Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-23

the court yesterday. Judge Maxwell or
dered Mary and Cecil Roberts the two
stepdaughters OF Ozy smith OF Lorlmor,
taken to the Iowa Childrens home in Des
Moines because of the alleged neglect by
the stepfather to properly care Tor them
CRESTON-Mrs. Ella Truck, Bohemian
resident of Belle PLANE 81 years old, died
at the home of her daughter here Born
in 1920, she is said never to have known
sick day in her life, she was never under
the care of a physician and never missed
meal. Her death was due to old age.
LOGAN-John Schroeder was taken home
here yesterday in an unconscious condition
and II was a late hour before he was pro-
positively what caused Mr. Schroeder's
trouble, but in the opinion Of those in at
tendance 1t may be case of alcoholic
poisoning
LOGAN-Audltor's salary, as fixed by
the Harrison county board of supervisors,
! is 81 400; deputy auditor $500; deputy treas
urer, $500; treasurer, $500; clerk Of the dis
$1,000; deputy, $3.50; county attorney, 3l,OJO;
sheriff, s1S0O; county superintendent 81, 200;
deputy, $3.50.
NEwTON-wfliam Brady of Baxter,
who was arrested here yesterday for shoot
| ing and probably fatally wounding Lou
/ Cross, also of Baxter was released on ball
Of $500 Cross has been taken to a Des
Moines hospital. where II was said today
that he would probably die OF the bullet
wound through his lungs
| MARSHALLTOWN - Formal DEGREES
| which enjOin twenty-five saloon firms, in
/ dividua owners and employees from selling
/ liquor in Iowa for five years and which
| enjoin and close three saloons were filed
here today by Judge {. B. Bradshaw. The
| court heard the cases last spring and made
! rulings in them few weeks ago.
! CRESTON-Mrs Rebecca Harpin, one OF
| he Countys oldest resident, died at her
''m6ei o in ,,, Plate township YESTERDAY after
! ounty when hut . years OF age and had
( iled here ever since She was 81 years
known farmer of the township
CRESTON-A Cherokee farmer and his
three boys who sCoffed a. the red tame
considered necessary by the state in MAX
| hunters license have been obliged to pay
sl4l6O Tor their disdain OF the law. Deputy
! game wardens nabbed them and three OF
the men pleaded guilty and the case OF the
| other one was continued.
4, CRESTON-A gang of Italian laborers
Sleeping IN a ooNcar in the local railroad
Z NaluS barely escaped cremation THURSDAY
night, when an overheated stove IN the
, car set fire TO their quarters An
emergency call brought assistance but not
| until badly frightened crowd OF foreign.
ers We're lined up outside shivering I'm the
night air The fire was eNtinguished with.
out much loss.
NILISC.A---The short course just com.
paying Tor itself and the gusrantors oi
the Ai;oO' pledge Will not be called upor
nouncement made here Further. seas6r
tickets ior both short course and domesti,
science course have been pledged for nex
year. totalling 20O. which Is more thar
vas pledged IN the course just closed
even as late as the Saturday before tn,
course opened. n Is believed the nev
year advance sale viii be largely adde,
| to before The course begins
! CRESTCN-Brief services were held a
| The home this morning over the BODY n
sidney W: Richardson, president OF th
| First National bank here and his IA
time friends paid their last tribute Of re
spect 20 one who was universally re
spected ana liked In this city. Mr. Rich
ardson came here from Monroe NVis
/ twenty years ago and was al first con
pected VIII tho lumber interests ~ mi
place. boz about sixteen wears sro b
bought the controlling interest I'm the Firs
I national bank and assumed the p.esi
denCN OF that institution. "A position he ia,
held ever since a widow and one 50,
are ms survivors. The body was takeI
20 SltneN on No. 3 today, where funera
services and intermCnt viii take Mac
| SUNDAY,
] LooAN-C9uHty Treasurer A. 3, Pit,