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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-09

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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-09

IN THE TIMs.~
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-09

These supervisors will take up the
work of manual training. art. penman-
ship, music and physical education.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-08-09
RUSH WORK ON MEDIC scHoot.

New Bennett College Already Is Und
Roof and Will Be Dedicated
Sent TX
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-31
FlFTEEN BOGUS DEEDS FILED
Someone ReapinG Rich Harvest SELL
ing Buffalo County Land that
Exists Not.

KBARNBY. Neb., Jan. S0.--(special >
About year ago the registrar Of deeds OF
Buffalo county received a bogus deed to a
section OF land that did not exist in the
county for the purpose of registering It on
the records at the court house. Since that
time there has been about fifteen OF these
same fraudulent documents received. They
are all from parties living along the south
ern border OF Ohio and the northern border
of Kentucky. In each instance they de-
scribe land that could not be found on the
plat Of the county and they are all signed
either by John Sierra or John Moore with
an II. B. Emerson as the notary public.
One party paid $500 for a section of land
claimed to be under a government patent,
when the government has never issued a
patent on more than one quarter section
at time.
When the party who has been duped is
informed that his instrument is worthless
he invariably wants 1t returned In some
instances the land is traded for property.
On the surface OF these actions can be seen
the coarse work of J. Rufus Walling-
ford and from a distance looks as though
some one is working the game to a hand
some profit, although with great risks,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-31
BLUFFS BOOSTING BASKET BALL
Twenty Teams Are organized by
Y. NJ. G. A. Men.

". M. G. A. Men.
Twenty teams in basket ball have been
organized to take part in an indoor league
at the Council Bluffs Young Mems Chris
tian association and the series will be
launched on Saturday Of this week. The
Saturday Morning league is composed of
twelve teams picked from the younger boys
classes and some good work In the indoor
sport will be put on by these junior men,
bers of the association, The Saturday Night
league will be made up from the members
of the young mems class and the inter
mediates, several of which are athletic and
play the, game with rush. Eight teams
will. take part in this league and a warm
fight will be made to land the pennant that
VIII go to the team winning the most games
In the series. These Saturday night games,
which will be held weekly for the next SIX
weeks are free both to women and men
and It is expected that big crowds will
attehd.di Gs
The representative BASKET ball team Of
the association will meet the fast squad
from Glenwood Ia, in the local Young
Mems Christian association gymnasium Fri
day night Of this week. The big five" are
working out in splendid shape and will
locate for its share in the score making
During the next two or three weeks Ply
sical Director Plerson will have several Of
the big drawing cards In the game as
opponents for his five, including such teams
as the Tarkio (Mo.) college team, the Amity
college squad, Atlantic qa.) "Y," and In
March. Malvern, Shenandoah and Red Oak
will be taken on.
Contracts were signed yesterday for
game with the Lincoln (Neb.I professional
indoor base ball team for a game in Coun-
Gil Bluffs for Friday night, February IL,
and 1t is more than likely the game viii be
put on in the city auditorium. A number
of local organizations have become inter
ested in the indoor game and will very
likely have representative teams at an early
date, notably the Dodge Light Guapds and
the Iowa School for the Deaf.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-31
CRETE NAN KILLS HIMSELF
Frank Gaines Takes CsrbOIIc Acid
After Quarrel with wife.

Frank Gaines Takes CSrbO1lc Acid
After Quarrel with wife.
CRETE. Neb., Jan. 3O-(Special Tele-
gram)-Frank Carnes committed suicide
last night at $3.50 by taking carbolic acid.
He died within an hour. The suicide was
the result Of an unhappy marriage and
followed within a few minutes after a
quarrel between the husband and wife.
The couple were married in Quincy, ILL.,,
five years ago and after considerable
quarreling Mrs. Carnes left her husband
and came to Crete with her parents. After
about year Carnes wrote to her and
came out to Nebraska and they made up.
They have been living in Crete ever since,
but their home was very unhappy and they
were unable to get along together. Few
were aware of their quarrelng outside of
near relatives, but the. wife's father had,
heard Carnes often threaten to kill him
self 1t also said he threatened to kill his
wife several times. Last night when
Carnes came home from work he and his
wife had a bitter quarrel and when she
went out to telephone for an officer he
took the fatal carbolio acid. When the
wife came in the house again she heard
her husband in the front room groaning
and crying. She opened the door and found
him lying on the floor, his head near the
stove and in terrible agony and convul-
sions. Mrs. Carnes hurried for neighbors
and called a doctor. A few minutes after
help came he was dead.
Carnes was a fine built. smooth shaved
and good looking fellow, barely q years
old. He was first class painter, but. as
business was slow during the winter he
was helping in the construction work on
the college science hall. Mrs. Carnes is
frail little woman, only % years. old and
pretty. They had been married five years
and have two children, Roy, years old.
and Leona, a year and a half Old. The
mother of the dead man lives In Quincy
III. Carnes father also killed himself with
carbolic acid a.s ,6un1y
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-31
Nebraska
Dog Leads Way
to Body of Man
Who Killed Self
Harry Hill Of Hastings Commits
Suicide While Dependent by
Taking ChlorofOrm.

