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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-05-04

Frank Letter and family and
Willie Baker Sundayed at James
Goats.
NJ. Judge Baker and wife and
little familey took dinner with
the Ed. and wife on last Sunday.
j. r Heard vpntto Tarl1io last
Wednesday, to care for his son
Virgil who was quite sick
j. w. Seal made a trip to the
county seat Wednesday CT last
week.
This vicinity was visited with +
a heavy rain storm Sunday caus-
inc a sharp rise in the creeks.
Jim HONEYWELL is working for
J. + Rogers of St. James Dis
trict
Mrs. II. Y. AlIin of Sweden
was visitirr,homc folks the last
Of last week.
Jonathan Webster who has
been in West Missouri for ONE
time was in town Friday
John Layaa County School
5up7Ilntcndaylt and Hazes Nc
Murty Coanty Assessor passed
thru town Sunday.
Mrs. Lizzie Walker of Cheney
has been visiting with Mrs. }. Is
Heard during Bens absence t.
North No
Arthur Cody com = over Sun
spent Sunday night with his IN
Gle ]. b. HcarIS family return
ing to Cold Spring Monday.
John Leach tells u that ne
enjoyed a straw berry short-callt
Sunday. The straw berries
we're grown by Mr. Leach neal
Brushl1nob.
Miss Viola Coats VINO has beer
attending school at Ava, cam
home last Thursday for a vlsl
among home folks.
The regular mail carrier fa'ie
to arrive Monday on account q
high water, but Bru>hyknob &c
their mail by special carrier
Clay Heard volunteered to go +
Cold Springs after it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt made
trip to Norwood on Wednesda
of last week hauling Mr.. Paris
half ton of flour on the retur
trip.
Some mauradering law breake
nut several shots of dynamite i
Bryant Creek near ldumea Sal
urday. 1t is too bad that 81 m
people have so little regard &c
the law.
$4,000 per month straig
salary and expenses to men wi
rig, to introduce our Poult
Remedies. Don't answer unlo
YOU mean business. Eure
Poultry Food Mtg. G, Qnc
.ated,) East St. Louis, Ill.
Viola and Logan Coats went
the East end of the county 5
returning after night and WI
Viola started home from
Grandpa Coats the horse Shl
throwing her. her foot caught
the bride reins Frightening
horse. who attempted to
lra ling Viola SOM DIST.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1911-05-04
BRJSHlkNOB MO.

L04.4L L0NE
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-17

mission work Of all churches, SO as TO
avoid duplication of such work. All men
are invited to be present at o'clock.
On Monday evening the last rneetins of
the Bible classes for this year will be
held. Before taking up the class work
there, VIII be a discussion relative to
changing the Bible study work from Mon
day evening to some other day OF the
week. Plans for Bible study rally will
also be made.
The Young Mems Christian association
has united with other ORGANIZATIONS of
the city in welcoming the Wool Growers
association. Special complimentary tick
eto were Issued to all members in attend
at various times done this for convention
meetings and is glad to cooperate in
making the visitors welcome in Omaha
All the boys of Omaha who are inter-
ested Ia aeroplanes are invited to meet at
the Young Mems Christian Association
building on Monday evening at 7:30 Mr..
Gus Baysdorfer, who has assisted in
building a very successful type of aero-
plane, will talk to the boys and give
them pointers on the construction of
models. All who have model aeroplanea,
whether finished or in course of construc-
tion, are asked to bring them to the build
Ing that evening.
Each Saturday night about forty boys
who carry Sunday morning papers are
provided sleeping quarters in the Young
Mems Christian Association building.
These boys live on the outskirts of the
city and would be compelled to walk a
great distance in order to &c their papers
on time.
Under the direction OF Mr.. Turner of
the boys department, a boys club has
been organized at the Park Wild Home,
with charter membership of eighteen.
These boys are unable 10 attend the
Young Mems Christian association, but
will do what they can for themselves
along gymnasium lines and Bible study.
State Sescretary Bailey left on Saturday
for Chicago, where he was asked to at
tend conference of the international
Railroad and Field Secretaries OF the
Young Mems Christian association. Mr..
Bailey's assistant, Mr.. Turner, is at
present at the University of Illinois w
Mr.. John r. Mott, who is directing a
Young Mems Christian. association cam
paign for college men.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-17
CALIFORNIA SOPRANO
SINGS IN CHURCH TODAY

