Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, July 21, 1906, Page 6, Image 6
- 11- mi n 'i T ' '"' . T...r , ., . i . , , , , , , . .. M , . . jj Iul . ,- ,; -,- - ,. , .. i .., , - , ' " l' " H III MIIIIM If " THE OMAItA DAILY BEE SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1906. 6 The Omaha Daily Del E. ROSE WATER. EDITOR. Entered at Umtkt HostofTica u second clui jnailer. . TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. Pally lee (without Hunday), one year..H00 Laiiy Ix-e and Hunday, one year ' Sunday Bee. one year 6" Balurday Bee, one far I' DELIVERED BT CARRIER. Dally M'm (Including Sunday), per week. .17c lially Bee (without Hunclavl. per wek..Uc fcvenlng Bee (without Sunday), per week tc Kvenlhg Bee (wltn Sunday;. per week..loc Sunday Bee. per copy sc Aduress complaint of Irregularities In de livery to City Circulation uepartment. OFFICES. Omaha The Bee Building. . South Omaha City Mall Building. Council Btufls 10 Pearl Street. Chicago 1M0 Unity Building. ew lora-ln"" Hume l.lle int. Building. Washington 6ol Fourteenth Street. CO R R ES H ) N D 1 N C E. Communication rein ting to news and edi torial matter should he addressed: Omaha Bee. 'Editorial Department ..VSTRCcT THE VKLKQATES. Under our syiitera wf government every rltltet ia ft aoverelgn, privileged to eipreaa his will through the ballot box without being responsible to any one but hit own conscience. On the other hand," every man who represents the voters In any capacity Is responsi ble to the sovereign voter and is ex pec tea to carry out his will and wish In the discharge of the duties devolv ing on him. Members of legislative bodies, whether national or state, and dele gates In political conventions, are not free agents, n the contrary, they are expected to voice the will and wish of their sovereign constituents on every measure that afreets the public welfare. For this reason the constitution of Nebraska requires every member of REMITTANCES. Remit bv draft, exoreaa or postal order rna lP-l.l t urA in record hla vote on payable to The Bee Publlsnlng Company. on'y y-cetir stamp received as payment of every bill or Joint resolution as well mail accounts. Personal checks, except on . .. Biprttnn i. nfflrf.ru And the Omaha or eastern exchanges, not accepted. in me election OI US omcers ana tni the bee FiHusHiAU(.u"''' election of united States senators STATEMENT OF CIRCULATION. State of Nebraska, Iouglas County, as: C. C; Rosewater, general manager of me Bee t'tilillshlnc Company, being duly sworn, aav liiat the actual number of full and en.m.lete Louies of The Dully. . Morning, This principle has always been the unwritten law for presidential electors. The American people do not vote di rectly for president, but presidential Evening an.l Sunday Bee printed during the I electorg are in honor bound to cast month of June. lf. was aa luuuw- l ai,7so 2 33,10 1 30,760 4 31,950 31,880 6 33.070 7 32,010 i 31.S00 g 33,410 10 .. 30,680 11 ...... 32,300 It.......... 31, 93 1J 31,810 14 ,.. 31,690 16 31,870 EDWARD ROSEWATER ON TRUSTS . Address of Editor of Th9 Bee at the National Conference on Trusts Held in Chicago September 13-16, 1899. From the, Official Report of Proceedings. Edward Rosewater of Nebraska was the next speaker, and said: We are confronted by grave problems generated by the industrial revolu- are permitted to retain as a deposit of treasury funds one-third of the amount of the new bonds allotted to them. Thus the secretary takes advantage of opportunity to create a demand for the bonds he Is selling, at a time, too, when the demand for cash for moving the western crops Is at its height Or dinarily a new Issue of government bonds causes depression of the prices nt rtyi at a rAr tr tmndl' hilt Blirh lfl the effect of the secretary', measurea that "on ot the nineteenth century. Th. trust Is but the outgrowth of natural con r,He.. r,f honrf. .re notablv ad- U'"ons. The trend of modern clviliiatlon Is toward centralliation and con vancing In the teeth ot the new Issue, centration. This tendency is strikingly exhibited in the congestion of popula The outcome, In short, will 'inevitably "on in large cities, the building of mammoth hotels, tenement blocks, sky hA that the treasury will receive sev- scraper office buldlngs, the department store and collossal manufacturing eral hundred thousand dollars more plants. for the Panama canal bonds than it The monopolistic combination of corporate capital known as trusts has would have received if the secretary it origin