Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 28, 1909, Page 6

6 THE BEE: OMAHA TUESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1909, | O hie o nelers o |IV¢| H DR. COOK'S LEAVE TARING [Thrcan hie tanere co.ao cuis and mis cur | Madriz Takes in the (ranster see Janise B. Pergan preee | I 1LZ81MMONS Beltasoui pied BiR, LoARITE, o0 Johnson also announced that “Gu ther fallure to come out from his seclu- dent of the First Natloral bank; John J RSN NG pHNOUBCN, S -4 ~| - * Smith, a Pacific coas weavywelght x \} son ahd deferd Mimit ifos. the An: Immediate bteps Mitchell, president of the Iliinols Trust 1s Knocked Out il Be ons S NS Vralainy sartuere: OTHERS should teach hat_he uld pltch his traint mp Charles Wake Tells How Explore:|nouncement of the verdict, he undoubt- and Savings bank; Samuel Insull prosident p Former champion, Samgs J. Corpett sthe their little ones the dally edly has rend In the newspapers wherever of the Commonwealth Faison company,|® B Fthers. waa 1n Chlcsss tod i h Disappeared from New York. | [0l Aen T o eome. convinoed that my for the Pcople and John A. Spoor. president of the Unlon By Bill l—‘ang purtners was In chicago today. 1o pretl use of some good dentifri R | confidence in him was sAdly misplaced.” Stock Yards and Transit company, | rouble In winning the | CHANGED PIANS AND “SLOPED” . and by so doing spare th Orders 0ld Officials Imprisoned for Veteran of Ring Puts Up Game Fight |FAST DASKET BALL WEDNESDAY annoyance ‘ ; {Mob Finishes Missppropriation of Funds—2e- | YV Oman's Long $6 Mwslve Roiids, Bt Bios — | much pain an Finnlly Wrote from Europe to Find Chicago Team to Play In Omaha Th Wherenboats of Wite Who Had One Murderer| laya Guest of Diaz, Hair Stolen cumbs to Uppercut. Week. nr Lyon’s vers of the great indoor game will bhe Origl 1 Records in % ST g » ™ MANAGUA, Nicaragua, Dee. 27.—The new —_— Her Han Priutaent. of N gt T g SYDNEY 8V ored with the opportunity ‘to see two | " alp Nicaragua, Jose ) ! A o | elg ocked out [DIE fames of basket ball at the Youns e Henry Pennington Taken From Jail | (i om % 0o s strong hana, | St Louis Woman Knooked Unconsci- |the Australlan heavyweight, knocked out (¥ £3mes of PAGRer WS G (he TONAR | \ Omaha Wednesday ey PERFECT {Bob Fitzsimmone In the twelfth round of i j wapty | ing of this week NEW YORK, Dec. 2.—Charles Wake of and Hanged to Steam Pipe at e edaipt R U R e ous and Heavy Strands Are |their tight at Rush Cutter's Bay stadium [The Chicago Institute and Training School this eity, Aretle explorer, member of -the Harley, Va. L O e Cut Off. |today. The tight was evenly ested up | team will meet the Young Men's Chrlstian Explorers' club, and therefore one of the | had publicly announced in effect that the to the last round, when Lang forced Fits- | o e the tantic tand mont Should prove s e, 2T.~Bill Lang, | fo taunchest supporters of Dr. Frederick A A W country was practically on the verge of HBoH' to tis SODYE, ' IcibeRed Kimi down fo) boy 15 Tastent, and most exouing Kam (.('kv dv\ulnl]:h-»(‘-mk standard last night | HURLEY," Va., Dec. 7’»'1"""“:"“ the ‘7‘“:‘”‘"“'% 'l'"‘x "’“‘"d": J“"'l"";l“’l‘""- ST. LOUIS, Mo, Dec. 27.—Mrs. Willlam ‘l-un a right )\nnll‘ blow to the jaw .m.n."r"‘";'t‘" baing ; 'he stroniest *-;\'"* C!Canses' preserves and bca“‘ Althugh losal for several days acter the | KIMNE here on Christmas eve of Samuel | Zelaya's son-in-law, and Ernesto Martinez, | 3. Ehien, whose five feet of heavy blonde |when he rose, sent him to the fioor se |in this section of the couniry. but they | oo : n\u-«;:.«th." .:Ann'uf the University of Cop- | Baker and the serious wounding of his wife | Zelaya's last finance minister, was ordered. | hair has been the envy and admiration of |less from a right hand uppercut. g A T AR L o tifies the tCCJ!, prevents lOQ‘h enhagen on Cobk's records, Wake now says | 81d two children by the former's old en- | They are now in the hands of the author- | gt Louls women for years, was knocked | Fitzsimmons had not appeared In the ring { Ch1eago. As a preiminiry the Omaha deca and imparts purity that he was dectived by the explorer, He |©my, Henry Pennington, a mob of 100 cltl- | itles charged with misappropriation of | unconscious by an unidentified man as sho [In Australla since he et here for the [ HhyBchool quintet e up Aguinst | d Ka b ‘ adds that he does not know where Dr, |2¢ns late last night took Pennington trom |funds, failure to register government Londs | was leaying her home for church yesterday | United States many years ago, and when | Crescenta® 1oih of thete Lma aoclation ! and fragrance to the reath. Cook I8, except that he s in Burope, al-| Jall, where he had been Incarcerated under |and the circulation of unsigned paper|morning and her hair was chopped off |he climbed through the ropes today he was |the lacal high being in the fronc rank of | though he is aware of Mrs. Cook’s where- [ heavy guard, and hanged him to a steam- | money. | close to her head with a razor. She was given an enthusiastic ieception. ‘The vet- | S¢hool teams. | about, which he declines to reveal pipe. Francisco Baca, who has replaced Dr.