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Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-20
OLD WOMEN MAKE DOLL
CLOTHES FOR POOR KIDDIES

The old ladies at the Old Peoples
home are busy making dolls clothes for
Miss Magee to clothe the dolls for her
City Mission children. The old folks will
have their Christmas tree and entertain
ment Saturday afternoon ond both will
be provided by the Westminster Pres
byterian church.
Tuesday morning at the meeting OF the
Woman's Christian association, which
maintains the home. Mrs. j. w. Bedford
was reelected chairman of the board OF
managers for the coming year. Mrs.
Charles A. Tracy was elected a member
of the board and Miss Crawford was
elected clerk. The following ehairmen Of
home committees were chosen and they
will select their committees: Mrs. Tracy,
house; Mrs. Charles r. Sherman, ward
robe and linen; Mrs. r. s. Wilcox, de-
votional; Mrs. e. o. LOOMS, admissions.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-20
Postoffice Box
Rent is Increased

In conformity with the postal regula-
ton which says that lock box rent shall
be increased corresponding to the amount
Of business handled by the postoffice,
Postmaster Thomas has issued the notice
that beginning January boxes formerly
renting for $3.50 will cost 81. Boxes rent
ing for 50 will be increased to 81 and "a
boxes will cost s.
The old rates were in effect as long as
the Omaha postoffice did a business less
than 100000 but now the postofflce has
grown so that the business handled
amounts to between s1,ooo,0OO and g, 900,
and the increase must go into effect Mr..
Thomas says that when he prepares his
yearly report he believes that the figures
will show that almost twice as much
business was handled I'm 1911 as in 1910.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-20

LEIGH. Neb. Dec. 19--Mr. and Mrs.
Washington Hardy have rounded out fifty
years OF happy married life. = The ami
versRry date fell on Sunday. but the
event was celebrated with family re-
union at the Hardy home on Saturday
Washington Hardy and Sophia willis are
both natives OF Ohio and we're married
in that state in 1851.
As a young man MIR. Hardy Travelled
over a great portion OF this country on
foot. In 1867 he walked from Sonora, o.,
10 Black River Falls. wis, and Astoria,
Ill. In 1869 he undertook walking ex-
petition in search for gold, going TO
Denver, Pixies Peak and back to Sonora,
o. When the civil war broke out Mr.
Hardy volunteered with the Ohio National
Guard as n member OF the one Hundred
and Slxtieth regiment; at the expiration
of his term he re-eulsted with the One
Hundred and Ninety-eighth regiment. At
the close of the war he and his family
made their home at Boone. Ia, until they
came to Colfax county, Nebraska, october
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-20
Father is Arrested
on Sons Complaint

On complaint of his own son, William
c. Yoder James Yoder, veteran OF the
civil war, "a years old, was arrested and
jailed for alleged inebriacy Tuesday. His
hearing before the commissioners OF in
sanity was begun in the afternoon. Bitter
ness between the son ana his wife on one
side and the elder Yoders son-in-law and
daughter Mr.. and Mrs. Elvin johnson,
on the other, was apparent. MIR. John
son, through his attorney, sophus Neble,
jr., declared young Mr.. and Mrs Yoder
had the old man arrested when he went
to the younger YOder's home to see his
sick wife.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-20
HIGH SCHOOL DERRICK FALLS
Eight-TOn Column Drops snd Does
Considerable Damage.
CLOSE CALL FOR wORKMEN
walls of New wins of the Omaha
HiEh school Are DemOIished
when MIA Derrick Buckles
Under Heavy Load.