Mrs. Beatrice Hubbell Plummer, So
prano, who has been on a concert tour
Of the east, is a guest at the home of
MIR. and Mrs. Charles E. Black, enroute
to her home in Pasadena, Calf Mrs.
Plummer will sing at the morning services
in the First Presbyterian church, Seven
teenth and Dodge streets.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-17
BLAKENEY BREAKS RECORD
Metz Player Rolls 706 and Cracks
Omaha League Mark.
HE R0LIs 245, 2s5 Ann 92e
Beet IndividuaI Total that Has Been
scored So Far During Season
Team Makes Total of 2,O02
Against Cross.

Blakeney of the Metz Bros.'s team
made the individual total record last
night by rolling 2l5, 2s6 and 226. or to-
tai Of 7O6. His team responded by MAX
ing total OF 1882 against 2,755 for the
j. s. Cross team.
The scores:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-17

The Bookkeepers Of the Omaha Gas
company took two out Of three and won
on totals by eighteen pins from the Dis
tribution office. Haster had high game
of 22i and high total Of 524 for the Book
keepers. Bechthold had high game Of 100
and high total of 511 for the Distribution
office. Match game Sunday S25 a side, at
1880 p. IN. at Metropolitan alleys, Balser
and McMasten against carp and Angels
berg. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-17
CHRISTMAS IN THE CHURCHES
Sunday Schools Preparing for An.
nual Observance.
WILL GIVE SACRED CANTAEAs
-. Mary's Avenue Congregational
Quartet TO Sing Coombs' "First
Christmas"--stereO
Lectures.

Plans for Christmas entertainments and
christmas services are interesting the
churches, the festive day being but little
moro than a week away. Some OF the
plans already have been announced. The
Dundee Presbyterian church. FIftleth
street and Underwood avenue, will have
n Christmas entertainment Of songs reci-
tations and other features on Thursday
evening, December a. The Sunday school
OF the McCabe Methodist church will have
its entertainment and Christmas service
on Sunday. December "a The program
has not been completely prepared, The
Sunday school OF the Emmanuel BAPTIST
church, Twenty-fourth and Pinkney
streets. is working on cantata, Santa
Claus Prescription" which will be pre-
vented Friday evening, December 20.
The quartet Of st. Marys Avenue Con-
SENSATIONAL church, assisted by other
musiclans, will give sacred cantata,
The First Christmas" by Whitney
coombs. on Sunday afternoon. December
"a. at 4 o'clock. Those who viii appear
ere Miss Martha orym and Miss Mary
AcConnell, sopranos, Mrs. Frank Welty
and Mrs. Vern Miller, contraltos; John X.
Hopkins and John McCreRry. fenors;
1tiehard 4. Kersey and n. N. Bovell,
bassos; Miss Marie Swanson. harpisr
ana Charles Lee Cooke. ,jr.. organist.
The program will be as follows, ~
PART l. \. ,'s
Tenor Solo and QuArtelS"As the Edftfl
brings Forth Hcr Budrft 10y =
Hecitatiyo and Arid, tor 1enor-, ana inc
Angel Gabriel Was Sent from God " -
Quartct-"Hail, Thou HfEhly Favored
Contraito Solo and Double Quartet--'I
1Nll Greatly Rtteiea III ~. i,s,,g. ~. y
atarisp thssp seIorAsturnng kensor trAcsnas) Miss
' swanson PART II.
Recitative for Barltone-"And Mary.
J, Double ousrtet-"Hlessed BE the Lord
Contraito solo--'.Aa He spake by the
Mouth Of His Holy Prophets"
Sussrtet-- 10 Perform the Mercy Prom
!. Double ouartet-"rhat we. Being De-
lyered out Of the Hands"
Esn9g, soio-"And Thou Child Shalt Be
InterIude-" "christpnas Night.Yq
=, Double ouartet-"osr Bethlehem'a
Recltatiye and Aria for soprano with
Bring You olad Tidings"
5'ls, Soprano ~. seioIhe sn s5srs shine Bright"
Not xon Radiant starr,
baritone scio-''Is This the Messlah?'
Z.
Servant Whom Uphold"
Double Quartet~"Creat is tho Lord, and
worthy 10 BE Praised"
!, S;ontrsiso solo-''The Stars Shine
Tenor selo-'.with a Holy Love on Her
Beaming Face" FIt
Duet for contralto and Tenor--'srhe
Patient Oxen Are Lowing There"
Double Quartet-"Great IL the Lord"
Joseph z. MeAfee OF New York. secre-
fary Of the Board OF Home Missions Of
the Presbyterian church. will deliver an
address 70 men at the Young Mems Chris
tian association at j. m. Sunday on
''America's Spiritual Message 70 the
World" Mr.. McAfeee IL IN the city with
abe other members OF the home mission
councils- SampopaA of representatives OF
ltwentyStwo Protestant churches, engaged
IN the Neglected field survey over the
country. tt
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-17
y. w. c. a. Notes.

