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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 30, 1915)
THE BKK: OMAHA. THURSDAY, DECEMBER SO, l!)i:. Nebraska Nebraska MAM MARKET IS THE BEST OF ALL fcecord of Receipts in All Lines far 1915 Given by Rail Expert INCREASES IN THREE LINES (From Staff Correspondent.) LJNCOLN, Deo. 29. (Special.) A com parison of shipments carried by the rail roads to the different stock market In the writ, prepared by Rate Expert V. O. rowel 1 of the State Hallway commission, howa that Omaha Is the only one of the hiarkets which has increased Its business in receipts of all stock business. The increase In cattle for Omaha was 176,613 head; of hogs, 277,826, and of sheep, CT.151. Kansas City made a small increase In cattle and hogs, but a decrease In eheep. Chicago was the same way, but 'Ft. Louis had a decrease in all three lines. Sioux City had a decrease in sheep, (Denver a decrease in cattle and St. Jo- ph a decrease in hogs. Following are the' fig-urea showing to- fal shipments of each, a star showing the ecreases: OMAHA. Cattle. Hogs. 1.2M.W17 2.M5.210 2ti.Mt4 2.a7.3M .... 276,613 2T7.S2S SSt.8 12.3 KAN8A9 CITY. ....l.78,5fW 2.439.3S5 ....1,969.749 2.S23.WU .... 19.144 106.702 1.0 4. CHICAGO. ....2,667.224 7.47S.6M ...2.639.367 6.604.RZ1 915 0914 Increases Sheep, MI4.6S6 S,147.44 67.1M Notes from Beatrice and Gage County BEATRICE. Neb., free. . Petitions are being circulated In thl city asking that the names of R. TV. Bauln and I M. Pemberton, the latter being the pres ent Incumbent, he placed on the primary ballot- In April as candidates for Judge of the Eighteenth Judicial district. H. D. Walden, county judge, will begin the circulating of his petition next week as a candidate to succeed himself. It Is stated upon pretty reliable author ity that Fred Hurt, commercial agent of the Rock Island company at Belleville, Kan., will be appointed to succeed the late O. P. Ltston, commercial agent for the road at this place. Who recently passed away. Mr. Hurt formerly served here as agent and was transferred to Belleville when Mr. Ltston was sent back from Lincoln to Beatrice. The Wymore Poultry association will hold Its annual show at Wymore next week, January 4, S and . A large num ber of birds from this vicinity have been entered, and prospects are that the ex hibition will be the best one ever held at that place. Mrs. L. C. Mensing, an old resident of Gage county, living six miles northeast of Wymore, died early Tuesday morning, aged 62 years. She is survived by her husband and one daughter. Four cases of smallpox were reported Nebraska former University Students Wedded KEARNKT, Neb., Dee. 1 (Special Tel egram.) Two former University of Ne braska students were married here yes terday at the home of Prof, and Mm. R. K. Cochran, when Mis Bernlce Birch became the wife of Ralph K. Bodley. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr. Walker of -the Baptist church. Both bride and groom are graduates of the I'nlverslty of Nebraska. ' Miss Birch made her home at I.lncoliA Mr. IlrnHey at the present time holds a responsible position as supervisor of the Galletln forest at Boteman, Mont. . The couple left , shortly after the wed ding ceremony and. will make their home at Baseman. Both were prominent In university circle several years ago. RACING RULES CHANGED AT SIOUX CITY MEETING (From a Ktatf Correspondent.) LINCOLN, Dec. 2.-MSpeclal.)