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Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-13
Simply Swallow
Many Eat as Though They Were Blind
and Their Tongues Cut Out.

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Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-13
MOTHER PINES FOR HER BOY
AGED Woman Pleads for ErrinR son
for whom she is willing
60 Care.

Tell him his dear old mother lies M IN
bed, waiting for her only boy to come
back Tell him we will give him good
home II he will Only come"
This Is the prevailing note OF patient
yearning which runs through letter re-
ceived by the Omaha police few days ago,
containing the earnest appeal that search
be made for Henry Markley, who, IL
states, has sent no word of himself back
home for Eve years The letter comes
from the mans sister at Lyons, Ia, and
reads. in part;
There is a dear old mother here 50 years
old, al in bed, waiting for her only boy
you know OF him give him this to read.
Tell him to come at once. MY home is his
him good employment. II ne Is able to
work, and II not. I will take care OF him.
Though Henry MarlIley is q tall man.
now we'll into middle age, he stlll remains
my boy to the dying mother, and though
she knows he Is not the kind of man that
makes a desirable citizen for any commu-
nifty, she still longs for the sight and pres
ence OF him as she did before he drifted
away. The letter intimates the folks at
home know he IL not the best kind Of a
son end brother, and the information
gained by the police can, unfortunately,
give them no cheer on that SCORE
After several days Of search the police
are nearly ready to give up the hunt for
MarlSley. Traces OF him have been found
instances where he is remembered as q
tenant who was thrown out Of the house
for nonpayment Of board and room. The
TRAN was blurred suddenly and lost, but
SO far as it went It threw no favorable
light on the missing son. The police will
reply to the letter when nothing further
can be done, but IT is not likely the report
regarding the mans character will cause
even a touch OF the disappointment which
win result from the news that the search
for him has failed
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-13
BRIEF CITY NEWS.

Man Gets . Divoroe-Walter V. Shelley
was granted a decree of divorce from
Clara e. Shelley in the district court
Tuesday.
omcial Route Of shrinsrs-The Union
Pacific has been declared the official route
for Tangier temple when that body Of
7shriners goes to the annual session OF the
imperial council Of the Mystic shrine, which
will be held at Los Angeles May to IL.
Tired Of that Life-Laura Kelly, inmate
of a resort. took poison Tuesday noon and
is in a low condition. She was taken to
the police station and worked over by
Police Surgeons Harris and Arnaut, but
there is little hope extended for her re-
covery.
Gives Dollars for Csnts-Homer Kirk
saloon keeper at 11lS South Sixth street,
ygave a man named George o'Donnell Ss5
for a check which called for only as many
cents, Tuesday, and asks the police to aid
him in recovering the portion the man did
not have coming.
DistH New Club zouss-The Dietz
Athletic association has been granted a
building permit to erect a $3.50 club house
on the base ball grounds at Thirtieth and
spaulding streets The plan is to get the
grounds in shape in time for the opening
Of the outdoor season.
oould Not Avoid the Tempter-C w.
Kelly, who just completed a sentence In
the county jail. was again arrested Tues
day on an embezzlement charge. Kelly's
particular graft" is said to be hotels. an
Omaha hotel and one at Fremont. Neb,.
being among his victims.
New Arohway at Forest HAWAI- tile
ISOLATION Tuesday morning plans were ap-
proved for the construction of a granite
archway and entrance to the grounds e
cost $500. Il was reported that the street
railway company had completed the build.
ing OF It's lines within the grounds to the
Administration building. which has a large
waiting room in connection.
Butch Ames Held on Bonds-'Butck'
Ames was held TO the district court in
bonds OF 500 by Judge Crawford in police
court Tuesday on the charge Of having
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-13
DRINK EMPORIUM IN HOME
Large supply Found on Tap I'm
Private Quarters on the
Sabbath Day.

Charles Fl. stiller. proprietor of the sa-
loon at Thirteenth and Howard streets, was
fined SIS and costs In Judge Crawford's
court Tuesday morning, having been found
guilty of keeping a disorderly house on
the Sabbath, which is the police term for
breaking the slocumb Sunday closing law.
The evidence against StiIer was furnished
by Sergeant Hayes and Ofleer Woodbridge,
who followed directions telephones the po-
lice explaining how to get into Sltller's
place. Thoy were admitted TO the second
floor, where they found several cases Of
beer, much whisky and a cigar box full of
small change.
stiller represented in court that It was
nothing unsIal for him to have a big sa-
loon stock stored in his private living
apartments, nor to have the box of change
and in the two days intervening since he
was arrested professed to have forgotten
talking with Sergeant Hayes Of having
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-13
BEFORE THE PEOPLES BAR
Minute Bennett, the Repeater, FliTs Back
Into Her Cell
UNABLE TO MAKE HER PLEA WORK
IT'S the same old Race in the
Same Old Place and the
Same Old Sem
tence.
UNABLE TO MAKE HER PLEA woR

