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Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09
Bargain Square in Basement

the discussion OF Senator Miller's county
option bill, s. f. 200, providing for a vote
by counties on option on petition of 20 per
cent of the voters OF the c~ounty8and with
the provision that the vote shall not be
taken oftener than once in two years. The
bill specifies that II a county goes wet.
there shall be nothing in it that will pro-
hibit the trustees or council or licensing
board of such village from refusing to grant
a license if they so desire.
Senator Ketchum of Thayer, who is a
minister. is said to be considering an
amendment to be submitted which will per-
NIT cities voting against the way the
county on option, TO be governed by a
two-thirds vote, while the county remains
as the majority vote goes.
To Protect the school Fund.
In order to safeguard the school fund
OF the state, the senate today recalled
from the house S. F.. 1876, by Ransom Of
Douglas, which provided for the invest
ment of the permanent sch DOL money of
Nebraska in bonds of cities. school dis
t%ricts. drainage districts and irrigation
districts in addition to the approved bonds
Of states and counties as the law at pres
ent provides. A recently enacted consti-
t~utional amendment gave the Legislature
the right to fix the manner in which this
school money should be invested, It being
formerly fixed by the constitution in
state and national bonds. Senator Ran
som introduced the bill, and as drawn It
merely added bonds of metropolitan cities
TO the approved list of securities the
Board of Educational Lands and Funds
might buy. In the judiciary committee
the proposition was made to extend the
securities to bonds Of all cities and school
districts and even to drainage districts
and irrigation districts.
Today Senator King. speaking on a mat
ter of personal privilege, suggested that
the senate had acted without due con-
sideration and, while he did mot make the
motion to recall the Bill, he intimated
that 1t was doubtless an unwfse act to
permit the investment Of school money
which had always been guarded with the
utmost care in Irrigation bonds which
were issued practically without limit.
Senator Ransom followed with the ad-
mission he had not been satisfied with
the amendments to the bill; though he
had made no objection to .their being in
~corporated in his bill. He moved the
bill be recalled. senator Brown defended
the investment of this money in drainage
district bonds and Senator Tibbets said
the investment in Irrigation bonds was
not a bad investment for school funds
he having a special bill TO that end in
addition to the one under consideration
Senator Raymond OF SCOTS Bluff was
inclined to deprecate any action that
would throw discredit on irrigation bonds
The senate thought as did Senator King
and the bill was recalled.
Amended Child Law.
II. r. 49e, by Bates Of Cass, is attracting
considerable attention and is of especia.
interest to every newspaper publisher ir
Nebraska. Mr.. Bates is seeking to amend
the present libel laws SO that when q
plaintiff secures damages for a libelou,
publication from one paper that judgment
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09
WHEAT IN FARMERS HANDS
Department of Agriculture Estimates
Producers Hold 2i Per Cent
of the Crop.

WASHINGTON, March s.-The Depart
men of Agriculture today estimated that
the quantity Of wheat in farmers hands
March ! was about PIG per cent. equivalent
to l4s, $1,000 bushels Of last years crop.
and corn 1913 per cent, equaling 1,47, 1884, 600
bushels of last years crop.
Wheat figures were against l4s. 79l 900
bushels, or 25.5 per cent OF the 1907 crop
on hand March /, 1903, and a ten-year
average OF 1888. 0OS,O bushels. or A6 per
cent on hand March /. The corn estimate
is compared with $50. 42s. 900 bushels, or 81
per sent Of the 1907 crop on hand March /.
1903, and a ten-year average OF 800, 1885, 900
bushels. or 80 per cent as a ten-year aver
age. The estimate OF oats is compared with
2s7, 476, 900 bushels. or S.6 per cent of the
1907 crop on ham March l, and a ten-year
average OF 81. 199.0 900 bushels. or 81 per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09
HEINzE'S GET The PEARLS


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necklace that every custome house which
could be reached was notified to watch
for It.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto II. HeinEe OF New
York arrived in the city early, conferred
with Acting Chief Of Police Mostyn. chief
OF Detectives Savage, Albert Edholm, the
jeweler to whose store SAWS went and
tried to sell the pearls, and the Greek him.
self. The result of the. conference was hat
the Greek should be discharged. the reward
paid to. Albert Edholm and the necklace
turned over to Mr.. and Mrs. Heinze
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09
special Train for Joyce Funersh.

