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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-11-23
JEWS INSIST PASSPORTS BE GIVEN
Hebrew Leaders In New York Hold
Meeting 70 Force Tart and Knox to
Push Their Case.
Curtiss Guild, Ambassador 70 81. Peters
burg Has Had Matter Under
Amusement Before Now

Washington, u. e., Nov. 1.-THE
United States il making an urgent de-.
mHnd upon the Russian government that
MI passports issued To American citi-
lens 1T the Jewish race who desire 20
visit Russia shall be recognized 10y the
government ~ that counity,
when Curtiss Gould, the new ambassn
dor " ~, Petersburg arrived NJ his
post some months ago, he by instruction
Of Secretary Knox tack mp this grave
question, |; was under consideration
when Premier Stolypin was a~sSassinHted
hut was Deemed i%ncxpedient for Guild
~ press the matter al that time. Nav
IL has been resumed.
Yesterday such prominent Hebrews ~
Judge Mack Of the Interstate Commerce
Court, Julius Roscnwald of Chicago AM,
other representative men conferred with
Taft and Knox with a view to discover.
ing what the government has done.
Guild will push the ISSUES with the
Russian foreign office and the state de
partment will urge II upon the new Rus
sian ambassador 10 Washington, Georg'
Bakhmetieh.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-11-23
TWO KILLED; SEVEN
INJURED IN WRECK
Double Header Freights Collide NUar
Monntainair. N. N.

Albuquerque. y. VI. Nov. 2l-Tw'
men were killed. aud seven luir ct IN q
head.on collision of TWO double header
freight trnins an the santa a.. road
~ miles east 81 Mountain Ait. y VI.
late Monday a%ftrrnoun.
The dead:
Fireman y Keith. of Bol"u.
Fireman A. i. Doughcrty, of ri", h.
y. VI.
The injured are engineer &, Il. Nap
finger. Engineer Pat Molonry, Engineer
pirrsou. Brakeman rhomc. Fireman
scott, Fireman e. II schmidt aui i "
Horton. the latter o telegraph operator
Ter the railroad. who was riding un On,
Of the engines. vi. arm wa- ,]cyrtri OF
the elbow.
The injured who were hrous,; 10 ~
huqucrquc ou y special train are ~ bad
~ bruised. but the surgeon houI uul Ole.
hupr that all will ccuNct.
The bodies of the dead fir"m,u wcr'
piniDucd IN the wrccknpc ad mad moi
been recovered when the sprcrpl irti,
hearing 'hc injured lcft the ,',uc. ~
~ freight ear, aud four lo pL.oiyr
are piled up 90 q deep cut ,ud tram,
will hc hlncrcI for 20 hour.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-11-23

Horace Ea.lcy or In Tee, wa. in The
city Saturday.
wa,ch for Blitl Bros, act in next
issue. "
Rr, II. T.. Haley and wife, ii oh"r.
were ai the Glrurovk for several days.
We may have another auction sale
II Blitl Bros.
\. Iicglcr. merchant II cnrrilol". va.
1T III" Nor"nhrrg Monday.
WANTED situation u, hous"kccpcr,
Phone ,hi, office. II
Jour, rent. planes aud sewing ma.
chine. hy the week. ~ meath.
Jour. ,toct B.. larger aud bette. than
ever.
T.. =. U]ullcgos Ut the firm OF Gnll"go'
Erothrt.. uuion county, WIS q business
visitor for q few days.
10 RENT SrN room house Noutl
second street.
7M " T.. Cecil.
There H. considerable minor sickness
In the city thi. week, hat nothing OF d
syruu, nature.
Mis-, Grurr Smith at GolfuX, Washing
tea. T. here visiting her sister, Mrs. san
iiurhHrHrh.
NluN Taioyu attended the meeting "
fhr state democratic rcuirHl c"iumiit"
~ @Alhauucrqur last week,
\u'icr doe Israel. nI ~ this ISSUE
Trims what ~ pet rrut menus I" N"u
church or lodge.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-11-23
JACK MILTON BEAUCHAMP
AND ELIZABETH TRUHN

