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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1905-12-21
BANKRUPT SALE.

The entire stock of Trees Bros,
consisting of dry goods, clothing,
shoes and groceries, will be sold ON
Friday, December 22nd, 1908, to the
highest bidder for cash,
J, ID. HAGLER,
Trustee.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1905-12-21
Lands for Sale

have for sale a large list of land
and farm property in the vicinity of
Tulsa and Broken Arrow at reasonable
prices. Also several good farms for
rent. (tf +. M. LATIMER,
Room 6 in Sbackle building, Tulsa, |. T..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1905-12-21

The McClure-Graef Hardware Com
pany's cutlery is all especially manu-
featured for them and every article
carries a positive guarantee Of excel
lence. If
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1905-12-21

Nothing more acceptable as a gift
than one of the hardware articles to
be bought from the McClure-Graef
Hardware Co. IF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1905-12-21
Palace Market
New Goods,
Fresh Goods,
Best Goods

That's the kind you get at the Palace
Market. We make a speciality of pleas
ing our customers, and our pleased
customers have been our best adver-
tisers. Call and see our line.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1905-12-21
City Plats For Sale.

have at my office, and for sale, large
plats of the city, brought down to date.
Gus. PATTON,
Kellman Bldg.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1905-12-21

If YOU meant up-to-date news, read
the World.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-06-30
WHALE CUT IN TWO.

A frolicsome young whale was OBJ
served skylarking in midocean in the
course of the American liner Phila-
delphis. The whale apparently was
unfamiliar with the habits of
liners that run on schedule, and he
spouted and waved his flukes as if
the ocean were his back yard. The
lookout and officers kept an eye on
the whale, which seemed obliyious
of the Philadelphia's approach. He
did not signal whether be would 90
to port or starboard, and the Phiia-
delphia kept right on. So did the
whale. He found out too late to
alter his course that it might have
been wiser to give the right of way
to the liner. AS he turned at right
angles with the liner her stem cut
him in halves as cleanly as carving
knife might divide firkin of butter.
The bow end of him gasped a bit,
and his f1ukes were tremulous while.
Nobody but the officers and the
lookouts knew about the tragedy, as
1t made no impression whatever on
the ship. A paragraph in the wire
less paper contained for most of the
passengers the first information that
q whale had been killed.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-06-30
POLITICAL SNAPSHOTS

IL the primary vote of Norfolk sig
miles anything in connection with
the Senatorial contest in the State.
1T means that Norfolk is for MIR
Martin. At one time the result of
Senatorial fight IN Richmond was in
doubt, but it is so no longer. With
the business men and the labor ele-
ment on Mr.. Martins side, aud Mr.
Royall against him, there is little
reason to doubt that he will carry
Richmond by a safe majority. In the
language of Father Richie, the skies
IN all parts of the State are bright
and Frightening for Martin. Index-
Appeal.
He is a self made man, borrowing
money in his boyhood days to 60
through College, and after complet-
ing his education went to work and
paid it back. He is a candidate of
all the people-belongs to no faction
or class. He won his first political
office some twelve years ago, after a
hard fight, being nominated for Con-
gress from the Fifth Congressional
District (Danville District], serving
his constituency so faithfully that he
has had no opposition in his party
for reelection. His career in Con-
gress as a member of the "Ways and
Means" and other important Com
mittees is well known. and this ex-
perience must be an advantage in
making him one of the best Cover
nors Virginia has ever had. The
duties of Governor have been so en-.
larged, it is important to have a
man of business experience and
vigor to promote the best interests
of the State. We believe Swanson is
the man.-Amherst News Era.
The State Democratic Committee
is now overwhelmingly controlled by
the friends OF Senator Thomas S.
Martin. Thursday night this Com.
mittee unanimously adopted resolu.
tlon expressing confidence that the
Norfolk County Democratic Com.
mittee would give a fair primary
election, thus rejecting the petition
of the friends of Major f. w. Ovens.
who asked the State Committee TO
insure the proper conduct of the pri-
mary. This unanimous and decisive
action on the part of the State Com.
mittee furnishes substantial proof
that Senator Martin meant what ne
said some months ago when he wrote
a letter pronouncing against Fusion
In Norfolk County. There were some
who at that time expressed doubt of
the sincerity of the Senator's stand,
and who thought that they could
detect evasiveness in the phraseoloey
of his letter. The Landmark conid
not see the warrant for this and ao.
cepted the deliverance at its face
value as plain, clear declaration
aglnst the whole principle of Fusion.
Norfolk Landmark.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-06-30
COLORED.

