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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-07-18
CAUGHT IN CHERRY
TREE AND DIED
HEAD DOWN
Body Of Missing Railroad Man
Found by Farm LabOrers
TRAPPED IN FORKED LIMB
William oakley Believed to Have
Been Overcome by Heat While
Picking Fruit

Morristown, N. J., July 49,
Laborers on the Sire estate In Morris
Plains who went into a cornheld ear.
ly yesterday morning TO start their
days work, noticed something hang
ing from the branches of a cherry
tree which stands just outside the
field and within view of the railroad,
the trolley line, and the Sire home
They found the body OF a man hang
ing from forked limb in which the
legs were caught Later the body
was identified as that of William
oakley, yardmaster Of the Lackawan-
ma Railroad at Hoboken, who dsap-
peared from his home i'm Newark a
week ago Sunday.
1t is the theory of Coroner George
l.. Jackson that Mr. oakley was over
come by the heat while he was in the
tree picking cherries and that he fell
after losing his senses. and caught in
the forked branch Had he simply
lost his balance and fallen the Coro
ner thinks that he would have been
able to extricate himself, or at least
TO have attracted the attention oil
some of the farm hands on the Sire
place His hat. filled with cherries
was found resting on some branches
near the top of the tree.
Since Mr. Eakley's disappearance,
his family and friends as well as rail
road detectives have been searching
everywhere Tor him.
oakley was last seen alive on Sun
day morning a week ago when h'
waved a farewell to the brakeman o
a passing train from the, Morris
Plains railroad station. 1t is suppos
ed that he noticed the heavily ladel
cherry tree and climbed into 1t, will
no thought of the excessive heat o
the day.
Coroner Johnson believes that MI
oakley died as he hung from tn
branch, without regaining conscious
ness Had his senses returned 4
him even for a moment he could hay
eXtricated himself or summoned aid
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-07-18
DIVORCES GRANTED
List Of Matrimonial Tangles UnraveI.
led in County Court.

Nine divorce cases were heard and
two dismissed at the recent session
of county court held at Manchester.
The list is as follows: Lula Bessie
Ross VS.. Seth j. Ross, Chase &
Daley for the petitioner and 0. e.
Butterheld and J. X. BatcheIder for
the defendant; Lucy Il. Hosley VS..
Charles II. Hosley, Chase & Daley for
the petitioner and T. w. Moloney Tor
the defendant; Mary l.. Hulet VS..
Earl W. Hulet, Charles A. Maurer for
the petitioner; Isabelle King VS.. Chas
w. King Holden & Healy for the
petitioner; George +. Mock VS.. Edna
IP. Mock, Holden q Healy for the peti.
TONER; George E. Galusha VS.. Nina
Galusha, Charles f. Maurer for the
petitioner; Bertha A. Johnson VS.. Ed
ward n. Johnson, Batchelder & Bates
for the petitioner; Ernest Il. Tudor
vs.. Blanche Tudor, Chase & Daley for
the petitioner; Hiland X Mathers VS..
Mary Eliza Mathers, Charles A. Maur-
er for the petitioner The cases OF
Albert j. Beers VS. Mary L. Beers and
Sylvia Witherell VS. Elory Witherell
were discontinued.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-07-18
TERRELL RESIGNS SEAT
Georgia Senator Sends Resignation
to Viee.President Sherman.

Washington. July IS Senator Ter.
rell OF Georgia ceased to be mem.
Der OF the United States Senate yes.
terday Acting upon his telegraphlc
request to Vice President Sherman
yesterday. the Senate ordered that
his name be- stricken from the roll Of
the Senate. leaving his seat vacant
until Governor Hoke Smith names his
successor
Senator Terrell's telegram reads,
My successor as United States
Senator was elected by the Legisla
ture Of Georgia last Wednesday II
is my opinion that this election ter
minated my term OF office. but to re-
move an doubt sent my resignation
/ last Friday to Governor Smith ant
mailed YOU a copy of same. This
resignation is irrevocable aud | hav,
so notified Governor Smith ! vii
be- glad for YOU to instruct the secre
tary to strike my name from the rol
ui Senators"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-07-18
NOT SMALLPOX AFTER ALL
Or. D. ]. Carroll Afflicted with Mild
Rash.

