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THE BEE: OMAITA, MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1913.
P.AP.TH. Til GREET GERMANS JORDAN PAYS BIG FINE
FOR ATTACK ON SEWARD MAN
Great Preparation! Made for Cele
bration of Event
COMMISSIONER'S MOTHER DIES
Sim. Jnla C. Hall of Vrrilnn Itxplrerf
mt Home In nichnrdson Conntr -
Rnte llrnrlnjr Is Vnt Over
for One I)r
(From a Staff Corespondent.)
LINCOLN. Oct. C.-(Speclftl.)-Tho cpl
tl city of Nebraska. Is maVlnfT sreat
preparations for the celebration of Ger
man day on October H. 18 and 16. The
liaradea each day will be made something
Better man xnose oi any previous j,
Th floats have been In preparation for
several weeks and are said to be wonder
ful creations of the designer.'
On thelSth the day of tha ute parade!
Governor John 11 Morehead, will head
the parade escorted by his full staff of
colonels, eighty strong. The governor
has notified by letter each onu of his
staff and In polite langungc has Informed
them that ,-If It Is convenient for you to
be present In uniform on that afternoon
I shall be rxlatftl to havo you do so."
KaJlway Commissioner Thomas K If all
was called to Verdon yesterday by tho
serious Illness-of his agcd mother, Mrs.
Julia C. Hall, who has been falling for
several weeks, fihe died at midnight
last night. She was the wife of ono of
the early settlers of the state, who died
nearly thirty years ago.
She leaves surviving her six sons and
two daughters. The funeral will be held
Tuesday morning at Verdon and tha
burial will be at Kails City.
The state chess tournament which has
been going on In Lincoln during the last
few days closed last night. Prof, C. C.
Engbertc of Lincoln winning with a score
of thirteen games won, one lost and ono
drawn. Lallue Williams of Omaha stood
second with twelve Won and three lost.
Ilev. W. P. Kollman of Lincoln took ten
wins, three loses and two draws. J. II.
Fox, whose town Is not known, had a
clean score, losing fifteen straight games.
Cooper Ellis, a 18-year-old boy from
Bloomfleld, won threo games straight
and, then hod to quit on account of sick
ness. Undor the rules alt games not
played are charged as lost.
Rate Hearlnir Postponed.
On account of the funeral of the mother
of Commissioner I L. Hall, the hearing
on general order No. li for revision of
class rates In Nebraska, previously eet
for 9 o'clock a. m., October 7, has been
postponed to 9 a, m., October 8.
CITY SCHOOL HEADS CONFER
OVER STATE CERTIFICATES
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, Oct. 6.r-(flpeclal.)-)I cads of
city schools, and others held a meeting
yesterday In the .office of tho state
superintendent for tho purpose of dls
cussing and putting In force a rulo to
govern the Issuance of certificates by ap
proved Institutions , of the state. The
committee which had the matter under
Its charge consisted of Superintendents
Bedwelt of Beatrice, Klihsr of Aurora
and WaterhouiB of Fremont.
Those present were: President Mo-
Lauthlln of tha York college: lloff of
Cotner, Foredlce of the state, Helht oti
Mesne, iiaisey a; Omaha, Fisher of
Aurora, Hayes of Peru,-Aehcref.t .York,
jKoward. otrWsyrifcmp VC Hasting,1
WaterhouM of Fremont, Thomas of
Kearney, Hansen of Blair, Nlcholls of
Bellevue, Father McMonamy of Crctghj
ton Ualvcrslty, Ilodwell ot Beatrice,
OJUhap ot Wesley aft and Sisters Margaret
and Louise of the Emocuiate Conception,
Hastings.
SSWAItD, Neb., Oct .-8peclal.)-A
cutting affray took place at the Diamond
Cafe last night which resulted In serious
Injury to V. K. Illckerson. He had
bought a clsnr and through some little
altercation about the same, II. F. Jordan,
traveling man who was In tho res
taurant at the time, flourished his knife
at Illckerson In such a manner as to cut
bad gash In his faco. Fifteen stitches
wns necessary to olose tho wound. A
complaint wan filed against Jordan this
morning and ho was fined 1100 and costs
by Judge Oladwlsh, which ho paid.
NEW LAW AIDS FARMERS
IOWA FUNDS RUNNING LOW! New 1914 Limousine
On Display at the
Cadillac Salesroom
Visible Supply of Cash at Ebb, Duo
to Big Drain,
NEW LAW 18 RESPONSIBLE
No Dnwrer of fltntn Ilnnnlnir Ilehlnd
n Wnrrnnt Will Not He Ilrarn
Unless Money for Them Is
In (ilttht.
