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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-05

AUCTION WORK HANDLED IN A WAY
THAT WILL PLEASE YOU. AND EXPENSE
is KEPT DOWN.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-05
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Good new milk COW, at reason
able price Inquire Of A. Brusa, I5 Howard
slreeI 69t3s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-05

NINETY-FoUR HEAD OF BREEDERS at
meat prices-Barred Plymouth Rock and Roce
Comb X. |. Red and 2-year-old hens. year.old
cockerels. pen white Indian Runner ducks
and drake, 2 small henhouses, l SKIS, i sxiIT
with scratch shed 6x8 attached; good stock:
good reasons for selling W. HI T. Hood
Corinth, VI. sStss
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-05

AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE-on account Of
sickness wish to sell my Buick runabout
low price on same for immediate disposal
j. r. Osborne, East Barre Sstf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-05

FOR SALE-Baby carriage in nice eondi-
ton will sail cheap; also child's high chair.
inquire OF Mrs, Maud Marshall. Barre, VT,
Beckley Hill. s2tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-05

FARM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for
good renting property farms that will keep
from LIS to 80 cows good location. ]. b.
Stewart, Mortified, VT. 56t26'
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-05
HELP WANTED

GOVERNMENT POSITIONS are easy to
get my fires book.et Y6ss tells how: write to-
day-NoW. Ear Hopkins. Washington. d. c.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-06-05

:, FOR SALE-Shetiand pony and outfit. A.
II. Burke, 1T Summer street ssts
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-08
WANTS WATER
AND SEWERAGE
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC
INSTRUCTION WRITES LETTER
TO COMMISSIONERS CONVEY
ING SUCH REQUEST.

A. S. Edwards, superintendent Of
public instruction, has addressed a
letter to the mayor and board of city
commissioners, asking that city water
and sewerage facilities be extended to
block 18, in the Maxent tract, where
the county school board contemplates
the erection of large school build
ing. Superintendent Edwards an
nounced the contractor was now ready
to actively pursue the contract, and
that water supply is needed, and
right soon.
This letter was referred to Com
missioner Johnson, who has been au-
thorized to proceed in the matter as
he sees fit. The extension of the
water mains, it was stated, will be
for a comparatively small distance,
but to provide sewerage will be big
ger undertaking.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-08
ADJUSTMENTS
Double Feature Bill at Bonita.

Nell Craig, the beautiful Essanay
star, again plays the part of ''Domi
nica,p this time in Business Rivals, !"
which is being shown today at the
Bonita and which is part Of q series
Of highly interesting photo-plays
based on the famous Dominica
stories published in the Cosmopoli-
tan magazine. But this is not the
only feature the Bonita has Gin pet
to" for their patrons today. A three
reel Universal feature, Both Sides
Of Life" with Ella Hall, who scored
such a tremendous success in Jewel
is also OF today's program which is
supplemented by a snappy comedy.
In fact, today's show is one of the
best ever offered at the Bonita.
Lois Meredith, who is considered a
Broadway star of first magnitude,
plays the principal part in the four
reel Kalem Broadway Favourite fea-
ture, "The Legacy of Folly" a
drama Of High Life"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-08
The Isis Theatre.

