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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05

was decorated with mink and white COS.
mos aud chrysanthcmums
Nrc women gong back 10 the marke'
pasNo' days nero Is an cnort ~,
a'onG tne coast 10 Get women 10 car!
p"iI p"HHe's IN pace Oh 'ne Dags "n'Gn a',H ',,HH
.L," .L SHas i"r sucn AN "se as''nIS' 40 h,
! ire Pt'hc'PIrS OF Eoou iasie anu uc
,,o'.oue,,. con,cg from, 'V'h ~ coas, anJ
| IL viii bc rccoiIod tb,+ l. v,as from
Portland tbat thn rustmn, na,,n hoforc
| ,Itbougb II Ala not I.,st Ion, Tho hone
! ~, orc tuo. fold tbo opI,H ;u,nnd;nnnt
bc;ng Tho ,Lscnoc or , r,oclot IN u.bicb
I'm corry somcthiny With ,ybicb +o n,,r
cb,sc ort;nIos fCr Tho L,sl,ot
ILL, :, ~ ro,,o,.,lJ, 60 M. .Lo
,,.om.n to carr, hor nurse ~ tbo
LasI,ot 90 baooLot rraiJo,, t;u
unsoIycd ''
S,I. r.Io.s .ooio,,. CO, h. ,;5
,bro,,,,l ,Lo r;sLs, I Hao IusI - G' @
,ts ,,LoIo bistor,. nj 't IL, "ocM -, ,n
nc ~ ,,''I = Nv '"I.c arg SUM-
'tro,nd 49,; u"uJs LI;,s ""o nav ueillon- :,
Coron, da,n;o. i',,lt "o',.a ~ war t"ree alt,
do,an. 10 I1nE spMnS W as man
La,,o Lo, ~ udn''a ",IH pe s;,'u 10
.;,L - I,a,,,;fI III -
crcmina ,cm ' hy tbo I",. L''I IN Mouaa!
oogHI"E oF tnc Nttn G'lp' the opening
,,h;oS ,oEoI" u"",r a. a., Inc .ountry cinb,
o,,, m"iom "sS wa que ., thc ln9st dehghtl III
coU. CSari9,. i"r LII IuiI''m, ana !ue niasnin
, vvut .uar,.f p"'' nn9uestlonahiy the
- "u, EolErous ever
~, ~ .uI the evenings nave
'u'''
Inc departure of the regiment FRIDAY
was the occasion for many fsrewels
aud much feeling was displayed The
fact that the bunch of attractive young
bachelors whose attentions have been
away without a single mstrimonia! an
nou"ceinShl preceding inc departure.
Was perhaps tne cause OF more corr
meTl thah would nave been heard If 4
rear lortheoming marriage had been
the result. lherc were so many dis.
interesteu persons VINO were almost
uoldlhR ihelr breaths FOR the outcome
aoput pairs ot Young people whom they
pareN Knew. that IT was funny and
some "9at painful 10 sec them lett in
the end; INC smiles which have been
so eNeAiN distributed IN the past few
lears were sun In evidence when the
lfaih puHed out. and rs one girl re.
marked. Evcn ~ ~ was serious -
was oniE serious Tor fifteen minutes al
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
MIL2ADY'S
TOILET TABLE
BY
EMILY DEMAR

