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Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-08
IOWA DEBATERS ARE CHOSEN
Teams to Meet Nebraska and Illinois
Are Selected from Big
Field.

IOWA CITY, Ia. June 7-(Spscial)-
Selection was made Saturday OF the Uni
versity OF Iowa debating teams which will
meet the University of Nebraska and
University OF Illinois or the forensic
platforms next year.
Clyde Robbins OF Cedar Rapids, leader;
George Allen of Nevada, Ia, and Frank
Jones OF Lamont will form the team which
will meet the Nebraskans.
The trio hat will debate against the
Ilini is as follows: Earl Stewart OF
Grimes, Ia. leader; Carl Byoir of Des
Moines and Clifford Powell OF Red Oak.
Glenn Cunningham will be the alternate
for the first team and Karl Loos OF Iowa
City the alternate for the team which
is to meet Illinois.
Twenty-nine students we're tried out for
the teams.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-08
CORPS OF TEACHERS NAMED
Old Rule IL Adhered TO of 90 Raise
Per Month.

old Rule In Adhered 60 of % Raise
Per Month.
In electing last night the corps of teach
ers for the public schools of Council Bluffs
for the next school year, commencing in
September, the Board Of Education adj
hered to the old rule of increasing the pay
of the teachers s. a month for each ad-
ditional year they serve. The salaries were
fixed under the old plan, as the board
considered it would be unjust to ~inaugurste
the new merit system before the teachers
had received notice. steps, however, were
taken to abrogate the old rule. The COM
mittees on finance and rules we're directed
to formulate a new rule for the grading
Of salaries. The members of this joint
committee are 7. J. ShuEart, F. ]. Capell,
w. B. Reed and S. S. Elliott.
Included In the list Of teachers Is the
name of Prof. S. L. Thomas, who recently
resigned as principal Of the high school.
He is to become, according to the tate
ment of Superintendent Beveridge, who de-
clared privately his belief that Mr.. Thomas
would accept the new position, the head
Of the science department of the school.
This position. without the responsibilities
OF the ~principalship, is to pay. 81, 400-the
maximum salary paid by the board for a
high school professor.
The list of 154 teachers of the schools, az
elected, with the monthly salary Of each,
follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-08
Council Bluffs
OPPOSED TO FREE BRIDGE
Pottawattamie Supervisors Are Lined
Up Against 1t.
OUTsP0KEN IN THEIR OPPOSITION
Hearing ON Consent Petition IL Set
for June "a, and the A~nti-sRlOon
workers Are Preparing
for Fight.

The proposition to issue bonds for the
construction Of a free bridge over the Mis-
souri, river between Council Bluffs and
Omaha will not be submitted to the voters
Of Pottawattamie county at a special cleo
ton. 1t is even doubtful II the question
will be presented to the electors at the
next general election in November of
1910. A majority of the members of the
Board Of Supervisors are opposed to the
project ana they so expressed themselves
yesterday at the opening session OF the
June meeting of the board.
Supervisor Spencer of Nicola was not
present, but he is understood to be OPP
posed to the proposition, as are Chairman
Bulls and Member Setz and Johns. The
three members OF the board were vigorous
in their opposition to the proposition of
calling a special election, claiming that the
eastern part OF the county would derive
no benefit from the proposed free bridge.
Colonel w. f. Baker. the city member of
the board, expressed himself as favoring
the free bridge project, but said he was of
the opinion thai 1t would be wise to wait
until the general election next year before
submitting the proposition to the voters.
Henry H. Van Brunt and Frank F.
Everest, two of the Council Bluffs mem
beers of the Joint free bridge committee,
appeared before the board and presented
the matter. They asked that the board
appropriate the money necessary to defray
the expense of a special election, which
they estimated would be between g., 500 and
5000. MesSrs. Van Brunt and Everest took
the position that rs per cent of the people
of the county would vote in favor of the
bond issue. Bonds to the amount Of 5000 on
would be necessary, they explained, fol-
Pottawattamie county's snare of the cost
of construction.
IF the people Of Council Bluffs want q
free bridge, let them pay for It," said
Chairman Bulls.
Supervisor Setz declared that the prop
osition would not carry in the county
and that as far as he had learned the
merchants of Council Bluffs were not il
favor of 1t. "The city of Council Bluffs
and the city OF Omaha are the only place!
that would derive any benefit from a free
bridge" he said. 80 far as the retailers
in Council Bluffs are concerned, a worse
thing could not happen to them"
The board declined to take any actor
yesterday and unless the members change
their position will not take any at thi'
session.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-08
Secretly Welded
While in College
Prominent Couple at Iowa Falls Keep
Marriage from Their Fellow
Students.

