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Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-10
BUILDERS TO PICNIC At
CARTER LAKE CLUB TODAY

Reservations are coming regularly 10
Clark Shelley, secretary of the Omaha
Builders exchange for plates at the bil
picnic dinner at Carter Lake today
This IL the annual outing Of the ex-
change and all the builders are expected
to drop hammer, irowel and time book
and make a straight shoot fo- the lake
Races and athletic contests are SEIZED.
uled for the afternoon. The sports oon-
sist OF aquatic sports as we'll as races
and tugs. etc. for the 'land-lubbe 3 "
The whole afternoon and evening is giver
over to the picnic. and dinner is to be
served at o'clock.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-10

Friendless and Isolated from all man.
kind surrounded by environments Of his
own choosing. the wonderful gifts of ma
ture. guarded by his only companion. q
monster black 81. Bernard dog, Edward
Beliot, twenty-five years a hermit fish
erman OF the muddy Missouri. was found
dying Monday morning at by police
officers in front OF his tiny willow shack
on the Missouri river bank at Seventh
and Q streets.
The heartbreaking cry Of the great
dog "Rounder." as he barked for assist
ance for his dying master. rang clear
across the lonesome stiffness of the vast
river bottoms and aroused keepers of the
Union Stock Yards pumping station, who
Investigated and discovered the plight
of the master. The police department
was called and with DR.. + II. shanahan
accompanying. assistance was rushed 20
the spot where the doomed master of
the wilds" lay dying.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-10
arrish Boosts the
Stop-0ver Idea at
the Panama Fair

e. v Parrish. manager Of the publicity
bireau OF the Commercial club, Is at san
Francisco doing good work in hoostlns
INC Idea into the neads Of the transcon-
mental travellers and eastern visitors who
are doing the exposition that the only
hing 70 do Ia TO stop off at Omaha on
The return home.
Every tourist to The coast has TO visit
Inc insalidating offices TO have their tick
ets signed. When they go to these offices
they find that Parrish has a huge blot
ter all over the desk saying stop off IN
Omaha. the Gate City-East and West
For its long way back home" When
tie tourists ticket IL signed Il Is handed
70 him in an envelope furnished by Par
IRISH. bearing the same inscription. In
writing OF the good being done. Parrish
says that all notice the blottcrs and all
have some remark 70 make about Omaha,
abouts It's prosperity. It's tornado or some
other characteristic.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-10
BRYAN CALLS ON
OMAHA FRIENDS
Makes Brother-in-Law's Office His
Headquarters and Tells Of the
Desk Episode.
HE DOES NOT SEE HITCHCOCK

William Jennings Bryan dropped
into town for a few hours yester-
day. on his way to Fremont to speak
at the tractor show and at the char
tauqua.
The former cabinet members face
looked a little more tense than Il did
on his last visit here. He was full of
business as he hurried to the federal
building. and then over to the city
hall, where he interviewed Mayor
Dahlman for a few minutes. He was
in no great hurry, but still did not
find time to call on the democratic
United States senator He was alone
and without his familiar bulky. black
travelling bag.
What about that desk?"
"You want TO know about that desk.
do your he replied. well. I'll tell you.
For sentimental reasons wanted to keep
that desk because on II signed all OF
my peace treaties. l arranged with Secre-
tRry Lansing TO have another desk put
- NaAN RAaSt VI AAN biu OUts gave aEJu
in payment for the new desk. / am sure
the old desk would not have brought that
much as secondhand furniture"
ClOseted with Mayor.
Mr.. Bryan and the mayor conferred be-
hind closed doors. The mayors account
OF the conference did not cause any
stir.
He just came up to see how I was
getting along reported the mayor.
Leaving the mayors office, Mr.. Bryan
went to the elevator entrance on the
third floor and looked expectantly as the
cage whizzed by, the conductor shouting
through the bars, Going upr'
well, want to go down." replied Mr.
Bryan. smiling.
He then walked over TO the southeast
corner of Eighteenth and Farnam streets
and proceeded on an east-bound car
He's looking thinner than usual" was
the comment of several city hall officials
Before going to the city hall Mr. Bryan
made the office of district attorney in
the federal building his headquarters
TO transact little personal business
His brother-in-law. Thomas Allen. re-
Gently appointed to the district attorney
ship. was not here.
II hope that the factions will get to-
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-10
OMAHA TO RAISE ITS SHARE
FOR MICHIGAN UNION HOME

