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rein proftiid) cine 0l0n5cnbc @clr'
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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Giumbing, Furnaces, Hunses uno
Seien, Tddboefen '1fto Tinncn.
gcnnrtt Bros, 523 gioro. 5remont .slpcnue.
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Marlnors un6 Grant, Werfe.
g. Silsdrtner & ebDue, 7i4-71s, geft.gaIti'
mprcsStra6e.
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paI0critpNsS trQEp.
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mann. @cihdftsiiibrcr, $40 GauiinhIe NIoa..
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TGKe CUR Mriit in's AnsfanS be.
ioret 6. @ainr, Or. Alb, cit.waIti.
mureitrakr, maize GaituM 6saie Sse.
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Gei9dftss@egmetier.

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9ebariS-artifel.
She miners e. 9idS Co., t04 Siio'Sotpars'Gtr.
Seitlmgen, 3eitldriiten etc.
The Baltimore Tcius g." 9nbio Ibereronts
bic, 9cibditsfibrer, 318 gSc't'SerIlan'S
9ult . Wuterialien, S5ilren, Senltcr'
robnlcn, 2obcll, etc.
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berids Strabe.
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SeihcnbeItotter.

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I'm. Guuf, 9iortbs iiuo 8%reenmounts gbennc.
Srieoboie.
p2nubun Bart Gemeterh," giireau: 81 Beit,
SarntogusS trabe.
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aitpicrIhmieoe uno Ylumbers.
Sphn Subert, INA 9bamessS irabc. G.. & y.
Ielepbpn: gSolfe 1899.
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Sianos mlb OreeIn.
GbdS. M. Gtieif. 0 Noros2ibcriD, Girube.
Wnt. Guabc & Co., Tarls9lbe. nno Sabettcs0tr.
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Gapier unb Eapicr. Oiitcn.
Smith, Sirpu Co., 105-i07 SanooersStrabe
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9ledplotterL Metal, etc.
2bun, Gcuilin & So. (ineorporirt, 1919
GaIoeritoHsS trabe.
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2anOwirtbid)aitlide 8eratbe uno
S1ntcreien.
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gigentbunls ggenten nnb Sdnbler.
gierrr 6. Susan & @epbsip. 10 Sftsaegtneion.
StrdBc.
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Seucr.8e riiderlngcn.
,,fpDal SnIuranec So. of qiuerpupf," SeHrD
NJ. @uriielo, acknowledgements, 10t-102
Chamber Of Commerce guiloing.
1, 8crmauid Scier . 8criidlerungs . 0efrnid1aft,"
Baltimore uno gortbsStrabe.
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E~ionbIcib. @clhGite.
,GonIulibatco 2uan Co.," 1 Horo.9 Sob Strabe
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Iooofaten.
Sarl u. W. Sdplt, 126-129 Cam 8niIStng.
GuftapnS Sorb, 261-260 gdIbert 9uiioin9.
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Sufid)mico. 3ube10r.
6. erott gagur 60, 362-364 NorbsgubsG Ctr
&oblen uno Sol5.
SrurD ". 9cn Seine, $50 Golnmbia.gbcnue.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10
Council Bluffs
Minor Mention

onaha nee Is at 10 Sect street
Both Phones -.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10
NEW VOTING PRECINCT
ESTABLISHED BY BOARD
Supervisors Take East Half of keg
Greek and West of silver
CreeE-

Another voting precinct was added yes
terdsy 10 the already long list in this
county. Acting on the petition of the
voters in Silver Greek and Keg Greek town
ship. the Board OF Supervisors established
what will be known as Treynor precinct.
The new precinct Is formed Of the east half
Of Keg Greek township and the west half
Of Silver Greek township. The three pre-
cincts OF Treynor, Keg Greek and Silver
Creek will each be four by six miles in
extent.
Supervisors Setz, Baker and Spencer were
appointed q committee TO confer with tho
women OF the Associated Charities and
others interested in the movement relative
20 the establishment of q detention home
Tor juvenile offenders on the property Of
the Associated Charities on East Pierce
street.
The board today viii take up the matter
Of the proposed Pony creek drainage ditch,
Julian Stubehn, AdolPh schultz and Au-
gust Dammrow were named as judges and
o. o. Buck and &. B. Flood az clerks o.
election for the newly established Treynor
precinct for the primary election in June.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10
MUSICAL PROGRAMS FEATURE
Iowa Teachers for GOOd
Time at Convention Here
This week.

