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Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-05

Our town Is building so fast that we
have THREE LUMBER YARDS all of
them doing more than they can handle.
ALL THE LUMBER WE WANT. but we
DO WANT A BRICK MAN WHO CAN
MAKE BRICK. VIII make a first class
to the right man.
Bull, Idaho, Is the market point for
10000 acres Carey Act land; the richest
cheap electric power gained from the
falls of the Snake river. There are oceans
of farm produce of every description.
Everything Is favorable. Please WRITE
ME AT ONCE.
You can satisfy yourself about
this If you will write to me at once. I
can send you "a booklet showing JUST
WHAT THIS SECTION HAS TO DE-
PEND ON; just WHAT 1T WILL DO
FOR YOU. Write for the book. 1t costs
6. II. MooUowN, Secretary BUEL COM
nrEROIAL CLUE. Bull, idaho.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-05
PUSHED DOWN SHED. FINED
Patrick MeCabs Moves NeIEhbOr's
Barn and Gets Into Pcs
lice Court.

Patrick McCabe, 1915 Ontario street, was
fined o and costs together with q neigh
boE on the charge OF pushing over a shed
belonging 20 q next door ndghbor. in a
hearing before Judge Crawford Saturday.
The testimony showed that a surveyor had
marked out the dividing line between the
homes of McCabe and Andrew McSurely,
lA7 outarlo street, in which Mcsurely' .
end was shown 70 be one inch and a half
over Mr., Mccabe's ground.
Mccabe testified that he had notified
Mcsurely OF the discrepancy and asked
thAt the shed be set back an inch and q
half upon It's owners ground. and that
upon Mcsuriey'S refusal 70 comply. had
himself knocked II down. The case was
appealed
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-05
soUTHERNER STUDIES STATE
A. ROscOwer of North Carolina In
vestigating Industrial Con-
lions of West.

A. Roscower, editor of the Goldsboro IN
g. Headlight, arrived in the city Saturday
and spent the day in looking over Omaha.
Mr.. Roscower is making trip through the
western states studying educational, indus
trial and agricultural conditions. He says
he is not satisfied with the results that
are obtained in his section of the country
along the lines he is investigating and
wants to learn the methods of the western
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-05
Dress Rehearsal
of Halley's Comet
Stellar Attraction Put On for Mem
bers Monday Night for
First Time.

That peerless stellar production, HALEY S
Comet in the Land Of Ak-Sar-Ben," other
wise known as Gus REM the Astral
Aviator" Is to be rehearsed in costume at
the den Of the Knights at o'clock on sun
day afternoon.
The first initiation will be administered
night
Those who have seen the initiation speak
OF it in terms Of awe and admiration.
Charles II. Pickens, president of the
board of governors. spoke softly:
"Of course It isn't another Paprika
Schnltzel; there never was another like
the gentle Paprka; but the initiation is a
live one and fun of ginger"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-05

Prof. Herbert Brownell, who has been
one of Peru's leading instructors for al
most score OF years has finally decided
20 accept the flatte-ipg offer of dean of
the department of physical sciences from
the teachers college of the state university.
When he arose to give a short farewell
address to his class the students greeted
i'm with the chautauqua salute and pro-
longed cheering. He is an eastern man by
education, having been graduated from the
Osweeo state normal school and taken his
b. S. degree from Hamilton college. While
still in the east as superintendent of the
Syracuse, n. Y. schools he perfected a
scheme of probation similar to that now
in use in the juvenile courts for illbehaved
children which has come into quite general
use and is being advocated by the best au-
thorities on school management. He came to
Peru in 1898 with ten years very fruitful
experience. He has built up his depart
ment in the Normal until IT is one of the
best of It's kind in the country. In addi-
ton to this he has given to the profess
sional world manuals in physics, chemistry,
nature study and astronomy which are be-
ing used not only in Nebraska but in
neighboring states. The students adj
miration for Prof. Brownell as a teacher is
only exceeded by >the love. for him as a
man. Through his leadership in bible
study and in the Young Mems Christian
association he has exerted a wonderful
influence over the young men who have
come under his inspiration. Peru made an
effort to keep him by making him dean of
the faculty and giving him large increase
in salary. but he needed the university s
call to place Of greater usefulness where
he will control very largely the teaching
of science in the high schools of Nebraska
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-05
Peru Summer sohooi opens,

The summer session Of the Peru State
Normal win open June All students
coming from the north and northwest
through Omaha take the $50 Burlington
train for Nebraska City and Peru, sps-
clai win run from Nebraska City 70 Peru
20 accommodate those leaving Omaha At
this time All trains win be met by COM
mittees 10 guide strangers 70 boarding
places
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-05
REDICK DENIES NEW TRIAL
IN C0NN0R WILL CASE
Rules mt Length on the Points OF
Law Raised In the
CaHe.

