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!» Four Others Senators Win . her Game 7 to ')- as M’ADOO RESTING ‘7 Know I’ll Like Wife Injured The Box Score La Follette Omaha,” Says Goslin Hits \ / Welcome FROM OPERATION Brakes Fail WASHINGTON. Big Oct. 7.—William Me- Arrival Here Baltimore, G. of New AB. K. 11. PO. A. E. Bishop Upon Mr Neely rf .3 2 3 3 « 0 Adoo was reported today as resting Burris 2b .ft 2 2 2 K « Johns « « comfortably at llopkins hospi- at Bottom Kbr rf ft I 1 * D awes Has Two Cars Collide for G«mlh» If .4 2 4 2 « ft for tal, where he underwent an operation Homer ft •fudge lb 4 I I II 1 Backing for the removal of of Hill in Bl liege «* 4 ft 3 2 3 I yesterday gravel Steep Bluffs; K 11**1 e 3 ft ft ft « « from the bladder. Miller 3b .4 0 0 ,0 2 I Girl Driver Held on The former secretary of the treas Bogridge p .4 ft ft ft ft ft Burberry p .ft ft ft ft ft ft a was of and Socialists Here ury passed good night $2,OttO Bond. Washington Totals.3* 7 13 27 15 .3 Friday doing well in all respects, it was said NEW YORK. at the hospital. Dr. Hugh H. Young, AB. R. H. PO. A. F. Milwaukee Mmbtrom 3b 4 1 3 1 2 ft of Com- urologist, said that the treatment was Victor Berger, 4 ft ft 3 3 0 Personnel Reception Machine Smashes Fence Two Men on Bases Forced in Frlvrb 2b a success and that he should he out Yrimg rf .4 1 ft ft ft ft Twice Re- Kelly lb. 3 1 1 11 1 ft mittee for G .0. P. Candi- of the hospital In 10 days. Congressman, Third ft ft ft by Him in Inning, Beimel If .2 2 1 Mrs. Bertha Calahan. 69t'3 Florence Wilson ef .4 ft 1 3 11 ft fused Admission to date Announced hv boulevard, was fatally injured, and * of Three dark son ss .4 ft ft ft 3 ft Given Margin ft 1 ft dowdy r -4 1 1 to Aid. her husband, P. F. Calahan, and their Barnes .ft ft 0 I 1 ft House, Here p O. E. Adam McMullen son, Leo, were when Runs in Score. /.Terry 1 ft ft ft n 0 Engler. seriously injured Baldwin p .» ft « « « « the automobile in which they were /Soutliw ortlt .1 ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft riding was struck by one driven by Beit 11 p .« ft From Within” ft ft ft ft ft in z I Omaha Each Club Has 2 Games Bent ley State Chairman Scores Bryan’s “Boring Miss Xellie Mann, 19, Elyria, O., at Totals .34 4 6 27 II 1 Second street and Washington ave- Victor socialist congress /Butted for Biirnrs in fifth. Charles G. Dawes, republican can- Berger, nue, Council p.luffs, Tuesday evening. DAMON HI W ON /Butted for Baldwin in seventh. By of the Road man from Is a new sup- was book- r I for Dean in ninth. didate for the vice Wisconsin, Miss Mann arrested and Universal Service Stuff Corrmimmlrnt. tutted presidency Seore Program innings: a by United Stales, will be given rousing porter of Senator Ea Follette, but his ed on a charge of investigation fol- Polo Grounds. New York, Oct. 7.— Washington 003 010 020—1 lftft ftftl 011—4 when he to the front lowing the accident and was later New \ ork welcome steps Marxian Idealism Is no whit duller Stand there, you "Goose" Goslin hits: Br- up Summary—Two-base Kellj, of the at the Auditorium Declares That Full Crew Has released on lii.noo bond. Wilson. Home run: Goslin. Saeri- platform —stand up there where the neighbors Neelv. because he Is aligned with the Inde- fiee bit: Hiiel. deft on bases: Washing- Friday night. Visitor in Bluff*. can see on Off Been Maintained hut Few over in Salem, N. J., you ton. f»; New \ ork. ft. liases bulls: county pendent movement. If* Is still a so- 3 (l.instrom. Meiisel (2), Oscar Kngler, republican home while baseball pins on the dust and 'logridge. Miss Mann i* visiting at the Young): off Barberry. I (Frlseh). afternoon an- ns addressed a meet- llnrnes. chairman, Tuesday Contracts Let Until cialist and such of 1300 street, sweat stained shirt of your Washing- struck out: Bogridge. 