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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1910-09-22

Come. now: let's get together
y Let me tell you all about
MY line and the advantages
tiley have for YOU. Send for
coioT cards; LET me give YOU
my prices, and show YOU how
it is to voui own best interet<
As well as mine to handle my
~iim4-uiei' paints. roofing
and y.all paper.
Henry Horstdaniel.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-14
Fire Causes a
Panic IN Car
Burning Switch Box Injuries Motor
man Larson. Damages Car and
Frightens Passengers.

B. n. Larson. a motorman running on a
South Omaha car. received serious burns
about the fRce ana body. and the front end
OF his car was scorched ana burned badly
In an accident ab0ut u.0 Tuesday night
A snort circuit In the switch box caused
the sudden fire to spurt FORTH drove the
passengers into a mad panic from the
conveyance. and injured Larson. at Six
teefth and Jackson streets
Larson suffered his burns in an atternrt
to ex1inEuish the fire and save his car.
He was forced to staEZer away from the
flames ana fall upon a sidewalk He re-
ceived medical attention in drug store and
was taken home The car was lowed to
its barn by another car.
Another street car accident Of the day
hs ppsned to a conveyance passing the inter
section OF Twentieth ard Burt streets. dur
ing the hsight OF the Afternoon circus
crowds. A popcorn wagon was driven in
'front.' OF the car and sustained a collision
with the car. The wagon was badly dam
aged. and popcorn in large quantities was
strewu over the street. while the driver
OF the wagon was slightly injured
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-14
ROD AND GUN CLUB Split
Order Against Sunday Sports Meets
with 0upOation.
PETITION SENT TO PRESIDENT
sheldon r. Asked why He Wakes an
EEception % rennis and whnt
HHrrR There 10 in Boat
RucfnE.

The question Of Sunday sports mas split
the Rod ana Gun ciub wide OPEN Mem
osrs are debating II as earnestly as Dun
lee - It's paving question
some time ago President Sheldon laid A
Jan on ali games ana contests on the
first dzy Of the week. an ORDER which met
the hearty approval Of some members and
lust as hearty disauuroval of others These
latter inquired particularly why President
Sheldon should make an exception OF ten
mis-.
Its inst as much a violation Of the
ssbhath' they argued TO bat bail across
net as 70 run boat races. At other couu-
Try clubs golf Is PLAYED ON Sunday BY in
dividuals in matches. even IL no team
contests are held Why make fiesn Of one
sport and fish OF another
Those VINO object 20 the ruling have
started a petition asking Councilman Shell
don TO ruceie from his position and IL mem
bers have been approached and asked to
sign it, OF these rs have 40 signed anu
Just two have refused
The next meeting Of the board OF III
nectors VIII see the petition presented and
a hot fight IL made 20 have Il carried.
President Sheldon is Of the opinion that
the directors will sustain him
Members claim they can see no harm
IN having few boat races on Sunday.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-14
c. c. DUDLEY DIES At AUBURN
Former uurrty Treasurer OF Nuc@oiis
C0umty, Dead Of ryph"ia
Fever

NELSON. Neb, Iuly -'sDecial- I've ''s
was reeesved here today OF the deatn OF
-,r-County Treasurer g. c. Dudley al ms
home al Ruskin last night. OF Npholo
fever. Mr. Dudle1 had been cashier OF me
Ruskiu bank since the expiration OF MS
term Of office three years ago DE leANes
a wife ana infant child besides parents
and many other relatives. His vile Is the
daughter OF ex-County Clerk Clark now OF
Hastings.
Mr.. Dudley came 10 this county win ms
father. John Dudley. VINO is one OF the
substantial. successful pioneer farmers anu
business men Of this county ne was one
Of the most prominent and progressive
young business men of the community. Al
though a hfe-IOng democrat, the republican
.ouutv convention in session mere UPON
learning of mis- death. passed a resolution
at condolences ana respect. de was an &C
dive member Of the independent 'ffner Oh
Odd Fellows and knights Of PythiEs lodges
The funeral and iuterrnent will take place
IN Ruzliu. Thursday afternoon
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-14
Nebraska
BRYAN HANDS OFT ROASI
Scores Unfairness Of Democratic
Press in Beatrios Speeeh.
PARTY LEADERS GET HARD JOLT
Eeyv of GaEr County War Hor--- Pay
Him Compliments Of Hesring.
but Prohfbitiouissu Are
rhfcix.

