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Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-30
Kennedy Falls in
Race With Howard
At a Picnic Sunday

John l.. Kennedy former congressman.
and W. b, Howard. state auditor candi
dates for the republican nomination for
congressman at TIE August primaries,
participated in test of their running
ability at the picnic at Bennington of the
local union Of stationary engineers Sun
day
Because Mr.. Kennedy slipped and fell
while running neck-and-neck with Mr..
Howard. his friends now are kidding
him, pretending to believe that the event
Is an m omen with regard to the congress
sional race. These two were the only
ones who could be persuaded to enter the
candidates foot race"
The picnic was attended by 800 guests
from Omaha. Dancing. fishing and four
teen athletic contests, for which prizes
were givcn, formed the program OF
amusement.
W. A. Chrisman. chairman OF the picnic
committee, was called to the front and
after having been severely criticised for
his efforts 70 make II success by Fred
Doepkcr was presented with a handsome
watch charm.
\ large number OF men prominent in
politics were present,
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-30
Hank" POllack New
Base Ball Boss; Runs
STARS and Stripes"

Henry Pollock OF the Willow Springs
brewery is the newest lase ball bug to
jump into the competition among the
first class scmi-pro. ball clubs. Hank
has taken over the fast Windsor club
and dubbed II the stars and Stripes" lie
Is now out with def to any organiSa-
ton Of like class possessing sufficient
money TO cover the amount he is ready
to nut w.
Henry lcsh is manager of the stars and
stripes team and has the same organiEa-
ton back OF him that won So many
games last year when known under the
Windsor CoiOrs,
ANY scmi-protessional club manaScr who
believes his club can defeat PollRclTs
Stars and stripes can win comfortable
chunk or the needful by connecting up
with Henry Pollack, who can be found
any day at his office 100 North Fifteenth
street,
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-30
from Chadron
and Dawes County

CHADRON. Neb., June 29-(Special.)-
The body of Albert John Bahr was
brought here for interment from Hard
esty, Canada, where he had been killed
while on duty as conductor for the Cana
dian Pacific railroad company. Dale
Peet, a brother-in-law, went to Hardesty
when kilograms were received that MIR.
Bahr could not recover, and accompanied
the widow. formerly Nellie Fitzgerald of
Chadron. with three childUen and the
body here The father. G. A. Bahr. and
brother, f. II. Bshr and a sister, Margar-
cite Bahr. of Falls Cita were here for
the funeral, which was held in the First
Methodist church. The deceased had lived
many years in Chsdron, leaving the EN-
ploy of the Northwestern railroad only
about year ago.
Subscriptions are being given for the
building of narrow gauge suburban
railroad to the Table, twenty miles south
west of Chadron. Surveys are being
made.
Next week the Dawes County Farm
Management association plan an automo-
bile trip to examine the different silos of
the county. There are thirteen of them,
beginning with the new one of Howard
r.. Barrett, mile west OF Chadron, said
to be the best in northwest Nebraska.
The party will also make boom for
Chadron' call in each town in the county.
taking two days for the round trip. Ex-
perts from the university will talk at the
various points on slo construction and
feeding value OF sllage.
new mail route starts from Chadron
July 1. going to Antelope, Pepper Creek,
Esther and Manchester. making rural free
delivery enroute.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-30
POOL PLAYERS GET INTO
FIGHT OVER GAME DISPUTE

II the "six-ball" hadn't carromed and
kissed the '1t' before II rolled into the
side pocket, Peter Thalas, Greek house
man at the Model Pool hall on Douglas
street, would never have become en-
broiod with Thomas winslow Bates, who
likes TO shoot little stick OF pool oc-
casionally But the balls did kiss and
the argument that followed led up to a
fist fight which ended when Thalas
stabbed Winslow in the back with a
screw driver. Both were arrested by Of
ficer Charley Potts for fighting.
He threw the biggest bali on the table
at me-the fifteen ball-judge,' said
Thalas, In his own defense
That's an old Joke and | ought to fine
you the limit for IT, 'answeded the court
Thalas was fined s. and costs, but the
sentence was suspended pending good be-
havior.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-30
Nebraska
Fairbury Farmer is
Dragged Under
Binder and Injured

