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Man Accused by
Girl Commuted
Omaha WiMiuii. Sming for
Manelauphtfr, l)niI
rftle Joi.fjh O'Jlsra
Obtain IMfi!..
I.muoIm, ,UuH 7, (?pfiil I
'I In- 0 f4r orim-nce c William
MirMoti rf Omli4 'r Statutory
'm:e Kit t'"t:inulrl toiUy by the
..nc ho4il of Mrlii and rurolrf,
M lil.ni lirtiju eming in I'Hi and
ii..ii!y jiilrrH4t! Iih lirotlirr. Rob
hi, u cuu'.i'ji.if '1 y the girl who it.
pnr W illiam, isnie to Lin
i .In m v.n William, kit ruie, it
i. allri-fij, Kutiert became guilty ol
the Mine crime with wlmh William
H.t fll.HKrd. alul Jt'ilitrt S4 kent to
tin- t mtfiitiary, lie k released
r . ul luonthi ago,
1 he !.".ul rrluscd to rvmnmte the
i n- M-nit'iire oi i.auyeu.e u-iir.
I '.ilt . aicnipatiird by a woman,
known Jennie GriT. ua tramp
u'ii ihrmiKlt N'rlrak in IW and
John M.inn, a Keith county farmer,
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I)jlr and tle woman were arretted
at Licinf i nc woman na uicu,
Omahan Released.
Jorph I., O'Hurc of Omaha at
ulia-cd on parole. He had been
fcivrn lrmit one to riht yearn for
uitrmptrd awaiilt. U'llare claimed
that he wa the only one of four
xomiif men involved m the affair to
, he imprisoned.
Mr.. Manic McN'tchoN, serving 1
to 10 yearn for manstaiiRhter. va dc
mrd a parole. Her home M in Oma
ha. Henry Brown, Omaha, serving
hie fur murder, was . denied a com
mutation. Those receiving paroles
follow:
Lit of Paroled.
Melvin Jarvi.s. Hall, shooting to
wound; George P.rown. Morrill, auto
Mealing; Otto K. Colter, ScottshlufT.
isnuing had checks: Victor W'illod
oii. Hall, forgery; Joe Walker.
Thurston, breaking and entering;
Otto Smith, Holt, auto Mealing: John
SrhociKtein. Buffalo, attempted bur
glarv; Frank A. Shinkle. Dawes,
breaking and entering: Ira Hogan,
Thurston, horse Mealing: Lewis Krei.
Dixon, larceny: fercy Love, Cass,
rrand larceny: Marion Limn, Podge,
forgery; Joseph L.' O H arc, Doug
las, attempteti assault; Fern Cassett.
Lincoln, forgery; Clyde Cliytoa,
CuMcr. larceny; Edward Nighten
gale, Cass, forgery Harry Fentcm.
Lancaster, forgery; William Iicper,
Lancaster, forgery; Tearl C.rumstad
Brown, cattle stealing; Hcrschcl
Condon. Antelope, forgery.
Stolen Aulo Recovered;
Two Boys Held as Suspects
Kimball, Neb., March 7.-CPCcial
Tclcgram.)-On November 10 of
last vcar an automobile oM lj:
the Methodist minister of Scottsblt U
was stolen from in front. of the
Methodist church at that city.
Monday. Sheriff Forslmg located
the stolen car just across the line in
Colorado and arrested Hans Katp
li.ar of Millard, Neb., and Joe
.lams of Albany, Ky.. in connec
tion with the theft. The-youtiis
consented to return ' to Nebraska
without extradition papers. One ol
the boysjias confessed totne tneit,
according to the sheriff.' " -
Extradition Granted for
ATa Appnspd of ioreery
Lilian. March 7. Extradition
wer Vt'Cus Karavas of Mitchell.
S D.. wanftd there for an allege
forged endorsement on a dummy
check issued to fictitious employe
. of the Chicago. Mitwaukee & ot.
Paul railroad, were approved today
by Governor McKelvie.
' Karavas was arrested at Fremont
- and gave bail while awaiting the gov
ernor's disposition of his case. ,
Contempt Case to Be Heard
at Central City March 9
Central City, Neb.." March 7.
(SpeciaD-Judge Cocoran of York
will be in the city March 9 'to .sit
at the hearing of Rev. illard Had
sell charged with contempt of cour,
for'having circulated a petition con
demning Judges Post and Button for
admitting to bail Ed Hi 1 and John
Maxwell, who were held on the
charge of murdering Boohn V.
Coolcy.
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Ceresco Feeder Carries
Off High Market Honors
New top honors on the local cattle
market for fat stock, so far this year,
were carried off yesterday by R. k.
Frasier, a young stockman of Ceres
co, who received $8.75 a hundred for
a load of 1, 102-pound beeves. They
averaged around 700 pounds when
bought last fall.
Revival Meetings Close.
