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voice quavered, however and ne guip
ed. Its tibet scalawag, an he wanted
us T. know It. Amt ev'ry Injun In fifty
mile shet up tight In yon corralf
Ev'ry one 'cept Charley, an this amt
the Job o. tibet blamed fool. No. Stree!
An. then, tn mules didn' make no row
las night. They'd shore snorted II 1t
was Injuns"-
81 guess that's So" agreed Dallas
hastily and made him a warning sign.
Marylyn was moving about inside and
calling.
But he was beyond thought for an
other. "Bosh. bosh:" he cried. 'She's
got T stop bein' coddled an know
watts wat. You got t stop talkin'
fort. Ah'm goin' t ketch tibet low
down skunk 'thout no soldiers. An
Ah'n pepper his ugly hide. Ah'll make
him spit blood like a broncho buster.
Tn idee O. his havin' tn gall" He
rammed the Sharps into its rack and
laughed immoderately.
''Oh. par expostulated Marylyn In a
startled whisper and few to Dallas.
Her face. still pink from slumber.
paied a little She laid 1t against her
sister. Long ago she had seen her IA
Their reused to the same pitch. The
sight had terrified her and blunted
some earlier and tenderer memories.
You git you clothes on" he ordered
roughly, can rustic US some break
fas."
She retreated. ready for tears.
Dallas walked up to him. gave him
his clutches and put hand on his
shoulder Dad" she said firmly,
don't take out your mad on Marylyn.
Keep 1t all fcr-him." She nodded
south toward Brannon. That's where
it belongs"
Dallas, you plumb DISCUS me-" he
retorted. "Talkin' soldier when v
know Matthews could buy TIL hull kit
an Doodle with swig O. whisky!
He arraigned the fort with crutch.
What do you think of doing, dad?"
"Ah'll fin out where tibet cuss was
las night - Charley II help me, y
see
And them"
"Ah1l see thet-thet oliver knows o.
this. tibet he keeps a eye on tibet dog.
goned'-
"But it'll be easier just to go straight
to the captain-not l, but YOU
Eyes, do, pa" urged Marylyn. "Oh
Dallas, what's happened"
The elder girl told of the pole and
the bootmarks, treating them lightly
Then she came back to her father, to
find that her argument of a moment
before, for all its short cut logic, had
set him utterly against the plan he
had himself proposed. And now he
was for no mans help. but for a venge
ance wreaked with his own gun. Hurl
ing a final defy toward Shanty Town
he disappeared behind the partition.
No breakfast was eaten that morn
Ing. The section boss was too angry
to taste Of food, Maryiyn was toe
frightened and Dallas had no time
for she was busy with the mules, cur
rying them and putting them before
the wagon. Cant help what yor
think about 1t this time." she said
when her father asked her where sht
was going. 'I've made up my MIND
81 &
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CHAPTER XXIII.


IN lFLE In hand. forgetful of
M clutches. bewildered by sleep.
Hy91s the section boss came diving
- through the blanket partition
to answer her call. "Whas matter?
Wha's matterT he demanded thickly,
rubbing hard at his eyes to unclog
their sight.
Dallas leaned in the doorway, facing
out. Her shoulders were bent forward
heavily. as If she, too, were only half
awake. Her head rested against a
casing. She lifted 1t when she felt
him beside her. "Well, dad" she an
swered grimly, Its Indians this time.
and-I reckon they got us stampeded."
She smiled little, ruefully, and point
ed.
Winking into the light Lancaster
followed her pointing and saw the
pole. Up jerked his chin. as if from
blow on the goatee. He stared wild
ly. His jaw dropped. IVY. Lawdw
he breathed perplexedly and his chest
heaved beneath the gray flannel of his
shirt. Slowly he hobbled forward in
his bare feet, using his gun for a prop.
Before the pole he halted and began
tousling his griZzled crown with trem-
bling fingers. Overhead the scalp
weighted rag swung to and fro in the
breeze, waving him its sinister salute.
Gradually his brain cleared and into
1t there trickled a hint of the poles
meaning and purpose. He stopped
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PIOW Woman
By ELEANOR GATES.

