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THE BEE: OMAHA. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMP.ER 13, 1012. 15 I'.KAIj ESTATE r Altai .t UA.NCII I.AMIH poll SALE I H Mil -I I Itrtv NEW YORK STATE FARM HOMES No part of the west offers such an opportunity for farming or for Rood Investment as Western New York. You can buy improved farm lands there at less than you can buy unimproved farms In the West. An Im proved New York farm means good buildings and plenty of them. It means orchards and vineyards. It nieanB near towns, churcheB, schools and paved roads. The soil Is fertile, producing big crops of alfalfa, clover, corn, oats, wheat, cabbago, beans, buckwheat and potatoes. ' Ontario and Senaca counties are in the heart of the apple and grape belt. An orchard on overy farm. Crops net $50 to $125 per, acre. Ap ples this year produced 5 to 10 barrels to the tree. New York is produc-, ing one-seventh of the nation's apple crop. Sour cherries produce threo tons and more to the acre, worth $100 per ton. Peaches, pears and grapes pay a big profit. You can buy these farm and fruit lands at $75 to $125 per acre. Get near the world's greatest market and the Bavlng in freight alono will make you a living. There is a constant demand for everything the farm produces. You make more money, Hvo more comfortably, on a New York farm than In the undeveloped West. Investigate. Special excursions leavo Omaha every Monday for Genoa, New York. For further particulars apply to , PAYN.E INVESTMENT COMPANY Corner 15th and Farnam Sts., Omaha, Neb. UeoraTlH. .TRAVKRSED 1iY THE GREAT SOUTH GEORGIA ATLANTA. lUHMlNaiLVM-ATLANTtU RAILROAD, Lands adapted to the. widest range of crop. All the money crops of the Month plentifully produced, For literature treat ing with this coming country. Hi soil, climate, church and fcohool advantages, write, V. 11. LI1AHY, Dept. K. General Passenger Agent. ATLANTA. OA. FRtilT AND TRUCK FARM at bar gain,, S6H acres three miles from Council Hlutfs postofflcoj good house, barn and buildings; flvo acres grapes, six acres apples, ono aero of alfalfa; oak posts for rale. DAY & HESS CO., Council Bluffs, la. Phono 3341. Gurdon and Fruit Tracts. Farms of any size, just & mllea north of Council Bluffs, at bargain prices. 806 acres, known as Orchard Heights, subdi vided and for Bale at from J50 to $100 per acre;, easy terms. Lot us show you this land. Day & Hess Co., 12S Pearl BL. council Bluffs, la. DO YOU DO ANY BUSINESS IN IOWA! THo Des Moines Capital l Iowa's most widely circulated and most Influential newspaper.- Its dally clrcu.utlon exceeds 43.000 copies. The classified advertising rate Is 1 cent a word or ti cents a line. You can sell your farm In Iowa or you can buy ia.nd In Iowa by the uso of the Des Molnil Capital. The rate by the month U VI. 20 a line. Address Tho -Des Moines Capital, Dos Moines. To. ' Mississippi. FOrt BALE 70 acrca best farm land, unimproved, mll from layman, Miss. Noted for truck farming. Vf. W. Byrne, Holt, ria. Minnesota. SNAP-200 acres .near ' Mankato, Minn. J5.0C0. Steam heated brick residence. All plow laud, orchard, flhe 'grove. $30 per acre. Morehart-Atchlson Land Co., Mankato, Minn. y Missouri. FLATTE county, Missouri 77$ acres; 27G acres blucgraas and timber pasture, balance In corn, alfalfa, clover, rye, oats, etc.; S-room house, very (large barn, 4 tenant houses, stables, creamery, etc., etc.; 2 miles from large town and al most adjoining railroad .station price $75,000; $20,000 cash, balance long time, 8 per cent. Address Owner, Box b6S, Kan--as City, Mo. 160-ACRE fr-it and stock farm. Shan non county. Mo., Improved. For prlco and terms address H. F. Crays, Mon toer, Mo. Nebraska. HOMESTEAD 100 acres Tlch farm land for $175, filing fees and, all. Just over Into Colorado good stuff, not sandhills. Laud uround Kimball, $15 to $25 an acre. Agents wanted. J. A. Tracy. Kimball. Neb. -r Ncbroska. 