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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-15
NERVOUS DEBILITY
CAN BE CURED
'sn. VIA ses,sres Aees.i,e. ssrsast.
are s-s&itn-RsiisSss Ira, Rsn
Down Feeling

ENery larse city IN he United
states contains countless nu-bsrs o;
worn out. half SICK msn and women
Nith poor appeti,es and poor cise.-
ions Tasy have no energy. liitie
vitality and ar- desp0ndent anc
nervous
They have cold feet. sAilo~ con-
pleiions AID taey ssy thsy A., run
down
The night name Tor ,he trouble a
nervous debility and Il Is produced
o. ne strain and hustle and worry 0s
modern ~.
Many thinS Indigestion cause. b.
BAT bad feeling which AHiicis them
aud hey AXE something % diErs
iheir food This = all wrong o.,
NAY afford temporary relief but th-
cause % their stomach trouble - Ire
nervous. debilitated conditloa OF -,
entire system and this must ee over.
come before he stomach will perform
Is functions properly
Nervous debility 10 modern 90.
ment caused b. city lie There 8 q
modern tonic that overcomes THIS
trouble Ike msE'c u 10 called Iona
Vita n Won are afflicted With na-
fo4r nrulltF don Wall another day
feeling miserable Stop dosirg orr
stomach. Ce this great tonic and vcu
viii BE- asfonished how quickly Nurr
strength aud ambition will return sns
how your stomach trouble ~ ASap-
pear
Iona Vita is sold on trial anc must
bring back your health or the price IS
refunded
Lees Rhubsrb Laxative Is the aS-
sistant remedy 20 iona Nita ono 10
nsed ~ cases % chronic constipation
There 10 nothing equal 20 rhuSarb IS
natural harmless laxative Hnrsher
drugs strain the int"stines ,Ld leave
them veal. Rhubafh acts az a -ou.c
and gives them streneth iona vita
and Lees Rhuharh Laxative re sod
10 Whee'iu- hy Chas K Goe'lo 4
Co They are splendid modern medi-
r.neS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-15
JOIN SHOW
Nike obsrfsid. ~ Wei H,s~,
LEGAL Snowman. seey'ss Enssas.
-cnt NltH CLARK a CLARK

Mlke OberTsid one % fhs b@.f
knoFn local th-sfri-sl and showma-.
viii leave mis- afternoon FOR smith.
fon. Pa where he ulu Join ne CisrF
a Glars STOCK company show The
shoN Del 90 present PLAYING a weeks
engagement a. smithfon and wr
Oberfe'i u.U rrpear before ths foo,.
iEhts fJ.uorroV evening
Oberfeif is man ~ eide erparf-
On in fne shov business an1 has
PLAYED 9Th many o. me fsrff-.r
shov troupes % The country u.
plays a star role fn vzucsvuIe acts
ard also on the slack wire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-15
WILLIAM COLLIER
a. the Court Friday In Take ny Al
vlee"-A Clever COMEDY

willie" Collier. who comes 70 the
Court newt Friday. has had many INT.
tators. which only Eoes % prove that
be 10 The victim o. the sincerest form
% natiery. but none has been success.
ful I'm getting any similar result in
bis present starring vehicie called
Take Ny Advice" Nj Collier has a
role that gives him more opportuni.
ties than he hns ever had before His
fun-making Il the natural accountant.
rnent o. what is claimed 20 Be won.
d-rfuily written play OF which he L.
the co.author with James MonsEorn
cry. No part he has PLAYED in years
seems TO - thoroughly suit him and.
a. he 10 surrounded By cast o. NOS,
capable players. the entertainment
STIMULATES Supporting Mr Collier
ere Miss Paula Mar. Helena Collier.
Garrick Charles Nov CLARK Thomas
Garrick. william Collier r.. p9rothg
unaer and others
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-15
LET George % ~