Allen. Secalvin-
Ates, Wm., sr.
Bali. Calvin.
Bromley. c. p.
Ball. Eddie.
Ball. VIM. r.
Barrack, X. l..
Bramham, Walter.
Bee, Robert s.. ST.
Bee. Robert s., jr.
Braxton, Napoleon.
Cunningham. Jno.
Carter. Lendsey.
Carter, Octavus.
Corbin, w. ii.
Corbin, John.
Campbell, Jim.
Croxton, John,
Christopher, Lncius.
Commadore, c. e.
Davis, Geo.
Doublin, John.
Field, Dennis.
Fleming, X. l..
Fleming, L. Il.
Fauntleroy, wm.
Gilmore, steptoe.
Griffin, Allen.
Griffin, Solomon.
Green, Geo.
Gordon, Alexander.
Howard, VIM.
Henderson, VIM.
Jessup, John W.
Kelley, j. J.
Kelley, Allen.
Kelley, John A,
Kelley, Roger.
Laws, Gunyon.
Laws. VIM.
Lee, David.
Lee, Edmond.
Lee, Robt.
Mitchell. Barton, +.
Mitchell. G. +. C.
MUTT, TX. u,
Patterson, Chas.
Payne, Chas.
Roane, Landon.
Roane. Henry C.
Robinson. Nelson.
Rock, Wesley.
Smith, Isaac.
Smith, Thomas.
Smith, Domney.
Smith, Alfred N.
Thomas, Robt.
Thomas, Lewis
Towles, Wesley.
Tomlin. Roland.
Tomlin, Henry.
Urkham, Geo.
Urkham, Robt.
Urkham. Emanuel.
Weaver, w. A.
Weaver Iohn
Warren, James,
White. Alfred.
Warning. ]. II,
wormley, Spencer.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-06-30
NOW is THE TIME

~ - We ~ ~ y m
To order Netting 1t cheap guarantee
price and the goods.
We making the best that
shape orders attention
OF all kinds of Netting.
1t will get and goods ordering
elsewhere. -
Write us for prices Pound Netting Sn Cotton and Linen
Gill Netting, Twines, Rope Corks, Leads
The VIM. j. Hooper Manufacturing Co.,
johnson and Barney Sts. BALTIMORE Md
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-06-30

81 am Goa ed that Eg Ting Is
natural gift" says Waller J. Travis
in Country Life In America. ''Of
course it can be cultivated anI devel-
oped to certain extent, but all the
art in the world cannot entirely over
come physical deficiencies. Driving
may be said to represent the physical
side Of golf and short approaches and
putting. especially putting. the men
tai. or the two I think that the latter
Is the more susceptible of Improve
ment"
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-06-30
Dying OF Famine

IS In It's torments. Ike dying OF consumptiou.
The progress OF consumption, from the he,
ginning to the very end, is a long tortnre
ooto to victim and friends. when I had
consumption in its first STAGE writes VIM.
My ers, OF Cearfoss. Md, "after trying differ
ent medicines and good doctor, in vain. AT
last took DIR. Kings New Discovery. which
quickly and perfectly cured me-" PROMPT
reiief and sure cure for coughs, colds. sore
throat, bronchitis, etc. Guaranteed at n. q
Richardson, Kilmatnock; Il. J. Hasdon s.
son. Iryington; Ficklin s. Bass, Litwalton.
price ooc and 81 bottle. Trial bottle free.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-06-30