IOWA FALLS, Ia, une T.-(Special.)-
surprising feature of commencement
week here, came, when Charles We$rauch
and Miss Irene Smith announced that they
had been secretely married several weeks
ago, but preferred Withholding the an
nouncement of their plighted troth until
Mr.. Weyrauch graduated. These young
people have been students OF the college
here and 1t was through association and
acquaintance of college life that they were
thrown together, They will go to house
keeping at once on a farm near this city,
the groom's father having furnished the
new home, put in the crops and started off
the young couple in a right royal manner.
Mr.. Weyrauch is a son OF August Wey-
rauch, one Of the best known and most
substantial farmers in this ounty. The
bride is an adopted daughter Of Robert
Smith of Dysart, la.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-08
SENDS BACK TIE AND MONEY
Conscience stricken Thief from Free
mont Returns MeaEer Loot
of Old Larceny, =

ONAWA, Ia, June 7.-(Special)-Fred
Walker Of the Walker & Ford general
store of this city is in receipt of a let.
ter which is accompanied by a remittance
OF 20 cents and a-neektie which some con
soienoe-stricken person stole from The
store six years ago. The letter bears, no
date. but the envelope bears a postmark
Of Fremont, Neb. The letter is as follows.
Mr.. Walker q Ford: Enclosed find 20
cents in stamps ana a tie. Six years ago
while ] was in your store l took two lies
alike. They were priced at % cents each.
The one / haven't now, / send the, one
+ have and 20 cents 10 pay for the other.
] didn't see any wrong at time by doing II
but / know better now and regret. the sin
very much. / hope you will forgive me and
! think you will. / apologize" : .-LL
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-08
Nebraska Orator. at Malvern.

MALVERN, Ia, June 7.-(special)-The
graduating exercises OF the Malvern High
school was concluded last evening when
a class consisting OF four boys and seven
girls received from the hands OF the presi-
dent OF the Board Of Education diplomas
of graduation. The exercises OF the week
were: Sunday night, baccalaureate ser
mon by Rev. p. II. Mcdowell OF Omaha
Tuesday evening. alumni banquet; Thurs
day evening, class play, Mrs. Briggs OF
the Poultry Yard" and Friday evening
the commencement address by Or. Charles
Monson Shepherd OF Geneva, Neb., on the
subject OF Ghosts" Superintendent Mani
fold and practically the same corps OF
teachers has been reelected for tire en-
suing year.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-08
Council Bluffs

disposed Of.
Yesterday iniunctions were issued against
G. II. Wilmott, George Wolff and William
Farrell. saloonmen Of Underwood, and last
Saturday Mr.. Hess secured ~intunctions
against Steffens & Won Hebel, Davis &
Hobbins and H.. J. Jungferman & Co. all
OF Nicola.
With these injunction suits out Of the
way. the saloonmen can now go ahead and
after securing the necessary permits Keep
on in business in spite Of the Moon law,
provided they comply strictly with the pro-
visions OF the mulct law.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-08
PETITION HEARING ON JUNE "a
A~hti-saIOOn workers Getting Ready
for Fight.

The Board Of Supervisors set Q o'clock
Tuesday morning. June %, as the date for
considering the new general petition OF
consent for saloons in the city Of Coun-
Gil Bluffs, which was filed last Friday.
County Auditor lines was instructed to
prepare the necessary notices for publica-
tiOn. This date will give the A~nti-Saloon
league forces a little over two weeks in
which to prepare their opposition 10 the
statement before the board. r. +. c. Cham
bers, district superintendent Of the Iowa
Anti-Saloon league, had his corps OF as
~slstants at work again yesterday copying
the names fIC he poll books so M
comparison C. made with the sigma
lures secured Messrs. Arnd and Har-
din TO the consent petition. The anti-saloon
forces are stii circulating the withdrawal
petitions. but with hat success Mr.. Cham
bers did not care to make public at this
time.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-08

