Omaha World-Herald from Omaha, Nebraska • 9

there is not a legitimate profit soli i 50 YELL 0 WAGONS 50 PROUD TEAMS "i A Srntljera (Un ERT1HED EDA sorosis So a ALL TERMI 1 from id 99 LINCOLN NEWS NOTES Jias overlook these important facts in BOYLES President World Herald Want Ads Pay i SUNDERLANDi 3 ihuihrdanii (Cvritftraie teachers Hastings de Cer Miss and He This being i how 1883 with That Our in a VON ORELL CANDIDATE OR CONGRESS IN 6TH You will not lose any money by such a policy TWO MEN INJURED WHEN AUTO TURNS OVER i Secretary BOTH PHONES: DOUGLAS 2S2 IND A 12S1 The GUARANTEE CERTIICATE (see fac siipile) is an unqualified pledge to make each delivery entirely completely satisfactory The coal must satisfy you or 'we stand the expense of adjusting the transaction Use Sunderland Certified Coal HENDERSHOT RESIGNS ROM AIR BOARD were so up to date now The $400 Declares It Most Apparent Inherent Weakness of Build ing and Loan Idea Omaha Thirty Years Ago Presiding Judge in Refusing Bond for Young Woman Said lie Believed Iler as Guilty as the lien I RAILROADS MUST DROP Miss Bassett of remont Punishes Saukey for Alleged le famatory Stories ISSUED BY SUNDERLAND BROTHERS CO 16 14 HARN EY TREET OMAHA Keene returned Saturday Minneapolis SHORT BITS NEBRASKA NEWS ROKE HUS OUT ON ONE 0 ANO EATURE shipments The state constitution says that liability of railroad corporations as common carriers shall never be limited ederal courts have also held this way Roland McQuiston of Pender Seriously Burt and John McQiiislou Snf fers Broken Ankle stalling six new typewriters tn business training department ot the school State Banking Board Secretary Condemns Non Borrowing Stockholders1 Special Dispatch to the World Dincoin Neb Sept The railroads ot this state) will shortly be forced to drop the clause in their shipping contracts The railway commis sion on motion of 'Commissioner urse' will take this subject up within a short time The railroads attempt to limit their lia bility in shipping by stating iq their con tracts that damages shall be confined to so much per head in the case of stock Special Dispatch to the Herald Broken Dow Neb Sept While try ing to board a freight In the Burlington yards at noon today red orbes 33 years of age was thrown the wheels and badly mangled He was pre viously aboard the train and jumped from it in order to rescue Ills hat which had blown off The injured man was rushed to the hospital where amputation of the right leg was found necessary" The back of his head was also badly 'lacerated orbes wus beating his way from Mon tana to Rochester order to sea his mother The man Is in a precarious condition Omaha Coal Situation Today 'We have yards various parts of the city so situated that the distance is short to any address We were the first deal ers to establish duplicate yards' You have seen and admired our beau tiful horses ifty such at your service daily Special Dispatch to the World Herald Dincoin a eb Sept Guye la bor commissioner will attend the confer ence of commissioners called at Washing ton by the department of com merce and labor for November 16 and If The work done there will be a continua tion the work of the recent convention of labor commissioners in Chicago Taylor superintendent of schools at McCook has been appointed principal of the Temple high school conducted by the university at a salary of $2000 His work begins September 20 Before going to McCook he was engaged in school work at Geneva rhillipl of the land commission er's office will go to Milford Monday to check over the property of the home on the departure of Henry Howard and turn jt over to William Hillyard of Superior the newly appointed commandant It is said that Howard displeased at his dis charge will leave before Hillyard arrives The report of Warden Delahunty of the state penitentiary for the month of Au gust shows a prison population of 462 During the month twenty one were dis charged one paroled two pardoned and three remanded for trial Judge Hendee ot Saline county serving five years for embezzlement was paroled McCoy one of the men pardoned died a few days after his release and the other McPhail is suffering from an Incurable disease and has been removed from the state The total attendance at the 1911 state fair was 162729 This was an Increase ot Special Dispatch to the World Herald' Scottsbluff Neb Sept von orell Of Scottsbluff has announced himself as a candidate for the democratic and pop ulist nominations for congressman to represent the Sixth district the place now field by Moses Kinkaid He will make the race on a progressive plat form Mr von orell Is a former regent of the state university elected in 1897 and the first motion he made as a member of the board of regents was for the establish ment of an agricultural school a thin that has been talked of for twenty years but never accomplished until that time His parentage Is German and he speaks that language readily At a meeting of democrats held in Scottsbluff the candi dacy of Mr von orell received cordial indorsement BOYLES BUILDING OMAHA Official Training School for Union Pacific Telegraph Department The big Yell Wagons are always In