Better Grade of Horseflesh to Result
in Nebraska.
INSPECTION ACT RIGOROUS
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
DE8 MOINES, la., Oct. 5.-(8poclsI.)-The
general fund of the ntuto of lon-a
has now been for some, time much lowei1
than usual and Is now less than JIOO.WM.
This month always shows the fuml at
Its lowest, for the tax collections of last
month havo not yot shown up at the
stato treasury. A change In tho law so
that tho funds for the state educational
Institutions Is drawn out monthly In-
lead of quarterly has also had Its ef
fect In diminishing the visible supply of
Veterinarians In Vnrtous LocallUe
Will Sec thnt Provisions Are
Carrie it Out to the llen
eflt of Stock.
monnv for tho state. A number of times
n recent years the state onlciais navo compartment is so arrangea mai mo
,.l in no-onerate to prevent completely driver can leave from either side of th
JOHNSON COUNTY AFTER
HOG CHOLERA STATION
TECUMSEII, Neb., Oct. E,-(Speclal.)-Tecumseh
business men and Johnson
county farmers are after the government
experimental station which Is to. be es
tablished; one In Montgomery county,
ot hoe cholera. An appropriation has
been made of $79,000 for four of theso
stations and three have already been es
tablished; oao at Montgomery county,
Indiana; one In Dallas county, Iowa.,
and one In Pettis county, Missouri. It Is
said that Congressman J. A. Magulre ot
this district Is favorable to Tccumseh
aa the place for the station, but that
Governor Morehead Is very anxious to
locate the plum at Fall City. The work
will bo undor the direction ot tho govern
ment board ot animal industry, and there
will be a force of some seven or eight
matt at each station, Dr. M. Dorset, chief
of the National Bureau ot Animal Indus
try, was In Lincoln this week and John
son county men waited upon him and
explained the claims ot this city for the
location of the station. These men came
homo feeling quite hopeful of securing it.
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, Oct. G.-(8pecla!.)-The Stato
Board of Agriculture, through Its pub
licity department, has prepared the fol
lowing regarding the now stallion regis
tration law and other matters concerning
Its enforcement:
Tho general nubile, and tha stallion
owners In particular, throughout the state
have watched with Interest the law reg
ulating the public service of stallions anil
jacKs wnicn was passed by the 1911 le
lslature, known as the linear! law. This
aw was declared unconstitutional by the
supreme court on March !, for the
reason that tho Stallion Registration
board was not composed of executive offi
cers ot the state, as provided for all
such boards by tho constitution of Nebraska.
However, this defect In the law was
remedied . by the 1913 legislature and the
personnel of the board vested In the gov
ernor, tho stato treasurer and tho com
missioner of nubile lands and building.
and since that one defect has been rem
edied by tho repeal ot the old law and
the enactment of tho now one, It Is most
unlikely that the board will again find
Itself In court, and as a result stallion
owners throughout the state are look
ing upon the matter of Inspection with a
broader view and are, as a rule, going
to help Its enforcement, as It has a ten
dency to be a help to all owners ot
horses. Especially Is the latter true of
tho owners who have Invested heavily In
high-priced pure bred animals.
Local Inspectors.
The Stallion Registration board has
reoently appointed a number of vet
erinarians throughout the state as local
Inspectors and they have started the work
of Inspection for the Issuance of licenses
to stallion owners for tho 1914 season.
Tho law regulating the public service
ot stallions provides that every stallion
or Jack within tho state shall be Inspected
by a qualified veterinarian, and that, a
license be Issued by the registration
board. Dt-ovldlnff his horse Is not found
unfit for public service Any animal af
flicted with certain transmissible ais
eases and having serious defect In con
formation Is rejected uy tne Doara ai
unfit for public service.
Nebraska has been a bit slow In com
Inc to recognize the fact that such a law
Is absolutely necessary to prevent the
spread of hereditary defects among Its
hnrnea. us almost everv stato within the
union has long enjoyed the bonoflts ot
such protection, and especially inose
states to the east of us, where a large
np rnt nf Nbrnska's stallions are bred,
Without such a law Nobraska would, soon
become the dumping ground or norne
dealers and breeders ot other states who
have upon their hands horses that aro
linaminri (hrntiB'h disease or nhyslcal de
fect and found linm lor aervico m meir
pwn states, ...
a .with tiwt "ktnlllnn, InW atrictlu enforced
iand.it now jooua as inougn-ivwero kuius
to be) weorasKa may soon una um
when hereditary disease and serious phys
ical defect In horses and mules will bo
unknown, and tne piugs una 'scarecrows
ili itliinnur fmrn field and hlchway
and a better class of horseflesh be doing
ssrvlce in their stcaa, ana norses roni
KTVi.... .tin In M fnw VArfl Of CarCtUl
breeding, may easily "top" the world's
markets.
