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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-19
H. E, BURNAM LAID TO REST
Last Rites Held Over Body of Late
City Attorney.
MANY SEND FLORAL TRIBUTES
Services at the Cemetery Are in
Charge OF the Masonic Order, Of
which MIR. Burnam Was
Member.
ANY SEND FLORAL TRIBUTES

An impressive funeral ceremony. in
which many OF his legal friends and his
associates in the city government partici-
pated was held for the late Harry Il.
Burnam in the First Methodist church Fri
day afternoon at o'clock.
The floral tributes were numerous and
beautiful, and besides those that came
from individuals, the city council. the
Board OF Fire and Police Commissioners,
the Board OF Park Commissioners. various
city officials and the heads of the de-
partments In the city hall, sent flowers
The funeral sermon was preached by
Rev. f. l.. Lynch pastor of the church.
who paid his sincere respects TO the memory
Of the late city attorney as man and
as a faithful conscientious official.
The four orders Of which MIR. Burnam
was an active member, the Masons, Elks
odd Fellows and Moose, all were rep
resented ana the ceremony at Forest Lawn
cemetery over the grave was carried out
with a Masonic ritual
The active pallbearers were:
J. J. Dunn, ID. w. Merrill.
John A. Rlne, J. ii, McKitrick
s. A. Lewis, NJ. ID, Cameron.
The following acted as the honorary
pallbearers:
Howard Kennedy r. 8. Haller,
g. NJ. Hitchcock, James Hodges,
Frank Blish, II, H. Neal,
T. J. Nolan, Carl Herring,
M, +, Funkhouser, j. w. Towle.
John r. Webster, ~. q. MCGilton,
Frank NJ Norton, ~. A. Benson,
Edward Bradley, w. y. Durkee,
George w. Shields, Del Branch.
Goodley Il. Brucker,
George w. Craig
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-19

can ambassador 10 France when he was
Il and remained in that office until he
was - years Of age.
The later years OF a mans life are often
the years OF golden fruitage and harvest
and the idea that Hfe's work Is only for
the earlier years Is a deluEiOn that is not
warranted by facts. In this thought all
should take courage and endeavor 10 keep
on producing while life and energy are
prolonged, irrespective Of any fatuous ideas
that the later years should be simply de-
voted TO Incidence.
A nonproducuve ease.-Phlladelphia Press.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-19
GOLDEN FRUITAGE OF LIFE
KeepinE in the Harness More Bene-
fetal Than NOnDrOduc-
tive Ease.

Sir James Crichton Browne is on record
as having said: Life owes every man and
woman 100 years. II Is their business to
see that they collect the debt" The recent
deaths OF Florence Nightingale and Julia
Ward Howe at 50 and 81 years OF age,
respectively, are examples Of sweet, whole
some lives full Of good works and loving
thoughts, and illustrate the truth that life
Is intended to be long when that life helps
and benefits others.
History is full Of similar instances where
the beauty Of long lie is eKemplified in
the closing OF IT, Many men have shown
the best results OF their life work after
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-19
sunnower PkiIosopbv.

Tell a man he Is a good tsIker, and he II
Immediately overdo t.
Some people are as annoying as a flat
wheel under q street car.
What young people call having the
blues older people call feeling bilious
Busy men become very tired OF IOafers,
particularly II the loafers act important
Il Is easier TO raise chickens for meat
than Il is 20 hunt rabbits the easiest Of
AL game.
Not one man IN ten who gets drunk can
disgrace.
one great trouble Is, people without
lack OF sense.
Don't let your sympathy FOR the under
doE carry you 70 the length OF betting that
II Will win.
When sucker a. worked by a bunch OF
smooth gamblers they always sit around
and praise him for being such a game
loser.-Atchison Globe
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-19

