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Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10

as Indians the Colorado Springs Elks have
spared no pains nor expense. Some of their
apparel was bought from the noble redman
himself. C. p. Horn, the drum major. wore
war bonnet which stood him 500 and he
had a handmade silver belt carved and
wrought by some crude native silversmith.
L. r. Holland, past exalted ruler OF the
Colorado Springs lodge, was one of the
few members of the party not In Indian
regala Exalted Ruler Hopkins wore full
feathers.
Another Elks band, also from Colorado,
was at the same time playing to an Omaha
audience. This was tho Cowboy band of
Peublo lodge No. 90. These men, dressed in
black shirts, chaps and red bandannas,
marched up from their special train at
the Union station to the club oms/of the
local lodge, where they played first street
concert and later upstairs.
Besides Pueblo number OF other Colo
RADIO lodges were represented, the Pueblans
thmeslves, being headed by B. F. KopelilS,
past exalted ruler. Others in the party
were X. l.. Fahnestock of Leadville, DR.. c.
| S. Cramer OF salida, f. II. Stonemeyer
Canon City; John l.. Dorm, Ouray; John
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.


United States District Attorney Howell
has gone east for a vacation trip.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10

is Hans G. GlissmGnn, VINO claims ne was
crowded over an embankment by Kirsch-
braun, the latter driving an automobile
Colonel MCCARTHY Goes to oamp'-Col-
oncl d. E. MCCARTHY, chief duartermaster
Department of the Missouri will leave Sun
day evening for the maneuver camp at
Pole mountain. thirty miles west OF Chey-
enne Colonel Mccarthy is to be chief
quartermaster Of the camp and will be IN
the field for the next six weeks. Captain
Bolles will be in charge of the quarter
masters office here during the absence OF
Colonel Mccarthy
Jones valves preliminary Examination
Charles Jones, who is charged with hav-
ing emoezzled 500 from the Bloom Tomb
stone company, waved preliminary exani-
nation before Judge Crawford, and was
bound over to the district court Saturday
morning. His bond was set at $780, in do
fault OF which he has been committed to
the county jail. The embezzlement is al
legged to have been made on June s. after
which Jones left town, and was later cap
tured at Blue. Island, ILL.,, where he was
| returned by officer Hayes.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10
SOUTH WANTS CONVENTION
Delegates from Arkansas Boosting for
Hardware Meeting.
SEVERAL HUNDRED IN PARTY
Delegations Represent Six States and
Use slogan, ''NO Farther from
North TO south Than from
south to North"

Its not farther from the north to the
south than from the south to the north"
This is the battle cry Of several hundred
southern men and women who were in
Omaha for the day and VINO wish to see
the next convention of the National Retail
Hardware association go to Little Rock.
Omaha il a rendezvous for nearly all the
southern and eastern delegates going to
the convention at Denver and special cars
and special trains arrived at every hour
throughout the late morning and afternoon.
The southerners were the first on the
scene. The majority of them came from
Missouri and Arkansas, but delegates are
at hand from Mississippi. Georgia, Tennes-
see and Kentucky.
All these came in coaches over the Bur
llngton ard on arrival were taken to the
Commercial club, where sheep bells we're
pinned OH them. Nathan Roberts; w. s.
Wright and L. p. Bergman acted as a re-
ception committee
The Little Rock men are boosters after
the heart of Omaha. They are chock full
OF enthusiasm and spout facts by the score
as to why the Arkansas metropolis should
get the convention. On the special train,
which leaves Union station at p. m. these
southerners hope to line up the large Chi
cago and eastern delegations and the Min
neapons men also. Moreover, they expect
to have the Nebraska delegates pledged by
the time the party arrives in Denver Sun
day.
J. p Simpson and Senator Hampton
Williams are the heads of the Arkansas
party, the latter being a resident Of Hot
Springs
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rescued by the police with difficulty, The
officers with their prisoner were followed
ny the mob to the jail.
Licking county, of which Newark is the
county seat, is dry under the Rose local
option law. but anti-saloon league official
declare the law is not enforced. Wayne r.
Wheeler. state superintendent of the league
in an interview at Columbus tonight, de-
clared today's situation was brought
about by alleged negligence on the part of
Mayor Atherton in not unfolding the law.
COLUMBUS, o., July 9-Adjutant Gen
eral Charles Weybrecht telephoned his Of
fces from Newark today, saying that
everything was quiet and that the troops
would not be needed.
George s. Long. secretary to the gov
ernor talked to the Licking county clerk
of courts at Newark and was assured by
him that all danger of further trouble there
was over. Mr.. Long said an investigation
Of the lynching at Newark would be made.
CLEVELAND, o., July 9--Charles
Etherington, who was lynched at Newark
tonight and his eight companions, who are
still in custody, were hired in Cleveland
In behalf OF the Anti-Saloon league. For
several days past an advertisement has ap-
peared in the local papers calling for men
for special detective work. The advertise
ment was inserted by detective agency
organized by Harry Bradbury, a former
city official, and for which former State
Representative Pierce Metzger is attorney.
Mr.. Metzger refused tonight to comment
upon the riots, claiming he was merely
called by the agency to act as its legal
representative. 1t was stated at the office
Of the agency that the order for the men
was received from the Columbus head
quarters Of the Ohio Anti-Saloon league.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10
rn,rn EIectn snIoon keenern.