-At the meeting of the lowa-Nebraaka-South Da kota race circuit, held at l?loux City yes terday, the following changes were maJe In the . rules to govern racing for this year, subject to the approval of the var ious hoards of ' managers: - - Two horses msy be entered In one tlaes by payment of cn entry fee. but one horse cannot be entered In two differ- Nebraska Nebraska COMMISSIONER HARMAN TO FIGHT OIL COMPANIES (From a Staff Correspondent.) LINCOLN, Dee. 2 (Special.) Oil com panies which refuse to pay foes to the state for Inspection of their productions will find no market for their wares if Food Commissioner Herman carries out the program he prepared today. Testerday two oil firms notified the commissioner that they would refuse to pay oil inspection fees to the state. This makes three companies in the HM. Today Commissioner Harman announced that retail dealers alt over the state would be ordered to cease handling the product of the offending companies, and the companies will tie notified that no oil will be inspected and no oil allowed to be placed on the 'market unless It Is Inspected. The Standard Oil company has notified the commissioner that It expects to con tinue to have Its oil Inspected, pay the) fees and obey the law. ert Smith of South Fide, Omaha, and Miss Clarice Clark of Hubbell: Henry Schrleber of Ooodland. Kan., and Miss I-eora Btauss of this city; Frank Oress man and Miss Ling Merrltt of Washing ton county, Kansas. He also issued a license to 8. Earl Uldlle of Dlller and Gladys Klein of Steele City, Neb. W. W. Cameron, trainmaster on the Nebraska division of the Rock. Island, has returned from a trip to Topeka, Kan., where he ha been assisting operating officials of the second district In prepar ing a new lime srhedule which goes Into effect on the Nebraska division of the Rock Island Sunday. January 2. Hock Island operating officials at this point report a shortago of 400 coopered cars and that elevators at small towns on the lines are lo repair them for grain service. Increases Increases .... 17.8T.7 76.002 6.0 15.0 FT. IOUIS. JP 994,72 2,529,067 637,332 JLS14 1,030,330 2,619,06 72,423 25.605 W.Sfi 145,1 26 S.4 18.6 J SIOUX CITY. W '. 630.54S 1.644.7EJ 247,246 914 359,f4 1,229.967 397,964 Increase .... 160,994 414,770 0.73S 46.0 33,7 12.8 DENVER, 425,091 326, Wt3 734,672 444,432 262,422 634,4(16 19,341 74,463 100.174 4.4 29.6 14.6 ST. JOSEPH. 1916 447.825 1,646.614 367,892 ,J14 3K0.636 1,740.639 826,292 Increases .... 96,639 93,25 42.600 h 27.6 6.4 6.0 P to the Bosrd of Health at Wymore Tues- ;ent clssses without he paymnt of the day and. fearing an outbreak of the dls- fee , .hhl h. . ft c., nf ' 'hJ 2.0 lease. Mayor McMullen called a special nurse, and sn additional pre tent from I meeting of the eltv council to discuss the the money winners. 1 matter. A rigid quarantine was estsb- ,,"f;hlf .f ntr. ff ,!'urd'2 o'tfrn llshed at homes where the disease had .outside the money. appeared, with the hope of stamping out All races to be 'under lh point system the .courge before it spreads. j ;.. ';VM tft. meetlnsr tht no early closing entries be I made in 1916, j The following date were fixed for clos- I lng entries: Iowa State fair,' August 14; 2.053.894 263.6iS 12.1 3.633.157 6.4.'9.345 IBM 5 '4914 Innreases Farewell Recention Sr Given Father Becker n Strother Keeps Busy Forming-New Camps (From a Staff Correspondent.) LINCOLN, Dec. 29.-(8peelal.)-Colonel R. O. Strother of Monroe, division com mander of the Nebraska Sons of Veter ans, called on Assistant Adjutant Gen eral A. M. Trimble of the Grand Army of the Republic at the state house today to discus mustering in of new camp in the Junior society. Colonel Strother say that the work of organisation is on the Increase, and that the Grand Army is doing effectual work In several town along organisation lines. An effort will be made to have both organisations hold their state encamp ments at the ame time at Lexington in May. GENEVA, Neb.. Deo. 29. (Special.) ILast night a farewell reception was ten dered the Rev. Charles Becker of St. cJseph's church, who has been in Ge $ ieva the last fifteen years. During his atay here he has helped to build the church, the parochial school an da priest's residence. Among the speaker