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A T1IE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: JUNE .12, 1910. L Council Bluffs 4 Minor Mention T1 Comnoll Blaffs office of the Omtlu Bee la at IS Scott Street. Bote pbraM 43. Council Bluffs Davis, drugs. The Clark barber shop for baths. ; Corrlgans, undartakera. 'Phones 143. , High-class tailoring. Martin Petersen. FAUST BEER AT ROGERS' BUFFET. Woodrlng Undertaking company. Tel. I3S. Lewis CuUer, funeral director. 'Phone ti. Balrd at Roland, undartakera. "Phone 121 .lI.VCV,Boyl6 of Chattanooga la a guest at the Grand. TRVHBWAPHiANaB ' RhMj KflTATE Scientific and accural teata of the eyes free, at Letfert's. WB CARRY MALT EXTRACT. J. J. Kline Co., lttt Weirt Broadway. W. J. Ferguson of Des Moines la a Coun cil Bluffs visitor stopping at tne Grand.. The Pythian societies of Council Bluffs will observe Sunday as Pythln Memorial day. G. W. Basher haa returned from a suc cessful fishing trip to Jefferson Lake, Mine. Tha school ytar for the district schools tt rotiaw.ttamle county practically closed yesterday. Children's day will be observed at Broad way Methodist bplscopai cnurch Uunusy morning at 10:30. H. B. Sneer of 8heldon, D. Uanna of WoJd Lake, L. K. r'raulof ana H. A. Jones ot t-ioux City are among tne lowan registered at the Grand. ' If you want a guarantee tMt protects you on your piano purchase It of A. Hoepe Co., Ml South Main street, St Pearl street. Coun cil uiurrs, ia. Complete Vote ' in This County Unofficial Keturns Tabulated, Show. ing Besults of Primary in Pottawattamie. NEW CHIEF OF POLICE FOR COUNCIL BLUFFS With the appearance of tfie belated Valley township returns, the clerical force In the county auditor's office late Friday, after noon complied the complete totals of the vote cast In Pottawattamie county at the primary election Tuesday, The total vote Is herewith given and will not ba materially changed by the official count, which will be made Tuesday: Repabllcaa Candidates.' Governor B. F. Carroll, 1006; Warren GarsL I.21S. Lieutenant Governor George W. Clark, 3.819. Secretary of Ktat.-V. C. Hayward, 3.953. Auditor or tuate .nn L. Bleakley, 3,swtf. Treasurer of State VV. W. Morrow, .71. Attorney General William T. Chantland, 1.736; George Cosson, 1,616; Guy A. Feeley, 00. tiiiDerlntenrient of Public Instruction F. E. Lark, M7; Adam Pickett, MK; John F Klggs, 821; 1. C. Welty. 60a; 1). JE. Brainard, 790; A. M. IJeyoe. M; A. L. Hemmlnger. H. Clerk of SiiDreme Court II. L. Bousuuot. 1,788; Burgcsa W. Garrett. l,M;' T. H. Grubb, 371. Reporter of Supreme Court Merton L. Ferson. 2.114: Wendell W. Cornwall. 1.564. Railroad Commissioner Ed Bits. 9S4: Clif ford Thome, 1,338; .lames 11. Wilson, 1.4iil; Earl H. Ferguson, 802; Christopher Ottoaen, m; imviu j. I'aimer, l.stj. Congressman Walter 1. Smith, 3,868; H. W. Bvers. 1.763. Slate rtepresentattve L. Sheets. 1,930; I. ) i - r i v v A i - r w ft, " s.f V ff C. F. P. FROOM. From newspaper desk to the gold lace of 8 police chief Is a somewhat anomalous Jump, but Charles F. P. Froom, lata head of The Bee's Council Bluffs department. haa made It. For about twelve yeara Mr. Froom haa handled Council Bluffs news for i f Th. thirt kk.ui nr.n f .h. Hainnit ! D. Shuttleworth. 