FOR a BEAUTIFUL FORM.
Exercise in itself Is good. but is ot
no avail for developing the bust or
rounding out hollows. az this disflgure
ment Is due 70 stegyed, underlying us-
cues. and 20 correct the fault II Is ncces-
sury 10 properly nourish these sensitive
glnnds and muscles, eallo tonic
(which ~ the NaucRlre trcatmenU. is
very beneficial. because u goes righi 10
the scat of trouble aud so cncrsiZes the
delicate tissues and glands that they
quickly respond and soon assume their
correct size and proportions. ANY woman
car easily prepare her own Naucaire
t-satment b! making syrup with a
cupful and haif ~ sugar and "A pint OF
water. then adding one ounce gailol.
Take a tablespoonful before meals. and
in = short time tho figure viii be plump
ana symmetrical as nature Intended.
Gallol H. little expensive. hut for this
purpose II has no equal.
ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS.
Rurb s.. The electric needle is pain
ful. slcN and uncertain. Apply dcloI
paste 10 tho hairs YOU wish removed. and
after two or three minutes rub OF and
wash tho skin. ANY druggist can sup
piy the powdered dclol. and while ii costs
seNenty-fivc cents an ounce. rarely Is Il
necessary To Us" moro than one. appli -
cation I" permanently remove even "A
heavy growth. OF hair.
Betty: Your muddy" oIly .kiu will
no, cause NorTim~nt very much longer n
you mako W and Us" this amsrol rctirin.
lotion Buy two ounces amarol at the
drug store pnd dissolve IL I'm one min.
hot water. then before retiring at night
THOROUGHLY cleanse IN" akin and apply-
th@ amdrul retiring lotion generously.
rubbing lightly until IL disappears. Do
this Uvery night and before luns your
kin Will be Clcar and smooth snd i,ke
OF Tie natural rose tint oi youth and
health.
Militia; Iitilc good results fyou an
plSing olive oil 10 the scalu To o. :
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
TIE BOUDOIR OF
, UE
A FAT WOMAN

What DO We see? TerrlGrslly long and
7Estere looking Corseis: tins cas- possi-
hl"l shoes. uppcrs bUlkiug over the
'Hmp- various Icstraiurrs dcrqI-crs
'names uuHHowu1. Precipitation Jisinfcci-
ants; blackhcad eradicators: pirnD'c spe
rincs: blood medicine. Streped aroliuL
q few candy boxes: maybe an eNerciser
on iHc wall. Those 'propertiss' signify
tNot at various times this rleaSapt room
= the scene OF fashionable torturcs OF
hca.t hurniuEs. ~ falliucs from grace
Here sne hide- nor IA caused pirlpIc5.
perspirsiion. blackhsads: here when b.r
spirit y weak she forsaEcs the exc--
cissr for the deadly candy hoN. What
biN-wnat four-flush.
AEoidableF \ Marrnola Pr-scrIptIou
Iaoiet. taken after each meal and at
bedtime. VIII reduce that fai "a pound
a oaND down 10 the firm flesh beneath.
Danish the fat caused blcmishes: give 4,
hccnsc 20 eat all the candy etc. cravet
and sleep rs long as one desires In
vestiEate, tender -eventy-nve cents 10
sour dTCEEist for a large case, or writ.
the Ma rmola Co. 1923 Farmer Bldg. De
troit. Mich. Do not be tlmid-Ms f1nols
Tablets are safe-oe!ng made sfricfl, N,
accordance with tho famous fashions biz
formula: oz Marraoa. oz N Lx
Cascars Aromatic. 80 OF Peppcr.nIut
Water. consequently. go al.ead |ritGo,,t
fear month will euIancipEte YOU
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05

