THE BEE: OMAHA. FRIDAY. AUGUST 11.
1911.
BRIEF CITY NEWS
at eve Imi Pries
fse ':r"t rn're air
. . KBw-rr'r -f Mr.ier. t--
Beaton. M a p-ep-k na CaaJjea
lor Conaty Ti
w. A- Bodiek. B-r-rU JaAge For re
laruMtlit, A -gnat J. prl --arise.
sorgo A. Bag, Xtaotrtct Fadge Cnji
daie tor re oiwwi, r-pwotean nrm-iarr.
A eg eat la, 13- Hi rp. f fefly e-ffits year
svypr.rt.
w Waa. Mtwwi Harry Lamest
etaried nit tor 4rert a weft FX-". Lev-sat
ra district fesn Tfcureday. Ilard
eampea- started siat for dtverne sgainir
Hawtt aempaen
tase U Bee the Skew Tbe Omaha pe
lie hr been akd La kaofco-t fur an la-o-aa
by the name ef Charles Roy. vte er
easod from the Genoa ladiea ecbooi
T"ortnaeday aad la tifwud to coax to this
erty.
Bailey at Pearl smesasess, X. X. Charea--
C T. jinny, tar man fwi prominent tn
Tewi Men s Chrhmaa mwtUus work at
ft. Jost-pa. Mo.. ia spending his vacation
la Oanaka with me father, ruue Mcmtrr
f the Twin Men's CTirtsttaa aeaociatkiaL
Mr. Baiiey wW aiw-k at Faarl Hnrxx-i
Metkndlss. Episcopal rk-rrh jTaae even
tag aad hu discourse win (ua the torn
-f k lecture. Mr. Ba-iey Ui'N eooa to
aosept a aerretary-hip Ml en I!nole dty.
At aiaiaan PVslek Bee-e-vnrd Work Tha
board at 4Tau wwtai oa te new
"ttl kwUevr4 la ready te aiU ru
vvnrda The board, constating of Otto
Ban ma a. O. A. Brett and Ptuikp Trhktne.
Baa eat lawiid the tiJm ef real estate
ag gr es.ur.g about Kat.lM slick win be
iwndomaod by tke city for a aw drive he
twven Foataae-e park aa Thirty-First and
Bp-ague streeta Eaectu-ilr the tyslaca
via ex-end trosa Miller mark through Fon
taneU and thence to Be-aia park.
la THarkairi Kmapnai Ca-
ka was arrratad Tuesday aa tk
rra aC racatriac UVra aroarty, -aa
kckara4 la pottos eoort Taj-aa.y morula-
Jata J. Mahaair aad Leo HoTTman
tcwariaa tkax Cgknba ka4 a fod rhar
aetor aad u eo of tka leia.f akiiaa
t&ropirta af ika cfty. Culomaa arfandsd
l-i ma i If ky aartec'tkat ha did not ksv
tka Ua fnii fi had purcbaaaH from
U aoy wara stUaa. aa thay laid kias taay
hd laaad tka cksna, kasia and rata a-klcn
ka aorahaaad
Wtm Maid as Matrtat 1 t i atiacra
aata kad ta tka disLrlet court, ky Police
Jack Cravfsrd vara aj-ralid ka crliB
teaf court aa4 siradad aat gulity Tbarsday
raarins. Tkry are Gaorya Duanntryer tad
Hjaid ML ekara-ad intk put axrcasr
far ataattnc Jrvalry and S3! la aaaoay traa
tka basa ot Aaruat PaUraaa Jane 9; Jaha
Okvay. ckaryad wttk graad kurcay for
ataaXtad: agma aatoiaoMia cuppUaa froja tka
akos af aVaaart MedaBakd Joiy . Jaha
Raa and Ckartaa RasraK. eharsad a-ltk
rraad Ikreaay tx ataailnd prvrtatoaa fraea
HUd Cartaoai Jmly ; Joha Brawn.
crjarad ak abootlnt; tt wound Chayca
Tylcr.
It is
to taka aaur
.kktarka-ly tar tvaacniar ar
Ma-uaOata. A.l rhat u awedad t
a frea ar-piicatiota ot Ctaxnbar-wa a Ln.
Bekt.Far aala ky aJl
First Guns Fired
by Barbers' Union
C. It Feider Filet Tv Compltistt
ia Plic Cout for Tiolktio
of SuiUj Oriimaacc.
Tm m niiaiata wet fli tn poDoa oaurt
TBuradar aast prcprUtars af kaxfcar
Ic cactc kair aaat ekavlmc tor pay
Tka ecraiplalTrts were fJlad ky C.
kt raMter. ariaer tor tka karkara. Tkoaa
ckarfad witk bn( rwavtad tka ardi-
Harmu achna. VB Leaves-
aad rtaa M-rtaa. lr
wotk atraat. The aata ara art for
kearlac Friday aur. wkau. tha karkara
sain, tkry wi2 ka-a a a striker af uawa
bara-ra aa tka at ad who wi tmfy they
aaia akarad astd kad tkaur bair cut ia tUeae
aautkbakmaata. aad tkat tkay parf full
prkss far tka war-.
Aa Aaasrteaa Kta
tke great kis.. ef eurea Dr. mr'i New
Wswwy. tke quick, safe, aore rough aad
d racnady. and CM. Far aa'-e ky
ban tea Drnc Co.
la tke are
Cealeat.
t f aaatay. Aeaawt
IS.