When thine" was called for the begin
ming OF the daily grind the view from the
position occupied by his honor at the
peoples bar Tuesday morning was sud-
denly obstructed by what at frst looked
like an eclipse Of the moon, missed by the
astronomers, but which Immediately was
recognized as the face OF the old standby
and repeater, Minnie Bennett One eye
dropped shut. twenty-six teeth gone In
front, with the lips folded over what re-
NAMED. the 'ole oman looked around
her, ready to deny anything and everything
any one might happen to say.
ofhcer Lesch raised his hand and re-
paated the same story he told in the same
court about the same prisoner on the same
spot few days previous. the gist Of which
was that the amazing beauty OF the de-
PENDANT was such as to endanger persons
likely to be caught by her siren slances
in passing and leaving all their money with
her.
one glance at the prisoner almost made
the Judge turn around and fine the oficer
for perjury and falsely imprisonIng a
woman, but It was the second time he had
sent her in, so he gave the policeman thu
best OF It.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-13
HIGH RATES IN NEBRASKA
Cost Of Transporting Cattle Exceeds That
d.. in Sister States,
Also EXCESSIVE on FLOUR MD HORSES
Deputy Labor CommissiOner Bash
Issues Statistics, Using PopuIa-
tion OF Omaha OF Many
Years AGO.

Burnett Bush, deputy labor commissioner,
has completed his annual bulletin Of the
state bureau Of statistics, and the volume
has been received from the hands % the
printers II Is divided into two parts, the
first being devoted TO an analysis OF each
county on land values, crop production
and values, shipment OF various products.
classification OF lands and areas, census of
fruits, population of towns and railway
mileage. The second part deals with freight
charges and the shipments Of the products
Of the state. Comparison is made with the
average rates In force in Nebraska, Illinois.
Iowa, Missouri and Kansas. The report
shows that products to the value OF S27s,-
72S,S7u were shipped in 1906.
Some of the figures contained in the
compilation may be strictly up-to-date, but
there are others which certainly are many
years on. namely those purporting to give
the population Of Omaha and South Omaha.
Mr.. Bush has failed to take the new cen
sus of these cities, picking up those most
convenient, which was taken years ago
when Omaha had but 10000.
The tables show the cost of transporting
cattle to be greater in Nebraska than in
either Missouri. Iowa, Kansas or Illinois.
Hogs also cost more, but sheep cost lesa
Horses cost more than in either OF the other
/ states, but coal costs more in Illinois and
Kansas than in Nebraska. When grain Is
| transported more than forty miles It costs
more than in any of the other states named
Higher Rate on Flour.
Nebraska also has a higher rate on flour
| when II is hauled over forty miles than the
other states and a higher rate on poultry
than the other states except Kansas Ne
braska's charge on butter and eggs is lest
than Kansas and more than the charge II
Illinois, Missouri and lowe.
The railroads charge more for MOVING
potatoes in Kansas than In Nebraska II
both carload lots and less than CARLOAD
lots. For apples both Missouri and KansA
charge more than Nebraska and brick ar
cheaper for a short distance in Nebraska
than in any of the other states. The Ne
brasl1a rate for cement is higher than othe
states except when II is moving over 10
miles, when it costs more I'm Kansas
} Lime is higher in Nebraska than in tn
! other states mentioned. Salt varies as {
: the distance. Sand costs more in nilnoi
! than in the other states and lumber 1
highest in Kansas, with Nebraska secon
! on the list
The packing house products lead in tn
value of the product shipped with a tots
! Of about Ss9.0Oo.OOO Cattle is second and tn
smeiter products third. f8ogs come ne1
with s21.OOO,0tO and corn next at 50, 200, 90
The report shows 17,729. AS bushels OF whes
4 were shipped in Nebraska in 1905.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-13
Major General commandinE.
KNIGHT OF EAST AND WEST
Degree which starts on Second Day
of Scottish Rite PrOSeed-
inEs ne Temple,


