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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-19

fording landscape teeming with life and
wealth
To the summit of this mountain is a
rugged path, but the view will afford a
rich compensation for the labor Twelve
feet from the base, upon the side fronting
Boonesboro. was inserted a white marble
slab, with the following inscriptions:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-19

RAT that Sherman
antitrust law any
way say the ten
beef trust officials,
who have h c c Il
crininally indicted
for me- nopoIizing
the meat business
and W hose trial
was set to begin i'll
Chicago tomorrow.
We can I under
stand il NC don [
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-19

- Z - q . :
kzzGszazl55{llka go go - By +
Don't Give a Rap
You can't make real without making
You can't hold strong position without strong opposi
You won't right any you don't seem vrong
many
Viewpoints aren't uniform,
Standards of morals and ethics-means of Livelihood
of happiness and prosperity uary with individual habits
of mind and life.
Men aren't Humans aren't with standardized
impulses and predestuned ways of working
All minds like all thunbprins original and unique.
here thousand grades and types of proficiency and
intellect untold variations of intelligence There isn't living
soul with whom you entirely agree on every subject
Even tried it's impossible for you accept every
feLoW creature
So how you hope under favorable of aus
plces, to have everybody like like you.
You must think for yourself you respond your
oDn lntuhons must reason your way ahead.
Your only be guided by your personal
tions and convictions.
The greater your force of character the more you'll force
others to demonstrate their differing characteristics
If you're upright and and clean and CAPABLE
isn't matter with uotion gain the Endorsement
OF Warped and cratic and and criminal and brutal
You must take sides society and among your chosen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-19

By merging ali YOUR interests in ono
cornpanv-thc National Packing Company
You la - bccu able To buy UP almost all
Of tho live cattle, sheep aud hogs in the
west ana usurp all the principal markets
Of tie land Tor tire meat. By comparing
notes, by not competing with each other
and by working together in whole ale
Strengthening and packing in Chicago and
elsewhere, vou have forced down the pay
mcuts TO the hdrdworking ranchmeu for
the hive stock and have driven up the
price that our poor people must pay for
IN" meat
AGAINST the peace and dignity Of the
nited States chimes in the federal
Grand jury. and contrary to the form f
the statut" of the same III such case
made and provided,
oh, that's all noussu4e.' the beef
must people reply. The trouble is as
Mr.. Hi has said. not so much the high
cost OF living as the cost Of high living
Everybody wants sirloin and porterh Gus =
steak and there ism I enough to so a. o,fnd
We could plead not guilty TO ali tnes.
nigh sounding charges by the COVE IL
ment, but first of all. We
Aud then they start in with dilatory
tactics motions and pleas and habeas cor
puS Writs. apparently to avoid going to
trial on the merits of the case. Judge
kohlSdAt, or any other United States
judge who Will listen, is petiti0ned to [
Them off, and every legal technically an i
dilatory tactic in the books ara worke
overtime.
And the trouble is complicated fed
cral criminal procedure is full of hese
technicalities. Some of the points are as
fine a hair split nor nor west. They
grew up ont of the attempt 10 protect the
life. liberty and property of the helpless.
The law was TO be tempered with
mercy.
Tempered with mercy our court pro-
ce1ure is now. says ex-United States At
torney Genera. MOODY. Things are
made too caSr for the defcndan'.''
President raft ana Attorney General
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,nnw how tar NC can 90 in getting bust
ness. It's not fair 10 make US go TO trial
IA The midst OF all this uncertainty. Lets
.rt chief Justice White To- explain the
Sherman law again. VIC can't even tell
lat are the governments charges
..-aiust las"
Tho charges are plain enough" put
,u Iurc sam. You ArmourS and SwiftS
nd NIorrises and all those other fellows
it'll the long German names have con
pred and combined 10 Gct the entire
meat business Of tho country in your
own hands. You wont give any body else
q. chance.
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BY Herbert Kaufman
a Rap About Your Err

bgotry and rascaiy And the decidedly you progress
the more Ueheet you'll conflict with those who dislike you
You can't attain without painyou secure your rights
without hundreds of others believing that you nterered
with their rights.
useful life can't be entirely peaceful and careree.
You must do your duty as you it.
Every earnest man generation has paid price of
individuality.
You can't dodge
The greater are the greater the penalty of your
progress The farther der you range the more
you increase the points of with which you reckon
and Islander and envy and malice.
can't auod euade your allotted destny-you can only
hold doDn your share of trouble by holding back.
In sphere gibe sneereven the peace of the
dtchdgger threatened by the unemployed aborer who
couets his job.
So long aspire others will conpire-so long as YOU
try, others will uie.
You'll have hostility face in every place and at everv
pace '
Go straight your GOAL
SO long conscience isn't ashamed acknowledge
you as friend, don't give rap for your enemies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-11-19

ASHI%GTONIANS. and cspe-
cialIv those Wfo hail from
the state OF Maryland, are
interested in the news that
u nation wide movement has
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-16
CUNNING EDITOR RETURNS
J. A. stAhI Back from VISIT Of Month
to Former Pennsy1vania
Home.