SIOUX FALLS, S. D., July 9-(Special.)
The town council of the little village OF
Tabor adopted a new method Of making q
selection from the applicants for saloon
licenses. All the applications could not be
granted, and therefore, instead OF making
the selecting themselves the town council
called a special election and submitted the
matter to the voters. When the votes We're
counted it was found that Matt b. Welt
and Hruska & Trunec had received the
highest number OF votes, and on the
strength of this the town board now has
issued licenses to them.
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Tired of jeff Davis.

Mr.. Williams Is of the opinion that his
state will not again be represented by Sen
ator Jeff Davis He floated in on a wave
OF populism which spread over She state
at that time and we trust his course is
about run. He has done Arkansas national
reputation no good" said Mr.. Williams.
All the southerners declare that the out
come Of the Reno fight has had a bad in
fluence on the colored residents Of the
south, but expressed the hope that things
will soon quiet down.
"Of course" said w. L. Harlan, another
Arkansas man, ''hoodlum whites have
played their part in making trouble be-
tween the races following the fight"
The Missouri delegation Is headed by
J.. G. Weber Of Clayton. president OF the
state association. G. +. d. Kanster Is the
chairman OF its committee on transpOrta-
ton.
A number Of St. Louis girls, daughters
and sisters OF the delegates. are members
OF the party and they bear out the city
reputation for the eomeilness OF it's daugh-
tiers.
The Minneapolis cars had not arrived
here by 1880 and It looked as II these would
be late for the luncheon at Happy Hollow.
The Chicago train arrived at D. IN.
Trolley cars took these visitors to Happy
Hollow for a short stay
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10
business colleges Not schools.

ABERDEEN, S. D.. July s-Cspeclal.)-
Al Mhbank. Judge Frank MeNulty Of the
circuit court denied the injunction Of Frank
r. Granger, proprietor Of commercial
school, asking the court to close down six
Aberdeen saloons on the ground that they
were within 800 feet OF his institution, and
therefore prohibited by the statute, deolar-
ing saloons shall not be permitted within
300 feet OF public or private school. The
court decided the business college did not
come under the designation intended by
the statute. Mr.. Granger will appeal the
case to the state supreme court
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10

Howard. Il is charged, did not resist the
detectives when they entered his place on
the outskirts OF the city. He, IL IL said
however, put his arms about Etherington
as II 10 hold him, whereupon the officer
fired a bullet into his head.
striking Baltimore Ohio railway en-
ploS es declare Etherington recently came to
Newark as a strikebreaker, and the III
feeling growing out OF the strike has in
tcnsIfied that due TO the raids today. To-
night a sirikebreaker WAS pursued through
the streets for several squares He saved
himself by jumping through the window OF
q laundry.
Although the mob about the jail tonigh,
is menacing. no effort has been made 70
call out troops.
The detectives who made the raids ar
rived this morning. with search and seis-
ure warrants secured from the mayor OF
Granville, a nearby village One OF the
first saloons visited was that OF Louis
bolton. where a bartender. Edward Nc
Kenna. was hit over the head with brass
knuckIes Tho detective who hit him was
psE-aa-A nv q crowd Of people. and he was
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10

DtsgrncefuIf Conduct
of liver and bowels. In refusing to act, Is
quickly remedied with DR.. Kings New Life
Pills. Csc. For sale ny Beaten Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10

When you have anything 10 sell OF trade,
advertise II in The Bee Want Ad columns
and get quick results.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-09-17
Fresh beef at Bakers.
Picked pork at Bakers.
Correct Abstracfs-W. H.