2 (Young. Kel- K. L. Lainson. Canning By nounced tin* of the recep- In the 2 (Bentley. Kelly): by personnel ing In Omaha Tuesday night the I>ainson car for ton uniform the Medaille Merlte of lv); by Barberry. and had taken Barnes. 3 (Harris, Bogridge. 2); by Bald- tion committee which will greet Mr. Recently. interest of the I.a Follette-Wheelsr the world series. win. I (Bogridge): hv bean. 2 (Bogridge. the evening. With her were Marjory on behalf of the MeNeelv). Hits: Off Barnes, ft in 3 in- Dawes republicans ticket. Lainson and Geraldine 13 That's a fresh laid, Frenchy way Lainson, nings; r.ff Baldwin. 1 in 2 Inn'.ng*; off of Omaha and Nebraska. By r C. POWELL. The Wisconsin senator's hackers In- 3 In 2 off Mogrhlge. 3 In Staff < and 11. respectively. of saying that you, "Goose" Goslin, Bean. innings; were dls- nrri-sponrirnt The Omnlia Bee. 7 1-3 Inning*; off Barberry. 3 In I 2-3 Plans for the reception deny that their candidate to dignantly Coming down the steep hill on Sec- win the paean of praise that goes Innings. Wild pitch: Barnes. Winning Mr. with McCook. Xeb., Oct. ".—Adam Mc- < ussed Tuesday by Kngler Is running aa a red. His candidacy Ote .« . . —' Mann was unable to the which you Ditcher: Bogridge luising pitcher: ond street. Miss the hero of baseball, (on- Sackett. chairman of the state Mullen, republican candidate for gov- | J Barnes. 1 moires: Quigley at plate; Harry has been cloaked In various disguise", hold the heavy automobile with the are. This was chanted this at first; Klein, second; lllneen. third. ernor, carried -w '-I.:.'.'-.. paean nclh committee. Mr. Sackett his campaign through such as Time: 2:1ft. republican "progressive,'1 "Independent" yw foot brake and it got out of control by ______.■■-•...-IP afternoon at the Polo grounds from Kincoln to aid the Frenchman creek valley today, came to Omaha and "labor.’’ But, as Representative before reaching the intersection. 60.000 baritone and soprano voices. Fri- one of the prettiest in Nebraska. and Frederick if. just in the completion of plans for spots Berger pointed out In his room at JBisAop ^Keeney L of Calahan's car was in the middle It’s gusty vocal force fairly blew He expressed Much of this fertile valley Is tin day night’s meeting. the Hotel Fontenelle Tuesday after- and Miss Mann's machine Goslin into berodom around touched the Tho said her first act in Omaha would the street "Goose” Howell himself as at the enthusiasm hy plow. rugged the national Mrs. Frederick T. Keeney, wife gratified noon, only organization struck it broadside, hurling It the base paths behind his home run Campaigns not only hills. In beautiful soft colors, that an be apartment hunting. which has been manifested, supporting Ea Follette ts the social- of the new bishop of the Methodist and demol- field stand tn the third artist would a life to imitate, Mrs. is a native of New against a telephone pole In the right in Omaha, but in surrounding towns, give ist The other are Keeney party. groups only area, set foot in Omaha for the it. inning this afternoon. in of Mr. was the subject of constant admira- York state. She said she had never ishing for CoolidseO following the announcement sectional, such as the old nonpartisan That's the one sure way, as you tion from Mr. McMullen, who had first time on Monday afternoon and lived in tlie west before. Machine -lump* Curb. Dawes’ contemplated visit to Omaha. league, the farmer-labor party, sev- of becoming a real big, big. never visited the valley In hi* 40 herself at the station as ”1 was go fond of living in China, car know, Kngler to Preside. eral grange associations and lahor expressed After striking the Calahan a to remain hero in a world series—to win Talk years of life In Nebraska. certain that she would like