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The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-02

ed In the short story completely for
got 1t wasn't my paper"
No harm DONE" quickly responded
Chester.
Father says" continued Peggy.
that man who Ia too stingy to buy
his own paper and takes advantage of
another's should b hung"
Little did your father think his
own daughter would be guilty Of 40
heinous an offanse." laughed Chester
wondering whether 1t was from her
rather or mother that Peggy inherited
her glorious auburn hair.
1T is neither kind nor gentlemanly
OF you to refer to that incident again.,
snapped Peggy. BE 80 kind as to
consider our forced conversation at an
end 1t Is against my principles to
talk to stranger without legitimate
Introduction, especially on train"
Don't be 80 cruel" begged Chester.
I'VE are just beginning to enjoy our
selves; to tell the truth, for two long
hours have been endeavoring to
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-02
To the Bitter End

Mrs. Brown.Jones-Mrs Smith Is Oh
posing your nomination bitterly. Can't
you conciliate her in any way? @
Mrs. Smith-lt is impossible. TWEEN
ty-four years ago } said THAI her baby
was small for Its age.--Harpers Maya.
zine.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-02
PREPARE SOIL FOR ALFALFA
Many Failures Attributed to Lack OF
Study OF Needs Of Plant--lt 10
Valuable Feed.
CRy w. M. KELLEY

In most cases the people who have
made q failure Of growing alfalfa
have not devoted much attention to
the study Of the needs OF the plant
and have tried 1t in a manner that
would make success out Of the ouss-
ton,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-02

They were talking ii over one even,
ing when Mildred was supposed to be
upstairs.
He is 30 homely," said Mildred's
mother. "and 80 awkward and 10
slow"
And he'll never make dollar" in.
terrupted Mildred's father.
"And his temper!" suggested NIL.
dred's brother. "Geel Cross grain.
ed!"
Then they all stared at Mildred
who. apparently. had risen out of the
floor.
She breathed hard. IT should think
you'd all be ashamed Of yourselyes! /"
she stormed. "To malign a perfectly
wonderful man like Rufus! Homely!
Where are your eyes7 He has mar.
velously strong facet And lust be.
cause he doesn't hop around like a
dancing master is no sign that he is
awkward! He has the sweetest dis,
position on earth! As to making
money, II he isn't ten times smarter
than any Of the men in his family I'd
like to know 1t! He In perfectly
splendid, and you can Just all apollo.
gize!"
I'VE apologize. all right" gasped
her brother, who was the nrst OF the
family TO recover. "If falling In love
with Rufus has reformed you we shall
never cease TO sing his praises!"
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-02
Daily Thought.

For the best and sweetest is not o
matter of circumstances; 1t Ia not
even success and love, 1t 10 being In
tuns.--knna Fuller.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-02
lnflamma,orx substances.

"Breech of promise suits" said I'm
Gle Eben. is de result Of man
dat wears his heart on his sleeve
meetin' gal dat carries hers In her
pocketbook."
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-02
Not for Her TabIA

Mrs. Washaway When / am giving
dinner ! always have candelabra on
the table. Mrs. Newrich- Gracious I
never have anything canned.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-02
Their Classification

What do you think Of the collection
OF Inventions you see at Washington ="
THAT many Of them are patent sb-
surdities."
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-02

Doth Protest Too Much
DE man dat talks about hissef a
how honest he is." said Uncle F9be,
"allus sounds like he was runnir,
kind o short O references"
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-02
Why She Was
Interested
BY Peggy Powers

GUILD you like to,
take this paper r.
asked c b 9 ster,,
with a twinkle I'M
his eye as he
c q u & b t Peggy,
reading the other;
side of his news
paper. ]
Indeed no--oh, |
l beg your par
don" stammered
Peggy. blushing
furiously. Il be-
CANA an tptaraot
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-02
Cautious.

