Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, May 01, 1910, NEWS SECTION, Page 3, Image 3
THE OMAHA srXTWY BEE: MAT 1. 13V i ! r Nebraska Nebraska Nebraska ROL9C, HOTEL AN D OrTICE rtRNISHtHS hum's EXCHANGE VIEWS-Good Roads tor Otoe County Sebrwa Hailway Commission Gti Hot Letter from Maine. JXTDGESHIP Joy Morton Offers to Make Substaa- GTTTLSTIOif ' Donation to Supplement Weat a Han aa ta? ei la free rrans II nrp.ira tloav la f 1 ifBrf ar Feeling. "r-im .iia.f Oorraspondpni.; Li:.' T'.L.N', April M. - .special. The State Haila l ummi.HHun 'if una and J. il V-. tniran of the state Uailr oad c "iiiniiKhiuri of Maine, have Jimt r xchar.g"d .el.ers The Nenraska cuinmiamn. Ail thr'-e ijinwra aign.ng letter, n-uui sted tiie .d.Miift vioinniiiiion to join in a rewiu f.on to p- iilent T,u'l asking ne ap- Fonda Already on Hand. NEBRASKA CTTT. Neb.. April ". Ppe iai.f loy Moron. n of the .me- J, sieri in Morton, who owns A.-bnr Lodge tnd nurn of :he fine .and and ntiar-ls here abouts, w.to spoke on good roads and rivr mprovements at "he Horn P-oducts ban iuet given by he Commrr'.aJ club iast YAfit, before .eaving the city not onlv of ferd to donate Tiie rig ht-of-way itirougn ins magnificent estates west of tiie crtv for a direct road, not ainng section -ines. through this count?-. offered to give X.M for every mile of brick road built In this county. 1 lo mad to be DrcKol sixteen i itit'tt and ervfied -thars. Th in,:l in-n il;"un1 until M'nitav evening wnen '.! art 1 tage in n of -ha "uses, f the I honds i.id m'T.cv hav he-n Hied. . far I thT ha'-a been but seven ;irens-B granted 1 out of sixteen wno gave notice by puhli- ' atom ihrv were oing to ask for a in ,lrnHe. Ther are three arPlicants. who wll apply t the mt:tn Monday, aninit whom no remonstrances have been filed. . lint who had not fully oomiiilw with :tt .a v it 'hat iaxt mratlnif. It looks now aa ,f wa wt rt) hava hut trn .aanna. whpr had ffiurraan at yar. a.thoiiKb tha li-pn!a fof. 11.60 h'.ia not baan chand. point i ) mfmhfrhip uu :! mipi-me bt-mh i v.dtt mnd ,ne r.malnupr ,,f tnp rnaJ a,iP na of i.a Jnit'-d taU'S 'unic ui.f t:iar it mail whosa ;a pra-t:f5 :uui rji-an .arpJy ."nr:aiti to a dcfuiuw of - ..:r jad curyora unu. T:ie answer of thu cna.rrnan if -.n iiaine c jmmiBHlun ud lJi a.-ar to Ui arnswar foilow : This ta rlw Hrplr. COVER. Ayrtl X -:aiK P-rHina. J-re-tar-.' ..'tirwKi -jta Hoi..iy '.uirimiimuii. I'tnii Jl .liVAUuii fr-' if nine arasa sod and hm.har ::ia.a the bru;k rudwav so that in muddy or wt w athr the water will drain off on the bricks nd ba oar-ed away without injiu-nif the mads. He offerd aaiothcr thin, and that waji !f the rrttzren wouid raiae St.'.(X and add :t to the ff.OOa whu-h the county linn in hand from the inheritance tax. that ne wouid irive M.'" additional, n u to mao it a f".ind of CuamU wtth which to start to hiuidlntf tftaa mmiit. Then he wanta To in rprMt the farmers along" the line where tne -oada are to be built and haye them Kin tribute their share, so that a.l will bear the upon i-ae j burden i.ike. i he i.nmtnpr-nl club haa the matter un- . ;'.-t rt,eo totiay a :ii at.on to fhe numt e ttj..tay e-uni- :iiiiioii in ri-ltp-iu'n o t:ie appniiitnient oi iuuu ut tii" -.ipiPtiip loui't if '.ub ' mud ar.d aKiim lat nr uoit;u .1 qiiestiou .nvor. rU. i - . M.ivii-iin df The Netiraika Aliiwuy oumtntHNiun a ill avtm. "lr onniderat!on and will act ipon t in a lil -WT ' lil iiul-ivr-j inhUU.HK u -lie yreaiutoii or ::iu Lrilttrd. dtaii'a. 1 ai.o unsidrr it an lnauii to the pi oi.-sHUin of the .aw. The pumilon that man cannot till tne of:u-e or ;uui;e oi tbe supreme court of trio United i ruM untiiM niu had to do larKiy with liie verv mailers hiun will come ue foie ue "irirt is. 