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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-10
MAJESTIC.

Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage Patch ,
splendid moving picture, Will have
its first local presentation at the Ma
jestic today and will be repeated to
morrow. Beatriz Michelena is at her
best as "Lovev Mary" and will be re-
membered for her excellent acting in
"Salomy jane.
This production was made by the
California Motion Picture company at
San Rafael and to appreciate the ar
tistry of the photoplav one must Wis
ualize a green girdled cOulee near San
Rafael, where there is a high glass
facade and little tin-roofed shanty,
wherein Producer Middleton works
out all the details of his productions.
The Cabbage Patch" Is not a cab
bage patch at all It is a little alley
in Louisville, Ky. When the pro-
ducoTs decided to present Mrs. Alice
Hogan Ricc's story i'm Dhotoplay form
they wished to show the abbagc patch
where laid the scene Of her plot.
Camera men were sent to st. Louis,
and there many photographs We're
made Of the little alley and at the
San Rafael studio the cabbage patch
was rebuilt.
Miss Michelena is supported in this
play by Blanche Chairman, Andrew
Robson and House Peters. There is
circus scene. and in order TO make
this real a staff was hired from Ring
ling Brothers circus to assist the pro-
ducers.
There is also a courtroom scene
which was directed by Hon. Theodore
Roche. one of the best-known lawyers
in California, and cooperating with
the directors added = strong touch Of
realism to the picture. There is a
world of pathos, humor and interest
in Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch"
and it is safe to predict that the pic
lures will attract large attendance.
Notable PLAY Tuesday and Wednesday.
Advance notices bv eastern critics
pronounce "A Fool There Was" a
most tremendous success The orig
mal stage version enioved a phenom-
enal run at the Liberty theatre in New
York, with Robert Hilliard and Paul
inc Frederick in the leading roles and
created a sensational furore. 1t is an
adaptation from the well-known Kip
ling poem. THE Vampire. which was
suggested by the Burnes-Jones paint
ing.
The plav is hv Porter Emerson
Browne and was originally produced
by Klaw & Eranger. Thoda Barra
as the vampire" and Eduoard Jose
as the fool" give a remarkable in
depreciation of this intensely interest
ing emotional drama "A Fool There
Was" win have its first local presen-
tation ct the Majestic Tuesday and
Wednesday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-10
ORPHEUM.

The Orpheum offers a bill that has
never been excelled in Tulsa. There
are five big acts that employ the sery-
ices of IA people. which include that
classy sister team, The Howard Sis
ters". novelty singers and dancers
George a. Beane & Co. in a one-act
skit. "Just Like Father. Mr.. Boane
is comedian of the old school and a
late recruit to the vaudeville stage
from the legitimate stage. Donegan,
Rudell and Donegan. in a great sing
ing, dancing. talking and pianOlogue
act. This act comes direct from the
Palace Music hall, Chicago, and is a
feature act on any bill.
"The Four Charles" is a European
Transformation novelty seen for the
first time in Tulsa. This act comes
direct from the Hlppodrome. st. Louis,
and will prove the novelty Of the sea-
son. York and King. southern har-
mony singers of southern songs. These
five big acts. together with a full pro-
gram Of excellent Dictures. will make
up the strongest vaudeville bill ever
seen in Tulsa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-10
on Having the Blues.

If, without any real cause Of worry,
says writer in the Unpopular Re
view, you wake up two or three con-
secutive mornings feeling that the
world Is an unsatisfactory place, prob
ably you had better go to the doctor.
He won't be apt TO give you anything
worse than rhubarb and soda. Non
might even try them before going;
and If 1t is n sunny day, try to glory
in II, out OF doors II possible; and II
It is a rainy day try TO think how
cozy 1t will be by the fire, or If you
have day for steady work, when
clients and customers are not apt to
come in
In similar vein Kipling prescribed
for Il case of the blues, which he re-
and grownups, too" When the hump
you remember, common to Riddles
and grown-ups, too" When the hump
rests heavily upon you, said Mr.. Kip
ling
Don't frowst with a book by the fire;
But take n large hoe and a shovel
also
And dig till you gently perspire.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-10
SHOWING INTEREST
IN MISS POWELL
yw
Great Violmist viii Appear
in Tulsa on FebIu-
AIRY 3.

