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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-06-11
DEATH SENTENCE AFFIRMED

Iowa Man Convicted Of Brutal Murder
Must Hang.
Des Moines, June 1.-THE supreme
court has handed down an opinion
affirming the sentence of the lower
murderer, must hang at Fort Madison.
on Friday, July 20. ..s.
Junkin was tried and found guilty
of the brutal murder of Clara Rosen,
a choir singer at Ottumwa, while she
was on her way home from choir re-
hearsal-one night many months ago.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-06-11
PARENTS, May SPANK BEL LES

Father Of Nineteen-Year-Oid Girl Up.
held by Jury.
Waynesburg, Pa, June lI-The rod
as corrective agent has been held
legal as we'll as efficient by Green
ounty jury, even though the recipient
II the punishment be- nineteen, pretty
and a. social belle. ,..... -..--,,> -.- :. -.
The jury which heard the case
against Richard Bwart, who was
charged by his nineteen-year-old
daughter Bess with assault and bat
terry, decided the accused was wholly
within his rights and found him not
guilty. "
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-06-11
=. County OF Beltrami, ~


Countyof Beltrami. eS -.
: In District Court. 18th Judicial District:
Joseph @. Omen. =. Plaintiff.
y y VS.. s's &c..
Lurae Omen. .s..--z... ...~; Defendant. i
The State Of Minnesota. to the above named
defendant: >.vs- r r. -. s -. I'D. s. u o.
You are hereby summoned and required to
4nSV0E to the. complaint OF the plaintiff In
the above entitled action. which complaint
fsonsfla the Office Of the clerk OF said eonrt
In the court house in the City Of Bemidji. Bel
tEa1ni Oaunty; ,Ainnesota. and 10 serve
"a COPY of your answer on the sub
'$crtnsI; - bis. Office, In. the City OF
Within Thirty 900 DAVIS safters the service, OF
tlds summons upon you. exclusive Of the day
OF SUCH SoRvdce; and ifeyOuf alk tQ answer the
said complaint within the time. xforesafd the
splAinttf Ia thist action will amply to tho
court for tho relief dem anded IN said COM
'Dhint. III.
..lDated this 25th day of May. 1910.
~ .-essgs.r. JOHN r.. GLRAONS,
3 - Attorney for Plaintiff,
4 -.5.. IT. BUmidji. MINI.
june 1d-last Jslrp q
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-06-11
PECK BREAKS HIS SILENCE

Intends to Get Satisfaction Before.
Breach, of Promise Suit Ends.
New York, June 11.-Declaring he
intends to get satisfaction before he
Is through with the case Professor
Harry Thurston Peck, chief Latin In
structor at Columbia university and
author and literary critic, broke his
silence In regard to the $4,000 suit
for alleged breach OF promise brought
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-06-11

One thing we all want and are dis
satisfied if we get is to be let alone
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-06-11
BY THE WAY

We all like a joke; but seriously.
is there anything sweeter than a
sweet girl GRADUATED?
Few of US admire anything we
can do, ourselves.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-06-11

The thing that is never appreciated
unless it goes wrong is a normal
stomach.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-06-11

