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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-30
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

The Brooklzmn Country club pro gram for April follows.
 Saturday, April Sd. The Dansant. Music rom -4 to 1z. Table dshote dinner at o'clock
 Saturday, April 10th. The Daneant Music from to 12. Table d'hote dinner at 2 o'clock.
 Thursday, April 18th. Table d'hote lunches at o'clock. Aacsa on bridge at zs46. Three rubbers. Scores taken at o'clock. Prize g1vsn by Mrs.. waldo C. Bfynnt
 Saturday, April 17fh Tne pansAnt' Music from 4 to 12. Table d'hota dinner at o'clock.
 satur day. April 24tk- The Dansant adusfc from to 12. TahIe d.hote dinner at r o'clock reat-r,o5sr want ,A1za. e1v,,, e,.nt r vv;sr.s
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-30
THE PROFITS OF GARDENING.

The motives that purstIade the householder to-start in spring a back yard garden are perhaps more phil osophicaI than nercenary. Many men have a eortemp1ative and pastoral liking for seeing things grow The culture of infant beans and potatoes offers something of the same pleas ure that comes from raising babies or dogs. The battle with pests and obdurate soils is game of wits
 When the harvest is reached there Is
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-30
Nfolasses Cake.

One small cup of sugar, yolk of egg, 3 tablespoonfuls of shortening, Stir well together. then add 1 tea- spoonful each of cinnamon, ginger and salt. and cup of hot water. to which a scant teaspoonfuI of soda has been added. Stir and add 3 cups of four and. very last thing, the beaten white of 1 egg.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-30
ALL GIRLS ADOBE FLOWERS
Dear Miss Lihbey;

Dear Miss Ldkbey;
 5I am an attractive girl of 1g, just out of school; have lots of attention from men who often take a violent fancy to me when we first meet and are devoted and take me to places, but not one of my admirers ever send, me any flowers. As my girl friends get them, it has puzzled me. My lbeauxN do everything else nice for me. T aim not complaining, but it provokes me some times. as I, too, would enjoy flowers. Can you suggest any reason for this curious something or any remedy for, it?
 PUZZLED BETTY.
 You have simply met young men whoS do not happen to think of flowers, not knowing your love and desireHfor them. It would be unwise to hint to them that you would like them to send flowers. The remedy would be worse than the emission.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-30
Tomato OneIet.

Pour boiling water on the tonna- toes. skin and cut them fine. To one quart of this put chopped onions and a lump of butter the size CT an egg; let them boil half an hour; then mash them. Push in the grated bread, pepper, salt and the yoIks of eggs and fry.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-30
Steamed Brown. Bread.

One egg, 1 tablespoon shortening, 1 cup molass0s, 1 pint sour milk, teaspoon soda, I teaspoon salt, 1 pint cornmeal, pint graham flour.
 \ Mix all together, put into we'll greased basin and steam 2 1-2 hours
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-30
MISS LIBBEY'S REPLIES
 TO YOUR LETTERS

Correct name and address must be given to insure at- tention, not to print. Use ink. Write short letters, on one side of paper only. Address Miss Libhey@ 916 President Street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-30
orannerrv Pie

One cup of cranberries, Is cup of raisins, cut in halves, 1 cup sugar; 1 teaspoon of vanilla, cup of water, 1 tablespoon of flour. Cook all together on the stove for a few minutes.
 Bake with pie crust the same as you would a cranberry pie
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-30

Owing to the high prices usual1. charged by the farmers boys, no many of the city sportsmen are abl to send home trout to their friends
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-30


