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Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-11
SHOEMAGERO ON The WARPATA
Omaha Mans Nose Hurts Where Mr.
Bryan Punched 1t.
WANTS JUDICIARY GUARDIANSHIP
Judge BaIks ON the New style Of
Leading which the Peerless
Leader Has Adopted for
Legislature.

The Peerless Leaders new style Of lead
ing his subjects around by the nose, as APP
piled in the case Of the Nebraska house
OF representatives, has not made a big hit
with Representative w. Sylvester Shoe
maker Of Omaha. Colonel Shoemaker's nose
is tender and besides. wasn't made to be
led by.
The colonel went to the legislature bent
on serving his country as chairman Of the
house judiciary committee. He thought he
was making good progress in hat direction
until one day Mr.. Bryan decided to give
that Job to Victor Wilson of Polk county.
so the Peerless Leader simply seized Shoe
maker by the nose and led him away from
the counter. took Mr.. Wilson by the pro-
boscis and led him up to It.
Now, Shoemaker is mad; he is mad all
over. His nose hurts and furthermore he
considers that his rights have been
ignored and trampied In the dirt and he is
prepared to fight for the rights"
Harmony exhibit ID.
Shoemaker came up from Lincoln as soon
as the house adjourned for the recess Fri
day afternoon and handed out interviews
in which he said he was at peace with all
men and was happy that ne was alive. The
hoNh iipl lil1b lht ulopaNChCo ASiiACOlll
announced that he had been let ~down-and
not very softly. This changed the aspect
somewhat and instead of waiting until to-
day before returning to the capitol. as did
the majority OF the delegates. w. Sylvester
Shoemaker tore back Sunday afternoon.
His Claim to the Place.
II and l alone should have had this chair
manship," said the outraged statesman
after he had been given plenty of time in
which to cool off, but that blasted COM
mittee went and gave 1t to a man who has
not practiced law for fifteen years. He may
have been a good lawyer once. but it stands
to reason that a man who has not opened
a law book for fifteen years is not as good
a lawyer as one who is constantly at Il.
There is another reason why I should
have had the chairmanship-and I would
have had 1t IL the speaker had the power
to appoint, for 1 worked for Speaker Poo
from the very ~start-and that is because ]
propose to introduce a law providing for
the codificatlon Of the statutes of this state.
IT may have secured a secondary place
on the committee and If so I will lay down
But IL 1 am not on the committee at all
there will be something doing. and that
right away. l am going right back to Lin
coin and II 1 can 1 will overturn this sched'
ule and get the craftsmanship of the judi
ciary committee. II 1 fail there, l will Their
make an attempt to get on the committee
II l should fail here as we'll, then l will,
wiil-well, ] don't kno what 1 will do
hut l will do something and you will know
thai Shoemaker of Douglas is in the legis'
~lature."
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-11
BATTLE OF RIGHT AND WRONG
Human History Begun with, Says
Rev. John A. Spyker.

Human History Began with, Snys
Rev. John A. spyker.
1.-THE Significance of the Holy Sacrament"
was the subject Of the discourse OF Rev.
John A. spyker at Trinity Meth9dist church
Sunday morning. ,r-b.' 'r .
"since the beginning OF the worlds his
tory a mighty contest has been waging
between right and wrong, said DIR. Spyker.
Human history itself began with a trag-
edy. The blood of Abel is crying out to
this day against the influence and power
OF sin. Sin has caused all the bloodshed,
immortality and commotion in social life
It Is the cause Of all schisms and ~ecclesi-
astical divisions, the cause OF every ache
n pain Of the body and mind or Of the
immortal soul. Sin is the mightiest factor
against every good and perfect thing.
righteousness under the leadership OF
Jesus Christ il battling against sin. The
oppression of the Jews in Egypt was the
result of sin. God sent a leader down
among them and punished their oppressors,
even to the destruction OF the first born
Of the Egyptians, because the rulers OF
Egypt would not let the people of Israel go.
TT was Christ who instituted the ordi-
nance OF the Lords Supper, the bread IN
dicating HIS broken body and the wine His
blood. The inception of bread. from seed
time to harvest, the crushing OF the grain
in the mills to make the flour, the working
and kneading of the flour to perfect It into
the loaf, and the baking Of the bread In
the fire heated over was typical OF the
preparatory period for the Lamb OF God
before He should be submitted to the final
sacrifice for the redemption OF men. So II
was with the preparation and crushing Of
the grape to trsnspose It into the perfected
wine. Christ was spat upon. maligned
slandered. crushed and broken and at last
died on the cross of a broken heart; yet He
asked tina His prosecutors be forgiven fol
they know not what they do
$50 when we again declare ourselves al
Christians by this holy ordinance Of the
sacrament In partsking Of His broken body
ana precious blood. let us consecrate our
selves anew to His service. knowing tina
all we have or hope to have. that all WI
are OF hope to be was purchased by Hi
blood and that we belong to Jesus Chris
hsnceforth and forever"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-11
ART or LOOKING YOUNGER
Up-to-Date lessons for the Benefit
Of Gray NebraskaRs.
Omaha FoIka are Offered In DR.. MOTIFS
Q-Ban HAIR 8estoror a Prepare
ton b IL Upheld ny "A
Monsy-Baok Plan.

