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Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-18
NOTES Tzoz FEaU yOHMAL
D-barfnE Teams VITA I've vIetsrfe,
a1 EearneT-

D-harinE Ts2ms Wfn I've vIefsrfes
aa EearaeT-
The Peru Norma aena-1-- teams zuu
double victory ever Esar1ev Fris1v even
1g The Eiris' team debated a. Peru.
w--ls ne 1oys debate was neid a. EearneT
Tie question debated vas --Essul~ad. Thai
a Erz9zaled i1cums TAX WITH an eEasuuuuu
q al incoEnss bsiow Egs PEP aznu1 be
q desirable medication q cur system of
feteral uzzarun-- The girls debated tha
E---r-na.1ve- Tie Fsru boys debated the
negative The Peru z1-is are Mss Martha
Gilrner. Mss Mabel Banks and Mss Belle
BcletacE The Perm bays Eao won over
EsarnsT are Edison Pst1lt George z
Gown and joy Z Nnrgz1 TIE Ksa-asT
buys are A o. slnzse. F. z Dug1ale "
Fisher The Judges of ne boys debate az
ksarnsv were Pruf 81 Fofr or me
university. Superintzndenr Taylor Of Nc
CGok and Judge Thompson Of Grand Island
FhiE = tha rrzr year rhAr rze rwo schools
have heid a debate win Judges
Lr- D 4 Weber ere of PeTu's strongest
E-zduzrss has been elected n the supe-iu-
tendency q the Shu5srt schoula NJ Weber
= a eiliEeEr srl1eu-- - PRESIDENT Of the
Everett LirsrarT society and business nan
aFsr of ne NormaItse he Enuberr schools
are % be csnE-zrala1sd upon EsrEuE 80
T capable q FUuuE ua1 as prtrcins1 Othar
Z Perm Eudeurs tnaE have recently been
elected 20 positions are ClarsT Nelson.
E principal a. EaosHiand. T0hn Lang prtnci1a.
az ThUrsr1n. Henry SsllsUn- science rsacher
az MAIDEN Victor Trukzsn. Jacub schot-
and F-azE Jennings. principals ot ward
sc1Dcis AZ Fairb1ry. KashrT1 A1sn- g-sds
position a. Tecumseh. Ma--sa G-arn1n
g-Euuar grades AZ Shube--
PruE ATIzEO-rh q Denver. 11-ue-sy Of
tae C1ive--sirT q Nsbraska- gave a lecture
under rhs auspices of the Iccz1 s1crrags
szsocianon recenET On Judge Lindsey and
the Juvenile Court a. Denver Du-ins
the lecture he hr0uwhe IN t1e influences oi
raa wumen's vote IN securing this reform
The Truubazuur Concert c1upAry gave
concert IN ne normal azdsr0r1rEru last sz-
ur~iay evening Th@ concert was hsEsgy
Appreciates ~ al pr@ezE Il Vas ~
iRsr number 0f ne lecru-a cnurse ard a.
pruceeds above l. cer-asz amount sor s-
pe1sgs a-s~ta - usef- n paTtng S1r IN
new g-and pizzo paf-shased last year
One az me most succsssc1l AT exhfbirl
ever held ~ ire Eurtrighrly AT eIub ot
Peru was held last week T. vas vel
pasrurlzsd ~ tha s-lldeurs and rha oarz
1sns a me town TIE proceeds vii b,
useG 70 purchase ART with whicn % a1ur7
the nnr-1aI EuEzr1riuna- During THIS AZ
exhibit rhs Young WOsuen's Chrisca1 as
scciE-an girls had a candy sale TIE pro
ceeas Of thiH sale amounted 10 abuur q
and VII Be ussd il furthsrtug the wurk O
ths azsociErun-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-18

