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i THE BEEj OMAHA, BATUKDAi', MAKCH, 23, 1912.- CVancil Bluffs J 4' 1- FEMF2S DENY MAN SHELTER Albert Pttsnoa, Caught In Etonn, . trends Klfht la Open. Rescued ai hohb or hbs. bjlsth eeed Prasea te teat et Waawn ui ftuMt te Move Wllhoil Heli Imrm Alto Severe . Kaposure. . Council Bluffs 4 Compelled to spend th night with bit agon MiMk to snowdrift whoa be had hseema lost, after being repeated 4M abetter at a number o: farm novae. a ert Pstsrson. a Ml twin employed by fiie Council Bluffs attic at the ngr tewing Machine eempany, was saved Yea death br Vn Berth, raaldlng flro StflM Matbmrt of MoOaUand. who hear Ml mist ealla tar help when ah arose ' t I retook Wedaefday morning. At Saws Ptttiaoa aa found thenthed is to, alttUW helpless la his wagon with Is Blading fresee to the Mat ana to hearty train to death that hi moo an at tb opportune moment to aav Ml 111. .Ptursoa Itft Couaofl Slaft !at Tuav Jar atuniooa to ftrivs to Oakland. H sd goes only a tow miles until tb mow and uK tons that rsd all night br eams M savere b eonaluded to abandon ku trip aad aoa ah el tee tor tb aifht at a- friaodly tana doom. At tb first boon 10 rnauett tor hatter tor himself and corst waa ourtly denied. B want ea to th aaat on aad received th uim troat asset Tbla waa continued tor a number t aula with tb ai result. Although a attarad to pay say pries, h bnrd ja rata t b given (bltr from th vto- Kom of th lneraai'n' and dangerous Rons, Owing to tb fTMt auantttles of mow Id tba sublla highways tb road rind around through tb tlld and In trying to follow tb on b wa traveling Petersen got lost, and finally Ma bom Ponaderad 1st a drift. Thy war Marly txhaoatad at tb tlm aad wholly aaabi to pull tb light veblel out C Peterson got; out and triad to tract hit way hack through tba aaow. but tat hawUsg wind aad anow had blddta avsry not. Aftr wandering around la tb arknaat tor som time, Peterson got book to tb wagaa aad allmbed to and ought t arotaot blnaalt at baat b could agalnat tba aeld aad storm. When th long alght war away aad daylight tarn a found b waa not tar tram a house, bat wbaa Im attmptad ta fat ant at tb wngoB hla frooaa germente, welded to tb seat with a thick eoating of lee, rafuaad t yMd and ha found hlianlf prisoner. BaaOataf that hla anly hop at fates y la ealla tar help, b throw an of bit waa tat aatrgy Into hit shoots, . 1 heard asmabooy talHnf amral time before I ipok to my bob about by aid Mrs. Barth rer tb telephone but evening, "and I bad to tell him aharply t ge out aad Ma wbe It waa. II eaw ' th lean aad wagoa ta th field and a ant than, hut h bad ta bav help to get th ansa sut When they got Mia Inu tba house the naa wat a) moat dead." fret arena waa kept at tb Barth bom until afternoon and waa given th kind est ot ear. He rarer Bed ta towa reeter day aft era oca still suffering greatly. Hla toadlooa. aeaeoer. at aat aerlnai aa be atoapad with minor frostbite. Tea borate aero ahnoat aa nearly dead aa ha waa, ttteraaa to maa at amiddla age and baa aaaa aa) at th valued employe et tha eempaar for twenty year. II nmarrlad and ltrea at th Ocdan house. He doaa aat taal vary kindly toward th beartlsss farmert wba would deay any body ar anything ahelter front nob a norm aa that which bo wat compelled to tndara all night. 