The Omaha Daily
Bee.
PART 2 Pages 9 to 16
THE SUNDAY BEE A NEWSPAPER
AND A MAGAZINE IN ONE.
ESTABLISHED JUNE 19, 1871.
OMAHA, BATUKDAY MOKNINfl, XOVEMBEIi
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1004.
BIXOLK COPY TIUJEE CENTS.
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Extraordinary Barjeans in Art.
Indian Pipes, Pnper Cutters in rosewood, suitable for
prizes and den ornaments a Saturday spi eial at.
Ton ($1.00) Green Trading Stamps.
25c
1.20
PYROGRAPHY! PYROGRAPIIYH
WARM BARGAINS ?1.30 leather lared Waste Bas
kets with handles a Saturday special at
Extra large Handkerchief Boxes, the 75c kind, the best CQp
ever
Rose designed Photo Boxes, fine white wood, can't be
PICTURES! PICTURES!! PICTURES!!!
See our big display of fine pictures Sixteenth street window.
For beautiful gifts, a picture is one that is everlasting. Bennett's
Art Department leads with the season's choicest and rarest of re
productions. All at popular juices.
SCHOOL PAINTS! . SCHOOL PAINTS!!
Milton Bradley Paints 25c
Special Brushes 5c
BUSTER BROWN SHEET MUSIC.
Every piece sung in Buster Brown show, on sale Saturday in
Sheet Music Section, 2nd floor, near elevators. Popular prices.
Bargain Circle Sale of Ladies' Jackets
Saturday Morning, Main Floor.'
One hundred Jackets, nil this season's stylos, from the best New York
tailors colors tan, csstor, navy, ml, brown and black, price from C QC
$12.50 down to , tJJ
Double Green Trading Stamps With Each Sale
A Trading Stamp Sensation! With every cloak or Jacket for Indies, misses
or children sold on Saturday wo will pive double Trading Stamps.
Ladles' Sample Suits, we have added quite a number of new tailored suits to
our sample rack from A. Goldstone & Son, New York, they are the very latest
fall fashions, and are marked at less tha n cost of material. An early call Satur
day will pay you.
Two Cases Ladies' Undervests and Drawers
Fine ribbed, splendid quality of bleached cotton, silk fleece lining, full regular
made, silk taped crocheted finished vests and French band drawers,
regular 00c quality Saturday's price a garment JJ
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stamps with each garment
Ladies' Cashmere Hose
We place on sale Saturday morning 100 dozen ladles' fine black all wool cash
mere hose, full fashioned extra elastic leg, French foot, regular
40c value, Saturday's price ,,..fcJC
Very Special Sale Real Hard-Ma.de Princess Tab Collars.
We have received nearly 50 dozen REAL HAND MADE PRINCESS TAB COL
LARS, made In France, the very latest and swellest navtflty In stylish neck
wear. They area manufacturer's sample line In white and blacks, with real
Irish Point Medallions Inserted In the collars, they are irorth from fl
' $2.50 to $5 each, Saturday at our neckwear counter, each $1.50, $1.25, P
Kid Gloves at $ 1.00 Per Pair.
200 dozen New Leila French Gloves, Just received, all th new olorlngs and
new embroideries, very pair guaranteed to. wear, a qualtity that - T
Is cheap at $1.25 our great leader, per pair .... ................ S-
Handkerchiefs at 5c
200 dozen sample handkerchiefs, all kinds In this lot wortti w, to 25c C
for Saturday .......;.......... ........
' Flannelettes at 8 l-3c?
Elegant quality of 15-cent Flannelettes, heavy quality, , .
only
Blankets, Comforts and Pillows Sal for Saturday
100 pair extra nice VA cotton blankets, heavy fleece colorotH borders tin
worth $1.3S Saturday only .'. '. I.UU
250 pair extra quality twilled blankets, large size, worth $1.59 f y f
Saturday, at ! J
300 pair extra heavy cotton blankets, heavy twilled fleece which always ICO
remains soft after washing, worth $1.05 Saturday only !
100 dozen extra large bed comforts, covered with fine sllolne, filled
with pure white cotton, worth $1.75 Saturday only
3 pound bed pillows worths $1.00
Suturday
81c
1.25
69c
Hardware Specials for Saturday.
EVERY ONE A MOT BARQAIN.
Extra quality handle Axes, Rfr 17-Inch Japaned Coal Hods, )Q.
ordinarily $1.00, for OOW open OC
Extra quality Ions handle CP No. 04 Galvanized Ah ffi
Klre Shovel IOC can VUG
Extra quality medium length handle tOn No. 03 Galvanized Aon on.