Squircs, viii leave ba,.
tor the coast They win Ae1i sa,
San Francisco ard later to 20 tn I,
to spend the winter. " Los A,e'
Mrs, .lozcph Br;nter fo,,
city. is here from Amar;iILIm IILmsrly "a.
visiting her daughter = leg
Kline. and is heine a.. ars D.
great many OF her old fries5s.' sSs'd
Mrs. Lena Fritschc mo,
6. =. Gillette, is here f fyoa y B
visiting Mr., and Mrs. GilIo,a,, Gla ~
home. '''e 4 s
Mrs. J. W De Ford ha, ,c,,
Los Angeles. where she bs, iSuIhet Saet {,
tend 5he wedding of nor e.ee n
Victoria llorrbucile and 4ssla. 1
lonnor OF Denver MIR .n' Iai' ,Nt
Ford are nov AZ home to ~ ~ w
1t @23 North First Wc., 'u,r "a
Mr., and NFs, Harr F F..
had &s their guests for ,s.e m'@e \
daNs Evan y. Evans. ps
/ cousin ~ Mrs. Evans. Il, ".9 n
Richards. ard '-Iauddaugb,sr uyte, wt.e, I
lips. all If Cleveland Ohio MMlS
! lbs = also n eraDddsug6,e,r ~ J, !! 4
| 1owcl.- vino was Amrr;c,e p |
England and is well now .''a.l
Grand Old Man II Ohio 3 4
graduated from rhe c5llcro oc,S 4
crn Reserve as class rrssidsn,
y friends many of tho Sail ~
VINO came from that college Ts. 9
!ef' YESTERDAY afternoon 10 NY
'he'' ''n nion'h' i.i7 to the tss
Mr.. aud Mrs. sam Auplcm,.
were recrnti' married in :.
Mo. arc spending few wrrt, ~
the course Of their horcvmoo, I.
arc III" guests OF the aroom :. i
| Tic Young corTle intend "a ,,i.
G'll. Ncy. their future hons !.
Nv. Apploman has mining 49,
2. :. Davidson aad VII,
gone 20 Los Angeles after fve ~,
spent with their mother Nr \
Davidson of Second avenue
DR.. u. +. Barnes aud dapcs.,
here from Niles. Mich.. visi,iss ~
Mrs. Albert T. Barnes at iis,'
home on ! street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05

Los Angeles on TUESDAY, October 30
and Mr.. and Mrs. Cannon arc now. al
home ut 9tI Georgia street in that cry
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05
PERSONALS.

Dr. Alexander &. Ewing returned yes
;c-dav from visit of . few weeks 20
bis old home in Louisville. Ky. Mrs
Ewing remained over with frlends ln
Kansas City for time. but wiii 60 TO
Chicago later and will probably remain
there over the HOLIDAYS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley +. King have
returned from trip lasting sercrai
weels through the southern part OF
the state.
Nh aud Mrs. &. NJ. Bell are Jus, VOW
- San Francisco. having been enjoying
pleasant trip from the southern part
81 California to shat point, Miss Emma
Zane is az Rowland hall during their
absence.
Nr. and Mrs. \. +. Hutchinson, who
hayc made their nome here FOR some
wears past, are to leave salt Lake per
nlncnfly within the month TO make
their new home in roril2ld. Or. MI
and Mrs. Hutchinson VIII both he great
" missed IN ali soci3l aad husincss-cif-
cles of the city.
Mrs. Charles +. Taylor. who has been
visiting her son and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Tavlor for the past few
weeks. left YESTERDAY for her home IN
Baron. Wis.
Mrs. p. y. Anderson and her daugh-
ters. olive and Hcleu, leave today Tor
southern California TO spend the "in-
ter,
Miss Edoa Dunn is home from San
Francisco. uheTc she mas peen visiting
for the res. few weeks Mrs. Dunn
and Miss Margaret Dunn vii spend the
winter on the coast.
Mrs. d. j. Vorhics of Mount Pleasant
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ].
Iorhes at their homo on Douglas ave
nuc.
Mrs. George Osmond and her little
daughter left on Friday for their home
in Kansas City after visit OF few
weeks here.
Mrs. L.. II. Knowles is here after n
visit in the cas-; and will spend month
or so in town before going ia the west
She is with Mrs Knowles, ST., ~ @3'
Third East street. Mr.. Knowles, who
has been in Elko. New. has been trans
ferred 10 San Francisco through sub
stantial prom otion. and they VIII move
there to make their home.
Mrs. Bernard r. Cebhart Of Chicago
is a guest AZ the home of her father
DR.. A. Scott Chapman.
Mrs. \. &. Maclean will leave the lat
ter part of the week for Minneapolis t'
spend some time there with bcr sister
Mrs. Fullerton.
Mrs NJ Kirk patrick arrived ycstcy
I dav from Snp Francisco and will spenT
! John A., Marshall at their homo Ur
| Thirteenth East street.
Mrs. Robert Fowler. who was Mis-;
| Savage. has wired 10 say that her visit
home will he DELAYED probably till aftc'
the holidays on account Of illness N
tho family.
Miss Alire Mcmillan is home aftpI
4 stay of several months in Los Ange
les. where she visited her sisters. Mrs
Raymond MassOI and Mrs Charles
| Smith Mr. and Mrs Mason have =
beautiful new home there. and Mr. anc
Mrs, Smith and their baby have moved
from Ray, Ariz., to make their home ri
the Wiltshire hotel in Los Angeles.
Miss Kathryn Wall. sister of Mrs. Z
o. Mechenbnrg. who has many friends
here. has gone with her mother 10 San
Diego TO remain over the winter.
Mrs. Sidney c. Smith and her two
children and her sister, Miss Blanche
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05