Swiggett.
For Sale or Trade horse
power 5 passenger Maxwell auto
in good order. Call at Blue
Front.
The Verbeck- Lumber & Sup.
ply Co.. are selling stoves at
bargain prices. Buy stove now
and save money. 15-tf
For Sale-About 60 bushels of
old corn in the ear, and eight
tons Of good prairie hay in the
stack. S. NJ. HUTzEL.
Abstracts of title-made
promptly at reasonablefates.
w. H. Swiggett.
For Sale-160s acres OF good
land Z miles from county seat.
Address Box 239, Wa-Keeney,
Kans. This will be sold cheap
il taken at once.
Go to BOB The Tailor, for fine
tailoring, cleaning. pressing and
repairing Straw hats cleaned
a speciality and all work gaaran-
teed. South of p. o. 15-tf
For Sale-Smafis sized heating
stove, only used 3 months. A
fine heater and suitable for bed
room, small sitting room or din
| ing room. Call at World Office
for information concerning either
of above stoves
The Verbeck Lumber & Sup
ply company are overstocked
| with stoves-ranges, oil and
gasoline, which they are going
| to move out at greatly reduced
prices. If you want Bargains
in stoves make your selections
from their big assortment today
! and save money. l5-tf J.
Bulls For Sale-3 sixteen
months old. One by Lord DUAL
ity No. s9637: other by Front
! Lawn Cracker Jack No. 1057S1.
Dams of above purchased in
eastern Iowa. Bulls for sale at
farmers prices. A. W. Cheney
Ranch 6miles south of Hill City,
Kans. 1910
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their mounths, or 4 mistake
mankind. Take away the but
ter for the bread, the cream for
the coffee and the porridge, the
shortening in the crust and the
biscuits, the milk in the gravy
and in the buildings, the cream
for the dessert and the various
kinds of cheese which please and
satisfy. then, take away the cup
of milk for the little one and the
meal that would be left would
be neither tempting or nutrit-
ious.
The health of our people de-
ponds so much upon an adequate
supply of pure dairy products
that even scarcity is always at
tended by suffering and death
Butter is sometimes referred
to as luxury, this is mistake
Butter is not a luxury but one
of the necessities of life. and it's
composition is such that nothing
can take it's place and perform
the same functions. 1t is nat
ure's product compounded in the
maternal organism and the pro
cess is in accordance with nat
ure's law, a law which man can
initiate but cannot understand.
Man can manufacture from var
ious oils a substitute for butter
but it cannot take the place of
natures product because man
cannot understand the needs of
the human body as nature under
stand them
The animal body is developed
best when nourished by
foods which have been little man
ipulated by man and machinery
Dairy products are, as a rule,
consumed nearly as nature pro-
duced them This is particul-
arly true with milk upon which
the growing body must depend
In the case of butter only small
percentage of other products are
added to the fat extracted from
the milk. Man only manipulates
it order to put it in convenient
shape for use. 1t can still be
termed a product of nature de
signed as only nature can design
for use as food by the human
body.
The National Dairy Union,
F.. X. Slater, Secy.
ST Paul, MINI.
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County surv.y.r's Nstie. Of Survey.