The musical programs promise 10 be an
interesting feature OF the annual meeting
Of the Southwestern Iowa Teachers asso-
citation. TO be held in this city next week.
on Thursday evening the High School
orchestra. under the direction of Henry G..
the direction Of Miss Grace Barr, will
render numbers.
New Duty OF the School" will be given
ID. George Vincents great lecture. The
other musical numbers on the program
are a violin solo by Miss Ruth spindler.
Friday evening.
people OF this city will attend both the
EXCELLENT musicians. One OF the selections
in German. TRANSACTIONS OF the songs viii
he placed in the hands OF the audience.
Alps, hy Koschat. These men will sins
~ Is expected that a large number OF tbs
vii be descriptive. a Sunday on the
chor viii give a program. This chorus
On Friday evening the Omaha Maennsr-
Cox. and the High School Glee club. under
Thursday and Friday evening programs
oonslts Of thirty men. all OF whom arc
vocal solo, By Mss Grace Barr; vocal solo
by pr. Claude Lewis; chorus by grad,
pupils and a boys chorus.
Many teachers from the
section are sending in enronments and en-
EsEing rooms for the meeting. All tn
teachers OF the Hamburg public school
have enrolled. also those of the publi
schools at Clarinda.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10
Iowa
CARROLL WANTS INTERURBAN
Citizens Cl6b Of that city Makes
offer 90 Promoters OF Pro-
posed Line.

LAKE CITY. la, April s-speciall-Ths
citizens Of Carroll are making an effort 20
influence the promoters OF the proposed
Dies Moines 4 Sioux City lnterurban rail-
road to change the proposed line Of the rail
road and construct IL through Carroll in
stead OF Lake City, as originally planned.
The company has established its survey
between Adel and Des Moines. and be
tween Sioux City and wan AXE. Il is
the part OF the line between Abel and
wall Lake that Is being contested. Towns
south OF Lake City are proposing a route
which would pass through Carroll and Coon
Rapids. and this route seems TO be favored.
The latter Town has subscribed for Soc
worth Of stock and the company is seeking
assistance TO the amount Of $500 In Car
roll.
The Citizens club, the commercial or
gsnization Of that city. is advocating the
change Of route to include their town. and
General Manager Miller and President Reed
have both made trips 10 Carroll recently
to note the drift ~ public sentiment and
find out whether or not they would be
I willing TO aid the project.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10
IoMn Nm Notea.

ESTHERVILLE-That the county offices
tooK good to some people is evidenced by
the number Of candidates this year. -Four
are out for sheriff, three for recorder and
two for auditor.
DECENTRALIZATION fire company
held its annual election Of officers last
evening and elected the following: Priest
dent R j. Stevens, secretary. Enouc Houtz;
treasurer, oscar Sillge; chief, G.. A. Case.
IDA GROVE-Someone carelessly tossed
a cartridge into a waste basket in one Of
Peter Eyier. dumped the basket in the
furnace the cartridge exploded and the
bullet passed through his nose.
LOGAN-The electrical interurban boost
ers for stock subscription for Logan and
vicinity are J. {. Miliman, Amor Stern.
Frank u. SteaTns. Thomas Arthur, &. \
Bo!ter, 4. II. McCabe, B.. J. Wood. l. n.
Berkley. +. +. Cadwell and William Canty.
MARsHALLTOWN-The case brought b.
c. r. Dewey against Marshall county fOI
$500 damages because his %threshinE outfit
was badly damaged and he was seriously
Injured when the thresher went through
q county bridge, settled the case Thursday
for I.50a.
CARROLL-The Fort Dodge presbytery
OF the Presbyterian church meets In this
city next Tuesday and continues for three
days. There are forty churches in the
and lay delegates WIN number about 100.
The program is fun OF interest.
NEYADA-Lester, aged 7 years. son OF
hr and Mrs / / Donaldson. en- but les.
MS AAN lNA ne hau ass neAh elaHAtu WIN
q keen-edged razor with which ne ana
other children were playing. While scuffl ng
for the razor its blade was accidental
drawn across his neck within a fraction "
an inch Of the Jugular vein.
IOWA CITY-Representatives from the
historical societies OF evefv state in the
Mississippi valley, from other large his
torieal associations and from every county
in Iowa. all 20 the number OF over 200
Will attend the thind annual meeting OF
the Mississippi valley Historical associs-
lion here May 3, rs and q.
IOWA CTTY-Dcan W G. Raymond Of
the COLLEGE al applied science o. the Uni.
versity OF Iowa has been asked by The NeH
Ilcrk Central management "a estimate tho
cost Of operation over elevated crossings
Dean Raymond's work Ina engi-c-FiLg field.
has attracted countrywide notice.
IDA GRONF-Iudicatious are that Their,
lwiu be a hot contest for the rcUublicar
nomination for county attorney. Three
have alrcady announced their candidacy, ,
ID. Tourgee Of HUiBt-.I ard Guv Ellis an,
George X. clark Of IDA Grove. All ar.
s. tung men and each has a str0nE follow
-. J. H. Geulmill. former sheriff 81
announced rs q candidate c9r Gse nOmina
uon for .hat office
LAKE CITY-Thr Central Nutual TeIe
phone c0mpauy today began the c~onstruc
tion Of its neg $1,000 telt phone exchang
building. which VIII BE- erected b. a.
the city park. The quilting viii d. ntte.
Tor ihe underground cable system and al
present Sgsteia of tue town Wtii be change.
TO This system suuIc time tlis month. Thes
gRWa
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10
BUSH HAS FULL PARDON
Young Man Held for Horse Stealing
Was Released by Governor
Mickey.

