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Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-04
Nebraska

the plant. The question will bee put to- the
voters at the approaching spring election
During the last week County
Judge g.. g. BOYLE issued marriage licenses
90 the following parties. Frank Fritchie.
q, and Nellie Meyers. 20, r.. ~. Dennis.
u. and Laura l.. Wepdeu % and Jacob
Schiifner. %. and Eliza Nj. Arntt. Is.
FREMONT-All indications point to more
extensive Improvements in Fremonts bust
ness district this coming season than for
Years. An addition to the Hotel Terry,
which be already short of rooms with
siNty-siN feet frontage on Main street
viii go up as soon as the weather is
favorable. A brick Of two or three stories
will be built by r. H. quinn on East
Sixth street some Of the material being
already on hand. One OF the buildings on
this site, one-story frame is one Of the
eldest In the city. A brick block at the
corner of Second and Main streets and
another ON Broad street between Fourth
and Fifth are also TO be built.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-04
Nebraska
S0FFRAGISTS NAME OFFICERS
DR.. Inez c. Philbrick of Lincoln Again
State President.
ROAST FOR BIG PUBLISHERS
Declaration that Conditions in Col
Orado Have Been MisrepresenteJ--
University Men Address
Association.

No.
LINCOLN, March 3-(speciaIl-A hot
denunciation Of the Berry article in the
November issue Of the Ladies' Home Jour.
mai was the feature of the morning session
OF the Woman Suffrage association at All
souls church. The officers for the com
ing year were elected and pledges Tor sls5
were subscribed by the delegates
Following are the officers named:
President-Dr. lnez G. Philbrick Lincoln
wee President-Mrs. Anna Koyanda
Recording secretary-Mrs. Ada shaeffer.
,,S Gi;0}T,responding seeretary--Miss Mary H.
Williams. Table Rock.
Ireasurer-Dr. Emma A. Demares. Roca
FIRST Auditor-Mrs. Julia n. Cox. Exeter
f'fss,e2nd Auditor-Mrs Frank Harrison
Each OF the clubs was called upon in
turn for pledge Table Rock and Omaha
each promised to give SO during the year
ana the society from Roca pledged zoo
Other cities pledged s. and SIS. The newly
elected president promised SIS as A per-
sona subscription as did Miss williams. A
Few pledged smaller amounts. The EXPENSE
OF bringing speakers to the convention left
the club with a small deficit which was
cleared by the subscriptions.
Memorial Service
memorial service was conducted for
FMs. Amanda Marble OF Table Rock. who
died since the last convention. Mrs.
AoVanda ana other neighbors spoke a
Few words telling Of her character and
work as wofs and mother as well as a
faithful laboror for the caune. Her en-
thusiasm for the latter was said TO be
30 strong that after she had lost the use
OF her right hand she bought a typewriter
and wrote her articles with the left.
The afternoon program consisted Of a
series OF addresses by university profess
orS and townsmen who told of the political
p equality question as viewed from the
standpoint Of the social worker, the uni
Versity woman and the editor. The reso-
tuition committee expressed the views Of
the convention on the Edward Box stu
alton and the work OF eastern anti-suffra-
Eists who sent 70 the Legislature marked
copies OF papers with unfavorable opinions
expressed. The usual votes Of thanks were
passed.
/Fhteen clubs were represented and at
4the forenoon meeting there was an at
tendance of thirty delegates and others
without credentials.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-04
New station at Nebraska city Assured

NEBRASKA CITY. Neb.. March 3-(spe-
cial)-some time since the city council
passed an ordinance granting the right to
the Burlington railway 20 close South
sixth street, so as to enable Il 20 erect a
new $4,000 passenger depot thereon and to
put in a subway and maintain the same
-, Ninth street. Il was found after the
same had been passed that the Missouri
Pacific railway under whose tracks this
subway was TO be partially built had not
Joined with the Burlington in the matter
The matter hung some time, and last even
ing the Missouri Pacific, through its Off
GERS, filed an acceptance OF the ordinance
and it's terms and agreeing to erect and
maintain the subway.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-04
FIRST NEW LIBERAL PEER
Elevation of PFemier's BrOther-in-
Law First step I'm Changing
Upper House.

