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Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-08-01


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F'i SuOi'''SN'op anu dSdin9' 9uOliils-
sun Vi S'"'' " P'o"IO'''oH aL'eHu-
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Governor - "ames f. Ferguson,
Thomas II. Ball, Leopold Morris
Lieutenant GOVERNOR. b. Stur-
geon. W. =. Hobby, Lee Brashear.
State Treasurer-John W. Baker, J.
VI Edwards Cre-election).
Judge OF Court Of Criminal Appeals
w. l.. Davidson tre-election), J. }.
fauIK.
Associate Justice Supreme Court
"liiaih +. ha"hihS 're-electlon).
Commissioner OF Asriculture-Fred
w. Davis, II. a. Halbert.
Railroad Commissioner-Earle B.
Mayfield (re-election), J. NJ. Arnold.
Superintendent OF Instruction-W.
F.. Doughty (re-election), S. NJ. n.
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Land Commissioner-Thomas NJ.
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Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-27
German Physician
Visits This Country
to Clean Pointers

Although a graduate Of one Of the lead
ing medical colleges of Europe and fully
aware Of tho fact that the hospitals
medical colleges and leading doctors Of
the old country are recognized by Ameri-
can ply ysicans as models for the medical
world. DR.. Karl Won Noorden OF Frank
fort Germany. is spending a whole year
in this country, studying the methods
and work of the best physicians here.
He declares that even though America
still learns from Europe in things medi-
cal, he believes he can learn a few things
in this country. He started in the east
in January and gradually worked west
TO the Pacific coast, visiting the leading
hospitals and doctors with the idea of
cleaning ideas in advanced medical prac-
tice He was in Omaha, registered at the
Henshaw yesterday, on his way from
San Francisco to the Mayo Bros ia
nous hospital at Rochester, Mimi
America is a coming country" he said
''It is rapidly advancing in medicine as
in everything else. Pretty soon, maybe
we European doctors will not be able to
show the American doctors very much"
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-27
Believe Warburg
Will Ask President
to Withdraw Name

WASHINGTON, July 26-Many admin
istration senators believed today that
Paul NJ. Warburg Of New York would
soon ask President Wilson to withdraw
his name as a member of the federal re-
serve board. There was, however no
announcement from the White house, nor
any direct word from Mr. Warburg.
An opinion prevailed in official circles
that the White House did not wish to
announce his withdrawal until some one
had been named in his stead
Several senators said they heard indi-
rectly that Mr.. Warburg had told friends
he neither could consent to appear he
fore the banking committee nor accept
the nomination should he be confirmed In
spite of continued defiance of the COM
mttee
Nothing definite was heard today con-
cerning President Wilson's choice In place
of Mr.. Jones, although the names of
George F. Roberts, director of the mint;
w. T. Fenton, president Of the Chicago
Clearing House association, and George
w Norris. a banker of Philadelphia,
were discussed in official circles
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-27
WASHINGTON FOR METCGLFE
Democratic Convention Calls Atten-
ton to His Work in Zone.
STANDS BY SECRETARY OF STATE
Resolutions Commend Him and Ad-
mInIstration, Merely Mentioning
senator-Open Instructions
for w. II. Thompson.

BLAIR, Neb, July 2s-CSpecial Tele-
gram THE democratic county conven-
tion was held at the court house yesterday
with a large representation of Wash
ington county democrats present. The
convention was called to order by Chair
man j. u. Eakin Of the county central
committee, and later the chair was
turned over to DR.. w. II. Pruner Of Ken
nard, who was elected permanent chair
man with Len Phillips OF Blair secre-
tary. A committee on resolutions was
appointed as follows: DR.. ]. P. Clark. G.
c. Van Deusen, j. II. Jensen. w. II. Har-
rison, James e. Maher and Thomas T.
Osterman.
The resolutions endorse the administIa-
ton, Secretary Bryan, the Nebraska
democratic delegation in congress, In
Guiding senator; compliment Governor
Morehead and continue: We recognize
the worth of Richard L. Metcalfe In the
canal zone and believe he is a worthy
democrat; and. be It further
Resolved That our 6eiS delega,es oi2r,b 10 bne bie
next Tuesday use every means In their
power TO secure the election of w. H.
Thompson as chairman of the state CEN
trail committee; and be II further
Resolved, That we deplore the action
of some OF the newspapers throughout
the state and nation IN belittling Hon
be one of the greatest statesmen Of the
age and secretary of state.
]. II. Bakin was elected chairman and
s. w. Chambers as secretary Of the
county central committee.
Delegates to the state convention were
as follows:
j. d. Eakin, c. A. warrick, Andrew
Jensen, George Colnon, ]. II. Cameron.
| George Schweder, Or. w. H, Pruner,
osterman, Clark O'Hanlon, James II.
| Jenson.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-27
Boosts His Candidacy for Place Rs
Secretary of state.