'o my mind. toi silly fur consideration. I hope 1 have made myseit undei stood. Yours inly. J. ii- PEA.A-3. Text of the Latter. p. Following ia the answer of the railway :ominia9iunr UACOLS. April .. UUO. Hon. J. B. P-dKS. (."halrman Railroad Cummissiun. Lravnr. M-Iar Sir: W afknowiedjie re reipis of your favir if Apr:! i. Lain. :n re ply to uui of t;ie IM.i. n whicn you taae iM-camun to expresa your opinion of the ac tion of the meinuers of mis ooinmisalon in priltionnK ttie president for the appoint v rent of men to the supreme oourt of t-ne a nted Stau-s whose tralnm- and associa- .iib render it cerraiw mat they will aosutne tba times of that office unbiased by those environments which, ''onecimisiy or uncon sciously, influence the jtiuirment and be come poienilai lactors in controlling the actions of ail men. yoursei nnort time. Mr. Morton aiso offered to do nate a site on his estate for the agrleuitunti college which is proposed by Senator Bur kett In his resolution introduced in the sen ate some time since. SUIT TO TEST BRIDGE FARE AT NEBRASKA CITY ftlKbt of Burltacron to "hapa-e Fifty C'sti ta Be Determined In Co art. XHBR-lKA CITY. April . peial. ) Mrs. Esteila E. Warden, thrutrh her at torney, w. F. Moran. haa filed a suit in the district court against the Burilnston railway, asktna- O0.(0 lam aces for injuries. -She alleges that she was Jerked from a passenger train of that corporation by a brakeman at Hamburg. on February, 18. :mo. The complaint NEBRASKA PRE.se SSOCI ATKl'V i Prunis Irnsaetl for ianaiail Xft- i inic tn He Held in Llaesln. oR.l'D ISL.X.NT'. April X. Special. ) -rotary C Johns f the NPhrai-ka 1 Presa asanciation haa issuPd the prrmjmms for the t.'urty-eishth annual meeting of the' .issocia! ion at Lincoln on May 23. -4 and J. Tlie pr-nram is one of the best that has v.-r been prppard for the aasorlation. Heretofore the meetings of the newspaper men hav been held in the wnter. but this yHr it waa dwided to have a summer session and make the meeting a sort if a chautauijua for the newspaper workers aione. A record breaking -.nterests is ionketl for. for the secretar- reports unusual in terest in the meetlna and many new mem bers joining. , Prsident f. J. Ludl of Wahoo has Just ' returned frfim a t p in the southeastern part of the state where he has been work- 1 ing ,ip interest in the meeting. One of the featur-a of the program is the offer of : CO is .-ash as prises by the Lincoln Com- ; merciai ciub for the best article appearing in the country papers on the subject of "The Future of L.ncoin as Viewed by Pr"ent Conditions. ' ' Monday evening there wlil be a reception at the Liniieil hotel foiiowed by a theater' party. Tuesday evening the members will be the guests of the Lincoln Commercial Hub of Lincoln at a banquet at the audi- ; tonum. i ebrtulLav fewa lotee. BEATRICE There are fourtfa-n cases of typhoid fever at the feeoie-minded institute here. NEBRASKA CITT-MJss Emma Morton, sister of tne iate J. ,-rteriing Morton, is juitc ill at Arbor Lodue. ner home, wun penumonia. BEATRiCE Rev. M. Fulcomar. a Tnited ' iiretnren minister, died yesternay morning : at his uume at Blue Springs, lie waa -jj years of age. BROKEN BOW Aivin Ds.lv. ex-county ; OinmiHSloner. wna nn.lk- in'nrul ln n M. at ins M..bum :arrn. t.nirtv milas StatPH That rhn Tram vqm in mnttnn . .. .1 note that you 'hope you have made . .... . . ..r .i.r..d." While vour effort I ,nat 3n" received Itijunes which confined at lucidity appears to have been made at soma saiirlf're of courteay. wa do not com- i plain of this. W -are- somewhat dlsap-1 pointed, however. Uiat you do not comply with our request for the views of the mem aers of the Haiimad. Commission of Maine tn this iiiesuon. and. presumably, the burg. ilews or tle peipie ot tint ataie as re T acted by them .instead of giving your own senwinsl Ideas, embellished by the gfltter nff personal pronoun 'I.' Tin say, "I regard the position of the Nebraska States Railway commission as '!l-dvised." Why Again. "I regard the position of the Ne braska -Mate Railway commission as 111 conceived." Why Again. "T ragarrl the pi1tlon of the Ne braska :tte Railway commission as an in sult to the president of Uie- Cnited States." Why her to her bed at that niace for urht weeks and is still suffering from the in juries received at that time. She also sues to recover 42 cents over charge for a ticket frnm this city to Ham- a distance of less than fourteen miles. The fare from here to Hamburg dA.l; uiirt.iwest uf here. BEATRICE W. P Noreross. owner of the block whicb was destrovad hene yes- ' terriay. announces t.hat he will not attempt to repair the building. Dut will erect a modern structure to replace it. SUTHERLAND The Sutherland Kign stvnooi is to have two contestants at tne state Held meet at Lincoln Mav H Thev I are Hurley Binnam and Ruiand Cockle. 