{qragged, unconscious, Into the hallway of eran looked to be in spiendid condition WITH THE BOWLERS, ‘ook has had ample time to express| Pennington, who had been drinking, picked | Jullan Frias as minister general, s pre-| por home and lay in that condition for an |after his long period of preparation for to- himself since the records were examined,” |® Quarrel with Baker and shot him while | paring a decres establishing a commission | oy hofore she was found. Her condition |day's iight. The endurance contest at Francisco's is | gald Mr. Wake, “but he has not done so, |the latter was on his way to a Sunday |for the purpose of revoking the franchises | g gerious, | The fight opened rather tamely, Lang [getting pretty warm. Wiley still leads, 80 long as 1 live I shall never forget the |® hool Christmas tree with his wife, his | under which a score of monopolles, given Today's attack was the third in two [showing hls extreme nervousness. He was \J"\:‘I:p‘:nx(!«l\-‘ ]’ugr‘\‘r| (l; \‘|‘.v for H‘L'A fifteen degree of nonchalance with which he waved | (W0 children and a friend, Watt Meadows. | to Individuals by Zelaya have been oper-| ey She was approached on the street |freely hooted for hoiding in the ciinches [ F3 itverage and Anderson thiva swin i his hand towards the beautifully engraved |S¢€ng that he had killed Baker, Penning- | ated. Theso monopolies poured Into Ze-| ., ne previous occasions by & man who!and frequenty butting hls opponent and | As this event closes December 3i, it i8 ex- degree and the handsome gold medal that |On started to run awayy, Mrs. Baker called | laya’s purse vast sums of money for, While | ¢i.5¢ 11090 an offer in money for the hair [Fefusing to break clean. Fltzsimmons, on | beeted that nothing less than a 20 average had been conferred on him by the Copen- |8fter Pennington and implored him to help | they were ostensibly In the handa of others, | 4n4 (hen attempted to clip off the two |the contrary, fought cleanly and quickly | ¥ill Win hagen university and replied: ‘“There s [her take the body home, it was to the -former president that the , gi9y with shears. The hair fell far be- |became the favorite with the crowd Many members of the Commerclal league The ruse worked and. Pennington went | greater portion of the returna was trans- |\ (UG My LV B OET Ll T8I TG e gt progressed Lang regained [ wii be an hand b0 see (e s 8N back to the spot where his victim lay |ferred. Passos s looked upon as the |, 1, CRSP SUF EIC VRO TRRIRE RV o Stidence and forced the puce, but Fitz- | Willow Springs and Bicyclos, bowl this dead. Bent upon Avenging the deed, Mrs, | creator of these monopolies and the dummy ) simmons cieverly evaded his rushes anda [ SYening as they base thelr chances on Laker grabbed Pennington's pistol from his | utilized by Zelaya to cover his large stock the best evidence. “1 do not know who is caring for hin children in a New Yorx boarding school, winning the tournament with these two but I presume relatives are doing it. How | frequently landed clean blows on the fact | teams. The team that beats elther one of much money he made on his trip and what |Pocket and shot twice at him. Her aim was | interests therein. His arrest has been en- Harry Orme Has and body. In a hot rally in the eleventn | them will about win the honors. SotehIBane of ¢ 1780 A6t KSW." {bad. Pennington recovered possession of | thusiastically received. 3 . |round Fitssimmons cut Lang's right e} Mr. Wake says he does not wish his|the Pistol and then shot the woman and [ Santos Ramires, Zelaya's chief of tele- Mlsha n Alrinwmy with a left hand punch. i ';:(\.n‘x"inll::”:;‘(u:hl‘-"e\ol;::?.\..‘”!hIH :“xlsnhnn.» statement to be taken as an attack on D, |dttempted to kil Meadows and the two x;nph has also been arrested. He fs p [ When the twelfth and last round opence | Jisappointment to many of the membery Cook; biit he féels impelled to Jet the facts mx.,mrm. el "‘Nr“"h h‘u'\inl ;;ml.; ln'lPKdP!.T in y::« {Lang rushed Kitzsimmons through the |if Mose T»esn t shine in some one of the speak for themeelves. iie then recites hi | Pennington was captured by a posse on m: el I‘rer(-fnl LT t P‘I oper and floored him With & right hana | EeNts. s Colts bow! \heir tive.men experiences with the explorer, among them |OUtSKIFts of the town after an exchange of | government troops to abandon their strong | Inventor of Areoplane Suffers Fall |swing. Fitssimmons took the count of nine | {hed ool I (e Spagolers they have the following Arrangements to Sail. “It was flually arranged that Mr. Lons- dale, Dr. Cook's secretary, should sail for | shos with the officers, who badly wounded | positions. Generals Anastasio Ortiz, Benlto | g : SES TORIEralEy.. TAuE Wb B¢ hInk Eorolly | e o o) ! hget al lercely g Y, Anc on, Martin, Bl - |him. Last night a band of about 100 citi- | Chavarria and Paulino Godey, who were| Similar to One Tl?