2.264: Ueorse W. Adams, inn ee, ana prior to that time, he was fresbylrrlan church choir was given Thurs day evening at tne church under the direc tion of Mrs. Robert Mullla. - Mra. John Melhop entertained at an elab orate lunuheon-ln the women'a ordinary at tha Grand hotel, Friday noon. Covera were laid for sixteen women frienda. Theodore Peterson, a local milk dealer, charged with selling adulterated milk, will be arraigned for heating before Polica Judge bnyder at D:w Baturaay morning. Tha Union City mission will hold meet ings every night next week, beginning Mon day. A big meeting was held last night, at which much Interest was manltestea. MOVE TOUR RKAL ESTATE, PUT TOUR AD IN THhl REAL ESTATE (SEC TION Ob' THE BEE. THE BEE GO Ed TO PEOPLR THAT HAVE THE MONEY. Th case of Mary Enewald against the Iowa & Omana Short Line railway, on ap peal from the appraisement oy a sheritt s jury, Is on trial oefore a Jury in the district court. DIPLOMAS AND CLASS PICTURES They ahould be framed at once, before they ' become damaged. Alexander's Art Store, .s3 Broadway, gives special attention to tneir proper framing. No Information haa yet been secured re garding the Identity of the two cutlery vendors arrested Wednesday, nor from where the cutlery had been stolen.. The two men are being held for further Investi gation. The Grand Army of the ReDubllo delega tion from Council Bluffs to tha Des Moines department encampment has about all re turned. But for tne rain the encampment would have been oua of the best ever held In tha state. Bert Waufle Was arraigned before Justice E. U. Gardiner Thursday on tha charge of permitting gambling In his place at U4 uroadway. . The complaining witness was i.d Stevenson. Tne case haa been post poned to July 9. Dr. Charlea E. Woodbury haa gone to the Paolflo coat on an extended summer's tour. While away he will deliver ado reuses be fore dental aocletiee In a number of the prominent Paclfio coutt cities. He la ac companied by Mra. Woodbury and their daughter. The primary election returns of Valley township were not received at the county auditor's office until late Thursday after noon. Tom Draver, one of the election board, undertook to bring the returns in Wednesday by automobile, but got stuck in the mud and had to lay over until Thurs day. Nearly 170 was raised Thursday by sell ing tags for tha purpose of raising funds for the Lincoln monument to be erected In Lincoln park. The enterprise is in charge of the local chapter of the Daughters ot tha American Revolution. It will be neces sary to raise about S2,VUu for tha completion of tha monument. Tha firemen are putting themselves in trim for the state tournament to ba held at Red Oak in August. Th Bluffs tourna ment truck which will b used at the Red Oak meeting is being placed in readiness for tha meet. Tha crew haa not been se lected yet. but It will ba practically the . ame aa last year. LliRBAD AND BUTTER If tt'a good you won't need to worry about your meals. We are getting In soma of tho finest butter this year that- wa ever had. 30o per pound Also our home-made bread cannot be aaualled. Why 7 Because It'a baked from xood flour, tha old reliable Golden Rule, 31.60 per aack. Horn grown peas are now In. 20o one-half peck; new beets, three for loo : radishes, flva bunches for 6c; turnips. 35o per peck; cauljflowei. 10c; extra fine . berries today, 15c per box. Need coffee to- day T Try our New York roasted, tic per pound. Wa slice our dried beet every day, tlMit's why It'a so good. Veal loaf and cooked ham, always fresh. Bartel & Miller. Telephone So3. 2,12a County Auditor R. V. Innes, 8.966. County Treasurer J. W. Mitchell, 4,028. Clerk of District Court Harry M. Brown, tiherlff T. P. McCafferv. 8.940. Recorder G. G. Balrd, 2,610; H. T. Bar ber. 1.365. County Attorney G. II. Scott, 1.610; F. A. Turner, iu; n. u. Boss, 1,633. BuperlnlSnuW of Schools Charlotte Dry- aen, s.sui. Surveyor J. H. Mavne. 3.696. Coroner H. A. Retchenbach. 307; K. VP. for several years city editor of the Dally Nonpareil in the across-the-rlver city. Through this long tenure ha became widely acqainted and drew about him a circle of Influential friends. When a short while ago the office of police chief in Council Bluffs waa de clared vacant, many men of affairs sug gested that Mr. Froom'a wide knowledge of municipal problems especially fitted him to acceptably fill the office. Furthermore, Woodring 1641; L. H. Cutler, 1.6C6; Warren he ha8 the mllltary bearing, the good looks F. Graff, 66i. I . , , . . ... , , , . kiiu me genial lrum wnicu 19 popularly Supervisor. 