Fire Shovel Cane OOC
Oond short handle 5 8-quart Granite Pietiervlng on
Fire Bhovele OW Kettle (JVC
17-lnch Galvanised Coal Hods, 32c ' "ttf ranlt r"frvln 31c
WB SAY IT AOAIN THESE ARE HOT BARQAINSi
STOVES! STOVES! STOVES!
You've made up your mind to buy a etove 'pause you'll nfd It! We are more
than satiafW that the right etove to buy la the. PENINSULAR, and If you buy one
YOU'LL. PROVE IT FOR YOUR8BLF. It Is the perfection of raaterlal, design, finish.
HARDWARE SECTION BASEflEMT
OMAHA WEATHER REPORT-Saturday Fair.
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Bennett's Great Grocery
Ask th thrifty housewife, the ch
"Where do you tiy your groceries?
iwer, BENNETT 8.
SATlltDtr "EXSATWXS
Forty Green Tradlne; Stamps with
4S-pound sack Bennett's f
Excelsior Flour m M J
"Diamond S." Fruits, Ten ($1.00)
Green Trading- Stamps with large
can of this delicious fruit, 2Hc!
assorted jw
FREE Fit KE.
B.x chocolates, in form of pwtrAp,
with each can of Ghlrar-
delli's Cocoa, H-pound can "lJ
1-ponnd can SOc
Twenty (J2.00) Green Trading Stamps
wlih con Batavia Golden IC!
Pumpkin very fancy lOW
CHEESE SPECIAL.
Ten (Sl.Oft) Green Trading Stamps with
three Ncufchatel 12c?
cheese
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stamps with
one pound Full Cream New Oftf
York Cheese
CAXSED TOMATOES.
Three-pound can Qc
at
Three cans
for
One doien cans f(
t mm v
a chance
eerful family, the happiest home In Omaha,
Mncty-nine out oi one nunureu wm an-
CAKD t'ORX.
2-pound can, Q q
Three cans OE.
for OC
One dozen cans 1.00
Don't fall to secure some of these.
J I ST r. i l .ll.
New candled citron, orange
nil lemon neel, lb
Five (5c) Green Trading Stamps
with each ioitml.
Ten ($1.0i') Green Trading
with pound Win. Baker s
Chocolate
New German Dill Pickles
Katnrriav only, dozen
CANDY Another Saturday special.
Peanut Taffy I Rr
uonnd
One ton of this delicious taffy at
25c
for
This Is a decided bargain,
for largo consumers.
25c
Stamps
36c
5c
this low price
line
of all good things In
A big
candy. 4
CIGARS Saturday iale. a genutno
Briar Plre , Or-
worth 3ic and up
Joe Wright 10c clsar ft-.
each "w
Rell Cut Plug 15c
four ounce can
We handle a complete line of smok
er's articles.
Carnations
a V Carnations
Three thousand as
sorted Carnations,
very sweet. As long aa
the supply lasts, Fifteen
Cents a Dozen. Sold in
grocery. Come early and
avoid disappointment.
SATURDAY
15c Dozen.
Extra Clerks
Retained for our immense Satur
day business in grocery, tea, but
ter and cheese departments.
Prompt service to everybody.
Meats! Provisions!
Growing every day found it
necessnry to erente more room and
increase help. It's BECAUSE our
methods AND VALUES MAKE
US EASILY OMAHA'S LEADING
MEAT MARKET. EVERYTHING
GUARANTEED, NOTHING OF
FERED THAT WE COULDN'T
GUARANTEE, AND OUR ADS
LIVED Ur TO EVERY TIME!
A few of our specials for Saturday:
200 pair of choice young mut- 3
ton legs, pound U4
Mutton ronst
pound t
10 pound mutton stew 25 C
10 pounds rib boiling Beef 25 C
Pork roast
pound
Fresh dressed spring chick- 1
ens. bound 1 12
Fresh dressed Roosters-pound
Sugar cured bacon If1
pound II2V
Morrell's Iowa Bacon,
Daley Brand, pound 111
Morrell's Iowa Hams, (choice) 8
to 10 pound average,
pound
Lard! Lard! Lard!
Another fresh lot of
Bennett's ''Special"
kettle rendered pure
leaf lard in
J-lb pails, for 33c
5-lb pails, for 55c
Limit two palls to a
customer.
Twenty ($2i Green Trading Stamps.
