Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 16, 1909, Page 12

THURSDAY, DECEMB MRS. SALLY M'KINNEY DEAD Woman Who Led Quantrell’s Band Into Lawrence Bxpires at Emport EMPORIA, Kan, Deo 14—Mrs Sally MeKinney, who, tradition says, led Quant | rell and band into Lawrence on the mem orable cocasion of the sacking of that town on August 21, 1588, died hers today after a long fliness Storles regarding the connection of Mra MeKinney with the sacking of Lawrence differ. She would never discuss the mat- ter. The version most generally accepted, however, absolves her from all blame. It is sald she was riding with a party of triends near Lawrence when Quantrell and his men overtook her and forced her to lead them into the town. Council Bluffs TAFT TALKS ABOUT ECONONY President Discusse: Government Finances at Yale Banquet. Council Bluffs Bluffs Also Wants Distribution of | Charity Work Property with Separation. | | Charitable People of City Consider Unification of Endeavor Along This Line. 1 Council Bluffs Juvenile court this morning and ably be committed to the Industrial school at Mitcheliville, It is sald the two girls had been to a Saturduy night dance in the northern part | |of the city with th men and | o B g B g P | the cream from Mrs. Holt's dalry proved A o ,unced that he | Ly o bygoss g gl "y o dygnrr g rich In butter fat during the warm | n oh blic dances :::le;“:n::: ;r:\du’»‘n‘nur:n: |vn“— main part | Weather, but poor in butter fat In the cold of the @ity where the police oan keep an | WeAther. It was proven that meited tallow eye on theam. had been added to the milk. The Tompson girls live at Avenue M and North T 3 The feasbility of federating the charitable [ o'h Tenth atreet | “ | work of this ety is now under considera It it is for the housewife, don't buy tion by the several orgauizations ensaged | without seeing our large line of Piokard | in assisting the needy. The Ministerial asso- |y ig oo inted ohina. Nothing prettier or clation, which has taken upon its shoulders f oo "l c s Tl 11 Y attert, new looa- Council Towa Wil prob- | jee eourt at Charles City 4pday, when was found gullty of adulterating milk sold by her to a Charles City ereamery. Pros- eBution was begun by the state food and dalry commission. The trial developed that Minor Mention The Council Biuffs offiee of ihe Omaka Bes i Boott Street. Both 'phone Sh ESTIMATES ARE CUT DOWN e eing Made to of Efficlency mployes—Predicts Olvil Pensions Inerguue | ot 43 SAYS BUNCH OF CASH DUE HER very Davis, drugs. Diamond playing the best vaudeville. CORRIGANS, undertakers. 'Phone 145 For rent, modern house, 736 6t avenue. NIGHT SCHOOL at Puryear's coll Majestic ranges, P. C. DeVol Hdw. \Co Woodring Undertaking company. Tel. 3% Lewis Cutler, funegal director. ‘Phone 31. FAUST BEER AT ROGERS' BUFFET. 'W. F. Ennis and Jessie Mae Dillon Apply for Decrees—Chase Sues Jor Damages from Operation. Town News Notes. CRESTON—C. C. Longstreth, a promi- nent long time resident of this county, dled Sunday at his home near Afton Junetion CRESTON—The funeral of the late Rov. T. R. Hodkinson, pastor of the Christian church at Woodburn, was held yesterday NEW HAVEN, Conn., Dec. 16.—President | Taft told the business men of Connecticut many facts about governmental expendi- |tures and, revenue at the annual banquet lof the New Haven Chamber of Commerce, but as he did not rise to speak until 11:%0, rd & Boland, undertukers. hone 122 xpert plano tuning, Hospe. 'Phone b, Leffert's Jewelry store, new location, 8 Broadway Alleging that her husband, Isaac Doner, | “pushed and beat her with his fista” and trequently threatened to shoot and kill her with a “londed shotgun”, Mrs. Cora Doner ths task of conducting the Union City mis- slcn on West Broadway, is anxious that it should be done, and & general meeting of the several organizations will probably be tion, 608 Broadway. at the Bethel churoh | CRESTON~Wednesday in Russell, Kan. ha was unable to more than toueh upon Genuine Barganins in Pianos. re 1t you buy from Hospe Co. you have the | b Mrs the g plden wedding of two old time an minent Creston people, ex-Senator and s. A. P. Stephens, will take place. some of the problems