70 may b. thar me music. the witty
lines and the scenic features have
had somethiug fo do WITH The popular.
ify % Let George no Co." which 10 to
BE- at the Court theafer all week. com.
meucing Monday Novemb Der 90 But
one must SO further fo md the real
reason 70 is not hard to fnd. either
90 IL George = Murphy " Murphy
iu he inimitahic drou. and biz manner
% delivering the now famous expires
sion. oh. for goodness sake" ara HI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-15
STEAL SHOES
Robbsrs Brss< Int snow csss ss-sss
Open Frsnt Shoe Store ard
steal shoes

Using Jimmy fhievss broke
into the show cssss .u front ~ fhs
Open Fr-nt shoe store DO Oh early
h0ur yeFrrfaF m0rning. md stole
three pairs - shoes The proprietor
% the erfabtshmenf notified me
police. and ne officers are running
down ne case
Several rrrscn1 are inspected ~
De police ~ committing these petty
rohberi~s. and befofe fhe Close % th~
ueek ne Indications are fhaf num-
Der ~ arrests WI % r1afs A aerIes
% fmsii rohber.ss have been ron,-
mifted duurg re pas several dsys
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-15
NJ MECHEN

Work on the reinforcements % the
McMech' a run ANA Jim's run bridges
wHs completed yesterday by the
Wheeing Traction Company track
crew. The bridges have been ia bad
shape for some time and were hardly
az for me heavy travel on this dtvi-
sion New Eirdcrs Vere pYf under
the bed OF he bridges and several
other mprot cmoufs made which
ereaIy slrnnEthemnI nom
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-15
coliee, Ts~ss To-Day.

Dep ~. sheriff Nolte. aho is collect
inE The taxes iu Union district. wiu
be- iu fhc city to-day and viii receive
the taxes 90 the MAYOR Office IN the
city building & former collection
VAS made in tho cify. hut few % the
residents paid no. au dfhe sheriff has
Instructed Deputy Nolte To- be- here
to-day go that they may pay their
iaXes and save the discount
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-15

ne manager Of ths Peoples store
wishes % Inform the public ara his
r1any patrons frat fro- nov o. tns
store viii be spen eVery evening W.
~ 9 o'eioek. IN order % make buyina
easy Tor these rho are unsbis 20 esiI
In ths DAY tine. Christmas pur.
ehases viii 7'soiy Be reserved D. pay.
ins = s~su deposit on sane. % Il
now while sn nnss sre eor-pists
ard syrpass anything that hss ever
been shown BEFORE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-15
GOOD PROGRESS
Being Made on the Brick plant OF
the New Company at summit.
Vile, ohio.

George q Christlieb. president OF
the Sunmltvilie Brick company. OF
suinnliiFlile. @. has just returned TO
the CITY aud reports good progress
being made looking toward the start.
ing of the plant in he early spring
Ihc company owns 40 acres Of good
brick land az the location named and
several different kinds Of brick VIII
be made. the business 60 be conduct.
ID on "a large scale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-15
HEAVY POULTRY
SHIPMENTS NOW
wHARFeoAT RGsEmsLEo PoUL
TRY YARD.
Glendale Enters the Moraantovsn.
Pttshur9 Trsde-Wickets All
Lowered Above

