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AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
"Packers Entertain Teachers in Royal
Fashion at Exchange.
MANY PARTIES MAKE TRIP
Taken Thrnnah I'lir InMtntlon at
Single Cllr nml shown Thrlr
Working tt Slnnonlo
Trmplr.
Yor three hours yesterday afternoon
th pack In houso and etock yard In
terests played lio?t to more than 1.209
member of the State Teachers' aso
ilatlon, who came to tho Maple City
In twenty upeclal cars. Stoek yards men
find those connected with the entertain
ment declared the, afternoon had heen
a triumph for orderly arrangements,
vhi h Wcr -.rr!l ow. o Cot
The visitors left Omaha about 1:30
and arrhed at the yards about 2 o'clock.
Immediately they were divided Into
squads and taken through the different!
parking houses .under the nuldanco of
committees. At S o'clock, in accordance
with the plans of the committees, the
first sqund of teacher entered the ro
tunda of the Exchange bulldlnir. where
more than 200 men connected with the
live stock Interests we them a rouslnc
heer of crectlnc To tho fine music of
the Fort Crook band the visitors marched
to tho Kxchanse dlnlnic hall, where a
luncheon wa served. As quickly as the
tablci were cleared of one set of visitors
another band were Mated. This con
tinued for two hours until all Uio visitor
had been rcfraled with aomo of tha stock
yards' best viands.
llrlKB Cne In December.
Chief of Poll'c John Itrlffffs returned
jesterday from Waiioo. Saunders county,
vfhere ho went Thursday to slvo bond
for his appesranco for trlsl In the case
of ltoy lllunt. killed by a fullado of
bullets discharged at the escaped con
victs near Hprlngfleld Inst summer. Tho
case was taken on a change, of venue
from Sarpy county to Saunders, where
It lll be tried In December
Sheriff Ous Hyers of lancaster county
nd Chief of Tolice John nrljrcs were
bound over for tho death of Blunt. Frank
Koutsky, who accompanied UrlKKS and
lils attorney, II. C Murphy, bhvo bond
for K,r0.
It Is expected that within a few days
announcement of a new Masonic temple
to bo built within South Omaha will be
made. An option nan been secured upon
the jiorthwcst corner of Twenty-fourth
nnd J streets and a committee of ar
rangements has been appointed to take
the matter up.
drand Master Hal Iloberts of the local
lodge said but nleht that there had beon
H definite arrangements 'rnado other
than the securing of tho option. After
th report of the committee next Monday
Might tho decision of tho lodge on tho
wholo matter wilt b announced.
.Miicrlc Cltr Lnu.
MAimwa "nouns.
1st.
2d.
M. Total.
I'rltscher
(jooley
Kennedy ...........
105
m
1ST
20.S
HJ
147
143
170
17H
voo
moriio
Vircstone 18$
Totals Ms m rre 2,02
rpTiqUBON'g KANDV KID8.
1 int. : 3d. Total.
Hunt 149
180
am
Winters ttJ
McDonald . 1K
Kagerberg lsl
lranclsco w
ttandlcup 10
173
IfvS
179
1(
IM
170
16
17
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KB
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titan
Totals , Ml
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Third gamo r tle.'VlIartln's Tigers win
on ru -TRM(mo3.
1st. 2d.
3d. Tptal.
Hatn ...JM
Spoveen 13
Kali , 18
Oarlnw Its
Ohnesorg ............ 1st
163
ana
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iri
lit
100
138
IBS
ITS
Bill
421
4GS
Ml
Tntnlii HI 9 800
810 2,433
Int. 2d. 2d. Total
II. Choto llw.
ltsttou 10
Uplnskl IKS
Utnneti 1M
Hancock !4A
Handicap . 26
170
14.1
VS
ICS
. 24
157
ira
IK
173
2t
Totals 116 815 .T5 2,480
Chnrch Services.
