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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-05-24
SKETCH OF DIR. PATTERSON. Forty-two Years old and n Native O
 Indiana.

Dr. Patterson was in the forty-sec- ond year of his age. He was born in De- catur county, Indiana. November g
 1864. When he was II years old his fa- ther took up his residence in Louisiana
 and his boyhood and youth were passed in that State. His collegiate studies we're prosecuted in the Louisiana. State University, and in the Southwestern Presbyterian University at Clarks- vile. Tenn. He obtained the degree of Bachelor of Arts at the latter ifl- stitution in June 1887. He finished his theological preparation at Clarks- vile in 1889, and in June 1900. the d. rectors of the University conferred on
The daily Alaskan., 1906-02-26
Fr NJ at

The Frye-Bruhu O. keep , kind o. eSh meat constantly on hand. J.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-02-26
SNYDER WILL HAVE
 FERST,ClASS PLACE

P. W. Snyder win erect building the fan length ot the Fourth avenue 10, which he purcussed yesterday from ". NJ. SsuerS The building will be 2SzlOo feet, one story high, and will ee equipped ss 6 saloon and club rooms. Work will begin at once upon the stTuc- yu7e but the inside equipment win have % oe obtained from Seattle and the rssu win not be ready for occupsucy until March lS
 uts NIT. Sayder's intention to finish the rooms iu first e 'sss style and to iu- stall very handsome bar fixtures. He win 20 out oa the Bertha 10 buy the material for the inside work and will also have the front oT the building made Eu Seattle ot expensive material The pvlcs paid Tor the lo1 vas S2,2oo, a new record for Seward realty. Last .OoJo5e7 Mr. Sauer bought the lot from Nelson Brothers for S2oo0, which wss also a record price,-Sewsr5 Gateway.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-02-26
NEWS IS ALL GOOD

The latest news oi Conrad and oi thioss uroposed for that place is ress- urfaE to SksEvsy and the country trib- uts-y 10 5L It IS DOW apparent that Dot Ooly v5ll the Cours5-Coasolodated, the Coa-sd-Bousnzs, the Big Thing, the Silver King and the Ruby Silver Sroup> be developed thls year, but thaGJ. E. Conrad hss secured the cap ital for uoe or more other big coups- mes. Ut is also known that severa, companies pot here mentioned are Oe- Souaiag for money and that s'ill oth. CTS are being organized. Several oi these viii be sotusl producers this year, ard at less, one win erect s re 6octioa plant
 With all this activity St it's asok door. there should be eocd feeling and plenty os sital SksSvsy. It constitutes & foundation better than any that ever has existed ia 8 prosperous past for the bopss and aspirations ot the commuDt ties ia the vicinity or White Pass
The daily Alaskan., 1906-02-26

Tt is said that F. Aug. Heiuze re- oeived SS5,oOO,oOO for bis Montana hold inCs. OI this sum S25,00o,oo0 wss for bis mining properties and sIocoo 600 for other interests connected with them. Be received most oE this colos- sal sum in cash and the remainder tn first mortgage bonds, hearing five per cent. interest. lie IS contemplating operating iu Alaska copper, It he does so hfs headquarters will be st Valdez,
The daily Alaskan., 1906-02-26
GET MILNE
Buy a Good Watch and Keep
 Up With Times

This will be tbe busiest year iu th' history ot tbe development oT this SIC tion of the country Mines geld, sjl, yer. lead and CopTev-wiU be opened smelters built, vai'roa5S extended. aDd eve gywhere there will be activity.
 To sIl this progress everyone has his part. and jJ is up to you to get into Iiae. There will be great profits and benefys and you should share iu them. Be up-,o-dste. ID DO, be Uuo over No man c 70 be up-,o date. and ready to take the frts trick unless be has a rco5 tine piece. A GOOD WATCH TS AN ESSENTIAL sD5 essentials are what this strenuous age requires tha' .o0e who would succeed ia fife must give his attention 10.
 We sell wstcheS-Coo5 l.mont ceS the very best made iU these time. when only the best wfn. We have all the standard makes. sud We se.. them at PLICES WHICH ARE RIGHT Buy one RIGHT NOW. You VII Sl. ways be glad if you do.
 Our rcpsfr work is the best: our IT, JtcaI goods and optical skill surgaSS all our general stock ol 5eVc.ry, glass ware, Chiuawsre, uove1J. .es and Alaska souvenirs is the most se,eC-
 Just try us-thsJ IS all ve ask.
 r TETTA,
 Jewe'er and op.iC.su.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-02-26

