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Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01

II you have anything to sell or trade
and want quick action advertise II IN
The Bee Want Ad columns.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01
Council Bluffs
Minor Mention

The CoancfI 8.uffE office Of ths
Omaha bee 10 a. Is Boott atresL.
10th Phonss ~.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01

Contracts for painting figured by us VIII
be carried out to the letter. Our men are
all regular. first class painters. not smear
men, and our knowledge Of painting and
equipment enables us to thoroughly satisfy
every customer We contract with. We
want your work. H.. Berwick, 2l S. Main
street.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01

High grade goods offered at prices less than, cost. This
stock must move and LOW PRICESis our METHOD Here
are a few of our Wonderful Values. Read them.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01

N. r. Plumbing Co. Tel 80. Night, F-i7Oe.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01

Frank Scott, the alleged "steerer' in the
case OF John f. Hermelbrecht of Bancroft,
Neb., who was mixed" for 5000 on a
fake horse race was yesterday released
from the county jail. where he had been
since June l6, following his arrest at Sioux
City, on a bond in the sum Of 5000, fuTn-
ished by Elmer L. Fehr, Wallace Benja-
min and Verne Benjamin. Indictments
were returned against Scott on charges OF
larceny and conspiracy and the bond under
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01

5. Fox left for Dem
e week for a two
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01

Mrs. Katherine NJ. Devol and daugh-
ter, Miss Mary DeVol, left Thursday for
an extended visit at Pittsfield, Mass.
Enroute they will visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul c. DeVol and family at Battle
Greek. Mich.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01

The hearing oT NJ. \. WiCRersham.
charged With emIozziemcut from the Tn
ion Pacific Tea company was postponed
Indefinitely in Justice Cdopar's court yes
terday. II is understood the matter viii
be finally settled out ~ court.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01

Omaha Eastern Star at the Rod and
Gun club Wednesday. Boating, bathing,
an elegant lunch and a royal good time
was enjoyed by all present.
Mrs, Holman was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Hanson at Bennington on Fri.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01

ohansen and Miss Nelson of
E guests of Mrs. G. ii. Cot
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01

nd family have returned to
Z given up the Olmstead
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01

4 Miss Muriel Glib
SIS Nora Trotter at
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-05-20
Divide Didocs

We have been having some windy
weather
George Hook planted corn for r.
Pounds Monday ana Tuesday
W Hadden and II. Montgomery
returned from Woodward where they
went to meet the latter's brother
NJ Phillips is drilling a well for R.
Shelter.
Will Rambo spent the week with
the Eis's and Montgomery
Albert Els planted kafiir corn for
Mrs. Smith.
The agent for the Watkins Medical
Co, has been travelling in our part OF
the country.
The men have been working the
roads
A. Becker has left for his home in
Iowa. He has been visiting Dad
Frazee.
Tapley closed Saturday. We are all
sorry to see them quit the business.
CLEANER.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-05-20
E,uwoOd

Everybody is wishing for rain.
The Greens made trip to Glazier
for lumber. There was six or eight
teams in the crowd How glad the
people on the South Flats will be when
LaKemp gets their railroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Davis, of Texas
spent Friday night and Saturday with
Mrs. Groves.
Johnnie Johnson spent Friday night
at his mothers south of here.
Mr.. and Mrs II. d. Meese and some
OF the little folks spent Saturday and
Sunday at Mrs. Meese's fathers at
Elmwood.
Perry Kile and family spent Sunday
at Grandpa Kiles.
Miss Vida Barrier spent few days
last week visiting with Miss Efiie
Wade.
Rev o. Wilson preached to a good
sized congregation in district 81 last
Sunday.
There was baby show and ball
game at LaKemp last Saturday.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-05-20

c. +. Dotson has sold his mail route
from Logan to Gage, to John Brand
who with the assistance OF Alonzo
Nigh is now carrying our mail from
the east.
The Logan ball team crossed bats
with the Marengo team Saturday
Score 10 to "a in favor of Logan. If
the Marengo boys had secured some
lusty boosters to make some noise for
them, so il would have been more diff
ficult to hear the umpire they might
have made better score.
The Logan Sunday School is to be
re-organized the 10th after a two
months vacation.
Our school will close Friday the 2lst
making an eight months term for the
present school year.
F. NJ. Curtis, our jolly landlord has
leased the feed stable of Mr.. Bohn.
and is now conducting hotel for both
man and beast.
/ We understand there will be a pro-
gram rendered at the Sunset school
house Decoration Day, followed by the
usual Decoration exercises at the
Kiowa cemetery.
Francis Thompson was the success
ful candidate for the fourth rural
route out Of Logan.
John Baker had one of his work
horses cut on the wire fence recently
Henry Wieser went to Shattuck to-
day to take his wife's uncle who has
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-05-20
The Teacher and
Our County Normal

