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Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-19
TRUE ART NOT APPRECIATED
Four Volunteer VOcalists Are Fined
for Singing in the Mid
night Air.

Sam Halgerson @. w. Smith, Frank Mum
hall and Rudolph Schmeda gathered at the
corner of Eighteenth street and st. Mary's
avenue about 1.SO o'clock Monday morning
and proceeded to give fresh air concert.
The quartet started with that classic,
"Therem be a Hot Time in the Old Town
Tonight" which they sang with Sreat
gusto. Mr.. Halgerson then volunteered TO
sing solo. a very pathetic ballad entitled
"She Left Me When the Roses was in
Bloom" the entire quartet joining in on
the chorus.
After this the singers continued through
long and varied repertoire, rousing the
echoes of the neighborhood and badly pune
turing the stiffness Of the night. Windows
were thrown open on all sides and there
from issued heads ana from the heads came
voices raised high, not in applause, but in
protests. Missiles were thrown also at the
quartet and altogether their reception was
not welcome one.
Reflecting, however, that true art thrives
under lack of appreciation they continued
their concert uncomplainingly.
They had just begun on the second verse
of that pathetic ballad, Take Me Back to
My Dear Old Home, Where the Honey
suclSle Twines About the Porch" when a
squad of policemen who had been sent out
in response to the telephone communica-
tions from the vicinity. swooped down and
took them, not to their dear old home where
the honeysuckle twines about the porch,
but to the cold dank cells of the city Jail
The vocalists paid a fine of 81 and costs
each in police court.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-19
Perkins MAY Die OF Wound.

PLATTSMOUTH, Neb., May N-(Spe-
cial Earl Perkins, who was shot in the
head by his brother. Wright Perkins. last
Tuesday evening and is still in a critical
condition. When Wright returned to his
home in Pacific Junction. about five miles
east of Plattsmouth. he found his brother
there in an intoxicated condition. He had
been worrying his wife, as he had done
occasionally for several years. Lately he
had been warned to keep away from the
house, when under the influence OF liquor.
Wright Perkins had been out with the
wrecking train to clear the track north
of the town and did not return home until
midnight. When he entered the kitchen
to get a drink of water he discovered his
brother and commended him to leave the
place. For reply his brother struck him,
then Wright drew his revolver and fired.
He then went to the home Of the offfCer
and gave himself up.
The wounded man went to the home OF
his mother, Mrs. Gamblin, where the Of
ficer and Wright found him. Drs. Bacon
and Dewitt probed for the ball, which
entered the head Just above the right ear,
but did not find It, Wright Perkins was
arraigned before Justice Edwards in Glen
wood on the charge of assault. but waived
preliminary hearing and was bound over to
the grand jury, and gave a bond for $1,000
signed by r. NJ. Mcdonald Sam Burgess
and Bud DeLashmutt
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-19
SUFFERERS NEED MORE AID
Bellevue Gets Check from Railway
Company for $500 and CAa
Use Others.

Louisville fund, Si,S42.
Grain dealers, TO all victims, sos
Beleveue fund, ,5465O
First Baptist church OF Bellevue, for re-
lief at Bellevue, SIPS.
In addition to these sums SIS more has
been turned in to The Bee to be appor-
toned equally between Bellevue. Louisville
and Fort Crook.
Treasurer Oscar Kayser OF the Bellevue
relief committee Monday morning had 81 2Sl
in cash. He was advised that a check from
the Omaha and Council Bluffs Railway
company for $500 for relief had been sent
He was gratified at the extent Of the offer
inss but said the committee would need
more funds, as between thirty and thirty.
five families were in want and 1t would
take much more than the amount on hand
properly TO care for them. Mr.. Kayser,
VINO is a retired merchant. 10 devOtlns hi6
entire time TO the work. He finds that
much suffering prevails. especially since
the continued rain OF Sunday night. A
number OF families moved back into their
houses when the roofs were still leaky.
Considerable property loss resulted from
water dripping upon furniture and clothing.
Needy families are being given orders for
groceries and clothing. In no instance being
handed cash.
At the college the rain did damage and
should more water fall soon. additional loss
would result. Clarke hall. which lost half
its roof during the storm. was not suf-
ficiently protected Sunday night and water
poured IN. damaging the laboratory
slightly and threatening the museum The
sOlleEe library Is not sufficiently protected
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-19
SEVERAL PULPIT CHANGES
Presbyterian Ministers of Omaha
Come and Go in Numbers
of Late.

