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WORKMEN DEMAND THEIR PAY
IncipierfT Riot in City Hall in Dei
Moinei.
SIAYOR EXPLAINS SITUATION
"H9 ays Par Roll Most lie raised
r Coonell and Promlnra to
tall a Snvelnl r
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(From a Staff Correspondent.) ,
tE8 MOINES, June 12.-(Speclal Tele
from.) Demanding their pay and threaten'
In violence If they did not get It immfcy
ntely, more than fifty of the lfiO men dis
charged by Councilman MacVlcar last niglit
leathered on the steps of the city hall this
morning to await the arrival of Mayor
Mathls.
The discharged employes began congre
gating In little groups soon after 1 o'clock.
In Irate tones they swore vengeance
gainst the city officials, demanding rein
statement, and as soon as the mayor's
door was thrown open the entire assem
blage crowded In and formed g semicircle
round his chair.
'What will It be, gentlemen?" asked the
mayor of his angry callers.
One of the number acted as spokesman
nd demanded that because they had been
discharged their wages be paid to them at
one. The mayor explained the pay roll
would have, to go through the regular
channels of the council, but promised to
call a special meeting this afternoon for
their allowance, provided they would be
ready by. thai time- The regular payday
is not until a week from Monday, and the
emergency fund provided for the payment
Of discharged employes Is limited to $100.
lows Money Mnrket.
The report. of the state banking depart
ment today shows that at the close of
butlness on May 1R, 1909, there were In -the
20 savings banks, 263 state banks and fif
teen trust companies deposits amounting
to $225,1W. 164.61, an Increase over the report
Of February 20, 1909. of $1,9S6,M3.Z7. The
latest report shows the banks have In gold,
liver and currency on hand Is. 355. 800. 65.
The Increase In deposits since May 14, 1J0S.
one year ago, Is 127,227,860.72.
Appoints OH Inspectors.
Governor B. F. Carroll today conflrrned
his announcement of five weeks ago that
former Adjutant Ocneral S. H. M. Byers
was to be appointed chief oil Inspector to
ucceed Captain Hugh M. Plckel and also
named thirteen assistant oil Inspectors who
re to serve under Bytrs.
Four of the present lrspectors are reap
pointed. J. P. Rlstey of Davenport, H. V.
Fpeers of Marshalltown, Tl'omas Chantland
of Badger and C. W. Kent of Orange Cltv.
Ths other nine assistant Inspectors, who
will begin work July 1, are as follows: V.
P. Masters of Fort Madison, R. M. Garri
son of Cedar Rapids, W. B. Cowan of
Waukon, 8. B. Humbert of Cedar Fall.
Cornelius Van Note of Mason City, John
I Richardson of Denlson. Theodore Ouit-
tar of Council Bluffs. John W. Hall of
Osceola and J. P. Rarly of Albla.
Ths following men were not re-appolnted:
Charles 8. Rogers of Mt. Pleasant. Ieroy
Burch of Cedar Rapids, C. II. Tallmadge
of West Union, Robert A. Santee of Cedar
Falls, Francis M. Gregory of Mason City,
L. Q. Bangs of, Csrroll. L. B. M. Cousins
of Council Bluffs'; A. E. Holland of Creslon
nd W, C. Jacobs of Knoxvllle.
The compensation of chief Inspector Is
$150' a month and of assistant inspectors
tlW a month. The state Is divided Into
fourteen districts, each In charge of an In
spector. . Ten nistrlets for ('Birch.
By a large majority the annual convention-
of the Norwegian Lutheran church
this afternoon voted to divide the church
Into ten districts, each to be presided over
by a superintendent. Districts will bold
annual conventions and general assemblies
of the church will be held triennlally. Des
Moines today offered a liberal bonus and
- free site for the establishment of the girls'
seminary here, but the convention has not
acted on the matter.
Tonight former Governor J. Frank Hanly
of Indiana delivered a lecture, it being the
only address in English before the conven-
To test the full value of a dollar you
should let t Jensen dn your painting. The
painting proposition is one that puzsles
many people, on account of the materials
and work that some painters furnish
that Is, they do the Jobs as quick as they
cant and get the money as quick as they
can and furnish materials as cheap as
they can. We do not work or sell under
those principles. Our way Is to guarantee
the material and work and satisfy the
customers. Our price and the work we
do holds our trade and our customers al
ways have a good word to speak for C.