evidence In them our extensive tonnage is delivered to the homes of 'our patrons Governor Goes East Special Dispatch to the World Herald Lincoln Neb Sept 9 Governor Al drich left Lincoln 6 today for ring Lako 1 wher he will attend the national conference of governors and will read a paper on the right of states to fixe their own transportation rates Much of the paper is made up of unfav orable criticism of the recent of Judge Sanborn in the Minnesota rate rases ORGET THE NEW 1815 arnam Street Mosher Lampman CT 1 4 4 SUNDAY WORLD HERALD OMAHA SEPTEMBER 10 191 Spicial Dispatch to the World Herald Lincoln Neb Sept Hender shot president of the state fair board has tendered his resignation Mr Hen dershot has purchased property in Boise City Idaho and will go there He retains most of his in Nebraska During his long residence In this state Mr Hendershot has resided at Hebron Thayer county BOYLES COLLEGE AGAIN AR IN THE LEAD ENROLLS MORE STUDENTS OR 1911 ALL TERM THAN ALL OTHER OMAHA BUSINESS COLLEGES COMBINED PROMS ITS POPULARITY EICIENCY AND SUPERIORITY BY BIGGEST ENROLLMENT IN ITS HISTORY Students seem to Instinctively know that college which most has their interest at heart which is best and most completely equipped to fit them to enter the business world This great enrollment of students from all parts of the compass shows that all our claims are amply sustained Business men appreciate the thoroughness of Boyles Collego students in all branches Of the army of stenographers bookkeepers clerks and telegraphers that are yearly prepared to take positions in Omaha 70 per cent of them are Boyles College graduates So thor oughly has the reputation of Boyles College been sustained that busi ness firms in all this section give actual preference to Boyles College graduates Auto Route Through Merrick Special Dispatch to the World Herald Central City Neb Sept Tt is no longer necessary for auto tourists to stop and inquire the route across Merrick county This week Dr Glatfelter A Hays John Desch and Will Vier egg all earnest workers in the good roads project went over the entire route and marked the telephone poles at every turn The sign is a body of white in closed at top and bottom with black and yellow bars and is painted upon three successive poles on both sines of the point where the direction of the route Is altered A band of red above or below the sign signifies a bad road a treach erous bridge or a steep hill ahead system of marking auto routes Is adopted all over the state JONES PIANO Suite 202203 Boyd Theatre Let us emphasize the fact that you are greatly dependent upon the honor of your dealer and it will pay you to place all coal orders where you have a knowledge of your dealer Can you remember or imagine Omaha looked then? In March this company was formed Mr A Sunderland its secretary was almost thirty back office was a room tumble down shack at 209 South l'3th St Our only yard was near the Smelter 5 Every business day since then (about 9000 days) the Sunderland wagons have delivered coal to the people of Omaha igure it up The total number of pounds de livered is' close to 20000000000 pounds?" Our growth has been due to generous' patronage which we deeply appreciate' That' patronage would have been impossible had we failed' to deliver satjsfac fory coal and service The sixty four cninurislncr the staff of the schools: Lave voted to attend the State association meeting at Omaha November 9 and 10 HASTINGS A general committee meet ing was held at the city hall at which definite arrangements were completed tor the entertainment of President Taft and patty October 2 The president will be In the city four hours from 4 to 8 it is planned to have a banquet in raternity hall where 5o0 guests can be accommodated easily The Grand Army ot the liepublic and Spanish war vet erans will be extended an invitation to set on the platform during the speaking at park A reception committee of fifty will be named HASTINGS Dr Mabel Dixon has re turned from a two vacation in the Pacific coast states and in British Columbia AIIIBUBY obert Andrea son of Omaha was in airbury tills week assist ing Superintendent A DCaviness in in tne high Sunderland Hard Coal We recommend that you order hard coal from us now Your order will be entered for de livery at this time or later as you prefer i 'AS TO QUALITY: We have in stock and en route the highest grade Pennsylvania Bard Coal money can buy All sizes AS TO expect our patrons to buy from us at the lowest possible cost At $1050 per ton no dealer has more than a meager profit if he deals rquarely At a less figure Live or Cooked CRAWISH resh Every Day PHONE HARNEY 2563 THE ALL TERM HAS JUST BEGUN Many students are enrolling let the fact that the term has begun make you delay a moment You may begin tomorrow or any day this week and get the full benefit just as though you began on September 4th the opening day At least do not fail to send for our handsome free catalogue THE SUPERB BOYLES BUILDING Is a genuine object lesson in comfort and sanitation It is exclusively a college building surrounded by a real college atmosphere Planned designed and built by a master it is an educational