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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-12
ALL REPUBLICANS ELECTED
Opposition Of Local Republican Organ TO
One Candidate Avails Nothing.
ONE BOND PROPOSITION is DEFEATED
Light vote IL POIled I'm All wards OF
the City and Few Women AvaiI
Themselves of Privilege OF
Casting Ballots.

The school election yesterday resulted in
the election Of the three republican nomi-
nees for members of the Board of Educa-
ton, T. J. shugart w. II. Killpaclk and s.
s. Elliott The three democratic candidates
who were defeated we're Julius Keppner,
Alphonse Belllnger and Matthew Bartel.
The proposition to purchase the Clausen
property on Pierce street at &, 40 to pro
vide additional room for the pupils OF thu
Pierce Street school district was defeated
by the small margin OF twenty-nine votes.
The other two propositions, TO erect an adj
dition to the Thirty-second Street school, at
cost Of $4,000. and to purchase a site and
erect thereon a bour-room school building
north of Broadway and between thirteenth
and Eighteenth streets. at a cost Of tl5.OOa
both carried by large majorities.
There was apparently little interest
evinced in the election and an exceedingly
light vote was cast throughout the city. For
, instance. in the Fifth ward, where there are
about 1900 voters in the two precincts, only
1874 votes were cast. In the Sixth ward,
with a normal vote Of little over COO
there were only III votes cast. The colored
voter was conspicuous by his absence in al
most every precinct. and probably not more
than ten colored men voted throughout the
entire city.
] g women were perTAlte0 TO vote on the
three bond propositions. but only sixteen
availed themselves Of the privilege. In the
First ward one solitary woman recorded
her vote against all three propositions. In
the Second district two women voted cast
ing their ballots against the first and third
bond propositions but splitting their vote
on the second proposition relative to the
Thirty -econd SStreet school addition. In
the Fourth ward one lone woman appeared
at the polls and voted against the first and
third propositions and in favor Of the sec
ond. In the Sixth ward twelve women
voted. eight for the Clausen property prop
] osition and four against II. On the other
two propositions the twelve voted for them.
| The opposition Of the local republican or
gan to Mr.. Killpack evidently did not hurt
him to any serious extent. Mr.. Bartel, the
democratic nominee, boosted by the local
republican organ as against Mr.. Killpack,
was the low man on his ticket and of all
six candidates. It is only fair to Mr. Bar
tel, however, to state that the doubt Of his
serving on the board II elected probably had
something to do with his low vote.
The board will meet next Monday evening
and canvass the vote. following which the
newley elected members will take their
seats and the board will reorganize. Mr..
Shugart succeeds himself. while Messrs.
Killpack and Elliott succeed G. W. Wester-
dahl and w. s. Cooper.
The summary of the vote follows:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-12
ST. JOSEPH TEAM FINANCED
Kilwaukss Nan Owns half and Playing
Manager 70 CWn the Remainder
NIKE DOSuN IS NOT TO IE The MAN
Declares the western Association TO
Ne an outlaw Body and that a
VIII he Fought 20 a Finish by
Organised Base BaIl.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, March u.-(Speciai
Telegram. )-Morris oNeli. president Of the
Western league. arrived here today and
announced that all is In readiness for q
st. Joseph team this season. r. J. Aroham-
bsult a Milwaukee stock broker. has pur-
chased halt interest In the club. The
ST. Joseph club has been satisfactorily
financed" said Mr.. o'Neil today. Most
OF the players will come directly from the
major leagues Mike Doniin has not and
will not be playing manager. l have an
other man In view for that place who will
buy the other half interest in the club.
THE Western association Is now an out
law and as such will be fought by organized
base ball Money wiz be no object In OBJ
tanning a frst class team. We have plenty
Of that and purpose 10 spend II. I will be
able to announce the names Of most OF the
players next week"
o'Neil was accompanied here by Mr..
Archambault and Fred Mcclure Of Chicago.
The latter, Mr.. omen stated will be local
manager. Later he conferred with Man
ager Cooley OF the Topeka club. whose de-
cision to stand by the western league will
be bolstered up Arrangements were made
by Mr.. o'Neil today for the leasing OF
the league park from the street car COM
pany The playing schedule will start
April IS, with two western teams playing
in the east. This means that 81. Joseph.
Topeka, Pueblo and Denver will open at
Des Moines, Sioux City, Lincoln and
Omaha.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-12
SCAAEFER BEATS SUTTON
WiEard Wins Worlds Championship 81
1871 Balk Line Billiards
SUTTON PLAYS A STEADY CANE
Chicago Man f. Far Behind when he
Makes Brilliant Run of One
Hundred and Passes
HIS Rival.

