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Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-18
WHATCLUBWONEN ARE DOING
No More Time for Meetings Until
After Holidays Are Over.
SERIES OF MUSICALES BY w.c.T.U.
Proceeds VIII BE Devoted for Enter
rnintnE National Convention an&
EstabIiEhment of Public
Baths in Omaha.
SERIES OF MUSICALEs BY w.c.T.U.

Few club meetings viii be held from now
on until after the holidays. but this week
has been one Of the busiest that local club
women nave experienced In many a season
Preparation for Christmas and the holidays
Is ordinarily sufficient 10 crowd out club
meetings. but TINS year the National Corn
exposition has contributed an additional
Demand upon their time, The lecture course
Of the model kitchen section has been well
supported by the club women and in Addi-
ton 10 these sessions several social affairs
complimentary TO the women speakers have
enfailed no small amount Of attention. The
pldeEe 10 do the Christmas shopping early
is being eonscientionsly lived up TO by the
women and thi fact has made IL possible
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-18

I. T Cooper. who IL explaining his
theory and medicine 10 the public. IL
meeting more people each day and seems
10 be attracting as much E~ttentio- here
a. was reported from other cities before
he arrived in New York
Coopers theory is that modern all
mepts are largely due 10 stomach trouble
He claims his preparation win regulste
the digestive organs in six weeks. IN
explaining his theory. when intsrviewed
Wednesday Afternoon he said: About
three cut Of five people who come 10 ask
about my medicine say, my nerves are
all u~nstrung, or Tn very nervous or
I am on the verge OF nervous pr0stra-
ton All this nervous trouble is due to
just one thiRE-tmperfeet digestion,
Did you ever hear Of a farmer with
nervous prosrrAtion? ] never did. The
farmer gets up early. Out be goes into
the fresh air 10 put in 4 days work thai
would lay most people Up for a. week Al
noon the oi~uner-bOrn lows. he has
worked his body 80 hErd that his Etom-
ach IL Just shouting for food ana you can
bet IL gets Il Tie amount Of cornea
beef, cabbage. potatoes, bread, PIE, milk
etc. that he puts away IL a sight 70 see
Back he goes TO the fields More hard
work in the fresh air and sunshine
Home Al night with the same enormous
Apprure. A bis EuplaT. and then he
sleeps as though chloroformed No rest
less tossing a. night Any nervous pres
trRuon for htmf Wen, ! guess not h
doesn't feel dun and lEnguid al day
he doesn't have a coated uOngDe ana q
bad taste IN MS mouth He's living the
LIE thEt nature intended him 10 i've. and
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-18

bert Hopper. He provided that Gnoer'
Hopper as 6 condition Of accepting the
gtft should pay Mrs Mclean $500, Whicf
was to be held in trust for her, she 10 receive
the income. Gilbert Hopper was also ois'
satisfied with the provision he should pay
Mrs. Hopper 5000 and be too Joined th'
contests.
The case was tried come time no ou
JudEe Leslie deferred the decision unit
Thursday morning. he sustained the dfvl
sion Of the property as MADE by the VII
ana the deeds, which ne held 10 be a par
OF the win. The contest. II was announced
would be carried TO the supreme court ,!
the contestants
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-18
MASoNS ELECT OFFICERS
Grand Council and Grand ChapteF
Select Men 10 Fill the
ChafrE.

The annual meeting Of the grand council
Of Royal and Select Master Masons Of
Nebraska convened In Masonic temple
Wednesday evening and elected these off,
GERS Tor the year:
Fred !. SchRufelbsrEer OF Hastings. grand
master; Francis McGiverin Of Fremont
Deputy grand master; John w. Mitchell
Of Superior, grand principal conductor Of
work; John S. Hartman Of Tecumseh, grand
treasurer; Francis Z White Of Omaha.
grand recorder; John J. Mercer Of Omaha,
grand chaplain; George s Powell Of Omaha.
grand captain Of the guard; Chsuncey /.
wAttles Of Neigh, grand conductor Of
council; Carroll D. Evans Of Columbus
grand steward; Jacob King Of Omaha.
grand tyler.
The annual meeting Of the grand chSptsr
Of Royal Arch Masons concluded its work
al Masonic temple at noon Thursday by the
election Of the following officers for the
ensuing year:
Oscar R Allen Of Omaha, grand high
priest; John A. Wilson Of Broken Bow,
deputy grand high priest. George S. Powell
Of Omaha, grand king John Harper of
David City, grand scribe: Lncius D. Rich
srds Of Fremont. grand treasurer; Francis
z White Of Omaha, grand secretary: Neal
A P~ertygrove Of Oxford, grand chaplain
Robert W. McGunn Of Lincoln, grand lsc-
turer; Benjamin +. P1rmRn OF ChAdron.
grand captain Of the host; James Tyler Of
Lincoln, grand principal soJOurnsr; ChEun-
cey L WErtes OF Neigh. grand royal arch
captain; Bert L SpeIlman Of Beatrice, grand
master Of the third vel; Carroll D. Evans
Of OolUrnbps. grand master Of the second
vel; Samuel w. Christy Of Bdg2r. grand
master Of the third veil; Milton J. Ken
nErd Of Omaha and William D. Punk OF
Bloomfield. grand stewards, and Jacob
King o. Omaha, grand tyler.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-18
IFRoM NEW YORK WORLD APRIL "a 'Ol
SLEEPS AS THOUGH CHLORO-
FORMED EVERY NIGHT
Farmer Takes His Rest In a Contrary Manner
To Most City People.