1 . Uaaora. wlnea aad eordlala. Imported tnd doateatlo. Koeenfekt Family Liquor geeaa, iM B. Mala It. ' Army, of Tennessee ' Officer is Dead Oeneral O. M. Dodga baa received word of th deaui of Major VT. H. Chambar- liln, for many year oomapondlng c retary ot tha Army ot tha Tennoaaaa. and wall known la Council Bluffa. Th aged ctrtl war Teteran idled at hla bom In RoxaaaU, near Cincinnati. Major Chamberlain waa wall known In Council Bluffa. having attended each of th Boatleiit ot th aoclety of which b waa long aa honored si amber and offi cer, that War held In thla city. H wa her at th awetlnf ot tha. loclety laat October, renewing hla trlandahlp with Bluff rtxldent and with veteran of the atvll war In tbia taction of Iowa. Ho waa long engaged in newepaper work, and wa correspondent tor tb Aa- eoclited Praaa In hi bom city at C! tr ain natf for twenty-eight yaart before bit retirement In September, 1909. H had aine made hla 'homo' la Roxaboil. mall towa within a abort dlatano of CinclnnatL Whlla he had retired for tlx year be fore hla visit to Council Bluff last fall. however, he showed none of th charao. terhrtlrs ot aa old man. Ho war bit teventy-asven winter Jauntily, and aside from hi anowwhlt lock looked and teemed aa young and spry aa aiany man ot ML Ho waa first elected to the position aa corresponding secretary of th Society of the Army of tbe Tennessee, In which capacity he ta chiefly known tn Council Bluffa, about twenty years ago. Ha t a regular attendant at th annual meet. inga. Council Bluffs Only complete stock of Improved Via tors and records. A. Hasp Co. Real Batata Traaafar. Real estate Iranafer reported to The Be March 21 by th Pottawattamie County Abstract company of Council Bluffa:. . Harry O. -McOea and wife to Boy M. lUrt. lot I In bkKk t In McUee i aeoiaVn-t Council Bluffa '-w. d.. VD Alfred 8. MrOreary and wife ta a. L. I lar company, lot T in blork n. Bean aubd. la CouneO .Bluffa w. d. ..rr.; .......L 1 I U. I'mUat - and' wife ta Hlerte fvanrHeo. outlot A In blook 1 in ' ... Harrison street addition ta Coun cil Bluffa. w. 4. ;. 790 fcU-rrbajila Kattonal Bank at Omaha T ta Oarar Tounkermaa. lota t and ' he blork 1 In Backelta . addltlea to Council Bhiffa w. d. M T"e Benjamin company to W. g. -' Lngaer, lot T la block M la Evans' ' second bridge addition to Council Bluffs. w. d.r M . rive transfers, totals i 4un Xae-rtaeje Mas aaaa. Marriage hcaatea war issued yesterday te tba toDowiag named persona . Kama and Addreaa. Age. Petar Holbek Paulson. Aadaboa. Ta .. Lena Johnson ulssa. Ueuacll Bluffs.. U Praak M. McMeala. Omaha. n Anna CelilarJjmaha U '. Key ta the auuauoo Be AHvartlalng. Relieves Backache Sktan'g Liniment is great rcav tif foe backache. It peoetrttc anil relieves tbe pain instantly, SLOANS LIOTMENT is also rood for sdatics. " Ifr. WMTCwaa JfoiA, ef WkwHar Oallf. wrrtee:-- I had osy bsek hart ta the Beer war. 1 tried an alees ef dose w"aa saieaii Two weees eao I gre a tattle ef sinus lislieet te try. The tm aaaileauoa eaaeed n i el rebet- ssUlvalaasae. rsketam.aie.ati.aa. Dr.Im&SkM Kerns and Papst Lacli Get Two Years Judae Smith McPherton yesterday de nied the . motion tor a new trial sub mitted and argued by Reed Fllcklngsr and W. B, Oreen, Jr., tb young attor neys wno oeiended William Kern, th eonncted mall pouch thief I After an nounclng hit ruling Judge McPherton sentenced both Kern and Oeorg Papat. tha latter having pleaded guilty to the tome efteaee, to two yean la tba penl- lentiary at Leavenworth. Judge McPheraoa wa guided by both aa aad heart la reaching lb decision to tba'degrw of punishment. Ha tooa ruiiy into ooaaideratlon tha youth ot ue bow iitui thieves, aelthar of whom la year aid. and announced hit purpoee of giving then very possibility allowed by the law to receive a correct ive lesson rather thaa a sever punish ment iar weir crime.' r """w pronouncing their MntenMa euogo Mcpherson took ocoasJon to speak In warmest terms ot tbe Um n.. tar them by thslr iim iw ..,M.r or wnoaans much Mdar thaa tb trine yweasfsra tnemseivea. Th contrast onween in frulta of wrong and right doing appeared to be realised taa deeply Impressed upon the minds ef tba. bay Prtooaers. They were taken to Fort feavsnwortn sut evaaiag. 