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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26

&. Jensen, at llli West Twenty
fourth street In place " at Wheeler
Park Ms planned.
MIR e. T. Hutchens ~ Phoenix,
AriE.. arrived the first ut the week
aud will spend the summer with his
son aud wife. Mir and Mrs l. +.
HutChens
Mrs. Otis Townsend entertained
Tuesday evening In honor NJ her
guests. MINES Harry Vaughn and
Mrs. Madison Arganbright ~ Kansas
city and the Lady Muccnbces. The
evening was spent at cards and top
scores were made hy Mrs Argan
bright and MIR e L. smith Ices
were served at the close Of the even.
Ing
Mrs Icw Auchampaugh who has
been the guest for the winter NJ her
daughter Mrs. W n. Crane, departed
Tuesday Tor her home In Adrian,
Mich
Judge and Mrs Samuel Harris will
depart Friday for ~ Louis MIR
Lowe Harris will go Ia Nebraska for
the summer
The Kindergarten Council viii meeI
Thursday for its final session with
Mrs. John NJ Hill
Mr. aud Mrs. John u. Thomas en-
terthlned the Evening Dinner Bridg,
club Tuesday, Mr. aud Mrs. Walter II
hcElroy Of Ottumwa. la, being spe
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26
SI$y$y$l$y$l$l$I$l$ l$l$y$ $685.

cial guests. Top score was made by
Mrs. Ernest LcComptc The club viii
meet In two weeks with Mr aud Mrs
Allen Street
Miss Margaret Andrew who has
been principal " the high school NJ
Marietta. Ok, the past winter will ar.
rive next week Tor short visit with
Mrs. $. | Ragwel while euroute to
her home In Anna III.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26

In the whole filed OF medicine
there is not healing remedy that
WIN repair damage 10 the flesh more
quickly than BALLARD's SNOW LIN.
lMBNT In cuts, wounds, sprains,
burns. scalds and rheumatism, its heal
Ing and penetrating power Is exlraordi'
nary. Price 25c, 6Oc and 500 per bot.
tie. Sold by westfnll Drug Co.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26
SOCIETY
Harriet Dunn Bentley.

Mrs II. 7. Carpenter win enter.
ktaln Informally Saturday afternoon for
|her sister, Mrs. H. G, Demlng Of Os-
wego, Pam the guests being hidden
from I 10 O'Clock
Mrs Darwin Mnllne entertained the
Two O'Clock Auction club Tuesday,
Mrs 4, &. Seids making the top score
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26
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- Great Month-End Clearance Sale in Which the -
$ Dover Of the Dollar is Ftnnhasize 81
&HAA1as1eu&

The Merchants Cooperative Dollar Day h specially interesting
I" nv hS comes o the day had planned TREMENDOUS
MONTHEN CLEARANCE SALE at savings before
empaied In oklahoma t We had planned 10 oudo all efforts
ON our Dollar Day anniversary AWcral weeks when the whole
city declared In unison TINT such before been heard
o. our ugnn plan win cnuy be changed because the
olern" Dollar Day enable, this EMPHASIZE As NEVER
BEFORE THE POWER or DOLLAR reflected In special lots
and roundups prices, dollar bar
gnu being In the lead the first day III words the aud
power VI the dollar TX greater
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26

Plumbing Repairs, Hutch, Wal 1914
ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26

Everybody see Bass SHOW Windows
tonight for Dollar Day Thursday -
Adv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26
WHAT $1OO WILL BUY IN THE BOYS STORE

Five 35c for SlOO boys Muu SlO0 $3.50 Indian
suits for boys and girls SlOO 81 - 81 80 baseball suits SlOO;
three 50 union suits for boys SlOO four j boys union suits SlOO
two Ij union suits for $OO; f. Anchor and Model houes
for Sl0O
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26
SECOND FLOOR

