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THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1913.
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Oounoil Bluffs
METCALF BANQUET GUEST
Commercial Club Head Gives Result
of Hit Tour Abroad.
UXES GERMAN CITY WAYS
"Where relltlcs Arr Eliminated In
fiorerntna- Municipalities, There
Best Reaalts Hre Been Se
cured, 1 111 Idea.
More than IS business and profeesional
men tendered Thomas D- Met calf a ban
quet last nlirht In the ball room of the
Urand hotel and g-ave him an opportunity
to reciprocate by giving a recital of hla
ixperlence and observations when mak
ing; a tour of Europe as tho representa
tive of Council Bluff with the delegates
from the American Chic association.
Mr Met calf had already elTtn In an
Infernal way a review of his work as a
sightseer abroad when he talked to the
members of the lie tall Merchants' asso
ciation and had presented It In a much
more connected and comprehensive man
ner In his letters from the other side,
but last nUtht he broucht it all sUU more
closely by his runnlnjr narrative and vis
ualized It by showing" several hundred
etereoftloon views that ho had collected
or made from photograph a
The formal part of his report was type
written arid was & comprehensive review
nt the scetrese of city building: and mu
nicipal perfection attained In the old
wsr4 It was a presentation of the bct
that Bare has to offer. Particular at
section was given by Mr. Metcalf to forma
eC msfttstpal foremmtnt, and it was In
Otsmtmy where ha found the best, much
wMeh he felt was applicable to Amer
ican crttes and come of It particularly to
Oeestell BineYs.
BltmlnatlBK Felltie.
The lessen of It all was tho neces
sary far the elimination of politics and
Mrty patrons In municipal affairs.
Die described the several forms ot
eemmlselon form et government that
,4 Vrestht the best results to many
ef the most prosperous German cities,
and announced himself as a most
ardent advocate of the com mission plan
for Council Bluffs. lie satd he would bo
aHeffea with the present Iowa plan if
no) better cohM be secured, but that If to
the Iowa plan eeald be added some of the
raetliri and common sense ideas of the
German form he felt certain Council
3lhrf ee-uM become one of the most
beautiful, as well as one of the most
pi eneeeewa eiefes in the country.
In the s-l Mures that followed, tbtn was
eem41fted by views of the permanent,
character of all public works,
Council Bluffs
Minor Mention
Council Bluffs Office of
The Bee Is at li KOXTX
Mais St. Telephone 43.
Gas Company Pays
Annual Royalty
A. U Sfurtlsh, tnenaer of the CIU
Sins' Gas and KSectrlQ Light company,
yeatarday ent t the city butldJnK a
cheek for K.IM.M, the royalty paid to
the cety 'mioci the terms ot the eom
peaty'a eentraet'for the year eniRg Oc
tober li. the date of the oentraet. The
nta-eJtyMbated imcenta mt i,m feet
of gas Mid to eoinSama nneVS per aent
e( the y'e is tnsonte from eteetrte eur
lent. The rMy has Inereated from the be
sinning: of the ftrst eontraet made on
Ootoner 'm, whs it was H.W.. Man
aer Snettsn Jttt4 at that time hie
belief that the annual royalty would
reach , Before the end of the five
year contract, and aW that It wewM
show prenortlenately larrer Increases
each eor
AH of this money has' gene into the
fund from which the city's street light
r'ft bills are paid monthly.
m r FnaoMi
Is never vrHten pf those who eurs
vmh gent eotde with Dr. King's New
Meseverr- Guaranteed. Wc and W.W. Tor
sale by V" dnigaiAdvertieement.
Davis, drug's.
Vletrole, 111 A. llospo Co.
Corrlgans, undertakers. Phone 14.
Woodrlns; V ndwtaklng Co. Tel. 330.
Blank book work. Morehouse & Co,
OAIIDNIJH Pltlisa, printing. Phone S3.
FAUST VKCn. AT nOOBRS' BUFFET.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. Phone 97.
Girt wanted for general housework, zns
Oakland avenue. Council Bluffs, I ft.
l'or rtent Small cotteve, WT 0. First
street. Water, gas and electric lights.