in overproduction and ruinous competition. Honestly capitalized and had not taken such precautions, the managed with due regard for the well being of their employes and operated difference being the "rake-off" which economically for the benefit of consumers of their product, these concerns the old private syndicate method of would be harmless. Within the last decade the trusts have, however, for the marketing government bonds secured most part degenerated Into combinations for stock Jobbing. Near every trust to the operators. recently organized had Its Incentive In the Irresistible temptation held out by On top of all this, this bond issue is the professional promoter to capitalise competing plants enormously In excess offered with every facility as a popu- of their actual value. This fictitious capitalization constitutes the most dan lar loan, so that any person with mod- gerous element of the modern trust. In nearly every instance overcapltallza erate savings has an equal chance with I tlon becomes the basis for raising the price of trust products and Invariably the sharpest speculators and greatest I lays the foundation for bank failures, panics and all the ills that follow In bank or syndicate to bid and secure a their train share within his means, a Circumstance It has been asserted from this platform that fraudulent capitalization is which is no more palatable now to as evil that will cure itself and at the very worst concerns only the stock MUSIC TALKS TO WOMEN CAPABLE OF MUCH, FREQUENTLY REQUIRED TO DO BUT LITTLE i Mill J Like the sound of hells si night breaking the slteno only to lead us to deeper pace- I.Ike a l alen cloud a morn, hanslna as a golden mist. sAon to-dlapper brfnr the fttrnnrt . the aim t.lUe the-' hentitiftll memorle that flit before in as we watch, shine, the shadows froml the fire place, com and go Uke sudden songs bursting I upon our dreams from the open gates or a better worm I So Is music. VALUE OP PIANO MUSIC . Manv a woman, though rnnnhle of dolna much, has a good deal of unoccupied time on her hand. You read till your head aches end reading lead to little lasting value. To do the thing that some people think are the only oni fit for women to do I like setting a steam hammer to knock pins Into a board Some out-let Is wanted, some recreation that will take you out and away from the hum-drum of everyday life. Tn Vomn, muila, sweet piano mualr. comes with a power of relief and a gentle grace, little . short of the supernatural. When you flng some old familiar song, you Sing more than a song: you plaint your feelings are floating awv on the wing of melody. Burdens mav be lifted, that "restless longing" passes away mtislo ; did it. ' SEE THE KIMBALL PIANO If you have no piano In the home and are contemplating the purchase of ' one, either now or sometime In the future, we want you to call at our store, see and hear a Kimball Piano. The Kimball has Just the tone to suit you. It e ', tones are sweet, full, round and melodious, not harsh and ear-piercing as many . pianos are. ,r " OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT OUR SMALL PAYMENT PLAN MAKES PIANO BUYINO EASY. A. HOSPE CO. "'oKSW" We represent ver 1 Slffertnt fseterles' eutput. UTHKIt LAXDS THAN OVRS, g sa,4eo I uieir vuies lur me inuuiuiin ui inn 17 ao.800 party that has polled a plurality of the l votes in their respective states. riolocaroa in naMnnal rnnvAntlnn A. JO 83,000 jl ai.MO as a rule, are not allowed to go as free 22 agents to vote for whom they please, I lie policy 2 - .!? but are Instructed to use all honorable 24 30,340 25 1 . 31.T30 means for the nomination of the candl- ( 31,800 I date who represents tne preierence or 2T. 31,860 I R majority of their constituents. This s 31,780 usage has orevalled not only in Ne- to'".'.'.'.'.'.'.'. 83',ao braska. but In nearly all the states of k,ed prote8t8 wlth tne state Board of dustry. Fraudulent capitalization is, moreover, not merely a menace to the fh""t 'rtu was puIv iiib uuiuu. F.nna iatlnn domandlni a reaucuon "en ueiug ui tag preseDi xeneraiion, out. aiso endangers, me luiure oi genera- .k. . t- u.i i n v. ti.nt As a matter of history, delegates at in tne .oitroad assessment, which they tions yet unborn. It Is an open secret that life Insurance funds held In trust Dreyfus was not its author, with thii An Associated Press dispatch from Tarts some eastern financiers than It was speculators who voluntarily assume the risk of investment In over-valued ust Monday told with great detail how during