The junior meeting on Sunday after
noon will have a Christmas story.
The Fellowship club will hold it's annual
Christmas party at the home OF Miss
Carrie Nagle on Friday evening
All classes and clubs have adjourned
FOR the holiday vacation. and will not
meet again until Tuesday, January Q
At the 4:s0 vesper service there win be
stereopticon views Illustrating The Christ
child In Art The regular social hour
VIII follow the service, and al young
women are cordially invited
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-17

An especially good address viii be de-
livered at the Young Mems Christian as
sOciauon sunday afternoon meeting on
December N, the speaker being Mr. Jo-
seph Il. AcAfee OF New York City. Mr.
MeAtee Is enc OF the younger brothers OF
the famous McAfse family, al cf whom
are IN positions OF prominence. The sub
1ect VIII be, "Amerioas Spiritual Mission
10 the World" Mr.. McAfee 10 In Omaha
representing the Presbyterian church az
inteTchurCh conference which will plan
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-17

Rev. Ralph X. HoUseman. pastor of
hhe CASTELAR, Street Presbyterian church,
viii sivs the second OF his sermons on
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-17

Rev J. s. Bbersole, pastor OF the I'm
manuel Baptist church, Twenty-fourth
and Pinkney streets, will give a stereop-
tleon lecture on The Gospel in Burma"
tomorrow night.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-17

Key to the situation-Bee Advertising.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-17

The evangellstio services OF the Dietz
Memorial Methodist church will close
with a meeting for celebration and re-
ceptlon OF members tomorrow evening nt
1880 o'clock. Members Of the church are
well satisfied with the results, and say
much good has been accomplished and
many converts secured
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-17

The Preparation Of the World For the
Coming Of the Messiah tomorrow night.
His subject will be The Preparation Of
a People" The series Is proving pop
ular one
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-17

"Borefathers' Day will be observed at
the First Congregational church tomor-
row night with series Of short addresses
and n stereopticon lecture by Rev David
Wallace Montgomery. His subject will
be our Forefathers in England. Holland
and America"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-17

Prof. ]. A. Gillespie will preach a sign
language sermon for the deaf on Res
titution' at Baright hail. Nineteenth and
Farnam streets, Sunday afternoon at 1880
All the deaf are invited. The sermons are
free.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-17
Christian Science.

First, st. Mary's and Twsnty-fourth--
Sunday school at a:f5. Services at II and
g. subject OF lesson-Bermon, rs the Uni
Verse. Including Man, Evolved by Atomic
Forco7'
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-17
CONGREGATIONAL.

