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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20

part On Che lesson where Abraham enter
tsincd tho angel unaware.
And what nov is the mc8nire OF una
ware" asked the teacher.
Thcrc was a bashtul silence. then The
smallest girl IN tho class pipcd up, "Juer-
ware Is what YOU takes oft before YOU puts
on your nighue.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20
Gatarrh

Whether &c "a Of the nose, throat.
stomach. bowels, or more delicate or
gans, catarrn s. always facilitating and
should have attention,
The discharge from the mucous mem
br3ne is because this is kept in a state
OF inflammation by an impure condi-
tiou OF tho blood. Therefore. to cure,
take the hes, blood purifier.
HooC'S SarsapaTilla
In usual ltGula form ~ Chocolated tablets
known az sRrEatabs.. 90 doses 81.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20

ON OF the most interesting phases OF
library Development during the last decade
has been Its corporation WITH the public
schools The library has q special coliec-
ION o. books, which Is for the use OF
school children who lye out too far TO
come TO the main library. These are de-
posted ia the schools ard eiven out b> iAe
.eachers The circulation from the schools
during the last three years has heen one
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20

misunderstood tho chud's name. tho teacher
asked an explanation
"Oh," said Myra. with oharmingly COM
ftdCnt al air "you see. my mamma got
married again, but I didn't
/ Mabel aecd was being petted by her
mother You love mamma. don't YOU.
Gesrg' she was asked.
ooh. yes. replied Mabel It. love you Just
as IL YOU were my own little GIRL
Small Dovs d!sliEed having her face and
hands washed. 'On, dear, she said TO her
mamma one dsy. II wish was O gown
"why, dearg" asked her mother.
"'Cause then Ia only have 10 SO 20 the
wash once week.
Mother-I gave YOU nickel yesterday TO
be good and today YOU are Just as bad as
you can De-.
Wrme-Yeg. ma I'm irving to show you
that you got your moneys worth yester-
GAY.
An elementary. school teacher in England
obsessed with empire fcrvor turned 90 his
pupils ono afternoon while in a particularly
uplirted mood aud said: Nov, boys. toll
me what YOU would tldnE it you saw she
Union Jacl waving proudly over the field
OF batue?" enc H,de lad replied hes.'v;
II should think ,ha, ,he vino was blow
ms.
The SUNDAY school class had reached the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-20

is the home Of some OF the most prominent
chicken fanclers in the United States
There is a distinction between a poultry
faucer ard a poultry raiser. The fancier
deals I'm fancy birds, while the poultry
raiser strives TO produce as many chickens
as possible for the pot or frying pan.
The show viii be given in the Omaha
Auditorium, where 1900 square feet OF floor
space is available FOR exhibition purposes.
There will be plenty Of competition Secre-
tary Anton Lundstrom says. and he adds
incidentally in his prospectus which has
been mailed 20 exhibitors, that prize
given by the Omaha association means
something for, be It known that Omaha
takes front rank as a poultry center and
there is within the limits OF omaha a
large number OF prominent men who rank
high as judges Of the correct thing in
poultry.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-19
EXCITEMENT At
CHERRY IS HIGH
DISMISSED EMPLOYEE TRIED TO
rtlt MINE BOSS YESTER-
TEROAY AFTERNOON.
GIL ASEO BY ANGRY MOB
Finally Taken by Authorities and
Taken t. Jail at Princeton
Summary Of Conditions
at Mine to Date.

