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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-04
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Observation-Disclosures iom irIser for
fpntaut, bill fprfsse at puerbepije Dem ON, at
areott Ct bpiere tns aoutast. Sc efter ieIp, ON
Set er. Syaa Dor Aatalpa oa iamttenIieu Nrb
ierue. De bpem iom iafesr btltsit. Gaftim Ct,
at 81 ielser pda Rreett ias btaist tent 10. ron
Gents WfIaa. I'll ale i9laer Vi til Sabritpri.
Ter meb ftIre al rpr Ii1e Tnrtfeuefe. Sueen
Weuemmene al neset Slags faar GDrtjeuefe at
ppre Narer. 81 ubforbrrr fptlfeticnnhelit aupei
ppftbeftutuat JtrIua at BITE en- grts 'da Lap
ION ii bpber Dem for iarrnte Slaes Gieufsanee.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-04

Sibet. Sen brittle &esiering bar
rettet en- Soreipsrsiel til Selma ON,
bpab SIass Seniister BET bapbe meo
fin WiIitarerpebition til Sibet, oa
bar faaet til Spar, at &ina lite ! no.
gen Senieenoe bill foranbre ben inbre
Administration | Sibet. RilitGr.
crpeoitionen bleo ienot fun forbi man
ianbt, at ben fineiiife aontroI | Eibei
boIot paa at Tapes paa @rnno al
oen MI aiiatte GaIai 2amas Sntri'
ger. Zen brittle Resiering bar en-
fIaret fig tiIfreos meb ainas Sorfla'
ring.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-04

s,aar DC Ilrirer III Iperierenoe.
foa prr iaa peHiia al meooeie, az
81 faa oereS ADVERTISEMENT Ges
eprubsQoften-. Set tirer Fem ben
heoife @ebdnoItna.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-04

Spcm eicr 2nften? 9ette bill bel
MI, I benne 2uftieiIaoiens sGra,
mart bli ct brenoenbe Spsrssmaal.
Gen tpife Meteorolog, 9rofesior gla.
oimir 8oeppen, bolot forleoen Dag
for aeiier @iIbelm ct Soreorog,
bpori ban osiaa bersrte bette Gimme.
Sg ban ipntes at meme, at 2uitregio'
nerne burbe giaIbe for "Statsalmerl'
%ninser", bporoper Gripatmeno IN
gen aontroI buroe babe, ON De eteoe
aIbris iaa fore SanopiSSer. Sall
bepbebe osiaa, at Der inareit mulist
burbe faItiattes internationale Heg'
Ter for 2uftieilaoien, iaaleoes at man
{. Or. bIanbt anbet fit faitilaaet Snft'
ifippernes @et til at fate no gaualt,
at BRUCE Sl9betaug og anfre Obj.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-04
1Hssass.. D a ssEss tass sas; s s,sss

ENTERED AS srooSD CLASS MATTER JUNE 18th 1908
iT'IBr fosT oFf1cE AT DEcoRAH. IOWA. uNDKR THE
it1 OF CONGRESS OF MARCH Sd 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-04

SrGuger &c en- Spmaifiuc? "Su3.
peunen" CT iaa goo iom nogen onOcn
Spmaifine til Sen bobbeIte @ris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-04
Wt betrpr 9em
ptaueu-cSnc
DorneOoans
3rop<xin etc.

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faa warerat, brng % NIB spef AZ BEN % bcth
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hles. SaistHatph. EG Trade marks
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-03-04

4eetIer porcelain
0tflet0ptet-8tatter &am0ex-0IesYer
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@horer e. heIf fsuhbeattens. gnhpsr Eerfou,
ben rette 2IasS 9eri6n, % hans Rreott &C COB
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-10
A. H. SPICKLER FOUND GUILTY
Jury After Two Hours DeIiberntiOn
on Case of Illinois Central Switch
man Finds He Stole Property.