the war with Spain, when this trust securities. Experience has exploded this delusive theory. Nearly all the M. Bunau-Varlila. formerly diplomatic method proved so phenomenally sue- so-called "Industrials" are on the market and the owners of over-valued plants 5'nt ' Pnma .R'ub,' urvthA cessful from the point of view of pub- either dispose of their holdings or place them In banks as collateral for loans the j,, which led to the conviction negotiated for speculative schemes financiered on the balloon plan. The in- and banishment of Dreyfus. Briefly. Bu evitable outcome in cases of money stringency or panic is shrinkage and col- nau-Vamia asserted that he had in his - . . . . ... . nnaiMfllnn mn old letter from Drevfus nfak- SIMPLY BLUFFIXO. lapse or me concerns invoivea: Banns rareiy loan meir own money, oui inai i . " " a..,,. The railroad tax agents are bound ot tbeir depositors, and when the banks go to the wall the whole commercial that hu broth, Maurice, proprietor of the to earn their salaries befQre taking " inuuairiai iaoric is invoivea in wrecu ana ruin. into means me aesiruc- I Farls Matin, had a photographic copy oi their annual vacation. They have tlon of confidence and widespread distress to the toilers in every field of In- the bordereau; that the handwriting of the Total 854.180 , ,a i. 10.488 " - " ' - VI I X'V. ..1. . n . I 1 I . . .... .. . . , I nM Ka I J. . V- . a . 1 , . t . j , I I I . .... J 1 i. , i . , i, - Iara n th. , miivh inn i iih HMNnM ill iiHLitiuiii i.uu- I i i m M r. . . . A nil r.vn.trin t n rii ii r i i.i in n wiuuwa nun iiriiimiiN ill iiiiiii'v 11 ill II Hr H m nvumiin in inniiMiriMi hhitiii I. I iiuiiiirnimii. 11 waa v iniiuru, n ... a . t. - i i laHii is uui ui nil 411 wiiul I.1VM VVvv-. . j . . . . . . Net total sales vanMnne hove, alwove hen inatriirtprl. I . .v.- tv. ...or) Hm rontlnir nn a fnondorlnn nf sanrf onrf w.l movement for the vindication of Dreyfus 1 ill l " . . - I 11(11 if? I I V ill lllM BlttlC. X UVJ """ 1 1 " 1 " " " " "" ' " Dally average si.aoo C. C. ROSEWATER, Oeneral Manager. Subscribed In my presence and sworn to before me this 30th day of June VM. y tBeal.) m. i, Ki I letter to the New York Times, Walter I . . . V, X T I..I.. 1.. ..., ... ... . . . . . . , I. 1 Vl.i lU - wl- I J 1 ivi. " l-ll-l IU nil- ui wiuo mnuM uicsain u" with tneir usual Dravaao mat, real - umner ui iiioiuiy uiii eyeiy panic turn, una yer uccurreu iu hub ij,.if-d ripmollahes this hid for some Notary 11c MHE.X Ot'T OF TOW. Sabeerlbers leaving; the city tern porarlly should hare Tho Boo mailed to them. Address will bo ohaaaod aa oftea as required. been compelled to pledge their sup- tate Is assessed at not more than 13 country was brought about by Inflation. The panic of 1837 was caused by 0f the glory now surrounding this ceie- port publicly to the candidate endorsed per cent of Its value; live stock at 12 wild land speculation and Inflation of land values. The panic of 1857 was "pre- brated case. Mr. uttiefleid assert that by the convention. In the memorable jier cent merchandise at S per cent, clpitated by the enormous Inflation of paper currency Issued by wildcat banks the publication of the bordereau ln Jj state convention held at Columbus in egricuitural implements at 6 per cent, and consequent overspeculation and Inflation of values of all classes of prop- rv"'," I" 1876 every delegate in the convention while railroads are assessed at 20 per erty. The panic of 1873, ascribed to the failure of Jay Cook and the col- proof of this assertion Mr. Uttlefleld quotes was compelled to stand up and pro- cent. lapse of the Northern Pacific, was In reality due to the inflation' caused by an l Matin's editorial accompanying the nounce himself for Blaine or for Grant jf this relative divergence really ex- almost unlimited issue of greenbacks and consequent reckless speculation In publication of the. bordereau, which cloed i. r th. nif I . ... . ,j v- til.11 j i. tv. - , with these sentences: in oraer to acnievo u uiuci -lion, hid -.. v.- v. -i I ISIS mey unaoUDieaiy wouiu u uu- ihi; biucm buu uiuer n..uniie- hiui ana ueen iruuuuienuj innatea. ino ,.. . . . . .... . health-alvlng .l.Ut 1 . 1 II.. ..1.1. I . . . .. ..,. 1 . . . .... - ... . I . iniRui us .ui.iiauiniij capicbbuu -iMi- tied to a reaucuon, out lax agenui panic 01 i.aj was again caused Dy me enormous inflation 01 securities issued we publish the fac aimiie of tho famous out equivocation. , figures are sometimes very deceptive, hy railroads and Industrial concerns of every description, among which the bordereau, written with Dreyfus" own hand Th Auditorium ouht to be finished What applies to the delegation to Flsturinsr cattle, for example, at South trust securities were quite prominent. To ssny one who has been able to comparn I .. . .. .. 