f would hate liked over big Manderson Mr. Kngler will preside at the meet- unions, and the wholly abstract con- being Miss Mann's machine jumped knocking a home run. The stories of the early day strug- her new home and the here. there,' she said. •'Life wag go pleas- game by ing Friday night, and wilt introduce glomeration of parlor pinks known as people the curb, plunged through a fence That's what “Goose" Goslin did. gles of the pioneers In that country A woman of man- ant. Mr daughter is a mission- Mr Sackett, who will present Mr. the Committee of Forty-eight. gracious quiet and was not stopped until it reached two runners on when t 1o Davis are still fresh on the Ups of many Mrs. smiled ary in China. She will come to There were Favnirrs Dan Look Dawes. The socialists. Berger admitted, are ners, Keeney pleasantly the back yard of the house on the his smash represents the who can remember when white men at those who would greet her. Mrs. Omaha next July.” h« hit, end Placards and posters announcing hacking Ea Follette because they be- comer. 7 to 4 vic- for Aid, Omaha Senator were scarce there. Is of medium lias Mrs. Keeney came to Omaha from margin of Washington's the meeting have been distributed in lieve that the ultimate spread of their Keeney height, The Calahans were removed to the New York Giants, Jacob Rossmiller of Benkelman, dark eves and dark hair tinged Iowa, where she spent six weeks tory over the Tells Audience in towns throughout Nebraska and doctrines will he greater than If they Mercy hospital. Mrs. Calahan died the 1924 world series to several who settled In the valley In 1883, was with gray. attending Methodist conferences bringing Iowa, Mr. Hnckett said, and had trotted out a candidate of their a few minutes after reaching the ho* two for each club. have al- full of Interesting reminiscences as Kscort^d her husband, the with the bishop ginoe her depar- evens with games Speech. large delegations of visitors own for the Inevitable slaughter. Eu- by, pital. The father and son axe said Know Goose.” he traveled with the McMullen party. to thp Mrs, Keeney ture from the east. “You Don’t made arrangement* to he pres gene V. Debs tn 1920 bishop, hotel, to be in a ser ready got only 22,000 — by hospital authorities said an excited Wash- to The OniHhn It... "Everyone was on a parity In the "Brother." X|irrlnl ltUpat.-h ent. more votes than he received in 1912. condition. he ious ington fan of vision at Neb., Oct. 7.—Senator will assist the early days.” said. prophetic Mandernon. These delegation* It should be remembered that In 1912 The two Lainson children were the second game of the here this "No one had anr money brtt are alt the dose of R. B. Howell In his talk local reception committee in welcom the women did not have the franchise on bruised. Miss Mann time Doctor Convicted Guard sliFhtly^cut and series over in the capital of stressed the necessity had plenty to eat. The only world evening again ing Mr. Dawes. in all the states, as they did eight Troop suffered from shock. ^ don't know Cool■ there was any loose change In the this vast country, “you for the re-election of President The speech of Mr. Dawes will he years lat»r. By joining hands with the Goone Goslin. idge and the choice of Adam McMul- two radio sta country was when veterans of broadcast by powerful the Johlot radicals of one sort or an- at S<*ene of Riot Goose ain't hittin’ II* civil war received their pension of “Brother, len ns governor of Nebraska. tions. other at Cleveland In July, the social Manslaughter NEW HIGHWAY Goose Is that farm checks." much yet. But brother, railed attention to the fart Doors Open at 7:30. I"*" hope to gain more by boring from so- liable to bust out all over this ers rannot look for aid from John W. win One Store tn