SALT FISH and MACKEREL
a. full Hive.
BALTIMORE OYSTERS
(Md MICHIGAN CELER.Y
received dajly.
Meat Market Basement.
4c
8c
I
71c
A Saturday Cra.sK in Crockery
China Department.
Decorated German China Sugars and Creams, per pair. . .25c
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stamps.
Large size Bowls and Pitchers, plain white 48c
Johnson Bros. Royal English Porcelain 100-piece dinner sets,
pure white on popular shape 4.98
25 per cent discount on all white China Vases for decorating.
Positively the largest line of White China in the entire west.
Everything new and up-to-date.
Nice Decorated Cuspidors, each 38c-29c-25c
Thirty ($3.00) Green Trading Stamps.
Ileadquarters for Coalport, Wedgewood, Cauldon and George
Jones English China.
Sa.lurd&.y Sale of Shoes
COO pairs of Misses' and Children's Vici Kid, Patent
Tip, Button and Lace Shoes worth $2, for
Thirty ($3.00) Green Trading Stamps.
170 pairs of Men's Velour Calf and Vici Kid Lace
Shoes worth up to $3.50, at
Fifty ($5.00) Green Trading Stamps.
300 pairs of Men's, Ladies' and Children's Velvet,
. felt-lined slippers, all colors, at ,
Ten ($1.00) Green Trading Stamps.
Double Qreen Trading Stamps Until Noon Saturday.
1.23
1.93
A9c
Furniture Dept.
Third Floor.
Two Snaps for Saturday.
Ladies' Folding Work Ta
ble, made of hard maple,
natural finish, 3G-in. meas
ure cut in top, strong and
serviceable Sat
urday, only i
Folding Card Table made
of natural birch, round top,
30 inches in diameter, just
the thing for games, rigid
and substantial, f QQ
. Saturday only . . . .0
Woodeiw&re
Snaps
FOR SATURDAY.
Oak Clock Shelf, 7x20
Lapboards, 20x36
Six Hook Hall Rack
Four Foot Stepladder
YOUR CHOICE
45c Each
In Basement.
MILLINER. Y! MILLINER. Y!
Just purchased a large sample line from an Eastern manu
facturer. We offer the rarest bargains of the season for your
Saturday buying. A large black silk velvet hat, trimmed with
long ostrich plume, liberty satin zephyr and steel ornaments,
worth $10.00, Saturday 5.00
"Large black velvet hat, trimmed with black ribbon, long
ostrich plume, worth $5.00, special at 2.50
Black velvet hat, trimmed with three ostrich tips, worth
$0.00, special, at .3.50
Black velvet hat, trimmed with black braid, ornaments, and
black ostrich plume 3.49
Children's hats, 98c and 49c. Street hats, worth $3 & $2. 98c
A STAMP SPECIAL Pon Pon marked to sell $1 & $1.25 at 50c, 75c
Tblrty ($3.00) Oreen Trading Stamps.
Ask to see the Kimball Anti-Rheumatic King, guru cure for rheumatism.
Engraved Stationery
50 Engraved Cards and Cop
per. Plate, any style script
type regular pi ice $1.25
special. 59c
GO cards printed from your
plate 28c
100 Engraved Wedding
Invitations 4.85
A box of Linen Bond Writ
ing Paper and Envelopes
your initial engraved on
the paper regular price
50c special 25c
These prices are good Sat
urday and Monday only.
We make a upeclnlty of furnlsh
ltiR artistic nnd strictly up-to-date
Wedding Invitations, latest and cor
rect styles in Engraved Visiting
Cards and Embossed Stationery.
Our prices are more reasonable
than any first class engraver.
Copyright Dooks.
"(Jrntistark", (eorire M, McOutoh
eon's greatest book is the sequel to his
best selling novel "Heverly of Urau
stark." This look, "Orniistark," In af
handsome souvenir binding, printed
on the best book pnper. OX SALE,
with the following books, hand
somely bound, Illustrations by the
best artists of today:
Saturday and Monday, 4."c each.
The f RTHllfr, by fiforit W. Cbl
Tbr C Hull, by Winston ClinrrblH.
Tht Vlralnla. by Orrfn WlitM.
t nlravrneil Itrrad, by Hob. (Jrant.
The Mantrr Chrlntlan, by Maria
Corrlll.
Thr Choir Invlnlblr, by Jamea
I.anr Allru.
Dorothy Vernon, by Chaa. Major.
The rlaht-of-way, by Gilbert
Farkrr.