By the time the Selig Polyscope
company had arrang ID to visualize
Rex Beach's noted book, ''The Spoil
ers," some features of the original
environment had been eliminated,
and it was necessary to restore them
to preserve the atmosphere of the
original work. Main street, in the
city. of Nome, had been wrecked by
tidal wave, and then eliminated By
fire that followed when the ruins
were timber-dry. With the aid of
old photographs, every detail was re-
stored carefully for this reincarna-
ton Of the famous placer mining
town on the bleak shores Of Boring
sea.
1t may be recalled in the book, that
the miners, to rebuke the lawless IN
vaders, who had under the false
shadow of legal advice, taken their
property, In revenge destroyed the
mining camp of Midas. This was
visualized in vivid style, as an old
mining settlement was purchased,
and blast after blast of dynamite
blew it off the map. Over three
months of working time was re-
quired to make 'sThe Spoilers, ("
necessitating the carrying Of large
company over vast distances to Sc
cure the results in authentic '1oca-
tons" The bookscaIls for a number
of scenes taken in the driving rain.
Producer Colin Campbell had a good
healthy lot of artists and none OF
them shrank from the sometimes dis
agreeable duties involved in the real
life that makes ''The Spoilers" big
moving and masterful. This won
derful picture will be exhibited at the
Isis Friday and Saturday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-08
Are Looking For
Persons Enemies
to lodge Knowles
By ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Providence, R. l., Sept. Efforts
were made by the authorities today
to trace the movements of persons al
legged to ahve shown unfriendliness
toward Justice Willis S. Knowles, Of
the Eighth district court, who was
murdered at North Scituate yesrer-
day.
The theory to which the police in
timated they were most inclined to
attach Importance was that the JUS
tice was shot by some who was in
fear of prosecution as result of JUS
tice Knowles activities in trying to
bring about the punishment of viola
tors of the fish and game laws. A
search for one suspect during the
night was without result.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-08
MORE TROOPS ON
WAY TO TEXAS BORDER

jackson, Tenn, Sept. IA special
train of twenty-seven cars, carrying
Battery B Of the Third field artillery
from Camp Robinson, Wis, passed
through here today en- route to San
Antonio, Tex. The troops will
strengthen the forces engaged in pro-
tecting the border from the raids of
Mexican bandits. The movement
comprises nine officers and 155 sol
diers, together with full equipment
for field work.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-08
Federal League.
VIOLENT ARTILLERY
EXCHANGES CONTINUE

Pari, Sept. Last night saw a
continuance of the violent artillery
exchanges along the French line, ac-
cording to the official war Office state
ment this afternoon. The fighting
took place around Souchez and near
Melville, and it was particularly Sc
we're in the region of Roye, on the
plateau of Quennevieres, and near
Nouvron.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-08

Results
Soufhern League.

Southern League.
At Atlanta Or, New Orleans
2-s. Both seven innings, agree
ment.
At Memphis A, Nashville 10.
At Little Rock 8, Chattanooga
2. Eleven innings.
At Birmingham 8, Mobile 4.
National League.
At New York 2, Boston z.
At Brooklyn 7, Philadelphia I.
At Pittsburg 8, Cincinnati 6.
At st. Louis 1, Chicago 3.
American League.
At Philadelphia Cd, Washing
ton on.
At Cleveland i, ST. Louis A. II
innings.
At Chicago 10, Detroit 8.
At Boston 8, New York 8.
Federal League.
At Newark 0, Brooklyn 6.
At st. Louis 30, Chicago 0-3.
At Kansas City 2-2, Pittsburg
S-4
At Buffalo Baltimore. grounds
wet.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-08

The Fisher Rental Agency.
product of SO years expert
ence in the rental business,
can give you results in han
ding your property. Phone
2O51.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-09-08
Your rental income can be
increased by the Fisher Rem
tai Agency. Phone 2051.
GERMAN SUBMARINE
is REPORTED LOST

Berlin, Sept. THE admiralty an
nounced today that the German sub
marine U-27 sank a small British
cruiser several weeks ago. The U-27
has not been heard from since Au-
gust 10, the admiralty also says and
probably is lost.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-09
Die Sdliileraabl I'M g[a1arlta

