Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-13

west OF the campus and incorporated under
the name OF Coilonades. The standpatters
refused 10 part Tith the name Snd SO Ih tS
injunction was served on the south bunch
yesterday.
LAKE CITY-A sreat number of men
are planning for a big wolf hunt to take
place on Thanksgiving day. Along the
country bordering the Coon river many
herds OF sheep and often times killing
calves and poultry. The farmers In this
vicinity have done y great deal OF complain
have been found together with many young
ones. 1t Is believed that there are 100
wolves in the district the hunting, party
will cover. II is also thought that at
least 200 men will participate In the drive.
AMES-A new feature of the short course
here this winter will be a series Of lectures
on handling. automobiles. The preparation
tor this work VIII consist of a snort course
of instruction in the use of gasJllne en-
gines. Following this experts from at
least two prominent automobile factories
will lecture on the value OF automobiles on
the farm and give practical pointers on
have machines here to illustrate their
points, This course is especially timely
just now, when automobiles are coming
into such general use on the farm.
CRESTON-Eugene Hoover, the 17-year-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hoover Of
near Osceola, was almost instantly killed
yesterday afternoon while breaking pon.e s
on the Hadley farm, near his home. lie had
mounted a vicious pony. which threw him
Twice, ana When the young man mounted
the third time he was thrown and the ami
NAL jumped on him and lying down. rolled
all over him. The young man was picked
up in an unconscious condition and died in
about two hours. Hoover was a high school
boy at Weldon and a young man Of ex-
cellent character and promise, The family
Is among the most prominent of the county.
IOWA CITY-Commandant G. w. Weeks
of the University regiment Is planning to
organize a company Of Iowa students Into
a regular cavalry troop. Already ssber
drills have been given a company Of the
student soldiers and the equipment will
soon be secured from the United States
government; For the last two years the
crack soldiers in the University regiment.
has drilled faithfully once a week. Lieu
tenant Weeks plans to transform this
company into his flying squadron. The
main problem Is the expense of getting
horses, but Weeks expects to solve this
difficulty as soon as the youthful soldiers
have mastered the dlsmounted tactics.
CRESTON-Richard Lynn, who was in.
dicted for fraudulently obtaining money In
q land deal with a Union county farmer
named Deweese, was acquitted in the dis
trict court yesterday by a decision handed
down by the supreme court, wherein 1t Is
held that a trade of real estate property
cannot be made a fraudulent or criminal
action, in that real estate thus lost may be
recovered by civil proceedings, whereas the
fraudulent obtaining Of personal property
ported to other parts would be amendable
to the criminal laws. Lynn, however, is
being held here In custody awaiting the
arrival of Bedford authorities, where he is
wanted to answer to a similar charge there,
By mutual agreement between County At
torney Armitage and Gam Allen, attorney
for Ray Kepford, who was under indict-
ment for assault with intent to do great
bodily injury on the person of August Doge,
a grocer of this city, the matter was re-
ferred to the court for final decision with
out trial. Judge Evans sentenced the de-
PENDANT to thirty days hard labor in the
county Jail and severely reprimanded him,
saying there was not the slightest doubt
in his mind that the defendant entered the
store of Doge with no other motive than
that Of robbery and plumber.