Cherry, Feb 1S.-An attempt 10
/, assassinate one Of The 81, Pau coal
Germany bosses added 10 Cherry =
tragedies today. Mela Manditch, dis,
missed employee, stepping IN behind
Charles Atherton, top boss, drew q re
volver, and shouting TO pay back,
! fred three shots. AtheFton tell prob
ably fatally wounded.
| The shooting occurred in the midst
/ of the work OF recovering the bod,as
sntombed in the mine. Eleven bodies
mad been brought up Atherton al
1.-THE mouth OF the snalt was working
theoretically to get the Dodies up.
| Abort him stood circle of widows
land orphans. anxiousiy awaiting sight
Iof their dead.
Suddenly shots We're heard and O
nan dashed wildly Iron the crowd.
moment later Atherton was found
dying on the ground.
/ Already hundred enraged miners
Headed by Sheriff Skogiund, tore down
1.-THE railroad tracks after the culprt
shouting lynch him, shoot him."
! Manditch was captured in the main
street. still holding the revolver, He
aid he did the shooting because he
had been refused a JOB and he had
been looking for James Steele. super
ntendent of the company's mine here
land at Granville Later mon sur
rounded the iail but tonight the prie-
oaer was taken to Princeton for safe
".
Anterior came here from Granville
where lie has family He was taken
(, to the hospital 1t La Sale, where il
| cover
The shooting followed day Of
feverish excitement, The results Of
the disaster summarized to date arc
as follows
Men entombed-31a,
Killed on rescue work-I0
( Taken out alive-20.
/ Taken out dead-l22
+! Total unrecovered--177
The peculiarly we'll preserved con
dition of the bodies found TODAY
cansed hope that the recovery 0
others will not tie as difficult as was
expected. They resen.Jed mummies
Only seven of them were Identified
Among thse are John McGill. a boy
ha 1
boys father dragged his son severa
hundred feet. The father vas discog
cred By rescuers and taken M alive
\ The boy was overlooked The recov
/ cry of the bodies = expected to pro
gfess rapidly tomorrow.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-19
F{D{RAL CONTROL
Of CORPORATIONS
STATE laws CONFLICT
Creating Confusion and Multiplying
EACH Other-Fower Of Federal
Govern ment Unqpestion-
abe. Says Secretary.

CAieagc, Fsh, II. Federal control
ii corporations is necessary 70 the
commercial preservation e the corn-
try declared Charles Nagel. Secretary
|of ,osse"ce AMI Labor ~ the lIhited
States. in an address before the In
dustrial Glib here tonight.
f. A. to the power o, the national
government to authorize the organiza-
lion of federal corporations, Mr. Nagel
said there could be 40 question. The
existing system of clashing state
laws--"a system on al sizes at war
Tith itsalf'-rhe regarued as. intoer-
Iable, and he assured his hearers that
the consequence OF federal corpora
ton law such as President TAFT had
proposed coald make for nothing but
the general good.
The purpose of the government
to regulate the corporations, IN the
opinion of the secretary could not be
considered as an attempt TO encroaeh
npon state authority, BIT as 4 deter
nination to employ Old authority for
/ the the solution Of new problems. A
Ichange of attitude regarding the rela-
ton of national to state authority he
believed had come ever the country
with the Development of problems too
! big for the state individually to
meet,
| Among the more important prob
fIems, said Secretary Nagel. appears
| 10 be the question whether or not the
national government may and should
authorize and regulate the organiza'
/ ton and conduct Of federal corpora
lions. OnIy few years ago the bare
suggestion of such an idea filled the
public with dismay The authority
was denied and the policy was ques.
toned. Today. the irreconei'able cen
ficts to which ordinary business or
carnations are subjected in our states
have forced general recognition chat
something must be- done to relieve the
situation.
| Inc pialn and indisputaDle TACT IS,
he SAX that the commerce OF these
organizations with which we are real
| ly concerned has outgrown both the
boundaries and the authority Of any
particular state. In other words, the
/ individual state is vainly struggling tt
control conditions that extend beyoHt
/ il with respect to territory as wei as
power and the modern demand fol
congressional action is nothing but the
plain practical call for an authority
that Is equal to the occasion witt
which ii has to deal Realizing thai
we have national commerce, we arc
naturally calling upon national all
thority to control it, and protect it,"
Secretary Nagel recited the deyel
Iopment of business enterprises in the
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-19
JOURNALIST no ION Parry.

Chicago, Feb. 18.-Prederick G..
Bontils Of the Denver Post left Chi
cago for New York today on his way
10 Khartoum to meet former Presf.
dent Roosevelt Mr.. Bonflls, who car.
ries with him credentials from almost
every chamber OF commerce betweeE
Kansas City and the Pacific Coast,
will urge Mr.. Roosevelt to return to
this country through Russia and the
Philippines, making his entry at San
Francisco.
The program which will be sug-
gested to Mr., Roosevelt will not in.
terfere with his present engagements
in Europe, but he will be asked, after
the conclusion of his lectures in Eng
land, to turn toward the east again
for the purpose of visiting Japan and
the Philippines in order TO thoroughly
acquaint himself with the existing
conditions in the Pacific. Mr. Bonfils
will sail from New York on Saturday,
Feb. l9, He will DE accompanied
throughout his trip by George Creel, n
member Of his Denver staff.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-19
GRAIN men ARE
IN OPPOSITION
TO PROPOSED tEGiSi ALTON TO
kEoli3 DEALINGS I'M
FUTURES.
A TOUCH OF POLITICS
Was Injected into Yesterdays Hear.
ina-Fitch Declares PredaEer
is Best Fixed Of all
Grain Men. -ss.

