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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-18
GAINS 20 LBS. AT
AGE or 80 YEARS
After being sick five years; I'M
liable to walk for four years;
in bed one year.
SHE NOW WALKS DOWN
TOWN.

sft... H. at,.., ss.t i > ,u,.,,att,, Ia,
n 1900 II
iluehee ~ inc words p = holh'rB ca
woman
Mrs NJ a Vankleeek, lcll North Goth
ptfcof Lincoln. Is 50 yrara Cd. Her story
Of how Tnnllc relieved htr suffering Is
Indeed affocllnF
- ,sas tet ~, ,r,sitd from ~ attack
~ ~. rrtn MIN str4 yontSinorlt ~
IN s,a,aet ho,nr' .a III dge yoor, +
oanltn., .ar, rar font ,o,ra and waa
b.d fast ~ ono year
afss, eentor,icr III, ,ooh inv first
ho,,io !, rsna. Nm hoa ~ ,om,ts
now wc,gt nv ,aards nm havc galned
IS strcngib W. f.et IN ,,ucb hotter
slrea tallpg ,rsplee bsvc i good ap.
peitte apd TN II, i eotelt.tor.i,,o amount
IN wort vb, watl.ed dan town the
afhap dst III III flfr dime IN five
tenrs reople of,en remark how well 1
laot and aim Il GOOD eoise, have
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-18
RANCHMhN SHOOTS SELF
IN PRESENCE or WIFE

stfNDANcE, Wyo,. April i6,- Especially
Willie bis wife run toward him, fran
tically besceching him 10 deslst clar-
once Eaton, 81, q ranchman. calmly fired
four bullets from 22-callber rife into
hin bend, The fourth bullet penetrated
his brain just ~ the w0nnn grasped his
arm and he collapsed, dying four hours
later. Tho suicide occurred at tho Eaton
ranch. Previously the ranchman had
made several suggestions that no was
contemplating ending his life, and Mrs.
Eaton was watching him. when ehc saw
MIN going toward barn with rifle
she suspected bis purpoee and ran after
him. Seeing her emerge from the house
Eaton stopped and shot himself 10 death.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-18
MRS. HELEN LYNCH ON
WAY BACK re ALASKA

TEcCMsEd. Eeh Arm fsperiai1
Mrs tlolen iynch and lifie daughter
Jane, have departed from 1'eeumseh for
their homo 81 Akaswny, Alaaka, and ex
poet % Sc on The way ten days Last
nummer ~ fal Mrs Lynch and enid
accompanied he husband and father
from Alaeka TO the United states ~
The benefit Of biz health but the trlp
seemed 10 BE- futile for NJ Lynch died
IA California recently lie Wlh ongag 4
IN tho general merchandise nusIneH 81
skagwny and Mrs Lynch goes back ~
tho faf.north home 10 ece 70 the man,
agcmcnt of iho business Mrs Lynch M
the daughter Of Judge and Mfs J O.
OConncl Of Tccumaeh
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-18

TABLE ROCK, Neh., April n. tSpc
cialsi Applications are filed with the VII.
lRgo clerk Of Table ROCK for two saloon
neoueoe for tho municipal year beginning
May T. 1910 James a. Harmon and Fran
us n liinkle are applicants The rig.
naturca ~ thrtyflre ffoehaidera arc at
mchad 70 each petition.
'rof T. p TRUMP. principal Of Table
llack High school WAS sre=pleetcd to HE
same position Tor the coming year Msa
Claia q ruliia ~ Milford Sch, WAS
elected sisn school teseher m tho place
of Mia 9mro ilhitnu. wins WAS not ar
applicant AN lhe tafaneif have now
been filled
\ permanent organization q. Mic
morHl ila} observance asturiatiou has
beer famfi Nrfe aud 3 memhers ~
HHred faf lhe observance 81 Mematai and
Decoration lal fhs fsnka 81 the Aei-
tHua Hf ihe bitN aaf m{e httn ss
mtrnti IL e8llf ", aeath lhai thla A.
amH 90 Fsfarf pt lhat Observance af
ttr hak HRBid Do discontinued
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-18

That Tho entire trouble between himself
and Dean II. Martyr Hart, rector Of st.
Johns cathedral. Denver, was because Of
The lattcrs inability 10 successfully get
along with an assistant, and not on ae-
count Of the fact that Ills wife had At
ono time been M actress. was the asser-
ton Of Rev. John William Jones. for
merly Of this city and Council Bluffs,
who IL visiting in Omaha.
Touring cross country from Denver 10
the Atlantic coast IN large touring
ear equipped with camping OUTFIT, with
bis wife and five children, Rev. Mr.. Jones
has arrived in Omaha. The machine IL Of
novel arrangement and can be converted
In an instant into shopping car, dining
car. bath room IN fact every modern
requisite and accommodation Of the mod
orn household,
Roy. Mr. Jones at one time was rector
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-18