LONDON. March 3.7-Premier Asquith has
started IN 10 even up the political com
plexion OF the upper house and the first
new peer 10 he created is his brother-in-
law, Sir Edward PHaulX-Tennant. whose
elevation was announced this evening As
a liberal he represented Salisbury In
Parliament from 1906 TO 1910
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-04
smallpox Epidemio at walnut.

WALTHILI.. Eeb., March 2-(Special) y
The schools Of Walthnl have been closed,
children are not permitted on the streets
all amusement places have been closed and
the State Board Of Health is considering
placing the town under quarantine be-
cause OF the prevalence OF smallpox. There
antine.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-04
DISTRICT COURT IN NORTH PLATTE
Myrtle Fletcher Found Guilty Of
Adultery.


Adultery.
NORTH PLATTE, Neb., March 8.-CSpe-
rial.)-The jury In the district court in the
ease OF the state against Myrtle Fletcher
brought In a verdict OF guilty at O'Clock
Thursday morning. The defendant was ar
rested upon complaint of her husband and
pharged with adultery.
In this case Of the state against Meyers,
charged with horse stealing the defendant
pleaded guilty. He has not yet been SEN
fenced by the court.
Beginning Wednesday afternoon and oc-
eupying all OF Thursday the court and
Jury were busy trying the case of the state
against Crawford, who is charged with
stealing hay IN the south part of the
county.
In the case Of the state against David
King q plea in abatement was sustained
for the reason 1t was shown that the JUS
tice Of the peace conducted the preliminary
hearing over the line in Dawson county
instead OF Lincoln county.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-04

Look over the Field-The successful busi-
The experienced advertiser uses The Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-04

The Key 10 the situauOn-Bse Want Ads
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-14
w BRYAN TO ENTER MINISTRY
PERSONAL NOTES
At the Golden Gate Hotel

A. r. Lang. an old timer who is in terested in mines and was also in the undertaking business for several years here in Nome.
 N. l.. Cochran who is interested in the mines being operated by Mir Stew art on the tributaries to the right limit of Snake River near Bangor Creek.
 NIT. Fox. the general manager of the ditch company with the ditch following the right limit of Snake River
 G. Ramsey. general manager of tho Nome. Montana New Mexico Dredging Company that was formally under the management of Pearson on th e Solo mon River.
 John Dexter from Golovin way. John comes to Nome every summer about this time of the year. and he look ing hale and hearty
 A. H. Gregory representing the New York Betting & Packing Co. Ltd. one of the largest belting and packing com panys in the States. with he dquarters at San Francisco.
 Miss Ellen Scarborough. a magazine writer is here securing material for a number of stories.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-14
WIG" TO SAIL
 VIA ST. MICHAEL