1 the former a jumper and the latter a long 1 distance runner. i SUTHERLAND Prying two locks from I Tt cents, the biggest part of it being the i rhe f7'nt d.oor- oursiars Thursday night. I tull for erosstna- tha hisdaw f hi n,.,n, V" L 1 " 1 "l .amM She alleges that the company has secured judgments from the courts setting forth the fact that the br.dges are part of its rght-of-way or trackage and that under the laws of Nebraska and Iowa It is not al- inj k.n.- .i i i tiaewaiK reaching rmm tlie citv iimoa m - ' '" : uie cemeterj-. Tie dlHtan "a about ' I This matter is something the cltlrens here ! feet. 1 have been wanting brought up for some j BEATRICE The Young Men's Christian i sioie. ii proprietor f.irjres that run iOses amount lo about PSo. Several atcti and some money were taken. i BROKEN BOW At a meeting of the ex- , ecuuve committee of the Commercial club today a committee was appointed to so- j money lor uie auiiuimt or a cement , Again. "T consirler the action of the ai ,v. , -. . ! .,,.,.,,, 1 i.. R.ilwav comml..nn an insult , " cenus ""r"" to tha prrifns'ion of the law. tvhy Wa should be- glad to have you enlighten 'is further as to wnethar your conclusions iesd vnn to believe that all railroad mm niHstorers should be- selected from among The officers of public service corporations Verv truly yours. H. T. CLARKE. JR.. Chairman. W. J WTNT7-T. W H. coworLL. Porter Hay tie tn Rare. W. F Porter may get Into the race for the democratic nomination for state rail- 1 they claim, way commissioner. Mr. Porter was one , trading, time secretary of state and recently ra- uon.i-s t. a, to each passenger crossing this bridge nase bail team of this mtv piayed the Fairoury High school nine at iram. "ie court snouia noia max tne ; ot 10 to X Kairburj" was unable to do any bridge Is part of the right-of-way or nad- ! !nin 'th K.r tsinirer. Beatrice s pitcher. bed and the company cannot charge more than 2 cents per mile tor crossing it, the decision would open a new territory for trade for this city, because of the heavy toil it is like a stone wail on the east side of this city and keeps out the trade from NcBRA.SKA. CITY Coroner C. N. Kat- i ritens a;id laughter of mis city and August Theiie of Benin left last evening for tneir ' old noma in liermany. where iney expect i to spend six months of a year.. Neither I of ttia gem.emen have been "back to tneir i oia nome ror over torty years and exoect across the river, the people not feeiing Jus- ' 10 tinii many changes. tlfled In paying such excessive toils, as ' to coma here and do their 06" TWO CO.tTIIEtTS ceivsd considerable advertising by reason of his efforts to nuse SM from among the i ' people to file the name of Mr. Bryan as i Ca.ple Maurrlrw. at Central a candidate for tha senate. clt After Lou K.rmrt. Mr. Portpr was rarently in the office j cETH.iL CITY. Neb.. April 30. i.pe of the commission selecting a sea, when oiai.i Coming ail the way from Detimark ha saw Dr Wlnni tt ' to redeem a promise of marriage made "It seems I have seen you before," he said. Dr. W'nnett grinned. Dr. Wlnnett waa mayor when Porter was arrested tor butchering hogs within the city limits when 'secretary of state. Statement showing car situation In Ne braska for twenty-four-hour period ending over twenty ynars ago. Sina Bertelson ar rived here this waeg. and snortly after her arrival there was a wadding by whldi she became the wife of the lover of her youth. Neis Jensen. Over twenty years ago in Denmara Jensen wooed and won the fair 3ina. His hopes were hign when he sailed for America to seek his for- ; n. m. April 27. 