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The Washington herald., 1915-01-09
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Maiden two-year-olds; three fur
longs. Tom caro-. IL CPickensl. to /, TO /.
even. won: Paymaster lC Johnson. to l. even.
second: Deliver l06 tCoosel TO ), third. Time.
O.5 35 sands Diamond. Busy Alice. Margaret o.,
ChiTator Cleaner and Tom Bingham also ran.
SECOND RACE-Maiden three yeSr-olds and up
ward; six furlongS. Joe D., l04 Warrington. :
TO l. to s. 2 to 5. won: Pied Piper. lOl Wan
D7Issn) to l. . to /. second: For Fair. l04 tCon
wayl to > third. Time. I:l425. Lady Bryu
Belle Buoy Kirene. Acis. TobnrOte, Eransitory
Dancing Master l Spy and Father Phelan also
THIRD RACE-SeIlinG: three -year-olds and up
ward: six furlonss. Light Knight. lO7 (PickenSl.
to / TO l. TO 5. won: Mordecai, los tSmythl.
to l. 1 to 5. second; Lucky George. iN Woods
to 10. third Time ia IS Old Jordan. Our
Ben. Salror Strange Girl and Eustace also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Selling; threeyearolds and up
ward six fuTlonss. Wiley, los 1ilyl. to l.
TO l. even won; Lord Marshall. us tkeoEhl
to !. even. second: El PATIO. no GoldSteinl
to TO- third. Time. ll3 IS. Bessie Louise. Re
quirzm. Mia. Salon. Luria and Cannock also ran
FIFTH RACE-SeIling; illieS and mares: three
year-olds and upward mile. RaybeTy Candle
liz NIurphyN, > to l. to ). to ). won: Kate X.
100 Urquahrt). even. to .. second; Miss kruter
lc3 rAmbrose). 70 5. thIrd. Time. 20. kneelet
GoIdcrest Girl Bula Welsh. The Busybody and
Big Dipper also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Seing; fOur-year-olds and up-
ward: mile and one-siXteenth RaEenal. lO3 (Tnr-
nerl, } to l. to TO- to 5. won; Ora Mctiee. loo
Dishmanl s 70 s. to 10. second; Strife. Ill War
riuEtonl, : to s. third. Time. la Is Beau Pere.
Husky Lad, Rcna and Benedctina also ran.
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ON THE TRACKS.
JUAREZ RESULTS.

FIRST -Threeyear-od maidens: Eve fur
longs. Aswan. lis CHollis. L to l. to !. to 2,
won; Edna H.. ITO (Keeny). to /, TO !, second
Virginia Field. 100 gsckson). 10 to l. third. Time,
C 2-5. Himyar Lass. vesta. Planetary. Breeze.
Dr. Gstlin. Jack Rittler Obolus, Avon Bear, Ken
worthy and Coming Tower also ran.
SECOND RACE-Selling: five and half furlangs
Black Sheep lO7 (BezansOn). to l, TO S, to 5.
won; Nobby lO7 Martini. 5 to .. Z to 5, second
Ferruna, 100 (Actou). even, third. Time. los IS.
Airline Saw It. Senator James. Patriotic. Marten
ChaTis Dr. S. P. Tate, Kid Nelson and Rye Straw
also ran.
THIRD RACE-Selling; fouryear-olds and up:
mile The Cinder los CKederisl. to l. to TO- l
10 6. won Dady Mint. 10 CDaWsOn). to 5, TO ..
second: PontefraCt. l0S JaCkSOnl, TO 5. third
Time l:i3. Kate Shelly. Wood Dove, COrdie F. and
C. W. KennOn also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Five furlongs. Furlong. ns
(ActUnl. to l. to l. even won Orimar Lad. lO7
Fecneyl, to l. even, second: King Worth, 1l3
GENTRY, ; to s. third. Time. / 60 rs TheodOTita,
Ann TiIly. Bosom. Fathom Rubicon II and Balmee
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Five and une-hauf furlonEs Doll
Boy. lG tSmalD. 10 to !, to !. TO l. won {:
Choctaw lO7 MolGsEorthl, ) to l. to 5. second +;
Nifty. 10 CIcCabel. 6 to s. third. Time. l:1s 2-5
sam BeckhAm. Tempest. Hazel c.. Upland King
Swedc Sam and Tight Boy also nan.
SIXTH RACE-One mile. Transact, 100 MAT
thewsl. to l, even. to 2 won: Relsetta, 100
iStirIinsl, J TO l, I to 5, second; Spindle. 100
(KedeTisl. 4 TO S. third. Time, l:il. Blue Beard.
L. H. Adair. Little Marchmont and Luke Van
Zandt also ran
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JUAREZ ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-PurSe: tWo-yesr-old nllies: three
furlOnEs Emily R.. ITO: LADY Blanche. llo: DiEan.
L.. llj: Test. 10.
SECOND RACE-Three- year ODDS: FIVE furlonES.
'Himyar Lass. 95: NirEie d. or s6 sGerthelma. 96
Jack Harrison. 9s: Bag. 1ol: Zetitie. l0l: Annie
Wood. lOl: Charity Ward Iol: BaEatele. lol: FinG-
lee. l0l: WOodman .l03: Zansaree. l03: Fred T.
l03: GHno. lO6: Doctor Brown. los.
THIRD RACE-Selling: three -year-oIds: Eve and
0ne-hsR furiOnES. blue Racer. IS: Ida. o.: sPan-
hschspi. 100: AutomSid I0s EIectroWan los: Little
Birdie. los: Judge GheenE l09 California Jack no
Lone Star. no: ROsiris. ITO.
FOURTH RACE-Selling: four-year-olds and up:
mile. 'Florin. 9l: sFort Sumter. 96: sToynbce %
'waTernE. %: 'igh Street. I0I: DIyad I04: Curli-
cue. los; Clark NJ. los: Aeumen. los; John Rear
don. 100.
FIFTH RACE-sellinE: three -year-olds: FIVE fur
longs 10y. ss: .woodmaid. ss: Enc May I0I: Ida
Cumminss l0l: Ypres iol: John Spohn Na: Cog
getty. Io3: Single Toe. Io3: Twnsht Ies: Sinai los:
Tower. ITO.
SIXTH RACE-seIhnE: -four -year-oIds and up:
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This Praise From
Veteran Gleason
Is Praise. Indeed