The indignant citizen was freeing his
mind.
you want so cents for admission 10 this
motion picture show, DO YOU" he eN-
claimed, That's an Internal outTage!'
Look here, mister" said the man In the
box office, this Is no ordinary entertain
ment. These pictures cost small fortune
They show two men taking dinner to-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-19

smiled when Colonel Young, an attorney
for the defense, was touching up her at
torney, T. ]. Mahoney. All along Mrs. Rus
tin has sat between her attorneys, T. ].
Mahoney and w. Marshall Bullitt."
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-19

gether. one OF them s. eating a porter
house steak and the other is getting away
with plate OF bacon and eggs. Chicago
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-19

tective after him. NOW he's serving a term
at Lincoln.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-11-19

Persistent Advertising is the Road to Big
Returns.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1910-10-10
SWITCH BACK.

Co, Peoples Railway .,....s rs 90
The Washington times., 1910-01-11
YOUNG MERCHANTS
BUY ENTIRE STORE
Ney and Goldenberg Acquire
Business of Mrs. E. A.
HaineS.

I. IS not often that a man retires
from business to enjoy the profits Of
his labor, and = woman whose success
enables her to do so IS stu more unique
Such, however, is the distinction OF
Mrs f A Haines, whose department
store at Pennsylvania avenue and Eighth
street southeast, has been purchased in
its entirety by two prominent young
business men OF Washington, Milton r.
Ney and Joseph GOldenberg,
TnC store VII be completely reoT-
gained by its new pTOpTietOrs. whose
initiative, energy, and enthusiasm have
placed them among the city'S most
successful business men Stock will be
increased, service improved and many
other important and extensive changes
made in the store 50 that il VIII hence
forth be among the cIty's largest esJab-
turned into cash Immediately. the store
being closed Thursday and Friday in
order 20 prepare for q great reOTEauiza-
ton sale, announcement Of which will
DC made III Fridays Times.
The retirement OF Mrs Haines from
business IS Of interest In mercantile cir
CIes. For seventeen years she has held
the distinction Of being the principal
woman merchant In washington Her
business began in q small way. but
through able management grew into
the department store just purchased By
AleSSrS. ECldeuberE and Ney- Mrs
HaiCeE has personally conducted the
business and the buying for its every
department, and is now Cua bled to re-
tire with a comfortable fortune.
The Washington times., 1910-01-11
DENIES DISSENSION
AMONG FORESTERS
Story of Rupture in West Is
Pure Fake, Says Solic-
itor McCabe.

Indignant at what Re believes TO be
malicious attempt 10 foster the
ideas that there IS disruption in the
Forest Service, Solicitor AIcCabe today
corrected the story Of the support OF
the western supervisors for F. ".
Reed as head Of the Utah division.
1T was decided" said Mr. AfcCabe.
lat a meeting Of the forest supervisors
three weeks ago 10 bring CIyd, I.eavItt
to washington as an assistant forester.
he IS now acting as assistant 70 can
tain Adams, his expert knowledge In
field operation being essentia. to the
A Administrative
The Department had tentatively nro-
posed the name OF +. A Sherman now
supervisor OF the SeQUOia forest. as head
OF the Utah division No L
The superintendent IN that division,
as Is customary in the service, had by
The Washington times., 1910-01-11
Purpose of Measure Said to
Be TO Destroy Sher-
man Act.
COURTS DECISION
TO BE NULLIFIED
Dissolution Under Existing Law
Would Not Prevent New
Incorporation.