AZ tho Boston Press Club for many years
the director in charge was considered an
able reader OF ages. He could look a man
over, and after a cursory glance, guess
his age. Once in q while he missed.
Sometimes he'd add a half dozen years 70
the actual age OF one prematurely gray.
-. Irs an we'll enough to pirate about grow
ing old gracefully. but no one relishes get
Ting a premature crop OF gray hair.
/ Many a woman looks prematurely old
because her hair is faded and thin. This
fault is easily remedied now. Nobody has
any real excuse nowadays for giving gray
hair a chance TO lie about their age.
Dr. Motifs Q-ban Hair Restorer has
caused a furors. II is a standard prep
aratlon OF merit-nOt a cheap dye-and u
really gives new life to hair. and cures
dandruff. and restores to natural color Of
youth the whitening strands. 1t Is a re-
juvenatinEr strengthening tonic that goes
right to the roots OF the hair and gives
them vitality. IL stops hair from falling
and insures thick. glossy, healthy hair
Has proved very efficient in many caseI
OF badness, which were considered hope.
hess.
The Hesslg- Ellis Drug Company. the bis
Memphis. Tenn. house. which controls thu
standard Or. Mott formulas. has so muel
faith in the o-6en Hair Restorer that no
only viii one bottle be given away abso
lutely free, but n three bottles do not re
store a head Of Gray hair to natural color
the entire amount paid win be refunded
AJAX Myefs4Dliion Drug Co. about thu
wonderful proposition
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-11
FAILURE IN SUPREME TEST
Greatest Danger in Life is This, Says
DR.. Conley.
USES FIG TREE AS AN EXAMPLE
Distressing Thing About Failure IL
hat IL BeEets Failure, Touch
of One Life vital TO
Another.

Taking for his text the parable Of the
fig tree which for three years brought
forth no fruit and which the owner of the
vineyard ordered cut down because II cum
bered the ground. Rev. J. w. Conley, d. D.,
preached a sermon on Failure at the
First Baptist church Sunday morning. He
asserted the fig tree was a failure In the
supreme test, and. for that reason II was
cut down. even though It might have been
strong of limb and prolific in leaves. But
It brought forth no fruit, IT failed in the
supreme test and was destroyed.
The parable simply symbolizes the
word failure for the fig tree was a fail
ure." said DR.. Conley. Further. the par
able suggests that the greatest danger of
life is that we will fail In the greatest
thing, in the supreme test. in the bringing
forth of fruit. Life is given for three
things-faith. hope and love-and without
these IL is a failure, for that Is the fruit
which the Master looks for in our lives.
Faith is trust in God, the recognition of
the divine, the vital element of the soul
that recognizes that man is made to walk
with God. Hope lives in the midst OF the
eternity OF things and holds buoyant the
devotion TO God, principle and truth; the
surrendering Of self to that which is worth
while; service.
"The distressing thing about failure is
that one failure begets another. The touch
Of one life upon another holds untold harm
or untold good. II a man fails in faith,
somebody else fails in faith; IL a man
fails in hope, somebody else fails; and If a
man fails in love, somebody else fails in
love, and darkness comes into other lives
and the Master will find no fruit when
He comes.
1T is failure in the highest things in life
that works the greatest harm. That boy
may go out with a fair education and
plenty of money to invest in life. but II he
has not faith, hope and Christian love, he
will fail. But IL he goes out uneducsted
and poor, but with faith in God, hope in
His aid, and imbued with love for the
Master, success will crown his efforts"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-11
WIN Inspect Workmen Lodges.

