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Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-01
HART WILL BE GUEST
AT WHITE HOUSE DINNER

Ernest e. Hart-has received an invita-
ton from President Taft to dine at the
White House on the evening of December
IL on that occasion President Taft will
entertain the members Of the National
Republican committee. and in the brilliant
crowd Mr.. Hart will represent the repub-
llcan state Of Iowa.
The dinner to be given by the presi-
dent TO the national committeeman is
one of the important political events of
the year with an influence upon the ap-
preaching presidential contest. Mr.. Hart
Is due for reappointment for the fourth
time. There may be other applicants
but Mr. Hart is the choice OF the body
and brains of Iowa repnbllcanism. The
only opposition has been stirred up by a
cOterie of politicians In Des Moines.
closely associated with, II not directed
from the attorney generals office.
Mr.. Hart win leave dor the east on Fri
day. going direct to Boston and caring for
some important business matters before
going to Washington
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-01
Wickersham Replies
to Balcony Voices

NEW YORK, Nov. SO.-A voice from
the balcony at tho conclusion of an ad
dress by Attorney General George w.
Wickershame in the auditorium OF the
West Side Young Mems Christian assoola-
ton tonight called out: "will the sher-
man law be amended or repealed2"
The attorney general paused before re.
plying; Il am neither prophet nor the
son OF a prophet"
Laughter and applause greeted the dec.
laraaion.
Another voice sang out: "Do you thinh
that amending or abolishing the hold.
ing company system would relieve trus,
conditioner"
I'm my opinion" said Mr., Wickersham
the holding company system is IN,
greatest enemy to the destruction o.
monopoly ever devised by the wit O.
man"
Another voice; Does the attorney een
eral think competition will be restoredY p
Yes"
do you think the same conditions wi,
exist under these conditions as ara mo-
ticeable today2"
Il hope not That win depend on IN,
vigilance Of our friends"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-01
Women Take Hand
in Identification of
Old Indian Greek

The Civic Improvement league, an or
ganlEation Of Council Bluffs women de-
signed to do something toward arousing
a sentiment favorable to the beautifying
Of the city, has decided to give a rather
unique entertainment at the high school
auditorium on Monday night. A small
admittance fee will be charged. designed
to form a fund that win be a nucleus
for a large aggregation of capital to be
used in furthering the work In prepara-
ton for the work those interested In the
league, and all other women who have a
desire TO promote the purpose OF the or
ganlzation, are requested to meet at the
home of Mrs, Clarence Hafer on Franklin
avenue tomorrow afternoon to discuss
plans and form new ones. Such women
as Mrs. d. w. Bushnell and Mrs Mont
gomery are aiding In the formation Of the
organization.
One of the definite purposes is to begin
a relentless campaign for the beautihca-
ton OF Indian creek. Inspiration for
this movement has been furnished by
Mrs. Jonas, wife of DR.. Jonas, Of Omaha,
who has described to the Council Bluffs
women a beautiful stream in Madeira,
which she saw while on a pleasure trip
to Europe. 1t was originally almost a
physical counterpart of Indian creek and,
as Indian creek is now, was at one time
the receptacle for all sorts of refuse.
Civic pride and intelligence rescued 1t
and redeemed II, changed Its unsightli-
ness into conditions of real beauty. Ar
tistic bridges spanned 1t wherever neees-
sary and its banks were converted into
flower gardens or hidden by creeping
vines. This organization OF women Will
undertake to educate the people. especially
the women living along the creek
banks, into the knowledge that old tin
cans, discarded mattresses and general
| household refuse are not pretty things
for a lining OF the creek banks. They
believe IL the sympathetic interest oil
every woman whose home is near the
creek can be aroused, definite results will
be achieved. Back of this simple anC
practical plan, which will be applied tc
all of the streets as well as the trouble
some stream, is the larger purpose OF
procuring permanent improvements of an
artistic character.
For the entertainment Monday night
pretty little program has been provided
with these numbers;
| Piano Duet .....................,.....
| Mrs r. /. Smith and Miss Norgaard.
| ReadinC-Sacrifice of Sidney Carton,
| from the Tale of Two Cities"
| Miss Aethol Buzzard of Cowden, Ill.
| Violin solo-FIungarian airs ...,..,..
| Mrs. o. b. Towne.
Reading-The Carrying Away OF Leoks
| and Mrs A4eshlne. ...............,.
| Miss Buzzard.
| Piano Duet Observation-Disclosures
Mrs. Smith and Miss Norgaard-
The leading feature of the program will
be a one-act farce under the supervision
OF Mss Lillian Fitch. with Myroni VaI
Brunt taking the leading part. ~ Is en-
titled "a Case of Suspension" and is ex
ceedingly funny.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-01
Bellevue Closes
Till Next Tuesday