Mr.. and Mrs Wesley +. King have
returned from trip lasting sevcia'
weeks through the southern part OF
tha state
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05

Miss Edna Dunn is home from San
Francisco. uheTc she has peen visiting
for the rss. iew weeks. Mrs. Dunn
and Miss Margaret Dunn vii spend tse
winter on the coast
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05

Mrs. u. j. Vorhics of Mount Pleasant
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ]
Iorhies at their homo on Douglas ave
nue..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05

Mrs. George Osmond and her littl
daughter left on Friday for their hom
in Kansas City after a visit of few
weeks here
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05

Dr.. Alexander &. Ewing returned yes-
,c.dav from q visit of q few weeks 10
his old home in Louisville Ky. Mrs
Ewing remained over with friends ~
Kansas City for n time. but wiii 90 TO
Chicago later and will probably remain
there over the HOLIDAYS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05

Mrs. F. y. Anderson and her daagn-
ters. Olive and Hcleu, leave today loT
southern California 10 spend the win
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05

Nh. aud Mrs &, NJ. Bell are Jus, VOW
80 San Francisco. having been enjoying
2 pIeasant trip from the southern part
ci California to chat point, Miss Emma
Zane is az Rowland hall during their
absence.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05

-lnita; Lizzie good results fyon an
pSing olive oil 10 the scalp. To over
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05

Mrs. Charles +. Taylor. who has been
visiting her son and daughter. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Jack Tavlor for the past rev
weeks. left YESTERDAY for her home IN
Baron. Wis.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05

squires, will leave hero ,,,.
for the coast They Will, neIt sn,
San Francisco ard later ta 20 in ,
to spend the winter " Los A,s,'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05

Mrs. L.. 1t. Knowles is here after Il
visit in the east ard will spend a month
or so in town before going 10 the -est
She is with Mrs, Knowles, ST.. IL 81
Third East street Mr.. Knowles. who
has been in Elko. New. has been trans
ferred 70 San Francisco through d sub
stantial prom otion. and they will move
there To make their home.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05

Mrs. Lena Frltsche. mo,h..
G. =. Gillette. is here p,aei Fpoei y
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G;llo,.a G;llC,a "a,
home. ''e'te att
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toontinued On Page Tif,sr,
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Mrs NJ. d, EIdredge announces the
engagement Of her daughter Alton to
Lester y. Lambert. the marriage TO take
place the latter part Of November.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05

DR.. y. +. Barnes aud dan,s.,
here from Niles. Mich. visi,ius II,
Mrs. Albert z. Barnes at iiS,'
home on i street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05

ar and Mrs. \. +. Hutchinson, who
boyc made their nome here FOR some
wear, PAST, are to leave salt Lake per
mancntlv within the month 10 make
their new home in ror;l21d. Or. Mr..
and Mrs. Hutchinson VIII both be great
" missed IN ali soci3l aad husincss-cif-
clor of the cIiN.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05

