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The log cabin Democrat., 1911-08-29
LYCEUN COURSE
Is RE-ORCAN|zED
SECURE fine ATTRACTIONS
CONWAY SCHOOLS COMBINE
AGAIN ON WINTER LY-
CEUM COURSE.

Representatives of the four col
lebes and schools of this city met yes
terday and arranged to continue the
combined lyceum course another year
closing a contract for what is declar-
ed to be the best line of attractions
ever presented in city of this size in
Arkansas. The committee which con-
Quoted the course last season made a
report giving the results of their work
and suggesting plans for the coming
years, which was adopted.
Three vacancies on the committee
were filled by the appointment of Dr.
}. w. Conger of Central College, to
succeed Prof. w. w. Rivers; Prof. R
H. Cannon of the Conway high school
to succeed Prof. w. B. Hubbell, and
Prof. G. Cubage of the State Nor.
NAL, to succeed Prof. O. D. Long
streth. Mr. Longstreth was elected
to manage the course during the sea-
son. Prof. Cubage is president, Dr.
Conger vice president, Prof. Canon
secretary and Prof. C. J. Greene of
Hendrix treasurer.
The talent for which the committee
closed contracts yesterday, and OF
which each number is guaranteed to
be equal to the best presented last
year, is as follows:
dorado Taft, artist; Edd. A. Ott,
lecturer; Katherine Ridgeway, read
er and music; Roland Grant, orator
Chicago Glee Club and male quar-
tette; Tahan, the Indian, Indian life.
Single admission fees to each at
traction will be S1.00, but the commit
tee decided to put on a bargain day
for season tickets on October IL. Full
particulars of the course and method
of selling season tickets will be an
nounced later.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-08-29
BRIGHT PROSPECTS
FOR kLL SCHOOLS

Prof. w. B. Hubbell, treasurer and
business manager of Hendrix Col
lege, who returned last night from a
trip through White River conference
in the interest of the college, says the
prospects are bright for largely in
creased attendance, not only at Hen
dirk, but at Central and the Normal
next session. II believe Hendrix will
have the largest enrolment in its his
tory" he said, "and everywhere
went | heard of new students who are
coming to Central College and the
State Normal" Prof. Hubbell says
he accomplished some very satisfac-
tory work in collecting subscriptions
made to cover the Hendrix College in
debtedness.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-08-29
30 ENLIST IN
STATE MILITIA

Thirty young men of Conway were
sworn in as members of the Arkansas
National Guard by Gen. B. w. Green
of Little Rock at the courthouse last
night, and the organization of the To-
cal company will be completed as soon
as the required number, SO, is reach
ed. o. ID. Longstreth was deputized
by General Green to swear in addi-
tional members. Fully as many as
are required to complete a company
were in attendance last night, but a
majority Of them were boys between
18 and Il years of age, who had failed
to secure their parents consent to
their enlistment.
General Green made quite an in
teresting talk explaining the duties,
responsibilities, advantages and dis
advantages of membership in the ma
tional guard He deplored the lack of
a state appropriation for the militia,
but said it was the soldiers business
to obey orders and not to complain
Those who have joined desire to cx-
tend an invitation to the young men
living in the country adjacent to Con-
way to join the organization. Anoth-
er meeting will be called and officers
elected as soon as the requisite num-
Der has been enlisted.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-08-29
S470 PLEDGED
IN PALARM TP.
FOR |. R.-CONWAY ROAD
A R r A N G E NJ ENTS NOW COM
PLETe FOR IMPROVING HIGH
WAY THROUGH COUNTY.

