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THE r.KE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1912. 3 Nebraska, ROADWELL SUIT APPEALED Nebraska " In tho that, privilege future. somft time. Wlas County Fee Case Taken to i NOTES FROM RFATRICE Supreme Court. v ater right case comts up i n r ; tearing Taken Place Before tt Board of Irrigation on Ap!!c tloa of Patterson In Omaha . Power Canal Coae. ',, (Prom a Staff Correporidsr-t ) ,. 'J ILINCOLN, Neb.; Sept. I.SpeclaX) rhe case of Douglas County ,, against jrank A. Broadwell. ex-clerk of thi Istrict court, of Douglas county whleH i Bes for fees claimed duo tne; ,cointy nd not turned over by Mr.. Rvv'dwjll. AND GAGE COUNTY EEATRICE. ,NeK. Sept. 4. (Special.) The board of equal'ratlfuv completed IU j work yesterday and made a lovy of. 11.20 iir. lM for. Gag. county for the year 1912. The levy is the same as last year. , The assessed valuation , for Gar ' county .Is U,(S7,fM. f compared with H1.063.4TS for the yenr'U. , s ' 1 I A.-. Hat of Bock waiter. and ,'Jflw JLla A. Rpb'n'cn t? Crab Orchard, were married hero.- by. County.' J udge 0,-.M. Erlow yesterday. They will make their home on a farm rear Bockwalter. . -V. ' R. Marha'l. who has been employed at flrerran ; on the. Burlington, with a run between this city and Holdrege, Neb., )as appealed to the supreme court thli sornlng. The osunty sues on the bomi"11" h en transferred to Wymore with I Mr? Broadwell, which wa? Issued by e American Bondln? and Trust com tiny, for fees coverlrg four years ,bs )nnlng January 4. 1900. and extending k January 3, 1504, which amounted to 13,626 82. divided a." follow: MOD. $l.S6i38; TO. $9.42517; 1906. IU.4B.71 and -3333. ' $13. JB.E8. A compromise was 't effected or hoposed In which the suit was to be popped on the .payment of J1.3T.0, but iter the case was appealed by the de Vdant. ' - v ;;' .' , -,. . Water Right Heart a a;. Another round in the water power Khts of the Platte river wasbesun Federal Conrt at Xorth Platte. XORTlt PLATTE. Neb.. Sept. .WSpe- POUt noon toda.v hafnr h hnni-4 vf plal.W Judsn . T P Mnna'ar 'of fjnrnln fcation. The Fremont Canal and Water; held a term of . ITnlted States district REPUBLICAN CITY, Neb , Sept. 4 tower company, owning the rights of D. J court in this' city Tuesday. .-. Clerk R. C-. (Special. H-About' JO per cent of the Patterson. - have made application for i Hoyt and Marshal, Logan Samonson ac-1 threshing' done In 'this locality and wheat run between that p'ace and IUd Cloud. Mrs. O. P. ; Jfutton,. 'for thirty years a resident of Beatrice.'' tl.'ed suddenly last n'jfht at 11 o'clock from heart troub'e She appeared to be In the best of health when she retired. The deceasedwas native of Montesuma. and was 46 year o age.-'.; She'is survived by her husband rind ' two daughters, the Misses", Fel'ce and Vivian. : Fulton, and , two .brother. W. W.: Johnston of Cmaha and JU E Johnston of Montesuma, Ind. ' V,. if . '.""J'r' f : " "vv';"'"'-' IIEW PRESIDENT, OF THE NE ' ' BTLASKA KRnGEBBUND. -V- ' ' - ft v A. S. MKRTENB. . South . Om.'ha. HASTINGS LOSES TO KEARNEY Kaps Take One of Two Games Brick makers Can lose. L0TZ IS THE PARTICULAR STAB, Grand Island Emily Defeats Slape , rlor 17 Bnnehlnnr lilts In Four laalnaa Off HrmWa Fremont Wins. cess,, some getting the maximum num ber allowed by law and others gettmsr few and come none.' 