Nebraska Newspapers

    THE HKrJ: OMAHA, MONDAY, MAY 31. 1915.
VOll KENT
Hoard awd Room.
WALKING M1 AVCF,. UOOD MLAt.S;
mcsis 14. ;,t iJ.'t Foward t
HOAftD. large cool room, W5 So. Jsi li iU.
, IV 44,"
f arnlikri
MODF.RN. walking distance, plenty of
hot water. IMione Tvler i:98.
KI'H. room. W. V'arnam dls. 1:; N. :!l An
KINOLF and double f iirnlaned room.
strictly modern. Nice cool rooms with
pbatv of sherle: reasonable Hcl S'i.
N. 21BT. am Modern. ' furuixhrd room.
Douglas 5?S.
LARi.K front room, furnished. 514
Dodge Harney TV17.
ST. MA H Y S AVK7rri1.
Nicely furnished front mom, modern,
enod location. Douglas 44:12.
MODERN room; gentleman, private
family; breakfast if Ccslred. Walnut
sa.
COOL, beautiful front rooms, large porch.
shade, fine, for summer; meals if de
sired; garage, fr-'l N.
f'INB furnished room in prlvtto resl
. dence. Desirable location. Web. v."i.
NlVely'lTTrrfrorif rwm.' Hi:! N. S4! St.
Fnrnlahrit Honsra.
A NIi'E, clean, all modern aouth room In
private family; aultabl for 2 young men;
(12 a month; breakfast If desired. S7.lt
Casa St.
FMPnlatied lvireWrrnlntt Biwni.
TWO modern, nlrrly furnished houae
kcef liiK rooms. a18 Webster.
Nlf'PLiY Fur. HKkp. Rm. nnd flleeplmj
Rms
I'hone servlop, nice lawn una
aliade.
Wob. MS6.
DAVENPORT, S'lO 2 modern apts.. coni
Plete ,
llKht HoDirkretilss Rnnma.
COOL. room. wltJ alcove, kitchenette
furnished. Osden Hotel Co.. Council
: Bluffs. la. '
'N. ISO, ?i'iv DKS1 HA RLiB airy room; ue
of kitchenette.
312 N. 77TH AVE., 4 room part modern,
$10 per month. Phono Harney TIM.
?T rooms, clowt, pantry,
bath: freah pnlnt, paper and fuinlsh-
lnsrs; 3d fl oor, U. Webster fA"X.
8121 Vi CALIFORNIA 2 and a-niorn, mod",
furnished cottage; nice ynrd. Har. 4"01.
1.1NHT houKkeepIng rewvma. upstairs
and down. If in Davenport. Dona. '40.
Hoaara nntf rnttaajea.
North.
BIX-ROOM. modern house, located at
f!l Decatur St.: bo vacant May I:
H3 per month. Pione H 431
FOR R K NT 7-room houue. all nodern.
. - ?4' Parker Ht.
BKVBN rooms, all modern, Bemls Park.
Phone Harney "04S.
Soath-
, FOR RENT-$65.00
f Dwelling, 41 i So. 3Stli St. ; tiled
vestibule, reception hall, front
and back parlors, dining room
and kitchen, 5 bed rooms, 2
bath rooms, hot water heat,
garage. All in first class con
dition. Location A-l. Bcnj.
8. Baker. Phones D482, II317,
9-ROOM 2417 Jonea St., strictly modern
.... houae. large lot and shade trees. Call
Douglas 937, J. I. KKMP.
Went. '
WEPT FARNAM Diatrlct, T-room mod
ern house, V S. S.th St.
M luellsaeaas,
(IFB the Central Furniture Store. FREB
RENTAL ITST.
, , FOK RENT
i We- bava 'a complete Hat of all honaea,
spartroenta and flat that are for rent
Thla list can be seen free of eher -a
Omaha Van Storage Co.. M K lth Be
(fROOM modern cottage. 1811 Paul Pt.
J. C. Reed
moving,
storage.
! am
AU a.Eca. M ) r mo'ith u. "i i hxiqm.
Maggard'sg
nnd Storage
Call us for -
atea for mov.
IBS. pacKlui;, KDippio.
171J Webster SL
Douglas
Hi
Gordon Van Co. S!:
B N. 11th St Tel. D. 4 or Web. 1M.
Globe Van&Storage
' Store ' mover, packs, ship; t-horBe van
nd 2 men, 11.13 per hr. ; storage li per
mo. Satisfaction runr. D. 4:8 & Ty. 230.
FIDELITY . sce FREE
Phone Douglas JS8 for complete list of
vacant boube and apartmetita: also for
storage, moving. 16th and Jackaon 8ts.
TTAiiona Creigh Bona tk Co.. lie Bids.
MODERN B-room cottage. $2b par mo.;
21W Pratt. Omaha Realty Co.. Red (t2.
HOUSES.
1614 Chicago St., s-r., modern, 12E.
FLATS MODERN EXCEPT HEAT.