He--I never can tell you what I feel
for you. True love Ia silent.
she--Oh, no! It speaks to papa. RI
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-02
TIME CARD CAIRO ElECTgsC aY

WDIf Inc cars due 10 leaN @ Sfepr6 FL. 20
eSHs DhS ing north on Commercial Ave.
every 10 minutes from a. IN. to II u. m
Going north on Walnut st every is minute
rom q m. to 1888 p. m.
Poplar 81. Line lIG ,1ays sa A9e "s[ duo
ing north on Holbrook at 557, 6:27, e42, 6:57
:i2 a. M and on the same minutes every
hour until l0;42 and 1912 p. m.
Going west on Twenty-Eighth st. at BIAS;
i:l9; 6:34; $40 and 7:o4 a. m. and on same min
ties every hour untii 1884 and ii ;oI y. IN.
Poplar st. cars due to pass St Mary's park
3 minutes after leaving second ST.
Felt Line Owl Cars n IIr =. On n T ISsl
n l:S0 a. M; 2;30 a. M; 800 M; $50 a. m;
80 n, m.
North on Commercially m; a. rn.:2n,
M; "a, ma n. M; 8 a IN. a
BPlAAnd Owl cars are due to pass Weet
thiPty -asarth ~. 10 minutes aftase@tNav1flg
8scond Street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-02
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Ford roadster, fully
equipped and guaranteed; % h. D.;
single and double sat for back; new
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-10-02
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS,

POSITION WANTED-Young man
desires position of any kind; can
furnish best of references. Address
"a" 5, The Bulletin.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-22

This recipe makes a pint OF cough
syrup-enough to last a family long
time. You couldn't buy as much or az
good cough syrup for $3.50.
Simple as Il Is. it gives almost In
slant relief and usually stops the most
obstinate cough in "a hours. This n
partly due Co the fact that IL is slightly
laxative, stimulates the appetite and
has an exrelleut tonic effect. II 10
pleasant 70 talke-children like t. An
excellent remedy. too. for whoupina
cough. sore lungs, asthma. throat
troubles. etc.
NIX one pint OF granulated sugar
with q pint Of warm water. and stir
for minutes. Put ? y ounces OF Pinsx
unity cent? WORM IN a pint bottle
and add the Sugar Syrup. II Keeps per-
fectly. Take a teRapoonful every one.
two or three hours.
Pine Is one OF the oldest and best
known remedial agents for the throat
membranes. Finex il the most valu-
able concentrated compound Of Nor
way white pine extract, and il rich in
guiaicol and AL the other natural heal
ing elements Other preparations viii
not work in this formula.
The prompt results from this rscips
have endeared "a Co thousands OF house
wives IN the United States and Canada,
which explains why the plan has been
initiated often, but never successfully
A guaranty Of absolute satisfaction.
or money promptly refunded, goes with
this recipe. Your druggist has Piuaz
or viii get Il for you. II not. send to
The PineE Co.. F'E Wayne. Ind
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-22
Taft Talks to MasOns
on Reciprocity Plan
President Ridicules Annexation at
Centennial Celebration Banquet at
Washington.

WASHINGTON. Feb Al really be-
lleve that with me cousunrnat ton ~ the
Canadian reciprocity agreement thers viii
be the drawing Together Of two great ma
lions. bur a drawing together by closer
business and social relations and mt By
political uniun. nnid President Taft to-
night az the centennial celebration banquet
OF the grand iodgr Of Free and Accepted
Masons Of the District Of Columbia
The president followed Henry g. Bridges
grand master OF New Brunswick ~ g.
who spoke OF The good will Of Canadians
toward the United States In the reciprocity
Negotiations.
4 am delighted 70 know said the presi-
dent. that Brother Bridges comes 90 as.
not panoplied for war but Tor peace. He
does not look forward to annexation nor
the drying M OK the ST. Johns river nor
has he any Of those dreams which afnict
certain persons with lively imaginations
some OF which are only Innocent and others
OF which have a little different motive
from that OF territorial ACKNOWLEDGMENT"
The PRESIDENT remarks wera greeted
with laughter He spoke % the summers
he spent In Canada. saying: IL have cume
70 know the people Of Canada, 20 under
stand their aspirations and their belief in
ana their future a. an indie
have Porto Rico. we have the PHILIPPINES
heaven knows We have enough-and be-
fore We look out Tor other burdens and
responsibilities let us show the world We
can meet perfectly those We have"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-22
Give Play
and Mock Trial in
High School Meeting
Elaine and Demosthenisn Societies
Present Entertaining Program in
Joint Session.