1...., t'l lawn PJewe Batea. MARAKAL,I,TOWN-Jamea Clark, a one-armed man employed by the Brittaln hln. flny. fell In the packing tT. "'" btiTarm" J'l " L'wr was caught In th hafting and lost hla other arm. -' l?iLC,TT.rToI, Bax " afternoon Pleaded tU Iff tn m rim. I . ... daua-itter, a young girl, and waa sentenced L" l.wn':'lv,.y,r In tn penitentiary oy wuoge nuicninaon. Buse waa arrested last week and although ha could easily have furnished the llu.oou ball required be preferred to etav la laii ti. i. . prominent farmer and It worth liw.Ouo, .t .J .TTh D afolnee conference et tha tnlted Evangelical church comprising a",fUlri!;t' UMaM "d cedar Rapida, will meet at Anita March auiL The preUmlaary eeelon begins Tuesday when the examination of pastor will be held lasting a dsy and a half. Bishop W. H. rouke of Kaiiiamii. rn m Styleplus Kbit's' MAI BALSAH ) It .. est iff MAJB BAL J ,X-m Smrts is Sat I, mis hiv nui ssssajtsaSejasaaaM OI.ENWOOlk-Mra. Harriet Mills died ta Kanaaa City, Mo., March b) and will be Interred at tbe Olenwood cemetery March a The Mill.' were prominent IT IV"" Olenwood from 1K7 to lwt. William Mills waa prominently Identified wlh eerher biatory f Olenwood. and the family la well known In w eaters Mill county. Two daughters, both, reel denta of Kanaaa City, and one eon. well known In Council Bluffa. eurvlv her. - SHENANDOAH The Rev. B. V. Cries. m"n- 'or four yean pastor of the Shen andoah Methodist church ha aooepted a call to the First rhurch ot Kedalla. Mo where he will eater the ministry. His suocessor at fhenandoah la tha He F. W. klnitoo -of hkley avenue cfcurch. Kanaka cltj. During Dr. rrtasman'a pastorals at Shenandoah a PM.We rhurch haa beed built and the membership bat been doubled. An Increased aalary. dad a desire to get back among old home aaaoclatea were faotora la htm. .i,,. the change. , . , i I? OI.ENWOon-At a well attend. .i.i- sens' caucus held la the courthouse laat iviivwisx viir orncsala Were Bominated for tha election te be held the flrat Monday In April: Mayor, Dr. r E. Doneisn; treasurer. Clyde Rhoada: clerk. Ctutrle W. Bdwtrda; aaeeaeor, if. H. Hamilton: marshal, George McMillan' aldermea. Klrst ward, w, a. CreecH; Bewond Ward. H. 11 rheyney: Third ward. H. A. Dartina . Dr. rrank Done Ian, nominee for mayor, waa bora and gmw to manhood In. Oleawood. baa oractleed Bwdtrtne eontlnuouslv rn hi. tesM towa sines, arad-iatlea, He has lever before beea a candidate for afTlos. 'leorga McMillan, candidate for marshal, haa been city anaraaal for twenty years. The ticket Is strong and will in all prob- ibllity be elected wit boot oepeatttoa. 'ENS10NS FOR UNAIDED . MOTHERS ARE ADVOCATED ET. LOUIS.. March II Panalonlng at widowed and deserted mothera. rather thaa the placing at their chUdraa la char, liable Institutions, waa urged by Mis Mary . Oarratt, ohalrmaa ef tha depart, ment of hglslatkm. la an addreaa before tha Mothera' National congress today. Mbn Garrett, eonaaetad with tha proba- uoa eaaooaaaa ana Mverdle qaart of raiaowipaia, epoae la favor of tha Ma .or the establishment of a federal chll drea1 bureau. Th measnr has passed taa ubrm otatee aanata. Minor Mention Tha Council Bluff Office ot Tha Omaha Bee la at IS tcott 8 troat. -Taiephona 43. ' Dayta. drugs. . ' . Vlctrola. (U. A. Hoepe Co. . K. BorwlCdi tor wall paper. Woodrlng Undertaking Co. Te. pa. Get the habit Cor btaranosa printing.' Corrigana, andartakara. Phones L4&. NSW TOHX plumbing Co. 'Phone tSU. For Ssls gla-room house. TB Sixth Ava FAUST BXER AT ROOBRff BLFFsTT. Uwla Cutter, fuseral direct sr. 'Pbon tr. Our glasses ar sysslght prassivira. LeffarU'. ' Dlcksraon for fine work aa R. B. watcbaa. U Pearl Uu Bluff City Laundry, Dry Cleaning and Dy works. New 'phone No. ait TO f A VB OR BORROW. 