CLINTON, Ia, March S-(SEecial)-In
the funeral car on a special train on the
Chicago & Northwestern railway. Sunday,
the body Of william T. Joyce, the million
aire mill owner, who died in Chicago,
Thursday. was carried through the lumber
yards OF the Joyce Lumber company. here,
one Of the many possessions OF Mr.. Joyce.
When the special train laden with 100
Chicago friends and members OF the Joyce
family. stopped at the depot in Lyons, a
suburb. IL was met by a crowd OF thOus-
ands Of the old friends and neighbors and
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09
Every Woman VIII be Interested

II you will send your name and address we will
mall you FHEh a package Of Mother Gray's
AUsIRALlAN-LEAF q certain. pleasant herb
cure for Women's ills. II tie q reliable regulator
and never-fhiling. II you have pains In the back.
Urinary. Bladder or Kidney trouble, ue this
pleasant union Of aromatic herbs: roots and caves
All Druggists sell IT,, 30 cents. or address. The
Mother Gray Co., lie Roy. N. Y.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09
To Columbus
To Cincinnati
To Indianapolis
To Louisville

Two and three through trains run daily from
Chicago over the Pennsylvania Lines carrying Standard
equipment. Particular information regarding the travel
facilities offered by the Pennsylvania Lines from
Chcaso to the Southeast and the South. can be
obtainedb BY calling upon or addressing
A. ROWLAND. Travelling Pass. ACT. 2ls Board of Trade Bldg, OMAHA
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09

business associates Of Mr.. Joyce. Funeral
services we're held in the Grace Episcopal
church, conducted by Rev. T. c. Jones,
rector Of the church. The services at the
cemetery we're in charge of the members
Of Demolay conslstory, A. A. s. r.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09

To CURE a Gould IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BRoMo Quine Tablsts
Druggists refund money II it fails TO cure
K. w. GROVES signature on each box. &c.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09
The Bubonic Plague

destroys fewer lives than stomach. liver
and kidney diseases, for which Electric
Bitters is the guaranteed remedy. Soc. For
sale by Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09
Orchard s. Wilhelm,
g4-Ie.Is South Sixteenth Street.
REA FURNITURE SALE

An opportunity to buy goods at Oehaf price and less such as this sale offers is very
unusual We had the largest attendance at this sale Monday morning we have evrh had at
any smnar sale Ourc customers and the trade in general fully appreciate that our reduc
tms are genuine and that we do oTrt truly wonderful bargains There is a goody asort
III mento articles htf tomorows selling as you wirnote from the list herewith of articles
il unsdd at the time hsw went to p@s These are absolutely unavoidable bargains. Not one
II arhce put is priced at less than manufacturers cost
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09
COURT VOID TWO
CENT FARE Law

CONTINUED from First PAge.)
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-09
Amended Child Law.

H. r. 40e, by Bates of Cass. is attracting
considerable attention and is of especial
interest to every newspaper publisher in
Nebraska. Mr.. Bates is seeking to amend
the present libel laws SO that when a
plaintiff secures damages for a libelous
publication from one paper that judgment
may be used In mitigation by another
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-15
A STEADY DRAIN.
K Kidneys Weaken the Whole
BOdy-Make You Ill, Languid
and Depressed.