I Green, 120 West Broadway.
Bradley Electric Co., wiring and fix
tures. Phone 393.
The highest grade optical work In the
city Is done at Leffert's.
C. J5. IATJBTrtUP PIANO CO. New lo
cation. 340 Middle Broadway.
See Borwlck for wall paper and paint
ing. 209 and 211 8. Main street.
Sdentlflo watch repair work, the kind
that Is appreciated, at Lefferf s.
TO SAVE OR TO JlOnitOW, SEE C. B.
Mutual Bide-, and Loan Ass'n., 123 Pearl.
HlTDWEISnrt on draught The a rand.
Budwelsor In bottles at all flrst-claso bars.
A baby girl was born yesterday morn
ing at 4;30 o'clock to Dr. and Mra Sidney
Bmlth, at 4: o'clock.
For nent-fimnll.cotUe, 607 B. First
street Water, gas and electric lights.
U Green, 120 Wet Broadway.
If you want a guarantee that protects
you on your piano, purchase It of A.
Hospe Co., 407 West Broadway, Council
Bluffs, la.
Hove your overcoat cleaned; new velvet
collar eaves you buying a new one.
Cook's Cleaning Works, m West Broad
way. Phone ITS.
Mrs. Iloes, a slater of Mrs. Mullls, from
Kanaa City, will alnr a duet with Mrs.
Mullls in addition to the regular program
for the Catliollo bazar.
Ronald Eugene McCullv, aged 3 years
11 months, little son of Mr. and Mrs. 3,
H. McCulIy, 3416 Avenue P, died at 4
o'clock Monday morning from croup after
two days' lllneea. The body will be
taktn to Salisbury. Mn for burial. The
family have lived In Council B-luffs only
two months. Benldes the parents, four
sisters and one brother survive.
Word has been received here that Will
iam Klmbel. one of the real pioneers ot
tho city, died at Oshkosh, Nej., last
Wednesday. He was 37 years old and
death was due to hla ace. Mr. Klmbel
came to Council Bluffs in 1K1. later r;o-
ins west, upon nis return in isn ne maas
his home In Council Bluffs, leavlnr hers
a short time ago to make his home with
nis son, I. II. Klmbel. on tut rancn. lie
leaves four daughters, Mrs. S. C Marr
and Mrs. R. A. Ulakealee, both of this
city, and Mra V. Suit and Mra. C. II.
Dolson of Oshkosh, Neb, Burial took
place at Oshkosh,
TliV. David w. Itelnhardt. aired S3
years, died at C:20 Monday morning at the
family residence, vm Avenuo u, aiicr an
Illness of eleven month. The deceased
was a retired Iiaptlit minister and came
to Council Bluffs three years ago from.
Pryor, Qkl. lie was a member ot the
Royal Arcanum. The funeral will be
hold this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at the
residence. Friends are requested jiot to
send flowers. Besides the wide, three
sons survive, 'oiey are a, j. neronirai
of Hartferd, Conn.j n. . B. . JMnhardt ot
this city and 33. C, Relnhardt ot High
point. N. C.
C. 3. Lawta who haa been conducting1 a
meet luccewtful grooery buelnese far sev
eral years at 3337 West Hroanway, has
old the stocK and nxiuren ana win leave
in a raw dava for the Delta county. Colo
rado, fruit districts. He purchased a year
asm .sixteen acres or ino uneei irnEavi.
fruit lands Ih the Vldnlt of Hotcffklse,
one of the beet parts ot the fruit belt,
and will hereafter dovotn his time to the
development of a fruit farm. He l lo
cated one-half mile from Hotchklse, on
ibe Denver, i ruo uratiae ranroaa. . r..
Iteald, a buelnese man of Arlen, Is., haa
purohased the grocery business and Is
preparing to take immediate posseaeten.
