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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-27
G0vERNOR-ELECT
HAS COMPROMISED
WILL DISCARD THE BLACK SACK
COAT FOR PRINCE ALBERT
AND ADD SILK TILE.

The Oklahoman says a black
Prince Albert coat and trousers to
match, together with silk hat, will
be the full dress" costume worn 10y
Governor-elect Lee Cruce at his own
inaugural ball in Oklahoma City
January Q. Mr.. Cruce has placed an
order for the Prince Albert "con.
ventional black"
This settles speculation as 10 what
the governor of Oklahoma would
wear at his own ball following his
statement that he would not ap
pear in full dress The order for
the Prince Albert was given Fri
day. On Mr.. Cruces last visit TO
Oklahoma City he stated that he
might wear a Prince Albert coat, -
but that he had not made up his
mind yet. Previous to that he had
said he would not wear full dress.
IL formerly wore a Prince Albert,
almost continually" said Mr.. Cruce,
when placing the order with his
taior.
However, it has been some years
| since he has worn the Prince Al
| bert. His friends of years standing
remember him always as dressed in
| a black sack coat and trousers 10
match. Another marked feature OF
| his dress is that he almost always
wears a black soft felt hat and a
white string tie. All during the re-
cent gubernatorial campaign and fol
years previous this is said to have
been his every day and Sunday COS
tune. The white tie, black hat and
black suit have come to be known
as his unvarying costume.
Mr.. Cruce at the present time i.
preparing his inaugural address.
He spent Christmas day quietly a
his home in Ardmore. In the after
noon he received IL few friends, bu
remained with his family all day.
Ardmore, his home town, is pre-
pairing to send a large delegation
to Oklahoma City to attend the in
auguration of the second governor
of Oklahoma and the inaugural ball
which is to follow in the evening, A
special train will be run from tha
place, leaving there early In the
morning of the 9th, due to arrive
here in time for c.e Inauguration
A special rate for the round triI
has been arranged for. Lon NJ
Frame, secretary of the Cruce cam
paign committee, previous to the
primaries, and a resident of Ard
more, has charge of the arrange
ments for the special from Mr.
Cruces home town. Mr.. Frame is OF
the opinion that Ardmore will send
500 persons here to attend the inaug
uration, and the number may be
greater than that.
The Ardmore band of about thirty
pieces, is to accompany the spe
cial. The state military guard at
Ardmore will send about 100 troops
to the inauguration.
1t has been definitely decided that
Mr.. Cruce will live in the residence
district of the city. He also may
retain rooms at the Lee-Huckins no
tel, but he and his family will live
in a private residence. Lon Frame
is to have charge Of securing a
home for the next governor, and will
come to Oklahoma City within a few
| days To lnnlr aftar that dot all
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-27

Oberlin College Glee Club Monday
night, January 2, at Broadway Meth
odist church, benefit Y NJ. C. A.
fund. More than a score of fine
musicians, just out of college and
with all that enthusiasm of student
life. They will be an inspiration to
all who hear them. 27ti
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-27

Oberlin College Glee Club Monday
night, January 2, at Broadway Meth
odist church, benefit Y NJ. C. A.
fund. More than a score of fine
musicians, just out of college and
with all that enthusiasm of student
life. They will be an inspiration to
all who hear them. 27tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-27

FOUND-A bunch of keys, finder can
have same by proving property and
paying for this ad. Eugene Cook
Police Station.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-27

FOR RENT-Three rooms partly fur
nished, all modern conveniences.
at DR.. Avis home place. Phone
513 blue. 27-4
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-27
One..Half Off

We offer everything in our toy
store at 1-2 off until Saturday night
when the store will be closed.
27-3 JOE NJ. NARA ABLE.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-27

Will have to close out this week, SO
bargains are on tap at the New
Book Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-27

Now is your opportunity to bet
beautifully framed pictures cheap, at
The New Book Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-27

Hot house lettuce, fresh every day
at Shuman's Flower Shop, 315 West
Main st. btf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-27
Books BY

Henty, Cooper, Verne, ETC., 1Oc
each to close, worth up to 75c at The
New Book Store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-27
Street Stories