SB76 Cuming-, 2d floor, front, S-r., ,
2f7 Cuming, 3d floor, rear, 8-r., 7.
I'A'i leavenworth, S-r., f!2 .50.
CLOSE-IN APARTMENTd.
One S-r. and 1 6-r. apartment in the
"titerllng," lth and St. Mary' Avo. Re
duced summer rates, 2j and $16. See
janitor. 1st rioor.
First Trust Co.
aS-S S. 13th St.
Doun. llil.
PARK AVE, Cheerful, right-room
residence; clean, newly decorated;
beautiful lawn. Douglas (C2.
Btnres ass irile-a.
KEW modern storeroom. 603 North lKth
street: low rent. Conrad Young. 321
Franrtels Theater Toim. 1",71
MODERN office, opposite Loyal Hotel;
low rent. Q. P. f-tebbln.
Nice Cool Office
With Vault
Near the Elevator and Stairs
Electric Light Free
The Bee Building
Co.
Superintendent's Office. Room 103.
A nice office in a good location,
niako your business plans successful.
THE BEE BUILDING
"THE BCILD1NO THAT
If ALWAYS NEW"
fumlthes Jurt such combinations.
Office Room 103.
Dmraa and tiaracra.
SMALL garage on Weat Harney, 24 per
i no n I h. I 'hone Walnut ZiH-
WANTED TO RENT
WANTED Bulla of rojm in private
home In Went Farnam district by two
refined young men; must have separate
beda, two meuia eauh diy and modern in
very way. Addrexs E 41S, Hee.
WANTED TO BCY
A SADDLE and bridle.
are Bee.
Address A Coo,
Tale !''-) everything i hand. Tyier UuV
OFFlCa, furniture bought and aoUL. T.
C H3. Iif Kamam rio.,i
WANTED To buy an Invalid chair.
Charles Schwenek, R. No. i. So. Omaha.
WANTED A wheel chair in good Condi
tion. Harney 6fco.
' l!tfbliyud high grade piano. D. 201T.
REAL ESTATE WANTED '
UrtT real ealale and rental with ItON
EL SON It. E. CO.. Jil oxu. Natl Bank.
RKAli ESTATK M)N
McCoy &0'Doherty!
liKAL KSTATK- FAflM AND CITY
LOANS.
INSt'KANCK -HKXT.M.C.
711 UTATK HANK Ml.lHi.
TKI.. D H' J. 10. i. OMAHA. XRRl
!',tMi tirst mortgage, 7 acres fruit frm.
close lo car. ' acre fruit deeded I
tri miiini lonn. Money for lm'tnvfmnl I
an t mortgage. Address L !., Hoe
V K AKK always in funds to make good '
furm iiikI dtr loans I
I'BTKRH TRU3T CO..
1K3 Farpsrr St. j
P M. l'K.NN K V. fltr Nal'l. Ilk. Hldg.
KARM UlANft.
P. M. I'KXNKY, 911 titv N:tl. Kk lUdg". '
Fai nt kvms bought and aold :
FA KM LOANS. 6 PKRl'KNT. j
TOLAND TRl'MHCLL. 44 Pea Mdg. I
IICO TO tlu.unu main oroinplly. P. l
Wead, tVead Rid . l'lh and Farnam 8ta
CITY and tnnn loan. 6. ti. per cant
J. ll. Dumnnt Co.. 41fi State Haak.
W4.NTKD Olty loar.f and warrants. W.
Karnanr 8oiih Co. lain Farnam St
CITY propei ty. I.nipe loans a specialty.
W. 11 Thomas. "'S Sti.te Hnnk Hlda.
MONEY on hand for city and farm loan
H W. nindr. 1tv NatioiiHl Hana Rld.
OMAHA homos Kst Nebraska tarraa
fyKKKKK REAL. FSTATK CO..
Mil Omaha National. Phone lwuiMaa TTlk
6EK us first for farm loans in eaaUra
Neh. I7rilteil Btntea Trust Co.. Omiiha.
i: rf. CI TY" LOA Nrt! c!o"carlbarfc
,J Sm-3:2 Rrandeis Tncater Bl.
i lXK KiSTATK FOR j:tllXGK
For Sale
or Exchange
A very dealrabln 7-room houae and
large Int. .n caved street, in Hood
neighborhood. Price? ".,0(. W'Hl ex-
h-inan lor vitciint land In Nebraska
with good soil or for a entailer houae
tn Omaha.
J. H. Dumont-& Co.
416-18 State Hank Uldg.
Phone
Doug. m.
FORTY-ACRE apple orcliard. Finn Im
provements. Near good town in south
eastern Nebraska, llava other business
to look after and will sell or trade for
eighty-acre farm in southeastern Ne
braska or residence nertr state university.
Address J, 1H42 Poplar St.. Lincoln, Neb.
TWO modern seven-room houses, well
located, exchange for San Diego. Cal.,
property. I. N. Hammen l, &9 Hrown ink.