Lowered Above
River farmers have noW started
making some heavy shipments Of tur.
keys. chickens and ducks 10 This port
and PittsburE Practically all The in.
coming packets yesterday carried hum.
dreds Of crates 81 poultry. and the
p wharf for a time assumed o poultry
yard aspect Local poultry dealers
state that the indications are that
the price Of poultry vill greatly de.
crease before ihe holiday season ar
rives Turkeys and chickens are now
much cheaper 'han last season
The Pirtshurg Cincinnati packet Vtr.
Einia. scheduled for Pittsburg AZ .
o'clock. vas DELAYED bv the heavy
wind storm. She carried heavy car.
20 from the southland Her sister boat
the Queen city Is now locked a.
Pittsburg and will clear for the Mardl
Gras trip within a short time
The replica ~ the New Orleans
which passed this city several davs
ago en- route 20 New Orleans caught
FIRE White near Troy. Ind. and bad it
not been for the heroic work 81 he-
distinguished passengers the boat
would have burned 70 the waters edge
The Ere broke ont Boz the vaornen's
cabin She was dockod A. Concord a.
Ky and repaired.
Wickets a. an the dams above this
city have ben lowered
The Glendale. @ former Green line
packet. passed up aud WIN enter the
Pi'tsburr MorEantrVn trade
YESTERDAY bsosts.
Pearl. Natamoras noon
NirCinla. pittsbure. $50 %. m
ID W. 'laringtou. 3.7p m
Wednesday, Boats.
Fanawha. Charleston. { a m
- K. BEDFORD Pi'tfburz. non.
ID. W. ClarinEton. 3.10 p m
thursdays seats.
T.oreua. Fiftshurg 2 n m.
Virginia. Cincinnati. = "a m
Pearl. Matamoras. moor.
ID ". ClarlnEton. @ 90 y m
The Marks.
PlTTSBURGH. Nov fa-Com-
plants o. abandouisg empty coal
barEes IN the rivers has caused the
engineering department OF tho United
States government 20 senf ont c.rcu-
/ lars explaining the law in reference
20 this practice. Bivermen are eau
toned 90 report surh abuse - the au-
thoritios Cold weather has stopped
the work 81 paving the local wharf
and % may 10 several weeks before
the work Is completed
Stages reported tonight follow
DAVIS ISLAND DAM feet and
failing. srow
FREEPORT ~ feet and falling.
snow
sTEURESViLLD-9e 'eet and sra
flonary cloudy
PARKERsBURG-i0o feet end
falling cloudy
MORGANTOWN-s feet and sta
tionary cloudy
OIL CfTY-82 feet and stationary.
snoW
WARREN feet. cloudy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-15

James Mcranu VOL known con
ductor or che Wheeling division ~
the o. a O VIII leave this morning
for california where no Will spend
fvo months ir Visiting fhe principal
points ~ interest in that state Theo.
dore Crow and bic father. two local
men. rviIl also isave for near los
Angeles to-day. where they intend 90
mnke their home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-15
laeNsehsn p,raon.ls.

NsF 81 % Kellar left yesterday for
Camh-. ige there she uiI ioin nor
husband who removed % that city
las' week
The condition % James Gatewood.
vh0 has been 900 90 the home o. o. 49,.
GrsndsfaH vas very serious last even.
INK and small hopes are entertained
f0r BE rr 0very
thas foFman. ~ this city. was
painfully Injured last SATURDAY dur.
inE a football ZANE in me loser end
SUFFERING a disiocafef shoulder and D
broken arm
Nsr's Warm cloves sfl kinds. 25e.
see. re. 90. NeFAoDEN's.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-15
SMALL FIRE
Iuo~'s Carlase c5mpsry's Pis-t
Partly osstroyed b. &c
LAST Everi~a

Prs OF mysterious origin. which
YES scoFeref .r the uarehorsa ~
ne LudWig Carriage company - p.l.
.aire last efeninE shortly before 10
O'Clock. partly Destroyed the build No
me loss fo the building and 70 me
s,ocs in 90 vii reach $1,000 The
building ID owned By Charles Ros.-r
ile sell kroWq real estate man of
hat ciy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-15
NOT GUILTY
Sosarsr Wsssssr Discharges n
Criminal Court 5y irstruotiors
q fHs Iuaar

Ply ir~rucfions n me court. Abrs.
ham Wakscen. charged with Assault
and battery. was dismissed YESTERDAY
mornins. che jury being ordered 20
return a verdict % not guilty Joseph
Taiu'ee. held With Walker. vas a.
missed. o. deveiopinF that he had paid
n fine in police court
The appeal ease % 'he state against
Ahram Nlchlous vas set for rst-ial on
Noveu Der l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-15

The Girl IN the Taxi" which comes
90 The Court theatre Tor an eneags-
ment OF one matinee and rfeht nexf
Saturday. is remarkable FOR rs nun.
berries complications No nav pro-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-15

Tho members % 81 James Catholic
church held o. dance and euchre IN
the NcMecheu hall las' might About
thirty t7bies we're in play. AMI after
The eucnre the dance was given.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-15
PARDON BOARD
Met At state Pen Yesterday and Con.
sidered IA Applications
for Pardon.