Die 5dyiiler5abl I'M N11guitono
College lit oieies SSabr eii1c iebr 5obl-
Ereide. 8on &od Sslat1O allein ba=
ben ii6 iiber 100 Shiiler angemel=
oct. Sduiler aus SEM gan5en 2anoe
Ibeiuden 0ieies beoelrtenoe idppeoiide
Nreoigerlemi1lar.
Die Observation-Disclosures
Lit gcaenmartig IN sibung llrlb regll=
lirt Bic Stellerl1 fir sic peri6ieoelnel
|Steuer5ubler, melde Elm Me1,oerllng
ul1o Serabiebalng ibrer Stellerll :ba-
ben nollen. Cine 4ll5abl @eillde nm
&erabiebltng bon Stellern 1pllroe
nid)t bemiQigt. neil Sic @e60roe es
nidt fir notbmenoig iano.
Ger Staotratb 1bot iebt III ieiner
lebten Sibung oie MngelegenDeit ser
Sitnepbnsbeliber rcgnlirt. Die
giirgidaft lit jebt enbgiiltig ollf
$4,000 feitgelebt moroerl apabreno Sic
!jabrliden ai5erien al1i $25, $50 uno
$50 feItgeiebt mlrOen, gerlaB Der
@roBe Scr Mltomobile. 2ebtere
miiiien cine beitimmte Mplte innebol-
ten n1t0 beltimmte ,stlu1ben in Sc
tries lein. SSn Moline lit Sic Sit
nepblls : gnaelegenbcit nod nidt re-
gulirt, neil bie Siitl1epbus-9 eiiber oas
ISdib oSitlepblls" entierrt boben
llno cine Iari-2i5ens ermorben ba-
lhen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-09

31 e1nem bluttgen Streit 5pi=
fhen Batter unb 9obn. in be11en Ser
lauf beioe aombattanten perlebt lpur=
ben, lam es in einem Saule an 6lr=
Fling Ipe. in 8rootlpn, in peldetn,
lett 5lpei Monaten getrennt bon ibrem
9atteu, benz So Sabre alien Waaeu=
bauer Sofepb 5rid, 6rau Sofepbine
5rid nit ibrem d~lteiten @obne, benz
~25idbrigen Mafdintiten Otto s5rid
pobnt. Der alte 5rid er19ien. ON
4beno in Der Wobnung unb bat feline
5rau, gu ibm 5urid5utsbren. Da
oie1e lid ipeiserte, CAB es einen Dort-
ltreit. Ser iunge Jrid leste lih ms
M}ittel unb iat ben @ater, Sic Mhut=
ter in Hube gu lai1en, ba lie ooh a IL
tetne M%us1obnung Oente. 9ierburd
geriet Der Nlte III @ut. St apq Ell
men Hebolper aus Ser Saibe uno
f%euerte bier Sdi1e auf ben eiaenen
9obn ab. 3nei &ugeln trafen Den
iungen Mafbiniiten in ben unterletb.
8ebor Der itarte Mann auiammen=
bra9, sriff er 81 ether f9peren, Ell
iernen 4oblenidaufel unb f4l1g ben
Batter gu 8ooen. Der Mlte fpar In
be11en nur cine Minute lang betdutt.
Gr raffte 1i9 ipieber ouf uno flpb
aus Dem 9aufe. gr nlrbe ieood
eingebolt unb berbaftet. Ser @pbn
murbe nod Sem ct. Gatberine's So=
Tpital eebro@t, ipoielbit bic Mer3te
an feiner MISUNDERSTANDING aipeifeln.
Sn benz sleiden Snititut befinbst lid
als Yplioeigefangener Der Batter, ipelz
der idtpere 8erlebungen am 4opfe
oabontruQ.
9on oeutf4ldnoi den
3eitun9en ipuroe unldnsit Die @plb=
fumme, bic nod i'm @plte 1tedt, o6ne
fir sic f~inansiele ariessriiitun9
nuBbor semadt gu iein, nuf cine
WStlliaroe gei9dBt. 9ielfa9 miro es
ii6 babel INN @olomiin5en banbeln,
Die aIs 8rof6en, Mrmbdnoer poes
ionit OILS @dmuditiide sefabt iino,
Die grimerunssmiin3en barlteuen
ober ionitisen @ammelpert buben.
yfamentli9 murben piele @olbmiinaen
aus Dem Srei 8aiier : Sabr 1888
fir iolde 3tpede 5uridbebalten. Da
man lid BON iolden @plo1tiiden nibt
aern trennt, bat Die Nei9sbant cine
neus @inridltung setroffen, inoem lie
lld bereit ertldrt, Bel Der Ginliete=
rllns FOLDER Miin5en auf Muni6 cine
Auittung aus3ulte[len, norm tie |id
perpflidtet, fpateitens ap0lf Mlonate
nad ariessbeenoisune eleidartige
Gplomiinaen benz @inlieferer mieoer
suriidoueritatten. Der @olpmert
piro notursemdB bel Ser @inlieferuna
.fofort in Yapiergeib er{tattet. IS
gebt allo niemano letner Mnoeuten
perloren, nno Dem @aterlano miro
nit Der Ginlieferuns Elm GROCER
59ienit seleiitet, -
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-09