REAL ESTATE
FARM .t RANCH 1.A.VM FOR BALE,
California.
CALIFORNIA LAND.
AH counties; cataloguo tree. Write C
M; Wooster Co.. Phelan Rldg.. San Fran
claco. Established SO years.
Ll Oak Colonic, none Defter. W. T.
Smith Co . 97-H City Nat. Bk. D. VH9.
HAVE TOU a'JakH ruR SALE?
Write a good description of your land
and send it to the Bicux City, la.. Journal.
Iowa's Most Powerful Want Ad
Medium." Twenty-flva word aveiy Friday
evening Saturday morning and every
Saturday evening and Sunday morning
for one month, giving sixteen ad on
twelve dllfeient day for Hi or SO word.
H: or 76 words. f&
Largeat circulation of any Iowa news
paper, 2&0.UW reader dally ln four great
tiitoa.
Ions,
80 OR IN) ACRES, good heavy soil. In
well settled part of Todd county, Minn.;
pood roads, schools and churches; price
116 to 1-0 per acre; terms, fl per acre
cash, italance $1 per acre a year until
laud 1 Mud for, s per cent Interest.
SCHWAB BROS.,
1028 Plymouth Bldg., Minneapolis. Minn.
Moaiaaa.
CAN locate 60 homesteaders on S20 acre
each. Nice smooth land, close to tim
ber and water. Price of locating. ISO each.
For particular address. K. G. Faxna-
fwepth LMIIon. Molit - , ... . .. .
. 3.rnraslcau
COUNTRY HOME NEAR OMAHA.
111.000 buys a highly Improved farm,
consisting uf about 6114 acres located on
one of our boulevards out from the city,
only a 4U-n.lnute's ride. Good water sys
tem, small amount of fruit, some alfalfa,
tame hay, nice large beautiful shade
trees and all kind of shrubbery and
about 10 acpes of natural timber, making
a beautiful park. This la an Ideal propo
itiun fur handling thoroughbred stock of
any klnct Living spring in pasture.
C. R. COMBS.
HR Brandel Theater Hide. Omaha, D. tM.
MUST UK SOLD.
873 acres, miles from Petersburg-, Neb.,
nnd l1 miles from Kaevllle, Nob.; v-rooiu
house, all modern throughout, with elec
tric light; barn, S2x4K, with ahed, 18x100;
2 good hog houses; all floored and di
vided into pcn; double crib, 10x46, with
driveway, 16x48; granarv, ,10x32; machine
shed, lxl0u; some good fruit trees;, 0
acres wild pasture; 70 acre alfalfa; 20
acres timothy and clover; land lie
slightly rolling, but not rouirh; good crop
and g-ood soil. Price, 40,&in.
P. N. McCoy
711 Ptate Bank Bide.. Omaha. Neb.
FINE HALF SECTION.
Near Petersburg, worth $100 per acre,
will sell for -s5. let ia siow thla to you,
McCoy &0'Doherty
711 State Bank.
. ONLY $325
Buys (40 acme, being a state school land
lease in Loup county; lease run 26 years;
somebody will get a bargain. Write L.
C. Crandall, 1644 Locust St., Lincoln, Nab.
FARMS WANTED
IF YOU have farm lands for sale, write
V. R. A.. 822 Herald, Jollet. III.
REAL ESTATE SOUTH SIDE
A BARGAIN
In West Hanscom Park, bungalow, I
room and enclosed sleeping porch,
nearly finished, oak flnUh first floor,
pine and birth finish socond floor and
fireplace, house all complete with atorm
windows and a cretin aud lighting fix
tures, for $.1,000.
Make an appointment with owner and
builder to It Harney 761.
j-R. HOUSE. Just finished. Modern, oak
I flnUh. Big native shade trees. On
i boulevard. S6"0 -cash, balance like rent.
! Call O. A. Eckles or J. Paul E.-klea.
I LEAVING THE CITY.
I I have a new, modern, 6-room bungalow
in tne nanscom 1'arK district. Am going
lo move to California and must sell this
property before I go. If you want to
buy the cheapest home In the elty, tele
phone ma at Harney 2061.
REAL ESTATE WEST SIDE
BEAUTIFUL 6-ROOM
BUNGALOW
. EASY TERMS
Located b'ork from car line In one
of Omaha's prettiest uid bext located new
lesldence sections. House la new and
modern In every respect; la furnished In
uak in principal room and edit sawed
hard line in balance of room.
Furnace heat; fireplace; cemented base
ment; lawn started, young shade, trees.
Everything ready to move In.
Don't Pay ltnt Another Month
lJ0 cash and bulam Ilk rent is the
way you ran get this house.
Telephone Walnut fXi today.
E. P. WRIGHT
170 Farnam Bt.
KEAL ESTATE OHTII WEST
JO') Hrvs a good thrcfc-roout hoUt.e.
eiecine r;: alter p. in., or '
Sumlwy. J'li iuiacttf.