A great interest is being manifested
| in the appearance of Maud Powell,
worlds greatest female Violinist. who
Will play with the Apollo club show
in Convention hall February 8. Miss
Powell has delighted the musical ear
of hundreds of Tulsans and Okla
homans on other appearances in this
section Of the country and they are
Eplanning to hear her again i'm Tulsa
next month
Word of inquiry is being received
from several neighborinR towns,
where parties are already being ar
ranged to attend the Tulsa show i'm "A
| body Broken Arrow has sent word
at present seventy-five people have
decided to attend. Claremore, Vinita,
Collinsville, Sapulpa and other towns
are alive with interest in the big
Apollo club production
The Apollo club is continuing its
| rehearsal Of the several big chorus
numbers and there is as much en-
thusiasm among the club members
as characterized the rehearsals Of
The Pirates Of Penzance."
The following comments by some
OF the countrys greatest music critics,
will serve TO acquaint Tulsans with
Miss Powelrs ability:
Whether in the classic or romantic
school, whether interpreting a big
work requiring strong masculinity OF
treatment, or q dainty trifle that
seems the quintessence Of enchanting
femininity, Maud Powell is equally at
home and is equally masterful."
Ever wishing to make propaganda
for her instrument, Maud Powell
speaks in an universal language. The
king Of a mighty empire or his hum
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-10
WONDERLAND.

This theatre presents for It's patrons
the celebrated Alamo Musical Comedy
company, featuring Robert Greer and
Otto Oretto in all the latest musical
comedies These two well-known ac-
tors are supported by Arthur Jackson.
Hazel Greer Ida May Rochell and
a bevy Of beautiful dancing girls The
opening bill will be the Fun Makers.
reality bear out its title. The World
Film corporation presents the five-act
photo story, "Protea". This is a de
tective drama Of daring adventures by
the greatest women detectives Special
attention is called to the buck and
wing dance, which the entire Alamo
Musical Comedy company will present
Ut the evening program.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-10
YALE.

The Electric Feature Film company
presents a three-part melOdramatlc
masterpiece entitled "A Stolen Birth
right" At the Yale theatre today.
"A stolen Birthright' is an American
acted Pathe drama full of thrills and
heart throbs. A drama that every
one should not miss seeing.
vengeance Is Nine Is an intense
two.reel Kalestic drama starring Miss
Billie West, w. T.. Lawrence and
Florence Crawford.
Todays Keystone comedy is entitled
Ozark Lovers Play" featuring the
Keystone's new company of colored
comedians.
Remember the Yale theatre has six
reels of pictures every day and all are
shown on n mirror screen and for the
first time in the city.
Coming January IA and 10, "a Sol
diers Duty" in four parts. A military
drama Of the great European war.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-10
THEATRES IMPROVE
THEIR PROGRAMS
Is a Good Indication Of I'M
provement in Busi-
ness.

One Of the first indications Of in
creasing prosperity is the increased
patronage Of the theatres. With this
patronage comes better shows. Tulsa
show houses, like other business instl-
tutions. felt their depression this year,
but they are on the come back. Now
it is a common thing to hear man
ager talk of lettering his program, a
rare subject when business is on the
down go.
Considerable changes are In effect
all up and down the street and the
programs promised are said TO be pet
ter than for some weeks past. This
statement sounds like theatre talk,
but there are indications that, for once
at least. it's not mere nress dope. The
offerings for the week. in brief, are:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-10

be anything else with May Irwin in
the lead. but it won't be a slap-stick
one. but OF high polish, with humor
not of the knock him -down-and-
drag him-o out tvpe.
Thursday and Friday comes the
Rose of the Rancho, a play that on
the stage was famous for its spectac-
ular settings, but in motion pictures
will be surprising. 1t is directed un-
der the management of the Jesse l..
Lasky companv and is said to be on
the Paramount best
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-10
Flora Finch Is Not Mrs. Bunny.

fany patrons Of motion pictures
have always taken 1t for granted that
Flora Finch Of the Vitagraph com
pany, in real life is Mrs. John Bunny.
Why this impression should so gen
orally prevail is perhaps due to the
fact that Miss Finch and Bunny are
so often seen playing in the same
cast
As a matter of fact the real Mrs.
Bunny is the direct antlthess Of Miss
Finch, being short, inclined to stout
ness whisper, she has red hair
and is not an actress She is evidently
OF English nativity, for in converse
tion one can notice a slight British
accent.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-10
That Attractions Payhouses Will Bring You This Week

sational manner recently, by appear
ing in the scene at Marble nm Cliff.
an S5-foot eminence, overlooking the
Harlem river, into which jumped Bar
ney McPhee. the leading man OF the
l. $. L. Producing company
Miss Nale's work i'm Omar, the
tentmaker, whore She quickly gradu-
ated from a minor part to that of
leading woman, brought her 10 the
notice OF motion picture producers,
who found her physically and men
tally fine tvpe for the screen.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-10
Yes, How Docs It?

