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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-30

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOMS
TWO NICELY furnished housekeeping
rooms, summer rates 1913 n Florence.
Phone 194S.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished house
keeping rooms, no children. sol Wy
oming-
FOR RENT-Two light housekeeping
rooms, furnished or unfurnished. sum
mer rates go n Kansas
HOUSEKEEPING suite furnished, close
in. Also attractive bedroom, porch, run
ming water Phone 694.
TWO LIGHT Housekeeping rooms,
; large, airy. III W Boulevard, corner
4 n FL Paso.
. LOOKING for house excepting roomss sin
I gle or en- suite, don't fail TO see those
/ at 511 E. Boulevard
1 FOR RENT nicely furnished house
( keeping rooms with sleeping porch.
. Phone 539l. 602 Epson.
TWO furnished housekeeping rooms.
! private bath, private family 1921
/ TWO LIGHT housekeeping rooms. bath
kitchen sleeping porch. 223 Detroit St
4 -----9 100
I FOR RENT - furnished homelike
I housekeeping rooms, water. lights and
phone. Phone 1901
FOR RENT-Attractive housekeeping
suite, rooms and kitchenet: clean. cool
and private. 615 n Ell Paso St
SUITE Of . OF 8 housekeeping rooms
and ] bedroom sos \. FL PasO. Phone
/ 1916
TWO SUITES housekeeping rooms. fur
nished or unfinished. want permanent
, healthy people Phone 1854
FOR RENT or 4 furnished house
keeping rooms, modern, close In. must
. be seen TO appreciate. no sick or per-
son with small children need apply.
Special sumner rate Phone 49A.
ROOMS AND BOARD
ROOMS WITH BOARD-S25 Prospect
HeaIthseeEers-RoOm. board. Phi 5997.
BOARD AND ROOMS. strictly first
class Mrs C. T. Leary. AZ n 81 Paso.
FIRSTCLAss table board and cool
rooms 1873 y oregon Phone 1710-
AT OUR BOARDING HOUSE the sick
are welcome and properly fed Phi 4195-
NICELY furnished cool rooms, board.
1901 n stanton Phone 1476-
CLEAN, COOL ROOMS, meals. col n.
Campbell
FOR RENT-Front room with board.
5zl W. missouri
FIRST CLASS room and board. 526 W.
No Bertha B. Neal Phone 3Al7-
FOR RENT room cottage. modern
cOnVeniences. lease months or year.
1015 Brown Phone 1905
LARGE ROOM with sleeping porch,
south exposure; breakfast II desired
Ehone 565U-
BOARD AND ROOM. IS and Sc per
week: home cooking, family style. 1914
n Campbell St
ROOMS and the best table board in the
city; reasonable rates. COS Mesa Phone
1875
NICELY FURNISHED front room to
healthy people; breakfast if desired
NICE FRONT ROOM with bath. board
also II desiredi one young man or lady;
no sick taken no other bOarders In
house; nice location on Montana St
Phone 5671-
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
~-~~~~~~-~-~~-~-~~~ ~~-
SNAP on y. CAMPBELL
Lovely corner bungalow, built for
home Phone 3513-
BABGAINs-BARGAI AIMS.
room cottage, corner lots Price
4 room brick, 4 full lots, close to
shop. S25OQ.
, room close in. all buiItin features.
hardwood floors, furnace, so foot sleep
ing porch. $500.
. room bungalow, 2 fun lots, Grand
View. $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-30
Answers to Herald As

The following list of uncalled for
answers to Herald Want Advertise
ments are now being held for delivery
al The Herald business office:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-30

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOMS
----~~~-~~~-~~~-~~~-~-~-
TWO NICELY furnished Housekeeping
rooms, summer rates. 1913 n Florence.
Phone 1913.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-30

FOR sALE-Ouuer must sell at once
firstcluss saloons long lease and fine
location. Address Saloon care Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-30

FOR SALE OR LEASE brick plant
fully equipped and in operation; capac-
ity 5000 brick per day address Brick,
care Of Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-30

FOR sALE-Dressmaker's outfit-but-
ron machine, sewing machines, tables,
models. rugs. blinds, etc. cheap. SIG
Mesa ave Phone 1894.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-30
- TICKETs.

