Cox's Criticism
; Stirs Resentment
. At Wasliihston
. 'Attojrney General Palmer and
His- Friends Amazed at
( Candidate's Replies to
; Bee's Questions. .
, -i " By E. C. SNYDER.
' tVathlagtoa t'ormpondent mh lt.
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(Special Telegram.) The categorial
replies of Goyernor Cox to the qoes-
tions propounded to him by the
Omaha Bcc on Monday last, criticis
ing the administrations of A.
. Mitchell Palmer and Albert Sidney
Burleson, have caused amazement i.i
official circles here, especially in -the
Department of Justice and the Post-c-fftce
department. The governor
Avas quoted, in Tuesday mornings
papers as having, said in his Omaha
speech that 4hcre are things about
the administration of Mr. Talmer
and Mr. Burleson which he does not
approve of. . .
Naturally Mr. Palmer and his
friends were amazed to see a criti
cism of the attorney general's ad
ministration at the hands of the
staadard bearer of the party, coming
at time when Mr. Palmer was
ready to take the stump for GovernoT
. Cox and do what he could to stem
the tide! now running strongly
' against the democratic candidate,
; And then it is recalled that friends
f Mr. Palmer have put up most of
Jhe money in the democratic cam-
paign thus far. With this in mind
' the partisans of the attorney gen
eral were in an ugly mood today
and were openly saying that unless
Governor Cox changed his tactics he
'would forfeit the slight chance ofi
I success he might otherwise have to
t be elected., While tne present au
f R&Mstratiou is admittedly unpopulai
in the countryf it is coiuenaea oy
the leaders hereabouts that the demo
crats must cither rally behind the
administration or attront tne ma-
?,jority of their own party.
To an onlooker it would appear as
if Governor Cox was getting readf
to be his own Burchard. (
Arthur F. - Mullen, ex-national
Aemeeratic committeeman from
N-eferasfca, who is in Washington on
bustaess connected with the Depart
ment of Justice and the Treasury de
, partment, was not hilarious over the
pe-ftteal outlook for his party in the
state. He did voJwrteer, the informa
tion fhat he had never seen, so little
thtBiasra in a presidential cam
paign five weeks before election day.
llevaior Operate Admits
1 Attempts to Burn Building
St. Louis, Sept. 30. E. H. Frahm,
" 22 years old, confessed, according
to police, that in the last 18 months
he started four fires in the Victoria
bwilding here, where he was em
ployed as an elevator operator, be
cause the owner refused to increase
his wages of $70 a month. Damage
caused by the fires aggregated $100,
00, it was announced.
Appeal to Sinn Feiners.
l,Londou, Sept. 30. Sir Horace
Phmkett, Advocate of dominion
home rule for Ireland, issued an ap
dmI n th Spinn Feiners askinff
idea and accept his policy as the onlyt
solution of the Irish problem. J
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Police Seek Alleged '
' Robber Who Poseds
Private Detective
The police are on the- hunt for a
man, about 25, who on Tuesday
morning rented a room fronf Mrs.
C. A. Flynn, 2224-26 Howard street,
r.nd after posing as a special dctcc
tice for Armour & Qo., disappeared
yesterday with a load of personal
property belonging to five other
roomers of the place.'
Mrs. Flynn conducts a rooming
house, co-operating with the Y. M.
C A. in receiving overflow roomers
that institution. 'Because of
the character of her house she ques
tiYmori hf vnntiL1 man when he failed
to leave the house to go to work,
receiving a reply that ne was' a
soccial detective and worked at his
ovn discretion. -
The nature on, his work was re
vealed yesterday when neighbors' de
clared they saw him entering and
li.r.vinir th house several times with
different grips under his arm each
time.
Police Must Respond to A
Summons; Judge Declares
, Failure of police officers to ap-
nur in riutnrt rnitrt in- casta ap
pealed from polite court has brought
forth a bulletin trom Andrew rai
lullo, inspector of police, posted in
rnrol nn1ir lir)Hnuarters. notify
ing all members of the .department
mere is no excusi ir cuuunucu yi no
tice of this sort arid that all officers,
mien summoned to appear as com
bining witnesses, must appear. .