HF LOSES PART OF HIS NOSE
marks
ear Betas; Drank,
wait-ra waa a amis lasktaa
ka keaea eaurt Tkwra-ay. witk kis
all bandaged ua. a ham ba faced
Judge Cravfard am a cbarge af drunken
nana and waa discharged. Walters fell at
aff tke ton af aia
wkea ka kit tke
BREAKING OUT
Y
WWi Scratched h Md Sorts. Ter
rible Itchingaund Burning Kept Her
from Sleeping. C-ticun Remedies
Completely Cured Her. MaRaiarnu
body.
I aa kl I abeand ra era.-.
It -rat cane eut B IBLe
tUI a eweeed rev
wneat bedy and innae
d -a ta my ka eea. alas
tny arms dswa ta try ei
kewa kens I acr-tckad.
k aiade aan-a. and the
torr-ue au-u-c aad bura-
bag kesK aas
g- 1 tnsd at
VA d-s a
X Tkaa 1 eeei
tka Cnrlrara Retard-a. I naed ths Ctd-cara
f)ea and Cutinxtra Omirai'sil. alas the Iie
veal, for abo-t bar --rn. and ihey
eaaeparMty eurad aas af in mmt I aae kad
to m m a ef t a 4 issi aiaoa I never ad
a geea aafht's lest ar-ar ue at mi aruptaas
nrat kreae mM tdi I loianeai 1 1 aaiag ue
Cvtk-ara acao and Oaiai ml e .y
naed ekisj a lew days kilaea I mil ess
taee were baguug te kaat. aad the terribja
Boba-f vaa fwan.
-Tkoav tkat Dwed hi tke be-as at the tana
knew bow I auSei-d. aad kov tke Cat-twra
koap and tin Li eel rarad aaa. I
a balk vanout in rig tbe Cuurera .
1 a aaa boUeoe
lor ary n .tare- tkaa tee Cuta-ura aosa
and to-smew - ijrnedl Has fkvrak Ca-oee.
oaakegaa LU, Mar. I. Ill.
Cotirvrn aap aad OvKnarat are har aak)
taawg-s-t t-e vorid. kol ta tkaa aaa
have a-tUund aauck. Mm hue and are a aa.
eut kutk ki aay awa'siiei. a Ismtm i
at eark laaetb-r wa a J
CO
RED
"Three years age UUa wtmer I kad
lisss I ii g eaa taat eeeered sty wkeaa
cvai skenw
trarai raaas-
aaed as try
sa tea
ajow and Mvenaaiwt. of ta earn and arals wfl
be eaaa-e --e. aa aootat mm. aoereai Pee,
bar Drug a Ciataa. Corn, Dept. SA. lull!
Nebraska
FINAL HEARING BEFORE BOARD
X--:v. ' . . . . ,
Frt.fist C:fictiii D-citted by
lUiTty Ken.
CXAHA &LTEXSJ(T3 IT GUILD
I O. Jtm rir-rd Hrad ry-iartk
Aaaesafclr f r f If re-lk Tlie kel-
daw Maertrn Wka rir-t wed
later at k eat fa aTate
Kru i a Ptaff Cor-ejwaie-0
UNCXiIN. Nek Au . i aprrtai- Tke
Stale Rail war esom isw nn beaaa a final
kearawt J . forenooa cm csa.ricatKn of
trrrti. A fcoat of ra lroad rrem aad rery
few shippers attmded tiie -eec. E. H.
Wad. itenerai frciybi adent of the t'oioti
P-riTw railmad company, tock a )edin
fan ra -jr-!i- char res and riria rei -Mt.s
tkerefor. Tke kearm wt!l prvbaly
at for two days.
J. M. Gatld. r presmtlrd On ial Cotd
nereiaj rluk. cwoi telt -d aenst af tfie
ckaatrea propoaad acvd ibaanad a rru-mad
' wtJ eif tha present d-a.neet)oaa. Mr
GuUd insi-trd ea rvtaintnc kutter lor irraase
in barrels -iih clitk lop. but Mr. Wood
rfended that a rjerte r parfeare atxruld be
tnsu-ad cp-a by raiU-uada. That packact
was allcved ta ka ai rpad at a uu baa
the ra.. roads vara kaalinc fowd lor farmers
to aat and seed ptia for thejn to ra-v
a crap." ka said. ' Xow that tka farmers
ara aats aatraottsi aad ka-e reJ-tt car
pet. tnrist that a better packare sbould
ba shippad as tkat atbar caoda will not be
oaota.ssinated-'
Tov jM rot ebrt ta the fa oers
ka-hiic kuuer ia tbair autotauMrsT" aakad
Commiamtoned W j-cett-
f-astor Place ef Sacaders twucty. wbo
at a ahippar of ateeJ ilveruv. waa prcaeat
ta aak for a reductioa ia csla satnemtion aa
tke produce be a hi pa." Vr. Heaiey of Pre
moat aad tke Va Steen Fence oontj-aay ef
Beatrice aakad for a redactioa en eenbtaa
tkm wire trnrrg used for ii-w poruUsle
com cribs.
A3 of tke differ ecoea ketweea -he rail
roas and shippers aia to be taken un
rr ad kse-uent by Ue ec i ass) oa.