FREE TICKETS.
The Herald viii give 10
free tickets to the CraW-
ford theater daily.
Five names VIII appear
in Ihe Too Late to Classify
columns each day. Look
them over carefully. Your
name may be there today,
emitting YOU to two free
tickets to the Crawford,
good for any show during
the week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-30
TELEPHONE COMPLAINTS EARLY.

----- ~ O-t-- Co-AA- A1AAAAs E-1aElLA
Subscribers failing to get TIE Herald
promptly should call at the Office or
telephone No. 203O before $50 p. m
All complaints VIII receive prompt
attention
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-30

1T is sood egg sample lex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-30

MARIA 9. aGTTRRE, as s Florence
St., can secure two free tickets to the
Crawford theater by presenting this to
The Herald office
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-30

CHICKEN RANCH on lots. beautiful
place with fruit and shade trees doing
excellent business. Come make me an
offer. must leave town Address
Ranch. Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-30

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished house
keeping rooms no children 9O1 Wy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-30

Sheep-Rects. 1000: market steady TO
strong Native, s5-10G5-75- western.
$500 $50 yearliugs, S5-S5 q 6-f0-
lambs. native, $3.50 a. 1906 western,
S5-65 q 7-55-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-30
GENERAL 1IERCHANDIsE STORE
Tod

100 miles from IL Paso; population of
town 1900. Large shipping point for
mines Only one other general mer-
chandise store. In the heart of a large
faruiHE and cattle district. VIII sell
at q sacrifice.
Address j. A. W., p. o. Box 122s
n paao. Tex.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-30
SPECIAL NOTICES
GOLD MEDAL COFFEI
RTsTNEss CHaNcEs

BARBER SHOP and pool room for sale
I chair Harry Fiddler Duncan Ariz-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-30

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR RENT list.
r. unfurnished fiat, 500 block,
good street l...S $500
r UNFINISHED flat, close in. 1000
r. furnished flat .--.--.-.... 5000
r. furnished Gotta &c, close in. $500
4 r. furnished hOus-, close 1n.-- $500
r. fiat close Neutrality-suspicious.. 5000
r. modern bungalow. .... 1000
r. flat. dandy. .t.......... $500
R house, Sunset Heights. $3.50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-30

III. NJ. ADAMS. 1907 N Kansas. may
receive two free tickets TO the Craw-
ford theater by presenting this 70 The
Herald office
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-30

FOR RENT-Large front room with
I kitchenet and private porch; also bed
/ room. adjoining bath S02 n oregon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-30

low, S35. VIII rent for year or longer.
No sick or children So Arizona
Phone 95I-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-30

FOR RENT-TwO light housekeeping
Z rooms, furnished or unfurnished. sum
mer rates. go n Kansas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-30

FOR SALE-GoOd side car for motor
cycle; reasonable Az E Overland
TWO NICE housekeeping rooms. SIS.
319 F. Franklin
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-30

WANTED BAKER. Home Bakery,
/ al f. Boulevard Phone 2S01.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-30

FOR RENT - Modern unfurnished 6
room apartment. 2 porches. Phi. $3.50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-30

FOR RENT-TO private family without
small children, 1927 Myrtle avenue. .
story wen built house of six rooms and
cement basement c0nVeniences- desir-
ably located; references required
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-30

FOR REE T-Basement room, Exchange
Restaurant Roberts Banner Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-30

DUWN III lLIlIl-lIs
134 acres on San ElizariO road, Just
below Tsleta. Price SIPS per acre.
This is a red letter bargain
". II. Payne.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-05-30

/ EWBERRIES are due in FL Paso
markets, and are here on time
for making pies, dumplinss ana
New-York tribune., 1913-06-22
BY VERA EDMONDSON