Bellevue college closed for this Thanks
giving recess At noon wednesday and
will resume work next Tuesday morn
ing. The students will very generally
spend the holidays at their homes, or
with nearby friends, although few will
remain In Bellevue,
Miss Eunico Woodruff of winnebago,
Neb. young woman OF Indian blood,
has entered the sophomore class, She
Was previously In a college in Missouri.
Mifa Adsit, dean OF women. is spending
the Thanksgiving recess with her sister
N Topeka.
Pred Hamilton. who Is buying three
of the Clarke lots proposes to build a
laboratory and workshop on his land for
his own use.
Mr., Kelley of Omaha has bought q
tract in Bellevue from Mrs. Marie Mar.
tin and win build a residence In the near
future.
Mn. Gilman and family. formerly OF
PilSsr, Neb.. are now settled in thelI
new home In Bellevue
Mrii. Caroline sanborn, prominent
resident OF Springfield. Neb., has an.
nouneed her Intention to purchase lots
and build in Bellevue
Tia trustees OF the college have placed
in the hands OF c. NJ. Wilhelm and Oscar
KaSS5er, the latter Of Bellevue. the sal,
OF the lots from proceeds OF which 4
new building IL to be erected next sum
NOR. MIR. Kayser, who is the activ,
agent, reports good prospects for tn,
rapid sale OF this real estate.
President stookey and Miss Graham en-
tertained the foot ball squad and ooaehe,
at o'clock dinner Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-01
Suffragettes Stop
Speech of Premier

LONDON, Nov, 9O--suffragettes in pur
suanoe OF the policy Of militant tactics re.
Gently revived, invaded the city temple
tonight and by noisy Interruptions pre-.
vented Premier Asquith from delivering a
speech on settlement work. The premier
after repeated efforts to get a hearing
left the church in disgust.
The trouble began as soon as MIR. As.
Quith mounted tho rostrum. Scores OF
women greeted him with cries Of, Votes
for women" One OF their numbe,
chained herself to a pillar and was re.
moved only after a violent struggle, dur.
ing which the audience was in an uproar
James Ramsay Macdonald, the labor
leader, who spoke after Mr.. Asquith hat
left, described the scene as an insult tc
the prime minister and a degradation tC
English public life. O
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-01
Mrs. Cornish Gives
More Money to Be
Used at Carter Lake

Mrs. Selma c. Cornish stated In a com
municatlon read before the park commits
sioners at their meeting yesterday even
ing that II the commissioners would APP
propriate 5000 OF the $1,000 donated by
the city for the purchase OF dipper
dredge she would give not to exceed $4,000
to increase the amount. so that Il would
be sufficient for the purchase The board
accepted her proposition.
The dredge will be used at Levi Carter
lake and will also be used by Mrs. Cor
nlsh to improve the grounds on the Iowa
| side OF the lake, controlled by her.
Bids will be advertised for and opened
on December "a. The property which will
be improved by the use OF the dredgo
on the Iowa side, Mrs. Cornish says,
really belongs In the Levi Carter park
beautlfying scheme.
President Rome Miller OF the board
brought up for discussion the appralse-
ment OF the corner property at Eleventh
and bancroft and Nineteenth and Ohio
streets, The appralsement was consid-
cred too high by the council and rejected.
II was the opinion OF the Park board that
the present course of the street makes
II very dangerous Mr.. Cornish said he
would not let the matter drop and win
keep agitatlng It until definite action
toward Improvement is taken.
Joe Redmond. In letter to the board,
suggested that the stones from the old
court house building be used In the con-
struction OF pavilion at Levi Carter
park. No action resulted from the sug-
geston.
Accumulated bills were read and al.
lowed. one bill was for repairs and
maintenance OF the Cadillac automobli,
used by the commissioners. The tota
cost since Il has been used, having beer
purchased In May, 1870 was t2ls.e0
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-01

