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ONCE DADGHTER OF
MILLIONS IS DYING
Daughter of Famous "Red-Horse
Charley" Bauer Near Death In
County Hospital Here,
TOOK 6ICK IN THE COUNTY JAIL
A 19-yetr-old girl still allowing
trace of great beauty awl gra of
fir, la dying In th county hoa
flltal a victim of uplatea. The mmt
sha grn by In Marguerite Hanor.
flha waa taken from fhetoiinty Jail
to the honnltal aflnr her rnndltlon b
rama aarloua, Pollio found her ar-v-
ral 4aya ago In thn Atna HoIpI,
Thlrfnth and ftodio, with a amall
Ciiantlty of morphlno and roraln In
fcr poaaoralon, Khe waa antrnrpd lo
aarva a term In tha county Jnlt, and
nfilla thara txrams dfnporately 111.
Whlta In tha county Ji.il rtm toll Malmn
Unload that h I th daughlrr of
"Mud Horna rliarlry" I'mi'f, an Iwnilila
Montana mlnr, who ipm anddmly trlH
In U rlrh awna trn yr ', want Inln
Milraao and rfintnirnrrd irtllnK ,xii
ha,lilloa whh hln rrrklrna r trap's a ik-m
' Hxd'lfnmi f'liarlr" Hiir I Miff t'l
kaa nna fhrnnnh million dollar fnr
tuoa and wound op In a aniridia rv
A, any rata, tia drnppd onf of aialii a
Vr aftrr hi anaaiinal iprrncr in
DMrH, and hi daniflilrr waa tai I n rare
of hy a piiMlo ItiMliutlnn thrra. fii ran
away at tha aa nf 17 and Joined Hi
chorua of a muairal nmdv
"Tha day that. lrl rama In h'rf," Hf
lard Matron Mcflnirli, "aha looked to
la at laaat fl yrara old, I nrvrr aw
anr.h a rnmplrt wrrh of womanhood In
my tfaanl w (ham all op lirrn."
Rccd Sues to Get
Money from Miller
Estate for State
Affrny rtrnrral Willi B. 114 thla
mornina flkd ai prtltfon In county roort
ilalmlna for (ha alula of Nobiaaka. tha
rrmalndrr of tha property of Iho luta
William Miller, who dld Intaata-ta,
Mllli-r waa klllH by a train vart
yrara ao, but brfnro dyln, an attof.
ny who admlnlatarad Orat aid txalnad
tha rlatit to ana. A Judgment of
m rollrdrd and" half of thla went to
h lawyer and mora for epnara.
No claimant appeared for l.ha reat of
tha money and It waa to liava tern
turned over to tha atato aomo tlm ago,
hot at tha laat minute, a fllmant ap
jiard, JlJ will contat lh claim,
and tha raao will ba ha.rd hy rounty
Jodaa Prya Crawford aoma tlma thla
Mk, ,
Omaha Joins In the
Nation-Wide Plan to
Help the Belgians
Thuradav, Friday and Saturday of Ihl
wk bav Wn dalifnaU-d by tha
Ornah Commercial clnh and hy lha IVI
1an rell'f aoclctlcn n , "Hoy It and
Uiil It" day In Omaha. On hnc! daj'i
Ihoaa who wlah lo lidp tlia anf fcrln
Mcllana r raooealad t, mak por-rhaai-a
In th tora and (hen lva tha
1 pun haara (o l forwarded to tha needy,
Tha Hrandula atorea hai a hen dealKnal'd
a ona of tha official aiatlon whera
packaaea may be Wt and forwarded,
Tha atatlnn la at tha deak of W. II,
Thomaa on tha main floor.
Albert F, Empcy,
Pioneer, Is Dead
T'APIU.ION. Neb,, April parlal.)
-Albert F, Kinney, ft Nehraaka pioneer,
died very au'ldenly at hla home her
Tueaday evenln at MV from heart
failure. Mr. Ir;mpey waa horn In Canada
In 1t and came to Nebraska In KV,
aettlln' flrat at Klorenca and few
oiira t'cr tnnvln to Papllllon, where
he haa alnca reald"d. Me leaver, hrririt
hla widow, four children, Ml l,IHIo
Knipcv, a teacher in tha Omaha almol.
rieorsfe C, Knipcv, city aalcaman f'r
Wnlf Broa., Omaha.: Mra. C, P, Sillier
of Papllllon and Frank r.mpey of Kcr
ney, Neb, lie la alao aurvlved by two
brother and four alfltera,
Funeral aervh ea will be held Tbwrdn
afternoon at 2 o'clock, wlih Intcrmmt
In the, paplllmn cemetery.