BL Luke's Lutheran church, Twenty
Xlfth and K streets. Itev. 8. If. Terlon,
pastor. Sunday school at 9:4.1 a. m..
Morning service at 11. Kev, IC F. Livers
of flypium, Colo., will preach. Confirma
tion class at I o'clock.
Letter Memorial church. Fifteenth and
Madison strests. Itev. T, A. Bagshaw,
pastor. A. special prdgrnrh wilt be given
t the Sunday school hour. A special
Invitation Is given to the parents and
friends to be present. "A Song of Vic
tory" will be the pastor's subjoct for the
morning hour of worship. Epworth league
nt 7 p. m. The pastor's tnemo for tho
svtnlng services will be. "How a Wrong
Man May He Made Illght."
United Presbyterian church. Twenty
third and Ii streets. Itev. W. A. Pollock,
pastor nibla school ut tM a. m. Pub
llo worship at 11 o'clock, The subject Is,
"Jesus Christ." Young People's Chris
tian union at t:M p.- mi Miss .Marie- Gra
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While there Is nothing apparent to In
dicate that Omaha Is up In the air, It's
there Just tho snme. To the average cit
Izen the clevntlon of the city does not
appear to be great, but could It and tho
land upon which tho buildings arc con
structed bo moved down to tha Oulf of
Mexico, or even to New Orlesns, and be
placed there, It would be something of u
mountain. In fuel, oven the high school
hill would tower up Into tho air almost
l,2i) feet, or, to bo exact, 1,1(3.8 feet, and
that would bo sorno mountain, whllo the
water level In the Walnut Hill reservoir
would be 3VJ feet higher, or 1,472.8 feot.
All tho elevation In Omaha are figured
from whut Is officially known as "City
Datum," and to tho plsbelan this moans
no more than a word from a Greek lox-
Icon. To the engineer the phrase means
everything, for "City Datum" Is the
point ho seeks when he wants to ascer
tain tho height of any particular point.
Hence It is necessary for tho purposo of
this ortlcfo to go Into detail on the ex
pression. "City Datum" takes Into consideration
tho wuters of the Oulf of Mexico, but has
nothing to do with the Atlantic or the
I'uclflc oceans, or tholr water levels.
Many years ngo when surveys of the
Mississippi and tho Missouri rivers were
made at Omaha a benoh mark was placed
on ono of the piers of the Union Paclflo
bridge. This was marked xero and wos
there and then designated and recorded
In tho office of the city engineer ns
City Datum." This marking Is made ut
ham will Icud. The subject for the even-1
ing servlcu is, "The ratn oi twin,
vimt niirtstlan church. Twonty-tniro
nnd I Btieets, llev. W. J. Hustle, pastor.
lllblc school at li ft. m. v-ommunioii ww
preaching at 11 a. m. Tho subject of tha
sermon In, "Christianity ngalnst Cliurcn-
lunlty. Christian tmucavor ai o; ji.
m. Kvonlng worship at 7:30 p. m. Hub
jcot. "Tho Power of Money; or, Le"on
from lieutenant iiecsor ui mm um.
First Muthodlst Kplscopal church. Serv
Ices aro held nt tho Odd Fellows hall,
acrofs tho street from the postofflco,
tipclns at 9:IS: preaching
at Jl o'clock. Tho pastor will devote tho
hour to tho cradle roil oi uio omiuuj
school, A short sermon on ''Tho Halation
of IJttltf Children to the Kingdom," fol
lowed by tho sacramont of baptism. Ep
worth leaguo. mcqtlng Is held, nt tho nrass
chapel nt 6:30. A cordial Invitation to
tha public. J. W, Klrkpatrlelc, phstor.
Mnfolo, 4-tty 4nlp,
The Shamrock foot ball team will give
n. hall thl evening at Schlltis' hall, Twen
tieth nnd Q streets.
