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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-31
TnE PArTfNG GUEST.

% was source Of sincere regret
20 tho host OF friends that she bias
made in her brief stay Too Aibuquer-
que that Mrs a g Wilde left on Fn-
day FOR Galveston where her husband
an officer in The army o. stationed.
70 had been hoped that her stay IN
This citf would bee indefinite, but it
So happened that this Arrangement
was Impossible
pr Wilde is expected % Eal with
biz regiment FOR Vera cruz ID an early
date Until that time Mrs Wilde Wiil
remain with him, after which she will
go 90 Nicksburg Miss for visit 90
her parents MI ANA Mrs B W. GrIf-
flth
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-31

M Nare ueem. anil hcr balh-
NHf Itsgus I5ft us hat week.
I.I. went 600 The Htme place Newport.
h.H'Htkt the od family home bar
n .He ~ chem NlIi RETURN
N.i HEeius Will study medicine
Hf IN. cincinnati university. faaf
He river unm Ncwpor. and
Marie WiI studs music HI ihr
H institution onk Matt wIl nos
DNm. Htes while Miss Mario WIN hr
hDrD fnf the opening 81 tho varsity.
about the middle of August
This announcement Will he uf great
interest turu'' md especially in eul-
irfr Circles. THE Higgins family
ihafe starred .u varsity NE since the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-31

A Diamond Ring for the prospective
bride is emlnently proper The SIS
YOU intend o. buN whether ID he
Diamond Ring Layaluere. Brace
let. Brooch, Watch. Cut Glass -
what not should Doe bought oi
ENERlTF as it viii signify TO the
recipient that the article represent
the best there is In jewclry our
method of conducting our business
jim Albuquerque the past 80 years
merits yonr support NO less than me
solid values we give eur patrons
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-31
INTERSECTION

Interrogation is Jhr progc.s ~
hooking HI Yourself through IL
g'na moro nf lefs darby nnl ls
usually rdulaed h bt those who
howe nefh.ne else ~ 90.
lnlg,sp fetioH II long rouun-
urd ufafuDfa maus maadIes Iu-
l'udiHf suffmsltIs. HoK-maulA.
grippe iHOr fever. prohibition
.f'a rasime. tWo.slep. legislation
ana laws one III the oldest and
MOST reliable cures known %
goo into ngh with your ueieb-
Dor some thIuk the remedy IS
worse than ODE diaeaHe life.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-31
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ANOTHER MEEk OF DELIGHT.

Miss olive Rush and sister, Mrs
Baldwin have returned from Taos.
where they took a look at the pueblo.
We're guests in The studios, saw the
strange sights thar cnchain the artist
colony and were imbued with the spir-
II that viii haunt them ever after
wards and urge them 20 return 10 the
land NJ blue skies. Italian sunshine
another Attica i'm a western cline. AL
though the sisters had planned to
leave for the east Immediately Santa
Fe enthralled them to such an extent
that they remained and santa Fe had
another week Of the exhibit of the lat
est cauvasses by Miss Rush who. after
great success as q painter Of women
ana children. has turned 20 western
landscapes and Indians for new worlds
90 conquer and how well she has all
ready succeeded is evidenced by the
cauyasses exhibited i'm the Palace OF
the Governors
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-31
At THE SHRINE OF GENIUS.