81. Mary's Avenue. st. Mary's and
Twenty-seventh, James Alexander Jen-
klns. ID. d., MISUNDERSTANDING, 1890,
uai beauty evening, 1850, 'The Dis
armed Host"
First, Nineteenth and Davenport. Fred
erick y, Rouse, Pastor-Morning worship
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-17
DISTRIBUTION oFFICE.

The German Home team took two out
of three from the storz Bottlers last
night. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-17

Happy song service of twenty minutes
preceding the evening sermon.
McCabe, Fortieth and Farnam, Rev.
John Grant Shiek Pastor-Sunday school
at 10. Superintendent ID. o. Curry In
charge. Preaching by the pastor at IL,
theme, "A Preachers Benedictlon." These
services win be held In the two south
rooms OF the church. No services at
Mig. Prayer meeting on Wednesday
evening at ) at the pastors home. The
Sunday school is preparing treat and
short program to be given at the church
Christmas Sunday, December "a
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-17
United Presbyterian.

First. Twenty-first and Emmet, Alonzo
C, Douglass, Pastor--10:20. reception OF
new members and sacrament OF the Lord 8
supper; 1880, sermon on John b:H-A,
Jesus Christ as Life-Giver and Judge"
Young Peoples religious service at $50.
Bible sohool at noon.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-17
Group of Wool Growers Their ForyEighh Annual Convention

2EE
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-20
NOTES FROM STRoMBURe
Nathan Wilson Succeeds ". u. Will
son as President of the First
National BANK.

STRoMsBURG, Neb.. July ls.-(special)
". e wilson of this city. prominent in
banking ard political circles OF the state,
has abandoned the business OF banking to
resume the practice Of the law, discon-
tinued by him about ten years ago. His
resignation today as president and director
OF the First National bank OF Stroms-
burg completes the severance OF the reia-
lions held by him for Q number OF years
with several banking institutions in this
part Of the state. Nathan Wilson. a
younger brother. was elected president of
the bank to I'LL the vacancy. and C. v.
Nelson was promoted to the eashiership.
The bank is the largest in Polk county.
with resources OF over 100000.
A street fair and carnival IL in progress
here under the auspices Of the local cornet
band.
The growing corn crop In this county is
in excellent condition and promises, with
the aid Of seasonabls rains from now on,
TO make yields above the average OF recent
years.
The annual chantauque will begin Au-
gust Is and continue one week
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-20
Prince Will Be
Candidate for
Congress Next Year
Grand Island Member Of Legislature
Will Try to Wrest Nomination
from Norris Next April.

GRAND ISLAND, Neb., July is.-(Spe
cial. )-Representstive w. A. Prince today
for the first time formally announced hiI
candidacy for the republican nomination
for congress from the Fifth eongressions
district subject to the wishes Of the re
publican voters OF the district as suct
wish will be expressed at the primaries in
April
Il am a candidate for the nomination
for congress-" said Mr. Prince, ''on q pro
gressive platform. / believe i know the
general wishes of the people Of this dis.
trict and II nominated and elected ! will
carry out those wishes in the halls OF con
gress to the best Of my ability"
Representative Prince IL quite well known
by Nebraska republicans generally. having
been a member of the legislature about
twelve years ago and again at the last
session. when he was one of the leaders
of the minority. led the fight for capital
relocation and aided materially in the
fight for an agricultural school in the
southwestern part Of the state. and in
securing the passage of the law for q
board of control for all state institutions.
LINCOLN. July ls.-(Special.) -Republi.
can party workers and various out-in-
the-state leaders are evincing more OF an
interest IN the 1919 senatorial race than
ever before because of the Avowed inten-
ton formally announced today OF William
Prince Of Grand Island TO enter the con.
gressonal race in the Fifth district. The
question which is giving these men the
greatest concern at the present time Is
whether the present congressman from
that district, George w. Norris, will en-.
ter the senatorial race. BY many, the an
nouncement of State Auditor Barton il
looked upon as a sure indication thai
Norris will try for the higher place
Further the news which reached lincoln
today that Representative William Prince
of Grand Island would make the congress
sional race is taken as proof conclusive
that these men have inside tips and are
certain that the McCook man Will Oppose
present Senator Norris Brown
By a large number Of the party anc
especially those who are admittedly vers
close to Congressman Norris, II Is be
lIeved that he will not enter the sena
torial race, but that he will seek re
election in the Fifth district. The fac
that Auditor Barton filed for the place II
looked upon by them as an indication tina
the present state official Is so common
that he can carry the Fifth district tho
he IA willing TO meet all corners Tor con
Rress. the present incumbent not excepted
The entry of William Prince, one OF tn
abiest republicans on the floor OF TN
house AT the late session OF the legisia
ture. In believed by republican leader
who have witnessed II, to be more oil
rect affront 20 Auditor Barton than It
IN CONGRESSMAN Norris. The friends o
thu Grand Island attorney have been urg
,rg him for some time past TO make tn
race and have openly asserted that III
Gould run better In his district than an
otber man outside of Congressman Norri'
himself.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-20
REMOVING HER SKIN
(From the Feminine WORLD