Sick kidneys weaken the body
Tough the continual drainage of
e-giying albumen from the blood
the urine, and the substitution
poisonous uric acid that goes
Dadcast through the system, SOW
the seeds of disease. Loss of al
men causes weakness, languor, de-
ession. Uric poisoning causes rheu-
AtiC pain, nervousness, nausea,
cks in the back, gravel and kidney
pnes. The proper treatment is a
iney treatment, and the best REM
y is Doan's Kidney Pills. Here is
cd proof in the following testimon-
]. P. Ryan, 409 Pine St., Wallace,
ahO, says: Il had heard great
any people speak highly of Doan's
dney Pills and as my health was
adually running down on account
kidney trouble, l procured a box.
pr years l suffered severely from
ckache which at times greatly
ndicapped me In performing my
Ork. l had frequent headaches
ID difficulty with the kidney Sc
etiOns bothered me especially at
ght. l felt tired and depressed and
her medicines used did not seem
help me. Doan's Kidney Pills An
y banished my trouble and l was
eneatted in every way"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
nts. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo.
eV York. sole agents for the United
ates.
Remember the name-Doan's and
Ike no other.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-15
nrAL EsFATR TRANsFrRsr

.
having is a list Of real estate
s,sfers in Kotenai county, a. fur
led by the Panhandle Abstract
upany:
r-.ited States to Northern Pacific
sfVay Co., lots 8 and 6, n hf of Sc
of section Is, lots 8. 10. IL, IL,
zion l7-46-1W; section II. 20, 81,
s5-50-1E.
Knitted States to Abbondio Caro-, e
Of sw or, sw or of sw or, section
NV or of NV or of section 25-4s-
hit Lake Land Co., to Robert
We, lot 10, blk SO, town of Spirit
Ee, $3.50.
same parties, hf interest in lot 4,
SO, town of Spirit Lake, 5000.
"A. Crane to Victor e. Mailman,
j 10, blk 4, Cranes Park Add, SO.
A. Crane to Victor E. Mailman,
% feet of lot 8, blk A, Cranes Park
Rd to Harrison, $40.
IA Washburn to Eliza ]. Powers.
s, blk II, Sanders Park, Add,
30.
R C. Egbers to Clarence to G. F.
hers, W hf of W hf of Sc or Of sec
n 24-5S-3W, 500.
W. o. Arson to Vim. Huntley, lot
blk 5, lot 3, blk 6, lots l and 2,
4 I, Athol, 81.
N. A. Phelps to st. Maries Town
! and Improvement Co., part lot
section 23-46--2W, 81.
DANIEL Robbins to VIM. Huntley,
or of section 1S-53-3W, $4,000.
Edwin S. Schofield to Kenneth
eenwood, part g hf of Sc or of sw
Of section 1-50-4W, 81.
RObt. Lowe to Maggie Lowe, lot
Of blk SO, town of Spirit Lake
loo.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-15
NOTICE.

All persons caring TO furnish
pard, rooms or lodging, during the
FOWded period of the summer, are
lVited to send statement of their ca
Aeity, prices, etc., to the secretary
the Commercial club.
1t is the desire of the club to be
all possible aid in assisting both
ltzens and strangers during the ex-
eeted rush.
BY order OF Board of Directors.
w. H. HOPKIRK,
Secy.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-15

nave you seen the account In ,thls
9tning's papers about DR.. Cutting
.Vlng brought a dead man back TO
40. Did he do thaty
les, 1t was a wonderful demon
istisR Of hls skill
wen l shall be more hopeful now
- have been for some time. II he
= bring the dead back to life be may
AoIe to bring back the book he Dor
osed from me about two years ago.
chicago Record-Herald.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-15
NOTICE.

The city street commissioner will
: In his Office in the basement of
ne city hall from 6 to Z p. m. each
'ening to receive poll tar Of &2.O0.
w. 8. DOWNS,
Street Commissioner.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-15
The csmnlaint

A magistrate looked at a disreputa.
BILE specimen OF mailhood In the dock
and turned to the POI 'eman. ''0clcer."
he asked. What Is the complaintg'
Rheumatic. y'r honor." exclaimed
tao prisoner. answering for himself.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-15