Ear, k Wilson collars and cuffs st ClAyso1's
The daily Alaskan., 1906-02-26

George Harvey, the veteran editor ot HsVpJvs Weekly, proposes pr. Woc57ow Wilson, president Of Prioce- to1 University, for the democratic pres ideaual nomination ID la1S At the recent Lotus Club 5jouer Cyl. Harvey said Dv. Wilson wou1d make so ideal candidate, and he vo0chsated the iu- formation that he had always voted the democratic ticket, except io 1898 It is likely thst Dr. Wilson missed one op. po-tuoiyy to vote for 8 democrat too many for hts party 10 nominate hin }or president.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-02-26
H. 3. DUNN,
 Agent Sksawsy

5 s-a.-a-.z- -.-a-a-4 1-H-4-4-e-e-H-H-4-H-a-3-H- =
The daily Alaskan., 1906-02-26
AFavsrits Remedy for sabssr.

Its pleasant taste and prompt cures have made ChsmbsElsin's Cough Re ne5v fsvorjte with the mothers Oi small children 10 quickly cures their coughs and colds and prevents any danger Of pneumonia or other serious couSegueuceS. IL not only cures croup, hgt when given as soCn Bs the crouPy courh appears will pTevat ihe attack.
 For sale by Wm, BrltJe
The daily Alaskan., 1906-02-26
Noucs oE Settlement of Final
 Account

h the Natter ot the Estate Of E. o. CSSwe.l. DeCeaSed.-
 Notice is hereby given that the Ad. uiuistrstsx has fled in the Inited States Commissioner Court, st SkaEway sitting iu probate, her fusl account as a6ninistrstViN Of the above named estate, and the court has by order 6Net Wednesday, March 2l. Ia16. at 70 o'clock a. m as the time for hearing and set ting said account,
 Al. persons having therefore any. thing 10 say why sad account should not ha settled and approved are hereby notified 10 make their appearance 1' said court, oO sad day, and make their allegations in that behalf
 F.. T. C8Sewela
 AduiniStratr'N. SkaEway, Alaska, February 10, 1906.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-02-26

A dfsostch published 10 western ps- pers not long ago telling oi the election ot Thomas F MeAvoy to be chairman ot the executive committee Of the Tam. many democracy said that made him the head ot the organization, disp,Sc- iuS Charles P. Murphy, ss leader. The chairman of the executive comml.Je oi TannSny Is oo]y the nominal leader Of the organization. The real leader Is the chairman ot the finance committee. This poauoo is sJu hel3 by Charles F, Nurphy.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-02-26

The Juneau Dispatch has begun a campaign in thst city for lower salaries for school teachers and for a man for principal. It also wants a gymnasium in connection with the school,
The daily Alaskan., 1906-02-26

That will be a peculiar illustration ol the truth % the old saying that politics makes strange bedteGovs' vhea Senator Tilmsp becomes the sponsor for the leading Roosevelt meas ure of the present session % the floor Of the saoaee.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-02-26

This viII be & strenuous week ia Sc sttle. The city election will take place one weeE from tomorrow. There s-a rRn sides to the contest
The daily Alaskan., 1906-02-26

The government will order "opeo' iugS" this year Of a total Of 505,oI ssre> at Iolisn reservation lend. Bills providing for these have passed the house. The lands covered are iu Okla hons, being portions oi the Kiowa, Comsnche and Apache reservations. The usual provisions were made for the plating and sale Of tovusites, There will be more than S,0oo farms oi T63 acres each.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-02-26
skaEway lsaEndry

For hrst-clsss work try SESgway Laundry. Twenty-Five wears eXpeTl enoe. Telephone Ss. d
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-05

TO be decent or drive It from the Central
West and this Is no idleistatement The
Uncle Sam Company -wasf forced into eN-
istence when the criminal trust issued
their famous boycott order against the
Kansas oil fields. The men back,of n were
OIL producers in good faith, but Kansans
who would not sit idly by and sec tho mill
llonaire hog contiscate their properties
They are building solidly in Kansas, which
is their home. ykansaDs gamely stand by
one another especially against a foreign
thieving combine. It is now preparing to
carry the fight into adjoining states, ana
the stockholders In the meantime will soon
commence an organized effort to petition
congress for law similar to the Kansas
anti-discriminatiou law. This organization
outside of the government, is doing more
to buck the monopolistic grip Of the Grim
inal trust than any other hundred infu-
ences combined. 1t Is a struggle Tor right
in good faith, to the finish with no c,s,n-
promise. Right always has and alwys
Will win. We solicit, you In. good faith 10
join. our band and help push the good
work along. You can buy stock at the fol-
lowing prices, or write or wire for more
complete particulars:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-05