An eight-tou stone column crashed
through two stories of the north end Of
the west wing Of the new high school
building, now IN course OF construction
and caused damages to the extent OF
about 5000 yesterday morning. Singularly
none Of the workmen was injured. though
about eight Of them were dangerously
near
The accident was caused by the col
lapse Of a derrick which had been rugged
on the second story wing. The massive
column, twenty feet and eight inches
long and two feet In diameter, was be-
ing holsted. II was suspended about forty
feet above the ground and was being
swung to a position above the half COM
pleted structure, when the boom of the
derrick buckled
With a thunderous crash the column
shot downward TO the ground floor its
tremendous weight demolishlng the ma
sonry. Only an estimate OF the dam
age can be made at this time, but Thomas
Stafford, superintendent OF masonry
thinks the loss will be about 5000. The
building is being erected by John H.
Harte' on whom the loss will fall.
MnsOns Have Narrow Escape.
3hbuhh twenty DNlNh HldEOnH were NOIh-
ing on the second floor Of the building
directly under the boom Of the derrick
when 1t began slowly to twist and
crumple. A shout from one OF the work.
men caused several others to look up and
jump to one side as the heavy mass OF
iron buckled and swung around, then,
with sudden swapping it fell between
the parting of workmen. Charles Mack,
Fred Weber and w. II. Young were the
closest and missed being struck by about
two inches.
The damage done amounts to the break
ing in two of part OF the eight-ton stone
column and the wreckinE of considerable
temporary flooring A cap made of
stone and weighing apout two tons was
knocked off the northwest corner of the
west entrance by the swinging boom and
was demolished. In falling the boom
smashed against the side Of the building
and shattered several pieces of stone TIL
ing which had already been placed.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-20
CREDIT is GIVEN WHERE
IT BELONGS, SAYS BARNES
Tells Of His Trip West in Search of
Perfect Health.
HE HAD GIVEN UP IN DESPAIR
Friend Advised Him to Try a New
Scientific Discovery which IL
BeinE introduced Here and
lie Improved Rapidly.

Among the many statements made in
connection with the introduction of "Tona
Vita the new tonic that Is accomplish
ing such remarkable results n omaha,
none are more interesting than the fol-
lowing, by Mr.. I. Barnes. a retired capit-
alist, residing at liz North Twenty sixth
street city.
Mr. Barnes said: u suffered from
catarrh Of the stomach for years. I could
not digest my food and whenever l did
eat anything gas would form on my
stomach and trouble me for come time
afterward. Just the smell OF food cook
ing nauseated me / also was bothered
with rheumatism so bad that would not
raise my arms and I suffered excruciat-
ing agony. 1 was in business in Trenton,
n. j.. and owing to failing health l had
to relinquish my business and come west
in search of health.
II had given up in despair, when a
friend of mine recommended a new tonic
called 'Tona Vita / secured treatment
and saw immediate results and now after
only ten days l feel like a new man. 1
digest my food properly and the rheu-
matism is entirely gone. l feel twenty
years younger and give entire credit to
'Tona vita.
The specialists who are introducing
"Tona Vita in Omaha are giving de-
,mOnstrations of what the medicine will
do in five minutes. All day long they
meet callers at the Brandeis stores drug
department. Sixteenth and Douglas streets
south side, main floor, between the hours
Of a. m. and p. m. and try to produce
a noticeable Improvement In all cases Of
nervous debility within five minutes. the
people who take the medicine to be the
judge. There is no charge for this de-
'monstration and several hundred people
tried the experiment recently without
single failure.
One of the specialists said "'Tona
Vita will break all records in Omaha
like 1t is doing in all big cities Of this
country today. We are instructed by our
company to take no money for the tonic
unless the medicine proves satisfactory.
Hundreds upon hundreds in this and other
large towns are afflicted with nervous
debility caused by the strain of modern
city life.
The entire system becomes run down
in such cases and nervousness. stomach
trouble, headaches backaches. despon-
dency and loss OF vitality result. iona
Vita will work wonders in such cases in
a remarkable short time. II 1t doesn't,
we want nothing other than the time 1t
takes to come and get the medicine
Adv.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-20