The state prison hoard. composed
OF ". J.. Brown. president Roy Aver.
hecretary. j. a. Boyd and W. ID.
Alexander. met yesterday IN the state
prison ~ M0undsvilIe and considered
llf applications for pardon and OF
'nis number n we're acted On favor.
ably. These tatfer we're cent n
Pardon Attorney Pierson M Charles
ton last evening and a. reply viii prob
ably be- received about the frst of
December
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-15
A. tns Apollo

81 tho Apollo Theat~r vss,s,dsv
Two large audiences witnessed fbe
pro1uction of Hip. HIP. Hoorav.- me
hrst musical ertravaeanza 10 BE- rra.
scented in Thar playhouse fhis asssor
The book is by Hedge Ifoimes. wb,
$50 airNcfs The production n is q
breezy production. aboundinF I'm run.
ny situations and witty dfsfor,,c.
and containing much tureguf r5,,.to
Nat Arthur md Harry sfsppe an
their respective lrish and Yffdleb a..
lecf roles. furnish most ~ the nerrf
ment and 10 ls ~ the frreeiaffhie a.
der Marjorie Barrett makes q ~
me- in several ~ hsr song number
~ ni-o 10 Dorothy Holmes. Misc Ru-
posed ~ yer yaftractfve rfris -.
production very erfcrtsf-f-.-
Throughout % VII b. repeated 80
afternoon srd evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-15

duced IN recent years can boas, %
,lall as many situations Co the act
.nih-up follows miN-up 40 such rapid
re order that the audience finds 70
aiuicult 70 catch 90 breath between
laughs
The Girl in The Taxi Is recon.
mended a. a tonic o. laughter E,1ar.
anieed 20 chase away the blues and
maze ono The better for having seen
ana laughed ~ the antics and en-.
oarrnssments ~ this fascinating LADY
and her Jolly Companions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-15

Boys oVereosts. special values. Sf.ss
800 f3.9s. 500. MeFADDEH's.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-15

Hen's Canvas or Corduroy Coats.
$50 % sass meFAoDEH's
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-02
Richie Stays Limit
With Freddie WEIGH

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 1.-willie Richie,
a lightweight from the training encourage
OF Packey Mcfarland. achieved an inter-
national fistic reputation today by staying
twenty rounds with Freddie Welsh, the
British lightweight challenger, who was
to, have gone on with Ad Wolgast In a
Thanksgiving championship battle at
Vernon.
Richie, ON twenty-four hours notice.
was substituted for Wolgast. who was
bereft OF his vermiform appendix at a
hospital yesterday. Welsh was given the
decision, but Richie had him groggy on
two or three occasions and after the mill
the one topic OF conversation among the
fans" centered on the question:
"How long would Welsh have lasted
against Wolgast II the latter had been in
the ring?"
After an all night train ride from San
Francisco. Richie entered the arena some
what heavy. Welsh appeared trained to
the minute. Welsh excelled in ring gem
eraIship and did most OF the leading, but
his blows lacked steam, while Riches,
when they landed. generally stopped him.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-02
BRIEF CITY NEWS
Have Root Print It.