These transfers were reported to The b
June 7 by the Pottawattamie County A
stract company of Council Bluffs;
Council Bluffs Real Estate and I'M
provement company TO j. M. Mat
thews, lot E. block 10. Omaha add,
q c. ..s...N
Emma ]. Clark and husband to Her
man c. Linden, lot / Auditors re-
survey OF sh mex 25-75-44, q. c. d..
So muel Newton and wife 20 same.
same, q. c. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Herbert L. Jone ct al to same,
same, q. -
Joseph r.. Walsh and wife to Ben
jamin Fehr Real Estate company,
lot s, block 81, Evans I'd Bridge
add, q. c.~d,...-,"-...-.-...,...
Anna Eliza smith and husband 10
j. b. Belknap, part 32-75-43 q, C. a..
w. j. Way and wife to George s..
Dye. lot 6 and sla lot 7 Auditors
subdiv. in e2s VIII mex swk RIA
40, W. 81
Charles Manke and wife to Herman
Stamp. nwA 25-76-38. W. d........... a.
g. NJ. Cuppy and wife TO Anna Kar-
stems. lot 1, block 5, Avoca, ". d.. 81
/. A. Casper and wife to Carl Soren-
sen, lot 10, block IS, Ferry add,
L. L. Davis to Plato Robb, lot II,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-08
IOWA POLITICIAN TO PRISON
ID. T. BIOdGett, Candidate for Con-
Eress Last FAIL, Must Serve
Term for Forgery.

DIES MOINES, Ia, June I'D. T.. BIod-
gett, politician, candidate for congress on
an independent ticket last fail, must serve
a term Of five years in the penitentiary,
according to the decision of the supreme
court handed down today. Blodgett was
convicted a year ago Of having issued q
forged instrument.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-08

Two wives, both claiming that their nus
hands we're guilty Of cruel and inhuman
treatment and Of habitusl drunkenness,
filed suits for divorce yesterday. Mrs oola
Zoo Carter seeks a divorce from Walter
G. Carter, TO whom she was married March
"a. 1890. in Rockport, Mo, and the custody
OF their three minor children. Mrs, Cora
r Cook seeks a divorce from George 8
Cook. to whom she was married April q
1905. IN McCIeilsnd, Ia, and from whom she
separated in June of last year. She asks
10 be awarded the custody Of their two
minor children.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-08
want InJunetions settled.

In the ordinary course Of court pro-
ceedings the saloon injunction suits
brought by County Attorney Hess recently.
would not come up for hearing until the
August term. The new law known as the
Moon bill. will go into effect In July,
so in order 10 avoid any complications that
might ensue from the enforcement Of the
new act saloonmen, against whom Mr..
Hess brought suit are coming into court at
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-08
Council Bluffs
BENJAMIN Fehr's West End subdly.

Benjamin Fehr's West End subdiv..
". GO
Charles Streder and wife to Clarence
X. White, lot z block 10. Hairs
add. ". d........~.--....... 5000
Mary Thompson to Lars Jensen. lot
T. block II. Crawford's add. W. d.. l
Lars Jensen to Mary Thompson, lot
5, block 5, MINISTER'S add. W. d.. !
Charles R. Hannah, jr., administrator,
to n. =. Dodge, jr, lots ~. II ~ lS
II and Is block "a, Browns subdiv..
William W. Farnum. trustee. to n.
Z. Dodge, Jr.. lots IN Browns sub
div, ". d."..""............."... $3.50
John STANCE and wife to Emma f..
Vogeler, lot 4, Streets suodiv. OF
part out lot T. Jackson's add, W.. d.. 500
-
Total, seventeen transfers. ........ SEQ Sl
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-08

10000
AcresOfLand
Now Open toEntry

under the Carey Act at Wheatland. Wyo.
Write us for full information, how TO
get some OF these lands. We will locate
you and look after your interests care
fully. This is a splendid section, the soil
Is rich; IL Is a great alfalfa, wheat, oats,
Fruit does we'll. The land Is ready 10
pillow. Building materials are cheap, fuel
Is abundant We have railroad. school
and church facilities and the best OF
~nelghbors. This a dairy country. You
can get rich farming here. We want YOU
70 have our full descriptive illustrated
circular at once. free for the asking
9uire OF j. r.. Mason, 1mmlgration Agt.,
Wheausnd Wye. C0
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-08
C.a Awav 10 GIenmoOd.