JUST as ne lett ID, Is the studio Of
Y enc late Donald Beauregard. In the
I Palace If the Governors. whose walls
speak Of mighty deeds and glorious
I lives His palette, his easel his mod
/ el stand. his rude wooden table with
Us pine board bookshelf an seem 10
. ueckon him TO return
There against the north wall. un-
der the high skylight, is the greatest
ioi ms unfinished works the heroic
mural painting in three panels with
Saint Clara as the central figure d.
INestlng herself OF her rich garments 10
follow the voice Of the lowly Carpen-
ter Of Nazareth Her wondering.
naughty retinue on one side. on the
other St. Francis healing the robber
VINO had Waylaid him In the back
ground. the mission chapel. the for
ests and flowers and mountains Of
northern Italy q composition whose
poetry and whose grandeur win for
ever appeal 20 AN those vino love beau
~ and see visions
Arranged TO one side are the char
coal sketches the artist made Of his
models, an Of them Weilknown In san
"a ne, preliminary TO transferring
them % the great canyasses. There
are also his preliminary sketches OF
the SIX other panels of the life Of st.
ranels which were TO have been
placed i'm the New Mexico building at
san Diego 90 gl1rify the Sunshine state
ana its patron saint before the nations
iof the world These miniatures are
complete as tO composition and color
ANA bear mute witness 20 the genius of
the dreamer who created them. on
ono other side of the great mural
ilIIUffT1r fL &. 4
lel Of st. Francis bidding farewell 10
the splendor OF The castle of Assist AS
lit CLEANS under the starry sky. before
he enters the somber convent ina the
gloomy entrance 10 which gl0Ws "a
Iglows golden crucifix with the Cruc-
iiied one looking down upon his lat
est disciple
Director Edgar L. Hewett Of the
New Mexico museum devoted this
week 10 installing in the studio the
most noteworthy and characteristic of
lthe three hundred or So canyasses,
isketches and drawings left by Mr.
lBcauregard, "a testimonial 10 the fn-
ldustry Of the Young artist on the
least wall has been huns the most SUI
lpcrh III the western landscapes "a Utah
hillside whose sage green in the fore
lgrouud blends into most wonderful
lhlue ion The middle background beyond
which the sky is luminous with
lhght such as Is known only in the arid
west Beneath this picture. TO one
lside is another one So different in
execution. color and composition as
10 startle because Of the contrast IL
was painted I'M France and reproduces
Ia landscape that Is practically un-
known on the western continent lest
lit Doe in California ON ornthor rafaf
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-31

IN HONOR OF SIMMER NIsIrnn.

delightful tea was given Wedpes
day afternoon by Mrs Laughlin Il
honor Of Mrs. Kelly and daughter m
Kansas City. Mrs. Knott, her daueb.
ter, and Mrs. Knots mother. Mrs
Smith. Of Des Moines, Iowa. am of
whom are in Santa Fe for the sum-
mer. While it was an entirely lnfor-
NAL affair, il nevertheless was a not.
"a lla epqi41 etanf
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-31
ERnNI THE TRnPICS.

Mrs y. Hanna mother Of Judge
IT, II. Hanna. is home again from
trip that took her to Panama and me
West Indies. anon her rctlrn from
Honolulu
Miss Ruth Laughun left Panama
last week. having gone down from
Quirigua and Guatemala CITY and VIII
arrive I'm New York this week 20 spend
some time visiting friends 1t is IKE
ly that her mother, Mrs Laughlln.
will go TO New York 10 meet her
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-31
SANTA FE SOCIETY NOTES

Molin1ri Of Portales. who is in SAM,
lie en- prosaie federal jury duty T5s
other guests We're. Captain and MI.
J. J.. seiigman, Captain and Mrs &
King, Mrs. Herring and her rIsitar
Mrs. REEVES
Mr. and Mrs. Walter entertained 10,
evening at dinner i'm honor Of Dr IA.
gar /. Hewett, the guests beinr In
and AIRS. Hewett. Mrs. l.. j. IONS
Judge and Mrs. Pope. Judge and NH
Laughlln and John x. stauffer Noun
tain columbincs formed the floral an.
terpiece.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-31
TIL CARn CLTRS.

Mrs Kcgel entertained the Auction
Bridge cub on M0ndae afternoon. The
guests were Mrs. Herring. Mrs.
French Mrs Earnest. Mrs. Morley
Turlcy. the last named winning the
prize. The Saturday club met on FRI
day because OF Memorial day Mrs J.
A Hughes was the hostess
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-31
OVER THE GRAPE JUICE AND
WAINTTS.

Col and Mrs. r. C. Abbott enter
tanned Wednesday evening al mill
tary dinner In honor Of Captain ]. T.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-31
Nme. NcknRMNN,s sEnn.s.