FAIRBURY, Neb., June 29.-(Special
Telegram. l-John L. Hubbard, aged a,
living four miles southeast Of here, was
run over by a harvesting machine this
morning and seriously injured. One of
the horses got over the tongue and while
Evans was attempting to get the
animal back into his place the team be-
came frightened and ran off, Hubbard
was thrown to the ground and his body
caught in the sickle. The frightened
team stopped when one of the horses fell
to the ground. Harvesting hands in the
field rushed TO his rescue and pulled out
his body. Three doctors summoned from
Feirbury found Hubbard had cash cut
in his head, one rib torn loose and seri-
Gus internal injuries. Hopes are enter
tanned for his recovery.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-30
Ca.e Asainst DIR. Ame pismI.rcd.

cial. THE case against DR.. NJ A. Anne,
brought by County Attorney McDermott
Of Buffalo county for unprofessiOnal con-
duct in treating Mrs. Emma Grieves Of
Kearney, was tried before Judge Grant
of Lincoln county in trial lasting three
days Attorneys Haligan & Hoagland
represented the defense, and County At
torney Gibbs and Evans the prosecution.
Much evidence was brought out and the
treatment as given by DR.. Anne was sus-
tanned.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-30
OLD SUIT IN JOHNSON
COUNTY TAKES NEW TURN

TECUMSEH, Neb., June 29-(Special)-
There has been new movement in the
case for partition of Mrs. Phoebe Good
man (deceased) ct al. against Mrs. Lu-
vina Smith ct al. This case has been on
tap in the district court of johnson
county for several years. At the first
trial in the district court the verdict was
for the defendants. 1t was taken to the
supreme court and the case was reversed,
the court instructing for verdict for
the plaintiffs. A petition for new trial
by the defendants was refused by the
district Judge, and now a petition setting
out newly found evidence has been filed.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-30
Vanitie Deeats the
Defiance in Race

LARCHMONT, n. Y. June ss.-In a
scuppcr breeze the cup class yacht Vanitle
dcefated its rival Defiance, In Ions
Island sound today by 1874 elapsed time
and by 1928, corrected time.
The yachts had saied In the usual light.
flukeS airs Of the sound about nine miles
OF the thirty half-mie course, which was
twice around a fifteen quarter-mle trl-
angle, when a fourteen-knot northwestern
camc bounding off the Westchestor hills
and for the first time since the Defiance
began racing II had its mahogany rail
awash.
The Vanitle had been out in similar
blow in the sound on June when II lost
two men overheard. Today the two yachts
had good gear-testing contest and came
through with straining a rope yarn,
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-30

BEATRICE, Neb.. June S.-(special)-
steve Hadschek. living near Wymore, is
probable the first farmer in Gage county
to thresh and market his wheat crop this
year lie sold the grain at wymore.
which averaged twenty-four bushels TO
the acre and tested fifty-nine pounds To
the .bushel AS the ground where the
wheat was raised was not the best 1t is
thought the wheat does not represent the
average In this county.
The county board Of supervisors fin
ished its work Friday as a board Of
equalization and adjourned TO August at
which time they viii make the annual
levy.
The old settlers OF Barneston have ar
ranged 10 hold thesr fourteenth annual
--A=ss al A=znas - and n
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-30
Reavis Sends in
Filing for Congress
lFrom a staff Correspondent.l }


LINCOLN, June 2s.--(Special)- 1.-THE fill
ing of c. F. Reavis Of Falls City arrived
at the office of Secretary of State Wait
this morning. Mr.. Reavis is the eighth
candidate to throw his hat in the repub-
lican congressional ring. lie is an at
torney of the Richardson county town.
The other candidates are Crawford Ken
nedy, Frank E. Edgerton, James E. Del
zell and George Tobey of Lincoln; Charles
Marshall Of Nebraska City, w. w. An
ness Of Dunbar, Matthew Gering OF
Plattsmouth. Each man has tipped it off
to his friends that he has a sure thing
on the nomination. which makes the sit
uation all the more complicated.
At the primary two years ago the re-
publican vote cast for candidates for con-
gress was l0,O69 Should each Of the
candidates now filed poll about an equal
may settle the proposition as to who will
be nominated.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-30
Nebraska
AUDITOR STANDS PAT UPON
REJECTION OF RElSCHE CLAIM