college men in Omaha are interested
the announcement made ne Ann Arbor
-fniy II the campaign among the 5000
an Of tie University Of Michigan to
sb0eoOo Tor a club house to be
90" tnd endowed for the Michigan
H-thc studsnts' organization.
aha win respond 10 the call from
Aroor," seid r. c. Peters. chairman
te diehigan union committee OF this
'Our pro rata share OF the 100000
a. subscribed without q doubt. The
higan men OF Omaha arc glad OF the
chance 70 do something really worth
lille for their alma mater. and when the
returns are all In. the last OF October. ]
feel confident that our committee viii be
seen right up in the front for rNfults ae-
complished."
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-10
RUNS THROUGH HOUSE.
TAKING LOOT ENR0UTE

Frank sonisr. sie Hickory. reported %
the police that AZ about midnight. sun
day. while he. with his family ana q
friend. were enjoying a midnight Iunch
In The kitchen Of his home. they heard 3
noise in the front Of the houss. Davs
sonier ran Into the front OF the house.
and saw = man dash into a bedroom
Following him he saw the intruder jump
frorn an open window 70 the ground. ana
run up the street Dave reached for a
fefoiyef that he had placed upon a hu-
feau. and found that the thief had taken
4 and % did not pursue him. A purss
containing s was also taken. but nOthins
lse was removed
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-10
Two Arrested for
Causing Panic in
Movie Theater

Omaha police have arrested two men
In connection with a near panic which
was created at the Princess theater. a
moving picture house at 1919 Douglas
street. where some one scattered some
Chinese stink balls and almost stampeded
the house, one woman fainting
Bill Bradshaw was arrested and he
told the police that he had been paid 81
by a rival concern for scattering the
stuff. He accused Lew Keeney, an oper-
ator. who will not admit anything TO the
police. II is said that the trouble grew
out Of the hiring of nonunlon operators
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-10
MRS. G. S. MIDD0UGH DIES
At LONG BEACH CALIFORNIA

Mrs. James II. Taylor of this city re-
ceived message announcing the death
OF her sister, Mrs Gertrude Shively Mid
dough Of Long Beach. Cal
Mrs. Middough was formerly Of Me-
braska and died in California after
sickness Of six or seven weeks. Besides
her husband she leaves two children
Stanley. aged 5, and Gladys Irene. aged g.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-10
BoRR0WS WATCH TO TIME
HIMSELF STILL RUNNING

George Walters, alias Arkansas. col
ored borrowed a watch from casual
acquaintance Sunday in order to time
himself on an errand he promised to run.
He was to return in an hour. but failed
to get back. Several hours passed, and
the friends suspicion became aroused.
whereupon he informed the police. Wal.
ters was caught, and was given sixty
days by Judge Foster.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-10
Creditors of Late
Il. M. Browning Have
Hearing August Is

Hearing OF petition OF creditors OF the
late Henry M. Browning, advertising ex-
pert. who died June "a. as the result Of
swallowing bichloride Of mercury tablets,
has been set for August IS by County
Judge Crawford. They ask that T. II.
Matters, jr.. be appointed administrator
Of the estate.
The creditors are named as follows.
Omaha Ice and Cold Storage company.
A. Hospe. plano dealer; Ryan Jewelry
company and Central Coal and Coke COM
pany.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-10
Wheat Takes Drop
of Six Cents on the
Omaha Grain Mart