‘“ Injured &6 B00n 88 BN reanined. him-fest; batiering | N6, (BRUIl- WA FEANSINOC. Sra; aitofk. o zens was quietly organized, the guard was | banished by Zelaya In 18% have been re- Orville Wright, the tottering veteran about the ring. He [DCS¢ bets for 1, Zor 3 in the singlos. Take cverpowered and Pennington was taken to |cal'ed by Madriz. of some of the dark horses. City z forced Fitzsimmons against tne ropes and, } Champ Klauck Is to be considered and the engine room of a lumber mill nearby | MEXICO CITY, Dec. 27.—That Zelaya in- with & hard right uppercut on the jaw, seat [ many othcrs, Who have but recently entered Copenhagan with a typewriiten copy of the |54 1anzeq 1o a steam pipe. The body was | tends to go eventually to Belglum was the| WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. %—Harry |\ 0 5g 0 "0 0 IBEOCHINTHO IR BAm S, rgords, on the United States of the Scan- | gqieq with bullets and was then left hang- | belief expressed tonight by Minister Castro, | OTMe, the Inventor of an aeroplane which | ™)) "l P o ravorite In the bet- > oEa diavian-American line, sailing on Novem- |, "\l g o'clock this morning, when it [ Nicaraguan representative in this clty, He|eXPerts have declared to be a long step |\, o 0t a0y of 1 to 2 His welght was wn- |50 b (he Tounas Baiutdey o it 1t ahe gr %, and that the doctor and his wifs, | oy cu¢ gown, sald the former president probably would |fOrward in the sclence of aviation, came |, /0.4 at 168 pounds, while Fitzelmmons |Can go that good in the’ tousnament ohg (.1 rylng thé original, should sall for « Baker was & son-in-law of “Aunt Betty” | come direct to Mexico City where he would | t0 EFlef herc last week in a,private trial | (2U0CH T D FOTERR WS L ECERECUE will Win' some' money. nde s8U @ « Seltle, o, y e v y - | M X ool o . nda, under a ”“‘_"_"fl:“"”‘v."; the ::‘,C Justice and a brother-in-law of George |doubtless be the guest of President Diaz|80d his flying machine was badly dam- |\, - oteroe, 7The weather was warm 8na |donpies Eicle s R i Aving on November 2. Lonsdale and his |\ agowe, two of the victims of & sextuple | for a time after which he would proceed|®8ed. The news leaked out today. Orme's (10 FCEio LA BEREEAT WS BEF Tors,and Baiser 18 uot Bad. cltasr r- MADE IN THE companion were then to take the original | oto PV Ve O e e 880, for which | to Belgium, his wife's native land. accident was similar to that which over- . Herman Beselin promises o land better to Copenhagen and Dr. Cook was to remum} 4 about that 620 at St. Louis In versity. It' vas understood that the doctor 1| 3alina Cruz at %:30 tonight, according to a | the death of Licutenant Selfridge of the [ Colored Fighter Celebrates First An-|eveni—took second money to e ~otonal Howard Little has been sentenced to die| The Mexican gunboat Guerrero, with ex- [took Orville Wright at Fort Myer and |JOMNSON'S YEAR AS CHAMPION |than fourth in the big card. Here is H within easy dfstance of a call front the uni- | janior o 3 President Zelaya on board, arrived off | Which resulted in his serious injury and about that 60 at Bt Louls. 1n e A bove al‘gest iS! eY and Lonsdale should come to my office at dispatch to the Associated Press from that | 58Dl corps of the army. niversary of His Victory. oy o o'clock on the afternoon of November 24 Man Murdered port. The vessel made no attempt to enter| A 100se Wire got in the way of the Pro-| CHICAGO, Dec. 2i.