Oog.m.'Fiaiepera Clai ke aad Faroe kare an
der eeaaideratkia the applicatioa of tke
OaiaJia Grata cxchaii.a. that tke tveoty
foar bovr d-arorrar Emit on rm'n be ot
" e Us apply to rai that has aot bees
piaeed ac the laspecOoa track. Tke time
! required far tnapectlon wia prekable be
not counted by order C tka cemmiaaloa
when it insuea its order.
Kparerth Aaoeaakly Clawee.
The fifteen-k "-' ssasiua af tka Ep-
aaaeanaiy ca te a eioaa teeay i
after oca a tke meet snooaasCul years
ever bad by the orsaa. tsatloa. Cpwars
af Law people were enoaunped an the .
rra-sda d-rias; the tea day aad crowds
r" --& ketveea t.U aad i.(M) fram Uua
ettr attended tke ro-rars eacb evea-ac- i
At the aenaal alectioa. beid todar. tke I
fellowusf efSoers were a ted. aearly ail :
k-and re-tectl-Ba. te tbe places which :
they held; I O. Jwms waa named a
bead for tke C ft ib ttee aiaca tke ar- :
rarataattoa ef the ajwetebiy. Tke ether ef
fioers are: J. -OT. Etnbree, rice president;
O. . Tokef , aeoreta-y: C E. jkierau.
treasurer; Re-. C. M. Phepfeerd. auditor;
Mra. C. U Meyers ef Geaeva, Juaior so- !
pertnteadeBt; C M. rnrrnaa af Havre. n
nua-iosary aecretary : Vr. L F. Roach, j
vecretary of Christian rttiarnehlp. Reso-j
lotieaa were passed pr sjsfaf the rnuut- j
meat aad the otfirer ef the aaeembly. the
work of the speaker s aad Grer hot A id rich I
far vrternff the .- tkaae ball bill. Tke
eaiooa waa ndeimed as aa enemy ef
the home and won a suffraxe was en
deraed.
Ftrat Winter Vat la a fate.
rec-tor A . Sheldoe ef tke WiatiYe
ref erenoe lrar-a baa dedveed from the !
recar-s of the past tke fact that the Erst
vtater vaeat sawed la this state waa by i
M. Haber. father of Cioaa John Maker
af tius city, en his farm in Fiatie eovaty. !
ta laaV The plaaUna was Tery sni a. I
aaao-ntisc ta oa.'y two buebela. but. a-)
oorin- to a leUar en file with tke State :
Board ef Agneaftare. it returned te Lhe
owner nineteen and a half kuseei af tke
grain.
Winter wheat, however, was net taken
np by the farmers of the state to any
1 great eaat until 1H srhen the prevaiesry
of the oh iBch kug-s forced the farmers to
cast abovt tor something te take the pace
af this grain. The grain expertmented
akk by Mr. Maker aaa kianled ia Sep
tember. . and aaa harvested la Jaly.
Tflt.
Ten Beak aw Fire.
Ma-nle Mntdoen. a stewograpker ta tke
afrlee ef Fire Comrntaaioaer P-tadall, la
kusy during her chiefs sneer-: a la getting
eut what win be known as a fire text
book for tbe schools ef the vase. Miss
Muldoon ia wrhing tha book herself and
ta aueoditg ta rvery phaae of tha work
cr-Uksctad with Ha piecing km the ackoeis
af tke state. rMmarily the work will be
Cor the lover grades. A part of it Is writ
ten kt verse Cor the hitie anas aad ia
ealcuiaiad by Its author te be" better
remembered ky then
Fewer Bide la Ltsxwtau
A decrease ef nearly tKi ek fane ever
July X Ibis ia rapurtad by Lha L-acoln
Tractien company far tbe aaontk ending
July 53, mil. accord. rig to figures given
eut led by General Manager J. H.
Hum pa. la July. ma. M.-M paid -ares
ware recorded, traarfera being excluded
from the caii. iilatKia. Fv.tha same partod
Uua year the eon est ooahag figiirs la eaiy
nH.s7r
In July of lal year the company gave
serviue ever SZLfUt ar anil as wmie this
year it reduced the an mi, ta accord -awe
wkk tke fa-licg off of traffic, to XSM
car rr.Oea.
The r-wtictsan in cask fares amounted
( ta AS per rent, wkiie the sen ice red-rtion J
was per ceat. In July. -Till, rhers were !
tj: f ..ares per ear mile, wkerras this j
year there t I
Brtase Over Ropaklkeaa. j
Tke ete-aty ef Rd U ! ia ike lat '
te ask for a tia-e tf the siese aid fur
br.d gc b i.d'n g. The county uommimuon
rra kave tpj1-d im aU-Oe k ngrrnw U- O.
iTsve for a Hi fur the c atistrurtlua af a
ar-tga lo be Ja fort ka ever L-e Reptib
ln mar. tke tmnalal c at becg IS.iiie.
KEWS NOTESFROa CALLAWAY
rtaairn of I aa tk.ra Part of f mei
toaatr Mold Aaaaai Pkeoie .
Teaasaiera Unit kark.
CALLAWAT. Nek. Ag 14. cSpecU-.)
