Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-09-02

Joseph. 1t is asserted that he helped to
drive the stolen COW to Omaha one morn
ing about o'clock. In company with Ex-
pert Bertechy Humphrey. made the trip to
the junction, twenty miles away, and re-
turn, in one hour and forty minutes. The
bile
Council Bluffs people are to have a
chance TO see one stage OF the first at
tempt 70 cross the American continent in
an aeroplane. w r. Hearst has offered
a purse OF $4,000 TO American aviators to
make the attempt, and a number of them
are to make the attempt, leaving San.
Francisco about September 10. The course
mapped out follows the Union Pacific and
ststoas. Mayor Sslo4ey yesterday SsSS re-.
eeiyed a telegram from Hearst asking his
pointing him official recorder.
Ed Larsen, an employe OF the Van Brunt
garage, who ran down and seriously In
ssD, sss st 20 s.e sHsctS
sponsibility by speeding up his auto and
escaping He says he stopped as quickly
as he soSld after the accident Wheth her
new provision OF the Iowa automobile road
law remains for future decision. A mum.
eer Of witnesses 70 the accident saye been
injuries can be considered dangerous.
DR.. and Mrs. J. c. peetldn -eturned yea
tT ss1 Ge 9 sSSp 81 Ha e20 tSSss
snrSsS sad sottssS stfs sa f PaTE
excursions during a period of six weeks.
stratton park Is located near Colorado
springs, and Is now equipped with per-
ing ready furnished cottages. The Deet.
kins had also tent which they TOOK
with them on the short excursions They
were in sight of snowy peaks during near
ly al Of the time they we're away. AL
returned greatly Improved N health, with
the conviction that they had enjoyed one
OF the most pleasant outings possible
The Growers Canning company OF Coun-
oil Bluffs yesterday applied for injunctons
restraining two of its tenants from sell
on land leased to them by the canning
company TO any other purchasers than the
oS Rareh % LAST S' ths Calming s eompany
leased TO John Stumpf tract OF land ct
an annual rental OF SEQ, with the written
in sweet corn and tomatoes and that the
entire crop was delivered TO the company
for saSnnIing the fi5st asliySciss to 70 be con.
ment required twenty-six acres Of the tract
TO be planted IN evergreen sweet corn and
cultivation Of Country Gentleman corn,
with the remainder given over 20 tomatoes
The company alleges that Stumpr has not
been hauling all OF the crop TO the can.
ming factory, but has been shipping a load
or two into the Omaha and Council Bluffs
markets. They ask the court 10 temper
I
doing this. Identically the same allega-
lions are made in the suit against James
Hickman. who took forty acres OF land
on the same terms and who Is alleged 10
have been doing the same thing. The dry
weather and short crop has placed a heavy
burden on market gardeners, and In many
Instances those renting land have not been
able 70 make the amount OF the rentals.
Her Eyes Are Blue for Yale" the great
college song which IL one OF the many song
hits in the musical fantasy The Prince
| OF Tonight" In which Henry Woodruff will
appear at the Dohany theater Sunday
night, lie one OF the most stirring al we'll
as tuneful numbers ever heard In musical
comedy The chorus Is accompanied by
the various college yells of the prominent
universities, and each familiar yell is
generally echoed by soma OF the auditors
who know by experience tho joys OF col
lege days Mr., Woodruff himself IL q
Yale graduate and oddly enough. his
greatest successes have always been In
roles portraying a college youth