All vocations have their gathering
time. their Institutes" Then IL
teaching be vocation why not the
normal. and why not the teacher at
tend. The time has gone when farm
ing, carpentry or any other vocation
can be followed and school teaching
be made mere side show. A few
teachers in our county, we are sorry
to say, are doing this and as result
money is wasted, and our children suf-
fer. | therefore call upon the school
boards OF our county to hesitate and
refuse to employ any Beaver County
teacher who cannot produce a normal
certificate with completed attend
ance or good reason for not doing so.
II is unfair that some of our teachers
attend normal while others "lay out"
and then sally forth in autumn time
and ask to teach, while no prepara-
tions had been made for the work.
This make-shift of teacher has vio-
lated his contract signed by him with
his school board. He endangers and
jeopardizes certificate already held
The lawyer may be disbarred for vic-
lating the rules of practice or his OBJ
legations professionally. My conten
tion is that the teacher disqualiiies
himself by same violations when he
knowingly signs an obligation prom
ising to attend the next County Nor
NAL and then flagrantly violates it.
Our County is compelled to contribute e
through her taxpayers 5000 annually
for the support of our normals. Your
obligation is on file. Your school
board, the people of the county, the
school children and superintendent
all demand that the teacher who
teaches our children fortify and equip
themselves by an attendance at these
Institutes. You are not loyal to your
calling, yourself, the school officers,
the people of the county or the school
children when you shirk this duty.
All the added sub. .ects. Music, Agri.
culture, Domestic Science, Forestry
Economics and Annual Hu ibandry are
on us. The teacher who refuses to at.
tend institute and following his ordi-
nary occupation through the summer
then hobs up" in October and asks
for grades to re-juvinate his unex-
pired certificate will be reduced in
rank and grade and the fact of his
having grossly violated obligations.
noted in any license passing through
the hands of the County Examining
board do not wish to be understood
as trying to co-erce, but on the con-
trary i urge and plead for every
teacher in Beaver County who expects
to teach in said county TO come and
help us to make this the best normal
ever held in Beaver County, thus rails
ing the grades and standard of our
common schools because our boys and
girls must suffer if we do not. Ac-
commodati ms were never better
People never more generous OF
anxious; expenses never lower than
this year; besides the requirements
never more rigid. Then, let us as
teachers unite our forces and make
this normal the best. We convene
May n and close June "a Be here if
possible on Saturday, May 80, and thus
be ready for work Monday morning.
am most Sincerely for good schools
q. W. MEEKs, Co. Supt.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-05-20

Mrs. Wright's mother arrived from
Coldwater. Kansas last week to spend
a few weeks
Mr. Mitchell and win Bridges re-
turned Saturday from their trip to
Texas. They did not purchase land
while away.
Perry Kile received new engine
for his auto last week and now he ex-
poets to make the dust fly.
A CALLER
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-05-20
Couch Items.

SOuIU fttrlss
Dry windy weather prevails in these
parts at present. Everybody has a
long face.
J. r. McCurdy and II =. Thiessen
made trip to the county seat the
past week.
Mr.. Mathis and family visited at the
Blalock's last Sunday.
l.. L. Johns and family left for
Arkansas where they will make their
future home.
A. NJ. Pritchard made a Tip to Lib
eral, Kansas.
GJ. r. McCurdy accompanied the
Johns family TO Liberal, Kansas.
w. Z. Hustled and family visited c
+. Husted's Sunday.
Earl McCurdy spent Saturday night
with F. s. Ring, OF Kokomo.
F. s. Ring and family visited F. r.
McCurdy's Sunday
Arthur Bobert is on the sick list.
Sam McCurdy was sick the first OF
the week but is somewhat improved at
present.
Well as this is all will bid you TIA Ia
UNCLE BILL.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-05-20
Country Correspondence.
Notice to Correspondents