7tw-First june 1d-last Jurp a
The Detroit times., 1910-03-14

Reported FOR rae Times Dy carson.
craig ~ 60, Ford building March L..
TIE market nad uo tendency today
,ltu,r way WHAT little scattered SELL
ms anne in was Well taken. but there
wa~ u0 news To cause any speculative
buying rise pV~s uiIttN OF a decision
if tae Tobacco case oH Monday made
tay general tVup 90 tle market unset
tlrI and the bears We're ready TO
attaCk prices whenever they SAW signs
OF weakness There was better buying
~ Lake today and to price rallied
easllt Almost roo stock comes out IN
Noltg LAKE. Indiana and bohemia and
Tie market On those three stocks - s4n-
plt waiting tor further news from the
dgilIs Amalgamatei Was depressed AZ
tie clos OAK should rally again ncNt
Ntok
Reported for THE Times 49, Hayden.
Stone ~ Cu March ID. The copper
market op, Dcd inactive and ln most
instances prices were unchanged. Arr
guua COMMERCIAL was - active fta-
tlrv settling tnwu 20 aa, Where il seems
10 Iaye n4tt some support lake opened
90 point HiE bees az 1iz and extended e.
advance 20 It4. Indiana Il la
Hte4tr Dsryol4 and Centennial ar
each one Iolit Nigbcr Ta" balance 80,
tf, copper list is practically neglected.
ulau5 nt 81, leading issues Not having
been quoted Tn, Industrial and mis-
.Cel4Arrots lists ,t- rrAtUyel~ss. al-
.llu-u t1e toEt s. sarreW Eat stgurg-r.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-14
TELL NE A 10
nSTORY:M
ESCHILDREN,S
~ PLAY TINE
ouEsNlEs DONKEY eloe.

This DAY daddy was going 10 take
Queenie and her mother out 10 see
the pyramids Early in the morning
H. sent for an Egyptian mruou, 10
carry them there. and how Queenie
laughed when she saw that their
turnout" was not carriage. but
three demuIe patient little gray
donkeys. which were TO be driven by
a boy who walked beside them.
Queenie's donke. had to De scolded
all the waE 20 keep him from going
To sleep
The li,t!c girl vas very much sur
priscd 10 see that the great monu.
ment was only a huge pile Of rough
stones She had thought il was some
hing grand and wonderful When
she was told that there We're rooms
inside where kings had been she
coaxed To- 60 In Some OF the rooms
had pictures carved ON the wall and
one room vas lined with polished
stone
/ Mother and daddy were ANXIOUS 70
/ climb up the outside OF the pyramid
( 70 the top and the steps being TOO
The Detroit times., 1910-03-14

coarse middlings. s25.; cracked corn,
oats chop, $50 per Ton.
Fiomr--Michigan patents. iu wood
best, ssI.s ordinary patents, s. 20:
straisht $3.50 clear. $3.50 per Dbl. rye
hour s465 per bbl
otis-Raw linseed. Use. boiled lin
seed. 1ac; Diamond headlight kerosene
frc; Perfection. Zoe. Eoccne. l2c;
crown gasoline Use gal, turpentine. In
barrel lots 90 isc per gal
Pro, isious-Mess pork, $3.50, ram
ny pork. SO 90 q et.5e. mediums, clear.
5000 q p, 90, smoked hams 1 a. N2c'
dry Waited briskets. lac; shoulders;
lSlsc. picnic hams, l2is "a l3c, bacon, 10
: lNi2e, lard In tierces 10 &c; kettle
rendered l6h. & per 10
>ugar-ltetatl price list for petrott.
peiray, Crosse Pointe. Highland PARK.
North Detroit anu RiNei Rouge. Crys-
tai dominoes. Alb, IS. Go; DO. 6-lb. sSlS.
eagle tablets, 10; cut loaf. SOU:
cubes. s5s5 MINK powdered. s6.05'
standard powdered. s.. granulated. ex-
ira coarse, $50, granulated. nne In
bulk. $500, granulatcd. lib cartons.
50 10, granulated. 2-lh cottons. <o.9V'
granulated, 5-lb cottons. $3.50 granu-
lated. io-l5 cottons. So granulated.
25-lb cottons. IS IS, diamond \. 50 90
confectioners' a. So 55. No. l. 90 10
s. ss.iS. No. :. $50. no. Z. s5.s5: 30
$. $3.50, No. y. s5.25, No. 10. s5.20. No
No II s. cs, No 10. ss'oS: Michigan
EranulaIel $3.50
The Detroit times., 1910-03-14