For the purpose of improving
strip of the Conway-Little Rock road
about one and one-half miles in length
from Saltillo to the Pierce Creek line
in Palarm township, $40 was raised
at meeting held in Saltillo yesterday
afternoon. This makes a total of So
lit raised within four days, besides
hundreds of days of free labor volun-
tarily Subscribed, to build that portion
of the road which lies within Faulk-
ner county. The first work will be
done Wednesday, when every man and
boy in Wilson township living ada
cent to the road is expected to donate
days labor and start the work to-
ward Conway The following day
Pierce Greek township will have sim
liar working.
The meeting at Saltillo Monday,
while attended by only about so men,
was an enthusiastic one Following
an address of about an hour by Coun-
ty Judge j. A. Lea, $470 was quickly
subscribed, and committee composed
of A. C. Bolding and J. w. Martin
was appointed to supervise the ex-
penditure of the funds subscribed and
to cooperate with Road Overseer J. P.
Guatney in having the work done.
Judge Lea stated that the rem a. d.
er of the road from Saltillo to Con-
way would be repaired and put in con-
dition to equal or excel that of the
road from Saltillo south and east with
out raising public subscriptions, as it
will require very little expense to put
this portion of the road in first-class
shape.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-08-29
BUSINESS COLLEGE
In NIGHT SESSIONS

Night sessions We're begun at the
James Business College last night and
will be continued throughout the fall
and winter months. Prof. James re-
ports that the school is enjoying a
good patronage and the students do
ing excellent work. The school has
made an arrangement to give lessons
to all Central College students who
desire to take business courses during
the coming session.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-08-29
FAIR WEATHER
COMES AT LAST

The first day of bright sunshine
since early in August came today as a
great relief from the incessant rains
of the past three weeks. The streets
are drying out wonderfully fast and
the feeling of depression in business
circles is considerably relieved with
the temperance of old Sol. Fair
weather and late frost will yet re-
suit in at least an average cotton
crop, it is believed.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-08-29
SOCIALIST TO
SPEAK HERE

Stanley ]. Clark, Socialist lectur-
er of Dallas, Tex, will deliver an ad-
dress at the courthouse in this city
next Saturday afternoon at / o'clock
on "The Spirit of the Law" Local
Socialists say Clark will expound the
genuine doctrine and invite everyone
to come out and hear him. No admis-
sion will be charged.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-08-29
BAPTIzINC AT R0DEN'S
Mill NEXT SUNDAY

Rev. ]. Clarence Dawson, who is
conducting a revival at New Liberty,
announces that number of converts
~Awll be baptized at Roden's Mill, east
of Conway, next Sunday afternoon at
3 o'clock. Mr.. Dawson reports two
additional accessions to his church at
last nights meeting.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-08-29

The Loyal Order of Moose meets to-
night promptly at 8 o'clock Several
candidates are to be initiated. All
members be on hand; important busi-
ness to be transacted.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-08-29
PERSONALITY INCREASES.

Little Rock, Aug. 29.-The personal
assessments for the city of Little
Rock are $S,449,s20 this year, as
against $7,S77,79Q in 1910. The as
sessments for the rest of the county
S1,751 $40, as against $1,576,6 last
year.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-08-29
Ic Prevent a Cold ANY Duy

axe RAmon's Pill at first indication-arouse
the liver, quicken the circulation and go along
ibout your work. Any druggist will refund th1
rice ii not satisfied. az cents
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-08-29
WEATHER FORECAST.

Tonight and Wednesday, generally
cloudy weather; showers tonight or
Wednesday,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-18
HOUSE OF KILLER
D0kS NEW CLOTHES
RsyOoo worth of Rem~deItnE Trans
forms OLD saOrerOom late
Thing of Beauty.