The cafe hi tho Nicholas thealer has
a seed Into the control of I. Muccl, the
wholesale lea cream and candy manu
facturer, and ha has begun a complete
transformation ot tho place. The work
of alteration will be continued through
out the Vrek. with the expectation ot
being complete? In time for a formal
opening Saturday. New fixtures are be
inc Installed, to conform with the plans
of the new management. The place has
been officially named the "Lincoln High
way of Hwcets." which Indicates the char
acter of service to be given Ice cream
and high grade candles and, sweets. The
plsce has always been very attractive
and the additions and changes that are
now being made will advance it several
Heps higher.
Nebraska
ADAMS PAYS0LD ACCOUNT
Fifth County of Nebraska to Respond
to Call of Auditor.
FOR CARE OF THE INSANE
Omaka Htreet Rnllvrnr' ' Cnmpnny
Would Hare Petition of J. A.
, IlaOs Made More Specific
and Certain.
Nebraska
l From a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, Oct SWBpeclaU-Counly
Clerk C. it. Hudson of Adams county
has sent a draft for 31.939.S9 to pay the
amount due for care of Insane In. full
Adams Is the fifth county to respond
to the call. There Is still In the neigh
borhood of 373,000 due from the different
counties and they will be reminded by
the auditor that the amount Is due until
forbearance ceases to be a virtue and
then the attorney general will be called
upon to take a hand In the game.
Kerr Incorporations.
The American Hand Bewnd Bhoe com
pany ot Omaha riled articles ot Incor
poration wltii the secretary ofetato to
day. The capital stock Is given as
3IM,C39 and the Incorporators are A. A,
McClure, T, W. Austin and E O. Mo-Gllton.
The Towle Itealty company of Falls
City also files Its articles of incorporation
with a capital stock of 3,0. Edwin II.
Towle and John W. Towle are the Incor
porators.
Wants Specific Complaint,
The Omaha de Council fluffs street
railway company ban filed With the state
railway commissioner Its answer In the
application of Representative James A.
Davis of Omaha asking that the street
car company be required to sell six
tickets for a quarter. The company asks
in its answer that Mr. Davis be required
to make bis complaint more specific and
certain.
Omnhn Man to Wed.
William F. Swanback of Omaha secured
a marriage lteense In Lincoln yesterday
to marry Beryl Virginia Mo&ntee of
Hasting. Swanback gave his age as 33
and the young woman as 22.
Traction Bends Mny if a-.
The railway commission granted per-
mtseien to the Lincoln Traction company
this afternoon to Issue stocks and bonds
In the sum of 380,396 for Improvements
and extensions.
Notes from Beatrice
and Gage County
BEATRICE, Neb., Oct. 3L-Speclal.)
The case ot the state of Nebraska against
Harvey ltoberts of Liberty, charged with
carrying concealed weapons, was set for
trial in the district court Monday, but
the attorneys discovered that the word
"concealed" had been omitted from the
complaint. The county attorney asked
eave to amend the Information, but the
attorneys for the defense objected. An
other complaint was drawn up and Rob
erts was arrested again. He will be
given another hearing In county court
before the case can 'come Up again In the
district court N
Two petitions aaktng for divorce were
filed In the district court Monday.
Bamuel P. Rouse ot Wymore asks for a
decree from his wife, Katy A., on the
grounds ot unfaithfulness. Daisy Darwin
ot this city wants a divorce from her
husband, William, charging desertion.
A number of farmers of Gage county
have asked Farm Demonstrator Ltebers
to ko to Wisconsin or some other dairy
state and purchase some Holsteln cows.
Mr. Llebera says that If a sufficient num
ber of the members of the Gago County
Improvement association want Holsteln
cows, so that one or more carloads can
be purchased, and will make the neces
sary arrangements as to furnishing funds
with which to buy the stock he will close
deal tor them. Many farmers In this
county are becoming Interested In the
matter of securing better" dairy cattle
for their herds, and It is thought that
before long many farms will bo stocked
with the beat dairy cows than can be procured.
Klks to Hnlld Clnb lfonse.
PLATTBMOUTH, Neb., Oct. 21.-(8p-
clal.) The Kike lodge ot this city have
n-ade arrangements for the erection ot
a new club house or tho members of the
order. The new building will be of brick
enear, with a covering of stucco, and
will contain, besides the lodge rooms, a
danee hall, reading: and billiard rooms,
committee rooms, and will be one of
the handsomest buildings In the city.