Dn Tuesday afternoon Mrs Frank
AokermHu gave the first of "a series Isl
parties Che second and third OF which
un io follow on Tuesday and Wed
ncedHi Ht next week respectively
In0 affair mst week was Boo honor
ui AIr Miles Jnmos of sidney. Iowa.
Nhu hHs heeu for the lust three weeks
.hr house guest Of Mrs Nancy Bees
"lDt Tine prize winners are Mrs o.
n NIkeruu aud Mrs vs. So struns
Tho party NnH one Of the most de-
IahtiW oi the uHst week
l'O.les Mra Iumea. Mrs Arkcr.
nuu aaoafa Included Mus Same,
t'swiek Airs John Bwrmlur Mis
d. DO Cairns Mrs Ffank Stortz
Nlf Fred Garfield Mrs Isaac Hrth.
N W. krm Mrs Vs. D. Uust.
800. s Nukcrsdu Airs b. A Mac
phs0aH ALIAS JAMES Homog. Ars
An0 liuuug Mrs Il A. MANN. Mrs
90 Conner Mrs W vs. strong.
Nr Do 9 strong Airs d. a Nuurhct
HnI Nlf Geuree D. Abuaht
h'l Dur.us ! know those two
women s0 WON who started q huns
strike tmt ! just can't believe
iHHH te sINtn In
tlfe Ballot q wasn't their
I.Hme mt dear The prison au.
Ih.rfIeH changed tho regular Dfe
IN UIN kIHh and tUlHlre
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-31

II 81.
Myers. Mr. ana Mr. g1tfop ana NJ
and Afrg 4ewett
=
HRouN
.r,..
-, ai'i'oui',., iiirnk ~ VS. marriage
'4P ~ Na5 q "l MISS Louise
10 ~ WI. ana 'lI' i. u. Heiief VIII be
~ 49, ~ ~ AiOuquerqu
n.y. ,sra, me oilue Is wen known and has
~ 'ii'ie pr friends
'hE - the lii heaith ~ me brides
nnly ~ r1,.,t., u.li,lE vas iul.t one
frirpds - ~, ll.,..'.,...,. " l.iliiiiil q
inc nrose,., ~, t,,'., p"i yes De-
mar ~ -, a... i1usaH ~ pest
t,y 81, r,,.r. ''''.''' eeH's performed
XXX e, ,l..ll I'M ~ the
~, -. llle Diiae pc
proen ~ w. 'i''''.'' i, i''i ies
C.tt,,,, ~ ''t pl'''g'I elli1eh on
' '',.''p A''iisu ih q Eiay tailored
MN. O. va, - Nal trimmed
onai ~ ~ n,t, 80 slu ,..i' 'ns E ooa-
,.r,.,,, M'il'e wv IONS the bflie
~
- n III ilel'el ~ lung woman OF
t"'' ''ai ~ ana laIeht. she was
member Of the graduating class Of
too 5 ~ 'NeW lex
b,,, ~ fuisA''''- i'l stuuieA
rc,,c.i ,'an,,'n XII, " 9., "llu wen de-
- Po'l'', ,,, ~ i.'' Alooln Is one
Nil"Nr H'ploF ees OF the
'''',.' : 'l''' ,'au ~ 'i"llup ana ls
NE US nm ~ sl'.t''ulI promise. Mi.
,'il =, ile''sr W. nuke lheir per
MITES OF SOCIETY.
Mrs r G.. Cornish entertained
about dozen ladies informally al a
a
The 7. IS. Woolspvs win spend the
month Of June al Whitcomb Springs
= = e
Miss Katherine strIckIcr was AT
"Wednesday afternoon
MrsT. S. Woolsev d.. was hostess
at ana Informal tango party Wednes-
day night.
Mr. aud Mrs r. r. Edgar and son.
Russell returned from New YORK Erie
day evening
4 4 =
Mrs Roy Mcdonald win leave Tues
i'm Portland oregon
Mrs HIdoparde Grunsfeld ana her
Miss Marian Grunsfeld viii
soon leave for "a three months vseatio,
mi ocean pam.
Mrs S Florsheim and Miss II Rim
ana aunt 81 Mrs sidney posenvald
are guests 90 the Rosenwald home.
ward spltz will arrive from New york
during the week.. yomp Mr. SDitz is a
graduate tbls ,oar from Columbia coll
lego.
= 4
Mrs Felix Lester arrived yesterday
from Washington Miss Lorna Lester
Springs before returning 10 Albuquer-
pue
q .
Mira J.bp pnrradnfie ana family
pl.,p a. l..,, ma .1,tfar mani ~ tbis
wool f.r las Are,is. ana tli. 1...,..,
r.s,rte ,.b,r. ,i,r,. ain .r,r4 thc
..,.,,.r,,s.. ,....,.,I..
Nr and ,frs Nftles Jan,s ~ sidney
Inv. tgho h.,,, neon VISITING mo lat-
t,,,s amt Nr,s Nf,nrr ues,yirl far
mo hasa tbr.. ,.eols len ian b,pt. I'm
"wednesday
q
Mrs geeree Arnot ana children.
ana Mrs James uorner ANA family
win leata tba last Of the week for
I.onr Beach. calf. where they will
ocUupv tbr Arnot home for the SUM
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-31