Shrrlock Holmes, by Cnnan Doyle,
ned Hock, by Thomaa Nelnon Pave
i'aatle ( ranejerow, by George B.
MpCutpheon.
THE ETERNAL., CITY, by Knll Calna
Thpe book!, are In their orlRtnul Ar
$1.50 bindings, our price
Banter nronn Book, his (log Tige
and thrlr trouble
49c
Stationery and Book Stall Sections.
Prefumcry Sensations for Saturday
La lilnehe Face
Towder
Java Hex Face
1'owdor
Tftlow Uossamer Face
Towder
Ballnenge 4711 Face
Powder
Plnaud s Vlolet-
nz
rinaud's Jockey Club
oi
Plnaud'j French Carnation
oz
Plnaud's Hoya Lily
oz....
Htidnut's Cardinal Lily
37c
30c
..18c
35c
75c
75c
75c
75c
50c
lludnut's Wood Vloiet
oz
Eastman's Crushed Roses
oz
Eastman's Crushed Carnation 5Qcj
Colgate's Pansy niossom
oz
Colgate's Cashmere Ihmquct
oz
Colgate's Trailing: Arbutus
oz
Colgate's Moss Rose
oz
Colgate's Wood Violet
oz
50c
50c
25c
30c
30c
30c
25c
oz
Soap Sensation
SAVON ROYALE Vlolctte, delicious flvor, a fine milled zonp, good as any high
priced French Imported soap, comes In pretty box, three In a box. each lc
cake daintily wrapped. Saturday we mske a sensutlon with this aoap, box...
Ten ($1.00) Little Ureen Stickers with Each Ilox.
CLOTHING.
CLOTHING!
Just Received, 100 Brokaw Hand Tai
lored Suits and Overcoats.
The new brown suit, the merchant tailored kind (and tai
lors get $40.00 for them), our price Saturday, $23.00. No tailor
has their equal. All goods are sun-dyed for fix w-eeks before'
they are tailored. Every suit carries an individuality that
cannot be bought, even from the tailor, to order. Every suit
and overcoat guaranteed,
$20, $18. $15, $12.50, $10.
Special for Saturday
BARGAIN SQUARES
IJutchess Trousers, and other good makes, (and we have now
gone through the clothing tables in suits, and we find about
100 pairs of odd trousers), worth up to $5.00, now $2.50.
They may be your size, and they may match up an odd coat
and vest that you have. Dutchess trousers, 10c a button, $1
a rip. Selling agents for Omaha.
120 Hats to close the lines out, worth up to $3, for $1.50.
Fifty ($5.00) Green Trading Stamps.
Remember the Shirt Sale and
the Stamps that go with them.
Men and Boys'.
Kaufman's Orchestra Saturday Evaning, 6 to 10 O'clock
GOSSIP OF THE POLITICIANS
Democrat! Arouied Over HitohoooVi
8oheme to Knife Beit of Ticket.
METCALFE'S PLAN TO CUT HIPPLE EXPOSED
World-Herald'a OOcailT AUI.no
with Howell Hpllt. tha Party
ad Coaa.rvatlve Member.
ProaU.e Hoctfc,
Regliter today, '
Congrmaman Hltchcock'a offenslva alli
ance with Howell aa the meana of perfect
Ins hla pulley of aacrlflcine ev.ry o her
democrat on the ticket to eecure hla own
election haa atlrred th. element of local
democracy aa nothing elae haa since tha
campaign began.
"It la now no longer poailble (or the
moat hide-bound and loyal democrat to
aacalve himself aa to the desperate atralta
ro which Mr. Hitchcock haa gone and will
go In order to promote hla owa chanc. a of
election."- aald a democrat whoee party
fealty haa never yet been brought Into
juatlon. but one who thlnka there are
other men la the party quite aa worthy ot
recognition, aa Ur. Hitchcock. "We know
now, aa we have feared for lome time,
that Hitchcock la out for Hitchcock and
doean't clr a rig If the whulo ticket UbiJo
from' hlmaelf la defeated, Juat eo he gvta
through. Well, that may teem all light
to HUchcot-.k and Metcalfe, but 1 liuag.ne
they will be able to eee the folly of their
treacherous couree tha mWulrtg after elec
tion. If not before."