BEATRICE. Neh. July lG-tSpectzl
relesr wv J. BRYAN addressed a. large
audience at the Christian cnurch' this eve
ming on county option and the initiative
and referendum. Judge BretsinEer. a
populist " this city presided over the
meeting, which was attended BY more pro
hibitionists than democrats. Mr. Bryan
Opened his address by referring 70 the IN
fairness Of the democratic press. notably
the Worid-fferald.
Mr.. Bryan said he did not bring I'D the
issue Of county option. bur that the failure
of the state legislature 70 act upon Il. 1su
fcrred the Issue. Gage county. ne said
had the misfortune TO be misrnpresented nv
senator VINO was unfair and VINO is con-
troiles3 By the breyveFies. He explained in
full the issues Of county option and the
Initiative and referendum. but devoted most
OF the evening in roasting the brewery in
teTests and the leading democrats VINO CD
posed him in mis- fight for county option.
But few OF the leading democrats were
present. and Judging from the cool recsp-
ton given Nh Bryan the split on the
county option issue is widening Senator
Klein opposes Mr. BRYAN. and not more
than three delegates 0ut Of the twenty
selected 20 attend the democratic state con-
veution at Grand Island are in favor Of
county option
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-14
CHARLES N0WNs PASSES AWAY
pramfneur Politician of .arpy
County Btes NJ wis Home ~
Pa-rtIIiam.

PAPILLION. Web. July * speotai.l--
Charles N0wus. a highly respected citizen
ana pioneer % Sarpv county having nov "a
here from Vermont thirty-five years aso'
died last night az II O'Clock. his death ue-
ing very sudden. as ne was confined 70
his bed bu a few hours Mr.. N0wns was
very prominent IN politics. coming West as
a republican. ne became great WORKER
in the greenbsck reign. affiliated with the
Farmers Alliance. drifting hack TO the re-
publican party until the popuiist started IN
life He was identified with this PARTY
until MS dernise. having filled several
prominent positions during the demo-pop
administration q state sffRirs. shch a.
zerreant az arms ~ the house. clerk OF me
senate ana severai years. as one 81 me
trustees Of schools Cor the deaf ana diiihn-
lie was defeated az a derno-pop for county,
iudRe Of MS home county The deceased
leaves an aEed Invalid widow, i've sons
and. one duuEhter. All Of whom are niiins
prominent positions in life Funeral tulnor-
row at o. m at the English Methodist
church in this city.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-14
OMAHA ATTORNEY TAXES
PART IN WILSON CASE
Apuiic9sfon Of Js5hn Wilson for share
In Fathers Estn3e SIny bring
Family Reunion.

rECuMsEH. Neh-. July 1a-tSpecial.)-
something new was sprung in the matter
of Jonn Wilson. ir-. claimant Of the estate
OF the latS IudGs and Mrs John Wilson
Of this city when Attorney A L. KnAbe OF
OmGhG appsGred in the interests of Mrs
H 8. HipIey OF lOt 5prfng street. Spring
feed. Mass. II seems thar MIS-. Ripley
had been separated from he= fESSar, John
Wilson. IT.. for az reEt many years and
she Ia seeking the country over for him.
Attorney Knabs had a picture OF the John
Wilson. r., that Mrs.. Ripley claims 70
be nEr father, and the picture 10 an exact
likeness al thu John Wilson. IL, of Houz-
ton. Tex. HnO ia here with his family
awaiting tins day OF mis- heAr1ns in the
probate court. August 3. Mr.. Wilson and
his family are in Omaha and Attorney
Kuabs was unable to interview him
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-14
CROPS NEAH GoHD0N GOOD
He-~uf showers Have Dane Mnch
for NorfhvvestUrn POrtfSn
OF NebrRsk6a.