 opened the door herself
 q neglected to mention yesterday that I am expecting a houseful of guests in a day or two,'' I said after she had given me very cordial greet ing. ssGuestsY' she cried in dismay. toh, dear; can't you put them of ?''
 ss1 have hopes that they won't be able to stand the workmen banging around all day." I confessed, some what gufltily
 Women in the party ?
 1.-TWO I believe. Both married and qualified to express opinions. 7
 "They will be sure to nose me out, g she said ruefu1ly. Women are dread fnl nosers.'
 Don't worry I said Wen get a lot 6f new padloclks for the doors downstairs, and you'll be as safe as can be if you'll only keep quiet.'
 sBut I don't see why should be made to nope here all day and all night like a sick cat, holding my hand over Rosemary's mouth when she wants to cry and muzzlfng poor Inko so that he''-
 My dear countess" interrupted sternly, ..you should not forget that  here.i'.
 stBut I was here first,'' she argued. cit is most annoying"
 Ns'I believe you said yesterday that you are in the habit Of having your own way.'' She nodded her head. .sWell, am afraid you'll have to come down from your high horsetat least temporarily
 'tOh, I see. You-you mean to be very firm and domineering with me. 7 You must try to see things from my point off
 Please don't say thatg' she fared- ssI'm so tired of hearing those words For the last three years I've been commanded to see things from some one else's point of view, and I'm sick of the expression
 esFor heavens sake don't put me in the same boat with your husbandT'
 She regarded me somewhat frigidly for a moment longer, and then a slow. witching smile crept into her eyes.
 q shanst," she promised and laugh ed outright. 'sDo forgive me, MT. Smart I'll try to be nice and sensi- bIe, and I will be as still as mouse all the time they're here. But you must promise to come up every day and give me the gossip
 We fell into a discussion of present and future needs; of ways and means for keeping my friends utterly in the dark concerning her presence in the abandoned east wing.
 i've been trying to recall all of the notable marriages we had in New York three years ago. said I, after she had most engagingly reduced me to q state of subjection in the matter of three or four moot questions that came up for settlement You don't seem to fit in with any of the international af- fairs can bring to mind.''
 You promised you wouldn't bother about that, Mr. Smart" she said se- verely.
 ..of course you were married in New York?"
 .'In very nice church just off Fifth avenue, if that will help you any," she said. The usual crowd inside the church and the usual mob outside all , fighting for a glimpse of me in my wedding shroud and for chance to see a real Hungarian nobIeman. Ii really was very magnificent wedding MT. Smart She seemed to be unduly proud of the spectacular sacrifice
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-30
rnmafo sonp With Cheese.

Take a can of condensed tomato soup and prepare in the regular way ---that is, by adding an equal quantity of hot water and bringing to the boiling point; then after pouring it
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-30

Twenty million basebal1s are used up every year. but only a few t11ous- a11ds of them are lost by being knock ed over the rear fence.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-30

into the soup plates grate 8 small quantity of American cheese over the surface of each platefuI just before serving You will find this a pip quant variation in the flavor Of this popilIar-soup.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-30

As you love the girl, and are reason ably sure she cares for you, why not overlook the fact that others are eager to win her favor, settling all your doubts and fears by proposing mar riage (providing you are earning enough to warrant taking a wifeJ, and setting an early date. Remember, she if she is not betrothed. Y
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-30
MARRY AND SETTLE
 ALL DOUBTS
Dear Miss Bfbbey:

Dear Miss Bibbey:z
 am a young man, s19, and a chauf- feur. am in love with a sweet girl of IT., She promised me she would not have any other fellow but me. After two months she broke her promise. Do you think she loves me? She sops at my departure But I don't think she really cares for me. And also state if it would be any harm to kiss her, and shall give her one more trial to let her prove that she is true to me We are just 8 little mad at present. I won't correspond with her, now until hear from you.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-30

FUNERAL DESIGNS AND
 BOUQUETS JOHN RECK & SON
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-30
PuzzIED BETTy
INTERESTED IN
PHRENoLoGY

D. P: am sorry to inform you that it is against rules to give ad-,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-30

more earnestly to bex xdesired than .we-
 mans friendship for yonan.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-30

FUNERAL DESLGN8 Q AND
 BOUQUETS JOHN RECK 6 SON
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-30
CHAPTER K.
 

! Discuss Matrimony
 a T 12s the next day I climbed the N tortuous stairs leading to the @A couutess' apartments. She - 1a@ ll,f,Anesd the. llonI. herself
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-30

1|I'I.Enaar vVall1t ..A.la. one Cens worta.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-30
IS CALLING A
WASTE OF TIME

.sWhere you are liberal of your loves
 and counse1s, Be sure you be not loose; for those you make friends And give your hearts to, when they
 once perceive The least rub in your fortunes. fail
 away Like water from ye. never found
 again, But where they mean to sink ye.''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-03

Creamery huitrr stc ~ faf cream
cheese tt~ ~ uve turhefs 1to %
iAaih chops tec 10 pot roast. g. ~
pork roast itc ~ ftifBcs heads o.
green onions g. huhrh. carrots bunrhe-
ST. art~si ~niuns fna TOO. rnrunhefs.
fnr o. nsu tfaut : lbs. ier. cho~
rhew ttr al black cod. 9 ihs ikr ha
uanas . tf dos appies. Dc dos grape
fruif fof zee. Qpssn olives Sc 8,
rolled oats ihs ser iounHFF SOAP ~
haFs str No pure lard 4tr WsshinE
tan mUk. 3 cans str pink beans ihs
ftr Wrench pfunsf Z rhs see ese Fal.
sanifed ralit .nr. thc steel clad pals
fer PEI, leaves bread. Ice. eranbsffiss
lst lh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-03

