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Omaha daily bee., 1912-08-08
BRIEF CITY NEWS
Have Root Print It.

Have Root Print It.
Electric Fans-Burgess-G -Grandsn Co.
stack-yalconer Co., cath and Harney,
undertakers. embalmers. Douglas SS7.
Derailed Freight Blocks noad-Owing
20 a derai.ei freight No. 13 the Nebra ska
late yesterday. The train was detoured
down through Missouri.
Auto Parties at Manawa-Auto parties
are finding the auto concourse at Manawa
favorite place to stop and the restau-
rant a satisfying place for dinners. The
patronage tells the story.
Deavsr at His Desk-D. Glen Deaver
of the Burlington's homeseeking depart
ment, who has been i'll for the last two
weeks, is able to be at the office, but not
well enough to take up his regular WORK.
Divorces are Granted-Ernest Simon
was given divorce from Frida d. Simon
in district court Ida Gramalzky was
given a divorce from Franz w. Gram
alzky. Adelbert w Briggs started suit
for divorce against Katherine A. Briggs.
Plan for Representation--At the re-
quest of John Brisbane Walker of San
Francisco the executive committee of the
Commercial club will plan for the clubs
representation at the Transmississippl
Commercial congress to be held at Salt
Lake City August 27 to 80
To Auction Furniture-All the furni-
ture and furnishings in the present Com
mercal club rooms are to be auctioned
off before the club moves into the new
quarters in the new Woodmen of the
World building. The house committee of
the club Is now planning the auction.
Delegation to Frontier Days - En-
ployes of the South Omaha stock yards
are planning to muster a tranioad OF
Omaha and South Omaha citizens to go
to Cheyenne August Is to attend the
Frontier Days celebration. The train will!
leave Omaha August 10 and return Au-
gust Is.
Jailed for Disturbance-M. Welch, col
ored, arrested by Officer Cooper on COM
plant Of Mrs. Pearl Warren, 1916 Burt
street, was given twenty days in the
county Jail by Police Magistrate Foster
for carrying concealed weapons and dis
turbing the peace. Mrs Warren said
Welsh threatened to shoot her
spseder Caught Second Time-C. E.
Copper, fined heavily several weeks ago
for speeding on the boulevard, was again
arrested by Motorcycle Officer Wheeler
for exceeding the speed limit on South
Twenty-fourth street He was fined $lo
and costs in police court and warned that
the fine would be ten times as large next
time he was brought into court for this
offense.
Rigdon as Artist-Paul Rigdon, pri-
vate secretary to Chief Engineer Huntley
of the Union Pacific, has painted a pic
ture of an Overland train bearing down
upon one of the road block signals. The
work is SO good that it probably will be
Autographed and worked into the COM
pany's advertising matter. Rgdon is %
years of age and has been with the Union
Pacific since 1902. ... ..
Soldiers Tour Yellowstone-F'ive hun
dred of the privates and the officers of
Fort Sheridan, starting August Is, will
tour the Yellowstone park being out two
weeks. They go by special train from
Sheridan to Gardiner, Wyo., and from
there hike through the park The gov
ernment gives the men their time and
furnishes the rations and camp equip
ment, but they have to stand the rest sf.
the expense, even to paying for the train
Omaha daily bee., 1912-08-08
us Az IL XTND-ETLs

would make any slim man swoon with
envy-that's Just how lucky he Is,
1t seems that he wasn't satisfied with
displacement of nearly twenty-five
pounds, so he secured this enormous
cargo of mumps, whc.. he probably will
carry for a couple Of weeks Oh the
through rate basis of western classfica-
ton No. 81.
With rare discernment he chose the
large variety, the kind that make one
look like pouter pigeon with an un-
usually sulky disposition. They, or it
says, is mumrs singular or plural? This is
the trouble with the city editor away.
He probably has changed his opinion as
to that, though. Prior to his own case,
he probably thought mumps was quite
singular, but now, no doubt, he believes
them very plural He says he has the
kind Of mumps that make a pickle taste
like railroad spike driven crosswise ana
clenched through the esophagus; the
kind that scream and holler as they fol-
low an olive down the alimentary canal.
Oh, they're simply fine-simply indescrib-
able,
Gee, but Charlie Thomas is a lucky guy!
Omaha daily bee., 1912-08-08
Attempt to Settle
Viaduct Litigation