ll4, Mluu-
BrooETiIle, Ohin.-~T was irrarular
ard eLrrHmelT nervous "A neiEnbcr
recommended lydia Il Pinkhaul's
Vegetable C0mpOandtt0 NE and 1 haFa
become regular ard NY nerves are
nuch better Mr. IL EuENIsOH.
BrOokTille. Ohio
LYDIA e Pinkham's VeQefable Con-
pound, made from native roots and
herbs. contains 10 narcotic or harm
fHI drugs. and to-day holds the record
Tor the largest number Of actuAl cures
Of female dLEe2sEs ne knew Cf And
thousands Of voluntary testinaouiaIs
are On fle In the Pi1khanl labOrat0rv
az Lynn. Mass, from women who have
been cured from almost every form u
female comp lafn1s. infAmuatiCu- IL
cera1Cu- dizp placements q bruid tuners.
i-rEgularirieE periodic pains. haehache,
Il.l-lQesEl0n and nervous pEoErrari1u-
Every suffering Woulau owes Il - her
self o g1Fe LFdia =. Piukhaln'a Vegs-
table CcmR,OInd q trial
Ify0u want special advice write
Mrs- Pinkham. Lynn, Mas, f0< tt.
AZ a. free and always hellfuL
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-18
SCHOOL AND COLLEGE EORk
Matters Of General Interest IN the
EducancnaI World
RzoeRzss ALONG ALL LINES
Commeueemsnr Preparuftsaa Noted
Here nnd There-HauuenfnHN IN
La@aI So ufEtaaf
Enarfrurfuna.

LINCOLN, Apr1 r., special- IRE com-
-ercsmeur exercises 1f tre scEool q aE-1-
-,1lt-lrs begaz SUNDAY w--1 a se-mou By
Dr. A. q. srurus ~ the Iowa AE-1culr1rai
college C1muencHusut VII crncllds F'ri-
fav nLE-r w-tn q iecture 5T Dean Burnett
ne present year haz been a Eosz sue
-sHsf1i ore f1r ne ar-tcuirural college.
The a-rsnfauce has been ia-Esr thaa N
any previous Tsar aad the wcrE cf the
school has Attracted arrsnriu1 n urher
s-atas a. vel a. IN NsbrzzEz- RscenrT
me Echool has -uudzcnsd experiments f1r
ths benaEt of farusrs n tasting ssed curn
and IN warning farmers q the necessity
f1r p~scaurcn-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-18
Swedish League
Committee Here
cCnslrutisn for Eehrzzkz's EsE
Esuublican Organization Drafted
az Saturday Meeting.

The constitutional COMMITTEES 0f ths
swedfzh-American republican lsagus Of Ne
5rasEz. f8rmed month aEo AZ Liucoln-
he'd a merug nr the 1urmUlar1Ou u ne
Avs and organic foundation q rhs Grsan-
szarion n Omaha Saturday acrsrnoon-
The members Of ne eomnirtss. hsadad
hy ALVIN s. guhusun OF OmAha- are c.
Fsr-us Pgrzrsuu- W&ADos c 2 A-1Goe-T.
1Elnden; = A. A1derson- Wahoos n L
Nessun. Shelby. and P. O. Andersen, have
LocE
"A VIA vraEiGanE % represent tna orEau-
zRl0n VII be Appointed iu each county
Whsrs the lsaEue reaches. sad NJ JONI
Eun- The SEeiish-A msriran lezsas Is not
@srslT q campaign bodT. bu1 3 nrznd=d
% beruure q permane1r political factor
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-18
WHAT COLLEGE GIRLS HEAI
EssuIrs sf a. Inauirg af wellesley
CsIeEe.

ANaaAtH 81 a. AmguirT 9f wellesley
CsEeEE.
IN An effurr % fiud out i1st wha- cnlIeEe
E-r11 -e4d - srzdsnE az wellesley we're
inrsrViaweG- ne C1llsEs News. the ocsciaI
paper az wellesley. says rhzr the average
sri does ngr knOW EhE shs rsazs and frs-
a1s1rlT laz slleh an elastic hahlr ar rsassnar
t1at 4 - hard 70 deuaruina WAX sns
readA' % me - Efris inearvasuez rs
na1il-laLly rsad some dally paper Bat rhev
a. nut rad Jas sflrurals rnsy sam rhe
heEEllues and Gbsgrb the sszezv cul..-..z-
AhUut hair tas K.rls rad CBa rme-sarinl-
WesEzlss regularly. Almost every E-rI a.
E.lsalHT zsads UssEiF PAGER Or EuurhIy
magaEne. ~ uosr caaea being rsad for
-heir 1ctiuu- Esve rEr cEnr 1r rhe srauderes
rsad Hums rsliEiDus mzslEins rsEzIariy
Very faE zea1 t1s ehaap. trlshy nouralss.
and q pirzr1IlF snal number of su1Eentz
rad scieurlElc putilclruns- None usa1
French or Germal maEazlnea raEllarIy-
rns eam4nE f1r ahaTr sI1riss Is a-nnst uui-
Far-nL Ihs reports fruzn the noVsl rad
sTs Wers sneGuragilg a. p GlA11rs-suule-
rai1E alcfarani A. - qlAl-Ey. A rch uf ths
- s1u ruad Dlcksns ana scu1- T1arksr1E
ana la1e Alz-sn- rhe readers ~ cls sa1d
n,tsrn noEul- ths l1gel tAat EEI s1rvlrs
tAis preasnr daT Eood uf uiz1alzg ltzrz-u-e.
u-aEs - a f1urt1 AZ l1s W1ala. bur q uzzr
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-18

