Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-20

selling too much intoxicants for medicinal
purposes and without any of the restrio-
lions which covered the saloons. The mat
ter was taken under advisement.
NEBRASKA CtTY-The Nebraska City
Building and Loan association held ite an
nual meeting last evening and elected the
following officers; President, Henry fes-
II. Il. Meyer; secretary and treasurer, w.
II. Pitzer; auditor, q. M. Lathrop; diroot-
STs for three r. years Eabi Hsn5y T Tsie ssso %a w;
made q good showing In the matter OF
earnings for the last year and a big in
crease in the sale of new shares.
LYONS-A genuine case OF supply and
demand" has come to light here, to the Joy
OF Che local mechanics. These long weeks
OF good sleighing have found that the
trusts were. mapping and the supply very
short of sleds. They were not In stock,
nor could they be had at the factories;
hence the local shops are busy as na!lers'
and have hired all the available mechanics
to turn out bobsleds as fast as brains and
hands can work, and the den1and is likely
to continue as long as good sleighing lasts.
KEARNEY-The funeral of Prof, c. A.
Murch was held In the presence OF many
friends Tuesday morning. At the home the
services were simple and impressive and
consisted of a hymn by q special choir.
after which a prayer was offered by Rev:
G. b. stephens. At the Congregations
church., of which the deceased was an
ardent member. Rev. j. j. Parker spoke
for a few minutes on the life and character
~ HE AdlG LLAGIN ~ AAhA AAAeAA inv "a
closed all day as a mark of respect.
KEARNEY-W. r. Bailey, secretary OF
the Kearney Commercial club, has received
information from l.. w. Page, director oe
the good roads department of the agricul-
tural bureau, that he will send an engineer
to this city next Tuesday to make suGBes-
tons as to what method is the most adapt
able in improving certain roads. The road
the engineers attention will be called 70
first is the road south of the city leading
to the Platte river bridge. This road has
been very hard to keep up in the past and
a centralized effort will be made to put IL
in good condition permanently.
HOLDREGE-Arthur Bellamy, known to
base ball fans over the state as the fast
center fielder of the Seward base ball
team last summer. was in town last night
on his way home from haywood to Arap-
ahoe. Bellamy had trouble with a gaso-
line tank which was part of his lighting
outfit at the club roomms which he has
been conducting in that town. Not find
ing anyone who undo -stood the outfit
enough to repair the difficulty he essayed
to do 1t himself. He did not proceed far
nearly putting out the young mans eyes
and in tearing his scalp in two places,
both quite severely.
MADISON-A farmers institute will be
held at Madison. Friday afternoon and
evening and Saturday afternoon and even.
ing, January % and 29. Friday afternoon
e. w. Hunt Of Syracuse, Neb., will give
an address on the selection and care OF
brood sows, and II. d.. Lutte of Paxton
Neb., on raising small grain. Friday even
ing Mr.. Lutte will lecture on 9TH School OF
Agriculture" and Mr.. Hunt on 'Co-opera,
ton Between the Country and Home" Sat
urday afternoon Hon. f.. p. Brown, Davey
Neb., will talk on Corn, Alfalfa and IN,
Hog and Andrew s. Elliot, Gait, Ontario
on Breeding and Feeding Dairy Cattle
In the evening Mr.. Brown will address tn,
institute on THE Value Of Knowing How
and Why" and Mr.. Elliot on Twentieth
Century Farming" srr'