Beatrice Daily Sun from Beatrice, Nebraska • 1

EMI DAILY Member of "TW AsaoclaUd Prf BEATRICE, NEBRASKA, TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 28, 1919 -tt ffd didn't mm it is the Bub, II dlda happen." 173 SON. TO DRAFT LEGISLATION OODR 1DGE HEAD PLYMOUTH UNITED FRONT AT PARIS CONFERENCE AUTO THIEF TRUST igui owki tinea up wiin na.ana for Fight Opening in Court Today. LIGHT PROJECT Oil REVENUE Bill Packers Will Submit Measure Cot-'. ering Begulation of Industry Allay Antagonism. Wellington, Jan.

27. J. Ogden Armour, president of Armour told the senate apiculture committee tonight at th conclusion of his testimony that lie and bis counsel Indianapolis Ind. Jan. 27.

former Beatrice Citizen Indicted at Sioux City, for Forgery and False Pretense Fve Business Men of that Place Ask for Proposition for Lighting Their Town. i Nineteen Small Nations Endorse Or ganization Formulated by the Great Powers. Deadlock Averted in Ffght Betwec Senate and Home Committees Yesterday. When tbe Indiana public service commission opens Its fight tomorrow against tbe new long distance telephone rate ordered by Postmaster Leader Makes Confession Confer With Ben H. Conlee Wilson and Gompers Confer were drafting lcglKlatlon Tor the $10,500,000 For Hospitals Oenetal Burleson, It will have the moral support of representatives of Beatrice Company Will Soon Submit Labor Commission Sessions Under Way Harmony Marks Meetings of Congress.

(By Associated Presn) Figures for Lighting Plant at That Place, The committee of five Plymouth business men recently appointed at a mass meeting there to confer with eight other states and the active support of James Markham, assistant attorney general of Minnesota. The commission also has secured a temporary restraining order against the rates and its petition for a per House Bill Goes to Senate Providing Big Appropriation pr Soldiers. Washington, Jan. 27. The bxusa late today passed and sent to' tha senate the bill appropriating 10, 500,000 for constructing hosnttaTi regulation of the meat parking Industry which he expected to submit as a substitute for similar bills now before congress.

Before being presented, the legislation, will be submitted to other big packing firms and the Independents for their approval. Mr. Armour sgld. He added that he believed the plan which he had in mind would Hiitin-fy both the producer and the con Paris, Jan. 27.

The peace confer- euec today made a distinct gain managers of the Beatrice and Fair- manent injunction wjujbejhejucd when 19 small powers 'gave full allegiance to the organization formu Investigators for Insurance Compa-' ftiei Main Evidence of Mag by Auto Thievea Charles Wooldrldge, former Beatrice cltltcn, was. Indicted by the fraud jury lat week at. Slout City, on four counts charging forgery and cheating by false lie was arrested, and la under bond in the aura of 1.000,' to await trial." 1 Wooldrldge and a taxtcab "king." Win. Cohen, are. believed to be the promoters of a great whereby, money waa obtained from owners of stolen ears and from Insur-, federal district court tomorrow.

bury electric companies relative. to furnishing lights for that town visited city yesferday afternoon by lated by the five great powers, thus The postofflce department will be represented by a solicitor for th securing a united front of the great and small powers at the outset of for disabled soldiers and sailors aod then took up the'aonual agricultural appropriation hill with an agreement for a night session In erder to effect the clearing, br the crowded legislatice calendar. sumer and remove "antagonism" to automobile and discussed the propo partment In Washington. iccpreF-ntatlves of public service the work on the main subject -before the commission. sition with B.

Conlee. manugsr of the local plant: The committee msuita of Henry- DiekiiMUt. X. commissions who met with the In ward the pafckers, which he admitted seemed "To be general. Armour reiterated that his opposition to control by the govern-j diana commission and assisted in This was largely di to the skill WUdhabeiv Noah Uriger, J.

paub outlining the method of attack' on ful direction of Ju'ws Cambon. the ment of the railroads or refrigerator Apr on Excess Profits Washington, Jan, 27. A basis for complete agreement on tha war tha rates. Including S. Jackson, council for the Kansas public service ance companies which bad policies oa the cars.