1M0. compared with period lune- Promising to send for his sweetheart ana make her ma wile when He snouia of previous year: 1S10 Cars jwk loaded .17 limiwy stork cars on hand 2.JS9 jitin K cars omered for loading fo t'ara grain loioled SI Cars her material loaded l.oV. Emiuy boxcars on hand 1.T5 Boxcars ordered for mailing. . IBsJ f asermasi links la icirnlttaa1 ; have secured enough of this world's goods X to make them comfortable. Fortune did not "t"'6 ,,n nl" efforts, and it waa not i- until this year that he waa able to send for her. The wedding occurred yesterday jjj at the office of County Judge Lewis j Peterson. The groom Is now 50 and the bride 4S. They will reside on the groom s TECUM:4 EH Mrs. Rebecra A. Farts wife of Robert P Fans, died at the tamny home in ibis city Thursoay. Besides tne nusband jars, emu is survived bv seven cnndren. I who are Mrs. F. L. A.anury of Hiawatna. , i -Neo. ; lieorgn H. Fans. Mrs. Richard G.bo. , ' vv'ai:a-e Farts. Mrs. E. V. Cook. Mrs. H. i ; M. Corson and dgar Farts, ail of this i : county. i i TECUM? EH A ft er a brief period of re-i j tiiemeni me jury n the caise of tne t-tata i of NebratKa against Dr. J. G. Netf of i Sterling, on an incest charge, relumed wun a veraict of acouittai at i o clock tins art ernoon. At tne conciuHion of tne taKing i of testimony tne case waa submitted to tne i jury witnout arg-oment, by agreement bv Join siaes. : j VALENTINE The town board had a spa- ' I ':al meeting and decided to cail a special 1 I election ;n regai-d lo the reoiust or tlie slate to give furty acres of and on which ' ' to tiuud oerinanent ouiidings for t-ae state ' expeninentai tarm. as the state omy has a .ease from t.it government for the land. ; ! and t does not want 10 erect permanent i auiidinus mi ieaeed ground. NEBRASKA CITY-Marcua Siehl, a'j clotning merr-iiant. attacked Attorney John 1 C. VVaiaon as ne waa seated at a table in I a restaurant yesterday and was arrested I ' and taaen Defore County Judge W. W. W:l- ! son. who. after hearing tne case, assessed a fine of Ci and costs and then placed mm ander SJt aunii to appear before him next weea to show caus: undtr a pea'e warrant wnicn had been issued. 8 WILHELM 4(4-16-15 Sauth SUteenth Street. FORMITURE We are offering some splendid values in excellent quality medium priced furniture. The assortment is unusually large, besides the newest selected for the season's selling Table Like illus- ration.) try pretty o 1 o a i a 1 pattern pedestal opnter. fit ted with look device, round top inches in diameter, made of fall quarter sawed white oak and polished jrolden finish; Of IT A ssilseiv av special value. Pdestal T'lning Tables $10.30 up. Leather Coach (Like illustration i. This couch is made specially for is and according to our specifications. It is stctly high grail p and as good In every respect as though, we had made it In our own work shop, genuine leather upholstered with seamed diamond tufted ton. riffled side, sanitary construction. It is full SO inches wide bv S ft. H Inches long, has carved claw feet, brond oaa frame, regular value iiO UO. price S39.C0 ?a.as. av.i.) - - - - - Brass Bed (Lika i:iti8tratlon Haa heavy. :-ini'h post: f'.nialied in best KngliBll lacquer; and comes either In the bright r satin finish an excel lent value. each . . 12.75 Ostermoor Mattress We are aoie state agents for this well known, sanitary brand, elastic, feit mattress. A large shipment Just received. For Monda" we offer the Ostermoor, made in striped ticking, satin finish ticking or art twill ticking, at $15. 0J Full size, one part, regular price up to $18.0'). In this shipment we received another large lot of Ostermoor French edge mattresses, weighing 60 pounds each. These come in fancy art ticking, in one or two parts: sell regularly at $:10 By special permission from OBtermoor company, we are offering them Mon day, at, each Other Feit Mattresses, up from ST.T5 Grass Bed (Like Illustration i This bed is made with a 2-tnen continuous post; the best quailty of French lacquer ia used and la electrical ly applied, cornea in the bright or satin finish; la a splendid value, each, at ... Dining Chair (Like illustration.) This chair is full box frame con structed, quarter sawed arolden oak polished finish, has jfpnuine leather up holstered seat, each