The departure from the city soon of Rev.
Newman Hall Burdick, D. D., pastor of
the Second Presbyterian church, brings
into prominence the fact that many
changes have been made in the pastorates
the Omaha Presbyterian churches within
the last couple of years So far as is
known there is no general theory that ex-
plains this hegira, but rather local condi-
tions appear to control each case.
DR.. Burdick, as readers of The Bee have
known for a week or more. is to become
pastor Of the First Presbyterian church of
Helena, Mont, the largest and most In
f1uential church of that denomination in
the state of Montana and one OF the strong
est in the entire northwest. His church
here will hold a congregational meeting
May q to act on his resignation and his
departure will follow reasonably soon after
that. DIR. Burdick has been in Omaha
some five years and has done good work
and made himself prominent in civic af-
fairs.
Within the last couple of years or less
these changes have been made in Omaha
Presbyterian churches Rev. T. V. Moore
left Westminster to go to the San Anselmo
seminary and was succeeded by Rev w. S.
Fulton; Rev. A. s. c. Clarke went to
Evanston, ILL.,, and was succeeded by Rev.
Nathaniel McGiffin; Rev. Walter H. Rey-
nolds accepted a call to Greensburg, Ind,
and his pulpit is not yet filled; Rev. T. X.
Hunter left Dundee and his successor is
Rev. Henry Quickenden; DR.. Burdick now
goes and Rev. r. L. Purdy of Clifton Hill
is said to have received a call, but has
not finally acted on 1t.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-19
wesleyan Commencement Program.

wesleyan Commencement Program.
UNIVERSITY PLACE. Neb., May 49,
Especial This morning the faculty COM
mittee on publication put in the hands OF
the students the program for commence
ment week. as foIlows
Thursday, June As D. M, band concert.
Friday, June SIS .. m, senior play.
Sunday, June 7-10:30 a. m, baccalaureate
sermon by Chancellor d. w. c. Hunting
tom p. M, union services OF Christian
associations: p. m. university sermon by
Rev. f. L. Loveland, Omaha
Monday June S-1G a. M, class day ex-
ercises, College of Liberal Arts; $3.50 p M,
graduating exercises. School of Commerce;
4 p, m, base ball game. Seniors against
Faculty; p. m, commencement concert
and graduating exercises Conservatory of
Music.
Tuesday June 9--l0 a. M, graduating ex-
ercises, academy; p. m, annual meeting
OF the Board of Trustees, annual meeting
OF Womans Wesleyan Educational council;
2:30 p. m, graduating exercises, School OF
Education; p. M, annual recital and grad
uating exercises. School of Expression.
Wednesday, June 1910 a. m, commence
ment oration by William Jennings Bryan,
comforting OF degrees and presentation of
diplomas and teachers state certificates;
p. m, alumni luncheon; 2:SO p. m, alumni
business meeting and initiating; 4 to p.
m, chancellor's reception.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-19
FEEDING FOR HEALTH
Directions By = Food Expert.

A complete change in food makes a
complete change in the body Therefore
II you are ailing in any way, the surest
road back 20 health is TO change your diet
Try the following breakfast for ten days
and mark the result
Two soft boiled eggs, Cf you have a
weak stomach, boil the eggs as follows:
put two eggs into a pint tin cup of boil
ing water, cover and set off the stove.
Take out in nine minutes; the whites viii
be the consistency OF cream and partly
digested. Don't change the directions in
any particularly some fruit cooked or
raw, cooked preferred. a slice OF toast, a
little butter. four heaping teaspoonfuls of
Grape-Nuts with some cream, a cup of
properly boiled Postum Food Coffee.
The Grape-Nuts breakfast food is fully
and scientifically cooked at the factory,
end both that and the Postum have the
diatase (that which digests the starchy
paTt) developed IN the manufacture. Both
the food and the coffee. therefore, are
predigested and assist. In a nauraI way,
to digest the balance OF the food. Lunch
at noon the same
For dinner In the evening use meat aud
one or two vegetables. Leave out the
fancy desserts. Never over-eat Better
little less than too much.
II YOU can use health as a means to
gain success in business or In a profess
sion II is we'll worth the time and attcn-
tion required to arrange your diet TO ac-
eOmplish the results. Read THE Road "a
Wellviile," In pkgs. There's a Reason. -
Ever READ the above IsttsES A new
one appears from time 90 tims. Ehoy
are ssnniAss tsus. ana fan q human
interest.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-19