A rertrA'un or tn ,.th bulletin.1' Tudire
Troup scored Omaha police for their
court cases and notified Inspector
mtuilo tnat nereatter, wnen onicers
tail to be present, they will be or
e'ered before him on charges of con
tempt of court. , '
Man Held On Booze Charge f
When Son-In-Law Complains
James R. (Musgrave, 2447 Kansas
avenue. ' said to ; be involved in a
$30,000 suit for ' alienation of his
daughter's affections from his spn-
m-law, Harry sterner, was arrestea
yesterday for the alleged manufac
ture nf Hnuor on hi9 farm seven
miles north of Florence. A
Federal agents said they 'seized
four stills, 200 gallons of liquor and Uai.J:nrt Will Pac '
0() gallons of mash on the farm. IlcuUlIlg ? 111 1 aoa
Ihrough Lane or tars
; On Way 'From Station
MiKo-ravi was arrested when, his
son-in-law and Julius Brenner,
proprietor of the Millard hotel tailor
shop, taken in a raid on the farm,
implicated him by saying that he
owned the contraband.- Musgrave
brands his arrest as spite work on
the part of his son-in-law to aid in
getting judgment in his alienatiou
suit. ,
Mercury Dropped to
34 Degrees at 6 A; M.
I
' Jack Frost made another visit to
Xmaha and vicinity Thursday night,
and Omahans who awoke early yes
terday morning found the ground
covered with a white blanket.
At 6 yesterday morning a tempera
ture of 34 degrees was recorded at
the weather bureau, while at noon
the thermometer registered 51 with
rising temperature for later in the
dayj Fair last night and Friday with
When Senator Warren G. Hard
ing ' arrivesv in Omaha from Des
Moines at SflS p. m., October 7, he
will pass through a lano of automo
biles. Tliis unique feature was ,ar--proved
yesterday at a meeting of
the committee on arrangements. 1
, Tlii rara will he narked in a solid
4 wall on either sides of the streets
which he will pass srom the Union
station to the.Fontenelle hotel. They
will1 line up on Tenth, to, Dough i,
thence, tothe hotel. The moment
of his arrjval will be signalized by
the blowing of 1,000 horns.
The only reservation for seats at
he Auditorium will be on the stage
and the section reserved for mem
bers of the G. A. R. The Amer.can
Legion band will furnish the music.
Out-of-town visitors may have
by communicating with Thomas
f'vnrh: srrctarv nf the reoublican
county central committee.
Federal Officials Here to
-Open Court In Lincoln
Federal Judge J. W. Woodrough,
United States District Attorney Tom
S. Allen, United States Madshal
James C Dahlman. Chief Clerk R.
Hnvt hnd Bailiff A. Cross, will
leave early next Monday for Lincoln
to attend a two-weeks term ot court.
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irosi last nigni wekn mnuni i w vui-ui-iuwi nniux
ptpr Rollins' torediction tor Omahal requests f6r inwmation answered
jWllnin me next m iiuuia, ",-
New Irfw Record It Set By
ReckTes Drivers This Month
Police court figures 'show ronly
half as many arrests for violation of
the traffic rules in September as in
June. The decrease in reckless driv
ing was-coincident with the activities
of the municipal affairs committee of
the Chamber of Commerce in the
question of speeding and careless
ness at tho wheel. -
Last June 1,000' violators of traf
fic rules were summoned into police
court. The number of arrests in
July was about the same. August
showed a sligh falling off, and in
the month just closing only 500 traf
fic cases hve been reported.
Representative Volstead
Nominaed for Congress
tWilmarMrnn., Sept 30. Repre
sentative A. J. Volstead of Granite
Falls, author -of Jthe prohibition en
forcement act, was named on the
republican ticket, for, congress from
the Seventh district.., Selection was
made by the district congressional
committee to fill the vacancy caused
by the disqualification of the Rev.
O. J. Kvale of Benson or viola
tion of the corrupt practices act.
Rev. Mr. Kvale defeated Volstead
in the June primaries.
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From Lincoln the party will journey
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During his stay in North Dakota
Judge Woodrough expectsfto spend
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