Ex-senator V. p. Kirk of Indiana
vii speak tonight at the Sunbeam
Rescue Mission hall, 216 West Main
street His lecture will be interest
ing, inspiring and instructive. The
people generally are requested to
attend.
Fred S. Wertheimer, agent for
"Graustark" company, was in the
city today completing arrangements
for this production at the Robson
Monday night January 2. Mr.. Vert.
heimer has been coming to this city
for years. He made dates for COM
panies when the opera house was
under the management Of A. Klosh
and was located over the present
site of the Pennington Wholesale
Grocery house.
Say, there was a battle, and a
fierce one, too, near the Santa Fe
depot yesterday morning, and if you
had been in police court this morn
ing you would have thought from
the 'Iphiz' of one of the contestants,
who evidently came out second best,
that a cyclone had passed and he
was outside the storm cellar 1t
seems that it all occurred over the
question of the ownership of wag-
on seat, but if a circus chariot had
passed over the belligerent parties
it could not have made them look
much worse than they did when
they showed up in court this morn
ing. Judge Gait assessed the scrap
pers a fine of eight dollars each.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-12-27

Use Ardmoreite Want Ads.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-12
I eachers Show
Vocational rend
Educational Meeting GTyss Favor %
Special Training Idea NJ
Davidson 5ays.

The Keynote o. the convention az r1s
National Educational association was q
rue1d tuwaEz vocational training" SAYS
". n Davidson. city superintendent Of IN
sT-uEtiun. w1u nRE 1uEr returned rum ne
Boston nesting
The ans thing tlar viii kssD this ten
dsa1ey frum over Development Is the s1-1nE
c1nss-vz1fve feslinE OF the pe1pis whuss
enildren ar1s8Id tils Dubiic schools and VIM
VII resist too great swing N ne dir=e-
ttu 1f special eiucatzm.
The slecftun N Mrs Ella FlGzE Young
OF Chicago a. president OF tns ASSOCIATION
was tins FIRST successful attempt of Any can
1idaEs % gel the 1f1irs AGAINST me uepur-
n adverse nominating COMMITTEES
In l9sa at ST Paul. when James Z can
Eelu Wa PRESIDENT one tact1un tired 70
name a czndin2rs ir-aglizriv. 1ur was ~
1rszsed- This TINE Mrz- YnunEs name wa
iuE COMMITTEES By Or A T. Winsnfp. the
man wnu has 8asn trying to get the Office
f1r her because az bis Relief thar ir-a-
specftus Of me 1scr that shs was g woman.
she - r1e mnst ezDahle peTDn 1nr ras
arzsua. The votes a. me COMMITTEES s-und
a5uur iva 70 1ne Tor Or Snyder, But Dr
VViustfu nsssr-vsd the rzEnr 70 present a
ninuIztv r=Dur1 When tle nsDarz was
made il was allowed and the vote vas u7vu
10 one 1ur Ms. Young. L. was suTsnsiF
indspazdsnr III anything bur the fact OF
her z-=Az ahllir5- however she vas elected
because Of her fitness tur rhs of1cz"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-12
ROADS E0CLD REOPEN CASE
70 AJAX f1r a Rshea11E m me Ms
s1u1 valley Decision.
EASTERN CITES TuU N CALL
Chf-4-s shspper. AI-s stEz Perfrtan--
Es-aI JSsB-rs On Yer ThfaE
Csurr Win Reopen Case fur
Furrber ArEumenr-