The lady of the house was explain
ing things to the new maid
AN what's this, missus?" asked
the girl, indicating a metal bottle.
THAT Is bottle which will keep
things either hot or cold. whichever
you DESIRE" replied the mistress.
well, TO- the land sakesl" ejacu-
lated the girl How Is 1t gwine TO
know whether you want things hot or
cold ?" -- Pittsburgh Chranlcle-Tele-
graph.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-10

Big 14-people Musical Show OPEN
ing at the Wonderland today. All
new faces.-AdV.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-14
SECCION EDITORIAL
Bordando sobre el mismo tema

Dice 81 >"nidor Wingatc Weeks fHc los den0cataS. 10 mNmo que
los raprbiiayu>. r,ir cdnSad0S Va tie la pOijica del preSidrnle WILSON,;
oumrra ur pa>ari mucho ticwpc unt"S on" 81 pueblo de- los ENlauN
{ rfio> " rl>urI,a 4 regir 0t& administrator como la actual ' "r''a
nn.c , "poInica d. ,ignantr C>prra' que han in,cntado los porcrr> DC
tEa>Eiu9,ou para rmbrOIiar. cada dia mas la situation nFNicaha ! lar
llrgl> = ian a>unlU que podIa habrr SiO de Immediate Soiurion. cohNl-
n.,r g; ma>a. fraca>o de- los TuHciunarioS de- Ia Casa Blanca.
uo>utrue nos intrrc>In las dccaraciancS del Scnado" NHHR"'
Weeks. ~olmlrnlr IN aqurNO que q rcIferc Il Mexico y los hr\''H"o
vinqatr Weeks conpartc. a este rc~pcct0. las oHtnioncS del r\prrNa'n-
tr Roosevelt , dr oro> poIiiicu~ anrriran0S que st han ocupado Wt-
rrangnlr dc narcr rrNalar los grandcS err"rr> poiiicoN del pnrHam' W'
PRINCETON. \ 10 inron, entente de- Ia acttui aSunida per este I'ncIoirt-
rio. en- relax ion con ms ac0nrcinicntUS que $ dc>arroiIna ri nurNira pa
,ra; \ annrur NADIA nucl0 anGrga Il los m1ltpIcS ! NaiIah"> ""n'nIaFro
sac. ~ han hrrho >rbTc 81 a>umt0. dcD"nnON prc>tar TODD nlrrrN ! a"h-
lion ! >~ palabra>. Va que elias constiuycm I'm nur'" irNin"hro que
,ogrojrr, aunrliancntr. las tc0ria> que n0>0troS hrm0S NcnHdc >u>irn-
l,udo a. amilailr Ia qrNi6n d@>arrOllada cn eI curse de t> d"H utI-
mos arcs. per IA administration americana.
"Gu#rIg Ia question mrNicana-dicc Wingatc Ac"kN-Icgo 4 fonrr-
.c liranir , 81 a~Htn luz somrtidc a Washington. s. com"iid un Jigan-
u>u, error Sirrnprc. G",dr csc dcsaGno. la administration ha estate"
tratanlo dc iu>tiTrar>r ante >u> pr0pios otoN'"
III GENERAL Euarta dcbi0 hahrr side rrcon0cido inmcdiai"nrntr.
- clara an para las personals mruo> iniGrHmda> de los aNunio> nrN-
cane. cue Il uuicu medic per Fl cni M'Nico pucGc Sc" g"rrrnao' rs
pr un hmnb?r que t.uga cononc> y parqur dct"aN de 81" .hrrta era
ir homiur rurrlr : crro qu" huhirra con,rrtido + ordrn ct aus.
; aqrrGa: Tai como rNdn las co>u> = mas @ mrnoN III ">Hllo de-
anafmuia cI que rraa en- Mt\icn. Ioda "SEa pLaUca dc "IigIjr r>p"-
rarlr" ha>l que las diycr>a> iaccUnrS De cSc pals - arr"Glrh, : Nrn-
clIunralr ;onlrrii, NinGtn mcNicano st Somricri a oro nli"ntra> pirn-
Sc Dor Iu ia>IHHlr qr pIcGr tCnrr 0portunidad d" HcJar Il ser DICTATOR
la rrUullca de- }Ir,ro conlinliri Cn Su nrrNentc cStaio d. raGN y anar-
rra hlil n" alyun hUnbrr fucrtc tonne fl uSunio pr - cuinia ' sra
#ro, ado per ri miItari>Ho para trurr ii ogdrn al las iarcion"> coni"n-
di.nto-. Dos amos He,I de- prurba ri "WatchfuI Waiting y las coNaS
rHiH pynrr> que autcS....'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-14
NO NADIA