The stock argument that VIII be used
against the measure for Federal iuCOT-
poratlon Of concerns doing an inter
state business, is that Il viii restore the
breath Of life 10 the Tobacco trust and
the Standard OIL Company. in case the
Supreme Court decisions IN the pend
ing cases against those companies dis
solve them.
Both cases are now pending in the
supreme Court, awaiting the final word
from the highest tribunal Both have
been Won by the Government in the
Circuit Court Of Appeals Both are gen
orally expected 70 be won by the Gov
eminent n the Supreme Court. There
IS no mistakinE the confidence which
the Department OF Justice eutertains.
Of its success in these cases. Especially
IN the Standard Oh case it IS from the
time II secured its telling evidence posi-
tive Of winning and securing 4 decree
ton
Two Of the best lawyers In the
Senate have recently expressed with
much confidence, the opinion that. If
Tne Federal Incorporation act passes
the Standard and the Tobacco COMPANY
Wil promptly avail themselves OF the
privilege OF Incorporating under IL
New Lease On Life.
What VIII be gained demanded one
Of these Senatorial lawyers, If q cor
DoratiOn which has been adjudged
guilty OF violating the Sherman act and
ordered dissolved IS permitted 10 stem
over 20 the Department or Commerce
and labor, file application Tor a Fed
eral charter. announce its purpose OF
complying with all the requirements Of
the Federal incorporation act. and zar
a new lease o- HE from the National
Government
There seems 10 he no doubt that this
vi, WI D. possible Lare man that. a good
many people strongly suspect the to-
taeeo ana oil concerns are more deeply
Interested % securing This legislation
-lal anybody else They can be- dis
solved under the sherman law but that
nISS0I luton cannot be made N prevent
tler relnCurpuraLLuE- under new names
ana new Terms under the Federal law.
II t-e same mana cement IS To persist
l0e same men are 90 control. The same
proportion Of the entire r0T1~0= Of bush
ness Is 10 na -lE-rr led the same ability
10 SUPPRESS competition IS 10 Dee assured,
N-al VII. nave been gained u- I1SE0lE-
iHE them under the Sherman a~tg-'
Measure Considered a Mistake.
These questions viii he asked % GOOD
many times before the Federal In-or-
poratto1 measure gels through either
House II IS known that a number OF
the kee1est lawyers In WASHINGTON as
vel as many others fin New York and
elsewhere, have been studying the Fed
eral incorporation proposal with spe-
ctsl view 10 figuring its effect IN re-
gard TO these TWO prosecutions. and 10
others Jhat may be undertaken In IN
tuFe under the antitrust law Some Of
lleSe nave gone SO far that they are
convinced a most serious mistake would
ne made 10 pass the measure
Then there Is another feature o. II
N-4l-l ofner critics are pointing out
congress, OF course, can nroba Div IN
The Washington times., 1910-01-11
SOUVENIR
OFFERED BY FIRM
Manufacturers of SCOTS Emulsion
TO Distribute Savings
Banks.

A unique souvenir has been offered
by the manufacturers OF Scott's EmuI-
sion In the announcement made today
that a savings bank for change will be
sent 70 any one who sends 10 cents to
Scott & Bovine, l09 Pearl street. New
York
Zach bank viii contain as a nest
egg one OF the now rather scarce Lin
coin pennies which were first turned
out BY the Treasury Department and
the Ole OF which was later changed
The offer has been made IN other
cities and has proved popular, especially
with children who have been taught the
wisdom Of the trite old saying, "a penny
saved Is penny earned"
The Washington times., 1910-01-11
FUNERAL ARRANGED
FOR MRS. NEUMANN
Requiem High Mass TO Be Cele-
brated at St. Mays
Church.

Funeral services for Anna Marie Neu-
mann, wife Of Carl L Seumann, a vel
known musician and eldest daughter
OF the late Christopher Arth, viii be
held Wednesday morning, az 10 o'clock.
al St Mays Catholic Church, where
requiem high mass win be celebrated.
The Rev Father r. 4. Munnenbere.
pastor OF ST. Mary's. VIII ofdciate, and
lnteFment VIII be IN St Mays German
Catholic Cemetery
MS Neumauu was a native and a
ifelCng resident Of this city For q
number OF years she was prominently
ldentIiled with many church move
Inents. but falling health finally fOrCe5
rer 10 retire from active work. Her
death followed a long Illness In ad-
clifton 70 her husband, Mrs Neumann fz
survived by a daughter Olivia on
brother. CHRISTIAN Arth. and six sisters.
Mrs Charts HOSCh. Mrs. George FS-e-h
Mrs Francesca Gasch. and the Misses
Katherine Olivia ana Christine Attn
The Washington times., 1910-01-11
IS FIRED
AT CONSERVATIVE