The S S Victoria. which arrived in port this forenoon will sail if possible this evening for Seattle via St. Michael
 The steamer has 6O tons of freight to discharge at this port and unless the sea abates will not get away until to- morrow. the surf being too rough to land goods as the paper goes to press.
 Manager Ziph was wired that the loo passengers coming from up river points are now at St. Michael and the Victoria will call there just long enough for them to be placed aboard the vessel.
 Should the sea calm down So the freight can he landed and the pass engers taken on board the vessel may clear during the night. MT. Clark is very anxious to have the boat sail, for the steamer is expected to make six trips this season and Manager Ziph has wired he will leave St. Michaels with the passengers the minute the Victoria heaves in sight. SO no delay will occur at that point. An hour is the time expected to be lost al that call port.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-14
SEC'Y FISHER
 IN SEATTLE
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Service.
 SEATTLE. Aug I4 S.,r,1N Fish- ,r Of th. utrr,"r Department. ,urauts Io Aiasha aS th. special r.nrrsrualN- of President T.rt. m m, ,,aI aud "lt controversy. arrived m lh- riu u,da> and win hr gurs. "r th. Seattle rrrs- club this evening
 Tau"rraA ,h-r. eIu nr a ef.tf luncheon snru m hauar ,f Srsr.tt, Flshrr at the Ar. ua rUuh. ht tH,. sau- "us ,"mmeryl1l hodI,s of th, ,ir, tnd S,attl,'~ most prominent huSlur~S men wiH b. present also th,. prominent representatives rram Ansl,., n"u lnth- ctty
 Secretary Fisher Mas met at thr l,p"t hy 2 Iar-r l,b.salian of S,ettrl~- u.s. unr n hm thes .xp,,t t" uud the solution tn jb, great Alaska r"al proh- lem.
 The S.crrrarN reported h- w"uli h.,y- rpr .H, North at "uc, lu b, gau,. for two weeks aud would lo"k into th. c"al and oa s.ruarn"n and upnn h,S r-- turn wauld make such r-csmurruta tions as he deemed best fnr the de- yrl"pmrnt of the coal
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-14
Nugget Special Service.

SIOUX CITY, Aug. ll.-I.ast evening a farmer who was taking his family ont for a spin in his new automnhl, Was hit ny a train on h. Northwestern road which killed every member of the lam ily. numbering five
 spinning along the country road near the city and must haN" overlooked th" Northwestern passenger train which Was approaching the crossing for the engine hit the auto while going at a very fast rate
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-14
PRESIDENT IS
 DISAPPOINTED
Nugget Special Service

Nugget Special Service.
 BEVERLEY. Mass. Aus li rres,- dent Tan Is hr.uh d~-a-ted over The Sruat-~ determination .a m"dir, he Arbitration rn.as Ills p.t measures ahsr"hN hs Suere,drI m bringing about th. ~leHlu- a Arbitration treaties hrtwr"n th~ .uuHlry and the .~" er.u lur,m.n l"a..s Euslaud and France tr. naN la..l |" h. h"ld Hr iur 30 bong 'ma aa 1,-"aut of modi- 't.5taau~ .e h, rs,.u.a ll,,i h, tho -,f..t. s.aH#.fr.,
 Thr President fr,I- tbr atlou "f rne Senate 'amHrre. kr,ulA lar h.. he h,Nrd rns tr,.r. nu, 'hat would alrrr alth -.u,rl approval With ln- r-apIe of thr rui'yd States
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-14
Especial CorrespondcnceD

CRATER LAKE FISHING CAMP. Aug A.-The excursion train arrived at the end of the road on time and after a hearty meal at the Nugger Roadhouse. We proceeded to walk the ' miles to the camp here in tho hear. of the Sawtooth Mountains
 The camp k located in an ideal spot. the tents having been set up and placed in position before our arrival. The cooks and vast stores of food ta help round off the demands of the ap- petit, when the trout. whitrfSh and pickerel have heen partakrn of. are in
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-14

ministry as his calling
 The report is not believed by the great leaders of the political party while people who are close (" th, great leader. claim ,hat William Jennings Bryan has had d leaning that way for som. time. H- has lrctur.d tim, and again "u religious subjects and his ser mon entitled. "Thc Prince of Peace" is considered one of the greatest sermons ever delivered or published
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-14
Nugget Special Service.

LONDON. Aug l4-Great Britain is now threatened with a great labor strike to hr l.d by the railroad ,m- ployecs throughout England
 Saturday afternoon as soon as ,h, and wharf hands was settled. the rail- road men operating the tubes "f Lon don struck and commenced |" riot
 In Liverpool rioting is still going nu and the police had hard work to lucll
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-14
WILL MODIFY
 TAFT'S TREATY
Nugget Special Service.

