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Arizona republican., 1910-11-30
SOMETHING TO INTEREST HIM.

It was the evening when her week ly caller always made his appearance "I wish l had something new and en- tertainng to show him." said the girl to her mother.
 If you'd only mentioned it in time" said her father. I'd have brought home my account book with the dry goods. millinery stationery and confectionery bills for the last three months all itemiZed and bal anced. I'll venture to say that would entertain him."-Youth's Companion.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30
Horsethief Taken
$50 Miles Away
From Theft'S Scene
Silver Creek Marshal Arrests Charles
Bowers for Stealing Team from
Iowa aFrmer.

SILVER CREEK, Neb., March @.-(Spe-
Telegram.)-Charles Bowers. a young
men supposed to rave been living since his
was arrested here today by Marshal Lucas
on advice from Sheriff Her Of Merrick
county. He was charged with having in
his possession a team Of bay horses that
did not belong to him.
When Marshal Lucas arrested him he
made a dive for the wagon. but did not
succeed in reaching It. When the wagon
was searched a IS caliber, s-inch Colt re-
volver was found under the seat. Also a
bottle Of ~strychnine was found.
People In Silver Greek had read with
interest the story Of a scour Of the country
by Deputy Sheriff Thomas and Detective
Devreese Of the Omaha police force in
search of a man alleged TO la stolen a
team from John P. Peterson OF Honey
Creek, Ia, described to be a bay team.
one with two white feet and the other with
four white feet.
When the driver Of the team appeared
In Silver Creek the horses were easily
identified through the story in The Bee.
which gave a detailed description of the
team and wagon.
Marshal Lucas had acted quickly on the
notice from Sheriff Her to look out for a
man headed this way with a team of the
aforesaid description. He made good and
Bowers had an automobile ride to the
county seat tonight in company with the
sheriff.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30
HABIT CURE

u12 was a political organization and that
It's members are ones constituting the worA-
ing mems political club; therefore.
Be II Resolved by the delegates OF Central
Labor Union In regular meeting assembled
that we call upon the World-Herald to
make known through it's columns the name
Of the delegate making such charges, and
Be II Further Resolved. That we brand
said accusation as false. untrue. unwar-
rantable and unfair to the members OF
Federal Labor Union No. 7l12. n
Be IL Further Resolved. That we, the
Central Labor uuion do hereby endorse
James KoteFa, organizer OF the American
Federation OF Labor, In his just and
righteous defense OF Mr.. Trainor.
PRESS COMMITTEE CENTRAL LABOR
UNION.
Magic City Gossip.
Edgar Kiddoo Is suffering from an attack
OF typhoid fever.
Mrs. Nels T~urnquist was reported an last
but II rs not considered dangerous.
David Anderson has been appointed a
delegate by the chairman OF the State
Historical society to meet with a number
OF other delegates 20 be selected Thursday
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30
Nebraska NeMs Notea.

BEATRICE-A fine stallion belonging
to A. p. Via of Adams, and valued Al
$1,000, died yesterday.
BEATRICE-Miss Carrie Rinaker. who
has been seriously i'll at -Poughkeepsie,
N. r, where she was attending Vassar
college, was brought home Sunday by
Mrs; Rinaker. She is slowly regAining her
BEATRICE-Joseph Anderson, the col
ored man from Lincoln who was arrested
here Saturday night, was yesterday fined
$50 and costs for having liquor in his
possession to sell. He could not pay his
Zine and was remanded to Jail.
KEARNEY@On account of not paying
their corporation taxes when due the
Farmers Elevator and Grain company of
this city has become defunct and by a
unanimous vote of the stockholders the
elevator at this place will be sold.
WISNER-Miss Ida E. Helm was mar
ried Monday. March 2S, at 2 o'clock to
George s. Robinson, both OF Wisner, Rev.
Slocumb Of the Methodist church offfciat-
ing. The happy couple started on the
afternoon train for California, where they
will make their home.
BEATRICE-The annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Pickrell State bank
was held yesterday. The following off
GERS were elected: Edward Banner, presi-
dent; Christ Spilker and ]. II. Penner
vice presidents; F. L. Pothast. cashier.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30
Nebraska
Grafters
Sell Many Lots
AT Broken Bow
Operations Smoothly Conducted, But
They Fail to Get Away Before
They Are Forced to Refund.