—Jack Johnson, the |, ATt O'Cander is certainly in fine form ] ] to arrange some of the details of Lonsdale's p the 'Farbior, bt ancHored "outdlde, pellers, breaking the steering device and | heavyweight pugilistic champion of the ff,"p},’l‘," ngles _The Boosters are going lstl ery departure. To allay the anxiety of the doc at Kansas Clt The Guerrero was not expected to reach | Fulning many of the wire supports. The | WOrld, celebraied here vesterday the first Lrhen. e towis, tor and his wife, 1 had arranged with & Y |satina Crus before tomorrow night and|imachine will be repaired within the next by Yt R e IR T CELTD Olafield Cuts Recdrd. detective agency to have him constantly must have made a record breaking run, | few days, when the tests will be resumed. |sented to his mother. It was just ‘one| LOS ANGELES, Cal, Dec. 21—Barney ln The WOl‘ld. shadowed, and the detective was at my |Clothing Bears Mark of Tailor at|it 1s said here, to cover the distance in|The Orme machine differs from the usual | year ago today that Johnson knocked out | Oldfleld established a new world's record office to pick him up. Grand Island, Neb. “W. Mc” 50 short a time. Officlals of the Mexican | types of aeroplanes in that it 15 equipped | (on spammimnanis Raroe e sound Of | (00 feroechamiles on & clreular track today ‘Dr. Cook did not appear at the hour ap- rand Island, Neb., . Mo government computed the time that would | With a parachute arrangement above the |bay, near bydney, N. 5. W., and won the | Benz, Oldfield reduced the record of 3.t [13 99 pointed, but Lonsdale eventually connected on Signet Ring. probably be consumed in the trip at sey- | biplanes, which the inventor belleves will | world's title. made by Ralph DePalma, to 13:42%. Old’ Bottled In Bond With me on the (clephone away from my enty-two hours, " aithough they .admitted | prevent the sudden plunging of the arial | ; T4IKINg of his coming fight with James | fleld was an easy winner in the five-mile Rk i1 A J. Jeftries, was postponed by the cham. |race with Ben Kerscher, drt ? oifice, and at 9 o'clock he met me and told | K ANSAS CITY, Dec. Z.—Beneath a plle [that the gunboat could make the run In|craft to earth If any mishap occurs in | pion, until he had carved a turkey and toid | caca, his time being 4.7, O ' "8 & Dar me the story of Dr. Cook's disappearance. o prygh pear Kansas Clty, Kan., the body (much less time if necessary. midalr. about his fallure to get turkey after his — He said they came down from Bronxville | Guaranteed by the L . SaRaY. 2 fight with Burns and how he made his St. Yves Wins By Yard. )t an unidentified man was found yester champlonship dinner on & pig 4 b w0 2:30 that afternoon, Intending to %0 10 |gay” He was about 4 years old and his ” R LAUGH SEATTLE, Wash., Dec. 2I.—Henry 8¢ ; s . After tho dinner Johnson sald he was [ vy, ry st my ofilcc. On tielr arrival they found the | (ot} ey bore the tallor mark, “M. Kalman, [Notal Of Gifts MAN'S REVENGE FO cortain the forthcoming fight with Jot. | Yofexted John Masn Barmaotn Poamord: . O, Governmen Lsyal array of detectives walting to shadow | rona” Tuand, Neb. A signet ring bore Employe of Feeble Minded Asylum |[Ties would be staged at San Francisco in . pic them. 71hey huiried through the crowd . »y & yard in a fifteen mile match race ¢ rem. airied thro er i the initials W. Mc." It appears that the| R h H h aud saw & south bound Madison avenue g cacnes riig Sum| xis Woman, Wounas Another, stead ‘of Salt Lake City and announcec | fuy! St Yves' time was 1:8:41 man was murdered with a hatchet several Burns Building and Self. 100 P 00{ car, just getung under way. On seelng the |qove aoo Hig pockets were turned inside I et 2.".“1’&‘1", it et and 1| .| Amount Forty Millions Greater Than m"“;""””"'(’*;‘“;‘ Pty 8. e Around the CornCOb Fire This Whiskey is thoroughly am goiug tg take it, Come alon.’ ZIONISTS CONGRESS MEETS During Any Previous Year in |oiSit e Ml saset A W N vtang | o 1| filtered and carefully aged, Dr. Cook Slips Away. Country’s History. Asylum and Training School for the Fecble | “As I was saying before Garvin butted second baseman, ma: i i i by b : £ : o , may prevent the con-| giving it an exquisite flavor ‘They. taen mado thels way. to the Penn: FIRST TIME IN GERMANY Ao, 50 i e, cntont. whor s [ 18- With Them Sobe Guotts By RoNE om o ST oA, pravent, the con| giving % & “whether Omaha gets John Lower or ter o emel, 1! Ivania depoi b, circuitous route and tered into with the Lincoin club of and an extreme! elical i s g :‘,,_m:”:,,w;mz:;p,m_ Prof. Nordeau Advises Jews Not to| NEW YORK, Dec. 2.—The total bene-|Killed Miss Rita Phillips and fired five | whether Denver gets him, will make no Western league for the purchase by the Y i 2dith S difference to me. I am golng to h Y TP AR IR et 5 ¥ ng the | bullets nt the body of Miss Edith Spence, "I am golng to have & Nebraskans - of ~Zaiuske aimen” ohs| bouquet. Our the way to Jersey City he had his Comuift Caube:té Yeung Theks factions in the United 5'“;;’“ gs“»’éms he|an attenddyt at the i stitution. He then | DBIL téam that wil: cut some didoes In the Stankard. Maiager FOX of the Bryan town <} mgliktkine AKkyeH et and’ exokkageaihis in Osman Empire. last twelve months was 262,000, Parricaded Hiimself and scattering koroseno | Laion 1910, Anno Domino. = Oh,"I'm not team recognized m the trio a velyable set acrby for a wsoft felt hat. His parting amount fust $40,00,000 sreater, than any| o T EE L bullding, It was PR 3:""y§,-§’°efx'1‘é.