Secretary of state.
PAwNEE. Neb. July @-tspeciai
Telegram )-One hundred and fifty re-
publicans attended the county convention
in this city yesterday. The MEETING
was harmonious throughout and every
one lie feeling elated over the prospects
for republican success at the polls this
fall. DIT. O. w. Collins presided and
Harry d F1ory served the convention
as secretary.
The following delegates we're elected to
the state convention at Lincoln:
D. f wherry, w ]. Haiderman, VIII
liam Sutton, w. r. Huff. August Rhine,
jr; y. II. clifford, T. A. Milks, W. NJ.
Johnston, George W. Porter, William
Loch and ole Hansen
Mathew GerinR. OF Piattsmouth. and
James r. Delzell of lincoln. candidates
for the republican nomination for con-
gress from the First district. were pres
ent and addressed the convention. Clyde
n. Barnard, OF Table Rock. candidate for
secretary of state, and ID. r. wherry. OF
this city, candidate for state senator,
were given a unanimous endorsement Of
the convention c. A. SohIappel was
chosen chairman OF the county central
committee and Harry n. F1ory was
elected secretary.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-27
ORANGE VOLUNTEERS PARADE |
Boldest Exhibition of Ulster
Strength Yet Attempted.
BELFAST STREETS THE SCENE
Liberal Leader says His Party VIII
Not Betray the Trust Placed
In It By the Irish
People.

BELFAST, July 2s-A parade Of two
full regiments OF Ulster volunteers, num-
berlng several thousand men, was held
here last night All the men carried rifles
and we're strongly guarded.
The marchers traversed the principal
streets Of the city and their demonstra-
tion tho boldest exhibition Of orange
strength yet attempted in the home rule
struggle, aroused great enthusiasm.
Referring 10 Ireland and the failure OF
the recent conference OF party leaders
held at Buckingham palace in a speech
at steynng tonight, Francis Dyke Acland
under secretary for foreign affairs, said
There Is much cause for regret, but
much for hope. The conference has
broken up. but something has been gained
in their being heard as the representa-
tives of the great parties. At the table
tho members OF the conference learned
to respect each others point OF view.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-27
Notes From Fullerton
and Nance County

FULLERTON, Neb. July 26.-CspecialD
--One Of the largest family reunions ever
held in this community has just been
held at the Palmer farm, near Belgrade,
the Peter Pitchford family Of Fullerton
getting together for a day Of jolliflcatlon
and froiic. over fifty members Of the
immediate family were present. there
belng seven married sons and daughters
and their children.
George w. Berge. democratic candidate
for governor, was a Fullerton visitor last
evening and spoke TO a small crowd on
the street during the course of the even
ing. Mr.. Berge stuck to his over-worked
taxation proposition, but failed TO elicit
much sentiment in his favor, the demo-
Gratis Of this city being mostly More
head men.
John Ruff. the oldest son OF Mr. and
Mrs N NJ. Ruff living south Of this city,
was severely burned Tuesday night when
the match which he was holding in one
hand ignited a tube Of rubber cement in
the other The cement exploded and
burned the hand and forearm quite badly.
Millard 8. Binney editor OF a local
paper, has Just returned from a two
weeks automobile tour OF the northern
and eastern part Of the state and reports
a rapidly growing sentiment in favor Of
the Kemp candidacy for governor. Mr.
Binney says that he finds the voters IN
every town singing the harmony song.
The growing belief seems to be that
Senator Kemp has never been radically
identified with either OF the two former
wings OF the party, as have each Of the
other two prominent candidates, and that
because OF this fact he would be bettel
able to draw the united support OF tn,
party in the general election than any
other candidate mentioned for the office
| A wedding OF more than ordinary IN
terest occurred in Columbus, WEDNESDAY '
evening, when Miss Nellie Christensen
OF Fullerton was married to William NJ
Calhoun of Scotia. Miss Christensen hai
! lived her entire life in this city and Mr.
Calhoun is q former Albion boy, now
Western Union operator at Scotia.
The automobile dealers of Fullerton re
port sales so far this season OF ovel
seventy cars, a considerable increase owe
last year.
The churches OF this city have gone int
co-partnership for the summer and ar,
holding union services each Sunday even
Ing on the school house lawn the variou
ministers preaching In turn. This is
custom which has been followed for sew
eral years and has always proved pleas
ing
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-27
DAWSON COUNTY DEMOS
ENDORSE WHITEHEAD