fare to cents. The Omaha company pays
good wages"
Councilman Jackson: Because we want
extensions of the street car lines is the
reason will vote no on this measure"
Mr.. Zimman then quoted statistics from
other cities to show the value OF street
car franchises in those places. Some of the
showings made by him were: Nashville,
Tenn, and Hartford. Conn, per cent of
gross earnings to city; Milwaukee, twenty
Ave tickets for 81 during morning and even
ing hours; Providence. R. l., per cent
gross earnings to city; Columbus, o.,
twenty-seven tickets for 81; Detroit, last
fiscal year city received In royalty s34s74;
Indianapolis, $4,000 for parks and boule-
wards annuallyi Cleveland. Minneapolis and
other cities. similar showings.
What does the Omaha company give us?
Why. that company even capitalizes the
franchise given by the people and makes
the people pay tribute on franchise they
have given. 1t is wrong. gentlemen" stated
Mr.. zlmman.
Vice President WHttIes Replies.
Il repudiate the lntimation that anything
I may say on this matter will be in the
nature OF Junk. ." stated Mr. Wattles in
answer to Mr.. zimnan. Continuing, MI
Wattles said: II have never made an idle
promise in this community. Some OF Mr.
2imman's statements seem plausible, bu
he is mistaken about most Of his deduC
! tons. The president of the Twin Cit
! Rapid Transit company Of Minneapol
wrote me that cents Is charged on a
his lines and that no tickets are sold
am not quite prepared to answer in d.
| tail all OF Mr.. zimman's statements. but
l know that conditions must be taken into
account to arrive at a correct comparison
between Omaha and any other city With
| but few exceptions the Omaha compan =
pays the highest wages to its employees II
will be found that where the concessions
referred to by Mr. zimman are given the
service is poor and wages low.
Omaha and suburbs have a popula-
i ton Of 10000. with an area OF forty
| square miles, or an area equal to Boston,
which has a population Of 10000 The
Omaha company has to have 100 miles OF
Ines 20 serve 10000 people, while Nil
Waukse has iS5 najlss Of street car lines
serving $4,000 people. II win be seen that
Il is an expensive propositita., per capita
10 operate the lines here. finsi that out
OF sS7 street car lines I'm the Unitsd States
less than nifty have less than 5-ceht fare
/ do not think the people Of Omaha want
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-05
FAVOR new TRANSFER PLAN
OOuHOilmen Start JOhnson's Measure OF
Way to Final Passage.
zMaAN FIGHTS FOR REDUCED FARES
Holds Joint Debate with Vice SresI-
dent WattIes of Railway Company
over Tyventy-Five-Tieket
fOF-S1 Ordinance.

BY vote OF TO by the general com
nittee OF the city council Councilman L. B,
Johnson's universal" street car transfer
ordinance was put on its way for pas
sage yesterday afternoon. This ordinance
will be brought up at this evenings meet
ing Of the council for third reading and
passage and then sent 10 the mayor for
signature.
Vice President G. W. wattles. for the
Omaha & Council BLUFFS Street Railway
company spoke against the passage OF the
ordinance, stating that the company is now
putting into practice as fast as possible a
system OF transfers that viii enable pas
sengers to make a trip from starting point
TO destination by the most convenient route.
The new ordinance. when it becomes a law,
will enable passengers to secure transfers
at any point, the only restriction being
that OF a round trip for one fare.
The disposition OF the new transfer Ordi-
nance was. however, but a circumstance l.
the measure Of strength which followed be
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-05
WOMEN IN CLUB AND CHARITY

After hearing reportes of its committees.
which have been making Investigations in
the city and county jails, the social science
department Of the Womans club, at Mon
day afternoons meeting, decided to ask
the cooperation Of the entire club In an
effort to bring about an improvement Of
conditions In both institutions, and the In
stallation OF a night matron at the city
jail. At the city Jail the women will ask
complete separation Of the women from
the men that is, that they be removed
where they cannot hear or be heard by
the men prisoners and that provision may
be made for the presence of the matron
at the jail at night, as well as during the
day. At the county Jail provision will be
asked for the care OF insane charges tenn
porartly confined there and that some
suitable provision be made for the care
Of sick prisoners and for others than pris-
oners, such as witnesses who have to DO
confined there.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-05
wATCHEs-Frenzer. 18th and Dodge.
THIEF CAUGHT AT LAMAR
Man seen Stealing Flour from Car
is Arrested in Iowa
Town.