Mns ,,r]nh,h;I;,.a
@e5et NM Mri,ana Srobt mo una
0nla1os yIris aene16et Mrs asn
Ne,lin non oRein f;ir e1]bsnSmohIs'
ampds i, nerhi1nern On e;nsms IA.
Sea;inri%en gmre;h.r ~ ~ .
TTemh ron, Msnrafsntontsn ter :.
fbnr;Sth.r a;rha s 11,,has1as4.,
M mnfann;s - M,, 4D .u M
SM,,y,ar NG,,A sma ~ g. ~. ~ =
nSrt So So g maS, :. ,Spss =.
m a nup ~ ou ~. ut1DgutIlse
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-09
Scenes au8 Moliue.
6Dlgcmidiuerer MutompbilnmfaQ ii
Mlbani.

- <ss~NsAy> s
Sa1 Ml6anp lit ~porgeltern Mben6
Der "a SSabre alte Selie Mifeieu, 81
gentbiimer ser MQhanD Garage, allf
'bc0allernsqpertbe @eiie 5ll leinem Dor
0eitigen gnbe gefommel, ais iein
sll1tomobil auf oen1 @ege 5apiiden
Clinton, SSa., un6 sllbanp unitiir3te
llr0 Sen Meanm unter iih begrlrb. Ser
500 NOR ein al1genblidlider. Mau-
rice 8an @nlren, Ser e6enials in Der
Mlaidine NOR, mllrbe cine Strede
melt in eine1 @raben eeidleuoert,
enttom ober NIT eiriaen Giletidl,n-
gen l1n0 @erlebllngen, Sic jeood nid)t
gefabrlid)er @rt iinb. MifeieI NOR
lnberbeiratbet un6 birterIaBt ieine
lgltern, @1n. Msifelell unb 6rall, in
Iber @egen0 bon MlbanD, ipnpie ei11er
|8rlloer uno 5mei Sdppcltern. Sic
9eer0ialmg fin0et bellte alf oa1
[5rieobof gu Mlbanp itatt.
Conrad 5d)oo bon silpis. fat bon
Der Staotberipaltung Sen aontraft
erbaIten, bas groBe Meierpoir in Sill
Ibis 81 f%onltruirel1. Die &ontraft=
iumme lit $2,295.7O. @eitcre lehs
|Mngebote marel1 eingelarfen l1no oos
|Mngebot BON Sd]ao NOR nm et1pa
5000 nieoriger 1pie bas 6es nGditcn
Bieters. Wfit ser Mrbeit lol ioiort
|begonnen mcrOen.
Der Moline &otarp Club bielt &C.
ltern Weittag Elm 2rnd}eon inn Manl1-
lecturers @otel ab mlo bate ebert
falls cine @eidyaftslibung. @err s..
6. 2lmbt bielt einen Gortrag iiiber
E&re0itmei EN- lln0 N%egulirllltg be5iel=
ben 51 8l1niten ser @eidaftslel1te.
Mebrere ser Mnapelenbcn betbeiligten
iid) at Ser Iebatte l,l,o fam man 81,
oem SbllrB, bas @rebitlimpeien 10
biel mie moglid) ein5uidranfen 1ru0
bemIelben 81 lteucrn. ST. ser nod
item Siblng ioll meiter bariiber Der.
Dalr6elt mer0en.
Die 8eer0iglrng Ser peritorbenen
6rau Eetria 2al1renicn fo1lo geltern
Mqdmittag bonn Sraller6altie, 407 Z.
|5trabe, aus ouf oem &iper1ioe 6rieo-
bof itatt. 6rellnbe Ser @erltorbenen
fnngirten dig Seidentrdger.
.
Milton Mboe0es bon Gibbs, Ser
Elm 6abrraO bon George @eit bon
ga1t Moli11e 9eltoblen baben lou nno
oasiel6e banm %perfauft lbaben ion,
tpl1roe geitern bonn Npli5eirid)ter s1ln=
ter $500 giirgldaft Sen @cidppore-
nen %iiberpie!en.
Die Gibbs @dullen aner6elr jebt
bon 279 Sdpilern beilld)t. Die gin=
tragllng bon Sdiilern oieles Sobr lit
cine beoellteno before npie ie 5llpor.
Dos 1tel,e 5dplliabr apllroe amDiens-
tag apieoer er0ffnet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-09