TAILORED AND SEMI DRESS TRIMMED HATS $1OO
Intrimmed Hasenunc Ecundonu Panama milan hemIs aud
fancy hrHds kl.OO.
Trimmed Pattern Hats $2jO-Crcpc and fucy hraids
A Better Trimmed Hat S50O-faucy brd~ natural rghous
Inc MilHus aud all white panHmas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26

COminE-Elmsr GJs', . weeks ct Petty
Advertisement
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26
1eBUTToN 81 SILK GLOVES, PAIRs, SlOO

These are in blnrk and white and have double tips
isle and ChamOsette Go,es-iGhutou worth 7jc pairs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26

Mems and boys so shirts for SlOO mems Csc night robes
Sl0O; gowns SlOO; 75c piece bathing suits
SlOO; uir, boys 25c hosiery heavy light weight all coors ST.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26

Illinois Kansas Nebraska Maryland Iowa Georgia New
York Massachusetts. Indsua Jersey and Missouri Ouof
town customers postage During this sale spoon OF any
state at &c. instead ~ lie Ouo town customers add Sc Tor post
age un single spoon.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26
50 TO $3.50 WHITE CANVAS SHOES, 81

Oue white buttons shoes welt oes aud one lot white
canyaS. nvebuttun uAforl-. turn soles.
One Lot Of Women, Soros 81 to 81 Pumps S9uue Of the big
go.tb burgnin lots uf shoes before offered.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26

EVERY SPRING SUIT IN THE HOUSE AT HAL
Copies of all imported model suits At less than half
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26
20 BOXES ARMoURs VIOLET TOILET SOAP, $40

Three cakes in a box. ur Sc box " three cakes .
Blue French Iyo-S2 hand mirror ST. $3.50 hair brush 81
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26
FOURTH FLOOR
81 TO $3.50 LACE TRIMMED GOWNS. S1OO

Princess Slips-Iawn longcoth, worth $50 at SO0
so Dresses SlOO-Percaes gnghams lawn All sizes In
uld al
81 and 50 so Corsets, SLOGAN sizes In odd lots.
Waists Some Worth So, At Sl0O-IIngere and China silk.
Wash Suts-Gautea gugham linen In numerous styles
accumulation o suits worth mp $3.50; ~ to At SlM
ChIdrens pcrcaes IN sizes 10 IA
at SlOO, instead ~ $l.g8.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26
A CLEARAWAY OF DRESSES AT $500

lot of winter styles that priced as follows Lace
huaon size IS Si5; blue tucn size 80 S5; white net
S25 blue taffeu 30 $685. crepe dresses assortment ~ size
one navy blue crepe size ~ eight assorted black Jap
numerous sizes 80 o ~. all priced at $500.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26
TWO BOYS WASH sUITs. WORTH 7bc TO $1.26 FOR 81

your choice " ANY boy wash the Boys store the
second floor worth $3.50. at SlOO.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26

The Kindergarten Council viii meet
Thursday for IT, final session with
Mn lnhn N Hin.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26

Judge and Mrs Samuel Harris "
depart Friday for ~ Louis n
Lowe Harris will gO Ia Nebraska {
the summer.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26
THIRD FLOOR
S1575 TO $65OO WINTER SUITS, $500

This ike g than sale Here Of the suits
the prices Navy blue serge ~ Slj75; navy
buatlon Siiij black size A. S3j; black braid size
$685. Size 30 Sili5 black - S5915 size lG
$ls75; size a. $l75; baleshp size ~ S25 aud
others A tremendous ~ nj $500 each
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26

Mrs. /. u, Hutchens entertained the
Criterion club Tuesday, having also
as guest Mrs Alice Burnham. The
house was decorated with roses aud
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26
2 PAIRS STAMPED PILLOW CASES, SIC

Stamped quality tubing 4213G inches in simple designs
WORK
Guest Towes-Sums linen huck sN24 five towels for AV
d. v C. Nos g. U - and 20-Tpn balls 10 box SOO box
Jack Horner Pies Of Twelve SOOhee place cards decon
tous. nut cup, aud $ sell regularly nt $50
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26
$3.50 TO $4OO HANDBAGS, SIC