A telegram was received Tuesday after
noon by Chief OF Detectives Savage an
nounclng the capture Of Joe sutton at
lamar. Ia. and an officer viii be sent 70
Lamar TO bring the prisoner to Omaha for
trial Sutton is wanted for the burglary
OF a freight car in the Burlington yards
at Seventeenth and Nicholas streets last
Sunday night in company with Louis Doho-
van, 1913 North Sixteenth street, who was
captured by Officer Grove. The two men
were stealing Hour and we're caught in the
act by the oficer, who succeeded in ar
resting Donovan. but sutton made his es-
cape.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-05

sumner that It brazenly threatened to leave
the state in darkness when Kansas com
menced the fight on these brigands and
millionaire anarchists in the legislature
OF 1905. OF course, Kansas called the
BLUM of these criminal promoters and
passed conservative protection laws so
that any enterprise locating IN Kansas
would get a square deal, and by so doiEg
has been the cause of millions of dollars
trouble ever since il threatened the Jay
hawkers, and with Uncle San stations now
completed in over a score Of the richest
and largest counties in Kansas
and sites purchased, deals and
negotiations in foTty-two more Kansas
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-05

counties from which, when completed,
every Kansan can be reached by Uncle
Sam tank wagons. With prices on oil be-
ing set by Uncle Sam and the trust night
ing for its life to even stay in the Sun
flower state, besides the effective guns of
the federal government and a half dOZer
of Kansas certainly spells success for an
Independent company like Uncle Sam in
big letters. This company has, by actual
count, over ffty-four hundred stock
holders In the seven states represented
on the map herewith. We want the bal
ance Of ten thousand stockholders in these
seven states, for here is where the COM
pany will secure and maintain its great
oil trade.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-05

poorer service and lower wages, but they
want more cars, extensions and interurban
lines"
After Mr. Wattles concluded Mr.. Zlmman
asked for more time that he might further
convince the councilmen Of the business
Of his ordinance. Mr. Zimman said he
could answer every statement made by
Mr.. Wattles.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-05
JEWISH FEAST OF LIGHTS
Triumph of Judas mHcRbbeus over
AntiOchus VIII BE Celebrated,
beginning December ~.

The Jewish Feast OF Lights, correspond
ing to the Christmas celebration OF other
nations, begins December y and continues
eight days. The feast Is commemorative Of
the military triumph OF Judas Macabbeus
over the Syrian tyrant Antiochus. In the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-05
PAT GROVE BACK ON STAGE
Notorious Criminal Goes on Trial for
Alleged HOIdup of street

The trial of Pat Grove on the charge OF
holding up the crew Of a street car in
Council Bluffs on the night Of December 6
will begin Wednesday morning in the dis
trict court at Council Bluffs. The case is
attracting much attention since the ac-
quittal Of Grove on the charge Of kid
mapping the Cudahy boy anu Groves de-
hant career since that time. Grove Is
charged with having held up the street
car crew at the point of revolver with
the assistance Of several accomplices.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-05

The club will act upon these requests at
the open meeting next Monday and in turn
will communicate with the proper authors
ties. Mrs Martha Park reported the con-
ditlons at the city Jail, and while she con-
sidered conditions there as good as possible
under present circumstances. she said a
new jail Is very necessary, and in this re-
ported the support OF the mayor and chief
Of police. Matron Gibbons was present and
spoke briefly OF the women prisoners az
the city jail reporting az during October
and about 10 during November. The re-
port from the county jail was made by
Mrs. E. l.. shinrock, who, although not a
member Of the Woman's club, has super
intended the gospel work in the Jail for
the Women's Christian Temperance union
for several years and is familiar with con-
dltions. Mrs. shinrock said that since the
county commissioners have reduced the al
lowance to IS cents a day per prisoner con-
ditions have not been as good as formerly,
as the necessary materials for keeping
clean are not provided.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-05


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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-05
Anti Trust Main Trunk Pipe Line
to Navigation Sure of Completion


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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-05

II out yourself and we don't care whether
you are farmer, merchant laborer or
banker, 1t won't hurt you any 20 take
block OF this stock You ca nmake no bet
ter Investment than to at least divide up
your Investments. This company now has
enough men and money back of Il to in
sure a continued growth and greater Givi-
dends, and at the same time give the pub
lie a square deal.
Oil Trust Threatened to Leave Kansas
in Darkness.
Two years ago there was not a single in
dependent oil wagon delivering oil in
Kansas. In fact, the criminal trust had
such a grasp on both producer and con-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-05

u
H.
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In
ised a The linn
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-05