HgrUrtDli Tor TIE IIW~s - 'hIsp,I
rraIR a. co. from Chicago. March =
What -C0uredlrg that serious danAEe
80 I..f dome 10 tn. growing wheat IN
pa faV og tie big counties ln kansas
and tuat there Is possibility of We
-I..rt 20 guO GOO bu there is prospect
of So I.ttle real damage 20 date Ia me
Other Jig states % tac winter wheat
,f,i f.rufnls- of good big 1910 crop
Aa.-ise weather from this on. con-
tirastlnn 81 dry conditions southwest
1t ,r Dold may greatly increase TIC
injury which ~ ir sight at this time
TfIs h. tile possibility ON the bun Side
81 th, market Until there ~ some
.i.,.o,,.. lr me weather or the chtra ctrt
-5rf-ftl reports. wheat wil\ po doubt 30
btv ON AN GQod depVt SsAons in tHg
nov crop months. tn" situation 10 ho'
/ =, f.riDus. however but, what reason
at14 r,foff- mas. he taken ou the sWt lls
80 ,n ftlrtrer N.r.ag,. reports.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-14

Apples - Fancy s3a375.. commoa.
81 5Daa 50 Per hi. western box apples.
Bannnas-Good Shipping stock. $3.50
Q2sU. according 20 quality.
B.ans-pried Lima, 'ac per 10.
Celery - Home growE. 80 u 55c doZ
California. s4.15 per crate
Caulinower - California. $3.50 per
coZ $500 per crate.
Cabbng~-si.75I per bhi.
Chccse-lIichisau nat; late made Is
d15hc fan made 'fis lIc. York
state 1S!se; l.imourger. Wisconsin,
brick. lSis itIsc: Schwer-zer ~omestic
block. zoe. domestic loaf. - Il Csc. Inn
ported. ESQ Soc per ID: 49,,
Crnnberrics-SJ q 80 per Dbl
Dntes-Persian. 5g &C: Fards. sQohc
Dressed CaIye--Fancy. llp12c ID:
Fig.-rinported. new llGl4c per ID:
California, s5c per box
Finnnn Hnddic--1l n ! &c per 10.
Fresh N~getnbiex--CuTnmb hot
house. st75n2 per doz. lettuce. hot-
house, i5qitc T. head lettuce So,
doz: wax beans. H.5o@475 per ham
FER; parsley CSC doz. green beans.
.255G per hamper. green peppers.
75c basket: rutabases, 30Tioc per bu.
IDA tomatoes. s4a425 G-basket crate.
75c per basket; water cress, asa 40c
rots. soc bu. pieplant. soc per doz.
Z Hprs--MalaE9a 81 n 5.59 Der Dbl.
Grape Fruit-s4.25 per case.
Hay-Detroit dealers arc paying the
following prices for baled hay IN car
lots. T. Q 3 Detroit, 10 timothy
s sl,p nixs I'D SIC 7s@ "fsh' re straw
81 so, wheat aud oat straw. 81: Loose
markets ranged from sl5qls. as to
HIdss-cured No l. Zoe no. ?. &c
green. No sac. no. lei KIP cured
!. ioc No, 2,,s1sc' al cured cured. 30
i4c No. 2, 12kc: horse aides. 40. l
M s352' s3 10 $3.50 s"eepsNin'' as ''
Honey - Fancy white. lGqI7c. ex'
tracted 90 loo per H.
Lcmons-California, $3.50 u 3.75 box.
imes-Sl a i.25 per TO-.
Mn-hrooms--ij n SOC per 10
Nut--W ainuts q lsG, Glmo1di as ., ~
ioe pec1ans 90 los hieerts 70 ne 1S
ESQ. "''"''S mus '-''o1"''
oraagrs-CaIifornia navels. ,2.7503
Fl0vidss. 81 50GS box, tangerines' fSg
oyster. - SOLID packed. standards
fl.5: selects, 81 Ier gal. STANDARDS, n
sUdQl cans, 2Oc. iarRS cans. zoe, IS
lects. small. csc large. S5c can.
Pineapple Floridas s2 as.2s doz
80 30 q i50 per crate.
Popcorn-Ears. 2Q2is per 10 49,
Potrtoes-Car lots. bunk. 70 ~ !.
bags. SO4S2c bu' new Bermudas' sa'''
Poultry-springs i6Isc per ID. hens
l6isc. ducks. Ia lSc, geese. ~ ! r.
turkeys. isc per 10. Dressed chick
ems. i "a. hens. iIIsc. ducks so loc
geese. ilgl5c, turkeys. 2oV22c 10.
s'rawbcrrir---iop soc per quart box
,120 crate. Illinois. si25 bu; 50 bbl.
THIIow-No. /. oAc; No. ?. 5Ae.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-14

