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Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-09
NOTES FROM NEBRASKA CITY
Two Divorces Are Granted In the
District Court "wednesday
Afternoon.

NEBRASKA CITY. Neb.. Feb. g.
(speciaL)-Judge Travis, who Is holding
an adjourned term Of the district court,
last evening granted a divorce to Fay
Sewell from Lester Sewell and another
to Ora Chandler from Walter Chandler.
The appeals Of o. q. Leidigh and A. p.
Morgan VS.. otoe county were ovsrruied.
George Mattice drew judgment Of AOIb
against Joe Cloyd. A new trial was de-
MED in the case of Rakes vs.. Nebraska
City.
The appraisers who were appointed to
ascertain the value OF the estate Of the
late Ferdinand Heinke report It Is worth
s7i.i77, over and above the household
effects. Mr. Hsinke. who died short
boy and made all his money farming.
| "A little girl playing with matches az
the home of Mrs. Ike Stewart yesterday
set fire TO the home. but the fire boys
arrived IN time to save Il. The loss was
heavy for the widow and there was no In
surance
Arnold. son of DR.. J. II. Nayiaux. was
thrown from a horse yesterday and serl-
ously injured.
Commissioner James A. White is the
only candidate that has filed for a county
office SO far this year. He wants to sue
coed himself as commissioner from the
third county district.
Miss May Meyers. daughter of John
Meyers, a blind man, who fell upon the
Ice covered walks near the high. school
building on January 2. has filed claim
against the city for siO65. The claim has
been referred to the city attorney. This
is the first claim filed against the city
in several years for an accident of this
nature. 49,.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-09
MINK LEAGUE MEETING
WILL BE AT SHENANDOAH

NEBRASKA CITY. Neb.. Feb. S--(Spe-
cial.l-A meeting Of the Mink league base
ball directors was called to gather In
this city on Wednesday, but only Lafe
Higgins OF Auburn and L. A. Duff OF this
city put in an appearance and they decided
to meet, after comforting by wire with
the other directors. at Shenandoah, Ia,
on the 10th. at which time II will be de-
cided whether or not the league will be
continued for another year. Directors
will be present at that meeting from
Clarlnda, Shenandoah, Maryville, Ne
braska City. Auburn, Falls City and
Humboldt. All have promised TO come
prepared to pledge the requisite amount
for the support of club at their respect
i've towns during the coming season and
start out things right. -.-.. .
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-09
SAGE TEA DARKENs THE HAIR AND
RESTORES COLOR To GRAY HAIR

we could do II ourselves; and all We, have
TO do is to call for the ready-msde pro-
duct, wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair
Remedy. containing Sage in the proper
strength, with the addition OF Sulphur,
another old-time scalp remedy.
This preparation gives youthful. color
and beauty to the hair. and Is one Of the
best remedies you can use for daudrtff.
dry, feverish. itching scalp. and falling
hair. Get a fifty cent bottle from your
druggist today. and you win be st1rrfiasd
at the quick results. Al druggists ssll
it, under guarantee that the money vfll
be refunded II the remedy Is not ssncSiy
as represented
Special agents: Sherman q McCcnnszl
Drug Co.. Cor. 18th and Dodge. Cur. I'm
and Harvey. Cor. 18th and Farnam. SHs
No. 18th St. Loyal Hotel.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-09
Two weddinu. a, pen,r,c,

BEATRICE Neb., Feb. s.-(speelal. y
Dickson e Hardy and Miss Martha
Jones. both Of Blue Springs. were mar
ried here yesterday by Judge II. ID.
walden.
]. L. Bailey and Miss Blse Henderson,
both OF Firth, were married here yester-
day by Rev. A. d. sollenberser. They
will make their home on a farm near
that place
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-09
l0vELAND FINDS LAST YEAR
TO HAVE BEEN WARM AND DRY
lrrom q staff corespondentl