stall -. Tie fine FrRnutatcd sugar.
$50 stall 70 pure pastcurined milk. ne
pf &C. a. stall 1903 i1Ae cans red
salmon. &C.. stalls A-at sfsmcu Wine
sap apples Csc box stall a.. fresh
churnef butter roc 10 stall ~. 1tc cans
pineapple lsc. ltc can pork and beans,
Zoe. lesc raislrs Toe ~ Be- sacks
salt 100 mararoni Do No.. : cans peas.
corn. beans oysters salmon or soups
SOC stall e. turkeys tsc H.. pot roast.
&C. 60 zoe a.. liver. Sc 10 boiling beef
&C. go 80 10 pork t1hr to iThc ~
pirinin HteRk iGc ~ stan 1901, peanut
brittle lEc ~
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PUBLIC MARKETS


wal Itt 70 Do saIt n1nf fifH sail
ftb tars iaurdF5 suar .at. fresh cram
teffi~k Gee ib. nthii tll space rihs. ice
la tai rossis. ifc % Zee. e lainh. ice
issr So rfaU boiling he~f tee lh 3
fanrf rirklrd rofH ttr ih stall zee Z
its rink b~aus ete fsFins. o. iH Efali
SOS. cans tomato soapt Esr stall ftt.
rafn raaHf. er o. dfY saft pafk o. 10.
hfaT F.t GO chocolates str ~ fudge
fer ih stall tfs Weston talked hsans Zee
o. iPs hpuiinf g qts itc stall zHi dfY
eHions 5 fts iee rod cucln4hsrs. faf
ar Stall lft. shopidcr bans 3ec o. +.
lrsn i'ork roast fdr 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-03

stalls .t't best milk - 90 Per case
delivered free. flour ~ 30 p~F sack ds
livcrrd. 'lbs suEar. tlr. boc tea co.
80 10 sack flour zoe BE cans peas
fnr gfF. ff-nT cans tomato soup. Tor
Use stall 20. Ell bacon. be 10 hams
isc M salt pork t0r Va. steak 2 g r. g.
10. BOILING beet ~ ~ veal roast ists BE-
~ veai stew. Toe % pork roast lee %.
ieK - pork isc o. stalls n and RIt.
ariirhokea Toe each 2 Tor gtc sweet
POTATOES . no 1tc fancy tomatoes Toe
49, ihs ctc brussels sprouts zoe %
string beans its aEr head lettuce
Tor use stall p boiling beef Sc n
steer pot roast. Sc 20 soc lb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-03
NOTICE OF ELECTION
NOTICE or ELECTION



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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-03

44--Houses for Sale
Z noon neat cotfaHr. 90 iat sostah. nH
Meridian car close 90 school alf lfH.
urat.meuf- in except 90 Wins saffouna
- 90 good cottages t'fiea ~ qpa.
terms
coiLYFn Villas ELLIOTT Inc
ne i1ar, nidE Nsln 500
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HOTELS

7tiG NtNatNUN tug ~ Firatnia a. sna
E4xhfh ave tsa snY ears VIA Wssfiaks
Mqasrn elegantly fufntshef
reams Tfahsisni see 20 81 ssehlg.
tsss 90 % Kitchen privileges
TIE ANNEX --fest Eixhth. -.ss wsss.
lake ave Nsw. sisaH Furnished. sfsHfa-
heated bedrooms Tor meal tree bath.
SD ahpns Tfansisri use ~sssiY o. 80.
rkNrUN hUTkt.~t - w~st ~. hau.s
tssnIus saii.t o, Third ana chsfFE
N4fn tsft
fioT 81. WffHNHipE ttssR Ftfss aruas
Hts mafsst ftnEis ard Gre suifs
hausrk -~uinE rnpnss. sash fru'n. free
baths free eas
lis1l17s so--lsii,s ssesna o sees -
'IuTGt. MAJ ooS -nssth snd Tssisf 4aF
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pHRENOIOCISTS
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si-hercagc for Sale

REM The ramiHs city = GENITAL
- W. OREGON Tws large mills
nar under construction raf - eur
cffirs fof srfarmaftan "a Close IN lots
tettte from itto 90 ttoa uifhoai tn-
tsfrss. on Yagr nun terms
REID LAND co. tnaf Arcade niss
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s-For Sale Miscellaneous