A new trial of the Conner will case was
refused by Judge Redick Saturday, leaving
further litigation q question entirely for
the supreme court.
Judge Redick ruled at length upon the
points OF law raised regarding the pre-.
sumption that Conner himself destroyed
his will,
Also he eontravensd the defendants on
the point OF alleged misconduct of ]. j.
sullivan and James p, English, attorneys
for the heirs.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-05

states so that he can suggest a remedy for
his part Of the country. He made his first
stop at Omaha and was shown the city by
the publicity bureau OF the Commercial
club
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-05
Bergers Moves
}or New Trial
Defendant in Alienation Suit Cites
Thirty-Two Reasons Why YER
dict is Wrong.

Motion for new trial Of the suit of Franz,
N. Phelps against John w. Bergers for
alienation of Mrs. Phelps affections, In
which a jury Friday returned a verdict
for Sl6,66667, was filed in district court on
Saturday morning
The motion for new trial contains thirty
two counts, alleging among others that
the jury came TO its decision by an ir.
regular process in taking an average OF
the estimates made by each of the eleven
Jurors, and that. further The verdict was
returned by the jury in the heat Of pas
sion.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-05

Bargain Counter Offerings-You will find
The Bee Want AID Pages a successful
medium FOR reaching buyer and seller.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-05

When you want what you want when
you want it, and want II in hurry. ad-
vertise for II in = ne Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-05

Persistent Advertising is the Road to Big
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-05
L0THRoP SCHOOL CLASS DAY
interesting Program Carried out by
the students of the Differ
ent Grades.

Friday afternoon a large gathering Of
parents, former students and friends OF the
Lothrop school listened to the following
program OF class day exercised;
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-05

Are You Going to Buy Land?
No farmer should think OF buying a home before
seeing copy of our journal, II has lands, city
property and stocks goods advertised in Il
from every state in the union, 50 that you can find
Just what you wish in IFS columns! II reaches sos
900 readers each issue. Advertising ra ties. ec per
word Send Toe for 2 months trial subscription IL
will DO stopped at the end Of months unless you
renew FARM AND REAL ESTATE JOURNAL
TRAER IOWA.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-29

He cat of the bag, and in clever little woman
the wonderful gained by oeing
ocently discovered huge joke on nef
He business as MS
would to DC
only his did consider his Inducements
sufficiently alung accompany instead stipulated that ne orng
present intended dor but evidently there
he purchased the promised s
he emerad
and exPen
had told him wealthy
who imitation emerad and easily found shop where
his beautiful cabochon ornatey SET
gold 1t looked like the real that hepromp
enjoyed
emeralds Her husband
clear
we'll she the
splendid especially as She
had brilants would the
asked really
while diamonds piece OF
cherished emerald at
nsinuaon which she unhetatngy reud but nevertheless she was con-
inc Ia had been fooled.
In the relating the incident Of the day she casually men
blllans
vey changed the subject and awaited develop
The perturbed frame of mind the worried man visited
we'll emerald OF the
and paying for the inStamen PLAN
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-29

UNITED STATES SENATOR GEORGE sUTH-
ERLAND Of Utah is at the Palace He will
spend the summer with his daughter IN Los
Angeles.
D. s. WALKER of Milwaukee and ]. p. Camp
bell of Kansas City among the recent ar
rivals at the Manx.
JAMES w. MINTURN. who has charge Of the
Sharon ranches in the San Joaquin, is staying
at the Palace.
WILLIS GEORGE EMERSON. real estate op-
orator of Los Angeles. is registered at the
Palace
CHARLES BLENMAN. an attorney otsTucsou. is
staying at the St francis with Mrs Blenman-
B. ACosTA. wealthy mining man of Mexico.
is at the Stewart accompanied by his family.
MARCO H HELLMAN, banker of Los Angeles.
is at the st. Francis with Mrs. HelIman.
LEON T. SHELTER. an automobile dealer Of
Los Angeles. is registered at the Palace
DE WITT CLARY of the law firm of cIary &
Louditt of stockton is at the Stanford
J. E. BARTLETT, an insuranceman of Seattle.
and Mrs. Bartlett are at the Stanford.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-29
flyers they catch the to