FIRST DISTRICT CLUB
WOMEN IN CONVENTION
STftAfTeK, Neb- Afil :.'hp-mi
Telegram I -Tlie l lml rtialrtci con'. ii Ion
of Iho Nehraaka, Federation of Wnmrn'a
Clilba convened here In lha rMlhndi!
chnr'-h In "t enln. he cut -f he ., le
Mtr wra enmllcd. with more r'iilr.rrrd
Ihla inornlng.
In lha evenhij the pi.itm w b'linii
with nnirli' hy tlte Mr'ne nrclicMra
and lha pfliram i an led I'til fl
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Commission Settles
Who May Use Pass
tKront Xtuff Ciriei.i,.nii'nt.i
t-IN'OI,N, April iM -iMpci-tal i-What
cotiatltntra n ilcpcnd,in relative in re
anla I he Iemianci- of a ralli yiid iman hit a
been ,ttlr-i1 by Hie Ptaie liuilwai ciiii
mlaaion In complaint fiu( xlioit time
aim by J, O Mahitffey of Omaha iiuniiit.l
tha I'nlon I'a. ific mltrond,
It appear from (he exblcijce that John
T, Hiewart, an engineer of Ituil road, mm
alveii a paea for hnnaelf and two ilHiiiih
lera, one of Itieni named Iran. Homr
(lino Inat year l he dmiKluer Irene poi,-d
with the i-nmphitiiiint Alaheaffcy, winy
waa a train pewnbo), hod tli'-v went lo
Ociner, later reiociilim In Oinnh, Atont
a month later lha conptr aipntile, ami
Hie wife went home in her pii-cma In
North Plane, and waa aaami-d If lm
would throw over Ma ha f fey fur keep
ahe would be lUrn back Into th fn mil y
and taken cure i,f f-Ur- (rrotiidid lo do
o and ankcd lier father lo o wlllt her
to Omaha to pot her trunk, Thi-y ime,
lha pa for the daughter a Oani'imrla
Hon and Ulalniffry i (implalned ll.t M
waa a vlnlail'm of (lie anil paan law.
The rornitilaaliiii tmlda (lint H the
dauifhler, Irani', had been token hack
tn'o the fnrnlli nd w n.ipporied n
llreh I,) r, ai- father, that h ba-l a rlhi
lo ne the in..a !n IrMtiapurliHnn the
'in' a br fi.M- her inarrlijte.
Clarke Concedes His
Defeat Randall
tFrom a Htaff i 'orrespoiident I
l,l,Vf'0V, April in. -0ic,-ll Telenram I
With only lo email coiinllea ti hear
from rlloii und Frontier- C'hnlrnian
Henry T. Clarke of Hie Hlate Hallway
commlaalon conceded hla defeat, late thla
afternoon and that f'lmrlea A, lliindall
of Newman Otove wna Iho awc,eriil
eandidmo,
Th ninety on count lea report In alio
that Mandnll re,evd KI.Mi yolie; John-
aon, TiXi and I'lmkc, 72,,
DEATH JRECORD.
aamoel Zimmerman,
FAM CITV, April 2H,.-lpe'lal. The
body of riamiiol Zimmerman wa broOKbl
from feneea, Kan., to tha horn of hla
datJithter, Mra, Marlon Vannhn, In Ihia
city, Th foneral waa condncled by llcv,
f, C, Troae, paatnr of the Chrlatlan
c.hnrch, and (ho Majionlo od), I hla
morning, Mr, Zimmerman waa on of
th pioneer of Illctiardaon couniy and
lived In Ihl city nnlll hla family wa
frown. II haa ten married Ihrea llmea,
after marrying Iho third wife ha mad
hla bom In Heneea Kan, II waa a
charier member of th f'hrlatlan church
of thla clly, J at year ha anffered two
paralytlo atrokeis, and th third atwka
on Kunday, which canard bla dcatli,
Jnrnb II. Merabon,
OT.FNWOOO, Ja , April 2 .-(Kractal,)
Ja'jib Murnaldn Mrralion, II; known (o v
eryon a "Hurnle," prorrlctor of th
"Flo'-trlc" caf, anataJned a atrok of
apopleiy at 30 a, m, yraterday and died
at 11 o'clock laat night. Ho waa born
In Olenwood and waa a gradual of th
( Kenwood high aehool, Th funeral will
b falurdiiy from hi realdcnc hr.
Ilia dniighlera by a pravlon marriage
are grown. Ilia aecond wlfa and mm
mother aurvivii him,
I harlra W rlahl.