1 . I ... .1 . .. . .. I Vi. .Iml.t.l -irltlnff r Tleevf IIB with that 1 .A v. 1 n . . 1 .Iamm ta nsnnna r.nnvonrinna nmiiipa wild oM.k. -1. ..-1 . ..i.hnnt n qi 11 pr- 1 Tht mnAp.t ut riittv re thi. .r.r.e.w.nMk 1. n 1 . ..., tk-t .. 111 1 -,. - - iuoruiun iu 1110 ui igiuai iiio. w 1 - -' uuioua uiai -v fnico -, . ... v . . rv,u,c uuj v vmo uici 10 t ino mcasuitn mat uui . h jn.m,i mhlrh wa here renroduca raise the necessary money may appear equal force to delegates to state con jng the cost of transporting them from make the trusts harmless. With this end in view It should recommend: H w)n be clear that it was his hand which difficult, but it can be done. ventlone when the issue is squarely the farm and figuring the cattle of all Flrst-r The creation by act of congress of a bureau of supervision and traced these lines. made. . The object . of nominating a .zea ani as-eg at a standard rate per control of coporations engaged in Interstate commerce, with Dowers for its The Kansas supreme court Is again candidate for United States senator is head when thousands are unsalable is chief similar to those exercised by the comptroller of the currency over national L T!?e ""h of f,"r"or ...? Jrn ln ,,,n after Mayor Rose of Kansas City, but to select the candidate that comes Wore of a Bnare and a delusion than banks. .. hV ,1 Colorado Is still several laps ahead ln nearest to representing the choice of figuring agricultural Implements at Second Legislation to enforce such publicity as will effectually prevent amendment made in the measure originally the game to nullify elections. the rank and file of the party. By the catalogue prices or at the purchase dishonest methods of accounting and restrict traffic and competition within introduced by Baron Sonnino frustrates the rights that choice should be exercised m.ice from the retail dealer, when as legitimate bound.. latter", main purpose. The great scourge The race between "the man on Ik. rflr.. nrlm.r. hut until we hBV I t .. .ii. .m . Intn i. . ".... . . I ' southern Italy and the Islands Is the 1 v 1 - - - 1 uiaiici ui iai.v v.-ii uo o 1 1 11 1 1 11 1 lie ftornunn or an narnnra n n n rnniri. nta non hv frtiati whan. ... , . . . , 1 .-...." .r tha man with the - nt . ... -u-i v- . ' I . . , .. uii.17 wmcn n rumra 111. m, .umi ... . . - .. . - 1 l uireti Lirnii-irT 1110 i. nun n . un uo c- tha rr. n n a wirnin ewn or Lure. vp rh rant fa .iii . K.eA.A . 1..J1.1.1 .-iu 1 . v. . . 1 . . , 1 . . . u i , . . 1 1 - " - I v.v a cqipiioucu -ciuic a juuiLiai iiiuuiiui iiiHi, any uranca 01 in- 1 ricuuuriis ana irnimi ui vniau immiiig-. ouuiB uimi ucaiui m ivunit, pressea moBt enectiveiy mrougn aeie- 1 v. nm chances ln favor or tne nign explosive. gateB ingtrocted to cast ttfeir votes for of the 66.000.000 acres of lands in the candidate) preferred by a majority Nebraska less than one-thirtl is under IFV. VI .k .mnr.. .K .Kin.ntl I I ' ' ' " " " , 7" , , t- f tn delegates in the conntr conven- cultivation and millions of acres are tloji. . , . . absolutely unDroductlve. while the at the recent primary In this county proves to be neither the Uewly-elected mayor nor the lately discarded con' gressman dustry has been monopolized by the holders of such patents or copyrights. There are seasons when for the purpose of Fourth The'enactment by congress of a law that will compel every cor- on,tllniIn J" -"a rP. "." poration engaged In Interstate commerce to operate under a national charter, ,ttLnA they can only' borrow at ruinous that shall be abrogated whenever such corporation violates Us provision. rates of Interest. In the Sonnino bill a Fifth The creation of an interstate commerce court, with ovcIiihIva Inrta- clause obliged landlords and proprietors to Any systematic attempt to send un-1 railroad is a productive property whose diC,i0n In all cases arising- out of the violation of lntratit commorca lawa. furnish their tenants with. these advances instructed delegate, to.the state con- valu9 can readily be determined by ; gixth-Th reVWon of the constitution of the United States by a constl- f.' JJZTitEl .nd "0 Tnab" t .yentioi) Is palpably delgftoL.to su,bvrt the market .price-of na, stock . and tutlonal conveitiop-io be caUed by two-thirds of the: states at the earliest pos- do so banks of aararian credit were to the will of the party either by repu- bonds, or 1U earnings. On Che basis eible date. a provided by article v of the federation constitution, which reads b established to supply loans to- lnnd llatlnas 4ha dxHaii rr tdm mt a t a trim a i v . -.ia HaA r V. -l i t-v V n n rl ... . nwnaes m a awma TVi a tot aal smsnrl. prosecution by promising to go out of -7"-- T , r r "L , .. as ro,,OWBr "Tbcongress. whenever two-thirds of the state, shall deem tt 7"" ."