Officials Of the Missouri Pacific rail-
road and city commissioners will hold 4
conference within the next few days with
view to settling the litigation over the
construction of the Nicholas street via
duet.
1t is understood the Missouri Pacific
has appropriated the necessary funds to
construct this and other viaduct5 and
that 1t is the belief Of the officials OF
the company that all litigation should
now cease.
Mayor Dahlman will be chairman of a
committee from the council to confer
with the vice president and other Mis-
souri, Pacific officials. The city is dt-
tempting to force the construction of the
Nicholas street viaduct and the case Is
in the higher courts.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-08-08
Second Regiment
Returns from West

CompanysL of the Frs regiment and
Company G OF the Second regiment Of
state militia returned to Omaha yester-
da, from the nationa, encampment
AT Pole Mountain. Wye. Captain Elsasser
OF Comany l. said that az far as he could
learn he had heard of only one man of
the entire Nebraska regiment that had
been In the field hospita' during the en-
tire encampment This was considered a
remarkable record. as the change of cll-
mate was great and the militlamen were
all tender anc unused to roughing II as
they had to do in the camp.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-08-08
DUMONT TO LEAVE OMAHA
FOR POSITION IN CANADA

J. r. Dumont of the firm of J.. H. Du-
mont & Son has resigned to go to To-
ronto, where he will become associated
with the Pinchin-Johnson company,
paint and glass concern.
Dumont will leave Omaha September /.
He was formerly employed by the Mid.
land Glass and Paint company here. ami
in going to Toronto he will work with J.
E. Eberso.e, who was connected with that
EIra until few years ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-08-08
Fredrickson Tells
Of Record Rainfall

H. Z. Fredrickson. chairman of the
country roads committee of the CONNER
cial club, with his party of good roads
boosters, has arrived in Salt Lake CITY,
ending the marking Of the transconti-
mental highway from Omaha to the coast
In letter to Ward C. Clifford, assist.
ant commissioner of the club, he declare
it raine1 ha. der the last four days they
were on the trip than it did in the last
two yeats in Wyoming. He said the last
!wo days Of tie tip the party was riding
from O'Clock n the morning until mid
night.
He mailed with the letter two columns
from the Ogden Examiner giving an ac.
count of the good roads work done by
the Omahans.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-08-08
VISITING NURSES PLAN
FOR ALL-YEAR CAMPAIGN

The local Visiting Nurse association Is
planning to inaugurate an ALI year
campaign, the main intent and purpose
Of which will be to save the babies of
Omaha.
Since the success Of the summer baby
camp at Elmwood park. the association
has decided to push the work of home
visitation where the little ones are con-
fined during the winter. Miss Lillian
Stuff. who has charge of the work at the
baby camp this summer, will continue
her efforts hereafter during the entire
year.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-08-08
Police Will Arrest
Unlicensed Peddlers

City License Inspector Berkowitz has
refused to take out licenses to the police
and will request their immediate arrest.
Perkowitz declares there are several who
have repeatedly refused to take out
license.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-08-08

acres Of oats he expects to harvest sixty
bushels per acre. The tomatoes, he says,
will bring in an average of at least SIS
per acre. His corn crop is only fair"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-28
ELK'S SMOKER
A BIG NOISE
Many from Douglas, Tomb
stone and Cannea
Guests of Local
Lodge
THE GREATEST EVER"

AS a common subject OF converse
ton on Sunday the Elks' smoker of
he night before We'd with the Taft
Roosevelt scrap and the LATHE OF the
'ocal factions of the republican party
n interest and comment upon its
great success was still TO be heard
yesterday. All Who were there, and
here were about 200 Elks in attend
ance. declared it the greatest affair
Of the kind they had ever attended
and Sunday those who are moi Elks as
vet had TO be given accounts OF it,
t was really the big noise" and all
who passed the club house Saturday
night anG heard the singing crowd
that went to the train AT o'clock
Sunday morning needed no areu-
ments 20 convince them OF that fact.
Douglas came up seventy strong to
attend the smoker. II was Q: 30 when
they arrived aud We're met at the train
by a committee OF local Elks. A pro-
cession at once formed and marched
to the club house. The home reached.
the fun began. Before the arrival of
the visitors there had been special
meeting for initiation and fourteen
baby Elk sported horns by the time
the smoker was called to order by
Chairman Cox OF the entertainment
committee Then followed supper
and amusement There We're some
excellent boxing bouts, speeches and
songs. piano recitals. good stories
and anecdotes and the cheering and
applause rang out from the open
windows of the lodge room and could
be heard far up and down Main
street
Undoubtedly the most pleasing fca-
ture of the program rendered was the
Eleven O'Clock Toast to Our Absent
Brothers" in which all participated.
BESIDES the visitors from Douglas,
several from Tombstone and stin
more from Cananea were present. The
Reunion marked resumption of in
innate relations between the two
lodges that has not existed for four
years. About that time ago Bisbee
sent q great delegation TO Douglas
to attend the Elks circus there on a
Fourth of July. Afrerward, at the
bazaar g.ven by the local Elks there
We're four automobile loads of Elks
from Douglas on the closing night u
the bazaar. Since then there has been
nothing Of the kiEd The idea OF the
Saturday night AFFAIR originally emin-
ated from Douglas and was at once
taken mp by Pisbee- Douglas out-did
herself in the Representation she sent.
4 new sentiment Was CREATED and the
warmest and heartiest feeling fer the
brothers from the Smelter City was
aroused in Bisbee. IL has been de-
cided TO return the visit at whatever
time Douglas shall designate and on
that occasion the Bisbee lodge will
send a delegation Of at least 100 and
take along one OF the bands. Plans
have already Leen formulated for
this excursion anG are meeting with
enthusiasm.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-28
BOY DROWNED
IN BIG TANK
Frank Huber Lost His Life
While Swimming Near
Spray Shaft
SUNDAY
BODY IS RECOVERED