HEAL ESTATK rUIUIinAX
nilXT i t-
LUHUCC LgOt
Bargains
U. paving all paid. Wth and OaV
llol Ave; .'h.-Hix-et in all Dundee.
I.STi.. .Mb! and Cuming, high and
Sightly; cheapest lot in thin dlntrlrt.
II, V i!VJH. overlooking Matuv ,,
low; navlns for atrpet and alley paid
ill foil.
ll. ii, k'xt;Ci. fin i'i front, loinrr lot.
hanl to oar line and trie rheaneat
aallahle oornor in Djndee, consider
lug locution,
Glover & Spain
?1 City National.
" RKAL" KAT10 IXVESTMK.MS
I Need Money
I have so'd htah class residence on
payments. Have u.110 enulty that I will
sell ior ll.'W rash. Draws . per cent j
iniorest and entire sum mature in 'i
year. 1 need the money for another In
vestment. ror full particular address
P 4 Bee.
One of the Best
Investment Opportunities
in the Citv Today.
C1)SE-1N
ST. LOUIS FLAT
This bu'ildin; Is built and finished in
substantial manner, la located close to
Creinhton university and close to car
Una, walking distance from down town,
and is t lien fore in a location whlh Is In
constant demand among apartment rent
ers. Thei-e are eight room on each floor,
hardwood finish, built-in buffet and cup
boards, hot water heat In fact, the build
ing Is modem throughout.
Owner will sell for very reasonable
pr'cp at this time.
Call by phone or write for prices and
terms.
Bankers Realty Investment
Company,
Oround Floor Bee Building:.
Telephone Douglas J92.
It you telephone today (Sunday) call
Walnut 134.
REAL ESTATE MISCELLANEOUS
CHAs. E, WILLIAMSON CO., Paxton
Blk. loug. 2107.
Lots
For people who want to atart a home
of their own, or Invest money In the
path of Omaha' growth.
Wearne Park Lots
Can be purchased .on easy terms,
the purchase price Including all
of the following Improvements,
which are now In and pair for
water gaa, tree, cement walk.
Boulevarded atreeta. fomented
gutter and established grade.
Car line run right by addition.
There are building restrictions,
which put light enough to insure
a good grade of houses.
Terms $5.00 to $10.00 Cash;
and $o.00 to $10.00 per Month
Telephone Walnut 662 and arrange to
leave the call with auto today or
any day or evening this week.
E. P. Wright
1708 FARNAM STREET.
Bargain
8-Room House
Fine Location
Thl houae, tested Tight on car line,
on high terrace, 1 modern throughout;
ha hot water heat; shade and wide lot.
1300 cash, balance like rent. Telephone
Wal. 62 today.
E. P. WRIGHT,
1702 Farnam Street.
FOR SALE Brlok building, new, mod
ern; office room below, living roorn it
above; rent for $4(1 per month. . Invest
ment will net better than Interest.
Addreaa P 622, Bee.
MEDfOAL
A KM A NO Really help get rid of that
pain in the back, touch of rheumatism,
nervouanee. tired, sluggish feeling and
bring back that lost appetite, purifies
the blood and build up the entire sys
tem. Just send a postcard to. the Bhella
barger Co.. Mfg. Phar-. Weat Liberty, la.
PILES. FISTULA CURETX '
Dr. K. R. Tarry cure piles, fistula and
other rectal diseases without surgical
operation. Cure guaranteed and no
money paid until cured. Writ for book
on rectal dlaeasea with testimonials. Lit.
a). R. TARiiY. :S Ba Bldg.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE FOR bids.
The undersigned will receive at hi
office ln the City of Atkinson sealed bid
for price on 600 fmtt of A No. 1 fir hose.
2 combination- nor.ilea and 1 hose cart,
All bid to be accompanied by a certified
check for li'.OO a a ahowlng of good faith
to furnish good No. 1 material at the bld
der price made. All blda must be in the
city clerk' office on or before the 7th
day of June. I15. at ft o'clock p. m
vTvV- WICKS. Cfty Cierk.
Atkinson. NVh. WkJ7t
Meartla.
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Nebraska
COCHRAN TRIAL MOVES SLOW
First Week it Taken Up with Get
ting Jury and Examining;
Five Witnesses.
LITTLE 0IRL TELLS CLEAR STORY
PENDER, Neb.. May ,10. (Special.
The trial of Jess.- Cochrsu, who Is
charged with the murder of John Jump of
Rosalie for nearly" week ia making slow
Wogre. When court adjourned yester
day until Tuesday only five of the stxtv
fivr witness' had testified. Two hundred
and fifty talesmen were examlnod liefore.
a Jury was secured. All the Juloia are
married except one.
District Judge Uraveai rirsl tule.1 County
Attorney I-arkln otit from active partici
pation In the caw because he la attorney
for Mr. Cochran In her suit for divorce
which Is to be tried as soon as thla
ce I dleposcd of. He next followed by
placing the ban on Plierlff lorrey be
cause ho la to be one of tho wltnesae in
the case.