Lot consists Of leather silk and satin bags
Rogers SilverwareH dessert table e tea spoons SlVO
Set uf one dozen teaspoons for SlOO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26
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By Now--Pay in July

TO make II rurrry convenient for charge customers 10
take full advan NJ mi, grcu snle, starting tomorrow, We
will charge good Nh the last four days Of this month on
the bill to be rendered July to make
the request The. books viii be- closed tonight In this
way hope to make h render you tw0fod service
when YOU tomorrow
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-09
Nine Harvard Men
Accused Of Making
False Statements

CAMBRIDGE Mass, Dec. 1-Nine men.
several OF whom are identified with Har-
ward university pleaded not guilty In the
superior court today 70 indictments eharg-
ing conspiracy. the making of false paths
and the signing of false certificates In
connection with the alleged illegal regis
tration for voting by Harvard instructors
and studentA Each furnished 1900 Sc
curity for his appearance at the trial last
month.
The grand jury returned q total. of
forty-two indictments against the nine de-
PENDANTS. Lewis s. Gannett, Harvard
student. pleaded not guilty to three In
dictments OF week ago.
Those arraigned today were Hal q,
Knight. an assistant In the department
OF government OF Harvard; Paul f. Sar
bine. assistant instructor Of physics OF
Harvard; Thomas II. Rineker. a student
at the Harvard Law school; Rev. Edward
L. Atkinson. Harvard SO. who lives ir
one OF the college fraternity houses
James Il. Wild. engineer OF one Of the
college dormitories; Kenneth p. Hin. q
state representative-elect OF Cambridge
Wilfred l. Clark, a Cambridge business
man; Arthur X. Reading. Cambridge
lawyer. and Herbert b. Harris. BOst0E
lawyer.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-09
ST. PAUL MIX OFF,
FANS HERE GRIEYE
Score of Omaha Boxing Followers
Had Planned to Take Special Car
for Gibbons Ahearn Bout.
GIBBONS IS SERIOUSLY I'LL

The cancellation OF the Mike Gibbons
Young Ahearp bout. which was scheduled
to occur in ST. Paul Friday night, Is re-
sponsible for much disappointment among
Omaha followers of the padded ring
game.
About twenty Omaha box fight fans
had made extensive plans 70 take in the
battle. A special car to leave this even
ing over tho Great Western was on the
card. and the twenty fans who wanted
TO get back Saturday morning had Paul
Bonorden Of the Great Western and Roy
Miller of the Northwestern burning the
telegraph wires trying TO get permission
from headquarters to hold the Friday
night trains at st. Paul for the Omaha
mob. The Northwestern has a train out
OF st. Paul after 10 O'Clock, and the
Great Western at 0 o'clock, and both
roads were prepared to hold their trains
until after the fight was over.
Also several of the locals had wired
for seats and had secured reservations
In the forward rows, so the cancellation
OF the bout on account of the illness OF
Gibbons comes as n big disappointment.
Among the Omahans who intended to
take the trip up for the battle are: Phil
McShane, John Lynch, Morris Mllder.
Dan Gaines. Jack Sullivan. Micky Glib
son. Billy Nesselhouse. Pete Loeb. Gene
Melady,. Tom Dennison and Fred Buri
lingim.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-09
SCHOOL FOR NATURALIzED
CITIZENS AT HASTINGS

