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The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-04-30

Creighton. Neb., April 23.-Special
ing voice, the Northeast Nebraska
Bankers association meeting at
Creighton adopted resolution con-
demning the bank guaranty law passed
by the last legislature. In effect the
| northeast bankers announced that they
would give their support to any move.
ment seeking to test the constitution
ality of the Objectionable law.
The new law was bitterly denounced
at the annual Arbor Day gathering
held this year at Creighton. Bankers
declared that integrity and established
reputation were brushed aside by the
new law.
Say Law is Unconstitutional.
Judge N. D. Jackson of Neigh dis
cussed the legal aspects of the new
law, which he declared to be uncon-
stitutional. He supported the legal
objections recently advanced against
the law by John L. Webster of Omaha.
State Senator George E. Wiltse of
Randolph told the bankers that the
bill had been railroaded through the
Legislature, after being hidden in a
partisan committee. Republicans
were not given chance to even pre-.
pare desirable amendments. He had
voted for the bin because of the popu-
lar demand for something of the sort,
but he was not proud of the law.
State Senator C. A. Randall told
why he voted against it.
George N. Seymour of Elgin, own.
ing four banks, declared, that the tax
he would have to put up would be SO
high that 1t made banker feel ready
to leave the state.
Ed T. Kearney of Jackson discussed
Bank Advertising"
w. B. Ryons, Lincoln banker, de-
livered an address on the Relation OF
the Banker to the Community"
: At the morning session the address
of welcome was delivered by, o. A. H.
Bruce of Creighton, the response be-
ing made by G. N. Seymour Presi.
dent harry A. Cheney of Creighton
read the annual address of the presi.
, dent.
The Resolutions.
The committee on resolutions, Ed. T
, Kearney of Jackson, c. e. Burnham OF
, Norfolk, Ed Latta of Tekamah, c. L
: Wattles of Neigh and Willis Nc
Bride of Elgin, brought in two reports
: The first report, adopted without
/ debate, commended the officers of the
association, thanked the banks ant
/. citizens of Creighton, the people o.
; which were commended as citizens O.
wideawake and enterprising city
, and expressed appreciation of tn,
, presence Of Omaha, South Oomaha
Lincoln and Sioux City bankers.
Winnetoon Banker Alone.
3 The resolutions on the bank guar
! anty question received only one dis
) senting vote, that of Ed Brooks O
p Winnetoon. The resolutions follow
BE it resolved: That this conven
l ton place itself squarely on record Il
/ condemnation of the so-called deposi
I guaranty law recently enacted by on
}. state legislature.
First, that for the reason that
g deprives the bankers of their mos
4 valued and cherished assets, namel
= their credit, without due compensation
Second, that 1t seeks to assess tn
+ several banks that come under tn
I. control OF the state board for the pun
y pose of insuring deposits without an
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-04-30
Cincinnati Boy Kidnapped.

Cincinnati, April Cleo Mulhern,
the twelve-year-old son of Mrs. John
Mulhern, 413 West Fifth street, is
missing, following the receipt by his
mother of two letters threatening to
bidnap the boy.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Mulhern
received third letter saying that the
boy had been KID aped and that he
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-04-30
Atkinson Items.

Atkinson, Neb., April 24,-Special
to The News: Rev. and Mrs. j. w,
Angel are attending Presbytery
which is being held at Stuart this
week
Darlene Uttley arrived from Okla
homa Tuesday afternoon and will
make her home with her sister. Mrs
Martin Walrath.
A pleasant surprise party was gNer
Wayne OConnell last Friday night
the occasion being her eighteenth
birthday anniversary, The young
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-04-30
Patterson Writes a Plav.

Chicago, April 23.-Joe Medill Pat
terson is to make his debut as play
wright next week with a one-act play
let called Dope" based on the story
of wealthy cocaine fiend prominent
in the east.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-04-30
Bankers Pound the Guaranty.

D"''NSrS 0"''u VIZ N'"' '''NJ'
George N. Seymour. Elgin, presi-
dent.
H. l.. Hopewell, Tekamah, vice presi-
dent.
c. l.. Wattles, Neigh, secretary.
w. l.. Mote, Plainview, treasurer.
Trustees: H. A. Cheney of Creigh-
ton, d. Mathewson of Norfolk, Ed Lat
ia of Tekamah, w. E. Taylor of Madi-
son and H. J. Lendrink of Emerson.
Convention town, 1910, Neigh
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-04-30
Democrats for Prohibition.