9KK C. B. Mutual Bidg. Loan iu'n., m pearl. Wanted young married man. compe tent tteaograpber and bookkeeper; good Position. Address "U." umaha Bee. Co. bluffa. Council Bluffs ehsntar Ko. ta. Order 6f Kastern Star, will meet in regular session anday venlne?. A full atteudanca la desired. Incubators. 9-err capacity. t7.S: ! egg capacity tor U.. We Mil the Des aioinea incubator Una. P. C D Vol Udw. Co., tot B'dway. BAM SNYDER LOANS MON'ET on household good, nurses, cattle and all chattel aecuiitlee at a big discount of ths i 11 .11.1 laa OffiA. nv-m 3"ll W D.., MBSH BAQ8 repaired, re finished like new. Repaired, rupiated, rellned at rea sonable oust. All kinds of Jewelry re pairing. Leffertt Jewelers, sut Broad way. Blga of the Clock. Hera tha Rev. John Relcom flhaw. D. D ot Chicago, at the First Presbyterian church Wednesday, Thursday aad Friday, I p. m.. and !. p. m. At the Nicholas Theater from Lt:X to IMS P. m. IMvorre wera granted vaaterdav to Peter Wahlgren from Louisa Wahlgren on the charge of desertion. Marguerite K. Hpittier from Avery C. gpllller on tha plea of cruel aad Inhuman treatment. Effi M. Wataon from Ira V. Watson on the name rrounds sad to Rafhaal Miller from Nalbaa Miller oa a statutory found. , . Patronising a dry cleaner ia not merely a matter of personal pride, but a matter of business as well. If a man or woman values the good appearance of their cloth lug enough to cause them to want It kept loosing neat, freah and new. you will find tbey are the persons that usually succeed in business; neatness It always appreciated by tha nubile. Wa under stand what this means, conasquently you win maae no mistsks In sending your farmente to tbe Bluff City Laundry Dry 'leaning and Dye Works. 'Phone Mu, tali. Rev. Dr. Burton at Camden. N. J., wha ta bare conaiderlng a call to the vacant pulpit of BC Paul a Episcopal church, was sntsrtaiBed at dinner last night by Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Hohrer at their home on Vine street. Dr. Buxton haa consented to remain here another week and will araln ooeupy tha pulpit at SU Paul's an Sunday. ne naa Been entertained tnrormaiiy every day during the week and haa thus been given excellent opportunity to meet the people not only of the church, .but of the city generally. Those present last even ing were: Mr. and Mrs. Emmet, Tlnlry, Mr. aad Mrs. R, H. Marrtam. Mr. and Mra K. H. Doollttle. Mr. and Mra. H. A. (Julnn and Mra. F. 8. Howell. . J. W. MoQulre. ' In wheaa Doaersslon were found a complete set of burglar' tools, a blf black si ask and a loaded re volver of large slss, waa sent to the county Jail yeeterdsy by Police Judge anyder to serve thirty days. After the committment waa made and Mctiulrewaa Un, led In the jail Sheriff McCaffrey Mked net tne sentence do changed and that tha maa be held te await the acflori of th grand Jury, which meet a asaln en May L McOuIr waa sent from Omaha to the Lincoln penitentiary for burglary and holdup. He Intimidated one of bla holdup victims by thrusting an unloaded pistol In bit fnc. McUuIre was liberated from the Nebraska prison about the laat of 1 .... . h - .... 1 1 V. 1 1 . , ,." J . mMltM 111. fn,W H.IIB1V caught blm lust la time to prevent him starting ea a freah career at crime. Mc gulre le a young man a yeare old, of powerful build and mora than tls feet tall. With hla hugs black mask and . caliber revolver be was carrying he would have little difficulty Intimidating an or dinary man. lie will be returned to the police court thla morning and tha quae tlon of holding him to the grand iurv decided. - ' REMARKABLE BARGAINS FOR SATURDAY IMPERIAL LEATHER COUCH QUARTERED- OAK FRAME ATanafaT 4V, ?. 