GORDON. Men. Inly IE-tCrops are
showing up we'll as reward TOR the
drenciling showers reeeived during the LAST
two weeks. Prairie hay which was oaeN-
ward before the rain. Is growing fast Al
saIfa is doing nicely Wheat ana GALS are
heading rapidly and filling in COED shape.
A farmer living south OF Gordon reports
his wheat plenty large enough to cut with
a hinder and has the largest heads ne ever
saw on grain in tins country, corn ana
POTATOES both show up we'll While there is
not the acreage OF pOtarOes there was last
year the yield is expected to be sxceilent-
Az there has not been enough hail 70
amount to anything or 70 damage crops in
this section a good yfsld Is expected TO be
the result considering the general average
OF the country at large
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-14
Personal Gossip

Mss GxendOliue White has returned
from few days STAY in Chicago.
Mss Ella Mae Brown Is Spreading this
vssit at MzcACinac.
Mrs. George rnden has gone to Colon,
called there By the illness Il hsr sister
Miss Mary Louise Sunderland ID Chicago
las arrives 10 ba, TIE guest OF Mss Nan
Murphy.
DR.. J0hu EoOzhruck ana his aunt. Mss
Helen LOOsbruck. both Of Petersburg. Men,
are the guests OF Miss McD0wan al 80
North rSNeUfy-fifth street.
Mrs. w z. Clarke and the Misses Hor-
tense and Ruth Clarke leave Saturday for
Clear Lake. la, where they have taken a
cottage for the remainder Of the summer.
They nave been spending the winter at the
Merriam but on their return expect 10
taks house
Mrs. JOel Wilmer OF Kansas City has ar
rived TO be the guest u her sister. Mrs.
Charles A Sweet
Mrs. Il Z. Sayrs and daughter Dorothy
VIII leave tOzizy for CALIFORNIA; where Mss
sayre viii enter school. Mrs Sayre will
return the latter part OF August.
Mr. Harry Well Of Cincinnati viii arrive
Thursday to ioin Mrs We'll at the home OF
Mr. ana Ars. John T. Yates. and they
will return TO their home ON Sunday.
Miss Mary Cosgrovs Of Youngstown. o..
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Fred II. Cozgrove.
MRS George voss and son. Master George
voSs. and Nj. h W. Yates. ir.. will leave
Saturday for a stay az Dome Lake.
Misses Elita and HeAsn Walther OF Brook
lyn. NJ Z, are expected Saturday to spend
few weeks VISITING Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
i Gaines. After spending a short time here
they viii accompany Mr. and Mrs. Gaines
I and family to Dome Lake
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-14
suITuR GIVES UP PRACTICE
r. W. Grums@uGti Fined for Using
ReroINsr while PaEtnE Courr tn
NounW Woman Mt CEaiE.

CRAIG. Neh. Iliy -tSpecial. Sheriff
Ffiupa came here from reisamEh iAss
evening and took in charge L. W. Crum-
b4uEfL Tina charge ON which the doctor
was apprehendesl was for threatening with q
rsyolper and. grew out OF his perHistence
in u~ginE attention 20 Young woman IN
Oppos1tibn to hur parents wishes rhe
dostor u4id his fine and left for his home
near KAnsaas City and has decided not to
roturn' 20 has prnctios here. lie graduated
frum the Kansas Gity and 81. joe Vetsri-
nary colleges ana established has office
here in ApFfI and had worked into a s0od
pEacfscs Sentiment here Is divided an 10
VINO was AZ taulE
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-14
Car Hits Auto;
Four Injured
Jessie Kerr Internally Hurt and
others Bruised in Crash on
Farnnm Street.

Jessie Kerr, years old. il suffering in
ternai injuries and four other persons are
more or less bruised a. the result Of a
collision by street car and an automobile
in which they were riding Tuesday even
ing Mr. and Mrs Henry q. Pike Of South
Omaha and the latters cousin. Mrs. G. 8.
Kerr, with her two children, Jessie and
Mary, years old. were in the automobiles.
An eastb0und car suck the rear part Of
the machine, hurtins airs. Kerr. her chill
dren and Mr.. Pike 10 the pavement.
Mrs. Kerr and her little dMuEhtsrs had
arrived in the afternoon from their home
in Washington. Ia. and were being taken
TO the Pike home IN South Omaha uf1eu
the accident happeneti
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-14
sPooK INFLUENCES DENIED
MrE. Crarnrr answers suit TO Compel
Her tu Refund Mun-y Given
Her by Asrrsl Wan.

WASHINGTON. July Mrs Laura
Crnner. a CLERK In the State department.
hlsd TODAY with the district supreme court
ner answer to the suit brought hv Dr. Lee
" Hurd u Greenwich. Conn. as conscrv-
ltor OF the estate Of Fenton T. Hurd. his
srandfather. who mad been adiudEed by
the courts OF Connecticut a. Incompetent
20 manage his own affairs.
DR.. Hurd charged that the elder Hurd
had given $4,000 70 Mrs. Cramer and the
court granted a temporary Injunction 70
prevent her from dispostnE OF any OF IL
until the suit was heard
MrH Cramer. In her answer, admits she
got $1,000 from the elder Hurd. BECAUSE
ne was grateful for her care OF him. which
rad h==- thss e &. lanzhter'' n EInrt's
allegations Of spook influences and occult
demonstrations are denied
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-14
Horses BIttra sx RattIraaaI1-.