WEST POINT, Neb., July 1R-tspecial. J.
Prof. ]. A. Stshl. editor Of the Cunning
County Democrat. has returned from a
months visit to his old homo In Pennsyl-
wanna
Frank Hummer, en- employe OF Henry
ShAfersman. q farmer Of northwestern
Cunning county. fell from q haystack and
sustained injuries which are feared 70 be
fatal His spine was broken.
John Derr. the we'll known contractor of
West Point. with his force Of bricklayers
left for Barnes. Kan, where he goes to
erect . mammoth store building. The fame
Of Mr.. Derr as an expert bricklayer reaches
far. his services being in great demand.
Sheriff Hermann and his wife accom-
panied their daughter to Fremont. where
she is expected TO undergo an operation for
an internal trouble.
William @. Siefken and Miss Gladys e.
Tiff, both residents OF PilRer. were united
in marriage by County Judge Dewald.
Edward Raumann. John Meier and Ru-
dolph Brazda have been elected trustees for
the fund subscribed by the citizens for the
erection OF an auditorium at West Point.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-16
NEW POLICE FOR FAIRBURY
Night watchmAn C. M. Baum ts Sue
ceeded TO J. c. NOyes-MRrShal
Dodge Retlres July 81.

FAIRBURY, Neb.. July k-Cspecial)-
Fairbury has q new night watch now. q.
NJ. Baum having resigned. Mayor Frank
e. Tincher has appointed John c. Noyes,
an ex-locomotive fireman, 10 tho position.
City Marshall Dodge has handed in his
resignation to take effect on July 81 This
will make a complete change In the police
force Of Fairbury. This change was brought
about by Mayor Frank e. Ttncher severely
reprimanding Messrs. Dodge and Baum for
permitting q large number of drunks on the
streets of Fairbury.
The democratic county central COMMITTEES
held q meeting this week in the Commercial
club rooms and issued a call for the county
convention to be held In Fairbury on Satur-
day July "a, for the purpose of electing
delegates TO the state convention. The re-
publicans Of jefferson county will also hold
their convention In Fairbury the same day
A party Of F'airbury young people, which
include Miss Lena and Lester Westling and
Miss Clara Hurd. will tour Yellowston,
park next month. The party leaves for
Cody. Wyo., Saturday to spend q week OIL
so enjoying camp life Then they will pro.
coed to Yellowstone park. They expect t.
be away about six weeks
| During the last week the county judg,
issued marriage licenses TO the following
parties. Ora Bimmitt, q, and Eva Guile
Is; Earl wiloughsby. n. and Faye sastall,
shadley, a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-16
GAGE COUNTY NEWS NOTES
Annual banquet of Crabtree Forensic
Club Held Friday Evening
in Beatrice.

BEATRICE, Neb., July 15.-(Special)-
The fourteenth annual banquet of the
Crabtree Forensic club was held last even
ing at the Paddock hotel. Jean Cobbey
was POSTMASTER, and responses were made
as follows: The c. F. c. of the Future, "
President Fred Wilson; Girls and Motor
Boats" Warren Burgess; &C. F. c. in
the Past Year" Harold Nation; THE
ladies' James Rothenberger; "Our
Founder" Ray NJ weaverling; Trials Of
a Glass President" James Lawrence;
Potato Eyes" Roscoe c. ozman, Of Ian
coin: The c. b. c. Alfred Wright
Elevators at Oden are buying a large
amount Of new wheat which is testing from
sixty-two to sixty-four pounds to the
hushel The yield averages from twelve
to eighteen bushels to the acre.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Stevens. old residents
of Beatrice, Thursday night celebrated
their fifty-6ifth wedding anniversary in the
presence Of about fifty Of their friends.
Each one was given souvenir on which
were the names Of the bride and groom.
The new postal savings bank opened for
business here yesterday. The Beatrice State
bank has been designated as the depository
for the funds.
Noah Handley Of Endicott, Neb.. was
here yesterday trying to get some trace
Of his brothsr, Henry Handley who dis
appeared from his homo near sidney, Neb.,
on July s. He owned a farm Of 300 acres.
and when last seen was attred in his
working clothes.
Rev Mrs. A w. Glor has been appointed
pastor Of the University Brethren church
here until conference which Ii to be held
late IN August
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-16
Light Of Vital Spark
in Human Beings
is Made Visible
DR.. P. S. o'Donnell, X-Ray Expert,
Writes of Experiments with
New Chemical Screen.