state of KansRs,TreaoC County, So
In the matter OF establishing, spermanently
the corners and boundaries OF land owned
by Lars Hansen
To ". H. p. Stevens. F. ". Wheeler, Henry
Krus. Daniel Report: Frank O'Neu James
S.Brown, Alvin D. Kendall, Geo. W. Nc
Cannon. Mary W. Handy, W. I. Barber and
Wm- Austin non-residents of Trego County,
Kansas to-wit:
You are hereby notified. that Lars Hansen
OF TFeeo County. Kansas has notified me, as
County Surveyor OF rrego County, Kansas,
to establish, permanently. the corners and
bound aries OF the following described tract
OF land. owned by him and situated In Trego
County, Kansas, to-wit:
All OF section y. Northeast quarter and
north half of North west quarter Of 80. town
ship II; south Range - west, 9Th p. M as be-
tween him and you and each of you with re-
spect to tracts 1of land respectively owned
by you and lying adjacent to the above
described land: and that 7. as County Sur
xeyor. will. on the 18th DAY of September.
1910. at O'Clock D. IN. CT said day at North
west corner Section - Township IA. Range
2 In said County. proceed accordtnginR to
law to establish, permanently. said corners
and boundaries. at which time you may. IL
you wish. be present and be heard
HUDSON HARLAN.
County Surveyor. Trego County. kan.
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Surveyors Notice of Survey
State OF Kansas, Trego c.

State of Kansas, Treso County, IS.
In the matter OF establishing. permanent
-, the corners and boundaries of land owned
By Fred RensmeyeP.
TO Wm. Schrenkier. nonresident OF
Tfego county, Kansas. to-wft:
You are hereby notified. that Fred Rens-
meyer. of Trego county. Kansas, has noti-
Hed me. as County Surveyor of Trego coun :
ty, Kansas, to establish. permanently. the
corners and boundaries of the following de-
eeffbed tract OF land. owned by him and
situated In Trego county. Kansas, to-wit:
All of the southeast e of section 1s. town.
ship IL, south range % west OF the r. NJ. as
betWeen him and you and each of you with
respect to tracts Of land res pectively owned
oy you and lying adjacent TO the nbove de-
scribed lsnds and that I. as County Surveyor.
will, on the Goth day of September, 1910, at 10
o'clock q. %. of said day. at southeast corner
section ID. township L.. range %. west 9th
r. M. In said county. rroceed according to
law to establish. permanently. said corners
and boundaries. Ut which time you may, II
you wish. be present and be heard.
HUDSON HARLAN
County Surveyor. Trego County, Il an
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EiRity-five ne volumns have been received
Due 81 s1 le the GiuS the To1isl CUB
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Reach-The Barrier
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Burnitt-Little Lord Faulteroy.
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Ghureh =, of Athens.
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Cooper-rso Admirals-Wing and Wing;
Cooper Sea Tales-The Pilot : Water Witch
ooper-Leafher stocking Tales-The Path.
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Crane-Readers-5 golamns
era " ford-The Heart of Rome-Saracenesc
Crissey--The Fattings of a Retired Politician
Dearborn Bethsaida
DeF'oe-Robinson Crusoe.
DeG2ufncy-BeRu ties of
Dickins David Copperfeld - Ed win brood
Sketches Tale of Two City-Bleak House
Dodge--Hams Brinker.
DoyIe-The Hound of Baskerville
Drummond--Tbe Greatest Thing in the World
6sTs A , hsyp5sn p9sss perondaAdam
Bide,CleIical Life>Muli on the Floss p i1ns
Theoplilus Such Felix Holt.
Emerson Jr- History OF the 18th century
Evans Wilson Elmo---A SPECIFIED bird
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Fields esterday with Authors.
Finley-El Elsie Dinsimore.
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First Publication August 13. 1919
Substitute for Senate Concurrent Resolution
Ma

y. D
4 proposition to amend the constitution re-
lntins to the compe nsation of members OF
the Legislature.
Resolved by the Legislature OF the state of
Kansas. twO-thtrds OF the members elected
to each house concurring therein:
SECTION l. The following proposition 20
amend the constitution of the state of Kan
sas Is hereby submitted to the qualified cleo
tors of said state for their approval or retec-
ton. towit: The constitutions of the state of
Kansas IS hereby amended by striking out
the whole OF section of article of said
section the following. which shall constitute
section OF article , of the constitution:
SEC. Q. The members of the legislature shall
receive as compensation for their services
regular session of not less than sixty days
and one hundred dollars for each special
cession, and three cents for each mile trav-
eled by the usual route ip going to and re-
turning from the place of meeting
SIC. Z. This propositions shall be submit
tod 20 the electors of this state at the gener-
al election TO be held in the year 1910 for
their approval or rejection. The amend
on the following title: Amendment TO the
constitution fixing the compensation OF men
bers of the legislature at five hundred dol
lars for regular and one hundred dollars for
special session and three cents per mile
mileage" and shall be voted for or against
as provided bv law under such title.
SEC. g. This resolution shall take effect
and be In force from and after 1t publication
In the statue book.
Passed the Senate March 9. 1902
Approved March II. 1903.
L hereby certify that the foregoing is q
true and correct copy of Original substitute
for Senate concurrent resolution No 5. now
on dlc In my ONCE
g e. DENTON.
Secretary of State.
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First Publication August 20 1910
Administrators Notice