Tha Oad Aeti lare plexor tar tae aowkwost
Ittrur of Cusrer co jnty was he d tn tke
park at tkia Viace yantorday. and krvagat
at the larceot crowd Sa the aUs-ory af tke
An nnaeit program was
tka prtnettai apsiksr kotna
Jadge Aaron Mali of Loup CJty, r-puk-Bcaa
caa'idate fur Judge ef tkla J-dicial
dhvtrv-t. Mr. ail waa one ef the pan are
ef Custer county, raving practiced law
bora before tke a-gajaisatiua of tha y.
In a game of ball nayed ea tke local
aiamwad Wednesday, Canaway defeat ed
m iHJa- by tke locates snare of U to X.
Tke railroad eoaepaay la new experieae
heg sinn trookta tn gemng tka bridge
Nebraska
TTl.
ksato-j nn tr ta rrr.4 -1 O
H. f-on this ywitut to ar i"iaofr.
hnp Sraltrj wer racrrt ins S cots
i 1 pr TTd fir tir wrk. J th
,.B,paI!T T. tM. rw t .ts.
iara t.'i l.alr suit tbrlr A
r-M't. Ik raj-4a at th aaww in Dw at
! iti-d i-ndttki wm matmai ajk
j t b h:atd in
A chaa haa ti! rrad m tie firm
j v ampar j- a-rr raTj in ranis. parr art) s tls a wk oil. ir rn
!Xr Var.jcrra prrri-ha-ni. tt tn:rr rts of tin mr t.jr tr ranrjda' ha f n k!njft
' Mr. Caa .pa f and rbr lartr r-rtr!t r-rm jakJr ft th iruo-'bjt' virwy. It is rr
tK.a tui.i Vr. " tt ' t riT--U f d- snnaJ aaJMtatMk and wtiIow aria
rrt jn a fw lwU nj i l! travel ritrn- j J"r aivrrt-s:n tKai is bir,a vorktJ a.rr.J
i:t ia the ! ope that i; a-.;! bfaSt h ! kc'wJy. The rurtc-n f the ahfpkeep
i a-Jtk. i rr as comr to aftar ta nf-a aicdoa
' I spave Jv-thT or to o e- It tp to aH
Sutton Young Man
Drowned in Canada
Je -H aTrTatTo-VI-- A V Tfzt.
r
izg at Srew-er'i Xillt. Loei
Life ia Water.
m mw
tCTTOS. Jtek. AUS. -3pecaiV-?Cew.(eIfc f-ee beer after ,
waa lwHi thas wjomrar tkat ieeeph Mc
Laughlin, who with kis aunt. Mrs J M-
i
ran. was visit .na ta Ontario, Canada, was
drewned at Brewer's rTs today. The
body will be brcrurht to ba home ia t-tt.ua
tor bwrial Mr. McLavafkna wan a naanher
ef the class ef -til ef the f-ften H-fa
erheoL
Key Drtwat Sear Bai Elder.
U COOK. Nek.. A kk Spac-i Teto
rram.) Paal. the 14- ear-eon of H-bert
Bea-k. Erh-g near Box Elder, this ao-ary,
was di ua !ed Wedaeeday aftemott a beat
3 s'dork fn a twlmwilac kcV tn a raayoa
aboct twerre n3ea nortk of MeCook. The
body was karied here tkkt eve-anc.
More Rains Visit
Western Nebraska
D. Clem Dearer Ectarai from JT.rLa
wet aad Keporta tkkt Crn is
ia Fine Co-iitiaa.
W cetera Nebraska received eanaoderaole
ef a drenchlas; Wednesday and Wednesday
aicht. skewers ha ttos; been yeoeral alet-f
tke line of the Union Partfer front Kimball
west aa far a tha state Bae. Ia Wyoi!i
the rains extended from Ckeyenae ta Lara
mie. In eastern Ketiraeka the only p!ace
rlatted by rain, accordntd to the rsi-road
repcirts was Lyoaa where there waa a
heavy ahower, continuing for mora tkao
aa kaar.
D. On Dearer of tbe B-rtt&rton land
department has rataroed from a trip that
took bint ever tke wbete ef tke oocBnaoy s
txjrttwnet Nebraska lines. He renorts tkat
throughout the entire aortkera pertuin of
tbe state, durtnff the last three weeks rams
have been heavy and freeueat aod tkat
the rem crop is la excellent ronditlon, ap
parency fIly up to tke average at this
isa eon af the year. Throughout the entire
sand hill the hills and Tailors are revered
witk a keavy growth ef graaa. as froth
and green as it ordinarily ia ia June. Ia
that section ef tbe state, cattle are fat and
ready for tke market, the "grajaet being
in the beat condition ia years.
On the Rock la-udL rust over the Ksnrss
line, there were a number of plaeea visited
by abovera. but nose of Lhecn struck Xe
braaaa.
Ia tbe extreme south w eat aarti-a of Lewa.
along the Wabaah road, there were aevtral
j fairly rood ehowers, but aoae ef them ex
tended veer iau this state.
Omaha Hospitality
Pleasing to Peters
Preudeat
f Saariffa Aaaveiatioa
"Wauld Hare CoBTcatiaa Held
Here Araia.