Frank Gilbert Huber. youth OF
thirteen years. ~ho drowned Sunday
afternoon about three o'clock in q
storage tank near the Spray nsne
This makes the third tragic death in
the Huber family since 1907. In tina
year Charles Huber was killed by al
accident in the mines. and i'm 1910 10
seph Huber the head Of the family.
was killed in the Inachuca mount,
aims, either by accident or suicide
II was never finally determined which.
The drowning of young Huber oc-
Cured while he. with fifteen Other
boys, ranging in age from II TO 16
years, were in swimming at the tanh
At the coroner's inquest yesterday
afternoon before Judge Morris High
several OF the boys who were in swim
ming testified. but not one saw the
youth drown. They agreed that h,
was last seen hanging on a water
pipe that extended over the edge OF
the tank. but when he slipped into
the water no one knew. From their
testimony. he did not come to the
surface after sinking the first time.
He Could not Swim
The Huber youth was warned not
to 90 into the water, which was four
teen feet deep. but the boys said he
said. Il know what ! am doing" lie
could not swim. He was not missed
until the boys had dressed. and they
saw the Huber boys clothes still ly-
ing on the ground near the tank;
then they called, but received no
answer. Several of the larger be
dived into the tank to see if ~
could find the boys body, but they
were unable to locate it. The body
was finally found by miners at the
Spray shaft
When DR.. Herendeen arrived. on be
ing called. the boy had been dead for
nearly an hour. and had been dead
for a half hour. perhaps, before ne
was missed.
The coroner's jury Yesterday re
turned a verdict of accidental death
by drowning
The boys funeral will be held this
morning at II O'Clock from the family
residence on Naco road. conducted by
Rev Creighton Spencer, and inter
ment will be in Evergreen cemetery
The evidence at the inquest
brought out the fact that it is a prac-
tice with boys 10 go in swimming in
the tank which is dangerously deep
The tank is reached by placing 3
plank from the bank behind it. The
boys testified that they had neve~
been given permission to swim ir
the tank. and one OF the boy witnessS
admitted that they had been warne'
against going into the tank
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-28
ADVICE FREE
FOR FARMERS
Bulletins of Department of
Agriculture Offered
10 Al! Who Are
Interested
LIST AT CLUB OFFICE

Farmers who desire to obtain bullc.
tins published by the government
relative 10 many matters connected
With agriculture, have the opportunity
of so doing with no expense 10 them.
selves. Al the Office of the Con- mer-
cial club in the Copper Queen hotel
there is a list Of these government
publications from which selections
may be made and which will be sent
10 the applicant through Represents.
tive Carl Hayden.
The list from which selections mav
be made comprises nearly 400 sub
jects, and cover matters that are not
strictly agriculture. including stock
raising and poultry raising, and nj
merous health matters. To make Sc
lections, those interested have only
10 call at the Offices of the CONNER
cial club. whore the list or catalogue
is open 10 all
Secretary Gray. Of the Commercial
club, received the following letter
from Representative Hayden yeslcr-
day:
House Of Representatives,
Washington.
mfr. Joseph II. Gray:
MY Dear Sir:
Il enclose a list Of the farmers
bulletins. published by the depart
ment OF agriculture. in the hope tina:
some of them may prove Of interest
to you. 4 limited number OF these
bulletins have been placed TO my
credit. and it will give me pleasure
to send you as many as seven,
which you max select from this list
Please tell your neighbOrs about
these bulletins, for ! do not want 70
overlook anyone in sending them out
Tell them 10 write me 4 letter or
mail me q. post card giving the mum
beers OF the bulletins which they
would like TO have. and I will send
them if possible There is a great de
mand for these bulletins all over the
United States. because the informa-
ton they contain has been carefully
prepared by the department.
If a congressman is really 20 rep
resent his people he must necessari-
~ know what his people want. /
hope that you will keep me acquaint-
ed with the needs and conditions in
your community. and whenever YOU
have any suggestion to make on
matters of national legislation, I
shall consider it a favor if YOU will
give me the benefit OF your views.
q want to be OF service TO the
whole people Of Arizona, regardless
of politics. and intend to do my best
with ali my might.
Il shall always be pleased to hear
from you and 10 serve you.
Your very truly.
CARL HAYDEN"
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-28
NO TIME LIMIT
ON FILING CONTESTS
Local Politician Says Re,
port from Chicago
IS Mistake