which are facing the country In a financial way, before it was time for him to leave and catch the Federal Mrs, C. H. Orvis is Ul at her home, 663 Mynsier street When you want rellable want ad adve tising, use The Bee. Diataonds of all sizes, Ehoukh sald. Leffert's [ OPENING-Gerner jewelry atore, 4l Hroadway, Wednesday, December 15. Waltham watches, the Kind you see ad vertinod. Emil H. Leffert, 603 Broadway )-10-date Ar', Department and Ploture ming, Borwlck, 211 South Main street place to get your Xmas plotures is Walter Nicholaisen & Co., 14 89 yesterday filed sult in the district court tor divorce. The couple was married in Counctl Bluffs June 8, 108, and have two children, the custody of whom, Mrs. Doner asks the court to award her, In addition to the decree of divorce Mrs. Doner asks that her husband be required to pay her 35 a week temporary allmony and $1,00 permanent allmony and also that he be compelled to account for the plaintiff's share In the proceeds of the sale of a house held In the near future to take action In the matter. ““The organisations In this city engaged in charitable work are the Associated Chari- ties, the Woman's Christian association, the Wopan's Christian Temperance union, the Flower mission, the Woman's Rellaf corps, the Woman's Auxiliary of the Union Veteran Legion, the Unlon City mission, the De Long mission and the B. B, M. Flower mission, the latter composed of and three lots in the town of Traynor. | YOung girls of the First Congregational The property, Mrs. Doner says, was sold | church, who co-operate with the Associated for $2,000 and after deducting a $1,800 mort- | Charities in the work of the oreche. gage, she claims she was entitied to half of the balance, $400, becnuse whe signed the deed on an agresment that her husband would divide the proceeds with her. Mrs Doner separated from her husband In Oc- tober of this year and secured employment at the Neumayer hotel, where she was arrested gne night at the instance of her husband, who charged her with a statu- tory offense. W. F. Knnils says that his wife, Bertha Ennis, to whom he was married August 10, 1904, treated him in w cruel and in- human manner &nd thergfore asks the court to grant him a dlvorce, Jessle Mae DIllin kues for divorce from W. Dillin to whom she was married June 7, 1803, In Neola, Ia. She makes & statutory charge against her husband and aska the court tg give her the custody of ; thelr minor child Folice cominlt | For the tricl of the damage suit of Charles R. Chase ngainst Dr. F. W, Hough assurance that you get advantage of all discounts, because we make our planos o low we can not pay commiesions. When some pretended friend advises you to o elsewhere to buy a plano, it s & mora! certainty that the advice Is not given be- cause you can do better elsewlers, but the chances are that friend (?) has been prom- fsed a commission, that he may pretend (o glve you (?); perhaps that commission is bigger than you think. Planos that sell at $225, we soll at $145; planos that sell at $275, we sell at §190; planos that sell at $300, we soll at 810, and so on. Investigate quality price and guarantee—you will then oe: tainly buy at A. Hospe Co.'s, 3 South Main street, 2 Pearl street, Council Bluffs, Ia. CRESTON~The Hawkeye poultry ex- hibit closed here Saturday, being & very successful affair. Over 200 birds were on exhibition, and the scoring ranked high. ~RE The banquet was as lively as a Yale re- Y B b ey e £ormer | union affair. It brought together fully 1,100 | Koelb of Jefferson, w united in mar- |men of business prominence In the state, raige at the home o fthe bride’s paronts in (and the dining hall at Yale' was the scene. Duncombe the latter part of the week. | The presidint attended a meeting of the CHARLES CITY—The Hart-Parr Rellet |yale corporation in the afterncon and held assoclation which has been under consid- 0 CUPOC Ol Thtore the banquet, eration for sof v o | management of the factory, hAs A ene | Through the dinner there was much merri: the charter and is now authorized to do|ment and Yale songs predominated. Colonel business under the state laws of fowa. |1, M. Ullman, president of the