TANKT'iV, April jsA-npfial. W'harlca
Wright, law offleer of cly aiul county
for thirty flv yeiira, an old aoldlrr, mem
ber of Oakota ciivalry, died her Tuea-
day, agad 7 yeara. It leave a wlf and
four aona,
RETURNS TO BELLEVUE AS ITS
PRESIDENT.
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BAY OTFREJ icTS
TO WIND UP AFFAIRS
OF DEFUNCT CONCERN
Publication Starti Investigation
Into Receiverhip Which May
foon Be Closed.
THE FATERS ARE ALL MISSING
T h it m i nil nl. In Tha Hoe, not long
tiKo of Iho caan In Iho jnatlco court
in which K, II. Unwell, fc'neiul m H riM
lir of ihn WHtt'r work, wtia defend
ing hla rlyht lo hold out II
ajiont'a co-niiilnaloii frnin a th pro
tiiltim on hi own anrriy bond aa ro
colvcr of m di'fiinrt concern, acoma to
liHe rtnrlciJ iioirioihlng, Aa a reanlt
i.f that publication, Ihn affair of Ihn
f.tllod Inaiiriinio i-oiiipany, which
have been 111 Unwell' hand for mora
than flflrcn year, arc likely In b
t.niind up, although Ihn creditor
r,.ay not g-t much out of Iho aanota.
An rffoit In lorala lb laan led lo a
aemcli for Hie nrlglnal fileii of "loekel 77,'
No ;n?., 'ilenr C Wella va. Merchant
and .Maiiiiriii'tiirnra Mutual Fir Inaurama
erinipaiij, ll II Howell, ri elver," In tba
(.rflre of Ihe dlatrlcl clerk, which bow
eec, failed to reveiil lha mlalng paper.
Nor l there any r"'ip( on flln, aa I
the cuitnm In am h cac.
Paper Are I. oar,
'(liiea Iho papcra r gun," replied
Hie f I II ii 4 clerk, when Miked lo re tha
doiMimenla "Ther ahould ha a lip to
how wiho haa th papera," h dded.
From other document It la diacloaed
that fl. 1 Howell, woo wa appointed
rrcelvtr of th dfunrt company by J--idg
Katcll Heptmbr HI, Wl, mad a. report
of relvrhlp ipne Anguat 4, l'3,
whan b waa allowed l,',.'0 aa full com
prnaallon lo that dl.
Th laat report filed by n, lvr How.
11 wa pprovd hy Juda Ilevl Anguat
IftM. Tli Judg allowed l.ri.tt for
varloua epena and an nmniint of ll.ao
to rii-er lloaell, being pay at th
rata of M per month for wni.lwi
month. Th court alao ordered payment
of p. 2d per cunt dlvldnnd (ill Ulllla al
Inwad ao-l th cnllecllon of enainnl
fioin tneni'iarn of lh mutual company,
Th r elverahtp hi a not bi-n i loaed,
hut tin report haa com from Ftevr
Howill ln' Augual, Vfl. Ther I a
allen-o of thirteen yra, a nding to
th record of th clrtk of th dlalrb't
court.
WVien oiirnl book No 'iM wa r
quenled, Iho filing clerk alaled that an
attorney hud taken It to hla offM for
nan In lorn of Ihn orllnnl ibicumeula In
th i nan. Furller liut'llrv revealed Ilia
fa, l Itial Mr, Howell wlltiln a iiiinpiira
lively few daya dlracled Iho attorney for
Ihn recilverililp In prepare n final t
port, wlib h la lo bn foi I h' noting hefor
long i
HOWELL SPENDS THIRTEEN
BUCKS ON HIS CAMPAIGN
II rot II leclir Howell ll,1 t'S lo get
lb Job of national romnuili-nruaii, c,
cnidlng lo hi pcn ac-ouot, ftld
With Ihe election i oninilactoncr lie alao
paid piA tut lliteen eglalti candl,
dalea pladged to hi ele- lili' light plop
gnda,
ii'oiitlnurd from J'ngo One
Week, I,;; W, Murray Ciano, M.tV,
Knntnvelt Ibkcl; 'hnilc H, lllrd,
,'0!i, fir a f ion I', dialling. 4,3i; An-
gunlua I', (Sardner, 4f,,!ai, Kolwrl M.
W'aabbiirn. ViXH.
The d'-moctallc delegatea al lar were
choaen without nppoaltlon and all favor
dm renomlrmtloii of Wllaon.
