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Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-12
COLE WILL BUILD CREAMERY
Architect Making Plans for Building
at Fourteenth and Jones.
LET CONTRACT ON JANUARY /
New structure VIII BE Home Of
the Creamery Company and Old
building VIII he POuI-
try House.

David Cole has decided to build a new
creamery on his lots recently purchased
at Fourteenth and Jones. and has en-
gagged Architect John Latenser to draft
plans, which are TO be in the hands of
contractors for bids by January l.
The structure will be 1872 feet square, at
the southwest corner of Fourteenth and
Jones. 1t Will be of brick and two stories
high. II will be made the home of the
Davio Cole Cleamery company, now To-
Gated at Tenth and Howard.
Retains Old Building
The present building will be occupied
by Mr.. Coles wholesale poultry, oyster
and celery business and the present
poultry house. on Eleventh, B1HaaM 8ar-
nam and Harney, will be sold.
Bids will be taken on One-half the
building, to be completed by April 1. On
that date lease on the rest Of the prop
ertS will expire and the construction of
the second half will be begun.
The property is known as the Peabody
lots" having been owned for many years
in the early history of Omaha by Dr.
Peabody.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-12

dinner was served. The McNamaras were
furnished with a prison-made dinner card,
done in three colors and marked San
Quentin Grill" The prisoners who
devised it had taken occasion to point out
the attractions Of the place.
joke of WRg in stripes.
Never since the opening in 1852 has
the San Quentin grill enjoyed a better
reputation or greater patronage than
under the present management" wrote
the wag in stripes. There are at pres
ent over 1,94O regular boarders taking
their meals at the grill. The cuisine and
service are unsurpassed. Some of the
boarders return, six, eight and even ten
times after trying other establishments.
The location and climate are the finest
in the world. Situated at the foot of
Mount Tamalpais. basked i'm the grand
and glorious California sunshine, famed
by the breezes OF San Pablo bay, the
grill is an ideal resort the year round"
A list of house rules, likewise jesting,
fills the back page. The dinner the Nc
Namaras ate consisted of corn beef,
brown gravy, steamed potatoes. boiled
beans. stewed dried fruit coffee cake,
bread and coffee.
The brothers passed the rest of the day
in their cells. Tomorrow they will begin
work in the jute mill, Warden Hoyle said,
but James B.. on the advice Of Sheriff
Hammell will be examined for tubercu-
losis, and II he shows symptoms of II. he
will be given other work.
McManIgaI Goes East.
Los ANGELES. Cal, Dec. 1O.-Ortie f.
McManigal will be taken TO Indianapolis
within a few days to tell the federal
grand jury there what he knows of the
alleged dynamiting conspiracy. the first
chapter Of which was closed today with
the placing of James b. and John j. Nc
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-12

will not indulge in cross-examination. IL
is believed Franklin will be bound over
for trial by justice Of the superior
court, the trial date to be several weeks
off
Miller Preserves silence.
INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 1O-"I will not
say when Ortie E, McMangal is TO be
brought here. will not say IL he is to
be brought here at ALL" was the state
ment tonight OF United States District
Attorney Miller when informed OF the
Los Angeles dispatch stating that Nc
Manigal would be brought to indianapolis
within a few days.
81 refuse to make more statements in
regard to the dynamitlng investigation
said Mr.. Miller.
The report that the executive committee
OF the International Association of
Bridge and Structural Iron Workers has
been In secret conference In some place
other than Indianapolis since yesterday
was given credence by the fact that both
Frank M. Ryan, president of the asso-
citation, and H. $. Hockln, It's acting Sec
retary, have been out of the city. Leon
M, Rappaport, attorney for the associa-
ton, said President Ryan was In Chicago,
but information regarding the where
abouts of Secretary Hockln could not be
obtained.
The report was further substantiated by
the fact that none OF the executive COM
mittee, several Of whom have been here
for a week or more, could be found today.
According to the reports, the meeting
probably was held in Chicago.
Make Trip to Chicago.
John Kirby jr,. of Dayton, o.. president
OF the National Association Of Manufao-
turers. went to Chicago today following
a conference here with Walter Drew,
counsel for the National Ereetors asso-
clation; j. A. G. Badorf, also Of the
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-12
PRoHlBITl0NISTS HAVING
PROGRESSIVE FIGHT ON HAND