Lincoln, April 23.-Special to The
News: THE democratic party of Ne
braska will come out for county OPP
ton, The signing of the daylight sa-
loon bill has not Quieted agitation.
Now that the democratic party has
become the sponsor for this measure
II must take a more advanced stand"
So declared Richard l.. Metcalfe
this morning. He is editor of Bryan's
Commoner and has been mentioned as
a probable candidate for United
States senator
Il believe also that the national
temperance party is going to be the
democratic party. The south is turn
ing toward prohibition and the west
to restrictive legislation"
Metcalfe believes that Bryan does
not want to DE a candidate for sena.
tor. He also believes that Governor
Shallenberger can have anything he
wants If the executive maintains his
present attitude on the temperance
question.
Florida Prohib Fioht Continues
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-04-30

would not be returned to his home UNI
I'll she deposited the money at the
place designated In the former letters.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-04-30

To properly clossify your situation
wanted" ad. is to effectively display
IL.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1909-04-30

florioa PROMO Fight Continues.
Tallahassee, Fla, April 23.-The
fight for submitting statewide pro.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-22

q never had medicine in my store that gave such universal satisfaction as Cham berlain's Cough Remedy" says Mir. P. M. Shore, of Rochester, Ind -lt is tbe best remedy today on the market for coughs, coils and shooping cosgh. One ofmy lady customers told me recently that she could not keep house without it, that since they have been using it they have had no need of doctor" In case of { severe attack of croup a physician will usnally call twice, and perhaps half a dozen times in a severe and long protraeted case Of whospiDg eoagb, while in pneumonia 1t is often necessary that he calls once or twice a day For a week cFtyo- All of this trouble and expense may be saved by the indiciO1s use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, for it is certain cure for croup, and when given as soon as the child becomes hoarse, or even after the croupy cough appears it will prevent the attack. Pneumonia can also be prevented This fact has been fully proven, as during the al most forty years in which this remedy has been in general use, Do case Of a cold or st- tack of the grip has ever resulted in pneu- monia when this remedy was nsed, so far as VIC have been able to learn It viii he seen that a little forethonght and by doing the right thing at the right time, all danger and ex- pense may be avoided. Bear in mind that every bottle of this remedy is warranted and if not as stated 1t will not eo.t yon a cent
 BISBEE DRUG CO. b1sbee, Naco and
 Lowell.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-22
BIRTHDAY RECEPTION

On Tuesday evening Tom Blair. oi the Queen, entertained a number Of friends ct a charming dance at his home in upper Tombstone Canyon. The occasion was given in honor oi his birthday and he was the recipient of many good wishes and happy re turns of the day. A short mus'ca' program was interspersed between he delightful dances. Mir. Bert Hearst gave a vocal solo. which was hugely enjoyed. Jack McGregcr acted in the ca pacity of tcastmaster. Many inter esting and funny stories were told and good VIII and harmony was in evidence everywhere. The music was delightful and the dancing lasted un- til the wee sma' hours of the night dainty buffet luncheon was seryeo before the guests departed Among these invited were Misses Ou'da Ken gel, Ethel Jones, L1ott'e Jones. Lucy Vinney. Mrs. w. H Bonds and Mrs. w. H. Jones: Messrs. Tod Ball. Bert
 fearst. Jsmes Warren. William Ash man and George Franklin.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-22
CONDITIONS IMPROVING

A. D. Nanney returned yesterday from a trip to Cananea. Nogales. and other points over the southwest He stated that everything Is improving not.ceably and that Nogales has re- ccntIy experienced one of the best seasons of prospe rity of any time dur ing many years past. 'I believe that Nogshs has enjoyed an increase in business to the extent of at least tzenty-f five per cent during the past few weeks, and especially since the new railroad has been run into No zzles from Cananea- The merchants there are all well pleased with tat srtlook, and feel that this year will be the best in the history of the The city. Cananea .s showing marked i'm provement also, and I believe thai the merchants are feeling better all around"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-22
DANIEL A. ODON0vAM
 FINDS THINGS

