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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-30

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men, bic bie 4ufnabme BON $4,000
perfiist, nm bic 2iht@ unD DoTers
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unb feline 9smublin gbriitins 2ouiis.
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mar cine Tohtsr bss Jiiritsn Glbrett
BON Ssttingsn uno ibr. 50hier fno
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2ouiie 9lmaIi., Die ben prinaen Qus
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-18
TWO FOSTERS MAY RUN
FOR THE SCHOOL BOARD
Incomplete Primary Returns Iadieate
J. J. Foster and DIR. Harry A.
Foster Nominated.

Complete returns on the school board
primary will be impossible until Friday.
after the official count u taken on county
officers. because judges In three precincts
sealed up their school board returns with
the returns on the bonds, The unofficial
totals, as complied by the city clerk.
show the following results;
Ninth ward: J. j. Foster, republican
Mark NJ. Farmer. democrat; J. F, Donahey.
socialist.
Tenth ward: Ed J. streitz. republican;
DR., F. A. sedlacek, democrat; Mrs. c. c.
Vaughan, socialist.
Eleventh ward: James Richardson (pres-
emit member), republican; Robert r. Bali
man. democrat; c. c. Robinson. socialist.
Twelfth ward: DR.. Harry A. Foster or
DR. Grant r. williams. republican; c. F.
Walker. democrat: K. d. snyder, socialist
In the Twelfth ward Or. Williams, the
present incumbent. is being beaten by DIT
Harry Foster. but there ls only twenty
two votes difference. and hs may pull
through. The vote, with three precincts
missing is 1878 for Foster and L2Sl for
Williams
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-18
SuffragetteS Plan
Big Demonstration
Mrs. Charles I. Vollmer, President of
Local Society, Expects to En-
liven Ak-Sar-Ben Week.

Omaha suffragists are planning to en-.
liven Ak-Sar-Ben week with a parade,
speeches and other demonstrations OF a
nature to stimulate interest In votes for
women"
Mrs. Charles I. Vollmer. president OF the
society, has the plans In charge She says
that they are still In the rough. but will
be made definite at the next meeting of
the society early in September.
Ak-Sar- Ben week IL considered the most
opporrune time for the suffraglst demon
stration, since more people are on the
streets at that time. street-corner speeches
to gain sympathiEers for women suffrage
will be given at stated intervals each day
of carnival week. a contingent OF suffra-
gists will patrol the principal streets SELL
ing the WomAns Journal. their national
paper, and a parade Of some kind is
planned.
At the meeting held Tuesday afternoon in
H&nscom park II was decided to make An
automobile tour OF Omaha In the near fu-
turs with speeches At public places TO stir
up interest in using the public schools as
social centers-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-18
PRISONER is ROBBED IN JAIL
Two Negro Prisoners Are Then Rear
rested Charged with Larceny
from the Person.

Fred Herman has come TO the conclusion
that a man is not safe from piekpockets
and thieves even while he is confined In the
city bastile. Wednesday afternoon HeTmsn
was arrested for being intoxicated He was
placed in the bull pen" with two other
prisoners at the station. The two prisoners
who were negroes, could not resist the
temptation 20 40 through Herman's pockets
10 see whether the officer who searched
him had made a thorough Job Of Il.
Thursday morning Herman awoke after
about sixteen hours OF continuous sleep
= place OF concealment in his clothes. In
which he had SIS when arrested. was empty.
His envelope showed he had but Is cents
when ''fTisked" at the desk. He reported
the matter 20 the turnkey, who searched
the two negroes Sam Jones and John
Williams, and found In their pockets about
g. The rest OF the money, the police be-
lieye, was hidden by them in some part OF
the cell. The two negroes were Tearrestsd
and charged with larceny from the person.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-18
MANY GRAIN MEN ARE COMING
Indication that Ninety Per Cent of the
Membership Will Be Represented.
MEETS HERE DURING OCTOBER
Local Committee is Appointed to Look
After the Entertainment of the
Visitors During Their Stay
I'm Omaha,