his digestion Is perfect That's the secret
his digestion IL perfect Whenever 9
man Sc dlEssting his food hes q well man
But until the digestive organs are IN per
feet condition. good health Is absolutely
impossible
"A tired. ovsrWorked stomach. pro
duced by years Of little outdoor exercise
and too much hastily eaten food, car
cause an endless amount Of ailments,
among them being liver complaint KID
ney trouble. nervous breakdown, blood
trouble, and even rheumatism"
Among & number Of New Workers who
have recently stated that Cooper had
convinced them his medicines would DC
what he claims ts Mrs. Nd z Bell OF
Hewlett, l. J. who, when seen about
the matter said: Tor the past fouT
years ] have been 81 with cstArrh Of the
stomach. Ny feet and ankles have beer
so badly swollen that ] could not walk
any distance. ! have tried in every way
10 find something that would benefit me
but ] had begun 70 think that II was hope
less. as ! was getting slowly worse.
Three weeks ago last Saturday !
started taking this Cooper medicine. ss
] had been hearing a lot about Il from
friends Within a week al swelling had
lsft my feet and ankles. and ] could NElk
again as ] did f0ur years ago. Ny I'M
prOVement in evsry way is more than
dared hope ] have nc gas on my stom-
Ech. sleep well. have q hearty apostle
and feel EE vel As ] did n my life
ooOPsrs HsU Discovery. TIA meal
cins rs0sntly t~ufroenood IN NSw Xera
~ ME. Cooper, - aOw On sails ~ Shs Lad
ing drng storss thrOnghOat ~ UEsse
atA1sA Al yonf ArAGEa.t Coz a
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-18
OMAHA PARTY TO
TOUR OLD MEXICO
VIII Spend All Of February in Sunny
Chimes.
Low Rates, Including Travelling Fr.
PenseSs and a Fine
Trip.

A delegation Of omAha people win leave
here February ? in the private car 'Isnza-
for q thirty days tour Of the republic o,
Mexico.
The party VIII be under the auspices Of
the Western Tourist association, who have
taken several parties from Omaha through
Mexico In The past few years The CON-
plete cost Of the trip is ssa. which includes
every lsgiumats travelling expense. ran-
road fare. berth. meals. etc. Hpsrlenos5
guide and interpreter 81 rhe way. II Is 4
"Trip q q lifetime and one that VII - thor
oUghly enjoyed every minute ana sAch
mile A golden opportunity 70 pass tins
month q February under suuthsrn sunni
skies. There are only a tsE reservation
len and those interested should Epply Al
0nce- Rock Island urkS1 office, or write
20 Western TOURIST association, Atlantic
La for booklets and informEu0h
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-18
Common Sense Tablet
And A
Do Away with Dyspepsia. Stomach
TrOable And Make Meals
Pleasure.