Cohen own a fleet of taxicabs at Sioux City and Is leader of a group of motor car thieves who hate been operating In Iowa, South revenue bill was reported lata today or live stock cars and stockyards was solely ton his fear that they would nofTe operated as efficiently as they now are. He naid he bellev- commission, and A. Z. Patterson, council for the Missouri public serv and Harry P. Gerbardt, s- Will Submit Proposition The meeting wai held at the electric light office on North Sixth street, and after the, wants of the committee were made known, manager Conlee stated that ho wjuM by the senate and bouim conferees.

Senator Sommons, chairman of the French delegate and former ambassador at. who was designated by the great powers to preside over the meeting for the small powers, held this afternoon. This meeting convened at llu foreign office at 3 o'clock at the time the great powers met. the two -m p- ice commission. Dakota and Nebraska for the nast ed private owner-Mo of branch senate committee, announced that SOLDIERS DEMAND virtually all Important questions really In dispute, lncludingtne war t'; them In submit about two week.

JOBS OF FOREIGNERS excess profits rates, bars bee a agreed upon and that all possibility tWO years. One of his understudies, houses for the small packers would Ferris Skaff, who stole cars for the. not be opposed. gang confessed. I Wooldrldge organised a "protec- HOLD "BAD LOT" YANKS tlve and Information bureau" for! fllHTY fit? fRIMFQ the ostensible purpose of recovering tlVlMLO stolen ears for their owners or T.

nfnwUr arate gatherings proceeded n'mul- thai the taneouKiy, one in tbe office of il Veterans at Winnipeg Force The committee stated town of Plymouth, which of a deadlock and failure in the bill is about rtcnon, the foreign minister, r.nd -rromisea irom employers to had passed. Discharge Germans. rourtecn miles cft Beatrice, Announcement of the conference the other In the Salle de La Pars. For a time there was some appre- aMlS tartar Alv yUf MUiUV csm agreement on the war profits and Assaults at Door of American 'other basic disputes waa differed, Deserters. Paris.

Jan. 27. Thirty-four mur tbe Insurance companies which car-riaf tbeft insurance on them. The raal purpose of the bureau, however, waa Us use aa a blind to cover' up WooldrJdge's traffic. In stolen cars.

Ha appointed agents In' towns throughout the three states In which 'be operated, but the agents did not light plant. theM and furnish cur- henslon of the syel to the dlffer-noon a considerable mob of soldiers rent on a high tensu.u wire for en viewpoints expressed at Satur- t0 the Unt of gwft ft -ghtlng Purple. It understood day's conference, but today's meet- wi, the avowed intentioa of eject. he committee has been figuring with ing of the small powers was withjlng every man of beiDR the Falrbury company, but that it the renewal of the claims for In- German or Austrian wants Mjrmouth to bniW Us own treated representation on the varl-j WheB the return; arrjv. line to that place and buy the juice, ous committees.

Belgium. Serbia. at lhe. plant Maror an(. Mnst Have Lights Rumania and ail the other small Brjg.

Gen. Kltcneilt commandln( of. ders, 220 day or assaults and nearly 500 serious fiRhts due to American soldier, occurred in the but it was believed that it would be made Wednesday Thursday. The conference report la expected to be presented to the sennste and house late this, week and the conferees hope it will be adopted IT both bodies next week and the bll), sent to President Wilson at Pmri for his approval. The basis of agreement on tit department" of the Seine during the month of Decerrtber, Kays the Matin have an opportunity to recover any LuiHintiicw hjh ujw town na i rs naa meir aeiogauotift at the Cars orr the reason that the motor 'today in reverting to tbe subject of ficer of this military district, were car ateallng trust knew where the the reorganization of the American General Kitchen some ume.

tieroon nieeung. there before then and that aa the mv.n r. I oars which thv wr infi.M.Hi..i in i police in Paris. The reinforcement and Wm. Imrram.

manager of the hind the present ''cNivemen't they will' -to Belgium rs ill the time. of the police contingent had been Swift Co. plant, met the soldiers iinHniihtot. I ai. cambon.

in openinc the meet demanded by Brig. Gen. W. w. Har-Is, tbe newspaper averts, and police They will seeur nronoiifion ine' Uuded to the part the France.