CHICAGO, Dec. 1i.--Further impetus
was given the factional fight IN the
prohibition party today when W. q.
Calderwood. secretary OF the prohibition
national committee, Issued an appeal to
all prohIbitionists urging them 20 join
the Progressive Prohibition league in its
efforts to unseat Charles II. Jones. ma
tional chairman
Calderwoods appeal reviewed the his
tory OF the prohibition party since the
national campaign of 1905 and reiterated
charges OF mismanagement previously
made against Chairman Jones. Calder
wood declared that Jones had given the
party turmoil. strife and a deficit.
Chairman Jones when told OF the
Calderwood statement said Calderwood
was actuated wholly by personal ambi-
tion and not by the good Of the party.
Jones also said that Cnderwood's ap-
peal was In no way official and was not
approved by the national committee
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-12

Namara, McManigal can be imprisoned
for not less than a year, but his detention
by the authorities before they get through
with his testimony will be equivalent to
that, and no serious objections to his re-
lease are expected from anybody.
He will be closely guarded, however, at
all time, and his trip across the country
will be in secret.
Twenty-Five witnesses are expected TO
appear before the grand jury here this
week
More Persons Involved.
"There are certain persons said an
official today. 'who would willingly tell
all they knew II other persons could be
srared implication. The government will
of course offer no immunity to any one,
though a confession may help the person
who makes it,"
That Ortie McMa1igal received money
from officials other than John j. McNa-
mara connected with the international
Association Of Bridge and Structural Iron
Workers is contained in his confessions.
I This information came from reliable au-
| thorlty.
! This phase of the case, it is said. is
more within the scope of the Indianapolis
Investigation and will be revealed after
McManigal arrives at Indianapolis. What
will be placed before the grand jury here
is the matter of alleged violations OF
federal statutes in transporting explosives
! that eventually caused the wreclng OF
the Los Tngees Times building and the
Llewelyn iron works plant. Persons on
the coast are alleged TO have been chiefly
involved.
| Tomorrow another angle of the McNa.
mara case is expected to be concluded
for the present. Burt II. Franklin who
Is charged with bribing a prospective
juror in the Mcnamara case, will be ar
raigned for preliminary examination. A
few witnesses will be put on the stand
by the state, but the defense probably
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-12

Erectors association. and a number OF de-
tectives of Burns men.
The conference, II is said, had to do
with producing evidence IN line with the
dynamlting investigation to be resumed
here next Thursday by the federal grand
jury. The evidence probably will be to
corroborate the letters and documents
now in the hands of the federal authorI-
ties here, which II is said, go to show
that conspiracy OF nationwide scope
existed.
Detective Burns is expected to return to
Indianapolis tomorrow and complete his
side OF the case for the federal grand
jury. 1t was not known tonight how long
Mr.. Burns would remain.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-12
M'NAMARAS IN SAN QUENTIN
Two Dynamiters Reach California
State Penitentiary.
ONE WILL WORK IN JUTE MILL
James II. Examined for symptoms
of TubercuIOsis-McM ManigaI il
To lie Taken to In

SAN QUENTIN, Cal, Dec. 1.-THE Nc
Namara brothers yesterday entered San
Quentin penitentiary, where James b. is
condemned to spend the remainder of his
life for his confessed crime of murder,
and where John j.. secretary of the In
ternational Association of Bridge and
Structural Iron Workers. is sentenced to
fifteen years Imprisonment for -dynamit-
ing.
1t was James b. who blew up the Los
Angeles Times building October /, 1910,
with the loss of twenty-one lives. /and
John j. who abetted in ncecldng part OF
the Llewellyn Iron Works i'm Los Angeles
the following Christmas day.
3 The men entered the prison, it is fairly
authenticated believing that they had
achieved much for the cause of union
labor and had been cruelty misunderstood
+ in their effort and the results they OBJ
tained. John j. Mcnamara, those who
have talked with him for many hours
say, donned his convict garb a devoted
admirer of lfe's little simple kindly deeds
and firm believer in the psychological
efficacy Of dynamite. James b. habitually
believes a good deal as his brother be-
lieves. For themselves, the men would
say nothing at all.
Take River steamer.
Whirled from Los Angeles on fast
night train, the men were taken from II
at Port Costa at sunrise today, put on
little river steamer and landed two hours
and a half later at San Quentin prison
wharf on the shores Of San Pablo bay
The shackles which bound them together
on the beat trip were slipped off and
they toiled up the prison hill beside
Sheriff William A. Hammill of Los An
geles county.
As the prison clock struck 10, John j.
MCNAMARA preceded by Warden John
Hoyle. stepped over the threshold Of the
Jail door, with his brother directly be-
hind him.
In five minutes James b. Mcnamara
had become convict 25,s14 and John j.
Mcnamara was number 25,31s. They were
measured for jai! clothing, photographed
in two positions given carbohc tinctured
bath, put into stripes. shaved and cropped
and rephotOgraphed within an hour and
turned over to John Murray, lieutenant
Of the yard, who took them to cell No. Is
in stone tier looking out over the
prisoners upper yard" a great flower
garden.
Soin Abe Rusf.
Further down the row. toward the other
end. is the cell OF Abraham Ruef, who
N serving 2 fourteen-year sentence for
bribery in connection with the so-called
San Francisco graft cases. Ruef Is In
cell No. 3. Cell No II o. the tier Il
Henry Dalton, for seventeen year;
assessor % Alameda county ard recently
convicted of accepting a briOe offered. &C
cording 10 the evidence, by pubic serv-
Ice corporation a. Daiton's solicitation.
aoon sf.eF the nsn cnstrcd the jal-
the prison taaG began to piay and con
Lnusd ungil 4 ?. N. A. . clock Sunda.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-12
Holy Ghosters Pray
For Convicted Leader