40-EUSHEL WHEAT LAND, $2C TO $35 PER ACRE. Wa have for sale over 20,000 acres of Cheyenne county, Nebroska'8 choicest farm land, where the crop yields for 13 years, Including 1910 and Mil, average with the best In the state. Alfalfa, also a leading crop. Better soil, water and climate cannot bo found. Write for full Information. Agents wanted everywhere, FUNDINGSLAND INVESTMENT CO.. SIDNEY, NEB. Mlt. INVESTOR, Mr. Man with small means: For sale, 12 quarters ot choice lurm land close to Sidney, Nub., one until cash, fcal. ten years, in ten equal payments. Krnest liaaach. Sidney, Neb. South Dakota. FOH SALE 10 acres good farm land; 40 acres broke, balance all tillable; 7 miles from Dallas and 6 miles from Colorae. Price J0 per acre, payable 11,60) cash, 1200 March 1, 1813; 12,400. March 1. 11)17. Address Box 180, 'Dallas, South Dakota. Texas. CHHAlP patented state school lands, south Texas; fban acre cash, balance ten yeais. For full particulars! write F. A. Connable, trustee, ' 4Si Commercial Bank lildg-.. Houston. Tex. ' WushlnKton. BUY SPOKANE PROPERTY. One acre that will soon be worth $1,000 for 600; terms. Write EMERY 8. BAYIJIY. j Peach. Wash; UVK STOCK M.lUKKT OF WEST Ship live stock to South' Omaha. Savs mileage and shrinkage. Your consign ments receive prompt and careful atten tion. I.ne- !llock Commission Mr-rt:Unnls. BYEttS BROS. & CO. Strong, reliable. CLIFTON Com. Co. 222 Exchange Bldg! Snyder-Malone-Coffman Co., 169 Ex. Bldg LAVERTY BROS., 138 Exchange Bldg. MARTIN BROS. & CO., Exchange Bldg. Cloy, Robinson & Co., 200 Exchange Bldg. ItAIIAVAY TIME CARD lMO. STATION Tenth nnd Mason. L n I on Pacific . . , . DP"t. Arrlte. Bin. Fran. Overland Ltnl.,.,a 1:45 rta a 7:M pm China tt Japan Mall ...a 1:14 pm a 5:45 pm Atlantic. Ezpreaa , a J;j5 am Portland A t-uset 8. Bip alj:04 am pm Lot Angalea Limited all: pm a l:U pm Denver Special , .a 7:15 am altsSOam Colorado Special ....alt:01 am a 7:69 am Colorado Bxpreaa a 1:50 pm a 4:00 pm Orefen-WaBblncton Limited... all :50 pra a 1:20 pm )rtb Platte Local.. a 1:15 am a4:4ipm Oram bland. Local a lito pat alO;M am giromanun Local. , .bltai pm b l.U pm CblcaKO, MllwnuUre? & St. Pan I - Overland .limited a T:10 pa a 1:11 ara twUieago vprciai ;uv pm a 7:40 pm Denver-Portland Limited a 5:04 pm all:l4 pm Chicago Dejllfbt dpectal a I M am allies pm CotoVCalllornla Xipreaa. a 1:2a pm Perrj Local , .a 1:20 ara all W pm IV. 1, as ot. Milieu..! t win 1 ,'Q) im K t a tt. Louis Esrrtii. all IS pm a 5 ti pm K. L. ti 8L Loula Limited ill U am . i -it r,. KHAb KSTATI3 hAllM HAKCIt LAMIS KOH SAI.H I !! II Vnrli. ItAIIAVAY TIME CAHU. CUlcuuo A. Northwestern "sorrrHuoWD. Mlnneil'ollii-St. Pul liipr. .a 7:00 im M)nnepoll-Ht. Paul Umlttd.a 7:00 pm a t Tftln City Local a l;2i pm alo Sioux Clly Local a 1:13 pm a 1 Minneapolis it Dakota Eip..aJ:oopm a Twin City Limited a 1:W pm u 7 MluoetQta Exprvaa. i all EASTUOUND. Carroll Local... a 7:00 am a Utylliht Chicago a 1:40 am CalcaiQ Local all:M pm a 1 CWcaaM-Coloraflo a 1 Chicago Bpeulal a : pm a r-acltto .Coast-Chlcafo a t:U pm a 3 Lua Aniles LlralMd .... l:h) pm all Orerland Lliclted a Lit pm a I Carroll Local ..a;Jlpm all) Fan Mall pm a 1 i'.f!r KaDldi. Sioux Cltr and .00 am :I0 pm : pm :ll pm :S0 am ;0u am 110 pm :1J pm .1) pm :4S am .IS pm :I0 pm :li am :0 am : pm :3S pm :ls pm :00 am omasa al Ccntannlal EUta Liraltfd all :10 am all Lonr Tin S:W am, all Kiorlolk-Dalloa a :ou am all: Lont pine-Lincoln. a t:)a pm a 5 Haatni-6.uptrlor h till il Dtadwood-Ilot Bprlott a 3:S pm a 5 Caspar-Lander J;M Pm aid Fiemont-Alblon b (IM via ti 1 Watmah Omaha-BL Louis Express.. ..a 1:10 pm a Uall and Kxpreas