Tho lodgo here has just received a large
number of members and Is one of the
fastest growing lodges In the state.
Burt County Men
rignt uourt Mouse
(From a Staff Correetondent.)
LINCOLN, Oct 3L-(Stectal.r-George
W, Miner et a!, have appealed from a
decision ot (he district court of Burt
county, where an Injunction was sought
to restrain the county board of that
county1 from levying a 6-mtll tax for the
purpose of erecting a court house. The
tax was levied by the board according
to a bill passed by the' last legislature,
but the opposers ot the levy claim that
the board lias, no authority to levy the
tax heeauie t will bring the- levy up to
lfti mill, whleh ls 1 mttLmera than they-
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taui irsmujr icy J i
The remonstrators also question the
validity of the act of the legislature and
want the supreme court fo rule on the
matter.
Health and Weight Rtord
,ttfc!'-'SBsn
wa?l
MIS8 K. HOWARD
Whoa food could not bo retained tm
the ntoffMih, her family physielaa pre
aoribtxl Dttffr's Pure Malt Whlekny, d
mm Mlwi Kitty Howard thanks tMs
wettderfH! remedy beaHse he can eat
heartily, and it Has lncrcnoed her weight
5 F6Hm4 In elk; months' time, She earn
no herself:
"I vh directed fey. my family doeter
to take n Ubleipoonful ot Duffy's Pure
Malt Whiskey before taenia in a little
water with sugar added. Before taking
your wonderful preparation, I could net
eat, and when I did, I could net keep
food on my stomach; but thanks to
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey I can bow
eat heartily and have Increased ever 3S
pounds In weight la. the past six months,
irhlch Is the longth of tlmo I have bn
taking Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey. I
now weigh l4s pounds, and I attribute
my recovery of health and -weight to Duf
fy's Pure Melt Whiskey." Miss Kitty
Heward, 299 TUlary St., Brooklyn, N. Y,
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey
Kill bring a healthy glow to the pallid cheek, give new energy to tho falter
g limbs, strengthen and invigorate the weary body and throbbing brain:
reanimate the vital organs and creato a new supply ot rich, red blood. It
wakes the old feel young and the young strong and vig
orous, Prescribed by physicians, used in hospitals, and Vf
"cognlied as a family medicine everywhere. Thousand
of our patients, both men and women alike, who have
Wee restored to health and strength, extol its virtues an
on f the world's greatest tonlo snlmulants and body build
re. It la sold by most druggists, grooera and dealers at 31.00
a largs bottle. Medical booklet and doctor's advice free, if
you writ.
Tie Duffy Malt Whiskey Co., Rochester, N, Y,
rVavl
lAdlee Best. M
tot inm sKrervuort or uitrmm9S
reisirM esmen skill la tlttin
and the moat modern manufactur
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TBuy your surgical suppuea wpere your pnyaician buys nis.''
IlllilHE
Rectal Diseases Cured
A asM treatasant, that cures Piles. Fistula and other Rectal disease in a short
tjaM, wishes t a wrfical operation. No Chloroform, Ether or other general aaast
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to he paid until cited. Write far V4c en RacUl Diseases, with teetlmeelata.
n TW(nT"enlBVe emWWnWwa 4sJW taphealsi
CLAWS0N MURDER TRIAL
BEGINS. AT WILBER
WILBUR, Neb., Oet, 2L-Bpedal Tel
egram.) In the trial of Clarence Claw
son 'for the murder of Itoee McICInsey
the following were selected to try the
accused on a charge ot first degree mur
der! James Crone, Kasl, Dowald, Brooks,
Krebs, Krensher, Wllforth, Chrystal,
I'reeburn, Iatenchlftger, McDonald and
Flaming.