Or. u. j. Carroll RUltcteu WIN Mtlu
Rash.
Burlington. July lS-Dr. ID. ]. Car
roll. who up to July 3. was house sur
geon at the Fanny Allen hospital,
now under quarantine because three
inmates are IN with what is supposed
to be smallpox. last evening denied
that he had treated any girl In the
hospital suffering from a rash and he
also denied that he had a rash on his
body when he left the hospital for
Fort Edward, n. v. his home.
DR.. Carroll said that he learned OF
the quarantine mt the Fanny Allen
hospital yesterday morning at Sarato'
IA, n. Y, when he saw a Rutland
paper.
Il was surprised" he said, TO
learn that | was wanted In Burlington
lup to then I had not heard a word
concerning the alleged smallpox stu
lation here. | came here as fast as
lcould. arriving this evening and learn
led that my presence was not wanted
TO state that a girl, whose name
was not known. was treated In the
Hospital was absurd" the doctor con
tnued.
u am sure that treated no such
girl aud ! am also sure that no such
girl entered the hospital previous to
the time left"
DR. Carroll added that six or sever
weeks ago he suffered from a sinai
rash and he Immediately allowed him
self to be examined by several prom
inent physicians In Burlington. They
pronounced that the rash was due
to medicine which he took while
suffering from a mild fever
n understand" said DIR. Carroll
that there are three or four patients
In the hospital who are now beinl
treated for smallpox All OF them ar
able to walk about
Il wish to add" said the doctor
that patients suffering from small
pox are not. as rule able to walk.
The several smallpox patients,
such be the disease. remained Il
about the same condition last evet
ing None OF the patients. inclndin
Daniel J Greaney OF Wino0skl, al
pear to be at all IN, although a ras
lis apparent
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-07-18
eoMPERs EFT AIS. IN COURT
Their First Moves in Contempt Cases
Overruled by Justice Wright.

Washington, July 1S.-Attacking
the jurisdiction of the court and
legality of the proceeding, President
Samuel Gompers, Vice President
John Mitchell and Secretary Frank
Morrison of the American Federation
of the supreme court of the district
labor. appeared in the equity branch
J of the supreme court of the District
OF ColumbiaMonday TO resist the latest
contempt order issued against them
by Justice Wright The first moves
were overruled by Justice Wright
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-07-18
Against Mule Team Lost Is Now In Trouble Because The
LOST HIS NEW suit
AdIor Larose Looking for an Outfit
That Cost Him $37

Adlor Larose, the night cook at
the Carroll restaurant, is looking for
an outfit of clothing, consisting of a
new suit pair Of shoes, some shirts
and neckties, which in the aggregate
cost him the sum of thirty-seven hard
earned dollars.
Mr.. Larose has his suspicious that
the clothing was taken by a friend
living in North Adams whom he met
here Sunday afternoon and took to
his room He has made a search in
North Adams for the missing articles
but has been unable % find either
trace of the missing articles or his
friend.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-07-18
American League Standing.
A PIONEER ACTION
Under Law Passed by the Recent Yer
mont Legislature.

Burlington. July lS-There was
hearing in probate court Friday for
the appointment of an administrator
of the nine estates interested in the
Shepard & Morse Lumber company.
The action taken under law passed
by the last legislature Is the first OF
It's kind in this county The proper
" involved has been condemned by
the Central Vermont for a new pas
senger station and the administrators
Is sought to discharge mortgages and
| get a clear title to the property.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-07-18
BARN AND HOUSE BURN
Lightning Hits E. A. Ferguson's Prop
erty at Bristol Setting It on Fire.

Bristol, July 1S.-Lightning, during
a heavy storm here Sunday afternoon
at 43O o'clock struck the hay barn
of l.. A. Ferguson, two miles from
this village, setting fire TO IT, The
fire spread to the house II feet away
and that too was destroyed as well
as an outbuilding The loss is $4,000
partly covered by insurance. A part
of the furniture in the house was
saved, and OF the buildings only the
horse barn remained.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-07-18
ARE HELD FOR MURDER
Frank Prmavera and John Turley
Bound over for Grand Jury.

