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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-23

Mrs. Hugh H. Slocum and Mrs. Guy
H. Nelson will entertain at cards to
morrow afternoon at the home Of Mrs
been Invited from 3 to 5 o 'cIock. '
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-23
Gould Not Sleep for Coughing.

"a customer called me up one cold
night last winter wanting a bottle Of
Chamberlain s Cough Remedy for his
mother, who had such cough that she
could not Sleep, says E: Nixon Of
Stallings, Ala. ''The next day he told
me that one dose Of it relieved her and
that she rested well for the remainder
of the night 81
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-23
WILL FSM1sH AUDITORIUM.

st. Paul's AUDITORIUM board met yesterday
and decided to open bids Oct. % for the award
of final contracts. These will include contracts
for swinging boxes, fire curtains, ratings for
stairways, stage floor, sidewalk, decorating,
etc. It is also proposed to make the front por-
ton Of the big stage movable, so that the
stage may be made more shallow and the seat
ing capacity Of the parquet increased.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-23

Miss Bertha B. Payne Of Owosso,
Mich, and Earl M. GLADDEN. of this
city were married at their future home,
1909 Chicago avenue, Saturday even
ing, in the presence of a group Of in
innate friends. Rev. j. e. Conant read
the service.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-23
EARTHQUAKE IN ILLINOIS
Wave of Several Seconds Duration
Shakes Anna in Sucker State.
Journal Special Service.

Anna, Ill, Oct. 23.-An earthquake
shock was felt in this city at 1929 am
today It passed from east to west
and was of several seconds duration
Within five miles Of this place is the
highest point in southern Illinois.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-23

Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Reilly enter
tanned at a dinner last evening at their
home on Eighth avenue S, in honor Of
their sister, Miss Nell Reilly, who will
leave soon on an extensive trip east.
Covers were laid for ten.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-23
At S., so

sNew Autumn Plaid Waists Of
selected Chiffon Taffeta, with
fancy tucked V-shaped yoke,
tailored pleated front and
stock-turn-back cuffs-well
worth $1,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-11
RNGsFrsnzer. 18th and Dodge.
OMAHA PACE in COLORADO
Rate Of Growth of Nebraska MetrOP-
oils Followed in washing
ton County.


Daniel NJ. Utter Of Akron, Colo, declares
that Omaha is not the only place that can
boast OF substantial growth He said Wash
inEton county, Colorado. is coming TO the
front al a merry clip and that the Camp
bell system OF dry farming has played an
important part In the development Of his
section. Mr. Utter is an extensive land
owner IN Washington county he has re-
tafned LAO acres for his own use and is
experimenting on that tract that he may
speak from personal experience when he
talks Of Akron and vicinity.
I'VE are raising thirty-six bushels 10 the
acre and Elxty-1hree pounds 70 the bushei
on wheat through the ordinary process Of
sowing and siKty-one bushels 10 acre and
sixty-two pounds 10 acre through the
Campbell system. said Mr.. Utter ''Oats,
barley, wheat, alfalfa and other grains and
grasses are raised abundsutly. Land twelve
miles from Akron Is being sold for as
high as $50 per acre. The land Is being
cultivated rapidly and sold 70 settlers who
are making the section blossom as the
rose"
Mr.. Utter Is an old college mate Of
Judge" J. S. Cooley with whom dined a
the ner Grand Monday noon
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-11
TOM FLYNN PICKS up TIPS
Finds Denver Spends Twice as Mueh
On Streets as Dsss
Omaha

Street Commissions Tom Flynn has re-
turned from Denver. where he went al the
suggestion Of the mayor and city council
70 look over Denver'E system OF street
cleaning Mr. Flynn found that the Colo
rado metropolis expended $4,000 per year
on its streets. which amount is more than
twice thar spent IN Omaha. He also
learned that Denver owned all its apparatus
except the teams used by the men en-
ployed Denver maintains Eix-horse power
EWeepers twenty wagons 10 haul refuse
from streets 20 & dumping place. has 81
paper boxes on street corners. seventy
spTdnkling wagons and engages thirty-eight
men with hand CARTS. each man having !
territory Of three blocks 10 cover.
Mayor Dahlulan intends 10 make recon-
mendations 70 the council tending toward
an Improvement Of Omaha's street cleaning
system for 1917
me present system Of dry sweeping BY
hand "a an hours Of the day in the down
town streets and huing the nostrls Of
pedestrians with dust q refuse has been
severely condemned by many.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-11
Umbrellas-Copley, Jeweler, as S. 18th.
ALL PROMPT BEFORE TRlEBER
Jurymen. Lawyers and witnesses
SHOW Up Right on
the Dot.