CHICAGO, March u.-"Jake" schaefer or
Chicago won the worlds billiard champion
ship at balk line billiards, eighteen-inch,
one shot in, from George Sutton here to-
night in the thlrty-sixth inning. Schaefer'a
average was 10 1886
When schaefer scored his 500 points the
former champion had reached the AS mark.
Sutton's average was ~ 1876.
II was an uphill fight ror schaefer, as
Sutton was In the lead the entire dis
lance, with the exception of the first and
ninth innings, up to the thirty-frst Inning,
when Sohaefer made a brilliant run Of an
even 100 points, giving him the lead The
score at this point stood 446 for schaefer to
4s2 for Sutton.
Schaefer's squirt seemed to take all the
nerve out of Sutton, as the latter failed
on several easy shots after schaefer took
the lead.
Up to the time that Schaefer made the
high run OF the game he had been plodding
along in the rear and 1t appeared as IL he
would be defeated, with the exception OF
run of IS points In the ninth inning, his
game was rather tame, while Sutton, al
though not securing any high runs. was
playing a steady game. Sutton's high run
was 81. Score by innings:
schaefer-s, 8, 0, IS, 0, 2 ~, 0, 10 7.L6
6, q, 10, s, 2, Z, 10, 6, T. 10, O. 20 /, IS, l. O.
100. q, 20, g. o. 800; average, Is 1926; high
sltton--O 80, /, g. 0, 80, IL, 49, o. 20, 6. IL, 6,
a. o. 9, 0, i, 0. 6-44S; average, z 1876; high
Ia
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-12
CONKLIN BEATS POGGENBURC
Chicago Man wins Night Match by
Score OF 800 to 49,

NEW YORK, March 11-Charles r. Conk-
lin of Chicago won tonight's billiard match
to 49, .-a
Conklin won the bank Each scored eight
in the hrst Conklin then began a long
run with a series of open table shots. After
some driving ne began to favor the short
rail The thirty-seventh count was dar-
ing reverse English shot which was greeted
with applause, and he ran up to s., missing
on single cushion drive.
Poggenburg only gathered 10 caroms as
the result Of his second turn at the table.
Conklln further increased his lead by put
ting together a superb collection OF open
table shots on his next turn at the table.
He turned his first 100 mark on his NTH
inning, his total being 1o2 while Poggen-
burg was left at 81.
Conklin rolled a total OF 80 as his hf-
teenth inning, and again his three and
four-cushion shots kept the crowd applaud
ing, the score showing his total as 2O6 to
lu for Poggenburg COnklin's best eXecu-
ton came on his nineteenth and twenty
second turns, when he respectively counted
% and 8 He ended his string with a run
of H. The score:
Conkllng-s, IS, Is, e. Z. 40, /, 2LAA4A
I. Q. 80, 0. 0. Q, 7, p %, 4, TO- g. o. II. Total
300. Average: Is. High run: 68
PoggenburR-s TO- D, 10 O. So l. O. O. O. L
70, 40 6, o. O. o, /, 10, 3. T. 8, %, 2 Total: is1.
Average: S-s4 High run: 20.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-12
AGED woman DIes suddenly.