S2-75 ftii TTi I i I 19.75 18.50 Rocker (Like inu8tration) Is a very pretty mis sion design; comes in soft, brown, fumed oak fmish; thorough ly constructed. of quarter sawed oak good, generous size price, each, at 7.00 Refrigerators This cut shows the method in which the air circulates in th Herrick Refrigerator. There is no question about the Herrick giivnj? sat isfaction. There are over 2.000 in use in Omaha. South Omaha and Council Bluffs. They maintain dry cold air circulation, that Insures the proper keeping of provisions; no tainting or contaminating odors in the Herrick. They come in various sizes. Mm and spruce, white enamel, opal g!aB lined. ii 1311 Prices, up from XiVV LA6E 60RTPLIN We show the largest line of lace curtains to be found anywhere at the lowest prices Madras Curtains, in colors to match any room; the new est styles; just the thing for summer, per pair . .$5.75 Cross Strip Summer Curtains, in all colors, pair, 95c Ruffled Swiss Curtains; hemstitched, ruffled, for bed room curtains, per pair 95c Nottinsrham Lace Curtains, in the newest styles, newest weave, per pair $lJ3o Cable Net Lace Curtains, in white and Arab colors, per pair, at $3.50 Scrim Curtains, with insertion and edge, in all colors, per pair, at $0.00 Iruchess Lace Curtains, 43 inches wide, yards long; Arab color; our own importation, per pair $5.00 Duchess Lace Curtains, with insertion and heavy edges; Arab color, per pair $6. D Cream Colored Madras Curtains, for bedrooms ; 3 inches wide, 22 yards long, special, per pair $1.95 Cream Colored Madras Curtains- 50 inches wide, C yards long, per pair $3.75 Portieres, with borders; full mercerized, in all colors. Per pair $8.S5 Portieres, with fancy edge, plain center; light weight, for summer; full mercerized, per pair $10.00 Fancy Double Faced Chilla Weave Portieres, with border across bottom, per pair $19.50 Vudor P0B.CH SHADES the best colors. Admit3 air with out closing out view from the inside. 4 S 10 feet feet feet feet wide. , wide. , wide. . wide. S2.50 S3.23 S4.SO SJ.0O Crochet Bed Spreads, in white, plain edge each, at 31.65 CRETO'XE BED SPR.EAIM. with bands on top of spread and valance; also bolster cover. Plain spread colors; blue, pink and cream, each, at S8.T5 CTKTAPf TETS We are showing tlie most complete assortment of nets ever shown, in the newest styies per yard at up W $3.00 30-inch Sash Neta. in Arab colors, yd., 42- Inch Fancy Nets, white or Arab per yard 43- inch Fancy Nets, white or Arab per rard, at IS 50-inch Fancy Nets, white or Arab per yard, at 35 BRASH HAJIMERED J.mD3TERES 'f; In Three Siaes 181.19 inches 1 .firj inche S 12.35 MATTING COVERED - antUTTriicii r it- Y" ' Many new styles at $3.73 up to $12 Special Monday: bot 30 incnes long, with turned feet $3.0O BfcD SFREADrj . Cro- I chet covers, in whit. witn plain edge or fringe, each. 83.95 CRETONNE Flgtired, ail colors, with bol ster cover and valance, complete, $$.30 SCN FAST Fabrics for over curtains, in all colors; 30 Inches and 30 Inches wide, per yard ... Jl.OO $1.13 up to $2.00 pa- I farm, a rew miles northwest 01 town. , pQnibl,.Iin . " " ' V"rr.Z ""r" .".: tti U V II H W U 11 V 1 I H It orovement- with per cent interest. In I 'It-nation In an shaoe. " - i'iU lias IttlllUBI IUIlVvII'llailllIl-l -ll.lI l.iailB.!r " I " " CK JTBAL CITY. Neb.. April 30 ci'ai ) After deilberac.ng ail day the jury , near the Crigaoa ranch. turn and oratoncai contest here Thursday vrsiprday brought in a decision In the I of-lcers for the ensuing year re i I'.,,.,.- herman Unhb on a chanre CHH6KO WITH STtHTIr, FIRE . e.a.