Jensen, when It comes to painting In or
out door work. C. Jensen, Masonic Temple.
Pastor Refuses to
Preach at Funeral
Decline! to Act for Man with Broken
Back Who Accepted Dance
Benefit Money.
Marshalltown. ia.. June la-tspe
clal.) He.ause the Ancient Order of United
Workmen lodge gave benefit dances and
thus secured money which was turned
over to the fanlly of Nlcholos Jorgenson
of this city, who has been In bed for
three years, with a broken back, Rev.
Claus Quallen. pastor of the Norwegian
Lutheran church of this city, refused to
conduct -the burial service. His refusal
has created a distinct sensation In his
congregation, and among the Norwegians
of the city. Rev. James McGee. a Baptist
preacher of the city, was secured to con
duct the. service.
Jorgenson fell out of a building window
near Lubujue, three years ago, fracturing
his spinal column. For months hs was
treated at a local hospital, until It was
found that treatment was hopeless. His
family have been In needy circumstances.
Martha Washington
COMFORT SHOES
Secure comfort to a
decree never before
experienced for your
sensitive, tired, aching,
fevered feet by wearing
Martha Washington
COMFORT SHOES
Stand oa your feet all day.
walk mi lee and your feet will
never know the distress so
common In ordinary shoes.
Mayer Martha Washington
Comfort Shoes are as easy oa
the feet aa a glove Is on the
band. They will relieve
every sensation of discomfort
The elastic goring al the aides
bold the foot Snugly, yields
with every movement, pre
rents pressure and allows
unretarded muscular freedom.
No buttons to bultoa or laces to
lace lust slip then oil and oa.
CossfortaUe, stylish end suitable
tut some and street wear.
Tie geeulne have the name "Marias
Washing loo" USB(M1 oa the soW.
Beware of Imitations. Only (he
gesvine gives the fullest cum fori.
Made la 1 styles, high, low, medium
Sold in every city,
town orvuiage.
If not
obtainable, ,
writ ux.
FREE HZi'J!
! a HW
Sis sum1! hU iat
vs al M.J, pi m m.
ISlSsMnMIWlkl W.d.i-
P. Mayer Boot & Shoe Co.
HILWAVIU, WIS,
Refrigerators that save ice. That's the
kind we sell. Economic and Yukon. Prices
from IIS to 3fi, white enameled or plain
We show a fine line. P. C. De Vol Hard
ware Co.
Wilson Amazed
at Harms' Charge
Secretary of Agriculture Says Report
of Lax Inspection of Meat Will
Be Investigated.
TRAER. Ta.. June 12. Secretary James
Wilson, w ho has been spending a few days
with his son on a farm near here, drove to
town today and when asked with regard to
the Harms meat inspection matter in Eait
St. Ixiuts he stated:
'I have Just read of the affair and can
only say that I shall be amaxed if anything
of the kind exists as described. If there Is
such a condition as Harms pretends It has
never been reported to me by the superin
tendent. The charges, will be Investigated
at once and probed to the bottom. I am
entirely Ignorant of the situation so far
as the Harms Incident Is concerned. I ex
pect to return to Washington on Tuesday."
If you are dissatisfied try me. We
keep our customers In good humor all
the time 'by giving them SCIENTIFIC
SERVICE and HONE8T GOOD'S. Here
you get the beneft of years of experi
ence, our personal attention and care
of the eyes. Remember that we grind
our own lenses and guarantee satisfac
tion. Eye-sight Is my specialty. Dr. W.
W. Magarell, Optometrist. 20S-S City
Nat. Bank Bldg, Council Bluffs, la.
BODY THAT OF ROSALIE MAN
Floater' Identified at Oniira an
George F. Barker, Drowned
Last April.