Omaha E1fuusrs ar little svsruisHd 1vsr
-ls nsr.fion "a rne supreme caur- of the
United states fur rshezr-ng af -.le arlEu-
ueut IN tie Missouri RIVER racs case on
winch nat court nassd ltE decision iu ta7-rr
uf the l11erz1arn Cumrnerus commission
ann AGAINST t.le nzflruads.
The Omaha snupers VINO iuined with
those OF KANSAS City and 81 Inseun IN
nEur1nE the case % ultimate v1ct0rv be-
lieve nrs1 thar q is unlikely -nar the su-
creme -1lIr- VII cunzent CD 7eapsn t.,s
cAss- ard Second thar Il VII 40 ne rail-
ruadE little good if q IS rsa-sllsl.
Railroad publications are laying stress
Ipuu the faCt thar the petition Tor ne ~
1ezr-nE lE siEned by numhsr az Chicago
shippers sorns balm Is aesuE ala to rneir
suul alH0 by the dlcr rilar rlls supreme
snur- recently ur-ienad rsarEume1r Of the
T5bacco trust ANA STANDARD lu cases far
x is thought ~ them rhzt me same aundi-
ton NAY Euuiv-
Arrnrneys accustomed 20 practice aefara
the s1urHnne cuurr and narailiRr with fts
procedure declare c1ar tins view = -v71ul--
that 1ur Obvious rsHEuus the supreme cug1r-
u Ht-is inclined 20 hear aasss ever aEaiu
and Will nnr. sUGHnr IN tna most sxcHu-
ttUnallv Important cases. where as IN the
aobAcc1 and ul cZszz dearn u a member
df the cgurt seemed 70 require IL
Thuss favur-uE usnszznE OK tnH Ms
suurz river case say ~t1e cuur- tzllesi 10
auuraGiazs rne nacr t1Ar the charge from
me sszbuHr-7 IN me Missouri river is not a
single chruuEn nars. hur -7vo separate ana
distinct r1rez"
The Iursrzrara Commerce commission ana
the supreme cuuTr danv tnHr rhis is a raci.
1ur say Il ID flsr the other way
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-12
GET DATA FOR AEE ROAD
Commercial Chm Is Afnsr q Lfns %
suurh Dalz1ta-
SPECIAL CuExUTEE Is wuHz1Eg
~ Pr=uartnE EtHurn. 60 sha-S VaNu@
az Nsw Line % Pr=--nr tn TIE
Mm-wzni.- ar = Lar-r
Date.

A speuial COMMITTEES 1f ne Commercial
1lun - EurkinE steadily IN 1shaif 1f ne
desired dir-ct -allrliad line from Omaha
10 TanEtun- EauIa ars being ouilecraza TO-
E-Er1iuE possibilities Of traffic along r-1a
pr1pased line. which vii be u dus E1us
1rssen1ed 20 -hs MllFaukee nuad-
Il 10 rsEar-fed as wtse TO store 40 an
ml1uttsun OF the SIND az tlis time rather
tan % Gre t. because Just nuw naiiruaciE
ara nut duinE mucn neu- building 1ur pur-
szlIuE uarhar, a pulley OF rsrrsuciIIneuL
some muntnH hence une slub VIII Lay 1etlre
11e uaiirund IN arguments and da-a as 90
11lH AMOUNT " 1uuiuess which VII result
fr1rn the building az q Ana trum EauEruH
lsra-
The Dakuta CRY desires Direct c1-uruuT p
inariun with Cmaha inst earnestly az
does this city and aCrrv-rT lE also oeing
manifested there Much OK the enthusiasm
for tae unuuuEad line 1aE came abuur since
the WISH % TA1krun OF the laEl trade BOOST
ing eEcurziun. and il Il an oven secret tlaI
-f1s Curumsr-ini cam rad sicn hope N
rtev wnsn 4 inciuued Euk-uu u RI I'm
sza-
C. s HAYWARD Is Chairman OF u1e cum
ui.-sa which ls collecting traffic daiA 1ur
zrEunsurs SAKE and rae other members
are David Cole " "A Glass. z L Ellliar,
Csaurzs 4 Eally. Luther 6Gunrze- " n
McCnrd ami Nathan Msr-aEn-
The executive cn1uufrrae Of me ciun vii
hold M meeting russiaT haFtng adauur-as1i
nar rsia summer subject % the clll ~ any
tine AZ ma chairman
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-12
Bows Rob Blind
Man OF Money
UrchIns Are ArrzIg1ed N Juvenile
Court fur Theft ana unusual
Celebration.