Tlie murder of which Clawson !
charged was committed August 2. tho last
day of the carnival, which had been In
progress then three days, and took place
In an alley adjoining a dance hall about
midnight. It Is claimed by the defense
that McKtneey, who was killed, sturck
May Kraft, of very questionable char
acter, and who frankly admitted her oc
cupation on the witness stand today;
that she called to the Clawson woman
for help, that MoKlnsey struck at her
and that Clawson came Up then after
some, words and an altercation Clawson
drew his reser from hla pocket and
stashed at MdKntey, Intending to cut
hm on the arm, but that MclKneey
raised his arm and the blow was de
flected to McKlnsey'a neck.
Severed the jugular vein and trachea
se that it was Impossible for McKlnsey
to talk. After tho cuttlnk McKlnsey
went to the entrance of, the dance hall
where be was met by a couple ot hla
friends, taken aside and died Itj nbout"
thirty minutes.
Clawson "walked to Crete that night.
took a train to Lincoln the next rooming,
wae arrested and brought hero by Bherlff
Myers, on way down and after arriving
again he confessed to the killing, but
stated It was In defence of himself, his
wife and the Kraft woman.
SEVERAL APPLICATIONS
FOR IRRIGATION RIGHTS
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, Oct. n-(8pclal.)-Se-era
application were filed with the State
Hoard of Irrigation this mornmr, among
them being the following;
The county board, of Nuckolls county
applies for a state aid bridge across the
Republican, river one miles wet of Su
perior. The bridge will be 409 feet long
and Us estimated oot will be H,W.
C. N. rhllbrtok ot Fullerton applies for
water rights for power purposes from the
Cedar river at, Belgrade. Patterson
1-atteraon, attorneys tor the ITord CaU
company protest against the granting of
the petition on the grounds that the
ditch will cut through the cattied yards
of the company.
An advisory board to the state board
of Irrigation haa been appointed by the
latter board according to the provisions
of senate file S71 lntrpdvtotd by Senator
Buahee on request of State Engineer
Price last winter. While the house
butchered up the bill considerably from
Ita original provisions, it Is a law and
the board yesterday made the following
appointments: Representative, C. It.
Qustafson of Mead; J. D. Heeler, presi
dent Nebraska state irrigation association,
and 11. li KrederlckMn of Omaha.
I
The Persistent and Judicious fee, of
Newspaper Advertising is the Road to
German Day la Sacesafal.
PliATTgMOTJTn, Neb., Oct Jt-8p-
clal.) German day was celebrated here
Saturday by a monrter parade ot auto
mobiles, mounted horsemen and Oermat
societies on foot In the afternoon and
the parade wu witnessed by some 10U3
people. In tho errenlna a grand ball was
given at the German Home, which was
attended by some 000 people. Sunday the
Qennans were addressed at the Home
by Mathew Gerlng of this city in ling-
llh and Otto Kinder of Omaha, who arms over the announcement which tamo'
spoke In Qerman. The speakers were
introduced by Mayor John P. Settler of
this city, tn the evening a grand con
cert was given at the Parmele theater
by a company of Omaha vocailtts, under
the direction of Prof. Theodore R. Reese,
and the performance was attended by an
audience that packed the theater. Tho
two days' celebration was attended by
all the German farmers In this part of
Cass county and was an Immense suc
cess In every way.
Vlrnlntane Travel by Frelnht.
BEATRICE, Neb., Oct. a.-(SpecIal
T!esram.) Residents of the little toWn
et Virginia east of this city are up In
today that the Missouri Paclfla road had 1
taken off the only passenger train run-'
ntng between Beneca, Kan., and that
point, leaving them only one freight train
a day.
Blnnaer Wins Fight.
BEATRICE, Neb., Oct. 2W8peciai
Telegram.) At a special election held at
Dttler Satnrday .7. O. Blauser won out
In the fight for postmaster and received
the endorsement ot the patrons of the
office over the other two candidates. The
vote was, Blauser, 364; 8. F. Clark, 73;
Fred Star, 20. The special election was
called by the democratic central com
mute of Jefferson county, in order to
end the fight for the office.
Hoods
Sarsaparilla
Cures "all blood humors, all
eruptions, clears the complex
ion, creates an appetite, aids
digestion, relieves that tired
feeling, gives vigor and vim.
Oet It today In usual liquid! form ok
chocolated tablets called Sfersstas.