COPYRIGHT. iooA Br MCCLURE. PHILLIPS T. COMPANY
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Continued on page s.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-19

after eighteen years OF public life that
majority in South Omaha should be re-
duCed.
The republicans said at the start that
Bryan always swept the country In Angus
but before November he loses II again.
They said wait until September and we
will start things. We are stil waiting and
It has not started. Now | suppose they
will put It off until Christmas. CCheers)
THE republicans were all mad after the
Chicago convention. The democrats were
all glad after the Denver convention, In
every state the democrats are gaining and
the republicans losing. (Cheers)
THE laboring men represent 100000
votes. and they, through the railroad or
ganizations, sent a petition TO congress ask
ing legislation to provide a jury trial in
cases of indirect contempt. Have they been
granted their request? Are yon not then
concerned in this campaign with the party
which has renewed that demand.
mr.. Taft told you the republicans had
brought prosperity TO the farmer; but I say
II was good crops, sun and rain. I always
thought God gave these, but Mr.. Taft
would have you believe it was the repub-
Leans. loud cheering)
THE republican party has proposed no
remedy for the evils OF a panic. They are
responsible for the panic and to name a
remedy would be to admit their former du-
plicity.
we want a full vote at the election, so
| beg you will not forget to register. /
thank you. Good night"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-19

less it would not be issLed IL 1t were not
a labor case.
THE democratic party has endeavored
in the past to enact laws for the labOring
man. We ask for justice that labor and
capital may be friends,
I'VE draw the line at 80 per cent. but
when you say there is no line, l will not
discuss It. Mr.. Hughes found fault with
our plan. but he has no plan OF his own.
If Mr.. Hughes will give us his remedy
will discuss It, not ours.
IF Mr.. Taft says that my election will
bring a panic, let him give a bond that II
he is elected there rs to be no panic. II
Mr.. Roosevelt and Mr.. Taft could not head
off a panic last fall, how can MIR. Taft
head off a panic next year when Mr.
Roosevelt is hunting tigers in Africa
Times have changed since the republicans
presented their candidate to lead the peo'
pie as the advance agent Of prosperity
and elected William Mckinley in 1896. Why
can't l be the advance agent of prosperity
now and restore prosperity?
II deny the president has a right to use
his office as though II Is n party asset
Let him pay us his salary to use for
democrats to counteract his influence i'll
the campaign"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-19
Lacey TT Charles city.

CHARLES CITY, la, oct. lS.-(Special
Telegram.)-Hon J. f. Lacey and Congress
man Gilbert Haugen addressed a large audi
ence at the Ellis auditorium here tonight.
Lacey confined his remarks to a plea for
the success Of the republican ticket I'm the
nation and in the state. He made no refer
ence TO his own candidacy or to his oppo-
nent. He said the republican party repre-
sents the great force in our affairs and
was founded on a great moral principle and
by successive steps led in the advance OF
civilization from its first to its last great
victory four years ago. He paid a glowing
tribute to sherman, his personal friend and
associate on the Indian affairs committee,
to whom he gave credit for the solution
Of the Indian problem. There was a large
turnout Of old soldiers to hear hin.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-19
PLANNING FoR TWO BIG RALLIES
Last Dine 90 he Held ON Night Before
Election.

Last One to he Held ON Night Before
Election.
Congressman Hawley of Oregon is to speak
at the Star theater, TO he held the evening
Of Monday. November 2.
The Star theater has also been secured
for the second meeting and as 1t will be
the night before election, it will be the
closing rally Of the campaign, The speakers
will be Hon. j. L. Sammis of Lemars, Ia,
and Congressman Walter I. Smith of this
city.
Chairman Smith plans to make this meet
ing a fitting close to the campaign which
is now being actively waged in every part
of Po!tawattamie county. Congressman
Smith will undoubtedly be greeted with an
audience which will tax the seating capac-
ity Of tho theater,
Definite arrangements were made yes
terday for two speeches in this county next
week by Hon. Maurice d. O'Connor Of Fort
Dodge, solicitor Of the United States treas
ury. with state Senator Charles G. Saund-
ers of this. city Mr.. O'Connor will speak
at Nicola on the evening of Wednesday,
October Il. and at Avoca on the evening
OF Thursday, October %. Chairman Smith
is laying plans for big meetings at both
places.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-19
NOT A A
Just Plain Cause and Effect.

There are some quite remarkable things
happening every day, which seem almost
m~lraCul0us.'
some persons would not believe that a
man could suffer from coffee drinking so
severely as TO cause spells Of uncon-
scIousness. And TO find complete relief
in changing from coffee to Postum is well
worth recording
Il used TO be a great coffee drinker, so
much so that IL was killing me by inches.
My heart became SO weak / would fall
and lie unconscious for an hour at a
time. ghs spells caught me sometimes
Two OF three times a day
Ny friends. and even the doctor, told
me II was drinking coffee that caused the
trouble 1 would not believe it, and stiIl
drank coffee until l could not leave my
room~
Then my doctor, who drinks Postum
himself. persuaded me TO stop coffee and
Try Postum. After much hesitation /
concluded TO try It. That was eight
months ago. since then l nave had but
few OF those spells, none for more than
four months
II feel better. sleep better and am better
every way, ! now drink nothing but
Postum ana touch no coffee, and as
am seventy years OF age all my friends
think the Improvement quite remarkable. %
There's g Reason"
Name given by Postum Co, Battle
Greek. Mich. Read The Road 10 Well
vile" In pkgs.
Ever read the above letter? A new
one D from time to time. They
are genuIne. true, and full OF human
interest
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-19
TWO SPEECHES N SOUTH OMAHA
Crowd Small at First One, but Good
at Latter.