1911 W. F. Baker. 1.531 : W. C. Children, 3,139; Adam Eckert, tU9; J. u Harris, 1.279. Supervisor, 1912 T. J. Johns, 3,099. Justices of Peace. Kane Township R. T Bryant, 660; F. E. Deuel, 605; H. H. Field, bOB: E. B. Gard ner. 669: Walter C. Joseph, 6S9: H. M. Lyles. 303; K. McWllllama, 229; J. B. Street, 113; J. H. Strock, 890. Constables J. C. Baker, 1,162; J. E. Ford( 248: F. M. Oallnn M: S. E. Humphrey 663; D. Maltby, 493; W. H. Wallace, 4US; H. L,. ward. 37; A. E. wodwortn, aa. Democratic Candidates. Governor Stephen H. Bashor, 874; Edwin G. Moon, 104; Claude R. Porter, 685. Lieutenant Governor Parley Sheldon, 1,046. supposed to be an essential In the make-up of a police official. Therefore, It came about that the office was tendered Mr. Froom. It literally cams his way and he accepted. That la the whole story, com pressed into tabloid. Chief Froom is fifty years old, but his half century rents lightly upon his broad shoulders, and he doesn't look his age. He" knows every man, women and child In Council Bluffs, and his newspaper work has made him familiar with all of the details of city government. A strong, capable official Is needed to restore order out of HarrnKrv nf Stall A. J. Anders. 91 . i j . . . -i . . . i- ... i j i i. t ivy? TrHra?f PePIe ot Council sBluffS has Attorney General C. E. Waiters, 731; decreed an J the placing of Mr. Froom at Charles H. Amos, 266. ... tho head of the police department is a uJf1e.rinndo!?t 01 VUb"C lnBtrUCl,0n"- movement which is said to meet with gen- Clerk of Supreme Court Robert Van Bus- eral publlo approval. He la prominent in kirk, 1,025. local lodge work, being a charter member Reporter of .Supreme courir-ueors- f j. He , marrle(i and cnngB to Harnarfl. BAA Railroad Commissioner Nixon P. Jones, SSK: Wallor H. Iwtv. 802. Congressman W. F. Cleveland, rea; tienry B. Holsman, 246. State Representative John T. Haxen, 889; L. A. Lenocker, Sol. Cnuntv Auditor J. D. Hannan. 1.077. County Treasurer W. C. Shoemaker, 1,045. Clerk of District Court W. B. Reed, 1,035. Sherlff'-T. L. Llndsey, 629; Henry Born- boldt, 539. Recorder W. H. Barghausen, l.oeg. Countv Attorney Frank J. Capell. L068. Superintendent of Schools F. J. Puryear, 1,036. . ' . isurvevor irwin j. BDeiman.- i.voi, Coroner H. P. . Benjamin. 461; C. H. ftnwttr. TiFA. supervisor, 111 f . w. tsecK, mo; nuueri J. Harding, 652; Frank M. True, 676. Hunarvlsor. 191Z u. A. k-oe. Ml Juatlnea of Peace. Kane Township W. A, Brocke, 255; John IC Cooper, 309; John J. Duncan, 262. Constables 2. item era, iu; aa. o. crown the belief that Council Bluffs Is an ideal home city. RAILWAY FIREMEN GET RAISE Firemen Gives. Twelve and Half Per Ceat Increase that Was i Promised Them. The atory' Is current in railroad circles that a 121& per cent raise has been granted the locomotive firemen on roads running out of Council Bluffs, pursuant with the demand made by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen on roada west of Chicago;' and that the In crease will data from January 1. The granting of thla increase marks the termination of tha threatened troubles be- 269; G. W. Smiley, 166; John E. Stockert, 242. tween tha western roads and the fire men s oroinernooa, wnicn Degan in Jan uary. It also practically ends the threat ened trouble between the brotherhood of firemen and brotherhood of engineers, Women's Meeting JOITieS tO C-ilOSe whlch roae becau,'e of th Presence of m iiuiiiuci .ngiticti in i.iitf uremen B brotherhood for whom representation