The statement in the press dis.
patches from Chicago 10 the effect
that May % is the time limit for for
feiting contests OF credentials is
merely an effort on the part of Sec
rotary Hayward, OF the national ccIn
mittee. for hurrying up the selection
of delegates. according TO a well in
formed politician OF this city.
Those who saw the news in The
Review Sunday figured il out that il
was an effort to benefit one or other
of the factions. According TO the
politician referred to. there is no lir1
il set on filing contests before the
committee, as even the convention
will wait on the determination of all
contests before il gets down 70 bust.
ness.
If May 20 were the limit. the con.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-28
NO PLANS FOR
DECORATION DAY

May 80 is Decoration Day. No one
in Bisbee has taken the initiative
toward 4 formal observance OF the
day or even an informal observance.
Last year the day was informally OBJ
served. and the graves OF the old vet
Grams in the cemetery were decorated.
The moving spirit OF the exercises
last year was c. f. Garlick, father
in-law Of Librarian Vail, but he is not
here this year, and 10 one has as yet
offered to take his place.
Mr.. Garlick this year viii observe
the day with his comrades, those few
who are left, of Company G. o. the
Eighty-ninth New York, at Winsor.
\. Y. He is a member of Camp 5.
l. Judd, c.. A r. There is not q
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-28
SURVIVOR Of THE
TITANIC IN BISBEE

Frank Simmer, survivor of the
Titanic disaster arrived in Bisbee
Saturday. Simmer, who was a meat
cutter on the Inflated liner is a FOR
mer resident OF Bisbee. in fact, is
one OF the pioneers of the camp, and
left here a little more than a year
ago lie expects to remain here for
some time and says that Bisbee looks
good 10 him now.
Mr.. Simmer was in the last life
boat to leave the Titanic. having been
ordered into il by officers OF the ship
to help man it, He talks interesting
~ Of the great disaster, hut his story
Tor the most part is OF details OF the
affair which he saw himself and
which agree with the press accounts
printed at the time. He says that the
shock when the boat struck the ice
herg was tremendous and woke him
instantly, and that it was about an
hour from then until the boat he was
in left the ship. and not long after
that the Titanic sunk He speaks in
the highest praise Of all the officers
and men aboard, particularly OF Cap
tain Smith, and the wireless operator.
He claims TO have been at sea
many times before, working on many
big liners al his trade, that Of butch
er. and says that never in his oN.
pcrience before did a ship run al any.
thing like frl speed when in the ice
fields OF Newfoundland, and blames
Ismay. whom he says ordered the
boat ahead at full speed, for the
wreck.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-28
CHANGE OF DATE.

Attention is called to change
made in the arrangement of closing
exercises of Loretto Academy. The
entertainment for primary and gram
mar departments viii take place at
Orpheum, at two o'clock. THURSDAY.
May thirtieth. although the tickets
Tor this entertainment are dated Nav
thirty FIRST Musical program will be
AT Orpheum Friday. May thirty-frst
ct two O'Clock, High school play at
Orpbeum June second at two o'clock
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-28

testing delegation from Arizona
which will not be selected until June
3 or after. would be locked out of the
convention.
Politicians were busy yesterday try
ing to figure out the true inward
ness" OF the unexpected move of the
Taftistas ct the Douglas meeting. The
Roosevelt faction figures that Jie
principles on which the Taft men
base their move will apply to all
other counties where the 1911 com
mittees have selected Taft delegates
but Taft men say that the time TO-
questioning the principle passed on
May %. and that it will not AFFECT
other counties.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-28
Personal Mention