‘\‘7."‘f.‘..’.’3".‘:," BiYs of players, and he was anxious to annex d . o e y — ® he coun- . v 3 advance them. S 11 woias (o Loisua’ were: ‘Now I shail be| HAMBURG, Dec. I1.—The Internationai|previous ysar in the history O e ou™ | qestroyed 4nd Yox was burned to death. |ihagh the lines wo have out are coming n It was the intention of Manager Hen. erved m a wbie 10 get tome sleep. Tell Mr. Wake I |Zionist congress, the first held in Ger- | try, according to statistics comp v d .| 102ded down with game. At that, I'm not dricks to seil all three, but he has learned w 1, sl ne er, | many, opened yesterday with a large at- [ New York newspaper. The amount thls || saving -vlhlnx against Lower, you under- pnothing but good of Tom Stankard, while : Wi Write him, using the name of Harper, (many, op ¥ i ] e a0 o Wes aivet Wiison Leaves Brussels. stand; I !ike him, he's a good man and I {n the east, and he probably will hold on F]_rst-class Bars but tell him 1 trusc him (o keep this secret, | tendance. David Wolffsohn ot Cologne, [ year was over twice as large BRUSSELS, Deo, ‘26—Henry Lane Wil |would be giad o have him back, but I tn tis naavy hittor Bavomer and niiod 28 ] wiung with the rest.’ president of the excautive committec, |away last vear, following the panic Of | son, the retiring Amerioan ministor, has|mean that if 1 don't get him back T'll be recognized as first class men. out besaare i y e leg ol 1l hooked anyway." aifficulty had by I year By 1 was greally surprised and at first|greeted the delegates: He outlined the [1907. left’ Brussels, the legation now being in |2l ” o culty had by last year's Denver ! ce|charge of U. Grant Smith. the secretary, | Cincinnati, from whom Pa borrowed manageme 9 v { highly Mcensed, ard for the first time be- | present status and outlook of Zionist | The principal benefactors in 1909 have pendfng e a T ATE a ‘;:“l:l;; Lower, may sell him to Buffalo and Buf- al:;'g;‘d'"ij‘r‘f with the players they will be u 'S an a es' gun 10 feel some misgivings. 1 concluded, | projects, making particular reference to |been the late John S. Kennedy of New (Gharles Page Bryan. who formerly was | falo may let him o to Denver. ““Stankard probably will be placed in the nowever, that perhaps his mind might have | the fact that Palestine is now under cou- [ York, $26,660,000; John D. Rockefeller, $12,- | minister to Portugal. _— g outfield. He did not make much of a Always Ask For It ] perhay & gk These words dropped from Pa’ t - gary beeri affacted and that (herefore he snould | stitutional government. 52,000, and Andrew Carnegle, $6,066511. OF mouth, acted Like & match set (0 ShAYINGS Slese of jast ceason DUl ih coring the fties : noc be heldtoo riglaly accountable. Zionists, he sald, must not believe that it | the total amount given In 1%9, over a third PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS and the rest of the hoys opened up, where- tice in the art of judging and catehing CLARI\L BROS. & CO., Lonsale sailed with the copy of the |is their duty, to follow the Young Turks|was given specifically - for educational|’ e TR upon some eecrete gotout. T flles he snould prove a good fieder. "His Distillers Pooria: I he R s d : 2 e rs. M, C. Robinson, oyd street, 1w ack rst base, stick work will be a big help to the 5 . r¢tards on the United states on Thursday, | without discrimination. They are merely a wor and Mr. fud’ Mre. Fred Fisher, 104 South | BUlY Fox on second and Skipper Bill at Grizzlies, ! November 2%, and on the following day |political party of the empire, and it would '| Twenty-elghth street, have gone to Duluth | third, 1 guess we won't have any infield, “Ihe decislon to keep Stankard means |—— N Mrs. Cook, Who knew nothing more about | be tactless and unwise for the Zionists to | STATEHOOD WILL COME on a visit. b ;::gna_r“-;l ojohnnle Gonding, in that that seven of last years Pisyerswill re- ’ her husband's whereabouts than 1 did, |mix in the internal political affairs of C. C. Phinney of Chariton, F. B. Perry of | 5°f% turn. The others are Lindsey, Meap Hart-| [OW A LADY S Hps uppgan rylie i b & Sl Bl gkl Rt AT THE END OF A YEAR|Greenwood, 1. Fetors of ‘Gretna and B | John had just dropped In to get his toes man, Thompson, Cassidy and Olmstend, 101 > X y by com ng thelr cause to any e ot e ot hatne And warm, Catcher Haas and Pitcher Knolls, who it “On the next day, the 27th, we received | political party. our first word from Lr. Cook. It came in| He sald that the Jews would never ac- | Le®} You say Kane, Fox and Schipke will be was expected would be asked to report ientifi Py .