Z. 1871, and settled on homestead four
miles south OF Leigh.
Eight children were born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Hardy, who, with the exception Of
the elder (Ntrs. Lizzie Brisacl, who died
In 1S9D all survive. They are May. Mrs.
Mrs. f. u. Perry Of stanton. Neb.; q.
Byron Hardy OF Surrey n, H.; Elmer
Hardy OF Seattle, Wash; G.. G. Hardy Of
Columbus, Neb.; Mrs. Laura Brissck,
North Bend Wash; Captain A, II. Hardy,
Denver, and Mrs. Ethel Russell. Duvall,
Wash.
At least two of these children are de-
serving OF special mention. Some years
ago Byron Hardy lost his sight but In
spite OF that has reared family and
operated a North Dakota farm success
fully and Is now In comfortable circum-
stances. Probably most prominent how
ever, is Captain a. VI. Hardy, who has
worldwide reputation as crack
marksman and fancy shot artist He
has given exhibitions Of his marksman-
ship all over the country.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-20
OLD OFFICERS OF GREAT
WESTERN ARE REELECTED

The annual meeting OF the Mason city
& Fort Dodge Railway company, the con-
struction company name OF the Chicago
Great Western, was held In this city at
the offices of the last named company
Tuesday and the old officers elected. II
was attended by President FELTON,, Vice
President Blabon and Secretary Coyken-
dsll. who voted their own stock and the
proxies OF stockholders. It was simply
the formal affair. required by the char
ter and bylaws of the company.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-20
WILLIAMS SHOT
BENTLY IN SELF-DEFENSE

Willie Williams, the South Omaha
negro. accused OF numbering Robert
Bentley, another South Omaha negro,
was acquitted In district court. To the
satisfaction Of the jury he showed that
he shot Bentley In self-defense. the lat
ter having attacked him with gun, fol-
lowing a quarrel.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-20
Hill Line to Keep
Open House at It's
New Freight Depot

General Manager George w. Holdrege
and General Freight Agent c. L. spens
of the Burlington will be hosts TO Com
mercial club members and the shipping
public at the formal opening OF the Bur
lington's new outbound freight depot at
Eighth and Farnam this afternoon.
The Commercial club has accepted the
invitation to the opening and has ar
ranged one of it's "home trade excur-
sions" for the event. Members who wish
to go will meet at the club at O'Clock
and go I'm a body to the freight house,
through which they will be personally
conducted by Messrs. Holdrege and Spens.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-20
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS TO
REMEMBER THE KiDDlES

High school girls are busy this week
making up individueT packages OF candy
and popcorn for Christmas gifts for the
little tots at the Creche mission. Miss
Neva Turner, the domestic science in
structor at the school. planned this
scheme OF gift giving and inspects each
package before It is sealed up.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-20
C0NNELL WANTS AUTO
FOR DAIRY INSPECTOR

DR.. r. W. Connell is preparing a cir
cular letter TO be sent TO all councimen
asking that the dairy inspector. Fred
Bosse, be purchased an automobile, so
that he can visit all dairles in the city
without additional help. The first cost
or an automobile, $500, and the up-keep.
$500 per year, will be less expensive, says
the health commissioner. than another
inspector at a salary the city would he
TO pay.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-20
Pharmacy is Looted
by Festive Burglar

1t was festive burglar that looted the
Walnut Hill Pharmacy at Fortieth and
Cunning streets Monday night. Gaining en-
trance through a window he had the en-.
tire store to himself Being not in a
hurry to complete his job he sought 70
Stake his thirst. and the display of grape
Juice looked down smilingly upon him.
After partaking OF refreshments. the
festive visitor turned his attention TO the
cash drawer, which contained about sl1.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-20

Here Is a remedy that will cure your
cold. Why waste time and money ex-
perlmenting when you can get prepara-
ton that has won a worldwide reputa-
ton by its cures of this disease and can
always be depended upon? 1t is known
everywhere as Chamberiains Cough Rem
edy, and is medicine OF real merit.
For sale by ell dealers
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-20
The BubonIc PIaEua

destroys fewer lives than stomach. liver
and Kidney diseases. for which Electric
Bitters is the guaranteed remedy. SOC. For
sale by Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-20

Christmas sale OF Manipulated china
third floor Brandeis theater building.
room 222 Miss Dunster.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-20

HuEIHInR PermItN,
w. J. Naylon, 1924 South Twenty-flfth
avenue, frame dwelling, $3.50; Fred lIrug
Brewing company, Twenty-sixth and Gem
trial boulevard. boiler plant. $4,000,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-20
RuIIdIng PermItn.