PASSENGERSERVICE
ON NORTH RIVER LINE
exhausting tho funds of tho state. There
can be no danger, howovor, of tho state
running short, as tho warrants will not
be drawn unless the money Is In sight.
Contrnct Labor Problem.
It Is probable the Stato Board of Con
trol will refuse to renew, especially for
any long time, the labor contracts at
the stato prison. This will be in ac
cord with the policy of the state as
already adopted and embodied In the
NORTH WATTE, Neb., Oct. 5.(Bpe-
clat.) The Union Pacltlo Railroad com
pany has announced that It will estab
lish passenger train service on the North
River branch beginning next Monday,
A passenger train will leave North
Platte at 8 a. m. and will go througn
Norlhpert to the present western terminal
at Italg. A passenger train also will
start In the morning at Halg and arrive
at North Platte at "JOiM p. m.,
This passenger service has been In
stalled at the request of the Chamber
ot Commerce of North Platte, which re
quested that the same be Installed to
take care ot the increasing1 tratflo upon
this line. Heretofore a combination train
had taken care ot the traffic.
GOOD ROADS BOOSTERS MEET
(Continued from Pago Ono.)
be counterbalanced by
pushed.1
work aocom-
Notes from Beatrice.
BEATRICE, Nob., Oct 6.-(8peclal.)-Flfty
nutomobllo owners In Qage county
have failed to pay their nnnual regis
tration fee, and County Attorney Cobbey
Friday sent out notices to them that un
less they come In and pay up he will be
gin action against them at once,
The CltUens' State bank of Virginia Is
to have a new home, and work will bo
started on the new building at once. Tito
I old building was badly damaged a few
The meeting of the Platte Valley Trans- er- M wll" four robbers raided the
continental Highway association will con
vene In Central City Wednesday morning
at o'clock. The sessions will be held
bank and carried oft several thousand
dollars,
Farm Demonittrator IJebers Friday an
George Helm, manager ot tho Cadillac
company, Is one of the happiest men on
automobile row.
He has received ono of the most beau
tiful limousine bodies that ever rolled on
four tires, and he wants everyone to
come In and look It over ond look It
over right.
Ho wonts everyone to compare It with
any limousine mode, regardless of prlc.
It Is beautifully upholstered In light
gray whipcord. The front compartment,
or chauffeur's compartment, Is uphol
stered In special green motokloth. The
doors are twenty-five Inches wide, and
tho glass Is hinged on a patent handle to
stop It at any height when open. All the
glass In the limousine Is sashless and can
bo let down. The car Is beautifully fin
ished In Calumet green, with the upper
panels and fenders black. The front
body. The car Is electric lighted and
special dome lights and pillar lights ure
neatly arranged within touch ot the occupants.
This latest limousine design contains
features and points never before shown
and Is on display In the Cadillac sales
room.
UNDERWOODOUT FOR SENATE
Majority Leader Announces Candi
dacy to Succeed Johnston.
SEVERAL OTHERS IN THE RAGE
lie 'Will Enter Democratic Primaries
In Alabama Next Sprlnn, vrlth
Clnj-ton find llolison as
Illrnls.
bad
Princeton StTuiuits Fordhnm
PRINCETON. N. J.. Oct B.-Prlnceton
awnmtied Fordhani yesterday after-
.u. kw( v... hoon nrnvMed I noon by a score of 69 to 0. The Tigers
uvV a -JT. wi.Mn indii;trli at Placed an open gamo. The team which
with funds for establishing Industrie at started for irincoton soon was changed
the prison and reformatory, wnen neo for aecond string men, and these in
orn established It will not longer be turn were relieved by other substitutes,
..... , ni.. hn .mm mnmt
.... , Mnlnrti In order to """ "H"
linurnniviv iu ... - i,QnA n Ti I n V
aivR thn nrlsoners something to do. One
nf h contracts at Fort Madison, where Tne x'ersisient nna juaicious use oi
farm Implements and tools are made, Is Newspaper Advertising Is the Road to
rPnrrlivt Lv tho Drlaoners as an cspe- uusmcss oucces.
dally good one, for under It they are
raid Dersonally for all work over
certain assigned tasks. Under this sys-
tern some of the convicts make as much
as Jl a day for themselves. The work is
also clean and healthful and places on
the contract work are much sought by
the prisoners In referenco to work for
the state.