CARDIFF, Wales. Jan. 1.-THE
climax TO the political Outrages that
have characterized the present cam
paign was reported to the police to-
day by Marley Samson. a Cor serva-
tive candidate for parliament, who
said he was shot at while returning
last night from a political meeting at
saliva.
samson says the bullet pierced the
TOP OF the automobile in which he
was riding, ard missed his mead by
Dut 8 Few inches There is no clue to
the woUld-be assassin. though a score
OF policemen are now at work on the
case
There IS no Soubt that the attempt
on Samson's life resulted from poIiti-
cal animositv
The Washington times., 1910-01-11

corporate companies for interstate
trade said one OF these Senate lawyers,
but It has no power TO give them au-
IloTlZat0n 10 do intTdstate business.
The result would be that If one Of these
F'edeTaI concerns had authority 10 do
business under the Federal law. Il could
oe smut out Of any given State. as to
ders, BY a State raw
Interstate Business.
Thus the Standard on Company could
carry on interstate trade between any
two States but those transactions in
Its goods. after they reach a State
which are confined to that State. could
De stopped This viii be found on ex-
animation 10 be another grave question 70
The whole question Of whether a Fed
eTal incorporation program can be In
stltuted without largely destroying the
sherman acts effectiveness viii enter
largely into the discussion. The under
standing is that the organizations in
both houses are strongly in favor OF
such measure The President is known
10 favor IT,
IntimatiOn IS very vigorously INDUCED
IN that the Administration support Of
me measure may provide the issue on
which certain Of the Insurgents will
o. eak with the Administration and
charge openly that its program wouTG
De the means Of saving the two great
industrial trusts, which have been
~ ouEht successfully TO bar under the
Sherman act.
There is constant mutterIne against
what IS charged 70 be a purpose to de-
stoy the Sherman law as soon as 81
mas proved Its usefulness
The Washington times., 1910-01-11
OFFICERS ELECTED

The annual election OF officers for the
local branch Of the Knights OF Labor
resulted IN the chocie OF the following:
F. z. Moore. district master workman
r. p. MizzulIs district foreman: II 3.
O'HsEan. treasurer. J. J. Powell. na-
tionaI secretary John P. ireland. dis
trIct recording secretary. The same Of
fCeFs constitute the executive bOarG.
The Washington times., 1910-01-11

D. O. & S. Braid, meTcerized,
n black and colors. a piece 1oc- 7c
SKIRT BRAIDS-S. H. s. NJ.
Bralds; black only: > yards to
a piece, but in two pieces; reg &c
Ulariy 15C- Sale priCe.---------.--.l
PINS-Gem Pins, needle
point: regularly &C a paper. 1oc
Sale price. three papers for. IU0
Dressmaker'S Pins. Puritan
brand: y pound to the box
regularly &c, &c and @oc box , &c
For. choice---------------- Z -
Toilet Pins, gO1d-plated. assort-
cd on card; regularly sc a card &c
Sale price. two cards fOr----..---..O'
Washington Pins, 400 to a pa
per regularly 81 a paper Sale &C
price, three papers for.----.-.......O
NEEDLES - CrOwlev's
Needles. gold eve; all sizes: reg nc
ularly &c paper FOr--.----.......S
Blue Paper Needles. Smiths:
ali sizes; regularly sc a paper nc
Special ------------------A
Daring Needles, I dozen to a
paper. regularly &C nc
For------------------ --.---------.---.-.O
HOSE SUPPORTERS-Pad
Hose Supporters, wOmen'S
sizes: four straps: regularly 19c 1nc
pair. For------------------.-- ~
Side Hose Supporters. wOmen's
sizes Nh Safety-pin top; all 10C
COlors; req arly &c a pair For. ~
Hose Supporters, velvet
CTrip,' wonen's. misses chill
dTen and Infants sizes. black nc
only. = pair, any size =
The Washington times., 1910-01-11
COURT SHEDS TEARS.