HASTINGS, Neb.. Jan. 30-(Special Tele-
gram)-With loud and prolonged barking
a shepherd dog late Saturday aroused Mrs.
Charles E. Hll in her farm home three
miles southwest OF Hastings and led her to
th9 body Of her son. Harry, aged 10, almost
completely concealed under snow at the
side OF a straw stack about thirty rods
from the house.
Two weeks ago Harry Hill told COM
panions he intended to commit suicide and
pointed out the place on Thirty-two Mile
creek where he said he would enact the
tragedy. Friday night he left his home
about s o'clock and his parents supposed
he had gone to a nelghbors. He was not
seen again until the dog led the mother to
the lifsless body He killed himself with
chloroform, with which he had saturated
cotton tied over his face with wire. A
coil Of rope and a shotgun near by indi-
Gated that he had planned three different
methods to end his life. The young man
left note asking that his swcetheart's 5
letters be buried with him. The girl, who
lives here, is II years old Her parents
objected to his attention because OF her
age and this caused his dependency.
Harry Hill was son Of Charles Il. Hill
for several years chairman Of the Adams
County Board of Supervisors, and prom
inent in the state association of county
commissioners and supervisors. He was
the manager of his fathers extensive farm
and was well liked in a large circle Of
acquaintances
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-31
Poultry Entries at mitchell.

MITCHELL, 8. D., Jan. .3O-(Special. y
Tuesday morning the South Dakota Poultry
show will be In full operation in the city
hall building, which makes an ideal place
to hold the exhibition. Entries that have
been received in the Barred Plymouth
Rocks indicate that this class will outnum-
Der all others at the show. The Barred
Rocks have usually outnumbered all other
classes of birds at the local shows for
many years, with the Buff Cochins and
White Wyandottes a close second. Several
towns along the western border Of Mime
sofa have been sending birds to the show.
and they have been among the prize-win-
ners, and it is expected that section will be
tions have been made to take care of
large number OF entries which j. N. Crow.
who has been doing the advance and pro-
motion work for the show. is sure will come
The local fanciers have been quite success
ful in securing many special prizes in the
various classes which the chicken associ-
ations have arranged for. The cash prizes
which the association has put up are larger
than for several years, and the show has
the reputation OF paying its prizes in cash.
There will be something of a departure IN
the way OF entertainment in the evenings
during the show Commencing on Tues
day night musical programs viii be given
for four nights, in which local singers end
musicians will take part The show will
close Saturday afternoon. The birds I'm the
show will be scored by Judge shaner OF
Illinois.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-31
ECHOES OF THE ANTE-RooM
Degree Staff of Success Lodge, Royal
Achntes, Back from st. Joseph
and Kansas City,

Omaha No. fgave a box social Tuesday
night. There was a good attendance and
q goodly sum was realized to cancel the
expense incurred ther night Of the Christ
mas tree entertainment. Tuesday night
there win be large class initiated.
The degree staff OF Success lodge No. 80
of South Omaha accompanied Supreme
President Bartght and Supreme Vice Presi-
dent Chadwick to st. Joseph and Kansas
City, where they exemplified the work and
conferred the degree on large classes In
both cities. The party was royalty enter
tanned and the trip greatly enjoyed. The
work was illustrated by Captain Rackley
by means OF pictures thrown on canvas
appropriate to the degree work.
The Gold and Purple club auxilur-y tc
Union Lodge No. 11o, Royal Achates. will
entertain their husbands at cards at the
home OF Mrs Fl. c. Dunn, 5G04 North
Twenty-seventh street Thursday evening.
All members OF Union lodge are invited.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-31