The happy conclusion oi q cuurtship
stretching out over e period ~ more
than twelve months wa. the marriaps at
Jack Milton Benuchamp, ~ the clerical
srr,irr ~ the Southwestern IN this
city. aud Miss Elizabeth Truhn. which
wa. ,nlrmui<cd at Hotel Norcnberg in
thu, city SUNDAY evening ~ q o'clock,
the Res, T. ". Campbell officiating,
The parlor decoration, were ferns and
rose, IN protusion aud the bride elc.
guutly guwncd and the groom faultlcssly
tailored, we're the ceutor at an imposing
pirturc IN whirh were v number 0f the
nrnrr.t friends Of both the contracting
purt,o.
The brides gown was white cmbroid.
cred margucsrttr. She wnr" u bcauii.
fil wreath ~ maiden hair fern aud val
lev liliirs IN her hair aud carried u larg,
hoqurt of bride, roses. Showercd with
vale, lillics the huquct hurled 10 tn,
audience was caught by Miss Doroth,
Morris.
Following the ceremony aud rouprnt
ulntiun, q dive course luncheon va.
served nt the Nnronhrrg and the deco
ration. arranged by Mr. and Mr.. Cald
well showed the best ~ taste. Tn,
table DIVERS were white aud yellow
rhry.authrumms
Gun.,. present were Mi.,r, rhrcNi
kru... Fredn Truhn, Margaret Krnuua
writer. Dorothy Morris, Text" Hedge,
Ruth Nhrr. Emma Lorkr. aud Mc.sr-
j.. ". Corn. H. i. Fincpau. VI. 49, Ken
tot. ~ T. : Coulter, IT, :. Walton, \
VI McCorklc aud NJ aud Mrs. lie" Au
drr,uu.
The bride and groom left Sunda
evening for ~ pa,o where they wi
spend several day. before returning {
THU. city which j. ~ De- their futur
humr They will be- ~ home to FREUD
aztec December !.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-11-23
PARCELS POST IS CON
DENIED BY CONGRESS
National Commercial Organization
Adopts Resolutions Protesting Against
II Which Provoke Heated Debate.

Kansas city, Nov. r.. After .clrc,
ing Salt Lake CITY ~ the meeting place
for 1917. aud Kansas City -. official
headquarters, the twcnty second annual
session at the Tran, NJ is~is-ippi Com
m"rcial congress adiourn"d thi, after
noon.
Although the date fDr h"lding the next
meeting va, not definitely decided up
IN. IL wa, tentatively agreed ro convene
during thc last week. Of August. The Of
hcinl headquarters were located for onl'
IN" wear. T.. J.. Becker ot thu, city wa.
elected secretary ." succeed Arthur T.
rrnuci, of Cripple Greek, Colo. after
which Mr.. Frauci, was elected ~, an
honorary member Of the rougr",. for
lie. George -. Harrison, 70 banker at
This city. was elected treasurer
\ resolution was adopted recommend.
lng that the congress meet at y Pacific
coast city IN 1915. the year of the Fan.
ANA Pacific exposition. san Francisco
and seattle are rival n,rirants for tho
meeting ~ that time.
Consideration If the report If th,
rorumittcc on resolutions occupied most
at today, sessions. The report wa
adopted practically ~ submitted.
The resolution declaring that the c"u
prcss was against the parcels pos, whicl
wa. adopted, provoked acrimonious dis
r%us-iuu.
Martin Egau, editor nj the Manli'
Times, who has signed q minority r.
port. said tina, the discussion IN the res
]olution ia committee had been oursidcd
aud that persons opposing It wer" no
given proper opportunity to submit thci
arguments.
~ am opposed IA snap Judgment al
thi, point. he said 1T j. bcucnt
the dignity 1T thi, congress 10 treat ste
nu important matter IN this manner. -
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-11-23
TUcuMcARI SUN CHANGES HANDS

The Turumcuri sun hu, this wrcl
changed hand, this being the third
time during tine oh"rr Ufr "r the paper
In mn, civ. T. lout. ltrlr more like
q cuisines. proposition this time The
purchaser, are reported to be- i. " Corn
ct tine local rrr aud r'5d storage cum
rnnv; e. NJ Parsons, Southwestern ru.
]gincrr. Las. liauiihu. Southwestern ru
]piuccr and Ec' i. " Campbell. mrm
hrr."lrct Of the STAT" Legislature or this
county. Mr Il. T.. llopkiu, remains win
the new rrpim" RS foreman at the me-.
rhauicnl department aud j. W. Camp.
he'll T., editor and manager.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-11-23
CHARLES COCHRAN WOUNDED
BY A CoWKIOKER