was . . i """""""" Annual COnvenUOn 01 W. Kj. J.. U. lor I which presents grievances to tha railroad RiTi Tftwa Tiiatrint ia officials. UOllCiUaea. I Suit Agralast Railroads. The Chicago, Burlington & Qulncy, and the Colorado & Southern rallroaA nmnan. The annual convention of tha Women's I ,.. h..n .... in h. n...i. . ChrUtlan Temperance union for the Sfxth pottawatUmIe county for 31.030 for losses Iowa district, closed Ita very successful on a ,hpment of hor8ea ,, year ago. Tne two days- session at tne rirsi napusi plalntlff allegea that he lost three horses SCHOOL BOARD IN SESSION Beard of Kdncatlon Considers Detail VTerK Year aad Teachera' A- Asslsraaaeata. The Board of Education met In annual session Friday night to check up tha de .ii rv nf the year and for the election t W teachers for the ensuing year. i Tha report of the committee on teachers was submitted and dlsoussed, but final aotlon on the report waa not reached until after midnight. The remainder of the ses sion was devoted to the consideration of tha report of the committee on finance and accounts. 4 Agrloaltore la Schools. It la Intended to call a meeting of teach era of Pottawattamie county aome time during the aummer vacation who are will ing to push the department of agricultural extension of Iowa college at Ames for the purpose of Introducing courses of agtioul- ture. and domes tlo science In the county schools during tha next school year. Ames college will send soma one of ita faculty to meet tha teachera and outline tha work .J Geo. W. Klein (Jphoaterlntf, Furniture) He paired and Iteflnlshed, Feathers Renovated, Mirrors Iteplated, and all Linda of mattress work 'done. , Both 'Phones. 19 So. Main St., Council Bluff. i.rr it n.. mt.a I Have 11 UU11C IMUUI TTWflW"" " W9'mum mm'i'Jssaly church, Friday night, These were elected officers for the en suing year President. Mrs. O. O. Oldham of Council Bluffs. Vice president. Mra. Laura Balrd of Council Bluffs. and fifteen were injured through the negli gence of the railroad companies In loading the stock. Lawson & Klrchgessner, have brought similar suits for damages amounting to 11.694, against the Union pacific and the Recording secretary, Mra. Hattle B. Mc- rirrnn Khnrt t.in miH. nr ininriu Naughton of Earllng. , , . . ..,. Corresponding secretary, Mra. Carrie Bal- tiotaea while -In transit lerger of Council Bluffs. 1 Treasurer, Mrs. Sarah E. Savery of At. St. Fraud! Alamnl. lantlc. The members of the SL Francis Alumni The district Is composed of Harrison, wlll hold tn , .nnu.i r41CeDtlon Tuesday. Shelby, Cass, Pottawattamie and Audubon June 14 S to T p. m.. In the academy par- counties. All the counties of the district were represented at tha convention and much interest was manifested throughout. The devotional services of Friday morn ing were conducted by Mrs. May Jenkins ot Harlan. Reports of commltteea fol lowed, SLfter which Mrs. S. B. Bavery ot lora. The banquet will be served at 7 in tha dining hall. On Wednesday, June 15, at 8 a. m., tha Alumnae Masa will ba celebrated, with Rev. J. F. O'Neill as celebrant. The sermon wlll be by Very Rev. E. P. McManus. The officers of the alumni society are Atlantic, gave a report upon the progressl MlM Mary Pagchel president: Mrs. Ida oi tne movement in oenau ot mo rroni- Hughes Fox, vice-president; Miss Mary onion constitutional amendment. irs. ut. O'Neill, secretary; Miss Nell Wlckham, v. a. ricason oi council biuiis. unaer treasurer, and Miss Mary Mlthen. historian tna neaa ot aeparcmem worx, gave a lain on Medical Temperance, The Mleses Pythian Memorial Services. Marlon Owen and Pheobe S pence rendered All members of St. Albana' and Concordia a pleasing vocal duet, which was followed lodges. Knights of Pythias, are requested with a paper on the