monu ment of which Omaha may well be proud Every known modern de vice that adds to comfort and convenience is installed including sani tary drinking fountains vacuum cleaners the latest modern system of ventilation and a cafeteria in the gymnasium where students are provided with lunches and warm drinks at actual cost Its large airy rooms are flooded with natural light It is absolutely safe needing no net work of fire escapes no automatic sprinklers nor other devices to fight fire that cause constant thoughts of danger by their mere presence There are no hotels stores beauty shops or other distract ing elements in connection with this superior building It's a college pure and simple devoted entirely to school purposes you simpiy cannot anord tg your selection of a school and knowledge of coal the longest serv goocl con ATRBiniY Miss Grace Nelson returned to airbury from a trip through Europe Miss Nelson was one of the parties in tho World Herald's European tour She expressed herself as having had a most delightful trip abroad She is a school teacher of this city (fiuarantre WE hereby guarantee that th? accompanying teamster ticket in I E3 inEMPiu ANM WUALIIT yr UUAL PELIVERED AS PER YOUR ORDER WE A LSO GUARANTEE THAT THE COAL WILL GIVE YOU COMPLETE SATISACTION Eh is flJraiiH tht the coal has been carefully inspected? thoroly screened and CORRECTLY WEIGHED IT MEANS ALSO that I YOU ARg NOT PLEASED WITH THE COAL WE WILL WITHOUT ARGUMENT REPLACE IT WITH OTHER COAL OR REUND CASH AT PRICE PAID WE MERELY REQU IRE PROMPT WRITTEN ADVICE I THE COAL IS NOT jn i io al i un I WE INTEND THAT EVERY BUYER COAL IN OMAHA SHALL USE Special Dispatch to the World Herald AValentlne Neb Sept Eunice Mur phy was given her preliminary hearing here today and was bound over to district court rwithou bonds Nothing new was brought out in trial that is not already known The accused smiled and seemed very coot throughout the hearing Quigley in' refusing grant bailfasfierteiT that he believed the woman as'guilty as the meh' 1 Miss Murphy is accused by the state with' being an accessory to the murder of Charles Sellers near Cody a few months Sk3 Sellers was taken from bed and Btrufig till to a telephone pole by four yotng men under arrest here Jt was asserted that Sellers carried several thousand worth of insurance and Murphy tried to get the insur ance papers from the bank a few days after the perpetration of the crime Murphy fled from here and went' to' 'MIssOuri She recently returned vol untarily and was immediately arrested and placed in jail as an accomplice in the murder PERU NORMAL COLLEGE REOPENS SEPTEMBER 11 PUR GUARANTEE PROTECTS YOU 4 Special Dispatch to the World Herald Beemer Neb Sept Roland McQuis ton was seriously injured and John Mc Quiston suffered a broken ankle when an automobile in which they and Jim Wheel er and John Blair all of ender turned turtle a mile from Beerner 2 yesterda afternoon Roland McQuiston who wag the driver was pinned under the gearing wheel which struck fils neck and cut a deep gash in his head 'He was unconscious for several hours and is lying at tlie Beemer hotel in a serious condition John McQuiston was taken to his home at Pender Wheeler and Blair were not hurt The machine was going at high speed vhen the accident occurred A whisky bottle in the car helped to tell the story of what caused the trouble The Beemer section men were at the scene of the acident and helped release the driver andiget the Injured men Into town Special Dispatch to the World Herald Lincoln Neb Sept 9 In his annual Teport of building and loan associationsin Nebraska Royse secretary of (he banking board condemns the policy of the associations in trying to build up the number of non borrowing stockholders saying Is the most apparent inherentWeakness of these Some of the larger associations have more money on hand than they can use and are losing the interest paid stock holders The report shows that" the assets of these associations are now $24885000 Ten years ago the assets vere about $4000000 In connection with the figures showing the present condition of building and Joan associations in Nebraska Secretary Royse makes the following general ob servations: In submitting this the' nineteenth an nuel report of the Building and Doan As sociations of Nebraska with such sum maries and comparisons as are necessary to set forth their condition at the present lime it is but necessary to direct atten tion to the fact that the interrupted gr owth and prosperity of these associa tions still continues without apparent break or check An increase in teu vears of from around $1000 OTO to $25100000 onstrates the fact that in the financial structure of the state a place existed lor the work of these institutions and the splendid growth shown bv this re port clearly sustains the wisdom of the Nebraska financiers who had to do with the laying the foundation of this blanch of finance now a potent influence lor wealth creation in the state unquestionably it is true that the cru cial test will come in future periods of depression when values shrink and prices iail and the over contident pay the pen alty of want of reasonable