Sheriff McCaffery is in receipt OF n letter
from 7. w. Smith. warden Of the Nebraska
penitentiary al Lincoln, stating that Ernest
BUSH, the young man under arrest for the
theft oc n aluable team OF horses, wagon
and harness belonging 10 T. p. Peterson
OF Hoaey Creek. was sentenced fa- life
on December 2, 1889. for the murder OF an
old man In Dundy county. Nebraska Bush
at the time was but is years OF age and
on December II, 1905, he was ~psrdoHed by
Governor Mickey. Bush's parents, Air. and
Mrs. James Bush, at that time resided IN
Omaha.
The understanding here was that Bush
had been merely paroled from the Nebraska
penitenuary. but Warden Smith in his
letter says the young man was pardoEed.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

MARSHALLTOwN, Ia, April s.-tspe-
cial.-Robert l. Beale, the Postal Tele-
graph company's operator, who was ar
rested here yesterday. for having a ring,
which the police believed was stolen from
the Rock Island wreck, near Green Noun
tain on March p, was sent TO jail for fiji
teen days when arraigned at Toledo. Beals
pleaded guilty to the charge of having
stolen six pillow slips from the Pullman
sleeper Colonia. which was one OF the cars
wrecked. While held in Jail on this charge
the police will try to find out who owns
the ring which was set with seven dia.
monds and six opsls so that a second
charge can be lodged against Beale.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

Clark barber shop Tor bath.

Davis. drugs.
Tho Clark barber shop for baths.
Coed drcsssrs. See Martin Peterson.
CORRiGANs. upde~takers. Phone las
FAUST DEER Al ROGERS BUFFET
Wrnodring Undertaking company. Tel. ~.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. Phone g.
Baird L. Bolsnd. undsrt8kcTs. Phone L.
= ". Tery. opucian, moved 20 al W.
Broadway. Eyes examined free.
Excelsior Masonic lodge wlll meet IN spe-
cal communication this evening Tor work
90 the third decree.
Mr.. O. J.. Hansen has been in Chicago the
last week buying goods for his new Jeue.ry
store al 40 BTOada ~.
For nrst-class wall paper work, paint
lIG ara wall Tsrer, AID reascnsbao prices.
zee Jensen. Masonic temple.
Captain Schafer Of the police force was
called yesterday 70 Hastingf, Neo., oy thc
critical illness Of bis mother.
The best and cheapest place in the city
20 get your wall psTer u painting p al
~. Nicholaisen & Co, Il South Man st'ee~
Member Of the Fluy-first regiment
Iowa volunteers. whIcn served 10 me l'Hl..
Ippiua campaign. have been n1uiied thai
the annual reglmental reunion 10 nave been
held April Is a. Red OAK has been cameo
or.
j. r.. TayIo-. aged g years, OF Bartlett
la. died yesterday morning az the hleI no
tel. HIS wife Was al his bedside. M. Iay'
Tor had been ia The city for some time re-
ceiving medical treatment. The body val
taken last evening 60 Bartlett.
j. NJ. Lmscke. aged 81 years, died las
evening a. his nome, 80 North ninth street
lie leaves one son. Charles Lmscke OF
sturgis. $. D.. and one daughter. Mrs
Anna Parker Of Reeds. No. Arrangement
Tor the funeral have not been completed.
w.. G.. Children OF Lewis township hal
announced himself a candidate for the re
publican nomination Tor member Of th'
hoard 81 County Supervisors. Colonel w
L. Baker and Felix SetZ, whose terms eN
pire az the end Of this year. will be candi
dates for denomination at the hands OF III
republican party. Three members OK tn
board are 70 be elected this fall.
Peter NJ. Euhl. aged IS years. died At
late hour Thursday night from yphOi,
pneumonia at the home Of his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. G. w. BrOyles. Sl6 Curtis street
Besides his parents he Is survived by twl
sisters, Mrs, Charles Berry Of Omaha an
Miss Isabelle kuhl Of this city. The funera
will be held this afternoon at 2.O o'clOcl
from the family residence. and burial vii
he In Walnut Hin cemetery. Rev r. a
Case. pastor Of the First Baptist church
will conduct the services. 4
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

AUkELIA, Ia. April Especial -Stung
by honey bees in nearly 1W different
places, the ~l8-month-old son OF DR.. and
Mrs. J. r. Rice had a remarkable escape
from death when he climbed on top Of a
beehive in his parents dOoryard. When
Mrs. Rice heard the child scream she
rushed TO the door and saw him falling
off the top Of the hive while bees swarmed
thick around him. Running to him she
carried him into the house and was badly
stung herself. The infant, despite the fact
that he had forty-eight stings on his legs
alone, will recover.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10
DickOut BACK 90 prison.

