Lincoln Journal Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • 7

LINCOLN DAILY ffiTWS, T'JJSuAT, APTL 21, 10U SEVF.JT service commission, that we 'earnestly petition the passage by the united HOUSE CLEANING IN OMAHA States congress of the joint resolution He Will Lead Forces into Mexico 3 VV.fc 46 Introduced in the house of representatives, by Congressman Richmond P. Hobson, and introduced In the senate by Senator Morris Sheppard, providing for the prohibition of the sale, manufacture for sale, transportation for sale, importation for sale, and ex portation for sale of intoxicating li quors for beverage purposes In the I nited States and all territory eut- SILK ject to the Jurisdiction thereof." "Be It further resolved that copies of this resolution be forwarded to the 1 I is, Nebraska delegation in congress. (Sfgned) Social service commission Nebraska church federation, Judge Arthur G. Wray, chairman, Baptist: Rev. B.

M. Long. D. Presbyterian; See. W.

A. Luke, Congregational: Pres. M. O. McLaughlin, United Brethren; Rev.

K. J. T. Connley, Methodist: J. M.

Bell, Methodist; F. P. Wigton, executive secretary. Professor Charles Basset York Look at annual meeting Sunday afternoon. A 1 4' i Silk Gloves through the eyes of your A-- 7' m0-: ft 1JIK resolution was passed and copies forwarded to Nebraska, congressmen favoring submission of amendment to the national constitution for constitutional prohibition of the liquor traffic.

Judge Arthur G. Wray was reelected president of the federation. Professor Charles Blssett of York college, vice-president. Professor R. E.

Cutler, secretary Charles Warner Farmers Delegate Man to Buy Hay AVi. ills own experience. Compare all other silk glove, by the KAYSER" standard of wear, of fit, of ttyU and the result MtiXl prove why more KAYSER" Silk Glorea are and Corn for Them HASTINGS, April 21. N. Huxtable left today for a trip to the northwestern counties where he goes in hopes of being able to find a good supply of corn and hay to ship back GEN.

LEONARD WOOD here to supply himself and neighbors. Adams county farmers now require old than all other ailk gloves in the world. Look for "KAYSER" In the hem. You will find it la tho genuine. A guarantee ticket with tvery pair that the tip outwear the gloves.

Short "KAYSER" Silk Gloves 50c to $125 long "KAYSER" Silk Gloves 75c to $2.00 AT ALL STORES Secretary Garrison has announced that in the event of hostilities with Mexico, Major General Leonard Wood, considerable corn and hay to feed their chief of staff of the army, will com work teams and as both are expensive, corn retailing here to farmers at 73 mand the American forces. Wood is cents, Mr. Huxtable has been delegated the man whom Roosevelt dubbed bully good soldier" and whom he ad by a company of farmers to go into the northwest territory to buy as much corn and hay In car load lots as possi vanced because of that belief in his ability, even though he was not a ble, provided they can be purchased at west Pointer, was to nave stepped down from the highest active posi a savtng price. JAKE GETTMAN SIGNS tion in the army today. Wood's four year term as the chief executive of ficer for the army automatically ex pired today.

"He Immediately becomes chief of the department- of the east, WITH HASTINGS REDS HASTINGS. April 21, Big Joke Gettman, who for the past ten years and more has been a hitter in the Eastern and Internatloaal leagues, with headquarters at Governor Is The Omaha Bee. land, New York the choicest post In the army. W. W.

Wltherspoon, now assistant chief of staff, succeeds to yesterday signed his contract to act thunder storm does If It Is one worth while. Wood's post GENERAL GEORGE BARNETT Make your old Wood's rise in the army has tieen for the coming season as first baseman and infield head of the Hastings Reds. Jake held out on the locals for a. time spectacular. He was first heard of as colonel of the famous rough riders.

but decided with the spring season that he would not give up the national He was a physician and an army surgeon, a man of extraordinary personal magnetism. Roosevelt picked pastime and annexed his signature to furniture look like new a contract yesterday. iiir Gettman started with the locals last him as an ideal type of commander. Personally he and Wood were cronies. Wood rode horseback like a centaur; season and remained with them for a period of two weeks during which time they hadvled the league.