ONAWA. Ia., June 1!. (Special.) The
floater found In the Missouri river last
Sunday evening was Identified this morn
ing as that of George P. Barker of Rosa
He, Neb. Barker was drowned near Black
bird Island on April i3 while attempting to
cross the river In a skiff with three com
panions. Two of the number got out
safely and Barker and "Scat" Ingram
were reported drowned. There hae. been
some doubt as to the truthfulness of the
report up to this time, as Ingram we
wanted by the authorities of Monona
county for conducting a bootlegging Joint
and It was thought that he had taken this
method to evade the law. . However, It
now seems very likely that he met the
same fate as Barker. Barker's clothing
was Identified by his mother, who arrived
here today. The body will not be removed
from the cemetery here.
A pointer on paints! The best house
paints are made from pure white lead,
oxide of sine ground in pure linseed,
turpentine dryer, with the necessary col
oring matter and absolutely nothing else.
Our paints are rrtde from only these In
gredients see our guarantee. When a
dealer offers you a combination paint
wlih a fancy name, require him to state
definitely what else It contains beside
lead and sine. II. Borwlrk, 111 South
Main street.
BANKER DIES SECOND TRIAL
Mas Inonne Over Grand Jery Secrets
Jam pa from Hospital
Window.
MASON CITY, la., June 11 (Special.)
After two attempts, William J. Bonker of
Plymouth, who became melancholy and
later Insane because he Imagined he di
vulged secrets of the Jury room, finally
ended his life In this city last night. He
first tried to kill himself by cutting his
thoat in a store in Plymouth. He nearly
succeeded, but the physicians were confi
dent he would recover after he was
brought to this city and the wound was
dressed. While In the hospital he Jumped
from the third atory window, lit on his
head, broke open the wound and bled to
death.
Omaha Train Robbers on Trial
and 125.000 of the Iowa Loan Co. money
must be loaned on furniture, pianos or any
security this month In Co. Bluffs. Corner
Pearl and Broadway. Both phones.
Oxfords and strap pumps In all leathers
from $1 to 11.60 at Duncan's, 21 Main St
N. T. Plumbing Co. Tel. 360. Night. K-170!.
Oarers ( Palmer College.
I. EG RAND, la., June ll-Special.)-Tbe
following officers of Palmer college, Le
Grand, the Christian denominational school
of Iowa, were elected at the annual meet
Wig of the trustees, which was held this
sfternoou: President. A. H. Welker of
Marshalltown, vice president, A. 8. Lynn.
Orient; secretary. U. A. Oettla, LeOrand,
and treasurer. Rev. J. W. Piper of Le.
irand Trustee In addition b emitters
Cfil Furnish- r rooms
I mil rfiT &aj" rash. $ Monthly I "U
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May Be Feathered at
a Remarkably Small
Cost Just Mow ....
This "nest feathering" store enjoys an enviable reputa
tion as the best value-giving store in Omaha, but in this sale
we feel that we have reached the climax presenting the most
magnificent and the largest collection of underprieed specials
offered to the buying public in a single event. The following
are a few of the many and should induce you to pay an early
visit to this economical supply center.
"CREDIT" Willi No Interest Charged for this Accommodation
ROOMS
'$(lCah, $.- Monthly'
ROOMS $
$8 Cash, 9t Monthly
s
ROOMS $
9 10 Cali, $H Monthly
1 1 .v at - mm
Nantucket Leather Couch
These oomcMps are made with frames of niasslv
beautifully carved and hand pol
lened. They are set with best oil
tempered steel springs.
Upholstered In Nan
tucket leather. Kpe
sale price
solid oak,
1 OriI (ill
121
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Solid Oak Davenport Sofa Bed
Sanitary Steel Couch
Msde with heavy angle steel frame, both sliles elevate,
making a full size, comfortable bed Has
spiral supports under body. Offered
now at the special sale price of
Positively the best davenport sofa bed in Omaha for the money
frame la marie of solid oak and Is beautifully carved. Seat and
are set with host oil-tempered steel springs and
deoplv tufted. The edge ot both seat and bark Is
hamomelv ruffled. The upholstering throughout
Is guaranteed Nantucket leather. Special for this sale.