"I bare attended almost every conrent-on
of the National 5herift9 assoctarijci. bnt
never have I attended a meeting where the
degniea vera treated with rueh n-naierra
tien. such remarkable genei ueity. aa la
Omaha. I wl any without the alightest
heajta-lon that your city la tka beat I hare
vrar seen for cvaventtos. If ether ergani
satJons are treated the same as we a ere
and evidently tkey are. for that seemed
to be the consensus ef opinion at the cere
Baceries at the Ak-knr-Ben den last Msvday
night. If Omaha wished the convention
next year, er ever wtskes It again, I will
give It any most hearty support"
President Peters cf the National Sheriffs
aarfia ooa. wka waa rhrsan Weda-aday
tor hia third term, made this remark te a
ttle group of Otnahaas. and his god opin
ion af Oraaha was promptly -ndoraad ky
W. A. Gerber. who was re-eleeted aeare
tary. Mr. Gerber aaid: Nehr-ka turned
eut beautifully te tke ovaeeaaen. and
Omaha kas given aa the 'glad hand every
vhere we haTe gone during the co-rven-tion.
Ia no acker city ia waiek the sher-
have ever held tbear meeting has suck a
re-aarkable wcJeoe&e been e-tended."
E. W. Krampert Wins
Hanrard Scbolarship
0-B-Ju Boy -Mrei tkt Award
fered by tie Harvard C.b
ef Se.riAaa.
I H Walter Kram- -
pert, a grad uate from " ...
tha Ocnaka Uigk
aracea. received tbe I
a hoar hip .tlrred by i.
tha Harvard Oak of
Nebraska. Thia echo- i
arship air .Mints to
C-at. which will pay t
Kraiapert's Way'
thro-gk the Harvard
rr-
amceraity tke first year. Krampert re
orntly gradua-od Croai tbe O-taka High
achoel wttk kigh koaorn. kavtna; bad re
work kea way tneo-gk ackoct. Thai Is tke
third sck-iajwrup the dak -aa given atnee
ua at gaahmuen, three years ago.
Tbe kprieania for ttut -choiarstilp knee
ts pass aa-sxa-ileatiaa far tke aaiverity
aefora tkey are ertgibie Car tke acnoiar
ship. After tkey have passe- the exaavma-t-'n
ijr past school record la looked a;
aad one ef the apfkeaats ta rer-raatnd4
t tke etab as tn in lag a,' the priae.
PERSOaAL PARAGRAPHS
rv. Alfrwi O Peterann has recumod fraea
avcoi w-u aia lamt.y la tke Black
HHW of rowtk nak-ca. trs Pet-raan aad
nm-trea wm remain until aepteni ir t
. Mr aad Mra Ra pe ICltchea af tha Pax
Ian aoxoi ka-e rwruraed (nn a eur cf ike '
ntnnxharea-ara erniea Toy aaw af-aal aoaae
uuae aw ie rasoe memmL.
rwaneoat avneae BUi'er or rno local nerk :
aasaM 4 new T-
anaw e naix-aai meeting ef park ;
--, m hi mm m I n l.' isav
- na rwana a sa.t.Laa a - m - I
PRIMARY CAMPAIGN EGEOES
Prrwnkl , CaiTtji Only EiTectiTe
3Cti? fcr Ckaiiiitft.
htxxil rs rrxcciLanc I
I naa-ta rnntr tkr ai n a. tr wt-
at alraat lor riarra
tka Vtrrml (
I AfrBe-iaS 1-. prl r-ia.-v- of a- pofitiraj
j wbii ttiUi the rwalt trU t r
fronts are so lltered wltn CM.ndlali-' po
i ur
rares that the- ret In one anothe- way
reaeral neetrc are ec-reed.
tkey fl ta atpeaJ io the present s-ale
infi ve mwn t re niv f in a wa j an . jia
! w i . ... - re. -:
1 " ' 1 ' " -"I
there, an 3 more than half ef tbew w-re
candidates or ob-eeekers samry trai'.ine
I cue aaethe. The workers eooferenrea
i j ..im kka t)u. th. TiVilrrva
o-r!ock aad other rrfreshtcent. a-e tbe only
ones tkat have a drawtnf card.
"I see that Htmrsiel's agents have broken
ioto pruat. charging Hor with faHtag to
support a long list of republica caadi
datee." said a my kali man vasterday. 1
dca t believe Humroel waats ta be held re-spacaiB-t
for this, because he knows t.et
k la net tnaa and tkat U.e shoe is ea the
other foot. These fer.ows bars their ve
when everyone knows Hntamei for three
years gx his bread and batter tkrotigh an
appointment under Dakhxuua, aad that. too.
when the democrats were m full co-itroi
of the oe-Bcil. H ,.Tnmel right now ia la a
hard and fast combine with tbe democrats
in the council in the interest of the fraa
chlsed corporations aad a division of pie.
H-ameJ's vets aad taCaenoe put a dexno
erat ia the cry anorney a office aad aa
other democrat in the city eonsptroller s
offlea. when tha reptikllram abil baae
bad ana if net aetk, ef these p.acea Ham
mers friends are la mighty poor position
ta charge any republican vitk helping
cemocrats Into office."
Ornt'ii la ktlt the Mecca of otztxida cas
didates looking for votes on the state
ursvet. Jadge Letton waa tn town Woririaa
Aav- Judx Rent has been nutans- in time
oa tbe calling list aad Jadge Harare nasjBd
been almost a eooaaaooa rMtor te Omaha j Frurt"
H. C. Beebe of Oseeota. the etnraty attor
ney of Ptrfk co-sty. la bars la the Interest
of bis candidacy for state railway oemmis
stoner ea the repwbiicaa ueket. B. kt.