An offer of so did Roosevelt. The rough riders OLD THINGS KIW waxed famous after Santiago, and aval) from Indianapolis in tne American association caused the local direc Wood also. He was called into the Western Glass Ccmeln and buy fine Chinese bristle (10c) brush, to do the finishing whh, rrd we will give you, without charge, so that you my make a trial yourself a regular, full lire 15c can of Kyanire iough to do over a chair or a table, tors to allow the ex-Eastern leaguer to regular army and went ahead by leaps and bounds. His rapid promo Join the Hoosiers. He remained with tion was the cause of considerable them for the greater part of the season comment In the army, and was ac farm where they still live.

Six children were born to them, all living except one son. Both of the old folks are in good health and enjoyed the occasion greatly. ENGLISHSALE bill 1-2 REAL NOVELTY HASTINGS, April public sale bill. measuriiiK- 1-2x4 feet and set In type that might be read a block away, has just been received by Tom Ralnforth from his aunt, Mrs. C.

Ralnforth, in England. Seed potatoes are advertised as "potato sets" and are sold by the hundred. Rather than give the age of an animal as is customary here the itemized descriptions contain that of "an aged horse." Separate dates are chosen for the sale of stock and form Implements than on which household goods are offered as in that country It is figured that the class of buyers will be different. Whllo the farm sale was held March 27 the sale of household goods, advertised on a sheet much larger than the ordinary American sale bill, was held April 1. Local auctioneers are especially Interested In the bills shown them by Mr.

Rainforth. hut failed to hit up to the mark required of an outfielder and was re rentuated by the old fight between the "line and As a surgeon in the Paint Co. Retail 12th and HI leased during the latter part of the army, Wood was of the staff faction season. Jake declared yesterday that he ex His rise to power made the West Pointers and others of the "line fac pectcd to have one of his best seasons tion peevish. But most of them were this year and texpected to give his home Owes His Life to today willing to admit that the phy sician" has done more for the army This Lung Remedy For Floor and all Woodwork In his four years as chief of staff town a few good years of baseball ser vice.

BUILDING ACTIVE BUT than any other one Individual. A lingering cough or cold which does nut yield to ordinary treatment, should be a warning. Preventive measures should NO BOOM IS EXPECTED HASTINGS. Neb, April 21 Though be taken, at once. In many l-hnfs, I'A'k ninn's Alterative has brought about re eovery.

Head this 775 St. John's place, Brooklyn. Y. like new. It requires no itlrrinf, dric quickly and does not chip, peel or turn white.

It it easily kept clean and tanitary. Made in clear and aeven popular colon, alto white enamel. You can ute it youraelf with wonderful reaulta. Is a wonderful finish, msde tipecislly to tund hard uaace on floor and tiirrttet, snd it also the beat SViiah there la for interior woodwork, chair, bookcitei, dcaki, bediteadi ill kinds of furniture. Kyaniie mikea old woodwork look Not.oaly didi Wood have to buck opposition from the army, but he made powerful foos In congress by his firm stand In favor of abolition of a dozen or more army posts.

The army poets have largely been distributed in the past as political favors rather than by strategic choice. It helped a congressman or a senator to have a post In no bis building boom is predicted local contractors say many new jobs are be ing figured and that the prospects are wemleniAn: In the year of 11)08 I was taken with a heavy cold and a nrnity short cough; I failed In hnaltli. 1 fhen went to the arid seemed to get better, but the cough still kept up. 1 Htaved there fore onoear. and then went good for plenty of carpenter work dur- Smith's Prug Btore, 9th and Bts.

Ing the summer. A new porch Is being completed on the Snodgrass residence STERLING VICINITY HAS GOOD SOAKING to a farm near Jersey City, very sick RAIN lloppe lidw. 108 North 10th St. T. A.

1807 St. Hansen's Pharmacy, 17th and Garfield Bts, Bsrth's DruK Store, 929 Bt Kajit Pharmacy, SOO North 14th St Owl Pharmacy, 14th and Sts. Hsrvey-Knalow Lbr. College View. H.

K. Bunting, University Hace. Baker's Pharmacy, Havelock. dj at 1H27 Went Third street. John Farner is Just completing an addition to his house at 135 East Third street.