."k' . VV.u .tii W business, must have gotten iu pointer 7'""" ',?. ut..uBO, w.v.u... -v neCess8ry, shall Propose amendments to this constitution, or -on application of bnWl but oppresses those relating from the Nebraska Grain Dealers' as- "VMV, ? Pr cem. lu ' 1u'"n the legislatures of two-thirds of the several states shall call a convention for to agrarian contract, and the obligation of aoclatlon. nomination of Senator Burkett or by are assessed at less than 12 per cent propo8,ng amendments which In each case shall be valH to all Intents and ,ana mak8 Jvance. of seed and B.Diyu.dUDj iuo couvenuon no a 10 or their actual value. ine tax agen.s nilrnn nr .rl nf tht. .nntlt,,lo who,, rM K K- iii.... 1 .k mns or labor, one or tne main ODjec.s to brine about the nomination of a dark Ur. simply bluffing to keep up their fourthg of tbe BeVerai states or by convention in three-fourths thereof as the UagthghTcV.' I hnran nr dnmmv whrv lnrba Iha olo. I ...ntlnn I I mruugii k cub Canada Is temporarily permitted send power to the United States across norge' or dummy, who lacks the ele- reputation Niagara falls and no one on this ait". roenis 01 popularity ana aoes not rep of the border is clamoring for reel- re8ent tn sentiments of the party on nmeitv 1.. kinrl vital issues oi tne aay. An impression exists ln this country that when Scotland wants a home par- OVR COLOSSAL FOREIGN TRADE. one or the other mode of ratification may be proposed by the congress." . It will be noted that the, Initiative, tnr tho arlnnrlnn nf itnontt omanA. rr. I m .1.1 tnK..1nl.n n9 Ikt ..... I 1UC ment. to the constitution must be taken by congress, while the initiative for a revision of the constitution can be taken by the states through their legisla tures, and when two-thirds of the states have endorsed the proposal It be comes mandatory on congress to call a constitutional convention and aubmlt cast at the recent primary election In Douglas county discloses some Inter estlng figures. The typical vote cast The preliminary abstract made up for the delegation for Edward Rose- U( for raUflcatlon- Manlfe8tly the revIslon of the con8t,tut,on is more efeated, though Its pas- mber where the south ern landlord Is largely represented is prac tically certain. A reduction, also. Is made In the government grants toward improv ing roads ln southern Italy, and this vital reform will be brought to a standstill. A bill will shortly bp laid before the Ba varian Chamber proposing a change In tho. national constitution, by which the tltmtnt T nnn will Ha nntlfln.1 hv I Kv Ka tinrcan nf si ntluM. theiwa tnln I wotop fnr ITnitad St R t BenAtOr Wfl.1 I ... . 7 V .s .. i. I u t u ,r i. 7 tt 7 77 .v o TrTrT -KtV. Vr tn certain by a convention called by the states than would be an amendment pro- King Otto may be deflnitively W such a body after It has been caHed to bold relief the unprecedented aggre- more than 2,500, while that for the .. .kik i nt,.t ..., .. , , t ,u , !v .Z . "nniuveiy o .,'..-,. I . . . . r . , . . ... j, , ti !., it,., posed by congress, which Is not likely to pass the ordeal of a two-thirds vote throned and the prince regent, Luitpold, A I 1 1 ... 1 . T . 1.1- uruer iu auiu xvocaio. i icmuou uj uui iureiu iruuo .iiijuohiuu "c6"" "" - tu n,taA ai.u. 1 1.. 1 . , . . . . I v .A vin. ,v richt well in fart aw iu iuuk rb 1 ib uitiiuutrra art. dul eiec.iea nv inn 1 ' - t . . . . . . . I Twenty years have now elapsed since King Constitutional democrats ot Russia M wen ag the Increase over the pre- majority was on the average fully two . . . , , - V " ' . ,c"""u Ludwig ended his life by suicide In th ln bein torced to choose between re- cedlng year, which was the greatest ln and a half to one. Mr. Rosewater's 7"' "w " w " , " " tonior 10 lEe cnangea conaiuons Bt.renbergsee. and hi. brother, otto, who actionarle. and revolutionists have a J, pfJiouJ records. The total value candidacy received the endorsement ot ught f morf th" . century . marvelous industrial evolution, commer- at that time w.. . regarded .. incurably U1 . , . 