Have Root Print IL.
Omaha General hospital, Doug. ESQ.
Egyptian Chocols ties 400. Myers-Dillon'
0as, Elec. Fixtures, Burgess-0randen-
silver Plating, ON. Plating CO. D.2SSo.
Three Divorces started-Divorce suits
as follows have been started In district
court: oliver Rosenberger against Mary
b. Rosenberger, Jeanette M. Hartmann
against Fred 70. Hartmann.
Chinese doods-Miss Philbrick Will
hold a Christmas sale before leaving the
city at II. M. Schadell Millinery Co.. 1879
Douglas St., beginning Dec 4. Great re-
duction on curios tapestries, satin, etc
Look for Missing AKan-G. A. Paliveo
Of the firm of Palivec & Lankas OF Nc
Cook has been missing for over a week
and the chief of police OF McCook has
offered 800 reward for information for
his whereabouts. He is % years old and
about feet s inches in height.
Must Return to xowa-James Burns
and John Wilson. who we're arrested in
Omaha early in the week in connection
with the blowing of a bank safe and the
theft of 1900 at Derby. Ia, will be taken
to Charlton, Ia, tonight. The two men
refused TO go without requlsition papers
anu lHcbS WCIo Wy hhS ~
Charlton.
Arguments in Film oasS-Arguments
in the Western Union Telegraph COM
pany's suit to enjoin e. A. BROMLEY from
leasing to the General Film company a
part of the building occupied by the
telegraph company were completed in
Judge Troup's court yesterday. The tele-
graph company contends the films are
so highly inflammable that storing of
them in the building would increase fire
danger.
Great western Ken Hsrs-A meeting
that is declared to be just family affair
has brought together a bunch Of the Of
ficlals OF the Great Western railroad
Those who are here are George A. Somers
general freight agent, Chicago; Ewing
Duval, general agent. Kansas City; w. 1:
Laird, general agent OF the freight de-
partment Chicago and w. H. Conner
general agent Denver. All report good
business and prospects for q continue.
ton Of the conditions.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-02
Remedy Made from Garden
Sage and Sulphur Restores
Color TO Gray Hair,

A feeling of sadness accompanies the
discovery Of the first gray hairs, which,
unfortunately, are looked upon as her
aids of advancing age. Gray hairs.
however. are not always an indication
OF advancing age. for many people have
gray hairs quite early in life. or course.
IL IL unnatural. and indicates that there
10 something wrong with the individual.
and that Mature needs assistance in cor
rseting the trouble The same Is true
OF hair that is constantly falling out and
become thinner every day II every
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-02

II you lose your pocketbook,
umbrella, watch or some other
article OF value, the thing 10
do is to follow the example of
many other people and adVer-
tise without delay in the Lost
and Found column Of The Bee.
That is what most people do
when they lose articles Of value.
Telephone US and tell your loss
TO all Omaha In . single after
noon.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-02
CRAY HAIRS QUICKLY BANISHED;
DANDRUFF, FALLING HAIR STOPPED

even In comparatively elderly people.
should be long. thick and glossy with
out even . streak OF gray.
The ideal assistant TO Nature In re-
storing and preserving the hair IL
Wyeth's sage and Sulphur Hair Rem
edy clean and wholesome dressing for
daily use. II not only removes dand-
ruff, but strengthens weak. thin and
falling hair and promotes its growth A
few applications will restore faded or
gray hair to its natural color.
Get a bottle today ana let IL do for
you what 1t has done for thousands OF
others.
This preparation IL offered to the
public At fifty cents q bottle. and is
recommended and sold By all druggists.
Sherman s Mcconnell Drug Co. Cor.
18th and Dodge. Cor 18th and Harvey,
Cor. gath and Farnam. SoT-s No 18th
St. Loyal Hotel
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-02
FIFTY PERSONS INJURED BY
FALLING OF BIG GRANDSTAND

JACKSON. Miss. Dec. L-FifU per-
sons were inj1red, several possibly fat
ally. when temporary grandstand at
the state fair grounds collapsed just be-
fore play was started today in the annual
foot ball contest between the University
Of Mississippi and Mississippi Agricul-
tursl and Mechanical college. A thous-
and or more spectators tumbled to the
ground with the wreckage CT the stand.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-02

pronounceable name was retired to the
calaboose
A few minutes later IS the police were
settling themselves to a much needed rest
Detective John 2aloudek ambled in with
a large black named George winn. wlrh
was found at Twenty-seventh and n
streets with badly cut head. He said
he had been struck by brick, but re-
fused to reveal the name OF his Rssallant.
Dr. T. J. shanahan attended the wounds
and winn was retired to the downy quar-
ters OF Bin Corrigans addition.
south Omaha Rowling.
The following are the bowling scores
from GarlSws alleys:
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-02
Limit to efficiency.