Charles Masters' new cottage at the corner of Burlington avenue and Fourteenth num. About the time of my return, my brother recommended Ecknmn's Alterative very highly. It Is now nearly two years Hlnce I Hint took It. I ain now well, slid I (litre shv that I would hnve been burled lonq; ago If It hdd not bee for Kckman'g street, near "Sunnystde," Is now ready for plasterers. One of S.

LRifes cot Alterative. Abbreviated). AfltdKvlt) JOKICPM STERLING. April 21 This vicinity wus visited by a good soaking today. Winter wheat is in tho best of shape.

The electric light plant being Installed is pronresslng very fun), and when complete will be onb of the best In southeastern Nebraska. It will be reudy for service In about four tages near the Christian church, will Alterative Is numl efficacious be reshlnglcd this week. Tom Ralnforth in tiriinchltti catarrh and severe throat and lung affections and upbuilding the KVHtem. Contains no harmful or habit- and a band of carpenters will this week start the erection of a new house In Juniata for Fred Mian, Implement forming ilrugs. Accept no substitutes, Sulii leading druggists.

Write Kck dealer. II. H. Holt, city mail carrier, man Laboratory, Philadelphia, for has awarded the contract for a new booklet of recoveries, llarley Drug "Water waste" that tho waterworks people talk about Ih letting the garden hose play on the lawn all night in droughty weather; but that's what a six-roomed cottage soon to be erected on Fifth street and California avenue, Itlggs Pharmacy Hectors Pharmacy, Advertisement. General Barnett li the recently anointed commander of marines and to als men may fall tbe duty of seizing the CtiBtoms houses at Tamplco an1 Vera Cruz.

The Remedy for Hard Water Is his distj-lct. But It resulted in the army being scattered all over the country. General Wood came out for mobilization, of the standing forces Info half a d67.cn no more concentra-: tion vests. 'He wanted to abandon isolated gerrlsons and keep the army big centers. Wood's greatest achievement as the head of the army was the development, of the militia as an authorized nuxiliarM of the regular army.

He has persistently boosted -the "reserve enlistment" plan. The retiring chief of staff is a fine fluure of a man. He is over six feet In height, has the neck, arms and trunk of a gladiator, a face that Is firm and purposeful, and makes a figure In the saddle like Mars himself. He walks with a slight limp, due to an injury. Major General Leonard- Wood will not leave Washington tomorrow when he gives up the position of chief of staff of the army.

He said he will remhln in Washington fr at least two weeks. It was explained at his office today that the general planned to go to New York to command the eastern divjsion that time, although should war orders be Issued in the meantime, Wood would be put In command of the army. Nebraska Churches Declare War on liquor Traffic "VjORK. Xeb April 21. The Nebraska' state federation of churches, Its social service commission declared today for national constitutional prohibition of the liquor traffic.

The fallowing resolution was adopted and forwarded to the Nebraska delegation in congress: "lif it resolved by the Nebraska churoh federation, through its social Are You Taking Part? Every property-owner with an ounce of civic pride in his tystem will take an active part in the ereat "clean up and paint up." Your share of the work may include painting your house. If it does, see that your painter uses materials which will keep your house permanently bright and attractive. Paint made of Southern and Red Seal Lead (Dutch Boy Painter Trade Mark) pure linaeed oil and turpentine, tinted any color yoa wiih, ia the thint; to uae. Durable white lead paint of tliia kind give your house a Sunday auit for every day in the week. The painter first contidert wood ronclitiona, exposure, and then mixet the materials in proportions to auit.

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One person was Instantly killed and three othersprobably fatally injured when a tax shrdl cmfwy cmfwy ogagoaotaa clip collided head on with a street car today. Miss Helen Solbert of Buffalo is dead and Miss Catherine McCracken in dying. C. L. Hart, fifty-five, cattleman, of Reading, who engaged the taxi, suffered a fractured skull and internal Injuries, while Ixuis Frick, the chauffeur had his lower Jaw crushed, his upper Jaw broken and one eye gouged out It Is a Better Water Softener Than Any Other Substance Hard water is a mistake of Nature, and when Nature makes a mistake she always provides a remedy.