CHICAGO, July 15.-The light OF the
vital spark in human being has been
witnessed. according to a statement MADE
today by DR.. Patrick S. ODonnel. an
X-ray expert. who has been following up
experiments made by DIR. w. J. Hlner OF
London, England, who has written scien-
tific monograph on the subject.
Some time ago, using a chemicalized him
sealed between two thin strips of glass,
DR.. O'Donnell gave a demonstration to
twenty physicians of the aura or "electri.
cal radiation" of living bodies, four young
women being used as subjects. The aura
developed as a strong ray Of light sur
rounding the entire form of the subject
Last night said DR.. o'Donnell. I'm
the presence OF several physicians al
Mercy hospital, tried the experiment on
a dying man. He was rapidly sinking
Suddenly the attending physician an
nounced that the man was dead. The
aura began to spread from the body and
presently disappear. Further obscrva'
ton of the corpse revealed no sign OF the
aura
I'VE do not claim that the light is the
soul or spirit. In fact, no one seems tc
know what 1t Is. In my opinion, how.
ever. It is some sort of radio activity
made visible by the use of the chemical
screen. Ny experiments. however, seen
to prove that it is the animating power oil
current of life of human beings"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-16
Manuel May Have
Trouble at Session
Populists, Who Still Want to Be Tail
to Democratic Kite, Are Stir
ring it Up.
From q Staff Correspondent. =,


LINCOLN, July l6.@Special. )-Stories
gathered from populists who have suddenly
taken a renewed interest in their party
affairs and who are moro thoroughly
awakened to the situation than for some
time past because OF the action of the state
central committee in bringing the oon-
vention to this city instead OF going to
Fremont where their contemporaries will
gather, are that a program of moro than
ordinary interest is laid out for c. B.
Manuel, present as we'll as past head Of
the state industrial school at Kearney.
when that affair IL held.
The charge laid Mt the st. Paul mans
door by those who are quite frank in ad-
hitting that they are going after his scalp
is that he did not content himself last fall
with boosting for Adrich as against
Dahlman, but that he insisted on bucking
the entire state ticket as WELL Not only
that say those of the populists who still
have q warm spot in their hearts for things
democratic, but the industrial school head
is alleged to have quietly scattered trouble
for the democratic state organization. Mr..
Manuel. they say, has also continued this
since the document making him the head
of the reformatory under Governor Aldr1ch
was received by him.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-16
RIGHT OF WAY TO CANDY
Many Farmers Are Directing TO the
Amount Allowed Them for
Crossing Their Land.

BROKEN BOW. Neb.. July 15.-Cspecial y
The Union Pacific Is having some trouble in
securing right-of-way for the extension
from Galloway to Candy. Several Custer
county citizens have filed notice Of appeal
from the commissioners awards with
County Judge Holcomb, and will take the
matter 20 district court Tho appraisers
have allowed r. e. Drega OF Galloway $500
and he wants about 1900. N. Alfred
Schreyer OF Milldsle wants more than the
$3.50 damages allowed him. as does Logan
W. Chifes, who was allowed $3.50 by the
commissioners. Others have stated an UNI
willingness to accept the commissioners
allowance, but 30 far none Of them have
notified Judge Holcomb Of intention Of APP
pealing. In each case the Union Pacific has
deposited the money allowed by the COM
missioners with the county Judge and is
going ahead with the work.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-16
TWO DEATHS AT RUSHVlLLE
Body of C. EntenmAn, who Died at
Hot Springs, II Brought Home
Mrs. Zoll IL Dead,

RUSHvILLE. Neb., July 15.-(Special.)-
The funeral OF G.. Entenman, who died at
Hot Springs following an operation for
diabetes. was held Thursday, the services
being held at the house and the Methodist
Episcopal church. The body was inferred
with the impressive ritual Of the Modern
woodmen, who had charge OF the services
at the cemetery. Rev. Sutton preached the
sermon at the Methodist Episcopal church
and a large number OF sorrowinE friends
went 20 the cemetery.
Grandma Zoll. one OF Rushvilles oldest
settlers, and mother of William ]. Zoll,
died last night. The deceased would have
attained her eighty-fifth year II she had
lived until today. The funeral will be held
this afternoon.
A republican mass convention is called
to meet here Saturday, July 2. for the
purpose Of electing delegates to attend the
state convention.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-16
CANDIDATES SCARCE IN BOONE
Indications Are that There VIII ne
Several Vacancies ON Each
T1rLAt.