Mrs. J. tltnlmon. M7 North Twentieth
Htrrot, Is at the Houth Omaha hospital
suffering from lutig trouble.
t'lm rflor Mrmurlal Sunday school will
hrii.i ii Veiret&bla snlo this afternoon on
the ohurch lawn, Fifteenth and Madison
strcots.
Tho Ladles Aid society or au Lune s
Lutheran church will give their annual
bnsar ut tho church buiiaing, iwcniy
riftli and K streots, Wednesday, Novem
bur 20.
Vornon Jones, bookkeeper at the Avery
brick yards, Is reported Improved irpm a
surgical oporntlon he underwent at the
homo of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. tfl.
Jones, this week.
fjoorge Kohoot, the 3-year-old son of
Qeorgo nnd Kutlo Kohoot, died Thursday
evening at tho home of his parents, IM
South Eighteenth street. Tho funeral was
held yesteraay aiternoon irum mu numo
to St. Mary's cemetery.
John M. lUnler. 2 ye", died ;ubCHBOi As general manager of the Bos
ist night at his lata residence near oft mMua ihn n-veloi,-
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n.i, ti,.. fun. ml services Will bo held
from the home. Sunday itfternoon at 2
o'clock. Hov. J. W. Hnstle of the First
Christian cnurcn win wiicum-.
will be In Gruoeland Park cemetery.
SKILES, BY HIS DEFEAT,
KEEPS ALDBICH'S OFFICE
nxvil) CITY. Neb.. Nov. 9,-(Ppeclal.)
-Governor Aldrloh has announced that
he does not Intend to come back to Da
vid City to practice law, but that he will
stay In Lincoln and follow ills protessjon
there. He has sold and otherwise die-
Dosed of all his- property here and tne
offices In which he used to practice law
aro occupied by C. M. Bklles, tne de
feated democratic candidate for congress
n tho Fourth district, in the event et
a successful termination of his congres
sional fight, Mr. Bklles' Intention was to
offer th'e defeated governor- back his
office and take up his quarters at Wash
ington, but since the election returns
have become known this Idea has, per
haps, also been abandoned.
Regarding his defeat, Mr. Bklles gave
out a statement, saying, among other
things, that he was not surprised nt tho
result of the vote, nnd that since tne
supreme court -decided In favor of mak
ing both ltoosevelt and Tatt straigut
votes count for the state and congres
sional candidates, ho had folt tho odus
were too great to overcome. Sklles car
ried both his homo town and county
uhcad of the Wilson vote.
PENSION ROLL INCLUDES
497,000 CIVIL WAR VETERANS
WASHINGTON. Nov. S.-Ther are now
on tho government's pension roll (38,000
soldiers and sailors. 321,923 dependents
und widows and 3.620 army nurses, ac
cording to the annual report of tbs pen
sion bureau, made publlo today. These
Include 497.263 survivor of the civil war
nml S2S. widows of the war of 1812. To
provide for all of them this year $1M.
65S.141 has been appropriated, a decrease
of 3.:7C.050 from last yoar,
The total number of pensioners under
general pension laws Is 833410, their
pensions aggregating Jt44,973,6C9, and un
der special acta of. congress 22.0S4, aggre
gating 18.MI.67I annually.
From the foundation of the govern
ment to June 80. last, the United 8tetes
paid ll.Si3.38.1M In pensions to soldiers,
sailors and marines, widows, minor clill
drn and dependent rolatlvea on account
of military and naval service In the
various wars and In regular service.
Deadly Fright
possesses- sufferers from lung trouble
till they learn Dr. King's New Discovery
will help tl'cm. Price too and ii.oo.-or
sale by Ueaton Drug Co. Advertisement.
Key to the Sltuatlon-Dee Advertising.
THE OMAHA
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ESZZn U D C iiti ii II LI LI Yr."t mf((l fn''f(m .