ginen re@t rubrenben
@inbrud ma6te I'M 9arlem poli3ei=
eeridt in Neip Yort bic a9t3ebniab=
ride Mob gli3abetb 9ousbertD, sic
junge Srau bes glet6altrisen Soiepb
Dausbertp, zines Boten Der Mqtlerz
firma Ghisbolm &c Chapman, als iie
lid erb0tig ma@te, bic 5alfte Ter
@trafe, 81 Ser ibr bes 9iebltabls Be-
5idtietcr Mtam perurteilt tperoen
tDnnle, auf ii6 gu nsbmen. Dousberz
tn bate Ser genannten girmo $3.50
e%ntpenbet, UNI ii9 einen eisenen
5auSitano gu g%riinben. Die bei=
Ben beaa6en iid nod 9oboten, lie=
Ben Ii6 bort in pie g6efefeln ld!az
gen ulb tebrten 0ann nad Netp yort
3uriid, ND tie ibr Seim auf9lusen.
Says barauf purDss 9ousbertD bon
einem leiner friibsreH, Mttorbeiter ge=
lebsn, Der iofort feline 8erhaftung
beranlabte. Man fanb bei inn Md
5000. Midter Gorrgnn belt Dousb-
ertp fir Sic straightforward felt,
lieB jeoo9 Die junge Trau. obnohl
tie lih als Wtitpiierin Oes D%iebitabls
be5eidnete, fret. B
Der IS 4 R,pi It #gruh
Sod aus upolba, st ais @e6Sun5s
funf5igidtsiser ben Seloeutoo auf
BEN JelDe Der @brs fono, lpar cine
Der b%etanntefen DISQUALIFICATION
SbIringens. Mls Grunoer uno Be=
flyer beg rMoritatenbeims" iii Mpol=
pa bat er Diel-@elo fir Naturlelten=
beiten, Mltertiimer, Moffen uno
SAriften a~l6gesebsn, nit benen er
ieine, 9%ammlungen .berei9erte uno
oaonr6 Die @Aa4ut{ftaitte gu elmer &C.
5ensipiroigteit mad)te. &o9 bat biel=
fa4grpbeEeifen unternommen, pal,d
nod Wteilina Unit! 9an JJranciscp,
als oieie 9tGbte our9 @rbbeben Der.
%lpiiitet poroen lpare1l. Mitben 1iio.
europdi19en Sprohen pertraut, ipub=
te er ben italienii9en @ouperneur,
Der blrdaus teinen Jremoen mad
Me'ina reiien laHen %lnolte, baourd
gu eines &eiicerlaubniS gu bclpegen,
oob er ii9 ibm dig Der uidDnlte
Wlcnn @uropus" bprltelte. @letb au
Mnfans bes &rieges ipurben feline
betben 50bne unter Sic 5ubl1en se=
rufen, lno Der iiin9ere fiel auf Sen
91laatfelbern i'm Often. lin Sen
Werlnit ieines @obnes, zines illngen
Jamilienpaters, gu RIDDEN, oog Der
56ldbrtge @ater mitten i'm Winter
Jen Often, no er ieBt ben Spo erlit=
ten hnt.
Sn Der 8ibeI bepan.
bert. l%lnteroffioier: Wenn's gum
Dien1t gebt, iino g bait INNER ser
leBte, aber lpenn's gum 6reFe sebt,
oa elm g. bob g sueriht TONNE!
@olfat. Runbibat Der Sbeplpsie):
Sa, idau'n g, 5err l1nteroffi5ier,
ltebt bod in ber Bibel geidrieben:
Die lebten ioaen Sic eriten fem!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-09

