Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-16
Bluffs GETS CONFERENCE
Methodists Accept the Invitation Of the
Commercial Stub.
REV. 0MAY NOT TO RETURN TO CITY
Rev. w. o. Allen, Formerly Presiding
Elder of the Atlantic District,
Refused Readmission to
the Conference.
(From a stan Correspondent


DIES MONIES. Sept 15.-(special.) 1.-THE
Des Moines conference of the Methodist
church today accepted the personal invita-
ton OF the Council Bluffs Commercial club,
represented by Congressman Walter l.
Smith and Senator C. q. Saunders. TO hold
the next annual conference in that city.
Rev. James O'May OF the Broadway Meth
odist church of Council Bluffs Joined In
extending the invitation. II was announced
today that the appointments or assign
ments for the coming year will not be an
nounced by the presiding bishop TILL the
close Of the Mondays session. Rev. w. o.
Allen, formerly the presiding elder from
the Atlantic district, was today refused re-
admission to the conference. A class con-
sisting OF three persons Daniel p. Prather,
Walter Morgan and Peter. Jacobs, was to-
day admitted to the conference. In order
to get through with the business on hand
an extra business session was held this
afternoon. Tomorrow Bishop Cranston will
deliver the conference sermon, At the con-
ference today a resolution was offered
which may put class plays out Of Simpson
college, on the ground that they are the
atricals. Many prominent ministers signed
the resolution, which will be voted upon
later. s..r
rev. JdHfcS " Way. pdSlOI VI DIuou"dS
Methodist church at. Council Bluffs, will
not be returned to that charge by the con-
ference now in session here. Announce
ment OF the appointments will not be given
out till Monday, but Il is understood that
Rev. O'May will not be returned
Council Approves Appointments.
The executive council today approved the
following appointments of food inspectors
made by the state food and dairy commits
! sioner II. r. Wright: c. B. Easier Of For
/ est City, NJ. E. Flynn of Burlington, J. p.
Morey OF Des Moines and John c, Tate Of
Des Moines. The appointment OF Miss
| Avis Talcott of Des Moines to be assistant
| in the chemical laboratory was also APP
proved. These appointees will begin work
! October l. This means that the enforce
ment OF the state pure food law will be
! taken up at that time. The late arrival OF
chemical materials has somewhat delayed
| the taking up of the work. The food in
spectors will travel over the state and see
TO II that tho law Is obeyed. Mr. Easier is
an ex-groceryman. Mr.. Flynn is a detec-
tive and Mr. Morey and Mr.. Tate OF Des
Moines druggists, Within short time
the laboratory will be in working order In
the brick building east of the state house
|
offices of the state food and dairy commits
sioner will be moved to that place.
Supreme Court Opens Tuesday.
| The Matthias Baldes case. the Willard
Buck case and the Erich Won Kutselben
case, all three murder cases, may not be
submitted to the court at tho first period
OF the September term, which opens Tuesday
| morning next The cases are not assigned
| In the list to be orally argued and although
on the docket may 20 over to give an OPP
portunity TO make oral argument The
Baides case Is appealed from Sioux county
and he is charged with the murder OF his
| wife. The Buck case Is appealed from
Jasper county and he Is accused of killing
a neighbor The Won Kutzelben case is
from Iowa county and he is accused of
murder by wreckins q Rock Island passen-
ger train. which caused the death OF two
persons Most Of the cases for oral argu-
ulent are from the southeastern part Of the
state
Wilson'S Letter interests.
The letter Of Secretary Of Agriculture
| Wilson, written 70 Frank p. Woods. chair
man OF the republican state central COM
mittee, was being greatly discussed by poll
ticians today. Secretary Wilson's letter. is
a strong plea for the voter TO vote the
ticket straight and the trend Of the dis
cussion Is that il will do much towards
harmony in Tho state election next Novem-
her. Among other things, the letter saysi
It Is said that Governor cummins is too
radical. He has been advocating things
| that congress, with encouragement from
| Pres.den Roosevelt, has been enactinE
| along trust and transportation lines. He
| wants the tariff schedules looked into-sc
do many other good republicans, and con
| gress Will do II at the right time
The farmers Of Iowa owe Governor Cum
| Minis a day OF harvest. When they ap
| pointed a committee OF their number
Father Clarkson, Wallace. CONN. GiveI
! barbed wire monopoly, Mr.. Cummins wal
1 EstaiAsd a. THAR advssAtA Ihey won thu