ne sA5ssquAFters % TIE Ener IGuuo-
"a Ct ms FH--Em srrssS. are yEss
sDsrganE fr0z Al extensive rsraodslinE
and oeW rival any oths- family nQuor
establishment west Of ChieaEo n band
1900 appearance. scope q operation and
20dwz EAiPgtag fLzIues
Slc7s frOut hsE1ng paEz- cir-ures
elevators. etc, are Al rev. o up-to-ibe-
minute esSEn- ard present 9 s--oag en-
C1St VIII he quarters assa ~ tie CO..
usru ~ TIE outset q is career IN 1855
M-ss square feet; four Go1rs ana = hEse-
ras1t: are required 70 handle ths irrasrss
AIls- business whose ctld q operations
sLts0ds sven 20 far OF Frzars, EzglAr6
Germany, HonAnd. Span. Portugal Sect
land szd 1rslEnd TIE HZls- Lsgaur CO
importing thousands q gallons q hsuur
6ircot troz these foretEn oeurtr1ss. tie
ah3pDsnts oo=1nE rhruuEh the O-nAhR
bos6cd WErsh0assE
Hsnry E1ner h TIE sez3oT rns-hs- E-4
Bra3os11 Of the couosTl, While LOUIS IN
Ter acts A. sscstAry AID trsAEu-s- ana
thr0uCh psrzste1i effurts u please. these
EezIIsmsn have made famous ths phrase.
II II Cones Froz HInsr's Il Must Re
G0od"
grzne OS-sutng q the newly resuve-
nKrod HsBsr es1zhhshrnszr VII rAEs Place
HOzs tEos IN Se2tsrnh-r ana se1Als WI hs
g1vz n lstsr A1D0unoa1su1z
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-18
OMAHA MISSES SOAKING RAIN
Five and oae-Hat Inches Of Preeip-
itation Three Miles South.
HEAVY DowKPoUR Is GENERAL
Railroad Reports show that There
Was Rainfall Up and Down the
Missouri valley and out Into
the state of Nebraska

While il tid net rain II Omaha WeoDes-
tEy night the heaviest rEtn q the season
came Eslhsa hs1llzg distance Ea-ly IN the
evening hanks o. cloD3s rolled - from TIE
sogth Ead southwest tut q bssa-on wind
trun ihe aurlh changed ths-z course Just
as they c0lDsaoed 70 p0E- cut her coz
tents TIE COUNTY SOUTH of here hcTsTsT
Egi q 6rsochiuG
On TIE Rock Island. three niles RgUch-
west o. SsEts Omaha E2a TO- distance
q ten niles JowE-d LA1ool2- t1sre Vas
rainfall Of Eve AID ooe-hsS Inches i TAX
Ing o. much Of TIE e5E-Ecfsr CT cloud
burst In Lincoln there Es-e TWO sod o1e-
elAlf inches o. ran the Rock Island yards
being flooded 10 oeYth o: two feet
Prom Lincoln 20 Ph1luJIssurE- EA--, ne
entire county wss dreoched- the average
TTecipitkzsoa beng ITO Inches Al E5Azy
points there WA considerable St35- bEi Do;
enough 70 CO Ezy damage
A. PsEttEzDOgIh there vas two inches q
rG--- the reCipilErieu EXCEEDING Down TIE
river iEiS NissusrI ana Kansas Rule is
reported 10 hEvs had three inches WIZ
Alr1ost fear inches over 81 Blanchard Ia
AL AlonE TIE BUrling7ezl's southern lie
there we're heavy rams frum Ashland OF
- far a. McCs0k- At may points Al ioch
- pTecSEtAilo1 ~ retsgIAts ahl A. 40 pace
wEs II less than half inch
o. TIE Union Pacific the rain seems &c
have come - far eEst a. valley Theirs
there Was o7e-s0urth q ~ inch Prom
there 20 Hd1ey the rains r3Ige1 from q
quA-4sr % i've tarhss- On the EoEthsrz
branches Of the road the rEia EEs ven
hsEvy, v1sit.nE every pcrt11 q The a.
Joe Grant Island u4Ezy points Es1t116
from I've % rEo and uDe-hGlf i1eSes ~
Tsluo. KAa-. here were two ard s1e-kEst
inches ans Al inch A. Co1n0rd3G AIS a.
inch End q hElf .; Be-}svlEs-
OF the Northwestern he Night showers
were reported a. Alhlou- buf tran &c sthsi
place O. tie Nes-EskE Eystsz
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-18
TAFT GIVES AMERICAN FLAG
Seventh Ward Republican Club Be
ceiTes Gift from President
CEREMONY 10 BE CONDUCTED
Banner VIII Be thrown 10 BreeEe
from HfEh Pole 60 Be Erected At
Park Avenue and Htek-
cry street.
ENoEY 10 BE CONDUCTED

