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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-21

The last meeting Of Seymour camp No
Is was one of extreme interest and enjoy
ment. After a brief business session a
program, under the direction of Sovereign
Kratz was rendered.
The committee having in charge the Alice
In Wonderland performance to be presented
at the Auditorium April e and q, with
matinee on the latter date. under the au-
progress. Miss Scott is drilling the march
Ing teams of flag girls. Everything will be
In frst class condition for the opening
night. The committee is pleased with the
support given the entertainment by the
merchants and citizens of Omaha
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-21
Modern woodmen OF AmerIcn.

The Modern woodmeu promotion COM
mittee held its annual election last week.
these officers being chosen: Barney Har-
ris, b. G. NJ. camp No. 945, president; H
G.. Armstrong, Benson camp No. 1884, vice
president; Peter Olson, Magnolia camp No,
1888, secretary; William hoffman, Omaha
camp No. 100. treasurer. The committee
will hold a special meeting Tuesday even
ing at the hall Of Magnolia camp.
Omaha camp No. 120 gave a smoker for
its members last Wednesday evening At
this weeks meeting degree work will be
conferred on several candidates.
The degree team OF Magnolia camp Wis
tied the camp at Benson Tuesday evening
and enjoyed a royal good time.
b. & NJ. camp No. 945 Will confer the
degree on several candidates at its next
meeting. The records recently compiled at
the head Office show that this camp Sc
cured the largest increase in membership
In 1906 Of any camp in Nebraska.
Hebrew camp No. 49A Is planning for a
alton OF its tenth anniversary.
Hickory camp No, 5,l2s has moved to its
new meeting place Morgan's hall, on Sher-
man avenue.
Benson camp No 1884 will entertain the
camps Of Omaha Tuesday evening May H.
Great preparations are being made for the
event.
Statistics from the head ONCE AT RocI,
Island show that 1900 new certificates
were written during the month Of March
The Foresters OF No. l20 will give their
usual May day dance the evening OF May l.
The WoOdmen camps Of Omaha are pre-
naring for another big class initiation in
June.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-21
roosevelt RESOLUTION TabIed.

ST. PAUL Mimi. April 2O.-The senate
today tabled the house resolution. passed
about ten days ago, endorsing President
Roosevelt In his recent controversy with
+. II. Hartman. The vote 10 lay on the
Table was 81 70 10.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-21

Clan Gordon No. IS elected two new mem
bers at its meeting Tuesday evening One
new name was proposed and Rev r. L.
OF Scottish blood was admitted to honor
ary membership. A vote Of sympathy was
given the chief on account Of the death
OF his brother Rev James Kennedy 81
Glasgow. Scotland
Rev r. 1. Wheeler made an address Of
interest and others contributed 70 the So
cial hour, which was a fine success. The
lodge Is arranging for a social meeting in
May. particulars OF which will be an
nounced later.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-21

The committee on speakers for the public
schools will make its report and IL Is prob
able the appointment OF the marshal Of
the day win be announced The meeting
Will be held in the office Of the Water
board In the city hall All members Of the
committee are asked to be present.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-21

Garfield circle No. II will give a social
entertainment at Its meeting Friday even
Ing in Barights hall An interesting pro-
gram has been arranged for. A short bust
ness session will be held prior to the en-
tertainment for the initiation Of candidates.
The circle Is holding weekly drills In or
der to be in readiness to put on the floor
work at the department convention at
Fremont I'm May
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-21
Ancient order United worI,men,

The grand lodge session of this order
will be held in Omaha. beginning May H.
at which time the officers of the Grand
Lodge will be elected for the ensuing
term. The number of delegates past
masters and visitors from 1ll over the
state Will approximate 1,50W
The Ancient Order of United Work
men order in Nebraska is entirely sepa-
rate and distinct from every other juris-
diction. The Nebraska Jurisdiction has
$4,000 members and every claim against
the order is paid and II has $3.50, 900 in
the reserve fund. This fine showing is
largely due to the discreet and conserva-
tive management OF the late o. j. Van
Dyke, grand master workman, whose
death, which recently occurred in Omaha
is universally deplored, not only in the
order which he served so tirelessly and
well, but by all fraternal organizations
in the state and ell whose good fortune
its was to know him.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-21