1ENUnLt Ana MAKE Meals
= Pleasure.
whea your stomach goes on a strike
ana mass meetnEs Of Indignation are held
all over your body. then IL is that you
should Et Up and take notice.
IL IL clearly and only a question Of
common sensA-4s 1his thing called Dys-
p.psiA TAKE away. By abuse. ever eat
ing excuses and high 3ivinE the things
which the stomach needs and you have
oyspepslA n indigestion; then other
ma.adies fellow these-this Is common
sense.
The stomach is willing enough. but you
won't let A do It's work You take away
the materials which are 80 necessary for
81 20 use
Give back these materials ana Dyspepsia
ana indigestion Zee and the Whole ma
ehtnsry Of man begins slowly 70 move
RDd 40 sts work
What the stomach needs - nerve force.
fluids Tor ats digestive glands. nOurish-
meut and power. All these necessities II
takes from the blood. II dyspepsia gives
nothing 10 the blood. the blood gives moth
ing 70 the stomach
This 80 common sense also. pure. simple
and unAlioye&
Stuart'E Dyspepsia Tablets are common
sense pressed BY high power into tablets.
In these tablets are powerful essences
which so into the stomach digest food
Eiop Eas making. prevent dscaying Of
feod. aurtch the gastric Juices. are alb
ssrbed by the blood and thus give IL
ursnglh 20 furnish q bsttsT fluid for
aiEestinE the next meal Every physiriAn
Knows What comprises these tablets; ever
aruErast has the same knowledge also
They are natural common sense d1sestsrs
whInh Do the WORK for the stomach
eaiskly ana Esn Every drug store carries
Them, soc per pAckAga SEND Us your
name and address and we VII send you
urial package by mai free Address r
A stuart Ca asa Stuart 5ldg- Marshall
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-18
Come and co Gossip.
QUARTER CENTURY WITH SICK
Sister AdeIheid Celebrates Twenty
Fifth Annivernary aa Nun at
81. JosePh's Hospital.

Twenty-Five years ago. On December T..
1888, Sister Adelheid took the vows and
became one Of the army Of charitable work
ers IN the Catholic church. and In CON-
memoratiOn OF the quarter century OF DE-
votion g silver jubilee celebration was held
AT St Joseph's hospital Thursday, when
she received the congratulations OF the
other sisters priests and intimate friends
o. all faiths, many Of whom had been
patients under her care IN the years past
The celebration Of the silver Jubilee began
at g:9 In the morning and continued until
after the noon hour. At $50 solemn high
mass was celebrated In the hospital chapel
Rev. Father Stenson was master Of cere-
monies, Rev. Father Pascificas was cele-
brant and Rev. Father McGovern was
deacon, and Rev. Father Gleason sub
ceaeon- Assisting in the celebration Of the
mass were Fathers Smith, whalen, s. J..
Bronsgeest, s. J., Jennette and Walsh. Fol
lowing the high mass Rev. Father IRONS
Eeest pronounced the solemn banediction.
The altar Of the chapel was banked high
with costly cut flowers sent to Sister Adel-
held by friends and the chapel was filled
with worshipers during the celebration Of
the mass.
The sister al noon WIS the recipient on
En honorary dinner. the priests sitting down
10 a dinner al the same hour in another
dining room The two dining rooms also
were profusely decorated with cut flowers
and in the office Of the mother superior
numerous beautiful presents were dis
played
Sister Adelheid is one Of six who entered
the old St JoBeph's hospital. which for
merry stood at Twelfth and Mason streets.
TIT other five are Sister Hedvick. superior:
Sister Diunys!s. Sister Johanna, Sister
TObiR and Sister VorfnskR- Sister Abel
held has been with the hospital sixteen
years and during al that time has had
charge Of the surgical department
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-18
Mr.. MeHAne- nrp-rIeuc,.

Mrs. NJ. McRRnsy. Prentiss. Miss writes.
y was confined TO my bed for three
months with kidney and bladder trouble
and was treated by two physiciAnE, but
failed to get relief. No human tongue can
tell how / suffered and ! had given I'd
hype Of ever getting well until / began
taking Foley's Kidney Remedy. After tax
inS two bottles ] felt like a new person
and feel II my duty TO tell suffering women
what Foiey's Rldney Remedy did for ma
Sold BY al druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-18

Christmas shopping means to the workers?
II means not only that you are hurried
worried and tired, but that thousands Of
men women and children who work in fac
tories and stores look forward 10 the hon-
day seRson-to Christnas-with dread"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-18
Desperate shOotiRg

uains IN the chest require quick treatment
with pr. Kings New Discovery. Prevents
uneumonia. Soc and SEQ. For sale by
BeRlon Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-18