,ha,, Cochran, one If The prominent
urkmru of the ruuuty, located ~ I'm.
dee. wa. kicked by % cow last week
white loading rur shipment aud rendered
uuconsripu, fur several minutes, Curn.
ran would have been trnmrcd 10 death
in the chute where hr fell hu' for the
fact that the brakeman jumped into
the chute aud held hi, lantern over him
while the hay. assisting pulled him ont
uf 'hr difficulty several of Cochran :
tooth were looscrI aud lee was pretty
badly used zap all around.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-11-23
WEDDING ANNIvERsARY

On Monday Mr.. nnd Mrs Earl George
entertained , fcw friend, very informal
~ iu honor uf their hfih anniversary
Card. we're the feature ~ the evening
which wa- more ~ % friendly gathering
at q few friends ~ congratulate this
popular Young couple IN having 80 hap.
PLY reached the nth milestone on the
matrimonial journey Mi and Mrs.
George were showcrcd with good wishes
aud made the recipients 81 u number of
token, of friendship aud esteem A.
the rlns, of the card period delicious
refreshments were served aud all pres.
cut felt that they had passed e very
pleasant evening
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-11-23
FIFTH ANNIVERSARY AT BAY
VIEW CLUB CELEBRATED
A Brilliant Gathering Marks This Aus.
picious Event.


On "Wednesday nfi,anuun ~ the beau
uiul home 1T Mr.. u. T.. Donohoo, occur
reel one at the most notable functions
at the .u'ial season. the fifth a%nniyrr
,arv of ~" founding nj the Ray View
club Each mci.b"r brought with her
q woman friend - her guest aud owe
iftN women mad" merry the passing
hours.
The Dominion home l. nu IDEAL onc Tor
such occasions, aud added to ether at
trur'iNr feature. were elaborate lccn.
ration. ln honor nf the occasion Each
room carried ID, individual decorative
srhrmr amt pu,,ihlv the prrttirSt wa
the long library IN which garland. 1T
mountain rrlHI were fc,tupnrd above
windows. PORTER, and book shelves, IN
trr,lrr,rI with tail glas, vases at white
ruruaiiuu, and fern sprays, The ear.
nations. being the club tI"wcr, was
largely iu e., lieurc. aud the club color
1T white aud green lend Themselves very
1 NfNNfNNNNNN w NNN NNff'NNANN' ANfNNl'
The guest. were u-hcrrl IN through
The side entrance into th" dining room
where they were greeted hv the roccp
riuL committee aud then taken into III,
dressing room aud from thence into tn,
reception room where they were ,rntc,
IN opera chairs arranged in th"ntr'
fashion f"r the program which com
mruccd promptly at : o'clock. II y
given in full elsewhere.
~ the ronrlus,op 81 the program
buffet luurhrnn was served from the 1T
trriivcly decorated dining room by racl
club mrmhrI To- her guest. The mrnl
ard decorations were IN Keeping will
the spirit ri Thanksgiving day, an,
the idea Ma prctttly carried cut Wit
picture. of the noble bird Of America
apples, nuts aud the like. The men
consisted o' pressed turkey, nut hrea,
sandwiches, olives, din pickles aud cran
berry sauce. followed by a glnce pud
ding in ,callcp"d apple cups, pumpkin
pie aud coffee with whipped cream.
The Scene was indeed - brilliant an
aud the guest, one aud MI pouounce
the orcasiou u very enjoyable one An
showcrcd fclicitation. upon the clu
aud IL members. Each departing men
hcr aud guest were presented with whit
carnations aud fern SPRAYS by the pre-
idcut ~ she passed Gut, Members m
f, guest. present were; Mesdames Liel
endorfer, Conwrll, shelton, Burton. Pc,
, ton Rector. Barnett. ;. Anderson. VI. !
/ G%oldcnberg, y, Donahue, Burns, Mi
Richie. Mcsdames Ahcr, smith, Grow
, clark, Parsous, Pearson, Sandusky, ID
wilson, Beckett, Morris, Richey, SaxoI
Wiugrovc, |. Anderson, Beeth, Cad
sampled, Crohord, Henderson, DonohO
George, G~oldenberg, liind,, IlollOma
FARRELL Koch, Muirhcad, Noble, Randi
/ sanders, Sherwood, StanRl, Thomso
a aud Miss Aber.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-11-23
Local and Personal Mention


