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Minor Mention The Counell Winffs office of the Omaha Bee is at 15 Boott Street. Both ‘phones 43. Davis, drugs. Diamond playing the best CORRIGANS, undertakers vaudevilte. ‘Phone 143 For rent, modern house, 72; 6th avenue. NIGHT BCHOOL at Puryear's college Majestic ranges, P. C. DeVol Haw. Co, Woodring Undertaking cc Tel. 3 Lewls Cutler, funeral di Phone FAUST BEER AT ROGEIS BUFFET Baird & Boland, undertakers. 'Phone 122 Expert plano tuning, Hospe. 'Phone bid When you want reliable want ad adver- Heing, use The Bee. Diamonds of all sizes, at Enough said. Leftert Up-to-date Art Department and Picture Framing. Borwick, 21l South Main street. Framed pictures make the best kind of souvenir. See those at Alexander's Art Store, %3 Broadway. | Winter term Western lowa college opens | Monday, November . Send for catalog | Attend’ the best school. FOR _RENT — TWO ROOMS, BLOCK. SCOTT STREET. 'PHONES 483 Born, to Mr. and Mrs Pierce street, a daughter. B. W. Whittler, a_former member of the local newspaper fraternity, was in the city yesterday enroute from Fairfield, Neb., to sit relatives in Peoria, Iil. Ben F. Simpson, ahead of “The Woif," which will be the Thanksgiving day attrac. tion at the New theater, was In the city yesterday. He was escorted through the fruit show by Manager Mooney. Seeing smoke i suing from the basement of 8t. Paul's Eplecopal church last evening, the wife of Rev. J. W. Jones, rector of the church, thought another attempt was being made to burn down the edifice, and she telephoned to the fire department. When the fire department reached the :cene the smoke was found to be lssuing om the furnace, which had been started by the Janitor. Fred Fowler, janitor in the Shugart block, charged With a statutory erime against lowa Smith, a 13-year-old girl, had a preliminary hearing before Justice Cooper yesterday afternoon and was held to the grand jury. Justice Cooper placed Fowler's bond at $1,000, this being $1.000 less than it kad been fixed by Judge Snyder of the superior court. Fowler was remanded to the county jail in default of bonds. “Lem” Hall, who attempted to commit sulgide by cutting his throat with a buteher knife at the home of his divorced wife on Stutsman street about two weeks ago, has recovered from the wound which he suc- ceeded in inflicting in 1is throat and was yesterday taken by Deputy Sheriff Leueh to the State Horpital for Inebriates at K1 oxville, having been committed to that institution for two years by Judge Greene of the district court. right prices. SAPP Wise of East Baptist Brotherhood. At a meeting of the men of the Baptist church Thursday night a local soclety of the Baptist Brotherhood was organized with these officers: President, O. J. Me- Manus; vice president, Peter Madison; sec- retary and treasurer, C. E. Johnson. The meeting was addressed by Mr. McManus and Attorney C. E. Swanson. The Baraca | class of the First Baptist church also met /Thursday evening and elected the follow- ing officers for the ensulng year: Presi- dent, Angus Clizbe; vice president, C. E. Anderson; secretary, C. E. Wray; assist- ant secretary, Earl Anderson; treasurer, * Saville Hayden; press reporter, Lohr Case; Ifbrarian, 8. Morrison; teacher, Rev. F, A. Case. STAR THEATER s Council Bluffs 'PRIZES AT FRUIT DISPLAY Nebraska Fares Well in Distribution of Trophies for Exhibits. |IDAHO GETS BULK OF HONORS Four Sflver Cups Given to Men from Land of Irrigation—RBee Trophy to Nebraska Judging Team. | carries off the bulk of the honorg, the e hibitors from that state winning no less than four of the magnificent silver lov- ing cups. The exhibit from Ada ecounty was awarded the Brother Jonathan troph INQUIRE E. A. WICKHAM, 19| presented by The Fruft Grower of St. Jo- Mo., for the best three boxes of Jonathan apples. The sweepstakes trophy, valued at $400, presented by the National Horticultural congress for the best com- mercial apple display, was awarded to the Bolse Commercial club, whose display formed part of the Ada county exhibit J. A. Cmrr of Council, I1daho, won the trophy offered by the National Horticul- tural congress for the best general du play of fruits, open to the United States, Mexico and Canada. The county commer- clal apple trophy, presented by the Na- tional Horticultural congress for the best five boxes of five varlettes, was awarded the Washington county, Idaho exhibit. Silver Trophy to Nebraska. The Nebraska State Horticultural society carrled off the silver trophy donated by eeph. clation. This handsome sllver loving cup, valued at $300, was offered for the best general display of fruit by any horticul- tural society in the union. The Iowa State Hortlcultural soclety won the Council Biuffs Commercial club trophy, a magnificent silver loving cup, valued at 3500, offered for the best general horticul- tural display other than vegetables. As previously unofficlally announced, C. E. Mincer of Hamburg, la., won the beau- tiful trophy presented by the Stors Brew- ing company of Omaha for the best ten plates of winter apples for family use. The beautiful trophy presented by the National ‘Horticultural Congress as first prize for the best display of citrus and other subtropical fruits was awarded to the exhibit of the Citrus Growers' asso- clation of Houston, which was the dis- play from the state of Texas. The Better Fruit Publishing company's special, a beautiful silver loving cup, pre- sented by E. H. Shepard of Hood River, Ore., was won by J A. Carr of Councll, | 1dano, The Natlonal Stockman and Farmer trophy was won by C. E. Mincer of Ham- burg, Ta. The F. W. Meneray Crescent