President Tar hEE seEI . 3E-Ee Arns75cAa
lag 10 TIE Ssveuth Ward Rsgubli1Ez elub
Eod II All 5s 1oAt=6 70 the hrse1ss fran
large fEETols % be erected n TIE club
grounds al Park Evszo- and Hickory
street
THIS = sent by TIE president % TIE club
because TIE Sevecth ward club wss TIE
1TSt political urEE-lzE-5ul e The county
20 endorse t1s president fo- renoz-nEoun
for 3 Eeccod tern 3. the White Eouss-
A " Je1fs-1s is Chairman Of & commit
tse O E-TEaEsDe1tE which consists %
JOHN L. Kennedy, JOHN ". BErtin- s A
Scare Eot Pred Sch-oe5er- This commit
Zee E1D arrange fer hE Tag raising cels-
s-Etju- u bs held early II September wbsn
Governor Alt-lch and TIE Nebraska seaE-
tors VII b= Invited 10 Be present A steel
pole ID fe@t hiEh VII p. erected o. the
lawn Of P-ss5e-I GrseTT q TIE clEb. THIS
lawn Is SIE1ss sod OF = . E-AodEtAas VII
be erected 70 Accommodate the crowd
President Shetrell CT the club received
Tord from The presidents private sec-e-
tE-T. Charles D. Hulis that ths rGE has
ben ss21 hy express E1d = was expected
10 Arrive by Friday .; less--
A. The frs meeting Of the suuDe- Of
the rluh. held July y. the cub CAV. IS
endorsement 10 president Tar for 4 second
term. And = Is IN recognition q this fac
LhEi the president has s--f ths Tag
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-18
MISS SMITH WINS STATE PRIZE
Il Awarded FIRST Place On same Es-
say she Wrote for the w.
c. 7. L.

Mss Fs7elops smth. TIE Omaha EEh
Euhuol teacher whC uu1 FIRST place Il The
contest bed ~ TIE WUDs1s Christian
Temperance C-iu1 Tor re best essay o.
The Best Ms-ho5s ct Teaching TIE Nature
and Effects @ Narcotics. has voa first
place IN ne state nOnisst with tbs sane
essay. sbs gets a prize q s. and is eligible
70 enter TIE aESsEsl Contest tuT The 81
ITiBs
Alfred s0rEsnssa- re Etuds1f Who voa
first plEce Il TIE Omaha HlEh school ten
rsrE1cs essay contest wen second pace II
he state contest DEvle HEyE1n. wbe won
firEt plsos II the crakhE craze schools Con-
test. ven ssrozd 81 The state
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-18
Foss AND FAMILY GO WEST
GSweTnSr of NGAssaeh zseFtA, wife saa
DHuKhter GO 10 CaIif0rziA 70 At
tend WeddiaE of sea-