ttL dSJX Um W.pU,a4 in the wir. He then Inm the soldiers he would na and the City 'dismiss the foreigner r.lovAl iiiuuio iu lue pari piayea oy mai orrers the best on vim nn operations have been carried out on a wholesale scale, resulting In the arrest of many American deserters. at the plant. If necessary to- make measure was upon three -v Sitter If contested question warrecea prcfi its this year, the 'sehate- aljowaijrej to oil and gas Interests ajid -ti' senate amendment to repeal the- isting sone system of second cla mai rates. It was learned that In; harmonizing differences oa ths baele disputes, the conferees to, ad Rumania, Greece and the Stolen Car in Chicken House According to the- Investigators, pTootdfldge came under suspicion When, Ms wife Innocently tipped off jhe location of a stolen Of this ffatars of the case, the Sioux City jfoumalJU'yst' doubt secure tha contract for estah-! This dissipated any linger-1 P8iti0M 'or returned soldiers.

The liuhino- 'others. veterans agreed to give the company i mai inrivinr lll- tle town. aa Another newspaprr, the Intransl- (Conlntued from Page Two) three days to remove the objectionable workers. The veterans' plan geant, welcomes the reinforcement of the American police when it sayt according to the announcement, iti r'fytfc lhf vv ooianage, ib a manner yet un-' ftttacks hy ned men were becom visit each large hnstness. w-ifMMff1i "ff'M-tH all pro tjJiWCHEON quivjex "READY TO GO" intp.pewwaion of a'ig over-common and jewelry stores mow car stolen rrom a iioiuer, Ber.

Harmon, Y. M. C. A. Overseas Worker, to Speak at Commer the city and determine the stand the owners or managers intend to take with regard to employing returned Soldiers.

The police have called extra details for service to- B. H. S. Basketball Five Getting in Shape for Big Game With Omaha Here. were being robbed In full daylight.

"For It Timet be said." declares that newspaper, "our friends of th United States deplore fact that like ourselves the audacity of some cial Club Dinner Today. farmer. The car, stolen last Rummer fo the down twn Btreeta, where It alleg4J liVoold'rldga took charge or It. Obtaining the name of tha car visions substantially as provided jay the senate committee, and eliminated the second class mail Retain Oil Exemption The senate conferee wera ed to have won their fight for re tentlon of the- senate provision for a tftx exemption of 29 per' cent on bona fide-sales of oil and gas well and mines. Captain "Cab" Black basketball Ellia' Qranp and night.

Since the rioting started the Quintet will be police station has been under raili- Ur their 'bad lot have grown tiiarve- Rev. Harmon, a veteran V. M. C. A.

overseas necretary. will -be- the principal speaker at today's commercial club luncheon. He will describe the association's work at the fighting front and in the gnat loualy since the armistice," "ready to go" when the fast Or-iahs- tary high school five Unci up on the, floor for the biggest game of the SHOOT ECUADOR STRIKERS awnar from Inspection of the auto-moblla license records, Wooldrldge. It Is said, wrote the Homer. farmer a "hopeful" letter.

In which ha seta forth the of his bureau and hla belief that the car ANDERSON STEWABT DIES IN MISSOUKI Anderson Stewart, formerly Guayaquil. Ecuador, Jan. 26. Several persons were killed and Wounded when the police fired upon camps In Franc and England, speaking from first hand knowledge. His talk promises to be of great interest, and Pres.

Bolt urges a large attendance at the dinner. resident of liberty, this county? died season here Friday evening et the local gym. The boy 3 were a speedy workout last evening and is expected that the regular lineup will face the Gate City hunc'V. According to the Omaha papers, a Sunday at the home Of his sister, a mob here tonight The disorders This provision. designed to protect and stimulate prospectors." waa opposed by the house managers a too liberal, but they yielded after the senate conferees had accepted the higher rate on war excess prof were the result of a strike.

TJCoatlnued on Paga.Twa,) It I. SMITH TO SPEAK AT Mrs. J. White at Parnetl. where he had been living for the last three The Rev.

Edgar Lucas, paster of the First Presbyterian church, will jblg de'eifUn of fani will acorn-preside. He had been accented as' th teain to' it Is i AQEICULTUEAL MEETING The deceased waa formerly angag I It. R. Smith of Chicago, livestock 'ed In business at Liberty, but was an overseas worker and had compet-l hopd that the B. S.

team will ed his arrangements for torn backed up by a laige crowd of commissioner In charge of tubercular obliged to retire. waa visiting ADMIRAL DIES New York. Jan: 27. Read Admiral French E. Chadwlck, U.