por mis- ~relojes. 81 no represcntan 10 cue of-ezco.
Relcies de no RclIengdo, (goldfieid) de "a Quilstss
con Ia mejor naquinaria, sarantizadcs por 20 aaos.
que ustcd debe pagan en- otros lugares a 5000 los
bendo G precios baratisinos en- $50 pagadcros en-
mensualidades. Como Gnico represeatsnte N este
pals de una celebre fsbrics de rclcjes dc Srizs. >
sin los grardes gsstos que tieneE otros ectab!e.i-
nientos. puedo verder a precios excepciona!es.
Mande solamerte IN dollar como gsrsntia de 50
ueas yoluntad y hon rsdez y recibir& irmedintx-
merte. psra 81 exnmen. uno de estes ~relojes. 81 nc
lie convene. 10 6evuclve y recibirS n vueits &c CO.
rreo su dollar dc iep6sito. 81 lie gusts. lie retienoy
raga $500 los p-imeros 8 meses y So ~centavos men
suales los siete meses restantes. Despue. del rago
de Ia noyenn quota &c lie enyiara LIBEE DE TODD
casio ARSoLUTAMENTE GRATIS. UNA
LEONTlNA DE ORC RELLENADo tgoldfllet.l
Y despues del pago &c In quota final. tInbien ..
lie mandarS DE REGALO UN AhGNIFICo AMI
LILO De ORC RELLENAD0.
D:ga en- en- carts 81 desea I'm re!oi para cabsllcrc
. .eaora. de dos taDas o con horario visible.
Dirijan,e a r. F. Dana. Warrington. DC el2
C. Street. Dep. P.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-14

tunqur dirrrpardo EN- aGunnN dctalirN. c>rnrinimrnir rNiam"> DC
ucurrGa con las autyM0r"S drciara"Unc~
UmlaIr Weeks ticnr raI0n.
IT CuplrulL i2rhi>9n de- Baltimore N to ha Gicho: "lrndra H"
arrrrrr On Mr>i"o u hoE!hr" Que rrrrmc los r\cc>oN rc'"Iurioaa"io>
y r",auYr 81 ordcn ! Ia t"nquiIidad rrrlido~"
grro para este o. r"r">ari0. acknowledgements, que los iun"I"h"rio>
d. Ia CASA Blanca m0 ~u@H in,i>rHdo par mas tempo. en- nc/cIarN" en-
nut>lro> #<,nIo> y q" 81" iimnrn Il rrmplr con SIS "hIjgarionr> inter
mathematics. gY>prjmio ' haciruu0 rcNPrtar las l"lrS dr ncuiraladaG
To- mcNitano> sin distinction de- ,-doS poHtico>. tcnrUnoN la Srguri-
dad da hrarno> por Il solos para rc>"IN"r nur>i"oN nr"5i"n"> y Diff
cult .hs iairriurr~ ' cHrcuau> >r" apar> dr. IullCr nj "rdrn y d." rnlrIr
dr. nu",n al raIrI d" Ia cllnaci6u. a c"ndicidm de- que 81 pr"Sidrn'"
~ 1,or =" drdiGnr. he atora para NicUIrr. a cuidar DC - rr"pa cash
orlando tr mc/dHr~' yn jcdo aqm'lo Que para NADIA h. compete.
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crVrI>, Que huhirra cunlcliio en- Urcn FL ca0S.
No~olru> oplnamo> q,. como Iiurrta. hay muchor h0nlhrc>. capaccS
ho dr ~iua u ri diri c,u3rr>l; prro >oHG> de- rlr1crr tauD&n que
para este g., requi>io Indispensable que 81 purilaHu IL Princeton no >ga
rainriitEdo "l Ia tanrria &c que L. atu>a 81 N"Ead0r Weeks. q sea On
Ia gniiir# it "ligiantc vspera" que t#nlo~ naIrS mas ha Acarrrado.
B">?r!o Il las l,cS d. IL neulraidad. g. purS. todo 10 CUE prdjmGs
a los Iurrion#"Ia> tie la Casa Blanca.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-14