chamber, CORNING—Rey. Mr. Schauble, & Gor- | the president's host, presided and President man prewcher of this place, was instantly y vernor Weeks spoke killed by & Burlington fast passenger tra :’r“:r‘;;f R Y when it struck the vehicle in which he was Business and Govermment. CBI’u!lll‘nl the track between Corning and oorks yesterday. Rev. Mr. Schauble was| pregident Taft, on being Introduced, sald Foyears of age He leaves & wife and tWo | y1q¢ pe feit the occasion opportune to speak to the business men on the question as to daughters, who reside in Cornin; MARSHALLTOWN—If a_suitable eamp whether we are to have money enough to run the government. site and drill ground can be obtained the He told of the cutting down of the esti- next encampment of the Towa brigade of | mates in departments over the expenditure ’ H Express for Washington. Five minutes after he had concluded his speech he was aboard his train. at right prices. p od 167H) WIlooplng-co h, Croup, Bronchitis, Coughs Diphtheria, Catarrh. Cresolene Is a Boon to Asthmatios. Toss 14 not seem more effeotive to breathe in & remedy for diseases of the breathing orgass than 10 take the remedy inta the Siomas . “resolene cures becsuse strosaly aatiaeptics 18 Carriod over the dissased Sarface with evary breath, giving prolonged and constant treatment. 1t is nvalus with small cbildren. Thoss of & Cone sumptive Tendency will find immediate reliaf from Coughs or inflamed Condition of the throat. ALL DRUGQISTS. Send postal for de- ¢ City & In special in the third degres A marriage lcense t0 J. A shue, aged 2, 8. D, and Lisle Smith, olty Handsomely engraved lady's watch, gold fiilled case, warranted twenty years, $10. Emil M. Leffert, new location, 88 Broad- WAY. The Masonie lodge will meet this munication for work iU's pussle, puzdle, puzsle, think, think, think. My what worry Xmas is when you don't know what to buy. The best way to smooth out the wrinkles' of perplexity s to come to C. Jensen, where there I8 displayed & fine large stock cf up-to-date Xmas plctures and frames. Select a nios pleture and your troubles will end. A nice plcture well selected and given as an Xmas present is always & pleasant reminder aw long as the picture lasts. Let us help you 1o make the cholce. Fancy lendars, mottoes, kodak books and posters from 5¢ up. We do up-to-date framing at reason- able prices. C. Jensen, Musonic temple. was Issued yesterday of Richardson, ged 21, of this FOR MEDICAL AND FAMILY USB BUY YOUR LIQUORS AT ROSENFELD LIQUOR CO,, 619\ 8. MAIN. 'PHONES 8323, G Real Bstate Transters. These transfers were reported to The Bee December 14 by the Pottawattamie County Abstract company of Council Bluffs Cora B. Odborn and husband .w Opa 0. Osborn v lots 1, 2, 8 and 4, block 1 subdiVv., w. d.... ¢ to Adolph L furnish din- Inglish Lutheran will all day on ners and suppers and a bazar Baturday at their church, corner Willow avenus and Seventh streel. Meals, 3ic Have your overcoat and sult pressed and cleancd for Xmas. Call us up. We de-| place In the city. Biut Clty Laundry Lry ing and Dye Works, 228426 N. Main St. 'Phones 314, A thiet broke Into the grocery store of | Coune/iman John Olson Monday night and §ot away with $1.6 which had been left In the I tegister. The thief effected an entranco by 8 cellar door in the rear, and then made his way up Into the store! The Board of Fire and sloners held a special meeting Ing at which seven applicants for positions state militia, composed of three regiments, of last year, and how the money is to be will be held here. Adjutant General Guy E. Logan of Des Moines, who has the lo- catbon of the camp In oharge, has author- ized Rn!vruen tive Wallace W. Arney of | spent In the expectation of having a surpius $his Slty 1o take steps to mee If a sultable | when the accounts are balanced for ' the | 80 weriously oconsidered becauss of its cen: | Year. He explained the unéxpected in- tral location and its ready access by rail- | creaee In the cost of the Panama oan touched upon the need of waterways, bul declaring that he did not favor issuance of bonds before work is begun, nor the forming of & “pot” into which each section roads. could dip its hands. He did