semper F1delis chapter Knights Of Rose
Croix No l. assembled in executive SEES
sion Tuesday morning at o'clock to con-
fer the seventeenth degree, which occupied
most Of the forenoon. This degree Is known
as the Knight OF the East and West. Dur
ing the afternoon the eighteenth degree, or
that OF knight Of the Eagle and Pelican OF
Prince OF Rose Croix. was bestowed.
The impressive fifteenth and sixteenth
degrees, Knight Of the East, the Sword or
the Eagle, and that OF the Prince of Jeru-
salem was conferred Tuesday evening
with solemn and impressive ceremonies
These ceremonies are among the most
elaborate of the entire Scottish Rite and
are replete with ritualistic splendor.
All Of the sessions are necessarily secret
This is also true OF the remainder Of the
session
Knights OF Kadosh. viii rendezvous in
executive council for the bestowal Of nine
teenth to the thirtieth degrees inclusive.
The reunion will close It's formal work
Thursday evening by comforting with very
elaborate ceremonies the much coveted
thirty-second degree, or that OF Master OF
the Royal Secret
Friday evening a banquet will be given
in honor OF the class at Masonic temple.
At this banquet Latin and English patents.
together with morals and dogma, will be
furnished the candidates.
Among the thlrty-third degree Masons.
the highest rank to which one can attain
In the fraternity. are; Gustave Anderson,
inspector general; henry C. Akin. John J.
Mercer. Claude L. Talbot. deputy inspector
general; M. r. Funkhouser, Charles y.
Finch. Victor White and Charles g. Hunt
ington.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-13

An attack OF grip seldom results fatally
but II is the Indirect oouse' OF many deaths
II II does not result In pneumonia, which Is
frequently the case, It leaves its victim
with a cough which fingers on long after
every other symptoms Of the disease has
vanished, The system L. thus left in a
weakened condition and is susceptible to
almost every other disease. The grip can
be greatly lessened in us severity II Cham
beriain's Cough Remedy Is used, and any
tendency toward pneumonia. is promptly
checked. There is no medicine which has
met with greater success In the treatmsn;
OF this disease. 1t cures the cough and
leaves the system In a natural and healthy
condition.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-13


attacked and robbed Frank stello on the
night of March Z. The other three men
whom steIlo asserted partook in the as
sault, Phillip and Robert McCullum and
Frank Bennish, were discharged from Gus
tody. the evidence failing to connect them
with the case.
Funeral Of John n I.arson-The funeral
services OF John Martin Larson were held
at the home of his family, nc North Twen-
ty-third street. at / O'Clock Tuesday after
noon. The body was taken on o'clock
train 20 Murray, Ia. his former home, for
burial. Larson died suddenly Saturday
morning from pneumonia at St. Francis
hospital at Colorado Springs. He was
night yardmaster for the Santa Fe railroad
at Colorado Springs
s. Katz Sues Martha M. Ish-Samuel
KATE filed suit in the district court Tues
day against Martha M. Ish for 1920. He
alleges she sold him a building on Jones
street, just west of Thirteenth. for $50, 900,
and failed to tell him of a long-term lease
held by the r. Herschel company on the
property at a rental Of Sl75. This lease ex-
piFes October /, 1905 The plaintiff is re-
ceiving SIZE monthly from the tenant, but
considers the rental value 1915. He sues
for the difference OF 500 a month for
thirty-six months.
Covsts Her Neighbor'n. zat-A white
hat with gay pink roses running around
the top and underneath. and a wide, limp
brim, which rose and felr>with each step,
was coveted so strongly by Leona Harris,
500 North Twelfth street, that she set up
the claim Of ownership against the efforts
Of Lena Banks to secure the wonderful
creation. Miss Harris did not deny she
borrowed the headgear from Miss Banks,
but possession being nine points in law,
she made up her mind to hang on to Il.
even without a bill OF sale. wherefore she
now languishes in jail on complaint OF
her contestant charging her with petit lar
ceny.
Creditors ASK Bankruptoy-The credit
ors OF the Wilson Spring Bed company OF
/ Omaha have fled a petition in the United
! States district court asking that the firm
be declared bankrupt. The petition alleges
that the company has permitted certain
preferred creditors, through legal proceed
ings, to obtain preferences over other
creditors. particularly over the claims Of
the petitioners and that the firm has con-
verted part of its property to other pre-
ferred creditors. The petitioning creditors
are; Berry Bros, Diamond Fabric COM
pahy, r. q. Dun & Co.. Sunderland Roofing
ana Supply company, Omaha Electric Light
and Power company. American Transfer
/ company, w, A. and o. c. Redick. Ne
braska Telephone company. Baum Iror
/ company. Il. F. shuring q Co.. Coal Hin Goa
/ company. omshe Water company. James
Morton a Sons CO.. and the Douglas Print
ing company, whose claims aggregate abou
500
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-13
BUYS DRESSNARINC STOCKS
BrAndsis Secures Batirs Bankrupt Stock Of
Holland, Fsx o. Of 0naha 81
Fraction Of Its Value
FINE DRESS GOODS AND SILKS
Alec Entire stock 81 NINE. $. sEitser.
n y. ssrd st., new YORK., ne
tired from Business-sale r.
Monday, March 10.