Pasa a Ia 5a. col. Ia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-14
Y

Johnson &lara. y - d"~ronri"rla
AUuriIo Que SU> puHoS golgran ne
r> I'm hombrc: - um tromro Il" ESQ,
arnoIrS rrulrnarioS de- Kansas. uU,
no 50 dohirn nj q la t"mprsDad y
Wuirbran las harhaS que "n clos
intrntau hundi-S".
Acrro. montana. rora: todo cuau-
To- lirnr Ia rrraci6n dr rr>iSIrnte.
u" ricIopr>.
ESQ era. ante los pulos Il" John
son. II %uIlI Cow boy" dr la pra-
drra. que malta animaIrS lie Un pu-
HrtaSo Y con su Iazo dctirnr las
furiaS de I'm tOrO bravo.
ESQ era ;p0r SorpreSa.
JohnSon-"s probable. cS cast Sc
gur0-nO rSprraha rnfrcntarsc a
tanlO hombr" iDodo ill trogIodila. de
aGuclIOS que Iuchaban cn los bos-
qucs con fI"raS y SaIian vonrcdo-
res,
81. cfcciivamentc: Jess Willard,
81 trogIodita.
Y Jack Johnson Ia fiera. .pcro
NO l., -. n,a SON. d,a5o. snbarana.
de- In seIv5. sino dc las Que han
pcrdidO suS brios entire las iaulas.
amruaZadaS Dor suS dOmadOreS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-14

Pasa a la ga. col. IA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-14
LA CLAVE DE- LA SALUD

Millares de personals de ambos sexos
declaran que Ia electricidad los ha salvado
cuando habian perdido toda esperanto. Gu
ando Sc padece de debilidad nerviosa, ago.
tamiento, neurastenia, falta de fuerza, de
Amino y de vigor, reumatismo, lumbago,
insomnia. Intermediates de los %-ihones,
del higado y Ia vejiga, abuses ~sexuales
del hombre y desarreglos mensuales de Ia
muJer, no hay NADIA que sea tan eficaz
como ell cinturon electrico. No pierda
su tempo y dinero tomando ~estimulantes
necesita es nueva fuerza y visor para
cue los nervios y organos whales vuel-
van q su estado normal. Use ell cintu-
ron electrfco mientras duerme. Su podc-
rosa inffuencfa curativa hara desaparecer
rapidamente su decaimiento y dolores.
activara su circulation. vigorizara ell ST.
sienna y lie traerA nueva vida.
PlDA UN CENTURION DIREcTAMENTE
y no pague a los institutes medicos los
precios tan altos que exigen por estos
vale $500 orc y ell No. 2 vale $500 orc.
"a que & mas?
LOS MANOAMoS A PRuESA
81 I'd. quiere primero probar su en-
cacia, escoja el Cintur6n que mas lie
agrade. y remftapos Giro Postal por Ia
mitad de su precio como .prueba de
buena re. = lie enviaremos el Cinturon.
ST al cabo de un mes esta satisfecho.
nos remitira ell resto de su valor. Esta
oferta es Ia mejor garantia de sus meri-
tos V de nuestra sinceridad. Aproveche
Ia ~oportunidad y escrfbanos en- seEuida,
THE ROYAL ELECTRIC CO.. Box SIC
ENDIcoTT, ~. Y. EE. w.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-14
iPaso Franco a la Verdad!

les listed afecto q las CIENCIAS oCULTAs
y desea saber la vsrdad respecto de ella.? En-
yfenos 50 c~entavos en- estampillas de a 2 cts.
y a vuelta de correo lie remitiremos explicscio-
mes amplias. claras y ciertss sobre Talisms-
mes. Varas de San Ignacio y Varas Magicss:
Polvos Crientales. Celestinos y Crema prepa-
radios: Aqua de Amor. Elixir de Amor y PERU
me Mistico: PiedR Imam > tinta para pactos:
papel Y tinta magnetizados: anteojos Move
dad" Mesnerismo. ocultismo. Espiritismo
etc. -Nuestros informes shorraran q listed item
DO y dinero.-T. ALCALA Cia.-7G2 Dolo-
rosa St.-San Antonio. Texas.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-01
Nebraska School News