Out OF the anvil chorus of knocks that
heralded the coming OF Clarence Row
land, the "lowly busher." into the major
league ranks there rings one clear note
of praise. and, strange TO say, that one
big boost emanates from a veteran whose
plg league career was ended by the very
man whose ability he commends. One Of
the first acts of the new White Sox boss
was to release Kid Gleason. but the vet
eran coach has nothing but kind words
Tor Roland. Asked for his opinion of the
new leader. following his release, Gleason
spoke thusly:
He is smart baseball man, and I ex-
pect to See him do wonders with the Sox.
know him and know that he is as good
as his friends say Some baseball PLAYERS
may not think he is, but Rowland will let
them know before he is at the helm long
that he is the boss"
The Washington herald., 1915-01-09
BUSINESS HARD PRESSED
BY EASTERN QUINTET
Stenographers Manage to Win Hard
fought Basketball Game
BY e to ..

One of the hardest-fought games
ever witnessed in the scholastic circles
of this city was staged in the Business
High School gymnasium yesterday,
when business and Eastern. both MEM
bers OF the InterschOlastic League, and
although the former team won by 2S
to %, they came far from Outclassing
their opponents.
Eastern to date has been considered
a weak quint, one that would give lit
tie opposition to the Stenographers,
but they came with the same fight as of
old, and at times it appeared as though
nothing could stop them.
Culligan, B. Wise, and Glessner for
the Stenographers. and Roddy and Rice,
of the Capitol Hill five. showed to the
best advantage. The lineup:
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NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-SelIing; three -year-olds and up
ward FIVE and one-haIf furlonEs UtelrB. %; 'Coors
IOI; 'EtheIburg II. los; 'Crisco lOe; Luna, lVo
Tenuy Duncan, lO5 Martin Crisca, los; Philippine
los; Gray's Farorite. 10: Chickory Dick, ITO.
SECOND RACE-SeTinG; three-year-ods and up
ward FIVE and one-half furlIngS Tiara. %; ]. b.
Harr,u lol; sOkoIona, IOo; 'Harebell l04 Salvador
lO6; Rarette 1903: PrusDero Roy. los; Belle Bird
lOs: Nimbus 10; AuaTr. 10.
THIRD RACE-HandicaP; three year-olds and up
ward; sfr flrrlongs. DR.. LAuick. s.; O'Hagsn, lOZ
Ycrkvilc. los: Luther IO5; Jim Basey, no.
FOURTH RACE-The Laundrynens Handcan
three-year-olds and upward; one mile. Chad Buford
IOI: Indoence, l0l; Undauuted, lO3; Altamaha, los
Robert Kay lO4 Polly H., l05.
FIFTH RACE-Selling; four-year-olds and up
wand. one mile and twenty yards Tom Hancock
lOl: Ford Mai. lo4: Electric. lG; 'Col. Cook, l0
Henry HutchisDn lO9; Petelus ll2
SIXTH RACE-SeIling; four-year-olds and up
ward; one mile and twenty yards. ELLA Crane, lo5
Kiltie los; Jacob Bum, lG: 'Huda's Brother, lO9
Love Day, III; Jimmie Gill, III; Puck, H.
'Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-09

