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Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-16
Ak.SAR. BEN ANNUAL NEETlNC
Fi7aroisl Report Shows Balance on Eight
Side OF Ledger,
NOMINATIONS FOR BOARO OF GOVERNORS
President wsttIes aud y. r.. <elby
make short Addresses Touching
ON the work OF the
Organization.

The annual election Of tho knights of Ak
sar-Ben took place last night at the krug
thea ter, before the presentation Of the play
" the evening, "A Son Of Rest y large
attendance Of members filled the low"r
loor. while the board OF governors occupied
the stage. The meeting was called 10 order
at p. M. by the president OF the board OF
governors, @. w. wattles. The secretary.
". j. Penfold then read the minutes of the
last meeting which were received with ap-
plause and approved.
. The president then made a brief address,
in which he declared that the order of the
knights OF Ak-Sar-Ben had come to stay
and had proved its ability to stand alone.
He expressed the earnest wish that the
people Of the city would continue TO look
with favor on the efforts of the organza e
ton in furthcring the interests of the state
by taking pains to see that the state $
guests at the festivals were royalty enter
tanned. lie declared that the duty Of a
member of the board of governors was not
an easy one. 1t meant much thanlSless ef-
fort. Still, any loyal business man of
well worth while to serve in that capacity.
Nominations for the Board.
Tho business OF the evening was the nomi-
nation OF nine candidates. from which three
will be elected TO the board OF governors al
its first meeting in January, to take the
place OF Messrs. Courtney, West and Detz
the retiring members. The nominations
we're Messrs. Burgess. Yetter, Lewis, West
Dietz, Courtney Sprague, Caldwell and
Harding. Thus the three retiring governors
were all renominated as candidates for re-
election.
The first ten men to head the list OF mem
bership for the ensuing year were Messrs
Wright, Ehrenphort. Geisler, Potter, Stod
dart Karbach, Benin. Fixa, Hind and
Windham.
J. II. Kelby was called upon to make 2
speech and in this he INDUCED in a brilliant
combination of humor and wisdom tina
pleased his hearers. He said: II congratu
late the board of governors on the grea
things IL has accomplished. It's members
have been the real thing in Omaha for tn
past year. They are known verify, by thei
deeds. Not only have they accomplishe'
great things, but they have succeeded II
silencing the croakers. They have wooe'
the elusive money from its hiding places
and its receptacles. and they have put I
into circulation. They have brought stran
gers together and made them friends. The
harmony has infected the whole community
We all believe in the future of Omaha anC
in effort and organization like we have here
which will surely bring II about"
Financial Statement.
Following the financial statement passeC
upon by the auditing committee, II. L. Jor
dan and G. s. Deuel. and approved June II
1905 for the year of 1904, the statement o
the secretary of the finances of 1906 wa
read by MIR. Ponfold. The statement show
total receipts of s4Ls5s.32 and total disburse
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-16
PLAN IN VOGUE IN OMAHA
system of Church Government
Adopted IN Chicago same as
Local Catholics Have.

Relative to the enactment made Thurs
day by the synod of the archdiocese of Chi
cago of the Roman Catholic church. pro-
viding for a board of trustees consisting of
the priest and Ave laymen to administer the
temporal affairs OF the parish, Father Col
aneri, chancellor of the diocese OF Omaha,
had this to say:
The archdiocese OF Chicago has adopted
a plan something like the one we have had
here for years Almost every Catholic
church in this diocese has a board OF trns-
tees. or corporation, composed of two lay
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-16

men. the vicar general, the bishop and the
pastor. in accordance with the act passed
by the legislature in 1888, providing for the
formation Of such corporations. In general
the churches have found 1t convenient to
form such organizations. The plan gives
more power to lay members in temporal
matters and relieves the pastor of some OF
his responsibility"
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-16