ara thsir f-snfs. f-r which q uus-her -r
.urttarrrs hare been Lssue1
r1a lclEs has beau-fzi and spa-l--s
-ocn-s IN -helr new buuElng ard tae Erst
formal session In tha new g-1arcsrs wii BE-
rh-zrssav- There WI be music anf -sfrs a.
meats and many pruminsur people % the
-irv are expected % b. rressn- ne even
I1E exsrc-ses wLu be for tae members of
TIE crter only and Gra1d EEllrsd Ruler
Tufra J. e samris q Lsmars. Ia viM
have charEa 1f the cs-euCnial wurE He
wfl b. assisted b. the offcers ,t the IocEl
f~fra
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-18
KEAHxEx STATE NORMAL NOTES


Inmf1r-9emtaE Bmnauee Last week
Waa En3syabEe Affair
Mss Alice stAzIsy. seu-sra-T 70 TIE pres
tdsnt. has been called % Ohio By the Sc
r101H llassa o. her mother
Mrz- Glars Gardner Bsunet g-zEuatad
fr1m tha normal in rsG and wh0 vas *
asedi1Esy popular wfrh both tha students
and tns eacE-fry. 6s=d last wesk
Dr. W A Clark waited AIhinn last
wssz and spoke before the County Teach
sr8 zssociEr5ou-
PruE A J. Mercer went % Hastings Fri-
dag 10 act a. Judge Al rhs Essr0u-EAsr-
Lngs ElEh school dsh&fa-
ProE GeorEe n Porter accompanied the
debating team q tas Young Ladies De-
batting society ID Peru Friday. where the
two schCols Were pfrrsd win each ether.
TIE 1unfor-ssni0r banquet which rook
place Aa-n 9 was ozs Of ths m0sr enjoy
AbLs svsnts q tie yszE Ths womsn af
rhs Christian church served a SelsEhrtul
tve-cUUrse 6inner. zcnr Which Lewis
Pierue. Encn HamfItnn- Grace Hal s1o
Les GAr6nsf responded % tnazEs- wilson
Del1slI aetsd a. unAs1naErsr- TIE ETm-
nAziEm AZ ths norual was tasrefalv dec
Grated in the class c0l0rs and presented Al
attractive zppeAraaoe- he Young people
All acquitted themsalvss Efrh much credit
Wzrrsu Jamesol. A stndenr a. ne nor
MAJ les very II Al the W1men's Ch-s-
riau TsmPsrauce Cuinn hospital where hs
has been t1r sersraI WssEz- SeTeral men.
ssss q has family are prssezt 70 Errznt
hlm-
me pressed hr1ck las arrived and ths
WUrk has been renewed an tha wing cl
rzs huildinw K Is hoped thHr rha EarE
VII u0U be puahed rzpidlT
Dr. R1aeh a - Paurs chur-h 0f LIN.
snln Wzg a pleasant visi1ur AZ ths schoo
Friday He sxprsssed himseif as mucE
pisased Wfth the schnoL
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-18
Omaha Gas Company
The NEAL
DRINK CURE
Originated. Com pounded and Administered By
Experienced Physicians