A. H. spickler was last night found
guilty Of robbing merchandise cars in the
Illinois Central railroad yards while in the
employ Of the company a. a switchman.
Spickler was indicted on several counts
and his trial has been in progress before
Judge Green and a jury in the district
court since Wednesday afternoon. The
case was given to the jury late last even
ing, and after two hours elaboration a
eerdict was returned finding him guilty
as charged in all OF the indictments. Piled
upon the table in front of the jury County
Attorney Hess had a huge pile Of stolen
stuff found in Spickler's home when he
was arrested and all Of which was fully
Identified as merchandise taken from
looted cars. spickler was arrested last
September after he had been seen to
throw a fun case OF shoes into the fire
box Of switch engine. and II was shown
that he had destroyed the shoes when he
failed to find pair In the case that
would fit him. While being held in the
city jail the man was served by his wife
with notice Of suit for divorce The
young wife's mother testified against
spickler.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-10
Davis, drugs.

Davis, drugs.
Corrigans. undertakers. Phones 14s
FAUST BEER AT ROGERS BUFFET
Majestic ranges p. c. De Vol Hdw Co
Picture framing, Jensen. Masonic temple
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel. $780,
+. Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone 81.
See Berwick first for painting. 2l1 s. Main
Select your Xmas gifts now at Fauble's
art shop, formerly AleXanders.
schuster's and Storz' Malt Extract for
sale BY J. j. Kline Co. l62 Broadway.
Piano tuning. A. Hospe Co. Phone "a.
Victroias and Victor machines. 4. Hospe
WANTED-Boy to carry the Bee in south
part OF town. Apply Bee office, Is Scott
Flexible flyer sleds, $50 50. 1915 and
81 20. We have big line of cheap seds
also. p. c. De Vol Hdw. Co.
Ihe Big Toyland department at zoller's /,
lUO-IUZ-lOt-lO0 broadway Is now open to
everybody Bring the children.
The wonderful Boudoir Player Piano in
Guiding 70 rolls music, scarf and bench,
only $50 at A. Hospe Co.'S, 407 Bdwy.
Neat, up-to-date picture framing at
reasonable prices We please our custom
ers Walter NichOlalsen & Co, Il g. Main.
Pictures and picture framing for Xmas
trade Is our long suit. We please every
body. Bring your pictures in now. We can
temple.
Twin council No. SO5. Knights and Ladies
OF Security, will meet IN regular session
ia MacCabee hall this evening. After Inc
business Of the session is over there viii
be q banquet
Christmas special-Best geld filled
frames, guaranteed for 20 years fitted
with best lenses for Far or near vision
NV j.. w. Terry, Optometrist, al Broad
way, Council Bluffs, Ia
The funeral OF David DeVol will be held
u
az s O'Clock. Rev. Edgar Price will have
charge OF the services. The body vii b,
taken 10 Yankton, s. D., for interment
james r. Macrae Of the local health de
partment was saluted as grandpa yester
dag morning when he went to work at tn,
central police station. His daughter. Mrs
Neil Harris, Who Is visiting her parent
at their home, Sil Park avenue is an,
mother of a boy.
Frances, the 2-months-old daughter O.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl #. Schoneld, died las
evening at the home. COZ south First street
after one weeks illness from pneumonia
The funeral will be he'd this afternoon a
4 clock Rev. j. A. Williams Officiating
Burial viii be I'm Fairview cemetery.
Chief OF Police Froom yesterday foun,
a package IN the vicinity OF Main ant
Pearl streets containing two yards OF blu
silk null with a Brandeis STORE sale ticke
central station awaiting the call OF th
woman who dropped II when she left I'M
Omaha car az the Pearl street junction
Prof. j. schuyler Long, one OF the an
structOrs az the Iowa school for the Deaf
I left last night for Jackson. Miss. where h
viii deliver an address on Saturday evenin,
on the natal anniversary OF DR.. Gallaudei
founder OF the famous college Tor Tie dsa
/ at washington. ID. c. ON Tuesday eveninl
Prof Long viii speak al Memphis. Tenn
| Both addresses will be given IN the sig
I language.
/ Mrs. +. A. cOrbaisy died yes,erda.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-10