many and Msh for su6h little girl.
Queenie was left in charge OF The
donkey boy. But the boy went away
10 talk 10 friend. and Queenie feel
ing sighted al not being allowed TO 20
with her mrents.A climbed mp ON the
donkey's back for ride by herself,
The donkey turned about and start.
ed for his home at the hotel stable.
Wanting 10 get out Of the hot sur.
and knowing that no one was driving
him. he ran fast. with poor. scared
little Oueenie holding Oh tight
Mother and daddy were terribly
worried 10 Aud her gone when they
came back. but the donkey boy was
sure the little steed would take her
straight back 10 the hotel And sure
enough. there they found her whcr
they reached their hotel. 'safc and
sound.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-14
Saved A soldier,s Lite.

Facing death from shot and shell in
the civil war was more agreeable TO j.
A. stone. OF Kemp. Tex than facing
Il from what doctors said was con.
sumption. II contracted stubborn
cold ne writes. that developed a
cough. that stuck 10 me I'm spite OF all
remedies for years. Ny weight ran
down 10 1870 pounds. Then | began
60 use DR. Kings New Discovery,
which completely cured me now
weigh Us pounds" For Coughs. Colds,
La Grippe. Asthma. lIemorrhage,
HoarseneSs. Group. Whooping Cough
and lung trouble It's supreme. Trial
bottle free. Guaranteed by T.. c. Kin
sci. Central Drug Co.. Gray 4 Worces'
for
The Detroit times., 1910-03-14
NEW Annk rnnnICE.

NEW YORK. March Il. Pork quiet
l.ard--Strong. middle west, spot. Sli.4 ~
z if-50. sugar Raw. hrm. refined
quiet. firm. Coffee Rio No :. ON thu
spot, 50 GS7sc Tallow Firm. city
g.. country. ca "a &c. Dressed poul-
ttEm fun cream specials u y ~ lNeI
Skins specials, liisc- full skins. 8 q 4s
Coffee options opened unchanged
RNttCr Firm receipts a,tal. creamery
extra, 32ci state dairy. tubs. - 81
initiation creamery, nrSts, = = q -ec
Eggs Firm yipts .,o63. nearby
" mite. fancy. 3tc, nearby mixed, fancy
nh 3. NJ -. irNsh rrsfs 50 N eSt
The Detroit times., 1910-03-14
Rosro> COPPER SALES

T1TTFI1ITV- NNT0| y. I7Iet0N "0NT0T
share sales of Marcel H. furnished hy
Hayden. stone x go. ADV. coo. Al.
- Aul Zinc. poo. Ar. $50, a a.. .G6I f.
R0s con 1908. Bos N torh. $50. Butto.
q Range. -go u. W 20. r. e.. 4as.
Frank 1910; OK. 900. CIR lo5 - g..
24J. liauc 300. ii~lV.. TOO Ind 2.aTl;
Roy CO. herr 100, Kew 2up. LAX.
8 eI5. Las $50. Mass 7.21s. Mayf 80,
MvN 6o ~ ami 20 Mich. 80. Moh.
IsU. Nes SD. Nip. 6l5. y r. seas.
y L. 3g~Z. oplp.. is. - e.. 10. - - it..
100: Csc 49, Par 1850. RAY 9.s. :. le.
sou. shan. aI5 sup. e9N = 4 - 200,
: 4 ~ 800. Tam 81, Trim. 49, e. =.
T. 500 So .ptd 70, IL. Con-. IL WIN.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-14
InnuINu pRICEs.