SASH ANn DOORS
tt's GOOD Investment 90 have snufs
ftttins windows and handsome door.
a n Williams sash sud dcors are the
hest that can 10 made We make ouf
own sash doors and Interior trim
own eur ewn min ana sell direct 80
any one Al factory price, ota d"lN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-03

| 23-Personals
bESvEK DIS wonka iiss i,s. si,g
lFRRNcit woMt~. refined sirKis about
%. etshes the acquaintance - an sda
Gated gentleman. 90 go % ot}eri waffi.
naauY utss AEa and hssimras in fifsa
tsttss no rsnsral dsItsres Address
Afa- star
SIS pay sssh Or ,arnitars ~ rins >,
Phaas Main 1900
I TITTTs ~ sarrsssfai comedies -.
positively auarsntsea. safe and sHfs
isse = Madison
SEND To- u,strirnanisi papsf eoniaiaias
rhets. hsndrsds % uaIpss 90 select
frofa. rasar uuaithys To- svpy sstab'
Iis@h IL Y.sr- in seattle not ti.
seattle wash
kNEHttkS farmer. sod hatiis ~ants
60 meet q good woman. rs 20 - 90.
jest usaifiniaaf Addrs.s = ~ star
lsWENTEnA collins snf sEatinE searfs
and caps. suttfed 20 ne - fIss q
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widow Middle arr. Business sspsrisues.
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/ star
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AZ . Tara Heisi iiii rh,rd.
I LADIES private maternity home. sdep.
! tion ~ desired Save itme snd money
! ~ esiliaE tsif seih ave-, East hsai'
| .on ear
MISS WALLACE Hafhs. massage East.
efn attendant 80 risr offics a.
/ Hotel Green
KISS JEwELte-AA@icuH nt.s
I vntFd 4f'te. 10
MISS 9RRY vapaf baths wassaEs fght
! magnetic treatments hps- 81. tutst
HYhee
/ kAvANAuGh e its9 HATS ICES 10 ~
/ WASTED ~ workins man. a middle
assf uonnan Nh9 WAITS a home f9r tho
/ winter ufth small eaEes ln ihe
I country farury ~ Hsht hcus~~ork
goff o. No HoH -. Mt
7 vernon wash
sUFENFfTotH UAtR permanenuY re-
( moved ~ risctrotFsis Reduced rates.
~ appoinfnsnt Address A-is. star
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25-Spiritual Mediums
/ EuYTsTfAS ciairvoYaut ard uhrsnotaEis
gives true advice in business Las. love.
health ard family affairH what shs
| sees and tolls comes true Farsfarfinu
| o. M charra a. readings f1r o. ttfs
Pike A.. bstNssn Horen and Aiuor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-03
}lS AUG rl0M SALE

To be held Monday. Dee 6. at
23n q M. rain or shine. consist.
ing OF Is head Of horses and
mares ot all descriptions. both
light and heavy also secondhand
wagons and harness OF al kinds
We have a promise % several hlg
outfits To be sold az this auction:
the people who own same have
given rs positive instruction to
dispose Of this stock At any cost.
they hayins already bought auto
trucks 10 replace stock ANY body
having stock OF any Kind 20 sell.
we can dispose Of same on com.
mission. Bring Il in and We can
sell il for you
Take South Seattle car NJ Second
and Yesier. opposite Smith Bldg,
get off at HolEate st. walk -
block south 10 Kentucky Auction
Sales stable. zoos Ninth ave s
Phone Main 1850, Main tssq
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-03

CHEAPEST PLACE 60 puy o. zen, sew.
tnr machines tif rin~ Main isep
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-03
43-Lots for Sale
CLEAN UP SALE OF LOTS
BIC LOTS READY To
HI'iID OK


Eight NJ those 20 foot aots v'ii be sold AZ
tho aHtouiahinFlf low price -
1900
a. cash 70 nay expense ~ sale. and
g. 90 monthly
LOWEST RATE or INTEREST
CUT FROM st1s To SEQ
These lots are near itiilmRn city and Cos
Iumbin They Ito ns nicely as n graded
with shovel There is 81 beautiful
Wow. unusually fine soil water is in !,
plank sidewalks. short walk Co car
Il pW> THESE LOTS THEY ARE
FREE ANp CLEAR so MORT
GAGE so ASSESSMENTS
am going GO soil these lots On a week
or take them or tho market
IRIS W TO YOT
There was never an offer made like ~
10 Seattle You may never have an
other such chance
n YOU want 60 own your own place, want
60 uuu tho rent habit onme TO me
quickly Deal direct win the owner.
Don't klc, n you arc too late to got
one 81 these lots
Room etO Alaska building. Ask for
MIR Uarwood
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Dandy Little Dairy Ranch

aefrs fl-h~sf kinH ~ coil 20 an1sf
rtos riii faiss 70 bushels uheat pr
aefr rra f.fnnm house. bare. raes
Hnfes So fhifsrns sd al Ifrpiefae afs
iheiufFf N~s' bargain afuund seattle
Ter - SEQ WIu tak~ psfmrat - $50
each
~ BOOTH sit nars. nlas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-03
TINS IMPROVED PLACE TOR st.hso
on EASY TERMS
CLIFFORD a VAN AWSDAtE Inc