we're under the direction q Mr.. Renzs and
were in the Ak-s8r-Ben oolcrE
MrA Ddwin Hart jerks ana Mrs John c
Wharton have returned from q visit n
Chicago. N
Mrs Morris Cummings OF ChicRro IL the
guest Of Mrs Charles Kountss
Prospective Pleasures.
One Of the receptions New Years dRy
win be gwen by Mrs George Mcclellan
hfhbel and Miss Helen Ribhel al their
home, from 3 to 6 O'Clock About 20 invi-
tauons were issued Tuesday.
A club of medical men which meets once
4 month had dinner together Thursday
evening at the HenshRw. About fifteen
were present
Mr. and Mrs Prank Hamilton viii en-
terrain at dinner Tuesday evening.
Come and co Gossip.
Announcement OF the wedding has been
received IN Omaha Of Mr.. wilbur Dodge
Durham. son Of Mr.. Levitt BurnhAm. TO
Miss Edna May Morten In Oakland, al.
Saturday. November IS.
Mrs. George n. Douglas has returned
from q visit IN Hastings. Neb.
Mr.. Thomas i. Matters viii return this
week from Harvard university, Cambridge.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-18
Bridge Club.

Mrs. Thomas Latham Davis was hostess
Wednesday Al the meeting Of the Md
Week Bridge club. The member and
guests present were MesdRmes Herbert
Wheeler. Glenn Wharton. c. Y. Smith. Ben
Cotton, Willard Hosford. Jerome Mage,
c. Y. Smith and Z. 7. swobe.
Mrs. Arthur English was hostess AZ &
luncheon Wednesday for the members o.
the Book Review club. A program was
given on Egypt" with she SOCIAL topics
Shepherd Kings." I'll Sphinx" The
Pyramids" and "Tombs-" Mis-. A A Artel
was the leader for the day.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-18

for the majority who have done sc to give
their time 70 the exposition.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-18

The K K X clue was entertained
Wednesday afternoon at the Henshaw. Al
the game OF high five pEazus were awarded
10 Mrs r C DoEier and Miss Alice Red
man Luncheon Was served from one long
table with a c~enterpiece OF red carnations
Those present were Mrs. r c. Dozisr. Mrs
w. T. Edgehill, Mrs. W. E StcckhEm.
Mrs. o. l. Purdy. Mrs. Il. N johnson,
Mrs. W. H Gould, 3r.. Mrs. D. W. Dick
inson. Mrs. w. II. McEhinney. Mrs. z. c.
MRrston. Mrs z Bolton, Miss RsdmRn and
Mr.. RAdmRn
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-18
PROGRAM
Afternoon.
IN CONCERT HALL

IN CONCERT HALL
2m p. M-Unoer direction Of b
South Omaha Live stock exchange, Nj.
Thomas 2. Mcpherson presiding.
MUSE by George Green and his band.
Address by Thomas r MCPHERSON.
AGdress. Cattle" David Rankin. 81,
THrkio, no.
Music by George Green and his band.
ADDRESS. Teaching The Care Ct Live
Stock. Prof w. J. Kennedy. We d.
rector experiment station, Ames, Ia
Address, Household Economics
Mrs. Harriet MacMurphy.
ADDRESS. Liv stock lnterests. South
Omaha and Nebraska" General Charles
y. Mandersun.
Music. George Green and his band
Address. The Packing Interests,
John . Hern, South Omaha Neb.
Music, George Green and his band
ADDRESS, tn Woman N the Farm,
Miss JessicR Beshek. Omaha, Neb
Address, CD-OperRuve-Fdrmer-Com-
mis sion llRn = Packer Governor = elect
A. G. Sh~sIenberEsr.
Address, Corn and Live Stock. De
witt c Wing, ASSISTANT editor Breeders
Gazette, Chicago, III.
Address. wyoming in the Future as
an Agricultural and Live stock State,
Senator Joseph M Carey, Cheyenne,
Wyo.
Corn auction at 4 ,. m.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-18
NOTES on OMAHA SOCIETY
Mrs Charles KountEe and Mrs sam
mel Burns Give Afternoon Tea.
HOLIDAY FESTIVITIES BEGIN
Miss EtheI Tukey and Mru. Lydia Nor
risOn Entertsin > O'Clock Coffee
Complimentary 10 Mrs.
Rdwtn Morrison.