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-Kr,cxrAxr?7r. 963. err, junoxn: &sa jgrzrc
tho mean low water stage and Is exactly
9C3.8 feet above the point In the Mississippi
river where the mean tldo from tho gulf
blocks the flow of the stream. That Is
tho official mark and the mark from
which all measurements for elevations are
made.
However, there are other markings of
elevation scattered about the city and
they have the approval of Uncle tam,
for they were made by his engineers. Tho
ono most frequently roferred to Is on
tho old potof(lce building at Fifteenth
and Dodge streets. Hern the marking
Is 1,034.2 feet, which means that the point
la that much above tho spot In tho Mis
stsslpp river heretofore referred to. No
person hero knows Just where this Im
portant point In the Mississippi river Is
located, but according to the best au
thorities It la some distance up the stream
from New Orlans.
rerlinrni It Is Interesting to know that
tf you walk up to Hlxteenth and Harney
streets you will bo up In the air 1,006.9
feet, while If you take one of the ele
vators In The Ileo Ilulldlng and then go
up on the roof you will be 1,221 feot above
the moasurlng point down near the mouth
of tho Mississippi river. If you want to
go still higher then climb to tho roof of
the high school building and you will be
about 1,20 feet In tho air.
So far as high spota are concerned, the
tower of the Omaha National bank Is
about the highest point attainable in tho
city. Tho apex of that tower Is J20.J fect
above "City Datum" und at tho samo
George Brandeis
Comes to Assist in
Store Management
Qeorgo llralndela, first cousin to Ar
thur Tirandels and for a number of
years general manager of tha Huston
Store In Chicago, has acquired an Interest
In tho Prahdels Stores and will per
manently bo Identified with theso Institu
tions. He will assist Arthur Hrandels In
the general management of the stores
The coming of George Hrandels will not
result In any reorganization of Hrandels
Stores, nr any change In business policy.
Arthur D. Hrandels will continue as presi
dent and active head of J. L. Hrandels
, Sons. George Hrandels will take up
much of tho work that was under the.
supervision of Emll and fluga Hrandiln
up to the time of their death, and his
prcsoViCo In Omaha will relieve Arthur
Hrandels, somewhat, and enable lilm to
resume mora personal supervision over
tho buying In New York.
To Arthur Urandels, tho coming or his
oousln Is like tho return of a member of
his Immediate family. Tho late J. U
Hrandels, founder of tho Hrandels 8tores,
brought his nephew, Oeorgo Hrandels,
over from Europa to Omaha twcptylhree
years ago and took htm Into his family,
teaching him the fundamentals of the re
tail business along With hi three sons.
Oeorgo Hrandels 'comes back to Omaha
H one of the youngest, but most success
ful, executives over known on State strcat,
ton, store, he has directed tho develop
ment of that Institution until It Is one
of tho largest and most Important retail
concerns In the country. Not only Is he
man of great exeoutlve ability and an
adept In the retelling of merchandise, but
he Is a public spirited cltlxon, as well.
Many Improvements In the Brandeis
Stores will be made within the next few
months. The third floor of the main store
will be devoted entirely to the soiling of
merchandise. The offices and reserve
ntock will be moved to the annex In the
building adjoining on tho south. Tho
capacity of tho basement will bo nearly
doubled and various other Important al
terations will be made.
George Hrandels will arrive from Chi
cago Tuesday and will Immediately be
gin work. Mrs. Hrandels will romaln In
Chloago a short time before joining him
here.
STRANDED PASSENGERS
TAKE LONG WALK ON ICE
DAWSON, Y. T., Nov. 1. The steamer
Vtdetto. which left hero four days ago
with 100 pas'engera for White Horse,
ran Into heavy Ice on Indian river and
Is now stalled. The river ts closed this
side of Indian and tho steamer cannot
return.
The passengers, Including ten women.
started back over shore Ice twenty-eight
miles. Among the passengers are Mrs.