Attorney Harry I Keefe of Walthlll,
Neb., and Judge Allen of Lincoln ware
then obtained to conduct tho case for the
state while Attorney Howard 8a x ton of
Pender and Judira Dan Sullivan of Sioux
City are, protecting the Interests of
Cochran. Coroner Johnson Is acting a
sheriff.
Mrs. Walton's Teatlnmnv.
The first witness Mr. Lorln Wolton,
at whose home the murder was com
mittedwas called at i o'clock Friday
afternoon, the first part of the week being
consumed In getting a Jury, She devoted
her Unto to telling the position of the
furniture, and the occupant of the room
the night Cochran made his appearance
at her house, and Identifying photograph
taken of the lnterr of the house show
ing the position the furniture and an
other showing the position of tho people
in tho room when Cochran made hla ap
pearance at the door with a revolver In
hi hand. Ilnr testimony showed that
Cochran's wife, who i her sister, and
herself and her two oblldren were In the
room beside the (lain man, and that the
three had positions around a kitchen
table, with tho exception of Jump and her
little boy, Arthur, with whom Jump had
been playing before Cochran mads hi
appearance.
County Surveyor W. A. Rarely was
callod and verified drawing made of the
place shortly after the murder, ehowlnar
the position of the house, buildings, and
rooms In the house.
Lorln Wolton wast called and testfed
that there were several men tn th room
adjoining the on In which th murder
wa committed and that they were play
ing card. Wolton also identified . the
photograph of the house taken after tho
murder, whloh the attorney for the de
fen tried to have stricken out because
Mr. Cochran wa In th photograph
and In thla war "he would be riving testi
mony against her husband, but Judge
Grave overruled their objection. Wolton
also produced the bullet found on hi
floor tho morning ' after th murdor.
k Little Girl Tell Story.
Vivian Wolton. (-year-old daughter of
Mr. and Mr. Wolton who wa In th
kitchen when the murder was committed,
was next called by th a tat and sub
stantiated th testimony given bjr her
parent. The defenae objected to Uio ad
ministering tho oath to tho little girl, but
tho judge held differently and the oath
was administered. Her testimony was o
wall given as to cause some comment
among th Croat crowd of spectator who
bava been In attendance to every part
of tho case. h told vividly how he had
been In th kichen with her mother, Mr.
Cochran, her brother, and John Jump,
when Cochran entered tho room without
knocklnp; and Immediately began shoot
ing at Jump with th revolver he held
ln hla hand when be entered tho room.
Dr. Francis, of Bancroft, told of at
tending the wounded man and how h
had hell little hope of his recovering
without an operation. Jump wa taken
to Omaha on hi .advice, but It was on
the way to Omaha that the Important de
velopments took place from which he wa
called. II told of Jump asking for hi
father and mother whll tby wero on th
train. The defense here tried to prove
that Jump had also asked for Irene (Mr.
Cochran), but Dr. Francl said that If
Jump had asked for her h had not heard
him.
Nebraska School News
AtTBTJrW, Xb May S0.-(Spclal.)-The
commencement xrcle of tho Au
burn High school wero held in th au
ditorium of tho new high school build
ing1 laat evening. Superintendent Fred
Hunter of Lincoln dollvered th address
of th evening. The program coiidsted
of: Chorus, by aonlor class; saluUtory,
by Freda Schrelfer; address, by Super
intendent Hunter of Lincoln; valedictory,
by A. Lwls Tyler; olo. May Jan Boyd;
presentation of diploma, by Superin
tendent Doremua; (election, "Sextette,"
frdtn "Lucia," by tho sculor chorus.
Twontr-one seniors received their
diplomas. Tho oxercises marked the clos
ing of on of the most successful school
years of th Auburn High school, under
th able guidance of Superintendent J.
A. Dormua and Principal Don J. Young,
assisted by an able corps of Uacher.
GUIDE ROCK, Neb., May 8). 4peclal.)
Commencement week Closed hero last
night with a banquet In the opera house.
when th Quid Rock High school alumni
received the class of 'li, which numbered
fifteen member. The affair wa u bur
lesque commencement, when th alumni
dressed to represent the faculty. Board
of Education, class 13, and ttj high
school orchestra. On Thursday nlitht th
commencement xrcUe took olsoe In
the same building. Mill Fay Farquhar
received tbe class scholarship, having
earned the highest grade.
WYJIOKE, Neb., May UO. -(Special.)
Tho graduating xercls of the Wymor
High school were held Friday evening"
In the Lyric theater. Tht address to the
graduating rlss was delivered by Rev.
Charles Cobbey of Omh. The follow
ing received diplomas:
Hannah Trauemlcht Frank McClure
Pearl James Meredith Phillip
Mrtlo Fletcher WilKllenn
Dorothy Dlmmltt Albert Jones
Hilda Walter lUymnnd Tumbliu
LAWRENCE, Neb., My S0.-Spclal.)
