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iiiiARS START
I Newton Baker May Be Good War
Secretary But He's No Penman
01 and Henry, Indian Half
Brothera, Will Battle for
Their Father'i Landi.
SUIT IN THE FEDERAL COURT
Oorjn Hr-nr Ima flM mu it In fed
com t agaitixt hi half-brother,
Henry Jieir, in yet Bof.gfaaloij of
certain land allotted to th!r father,
Young Hear,
Voung I!r baa rport In the
lappy hunting ground for nearly
1 dirty cr. Mm, Young If car la
l10 d'Uld,
Young limr won allotted certain
kind by,'! of congrfne in 1M7,
fit before he had prove;! up on fbetn
l,c died, Latin hi widow and two
M'lfjn, oiii) by a former wife,
lrll.nl ani iHiolied,
Tl peltlnn allege Mitt mini perami
then Interfered wlUi dl allotment ae,ed
H e dy Inserting Hit WOtd "Mr." tiff Kit
din tribal name
yoi imiipI know Mint To'idg
Jienr'a tribal rid "I" Wt "Neek fB kheil",
kaw," Idif Milt, Young lleur' liibdi
name mi "Che edo-wlh-kaw " Tbei.
f,,i,. k.. a nut "Mm, ,eek-r-kl.eibi-kw,"
Although he waa Ml". Vning
I if we, ' folding to the, pilef.re ("iilim
of df'llblng Wife,
The alleged fraudulent aehedul cnt
Ibiough and waa duly approved.
When Mr, Your flr J dnd I ar
poll lii Hi happy bunting g'oond a'l
left at her ao(e del own top, Jfenry
Htnr, Igiinrlfig her huaband't aofl by III
flraf. wife,
Henry Hear trturtu to fey,gni.' any
ilalrn of bla hair brother to it Intereai
In the Intnl. Tfmt In tli i'u for Mi"
uif, Hfitiw Hear pray tbtt lb Mutt
piilent made OKI It Met, N"k ra-khrle
kaw, oc Mm, Young Rear, mu y b t
formed hy auballt illng Ml" nam of
Young Hear, or Neek-rat-khette kw,
Two Bobs Use Time
of the People for
Own Private Ends
Hobert flfobt Km. Mi, tddb'ted 1" Mm fee
babll, nod Kobert Urtihi r Mowll, aii-
Wntiltlt-r lit Mi" lfilirii.l Ml VHUT
plant, Wf-ffl Jf lotifir'ii'f In Mi" hiH-r'
of Mir rt'irifiK n'i'. of Mi" Ifioliurt fnnJc
yrrirriUy. im of Id" nl'-noaffifihrr of
ihf. wnier it1tin wim In alifn'tnnf. Ttn
innl.lfr In liftrifl fll'l tn't relwl" It Mi" tmni
fiM of Mm Hiy or (ouniy, f'-r wl.l'li Mf,
M'fwcll I 1M a )f and 'r
Hoilih I.W a yr. T" ry wnl. n Junt
III" Mill',
Tb 1oor rf Mr, IlownU'a offl'H wia
clorotl trt'mt ff Mi y, A ftllf-r wlw
ii n'l" sfveiftl lrf to rn Mi "frr of Hit
niir il'int fiiiinrr', waa "!'! Mint tht
i,okk " "f niitf") In vrf lioportont
l,IHlllHI ''
tl In no "ft M.dt Mm t0 "B'ba"
rl'flf in thv ntnr ,olllril T 00"
t.fliiK Mm fthr In Mnwt of ittrn, Thla
n a, lliii f.f lr f-r Hob KinlMi, Klnl
ln lilmff l.irr'l ptri hy tliont wlift
ivonl-l cxtfArt lilt ff(f rl-l'ln r'ronl
I , ,p wot lo bl filfffl tor alvicr,
Tim HrnMb Mowz-ll niratfKJf lori) (mi in
ii lirl rtnv'i oi( on Unit foe wliIWi
tdfy nri f.Miil out of Hit pullli: tfrnoiry,
Hub KmlMi't fur W Vfiy r4 Wlin
It frntrxiM (r"iA H MowtlJ offbt at Hit
( lw. of Mif! fofiffrrnOf,
Best Urges County
Board to Provide a
Workhouse in Omaha
foun'jr Commliwlontr Frank T,ti, In
nrgltia Hie county borl to atlon on
miiiif! kind of prncllciil wnrkhou tn4
l,,.,,,ltal fbm, toll of worklmutflt at
tvoiifi. III,, anrl Mlnnfpolln, Winn,,
hl )i lii hn'l invrntldnt"'),
Tim Mlniictimllt limlltuMon, wlil'li I n
,.f ttm bent In thn country, m1 $;,'
(or Mm inximyera lt r, hilf
uklnit BiR of fin vernM of rl
ruiMii. It. nff.-riln l'ilul rfillrf from
i in; - liolio" trifl iirofpufiioniil chdlrly
mfki-r fitoiiifin il t b fiini tltim l a
liionl proMullo lnv;Mmi lit.