morning at Hastings, Neb., where she had
recently gone on q visit, and Where she
was stricken with a fatal attack Of ty-
phoid fever. She died at o'clock yester-
day morning and the body was returned
here at $50 last evening. It was taken to
the Woodring undertaking rooms and will
be removed to the residence OF e. p. Corba-
ley, 5O3 stutsman street after arrange
ments for tie funeral are completed. Mrs.
Corbaley was 81 years old.
John w. Miller. a cement worker en-
ployed by r. A. Wckham, dropped dead
last evening while walking along the street
In front Of ZIG Avenue b, while returning
to his home at 200 Avenue G. He was
seen to stagger and fall in the snow and
when assistance reached him he was dead.
Heart disease was the cause OF death, and
It came without premonition. The city
ambulance was called and conveyed the
body 20 Cutters Mr.. Miller is survived
by his wife and family Of eight children,
the eldest OF whom is a son bearely ~
years old.
Council camp No. a. woodmen of the
Grove Woodmen Circle, will entertain and
initiate a large class Of candidates this
evening at their hall. corner Broadway
and Park avenue. A number of candidates
will be in attendance from towns within a
distance OF fifty miles. A crowd OF from
300 to 100 will be IN attendance. Sovereign
officers from the WOodmen Of the World
and Woodmen Circle will make short ad-
dresses. The local camp will have about
100 candidates In attendance. At the con-
I
Will be served.
w. II. James, who has been confined to
his home and 10 his bed in the Edmundson
hospital for several months with a dan
gerous attack Of typhoid fever, was able
to walk up town yesterday. He will. how
ever, be unable to resume work as car
rer Of rural mail route No 6 for several
weeks Mrs. James, his brave wife, who
carried the route for nine weeks, until
she was also stricken by illness, has en-
tirely recovered. She would have contin-
ued to carry the route. making the daily
drive of more than twenty miles into the
country and return, had not all OF heI
children been attacked by tonsilitls.
Mayor Maioney has called a meeting OF
the business men interested in the plans "a
convert Broadway into a white way" by
an improved lighting system, at his office
IN the city building tonight. A number OF
business men have signfied their willing
ness to assist IN the plan and have agreed
| TO bear large part Of the costs OF in
stalling pedestal lights In clusters about
every seventy feet OF the street frontage
| The pedestals will cost about S45 each and
| the business men have planned a grouI
/ system In which four men pay for eacf
/ lamp. The city will furnish the current
/ The lamps Will be tungstens, five IN each
/ cluster. The amount OF current used vii
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-10

be but little more than is consumed by the
present arc system.
The Board Of County Supervisors con-
vened in the regular December session yes
terday and spent the greater part OF the
day as q drainage ditch board. This morn
ing 5ne o5s o tbe 1g aSes 81 the SSard
will be to draw the jury lists for the two
branches OF the district court in the three
new precincts that have been created since
the general election Of two years asp the
poll books Of which had to be used In Sc
lecting the names, one for every ten votes
registered. The jury lists should have been
made up in September, but could not be
completed until after the November cleo
ton, when the new poll books would show
will not require much time.
The Fish and Game club held it's regular
monthly meeting last night and finished
planning the work to be done In the way
clubs property at Lake Manawa during
the coming year. The financial report
with property valued at 5000 and an in
debtedness OF only $l66. The secretary s
report showed that unpaid dues of men,
bers were sufficient to clear away this
slight debt. and the club decided to make
e personal appeal TO every delinquent
member for the prompt payment Of his
dues. BY this means the club hopes to be
able TO begin 1911 without a cent Of in
Idebtedness The improvements for the year
1911 include a new shed for automobiles,
new boat shed. new buggy shed and lot
of new pleasure boats.
Judge Green sent two juries out yester-
day after trials OF the cases In the district
! court and both returned verdicts last
night One was the state against Spickler
and the other was a civil action in which
Conrad and Edward Geise sought to re-
| cover damages from A. X. Giese, placed
at $500 caused by the farm stock Of the
latter The suit caused some merrimeni
on account Of the pronunciation Of the
names, the defendant pronouncing his name
name as IL il were geese" and the sui;
was constantly referred to as the"Geise-
| Geese-case." Geise brought I'm a counter
/ claim OF $500 for similar trespasses. The
Jury returned a verdict in favor OF the
plaintiff Both own large farms i'm the
| eastern part of the county. Mr.. Geise Is
/ the well known local brewer and owner oil
/ the Geise Cereal mills on East Broadway.
! George Widdett, a boy who said his home
/ was In Pennsylvania and that his age was
| p, was arrested yesterday morning on tho
charge OF burglary and held TO tho grand
| jury. The lad was accused OF breaking
/ into the office and storeroom OF the Hafel
Lumber company's plant at Twelfth stree
| and Avenue Il and stealing a large guam
| tity OF stuff, including a pair OF trousers
| coat, sweater Jacket brace and bits pair o
( boots, one and a half dozen pairs OF cottor
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-10
Council Bluffs,
CLUB TO BRING IN SPEAKERS
Citizens Improvement Body Plans tt
Create Interest in Movement.
HOPE TO HAVE MACvICAR TALK
Possibility that Invitation VIII BE
Extended to Milwaukee Social
fists To Give This City Talk
on Their Methods.