20 Mule Team Borax HASTINGS HIGH PICKS CRACK BASEBALL TEAM 6 "The Marvelous Aid to Soap KJ muTiei I II, IH HI fHM.wiy t) seem i 3 sea -i Viae A SURE WAY TO ENDMNDRUFF Stop Falling and Itching Union Gospel mission at 2110 Chicago street. Mrs. Slgler was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark, Twenty-fourth and Pacific streets.

Besides her parents she leaves two sisters and a brother. No arrangements for the funeral have yet been made. Captain Morrison Found Unconscious in Hotel Quarters PLATTSMOUTH, April 21. Captain S. H.

Morrison, was found in his room at the Riley hotel an unconscious condition yesterday morning. Ho Is an old soldier and a member of the G. A. R. and had been sick for some time.

When his door was forced Mr. Morrison was lying in the middle of the floor unconscious. He lias not regained consciousness, and little- hope is entertained for his recovery. WHYliOTCLEAN-UP LINCOLN. April 19.

I would like to see the alleys all over Lincoln cleaned up, but especially the ones between Twenty-eight and Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth streets between and N. They are always a disgrace to the city. Why not fine people who put ash heaps and manure piles, and garbage in alleys? A. L. T.

HOST OF FRIENDS HELPED COUPLE CELEBRATE HASTINGS, jtfpril 21. In spile of wind and rain the golden wedding celebration of Mr. and Mrs. W. H.

Palmer at their home south of the city SaturdayJwas a big success! All of the five children living were present with their families and had a part in the mock wedding ceremony conducted with much laughter by Rev. Walker of Roseland, Some thirty people were Seated at the dinner table. The guests were as follows: Mrs. Alpha Ltnegaj of Esthervllle, Mrs. Luther O'Neil and husband and Mrs.

W. A. Cole and husband of Hastings; C. 8. Palmer of Wheatland.

M. D. Palmer of Hegler. Idaho; Mr. and Mrs.

John Hurdle and daughter, Nora, of Roseland; Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Evans and family.

Robert Wright arid Miss Tina Wright of Hastings. Rural Mall Carrier Frank Wheeler of Hastings, and Mr. A. B. StaufTer of Roseland.

Mr. and Mrs. Palmer were married in Indiana. They came to Nebraska thirty-six years ago and settled on the I The Big Gift Store Softens the Hardest Water One teaspoonful to the gallon works wonders In the laundry household kj 20 Mule Team Borax is a marvelous aid to soap, and should be used wherever soap 'is used. It increases the cleansine power of soap, and produces wonderfully improved results.

Borax makes everything hygienically clean, because it is an antiseptic and a purifier, as well as a cleanser. Use it in the Laundry to make your clothes whiter; in the Kitchen to cut grease from pans and dishes; in the Bath to soften the water and cleanse the pores of the skin; and use it all about the house for all cleansing purposes. There is nothing better. 1123 Street HASTINGS, April 21. Following the class tournament of the high school baseball class teams the following men were chosen by the coach to compose the first squad: Catchers, Meseral, Kealy; pitchers, Hall.

Golden-stein, Wilson and O. Hlng; first baseman, Ooldenstein, Whltehouse; second basemen, Meseral and Webster; third basemen, Riffe and Meseral; shortstop, Goldensteln, Arasmlth, Renner; fielders. Manahan, Schlick, Kindig, Wilson, Meseral and Conough. WOMAN SAYS HUSBAND FELL AGAINST KNIFE INDIANAPOLIS 21. Mrs.

Pearl was held today charged with the murder of her husband. Harry Jellirson. She asserted he attacked her and that he stumbled and fell against a' knife she held. They came here three years ago from Jeannette, near Pittsburgh. MARRIED IN NEBRASKA.

PLATTSMOX'TH. April 21. Yesterday, at the home of C. L. Jean miles south of this city, George H.

Coons and Mrs. Nellie B. Lloyd both of Greshem, Were united In marriage by Rev. A. M.

Kads, pastor of the United Brethren church. They left this morning for the home at Greshem, where the groom Is In business. BRIDE oTTWO WEEKS DIES IN A HOSPITAL OtfAHA. April 21. Miss Daisy Slgler.

bride of two weeks, of Ralph Slgler, died early yesterday at the Omaha General hospital as the result of a complication of ailment She had been unconscious since Friday. Mrs. Slgler was eighteen years of age. Her wedding took place two weeks ago last Thursday. Since their wedding Mr.

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