prudence However there is nothing in the condi thoassociations as a whole or the general character of the management that need cause serious that tne building and loan associations of the state will not stand a financial strain equal with other lines of business involv ing the aggregated accumulations of the people and I think it can be safely said that the bmloingand Joan of Ne aska are as safe "and1 conservitive as similar institutions' in older states where they have been long tried by all the finan cial vicissitudes that come in cycles of i make financial epochs I not necesBary for me to go into detail to call your attention to the various summaries set forth In this report which clearly indicate the past record the pres ent condition and tne future promise of these institutions? 1 am pleased to report to your honorable body that the su pervision of these institutions this de paitment finds the officers of the various usuaI1' willing and read I 1Ls suBKestions made with al assist conserving the savings and borrowing members i 1 net is one practice however to which the department thinks attention ought to be called and that is the too prevalent i build up a non borrowing stock holders liability this in the opinion of the department is the most apparent 1 inherent weakness of these associations SpecWVDisrftitch to the World Herald erity K'eV Sept 9 The ern state normal announces its opening date a September 11 President flajw reports many improvements during the' summer va cation The special aproprl ation of $15000 for general repairs given by the last legislature has largely been expended in overhauling the old main bpfldingi decorating the chapel and the ether repairs contemplated when the ap propriation was made LVfew changes have been made on the faculty some necessitated by granting leave of absences to some of the regular instructors who are away taking ad vanced work Two or three new depart ments have been created among them manual training public school music in the normal 'school Prof Smith A is the newly elected head of the manual training Mr Smith has on the ground for several weeks installing the equipment that will be Used in that Miss Maud Carpenter is the head of the department of public school music' Prof Jean will be asociate professor of biol ogy to take the place of Eugene who Is away on a year's leave REWARD or informaton which will help me locate Griffith alias Side! about 50 years old brown com plexion slender build about 5 feet 7 Inches tall and' weighs about 150 pounds is probably a German Jew and not well dressed His actions are rather foolish and he makes facial con tortions when he talks Espe cially does he squint his eyes and wrinkle up his face in his conversation lias a wide mouth and his cheeks are sunken and lie has close cropped black hair His wife is of medium height and size dark complexion and about 40 years old looks like woman' from Southern Europe They have a boy about' 6 years old with them called Charlie He is of active disposition and wears El a reu nai lie woman limy live in some town while the man is peddling In the country He drove from Omaha with a reddish brown color or sorrel color horse The horse had hoop knees in front also had the heaves He had a new wagon with long red body 9 feet long and yellow running gear with three springs and low front wheels Also he had a new brass trimmed har ness with new collar and red wood hames He is probably now driving two horses to the same wagon Address all communica tions to GEORGE COZIAH into CIARK ST OMAHA XEB Our maker ot Monograms gives us a wonderful showing also at $300 per pair SOROSIS Shoe Store BA5K WILCOX Mgr 203 15th SL TV1I1 Sue County Special Dispatch to the World Herald remont Neb Sept Nina Hardy tho negro woman held at remont as a juckpocket is making preparations to sue Dodge county lor heavy damages on the grounds that Bhe was held for two nights ln a cell with a man to whom site was not married Nina Hardy was arrested at Dodge and was incarcerated with a Tn antflnterview with a World Herald reporter she said that the brutal ity of the Dodge officers in causing her to sleep in the same room with a man was something 'that she proposed fight ing In the opinion of the officers the Hardy case is one of prejudice on account of color Nina Hardy was arrested on the complaint of a Dodge farmer after an al leged attempt on the part of officers and citizens to rim the colored theatrical com pany to which she belonged out of town If she can prove a moral character there is no doubt on the part of county officials but that she can collect damages TRAMP THROWN UNDER TRAIN AND LOSES LEG Purity Lump Special $775 Blue lame Nut $850 Blue lame $900 Spadra (Osark) $950 Hard Coal $1050 SHEEP DESTINED OR OMAHA AND CHICAGO Special Dispatch to the World Herald remont Neb Sept Between 30000 and 40000 sheep are held at remont des tined for the Omaha and Chicago mar kets This is the largest run of sheep over tlie Northwestern amt Union Pacific this year They will be released during the coming week in such a way as to keep the market In tlie best condition Interviews with commission men and stockmen