one of the largest 1lcetinEa ar the Omaha
hlgh school was held Mondav afternoon.
when the members % lne Elaine and
Deinost1cnian sucieties held a Joint meet
ing IN exceptionally fine program was
given bv seF eral members OF both societies.
A play by the Elaine girls was the star
attraction. which was CAREFULLY acted bv
six girls. To was entitled The Minister :
VIE. For the fnai number on the pro-
gram. a mock trial was given by the mem
beers q the Demosthenian society. I'm which
ar anderson. the society teacher presided
a. Judge
The program consisted OF the following
numbers.
Recitation. -Sue.r Jack ....-..........
p,,,. H.. -. Harold Landeryou
.-------.-----...-.. The Minister'S VIE. 10
The cast Of characters was as follows:
Miss Bennett. Principal Of Katakornes
seminary --.----.-----.----- Helen Gzryfn
Mrs. Charles Parson. The wife OF the
PUPILS AT rHE sTS n ,..i'iEli'lii nam
nose trenton .--..----.---.--- ISABELLE Jones.
MILDRED Laws ..---..-.-J Josephine ConEron.
Molly campbell ..--.-.-...... Louise Fearon.
Place-E2oss Trenton's Room in school.
Mock Trial by o. q. s.
Trial OF Murder OF Poleniuu Prime Min
lister OF Denmark
Judge ..----.--......--.-.......-A Mr.. Anderson.
Eris0uer, harrliet .----.-.-.--.. r lrEil Rector
Prosecuting Attorneys .----..--.-.-..
.-----------d Herbert Harris Elwaod Pratt
Attorneys tor Defense .--..-...
.--------- Edwin Landale Siever- susTnan.
WITNESSES
Claudius. the King OF Denmark -
Y ICfur Gal rnffI1
Margaret. His WIFE .-----.-.-.- Phil Downs.
Opheiia- His Daughter .----.-. Devo Crane.
HuratiO. Friend OK Claudius ....---....
-..----------.-.. .---.. Milton Peterson.
DR.. BughouHe. Insanity Specialist -.
.-.----------.- Phillip Johnson
Prof Newal. Literary Student ..--....
-------- -r------. ..-.-.4-... VrlHu Baena
Clerk OF the Court w iliiam Mooney.
Miss Josephine ConEdon and Gilbert Wade
presidents OF the Elaine and Decentralization
societies. acted a. chairman OF the meet
Ing Several OF the society teachers ware
pres ent- including 8ir Anderson. Misc lana
Smith. Miss sullivan and a Miss Bridge
After the program. the girls OF the Elaine
society acted as hostesses. and served ti,a
boys OF lie DsmoEthenfan society 10 r.
freshments. Two years ago these two So
cieties heid their joint meeting. and thu
meeting Monday afternoon was sucl, a u,,c
cess that the Elaine and Demosthenia, 70
cieties viii probably meet next year.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-22