Friday the announcement of the names of
the conference committee of eighteen may
not be given out until Saturday. Uncle
Dave Anderson is assisting In the makeup
of the committee.
Church Services.
The English Lutheran congregation will
have services regularly each Sunday-sun-
day school at 10 and preaching services at
II o'clock "a M, also evening preaching
services at 1880. The evening services are
a new feature. Sunday morning this new
congregation will hold it's first communion
service at II o'clock. All members are
urged to be present. Work on the Christ
mas service has been begun. All people
are welcome at the church, Twenty-tfth
and X streets.
At the United Presbyterian church Sab
bath morning the pastor will present
study. John Gods Hand in Satan $
I Hand"
Subject Sunday morning at the First
Methodist Episcopal church will be 'Sys-
| tematic Giving" In the evening. THE
/ Danger at the Weak Point" Special music
morning and evening. F. NJ. sisson, pastor.
Mrs. Dale, musical director,
Magic City Gossip.
| ed Stagen1an was sent TO the county jan
Friday morning by Judge King for petty
larceny.
: The South Omaha Hospital association
has decided upon February II as the date
for the charity ball.
I The women of Mayfower hive No. 80 will
give a ball at Maocabee hall, Thirty-eightf
and Q streets, Wednesday evening, Deem
Der 20.
The first annual ball of Bjorn lodge No
20. I. o. ", will be given Saturday evening
December 16, at Ancient Order of UniteS
Workmen temple.
John Maley was assigned to four days
duty in the city jail Friday by Judge Kini
for an over-induigence In liquid refresh
ments contrary to the municipal code mad
ard provided.
Fred NJ. Smith has retired from the firm
OF Glynn E. Smith proprietors of the Omah
q South Omaha Transfer company. MI
Smith has not given out any sign as yet a
to the nature of business he will engage II
for the future.
The first annual hall for the benefit o
the South Omaha band will be given al tn
! Ancient order Of United Woriimen tempt
Thursday evening, December u. The pro
ceeds will be devoted TO procuring new Uni
ferns for the band
Married at the United Presbyterian par
sonage Thursday evening, by Rev. AndreN
Renwick. Charles r. Cooksey and alis
Mary Eta WTay. The groom Is the book
keeper In the Howe Lumber company. Tn
bride is a most worthy young woman tror
Springfield q. The couple will reside for
time at Mr.. Eastnan's Twenty-third and
streets.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-16
Greatly Reduced Rates
Via Wabash Railroad

VIA WABASH railroad
to points in Illinois. Indiana, Kentucky,
Ohio, Ontario, Michigan; Pennsylvania,
New York and West Virginia.
Tickets sold December %, ONLY, good re-
turning thirty days from sale.
For all information call at Wabash City
Tickle. Office, 1901 Farnam St., or address,
HARRY Z. MOORES,
G. A. p. D., Wab. X. r., Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-16

George West Files Protest

George +. West has filed a suit in the dis
trict court to knock out an $500 boost given
to his personal property assessment In 1894
Mr.. West sets out that his return was for
1865, which the Board of Equalization of
this amount was SIS. rs. With penalty and
interest II now amounts to SS.0S and Mr..
West claims this is $3.50 too high He.
therefore. asks that the county treasurer be
restrained from collecting or attempting to
collect the tax under the raised assess
ment, of which he asserts he had not notice
and no chance for hearing.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-16
First Water ADMINISTRATION, jewelel
Erie Railroad.

No change Of cars Chicago to New York.
Boston. Mass. Buffalo, N. Y, and Colum.
bus, Ohio. These trains carry splendid
Pullman and dining cars and coaches. APP
ply TO Ticket Agents or j. A. Dolan. T. p.
A., Railway Exchange, Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-16
Gigantic Cnn.nIracN

'Tis d gigantic conspiracy, of coughs,
colds, etc, against you. Foil it with DR..
Kings New Discovery. 80 cents and SIC
For sale by sherman & Mcconnell Drug
Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-16

-louts of tp.c-5 Il. leaving a bllauce on hama
Of s796Gl. Following is the statement in de-
tail:
INITIATION AND BALL D1SBURSE-
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-16

The most powerful and
dramatic Christmas story you
will read this year is Russelrs
IS older of the Common
Good" in Everybody's for
December.
You shall read Of power
or e a than the word OF
kings, or even greater than
money, Of heroes Drawer than
those of sword and gun, Of
sacrifices more noble than any
in fiction.
And it is all for you--for
you especially-and now, at
Christmas time, the time OF
goodwill and good deeds.
Everybodys Magazine IS cents
$3.50 year
usss sa towns Where here i are no Ssse
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-16

No opium i'm Chamberlain CouEh
Remedy.
There IS not the least danger in giving
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to small chill
dren, as 1t contains no opium or other
harmful drug. 1t has an established repu-
tation of more than thirty years as the
most successful medicine in use for colds.
Group and whooping cough. 1t always
cures and is pleasant to take. Children
like Il.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-16

s2-K. wsdd,n. rings EdnOim. jeweier.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-16
Reports from stations NJ p. VI.