LINCOLN Neb. June - X(Specian-
Representative H. r. Reische wants his
money and he wants Il bad Mr. Reische
went to the coast along about the first
Of the year and brought back John Bays
accused OF defrauding the bank a. Chad
ron, OF which Mr. Reische Is cashier out
of a sum OF money and making his set
away for Seattle The bank got in
hurry and sent Mr.. ReisChe after him
not taking the trouble to have tho COVER
nor appoint Mr. Reische as the represent
ative Of tho state rtc got his man.
brought him back to Chadron. and he Is
now serving time In the penitentiary
Mr.. Reische then put in claim to the
state which was O. X. d by the governor,
asking that the state reimburse him for
the expenses Of the trio. amounting 20
SiS5.72 Auditor Howard refused t. allow
the claim and turned IL down on the
grounds that the statutes say that no
expenses of this kind can bc paid by the
state unless the claimant was an author
lied agent OF the state appointed 10y the
governor, As MIR. Reische made no ar.
picaticn to the governor nor was he act
ing as the representative of the state at
the time the trip was made, he cannot
collect
To-day the governor called on Nr.
Howard and inquired why the claim has
rot been paid and was told that It was
not a legal claim and wcL;i nOt nc al
lowed The only recourse Mr. Roische
has is the legislature us any claim once
turned down by tue auditor cannot be
taken up again. AMI tho statutes provide
that II suit Is brought is must be brought
in district court within twenty DAYS after
the claim is refused
AS Mr.. Reicho lid not beg'l action and
has not at this time his only RECOURSE Is
10 tho Legislature
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-30
SCOUT COMES TO LOOK
OVER BALL PLAYERS

T.. w. st John, athletic director at the
University OF Ohio, and scout for the 81
Louis Browns. was in Omaha Saturday
and sunday on the quest of future mem
hers for Branch Rickey's ball club, ST.
John came to Omaha TO give Haley. the
Des NIones catcher, the once over cnd
while here he took a good look at tred
Thomas and one or two other RourNes'
st. John was noncommttal concerning
any OF the athletes and would not say
~ he would recommend any OF them
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-30
Golfer Dam Breaks
Near Fort Smelling;
Lowlands in Danger

ST. PAUL, June 29.-The large Golfer
dam on the government works in the
Mississippi river just above Fort Smelling
broke under pressure of high water this
afternoon United States engineers I'm
medistely notified. the ST. Paul police
department and number OF automobiles
were dispatched along both sides Of the
river to warn residents OF the lowlands
section of more than eighty seet Of
the Golfer dam was washed out. The
river for several days has been within
about four feet OF floodtide. and 1t was
feared that the crest of the flood from
the broken dam would send the river
over a wide area OF lowlands. including
the site of large squatter colony in St.
Paul
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-30
reeumseh WIN CeIebrate.

TECUMsEH, Neb., June 29.-(speeisl)-
Tecumseh expects to have one of the
biggest Fourth OF July celebrations this
year it has ever held II is the only
town in the county 70 celebrate. The
celebration is pushed by the Commercial
club. and long list OF attractions has
been provided all Of which are to be
free to all comers. The music will be
by the Tecumseh Military band ana Rev.
A. b. Whitmer Of Cook will be the
orator OF the day. The races and ath-
letic events will be pulled Off at the fair
grounds. including base ball game be-
tween the Sterling and Tecumseh teams.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-30
BODY OF BUSHHoUSEN
TAKEN FROM BEAVER CREEK