a reducing glass seemed to have no power &. r.'a-ee
As 90 the eyes Peter WAS not wholly prejudice. 81 nl
ing them unusual They LETT little 90 bc desired m ~Ze
and bullaucc,-tar too charming eyes TO lc o-.-.oi
by glasses. though aching a5orinaby Jus, n.". DO"
right she had been 10 be firm She reflected .- ~ae
stepped Of at Seventh Floor Restaurant. 3. take
luncheon with Peter.
DETER was waiting at their usual table stuirt- IN
odd legal looking documcn, covered with H'ne-
coorcl seals He stuck II hastily into his pocket o"-
ever, turning cmncutly right and proper 3. me
Iaypont advertising pagc-hcr pagc-at her aii ...'
Otherwise he didn't seem himself. Tie WAS r."nng
heavily and looked tired and %. heart and unsettled
ii such a thing could be imagined OF Peter.
Peter was that finest product %, civilization 81 ss..-
made man not lost IN worship of hs own creation liS
Crouch whatever It's cause only served to hclEA
certain distinctly Picturesque capacity for completely
the as-cmblagc the more unmistakably was be- always
the sole man present On the bulk Of manNna conn
nance sits ike a baggv coat. On Peter Il was naae 10
measure. Iacqucllnc fairly forgot her headache ID =
sudden thrill OF prickly pride at this suprcncy salts
factory tribute of Peters. On, II Peter should "e '
tcrtu today .
She dropped him a gay little curtsy She sil''n'o
her seat.
1--WE ordered" said Peter shortly
Have YOU, That's good. That'll save time. men;
as Peter did not respond, what morning We h"d'
she continued blithey. "Working like tiger on
Round the Cradle poster for Infants Wear. II
London idea we got from Freedom s-pcrtectN SUN.
ming The background went all right; but now ''e
cradle can't quite manage it. All my values seer"
tied in knots"
1--WE noticed that" said Peter
80 Just dropped everything, She pursued de'o'
minclly and went down to the Basement to puy
New-York tribune., 1913-06-22

dcrmatology, any or the other special branches q
medicine surgery.
In fact. had not the University Of Maryland u 81.
refused the request of Dr. Chapin T. Harris .uuor-
porac chair Of dental practice in It's medical arr,-u-
lum dentistry would now be universally rcclguze. as
a branch Of surgery and separate colleges Tor the teach.
ing Of these kindred sciences would never have been e
tablishcl.
XXIE have seen that tooth health has proounl bear
w ng upon general health; but II seems al.-,
credible that 20 minister 20 q mind diseased may
sometimes properly fall within the province ~ the len
tlst Yet such IS the case
Esqurol the French alienist first called attention %
the fact that the conyulsionS arising from cutting The
first teeth predispose 20 the development Of insanity IN
later life
Tarlv appearance Of the teeth, or ~impac,ion has
been known % cause mclanchOla, mania, and other
forms ot insanity In 1876 Savage, the English -.enS,
reported a OF mania following acute Hines ms
patient after three months in the asylum developed
very severe toothache The tooth was eXtrac.e .nt
considerable quantity of pus found az the ro.. .n ~
incredibly short time the maniac lucid. and re-
mainci Another patient recovered after the ,a-
,ion Of two abscessed roots And these are on. ,e"
instances among many thousands
The regulation Of teeth-correction ot ten.-. .e-
fleets. changing the shape OF the Jaws mouth. palate,
and face by that'brangh Of dentistry known "-..o-
l0ntia lis one Of the wonders OF modern sccu.. And
marvellous are lis results IN increasing mcn.a... -c-
hcying backward stupid children, and trans ing
the detective and the scmiiiotic into bright alert Es
and girls. Il almost spells perfection.
When the nncty-two per cent. balance d., ."- g. '.-
lation learn % toothbrush and save t,.- ..a,
progress will be still more rapl! and rcmarh.. .t--
ges still more wonderful become commonp,. ,..,
So We have come up through the hcavFt.. .. en-
turcs ot lahorious progress IN the dcn,a. ar' -.
wonderful era in which the benson of the B.e Sleep
ir~,cuis upon the sons of men; when the crg.. a.
'hc torycus is translated into Care~S, the or. ..
the dcnrn into a bcatitc vision. and the W" ..e
drill driving It's way into the nerve an cys..', '..
Arl rr. r,s .v .f ir hal tf
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-03
FOR CONSUMPTION
4 MEcIcINE THAT DOES NOT COST AhTTHIflG UNLESS IT
 CURES.