IT Indicates Trace Of precipitation.
l.. A. WELSH, Local FOrecastel.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-16

Friday the announcement of the names of
the conference committee of eighteen may
not be given out until Saturday. Uncle"
Dave Anderson is assisting In the makeup
of the committee.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-16

OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU.
OMAHA, Dec. H.-OniciM record of tent
perature ana precipitation, compared with
wears.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-16
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
Fair saturday ana sunday In Ne
braslSa, Iowa, south Dakota
and Missouri.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 15--FOrecast of the
weather for Saturday and Sunday:
For Nebraska, Kansas, South Dakota,
Iowa, Missouri and Ctah-Fair Saturday
and Sunday.
For Colorado-Fair Saturday, warmer In
northeast portion; Sunday, fair.
For Montana-Fair Saturday, warmer in
northwest portion; Sunday, fair
For Wyoming-Fair Saturday. warmer in
central portion; Sunday, fair.
Local Record.
OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU.
OMAHA Dec. l5.-Ohicial record of tenn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-26

pIonQ@-Gomitc = sic @S, Mp. 9ct.
fer. i. Nlbcr2, No. aorupfot mo s.
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oc3 Nrlt. @co. SimmcIbebcr in
%oi0t'a Mouc, Mr.. t122, @orloro.
Nucnuc. GinIonu1gcn nltrocn pom
@elon0ucrclu NrioM" pom &rn. Geo.
6tIIln0 5ltr GroiinlunN BON DclIcn
ncltenl Hotol on1cuonmrn un0 Ole
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Tr'tcrnroltcu oca Nercina 0ctroiicn.
One 0cnultbIlhc Nodfcicr SIR lcBtcn
llntcrboItlmA 0c3 Ncrciu2 iollO itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-26
Mrbcitcr . Icrcins . Galcnocr.

,Se0eratlon OF Sdbor" Yer
lammllnoen ic0cn Wlittruod) abeno
in Der .McdDubitc. Safe"
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an Der Welt . 5apetteltraBe.
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Nr. 9t5, 0it.FruttltroBe.
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more" - Ncriommlurg ieoen Gten.
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iammlnng ieocn 5mciten Somitog
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ieOen lebtcn Wontog i'm Monat i'm
| n2abor . 2yceum."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-26

Earf 6ciqht$ Ioente, uobe @or.
mooo Npente, fl bel tl0, @runo3tn3
500; $1,000.
Qcriclbc on artbur 5. Hruen uno
| 1rot. 9torooitieite Der Earf Sct96t5.
2(peulc. nobe SurmooO Ipenltc, IT
bel 40. @umo3ina $50; $1,000.
Gomor0 :. Gallagher ou Scnrictta
MiGcr, Silorueitieite ser gutau, robe
Mbitclod StroBe. 20 bel r., s..
1ronf e. Norner an Charles $.
Norncr, Noroicitc ser 6e0crol., nobe
Bort StroBc. IS bel Is, 5000.
Gomoro ). Robcrt3, iltlt, at Mn.
ME e. Qcbnii, Siioicitc ser 0rioro.
2lpemlr, nobe @oone,5 troBc, 13 bel
so, @rulo}inS $52; $500.
G6orlca e. Sopoge an u9ooro Of
@cniiiccucc" ser ct. SobnS ). W. y.
STRIDE, 6 @rlutbitiife, $3.50.
&iobcl ". Gromc an Nolc u. 0ur'
pcu Sii0icitc Der GroB., nobc SeoOens
bou- StroBc, If bel II, So.
Eiobcl Srume al GntcIiu ". Bono,
Sijoicitc ser Worren, rube MtlIiant'
GtroBc, 10 bel 103, So.
yRcolt0 Etpcitmcut 50" al Nrn.
s.. Gid,born, Oltieitc Der Foulon'
StroBc, uobc Nortbs gpcnntc, 1873 bet
9lG, @rumo}ina $50, $1050.
SomrcI Siuacl an Worclt8 @ol0.
BERG Cincjtc DER Canal. nabe Wfo'
muncut StroBc. II bel = @rlnO.
sims $2t, s.
Sonmcl @oiuocr an Sol, Stein 1t.
Satin, Sllomciticitc Scr Sigh, nabc
@ronbD. StroBc y bel 50, @run05in3
$50, So.
SomicI Siaocl All &looc Shapiro,
Sil6lpeiticitc Der Hlnocnra uenue,
nobc Nollmon. Strobc, 1879 bel 100.
@runbjin3 $50, So.
o&nocpc1ocnt Eotterion Eorf Y. 9.
x y. "" al Wid)acl No0oided II. ",
SiiOlcitc Ger Gbuic StroBc, nobe Der
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II bel so, @runos
sims $t2, s..
Charles 0'Gono0on ErllItec, ait
Hntbonn u. MettoIioto unb Satin,
Ncltlcitc Der GborIe3., nobc Gelt.
meoo.S trobe. Is bel So, $1,000.
&obn $. Sfmelj al Somuel Sic
0ocI, Siioicitc Ger Baltimore, nobe
NINTH StroBe, II bel 76.6, 8rnno5inS
SD, 81.
Clarence VI. G0inocr on Sohn
aIolunbcr9 mo @nttin, Siloleitc ser
MtcGIocrrD StroBc, uobe Wiiltongpe,
II bel 20, @rlno5inS $50, $3.50.
oGonton Gpc. y. g. & g. "" an
MfoQooIeno g8obI II. 81, @eitieitc ser
Gbcltcr StroBc. nobc Nortbz Hpcnllr,
1873 bel 20, @runojin9 SIT, S.,
Charles u. Sdmel} au Samuel
Sic0ncI Citicite Scr Baltimore, nube
Intll0'SltdBc, II Del 900 Otullo'
sims SO, S..
Wnt. Hcnmon II. u. an Geo. s.
SorQeant. lruitcc, 0itleitc CHARLES,
nabe SorotoaozS troBe Or. 80, %,
Charles StroBc), ST.
Sobu I. Bates utlo Satin an
Mcpcr @oIoIteilr. Noroolt ode Der
2omboro.S troBe uno Sron AQep s
bei 81, So.
Slooc 0crmou mo @ottiu an
2olri3 Cohen Siloicite Der @ronbU,,
nobc Grcterz StroBe, 20 bel 100, 8roi.
500, $500.
nNmericon Sccuritb on6 Erult 60"
Trilitec, al WlIIton Is. Quoi5. 5tuci
@runoltiitc, $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-26