DAoNh ds W.
Brown, b. l..
Bowman, Enoch.
Bowman, Benz.
Clayton, Il. G..
Chowning, John S.
Chowning, James A.
Chiffon, William.
Chiffon, A. r.
Chiffon, w. NJ.
Coppedge, L. A.
Carter, G. p.
Clark, w. W. T.
Clark, Peyton r.
Clark, VIM. e.
Clark, James r.
Clark, George C.
Clark, L. o.
Cundiff, o. B.
Clark, Eppa b.
Currie, Llewellyn.
Currie, Latane.
Crowther, l.. r.
Clark, Yates.
Clark, l.. r.
Davis, John r.
Davis, E. j.
Davis, James ID.
Davis, w. C.
Davis, John II.
Douglass, r. Il.
Downing, L. ].
davenport, J. H.
Dudley, C. III.
Dawson, George H.
Dunaway, r. j.
Dunaway, Rev. w. +.
Dunaway. Clarence III.
Dunaway, w. f.
Farley, j. II.
Farley, I-Y.
Gresham, II. s.
Gresham, c. NJ.
Gill, w. Il.
Goad, C. b.
Cough, Thomas ID.
Hall, III. C.
Hall, f. M.
Hall, Willard.
Hughlett, A. NJ.
Hazard, George w.
Hazard, w. C.
Hazard, r. A.
Haynie, Walter +.
Haynie, l.. T.
Haynie, j. Morgan.
Haynie, c. S.
Haynie, w. +.
Haynie, III. w.
Haynie, Ernest.
Haynie, r. Howard.
Haynie, b. b.
Haynie, Y. Herbert.
Hutchinson, Arthur.
Lewis, T. T.
Lewis, III. C..
Landlord, III. B.
Landlord, T. b.
Meyer, John f.
Mitchell, Luther.
Mitchell, r. b.
Mitchell, John w.
Marsh, r. S.
Marsh, w. T.
Marsh, G. r.
Marsh, j. c.
Marsh, j. b.
McKenney, j. c.
McKenney, Geo. r.
McKenney, j. II.
Mckenney, John Nj.
Morris, c. Z.
Norris, r. o.
Norris, r. DIR.
Northern, z. ID.
Oldham, M. C.
Pinckard, w. Nj.
Pinckard, r. Lee.
Pittman, Peyton f.
Pittman, r. g., jr.
Pittman, C.. d.
Pittman. Charles II.
Pruett, u. b.
Pruett, l.. b.
Pritchett, Jno.
Pitts, James B.
Robinson, j. Mayo.
Robinson, B. III.
Rollins, Cary.
Shriner, Jacob,
Sebree, John j.
Sebree, ID. M.
Slater, James B.
Slater, William S.
Savin, j. Il.
Sullavan, David j.
Sloan, William.
Sanders, G. l..
Talley, VIM. l..
Talley, James p.
Talley, George w.
Talley, James H.
Talley, Raleigh.
Talley, Rodney.
Talley, James o.
Thomas, NJ. f.
Thomas, C.. +.
Towles, Il. p.
Towles, l.. o.
Towles, Il. Harry.
Williams, l.. l..
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-06-30
johnson and Barney Sts.,
COMMA COST S2,OOO.OOO.

An interesting story is told of an
inserted comma which cost the Unit
ed States Government $4,000, 900.
When the United States Congress
was drafting the tariff bill it enum-
Grated III one section the articles to be
admitted on tha free list. Among
these were "all foreign fruit-plants. "
fhe copying clerk, in his superior
wisdom, omitted the hyphen and in
serted a comma after "fruit," so that
the clause read, sail foreign fruit,
plants, ETC." The mistake could not
be rectified for about year, and
during this time all oranges, lemons,
bananas, grapes and other foreign |
fruits were admitted free of duty,
with loss to the Government of AT
least 81 100000 for that year.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-06-30
FOR MORE THAN FIFTY YEARS

The Singer has been recognized as
maintaining the highest standard of ex-
cellence among Family Sewing Machines.
During that period twenty million have
have been made and sold directly from
maker TO user. They are never sold to
dealers, but we have Singer Office at
White Stone, Va, where these machines
are now being sold at lower prices, quail
ity considered, than any other sold on
easy terms. Old machines taken in ex-
change. A full line OF parts, attachments,
needles and oil for various makes of
machines Hoping this may lead TO
pleasant and profitable business rela-
tions, and thanking you In advance for
your courtesies, we are,
Very truly yours,
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING Co.,
White Stone, Va.
Saiesman and Collector,
ii. II. GRUBBs.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-06-30
MANTUA DISTRICT.
WHITES.