PRESIDENT MINOR SUMMONED
TO DEFEND ORGANIZED BALL


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The Washington herald., 1915-01-09
GEIGER PICKED
TO WIN RUN
Baltimore Crack Should Land
Top Honors in Annual S.
A. A. Cross Country.
DISTANCE IS SIX MILES
Carroll Institute Has Even Chance to
Capture Team Trophy-Small
Entry List.

Twenty men from the Carroll Institute
and the Baltimore Cross Country Club
will toe the mark this afternoon in the
annual A. A. L. six-mile championship
run. starting from the Cosmos Theater at
go p. m. Robert w. Eckendorf, from
Fort Myer, will also be seen in the large
field OF runners.
From the close competition in the races
brought to n close Thursday night, held
by the Cosmos Theater, the annual long
distance classic of the South should be a
thriller today.
In view of the fact that Bobby Will
Jams, the South Atlantic champion. will
not start, Joe Geiger. Of the Monumental
Gity. is picked to land the individual
prize. Geiger won the race last night in
twenty-five minutes and Two seconds, and
should prove the class of the field in this
afternoons card. Bobby Williams Is not
in the best OF shape. and his loss to the
local clubmen will be keenly felt
As to the team trophy, Carroll has
probably an even chance to win. Although
the Baltimore Cross Country Club quail
fed the first four runners in the finals
last night, six Carroll men finished next
in order, and thereby won the trophy.
With Captain Dan Healy, Stanley,
Dougherty, Blumer, w. Schmitt, and
Covert at their best the locals will no
doubt be heard from before sunset to-
day. and it will not be at all surprising
if these men land club honors from the
Baltimore outfit.
Unsold. Arntz, Schenner, and Rum
baugh make up a speedy quartet, which
is being depended upon by the Baltimore
club. These men have made history for
their club in the past and today are ex-
pected to offer strong opposition.
The Entries.
The following is the list of entries for
tOday's run:
Baltimore Cross Country Club. C.
Geiger, Henry W. Haynie, F.. w. Conrad,
James Rogers, a. A. Yingling. D. X.
Younger. H. d. SChenner w S. Rum
baugh, F. G. Arntz, B. Unsold. and G. W.
Montague.
Carroll Institute-Dan Hcaly, W. b.
Covert, T. ]. Dougherty. Anthony S.
Stanley. William A. Schmidt. E. T Dill
lon, Z. T. Dormer, James Adams, J. L.
DOwney, and Robert w. Eckendorf. from
Battery +. Field Artillery, Fort Meyer
The Washington herald., 1915-01-09

stopping for him. Doom said last night
that he had not heard or seen the Reds
manager, but if they do not make a bet
ter offer than the salary mentioned by
President Baker when talking of a trade
Doom will not journey to Redtown.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-09
PICAS WIDEN GAP
FOR SECOND PLACE
Herald Duckpin Race Keen, with the
Brewers Still in Lead by
Good Margin.

The Brewers have a substantial lead
in The Washington Herald Duckpin
League, the other teams including the
Pleas, Agates, and NOnpareils are ex-
pected to offer a keen fight for second
place.
In yesterdays match the Pleas cap
tured two of the three games, which
widened the gap for second place.
The score:
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mile. 'Freda johnson. s6; 'Rcnwar. %; Woof lol :;
Lady Innocence lOI Kick. lO3; 'LescGr 1903: Mollie
Cad. lO6: Alice Teress. lO6: Cantem. los; Melts
los: Leopold. los: Originator. Ill.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-09

SubStltuuJnS- -bald"lh LOT hice, 9l4nss W
Roddy. Goals from hOOr-Culligan ~, B. Wise t5l,
J. Wise (5l. r. Wise ~, Dyer 81. Rice. Davidson
t2l, Rnddy C5l. Goals from foul-Baldwin, r. Wise
C2l. Number Of fouls called-On Business, Z; on
Eastern. Z. RefcTre-NIr. kimball. TimekeePer-MT.
Coe. Time OF halTes-D and Is minutes
The Washington herald., 1915-01-09
GoNzAGA BEATS WESTERN.