| Colonel W. F. Cody, “Buffalo Bill,” of | with | A Y abn . aEL to_revort, | Health Restored by’ Scientific ntion at This Seasion Wil Pro-| Colondl W. F Cody, “Butfalo BUL" of | with us ageln next year?' chirped Dad have ‘been dropped, It 13 sald.’—Denver y uie form of a letter, postmarked Toronto, | cept privileges In Turkey if they were com- vide Territorios With Way to at the Henshaw. Colonel Cody is enroute| “Sure,” raplied Gonding, “why?" Vipe Treatment unt, to Mrs. Cook. pelled to assimilate with the Turks and be Secure Constitutlon: east to look M!e; his show interests. n"glmugh! they had been sold,” rejoined » Miller of Michigan and Dr. Cook might “In it he told her to meet him in Europe | excluded from Palestine. But they would —— J. E. Hickey of Denver, H. L. Harvey of | Dad. i ind somcthirg in common, both having s—— " i { 5 ‘ . 20.—8t ailas, 8. D.; 8. 8. var, fran- | “There aln't money enough in the coun- bi diated by sity. ! at once. ‘If the hounds are still pursuing | become, good Osman cltizens if allowed to| WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.—Statéhood leg- | Dallas, 8. D.j 8 8. lloward of San Fran-| —'Thers shyt money enough in the coun- becn repudiated by a university Radium Treatment, the best treatment in you' he sald, ‘put my original records in a | settle in the land of their forefathers, and | islation at the present session of congress | DeMar of livanston, Wyo., are at the Hen-|as he squinted one eve over toward Pa, A friend of Plerre, 8. D., thinks the Na- |th® world, the most modern and no guess safe deposit box and leave the Key with |there establish a Jewlsh natlon like an in- | Will not go beyond giving authority to the | shaw. who wasn't saying & word. tional league is getling some unjust [ work or experimenting, no sick or hope- Mr, Wake; If they are not following you, | dividual state In the empire, or other fed- | people of New Mexico and Arizona to hold| J. A. 'Black of Nebraska City, A. M criticlsm these days. National league or | less person. It makes no difference how 4 X P , The news is good news and it starts the what league, syndicate base b i bring the records with you. My lite 18 of [ eration. They do not Intend to establis) | constitutional conventions and provide | Leneen, L. i Diddle of Lincoln, V. M.| 0080 Petting. Totten base ball and wil 1t jat bo ruls|l1ong you have been treating if you will | / more importance than the poiar matter,|an independent state, the means for such conventions, 1t the |\’ Fowers of Chadron are at the Mer:| “Lll bet my next season's wages that the game No matier nbout Ban Johnson's | take time to investigate how we are re- v.uich can wait If necessary.’ Prof. Nordeau advised adhering to the | Wishes of leading members of congress dic- | chants. Hollenbeck and King wlill both be ba personality, He Is running the American | storing others to perfect health when other with us’* ventured Dan Butler in a burst lcague on a higher level just now than q : 3 A = TN N L F U | ’ lalists have failed you will be con ¥ Mrs. Cook Takes R | program of the first Zionlst congress at|tate the policy. This program s in| J. J. Halligan of North Platte, A. F.|of candor. Murphy, Brush et al. are running the Na- | *Pe¢ 0 “rala ,‘:‘ “:: ,,m-,,:: ,T,"","“ nd | Basel. At the conclusion of the address [harmony with the message of President Al B -“l(jll“:""‘“z‘:"‘;;“AU‘PW"‘;':Q”; “Now, here, you guys cut out this tattling tional. vinced that we can cure you. We don't the tone of the letter and | Basel. s s 3 r 3 ' right now, see?” t e seid 80, but Mrs. Couk begged me not (o | FYof. Nordeau was elected president of the | Taft. San Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Flynn| "That's your Pa. And say, they cut It, A players' strike in the extension of the nm,“ . ',:2:'7"' WEL wo g cuvll ot be hasty &nd 1 promised to stand by her, | CORgreas. During the last session of the Sixtleth|and Lovett Owens of Sheridan are at the 4o, schedule from 164 to 168 games is now | thelr condition and the cause of the dis- e ot ey o ol Sl congress the house passed a bill to admit | Rome. “Il tell you when the time comes who ls brewed about, probably not by players, | €ase; no matter how lonk It takes us to cturno e o g records . . 9 Speclal Revenué Agent J. F. Reed s |going to piay on this team of 1910 pennant however. find out, then we tre 1 Which' had boen given me for sate keeping | CATHOLICS ARE DISTURBED both New Mexico and Arlzona as separate | o ging the hdlidays with his family in |winners and you guys can make money by il Loy AN o i 1a with the suggestion that they be immedi- states. It was predicted that the measure | Nevada, Ja: In the interim several of the | not betting. Mister George Tebeau is resting up and y ure after others fall. Why not ¢ b il > OVER BELGIAN SITUATION | woula go through the senate in short or- | revenue agents are putting in the holldays saining strength in Denver for his attack |let us cure you before losing your mone, ately sent to Lonsdale. Mrs. Cook then | <3 however, | &t Omaha, getting ready for the work for | *President James C. McGill of the Den- on President O'Brien of the American as- | and time taking cheap treatment 3 der. Such was not the case, L : salled for Europe. 