The As14,1 medIcltJul InxrAAtAaIr of R%xAll UrderLIcs whIrh !s sdnrI%sA iestelsss sud cGiUttesa Ia n r9mpara- lively nuw discovery. combIHeL with Lthrr extremely vAluA bic tnETsdlani-. it foTTns q RUrEeet bowel resulator, in teHtlnAl IavIg0rator End aLrehgrh Anor. RezalI urdeFlies arr satrn like cahdy and are nuta hls for theIr AsreAablk. ness tU the palate asd gesGteneus of action, They do not cause grIplns ur any disagreeatlo risrt or Enconvan- tknce
 Unlilcs othsr preparations for a iihs puruose. thsY do not cr%arA a habit hut lnzlsad rheY zcr to crer- como the enuse of hah;s hxatIycs thrUukh tie nSu Ur ordinary lasatiyes "ainartlcS and harsh physic, sud ger niapAntly remove ths causs of eoa- stIpaIion or irregular bowel acti0n
 We will rstund your money wItEnUt argument if ther 1o E1t iO as we say they will Two sizes, aSS and 1S1. Bold only Mt cur St0re-The RcSAu Stcre-Entler. Maurs 4 Ca.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-03
LIQUOR WILL
 BE PROHIBITED
BILL KEEPING IF OUT oE osv
 TATea PAeaEp OVER VETO
sPAolaI Nuanat asrylsA

sPsclaI Nugget asrvlaA WASHINGTON. ?. c. March L. The bill HpsHsd solne nayu seo to pr,,- n'~t thS shipment of ll1uor Into dry States was vetoed by ths preu,dent n,tt rAS now beeh Daahsd 0ver atH veto.
 The great majority of rns meuberu o' congress are not 0nr5 ln taSur or pr"h'nAtina the shipment into dry atates but they are rather Irritatsa ey the presidents sncrt tp destroy the bGL
 r ia f7pw practically a 1a~ Ando Ao Proh'nifSoh has btc1me FAM h Homo places and not the joke ss oruR stores made If It.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-03
CONCERT AT EAGLE
 HALL 6ATu RnAY NIGHT

4 LlFsr AlLtnds.nlld greeted z varied proKrAM zt EAgta hall lAst Saturday evening. Miss NlsLe liawpl and Mrs. BoTnholdt sanE delightfully."- as uHusl'
 Professor ''DIUk" Kual wse the e"r prise ni thA evening wil1I his cluh rerFnruancr End AttImr ErookeT and Nur1nHH RaweI werc ihe FuenI1Ats foF Ito tuusiihtod songs.
 As 3 csoE dancer Mir. F'enneIl waE really g0u1. The moving rlctuIeM lt- clude1 a varied selectlon sna Botnt of tilehI we're FefT iHtCtesilng. PTcfsRsor PGtsrsoH openad the nroKraru in q most PieRSGni tnRnner ard. indeed. all who took par deserve thH highest praise
 HAtTy Bhehrer Wah stage ranA4er pIr sxcsllence,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-03

Deg Sa'mGn Be PAr psHn9. aAssis St0rs,.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-03

