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GLOOM IN LA FOLLETTE CAMP
Fruk Section of Insurgent
Branch Em Fit of Bines.
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fFVom a Staff Correspondent-)
LINCOLN. Feb. .-Sp.ial. The
manner In which prominent supporters
of La Follett are Jumping from the Wls
sonstn bandwagon Into that of Colonel
Boosavelt la causing considerable worry
around tha La Kollette headquarters
while around tha governor's offlcevfhcre
Is an air of "I told you so." Incidentally
na of them remarked that If they think
thsy cava John O. Telser squelched they
want to watch what happens In case tha
nooserelt plans should develop Into a
full blown flower.
Really, tba Interesting political gossip,
however, concerns the democ ratio meet
ing at Columbus yesterday. Tha manner
In which Chris. Oruenther got back at
M. F. Harrington Is causing a broad
smile on several democratic faces and
they are not all faces belonging to liar
mon supporters either, for there are many
who have a memory of grilling at the
hands of tha Holt county statesman.
Karljr la tha game tha Wilson-Clark com
bination was not showing much signs of
activity, for they believed the Harmon
move was only sporadic and would not
grow to any proportions, but develop
ments have opened their eyes. Indica
tions are that from now on there will
be a battle royal In the democratic party,
with no ona able accurately to forecast
the outcome. It la also becoming ap
parent that the contest is not going to
be any better natured then the one which
rent the party two years ago. with the
sores of that conflict playing an Import
ant part.
Haraaaa Eaters RIas.
Clarence B. Harman of Holdrege has
ssnt In a democratic petition and accept
ance of the same asking to have his
fiame placed on tha primary ballot as
i-andldate for railroad commissioner.
Harman received tha nomination the last
time, but was defeated at the election by
T. L. Hall. Incidentally he is ona of
those who has a sore spot where Mike
Harrington lambasted him during1 the
previous primary campaign.
Hooker Coasts- Clerk Aasieea.
Tha clerk of the court In Hooker county
has written to the secretary of state ask
ing whether It will be necessary to name
new judges and clerks of election to serve
at the. April primary. He has been In
formed the attorney general has ruled
that new appointments are reJred.
While tha law says these officers shall
serve for ona year. It means tor the po
litical year and that though those named
In Ml have not held office for a calendar
year they served during the elections of
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Trying Timei for
i s j- ; yTomen's Beauty
"Psjlstsims" la Woman's Journal.)
February and March . are trying
months. "Wind and weather play havoc
with complexion. Tha truest aid to
beauty thas days Is mads by dissolving
an original package of mayatone In half
a pint of witch basel. Rub over face,
neck and arm In the morning, and your
skin will bo smooth, soft and satin-like
all day. Use this regularly and en
larged pores, stray hairs, blotches and
blemishes will be bsnlshed never to re
turn. "Chaps, cold sores, pimples, ecsema
and skin afflicltion disappear if you rub
Mother's Halve Into affected surfaces
before retiring. It quickly heals sores,
cuts, burn, scalds etc, it I antiseptic
s well as .healing and lessens dsngrr of
blood polaonlag. -
''Don't risk catching cold washing
your head. Anyhow, soap and aster
dull and deaden hair. Use a dry sham
poo, made by mixing a cupful of rorn
meal and an original package of therox.
gift a teaspoonful over the head and
brush out thoroughly. This treatment
gives new life and make the hair grow
jlong and abundant. Your hair becomes
i bright, wavy and beautifully lustrous."
AdT.
j cr and are now out uf uiiwv.
i itvse namtt lor the April primary, how
ever, will serve during all tha elections
in WI
To . Uriels let Larklasj.
While there nave been a large number
of filiiiKa by candidates' lor places on to
primary ballot there are suit two parties
which fcavo no representation up to the
pieeai the socialist and the prvnlbttUMi.
These prubably will be filed OA the last
div allowable if the usual custom la f ol
iod. Front the best information ob
laluuble now the primary ballot, at least
the tkkete of the democrello and repub
Ikan parties, will be in the neighborhood
o( mx leet in length and the man who
wades through all that to vote Is entitled
to ail the g.ory or cih there may be In It.
v Tout to Hv Bowetrhed).