BROKEN. BOW, Men. Iuiy TX Specially
Some time during the might or early norm
INK two valuable horses belonging TO James
Wood. farmer living one mile east OF
here. were bitten By rattiesn&l1e and will
probably die. me animals had been grazing
ON a hill east of the house and when found
their hsAds and necks were swollen 0llt OF
all proportion A small puncture ON each
nose shows where the reptile got In its
deadly work This Is a rars Instances. "a
i've stock has seldom been injured by
ruftlers in the immediate vicinity OF town.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-14
mis-. MEMM0 LAY BOUND
IN HOME NEAR FauLINA
DmfdentffRea1 MAN AeEmrikB Earmerss
wife while shs ia AIane in
Huunw.

HASTINGS Wen. July 13.--tSpeeiaI rele-
Eram.l-Mrs. Menno Lay was attacked BY
an unideutified man in her home near
Paullnz about OK clock this morning. Her
husband had gone to town leaving MIS-
Lay and her baby alone The stranger
attacked her in ths Kitchen. Threatened TO
Kin her and tied her hands with a dish
rag She lost CONSEQUENCES and aid not re-
cover until half an hoi7r later when she
teIephonsd her husband. POSSES secured
tins surrounding country but no trace OF
the azsailant was found. Mrs. Lays con-
ditton is critical out she wall probably re-
r1veE.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-14
PAYING arr ENuMERaTuH-
OFFICERS 90 Census uur~au snv rul
Hoii Amounts tu Uernrst
as4ru.

WASHINGTON. July I8-Officials ~ th,
census btircau declare they arr paving as
last as ucssibie The euumeTators who coil
ectei tho statistics FOR the thirrcenth cen.
znz Tire payroll for he euuiuer1turs Is
averaEinE more than tioeoee a day ana has
once gone a. high ~ uToCoo iay.
Director Duraud Is spposnting agents TO
collect statistics of the inmates of the
iails. prisons. rcformaturtes. almsnousss
ana Institutions FOR the insane and feeble
minded sixty-four hundred ~ these agents
will be Rpuoiuted-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-14
Nebraska
AONEY PAI8 IN PHONE CASE
Mr. MorSman Calls on Attorney Cen
sral Thompson.
THINKS STATE SUIT CAME LATE
Ralph Duff Sf NeBrasta city Has
Casa safely i'm Hnnd for Plant
solid tn BELL r~Isuh"ns
People.



LINCOLN. IulY i5.-taueciul. d --At toruey
3. "a Morsman. IT,, Of The Nebraska Ieie-
phone COMPANY called on the attorney gem
srai TODAY ami conferred with MIN regard
Ing the restraining order issued aguinar the
company BIZ the supreme cuurt. AR Aors-
man tul dthe attorney general that only
ona side Of the case had been hearu ana
that Z was MS opinion both sides should
have been heard before amy action was
taken. The attorney said the company could
20 bsfnrs the court ami sCf modification
" the order u il restrained il from doing
anything egal.
IN the meantime Il is reported that In
cases q sale In certain Instances the money
has already se-n paid over and so FAR
as known q mas already bsen spent.
Whether it viii be necessary for the parties
TO pay bHck tie money Is another question.
II Is saad Raiph DUFF has already re-
ceived his pay for his stock in the Nebraska
City company.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-14
AT the Clubs