Key to the sltuation-Bee Advertising.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-20

Less than a penny
and better than any.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-20
THE OMAHA BEE

0nW9y, cS1R% cSWKNA c0uNI
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-05
5. P. Officials
 Visit Bowie

A party of Southern Pacific offcisi-. with headquarters st Los Angeles. -pent a few hours in Ba.ie Sunday apparently on some missi.n Of con- siderable importance
 Slme Of the leading citizens al 9oeis attributed their secrecy to an intended move on tbe part of the com psny to establish division hesdqusr- Ter. with possibly shops at Bo ie
 The Los Angeles Times s week or ten days ago bad story 10 this effec' ID connection with the construction of the new line through WinkIemsn and
 hoenix 70 Yuma. Very careful in quiry was made while the party was at BowIe a. to water resources and as to the friendly attitude of the cirizens oi Bowie toward the Southern P.cI6c company.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-05
From Tuesdays Daily |.

Fred Bennett. 'oremsn of the wagon. rcd unfit of the Bsquil as Lsnd X "a tl- comp ny Is in town to- day on briel ylsit. The company'- outfit is now camped west of FaIfbank wind ng up ,he fall rOund-up
 John Rock left this morni g for g ranch on the Bsrbacomari on s brief visi,.
 Chsrles Moss, manager of the Moss Ice Company st ren-on. is familiar figure or the stre is of Tombstone, having arrived this morning from Benson.
 General Manager Henry K Street ol the Boquilias Land snd Cattle com- pany Is in the city to ley from the compsny's home ranch at Isstro.
 Harry Wheeler. Who led his ticket for tbe shorf nomination by 254 vltes was A triei Tombstone visitor today He is kept busy receiving congra:u- lations of friends. and is highly grst;- fled at the hattering vote given him. The genial candidate is still busy campaigning. and expects 10 be bnsy untIl Dec l2tb.
 Ed~srd Blair. republican nominee for Assessor, vas st the county seat today court business and incidentally to look alter his political fences.
 Your attention Is called 10 the good things 10 eat li.tcd in the adver,ile- ment ol the Mscbomich Mercantile Company Look it over
 William Watt is in the city from Johnson having been summoned here as s witness before the grand jury in the case oi the Territory vs Ross Az mold cha'ged with assault with in t-ntto commit murder upon the per- son of Watt, at J hnson some SIX weeks ago, the game now being un, q consideration snd investigation by the grand jury.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-05

various parties vote in the primaries of any party they choose regardless of whether not they recognized members of that party This, if continued, should u
 matey lead the repeal of that part of the primary law
 California has taken step in the right direction to cure this system of voting The primary law in Caor mia any candidate receiving majority of the cast by his party at election the office without going through the formay of having the results of the pr ratified at the general election.
 This that all candidates receiving majority votes the primary declared elected and the necessity going through the regular election Only candidates ceiving the nomination where have orlty need run in the general election.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-05
Take a Peep at
 BaIowsky's Comet

To our visiting court sttendants - One of the regular sttracti.ns in romhs;one may he observed any c!0udie=s morning between l a n.sId daylight then Bal.wsky's comet is on duty with its iork'd tsil. Take peep St the heavenly visi or which appears 10 hover over South Pass although coming along n, the rate of 2j, ,O0U miles, more or lees, per second
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-05
Aviator Rogers
 Sets Mew Record