LEXINGTON. Neb., July 96,-(Speeial.)
The democrats OF Dawson county held
their convention In the court house yes
terdAy afternoon. After some lively dis
committee on credentials were seated.
Resolutions were adopted commencing
President Wilson, Secretary OF State Bry-
an, Senator Hitchcock, and endorsing p.
n Whitehead OF Gothenburg for state
superintendent, and Robert w. Ralston OF
Lexington for state railway commissioner
p NJ. Whitehead addressed the oonven-
tion. also Mr.. Hovey OF ST. Paul. eandi-
date for United States representative OF
the Sixth district.
DIR. II. c. Wingert OF overton was
chosen chairman Of the county esntrAl
committee.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-27
Acute Indigestion.

IT was annoyed for over year by at
tacks of acute indigestion. followed by
constipation" writes Mrs NJ. J. CAL
Iagher. Geneva. N. Y. II tried every
thing that was recommended to me for
this complaint but nothing did me much
good until about four months ago I saw
Chamberlsin's Tablets advertised and
procured a bottle of them from our drug
glst 1 soon realized that l had gotten
the right thing for they helped me at
once. Since taking two bottles of them
1 can eat heartily without any bad ef-
fects." Sold by all drugglsts.-Adver-
tisement
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-27
UNITED ACTION IN VALLEY
Republicans PIedRe Endorsement OF
Party Policies.


ORD. Neb.. July e-(specisl )-The
republican county convention was at
tended by about sixty-five mon represent
ing nearly every part of Valley county.
NJ l. Fries was elected chairman and
w. w. Haskell secretary.
w. l. CASTOR OF Broken Bow, candi-
date for the nomination for state senate.
spoke and predicted overwhelming victory
for the party.
John Wall, also a candidate for senate
nomination, spoke and later a strong
resolution was passed pledging the sup
port OF the party in Valley county TO
his candidacy.
The resolutions denounced the demo-
orat tariff policy as being unfavoFabls to
the farmer and manufacturer. i't
All republican presidents from lincoln
and including both Taft and Roosevelt
were culogized.
Delegates to the state conventh>n were
named as follows;
John r. Berry, c. A. Davis n. t.
Mcclellan, w. W. Haskell, John Wall
| NJ L. Fries, w. r. Greenlee Ign Klma
/ and E. j. Babcock.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-27
CHEYENNE DEMOCRATS
ENDORSE WHOLE LIST

SIDNEY. Neb., July 26-(special Tele-
gram 1.-The democrats of Cheyenne
county met yesterday in convention at
the new court house. Judge Joseph Ober-
fielder was elected chairman and Frank
x. Rim secretary
The committee on resolutions, John
Daugherty, Stephen H. Babb, James r.
Williams and Charles p. Chambers, sub
mitted the following report, which was
adopted;
The democrats of Cheyenne county in
convention assembled most heartily en-
dorse the administration Of President
Wilson and cordially commend the wise
leadership of Secretary of State Bryan
tho able statesmanship of Gilbert NJ
Hitchcock, the democratic congressional
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-27
DOOM OF GERM CARRYING
FLY SEEN IN DISCOVERY

WASHINGTON, July 26.-The doom of
the germ-carrying fly is seen in a new
discovery announced by the Department
Of Agriculture today Its use is de-
clared to assure the complete extermina-
ton of the common housefly peril that is
largely blamed for spreading typhoid.
Tho simplicity of the method, consisting
only of the sprinkling Of a small amount
Of ordinary borax daily upon household
and stable refuse. is said to guarantee its
success.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-27
JOHNSON SCORES DEMOCRATS
Republicans Adopt Resolutions re.
buLSinR Wilson.