complaints correspondents regard
the neborood in by
explanation will all this Office is
the the
anything that delay it
unavoidable
worked hard these correspondents and it
would wy publish the in Thus
those the HERALD send in the regularly
will do the all times Don't
delayed
There ppxes the shop and the
occasional letter delayed We
the
kick The HERALD will do the right thing all the
remember that but imposbe
will satisfy those who have registered
nd hat will conn I end Inc EVERY WEEK
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-05-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. !
Several carloads just unl0aded. Can sup
ply Anything in PLOWS, HARROWS.
PLANTERS, LISTERS, DRILLS,
A full and complete New Stock
Undertakers Supplies----Casket Trimming
Beaver HdV and Furniture COnD3DV
TIN SHOP in CONNECTION.
Absolutely the Best Farm Loan Proposition Ever Offered
to the People of Western Oklahoma and Southwest Kansas

am making a speciality OF Farm Loans.
am the Oldest Farm Loan doing business
IN western Oklahoma and southwest Kansas Am
IN position to give you better rates and
terms than you can get elsewhere. We are the
only people that make the interest payable but
800. 90 or any multiple thereof at any inter-
est paying time. Our loans payable at the
end OF twelve months if desired. Can run
i've years if necessary. Home office, Liber-
al, Kansas. OFFICES also at Meade Kansas
and Beaver, Hooker, Guymon and Tyrone okla
II you need Loan see write me at Ii iberal,
hansas, or any OF my representative at the
above named places. Look for my gn.
Beaver office in Braidwood's Abstract Of
nee. Very Truly,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-05-20

been making them short visit.
Ben Morris received the second set
Of prize dishes at Thompson's store.
The first set was given away about a
month ago. Elmer Harlan being the
lucky winner.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-05-20
Logan Links.

The wind continues to blow with its
old-time fierceness but it may bring
the much needed rain, as the Gage
mail carrier reports heavy rain at
Gage and vicinity.
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-07-14
NEW POWER PLANT
 FOR KINGMAN
Desert Power& Water Company Giving Machinery the Initial Tests
 At That Place.
(From Saturdays Daily)

1 istence today in the entire west.
 The Gold Roads plant is about ready
 to drop stamps, forty in number, and
 with it's cyanide, tube mill, regrind- CTS and other adjuncts over 200 tons per day will be treated, and the pro
 duet reach a fneness of passing
 through a 20O-mesh screen. The Tom Reed plant will practically be a
 model of the above, having but twen-
 ty stamps, however. These two mines
 are bonanza properties, and their prominence in gold production is known from one end of the nation to the other. The Tom Reed has come into prominence of late through its heavy yield and when closed down to install a new and better mill it plated over s2,oOO per day, which, with the cyanide treatment, gave it additional values.
 The prediction is made that when these two plants are again running the yield per month from them will exceed $2OO,0OO.
 Another mining proposition in that zone is the zinc production coming from the we'll known Goleonda mines A car load a day of this metal is being shipped from them to Okla homa. The ore averages fifty per cent of this mineral, giving it a high rating. The Golconda is about six teen miles from Kingman, to the north.
 The belief of these gentlemen is that the minig field of that section is on the eve of more consideration from investors than was ever before given. New and rich gold mines are coming to the front, and all that is needed is the introduction of prac- tieal methods and the capital nec-s- sary to get into the ground.
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-07-14

Kingman, the metropolis of Mohave
 county, has entered the column of up,
 to-date methods, and has completed
 magnificent electrical power trans
 mission plant, and is about ready to
 utilize that modern service. The en-
 terprise is known as the Desert
 Power & Water company, and its
 vast mechanical utilities are being tested preparatory to the generating of the current. The plant of the above company is said to be one of the finest and most extensive in the territory, and several months have been taken up in constructing it. It's purpose IS to supply power and light to the city of Kingman, and the area it will cover in it's service will be Gold Roads and the Tom Reed gold mines, about twenty-seven miles distant. The wires are at the Gold Road camp at the present time and connection is being made to the Tom Reed, four miles distant. The horse power generated will reach 1,5OO, all of which is subscribed for.
 From statements made yesterday by Messrs. Anson H. Smith and Charles Metcalf, of Kingman, who are visiting Prescott, they are, with others of that city, very enthusiastic over the advent of this enterprise. It places their city in a position of possessing modern facilities, and es- peeially so in the line of lighting up the many business houses and res idenees, eOgether with the supply ing of all mechanical utilities there and in the hills adjacent with a cheaper and better power than here tofOre given. Kingman is lighted up with aeeteline and gasoline, and through the continued use of these commodities danger is always immin ent, as well as are insurance rates practically prohibitive.
 In speaking of the Gold Roads and Tom Reed mills, that are being com pleted, the above gentlemen state that they are to be models of the most 1 perfect ore reduction devices in ex-
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-07-14