Nursery company trophy was won by F. O. Har- | rington of Willlamsburg, Idaha. Bee Cup to Nebraska Team. The Twentleth Century Farmer trophy presented by The Omaha Bee Publishing company to the Natlonal Horticultural con- gress to be awarded annually to the state agricultural college team receiving the highest rank In the frult judging contest was won by the Nebraska team in competi- lton with teams trom Iowa and Kansas. P. 8. Shearer of the lowa team recelved the highest individual marking. The teams were required to judge ten varleties) of apples, four plates of each variety being provided for the contest. The SIDNEY W. PASCOE scoring of the three teams was close. Out OFFERS |of & possible marking of 50 the winning team from Nebraska scored 3%.5, Kansas “JUST A WOMAN'S w‘ " An Emotional om-.g Drama, B ‘Woman Should This Play SPECIAL MATINEE Children . ......... Adults e Thanksgiving Day, and Wight “THE WOLF” 100 250 Matines Geo. W. Kiein Upliolstering, Furniture Repair- ed and Refinished, Feathers Renovated, Mirrors Replated, and all kinds of mattress work don .\ Both 'Phones. 190 So. Main St,, Council Bluffs. Have It Done Right” ThrowAway Your Truss JF YOU ARE CURABLE WE CAN CURE YOU AVERAGE TIME TO CURE Ruerone _ One Vi HrorocELe One V Varicocs |0n;IVI|II s IS Lemses| Groates: Comiort Known t> Weasers of Glasses (Wera 7 Goments Pod osly by o end prosovosed b: thereythy CE ] nd Bapert ltl-- e —orre, Won't You Let Me Prove to You that I can make you the best. fiting suit you ever saw? I say to you right at the start what 1 can do then If the suit fsn't 11 you think it ought to be, why, it sult and not yours. 4ond prize, cash, $10, Nebraska ; thir 3.8 and lowa 8821 teams.Aollows: Nebraska—Prof. R. F. Howard, coach, The marking of the Total .... Kansgs—Prof. Albert Dickens, coach. R E. | K. € Manny. Total .. 386.5 Jowa—Prof. 8. A. Beach, coach. P. 8. Schearer. . 90.9 0.4 .6 7 .5 PREMIUMS T FRUIT MEN Names of Lucky Ones at Council Blutfs Congress. Other premtums awarded at the Na- tional Horticultural congress are as fol- lows, the judges being practically through with thelr work: General Dispiay of Fruit by Any State— First prize, Commercial club (rophy, won by Towa State Horticultural soclety; sec- State Horticultural society d prize, cash, §15, North Caroline State Horticultural society: fourth, prize, cash, 0, Idaho; fifth prize, cash, Texas Citrus Growers' assocl ation. General District Display, Sterling Trophy —Won by Council Valley Fruit Growers' assoclation. General Display of Fruit by County— Nebraska State Horticultural soclety. Natlonal Stockman and Farmer Special— C. E. Mineer. | _Counell Bluffs Grape Growers Speclal— Nebraska State Horticultural soclety. Sweepatakes Apples, Commercial “Di- | play—F J. Sinsel, Boise, Idaho; sec- {ond, C. incer, Hamburg, Ia.; third, W. H. Dorman. Caldwell, Tdaho. County Commercial Apple Premium— Won by C. J. Sinsel. Ada county. Idaho Apple. Individual Commereial Display— First, W. A. George, Coundll, Idaho; sec- ond. 'C. E. Mincer. Hamburg, Ia.; third, Joseph Prewitt; Fourth, C. J. Sinse fitth, J. A. Carr, Counell, Idaho. Home Orchard Collection. Home _Orchard _Collection—First dis- triet: First, Maine. Second district North' Carolina. Fourth district: Nebraska State Horticultural cond. J. T. Murphy: third, Clay- t; fourth, C. E. Mincer. Sixth | district: First. J. A. Carr; second, W. A George: third, 'C.J. Sinsel Apple Display from Irrigated Lands— Georxe. Idaho; Tdaho; second, J. A. third, C. J. 'Sinsel, First, W, A Carr, Councll, 1daho. Appies (gulf state speclal)—First, North Carolina State Horticultural soclety: sec. ond, Marvland State Horticultural society: third, Virginla State Horticultural society. Apples (commerclal package, single bar- A. A. CLARK & CO. LOA¥ MONEY 0 HORSES, OATTLE AND HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND ANY CHATTEL SEOURITY AT ONE-HALF THE USUAL RATES. Years of JdoRNER MALN Successful Busmess. 'AY, OVER AMERICAN EXPRESS. BoTE FHOKES B e T ol ¥ HRET, Sie. The judges In t National Hortleultural | congress at Councll Bluffs practically com- peted their work last evening and announcement of the winners of the several special handsome silver trophles was made during the in-| termission In the band concert. Idaho the Council Blufts Grape Growers' asso-| First, Delta county, Colo.; second, Coun- cil Valley, Idaho; third, Caldwell, Idaho, Canon county. General Display of Frult by Individual —First, G. H. Shellenberger, Boise; sec- ond, J. W. Murphy; third, Charles O Garrett. Most _ Artistic, Display of Fruit—First, | THE Bluffs Council rel)—iirst th Carolina State Horti cultural wociety; second Mincer. Hamburg, Ia.: third, Virginia State Hor | tieultural society | Single Box of Apples—First, J. A. Carr Council, Tdaho; second, H. A. Richardson Delta, Colo.; third, C. E. Mincer, Ham: burg, ' Ia Wealth Apple (special)—First, C. E. Min- cer, Hamburg, la. | Winter Banana (speclal)—First, J. A Carr, Counell, Idaho. | Better Fruit Publishing Company (spe- | cla—First, J. A. Carr, Council, Idaho. | _Brother Jonathan Trophy—First, C. J. | Stnisel, Boise, Idaho. Stark Brothers' Speclal (for best plates)— Delicious apples, F. O. Harrington; Stay h Carolina State Ho nator, H. A. Richard- me Reauty, J. A fdaho; ' Biack Ben~davis, Horticultural socfety. en Plates of Applee. man's Winesap, N | tieultural | son, Deita. Cotnell Carolin plates different varieties)— or; second, H. A. Rich- Colo.; third, J. A. Carr, atest number of plates by one —First, J. W. Murphy ; second, North | Caroitna state Horticultural soclety | _Apples, Six_Plates of Winter Appies for Famiily (/se—First, B. Stewart, Des Moines, Ia.; second, C. K. Mincer, Hamburg, third, W. A. George. | _Apples, Ten Plates, By Any Grower— | First, H. A. Richardson, Delta, Colo.; sec {ond. 