'The hot' weathi-r' has been disastrous to the hunting dos. a number of which died from the hent durlnK tho hunts.,,. . . , ' BIG YIELDS OF WHEAT - : IN HARLAN COUNTY pter and from tha Platte river start- tT near Schuyler. The appiicatlpn does t Interfere with the rlghta of any other Ipllcant, but those Interested In the i fcalth company application, were notl-' ed to spear. However, W, Mofnlnj. ho Is acting In the capacity of attor-' y for tho J'people" to see , tliat tlieir khts are respected. aDDearod and Mice that he wanted the right to SJiy pnethlng at the proper time and was Id by too governor that ha could have' companled, the judge. ' There i were i but- one or two matters to be disposed of and, no Jury was- called, . The session only lasted during the day and no cases were tried. :",'' V.',:'::. '': Pmirte Cklcken Season Opepn. r NORTH PLATTE. Neb., Sept 4,-(8pe-clal.) Hunters have been busy since Sun day mornfng ,. hunting .prairie chlckena. Numerous excursions with automobiles' and hors drawn vehicles haVe been out In the hlfls with varying degrees of sue- plOW TO PRESERVE YOUTH ATiD DZAUTY. I Mt ecret of youth and beauty for the young wobbm or th asotW h JP ptopcr aadorititadial of her womanly system and wcil-being. Every woman, rvns or oki, soouia nentif and br ptiytiical make op. i, A good way to wrira at this knowledge it to get a good doctor book, soch for inctanoe, as " Tbe irtoplc'l Coanmoa Sense Modieol Adviser. " bv R. V. Pieree. M. M .kit. M. readily b procured by scndin thirty-one cents for cloth-houad copy. addrfii Dr. riwM, at Bufnilo, N.Y. . ' . h8 womanly system is a delicate machine whtoh oaa only he eomaared ta the in Mcate mechaciiai of a beautiful watch which wilt keep in good runninf order only Ma ood care and the proper oiling at tbe right time, le that the delicate moon- anism may not be vera tut. Very many times young women get old or ran eWa before their time through ignorance and the improper handling of this human mechanism. Mental depression, a aontused head, backache, headache, or hot Hashes and many symptoms of derangement el the womanly system can be avoided by a proper understending of what l do, in those trying times that come to all women. .Mae. O. H. WauAMs. of Lyanhaven. Vs.. wrote: "It h sis yean since my bwlth r" way. I had f saw tnmbie and a4 taedeetofa ( I employed tana) said I weald die. Iwaa Mt tble too my werk, . had to hire mraaone all the time. PlnaUr, I read la the papers shout Dr. Plfnes rvrtt Prescription, and deeidea tn try it. I had net Ukea but an settle mtit I found it had done me gmd. 1 took, ta an, lye bowks of Favorite PmKriptkm.' and tw opGoMeo hladkal Ineeovary. ana new I am able to do all my hoosaworK and save sained fourteen svuBda. I adrU. all wamea who auffar from female trouble i try your ravorite Preai rJption.' It a fBcettly mealn an earth." Mrs. Wn-uaiis. is making' from fifteen to, fifty bushels pe" ere. Andy praden, living two- and a' half miles southwest of this place, just threshed out 2,836 bushels; forty-two acres yielding fifty-one bushels per acre and the balance of, 110 acres, wh'ch he had . In . averaged , twenty-seven bushel per acre,: testing sixty-four pounds and only one bushel per . acre used fcr seed, Dean Drummpnd . sowed thirty . acres for pasture -'last fall, putting two . bushels per acre, pastured It all winter, taking stock off of It the middle of May.