(From a starr Correspondentl
LINCOLN, Feb. S-tspecial.l 1.-The way
Section Director Loveland views II in HIS
annual summary OF weather conditions
in Nebraska. the year 1911 as a whole
averaged warm and dry as compared
with the records OF the last thirty-six
years The unusually hot, dry period, in
GLIDING June and the first half OF July.
is the most noticeable feature Of the
year. The low temperature in Novem-
Der was also decidedly unusual.
The mean annual temperature for the
state was I9.9 degrees, which Is IL de-
grees above the normal OF stations with
records of ten years or more. The mean
temperature for December, the coolest
month, was So degrees, and for June.
the warmest month, 75.2 degrees. Tho
lowest temperature was IS degrees below
zero, at Butte and Hillside. on January
3, and the highest was liz degrees, at
Ashland. Falrbury. Syracuse and Weep
ing Water, on July 8. The greatest
annual range was 1913 degrees. at Butte.
and the least was ils. at Mitchell.
The average precipitation for the year
was 2L6S inches, which Is 2.5S inches
below the normal at stations with records
Of ten years or more. The greatest
amount was 3G.s2 inches at Table Rock,
and the least was $40 inches. at Kimball.
The greatest monthly average for the
state was 249 inches, in August, and the
least was OLA inch. In November. The
greatest local monthly precipitation was
i173 inches. at Alma, in August, and the
least was none, at four stations In March
and two stations in November.
The prevailing direction OF the wind
was from the southeast. The average
velocity for the state was 81 miles an
hour. which is OIL mile an hour below the
normal for the last seventeen years.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-09
Cures Dandruff, Stops the Hair
from Falling Out and
Makes It Grow.

There is nothing new about the idea Of
using Sage for restoring the color Of the
hair our 'grandmothers kept their hair
dark. glossy and abundant by the use of
a simple Sage Tea" Whenever their
hair fell out or took on a dull. faded or
streaked appearance. they made a brew
Of Sage leaves. and applied 1t to their
hair with wonderfully beneficial effect.
Nowadays we don't have to resort to
the oid-tirne tsresome method Of gather
Ing the herbs and making the tea This
Is done by skiIlfuI chemists better than
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-09
Inatltute AZ snrnrer.

SPENCER. Neb., Feb. &--tspeclall--
The Farmers institute was largely at
tended at this place yesterday. Miss
Louise sabin gavea cooking demonstra4
ton. .5a-4.=-.i +, ;.
After the meeting. the ladies' organised,
and will be in shape to push the work
Of domestic science In the schools. o..
Hull OF Alma, gave a talk on Hogs and
Alfalfa" In the evening Miss sabin
gave splendid lecture on What We
owe Ourselves" MIR. Huh gave his talk
on the Farm Home.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-09

DAKOTA CITY. Feb. s-tspecial)-
Dakota City is holding successful
farmers institute. Besides the state
speakers the local management secured
some Of the best local men and stock
raisers from Iowa to talk to the farmers.
The exhibit Of corn is smaller than
usual. A colt show will be held Tuesday.
John Evans and George Orr, graduates
Of the agricultural school, are the en-
ergetic officers of the institute and are
making II a success.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-09
Nebraska

daughter. who were killed by Rock
Island train. were buried today at Wy
more. her former home. The father and
i've motheriess children accompanied the
body to that place.
Stay Granted Larsen.
The supreme court has granted a stay
Of sentence TO Frank V. Larson OF Burt
county. under sentence Of life imprison-
ment for killing his brother. Bail was
fixed by the court At $500. which Lar
sons attorney said he could readily give
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-09
Legislative Filings.

James Pearson has filed as democrat
and populist candidate for the legislature
from the sixty-sixth district. lie resides
In Gosper county. Charles Graft OF Cum
Ing county has sent his filing papers TO
the secretary Of state as democratic
candidate for the senate from the Seventh
district. J. r. Kelley sent In his petition
as a candidate for delegate from the
Third district to the democratic national
convention.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-09
Good Price. far Fin. Ho..

wISNER, Neb., Feb. ESPECIALLY
Fifty thoroughbred Duroc-Jersey hogs
sold at an, average price of over $50 at
a sale held yesterday by Clarence Wal
lace.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-09

Governor Aldrich has changed his mind
about going TO Cincinnati to deliver an
address Saturday night before the Ohio
Progressive Republican league. This viii
necessitate his leaving lincoln tomorrow
evening. returning to Lincoln Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-09

