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   Beatrice Daily Sun (Newspaper) - September 6, 1910, Beatrice, Nebraska                                YOU DONT BEE IT IN THE IT 9 NEB SEPTEMBER 52 Elect Deyore Principal West Teacher The board of education hold its regular monthly meeting In evening with Kois in and all members including Superintendent nnd Secretary Grace Devore of was elected principal of 1ho West school 1o succeed Miss Mollie who recently On John wins re elected janitor of the high school was present and stated that the plumbing in Ihe Cent rid building would be fin ished this week as Well as Hie other improvements now in prog The building has been gen overhauled and will be in firstclass shape when school be lire manual 1 has find is ready to take up his Tables for the accommodation of a class of twenty have been placed in the employed were also This evening in ball an old gave an address appropriate to the oc Floyd High of North arrived in the city today to take the position of cashier of tin Farmers and Merchants bank which opens here October High recently resigned as of a bank at North A HOLDUP domestic science be and time school opens on Hep 12 everything will lie said room where Mi is to by the t ember shape for Hie introduction of these new depart in the city The of City Treasurer showing the financial con dition ol the district up to August 1 was read and placed on a vag who made entrance into the city a few days was arrested by Of ficer Dillow on a charge of hold York is alleged to be the man who held up lerd son of and Eli Stevens Friday night at late hour as the tm way to his West And the hobo got for his trouble was only Stevens ells the lory he was stopped on the street near the Beatrice Iron Works midnight by York who asked him for the mak lie bad Ihe but no sooner had he handed it 1o Ihe man Mian he was asked if he had young man was homo on the sum Mini the any The marriage of Cyril Clark Miss two well known young people of this was solemnized Sunday even ing at 5 oclock nl their newly furnished Ella Davis officiating Promptly 5 oclock Mile you jig couple took their places under an arch of flowers to the t strains of the wedding played by Davis Where Davis pronounced he which made them husband and The electric lights were turned on during the cere which made a very pretty Those who witnessed the cere mony were the brides and her and the grooms and Silas and his Ive only the and lake got n Come hike for replied the The boy asked no further but delivered over the piece us demanded and The reliability of the story is doubted by some for the reason that Stevens has told conflicting stories of the To sonic he has told that the bud man shoved a gun into his face to quick work for both con Stevens identified the limn at the police station as thc one who held him No com plaint has yet been filed and Mien is a probability that a plain vag charge is all that York will have to face when his case is called 1or hearing in police court MAY HERE Missouri Farthing Implement In dustry Wishes to Gome Also Cold Storage board of directors of Mu Beatrice club met las evening at Ihe club rooms with good attendance and with dent in the A from a Mis souri instillation which lures bay lools and farming im was This is particularly desirous of locating in Beatrice and has written the club here relative to the Ihe city toward its manufacturing It em ploys a of men in the Missouri town where now OP HOT A MATCH After grat illations Ihe wedding party sat down to a dainty wedding The young were the recipients of many beau The bride was formerly chief operator of the Bell Telephone company at this place and is a most estimable young She resided for years at before coming lo the is well known here and at present is employed as a baker with Brenker He is a young man who bears the confidence and esteem of a large circle of and Clark will leave this morning for Lincoln on a wedding trip of a few and upon their return will go to house keeping in their cosy cottage at loll 131 la friends in will join in wishing them a long life of wedded OBSERVE LABOR John Van denies that ho is running a matrimonial agen nnd says that he did not as sist in placing a lift with Frank Skrabal who is now the court to release him from a marriage that has meant nothing but grief and expense to Van Borkum says that Skrabal inquired of him where he could get a woman to keep house on bis farm in offering to pay Van Borkum a commission if he would find a suitable kitchen John introduced Skrabal to Jim who in turn presented the Colorado farmer to the woman whom he subsequently Van Borkum says that this is all re is in the matrimonial agency He wished to get a statement from Skrabal vindicat ing but lawyer had instructed him to keep out of and wait to tell whatever he had to say in orates but is eager 1o transfer its plant farther west to the ka farming belt where the demand for its will be ind states that after a thorough investigation of the territory in mind this city to them as Ihe most desirable location brought to their The mailer was discussed at Mc Mahan was instructed to further with the company n order to ascertain a more com understanding of the of Ihe the extent if business done yearly and the made upon the city be ore coming to a definite ion to come Another from an ice and cold storage ilant at also to feel the pulse oi the club the growth of Beat ice s 1he was instructed to with the company vith a view to learning about the a publicity st of Kansas was before the hib with a proposition to hold a bargain week in Beatrice some time during September or Octo lie proposes to have the mer week of re prices in every lie to attend to the publicity end of the business through the use of the daily As a further inducement to attract the farmers into the city he proposes t OR President Taft lefl to night for Beverly after a some what tiny spoilt here in ion With the Labor day in his conservation ad dress Mm president won re sponse from the thousands of by his appeal to practical common in dealing with the Tn the opinion of many who heard the president also made to the recent agita for new or federal cent of declaring that Mie Only safe fo Svas to hold fast 1o th limitations ol the and to regard as sacred the powo of amid