Barre. July 1S-Frank Primavera
and John Turley, who are held in the
county Jail at Montpelier, charged
with the murder of John McAwlay at
Websteryille July IL, were brought
to this city Saturday and arraigned
before Judge Scott as was ordered in
the warrant. They waived examlna-
ton and were committed without bail
to await the grand jury hearing
which is set for this afternoon at two
O'Clock
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-07-18
DOCTOR HrNPeckep, HE SAYS
Wealthy Physician Married 25 Years
and His Vile Seeks Separation

Wealthy Physician Married % Years
and His Wife Seeks Separation
Fishkill Landing n. Y, July IL
DR.. julius +. Moth, one OF the best
known practicing physicians in the
Hudson Valley and for thirty years a
physician here, has been sued by his
wife for separation
DR. Moth, so his wife alleges left
her about a month ago, taking all his
effects and establishing his office with
his brother in another part of the
town. The couple have been married
for twenty-five years. DR.. Moth, in
discussing the case. said that he has
been henpecked for twenty-five
years. and that's long enough
The Moth family is one Of the best
known in the Hudson Valley Both
DR. and Mrs. Moth are considered
very wealthy in their own names
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-07-18
suNpAY aALL SUPPORTED
New Haven Police Chief Says II Les.
sens Police Court Cases.

sens Police Court Cases.
New Haven. Conn. July iS-sun.
day baseball 10y professional teams rs
distinctly helpful moral force. &C.
rording to Chief OF Police Cowles Of
this city In reply to a demand from
church organizations that he suppress
the Sunday games at Lighthouse
Point. In the suburbs. Chief Cowles
says. SUNDAY baseball by profess.
SIGNALS will continue at Lighthouse
Point as long as the game Is conduct.
ed In an orderly manner. because It
draws Young men from the streets
and lessons the number of arrests for
drunkenness and disorder Many
young men are attracted to the shore
by the Sunday games who would 9th
erwiee luiter ON street corners. and
from my own personal observation
know Il lowers the number OF cases
In the courts Monday"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-07-18
National League Results
National League Standing.
American League Results

At Chicago-Washington, 3; Chica-
go. 0.
At Detroit-Detroit, 3; Boston, 3
AT Observation-Disclosures, ,; New
York, /.
AT St Louis-Philadelphia, s; St
Louis, 6; IA innings
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-07-18
WEATHER FORECAST

Probabilities Tor this Section for the
Next "a Hours
For eastern New York and western
Vermont fair tonight and Wednesday
Moderate temperature.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-07-18
THE BIG LEAeUss
Yesterdays Results on National and
Americans Diamonds.

Following are the results in games
played yesterday in the National and
American leagues;
National League Results.
AT Boston-(First game) Chicago
s. Boston, l. (Second game) Chica-
go, z; Boston, 6.
The following games were postpon-
ed because of rain New York-Cin-
cinnati. Brooklyn-St. Louis, Philadel-
phia- Pittsburg.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1911-07-18
STOCK QUOTATIONS

The following noon quotations were
received today by the Bennington Sc
curity company from j. h Williston
& Co, New York
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-01
Nebraska
VETERANS AND PIONEERS
MEETING IN SCOTS BLUFF
Platte VALLEY HeId Fsur
Days Reunfon.

