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Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-16
SOUTH DAKOTA ODD FELLOWS
ELECT GRAND OFFICERS

ABERDEEN. s. D.. May lS.-tspeciai.)
The grand encampment Of the Odd
Fellows elected officers yesterday feer-
neon as follows: Grand patriaeh. W. II
Davenport. Columbia; grand vice patri-
arch. Al T. Adams. spearfish; grand
senior warden, Fred Gerber. worthins;
grand Junior warden. A. J. Nesby. Dali
Rapids; grand scribe, Harvey J. Rice.
Huron; grand treasurer. George W. Snow.
Springfield; grand representative. John
J. Pfister. F1andreau; grand marshal. r.
n Buriinssms. watertown: grand inside
sentinel. J. o. Purinton. De smet: grand
outside ssutipel. J. R. Chase. Frederick.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-16

FORT DoDGE-Edxard Fisher, Il years
old, died suddenly here today when he
was within three weeks Of realization OF
ambition TO secure q diploma from Tobin
college. after years OF studious appliea-
tion. Overwork had weakened HIS con-
stitution and sudden illness could not be
vithstood.
FORT DODGE-The Fort Dodge Light
and Power company has submitted TO the
city council a tentative ordinance govern
ing q central heating plant the company
proposes Installing here. They expect
to have the system supplying 100 build
tngs within SIX months after the ordln-
ance Is passed.
FORT DoDGE-Doing honor TO a fell
low Great Western official. over 100
district officials Of the road passed
through here on g special train to Coun-
eii Bluffs and return to Clarion. to e<-
cort the body OF J. @. Price. who died
In a Council Bluffs hospital The train
picked up every man along the lipe who
could possibly Join In this marx Of respect
for Mr.. Price
COAMANCHE-Mrs L. smith, aged q
years, was instantly killed lasS evening
when shs was struck BY q train while
crossing the tracks n q street evening.
CEDAR RAP1DLThe ezxhfeenth an
uuaI r,e<ffng 81 the Isva szzts Bar sszo-
cation rfn - held NJ the Aonrross ka-
] tel this city. June n and -
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-16
BODY OF GIRL FOUND
IN LAKE W00NS0CkET

MITCHELL. s. D.. May B.-tspecial y
The artificial lake At woonsockst claimed
lis first victim In the person Of Miss
Hannah Boilman. aged 10 years, She had
worked as domestic In the family Of
E. r. wolter for couple Of years. and
leaving the house ten days aso on
rainy evening she disappeared completely
from sight When the girl failed 10 re-
turn the next day. search was Instituted
for her, but not the slightest clue cpuid
be found leading to her disappearance
After ten days had passed a body was
found floating In the lake, and when II
was recovered Il was found to be that
Of Miss Bollman. The young woman left
nothing that would indicate the cause Of
her destruction.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-16
STANDARD OIL COMPANY f.
PAYS FIFTY THOUSAND FINE

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. May l5.-rhe
Standard OIL company paid a fine Of
10000 to the clerk Of the Supreme court
today as q result Of being prosecuted as
trust.
There Is a motion pending before the
supreme court on behalf Of the Standard
OIL company asking that 1t may be per
mitted to pay the fine imposed upon It,
together will all the costs OF the prose-
cution and that the order busting It from
the state be withheld. so. long as 1t
obeys the ia~s and the orders Of the
courts
The Republic OIL company, which was
also found guilty 10 expected nov TO pay
It's fine.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-16
Seven Bodies Found
in Ruins Of a House
Near Lund, s. D.

oACoMA. s. D., May B-The charred
bodies Of seven persons we're found TODAY
in the ruins OF the home Of Chris Peter
son. near the town OF Lund. In Lyman
county. The bodies are supposed TO b
those Of Peterson, his wife and five chill
dren. whether the seven persons were
murdered and their bodies burned or lost
their lives In . fire is aot known. An In
vestigation IL being made. -.r..4.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-16
PEARLSTlNE AND BREMEN
DECLARED NOT GUILTY

CHEYENNE. Wye. May B.-tspeclal
Telegram.)-In the case Of the United
States government against S. A. Pearl
slime and George Bremen Of this city,
after listening TO the evidence Judge
John A. Riner, United States district
Judge this morning instructed the jury
to return n verdict OF scquittsl.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-16
Six Miners Rescued
Alive; Five Missing