Tn Attend tlsnkrra' Sleeting.
About 200 Iowa bankers started from
various places In the state today to go
tn nnnlnn to attend the American Bank-
era' association convention, 'whero It Is
anticipated there will bo a very wide
discussion of the banking bill pending
In congress. The Iowa delegation Is
backing Arthur Reynolds of this city for
nrwddent of the association. He Is now
vlco president and the Iowa bankers be
lieve they will have little trouble landing
the placo for him at the head of the
association. They also feel that possibly
the position will be of great Importance
tho next yenr or two, becauso oi tne
new legislation affecting banking.
Peddler to Pur Up,
The members of tho State Pharmacy
board are pursuing the Itinerant vendors
of drugs and attempting to compel all
to pay tho state license fee which-Is J100
a year, lcsieraay tney icarnea inai. a
peddler had been operating In this county
near Dos Moines without a license. A. i
Wllonn. mmlnlislnner. visited a smB
town north of hero and caught the min.
who admitted he had been selling drugs
two years without paying up. He paid
1300 and got a license. The state re
ceives over $30,000 a year Jrom this. source.
Invest In Cattle).
Local bankers report that there Is
active demand for money In Iowa Just
now because ot the fact that fanners aro
buying a great many cattle. They say
that many carloads ot cattle are coming
direct to Iowa farms from the cattle mar
kets. The farmers have Investigated and
believe thoro Is good monoy In buying!
feeding stuff at prevailing prices oven
with farm loans stiff at 0 per cent. There
la not as yet any Indication of tear that
the prlco ot beef or ot cattle will decline.
Bscaped Convict Recaptured.
The governor received Information to
day that McCloud, the convict who
escaped from prison at Fort Madison a
short time ago, has been arrested tn
Grand Rapids, Wis, Tho warden has dl
rected that the sheriff from Centervllle,
where McCloud came from originally, go
and return him to prison. McCloud was
one of three who made the attempt and
the only one to get away.
WASHINGTON, Oct 5-Reprcsentatlve
Oscar V. Underwood, majority leader In
the house, Issued a formal statement late
yesterday announcing his candidacy forj
tho United States senato from Alabama to
succeed the late Joseph F. Johnston.
Mr. Underwood will enter tho demo
cratic primaries In Alabama next spring
with several other prominent Alabama
democrats, Including Representatives
Henry D. Clayton and Richmond Pearson
Hobson. It Is understood also that Rep
resentative James Hcfltn may be a can
didate. It has been known for some time
that Representative Underwood would be
a candidate for the vacant seat, but he
withheld the announcement until after
democratic tariff revision became an ac
complished fact.
Wonld I.Ike to flo to Senate.
"With the enactment of tho tariff bill,"
he said today, "I have completed the
work In the house that has been my am
bltbn to accomplish. Before retiring
from public II fo I should like to havo the
honor of representing tho people of the
stato of Alabama In the senate oi the
United States."
Representative Clayton was appointed
by Governor O'Neal to fill out Senator
Johnston's unexpired term, but his
ciedentlals have never been passed upon
by tho senate and for weeks It has been
practically certain they would not bo
accepted.
The democratic leaders in the senate
are almost unanimous In the opinion that
Governor O'Neal had no authority to
make the appointment In the absence ot
action by the legislature.
Out for Underwood's Plnee,
BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Oct. S.-Nathan
U. Miller, an attorney and former state
senator, announced tonight his candidacy
for the Ninth Alabama congressional dis
trict to succeed Oscar W. Underwood,
who today announced his candidacy for
United States senator.
CHEYENNE COUNTY PROVES
BANNER CORN COUNTRY
SIDNEY, Neb., Oot. 6.-(Special.)-Tha
corn crop as estimated by the State Board
of Agriculture shows that Cheyenne
county heads the list at thirty-soven
bushels per acre. A lew years ago any
person who would have predicted that
this county would be the leading corn
raising section In the stato ot Nebraska
would have been considered a fit subject
for the Insane asylum.
Over twenty cars of young pigs have
been shipped in from eastern Nebraska
and Kansas the lost three weeks nnd as
many more will arrive the coming week.