Ashburn, Wesley.
Brown, Charles L.
Brown, Thomas ID.
Beane, VIM. G.
Beane, VIM. g., ir.
Beane, Pope B.
Beane, Henry L.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-06-30

Norris, Il. j.
Norris, A. j.
Norris, j. B.
Northern, j. X.
Nichols, George f.
Oliver, James II.
Oliver, Bugh.
Oliver, Thomas.
Pierce, Joseph.
Pierce, &. L.
Palmer, w. A.
Pritchett, Charles II.
Pierson, j. w.
Potter, A. T..
Parker, c. III.
Rice, Charles.
Rout, X. w.
Radcliffe, T.. /.
Rock, l.. II.
Rock, +. ID.
Ransone, John.
RansOne, Walter.
Richardson, w. T.
Revere, c. II.
Reed, Walter T.
Reynolds, Robert.
Reynolds, +. b.
Reynolds, w. A.
Rodgers, John A.
Rodgers, &. j..
Rodgers, +. +.
Sparrow, J. II.
Sparrow, A. NJ.
Sparrow. j. B.
Saunders, w. A.
Saunders, j. p.
Saunders, J. c.
Stevens, =. ID.
Stevens, r. j.
Stevens, w. T..
Stoneham, l.. ID.
Stevens, +. r.
Sterling, G. C.
Smith, w. C.
Smith, Willie.
Shackleford, C. l..
Starr, Fred.
Sadler, +. c.
Schools, +. T.
Sanford, 4. b.
Scott, l.. S.
Scott, Thomas,
Scott, Bill.
SULLIVAN, Robert, jr.
SULLIVAN, Robert, sr.
Sisson, T. c.
Thomas, B. w.
Thomas, J. w.
Thomas, Joseph.
Thomas, f. l..
Thomas, Frank.
Tuli, A. +.
Turner, George.
Turner, G. N.
Taft, j. M.
Taff. j. NJ, ir.
Thrift, l.. c.
Thrift, j. +.
Thrift, j. II.
Wheaton, j. II.
Wheaton,, Isaac C.
Wheaton, Ira l..
Wheaton,, C. +.
Wheaton, A. L.
Wheaton, J. S. III.
Weaver, w. III.
Weaver, III. III.
Warren, w. II.
Warren, t. +.
Warren, ]. p, sr.
Webb, C. X.
Wingate, w. b.
Winder, f. l..
Wood, A. b.
Way, John.
Walker, w. III.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-06-30


treasurer to the clerk, and
names should be on this lis
e them listed. War veteran
District Will be published n
iITE CHAPEL DISTRICT.
WHITES.
Adams, j. s.
Brown, Chas. W.
Brewer, James II.
Brewer, w. j.
Brien, Jno. c.
Bellfeld, Joseph,
Bellfield, Jno. r.
Bellfield, Walter.
Bellfield, Geo. w.
Bush, James.
Barton, j. j.
Blakemore. j. E., ST.
Blakemore, j. f., ir.
Bonnebell, III. +.
Broadwater, W. j.
Beane, Chas. M.
Beane, l.. w.
Bryant, w. +.
Bromley, L. +.
Baker, +. III.
Brokenbrough, Jno. A.
Barrack, X. c.
Barrack, Frank.
Bull. r. l..
Bass, Il. l..
Ball, Warner, ir.
Ball, A. l.. {.
Ball, James, h.
Brilliant, j. III.
Blaekman, +. b.
Balderson. b. w.
Bartlett, Fillmore.
Bartlett, Geo. II.
Coulbourn, w. c.
Coulbourn, Samuel.
Coulbourn, w. T.
Christopher, James +.
Chowning, G. +.
Cauthorn, K. A.
Garter, l.. T.
Courtney, ]. l..
Courtney, Frank.
Conley, L. l..
Conley, ]. l..
Conley, w. +.
Conley, James l..
Chiffon, w. C..
Chiffon, X. +.
Nottingham, Geo.
Connellee, James +.
Connellee, l.. &.
Clark, II. q.
Chinn, w. Yates.
Curlett, John.
Callahan, II. c.
Cundiff, Il. ID.
Cundiff, 7. ID.
Dobyns, Z. l..
Dudley, l.. S.
Dawson, Geo. i.
Dawson, Steptoe.
Dawson, Eugene.
Dawson, W. II.
Dodson, Fleet ii.
Dodson, +. b.
Dodson, Gillian.
Davis, A. W.
Davis, Art.
Davis, w. l..
Davis, r. j.
Doggett, c. G.
Doggett, r. W.
Doggett, J.S.
Doggett, j. j.
Doggett, ID. L.
Davenport, W. W.. ST.
Davenport, W. W., jr.
Didlake, C. U.
Didlake, r.. NJ.
East, Jno. w.
Fast, Chas. W.
Ewell, John C.
Eubank, r. +.
Edwards, James.
Edwards, John.
Foster, Noah, ir.
Foster, l.. B.
Fieklin r. L.
Ficklin, Il. d.
Ficklin, I. d., ir.
Forester, j. z.
Fullerton, C. w.
Glenn, IL. C.
Gresham, Ernest.
George, F. b.
George, F. A.
George, Jno. II.
Goslee, Jno, c.
Gray, c. b.
Gould, j. II.
Green, c. III.
Hynson, Harry,
Hynson, +. F.
Hynson, C. T.
Habrams, Geo. X.
Hamell, C. w.
Haynie, E. W.
Haynie, r. w.
Haynie, Jno. E.
Haynie, w. j.
Haynie, Hiram.
Haynie, E. F.
Haynie, Thomas f.
Haynie, II. II.
Headley, A. j.
Howard, w. f.
Harrison, j. III.
Haywood, Richard II.
Haywood, j. W.
Haywood, j. w., jr.
Hazard, j. L.
Hazard, Chester.
uazzard, d. IL.
Harper, Chas. X.
Harper, j. Frank.
Hutchings. j. f.
Hutchings, w. w.
Johnson, B. r.
Jones, Thomas w.
Jenkins, Geo. II.
JESSE W. H.
Jesse, Willie.
Keyser, c. III.
Lee, Willie r.
Leland, Alex.
Lankford, F. G.
L.ankford, Isaac.
Lankford, Henry C.
Tankfnx-d III VIZ
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-06-30
FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1905.
COLORED.