The NAL internal treatment cures
the periodical. occasional or modsraza
drinker. the habirual and excessive
ETiuker and the nervous man WhO has
% drink 70 keep frDm beeCmtuE more
nervous II takes away al inclination
70 drink all desire and craving for
drink By neurrallzing the poison o.
alcohol n the system and Fiddilg ths
blood Of the poison By a rapid process
Of elimination. leaving the drinker ln
the sane normal condition he was il
before tasting liquor. 50 Tar as the e.
feet of aleohol nay be eoucerned-al
appetite for drink gone-and he a new
man
No ayps9srmis tnISstIens
The NAL internal treatment effects
a perfser cure IN three DAYS without
hypodermfc fniectiOnE
a Guarantssd contraef
A Elzrzuteed bond und cunrract =
gtven each patient agrseing % effect q
perfect cure. or refund tie money ra1
he end Cf the third day.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-18
FIRE DAMAGES COAL SHEDS
ETzMea Bestrsy MEssuuEd P4siftes
ProDerry--LaaS Esetmaaed AZ
EIfaeem Hunared-

Fire- whi1h parity Destroyed tAs AI1zsours
Pacific eua1shed % the sCurh q VIII
street ral6 GaIsed damage Amounting to
pr0bahiy G-EA occurred SHORTY before z
aczOck Saturday uiEhL Il started n the
shRzry % rhe sourh q the sked ard ths
flames Eprsad rapidlT n the main s1-uE1urs
The Ereman. under Assistant Chief d.
ueen. were promptly Cn Lhs Eput norTfrh-
Standing shs GIfEcuit1ss Of access % tie
IrczE1un and prevented the EprEad of the
Grs - ehe cars lying N ne vicinsry. win
fusf enc ezcepriCu- In UIia case rha rear
ard q a car became ignltsd bur tha Eamas
were soOn under enurrnL There waA Erris
cral n ne shed and n Eld not taxa FRA
ne principal damage - % ne building and
~ a nunsS@r of sual ears used for dumptng
uurpnssE
TIE South Omaha and Anaes zTeuns cars
wars tad 10 fur almost rHo hours ewing
- the hydrant az Sixteenth and Wiz
Erreses having % BE- used
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-18
AIR NAWGAT0Rs ARE ACTIVE
FazE4 Has Beea FsaIa Whsre Hall
Isaas May Fly a. VIII Nay
uEramau


WIrh the return o. COinneI ". A. Class
f1rs. J. J Derght and Gould Deiz 20 rha
CRY thsre ufu b soEne asrivirT displayed
n aeruuazrcal circles hsre
A-ranEamenrs have been uada fur a
mssrluE az the Nebruska Asro cub az
yehrzaEa. a. whiuh C1nnlsssiuner Guild
wil present q mAss q Ea1a Ia rsgzrd 10
Omaha's DcEiEinn On ths asrunEErlcal map-
Engineer Res ~ TuWl has besn suE4gzd
70 nrspzne hiue prints af various tracts
n and aaruund Omaha aTFiiahis mr. bal
l1uuius purposes and Ar deal Eirs has
Seen taunL sIEhiect- ~ cuurse. u ths OEn-
srs Beruiaziuu % use E Tor this purpCae-
Lha charusr memherahfp clussd Wtrh
rEelEy-E-re names en- the rusrEE Thsss
are al ralreseE1asiEs OnaAa anE sfHrE1lEa
1us1aesH la.E--- Ss-uEszeut n tnsir gEa Ines
ElE n z-zrs zf1zErz
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-18
oTTo WTTTUHN SEEN m WEST
Mizai2s GatheuBGrE Resident Reeaw-
14zed hF OIa Frfead IN
CaTnrnHn

COT HEN BIZ Ellss Nsn-. April r7--tEpecEaI.l )
-It1o v irruin- who disappeared from here
Alz1h - aftzr driving E-all frcu a bank
and EiFizE ne imprez1tun thar he had Der
murdered By ie4Tins behind suus hlnas7y
e-oinsa- Was seen AK nscaEn11eE b. an
sd fr1eud zz stsriiuE cuio- w-l-ruhu rad
his zi0uHraehs shaved or % g-1ard aszlas-
1etecrul- Wheu asEed Wnnr he VS. aafrs
be replied '-Oh. 1ust loaEing ruund-
ElE brucaer has Buns % Colorado p
ssar-h for him- believing rhaf The ma Is
our a. his riEhr uinG
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-18
EcHoES or The ANTE ROOM
First Meeting 0f Ledge Ne. 4 af CIaas-
men 81 Amerfea--AnmfW
surE Of Mecca Csurr.