Village. The doors of the Auditorium within than they could In any other Second Find* E'llian Federal Forres to Pre- SIGNS POSTED a of small to date lies any minute like rase Davis, who has his eyes upon Europe. be opened at 7 30 and Mr. Dawes' ad- As the party neared the up wav. Jury Hastings Dispatch to Tbs Omaha Re». a talk which Mr. and village of Palisade, Spn-ial pox. It was farm dress is to begin at S. prosperous Berger declared that the of vent Recurrence of Elec- socialist Physician Guilty Neb.. Get. 7 —Sicrs "You don't know Goore." Howell made and he insisted that the Invitations have been sent to the Rossmiller said: Hartington. partv will not lose ps entity as a com- to an earn- was th» new Llncoln-Yanktcr We of old Manhattan island farmer must be brought persons, as of the I ran remember w.-hen there tion Clash. designating following members political group after the coming elec Slaying. on the know him when he belted to that of industry. else. All highway were posted today menced to ing level equal reception committee: a store here and nothing tion, when I,a Follette Is to expected Hi 4*«nriaff(] Trf**. Wisner and Yankton. a Giant lead Kate I p. XdHst Abbnut R •!. Burr store was canned and Sp.flill IM.pnlrh In Thr (Imfllu t\?e. road between that homer, knocking Wage the sold goods create a to E. Xduma John V Baldwin permanent monument did the work in- weFt. We knew him as a blood "Last hp said, "the index killer to the You know- Hastings, Neb., Oct. 7.—Or. Charles Havana. Oct 7.—The lull forces of The party which galley year." Martha Xdum* John V Bold w in pain cowboys. himself In the form of s brand new aft labor rates of wages, Adam* Mr*. I.illa Boldwin cluded Mr. Ft. H. Morse. I. H. Thomp- relation before the warm sunny number of union [John the rowsboys always needed some- The I. Egtwrt, for many years a surgeon the Zayas government were In mo- N H lie B. Adnnia Howard Hnldrige party socialists, Berger said, O Jensen. C. F was drawing into twilight, as 100. was 211. six here, was onnvinrted of son. Otto Nagel. ernonn using 1913 rates Irrnr Xdrtm* Gunrgc M. Baler thing for their pain when they rode will manslaughter probably become an important tion today to prevent any possible Fred Oltman and Goslin had four hits to lints than any previous year, XVr*|ej- Xdkin* Edward Baird late Onlay. He was taken Into Rvan*. Paul Meier. and "Goose" p higher into town." factor In this snd continue custody X. B. Xllen < In.r Baird party disorder in eastern all of Wisner. his credit. and the index for railway wages and will be sentenced later. This was recurrence of A. R. Peterson, I*. V. Allen Hell *. Baker The grip the valley and surround- tlielr missionary work with vigor and the samp time the Oti* AlvUnn I' I.. Harnett Why "Goose?" stood at 202. At on who have I>r. Egbert's second trial. Cuba, where seven lives were lost ( hnrle* L AIMndt XX illi* Barber ing country has persons optimism. Be thus amalgamating is Goslin, isn't non agricultural was .tune last Well, his surname index for wholesale unnie XX Vine* George Harr* lived there was evidenced when mem- He convicted in year and three acore Two Generals Advocate while with certain sections of union labor, Sunday night nearly hail advanced to 171. X|. \ndr«a*en John XX. Hattin of second degree murder In connec- It? products \nd#-r*un X Baldwin bers of the party met Pat Sullivan, the leaders Marx- corn and Frank Judge Berger declared, of wounded in a clash at Camaguey. General Disarmament a is a young goose- that of the of the C. J. < liarle* Buttelle tion with the death of his son-in-law, And goslin products Xndenwin who homesteaded near Hayes Center ian thought and In this farmer hnd dropped to Fred Andereon Xlae Bahlridge philosophy the arising out of the cam- Berlin. Oct. 7.