TABLE ROCK, Neb.. May si.-(Special)
The activities Of commencement week
in the Table Rock public schools began
Tuesday night, when the senior class Of
the high school gave its class night pro-
gram. Wednesday night occurred the an
nual commencement exercises. The fol-
lowing students received diplomas: Will
liam Van Drosek, Minta Schurr, Thomas
Howes. Vera Slower. Edna Herrick. Alma
Ash and Matilda RaitoTa. DR.. NJ. o. Nc
Laughlin. president of York college, gave
the commencement address. Thursday
night the Alumni association gave a re-
ception to the class of 1916. Friday after
noon the eighth grade held promotion
exercises. thirty-one receiving their
diplomas.
ARCADIA, Neb.. May S--(Special.)-
Arcadia schools held commencement exer-
cises In the Independent Order OF ODD
Fellows hall Friday evening. orations
were delivered by eleven members of the
class. Adelyn Mason was awarded the
scholarship. The baccalaureate sermon
was delivered by Rev. c. z. Campbell at
the church last Sunday evening. Thurs
day evening the tunior-senior banquet
was held at the Elite cafe After three
years of successful work superintendent
zacsk u leaving. having been elected to
q more remunerative position as super
intendent of the Rising City schools.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-01
ROCK ISLAND FREIGHT
is PILED IN THE DITCH

FAIRBURY. Neb.. May a.-(special
TeIegram.)-Train No. COS. the Fairbur7'-
Horton Rock Island freight. was wrecked
at noon today east of Harbine in this
county and number OF cars piled In
heap and the track damaged. Conductor
Jones OF this place was in charge of the
train which was travelling twenty miles
an hour when the wreck occurred. II was
attributed tc soft track
Superintendent Sheehan ordered the
wreclins train at once TO the scene Of
the accident and accompanied the train.
Both crews escaped injury,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-01

for premiums There IL 10 be an cspe-
cially attractive premium list for wcan-
lines and yearliugs. There will be at
tractive prizes all the way through. but
these prizes mentioned are designed 20
Eet out a great colt show and aid 10 the
keeping In proper condition the foals for
the first two years. G, r. Way OF tim
coin has been elected secretary. J. G.
Price also OF lincoln was appointed sales
manager
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-01

ten miles northwest Of here and stole
five hogs from the Farmers Elevator
company and then cold them back TO the
owners After HE arrest, the superintend-
ent at Kearney was notified and his re-
turn was at once ordefed This Il prac-
ticelly the same game GailinEton worked
on a stockman a. Berwyn some time ago
and for which he was, originally sent to
the reformatory.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-01

tho auspices Of the Nebraska Pure Bred
Horse Breeders association Annual sales
are conducted by this organization.
purely in the interest % better horse
breeding and improved agriculture. Grand
Island has again been selected as the
place % the show and sale. aud the dates
viii be February ., a and Is. A liberal
prizc list hss been arranged for the
show. and a handsome sum appropriated
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-01
GRAND ISLAND TO HAVE
HORSE SHOW AND SALES

GRAND ISLAND. Neb.. May a--Cspe-
cial. 1.-The Nebraska Pure Horse Breed
ers association has completed plans for
the mid-winter horse show and sale. the
same TO be held at the same time and
place rs the annual sales. and also under
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-01
STEALS HOGS AND SELLS
THEM BACK TO OWNER

BROKEN BOW. Neb May T--tspe-
ciaLl=Forrest Ganmeton minor. who
was recently paroled from the reform
school at Kearney has been taken back
TO that institution by Sheriff Wilson.
Gallinston, IL is alleged. went 10 Merna
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-06-01
BOOSTERS GO TO CHEYENNE
TO FIGHT DENVER PLAN

SIDNEY. Neb.. May s1.-(special Teie-
gram.)-rwenty-seven autos loaded with
sitizenn OF this city went to Cheyenne
70 attend the Boosters meeting 20 re-
inonstrate, against the action OF Denver
n enieavorlnE to divert the travel from
Big Springs, Neb.. TO Denver and thus
cut off all the Lincoln Highway terri
tory between big Springs and Cheyenne.