The Bryan meeting Saturday night at
Brown park was not worth accounting in
point of numbers Not more than 200 men and
! women collected to hear the peerless
leader" discuss the issues of the campaign.
Mr.. Bryan's remarks were directed entirely
to the laboring men, and he charged that
the republicans had sold out their party
to the capitalistic classes, and had no
remedy for the abuses of the corporations.
because they were the p]roGcnitors of these
conditions. A remedy would, h said, be
an admission that they had not bran honest
in service heretofore.
The meeting before the city han was far
better ATTENDED, being a littlp later Ia tn"
evening, Here between l,oCO and 1000 peo-
pie assembled. Mr.. Bryan spoke for twenty
five minutes
Dear friends, ! remember what a Zine,
substantial majority South omaha gave me
, when I first ran for congress, and / also
recall on the two former occasions whcu !
represented the democracy In the position
l occupy tonight South Omaha did her
duty. Now l should be sorry TO learn that
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-19
BOOSTING MUNICIPAL PLANT
Meeting at City Hall Perfects Organ.
ization for that Purpose.
ATTENDANCE Is NOT LARGE
Announcement Made that Funds Are
Being Received TO Pay Expenses
Of the Campaign for
Bond Issue.

A reorganization of the Municipal own
ership league for the purpose Of wsging
a campaign in favor of the proposed issue
OF $500. 900 bonds for a waterworks plant
was effected at a meeting held last night
in the city hall and which was attended
by less than thirty advocates of munich
pal ownership.
Dir. L. l.. Poston. president OF the Fed
Grafton Of Improvement Clubs, was elected
permanent chairman; Councilman w. S.
Rigdon, permanent secretary. and former
Councilman Robert B. Wallace. perma-
nent treasurer.
The following committees were named:
Publicity-F. w. Miller, Councilman c..
Jensen, Frank A~insworth.
Finance-R. b. Wallace, F. J. Day, Coun-
Gilman q. NOunkerman.
Speakers and Hall-Thomas Bowman,
Councilman G. Morgan, Spencer Smith.
At the suggestion of George w. Wester-
dahl the chairman will appoint a vice
president in each precinct, whose duty
IL will be to see to IT that all advocates
of municipal ownership go to the polls
on Tuesday, October q. and vote in favor
of the proposition to issue the $6OO,O0
bonds.
It was decided to hold a mass meeting
next Friday night in the Star theater, If
the tn eater can be secured for that date.
llNlldNlpllS dl' ~ bC loouNN " NllD ina -
Of Lincoln, former Mayor Huston Of Ce-
dar Rapids, Ia, and one of the water
works commissioner of Sioux City to add
dress this meeting.
Announcement was made that voluntary
contributions for carrying on the cam
raign in favor of the pond issue were
coming In.
Among those in attendance and who adj
dressed the meeting were: Former Mayor
NJ. F. Rohrer, former Congressman
Thomas Bowman, f. J. Day, Attorney II.
w. Millar. Councilmen Morgan, Jensen,
Rigdon and Skodsh ohm and others.
The Municipal Ownership league was
originally organized at a meeting in the
office OF Robert y. Wallace. then council
man from the Third ward, at the time
Of the campaign against granting = new
franchise to the Council Bluffs City
Waterworks company a year ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-19
Educational Commission Renor.

FORT DODGE, Ia, Oct. 17.-(SpecialD-
The report Of the educational commission
Of the state will contain several proposals
concerning the raising OF the standard OF
instruction in the public schools in Iowa
predicted State Superintendent of Schools
John G. Riggs in his address before the
Northwestern Iowa Teachers association
meeting here Friday. After September 10,
1910, a minimum amount of collegiate prep
aration viii be required Of candidates for
first grade teachers certificate, II the pro-
posal of the commission in its coming re-
port is carried out, Candidates for the
second and third grade certificates will be
required to have much better training than
at present, and II is the wish of the COM
mission to finally do away with third
grade certificates entirely. Prof. Frederick
Bolton Of the Iowa university, a member
Of the educational commission, also dis
cussed the coming report,
Bishop w. S. Lewis of Sioux City ad-
jured the teachers to cultivate the spiritual
as well as the intellectual side of their
pupils. H. S. Seerley, president Of the
State Normal school, today discussed 1.-THE
Good Teacher" A. b, Storms, president OF
the Iowa Agricultural college. spoke on
Educational Ideals for a Democratic So
cety,' and George r. MacLean had for
his subject THE "Humanization of In
dustry."
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-19
rag Day Proves a success.