Mrs. Catherine Kngouer widow Is
years Of age, died at a late hour Sunday
night at her home within ten minutes Of
being taken sick. Death ls attributed to
an attack of heart failure. Mrs. Kllgouer
owned small house at II South Six
tenth. part Of which she rented to VIII
liam Rolph and wife. Sunday Mrs. XII
gouer spent visiting friends and did not
return home until shortly before II o'clock.
She was heard to enter the house by the
Rolphs, who a few minutes later heard her
groan and call as If in pain. Mr. and
Mrs. Rolph at once FASTENED to her room
where they found Mrs. Kilgouer sitting on
the floor with her head against the bed.
I'm dying" the aged woman succeeded in
saying two or three times as Rolph and
his wife lifted her on the bed. Before
medical assistance could be summoned
she expired. AS far as is known Mrs.
Kilgouer had no relatives.
The tunedal will be held Wednesday af-
ternoon at o'clock from Cutters under
taking rooms and burial will be in Walnut
Hin cemetery.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-12


SIOUX cITY-The annual school election
was held here today. The following were
elected: o, j. Hoberg, ]. II. Whittemore
and DR.. ]. L. Hanehette-
ATLANTICAs. J. Gillette. one Of the
prominent merchants OF Atlantic, died last
niRht Of pneumonia. He was 81 years of
age ana a prominent Odd Fellow and Ma
son. He had been In business here Tor the
last nine years.
CRESTON-Frank Stream, horse dealer
OF this city. received eight head OF I'M
ported horses Thursday evening. The
horses were all Percherons and were pur-
chased in France some time ago. Tbs orig
lnai number bought WAS twelve, but In
crossing the English channel between
Havre and London four of them received
such severe injuries In a storm that they
were killed.
ATLANTIC-The Atlantic district conven-
tion OF the Epworth league, that was 70
have been held here commencing June 1e
and running three days, VIII not be held
at this place because OF the impOsBibihty
to obtain entertainment for the delegates
at that time, the Cass county normal
being In seasion then. Neither date could
be changed, so the district president VIII
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-12
DE Time yrith Red NIen.

Pottawattamie tribe No. q, Improved Or
der OF Red Men, will pull on a mighty
war dance and scalping fest" this eyeninG
IN celebration OF the dedication OF It's new
wisWam In Eagle hall. 3 Pearl street, az
which time the locks OF a number OF can
didates win be shorn. o. w. Wheeler OF
Denison, great saohem OF Iowa. F. A. Day
OF Des Moines. great chief OF records. and
+. e Lumkin. great keeper Of wampum
viii be here TO take part In the war dance
with their scaiping knives and tomahawks
The proclamation announces that after the
ceremony the inner man win be fed with
the choicest OF viands.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-12
FARMERS HOLD THEIR GRAIN
Large Part of Last Years Harvest
70 stiH In First
Hands.

WASHINGTON. March 1.-THE crop re-
porting board Of the bureau Of statistics
Of the Agricultural department reported
today in a bulletin that the amount of
wheat remaining in farmers hands on
March was 0s,644OOO bushels, or Isl per
cent Of last years crop, as compared with
15s. 900 bushels, or 2.s per cent Of the
crop Of 1906 on hand March !, 1906.
The amount Of corn on March was !, 49,
10000 bushels, or As per cent Of last years
crop.
OF oats there were on hand Ss4. 4S1 900
bushels or 1913 per cent of last years crop.
Last year 4O9 per cent of the corn crop
remained in the farmers hands, and Of
the oat crop s9.s per cent, the same as this
year.
The following table shows the percentages
OF last years crops of wheat. corn and oats
on hand on March IN the sixteen prin-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-12

two Congres.men Cannot Come.

Two Congressman Cannot Come.
Congressman Tawney of Minnesota win
be unable to attend the banquet OF the
Commercial club next Saturday evening as
he has decided to join the party making
the trip 70 Panama II now appears pos
sfble that Congressman Cushing may also
be unable to attend, but the presence OF
Congressmen Gardner and Littleneld. and
OF ex-Congressman Wade, II is said. is as
sured. Everything indicates that the ban
quet viii be the biggest event in the his
tory OF the club
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-12
WESTERN BowLERs AeeREssrvn
VIII Cover Entire Country to Force
Recognition from other Societies.