IRoNwooD. Mich. May B.--After
nearly twenty-four hours, SIX OF hte
thirteen miners who were Imprisoned In
the Norrie urine OF the Oliver Iron Min
ing company late Monday night were
rescued last night, the last man being
taken from the shaft about IL o'clock.
Thos rescued are.
Frank JasEczak. Jacob Anderson. Oscar
Kanxas. George Kronkin. Frank Zan-
browitx and August ciys-
The bodies Of two miners who were
killed were recovered. Five men still are
missing and believed TO have been killed.
Key TO the situation-Bee Advertising.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-16
SEVEN MEN BURN TO DEATH
Two Logging Camps Are Destroyed
Near Hamilton, Wash.
SIX SQUARE MILES BURNED OVER
Property Loss In Addition 90 Timber
Consumed VIII BE Almost
One Msnared thousand
Doifars.
SIX SQUARE MILES BURNED OVER

BEI4LINGHAM. Wash. May B,-seven
men we're burned TO death. six square
miles OF timber and two camps OF a log
sing company near Hamilton were de-
stroysd by a forest fire that swept skagit
county. Washington. last night The
PROPERTY loss In addition to the timber
was 100000.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-16
6,..,E carrie. Nevada.

RENO, New. May ls.-champ Clark
carried the democratic primaries In Ne
vada by more than to l, over woodrow
Wilson yesterday on the face. Of the re-
turns received up to noon today. Out oil
a total OF tes delegates to the state con-
vention. which Will assemble at Failon,
June 3, Clark has III and Wilson n. Clark
leaders claim their candidate will capture
the entire twenty-five remaining dele
gates. Wilson carried but two counties IN
the state Harmon did not figure to any
noticeable extent In the voting. .-. 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-16

elYe Epilepsy or Falling Sickness.
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the first dose. Fred Russell Of Cripple
Creek. Colo. writes: my wife was AZ
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dose she never had a spasm. She al
ways had from TO 20 fits a month.
but now she Is a wen woman"
Send for our booklet ana get the most
amazing and convincing proof Of what
our remedy has done for hundreds OF
suffering epileptics. We can convince
you absolutely IL you will but give US
the opportunity. Free sample upon re-
quest. Address
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7os W. Baltimore st. Baltimore, Md.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-16
DEATH RECORD.
Mrs.. Frank A. Brown.

mrs. frHuk n. broWus
ABERDEEN, 9. D.. May B-(spectal)
Mrs. Frank A. Brown. wife Of an Aber-
deem banker and capitalist. died yester-
day at Riverside. Cal. where she had
been for several months In hope Of bene-
fitting her health. The body will be
brought here, and the funeral will be
conducted by the past matron Of the local
Order Of the Eastern Star. She was IS
years Of age.
Mrs. 3. N. Jackson.
BEATRICE. Neb., May ib.--tspecial.l-
Mrs. 3. NJ. Jackson, who recently came
here from Iowa. passed away yesterday
afternoon at the home OF her daughter.
Mrs. =. r. Fiannery In West Beatrice
She was 20 years Of age. and rs survived
by~s family OF five children. her hus-
band having passed away years ago. The
body was taken to ST. Francis, Kan. this
afternoon for burial. so q
Allen ID. suttiey.
In the death early yesterday Of
Allen d. suttiey. aged g years. Omaha
Lost its Oldest expressman. suppley had
resided In Omaha for forty-five years
and has conducted an express business
all that time. He had been III only q
brief time. He is survived by widow,
four sons, Joe, Allen, st.; Charles and
Walter. and one daughter. Clara suttley.
James Flick.
James Flick, aged @ years. who has
lived In Omaha many years. died early
yesterday in a local hospital. Messrs
Cole q Mackay. undertakers. are try
ing TO find relatives In Iowa and arrange
for the funeral.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-16

Persistent Advertising is the Road to
Big Returns.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-16

Best and snappiest pictures that money can
'uy. Perfectly clean from start to finish. A safe
place for the women and children,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-16

Only moving picture theatre in Omaha prop
erly ventilated. The only one that is fumigated
weekly, also cleaned daily by vacuum cleaner.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-16

