Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-09
WORK FOR ROOSEVELT TO DO
Ex-COngressman Martin Says the
People Believe He Can Best
Press the Issues.
CFrom a STAFF Correspondent

FROM a Btd1 COTTespOnutnl')
WASHINGTON, March s.-(special fele-
gram. )-"Personally l do not consider Pres
ident Roosevelt has had two presidential
terms and favor his denomination" said
ex-Congressman Martin of South Dakota
as he left the White louise today.
Mr.. Martin left for homo this afternoon.
Speaking generally of conditions, Mr.. Mar
tin said:
Concentrated wealth must bear its just
proportion of the cost OF government that
protects II. The doctrine OF square deal is
to be applied to the business of the nation,
This does not mean an assault upon great
interests, nor class legislation in favor OF
the weak. 1t means justice and protection
to all honest interests, but war upon the
outlaw great or small. These questions
are as broad as the nation. While the
states can do much. they cannot ade-
quately deal with the problems which reach
into all the states and to foreign coun-
tries Much has been done during the las,
four years of the Roosevelt administra-
ton. President Roosevelt has given a moral
uplift to the business and politics of the
nation. The good effect of this awakening
will be permanent. Much remains to bG
done under Roosevelt policies. The people
believe no one can press the issue as sue
cessfully as the president himself"
The following forest rangers have been
appointed in the forest service: Nebraska,
II. n. Shockley, Chesterfield: South Dakota
F. 8. Thompson, Hill City; s. p. Fralken
Spearfish; william Wike, Custer; Wyom-
ing, r. ]. Brown, Wapeta; G. w. Broad
hurst. F. w. Pennock, b. B. Walker. E. w.
Scott, Saratoga; w ]. Barr. G. w. Booker,
Halfway; C. j. Boyer, Pinedale.
The secretary Of the interior has executed
contract with the Vulcan Iron works,
Chicago. for furnishing cast iron gates,
guides, stands etc. for use in connection
with the North Platte irrigation project in
Nebraska and Wyoming for A.O5l
Nebraska postmasters appointed: barr,
Dawson county, Lottie Nelson, Vice l.. p.
Stapleford, resigned; Fort Crook. Sarpy
county, George F. Rushart, vice r. II. Up
John, resigned; Jamison, Keya Taha
county, George F. Cady. vice NJ. y. Jdn,i-
son dead; Naper, Boyd county. Peter IL
Anderson. vice ]. p. Anderson, resigneI
Rain. Hayes county, Phebe Wilson, vice
NJ. NJ. Laird, resigned; schaupps. sherman
county. Frank Topolski. vice K. bly,, re-
signed.
Rural route No. has been ordered es-
tablished May l at Belvidere, ThayeI
county. Nebraska, serving fifty-eighI
families.
Rural carriers appointed; IOwa--Bah-
croft, route 2. c, o. Blanchard. carrier
NJ e. Blanchard. substitute. Carson
route 8. r. A. Carter carrier; C. IL. Bur
ton, substitute. Ida Grove. route 2, Z. p
Curry carrier; Paul Curry. substitute
PauIlina. route 3, Oscar Wallquist. carrier
Alfred Johnson. substitute. Rock Rapids
route 4, A. v. Biteler, carrier; o. II, Bite
Ter, substitute. South Dakota--Lsster-
VILE, route /. Edward Myhre carrier
Joseph Koranda. substitute.
The postofices at Bow Valley. Cedar
county, Nebraska, and Hainesville. Holt
county, Nebraska, have been ordered dis
continued after March 80.
EYE SPECIALISTS, Huteson Optical Co