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Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-29
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-29
BOON FOR FlVE.CENT FARE
Hs.tiug 1t City Hall Unanimously
.~ Endorses the Movement.
SarAnERs KEEP AWAY tsoS MEETING
i'tnEI Decision was to Take the
|, Question IN with the Company
Before APpsaIinE 10 Inter
state Commission.

) he'd been expected the meeting last
'sht at~sile city hallstO Discuss the qles-
ion of straight scent street car fare
1.tWoeu Council Bluffs and Omaha brought
vat large attendance. especially from
he west end Of the city, where the cam
Vaign, Tor a reduced fare between the. two
cities had its fnceptioni The council cham
ger was packed and many had to listen
USthe proceedings from the hallway. Mayor
Nscrae presided and Councilman Wallace
acted as secretary
~ there d any opposition to the pro-
posed reduced fare between the two cities
10 did not develop at the meeting, which
was all 'onesided. The absence of the re-
tail merchants and those stated to be OPP
posed to the 6-uent care proposition was
50 noticeable that it was commented upon
by several Of tho speakers Il was stated
~ one of"thes speakers that the merchants
who are opposed to the reduced fare be-
tween the two cities had been advised to
renaaiH away from the meeting.
-AB q. result OF over two hours' discuss
sion tho meeting voted IN favor OF for
Warding a petition to the Interstate Com
7nqrcg, commission at Washiugton. asking
IT to Investigate. the street car fares be-
lTeen the two cities together with the
bridge tolls. Another motion which. pre-
Ndl4eA pioNlQeu lOI lilt appointment Dg
.he chair OF a committee of ,twelve-three
rom the city council, three from the Com
merclal club, three from the West End
Improvement club and three from the citi-
zeHs at large, TO confer with the officers
OF the street railway company. This lat
ter motion prevailed after Spencer Smith
had suggested that it would be best to try
concilatory methods before attempting to
atse the Interstate Commerce commission
as club over the street. railway company.
sam4 History; accounted.
Mr., Saith questioned whether the Inter
state Commerce commission had jursdjc-
lion over street railways. He said that
several years ago he was in favor Of a
straight cent fare between the two
cities and was still in favor OF It. He re-
- counted bow in 1897. when the street rail-
way was seeking q renewal of tie fran
6hise for nifty years before the new law
requiring the vste of the people on all
franchises went into effect, the citizens OF
Council Bluffs lined Bryant street in front
Of the city hail and from Broadway to the
bridge over Indian creek while a committee
weut~before tho city. council with demand
saNllat as one consideration Tor, th3 granting
Of the charter, the company be required
to reduce its, fare between the two cities
to cents The council however did not
comply with the deuEIlld OF the citizens but
the Charter later declared null and
void by the supreme court, 5.,t 8. aa
Mr.. snlith gave It as his opinion thai IL
70 -
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-29
y. Y. Plumbing Co, Toi. $50 Night. COS.
PA1"TERNING AFTER BLACK HAND
Threatening Letter sent to ChiIdren's
Home OmciaIS.

Threatening Letter sent to ChiIdren's
Home OmciaIS.
SIOUX CITY, Ia. Nov 2S.--(Special Tel
egram. 1.-The existence in Sioux city Of
what resembles black hand society came
to light today In connection with the police
court case against Arthur Promo, who was
arralgned for threatening to shoot Police
Matron Thurston. Claiming that Promo
was not capable of caring for his three
children, the police matron was instru-
mental in having them given to the Boys
and Girls home, a charitable institution,
by Judge Mould.
In Premo's trial this morning letter
was introduced which was sent to one of
the officers of the Boys and Girls home
and signed the Cowboy Gang" contain
ing the threat that the recipient and her
son would be killed and two other officers
Of the home put out of the way unless the
Promo children were restored to their par
ents. I'VE are a big bunch of cowboys, q"
says the letter, land we do not go to law.
We fight and we kill Unless you produce
those children we VIII get you and your
crowd. Don't delay, for we are not MAX
ing blum"
For eight pages the letter runs on, con-
tanning threats in almost every line. The
officers of the home, who are among Sioux
City's leading wpmen, have been terrorizod
by the threats and hardly daTe leave their
homes. The police have been appealed TO
for protection.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-29