The high school cadets, under command
NJ CAPTAIN Walter Martin. left yesterday
morning for GlenwoOd for their annual en-
The company viii camp on
the high school grounds at Glenwood
rhey will return Saturday night. Thursday
Is TO be Council Bluffs day and a big
crowd is expected TO go from here to the
camp on that day. A field meet between
the cadets and the boys of the Gienwood
High school is planned as a feature OF one
OF the days I'm camp
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-08
woodmen UnveiI M6nument.

FORT DODGE, Ia. June E-tSpeoiRI Teis
egram) - Sunday the Woodmkn OF the
World unveiled three monuments for. Will
liam Tower, p. ]. Swanson and Walter
Hollis, respectively, deceased members Of
the order. James M. Murtagh OF Waterloo
talked on fraternity.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-08
travelling PhotOGrapher set Fortune

FORT \DoDGE, Ia, June L~-(speciaI
Telegram)-Bul Germayne, a travelling
photographer. who landed in Lehigh. last
week, received word that he has fallen
sole heir to a $4,000 estate. An uncle died
eight years ago and the property has been
in litigation. Germayne Is a globe %trotter.
who has gone through one fortune.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-08
WANTED-TO BUY
WANTED-T0 RENT

WE are getting inquiries for well located
houses. Must have sole agency. Nowata
Land ard Lot Company, suite ga N. Y.
Life Bldg. Phone Red 1899. Omaha, Neb.
Open evenings. (2D-S3O
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-08
shnr-nn ~EYeRlaaaea.

Engage in any sport you may wish-'here
will be no cause for fear nat your glasses
will slip, tilt or fall off, II they are shur-oh'
fitted by me. l carry a compete assorl-
ment. Pleased to show them Dr, w. w.
Magarell, optometrist, 2Oo-s CITY Nauohai
Rank Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-08

Call at p. c. De Vol Hardware cos
store and see the burglar proof window
and ventilator. lock. Allows fresh air and
circulation without danger of burglars.
They sell for 25c to SOC each. p. c. DE Vol
Hardware Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-08
Son Of wealthy Farmer Accidentally
shoots Himself.

shoots Himself.
Ralph Crossley, aged q. was found
dead in the tool house on the farm Of
his father, G. w. Crossley. a rich farmer,
living seven miles north Of town, at I
o'clock last evening. Young Crossley had
been out hunting gophers during the af-
ternoon with a S-caliber rifle, and, after
getting home suddenly went to the DOL
house to clean the gun. In some manner
IL was discharged, the bullet striking the
boy in the head. Coroner Treynor, after in
vestigstion, decided that an inquest was
unnecessary.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-08
wedding Gifts.

Pictures make ideal wedding girts' w
have them In all styles and prices 1T
them.
ALEXANDER'S ART STORE
500 Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-08
A Fierce Attack

Of malaria, liver arrangement n kidney
trouble is easily cured by Electric Bitters;
the guaranteed remedy. soc. For sale by
Beaton Drug Co. .l3-atE ~
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-08

sun Jplt NtElCOII.
Gertrude Gittins, clerk to superintendent.
X. Herner, truant officer.
Leonard Leutzinger was reelected s,-
pervisor of buildings and grounds. and his
salary was fixed ct 500 a month. The
following ~ianitOrs were elected:
iiish school, James A. Keller; Washing
ton avenue, g. o. Mortensen; Bloomer,
l. w. Collamore; Twentieth avenue,
Thomas Smith; Pierce street, ]. L. Hart;
Third street, @, w. Smile; Eighth street.
w. M. Larsen; Second avenue, c. l. Hud.
%dleston; Avenue b, A. NJ. Swart; Avenue
Alfred Simpson; Madison avenue, w. r..
Spera; Harrison street, A. J. Blood: Eighth
avenue, Mrs. Harriet Sunderland; Court
land, Mrs. Alice Hazard; Oak, ]. B. Hud-
dleston Ito begin when the new building
is completed and the janitor is employed).
At the suggestion of Member Reed, each
Of the new teachers is to be notified at
once by the secretary OF her election, and
Is to be requested TO accept at once. Fail
ure to sign a contract by July is to be
taken as Indifference to the position, and
the superintendent is TO begin looking about
for other teachers
Miss Mittie NJ, Pile of the high school
faculty was granted the use of a room
in the Washington avenue building for
the instruction OF high school pupils dur
ing the summer months.
The committee on buildings and grounds
was Instructed 10 advertise for bids for
the renooring OF the old portion OF the
Pierce Street school.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-08
Council Bluffs
Minor Mention

vhs Council Bluffs offa0s Of ths
omAhs nee - - 10 Seen street.
Beta Rho0es -.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-08