ltnermortetc5 Cube. -
Scr Is Sabre oltc zimmerman MI.
quit 9'enbolrIcr rpltroe aeitern irilb
flr5 llot | ll6r an Der Gdc bon Sal.
pert ltIto WoOiion- StruBc bon Dem
Ser9eonien ", W. .. Smith in be.
linnungSIoIem 3ultonoe oriaeiunoen.
IlrI Der 6abrt in Eotrolpaaen not
ocm ~Stoot Soipital" ltorb Ser
Vfonn llno Ger 2eif)nam mitroe ioiprt
nddl Der Wtorgue iiber9efiibrt. Ser
Mann, ueldler bon eirem &l,obcn inn
~Stolioro . Sotel" ioentiiisirt pltr.
De, mobnte bel 6rolt aotborine aob.
Ter III Nr. 125, 9uren.S trose. Hel1.
baller mar icit einiqer Belt frdnflid,
mo Coroner SoDocn biclt cincn I'm.
Qucit nift iiir notgig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-26

6rou Nnlto Wiorio Stul} ulo Sr.
i. VI. 81. Giicnbron0t. 0ic 800 SIT.
ticn ocS &critorbcncn IN Der ,Qcrt
ldcn 9onf" lpcroCu ouf $1,000 an.
0cQcbcn. Nn @oor beiillOcu lid)
$G7l9.t5 III Scr Qcnom1tcn @onf.
2lcin'& &c it umrut.
Go5 Scitoucnt oc& tilr5lid) be.
i%torbcncn Ncltoltrutcur@ Siuium q.
&lcln, 0c3 cbCmaligcn 9ciiBcrS Oc>
b%efonu1tcn Hciorta Il, 93citport, b.
ltInnlt oob lcin 9tcifc 2olri2 $. Vt.
alcin $4,000 IN GbliQntiotcrl, $1,000
III 9n0r mo 0ic M0Iitc 0c99tcltc2 oCa
Nnd)lolic3, ionic sic Mirtbidoit II
NcItport crboltcn lou. Scr Sonr
gSnl. i. HIcill, inn, bctonnt $1,000
III Noor uno idnnltlihc@clocr in Scr
@optin3 Flocc Sporbont" llnn in
0en @nlIpcrcincn, ionic Die Ndlitc
Oca N%odlloiic2. Tcrncr limo iolacloe
&cgotc ~olt20clcBt: N}orO acmp$tOOO
Eoulinc NolO $1,000 un0 Houi,c
Smith $1,000.
~ oNul Nrcdnum."
Cine Nn5obl 0ltcrcr NiitQlicocr 0cp
a9tonul Nrcoulm Green's" bat oCu
Hcht2ompolt ". BURNS Grun0Ic Ell
aoGirt, INN Qcacu Ole G%rb0bunQ. rcip.
hu% Gintrcibcu Der hohcrcn Hutcn
iiir sic 0ltcrCn NlitgIicocr 0rrid)tlidlr
Sd)rittc cin5ulcitcIl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-26
Staot Baltimore.
Wuni5ipal. Nnaclcgcnbcitcu.