PTRU-B. c. clifford, who sold his livery
barn some months ago to Rhoads Bros,
last week repurchased half interest in
the same. 5.a.
PERU-Joseph Leahy, an old settler, who
lived with his brother northwest of town,
died Tuesday morning, after an illness of
many weeks.
PERU-Ray WeaverlIng, who recently
sold his hardware and furniture store, LEFT
Tuesday morning for his first trip on the
road for a wholesale hardware house
WYMoRE-Pledges have been secured for
S5s5 to buy the brewery block adjacent
TO the Burlington depot to convert II into
public park. About 5000 Will be neces-
sary TO make the purchase.
WYMORE-The 3-year-old son of MIR. and
Mrs. Sherman Taylor died suddenly Friday
afternoon OF ptomaine poison s,,pposed 70
ave been in meat The funeral was held
L the home Sunday afternoon.
KEARNEY-Eugene Palmer, the boy who
escaped from the reform school in this city
ariy Friday morning, has succeeded In
clLding the party which pursued him. He
was traced TO the headgates of the Kearney
canal and from there track was lost.
KEARNEY-Kearney people were greatly
Tour inches of snow had fallen during the
morning. At 1880 a, m everything was
clear and bright but shortly after snow
began falling and kept II up all day long.
TECUMSEH-!The members OF the Te.
eumseh Federated Clubs held a meeting at
the library building Saturday afternoon and
elected OFFICERS for the coming year as
follows: President Mrs w. A. Apperson;
vice president. Mrs. Dick McLanahan:
secretary, Mrs. c. NJ. Shaw; treasurer,
Mrs. o. l.. Brown.
WYMORE-R. 3. Brauer. a postoffioe in
spector OF Kansas city, was here Thurs
day. He stated that Wymore has the
dirtlest pcstoffice room and most anti
Quated fixtures Of any place he has ever
Visited. An effort win be made TO com
plete the addition to the postoffice room
and make other improvements ordered by
tho government.
PERU-Ray Hester has returned from
Denver, where he attended the apple show.
He took on his exhibition there the first
prize on the best barrel OF apples and first
on q plate OF Senators. Last week he at
Tended the meetings OF some OF the agri-
cultural societies In Lincoln and took first
prize on five varieties of winter apples
and second on Missouri Pipplns.
kEARNEY-- Edward Morley OF Rivendale
was In county court Saturday asking for
another deed to some land ne owns near
that town. Some time ago he traded his
lard for that of his neighbor's William
lange. Morley was very we'll satisfied with
the trade he made, but Lange Lrooded over
the deal after It Was made and finally his
wife became dlsconsOlate and went 70 the
bank where the document Is kept She
asked TO see the deed and when the cashier
brought II TO her She grabbed II from him
ana tore Il into shreds with her teeth.
Hence Edward Morley seeks another decd.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-31
pontoffice Situation at AIma

ALMA, Neb., Jan. sO.-(Speclal.) THE
postoffice situation here has reached a
peculiar stage. Mnt Erwin. who is alleged
to have named former Alma postmasters,
made the statement today that the present
incumbent was practically assured of re-
appointment regardless of other candidates
in the field and that j. G. Thompson, a
prominent democratic attorney and deputy
under the present postmaster. is TO take
the stump for Congressman Norris during
the coming campaign. The republicans are
divided on the question and thus far all
efforts to get the congressman to state
his position have apparently been In vein.
The leading democrats, however, seem to
be united for the present man. 1t is said
Congressman Norris choice at Orleans, has
been appointed.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-31
odd Fellows.

dldate for the initiatory degree Monday
night.
State lodge No. 10 will put on the
init tatory degree Monday night on two
candidates
Bc'con lodge No 20 will confer the
intiatoiy degree Tuesday evening on four
candidates.
Omaha lodge No. will celebrate the
fltty-fourth anniversary OF Its organiza-
ton next Friday evening At that time
there VIII be present Grand Master ]. w.
Kelley OF Reaver City. Deputy Grand Mas
ter Paul Story OF Red Cloud and Grand
Secretary l. p. Gage and Grand Instructor
Georse L. LoOmis OF Fremont
Hesperian encampment No 2 will hold
it's rceular meeting next Saturday even
lng and the Patriarchal degree will be con
ferred on two candidates
Ruth Rebekah lodge No 1 gave a GARD
party at odd Fellows hail last night,
Prizes were given the successful PLAYERS
ard there was a good attendance
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-31
GIN FOR THE KIDNEYS
Gin Long Gscognlssd by the Medical Pro-
i@SAion az g Hemeey for Kidneys,