Yerma cushion shoes
for sensitive feet-
Mayer Yerma Cushion Shoes give relief to sensitive, tender
feet. They conform perfectly to the natural shape of the
foot. If you want comfort or belong to the large army of people
with foot troubles, try these cushion shoes and you will U3det
stand why they are the leaders tn this type of shoes.
HONORBf
SHOES
For men, women and children
Terms Cushion Shoes belong to the famous line of Mayer
Honorbilt Shoes, which is ample guarantee of the finest aualitv
and workmanship. They
mCn,hion
are neat and dressy and
are mads for men and
women in the latest
styles andlike all Honor
bilt Shoes give excellent
wearing service,
WARNING Be me ssd
bete for tte Mayer trade
Mirk e tin sefe. If year
dealer sleet set kaatde
HesersUt Se,wT9te ts at.
We naaka Mayer HewerbUt Shoes in. all
styles for men, women and eUMraet Dry.
Sex, ike great -wet weather shoe, and MarUw
WasUngtea Comfort Skoe.
F. Mayer Boot & Shorn Co,
Milwaukee
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the moat comfortable shoes made.
The built-in cushion is a scien
tific principle of comfort footwear.
The flexible sols conforms to the
shape of the feet, resting it in
any position. Keeps the lest
warm a winter and ceo! in
summer.
Quick on the Trigger
With a Snap-Shot
4 "Ot
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GEORGE' W. MAXWELL
Aterre W. MaawtU. one o the leadlas
trapaboetKi tats eenstry, says i
"I find refeceMen and mpifiltti an
famtnlin Tustth. ll'tamntthtUtt
mi Ktrl fir, tlavhbumlng lelaee.
EnufgmHt."
CHARLES G, SPENCER
ChsrUt O.Speoeer.eremloest la all th
cbamplonahlp trapthootls tours
soenti, ari
"Fat real enjaymen. I'lttaktmfilpf
fid of Tuxtdi. No cAsnceof tongut
ilia, ni a mtfhfy Itrg ameunf af
tomfatdan."
THE crack trapshooter has to be a man
with steady nerves and muscles absolutely
under control -always ready at the sudden
jerk of a string to swing his gun into place and
bring down his clay pigeon. This means trained,
not to the minute, but to the split-second. He
.takes no chances with his nerves.
We present the names of some of 'these
crack shots who smoke Tuxedo. They like to
smoke; but they take no chances on a tobacco
that, might "throw them off." They use
Tuxedo because it is mild, relaxing, steadying
strictly pure.
You take no chances, either, when you
smoke Tuxedo. You can smoke it all day long
all the time.
The Perfect Tmhemem fer Pipe and Cigerette
is purposely made to give you all the benefits
of the highest grade smoke. It is made from
the very finest tobacco Kentucky grows ripe,
mellow, sweet and mild old Burley, aged right
up to perfection-day. Then treated by tha orig
inal ,fTuxedo Process," which takes out the
sting, makes Tuxedo smoke cool and slow, and
guarantees that it cannot bite your tongue.
Tuxedo has had many imitators: none has
ever equalled it in sheer quality and smoking- "
value.
YOU CAN BUY TUXEDO EVERYWHERE
Fag gm UstrfcgfsWl Cssreaif-t Much, inner' Ef-
lette,cwt4uStkst I UC inWwKksa4rtsrrsHr aJt
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Tom A, Marshall, whose traBaheetisg
a hill has ataoe him assent, aay i
th
miku life iaHot leorib lftnf. 'T
FRED GILBERT
Fred Gilbert, whete name is cUbrat4
amoac UaBekeaters, mji t
"Tho c!ti. mart fragrant, matt
plooamt feiacco in my crptrftnea
TumJa. Loot (mmtiJncu and fmrity."
JUuttratitnt
art abtut tnc
half tizt of
rtal packaitt.
L. J. SQUISR
Ik J. Staler, wall znowa aQ ertr th
coeatrr a ks-ey4 as4 scctlul
trapthootaf.tayai ,
' Tuxtie U Ik arjy REAL, vnob.
A pipifut of Tvxaio h mill and tooth'
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