hearty applause reference to Hit of Roosevelt in the if conservation but declared Mia the time for rhapsodies and glit generalities had IJi suggested to congress that it in rite its speakers to come down 1 tin details of specific evils am At the fair grounds Ihe pros lent delivered the Labor day ad the most notable Man of the f which ic knew was the statement thai 710 intention tin art of the to prose nte the labor leaders under the At Ihe same time 10 not believe the la organizations should be cx from prosecution by an auction during the I low prices where they WOMAN INJURED BY closed hero Des Spe Weston was knocked and run over today by au ile driven by Given woman had just alight street ear and was in the act of passing around behind it when was struck by the auto which was going at a terrif fie rate of was Burlington hut not fatally today in observance of lo hold week o may list any of their agricultural implements or live The matter was deferred for future TEDDY IN LABOR DAY TALK his address to thousands of workingmen here Colonel Roosevelt outlined his belief as to what should be done for the benefit of the laboring Our said the c should be a wage rate suf ficient to enable the workmen to live in a manner to American to edu cate the provide for sick ness and old the abolition of child legislation to prevent automatic compensation for losses caused by an work day and one days rest each said labor unions were a to modern LA FOLLETTE II campaigning completed political vorkers are today awaiting th suits of the primaries Although campaign is of the various candidates are today il is the consensus of pinion La to the Init l States senate over the cand idate of Mn Samuel the millionaire paper manu by an overwhelming ma rSo arc the sup porters of Fighting that he will in tomorrows thai they are now pre paring for the campaign which must follow the State Senator and Francis McGovern progressive candidate for the re publican nominal ion for arc running and Var ious wagers are posted on even At the campaign headquarters of Captain William Mitchell candidate on the county option confidence is also ex pressed today today from ers of candidates for the congres districts indicate a progressive victory in the GOOD RACES The races to have been held at IIe f hu wori BIO CROWD AT Spc the day of tdu fair was until today when a billin the racing department will be The of the pace and 2M 478 as against last Arch the made three successful John M entered in tho The purses for these races will amount to racing program starts WANT HIM TO RUN tops Anxious for the Governor to Enter Race Against DahU man superintendent of the state industrial school at holding his appointment under Governor was at the stale house is chairman slate com in it The populists are insisting Miat Governor run as a candidate on the populist snid We are now waiting to get in with Bryan to ask whether or not he will support Governor as n pop ulist We have not been able to find Bryan anil in the meantime the governors many friends have asked him not to make a final decision for a week or ten If Bryans position on county option before the convention and at the con vention means anything was not 1 do not see how he can fail to support as populist candidate or The populist plat form declares for county has said THE Forecast 1artlv cloudy Tues a liberally signed petition asking for increased railroad rates in Ne The petition bears the signatures of business and profes men and railroad employes from many of the towns along the Rock RETAIL MEN Spe early assurances have over a thou merchants of received that sand of the retail the will gal her in Omaha to attend the convention of the Kcd of Nebraska Two state will Ibis week begin a campaign to put a local branch of the federal ion in in every town in the OVER THE would sign county option That is enough for m as a popu owes a great deal to the populists of Nebraska nut wo think he ought to support for there nevei was anything more irregular than the nominal ion of Jim as the democratic candidate foi I realize that has in the much for but 1 do not see how Bryan openly in the light of Dahlmans stand on There are from to populists in this state lo whom Bryan owes ind we hope he will consider well ur request to support Shallen as the populist was placed on the ticket by a petition by and he ae the lie has the nomination and I bc ieve he ought to bethe candidate if that party if he has lost the PARSON has been found guilty of immoral un and dismissed as a jcr of the Methodist church by he Missouri conference flic all hough reached Sal was not announced till to lay by Bishop Colins The hurges against low were in eon with thv death of Miss a Lincoln conn y school The trial of before a com of the state ended was his on the same He vas tried before at un but the was reversed by the gen ral conference of the hurch at und the asc to was also tried iu Ihe state but sentence pending an appeal to the He was of Ht John Ruby of Plattsmouth fails to from trip 1o and foul play is Two men with worth of stolen goods arrested near Grand Farmers near Mast ings are up in arms against the cureless work of hunters in that James who was re cently murdered at formerly Jived at William Crocket of badly burl by ing his BRIEF TELEGRAPH Second death from cholera oc Congressman Bates joins anti Cannon Two deaths occur in tornado near Freight steamer burns near Crew is President Delano of road lost thirty hours in woods in AVas thirty hours without Sharp earthquake felt at Fort de Roosevelt reaches and is given big Lutheran college at Omaha for mally opened this Hard tack for soldiers may be Herbert dishing of Kansas City arrested at Omaha on charge of murdering Tliomas Weeks in Om aha last IN THE REALM OF DEMAND FOR HIGHER of tho Omaha and Lincoln play een innings at the long st game oil record in the Western Lincoln 3 lo and ox of who wus pitied of won lis own game by u timely two in the Lincoln played an errorless jame Sunday in the eighteen iu ning Tommy Murphy und Pal will box six rounds in Philadel phia September The agree anent calls for 1JW pounds at i o M doe the human punching will the Philadelphia Jack W who will from England that he expects to bouts with Tommy ami Kid tho  

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