a 7:01 am all Slanberry Local (from C. II ) .b l:UJ pui big ClilcaKO Orent Western Twin City Limited a 1:10 pm a S I'erry Local a 1:10 am all Twin City Eiprwa .a TiSO am a I Chicago Kipres a b:vo pm a 3 Ciilcnso, RucU Inlnnil & 1'nciflc EAST. 00 am :20 pm :0 pm :10 pm :15 pm 3 put :1S am :1S pm :15 am :10 am :00 pm ISO pu .10 pu .30 Dm Clilcago Local Passenger. . ..bl0:S5 am bio :18 pm :00 pm cmcago JJ m v.. a am a 0 Chicago EipreM a 4:10 pm a 1 Des Molnea Local I'asaenger.a 4:27 pm a 12 L'hkago-.Nebraska Limited ..b6:08 pm a l WEST. Chicago-Neb. Ltd. to Lincoln. a S;K am a C Clilcsgo-Colorado Eipresa ...a 1,10 pm a4 Oalshoma & Texas Kpreaa..a 4:40 pm all lloclty Mountain Limited, .alo :47 Hm alt AO pm ,li Dm :oo am 47 pm .00 Dm :25 pm :U am UorlluKton Station Tenth .t Mnaou. llurlliiBton Depart. a !10 am a 4:10 pm a a::o am a 4:10 pm b t:20 pm ..all:15 pm ..a 8:15 am ..b 7:05 pni a :lt am ..alliao pm ..a 7:15 pm ..11:15 pm ..a 5:08 pm ..a S;3o pm .b 3:30 pm ..a 4.55 pm ..alO:4S pm ..a :U am Arrlra. a 3.-43 pta a 3 MS pm a :10 pm a Denver ft California l'uget sound Expreta Nebraaka Folnta Dlack Illlla Lincoln Mall Northweat Eipreaa Nebraaka Eipreia Scbuyler-Platiamoutb Lincoln Local Plattamouth-lowa l)llevue-l'lttlmouth Chicago Special Denver 8ieclal Chicago Kipress Chicago Kaat Kipreas Craiton Ua.) Local St. Louis Expreaa Kanaaa Clty-at. Joaph... Kansas Cltr & St. Joseph. al2:is pm i n 9 .(h, . . 1 - -w. am a 6.10 pnt bi0:0) am tlO:2S am 3:M am tm am all. 15 PIa 7.M am a : f,m a 1:00 am 1))0:45 am jl:50 am C:4i am :10 pm Wcliater Sintlon 15th .t Welmtor. Clilcnno. St. i'nul, Itllnneupolla i Omulin Sioux Cltr Eipreas Twin CHr Paaaenger Bloux City Paisonger Eraerson Local Mlasonrl Pacific Auburn local (a) dallr. tW dally ticept Depart. Arrive ..b ;25 pm M1:5J am ..b :!5 am b :H pra ...o 1:25 am c c:j pm ..b S:li pm b .io am ..b 5:30 pm bl0:4J am Sunday, ic) Sundi). AUTO ACCIDENT QUICKLY FOLLOWS A RUNAWAY I I SHENANDOAH. Ia., Nov. U.-(SpecIul.) Mr. and Mrs. a. E. Griffin drove to Northboro Sunday In tnelr automobile. Near Northboro, Henry Siindcrman'ri team became frightened nt the cur and rnn away, upsetting tho buggy on top of Its occupants. Mrs. Sundcrmnn wuh consld- 1 erably hurt and tho autolsts took the ' injured woman In their car and started ' for a, doctor's 'office. They hud gone but a short distance when the engine balked i and tho car started to coast dpwn hill backward. Guided Into a hedge It upset and Mrs. bunderman was thrown out a second time. After the car was righted they reached town safely. An automobile belonging to John Mc- Qaw of Rlvcrton struck a cow and upset near Farragut last Thursday evening. Mrs. Millie Helm, a nurso who was going to the McOaw household, had nn arm dislocated In the smash. MOTORCYCLE RIDER HURLED THROUGH WIND SHIELD SHBNANpOAir, la., Nov. 12. (Special.) Henry Pltjer, riding a high-power motor cycle, collided with a touring car owned and driven by Dr. Armltage, late Sunday afternoon, at a corner two miles southwest of Shenandoah. Piper was hurled head long through tho windshield of. the auto mobile and was horribly cut, but es caped serious Injury. The motorcycle was demolished and a part of It thrown over a hedge fence. Tho collision took place at a corner on top of a hill wbero the roadway Is screened by a hedge nnd neither saw the approach of tho other. .Minced limit Klllat Tiro. MASON CITY. Ia., Nov. 12.