Ralph 4tEFenE. s years alu, vas nrnuss-lI
into itIvsuile c1I1rr Monday morning n An
swe- 70 q charge u having celebrated me
Fuurrh Of IuIy IN June q. through the
medium OF e which ne Bursu1ned rum a
tiInl uncle Eis mother 1ruusar MN luro
cuu-r and a. the 1.-THE lEr was zoo over
arved % give a usGiral Of nis daTs 8III1uE
she was ohliEad u teal the Story rum her
5zvu punt Of view
As Mrs. Stevens narrative has X. Ralph
was lufsnsnrsd 70 90 the naughty dad BY
one Jonnnis EAuzurs0. also ysA-z Of age
ssla SAYS Ralnh was induced 10 enter me
rnurn where hiH sisnriszs relative was and
zpprupTeaze a p1uket5ook containing riaH
81 The first thing the boys diH was %
purchase fer Johnnie a brand new suit Of
CLOTHES. The clothing WAY IN cuur- as
svsdencH xur-l. however ~ Ralph
Thus a--1ved 1r 01e Of rasu ttzls AZ
rzved the pair her0ok themselves to Court
AND beach al nearly ~ rasy are zbie 10
rHlneInher and diligently suuEtIr u take
in everything or enc Euanuds- They VVeza
ariite surrsszrni IN raEfng THINGS in-ax
east rhey bruuEsr hack wunuTous caller
tsur af rsls must useful articles they could
ind
Hzau5 E.ss talr-zed over ID mas muIae- uuuL
aer arun1se rzzar she would make him De-
nave n t.,e future. he appeared truly r.
psnrant and pnnmiseza zaznssiiT unA1 ne
would be zoad in tina azrIue- Johnnie was
lut held as . pE-rv 10 me celebration and
Ne also Was azlowed go
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-12
Vicious Steer
Charges at Gate
Badly CurS tEie Eve of II. Christian
sun Jf ChAdrun a. South
Omaha.

A vicious steer ga1en nnuefullv al IA
Chr1EttHuson af Chaarnu. VINO was IN the
yarEis Of ina EanunaI Live Stock Canruis-
son Company A EzuUt gaze stood between
IL Chr1srizns1n and me szll-syed zuirrIal
The EzrE. nBT@uVeE. Was LErched with A
stout n00k and rle CAzarnn mAzl dalr .zirsv
secure. although be noticed uizAr me srasr
lnni1sl u1uEz mz-evuiEuL
Giving a preliminary flourish Of bis tai
tllH animal L1Nsrad hls nead. dug ais nonrs
INTO me ground ard 5uired fur rhe zare.
Ee sr-urk 4 hsad 1n- The balr zuauusd
ana the Ears Few 0pen ard st-lEK CHRIS
tianson above rne rtEnu eye. cutting ssasll
enzr inches long
friends E7IEhed in and drzEEea him to
safety M Christensen was stunned b..
ina HIow and half q duzgn stitches hzd "a
~ raZsu a1ave me gpuc-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-12
cuETISS' AGENT ON GROUND
sEaAEss sum- Prsmss-z- Curtis EaH
somarhfnE View raE uae
0unhm Neen-

z s. TlllmaE- a1Va-lce nsprasazlrlrtre Of
EzisIn CuEzzs- - n Omaha % remain unril
ma bag meet - haln mere beginning Iuiv =
NJ UImzn throws aE1 the same minus
as 1id C-1rrlzs IN me acEzEiuu Of has vast
Of a new mechanical dsT1cs w1icn VII
be nr-IaEed acre fnr rfIe Grzr time and
EniCh promises graz things for 4snopiAae
nTtzE
CsnrsEutng its nE-uEs az any more d.
tails a. Al ZE E-llu-aa Is muEn- Thai
-lrllEE really nas something up hls ziEHUH
q grulE a flcf- 1ut now really important
remains "a be deIn0nsrrzra1-
The spssd dsVsi0peL AZ me Rheims
nesr SAD NJ ElllIual - OF E-sEtEr IN
pur-zncs % asruns--lr-Cs -sllAu me record
1rAAA-nE nlEhr aazEauuVzrd Al Atlantic
City. although tnia q course, vas 1szut--
rLlllT Spectacular svslL
'-AFta-urs believe rizar highly lurrsaaad
spszi means mura iess rr,5unis 1rum the
occasional gusts or Elua waicl apparently
rzs rum n0Whens ami gnlea came rom
any direction
ne mammoth dirissbls balloon Canet
WITH operator. E0Tzcs e WIld- Eas pran-
Ideally ssrlr=a By me AsEu nm OF Ne
11-laKA a. AL adde's zzrrzzr1un Tor the mee-
10 D. hasd under IA auspices IN g.1iT. Tzls
IN cunnsortun Wirn Clean e. CuEriEa. J. O.
ZaEz- EuEsne KY OK rna Eurllss asruplEue
team ana s.Vsrz- aIu1LzeiIEs VIA have sue
cssErnliT Town their ulanhinHs AZ 81 Lluiz-
rils EuI1Lrsur aviation meaE assur=s ne ara
sst aviEE1Hn meet neta 10 ruls cuuul-y since
rhs Las AlEeasz NEST lAat IauuAE1- Ehe
aaEnllAgtnns E1rA QBsr1Iur VIA ana lae
owner ~ res dirsEsils CnHlsT. Enirh haze
n--n going On rur come l1us. wer- uruuEnr
70 = head Izis murutuE. Enen . aAusfzcIur--
suurrAct nsruFean me Asna eluh ana Mr
Wudsa rsprassura.-tve vas aF-zuss1
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-12
Bryan Makes
a Big Mistake
Says Howell
State senatur SAYS RYAN iB Wrung,
run the Pz-r7 PoIzr Of
View