S. retired, who was chief of staff of Admiral Sampson during the Spanish-American war. died todayj at- hts winter home here. Pneumonia was the cause of bis death. DOG POISONERS BUST Several BeatrhsiiforiJ'W'ners hava been engaged In a 7 -tilt" hunt for France, when the armistice eradication has been secured to ad-'with his sister when ht pautscd away ended r-u.

home supporters. The contest will be the bjrgest event on the local team twenty-two drtaa one of the meetings of organ-j He-was a son yf Mr. and Mrs. Jamer some miscreant who has feeen aslagr The proposition for locatine trie Roy Bog Sunday lost at state 'summer camp at the Wagner '''xm schedule. lied agriculture to be held in Beat- Stewart who reside at Liberty.

Hca February 11 to 14. Mr: Smith was formally with the, CANTONMENTS EMPTY farm, north of the city, will be PUT COUNTY ON MAP ALL APPOINTIVE JOBS brought up for a general discussion I FOR RETURNED FIGHTEUS IN STOCK INDUSTRY by Len Munic will be furnished hart's orchestra. rauroaaa ana animai nusoanaryi nrrTOiaj nirr HffMuTU partment of tbe University of Ne- 1 H1W UPlb mUW 1 baaka. You should I ot fall to hear Fi'st Annual Directory of Breeders Jan. 27.

A "soldiers' preference law." similar to that which Iowa' and other 1 state have I Cnn. Ctn-nA nr. A. KNITTING RECORD L. IU jKiwui ill UMUIUUIJ valuable "Boston; bull" after the dog had been given strychnin some other poison, and Officer Walk er was forced to shoot a dog belong' ing to Jaa.

Freeman to pat It out of Its misery after it had been 1 1 ten at similar dose. Several other caaea) of this kind have occurred recently, and Chief billow warns that the use of poison Is a violation, of Jaw and that It will go hard with the offender or offenders It caught Being Distributed Thronghout Entire West Army of 500,000. ABL JEWELL MAKES BIO Stella, Jan. 26. -The little bas.

been proposed for enactment in General Washington, Jan. 27 town of Julian, would like to know Nebraska by the LTnlted War Vet- The Gage 'county livestock breed WINNING AT H0LDSEGE 1- At the state poultry show at Hot- March Informed the senate military or anyone having a better knitting, crans, an organ I tat ion embracing ers' first annual directory Is off tbe committee today that shipping ar record than; that of Mrs. Ends ffin who hav rved In the civil, errg last week, E. Jewell of tei presar and will carry the slogan. rangements had been made by which Since the war began Mra.

Eadi has Spanish and the great world war. "Gage County, the Purebred Stock Da Witt Ticlnlty, breeder of Barred won. ten firsts out of a alcreri. Ho von 300,000 men might be transported home monthly and that all of the knitted, twenty-three sweaters, two mufflers, two pairs of wristlets, six ita purpose is to give soldiers sailors and marines the first claim on all appointive public offices helmets and; twelve trntrsf of socks American expeditionary rorea could bo returned home and demobilised Center" to thousands of stockmen and every county agent In the west. Boosting "better farming by the livestock route," the directory calls attention to the big forward, strides which this county has taken in re uesiaes sne baa attended all Red PORTUGUESE ROYALISTS within six months.

Cross meetings. cf the entire ahow. There itrtt 226 Barred on exhlbl tia and 1,00 birds of all varieties. Mrv Jewell says that he sold hla first price dark hen at the chow-for nod. NAVY ACTS TO AVOID LABOR COKGESnOit Paris.

Jan. 27. American naval authorities here are doing avery thing possible to avoid vto the number of unemployed In the United States by In tha service every ab)e bodied eallor whd How many Americans will be held In, tbe army of occupation Is to bl KAISER, DESERTED. GROWS" cent years in the livestock Industry. HOLD TWO PROVINCES Paris, Jan.

27. Portuguese royalists are completely in control of the provinces of Mlnho and Thars determined by President Wilson. SURLY AND MOROSE Mention, Is made of the important results attained by the farm bureau London. Jaa. 27.