BROKEN BOW. Neb., March 9.-Cspe-
cial)-A number OF people in town have
added another notch to their eye teeth.
while a couple Of alleged g~rafters some
where on the line are probably admins
tering seif-kicks for not cropping out Of
sight at an earlier stage Of the game.
About last wednesday two well-dressed
young men. not over 30 and presenting a
good front. noated into town and imme-
dlately got busy on a real estate deal that
would have done credit to "Get-Rich-
Quick waningford.
They registered as c. NJ. Lester and N.
J. Hansen, Spokane. Wash. and they sold
lots at s. per throw for the South Wauke-
sha Township company. Only every other
lot was disposed OF. the odd ones being
reserved for the company. They claimed
TO be subagents for a party named Fitz-
patrick. who was handling the real estate
for A.. NJ. Sparks, the alleged president Of
the company. For over twenty-four hours
after their arrival Messrs Lester and Han
sen asa a rushing business; then Lester
had business at Ravenna and Hansen took
a trip up the line, presumably to sell more
lots.
In some way a cog slipped at Testers
end Of the route and the Ravenna author
tiles autographed to headquarters for in
formation, The answer was not encourag-
ing and Lester was made to refund the
money Of hts Ravenna purchasers and
was brought by the marshal of that place
to Broken Bow, where he was received
with open arms by Sheriff Kennedy, who
had, in the meantime. been doing a little
teiegraphings on his own account. On a
later train Mr.. Hansen-not knowing any
thing was wrong-arrived from the west
and was also heartily welcomed. They
we're made to give a list Of their Broken
Bow victims and forced to make restitu-
ton. All the money, amounting to about
$3.50. was returned.
The number OF would-be purchasers in
this city was nearly forty. How many
Hansen succeeded in getting at Merna and
other places is not known at present
After looking into the case County Attor-
ney Gadd decided, inasmuch as the money
had been refunded and the men refused
to sell more than $50 worth Of lots to one
party in the county, thus keeping within
the bounds of petty larceny. not to put
the county to the expense of a trial. Both
men, however, agreed to stay until every
thing was thoroughly Strengthened and
other sections Of the county heard from.
but Hansen lost his nerve and beat It,
w~hereupon Lester folded his tent last
night and quietly stole away Sheriff
Kennedy today received a message from
the sheriff at Spokane saying that o. M.
Sparks. a real estate man there. was not
president OF the South aukesh Town
ship company. as there was NJ institution,
OF that name in Spokane: also there were
no authorised agents selling lots in this
part of the country and asking for a thor
ough description OF the men.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30

in Omaha to consult on some problems In
connection with the scope Of the state
society.
l. Hatfield was reported as missing yes
terday and the police are trying 70 locate
him.
The average price Of hogs advanced yes
terday at South Omaha, although no new
top was recorded.
The South Omaha odd Fellows will hold
an important meeting Thursday evening.
March 81 TO consider the forming OF a
building association for the erection of q
new hall.
STORY BOTTLED BEER-PriVate lam
ny trade In South Omaha supplied promptly
by us a. same prices as formerly. Phone
your order. Broderick q Maslowsky retail
dealers), za0l . 81. Phone South 1881.
The Willing Workers Of the Christian
church viii meet with Mrs. Clifton, 1910
North Twenty-fourth street, Wednesday
afternoon.
Charles Rollins was arrested yesterday,
charged with malicious destruction OF prop
erty BY the propriet0rs OF the Union Hand
laundry, Rogers & Mclean. They found
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30
Coroner's Jury
Unable to Solve
Kaderia's Case
Finds Buffalo County Man Came to
Death Either by Suicide or
by Foul Play,