With fairly heavy receipts and because
Of a general belief that wheat has been
too high as compared with the futures,
prices sold off heavily again. old wheat
sold at S1.3Sdl4O 6 cents lower than last
Saturday. and new at s9cdS1.17, to s
cents lower.
Another cause for the drop, II was
asserted, is due to the fact that mfllsrs
have become pretty well stocked up with
old wheat, and that because of little for
eign demand, there is no output for
surplus.
Corn failed to sympathize with wheat.
and prices were 4 down to IN cents MP
from Saturday, selling at 6sd7l1sc per
bushel.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-10
JUDGE CHARGES FIFTY
TO PLAY WITH REv0LV YER

Jesse Forbes and o. d. Wright were
both fined $50 and costs in police court
for carrying concealed weapons. Jesse
Forbes said that he was passing through
Omaha on his way to the harvest fields
in Dakota and had just bought his gun,
but Wright. who is employed in the stock
yards in South Omaha, was caught at
Twelfth and Davenport waving a big As
caliber revolver without any thought of
the damage II might do to the inhab-
itants of the vicinity IL II went off.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-10
ALL WERE ALSO AT THE
FORMER BRYAN HOMECOMING

Jerry Mcmahon OF Morris. ILL.,. is visit
ing his former home town. Mr.. Mcmahon
happened in the mayors office when w.
J. Bryan called City Commissioner But
let appeared on the scene and remarked
that these four men met in New York
city on the occasion OF Mr. Bryan's fam
Gus Homecoming celebration.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-10
Aged Veterans On
Lengthy Auto Tour

John Fox, II years of age. of Dallas
Center. Ia, and Josiah Petty. &c years
OF age, OF Perry, Ia. both veterans Of
the civil war. passed through Omaha on
an auto tour OF Nebraska and Colorado.
Mr.. Fox is driving the car and plans to
make about 200 miles a day.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-10
YOUNG LADS RUN AWAY
FROM DETENTION HOME

Sam salvueallie. Il. 203s Poppleton
street. and Milan Denovitch. II 1905 wiz
liams street. escaped from the detention
home Sunday and we're not captured and
taken back to the home until yester-
day when. they were discovered by the
police in a barn at 1912 William street,
where they had spent the night The lads
stole bicycle at Sixteenth aud Chicago
shortly after their escape from the home
and had gay time until captured again.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-10
JOE STEcHER PLEASED WITH
MOVIES TAKEN OF HIMSEI =

Pat McAndrews, who has charge Of the
moving pictures OF the Stecher-Cutler go
at Rourke park July s. put on a private
exhibition of the pictures Sunday for Joe
stecher, his brother, Antoine, and for Joe
Hetmenak, Stecher's manager. Stecher
was delighted with the pictures, and said.
That is surely the first time ever saw
myself wrestle. The pictures are great"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-10
P0UNDMASTER HAS KILLED
OVER THOUSAND STRAY DOGS

City Poundmaster Waggoner reports
picking up 1900 stray dogs since the sea-
son opened over 1000 dogs have been
asphyxiated by charcoal fumes.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-10

Apartments. flats, houses and cottages
can be rented quickly and cheaply by a
Bee For Rent"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-08-10

gether IN Mexico" he said. The morn
lng's papers indicate that there Is q
prospect Of their doing So"
The interviewer facetiously observed
that he presumed Mr.. Bryan meant to
use the verb get together in its peace
able sense and the ex-secretary Of state
conceded with a hint Of a smile that he
did 80 mean to use the verb.
do you think that the procedure Of
the administration looking to this end
is likely to bring about peace?" he was
asked.
We'll don't care to indulge in pc
phesy," he said. II leave pro hes ing
to the Newspapers. They are good at
that"
strong for Better Roads.
So, coming down from great, throbbing
questions Of international Importance to
the humble subject Of roads, Mr.. Bryan
let It be known that he believes that sew
eral great highways should be bui [
across the republic from coast to coast
and fed by laterals. He believes the Il ne
is near at hand when the federal govern
ment will assist the states and counties
in building such roads; also that convict
labor should be used largely in builGils
these roads. He referred to the road
building out In the coast states.
Il mention these as some of the devel-
opments of the good roads idea. and 1
am hoping that the matter may be taken
up in Nebraska.
Il would like to see our state take up
the question OF good roads in a system
attic way and begin building highways,
first along the main Travelled lines, aud
then cross roads connecting these, until
the advantage Of good roads are brought
to ALL
1T is only a question Of time until the
federal government will lend assistance
by supplying part of the funds needed
for Interstate roads. l am satisfied that
hard roads will ultimately play an i'm
portant part in the regulation Of railroad
rates"
Mr.. Bryan stated that he will spend
about three weeks more this summer in
work.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-21
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Arizona republican., 1915-04-12
TEARFUllY SELFISH