HURON, S. D., Jan. 1o-(Special.)-
Hon. Tazwell M. Simmons of this city,
grand master workman, Ancient Order
United Workmen. jurisdiction of South
Dakote. has started on a tour of inspec-
ton to lodges in the western part Of the
state. After spending an evening at
Lead and another at Central City, he will
visit the lodge at Terry on the evening
of January IL, after which he will go to
Galena, Whitewood, Sturgis, DeadwOod
and return to visit the lodge at Fort
Pierre January Is, and on January IS the
one in Pierre and on January 10 at Blunt.
Ali these lodges are making special ar
engagements for a grand jubilee on the
occasion of the grand masters visits,
and each will be addressed by him and
other prominent Ancient Order United
Workmen. Judge Simmons will attend
the meeting of the State Board associa-
ton at Pierre on January 20 and 81,
which promises to he one Of the best
meetings held by the organization.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-11
Discrimination suit Up.

PIERRE. S. D., Jan. 10-CSpecialD-At-
torney General Clark is busy getting ready
to meet the appeal case brought from
Mcpherson county by the Central Lumber
company, which was found guilty under
the characterization law and a fine i'm,
posed. The company appeals to the SUI
preme court for the purpose Of testing
the constitutionality of the anti-discrimina
ton act OF the 1907 session. II the lower
court Is sustained the decision will act &c
force the company out Of business in the
state.
Attorney General Clark a few days age
rendered an opinion on the right of tele'
phone companies to Issue coupe books e
customers, selling a book at a less rae
per message than for a single call ovel
the line. This he holds to be discrimina.
tory and a violation Of the law. and can.
not be allowed in the state.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-11
Rock sprinRs PeopIe Libernl.

ROCK SPRINGS, Wyo, Jan. N.-(SpeciaD
The people OF Rock Springs, who made
the most liberal donation secured from any
Wyoming town for the relief OF San Fran
cisco earthquake sufferers, have raised
1886 for the relief Of the Italian earth
quake sufferers. and donations are stin
coming in. The liberality Of Rock Springs
is more remarkable In view Of the fact that
nine-tenths Of the inhabitants of the town
are coal miners. A majority of the con-
tributors to the present relief fund are
Italians, but there are many donations
from other foreigners. including liberal ones
from the japanese. The largest donations
are those Of Mrs. Kittie Hicks, 800, and
the First National bank. 500.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-11

BEATRICE, Neb.. Jan. iO-(speciaD-Fred
Brucker. a young farmer living six miles
southeast Of Beatrice. was gorsd by an
Infatuated bull in the pasture near his home
Thursday evening and seriously injured.
When the animal attacked him he grabbed
It by the horns and chung to them for some
time in order TO save himself. He finally
let loose his hold and saved himself by
climbing a tree nearby. When the animal
went away Mr.. Brucker, with his clothing
almost torn from his body, walked to the
home OF a neighbor, where he was given
medical attention. II was found mat he
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-11
Cas- County SUNDAY schools.

PLATTsMOUTH, Neb., Jan. lO.-(spe-
cial.)-A meeting of the executive board of
the Cass County Sunday School associa-
ton was held in Louisville Thursday
Those present were: Representative c. Il.
Noyes, president; C. c. Weseott' vice.
president; George l.. Farley, secretary;
James Stander, treasurer; Rev. A. A. Ran
dali, superintendent temperance depart
ment; Rev. ]. II. Salisbury superintendent
pastors department.; Jesse L. Perry, Rev.
G.. NJ. Jones and w. A. Cleghorn. The
treasurer's report showed the finances to
be In good condition, and other reports
from over the country showed Sunday
school work to be in a very prosperous
condition. The matter OF new legislation
was discussed and recommended, also
means for more efficient work in all train
Ing departments and the different depart
ments of the association.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-11

BBATRICH Neb.. lar 1o.-(SpeciaD-The
Mennonites OF this vicinity held their an
nual meeting last night. Among other busl-
ness matters disposed of arrangement were
made to open an English mission n Sun
day school at the Mennonite church In this
city. H. ]. wiebe and Johannes Penner
were added to the committee now looking
after the collections for the Deaconess hos
pital to be erected IN Beatrice in the near
future. Reports showed that during the
year the local Mennonites had spent about
$4,000 in caring for the delegates hero In at
tendance at the annual conference last fall.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-11
signs Wrong Check.