Hob Vlnlng, wife of tv Fairbanks trader,
and her 6-year-old daughter: Mrs. De
Graf. TS years old, a pioneer of the Yukon;
Dr. Alfred Thompson, who was racing to
make Ottawa In time for tho opening of
Parliament, and George De Lion, a cap
italist.
The steamer Pauline, with a barge and
130 tons of machinery and the launch
Falcon, for the Cnnadlan Klondike
DTedge company, are also stalled.
MERGER OF ALL FARMERS'
ORGANIZATIONS PROPOSED
NEW onLBANS, Nov. 9,-Delsgates to
the thirty-second convention, of the
Farmers National congress, which met
here today, discussed this morning a pro
posal tor the merger of all agricultural
associations under the name of the
United States Country Life association.
The advantages of a merger were urged
by Assistant Secretary Hays of the De
partment of Agriculture and he suggested
the American Grange, the Farmers' Na
tional congress, the Southern Cotton
Growers' aiioclntlon and the Farmers'
union for membership. What action would
be taken today was not Indicated by a
preliminary discussion last night.
More than 300 delegates to the congress
representing practically all of the south
ern states and about twenty states of the
middle west and west were registered
early this mornln?
SUNDAY BEE: NOVEMBER 10, 1912.
of, Omaha
time It is 1.2S4..3 feet above the measuring
point in the Mississippi rter.
Thero Is a point out north of Florence
that Is said' to bo tho highest spot In
Douglas county and for that matter the
highest In the eastern part of the state
While no correct measurements havo
ever been made, It Is estimated" to be
2,000 feet nbovo "City Datum" or about
2,963.8 feet abovo Now Orleans. If the
hill could be moved down to the gulf It
would bo a pretty rsspoctablo slxed moun
tain, but h-re it pao off 'or a sightly
spot and attracts no particular attention.
The accompanying cuts glvo some Idea
idea of the height of some of tho-
buildings In Omaha. For Instance,
tho top of tho caps on the Seven
teenth street side of the Hee building
Is marked 267.52. which means that the
point Is this number of feet above the
water mark on the pier of the Union
I'aclflc bridge. To theso figures add 903.8
feet and you will know exactly how far
abovo tho official marking point In tho
Mississippi river the particular caps are.
To ascertain the exact height of the city
hall, the City National bank, tho Union
Pacific headquarters, the Douglas county
court house or any of tho other build
ings referred to In tho sketch, adopt the
same method of figuring and follow tho
same plan and you will know Just ns
much about elevations ns the engineer
who has made this m life study. You may
not bo so well posted ns he on some
other technical things, . but you will be
able to tell to what extent Omaha is
up In tho air.
Train Robber Killed;
Companion Escapes
With Sack of Mail
RI3DDING, Cal Nov. 9.-Th! north'
bound Shasta limited, tho Southern Pa
dua railroad's coust train de luxe, was
held up and robbod nnd one bandit was
killed at Delata, thirty miles north of
here, tonight.
A companion of the dead bandit
escaped with the registered mall, None
of tho nassennern was Injured.
A plucky brakem'nn nearly frustrated
tho robbers, and -accounted for tho one
killed. Tho Shasta stopped at Delata
for water and two bandits boarded It,
One climbed over tho tendor and covered
thn fireman and onglneor with h. re
volvcr. The other entorcd tho mall car
and held up the mall clerks.
A brakoman, who had Jumped off tho
train on the side away from tho station,
saw the extra man on the tender and
RUcssed tho situation. Ho ran to the
'nearest store, caught up a rlflo and, ro
turnlntc. shot the robber Who was on
the tondcr.
The other bandit leaped at tho sound
of tho shot, .and ran for tho nearby
hills, carrying the registered mall sack
Ho has a good chance of escaping Into
tho neighboring hills. The train pro
ceeded, ...