E,v Mr Schacfer officlatlng. lnterment
viii be IN Laurel i'm cemetery,
sam Na4soi vas arrested last evening
1. OffiCols Iowrak anu scott on a
charge of carrying concealed weapons
George GiTGIioge was booked as COM
.aiuing witness.
..ls. Is. =. spearmRn and son Clarence
ana Ms. W &. Wagner Will leave thls
AuIu.ug tor Mlnden, la. where they
vl epvnd tho Thanksgiving holidays
w4,h relatives
no women OF the First Mothodist
church will hold a bazaar Friday and
"a urday of this week and serve An
Oy ster lunch Ft.day noon at SO North
Twenty fourth street,
a union meeting OF the protestant
churches OF south omaha will be held
uN Nt sunday evening at the FIRST Pfosby.
tyiinn church, A number OF distingulHheo
CD urchmen will be present,
| Tho Protestant churches OF south
Omaha will hold a union THANKSGIVING
service ut 50 l.ukes Lutheran church a.
! 1850 o'clock this morning. Rev. Z. y
! IlEley, pastor OK tho Baptist church, VII
occupy the pulpit
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-01
PACKING PLANTS BUY UP
ALL HOGS THAT ARE OFFERED

CINCINNATI, o. Nov. S.-(speciAl
Telegram.)- )-Price Current says there has
been continued active movement OF hogs
into markets which have been absorbed
by operating plants without much yield
ing in prices which were well maintained
until late in the week now ended. Totai
western slaughtering aggregate 75,0OJ
hogs compared with 10000 the preceding
week and $4,000 two weeks ago. For the
corresponding time last year the total
was 10000 and two years ago. 5l5,OOJ;
from November l. total 2.77O.oOo. against
l.s4OOOO a year ago. an Increase OF $4,000
hogs. The quality OF current marketings
does not indicate deterioration. but the
average OF weights continues lower than
year ago. probably TO 10 per cent
Prominent places compare as follows,
from November 1 20 November %.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-01
FATHER OF WILLIE WEST
SUES FOR BIG DAMAGES

A suit, claiming damages TO the amount
OF $4,000 was yesterday begun in the dis
trict court by J. W. West father Of
Willie West. the 6-year old boy who lost
mis- right leg by falling under the wheels
hiie trying TO climb upon car Of sand
in a long train that was slowly moving
along the First avenue track near the
boys home, at Twenty-sifth street. The
accident occurred last Thursday and the
little sufferer is still in Mercy hospital.
'rhe track is used by several roads and
Jointly owned by them. but the train
0hich caused the accident belonged to
he Northwestern company. The little
elbow was playing with number OF
other children. boys older than himself.
nd when a number OF them climbed upon
he moving train he attempted to follow
and fell across the rail.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-01
ONE NIGHT FOR MINISTER'S
AT BOWLING TOURNAMENT

DES MONIES, Nov. 30.-Ministers
night for the Midwestern Bowling tour
nament. which. opens here Saturday, was
today designated for Wednesday. Decem-
Der G. by President George Strotz Of the
association. The City Ministerial Asso-
citation recently adopted a resolution en-
dorsing the tournament and the members
have signified their intention of attending
in a body.
Saturday night has been scheduled as
"St. Louis night" as ten teams from the
Mound City are expected to arrive during
the day. Chicago night will be December
s and Omaha night December 8.
The entries for the tournament have
surpassed expectations, seventy-five five
men teams having slgnifled their inten-
ton Of participating in the tournament.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-01
Iowa News Notes.