-(Speclal Telegram.) John Davidson, aged 19 years, and Kenneth, his brother, aged 17, are both dead at Mil ford as a result of eating minced ham bought at a local shop. Ptomaine poisoning quickly de veloped, both were attending school when taken sick, Mlnerd 1 1 am in Katnl, MASON CITY, Ia., Nov, 12. John, aged 19 years, and Kenneth, aged 17 years, eons of A. pavldson of Mllford, near here, are dead from ptomaine poisoning, due. It is said, to rating minced ham which un purchased at a local market. Kenneth died last night and John todsv Persistent Advertising Is the Road to Big Returns, Cut This Out nclp that Breaks a Cold tit a Day and Curei any Curable Cougn. r rom your uriiKKini nci imn uuiur Otobe, line Compound iConecntrated Ai 1 . . 1t....rln. T.iL'i. i... - . i . . . . t ...... these two Ingredients home and put them .... . .. 1 ... I. I ..1. .. !...!.. inio a nan pini m kmixi . well and use In doses of one to two ten- spoonfuls after each meal ana at. ia time." Smaller doses to children accord ing to age. nut ue sure 10 gei- oiny uin genuine Ulobo line Compound (Concen trated Pine). Kach halt ounce- bottle comes in a senlc-d tin screw top case, it your druggist does not lnwe It ho win quiCKiy pet 11. .Many iuimuiks h large qunnuiy ana cnetiper, u;u iv Hsk to experiment Thlj formula come mini t iTn.'it" uiiv 'i onw .v ....... . TIUs was first published here six year ago una loeni, urugKisis u in constant uemniui ever nw. SORB rUBT, Corns. Callouses, Hun lon. Frost Bites, AchliiK and Sweaty Feet A spoonful of Caloclde In the foot bath gives Instant relief. 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Enclosed find cents for coupon Nos Magazines for the month of to be sent to: Name : Addreis Addretitt Twentieth Century Farmer, Omtthft. Nob. I Council Bluffs. ELECTION ERROR TO SENATE Judge Arthur Holds that District Court Cannot Correct Mistake. KIMBALL LOSES IN THE RACE Urrnr of Count nf llnllota In tin- I'M rat I'rorlnot of First Wnril Urfrnta Kimlmll for Itfflrc nf Slntp srnntr. Ill an all-iUy conlrovrrsy. In which court tlfclslmis were piled on lop of 'te clslons to inouiitnltioilK holchts, ooiiflrni Inn and conflicting, Judno Arthur lute yeterduy afternoon unstained the demur, rer etitered by tho attorneys for Mack 0. (looilwln, democratic cnndldato for istnto A Sour, Gassy, Upset Stomach "Papo's Diapopsin" Regtlatos Your Stomach and Ends In digestion in Five Minutes. Wonder what upnet your Monmeh which portion of tho food did tho dumiiKo -do you? Well, don't bother. U your Motnach Is In u revolt; If our, Rnsiiy ami upset, and what you Just ato has fer. mented Into stubborn lumps; your hend dltr.y ami aches: belch gases and nrlds nnd eructato undigested food; breath foul, tonctlo coated-just tuko a llttlo Dlupepsln and In five minutes you truly will won der what became of the Indigestion and distress. , Millions of men and vjomcn today know that It Is needless to have n bad stomach. A llttlo niapcpsln occasionally kcopa this dellcato organ regulated and they eat their favorite foods without fear. If your stomach doesn't tako care of your liberal limit without rebellion; If your food Is a diVinKo Instead of a help, remember tho quickest, surest, most harmless rollef Is l'apo's Dlapepsln which costs only fifty cents for a large case nt drug stores. It's, truly wonderful 4 1 d. 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IS 15 cents i Class C. 1 CI M D, month Coupon Ho. 10 cents month Class D Magazines. Coupon Ho. 17 16 cents 2 Class D. 1 Clsss A month coupon ho. 10 -i 21 cents 2 Class I). 