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St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1909-04-09

The st. Johns Realty Association
met In the Commercial club rooms
Wednesday evening and formulated
plans for work along different lines.
to be more definitely settled upon lat
er. About 10 realty men from Port.
land were In attendance and an In.
teresting session was held.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1909-04-09

The operation of the corrupt prac.
tice act made a very quiet day of
election on Monday. The usual but.
ton.holing of voters was conspicuous
ly absent.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1909-04-09

Judge Morrow rendered a decision
in favor OF the drys on the saloon
question Monday. II is quite likely
that the matter will be taken up to
the supreme court for final decision.
X. ID. Jackson wishes Il TO be.
come more generally known that MIR.
Thompson is associated with him as
partner in the firm known as the
st. Johns Pharmacy. the partnership
having now existed for more than a
year.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1909-04-09

Easter will be fittingly observed at
the Congregational church Sunday
morning and evening with special
music, addresses and exercises by
the children. The public is cor.
daily invited to attend. q. w. Mel.
son. Pastor.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1909-04-09

The Glory class of the Baptist
church invites all young people not
Interested In any other sunday
school to meet with them at 10
o'clock next Sunday morning at the
Baptist church. Eva Clark, Class
reporter.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1909-04-09

Lines are being strung on the
lew electric line ON the west side Of
he river. and cars will soon be max.
ng regular trips along that scenic
cute.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1909-04-09

Mrs. p. l.. Hall and daughter,
Lena, Of Benton Harbor. Mich, were
guests of MIR. and Mrs. E. G. Mon.
Mich Thursday.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-22

LYNCH TAKES NEW OFFICE
President of National League Will
Not Talk of Plans at
Present.

NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-John j. Lynch,
the new president Of the National league,
assumed his duties yesterday, but re-
quested that the base bah public give him
time 10 acqualnt himself with the details
of his position before making any state
ments as to his future plans. All Lynch
would say was that he was in favor of up
holding the umpires in their decisions and
that he is glad he is to have the cooper
alton Of John Heydler.
h the election of Lynch to the presi-
dency has not entirely restored harmonious
relations between the National and the
American leagues is evidenced by the
statement given out tonight by John M,
Ward, who was the candidate for those OPP
posed TO the reelection OF John Heydler.
and against the attitude of q, B. Johnson.
president of the American league. Mr..
Ward said: s.
The election OF Mr.. Lyncn, as president
of the National league, was a happy solu-
ton of the situation. He was a capable
umpire and is a high class man. He has a
mind OF his own and will have something
to say about the business. of the National
commission. With him as a member of
that body the base ball interests Of the
country may rest assured that their af;
fairs will not be conducted in bar rooms
and cafes"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-22
MARLEYS ARE BOUND OVER
Father and Son VIII Answer in
Court on Charge of Murder of
Mrs. Marley.

LOGAN, Ia. Dec. 21.-(Special Telegram.)
AT their preliminary examination held
here Monday Guy Marley and Henry Marley
were held to answer to the charge Of muir
der Of Mrs. Henry Marley. They were
bound over to district court under bonds
OF 5000 each.
Ira Brundidge was held as an import
ant Witness under bond of $1,000. Brundidge
knew decidedly less today while on the
witness stand than he did under the ex-
animation Of the officers Immediately fol-
lowing the shooting.
Tho heaning held today developed little
that was new concerning the case aside
from the fact that Mrs. Marley had been
forced to flee to the home Of a neighbor
on the day before the shooting and that
she had been knocked down and beaten
by her husband.
The two little children Of Mrs. Marley, s
and II years Of age, were today taken to
the Children's home at Des Moines.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-22
Two Explosions !
of Gas IN Topeka
Fire Cistern is Wrecked and Street
Railroad Track and Pavement
are Torn Up.

TOPEKA, Kan. Dec. 2L-Two explosions
caused by escaping gas occurred today in
the business section of the city within half
a block of each other and wrecked The
fire cistern in which Street COMMISSIONS
Frank Snyder and workmen recently nearly
lost their lives by a similar explosion.
For twenty feet each way the pavement
was blown up and the fish plates connect
ing a joint Of the city railway track were
snapped and the rails bent upwards.
The first explosion occurred about II
o'clock this morning and was caused by
workmen using a lantern in repairing u
telephone conduit Two manholes were
blown out and asworkman was injured.
A second explosion occurred late this af-
ternoon. The fire cistern was known to
contain gas. City Engineer Fulton was
preparing to drive It out, but fearing an
explosion, he decided to make a test. lie
threw a bunch of burning waste into the
cistern and the explosion followed.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-22