Avistor Rodgers flying from Demins \ NJ, to WIllcox, yesterday set new worlds record for duration, beirg ID the air six hours aud four minutes. The record claimed by Fowler is four honrs. twenty-si minutes, and was made from Yuma 10 MsTIcops, Sun day. The official record for duration Is four hours. eIghteen minutes, made recently at st. Louie. Rodgers 1IIl fy to Tucson today where ne will meet Fowler who is coming east.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-05
Industrial School
 Harvests Crops

Al the Industrial School ths wees over 6O1 pounds of dry beans Here harvested from about an acre of ground, and yesterday 100 pounds of turDips were gathered and the remain. ing plsn,ings will keep the institu. ton supplied with this vegetable III winter This will cut the per capita co.t of the school standardization son Press.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-05
COchise Cowboy
 Has Arm Broken

Robert Giles, one oi the cowboys with the Wagon Rod outfit, sustained broken arm Monday by having a horse fall upon him. The accident
 ccurrei near Lewis Springs, the horse falling slter jumping over an emb- nkment and slight'ng among rbe rocgs, fell throwing the r.der un derneath. MT Giles right arm wss broken at the shoulder
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-05

The Democratic state ticket nominated on Tuesday in Arizona composed of high standing in the sels Of the Democratic party, and all loyal to the gressive measures contained the constitution They the peoples choice and neither owned controlled by political bosses they under corporation domina- tion Their nominations will he ratified December l2 by an overwhelming majority.
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-05

JIG sco,t, upon whose land ar esiar Sstsr has been found in the Verd' valley, has ordered four drills fer sipl . ing more wells
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-05
The Total Republican Vote on the
 State and County Tickets

The Democrats fixed up slate. It go as-you- please for the nnatons with much excellent timber te se ct from for of the offices. They all winners
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-05


 WARRANTY DEED Nrs Elizaheth Clark to Geo Baidain c, chise pfoP... 9 O0 Cornel us P Hsrve to Julius Gheldor Douglas prop 10 co
 REALTY .noRTGAGE Plasids sud Manuel sslais to to E R Pirtle Douglas prop 100 OO Horace $ Konyon to Arizona Bank & Trust Co, Douglas prop........ ........ 575 oc Bisbee .Mest Co to the Min ers and Merchants Bsbk of Bishee, mines n Warren Nj D......-........... 27oO %
 CHATTFL MORTGAGE Bisbee Meat Co to Miners < Merchants Bank of Bisose, goats . ...... 27Oo % AZ White to L R White, Bisbee prop 70 % J Miller to Brooks Cooper Furniture Go, iurniture... 95 % Mrs l. Louis to Brooks Cooper Furniture Co, lurni- ture .................... 25o co
 CERTIFICATE CT SALE ! K Brandt, missioner 10 Mary P Barrow. land.
 WARRANTY DEED John R HolIcrait to julius Gheldoi, Douglas prop. 10 %
 BILL OF SALE Tony Bendis to Phase An tuniy, and Tony Ban, Bis- bee prop ......... $50 CD Geo Kuri Co Eliss Simon, PirtlesiIle prop. ...... 400 %
 WARRANTY DIED V E stockwell 10 " 4 Hem sley, Douglas prop -... 10 O
 Q c. DEED B G Pecka to Prov MutI B6 L As-'n, Bisbee prop ... %
 AGREEMENT BetSeeD Louis Vasil snd Emu Fo-s,, Bi-bee prop ai. fected .. ........-..
 REALTY &oErGAGE ] : Graham to Fir-t National Bans oi Douglas, Dougi prop ... .......... IOoo to W A Henslav to VI Green icEe. Doug Prop ........ 5O0 O.
 cBArrEL NoRTGAeE ] : Graham tu Fir-t NstiOn- sl Bank of Douglas, Doug lss prop ............ lOcO O. With power of sale. J Mui.head to Wm ReId, lot on Molvins MC...... 1000 00 To Joe Kline from A c Pres colt. slO7 7s; fIom J J Kelly for Ssl.l0; from D l. Velman for S20i 90; from G B Pray for SlOs.95; from J A Lurch for s99.i0; from Jesus C srcia for s2!: from J c Buchanan for S37.l5; from Juan Pal0mo .or S7S- .25; from F A eiss for sI3D.45; from o II Rcss for S32; fr, m Jose Perez Tor S93 95, all for household iuruiture .........
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-05