SCOTS BLUFF. Seb- Aug u--fSpe-
cal The Old soldiers ard settlers re
union beEan here Wednesday for q four
DAYS carnival Cue Of Tire notable at
fractions is the rev street Lighting system
that u Tor the nrst tine in service ms
consists Of rows q metal posts a. The
curb line which are topped With clusters
o. three siNty-vstt TunEstsns enclosed tn
white glcbss- which sUbdues and softsns
the Light TIE feed wires for the street
illumination are UNDERGROUND
A carnival company. Eith a Ferris Wheel
glass Blowers. etc IS doing good eusi-
ness
About seventy-Ivs q The coffee coolers
OF the sixties are registered Badges dis
tinEuished b. color. indicate Vho are the
Old soldiers ard whom are Tire Oh settlers
on settlers are cissse6 into three divisions
There is the tventy-flys-year class
tvrenty-year class and those who have not
been here for twenty years- his settlers
ASSOCIATION e br-s4sninE out and taking
IL al Il western Nebraska Both soldiers
ard settlers are registered who have come
80 miles 70 meet With the others Daily
programs Of music. speaking etc. slso
dzly rares and bsse ball are among the
events q the coming three days.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-01
SEWARD ADvERTlSEs FAIR
Bos.tera VIII Take Auto Trip 20 All
Tswns In the County in Its
Intereat.

SEWARD. Neb-. Aug S1--sspeci The
Seward Commercial club and business
msn Of the city are preparing an auto
mobile sxeuruson TO al the towns OF TIRE
county to advertise the Seward county
fair. which takes place September - =
and - A Wild west show from the Z O.
C ranch In Oklahoms viii be ore Of the
features a. the fair.
man about - years Of age giving
his name as Richard Osborn was brought
from Ta-Do-A yesterday, charged with
stealing about 50 worth Of silk while the
stock vas being inroiced-
One hundred and seven teachers are reg
istsred At the teachers irstitUts TOW IN
session
John Owens. from the United states hos
pital ship Relief Of the United States navy,
has received = medical discharge and came
home yesterday. after an absence OF sew
srsl years
Dr.. P A Marsh has sold his bungalow
for Ice 20 Ray Roberts
". p. waEwunsr has sold his residence
TO Ms. Ritchis for ss.sSp and viii move TO
Firth. Nsb.
TIE Dickinson. 4 large, newly remcceled
St Of fats Was opened 20 the pubic
Use Monday. 50 many young men are en-
necessity Of apartments was Demonstrated
All Of the cafe propristors have entered
into an agreement 70 boost W the price
OF meals 10 IS cents The former price vas
. quarter.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-01
INDlAN PLAY NEARLY FATAL
SE=u Beg at NebraskA CITY Tied 10
Stake by PlzymAte> s. Rescued
by His Father.

NEBRAs--A CITY. Aug 1--tspse-zLl-
There eaE-s near being ease Of oeinE
bur-sd 70 Death a. the stake n This city
yesterday. Some small boys were playing
Ir.- AZ aut sse- Induced she --year-old son
q EcbeEt Hansen 20 play TIE leading role.
ar1 ropes were placed Ebou; rs breast
an $. vEs hang several tines and seemed
TO ea5Cy TIE spoTL Ths- i Is suggested
th-- re be I'D 10 a stake E=c burned ey
tie yCgzg L-dizEs- A great mass Of kind
Iiz- sd r-sh'sh VS. co-sc;st ard the boy
va chained 20 the STAKE ana a to-ch sp-
p,lsc 20 MS funeral pyre- W-e= tAs flames
ga % tx ID about h-=l ard TIE smoke
ch5l-1 aizn Re te: ~ = -i=aty yen Thile
rrr .1--s .ndians dz-csc stc1- htn IN
seeming gIse The fEtte- c-E=rs1 70 b
a. E--ns srt h-s-t tire c--es -: the chil1-
G--hS'ng hi-l. stake ara A. q tr@s Buf-
fsr5 Rfi style Re carries h-a to : place
- safety. While the IEt,s-z disappeared
u the fatheT had bssn = ,-iIe slower a
dfF.erznt stcry YOU'D have been written.
bec--se the youth Was eozzidsrAbly
s-c-rked-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-01
ARNOLD TAKES GAME TOO
SERIOUSLY FOR CALLkWAI
Chairman of Village Board Arrested
for StrikinE Galloway Catcher
on the Head.