The Grand Army memorial committee VIII
meet again Monday evening 20 complete
further arrangements for Memorial day.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-21
West Amber,

Inc Dig snow Of Thursday caused many
mere 60 cease potato planting
Miss Alma Darling was very IN the last
extracted.
Miss Julia Faverty Is assisting Mrs
James Halplne out OF school hours and
On Saturdays
Miss Leslie Fayerty Is staying with her
friend, Mrs. T, OConnor for a few weeks
'ut OF school hours.
Miss ella Roessig was the guest OF her
friends, Miss Ada Gantz and sister. Mrs
Warren Ryder, on Wednesday
Frank Henry arrived on Tuesday ever-
mg IRONY Loup City aud Is the guest ~
DEITY. u ~
Eugene Henry returned to the home NJ
his uncle, l. Syas, from Loup city. Vhera
ne spent three weeks vacation with his
Mr and Mrs. Walter Bernhard have
rented a part Of Mr- Jennings house in
ast week. Wv
Mrs, r. Aughe was the guest Of her
friend, Mrs. Charles Floskee, on Wednes-
day, who gave a dinner IN honor on her
sister, Mrs. l.. Stistz OF HavelOck, and her
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-21

O. C. Reed entertained Miss Ella stearns
and Jess Haney Of South Omaha last Sum
day
Chase sawteIl, an alumnus of the college.
was visiting in Bellevue several days last
week.
Miss Hazel weirche Of Omaha has been
visiting Miss Hazel Wilcox several days
during the last week.
Prof. and Mrs. J, A. Whitmore are re-
toicing over the arrival of a baby girl that
came last Monday morning.
George Lane came across the river the
other day to visit friends and relatives in
this vicinity for an indefinite time.
County Superintendent Miller visited the
Bellevue schools last Friday while on a
tour Of inspection throughout the country.
Misses Grace Clarke. Stella Stof and
Mae Gatewood Of Papillion were visiting
at the w. " Chapman home last Satur-
day,
Charles c. Brown, an ex-college student.
was visiting on the hill last Sunday He
Is making arrangements to return to his
work next fall
Prof and Mrs. Willis II. Kerr of Fulton,
Mo-, were called to Bellevue last Monday
by the death Of Mrs. Kerr's father Rev.
William Nicholl.
The college was closed last Tuesday
afternoon out of respect OF the Rev. WI
liam Nicholl and TO allow the students to
attend the funeral.
Mrs. Belle Clarke, lately returned from
q soJourn on the Pacific coast, left last
Friday for Kearney. accompanied by her
niece, Miss Hertha Miner.
DR.. David R. Kerr, called here from
Fulton, Mo, by the death of his friend,
Rev William Nicholl, spent several days
last week renewing acquaintance.
Last Thursday night, under the auspices
OF the Missionary society, Rev Mr. Weller
gave an illustrated lecture on Ben Hur,
Which was we'll attended and much en-
loyed.
Wednesday morning. during the chapel
hour, DR. Howard A. Johnson OF New
York, who Is returning home from a trip
around the world, gave the students q
Mighty interesting talk.
The Sunday traffic on the interurban road
was delayed for some time last Sunday
on account Of the derailment of a car.
The Wrecking car, which came down from
quite miN-up for some time.
T. c. Hormby, a prominent merchant OF
valentine, Neb., entertained the Valentine
Wednesday evening. Those present were
Misses Claudia Wells, Marguerite Quig-
ley, Messrs. Horribly. Jones, Walcott and
Quigley.
The annual Sophomore senior banquet
was held Friday evening at the Calumet
Gomez house. Music was furnished by an
orchestra from the Boyd theater. Mr. Ben
benson as postmaster, kept the banquet
ers merry with his keen wit and the menu
furnished was excellent.
W. w. Graham OF Belgrade Neb ana
MIS- w. +. Miller Of Des Moines Ia a
brother and sister OF Mrs. Hartley Monroe,
were called 10 her bedside last week She
paving passed through the crisis OF her
Lluess and being on the road 10 recovery
they LETT for their homes last Monday
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-20
THE F%RATERNlTlES
Items for this department should be az
1ressed: 'Fraternal Editor
MopERN wo0DMEN.