The
back
229J
Dressers ;
These dressers are of expert work
manship and finish, maile of se
lected oak. The top drawer
has serpentine front, sTi d9
the mirrors are large
and have deep beveled fj
edges
Oak Chiffoniers
These Chiffoniers are from one
of the best makers of bedroom
furniture in the country. They
have five large drawers of ex
pert cabinet work TRS
and large French J u"
beveled mirror. J
Price
Solid Oak Bookcases
Of superior construction nnd
' finish, a value that Is un
matchable, beautiful carved or
namentation and large French
Deveiea mirror.
Specially priced
this week,
at
o r ir,
10
95
Solid Oak Side Board
All Brass Beds
A value that cannot be equalled anywhere. A mas
sive bed with large 2-inch posts, in either bright or
satin flnlwh. with genuine French lacquer
and guaranteed for ten years. We have
offend big brass bed values In the past,
but never anything to equal this
origin or
15!f
9x12 Seamless Brussels Ruars
These are rugs of exceptional quality,
priced at an amazingly low figure.
They are made of best ail worsted ma
terials, made without seams and thor
oughly guaranteed. The coloring are
most durable and are
most beautiful,
clal this week
Soe-
Refrigerators
Absolutely the best refrig
erators for the money to be
found anywhere. Scientif
ically constructed and thor
oughly guaranteed. The
above Is one of our manv
special values,
On sale all
week at the
special price of ...
Extension Table Special
Made of solid oak, with quarter-sawed oak
top. top 1b round and fitted with Hartman's
nmooth running extension m m je
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Illustrated Catalogue
FREE
To Out-of-town People
Credit to People
Everywhere
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Of very masrlve design, elaborste
canopy top. Has serpentine front,
lined drawer for silverware, mati-
nlflcent carvings, a an fi C
French beveled mir- I ln.OJ
rors. Special for this MlJ.
Bsia unjy, si ........
Collapsible Go-Cart
A superior one-motion all
steel go-cart, folds up very
compactly with one motion.
Strong and durable. Has
rubber tires and
leatherette hood.
In black. Special
price only
Big Rocker Special No. 1
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These rockers are made of solid tfak. They
are upholstered in guaranteed Nantucket
leather. It is very handsome in design, has
deeply tufted back with a beautiful ruffled
edge around the back and across the front
of the seat. There are over 300
of these rockers in the
lot, and we have cut
the price to only
51?
China Closets
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Made of solid golden oak, beauti
fully polished, of the handsome
bent end design; have large
t rencn oevei mirrors in top. ex
tra well made
throughout.
Sale price
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9x12 Wilton Velvet Rugs
Of firm weave and most durable quality.
Haa high pile and are of the season's nw
est patterns They are rugs of exceptional
cnaracter inoroutny nign
grade. You can't equal these
values anywhere In Omaha
It's utterly impossible. Special.
225
Large Family Range
Made with extra heavy castings,
nave large aquare ovens, must
nuraDie lire boxes and
beautiful nickel trim
mings. A superior range.,
pi-Ira this week, only . . .
261?
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1414-16-18
Douglas
Street
who were elected were Ilev. A. C. Grafton
of Orient and Mrs. A. K. Trine, I.eGrand.
Urililluil Hlugi,
Pure gold, stamlefs, all sizes, thus no
delay or altering, 3 to 112. Kngiavlng
free. Leffert.
THEY SAY YOl' CAN LOAN MONEY
WITHOUT YOl'It NKIGIIBORS KNOW
ING YOl'R Bl'ST-NKSS. WHKRK? THK
IOWA LOAN CO.. COR. I'KARL AND
BROADWAY. THEY H A V K POS1T1VB:
PROTF.CTION AGAINST Pl'BMCITY
ANfi PIUVATE OFFICE FOR PARTIC
ULAR PEOPLK. BOTH PHONES.
the I'niveisity of Iowa' started yesterday
to last until next Wednesday. The. regi
mental review took place yesterday after
noon. Tomorrow Ir. Shaller Matthews of the
University of Chicago will give te1' bac
calaureate sermon on the subjoot "The
Religion of an Educated Man."
Presilent Hairy Pratt Judsun of the
Vnlvt,Kiry of Chieago will give the com
mencement ad liess on Wednesday after
College President designs.
PELI.A. Ia.. June 12.' Special.) Pr. L
A. Garrison, who has bsen prexldenl of
Central college of this place for ten year,,
resigned today. He leaves the college en
that he can go to Harvard to devote a
year to post-graduate work.