CunusrzfnE the criticism ~ himself and
M other 1gsnucrnr.n senators wnn voted
aEa1nEr the initiative and rsfersudum. by
" = HrvEu- Senator q T. Howell said-
We SIMPLY A--isd uur ina pieLiEss ~ ne
STAGE demncrzttn plHrr1rm a. we under
sruod them On thtg issue AZ cuunFy iuu1l
option. while NJ Bran nHv be rzEnr from
ma Nora standpoint ne ID mating grave
riHr1Ea frum una 1Nr-r puinr N view.
That's al Z cA-e I'd szv On 11e sunfecr
8Er. Howell said Ne vii not BE- candidate
for ns--.l-cttnn 10 rls starr SENATE
ssna-ur John Il Taunsr 1f south Omaha
us11Eei % comment On NJ BrTan's crit
ciEm IN any wav. nnu- Il am EuinK AWAY
fur . few 1aVs % CHadrun." said Senator
Tanner. and when 7 return maybe I VII
haze soEnefhluE 10 sz-
ssnarur Prank r. Ransom E gut Of
uuTyn-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-12
Human Target
Resents Bullet
Carus0 SshaSfzna Causes Arrest Of
Angelo BGfezr f1r Discha-glng
Revolver On Street

Because Of the absence u cha ascsssary
Witnesses znu an IursrureTHr the cass
aEatuEr Angelo BeraA- VITO Is alleged ID
have flred ssTsTai sforz a. l-zr-1s0 5ebas-
ina near Fourth and Pierce streets sun
1Hv evening. vail nnr De tired until Tues
dav znuruiuE- Il was stated ~ Sabasz-uA
Sunday night tlar ne mad bean me rarEet
of several Of Befszr@s mIsz1rued BuIlsrs-
Monday morning, however hE wznusz me
charge 1eAeAssd from Befear, stating ti1ar
when ne uada raze csEnulRiur ne VAS tfs-ru5z
and might haEe besn mistaken as 10 ex-
aa.rtv who Befsa- vas shooting a. Eo1h
men hail tram LraEF
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-12
Protest Against
Raise IN Rates
Railroads and Big Firms 0bieGt %
Stack Yards Raising Switch
ing Charges.

Al the railroads, large E-asn Interests
ann companies mat have any Cats % De
handled. have risen I'D IN t1eir wrath and
arr IN nesting AZ Llncuin to-day u protest
alazusr tina Uuiun srouk XEr1E company
beiuz allowed n raise rnEir sgFftca1nE uarss
Il tha yards The plan az the sroek yards
Company Is 70 duEhis me existing E4tes az
handling cars. WHICH is q DIR ear and
% rhiB proposition unnH q me firms wtuss
cars are HANDLED 10 WlIling 10 agr@a 80
rnIny usurssenrartves ~ me STOCK yards
zad eff tae 4itteTaur 1.r1nz are n canEaitz-
-ru win me state Railway commission
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-12
PLAYERS LOOKING TO OMAHA
CanEzd NsuaH aepaEts MRah Inter
ssr In 1ha B1E EauE2sT So
na HEaIM Hara.