Coai--see bow and. Phone South z.
south Omaha camp. Woodmen OF the
sonic hall
Tonight the Benson Eagles win visit the
viii be free.
The city offices will be closed wedl1ss-
day IN observance OF Warrington an
uiversary.
Miss Edna Reed has returned from Her
man, Web, after a visit with her friend.
Miss Annie Rayziick
The German CeciIian club win give a
prize masquerade ball Saturday evening in
the Workman temple.
Mrs. Charles CahilI. Twenty-seventh and
3 streets. left Sunday for Denver on a two
weeks visit 20 her parents
The Shamrock club viii give a minstrel
entertainment in the High school auditor
tum on the evening OF February -
Nasturtium camp. No. la, Royal Neigh
DORIS OF America. will give a social We'd
nesdaT evening in the Woodmen hail.
Items Tor THIS column should be left At
the office not later than the evening OF the
day before their Intended publication.
Phone Bell South SIS, independent F-lsss
Tor a case OF letter Gold Top Prompt de-
livery 20 any part OK city. William letter
The young women OF St. Agnes church
viii give a card party in the Masonic hail.
rWenty-fifth and " streets Friday evening
On Wednesday afternoon the Ladies' Aid
society OF the First Presbyterian church
viii be entertained az the home OF Mrs.
Joseph Mckee. 24IT z street.
A meeting OF the Retail Liquor Dealers
Protective association viii be held this aft
ernOOn at o. clock IN Cnzickers hall
Twenty-sisCth and Q streets.
Thursday viii be Shamrock night az the
Eagles bazaar and the members az the club
viii assemble at George Kennedy's store
and march from there to the new hall
The SwediEh-Norwegian Republican club
VIII meet "Wednesday evening IN its hall.
3i2l y street. full attendance OF MEM
bers Is requested as important business will
be transacted.
The Letter south Side Aid society viii
be entertained 20 tea by Mrs. Bertha
Hughes. who viii be assisted hv Mrs
Swaney. "wednesday afternoon at O'Clock
at her home on the boulevard
The Young Peoples society OF Christian
Endeavor OF the First Presbyterian church
viii observe the anniversary OF Washing
tons birthday BY an entertainment In the
lower auditorium OF the new church We'd
nesday evening.
Fred Neumann died at his home at Forty
sixth and Z streets The funeral will be
held Thursday morning from the family
The interment will be IN the German
Catholic cemetery.
The following births have been reported
Thomas Vampuio. North Nineteenth street
girl, James HorsiIy Thlrty-ninth and 7
streets. bow; Anton ManoslIy. Thirty-sev-
Twenty sixth and streets girl q. :.
Green 1901 NJ street. boy
Car Inspector Samuel Aiderg sustained a
fracture OF the right leg through falling
off car in the Union Pacific Yards al
Twenty seventh and N streets last even
pital where he was attended to by DR.
Kelly and DR. r. u. Schindel
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-22
The Neal WAY
Cures the Drink
Habit in Three Days

a. prominent attorney writes as
follows; Il am more than pleased
with the results OF the treatment SD
far. and have no doubts as 10 its
permanency I feel so much differ
ent than l did after taking any other
treatment: 50 much more confidencs
in myself Wishing you all manner
OF success In your work. etc.
Mrs. w AZ I. writes - her hus-
bands cure: We ara very happy in
the thought thar he is cured OF thu
Liquor Habit"
Mr.. T. q. OF Crete, Neb.. several
months after taking the cure. writes
as follows. have not taken a drink
since came home ana don't feei
as 1 ever shall
Mrs. J. L. r. writes a. follows.
Words cannot express the graft
tude thar we feel Tor what your
cure has done for u.s."
We accomplished the above cures
IN just three days time, and ESQ
more during our first year az work
in Omaha. Many such teatimopiais
come 90 our desk every day. and We
would be pleased TO have ala persons
who are Interested IN uhis work 10.
call and Investigates our methods. III
possible TO call. write or phone Uouu-
las 1866. % the Neal Institute Conn
pany, q. B., 1902 south 10th 81
Omaha, Neb. Grand Island Institute
I505 West Charles 81
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-22
". G. sever Gses 70 EEeeisfsr Springs,
Ma, and Tries To Iaduee Her
90 Efaus.

Eram)-W. C. soper, a prominent isweler
OF Cunberiands Ia. shot and nrohably
fatally wounded AIRS. Edna slmms. vie Of
Charles Simms az NIaaBeua- az Exrulsior
Springs. no. Saturday night and thea
shot and Instantly allied himself
supsr had been Infatuated with the wo-
man ami followed her 90 thar place. Re
tried to induce her 10 olops with him Her
refusal ~ believed TO have caused the
double rragsiy- SoneF leaves a wife ana
little giri and Mrs simms her husband.
Lats reports hsrs today are that Mrs.
simmH 10 stili alive but her recovery il
doubtful Mrs. sopsr went 10 excelsior
SPRINGS to bring the body OF her husbaB,l
home.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-22
lin tlhe Stage World