Recognition from other Societies.
| DENVER, March lin order to force
| recognition from the American Bowling
congress and the National Bowling ASSOC
| citation, the Western Bowling congress here
today amended its constitution extending
its Jurisdiction from coast to coast.
A committee of three was appointed to
confer with the other two bowling organi-
cations with a view to choosing some
neutral city for championship series be-
tween the champions OF the three organi-
cations. .,- tf..
A. T. Stahi of Denver was elected presl-
dent, w. f. Zeshring of Salt Lake City
secretary-treasurer and A. l.. Jenkins OF
Denver executive committeeman at large.
w. A. Keyt OF Omaha was chosen menu
Der of the executive committee.
The congress late this afternoon adj
journed until tomorrow morning at 10
O'Clock without fixing the meeting place
for the next congress- The matter will
be left with the executive committee.
In the tournament this afternoon the lead
In the doubles was assumed by Brayshaw
and Payne OF Peoria, ILL.,, their score being
LILO
Tonight, however, they lost 70 Harper
and Kerr OF Denver, who bowled L161.
Bliss and Crisp. also Of Denver, tied the
Peoria men in later set a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-12

The annual meeting Of the Council Bluffs
Rowing association was held last night
and the following directors we're elected for
the ensuing year; Charles T. Stewart, H.
q. Haas. b. II. Jougee Of Council Bluffs
and w. r. Reed of Omaha, 20 fill the I'M
expired two-year term Of Z. w. Dixon. The
other officers elected were: Emmett FINLEY
president; H. H. Van Brunt, vice president;
s. ID. Empkie, secretary; E. II. Lougee
treasurer; H. 2. Haas. commodore; ]. P,
Davis, vice commodore.
The proposition to incorporate a cafe was
submitted to the club and was carried, and
the sum Of $50 was subscribed toward the
cost OF building for that purpose.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-12
FederaI Court Today,

Judge Smith Mcpherson will convene the
March term OF United States court In this
city today. Judge MCPHERSON United
States marshal O. NJ. Christian, United
States Attorney Lewis b. Miles and his
assistant. George B. stewarti w. c. Arthur.
clerk Of the United stntes district court,
and d, n. Mason. clerk OF the circuit
court. arrived IN the city yesterday.
The business OF the term Is not expected
20 be heavy as but few cases have been
filed. The trial docket shows the follow
ing assignment OF cases.
Wednesday. March ls.-samuel DObson
against Omaha and Council BLUFFS Rail
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-12
PARR MAY COME BACK TO OMAHA
English Champion is Asked
WreatIe Burns Again.

WReGtle Burns Again.
There is a likelihood that Jimmy Parr,
the champion wrestler OF England, whom
Farmer Burns threw two out OF three at
the Auditorium week ago tonight, may
meet the Farmer on the same mat again.
Negotiations we're opened by wire yester-
day with Parr and II he consents to accept
the proposition he will send a ringside
challenge to Burns who wrestles Frank
Gotch, Americas champion at the Auditor
ium tonight. Local men have wired Parr
asking him II he Will meet Burns here
again.
At the conclusion of the match a week
ago Parr announced from the ring that he
would meet Burns in New York, Chicago
or St. Louis for $500 or $1,000 side and
when someone asked why not Omaha he
said Omaha had not treated him well.
That was a surprise, for when PaFr got
the first fall out OF the Farmer, the great
est favorite in this city, the crowd cheered
vociferously and when the English cham
pion came back for the second fall he was
again loudly cheered, even when the crowd
felt that he probably would triumph over
its old idol. Il is a fact that when Parr
introduced his peculiar methods on the
Farmer he was Kissed, but this probably
would have come from most any audience
Parr made many friends here and proved
himself hard man to beat and there is a
strong hope among the fans of the mat that
he will see his way clear to return and give
the Farmer that second match In Omaha
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-12
Continue Railroad HearinRa.
woman PhysIcian ON trial.