the cabinet officer whose personal aud
official integrity has been assailed.
so the decision has been reached to slft
the entire matter to the bottom. II re-
mains only to settle on the details Of the
Program. All parties understand that the
Investigation must be OF such a character
as to leave In the public mind not the
slightest doubt of its thoroughness and
impartiality.
Mr.. Ballinger Is impatient TO delay and
is said to have urged that a resolution
providing for a congressional investigation
be presented in the senate tomorrow. 1t is
understood tonight that he has been over
ruled on that point and that the exceed
ingly complex task OF determining the form
Of inquiry will be threshed out between
now and the reconvening Of ongress on
January 4.
This whole subject has been the center
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-22
RADIUM EMANATION
Mineral Water Cures Are Now At
tributed by Some Entirely to RAJ
dunn Emanation. Interest
ing Experiments Made by
DIR. A. F~urstenberg.

Radium Treatment is being hopefully
looked to as a cure for serious skin dis
eases in institutions. DR.. A. Furstenberg
has been making some interesting expert
ments and has discovered the Radium
Emanation in water bids fair to become
a popular remedy for so ne ailments, He
has used water artificlally charged with
Radium Emanations for beverages and
baths and has observed beneficial effects
in more than one hundred cases of diff
ferent diseases. He recommends inhala-
tion of Radium Emanation in certain
cases and has obtained surprising cura-
tive effects, especially in govt and rheu-
matism. There seems to be good ground
for the belief that mineral water cures
are due largely, perhaps entirely, to Ra-
dunn Emanation.
Tho Radium Medical and Surgical Insti-
tute Of this city has secured many sur
prising results of a beneficial character
from the application of Radium Emana-
ton. Although the Radium Medical and
Surgical Institute has been iii operation
only since the middle of August, 1t
nevertheless has on hand a large num-
Der of testimonials from cured patients
who have taken the Radium Treatment,
Testimonials which prove beyond a shndow
OF doubt that this treatment has been eff
fective in cases where ordinary treatment
was OF no benefit. Here is a testimonial
from one of the patients referred to:
Omaha. Neb.. Oct. "a, 1909.
Radium Medical and Surgical Institute,
Omaha, Neb.
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system for several Fyears. My throat.
stomach, bowels and kidneys bothered me
at all times, was not at all times able to
do a days work. Your medicine has dcrA
me so much good that l would advise
suffering with catarrh and catarr
conditions to take advantage of your
treatment. Yours truly,
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Cancer, Lupus, Asthma, Catarrh, Rheu-
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diseases, IN fact all suffering with
chronic diseases are best cured by the
Radium System. These specialists take
no cases that in their opinion Is not cur
able by this system.
Consultation and Examination Free,
Radium Medical and Surgical Institute
northwest corner OF Thirteenth and Far
nam streets, entrance 22O South Thir.
teenth street. Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-22
Race Riot is
Imminent
in Alabama
Negro Murderers Barricade Them
selves and Fire on Posse-Four
Whites Were Wounded.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec. 81 -Barri.
cading themselves In a house, Will, Sheldon
and Clinton Montgomery, negroes, wanted
for the murder Saturday night Of Algernon
Lewis, a young white man, late this after
noon opened fire on a sheriffs posse near
Magnolia, Marengo county. woundlng four
whites, two fatally. The house was set on
fire and Clinton Montgomery was GRE.
mated. the other two being captured when
they dashed from the burning building.
Ernest Slade, one of four white men shot
by Clinton Montgomery, a desperate negro
Is fatally injured and his death, expected
at any time, may serve to further fan the
flame of race hatred.
Search is being continued onigh for VIII
Montgomery, another Of the four brothers
whose alleged murder late Saturday night
of Algernon Lewis, a young white man
preclpitated the trouble today.
Practically every negro resident OF Mag.
nolia left there this afternoon. The white.
are well armed.
When Clint Montgomery and othei
negroes were found barricaded in a house
they were soon surrounded by white men
Fearing for their lives, Montgomery's com
panions deserted him and surrendered tC
the posse. Montgomery fastened the door
aANSA lA6 TIC AhCh " aNlOllpl 10 &c
aim. One of his negro companions wa.
then forced to set fire to the house, ant
when the building was enveloped in smoke
Montgomery threw open a window ant
opened fire with telling effect upon tn
posse with a magazine shotgun. Ernes
Slade fell, mortally wounded, his face an
body filled with shot. N. G. Carlton, Ton
Shields and william Lindsey were ais,
wounded, though not seriously.
A fusillade of shots struck Montgomery a
he was attempting to leave the house, hi
body being riddled and then allowed to b.
consumed in the burning building.
Mr.. Lewis was waylaid by the Mont
gomery brothers. IT is charged, late Satur
day night, while he was on his way to hi
home. His body, riddled with bullets, wa
left in the public road. A short time there
after the murder was discovered and
posse was soon in pursuit Of the negroes
Notwithstanding the biting cold, sleet an
rain, the search for the murderers con
tinued all day Sunday and today.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-22
ENTRIES FOR CITY TOURNEY
Some Must Hustle, as They Close Be-
fore End Of This Week.
LARGE NUMBERS ARE READY
Teams which Are Not Members OF
Any Of the Regular Leagues
VIII Enter the City
Tournament.