At the meeting of the Citizens Improve
ment club last night President Orchard was
instructed to appoint committee TO secure
men to speak here on general city improve
ment topics.
The meeting was largely attended and the
proceedings were full of interest. The by
laws that have been In process Of construc-
ton for some time were completed and APP
proved and the club now has an organ. IA
ton with a solid foundation. Former Alder
man W. c. Boyer told OF a recent speech
in Omaha by former Mayor MacVicar OF
Des Moines and he suggested that the
club extend an invitation TO the Des Moines
man. who is on the commission in the
capital city.
The suggestion met with immediate ap-
prevail and the committees latitude was
extended to permit the invitation TO be
given TO other men who had also made
good In the same line. II was believed that
Mayor Seidel of Milwaukee, and also Con-
gressman-elect Victor Berger Of Milwaukee
would be glad to come here. The commit
tee was authorized to extend the invita-
ton to ali of these men and 70 arrange for
their coming IL they come the auditorium
viii be engaged for each meeting. II Is
possible that a banquet may be a feature
OF one OF the meetings. President Orchard
will appoint the committee within the next
few days.
The committee appointed at the meeting
last week 20 appeal TO the court for a re-
sraining order TO stop payment on the de-
hnqent fire hydrant bills on the bass OF
settlement arranged for by the city coun-
Gil made its report, stating that Attorney
W. III. Kiilpack had been retained 70 prose
cute the case and had assured the com
mittee that the action Of the council was
illegal
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-10

gloves, several door locks worth $3.50 each
and quantity OF other stuff. The bur-
glary was discovered shortly before
o'clock yesterday when the employees went
to work. window had been forced and
the office door opened from the inside.
The matter was reported TO the police and
at 7:25 o'clock word came from a West
Broadway citizen that q man and boy were
at his place trying to sell the stolen stuff
When the officers got there only the boy
remained. He asserted the man had done
also cOrroborated this statement. but for
some reason the police detectives appeared
to doubt 1t. The boy was sent to the
county jail.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-10

Genuine French plate mirrors made to
suit your order from selected French plate
glass selected by yourself Put in any kind
OF frame you choose H. Berwick, I'll
South Main street
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-10
Council Bluffs.
Minor Mention.

The Council Bluffs office OF The
Omaha nee IL ct IS Scott street.
Both phones ~.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-10

TO the following;
Name and Residence. Age
Charles h. Longnecker, Walnut Ia. ~
Laura Eggerstedt Walnut, Ia..,....,.... 10
f. A. Fictor McClelland Ia.............. 90
Grace Weaver, McClelland, Ia.......,.... II
Allen Murphy. Manning, Ia................ 81
Pearl Lathrop, Manning, Ia.,....,........ 2l
charles III williams, Omaha.............. 90
Beulah Robinson. Onaha................. 3
solomon @, sohaenfeie Cincinnati. o.. Is
Addie Barnett, Omaha. .,..,......... IS
charles j. Hewlett Omaha. ............... -
Lena w. Grimm, Omaha. ,..........-. "a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-10

1vanted-Boy TO carry The Bee in south
mart OF town. Apply Bee Office. Is Scott
stree
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-10
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
TO the folpwing;
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-12

A HAT FOR EVERY HEAD-In all
the newest shapes and shades. in soft
and stiff styles-all sizes and prices.
Vertin Bros. 15S
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-12
UNLISTED STOCKS.