buktnG WILSON,
TEcUMsETT. Neb,. July @-(special
Telegram.)-There was large repre-
sentation present at the Johnson county
republican convention held in this city
yesterday p. F. Young was chair
man and viii F. Hitchcock secretary.
II was one Of the most enthusiastic and
harmonious conventions ever held in the
county.
The following eleven delegates were
elected TO the state conventions
f. L. Dinsmore, s. +. Davidson, w II.
Laflln, VIII +. Hitchcock O. Bowen.
H. G. ThomaA, 4. Nj, Ftthian, l.. II.
The resolutions committee with Frank
l.. Dinsmore as chairman reported stir
ring resolutions which were accepted with
cheers After declaring the republican
party has always been u party OF activity
and achievement and pointing with pride
10 achievements Of the past. the resolu-
tions continue: II ls humiliating TO see
the president OF the United states ap-
pointing 10 high office a member of the
money trust In one instance and a mem-
ber OF the harvester trust in the other
after a pledge OF democratic triumph
meaning death TO trusts"
The democratic legislature OF Nebraska
was condemned for 'wanton waste of the
peoples money"
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-27
ARMY WORM IN MICHIGAN
CAUSES OVER MILLION LOSS

DETROIT. Mich. July s6-Lossss total
ling more than 100000 have been sus-
tained by Michigan farmers as the re-
suit OF the army worm pest, according
to an estimate made today by Prof.
Rufus Il. Petit head OF the department
OF entomology OF the Michigan aSricul-
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-27

delegation Of Nebraska the wise and
economical administration Of Governor
John II Morehead, and urge the delegates
to support for chairman Of the state cen
tral committee W. II. Thompson Of
Grand Island.
The following we're chosen delegates to
Columbus:
Judge Joseph Oberfelder Clayton Rad
cliff. Frank y Rim and Ezra Pambers
Alternstes, Hiram Baker II. F. Acker-
man, Hans c. Anderson, Elmer ]. Sweet.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-27
New. Notes OF Harrington.

HARRINGTON. Neb. July 26-(Special)
Smallpox has broken out in this city,
three, families in town and one in the
country being quarantined. BY prompt
action. the doctors hope to check the
spread OF the disease.
Corn in this county is beginning to
suffer. on account Of the dry weather
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-27
ELEVENTH BUB0NIC PLAGUE
CASE ANNOUNCED IN N. c,

NEW ORLEANS. July &-AnOther case
OF bubonie plague. the eleventh since the
disease broke out here. was announced
here today. Joseph Slit. Al years old. a
janitor. was taken 20 the ISOLATION hos
pitsl today. suffering from the disease.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-27
Three Boys Drowned
in Beaver River
Near st. Edward

ST. EDWARD. Neb.. July 2a-Cspeclal.) }
Two sons Of William Pharman. 8 and
q years OF age. and the only son and
child OF Mr. and Mrn. Ross Saunders. 3
years OF age. drowned In the Beaver
river today. while in swimming. The
bodies were recovered In about thirty
minutes. but all efforts to restore life
were 10 vain.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-27
VALLEY DENIS BEHIND Oils
Give Him Their Enforcement for
nail Commissioner.

ORD. Neb., July 6-(speeisLl-The
Valley county democrat county eonven-
tion yesterday offered two resolutions
and both passed unanimously. One
favored the candidacy OF w, II. Thomp-
son for chairman OF the state convention
and the other endorsed j. A. Oils eSndi-
dAcy for railway commissioner.
The following delegates were elected 10
attend the stIte convention at Columbus;
]. A. onis. Geo S. Mayo. Haydn Strong.
J. r. Barnhardt, George Mum, ID. Il,
Davis.
Otto Murachel was elected chairman Of
the county central committee and Horace
NJ. Davis secretary.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-27
FOR BRYAN AND THOMPSON
DeisEateN 20, JOhnson County Con-
veRtion So Declare. 9'H

vention So Declare. lM
TBcUMsEH, Neb. July 26-(speciai
Teiegram.)--The democrats OF johnson
county met In delegate convention here
yesterday with good attendance
Clarence Bickel was chairman and H..
L. Cooper secretary
The following nine delegates were
chosen 20 the state convention;
A. N. Dafoe, J. b. Douglas, Fred Lintz.
Allen Powell. ]. w. Ward. Gus .Nealy,
Clarence Bickol, Jerry, Jones, Phil ,Nestor!
Resolutions reaffirnipg the belief of the
members in the democratic party as ad'
vocated by Jefferson, and other great
leaders were adopted. President Wilson
and his administration were compn'
mented as was also w. ]. Bryan.
A new central committee was NAMED
with Dr. ]. c. Bowman as chairman The
good work for the party OF w. II. Thomp'
son was also endorsed. l's'
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-27
SOME PAWNEE DEMOS BALK
AT ENDORSING M0REHEAD