Democrats who desire to appear on the
ballot as both democrats and populists
have taken new tack Instead OF filing
petitions, one saying they are democrats
and another setting forth their allegiance
to the populist party, they file a populist
petition stating they have" affiliated
with the democratic party. but emitting
any admission OF allegiance TO the popu-
list party further than desire to get on
the ticket Just what inspired The new
move. unless they have seen some con-
fllot with the primary law. does not APP
pear.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-09
Nebraska
BELIEF LA TOILETTE is OUT
This Said to Be Reason for Recent
Tieup in Nebraska.
UTMOST HARMONY NOW EXISTS
Democrats Who Desire to Appear
on More Than One Ticket Have
Adopted New Policy In
Making Declaration.
tFrom a SAD corresrondentl


LINCOLN, Feb. S-tspecial.l-In spite
Of the denials from his close friends the
supporters Of La Toilette in Lincoln have
come to the conclusion that the Wisconsin
senator has suffered such physical
breakdown that the definite announce
ment OF his withdrawal is sure TO come
within a short time. II Is generally be-
lieved this fact was the motive which
brought about the union OF the La Fol-
lette and Roosevelt forces at the confer
ence between the governor. Frank Harri-
son and John o. YeiSer, affording the or
SANITATION a place picked out TO light
when the announcement came. Up to
that time the leaders OF the la Toilette
forces were saying nothing could divert
them from their original purpose or In
duce them TO make any alliances. Colonel
Roosevelt and his friends being selected
as particular target, coupled with as
sertions that the Roosevelt candidacy was
sprung for tho sole purpose of weakening
the La Toilette campaign.
Now all is changed aud they say there
is the utmost harmony and they will be
perfectly satisfied TO march under the
oyster Bay banner Nothing apparently
remains 10 make them happy except the
announcement OF the former president
that he will accept.a nomination for the
presidency.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-09
Pipe organ Damaged.

When an effort was made today to use
the pipe organ in the university armory
it was discovered the valuable instru-
ment had been greatly damaged, whether
by design or through ignorance is not
known. From all appearances someone
had gone behind the organ and walked
over the delicate mechanism Of the in
strument- How serious the damage is
or how much repairs will cost cannot
be told untn an expert has examined it,
The janitors have seen no one about
the organ and the only explanation Is
that during basket ball game the bali
was thrown over the pipes and in going
after it some Of the players damaged the
instrument
Mrs. Z. 5, Mliken and her little
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-09
Diner for Third House.

The Nebraska Legislative league, which
! Is promoting the banquet February Is Of
the former members Of the legislature,
is sending out invitations to members
of the third house" to participate In the
affair. Crawford Kennedy. member Of
the third house for number Of sessions,
is to preside over this section of the af-
fair. Invitations have been sent to a
large number and 1t Is anticipated many
OF them will accept. With another table
reserved for the newspaper men the af-
! fair will be a regular three-ringed circus
with something doing In each Of the
rings all Of the time
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-28


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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-28
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, REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. 4
Compiled BY the Grady County I
Abstract Company, iOe
North Third Street.

John B. Shields and wife to E. p.
Kilgore. 5.24-l2. $3.50: lots 2l-22-2S-2i,
block 30. sparks First add. to Chick.
asha.
f. e. Alkire to Esau Franklin, 5-23-
y. 81; w X NV NV; Ne NV Nw
1915.
James Fl. Brazeli and wife to George
w. Turner. 4-6-12. $500. VIZ E " 80.
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Hattie C. Matsock. nee Grosebeek. to
Mrs. Jane A. Groaebeek, 2-24.l2. 81;
lots l6-l7-ls. block ze: lots 4-5-e, block
4, Amber.
Reitta Bevers to W O. Mathews and
Lawrence Martin, 5-25.l2, $1,000; lots
s-sl9ll. block 7g. chickasha
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-28
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within kcazds- thirdly. 70 insure an
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or orercrowdad branches win ot
course be removed Il the Ordinary
cozrse Of events
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blooming shrubs A0wsr from buds
made On the shoots Of the previous
year. they have the buds an ready %
develop al sccn ss there Is sufficient
warmth. By pruning as soon - fow.
grlng is dore r0cm y made ior q fun
growth Of the new shoot which win
H0wer next season. These shoots are
strer gfbened BY this exposure 70
plenty Of light and air. and are n
every way better. Moreover. the ana
ieur can see Just what he ID doing.
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tell the old wood from the rev. VIII
prune 10 winter CT early spring. ard
e quite successful. ard be VIII get q
more profuas blooming Garden and
Farm Almanac.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-28