—Only complete ge?. what? wheat belt then has Charles R. Gordon, in Egbert presidential If. I Ander«on XXilHuin II. Ilaiimer years ago. Since prosperity country Intend to convert the organ- eral disarmament can save the world Wherefore "Goose” because—oh. 120, resulting in differential against Mr*. I.ulab Xnilrctr* Geo. Baler home on February SI. 1923. for former President Menocal I smiled on Sullivan and he lives In ized man who in the paign with Mr*. Ci. K. Xnder J. II. Burger working past n the of General Yerrmux of because haRehall writers have to call him of 30 per cent, compared The supreme court reversed the and General Gerardo Machado. opinion Ant be* Judge l.oni* llerka Seattle. has a deaf ear great George turned to socialism. Trance, compiander of the Sixth a something. His right non agricultural products—the •lo*e|»b T Armstrong ffenrr Beal verdict because of an error In the 750 are en l ballplayer "Once a year T feel a call to return The red of Approximately troops times. llarrv A«her < arl ft Beal flag soclallam may ap- during the world war. name Is Leon, if you want to know. r*.st in rf*('**nt Instructions. to army corps K Is. Hal lev « It. Bride n and hunt,” Sullivan suld. ”1 can't to t>e In the breeze, hut route preserve order in Camaguey that troubles are charge- pear faltering ml General Von Schoenach of Ger In the matter of playing “The farmer’s Haul XX Bair* F rank B< Idlng Egbert has been out on hall since and Orient* Permits for been get away from It. T have a dug with It Is still flying. And pledged to provinces. * of the known as left field, to the world he has (Turn to I'uge Three. Column Three.) his first cont lotion His host sentence many, commander republican stretch of ground able prices private individuals to carry arms for me that I have taken from Seattle keep It up are such stalwart Ea Fol- are the to to not merely was In his second guards who now opposing "Goose" sometimes leaves plenty compelled accept, 15 years. The Jury have been orders been to Nebraska and back 10 times.’’ lette supporters as Eugene V. Jlelis, suspended, while when he leans of as have Order® for Viar was out four hours and 20 min : nationalist military he desired. It is only such the products iLarge trial have forth the sail- organization consumed The trip of the McMullen party, Victor Berger and Morris Hilqult. gone holding up th< his muscles up against a hase- sold abroad but for those life*. Thw two generals addressed .Jersey Munitions Received which took In the towns of Wauneta. the of William 7- Fos ing for Key West of two warships to I of the nut On the other hand. In- Only piesenre when the work) congress today on intei ball that the ugly duckling at home. Stockholm. Oct. 7. -Comtiderable The killing occurred | pee^e his Palisade, Hayes Center, Culbertson the noted syndicalist, ts lacking. take part in the San Carlos reicbm- ! a and a thing of of a tile to purchase ter, went to the home to I national disarmament. field becomes swan, stead being interest ha* been aroused here the Gordons Egbert been by and McCook, was a repetition of the n« he Is running for president on a tion there. The city of Camaguey is the needs at world prices, he lias some belongings. beauty to Washingtonians. large order* for war material get States placet! hospitality and enthusiasm which has little ticket all hie own. guarded by soldiers and the police Harris Hern, Too. compelled to buy at United Pr. Egbert's defense was that the l abor by several foreign governments with waa 'there are a our arti- met Mr. McMullen all during the The Milwaukee legislator who under direction of mill- Knplish Party He can, as they say In the language prices—prices dictated by the Bofor* Scandann via's shooting was accidental. company, of during the I tarv "sock that of ficial economic structure. More than campaign. convicted disloyalty supervisor. Rejrctt! Communist* of baseball, apple." biggest manufacturer of trim*, am mu At Wauneta C. ft, Walker and TV war who declared he is General In a cf cent of the farmer's pr*>duc and Tuesday Menocal, proclamation I.ondnn. Oct. 7.