Purdun; prclate w. s. Baird; treasurer,
G Konismacheri secretary, @. IT, jacks
e , 4i KY N 225N2 o G9 sgF E6 oE HRE
or OUR HoT-AiR GREEN FURNAci5s
slsicE l HSD E 1F SA :. = S sfFEN'cIER. Is
WEST BROADWAY.
YOU'LL BE THANKFUL TO Buy
FRaEEs sT WIFE EAN SS RiBB9 M Ei3 az
GENERALLY SOLD FOR SOC. BETTER
INVESTIGATE. NOTION SECTION,
MAIN FLOOR. THE JOHN BENO co.
L. II. Ellingson. proprietor OF the Ogden
hotel, caused the arrest yestcrdaN of
board bill, amounting to $3.50. In dctoult
% bail Holmes was sent TO the county
Jail 70 await his preliminary hearing to b.
ing.
), nat is the usc ct buying ready made
suits that get cut Of shape after you wear
tailor-madu suit az Hicks light up to-date
IN style, good At. and at very reason
able price? One OF Hicks suits will out
wear three reedy-mado suits and VIII al
ways look well as long IA there Is any
thing left of It. See Hicks about your
clothes-it pays.
Have you ever noticed how the mat on
a picture is cut? II you haven't, just notice
one. You will see that II takes an expert To
make g. nice clean slant cut on mat anG
exactly TO make the picture look good.
II takes experience and we've got 1t. We
can give YOU most any color mat you want
10 match your frame and picture. Don {
worry over the price. We make that right.
Co. Bluffs Paint. Oh and Glass Co., Mer-
Ram block.
For ENchange-320-acre improved farm
( In y. T.. So. Dakota, ! miles from , good
railroad towns, with "a lne S-room house.
large barn, granary. cribs, well, mill and
tanks, 219 acres in cultivation bal. 'iu
clover and timothy and pasture; all can be
cultivated. Farms all around are highly
improved. Deep black soil, everything I'm
good repair. Price. $50 per acre. VIII
take $4,000 in other property; bal $1,000
per year. ! also have so acres l. miles
north OF Co. Bluffs > miles from station.
on ILL., Cen. r. t., 60 acres in cultivation,
balance in clover and timothy hay; all can
be cultivated; good barn and granarY, not
much house; price, $50 per acre. EncuIn-
| bered for $500. years: will exchange
equity for other property. Address y. $.
Kerr. 546 Bdwy, Co. Bluffs. Ia. Phones
Az and 400 red Oh.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-29
PROGRAMS ron THANKSGIVING DAY
General Observance by Churches.

General Observance by Churches,
Hospitals and Other InsfitutiOns.
Thanksgiving day iIi Council Bluffs VIA
be observed in the usual manner While
celebrated as a general holiday, there will
be no special features except the union
services i'm the evening ut the First Pres
bytRFian church, in. which the following
,churuhes viii Join: First Congregational,
First Presbyterian, st. Johns English
lutheran, First Christian, broadway
Methodist. Trinity Methodist, Fifth Ave
nue., Methodist and Second Presbyterian.
The Thanksgiving sermon will be preached
by Rev James O'May of the Broadway
Methodist church. and there will be spe-
cial music by quartet aud chorus choir
rom, the, several, CHURCHES participating. .
Special Thanksgiving services will he held
hi the morning at ST, Paurs Episcopal
church, when the rector. Rev. II. w, Starr,
will preach sermon appropriate to the
days There viii be a special musical pro
gram By the choir, under the direction of
Mrs. w. w. Sherman.
The First and Second Churches Of Christ
CScientisO will hold union services at 1870
q. m. i'm Woodmen hall, in the Merriam
block, when the subject viii be Thanks
giving"
At St. Johns English Lutheran church
in the evening the young women Of the
congregation, as has been their custom
Tor several years, will give a Thanksgiving
musicale.
At the General, Mercy and St. Demands
hospitals the day will be celebrated in the
usual way. There will be the usual Thanks
giving dinners for the patients and nw ses
and others connected with the institutions.
Al Mercy hospital, following the custom
Of former years, the afternoon will be set
aside for the reception OF visitors
AZ Mount. Loretta the Home for the
Aged, and at St. Mary's Home for Young
Women. the afternoon will be devoted TO
receiving visitors, and in the evening at
St. Mary's home there will be a dance for
the young people.
At the Iowa school for the Deaf the day
viii be one OF merrymaking. Following the
special chapel exercises I'm the morning
there viii be the usual elaborate Thanks
be a party for the younger pupils, with
games Of all kinds, and in the evening the
older students win have their annual party
and dance.
The pupils at ST. Francis academy who
do not go home for the holiday will have
a reception and reunion tomorrow evening.
The two hundred. and more children at
the Christian Home viii enjoy an elaborate
Thanksgiving dinner at 1880 p. m and
Manager Isemen invites the public TO he
present and witness the little folks enjoy
themselves.
Thanksgiving exercises were held in all
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-29
Farmer Found Dead.