1 supposed that she | 5 T: | the ensulng year. ver Base Ball club recelved a letter this sociation, whom he has sworn to unseat, ” E lnd previotsly mafled the records but 1| eRC, Sipher Mesage from Rome(one meeting of the committee was heid [0y " " Youngers, representing the|morning from Manager Jack Hendricks White Wings has drawn the sinewa of | MAny sratetul men and women have { 5 , e At & | Calls Albort Lukewarm and the sentiment was entirely 8gainst| Armour Packing company for southeastern |confirming the purchase of Third Base- other wars from Denver and he evidently | taken our treatment and have been re- discgvered thiat she had changed her mind | for Raltiinn. v Mgt A o o ina holany o aagaster | man Dolan and Pitcher Jack Lower from thinks this s tho one unfalling source, | stored to health. One lady says: and had taken them with her, AR M e ’ Omaha relatives and frionds. He has been | Cineinnati. According to his statements But we expect to hear the morning after tAfter ‘he Nad' gatled 1 received an.in-| X The indications are that a bill will be (IR FERIEE BI04 from the Towa ter- |Dolan is & wonder, having led the Wis- election, that President O'Brien is still in quity from Dr. Cook, who was then i @RS Dec. 2.—The Petite Republiquc | pagseq at this session providing the means | ritory, where he has made good for the (cOnsin leaguo in batting and flelding last his seat. (AR iyl e “R N prings a resume of an alleged elpher dis- vel f ; ear, and costing the Cincinnati manage- o ¥ 4 Burope, for his wife's whereabouts, which | o, 0 14 ged clpher dis- | for holding constitutional conventions and | Armour company. T o P v & former Omuha Why\riot'get Jeff and Goteh o box and | P2eF Dostor: I communicated (o him. The nature of |PLCh sent by Cardinal Merry Del Val | tor elections to pass upon the question of | Kisth Knight of Gothenberg, R. Fits |i\Citer. was allowed to come to Denver Wrestle whilp at the Auditorium the night |1 apy Reting so ek Detio ant vauidat iR ture Of {papal secretary to the nunecio at Hrussels, # o constitutions, It| Eerstd ot Lincolw Vi opilobecht of | thyough courtesy of the Reds. of January 17 s o wou this dnquiry led me to believe that he was |guying that the aceession of King Albers | “30PH8 OF rejecting the co | Biller, A. 8. Mitchell of Norfolk, W. C,|tRIQUER courtesy of the Reds. @ e sale of ek be back whero I was & year ago for any- anxlous to megt her to get his originals |nas created Inquictude in Rome, where h is belleved that the effect will be to In-| barris of Sterling, Colo.; Scott Davis of | and hurry them to Copenhagen and this|is considered a lukewarm Catholle, with 4 : .. | thing; glad I met you and took your treat- {Jack Zalusky to the Wilkes-Barre, Pa., Well, one thing, Billy Murray, the de- | ‘i { 00k a sure good state constitutions and make it | Denver, H. O. Alexander, B. Stewart, L. |Jhck ajueky o th8 JVINESRRITE The ol manager ot Philadelphie.’ can oe. | Ment, and praise you to every one. WIill e two new stars will be added strengthicned my waning confidencs and |anti-clerical, even soclalistic sympathies, |CoTinn that prompted me to give public expression to| The cardinal therefore urges the papal W. Russell of Deadwood' W. A. Budiong |Giizhly catcher will report there. The claim with Paul of old: I have fought a | Gobc: Wishing you a merry Christnas and to the flag within a year from the date of | Paxcon. it. 1 have not heard from him since then, | nuncio to seek to surround the king with and C. M. Beason of Ogden are at the|cule of Zalusky and the investigation of good fight.” But Billy, also like Paul, was | * N@PPY new year. MRS, EL COOK the record ot Tom Stankard, last year's fighting against some dirty odd 8. EL . adjournment of the present congress, Asthma, Catarrh, Cancer, Lupus, Epl- directly or Indirectly, and I have no idea |a Cathollc entourage in order to complete 3 : L a t Lge i d C 01 ete | Kidney and Liver Troubles permanently where he is now. the work begun when the Catholics as CHINESE AND JAP FOOT BALL cured with the Radium treatment at the lepsy, Rheumatism, Gall-Stones, Stomach, “L confidently expected that he wouid |sumed power n 15 This would be PLAYERS ENGAGE IN FIGHT WALKER, Ia., Dec. 