'J._ A Carr, Five Plates of Winter Apples—H. A. Rich |ardeon, Delta, Colo. | Collection of Sweet Apples—First, J. W. | Murphy; second, C. E. Mincer. | Applis, Plate of Sweet Apples—First, C E. Mincer; second, B. Stuart. | Largest Soan Largest Sound Apple | Storz Special—C | _F. W. Meners ent’ Nursefy Co. | Bpecial—F. O. Harrington | _Ariington Nurseries' Apple. W. Murphy. cer, Hamburg. Ia. Special, No. 1-C. E. Mincer. Arlington Nurseries' Special, No. 2—F. O. Harrington, Best Individual Collection of Crab Ap- ples—B. Stuart, Des Moines, Ia. Best Single Plate of Crab Apples—First, | | W. Starr; second, C. E. Mincer; third, B.| | Stuart. | | Jowa, Missouri, Nebraska and Kansas | Speciai Ten-plate Display—First, B. O | Worth; second, Miss Avery, Council Biuffs; | third, C. E. Mincer; fourth, Charles O. Gar- | rett; fifth, B. Stuart; sixth, E. M. Gallup. | Sandwich Manufacturing Company Spe- | cial—B. Stuart. Awards for Apples. The following awards on plate displays of apples were announced by the judges last evening: Alexander—First, J. A. Carr, Council, Idaho; second, C. M. Mincer, Hamburg, 1a. Mammoth Black Twig—First, State Hor- ticultural soclety of Maryland: third, Ne- |braska State Horteultural soclety. Black Annette—First, F. O. Harrington, Williams, Ta. Garrett, Miichellville, T | Blue Pearmain—First, J. A. Carr, cil, 1daho. Arkansas Black—First, H. A. Richard- son, Delta, Colo. Qpod LA, Carr, Cous- cll, Idaho; third, C. J. Sincel, Boise, Iduho. Bally Sweet—First, State’ Horticultural soclety of Maryland; second, Nebras<a State Hortcultural soclety. Baldwin—First, F. M. Benham, Pennsyl- vania; second, Nebraska State Horticul- tural 'soclety. Black Ben Davis—First, State Horticul- tural society of North Carolina; second, Clayton Garrett, Miichellville, Ia.; third, F. O. Harrington, Williamsburg, Ia. second, Clayton Coun- Charlamotf—Second, B. O. Worth, Mon- damin, la.; third, J. W. Murphy, Gien- | wood, 'Ia. Ben Davis—First, H. A. Richardson, Delta, Colo.; second, ‘W. A. George, Cald- well, Idaho; third, E. O. Worth, Mon- damin, Ia. Benoni—First, Nebraska State Horticul- tural society; second, Charles O. Garrett, Mitchellville, " Ta.; third, B. Stuart, Des Moines, Ia. Buckingham—First, State Horticultural soclety of North Carolina; second, State Horticultural soclety of Maryland; third, 3. O. Worth, Mondamin, 1 Renango Strawberry_First, = Nebraska State Horticultural soclety; second, Mary- land_ State Horticultural soclety; third, F. T Irue, Oxtord county, Maine, ‘s’ Quince—First, B. Stuart, Des Moines, Ia.; second, B. O. Worth, Mon- damin, Ia.;' third, Nebraska Staie Hortl- eultural society. Colorado Orange—First, H. A. Richard- son, Delta, Colo.; second, F. O. Harring- ton, Wililamsburg, T Delicious—First, F. O. Harrington, Wil- Uamsburg, Ia.; ‘second, B. Stuart, Des Moines, third, J. W. Murphy, Gien- | wood, I Detroit’ Red—iirst, North Carolina State Hortlcultural soclety; second, J. W.| Murphy, Glenwoodr Ia. Domiunle and Spitsenberg. Dominie—First, B. Stuart, Des Molne Ia.; second, J. W. Murpny, ‘Glenwood, Ia. third; Nebraska State Horticultural soclet. Dyér—First, Charles O. Garrett, Mitcheil- 3 ‘ond, Nebraska Staté Horticul- tural soclety; third, J. W. Murphy, Glen- wood, Ia. Spilzenberg—First, H. A. Richardson, Colo.; second, J. A. Carr, Council, third, M. J. Worth, Mondamin, la. waier—First, J. A. Carr, Councll, second, F. M. Benham, Pennsyl: { hird, Charles 0. Garret, Miccheli- a. I Orange—First, Charles O. Garrett, Mitchellville, la.; second, J. W. Murphy, Glenwood, third, Clayton Garrett, Mit: chellville, Ia. Fall Wine—First, J. W. Murphy, Glen- wood, Ia.; second, B. Stuart, Des Moines, | Towa. Fameuse—First, Charles O. Garrett, Mit- chellville, Ia.; second, A. B. Miller, Austin, Colo.; third, B. Stuart, Des Molnes, la. Fall Pippin—First, Maryland State Horti- cultural soclety;s second rth Carolin: State Horticultural society; third, J. W. Murphy, Glenwood, Ia. Fulton—Second, Charles O. Garrett, Mit- chellville, 1a.; third, Clayton Garrett, Mit- chellville, 1 Gano—First, A. E. Miller, Austin, Colo.; second, George Christy, Johnson, Neb. third, Nebraska State Horticultural soclety. Genet—First, J. A. Carr, Councll, Idaho; second, Nebraska State Horticultural so- clety; third, W. A. George, Council, ldaha. Golden Russett—First, C. E. Mincer, Ham- burg, la.; second, M. J. Worth; ‘third, B. Stuart. Grimes' _Golden—First, H. A. Richardson; second, Nebraska State Horticultural so- clety; third, ¥. M. Benham. Rhode Island Greening—First, J. A. Carr; second, H. A. Richardson; third, W. A.| George. Hubbardston—Firgt, F. 0. Harringtor second North Car ina Horticultural so- | clety; third, J. W. Murphy. Gravenstein—First, F. T. True, Oxford, Me. Fiibernal-First, Cloylon Garrett: second, | Charles C. Garrett; third, J. W. Murphy. Huntsman—First, H. A. Richardson; sec- | ond, F. M. Benham; third, M. J. Worth. OMAHA SUNDAY | Jetrerson, Fatrbury | Webster, Red CI Whu}%’ Bartlett. Irgram—First, Charles 'O. Garrett; sec- ond, F. O. Harrington; third, J. W. Murphy. | The low Blash. Iowa Blush—First, H. A. Richardson. Jonathan—First, £. O. Worth, Mondamin, | | 1a.; second, B. Stuart; third, A. E. Miller. King—First, H. A Richardson; second J. A. Carr; third, J. W. Murphy. Isham Sweet=Iirst, 8. N. ; second, | J. W. Murphy; third, M.'J. Worth { Lansingburg—First, J. W. Murphy; sec- ond, B. Stuart. | Lawver—First, A. E. Miller; second, North | Carolina Horticuitural society, third, H. A