1 .sagaBSsBPsavaBeaaaws-aBaB- - fajm ff av a . W - k . . . V f sa, - 1 If 7v;,a.;:V:V::;:-:;.f:: Three wonderful rouchct bow 4NS sale are npholstered throagfaoat iB (fenaino im- perinl leather which fog actual sejrsioa Is owe of tho beat roveriags made. They look like irrauine and for wear are far superior. . The frame is made of selected solid a- bare larce claw feet, The biacolt tnftlnas are tied by band orer foil set of higbir tempered, springs. Von positively eaanot . dnpbrate thla valne fa any store In ghia or ear ether atty. Oa sale Saturday ealy, rsfrnlar so ealaa, at the low prio asMtUaad aba. VISCCNSi', COW SOLO FOR TWELVE HUNDRED DOLLARS OCOKOstOWOC. Wla,'. March m Twsivw. kandred doUsra, a rwoard price for a Wisconsin cow, was paid by Cbarkw D. Kt linger at Tlnley Park. TIL. ta hi H. Tlehenar tor Thelma Gleawood. a Ka uenal Dairy show champion, at the sec md sal at tha Westmoreland Ouernaey .arm. which waa attended by U borers of the north central tales. Thelma Olen wood haa a record ot 7S peonae of butter or one year. f Key the BHuarVm-Bee AdrerUslng. Mrs, Vermilya Placed on Trial for Murder CHICAGO, March tl-Mra. .Louie Ver milya, accused ot poleontnf on after an other several men who bad boarded with her and had Insured their lives In her favor, waa placed on trial today for the murder of Richard T. Kmlth. a collector for the Illinol Central railroad. ' A chem ical analysis ot th organ of hi body disclosed a large quantity of poison, la th viscera. Tha accused woman had to be wheeled hi oa a reclining .chair Into tha court room. ' Bbo was unable to walk, her an kles having been paralysed owing to drug which ah swallowed - In aa at tempt to commit suicide after bar ar- Indicted While Hois'1 Away on Honeymoon CKBTENKE. Wyo.. March & Psoriatic, secretary of tha Cheyenne In dustrial club, whs hi la Charleston, a C oa hla honeymoon, waa Indicted by a federal arand iury today pa tbe charge at Mbornatloa at perjury and conspiracy to defraud the government by pubtt band filings. Oeonte W. Breer of Egbert. Wyo, waa iBdsrted with Pear 1st! ne. Pearlltlna waa married tea days ago at Denver to a young womaa ot Sidney, Neb. C W. Barney at Denver, J. Lewis of Klsataaea, Fle and J. H. Stroub ot thla city also were UMicted today aa tba obarge at conspiracy ta defraud th gov ernment ant at valuable timber and stone land la Cook county. Catalog Free to , People. MkJL m in.'-wi i.j'-f.i-.i TAKE A YEAR OR TWO TO PAY FOR WHAT YOU BUY Rocker Special $4.1 0 Tba frame of this rocker Is mad ot American quarter sawd oak, deeply carved. It is unusually large with aa ex ceptlona! high back, upholster ed throughout In Imperial lea ther over' a full set of steel springs. Only on of these rorkers to a customer. aBBBSSBBSSaaBBBSSg Credit j' People . where. JfM Seven-Piece Dining Room Set Iautifullyinade in sl3quaHer 'sawed oak.Ijable has large topi 6 ftveteteion and fitted.witli ea8yv running slides, mas sive pedestal and carved .claw feet.. Chatrj are made to match table; have "Vide paneled- backj gei'-ine leather' seats; you can practically furnish your diniag room at the fr F CA pric you would usually have to 'pay for the V table alone "- Folding Go-Cart $3.95 This Go-Cart folds com pletely with v one, single motion, hood and all.- Is light, yet strong and dur able.' ' The handles are made of tubular steel, havo -in. tires. Well. made and - guaranteed, for this sale only. " ' 9x11 Velvet Rug $22 Value, Now S12.7S i-SsftrrtV wm -t mm i ,r..:ey:iv.v.rf, i a w .1 t , J, -.JSi Another remark able offering. Eich Oriental designs, heavy, soft weave, newest spring color ings.. Have no cor ner seams to wear threadbare. ' You'll surely sgree with us that they're worth double ths price. . ' Solid Oak 0ress8r.....$7.50 ' This high' (rade dresser toad entirely of solid oak. Has large French beveled edge mirror en. , closed la beautiful carved frame. ' They ar handsomely polished and havs 1 large drawers; regular 114.00 value. .' MfflS 1414-1416-1418 DOUGLAS ST. Oak Side Board......