Entries for the city bowling tournament
must be made before midnight, December
"a. as positively no entries will be accepted
after tina time. II r. necessary for all
applicants for the city championship hon
ors to get busy and I'LL out applications.
From present indications there will be at
least twenty flve-men cams, eighty two
men and 175 singles. so. that the prize
money will be worth shooting for. Players
must compete in a city tournament before
they are eligible to enter the middle west
or national tournaments.
Teams representing the Brandeis stores.
Carpenter Paper company, McCord-Brady
company and Paxton-Ga Gallagher company
will enter, although not being members Of
any of the city leagues. Many individuals
who are not members will also shoot. APP
pIications should be made as early as pos
sible so that a schedule can be arrange
that win be satisfactory to all concerned
and at the time most convenient to the APP
plicants. The five-men event will be
bowled at the Metropolitan alleys and The
two-men and singles at Francisco's.
short Personalities.
Miss Elizabeth Jennings is high for the
two-pound box OF candy at Francisco's
with a score of 179. Miss Jennings is a
new bowler. but is surely getting the pins
for a starter.
Calling Gllbreath will be a hard one to
beat for the city championship, as he is a
terror against new pins,
John Klaack, present city champion, has
entered the city tourney and expects to
make a score that will make him a two
time winner. The Klauck Glendales, Johns
five, is going to make the boys shoot in
the big five event.
scannell OF the st. James is going to pay
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-22

of heated discussion among members Of
both houses Of congress and II is not ui'-
likely that the Investigation win at length
be put in the hands OF a Joint special com
mlttee representing both. Ordinarily, an
investigation Of this character would fail
to the committee on public lands In one
house or the other. These committees are
made up, however, largely Of men from
western states who have In one way and
another taken sides in the controversy and
whose interests might be regarded as pos
sibiy Interfering with an unbiased judS--
ment. q
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-22

HAVANA. Dec. ALA base ball. game
was scheduled for today between Inc Amer
leans and Almendares teams. A great
crowd went 10 the grounds, but the Amer,
can team failed 10 appear. Instead, they
went aboard the steamer for Kew Nest nj.
leging unfair treatment by Manager Nc
Allster; Holman, one OF the players. was
arrested on his way TO the dock, charged
y McAllister with Violation OF Contract
e was arraigned before the provincial
oVernor, who Immediately discharged him
default of evidence. The whole team
hen sailed. 80
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-22
H0MESEEKERS' FARES WILL
BE RAISED BY RAILROADS
Executive and Passenger Officials
VIII Put New Rule Into Effect
Coming Year,

CHICAGO, Dec. 2~1.-(special Telegram)-
Homeseekers' fares to the western states
will be advanced next years as the result
of the decision reached today at a special
meeting of the executive and passenger
officials OF the western railroads, called for
the purpose of settling the basis of pas
senger fares for 1910. The maximum rate
from Chicago is advanced IS, which will
make the rate to the southwest $35 instead
Of $50, with corresponding advances to the
northwest. The st. Louis basis is to be
raised from S25 TO $3.50, Kansas City rates
will be advanced by the same amounts and
from st. Paul the increase will be 50. TIC
points hat take less than the maximum
rates the fares will be as heretofore, a
fare and a half plus 50 for the round trip.
The other rates for next year will be the
same as for the last two years.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-22
Patton Longs for robins Can.