Richardson. Longfield—Furst, E. O. Worth; second, Charles O. Garrett. i Lowell—Second, B. Stuart; third, J. W Murphy. | McIntosh Red—First, F. T. True; second, | B. Stuart; third, J. W. Murpay. Mann—First, H. A. Richardson; second, | F. O. Harrington; third, Clayton Garrett. | Maiden Blush—First. J. A. Carr; second, Clayton Garrett; third, North Carolina | Horticultural society. Malinda—First, M. J. Worth; second, & C. Worth | Missouri Plppin—¥First, C. E. Mincer, | second, M. J. Worth; third, E. C. Worth. | Minkler—First, B. Stuart; second, J. W. | Murphy; third, M. J. Worth. Nelson Sweet—First, F. O, second, J. W. Murphy. Duchess of Oldenburg—First, Charles O | Qarrett; second, A. E. Parsons, G llllli Pass, Ore.; third, Nebraska Horticultural scciety Northern Spy—First, J. A. Carr; second | Nebraska Hortleultural socfety; third, ¥ T. True. | | Albermarle Pippin—First, J. A. Carr; | second. A. E. Miller; third, Virginia Horti. | cultural soclety. | Senator—First, . O. Harrington; second, | H. A. Richardson; third, B. Stuart | Northwestern Greenin Northwestern Greenlng—First, C. E. | | Mircer; second, H. A. Richardson; third, | J. W, Murphy. | " ‘Winter Sweet Paradise—First, Virginia | Hortieultural society; second, North Caro- | iina Horticultural society; third, Charles O. | Garrett. Perry Russett—First, J. W. Murphy: sec- | ond, B. Stuart. Piumb Clder—First, E. C. Worth; second, | Charles O. Garrett; third, B. Stuart. | Harrington;pent crackers. | erackers, |a new BE NOVEMBER 21, 1909. N ebr‘akska Coiuht;l Officers Efeéted for the 7Y éa'rrsrii‘n)l—()fl-;l_l (Corrected Table.) County and Co. Seat. CO. CLERK. SHERIFF. CO. JUDGE. TREASURER. SUP'INTEND'T, CORONER. SURVEYOR. Adams, Hastings.. «G. E. Mizen (D) J. C. McCleery (D)...W. Button (R) \E. Hoeppner (D)......L lis (D) V. Beghtal (R)....C. A. Heartwell (RY Antelope, Neligh woodohn Lamson (R).. .J. D. Miller (D) Robert Wilson (R)....George Fletcher (R)..C Ward (R) Conwell (R) W. L. Staple (R) Binner, Harrisburg.......C. S. Page (R) H. A. Donner M. E. Shafto (R).....J. W. Hill (Ind) M (Pro) 8 Zorn (R) @. W. Christ (R) Blaine, Brewster D. C. Norris (R 8 L. Turner (D)......W. Turner (D). «G. Q. Sandall (R).....A. L. Shambiin (K) .C. B. W. Cox (D). ..J. A. Mandevills (D) Boone, Albion O. E. Walters (F)....I"d Evans (F).........Chas. Riley (R).......T. King (F) Hannah Johnson (R).J. H. Smith............— Snider (F) Box Butte, Alllance. W. C. Mounts (R)..C. M. Cox (D) ...L. A Berry (D).. H. Moliring (D)....Miss Della Reed ()..C. E. Slagle (R)......F. E. Hamblin (D) Doyd, Butte. §. R. Richardsson (R)N. P. Bradstreet (D).L. Lesle (D).... C. B. Yoeum (R) M. Brandvig (R)......J. R. Beatty (R)......G. W. Whitehorn (R, Brown, Alnsworth R 0. Wihson (R)....I. M. Reed (R)........C. W. Potter (D)......J. B. 8toll, (D) Mame McAndrews(R)J. O. Beatty (R) M. E. Moore (R) Buffalg, Kearney. .Jesse Dean (R) Walter Sammons (R).J. F. Hallowell (It)..Cilbert Haase (D)....E. Hays (R).......Dr. J. C. Norcross(R)W. B. Edwards (R) Burt, Tekamah H. W. Whittaker (R).L. D. Phipps (R).....G. A. Ireland (R).....V. L. Frild (R) Eda C. Nelson (D)...M. J. Gllkerson (R)...W. E. Pratt (R) Butler, David City M. J. Holland (D)...1 J. West (R).........E. A. Coufal (D) L. Coufal... coF A Stech (D). E. D. Banghart (D)..C. H. Mangold (R) Caes, Plattsmouth.........D. C. Morgan (D)...C. D. Quinton (R).....A. J. Boeson (R)......F. E. Schiatter (D). .Mary Foster (D).....B. I. Clement (R).....F. Patterson (D) Cedar, Hartington +G. M. Champion (D).. E. McFadden (D). M. H. Dodge (D) .E. B. Hirschman (D) Miller (IY)......T. Reifert (D). N Clalr Smith (D) Chase, Troperial H. Pratt (R)......E. B. Bonner (D).....A. Martin (R)..........J. F. Morris (D)......Leoc etchor (R)..Dr. D. F. Smith (R).A. Cunningham (R) Cherry, Valentine. . . A. Ambon (R).....C. A. Roeseha (D)....J. A. Quiggle (D).....Gertrude Jordan (R).D. T. v (R) Di. Lewis (R)........J. Junod (R) Cheyenne, Sidne H. T. Doran (R).....J. A. McDaniel (I)...J. Tucker (D) W. R. Wood (D)......Edith Morrison (R)..C. M. Wright (R)....L. H. Bordwell (D) lay, Clay Cente «N. Newcomh (D).....C. O. S8anderson (D)..L. B. Stiner (R)......Bd Westering (D).... Edith Lathrop (D)...I. D. Howard (R)....C. M. Prickett x, Schuyler....., . F. Shonka (D)....A. Kunkle (R).........J. B. Caerny (R)......J. H. O'Callaghan(D).F. J. Vogltanes (). — Carey.. .4 W. Funk (D) g, West Point.. - H. Harstick (D)..B. G. Hermann (D)..L. Dewald (D)........H. Zeplin (R) Emma R. Miller (R).Dr. H. L. Wells (D).G. A, Helles (D) Custer, Broken Bow . H. Osborne (R)...H. F. Kennedy (R)...C. H. Holcomb (F). Mackey (F)....... Garland Lewls (R)...G. B. Pennington (R).A. J. VanAntwerp(R) Dakota, Dakota City......W. L. Ross (R)......J. P. Rockwell (R)...D. C. Heffernan (D)..D. G. Evans (D) Wiifred E. Voss (R). B. F. Sawyer (R)....J. M. Leedom (R) Dawes, Chadron .C." Naylor (D).. A. Birdsall (R)...C. Dana Savers (R)..T. 8. Smith (R).......Carrle L. Munkres(D)H. C. Gibson (D)., M. Baird (R) Dawson, Lexingto; A. M. Stookey (R)...F G. Benton (F).....D. H. Moulds (D) J. Weldon (R)....L. R. Olinger (R)....R. K. Wade (R).......