HERMAN. Eeb., al 1O.-(special) Mrs.
E. w. Burdic. wife of the vice president
Of the Plateau State bank, and Miss Pearle
Mackey, a teacher in the public schools,
went to Omaha lasc week and while there
loofed at some expensive fur coats al
orkin Bros store. Miss Msckey found one
that suited her and gave her personal
check on the Omaha National bank. think.
ing she was using a Plateau State bank
check. She did not learn the difference
Until orkin Bros. began a stll aunt to
locate the coat. Miss Mackey's friends
here are having a world Of fun over the
outcome and 1t is thought that she will
know hereafter that all banks do not use
the same checks.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-11
Runaway Boys AImo.t rreez-.

SIOUX FALLS, s. D., Jan. 1O.-(speclal.j-
Three small boys who escaped from the
state reform school at Plankinton during
the night of the recent cold snap narrowly
escaped losing their lives. They managed
to Withstand the cold until morning, when
they arrived at the farm OF William Wal
ker, in the southwestern part of Aurora
county. They we're nearly overcome by
their long walk and the excessive cold.
Walker at once suspected they were run
Always from the reform school and they
finally confessed and now have been re-
turned to that institution.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-11
IOWA DAT GROWERS ORGANIZE
Farmers Form Association TO Improve
Quality of Grain.

Farmers Form Association 10 Improve
Quality of Grain.
AMES, Ia, Jan. M.-(Special. )-At a meet
ing of about 100 of the leading oat growers
of the state an Iowa Oat Growers associa-
ton was organized. This will endeavor to
aid the work of breeding improved varieties
of oats and securing increased yields in
much the same way that the Corn
association is improving the corn crop.
Especial attention will be paid to securing
varieties adapted to different parts of the
state. Merritt Green, jr.. of Marshalltown
was elected president; Fred McCulloch of
Hartwick. vice president, and Prof. Bell OF
Ames, secretary. Mr.. Green graduated
from the agricultural course at Ames in
1904. and since then has been carrying on
extensive work In wheat and oat breeding
on his large farm near Marshalltown. Fred
McCulloch has also done a great deal OF
work in breeding and improving varities of
oats. Prof. Bell is an oat specialist, hav-
ing supplemented his practical experience
by a long study OF the subject. He is in
charge OF the small grain work at Ames
and was coach of the winning team which
carried off the trophies at the recent Ma
tional Corn exhibition. From the enthusi-
asm manifested at the first meeting and
from the happy selection OF officers, It Is
a foregone conclusion hat the Dat Grow
ers' association will soon come to rival the
Corn Growers association in prominence.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-11

Himself instead of riches and libraries
and universities. What we need today
Is men who are willing TO give themselves
to help their fellowmen.
"A school or college cannot give to a
son what a parent should give. and a boy
Is pretty sure to go to destruction unless
he has the attention of a father and a
mother. A big. good man is worth more
In a community thar a library or a gift
Of $4,000 donated by some ~philanthro-
pist.
The anniversary of Lincoln is at hand.
We honor him, and yet he did not have
riches. but he gave himself. The car
of Russia today fears to have the story of
the lives of Lincoln and Washington read
to his subjects and It MAKE him tremble
to know that that is the kind of literature
which is being distributed to bring about
the destruction of his dynasty"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-11
D.vey out for Commnnaer.

HURON. s. D., Jan 1O.-(special)-A
Joint installation Of the officers-elect of
Fitzpatrick post. No. 4, Grand Army OF the
Republic, and Fitzpatrick Relief corps, No.
?. was held Friday evening. Colonel ]. b.
Geddis installed the officers for the post
and Past Department President Ruth
Thomas installed the officers for the
corps. There is strong sentiment expressed
among Grand Army men here in favor of
II. e Dewey Of Lead City. for depart
ment commander. A number of posts
throughout the state favor Captain Dewey's
candidacy and It is probable that at the
encampment to be held in Sioux Falls, in
June. he will be among the more promi-
nent candidates for that position.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-11

HURON. 8. D., Jan. l0-(Special.)-
President John A. Cleaver OF the Aberdeen.
Huron q Southern Electric Railway com
pAny. incorporated for the building Of a
railroad from this city to Aberdeen, and
for which Tight-of-way was secured and
much preliminary work done. has gone to
New York. where he viii be Joined by the
financial agent OF the company, and to-
getheF. they will go to London and other
cities in England for the sale OF bonds
for this road.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-11
M,NUTT ON THE VALUE OF A MAN
one Real Big Character, He Says, IL
Superior to Wealth.