Vlio .iH.oi rr tiiiik brlfk, rmcnt work,
Indium ami other trllrlfit ii1 fiilMvute
fhl fairnlMinl li"ill. Kumlllrt) do
l.riiMl of liff-ml winner by n uoii of Jiill
e iilpn'-rn re nlo l.fiief Itffl.
The t.ri of Mm Mlnlietipollt liM(U
Hum, rie.t ), 1 flu to Mm fm'l Mt H
liullinrllv I v'i In 'Inn.!" "oiiitb miiiI
Unit th tm-e lit rre fioin politic, tint
of f.,'o t'li.'oiH'r In ii ymr only rt
mihi iI"! mill per ceiit of Hie iriiiiiiiiili r
hum firnt offrnibifi, A proff llllll
l.'im" Hi Mliinrnpiillfi I inllly, llenl
Ntou Hnltfi inty i,a vi y U"Ol
K(ffliv of ttur, ii. i h" o,jlfl It i
.'f lilt If t-. ff, ill n n t, ae( f . of p II
iriiiuililp,
We hif yi,oi unit miffl m fo nili'ioil
for Mil t:iteini1iil
rt c mi (i 1 1 mill ni- our it Hie fliiiiy
I' ru t tig U'i"ii,
It Mu miiiih'"! l'i mi offulil . 1 1 s
mi ol.
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It lo'idr) ,,oie I.I e r t y In )
ft ft till wlnri It Dot hit'fl of Hie (fit tin'
lllll XliJle ,,,ll,, Hil looUlfit.
Moine of (he feltott (ill you ioiii tell
Mint lii fif! letln of the (O-eonil woi.
u a Tl" y poinifij iii.t Hint V ei
h n npilglit. iniiiti unit two nut u
1 In h .
Hut H lotll'lll't fee It.
A r,t Hi; nereri 1 ipiitit to nty e conM
' ,'imt liei ue pc' eerr"lii of war. No,
! i', we're loo tiwlhf 1 foe tlmi.
j llof in Mieely lim l In im Hie hoii
pemiitn In the W'irl'l. Hut Horace tiMli'l
'ttrlllna Oi'iM h been clghti-i 11 poliu
,liolhli pi till fiiijipainj Willi Newton
fiaker't.
If He nete eret'ty of Hat He il hi Hah
up on our pfninalililp a Utile, lie nnil.t
t ike ' orifioineni' rourw, aicl pim'thf
at. Mailt wlien lie 1 ot all hla aenrlaiy
In ijone for llm dnv.
, Tlim tiif hhy lie 1011I4 get aloiiit In tha
' Wot III like Hm I'm lenpoiiileiiin i honl ail
veileineiit y, After he'fl foinplete'l
I lie i'oiite ,e Houl'ln t h" one of tltoa"
i bftprlev looking men pli-t itre'l In Mi"
Coi'rexpoii'leni ai'liool rill,
! Mf feil InWIiinl to hope that Net ton
! HinUe lila tiiHlk In the Hurhl If be
'lake I'ifil i"iiiiianbli r-ourae
COMMON LABOR IS
Eroployeu for Additional Tajr
for Extra Work,
TAKE IT UNDER CONSIDERATION
(,'orttrai lora anrl lidiorcia art at
1'ieneit frying; lo ) problem
t'it, la net (,e.!riK in Dicin, and
fibethe, 11 will hi aaHefartorily act
led or Hbefbcr labur Iroublt will
grow out of It ijenetida upon fblr
rbllliy lo bandit a difficult problem.
With Hi painter receiving; an Si
an in waaea, with the brlcklayera
li'Nt fall rcelvlnj, an Incrtaa t, anr
rih other crafta either tcftlnif ad
ancea or demanding Ibem, Iht com
ipon iaboter t oiiK-a forward demand
Icy; aoine Increaaea, ,
Tht coiiiirifiii laborer la Mi fellow wlnt
puahf Mia cotcrele aliealbmrow, why
pourt 'ffiieiel, who fllga rlltehea, who
lugglea befevy loga atid aleel beina, mul
rloea a lot ut olri't' odd lob, but heavy
loha, tlfiul lh -onfru Hon of a luihl
Intf,
41 Oterllma. 4llaHe,
Theae toen want an Inereaaa and want
what I knoHii a "time and t fin If" for
overtltfio. That la, they want their 'l
of Hi or i'i cent mi liour, aa Hit eaae
may be, ami then want, half that auin
mora for every hour they woik over Hie
eight hour flay.