Of g. paui'a in Omaha and 81 Paus In
Council Bluffs lie received the Denver
call while he wns IN this city.
Rev, Mr.. Jones, bis wife and five elf,
drcn viii tour 70 New York and other
eastern points by way of oasaioosa, hi;
Chicago and Louisville, ny. iIe Will
preach along tho way. particularly IN
churches where there are no regular
reetOrg.
Mrs. Jones VIII make tho tfin the basis
Of an illustrated magazine article, which
sho hopes 70 sell 70 an eastern pnbllca-
tlon.
The house on whools' is designed 10
make for the utmost eonYenienees n
'1lfe on the foad.' The family camps
out IN MI but tho most Indictment
weather. tent 10 part Of the equip
ment, two Of the older children sleep.
Ing IN this section ~ the camp, Roy,
Mr. joiner. his wife and the other three
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-18
Falls City Drys VIII
Contest City Election

FALLS cry, Neb, April u Especially
The Fnlls city drys Will contest The ro.
cent city election on tho ground ~ fraud,
A meeting was held % one Of tho
churches saturday night az which eyl.
donce WAS submitted 20 show Tint AZ
least lhirty-five Illegal votes were east,
II was decided to employ attorneys 70
flle suit and $3.50 was subscribed within
. few minutes 70 meet the expenses A
committee WIS appointed 10 solicit add
tlonal funds. and definite action Will be
taken MS soon as $500 is collected and
deposited IN tho bank Three farmers
subscribed 500 each az the moetinb
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-18
MISSIONARY TELLS OF
WOES OF ARMENIANS

CRETE Mob, Aprl " speciall
Miss susnn ofgla, Who has lately returned
from Talas. Asia Minor. IN Turkey. gave
an account ~ the Congregational church
Yesterday Of The conditions ~ Turkey
since the war Size gave striking nc.
count of the deportation Of The Armc.
nisn Christians. Miss Oryla was ~ con.
atantlnoplo NJ the outbreak ~ The war
and told Of The Joy ~ tho Turks, who
considered that war among the chris.
tlan nations Of Europe would give them
chance 10 regain foolbold IN Europe
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-18
BLUE SPRINGS FARMER
HURT IN AUTO WRECK

BEATRICE. Ncb, April f7.-(spccial
Teiegram.)-D. vasey. n farmer living
nesr Blue Springs, was probably fatally
injured this afternoon when he lost CON
troi of bis touring car, which dashed
down Fifth street and turned over near
tho Rock Island depot, throwing him out
and fracturing his skull The car caught
fire and WAS destroyed Mr.. Vaseys
clothing were aflrc when assistance ar
rived. lie wsg rushed to hospital for
treatment. lie il G5 years Of age and
pioneer Of this section. lie bought the
car only few days ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-18

children occupy quarters IN the automo.
bile ~ r!gbt
In order 10 make himself thoroughly
familiar with all phases of The motor ear
touring game be Apent several weeks IN
practical automobile repair work before
he started the trip Although ~ IN n
hospital for some time, Rev. Mr.. Jonea
recovered sufficiently 10 start his trip
on scheduled time.
He is big, two-fiated man Of the
Ralph Common "sky.pilot' type, and
were II not for his clerical garb could
eaaiy be taken for faeng driver or
travelling salesman.
ON tho first leg Of the ttip from Den.
yer to Omaha. tho children Isabel. Y.
Starr. 10; Topper. o. Paul, S. Teddy, s.
spent most OF their time looking for In.
dlanH with mir rifles
Rev Mr. Jones and hla family expect
to be back In Denver by the middle Of
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-18
OFFICER TRUDE Ex0NERATED
FROM BLAME BY JURY

BEATRICE, Neb., April r-tspccisi
Telegram)-The coroners Jury inyestl-
eating the cause Of the death ~ fcis
Smith, who was shot and killed here
Saturday night by officers Lon Tr1ide and
Fred Wheeler, brought In verdict this
evening generating the parties from nil
hame, Smith was killed while resisting
arrest and after he had fired -four shots
at the officers, lie was 60 years old
and leaves a wife and eight children.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-18

stote Superintendent Thomas this morn
Ing 70 confer with him over the arrange
nents Of a program which covers demon
strationa 10 be made by The Union Pa
clGc by special trains run from itimball
70 North Platte and then ~ the branch
TOT that road 10 Ilaig,
The train viii start May | and viii
be in service five days, The demonstrs-
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-18
GILLETTE MAN DROWNED
WHILE DIGGING CESS POOL