~ ~ - - Os
Ball, Rev. L. r.
Butler, Isaac.
Beacham, Clarence.
Cox, L. H.
Corbin. Charles.
Campbell, L. w.
Carter, Jno. Luther.
Carter, Frank.
Carter, John L.
Harcum. Isaac.
Harcum, Kiah.
Harcum, Jno. A.
Henderson Nelson.
Jordon, AlonZo.
Logan, Warran.
Nickens, Abraham.
Nickens. Joseph.
Nickens, A. S.
Nickens, Hiram.
Nickens, A. w.
Payne. James.
Pope, Perimus.
Rust. Arthur.
Rust, F. Contee.
Selden, Geo.
Selden, Joseph.
Taylor, G. c.
Taylor, Jno.
Tracey Joseph.
Williams, Lucius.
Williams, Armstead.
Williams, Robert L.
Wood, A. P.
Wood, L. G.
White, Thomas, P.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-06-30
No secret Ahnn,1,

IL is no secret, that for Cuts, BURNS, Ulcers.
fever Sores. Sore Eyes, Boiis. etc. nothing
is so effective as Buckleu's ArBioa saivc. ut
didn't take long to cure a bad sore had, and
it Is all o. X. for sore eycs." writes ID. L..
Gregory. OF Hope. Tex CSC at E. c. Rich
ardson, kilmsrnock; T. J. Hayden & Son, Ir-
vfngton; Ficklin Bass, Litwalton.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-06-30
PROFESSIONAL.
DIR. G. H. OLIVER,
RESIDENT DENTIST,
VIRGINIA.

(Office at ResIdence)
Appointments should be made several days
aheat and promptly kept. IL engagements
must u oe broken, due notice should be given.
nitrous oxide Gas administered
We usually suspend work when necessary
70 Try TO relieve those who are suffering.
70 o:U p. m, except on Wednesdays, when
Terms: Strictly cash.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-06-30
LIST OF TAX PAYERS.

Following st of those Chapel Dis
tcts Lancaster who paid 7h
lsoo and entitled vote registered This
county treasurer the clerk and by the clerk
whose should this list and
to have them listed War do
Stone District Will be published week.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-28
Saturday Sales Dry Goods Dept