actte 9tcltpilalterlllg nit VA.
fcnitcinen. = &croromuug nid)t
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aus @orllbcr General &corp, Mopor
Elmonlt8 mo Gr, Sra Hentien bette.
benoe Gontltc, mcldJc@ cillen Sn9c.
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lpltnlte nod mcltcrc Sniornatlonen
ltber pcridlc0cnc Gonoiootcn.
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rormotionCn" mCAen lit, oaB bleNSoDl
etnc3 GbCi &nqcnicura oltIgeIhobel
miro. ion0crn Scr IN fl So8en ltott'
itnoCnoen Staat3lpnhl mcgcn. Us
miro n1lnlid ais 5ienllid leItltebcno
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belt, ciltcl1 NCpublifuncr sum- Ma's
Ter |tgenieur I'll cr1tcllncn mo IN
Der 92ciic iCiner Eartci Die 300 Stcls
len lit oiciern GcpurtcnCnt ais 9c1te
5ll ilbcrpciicn. Tie GCnlotr0tCn mir
Sen nutiirlid IN Der G0mpogne &c.
brolld) hleroon mod)elL mo llnl Ole.
les 5lt pcrbiitCn, miro sic G~rlpGbllmN
zines Gbef : SnQcnIeur2 bis nat Ger
Mobl ollfgcihobcn.
&n Der qcitriqCn StBlutQ ullroc Der
Nuu pon S%tltrmluallcr aundlcn be.
lprodcr, un0 C& mlrr0c bciflnlIcn,
Den Sto0t . Erofurator INN Elm 8rt.
odltClt itbcr bic SroQc SIT crilld)cn o6
oic Gontmlllion urtCr Der Mite oo3
McdJt bat @clo iiir ocn 9uu bon iol,
den aon0lcn 5u pcrrpiliQcn. Stobt.
SngentCtr 6cn0ol luillld)t $1,000
aus Der Ab}ltga &unul ; Nnleibc filr
Den Ban iolhcr &on1lc. Gr crbGlt
$4,000 liir 0cn n0mIid)cn 3lpcd ats
Der nodltiGbri0en StcucrumIa0c.
Seine GCror0nung notb.
mCnoi0.
0ic StraBcn Gurdbrltda Com.
mll'0rc ridltcten qcitern cinS dreibcn
an Utnpor Simont@, in mclhcm tic
i'm criuftclL bic llIrid)ihc &croro.
mug lilr Die llcbernobmc Ger 9cll.
NDcntc, sic lcBt nodb Eriuntbclib lit.
NIT lcincn &cto SIT bclcQcn, lobol0 tic
lbm por9Clc9t miro. Iic Ncror0.
nltnQ poiiirtc Morto9 ocn critcn
3luciQ. HlS @rlno geben Die Gonl.
mi'lurc ott, DOB iie Die Mudt bobcn,
ulc lolfc StroBcn 81 ilbcrncbnlcn It,
0oa iltriltiihc @ilrcnt bcreita cri,td,t
bobcrL 0ic n0tbigcu Eupicrc all5jlt.
Itelen. Gonmilldr Smith iuQte, Ct
babe Srl1. ltlrld oic Sudlagc ats.
clnol1ocr ge'ebt, obcr oteIer bobc
trobocnt olc &eroronltn9 I'M Stoot.
ratDe ctIl9erctdt.
acinc@ udcnItcin GfIunr.
runu.
Wonor Iinonila bclcotc ocitcrn
Die &croronun0 nit lciltcnt 0cto.
mcld)c 0rn. G0mor0 Nonlon crlalr6t,
cine tltr5c Stredc Der Noroicitc DIT,
lid pom Der Mt. Rpuul 2lucnuc nit
@odCnitcincu 5t piloitcrn. IcrNPun
or loatc, CT bcIcgc ole %croronlrn1
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