}H. O. Smith (R) Deuel, Chappel! -J. McCormick. (R)...W. Clark (R)..........Isaac Woolf (D) H, Peterson (R).....Vera Yockey (R)....C. H. Smith (R). ... .John Robinson (P) Dixon, Ponca.... E. E. Rice (R)... H. Maskeli (D)....F. W. Brown (R W. Kay (D)... ‘A, V. Teed (R) .Dr. J. R. Graham (R)O. P. Sullenberger(D) Dodge, Fremont. J. A. Donahue (D)...A. Bauman (R).......R. J. Stinson (R).....M. Horstmann (R)...J. M. Matsen (R)....A P. Overgaord (R).Wm. Sanders (R) Douglas, Omaha D. ‘M. Haverly (R) F. Brailey (R).....Ghas. Leslle (R).....Frank A. Furay (R).W. A. Yoder (R).....Wiilis Croshe (R)....Cleo. MeBride (R) Dundy, Benkleman.. M ! (D) . E. Kimsey (D).....W. C. Hamllton (R)..J. R. Logan (R)..... .C. elle Goodwin...E. A. Pickens W. H. Larned (D) Fillmore, Geneva LU, F. Stannard (R) B. Ashton (D).....W. R. Fulton (R)...E. C. McPherrin (R)..J. E. Roy (D) ...W. F. Dickinson (R).R. G. Weudahl (D) Franklin, Bloomington Robertson (R)....R. F. Walker (D).....J. W. Kelso (D) B. Arnold (D).........Mra.Ruth Erfman(D)— Johnson (R) E. M. Hussong (R) Frontler, St flle.... Furnae, Beaver City. Gage, Beatrice.............d. C. d, Burwell wood. .Geo. J. Dold (F.) Grant, Hyannis............ T. L. Greeley, Greeley Center...F. M Hall, Grand Island........Geo, Hamilton, Aurora, Harlan, Alma Marrin (D). Tookey (F) Poll (DY H. Saylor (D). .A. B. Shoemaker ( Hayes, Hayes Center. Hitcheock, Culbertson. Holt, O'Netll... Hooker, Mullen Howard, St, Paul, Plerce (R).. . Sayama (F) Johnson, Tecumseh. Kearney, Minden., Kelth, Ogalalla.. Keya Paha, Springview Kimball, Kimball. Knox. Center.. Lancaster, Lincoln. Lincoln, North Platt, Logan, Gandy. Spence (R). Hoxle (R).. Echele (R). . B. Beard (R) B. Clark (F) . E. Wells (R). R. Blliott (R).. eo. Higbee (F). Loup, Taylor.... McPherson, Tryon Madison, Madison Merrick, Central City Morrill, Bridgeport. G. P. Griffith (R). w8, R. McFarland ( 'F. Nash (R).... .C. D. Casper (D). Nance, Fullerton Nuckolls, Nelson Nemaha, Auburn. Otoe, Nebraska City. Pawnee, Pawnee City. JF. M. Jones (D).. A. P. Young (D) \R. R. Mahan (R). Perkins, Grant Phelps, Holdrege. Plerce, Plerce. Platte, Columbus, Polk, Osceola. . .G. E. Rdwards (D) C. L. Healund (R) .J. B. McDonald (T .John Graf (D). .F. M. Leibee (F). Red Willow, McCook. Richardson, Falls Rock, Bassett. Saline, Wilbur. Sarpy, Paplllion. .C. Skalla (R).... .G. W. Morris (D) .A. Slepicka (F). Saunders, Wahoo. Scott's Bluff, Gerin| Seward, Seward. Sheridan, Rushville Sherman, Loup City. .J. D. Frahm (F).. Jno. Supplger (D) H.F. Wasmund,Jr. «+..W. C. Dietericks ( Sioux, Harrlson. Stanton, Stanton Thayer, Hebron. Thomas, Thedford Thurston, Pender. Valley, Ord.. Washington, Blair. Wayne. Wayne. .E. F. Pontius (R). Allen Sharp (D). .J. C. Strain (R) .Tom Vogt, jr. (D) .Otto Murschel (D) ‘ha egnolds (I E. W. Ross (R). .E. E. Borkhurst H. F. Chakin (R). York, York. Register of deeds, where that office |s sepa .D. K. Morgan (R). Penrod (R).. .T. G. Hemmett (F). W. L. Reynolds (D).. Houston (R)... nsen (D). +D. D. Cheesman (D) L. L. Shattuck (R). Frank B. Black (R) {F. L. Hutton (R)... L. Treland (D)... - W. H. MeHenry (R) .J. A, McMillan (R) 0. T. Anderson (R). 0. Hickman (R) . L. Sevier (F). L. Schiek (R) W E. P. Pyle (F) G J A. A, Waters (R) R. o v W. J. Lutton (F) \H. D. Walden (R) Geo. 8. Todd (R) C. G. Lewls (R).... L. Bragg (R). . W. Thurston (R) H. Sutton () Dunkel (D) . J. Young (I . W. Carroll ( J. MeCawley (D) J. C. Byrne (F) H. Mullip (D). Geo. F. Washburni J. L 8. Lugar......... .Edwin_Loomis (R) E. Campbell (R) M. Willlams (P). D. Grady (R) J. Malone (R)... F. Cloyd (R)......W. E. Bowers (R) Higley (R).....M. D. Smith (F bl ) Chirnside (R)... L. Roberts (R) H. Ditmer (D).. .Bugene Beal (D) B. A. Painter (D).... C. C. Boyle (R)...., ..Jas. Livingston (R) F. L. Carrico (R). F. P. Morgan (R) . L. Rogers (R).. E. W. Barthomew(R)G. W. Wright (R) Vac Viasnik (F)...... D. C. Laird (F).. W. V. Hoagland (R).P. J. Cosgrave (R). Ira L. Miltonberger(R)W. C. Fider (R).. 3, T H. C. Rainer (R) has. Haeney (D). R).C. S. Smith (R) .M. R. Iier (D) J. 0. Belden (R). C. E. Peterson (R) J. A. Jones (R) W. H. Jones (I 3. H. Fischer C. H. Fuller ( C. L. Copp (R) R. L. Stack (R)..... William Bates (D) L. Peterson (R).. 1. M. Steuteville (D) A. F. Kilese (R) W. M. Peables (D). W. C. Parrlott (D). .W. W. Wilson (D). .F. A. Barton (R).. )...F. L. Keller (R)......Cyrus Carver (R). John N. Gustus (F)..L. C. Barr (F)..... N..G. W. Goff (D)........G. T. Kelley (D) H. C. Lachnit (D)....John Ratterman (D) E. R. Ware (R).. . Higgins (D)....J. C. Moore (R) . Fenton (D)....John Gagnow (D) . Marsh (R)......M. Spann (R).. . Greer (F)......J. A. Wld (R).. . Spearman (D) .J. T. Begley (D).. y Datley, & (F).C. H. Slama (R).. . W. Hunt (R) iaedy Ad G H. N. Calman (R) F)A. D. New J. H. Edmunds (R). ).L. A. Willlams (R)..E. A. Smith (F) A . L. Schnurr (DI W. P. Cowan (D) L. Willmore (D) H. W. Kirby (R) Frank Flynn (D) (R). 0. F. Ward (D).. James Stricker (R Jno. Byrne (D).. E. V. Gordon (D) Pat Dorcey (D). ® Sutton (R) us Mencke K 8. Mears (R). . D. Hedge (R). . A. French (R) W. F. Sweet (F). .Clark O'Hanlon (D] .James Britton (R) (I W. Bdson (F). .Jro. ‘Berney (R ‘A. G. Ray (R) e from that of sounty clerk: ) S [} Beebe (F)....... +H. H. Campbell (R).. . D. DeLaMatte (R).G. W. Sampson (R) H. Gundmundsen (R).Lafe Paist (R).. .8 E. Peck (R) L. W, <A, Arnsberger (F)....Chas, Stilwell (I") .E. L. Havelone (R)...Jessle Pyrtle (R).. J. A. Butler (R)......Clara Thorps (F) .G. T. Burt (D) W, .J. Haney (D)........ J. F. Brown (F).... h. Boehm (R)..... 5. 8. Wood (Pop).. \E. J. Long (R) IL R. Dellinger (R) James P. Pelley (F) Dora Kolls (Ind).... C. 8. Stephson (R) J. T. Anderson (F\.. C. G. Jensen (F) L. Vogt (F)...... Colebank (F). Montgomery ()~ D. Charlton (F)......S. H. Henderson (R) J. Q. Reed (R)......A. J. Pathoud (D) E. D. Thurston (R)..J. J. Pegman (R) Clark. teeveen— Tripp (D) E. F. Barr (R)........J. C. Dorzina (D) .J. L. Brannen (F)...P. Francols (R) T. Q'Gorman (D).....H. A. Gallup (D)) .J. M. Woodard (R) ..Oscar Herggren (R) \R. E. Conklin (R)....G. C. Reed (R .L. W. Boyeart (R)...J. W. Furrow (R)....F. W. Herman (R)...G. H. Stratton (R) Robt. Knowies (R)...Bessle V. Crews (I).Dr. A. E. Fellers (R).J. 8 Ferrier (R) -J. C. Harnish (R).....Minnle B. Miller (F).Dr. E. T. Wilson (R).M. F. Norton (R} W. H. Garrett (R)....James H. Garrett (I).Dr. J. 8. Adamw ()..Dan_Sage (R) .Dr. C. D. Morrow (F)L. E. Larsen (F) .A. M, Berry R)......R. C. Harriss (R)....8. W. Dodge (R)... ..N. Collier (R) .W. C. Redfield (R)....Josle F. Moberly (D).Chas. Stell (R)..... .R. C, Gore (R) L. A. Dasher (D).....Ed Curtis (D).. .Burtord (D-R) Joel Hull (R) J. McCarthy (D)...Mrs. Richmond . H. Brant (R)......A. Boshart (R) F. M. Wooldridge (R)Nellie M. Crandall(R. H. W._ Crandall (F)..E. A. Murphy (F) Wm. McLaughlin (D)Geo. F. Burkett (R C. L. Cline (R). . R. Miller (R)........ Frank A. Peterson(R)N. A. Housel (D) John McLean.. )..Frank Irving (R). C. R. Imler (R) L H. Kuper (R). H. Hoemann (R) Mary G. George (R). L. N. Clarke (D). -R. C. King (R).. F. Boehmer (R)...Felen Hastings (F). ormey om O. Johnson (R)....Lillle M. Cole (F).. Q Naden (R) J. H. Hutchins (R WT. J. Oliver (D)... . F. Leonard (R)...C. G. Ammon (R). A. Shestak (F).....D. G. Hopkins (F) mes Davidson (R).H. A. Colline (R).... C. J. Ficenec (F)...... Mrs.E.B.WI Agnes Lackey (D)... W. H. Brokaw (D).. P. Kelley (F)..... .C. B. Morefield (R) P. T. Johnson (F).. O. F. Petersen (F) .M. D. Jordan (R). A%vln Nye (R) A. F. Beckor (R). A. Burnham (R). W. A. Posey (R). .T. B. Spancer (D). ~E. W. Torrant (D). Eva B. Shuman (R). ). Jro. F. White (R) .C. 8. Beebe (R).. .R. W. Koontz (R)....Mable Day (F) -8. Rawyer (D).........Edith Bowler (Pop) W. E. McCloud (R).. Alice Florer (R).... R. C. Langford (R)...W. Ebright (R)....... B. O. Callender (F)...F. R. Hogeboom (R).0. L. Newkirk (F)...W. D. Paul (F T. F. Croughwell (R).Bessie Culbertson (R)J. F. Frances Kelley (R).. Mary E. Walford (R).Dr. V. Anderson (D)..G. R. A. Richardson (D).Lucretia M.Conrad(R)B A. Schappel (R)...Lulu 8. Wolford (D).G. W. Collins (R) 0. Olson (R) Huldah Peterson (R).D. 8. Palmer (F). . J. Heeht (R)......Frank Pliger (D).. Held (D)... F. 8. Lecron (D) Elizabeth Bettcher(R)— Arbogast (R). ms (R)E. I. Beggerstaff (D).Geo. W. R. D. Hendrickson(F)A. S. Main (R) Jro. A. Rhoades (D).E. C. Mrs. A. E. Littel (R) . Dr. Lykins (R) JJ. 3. Evans (R).... JA. D. Irey (R).... . A. Conroy (R) J. W. McLeran (R) W. T. Young (R) JJ. H. Mettlen (F).....C. Daley (F) .J. Matthews (R)......W. 8 Scott (R) F. H. Longley.. P, G. Meyes (R) «Dr. H. L. Leay (D)...D. Dawson (F) MeNulty (D). .. W. M. Banks (R)....... N. L. Renta (R) Dr. M. D. Baker (R).A. J. Thateh (R) F. J. Kombrink (D)..B. W. Benson (R) W. Wilton (D) Hesselgesser (D) Person (R).. J. W. Roby (R).. Wh I W Irvin (RR) *. R. Hacker (R) C. N. Karsteres (R)..C. A. Bhannon (D) . D. Howe J. Watkins (F) 0. Billing (F) JF. M. Bell (R)........ E. H. Oelke (D).. .H. Gass (D), Vietor L. ‘Rossiter (D) . A. Cornish (F) Anderson Kelly (R) .Dr. M. L. Willson (D)R, E. Grimstead (R) C. H. Root (R)........ W. E. Preble (R) 3. Simecek (F)........C. B. Drake (F) J. A, Peters (D)......H. D. Patterson (D) Temple (R) .C. Seriven (R) .C. A. Bemis (D) McDowell(R)Robert MeCarty . B. Corning (F) 5 o W, .Dr.M.B Wolt (R).... Doty (D)... (R) .R. L. Tvins (R) Louis Dern (D) Squires (R) G. M. Zerbe (R) Conrad Wegner (R) H. E. Hammond (R) ~A. O. Crawford (D) .Dr. C. C. 8hepard (R).........o0oivvee oos Pleree (R). W. I Hill (R) ST o G. Strickland (R) 20 Amack (R)...... .G, H, Overing (R) J. W, €. White (D) [Jno. Nelson (Pop) J. B Smith (R)......A. B. Codding (R) Adams, J. H. Verling, D.; Buffalo, Vicior B. Wheelock, R.; Cass. A. J. Snyder, D.; Custer, . - Porter, R.; Gage, C. B. Hensley, R.; Otoe, G, M. Lathrop, R.; Lancasier, W. M. Ciltfton, D.; York, W. W. Feaster; Douglas, Frank Bandle, R. Dodge, White Winter Pearmain—First, A. E 7 George C. Wise, H. L. Tinloy, E rde Kel ; 5 T T ge se, H. L. Tinlcy, E. . Damon, [Clyde Keller, Grove; B. G. Auld, Wright; Miiler; second, H. A. Richardson; third, c ) C B George 8. Wright. John Willlame, James Finder,' W. H. Yilhee OUNCIL BLUFFS WINS OUT e, vaiame, Jormey BnStna Rambo—First, Charles O. Garrett; second, Clayton Garrett; third, 8. N. Cox. Pound Sweet—First, Nebraska Horticul tural society; second, J. W. Murphy; third, B. Stuart, Porter—First, Charles O. Garrett; second, J. W. Murphy. Ramsdell Sweet—First, F. 0. Harrington; second, Nebraska Horticultural soclety; third, Clayton Garrett. Romaw Stem—First, B, Stewart; second, C. E. Mincer; third, F. O. Harrington Rome Beauty—First A. E. Miller; second, H. A. Richardson; third, Maryland Horti- cultural soclety. Red June—First, Clayton Garrett; sec- ond, Charles O. Garrett; third, Maryland Horticultural soclety. St. Lawrence—First, B. Stewart; second, F. M. Benham. Canada Red—First, North Carolina Hor- ticultural soc'ety. Roxbu ond, Clayton Garrett. Sheriff—First, F. O. Harrington, second, J. W. Murphy; third, J. E. Patton, Mace- donia, Ia. Salome—First, Nebraska Horticultural soclety; second, C. B. Mincer; third, B. Stuart,” Des Moines Smith's Cider—First, H. A. Richardson; second, Maryland Hortlcultural soclety; third, B. Stura Starlo—First, Maryland Horticultural so- clety; second, F. M. Benham; third Ne- braska Horticultural soclety. Winesaps. Stayman Winesap—First, F. M. Benhaw; second, Maryland Horticuitural society; third, North Carolina Horticultural_soclety. Tolman Sweet—First, F. T. True; second, C. E. Mincer; third, North Carolina Hor: ticultural soclety. Twenty Ounce Pippin Wagener—First, ii. A ond, F. O. Harrington; Horticultural society: Sops of Wine—First, Clayton second, Charles O. Garrett. Smokehouse—First, F. M. Benham; sec- ond, Maryland Horticuitural society. Uiters Red—First B, Stuart: second, Ne- braska Horticultural society; third, F. O. Harrington. > Wine-Sap—First, H. A. Richardson; sec- ond, Maryland Horticultural socioty; third W. 