Ehs second meeting q lodge No. Z q
L-e CAllEzle1 % America vas held Tues
day evening Ire urElEtzag1un % ne iudEa
vas completed By TIE eieCrton af Char1as
a Euls and 4D11 3 Hsazh auditors
A la-gs class q candidates WaE initiated
A--ZlEsEueu1s we're made for an opan
mesu-E % be he'd IN Fraternity hail
LuesC1aT evening. April = Carts and 1a1-
chg VII be the features of the evening.
ne e1cerrz5nnent being foOEsd af1er By
Mlsses Thomas and GEIls.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-18
nHH FrEIn---

Omaha Lodge No. 2 odd FaI-uws VII
confer ne third GeE-ee nexr Fz6aT sveu-
ing
Beacon lodge N1 - ws1 have rrD can
ing
Benson lodge No - VIII confer rns
second degree T1sslaT night On two can
,Ifzznsz
EsspeT1al encampmsur EG- conferred
fIta PzrrfaEci-a1 degree On four essFdiHara1
lzEE evening.
Rrrh Rsbekah lodge VII holH frs regular
rr,earsuE next Saturday Ev=.fnE and the
Esisekah degree vii be Cuu6errsd-
TIE 0nua IN lodges are making ureu4ra-
tons ID Jointly cele1rzrs ire ninsrF-frst
a1,utvarsarF u the order On chs evening
II April & 70 which rle families 1g the
usnhers are invited
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-18

OanRi-a lDGEs No. Z RcvzI A-hazss. hasd
a pleasant session Tuesday night Two
CH-tsitarss were l-ir1a1ed 1na initiation
DeinZ followed by a social session Naxr
Tuesday night VII be An 0pen meeting for
friends q r1a order. An szahnrzra pro
gan has heec provided
Tuiun lodge No 10 had a hiE u1eer5n z
Friday u5EaE ErutEer SlfnEer1zn6 Wa
elected secretary. % III the unsxpired
tern Of E-oc1e- Dchrse- VINO haz resigned
u - iE-D 5usi1E= az Nehr2skz- CHI
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-18

years while passing
through the Change
Of Life and was
hardly able To be
around Aftar TAX
ing SIX bottles Of
IFlfia E Hukham's
Vegetable Com
pound I gained -
pounds, am nov
able . do ny 0Tn
work and feel
we'll" MrA I'd.
PARK Rap
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-18

Good resins alEaTs r1sEuE the uss q
F,fey's Kidney PtIlA Thsy give promp
-eltef IN al cases az kinney and blzass
dssoraera. are healing. Er-sngraszfug HaS
.uti-s.prsc- Try thssz Eur sals ~ al
E-urEErR
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-18

- aNn1A ~ @ I'D HeaI4ns
Ths ssstrrzEra puEsr a. uouna sl.ss san-
u1t - ever estimated and any aEnant
tA1t prsEEn1a - q menacs % hsnlsh
J L southarss Enu Cizlra Wa. usvs.-
@F1F q lrnE ume 7 hEEe besn snabis 4,
aeep aoln1ly uiEhta. bcczzas e uasus
nsroaa ny hask ara aorsne9 q ny bsa-
naTa NJ EDBst1ta Was veFT p1or ana NJ
r.naral c1ullltiun uHa MucA r-a doua. I
hara baez cSkaE Fulsy-s E1dzsE FLIlu ma
= aaarr rus and nsg aleeB a. suuua a. =
roaE. I sar ana sn1ug ny meala. aza ~
rsnsrni cu1dfr-ar = gEsatlT tzzRr11.L /
sau haaesLiE rarummala BulaE's Eidnsr
PEls e. ElaB taaE h4Fs cllra9 ma Far
- - al aruEE1acM
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-18

Benson czzp No. ~ Woolr1en of the
NsT1d- n holding rs first fEuerll sunday
SOVEREIGN II q LeruTskv. al 1zd-tirne
member uf the order died EeziresGay and
VIII be buried bE the order. the fuuera- Cd
raEs place AZ p n
Wei-eE1aT evening a class u eiEE-T-f1vR
-z111Garss VIII be f1ir1R-ez i1c1 the u1Ts-
usries % wwDdErafu BY ne degree team 1f
Alpha camp No. Z EeuEuu camp - grow
lg -aEidly and VII suun have q larger
Membership rha1 any 0-hsr frzrzrnai So
cierV IN L1ar section
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-18