Tbla la only one of numerous democrma
who are talking with considerable aulphur
U their Tolcea Uieaa days. The (rlenda ot
Dr. Hippie and tha friend of legislative
nominee, are finally owake to the plan to
knife these candidate for illtchcock'a ben
efit. "Why should Hltchooak and Metcalfe use
the World-Herald to promote the candidacy
of a former ropubllcaaWlowell whose own
party repudiated him after having hud one
taste of him in the legfeuture? Would they
not have aupported Mm on the same kind
of a trade for re-election to the state sen
ate or any other office? Of course we know
Metcalfe and Hitchcock and that whole
gang did all they cou!4 to prevent the nomi
nation of Dr. Hipplo, but now that he is
nominated, now that the decent democrat!
have triumphed, why does not the World
Herald come out openly and support him?
Hitchcock and Metcalfe are deceiving no
one in the makeshift support they are pre
tending to give Dr. Hippie. They are both
too shrewd at politics not to know that the
appeal they are making to the votera of
Omaha to vote for Howell and Hippie fot
water corumisilonera. If carried Into execu
tion, would result In the election of Weller,
the regular republican nominee, and Howell,
the repudiated republican candidate. Why
should we be railed on to sacrifice our nom
inee. Dr. Hippie, an honest man and clean
politician, for Howell, a political outcast?"
Register todsy.
The potl letter carrier are being made
painfully aware that the home atretch ot
tha milltlraJ nmnalm has been m e fd.
Vicy ore loaded down with circular and
postal cards sent out by candidates ana
campaign manager, to Influence the drar
vuter.
Sonu) of the real democrats or Omaha are
mailing In this connection the bitter de
feat and dUjppolnthient of R. L Metcalfe
last spring lit his aspirations' to be one of
the delegates-at-large to th. national con
vention at BU Louis, and they attribute
Metcalfe' knifing policy now to hi sore
ness due to that rebuke from the conserva.
tlve element of the party, which said it was
done with such domination.
"Of course, Dr. Hippie being one of the
most potent factors of the conservatives,
Is now where Metcalfe can get even with
him," remarked a real democrat, "and Met
la not losing the opportunity, you bet."
Register toduy.
The electric light company' campaign
has now been extended to the Bohemians,
and the editor of the democratic Osveta
has seen a great light shining around hi
journallstlo pathway. He la now fernlnst
municipal ownership. On Sunday after
noon the Bohemians, and especially the
Catholic Bohemian, are Invited to attend
at National hall and hear the subsidised
champions of the electric light monopoly,
headed by John Roeicky, tell what a good
thing It is to have the city lighting In the
hands and under the control of Wed A.
Nash. i
"I registered as a republican this year,
the first time In eight year, and I Intend
to vote the republican ticket, too," re
marked a former allver republican, who up
to this time haa been making his home
with the fusion democrats. "What 1 more,
I know at least two others who have done
the sums thing. - I asked one of them what
his reason was, and he gave the same
reason that movsd me. 'I am going to slay
with th republicans.' he said, 'because in
no other way can I have a voice In choosing
the nominees. The republicans, especially
here In Omaha and Douglaa county, give
every one, from the highest to the lowest,
a chance to say In their primaries who
shall go on the ticket, and their direct pri
maries have brought It still closer, to th
people. The democratlo candidate, on the
other hand, are put up. without eonsalUng
the democrat who are to vote for them
usually at star chamber sessions of a few
self-constituted bosses, who do not dare
to Install a direct nomination system. I
have to choose between the democrats and
the republicans, and I prefer the latter, be
cause they admit me to full membership.' "
J. Q. Thompson of Alma, a prominent re
publican of the Republican valley, is In the
city looking over the political situation.
He sold:
. "Everything look fine out our way for
tjio whole republican ticket, state and na
tional. Vou know the western section of
the Republican valley ha long been the
breeding place for populism and the fusion
lsU are building largely on getting a big
vote up In that country. They are going to
be badly disappointed. The republican state
ticket Is gaining there every day and we
will poll our normal vote, and then some."
Register today.
EFFECT OF FULL DINNER PAIL
Sot Enough Applicant Show L'p for
special Police Service on Elec
tion Day.
The city government Is contemplating the
establishment of a recruiting office for eleo
tion day special policemen. In the may.r'
office they are wondering what ha become
of all th able-bodied men out of work
who have begged tor a star and a club
In day gone by. There used to be enough
applicant for a battalion of Infantry, but
at present there are not sufficient candi
date In sight to take care of half the
precincts. One of the specials Is as
signed to each of the seventy-six districts.
It seventy-six men do not line up for the
wearlng-tn process Monday morning eom.
new measure of drafting will be rcsortsd
ONE MORE LARGE BUILDING
BneineBB Block to Be Erected tt Sixteenth
and Harney.