Canned Goods--Appies. gals. s275:
baked beans. 1 u 500 soc: Lima bean 5.
ST1 so. Corn-Faucy Maine, $llO;
standard S5c Table bects 81 % ~ J. 10.
Peas-Fancy early June. si25, stand
ards Si soaked son zoe salmon
SoCkCye.. tall. SiG5: fat. sl.S5. Alaska
reds. $3.50. Alaska pinks. 81 .Toma :
toes. ia soc. succotash sra 40 doz.
Codee-Package coffee. l0O-ib. case.
fl4.25n "a. delivered
Feed--Bran. go. fine m:ddlings. $50;
The Detroit times., 1910-03-14
OHIO 400 pRDDIIE.

CHICAGO. MARCH ~ Batter
Creamery. extras. Sic, hrsts. 9sc. dairy,
extras, 3sc. hrsts. 25C. Eggs Prime
firsts. -2v. hrsts lie. Cheese Twins,
Turkeys. i1c. fowls 10 l. "a 100, spring
chi, kens, % y "a Toe. ducks, O.. q l. y
The Detroit times., 1910-03-14
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BIFFAIO--Open
"a A fxa @fngL

BTFTAL.O. March H. tSpel ial -
Cattle Receipts 100 cars. market l"V
s., higher logs Receipts go cars,
strong. heavy and Yorker, s. l-Z'- PIGS
sf115 sheen and IaInbs--ReCeip pts 80
cars strong best lambs, $40 90 y 90
v.arfipEs. $3.50 wetLers. $500 "a
-. ewes s. .50ftS calves "a / 10 90.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-14
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter - CreRmerics. extras. sic,
nrsts, soc. dairy butter. Gle packing
stock. zoe per 10.
Eggs-Fresh current receipts, cases
included. y nc per doZ. Receipts on
SATURDAY, Il cases
The Detroit times., 1910-03-14
Markets and Finance

B6-5, COWS and h-ifers. ss65u6so;
calves s 500 lo. Hogs Receipts 30. g.
GOO slow. 'Nsht, $lU.4aM mixed.
SiH.sofl lo 80. heavy. Slo.55f % 30,
rough SlNaaut0 zoo. pigs $500 "a I a. g..
~Atrn and lambs re, elpsS I .nun.
strong, native. SafJa 10. western s. 80
q $40, lambs. native, $ a 500 western,
b., u i-hu
ttEN AND.
lNLtNEl.ANp -, March lf.-Hogs ~
Receipts 1000 lus higIer, mediums.
mixed and workers. Sll. pigs and lights,
go" cattle Receipts % ears, loN
-'t higher. Lambs Receipts \ cats.
$50 toy calves --kccei.ts 500. SIpS-
top.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-14
EASTER HOLIDAYS
Grand Trunk Railway System.
CANADIAN POINTS.

One way first class fare March a
10 $. inclusive Return limit Marcl
80 CITY ticket Office III Woodward
ave Phone Main SO
The Detroit times., 1910-03-14
EAST BIFFAIo-CIose.

EAST BtTFADO, = Y Mar0h T.
Cattle-Receipts rs. firm. prime s. ~
S735 butchers. s4fi6.'5. N"als i'e-
ycci1ts 800 SLOW &C. lower. common to-
choice. S1U10.5O. sheep and Lambs
Perclp's 1900. active, higher, lambs.
SNF iGa Neatiuge SS.f5N 9.&5. sheep. 81
~ To- Hogs--Recelp zoo. active
AID firm. workers.. $4,000 IL. pigs.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-14

/ CUICAGU. MarCu 1I--"tattIe-Ee-
ceipts 22.00Q. 5nl0c higher; heeVest
s. 25nS 40. Texas. SI.75 ~ - 90. western.
81 SOg Geo, st0ckers and feeders. $50
The Detroit times., 1910-03-14

pusincss-IILc Printing. No fuss and
no feathers The plain. neat Kind that
looks right Times Printing 90. 10
John R.-st Main ] isS, VI city 51SJ.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-14

BusInrs.-iike Printing. No fuss ana
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks light Times Printing 60. / )
John X ST Phone i49S.
The Detroit times., 1910-03-14
BOSTON COPPER.