nationality by this theory when is part built up from Mexican
fodder 1t the practice drive the American born calf
the border and when the block back
Judge Fisher decide whether
and therefore, subject duty 1t question that might
puzzle Solomon decide other that
celebrated plan of cutting the We would attempt
forecast the nature OF the courts judgment but the pcedents
these might indicate the probable result that the
sumer will have to pay for his beefsteak.
Such the problems that grow
probation of tariff law In the language things
not what they and there perpetual battle of ingenuity
between the importers and the appraisers This put by way
of illustrations
call
whispers to the importer that they mission furniture.
The appraiser OF regards the importer natural
and the classification the highest
duty the imported tubs fairly clased
mission furniture suggest
disguise and therefore subject higher
duties 1t the that anything
the cost OF living will be appreciated the proper quarter
might length to be III order that the should
occasionally be given the benefit of the doubt
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-29

disregarded foolish old the
absurdites of evil if position gives
him power do injury his party he repudaed
put under discipline.
In this the Tribune
It is all well for Mr. Cannon talk about necessity OF
OF
the will OF responsible majority the
republican policies in
republican national platform they could be effectively
wrecke But the record of the last
they as hearty support TO the republican legislative program
President TAFT
AS the Tribune sinterpreted
intended in rules bv
He declared March,
republican
But all
the last notable speakers deposition bv
the republican majority which, according figuring
existed
1t not disputed that the insurgents unhorsed Cannon
were chiefly instrumental IN shaping the legislation of
and to them due the credit of making
gram effective Cannons grievance simply insurgents
compelled the house to resume It's legislative functions there
toore had been turned absolutely to one manhinsef
Cannon seeking convey the impression that the republican
whole deplo the change his utterances have
weight, that endeavor injury to the party
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-29
PERSONS IN THE NEWS

ADJUTANT GENERAL J. B. LAUcK came down
from Sacramento yesterday and is staying at
the Palace.
JOSEPH ERRINGToN. merchant Of wlnnipes.
is at the Fairmont with his family
T. o. CHATHAM. cattlemsn OF Ell Paso Tex.
and Mrs. Chatham are at the Dale
DELos A cHAPPELL. mining man Of Denver.
is at the ST. Francis WITH bis son.
REV. A. C. SMITH. from COIusa. and Mrs.
Smith are at the Turpin.
J. C. ARKINs. telephone Inspector Of New
York. is at the Belmont
H. HARRINGTON. banker of Los Angeles. is
at the Colonial
H REED, an aus0mOOileman of New York. is at
j. ]. JENNINGS. merchant of Portland. is At
the Turpin.
J. NJ BRYAN. merchant Of Carson. is at the
Stewart. 80
Dale.
: oRIINE Of Ininoi. i at LIE Belmont.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-29

MANZANITA-M r. E.. Salinas. Has the
United States government offered reward Tor
the production of straight stick OF manzanlta
II inches in length? If not, who has?
The government. has not. The late
Leland Stanford offered $1,000 for
straight piece of manzanita two feet
in length.
MUSSEI ROCR-N. City. What is the dis
tance from the Cliff house TO Mussel rock?
Along the beach line, nearly nine
miles.
wATERSIELONS-H ". H, Lewis Springs.
sriz In what book can | find the method for
making cider or vinegar. Or both from water
melons?
The books of recipes do not treat of
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-29

The moonlight party
is the fad of the hour
out of town and there
are several of these
evening excursions be-
ing arranged by the
younger set in Mill VAL
ley and Ross. Next
Saturday evening a
group of society noun
taineers will make the
trip up TamaIpais by
moonlight. The party is
in compliment to Miss
Louise Runyon of New
York, who is visiting
Miss Dorothy BoeTicke-
Miss Runyon will remain
during the winter and
will be a charming ad-
dition to the coterie of
girls in her set.
The dance at Blithe-
dale tomorrow evening
will attract the girls
from town with those
who are passing the
summer in the valley.
There will be several
informal dinner parties
before the dance and
among those who Will
entertain friends are
Miss Marian Marvin,
Miss Ysabel Brewer,
Miss Grace and Miss
Bessie Whittle and sew
eral others.
DR.. and Mrs. Wallace
1. Terry have been en-
joying a succession of
brief trips out of town
during the last few
weeks. and their latest
excursion has taken
them TO Tahoe, where
they will remain for at
least several days.
Mrs. Eleanor Martin
returned last evening to
her home in Broadway
after spending several
weeks in Portland. and
will remain in town for
the rest of the summer.
Mrs. William Mayo
Newha1 entertained at
an elaborate card party
last evening at the
Montecito Country club,
and the coterie that is
passing the summer at
Santa Barbara enjoyed
the reunion. The affair
was thoroughly infor-
NAL and one of a series
of parties during the
month
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-29