Newark City Camp, NJ. w. of A., WI
convere tonight in Iroquois Hall, Washile'
ton street. This will be the last meeting
of the camp this year. The December as
sessment is due tonight, and accompany
Ing it are the first quarters dues Tor lSoe
Members must remember that the a
nent merely Of the regular assessment
does not clear them and make sure inc
payrnent OF their beneficiary. Tho dues
are lust as important, and must be pald
as well as the assessment. AS it is from
this source that the per capita tax is pald
10 the head camp. failure to pay the resu-
lar camp dues will mean suspension, dur-
ing which the beneficiary certihcate is
vaiueless. This is brought to the attention
of the members because Newark CITY
camn will have to remit to the head Office
the per capita tax for the first six months
of 1908 before January !. -
A r.eeting Of the Woodmen's BOVINE
League will be held in the rooms OF new
ark City Camp tonight to settle the long
standing financial tie-up or certain iunus
and to settle the old business OF the
Icague.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-20
$3.50 VERDICT FOR
PET DOGS "CARESS:"
Atlantic City Jury Took Four Hours to
Reach Decision-To Appeal
Case.

ATLANTIC CITY, Dec. 2O.-Bitten
in the face while caressing a pet bull
dog, Mrs. Mary ". Price yesterday in
the District Court demanded of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert j. Garner $500 dam
ages. The jury awarded her $3.50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garner denied the own
ership of the animal, and declared that
the dog was a general pet and never
had shown a vicious temper. The owner
of the boarding house where the dog
was kept also was uncertain as to
who was the owner. 1t was claimed
that 1t belonged to n of the children
of the defendants.
It required four hours for the jury
to make up the verdict. The case will
be appealed.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-20
GERMAN WoMEN,s <. U. "!

rhese officers were elected at last
night -se1ni-annual meeting OF the
german Women's X. U. V. in Dasslng
Ball:
President, Mrs. Rose Gill; vice-presi-
dent. Mrs. Anna Panzer; recording
secretary, Mrs. Marie Sachs; financial
secretary. Mrs. Elizabeth Rail; treas
urer, Mrs. Marie Kull. The finance
committee is made up Of Mrs. Anna
Panzer. Mrs. Emile Gill, Mrs. Louis
Fleis and Mrs. Emma Krug.
President Gill has held he office for
the last sixteen years, and Mrs. Rail
has been at her post for the last eigh-
teen years.
sumner.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-20
CARRIED 100000
LIKE LOAF OF BREAD.
Klondike Miner Afraid to Trust 1t to
Banks-Made Pile in IS Years,
Three Partners Dead.

NEW YORK. Dec. 9o.-Carrying half a
million dollars in a brown paper parcel as
though it might nave been a loaf of bread.
George G. Lemons, a Klondike mine own
err. arrived on the Majestic yesterday. He
was accompanied by his wife, who until a
few weeks ago was Miss Frances Clark. Of
Scotland Lemons explained that the rea-
son for his carrying the big wad of money
was because Of the fact hat a large
amount Of funds which he had sent TO
Seattle for business use had got tied up
in the banks, and he wanted what he
had with him FOR immediate use. The
package contained s5oo,ooo II one thousand
dollar bills.
Lemons is an Englishman. He said he
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-20

went to Dawson thirteen years g and
made his pile.
II made mine" he said, but for two
years 1 slept en the work. I buried three
partners and know What It IS 10 1--we on
the bare necessities OF life.
Lemons mine is at 81, Michaels, 1900
miles from Dawson City.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-20
INDIAN LEAGUE WHIST.

The whist of the Republican Indian
League of New Jersey at it's rooms in
Washington street was a brilliant af-
fair with the majority of the prizes
going to the fair guests of the political
chiefs. The winners were as follows:
Mrs. r. Pulls, Mrs. r.. Doremus, Mrs.
A.. l. Bayard, Mrs. j. NJ. Carolla, Mrs.
C. Fisher, A. L. Bayard, Mrs. j. Wooley
and L. A. Edwards.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-20
PROFESSOR CHAPMAN TO LECTURE.