Mrs. Samuel Burns and Mrs. Charles
Kuuntze entertained at a delightful after
noon tea Thursday at Mrs. kOuntSe's
home In honor Of Mrs. OsEood Eastman,
who recently returned TO Omaha TO make
her home. An especially attractive color
scheme Of rose pink was used throughout
The rooms, lights ana uyriAds Of candles
had rose shades which cast a Euboued
light. while pink roses MADE an effective
decoration. In the receiving line were Mrs
Burns, Mrs. Kountz and her guest, Mrs
Morris Cummings q Chicago and Mrs
Eastman Pouring tea and assisting through
the rooms were Mrs. joel Stewart. Mrs.
!. 7. Stewart, second. Mrs. Henry wyman.
Mrs. Samuel Burns, Jr.; Mrs Luther l.
Kountze, Mrs. w. T. Burns. Mrs n P.
Dodge, Jr.. Mr. Joseph CudRhy, Mrs Z. A
CudAhy. Mrs. 7. L Davis. Mrs. ?. Il
Davis. Mrs. George Peck. Mrs Myron
Learned. Mrs. Clement Chase. Mrs. Harry
wilkins. Mrs. william Sears Poppleton,
Mrs. Ward Burgess, Mrs. Isaac Congdon,
Mrs. w. A Redick. Mrs. Arthur Rening-
ton, Mrs. Joseph Barker. Mrs. A c. Beeson
Mrs. A l. Reed. Mrs Isaac Cole. Mrs
Howard 3. Smith. Mrs. J. W. Griffith. Mrs.
Thomas Fitzpatrick Miss Helen Davis, Miss
Brownie Bess Baum and Miss Jean
GHGblGs ABOUT ~ guess were pIcetAL
For Mrs. Morrison.
Complimentary 10 their sister. Mrs. Edwin
Morrison Of Kansas City. Miss Ethel Turkey
and Mrs. Lydia Morrison gave 3 3
O'Clock coffee Thursday evening. Christ
mas decorations prevailed and a general
color scheme Of red was used The
dining room table had q pretty trim
ming Of holly, RED roses ana candles with
red shades. Assisting through the rooms
were: Mrs. A J. Cooley. Mrs Eva Wal
lace, Mrs. Herbert Wheeler. Mrs. Allan
Robinson, Miss Faith Potter, Miss Julia
HiEEtnson, Miss Susan Holdrege- Mrs.
Edward Holyoke, Mrs. Harry Pierpont,
Mrs. Paul HoRgland, Miss Marie Crounse,
the Misses Mourhead, Mrs. c. A HUI,
Mrs. A. G. Beeson. Miss Hortense Clarke,
Miss Jeanne Wakefield. Miss Ella Mae
Brown. Miss Marion Council and Miss
Lorraine ComEtock-
Mrs. Broadway Of Chicago, guest OF Miss
Gertrude Moorhsad. was 10 have been an
honor guest. but Mrs. Broadway had to re-
urn home Tuesday. About $50 guests were
present.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-18
Bull Miller.
Y Of Miss MRrral

The wedding OF Miss Margaret Leila MI
Ter and Mr.. Harry Marshall Bull OF Chicago
VIII be celebrated al the residence Of the
brides mother Thursday evening. A wed
ding dinDsr WAS given Wednesday. when
the guests were Miss Ruth Wilson Of Chi
cago. Miss Margaret Leila Miller. Mr.. z.
Wiley Of Pueblo, Colo Mr.. Harry Marshall
Bull OF Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.
Cooper and little Miss Dorothy wass. Miss
Wilson is the niece Of Secretary Of Agri-
culture Wilson
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-18
vTN PICTURE TTFATFR

MOVING PICTURE THEAIEh
All day viii be shown pictures Of
scenes on farm, ranch. round the sock
yards and packing houses, and also
showing events Of Frontier Day cele-
bration, Cheyenne, Wyo.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-18
Evening.
IN CONCERT HALL
AE-GAR-REN II ECTfnN

P. M-AnnuRl election OF officers
OF Ak-ERr-Ben- Concert Han viii be
reserved for the knights the fore part
Of the evening
sBD- Exhibition drill by champion
team. Camp 10, Modern Woodmen,
which won first prize, 500, on Fra
tsrnRl Socistiss' day.
Drum corps VIII play several numbers.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-18
SWALLOWS BRAIN AND LIVES

cOplsy. 5eweler. German Silver. 25 S. 18th
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-18
WaseRnn-KiIker.

Mr.. Emile H. wisemEn and Miss MHbel
". KIIker OF Benson were married at the
residence OF the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs p. A. Klker OF Benson. Dean Beecbei
reading the ceremony. Miss Alice z. KTkel
was bridesmaid and Fred A. KIIker, Jr.
groomsmHn. Mr.. and Mrs. wisemRn vii
be at home IN RobstoVn. Tex. altar q
short visit al Corpus Christi. Tex
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-18
1ub Department Luncheon.

The household economic department OF
the womEn's club entertained al luncheon
Thursday al Young Mems Christian asso-
citation complimentary TO Mrs. Nellie
Kedzie Jones Of Kalamazoo, Mich. Miss
Rosa Bouton Of the Nebraska university
WAS also a guest Of the club. The guests
were seated at one long table, which had q
trimming Of cut flowers and ferns. About
forty were present.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-18
Club Meetings.