Key to the sltuatiOn-Bes Advertising,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-02
RAILWAYS WASTE HALF COAL
Fifty Million Dollars Worth Of Fuel
Lost Each Year.
GREAT WESTERN INVESTIGATES
Chief Engineer Fitch Suggests
Bureau of Experts to Reduce
Waste-Perfect Efficiency
Asserted Impossible.

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-American rail-
roads lose s5OOOO,0OO worth Of fuel a year
and consume $500, 900 900 worth of coal to
secure sSO.OOO,OOO worth OF efficlency-a
further waste of s12O.oOo,O0O worth OF
fuel, according to figures prepared by
Chief Engineer l. e. Fitch OF the Chi
cago, Great Western railroad That road
conducted an investigation for itself, fol-
lowing the charge by Louis ID. Brandeis
that railroads wasted 100000 a day in
inefficient service and Mr.. Fitch's report
lie one result.
The remedy suggested Is fuel bureau
of experts, improved firing devices on
locomotives, a school for flremen, more
scientiflc ordering of locomotives for
service and closer watch OF exposed coal
yards.
Each loss OF / per cent OF fuel in
American railroad business means loss
OF $1,000, OO0," says Mr.. Fitch's report
Only As per cent Of the coal used re-
turns effective results, the remainder be-
Ing wasted.
This loss goes into blown off steam,
unburned gases, waiting locomotives that
have been fired up too soon, radiation
from boilers, Jumps lost along the road
and taken from open coal yards, unscien-
tific handling OF locomotives and other
wastes.
Work for Fuel Bureau.
1.-THE fuel bureau could begin by intelli-
gent purchasing OF higher grade coal,
could instruct flremen to perform their
work with economy in view. could con-
duct tests for better heat insulation of
boilers, have call orders for engines is
sued with more regard for the length OF
time required to fire up and could other
wise conserve the fuel supply"
In ten years. says the report, Ameri-
can railroads have increased the cost
OF their fuel supply from 800, $4,000 to
S2l8, s2s, 900. The figures for recent years
given are:
For 1906, S156 $4,000; for 1907. $500. POI 900,
for 1909, SlSs,7S5,OOO; for 1910, S2is, sss, 900.
"of course. 100 per cent efficiency Is
impossible" continued the report, but
the present s. per cent OF waste certainly
may be cut down TO an appreciable de-
gree. Careful investigation OF the main
tenance and operation OF our road and
others within the scope of our observa-
ton leads us to believe It is not unrea,
sonabie to think that from 20 TO Is PEI
cent OF this waste may be cut off, effect.
ing the saving OF from S4O.OOO.OO0 TO $1,000.
900 spoken Of in this report.
Limit TO Efficiency.
1T must be realized, Of course, thai
the cost OF operating a conservation bu
reau' OF fuel would increase as the eff
cheney percentage increased. During the
first per cent Of savings this cost woulC
be slight compared with the expenses Gu
down Beyond a certain amount, how
ever, this cost would mount rapidly I'll
there would be a question OF the valu,
Of the bureau, because It would becom'
cumbersome and in It's own way.
''rhe efficiency limit OF this efficiency
service would be reached. It seems. whei
about Is per cent Of the present losses ii
fuel were cut off; further gain could b.
better reached through more scientific
construction OF locomotives
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-02
RED CLOUDS FAST WORK
LOWERS M'C00K'S C0L0RS

RED CLOUD, Neb., Dec. 1.-(Special
Telegram.)-Red Cloud. by winning from
Mccook High school. is to 0. yesterday.
now claims the championship Of south
western Nebraska as the team has de-
feated every high school played this
season. The game was witnessed by 500
people.
Red Cloud was coached by Harvey
Rathbone for the last week. Two touch
downs, two goals and one field goal con-
sttuted the scores, The features OF the
game were the running OF johnson and
Robinson and the kicking OF Robinson.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-02
Cnurht an the Act

Caught I'm the Act
and arrested by DIR. King'sc New Life
Pills, bilious headache quits and liver
and bowels act right go. For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-02
RuiIdinr Permits.

Mike Shapiro, 2S26 North Twenty
eighth street, addition to frame dwelling,
$500; James Nielson, 1921 Tyler, frame
dwelling, 1880. "A