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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-28
First publishes May %. 1929
NOTICE or SALE or LAND UNDER
FORECLOSURE.

Notice IS hereby given thar pursu.
ant Of ar order OF sale Issued out st
he District Court Of Grady County.
Oklahoma. on the 18th das Of May. A.
p 1872 in an action wherein G r.
Avery vas plaintiff and A. ,. Waldock
vas defendant directed to me the
undersigned Sheriff Of Grady County.
Oklahoma. commanding me. to levy
upon, appraise and sell the following
described property. to-wlt South.
vest quarter Of Sec. Thlrtyone in
Twp 10 North Of Range G West. Ia
Grady County. Oklahoma. to satisfy
Judgment and decree OF foreclosure
in favor Of said plaintiff and against
SAID defendant. obtained and made Ia
said Court on the first day o. stay. Al
Z. 1912, iof the sum Of sl79S.5s aud
acerulng costs, With interest thereon
a. the rate Of SIX per cent per annum
from the first day Of May. A. D. 1879.
and all costs aceruing.
Therefore win. on the 2slh day
ot June. A. %. 1912, al the hour Of ten
O'Clock in the forenoon OF said day. at
the front door q Toe Court House IN
the CITY Of Chlckasha. III said County
and State. offer for sale and sell 10
The highest bidder. for cash. said
property above described. Of SO much
thereof as win satisfy said Judgment.
With Interest anl costs
Witness my hand this. the 22nd DAY
oi May A. p 1912
JOHN c. LEwIs,
Sheriff Of Grady County. Oklahoma
BY J A THOMPSON.
'-zs.5vd Deputy
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-28
TRAINS ITS CITY OFFICIALS
Dusseldorf. Ore of Gsrmsny's Munl-
pasities, Establishes New Kind
Of School.

Dusseldorf. one Of the conspicuous
y veil groomed cities Of Germany
and for that matter Of the woFld-has
established a precedent that may be
followed to great advantage 10 Amer
Tea. It has established a college for
the instruction Of municipal officials
who have a real career open for them
IN that city and country.
According 70 advlces from Ger
many, although her cities. perhaps.
have the best public officials in any
nation, the recent development OF
municipal policies has proved that
even III this field further Instruction
Ia necessary. The rapid growth Of
German communities has forced
many Of their officials into spheres
Of greater responsibility than they
faced At the time they entered ONCE,
and It Is. therefore. incumbent apon
them-especisily those who hold
higher and more responsible posts
to study Ii order 10 fulhh the duties
connected with executive positions.
And to their credit It must Sc said
that they are eager for instruction.
Dusseldorf has conceived a plan
under which a special school FOR
the higher municipal officials has
been established. This institution OF
learning, standing absolutely under
the control OF the municipality
opened on October 30. It's courses
are intended 70 cover tFo semessers
Of three months lecture periods each,
az the end Of which the students uill
have to undergo a graduating examin-
alton The course Of study will cover
all phases Of municipal law: the mod.
eru problems in the life OF the city
such IS labor and social questions;
the relief 81 the pocr. public santa.
ton, the organization OF city gov
eminent and city Christian
Science Monitor.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-28
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pr and Mra @ C. Davis left saur-
DAY for Purcell
Mra Tom Osborn dlned Saturday
with Mrs. Jordan
Yrs. Clark visited her daughter,
Mrs Woods, Saturday
Born-To Mr. and Mrs. C. z Perry
Sunday morning. a boz.
Bro. Payton fllled his appointment
here Saturday and sunday
jim WINERY and family spent sun
day with A. P. Parks and family.
Mrs. Wilson left Saturday Tor Wash
ington. where she will visit relatives.
Mrs Vic HuIen's mother, Mrs. Hunt
from Shawnee. Is visiting her This
week
Francis HuIen left Sunday night for
ChlekasAa. where she VII attend iSe
normal
]. 3. Pilgrim and wife Visited a. tie
home of her parents. Mr aHd Nrs. J. p
Bryan, Sunday.
The two township boards, Iahiei
and Mlddieberg. met Monday a Ar
Gibson's office and transacted bust
ness
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-28