i. =. O'Nral. 1T Denver, Colo, right
Of way engineer ot the telephone com
pauy, j. here.
lr,.c raylof 1T Allen, wa. ~ the
Glcurork last saturday while attending
to hu.inc~, matte. he ibis lily. !
Nj. NJ. T.. Robert. ut Dalharr, va. at
~" V]orcuhcrg several days. she wu,
| representing q Denver lnnd company.
j. T.. johnson ~ the Johnson Mcrcan
I'll" Company. at Logan, y NJ, Wa ru
tnwn "Wednesday On business.
Ga ~ III" city Bakery for Nou Thanh.
giving aud Christma, Fruit 'nh",
d" You n hav" y" hurry. o.
.Iuur. viii sell vm au "gh' turh ru'
gla,, bowl with three ~ eel eat, fnI
>3.oo, aud q d,r.inrh \nppi" for sl.ou
Jones desires to tell VOL That you are
missing holiday bargain, hy not coming
In and making your select On. early.
lone. d, showing three pattern, Of
Oriental rourh roycr.. he only rur.
that were ever shown in the city.
lone, stock uf cut gln., d, larger
than all III" other stock, put together
IN the city.
lone. will sell YOU nm Edi,uu rhuu"
graph. % Victor raikiug Machine ~ %
Baldwin Piano on monthly paymcut.
ii v"u haven Z til" cash.
NJ. Rudolph ri Mora, q torm"r citizen
q, thi, county. an e .u.tling lifr M
]suruuur mau. .Icu' most = last wee"
IN this city.
Jones desire, YOU To- call aud look vt
the sterling toilet sets which h" i,
showing The largest stock ever .howu
in Tucumcarl before.
.lonrs can sell y"u cut glass, hand
painted china aud many other ,prrln.
articles cheaper than competitors rar
buy IL.
Mr.. Cha,. Knott lcft Wcdnrsiu,
morning for Chillirothr, Ma, where ,h,
| intends spending IN" holidays with hr.
I parents.
l Mrs. \. ". Waist of Cucrvo, wa ul
\ the v"rcuhrrg several days. She wa
. here 10 visit her sister who i in IA,
I Turumcari Hospital for treatment.
I Ruben boss. formerly in h]usiur-, a
Duran. left here this week q" Iuk,
J charge of u herd of ruttl" .ror " \
I jackson in Southern Colorado,
I ". y. Rosrnthal of Las Vegas. nrriN
I I'd Monday Ia spend about u week, look
! ing over hi business. the American Fur
] %niturc Company,
! Mrs. NJ. &, liowerman 1T Jordan, wa
I in the city u day ur two this weed trad
ing. She was accompanied hy her sou
Walter,
The Woutrn i.uud \ Fuel Company 4"
I Wootcu. Colorado, has appointed ;. u
lower agent fDr their coal 10 Ice har
died IN this city.
Misses Frcdn rUhn aud There's
Kmuss are spending the week upon th
Plains, They are the guests of Mrs. n
i liow"rman.
&. &, Yousg, operator of the T. T.
:. w., will leave tonight for Alhuqnc
que, where he gee, 10 meet his br"th'
from L.Cs Angeles, California.
Mrs. =. r.. Kinds was among the uuu
her ~ teachers who attended the annui
session e the State Board of Educatio
at Santa Fc last week.
John Brophy and sou, John, IT, WEI
visitors here for several days last wee
lircphy wa an insurgent during the la
campaign in uuion county, aud the =
turns show that he must have had som
Thing ia do with the results.
r. NJ. Lockett Of Dickens, Teza
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-11-23
CAPTAIN OF MOUNTED ;


Fred Furuon, captain muuntcd police,
Wa ia the ritN several DAYS this week
On official business. Captain Fohoh
ha. made u vcry capable officer aud the
News would not ~ all be- surprised TO
see him retained where he !, undcr the
new governor. We don 7 know that he
is u candidate for any office. but he
would be- a warden If the %peuitrntiary
that would dll the bill without an cx.
ception lie was for Mcdonald during
the campaign, Notwithstanding the fact
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-11-23
RECITAL AT CENTER STREET
METHODIST CHURCH

ON N"udo, evening Ms. I'nw"ll, %.
listed h., Mi,. Cn., gave % r.rital t"r
'br hruc6r of the local fund of the n
VI, So,,ri,. Mis-, Powell , 20 rradr,
rf pronounced ability and her mmhcr,
were greatly rui"yod Icy th" r%orrunnt
few present. \ uumhcr ot other ~
traction, tina might caused r. small nt
tendance aud n L. to be- regretted that
the anUtr wa, not m"rr largely patron
ilrl
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-11-23
PRESBYTERIAN BAZAAR