Iturton (Iblo'a lutntlle on.
f'OI.irMIII.'S, O , April M, Former Hen
ator Theodore V liurton of Ohio re
eelved Ihn preil,b-iitlal prefcren' vol In
yealerday'a irlmirlea In Ohio, while
Prealdent, Wllaon, wlihout opposition nn
lha printed bullola, waa dcelxmiled a
lb popular choice of the' democrnta.
A fw votera wrote In Ih tiHinra of
Henry Ford, Theodore llnaevelt, I'lmrlca
F, Ilughea, Kllhn Hoot, I 'harlra W, Kalr.
hanka, William J liryao and Champ
'lrk aa their ebokt for prrabb riihil
nomination,
T. It. f,ara In Krtr Jrraey,
TUKNTOV, N, J , April 2.-Iite r
turn from New Jeraey'a pr'aldentlal
primary election yeaterday ahow that
th unpledged national delegate on Ihe
republican ticket w-ro aui-ceaaful over
thoao favoring Colonel Theodore llooea
velt aa a prealdentlal nomine. The del
ga,t an tha denioeratln ticket are all
favorabl u (li rcnomlnatlon of lrel
dent Wllaon.
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No More Sore. Tired, Tender Feet; No Puf fed-up,
Calloused Feet or Painful Corns-Try "Tiz"
llarblnaj Makl I nh llrllrird.
Ir. Itell Plne-Tar-lloiiey iPii n. 111
1 at a llm will iop our couli,
aoothc lirll'ttlon. Only Ze. All drug-glBta,--Adv.'rllevment.
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rtnaala' great iiraenala are loialcd f
Crotiatadt, Moacow and Odea,
Why go limping around with aching,
pttffed-up feet-feet n-tlred, chaf'd, gor-i
i and awotlen you ran hurdly get our
J ah'ia on or ff? Why don't yml get a
ji'i ieiit bog of "TU"' from th drug alor
j now and gladden your tortured feet?
' 'Tl'," makea your feet glow with com
I fort, lake down awelllng and draw the
orue and m'ry right out of ft
U.at chafe, mrt and burn, "Tin" In
atantiy atnpa pain In rorna, tallouar and
bunion, "Tlx" I glorlou for ttrl, ach
ing, aora feet, No mora alio (lbtnea-
no mora fool tortur
Aak for "Tl" it only "Tlx'-Aa
vrtlement,
There is a real risk
in waiting too long to
order your Cadillac
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EACH yar we have urg;ed the public to guard aaiort powdMe) dljj&ppoiiJt
ment. And eACh year, in spite of thin warning:, many have had to content thonuelreii
with some other car became they could not gut a Cadillac,
In gpite of steady increase in production, the annual Oadillae rtiortajj U alrooiit
a mathematical certainty,
There it every indication that the current eaaon will a that condition mate
rially emphasised.
There U the ateady, itable, year-inand year -out Cadillac demand to heffin with
a very large number who automatically repeat.
And then, there ii the larRe-avnd ateodily growing larfnrleraent of incnuue
in new Cadillac ownership, ,
This has been atnkingly marked ever since the advent of the 0xI111m MEight"
Thus far its tales have reached the impreesive toUl of more thavn twenty-i
thouaand cars, amounting to more than fifty five million dollars,
The vogue of the Cadillac Kight has never been perrptibly cheeked or chal
lenged by any other car,
True, there may have been, from time to tune, ears which in advanoav fve
promise of comparable charm.
But their appearance served rather to stimulate admiration for the Oadillae and
to empnii.uJe its inimitable qtulitica
Ca' lUc pi' slice u based on the univrU esteem ffr the soandneas of Oadlllao
p.ilu.1., and the aovndnea of CndilUc principle of onnatrutUon and the
feling lh.il Ihe ne CadUIsc etemplifles the moat Juiurious form of motHim,"
yet evolved
CndilUc ptivitif u Headily growing triiatr-the Cadillac demand will go right
on rippling in volume aril in enthinlaam
fadtlUr reprtrta the moat modern idea of iuUirrwibile eonitrwetian It repre
aenta more rr ttol!tr for dnlbir than eny olhar automobile btiilt It repraaanU
more nxnfurt, lututinuj tltign and longer life
Therefore, when we urge you to Mure yourialf of Cad ill daliviry, it is that you
may guard annst disappointment
If you tan irrura a Cudill.ic now, protn t yourself, and take it
Cadillac Company of Omaha
GKOKGU l REIM, Pres.