State OF Kansas, Trego county, In the Pro-
bate Court held In and for said county and
state
= Notice is hereby given. that letters OF ad-
ministration upon the estate of Hannah J.
HoobleF late of Tre9o county. KS. deceased.
have been granted 20 the undersigned, r. N
Hoobter by the Probate court of said county
of TreRo. bearing date the 11th day of August
1910. All persons having claims against said
estate are required to exhibit them TO me for
allowance. within one year after the date of
said letters. or they may be Precluded from
any benefit ofsuch estate; and II such claims
be net oxhSbited within three years from the
time of the publication OF this notice. they
will be forever barred.
5. d. HOOBLER.
administrator. for the Estate OF Hannah J.,
Hoobler, deceased.
Attest: A. s.. PEACOCK
--tSeali Probate Judge
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A Story for Men

Another story credited to the
late Justice Brewer has it that
while he was justice in minor
court he was presiding at the
trial of wife's suit for Sepera-
ton and alimony. The defend
ent acknowledged that he hadn't
spoken TO his wife in five year 8,
and Judge Brewer took a hand
from examining the witness.
What explanation have you, ;"
he said severely to the defend
ant, FOR not speaking TO your
wife in five years"
Your honor" replied the hus.
band. 4 didn't like to inter-
rupt the lady. Stolen.
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TEN PAGES
Refused to Work

Thannie Hayes, road overseer
of Marion township, served a
notice on Mike Gerardy to ap-
pear and work out this road tax
or pay the amount in cash. Mike
refused to do either, and Mr..
Hayes had him arrested and
taken before Justice Miller He
plead guilty and was fined So
and costs S18.65, in all and, not
paying the same, he was brought
to Troy last Saturday evening,
and placed in the county jail.
A brother-in-law of Gerardy,
who lives at Denton, came to
Troy, Tuesday and paid fine and
costs, and Gerardy was turned
loose. Gerardy Is a socialist,
and claimed that the law COM
pelling him to work the roads is
not right. While Gerardy was
confined in Jail he wrote the fol-
lowing letter to county Attor-
ney Bell: ITO A. c. Bell, Gar
of Doniphan county: Your
bounding me down and impris
oning me at last. asked for
information regarding the law
on my case and could not get
the same, on the ground that
Mr.. Miller hadn't time to find or
look for the same. / claim that
/ have a right to know this. In
Russia, they would not inprison
a man without letting him known
if he requested it, what the law
is regarding his case. You per-
haps have right to exert your
despotic power upon me, in this
case, as you see fit, for political
spite. as they do in Russia, or
possibly you are as the high
priests were with Christ, that
you gave Judas Hayes thirty
silverbugs for turning me in by
the Qxiss) indictment, and that
my only chance will be at the
lnstigation of the county board,
whether they will do as PLATE
did by saying take him and do
as you please, / wash my hands
in his innocent blood" or wheth-
er they will be men. 1t is hard
enough for an honest man to
make an honest living without
working for nothing and paying
board to keep the road in good
order for our masters, so they
can keep US In subsection longer
If others are blind to this fact
and submit like towards, / am
not. If you study this view you
will glory in my mind in this
case. Iknow l am right in my
convictions in refusing to work
the roads. as I haven't even q
deg, mule, horse or any other
property to use the road to haul
or travel over. Troy Chef.
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All locals in this column are
five cents a line and cash in ad-
vance, the advertiser has an open
account with the Office. In fig
uring out the amount allow ak
words to the line or fraction
thereof. Ten cents is the mimi.
mum amount accepted. II you
want to buy, sell. trade, lease,
employ, or have any troubles to
regulate. here is the place to do
it.