G1TeroSr F0ss of MEssSCAasests pEAHse
west THURSDAY morning Net even lie coz
dpc-or or por1sr q TIE train o. wEscA ss
arrived we're aware % ths sszutT q t5s-r
6iszt-Ezas5ec pEEseagsT.
G0ve-10T FOss IL accompanied IT rs wife
ana the.r r~o 6E1ghfsrs They are q
ihs4r way 70 ssl Franchises. where rex
Wednesday q soz vi wed Miss Dor0thy
Chapman. q charming young To-akz Of tie
CEEfcrniA E3et-UD0llE- us0D Bs15A-r-1
Foss net tvs year, Ego Il The Ee2y Land
ans Was 4 case q lgve ~ si-Fi slEht
A. 10 r~ciProe4ry. G0rsnS- Foss SAYS
thEs 81 massachusetts, & 70 - poYzlE- thEt
u = - lo1Es- a. issue tbs yeGT lie ls T-zzs-
Ming upar q tsoksf thES carries a stro1s
reciprocity p-Kak. E15 sEpscts % Re Te-
elected By 4 majority rDeh greater tsE1
thEl % tEo ysA-S EEo
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-18
Duval Sees Badger
Killed in His Fall
Western Agent of the Milwaukee
Road Watches Aviator Sail
to His Death

lnEarsEut G~ue-El western 4ss1t DIVA
Uf xas Milwaukee Rad II back from Chi-
esru Were Re witnessed q couple % thrlll-
T. II TIE E7zA-sra meet he'd there IRIS
.kesG Tuesday be saw Aviator BEaEer
ssnAEs KS sb6e 70 DEAN Eoo o. IRE tollo~-
30 cay BE saw EA-TT Atwood star On hts
HnEH1 20 Bo<eca
The seaxh Of ". r RzAre- according
70 M Dural -Ls zJoFs srznA13c- Al the
tirns Mr.. DzrAl vEz IN the M1lwA1kse ger
t-aI ocacsa locking cut % . widow watch
Ing eAs flight os The Hrih1u-s IN TIE park,
-nncn was ahOus 80 ssss away. Several
E-1nuessfEl flights bad been made hy o1he-
htrd Den- BA6ger's EssA9oe wAs t-unDe5
ezs n c-1u4 % tie gr11asEAn6 ard climb
ING t-sn - ssEs BE waved h3s had 70
TIA En1n EpscszaoEs Who we've n the
KrundEEnd ara zpoz the hleEche-A BA1-
gG sskT<e6 his engine but soDs;hing
sss-sd 70 BE E-u1E WITH TIE propells-s,
~ chsy vczld not III the machine oc1 TIE
E1punk AIR ss=us razkeV1nE TIE aviator
rznds q ssnsas ~. this tine gsctsnG 81
TIE KroznA Fur che n Few a q wGb-
hing EEsAsea nrty 20 10 feee h-Oz the
K1yzn6 Gad Ihsn seezoet 20 BE 1, god coa-
NeE4on reaching a. elevation Of perhaps
20 fssG y he'd rhis he,gnt E-tr the po-rh
end q cAs Geld VIA reached The-e BA8-
Eer tIoec IN q Ersoscui circle an EtE-1et
Tn the r~cu-z ZIP. hsAh;ng fer TIE g-los-
Fszn6 When pe-nEps SOC sess away L va.
nocsosd that Re Was SIDING thro1gh -.
ar SHzis ~Rs rss SIDE 20 oeG.A-
Ia r1AcAe1e cane o. \: = slow rate c.
Wp~sd Gradually sl5dtnE toward the earth
whsa Ah7oss directly opposite tie ee-te.
~ chs g-&odstAnd Il wEs se>c tat BAaFe,
hSA lest e0otrol q his pi&os Gad VA
cr&zccArJ vu-knE TIE levers attempting
- EeCp :; = .rs tow-wA-d ntEHt Reach
Is paint Directly II erout &C TIE grand
keGsa and weea KSouf mr. fe-t above n,
A&-rA ths w1ngz % the machine collapse.
and tAs plane shot down IKE a buDs,
bGEy4zg BG&gs- heasE;A TIE vreekEsG
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-18
CONTRACT LET FOR BAKERY
Charles Bauer Secures Contract fr~A
Ott0 wagner over q se0re Of
TnmnrrfrnrR-