Reported FOR The Times by Hayden
stone = Co, ll6-llS Griswoid-st.;
Omen High Low Close
The Detroit times., 1910-03-14
cuIc.co GntIN LETTER.

lblBld lUsold. CXlspllt
The Detroit times., 1910-03-14
SATURDAYS N. Y. STOCKS

Reported FOR The Times hy Hayden
stone n Co. ll6-flS GrisWoid-st'
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-22

queen Elisabeth Seriously III.
BRUSSELS, Nov. n.-The condition today
OF Queen Elizabeth, who is IN with bron-
chitis, Is serious
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-22
MAY THROW OUT THE PRECINCT
Hearing to Be Held Tuesday to Deter
mine What Will Be Done.
KAUFMAN ANXIOUS FOR SEAT
Wants to BE COmmissiOneF Right
Away, but HaverIy Says He
Must Wait for Canvass
ing Board.

Hearing TO determine whether or not the
entire vote cast in the second precinct of
the Second ward Omaha, shall be thrown
out because of the failure Of the election
board Of the precinct to list the names OF
voters in the poll books will be had by the
official canvasslng board Tuesday morning
at $3.50, according to announcement made
by County Clerk d. M. Haveriy, chairman
of the canvassing board The hearing was
asked by Alvin Johnson. who acts before
the board as representative of Judge A,
L. Sutton, who on the face OF the unoffi-
cial returns is defeated for congressman
by Charles O. Lobeck, democratic candi-
date Mr.. Johnson has not determined
whether or not he will ask that the vote
be thrown out but hearing Is wanted
in order that in justice to all it may be
properly determined what action the board
shall take.
Votes for the several candidates are not
recorded in the poll book of the third pre-
cinct of the Fifth ward. The board ord
cred that the election judges of the pre-
cinct be instructed to turn In the other
poll book used in the precinct Two poll
books are used in each precinct under the
election law. One book Is returned to the
county clerk, the other is kept for year
by one of the judges in order that it
may DC ptpuutHu II AcSSHoaAg
The board completed the canvass OF the
Fourth and Fifth wards with the exception
OF the third and fifth at its Monday morn
ing sitting. No material changes from the
unofficial returns were found
George Hauptmsn. who on the face Of the
unofficial returns is elected county com
missioner TO serves until January !, 1911,
telephoned County Clerk Haverly Monday
morning, asking il Mr., Haverly would is
sue him a certificate of election at once.
Mr.. Hauptman IS annoyed by the delay OF
the canvassing OF the vote, He apparently
Is elected for the short term" that is, to
serve from the time OF the election until
January /. 1911. AS soon as he is officially
declared elected he win take the seat Of
County Commissioner John c. Trouton. Mr..
Hauptman feels that Mr.. Trouton Is hold
ing q position which he should hold. Mr..
Haverly said he can issue no certificates
until the canvass Is completed.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-22
BrandeiS Stores
Price of Cranberries
and Turkeys to Be
Easy for Buyers
Prospect is that Morsels for Thanks
giving Board Will Be
Within Reach.

Consider the humble cranberry. 1t flour
ishes in the swamps OF Wisconsin and fares
forth timidly about the first of November
to grace many a mahogany and many a
deal table. It has come in considerable
numbers this year and will not be extra
high priced, say dealers.
The domestic egg is a little more coy and
may not be eaten at Thanksgiving break
fast tables in great quantities. The future
price of the egg depends chiefly on the
weather. Monday morning eggs brought q
cents a dozen at wholesale,
Butter prices walt on the Elgin announce
ment of the late afternoon. GrOcers are
asking IS and 40 cents a pound.
The turkey may be cheaper Tuesday, for
warmer weather. II 1t comes as predicted
will force dealers to sell lest the birds begin
to look as II old. Monday they sold at
wholesale at 26 to q cents pound.
All sorts OF seasonable fruits and vege-
tables are plentiful and of average price
for the time of year. Most fruit being
shipped here comes from the neighborhood
OF Kenner, La, just now.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-22
Big Programs to Be
Held at ALI Schools
Pilgrim Fathers and Strutting Turkey
Are Topics and Gifts by Chill
dren Given.