1 Class B. famOnth Coupon Ho. 18 2 12 cents 2 Class D. 1 Class C. month Ooimoil Bluffs, fenator. and held that tho district court had no Juriwllctlon to order tho Judges and clerks of the first precinct of the First ward election board to correct the error that Is claimed to have been made in the ballot eountlng by which Clem V Kimball, republican candidate, lost 10i votes, causing his defeat on the face of the I .tin nr. by forty-eight vote. The court siiitatlieil the contentions of thn Goodwin counsel that tho proper method to get nt the facts was n contest as pro- Mded b the "stale law. which carries It into the senate. And hero It will g. according to the declaration of Mr. Klin ball last evening. Tho merits of tho controversy over the missing ballots were not entered Into at any stogo of the proceedings, tho only question presented to the court being that of jurisdiction. The same question was n a mcnMiro raised boforo Jlldgo Wheeler on Saturday afternoon and thn demurrer on whlcJi It was based was overruled. In urgtllng the demurrer In thn Interest of County Auditor llimnan, Mr. Organ, attorney for Goodwin, con tended that If the, auditor wis compelled to surrender tho ballots to tho Judges for a recount he would be forced to do an act that would bo plainly in violation of tho .tato law, No lown decisions flc. ured In tho great mass of opinions sub mitted to support the contention. While the hesrlng was under way tho Hoard of County Supervisors was busily engaged In the work of canvassing the election returns. nVold'ng. however, tha l-'lrst ward books, eighteen of the forty Mx precincts were canvassed when tho hour for adjournment came. The only change made In tho senatorial situation was In the returns from Hoomer town, ship, wheie an error ot four votes in Kimball's favor was discovered Tho Un official returiiH from tho precinct upon which tho voto In tho county for sen ntor won figured gavo Kimball eighty two. On tho back of tho election on velope ninety-two had been written. Atlantic Northern Will be Financed Notwithstanding reports ot an entirely opposite character that havo been sent out from Des Moines In thn last fow days former Governor losllo M. Shaw announced yesterday that the plans for financing tho Atlantic Northern rullroad would be curried out. Today I tho tlmo set for hearing tho application mode to the supremo court by two of the hcavlost creditors of tho Atlautlo road for nn or der restraining Judgo Arthur from grant ing any further tlmo to Governor Shaw. Judgo Arthur loft for Des Moines last evening, where he will meet Attorney J. J. Mesa, counsel for tho Hhaw syndicate and tho now lowa Short; Une, In an swer to u telegram from Governor Shaw saying that nrrangnmontn had been com pleted satisfactory to the creditors. Tho arrangement provides for tho tak ing over of tho claims of tho Bhugart llrothers and tho Alleles company, con struction companies whoso claims for building tho road approximate, nearly fcMO.MO. Other claims that have been pressing for paymont will bring tho total amount Mr. Shaw Is to hhhuiuo to-np-proximately JJJO.OOO. If thcto claims nio satisfactorily disposed of there will bo no objection to granting continued tlmo for the final maturing of the plans for financing the new lino and tho pretence of Judgo Arthur was desired to niako wlmtovcr order Is agreed upon. COMMERCE COMMISSION UPHOLDS HIGHER RATE A mutter of almost trivial Importunes-, culled to tho attention ot the Intetutato Commerco commission by tho llafor Lumber company of Council Bluffs, promlsos to miiko Homo clmnges Hint may bo ot considerable importnnco to tho ship ping lntercstH ot Council Bluffs and Omuha, ns well as of ecvoral other MIs fcourl river points similarly situated. Hoverul months ago tho Rock Island railroad made an rror In printing its tariff Hhcets, wheru a lumber rate from tho auiith of 25V4 cents was printed 2G(4 cents, Attention of tho company wus culled to It by tho Ilufor company as well as other Hhlppers and corrections promised. Several months elapsed und thu Hnfer company mndo shipments under the higher rato und when a refund wus called for tho rullroad company an nounced that it could not make the small rebates duo without tho sanction of tho commerco commission. Tim llufer com pany then laid the matter before tho com missioners and