The bar OF Judge Trieber's court room
was filed with lawyers and the lobby with
iurymen when the court crier solemnly
announced at exactly $50 Monday morn
ing:
.'Hear We hear ye. the honorable the
Judge and the district clerk, OF the dis
trict court in and for the District Of Ne
brsska Is now open"
Judge Trieber smiled pleasing approval
Of the punctuality Of the attorneys and In
an instant two or three attorneys were on
their feet TO announce their cases The
first case disposed Of was that in the
matter Of the rsceivership Of Byron D.
Hopper Of Waterloo. wherein the attorney
for one Of the pstitioning creditors asked
clients might recover certain goods that
had been consigned TO the bankrupt and
we're being sold by the receiver, who had
appointed the bankrupt as his selling agent
al below cost and 70 the great damage Of
the oonEigndng creditor Judge Trieber
said:
The referee in bankruptcy in this case
has fun power 70 act and he Is required
20 enter into q bond Of u,OO0 The motion
Tor replevin IL denied"
Several motions for continuance were
granted. both attorneys IN the cases being
present ane then a jury was empanelled
10 Try the case Of Paul Adams. a minor.
who brings suit for S90.o0e damages against
the Adams Express company. for injuries
received by being run into by an Adams
Express deliNery wagon on ST. Mays
avenue last spring causing him the loas
Of an eye and other permanent injuries
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-11
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-11
Open svsnlnEs. FIsnzer. Jswsler.
FREIGHT TRAINS FOR ALL
Privilege Heretofore Enjoyed Only
By TRAVELLING Men Given
90 the Public.

Several Of the railroads entering
Omaha have informed the Commercial
club that with the beginning Of the year
they viii extend the passenger privilege
TO many freight trains which are not now
for the use Of the general public.
This is on account Of the fact that the
roads, to comply with the law, have de-
cided TO STOP issuing special permits 20
travelling statesmen 70 ride on freight
trains. the spirit Of the law as IL bears
on this matter being that the general
public has a right 10 ride on any train
on which the travelling man IS allowed to
ride. Hence, in order 20 accommodate
the statesmen. the roads must accommo-
date everybody.
Recently q local jobbing firm, after be
ing refused permits for its travellers for
1907, laid the matter before the CONNER
cial club. Commissioner Guild wrote the
Interstate Commerce commission and re-
ceived in reply the following letter from
Franklin Lane
The question raised Is q novel and very
interesting one. II appears 70 have been
the custom Of railroads, at least Of the
Chicago, Burlington. a. Quincy, to grpnt
permits 10 commercial travellers 10 travel
In the ca bosses Of freight trains, and the
railroad has now issued orders Withdrawing
such permits.
to me entirely sound. Neither the act to
regulate interstate commerce, nor any
other law, recognizes such practice as
travelling on special permits. You VIII al
once perceive that the commission cannot
in any way sanction such practice, for II
would be entirely contrary TO all those
provisions Of law touching discrimination
II the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy may
grant a permit to me to ride upon It's
freight trains Il may deny 1t 10 you, and
thus transportation becomes a matter OF
special privileges; whereas II Is a matter
Of right, fixed under the Jaw. There Is,
Of course, no objection to the railroads
carrying persons upon such trains that
they please, 50 long as the right to travel
upon such trains upon payment OF the
scheduled tariff Of fares Is open to all and
denied 10 none. FRANKLIN X LANE
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-11
HARTMAN HAS NEW PLANT
Capitalists Corporation for Twelve EilliOr
to Build RsfrigsrRto1 Carr
OMAHA NAY GET The MANDATORY
City where other big shops are
Located Probably win BE De-
cided on a site of
New Concern.

To build and operate refrigerator and
ventIlator cars for the Hartman system, a
corporation capitalized at S12. 900 was or
gained IN Salt Lake City last week. The
officers Of. the Incorporation are; ". H.
Bancroft. P i. Williams and p. Fl. KnicE-
erbocker, executive committee; president,
W. II. Bancroft; vice presidents p. L
williams. D. z. Burley and J. A Reeves
these together with F. II. Knickerbocker,
form the directorate. The secretary IS
Alex. M1llar; treasurer, Frederick V. s.
Crosby: comptroller. William Mahl; au-
ditor. John Cruikshank: assistant secre-
tary. Joseph HELEN; assistant treasurer
c. II. Jenlznson.
OF the capital stock OF s12.OOOOOO one
tenth, OF S,2Oo,OOO, was deposited as the
necessary paid ND capital Of the corpora
ton. The articles Of Incorporation give
the company power 20 erect a plant for
the manufacture Of cars and the people OF
Salt lake City take 81 for granted the
shops will be built in that city.
The announcement was made some time
ago that the Hartman lines would sever
their connection with the private car lines
and IN furtherance Of that plan orders
were placed with eastern manufacturer
for 5000 refrigerator cars.
While the articles Of incorporation were
fled in salt Lake City. Il does not peces-
sarily signify that the shops win be built
there. The largest shops an the Hartman
lines are in Omaha. and while the ofhciali
have nothing TO say on the subject, it is
more than, probable that most Of the car'
win be. built In Omaha. The Union Pa
eifc is a Utah corporation, 50 the filing
-Sf the articles at Salt Lake City doesnr
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-11
wATcHEs-FreRzer. 18th and Dodge.
NAVY DESERTER A CONVERT
Man who Leaves Uncle sans Service
PrsfeHses Religion at TOrrey
Meeting.