WASHINGToN. Aug l4-The Sen ale Foreign Committee to whom the. treaties between this country. England and France was referred are ready to report the nleaSure hack to the Senate.
 lt is stated that the committee will recommend the ratification of the treaties with certain notifications The hanges to be recommended have not been given out as vel but will he made public as soon as the measures are re- ported hack to the Senate.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-14
sHAooWEN AFTER LONG
 TRIAL IS CONVICTED
Nugget Special Service.

CHRISTOPHER, TIL. Aug. 12.- Shadowen. who has been on trial for some time here over lhe killing of Judge Moran Martin. and wounding three other men. in what was termed the battle of the court room was today convicted of murder
 Sometime ago in the court room in which Magistrate Martin was holding court the attorneys and witness in the case on trial got into a heated argu- ment and during the war of words Shadowen pulled out a gun and com menced to shoot. The magistrate was killed and three others wounded before he was overpowered.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-14
FISHING IS GOOD UP
 AT CRATER LAKE

Jhe hands af competent chefs who Ar,. there in seeing the pangs of hunger ar. well apprasrd
 The men went fishing yesterday aud the record Ia date k >o for one fisher man. Names w- will omit fnr fish sto- ries are now in order herr in Crater Lake Camp at the Grand Central
 Tomorrow we expect o. n Cochran. NJ. n SamurlS and a host of others out an the "Fisherman's Flyer lrav- ing Nome early in the morning
 Wrapping paper for sale cheap al the Nugget Office.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-14
Nugget Special Service.

CHICAGO. Aug. l4.-The great In- ternational Aviation meet under the auspices of the Aero Club of Illinois. to be held between the dates of August l2 and 20th. opened here in the city on Saturday.
 The first day was msrred by the turning over of one of the many air ships entered in the contest The ma chine was quite a distance in the air when the aviator about o'clock lost his hold and turned turtle, coming to the ground with considerable force sustaining a few injuries none of which are likely to prove fatal
 In the International Aviation meet which is being held, there are hundreds of amateurs as we'll as professional men enterd for the valuable prizes of
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-14
STEEL COMMITTEE
 ADJoRNs TIL OCTOBER
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Service.
 WASHINGTON. Aug l4 The Ho,lse Committee having under investigation the United States Steel Trust, haze Tee turned from New York CuN Nhrr,. lh-y have h"en securing information and re- ported they adjourned on Satur,iay ltsl to october 18th
 The committee reports that they Alll complete their investigation in time I,. make complete report to lh- H,us- during the regular session which con Venes during the month of December
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-14
Nugget Special Service.

CENTRALLY. Aug l4-Word has been received at this city that during a sermon preached at Salem. Illinois yesterday. his birthplace. W Bryan ntimated that h" may enter th" minis try
 William Jennings Bryan. the great democratic leader will rrsiFn from poli- tics and in the near future enter the
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-14
PASSENGERS FROM VICTORIA

Several passengers braved the ter TOTS of the surf this noon and came ashore on Captain Tom Ross's boat from the Victoria, when she came in with the mail.
 Sergeant Sanford. for several years in charge Of the local telegraph office, now enroute to the States came ashore to say hello to the boys: also another member of the Wireless Signal Corps.
 Edward E. Flynn. of St Michael came ashore through the surf. Mir Walker of the firm of Walker Bros and one or two more were in the De- hance when she scooted through the breakers into the mouth of the river
 Mir. Ross brought the mail ashore from the Victoria.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-14
INTERNATIONAL MEET
 NOW ON IN CHICAGO

all descriptions offered to the winners of the many events to take place.
 A great legal battle on patent rights particular meet for the Wright Bros or company are expecting to make every other machine other than their plane inventors.
 Harold F. Mccormick, old John Ds son. law the promoter of the Inter- national meet will fight the Wright Company tooth and nail. if they try to secure injunctions against the aviators or their machines and spoil the meet
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-14
Nugget Special Service.