A handsome, specially designed, cheerful,
healthful, sanitary theatre, planned and built
at an expense of thousands of dollars.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-27
8. A well Known
AND WAVES

WAVES-AND WAVES
AS I, with Phyllis by my side,
Sat on the beach and watched the
!. B tide,
Away from all the din,
i said, There's nothing | like
more
Than just to sit beside the shore
: And watch the waves creep in.
But Phyllis gave her hair pat,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-27
Human failing

And answered, For such things
as that
/ do not care a pin.
The only thing that troubles me
Is that when l am at sea
My waves will not keep in"
Saturday Journal.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-27

Dresses made largely of en-
broidery and lace will have big
vogue during summer months.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-15
!

ten, aid Congressman 0 lfield had bet CT reckon with his host. Sena CT Clarke is C. e of the ablest men in the upper house of Congress and any time O,df.ald tn nks he can just
 run away with the office he has another tn nk comieg. Senator Clarke is net a bombastic noisy rep resentativs, cf the people at Wash ng- ,en, but he has ec5mplished mora aaan mary senators by earnest and conservative efforts. He is cam paigner. too, and O.dfield would look Ike a lilliputian in his hands on the stump. It is doubtful if the people tef Arkansas care tn retire Senator Clarke at this time.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-15
MAKES READY FOR SPEAKING TOUR Gov. Wilson Will Leave New York Today For His Second Campaign
 Trip.
REAR END SPEECHES $
Will Be Made While Going to and From Cities in His Itinerary
 Up North.

Sea Girt, N. J., Sept. 14.-Governor Wlse n today gave out the dates for his second speaking tour. This will carry him through Conr ecticut and Massachusetts after he has. filled a lGng standing engagement to speak at Scranton. The governor will go to Scranton September 23. This is the date set for the notification of all the state Democratic candidates.
 The governor devoted mself today to the preparation of speechss for the western tr.p to begin tomorrow. His special car will leave Penr sylvania station at D.. m. and will arrive ID Chicago at ) o'clock Monday after nccn cont nuing west on Tuesday The speeches are to be made as fo = lows:
 September 17, Sioux City septem- ber is, Min seapolis and St. Paul; September 19, Milwaukee; September 70, Columbus. It is probable also that some rear end speeches will be made from the train at way stations.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-15
MAIN STREET PAVING

Ow ng to the lack Of the recessary funds the property owners of South Main street have dec ded that they cannot pave their street with creo~ soted block or vitriiid brick and they are planning to secure a cheaper pavement, one that will answer prac- t'caliy the same purpose and be equally as sat sfactory. At meeting of the property owners, last nigh. at the Chamber of Commerce rooms 1t was decided to reorgarize the district and advert SC for contract to include material that will not necessitate such 8 large expenditure Of money
 The Graphic is anxious to see Nam street paved ard paved without any further delay, but it would like to see ahe comm .ssioners select a pay ng material that would be serviceaole, rCiseless and durable. The property owners have been imposed upon ln past years with unsatisfactory paVlng and the sree is now ill as bad q cond ton as it originally was. mere are many pavemens, not so costly as craosoted blocks or vitrified brick' in use in the cities. Among them Is Tarvia, wh oh is being used eXteh- siyely in Chicago, New York, Mem nhis. and other ties with success, even. on the streets that carry the heaviest traffic. There are other payments Ike Tarvia that are useu with success. Asphaltic concrete {ls another and there are other pave ments made from tar preparations.
 What the commissioners should do is to either go in a body with ( "
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-15

Engi ger Allen to Chicago or some other city and inspect the pavements there before t.ng contract. If they cannot all go, send a member Of the beard with the ty official to in- spect them. Their expenses should be borne by the district for it will be, moaey well spent. If the commission CTS take a trip away at the expense of any paving firm or representative they might feel that they are obligat- ed to them. The property owners Of South Main street have absolute con- fidence in the good judgement of the commissioners and they should let them Investigate and select the best pavng material possible.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-15
LINCOLN CIRCUIT
 COURT PROCEEDINGS
Two Negroes Were Given 21-Year Terms the Past Week and Many
 Other Cases Heard.