Al creu ueeruE vas gwen bv Harmony
council No. I4sA kniEhts and Ladies of se-
cIlrftF- Wed1esfaT evening. The pr1Eran
Included music dancing and rsfresnz1snra-
Omaha council N1. As met In is new aaii
M1uGaT evening Ninetesnth and FZr-arn
streets, EohrbCuEh block with good at
terl1aEcH- On the evening q Aprfl = tats
council VII give a dance % rs members
and friends
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-18
ELKS TO DEDICATE NEN HOME
Csr=@sMiaI - Be- HeIE TA4E-aay AT
t-raasn fer Me1A-Fs

ne event uf t1s WeeE a1uuuE rhe 07uall
iudEes mi b. ne d-fAcariCl lf Ehe nsU
GaE afsrnoun GnA evening DurnE th
afterrccu rhera va be 4 racap-lau r1r = g.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-18

should - covered with clean hazdzgss SAT
urztsd WiEh RuEklsu's Arnica szsVs. Heals
bEuna. wounds. s0rez piles ~ For sala
hv Esazrn DruE ca
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-18

by thar Ersaz healrh uonte. EIscrrtc Bit
rarz. is the snr1ce1zs1r Or poor. thin hlOo
and srrengrheninE TIE weak Sc For sat
bw Beaten Drug CO.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-18

Ne -ErrEr nrW sewers an ar-lck a. diar-
rhGea nay BE-. Cba-ubeFi1il's Calic. Cnulsra
znz nl--rnlsa Eauaedg nsssE E1Es - 90
rzlsf
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-18

Ao09Fu NF98Gmonf
THE NEAL l. A PHTsTCIAN'f
CTRE for the drink habit; Il IL n
most modern ana perfect Of know
treatments. originated By a Rhysician
compounded By a physician. and al
minisrsred b sIperieuced physicians
Ths Hssi 10 a FhYsis,aa's curs
Il E0u have taken a number 0f ol
cures and gone @ drinking agat
worse than before, What - tie use
taking another cid cHres The Neal
the latest tmproVeds up-to-date, Oni
cure IN ths-W0rId-
ln9fitgts or Homs TFsstmsnf
II unable % come % the iusrirue
ssnd Cor the Home Treatment, Whic
- Just a. effective as Institute Trsaf
meat Cal. VINE Or phOne FOR ire
book and coy q contract. Neal Inst
tate Co. I5g1 soarh TenEh stree
Omaha Neb. AM eommu1icztion
strictly connfsnriaL Bank references
EiTen-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-18

cf -1e order In ornaha Elascrate srepara-
ucua are Being made Cor ne event. Al
lurila-lCn has heen gEtEu4El ID al r1e
-uurls cf Council Elaeta Omaha ard al a.
-aur cites 20 rrrrH H-frnra
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-18

Testa chapter No-6 order of ne Eastsru
star. he'd q meeEnE SIcurtaT niEht II
Masonic temple A ha1uIeE vas served
and officers we're elected
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-18

AmAAEM % fne MNIGFm M1eH3 naeaa
ne county cauvsu1an az tha Ladies %
ne M1tieru Macc1haes waa hsld l1 M1feru
y cosiuan hali last rusafav re usstlng
commanaer. Of Rai OaE- Ia. who ssarei
tns 11tact q ne meeting and M order %
trla-ress. After luncheon. served b. t1e
local Rive. tha cuuvau-tnu t1gn uruces-isi
= rusneEE M Mary rrek1 1f AsarusT.
M Pa-tsrson oe Esd oaE Ms. Ray lf
Biuffs and Ms. Laura G. Marti a Omaha
were chosen % uominare tha delegate %
ne grsaf tisuulal convention % na heid nt
kalamaEoo. Mlcn-. IN June.
Mrg Laura c Mart 1f Omaha ard nl-s
Nay r. Bun1eu q CuunciI B1uffH were
mada the nominees. and afrar a spirited
contest IN epen convention Mrs. Mare vas
slecrsd
Margaraf Daltun. deputy r-n-A cum-
ma1csr q Iowa and Neer1sza. then t1uk
ne chatr and proceeded 70 initiate a class
q SCUM Omaha candidates. 1repnraslrv Cd
t1a orEarlz1riun q nirs IN that CITY Gar
ing the prssent month.
rhs fourtaenrh arnuaI session 5f ne
Erallt cou1cil. Eugal Arealruu q Nebuazika
VII Be held TueaiET Arril g - Ba- Ehl >
society hail. NlneceEnlh and Faruhm
ErTesca. beglunlnE AZ 20 g. n The cum-
Llrree on CREDENTIALS VII meet promptly
a. - "a m The committees On credentiais
WI consist cf e =. SarEGut of Cedar Ra1-
ids, T J. MacEaV az Omana and 2. o
>turrock of SCurh Omaha Deputy Su-
lrems Resent Dnniei r. Benedict az Coi1-
r1do WI install the ueW officers q the
sTA1d co1nc- me Erand council asssiur
WI Be preceded On Tuesday evening w1El
a Erznt hanGust % the delegates a. the
= there VII BE- a JOINT meeting Gf Pioaser
ard Overland cuunciiR
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-18