Professor James Madison Chapman,
formerly of Wesleyan Academy, will
deliver an address at the Sixth Presby-
terlan Church Chapel, Union and
Lafayette streets, tonight. Mr.. Chap
man is a celebrated reader, and has
been a professor in several colleges
and preparatory schools. His work as
an instructor is spoken of highly by
college, presidents.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-20

secretary. James f. Reilly; financial secre-
tary. James ]. Kilkenny; treasurer, p.
]. Heating; sergeant-at-arms, Dom
mick Fox; sentinel Bernard Murphy;
standing committee. James O'Hara,
Patrick Bulger, Robert Boyle, A. XII
kenny and Thomas Dunn: "inancia
committee, John j., Waters, Charles
O'ConneIl and Owen Mullaney.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-20


Chairman Crosby, when he called the
meeting to order. had stated that Senator
Frelinghuysen was opposed to n new law
to supercede the present one, presented by
himself, and that ]. B. r. Smith. commits
sioner OF motor vehicles of the State,
thought that the time was now ripe for a
new law. He added that Senator Freling-
huysen, in an Informal talk, had signihed
his willingness to offer certain amend
ments to the present law.
A resolution was adopted recommending
that the legislative committee endeavor to
have the speed limit extended, so that
the limit in the open country should be
twenty-five instead of twenty miles an
horr, six miles ut sharp turns and in the
city, and fifteen miles an hour where
houses arc 100 feet apart on the road.
Another resolution, to the effect that
drunken drivers should have their licenses
revoked for five years and be imprisoned,
was also adopted.
The question of lights was taken up, as
was that of allowing Eon-residents Of the
State to drive through this State on
licenses OF their own State. and a resolu-
ton was adopted to the effect that the
time limit on such non-residents should
be that they could use the roads Of this
State for not more than ten consecutive
days in every two months. George II.
iVSlt VI LAG 4Nuilh JtlstJ NlObbi 1AhJI u
Paterson, spoke on speed restrictions, and
said that the time would come when the
restrictions would be removed and the
automobile drivers put on their honor"
not TO exceed reasonable speed,
A. G. Bachelor, editor Of the Automobile
Magazine, spoke on this question also and
on the service acceptance by the Secretary
OF State on nonresident drivers, saying
that action might be brought against u
man when out of the State and a judg-
ment found without him being notified. so
that he might, as has happened, be at
tached when he again entered the State.
After further discussion of various ques-
tlens IL was decided that there should be
. meeting Of representatives from every
club in the State, for the purpose Of talk
ing over the legislation, and that the dele
gates be vested with the power 10 act for
the club they represent.
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WOMEN ELECT OFFICERS.

The following officers were chosen for the
ensuing year at the last meeting of the
Hermina Frauen and Jung Frauen x. u.
": President. Mrs. Rosa Gill; vice-presi-
dent Mrs. Julia Keller; secretary, Mrs.
Emma Rob; treasurer. Mrs. Margaret
Tfnisnel. finance committee, Mrs. Julia
stofiers, Mrs. Emma Gill, Mrs. Anna
Panser.
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PIATTDUETscHE vEREEN.

Arrangements for coming events con-
nected with the Plattduetscher Vereen
we're reported upon at last nights session
of that society, presided over by President
Otto jain. The Christmas committee, the
masquerade committee and the Thousand
Islands excursion committee submitted re-
ports of progress. There will be a New
Years Day reception for ladies on jan
,,arr .
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PREPARE FOR CHRISTMAS.

Christmas songs were rehearsed by the
Badlsche LiedertafeI under the direction of
Adslbert Fuhge last night. The arrange
ments for the celebration are in the hands
Of Ernest Lorge. Frank Ems, Joseph Heck,
William Fuhr and Julius Schwarz. II
take place In Kinast's Hall, Springfield
auenue. December q.
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VETERAN ORGANIZATIONS.

The Adrairal Boggs Naval Veteran Asso
citation viii meet tonight at headquarters
The election Of officers for the cruise o
1908 will be held.
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!. o. 0. 2.

Mount Ararat Encampment. I. o. o. f.,
will meet tonight. The quarter-session
dues ale scheduled for this meeting In
addition to election of officers the degree
of N. J.. will be conferred.
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DAUGHTERS OF LIBERTY.