beli€ve, he Auto Falls One- Hundred Feet|ni o i muengs s s possible and without waitifig until poll- w3 NERVOUS INDIGESTION } The appetite is often capricious, gutous erictations, lumps, pains, istress after eating. Often attended by heart-burn, nausea and the complaint of food lying Otto Ronna, referse, beck, lots 14, 15 and 16, block 4, Noel add. to Walnut, ref. d. \peee Lyman T. Shugart and wife to Himer . Shugart, undivided half of lots 15 and 16, block 6, Bayliss' 1st add 450 KEG OCREEK DISTRICT FIXED Limits of Drainage Division Outl by Board, The Board of Supervisors yesterday aft- ernoon approved the report of the commis- w. d.. Total, three transfers Rings! Rings: Ringn! on the fire and police departments under- went an examination. Prof. W. F. Sapp, lerk of the bowrd, will review the exami- nation papers today. Toyland, the delight of the Toya never were as cheap as this year. Boys' or girls' sleds, ldc; ico skates. 40c; alr riflos, 480; roller skates, 6Sc; mechanioal automobilew, 19¢; toy furn dishes, iron tralns up from 2c; drums, up from ide ames, up from 10c. etc. etc. J, Zo children. ton of this city and Dr. A. P. Condon of Omaha, & spectsl venire of jurymen was drawn yesterday on orders from Judge Thornell, who will hear the case at Avocs. Chase sues for $20000, alleging that an operation which he underwent was not properly performed. The suit was origl- nally filed in the district court here, but was taken to Avoca on a chenge of venue sloners appointed to ess damages in connection Wwith the proposed construction of the Keg oreek drainage ditch and es- tablished the drainage district. Claims for damages aggregating $24,071 were filed by owners of land through which_the ditch will pass, but the commissioners only al- lowed $3484, and as no objections to the Diamond rings, fancy set rings, plain gold band rings, signet rings; fine for Christmas gifts; large assortment to se- lect from. Emil H. Leffert, new location, 508 Broadway. See Lettert’ Christmas gifts. new stock of watches for New location, 503 Broad- Young Woman Killed and Young Man Fatally Hurt in Accident Near Pasade: PASADENA, Caj, Dec. 15.—Miss Agnes Claypool, 18 years old, the daughter of a tical expediencey demanded It. Ways of Saving Money. President Taft said ways of saving money, and one of these wi departments. He sald that he felt like on crying In the wilderne: there were many the bringing up to a standard of ef- ficlency of the employes in governmental to advocate eivil heavily on the stomach. o award had been filed the board approved the report. An additional levy equal to two-sevenths of the original assessment was ordered for the cost of the Nishnabotna ditch in the town of Avoca. It was found that the or- iginal assessment was not sufficlent to cov the cost of establishing and oon- structing the diteh. D. M. Klilipaock of Neola towhship was appointed commis- sloner from Pottawattamie county to aet N with a like commissioner from Harrison f,']::gm‘l".w“‘\;:;l‘;_'-d township; John Doll. | in the matter of an additional ditch pe- - titloned for In the Harriwon-Pottawattamie The Leffert G ware Booth. joint Arainage district. The proposed new About the prettiest thing that has come |ditch will be wholly within Harrison to Counell Bluffs in a long time the | county. glassware booth of Emil H. Leffert's new A resolution making assessment of ben- Jewelry store. Occupying a position at the | efits against property owners on whom rear center of the large room, it at once|the board decided had not been served way. Seed in Throat Over Three Months Boy Coughs Up Particle Lodged in His Windpipe Since Last Fall, wealthy resident of this clty, was instantly killed, and Harvey Bissell, 24 years old, son of a Grand Rapids. Mich., millionaire manufacturer, was perhaps fatally injured Tuesday evening in an automobile accident. Mr. Bissell and Miss Claypool were rid- Ing in & racing automobile, which went over the grade of the Eagle Rock Valley road and fell 100 feet down the steep - cline. Miss Claypool's body was found under the-miachine. A broken rib had punctured her lungs. Bissell was lying nearby and was still consclous. His collar-bone and right