Western High went down TO defeat al the hands
Of the Gonzaga basketball prep quint yesterday
in the latter's gym, by 3 to l3
GonzaEas swift passing game completely oatned
the Red and White in the first half, but Western
looked better in the second period and onered
spirited competition
The guard work Of FoIliard and Gardiner did
much 70 keep Westerns score down Peine and
OT,oue led their respective teams in the scoring.
Tip.-u0 ard slImmary:
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Doom Must Get Money.

Philadelphia. Jan. S-CharIie Herzog.
manager Of the Cincinnati Reds. is on
th,. trail OF Ted" Doom. HeTzog wants
The Phillies. oX-manager TO do some back
The Washington herald., 1915-01-09
The Entries.
Y. NJ. C. A. Quint Wins.

The boys department Of the " won over
Roland A. c. yesterday in basketball by the score
q TO 20
Tho teamwork Of the "Y'' team featured the
contest and won for Coach FuIer's huskies Hughes
the best performer for the losers. Lineup and
The Washington herald., 1915-01-09

The license Of the Irving Club. Of BrookIyn. has
been suspended for failing to nay . Calm Of 81
to Eddie Leichtman, q sailor. who boxed before
the club receutE.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-09

Detroit Mich, Jan. e.-PreSident Navin. OF the
Tigers. has been subpOenaed to APPEAR in court in
connection with the Federal League fight
The Washington herald., 1915-01-09
Roland A c

Substitutions-Austin for HaTen. Kelly for Hart,
Hart for GuetZ. Goals from hoor-ioetZ ~.
Davis ~. Hart az. Moore a.. Austin. Frazier ~.
Bowen lSD. Hughes ~. Bochschmidt. Goals from
fOuI-DaTs IA. Hughes (2,. Timekeeper-Mr.
Griffin. Rcferee-Mr. Murray. Cmpire-Mr. Powell.
Time Of halTe-D minutes
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Dr.. VIM. 7. Baldus, Specialist.

Brain. nerTous and stomach DISEASES Doctors
service and medicine s.. Southeast corner eth and
2 sts. NV. Hours. 10 a. H. to p. m. Phone NJ SIS
The Washington herald., 1915-01-09

sutstitution-schmitt Tor Fuller. IIoaIs from
foor-R. Foiliard ~. Schmitt ~. Gardiner Peck.
Peipe c. Goals from fcul-Peine a. Gardiner
a. Tmekeeper-R. O'Loue. Referee-FOrd Con
zaEa- Tine Of halTes-l5 and 30 minutes.
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DOWN THE ALLEYS.

allowance claimed.
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NORTHEAST DUCKPTN LEAGUE
MOUNT PLEASANT DUCKPIN LEAGUE
MASONIC pUCkPIN LEAGUE.

Totals. ..... AZ Io5 Iz
The Washington herald., 1915-01-09
SOUTHWESTERN pCcKPrN LEAGrE
Subpoenaed to Appear.

Totals. Al +S 4s4 Totals. 4s5 Is9
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-15
Nebraska
Chinch Bugs Appear
in Gage County

BEATRICE Neb. May u-lSpccial
TelegrsmO-Pr Nj ". Swenk. assistant
state entomologist. came down from Lin
coin Thursday morning and made a trip
over the eastern part OF Gaze county
with Dwight : Dalbcy and John pobbs
to inspect the wheat fields as regards
chinch bugs. which he found prevalent
I'm many fields together with the Hessisn
flies Prof Swenk says that unless tho
weather is favorable to wheat and I'M
favorable to the pest great damage viii
D., done TO crops in this section within
the next few weeks.
In about ten days said Frof sweuk
the egEs which these bugs have laid
will begin to hatch out and they will
continue multiplying until harvest II the
weather is favorable they will so 10 the
corn, and in some cases they strip a
corn field bare"
He says that farmers should make a
line OF road all around their wheat fields
to prevent the bugs from going into their
corn. II prevents the spread of the pest
John r. QUEEN of this city has just re-
turned from trip to Brown and Jacks y,
counties. kansas, and he says that the
bugs are doing much damage there
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-15
Nebraska
GIVE UNWRITTEN OPINIONS
Supreme Court Decides Number Of
Cases, Taking Advantage of
the New Law.
BIG JUDGMENT FOR SWANSON
CFrom staff Correspondent