Simcrior, Neb., March 7. (spe
cial.) The union evangelistic cam
paign has closed. Over a thousand
persons attended the final meeting.
An offering was taken for the
evarfgelists which amounted to ap
proximately $1.400.
Fire Damages Pool Hall.
Kimball, Neb., March 7. (Special
Telegram.) The tipper part of the
Buckley pool hall here was damaged
by fire. Prompt work of the fire
department kept the flames from
spreading ,
Legion Musical Comedy.
Central City, Neb., March ?.--(Special.)
"Look Who's Here a
musical comedy, was presented here
under direction of the American
Legion by local talent.
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Road Conditions
(Furninhfd br Omh Ant Clnb.)
(Furnished by Omnha Auto Club.)
Lincoln Hlshway, East Roads rougn
at Missouri Valley and Denison.
Lincoln Highway, Wnt Roada soea ex
cept Cantral City, reported rough.
0. L. D. Highway Roads fair.
Highland Cutoff Roada rough.
P. T. A. Good.
"ornhuelter Highway Fair to good.
Omaha-Topeka Highway Roada fair.
Bridge, at Louisville etui cloaed.
O Street Road Good.
Oeorga Washington, Highway Good;
goowing at Blair. ,
Black Hllte Trail Fair to good.
River to River Road Rough.
tVhlto Polo Road Fair.
1. O. A. Shortlina Fair to good.
Blue Grass Road Fair to good.
King of Trail North Roads fair to
llissourl Valley, rough north.
King of Trails South Road good.
Weather "reported cloudy at almost
very point with snow at Missouri Valiy,
ialr and KeoTi.' s
Lion Hunter, With 36 Leo Scalps at His Belt,
Dines Complacently in Lions' Den in Omaha
W. A. Wfatfall. M4on City, la., di.trut sovernor cf Iowa and
N'ebraka Lion. club, gurit oj honor and principal speaker at
i he r'guUr noon lunvlteon ol the Omaha Liun' flub at Hutel Kame
yesterday.
Mr. W'fMUll apuke on the benefit to If Jerivfd from mrntbrr
!iii in club ufh si tlie Limii.
"A rlub cannot fit without a mi!on and an idcit." lie declared.
"The Lions' club has Ihe.e, It not rmly prtimotr goodlellowhtp,
and lirnents the membrri, but it i a brnet'it to the tomniunity and to
the nation.'
Announcement was made tf the ditrict convention t be bfld
in Omaha June S, , upecial train will bring delrg4te and other
Lion from Maaoii City and kinity. Mr. H'etfal naid.
Another interejtitig peaker at jfMfrday' Itincheon wa Cot.
Jlolnian garnet Thoinaj. HfitiIi tittker, glohe-trottrr and lolJirr of
fortune, tul. Thomat Is a big game hunter of note and was arjtiaiut'l
with the late Theodore Roosevelt. He it appearing under the came
of Fred Lindtay in a whip art at the Orphcum theater. .
'I have hot .17 liom." uid Col. Thorn, in recounting some of
hii adventure! with big game, "but thi i the tirt time I have ever
had the honor of lunching with the Lion, club.''
Cot. Thomai advocate! a doer unity between America and Lug.
land and a better acquaintanceship between American and Britisher.
John White of the Henry George 1-ccture association, Chicago,
will peak at next week'i mertinj tut "The relation of taxation to com
munity, development," according to announcement by Cub William
Kamey, chairman of the March group. 04
Eleven ScnlenTl to Death
for Tart in Manila Riot
Manila. March ". F.leven ser
geants and corporals were sentenced
to death by the supreme coutr yes
terday for participation in a riot De
cember 15, 1920, tn which four po
lice officers and four other persons
were killed and a number wounded.
The defendants had appealed from
the decision of the court of the firt
instance, w hich sentenced them only
to life imprisonment.
Sixty-sir other defendants, enlist
ed constabulary, who received sen
tences of 17 years for their part fn
he murders, were sentenced by the
supreme court to life imprisonment.
Relief Grain Shipped.
Superior, Neb., March 7. (Spe
cial.) A carload of corn w hich was
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been shipped out of Nuckolls county.
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DUSjlTR HATCH
Mme. Sturkow-Ryder, Pianist
With Apollo Reproducing Piano
Second Church el Christ, Scientist, of Omaha. Nebraska,
Announces a
Free Lecture on -Christian Science
By Rev. Andrew J. Graham, C. S. B.
Of Boston, Massachusetts
Noon Lecture at Brandeis Theater
Wednesday, March 8, 1922, at 12:15 Noon
Anal at First Church Edifice, St. Mary's Are. and 24th St.
THURSDAY EVE, MARCH 9, AT 8 O'CLOCK
The Pufclic Is Cordially Invited to Be Present
Mr. Graham is a member of the Board of Lectureship of the Mother
Church. The First Church, of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts
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I iiicotii. March 7. James .Vir
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