DOUGLAS. Jan. -(Special.)- If Daniel A. o'Donovan, superintend- ent of the traction system. were not such a very modest nan, perhaps the newspapers of the city would be car rying a found add that would read something like this:
 "Found-One lajy's night gown on the blank street car line. owner may have same by calling at the car barns, describing and identifying same. F. s.-She need not pay for this ad."
 Now if such an ad as this were run it would be up to Daniel A. to ask for a description and identifica- ton. and just there is where his in- hereHt modesty would get the better of him.
 Now this is no joke about that night gown being found. It is regulation gown and a real nice gown. Without attempting to leave the impression that the writer is capable of giving a description oi the garment that would pass muster down at the Emporium, or at such other places as such gar ments may be purchased. it is not auiiss to say that this gown has tueks and fiounces and all sorts of frills. Whether 1t Is cut on the bias or on the antithesis of tho bias is a fine question that neither Daniel A nor the writer is able to elucidate. Any way, that is mere detail. The lacts are that the gown was found aud thar it is a perfectly lovely garment And just any old student of the science of economy knows 1t is a shame that such nice garment has so poor usage as that of dust collector in a street car barn.
 Finding things patrons of the street car line leave on the cars is not rare, though the night gown incident is so rare that it deserves special mention Every day the conductors pick up one thing or another. Reading matter galore is left on the cars. Careless Business Nan shoyes his paper or maeazine into hip pocket, and upon | C. E. M. working about in his seat to express his opinion upon how the
 house or senate did or did not swat tDe
 president in good fashion. or how the
 Caucasian race would return to its own again if only Jim Jeffries would ! fight the coon, or some less thrilling | subject, such as the chances of Bill | beating Tom in the next two-ban four ' and-theD C. B. NJ moves l about in bis seat io do any enc of ! these things, wby out goes the pa
 per or the magazine. In this way
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-22
< CITY LOCAL AND SOCIAL NEWS .s
PERSONAL MEN TON.

W s. Grant, of Johnson Addition is reported very sick with pneumonia.
 AZ. Dessler left yesterday for Phoe- nix for a few days business trip.
 Sheriff Jack White returned to roussstone yesterday after a s1ofr business trip to Douglas and Bisbee- Jack AcGregor left yesterday foi GuaymaS and other points in Mexico ~here he wll spend a few days on business.
 Mrs. Frank Brown left yesterday for Portland. where she was called on ac~ count of the illness of her mother.
 A. ID. Nanney passed through yes tendaS to Douglas.
 George II. Kelly returmSi "a Doug has yesterday after spending two days in Biskee.
 xr. and Mrs. Clark came in yester- day rom the Huachucas and are visit ing Mss Blanche Penhole at Warren.
 Francisco Gonzales. one of the Mex icza detectives. came over from Can aHea yesterday.
 Ben Sneed left for Douglas last evening afJer n short business trip here.
 Assistant District Attorney Ed Elan igan feft yesterday for Tombstone on official business.
 Dr. ]. r. Armstrong was in Bisoec yesterday, returning to Douglas, on the evening train
 Ned Raymond. of Ashbenowie, Mich igan. has come to Bisbee 10 enter the employ of the Copper Queen mining department
 Prof. Philbrook did not go to Tue son last night. as was announced in yesterdays Review. At the last mo ment a telegram notified aim that the territorial teachers meeting, which he had planned to attend, had been postponed.
 Tony Kline is moving to his new house on Clausen street. Warren.
 Ben McNeil and O. F.. Deems, wno have been doing construction work in Warren, departed last night for los Angeles.
 c. E. Rule. of Tucson, is visiting friends in Bisbee.
 C;eorge M. Deub. Of Fl Paso. vas a business visitor in the city yesterday
 Miss Margaret Butcaee, Of Houston, Texas is visiting friends in Biseee aod Warren
 Lester Ruth, of Denver, is in the city on business
 Jack Foster returned from Tomb stone yesterday.
 J. s. Williams, district attorney, re turned to Tombstone yesterday arter a short business trip here.
 W. P. Miller. first city attorney ol Bisbee, came over from Tombstone yesterday on a short business trip.
 Cashier Blake. of the Branch Bans of Bisbee at Naco. came in yesterday on a short business trip.
 c. c, McNaughton. one of the lead ing business men at Nogales, passed through last night to Douglas
 Attorney J. E. Morrison Is expected hack from Phoenix today. where ht has been before the supreme bench
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-22
CARDS AT coUArRY CLUB.