Brandeis bought, through referee In
bankruptcy, the entire dressmakinG stock
Of the Hoiland-Fox Co. OF Omaha. We
also bought all the elegant stock Of Nine.
s. switzler one Of New Yorks most FASH
ionable dressmakers, on her retiring from
business.
Both these stocks were bought At frac-
ton OF their value We are going to sell
them at the most extraordinary bargains
ever known in the west.
The most beautiful silks, velvets, dress
goods, laces, boleros. embroidered linen
dresses and waists, ribbons, trimmings.
etc. will go at gigantic bargains next Mon
day. A chance of a lifetime to buy up-to-
date beautiful goods at fraction OF their
value.
watch for further particulars.
]. L. BRANDEIs g SONS.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-13

There is q beauty and attractive
ness In health which is far greater
than mere regularity of feature.
A siclxly, irritable, and complaining
woman always carries = cloud Of
depression with her; she Is not only
unhappy herself but 10 damper. TO
all Joy and happiness when with her
family and friends
II Is the bright, healthy, vivacious
woman who always charms andcarries
sunshine wherever she goes.
fla woman finds that her energies
ere tagging and that everything tires
her; II her feminine system fails to
perform its allotted duties. there is
nervousness, sleeplessness, faintness,
backache, headaehe. bearing down
pains. and Irregularities, causing
constant misery and melancholia,
she should remember that Lydia Hs
Plnkham's Vegetable comPound
made from native roots and herbs will
dispel all these troubles. By correct
ing the cause of the trouble II cures
where other treatment may have
failed.
Miss Elizabeth Wynn, of No. EOS
sth Avenue, New York City, writes :
Dear Mrs. Pinkham.-
''For months / suffered with dreadful
headaches, pain in the back and severe
hemorThages. was weak and out Of eorts
Ali the time Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound helped me when all other medi-
cine had failed. IL seemed TO be just what
needed and quickly restored my health"
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-13
Sweet Cream Wanted
AID FOR NEBRASKA SHIPPERS
Railroad Commission Asks that IL ne
Notified at Once of number
of Cars Needed.

The railway commission IL anxious TO
discover the exact condition regarding car
shortage in this state, and through the
public press requests shippers to furnish
1t with information of their necessities,
so that reliable data can be collected.
when all the facts are before the COM
mission 1t will take such steps as may
be within it's powers to relieve the situation.
Communications should be addressed
Nebraska State Railway Commission, Linz
coin, Neb."
Questions which should be answered:
l. Number Of cars you actually need for
loading by March 20.
2 Number OF cars OF each kind OF grain
to be moved.
8. General condition of corn.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-13
EYE SPECIALISTS, HutssOn Optical co.
ANrI-SUICIDE CLUB SURE
Organization viii he Formed by the
Salvation Army Omcers
in Omaha.

The proposed organization Of an anti
suicide club under the auspices and within
the Salvation Army is still under contem-
pla.ion. and nothing more will be done In
the matter until the return OF Stan Cap
tain Storey from a two weeks visit to
South Dakota A member of the Salvation
Army said:
''I 10 not know just what the plans are
TO be However, such club is to be or
ganized as soon as Captain Story returns
Such clubs have been organized in Phila-
delphia, New York, London and Boston,
and they have accomplished great good
among the respondent. My understanding
of the plan is to get in immediate touch
with the respondent and such as may have
a thought of suicide. and seek to cheer
them up and divert their minds from the
thought OF suicide. 1t is not the intention
TO cram a lot of religious ideas into them,
for that might have just the reverse ef-
feet Of what we desire. II the dependency
is through drink, we will try to work
with them on temperance lines OF the most
practical character but not by preaching
to them The aim will be to show that
the world is not half so bad as 1t seems TO
be and that there is no trouble or grief but
has It's solace. II they are starving we
will feed them. II they are sick we will
doctor them. II they are destitute we will
provide for them. II they are in mental
trouble or in great financial distress we
will try to show them the way out, and
then. after we have got their minds of
the suicidal mania, we will. of course, try
to improve their moral and religious char.
acter. The sole purpose. as I understand
It to be, is to help the respondent and e
show them that there is a panacea for
every III and sorrow and that It can be
relieved by human sympathy and friend
ship"
Omaha daily bee., 1907-03-13
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First-clsss up-to-date equipment Double
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