PAwNEE CITY. July s.-(speeial.)-
-Morehead sentiment was manifested
in the democratic county convention held
here day before yesterday when a num-
Der OF leading democrats objected to a
resolution read before the gathering en-
dorslng Governor Morehoad. The opposl-
ton arose over the Misunderstanding that
It was an endorsement Of the governor
for denomination. One OF the reasons for
this adverse feeling Is probably the in
crease in taxes under the present admin
istration which. In Pawhee county.
amounted 10 over "a mills.
The delegation to the state convention
at Columbus will be composed OF George
A. Cotton, jr.; George F. Cotton OF Table
Rock; f. A. Kehmeier. Charles schroff.
jr., steinauer; William Stephenson, H. s.
Farweli. Dubois; ]. X. HenningeT. H. c.
Van Horne. Hugh Macleod and A. E,
oyendsn. Rawnee CITY.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-27
harm burned Near CambrIdEe.

CAMBRIDGE, Neb. July 2d-(speciall
During Friday nights rain lightning
struck the new s2,OoO barn on the Henry
Hensel farm south OF Cambridge and Il
was burned 70 the ground. The building
was Insured for t,So John Tumbleson
vas Sleeping In the barn when the bolt
struck Il and although considerably
stunned he was able 10 escape from the
burning building. No stock perishsd.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-27
Harlan Democrats. Elect Dsissates,

ALMA. Neb.. July 26-(special)- 1.-The
demOerstie county convention was held
on the court house lawn and the fol-
lowing delegates elected to the state con-
vention: Ora Coy, Joe Boehler. S. p.
Peterson. ]. r. Dunley (and his alter
nate. NJ. Runinger). J. l.. Beebe. Rich
Workman. o. r. shelburn. p. W. shea
and II. c. Furse.
William Everson was elected chairman
and H. @ F'urse. secretary. OF the con-
vention. and William Everson. chairman
and J. c. Gay. secretary of the central
committee. J L. Beebe. J. N. Grace. +.
p, shields. o. f. shelburn and p. w.
Shea. responded 70 calls for speeches
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-27
NEBRASKA GUARD ASKS
FOR REGULARS AT CAMP
CFrom a Staff Correspondent

WASHINGTON. July 26.-Cspecial Tele-
gram)-E. j Murfln of Lincoln, aide-de-
camp for the Nebraska National Guard,
has been in Washington this week on
matters before the Interior department.
Today he had an interview with General
Mills. in charge of militia affairs of the
War department relative to the coming
encampment of the National Guard Of
Nebraska at Ashland. Mr.. Murfin asked
for the detail of two companies of regulars
instead Of one company as originally
planned to be sent, on the ground that
their association with the Nebraska II loops
would be beneficial to the latter. General
Mills said he would take the matter up
with the proper officials
Omaha real estate is the best investment
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-27

Omaha real estate is the best investment
you could make Read The Bees real
estate columns
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-27

Omaha real estate is the best investment
you could make. Read Tho Bees real
estate columns.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-27
PARTY MEN MEET
OVER NEBRASKA,
ISSUES OUTLINED
CONTINUED from PAGE one)
PAwNEE STANDS by BARNARD

Job or two went with every other en-
dorsement
Omaha daily bee., 1914-07-27

BERGEN, Norway, July 6-The Ger
man emperor left here suddenly this
evening for Berlin in view OF the serious
situation that has arisen between Austria
and Servia.
All the divisions OF the German fleet
have been ordered to assemble at pre-
arranged places on the Norwegian coast.
one OF the high naval officers, who ao-
companied the emperor has started rOr
Germany on board the fastest destroyer
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-03

mates that the damage done to the
various buildings about the campus
by this earthquake will aggregate be-
tween $500 and 300. The university
repair gang are at work fixing the
damaged walls and chimneys.
On Friday morning the regents also
took steps to prevent further damage
from earthquakes. They had an
architect from the firm of Bliss a
Faville of San Francisco. architects
for the University of Nevada. inspect
all the campus buildings At their
request. City Engineer Miscellaneous,
also made a thorough examination of
the university property. As a result
of their examination these experts
recommended that the coping stones
on the chimneys and airshafts at Lin
coin hall be removed. that the three
chimneys on Hatch station be dis
pensed with, and also that o. the
northern side of Stewart. These re-
pairs have beer ordered made.