1V. . icwiub. uo 1 vo' lu . ' v clal growth and territorial expansion. Insane, succeeded him. During these twenty f " " 1 - 101 iiupuria, fi,io, 010,0 ( 9, or an in iwukiu tuuuij itiuuiu.u "'"t confined ln Fursteni led castle, has consid erably deteriorated, and for more than, a year the unfortunate monarch haa resem bled a wild animal. Nobody, dares to ap proach him; bread crumUs and dried fruit form his only nourishment and he exists ln a condition of neglect frightful to con template. Ills doctors and guardians are unable to prevent this, as they dare not use force. The latest bulletins concerning King Otto's state appear to have caused leading circles In Bavaria to form a definite project whereby the absurd anomaily of tho country being professedly governed by a notoriously insane monarch may be ended. V Borne of the questions now and again cavor of the frivolous, if It may be per mitted to charge such a dignified body as the UrltlHh Parliament with a tendency to trifle with Inconsequences. What will a United States aenator think, for Instance, of a question raised regaidlng the charges made In the Parliamentary haJr-dree1hg saloon for hair cutting and shaving, which were 26 'cents and l.'H cents, respectively t It was complained that they were too high, 'a grievance obviously emanatlhg from the large contingent of poor men now In Parliament, who have displaced many wealthy squires and land owners. The up shot is that these charges have been re duced by half, so that members of Parlia ment can now have their hair cut for KH cents and shaved for C cents. This change baa brought an extended patronage to the parliamentary barbers, who also, by the way, sell collars, ties and shirts to legis lators. A republic treats Its legislators more liberally. Think of iha comfort of a senatorial shave, the massaging and rub bing and tender care one receives from the expert tensor lft 1 artists of the senata and house, and then picture, the unpaid member of the British House of Commona pathetically pleading for a l-penny" (-cent) shave and a (-penny hair cutl - United States Consul Miller of Khelms. France, reports plans for city abattoirs and that the use of horse' flesh In France Is Increasing, bringing half the price of heef and the only meat on which there Is no city tax. Mr. Miller writes further about the meat trade of France. There were .V horses slaughtered for food In Rhelms during 1906, an increase of 206 over the number Jillled In 1904. This Is Indicative of a general Increase In tho use ot horaeflaah la Fran,,t J. .manufacture Into sauaage is now forblddfm,. ln Rhelms. - French meats are sold In the .markets the same, day the animals are slaughtered. There are no meat refrigerating plants, but I am told that one wss built at Paris and Is now used for vegetables. Iast year Councilman M. MlKnot of Rhelms msde a trip to Chicago to Inspect tho packing plants, with a view of erecting a modern municipal establishment here. . The city will spend POO.000 on this, the plans being now prepared. The price here for the cheapest cuts of beef Is 14 cents per pound, while the price for fillet rf beef Is 60 to 65 cents a pound. About 400,000 pounds nf foreign pork found a market In Rhelms last year. Germany sends moat of tho cheap pork used here, while tho TTntted States supply the high class pork, hams, etc. 1 ceed against the present order. erage ot over $100,000,000 a month, a majority of the votes In nearly eev-J That Pittsburg divorce case may re sult In - amendment of Pennsylvania laws, hut ' whether to make the pro ceedings easier or harder remains for , , f t225i20i(46 . 111! 1 A.J.A- I , I T ' ' While the trusts might he reached by a single amendment to the con- 1 ftMtn tlnn T Hnnhf vorv miinH irhf ). onvtltr - 14 K- . -i u.. ... v. is a gain of $109,102,808 over the enty-five of the eighty precincts. The " " 7' . " . i .. .v,n ,k. t-..i ... i...J 1 ot m nrs tKa ft , wa tr dleft- """ l,,c lu"utullun t-ouiaian many otner provisions mat would constl- Of exports. $1,743,763,612. against tlon is almost 900 ahead of the high- tu.te a ba to f ffecUve enforcement of the Interstate commerce law. The mode ll.K7R.Rfll.666 In the nrecedtnar vear. est man among the opposition. 