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..,.I rurrcspui,dcnrA't

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 Esra4. Is in thr trnusGrrl's
 u 5sle. Roy T'nIItExftiri. ttn*''
 and ,isx R, HITS, ikfrE all .,r, pssItious in trensur+s's ''TtIee'
 n, reu,luE was herU nm SUuLI- ..,r-n Aayku on hIs WAY u' 1'"rl- md stusEt Is eupArinr%ndlr= !'a
 .,,.tInu ct additional puI!hinsE 1t ., c.pupry plant inoy' are Interested n tnsy claim ln+y IErd very n;H ..,s,n and made rsnncy.
 wr Lrlrray and Frank RFtrL Arr far- ..,;.ur dredging rcunpAny.
 pHdek rhn t4nk in !1 nrhSs' !I-s .mu.r. Is rakinE nIranEer"'nss '' A,r. if a1nreL to Sui.sCs creek "I' ,h" Hrhbsrw property and lnLtIIi. rt uut dfsdsIn9 firsr rhins ir r''~ sprs'IG, LM Leopold leRvrs in fsw da:s nr hE Eaea.
 CAuds snez hps n nostI'h w.la the ru Ns+Chs,
 kyssat ru4s:>.u is -lst mnIrI,yrd 
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 then. Farrell, wlIu nrr@r.lI r-IIs lEu Hadx4ed dty go<ads hGalnEss at xme, is win ths Quaker rrGR Co. h. has been at Fairbanks for s:veral yss. s married and hua unk eI:ld. P.H. Watt is uI firm Watt x !siat. IT. inre4tmentS P IL has :: little snr ud hatr
 Elcde Ind Nina Saunders have sIHtn0Hts here rpr IlR winter. air. sld HTSL Jewett are itina: nr Los akgrts Miss HIcQuarlr j. yi<i1Inr an Henry Smith Is ar San lIi.-... 4! hH Aalth Bert Fntrer ia conIUrSiEu; lRFc real sstair buaiuess nnd mnS.ny tpaaF!. ". 4. s'Tarlt has an np1rfsnrni hmR f E. LAx!Er ia ;tasociaIeit wiliI al aanEhlS rnmranI-. and ", E 7in:- Mr ts., iE naEascr ChIIhrrr s+cpn:. Ap agency. chHs. A9sa is stopping aI G'ryc h4lrl da IurHHg ouf tut ais ynriA,s :nIrr. III 'Hs Berger Is iu %erndi. lf;R HrET Ia in Seattle. ' Y Albright IS noT rwra~ ne St rO *narttEeMx Formerly ,w-nch av %.tI Bard. 'c'' seiTert Aud 1lrs. S.dI. a:... 'rpt 70 cglLfDrnLa, 'd' CdF, C. L, Ntcnlrm. E.I pIr.- e"- "a'ter A,rl Mrs. J4.nrsoI u'rrt. .4s a 'hctt ti1rc nud oil lei, :or s"al:- hsna.
 WI Ha1oreit has suae .n IaIn hia "u'. h EOR Diego. John smltt. md IT,, -' "e FEsllfaE ihr EolIss At s-...s s''Os and expect ln Inrs.o ;a,rr ..rI sau Diego. ~ r,,. d6cohRnn. Cul PArkins, VII L. A. Banghart. ). Y. cr..rn.5 r. !T. soGthward, q. IL G.xts, pr. 1 T.. r+t0tksr; Jne King EFT ur,onr
 "u fiTnfrh nftrn e~e, ~ u,,.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-03

We WEI nave yor rnA time and trouble ot writing tha local news .o your friends on the 0uss&ds. by mall Ing the %osnu wsellY EuEkst to any addFess in the stnte% for 90 csntA per riunth+
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-03
IT t1 uR TO YOU

To send to the frtsads whU have been writing to you for inr0rTnat1dn HbcuE Nome and 1ts rlspurce1. . copy of sha Mining and pre ds1ng Edition Of ths Daily Nugget. prdcs 50 cents, Send oHs nn tho next maIk
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-03
THEIR DoINGs

streets.
 |. Fl. rraphaEeu Is h, vontruet,o. 'IuslIi4ss.
 "h"unc%y cowdtn und ramny are In Tacnlln.
 E"sF'F CAilbeFR in reAl estate busI- nssu uI i%'s Angeles.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-03

fiahbsr HtaMps mHds 4t ths hagRsf sfiVs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-03-03
MATTERS OF RECORD
MARCH a. 1918. Prppfu of Lxbur

MARCH a. 1918.
 Pr~pfu of L*bur E"Ese hAnth und Arikvna be,r.. rsn limit 9f Darling creek: Hubert Pritchari
 Golden EIEA lode, Run.lo s.-us1, ; Ajax HlrEchberg. +iydtHulIc and 0tI.ers vtL Kcnz river and 1hr!dr creek, RsHucInII0n 1u Ds. vide creek; F. H. Cowd4rL.
 lsSAtisaA MAad1 extension. hCad M M.untaIn creek; John J. HRugnn.
 Power OE Attorney. An'lrew Anderson tn L. E %cLth. Dhh Ea1muu R1
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-28