Washington. Feb. ia touch OF
politics was injected into today's hear
ing before the house committee on
agriculture on reports OF grain mar
kets opposing the bills to abolish trad
ing in Futures Former President
Fitch, OF the Chicago Board of Trade,
insisted that the grain producer Is the
best fixed of any party to the whole
question OF grain transactions and that
the burden of risk and loss has hot
been on the producer at any tine in
the last twenty years, II say, he
added, that the producer is the pest
fixed at the present time, because The
money Is rolling into the land and"
I'VE won't go into that" interjected
Chairman Scott.
He raped for order. and the crowd
laughed.
In what way would YOU readiust
your business in case future trans.
actions were abolished" asked the
chairman.
There would be chaos in every
business pertaining to grain-abso-
lutte chaos answered Fitch. 1T would
disturb something that has taken six
tF years to get where it is. Chaos
would stretch all the way from the
farmer to the exporter"
Fitch prophesied that the day would
soon come when the grain interests
would be in Washington to argue that
unless congress wants the country to
go hungry it will have to take that
duty off Canadian wheat"
Fitch asserted that the board OF
trade courted the fullest investigation
its rules and principles were built on
integrity. and oven and fair dealing
He defended future contracts as an
Insurance system. without which the
miIdleman would have to levy double
the vresent charges. Grades deliver
able on futures he described as well
defined and always easily undeI TODD
The cities reported include Chicago
ST. Louis Kansas City, Omaha, Min
neapolis, Duluth. Milwaukee, Toledo
/ Buffalo and New York
Vice President Merrill of the Chi
cago Board OF Trade, directed the
presentation of views.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-19
DRAGGED FROM RIVER
Woman in Knoxville, Tenn, Was
Making Second Attempt
to Commit Suicide.

Knoxville, Tenn, Feb, tS.--Mrs.
Lucy Dowel made the second attempt
within two weeks to commit suicide
by drowning when she was dragged
IRON the Tennessee river this morn
ne at the foot Of Eighth street. She
mentally unbalanced and she has
often expressed fear OF going TO ain
insane asylum, in which she believes
her relatives are trying to place her
der son expresses the opinion that
ner second attempt at suicide is mere
" play for sympathy. and he does
not believe she would drown herself
under any circumstances He has
begun proceedings to get her into the
Lyons View hospital for the insane
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-19
INDIAN BILL IN
HOUSE ALL DAY
DISCUSSION OF INDIAN ApFEo
FEiATioNs OCCUPIED hosT
OF THE TIME.
LoNCWORTH AID MANN
a Smart coiloquy-L after critie'zed
Wade Ellis, and long,vorth
~.is Wanted Fin to
Retract

wac 70 Ten = -
1,on Of The Indian appropriation bill
"n.l the reference o. III
10 i9e court Of claims ac"1e9
III ire time IN the house today, The
ieaasrs, determined upon their pollc4
~ sticking 70 business without allow
iEg extended general debate nroi the
appropriation. today refused 70 con
Seie To- the nenhees " the minciHF
Moffaaitit 81 to speak, eeNcnd tnat
wAict, strict enforcement of the
rG,es permitted.
afthoagn Innuswnrth, oil Ohio. reas
Ii !astee from AltDrne General VICE
crshaln stating thatttae letter recon
fasadfngs the appointment OF an adai
tsoaai 59aae IA ,laa been pre-
sifea shy his order and signed b.
seaie Ii Ellis. only peffunctoriy Q
the assistant ofSt'aa attornev genera
garn. OF Illinois ~ not sirFdraw bis
criticism oi Ellis Made y aesfars
Mann had suggested that Eilis aete.
improperly in recommending the AZ
pointment of a Judge in Ohio when n'
had been chosen Republican state
chairman.
The appeal from Longworth the
liInn Withdraw MS atemeh. hrorgh
10 response Longwotrh declared n
limos membr is ono d the most use
ful n the house, but gsesfed tina
ia Is pnaea ~nriMf IL pla' Nc onl'
the part OF Hamlet butia1k1s1IiG OF
0rhelia. ling and queen - II. lts.
grave digger and sometimes carries
the spear"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-19
DIES IN PooRHouss, WEALTHY