leg were broken and his spine was injured severely. Bissell said that after leaving the top of the steep Incline the transmission of the machine broke, and he was unable to check its flight with the brake. He called to Miss er. (0., 100-102-104-106 Brosdway, 'Phones 120 Henry Davis and Fred Stone. both col- ored, becameé Involved in a quarrel last evening near the Northwestern tracks and Davis slashed Stone with & knife, but only succeeded In inflicting a skin wound. Davis | was uryested by the police. Stone was formerly municipal poundmaster and has | moro or less of a stormy career. The prellminary hearing of Charles A. Morgan, charged with obtaining $10 from | the Grand hotel on a worthless draft which | has been continued several times, was | agaln postponed yesterday at the request of the defendant by Justice Cooper. Mor- gan, who is still In the county jall, ex- pects, it 18 sald, to be able to settle the matter without a criminal prosecution. tawattamie Tribe Improved Order of ed Men elected these officers Monday evening: R. C. Meneray, Jr., sachem: H. A Waddington, senlor sagamore; L. H. Bolton, junlor sagamore; B. F. Perrill, pensions, but he belleved the time would come when the polley would have to ba adopted in order that the governmant could run its business as it should be run. The president predicted that more busi- ness-like methods of conducting the finan- ces of the country were sure to be adopted 80 that the expenditures, though becoming less would not preveni the Increasing of the scope of departments and the creating of new bureaus which would make for the general welfare of the people. Amid cheers the president closed and left for his train. on motlon of the defendants. The additional jurymen drawn yesterday are: C. B. Auld, Wright township; Schwartz, Knox township; P. F. Schoen- ing, Carson township: W. A. Rankin, ve township; E. Doolittls, Cargon town #hip; D. W. Pope, Corson township; Chrls Jncobsen, Valley township; Jurgen' Koos Layton township: O. R. Jacobsen, Lay ton township; Charles Eckhardt, Knox township, Joseph Stroehals, James town ship; H Arnold, Belknap township; P Diederickson. Layton township; J. 'K & these troubles are nearly always the revult of & depleted and diseased condition es which supply the stemach Iife. COCEX builds up them 1o throw and relieves the Charles their toxle debris dinren. In the trestment of sil nervous disorders of every character COCEX gives quick, beneficial and satisfactory results. Your Money Refunded if it Falls. PRICE $1.00 PER BOX FOR SALE BY o BEATON DRUG O IOWA CITY, Ia, Dec. 15.—(Special)— 15th and Farnam Sts After carrying a watermelon seed in his windpipe for more than three months, George Shriber, aged § years, and the son of Jacob Shriber of this city, yesterday coughed up the offending particle. The Diamonds—FRENZER~15th and Dodge. l E——— rophet; T. V. Edwards, chief of records: Terman Rosch, collector of wampum; T F. DeGroate, keeper of wampum; T. B. Kensinger, L. E. Renard apd Frank Hober, trustees. attracts the attention of the visitor. The four walls of the both are of French plate mirror and the shelving of heavy plate glass. Here is displayed a large line cf the superior Hawkes out glass. It often Is said that there are only two kinds of with sufficlent notice at the regular No- vember session was passed. JACKSON ) County Superintendent Has Not Yet STILL AN OFFICIAL youth while eating a plece of melon last fall swallowed several seeds, some of which became lodged In his windpipe. He suffered greatly for a time and & few hours after the mceldent an operation was performed and the knife was used to oul Claypool to jump, but it was too late and the heavy machine plunged down the em- bankment before either of ita ocoupants could free themselves. It is sald that young Bissell and Miss Claypool were to be married this winter. he Red Cross through and take out the seeds. Appar- ently one was overlooked, for after re- covery from the operation the boy con tinued to have &' disagreeable cough. Yes- terday he was selzed with an unusually vidlent fit of coughing and soon raised the seed which was in a perfect state of pres- ervation. Physiclans declare