Parties who pretend to have It straight
from headqusrters tonight gave It out
that within a week or ten uays at the
must I', . i'ool would announce his
withdrawal from the race for the demo
cratic nomination for governor. Some
time ago the tame announcement was
made and denied, but It is said to be a go
this time. The nnal touchea to the affair
were made. It Is led. at the Harmon
meeting at Fremont.
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JEFFERSON COUNTY FARMER
CITED FOR CONTtMPT
FAIRBl Rr. Xeb., Feb. .-Special.r-Just
because he tried to block a public
highway six mllea west of Falrbury after
an injunction had been Issued restraining
him from doing this. Flits Humfelt. a
prominent Jefferson county farmer, will
Have a chance to appear in district court
at Falrbury March i and show causa why
he -should not be fined for contempt of
court. County Attorney Frank L. Rain,
who secured this Injunction against the
defendant in the for part of December,
has returned from a trip to Beatrice,
where he secured an order from Judge
L. M. 1-etnberton of district court citing
Humfelt' to appear In court. Thia con
troversy arose over a road between Hum
felt and Henry Arend's farms, Humf.t
tried to block this road by building a
fence across It, and County Attorney
Rain gut an Injunction agsinsl him.
Afterward Humfelt employed a surveyor
and after he had received the findings
decided to block the road In the face of
the Injunction. District court will meet
In Falrbury March 6 and the case will
be brought up at that time..
GAGE COUNTY NEWS NOTES
Ire ISoea Oct of Blae River and
leases Damage at Several
Petals.
BEATRICE. Neb., Feb. 30.-t8neclal.)-The
Ice in the Blue river began to go out
yesterday and caused a big rise In the
stream where the Ice, gorgea formed. At
llolmesvllle the electric power plant was
forced to close down and below Marys
vllle several bad washouts occurred on
the Union Pacific road, cutting off traffic
between Beatrice and Manhattan, Kan.
Frank W. Collett and Miss Nellie New
ton, two young people of this city, were
married at Oswego, Kan., last wsek. They
arrived In this city last evening to make
their home. Mr. Collett Is local agent for
the Adam Express company..
Mrs. John Uureaeh dled at her home
.W J'IMir after a bfiet illness, eh is sur
vived by her husband and four children.
The case against Clarence Cain, charged
with robbing Klein's stors here last De
cember, was begun In the district court
yesterday. Cain was arrested In Lincoln
and some of the stolen Property was
found In hi possession. "Deacon" Bur
roughs, his psl, wss also arrested at the
same lime. He will be tried after the
Cain rase Is disposed of.
Treat CossiMOlea Will Merge.
NEW TORK, Feb. M.-Negottatlons
have been concluded, it was learned to
day, whereby the Manhattan Trust com
pany will shortly lie merged Into the
Bankers' Trust company.
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The two former will keep you busy for
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the latter will cost you 76 cents at the
druggist's. The tablets will not make
any alteration in your diet necessary,
and yet In all probability, before you have
used up one esse, you will be losing from
II to 11 ounces of fat a day. Which
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If you fancy tni iileasun me"vl of
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VALUATION HEARING TODAY
Union Pacific and State Departmen
Differ Orer TigTim.
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LINCOLN, Neb., Feb. 8 (Special Tele
gram.! The hearing on the physical val
uation ot the I'nion Pacific Railway com
pany's property will begin tomorrow be
fore the State Railway commission. Kd
son Rich, attorney for the company and
Engineer Ilurd for the atate were In con
sultation this afternoon, arranging the
method of procedure so there will be no
delay when the hearing I called. There
la a material difference between the re
turns of the company and the estimate
of tha value of the property made by the
tat. The company return It property
as worth SlU.iKMtt and the stale ex
pert fix the reproduction valuation
placed on the property for taxation pur
poses, which also Includes the franchise
value and stocks and bonds owned aa
rs.sl7.50x These latter Items are not In
cluded In the physical valuation returned
by either the company or the state en
gineers. The state engineer office has aet
March s aa the date on which Roaa must
file an answer to th protest of William
Coad against the water right claim ot
the former near Fremont. After the
answer Is filed the engineer wl 1 set a
data for a hearing.
John Curry's dream has gone into ob
livion. Speaking exactly, the portion of
the famous Lincoln statue model, which
was cupled from a famous bust of the
martyr president, baa been relegated to
the basement of th capltol and the re
mained of the figure which aas moulded
by Currre ha been broken up and throw n
into tha scrap heap.