What on earth are you crying about little boy?' asked the neighbor who was strolling by a west side dooryard the other afternoon.
 Because I'm so mean an selfish," sebbed the little one.
 "Oh, 1 guess you're not very mean and selfish if it affects you this way. .' commented the passerby What makes you think you are?"
 See this bread an jelly? Well, I'm so mean an elfish that I ain'ta -goin' to give Willie none of it. Boo-ooh- nOo!"-Exchange.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-12

Geographic Society, their population totals 10,OO0,000. Four hundred mil lions of dollars of American capital is invested in these islands, and each year they send to the United States products to the value of $1OO. .OOO. 0OO
Arizona republican., 1915-04-12

boys and girls are attending school there. Three hundred and sixty five thousand tons of sugar are now pro- duced annually, as against 5000 under the Spanish regime Hawaii has shown a similar prosperity.
Arizona republican., 1915-04-12

Porto Rico, Hawaii and the Alaskan Islands have shown startling de- velopment since coming under the stars and stripes. Fifteen years ago there was but one schoolhouse in
 Porto Rico. Today nearly 200. 900
Arizona republican., 1915-04-12
UNCLE SAM HAS MANY ISLANDS

It will probably surprise you to learn that the United States flag flies over 5000 islands. According to a report received by the National
Arizona republican., 1915-04-12
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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1915-11-12

Mrs. l. L. Rogers and Mrs. Charles
Rogers were visitors in Burlington
Monday.
Miss Marion Thomas was a week. end
visitor at the home of her parents, Pres
ident and Mrs. J.. M. Thomas. Miss
Thomas is teaching in the Mortified
High school and was an attendant at
the convention held last week in Rut-
land.
The exterior of the Stokes house on
Court street is nearly completed. 1t
bids fair to be one of the handsomest
residences in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Kenworthy of
Worcester, Mass, are visiting in this
vicinity. This is Mr.. Kenworthy's first
visit to Middlebury in a number of
years.
A son was born Sunday morning, No
vember Z, to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry R..
Lazarowitz.
Mrs. r. l.. Brough has returned from
Cornwall after spending the weekend
with Mrs. Hornsby.
Regular convocation of Potter chap
ter, No. %, R. A. M, will be held in
Masonic temple Tuesday evening, No
vember 16, at 8 o'clock.
Special communication of Union
lodge, No. 2, F. & A.. M, will be held in
Masonic temple Thusrday evening, No
vember Is, at 8 o'clock. Work, Master
Mason degree.
Mr.. and Mrs. Damon Champagne
have returned from a two weeks visit
with Mr.. Champagne's mother in
Gardner, Mass.
A. j. Blackmer and Fred Brookins
were in Burlington the first of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. Allen were Wis
itors in Burlington Wednesday.
Miss Florence Fem returned to Whit
ing Sunday evening.
Mr.. st. Clair, manager of the Eastern
CStdte Lea w., was d business VISITOR
in town Wednesday.
The Boy Scouts will meet on Monday
evenings, at 7:15 instead of Tuesday
evenings.
The following letters remain un-
claimed at the local postoffice: Miss
Clara Dupall, D'Farma Gaetane, F. R.
Marshall.
The Ladies Missionary society of the
Baptist church will meet on Wednesday
evening with Mrs. Charles Rogers.
Mrs. George Rose will assist in enter
tanning.
DR.. F. C. Sanborn, who has been i'll
for a week, is much improved and will
be able to resume his practice in a few
days. DR.. G. l. Forbes, a specialist, of
Burlington was called. M. j. Cronin, a
professional nurse, is attending DR..
Sanborn.