The members of the Warren Coun- try Club met last night in most en- joyable card party and reception lt the clubs delightful quarters. Old fashioned and straight whist was the game of the evening. There was some good whist playing, which showed that the players had not forgotten the older game in their recent devotion to the newer game of bridge. Dainty re- freshmnts were served at half past ten o'clock. The occasion was one 0i the most enjoyable of the many which the club members have enjoyed. The hostesses were Mrs. F. s. Harrison Mrs. R s. Greer. Mrs. C. J. Butler Miss Edna Cox and Miss Barber
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-22
MURPHY GIVES ADVICE

MAnuella de Costillo, the mOther-in, law of Dolores de Castillo, was gwen a deal of sound advice in Justice Owen Murphy's court at Lowell yes .terday morning. ManueIla had been arrested the day before by Frank Baum. upon the complaint of the daughteT-in-law that the old woman was abusing her, accusing her and in every way living up 10 the grim repu- tation of mother-in-laws in general Tae husband stood by the wife rather than the mother. The old woman, when arraigned, confessed and plead ed forgiveness. Justice Murphys ad- vice to the mother-in-law was that she mind her own business and cease interfering. Then ne turned to the young husband and very wisely de clared that the sons first attention was due to the wife and not to the motherin-law Then just to avoid showing any partiality, the justice sternly advised the plaintiff 10 keep fer family troubles out of court. The three Mexicans walked away arm in arm.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-22
Settled the Sian.

When William Nj Evarts was sec retary of state new elevator man had been employed in the department who did not know Mir. EvaTts by sight In his ear was a conspicuous sign to the effect that by order of the seere- tary of state smoking was prohibited One day NIT. Evarts boarded the ear in company with a famous senator. the latter smoking a cigar. The new man promptly touched the smoker on the elbow and said. pointing at the no- tice. Cant you read that signY NIT. Evarts promptly tore down the of- lending notice and, turning to the ele- vatar man. said: What sign? don't se~ any The attendant susrecting scmetasTg. wisely held his peace. but be followed he pair out and asked the guard at .he ,.oor who the chap with the large head v4s. The guard told him
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-22
TO ENTERTAIN VISITOR.

Mrs. Albert Watkins, of Quality Hill. will entertain Mrs. C. C. Young, of Douglas. who is on the program for an interesting paper, On Friday evening at the regular monthly meet ing of the Liebling Piano Club. Mrs. Young has toured Europe, and her subject: Personal "Reminiscences ot Musical Europe" will be very inter esting to the members of the club. Mrs. J. J. Harrington will also add to the pleasure of the club by a vocal number. In addition to these an in teresting program has been planned for the occasion.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-22
QUARANTINE LIFTED.

Emil Marks, manager of the Bisbec Lumber company, is again permitted to roam the streets like any other free born American. The big scarlet
 ever quarantine sign, which has been adorning the front Of his house in Lowell, has been removed, and things about his home are back to nor nal. Only one of his children. his little boy, was attacked by the dis ease. The caild has completely re- covered. Mir Marks. who was so un- fortunate as to be caught by the quar- antine, is again to be seen about his place of business
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-22
BICYCLE STOLEN.

Charles Wild of Lowell is missing a valuable bicycle. which was stolen some time yesterday. Wild. who is a barber in the Legal Tender saloon building at Lowell, had left his ma chine in the hallway. Upon compiet- ing his work last night and starting home he found the bicycle had been stealthily removed almost from under his nose. The theft was immediately reported. but no clue is yet available.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-22
NEW sIseEE ATTORNEY

". P. Miller arrived in Bisbee yes terday from Tombstone. where le ha9 been living for several years past
 Miller will resume the practice of law here. He was formerly a resident Of Bisbee. being the first city attorney hen Eisbee was inCcTpc rated seven voars aoo. MET has been sufferins from rheumatism for the past four rears. and during this time has visited several of the lead Dg hospitals
 throughout the country. He has many --f0~d hSrn vNo will be glad to learn that he will reside here in the future
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-22

patrons of the line who don't buy lit erature are kept supplied, or, if they are high-brows and therefore disdain the Sunday supplements and the muck rakers' product. the lost matter Is left to the car crews.
 Everything is lost on the Douglas cars except the articles most frequent ly lost in the eastern states. that Is, umbrellas and parascfs. People don't use them here often and consequently O'Donovan's ."morgue" at the ear barns is singularly free of them
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-22
PARTY FROM DOUGLAS.

Prof. Krinbill, with a party of friends from Douglas. spent y'ester day sightseeing over the district. In the party were Mir. and Mrs. E- F. Mustsin and daughter. Miss Cleo and Mrs. Walter Wyhdham. of Douglas; MT. and Mrs. Fred Hicks. of Blaach ardsville, H.. wao are vi sitting the Mustains, were also in the party. Bis bee presented many new and ad- mirable scenes to the customers, whc enjoyed the day to the fullest.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-22
Ennlana.s pr.,,ie,, valaae..