the case one of the most remarkable on record. cut glass—Hawkes and the other kind, The Leffert line includes full table 'nd water sets and single pleces for all appro- priate purposes. Many of the pleces aug- gest (hemselves at Ofce as most sultable for Christmas gifts. The Intrinsic worth, the lasting quality, the beauty, the useful- ness—all unite in an appeal to the buyer The Hawkes cut glass never loses its bril- lance. It looks as well on your table as it possibly can be made to look in this beau- tiful Leffert store. The housewife craves Hawkes cut glass, The new store s at &3 Broadway, one block west of old location. Receivea New Ap) Prof. B. R. Jackson has not vet ten- dered his resignation as county superin tendent of schools and will not do o unti] he recelves his appointment to a position In the forestry department from Washing- ton, He had been notified to report in Washington by January 3, but up to last evening bis appointment had not reached here. Mr. Jackson conferred with the Board of County Suporvisors vesterday afternoon and the board expressed itselt as willing to appoint a successof as soon As Mr. Jackson recelved his appointmen: and tendered his resignation, which WA probably take effect January 1. It is understood that there are several candidates for the office who are only waiting for Mr. Jackson to hand in his resignation to file their applications with the board. Members of the board declined yesterday to make public the names of the prospective candidates untll the applica- tions are filed. Christmas Stamp ThrowAway Your Truss /U ¥ YOU ARE CURABLE WE CAN|CURE YOU AVERAGE TIME TO CURE Railroad Men Confer in Chicago Ropront One Visis HrorockLe One Visis VanicocaLs One Visis CataracTs . 10 Days CANCER Days Managers Meet Agents of Switchmen’s Union—Offer to Arbitrate is Renewed. CHICAGO, Dec. 15.—A second odnference between the rallroad managers and the representatives of the Switchmen's union took place here today, but the committee have not begun the actual business. The managers, it Is sald, will stand out against any wage advance, preferring to take their chances with an arbitration board. One of the ralirond managers declared that to grant an Increase voluntarily to the switchmen would mean a general ad- vance for all employes. The number of switchmen involved, he sald, was com- paratively a slight consideration, but as the tralnmen and conductors on all eastern roads have asked for an increase the rall- roads cannot afford to give In. They are ready, however, to submit the entire con- troversy to arbitration under the Erdman law, as they have offered to do in the northwest situation A committee representing the trainmen and conductors on all the estern rallroads will meet here Friday to canvass the vote recently taken on the question of demand- | ing & uniform schedule and & general ad- vance to bring the wages on the eastern lines up to the standard which prevails | west of Chlcago. Second Raid at Missouri Valley. LOGAN, Ia., Dec. 15.—(Special)—As a re- suit of Information flled by County At- torney Thomas C, Smith, Sheriff Rock, as- sisted by his deputy, Coulthard, and Con- stable Peckenpaugh, fell on the saloons of Missourl Valley Saturday evening and taok two wagon loads of liquor and placed it i the city jail for safe keeping, but after the officers were out of the city one saloon brought in a fresh supply of liquor and opened up business, but the officers searched and captured two wagon loads of liquor where the saloon opened up and in addition arrested the following men for violating the liquor law and malntaining & nuisance: Jones, Maloney, Gary, Miltmen, Davis, Fitagerald, Wilson, Reel and Zahner, all of whom have given bonds and will have a preliminary hearing Tuesday. Wednesday, December 15, the matter of njunction will be argued before Judge Wheeler. The four wage. loads of cap- tured liquor were brought to Logan this evening and will be held here awaiting the outcome of the litigation to follow. * Branch Lib The trustees of the free pubile lbrary are plenning to establish branch libraries in the public school ‘They have placed in the hands of Mrs. Dalley, the librarian, a