The substitutes adopted by the commission
cover many complaints filed with them,
including a complaint by Nebraska nursery
men. The classification as adopted gives
the nurscrymen what they asked for.
Empty embalming fluid packages are sne-
half fourth class, as asked for by the Lin
coin Commercial club.
The Burlington road has been given per-
mission to put into effect q rate Of - a
car on sand from Bygley. Albright, Bren-
nan, Nicholas and Riley TO Omaha.
At the general hearing to be held tomor-
row by the railway commission on classifi-
cations many railroad men will be present.
Several complaints filed recently will be
considered at this meeting. including a
complaint concerning local rates from
Omaha TO Fullerton. Omaha to Belgrade
and the rate on popcorn to Missouri river
points. Superior desires TO be given jobbing
rates and this will be considered in
formally.
Northwestern road has followed the. sug-
gestion Of the railway commission and an
nounced that the train from Oakdale to
Fremont, running Saturdays and Sundays,
will not be discontinued until hearing
is held by the commission on the protest
OF Senator Randall Of Newman Grove. He
urges the commission to grant hearing
this week II possible When he was be-
fore the commission General Manager
Walters claimed the right to discontinue
the train in question because in his opinion
Il is not local train within the mean
ing OF the order OF the commission. II
does not stop at every station and pick
up freight and discharge freight and can
be discontinued between Oakdale and Hum
phrey at will. The commission was In
clined to take issue with the railroad Of
ficer on this question. Manager Dobson
OF the Douglas Telephone company was
before the board and obtained leave to
amend his company's request to reduce
rates. A new application will be filed and
the board will set a date for a hearing.
Taylor Leaves Enid.
Police Sergeant Morse returned Sunday
from Enid, Okl., whether he went in the
| hope Of capturing Bert Taylor the Minden
murderer. He was accompanied by a
Burlington secret service man and they
reached Enid last Friday morning only
to find that Taylor hal left the city the
evening before. 1t was learned that the
fugitive was in the Oklahoma city from
whence he wrote the letter to Minden, for
three days. during which time he drank
heavily. The day before he left he lost
$3.50 playing cards in a bootlegging Joint
and It is thought that he had little If any
money when he left the city.
The officers state that there is not the
slightest doubt that the man who was in
Enid was Taylor. but are of the opinion
that he has now left that part Of the coun-
| try.
Detective Bentley today received tele-
gram from Sheriff Wyatt of Minden, now
at Enid, Okl.. to the effect that he is hot
on Taylor's trail and expects to get him
! before night
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-19
NebraaIIa News Note..

PLATTSMOUTH-A fine rain fell in this
vicinity Sunday night
PLATTSMOUTH-H Norton OF Brock is
the new agent here for the Missouri Pa
cific.
VALLEY-Through the effort of the
Valley Commercial club the Valley citizens
contributed $25 for the tornado sufferers
OF Louisville.
ARLINGTON-The Arlington base hall
team went 10 Fontanelle and played a
game with the team from that place Sum
day. resulting In a score OF 10 in favor
OF Fontanele.
ARLINGTON-Corn planting is in full
week more. Come corn n up and is grow
ing fine. Winter wheat Is doing well and
prospects are good for q big crop.
ARLINGTON-An effort will be made 20
induce the state to put at least 1000 small
fish In the lakes around this city. Some
fine bass and croppies are being caught
and Il Is said that Deputy Game Warden
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-19
ANOTHER LOAN AGENT YIELDS
Surrenders Note, Salary Assignment
and Dismisses Suit When
Brought to Bay.

The Omaha Trust company has turned
over to Andrew w. Bixby the notes and
salary assignments on which it was trying
to force him to pay 1t $40 and the suit
against it by Bixby has been dismissed.
The company tried to coeree Bixby into
paying 1t the money by sending an al
legged salary assignment to the Independent
Telephone company for which he worked
Bixby Immediately brought an Injunction
suit through John o. Yeiser, and the COM
pany offered to return all the papers and
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-19
TAGS ON MOTORCYCLES ALSO
These Cannon Vehicles CIHssed the
Same as Automobiles by
| City Prosecutors.