GILLETTE. wyoa April II tspcdnlJ
William ] Todd u, WINS drowned at
tho ranch Of = lfowlalan when the
earth separating an old eesapool from q
new ecHapool which be wna DIGGING col
lnpsed and permitted Tho contents Of the
cld pool 10 run into tho new Todd was
covered ~ fourteen feet nf water and
slime Three hours clnpsed before his
body was recovered a young widow and
six small children survive Todd.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-18
THREE MEN ARE INJURED
AS MOTOR CAR TURNS OVER

DODGE. Neb., April Il Especial Tcle.
sraml -Nelfon Steele and Gerald How
ard 81 Fremant were seriously injured
tioneer n Nortb Bend. was badly bruised
when the steering gear broke on an auto
mobile Howard was driving between
Dodge and snyder The two men danger
ously hurt were taken 10 Snyder by ire.
mont people, who happened TO pass IN
"a car shortly after the accident
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-18
ARRAN DEMENT'S BEING MADE
FOR SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION

(From Staff Correspondent
LINCOLN, April i7.--(spociol) q. W.,
Parr and n, w. Lamson, connected with
a harvester company, with II. A. Smith,
industrial agent Of the Union Pacific
railroad, were callers nj the office OF
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-18
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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-18

tons will be In connection with three
sets Of meetings given at each town,
one to farmers, one TO ladies and the
third 10 tho schools.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-18

Tabor Man Has Appendicitis.
TABOR, iao April n fspeclal.l Fred
Blcknell was taken 10 m omnha hos
Difal Saturday, where he was operated
on for n severe case Of appendicitis.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-11-09
LOOMS

Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Redick and
daughter visited Mitchell friends
over sunday.
Mrs. f. Kidd and niece are visiting
II the DR.. T. S. Kidd home in Woon-
socket.
The w. C. t. L. meeting at the
Flynn home was we'll attended and
plans We're completed for the bazaar
which is to be held December s.
A large delegation of Loomis peo-
pie attended the Congregational as
ISOLATION meeting which was held in
the Mitchell church Tuesday and
"Wednesday of last week.
Lauritz Miller and Frank w.
Mitchell addressed a large crowd in
the church Sunday evening on the
prohibition amendment. Many We're
IN attendance from the surrounding
country and the audience was en-
thusiastc for dry state.
Joe Smith is building a large dis
play building for machinery opposite
his present store on Main street.
The switchboard for the new tele-
phone exchange has been installed
and the directors are rushing the
completion of the system.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-11-09
VILLISTAs IN
THREE CITIES
EJ paSO HEARS THAT BANDITS
HAVE TAKEN POSSESSION
OF SANTA ROSALIA, PAR
RAJ AND JINIENEZ.

Eel Paso, Texas The government
agents here today received what they
claim is reliable information that
Santa Rosalia, Parral and Jimenez
have been taken by Villa bandits
American mining men also received
what they claim is additional CON
firmaton OF the report that Parral
was taken tuesday.
McNicaM Respect German.
El Paso. Texas. Death to Amer
leans was the cry of the Villa band
it's who charged down on the foothills
at Laguna upon the Mexican Central
passenger train Monday night DR..
Haffner. the German physician who
was a passenger on this looted train
declared upon his arrival here last
night on a train from Chihuahua
City.
DR.. Haffncr was told by one of the
Villa chiefs in command of the ban
dts that Villa troops have captured
Santa Rasaila. Jiminez and wounlG
take Chihuahua City within ten days
after the railroad to Juarez had been
destroyed DR. Haffner. who had prac
ticed medicine in chihuahua City
man! !eui ,, lcNoSHiHei many VI "
bandits as former patients and called
them by name, after he had establish
ed his identify as German subject
81 am sure | would have been kill
cd had ! not been recognized as th'
German doctor who had lived in Chi
huahua City 50 Ions" Dr. Haffnc
added
The bandits camc THROUGH III
train crying death to Americans
and rsins the vilcst naths in reGe,
eace to the 'g,ingoos, Haffncr said
II WIS struck over the head b
one oil the bandits. Who used his rlt.
as { club. before coul corvinc
Elm WIS 3 GeIaan VT as | con
WINGED thelN tilat was German
was allowed to &C
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-11-09
GIRLS DEBATES
RESULT IN TIE.
Sl0UN FAILS AND MITCHELL d.
VIDE HONORS in FORENSIC
CLASH ON WOMEN SUE
FRAGE QUESTION.