A II. Zimmerman. a self-confessed de-
serter from the United States marine
corps. was converted at the Torrey mis-
sion Sunday night and announced his In
tention Of giving himself mp 70 the au-
thorities The convert went to the
mourners' bench near the close Of the
meeting at the instance Of a member OF
the personal workers " committee IN
der the direction of Rev. Newman Hall
Burdick When DR.. ,Torrey was advised
of the case the meeting had been dis
missed. but the audience, was recalled.
Bannerman then wsnt 70 the speaker 3
rostrum and said. IN. ..-..-
81 have been serEinE the deyu 7tor
twenty-three years, but have. got tired OF
IL and I'm now geipga to serve the Lord
The statement created a sensation To
Dr. Burdirk the convert said;
Probably my step win land me in the
penitentiary, but / intend 10 give myself
up and live a righteous life hereafter.
Zimmerman is a native OF Scotland and
deserted from the marine corps al Mare
Island navy yard last August. He has been
travelling over the country under an alias,
but registered under his real name Sunday
night at the Dellone hotel His mother is
ignorant Of his whereabouts and Banner
man wrote her q letter Sunday night, the
first one In months, advising her Of his
recent change OF heart.
Although Bannerman intimated he would
give himself UP 10 the federal authorities
the oficers in charge OF the recruiting
office in the federal building said Monday
afternoon they knew nothing OF the case
and could not say what action would be
taken II Zimmerman presented himself The
secretary OF the navy does not take an
active interest in any deserter, and it is
seldom that one is prosecuted or even re-
turned TO the station from which he de-
serted.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-11

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ing OF the affected part, 70 heal much Of
the soreness and liberation After the
sample is gone your druggist viii supply
you with a box o. the Pyramids for 90
eents
Read Mrs. Bond's letter which tells
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box.
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-11

with the cry. cold weather Of the early
winter months, parents Of cruupy children
should be on the alert for ominous symp-
toms There ~ no SRuse for anxiety, how
ever, when Fhamberlain's Cough Remedy
Is Kept IN the home. II this medicine Is
given as soon as the child becomes hoarse.
OF even after the croupy cough has Ap-
peared, the attack may be warded on
Mrs. s. Rosinthal Of Turner, Mich. says
I'VE haz,e used ChamberlRin's Cough med
icina for ourselves and children for several
years and like II very much. I think It is
the only remedy for Group and can highly
recommend it."
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-11

Sunday Afternoon James Fagan died ~
81 Josephs hospital where be has been 81
for some three years. Death came as a
result o. an operation some time ago. His
prolonged illness was cue 20 an accidental
fan az one Of the packing houses some
years Ago. He has scores o. friends A. tias
city who knew him for his benevolenos
and many acts Of charity. Deceased was
a years Of age Funeral VII be held from
HsafsyE undertaking rooms Tuesday morn
ing
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-11
ILL., IN. CInrl.c.

Henry T. Clarke, who was made vice
president Of the convention for Nebraska
returned Sunday. Mr.. Clarke character
ized the congress as the most magnificent
nonpolircal public gathering OF representa-
tive men that has ever met In the country.
That hundreds Of men should leave their
business and pay their own expenses 20 be
present at the meeting was taken by Mr..
Clarke as q sign Of a popular demand for
river improvement and cannot be over
looked by the present congress. II the
present congress does not take some &C
ton toward granting what the public de-
mands. said Mr.. Clarke, another meeting
viii be held within thirty days after the
adjournment Of congress and It win be at
tended by three times as many delegates
as were present at the convention last
week
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-11

tutinE the name Of r. c. Nolensn for that
q p. n waioott as agent for the old
soldiers. without their knowledge or con-
sent and that these declaratory state
nsnts has been filed with no intent Of fol
lowing them up with formal entries. but
merely 70 hold the land during the life Of
the declaratory statements. None Of the
witnesses Of the forenoon had any intention
Of ever Ming on the hnd. but simply gave
their declarBtury statements at the suE-
gestion Of s. NJ Mann without any particu-
lar object IA view.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-11

which will not be, as in the past, supple
mentary to RAN transportation but equipped
and able TO compete with the railroads FOR
all the freight that may be carried by
water
The interest being taken in this subject
by Kansas City and St Louis, makes II
necessary that Omaha should get in touch
with the movement and take ~ prominent
q part as possible. The Missouri river must
necessarily be part OF the waterway sys-
TEN that is created, and whether the part
IL shall play is 20 be limited TO that por-
ton Of the river between St Louis and
Kansas City is a question for those cities
north Of Kansas City 10 determine. Omaha
should take the lead in that determination
and should invite the cooperation Of our
neighbors in making this portion Of the
river a part Of the system"
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-11
Awful Agony of Piles
Positively Relieved by The Pyramid
Pile Cure.
A xzzAL PACKAGE MAILED FREE