What is the difference between a motor
cycle and an automobilef
Answer. none at ALL
The above question was propounded by
several automobile owners and the answer
was given by City Prosecutor Daniel.
The result Is that all motorcycles will
have to bear a license tag and number
Just like an automobile. All owners or
riders of motorcycles who after next
Thursday are found without tags and
numbers will be arrested. The secretary of
state at Lincoln issues the licenses and
numbers
Furthermore. the gay and frisky riders
Of the fleet motorcycle will have to con-
fine their ambitious flights to a speed OF
twelve miles an hour, in accordance with
the city ordinance, or suffer the risk OF
being arrested and fined.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-19
Observation sleeper Car to Denver.

Observation Sleeper Car to Denver.
To accommodate passengers who wish to
go on the night train to Denver, leaving
Omaha at 1910 a. M, the Union Pacific
has placed in service a new observation
sleeping car, which will be at the Union
station at $3.50 p. m. and may be occupied
by passengers any time between that hour
and leaving time. For sleeping car reserva-
tions, tickets, etc, call at or telephone,
City Ticket office. 1924 Farnam street.
Phone Douglas 1929
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-19

PLATTSMOUTH, Neb.. May 1s.-(spe-
cial. f-The funeral services Of Albro Bris-
sey, whose death was caused Saturday
afternoon by the blade of butcher knife
in the hands Of Harry Van Fleeet, were
conducted Monday afternoon by Rev. II. d.
Thomas. pastor of the Christian church, at
the residence Albro Brissey was born in
Union, this county, April 10, 1890. and Is
survived by his parents. Mr.. and Mrs Will
ina F. Brissey, and brothers. Robert, An
drew, George. Albine a twin; James and
Frank His sisters, Mrs. Myra Crahill.
Mary and Alice Marie.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-19
KENIsON SENTENCED TO PEI
Asks n New Trial, but This is Denied
by the Judge.

KIMBALL, Neb.. May 1s.-(Special Tele-
gram )-Earnest s. Kenison who killed Sam
d. Cox at Minatare. was today sentenced
to twenty-three years in the penitentiary
by Judge Grimes. This is Kenlson's second
trial He was sentenced to twenty-four
years in a former trial a year ago. Judge
Hamer, counsel for the defense. imme-
diately filed a motion for a new trial,
which was denied.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-19
Northwestern Line-ChanEe Of Time

NOrthWestern Lfne-ChanEe OF Time.
Effective May II the st. Paul-Minneapolis
Twir-City express will leave at 7:45 a. M
instead OF 1850 a. M; the Twin-City Limited
will leave at 500 p. m. instead of S:2s p. m. |:
the Albion line local will leave at $50 p. m.
instead of 5S5 p. m.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-19
Changes I'm Classification.

TIE railway commission has approved
classiiie alton No. a, issued by western
raiToads. to so into effect June ], with
soJhc notifications. The minimum weight
OF sugar in car loads remains $4,000 pounds
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-19

and another rain following close upon this
one might cause the loss of the library.
Lowrle hall was rooted over after the
storm and no damage there is reported.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-19
. shGntinE Scrape

with both parties wounded. demands Buck
lens Arnica Salve. Heals wounds, sores,
burns or injuries. Sc. For sale by Beaton
Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-19

By using the various departments of The
Bee Want Ad Pages you get quick returns
at a small expense.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-19

pay the costs he has been put to by the
case II he would drop it. Bixby consented
and the matter was settled Monday morn
ing.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-05-19

Ever try The Bee Want Ad Columns /?
If not, do so-and get best results.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-12-02
LONG IDLE MINE TO
 RESUME WORK AT ONCE
tFrom Sundays paily)