200002 rrnatn St. Doutflu 4225
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SABIN FINED IN FEDERAL
COURT; HE PLEAD GUILTY
Alejander I', gnln mil fined I Hio hy
.ludg Woodrnuah In federal court Tuc.
day after h had pleaded guilty In the
charge n arni'iet him It una charged
that h condoned, ihroiidh the malla,
medical hulne, going about the coun
try aecurlng patient for a medical Inail
t'lllnn which, lie allrgnd. claied In
Omaha, with a large Unit of akllled
phyac,na, bul which, It wn lleed,
il'ie not enlat ll waa alao alleged that
he aecined auma of money and property
from peraoiia to whom he prnmleed curca,
aod In whom In antne caaea, he rrpr.
aentnd that Ihev were aufferlug from
dlaeaaea that could be cured by the
Irged fP-iMlniK niertPal liialtt.ne
Special Train to
St. Louis Convention
for Omaha Demos
All aboard to Dm democratic, national
convention at Ht. I.oula Jim II.
j Th Pahlmi.n lipinorracy club will run
ig apeclal train for Omaha and NebraakJ
i altendatiia, Thre, hundred til-colored
.'umbrella have been ordered,
i llepcrvatloiia may ho made by pplS'lm
to Hecn-liiry a Connor In Hi city hall.
DR. DERMODY ELECTED TO
HEAD CREIGHTON ALUMNI
lr A I liermoily waa elected prml
dent of f'relahloii .Mrdbal f'ollrge Alumni
aaoclallon t meelliif held at noon
)aterday,
DR. FOX SUGGESTS AN
ASSISTANT FOR BOSSIE
In-. Cairoll I'-ox of 'h frilled Btl
public health department. wfi!lri4 !-
Mitcriln lo Health I 'oiitnilodonrr I'eiinall,
recnuimeiida that the dairy lnperlnr
ahould hac ao anlinl for clly v,orl,
The ih), tor maltitiilna that Ihe guprn labni
of nearlv I on dalrle and Inapectbm ot
tnllli nd i ream In Ihe city cannot 'he
done thoroughly by one man. I't I'ni
rrctnilly mode a auney of Ihla illy.
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TIP
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BREAD
wiin iirvf-r Imkcil, t'Vf'ii in
MofJirr'H own kilflion,
t hat wliHft'tl your nppctiio lo u kroner Ho,
tJxJlv I frohli doiihl,. Tip-Top loaf,
r o lirown niiil Miif-lly, irinko your inouf Ii wator
for biff, ffoiiorpUH lirnf
IIIQT "ny TiP-Tp
w j3 I to your pro
cor today, lomorrow nn'l
fvfry oihor ilny.
5c and 10c
THAT
SATISFACTORY
DREAD
THAI MAg nr.
U a.PATthlT Off ICI
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IVook for taig l,gbl.
An office building with
a most pleasing outlook
In llirro fl.nythirjfl, morn delightful llier-o pring
dfljH Ihun u glimpnn of tlm ptjrfect grenn lawn of Iho
f!ourt Houo plaza right hero in tho midst of a buwy
city?
ThrTo In everjtliing in plmnunt ftiin"uiHidinff.
This iruty not lo the principnl reiiMon, but it in probably
ono of the reasons why our tenants remain with us
I'ontinuoiiKly.
THE BEE BUILDING
"The building that is always new"
Pnnni 505 Inaldo on CouiC.wllh two Inrgo win- '
iioom duj dnwni in rf(i)Hr fpe( 810.00
Rnnm Fi5S Vacant June Jat; two largo notlli wln
ivuuiu df)W)(. ,,nnc,.tnt wllh ,., B29.
water; 172 aijiiara font $17.00
Rnnm North llRht; noiinoctlns; with room 52S;
noom 17? hi)Unrn ff.p( 17.00
Apply to Building Superintendent, Room 103.
KANSAS
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THREE
TRAINS
DAILY
VIA
MISSOURI PACIFIC
Lf ave Omaha , , 8:00 A. M.
Arrive Kiuisaj City 4:00 P. M.
Modern Equipment, Pullman Sleeper. Chair Oars and
our own unsurpassed Dining Cars (Meals a la Carte).
Lravi Omaha 2 00 P, M.
Arrive Kansas City .8-35 P. M.
Ob-irrvAtion Cafe Pallor Car, Clmlr Car, etc,
Leave Omaha, , , , 11:15 P. M
Arrive Kansas City , 7,10 A, M.
Electric Mtihteil. Obstrvati(m Steeper. Chair Cars, etc,
Direct loimevtirtiis in Kansas
City Union Utation for all points
South ami West,
I'ull information at City Ticket
Office, H2: Farnam Street, or
Union Btatlon,
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