advertising ot Intoxi cating liquors, patent medicines and other habit forming drugs. Tha paper waa read by Mra. Stella Miles of Council Bluffs. After the election of of f loera. Memorial services were held, led by Mrs. Laura Balrd of Council Bluffs. Friday afternoon's session was devoted at the atart to ten minutes testimony by to assemble at the Fifth Avenue Methodist church Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. Rev. 8. O. Lewis will deliver tba memorial ad drees. The committee will meet at Knights of Pythias hall Sunday mocnlng at 7:30 to go to the varioua cemeteries to decorate tha Pythian graves. All members having flowers will please ten persona, each giving a one minute pring them to the hall Saturday- evening. scleniino or scriptural reason for working t gainst the saloon. I Avery to Talk; at Woodhiae. Under the head of department work, aev- LOGAN, Ia., June 1L Special.) Chan etal short papers were read, the afternoon's cellor Avery of the University of Ne cession closing with a short musical pro- braska, will deliver the commeneement ad' gram. dress of the Woodbine Normal school Frl Last evening a large audience gathered day evening, June 17. Tha graduating to enjoy the chalk talk by Mlsa Margaret classes are as follows Wlntrlnger, and tha addresa "Law Enforce ment," by Rev. J. W. Jones of Council Bluffs. Tha evening program was Inter- spread with several musical numbers. Marrlace Licensee. The following licenses to wed wer Is sued yesterday: Harley D. White, Harvard, Neb tl Stella K. Morrlssey, Harvard, Neb 19 ff8 A. A. CLARK & CO. innn Hfr'CV n?1 horses, cattle and LUJ4.J LaUaJb I U.J HOUSEHOLD FUBIOTURD AND AIfY CHATTEL RECTKJTT AT OJrjS-UAXF TSK TJSTJAXi RATES. Twenty Tears of Baocessful Business VCPRNKR MAIN AND BROAPWAT. OVER AKKJUOAIf EXPRESS. ( No eoanectlea with the firm calling themselves The Clark ifartgaee Oa. I BOTH PHONES SIT. 4TIO. f. TIIKLHT, Mgrr. Commercial, Leonard Sewwet, Frances Royer, Susie Royer, Nora McWllliams; county certificate, Luella Simpson, Hasel Hansen, Maude Eibsrt, Mable N orris, Ellen Barry, Zelda Bennet, Cliffs Elbert, Nellie Don; stkte certificate, Flossie Kleeb, Fan nie Royer, Myrle Uage, Grace bedsaul, Helen McWllliams, Alma Reed, Myra Blust; college preparatory, Florence Elnor Sweet, Milo Gilkerson, Ethel White, Ben son Tupper. Iaiaaetlea at Waterloo. WATERLOO, Ia., June It 8pecial Tele gram.) A temporary Injunction waa la- ued, restraining tha Chicago Great West ern railway from Interfering with the street railway company. Thla Injunction la tha reault of a riot that occurred Wednes day night, and will be made permanent if necessary. Iewa News Notes. LOGAN The contract for the erection ot the new court house at Logan was awarded to W. J. McAlpme ot Dixon, III., the amount being tss.iltt. CRESTON A carbuncle, on his lip, cause lbs death of Clyde Warrior, a young uiaf ill IA here the last night in this Come on Boys! Omaha lays in the path of the Glidden 1 our. i ' ' The Tourists will reach week of June and spend the city. The cars will have passed through the South and Southwest, and will have cov ered a distance of more than 2,200 miles. f e e L The tour ends in Chicago the first of July. This is the greatest test ever given a machine in the United States. About all of the cars handled in Omaha will be represented in it. Dai Lewis in a Chalmers is guiding them. It will be a great spectacle to see the cars glide in stained with mud of a dozen states, and from every section of Nebraska and Iowa enthusiasts will flock to Omaha to see them. This will be a great opportunity for dealers to meet tjieir trade. The Omaha Bee will issue its Glidden Tour Number on the day ot the tour ists' arrival. It will give all the information of the trip and interesting in