CaErEd Euuns narur1e. MnnrGT r-um g.
L1ulz Wtrl AZ mrHrzEClE nslur- az ras
lEtluuAl Gay eur GlEznpaunEuIp 1e1uiE
luurzseF ~ BE- hsin m Omaha asxr mur1a
h said rhs contest bsluE wasad m thzt
1fy aAd nEFTDSed d1Wu a. a aEEris D.
gHEe=n Peters ana ZONES tur ras iudivicuA-
sunrznLcT-
Ar suHg gave n a. has oaller mar
Innes would Wtn sur PsEss= vas unf
1ial-inE IN aiE BEST cuE-n- NJ Young ALso
rs1szr1za1 unar me rennlE players AN algalr
arrnus-d over Gay lulrr piz1-nE End ara
saslklnsI rur,gAuz wirn nlaaaurn % ths cias
s11rt lullrnsT E1iCl WI be- hald In Omaha.
l.4Eig a. 4ec1az-nE Mey Hlu u4Es 49,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-12
SUBMARINE IS sEEWuETHY
Eafred sZAes BsEr salEllan Halzen
smurszaruI Trfn the Her.

ultHl states zuullHElnE 1nz- salmon.
Elirn started t-um ,suinnT. Aaaz.. az 2
Vi eluuk un tbs G1lH--luul "a -ulT made
"a DaTrdls lElE u ciocz thla EluI-l-
INK il uana-uad uugl a. n ana rnau
ruuk q Ui-lr ala4rL azrli'ills a. HlItll Ill
suffsr--a ~ dE-nEEe- IL tlliv dnEnuunrrzIrass
-fls 1rarrlnahliry NJ the slhElzr1na far Iansr
ocean FuFzz.az- The lisrEuGa 1er1Essn
quincy ana Hamilton ls ahuur 50 uiisa aul
-ae salman mAa= an aEeraaa spn-d of DO
us-an a. ana Tan EluIA Al nauE.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-12
Holdup Suspect
Held for Trial
Mar1 caIIigzn Is Charged Win As
sauIrng and R0bbIng Am1r1se
AIkErs Last Friday.

Matr CaIliEau. WIN "a Glarged Win as
szuittng and nobhiHE AEnnrnss Alkzns uf
ADAMS. Kan. OF "a last Fr1dHy evening
was arz1iEued before Judge CrsE-T1Dnd Non
dRT nuTuinss and aIs preliminary sZaEuina-
con set t1r June IL L. Is stated ay All1ira
rEaar ne GzEns u Omaha shurI time ago
with a enusidEIzhiH sum OF money FrsaaT
1iEnr ne skill had 81 Of r1R amount ST.
when ne met CainEzz. They uauk a walk
and wlHn l1ey naaGne1 hOurtezuIl ana
W-hsfsr zl-eeIE- AzEire Gsserls rhaE hls
new found f-1snd zrtaukzd and hear hiua
until be nearly lost CONSCIOUSNESS ana thar
apan strengthening ALmHslf AZ. ne found hiz
money gone Fzs reported tle MATTER u the
police aHG Caillsan Eas lnGzued AZ SIS
Nur-h EEfrezzrh sEreer and taEen 70 uae
eiry tal. There are asEErzl witnesses VINO
zaE CniIiEa1 wan Alklna ami wan vii ap-
1aar Wneu uae clss euznss % uaAl-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-12
BRYAN Cannot
Force the Plank
So Saws Little Giant Th1mpHGn Of
Grand Island II 0mAha
M1ndzy.

" r Ehumpson. ms Little Giant az
the Hal county democracy EAs IN Omaha
TusiAT. mixing Eira friends ana attending 10
sumo les1l business He had IrEls nasita-
nun IN zaving he IA nor asaisVe a COUNTY
1uIiun uiunk VIII ns 1or1sa INTO rsla stare
uIztfur-u av ~ Bran Su MANY cBun-
ilsz are lnszr2crinE aEEzluE1 The .EEus thai
4 does nur sem possible a. can cary
szid AZ ElumpE1I- Like 1E.leT democratic
aEnsrs az l1e var1uus districts. me GnAui
Ls8and nEn nan 10 -ucis-e comment 70
uaEs TOR uahiozriuu On 1ar arTAa's asussr
aarNuuunL
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-12
Would Enforce
Chic LABOR Law
Lzb0r Commissioner MAIuin Cgufsrz
win Lseal Ers1argn
aF2-sr