AVOCA-By direction of Sheriff Rock,
Will Smith was taken Into custody near
Avoca yesterday for the alleged otfense
OF wife desertion.
LOGAN--Desplte the bitter cold and
violent wind of yesterday, between lSO
and 40 members were in attendance OF
the first and second room entertalnmen
In the high school assembly. An admls-
sion fee was charged to raise fund Tor
the purchase OF additional books for the
rooms.
CRBsTON-Word was received here
yesterday OF the very sudden and un-
expected death of Mrs. s. g. kirkpatrick
OF Fairfield. She was the mother OF
Mrs. M. T.. Black OF this city and had
visited here many times and vas quite
well known to Creston people. No par
tioulars wre given in the message as TO
the cause Of death.
LIBERTYVILLE-Mr Benjamin New
man OF Libertyvllle broke down and Te-
fused to prosecute her husband when ne
was brought into justice court mere 20
be given a hearing on wife deseruon
and Newman was Immediately released
He had been brought back from btlll-
water, Kans, with Elizabeth Cochran
an alleged former inmate OF Fort Maol-
! son.
LoGAN-sheriff Rock. in compliance
| with the request OF the mother OF Let
henderson, who left his home near Logan
| last July, is now making an EFFORT te
! locate the missing lad. So far as known
| the boy left home without cause ana VI
|
heard from him. He is described as
heavy built boy. Weighing about ~
| pounds, l3 years of age; height feet anC
| 4 inches; hair brown, eyes brown. =
| special request Is bdng made Tor intor
nation leading to the location OF the poy
| LOQAN-The domestic science class o.
| the Methodist church OF Logan Will par
| ticipate In q cooking contest here Friday
| December 8. Susie 7. Faith, County
superintendent Mrs. ]. F. Van Scoy, anc
| Mrs. r. S. Sarsman will be the judges
Instead OF selling the products OF tins
contest, as on previous occasions, they
will be served along with hot coffee anc
other refreshments to be furnished bJ
the Ladies' Aid society and eaten by tn
members OF the church at social gatner
ing on the evening OF the contest. Ger
/ tiacates will be awarded those Winnlnl
first. second and third honors.
WEST LIBERTY-At the age of
| years, Jonathan Pringey, the Oldest ma
| in Muscatine county Is dead al hi
home here, He had lived here for =
| years, coming from Somerset county
! Pennsylvania, In 1Si5. Fifteen year
ago, believing that his earthly day
we're few, he retired from farr
life and at that time put asia
ten SO gold pieces to be used for nj
funeral expenses with the provision tina
the money be used as stated. He wa
quite wealthy. All his brothers and sis
tiers lived to pass the age OF 10 and
was the youngest OF the thirteen brother
and sisters.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-01
Standpat Editor
Becomes Minister

MASON CITY. Ia. Nov. 3O.-(speciaI
Telegram)-L. II. Mayne, standpst editor
OF the Emmettsburg Reporter. has been
appointed by Presiding Elder symlle as
pastor OF the Methodist church at Liver
more and he has accepted the work.
Mayne was a candidate for congress last
year against Congressman Wood.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-01
SHERIFF OF MUSCATINE
DENIES STORIES TOLD

MUsCATINE, Ia, Nov. SO.-Sheriff
Vanatta today denied reports said to
have been sent out from here by union
labor leaders that women and children
had been clubbed during disturbances
following the murder of Patrolman
Gerischer Saturday night.
Union labor leaders today were en-
deavoring to ascertain whether. under the
law, they had a right to picket the
button factories. 1t was the denial OF
this right which led to the present acute
condition. There were no disturbances
today.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-01
Deadly FrlRht

possesses sufferers from lung trouble tlll
they learn Dr. Kings New Discovery will
help them. SOC and $780, For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-01