tFrom staff CorrcspOndent)
LINCOLN. May 14-(Special Telegram
For the first time under the new law
which provides that the supreme court
need not hand down written opinions on
cases unless they cover rcversals or new
laws the court rendered four unwritten
opinions out Of the nine rendered
The judgment Of the Douglas county
district court in favor Of Nels swanson
for sss2S against the Union Pacific rail
road was affirmed. While I'm the employ
ment Of the road Swanson lost a leg His
foreman. Harry Baldwin secured set
Element with the road I'm which Swanson
was to receive $500 I'm cash and employ
ment for the future Baldwin died later
and after five years employment Swan
son was discharged. The courts held that
the company is liable.
The high court reverses another iudg-
ment for damages secured by the estate
Of Edward ]. Miller for 5000 in the dis
trict court Of Douglas county against the
Burlington railroad. The superior court
holds that the evidence was not suffi-
Gent to sustain the verdict.
The Business Mems Accident Insurance
associa ton is held liable for the acts of
an agent who wrote a policy Tor accident
insurance on the husband Of Emelia
wisentine. who at tn etime insured, was
hut Is years OF age. when the rules OF
the company made the age p as tho low
est that a person could secure insurance.
The court holds that the only fraud
committed was committed by the agent
and the insured was not responsible for
that
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-15

PAWNEE CITY. Neb May Hilary
Crouch, a young man who formerly lived
in Pawnee City was killed in an auto
mobile accident at Los Angeles last week.
Mr.. Crouch at the time of his death was
a successful practicing lawyer Of Los An
geles.
County Treasurer John d. Albright has
just paid off three more 5000 bonds,
making total OF $4,000 paid, leaving a
balance Of $4,000 court house bonds still
unpaid.
Frank Evans of Pawnee City was
elected grand recorder of the Ancient
Order of United Workmen lodge yester-
day. and with his family will probably
move to Grand Island about the first OF
June, to assume charge of the office. Mr.
Evans was county clerk of Pawnet
county for ten years and deputy county
treasurer for two terms and the Iodg,
was fortunate in being able to secufe hi!
services.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-15
TWO FALLS CITY BUSINESS
HOUSES DAMAGED BY FIRE

FALLS CITY. Neb.. May H.--(SpecialO
What might have been very serious
fire was averted by the quick action Of
the fire company Thursday night. The
Ross job printing office. which ia located
in the basement OF the Reavis Clothing
company's building. caught fire from a
cigar stump which was thrown down and
went through the open window into a pile
Of paper and rubbish The stock was
burned and the rollers an the press were
destroyed. The stock OF the Reavis
Clothing company was damaged to the
extent of 5000 by smoke and the Har-
grave clothing store next door suffered
$500 loss Both firms are covered by in
suranCe.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-15
TRIGGER CATCHES ON PORCH
AND KILLS SUPERIOR BOY

SUPERIOR, Neb., May H-tSpecial
Telegram)-Dwaine Shank, the l4-year-
old son Of MIR. and Mrs. J. d. Shank was
the victim of a fatal shotgun accident
last night He had been watching a
chicken hawk while the family was eat
ing supper and had left the gun standing
against the porch. Seeing the hawk com
ing close to the yard he jumped up from
the table and ran and started to take
the gun. The trigger caught on the porch
and discharged the load into his lungs.
He lived only about forty minutes. lie
was a freshman in the Superior High
school. His funeral will be held sunday
afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-15
Killed by Kick of Horse.

TECCMSEH, Neb., May H-(specialD-
While engaged in working about some
horses in Borlands blacksmith shop at
Sterling, this county. yesterday. Arthur
Mozarick was kicked in the stomach and
suffered fatal injury. He lived but two
hours after the injury. Mr.. Maverick,
a laborer aged about 50 years, had made
his home at Sterling and Douglas for the
last four years and but little is known
of him or his relatives. The funeral was
held at the Catholic church at St. Mary
today, and the burial was In the GENE
terry near that town.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-15
Nebraska
Oxford High School
Seniors Give Play