Wm. Hohenail There are still about J8 5.000 men in camp in the United States and all, will be demobilized within a month SADDER BUT WISES and other organlzationa, and former Oa Monies according to a wlrelesr Irn has grown very surly and rarely can be induced to remain. County Agent Llebers and L. B. Rtst, speaka to hla servants and guards.

except those retained for "overhead Instructions have been given td present- demonstrator. A part, of the mi ia iasi recoruea remark was duty" Gen. March added. Up to Sat discharge no man who doe not de book Is given over to lists of offi when he said. that his "time it Am- Tne advices say tha republican troopa.

which were defeated by the monarchists at Coimbra, are about urday 104,000 men had arrived from offenders charged with violating the automobile parking ordinance appeared before Judge Ellis yesterday, v. They were 'Dr. Brnfth, Martin Ford and John chmtti. They were fined fl and aire to leave and who baa) no jroav cers of the eeveral associations and erongen was nearly up." overseas. pect of employment.

the county board of supervisors, Discussing demobilization plans. to go over to the monarchists. 103,753 YANKS AReItHX while the remainder is occupied by The correspondent adds: "The former emperor Is being de generally. -with the committee, Gen. CHOICE OF WILSON OR LENINE A3 IXAD22 the announcements of Berral hundred Gage "county breeders.

IN FOREIGN HOSPITALS or 16 4 CHANCE TO MAKE GOOD serted by everyone and his formerly voluminous correspondence has be March -said retention of an American standing army of 600,000 was proposed. Tha directory offers convincing Washington. Jan. 27. 4)n official come-very small." proof that the breeders of the coun report from Gen.

Pershing made pub lic by the war department shows NO FOOD SUPPLIES ty have in a comparatively few year made the' county the leading rectlon Paris. Jan. 17. The socialists France must make a choice between following President Wilson of tbe United States or Premier Lenlne oi Russia. This declaration was mutest' an excited meeting of aoelaiiru BANKER AND WIFE ARE KILLED ON WEDDING TRIP that on Jan.

8 there were 105.753 'y Leo Gelsler, charged with the theft, of an auto tire, waa given a make good yesterday when he was paroled to Probation OfflcerY" F. Clark by. Judge llis. of the state in the "F0RENEMY NATIONS Jan. 27.

An agree men of the American army In hos Dcshler, Jan. 27. John Ro-denburg and wife were instantly FRENCH CHAMP SAID TO Un 'rarts Sunday by M. Loriot. pitals in Franca and of whom were suffering from diseases and 23,111 fnom wounds or ment on the administration bill appropriating fl 00.000.000 for Euro-" 4 killed in an automobile accident near BE OUT OF RUNNING New Yok, Jan.

Carpentier, pean ranune relief was reached to other injuries. Orange, Saturday afternoon. Dodcnburg was president of the French heavyweight champion. -ftEITISE DISCHARGE "President Wilson is sn able who is, seeking to save the but be must not be followed. The moment has come to choot tween him and Lenine." day by the senate and house conferees.

No material chaoses wtsre made whose name has been coupled with Leavenworth, Jan. 27.t The 4 release of 11 3. conscientious ob- that of Dempsey as leading candi; in the bill. Farmera'and Merchants' of this place and a pioneer citizen of the county. dates to meet Jess Willard next July Jectorsv honorably discharged AVUTOR FLIES 270 MILES AN HOUR Lawton.

Jan; 27-Favored by a high gale Robert H. Baker in a Do HafUand. 12 cylinder is out of the running, according to from senrtce by war department He waa married to Mrs. II. Wefel, Wm.

If. Robertson, wh oreceptly returned from France. Prohibition added by the senate against distribution of food to enemy peoples was approved by the conferees but the provlsFon wii'redraft-ed so as to insure that Armenians, plane, broke all previous records In Carpentier Is. suffering: from a hgunat Fort Lea v- 4. a resident of Deshler, a few weeks snworth this morning, Two 4 ago.

They were making av wedding however, refused to leave. sa 4'trlp Callforala vlsltlnje 4 Ing ras' against tbelr rellgl- 4 friends and relatives. The bodies ecr-'-'. 4 will brought to Deshler a flight from Fort Sill to Oklahoma I dislocated thumb and this fact, cou- "weather RErcn? 4 Washlneton. Jan.

27 For- 4 4 east for Nebraska: Fair Tucv 4 4 day and Wednesday; tenoper-. ture above n.r:'iial for 4 dayrt. 4 and other friendly peoples' In enemy Clfy laPt Saturday1 when he made the pled with war tima regulations, has territory might itoihe subject 90 m.ims in 20 minutes flat A niiijta fn mUnt ri cf a dltion..