Over 30,000 acres of fall wheat has been
planted this season and all Is up and
doing well.
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ANNAPOLIS. Oct. 5.-
Tie.
In the opening:
of tho Navy's season here today tho
midshipmen and University of Pittsburgh
played to a scoreless tie. The game was
bitterly contested, and tor the most part
was fought out on old-fashioned line-plunging.
Still another world
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IUOOiUO XlCbUXXOl U UUU V I
is Finding of Jury
BTURGIB. 8. D., Oct. C-8pedal Tele
gram.) Harold M. Cooper, a Meade
county bank official on trial here In cir
cuit court, was found guilty at midnight I
last night. The case has been on trial
forten days. Cooper as assistant cashier
of tho bank and wns charged with re
ceiving money after knowing the bank
was Insolvent.
The case against H. O. Anderson and
other Meade county bank vases are set
for Monday morning. Anderson as di
rector, is charged with permitting ex
cessive loans to the directors ot the.
bank.
says light is harmful to beer.
Read what he says, then order
a case of Schlitz in Brown
Bottles.
"It is a known fact that sun
light and daylight influence . ,
unfavorably the taste and
flavor of the beer and care
must be exercised in the
selection of the bottles."
. Brand (Zeitichrif t-f ur das getamte Drauwesen, 1908, p. 333).
Dr. Robert Wahl, President
of the Wahl-Henius Institute
of Fermentology, quotes
J. Brand in corroboration of
his own opinion recommend
ing the Brown Bottles.
See that crown or cork is branded "Sciitz."
at the court house, which, though a com-' unced that another dairy meeting will
roodlous structure, will scarcely nccom- held at Cortlund on Saturday. Octo
modato the 1,000 good roads boosters who Dr
will be anxious to hear every word. Cen-; A tooth, which apparently had been dls
tral City Is making elaborate prepara-. ""ed by some prchlstorlo animal of
tlons for the entertainment of Its guests. Krt slie, was found near Bear creek
' In rcsDonse to the woclamatlon iwued Friday on the W. V. Judgene farm, five
by President Olatfelter, caneellng the nilles southeast of riekrell. by H. Acker-
' former mark ot tho Platte Valley assoola-. nmn. The giant molar ts Hve lnohes long
tion and nomlmr October S as the day for about four Inches in diameter.
msrkinr tha transcontinental route with' Funeral services for the late Alfred
h Lincoln Inslanla. everywhere along the Warren of Uncoln, who passed away
highway carloads of boosters were plying h"re Thursday night, were held Satur
.h Mint hru.h. Today throughout the t W o'olock from Scott's chapel.
entire state of Nebraska the tourist Is The trlat docket of tho district court for
guided by the mark ot the Uncoln Me-' the October term has Just ben Issued.
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There are ninety-five cases listed In the
docket, eleven of which are criminal. The,
Jurors will report October 20 and court!
will convene October 16.
WOMAN HOMESTEADER AND
DAUGHTER ARE MURDERED
Culls from the Wire
Officials of the New Mexico military
Institute at Itoswell have announced that
no Hiore will the tango, bunny hug. tur
key trot or other such animal danee. or
any Hind ot rag dances be allowed at any
that- actifutl oliili H,nr
-m,. .mh imi..n ri. I AnEUDHEN. B. D.. Oct. 6-(Bpeclal
concluded at Detroit yesterday with the ' Telegram.) Word reached here today of
the murder In their claim shaek near
Faith, S. V., last Sunday night of Mrs.
Bllcn Fox. a widow, and her 14-ar-old
daughter. Their bodies were found In
the ruins ot the shack, which had burned,
and their skulls were crushed, showing
they had been mUrderd prior to tha fire.
. A negro homesteader, Joe Reiser, who
bad quarreled with the woman, was ar
rested on susplclou and landed In the
Perkins county Jail at Bison, 8. D. He
Is said to have made damaging admis
sions and public feeling runs high, but
Relger Is stronslr guarded.
reports of various officers and commit
tees, and the presentation and adoption
ot a mass of resolutions with reference
to the building and maintenance ot good
roads.
Chief JXistice Clabaugh of the dljtrlct
criminal court at Washington. Issued a
writ ot habeas corpus yesterday tor
David 1L Lmar, rvturnable next Friday
noon, and released l-nmar In $3,000 bonds
pending- hearing on tha writ Lamar is
under Indictment in New Tork for Im
personating a federal official.
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