The Pilgrim fathers and the strutting tur-
key, ancient symbols OF Thanksgiving day
are beginning to make their appearance in
the omaha schools. The programs that
are given in tho schools in celebration Of
the holiday win have all the regular
Thanksgiving day features with stories OF
Priscilla and John Alden and the unfor-
tunate Standish the stormy landing on
the stern and rock bound coast" and the
fights with the Indians
The principal incident Of the Thanksgiv-
ing day for the children is the gifts to the
poor. In every school except the high
school, where the contributions are OF
money. the children bring food from their
own homes in generous quantities Through
the aid Of several charity organizations this
is distributed 10 the sick and destitute.
WagOnlOad after wagonload Is carried
away from every large school building and
the children enjoy making their gifts as
bounteOua as possible.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-22
COUNTRY CLUB ELECTS
NEW DIRECTORS SOON
Annual MeetinE at the Omaha Club,
when Capital stock May he
Increased.

The annual election Of directors and the
annual dinner OF the Omaha Country club
win take. place Saturday. December 10, at
the Omaha club. New directors win be
elected 10 succeed Thomas Fry. Harry
Turkey and W. j. Foye. These three will
be candidates 20 succeed themselves. and
as customary twenty or thirty other names
viii be submitted on printed sheet
The club will vote on proposition TO In
crease the capital stock from S25 900 to SO.
900. This Is TO cover alterations In the
buildings and does not connect with the
Mcshane land proposition consideration OF
which has gone over until spring The
dinner viii be At p. m
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-22
BRANDElS TO INDUCE BIG
POULTRY MEN TO SHOW HERE
Arthur ID. BrandeiH Leaves for New
York 90 Purchase Fowls and Get
Exhibit Tor Omaha.

Arthur d. Brandeis left last evening
for New York with the plinary purpose OF
inducing several large boultry exhibitors
10 place their exhihies 10 dc forthcoming
poultry show al Omaha. mr.. Brandeis will
meet his brother Emil Bfandeis. In Chicago
Tuesday and thence viii prooeed direct to
New York
The local man will purchase q number OF
English pheasants wblehi added 10 his
white leshorns, he Win enter in the local
poultry show, Emil Brandeis Is expected
10 arrive In Omaha from Chicago Wednes.
day.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-22

that section are thoroughly enthused over
the land show project.
in preparing for the monster display from
their state, the commercial clubs forming
the Oregon Development league viii hold
meeting at Salem, Ore November q n
Is announced the Oregon exhibit will in
clude specimens OF horticultural, agrlcul-
tural forest and live stock products.
Mr.. Shank announced that Secretary
Chapman OF the Oregon Development
league had declared half the population OF
that state was made up Of people who had
come from the territory tributary 20
Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-22
OREGON TO SEND STATE
WIDE EXHIBIT TO OMAHA
Fred a. shsnk Returns with Report
OF big Plans on Coast for
the show.

Fred A, Shank, special representative
Of the Western Land-Products exhibit,
made a brief stop in Omaha Monday en-
route from the Pacific coast 10 the Chi
caEo Land show. Mr.. shank reports that
Oregon has arranged 20 send a statewide
exhibit 70 the forthcoming land show in
Omaha, ana that otherwise the people OF
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-22
10 FIrea in NeM York.

NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-Bad fires in two
widely separated sections OF the city to-
day drove hundreds Of persons panic
stricken into the streets and caused prop
erty damage apprONimating $500 The
worst damage was that at a fire which
destroyed the Throop Avenue Presbyterian
church in Brooklyn, and badly damaged
adjoining buildings, The loss was $4,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-22

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