Buntie fwho 70 housekeeping during
nolhsrs enforced absence) Nov. you
see. children, ! have made you q
pudding lmurmurs Of apDroyall--and
there won't bo any trouble over get
Ding you 10 take medicine tonight. for
! "a not going 70 give you any. loud
applausa I have. however mixed
the pills and dfaughis and powders up
With the ingredients Of the pudding.
fofoana l~-Tlt Blta.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-28
THe TRUTH tsoUT soOsEyELT.

A last ~ Taft Is doing rs 14.E.
FIe telling 'he ,sath about Tasoe5rs
Reoaerelt
Mlea tAe president o. che United
states warns The American people sazt
shey are ia danger " 4 dictator zbo.
onee be recsirea 4 third term. woHla
cling ike = iseeh % tie White Ho1se
and never iesvs & until death rem0r-
ed Aim. he Is performing a serrict. 81
trus patriotsm
The slme is past assuming that Mr.
Roosevelt spaTed 0n by 81 d reckless
and ruthless ambition. wili hesitate All
anything comments the New Togk
Word. The time Is past for assum-
sng there are rational Limits To his last
To- poaer fhe Theodore Roosevelt
whose record Nr. Taft presented yes-
terday cannot b. trusted in even the
minor decenciss of political eonnoy-
efay. How mgch less can be Be- trust
Ed I'll The vital affairs b constitutional
governments
Il vas a shameful story u Roosevelt
falsehos,a. 81 RooseTelt treachery. of
Roosevelt hypocrisy. 81 Roosevelt as
sasslnaIon o. character, which 81.
Tait tod ii lis Massachusetts speech
By its revelation Of the motives under
Nr. Rooserelt's attacks upon the Drest
dent IN tbe light of the record sub
mitted By Mr Taft and confirmed IN
many cases b. documentary eFidence
i Is plain ihat Nr. Roosevelt deliber-
ately set about 10 slaughter the presi-
dent n order 10 put himself back laio
The s. hite House
The pretense of progressive politics
il revealed as a fraud and a fake. NJ.
aOoseseIi IS aetuated BY no concern
FOR progressive government He IS
concerned only about his own anbi-
i'rn
TO that end he inaugurated caM
baign that would shock the moral sen!
slbilities Of a Tammany boss. L was
bad enough for Mr Roosevelt 70
pose az the leader of the anti-Wail
street forces while his thlrd-term cam
paign was financed By the head Of the
harvester trust. Il vas bad enough
Tor aim TO froth at the mouth against
the bosses while accepting al the boss
support Re could get Rut the inilet
ment against Mr.. Roosevelt is not re-
turned on the ground Of inconsis
teney.
In consistencies may be forgiven ci
overlooked. but Theodore Roosevelt
systema leally debauched public opin
ion. He deliberately lied about ths
president Of tine United States. Hs
wilfaily perverted the administration
record. He carefully suppressed th'
fact that Air TAFT had been consult
ing bin about qlesfions ike the Lori
mer case and reciprocity He invented
charges against TAFT he wantoal,
slandered Taft, aud he betrayed th.
friend eho siiil trusted him.
The issues involved in Mr.. Tafti
speech do not relate 70 Mr. Rooseyeltl
political policies alone, but 10 ST
Roosevelt manhood and persona
honor It is plain that Mr. TAFT hai
been guilty oi only one offense 50 fal
a. Mr. Roosevelt is concerned, II
stands between Theodore Roosevelt
and the White House He stands be
tween Theodore Roosevelt and a thir'
term. Therefore. be must be destroy
ed.
That Is the truth asout Roosevelt