Valparaiso. Ind Feb lS.-It was
learned here today from Lipokins
Sweden. that John Bleckman of Cues
terton, who died at the poorhouso
last month left an estate in his ma
tive country valued at $4,000. He
has heirs in this country but their
whereabouts are unknown.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-19
PAUL HAN is RESTRAINED
Wright Brothers Contend That Their
Aeroptane Patents Have Been
Infringed Upon.

New York, Fen. lS.-A writ OF TEN.
porafy injunction against Louis Paul
han, the French aviator. who has been
making numerous flights in this coun-
try, was granted by United States Cir
cult Court Judge Hand today on APP,
plieation of the Wright Company OF
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-19

Dayton, O., which manufactures and
handles the inventions of the Wright
brothers. Infringements of the Wright
patents were alleged in the applica-
ton for Injunction.
In granting the restraining order.
Judge Hand said that he lid not con-
slider it necessary 20 decide the ques-
ton whether or not the Wright broth
ers were the first 10 i1y," as that was
not the issue in the case.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-19
WILL CONSOLIDATE.

Chicago. Feb. 1S.--By almost unani-
nous vote, four hrndred delegates OF
the Illinois Lumber Dealers Associa.
ton and Illinois Masons' Supply Assoc
citation. agreed today to amalgamate
under the name Illinois Retain Lum.
bei' and Building Material Dealers AS
ISOLATION"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-19
~ Tt'E sENaT-.

Washington, Feb. lS.-The principal
feature in the senate today was the
sneech ny Newlands supporting his
measure looking to the cooperation o.
the army engineers with othAF
agencies devoted to the development
Of the countrvs resources. Tee senate
adjourned until Monda.,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-19
CHICAGO BANK DEAL.

Chicago. Feb 1S.-li il announce
that the National City Bank ha bur
chased the business Of the Iiami.tor
National Bank. The purchase vii
give the National City Bank deposits
aggregating s2l 100000,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-19

country, showing the gradual growth
to the big corporation and the at
tempts of the states to Iegislate and
the resultant trouble because of the
varying laws.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-19
took All His Money.

Often all a man earns goes to doc
tors or for medicines. TO cure a Stom.
ach, Liver or Kidney trouble that DR..
Kings New Life Pills would quickly
cure at slight cost. Best for Dyspep-
STA, Indigestion, Bi'iousness, Consti.
patton, Jaundice, Malaria and De.
bility. 25c at all druggists.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-19
DR.. luEoER DYING.

Vienna. Feb. lS--Dr. Carl Lueger.
anti-semite leader and burgomaster of
Vienna, is dying
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-19

Advertising in The Bulletin pays
the advertiser.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-19

The Cairo Bulletin has been tn.
eading paper of Cairo for forty
years. aa,e
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-19
Music Greets Hunters.

Reaching the town tle band struck
up America which, happening 20
be-tAe British national air, suited the
occasion exactly. Belgian marches
were interspersed.
Following the musicians, native
porter carried large American flag.
Then came the caravan proper Col.
Roosevelt, Kermit, the other Ameri-
can hunters and scientists and the
body of native porters who have had
an important If humble share in the
work of exploration.
Waiting on the Bar-El-Jabei was
the launch of Gen. Sir Reginald Win.
gate. sirdar of the Egyptian army
and from the vessel were flying the
Stars and Stripes. Mr.. Roosevelt
boarded the launch at once upon
reaching here, and after brief rest
began the reading OF his mail Many
communications awaited him.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-19

KTR. CHAS. BROWN, Rogersville,
1VI Tenn, writes: II feel it my duty
to write you q few words in praise of
your Peruna. Ihave tried many differ
ent remedies, but have found that Pc
ma is the greatest tonic on earth, and
perfect system builder. a
"a friend advised me to take Peruna
for Indigestion, and it cured me III a
short time. ! was very weak and nec-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-19
ROOSEVELT OUT
Of THE W|lDS
SMITHSONIAN PARTY HAS Ar.
RIVED Al GONDokOR0,
IN THE SouoAN.
MARCH WAS pERILOUS
Civilization Will Be Enjoyed From
Now On-Natve Tom.toms
Heard-Band Plays
America.