-ted as fo,iovvs: Presiuent. L- A. Moo- i 0H0" rnns "nding hi "Jt g ! Jap' of IS P"H:VL , Water Board Gives Beasons for Sot isrtt risiwr onsis now murs i k. V. Ruy if completed, the actual cost of such lm- j plant. Thnt point ne-er entered into the ! t:rt:bb was charged with being a mem of a (Tang which stole threa horses from tha Reeves farm, a few miles of town, last j September. The trial of the case orropled ! tiie greater part of the week, strong tea- ' t'.moiiy being brought out by both sides. ; The" deciding testimony seems to have been given by Grtibb'a nli-ter. Mrs. .Slldtdl ; of St. Joseph, who swore that tlruiih was wdii her :n St. Joseph on the day that he; was supposed to have mid the horses in t. Jnweph. Arr.ot.it: l't is iL, Afce, k .., .BJaa-iaafcL-ast-wiT V SI -x of Criminal C BROICEN BOW. Neb., April 30. Spe- i c:al. ) A warrant was sworn out yesterday for Narve Trottr. charing him with ! criminal caraiesaneas in setting Ere to the Buckeye ranch and neighboring properties : last Sunday while the wind waa blowing ; at a forty-mile clip. About iiwi a -res of ! fine pasture land and a number of funce ' posts were destroyed, the ions being estl I mated at Jl.TiOu. When taken before County j Judge Holcomb. Trotter explained his con duct by saying that he wan.ed to burn i a iot of rubbisn on his place near the Burkeye. and thought Sunday tha best time to do it. FTre guards were not thought necesaary and he faild to taae I the wind into consideration. He. a, so fatlel j to give ju notice to the surrounding prop erty owners that ae intended starting a fire. The accused asked for time to pre pare his case and Judge Hoicomti ex tended the hearing to May li piacitig the defendant under Cud bonds. ity: .seeretarv-treajiui-er. i esiex'xn. Ill Itla orator-!- 1 cai contest i ivrie i ipnner of Comer won! first -jiaee; Eugene Bisnop of Tors.-second. I FAIRMONT-Hie 3oard of Education se- ' ,e ted i. H Trout ( Ellin. Nen.. as in- ' 3-ructor in science n ihe ti.raiiini m nooia fiir ma enduing yam- 4l 4 aaiary of 175 per m,.ntn. Ha is a graduate ot York college, j M.ss Vinua ii Muson. Latin instriciur. .las ' Ueni proinmed 'o pi-ncipai .'or t:ie ensuing j y-ar This coicp.etes t.ie teacning ,uirp tor ina next yea. Lt J F Hoat-n will .ieiiver ' tn !ug:i aaiiooi commencement address I June j. Taking Any Action. aUZSTIOS OF OTZEZST POUT Cawllllac to Par fur L'ae at Inrr K.X i-adnl ui Maine qppiy laif Saata Otnaaav Aautker lean. aadition to wbat would otherwise ba the ' Dr. a m h'dd- said he is willlns to do j purchase price." i nytblng :n reason to correct wbat be 1 Water Boar Evades aeatloa. called "the aimost Intolerable condition" i Tha Water board did no;, according to ' existing at present. I ihe officers of the water company, reply 'The board has always stood resdy to j to this offer in any way. i meet the water company ha,f way on any j Later, on Ortotier the company 1 business proposition." said Dr Hippie. sent another tter. in whicn occurred this "and I beilsra the members feel the same ! ang-oage: "In the light of the cnance for : way now. But take the matter of exten ! prolonged litigation, tne ooard of directors ons. so badly needed everywhere. If the ! of the water company deems it important company builds an extension or makes any I that provision for the eaiiy laying of an other .mprovement It is for the reason that a cannery at Hawvard Mas Praaatvs. GRAND ISLAND. Apnl 3 ..-Special.) Or S. B. Woibach. wit of Mr. and Mis. 3 N. Woibaeh of this city, and wbo was bora and reared in Grand1 Island, has been etarted to the position of assistant pro- I ror a lerni ui . - n. tIW hklm jeo an instructor at Harvard fur a number of ynara, a profeeeor at A.nany Medical col legs and was at the time of ma recant d'mrttua aaaiatant professor at Mctjdl uni versity at Montreal. Dr. W ilbacn Is only 3 yaara of age. This t 'wn wants wanta it bad.r If you are a cannery- mail of exi.eneme von can come to this pa- ana iiuiw ttuae. The . lointrv is les.tv lor voo. Y'.d.' CA.N i i'M.C Hli 4 i TH II KAPli:- SETTLilMii.NT "K T Hii I'M'iTli i will mage A K'. HTl'Mi F'.'it YOl." fiini. Idaho. Is tlia markat point for 50. j'U acres C ai e y Act and. the rtchat an.l -uiat ilea out ot amirs t lera .a j aJMsa wa-a rail to rilo Baada. 1 . , nuwur , i 'i from TMa I oe( ' 1 ' ' , . . . -T-ev i, rt ...... , 9 a.is of t. ia nnaa r -vr ; aeie are ocaana i . a.i-iiA-- v. . . . - -.. f rai-m jiri.iu 1 - ev.uy deMU-iutJoa. ' sta citv neuncil met Thuradsy- evening for Eve.