 S Sa Ksa road oad report & nS 5 quarter sO 9 District @ @ SSs & the oaIq on account of same having been authorized
 day having by this Board for the hearing upon the pe or certain residents or favaPa County for the laying out of County road as follows having been postponed 2t, Creek on along the south side of Walnut Creek the point intersection
 And notices required twenty Board against the proposed change after due e' ooa deraton the petitions for and against the change petition.
 directed to repair that portion of the county road which declared to be added
 The Board next proceeded make settlement James smith, tion of the same being as follows to.wit:
 liquor licenses a s75 ............ 3OOOo
 show licenses $50
 Total Collections ............ ............ s1s2sooo
 Less Commission ... ...........
 applications of Looney County Physician and C. A Peter
 foF PsrSd thirty days taken and motion granted Fan for lease of 16 Township N Range having been appraised by the County payable advance and the
 Application all 1s Township IT, having appraised by the County Assessor at s aOd af application granted at yearly rental f able advance and the Chairman
 Resignation of E. P Newton Constable Poland Arizona iol ennge m hOao DIS motion duly carried the Board factory among
 J. C. Bradbury County employ ea plat book for the sl75
 There being further business upon adjourned Attest: .rrrn P HARRINGTON,
 (. A. PETER JR, Clerk Chairman
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-07-14
EARTHQUAKE IN INDIA.

SIMLA, India, July s.-A severe earthquake at 3 o'clock this morn ing was felt from Rawalpindi to Chitral Several houses were thrown down.
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-07-14

OFFICE THE SUPERVISORS COUNTY
 Prescott 6, Supervisors Arizona ad (s4rnm 6, m. Chairman; Smith, Member; w. Stewart Membe A.. Peter of motion
  Collector showing of collected rolls rdingly andt the repOrtO Order and ExOe Tax Collector with his
  1902 the monthly being follows,
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-07-14

Frank Ragan road End 9O9 District soot Frank 909 24Ot
 Frank Ragan road report 2nd quarter 1sO9 District 1s 16O
 55 Frank Ragan, 32O 56 Frank Ragan, T. N Chiders 5S Bashford Burmister 59 Paddy Burns 10 60 T. F. Megeny road 2nd 6 C. D. Rynearson, 9O9 62 C. D.
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-07-14

God 5000
  Silver Pennies Certificate of Deposit Q Vouchers
  B. of Junean office the J. B.
  md the ordered filed ecapitln expenditures second a0arter, 1908, being o-wit:
  school .! Building l.. 515945 Contingent fund
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-06
a" MILLIONAIRE"
RETIRED BRtKER
CUT HIS THROAT
"Accident' Say Dusenberrys to
lnquirerS at Brooklyn
Dwelling.

Edward Dusenberry, an elderly man
OF pompous bearing. who has Aeen for
years an object OF ave to his neigh.
bors In Tenth street. Brooklyn. Gu, his
throat with a razor to-day. The sur
geoas In seney Hospital. where he was
placed for treatment. have hopes for
his recovery.
According to the persons who live
alongside and across the street from
the two.story frame Dusenbury dwell.
Ing, at No. 29O Tenth street. Mr. Dusen.
berry was once millionaire and lived
In a section vaguely described as
around Central Park" Hall a dozen
jewellers in the block assured an Even
Ing World reporter this afternoon that
when the Dusenberrys first moved
here fifteen years ago, the Goulds and
vanderbIts used TO visit them IN car
Eages'
Mr.. Dusenberry Is said BY his neigh
bors to be a retired broker" He Is
seventy-tour years old and has four
married sons. The members Of the fam
ny closed the door upon all inaurers.
police and otherwise, to-day. content.ng
them selves with the statement that MIR.
Dusenberry met with an accident"
Mrs Payne, who lives az No. 22 Tenth
street. was aroused early to-day by Mrs.
Dusenberry, who asked her 70 get DR..
Doyle. In Ninth street. to attend Mr..
Dusenbtrry. When Or. Doyle reached
the Duscnbcrry house he announced that
the case was one for hospital and
promptly summoned an ambulance.
DR.. Harden. the ambulance surgeon.
found the old man suffering from bad
wound In the throat Mrs, Dusenberry
said that her husband got up before
daylight, walked into an adjoining room
and cut himself with razor. She
heard him fall TO the floor and, after
satisfying herself that the injury was
serious. ran to the home of Mrs. Payne.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-06
MANY AGED PEOPLE
Endorse Vi1o| As the Best Body
Builder and Strength Creator
Any Old Per;oa Can Take,