Mnanaa ef Alma ia likewise doing some
promoting for the bum office on the dem
ocratic ticket.
Judge Leslie Is ge'.tiug reLuma la las can
rasa for district judge on painstaking aad
arcacnmudatlng admlsistratloa of the
oauaty oo-rt during kis kQcnmkecvCy. Tka
fact Judge Lesiie ma e good aa county
Judge eren bey and the expectations of his
frienda ia what makes them so cBthaaaaatlc
for his promotion to the next higher bench.
Poet master "Ben" Thomas la not so
muck la evidence as m the last campaign
and it is a safe y Jens that he will not
shake down kis subordinates lor contribu
tions again this tiana "Ben." however,
has keen holding almost daily secret con
fads witk Joe Hummel behind closed
doors ef the postmasters office grriaf Joe
the benefit of his Ben's i experience and
counsei. "Baa" is telling has pets and eoa
bdaate tkat they mast help -Joe" vat ia
tbe primary as a vlrjdicatloa af the post
master against his aoruaera
These are the sees an easy street on the
republican ticket with cone ta contest witk
them for nankaatian: Robert Bmltk tor
I district ov-rt clerk. Frank Dewey fur
cotmtr elerk. TTTLfci C. Crosby for eorontr,
George McBrida for surveyor. W. A Toder
for eeuaty anperia-snden-. Mare than tke
nenal anmber af aafctiea
corriB
1XBEITID
taa xaa Wka Ban Away witk
Yewnar trl t a tared.
MA&gHALLTOWN. la, Aug. M. .Spe
cial. V Eloping from Newton to this city ta
tbe hope that they cou.d be quietly mar
ried here. Elmer gefce anei liem. aged SS.
and Mes Leota Levrlace, aged la. wens
arrested here today at the tn stance of the
Newtaa ofSoera. a ho were put ea the
eeirple's Trafl by the girl's parents. Mr. and
Mra. H. E. Lovelce. The girl stole a may
frem hesne B-rht before last, met bar lover
la a nearby alley aad drove with him to
Gi'.ma a . where they took the train for tkla
city. At tka instance of tke officers tha
couple was refused a Bcecee here and their
arrest tallowed soon aftarwarda Tkey were
taken to Newton ea an evening train. The
gin is a fT-eehmaa of tke Xewtea High
school.
Ft i ii fkarktd by Llgktnln.
MAFrHAILTOWN. L Aug. .-tno-ela,l
Frra aaa were shocked aad ana
seriously injured, telegraph aad telephone
a iim were torn down and some damage
vaa done ta buildings by lightning which i
u-k- tm ui atav aianci aarmg a nam
eiertricai storm this mcmlrg. While he p-
ld r re 1 a ear V,rrrS r t-tln- -. i
sever? ' j shocked by the lightning that his
condition, the physicians say, la critical. A
htrh wind aceemcahled tha storm, duing
aa ga ta .
sor Evrat
ted Paste
Chicago to New Tork and rvt-re, trr.kv
Boatoa aad returm. tM-W. Low re tea ta
sther eastsra dea'inanoaa. On aalo daily
fLikaral stopovers. leau-ra at local agrs.
; or write Jocn T. Ca-ahaa. 'na nf Gee
Agant. ii Weet Aca-.
1. . -- .: - . .,
fjJl -irMl-1MB - k-asjskM i mm ' ' " ' '
; Hols tlaw Regarded
Lorimer and Jack Pot
Bribes as Gifts
Stite Senator Sajt He D:d Sot Tell
Hii Tnn.it Abot it Becarie He
Ihd Sot Coziiier Axout Lrr.
"T.UiHI.XtfTON A k Tke senate
.ruT trr ri nrriinee today ad.iourted tt
keartria-s tn n ras.tartii to reensne r ' habjT
eailT m t ftfkT jn Chir" at tiie ta.'l of
Cr.:-iraj I'.ilftm. ATtr.mey Healy of
the -ornr-ir t ee amKaeed that tbe Iirtof
wtnerars suirrnwed had Veen eahausted-
"Arid fvfn idy else." he iMM.
The last eSKin 1 ihe rt nmtrir was
err up ed with tr-e Pnal rr a-e-a lisatioa
cf farmer Stale r-enaUT Holst.aw cf 1!
Un'ts a ria i is be rem red n.ia f,.r vrt
ir.r for Lortnr.
) Tou T ,
, --rmJl e- l-k- -i.a
?ertor Kenyan ef Iva
"Tes. air."
"Tee d.dn't c
T- idnt MnlniT wH--
It
rame frMT" asked Ckatrma ruilrnham.
"If yea eca-V-ared it a rift, why dida t
i r-ten yw friU tkat er tkertt
! " " - ' "
"1 didn't consider ft mack."
25,538 VOTERS IN OMAHA
X amber cf TLom Vho Arc Entitled ta
Tote at Pnipariei.
MAST WHO BAilZ 50 PATH3
Tw Tkwaaaad Mere ategtster la tke
City aa aVrvakLfcraaa Tkaa a l
Denseerata S early Fwnr
Haadred aarlaltsta.