'A. George. Winter Banana—First, F. O. First, J. A. Carr Richardson; sec third, Nebraska Garrett; Harrington; second, J. A Carr; third. B. Stuart White Pippin—First, Maryland Horticul- tural society’; second, J. W. Murphy: third, ayton Garrett. First, J. W. Murphy; second, third, B. Stu: Swarr—First, J. W. Stuart; third, North society. Murphy; second, B. olina’ Horticultural Willow Twig—First, B. Stuart; second, Char Jarrett; third, J. W.' Murphy. W Nebracka ~Horticultural sociy . O. Harrington. E. O. Worth; second, M third, Nebraska Horticultural Bellflowers. Bellflower—Fr A Miller; H_A. Richardson: third, J. A. Carr. Wolf _River—iirst, J. W. Murphy; sec- ond, Nebraska Hortleuitural society; third, A Miller. York Imperial—First, Maryland cultural society; second, H. A ; third, F. M. Benham. Yellow Transparent—#irst and second C Mincer; third, Maryland Horticul- tural society second Horti- Richard- AFTER THE APPLE show we can sup- ply you with those fine apples Today we are iIntroducing the Independ- We have on sale the 1. B. C three packages for 10 cents. Next week we can supply you with tur- some of keys, chickens and ducks. Celery, 5 cents; cranberries, 10 cents. We have the distinction of having the largest oysters in apples at cents; 10 cents pound. We now have strained honey in glass jars at 2 cents; raspberry Jam, 25 cents; grape fruit, 10 cents; oranges at 40 cents. Surprise your old man with dish occasionally. Try some of our codfish balls, 15 cents; salt mackerel, with hot potato, 20 cents each; sour kraut und speck, 10 cents quart. Our New York roasted coffee is making quite a hit. They all ask for it. % cents per pound. Golden Rule flour, §1.80. Bartel & Miller. Tele- phone 368. \ Bee waat. wn. We are getting In pine- iness boosters. Russet—First, F. T. True; sec- | California grapes at | Is Selected as Meeting Place of 1910 National Horticultural Show. MANY CROSS RIVER ON VISIT Omaha Day Marked by Visit of Good Sized Delegation from the Gate City—Public Marriage Takes Place. Council Bluffs will be the scene of the 1910 National Horticultural congress. In |the selection of the next meeting place the Towa city had two opponents In the race— |8t. Joseph, Mo., and St. Paul, Minn.—the latter withdrawing in favor of Counell Bluffs and the Missouri city. receiving but |8ix votes when the ballot was taken. J. M. Irvine led the fight for :he St. Joseph delogation’ and made & strong speech for his home city, but the sense of |the congress was overwhelmingly against bim. Election of officers for the ensulng year resulted as follows: President, J. P. Hess firs. vice president, Captain J. H. Sha: |han of Payette, Idaho; second vice prasi- dent, C. P. Close of College Park, Mary- land; secretary-treasurer, George W. Reye of Counell Rluffs; superintendent, Freerfan L. Reed of Council Bluffs. | Mr. Close succeeds Alexander Wood of |Councll Blutfs, who dled the first dsy of the congre Liberati Band Concert Progr: EVENING—-PART L March—lowa " vevinees. Liiberati Piccolo Solo—Caprice ................. Damm [ Mr. Aug. Preiter. | Waltz—Gitanu ... . Bucoloss! | Soprana Solo—Aria from Samson and Delilah Saint-Saens Miss Katherine Klarer. Selection from “Robin Hood" .... De Koven (ntroducing a Cornet Soio by Sig. A. Liberatl.) PART 1L Overture--Willlam Tei ... ...... Rossini Tenor Solo—Paglicel ............ Leoncavalio Chevaller A. L. Guille. Pas des Fleurs . ....... Delibes Duet for Clarinete—Girineo Polka....Gatla Sig. A. Combattente and 8. Errico. Crardas . cossessessessansssssers MiGHBOLS Yesterday marked the close of the second annual frult exposition of the National Hortlcultural congress and a number of special features will be introduced for the entertalnment of those attending. Friday was Omaha day and a good sized delegation from across the river vielted the exposition during the afternoon and many Omahans were to be seen among the big crowd which thronged (he show last | night. The Identity of the couple which will be married this evening at the fruit show s still belng kept a secret by President Kee- |line. The exhibitors intend to start the | couple off with plenty of the cholcest fruit in the bullding and there will be many | other presents. Dr. O. O. Smith of the First Congregational church will be the | officiating minister and President Keeline will give the bride away, while George Hamilton, the Adonls of the directorate of | the National Horticultural congress, will attend the groom as best man. Miss Rosa- |1ina Bernhardi, the efficient assistant in |the office of Superintendent Freeman L | Reed, has consented to act as bridesmaid. A wedding march will be played by the Liberati band. These are the volunteer ticket takers for today: Aftornoon—George C. Wise, J. E. Hollen- beck, C. R. Hannan, C. W. MecDonald, C. G. Ouren, W. L. Douglass. Evening—E. E. Minnick, J. K. Cooper, GOVERNOR PRINCE VISITS SHOW Executive of New Mexico Has Praisc for Exhibit, Governor L. B. Prince of New Mexico was the guest of Council Bluffs for a few hours ygsterday afternoon, during which i visited the National Horticultural congress frult exhibition. Governor Prince was en route home to Santa Fe from Chieago, where he attended the National Land and Irrigation congress, before which he spoke Thursday. He stopped off in Council Bluffs for the double purpose of visiting the frut show and paving his respects to his old. time friend, Judgd J. R. Reed, who for many years was chiet justice of the United States court of privete land claims in Santa Fe. Accompanied by J. P. Hess, former pre: dent of the National Hortleultural con- gress, Governor Prince made the rounds of the exhibits at the fruit exposition and occupled & seat In the balcony during the concert by the Liberati tand. The magnitude and varlety of the ex hibits proved a surprise to New Mexico's chief executive and he was full of praise for the men back of the enterprise. “I had no idea before I entercd this fine buflding that the fruit show in Council Bluffs was anything like what it Is. 1 1s a magnificent exhibition uf magnificent friit. 