RAVENNA. Neb.. June 2s.-(special)
The body of George Bushhousen, who
was drowned at the mill dam in Beaver
creek Tuesday afternoon. was tound
early Sunday morning at point about
half a mile below, The body was float
ing when found In addition to hiring
men TO work continuously, citizens and
relatives had Offered reward of s0
for the recovery of the body. II Is un-
derstood the parties who found the hody
will decline to receive the reward. They
were Lou Hoehreiter. Joe Hach and John
MrkVicka.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-30
GREAT DAMAGE CAUSED BY
CL0UDBURST IN SUMATRA

BATAVIA, Java, June 2s.-Immense
damage was caused by terrible cloud
burst last evening at Benkoelen, sumatra.
where the business section was destroyed
and the hospital. the school and a num-
Der of houses collapsed.
Belated reports from the southern dis
tricts Of sumatra state that many Eu-
ropeans were injured during the recent
earthquake which also caused great
destruction OF property.
The passenger steamer Van Gloon OF
the Dutch Royal mail steamship company
went ashore in Macassar harbor in the
Island Of Celebes as a result Of the heavy
seas following the earthquake.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-30
KANSAS WHEAT CROP SIXTY
MILLION ABOVE RECORD

TOPEKA. kan, June 2e.-The Kansas
wheat crop is 15l,OOo.OoO bushels, accord
ing TO report issued today by r. d.
Coburn. secretary OF the state board OF
agriculture, showing the condition Of
winter wheat Is 9S per cent OF full crop,
based on acreage OF S,s7a,OOO. The crop is
GO,OOOOO0 greater than any previous Kan
sas crop.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-30
SOUTH AFRICAN FARMERS
WILL TOUR UNITED STATES

LONDON, June 2.--An extensive tour
Of Canada and the United States has
been arranged for a party OF fifty-five
South African farmers, recently arrived
here under the leadership of Johannes
Adrian Neser, member Of the Parliament
OF the Union OF so.th Africa. Some OF
the farmers intend to remain In the
United States for time to study fruit
farming in California.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-30
KEoKUK MANAGER HERE
LOOKING FOR PLAYERS

Spencer Abbott formerly first base
man on tho Topeka club and now man
ager OF the l<eokuk club In the Central
association. dropped of IN Omaha on
his way back TO l<eokuk from Lincoln
where Ne went in pursuit Of some Of
Dick Cooley's surplus PLAYERS. While
here Abbott witnessed the game be-
tween tho stoiz and the Ees Moiues
Old Taverns lie was particularly i'm
pressed with the hurting OF Sanders and
will make that gentleman an offer to
break into organized ball
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-30


Prof. George s. Dick selected by the
state normal board as president of the
Kearney normal school, arrived in the
city today fromOhis Iowa home and took
luncheon at the I.indell hotel with mem
bers OF the state board who were in the
city. This afternoon. accompanied by
Mr.. Cavincss OF the board. he went TO
Kearney to look over the situation.
Governor Morehead has appointed three
delegates to attend the century anniver-
sary Of the writing of the poem The Star
Spangled Bann," a society by that name
celebrating the anniversary at Baltimore
on September s. J. c. Seacrest, Edmund
Erb and r. w McGinnis, all of Lincoln
will attend, and have been appointed to
represent Nebraska
The Farmers State hank of Clarks has
incorporated with a capital of $4,000. 1.
]. wehrman is president; f. d. Rhodes
vice-president, and j. r. Chamberlain,
cashier.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-30
Don't Lose sleep CouEhins at Might.

Take Foley's Honey and Tar Conn
pound. 1t gldes down your throat and
spreads a healing, soothing coating over
the lnflamed tickling surface. That's i'm
mediate relief 1t loosens up the tight
ness in your chest, stops wheezy breath
ing. eases distressing. racking. tearing
coughs, Children love It. Refuse any
substitutes. Contains no opiates. For
sac by all dealers everywhere. .-Adver-
tlsement
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-30
RAMBLER WIN BATTLE
WITH FlARENCE ATHLETES

Ir gnt-edged game of ball the Ram
blers defeated the Florence Athletics to
the tune OF to at their park sunday
The efatures of the battle we're the field
ing of swanson and the hitting Of Me-
Andrews for the Ramblers. Batteries:
Ramblers, NJ. Roncka and Hansen; Flor
ence, Shook and Holbrook.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-30
ANSELM0 MAN KILLED
By KICK OF A HORSE