KEARNEY. Neb., March 2~a.-(special
Telegram)-After a session OF five hours,
hearing testimony in the August Kaderia
murder case. the coronePs jury brought in
a verdict that he met death by two gun
shot wounds inflicted either by himself
or by some party unknown to the jury.
Fred Kaderia, a brother, on the witness
stand, told q straight story that cleared
himself fully. Drs. H. S. Bell and ]. p.
Norcross held an autopsy and reported that
the man was murdered and tina either Of
the two wounds inflicted would rave caused
instantaneous paralysis and tina he could
not have inflicted a second after inflicting
the first Three wounds on the side OF his
head had been inflicted by some blunt in
trument and were the result of a hard
blow.
mo powder burns were discovered on
Eaderia's face, or were there any empty
cartridges in or about the gun found near
him. The brother said that the dead man
had no bitter enemies, although he had
Quarreled frequently with Chris schreTing,
the man who first discovered the body. but
these quarrels were not thought to be Of
a serious nature schreiling first tried to
place the blame on the brother.
Kadera's body was found lying in a field
north OF Riverdaie last Friday. He had
been missing for fifteen days and no ef-
fort was made by his relatives to locate
him. There was no blood on the grass
where Kaderia lay. Kaderla generally car
ried some money with him and two or three
rare foreign coins. His pockets were empty
when the body was taken charge OF by the
sheriff. Raderla had been a party in a
law suit a few weeks previous in which one
OF his neishbors was the defendant and this
neighbor found the body.
Kaderia was well fixed financially and
no excuse can be offered for his eo,s-
hitting suicide.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30
Beautiful Hair Comes
With Dry ShampOOins
tFrom woman's National Journal

fFrom Woman's National JournaD
Dry shampooing always has been and
always will be popular with the woman
who takes pride in long. undan and
glossy hair. The dry shampoo does away
with % much OF the inconvenience and
bother accompanying washing the hair
eliminates the long trying hours and
abolishes the danger OF catching cold
indeed. II is so all-around satisfactory,
that one wonders why soap and water.
eggs] etc. can find any followers what
ever.
Dry shampOOs certainly stimulate the
groFh OF hair. There can be no doubt
as that just mix four ounces of DOW
dered 0rris root with four ounces OF
thero2, sprinkle a tablespoonful OF this
mixture upon the head. brush the pow
der well Through the hair; do his two or
three times a week for awhile and see the
results for yourself This win keen YOUR
hair hight and fluffy and beautifully lus-
trouA n c0rrects the conditions u TIE
scalp that cause hair TO become streaked.
anlL eolSrless, coarse and brittle ADV.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30

him, as they believed, breaking into the
laundry with criminal intent. This he
denies.
TELEPHONE So. S6s and have a case OF
letters Gold Top Beer delivered at your
residence. HENRY J. LETTER.
Frank Dennis was overcome while in the
dentists chair yesterday from a partial
failure Of the heart. He was taken home
and suffered much during the day. He Is
thought to be improving.
sToRZ BOTTLED BEER-'Phone your
order for Storz Bottled Beer to us. We
deliver any place In South Omaha promptly
Same prices as formerly. Frederick q
Maslowsky. 2SOl Q St. Phone South 1881
Thu meeting OF the Pioneer Historical
society Is Obliged 20 postpone the meeting.
which was to have been held az Library
hall this evening, because the hall q under
going repairs. The date fixed will probably
be April r.
We wish 10 thank the FraternaI order
Of Eagles. the Carpenters union. fire han
No. B. the city officials and employees and
kind friends and ~neighbors for the flowers
and kindness how during the illness aud
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30
Nebraska

a big team Of horses is the property Of
Dan Dunovan. living three miles from
Chapman and about nine miles from Cen
trail city. To be exact he tips the scales
at 2.620 and is 4 years old. When he was
a calf he showed exceptional size and
growth FOR his age and Dunovan decided
to keep him TO see just how large he
would grow. Before he sells him he ex-
poets the animal to weigh q ton and a
half. The steer Is ordinary scrub stock.
He stands over six feet high and Is being
kept and cared for apart from other ami
mails and is expected 20 reach the ton
and a half mark this season.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30
LOCAL COMMITTEE FOR
CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION
John Lee Webster Names the Doug
las County Men 20 As
aiat.