Poultry is cheap. Hundreds OF turkeys,
reese, ducks. chickens, etc. now In stock.
dressed to your order. J. ZolIer Mere
Co. the Big Uptown Store. lVo-lO2-l0i-lOs
Broadway. Phones so
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-01

II you have young chrdren you have
perhaps noticed tina: disorders Of the
stomach are their most common ailmenL
To correct this you WIN find Chamber
AIMS stomach and Liver Tablets excel
lent. They are easy and pleasant to
take, and mild and gentle In effect For
sals by ali dealeTA
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-01

The KEY to success - business Ia the
iudicious and persistent use of newspaper
advertising.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-01

20 the following persons:
Name and Address. Age
Charles Lee, Council Bluffs. .............. "a
Ida q. Baker. Council Bluffs............ "a
Thomas W. Knoell. Fremont, Neb. -. 2,
zedonA Knoell, Fremont Neb........... n
II. G. Rraden. Macedonia, Ia.......... IS
Nettie etorIus, AacsdOnla, lA.s......... Z.
Elmer Deitchler. Dumfries, Ia......... p
Ida 4A4s. silver CITY. Is-....-...-....... -
H I. Blrt. Council Bluffs. ....-.....S 81
Myrtle Faux. Council Biuffs- y
Thomas p. Green. Durnfries, Ia. IS
Helen NJ preyer. Dumfries, Ia.......... 50
J. n Vanderiip, Be1net. Neb..... p
Jennie Ritter, Bennet Heb.-..-.......... ID
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-01

Real estate transfers as reported to The
Bee November % by the Pottawattamie
County Abstract company OF Council
Bluffs
A. s. Hazelton and wife TO w. s.
Mayne part slk ne and neh seh
20-75-43 part nlS seh 2l-75-43. qcd. .S1 200
Urila NJ. Carrigen and James II.
CarrigOn to The Benjamin Co.,
lot 4 in blk. H. Benson's add. to
Council Bluffs. wd. ...........,. 1,OOO
Patrick l. OBrien and wife to
Louisa Il. and Fred Harsch lot
in blk. In Squires Add, to
Council Bluffs. wd.........,....,.... 900
Malnda e. O'Brien and husband to
Louisa X. and Fred Harsch, lot
In blk. in Sluires' Add to
Council Bluffs. wd...,,.....,.,... 20C
Grant Pilling and wife to j. X.
Annis, part el20 It. of out lot in
Macedonia, Ia. wd......,.....,..,..
Ernest B Hart and wife to w. s.
Mayne, lot 10 In Swan block and
seh sell OF S0-76-44. qcd..,.......,..
Joseph Knots and Alice Knots to
James L. Knots, part lot l and
lot in blk 3, MINISTERS Add. to
Council Bluffs wd.............,....
| ]. w. Squire and wife to II. Bor-
wick lot II in blk in Streets
Add. to Council Bluffs wd... 90l
L. L. Poston and wife to II. Bor-
wick, lot IL in blk 2 Harrison
Street Add. to Council Bluffs. wd. 45(
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-01
Council Bluffs
Minor Mention

The Council Bluffs Office OF
The Omaha Bee is at Is
Scott Street Telephone 43.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-01

THANKSGIVING evening. November ~. 4;
islzir sgWaLa. - PSaFi StESsS. SSr EaEa-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-01
Counen nlaffa rreaace Marks

COuneu uiuffs rrSaUcs Market
The following quotations showing prices
paid 70 producers are corrected daily by
WdMaE hAscaH "a ghma-4s4. for
publication i'm We Bee=
Cor.l, hStS-o }-sr o.. 1eat. ~ So 1ii. :.
eatrs tsfssc ri 49,. IN .1Ilasl, Jiindr
40 peE u1n; lsLll.l.A tiIiD.alS, u Iasiaa-.8.
40 tam
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-01
Lots Of Poultry.