SIOUX CITY, Ia. March 11.-(special Tel
egram.) DIR. Kate e. Horner was put on
trial In district court this afternoon,
charged with having performed criminal
operation on Mrs. Hannah Lee strawn, who
narrowly escaped death. The choosing OF q
Jury and County Attorney whitney's open
ing address took up the day. DR.. Horner
has practiced here for years and there is
great interest In the case.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-12
WITH THE BOwLERs.

The fight to get out OF last place between
the Dreshers and Cudahys was as interest
ing as II promised. The first game was
In tie and the Dreshers won by two pins
IN the twelfth frame. The second game
and both teams went after the third with
blood In their eyes. The Dreshers started
on with lead that grew 70 seventy pins IN
the first half. but the Cudahys finished
with a rush that won by twenty-five pins
Remien had the best total with 591 and
Captain Reed the high single game with
"a ToniBhts teams are the StorE Blues
and o. d. ks. Score:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-12
RenI Eatnte TroDrfer1.

These transfers were reported to The Bee
March IL by the Pottswattamie County ABB
stract company Of Council Bluffs:
A. e; Walker and wife TO August
Mary Stilen and husband TO ]. w.
Bell and ]. p. Mulqueen, lot 10,
block RIoes s. Beers sub in Council %
H. L. Fouts and wife to Louis Larson,
lot p. Hswthorn's add. to Loveiand, 80.
John n. Ganoyer and wife to 4. ii. ~
Lougee, lot 2, Chapman's add. to
Council BLUFFS, W ACKNOWLEDGING. TO
T. True, lot 2, block 8: lots 10 and
%, block a; lots %, block 4s, and
lot II block g. Ferry add lots S /
Is. and lots s. 9 and TO- block "a In
Omaha add. to Council Bluffs, " d.. 600
COUNCIL Bluffs SAVINGS ,sS bank e .san
Cooper Jeffries add. TO Council -
canr1e d R,ee ana vie 70 isaas an.
insky. lot /, block 9. Everett's add. to
Council BLUFFS. W d................,,.. 90
Harry X Settler and wife 20 Matte
sub. Council BIuffs, " d..,.'..,.,...,.. $50
Walter N Bradley and wife to
Charles B. Long 81 neA 26-74-Ss, -.
n. c. Thompson and wife to James t.
Patterson. lot 5, auditors sub. OF and
/ part OF lot 3 auditors sub. Of nwh
Louis Larson and wife to H. L Fouts.
part ny swh SEX 2-77-A, W d.. 1850
Katie M. Bloss to N. c. Thompson,
lot auditors sub. OF snwb SEX 1888,
Joseph II Moss and wife to Louis
Larson. part swh swh 2-77-A, W d.. T5
/ o. p. Stearns and wife TO r. William
/ Ryden. lot 3, block 8. Park add. to
| Council Bluffs, " d..................... 100
Jessica ]. SiedentOpf and husband and
i Ellen M. S. Haas and husband 20
Council BUNS Real Estate & Inn
provement Co, lots /, 2, s. 4, s. g.
and 8, block /; lots 5, g. 20 and "a,
block IA; lot s. block 20. and lot 2,
block SO, Central sub. Council Bluffs.
/ d....s.s.... ..ss.'s.. ...s......' 10
James p. Christensen and wife to Z.
| I. True, lot 10. block "A. Ferry add.
Council Bluffs, d.......-.........
/ -
Sixteen transfers. total. .S7.I ss
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-12

The Young Mems Christian association
soliciting committees yesterday raised SsO6.
making the total amount secured to date
$4,000.
The following committees will carry on
the canvass today: Morning. f. ]. Day. ].
W. Smith. o. ]. McManus, s. +. Henry.
Afternoon. F. Day. ]. F. Wilcox. r, B.
Wallace, H. G. MCGEE.
These committees will report at the head
quarters in the rooms OF the Commercial
club.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-12

select another city for the league cOnven-
ton.
CREsTON-Two young men Of this city
known az Chuck Town and Ding DAVIS,
were arrested today, charged with breaAlne
and entering freight cars In the yards, De.
tcctive James Harrison and City Marehai
Mckee have bcen investigating several
suit OF their Investigation. The two men
are charged with breaking the seal and en-
tering q car containing creamery products
from the Clarinda Poultry. Butter and
Egg company, and stealing six hrkina Of
butter, which they disposed Of around town.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-12
Total ........................... 545
Tntnl
Proposition No. 3. New school building \
north OF Broadway, between Thirteenth and |
EIGHTEENTH streets:

I make jewelry repairing speciality. My
method is TO do the work right and my
customers always come back when they
have any other work they want done. be-
cause they are assured of good Job and
my prices are such that the customers are
always satisfied, II you have any work
you want done It win pay you to see me-
o, Mauthe. 22s West B'way.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-12

Plumbing, steam and gas hitting furnace
and sheet metal work. galvanized iron COR
nice. Hkylight, tin roofing gutter. spOuting
and repairing, green ana Norfolk furnaces
First-ciass mechanics in all branches.
Both telephones No. 60 1855 W. Broadway,
Council Bluffs. la.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-12
president PuIIiam of National League
Announces some Changes


Announces Some Changes.
NEW YORK, March 1.-THE following
contracts and releases have sSon approved
by President Pulliam OF the National Base
Ball league;
Contracts--with Boston; Jacob Boulters,
Albert II. Bridwell, Samuel w. Brown,
Harry Dolan. August Dorner, p. ]. Flah-
erty, George H. Howard, v. A Lindaman,
Thomas J. Needham, Jesse W. Orndorf,
Irving M. Young, Frank Pfeffer, Claude G.
Ritchey, Albert I. Strobel, Fred Tenney and
Leroy r. Witherup. With Pittsburg; e.
J. Abbsticchio Qs07-s), J. w. Brady, How
ard Camnits, Otis T.. ClymeI, George Glib
son, WdiliRm ]. Mailman, Harry Huston,
Thomas w Leach, Samuel Lever A. p.
Lelneld, Michael J, Lynch, Fred Miller,
James J. Nealon, Edward j. Phelps,
Charles Philippe. Thomas p. Sheehan, Alan
M stOrks. John H. Wagner, Victor @.
willis.
Reieased-By Brooklyn TO Indianapolis:
Bert Briggs. BY Pittsburg to Boston: G.
n. Beaumont. BY Pittsburs to Louisville;
John Hughes BY 81. Louis to Boston: s..
Rhodeo-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-12
second Application for Receiver.

SIOUX CITY. Ia, March r.-(special Tel
egram.)-H d. Brown and A. B, Killer
both Of Sioux City, today filed petition
asking for the appointment OF receiver
for the Sioux City and Rock Springs Coal
company, Alleging collnsion on the part Of
the officers to freeze out tho stockholders.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-12
The Cement season at Hand

II you intend doing any cement work
do not fail to call on George A. Hoagiand
for prices on cement. sand. crushed rock.
etc. Have Just unloaded 1000 barrels OF
a.. Portland cement and can make you very
attractive prices
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-12

Council Bluffs Court OF Honor win give
dance at the Maccabee hall, Thursday
evening. March "a 1907. All are cordially
invited Admission 50 cents per couple.
Extra ladies Is cents. Music by Rasmus-
sens orchestra.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-12
IN Hafer's Yard All America is Repre-

From mahogany RATED down the Elmer
son river 20 the humble pine OF our Caro-
linas. in brief when in quest OF lumber Of
the right sort at the right price, 1t win pay
you to take the trouble to have a chat with
me. I have the goods and I deliver them.
c. Hafer. Council BLUFFS Ia
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-12
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA


gan against Chicago, ROCK Island q facinc
Railway company.
Thursday, March 14-BesBie Umble
against Omaha Council Bluffs Rail-
way and Bridge company; Martha Mccain,
admN., against Chicago a Northwestern
Ry company; Rock Island Plow company
against r G. Reed; Anders Larson against
Charles Huber.
There are. however. number Of bank
ruptcy cases to come before the court at
this term.