Lbuisvillei Club
Sold for $100,000
LOUISVILLE, Ky., Nov. 9. A deal fok-
thn solo of the Louisville club of the
American association, which has been
pending for several days, practically was
closed today. According to available in
formation William Grayson has agrood
to sell to William F. Knobelkamp. Cap
tain William Neat and O. H. Wathen
local men, for 3100,000. The option of the
purchasers is due to explro tomorrow. It
Is believed that John J. McCloskey of
Louisville will manage the toam next
season.
BRILLIANT PLAY BY DE 0R0
RETAINS POOL TITLE FOR HIM
NEW YORK, Nov. 9. A. L. DeOro to
night defended his title as world's cham
pion at pocket billiards. Frank Sherman
of Washington, who challenged the
Cuban, was altogether outclassed In the
last block of the COO-polnt match.
DeOro made some wonderful combtna
tlon shots tonigld 'anil scored a high run
of 29. which equals the mark set by
Sherman when he took the lead in the
first block. Sherman's best tonight was
25. his score being 221 to DoOro'a 200. mak
Ing the challenger's total score wi wnen
DeOro reached the COO-polnt goal.
CHAMPION WEIGHT LIFTER
DYING OF BRIGHT'S DISEASE
MONTREAL, Que., Nov. S.-Louls Cyr,
who for twenty years was the champion
strong man of the world, defeating such
well known weight lifters as Sampson,
Cyclops, Bandow, Decarle, Barre and
Kennedy, Is dying of Hrlght's disease at
the homo of his son-ln-Iaw hero. It was
said tonight his condition was such that
death was expected nt any moment
",.-' nr-KKtest fit WS1 lifting On hlS
hnpk . olstform on which stood twenty
five men, totalling In weight about 4,600
pounds.
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Terslstent Aavertlstng Is the Road to
Legitimate "Ulg Business."
'Moveincutft Oeenti Sleriern.
Fort. Arr1r4.
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SENATE TO BE REORGANIZED
Washinpon Leaders Predict Work
ing Bodj of Fifty Democrat!.
SEVEN SEATS STILL DOUBTFUL
Test as to rolltlcnt Lineup of Pro
gressives Kxpected to Come
Boon After Convening;
of Congress.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-"The reor
ganization of the senate by the demo
crats on March 4 Is assured," said Sen
ator Hoko Smith of Georgia today, in
summing up the status of tha senate
after March 4 as a result of the recent
election.
. Senator Smith was among the first of
I thfl rtemorr.ltln aonfilnra tn Hlhrn n
Washington and ho spoke with assurance
ue largely to his familiarity with the
situation on account of his connection
With the senatorial branch of campaign
work. He spent a month In Chicago with
Senator Reed of Missouri, .in looking
fter tho If-glslaturca In various states,
"We" have thirty democrats who hold
over nnd five who already have been
elected, making thlrty-nve," said the
senator. "We havo democrats from
Georgia, Texas, Kansas, Arkansas, Mon
tana, Oklahoma, North Carolina, South
Curollna and two from Colorado, who
havo 'been elected In the primaries. The
democrats undoubtedly havo carried t,he
legislatures of New Jersey and Dela
ware, which Insures democratic senators
from each of those states. Advices from
Nevada and Oregon clearly Indicate the
election of democratic candidates fur the
senate. This would give forty nine dem
ocrats or a positive majority of the
senate."
Fifty Deniocrnts In Senate.
Smith was inclined to make additional
claims on the states which are consid
ered doubtful. He said that according to
his advices the democrats will have a
majority of the legislature of Tennessee,
which would Insure a democratic sen
ator from that state. Ho also counted
on further democratic accessions from
Illinois and from some of tho other states
which are still open to doubt.
We can rely safely on fifty demo
crats In tho next senate," he declared.
Senator Smith's summary of democratic
control In the aenato is substantially In
accord with tho general view taken at
the senate wing of the capitol. In other
quarters an Impartial survey of the re
turns gives totals up to the present time
ub follows: Democratls, 43; republicans,
41; doubtful, Ti total -membership, 96.