—The application How he can sock It! 90 jier nition and military Church at *upplie*. K Conklin Introduced Mr. McMullen. of his record In the trains Luxemburg n the e\* of his tour of the for affiliation as it turned out Wash- cotton, Is consumed pmud republic, the communist party Of course, tlon, excluding Lea* than a month ago the head Schools Dismissed. rears of 1917 to was welcomed Celebrates accused President W«« had tn have more runs than at home, about 10 per cent, is sold J919, Vnniversary Zayas' government with the labor party rejected b> ington of the Bofor* concern announced that 7—Ft. church stand the At Palisade schools were dismissed In Omaha by the out and out Ea Fob Psvld City, Oct. Mary of partiality toward General Machado an vote at the annua! Goal ins homer but who re- abroad. He eotild easily of 10.- overwhelming produced, it had contract* for delivery when the I* It* 5manager of products small. H> \ Wfhavrluted Prfh*. should lie promptly At Hayes Center, J. K. West Intro- government in the Fnlted States, the Cuming county. the Washington who began by sary measures American Ambassador Crowder is Oct. «.—It is learned to- club, duced Mr. with the Some of the engaged on Tendon, such as shall afford the farm- confiscation of all industries speakers " '■ tile out-thlnkhig everybody on the adopted Finland Will Issue ^lcMullen. hirg situation closely. that the Rrttish dominion* have At Cudbertaon J. (1 Crews and ft the are Rev. Ferdinand night er United States prices for what he final abolition of the private property program premises. in K. Solomon the Heckman of communicated with their represenla inasmuch as he must pay $7,000,000 Bonds arranged meeting, Mock, Rlshop I.lncotn, j Harris wrfuld sells, rights." Geneva also with the Everybody thought Oct. 7—Public offering* llenrv Lehman and .1 W. over all Corcoran of York and •Ives at and United States prices for what he Sew York. Retitzel of Still an advocate of taking Judge George Doilgp Eoiinly OI»I Settlers lead his ace, Walter Johnson. Every- Trenton I British premier advising that the> buys." will bo made by a local banking drove to Culbertson to hear business and making Induslrv on" Rav. .1. J. Hoffman of Falla Citv. Eallier for (Turn to SI*. C olimin Hi*.) Mr. McMullen Reunion Todav will not sign the Geneva peace proto- The senator argued that a measure syndicate tomorrow of a combined speak. In his speech- vast government ownership scheme, es Mi the Fremont. Neb., tvt. col if the amendment on Im- must be by congress similar (7,000,000 offering of so year sinking todav, McMullen spoke of poor the congressman who twice since Prefers to Oil. 7—Kverylhlng I Japanese passed Hog* 1* ret for business management to the th»» first annual reunion of migration is included. to the McNaryHaugen bill. fund fl 12 tier cent external gold hi the slate war hn« been refused admission Shenandoah, la,. Oft. 7 Preferring road Uotljro County Old Settlers* a areola- The dominions definitely ref\:«e to We Have bonds of 23 municipalities of Finland. department. It* pointed to the house of representatives, tells Ne- hog* to nil well*. L o. Mammon, tion l>e tact that for 18 88 I" which will held st allow the immigration Question to be Given The price Is 01 and Interest to yield months persons braska to vote for Ea Follette it farmer from Winfield. Kan., I* in Ridgvly Jackie Coopan Mall renter of had hern employed In the socialists, low .a for a farm geographical p.