Deputy County Assessor Harry
Ross. OF Tombstone, was in the city
last evening on business connected
with that Office.
]. NJ. O'ConneIl was in Tombstone
yesterday on business before the SUI
perior court.
J. F.. Morrison and wife left yester
day for Tombstone, Mr.. Morrison hav-
Mrs. Morr. son returned last evening
in her auto.
NJ. r. Harlsn. the well known min
ing man. was in the city yesterday
on his way TO Patagonia, where ne
went on mining business.
Robert Hennessy was in Tombstone
yesterday being called there as wit
ness before the grand jury.
f. A. Tovrea, and wife drove over
TO Tombstone yesterday. MIR. TovTea
having business before the superior
court They returned during the
evening.
Miss Gladys Woods is in Tombstone
on visit 70 her aunt, Ms. William
Lutley
Chris Dabovich was called TO Tomb
stone yesterday as a witness before
the grand jury.
Mrs. ". C. Hubbard. who has been
seriously III at her home, was better
yesterday.
Mrs E. 8. Davis who underwent an
operation al the Copper Queen hes
pital recently. is rapidly improving
and will soon be able 20 leave the
hospital
J. l.. Martin and wife OF Cananea
were registered al the Copper Queen
hotel yesterday.
William Iattiek. editor OF the
Tombstone ProSpector, spent Sunday
in Bisbee.
Ed Howe, of the Tucson Star cir
culation department, was in the city
Sunday and yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-28
NOTICE

The Board o. Directors OF the War
ren District league has POSTPONED the
game scheduled for toGay Lc'Wc' Il
the Lowell land Warren teams to q
date to be set by them. This post
ponement is made for the reason
that the Moose-k c. game will have
to he played early on account Of the
Copper Queen mines working today
gTS
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-28

camp here. nor is there q camp Of
the sons OF veterans, so unless some
individual takes the initiative, the
day viii pass without observance
here
There are not more than half a
dozen old veterans here. according TO
Mr.. Vail. If there is no observance,
the relatives OF those old soldiers bur
led here will doubtless decorate the
graves with Tags and flowers.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-28

er but two days. Buchanan who was
married and had two children, was
the host OF the party that rode to
heir death.
Just how many there were in the
machine when. with grinding breaks
applied TOO late. It shot over the
river bank is not positively known,
IL is possible the party may have
picked up friend or two. Some of
those who witnessed the accident say
they counted seven in the machine.
Less than this number has been re-
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-28

CHICAGO H.. May 27.--Laughing
at the warnings OF the police and
speeding along in their stolen auto.
mobile at the rate OF thirty miles an
hour. q party of three young men and
two girls went 10 their death in Chi
caeo when the car leaped over the IN
guarded bark of the Calumet river
Although help came within a few no
ments ali were lost
The machine was stolen by John
". Buchanan, a chauffeur. who had
been in the employ OF the cars own.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-28
DON'T MISS THIS.

Everyone attending the Royal Tie
atre matinee today. gets free ice
cream soda al me Bisbee Drug.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-28

covered ard the river is being
dredged for the other victims.
Police and others who Witnessed
the tragedy say that when they first
cried out their warnings they were
answered by shouts of laughter from
the automobile Then came the
screams Of terror when the occupants
Of the car realized their danger. When
the machine rolled over the embanh
ment two women and one man were
seen TO leap out and alight in the Wa
ter. This was the last seen OF any Of
the party alive.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-28

City Attorney Ed. j. Flanagan has
entirely recovered from the attack
for which he was at the c. & A. hos
pital for several weeks for treat
mcnt
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-28

W. " Gidley will leave this morn
ing for New York. via Galveston and
Key West. He will join his family
~ Newberg. n T., and return to Bis
bee with them.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-28

Mrs Chas. r Howe. Of Tombstone,
wife of state Tax Commissioner
Howe, WIS In the city Sunday.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-28

Garnet King. assistant general
freight and passenger agent of the
II Paso < Southwestern. was in tho
city yesterday from III PasO
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-28

FREE ICE CREAM SODA
ut the matinee at the Royal Theatre
today
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-28

Miss Mae Newkirk, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs John 7. Quick, has re-
turncd home from Leland Stanford
University. California, where she has
Just completed a four year course IN
languages
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-28

H. d. ICFay left yesterday after
noon for Tucson on business.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-28

Charles A Pauer of Cananca was
in the city yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-05-28

Ed Howe, of the Tucson Star cir
culation department, was in the city
! Sunday and yesterday.