That the convention OF the Grain Dealers
National association, which win be held
here October 9, 10 and H. win be the most
largely attended in the history of the or
ganization was made manifest by the re-
suits from a large number OF queries sent
out TO all Of the members of the associa-
ton by Secretary John F. Courcier, who re-
ports that over 20 per cent Of the member
come.
Six hundred grain men at least will be
here during the meeting and 1t will, per-
haps be the most important convention Of
the year, for it means not merely the enter
tanning of half a thousand delegates, or
more, but the nationwide recognition Of
Omaha as a great primary grain center.
The Rome hotel has been chosen as the
headquarters for the convention and an
information bureau will be installed. and
| local members OF the national association
will be in charge to assist the visitors in
any way possible. Railroads. will make
special rates to this city from all points
surrounding, and every possible effort will
be exerted to make the convention a sue
cess.
At meeting OF the board of directors OF
the Omaha Grain exchange a committee
composed Of Messrs. Updike, Cowgirl, Man
chester. Peck and Saunders was appointed
to attend 20 the arrangements for the Ac-
commodaUion and entertainment of the
visitors. Thus far the only arrangement
that has been made is for a theater party
at the Orpheum Monday night and a ban
Quet al the Rome hotel Tuesday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-18
BRIEF CITY NEWS,

~Ns Aeot Ertmt II
Electric raas--Rurrsss urnnasn
Olan Gordon Pienio-CourtlAnd Beach,
saturday. All come
Foresssrp WIN Change Hsrs-The Cali
.0ihla oetesation Of Forestsrs. travelling in
tour cars will pass through Omaha Friday
over the Union Pacific and Northwestern.
going 70 the annual convention at Detroit.
Mich.
Three want DivOrOos-Divoree Actions
as follows were started in district sovrt
thursday: WilhelminA strey against Will
lam Strey. Lizzie Kohl against Herman
Kohl, Anna Andrews against Haven 7. An
dr'sws
Bakers 90 20 Kansas city-Fifty mas
ter bakers OF Omaha and Nebraska win
occupy two cars on the Burlington next
Monday night enroute to Kansas city
where they will hold their national CON
vention.
san from Belgium satur6Ay-Mr and
MIS- Hoogwys, who have been visiting in
Belgium for the last four months. viii ssu
rom Antwerp Saturday. Mr. Hoogvys
was formerly located on a ranch. but here.
after he will take up his residence in
Omaha
Canvass OF Primary voto-Csnvsss OF
~NAhNg URINARY NuNe ana OF
the vote on the county building completion
bonds will begin Friday morning AT 10
O'Clock. Canvass of the bond vote will be
the first on the order Of business and viii
be completed Saturday. The republican
primary vote then win be canvassed.
Han Seeking Work-work is wanted by
the Associated Charities for a young man
who would like to be a janitor for an older
man who wants TO work around yomebody's
home and for other men who viii take
anything that is Offered. One man has
asked for help in getting a position as an
auto repair helper.
Adler IL Touehed-By pretending he was
about TO be married, a likely looking YOUNG
man put Sam Adler OF the Fair store off his
guard Monday and Induced him to cash
check that was worthless Adler lost SO
IN money and some merchandise that the
Fellow said he wished 10 wear at the we'd
ding The swindicr gave the name of p.
N. White. No one of the name has been
10 the marriage license office
LOckhaFt Gets Tndsterminats sen4.noe
-Alonzo Loekhart. q negro, pleaded guilty
10 breaking and entering in criminal court
Thursday and was given the indetsrminate
sentence for the crime. one to ten years in
the penitentary. Joseph Madeline, charged
with wife abandonment. pleaded not guilty
and was released under 500 bail Madeline
recently was arrested after having Jumped
one bond. Edward Mcpherson pleaded not
guilty to charge Of breaking and enter
ing.
shsT1ffs More Than PlSSsoa-E. V. Par
nsh, publicity manager of the Commercial
club, Is in receipt Of letter from Charles
W. Peters. who was elected president Of
the National sheriffs' association for his
third term last week during the conven-
ton. in which he thanks the Commercial
club. Mr.. Parrish and Sheriff Bradley, as
wei as the people OF Omaha, for the won
derful hospitality shown the sheriffs while
here. AIR. Peters when here said that II
Omaha wanted the convention again in 1912
there would be little difficulty in secur-
ing it,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-18
SEVENTY-SIX And SEEKS WIFE
Woman Marry Must Not Be a
Spring Pullet," Says W. NJ. Thorn.
HE IS OWNER OF A BIG RANCH
HIS Property Covers Area Twice as
Large As Omaha and six Thou
aand Head of Cattle Are
GraHinE Upon IL.