OXFORD, Neb., May lA-CSpeciall-The
seniors Of the oxford High school pre-
scented the play "A College Town" at the
opera house here tonight to crowded
house. The play was staged under the
direction Of Miss Bashic Tully Of Lincoln
sunday evening May i6, the class SER
mon will be preached at the opera house
ty Rev. r. X. Bailey Of the Presbyterian
church. The commencement exercises
will take place Thursday evening. May
20 Senator G. w Norris will deliver the
commencement address The senior class
this year numbers eighteen-eleven boys
and seven grls-as follows
Frank Anderson Lewis Munson
Roy Bender Merlin Springer
Ralph Cole Nora Beam
A rden Fisher Hilda Bender
Fred Hellner Lena Cadwallader
John Holltnger Margaret Hollinger
Nell Larmon Gladys Neuerhurg
Ernest lueking Alice Solberg
Homer Rhynalds Jeanette Hoppe
Frank Anderson is the honor student,
with an average of % per cent for four
years. Merlin Springer is president OF
the class and takes second place with an
average Of 96 per cent for four years. A
large per cent OF the class expects to at
tend college next year.
At a recent meeting Of the school board.
Miss Alma Aiken OF Stella. Neb, was
elected to the position of science teacher
in the high school and Miss Marie Lar
mon to the position of third and fourth
grade teacher in place OF Miss Lima
berry, who resigned to accept a Letter
position. This fills all vacancies in the
teaching corps for next year
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-15
Enrich the Blood
hoods sarsaparilla, q Spring Tonic.
Medicine, IL Necessary.

Everybody is troubled at this season
with loss OF vitality. failure Of appe-
lite, that tired feeling, or with bilious
turns, dull headaches, indigestion and
other stomach troubles, or with pimples
and other eruptions on the face and
body. The reason is that the blood il
impure and impoverished.
Hoods Sarsaparilla relieves all these
ailments. II is the old reliable medi-
cine that has stood the test of forty
years-that makes pure, rich, red blood
that strengthens every organ and
builds up the whole system II is the
all-the-year-round blood-purifier and
health -giver. Nothing else acts like It,
for nothing else Is like IT, There is no
real substitute; so be sure TO get Hoods
Ask your druggist for It today. and be-
gin taking il at nce.-Advertisement.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-15
CAUGHT UNDER AUTO
WHEN FAlNTS AT WHEEL

PLATTSMOUTH. Neb., May n.-CSpc-
clalO --Charles Sans, living eight miles
from here. was pinioned under his auto
mobile yesterday when It ran over
bank as he tainted at the wheel and lost
control. He was rescued apparently UNI
injured and his car was only slightly
damaged
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-15
CInrks Enterprise is sold.

CLARKS. Neb., MAY H-(Special)-Th
Clarks Enterprise. for the last four years
owned and published by A. Il. Rutledge,
has Just changed hands the new owner
being John I. Long OF Nehawka, Neh.
Mr. Rutledge. during his four years here
has brought the Clarks Enterprise up TO
he one of the newsiest papers in Merrick
county and has built up a Job work de-
partment that keeps the office force busy
all the time Mr. Long, the new owner,
will take charge about June I.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-15
Tramp Held ON robbery Charge.

TECUMStAI, Neb, May H-(Special. y
Sheriff NJ. Ehman picked up tramp
here yesterday who is wanted on a
charge of breaking car seal and steal
ing merchandise from the Burlir gton at
Sterling this county. The fellow would
not give his name. but when taken was
trying to send goods missing from ster-
ling TO parties in st. Louis by express.
He will be taken to lincoln for appear
ance In the federal court
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-15
News Notes of Geneva.

GENEVA, Neb.. May 1A-(special)-Dr.
W. T. Smith, dentist. shipped his goods
to Iona, Colo, where he, with his fam
lily. goes TO q new home. DR.. Smith has
n fruit ranch there He sold his business
to Or. Carlson of Ong.
James H Bell died at his home I'm
Geneva yesterday. He was rs years old
and had lived in Nebraska since 1871. The
funeral will be held Saturday afternoon.
He leaves widow and a number OF
grown children.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-15
New Organization for Union.

AVOCA. Neb. May H--(Special)-A
stock company with a capital of $4,000
was organized for the purpose OF manu-
featuring building material of concrete
and will be known as the keystone Pipe
company. The officers are: President,
w. B. Banning. Union; vice president,
Craig Polling, Nebraska City; secretary,
John Mccarthy, wyoming treasurer,
Ray Frans, Union. Z. ]. Wade of Ne
braska City is one of the biggest propo-
sitions in the cement line in the west.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-15
New Catholic Church for Lorton.

AVOCA. Neb.. May H.-(SpeciaL)-
Work has commenced on the foundation
Of fine new Catholic church Just east
Of Lorton. The eXcavating was done by
the men OF the parish. Fifteen workmen
began work Monday on the foundation
They expect to he able TO lay the corner
stone Monday, May "a