Doctors agree that good ptire gin. whom
properly prescribed, is Wonderful madi-
cine Tor Kidneys. liver and bladder Iue
one best prescription In which gin is used
Is gwen Six ounces good, pure gin one
half ounce Murax conpolnd. one-balf
ounce fluid extract Buchu" (Be sure
70 6et the genuine Murax compound in ori-
slhai sealed paekage) ANY good druggist
has II or can quickly get it. Shake boftle
OF mixture well each time and take one
TO two teaspoonfuis after each meal.
kidney trouble pain in the back fTeaueot
OF hlghiy eoiored urinatiou, soalding urine,
rheumatic pains In the joints, puffness
under the eyes, dtmmed vision. The SER
vented. ' P'e
such symptoms, IL left TO continue. al
Brights disease or dread diabetes. These
awful afflictions, with their serious conse-
.Quencea. can be prevented A. the above
mixture 10 taken In ti.ne.-Adv.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-31
Nebraska

candidate for congress, unless something
comes up to change his mind. Fer both
the congressional nomination and for a
place ON the district bench Judge Cosgravs.
who is now county judge, has been fire.
uuenty mentioned. But III understood
now that n Judge william Hayward de-
cides to run for congress Judge Cosgrave
win not permit the use Of his name
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-31
COAL SHEDS DESTROYED
Three ThOusnnd Dollars Loss nj
office of It. n. Nea1-Origin
Not Known.

Fire Saturday caused loss Of So 900 at
the coal office and sheds belonging to T.
streets.
W. Hewitt, teamster in the employ of the
firm, sleeps in the office nights to watch
for fires, but he was not in the place at
the time the fire started and Its origin is
unknown.
largo quantity Of harness. stock food
and other material used in the retail coal
business was destroyed entailing a loss
estin sted at not less than S3,0O0
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-31
Rev. J. W. Williams TersIfies.

new - W. Williams TeGLkHless
Rev. l. w. Williams, Huntington. w. Va,
writes us as follows; This is to certify
that I used Foley's Kidney Remedy FOR
nervous exhausticn and kidney trouble ana
am free to say that Foley's Kidney Remedy
will do all that you claim for IT," Sold BY
all druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-31
FraternaI Union of America.

Mondamin lodge No. Ill will hold an
open meeting Wednesday evening, Febru-
airy 9. A short program has been pre-
pared. Refreshments and dancing will be
other features OF the evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-31
All In RendInenn.

MARY" said Mrs Brown, have we
enough cleaning POWDER"
Yes, ma'am."
"A good mop7"
Yes, ma'am."
"a tack hammer and a step ladderg'
Yes. nla'am. ] think we have every
thing"
Two pals and window rubber9"
Yes"
'"rhen We can start cleaning house this
morning But waitl Is there a cold ham
bone In the pantry for Henry 10 pick at
when he comes tonightr'
YES"
Good, II would never 10 20 start
housecleanng without q cold ham bone
Detroit Free Press.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-31
A Life senfrnce

OF suffering with throat and lnug trouble
Is quickly commuted bX Dr. Kings New
Discovery. 59c and 81 For sale by Bea-
ton Drug Co ~
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-31

The quarterly meeting Of the women's
Baptist Missionary society was held Friday
at First Baptist church. The business
session opened at IL o'clock and luncheon
was served at noon A program was given
in the afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-31

White Fawn council No. g. Degree of
Pocahontas, will give a grand mask ball
Monday evening, February Z, in Baright
hall Nineteenth and Farnam streets.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-31
knights and Ladies of security.

Harmony council No. 1880 will entertain
IT'S members and friends with a ground
evening. One OF the chief attractions will
be genuine ground hog on exhibition.
Several interesting program features will
dance.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-31

The meeting OF the Omaha Society Of
Fine Arts Thursday morning will be in
charge of Mrs. William c. Shannon. These
prominent eighteenth century artists and
their pictures win be subjects of consid-
eration Jean Mark Natter, Carle
Van Loo. Francois Boucher, Jean Honore
Fragonard, and Claude Joseph Vernet
Mrs. Shannon will be assisted by Miss
Louise Mcpherson.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-31

Banner lodge No. II, Fraternal Union OF
America VIII give mask ball next Thurs
day evening to its members and friends
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-31
miscellaneous.

Gate City hive No. s. Ladies' of the
Maecabees, will give a card party Thurs
Continental block, Fifteenth and Douglas
streets
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-31

Omaha court No. no. Tribe of Ben Hur
will give a prize mask ball Thursday even
ing. A feature of the evening will be a
colored wedding, which Will take place
during the ball.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-31
PLIES CURED v- q - "a -

Pazo Ointue nj Is gitn-n~ eed 10 cure any
case OF Ttchiug Riac Bleeding ar Pro.
trud'r~ r'l-s In % u Aays or money re
funded 5cr
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-31

The Key 70 'hs slitqlaslioE-peo .il e Want ADS
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-31

Take Chamberlair'S Cough Remedy when
you have a cold ana you will be delighted
with IT,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-31
Nebrnslsnns to Levnnt.