fund of $10 from which oxtra books in constant demand In the ehildren's depart. ment may be bought to supply the demand | created by these branch libraries. The board has also decided to increase tha appropriation for the purchase of magazines so that several copies of the more popular ones Will be on nand to meet the needs of the patrons of the library. |our choice asortment of fancy frames and The appropriation for magasines was| mouldings. Hundreds of ~patterns from wbout 8225 and this will be increased by | which to select. Rosewoods, walnuts, and 1. antique effects are leaders, with nothing We are showing the largsst and best ar- u ,.:::;‘"0;:,,':::0,‘::_ i Aamuty. Ny sortment of coaster wagons and sleds ever ; brought to Council Bluffs. Wagons rang ALEMND,':,“:N"RT RTORS, In price, 2, §2.0, 3 and $2.50. Sleds, the cel- czgman COUNCIL BLURPS. 1A, THE FASHION Has the reputation for doing first class Ladies Talloring and Fitting. You can al- ways tell our garments by their iines and style. When you see them If they are made to order or ready to wear, we guar- antee, If you try us, to give you thé best fit, up-to-date styles, at very reasonable prices. Wa do all kinds of alterations also in furs, Open Evenings Till 9 P. M. 33 South Main Strect " TIDINGS, GENTLEMEN At My Now Looation, 1063 South Main. 1 ani now prepared to do firkt class tailor- ing, Kive you tho best goods, best styles boat inaterlals, best workmanship and the best values. 4t e make y A sult of | o Bt s Yy RO W u_mm"f brated F[exlhl- Fiyer, $2.60, ¥, 3.7 and e My sult #a®. P. C. De Vol Haw. Co., 004 B'way, Lukegord, The Tailor T N. Y. Plumbing Co. Tel, 30. Night, L1702 This little sticker will be sold all over the United States dur- ing the coming holiday season, for tuberculosis prevention. Where you can buy the stamps: Associated Charities, 408 City Hall Bee Bullding, Newa Stand John Bath, Florist, Boyd Th Bee Office, 17th and Farnam. oaton Drug Co. 16th and Farnam. rissey Pharmacy, 34th and Lake. Milton Darling, 1ith and Farnam. Donatue, Florlst, Farnam, 16 and 17, Mrs. Figley. New York Life Bldg. 813, Haines Drug Store, Farnam near i6th. Kilpatrick's Store, 16th and Dousl: Liiputiun Bagaar, 1618 Farnam. Matthews Reok Stere, 15th, gear Doug. Milton Rogers, 14th and Farfam Myery-Dillon Drug Co., 16th aud Far Ten Oent Store, Mr, Dooley, 16th n Douglas Owl Drug Co., 16th and Howard. Plel Drug Co., 18th and Farnam. Mrs. Wim. Berry, 1414 N. 26th St, South Cmaha. CHRISTMAS FRAMING—Place your or- ders at once. You w ou will be delighted with e SRR NG Ave Thompeon-Belden, 16th and Howard. Y. M. C. A, 17th and Harney. Y. W, C_A., 17th and Howard. Ginters, Dundee Drug Store. Brandeis Atore, 16th and Dou Bennett Co.. 16th and Harney. 4 Brown's Jewelry Store, 16th near Far- nam. Willlams & Smith, Farnam, 14th and 15th Sherman & MoConnell, 16th and Dodg& Howell Drug Store, Loyal Hotel. Bhrader Drug Co., i6th and Chicago " 8. Kohn near Capitol ter. BEight Divorces at Gleawood. GLENWOOD, Ia, Dec. 16.—(Spectal)— Eight divorces were granted and consi able equity business was transacted at the term of district court just closed. The ases against the city of Glenwood (fif- teen In number) for damages caused by the overflow of Keg creek were disposed of by demurrer favorable to the oity. The e of George E. Mann againkt the Bur- \ngton Rellef assoclation was decided in favor of the plainuff and a verdict for 186.80 returned. The case of Graham against the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rallroad company for $30,00 was continued until next' term. No erlminal cases were tried this term. H. C. Pease was taken to nhe inebriate asylum at Xnoxville by herift Linville last Friday. YOUNG MEN ARE SENT TO JAIL Girls with Them Are Fined—Police to Stdp Dances. Frank Murphy, R. J. Stone and the two girls, Luella and Ethel Thompson, who |were arrested at an early hour Sunday | morning at the Metropolitan hotel, where they had registered as man and wife, were h fined $10 and costs in police conrt yesterday morning. The young men werc not charged with a more rious offense than disorderly conduct, despits the faci that Ethel Thompson Is sald to be only 16 years of age. The young fellows were unsble to pay thelr fines and will board them out In the city Jail. Ethel Thompaon, the roungest of the tw girls arrested, will be brought before thc GRAND OPENING or >« 16th and Douglas 16th and Farnam. ar Howard, Grocery. Butts Rros., Ty Wilke & &Mitchell, Put a Red Cross stamp on every Christmas package CLUBBING OFFERS Daily and Sunday Bee..............