Sporting & Triplett handle the well known
Deering mowers and binders 81 Broad
way.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-08
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WE HAVE BUYERS for a Broom houseAa
Groom house and a couple of vacant lots.
NOWATA LAND AND LOT COMPANY,
Suite ga n. Y. Life Bldg, Omaha.
Phone Red 1893. open Evenings.
(22)-S25
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-08
RtnEs

Pure gold, seamless, all sizes, thus no
delay or altering. s. to Sl2. Engraving
free. Leffert.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-08
OKLAHOMA

ORIGINAL ALLOTMENT MAP
showing each Indian allotment in Cherokee
strip. II Is a curiosity. Come in and see
II We Will explain why this land is so
NOWArA LAND AND LOT CO.,
Suite So n. Y. Life. Phone RED 1000
0o)-M5il
tion The Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-08
soath dakota.

le ACRES in lar Co, So. Dakota, near
MINER Sl8b0 per acre. J. G.. Bone, Co.
Bluffs, la. S2 Shugart Blk, Phone slA
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-08
Marriage Licenses.
NTWTTEWNN -""
ses 10 wed we're issued Yesterday

Iicenses 20 we'd were Issutu yt7ISIua9
TO the following;
Name and Residence. Age
n ~ Bryant. Goodland, Kan.,.."."... y
RUBY Moore. Goodland. Kan, ...".-.... q
]. T. Mentzer. Lincoln. Neb......".......,. Il
Frstina Barr. Lincoln, Neb..-..,........ q
Charles II. Pike, Sioux City, Ia....."..... q
Julia A. Vogler, Mound City, Kan.,...... p
Arthur Massey, Council Biuffs....-....... rs
Alta Thompson, Council Bluffs.....-..... II
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-08
MANIFESTATIONS

COMPETENT Qady) ~bookkeeper and
s. stenographer desires to make a change;
0 years experience; am good business
woman and could handle correspondence
Can invest small amount OF money; Will
turn part OF salary into stock. Prefer
dry goods or general merchandise, but
would go into other business. Must be
in good locality. Address, Y 50, care
Omaha Bee. CZ)-Mb49 tx
wANTED-Posltion: experienced office
man; bookkeeper; good references. Ad-
dress O-439, care Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-08

AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES,
Sporting s. Triplett, S1 Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-08
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND FOR SALE
sOuth Dskots-Continued.

FINE farm lands In Hand and adjoining
counties South Dakuta. Hustling agents
wanted. jay p. Morrill,. 612 Palace Bldg,
Minneapolis, MINI. t2O-M1H J15X
FOR SALE-sO acres Of improved land 81
miles from town I'm Beadle county, South
Dakota. o. Z. Wright. Hitchcock, s. d.
(2O-MA1 Ok
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-08
0 REPAIRS

NEW furnaces; hot water and hot air com
bination heating, 2 and 4-hole laundry
hot water heaters, mantle CRATES, gas
stoves repaired, water fronts and flower
vases. Omaha Stove Repair Works, 1906
1908 Douglas st. Phones Ind. A-S62l, Bell
Douglas $50. -S28
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-08

Margaret Aikens,
Jessie NJ. Alworth,
3. S. Asquith,
Anna Ash,
w. A. Brindley,
Daisy BARLEY,
Emma Boesche,
Emily Butler,
Sue Bandollet.
Hannah Bick,
Grace Barr,
Dollie ID. Burgess,
Belle c. Barclay,
Caroline Blake,
Minnie Clay,
Josephine ChristensC
Kathleen Common,
Nina Converse,
Adela ID. Card,
mary CORgeShall,
Lizzie Crocker,
Louise Carson,
Josephine Clausen,
Lille Cherniss,
Nellie NJ. Cole,
Ida CasadV.
Winifred Cockerell,
Flora Cooper,
Leo G.. Grow,
NJ. b. Curtis,
Inez Dorland,
Marie Dege,
Crystal Dingle,
Elnora Darnill,
Agnes Drake,
Gertrude Davenport,
Ada Daley,
Olive English,
Edith F~licklinger,
Edith b. Field,
Josie Fitzpatrick,
Grace Foster,
Iva NJ. Frank.
j. c. GraZon,
Eunice M. Grason,
Elizabeth Graves,
Edna Grosvenor,
Jessie Green,
Cora GretZer,
Pearl Gooch,
Gertrude Green,
Elizabeth Gleason,
Anna Homer,
owe Nj. Harl,
Jane Howe,
Minnie Hanson,
Mamie NJ. Hardin,
Emma Hoffman,
Henderso
Bessie p. Howlette,
Nellie l.. Hepford,
Julia Hughes,
Grace Holmes,
May Jepson,
Edith Joseph,
Minnie p. Johnson,
Marguerite Jardine.
Mary j. G. Johnson
Cora Jones,
Theoan Kendle,
Mary Kennedy,
Anna Kennedy,
Eva Scott Lyon,
Dora Lyon,
Elfie M. Miles,
| HAZEL Mandarson
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-08
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
CContinued)
DUNDEE