The Silver Belt observes nat of the defects in the primary law it stands Is that it permits members O
Tombstone epitaph., 1911-11-05
TOMBSTONE EPlTkPH
 PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY.
RECORDS OF
 COCHiSE COUNTY
struments Filed With the County
 Recorder

Recorder THE RECORDS GIVEN IN BRIEF. SATISFACTION oF MORTGAGE c Vol. Slaughter to Bis maine Equilbey ......... Prov Mutl B X L Assn tO Joseph L Kaight .....- BIngrsm to L L Kyle. - John Foulkes to V Y Boksn. -
 MINING DEED FN Bryerly 70 R A Brother ton, mines in Wsrren NJ D l 70
 REALTY MORTGAGE INV Lnptou to willco- Bank X Tru,t Co. Wilcox prop. -
 LIS PfNuEys Prov Mut'l k L Assn ys Zelphi. Miller, Bistee prop affected ................. Prov MutI B < L Assn vs Sarah Hughe.. ct al, prop "Eris" MD affected ~
 PATENT " Q , .,,;. L. S.,n Isnd
 WARRANTY DEED aMsry Gibbons tn Charles Dshlquist. Douglas prop 10 Oc Lsndie to H 4 Wimber ly. Douglas prop. ......-. 10 OO IA WimberIy to D H Lam 6es. Do1glas prop. ID O5
 sHERrFF's CERTIFICATE JN McFste, by she-iF to Andrew Scott, Dougl.a prop ....'......'.. 448 3
 REALTY MORTGAGES Bo,twick Barnes to Martins E5t Swain, Douglas pcup.. iJ0V Vj WI Jones to S:-te Mu,'l B& L Ass'n Douglas prop 400 co HC Msgarrell to State Mutl B6 l. Ass'n. Douglas prop l5eN (" Augustin Mspelli to Edith Stowe. DougIss prop ..... 800 co AR CorIson to George c Donc.n, Bisbee prop. 800 %
 cHATTEL MORTGAGE George sligh to Armstrong; Mig Go machine -..... 132 UO SUBTRACTION oF MORTGAGE Mrs Della E Whipp'e tc G B Mason ...----. -.-...--.-. 4 Nc Der r-ott end Steve B.ccet to Maris Zside ... -
 PATENT Usto Elizabeth G Bsrgs; land ---.---.--- US toAudIew G Torrance, land ........-.-. -......
 DEED Kaeper Hsusen, guardian oi John K .wslsky, an inssne per.un to i Mciiister, willcox prop .. 750 co Alfred A Sheppard to G A Gedges, land. water right and other prop. .......--.. l5JJ 'o Shannon Copper Co to Leone srd Copper Co. mines in Turpuoise M D .. OO Nathan l. Amster tn Leonard Copper Co, mines iD Tur- a1oise NJ D.......- oo
 TowSsIrE DEED M Newman to A " Wood, Bisbee prop ..... ... 50 oJ SUBTRACTION OF MORTGAGE David N Mssler to 4 R Csrl- son .-----..-.. ------..-
 BILL OF SALE Philip Dimitt ,o B McKin- ney, live stock and brand and other prop --..... 4OO0 N
 caATTsL MORTGAGE BJ Mckinney to Louis Ner. ion. live stock . ... 25OO O sArIsFAcTioS OF MORTGAGE Louis Merton to Philip Dim. mitt --.....-.----.-- Bank Of Douglas to Bost sick Barnes, Douglas prop.... -
 PAIRsI Usto Martin K Steen. land -