$8.00) Qur Pri Review of Reviews ...coevneeeernces 3,00]0 ONLYce $710 Our Price ONLY $4.60 Our Price ONLY $4.50 10ur Price i ONLY Regular price for both one year. .$7.50 $6.40 THE OMAHA BEE OMAHA, NEB. Grocery. City Elections 1n Massachusetts Worcester Changes to Wet Column and Salem to Dry—Thirteen | Others Are Unchanged. A. A. CLARK & CO. LOAN MONEY ON Zovsssown rossrons HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE i AFD ANY CHATTEL SEOURITY AT ONE-HALF THE USUAL RATES. Twenty Years of Successful Bustmess. d()l\m MAIN AND BROADWLY, OVER AMERICAN NXPRESS. i PO iy M firm calling chemestves Tpo Clygk [ pOTE B8 g m p .L BOSTON, Deec. 15.—The Moense quesiion | S was again the paramount lssue in the elec- | Dies at Ninety-Seven. |tions in fifteen Mussachusette cities today. | BOONE, In., Dec. 16.—(Specinl)~Xonday | Worcester going Into the “wet* column | morning . H. Bennett dled at the age of Mer two vears of no lMoense. Salem wen | ? vetrs, He was born in Cambridge |PAck to no lcense after a year of license Mern, April ®, 1812, and while yet & lad | The other clties remain as they wern a e e family o Dridgepors |¥ear ago on the floense question, [ Cahf, | Whin manhood ‘wah-resthed the | M8YOF Qeorse L. Brown, s pollosmay e mayor of Lowell, who won by an unprecc tamily moved to La Porte, Ind., where Mr. | jonieq majority last year, was beaten by Beinett was married to Miss Frances | iy gemocratic opponent, John F. Meehan. | Winchell. Here their five children were| Mayor John F. Hurley was defeated in | born and raised. Balem by Arthur Howard, a newspapur ~yyerg | owner. Howard has been a resident of the Magunolia's Oldest Resident De qlty only s yesr, during. which' time le | LOGAN, Ia, Dec. 1.—(Speelal)~The |,y conducted & strenuous campaign, edit- ¢ l 'he Beautiful Gerner :x;:fizggr:?-{fi?;:m: ::;Em:':‘;:;:‘:'r;‘.hllllh::p:;“l;or: « time frum:nll because DOXEY Jewelry Store ycloek. Interment was in Magnolla ceme- lNaUlnY GOES OVEH Special displays of rich Diamond Jewelry and fine selected gems. Wha- eory., Mr. Hardy eame to Harrison county n 182 At the time of death he was recog- | Grand Jury Lays Case Aside to Look mto Killing of Man by Boy ley's seven-piece orchestrs afternoon and evening, Wednesday, Decem- ber 15th. You are invited to be present. Regular price for both one year. .$9.00 [ Daily Bee (without-Sunday).........$4.00 Woman'’s Home Companion ......... 1.50 Regular price for both one year. .$5.50 ——— |§ Daily Bee (without Sunday).........84.00 | Cosmopolitan .....eeeeee siansnsess 150 Regular price for both one year. .$5.60 ...$6.00 eee. 150 \zed as the oldest resident settler of Mag: wlia. Chautte: ST. LOUIS, Dec. 15.-~After examining two | witnesses today the grand jury temporarily | dropped the investigation into the death of | Willlam J. Erder to take up the death of Theedore R. Ballard, who was killed by & | boy autmoblle driver last night. Mrs. E. | F. Doxey, charged with Erder's death by | poisoning, is still o Jall. Four men and | two women have been killed by youthful | chauffours here recently. George Gebhart chauffeur, who ran down Mr, Ballard, was arrested. and released on ball to answer any charge the grand jury ma Finds Mother in Poorfarm, CORYDON, 1Ia, Dee. 15~(Special)— Afier a search of twenty-five years, Miss dinnie Stewart of Dodge Clty, Kan., has at | ast found her mother, Mrs. Emily Hel- nlck, In the county poor farm. The daugh- | or has searched the country over to find | or mother, Mrs. Helmick w found by ounty officers , twenty-two years ago at ambria in, & wretched condition Daily and Sunday Bee. Cosmopolitan Geo. Gerner st 411 BROADWAY Tallew in Oream. ROCKFORD, Ia, Dee 15 —(Special)— Mrs. G, W, Holt, a dalry owner of near bere, was fined §0 and the costs in & jus Ja&uemin's YE POP JEWELRY BHOP