Douglas county settled It balance with
th ststs treasurer today, remitting
SlS.uoa In December County Treasurer
I re aent in l&0n. the money remitted
today being simply the balance of the
January settlement. aUrden county sent
In 6.W0. being the amount due In the
January settlement, leaving Custer, Clay,
Scott Bluff and Sarpy counties to re
mit. All except Custer have cleared
through tha auditor's office and th other
counties sre expected to oomeforwaru
most any day.
Adjutant General Phelps went to Omaha
today to look after the organisation of
th new mllltla coimiany authorised In
that city. Th new company, In fact. Is
Imply a transfer from th engineer corps
to th Infantry.
Tha pure food department's test of seed
corn submitted to It demonstrates that
tha furor started about seed for thl year
la fully justified. Out ot mora than ),'
ears tested, coming from various parties
and various section of the state, not one
sample show higher than 4 per cent of
germinating power. Out ot one lot of
twenty-six ears of fine appearing corn
sent In from College View not a single
strong, healthy sprout was obtained and
It la utterly worthless for seed purposes.
Nat all th corn tested Is of th 1st)
growth, some being 1H and a few sample
being IMS.
The test made In the rag baby show
considerable higher per cent of germina
tion from th same samples, but even
this teat doe not develop good seed. The
department expects to hav another
variety of seed tester ready for work to
morrow and result In thl will be com
pared with the one now In use. Th new
one use no artificial heat In the ma
chine, the aeed (Imply being placer In
moist sand and th whole kept In a
moderately warm room.
H. It. Baldrlg of Omaha and F. L.
litbbs, representing th National Refining
company, have made an appointment to
meet the attorney general tomorrow and
discus with him th Interpretation or the
law regarding admission of low grade coal
oil for power purposes.
The federal bureau ot corporations has
written to Henry Keymour, secretary of
the Board of Equalisation, asking for In
formation regarding th amount of taxes
collected la the state from corporation.
So far as stale taxes are concerned, Mr.
Seymour can answer the query, but when
It comes to tailing tha gross amount paid
to all tha taxing bodies there era a fig
ures available and to ootnpU them would
entail a barge amount of correspondence
and researtih.
Dr. WInnett was holding th fort alone
today in th offlo ot th Stata Railway
communion, th other two members
being In Omaha conducting a hearing on
a complaint against the Union Block
Yards company.
Tha ownership of the money in the
handa of Auditor Barton collected from
former offlclala of tha Union Fire Insur
ance company la In a fair way to be
settled. Th Woodman company,, out of
th treasury ot which th funds were
taken, filed a petition In th district
court asking that the (Jt.0 be adjudged
tha property of the company. The Union
Fire Itwuraac company answered, ad
mitting th allegations of the Woodmen
(Wtltloa. Auditor Barton submitted a
statement to the court tha be held he
fund aa mates snd that he was ready
at any time to turn tha money over to
any party th court decreed was en
titled to It It had been supposed the
Union Fire would put In a claim for
the cash, but It seems from the pleadlncs
the whole matter ha practically been
ettled out of court.
Th German Alliance has taken action
on tha question of teaching German In
the grade schools of Lincoln. Th Board
of Education baa told the mrmbera that
owing to financial condition It waa In
advisable to Institute such a course at
present and the alliance Is inclined to
accept this aa true, but passed a resolu
tion asking the board to make arrange
ments for such Instruction with the open
ing ot school next fall.
ICE JAM IN NEMAHA DOES
DAMAGE AT TECUMSEH
TECfMSBH, Seb.. Feb. (Special -The
see went out of the Nemaha river
yesterday, and. forming a huge dam west
of town, caused th Nemaha river to
leave its banks and flood many acres of
lowlands. Floating ice knocked th
pedestal down which held the large fly
wheel at th plant of the Tecumseh Mill
ing company and the pedestal and wheel
were swept down stream. The private
bridge of Dillon A Buerstetta was
wrecked by the lee and some danuure Is
reported to county bridge and culvert.
The key to success la business is th
Judicious and serstatsol us at as wipe per
advrustrig
ALLIANCE BASKET BALL
TEAM WINS HONORS
ALLIANCE. Neb.. Feb. -tSpecial.)-In
a hotly contested game at Scott's
Bluff last night the Alliance High school
basket ball team defeated the high school
team of that place by a score of 27 to 2&.