CONTRACT FOR GRADING ALREADY LET
Daily ew Negotiates for Structure
of Two and One-Half Stories
Farina; on linrney
Street.
The work of solidifying the business dis
trict south of Farnam street continues un
abated. Yesterday Fhelan & Shirley,
grading contractors, removed the sign
boards around the Balbach property at the
southeast corner of. Sixteenth and, Harney
streets. Through George & Co., which firm
controls the property, tha grading contract
has been let to Fhelan & Shirley and the
work of removing nearly 8,000 yurQs of
earth will be pushed.
"The matter of Improving th property
I now being considered," aald C. C. George.
"We are not In a position to give out the
detail at this time, but something I com
ing soon."
It 1 understood, though not from the
George firm, a business block of six stories
Is to be erected on this site.
Vice President U V. Ashbaugh of the
Bcrlpps-Mcltae newspaper syndicute, with
offices at St. l'uul, Is In the city and Imi
negotiated for the erection of a building
on the property owned by John I. HedlcH
at 1514 aid 1516 Harney street. The de:il
Is being closed by W. H. Houiun, agent fot
the Redlck property. The new bulldiii
will be occupied by the Dally New about
June 1 and tt 1 laid construction will begin
within sixty day. Th. Bcrlpp-McRa
company will secure a long-time lease on
the building. The structure will be 44x!32,
with two stories above a basement, raised
five feet from the street level. The esti
mated cost of the building Is 140,000. Several
small buildings now .on th. site will bo
taken down soon.
Through W. R. Homan, John I. Redlck
has bought the property at 1410 and 1412
Harney street, next to the Meyer Sc. Raapke
company, and will erect a brick building
on the site In a few months.
SAME OLD BLUFF THIS YEAR
Official Decapitation of City Engineer
Threatened by Contractor Who
Cannot Control Him.
City Engineer Rosewater again ha been
threatened with official decapitation by con
tractor and other whom he ha. offended
in Ms constant fight for fair returns to
the city for money paid out for public
work.
The other day, after he had charged T.
B. Hatcher, a paving Inspector, with mak
ing fraudulent reports and Hatcher had
been turned down by the Board of Pub
lic Work for reappointment on another
job, he turned to the engineer and said:
"You think you are the great I am, you
do. Well, you won't be very long. The
legislature this winter will put you out of
office all right." -
Mr. Rosewater replied that he had heard
such threats In the past and was not
alarmed.
Difficulty exists It the board In getting
an Inspector for the North Sixteenth street
paving who thorouhly - understands the
work. Knglneer Hosewater declares none
of the Inspector avalluble on the Hat. sub
mitted by the board and not at present
employed, Is competent. Inspector R. V.
Dahlman- was removed by ' th. majority
member of th boat 4 because it wa found
a technical error forbade his retention. He
had been a paving foreman and hi work
wa acceptable to the engineer, who I now
having the work Inspected directly by men
from his office.
SUCCESSOR TO J. C. MARKHAM
Rumor Are Flylna; Thick and Ost
Mghta Over Head of A. L.
Mohler.
Local railroad men are discussing th
possibility of General Manager Mohler of
the Union Pacific succeeding J. C. Mark
ham as general manager of the Southern
Pacific, who has renlgned.
Mr. Mohler is still In Portland where ha
went about ten days ago to look after per
sonal ene?ts. The fact that hi stay 1
prolonged is taken by some as significant.
It also suggested that If K. E. Calvin goen
to the Southern Pacific Mr. Mohler may
go to the Navigation company.
David K Burley, gcnorul passenger agent
of the Orrgon Short Line wa In th city
Friday on his way to Salt -Lake from Chi
cago. Mi. Bu'ley think General Manager
Bancroft, who filling the place tempor
arily, would not accept th. Southern
Pacific appointment permanently If offered
to him.
Regarding the prospect, of Messrs. Cal
vin and Mohler, Mr. Burley would not
allow himself u be quoted further than to
say they are both considered able operat
ing executives and that he would not b.
surprised if the, place should fill to on. of
them. i
Marrlaa I. lemurs.
The following rnnri'laau llceiutes were. Is
sued up to noon Noveniler 4:
Name and Residence. Age.
James Prriidergt.:, 'o, li'.uttA .'. (4
Mdigarite Id ifc.u ti
Uwrenic G. Durrull, Washington 71
Nanulo Wilson. St. Joseph 14
U K. Wadding Rings, Edbolm, imrnXm.