After a very carefL' soTvey we ven ture 10 write down ths James of the six English villages tha. we consider the pretjiest in the land 70 sar as our own opinion and wide exfe1Pnce are concerned. The choice Is made impar- tially and with full Knowledge aud due recognition of the claims of each to It's high place Here are the SIX: Bon church. Isle of Wight: Cloveily. Devon shire: whchampton. Dorset: SOuIing. Oxfcrdshire: Shere. Surrey. and Ctap- ham. Yorkshire.-London Strand naga- zine
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-22
BASKET SOCIAL.

A basket social and dance will be given by the Fraternal Brotherhood Lodge No. f52 Saturday evening Jan uary 23. at Pythian Castle. If you miss this you will miss a good time as the committee has pledged them selves to make this one of the most enjoyable socials and dances of the season. The ladies will each bring a well filled basket, which will be auc- toned of and sold to the highest bid der. Ask your friends to come ana bring a basket Everybody welcome. Good music will be had.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-22
CERTAINLY A RECORD BREAKER

Tuesday morning the Copper Queen pure food grocery advertised q car load of fancy Sonora oranges at sz.u9 the box. Thursday morning at o'clock the entire carload (550) Doxes) was gone. However, customers Nho failed to get some of the sonora oranges vill have an opportunity to get in ou 6 carload Of California grown naval oranges. which just ar rived. Their grocery ad in tlis issue gives particulars.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-22
MEMS TROUSERS IN A CIEAk ANce WHiRl TODAY AND
 SATURDAY

Men w.il lave 9 chance 10 add Q few pair of extra trousers tc then wardrobe at a low price today and tho Copper Queen stores special clearance which involves over thousand pairs. The celebrated Para gon trousers make up the bulk of the stock which is being cleared out bv cause the department is getting ready for spring goods. Several hundred pairs will no doubt be sold today and tomorro~ if low prices count for any thing
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-22
ATTENTION REsEKAHS

All members and visiting members of Unity Rebekah Lodge are request ed to attend a special meeting of the lodge at odd Fellows Hall. Saturday evening. Jan. g, at which the presi- dent of the assembly will be present
 By order of Noble Grand.
 54I FLORENCE l. FOSTER.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-22

Mike Hannon of Lowell, mine fore man at the Lowell shaft, is making extensive Improvements upon his house in Upper Lowell. Carl Krim- mer has the contract for the work, which started yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-22
DANCE AT UPPER
 LOWELL CLUB HOUSE

Re<ufar Friday nIgnt dance, com meDcing S:3O D. m-, finishing In time to catch the I1:30 car for Bisbse First class music. Best floor fin town Come SL"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-22
WILL INSTALL OFFICERS.

Golden Rule Encampment. No. 5, the social order of Odd Fellows Lodge, will hold a business meeting on Fri day evening with an installation of officers for the coming year. A ban quet will be served after the business meeting for the members Of the lodge.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-22
Accomplished

"She's got a future"
 "Can she actT
 s'No. but she can work her eyes bet ter than any lady in the business. and as for wearing swell clothes-gee. she couldn't do better if she was twinsT Life.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-22
MOVING TO WARREN.

Tony Kline, who recently purchased A house an Ctsusen street in Warren, moved yesterday with his family to the suburban town. The new home is a cozy building. and the location is fleal
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-22
NOTICE.

Golden Rule Encampment No. ;. l. O. O. F. will hold it's regular meet ing on Friday evening. January 22. Business of importance will come be fore the meeting, and full attendance is requested. By order of
 E. V. BRAJEVICH, 543. Chief Patriarch.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-22
BOY A eouNcER.

Leon Levine and wife. of North Chi huahua Hill. are the proud parents of 3 truly bouncing baby, which was born Wednesday night. The child. a boy. weighed twelve pounds at birth.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-22

Stage daily (except SundaysD to ant rom Leadv He, Courtland. Gleason
 caves Brophy's stables. Lowell and l-adville, 500 a. m. sharp FaIe ach way. S3.50; 50 pounds free 267
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-22
ALLEN-WILsoN.

A pretty home wedding occurred at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Wittig. of Opera Drive. last night. In the pres enee of a few friends F.. V. Allen. u, Bisbee. and Mrs. Fife Wilson. of Gar rett Wyoming. were united in mar riage by Rev Mir. Spicer, of the Christian church. The bride and groom were attended by Joan Zum- beriain and Mrs. Bee Woods The ring ceremony was used and made very impressive by the pastor. A sumptuous wedding supper was en- joyed after the ceremony, and an in- formal social evening spent. Mir. and Mrs. Allen will make their home for the future in Bisbee.
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