high over the stage. ana did little daub-
INK with the scenic artists brushes There
are twenty-five monkeys I'm the family
Tonight at the Brandeis theater Mr..
Barney Gilmore will close his Omaha en-
gasement presenting for the last time his
best comedy Kelly from the Emerald
Isle. A very capable company is sup
porting Mr.. Gilmore.
This afternoon at o'cIock AZ the Bran
deis theater the B. H W CONCERT series
viii offer Miss Mary Munchhoff in a song
recital. assisted by Mr. Max Landow. who
viii accompany Miss Mimchhoef on the
piano. Miss Munchhufrs art and voice
make hsr rsuitals most artistic musical
events
The desire in fact the determination. Of
the Gayety to offer its clientele the very
highest grade OF extravaganza is evidenced
By the production The serenaders 90
which is packing thar tleatsr twice a day.
The patronage extended 10 the Gavet,r
ay the women % Omaha is most fatter-
tnEs it Ia the result OF the studied effort
% permit no word. action or situation thar
would offend any clean minded woman or
man. The night performances are den
teal with the daily matinees thar are 50
largely pauouized By the women. A rala
maunee tomorrow. Washingtons BIRTHDAY
Claude Golden. who Is astounding parrons
of the American theater this wsek. Is b,-
TAR the best card manipuiatar seen in
omaha IN recent years The rapidity with
Nhinh Golden skins over cards ANA calls
-hem without seeing them II something
marvellous. His best stunt is t1e NAMING
aloud or cards which ne never sees. A.
each performances. the Australian -a-5
shark DESTROYS one pack Of cards n. No.
duces a pack % cards with ths seal I'M
broken and after the audience has -
aminsd if. he opened IL and rEiris the iolf--
into the audience. Then after shufrinv
them he produces any card called for tsll-
inE how Tar from the top the exact uurt,
% the card can be found.
For IRISH NiEht- FRIDAY evening a. Pa.
urpheum IN honor OF James Callahan ana
Jenny 81 George Manager Hgrus viii nav.
the house orcnestra render special rn11gt,.
FOR the occasion. Other special feature.
hsnttinE the event win be rendered. s.v-
eral parties already have secured tfrtef-
Tor this evening and every Indication 1.
Ehar Irish Night viii be- a gala AFFAIR
Members ur the Ancient Order or Rl-
hrr-nians. Emmett Monument association
irish Fellowship club. SErsdeId club az
south ouaaha ana other orEauizarions win
be represented As soon a. Colonel Frlr.k
Hanlon heard % the affair he walked over
and bought twelve seats for his frf-ndz
ne was the first q those 10 secur- Ior.
q tickets NJ Callahan ana Mis- -
George are piayfng -rha 0ld NeiEhbor-
hood. a oue-act irish classic. during Ehicb
MISS g. GeorEs plays her harp ana SIM
some az ths god cid sansE
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-22
BANK SWINGLER WOULD
MAKE TERMS FROM REFUGE
serting Man Wants to surreadeF
with Provfso.

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. Feb. All a let
ter received by Chief OF Police Wiley this
afternoon is authentic c. n. Everetts
charged with bank swindling. who recently
escaped from the Hot Springs iaii. wants
"a surrender with a Drovis0.
The letter says the writer Is In a safs
refuge but II an agreement is entered into.
IN she event OF his conviction. thar his
prison term will not exceed one year he
will submit 70 re-arrest. What action the
local officials will take OF from what point
the letter was mailed was not announced.
Evererrs was arrested here several
months ago charged with passing a bogus
draft OF a bank at san Francisco An
nouncement also was made AZ the time that
several banks OF the Pacific coast had been
sWindled out Of amounts aggrsgating a
large sum.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-22
OMAHA BoY's CLOSE CALL
frnnk WeEwOrth slips Into aoE-
while DueIS Hunting At 81.
Joseph.

ST JOSEPH. Mo. Fen. zL--tspeciay TeIe-
gram. Frank WsgVurth. son o. Henry
WegWorth Of Omaha, had a narrow escaue
rom death this afternoon while hunting
DUCKS ON Mud lake near here. Wegworth
~adea out into the lake 70 get a duck
ne had shot and he soeBDeu into a hole.
going down until all but his head was
submerged. He yelled Justify for help.
but ii happened that no one was near
After several hours a party OF hunters
vas attracted BY the mans cries which,
were growing feeble They extricated him
more dead than alive
Wegworth was nearly frozen He Is In
a serious condition tonight He came here
from Omaha short time ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-22