Wedding Uifls.
Pictures make Ideal wedding gifts,
have them In all styles and prices,
them.
A 1,153 AN I 'ER'S ART STORE,
S'JS Broad Hy.
We
Try
Our prices are the .lowest, 'quality : con
sidered, In the vlty. It us show you.
Duncan Shoe Co.. 23 Main St. '
Commencement at Iowa City.
IOWA CITY, la., June 12. (Special.
The forty-ninth annual commencement of
lona Nena Notes.
WAPELLO Fred Mariotie. a farmer liv
ing near hcie. shot and killed him-elf
while drunk, after he had threatened to
kill his wife and children, and after he
had followed them to a neighbor's house.
CLEAR LAKE Over 100 toys of Des
Moines will come to Clear lake for a
vacation this summer. Philanthropic in
dividuals and business firms of Pes Moines
pay the expenses of the newsle outing,
which will last for ten days.
ONAWA C. C. Smith, formerly auditor
of the Neola Grain company at Rodney,
la., was arrested at Minneapolis by Sheriff
Hawlings this week, on a charge of em
bexzlement. The company clsjms a short
age of $1.1(10. Smith admits that he is
short, but denies that the amount is so
large.
ONAWA A new drainage district has
been petitioned for in Monona county. It
will drain lands In both Kennebec and
llelvidere townships, affecting nearly l.OuO
acros of rich fanning land. An engineer
has urn appointed to make a survey of
the ground and to make report as to the
necessary Improvements required.
STORY CITY By a majority of ighty
the voters of this city, at a special elec
tion neld yesterday, expressed a wish that
the city council purchase the plant of the
Mory City Electric Light and Power com
pany. The plant was erected nine years
sko. with the agreement that the city
lould purchase It at any time after it
had been in operation for five years.
Council Bluffs
(Continued from Sixth Page.)
Lohengrin wedding march, played on the
haip by Miss Swanson of Omaha. The
bride, a strikingly beautiful young woman,
was attired in a handsome gown of white
silk mull over tilk and trimmed with Irish
lace. She wore a bridal veil with a wreath
of lilies of the valley and carried a large
shower bouquet of the same flowers. The
Lride. who was given away by her father,
was attended by little Miss Caroline Theln
haidt as flower girl and little Miss Eliza
beth DeVol, a niece of the groom, as ring
bearer. Rope of smilax took the place of
ribbons and were held by Ir. Morgan
Culler and Mr. Harry L- Van Brunt. Dur
ing the ceremony the "Angels' Serenade'
Has softly played by Miss Swanson on the
harp and after the ceremony Mendelssohn's
weddiig march. Following the ceremony
an informal reception was held and refresh
ments were served. Assisting n the dining
room were Mrs. Henry Cutler. Mrs Fred
Kmpkie. Miss Cherry Wells and Mrs. M. M.
Head of Jefferson. Is. Presiding over the
punch bowl were Miss Jane Bonhuin of
Tacoma, Wash., and Miss Nell Mabie. Th
rooms were beautifully 'decorated wit'i
palms, ferns, smilax and pink roues, and in
the dining room the table was lighted with
subdued pink shades. About I'SJ guests
were present and the affection and esteem
In which the bride Is held by her manv
friends was evidenced by the large aria,
of beautiful and costly wedding presents
Mr. and Mrs. DeVol left the saipe night
over the Northwestern for Minneapolis, be
ing accompanied to the depot by a la rut
crowd of friends In automobiles. Mr.
DeVol wore as her traveling dress a tailor
made serge of peacock blue. After a lake
trip Mr. and Mrs. DeVol will occupy apart
ment In the Grand hotel annex until their
home on Glen avenue is ready for them
The groom is a well-known young business
man, being secretary and manager of the
P. C. DeVol Hardware company, while the
bride has been since her debut in society
one of the most popular members of the
younger set.
Treat your feet to a pair of cool low
cut shoea. Our prices will make it easy.
Duncan Shoe Co., 22 Main St.
Sperling A Trlplett handle the well known
Peering mowers snd binders. 3J7 Broadway.
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