John L. Webster, who has been asked to
take charge OF the Omaha and Douglas
county arrangement for the proposed cen
tenary Nebraska celebration. June q. has
furnished this list OF the local committees
for the work, as well as the governing
board:
Governing board OF State Historical
society: John Lee Webster, PRESIDENT;
Governor Ashton c. shalienberger. Chan
eelor Samuel Avery, Prof. Howard w.
Caldwell. Stephen l. G~eisthardt. Nelson ].
Ludi. Robert Harvey. Samuel c. Bassett
and Clarence S. Paine.
Mnmharc nR thn cItlrnnar nn--a.-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30
Two Tickets az Central CIV.

CENTRAL CITY. Neb., March 2s.-(Spe-
cial.)-After all OF the attempts at har-
mony there will be two tickets on the
ballot for the regular spring election next
Tuesday. At first there was an attempt
to put up a compromise ticket and the
committees of the anti-saloon and square
deal parties called a joint caucus and
with a large representation OF both par
ties present a harmony ticket was put up.
Later there was some dissatisfaction ex-
pressed and a new ticket was put in the
field under the name of the independent
party. Part of the union. party ticket was
Endorsed by the Independents, but for the
office of mayor NJ. G. Merrell was nomi-
mated to oppose George E. Schiller on the
union ticket L Cover, William Smith
and ]. r. Ratcliff were nominated 20 op-
pose Charles Eatough. o. D. Burke and
G.. c. Agnew for councilmen, respectively,
in the First. Second and Third wards, and
DR.. E. E. Boyd was nominated 10 oppose
William Mccullough for member of the
school board. The saloon is not an issue
in Central City. as the anti-saloon senti-
ment is overwhelming here and the ques-
ton is no longer brought up.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30
BOY DROWNED AT BOsTw1CK
Little 4-Year-OId Clarence FiIIey Fail.
In CtatRru-nead wh.- r.N-.- ~

Little 4-Year-OId Clarence FIIIey Falls
In Cistern-Dead when Taken Out.
SUPERIOR, Neb.. March 2s.-(special)-
esterday evening while at play in the yard
Of a neighbor family. Clarence Filley. the
A-year-old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. I.
Ftlley, station agent for the Burlington at
Bostwick. a small station a few miles west
Of Superior. fell into the cistern. He was
rescued by Mr.. Philips, butSbefore medical
aid reached him life was extinct. It Is
thought he was killed by the fall as a
cross bar was left in the cistern and it
is more than likely that his head struck
this when he fell. The body was taken
TO Auburn, Neb.. this morning for burial.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30
office Of
E. E. AUSTIN, M. D.
SIT ANDRUs BLOCK
E. E. AUSTIN, Nj. D.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, March Is, 1910.
"Dear DR.. Neal:

81 have made a careful and thorough examination of the Neal treatment and I find that it
composed of a combination of welknown vegetable remedies that ae perfectly hamess The
value of the Neal Three Day Drink Habit Cure lies in the cmpomdmg Of those drugs and
now to administer the treatment to obtain the desired results When gvm according to dec
the treatment will cures any case Of drink habit in three days-tkes away all DESIRE rav
ng and appetite for liquor
uE u AUCwN NJ M E
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30

appointed by Territorial
Pioneer association; A. n. Yost E 10
Lyle and W. II. Robbins
Committee appointed by Douglas County
Pioneer association; A. n. Yost. Martin
Durham, B. e b Kennedy and jonathan
Edwards
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30

When you want what you want when
you want II, say 30 through tn Bee Waat
Ad columns
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30

"NVVN "A Feet High.
CENTRAL CITY, Neb. March 2s.-(Spe-
eiaL)-A steer which weighs as much as
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30

johnson, Mrs. Eberl and family.
STORZ BOTTLED BEER-We deliver
Storz Bottled Beer promptly 10 residences
IN South Omaha at the prices YOU for
merry paid. Broderick & Maslowsky, 2Ol
q ST. Phone South 1881.
Miss Irene Riches was given a SUNRISE
party az the home OF her parents. Mr.. aad
Mrs. John Riches, Twenty-third and ID
streets. Saturday, in honor OF her eleventh
birthday. The guests were Blanche STAN
neld, Florence Lempke, Anna Vana. Ma
belle koutsky. Loretta Doyle, Lillian An
dersen, Josephine O'Hara, Theresa Tromp.
Minnah SVoboda and Mary McDonough.
Foley's Kidney Remedy VIII cure any
care OF Kidney or Bladder trouble that Is
not beyond the reach Vt madeleine. No mcdi.
cine can DO more. Sold BY all druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30

Whereas, In the issue OF the World
wherein a delegate OF Central Iabor ITpion
az South Omaha wa made To say. amonrsf
other things. that Federal Labor Union No
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30
AIrs. JOhanna chin.