j. A. Minnear & Co. say today:
There was but little change i'm the
stock markets today. There was some
profit taking i'm the early trading. but
the ease with which stocks were alb
sorbed prevented any influx of selling
orders and the markets braced up nice
ly before the close. The copper stocks
held firm all day.
The Boston market covered a mar
row range of quotation. North Butte
was off slightly. Lake was down a
point as were Copper Range and CAL
umet & Arizona. We can see no i'm
mediate prospects of a recession in
copper shares and believe the most
money is on the long side. Curb trad
ing was fairly active with the Lake
group i'm most demand.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-12
WOULD MEET MCFARLAND
Ad WoIaast Says He Will IL Latter
Makes WEIGHT Limit

Chicago, May, t2:-There is chance
of Ad Wolgast. lightweight champion
of the world. and Packey Mcfarland
coming together in a short distance
bout. This was the word that Mana
ger r. Il. Jones for wolgast gave out
yesterday.
Ad is aching for a bout and Is par
ticularly anxious to show his friends
Just how good he is and prefers Mil
waukee for the Mcfarland contest.
Should this battle be arranged it can
not take place until July at least for
Packev will not be back i'm this coun-
try before.
1--WE are omen to meet any man in
the world who claims to be lig'ht-
weight. In n short battle, one of six or
ten rounds. where there is no decision,
we are ready to concede pound or
two. but any battle that is for the
must he at 1873 pounds
ringside and over the derby route"
said Jones. owe will likely take on
Matty Baldwin or some of those other
over the short route In
or in the east shortly.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-12
GAY 6 sTUReIs GOSSIP.

Roston-At the earnest solicitation
of the executive committee of the
Copper Producers association, Col.
Thomas l.. Iivermore. vice president
of the Calumet & Hecla Mining COM
pany has been urged to continue as
chairman of the association for a few
months, or at least until he finally sew
ers his connection, as he proposes to
do. with the Calumet q Hecla Min
ing company Mr. Livermore. for n
few months therefore. will continue as
chairman of the association. Notwith-
tilted with the Amalgamated Copper
company had threatened to withdraw
from the association and had endeav-
orcd TO create trade opposition to the
Publication of the monthly figures
there was not whisper of dissent at
Mondays meeting and there was no
one present disposed TO father any
movement looking towards n secession.
There was furthermore no adverse
comment heard with respect to the
able figures which the association now
issues once a month.
An analysis of the April statement,
combined with the failure OF the for
eign visible supply to show any size
able increase in European stocks,
would indicate that foreign manufac-
turers are drawing heavily upon pri-
vate stocks of coppers. which private
stocks constitute the so-called "invis-
ihle supply" Just how large this in
visible sspply is no one knows, but it
Is known that i'm England and on the
continent the consumption of copper is
proceeding at normal pace and as ex-
ports from this country were UNUSUAL
light i'm April il is obvious that
the foreign consumers are drawing
upon their own stocks rather than up
ON the stocks in public warehouses.
This process, IL continued, can only re-
suit sooner or latter either I'm larger
exports from this side or very mark
co reduction in the foreign visible
supply
our exports in April were only 81
Uuo,0OO pounds which compares with
fo'oOO,OOO pounds i'm the preceding
month; 37000,000 pounds i'm February
ana Sl'OOO,O00 pounds i'm January. the
iatter being the largest exports ever
recorded in any one month. our ship
neh's abroad during April were there
Iore very much below normal, and II
mere had been the. normal outward
movement during this month, COM
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-05-12
HAD VERY RARE DISEASE.
Hancock Man Dies at st. Joseph's
Hospital Yesterday Afternoon.

Rock Stemich, a miner. az years old
died at the st. Joseph's hospital of
Hancock yesterday afternoon of an
acute obstruction of the alimentary
canal above the diaphragm. This is
a very rare disease. II is said that
DR. Berry who attended the man will
make q written report of the case Ia
the Journal Of the American medical
societies, which is an official publica-
ton for members of the medical pro-
fession. The deceased was taken sick
last Friday the disease manifesting it.
self with severe vomiting spells, and
was brought to the hospital on Mon
day.
The funeral will be held tomorrow
morning from the late home of the de-
ceased on Isle Royale street, with
services at the St Ignatius church,
Father Rezek officiating. Interment
will he at Forest Hill cemetery.