In orne k Inla of conalrtieon the con
traefort find II difficult ' op dlreelly
when,ibt right dour day (a up. In pour,
Ina inni iMf, for Inatanf, It la fetler for
Mm f tiaiaMer of Mia building under eon
atruetlim that Hit eonrrel pouring b
eoMlnuoua when once afarted. TM put
Hit eoritnuitor againat Hie propoalllon
of working tins men eonalderably over
eight boor, or putting 011 extra, ablft.
Td rinir' tor art trying bard It find
orn ailutlori f) the uueallon, Meantime
tdt work fa eoiillriulng under Mm old
aytteni, but aotne of the union laborer
are beeortilngr fude exeretfiad ovr It,
Tb frrnad Hulldera' exebang ha the
mailer under cormlderatlon,
Kugel Introduces
Ordinance to Shut
Pool Halls at Nine
! An oidinaii'e to cbia pool ball l 9 p
I 111, waa Inlrod'oed at Hie i lly renin' II
I meeting by ('fuiirrilnaloni t Kugel on te.
ipleal.
' Tim preaeiit cloaltig bour I 12 p, m. A
i proOrtfiti la tiia'le III tli" ordlimm " In tl
I d,v aet-i liig of meal In plii'-e wheia rea-
tauiaril and pool ball ft re opeiitfed In
. eonlunetlou,
j Tim ordlrianit ta referred to td com
I tnittea of th whola for conideriillon
I next Monday morning.
PFJt!E EOT WATE1
IF TOO PESHIE A ,
HOST COIMJEnOU
8aya w can't help but look
batter and fatl better
after an Inalde bath.
No Trace Yet of the
Bandit Who Held Up
Union Pacific Train
The bandit, who Tiidy night, near
f'orlettt J .met Inn, Wyf),, flv tnllea weal
of (,'heyenne, Imld up and robbed Ihe
paaaengr In the obwrvatlon car of the
I'nlon I'aelfle't frverland Mmited train
No. I, aeeurlna ha dlaappeared a
completely aa If th earth had opened
and wallowed hlrn.
I'aaaenger on tht train who notlred
tha bandit while be waa robbing them
gave tht offbera a good dencrlptlon of
Hit man, and lth thla they commented
earibln the eountry and town In the
vii'lnlly of t'heyenne, The drag net waa
put out and Wednrday two men wra
1 rented In Cheyenne and taken before
aoma of the paaaengnra and trainmen.
Not being able tit Identify them tha men
wer t'.rned Irmaa.
At I'nliui l'ailflfl hetd'iuartert It la
atinouneed that a largn number of tlie
eompany apertal agent, the offlrera of
both lranila county, Wyoming, and the
polli of Cheyenne art working on Hie
aae, but torklng without any elue that
pnlnta tt anybody In partieular. llnw-
To look one't beat and feel one bem
I to enjoy an Inalde bath eaeh. morning
to fluah from Mm ayaiem Hit prevlou
dy' naate, our fermentaflon and
pi,onou toxin befor II. I ttmorhed
Into Mm blood, Juat as coal, when II
burna, letvea behind a ertalu amount
of Irt'ombiiatlbln material In ht form of
aahea, a, the food and drink taken eai:b
day leave In th alimentary orgn a
regain amount of tndlgeaMlile material,
at ti,'li If not eliminated, form toxin and
polaona tbhh are then aurked Into Hie
blood Ihrougb tht very duel whl'h tre
Intended tt urk la only nourlahinent to
uataln tht body.