II. G.. Patton, the pitching phenom, who
won so many games for Omaha al the
close OF last season and who was SO
largely responsible for beating Ducky
Holmes out of the pennant, writes to the
editor OF The Bee that he Is keep
ing himself in fine condition this winter by
playing basket bal and that he will be
ready TO report about the last of March.
the says that he is Rnxiously awaiting the
call or the robin as a warning that II is
time to return to Omaha. Patton is win.
terins at Poplar Bluff. Mo.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-22
Sporting club is CIo.ed

NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-The National
Sporting CLUB OF America. with head.
quarters In Harlem was closed tonight by
me police. Tom ONRourke, the promote
ana referee and two local fighters. Hal
hlns and "Ited" Lyons we're arrested and
held IN 500 bail for arraignment In police
court tomorrow. The club MANAGEMENT
says no admission tickets had been sold
aud that only members were present. Ac-
law.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-22
AUBURN PLANS ORs RACES
@. M. Duck Elected President at
of Meet Enthusiasts.

AUBURN, Neb., Dec. 21.-(Special)-
Auburn is lining up its racing interests to
hold a big meeting next year and at a
meeting OF the promoters of the Auburn
Summer race meet, c. NJ. Buck was elected
president and Barlow c.. Howe, secretary.
II was decided to give liberia purses and an
effort will be made 10 make the 1910 meet
the banner racing event of Nebraska for
the year. The board of directors include
George M. Cotton, James F. Ely, George
Horn.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-22

five more into the Social club treasury.
The Chabot team viii not have to pay its
initiation for some time yet.
King Solomon Is hot after that 2TS OF
Martins, leading single game In the Com
mercial league.
Charley carp is the reliable bowler Of
the Omaha Bicycles. He usually pulls out
with about the same total.
Wood Hartley Ia training a dope ball to
keep from getting splits and, II successful,
will secure a patent on II.
Schedule Of Games for This Week.
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
Observation-Disclosures Crowns against
Dreibus Candy company.
Thursday-Chabot Shoe company against
Monte Christie.
METROPOLITAN BOWLING LEAGUE.
Tuesday-Sun Kist against Hussie Acorns.
Wednesday - Beselin's. Mixers against
Daily News.
Thursday-west Sides against Holly.
Friday-French Way against Loyal Hotel
jewelers..
OMAHA BOWLING LEAGUE.
No games scheduled.
OMAHA BOOSTERS LEAGUE.
No games scheduled.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-22
: Police stop Bout az Gary.

GARY, Ind. Dec. et-The scheduled ten
Goulon, the bantam weight champion ana
Ear Dennlng, both OF Chicago, was stopped
~ me Jhird round tonight by the police.
bntn principals and Promoter Green were
altsstsd The third round barely had been
stsTted when the police jumped into the
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-22
GRAFT INQUIRY IN CHICAGO
City Hall Officials and Others are
S~ubPOenaed to Appear Before
States Attorney.

CHICAGO, Dec. a,-City hall officials
and others who have appeared as witnesses
before the Merriam investigating commit
tee, which has been delving into the alleged
graft In city hall contracts, were subpoe-
naed today to appear before States Attor-
ney Wayman, pending a grand jury inquiry
into the affair. Disclosures made before
the commits have implicated city hall Off
Gals. wholesale coal dealers and prominent
contractors.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-22
cole Cor Goen Fast.

A telegram received by the Midwest
Automobile company states that the of
ficlal time of the Cole car in the ~Indianap-
oils twenty-mile race was 19:47, even faster
than was first announced. William Hardy
was the driver Of the Cole car.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-22
Beaver city Team on Tour.

BEAVER CITY, Neb., Dec. 2~.-(Speclal)
The boys basket ball team of the Beaver
City High school left yesterday for Hold
rege and Minden, where games viii, be
played. The boys are In charge Of Rev. E.
3. Eberhardt, pastor of the Methodist
church of Beaver City.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-22

The Bungalows took two out Of three
from the Excelsiors. UT had 48S for totals
and O'Connor 1879 for high game for the
evening and high game. 5S4 and PA. He
belongs to Percy's Bungalows. -Four strikes
in a row for O'Connor and UT won the
first game for the Excelsiors when the
Bungalows had 1t all but won. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-22
south DakOtan Gets job.

WASHINGTON, Dec. a.-President Taft
today sent to the senate the nomination
OF Howard c. shober OF South Dakota, TO
os auditor for the Interior department in
this city,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-22
SALT LAKE sURa, SAYS .'Trx''
Fight Promoter Says Governor o
Utah VIII Not Interfere.