80
Mrs. Johanna Gillin. wife Of Edward Gil
lin, died at $40 last night at the residence,
lis North Thirty-ninth avenue. Mrs. Gnlin
was mother Of ]. ]. Gllin, the city clerk.
She had been III ever since the death OF
her little grand daughter about three weeks
ago. The child died In spasms after several
hours and in her efforts TO save the child
she o~verexerted herself and the result was
an attack Of pneumonia She was appar-
entity on the way 20 safe recovery last
night and up 10 within a few moments Of
her death seemed better than usual. The
doctor In charge was greatly surprised at
the unexpected turn for the worse. The
funeral win probably be ran today.
Edward Ginin and wife came to South
Omaha before Il was a town at all and
were among the earlier pioneers.
G. L. u. Defends Trainer.
The South Omaha Central Labor Union
has taken decided action on a certain
aspersion cast on the American Fedora
ton Of Labor by a daily paper which re-
ferrsd to Union Ne, me ~unfavorably.
Central LabOr Union also defended James
Kotsra In his defense OF p. J. Trainor from
the unwarranted charge OF being unfriendly
TO labor and having worked IN the places Of
union men. The following L. the text OF
the resolution In fun as adopted:
SOUTH, OMAHA. Nsb.. March q. 1910
RESOLUTION.
whereas, In the issue OF the World
Herald Of March q an item appeared
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30
ROumanian Handy with stein.

John Domu, a Roumanian. hit Joseph
Bender with a heavy glass beer stein last
night and cut a Revere cash in the Ger
mans forehead, from which he lost a
great quantity OF blood and which wound
required three stitches. Another cut was
found near the left eye. but 1t was not
serious. DR.. John Koutsky attended the
man at the city jail. Domu was arrested
and will probably have some damages to
pay, as in addition to hitting Bender, he
threw two glasses through the plate glass
Of the saloon front in which the row
occurred AZ Twenty-sixth and P streets.
The quarrel arose over a disputed pay
check.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-30
Shamrock Ring Contest.

The Shamrock Athletic club ring contest
closes Wednesday night and the candidates
are very eager and expectaRt. AT last
reports three candidates were very close
together and each had a very creditable
showing. The club will give a grand ball
Wednesday evening as the close OF the
contest and the winner will be announced.
The club has ranged a very elaborate
dance and program. Several speakers Of
prominence will be heard. Several an
nouncements have been made Of the stand
ing Of the contestants. but no more are to
be made.
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An Ordinance.

To establish the grade of Henry Ave
nue. from N. G. L. of Bridge, Street to
n. C. L. of Miller Road.
Be it ordained by the Council of the
City of Canton, Ohio. as follows:
Section l. That the grade of Henry
Avenue from N. c. L. of Bridge Street
to n. c. L. of Miller Road be and the
same is hereby established as follows:
Commencing at the intersection of the
N. c.. L. of Bridge Street with the
West Curb line of Henry Avenue at
an elevation of 60.95 feet above the
established datum plane, thence South
along the West Curb line of Henry Ave
nue. ascending at a rate of O.3 feet in
each 100 feet for q distance of 913 feet
more or less, to the north curb line of
Miller Road. at an elevation of 63.33 feet.
With inclined planes between above
named points, running along top of curb
lines.
Both curbs to have same elevation as
far as intersecting grades will admit
Sec. 2. That all grades heretofore es-
tablished between above named points
on said street and inconsistent with the
provisions of this ordinance, be and the
same are hereby repealed.
Sec. 3. This ordinance shall take eff
feet and be in force, from and after it's
passage and legal publication.
Passed March A. 1910,
JOHN f. BUCHMAN
President of the Council.
B r. FAUST,
Clerk of the Council.
Approved March 16, 1910,
BY A. r. TURNBULL, Mayor.
Published in the Canton Morning News
March IT, "A, 1910
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