wANTED-TWo BOYS TO CARRY
BEE ROUTES, APPLY Is SCOTT ST
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-01

TsrsIstsns Advertising a the Road 70
BiS EsSaErA
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-01
.Renl Estnte Transfers.

bers and friends Admission, so cents a
couple
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-01

.rriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
TO the following persona:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-01

Nine transfers. tOtnl..............sl .sl4.45s
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-07-29
MAKING ANOTHER RAILROAD NAP

The representative of the Tampa
Northern was here this week. and as
sured our people that the road will be
extended to Inverness from Brooks
vile within the next year. We have
written so much regarding the extern
sion of the Tampa Northern and moth
ing has been done, that we are some
what dubious about it ever extending
beyond its present bounds unless the
control of the road passes into other
hands. However, the fact that the
Seaboard now comes to Inverness. and
Is headed toward Tampa, on the same
line Of the Tampa Northern. leads US
TO believe that the Tampa Northern
will build the line to this place, or the
Seaboard will gain control over that
line and build it, However, the road
will be built, seemingly without a
doubt-Inverness Chronicle.
pa, Brooksville, Inverness and Ocala
can't get together and put the Tampa
Northern in shape to build to this city.
1t would be worth two or three times
as much to this part of Florida as an
independent line as it will be as side
track to the Seaboard or any other big
corporation. II IL was connected with
the Ocala Northern, it would just fit
in as the southern half Of a great
South Florida railroad system, OF in
calculable value in holding the big
corporations in check, as well as fine
transportation line There is enough
capital In the territory to finish and
support 1t, il the business men would
only get together and loosen up.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-07-29
2 PHONES. is AND ia

tion marble The electroliers were
finished in an effect that gave the APP
pearance of old bronze covered with
vertigris. Henry stood at one OF the
counters and ordered veal outlet.
Tender enough" asked the waiter.
Fine" said Henry.
He was cutting it again when he
came to a piece of thread in the center
of the meat. He then perceived that
he was eating chopped meat which had
been pressed together in the form of
veal outlet He left the outlet and ate
a piece of old fashioned New England
pie This New England masterpiece had
been fabricated at pie factory on
Houston street. It's composition was
mystery which we dare not try to
solve.
Henry returned to the office and
gossiped with the bookkeeper and the
stenographer. The boOkkeeper wore
patent leather shoes. and after years
of experiment and practice, he had
learned to speak with the broad A The
stenogra pher wore black velvet shoes;
set of imitation Russian sables was
draped over the hatrack.
At the switchboard the operator was
talking to one of her friends who lived
in Brooklyn. The two assistant book
keepers were discussing Matty's salary
for 1911.
A step was heard in the hall. The
next moment every one was hard at
work and the next moment but one the
boss returned from lunch. He left
early. Henry Wickwire followed his
example.
He dressed for dinner with unusual
care and called on girl in the West
3Os.
1--WE heard of a new French table
d'hote,'' said Henry Wickwire, IAN aw-
fully Bohemian place. Shall we try it,
Doris?"
! lawfully jolly" said Doris.
| Doris godmothers and godfathers
had given her the name of Henrietta,
but she had preferred the name OF
Doris She also affected to like caviare
and made much OF these phrases, "Aw-
fully jolly "S'il vous plait,'' and
"Merci Monsieur" Wherefore Henry
Wickwire thought he loved her.
They went to the Bohemian place
and drank French wine that came part
lly from a California vineyard and part
1y from Croton watershed. They also
CONSUMED quantity Of lukewarm mae.
aroni covered with brick sauce an6
spiced with glue. They gazed at the
other Bohemians, and in due coust
of time Henry Wickwire took Dori:
home. Later he went home himself.
He laid himself down to sleep on al
imitation brass bed and an imitation
hair mattress. A pair of imitation
wooden blankets kept him warm.
81 never saw a heater figure thar
Doris he reflected, NOR such beauti
full hair"
And as for Doris, over in the Yves
30s, she had put her hair on the burea,
and hung her figure on coat hanger.