HAST1NGS.A Neb., Dec, 7.-(Special Tel
egram.)--A night school for nattralized
citiSens II being planned for Hastings
by ]. M. Qurnatt OF Omaha, United States
naturalization examiner and the superin-
tendent OF city schools. who has promised
to launch the project after some other
problems OF his administration are
worked out.
First Lieutenant William Crossen was
elected captain OF Company @, Fifth regi-
ment. National Guard. last night after
six ballots had resulted In a tie between
himself and Second Lieutenant Evans.
Physical Director Hager OF the Young
Mems Christian association has been
engaged as director OF indoor athletics
and gymnasium work at Hastings coll
lege. He will retain his position in the
association.
Frank e. Russell pleaded guilty In dis
trict court today TO stealing Councilman
Milier's automobile last October and was
sentenced by Judge DUNCAN to from two
to five years Imprisonment In the state
penitentiary.
The Hastings Board OF Education is
having difficulty enforcing a rule adopted
some time ago calling for compliance
with the statute prohibiting the pur-
chase OF supplies from members
Last night Mrs. A II. Brooke pro
tested a bill filed by George T.. Isaman
hardware dealer. whereupon the lattel
withdrew Il with an apology. but an ex
preston that he believed the law wronI
In principle.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-09
UNION PACIFIC HOLDS
RIGHT 0F-WAY TITLE

REARNEY. Neb.. Dec. s-Cspeeial Tel
egram Edison Rich, attorney for the
Union Pacific Railroad company. took
Judgment for his client today in ten OF
tho now famous cases to eject property
owners along the right-of-way of the
road In this county.
All those who were defendants voiun-
tarily confessed judgment. settling the
matter ON the basis OF giving Judgment
and then renting the land from the
company for the nominal fee OF 81 per
year.
The railroads contention. borne out by
recent decisions OF the courts. was that
they st'll should have title 20 all land
within the tO0-foot right-of-way granted
them by an act Of congress In the late
eos. over forty cases In ejectment were
filed against Buffalo county farmers and
mOst OF the suits have been settled by a
confession OF judgment
/ The attitude OF the defendants indi-
Gated they preferred the land at the low
rental 70 long suit
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-09
Grand Jury Will
Make New Inquiry
Into Arson Charges

ST. LOUIS. Dec. s.-The cases against
three alleged arson conspirators called
for trial yesterday were dismissed by the
Circuit attorney today. He said new
investigation would be taken up by the
grand jury Friday.
The three defendants were Harold @.
Gilmore. Julius R, Bersch and Harry c.
Incl. A jury was partly selected yester-
day to try them. There are six other de-
PENDANTS whose cases have not been
called.
Gilmore is president Of the Gilmore
Bonfig Decorating company; Incl is Gil
more's secretary, and Bersch is vice
president of an insurance company.
The three were originally indicted for
conspiracy to burn the plant OF the
decorating company on July "a, 1918.
. New warrants, charging arson, were is
sued against Gilmore, lem and Bersch
this afternoon. They were released on
bond pending further investigation by the
grand jury.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-09
Twenty More Sail
to Join Ford Party

. NEW YORK. Dec. s.-Twenty peace
advocates constituting the second con-
tingent of the Ford expedition to The
Hague will sail this afternoon on the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES line steamship
Frederik VIII for Copenhagen. Most
OF the members of the party were unable
to make arrangements to leave satur-
day on the Oscar II. carrying the main
Ford expedition. list of these addi-
tional members of the peace party as
given out by Mr.. Ford's representative
included undergraduates of Yale, Har-
ward, Iowa State. Vanderbilt, Washing
ton, Minnesota. Oregon and Leland
Stanford universities. representatives OF
the governors OF Idaho, Arkansas and
Alaska and of fraternal beneficial
societies
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-09
Bulgars Pursuing
Frenchmen on Both
Sides of the Vardar

SOFIA. Dec. 5.-(via London, Dec. g.
Delayed in Transmission.)-The follow
ing statement was given out by the Bull
garian war office today:
ION both sides of the Vardar our
troops have continued the pursuit OF the
French. who are retreating. A column
advancing north of Monastir across the
Smelevo toward the road from Monastir
to Resna, defeated the Serbians after
severe fighting at Bigla mountain and
occupied the town of Resna.
"A column advancing north of Mon
astir from Kichevo to Ochrida captured,
after bitter resistance. strongly forth
fled positions near the villages of Me-
dovo and Miranmorac. and Is now
marching toward Ochrida. A column
advancing from Kichevo towards Dibra
after a sanguinary battle defeated the
serbians at the water shed. which fol-
lows the ridges Of the jana mountains,
and towards noon occupied Dibra, from
which place they are pursuing the enemy
in the direction of Truga.
ION the Serbo- Montenegrin front near
Djakana and Kilaluma our troops are
counting considerable war marterial
which the Serbo-Montenegrin troops
abandoned"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-09