Th commencement exercise of the
Lawrence publlo sohool ware com pitted
Friday night with th alumni reception
at tho school hous. Th Initiation of
the graduate Into the alumni organisa
tion was conducted is an examination,
and th candidate wer graded accord
ing to their sureeu In meeting the re
quired tents. The class sermon wa
jjiven by Itcv. It. H. E. Hill of Blue
Hill, on Sunday evening, and the grad
uation program oc-uried Thursday even-
Nebraska
.n oienuii .ires nen py eacn mem-
' l-er of the claat, aft"r which diploma
' v.'cre presented bv Jay M. Ill ley. presi
dent of the B-.ard of K.luratfcu. The
jll scho'arship for nli.ust honoia wn
jawardrd to Agnes Dolnl.ci.
i
I MITC IIKI.I.. Nrl... May V - (Spei lal )
(iiaduatlou exercises oi Mitrhvll High
;s hool held "it, ia nlg-t at the
i Mitchell oi ciii litiiis-. Tlia address wa
'given by llov II. .1 Young of Alliance,
the st' ualos rit.
i t nnle W c'.nii'l
.1. Arihui Atlivv
I "onalil W.
lliaiklMii ii
.1. Kryan l.olM
Wriiam M.'Cov
Wa Isce f. WhltlocV
W. tlarrv ( rss
ItoM-oe I.. Itarvi y
, Tbc ntin.ial Imuhi'.icI given by the
alumni was held In tfc domestic sclenco
department of the high school Thurs
! day night, a alx-co irso dinner helm!
served by the junior ulrla of th,' domes
tic science r'nss.
OKI). Neh., May tspeclal (-There
ticre forty-seven gia.luates tine year
from th,, urd High m-h. ul. Sunday even
ing Hv. Allan Chamberlain preached the
baccalaureate seimnn, which was tvell at
tended. The class piny, "What Happened
to Jones," tin given lo a packet house
Thursday evening. The commencement
address was delivered Friday evening by
Dr. Emory D. Hull or Lincoln.
Following I a Mat of tit graduates:
Halph Barber .o!a McCtatchey
! Karl Barnes Stanley Mcl.ain
I Vera Barnes Josephine Manning
1 Hubert Capek Leslie Marts
J Delhert Chapman Oeneva Mason
I Kesste Clark F.va Nay
(leorge t lason -florae Nay
I Kdwln Clement Mnnna Nvgreen
ILealleCrow Hoaa Pavek
j t arris Doan 'Union Royer
I Harriet Eaatburu Kllsabeth Mangel
I lelle Flynn ljura elllnr
j Bessie France! Kay Stewart
m mice Oaaa Kltln Travis
i Kmsnuel Oruber Luella Turner
Oladya Oudmundsen Beulah I'lm
t,uc lie 1 lager Joe Veleh
Ma Holmsn lAtirle Watson
Minnie Jensen Marguerite
Lillian Jonea Wentworth
Lucy Kaaal Merrill William
Orace King Kdmund Woanlak
Ulady MuClatchey Hat tie Zlkmund
Lincoln Once More(
Is Agitating Union
Depot Proposition
I'From a Ptaff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, May ft. (Spcla1.)-Uncoln
i again agitating the proposition of
union depot. Whenever thing get dull
and there I nothing uls much to tak
up, th publlo mind, somebody take his
pen in hand and write out a petition
calling for a union depot and tho think
I signed up full In short order.
Thl Urn, however, tho traveling- men
hav started th propoaltlon and tn th
apse of half a day had thnma of
600 of the city' bustnesi men attached
to th petition. About two years ago
the propoaltlon cam very nearly going
through, but th Rock Island blocked th
deal, because they did not deslr to leav
th manufacturing firms, Which had
built their place of buslne mar Its;
track without railroad.
Should a union depot bo built, it would
naturally b very oloae to tho present
Burlington station. TM would leava
th .business interest, which have built
up In th aat part of th city without
railroad trackage and would necessitate
their moving a mil to a naw tooatlon
or hauling all their good that distance.
With thla proposition facing th scheine
tt la tho opinion of many that a. union
depot will never bo rectd that wilt
tak tn tho Rock Island. ' -
CHAMBERLAIN CHARGED
. WITH GRAND LARCENY
TEnvviemt, Kb Mar sft-fSroctaO
Th trouble of Charles M. Chamberlain,
former caihier of th Chamberlain Bank
ing house of Tecumaeh, em to b many.