TIE contract ts- re SEP q esleing
nGksgv store Ga6 apartment houEs a. JsEv-
suworrh Gnt TEszty-ssvezth streets Vas
AWARDED yesterday - CAE-lss Bauer. =
locEl hu.ssr. ever rsE-.y a scors q othsr
esdse-a TIE rwo SE-16l-gs VII cost Il
ne ne-Khao-hooe q Fr-.0K Ia6 VII -
owned ~ Ots WAgas-. a vel EaS~-
Omaha baker
ne wurk q sz1EvEtt-E for ths fuGneE-
tsun hEs EZreAsy hesa finished. = hs11g
started soon Estsr ihs PlEzE. Which were
drawn 81 > Z Guth. hE5 ee=- Eoosptsd-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-18
WOMEN ENTERTAIN The VETS
Auxiliary Day at the Camp Of the
- Veterans a. Florence.
NV oYTIcERs ARE ELECTED
~. H Green f. Chosen AZ President
sna l. SIMPLY Sc MADE Treasurer
80 the orEaninarfon-offf
eera InstaI1ed Friday.

Th--SoAy vas Auxiliary day a. Ire
D0-E7Gs Comfy Vste-Azs rsu-5cn being
he'd a. Camp -rAcy. F1are-os- The wc-nen
Of Tie EUEEarT ssrvst elzasr 70 ne o,e
NstA II Vas served u &C va fEsA3cn-
Every'bsdy fen n re hAT-nr . make sew
eTsl Et-ps O. re way before thsy lad thsir
~ sr5er O. tAs.r plAtss
7 --s forsncc1 q ne Cay Vas tAke- - ~
szEaness meeting o. the vsts a. vhic1
a. of1ce-S sur TIE cCz-rE yss- were
e1sctsd- TIE foIculzE were elected %
ofnos. ". z Cree Eresj5s-t. c Hem
wee p-ss1sszs: ''ysfT' " Bsdf1-d. suu5or
Ehp5sy. t-ssszrs-; c X. Ansz- o.nus- q
ths oEy.
A special pzuE-An Vas prcvi3sd fcr TIE
Afte-Dooa and erszinE II the women s
EsEgs dru- ea-ps hsGdsd the program
With -rRr11si muse Aster uhch Ma
B-eBAe1E gave tie iuvSoEtigz- Jose2hfne
CR-rol zaA6s q shugz k1Etcz1aEl talk After
-Ez5oh . vain so}o vhS plEys3 ~ v}ola
EtSvens followed ~ q rsctEtlc- II Le-iA
TCneT. he sgsAksrE q the Afternoon vrs-.
NrA LzLskE P E6cy. espE-tns-t presade-t
81 TIE Wozsz-s Rs-lef Cu-EE. a-d RnsEl3s
3. Ccoaon- pas department president q
TIE Tors-'s EAlaes Co-Ts- ne p-ogrz-
EAa oo1elusee ~ 3 vocal tass b. Mrs..
EuFre AEG A-a- cl14eLl
he svsz.zE pruErE-a consisted q
uusc 81 Ias dun oo-1ss- recitation by
Ms. Euiott- vocal sole y DoTxAsa Stevens.
a -sA.aiag ~ Mrs- G. 4 schlsA. v5oln solo
~ NJ wUrth1zEtoa- ar address, BY NJ
Greea ard the singing q America II -.
aUdieEue-
The new o@noe-s q re assoc alton vii
be Installed 81 the Business meeting Fr1dAy.
~ Which TIE reorERziEErun C the Esso-
csArtu1 VII cone IN il - the t1usltion Of
tie association 20 take "a al TIE cSa-1ies
within the TA6lus % fry niles q oz-EhA-
-his VII i1clute Douglas. SArpy, Wasting
Ton Bart DsdSs sae Cas- oo-uI1ss IN Ne
hraaeA. Eat EA-T5soa- Mils AID PotlAwsi-
TAME counties n Iowa A commits. has
t.sea Appoiztsd &c draw " . new set q
bylaws 70 govern ire rev o-EAn1EE-on-
ne ur1Al rszzsozs VAL Se he'd at F.or-
erne - usual
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-18
Bellevue Residence
is Burned to Ground
Fletcher Home Destroyed BY Midnight
Fire, With Loss EStimated n
Pour thousand Dollars.