ST LOUIS. Jan. u.-Judge D. p.
Dyer, OF the United States District
Court. wept today as he sentenced two
young men, convicted Of enbezzIement.
George +. Smith. IT.. JWenJy-One years
old, and William A Gray, twenty years
Old former bank clerks, must each
serve five years in the penitentiary at
Leaven worth, Kan
The Washington times., 1910-01-11
NOTION SALE

SAFETY PINS-ClintOn brand
price, , dozen rOr------------------.EO 0
Safety Pins, Sanitary brand, all
sizes Two dozen &C
SEWING SILKS Reliance
silk, 1o0-yard sp0ols. In black
and color; regularly &c d spool &C
SAFE prlce------------------ >
Sewing Silk, one dozen spooIs.
black and cOlOrs- about 50
yards on a spool regularly SOC 1Oc
special, dozen fOr-.-.....--..-..k
Sewing Silk. 425-vard spOOls
black or colors; worth fec. Sale 1Oc
BTice------------------- =
SPOOL COTTON Kings
Cotton. 50O-yard spooIs hast
Ing cotton; regularly SC a spool 1Oc
Sale price, three spools for III
Kings Cotton. 2OO-vard
spOolsi all numbers. black and
Wit, White; .reg glL5 SC a spool Sale 1Ge
price, Spools fOr-----------------.At
BINDINGS - Tafeta Bind
inEs; all silk. black, white and COL
orS. Iull 55s line; and 10 yards
20 a piece regularly 15c a 1fe
Iafteta Bindings, all silk, black
and white, s yards TO a piece, oC
regularly lie Sale price---.-...-..O
Blanket Binding, all silk, Il
yards to piece. in all coIors:
regularly &c a yard Sale price 90c
AtE the piece. -
Blanket Binding, mohair. f
yards to a piece; regularly 81 0EC
yard Sale price. for the piece. Z >
AnqOra Braid, black and col
ors. regularly Toe a piece sale ZC
The Washington times., 1910-01-11

vote decided uprn Reed. Their teIe-
grams was si-sIply a recommendation
for him Mr. Potter, who IS expected
in the city today. viii consider il
The officials OF the Forestry Service
expressed the fear that tae enemies OF
the bureau win attempt 10 spread htor-
les Of this kind
The Washington times., 1910-01-11
BREAKING IN

Gracious, Willie. what has happened
TO baby2 Didn't T tell YOU 10 pIav with
him and be guard while 7 was gomez
We'll, I did, and we tried the kid AT
tackle, but I guess he was too light for
the position '--ExchanEa
The Washington times., 1910-01-11
REFORMATION

The l-ady-Wouidn't you Ike to get
hack where you started. nv moor r1s77
No se9-Say wouldn't 7 though. TN
bet Q slug that fellow so hard the nexf
JIne that ned never wake uD 10 tell the
cops who hit him.-Exchanee.
The Washington times., 1910-01-11
REVEALING A PERIL

Miss Cldun-Just think, the pho-nz-
TapheT caught my natural expression.
Miss PertS-Dear me, II your natural
expression "a catching, 7 had reffe- -
on my way--NeUarE star
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-12-29

The Legislative Assembly of the
State OF Montana will 'nconvene on
January 9, 1911, .The,election of =
nlted States Senator, and consid-
erat'on'of many'important bills. , in
GLIDING the direct primary, commits
SION form of city government. reou-
la'lon OF weights and measures an
apportionment law, election of Init
ed States Senators by direct vote.
of the present repistra-
ton law, or the enactment of = sinh
stltute, and other measures. which
are OF vital importance to every cit
zen OF Montana and which will
nave most potent bearing upon the
future development and government
OF this state will be live issues be-
fore the Twelfth Legislative assem-
bly,.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-12-29