also submitted tho ques tion of Injustice contained In tho ly, cents Restorative Treatment for Nervous Men Coming from a source of unques tioned authority on the ailments ot men It is presumed to bo Infill- nuie, wnuo the proiecslon general ly endorse tho Ingredient and nru- HcrllKi them In many different lornm of various dlHcanea, 'i'hu following formula Is highly effici ent lu uulckly rontorlmr In norvous exhaustion, melanchollu, anxiety, timidity In venturing, dizziness, heart palpitation, trembling limbs, Insomnia, thinness, cold extremi ties, tlrcd-nll-in feeling and general Inability to do those natural and rational nets upon which depends a niHu'H succehs and happiness lu social nnd every day life. 'jiio ini-tructiona ror mixing at home secretly so that no embar rassment may bo felt, ore as fol lows: First get three ounces of syrup Bursapurllla compound and oiwt ounce compound fluid balm wort: mix and let stand two hours. Then add one ounce compound es sence cardhil and one ounce tinc ture cadomeno compound (not cardamom), and mix all together. Tho directions are to tn.io ono tea spoonful alter each meal and one when retiring, until bounding health nnd full strength are re stored, Kven a few weeks will witness most wonderful results. Astonishing nervous force and equilibrium follow the treatment, no matter how serious the case. This contains no opiates what ever nnd may also be used by, wo men who suffer with their nerves with absolutu certainty of prompt and lasting benefits. Advertisement Jump! Council Bluffs, bridge differential chiirgcd on lown ship ments west and Omaiia NhtpmriitH en-it-ward, Tio vlalm of Inciiuullly was Hint this into affected lumber only. According to press reports from Wash ington on Saturday tho commission an thorlxcd the correction ot the en'or In tho tariff Bhect, but sustained tho ohni-Ko of tho bridge differential on thu theory of' the extra cost ot brldRn maliieminc'. The decision places the commission lu tha ruther uwkward position nf permit ting discrimination ngnlnst one c!asa of freight nnd also against ono locality. At St Jowph, where exactly the snmo con ditions prevail as here, thoro Is 110 such charge, neither is there at Knnsas City. Lumber, however, Is accorded 11 lower rnto thun uthor classes of freight, but owing to freedom from damugo or loss yields 1U1 uvorago bettor return per cur than other higher rlars freights. It Is probable that some of thu lumber whole salers ut severul points discriminated against will ask the Intcrstatu commlH tlon for an opinion that will attempt to explain tho rather singular reasoning upon which this decision appears to bo based. Minor Mention Word was received hero yesterday of thn denth ot William linker at Han An tonio, Tex, Mr, linker wuh a well known business mnn of Council Illuffs, for many years engaged In the lightning rod busi ness, but for several years past In thu southern laud business. Ho htul large Innd Interests In Toxns and on the gulf coast. It Is prpbablo that tho body will bo returned hero for burlnl. Rev. Joseph Moss nt I-ovolund, thli county, atul n resilient of tho vicinity for sixty years, died yesterday nt the home of his daughter In this city, Mrs. W. K. Hnyt, 2rtii Avenuu II. Mr. Moan wns 78 years old, nnd for more than half a century Imcl been a lluptlst minister. He had been III seven weeks, lie Is survived by his widow and eight children. The no'iy will no tnKim today to Love land for burial. Or O. O. Hmlth. who played golf on the Council Bluffs links while he wns pastor of tho First Congiegntlonnl church, has lost none of bis Interest lu the great crime ijlnee his removnl to Houth Da kota to become head of the Congrega tional church ut Kort Pierre. On tho contrary his attachment has been strengthened, Tim 