$12.25 Made throughout of solid oak and fitted with plate mirror. Has massive base and double door dish compartment, large " lined drawer and two smaller ones sew and elegant design. Kivers Over Banks Cause Big Damage WTTBBCRQFf, KaTch H-One dead, several injured, beavy daraagea aad con- tuteraMa sutttrlng today marked a flood stage at tba Allegheny. Menongahela. Toacalogbeny and Ohio rivers and tbelr aitnr tributaries. The da mace ta said to reach nore thaa II. 00a. est. A tsaapnrary abutdowa oC nuwy la duatrial steals and river coal mines haa resulted, tbrs-raig.aeveral thouaand per sons out of enplomenL At midnight tbe fiver stag her bad reached twenty-erven feet. Before aay Ugbt twenty-eight feet, tb crest tba are seat rise, hi ezperied. svaartvea k ere lee Eaeeated- MEXICO CITY. Marrb yL-Pourtaea of the twenty-three members ot the rural -uarde wo mutialed last Tuesday at late-pa-tie ware sal today, iae eae- uiwn. were carv.ee os yenatoa of guaranteea. SCHOOL LAWYERS QUIZ GIRL Kiss Either Mercy Eetents Qaertion in Slander 8uit SUES CHICAGO BEAK OF W0XEH ay Freeldeat JaUaea at l alveveity Aaeerted Ma Waa Taa Maay Listen ta Wesaea Barred Vresa Cellege, CHICAGO. March K.-M-rcilesa cross examination ot Miss Esther Mercy IB her fUX.so slander auit against Marion Talbot, dean ot women at the University ot Chi cago, left her exhausted at tha close ot today teealofl of court. Rio will resume the witness sjand tomorrow. Tbe university woman's hltorsjeys an neuBeed today they expected' to prove that Miss Mercy's veracity waa "ex tremely questionable and that bee general character waa such that aha waa aaflt tor attendance at tba university, hence was discharged. harp and heated aaawera were re turned by Mlaa Mercy te Bsany questieee 1 put to her, touching upon her relations with her fiance. Warren K. Reynolds, whoso present le tha girt of a bet worth 13 aad .ths aubaequenl tbett from Las headgear at valuable aigrette brought about tba difficulties (roa which tb present suit arose. Though Mlaa Talbot attorney aald be did not propose to ahw that Mia Mercy was Unmoral, be questioned her repeat edly after aba had admitted aha knew Reynold waa married when she first became engaged to blm and when be gar bar tb bat. Ksew Ha Waa Marrrted. Mia Mercy admitted aha knew Rey nolds had two children and that aia wife waa sutng him for divorce, and that Rey nolds) had been arrested on charges ot immorality with other wnaisa: hat an said aha -didn't think It waa tha Bolrer- atty' business," so did not relate that fact, when, as aba testified. Mlaa Talbot attacked her character la aa latervlew. Wis said Mlaa Talbot told her sit waa Immoral, that aha waa being ejotbed by men. that her relations with Reynolda were not proper and that ska waa -utile better thaa certain women of the streets. A letter troat President Harry. Pratt Judsoa of the Culvers ty of Chicago to the reatatrar of Northwesters ausreeralty, wBer Mia Mrcy wat refused admittance after aba left tba L'aiveralty of Chicago, was to trod need. It read: "Dear Sir Mlaa Esther Mercy It a regv larry matriculated ttudent in the Tarrer aify of Chicago. She ha aad beea per mitted ta reregister m tha euwvarsttr for rsssnat that bar aa direct bearing aa her Kbotaetle standing, bat her trathfsl neat has been seriously called tnto gues rjoa. Tears eery truly, - "HARRT PRATT JXTsSOK.