Sn oelr1 @efin6etl 0es 9111lien M1l-
orcp Nl1ltilnif, Der ON Mto1ttog
Mbeno BON mcbreren 2onosleuter
iiberfollen uno u1menidli6 5ugerid)-
tet milrbe, 10 ooB er %lal1gere 3eit be-!
i%innltngslps i'm Soipital barnieoer=
lag, lit jeet cine @elroulla 5lln1 8elle-
rem cineetreten. Ser Mo11n lit jebt
nod nidt in ser Sage, iiber Sen
l1eberfaa Mnffl6rung 81 gebel1. Gin
aepiiier Heter @bapfis mllroe als eli
lter ser slngreifer perbaftet l1,lo u1-
ter $500 @iirgidaft Ben @roBge=
idmorenen %iiber1pieien. Gle Noli3ei
balt iebt l1mida1 nod Sen anberen
Ingreiiern.
Garl gdltrom l,n6 Iroll, 245 So.
StraBe mobn6aft, muroel1 porgeltern
Mbenb megen SrieOcnsitoru1q nerbaf=
tet. Ias @erbDr mllroe bis gum
samstag neridpo6en. Mlife 8ea1=
baum bon @alt MoIine ml,roe geltern
Woraen megen 5ragens perborge11cr
8affen perbaftet m1o POM Nidter gu
$27.25 Strafe umo Soften perllr=
tbeilt. gei elmer S6laaerei lbotte ser
Mdann cinen Repolper ge5ogen uno
mllrpe bierbei obgefabt.
1ie 8eer0igung Ser perltorbe1en
6ral 9t1ra Brunitrom fi1loet n1n
5reitag Nad)mittdg bonn Irallerbauie
aus al1f bem 8iDeriioe sSrieobof itott.
Die gecrbignng oes peritorbenen
Sames @idep fiaroet berte Nad)n1it-
tag bonn Sral1erbaule, I'LL Ia. Ctr,
aus al1f oem Giperiioe 6rieobof ltatt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-09

gsGidite ISOLDE apiro Sic 8ila Sc
Gbantal fir 0as fommenbe 5dplliabr
eroff1et mcrbe1,. 8ies lit befanntlibE
cine Neniion fir Mibd)enL sic bier
cine por5iiglide driltlide gr5ieblrng
erbalten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-09

Die Gibbs @dule1 aperoen jebt
bon 279 Sdiilerlt belld)t. Die @in=
traglll1g bon 5diilern oieles Sabr lit
beoeltelrO Before npie ie allpor.
'Das l1ele 5dplliabr mllroe am9iens-
tao tpie0er eroffnet.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-28
Girls
Would Be Models;
Two Dozen Chosen

Tail models, short models, slender mod
els and fat models. blond and brunette
models TO the number Of seventy-five dis
played their graces as well as the merit
Of hundreds Of gowns and dresses at the
Byrne-Hammer store. IL was try-out day
for Merchants market week style show.
Less than one out of three was selected
by the merchants market week commit
tee. which was on hand in full force 20
inspect models to exhibit the various
styles at the style show to be held in the
Auditorium the evening Of September l..
OF tho seventy five who entered the try
outs. but twenty-three were selected for
the work.
Many Of those who entered the try-out
had had experience as models. but a num-
Der had not. OF those selected by the
committee several had had no previous
experience, but conducted themselves
we'll
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-28
OMAHA NEEDS WoRKHoUSE,
SAYS ATTORNEY MCGUIRE