Mecca court No. "A Tribe uf Ben Eur
vii celebrate It's fifteenth anniversary
Tuesday evening. April q Which is a-E0
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-11-30
Salt Water Cataracts.

There are good many salt water
cataracts in existence. They may be
found in Norway. southern Chile and
British Columbia, where narrow tiords,
or arms of the sea, are INSTRUCTED by
barriers of rock. The rising tide flows
over and filters through such reefs into
the great natural reservoirs beyond.
but the water is held back at the ebb
until it breaks over the obstruction in
an irresistible torrent. Most curious
of all is the waterfall at Canoe Pas
sage. where the island of Vancouver
approaches the British Columbia main
hnd. Here the food tide from the
gulf of Georgia to the southwark is
held back at a narrow cleft between
two islands until it pours over in a
boiling cascade eighteen feet high with
perhaps double the volume of the
Rhine. At the turn Of the tide. how
ever. the waters from the north rush
back into the gulf, producing cas-
cade Of equal height and volume. The
waterfall actually flows both ways.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-11-30
In the Sprinq.

The country schoolteacher had been
telling her scholars about the seasons
and their peculiarities. and to impress
their minds with the facts she ques-
toned them upon the points she had
given. Several queries had been put,
and finally she reached the stupid boy
in the corner.
well. Johnny" she said, "have you
been paying attention?'
"Yes'm," he answered promptly.
Pm glad to hear it. Now, can you
tell me- what there is in the spring?"
"Yes'm. can, but l don't want to-. =
"Oh. yes. you do. Don't be afraid.
You have heard the others. Be good
boy, now, and tell us what there is in
the spring.
"W'y-w'y-mum, there's a frog an
lizard an dead cat in it. but
didn't put 'em there. 1t was another
boy, for seen him do it."-Exchange.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-11-30
Amending His Constitution.

A we'll known attorney Of heavy
build and pOnlpOus 10 degree that
frequently reaches the state of being
Overbearing was leaving his Office in
a Broad street building the other day
With his high bat on and carrying a
walking stick. he had stepped upon the
sidewalk when he Slipped <and landed
fiat upon the pavement with thud
that shocked him as we'll as caused
embarrassment
Just then another attorney who en-
joys aD equal distinction in the legal
world passed and laughed at the fallen
lawyer. When the latter was trying
to get up he remarked to the other:
IL guess am getting old. My COLI
stitution will not stand what it did
years ago"
AS he arose to his feet his friend
facetiously remarked, "Welr. then,
Dick, you ought to get an amendment
to your constitution"
Looking at his friend with a cold
stare. as cold as the ice he had fallen
upon. he asked:
well. what kind of an amendment
would you suggest. if you know so
much?',
IL dou't know exactly" was the re-
ply. II don't give advice to my clients
without some kind Of retainer, but
as you are an old friend of mine
would suggest "a cushion or Il mat
ess"-MinneapOlis Journal.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-11-30
ON LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN

New York State Unveils Monument to
Her Fallen Heroes.
Chattanooga, Tenn, Nov. 30.-The
handsome monument erected by the
state of New York to the memory of
her heroic sons who fought and died
on the eminence of Lookout noun.
tain during the famous "battle above
the clouds" has been officially dedi-
Gated.
The party from New York was
headed by Governor White.