Miss Louise McCor-
mick will be here about
a week from Saturday,
and the young friends or
the popular girl will be
pleased to learn that she
will remain here indefi-
nitely. While her home
has been in Chicago for
the last few years, Miss
Mccormick has been a
frequent visitor here,
and has been extern
sively entertained in this
city and in the south
Miss Mccormick will be
accompanied by her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. o.
Mccormick. and their
home will be established
here once more.
Miss Jeanette Klauder,
the charming Portland
girl who is the guest of
Miss Christine PomeyOy,
is the recipient Of many
social favors in the most
informal way since her
arrival here. She has
made many friends al
ready among the young
er girls, who are plan
ming entertainment for
the visitor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralston
White entertained at a
picnic party recently at
Lagoon beach for a
score of friends The
trip from Mill Valley
was made on horseback
and the luncheon was
served on the beach.
Miss Dorothy Van
Sicklen is again at Ia
hoe, where she is enjoy
ing the outing with a
party of young friends
and some members of
her family, among whom
are F. w. Van Sicklen
and Horace Van Sicklen.
1t is probable that the
Van Sicklens will be on
this side of the bay next
winter, but their plans
are not complete.
Rev. Edward Morgan.
who has been passing
the summer in England.
will leave early next
month on the homeward
journey and will stop in
New York for a brief
visit on his way to this
city. He is expected to
arrive here late in Aug
ust.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-29
ANSWERS TO QUERIES

such. Possibly some reader of this
department can furnish the desired in
formation.
INTESTATE-E. s.. Petauma n a man dies
in the state Of California without making a will
leaving widow and brothers. but children.
what share Of bis property can his widow claim?
In such case one-half Of the estate
goes to the widow and the other half
if neither father nor mother is Iivings,
to brothers and sisters, share and share
alike.
CRANE-A. s., City. What is the age Of
William II. Crane, actor?
Sixty-five years.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-29

One OF the weddings
of August that will ba
of interest to local So
ciety is that of Miss
Louie Morgan and En-
sign Charles c. Slayton
of the navy. The bridI
elect is the daughter OF
Major and Mrs. George
III. Morgan and has any
number OF friends in
the service set. The
young officer is a IA
vorite in the navy. and
there will be several
guests from that set at
his wedding that will
take place next month
at Fort Sam Houston,
Tex.
Miss Ethel Gregg is
wearing her hair in a
most attractive way that
is the fad of the mo-
ment abroad, and sew
eral of the girls are
initiating the coiffure,
The hair is braided and
cOiled oriental fashion
over the ears and a
smooth band of black
satin is wound around
the head and fastened
invisibly under the
braids. The effect is ex-
tremely becoming to a
youthful face and the
young girls who are in
Miss Gregg's set are
adopting the new mode
almost without excep-
tion.
Mrs. George S. Nixon
of Nevada is at the Pal
ace for an indefinite
stay and will be Joined
later by Senator Nixon.
The friends of Miss
Eliza McMullin are
greeting this popular
girl upon her return to
town after an absence
of several weeks at the
country home of her
grandmother, Mrs. John
McMTllin. Miss McMuI-
lin will be here for most
of the later season, but
her cousin, Miss Anna
Weller, will remain
away for several weeks.
Miss Weller is having a
delightful time as the
guest of friends in Mis-
soula, Mont. and prob
ably will visit the Yel-
lowstOne before her re-
turn.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-29
Note and Comment

The coal which recently been sold for 81 nst have
had = f-s' Al'' ia'e
andino AZ 1sast
Taft an dankl - - s' is'iuenl
Bryan buh humboldt county has been
in Nebraska IS not as intact as either - - ~
me sacramento bridegroom who of
should hold 0 for uture emergency -
Whatever Alaskan
oeais seem safe enough they batting
The young by automobile from New yok =
San Francisco remarkable
without buyng a - 'Nl. w sn'ns -uloeaiec
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-29