1'lerro Golf club, tha lending one In tho xtate, bus been re organized, new nnd lurger links seemed and IJr. Smith has beoh elected president of tho organization. The monthly report of Dr. nowcr. city health officer nt tho meeting of the board of health Inst night showed that there had been thirty-four deaths from all cnuwii In the city during tho month of October. During the month there were twenty-four cases of diphtheria and four deaths from the disease, eight rases of smallpox nnd five of typhoid fever with no deaths. No other contagious dis eases wrro reported, There were un doubtedly others, but owing to tho weak ness of the state laws that do not mako It obligatory upon physicians to report the health officer Is obliged to hunt up all of tho statistics contained lu his monthly mid annual reports. Smoke that densely filled all parts of the three-iitory building on North Main street on Indian creek bunk, now oc cupied uu sn automobile garage and re pair shop, called out the fire jlepartmen Sunday night and completely baffled nit atteinptn to find its origin. The smoko was Been pouring out of tho windows pn all floors whon tho alarm was turned In, The building Is located less than 109 feet from No. 3 flro station and Fire Chief Nicholson has an Iritarost In tho garage, and tho firemen were reasonable diligent In their efforts to find the source or ine rire. The smoKo hod the odor of burning pine, but an hour's search failed to reveal any fire. The uillolnlnir Imllil. Ing, occupied by tho Novelty Manufactur Ing company, was tho sceno of the stub. norn pnospnurus fire last summer, and the fear was that soinu of the phosphorus had again flamed up In some concealed place. Another theory was tho smoko hnd come from the city building's smoke, stuck, which enveloped the outsldo of the factory buildings for ti few minutes half an hour previously. Arthur Hayes, tho young negro who fled from town two or tlireu jcafs ago after robbing the cash drawer and tnfe at the Grand hotel nnd wns suspected nf looting the two telephone booths- In tho hotel nnd later sent to the penlten tlary for snatching a purse from it woman nt the Northwestern passenger station, s again In tho city Jalt. Yes terday afternoon the puilcu department was notified that Hayes had escaped from the Anatnosa penitentiary on Sat urday, in just half uu hour later I)c tectlve Callughan came Into tho ttatlon with the negro, whom ho had found on tho street. Hayes will now be returned to tho penitentiary' to erve the full period of his five-year term. Hayes was captured lu Tennessee after the Grand hotel robbery, but owing to the Impossi bility of getting jiouittvi! evidence, was permitted to plead guilty to a minor charge and was given a short 'all sen tence Within a week after he was out of Jail he committed the last robbery. The fellow Is also said to havn u crimi nal recoH on the Pacific coast. Drawn for The Boo by Merlo Johnson, SHAW IS GIVEN MORE TIME? Iowa Supreme Court Sanotions the Atlantic Road Extension. i GIVEN TO DECEMBER 14 TO PA I 1 .Strike Sit tuitlun In Den Molnr lrov."r-. Involved and Apprni Mnite for -Mayor to Clour All Nnloonn ' ' I'rmlliifl- Settlement. "J. (From n Staff Correspondent.) DliH MOINKS, Nov. 12.