AT - years Of age became so
rundown and weak that | was dis
Couraged, | had taken many differ
ent tCniCS and medicines which were
prescribed for me without gaining
in strength. A friend advised me 20
try Vinol, saying that it was a cod
liver and iron medicine sold on
positive guarantee to benefit or
MONEY refunded. decided to do so
and am glad to say that 1t built me
up wonderfully. gained in strength
until | felt like a new man. con-
slider Vinol the best tonic In the
world for elderly people" Jacob
Young, Norristown, Pa.
This is another instance which de-
monstrates the remarkable power OF
Vlnol to create strength and build
up health for old people after all
other means have failed,
AS We have yet to learn Of an old
person who has ever taken Vinol and
has not been benefited by 1t We I'm
hesitatingly say to any feeble old
person in this town, come and get a
bottle OF Vinol and try 1t. II it does
you no good We will return your
money. We make this offer to show
our faith.
HEGEMAN & co.. 200 Broadway, a
Park Row, l25th 81. and 18th Az. i25th
St. and Lenox Av., l49th st. and Sd Av,
l55th st. and Amsterdam Av. l0lst ST.
and Broadway, Times Bldg, 42d st. and
RIKEE'S DRUG STOKES. eth Az. and
s,y opp. Waldorf; jan, ST. and TN Az
Fulton st. 264 Fulton S.. no7s F!atbush
klSSMAS's DRUG STORES. i25th 81.
and sth Ay., Broadway and S0th ST.,
j. JtNGMANN. iO2o Sd Av.. AIS Co.
lumbus Az. ! East 42d St.
And at every drug store whore q yinol
sign is displayed
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-06
FRIENDS MADE
HIM DRINK, 50 He
KILLS HIMSELF
6roderick Found Dead in His
Room in a Brooklyn
, Hotel.

William ]. Broderick, an expert en-
Waver. who could always command a
Hlary Of from $50 to SIS week when
- was sober. staggered into the Com.
0srcial Hotel. No. 25s Fulton street.
brooklyn. late last night and said to
ths clerk:
''Please keep mo away from drink
sntil Saturday. Whatever you do, keep
me away from my friends II didn't
have friends there would be no danger
Of drink. III pay for everything Satur.
day."
Broderlck was shown to a room. He
vas found dead this morning with the
gas turned on, and the police reported
that he had killed himself accidentally.
Just who Broder!cl: was or where his
relatives can be found no one seems TO
know. A year or more ago he showed
Up at the hotel on a spree. His spree
usually lasted until he was q 1T sub.
Jet for the hospital, Then when the
doctors had stra 'ghtened him out he
would brace UP, 80 back to a Job, which
always seemed open to him. because he
was such an expert. and pay of what
be owed
During a sober period ne confided to
. fellow lodgor at the hotel that a wife
and child depended on him. Then he
told more-about how he had been sep.
arated from them because OF his love
for liquor. All Broderick's good resolu.
tons went for nausht. At last he lost
his Job for good. For weeks he was
without work until Yesterday morning
when he LEI; the hotel remarking.
Never another drop for me again
rye got my job back again and I'm
GoiRS 10 nurse it
Broderlck, so he said later, worked all
day. He was on his way to the hotel to
sleep when he met crowd OF friends.
They called me gutter" he ex-
planned. so | took one drink with
them. That was my finish. Now looi;
at me, I'm down and out again. The
polson's got me.
Then Broder!ck cautioned the clerk to
protect him from his friends, and the
clerk put him into his room.
The body OF the man who couldn't re.
0ist his friends was taken to the
morgue. Unless some OF his friends cali
and defray burial expenses Broderick
will be buried In potter's Field
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-06
SUBWAY VICTIM IDENTIFIED.

Jacob Kiench, OF No. 1898 Washington
avenue. Bronx, at Bellevue Hospital to-
day Identified the body Of q man who
fell down the subway stairs at Twenty
eighth street on Sunday afternoon. and
who died to-day. as that OF his son
Jacob. thirty-five years old. roofer,
who lived at No, 9S6 Elton avenue,
Bronx,