected to critical chemical tests at horn and abroad and an found to eon tain nothing but natural digestive. Chemical Laboratory. Telegraphic address, "Dlfflndo," London. Telephone No. 110C Central. SO Cullum St, Fenchurcb St, E. C. London, ft a Aug., Ira. I have analysed must carefully a box of Stuart' Dyspepsia Tablet (which I bought myself at a city chemist loop for th purpose), manufactured by the F. A. Stuart Co., M Clerkenwell Road, Lon-. don, E. C and have to report that I can not find any trace of vegetable or min eral poisons. Knowing th Ingredient of the tablet. I am of opinion that they are admirably adapted for th purpose .or which they an Intended. (Signed) John R. Brooke. F. L C, F. C. & There I no secret In the preparation of Stuart Dyspepsia Tablets Their composition la commonly known amonw physicians as I shown by th recom mendations of SXwo licensed pnyateiaat ,n the United Bute and Canada. They an the moat popu at of all remedies tot a-JsesUon. dypeiia. water braah. In somnia, lose of appetite, melancholia, i-onstlpstlon. dysentery and kindred dis ease or g aiintt from Improper diasolu-.K-n snn assimilation of foods, haceua- they are iboruigoiy reliable and harm to man or child. Stuart's L scepsis Tablet an at once a aa.' and a powei ful remedy, one gra a of th act. re principle ia thee tab:, being strong enough (by testi to digeai -', grains of steak, egg ad othe -oda. S-.uar 's Dyrpep Tibtei w.l d'gest your food for yoa wasn your tocrscb can c Asa yo'-r tru-.-t-t tor a fifty cent hsx. or sewc1 to cs dlret .lor s free trial aa I'm irk-.g- Ivl v-,j w I rnrire,; at the r-ault. '-. .-Inert is, lav dtuar. hteg., Marat a,i. ati-.a. PRUYN CASE READY 1 TO GO TO THE JURY FREMONT. Neb.. Feb. 17. With counsel starting upon their final arguments this morning It waa expected that the jury which has been hearing the trial of Al Pruyn for the murder of Michael Oorey, will take charge of the case this after noon. The defense late last night closed Its attempt to establish that the ahootlnx of Oorey In hia own saloon by Pruyn on Christmas dsy waa dons In self defense. The prisoner testified that he did not fire until Oorey wa within six feet of him with a gun pointed at his head. laatltate Wsrkrn at Geneva. GENEVA. Neb.. Feb. 17.-Speclal.)-Ths first day of th farmers' Institute at Geneva brought only a fa.r attendance. There wen no exhibits yesterday, but a colt show will be held today. Subjects d.scussed yesterday wen Farm Buildings, Good Rosds, Dairying and Poultry To day, Alfalfa, Wheat Domestic Science and general subject wen discussed. The peftkers on this lln re Mrs Barlow of Illinois, F. W. Johnson of Harvard, F. W. Chase, Pawnee City; and E. R. Hornby. Lincoln. Tries speakera wen la Superior, Davenport Shlckley, Gsneva and Exeter thla week. will be assisted In th worm next week by Rev. F O. Wtnlw, pastor of th Methodist Episcopal church of Davenport Street Car tlae Wasted. HASTINGS. Feb. 17.-Speclal.)-Th Chamber of Commerce has taken th Ini tiative In a move for the building of a municipal street railway system In this city. Th plan Is to operate such a sys tem In connection with the municipal electric light plant It I estimated that ten miles of street car track ran be built and a sufficient number of cars prorldad for 3100,00. if there Is nothing m the charter to prevent men aa enter prise th council will be asked to call a pedal election to provide tor aa lesu of bonds. Teachers Ite-Bmplerea. REPUBLICAN CITT. Neb-. Feb. ff. (Speclsl.) At a meeting of th school board last evening th present corps of teachers wen employed to serve In their present ca pad lies for next year. Th work in every department ha been vary satisfactory th last year. Key to the Sltuayoa-Sw Advertising. Revival at Edgar. EDGAR, Neb., Feb. 17.-8perlal.) Rev. O. T. Moor, pastor of th Methodist Episcopal church here, ha been holding prayer services from house to hous each evening for two week past preparatory to revival meetings that will begin Sun day and continue each evening a long a th interest will warrant Rv. Moor owels are Basis of Child's Health Th careful mother, who watches rioselv the physical pecullariilea of her children, will soon discover that th n ost Importsm thing In connection with a child's constant good health is to keep the bowels regularly open. Sluggish bowels will be followed by lou of appe tite, restlessness during sleep. Irrita bility and a dosea and on atmllar evi dences of physical disorder. At th first sign of such disorder gtv the child a teaapooiitul of Dr. Caldwell's Svrup Pepsin at night on retiring and repeat the dose the following night It necessary mon than that will scarcely be needed. Tou will find that the child will lecover Its accustomed nood spirit at onoe end will cat and sleep normally. This remedy Is a vast Improvement over nits, cathartics, lavatlr water and similar thing, which are altoa ether too powerful for child. The home of Mrs. J. L. Strong. M No. Logan St. Clarlnda. Iowa, and Mrs. Eeet Fry, 1015 W. 3d St., Ottumwa. Iowa, are alwaya supplied with Dr. Caldweil Syrup Pep sin, and with them, as with thousands of other, then I no substlttit for this grand laxative. It I really more than a laxative, for It oontalne auperlor tonlo properties which help to ton ana strengthen th stomach. Hver and bowels so that after a brief use of It all laxa tives can be dispensed with and nature will do Its own work. Anyone wishing to make a trial of this remedy before buying It In th regular way of a druggist st fiftv cents or on dollar a large bottle (family stse) can have a samp! bottle cent to the homo fret of charge by simply sd dressing Dr. W. B. Caldwell. Washington St . Montirslle, III. Yew nam and address, en a postal card will do. 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