Council Bluffs was In possession of the
women of the Epworth Methodist church
and their friends yesterday and they took
EoSd advantage OF the fact that Mayor
NnAloney had turned over to them the keys
OF the municipality. 1t was tag day" and
the number Of yellow tags to be seen every
where on the streets indicated that the
women secured a goodly sum towards the
building OF the new church edifice which
the congregation Of Epworth church pro-
poses erecting IN the western part of the
city.
The women who did the tagging stood
at the street corners and other vantage
points while others visited the stores,
offices, wholesale houses, railroad and
other public offices.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-19
n

Davis, drugs.
Stockert sells carpets.
BEE WANT ADS PAY.
Ed Rogers. Tony Faust beer.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone 81.
Woodring Undertaking company Tel. sS9.
satety razor. complete, for lOc. Petersen
4 Schoening Co.
FINE FERNS AT HERMAN BROS, 10
PEARL. STREET.
G. c. Haynes, funeral director and en-
halmer. 30i Broadway.
Rugs made from old csrpets. Council
Sluffs Rug Factory. Tel. sic.
We know we have the best flour. Eaco
Is the name. Barteil & Miller. Phone 359.
Genuine handmade art craft jewelry and
Broadway.
When IT comes to high-grade watc work.
Letlerts is the only place. 400 Broadway,
Four-room house, newly painted and
paperedi gas, toilet and cellar. GI7 9th Ave.
). X. Davidson.
Mrs. Larkihs. a contralto Of Omaha, will
sing a SOLO at the morning service today
az the Broadway Methodist church.
Tho regular weekly shoot Of the Potta-
wattamie Gun club will be held this after
noon at the club grounds at Lake Manawa.
= small frame shack owned by Herman
schmidt at Broadway and Thirty-seventh
streets caught fire at a late hour Friday
night and was burned.
Notice OF appeal to the supreme court
mas been filed by the defendant in the
case OF the Solomon McKeeman Real Es-
tate company against Peter LANCER.
In the district court yesterday tho jury
" the suit OF +. o. Alleshouse against
Samuel Allis brought in a verdict last
evening in favor OF the plaintiff for $3iO.
Alleshouse sued for $685. for commission on
the sale OF a farm.
Largest and most complete assortment of
sash doors and mill work in the middle
west. Can furnish all kinds OF hardwood
interior finish on short notice. our factory
Is complete. Let us have your nurry-up
orders. G.. Hafer Lumber Co, Council
A sneak thief, according to a report made
70 me police, yesterday morning. went
through a bunk car occupied by a gang OF
Italian section hands on the Rock Island
tracks Friday night and stole two gold
watches. one silver watch and SIS in money.
me car was on a side track near the
ROCK island ice house and the theft was
committed while the occupants were down
town.
Ground will he broken for the Tabernacle
baptist church at the corner Of Fourteenth
street and Avenue A at 8 O'Clock this even
pr1priate exercises. Among the speakers
viii be Rev. Mr.. Bingham and Rev. Mr..
wright, pastors of colorcd congregations I'm
Omaha. and Rev. Mr.. Green of south
Omaha, and Rev. J. d. Peterson, pastor
Of the African Methodist Episcopal church
or this city. Rev. J. j. Adams is pastor of
the Tabernacle Baptist church.
Tom Carter. charged with attempting ia
steal an express package from a truck al
the Union Pacific transfer depot shortly
before midnight Thursday night, is being
held at the city jail and will have a hear.
Ing Monday morning. Carter was yesterday
identified by Ell Gascoigne. night agent FOR
the Pacific Express company at the trans
FER as the man he had seen snatch a
package from the truck. Gascoigne gave
chase to the would-be thief, who dropped
the package and succeeded in making his
escape in the darkness. An information
was FILED against Carter yesterday and his
to furnish.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-19
D.. A. r.. SESSION CLOSES
Ninth Annual Meeting Proves to BE
Successful One.