NORA SPRINGS, Ia, Nov. 2s.-(SpeoiaI)
Ed higgins, d prominent farmer living
south of here and near Dougherty, was
found dead In bed by his wife early Satur-
day morning. He had been complaining
for the last few days about his heart beat
ing so fast and was not feeling well when
he retired. II is a trying blow to his wife,
as she IS in a weak condition and had ex-
pected to spend the winter in California
in search of health The deceased leaves
a wife and four children. He was the SON
in-law of Leonard Lockwood, one of Iowa
first settlers
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-29

GLENWOOD Ia, Nov. 2S-(Special)-lhe
most interesting case tried before Judge
Macy at this torn OF. the district court
was entitled Hawkins against Mickelwait.
In 1894 AIiokewait traded the Glenwood
electric light plant 20 Hawkins for land IN
Missouri and Texas, the Missouri land being
most valuable, and the claim was made
bv plaintiff that he received about l75 acres
less than he bargained Tor In this tract
and for the value Of this shortage he sued
The jury received the case at O'Clock
last evening and two hours later returned
a sealed verdict for Mickiewait.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-29

These transfers we're reported to The Bee
by the Pot ,attamfe County Abstract
company of [ neil Bluffs:
A b. Johns ana wife to Il. y. Flesher,
lots 36 and 81. block g. Oakland, la,
W. d. 81, $3.50
Executor A. Cochran estate TO Lewis
f. Wagner lots S, and TO- block 13
Cochrans add, and lot g, block l.
Streets add. to Council Bluffs, Ia,
x. O. .s.....s.s...s.s Dtu
William Arnd and wife to Mrs. Della
Mclean, lots Is and &c, block 81,
Central subdiv., Council Bluffs, W. d. 400
J. w. Squire and wife and 4. ID. An
mis- and wife to David G. Knott, lot
8, block l, Sacketts add, Council
Bluffs W. d. ..................,.......... 100
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-29
CAR THIEVES GET ONE YEAR
Enter Plea of Guilty and Receive
Sentence.

Enter Plea of Guilty and Receive
Sentence.
Grant Booten and Jack Shields, jointly In
dictcd on the charge of breaking and en-
tering freight cars i'm the yards of the
Illinois Central railroad pleaded guilty
yesterday before Judge Green in the dis
trict court and were sentenced to one year
each in the Fort Madison penitentiary,
Mike Venci. indicted on the charge of
the theft OF white SOW, the property OF
s. p. Robertson, was arraigned and en-
tcred a plea of not guilty.
On account of the absence from the city
Of Attorney c. NJ. Harl. one Of the counsel
for Pottawattamie county, the hearing on
the application of County Attorney Hess
for an order requiring the Portland Gold
Mining company TO produce its stock books
and other records to be used by the county
In It's suits to assess the holdings of the
stockholders for taxation was postponed
until next week
Counsel for L. A Mcdonald. found guilty
Of incest with his 1s-year-old stepdaushter,
filed motion yesterday for a new trial.
After dispOsing Of some routine matters
Judge Green adjourned court until Mon
day next and In the afternoon left for his
home in Audubon.
The following additional jurors. sum
nioned to appear Monday, were drawn yes
ter1ay: sr- t,.-.
Council Bluffs. +. Elgan, Charles n. But
Ter O. d. :Talbert, William Jardne and
F'M. Owens; York. Henry pace; Crescent,
c. ID. Watts and M. A. Hough; Silver
Creek. J. Strobehn; NOrwalk,' Lee john
son and II. C Christensen Gafner, a. w.
Young; Kane (outsideg, J. s. Gretzer and
Ed Howe; Nicola r. Morrison; Lewis, r.
A. Hess; Rockford Hirma Sigler and w.
A. Swanson, Boomer, John Handbury
Minden Fred Schoenng.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-29

PITTSBURG. Noy. sit was announced
here hist night that the organization Of the
Caruegic Trust companv, Which Is 70 be
pictcd. The board OF directors includes
Charles NJ Schwab. former president OF
we op'tS1 ssaIS5 s''i I9rPofa,,0n me
81 5ooOQ The total subscription for the
stock when offered was more than 100000
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-29
-Four transfers, total ,.....m........t
FIowers for ThanlnEivIng.