NNng up his prUfessloA. a Paris
ssss[ oners his pitch" foR sale. His
=, sement reads: For sale, pres
,s - aoaaer retiring to the country, good
for one legged man; neigh
; 0d Of the Etoile: hours OF work.
a.. u 10 p. m: receipts. $40 TO
- regular passersby. children and
ets; or any inflrmlty would suit.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-06-15

Bat asked the first coed. "why
did you elect 10 take up the study Of
German instead az iSrenchT'
oh. replied the other, ''the German
professor was 50 awfully handsome,
you know.r-Cathoilc standard and
Times
The Detroit times., 1909-12-09
lantern SLIDES OF
BIC MICH. GAMES
Swell Plays of Yost's Men To Be
Shown at Alumni Smoker at Har-
monte on Friday Evening.

One OF the most interesting features
of the Michigan alumni smoker to be
rendered the university's victorious
football eleven at Harmonic hall FRI
day evening, will be the showing Of a
number OF stereopticon slides In which
the great plays which Michigan used
against Pennsylvania and Mime sofa
viii be shown. \. S. Lyndon. the OH.
cial university photographer. has been
making a considerable collection OF
the slides and additional photographs
have been secured from newspaper
photographers of Philadelphia and Min
neapolis
Graduate Director Bartelme sends
word from Ann Arbor that Virtually
the entire reserve and varsity squads
will be here. Other notables viii In.
clude Prof. Wenley, Yellmaster Sullivan
and the members OF the University
Board Of Control. The list Of speech,
makers VIII include Circuit Judge
James q. Murfn, cX-Mayor George T.
Codd and James T. Keena
the committee I'm charge OF the ar.
rangements desired il understood that
the smoker is not an invitation affair
hui viii be open TO all Michigan
alumni A nearly a. possible, invita-.
tons have been sent ont TO those
eligible bat the list is necessarily mac
curate and Incomplete All alumni will
be made welcome.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-09
.B0xfNG MATCH IN
DETROIT, FRIDAY.
Gospel Truth, But It's Open Only To
Those Fortunate Enough To Be
Members of the Detroit wheelman.
a real boxing entertainment in De-

\ real boxing entertainment In De-
troll. Think OF it, Can II be truey
Yes. but there is "A string attached.
To be among those in attendance
II Will De necessary for one to be a
member In good standing OF the De-
troit Wheelmen. The Wheelmen are
giving the show which will DO held. at
their own club house on Friday eve
ming. To obtain admission 1T will be
necessary merely To show TO the squad
OF police at the door ticket OF mem
bership in the well-known Detroit or.
ganization. Without that, no amount
Aef-eeiH- OF the realm will do its-past
in securing admission.
All the boxers OF the evening are
also presumably members OF the clut
but the quality OF the entertainment
has not suffered i'm the least from that
fact, as il includes six well-known DE
troit professionals, the final bringing
together for eight rounds no less M
attraction that Paul Sikora and Chr
ley" Gehard, two OF the best loca
feathers.
The boom in membership at the
Wheelmen has amply assured the sue
cess of the entertainment and the
clubs matchmaker is already busy
planning encore performances, To be
held at appropriate periods through
ont the season.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-09
JOHNSON DEMANDS JUDGE
FOR BOUT WITH JEFFRIES
Insists On Representation In Decision
Provided Bout Goes 10 the
INIT

Cautious little John Arthur Johnson,
who is fast becoming foNier tban
Philadelphia Jack OBrien and Tommy
RYAN boiled into ono pugilistic pill.
has sprung new angle in the big
pugilistiC battle I'M addition TO the
regulation referee, Jack Will demand
two Judges at the ringside To vote on
the winner In case the bout. should
BY any chance. go the Whole route OF
forty-hvc rounds.
After all. the demand made by the
black champion is not without reason
So long AZ he feels that way about t.
Tic is unfortunately suspicious ot
every move that is made that con
Germs him. and shows "A cunning that
no one ever credited him with before
tho negotiations for the big match
wera begun. In every meeting he has
attended Jack has proved to those
prcscut that he was no fool.
There is scarcely chance in q
Thousand that the battle will ever go
through those forty-hvc long rounds,
which mean three hours OF fighting
counting in the minute OF rest between
eocl- round. and yet Johnson has
Thought of that thousandth chance
and provided for it,
Jack did not make any mention oi
what Negro he might select as "a
Indigo. except that he said it must be
q competent judge like Joe Cans. or
some one who knows the game Oh
,ourse ~ could not be- Cans as the
baltimore hoy viii bc one Of JOhu
sons trainers when he gets down ~
hard work
The Detroit times., 1909-12-09
Cincinnati Bowler Will
Attempt peculiar feat