FORT DODGE, Ia, Oct. 1I-(special.)-
The ninth annual conference OF the Daugh-
tiers Of the American Revolution for the
state of Iowa closed today in this city with
an elaborate luncheon at the home Of
United states Senator j. p. Dolllver. There
was a large attendance Of regents and
delegates during the sessions, which opened
Wednesday morning. Following the usual
routine business, Homer II. Seerley, presi-
dent of the Iowa normal school,, gave an
address on Modern Educational Ideas"
In the evening Mr.. Stephen p. Morris Of
New York City spoke or THE Heritage of
a Revolution"
A reception Tuesday evening at the home
Of the Fort Dodge regent, Mrs. Emma II.
Schaupp, was an suspicious opening for the
successful conference. II was voted to
accept the invitation TO meet next year
In Sioux City. Miss Harriet Lake of indie
pendence was renomiEated regent and Mrs.
Merritt Greene of MarshaIltoWn was re-
nominated for vice regent, the elections to
take place In Washington, d. c., next
spring. Mrs. ]. w. Richards of Waterloo
was elected secretary, Mrs. Bohn of Dubu-
que treasurer, Mrs. Kasson Miller Of Des
Moines historian ard Mrs. Emma H.
Schaopp Of Fort Dodge registrar. Mrs.
Abbott C. Page of Cedar Falls was an
pointed chairman Of the committee on
patriotic instruction. Mrs. Julia Hallam OF
Sioux City chairman of the child labor
committee.
The following officers were elected to-
day: President, r. S. Whitney, Sioux CITY:
secretary, ]. A. Eckenrod, Fonda; treas
urer, Maria Pinegrey, Wallingford: execu-
tive committee, A. p. Avery of Spencer
chairman, Seth Thomas of Fort Dodge and
]. T. Cunday of Storm Lake. The next
meeting will be held in Sioux City.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-19

goods formerly owned by Gilbertson Bros.
of Lime Grove, Neb,, Judge Weatherby
of Norfolk, Neb., has declared the bulk
sales law, which received its first test. is
constitutional. The ruling is deemed Of
great Importance to Sioux City wholesalers,
who sell large quantities of goods in Ne
braska cities and towns. The new law was
put to a test by local jobbers. who pro-
rated the expense.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-19

FRIEND, Neb. Oct. T.-(SpecialO-
Senator Norris Brown gave a ~rouslng
speech to a fine audience at warren's
opera house last evening. Mr.. Brown did
not abuse his opponents in politics, but
rather complimented them, with an en-
deavor to lead them back towards the
highway to success and prosperity.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-19
sunrasists TO Parade.

BOONE, la. oct, lS.-Cspeclal telegram
Plans were perfected today by the State
Suffragist association for a big parade Of
suffragists here October 20. the last day Of
the state convention. Rev. Ann Shaw Of
Philadelphia. president Of the national as
ISOLATION, will be here to lead the parade.
A thousand women from all over the state
are 10 be In line. Following the parade
at noon on the principal streets, Rev. Mrs.
Shaw is 10 speak 10 a mass meeting from
the steps OF the UniveTsalist church.
nufrL Rst,rpg Tbr,,,gn "a, u-,nt "
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-19
Are You Only hnIf AIiveI

People with kidney trouble are so weak
md exhausted that they are only half
alive. Folcy's Kidney Remedy makes
healthy kidneys, restores lost vitality and
weak, delicate people are restored to
health. Refuse any but toley's. Sold by
all drugGists.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-19
Desnernte ShootinK

pains in the chest require quick treatmcn.
with Or. Kings New Discovery. Prevent,
pneumonia. SOC and BOO For sale 10y
Beaton Drug Co..
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-19
MnrrIaEe

Llccrsas to wed were issued yesterday
TO the following:
Name and Residence. Age.
Harry &. Waters, Omaha ,............... IS
AmanCa Fullerton, Omaha ............... p
Adam l.. Lynch, Council Bluffs ........... %
Sophia AmuOs, Council Bluffs ............. 10
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-19

SIOUX CITY, Ia, oct. S-tSpeciaLl-In
rendering a decision sustaining the claims
II Sioux City creditors against a stock Of
Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-19
Sending Out Primary Ballots.
VIII Go to Philippines.

Rumors in army circles say that next
spring the Second cavalry will be ordered
from Fort Des Molnes to the Philippines
and that they will be replaced at Fort Des
Moines by the Eleventh cavalry, which was
stationed here until 1t was sent to Cuba
two years ago. Colonel James Parker is
now commanding the Eleventh cavalry,
having succeeded Colonel Earl D. Thomas,
now a general officer, with headquarters
at Denver.