AT shs FasAa CIaa.
A large number % dinner parties are
planned at the Field club this evening
precs-dtnlE the mid week dAnco.
Mr. Charles Bsaton will entertain for
Mss Alice Carey McGneW and her guest.
Mss HArhcEtus Wright OF Buffalo. y. z
Covers VIII be placed for
KatfsTins Wright. Gladys Peters.
Alics Carey McGrew, Louise Lord
Eunics Howell. EliEAbsth Pickena.
Messra-
Al Gordon. Ii Raymond Smith.
WIN SEnu0rr. Paul BeaIon,
Ralph Peters. Charles Beaeon
With M. and Mra II. T. PenfoId viii be
Mr. and Mrs Everett HucizfnEnam. Mr.
and Mrs T. D. Foster, Mr. and Mrs. NJ c.
Peters and Mrs. 5feadrnAn OF New York.
With Mr and Mrs. Chafss Rosenbery AT
dinner this evening Will be Mr.. ana Mrs.
Aaron Jaeger Mr.. and Mrs. 3. p Miller
aud Mr George A. GrfmmslL
Mrs W. r Burgess will entertain al a
morning bridge party next Tuesday AZ the
FieId club in honor OF Mrs P h updike
OF Los Angeles formerly OF this city. Bridge
viii be followed by luncheon-
MiSs Gertrude Mccarthy was hostess Al
a beautifully appointed luncheon uodHy Al
the Field club in honor OF Miaa Dorothy
Hutchinson OF Ken0shA. Wis-, guest OF
Miss GretnA Lane. For luncnsou ths
guests were seated al one LARGE. sguxrs
table in the center OF winch was a huEe
basket nIIsd with pink oaEuEtiOns and
white snap dragons. AFTER luncheon hsarrs
were played and thirty-fivs susstH were
present
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-14

HOLDREGE. Neh., July H. Special. -
Republican caucuses were held over the
county last nignt for the purpose Of SCI
lectinE delegates to ATTEND the county en-
vention to DO neld in this city Saturday.
rhirry'-ons delesates were NAMED from
this city and a total q ninsty-five from
the entire o0IEltJt More Interest and en-
rhusiasm was displayed at LAST nights
meetings than has been manifested Tor
some time 30 the republicans Of TINS
county.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-14

WYMORE Neb.. Jlly Iz--t Special TeIe-
Rgarn Heterogeneous have been practically
compieted Cor rebuildlns the district On
Maift stress Destroyed b. fire two weeks
aEol The reccntiy organized state bank viii
0ecupg the site where the city National
hAuk did BUSINESS. ON TIRE lots owned by
Fir. Taylor. Mf. rayor. who also OWNS the
KdioininE lor viii begin the erection Of a
store building covering the whole OF his real
estate e y. Kaufman, who owns the
lots adjoining Mr. Taylor VIII build q
store uaiiding The Latin Drug company
will probably occupy this. 4 was where
they we're located az the time Of the fire.
William Lombard purchases the remaining
LOT n Mra WrtEht of Denver ana oourem-
plates erecting building AZ once. 20 be
ocEupied BY the CutEhail q CuIuTn COM
pEnys which was formerly located IN the
burned ont buildinE All the buildings are
planned 10 BE- two stories in heiEat and
modeFr in every way.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-14

HOLDREGE. Neb-. July TX. spSeial-l--
GsofEs L Hesigtin of Boelns and Eva A
Ahlsrrom were- married yesterday morning
at the nome Of the bride in this city Rev.
E. c NeEiand OF the Methodist Episcopal
church officiating. rhs couple left iulne-
diately for trfp to different points in the
eastern part Of the state. where they viii
visit reaatives They viii make thssr home
at Lincoln. wheFe the groom il in the eIn-
ploy of the Burlington The bride is a
daughter Of the late q. p Ahistrom. vino
was one OF the well-IznOwn Odd settlers Of
Phelps county.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-14
CHICAGO MYSTERY CLEARED up
Wan who wap with Raymond Ma
hun-v when lie Was KILLED
WaNes Confessions.

CHICAGO. J,nv ts--Mvsterv In the shoot
INK 81 RAYMOND Mahanev by Elmer Cooper,
A8nr-day MORNING was solved tuiav, accord
nE to the police by the confession Of rheo-
,iore burgess. VINO declared that Mahaney
ana himself iav in wait Tor Cooper and
attempted 20 rob him Burgess was
wounded In the hack by ono ~ the shots
from Coopsr's revolver and was In hidinE
until tins afternoon. when lie was traced
to a physiciaus office, The mother ~ Ma
hauev insisted that her son was killed be-
cause ~ his affection for Miss Rush.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-14

POHCA. Men. July I2-tSpeciaI rele-
srnm.l--rheodOre Kahn, prominent and
wealthy farmer. committed suicide here last
night by shooting himself through the head.
Mr.. Rahu. who has been despundeut for
some time because OF IN hazIth. disappeared
from ms home last night shortly after s
clock Bis family and friends soon began
search for him. bEr Il was not until 10
O'Clock that his hody was found near the
river. Mr. Rahu about IS vears old
and leaves widow, TWO sons and one
daughter.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-14
MIS-. ELEANOR HORNE DEAD
widow of CsIoneI o. Horne of syra-
cu.e Expires mt Home After
short Illness.