WASHINGTON, Aug l2-Unless something unforeseen at the present time happens. President Taft will be present at the ground breaking for the Panama Exposition to be held in San Francisco. at Harbor View.
 The President has left the capital to spend Sunday with his family at the seashore. or their summer home at Beverley. Mass. hut before going, gave out the information that unless some thing unforeseen happens to prevent 1t
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-14
MOVING PICTURE
 HUNT POLAR BEAR

The Schooner Polar Rear left the harbor late Saturday last. for wrangle Island. with sixteen persons on board mostly of natives. MT Kliensmidt is aboard with moving pie ture apparatus and when interviewed he stated that pictures would be taken of the different exciting hunts such as walrus. bear. etc. also the gathering of curios and specimens for museums The trip Is to last about three weeks,
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-14

Lewis Hunter. Atherton. Lacey. Mar quette by the case or bottle Seward Comr Co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-14
LABOR TROUBLE NOT
 OVER IN ENGLAND

the strik" During chargr one p"lic.- man Was killed hy thu, riuting strikers and forty Were injured
 Houses hlv, been set atir, iu Liver pool hN the strikers and riots urr free Iurnt h" soldiers arr. expected [" hav,. C" b" called in l." haudh tho. siuattn tnu.
 JOHN S. SMITH NOT INSANE
 J"hu = Smith "r otter Crock wss adiudged not insane u th,. D"mni~- Si"n"r's court this aft-ruuuu
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-14
TAFT COMPLETES
 VETO MESSAGE
Nugget Special Service.

BEVERLEY. Mass. Au- lI Pr-st- dent Tau has completed his lrr" mes sage "t thr Arz"na md NrU Mexico Slatrhp"d bills sent To htm r"r his sig naur. and t is expected that he ~in return tHr m-a~urr Nith uis message "I A,tn uaat. ur tomuIrnN
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-14

Get the best Ciaret. Port or Sherry from the Seward Coml Co. Main 6.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-14
NOTED DEMOCRATIC LEADER
 MAY GIVE UP POLITICS

The great drm"crarr l.a ter ',h, has suffered defeat three. times for prrsi- don't Was born "n tn. goth da, "f March. l>6u al salem. lI.. and .j is fr"u his natal town tnat word has h,--u f-- ''.jt.d D.. NiiI soon enter la' ministry. M ID" present tim. Mr Bryan Is editor and publisher "f The c"mmouel at Lincoln. Nebraska
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-14
FORGOTTEN

The Great Nome Air Ship. But | Bob's Lunch. never! Bob
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-14
JOHN S. SMITH NOT INSANE
TRAIN HITS AUTO
 WIPES OUT FAMILY

Tn" machine Mas completely Nrryh- eel and the ty,. JohuSuu.S rhr lNhul. family were killed uutrl.hI Th, r..- mains of he people AIa.ss n tH, automobile w"r" scattered for nearly half mile along tho track NS ~u"n ts th" train r"uld hr stopped thr .H- duct"r went and investigated t" -.. II any asSistanc" r"uId hr gwen the ...r- pl'. hut they vore all lend haNms .,u killed nStau .uusIN
 Mining and Dredging Edition Of ths Daily Nugget will be issued Oct. i.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-14

All kings of fancy job printing at the Nugget
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-14
TAFT TO BE PRESENT
 GROUND BREAKING

he will be in san Francisco in time to attend the Ground Breaking cere- monies" of the Panama Expositiou It is expected that the President will include both san Francisco and Seattle in the itinerary of his political circuit which commences from Washington. September l6th.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-14
GO TO THE No..Th poLe

Bakery for the best bread and pastry The only Coffee House in town.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-14

Tn. Nusss. !. an ideal home paper
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-08-14

Vouchers printed, Nugget Office.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-01