-dc- I’he subject of outside arbitration. With Us over 7.23 per cent. steadily a means to an end. If the "outhwrMcrn looking Grrrk Honor Dec«»ralion roar! ‘•'tint' all day Wednesday. A Ivasket The Issue consists of two senes, department while practically no a little In the background where ha an raise hog*. vow* nnd by keeping lunch Athens, Oct. 7. Jackie Congan, road hulbllng had been under picnic, a program of old time one of $3,000,000 covering 27 ««sn way. behind the shadow of the statesman corn. H# formerly 1 i\^*1 in Hllnoi* Roosevelt on Tour. Today American child moving picture actor, Contractors entertainment and old fashioned fea elated and the other of Swamped. who Is to rail himself Fight nnd northern low*. HI* farm in s municipalities pleased lures make Hudson T Oct fnef* J. C. Orrick, was today decorated by the Greek Now’ Just before election the w||| up the day s fun $.7,100,000 covering the city of llelelng gov- Ing Bnb." are aide tn gradually gain Kanaa* 1* "urrounded bv oil Haiti* Roosevelt liegan his second day of States Marshal, medal of an nffi (rnor Fremont Chamber of Is j United Deputy government with n Is swamping contractors with and bo ha* ranted hi* land Commerce fnrs. More than half of the proceeds control of the new political body, and stumping for governor of New York Great Mnnt. rer Order of in a hand for the occasion Kalis, of the George, given work, be said. "It was a waste to Ihe theoiles providing will be Used for the funding of out- Inculcate In that party with a rear platform address when his halls from the town made of humanitarian work. It tho Seth Young. North Rend, president Orrtrk recognition term and keep purnonnel of the road dc rocked eastern and cen- Case to standing short Indebtedness which have Millugau Jury. the special train stopped at Germantown with scene of was the first time this medal hart Pdrtment almost tn the of association and first white child famous along Shelby, ex- up maximum wHI do ao. This Norfolk, Ovt. 7 The v t.*e of the remainder largely for capital tral Europe, they Neb., born Mis schedule called for 11 speeches the Jack Gibbons ever been given to a child. all these months and have In Podge county, will preside. Dempsey-Tommy them do- whs admitted Jterger. who the 1 nlted Slate* against Pnvid Mil penditures such as harbor Improve- virtually by One today. "I want to let von set a look It In Orrlck'a own The ceremony took In th< ing almost of the feature addresses of the fiasco. And to put place nothing. 1 don't believe he Is a n hrltl the of Federal ments and extensions and the con- makes no hones of the fact that lug attention at me and see how 1 stack up." he "Great Falla Is ready to stage acropolis In the presence of the Am tho people will submit to continuation day will be given by Capt. 1., 11 words, struction of water works and electric a socialist, not a liberal. Judge Woodrmigh'* court nil day to said and elvll of such a North of Columbus, and another International erican iglnlster, government political machine fed and ns It went Into the pioneer guide elastic.” light "The soclaliata do not go so far day anil bv nightfall officials and 7,000 who are plants. IHild for out of the scout. William Balfour, winner of Orrlck returned Stephen Demtnon, orphans state's money, D It Is wl-e to throw every- hand* of the The defendant 1* believing Jury. old lime Suit for Di\ ideuds. "con" man wanted on charges under the care of the near east re is poor business, a nnd I many fiddlers’ contests, will alleged waste, don't In a common as In Russia charged with violating the federal Eastern Slur thing pot. be on Oci. 7—A suit tc business the lief. The wjim then received Meeting. believe anyone can deck with Ills Instrument for IUchni«m4, Vn.. of fleecing throughout youngster honestly dispute the conservative law of it But, argue more prohibition crfcroc where he will stand Admiral Goundou riot 1*. Chicago. Ort. ?