ALBION. Mob, July 1b-(Special.) But
one moro day remains for the filing by
prospective candidates for county offices.
So far but little interest has been taken in
tho matter, and unless possible candidates
get busy within the next twenty-four hours
there will be several vacancies on each
ticket So far the filing record Is as fol-
lows:
For sheriff: Frank F. williott, James
De Lancy and Dennis p. Gainey, all repub-
licans, and Ed Evans. present incumbent
fusion.
For county Judge: Roscoe Smith and e
L. Sargent, both republicans.
For county clerk: o. F. Walters, fusion.
| fusion.
For clerk of the district court: S. B
Morehead, republican,
For county superintendent: Hannah
johnson, republican.
Hon. Charles Riley is the only incumbent
who lie not asking to be reelected.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-16
wOman's Relief Corps attended the reoep-
B. T. ALLENSWoRTH is DEAD
Lincoln Attorney and Partner of G. o.
whedOn Expires Suddenly In
Doctors office.

LINCOLN, July 15.-(specisl telegram
B. T. Allensworth, a prominent Nebraska
attorney and law partner Of c. o. Whedon,
died suddenly this afternoon in a local
PHYSICIANS office. His death followed
within less than an hour after he had
called at his family doctors office for re-
lief for what was supposed to be stomach
trouble Several physicians who were
called in at the last moment and who tried
everything to relieve him pronounced his
death due to heart trouble.
The deceased was IS years of age and
came here several years ago from Atchison
Kan, where he was connected with some
Of the most prominent liquor prosecutions
that ever came up in that state. He leaves
a widow and a son and daughter, the latter
a resident Of Duluth, MINI.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-16
Money is Deducted
+ on Bridge Contract
Board of County Commissioners In
terprets Agreement with Stand
ard Bridge Company.

resolution deducting Ss96.S0 from money
due on claims to the Standard Bridge COM
pany for handrails put in by the company
extras on the bills for four different
bridges, was passed by the Board of
County Commissioners Saturday morning
The wording OF the contract is little
indefinite upon the point of the handrails
but the Interpretation adopted by the
county commissioners is that the handrails
are included in the price mentioned for
the superstructure.
A resolution was passed requiring the
contractors on the new court house to
furnish to the board the names of the
prospective sub-contractors before the sub
contracts were finally let.
Two samples of the marble for the new
court house were approved. one of them
having a black veining, the other a yellow.
sample with a digonal veinlng was dis
approved.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-16
Better Th.n Average Crop.

BROKEN BOW. Neb., July 15.-(Special.)
Custer county will have better than an
average corn crop II weather conditions
are normal from now on. At no time this
year had the crop been in serious condition,
and the local showers last week and the
general rain of this week have placed the
ground in condition to develop the corn
rapidly. The leading farmers Of this vi
cinity expect a crop Of from Sifteen to
thirty five bushels, depending ca locality
and cultivation. Some localities, especi-
ally in the northwest section OF the county
and a few places in the south and south
west have been visited by hail storms
which did some damage, but it Is not be-
lieved that any material reduction in the
yield will result Corn has never looked
better at this time of year. and 1t Is un-
usually clean and the ground is in fine
condition as q rule.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-16
sLoAN's AUTO TURNS TURTLE
Congressman from Fourth, Being
Nimble, Manages to Jump
Clear Of Machine.
CFrom a Staff Correspondent

LINCOLN. July 15.-(Special) -Congress-
man C. H. Sloan had a narrow escape from
serious injury while riding in a friends
automobile this morning. going overland
from his home in Geneva to catch a train
at Fairmont.
Mr.. Sloan had attended Q family reunion
and spent tho Fourth at home and started
this morning on his way to Washington.
The road between Geneva and Fairmont
is level and altogether enticing for a spin.
While going at q good rate of speed the
machine slidded and turned turtle. Both
the congressman and his companion fell
clear of the machine and suffered no seri-
Gus mishap. Mr.. Sloan came on to Lincoln.
and, after visiting with local statesmen,
started at 2:10 for the national capital.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-16
GATES HAS LONG FALL
workman az Lincoln Drops Fifty
Feet, bat T. Able 20 Re-
sumo work.
(From a staff Correspondence