Mrs, .lozcph Br;nker. fo,n,,
city. is here from Amar;IIm r-;GIILmsrs n.
visiting heT daughter O; " ler.t
Kline, and is beino w. Ars h,
great many OF her old fr;,sVnsi /
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05

Mr and Mrs. Joseph Sims announce
the engagement OF their daughter Heller
to K Lester Schcttlcr of this city. tn,
marriage TO take place late in the pres
ert month
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05

Mrs. Bernard r. Gehhart Of Chicago
is a guest AZ the home of her father
DR.. A. Scott Chapman.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05

Mrs. \. &. Maclean will leave the la'
ter part Of the week for Minneapolis I
spend some time there with bcr siste,
Mrs. Fullerton.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05

Ono 81 the important social affair Of
the week j. the dancing party to he
gi,cn hy the io,rg Ladies' Sodality
of 81. Mary : Cathedral. at the Odcpn
az Fridav evening, invitations for
which have been issued Tic officers Of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05

e :. Davidson aad vf. F.
gone 20 Los Angeles after tvo =.
soent with their mother NJ, !
Davidson of Second avcnnc I
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-05

Mrs NJ Kirk patrick arrived yestcy-
day from Snu Francisco and viii spend
week or ten days with Judge and Mre,
John A. Marshall at their homo on
Thirteenth East street
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-06
Thieves Tunnel Into
Vault, Carrying Off
Money and Valuables
Treasure Compartment Of Prudential
Savings and Loan AssoClEEun
Broken Iuto and Robbed

Thieves burrURed into the west wan n a
Vnuh IN the quarters q the Prudsurial
Savings and Loan Essucia.riun IN the New
Omaha NEriuual hank building and carried
on s2mlg IN EaId and EreenharlzE The
robbery was discovered Thursday muruiuE
A gaping h0ls big enough 10 admit a man,
was uncovered.
Apparently the stx-tnch wall q hricE
hnd been hammered through win heavy
u00lE
Wurbuusu have been repairing and bund-
tnE partitions throughout the building fur
some time, and uEsurding a. Captain saw
axe ~ the dHrecciUs department n h
thought TINS NAY have given Opportunity
fur me ruhbery. EuEEncs EEpureurly
mad been E1Ede through wsst window q
the sEUiuEE RssociRuinn QuarrsrE-
u. d Chrisrie. secretary q the EzsuciH-
ton placed the money IN the vEult
" sdnHsaEy afrsrnoun- Few persons knew
Of me deposit
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-06

OMAHA. Jan. Ito the Edftur n The
Bee In answer ID Judge Kennedy IN re
gard 10 ssrrtng a suitable man fur super
lutsndsut Of the Dstsuriun home
We would sugEsst M j. p jackson.
1Eu Fredsr1ck street. a. being one u the
best men IN Omaha far the plaer- He is
nat an office huutsr. never ran for Office
Dll1 once, and Then he filed for councilman
"a thu Second ward On Hre8Uur uf Hck-
ness could mt make The CAMPAIGN. but
was uhird below hiEh man WIKI nine can
diGEtss IN me fed he has Done more
hard wurE Tor the cunuru unity IN which he
lives than any other rnE1 ever Hvsc IN n
He II alWEgH DONG something Tor some
uns- And while he Las 10 ctlidran q ms
uEn be BE- always dutnE something n please
sune one else .. u q child hrealZs a v7anuu.
sled or 10Y, they CAL on Uncie Jack. and
ne ID ElwEyH rsHcy 70 tx II far them
Lash year he bulk near ms home q punIic
swing for rhs children and any rirne there
was trouble Urur n be could settle II win
q Wurd- Esacn Christmas ne sends our q
public irritation for al children 70 come
O. his hone and - win hiD "a the show
10 they E02 send on q reporter nsEr
Christmas and find out Fur ten years ne
Las been wurEing ant scheIntnE no buIa q
home fur boys and girls rhEl nave none
he nov hEs the and for thar purpoas a.
slElssu1n ana Err-UE H1rse1s ana haH AZ
ranged tn have n graded a. s1un AS tns
ground rEaWH
u there 10 any trouble among the neiEh-
borE be always HerrleE H. AND u upa1tuta5
sUpsrinlsn.den1 ~ the Dersurinu home ne
would carry uul the VII o. the nouFt v1rr
1irMneHE and WirhUu1 craairv-
M Hdztnr would n not be adviHahIs f1i
the uuuDry nuuuliasiuuers 70 s1up uonriua
Wtrs-puliing and Eppolu- q mar iust once
NJ Jackson IL uu- an EpIhrEur Tar Ia.
ur-ics and EnuVH nurhinE = rhis sf1urr BE-
HE made IN hh behEh
Arz- Auss smilh saaG s0urh sLEtsaurf
street. Nh Clara Hoge ~ SCUM 81
rssurh street.. Douglas GZ1. hrs n I
Miller. ldlk spring street Red wI, M-E
: Jutn Peterson. saE sourh Flr1seuth Errset
MrH- Anna RsiG mG s0u1h Flrreeurt
street., Mrs Nay HugBE sg5 South sir-
tse1rh Eursar E2ed 5EI2. 1GrH & Chad da-
lEl5 F'rsdssaak DonElaa Eg1
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-06
Many Speculate On
Omaha Grain Market
Recent Rise N Wheat and Com Has
Added u the Number Of
spesIlEturs-