Mrs Charles A Stevens was hostess
Wednesday at the meeting Of the Alter
nate Gard club. The MEMBER and guests
present were Mesdames G. N. Douglas,
C. V Smith. z. Brace. 7. L Armstrong.
c. r. Richards. c. V. Newman, Spencer,
n. Olsen, L A Stevens. p. J. Jurgsnsen,
". A Hooper. Robertson and W. s
Rhoadss. The next meeting viii be in two
weeks with Mrs. c. y. Douglas
The Csmatis club was entertained
Wednesday by Mrs. !. p. Quinby, l4G
North Tweny-firsr street Al the game Of
high five the prizes were won by Mrs W.
Doty and Mrs. H BisrmRn. The guests
Of the club were Mrs. B B, Hopper and
Mrs- W. D0ty. The next meeting VIII bs
with Mrs. z. z stckler IN two weeks.
The Sterling Bridge club met wednes-
day with MrE Harry Anderson and the
guests Of the afternoon was Mrs. 1. P.
Blenkhiro- Of Sioux City. The prizes were
awarded 10 Mrs. Burr Taylor and Mrs. T.
W. Burchmore. The neKI meeting win be
in two weeks al the home Of MrE. Eric T.
Johnson
Mr. Hal Brady win return home Friday
from Andover 10 spend his Christmas va
cation with his parents. MI ana Mrs J..
s BrRdy.
MISE Liz AAlhrIH WIZ AAH hrrl NAn4lAnE
Miss Carrie Neef. len yesterday for her
home IN Okesne, OL
Miss Elizabeth Davis. who has bsen at
tending St MAYS school at Knoxville, IL.
VIII return FndEy 70 spend the Christmas
holidays with her parents. Mr.. and MrE
p H Davis
Mss Ruth Wilson o. Chicago arrived
wednesday morning 10 be bridesmaid ~
ne Bul-Niner wedding Thursday evening
Mr.. Gus RenEe q Omaha entertained Mr..
ana MrA. A H Rawftzer. Mr.. Percy Garter
ana Nr. Joe Kirschberg WEDNESDAY evening
Al the Bismarck cafe IN San Francisco,
me dinner Was given In honor Of Ars
RzW1tzsrs birthday The rGhls SAcsrEa0ns
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-18

The funoWfng Hppeai from the COnsumerE
league has been sent TO club presidents AL
over the country win the Request that IL
Be- brought 70 the attention o. clubs and
lhsir support secured;
u yea reanze Nhzt ths rash u late
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-18
MOVING PICTURE rHEArER-FREE

MOVING PICTURE THEATER-FREB
At South Omaha Stock YRrds-A
Bunch Of EtraEs; Sheep Dipping; Cattle
Dipping: Scenes About the Yard On
the Cattle Ranches Of South America
Loading Cattle on ShtpboBrd. Frontier
Day at Cheyenne
II g. m. daily, stereopticon lecture by
Col. P. e. Holp on Wonders OF I-rl-
CATION"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-18

MODEL KITCHEN PROGRAM
$50 TO 1910 A. Me-Jaboratory.
200 p. Mcclure, Mrs. Nellie Ked-
Eie IoneB-
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-11-20
Rejects Appellate Court Govern.
ment's Petition In Case Of the
Big Lands Fine.
RESENT CRITICISM IN PLEA.
Next Move Will Be an Application
for Review by United States
Supreme Court.

The petition by the United States
government for a rehearing of the ap-
peal or the Standard OH Company Of
Indiana from the $29.240,OOO fine of
Judge lands was oyerrulcd by Judges
Grosscup. Baker and Seaman in the Uni
ted States Circuit Court OF Appeals at
Chicago. In a brief opinion, delivered
by Judge Grosscup, the original opin.
ion Of the court, reversing Judge Ian
dis decision, was upheld. The case
now lies In the hands of Attorney Gen
eral Bonaparte, and 1t Is expected that
he will apply for a writ OF certiorari In
the United States Supreme Court In or
der to obtain a review Of the big case
by the country's highest tribunal.
The contents Of the petition for re-
hearing, which had the signatures Of
Attorney General Bonaparte and Dis
trict Attorney Edwin w. Sims attached
to ii. are almost wholly ignored by the
reviewing court, reference being made
to but two points OF contention. Then
the opinion concludes with what is