Tho seven seats still classed as doubt
ful lire the two from Illinois and one
each from Michigan. Oregon, South Da
kota, Tonneesee and Wyoming.
Without any of these seven --doubtful
scats, the present assured democratic
strength of forty-eight is exactly half of
the total membership and Is sufficient
with the vote of Vlco Prosiaent Marshall
on a tlo to control tno senate.
Test for rrouresslves.
The test aa to the political affiliation
of the progressives In tho senate will
come soon after tho convening of con
gress on tho first Monday in December.
If I could havo my way," said Sena
tor Oliver of Pennsylvania, ono of tho
foremost of the standpat republicans to
day, "I would determine the question at
the earliest moment. With the vice prcsl- ',
dent no longer with us, It will become
Imperative to elect a president pro j
tempore of the senate as soon u. we con-,
cne. .n
who was the caucus nominee for presi
dent pro torn of the last session. I
would call another caucus to namo a
candidate for this offlco and would make
his support a test of party loyalty on tho
part of senators claiming to bo repub
llcans."
If tho course suggested by Mr. Oliver
should be pursued-. It might result in the
early recognition of a third party In the
senate. It Is claimed, however, by Sen
ator Galllngcr's friends that the progres
Mve opposition to him bad largely died
away beforo the close of the lost ses
sion. The democratic senators aro most
anxious to obtain such a majority of
their own membership in tho senate as
entirely to avoid the necessity of any de
pendence upon the progressives after
March 4,
ARTICLES LOST IN THE MAIL
WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-Ry announ
cing that 8.6CS articles lost in the mall,
aggregating S13.C00, would bo sold at the
annual auction sole of the dead letter
office on December 16, Fostmaster Gen
eral Frank II. Hitchcock today Issued a
warning to all Christmas gift senders
and prospective parcel post patron8-
Hitchcock pointed out that during the
year moro than 4,000 articles, had escaped
from the wrappers In the mall, about 600
of them being pieces of Jewelry. He ad
vised the publlo to conform with the
parcels post requirements that all par
cels post packages must bear the dis
tinctive postage stamps, which will be
ready January t, next, and must have
Mrs. Housewife: You Can
Wash the Clothes Clean
In 20 Minutes With th Vacuum Washer.
'i' KrcrtTittsi'rUFtnu lrf
THE Pf RfECTIOH VACUUM C16THE8 WiSttEl where boiling, sudsy water
sn-, - TtoHer ..,$, clothes iB discharged in a steady
stream through the clothes, making them cleaner than is
possible by the old method.
There are no wheels, cranks or movable parts to get
out of order. It fits all wash boilers and lasts a lifetime.
During the demonstration held throughout the week we
are making a special price on these Washers t Rfk
of PaiOU
Or Sato in thl Cklna lipt.Wist Ai-ciis
BRANDEIS STORES
attached the return card of the senders.
Tho parcels post system goes Into effect
January 1.
Jones is Facetious
as He Goes to Jail
Newton Jones was sentenced to thirty
days In the county jail by Police Magis
trate Foster for attempting to steal
twelve sacks of coat from Mayor Joseph
McGuIre of Benson.
"Did you say thirty days?" queried the
prisoner.
"I said thirty."
"Well. then, your honor, what would I
have gotten If I had picked Mayor Dahl
man for nn easy mark?" came nnother
question. And with this he was hustled
off to the cooler.
IDA GROVE HIGH SCHOOL
WILL MEET SIOUX CITY
IDA QROVE. la.. Nov, P. (Special.)
Tho Ida Grove High school eleven with
a clean record of Victories over Buena
Vista college. South Omaha and Shenan
doah, meets Sioux City High at Sioux
City Saturday afternoon In d samo that
will decide the championship of western
Iowa and have considerable bearing on
the final determination of the Inter-
scholastic honors In Iowa, for the win
ner will bo at least on an equal footing
with any Des Moines High school.