Mitchell and Sioux Falls high
schools broken even in the first
contest of the school year
both affirmative teams supporting
the extension of the franchise to
women winning by a . to / decision
over their opponents. The debates
in both instances We're extremely
close and the young women proved
themselves forceful logicians.
In the local clash, the Sioux Falls
team, consisting of Misses Margaret
Mccormack, Agnes Johnson, and
Esther Eheldon. had a little the best
argument during the constructive
speeches But in the rebuttal, the
Mitchell young women, Misses Del
Clark, Cleota Branch and Vera Nolir
showed greater adaptability anc
force and succeeded in saving q VIC
tory for the local school.
About the same thing happened 4
Sioux Falls. The teams We're event,
balanced, Misses Rose Strong, Rutl
Hoffman and Ruth Wagner repre-
senting MITCHELL The vote of tn
judges finally sustained the affirma
tive of the proposition.
The Judges at the last nights de
bate were Laulitz Miller, Rev II. "
Fulweiler and r. w. Ronald. N
Brumbaugh, az raduate of Dakot
Wesleyan in 1916. coached the tw
Sioux Falls teams
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-11-09
WRITES LETTERS;
TAKES OWN LIFE
CHAMBERLAIN YOUNG MAN, he
SPONnENT OVER MONEY
MAIIERS, SUICIDE .At-
TER WRITING SWEET
HEART.

Chamberlain, $. D.-writiug let
ters to his sweetheart and relatives
in which he declared he was worried
over financial matter, Albert Ommen
son of a prominent farmer here, com
ted suicide by shooting himself III
the forehead. His mother took her
own life eight years ago and sister
five years ago.
Ommen had returaed the evening
before from a trip 10 Illinois, where
ne lad visited With a sister One of
the letters found after his death had
been written before lie went to Hi
nois, where he had Visited with sis
ter. One of the letters found after his
death had been written fore he
vent to Illinois and the o her after
his return. He is sald to have INCEST
d in cattle and lost heavily.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-11-09
GREGORY HOMsTEADER
is CALLED BOOTLEGGER

Fairfax, S. D.-Charsed with fur
nishing liquor to Harvey Clugey, Q
minor, George Ninkler, a home
steader of the Sully Flats district OF
Gregory county. was arrested by the
Gregory county authorities.
Complaint in the case was mado
by the boys mother who charges
that as the result of the liquor being
furnished her son he became in
toXicated Winkler also is charged
with forging the name OF Justice
Burrill to u summons requiring 8
neighbor to accompany him to town
as one OF his witnesses in the liqror
case. The witness had Winlller ar
rested on the charge of forgery.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-11-09
LOCAL NOTES
from IridnN,s Daily

Mrs. c y. Gilliland has gone for
visit a Iowa points. including Al
bia, Iconium and Fairchild. She will
be gone for a month.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs, E. j. Baker,
OF Farwell on Thursday, November
. daughter.
Mrs. Theodore Winters left last
night for Ellsworth, Wis, where she
WI visit at the home OF her parents.
Mrs. c. II. Dirks. of Bridgewater,
w.s i Mitchell visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Homer Snow visited friends
in the city between trains yesterday
on her way to Minneapolis. where
she will spend several weeks visiting.
Henry letel. OF stickney, was a
business visitor in the city yesterday.
Keith Mohr returned yesterday
from a brief visit at the home of his
parents in Alexandria.
Mr.. and Mrs. j, T. Payne of Lake
Ardes, S. D., We're visiting in the city
Yesterday
Weather reports for the month OF
October indicate that although the
weather was irregular. the mean of
Temperature for the period was in
accordance with the figures that have
been recorded before. The normal
mean of an temperatures for the
month is Az degrees, while the
mean this month was 45 degrees. The
rainfall amounted to 40 inches,
which is below the normal precipita-
ton 1.34 inches.
Mrs. j. c. Hooper is spending the
week at the home OF MIR. and Mrs,
Fred Gerken, of Stickney
An auditor arrived from SIOUX
City last night and this morning
commenced checking up the accounts
of the local Omaha railway office.
Mrs. A. Rawson of Alexandria, has
arrived for a visit at the home of hel
daughter, Mrs. VIM. Durkee.
Alexandria Herald: James Spears
Of Mitchell suffered a badly bruised
arm ard shoulder Tuesday Will
overseeing the moving OF a buildin:
from Ernest IGamaMn's home farm
to TIE river farm. Mr.. Spears was IL
the building which was being haul
ed By a big tractor when the top por
ton pulled away from the floor am
he was caught In the collapse OF tn
walls Mr., Spears returned TO Nit
cAell that afternoon, being unable i
continue his work for time
Mrs. Ella 7. Geiger arrived toda
I for a visit with her daughter, Mis-
> Olive Geiger.
/ n. II. Miller. of Lennon. s: d
1 was in the city yesterday on busf
7 ness.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. +. a Gates G
l Kingsley. Ia, have arrived for
Y visit at the j. j. Myles home
Al Snow was fined SIS for drunk
l enness by Judge w. NJ Herbert
police court this morning.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-11-09
NOTICE or PRIVATE SALE