We have a fine assortment of plants and
choice cut flowers to select from. The new
begonia, Glorie de Lorraine, with it's mass
Of pink flowers; 'cyclshens Of the most
beautiful shades, decorated i'm the latest
fashion; fine lot of psIHls and ferns. Send
your friends nice plant or one Of our spe-
cial boxes, consisting OF choice flowers
tastefully arranged. ]. F. WILCOX.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-29

Licenses 60 wed were issued yesterday to
the following: =.
Name and Residence. Age.
o. o. Cox, Council Bluffs .................. q
Cora May Reed, Council Bluffs ........... p
BENJAMIN +. Wells, Lincoln ............... .
Ruby =. Radley, Omaha ..........,........ 81
John A. Changstrom. Council Bluffs goo. p
Frances NJ. Fox, Council Bluffs ........... 20
Harry Sellers. Lincoln Observation-Disclosures. n
Minnie NJ. Pine Lincoln .,...,.....,........ 20
VIII Logan. Hastings ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, %
Nina Rebecca Fritch, Silver City. Ia. q
Jess Leytham Pottawatteulle county, Ia g
Elsie y. O'Neill Nicola, Ia...........,...,.. p
William II. Stapouhorst Omaha .,....,.. 81
Nellie r. Henry, Omaha ,...,.............. y
.. l.. Aldrich. South Omaha .........,...,. q
Grace NJ. Sapp, Council Bluffs ............ %
John Mathews, Council Bluffs o.......... q
Pansv Gutherie. Omaha .................... ls
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-29
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WASHINGTON. Nov.. 2S-Spcakcr Gaze
non had % conference with the president
today 90 ascertain some 90 the latters
views as 90 the rciStive Importance OF The
various subjects u which the president
is Interested and which will come to the
front at the approaching session Of con-
grCss
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-29
lIurderers plead Guilty.

CENTER. Ia. Nov. S.-(Special rele-
gram.) -Richard Zimmers and William Phil
lips, under Indictment for murder in the
hrst degree on account OF the death Of
siegfred Larson October a. entered plea
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-29

TO have your clothes cleaned instead Of
buying new ones Give US a trial is all
we ask and we arc sure you will tell your
neighbors how nice It was done We dye
lace, plumes. etc, to match samples. Coun-
Gil Bluffs Cleaning Co. and Rug Factory,
"a N. Main. Both phones 516.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-29

II YOU DRESS AS WELL AS YOU
CAN AND BUY II. S. e NJ. CLOTHES
AT THE JOHN BENO COMPANY, NO
ONE DRESSES ANY BETTER. OVER
COATS, $3.50 TO S35.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-29

90 gW'ty t5 urder a J,e7 second dcgree
at 1on. u. iadsN. Jsdre Rker VIII allow
the dcfoHse 10 present ,,iltlc' ncfeie piO-
uounriug sentence.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-29

WE ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEE THE
RADIANT HOME BASE BURNER
THE WORLD. CALL AND SEE THEM.
SKATES AND sLEDS FOR THE BOYS.
PETERSON & sCHOENtNG co, IIDN. &
FURNITURE, co. BLUFFS, IL.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-29
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Office, earIs ST. TEL 4s.

was hardly probable that there was any
way 10 forcc the company to grant the
reduced fare, unless II fet so disposed.
He said he was firny OF the opinion that
cent fare would not only tend to the
beneft OF Council Bluffs, but before the
end Of p year &c the street car company
itself. ..
The meeting was addressed also. by
Former Mayor Rohrer. w. c. Boyer, J 4.
Henderson, George Westerdahl, f.. r. Ever.
est. Harvey Swarts.- 6. W. Skinner, presl-
dent OF the West End Improvement club,
Charles Turnbloom and others. all OF whom
voiced the belief that the people Of Council
Bluffs were entitled to a cent fare be-
tween the two cities that such a fare
would result IN the building UP OF the
western portion Of the city by bringing
people from Omaha and that rather than
injure the trade OF the retail merchants of
the city it would materially increase r..
YOU'LL BE THANKFUL. AND YOU'LL
TAKE NO CHANCES, If YOU BUY
YOUB CHRiSTNAS GIFTS At THIS
STORE. Tue STERLING QUALITY or
EVERY ARTICLE WE SELL WILL
CAUSE THE GIVER TO BE RENEAI-
BERED MANY TIMES OUR SWELL
LINE OF MEMS FANCY SUsPENDERs,
ONE PAIR IN FANCK BOX; NECK
WEAR. MUFFLERs. GLOVES. ETC
ARE PRACTICALLY COMPLETE AM
READY FOR EARLY BUYERS WHO
LIKE TO SELECT FROM FULL AssORT-
MENTs.s AND ALSO AVOID THE USUAL
JUST BEFORE CHRISTMAS RUSH"
GIFT SEEKERS HEADQUARTERS
THE JOHN BENO COMPANY
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-29