LADIES' GENUINE FULL SKIN ASTRAKHAN CAPES-
Fine satin lining 81 inches long, high storm collar C1E
regular price Substantially ............ $3.50. PAO
HOUR SALES-Saturday from to II a. M 95c Black HCAo
feCucoats, at ..................... .....'''''''
HOUR SALES-From to H. Ladies House Wrappers HCho
fleece lined heavy cloth, regular price $125, for. NV
chdrens, infants misses
sold Saturday will have double Green Trading Stamps
CHDRENS CAPsAn latest shapes and color
Special values OUC-EsON
81 long heavy bushy tails regular $3.50 value TO
BLENDED JAP M1NK-Lght shade OE
satin lining % inches long, at ~
BLACK MARTEN BoA-sx tails FULL so inches G0E
and ecru buttoned front and oneia style worth $3.50
Special Saturday, at suit
And double Green Trading Stamps
CHILDRENs UNDERwEAR-Medium lined Jersey
ribbed Vests and Drawers worth S9c garment special TEn
SPECIAL CHnDRENs HOSE-Fleece lined
hose plain and ribbed fine ribbed wooden hose and plain cotton 60
all warranted WORTH to 5c special Saturday JC
with handle and the waus hand bags worth E0o 06o
finished kid Paris
stitching full Of desirable shades worth goo
OCC
all and embroidery stocks with chiffon trimmings
china silk chemsees
Saturday,
PRIOELades finished linen hand
embroidered borders
stitched this entire lot worth 19c to 25c-Special 10Lo
NECK De- H.
worth 35c yard-special yard ZJC"AOC
7E.
and whie-special for Saturday, pair JIG
Large gray quality-spea J.J0
with nice white cotton worth s22 Saturday EACH only AIJ
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-28
SUTTON UPHOLDS The CLERK
Court Decides BroadwslrS Election Board
Appointments Are According to Law
ALTERNATIVE WRIT is DISCHARGED
Socialists Do Not Get ON Boards, as
they Have No Candidates
on the General
Ticket,

In an oral opinion rendered Friday morn
Ing Judge Sutton held that Clerk OF Courts
Uroadwen had complied with the law in the
appointment Of the election boards for the
coming election in Douglas county. lie dis
charged the alternative writ secured by the
republican county committee and the clerk
at courts is allowed TO send out at once
his notices &c the judges and clerks APP
pointed by him.
In effect Judge sutton held the candi-
dates for governor on the various tickets
constituted a "set" OF officers in the eye
Of the law. He also said an examination
II the vote showed the socialists would be
entitled to one judge on the boards in the
sites Of Omaha and South Omaha, having
EAST more than 10 per cent OF the total
vote
Under the circumstances existing the So
'ialists win not have representation on the
boards as they have no candidates on the
county ticket, They failed 10 take advan-
age OF the primary law TO participate In
,hc nomination OF candidates and their ap-
peal 10 the supreme court in the EFFORT to
got certain names on the oficial ballot is
'ull undecided and probably will not be
PASSED on until after the election.
TO a request OF Mr.. Burbank for leave
TO amend the petition In a certain partic-
ular Judge sutton said he would grant the
cave 70 amend II il was desired TO get the
matter squarely before the supreme court
but on the amended petition he would hold
the same as he had In the decision just
rendered.
Following is the list OF judges and clerks
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-28
WHERE is BAEYS Go-CART?
That IL the AH-AbsOrbinE Question
of the Hour with the
Police.

Where is Baby Rankin's go-cart?
ASIDE from a zeal TO perform their duties
as guardians Of the public safety the po-
lice are anxious 10 get a glimpse OF the
person who would be mean enough to steal
a baby's go-carL
Mrs. Rankin Of GIG Georgia avenue has
reported the loss Of her baby's go-cart said
to have been stolen from her front porch.
A millCman plying In the Rankin neighbor-
hood told a patrolman he saw a boy NOV
ing south on the avenue early Friday morn
ing with the cart filled with newspapers.
The police are after the boy. Meanwhile
Baby Rankin is crying for his go-cart and
contenting himself with a tin rattle and
building houses on the floor with his blocks
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1905-10-28

DOUGLAS.
Hudolph Ruser, G.. a Pierson, EgRert
Paul.
DUNDEE.
NJ w Kirkendall, Frank L. Fitchett,
John Il. Moore.
EAST OMAHA.
Charles Junge, Peter Clausen, Charles
ELKHORN.
Charles Anderson, c. H. Cobb, Fred
Moulton.
FLORENCE.
William r. Cole, l.. n. warbler, F. NJ.
King.
JEFFERSON
Charles ]. Kloninger, NJ, II, FTedrickson,
w. T. Voss.
MARBLE.
John Anderson, Joe Decker. F. A. Nc
Ardle.
WILLARD.
William Won Dorm, c. II. Hartman. w.
A. Welsh. ..'
PLATTE VALLEY.
Rev. W. L. Elliot, +. Erway. Joseph Nc
Clanahan.
UNION.
Henry Butler, Ed. Knight John Cam
eron.
WATERLOO.
b. b. Hooper, A. IL. Campbell, c. L. Will
kins.