8el- years the condition of King Otto, who Is the millionaires to determine. Tn nrnva that ha la an axrwinAnt. of .v,o .... At .. i k. Tni. n. I K the fiscal year Just ended If no dom, if ever, has there been such a Thud the export: gain of almost ex- clear-cut verdict ln a straight-out prl actly a quarter of a billion dollars dur- mary contest In this county. of procedure for procuring a single amendment 1b, if anything, more cumber some and ratification thereof more difficult to obtain than would be a com plete revision of the organic law of the land. If you will examine the constitution you will see that it lies within the power of the states to call a national constitutional convention whenever two- thlrda tiava rnnenrrd In aurb roll mVi .. . K. .!. ...niM.Ht 1 - Dr. George L. Miller makes another the of two-thirds of each of the houses of conrr. whirh 1. v.r. I . W a ar.M aA lii.lr.( kA Anniiln trv. Oovrnnr Polk i4iicm thm nn- I ' s drawn by tbe luckiest of the bunch. lu " two uuuon aouara. 1 no increase id rpnort of the water works appraisers. Only. 400 applicants for places ln Imports, being somewhat under 10 per The debate 1. now falrlyopened and the meat inspection corps at South cent, and bringing the total up to one everyone who has a suggestion to offer Omaha. If any one who knows a and a Quarter billions, shpws a strik- should come forward with It so that sheep from a goat has been overlooked ,n8 contrast between Increasing pur- this Important subject may be Been by he should lose no time in filing hls!fua8lD Power ana relatively decreas- the citizens and taxpayers from all its certificate. lnK necessity to buy abroad. various Bides. The merchandise balance tn our I favor, therefore, is over a half billion, senate by the confederated corporations. 'Take, for Instance, an amendment to elect United States senators by 1 popular vote, uo you neneve tnat the senate will ever vote for an amend ment that would bar out two-thirds of Its members? Do you believe that a trust-made senate will ever yote a constitutional amendment that would abol ish the trusts? Now that the United States, through the Phlllpplno government, has estab lished a postal savings bank system for the beneflt of Filipinos it may decide to confer the same favor some day on tbe eltlzens of the republic. One thousand Omaha Eagles expect to fly to the national convention of their organization at Milwaukee, but, strange to say, they are dickering with the railroads to find out which Is the best air line for them to travel. HealtB Commissioner Connell i&v.c xuslng some of the dairymen who sell milk la Omaha with thinning out their product at the pump. This may raise another and a separate and distinct Issue over the water works Question. Councilman Sheldon's questions on the dual telephone proposition are in deed cleverly worded. No one read ing them would imagine that the au thor bad been elected on a platform promising a second telephone, fran chise. ' That Wisconsin supreme Judge who wa willing to point out a way. ln which the antl-rebat law could be avoided was probably making a play for a Job when he reft the bench- Other cases tave been knewn where the offer was not bo plal. ' " rOLITICAl. DRIFT. Recent announcements go to prove that ence eon- Ud to date the only candidate for or, to be exact, $517,148,233. the nmr,lr,atton at the hands ot the dem- rw u..n'. .i,. greatest tn our nisiory, save oniy in ocratlc state convention who has taken vinced one listener. tne nscai year or isui. QutDoken stand for railroad rettu- William Jennings Byan is going to ire The aggregates of foreign trade latlon and corporation repression Is a I 'and and will doubtless visit the historic transactions, requiring now to be llonn-t. and he is sure to fall down ",on wner". ,n,y IOBr' . ,,. . . ... . I oru, smote ms enemiea a plenty corresDond with I n. . .ui if k .... r.. n....i I " I IU Ull UIUIIIVU it tun. b"0 "t. . iuou I . ..... J. ... t .t - A those ot internal development and they democraU control things this year. a. B.n at New Fork u such that altogether spell prosperity. usual. guard rails at the do"cks will be necessary to prevent the firing line being pushed Into A good treasury BARGA1X. with the National Association of IM nvr- I I . - . . . . - V - A . m ..!. A The real ground of the attack being Credit Men watching the course ot In- lne, "naon Morn".h . '7 , made fipon Secretary Shaw in quarters gurance companies at San Francisco Bry.. tne democratlc candidate for "the representative of eastern interests that the Interested concerns may decide It United Btatea president, arrived in London so long had the aside track ln govern- I better to waive some strictly legal I yesterday afternoon.' ment bonding operations Is that he has rlsrhia than