DURHAM Me-, Dec. 1.-THE members
OF the flock OF Rev. Frank w. Sanford.
leader OF the Holy Ghost and Us society,
who is now under bonds awaiting sem
tence on the charge OF being responsible
for the death OF six OF his followers,
spent the entire day in prayer for his
safety in the temple. Mr.. Sanford did
not appear publicly at shiloh.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-12

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Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-12

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Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-12
Swanson's Condition
is Regarded Serious

Hellwig Swanson, the Omaha merchant
who was injured in an automobile wreck
near Elkhorn Friday night, is stilI In a,
serious condition at ClarksOn hospital.
The doctor attending him said that he
put in good night Saturday and was
resting nicely. but by no means was he
out of danger. The other members OF the
party who were injured are recovering
and will be about in the next few days.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-12

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Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-12
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Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-12

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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-12-09
children CIV
FOR FLETCHER'S
@ ASTo RIA

" hile the two sons o &. Hut
crimson, ci Townsend, were about
to arise on Sunday morning of last
week, ore o; them, Paris, aimed a
gun at tho other which he did not
know wa. loaded, and pulling the
trigger, sh ot him in the leg. caus-
ing wound that it required six
itches to close.
f. II. Dem, OF the Gap, Ian
c'ster county section. who went
IL Lancaster on Thanksgiving day
"itA load Of turkeys reported at
Jap that he had been robbed OF
'>lCo at Paradise on his way home.
When his tenn reached his home
!, dead body WAS found in his
wa: OIL. The coroner's jury found
that death was due to hart trou-
bic.
Z. G. Hill, Delaware College
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children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CA STO RIA

HE ninety acre farm OF the late
Oliver y. Cole, located about a
mile from Aberdeen, was sold at
public sale last week by T. H.
Robinson, trustee. for S0OCo.
John Moores, owner OF the Big
Woods" farm. near Bel Air, has
.ost more than ten hoes from chol-
era, and several others will likely
die. Tie hogs refuse to eat when
attacked with the disease and die
within two or three weeks. Vet
erinarians prescribe omission OF
corn feeding and giving sparingly
soft slops, milk and other food
easily digested.
Dyspepsia is Americas curse. Burdock
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time. 1t drives out impurities, tones the
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Mr.. Frank Mullin, a young far
mer Of the Middletown section.
and Mss Amelia +. Buehm, of
Philadelphia. were married OF No
vembcr 29, in St. Joseph's rhurch,
Middletown, by Rev., Father E., A..
Crowley.
Former Burgess Jefferson Sha-
ner was held up in front OF his
home, about a mile from West
Chester, last Wednesday after
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noon, by three men wearing masks
who demanded his money, and up
ON his refusal was shot and badly
wounded. The trio ransacked the
house and got SIP. Mr.. Shaner,
who is 81 years OF age, was taken
10 tic Chester County Hospital
for treatment. The latest theory
is that the robbers were youths
seized with Wild West mania
Itching, bleeding, protrudins or blind
piles yield to Doan's Ointment. Chroni,
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Mrs. ane Murray VITO manages
the Delaware Ducke.'y, near New
ark, won nine silver cuDs at the
recent poultry show at Wissonom-
ing, Philadelphia, and was given a
fine breastpin as prize for the
leading female exhibition. Her
ducks were shown this week in
New York and will be exhibited
at Gainesville, Pa. next week.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1911-12-09
FINANCIAL

Deposits are the likelihood of bank,
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We take the liberty to ask your continu-
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The official figures show the amount
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National Bank.
f. V. STOCKHAM, L. C. WHITE,
President. Cashier.
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Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
Q a STo RIA

Arthur Huston, OF Seaford, a
member OF the Delaware College
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nose in the game with Dickinson
on November IS. The bridge of
his nose was broken, and the car
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lord on Thanksgiving day Arnold
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j. Calhoun, OF New York. has
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argely in apple culture.