terviews with those who are in the race, besides valuable data about Auto Row and the captains who make it go. living near Brldgewater. The young man's face waa swollen ao badly ha was past recognition. CRESTON Frank Coan, one of the city's popular young business men, surprised his friends here ty going to Orient Wednes day, whe'e he was united In marriage to Miss Olive Patterson of Spauldlng. They wlll make their home here. CRESTON A Manila cablegram received here announces the marriage of Mrs. Carrie Lassaux Hurst, a former resident of this place, to Charles Edward Wright, (superin tendent of schools, stationed at Capis In the Philippine islands, the wedding being solemnised at that place May . Mrs. Wright has been a domestic science teacher In the schools ot the Islands for the last six years and Is well known here aa this was her girlhood home. CRESTON County republican officers re ceiving nominations at the primary Tues day are: K. O. Kmelser, for auditor, to succeed himself; J. M. Bcurr, for county treasurer; Thomas Beaumont, clerk of the courts; J. V. Mason, sheriff; Miss Clara Braunbergrr, county recorder; - Richard Brown, county attorney; Miss Mary Dore, county superintendent; Theodore DeLaV, surveyor; James McKee. coroner; E. DeVot, J. Miller and Abbott, for supervisors. Car roll's plurality In the county was '!; Rtckett's, 7o; Morrow's, l.ft; total, 1,U. Judge Towner's plurality was 239. Speaker annon Will Defy Foes "Uncle Joe" to Take Stump During Fall Campaign in Various Sections. WASHINGTON, June ll.-Speaker Can non will enter the congressional campaign this fall and defy his political enemies from tha stump in varioua parte of tha country. Tha speaker said today that ha had not yet decided Just how generally ha would go Into the national campaign, but that ba would make aome speeches In different parts of tha country. Mr. Cannon declared ha expected to return to Danville soon after congress adjourns and make some speeches in his district. No opposition to the speaker for re-election from the Danville district baa been disclosed, and his re-election to his aeat in congress Is practically conceded. It Is stated. DALZELL GETS INJUNCTION Plttsbarst Congressman Takes Contest fur His Beat Into Court. the PITTBBURO, June 11. Congressman John Dalsell, through his attorneys, has asked Judge Joslah Colin, sitting in chambera, for a restraining order against tha commis sioners of Allegheny county to prevent that body from opening the ballot boxes in ttlxty-flve districts of tha Thirtieth con gressional district, which - have been Im pounded and their count contested by, Dr. K I. Black of McKeesport, who waa Mr. Dalsell' opponent In tha republican con gressional primaries of last Saturday. The petition of Mr. Dalsell's attorneys also asks that, should the court rule that the ballot boxes be opened, that an order be Issued to open avcry ballot box In tha entire district and make an entirely new count. Judge Conn granted a temporary writ ot Injunction restraining th. count commissioner, from opening any mors bal lot boxea In tha Dalsell-Black conttat until h. makes a final decision as to whether or not he wlll order the entire primary vote recounted. SEEKS TO DIVORCE PLUMMER Wife of Celore Mae. Says U. Smashed Her ISye Glasses svava Otherwise Abased Her. Mra. Zora piummer charges her husband. Henry Piummer, a wall known colored man, with cruelty and asks ths district court to grant her a divorce. Piummer le accused ot striking his wife and of break ing her eyeglasses. . Julius II. aVhuett, man agar of tba Pabst company, has filed suit for divoree, charg ing desertion by Mrs. Lena SchuetL Mrs. May Gibson, who married Samuel Gibson two months ago, files suit alleging aonsupport , The Key to tha Situation Bee Want Ada,