The record of previous' games between
the two teams follows:
1902 Ida Grove, 46; Sioux City, S.
1903 No game.
1904 Ida Grove, 11; Sioux City, 0.
1906 Ida Orove, 42; Sioux City, 0.
1906 Idn Grove, 9; Sioux City. 4.
1907- Ida Grove, 0; Sioux City, 0.
1905 No game.
1903 Ida Grove, 6; Sioux City, S.
1910 No game.
1911 No game.
CanKnllst Founds Hospital.
CEDAR FALLS, la., Nov. 9.-(SpeblaI
Telogram.) Joseph Sartori, for many
years a prominent business man In this
city, last night signed papers donating
25,000 for a city hospital, the city to pro
vide a site and furnish the building. His
son. Joseph F. Sartori. capitalist, of Lo
Angeles, is here and agrees to give an
nually 11,000 for twenty-five years for the
support of the hospital, which will be a
memorial to his parents and known as
Theresa Sartori hospital. Work will begin
early In tho spring.
Uldest Voter In lows,
1LVRLAN. Ia Nov. 9.-(Spoclal.)
Samuel A. Wattcrs of this city lays
claim to being the oldest voter in the
county and of having cast more votes In
Iowa than any other man. Mr. Watters
was born In Iowa on July 4, 1818 and has
always been a resident of tho state. He
has voted for seventy-two years and
overy one of these votes have been cost
In Iowa. He voted six times before Iowa
was' admitted as a state. Mr.. Watters
Is in very good health and tn election day
walked to the polls, which are about a
mllo from his homo.
Army Deserter Cnuaht.
CHARLES CITY, la.. Nov. 9.-(Special
Telegram.) Homer Crow, who deserted
from the army, was captured here by
Uutted States detective while working In
the Hart-Parr Traction Engine, factory
Crow, going under the name of Rawlins,
came hero from Des Moines and applied
for work, stating he had been working
In Mnnn Pllv nml nthsr nolnts. and
Cro. eni,atei at port Sill. Okl., last
July and deserted In September;
I
Hnrlnn Mnn Commits Snlclde.
HARLAN, Ia Nov. 9.-(Speclal.)
YtnTi Htllnff n titnnr nf Shelhv iviuntv
am, at one UmQ a promlnent member of
the Iowa bar, committed suicide here to-
day by shooting himself with a 22-callbro
rifle. Deceased was 65 years of age and
lias been a resident of this county for
over forty years.
HYMENEAL
Lenr-Cnrr.
SPRINGVIEW, Neb., Nov. 9.-(SpeclaI.)
A quiet home woddlng was solemnized
at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Carr
of this city Wednesday evening at
o'clock, when their daughter. Miss Anna
Bertha, was united In marriage to Ev
erett T. Lear, son of Mr. ana Mrs. C. ti
Lear, tn the presence of a few near rela
tlves. Rev. J. It- Jordan, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal church, officiated
They will go to housekeeping In this
city at once.
Complete Iletnrna In Menile.
STURGIS. S. D Nov, 9.-(Speclal Tele
gram.) Complete returns from Meado
county received tonight give Roosevelt
1.012; Wilson. 976; Martin. 1,145; Gandy
923; Byrne, S69; Johnson, 1,194. Democrat
elected the entire leglslatlvo ticket.
Slnnx Falls Trim Mitchell High
SIOUX FALLS. S. D.. Nov. 9.-(SpecIal
ToleRram.) Sioux Falls High school this
afternoon defeated Mitchell High school,
37 to 6. The game was a snapoy one
throughout. Although outclassed Mitchell
did not become discouraged and put up
a hard fight from start to finish.
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several hours of hard labor
over tub and washboard. It
is the new "No-Work "Way
of Washing Clothes." In
stead of rubbing clothes on
the washboard, they are mit
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