CHICAGO, Dec. H-According to Tex
Richard, the Jeffries-Jonnson fight pro-
moter, who arrived here today, the gov
ernor of Utah Will not oppose the meeting
OF the contenders for the heavyweight
Fourth of July. n
,'Of course, q few people in Utah do not
want us to fight there said Richard.
''Bu the governor and most of the people
are behind US. II we have to agree to be
fined $1,000 or so we will be glad to do it.
Take 1t from me, we are going to fight In
Salt Lake City"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-22
Totals.

The Omaha Bicycle Co. jumped up some
last night when they took three games
from the ST. James. They also bowled a
grand total Of 2,S9S. Solomon took. all hon4
ors for the Bikes, with a total OF 6lI and
single game Of 26S. Moyna was high mar
for the st. James, with SCI total and James
Haster had high single game of 2SS for the
same team. Tonight the Loch's Willow
Springs and Klauck's Glenda1es. Score.
OMAHA BICYCLE Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-22
CounterfcIt DoIInrS

buy trouble. but a genuine quarter buys
DR.. Kings New Life pills. FOR constipa-
ton. malaria and jaundice. For sale by
Beaton DRUG co.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-22

chRmberlain's Cough Remedy not only
stops a cough, but 1t removes the Irritation
which causes IL
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-22

Bee Want Ads boost business.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-22
schedule of Games for ThIs week.
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.

The Cudahys won three games from the
lgnal Corps. James Delaney had high
ingle game Of ZIG pins. Score:
--WwD ANuNya
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-18
SENTIMENT HAS ITS INNINGS
Beautiful Women Are Always Prou'
of a Wealth of Hair.
OMAHA GIVEN VALUABLE POINTERS.
OF the hundred and One Hair Prepara-
tionu on the Market Today DR..
Motifs HAs Won the Deserved
Cell IN Nebraska.

There is a heap OF sentiment in this good
old world Of ours. Each age has its hero
ines. In The Tanning of the shrew'
Shakespeare, referring to Katherine, wrote;
she looks as clear as morning roses, newly
washed with dew"
All over this United states Of ours are
women who look with envy upon their
sisters who possess a wealth OF hair.
Beautiful hair is a possession all women
desire. Some OF them have found II Is
possible to largely add TO their scant
tresses. They have learned that thin hair
can be made TO grow thick. and short hair
grow longer. These are women who have
used DR.. Motifs Hair Tonic.
There are a hundred and one or more
hair preparations on the market. When the
big Hessig-Enis Drug Co. heard OF the good
results from the use OF this hair culture
prescription, they lost no time In hustlins
after the formula. They secured 1t and
now these Tennesseans are sending out
from Memphis great eonsignments OF the
prescription which will knock out the dand-
T~uff-making microbes.
DR.. Motifs Hair Tonic Is the most de-
nEhtful aseptie hair dressing ever offered 70
the people OF Omaha. 1t will prevent bald
spots from growing bigger and Will, In q
great majority OF cases. grow hair on
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-18
BRIGHT FOR Y. NJ. c. A.
Soliciting Committees Meeting with
Liberal Responses.
HOPEFUL OF FINAL SUCCESS
over Half Of Amount Needed 10 Com
pIete the Third story of the
Building Has Now Been
Secured.

A substantial hoist to the roof OF the
Young Mems Christian association build
ing was given Saturday and the pros
poets for the structure being completed
in accordance with the original plans
without cutting off the third story are
getting brighter as the campaign for sub
scriptions proceeds.
The business mems committee, of which
DR.. II b. Jennings is chairman. yester-
day added S2.750 to the amount already
raised by It, making the total secured by
1t to date s5,432.
The young mems committee succeeded in
securing 1924 yesterday, making the to-
tai raised by Joe w. Smith and his as
sistants $1,000 to date. This makes the
total secured by the two organizations to
date s6.442. with the 5 1000 promised by
five business men the total is now SILL
442, leaving but ss,55S TO be raised be-
tween this and 10 o'clock of Wednesday
night. January 81.
Several large subscriptions were secured
yesterday. DIT. T. w. Dean increased his
former subscription of $500 by $500, max
ing his total $500. The Joe Smith COM
pany added $500 to its previous contribu-
tion of $3.50. ]. P. Greenshields raised his
former donation of 500 to $500 and T. N.
Petersen put his name down for $500 in
addition to the $500 already given by the
Petersen & Schoening pa II. A
Quinn. who had contributed 5000, at
tached his signature to the list for an
additional $500 and State Senator c. G.
Saunders added another 500 to his for
mer gift of 5000. T. G. Turner raised his
former contribution Of $500 TO $500.