The meeting oft the Thursday Morn
,ng Musical elub last week Was one
of the most enjoyable that this tall
cntod organization has had boo "a long
Time 4 program IF unusual merit
was rendered the organ recital hy
Miss keuWerthy being especially note
worthy while Mr Falkeuberg and
Mrs SehWentkcr surpassed themselves
Wa me beauty of The vocal selections
which they contributed
THE club is preparing for am event
of special Importance to be- known
Hs guest day which VIII be ON June
% 800 The Womaus club building An
elaborate program VIII Doe given and
refreshments win Doe served Each
member 81 thc club proper will be
permitted to invite Wo guests. anI
uI.h member ol thc student depart
ment VIII invite one guest The affair
promises 90 be one uf the best musical
fN.Its uf the season
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-31

At g negro wedding, when tho
clergyman read the words. loye
honor ana obey the bridegroom
Interrupted and said Real that
again. sab Read il once mo-. so's
de lady Bin ketch de fun solem-
mtg ab Do meanin Use been
married bcfo Argonaut
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-31
Commencement

Commencement aas taken tne lme-
light d1rns ihs pait Herh Tho boss
au0 eIr'a ulth the caps and EoHHs
have occupied Aii III oHr attention and
thfy would no ln Uuut III ry-
ihluE nlfp Consequently thlnaH ~.
ral except the hate hll bo-
latile turn. haYc been of O. hcltY dun
hue Nfrg little doing outside ~ lhn
fKuH Tor common emeut and come
men fmenf tfelf
a
efrHre Hrr father mW fa-k
kIsa uer 100 other night ana be
Was greatly shocked
Gladys Nothing Use Chat need
Wun tDu Clarence Dads an
electrician
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-31
ToAfRs WILDE

Mrs a EI Wilde was hostess Thurs
iay afternoon at five hundred pare
n given iu honor of hcr daughter-iu-
mW. Mrs. 8. q. wilde who has been
hor house guest for the last three
weeks
The wilde home on North Third
street was beautifully decorated with
.lt flowers. ana aH 81 the appoint
ments were ID keeping with a high
social standard. Five hundred was the
game. and the ac upauts ~ the s.E
tables #ere given an afternoon OF
rare pleasure and enjoyment The
first prize "a handsome piece 81 cut
glass. was won by Mrs wilkinson.
while Mrs John Mckee carried away
the consolation prize The guest Of
honor was presented with slFee
card case as guest prize
Those present Included Mrs Cobb.
Mrs Van Cleave. Mrs wilkinson Mrs
Campbell Mrs Winfrey. Mrs Korber.
Mrs Bleackman. Mrs g. a. Carnes.
Mrs strome. Miss Frances Strome.
Mrs Davidson, Mrs johnson. Mrs
Hawkins Mrs Wolfe Mrs Rice Nfrs
Cook Mrs Mckee Mrs Hardeman.
Mrs Hunter. Mrs Roberts Mrs
Franklin Mrs simms. Mrs Llttlelnhn.
Mrs Wells Mrs Tester. Mrs. D0dd,
Mrs sackett
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-31

Dr. and Mrs % II Briggs have give
en- up their home here and are tenn
porlrilN euesfs nf Mr.. and Mrs ~
". strong Du TUESDAY they viii
leave faf Jhcr future home in PA
rious Texas owing 90 the recent
death ~ Mrs DrIsgs mother She was
able 60 accept uuly few of ihe most
informal Of Tn, many affairs planned
hy hef friends as farewell uambll-
mcnt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-31