bowling alley 100 times without hitting
either one OF the two end pins. No.
Z and No. 10? If you think IT is
try 1t.
Louis Traub. bowling champion OF
Cincinnati, believes that he can turn
the trick and so do a number of
Traub's friends. They have raised a
purse OF $500 to bet that he can con
troll the ball SO perfectly that not once
in 100 times will he hit either OF the
two end pins.
OF course, there are Cincinnatians
who think differently and they have
covered the Traub money. The feat,
for such it really is, will be tried
within the next 10 days.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-09
CRAZY RIDER IS
GIVEN THE GATE
Patsey Keegan's Condition So Bad
That Managers of Six-Day Race
Have To Send Him To Stable.

NEW YORK, Dec 9.-Rutt and Stol,
the big siX-day race at the Garden,
and on whose chances a good bunch
of money had been placed at
odds Of TO to win. and d to 5 that
they would be no worse than second
at the tape Saturday night were de-
clared out of the race today following
the announcement OF Stol's legs
had gone back ON him and he could
not continue any longer.
Earlier Patrick Kcegan. of Lowell.
Mass. who was teamed with Frank
Calvin of this city had been exam
ined by DR.. l.. +. Sturgess, who stated
that his further continuation in the
race might mean his death and he was
Given the gate KeCgan was semi
delirious and II was stated by his
handlers that he has been riding for
the last - hours. when he did ride,
under the influence OF stimulants
There were many hot sprints in the
early hours today Floyd MacFarland
and Jackie Clark and Rutt and Stol
are apparently working under an I'M
derstanding to lap the others II pos
sDie. and they made fully half a dozen
abortive attempts.
score at a. m.-Mac Farland-C Clark.
Rutt-Stol Root-Fogler. Lawson-De
Mara. Walthour-Collins, Halstoad-Law-
renee. PyeHehir, l,575 miles Z laps:
Anderson Vanoni Mitten-West. Gamer
on Krebs. HillStein. l,575 miles 6
laps: Georget-Georgct. 1,575 miles s
laps: Germain-Carapezzi 1.4S6 miles
Q laps
Previous score. .563 miles laps.
made IN 1908.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-09
CHAMPION BANTAM OF
MICHIGAN BADLY SCALDED
Tommy ScuIiy, While At Work. Falls
Into Vat of Boiling Water and
Has Narrow Escape.

ESCANABA. Mich. Dec. S.-Whilc
at work at the plant Of the Escanaba
Manufacturing company. Tommy Scu
Y. champion batamweight boxer Ci
Michigan. slipped into a vat of boil
ing water and his right leg was bad
ly scalded.
Had il not been for the prompt as
sistance given the little boxer in os
Gaping from the vat II Is believed by
witnesses that he would have been
crippled for life.
Scully unlike most boxers, has Il
penchant for real work. Throughout
the greater portion of the summer he
was employed on construction work at
the National Grocer company's new
building. Completed. he at once
sought a now position and last Mon
day began work at the plant Of the
Escanaba Manufacturing company.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-09