-rining .i". furaliic. r-1ei:a 11. Tn. , purp- ljf ner1ng Ul. remonstrance. V ii cia n'v yoiirse.r y. irtH.it about ( filed by tn ministers againta four of liie this if oii wi.i run to uie at once. I i i.aul.lult- for a aiuooil license. The nun- , ri-iii v .jLi. unri vr sgo Hun ard scr.0.1 .1. unoer tne tiition of Soperin tendent it- V Clark, starred Dairons auv consisting .,f exercises ny ui uf- I nand .rinii irim -nn I inn r:. n q n. n.i r.., tiu ot;i,--s oi scnool work. rhi- -tec-ind of these ex n-is- s 'man Fmiay artertioon. w' en ooii ext-rri-es were turnisned ov iria niah acnoni students anil ta.ks ov irrnrun H. Tiiomas and L r Ji nn-on. outgoing memuer oi uie scno.i tsiajd. and Cail , F'or no. W'ni taes nis place on Uie board. CTH'A A real iae 1' ai was made fiere vesteitay wnei-euy r F. M.iicr. iititor of ! the Ctica Week.y Sun became me owner of ne Fust Nai.oua oanK liiii.uing owned tjv . 'i. J. Jones and Kntz !ie ni. The con sul, ran n wa C.. .n add. t. on of twenty i feel will soon tie rectel at in rear of ; tne large bunding to me-t with the le- ! manits of his niisiuerv. aim when compteteri a .11 oe one .if i;ie uii.st comuuHiioua pnn. ing establishments in litis part of the state. CTICA The new bang fixfiras and furtn tira for tlie .'dercitaiiis bana :iav oeen ; piaced in their tine remodeled omitting and H will oa rady for occuijaiicy uooat May i 1 HOU'REtlE-The Phi ils county Sunday school convention convened yesterday at uenrana. A ,ri,'p niimin-r oi a.l question of Interest money in the way jf an agreement for water works extensions and bettermunui in Omana? That seems to be the main point for the citirens to pass judgment on. .f anything is to oe dono pieceaing the decision of t.le United States supreme court, tne date of whu-n no one can forecast, even apprux;- ' mateiy. R. Deecher How oil of the Water ooard insists there are correlated u.ueuons t cons.derauie importa.ice. but. .ike otners. i he admits that the interest question naa ; oeen tha larger of ad stuinullllg blocks. Dr. A. H. Hippie mages the same admis sion. Fir airiost four yars the water com- 1 pany has been offering, according to its . df'.cers, to put .n tiie second main from , Florence, provided the Water board would ' leieuale agree an beha.f uf the city, that interest I tne principal. ; Likewise, on extensions ordured by additional main be now made." and went on to say. There is no purpore of prejudic ing the city with respect to pending litiga tion." Mr. Howell says ot the possibility of an agreement at this time: "Personally, I have never believed the water company snowed good fa.th in its offers. In one i.se. the South Omaha service is the key to the situation. Not that I or any other nan wants u cr.pple South Omaha on water, but cut that service off and the city of Omaha could be am pi" supplied witn a.l the water it nteds for any purpose. So. you see :he second F'orence main s wanted for the purpose of enaoung the company to properly meet its contract with I the packing center, where tha companies are getting water verv cheap. Now, why should the water company aag :he citizens of omana to pay interest on the cost of work necessary for the good eonJuct of ihu company s own busmisa? PrtiBoeM Aaoiaer Salt. Extonsiona have been oniered time after time, and the orders nave been ignored by the company. And in that connection, everv man capable of common undrrstand- mand the city tu take over the p.ani at income will ensue, w nen it is to get the revenue right alung from the extended service, why should the city be compelled to pay interest as wail as principal? It has never seemed right to us that we suouid commit tne city to this policy, and the water company haa never auuit any other sort of proposal to 'he Wa:er board. The courts can be relied on to protect the ngnts of tha company .n any necessary expenditures it may make. David o'Bnen emphatically xprsd himself as oeing willing to work and vote for any sort of agreement that can be resched at this time to solve the existing unfortunate situation. "You can say for me that as a member j of the Water board I will go as far as any man Tin go and still protect the interests of Omana. There is no question but that : something ought to ba dons, and as soon as possible; but just