Assistant City Attorney Mcclure, who
is serving as city prosecutor at the po-
lice court. declares recent observations
at this court strengthen his belief that
Omaha should have a workhouse.
1T would surprise you to know the
large per cent of nonresident prisoners
arraigned every morning. Most Of these
offenders are floaters. who come in and
make work for the police. A workhouse
would serve as a deterrent and would
make omaha a less desirable place for
these transient undesirables." remarked
Mr.. Mcclure.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-28
WEYERHAEUSER TAX.
is NEARLY MILLION
State Of Minnesota Will Try to Col
lsct 100000 from Estate of
Late Lumber King.
APPRAISED AT THIRTY MILLION

ST. PAUL. Aug. 27.-The report that
the state Of Minnesota hopes to collect
q large inheritance tax from the estate
Of the late Frederick weyerhaeuser.
lumber king, was confirmed today by
the attorney generals office. Il was
stated that the amount the state may
realize approaches 100000. based on an
estate Of SSOooO.0OO instead Of 81, SOO, Oee. as
reported by the executors.
To collect tins amount, however. Il will
be necessary for the state to prove that
the report OF the executors to the tax
commission was some twenty-eight mill
lion dollars short
Attorney General Lyndon A. Smith,
aided by Andrew Fritz, public examiner.
has obtained an exhaustive report OF
the executors, covering the holdings of
the late millionaire.
The public examiners office has been
WORKING on the Weyerhaeuser books and
on the books of companies with which
mr. Weyerhaeuser was connected for
several months" said Attorney General
Smith. "A voluminous -eport has been
presented. which l have reason to be-
lieve contains important data relative
to the afflllation Of Mr.. weyerhaeuser
with various large corporations"
Mr.. Weyerhauser was reputed to be
heavily interested I'm the Great Nor
thern Railroad company. but the inven-
tory submitted by the executors showed
a stock valuation of only $1,000 Real
estate, including a homestead, was listed
at seO.75o. Personal property was repre-
sented IN notes OF the F. weyerha auser
company for s5s5, 900; stock in the Mer-
chants National bank. st. Paul, the
First National bank. Duluth, an insur-
ance policy for $4,000 and s2e9S5 in
the bank were listed by the executors.
In the inventory there is no mention of
timber holdings in various parts of the
country, including the Potlatch Lumber
company Of Idaho, which has a sawmill
said to be among the largest in the
world. Also. there was no mention of
various paper and box mills in which
Mr. Weyerhaeuser was .'eported TO be
heavily interested.
Whatever action recommended by
William J. Stevenson, one OF the attor-
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-28
AUTO STOLEN IN OMAHA
LOCATED AT FALLS CITY

Chief of Police fSenry Dunn has re-
ceived a communication from Falls City,
Ncb., informing him that an auto which
was stolen from DR.. J. +. Hyde, 25I
South Tenth street on August "a, has been
located at that place.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-28

81 900 bill. II came 10 him By reason
Of winning q contest in which there were
900 competitors In other words, BY hav-
ing written more insurance for the com
pany during June than any Of the go
agents In Nebraska and Iowa, the low
ing cup is his personal property and Is
never again subject to competition.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-28
TOM KELLY WINS SILVER
LOVING CUP IN CONTEST

Tom s. Kelly, general agent Of the
life department Of the Travellers Insur-
snce company Of Hartford. Conn. IL the
possessor OF a silver loving cup that he
prizes more highly than he would
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-28

Have Regular Bowel Movement.
Take DR.. Kings New Life Pills and
have a daily easy movement OF the bow
els Cure constipation Only 25c. All
Observation-Disclosures.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-28

ney generals assistants after his care
ful study OF the report OF the public
examiners office. VIII be followed by the
state. the attorney general said.