General Putnam Council. d. of L.. will
/ meet tonight at IS Springfield avenue for
the election Of officers and transaction Of
business of unusual importance.
Pride of the Juniors Council, D.. of L.,
will convene tonight at 474 Broad street.
Candidates will pc initiated and officers
alpptpd.
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in its headquarters in the Kruger Audi
forum last night, at which there was an
program of vocal and instru-
music. Next month he society viii
nave a frst-class minstrel show.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-20
A. o. H. ELECTION.

Omcers Of Division No 7. A. o. H..
were elected last night at the annual
meeting held at 1875 Market street. as
follows;
President. Andrew u. Brady; vice.
president Martin Kilkenny fecoreing
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-20
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.

Star OF Monroe Council. d. OF A., will
meet tonight. Officers will De nominated
disposed OF. A social win follow the bust
mess session.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-20
A. o. OF M. p

Newark Assembly, A. @. of M. P, will
meet tonight at so Hamburg place. officers
will be elected and several candidates
initiated.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-20

by, relative to a conference he had with
Senator Frelnghuysen. at which the Sena-
tor stated that he would receive the repre-
sentatives of the automobile clubs and ar
range changes to be made, with the under
standing that the automobile clubs would
abide by the decision reached at the con-
ference and not attempt to lobby. Mr..
Saddler stated that, as president of the
associated clubs, he could not give eoun-
tenance TO this plan, as the auto interest
of the other parts OF the state might obs
jeet to having the proposed amendments
to tho law dictated by one Senator, even
IL he wes tho father of automobile legis-
lation"
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-20

Court F-relinghuysen, /. o. F., will meet
tonight. A candidate will be put Through
the woods by the new uniformed
initiatOrV team,
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JR. o. ~. A. N.

George A. Halsey Council. Jr. o. ..
A. NJ, will meet tonight. Candidates will
be initiated.
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ORDER OF EASTERN STAR.

Radiant Charter. o. Of E. s., will meet
tonight at Az Broad street. Officers will be
elected.
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coMpANIoNs OF THE FOREST.

Success OF Harrison circle e. f. OF A.
will hold rs annual election OF officers to-
night.
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KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF HONOR.

Northern Star Lodge, X. and L. of H..
Montclair, will Initiate six candidates
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AR1oNs SOCIAL SESSION.

Tho u. 6. v. ArIan had q social session
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saddlcr Opposes Measure.

w. r. Saddler of the Mercer County
Automobile Club. and president of the
Associated Auto Clubs of New Jersey,
opposed this measure. "It would create
an entirely unnecessary State body that
would grow year by year and eat up
the funds paid the State by automo-
biles," was the contention of Mr.. Sad
dler. why, this matter can be han
died by the police he declared, land
l am opposed to any move of this kind.
This State corps of inspectors would
soon grow to such proportions that 1t
would be unmanageable. and the cost
to the State would be such that there
would be no money left for the repairs
Of the roads"
Taking up the question of automo-
bile legislation, Mr., Saddler declared
that it would be impossible to get a
new law this yea to supplant the FIRE.
l~inghuysen law, and that even amend
ments would be difficult to obtain, in
asmuch as that last year he had dis
covered that politicians did not do all
they promised" and that he thought
the automobile interests would have
cause to congratulate themselves if
further unnecessary restrictions were
not put upon the owners and drivers of
cars. IJe Sldlcu lildL TIT pItsstDl ID
was a farce and that the automobilist
could not obey it or the authorities en-
force 1t, and in referring TO some re-
marks made by the chairman Of tho
meeting relative TO an interview with
Senator Frelinghuysen on the question
of further legislation, said;
why do you people Of this county
rely entirely upon Frelinghuysen? He
is only one Senate in a body of twen-
ty-one. Why do you not appeal to your
Senator from this county, Everett
Colby. a straightforward, clever a
that. If you interest. can do more for
you with the aid Of the Assemblynen
from Essex, than any n else"
He referred to Alderman William P.
Martin, Assemblyman-elect. saying
that he was a clever man, and although
he had opposed the interests Of the
automobiles at Trenton, was fair. He
recommended that a dinner be given
and Senator Colby and the members of
the Assembly for 1908 from Essex
County be invited to attend, and the
case Of the autoists explained.
Referring to remarks ~of Chairman Cros-