This was the last game of the series for
the championship of Western Nebraska
High School Basket Ball association and
this victory gives to Alliance the undis
puted championship, as the local team
has not suffered defeat In the series.
Prof. E. L . Meyer hss coached th team.
NEWS N0TES0F WEST POINT
Body af ( fcarlee Braaer, Kea of a
t'asalwat rleaee-r, Barted
at West I'aiat.
WEST POINT. Neb.. Feb. 3.-Special.)
The body of Charles Bruner. who died
In Omaha Thursday, waa brought to
West Point Sunday and Interred in the
family lot In Mount Hope cemetery. The
deceased was the son of John Bruner. a
former pioneer of West Point, and was
born in this city. He wss 44 years of
age and had been ill for vears. Mr.
Bruner leaves a widow and child In
Omaha, His family were the original
settlers and mlll-ow ners at West Point,
arriving here In th late os.
Charles Uerken snd Miss Margaret
Strattman were united in marriage at
St. Mary's church. Dean lUirsmg cele
brating the nuptial mass. The newly
married couple are the children of the
oldest settlers of St. Charles township.
The county board haa let the contract
for tha Cuming county bridge worf lor
the coming year to the standard Bridge
company of Omaha. At the same meet
ing Dr. It. N. Wells waa appointed
county phyaiclan.
Th ceremony which united Clements
Buse and Miss Maria Stalp was per
formed by Very Rev. Joseph Bussing,
pastor at St. Mary s church. The bridal
pair were attended by Bernard 81 sip and
Miss Nrlcina KaUltii.
The blue rock shoot of th West Point
flun club took place on Sunday after
noon. There were two event of twenty
five birds each, contested for. The score
wss as follows: First event, W. Kerl,
S; K. Thompson, SI; K. Kerl, 3; M. Kerl,
I. Second event, K. Kerl and J. Jensen,
a esrh; W. Kerl and J. Moist, each a,
followed hy J. tiplllner w ith IS.
Frank OJda, Henry lrkman and R. II.
Kerkow have embarked in the automo
bile business and will erect a garage on
Main street. They will handle the Bulck
The first spring suits are
shown in windows 5, 6,
7, 8. They're True Blue Serges
True Blue Serges are heavier and
firmer woven than common serges.
The fahrie holds its color and the
tailored garment holds its shape
no matter what grade you buy. The
new Spring models are all that
could he desired from a fashion
standpoint. We want you to see
them better still try on n few.
They will surprise and delight you.
$10 to $40
Omaha Only Modern Clothing Store.
car. This will make three large gar
ages in West Point.
Marriage licenses have been granted
during the last seven Uays to the follow
ing aspirants for matrimony: Peter
Topp and Mis Mela Helneniann, Frank
C. Nellor and Mis Haiti Frahni, Wil
liam Malink and Miss Barbara Raasch,
William llavnkatnp and ss Anna
Kchleclit, John F. Helneniann and Miss
Caroline KJnemanii. Jacob Blrky, Jr., and
Miss Kinnia Nllscha, Clements Buse and
Miss Mary Sialp, ISustave Zohrl and Miss
Anna Predoehl and to William Fucut
mann and Mlaa Marl Benner.
Rev. Thoniaa Evans, th newly ap
pointed pastor of th Congregational
church at West Point, preached hi Ini
tial sermon here on Sunday.
The marriase of Wlllinm llasenkamp
ami Miss Anna Schlerht occurred at St.
John tier man Lutheran church, on
Thursdsy, Rev. S, Meeske, pastor, per
forming the nuptial rites. The attend
ants were Herman llasenkamp, Carl
Schlerht and t!ie Misses Minnie Kind and
Anna ltrockmsn.
William Raabe and Mis Antonio Pull
ner. well known young people of Rock
Creek. . were united In marriage at the
tlerman lAttheran church In that pre
cinct by Rer. 8. Meeske, pastor.
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President Yuan
May Goto Nanking
LONDON. Feb. 9k!-Tuan Shi Kal may
lie Induced to yield to th command of
th Nanking revolutionists that he pro
reed to that city, according to a Tlrn
Tsln dl. patch received here today. Yuen.
It seems, hss proposed that a conference
be held-In Tlrn Tsln to strange th pre
liminaries for the futur government of
China and If these negotiation ax satis
factory h ssys he Is willing to proceed
hi Nanking to tak up th work ot th
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