SYRACUSE Neb.. July lz-tSpeeiaI-l--l
Mrs. Eleauor Horne widow OF ColOnel D
Horne and a resident of this town for over
tlxeuty years. died last evening after a
short sickness. She leaves two sons. Frank
Horne OF Chicago and o. G. Horns. cashier
OF the Bank OF Syracuse.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-14

BEATRICE. Neb.. July l2-tSpeciai rele-
gram Page Hauser. driver Of a Bea-
trics steam laundry wagon. came near BE-
lnE killed in a runaway this evening" The
wagon in which he was riding was thrown
against a Telephone pole. where HHuser
was pinioned until e=siss=E4SC arrived. He
escaped serious injury. but sutained a frac-
tIlrnd Leg
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-14

Fehftm tsnthr hAeNem ihotNAH"'
WASHINGTON. Iilv l3.-rhe population
of Peoria. H. according 70 me thirteerth
dcceuuial census IS $3.50. an increase "
10 $50 over 1890. ENID. Okl.. has grown fruu
IDIS in 1851 wlIen n special census was
tazen. 70 1S199. In 1910 Garfield county.
in which Enid Is located has Increased IN
the same period from IS 10. 20 iS.059
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-14

Our serni-annuai discount vale - now
On. n Includes rrHrniug, pyruEraphy outfits
and wUod. Trained pictures ana art uurtprv
Buy IN advances for yonr fHii Use Tor sits
and card prizes.
ALisX-ANDER's ART STORE.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-14

HOLDHEGE. Neh.- July * Special. -
william Beilew and Leonard resEelI. the
former Wa0 came here some time aEo from
GothanburE. ana the latter OF this city.
have p1rcnAseSi the smith restaurant ana
onnfeetionsry here. rhsy viii move INTO
the Parker building. esoss TO thssr present
location. ana viii m IA up oommodlousi,-
for their 0crupElley
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-14
RIGHT TO ROUTE FREIGHT
Traffic LeaHuc nfsssassgs Tsrouossts
Chnnge i'm Tnter~tnte Conn
rws.Y-r-r. Act.

CHICAGO. July 13-Proposed amendments
of the act regulating commerce. the right
Of shippers 20 route freight and the power
to bring The power u the Interstate Com
mercs commission to suspend proposed
changes and railroad agreements. were
some of the subjects advanced for discus
SION todsy by the delegates 70 the national
traffic league conferences which convened
l.oVn
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-14
Nebraska

Hutherfnrd introduced an ordinance haV-
iuE for It's purpose the prnhihitiuE Of the
urfza flEiIt pictures The ordinance was
placed on its second ana third ruadinE. taft
failed to pass. The New Home Telephone
company reported on June earnings as fob
lows. Rental collections ~ f7El1. Interstate
toll deducfpt. gSl99: tUtal uH2i0
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-14

HASTINGS. Neb-. July 1s.-tSpeciai.)--
Frand Etus was bound over to district
court today for trial On the charge Of kill
ing Roy Hodges. He snOt Hodges three
times during 4 quarrel over trifIing mat
ter On July 3 ana Hodges died on July
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-14

Frank PheIps of IsIarezEe Heeomes
Manager for Gompauy.

HDLDRECiE. Web. July Ia, GpeciaI.)-
Frank Parsons Of this city has assumed
the management OF the Phelps County Tele-
phone company. following the sale Of their
entire plant to ". c. MAY Of GothenmIrs.
The deal involved about $4,000 and was
virtually a transfer to the Bell company
according 70 Messrsl Dunlap and Norman
OF this city who formerly owned all OF
ths stock OF the company
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-14

GORDON. Neb., July lS--tSpecial Teie-
gram.)-- A Southland OF Central City,
Neb.. stepfather OF G. E. Booth. the home
steHder who committed suicide by hanging
on his claim in the sandhills, arrived ON
Wednesday and ordered the body buried
here
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-14

Special Deputy Came Warden King went
To Hebron sunda and arrested g. "a. Gates
for using a fIsh trup. Gates pleaded guilty
ana rfaB fined SO and costs. I4e rad two
fish ia the trap when the 5ieuth grabbed
him King also destroyed several traps
alonE the river.