WIKI tus gam market rising OIuLa-nE-Els
uhn take IfrrIs Tiers IN futures have Eur
mo me market IN considerable numbers.
Tuesday rnFy were more numerous than
W sdnssday fur uneEplained reason. IN
Iess Il De thE1 Sew we're isfr no srErr new
srecuIHriuus the ssc1n6 dHE- a number ~
ltnes we're closed ouI Thursday IN con
mission houses by order u owners fur ma
ruEiEst WHICH Lbsn wsur EgEn somewhat
higher.
Al rough esctuEEe, Ebuu 81 Omaha
men and d few WuUEE sEisclla-la1 IN E-neal
ur uurn furUrez. chiefly b. whaEI These
EurIpurr SIX cuu-uissi8n houses and i've
iuartruriuns TlupulEriE called nucEeLEilups-
BIN the Turner asr1Vs pErr 81 rher incums
br EsErtnE une-1ourrL 81 ] per cenr q
huHhel erum regular grain dealers Who bay
wheat n rhs Eazh mErEst and hedEs
aEu1usr these purchases By selling in lhs
uu-iun mErEEL
WnT WhaE1 ana corr Should BE- 70 nav
l. q puzzle no q great many gram men
uu1 cuunEr see LhEr euullrIlIlE Rave
change trum Ihass VEilDg al fEl-
~ enormous surplus crup ana nuns 400
Ersa1 deuEud Bu LnEv cannot EEiuHaT
rhe 1Ec rhE1 Temporarily. a. east uiEhsr
prices are beng ehALked ua-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-06
MEN HEAD FOR INSTITUTE
Nrx. Z. c. Johnston To Be Assistant
Superintendent II Child Saving.
WOMAN OF GREAT ExPERTEECE
Was FurDerIE suP=riatenaonS Of Ne
Haze Ser Ehe FrSe1d1eus NJ Lin
cs1B-Eas NE1ron f@E Has
rsnra Insane AsEInm-