ANsELMo. Neb. June 2s.-(special
Telesraml l-Frank Fleischmann, aged 80,
living with his parents in Dale Valley.
ten miles from here, was fatally kicked
In the stomach by horse Friday He
succumbed TO the injuries late last night.
Resides his parents he leaves several
brothers and sisters. One brother was
killed two years ago by the bursting Of
an emery wheel and another brother died
s,f mountain fever in Montana last sum-
iiiou.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-30
BURKE WINS FINAL FOR THE
BRODEGAARD GOLF CUP

f, r. Burke won the final round in the
play for the Brodegsard cup at the Mil
Ter Park Golf club by defeating f. c.
Stocking three up and two to play The
play for the Clough prize Is now down
TO the semI-flnals and will be down to
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-30

BEATRICE, Neb., June 2s-tSpecial)-
The proposed issue of bonds to repair tho
old school building at Cortland was turned
down by the voters, and now the school
board intends to go ahead and issue some
bonds which were authorized few years
ago and erect new building.
Word was received here Saturday an
nouncing the death of b. A. Hnl, for
mer Beatrice resident, which occurred at
his home at Guthrie, Okl He was 30
years of age.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-30
GEORGE RUMMEL KILLED
WHEN TRAIN HITS AUTO

BATTLE CREEK, Neb., June 29-(Spe-
ciaD-George Rummel of Omaha was
killed here this afternoon by North
western train. which struck his car at a
crossing near here.
Rummel is in the employ Of the Ritchic
Sand Co.. of Omaha, and Meadow.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-30
CHICAGO
An n


Chicago ...,.........O I c o o O-3
Detroit ....,...... IL 0 0 0 0 0 0-2
Hits: Off Hall, . in eight Innings. off
Main, in one inning; off Benz, in
seven an dtwo-thrds innings. off Faber
none i'm one and one7third Innings Two
base hit: Bush. Sacrifice hits: Benz
Witt Sacrifice flies Bodie, High Schalk
Stolen base: Weaver. Double plays
Bush to KavanauRh to Burns; KaV-
anaugh to Bush to Burns; Veach TO Me-
Kee; Main to Burns Blackburn 10
Weaver to Fournier Left on bases: Chi
cago s; Detroit, 6. Bases on balls OFF
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-30
Contractor Asks
Police Protection

CHICAGO. June S.-John ]. MeIAuEh-
I'm. the contractor who opened a night on
alleged Matchmaking business tgents OF
labor unions here last week. applied for
police protection tOdoy. He said that the
information as TO threats against himself
and his property came from such sources
that he dared not longer ignore them
and asked for protection for himself and
his DroperfiaA
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-30
SENATOR H0AGLAND IS OUT
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR

NORTH PLATTE, Neb., June 9.X(spe-
cial Telegram)-Senator Walter V. Hoag-
land, of this city. filed today as republl-
can candidate for the office Of lieutenant
governor.
Senator Hoagland has for number OF
years been one of the prominent repuo-
licafs OF western Nebraska, and was n
leading member of the last senate. where
he was serving second term. He was
urged by many republicans to make the
race for governor this fall, but refused,
as success in that undertaking would
mean the abandonment of bis law prsc'
tice. 1t was only at the request of party
leaders of both political parties in vest
ern Nebraska and many republicans
throughout the state that he consented
TO make the race for lieutenant governor
and filed late this afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-30

the finals by Saturday The pairIns IN
the semi-finsls Ia as follows:
Ray Taylor scratch, plays +. G. stock
ing. six.
Phil Kendall, scratch, plays John Nor
ris, scratch
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-30
senator's Trim Yankees.