♦--Report* sue !t." the old fashioned dancing contest. j paymynt by th# jk>uthf>ni country to Omaha, hy provision Follette boosters- If there < evxful and extensive benevolent of the Ea of $77,*00 t>00 In trial. nl president of Greece, st the royal yenr At Imperial Inst night the Railway company party arc such— the candidate Is Share I ixetl. t« work were rend before grand chapter was presidential Helgiau «li\*Wfiids to prcf^rml stockholder* "Montana was never so prosperous palace. Troop* were called out entertained bv the citi- 1L \««im liitrtl I’rrx* following not a ted hut a llow of Illinois. Order of the Kaxtern Star, zens (’ progressive. h*» boon fll*sl brre Ihy N rnUb as It Is said Orrlck. "The the the crowds. W. Meeker, James by today," help police Ini^Jle Iturke. when Die constitution Vi tlot. 7 The Helginn *ban' ti 11 h golden Jubilee celebration. W. C ever amended WWff^Pwptr tlit t m«tyy* farmers are having good crops, have Hill, A. Cunningham, IV .7. The Weather POTOWny, Kmma of the socialist parly the largest bloc In the $.00,000,000 loan to Germany bills and are (1next x Included Mr*. t'linrt Fitzgerald. E. M, K v «>f tht» yatate of i\ TV pic horny nnu paid nearly all their Farm House Burns. .Stewart. 1) F the l»awe* supporting I,-c Follette was adopted, provided under reparation l'«* S4 to 7 The wick of Seattle. Washington, right Meeker. Clyde hours rmlttv* ! p m ihrtnhsr T I othyr unnamed sUtekhoktyry. ready vote the FoolldgcDawes Newcastle. Neb.. Oct. large Anderson, Roosevelt *( rondurtrexx. Eugene V. Dehs, writing from his plan ha* been fixed in principle Kristis* humul.ts <*turns«• ? * m j ticket." farmhouse of John McGollIgan, sever worthy grand Ltihrs. W. .1. Reynolds and I) H Kil- 99 noon. M. T »> m 9t prison cell, rvpresard Die following $7,500,000. I'm inches hunvIr-Uh* Orrlck, who has miles southwest of here, was de patrick, tpUMion Neva Goa! \ eiti Found. Regarding politics, To**\ Ot ; ntsl Rina's Jst'unn .4 9, Uitillv. sentiment; la tvt I keen a republican nil of his life, says stroyed hy Are caused by a defective Slayer Found *!*ftcl«*n<\s, ? .4 Shenandoah. 7.- Mr it "We can breathe Into It the breath I Denies Cruft. lloitrlt that Ills wns from home H. t'., Oct. 7 Kiltuund I>. uright 1>mtifNlsrr«. Smith Shenandiwh who there Is no rpiesllon but flue while he nwn.v Conway, Four Acres YicM LOO 9 ecologist, * m .... * t* m mem of revolution." New York, Pvt 7 I'olive t omml* l.a to a a few artl alleged slayer of five 4 s. ni M I m s.i has made an examination of a coal atate will go republican, lie says Owing high wind only tllgham, ...... V the social t * Bushels of Dehs Is now chairman of •loner reaumlng the stand In m ...... b4 * n ns ...... r4 Davis ticket. »les of and furniture w'erc hers of bis family, was found gulllv Potatoes Knrlght, vein discovered on the I.ubhin farm Toilette will Jar the clothing * s. ^ with the Mem m. h i> m loss "f his brother, I., Srol York, Neb, o,t. 7. Thomas Ulf 1st national committee and hi* ftftO.OOO libel iiilt ngnlnet A neat Orrlck predicts that Conllrtge will saved from the Anmes. The .if the murder §• tn ..... 14 4 p. m 44 Norwich, eight miles east of font harvested f.tm bushels of aid of Victor Recger, Is carrying on blyman Ixmta A. Cuvllller, reiter.itad •- m ns is the several dollars, Is covered lev Itlgham. Henlenc* will b* passed potatoes Shenandoah, an l Mn that s 7* Inch tie elected by largest majority thousand H s m 4R T p w 4b on four acres In York county. the work to elect I-a Foiled* hi" denial" of police department graft. ,i •ver given a presidential candidate. hy insurant later. II .f> I j* w 19 so, market.sbl* os| \«-a ev.»tn j