Labur -nznzEiizs.lnHel AAuuin Nzs Ia u1e
A.. rsszeTdz-r fnr a euElaranoe VIA Erl1ia-
r-au 11ncer Bernstein H=lativs % A-isEed
riula1zuu. ~ tslH state eHlld lzlur iaE. NJ
ssFuEsein aas aean hAFing sume difficulty
IN szssrr.ng zErsCr eumpllAnue win rzle lAH
b. tns MESSENGER companies
.If Z al SCI rls Necessary Bra0t. prose-
sutton VIII hssiu a. once. SEld GamEnls-
sannur ElaupiE- -Bur pnoat b a very
leces4ErT faCEur IN suEu CARES. Gnd aufll
] c1udsr Wsfh Probation 0f1cHr Her1zTeln
! aznnog state fasr Ehar naTm ras sross-
aurduu All uaks'
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-12
Baker Robbed
of Large Sum
Tum Gk=s1akez Counts Els Mane7
Then Leaves II tar ThLef n
Ger n R0Um.

E1m EIrsIa<sz proprietor u a 1allsTv
AZ Ia Santa zlE-sEur1 zEresZ- was ronDs1
81 70 E-zuGv. ECCBrdiuE 10 a nsDurr ne
made E1ndE- murains Chr.EIzEEz lad
cuuuIs1 1uz ais m0nsT IN ais noam AZ
seVsurssnrn and u IliAm 3sfuue ruinE I'D
W0rE Er1dal mOruiuBs and uspurrs ne
rhuuEnr-EzAiV lEfr uas nancy behind him
Ensn ne 1epEr-sd- Euun discovering ma
nisIEke. ne r-u1rnsd hume UIlicklv and
1uuna his muneg aad ziHappa4ned-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-12
Carrie \ alton
Strikes Omaha
Saloon Rrsazer HIS Town and SAYS
Her Mission Is q Profound
4FsIsrT

Carrie Nation Of sE=oun-Bnsasz1uE fame
arrived IN Omaha MGndET Oh tla North
western 1rm Minneapolis Hsr HrEr 1urT
amer serring In the station was ~ rulInd
up rt2a station sznpiuEss. more especially
the 3gvH. and 10 give rnsu zhnrr talk
On rtla evils Of cigarette smoking and drink
INK She said heT anEtussE ia 0ruzEa was
a mystery % sEsrJ1ne Then sne made
bee line a1r me Burlington nsaduuarrz,s
at-er leav1uR ira station
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-12
Gets Fine for
Beating a Bill
Railroad Ian Il Arrested N Lsb6y
uf One E1rsl Ear Ls4z1ng An
other SaddealT

CAuEnf IN me luhuv az rhs LavuI hutsf
4ctFE ~ h4l 1EuaEEed uTEIer-uuzir- tom
tlte MeE-hHuts nufel ssveEzl dzVa 1srsr-
J. " AUrrnT, uallruad nan. Faa A.
rezrel aM -narsn Of 1ezEus ana nuazrf
alI MundEy muruinss In p0lius eulr4 MIR
ply Naz nne1 - and c1zIa
r. Wla a-ieEed llar AurunF had 49,
-ha rma tEu1n 4uue y 90 1uiv d az ne
1erunlnEa el1uEius al tls grlVZlesns ana
llzslI-lg ~ = AZ u "A
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-12
Flying Squadron
Again IN Action
Several Are Nailed N Omaha hv No
tdrcycIe Brigade - Council
BlzEEs Police A@eIvs.

Several aE-ss-s Of Omaha alr0iHts in
Council Bluffs we're -uiuciderr SATURDAY.
AMI 5uunaT with the return Of Motor Po-
lirsmeu ReiEieEnau and Morgan % their
grim durv N this ciry. Frank Il Brown. a
nzzaGenr uf 1undes- WaE ans OF the ANN
SIS % suffer arrest n Council Blur1s z. C.
Patterson was one 0f me meu vino fau
INTO rae hands or R4sEie-aar ana Marzan
IN Vest Earnan street. in this etc The
defsnnaurs II sAch sase nsssived a notice
zbIs fsne.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-12
Announcement.

On June L 1910, The Bachelors Hotel Goth
and FlTrHam, changed from tie 4ms~tcnn 70 tie
European pJqa Ro0rts may NOR Be had By the
DAG, s0ssk month Meals as Desired IA TIE Care
The nsC Hotel San fcrZ Ig2A and FarzGm
(4Hasyicaa BGan). SgiB 0Dsn about august T. 1910
CONANT HOTEL Co