Deputy Sheriff Bert Ward returned yes
terday from Anamosa, where he placed
Ernest Dickout. the early morning
bandi. in the state refo-matory. 10 which
he was sentenced for five years for At
tempting 10 hold up the X. g. saloon or
South Main street, but instead was sho.
and severely wounded by c. A. Burright
the proprietor. Dlckout. when he enterer
the Anamosa r~eformstory. was recognize,
as a former convict, he having served (,
six months sentences there for breakin
and entering. Dickout was sent Up Apr.
le, 1907, from Davenport
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

HARLAN, Ia. April s-DSpeeial)-Seyer
Hodne. a young mar working for Asmus
Frees, five miles east Of Irwin, was badly
hurt yesterday afternoon. He was discing
the fence. The singletrees caught in the
fence and scared the team, which turned
very quickly and threw him from his seat
to the ground in front OF The disc, which
passed over him a. the horses ran. He lies
in a very dangerous condition and phys
icians say that he will no doubt lose one
OF his legs.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

ReaI Eatnte Trnnsfers.

These transfers were reported to The Bee
April 8 by the Pottawattamie County Alb
stract company Of Councn Bluffs:
Francis L. Johnson and wife TO John
J. McDonald. ~ sell OF l2-T6-82
and ma nsG or Bliss. ". d ....--.sso.e
J. Mucci and wife 20 Pau MONTY.
part lot 81, in original plat, Coun-
ell Bluffs, Ia, W. d. ................. $50
}. T.. Hollsubeck and wife 10 Alice
Hoilenbeck. lot , in block /. in Mad
ison Park edition TO Council Bluffs,
Ia. " d. ..-..-.-.-,....-..... L7O
Ida Schaffert and wife TO Helen q.
Burgin, lots II and y, in block II.
I'm Meredith's addition TO Avoca, Ia.
". d. so
Jacob Korth and VIE to Frank Spen-
Ger. lot s In block !, Judson's first
addition to Nicola. Ia, ". d. .,......, COZ
Five transfers. total 81 So
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10
HuAband sDurn. WIfe.

LOGAN. Ia, April 9.-CSpecial)-As a re-
suit Of Information being filed here by
Mrs. VIII Messer Of Missouri Valley. charg-
ing desertion, Sheriff Rock took into Gus
tody the husband IN Omaha, Wednesday.
and on the way to Logan Mrs. Messer put
in an appearance. Messer chose living in
Jail rather thar m the society Of his wife.
The day following his return and detention
here Mrs. Messer again sought her hus-
band. but without avail. She is in pitiable
circumstances
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10
saImons Wanted ID Sd. Joe.

CARROLL. Ia, April 9-tSpecial)-W. D.
Salmons. much wanted at st. Joseph, No,
is in jail here awaiting eXtraditlon. He
had been here ten days and was living with
a woman formerly Of Halbur. Salmons has
a wife and family at ST. Joseph and has
forfeited a bond there.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10
Despondent and Ends LIfe.

WATERLOO, Ia, April Especial Tele-
gram -Isaac Feldman, % years old, COM
mitted suicide here today by hanging him
self in a barn. He left a note arranging
for his funeral and disposal OF his prop
crty. He was Respondent because Of Ill
luck.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10

IOWA CITY, Ia. April Especial Teler
g~ram.)-James Bryce. English ambassador
will visit the University Of Iowa some tins
late in April. While here he will be enter
tanned by friends and probably will speal
on some problems Of government.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-09-24
u. OF w. is SHY ON
FOOTBALL MATERIAL

University of Washington, Seattle.
The football situation at the Uni
versity of Washington this fall is the
worst in three years. But three reg
ulars of last seasons championship
have returned and an entirely differ
ent system must be drilled into the
men by Coach Dobie in compare
lively short time.
Tegtmeier, May. Griffiths, Mattson
and Taylor did not return to college.
Coyle, the fleet quarterback has reg
istered but feels too weak to turn out
for opening practice.
Mucklestone, last years captain, has
failed to appear on the campus, wlu.e
Baker and Sparker, rullbacks, have
not answered the leaders call. :.
The reformed rules strike Dobe's
charges a hard blow since the Seat
tie contingent is used to the old bat
tering ram system. The lanky tutors
policy has always been to fill hi:
teams with heavy players so the anV
game adds another cause to his pool
outlook this year.