Diasr;ul L Cue ball Is below. Is
right object ball IL right: stroke IL
in excess of medium.
Cue ball IA below. IA right;
object ball SIS right; stroke II in ex-
cess of medium.
3-Cuc bail - below, IL right; OBJ
iect ball SIS right; stroke 1-2 in OK
cess OF medium.
4--Cle. ball as below. S-S right; oh.
iect bah "a right stroke 81 in excess
OF medium
cue ball cushions in each instance
AT \. Object ball I'm diagram l cush-
ions at Il. +. in diagram at c, +: in
diagram 1T u. c.; in diagram 4 at r.,
II stopping at |. aud cue ball effects
carom on ball =.
81 masse. Cue ball IL left, IL
Tart. perpendicular; object ball -
fright: stroke medium. The cue ball
curves. letting ball | through for po.
sition and caroms on ball .. This *
direct curve masse. the cue ball IN
center of other balls. the three being
in n line about one inch from rail
Spot ON cue ball indicates where II
| is to be struck nv cue, looking down
upon II
The Detroit times., 1909-12-09
DETROIT TROTTER SELLS.
AT A STAGGERING PRICE
Hodges Exchanges San Francisco for
$1,000 After Workout Mile
in 200 Ia

LEXINGTON. Ky, Dec 81. v
Hardness. master OF the Walnut Hill
stud. purchased from =. w. Hodges
OF Detroit. for $1,000 the G-year-olC
trotting stallion san Francisco
.2:O7 IA. by Zombro. 2:11. dam Oniska
by Nutwood Wilkes. The horse will
eventually he placed in the stud
although IL is said he will be cam
paigned the latter part of next season
with view of reducing his record.
San Francisco has been quartcred
at the track here since the October
meeting and Hedges has driven him
a mile in o:03 IA since the close oi
the meet.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-09
WeIterwei ahts Defined.

Query from reader: What is a
wclterwcight, - -- Phil Wnterbottom.
Osceola Mills. Pa Answer: \ well
terweight, Phil. is fighter who is
afraid to get on the scales. Examples !:
Harry Lewis. Frank Klaus, Jimmy
Gardner and Mike CTwim sullivan
Philadelphia North American.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-09
Where 10 Look Up lakes
financial Responsibility

Old Jake Beckley. the battle
scared baseball veteran. Is. rails.
ipg chickens on his farm i'm Ohio
and doing so we'll that he is not
anxious to return TO the dia.
nond. The other day Jake
found himself in need OF n large
quantity of feed for his poultry.
so tClegrdphed his order to a
concern IN Cincinnati. About
four hours after Jake sent his
telegram he received this mes
sage from the company: we
cant find your name In Dun
and i;radStrcet Can't fiji your
order hfter minutes reheC-
ton Jake wired back this adj
vice: Look in Spalding's guide
You'll find me there. You got
hold Of the wrong book -
The Detroit times., 1909-12-09
OFF YEAR FOR RETIREMENT.
Hans Wagner and Fred Clarke Have
Both Accepted Terms Already.

PITTSBURG. Dec. 9.--IIans Wagner
and eFred Clarke have accepted terms
offered by the Pittsburg ball club fer
next year. This official announc ement
was made here when an attempt was
made to bring forth the annual re
tirement' story connecting the names
of these stars
The Detroit times., 1909-12-09
Jimmie Williams Doubtful

II is stated that the St. Louis club
has practically decided To- release OF
trade second baseman Jimmy vii
Iiams. who is said TO have seen his
best DAYS. Jack O'Connor tho
Browns new manager. is a firm he
lever in young blood and intends &c
let tho teams veterans go.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-09
LEAGUE Ball For Atlantic CITY.

Heads OF the Atlantic City baseball
syndicate are after the franchise OF
the Trenton club in the Tri-State
League for the purpose of placing the
team from the capital under Atlantic
City colors next season Should the
deal be consummated Tri-State games
will be played throughout the sum.
mer In Atlantic City, and promoters
Of the scheme believe that it would
be a paying venture.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-09
After the Money Again.

Tommy Murphy has entered for ~
stables at the Macon. Ga, track. This
would indicate that Tommy's winter
stable would he very large one.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-09
comiskey sIaushters the Ducks.

President Comiskey. " the White
Sox. brought home several -huntsmen
and f2i ducks from the Illinois river
last week