The quickest and surest way TO make
a good complexion out Of a bad one Is TO
actually remove the thin veil Of faded or
discolored outer skin from the face. This
can be done easily, safely and privately
by any woman. The process 10 one OF
gentle absorption.
Get an ounce OF pure msreoiiEed wax
from your druggist and apply II At night
like cold cream, washing IL off In the
morning In a few days the incredible
wax will have absorbed the diGfigurtng
cutiele, revealing the fresh young skin
underneath; you will have . beautiful.
clear, natural complexion. The process
is pleasant and harmless, making the face
look brilliantly attractive and youthful
II also effeetuAily removes such blem-
lshes as freclsles, tan. moth patches, liver
spots, plmples, etc Every woman should
keep q little mercoliEed wax on hand. a.
this simple. oid-fAshioned remedy Is the
best complexion bsautifier and prsssrvsr
knOWn-AdW.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-20
GOVERNOR ALDRICH REFUSES
REQUEST FOR REoulSlIloN
u,a. n,vorce Granted in Dixon
COunty Sufficient 10 ward VII
Charge of Bigamy.
From a staff Correspondent

(From q Staff Correspondent
LINCOLN. July ls.-tspecial') --ofovetno'
AIdrich today heard the application OF NIT
Lou NJ. NJ. Peterson for reauis'noh
issued by the governor Of Iowa for the re-
turn OF her husband, Peter Peterson OF
Tekamah to Logan. la, on the charge OF
b,gamy. The first Mrs. Peterson appeared
AT the executive office today, In company
with her father, L. @. Frost OF Emsrson,
Neb., and her attorney, W. r Patrick OF
south Omaha Peter Peterson was not
present but was represented by smyth ana
slngfrous of Omaha
After hearing considerable evidence III
the matter and the entire review OF the
court records In the case. the governor de-
clined to honor the requlsition on the
ground that the decree OF divorce entered
by Nebraska courts was entirely Vaha,
therefore the TekamAh man had violated
no law and was not entitled 10 be taken
from the state on the charge which was
filed against him.
The validity OF a divorce proceeding IN
Dixon county was the point questioned BY
the plaintiffs attorneys and by them as
serted 10 be sufficiently illegal 70 be cause
for an action,
The Key to the situAtion-Fee Want Ads.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-20

coLFAx COUNTY FOR NORRIS
County Convention of Republicans
Comes Out for Fifth District Con-
gresham for Senator.

SCHUYLER, Neb., July 1s-(speciai Tel
egram tine Colfax county convention
held July 10 at Garrison, endorsed George
w. Norris for United States senator "a
succeed Norris Brown.
BEAVER CITY, Neb., July ls.-(Special
Telegram)-The republican county con-
vention met here today with fifteen OF
the twenty precincts represented. The fol-
lowing were elected delegates to the state
convention John Krouch, J. F. Fults, Al
bert Phillipson, d. #. Neiswanger, II. b
Shafer, S. A. Austin, A. c. Rankin. ]. T.
shue and A. w Hunt No resolutions
were adopted.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-20
URIcSoL
VRE c0R0UER0R Of RHEUMAy.SM