New Location of Wholesale Bakery,
GIG MINISTER Street, Council BLUFFS, la.
Homemade Bread a Speciality.
Visitors Welcome.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-29

MALONEY CIGAR CO, 30 PEARL ST,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA, Distributors
FOR THE ROBERT BURNS 10c CIGAR
AND LITTLE BOBBIE, OLD TIMES
AND ERRIS SC CIGARS.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-29

No better hard coal can be found in the
market today than the Cross Greek Lehigh
for your furnace OF any harl-coal stove.
II burns 70 a clean ash; sizes, nut, range
and egg. Council Bluffs Coal and Ice Co.
phone y.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-29

Combination gas and electric chandeliers
and the celebrated WGlsbaGh incandcscent
gas burners why not see.,us before YOU
buy. We can certainly please You on price
Ind quality OF goods. stephan Bros. 52s
West Broadway. .iuay
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-29

DEPARTMENT. a OF .THE INTERIOR
Jinited States Gsoiogioal survey, Rocla-
NATION Service. Washington, ID. C.. Noveu-
Dor l6, lS0e sealed proposals will be re-
ceived at the uffiCe Of tho United states
Reclamation Service, Mitchell, Nebraska,
until . O'clock p. IA, January .. 1907, iOr the
construction OF a diversion dan. aad head
works lnVOlVina the excavation Of about
~ 90 yards % earth and rock, furnishing
aud placing Ia structures about 1000 feet
b. ~ OF lumber. and the construction OF
ahaut 500 cubic yards Of concrete masonry
"a cQhueetion with the North Platte proceed
Nebraska. Particulars may be obtained
sruln The chief eos inoef. United states Re-
ciAmatloa Service, washington d. g.. on
from John ~ hield, nrpihct ersiut -IH
Mitchell Nelraaka. e. a. iiIfCHCotA.
McrCtlrl. N-os22-2l,.---a
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-29

paper by DR.. r. o. Williams. a clinic by
Dr. Scott Covalt, paper by Or. Gail w.
Hamilton and paper by Or. Y. h Wedel-
staedt OF ST. Paul, Min, which was read
b. DR.. Charles +. Woodbury..
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-29

WE'RE THANKFUL THAT THE NEW
HOLIDAY UMBRELLAS ARE HERE,
READY FOR GIFT SEEKERS, AND
THAT WE ARE ABLE TO OFFER so
MANY RARE VALUES. PRICES RANGE
FROM 81 TO $40. UMBRELLA SECTION.
MAIN FLOOR.
THE JOHN BENo COMPANY.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-29


q The Tri-City Dental society Of Omaha,
South Omaha and Council Bluffs held its
regular session Tuesday night at the Grand
hotel Following lunch, which was served
in the cafe, the program consisted OF
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-29

WHEN YOU BUY HART, sCIIAFFNER
& MARIN. OVERCOATS OR SUITS NOU
GET MORE TO BE THANKFUL FOR
THAN JUST CLOTHES YOU GET
STYLE. FIT. QUALITY AND MONEY
RACK SATISFACTION. WE SELL THEM.
THE JOHN BENo COMPANY.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-29
spudsl ss,u6sl

Choice early Ohio potatoes at SOC de-
livered in ave-bushel lots or more. Both
phones 1872. Bridehstine & Smith, 1901 5.
6th ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-29

See our beautiful new Xmas photographs
and portraits. We are making como hand
some water colors, sepia and crsyon work
which must be ordered before December
II and we won't diseppoint YOU Schmidt.
photographer.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-29

BIG LINE OF FINE WORsTED TROU6-
ERINGs AND SCOTCH sUITINGs JUST
ARRIVED AT E. S. HICKS. 10 PEARL ST.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-29

We Will nave a nice stock OF fancy tur-
keys ducks geese, chickens. oysters, game
ard FISH Of all kinds for Thanksgi0 cling.
Central Grocery and Meat Market
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-29

THANKSGIVING DAY.
THE JOHN BENO COMPANY.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-29

The reason why Hafer does the business
is that he delivers the best goods to your
nearest station al the least cost
Omaha daily bee., 1906-11-29

For imported wines ana liquors and Bud
weiser beer, go 20 L. Rosepfeld, wholesale
nouor dealer, 5ls South Main street.