He I now and has been for several yar
at Spokane. Wash. Ho was convicted of
f or-e.ry in connection with tho affair
of M. C. Gray of Pullman. Wash.. , a
former" Nebraska horaebuyer. ' A new
trial wa secured and th jury hung. II
was then charged with grand larceny for
th aliened mbalement of 18,000 from
Mr. Qray, was recently tried, and th
Jury tn thlg oaao did not agree.' Juetlee
H, C. Hyde of tho Spokane aupertor court
has now bound Chamberlain over far
trial en a chargw of grand larcony. Bond
was fixed at SSOO In this oas. He Is
charged with mbssltns; l&X) which be
longed, to W. P. Ruall. Mr. Russell
testifies that ho asnlgned Mr. Chambor-lain-
two Judgments against V, P. French
of Rltgvllla, Wash., totsJUng about S00
for collection. Th state states that UN
which Chamberlain borrowed from Lovoll
wa borrowod on these Judgments, whll
Chamberlain declares h borrowed the
1200 from Lovell on a claim h had agalnat
tho rstata of Mr. Rebecca Cunningham,
the mother of Mr. Frenoh.
Urd Wot Woald Try Again.
ORD, Ncb May SO (fipectatr-Th
matter of a new vnt on tho saloon
proposition Is gttll In tho air. Following
tho dacislvt, victory of th dry, the li
cense yeopto circulated a referendum peti
tion and secured the required Pt-niter of
signer, asking the city council to pas
an ordinance licensing saloons. Th
council turned tho petition down and ac
cording to the law tho olerk must cat!
a special election In a specified time. The
newly elected city clerk, O. T. Cromwell,
has taken th matter under advisement
and 1 rt present attending th Presby
terian convention at Rochester. N". T. It
Is probable that as soon as he return
ha will 1 mandamuaed and compelled
to call th new election though It I
doubtful If th matter can b brought
to another vot.
F.aerelae PoatBasaod.
RANDOLPH, Nb May IT). -(Special.)
The unprecedented weather condition
hove necessitated th third postponement
of the northeastern Nebraska high school
field meet to be held at Ilsrtlngton Neb,
The date la now set for Wednesday,
June 2.
License to Wed.
LINCOLN. Nab., Mav 30. (Special.)-
License to wed wa -,ven to Wyatt
William of Lincoln, aged 21 year, yes
terday, and Mis Margi'artt Jones of
Omaha, aged years, by the 'Irense
ilerk at the court houae.
nilloas Attarka.
When you hav a bllllou attack yonr
liver fall lo perform it functions. You
boom oanstipatd. Th food you eat
ferments in your stomach and raua
nausea, vomiting and a terribl had
ache. Taka Chamberlain' Tablet. That
will ton up your liver, clean out your
stomach and you will soon b as wl a
evar. They only coat a quarter. Obtain
able everywhere Advertisement.
Nebraska
Phono Toll Line is
Stretching on West
CHADHON. Neh.. May .-pe lal.l
The Chadron Telephono roinpanv ha
bought the Valentine exchange, thus giv
ing complete service through to tm,alia.
John F Wllron will go from the Chad
ron offlc to be manager at Valentin.
The company la building a copper toll
lin. all the nay from Harrison to (Unarm
miter the general management of Kh
D. Warner, alio resides In Chadron He
las Jnat bought one of the finest resi
dences In the city for hla pennsm t.t
home. This through Hue Is hlg '.hint;
for northwestern Nebraska.
Cat Worma llegtln W rV.
I KATKICF., Neb., May ;W.-tNpc 'ttl.l
Farmer report that In some sections of
tinge county cut worms and high 'vater
have damaged corn considerably tin Inst
week. Many fields, or part of th-ni at
least, will have to be replanted. Chinch
bugs have stopped operations on account
of the cold, wet weather, nnd f inters
re of the opinion that t!go county will
ptoduce a bumiMT crop of wheat thla
year.
I
ehatka Mason F.leet Officers.
AVOCA. Neb.. Ma :.-tS;ieclal.-The
Vasonlo tod at Nehawka. No Drt. has
elected the following officers for the
romlng year: Q. W. Cheney, worship
ful master; Herman Thomas, senior war
don; H. M. Pollard. Junior warden; D. C.
vrt, treasurer, and D. D. Adams, see-
retary.
JOHN COLLINS ONLY WHITE SOX
TO PLAY IN EVERY GAME IN 1914
Declares Akox Best Remedy
He Ever Used for Sprains
and Bruises.
The only plsysr of th Chicago White
Sox that participated In every game of
the 1014 season was Right Fleldor John
"Shno" Cnllln. Collins, who la rnked
among th claaalest outfielder of th
American League, took part In every on
of th 154 game of last year. He wa at
bat CM time, made M hit and U runs,
rolling up an averago close to tho select
.0 mark. II also atolo 30 bns.. Col
llns eamo to th White Sox six year
ago from th Haverhill, Mas., team.