"''" NN'.' lUl NhhhlnFlun So
FOR RENT Ranch in Maple valley. All
stocked. with bungalow Phone Main
E5s l6tGh Ninth ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-03

t3tbO NICK new, h.room cottage. on
40 foot lot. deacon hin
81 300 slice now, G. room house, on 10
foot beacon mn corner
81. 500 room house and ! y acres rich,
cleared land. ~ minutes from
city halt cnsy terms.
2 f00.-Lot. Queen Anne hin
ROTH WE'LL A CROCK FIT Main 100
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PIANOS

want rianNr Come 20 tho "
NUler FHttorta NArcroow. ga
Hlal aud sol werits leader at
wholesale taah cor terms
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&. y. REMsBTRG.
Its Secretary
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81 ,i-sed
and taxes and ersstn.
'teeeo es bond
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scheme
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sundd and my essss
sndiri N. state Of wahns'es In ne
fhO~s'
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to inc years AFT their date
date
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40 Inclusive
Of
and IN tina pus.
the a' s 81 s ma tuna f me nsn. s and s
Of
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ard
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Polls shall b open ron p m
COMMISSION o
G u srr~ideu
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Modern Cottage ior 81 200

jest ~ re riif irnits hiafks 80 eifF
rar. rnanfs anf bath cement bass
meat. aansr broke raF tAh8 cash ani
assume iste mnrsEaFe fnQuite y
feH ffrfFAw HitE
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-31
Omaha Men Speak on
River Barge Line at
st, Joseph Meeting

ST. Joseph business men are buckling
right into the work of planning a Mis-
rouri river barge line, according TO J. w.
Gamble, T. B. Coleman and Robert II,
Manley, who were at st. Joseph Friday
night, attending a big meeting OF bust
ness men there to talk over the pro-
ieet
The three Omaha men were called
\ upon to express their opinions OF river
Navigation, and they responded with
speeches that reflected the enthusiasm
of Omaha in the Missouri river naviga-
ton project. ST. Joseph has piaced the
matter practically. in the hands OF the
Commercial club of that city. which is
to go ahead with whatever plans are
made in the future.
In Omaha, the committee appointed at
Omaha's mass meeting few weeks ago
Is steadily working UP DATA regarding
some details that must be considered be-
fore the project can be gone ahead with.
The committee is collecting all the avail
able information regarding the amount
of tonnage Omaha shippers would care
to handle on the river. This information
will be reported back to the trade ex-
tension committee of the Commercial
club.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-31
Bridge Schedule
Across River May
Be Changed Some

Encouragement Of train schedules over
local and nearby bridges across the Mis-
souri, river is rumored as a probability,
because Of the present enforcement Of
rigid safety regulations on the Union
. Pacific bridge. Traffic men of the rail-
roads are said to be planning to make
protest against the new rules. which are
alleged to seriously delay train service
in Wand out of Omaha. When the pas
sepger rush TO the California expositions
comes through Omaha, it is said that
something will have 20 be DONE" either
in changing the bridge rules or bringing
the Illinois Central bridge at Omaha and
the Burlington bridge at Pacific Junction
into more general use.
The safety preeaution which is rumored
to be making the traffic men uneasy is
that only one train shall be allowed on
the Union Pacific bridge at a time, be-
cause Of the great weight OF the modern
trains, especially double-header freight
drawn by the new mogul engines. The
result complained Of is that the preeau-
ton delays all trains crossing the river
and even now sometimes causes conges-
ton at each end of the bridge.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-31
Suffrage Women
of State to Meet
Here on Monday

The executive board Of the Nebraska
Woman Suffrage association viii hold
It's first meeting since the state Conven-
ton. in Omaha Monday The Lincoln
members will arrive at 10 o'clock Monday
morning and will have luncheon at the
Young WOmen's Christian association.
following which the meeting will he held
to formulate plans for work for the COM
ing year. In the Lincoln delegation will
be MesdaInes IL. II. Wheeler, w. Il.
Hardy. F. A. Harrison, W. T. Barley.
w. 5. Jay and DR., Inez Philbrick. Mrs.
Draper Smith and Miss Daisy Doane are
the local members Of the board.