CALLAwAT. Neb-. Aug u--fSP~cial)-
The Galway hall team vent 20 Arnold 20
play return game with that team. but a.
TIE end q che sixth inning refused further
10 play 1hs game owing 20 the fact that
the Galway catcher was attacked b.
John Finch. . druggist Of Arnold and
chairman Of the village beard The Gala
way catcher had just been 70 bat Rad hit
70 center Ted. where the baE vas caught
He vas returning 10 Tire bench from first
base. when one OF tie Arnold CITIZENS ran
out and famed him with his hat
The boys we're laughing and joking With
each other. when the Chairman OF the vi
lzge board % Arnold rushed out and struck
ths Galway catcher in the hack Of the
had No sooner had this happened than
his son Fay Finch. rushed out ard struck
ard scratched the Galway catcher IN the
face
Tre game vas then declared off by the
Galway players and they returned home
A warrant has been sworn out for tie two
Finches ard they viii be arrested and
brought 70 Galway for trial On the charge
OF striking 4 minor.
The suit promises 10 Be a warn one. a.
Galway citizens deem il a big Insult
coming from ore 50 prominent as chairman
OF the village board q Arnold and will
spare 10 money in prosecuting the offend
ing parties
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-01
Nebraska
Kearney Saloon
Keeper Wins Appeal
Jury in District Court Finds Martin
Moran Not Guilty Of Selling Liquor
at Illegal Hours

kEARNEN. Neb- Aus Especial N-
The jury IN the case % the city Of Ksar-
ney against Martin n Moran q saloon
keeper. charged With having violated the
s O'Clock closing lau IN that he sod IN
toNtcstinE liquor out % hours. brought IL
a verdict CT acqufttal this Afternoon after
delibera-ing twenty minutes. he case uss
fought bitterly before the district court
y TIE city attorney. z C. Cslkins. and
the counsel for TIRE defense Judge n n
sinclair and 7 ?. Haner. Han q day vas
consumed IN selecting a jury ard re-
pseate1 challenges we're made and tzlfsrnen
dismissed Judge Czikins moved the court
that the special panel In the case Be dis
missed on the ground that the Jurors we're
not summoned from the county. but from
The city o. Kesrney and that they Eere
selected By the sheriff with = view 70 ac-
cuittaL The motion vas over-uied- No-sns
saloon has ben c-osed since his co1vic-
ton in Tire lowe- court but reopens nov
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-01
NEW BRIDGE IN RECORD TIME
CumInE County Replaces Structure On
Main Highway with small
Amount OF Delay.

WEST POINT. Aug U--(SpeciaL Rev.
William Harms. pastor Of the Neigh Ger
man Lutheran caUrch and vice president
u< the Sebrasks district preached the
sermon OF Sunday AT 81 PAUFs church
Al WesS Point and submitted his report
concerning the last meeting Of the synod
A. khich he was delegate
The three gun clubs q this district. the
Antelope Buffalo and willow Greek dis
tr1cts. assembled for q Joint contest On
Sunday az the Jarrett country home The
events were participated in oy four squads
ot shooters. the winners respectively be
ing. squad No. !. p Nelson tied with W.
Jarrett each scoring =. sqUsd No = Gus
Kruger With a sore OF q. and Squad
No. 4 Ccto sass, with a sore Of q
The old Plum Greek bridge, Z landmark
o: the valley on the nan country Rad,
northwest Of West Point. which vas
totally demolished by the Tosils thrsshing
Outrt. engine ard separator breaking
Through and falling into the creek below
some weeks ago. has been replaced By a
f-as new stssl structure built in record
tine
The congregation OF ire German La
ths-aa church ~ Lycas celebrated their
annual mission festival thls week Rev.
Paul KUehnsrt Is pastor.
Swan Polssn. a vel known citizen Of
swedish nationality. living east q ths city.
vas ad.U6gsd insane BY TIE commissioners
q M0zdEy q The complaint q J. ". Rich.
Crsts5 States u,Al CARER
The Nominations II CUm-rg county for
members CT the hard % supervisors are
a. follows: Ssoczd c-s,--et, John Sksls
fourth 6isuict. Angus; Ee-cA-ingsE' s.xtA
district. WenEe- AIAly. The J5tai vote cas-,
IN tie county vas LIS. beng 80 per cent
u TIE ne.Eaal psL.nE st-enEta.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-01
Nebraska
AND DAUGHTER MEEI
Frank Rector 90 Nesra-ka city Get.
Trace Of Girl He Had Net Sea
fer Fffteen Year.