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remedy for rheumatism do not do
spair. You still have uFIesoi, the
practical certainty Of CURE, end the
absolute certainty Of material and
lasting benefit to tall back on.
Or1esol II not . curealL Its special
nsld Is rheumatic diseases and 1t
cures them By renewing the oaUss.
Everybody nowadays knows that
Rheumatism II caused by an excess or
Uric Acid In the blood. Local Appli.
cations may relieve. but they cannot
possibly set at the seat OF the dis
ease.
Uricsol is inst what its name I'm
plies, q solvent and eliminAtor OF
Uric Acid.
Remove the cause and the disease
r. gone.
Urtesol not only cures the common
forms Of rheumatism, but II does what
no other remedy has before accom-
mashed:
TT DIssoLvEs AND ELIMINATES
DEPOSITS IN THE JOINTS, wHnRD
THEY HAVE BEEN ACCUAULAAT-
mo FOR YEARS.
Records are in our possession OF
not one but many cases where the
joints Of the fingers were 80 thick
ened as to be practically useless;
where the hip or the knee Joints we're
20 filled with the deposits as to rem
der the victim wholly unable 70 walk;
yet the patients were completely re-
stored 20 health and activity By the
systematic use OF Uricsol
In this way Uricsol has been .
genuine REVIEWER OF YOUTH
We can truthfully claim the remark.
able record Of % per cent Of cures
where . proper opportunity II given
our remedy TO accomplish the result
We will gladly supply testimonials
Write for folder.
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Chemical Co. S26 New High e., Loa
Angeles. caItf., and We win send you
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For sale ana recommended by
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Drug Co., Omaha Eeb.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-20

Oils to their liking, since the senator
Is dry and n very outspoken and ag-
gressive one. but Bryan IL not deeply i'm
pressed with Oils vote-setting powers
II also seems. from one point Of view, es-
pecially strange that Bryan should in
cline toward a man Of Browns type, an
out -and-out wet But there are rea-
sons 20 believe that Mr.. Bryan will find
II possible TO choke his snti-liauor prede-
lotions in the coming campaign when they
run counter of other plans.
1T may not be generally known. but 1t
Is a fact, that Brown and Bryan have al
ways been close friends, personally and
politically. II was Brown. largely, who
got Bryan to locate In Lincoln and It was
Bryan, among others, who brought Brown
out for mayor Of lincoln. 1t was also
Bryans influence that sent Brown to
national convention"
Primary Law Very strict.
Though democrats OF this county have no
opposition in their county offices this fall
and numbers Of the party have been plan
ming to desert their own party ranks In
order to help friends outside the party, II
Is probable that copies Of the new primary
law which are now being distributed In
this county will put an effectual and sud
den end to that determination
The new primary law passed by legis-
laturs which was still Smarting under the
sting Of q defeat made possible and certain
through the nomination Of JameB Dahiman'
sets out that entrance into another party
under its provisions shall be unusually
difficult Those who have not registered
their party affiliations in places where
registration Is ~ law required will be com
PEELED on primary day TO fill out blank
in which they state their party affihaton
and swear to the statement that they Will
support the majority Of It's candidates at
the coming election.
Where registration is not required the
Judges and clerks OF election are required
to ask prospective voters with what party
they affiliate before they are given a bal
lot and allowed to proceed to cast their
votes.
The schools and Relation.
Resolutions which were adopted by the
Evangelical Lutheran synod, which recently
held its sessions at Duluth, MINI, have
been sent to State Superintendent Crab
tree, urging that educational institutions
supported by the state should not In any
way counteract the influence Of the Chris
ton home and the church as far as relig-
ious instruction is concerned and above
all things should not disseminate doctrine
subversive to the Christian religion.
In reply superintendent Crabtree has
written: 80 far as ! am able TO deter
mine, the attitude Of those in charge OF
the certification OF teachers and those
who are supervising our schools are in
harmony with the resolutions submitted 70
me In your communication"