- He threshed ou forty-four bushels an acre. ., -.' c " : . News Notes of Bdanr.. ' EDGAR, Neb., Sept 4. Special.) Wil liam Broolcley, the democratic, candidate for state senator for this district, went to Lincoln Monday to attend the state fair and also to look after his. Interest, poli tically. , ' - : ; ' , Guy Allsman, the Burlington brakemar. who had his hand badly mashed by being caught partly under a car wheel, has completely recovered with the loss of onit finger, 'and Is breaking on the passenger to Nebraska City in the place of William Marlenee, who Is attending the state fair. . The mysterious , disease among the horses made ' Its appearance 'in' this v'clnlty about Six days ago, and In that Umbe It has caused ..the death of from twenty-five to thirty, Worses, valued at $6,600 and there are about 100 sick. The cause of the disease Is . attributed : td a fungus growing on a rather 'large white flower with yellow center. , The' farmer have taken their stock oiit of the pesture and fed' ng them green alfalfa' which seems to be effective as a cure. '' :: i - KEARNEy. Neb.. Sept' 4-tSpecial Tclefrani.-Kearney took the first of the two, games that Hastings figures It can loss and xlIU win the pennant In a hotly contested game this afternoon while all of the advantage cn the sUo of Kear ney, barring the decisions of the umpire. Lots was the particular .star of the game, which", our lit ' t? have .ended with titf fiiFt half cf tht Inth had !t not been for wek support lit tlat Inn'ng. The'wln nlrr wns! mi'e bv pphiircn's hTr ren, which boundtd over the 'right field i't. ccoie: ' it.H.E. Hastlnss ......0 000000 1 1-2 00 Ka.nty ......0 0 0 1 ,0 0.1 0 1-3 U 2 ' .K.'.tteries:'1 Hcische end- Bachant; Lu ami piiinun. Two-bate l;lts: lxu Klfllman (2). Oray. Hersche. llomo run. i Sht'eren. Struck out: By Hersehe. 4; by L'ltr, 5. Bases on bs'lF; Off Mfrsche. J; off IM. 1. Ti ne: ;:C t'nmlrc: Collins. - Defeat for Superior.. GRAD ISLAND, d. . .i i. .-(3pecla; Telegram.) In a high wind today Gran-A Island easily defeated Superior by bunch ing hits In four Innings off Hruaka. Fent ress twlrlew for the locals and stmc'.t "out twelve. Score: ' 1 R.II.E. E-uperior .0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0-3 8 1 Grand Island I 0 0 1 I I i 0 Mil ( . .Batteries: Hruska and Drels; Fentress and Coe. Struck out: By Hruska, H; by Fentress, 12. First on balls: Off Fenv res 1. Two-base hits: Clark. Cockman Oreefi, Gray. Three-base h Rrels and Caldwell. Vmplre:. Nugent. , - . Pathfinders Win One. " FREMONT, .Neb., Sept. , 4.-(Speclal Telegram.) Fremont defeated . York this afternoon In a loosely played game, In which York put up the poorest quality -of ball. Hansen who. started to pitch for the Prohibitionists,' lasted two Innings. The fresh man up In the second lined out a fine two-bagger, the next man walked and then he hit two men and walked two more, bringing In five scores. In the sixth, Bennett stole home while York's first baseman pitcher was holding the, ball and wondering what to do. Ryan, late of the Mink league, who was In the box for the Pathfinders, was hit lib erally, but kept them well scattered. He also fielded his position well. Score;, . R H E Fremont 0 5 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 4 Yark 1 0000000 0-1 40 Batteries: Fremont, Ryan and Neff; York, Hanson. Price and Kelly. ' - Pawners Take Game. COLUMBUS, Neb.. 8ept. 4.-(SpeclaJ Telegram.) Manager Wilson's timely single as a p'nch hitter In a nlnth-innlng rally after E. Brown and Harrison hao singled, won today's slugging match from Seward, to 8. Columbus knocked Con nors out of the box early and secured a big lead, '' but Weeks weakened In the seventh and In the ninth Seward tied the count. Justus replaced Weeks and kept the visitors from scoring and the splend'd batting rally in the ninth won the game. Leach got two doubles and a single and E. Brown .two stngles and a triple out of four times up and Mets scored three singles. Score: ; - R.H.E. Seward ..0 0 0 1 0 1 I I 2-8 12 4 Columbu S 0 2 0 1 2 0 0 19 17 1 NEW YORK PUNISHES COOMBS Athletics Are Defeated by Score of! Six to One. DANIELS' TRIPLE IS OPPORTUNE Chaae,a limine, Wonderful Stop by Hnrry and Great Catch by Lellvelt Enliven the Afternoon. both of Washington' and a single. Score: BOSTON. AH. HO. A. K. Hooper, rf .. 