Mrs George Arnot and children,
and Mrs James llorner ana family
viii leave the last of the week for
Long Beach, calf. where they will
occupy TIM Arnot home for the sum
mcr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-31

Mrs Felix Lester arrived yesterday
from Washington. Miss Lorna Lester
viii visit for "a week in Colorado
Springs before returning 10 Alhuquer.
que
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-31
Ad Wolgast Gives
Unholz Knockout
in Second Round

FoN DU LAC, Wis, Jan. sO.-Ad VOL
CAST, former lightweight champion, to-
night knocked out Rudy Unholz, the
Boer lightweight in the second round Of
a scheduled ten-round contest.
After a minute and thirty-five seconds
of actual fighting Unholz took the count
four times in the first round and once
In the second and was reeling around the
ring, battling blindly when the towel
was thrown from his corner.
The weight had been specified at 1SS
pounds at o'clock and Unholz weighed
In at 127. Wolgast refused to strip, but
got on the scales in his street clothes
tipping the beam at 149.
wolgast apparently had the Boer at
his mercy at all times. At the opening
of the second round, UDholz, In
desperate effort to land luck punch
forced the fighting for minute after
which wolgast opened an attack which
drove Unholz to the mat.
sAPHo. KRUG, SIX REELS. &c and 1oe
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-31
NOTES FROM TEKAMAH
AND BURT COUNTY

TEKAMAH, Neb.. Jan. 3O-(special)-
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Latta left on Thursday
morning for three weeks trip to
southern California.
Frank Lundstrom of the First National
bank will take the position Of deputy
county treasurer of Burt county the first
Of February. The place was made va
cant by the resignation of f. W. Palen,
who accepts a position in the Farmers
State bank which was made vacant by
r. X. Hancock purchasing an interest in
the Burt County state bank.
George Baker has purchased half in
terest In the Shafer Hardware company
and will take up work there on March /.
Mr.. Baker is at present the deputy county
clerk.
Henry Owens went to Omaha Tuesday,
where he entered one OF the hospitals for
an operation Mrs. owens accompanied
him.
A. Il. Thomason OF Los Angeles. for
merly a resident of Tekamah, was here
Wednesday. He was en- route to his
homo after a visit with a sister at Win
nipeg. lie has sister at Telxamah, hence
his visit here.
The Presbyterian church rendered its
former pastor. Rev. II. w. Taylor, fare
well reception last Friday evening at the
parlors OF the church. Rev. Mr. Taylor
has accepted a pastorate at Osceola, after
having the Tekamah church for the last
nine years.
Residents OF the bottom lands east and
southeast OF TekRmah are making plans
to form drainage district The terri
| tory will take In all lands needing drain
| age south of Decatur to about a mil,
south OF the railroad bridge across tn,
Missouri at Blair,
The Tekamah High schoo; basket bal
team defeated the Fort Calhoun boys OF
Wednesday evening, the score being 8
TO %. The same evening the girls team
defeated the Craig girls team by tn
score of IS to 4.
Mrs. George Latta, Mrs. Fay Wilsol
and Mrs. A. NJ. Anderson were in omah
Tuesday.
Tekamah INDUCED in a meeting Tues
day evening to consider the question o
freight rates as they apply to certai
products to the southwest. They want
joint rate on the Omaha Northwestern
lines that will meet the Burlington rat
10 the same points.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-31
IOWA VARSITY STAR
HAS APPENDICITIS

IOWA CITY. Ia. Jan. 9o.-tspecial.)--
The Iowa basket bali team VIII be weak
ened In It's game with Ames here Sat-
urday night by the loss OF Charley Par
sons. the only veteran on the squad and
without doubt one OF the best guards In
the west Parsons has appendicitis and
probably will be compelled TO undergo
an operation in few days lie is cap
tnin of the Iowa track team for the com
ing season and an operation would mean
his loss in that sport also for the year
at least Donneley will replace Parsons
In the Iowa lineup, with Jacobson at tho
other guard Fie,ds and Van Lackum
will play the forwards, with Grissei at
center Ames has never won from Iown
in basket ball and the Hawkeyes will
make a desperate effort to keep thelr
slate clean for another year at least
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-31
YOUNG WOMAN SAVES TRAIN
Dora Shafer Prevents Passenger
from Plunge Through Bridge.
COLORADO GIRL USES PHONE
Damage OF 100000 Done by
BreakInE of Dam of Horse Creek,
Inunasting FIats-Hundreds
of Cattle Drown.