BOSTON, Jan. 3O.-(Special TeIegrarn.) J.
Among the passengers who sailed today
on the Hamburg American liner Cincinnati
from New York for cruise in the Medi-
lowing Nebraeknns: Mrs. Herman Kountze.
Omahei Mr.. and Mrs F. q. Keene Kear-
ney; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mayer and
Miss May McAlster, Grand Island. They
viii visit the Madeiras, spain. Algeria.
italy. Greece, Turkey. Egypt and the Holy
Land, returning TO New York April 49,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-31
A Meal
and q Drink

Nothing but rouTfshment in
Runkels Cocoa. Nourishment
that charms the taste. and up
builds the body You'll find
Runkel's Cocoa the best beyer-
age you ever drank. No tenn
pOrary stlmulant-.-but a genu-
inely wholesome delicious food.
drink that goes to the right
spot. Ideal for nursing moth
ers. Children love its good
ness. You're sure of satisfac-
tion II you're sure its
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-31
prior TO 1854, ranged from ti.OOOOOO TO g. iOo,-
900 in the years subsequent to 1896.
PRICES OF CATTLE HIGHER
CONTINUED from First Page)

sold by the manufacturers for the benefit
of the farmer and the farmer is certainly
receiving the benefit Of the present high
pricea
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-31

The formal opening of the new gymnas-
,ium at Fourteenth and william streets in
connection with the Social Settlement will
be celebrated Tuesday evening with
musical program. Mr.. C. F. Dennson of
the Young Mems Christian association will
speak briefly on the value OF athletics.
Rabbi Frederick Cohn will speak Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock, on THE A. B. C.
of Success" and Mrs. N. P. Dodge, jr.,
will give several violin numbers. The Sun
day afternoon program is one of the new
features Of settlement work. They have
beer well attended
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-31
No Stampede of Republicans.

Ihe republlcans are well satisfied and
they are for President Taft" said George
c. Junkin, secretary Of state, upon his re-
turn yesterday from trip to the Fifth
congressional district. I'm Gosper county
/ found no evidence OF insurgents at all
Instead, found the people refuse to STAN
pede, They are satisfied with conditions
and have every confidence In President
Taft and the national administration"
Judge p, James Cosgrave viii not be
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-31

Persistent Advertising Is Tie road 20 Big
Returns.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-31

The household economic department OF
the Omaha Womans club will meet Thurs
day morning at 10 O'clock. Or. W. l.. Ross
VIII deliver a lecture on Food and Diet"
The music department win be guests OF
Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-31

the Tuesday Morning Musical. Tuesday,
February l. at an organ recital given at
All Saints church by Mr.. ]. II. Slmms,
assisted by Mrs. Douglas Welpton, con-
tralto- The program will begin at 1880
The ethics department is studying psy-
chology this winter, following the Univer-
sity of Chicago extension course. The de-
partment meets fortnghtly Tuesday after
Moons.
The next meeting of the literary depart
ment of the Woman's club will be held
Wednesday, February 2. at 10 o'clock. In
stead of the regular lesson lecture will
be given by Rabbi Frederick Cohn upon
"Epics of the North Countries" All club
members are cordially invited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-21
UTAH HOTEL co.
TO ISSUE BONDS
Stockholders VIII Meet oct u 60 Pass
On the Proposition.

a notice appears in todays issue OF
The News which will be OF interest In
fnancial circles. This Is a call Tor a
special meeting of the stock holders
OF the Utah Hotel company on oct
6. at which win be considered the
question of ratifyiug recent action Of
the board OF directors In deciding to
bond the property for one million dol
lars. This is In pursuance OF the pro-
gram adopted sometime ago The
capital stock subscribed amounted 10
S1.OOO. 900. and viii DE fully paid IN
this fan The board OF director has
decided Go obtain another 100000
by issuing G per cent bonds for the
purpose OF finishing the building.
furnishing II completely, and also
completing the big power light ana
heating plant which Is being bult
on North Temple street. ana from
which tho hotel property VISA be-
supplied with hight heat ana power.
As the stock Of the company tx
Ia rRely controlled by the board Of
directors. there IS little doubt that
the bond issue win be ratified