to ko ud against the men I Four aldermen of New Rochelle, N. Y., Just made sure of a good bargain for who expect to collect debts from Call the government, rather than for the I forn(ans after settlements are made. bond brokers and syndicates. Two conditions laid down by the secretary I Admiral Endlcott's report ot condl- in Inviting bids for the $30,000,000 tions on the canal zone might have bonds tor the Panama canal loan were been promulgated six months ago from Obviously devised tifr the very purpose I all It contains as to progress mads of securing to the treasury the "rake- I Urcle Sam is certainly taking his time off" which his critics would like to I preparing for the work. By this time have for themselves and their friends. I the experts should know where to be- In the first place, the natloual banks I gin having deposits of surplus treasury funds secured by other than national Since trade agreements between bond. are. required to return the de- automobile tire companies are to end. posits or put up national bonds on the I the lower price of maintaining ma date when the new Panama canal chines may increase the sales bat the bonds are Issued. flying machine la coming along for In tbe second place, the national those who are eager to be ahead of the banks subscribing for the new, bonds Jtlmea. have been Indicted on charges of attempted bribery. The worst feature of the case la that they didn't get the money and roust draw on their own coin for lawyers' fees. Th attorney general of Wlaconsln de clares that It la not unlawful fer a person, not a public official, to ride on a railroad pass. Success ln the "pursuit of happl nesa" In Wisconsin depends on keeping out of office. , Senator Piatt of New Tork has Just cele bratad his avanty-thlrd birthday anniver sary by formally opening his celebrated summer Sunday school at Manhattan Beach. Tha aenator no longer regarda May blossoms aa a suitable adornment. Mayor Fagaa of Jersey City and Stale Senator Colley are leading a host of Insur gents Mjalnst the republican machine In New. Jersey, seriously menacing the Gi braltar of Senator Dryden. The latter would pay a liberal commission (or as In surance policy Mslast 4tau LAlGHlKCi OAS. "The man who wants to run for congress In this district says he Is like Bryan; he Is not going to sit on a atool and look pretty." "He Is wise not to try. thnurh he mlarht manage to sit on a stool. "Baltimore Amer ican. ' you wouldn t like to get out?" the prison visitor. "Why. I "You say exclaimed thought you were ln for life.' "Oh. worse than that, ma'am," replied the convict. "I'm in for a double life. I've got two wives waiting outside." Philadel- pnia imager. That summer girl has a remarkably en gaging smile.'' "That's true. I met her here last sum mer Bhe worked the engaging smile on me twice and; we were engaged." Cleve land -tain jjeaier. Browning, King & Co ORIGINATORS AND SOLE MAKERS 0 IALP SIZES IN CtCTMNO. OIR CHKEHPIL FAMILY. New York Times. Brother William, last September, Had a sunstroke ran t remember. "If the sunshine doesa't kill. Pass It on," says Brother Bill. Father loat hla lob last May. Plnce then hun t worked a day. tli 111 I gueaa we'll get along. It's a good thing mother's strong. When the Icy pavements frose. Grandma fell and broke her nose. Might have been Ji.st twice as bad If two noses grandma had. In the laundry. Bister Flo Fell Into the indigo. Flo aald, when they brought her to: "What's the use of feeling blue?" Meningitis killed the pig. Just when It was fat and big. Hard luck? Well, the doctors say Pork's unhealthy anyway. When the roof blew off the houae. Gee! It would have fross a mouse. 'Ceptln' when we have a storm. -Guess tbe luortfaf keeps U warm. Saturday Specials Men's Summer Suits $25 Suits, $18 and $20 $20 Suits, $15 and $16.70 - $15 Suits. $10 and $12.50 Mens Soft Shirts $2.00 Shirts now $1.55 $1.50 Shirts now $1.13. $1.00 Shirts, $5c. Boys' Soft Shirts $1.00 Soft Shirts now 65c. Boys Suits Blue Cheviot Single Breasted Long Pants Suit that sold for $10.00 now $5.00. Children's Wash Suits, $1.00, $1,25, $1.50. Children's AVash Pants, 25c and 50s. Boys' Blouses $1.50 Star Blouses, $1.00. $1.00 Star Blouses, 75c ALL BOYS' AND CHILDREN'S STRAW HATS . HALF PRICE. FUteenth and Doufllas Sts. "IP taw V vo OMAHA NED. YORK raesarr. Csss Self Evident. Washington Post. Colonel Bryan expresses surprise that tha United States has made such progress wnlklng on one leg. Bttll, the colonel has done pretty well on the stump himself. ' 1 s V 11 V 1