what can be dune, un less the company voluntarily manes good on its declared intention to better the sys tem. I do not know. Let someone advance a deflnits proposition and put it in busi ness shape, and I believe the Water board will be found ready to act promptly and in , a way to satisfy the cit'.wns." I 0 I 1 1 1 1 j-- Suits to Order $25.00 Tou can take that parlor stove down now. Winter's over: Y-E-S, it ia! And you caa wiaeiy get in with vour summer Suit ordir rittht away. Th.s sizzling hot wave that we are going to run into during tlie next fw days will simply pack our order bunks. If you wait you'll have to wait for your suit and swelter and stew waila waiting. get in today- with that Ho order. MacCarthy-TCilsoa Tailoring Co. WM-Kwi South Kith Sc., Near lrttli and Famum Ma. ' ril mat. but found that thiva of the aopn- .. ... -...... 1 1 - -j e -.. n.I eon a ji, ,.. , m l.ir IT .L Li- i cants bad But f! led any bond or a cert. fled VOL- ' Writs V lie bi-.K. It o.ia ; h k t r ftltw mm renuud by tiio ordt n, J .-ut and may mean a fiot.uie to yuu. ' . , " " ' nmui and mat tn-e fourth one. .V. G. O. a. Mo'JtlOWTr. aaersai-T u ii CO la- j iiimauiri had witudraaa hi (Mad. UUSi vtu. ii-ui 'cm-Hi at me wstiniM and everv sun- , . .. K , lav -iio..i in in. ....,., v JL ' snomd be paid, as eil seniel. The convention continued today tn company proreeued to ouiid this ana Mi-s. i 'ctav.a Jones of Hastings g.ve main Hepor s'or me dif.'er-ni Sunnav ,n ' Ul" cour-c' vreaiton of the ancad wUti ,xlmnmiun, ,Ild betterments so too countv w-ra nfciis by tne .leieuatea and , Water ooanl. and oji .xiensions ordered tJady needed and the court snould com- j kb aiuurt ejermj.i La.k-d on 'The Sun- i by the Water board after ..a creation tlie ,laV 1.,-n.iril P'eOn... f.ir i r . Vtt.-.u I .. I itie jft(.rti.iii t:ia program i'nciadei N. ,r-' company h" b"n "!!";:n Uml mi-rest ln Taiuatlon ot ULXZ-Z. tile company nai rriining- ov M ies Kuldan -wans..n. i suouid oe guaranteed on any oututy wniie couj collect all legiumate expand.turcs l le unp irlance sacs .Stireeaaes n Sunuav . .i,".i' W..r nv i siT'tsted. tbe plant, and with interest. There la breath on the subject for some time, and 1 the proper direction. I will siadly co-ouer -uin. niisn i.o..mar ami ?ew i,r.l.,l i vjo juiy -.. kw. rraorm r. muuui jr ui reany noinins in ins way o me urmiiii hava often ret I would lka to do soma- nh th. ,.h,.f v....j ilia water company addressed a tter to , Water company giving our citlsera the , thing to brass the deadlock -hat :s hurling ' maae it effective." ma .vau-r ooaio, wmcn in e::ci -uieraa teller mey uemana ana aeaerre, .1 it wants i Omana very seriously but consideration City Attorney Burnam. wnile dlseiaimln to build "so much of a new mam as may to; but a.l us maneuvers have been along j eonvmotal ma there was notmng that could I any lnveatigation of the iagal phssea of a ba necisaai-y. provideit the W ater biard the same line as ine trek of injecting into , be done except wait the outcome of the ! Doaaibia agreement, aa.d ba I'd not bailava Ing knowa that if the company stiuuid go cnarlea it- anermao. a. so a ntrmimr at ; tbe Water board, said. "'As I view it, th.s Is ths most Inopportune time that eould be the case la in 'he hands of the Judges. I chosen to settls the lusatlons now bother- believe we can weil be patient a little n r the oaoula of Omana ainesmns their lunnir Rut if mnv j . .r, , . , . , ,. Uvn'e',.frtmsncuv --rr'," 1 tn" 'UMUo" uf c,,y "rc!-J " b"mf made after the sppraisem. nt. lo conserve wt jpniy. I hava been holding my mem Is possible that will start things in ia ' uy Mis ilerrjuist. awmnvra c ocaa-ar rrajLJuani-. t'T. Arrrras. Sallwt. iillM.:.TAa ""rallc . i i s i m , vi A&aamaa. aiipu- i ' ,s" t '""iiii.i,,,,.. iwaillaa. will nter into an agreement, binding upon , lis bnef to the supreme court the fact that j suit in ths United States supreme court, there is any legal difficulty In tha wa7 :f ! ttie city, Ut repay Ut uie corapani, wbentbe aty haa voted bunds U take over the Now that tha argument has been made and tha two bodies concerned caa f H Uigetuar.