The lHiir, Aii Of the PRESBYTERIAN
Church Will hold , hu,nu aud i've
" 'rlurk dinner Drrrmhrr 7th u the
llmcock building ou West Main street.
Dinner will begin ut . O'Clock aud The
charge will be- - rrui..
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DANCE At THE voRENBERe

ON Tur-in, evening" Mr. aud Mr..
caldwell were host aud hostess m our
1T their ou iuyabl" inucr, \ large mum.
her ct couple, were In Attendance aud
with gnui music the evening Wa most
pleasantly spent.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-11-23
THE sEIaE or TROY

The Evan. Opera tumrau, lut "u 80
very good motion picture play Monday
night That appealed 'o al lover. IT an
ricu' history and mythology aud pur
iru,rd Nl,.ily the 1--we ,tnr, ot Helen
aud puri. and the destruction of Trpy.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-11-23
A DOLL PARTY

The Presbyterian l.udi". Nd Socirtv
will give 70 DOLL party ut the home OF
Mrs e. :. Chapman ou FRIDAY evening,
December t. 1871. Admission uno
DOLL.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-11-23

that lee 81. q very strong republican, 50
should be- In position 10 ask for most
nuvthiuv H. wants.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-11-23

Write Now 10 The knight naA heIl
Music Go, Denver, Colorado. q, IAe|f
Illustrated catalogue, nrse. aeN
and big list a. slee|A' mar NJ
Highly used Pianos Aa r'as Asel
at.slNl
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-11-23
Program

Address OF Welcome--The President
''De Coppah Moon ' Mesdames lar
rcll Sherwood, Campbell aud Ms.
Aher.
Meludy IN Mrs. W, y. CroRord.
THE Temple Bells Miss Ruth Aber
"The Schoolmaster's Guests Mrs
Frank Kinds.
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: =: :. = !. ; 4. :: 4. : : > : = :
: FLOWERS FOR THANKSGIVING =

: order, taken now ror ,u, Flow I:
= rr, tor Thanksgiving Ro.",, 'ur :
= nations, \nrcr.,u-, Fern, aud Chry. =
= anthrmum.. Nl,o Fern. fur Di.ho, +
: aud ~orrri l.illirs 200 lil,om =
I. PHONE ~. =
= TUCUMCARI GREENHOUSES =
4. + :: 4. : 8 = !. = I. = :. (: I. : I. !. =
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FOR Sale $3.50 will buy 100 acre.
patented land; i2O acres. 500.
Icanita Moods.
Stock Yards station.
W. Worth, Texas.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1911-11-23

Piano seleotion-Mr,. j. y henderson.
Milpsh Is. V. G. Quar'cttc.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-18

The membership of the orchestra Is AZ
follows;
FIRST VIOLINS.
Miss Grace Mcbride, Miss sybil Smith
coneertmaster. Miss Hazel WILCOX
Miss sadie klrsch- Mr.. Max Martin
braun MI Robert Smiley
Miss Essie Aarons Mr.. Joseph Meyer
SECOND NIOLINa
DR. Richard clark, Miss Marie Book
principal Miss Dagny Hansen
Mrs. Reginald Purse Mr. ftlghman VIII
Miss Coda Robert burn
Miss Roberta Coulter
MISS EltHabeth
Crawford
Mr. Will Hethenng- Mr. Harry Howard
ton, principal Miss Norma Wilburn
Miss Minnie Rich Mr.. +. NJ. Clark
ards Mr., Floyd Harding
Mr. Glen stern Mr. Joseph koley
CELLOS
Mr. Milo q. smith Miss Sayde Briggs
Mr.. Edwin Clark Nj. Albert Mcintosh
RASSES
Mr.. W s. Fulton Mr. A. n Schroeder
FLUTES
Mr. wallace Wheeler Nj. Herman Mans
field
CI4ARINETS
MI Fred Deffen- Mr.. Clarence spauld-
haugh ing
TRUMPETs
Mr.. Ernest SchOed- DR.. W. A. wilcox
ACCoMPANISTs.
Mrs Henry Cox Miss Letha Hether-
ington
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-18
ODD END OF HORSE TRADER
Made Fortune in the Business, RE-
turning Mach of IL TO the
Victims.