Tbe total cumber of vctrrs now registered
ta Omaha la 2L.T. There are TkJM regu
Utrty !rted and It is estimated there are
at leant M more who are pr-ibUuniu.
-Unce tkey hare ca candidates in the pcV
martea. tkey are not entitled te rote aad
are not registered. A large vtrtt is not
expected for the primary, kowever. and
about ba!f ef tbe registered ntimber Is eeti
mated. The voters are divided by wards
aad party a-fiiiarkme are aa fauewa.
Ha party
Waroa.
Dern.
fi-1
l.kK
11
ua
a
ftoc.
1 First
a
14
M
t
it
e
Fifth
enxtb
Seventk .
E-rnth
Ninth
Tenth
Eleventh .
Twelfth ..
Totals
M.SS4
sa i At
Prohiomonavts lis) or
mere, estimated.
Having no randldaAea. they are not en ti tied
te vote in tke prleneriea Grand total. &.IX.
WANTS TO PUSH THE CON
TROLLER BAY INVESTIGATION
Mr. Haasakrey lnrrwdveee Rraaletteai i
to Pat laaalry Into Hasdi of
aoerlal romnalrtoe of Flwe.
WASHINGTON. Aug. k BapraasntaUve j
Elamphrey of Washfaa-ton prveonted ta tke I
house today a reeolntlon asking to have '
the bouec oomaiirtee on latarior depart
meot expeadlt-ras diecharg d tram r-rtker i
consideration of tbe Controller bay lnaa '
ligation and to have tha matter put Into '
the hands of a select committee ot five
a-ambera of tke be sa
The resolution declared tkat after start-
lug tha lnvestlgadon the committee ZaUed
and refused to pel lull o&nopeteat and ma- ,
lerial witneeses who have appeared before (
ft to testify as to facts tkey know and '
tkat the committee "has abandoned such j
-tvescgatiom." t
SAY STRIKE IS FOR SHOW
Of fie tela A ear it Railroad Deoart
aseat of Tw as rata of 1 absr Waats
to Densoaetrnte trewsrtk.
CHICAGO. Aug. (. Rauh-oad effUiais to
day declared that the strike kick threat
ens nee-tarn t-allrcads is being planned sa a
demonstration of strength by the railroad
department ef the Amaricaa Fedaratjoa af
Labor.
Tha raUroad department of the American
Federatloa of Labor waa organised four
years age. It la said to have a raarnhuc
ship of nearly TOtUMB. e-mpriBlsg saopenen
and teiegraphers of aigbtoan raQroada
The action of the Harrianaa lines ia re
fueing a wage ancreaaa. it is said, wot be
foi lowed by tke beeea of other rafiroada
The Informal conferences heioeau west is a
rafiroad -officUUs oa the subject ef the
strike are being eaetic ea.
ELECT ADAMSVICE PRESIDENT
Aaa arte Mow of Park Isserlstrsdtats
Ckeeee laatss ae Sent Plaoe
to Hold foairattn.
KANSAS CITT. Ma-. Aug. g.-Of9cera
were elected and Boston rboaeu
p.ce for the fo-rteentk 'tn.nl convew-
g
Uua of tbe
of Park
Superintendents at today's
ef tha
thiiterctk samel irxiflirg af
the associa-
Ooa.
W. H Dunn, supet Intendent of parks of
Kaunas City, waa aleciod prea-desi. and
F. L. Mulford ef Waskmgtea. D. C, was
chosen as tka serretary aad ureaaurer far
the ensuing year.
Six race presidents elected are: Caerles
B. Kieth. Brulgepert. Conn.; James P.
Dfcen, Boeton; K. E. Green. Providence,
. 1; J. w. Tkompeon. Seau. W. R
liJams, Omaha, and G. Otnrion. Wlsaj--f
Charles B. Letton
Judge of the" Supreme Court
Candidate for a Second Term.
He rests his ean&dacy upon his record, an upon the fu'-flUment of the pledge
made at the 1SC5 convention waich nominated him. that "If elected I will know
neither rich nor poor, neither corporation nor individual, and so far as in me lies
I will dispense Justice with even hand to all wthln the borders of the state."
Judg of First Jadicial Ditrict for eiht jws.
Judfe of the Sopreiae Court since January 1, 1906.
Merciser of the Nitiorul -Vs-ciation for Labor Legislation
Federation.
METAL MEN TO HAVE BANQUET
Ccstrctfr VC1 Enjoy ProfTia af
I Toasti at Eorae Friday.
! M-LFXA TEITZD TESTXSTAT
Eeeetle
Mere lac.
Mead ee
ktek
reti
Tkey
re Vieesd
rbalasrask
An etenrt've .' aalw or-nmencing at !
tlwli oocutoed the attertlna of the Na
tfciral Aoa: of Fheet Metal Cmtra-t-oa
en Thursrlay rm ng. Oirr inembers
vers ai need te attend ti a meettrg and
Itrtle i-yt r-nttae kcaSneea was traaaaried.