Judge A. B. Grace, D.stric Atjor- ney T. Hay s N Xon and Court Steno- grapher H. l.. Sternberg return ed yesterday from Star City where they attended Lincoln circuit court, to spend Sunday with their families. They will return tn S even ng Q be presert at the opening of court Mon- day when the cases of first degree murder against Ed and Cullen McVay will ne taken up
 Judge A. B. Grace has been sum- moned as a witness by the defense but it is Got known whether or not he Twill 'squal;fy as the trial judge on that account.
 Most of the past week was taken up With the civil docket. In the criminal cases twenty-five pleas were entered in mlsdemeanor and six ln felony cases,
 JoaE Stewart and John Foots, ne groes. were given 21 years each for murder. Foots killed his wife and Stewart. killed Jim Nowdef,S a9negro nea. Douglas several manths ago.
 Adam and Leonard Miller, negroes held for the murder of Style Stnus negro vii be arraigned Thursday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-15

There are reputedly $500 Demo- cratic voters in Jefferson county. Less than 15O of them have made a contribution to the Wilson, Marshall campaign fund
 If the Democrats in other parts of the country responded no more read fly than they have in this county, party chances would go glimmering, and we would fail at the polls in November despite the fact that pros- poets for success are brighter than at any time since the war
 Regarding campaign funds mucE has been said and written recently. Leaders of other parties have been criticized for their acceptance of large sums from the captains of Big Busi ness. It was decided at the Baltimore convention that the Democratic cam paign fund should be free from such taint, that the plain people, the work CTS in the ranks should have the op- portunity of contributing the fund in malliamounts. This plan meets the approval of every true Democrat Jefferson and Jackson would endorse it.
 Governor Wilson stands for publi- city about the sources of campaign funds. The National Committee is proud of the names of contributors on it's rolls and they are being published in full.
 But the contributions thus far made have fallen below expectations. One million dollars is the amount re- quired It is essential to success, and every cent of it can be spent for legitimate expenses.
 Election day approaches apace and there are conservative and legitimate expenditures to be met. Is your name on the honor roll? Have you con- tributed your mite to Democratic sue cess?
 Send your contributions to the Graphic office We have a plenty of sWin Wth Wilsen' but. ons. Do not delay for delay may jeopardize the victory we should win in November.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-15
FIGHTS FOR LIFE ON
 BURNING BALLOON
Thou sands of Spectators Watch q
 Thrilling Escape at Toledo, Q.

ToeGG, Ono, Sept. 14.-Thousands Of spectators at the ia grounds Fri day watchcJ Frank Andecson's figE for life when he was carried High into tue ar by burning balloon.
 Anderson, whose hcme is in Celina, Oh 0, Was preparing to make an as censiCn and was straighteninS out his parachute rigg ng when. the ball2on caught fire and his start.ed helpers let go Fighting Ike mad man to release his rarachute, the aeronaut was carried up in a angle of ropes.
 He succeeded in cutt ng loose a momert before the flames reached the parachute and the blazing balloon collapsed. Andersen made success ful Grep, landing ins de the race track.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-15
A TEXAS WONDER.

The Texas Wonder cures kid.ev and bladder troubles, removing gra. vel. cures diabetes, weak and lame oacks, rheumatism, and all irregu- lari;ies of the kidneys and bladder of both men and women. Regulates bladder troubles in children. If not sold by your druggists, will be sen
 by mail OH receipt of $1.00, One small bottle is two months treat ment and seldom fails to perfect a cure. Send for testimonials from this, and other states. E. w. Hall
 2S2O Olive street. St. Louis, Mo. Sold by druggists. 1O-18-t,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-15

Cliff Mart Il, a young white man, who Fas indicted by the grand jary fer assault to rape, will be placed on trial "Wednesday. The case is at tracing much atten for, by reason of the prom nent connection of he par es involved.
 The grand jury 1eturred S5 indict- ments and adjourned until Wedne5- day.
 Six persons charged with inurder are to be tired at ta4is .erm of court, four If whom are in custody.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-15
THE GlRAPHIC'S SCOOP