Here IL how the first scene in Lew Field ;
new piece. The Zen Pecks." is described
by Franklin Fyiea.
The cost and care expended in its FIRST
six minutes are noteworthy That mere
start unconuected with the rest ~ The
yard IN "'Chanrecier Unlike RoHfRrd's
its Sounds are not initiative bv uiuis-s.
from a Mande Adams as tia cock OF he
walk 20 an Arthur Byron as a dog The
noise makers are genuine At The first
CLINT OF dHy Hight q cock fastanefi 70 his
ruust in row OF hens crows as IL he too
had 20 summon the sun 70 rise and the
hens cacixlG respouHivelV. That aWakeus a
tramp vino has made a bed ~ a airy trough.
ami he stretches the KINKS Out Il himself
A bulldog ID set loose 70 fasten TO the
seat OF the hubn g trousers ami be whiried
round and round 50 Violently THAT if he
were 10 let 80 he might land IN the parQuet-
"A cat Iul0uaed Eum a fence skurri-s away.
a dozen ducks come uuackiuE across the
yard on A presumahia trail of fowls break
t1zit tond. pig. hrims grabbed up and
armed likely az a trough az the other side
Of the stage, squeals loudly as he rr0ts
across the yard. Finally a window shade
o. ughfed up. and I'M shadow phur0mime a
sawhV farmer washes his face and hands
IN a basin. wipes them on a rnwsi and puts
an his shirt for the DAYS toiL
Few people know what 20 means 20 ar
range and maintain a monkey act such as
tine one Z an presenting thiz week a. the
0rnheum.' Maud Rochez asid % an in
quirer. FOR one thing. she continued. Il
must have an underauIdv Tor every part
in "A NiEht in Monkey Music HalI. for
these little smiunH have a habit OF diving
a. most inoppurrIne times when IN cap
tivity- They are very s'lscrp'ihie % pneu-
monia ana eoida There is An over there
with a mnsepd plaster We change the
plaster three times a day aud run aim
with camphorafed OH And we have 90
change the foud every das- sr az least
uutate 50 lhar thev Won't have the same
f1od more than twice a week AID I Want
ro Impress unuu an-hody interested that
We teach eur monkeys through Kindness
BAY husband. ms self snd I've regular at
PENDANTS divide cur lime Win the monkays
2 pun iu several hours ever dHE raining
these animals.
Mrs. RncheE and her husband are Eng
fish, Mrs Rochez was a ballet dancer and
hrr husband vas q circus rider before taey
took up animal training
-ksTfai BragEo IL the name OF me
rhimpanzrs that does the trapeze work In
ne aof. He eniGys q mp around me stage
unsrt-nted during the on hours Monday
mormnE ne found his say douu 20 ne
boiler r0om ana acuusted Eng1neer Hoaver
He mountea ths paint hams. ERich 10
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-22

an ounce and half of Foviers solution Of
arsenic NeiEhbors called IN Or q. FL Bal
lard OF 1HT Aues avenue. and By the time
the uoIice ambulance with Police Surgeon
Peppers arrived she had been revived. she
viii recover
Earute Cnristianseu. VINO is brick
faver. says he does not know why his wife
attempted rcr life. Neighbors say the
triristianseas have had domestic troubles.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-22

Kelly from the Emerald Isle" At
the Brandeis
Mary Munchhoff in Recital at the
BrandeiH, 4 D. m
'Charieys Aunt At the BOYD
Vaudeville at the American.
Vaudeville at the Crpheum.
Burle8que AZ the GaVety
burlcsque at the Erug.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-22

Charter Anlen.Inlent mcnrlna.

senator Tanner announces 20 all citi-
zens % South Omaha who are Interested
in the proposed charter amendment. school
laws. and Senate File No. H. which is the
suh-trpasytry bill thar they viii be given
a hearing at the Lincoln hotel In Lincoln
W ednesday evening The commission plan
of government bill will also be considered.
As lot OF interest Is taken IN these mat
tiers it is Thought that large delegation
will SO from south Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-22
HOUSE TURNS CLOCK AROUND
Friday Session Adjourned Out 81 Re-
spect for Member Who Dies Fol-
IayyinR Monday.

WASHEVGTON. Feb I-rhs house Of
representative tonight set precedent by
adoiufning a Friday session out u respect
70 the memory OF a member VINO died the
following Monday. As a result u the omni-
bus claims nlibuHter the legislative day
Of Friday continued uu 20 SIS O'Clock %
night
Adjournment was taken until 70 clock
tomorrow morning out OF respect To the
lats Representative Amos l. Allen OF
Maine vino died early TO-DAY