Gondokro, Soudan on the Upper
Nile, Feb. lS.--Col Roosevelt, Kermit
Roosevelt and the other members of
The Smithsonian African scientific ex.
| petition arrived here today. All are
we'll and enthusiastic over their ex-
| se1iences and the scientific results of
their explorations. he
Col Roosevelt and the other hunt
ers and scientists, constituting the
| American expedition sent out by the
Smithsonian Institute al washington,
have now passed through the most
trying stage of their perilous African
journey. ana from now on will be in
close touch with the outside world
For the past ten days they have been
practically isolated in wilderness so
forbidding TO the white man that It
mas not been invaded by the telegraph
companies. the only communication
between its scattered villages being
through native runners.
March Was periIors.
The dangers of the march from Nj,
mule are understood by those familiar
with the dubious route. and to these
the safe arrival at Gondokoro viii
will bring feeling of relief.
| At Gondokoro brick house has
been placed at the disposal of Mir.
| Roosevelt.
The entrance into Gondokoro of the
Americans was rudely picturesque
and nothing that British and native
hospitality could suggest was lacking
in the welcome The arrival of the
expedition in the outskirts of the
toGn was heralded with bugle blasts
by Chief Keriba's bugle band which
led the van
| CHIEF keriba accompanied his
musicians. The native party had met
| the expedition sixteen mics to the
south. and en- route here did it all the
honor that could be gotten out OF their
Instruments of brass aud Indian
drums.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1910-02-19
/ find Pe-ru-na
very valuable for
rebuilding Of Il
worn and tired
system.

vous, could sleep but little ut might, hut
Peruna cured that tired, all-gone feet.
ing, and made me feel like new man,
so | heartily recommend It to all who
are weak and run down. 1t will give
new life and energy.
al cannot speak too highly of Peruna
Perunn is manufactured by tho
Peruna Drug Mfg. Co., COLUMBUS, Ohio.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-24

sent from Graham county. August <, 1908. is now 21 years old and g good boy. and always was, Nr. Mahoney thinks, except for his associates. His mother lives in Clifton. All he says. have been good children while in the school.
 THE CATS CAME BACK - F. A. Goodrich. Snark of the Universe, ac- companied by a half dozen other Black Cats of the Concatenated Order of Hoo Hoo. who were run out of town
 Friday morning with tin cans and bootiacks and chased as far as Flag staff. sneaked back into the city Mon day morning before daylight. At Flag staff they opened the eyes of twenty five kittens. who will hereafter infeSt the earth with Hoo Hoo howls Among them was Harvey Betts. who was supposed to have followed the comet away. but in reality merely went to Flagstaff that he might have the honor of being born into Hoo Hoo in the most altitudionus town in Arizona. and q good place, even if it does come high.
 MT Betts has sharp claws for a kitten of his age. and. besides being a cat. ii' VI tiH iiifih' AiIf Spht HUI at H'lhsll' meal for the whole bunch at the Esca- lante Harvey house
 A BUSINESS CHANGE.-F'rank F. Leeper yesterday bought an in terest in the business of Melczer Bros X Company. wholesale liquor dealers. and will hereafter be an inn portant factor in the management of the business of that firm. He and Joe Melczer will have charge during the coming summer while Louis Melczer, the head of the firm, takes a trip to Europe. MT. Leeper came here about three years ago and bought the business of the Arizona Mercantile company which he sold some weeks ago. intending to leave Phoenix. but he didn't have the heart to do it. He finally decided to buy d ranch. and then he yielded to the temptation to buy a city residence and now he is back in business again. clear up to his neck. Louis Melczer still retains an important interest in the firm but for the pres ent summer at least he is going to take things d little easier
 IT WAS WORTH SEEING.-It was a very good eclipse and very fair caudal demonstration by the comet. a two-ring affair. The tail of the comet did not blaze to the zenith. as many had expected but it blazed somewhat. The moon was not completely hidden. though it was entirely covered Though the show may have fallen short of the more sanguine expectation it was worth the price of admission.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-24

sent from Graham county. August \, 1908. is now 2l years old and good boy, and always was, Alr. Mahoney thinks, except for his associates. His mother lives in Clifton. All he says. have been good children while in the school