State of South Dakota, County of
Dawson, SIS.
In County Court
In the matter of the estate OF
Julia Ford, Deceased.
To Whom 1t May Concern:
Pursuant 10 an order OF said court,
made on the goth day OF October
1916. the undersigned administrator
with will annexed of said estate, will
sell the following described land he
longing TO said estate, to-wit: the
South onehalf OF the Northwest
Quarter tS1-2 Of NV IA and the
south one-half OF the northeast Quar-
ter (S12 of NWA and the South
one-half of the Northeast Quarter
CSla of NE !, OF Section Four Cd
Township one Hundred Four tlo4
Range SiNty-one (61D, West of the
9th T. NJ in Dawson County, South
Dakota. Said lands to be sold at priv
ate sale on or after the 18th day OF
November, 1916,
4 he terms of said sale are as fol.
lows: Cash in hand paid ON contirma
ton of sale and delivery of admins
ira or's deed
Offers or bids for said lands Will be
rec lived by the undersigned at his
pla :e of business in l.etcher, Sanborl
County. South Dakota, and all bid:
must be in writing.
Dated October 9lst, 1916
d. H. Ford,
Administrator, with will annex
ed OF the estate OF Julia Ford, de
ceased.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-11-09
HUGE HAWKS ARE
FEASTING ON MICE

Pierre. S. D-The country south
Of Fort Pierre swarms with huge
hawks and The residents OF that seq
ton who first attempted to XII them
as fast as possible, are now lnr0tact-
ing them That part OF the country
was overrun with mice which were
creating havoc in the shocked grain,
and by watching the hawks they were
found to have been called to that
neighborhood by the good hunting"
COLL and wara faactino IN tho ew.,rr, q,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-11-09
FREEMAN RESIDENT
TOURS OVER CANADA

Freeman. S. D.-That all the for
mer South Dakotans who now live in
the British northwest are prospecting
and happy is the information which
] Us been brought to the state by p.
] NJ. Hofer, Of Freeman, who has
j st returned from 4 prolonged tour
c the British northwest.
He reports that without exception
!; | the old South Nakotans are pros
! arng in that country. having tine-
J improved farms ard rich agrio III
tiral lands. They are receiving
good prices for their products and
J re in good financial condition.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-11-09
SET RAILWAY HEARINGS.

Pierre. S. D.-The residents OF the
northern part OF the state want a
" aiting room built at the junction
o. the Milwaukee and the 500 roads
rear Greenway. in Mcpherson county
On their petition the railway commits
son VIII hold a hearing at Greenway
December / They will also hold
"a hearing AT Mobridge December -,
on the condition of the roadbed on
tne Faith line. and a hearing on tel
pnone service in the railway station
will be held at Butler December ..
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-11-09

after which Miss Irene Harvey gave
a short suffrage talk. Then Mrs.
Frank Weller. who had been invited
out by the club. gave the chief talk,
outlining the main suffrage conten-
lions and urging the support OF the
club for the proposed amendment,
supper was served at the CONCLUSION
OF the meeting Over 90 guests We're
present and the evening was one
of the best in the history OF the
CLUB.
George Frazier, OF Geddes, was 4
business visitor in this city yester-
day
The. football team from Dakota
Wesleyan academy played score
less tie with the supposed academy
team from Huron college yesterday
afternoon ON the latter's grounds.
Coach e. H. Wilds, OF ID. w. A., re-
bona fde "preps" on the Huron team
and that the others We're members
OF the second college eleven.
TIL body OF Mrs. H. F. Waldorof
ing an operation. was shipped to
Philip. 5. d., yesterday afternoon ror
burial The deceased was so years
old and was native OF Wisconsin
The funeral Will be held in Philip
where the deceased was a resident.
Trough a typographical error, ii
was reported that the contribution
oil tse Methodist church TO syrian
relief fund was 3a91. The correc,
amount Of cash turned in was Sl39.-
81, "a generous Offering having been
received at this church for the relief
work
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1916-11-09
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