Pre- shcT1ly Ssfo-s -z3sz.rft te-t-5ys1
ne reGiosocs q Nrs A 2 Fletcher e
Believe Tie house -EE tEros5 % ths
E-cund hut lust q re fzr-iturs Vas
SAVED TIE loss uAs ssuzAtsd a. - 9g by
Ms. F7stchs-. Il r. fully covered ~ 10
Eurt-ce
Defective wiring CT lightning Vas thought
% he re cause TIE hone q -. J
Crothe-s- dsz1St- q south Omaha uhic>
is ad5otninE. Vas saved ~ a s1ckst er5-
rAss
NrA- Fletcher. hsr So C-aErlss F1s-chs-.
Eoa two daughters we're sle.F--E ir tie
house When ne R1Erz vas gwen Thsv
made their escape IL sass-v
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-18
THIEF ENTERS GROCERY STORE
MorfsH sloSSdinaky's Place YtEite1 by
CulprfS, who smakhes Cash
RHEIsEer.

he slippec quietly ArSund % ne reAs
q Mnr1t1 siol.odlnsEy's Erooe-y Ero-s A.
Va So-zh IWe1tssth sIr-es and nolse-
lsssay c1ked N ths hhrk door HET-DE
proceeded thUs fz< W-hcui EroaslEg ne
nslkhbo-s hs plcksa - ne oAsh regaE-s7.
lEgEsd Il %; ne ha-k way sne tottlg
eraekss u WlIh a Fsck, o. NAAieveT Vas
hAn1y. FIvs sszlArs EAS the reWaz1 "a
hss vzs1a Tsf Ssllas CO nss Ea0S Eho Re
&. neafssT 49, s-st-s4iaEkJ. 81 tasy are
.askzS tcT hsz
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-18
COURT HOUSE BONDS CARRY
0rrseaAI Returns Not CS@RIete. hut Il
n BelieVed the ESte IL I've ts
one fer the Issue.

/fIhs EzoaH ooEr1 houEs huna ssae wns
GDE-vNec Two Il snr Tuesday A. TIE ssse-
uoE hsse n ooUsu1ction via shs primaries
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-08-18
Anna Wilson's Offer
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BY City to Be Used Ss Emerg.
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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-15
THE BRITISH ISLES
ARE NOT SINKING.
tBy Associated Press. J


London, July 15.-Fears as to the
ravages of the sea on the coasts of
Britain have been allayed by the re-
port of the royal commission on coast
erosion, which shows that, instead of
gradually disappearing beneath the
water, the British Islands are annually
increasing in area.
"On the whole" say the commits
sioners in their report. I'VE think that,
while some localities have suffered Sc
riously from the encroachment of the
sea, from national point OF view the
extent of erosion need not be consid-
cred alarming"
Actual figures prove that in the past
thirty-five years no less than $4,000
acres have been added to the national
area, while during the same period no
more than 6640 acres have been
washed away. The places which have
suffered most have been the east
coasts of England and ireland, but
measures have been adopted which
will prevent the loss in those localities
from being so great in the future.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-07-15
Thirty Thousand Bathers paiIv.

New York, July 15.-Thirty thou
sand bathers will be able to use daily
the new municipal bathing establish
ment which Father Knickerbocker
opened TO the public at Coney Island
today. The pavilion is 60 feet wide
and 400 feet long, containing hundreds
of private rooms and shower baths,
together with all the adiuncts and APP
pointments of an up-to-date bath house.
A large force of police has been sta
toned at the new city bathing estab-
lishment to prevent the carrying out
Of the threat of private bath proprie-
tors to cast discredit on the municipal
project by sending several hundred un.
desirable persons to the bath today