17, 1908, Radlum Medical and Surgical Institute, Omaha, Neb, ) SETTH Radlum Medical and Surglcal Institute, meet Mrs, Cook when she landed in|menaced If King AlBert gave hope to —_— northwest corner Thirteenth and Farnam Turope and rush the records to Copen- | iberalism and soclalism: According to th:| fhree Are Injured in Serap in which Maiy o T ! : e S Streets, entrance 30 South Thirteenth hagen, which he hid ample time to do, |reme authority, Cardinal Merry Dol Val Spectators Joined at San Always )7;([' /‘s‘"”“ Good Street, Omaha. instructcd the nuncip to conflrm the mar- Franeisco. y 0Olc f f To you who are in the clutches of dis- riage of King Leopold to Baronces Vaughan A fact worlhy of note, and an ease and whose very souls are burdened In order to tranquilize the Catholic v , 4 ¥ o nquilize the Catholle con- | oo\ R ANCISCO, Dec. M.~Three Jap- argument faf more polent than with the weight of your Infirmities, wo ams In the anese foot ball players were Injured today give 8 speclal invitation to call for frea mberiar s Coust Memwus banishe. |In @ free-for-all fight which followed the . words:— \ conaultation and: .expmfination. We want ! Ch B A C n | all tendency teward pneumonia. second annual contest between the Chinese you to know you are right before spending Imperia: eleven and the Japanese Fu)jl a cent. Our success depends on help BOSTON MECCA OF LEADING team, playing the American game. All tho ) e The truly appreciative lover you, Y(mlr h(—ul‘lh‘ulv:d ’lffffl::fl depe hia 4 d playera and many oriental spectators jolned on receiving the right nt at SCIENTISTS OF THE WORLD | in the tight and hostilities were continued £ bl right time, vigtond until & riot call summcned the police, [+) good beer goes ocks out Disease 18 aiways a handicap; it unfits One Thousand Papers on Subjects of | ppo game resulted in a victory for the 4 a person for business or pleasure, some- of his way, (when necessary) . Interest to Investigntors Will japanese team, 10 to 0. The Chinese p'ay- 4 4 times only temporarily, but often per- i BOSTON, Dec. 3.—Boston will\ be the |Dese belleved they had won possession ot to enjoy that dellghtfully sat- and the onp Riflicted. with 'Say, dissese focus of interest for followers of nearly | (e ball by winning the game, and set out outclassed. sy . S ot : AT | o recapture it. The fight followed. I I individual good, every phase of sclentific research in this isrying, indwiauat g ness ¥ country and abrcad during the coming § & A week, when about 1,60 scientists are ex- CHICAGO MEN BUY STOCK £ pecullar to HOTELS. which streak up between the shoulders or through the loins and down the limbs. Very com- | monly these pains are associated ! with @ ‘‘drawing'’ sensation at } the back of the neck. Be Read ers took the ball from the field. The Jap- manently. Life is & continuous struggle ! g s pected to attend u\: RS anninl | e ae AA - -+ e — R meeting of the American’ Association for | YOUR SUFFERINGS the Advancement of Sclence. The papers Interents in Chisage Oity Ba .HOTEL ROME S Boiia 2ihs 6 sy sl e soonit of 10 bé read at the general and sectiona Way. Company. z EVROPEAN | 2 dinordered. nervous sysiem. and are Fately meetings number, over 1,000 + im— (& the. tesals, of Kidney Uouble. Tomorrow the first general seaston of the| CHICAGO, Dec. 26.—Announcement was TR |8 COCEX bullds up the nervous sysiem, assoctation will be held. President T. C.|Made here tonight of the purchase of the | siimaistes o normal. bealthy fow of blood Chamberlain, president of Chieago uni. |J- Plerpont Morgan intercsts in the city versity, will then Introduce the new ‘presi. | Fallway company and other city traction dent, David Starr Jordan, president of the [ lines by Chicago financiers and the organ- ueatment. and the wholo sysem Is qulckly Leland Stanford university, The meeting | [ation of a new company to be known a: bailt up to & condition of Vigor, Virality and proper wiil continue through Thurs the Chicago City and Connecting Rallway p Semgy Tiutinghh b ey . company, & deal involving $70,000,000, 3 Your Moey Refunded If it Fails. Slashed with n Rasor, The sale Is the first step In the plan of 7. FINEST BEER EVER BREWED., tion of all loeal transportation lines, 1. Bucklen's Arnfca Salve heals th |surface and eleveted BEATON DAUG CO., ound. Guaranteed. e. For sale by| The deal was engineered by Ira M. Cobs, BLATZ COMPANY, Wholesale Dealers, ] 104k A2d ¥arzam Ste, Omaba. | Beaton Drug Co. president of the Asseis Iiealization com- . 802 Douglas Street, Corner 8th, Fhone Douglas 6643 ? PRICE $1.00 PER BOX. FOR SALE BY wounded with & gun, or pierced by & rusty | unifi 6 Unexortied " For “¥sC Wewiry ans Modern Appointments. ROME MILLER MR ——