The value of the International News Serv.ce as Hive wire. in the eld e Journalism was fully demon- s1faioa the past week when 1t carried the n'AWs of the appointment of Dr. k. c. Thom pson to the Pine Bluff psstotflce to the Graphic five days III adyahce' of any other news serv.ce of Which any of the metropolitan news papers are members. In the face of tie scoop while Postmaster Fuc:h and others, who had an axe to grind, We're beliteing the Information News Service as handled by the Graphic in the 1cstoff ee story, repeated effcrts were maaa by the Assoc ated Press to confirm the story at Washington, but t admitted in telegram to the afternoon paper here that it was un- able to do SC. Five days after the Graphic carried the, story the Com lnerc al Appeal of Memphis (yester- day) received the story from the Associated Press.
 The Graphic got the first news of the appointment Monday night at a fate hour. from it's Washington corres- pendent. The next day another story with more details came from the Internatlonal's correspondent, who mad made inquiry at the White House and on Wednesday, to make the story more complete, the Inter- national man at Beverly, Mass, where President Taft is summering, wired the Graph that the commiss on had been signed by the President and for wardcd to tie Department at Wash ington
 Finally, after Dr. Thompson has received official notice of h S appoirt- ment from the ass stant postmaster general, the afternoon paper carried the story, but i, was not news.
 It IS dsub.fu if DT. Thompson will ever assume the dut es at the lecal postoffice, owing to united movement that is now on foot to pre- vent the comm ssion from being for warded to him, but there is one sh ng certain Postmaster Furth and others who doubted the csrfectna ss of the report as published in tbe Graphic will sit up and take notice in the future when the Graphic pub fishes a story concerning the P ne Buff Fcstmastershlp Or anything else.
 The Graph c's International News Service cannot be eXcelled by any news service, the Associated Press included Th paper has a leased wire in it's office, ever which 1t re- ceives it's news of the outsile world every night. Whenever the lnterna- i cnal sends news over it's W re it Is news and it is usually correct and can be relied upon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-15
NEW ORLEANS TO HAVE
 \ MONEY IAITNDRy

New Orleans, Sept 14.-One of the governments laundries fer washing currency, according to Robert o. Ba.- ley. assistant secretary Of the treas ury, will be established here in con- nection with The sub7treasury. The local money laundry will have a capacity of so,ooo bills a day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-15
T[Y

Mrs. Robert LaFollette, wife of the U. $. Senator from Wisconsin, who IS making arrangements for a ten days tour through that state in the cause Of suffrage. Mrs. LaFollette, with her daughter, Fola, and Miss inez Milholland hopes to carry her
 votes for Women" Campaign into every town and hamlet in the state.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-15
FEW CARS ARE BEING
 OPERATED IN DULUTH
Continued Rioling Makes the Run.
 ning of Cars Very Dangerous.

Duluth, Minn., Sept. 14.-Because of danger of continued dioting on ac- count of the street car strike here, few of the cars were being operated today
 The first Of series of suits against ,@he; streetr}car company will be heard today, the idea be 'ng to force resump- ton of service through injunction. A crew of three men is on each car and r..e windows are heavily grated
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-15
WHOA, MIR. OLDFIELD

Recent dispatches say that Gen. grs ssman Oldfield $ preparing 10 eh- ter tie race for United States Senator against Serator James P. Clarke. The announcement comes at t.me when the people, of this state are trying to fsrget politics for while, especially after the unrest ard exc tement that .prvailsid during the recent state elec-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-15
----O%O.

Hot Springs is in line for soma more good advertising. District Az torney Whitman, of New York, who is the bright particular star ill the Rosenthal case, is now en route to that city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-15

The bond issue won hands down ill Mondays election. It's now up to some of the Arkansas cities and towns to come out of the rut
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-15

The packing plant will soon be in operation and Pine Bluff will be city of 5O,000 before the plant is well under way
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-15

When Secretary of State Knox ana his wife return from Tokio, Japan, they will doubtless report that the Japs are stuck on themselves.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-15

The returns from Mondays election say Arkansas is wet, but it's still pretty dusty down this way
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-15
TO SUMMER TOURISTS.

Before leaving Pine Bluff for your vacation call at the Graphic office and leave your address so that this paper may be mailed to you daily, and thereby add to the pleasure of your trip.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-09-15
ARE YOU \ DEMOtRAT!

There are reputedly $500 Demo- cratic voters in Jefferson county. Less than 15O of them have made a to the Wilson Marshall