The rtjoru i of the crirumttTee en tra4e
ralaueeis and ef the board of trustees aere
had. After the takirg cf the convention
rhoti-irrarh tn front ef tbe auditor; am at
1 At the delegates left in special car" re
Lake ICanawa. here tkey are to spend the
arterron it the nrirjaJ convention outir.g.
cay itl at tbe R me hotel the coa
vecUwi hatH.eet will be be.. SonetklEg
ever JPt' ; atrs have beer, amngrd tor this
event and tbe menu is aa elaborate one
ta seven tuui srs Tbe teas het folkows:
"V ha", the AJ-r-atVn Work te Twrg
for I" a.' R brt i. BraJey. Prt-ijdeTvee. R I.
"Go d F'.'owship." J. A. l"nagerrr.
Nahril)e Tertn.
"Trw Trend cf Cotrpetit'on -ox n
Buiaeea," Klwla U. rakree. Philadel
P a.
Hot Air." M. P. H-le. Oraa
"Reciprocity. O H. "naTis, M-dHetee. O.
tTntii aa a Mean of ?cceaa in
B-aineaa." K. J. WT.ia, McBne. 111.
Army Notes
Flrrt Uentenant Everett N. B
who at now witk the eJjmal eorna at
A'-aska baa Veen ordered to re turn t
Fert Omaha
CmrpvruJ gidaey L. Heima signal corpa.
cow at Fort Lawaon. 'VTashingion. has
been ordered te ret ara to- F-Tt Omaha
Private Arthur E. Berry. Troop B.
Twelfth eavarr. Fort Rct-ason, has been
transferred te the signal carps aad win
be sent te Fort Omaha.
Awetker aX.VOw aeteaaehUe la a Bee
Beekl.rer.' Cealeat. lasaasersNSI
ef r4aee VeeaVar. A maw at 1 X.
IV. A. FOSTER
Republican Caxdid-ite for
DISTRICT JUDGE
4th Judicial District
Subject to the action of the
Republican Primaries,
August luth, 1911.
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To the Voters of ths Fifth District :
Having benra in po-ition to aee and kaow tae work of MR. HEXRT E.
a5TT-UM. who U at UiU time & candidate) tor tka otfic of Couaty Comaig
Hocer, from the Fifth Coaa-uasiA&ar District, I take pleagure ia endorsltt
tla eaadidacy.
ktr. Oetrom knova th work, la petoet aad win mak a food Cora
miaalcaer. A voio cage tor ktat Btui a Vote for eXfLcie-t and e-nnoraicaJ
Couaty cotrrhBisikt.
H has lived 42 yeart in Nebraska and hit had 30
year$' experience as lawyer and fudge m the ttxzte
POLITICAL.
CORPORATION TAXES
BOOSTED MIIHONS
EeuJ Eitate Men Fibi to IUIm
AssessmenU on Public Scrr
ice Corporavtions.
The tapaers of .tuaa nvt-uy brai
tn mind tke nerk ef the ler-eba F.-a
E-tate Ka i-t-vlia-v tn CMape.itrg ike pub.
ervie corpora Uoti te pay a ;et ah. are i
taste few city and emiai.v prpo.w. Tat
raa fa.Tf-.-f rrnggie of the Real CstaU
Lxch-i.ga to raiee the taxes of Die pub.k
service corperatknis recaiis to mind tat
ai-tivity cf Fred Hoje m hts efforts U
Lava the Ex r fc ar. re receive a bearing bet-re
tke city coural. which had been dented
by tbe "corpora tl ems' gang of Ore." which
dorrlr.aied tbe council. As a hoard ot
equalisation me members af the council
vers railed uvea to ee-au-e taxes aad
paaoe the assessment of the corp-rations
al a fure where they pri.periy kelonged.
Tha "l-atg which repreeet.ted the eor
porationa denied tke Exchange the crirl
lege ef a heartng. but tkro-gh tke per
sistence of Fred Here and ether fi tends
of the os v. won taxpayers la tke oounoll
the -members af tke Kanhange anweared
oa tke Coer of tha re -cell and made a
vigorous dsTnarid for legitimate aKseaamant
of the corpora tioea The r-av't vaa that
the ssiiaisssiii al of a few years pretrions
waa raised many millione. This meant
the payment of thousands af d-Mlars auk-ally
by tke pablie ear-vice corporations
and relieved tke general ran ef tax pay ers
from a heavy bui een cf taxation a hie a
for many yean had been dodged by tke
eorprentjova
D. D. MILLER
Re-Betbik-Mi C-Ubdtd-dai for
County Treasurer
j 25 Travrs ta Onaaiia, ZS Years in Rasi-
rormaerlr f MlUer,
PKrwart At IVnaUMt.
I Will Appreciate Votu- happort.
FOR SHERIFF.
FEED II. HOYE.
Foa couirr teasure.
TT. G. URE
CHARLES E. FOSTER
POLICE JUDGE
CaRwtdatw tr Neminatioa n
Rapk41aa TtoJiat
Primaries kg, 15, 1911
GradaaU UaiTeraity of Ne
bratka, a practiclrij ! attorxey.
aad f oraeriy Depaty Couaty
Attorney Doua'aa Couaty.
VOTE FOR Hir.l
' v J' V k -r
Very traly yoara,
E. M. STENBESC. HARRY E. WILSON.
D. M. HAVERLY, GOULD DIETZ.
r. U WE1D, CHARLIE WRIGHT.
ARTHUR CHASE. J. H. HALE.
EMIL BRANtrEIg. EMMET G. SOLOMON.
XEL-eON C. PRATT.
aad of the National Civic