- bTss Mercy told at her vtatt te the ef - Dot of IHrtdtat Jadsea after aharsas had been preferred against bar by Dean Talbot "I said: Tor God's sake can't you help 01 eetr " she testified. "What did th prestdent'sayr wat asked. - . . ' "lie told ta be wss too busy to listen to me." AMERICAN DESIGNERS WOULD . BE INDEPENDENT OF PARIS NEW TORK. baser-, si-America no longer will look ta Pari to art Its fash Ions la woatoa's apparel U th U design ers ot women's suit and wraps, gathered la oonveatloa hare -today, taa make their dec tare tioe of lad. ten denes effectiea, Tbe convention, that of th Ladles' Cloak and Suit Designers' Association pt America, ensDjmoasly adopted Mich a dedaratloa. "la oak rag ibtt step," said a aarmber, the aaanrlslloa Is acting as a trad Oeorge Wssblsgtoa la throwing aft (be yek of Partslaa depeadenca Tha a send allow appointed a committee to decide anoa tha proper length of gar ments for the coming eeaeua. . wssl'e la a .-.asset Elkhart IndL, boasta a aian with the longeet surname In the state. It eoalalne thirty-nine letters. Tb poess--. I pro prietor of a Ureek candy kitchen, and when time permit or oft! rial title and signature are necessary gets by with this; PappathoodorokoaoiMranountainjrgs otopouloa. When aald p.and-ae-oa I 1b a hurry he algn hla name gperot Mi chel. The shortest name in Elkhart It that of John Bi. who wine aver Oacar Ek. who held the record two years ago. It la declared that Elkhart county bolda the unquestioned title to the shortest name tn the alate-Ed Ek. He says his Christian name la Ed and not Edward, r any other combination With aa "Ed" prefix. Indianapolis Mews. Palate4 Paraarrapha. Better a strong prejudice than a weak conviction. It Is difficult for a maa who bj broke to break Into aoclety. Beginning a proper aame with small letter la a capital offenae. The more a man expected tho more be will be surprised If he gel n. Alimony is th cement that la soma. timea used la mend a broken heart, A woman may pray to get Into heaven, but she will fight to get Into society. It' easier for a man ta make money if he ban t aa speaking term .with ail conscience. It would save people a lot of trouble If they could be bora wHh their wisdom already cut Talent w U wtehea aad a baianoa la tba bank shoo id forsa a cambinaiioa for generating domestic bile. Some worsen are bard to please. They hardly get a wedding sown before they begla to look up material foe a dtvare aul u Chicago News. 14 rora s&BTAToa mnci Seoutionil Purchase and Sale of .YoneoYia. Misses $795 Tailored Salts at We place on sale Saturday morning . Ill Tailored Suits In all sixes aad ip-to-data cloths at the unheard of low price for thla time et the year. The skirts (Job are worth more, but aa we will In the future handle the- Hedfera garments only, hence thla ale. . - oiiuratT. .2uu xew tv Spring hats, beauties, a raltrei u to aA MI'S !$7-50, for . . $2.00 If S 1 1 ea iT "t H- - VwJ Jl - !$5.00 BATTRDAY Dresaea, real lit and y I1S.M Tames mtibmi great sale ea BprlBg Coats at .v $10.0. - (Isndreda to select from, scores t style (hat are shown only by as. Traaredlea Told la Heedllaee, -"Ch'ireh Moose Causes Postponement ot Wedding." "Piano Proves Too Heavy for Floor of New Bungalow." "Craah of Plate Glass Window rails to Waken Night Watchman." 'Street Car Collldee with Motorcycle; Only One Person Hurt." 'Nobody st Home When Burglar Calls-. Except Atbletle Husband." "Johnny Put Gunpowder (n Papa's To bacco Pouch." . "Baby Bora ta Fashlonabl Apartment Houae. -Chicago Tribune. lim ffyssge4ssjpiss I bv U t l a ' i ' i j i n tart I tv Una ' J l,V bbbbbbUbbbbbbIbbbbT I Ml KNOWS KiS era business test -well admit.' - " a', PropoeiUonfer L" k""" Slocks Bands. Private Papers. Jewelry, mm anything kuhla te LOSM by are ar burglar, let as suggest yeur reaUac a Bafety Bog ta ear Madera Bafa Deposit Vaults, at a aaat ef It ysarlr. asartty and Privacy assured. Omaha Safe Deposit Co.' Harness and Saddles ."f oaw aasraass at 1 Imli fiTf1 tno firm that maJtea iS?!. ""ddlmaa profit Our bar-aa, mrm made ef tba baa twa sou ef cheap factory mada saraes. and east yea ae mora Our SS!-'""r years n5 uanajia. Every thins e-nrenta.d Wa uomipauiioa aa goad WrHs f-r estslocB, tiU Aatrsj Comlsi & Co.