ONLY IS minutes ride from
the center Of Omaha, choice
so n. lots with city water,
sewer and cement walks, are
being sold for $4,000. All the
c-onveniences OF the city and
the advantages OF the
try. Row is the time TO Sc
lect sites for a home or in
vestment, easy terms. We
also have several fine homes
at reasonable prices. For
further information, see
GEORGE & CO, i60i Farnam St
Qs)-S0s s
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-08

Angie A. Middleton,
May Mailer,
Anna Moule,
Mayne Morris,
Clara Meyers,
Maude Meyers,
Isabel Mcpherson,
Aida McFadden,
Mary McMillen,
Bertha Marsh,
Maude b. McAneney
Jessie V. McAneney,
Myrtle McNutt,
Margaret Mcnamara
Nellie Meyers,
OnAnna b. Mikesell,
Elizabeth Morris,
Katherine Morris,
Mantle Mangum,
Mamie Moreno,
Isabel Orris,
Anette OFT,
M IrI
Blanche Peck,
lnez Parsons,
I Elsie Powers,
Blanche Patterson,
Marie Peterson,
Edith X. Parsons,
Edith Prouty,
Elizabeth Parkinson,
Mittie NJ. Pile,
Kathryn Putnam,
Stella Roger,
Pauline X. Rieth,
, Edith Rist,
Belle Robinson,
Agnes l.. Robinson,
Jennie G.. Rice,
Claudia Rice,
Craze Riley,
Kate Reed.
Erville Reeves,
Sara Sperle,
Mrs. May Scott,
Edna NJ. Sprague,
Ina v Shea,
Ella Spetman,
Lulu Spetman,
Dorthea Spetman,
Florence Storrs.
S. l.. Thomas,
May Sims,
Lydia Seifert,
Helen Ada Tyler,
Mary Tidbali,
Cora p. Treynor,
Aurelia FINLEY,
,IBarnara Tucker,
Clarence Trip,
Eve Utterback,
Ida Voorhees,,
Stella Vincent.
Anna Van Druff,
Willianne White,
Mary Wallace,
Estelle Wood,
1 Maud Walker,
Julia Walker,
Inah Weir,
Alice Walter.
MYRTLE Winter,
Minnie Woodmancy,
Elizabeth White.
Raymond Wilson,
lone Westcott,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-08
Miner Is Killed.

While working alone in his room at the
Blount-Bvans mine at Coaldale. Frank
Sokesse, aged AZ years, was pinned be=
meath a fall Of slate at $50 o'clock this
morning and received wounds about the
head which caused death front loss OF
blood.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1909-10-23
Kctchel-s Mother Bets.

Detroit. Mich. oct. 16.-Mrs. Ju-
liza Argorman. mother of Stanley
Ketchel. had $1,000 bet on her sons
success ia his fight with Jack John
son for the heavyweight champion
ship today Three hundred of this
amount was at 90 3: the remainder
az even money. "T was perfectly
willing 90 bet even money on stan
ley. said the disappointed mother
sadly He sent me a Telegram this
morning that ne was iu great con-
dition and would give a good account
OF himself
Tn his letters ne has been telling
me that he never felt better anI
more confident OF winning fight in
his life. lE fact. he told me To bet
an the money 7 could spare on him.
declaring that he surely would win.
He said. however. that if ne lost he
would make good the money 7 lost
on him. He said De knew Just
where 20 reach his weak spot. knew
he could knock him out right at
the start. but he intended to play
with him for while.
II think yet ne is the best fighter
To must am have been an accident.
the twelfth round. for Stanley had
him down and almost beaten"