1 1 o 0 Ycrkra, 2b. . . J t J I (l Speaker, ct., J 1 i 0 ) UwtR. It.... I I ! t t (Junlner, lb t 10 1 a Knul.. lb... 4 0 10 0 0 Wtnr M.. I 1 0 1 1 Crrlnn, c. 1 0 T 1 0 Col 1 1 lit, p.. 1 t : 0 s runs with a triple WASHINGTON" AB.H.O Mtltn, cf... 4 11 Fohtr, lb... 4 Shtiiku, if,.. 4 Total! 11 10 1? 11 I (Undll, lb. LapnrU, lb.. Mono, It.... McBilde, H. Atnsmttb, o. Knel, p Galllt, p.... Mumr. p .. Herring, p.. Xenworthr Wlllltmt .. A.B. 0 1 0 0 0 0 6 1 e J o NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-New York hit Coombs hard and won- Daniels caused excitement In the sixth when he tripled with three on bates. Chase's hitting, a wondcr.ui stop by Barry and a great iatc.; by Lellvelt were other features. Score: PHIUADEI.PHIA. NEW YORK. ' AB.H.O.A.K. AD.H.O. A E T'urrhy, rf.. 4 1 S lMrMIU'a. u f el I Maigert, If. 4 1 0 0 0(1im. lb... I 110 0 0 ( olllm, lb.. I 111 . Iinll. If.. I 110 liakor, lb.... 4 0 1 1 e Paddock, lb. 1 1 1 1 lnlnn 111 4 1. ft ft ( I.I'mU nl A i ft 1 A 8trunk, ct... 1 1 1 0 "Simmon lb I 1 1 4 ' nrry, ... 11)1 OHtrttrll, rf. 4 1 t 0 0 Urp. c 1 0 11 fSwornrjr, e.. 4 1 I Coombs, p., 1 1 1 4 0Virhot p..l 10 4 0 Totals. .... 10 . T 34 IS I Total.... .13 11 IT 11 il rhi'atVlphla 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0-1 New York..., 1 0 0 0 1 4 0 0 -( Two-base hits: Chase, Magnet!. Strunk. Thrre-baso hit: Daniels. Home rum Chase. Bases on balls: Off Warhop. 4, ofi Coombs. 2. Struck out: By Warhop, 4; by Coombs, L Time: 1:40. Umpires. Dluten and O Brlen. Sox Kasy for Titters. . CHICAGO, Sept. 4. Detroit won a one s aed contest irom Chicago today, 13 to 4, it beint,' the tinal appearance of tht Tigers nere Ihla season. The visitors knocked out Scott in the fourth Inning tuter making seven hits for a total ot 1' ve runs. Douglass, a recruit from Des Mo.nea, tlnlrhe.d the game, . and was lik lo.' eignt safeties ana seven runs. Man-agri- Callahan tonight released First iasemau .MCiarrcy, secured irom Austin, Tex., to the Lincoln club of the Western league. Score: CHICAGO. DETROIT. AB.H.O. A E. AB.H.O.A.K. Rath. lb.... 4 1 1 1 OJonta, It.... 4 Hit Mattlck. cf.. 4 0 1 0 OCorrldon, Ibl I I 0 0 Lord, It 4 1 1 1 u Crawford, rf i 0 10 0 Colllna, rt..t I 1 0 OCobb. of I 1 1 1 0 Elm., lb.... 4 0 10 0 ILnudcn, lb.. 4 111 Xolder, lb... 4 t 1 0 OMonarty. Ibl 111 t 4 Weaver, M . 4 1 1 I liluah. t 1 1 t 0 Ramerly, (,,1111 IKochtr, C...I 1 5.1 0 Scott, p .... 1 0 0 4 OWIIlett, p... 1 0 0 I 1 McUrrey ..10000. Douflaai, p. 1 0 0 1 0 Total! ! IS IT 11 1 Johnoa ... 1 1 0 0 0 Totals... .. 17 U IT 14 t Batted for Scott In fourth. 'Batted for Douglass in ninth. Chicago ..1 1000002 4 Detroit ..; 2 2 1 0 0 1 0 5 1-li Two-base hits: Corridon, Kocher. Three base hit: Johnson. Hits. Off Scott, i In four Innings; off Douglass, 8 In five Innings. Parrlfleo hit; Lord, Louden Kocher, Wlllett. Stolen bases:. Jones, Cobb, Louden, Morlarty, Rath, Zelder. Double plays: Weaver to Ehns, Lord to Zelder. Cobb to Bush. Lett on bases: Chicago. 9; Detroit, 4. Bases on balls. Off Scott, 1; off Wlllett. 2. 