Charlie White. the best known box
ing referee in this country, Is the last
OF the old guard Of ring judges who pre-
sided In the days OF the Horton law
John J. white. Sam Austin. Tim Hurst
Honest John Kelly and George SileI
have all retired or passed away.
White IL one OF the most curious fig
ures In the boxing game. When he IL
not rofereeing bouts In squared circles
ne is an art connoisseur and politician
White has passed judgment on the pur-
chases OF many notable art collections
He Ia also a member OF the New Yorh
state democratic committee.
white Il the only American referee
who ever refereed bout In England
Several years ago he served in tha
capacity at the National Sporting elul
In London.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-09
SCOTS AND BRITS
BATTLE AT SOCCER
Pete LOwden and Frank Cockayne
Will Captain Rival Elevens at
Rourke Park.
PLAYED TIE GAME LAST YEAR


The annual Brit-scot soccer game be-
tween two picked elevens Of Omaha
English and Scotch soccer sharks will
be staged at Rourke park Sunday after
noon at o'clock. Last year the rival
nationalities battled to a tie and both
teams are determined to win this year.
The Scots will be captalned by Pete
Lowden. who led the Omaha team to
victory over Sioux City ten days ago.
while the English captain will be Frank
Cockayne. Both leaders are confident
they will win.
Superintendent OF Recreation English
will be on hand and has promised to
start the game by kicking off.
The players on the teams which will
combat Sunday are selected from the
various squads in the Omaha Soccer
league. Those eligible to play must have
been born in the land o. cakes or the
tight little island where they raise bull
dogs. f.---
This game will be the last of the SOC
Ger season and It is expected that big
crowd will be out. Lneups of the teama
follows.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-09
TO HOLD RACE UP
Pixies PEAK ROAD
N. L. Drew Will Promote Three-Day
Program Of Hill-Climbs Up Fa'
nous Mountain Highway.
STOPS IN OMAHA FOR VISIT

n. L. Drew OF Colorado Springs, the
man who conceived the idea OF the Pixies
I eak Highway and promoted the road
which runs from Colorado Springs TO the
pinnacle Of the famous mountain, stopped
off IN Omaha yesterday on his way east.
where he win make plans for staging a
hill-climbins contest on the road next
year.
The Pikes Peak Highway Ii one OF the
most wonderful automobile roads in the
United States. II Is eighteen miles long
with an average grade OF per cent. The
maximum grade is 10 per cent. The per-
pendicular elevation Is 6.094 feet. The
road runs from twenty TO fifty feet In
width.
A hill-climbing contest up the Pixies
Peak Highway and promoted the road
gest racing events OF the year. II would
take some mighty skillful driving to pilot
cars up that grade with It's many sharp
curves and turns. and Mr. Drew declares
there is n point on the road where a
grandstand can be built that will enable
spectators 10 see fourteen miles OF the
eighseen-nile course.
Spencer Penrose OF Colorado Springs
has already donated n solid gold cup TO
DO presented as trophy to the winner OF
the free-for-all non-atock race, which
will be the feature event Of the hill
climbing program. In addition TO the
free-fcr-alI several races In which the
cubic displacement OF the cars will be
limited win be held. 30 that a three-day
program may be staged.
Mr. Drew. who Is manager OF the Pixies
Peak Highway company. and who will be
director OF the Matchmaking contests. haa
many friends among Omaha motorists,
and he spent Wednesday visiting them.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-09
REGENTS AND ALUMNI BOARD
GUESTS OF THE CHANCELLOR
(From a sad Correspondents