CO f1SIi OF the customs court engaged passing on
disputes arising out OF the wording of tariff as II
appes to articles imported and passing through San Fran
cisco custom house These ponderous and diff
meuiOu vi cult deliberations may to throw some
Appraisement at light the prevailing high cost of living
Custom House For example there matter Of beef
L--l which the claims OF pedigree are supposed
% be naugh by subsequent servtude It IS
argued that calf born under the and becomes
foreigner liable to duty when reduced beef after has
spent period OF exile under Mexican skies The beef loses IFS
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-29
A BaIIinger
Man Pernici-
Ously Busy

that Mr. Smiths activity pushing the claims
tInCly pernicious indecent
This constant neddng politics by the bureaus Washington
evil that has permitted grow UP the status of
dangerous parasite the The bureaus
political pie and their interest always They
the daughters forever CRYING for more and more
10 their influence largely due the fact expenditures
have since 1897 from 81 100000 annually to
The practice OF bureaucratic meddng with and eeis
e functions outside OF their duties prescribed by law has gone
10 such lengths that the activity of Mr. boosting the
claims of for apparently drawn no rebue
from his superiors.
not impossible that this indifference is chiefly
cue to the tact that Mr. Smiths immediate superior Sere-
fay Banger Smith of Bangers partans in
the course of the investigation.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-29

campaign to secure the appointment of one of
his men to be director of thenewly created fed
discuss the comparative merits of candidates
for this Office but il does not hesitate to saw
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-29
The Contra
Costa Bond
Election

scenic way there IS attractive region miles
San Francisco. AS the Contra Costa puts
mills looking down them aIoet
adjacent Francisco Oakland
appreciation by of its rather position ~
Cut off is by fringe
ignorant OF its attractions Nowhere
villa SITES nowhere
Opened proposed, system permanent roads con,
nectng with Alameda
county WI" soon be know" and when known will be
Opening the the
seekers for homes will
OF which the county no now -
1t calculation that scientific system Of well 90,
sTucted roads will add So value of Contra C
lands under production AS things in the nas+ fiji
land for outsiders. S
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-29

would be strange and interesting thing granting
o home rule to Ireland should result from advice given by
= Theodore Roosevelt TO Enps
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-29

EXT Tuesday the of Contra Costa county will hold
special election the ratification of bond Issue for
S4oOOOO to be used in the construction OF good roads An
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-29

course OF his recent visit to the United
Kingdom. T. P. O'Connor, who knows Eng.
llsh and Irish politics as intimately as any
man living, wrote last week in a London news
paper:
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-29

e!ty there is little opposition to the PROPOSE
sltlon and there should be none at ALL For
lack OF such facilities of communication and
transportation Contra Costa has been rather
sidetracked, although agriculturaliv and in q
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-29
Roosevelt
and Irish
Home Rule

know that Mr. Roosevelt brought of
OF
Ireland American and Mr.
hereNi lalva he
the large OF
the better relations between two
y special dispatch the New York World on the same
subjec1 says:
hat chance
Of
meeting which president
Englands monarch the
Ireland should
ue Coone Rooevets chanponng Ireland
orcby he
immediately the
aty that there delay giving Ireland
rule - e-'His iie@hu
1t IS known that Roosevelt had Irish leaders
before he took this STEP and his appears quite likely
TO prove conclusive The rule of Dublin equally
on both sides of the ocean
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-29

THY should George Otis Smith be busy politics !?
" Mr. Smith is the official head of the geological survey
part OF the duty of that position political
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1910-04-22
ECONOMICAL USE OF MEAT
stewing, In One Form or Another, Is
Perhaps the Best Method
Yet Devised.

For the woman who has never
learned how to use the cheaper cuts
OF meat the following suggestions may
prove worth while:
Stews may be cooked on top of the
stove or in the oven, the essentials be-
ing a slow, moist. gentle heat, that
softens the fibers and develops the
juice OF the meat, whether the proc.
ess be known as fricasseeing, stew.
ing, or braising. and the finished re-
suit a stew, a braise. a ragout. a
haricot. or salmi.
Bralsing is a particularly good way
10 treat dry meats, like veal, lean beef
Q the under part Of the round or
the face of the rump. the shoulder of
mutton. heart, liver, tough fowls.
pigeons and other dry game. The
method of braising is similar to the
old-timc pot roast. only the braising
is far easier in that the water in
which it is cooked does not need re-
p%lenlshing and there is much less dan
ger or the kettle burning dry.
In each case the meat, is rolled in
seasoned with salt, pepper and
Just a suspicion of sugar to assist in
the quick browning. Then it is
Drowned in the bottom of a kettle or
a frying pan, using some Of its own
rat. suet, butter. OF drippings. and
then put into a stewpan or braising
Kettle and covered we'll with favored
soup stock or gravy, or even hot wa
ter, herbs, and simple seasoning, and
then left tightly covered to stew slow.
ly for several hours.