Mrs. EunaA c. Johnston mas beer siecnen
nsHisraur superiursndsur u rhs child aHF-
irlE institute she was chosen rram q
reld u sEusrnl candidates. BY the Suaro
81 directors
Mrs. Johnston ID tn Farmer supsrintand-
sut OF the Home for the FrisndlsHE Et Ian
coin Hnd served IN that puEt mast en-
rieurlv fur i've rsErs- Whsn Governor
shHHentssrEer came INTO urrius the insu-
turiUn was taken from charge az rhs Board
o. Pubhc LANDS and Bul6inEz, renamed
the Nehrasks Eu-ns fur Dependent chi
drsn and pu1 uader control % q nsW Epe-
cizl board Ths BId b8ar6 and 1ns gUV-
srnur urEed Mrs. JuhnBtun'H retsurtun. bu1
the new board had plans At VHr1Enus WIKI
hers. and q candidate 81 ~ own 50 M
: johnston resigned Mrs Johnston Was
mEtrun Of tn stE1s Hospital fur the IN
sEnns Al Castings whsn her husband VINO
iE non daAd. was HEzpsrin1sndsur there
Ven IF Grsna EEp=rfenee.
On account o. her experience WIKI young
eh11usn and her rscnrd ar Lincoln ne
dirs11urE u me enid saving INSTITUTE are
particularly happy over her taking hoid
here 81 EHHiHrHur Hupsrtuusndsul-
Rev. A. " Clarke. ths superiutsndant
urliA-fHH -ilAl ne LilalA-lLe NV Alii=t =
move fnlo IA new building AZ Furry second
and Jackson Streets February J. though
uaHI DELAYS have maze assigned fururs
dates matter o. EusHigiun- The work
msn Hr the building are nov engaged IN
finishing Interior WuudWarE and applying
uuruIEh
Ihs building has bsan erecred ~ q cost
% Sdnd1 al % winch NEs pisdEsd ~ sub
scribers IN advance Euus rhHn 81. 81 %
rtliE has been uunsc1sd I'D ~ dHts
The lnsuru1s VII move E-1ry children and
Zen nurses. besides GuluEry ana d1E1ssls
hap Whsa me tine uamea ID enter rhs
new buLidluE
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-06
Work Resumed on
Construction Jobs
CoId WeAfher Makes 4 Few DAYS Law
OF Necessary On Same
Structures.

Wurk "a ne new Duun FHcl1r head
uuHrtsrs EAs reEurnsd WIN n rash Tlurs-
6HE 1uIi1EinE 6eiEE laBs 20 ne cold Nsa1hsF
beEinzlnE Sun1zy- IN M new court hOuaa
Nark eid not Erup sEusEu IN MONDAY Dur
nE zha blizzard % SUNDAY q number a
men kspt ~ NruriE On the tu1sriur q thia
building In sp1s Of rhe enid and ths fHel
that The building is n0t ser wtnd0wsd
The ugurracturs Stand lB be hshin6 tine
win q hiE penalty ErtaEhsd for eEch dav
SER June I ThH b the reason ths
usErhsr Wss nut perufrtsd NJ hinder eun-
s-rurriun-
The building VIII b. fur n1uu1nE 0Vsrdus
Hs rsspeurE uumulstiun-~ declared Jeff "
Bs11ur1 % rhe BoarE ~ CBunrv Gamma
EsanHrE
shat Euu sufurus ne penalfyT- NJ
Bs61uHd WEE aaEad
There d q gussuun- ne rsuLis6. As 70
WHISTLER or net me .cuurrnrturs are eurifl-s
10 q rtne allowance
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-06

cemsrsr-y a. suuth Omaha. bun srm nssdal
money 70 drfrag funeral expenses
When the body WAS taken 10 CORNER
Crusbys pRrlurE Il Was fund 40 have
taken on rhs Ozark color and ether signs
rha1 follow deE1h ~ freeziuE. nr. Mr-
LsnaEhEn. the EutppEy phyHiciEn VIM 81
EEuined the corpse. Declared me wuuEn
nA6 nut fruzsn 70 dsHth hui had cied from
exposure and 1Eek q nourishmeut, gam-
hined
8nseHh NlnecE WIS perrlfr1ed 70 80 Tree
fulloN-iuE the result q the inquest. Curunsr
Crushy urnounusd ms belief rhEf the uuEn
had been IN no wHg resD01sibie far the
traEsdY IN ms home