were Nebraska. August 21; Sooth Dakota. August 28, 'anil Sioux City, September 4. W. R, Mellor waa elected president and C. N. McMcIlvaine, secretary of the association. TWO OMAHA FIRMS ADMIT KEEPING MISBRANDED DRUGS l From a Staff Correspondent.) LINCOLN. Dec. !. (Speclnl.) -Two Omaha drug firms were prosecuted by Food Commissioner Harman thla week for il'egal sale of aspertn. The Ehler pharmacy had In lie possession four packages of the alleged drug, while the Merritt pharmacy No. 1 l'd bout S.iOO tablet. Both firms pleaded guilty to keeping drugs not properly branded and paid a fine of $10 each. Falrbnrr News Notes. FA1RBCRY, Neb.. Dec. 2.-f Special.) Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Buchanan have re turned to this city from a sojourn with the former' parent In Oklahoma City, Okl. Mr. Buchanan ha resumed his po sition as chief clerk in the Rock Island division superintendent' office at this point. Judge L. J. Nutsman's office Issued three licenses and married three couples during the last few days. They are Rob- Estabrook Petition Filed at Lincoln (From a Staff Correspondent.) LINCOLN, Doe. 29 (Special Telokr.m.) According to statements mado by J. V, Craig. Frank Shotwell and Harry Pal mer, who came to Lincoln from Omaha today, the name of the next president of the I'nited Hates Is before the people, those gentlemen as officera of the Ksta brook league, filing the nam of H'nry D. Ustabrook of New York as a candidate for the republican nomination with the secretary of state this afternoon. , The petition accoinpanylrg the Mind rontalna the names of over 2,000 republl cana residing in over forty counties of tin state and Is tho starting of a boom for the ex-Nebraskan which the three men declare will surely land him In Washington. New Year's Special Prize Package 5 Bottles, Worth $3.65, for $2.75 Just what you need for New Year's Eve. One Bottle Champagne $1.00 One Bottle Sparkling Burgundy $1.00 One Bottle Manhattan Cocktail 75c One Small Bottle Cherries 25c One Bottle Fine Sweet Wine 65c $36T Just for a New Year's Stunt $075 All for Packet! in a Strong, Sent, I'lnln llox. Prompt 35r rsf' Kh,,, Ker'' Delivery CSQS Phone D1241 S"'" K. 1,r'ce 1309 rAlMK. told Blaat ( flrlatlca. Sloan's Liniment will help your sci atica. Get a c bottle now; it penetrates; kills the pain; stops many aches. All drucgista. Advertisement. Advertiser and customer profit, by the "Classified Ad" habit. Minister Refuses to Admit Guilt HASTINGS, Neb., Deo. 29.-(Special Tel- I egram.) Rev. J. J. Ramsey, pastor of w.o DHonc.a noio ...... . ,. w ... Chairman John J. Burke, Congressman ! lne una nreinmi uron, i Charle H. Sloan. County Judge W. R. week n th chare f dl Conduct, Fulton. Mathew Rock and Bishop Tlhen w" bo vr to tne district court this Of Lincoln, also Father Cronln of ITar- I afternoon ard, There was musla by the Geneva or chestra of the Girls' Industrial school and lnglng by the sisters of the parochial ichool. Mrs. May Tltel of Leavenworth, whom he had introduced a his wife, vrae-ex-pected to testify against him, but refused, claiming her evidence might incriminate herself. The county attorney . has her Father Becker waa presented with aideposltlon containing . charges against purse of 1400 from hi congregation. -the- Ramsey and this will be used as evidence fcreaentatlon being made by J. J. Burke. ; should she leave the Jurisdiction of the MR. CURTIS OF HOWE AND MISS TUCKER OF STELLA WED ' STELLA. Neb., Dec. Special.) The redding of Miss Fairy Helen Curtis to court. Ramsey pleaded not guilty. LEAGUE OF NEBRASKA MUNICIPALITIES MEETS KEARNEY. Neb.. Tec. 29. (Special Clarence C Tucker of How waa solemn- "Telegram.) The League of Nebraska Mu- isea at the Lutheran cnurcn in oiena at nClpautos will hold the seventh annual noon loaay. un nunareu mviiauupi wer. convention in this city