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There IL no reRs0A--1surels .sgood rRs-
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table company Of druggists have placed
IN every high-grade pharmacy positive
and unfafing cure for this dread disease
at a price within the reach Of the poor
est They have done more. They offel
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by giving TO any piles patient who send.
his name and address, a free trial pack
age OF the wonderful Pyramid Pile Cure
in a plain sealed wrapper There are
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-11

We wish 20 express our heartfelt thanks
10 the neighh0rH and friends fer their kind
ness and sympathy during the recent m
ness and death Of cur beloved wife ana
mother Also for the many beautiful noral
onsrinFs ANTON sOREEsON.
HENRY EORENsON.
ANNA EORENRON.
ALFRED BQRE1sON.
MARGARET sORENsoN.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-11
ok wedding Rings. Edholm, jeweler.


The following marriage licenses have
been issued:
Name and Residence. Age
Stuart A. Roddia Omaha ................... IS
Mrs Jennie =, Perry, Omaha ............. 80
Alfred Splcer, Omaha .....-...--.....-...... %
Rose Jones, Omaha ...-.--..-. 70
Adolph A Musil Hayes Center. Neb...... p
Marie HOluk Omaha ---...-.-.-...... Il
Richard =. Rasmussen, South Omaha. -
Christina Jacobson, South Omaha ..-..... q
Charles II Devall. Fort Crook, Neb...... IS
Dora Brown. Kansas city, kan-.--........ %
Samuel c. Ruddy, South Omaha .......... Is
Sfbyl J. Richardson. South Omaha ....... a
Fred W. Ward. Council BLUFFS ............ IS
Mary II. Shrever, Council Bluffs ......... a.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-11
Hot sprinrs. ArIzansns.

Owned and controlled by United States
government Leads all cures and pleasure
resorts. Fine winter climate; 30 hotels
at all prices Write Bureau Of Information
for book
Omaha daily bee., 1906-12-11
SEND YOUR PACKAGES EARLY
Such is the Cry Of ExpreSImsn 10 the
Christmas Gift Giver.
COME EARLY AND AVOID The RUSH
Goods sent An Advance May Re
Labelled DE Not open TIL Christ
mas Hnd Delivery WIZ
he Facilitated.

The truth OF the proposition that the
early bird gets the worm is universally 40
cepted. No less true is il that the early
Christmas shopper gets the goods and the
early Christmas shipper gets the service
from the transportation companies.
In previous ysarE Il has been q source %
much wonder TO many people that mother
OF Uncle VIII or Cousin Phyllis didn't set
the presents which were sent 20 them with
such an apparent plenitude OF time In
which to make the delivery. II the people
who remember relatives and friends out
side OF the city could sci q glimpse OF the
inside Of an express office during the week
preceding the big day they would be en-
hghtened upon the mystery Of the non
delivery Of the presents which they sent.
The trouble, according to local express
officials, IL that the people forget others
besides themselves are sending presents
and want them delivered at just the same
, time. il is simply an impossibility TO ham
die this business which is unloaded upon
the postodice and the express companies.
There's just one way 20 DO H." said 4
local express man. The people must send
their goods in advance. There is every ad-
vantage in doing so and no disadvantage.
We furnish labels reading, Please do not
open this package until Christmas. Then
II makes no difference II the package is de-
nvered a week in advance 1T will be laid
away by the recipient until Christmas
| morning"
Delay IL Dangerous.
II Is pointed out that by sending pack
! ages ahead in this way delay Is avoided
and damage to goods is less likely. The
I transportation facilities are literally
damned for the few days before Christmas.
I II an address tag is torn from a package
/ then there IS no time 10 hunt UP the ident-
ity. The package is cast aside TO wait until
I the rush Is past If the package is started
in advance Of the rush there is time 70
right mistakes II they occur.
/ Packages TO be shipped TO foreign coun-
/ tries must go long in advance to allow for
| the long time required for transport and
the possibility OF delay in the custom house
As rule Christmas packages are rushed
through the custom house with all speed,
though the officials have the right to stop
them If they desire.
| This year shows an increase 50 the NUM-
Der Of wise people who are coming early
and avoiding the rush" both in the stores
and In the transportation departments
The business is already Wen started and
in consequence the express companies and
postofhoe look for somewhat less Of a jam
on the last few DAYS