N'rom a staff Correspondentl
LINCOLN. Dec. 7.-lspeciall 1.-The board
OF regents OF the University OF Nebraska
today met with the executive board OF
the Alumni association OF the school.
Soon after taxing his scat as a new mem
Der OF the board. Regent r. p Brown
OF Lancaster county suggested that the
president OF the alumni board be invited
TO sit with the regents. and the regents
went one better by inviting the whole
board during the constructive period
through which the school Was passing.
This evening the board Of Regents and
alumni directors were guests Of Chan
csllor and kr- Asesv - fsa home Of the
chans
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-09
Stecher VIII Make
an Invasion Of the
East on New Years

Joe stecher. his brother. Anton, and
his manager. Joe Hetmanek, are still In
Omaha arranging for an eastern inva-
sion. stecher has some flattering offers
from New York and Boston for the first
o. next year and will make the trip,
He has been forced 20 cancel several
inetehes hereabouts, including one Al
Kansas City Monday night. because OF
slight indisposltion. He Is shaking
off the grippe. however. and although
not a we'll man. kept his engagement be
fore the Hotel Clerks association.
Butte. Mont. also has hung a nice
purse for the appearance OF stecher. but
IL Is doubtful II he can get that fai
away for some time, as this section Of
the country Is now demanding all his
time
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-09
Three Jurors Cited
For Contempt Of Court

NORFOLK, Nebr., Dec. s.-District
Judge WEIGH issued citation this morn
Ing at Madison ordering Frank Reuscher.
Otto Preuss and John Aldag, three
jurors in the last case against Arthur ].
Koenigstein, who was convicted Of ac-
cepting bribes as county attorney. TO APP
pear forthwith and show cause why they
should not be punished for contempt OF
court
The citation follows information filed
by County Attorney Bowling charging
these men with attempting to obstruct
the proceedings Of the court and inter-
ferlng with the adm nistration OF JUS
tice by preparing and filing affidavits in
support of the defendants motion for a
new trial.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-09
MAYOR FRIDAY TO PUSH
COUNTY SEAT CONTEST

NORFOLK, Nebr.. Dec. s Especial Tels-
gram).-Mayor John Friday OF Norfolk
Is to lead the campaign for the re-
moval Of the Madison county seat from
Madison TO Norfolk. He was today elect
ed chairman OF the executive committee.
More than 1900 names Of legal voters Of
the county have already been secured
on the petitions asking for an election
on the proposition. AS 400 names were
added, 1t seems assured that the cleo
ton will be held.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-09
JOHN M. THOMPSON AGAIN
TAKEN ILL AT STATE HOUSE
(From a staff Correspondent. }

LINCOLN, Dec. s.-(speciai. )-John M.
Thompson. state house representative Of
the Lincoln State Journal. was suddenly
taken Ill this morning in the office Of the
labor commissioner, while making his
morning run for his paper and DR.. Case
OF the State Board OF Health decided
that he should be taken to hospital.
Mr.. Thompson had Just taken up his
work after q four weeks siege IN the
hospital and It is thought that he had
overdone TO a considerable extent and
needed a greater time for recuperation.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-09
sharp Contest In Dodge.

FREMONT, Neb.. Dec. S--(speciaI.)-
The contest for the vacancy in the Dodge
County Board of Supervisors caused by
the death Of Duncan Livingston grows
more interesting daily. There are six
candidates in the field. three democrats
and three republicans Mr.. Livingston
was a democrat. His death leaves the
board evenly divided politically. with
three democrats and three republicans.
The Board OF Supervisors will meet De-
cember II to name a successor.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-09
Proceedings Begun
To Close a Resort

NORFOLK. Nebr,. Dec. s (speclal Tele-
gram).-county Attorney Downing has
started proceedings under the Albert law
TO close a resort south of Norfolk con-
Quoted by Ella Summers and Mamie
Meyers. Judge welch has granted re-
straining order enjoinlng the women from
using the house for any purpose.