and write th,' then trust 20 my mus
cles for the rest. As my arm has written
the so many times, It will do II again
when l am not watching, and the result
is thet. have eleven motor mistakes
OF this kind, and so have every one OF
you n you viii only stop 10 find them
A superintendent once wrote me that he
had turned down ali the girls who had
applied for positions in his school be-
cause every one had a mistake in spell
ing In her application. And, when | had
finished reading hiS letter, / found that
In writing the facts TO me he had made
two mistakes in spelling himself and one
mistake in English. l marked the mis-
takes and returned his letter 10 him. II
was cruel thing to do. but I did IT,"
Prof Jones held that the high school
vocabulary is, perhaps. larger than any
the pupil will use in later life. lie held
Il a mistake TO teach a pupil 20 spell a
lot OF words he might never use, and
especially difficult words that load the
memory. lie characterized this as waste
full education. Shall we in the grades
anticipate all the professions and walks
OF lfe7" he asked. "and try to crowd
the poor little mind with a vocabulary
that will fit any profession he may later
IN life take up"
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-28

court and clerk acting in naturalization
proceedings are federal officers,
THE Legislature OF the state OF Indiana
recently passed law requiring the clerks
of state courts TO report and pay over
fees earned in naturalization matters TO
their respective county treasurers. This
law was promptly declared unconstitu-
tional by the supreme court OF that state
as being in conflict with the federal
constitution and the laws Of the United
States.
This was the construction put upon
the law the day l assumed the duties OF
my office and has been maintained TO
the present time. 1t was approved by
our county attorney and by other able
lawyers as well. also by representatives
Of the federal government
In the suit OF Douglas county against
+. A. Broadwell, my predecessor I'm office.
the item Of naturalization was voluntar-
ily relinquished by the county.
I'm view Of these facts with which, as
commissioners II is your duty to be
familiar) ! cannot credit you with good
faith in passing this resolution. since
these fees belong to me as a federal Of
ficial recognized as such by court decis-
ions, by county attorneys opinion and
by county boards action.
Il therefore respectfully decline TO
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-28
Nebraska State Bar
Association Meets
in Omaha Monday

The program for the fourteenth annual
meeting OF the Nebraska State Bar as
soeiation 20 be held Monday and Tues
day Of next week at the Rome hotel has
been arranged.
John II. Hailigan OF North Platte win
deliver the presidents address Monday
afternoon and this will be followed by
reports OF committees and the treasurer
Frederick 8 Shepherd OF Lincoln on
Tuesday morning will deliver an address
on THE Status OF the Profession" ana
there will be reports by tho committees
on inquiry and legal education. In the
afternoon the committee on resolutions
on the death OF Ralph w. breckenridge
will report
Judge Horace r. Deemer Of Red Oak.
Ia. win deliver the address OF the meet
ing, Socialism and Modern Industry"
Officers will be elected
The annual dinner OF the association
viii be held at the Rome hotel Tuesday
evening at o'clock.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-28
MANY ARE POOR SPELLERS
South Dakotan Says All Have What
is Known as Motor Mistakes.
SHOULD NOT BAR TEACHER
High school Pupils Are TauEEJ 10
Large n Vocabulary and Many
of the Words VIII Not
he Used Later.

II hope all men will soon be broad
enough not 10 refuse girl a position
as a teacher because she misspells a word
in her application" said w. +. Jones OF
the University OF South Dakota in ad-
dressing the Conference OF the Teachers
of Education. m session at the Hotel
Rome. Prof. Jones held that all people
have what are known as motor mistakes
in speaking. That is, they know how to
spell the words. and even know so well
that they simply start the word. then let
theirt thoughts run ahead with the SEN
tence while they trust TO the muscles OF
the arm TO finish the word automatically,
In this way" he says. II, myself con-
stantly misspell the word that j start
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-28
BIG DEMAND FOR GOOD
GRADE OF WILD HAY

The demand for the wild hay OF Ne
braska continues 10 increase, rather than
diminish. and indications are that the
hay ranehers OF Rock, Cherry and other
counties up along the Elkhorn river val
surplus stocks.
Right now the Northwestern is handling
out OF the Elkhorn valley something like
20 carloads OF wild hay daily the greater
portion of It going into Kansas and Mis-
souri,, while many Of the shipments go
as fa- south as Oklahoma
Omaha daily bee., 1913-12-28
RAILROAD HEADQUARTERS TO
CLOSE ALL DAY NEW YEARS

holiday with the people OF the head
quarters OF the railroads here. The plan
is to close the buildings during the en-
tire day
Generally the first Of the year brings
about numerous changes on the working
staffs Of the railroads. but the indlea-
tions that on the coming New Years a.
old officials and employees viii be con-
tinued, there not being a change in sight