II have come TO Omaha in search of a
wife, but the one for whom ! am looking
must not be a spring puilet" This was
what William NJ. Thorn, rancher and cat
tleman confided to the depot policeman as
he paced up and down the platform of the
Burlington depot Thursday morning.
Mr. Thorn lives at Sundance, Wyo. He
IL the owner of a ranch six miles wide
and eight miles long. on this land right
now there are 500 head Of cattle grazing
The entire proposition lie enclosed by a
wire fence that, according to Mr.. Thorn,
is bull high and hog tight" Then there
are ranch buildings and creeks and groves
and everything that ought to make happy
woman who is inclined to enjoy the sim
pie life on a ranch. This Is the way Mr..
Thorn puts II;
where you live alone and never have
anything but your cattle, sheep horses and
dogs to mix with, life becomes Just a
bit slow. Now ] have gone out on trip
to try and find some nice girl to share
my possessions and the Wyoming climate.
The woman who takes the chances with
me will not have me around very long,
for you know that man of IS years is
not going to linger on Tits side of the
range forever.
Il have q little the best ranch in Wyom-
ing. and IL can get a good wife, Is years
OF age or older, l will enter into con-
tract to deed the whole thing over 20 her
upon my death.
Il don't want any spring pullet and
there will be no use OF any Of these
youngsters filing their applications. l
want a wife who can make butter bake
bread and do common cooking don't
want any cooking school students, or
teachers. for my Old stomach has not been
educated 20 this kind Of grub. What
want cooked lie just bread, meat and pota-
toes, so you see the bill Of fare will be
easy to handle
Il have been married before and know
how TO treat wife right. My wife dlee
five years ago and We got along fine
never had a cross word PASS between US
/ have six children, but ms they are al
grown and have plenty Of property o.
their own, they'll not interfere in my do
nestle affairs. II l get the kind Of (
wife I'm looking for IN treat her right
and when Tn gone all Of my property vii
go 10 her
Mr. Thorn goes home sunday. and II h
does not find a wife prior 10 that time
marriagable women who come up TO hi
ideals are authorized 10 write him al sun
dance, Wye
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-18
SAYS he STOLE ELECTRICITY
John 4. HOdEsOR Il Charged with
Tapping the wires of the Flee
trtc Light Company.

John c. Hodgson, charged with stealing
electricity. was arrested on complaint Of
the Omaha Electric Light and Power com
psny and arrsdgUed in county court
Wednesday afternoon. He pleaded not
guilty and Was admitted 10 bail in the
sum OF &eO
The complaint was made under q new
statute against the tapping Of electric
wires. II is charged that HOdgson, a South
Omaha resident, tapped one OF the electric
oompsnys wires and transported the cur
rent 10 his home. where he used Il for
lighting and for power.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-18

my sleep, ana ! would have 70 go through
the scratching ordeal again
Il consulted our physician in regard 70
Il. and he pronounced It " dry eczema" I
used an ointment which the doctor gave me,
but Il did no good. Then he advised me
20 try the Cutirup Remedies As ills
trouble has been in ou- family fer years,
and Is considered hereditary, ! felt anxious
70 try 10 head II of l GOT the Cuiicura
soap, Ointment ard Pills, and they seemed
20 be just what needed.
The disease was making great headwAy
on my system Until got the Cuticura Rene
dies which have cleared my skin Of the great
pest. From the time the eczema healed four
years aTo, until now, ] have never felt airy
OF its pest, and am thankful 20 the Cuticura
Soap and Ointment which certainly cured me.
Z always use the Cutieura soap for toilet,
and hope other sufferers from skin diseases
will use the cuticul Soap and Ointment"
(Signed) lrven Hutchison. Three RivslL
Mica, Mar. 10. 1911.
Although cutieura soap and Ointment are
sold throughout the world, liberal sample
Of each. with sap. book on the skin and
scalp win be sent fire., on application 20 Pot
teE Drug Chem. Corp, Dept IVA, Boston.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-18
PARRISH CHOSEN SECRETARY
WESTERN DEVELOPMENT CLUB

Receives Notice of His Selection from
Governor Drndy, President
of the Lesnu.
A telegram apprisug MIN - the fact
that he had been chosen secretary Of the
Western Development association was re-
ceived this morning by f V. Parrish OF
the Commercial club from James A.
Brady former governor OF Utah and presi-
dent OF the association.
The Western Development association was
formed one year ago IN Omaha by Com
mercial clubs from cities in Utah Nevada.
Nebraska, Colorado, Montana, Idaho,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-18
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

John Fyfe, manager Hayden Bros shoe
department has gone east on a buying
trip.
sam North. district passenger agent 81
the illinois Central is hack from trip
through the southern counties OF South
Dakota He reports one OF the greatest
crops Of corn in Union. Clay, Nankton and
Turner counties that has ever been raised
They have had an abundance OF rain up
there.