GREELEY. Colo, Jan. 30-Damage estl-
mated at nearly $4,000 was done by the
breaking OF the dam OF the Horse creek
reservoir early this morning, sending a
flood Of water over the flats inundating
q strip Of land ten miles long by three
miles wide. and torrent down Box Elder
creek.
The flood. which for a mile ran a swift
current ten feet deep. washed out fifty
feet OF the Chicago. Burlington n quincy
railroad main track ard drowned ap-
proximately 80 head OF cattle,
The quick action OF Dora Shafer. the 1s-
year-old daughter OF Frederick NJ. Shafer,
living a mile from the dam, saved a
Chicago. Burlington & Quincy westbound
train from plunglng through a weakened
bridge into Box Elder creek. where the
flood was at It's worst.
AZ daylight when tho shafer family was
aroused by the rush of tho water.
burdened with Ice and cattle. past the
house, Miss Shafer remembered the west
bound Burlington train was about due.
and knew the bridge across the Box
Elder creek could not hold.
She teiephoned TO Hudson urging that
the train be tagged.
Miss Addie Cannon. night operator at
the Hudson telephone exchange, picked
UP the call and notified Keensburg
where the train was held.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-31
KUGEL TO ENFORCE The LAW
Will Make No Changes in Police or
Detective Departments.
HAS CONFERENCE WITH RYDER
VIII Exchange offices Monday
KuEeI says lie Expects the PO-
lice Force TO Garry Out
HIS Orders.

Police Commissioner ]. ]. RISER and
street Commissioner a. c. KuSel held a
conference in the latter's office and ex-
changed official condolences. Commis-
sloner Ryder goes into Kugers office
Monday and Kugel takes charge of the
police department
Neither official has announced any
particular change of policy, Commis-
sioner Kugel saying merely he would
enforce the law when he became head
OF the police department.
Nothing will stand in the way of law
enforcement" Kugel said. He has am
nounced that there will be no immediate
changes in the police or detective de-
partments. II will expect the employees
of this department to carry out orders. y
he said.
Commissioner Ryder is busying himself
with the details of the street commits
sioner's work. He Is confident. he says
that he will be kept thoroughly occupied
with the duties OF the one department.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-31
Nebraska Wesleyan
Five Captures Peru

UNIVERSITY PLACE. Ncb.. Jan. go
Especial Telegram.)-The Wesleyan Coy
otes added one more victory to their col
lection by defeating the schoolmasters
from Peru tonight on the home floor. the
final count being "a 70 46. Though on
the losing side the visitors put up stiff
argument, especially IN the second half.
when Wesleyan had three second team
men on the floor.
Captain Kecster was out OF the game
because OF illness. Yifquain played the
most consistent game for Wesleyan.
while Jaunda showed great speed for tho
PeruvianR Lineup.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-31
Purified Blood SOLVES
Most Of Sickness Problems

People who have been poulticing
and amounting eor years and years
marvel at the way S. S. s. does the
work.
when you COME TO realize that the
akin and iesh beneath are composed
OF a network OF tiny blood vessels you
solve the mystery.
There are wonderful medicinal
properties In u g S. that follow the
course Of thp blood stream just as
naturally as the most nourishing food
elements.
ThousanNs know lit to be really a
remarkable remedy. Il contains one
fngredisnt. the active purpose OF
whick fs TO stimulate the tissues to
the healthy selection OF It's own es-
sential nutriment And the "medi-
cinal elements OF this matchiess
blood purifier are just as essential TO
wefl-balaneed health as the nutritious
elements OF the meats. grains, fats
and sugars OF our daily food" said a
weil-known physician.
Not only thiA bat n from The presence ol
some distributing poison there Il q ioral or grn
eral Interference % nutrition 20 cause h0ila
earbuncles, abscessea, aud kindred troubles,
n 4. 3. 10 directs the local cells that tht
poison is rejeeted and eliainated frvm ths
prenenoe.
Then. TOO, 3. s. s. has such specific stimula
flon on these local cells ~ 10 preserve thel
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