If you tant lo "" lh glow of hetlthy
bloom In your cheek, to e your kln
get, clearer and eleaner, you art fold In
drink every morning upon arlalng, a
glaaa of hot waler with a teaaiinonru)
of llmeaton phoaphale In It, whhh I a
bartnleae mean of waahlng tbt waalt
materl'tl and toxin from Mm alom' h,
liver, kidney n4 'bowela, thua clean
Ing, weetenlng and purifying Hit entire
alimentary traet, before putting more
food Into the atomach,
Men and women with aallow ktue,
liver apota, pimple or pallid complex inn,
alao thnt nho wak up Willi a coaled
tongu, bad taate, naaly breath, other
Hlio are bothered with hearim hea, bil
lon apella, M'l. atonuu h or conatlpn
linn, ahould begin thla plinapliHied hot
water drinking and are aaaured of very
pronoun'ed reault In one or to eeka,
A rpiarler pound of llmeatoim pl.ox-
! phatt roata very little at Hie drug aim",
I hut la uffii'le ut, to demoiiairatt Hint juat
aa'aoap and lint water clean", puri
ne and freahen the akin on th" out
Ide, an hot Hater and llineatont phoa
phatt aet on th" Inalde organ. Wt trmat
alwB' (iihHl.ler that lulerniil aanllathm
I vaally morn Iniportant than tillable
1 leanlltie, brrtuii" the akin porea iln
lint alui.lll Impnrlllea Into Hm bloml,
Hlilla th boHel jiorea iln, - Advert !
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PILES "You Who Suffer
file tiimllHlillf IHte.t vn limit aa prut, Hi
tul iil,..i, mittug ut tlm pii 14 Ni t lilnfiit.il m
ol fiber Ni l I a I nut Imnina 1 tni
in! nt i'ipi 11 "'I A wrtllatt guarntta ttn
net , atid f 1. tut rfiU'l"l In f-l If I
lall M 1 I. t a r atn ttul Htm hl if Hiit
I 1, l 4 I t I' U'I IkI ( ill ,l I,t
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la, "lii. t 4 t 1 u 4I at li i,,
Dr. J. C. Woodward,
Sert Until lliillilil'at, tlllli nil. I I Ml li.ttlt Itixutu it I
Eat A Plate o?ce Cream Every
And in ho doing you can always
he doubly .sure of its super-excellence
by asking the dealer for
All Ice Crcaiiis'
letet, II la expected Muil Hie eaid '
L.UM Unit la offeieil fur the 111 ren1 n !
'the In. Iii1,l Hill bllng me lit. Ill,
APTPR MflRP MnNPYln'l' wblerpiol,tbl." In Hi trail,
ill 1L11 lnJlU iUvllL1 ll,,!,!,,,, i,e bandit Hoike, ,i,e, be bad
... , 'a pal, either male or female, nud that
Unnkillcd BulldiriK Wovkcn Auk'"'" MM
1,111. ,:. I 1,11,11 fti'i1 1' t Hie M 11 1 tinf it w a
i or giving u lip lhal Hill reault III hi
' arreft
! rMhft
he raM I
iuffer
This is the edict which Mona and Mary, two attractive young women, have
set forth in their campaign against unscrupulous and unprincipled men.
They have sworn to avenge the wrongs of their sex by completely turning the
tables and retaliating in their own way by preying upon the human Jeeches and
society parasites, which neither the judgment of law nor public opinion seems
adequate to reach.
When mere man
thinks himself so
extremely fasci
nating that he is
absolutely irres
sible, he had bet
ter, prepare for
a sudden and
most inevitable
fall.
You may not always ap-
fTvl prove of their methods but
-T I yu WH certainly be I
JySrtr' " satisfied with the re- !
y iB ) su'ts m tne campaign 1
V (aOY tnese two Sid3 ave
O k h planned and put into
y C- execution.
I C I ( iv win out
r 1 V V J I V X :
y A. i
T Vx X. times I
"SS' lJj - ten as I
cm" I
1
"Served them
just right" is
the unani
mous verdict
regarding the
suhjects se
lected hy
Mona and
Mary in this
most uniquo
enrnpnign.
The adventures of these two remarkable girls form the subject of a wonderful ser
ies of stories entitled 'The Social Pirates." Each week's story is separate and
complete in itself. If you miss one you can start in again with the next, but after
you nave read the first you will not want to miss any.
The plots for these stories have been conceived by that most capable of dramatists,
George Bronson Howard, and the stories have been novelized by the well known
novelist, Hugh C. Weir. The works of the above playwright and author are known
to every reader and theater-goer in the United States.
Drairl ihic pnm?.i4nliiA cahac nf clni'inc nnrll ntlfi rmtin!ntl in I
Willi 11113 I Villi 11 1 lilMlV OWI IVJ VI vJIWI IVJ V 11 Veil WIIV VVIII)JIVIV
itself, which will nppcnr in this paper, and sec the big KALEM
PHOTOPLAYS of "THE SOCIAL PIRATES" at your FAVORITE
MOVING PICTURE THEATER.
"THE SOCIAL PIRATES"
HAH I Til INITIAL KXIIIHITION TODAY
AtTKIlNOON AND KVrNINO. ut
Tin llomt ol tin CatliiJial Plpt Oritn
BESSE THEATER
Iht Organ with th Human Veltt
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