WASHINGTON. June 29.-Washington
beat New York today l to O. Boehlng
allowed but four scattered hits and scored
the winning run himself I'm the third i'm
ming, when he doubled, was sacrificed to
third, and SCored on a double. Manager
Chance was banished from the field for
protesting a foul bali caught by Nuna-
maker Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-30

IWU.Udst HIIS. sHdhkS, BOehIInB FOSl-
ter, MQeller Sacrifice hits; Trr-SSSale,
Moeller Stolen bases: Cook Shanks.
Double play: Foster to Morgan td Smith.
Left on bases: New York, Z! Washington.
g. Rases on balls; OFF WARRIOR | = off
Boehling, B. Hit by pitched ball: BY
Warhop. Boehlng. Struck out: BY
Boehling. 3 Time 1;35, Umpres Chill
and Sheridan.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-30
MACKS AND RED SOX DIVIDE
Boston and Philadelphia Split Even
on Double Header.
VISITORS WIN THE FIRST GAME
Victorious In the Initial Contest ny
seven 60 one score, While the
ONE Team Takes second,
seven to Two,

PHILADELPHIA juno 29-EoSton split
even with Philadelphia in double heaGer
here today. the former winniug the first
game, seven to one and the home team
tn" second ny seven TO two. Lewis hurt
hand by pitched bah while at bat and
was forced To leave the game. score.
first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-30


FAIRBURY. Neb,. June 29.-(Speclal)-
Time table No. 30 went into effect on the
Nebraska division of the Rock Island
yesterday. The local passenger trains S6l
and S62, familiarly known as the Jersey,
will operate between Lincoln and Good
land, Kan. in the future instead of Lin
coin and Phillipsburg, Kan. On the new
card train 27 will operate between Belle
willie and Denver and do local work. For
the last yeear this train was consolidated
at Belleville with train 5-the Denver Elk
press-snd did local work west Of Belle
VILE. Slight changes were also made in
the running schedule of trains s9l and
s9S. s. and Sc on the Fairbury-Horton
district
w. c. Cavanagh, chief dispatcher for
the Rock Island at this place will re-
sumo work July !. after being confined
to his home a month on account of a
fractured leg.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-30

wISNER, Neb. June :9.- Especial Tele-
gram. )-Wisnur defeated the fast Ban-
croft team on the home grounds 20 /.
The features OF the game were the fine
pltchlng of Lenschcn for Wisner, allow
ing only three hits and striking out fif-
teen men. Wlsner has lost three out OF
fourteen games played Score: R.HE.
wisner ..O 0 = 0 90 o - 5 1
Bancroft ... g o 900 I OIL 3
Batteries: Wisner Lenschen and Tomp-
son. Bancroft. Farley and Zacck Struck
out: BY Lenschen. Is; by Farley, Z Um-
pire: Harrison.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-30

, terry. mine miles southeast Of here. Ho
was 70 years old. Ilh wife. who died
last year, is also buried here. M.
Vaughan was one OF the earliest settlers
here locating on a farm four miles from
town
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-30

Two-base hit: Walsh, Home run: Col-
Inns. Sacrifice hit: Barry. stolen bases:
Rehg (G, Oldring, Collins. Double play:
Collins to Mclnnis Left on bases Bos-
ton. 3; Philadelphia, s. Bases on balls:
orr Johnson, a. off Plank. l. First base
BY Johnson. .; by Plank, =. Wild pitch:
Johnson. Time: 80 Umplres: Hide
brand and OLoughln.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-30
Nebraska
COUNTIES REPORT VALUATION
Increase of Little Over Three Hun.
dred Thousand in Sight.
TwENTY-sEvEN ALREADY IN
President Dick of the state Normal
School st KeRrney Arrives in
New Home Escorted by Mesa
bers who EeIected Him.
CFrOm a staff Correspondent

LINCOLN. June 29.-(Specisl.) Twenty
seven counties have reported to date on
the assessed valuation TO the secretary
of the State Board OF Assessment In
comparison with last year there is an
increase Of sSss.OOO. Following are the as
sessments OF the twenty-seven counties
with a comparison with last year:
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-30
Constipation Carea.

John suspic OF sunbury. Pa. writes;
''Dr. Kings New Life pills are the best
pills for constipation" sc All drug
Omaha daily bee., 1914-06-30
DEATH RECORD.
John Mauchan,

LINDSAY, Neb.. June @.-(specialD-
The body OF John Maughan was brought
from Tlden for burial in St. Johns ceme-