8truck out: By Scott, 2; by Douglas, 4; by Wlllett, b. Time: 2:05. Umpires: Evans and Egan, Boston Defents Senntora. BOSTON, Sept. 4 -The Washington players came lo town today declaring It was possible for them to win the pennant, but they lost to the league-leading Bos tons, 8 to 2. Manager Griffith sent a re lay of four young pitchers against Bos ton, but with poor results. Collins, for Eoston, was in flre form and received gilt-edged support. The locals clinched the game in the second Inning when they filled up four runs. Two passes which Engel gave among four hits assisted In the scoring. Gallia who succeeded Engwl, was also wild; Muster, who followed, was both wild and Ineffective, Boston scoring two runs off him, and Herring, who fin ished, showed little. Gandll knocked In Batted for Engel In third. BatKd for Muster In eighth. Bwton 0 4 0 1 0 1 0 0 -a Washington 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0-2 Two-base hits: Gardner, Yerkes. Lewis. Three-base hit: Gandll. Hits: Off Engel. & In two Innings; off Gallia, none In one Inning (none out In fourth); off Musser, 4 In four Innings; off Herring, 1 in one in ninjf. Sacrifice hits: Yerkes, Hooper. Stol'n base: "VNugner, Gardner (2), Milan. Left on bases: Boston. 13; Wash ington, 4. Ha?es on balls: Otf Engel, 2; oft Gallia, roff Musser, 3: eff Herring, 1. First on error: Washington, 1. Hit by pitched ball: By Musrer, Hooper. Struck out: By Collins, 5; by Musser, 2. Passed ball: Alnsmtth. Time: 2:04. Umpires: Connolly and Hart. Omaha Hoy Market. OMAHA. Sept. 4.-HAY-New, No. 1. U0.5uwll.OU; No. 2, U.tJ9.60; No. 3, $7.00"r .0t); No. 1 upland, 39.5flj10.00; No. 2, 28.00$ 9.00; No. 3, Jti.0ttBo.0i:; No 1 lowland, P.OOy. 9.W; No. 2, rs.tOraS.M; No. 3, 3tS.009T.Vi; alfalfa. No. 1. Jl?.60ii 13.50; No. 2, Jll.fHi'ci 12.00; No. 3, t.OUtt'll.OO. Straw: Wheat. ei.0O4l5.5O; oats nnd rye. I6004l-5u. Cotton Market. NEW -YORK, Sept. 4.-COTTON-8pot closed quiet; middling uplanda, ll.tiOc; middling gulf, ll.l&c. No sales. Futures closed steady; closing bids: September, 11.00c; October, 11.81c; Novem ber. 11.41c; December, U.4c; January, 11.82c; February, H.0c; March, 11. 45c; Way, Hole; July, lUtic. STATE GRADUATE NURSES MEET HERE NEXT OCTOBER It Is expected that several hundred nurses of Omaha will attend the annual meeting of the Nebraska State Associa tion of Graduate Nurses to be held Oc tober 15 In Jacobs' hall. The evening session will be open to the public. Miss Lillian Stuff, secretary of the association, will give a report of the International Red Cross conference held last May In Washington, D. C. At the day sessions reports will be given and officers electcu. Miss Eileen Sward, an Omaha nurse, is chairman of the program committee. Coffee Market. NEW YORK. Sept. 4.-COFFEE-F11-tures market closed at a net advance of 3li to 42 points. Sules. 1T3.800 bags. Spot corfce. firm; Rio 7s, H4c; Santos 4s. ISVjcj mild, quiet; Cordova, lti18c nominal. Hnaar Mnrkrt. NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-SUGAR-Raw, firm; muscovado. 89 test 8.80c; centrifu gal, 9i test. 4 S0c; molasses, 83 test, 8.55c. ' refined, steady. OIIh and Ttoaln. SAVANNAH. Ga,. Sept. 4. TURPEN TINE Firm: 3Wg3Si4c. ROSIN Firm; types F and Q, $6.40. Take Warning Don't let stotnac.i, liver nor kidney trouble down you, when you can quickly down them with Electric Bitters. Wc. For sate by Beaton Drug Co. Dry Goods Market. NEW YORK, Sept 4.-DRY GOODS Secondary markets are active and re tailers are buying steadily. Primary markets rule steady. Worsted and cotton yarns are steady with a firmer ten dency. . . . Key to the Situation Bee Advertising. Wool Market. ST. LOUIS, Sept. 4-WOOL Steady; territory and western mediums, 214j2oc; fine mediums, 18if30c; fine, 13 17c. Braided by Steam. or scorched by a fire, apply Bucklen's Arnica Balve. Cures plies, too, and the worst sores. Guaranteed. 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