1 had formed an idea that the ex porition here was more ir the nature of o corgress, and must admit T was surprised flowers ®nd other products. You people of Councll Bluffs can well afford to bhe proud of this show. and the men whe brought it about are certainly deserying ot much eredit.” Governor Prince left on an evening train for Kansas City. Real Estate Transfers. These transfers were reported to The Bee November. 19 by the Pottawattamie County Abstract company of Council Bluffs Garner school township to Mary Gal- lagher, part swi 2-Ts-43, q, c. d....§ Interstate Realty company fo W. A. Wiiken, s 5 4 6 a 6. In block M, Perry's 24 addition, and lot 11, in block 18, end lot 6 in black 12, Evane' 2 Bridge addition to Coun: ofl BIUrs, W. Q. .coo...oo.. and wite (o Eunice C t 10 feet of lot 14, and all in block 15, Carson, w. d..... 90 Sides and wife to Eunice C. 129 lot 15, John Macy, lots 10, 11, 12, 13 and west 3 lw(dn( lot 14, in block 14, Carson, Roy W. Kingman (unmarried) to L. R. Kingman and wife. lots 13, 14, 15, 16 and 17, In block 19, Meredith' addition to Avoca, g. ¢ d. sess00d C. A Horr estate to Margaret Kin- paman, undivided %, of lot 8 in block 6 Merediths addtion to Avoca, Same to same. undivided % of ot &, in block 6, Meredith's addition . to wn‘fm dition to Council Bluffs, Total, elght transfers Petit Jurors at Avoca The following petit jurors have been drawn for the December term of distriet court in Avoca, opening on December 4, with Judge O. D. Wheeler of Bluffs presiding Henry Taylor, Mike Austin, Fred Pres- ter, Rudolph Plahn, D. P. Petersen, Knox; Ed Cad: John Burkey, Alber: Sievers, C. A. McGeath, P. W Lioyd Long- Councll ansen necker, Geory H , Chris onsman, Rick Fredericksen. Layton: John McPher: rin, Jr., Levi Rollins, J. M. Pullen, Belk- Herman Thies, Pleasant; D. J. Pat- terson, J. C. Lake, Adolph Anderson, Chris | Nicolal, L Lin- | eoln; W. . Chr | tian, Adam Young, 1. O. . Miller, to find such a beautiful display of fruit,| e d 20 | DY &8 s cizien iy 50 C. L. Dunn (unmarried) to Gus Heln- | richs, lots 4, 11 and 12, in block 18, OLD FOLKS' SBRVICE FPLANNED Special Sermon Sunday Moerning at Congregational Church. Dr. Otterbein O. Smith, pastor of the First Congregational church, has arranged | for, an 0l Folks' ** service Sunday morn- ing, at which time Rev. G. G. Rice, who téunded the First Congregational church in this city more than fifty years ago and who s now over % years of will preach. A most cordial invitation is ex- tended to all his life-long friends to be present. There are few, If any, clergy- men in the United States who have passed thelr %th birthday who are able to go into the pulpit and preach. “Father” Rlce, us the veteran minister is affectionatoly called, 18 still vigorous and often drives in from his suburban home to the midweek services on Wednesday evenings. For the accommodation of those old peo- pie who cannot walk to the church Dr. Smith has arranged to send carriages or automoblles to convey them to and from the service Sunday morning. - All they will have to do will be to telephorne to the par- sonage and a conveyance will be provided. There will be special and appropriate musle at thls service, which will include a duet by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Westcott. ‘Shallenbzrger Rouses Unions Action in Signing Shirt Company Con- tract Brings Displeasure of Omaha Workmen. Qovernor Shallenberger did not care for the truth when he signed the contract with Max Cohen of Chicago for establishing. & shirt factory in the state penitentiary for the manufacture of garments to be put om the market to compete with the manufee- turing establishments in Omahse and the state, asserted a member of the Central Labor union last night at the regalar meeting of the council. The governor, after granting & committee representing the Central Labor union of Omaha an audiencs, answered them by writing a which he promised that he would not sign a contract for the shirt and overall fac- tory. Instead of that, he has done so, all of which the members of the different labor forget If their expressions k a criterfort of their feeling. The governor was visited by & committes three or four months ago and respond-d by promising the laboring men «f Omaha | that he would not sign a contract enlarging the scope of convict labor in the state Members of the Central Labor unfon are very mych incensed over the aection he hes taken in affixing his signature to the | ccrtract. They Intimate that the matier | will not be dropped. The Central Labor union falled to take {any action on the motion of the Barbe union to close the barber shops on Sunday |and 4o not sec & necessity of introdues |ing an ordinance covering this. Thay assert that there is a state law to cover this and that the matter will be left to the Barbers' union for adjustment. A vote of thanks was extended to the four councilmen who voted aye on the ordinance requiring the street car com- ny to sell six tickets for 3 cents, that whs defeated. e e— Bee Want Ads are business boosters letter in unions of the entire state will not soon | t night are & |