Just as we go to press we learn OF
the marriage of Ben Schuster and
Miss Ellen Tweedie. The cere-
mony was performed at the home of
the groom, by Rev. |. A. RAIDER.
Mr.. Conant and Miss Annie Tweed
ie, sister of the bride, attended the
couple. Both bride and groom are
well known throughout Valley
county.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-12-29
a Trieno Or Cuo

LIE ENTERPRISE is in receipt OF
beautiful gift book from $. j.
Ellison, General passenger Agent,
and j. L. McGaughey, Asst. General
Freight and Passenger Agent, of the
Great Northern Railway, containing
the poem "a Friend Or Two," by
William B. Nesbit. The preface and
poem are given below:
The passenger department of the
Great Northern Railway, feeling that
the sentiment expressed in this book
so we'll illustrates it's appreciation of
the friendship you have shown us.
asks you to accept this little volume
with It's leartiest wishes for Merry
christmas and Happy New Year.
There's all of pleasure and all of
peace
In friend or two:
And all your troubles NAV find 70.
" It'll friend or two:
It's all in the grip of the clasniuy
ildnd
ON native soil or in alien land,
But the world is made
DO you UNDERESTIMATE
Of friend or two.
"A song to sing and a crust to'shar4
W ltll a friend or two:
"A smile to give and grief to hear
with Il friend or two;
"A road to walk and;a goal to win
AN 1hglehook to find comfort inc
lhe gladdest hours that wa |, ,,,u,
begin
with a friend or two
"A little laughter; perhaps = soma
tears,
With friend or two;
Lie days, the weeks, and the months
and years
W it'll friend or two:
"A Nale TO cross and hill to climb
"A mock at age and jeerfat time
Inc prose of life takes the .Ijjt, ~,
rhyme
with friend or two.
Ihe brother-soul and the brotho,
heart
of friend or two
Make us drift on from the crowd
apart,
With IA friend or two:
For come days happy or rcome.rdavs
we count no hours but the ono.
made glad
BY the hale good times we have, ovo,
had
With Il friend or two.
Then brim the goblet and ou.f tho
toast
10 a friend or two,
For glad the man who can alx,v,
boast
IF a friend or two:
Fhe fairest sight is friendly faca
The blithest tread is a friendly na.o .
And Heaven will be a better nlaca I
cor Il friend or two.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-12-29
Additional Local News
The Malta Public Library

Interest in the Malta Public Lii
brary continues and each week there
are new applicants for books. The
following contribution was received
this week:
John Larson
1.-The House of a Thousand Candles. -
Meredith Nicholson
1.-THE New York Bible Woman"
Mrs. j. McNair Wright,
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-12-29

Bob-sleighs for sale at Kilduff's,
Keen kutter Hardware at Edward IS
Il Mcclellan.
IT you want good hard and soft
coal call on the Thompson Lumber
Co.
Price Il Schuster are building Il
large auto garage and repair shop.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-12-29

Inc store is filled with handsome merchandise suitable fo
and the prices quoted make easy for Won To select
will not only please but will be of service
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-02-08
PRESIDENT HELPS ORPHANS

Hundreds of orphans have been
helped by the President OF The In.
dnstrial and Orphans Home at Macon
Ga, who writes: I'VE have used Elec.
trio Bitters in this Institution for nine
years. II has proved a most excel.
lent medicine for stomach, Liver and
Kidney troubles. We regard It as
one Of the best family medicines on
earth" 1t invigorates all vital or
gans, purifies the blood, aids diges-
tlon creates appetite. To strengthen
and build up pale thin weak children
or rundown people II has no equal.
Best for female complaints Only soc
at all druggists.