However, II you
do not live in one
of these states your
money can be placed
where Il will rain
like lead on a tin
roof in this COM
pany's fight tor a
square deal In the
oil fields. II you
wish to invest your
money where II will
bring you dividends
and at the same
time force the Grim
inal oil trust to be
decent or drive them
from the home state
line up with Uncle
Sam and in a.uOt her
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-05

tween Councilman Harry b. Ztmman and
Vice President Wattles over Mr.. zimmans
ordinance providing for the sale Of twenty
five street car tickets for 81 by the street
car company. That matter was discuss d
for over two hours and was to be brought
up again this afternoon at o'clock, when
Mr. zimman was to ofrer his closing argu-
ment in favor of his measure.
zimman Flights for Ordinance.
In the face Of much opposition, both from
the street car representatives present and
various members OF the council Mr.. Zim-
man made vigorous fight for what he con-
tended was due the citizens o. Omaha Vice
President Wattles. in person, spoke for the
street car company General Manager Smith
and Secretary Leussler being interested
listeners. Mayor Dahlman sat through the
session. s.sF
Judging from statements made by Coun-
cilmen Bedford, Brucker. McGovern. Davis
and jackson yesterday afternoon, they are
| opposed to the passage OF the ordinance.
and with Councilman Hansen absent from
the city the outlook is there will be close
night on this measure, with little prospect
Of its going through
Mr.. Zimman opened his argument by
stating he thought the counoIlmen should
!
much as the street car representatives
present were representing their interests
Councilman Bedford Immediately placed
himself on record as opposing the ordinance
on the grounds the street car company had
( promised various extensions OF their lines
and he did not want to give them any rea-
sons for not making those improvements
| Then Mr., Zimman asked the councilmen
to state what objections they had, II any,
To the ordinance Councilman Brucker
| stated he opposed It on the grounds the
revenues of the company would be re-
duced 10 an unwarrsnted figure. Council
man McGOvern opposed It because he had
reasons to believe the street car company
would reduce the wages Of employees II the
ordinance became a law.
Alleged Unrest 60 Cut WaEea.
Mr.. zimman: II have had the confidence
OF more than twenty-five conductors and
they told me Manager Smith told them their
wages would be reduced II the ordinance
went through and asked Cor their infue9,e
in defeating ting measWe e.
In his reply Mr.. kattles denied thai
/ statement.
councilman laws when you can ride
from Benson TO AlBrieht for ) cents YOU
''s ~ poor D0S'os7l 70 cut down the scent
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-05
Prices of stock.
Monthly Payment Offer.

From the start the Uncle Sam OIL Com
pany has made II possible for men of linn
tied means to Join the company and in
addition TO Offering treasury stock at the
aforementioned price will sell on monthly
payments, as follows; . tea
ca Mnritt,y
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-05

of the country. Mr.. Hitchcock expressed
sympathy with the bill providing for the
children's bureau, but thought that the
District OF Columbias need for a child la
Dor law was more for the example of a
model law than to adjust actually serious
conditions there.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-05

year 100 B. C. Candles WIN be burned in
the houses of the Jews and special services
will be held in the churches on the Two
Saturdays Of the feast. At Temple Israel
on December Is Rabbi Cohn viii deliver an
address relative TO the historical victory
and on the following evening the children
of the Sunday school will give an enter
tainment.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-05

Hon. a. NJ. Hitchcock addressed the de-
partment on two measures pending before
congress. In which club women are inter
ested-the child labor law for the District
Of Columbia and the ehildren's bureau
which shall ascertain conditions OF ehildren
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-05
six Monthly
Special Offer.
How to Send Money.

Remit by .postoffice money order, bank
rency, always register your letter Make
all drafts, checks and money orders pay
able to The Uncle sam OIL Company. Your
mail Our once force are ara r rushed With
work and do not expect your stock to
reach you for at least two weeks after
your remittance arrives at the Uncle Sam
office.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-05

II you have anything to trade advertise
It in the For Exchange column of The
Bee Want Ad page. ..
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-05

navigation by Atch-
ison, Kas. This re-
finery Is now in OPP
GRAFTON and can
handle 500 barrels
of oil every day and
is thorou hly
equipped, modern
and up-to-date. In
three months time
this company can
double this refinery
No. 2 capacity, or
make It 1900 bar
rels per day with
but little cost, as 1t
was built with that
1ntenti o n. n o W
don't wait until the
large st interstate
independent pipe