-(Hpeclnl Tele grnm.) Tttorneyn for creditors for tha Atlantic railroad pleaded with the si;, preme court this afternoon for a writ ot prohibition to prevent und further con tinuances to ox-Qovernor Shaw In tho matter ot completing tho purchase of tho railroad nnd aftor listening to Qovornor Hhaw tha court Itself granted an ex tension of tlmo until December li. T!ri was substantially what waa agreed to Itf tho nttoi-neys and by Judgo Arthur of tho lower court against whom tho wrt wns asiten. : Hhnw gnVe absolute nssurancet thKV"H tha money Is forthcoming and that wllhfn. thirty days tho purchase will bo conV " y plotcd. .SlrlUr Hltnntloii 'Worse, With about twonty-flvo persons nr-i rested today for disturbances In cdiy nectlon with tho teamsters' strike, muofi' difficulty on tho part ot tho police In dlsj polling crowds of strlkors and a threat w of calling out tho militia tho strike slt- nation In Des Moines is decidedly biui" tonight. A committee of citizens liaa ru-i 'incited tho mayor to close all saloonn"1 for n time. Tho Trades arid Labor As-'"" numbly Is holding dally sessions and there 1 Is danger of a general strike of union men In all linos out ot sympathy for tho teams t nis. I Alleued Car Robbers lndlutnl. , LOOAN, In., Nov. 12.-(8peclol.)-ThiM. Biund Jury returned Indictments against the following named parties: George Ryan and Stephen Ryan and Roy lfuyes, ntt for tho ulleged offense of breaking and entering und robbing cars. Tho graifd" ' ' Jury also returned nil Indictment against Joo Vundcen for tho alleged offense of rohbliig a dredge bont hi or near Mon dumlii. Thu warrants aro now In tha hands of Sheriff Rock and the men nru In tjio Logan Jail. . town NrvtB Notes. , 1H3RT DODOK-More than 2,000 peoplf. who revered August Weuble, prominent general storo merchant at Rolfo. when ' woh killed Instantly In an automobile ac cident, uttended his funeral yesterday, , Mrx. Weitble, who waa thought to be fa- . tally Injured In tho accident, Is now as sured of recovery unless complications urlso. FOKT DO DO 13 Mrs. Anna Coyle, -n. former resident here, was burned tu . death at Spencer as the reoult of a gaso line explosion. Mrs. Coylo was employed, nt a restaurant and was washing win dows with gasoline ut tho tlmo of the ac cident OTTUMWA-Ottumwa's now 225.000 fed-, era building was formally opened re cently by Judge MaPlieron, former Colf- uiossmnn John F. Lacov and D. W. Ilain--' llton, members of the Wapello County . nar HBPoeiation, una pronouncea uy juuku -Alol'herson one of the best appointed fed eral courts over which his Jurisdiction ex. tends. Many or tho other speakers spoko 111 a. similar vein of the fine structure. OR1KNT A large number of nnstotV over tho Crouton district of the Methu- ' (list Church association met at Orient fpr' a two unya svstion last, ween ann an in-J tercstlng program was carried out, TImv 1 keynote of tho association was evangel ism und It will, the unanlinouu decision of tho minister" present that the best method or earning on tne worK was lit co-oooratlon among themselves ratheri than In outride help from evangelists. Prescription that Soon Knocks Rheumatism Tho only logical treatment for rheumai Usui Is through the blood. The poison? . that settle In .muscles. Joints and biuR. causing cevern pain, must be dissolved . und expelled from the system or thenf can be no relief. This prescription from a noted doctor Is sold, to be working won ders all over the country. Hundreds of the worst cases were cured by It liera lost winter. "From your drugglat get ona ounce of Torts compound (In original (.ruled package) and one ounce of syrup of HarBuparllla compound, Tuko these two Ingredients homo ftnd put them Into a half pint of good whiskey. Shake tlv bottle and take u tablcHpoonful beford each meal nnd at bed time " Result' come the first day. If your druggist does not have Torts compound In stock ho will get It In a few hours from his whole tulo house. Don't be Influenced to tak?' homo patent medicine Instead nf this. In Blst on having the genuine Torla com pound In the original, one-ounce, sealed, yellow package. ( BOBS FBBT, Corns, Callouses, Bun ions, FrOBt lilies. Aching and Sweatj Feet A spoonful of Caloclde In the Xootr ha tn gives Instant relief Oet u box at anv drug store Advertisement,