FTom SunuaS baiiSf
 After lying idle for two and half years, active operations will he re- sumed on the Cash mine, recently taken over by the Cash Mining Com pany from the Cash Mine Company. The unwatering of the shaft will he commenced and the buildings and machinery on the ground repainted and repaired. General Manager liar rington Blsuvelt stated last evening 10 n Journal Miner representative that no miners would be employed at pres ent as he estimated that it will take al least sixty days to get the camp m shape for the accommodation of a large force and repair the machinery and camp buildings. The first load of supplies for the camp will leave Mon day morning and repair work will be started at once.
 The mine was shut down owing to diss greements among the stockholders of the old company. The new com pany is practically a reorganization of the old one. It shareholders are prom inent capitalists of Bangor, Maine. The officers recently elected in the new organization are F.. II. Blake, presi' dent;s C. E. Bragg, vice president; J e.. Dunning, treasurer; E. c. Addition secretary, all Of Bangor, and Hsrring ton Blauvelt, of this city, general manager.
 The mine Is opened to depth oi 100 feet by a shaft, and several hun dred feet of drifts. It was purchased by the Cash Mine Company from Da vid Grubb in 1903 snd has record 1T gold, silver and lead production of s2lo,OO0. Its equipment comprised two large hoisting plants and ter stamp mill equipped for the amalga nation and concentration treatment.
 The Cash group is located twelv' miles south of Prescott, adjoining h' Storm Cloud and Senator groups Many veins of the network of ledge covered by the Senator and ston Cloud locations pass through the hold ing, Of the Cash Mining Company The mines are in one of the best tim bered and watered sections of th
 Iassaysmpa district.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-12-02
ATTORNEYS TO DINE.
Arizona Barrinsrs Plan Big Banquet
 in January.

PHOENIX, Nov. 2s.--A meeting of the executive committee of the Arizo- ns Bar Association was held yesterday for the purpose of arranging for the annual banquet Of the association. Taere were present at the meeting John Mason Ross of Prescott, the president of the association, Paul Re uau Ingles and II. B. Wilkinson.
 It was decided to hold the banquet on the night of the meeting of the su- preme court, tke. second Monday of January, that is, January II. It will, according to present plans, be held at the Hotel Adams. Hitherto these ban quets have been only for members of the association but in this case invi' tations will be sent out to all attor' neys in tne territory entitled to prae' tiee before the supreme court and i' is urged that all 10 whom notices arc sent will be present and lend their aid to the building mp of the association
 The executive committee also deeid cd upon q program for the evening which win include a number of impor tant and interesting addresses by tho members of the bench and the mos' prominent attorneys in the territory
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-12-02
O. K. OPENS SECOND STAND.

In order to take care Of increased business the O. K. meat market has es, tablished, in addition to It's headquar' tsrs in CorteI street, second stand, the old place of business of the smith market on the plaza. These quarters have been overhauled and remodeled giving it the spie span quality Of a metropolitan meat market The new stand will in every way be equal to the attractive place of business of this company in cortez street.
 This branching out of the O. k' meat market was taken primarily Co afYord prompter delivery to its pat rons, the trade at the other stand hay ing become SO large as to make rapid delivery impossible. Old patrons oi the market will find at the new stand all tae quality of the old stand added to quicker attention.
 The new stand will if possible oper Wednesday. December 2.
Weekly journal-miner., 1908-12-02
BANKERS TO MEET.
Prescott Man ls Scheduled to Address
 Gathering.

BTSBEE, Nov. 2s-The Bisbee bank CTS nave issued a very modest but at the same time a very artistic invita- ton to the rest of the bankers of the territory, and n few particular guests, 10 meet with them in the annual con vention of the Arizona Bankers AS sociation, which is 10 be held Deeem- Der { and i in that city. The invita- ton is accompanied by the program arranged as follows:
 First Day-l0 A. M.
 Address of welcome-Geo. II. Ncale, mayor of Bisbee.
 Response--John NJ. ormsby, presi. dent.
 Prayer--Rev. W. F.. spicer
 Address of president.
 Report of secretary.
 Report of treasurer.
 Report of executive council.
 Address, Blank Supervision" - Sims Ely, bank comptroller of Arizona
 Afternoon Seszdon-2 P. n.
 Selection of vice presidents of coun ties.
 Address Stoddard Jess, First Ma tional bank of Los Angeles. Discussion. Address, "Panic Memories Her bert B. Penney, Consolidated Nationa Bank, Tucson. Discussion.
 Naming of committee 10 nominate | officers. Second Day-10 A. N.
 Report of nominating committee.
 Address, "Some Suggestions" - Moses B. Hazeltine, Bank of Arizona Prescott. | Address, "Lessons from the Panic -E. W. Ksyser, First National Bank Fl Paso.
 Discussion.
 Roll call by counties for remark for "good of the order. " l Election of officers.