show a tendency on the part of western owners to market ou account of short pastures THE Mosher Lampman College NOW OPEN NEW IXICATION Wellington Block 1815 arnam street SARST HANDSOMEST BEST LIGHTED BEST VENTILATED building occupied by any business college in Omaha Thorough courses in ail the busi ness branches Special IDispatch to the WorlMIerald temont Neb Sept Armed 'tith an umbrella filled with long pins Miss Grace Bassett of this city revenged a slight on her reputation yesterday afternoon by beating Sankey of Lincun a city employe Sankey is said by the girl to have teen spreading a story about' finding Miss Lastett sitting in another yvun man's lap "When confronted by her he denied too story and turned away laughing Bassett fell upon him from behind belabored him with the umbrolla pins severely Jaceiating his iles'n i if This new Sorosis pattern is in tan dull kid patent kid black suede and velvet made with short foreparts and high knob toes Never before many patterns of Sorosis shown as price remains Workman Mashes oot Special Dispatch to the World Herald Plattsmouth Neb Sept While em ployed at the Burlington freight Car shops Hermann Gartleman allowed a heavy timber to fall upon his left foot so mashing that member that he is not able to work and has to be transported by a wagon With careful nursing tlie Attending nhvsictan thinks Mr Gnrtle man will be able to resume his labors 32615 over last year which was previously in a number of weeks the record year The attendance on of absence taking postgraduate work in the University of Nebraska Prof Oimstead AjM has been se lected as associate professor of math ematics to take the place of Clare Cornell who has been elected to a posi tion in the University of Nebraska Thacker A is the newly elected coach and director of physical training He acted as coach at the Traverse City Mich High school the Michigan agri cultural college and' Winona academy and college There are probably few coaches in the country that have been more uniformly successful in their work It is expected that practically all of the students will' have arrived and reg istered by Tuesday evening September 12 The Burlington will run a spepial train Monday evening from Nebraska City to connect with the Burlington train that leaves Omaha at 4:30 Several special coaches will be carried on the Burlington train that leaves Tancoin at 2:30 ni to accommodate the students coming from the central part of the state' To Thoughtful Buyers of Coal Purchasing coal is different When you buy groceries or clothing you examine the goods see them measured or weighed and know that you get what you pay for nhat happens when you buy coal? A Yell! different There's a telephone conversation or a call at the coal office' and you ace your order You do not see the coal You leave the whole matter to the dealer and then rcct just what the coal both as to quality and quantity Have you ever thought ima: KNOW YOUR DEALER Sunderland Brothers Company whili by no means the only reliable depend able dealer offers the largest experience ice the most extensive stock of coal and the best reasons for your fidence and patronage "Sunderland Certified Coal" is livered under Bond (See Guarantee tlficate) Wednesday the big lav was 56SS7' By a miscalculation the figures were given out as 60085 The largest previous attendance in one day was in 1910 when 44440 passed throughithe gate BEATEN WITH UMBRELLA ILLED WITH LONG PINS especially is this true in the too ener getic effort on the part of the manage ment of many associations In building up a heavy list of full paid stock This inactive is not in keeping with the spirit ot the law and is an element of weak ness The Intent of the Jaw is en courage thrift by assisting the home builder otherwise known as the borrow ing stockholder and by offering a de pository for the savings of the wage eainei who can spare but a portion of Jus income at regular periods Jt is not tlje intention of the law to create insti tutions for large Investors who are look ing for san Income Instead of a place to accumulate savings Some Recommendations Th department is exceedingly anxious to hat e' established a uniform system of bookkeeping by building and Ioan asso ciations as such a course would ma terially assist in the compilation of sta tistics in relation to them and would eliminate in some instances crude and un satisfactory records of associations Other minor suggestions might be considered but are being taken care of in the daily relations of the department with the as sociations qThe report shows a net increase of as sets over tlie previous year of 51751832 The number of Ioans made for building purpbses has from 2459 to 1952 and the loans made to pay oft' mort gages have decreased from 3830 to 2818 Borrow'ing stockholders have decreased in number lrotn 19025 to 18798 while non borrowing stockholders have Increased from 35 to 39393 EUNICE MURPHY BOUND OVER WITHOUT BAIL SUMMER COAL PRICES Economy Nut $650? Economy Egg $650 Economy Lump $650 Cherokee Nut $550 Iowa Nut $4 50 i 7 1 I 4 I I I 1 1 fib I'r KI I SHMnRi anh ernTirirn phai I latczi III I 1 I MAf I I 9 I 9 tasasaw H1 A I I Lt 1.