NEBRASKA CITY. Nsh.. Aus. u--,spS
'-a-b-F'ra1k Rector. cas Of the rural
route carriers out Of iris city. ard daurh-
ter Rave ben reunited after a separation
q tfteen years- some fifteen years sEo
as vie did. leaving q bshy girl ysarS
q age. ard the father being tn poor health
and without funds. gave ths child into the
keeping Of some relatives. and after he
cane 20 this state married again ard
recovered his health he tired 10 locate the
child, but fsned. as the family had moved
sEay- By chance . fsw weeks sEo h
located the ls-year-ol1 miss In Toledo. O.
and sent for her The reunion Of the
father ard daughter. Who Is a fine appear-
ing ard vel educated young woman. vas
very pathetic she viii make her f-tu-e
home With her father. vbo has no other
chil6rea
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-01
Cnater County FaIr.

BROKEN BOW. Neb.. Aug I--(SPecisD
The Custer county fair. SeptembeT l.-l3-
H-ls. will distribute S6Ma for premiums
and SPECIAL attractions II Is the only fair
In the state which has ben operated more
than thirty consecutive years Broken
Bow people give the ASSOCIATION liberal
support, but Il Is planned 70 make the
fair more Of county organization and
enlist the greater support Of the people
OF the whole county This years program
Is the greatest ever before offered. ard
the sirship flights are creating unusual at
tentiOn-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-01

FREMONT. Neh-. Aug Ll-iSnecial D.
eeribnsr boosters. numhering about ia
made an aut0nohiis IMP through lh-z
vicinity yesterday b0ostiug the s-rbneE
Live stock shoN. which WlM be bed IN
that town September Il Il ard Il West
PoinL Telling. Hooper Winslos. Sickrr-
scr. Fremont. North Bend Docgs sud
Snyder we're the s0sus visited. making q
= StrenoOus trip There as fUrgy -lEs
automobiles In Ene, decorated In ysIipu
and puFpie ooIors. While ga Freuoat they
were the guests % ths Com0n~rcIzl club
and were gwen q l1nch and taksa ra the
moving picture theLters
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-01
win Boost for Merriek FaIr.

CLARKs- Seh-. Aug 1--,Spseisl Ten
auto loads % boosters viii leave Clarks
Labor dSy 70 advertise the Nerrick county
fair. 10 be held A. CIsTks. September L.
"a and x Machines wiG leave CIaTks AZ
80 a. m, arrive Central City. = n;
Chapman % a II; Archer. Il q m.
Palmer = n. where stop viii be made
for dinner. arrive A. Fullerton. p n /;
Genoa, : . m Silver City. 80 ? m
The Second Regiment hand vii furnish
music for ths three DAYS Of the fair
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-01
RequisitiOa for LInstedt.
FREMONT MEN TO MAKE TRIP
Plans Laid fer Trad Excursion Along
Superior Line OF the North
western.

FREMONT. Seb- Aug l--tspecisLl-
The Freuont COmmerciai cub = arranging
for It's annual trade excursion vhich v'u
Be hsld very soon II Wiu be tEo days
TIP this tame. taking ia the tozus on the
superior lire Of the Northwestern and Frd-
ina the frst day a. Superior During tn
ulSht the train WI1 return % LEnWood ard
the next day he toEns on the Hastings
llne Wtu % visited
TIE train VII consist o. PuTinaas Ard a
hand vii hs takeu along seventy NJ M
bcrs Of the club il l. expected atII turn out
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-01

EARBCRE Neb-- Aug II Special -
James hughes. a vel known jefferson
county tz-Der, sent = good shipment Of
fat bsevss = =s-keT this week The beeves
wsEs ss3 Il his FEED lets Just vest OF Fsi--
bUTy and topped the scales al L5s1 pounds
apiece he had SIX carloads and there
Isye Ia animals 4 tie Consignment They
averaged Sl5se4 apiece, OF Sl22o5s for the
entire shipment NJ Hughes fattsnsd these
beeves On alfalfa and corn