LINCOLN, July 15.--(Special.)-EarlG Gates,
a workman employed at the Savoy hotel,
where two stories are being added to the
structure probably saved his life this
morning. when, as he started to fall from
the top story to the ground, more than
fifty feet, he grasped at timbers and sup
ports On the way in such a manner IS 10
check his drop and made It a series Of
short falls.
After landing upon a scaffold but few
feet above the ground the man started to
Wend his way back 10 the top OF the build
ing to resume his work. but was prevented
from doing 20 by Contractor Gerstenberger,
who insisted that he be taken TO a physi-
clan and examined as TO possible wounds.
The man suffered severe injuries as
a result OF the strange fail, but was bruised
and cut in several places. No internal
wounds were found and GRtes asserts that
he can resume work Monday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-16

home OF the womans uncle at Lyle City
last night at 8 o'clock and have not been
seen since by the husband, the uncle, ]. r..
Griffith, or brother, Elmer Day. The lat
Ter two are here today, tracking the
woman and man, and they filed the com
plant with the sheriff, as the husband
was compelled to return to What Cheer
to look after the three little children de-
serted by Mrs. Sterrett She is 26 and the
man is Is.
Oddly enough. the husband accompanied
his wife to the Griffith home in Iowa
county and was there when Brainerd-
unseen by Mr.. Sterrett-came up and in
him.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-16
M'oREARY ENDORSED FOR JUDGE

Republicans of Adams County Meet
and Select Convention Delegates.
HASTINGS, Neb., July 16.-tSpecial Tele-
gram.)-The Adams county republican con-
vention was held this afternoon. A reso-
luton by J. N. Clarke. endorsing the pres
ent administration, was tabled, and a mo-
ton to have the chair appoint a COMMITTEES
of five on resolutions was defeated.
Delegates TO the state convention are: H
q. Eversman, Guy Ackley. D. M. Morris, l.
d. Evans, c. w. Dearborn, Frank Philieo,
Sam Harpham, Henry Roeder, Adam
Breede, A. ". Cole, c. ]. Miles. A. z
Allyn, J. H. Pope.
A resolution was adopted favoring the
candidacy OF w. P. McCreary, republican
candidate for Judge OF the Tenth judicial
district.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-16

BROKEN BOW, Neb.. July 15.-(Special)
Nicholas Jacquot, who recently died in
Merna, left an estate valued at 10000 to
his eleven children. He died without hav-
ing made a will and II will be divided
equally. the heirs having petitoned for an
early hearing and settlement. Prof. J. NJ.
Scott, late OF Sargent, left an estate con-
sisting OF 1,sO0 acres Of land and some per-
sonal property. which will be divided be-
tween his widow and a brother and sister
They have also pettioned for an early
hearing and settlement.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-16
MINISTER ETo RUN FOR JUDO
Pastor of Methodist Church Mt Beaver
City in Race.

BEAVER CITY, Neb. July 15.-(Special
Telegram. 1.-The name Of Rev. B. F. Eber-
hart, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
church of this city, will be placed on the
primary ballot as a candidate for the re-
publican nomination OF county Judge. A
petition was circulated by his friends to-
day and filed according to law. Charles
Roberts of this city filed today as fusion
candidate for the nomination of sheriff
and promises II elected to pay $500 year
to the school fund contending that the
salary of the office is higher than the serv-
ices demand.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-16
worIkmen Give Reception.

BRADSHAW, Neb., July 15.-(Special.)-
A farewell reception was given James T.
Hampton and family last night by the
women of the Degree of Honor and the
members OF the Ancient Order of United
Workmen. J. c. Logue the Oldest Work
man present, presented Mr. and Mrs
Hampton with a fine silver set as toker
from the two lodges. Mr.. and Mrs. Hamp
ton will start for their new home In Cali
fornia Tuesday.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-16
Golden weddinx at broken Bow.

BROKEN BOW. Neb.. July 16-(special.)-
Mr.. and Mrs. P. @. Green of this city cele-
brsted their fiftieth wedding anniversary
yesterday. and the Grand Army OF the Re-
public post rendered them a reception, as
the day was also the anniversary OF Mr.
Green's enlistment in the regular army.
They are respected citizens OF Broken Bow
and large number OF friends and members
OF the Grand Army of the Republic and