While Sturgeon was still a boy
preacher he was warned about q GER
tain virago and told that she intended
to give him a tongue 1asbjng. "All
right" he replied. 'but that's a game
at which two can play" Not long
after as he passed her gate one morn
ing she assailed him with a food Of
bflingsgate.
lie smiled and said, yes, thank you,
I am quite we'll I hope you are the
same"
Then came another burst Of vitupera-
ton pitched I'm a still higher key. to
which he replied, sin smiling: eyes,
it does look rather as IF it is going to
rain. I think I had better be getting
on
Bless the manr' she exclaimed.
'He's as deaf as a post What's the
use Of storming at himg' and so her
rawlings ceased and were never again
attempted
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-01

browsing upon aquatic weeds. It's
head was very smell, relatively 70 us
bulk; its neck was enormously long,
and the vertebrae OF its backbone
were mere shells filled with warm air
from its lungs thus serving as floats
TO sustain the enormous carcass.
AmphibiOus Reptiles.
The ambitious habit Of many OF
those giant reptiles had much to do
with their preservation as fossils.
When they died. their bodies found
their way into the shallow braclzlsh
water HSea-being Often carried into
it h tributary rivers-and, sinking to
the bottom were engulfed by the all
preserving mud. Later on the Lara
ME Sea dried up, and its bottom
hardened into solid sandstone or shale.
Again, after further ages had elapsed,
new rivers ploWed canyons through
the rocks thus made. exposing to view,
along the faces Of cliffs, the beds
containing the dlnOSaur bones.
Thus IL is that today the palaeOnto-
logical explorer seeks. not without
prospect Of success, along the eastern
TANKS Of the Rocky Mountains. the
authentic remains of monsters which
dwelt on the earth 10000. 900 or 80. O00,-
600 years ago. He spies, perchance.
a queer looking object sticking out Of
the face OF cliff, and, climbing
with much difficulty and It NAV be
risk of life, is intoxicated with the
notion that he has discovered an en-
tirely new reptilian species-a kind Of
QluOSaur with which science has
hitherto possessed no acquaintance
whatever.
One may family realize the eager
interest with which not long ago, ex-
perts from the New York Museum Of
Natural History dug up, IN Wyoming.
a brontosaur whose bones showed
plain signs Of gnaWing&the creature
that killed the giant reptile being
identified with reasonable certainty BY
several Of its teeth, broken off. which
lay in immediate proximity to the
skeleton. The teeth in question were
those Of q laelaps.
CarniFOrOua Dinosaurs.
There were several species Of dino
saurs. carnivorOus Of habit, which got
a living by preying upon the larger and
more sluggish plant eating kinds. such
as the brontOsaur. Perhaps the ferc-
est and most dangerous OF them was
the laelaps, which was in truth
frightful beast. Tt was 40 feet IN
length. and weighed only about two
tons, being light in proportion to its
bulk by reason Of the circumstance
that its vertebrae and leg bones were
hollow.
It walked on its hind legs. kangaroo
fashion, and progressed by leaping. be-
ing able to jump 20 yards at a bound
With the activity Of an antelope &c
was provided by nature with weapons
FAR more effective than those OF any
modern animal and was probably the
most formidable creature that ever ex-
listed Its jaws were set with teeth
like hayonets, and It's remarkably
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-01
speakina French.

Want to speak French fuently9 Get
a clothespin and pinch up your nose.
Then start in, and in a week you viii
have the correct accent Of tie boule-
wards. To speak. good French you
must pretend to have a bad cold.
Nothing is so simple in the good Ian
guage line as French. You have not to
make a public exhibition Of clothing
the nostriIs with a clOthespin. Just
elevate the little trap that closes the
gap between the nasal cavity and the
mouth Then spout the names Of a few
dishes from the menu Of a New York
American hotel-aIways in the cheap
est possible language-the language de
cuisine, OF kitchen French. And in q
discussion never forget to add to every
assertion OF interrogation 'nez parl7
In pure French this is spelled nest
ce-Das" In American IL means, &C
eording TO DR.. Amos Jefreys Of Vir-
ginia sAin't dat so?''-New York Press.