A man Of eccentric ideas as to the man
ner Of life one should follow was Robert
Caple, who died in Clayville. Oneida
county, New York. only a few days ago.
Mr.. Caple was about 70 years Of age, and
nearly all his life had been passed in the
little hamlet made famous by a visit from
Henry Clay long years ago, when a wooden
Industry was opened there.
Mr.. Caple was a Scotchman. and ne pos
sessed the shrewdness Of that people in
making a trade. When he was a mere
boy he began trading horses. and for
years he devoted most Of his time to that
pursuit lie would trade horses upon any
and all occasions generally starting out
with couple OF old and WORKOUT nags
and returning home after a few days with
good team, that he would sell readily
The larger part OF the money would be
put in safe keeping. and with the re-
mainder Mr.. Caple would buy another old
tenn or a single horse and start out on
another trading tour. This was continued
for years, and he acquired what was a
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-18
Omaha Physicians
at Medical Meeting
Two Hundred Doctors at st. Joseph
Attending Semi-Annusl Missouri
Valley Session.

ST. JOSEPH. Mo. March 17.-(Special
Telegramj with more than 200 doctors in
attendance the twenty-thrd seni-annual
convention Of the Missouri Valley Medical
society opened Yesterday and will con-
tinue its sessions until tomorrow night
Dr. Donald Macrae OF Council Bluffs
president Of the association, was in charge
Of the sessions
Or. oliver G. Gebhart Of st. Joseph was
unanimously elected treasurer pro tenn at
this forenoons session. to succeed DR.. t.
y. Lacy, ir., OF Council Bluffs resigned.
He will serve until the annual meeting Of
the organization next September.
DIT. Alfred schalek Of Omaha read a
paper on the topic THE Present Status
OF salvarsan" at this mornings session
and a discussion on the subject was opened
by Or. c. A. Good Of st. Joseph. Or. 8.
Grover Burnett Of Kansas City read a
treatise on "A Case Of Acute Delirium
Following Chloroform Habit" which was
followed by a discussion by his auditors
Dr. Pearse Of Kansas City spoke on THE
Difficulties Encountered in Late Opera
tons for Intestinal Distinctions"
DIR. ]. p. Lord OF Omaha read a paper
and DR.. Jacob Geiger led discussion.
Committees for the convention we're ap,
pointed as follows:
Judicial-Dr. a. y. Somers Of Omaha
Or. q. b. Hardin of Kansas City, DIR, w
r. Milroy Of Omaha, DR. O. B. Campbell
OF St Joseph and Or. John e. Summers
| jr., OF Omaha.
Credentials-Dr Jacob Geiger Of st
Joseph DR.. +. Earl Bellinger Of Council
Bluffs, DR.. r. @. Smith of Oakland, Ia
Dr. J. p. Lord OF Omaha, Dr. c. Lester
Hail OF Kansas city and DR.. Van Buren,
Knott Of Sioux City.
Publication-Dr. Charles Wood Fassett
Dr.. Daniel Morton and DIR. p. l. Leonard
| Of st, Joseph.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-18

some Notes OF the stage.
Alice Lloyd. the English Coincidence. will
b AZ the Orpheum for the week starting
sunday, March ~
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-18

considerable fortune for a man living In a
country village
Twenty-Five or thirty years ago Mr.
Caple was converted to the Roman Cath
Ollie faith Immediately he set about re-
lmbursing those with whom he had traded
horses IN the past and whom he believed
he had cheated He announced that II was
the duty OF men to live as had lived the
apostles-simply, humbly and with char
ty for all. with no selfish solcitude for
the conserving Of worldly goods, and with
willingness to share at all times with
ones nelghbor
He went from village to village search
ing for the men with whom he had traded
or their heirs In come instances the men
whom he approached and offered to REIN
burse were indignant. saying that they had
made the trades with their eyes open. and
that II they had been cheated they didn't
know It. and weren't willing to take any
money from the man with whom they had
traded
In WATERFOWL, after a long search, he
found man to whom he restored $40,
saying that it was what he had unfairly
taken I'm a single horse trade He could
not reach all these people, however, and
so he took what money he had left and
went from village to village in the Sau-
quot valley. distributing his money to poor
families. He exercised great caution in
doing this, and never gave to those who
we're not worthy.
Finally Mr. Caple became poor and was
content. He received permission to live
in an abandoned house on a farm in the
vicinty.-New York Times.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-03-18

String Orchestra.
Violin Solo, String Orchestra Accom-
Observation-Disclosures from "Thais'