February and 10, Issued. The ceremony wu very simple t0 advices received here today. ana mere, were no anenaams. thUj wm b the biggest convention Java Wagner, jriorence onana, wma held bv the organisation Is the word wolr9- oreseea in wuu, , from secretary Roscoe Osman of paaior. . . TT, .., ft, ...nHatlnn b been add- ing member until they now Include all 9 an wl thi the bride' P t Ste. rroom's oous ft Vi"oln, played, 1 ( Jltnford of cousin. Miss Jessie Cox of Lin- - V- L'.r' of the leading cities of the tate. Munlct whh la pv vnuthfui. waa 1 w .v i 1 i 1' r 1 i tThe bride. Crossed with girlish slmpUclty. Her dress white organdie with lace trimming. Ehe wore white alipper and white gloves. The groom' gift to the bride was a string of pearl with diamond Class. The wedding waa on tha thirtieth an niversary of the marriage of the groom' parents, Mr. and Mr. I J. Tucker, and tha wedding reception was held at their iiome in Howe at i:30 In the afternoon y Cor the older people and at 7:39 for the younger guests. Mrs. Tucker was assisted In receiving by Mrs. Chester Allen, Mrs. Boyd Armstrong, Mr. Elll Qulnn and Mrs. Joe Curtis during the afternoon and In the evening by her sisters, Mr. J. T. Cox of Howe and Mr. Blnford. Mr. Tucker ia the only child of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Tucker of Howe and for - tlx years ha been associated with his father In business at Howe, wnen at tending high school In Auburn he waa econd sergeant in a company of cadets, and after hi graduation from Au lurn he attended the University of Ne braska, taking the course in mechanical engineering. From instruction he received at the university he has madethe furnl tura in mission tyle for his home. He and his bride will reside In Howe. Their ome I already furnished and was open (Turing the reception. The bride Is the youngest child of lr. and Mrs. Talbert Curtis of Stella, prominent pioneer farmers. TERMS OF COURT FOR FOURTEENTH DISTRICT McCOOK. Dec. 29. (Special.) Judge E. . Perry of Cambridge has Just an nounced the term of court for thl dis trict as follows:. Chase County March 27, jury; June 12. qulty; December 4. Jury. Dundv County February 14. Jury; May t5, equity; November 13, Jury. Frontier County April i. Jury; June 15, equity; October 2, Jury. Furnas County March 13, Jury; June t. equity; November art. Jury. Gosper County Fehruarv 28, jury, May tS, equity; October 30. Jury. Haves County April 3, Jury; Septem ber 26. Jury. Hitchcoc County February 7, Jury; Mv 22. eoultv October 18. lurv. Perkins County March 6, jury; October gj,jury. Red Willow County Jani'ary 24, Jury; Hay 13. equity: September 11. Jury. HONORED BY THE BAR WHILE AT DEATH'S DOOR HAST1NC.S, Neb . Pee. S.-dloec'el Tel- e gram. While ho waa lying near death at the Mary lnalng hospital F. P. Olm ctead was elected president of the Adams County Bar association last night. Mr. Olmatead has been 111 'several weeks, but the physicians say he ha a good chance to recover. the annual affairs and this year' pro gram will be the moat ambltlou yet pre pared. Mayor Mayer of Beatrice Is the president of the league. WORKMEN COMMITTEE ALLOWS DEATH CLAIMS GRAND ISLAND, Neb., Dee. .-(Spe clal Telegram.) The grand lodge finance committee of the Ancient Order of United Workmen of Nebraska has been In session here for the last two day. Those present were: Grand Master Frank Anderson Holdrege; Grand Recorder Frank Evans, PaTiee City; Joseph Obcrfelder, Sidney; Ross L. Hammond, Fremont, and Nlch olaa Ress, Lincoln. Over $OD,00O in death claims were al lowed. The order made a gain of nearly 400 members during; the last month, mak Ing a total now of over 40,0 0. The finances are In a good healthy condition. Quite a number of seventy-year settlements were made, approximating about tlS.OOO. 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