One Real Big Character, He Says, IL
Superior to Wealth.
1.-THE man who entered the new year
with the purpose of giving himself to
his wife and family and friends will do
more thar the man who gives libraries
and universities. and in the end win be
trvthfully able to say that this old world
is good enough for me-" said George l..
MeNutt, the dinner pail" man. who spoke
Sunday afternoon to the men at the
Young Mems Christian association OF
the subject Of 'our Kind of a Man"
Jesus now has more faith in US than
we nave in Him. and how wonderfully
practical He is in all His undertakings.
He is the mediator sent to this earth by
God.
There is nothing the matter with this
old world except the people who are in
It. They have not learned to play the
game Of life as God would have them
play II Somewhere we find the words,
who gave Himself and that Is the key
note to the life of Jesus Christ.
Progress has certainly been made in
many lines. We make progress by feel
ing our way and learning as we so along
but that is not the way with the uni
verse A master mind IL guiding that
which knows the way beforehand and
does things right at the start The an
swsr is simple-there 10 but one law and
that is the law OF God. and the nearer
We follow His laws the nearer right We
will be- II God should undertake TO IN
tangls the affairs OF life He would have
but one law for all to follow and thai
was the way ugh by Jesus Christ.
Jesus Christ h stronger to-day thar
anu ,haraafar Nha awae IgwaH aaI Whx
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-11
Army Helps italian Fund.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Jan. 10.-(special.)-
The United States army Is TO participate
in an Italian relief fun benefit, which
Is to be given at the Atlas theater sun
day evening. The commanding officer at
Fort Russell has rendered the services of
the Second artillery band for the occa-
sion and the band viii render a concert
program.
The Wyoming Red Cross society today
issued an appeal to the people of wyo-
ming to respond literally with cash do
nations to the appeal for aid from the
sufferers in the italian earthquake zone
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-11
.Bee Keerers MAG Orrnnire.

SIOUX FALLS, 8. D., Jan. ~1o.-(special)
Arrangements are being perfected for a
state convention of beekeepers OF South
Dakota, which will be held in Sioux Falls
on January Is. At that time 1t is planned
to perfect the organization OF a state bee.
keepers association. The sessions OF the
convention will be held in the city udi
forum. The convention will be held under
the auspices of the Minnehaha County
Be~ekeepers' association, which was organ.
ICED two years ago, this being the first
organization OF beekeepers in the history
OF South Dakota.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-11
Held ON Infanticiae Charge NJ

DAVID CITY, Neh, Jan. io-(speciaio-
Jane White, the young woman who rave
birth to a child on a Burlington passenger
train a few weeks ago.. was arralgned be-
fore Judge Roper Saturday and pleaded
not guilty TO the charge of ~infauticide.
Her preliminary hearing was fixed for
January %. She CAV bond in tho sum Of
5000 for her appearance at that time.
George Galley Of Columbus and L n Doty.
president of the Central Nebraska National
bank OF this placA went on her bond. Miss
white is represented by Reeder q Light
ner OF Columbus. Judge ]. ]. Sullivan will
probably assist in the defense also.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-11

ROME, Jan. 10.-United States Consul
Bishop at Palermo has telegraphed the
American embassy here giving the following
list Of Americans as being safe there:
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Frazer, Miss Grant,
Winfield Robbins, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilcox and
DR.. Wilcox, Samuel Estoques and wife, Mrs,
Dughton and children, Mrs. Higgins and
f. E. w. Higgins and son, Mrs. Cameron
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Good
win, Mrs. Nimish and son. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Henderson, Mr.. and Miss De Guerin.
Mr., and Mrs. Krogesal, A. Clinton, I. N.
Hemingway. r. W. Gilbert, Charles Hap.
good and wife, Mrs. NJ. f. williams, Mrs.
7. e. Galore. Miss Beut, Miss Kendall, Mr..
and Mrs. Crawford, Mr.. and Miss Parks
Mrs. A. f. Jordan. the Misses Files, Mrs
Hunt and daughters and Miss Breek.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-11
Only Republican Elected ReaIEns.

MARsHALLToWN. Ia, Jan. 1O-(spe-
cial.)-Bert Terhune, county treasurer Of
Ida county, who was the only republican
elected to a county office at the fall cleo
ton, today filed his resignation with the
Board of Supervisors. The resignation will
be accepted. Mr.. Terhune has been in poor
health for several years. and the additional
strain he underwent during the strenuous
campaign for office has so told on his
health that he is now unable to enjoy the
fruits of his political victory.