That Collin was able lo tay in every
game of th aeaaon la due. In a great
measure, according to hi statement,
and that of th Box trainer, to hla use of
Akog, th wonderful , California medici
nal mineral, used in rondltlonlng' the
members of th twin. Like his team
mates, Collin auatalnad his share of In
juries, such as sprain, brulss and
scraped akin, but th prompt application
of Akoa compound and Akog dusting
powdar, ho says, brought quicker relief
than anything he had ever used, and en
abled him to get back In the gam with
out loelng any tlma. Ho write:
"Trainer Burkner hap had occgalon to
us Akoa compound and Akoa dusting-
fJbaStaMnj
r ctxasapv , -i
LOOK FOR THE NEW PERFECTION GIRL
You'll her in the win
dow and on th counter of
hardware, furniture and de
partment stores everywhere.
bat stands f orthe NEW .
PERFECTION OIL
COOKSTOVE, JV
which haa made T)Tf T) F
cooking easier ff.f.
oj
j QAvS SVTOVE COMPORT WITH PERFECTION OIL j
STANDARD ' OIL COMPANY
(NsWaska) Omaha V
LOOK HERE, BOYS!
THE
Harvy
FIVE
Nebraska
Memorial Services
j Are Held in Lincoln
; iFroin a Stnff Cm rrsiKinilent.
LINCOLN, May :ii -i Special.) Me
morial Sundav son Ices were observed
by the palilutlc amie'.le of Llni'o.n bete
this morning. Forming at their bead
niters, the lr.mil Amc.v of the Re
public, Kpntilah-AmcrVnn War eterans.
Woman' Relief ccnn, mnl Ladies of
the CiihiiiI Army or ti;- Kcpubli' , were
esinit. J to St. Paul's Mcthti
by Nebraska camp, 141, 8on
odlst rhurc'i
8ons of N eter-
ans. tinder ci nlmaml of Commander .
S llsitnuin, iind th" sermon tvaa de
Ivereil bv Dr. T. W. Jeffrey.
Dr. .leffr. y n.ild niai l.e a opposed
, to war. hut aviiliist pence that carried
I with it any 'cownnlliv on the pan
i t f the American people. He believed
tl.nt the best wav to keep pirtce wa to
'be in a position to eliforc It at all limes.
HD Hereon w " repented. v applauded
by the large audlen-c.
Tomorrow tjoveinor Alorheart will de
liver the Memorial day address at
Broken How nnd cx-Soi r tary of State
Addison Walt will 1. liver tho address
at Bennett. Today iVIonel J. H. lrea
son. of the governor's office, delivered
lle memorial address at Adam, where
the day wa observed in connection with
Memorial Sunday.
Do ton Naffer with Colds f
Take Dr. King's New Discovery, tho
best cough, cold, throat nd lung medi
cine made. The first doat helps. 2,e. All
druggist. Advertisement.
309 SXAJTO" OOUXsTS
powder several time on me during the
past aeason for bruise and apralng, par
ticularly, and 1 can truthfuly nnoni
mend them a the beat for th purpose
I hav ever ' uaed. Tho relief from pain
wa quick and they healed open Injuries
rapidly."
i
Not only ha Ako proven effective
for relief of pain, but thousand have
been benefited by using Akoa for rheu
matism, stomach, liver, kidney, bladder
trouble, oatarrh, skin dlaeaaea, pllea and
other ailment. Ako aold tn Omaha at
Sherman at McConnall'a four drug stores.
Visit, phono or writ for further Infor
mation regarding thlg advertisement.
2UXXUJC8 Homes?
and kitchens cleaner for over
2,000,000 housewives.
Made in 1, 2, 3 and 4 burner
sizes. Ask your dealer to
show you the NEW
PERFECTION with
the tireless cooking-
ION oven
1"
FOLLOWING BOYS EACH WON A
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PAIR OF STILTS LAST WEEK:
Keaaeth Hlgby, 9011 staple
Clara Ooodaell, 316 ftla.edltb. At.
Vred Baffett, 1015 S. JQtu Ave...
Badalph Bonk op, 170 B. 11th tft. .
Oao. Sykrbarg, ltia V. B5tk St...
Walwyn Watklns, B437 Ellison Av.
t.wt OanlgUa. 614 WoolwortH Av.
Obacli Larson, 851S Davenport
1.1m Hloa. lata as. aaa
, 79 Flotarei
. Pioturas
.04 yloturs
.Sortotarts
.48 ncturss
.36 ytetnres
34 rieture
M Pictures ,
g7 FlcturaSf
38 Pictures
FREE
BUss, Sbal B St. OnsHa
MORE PAIRS
THIS WEEK
to tbe fivtj boys that' brlnir iih Hie most
picture ot the stilts More 4 T. M.. Sat
urday; June 6. ,, . ,
This . picture of tht stilts will be in Tae
Bee every day tUi veeh.
Cut them tU out and as our rnenda
to Bave the picture in their paper for you
. too. Bee how many i','!,ure' J'"1' c"
aud print; them to The 1'eo Office, Satur
day. June 3. r. .
The itiltH will bt Kivt-n free to the boy
or ilrls that stnd m0Bt Plcturt be
fore 4 F. Saturday. June 6.
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